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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Traffic fatalities over the Threatens Revision Bill long Labor Day weekend soared past the 600 mark early today, although Na­ tional Safety Council offi- ciids said the number of Events 57 in GOP deaths would not approach record figures. Pressing for Howard Pyle, president of the safety council, credited cautious In State driving on the part of home- Compromise ward-bpund motorists with keeping Uis death toll behind last year’s record of 667 lives. Bank Robbed HARTFORD (AP) — A Throughout most of the 78-hour group of 57 small to'wn Re­ weekend, the number of deaths ♦if > had kept pace with the record In Ridgefield publicans were ready today setting 1963 figures.. to joib forces with Demo­ Bkrly Sunday evening the crats in an effort to fores number of deaths reached ^ RIDGEFIELD (AP)—A consideration in the House and safety council spokesmen branch of the Connecticut of a reapportionment pack­ expressed fear that a new National Bank was robbed record would be set as motorists age passed last week by the clogged highways on the way today. Democratic-controlled Se»- home According to first reports, At the latest count, traffic two armed men staged the hold­ ate. accidents across the United up. The 57 signed a petition that States had taken 610 lives. In The amount taken and other could bring the Democratic WH addition, 18 persons were killed details were not available im­ out of the House Judiciary Com­ in boaUng accidents smd 66 mediately. mittee for action in the Hbose. others had drowned. The bank is on Danbury Rd., Ibe action of the small town The safety council estimated (Rt. 33.) GOP legislators was in ofiposl before the hoUday began that It was the 17tH robbery of a tion to the wishes at tha Re- New Hampshire National Guardsman with bayonet poised stands guard 460 to 660 persons would be bank or savings and loan as­ publioan leaderridp hi Bic killed during the weekend. An sociation this year. lAst week House. on outskirts of Hampton Beach today, preventing teen-agers from returning to there were two on consecutive Associated Press survey, made Hurricane Dora sets sights on the nation’s space The signing at the peUtioii to beach area where Labor Day holiday riots broke out. (AP Photofax.) for comparative purposes over days, one in Hartford and the center, Cape Kennedy, Fla., today, while smaller other in New Haven. force the Democratie bill out at a 7S-hour nonholiday weekend hurricane Ethel is expected to pass south of Ber­ oommlttea oame a few houw from 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. M, to before the meseure had emu midnight Monday, Aug. 34, Probe Plane Crath muda tonight. (AP Photofax.) Frustrations showed 466 persons dead la been sent there. SUFFJKLD (AP) — The con­ The maneuveetag waa so o o n - Resort Peaceful traffic accidents, 34 in boating trol system of a i960 model accidents and . 64 by drowning. airplane is in for special scru­ plex and bad ao many faoeta Plague V.S. The safety counciTa Labor tiny today as investigators seek that no ona appeared eertala Day weekend traffic count the cause of a crash that Southeast States Juat what might happen neat. began at 6 p.m. Friday and claimed two lives Sunday. It was elaar, however, that Bn In Viet War After Youth Riot ended at midnight Monday Killed in the accident were ■mall town RapufcUoaxw w «c« (local times). John C. Freeman, 44, and his making one last effort to tore* A traffic death reewd for a their own party leaden to reach PHUOC VINH, South Viet wife, Irene, M, of Bast Green­ three-day weekend was set Brace fo r Storm a oomprpmiae with Bia Deaeo- HAMPTON . BEACH, N.H.^lack of pamntal discipline. ’The wich, R.I. Mem (AP) — Twenty Ameri- (AP) — This seashore resort police leaned over backward not earlier ttiis year when 604 per­ Horace Wethersll, director of crate that would retain some eene flying five heUcoptere town was peaceful today after a to use brutality.” sons died over July Fourth. The the State Department of Aerb- form at the m lt aoratem. fought e five-hour bstUe Mon­ LAbor Day Eve riot in which Peter Zanltx^, 16, of Everett, 1664 Memorial Day weekend nautice, aaid Investigatora — Hurricane Under Bds sgraCem at repre­ death toll was 4S1 and the traf­ MIAMI, Fla. ‘(A P) t wfods of 76 mllea day with a Communist Viet some 10,000 teen-agers battled Mass., was hit in the face with would pay special attention to _or more extended outward 160 sentation, ea«h at the iRato’a state troopers, local police and blrddiot from a police shotgun. fic death record for any hoUday the centred eystem of the four- Hurricane Dwa, a nionster ^o the north of Dora's Cong crew firing one 50-caliber 169 towaa baa at laaat one wep- National Guardsmen for four Doctors said he probably would seat craft. ' of terrifying force, churned calm eye and lOO mUes to the r^ntattve in the Houss. machine gun, and failed to hours. lose die sight of his right e y e .' (See Page Three) The Freemans were flyiqg toward Florida’s midsection south. Gales extended 850 miles Although the Demooratlo plae alienee it. Authorities finally ran the Damage was counted in the from Agawam, Maes., to Pro- north, 100 south. young persons out at town thousands of dollars. The revel­ today with winds up to 130 would aaslgn only a fraction ot The action capsuled frustra­ -vincetown. Mass., when the A hurricane watch with gale single vote to some of the Monday night by forming hu­ ers threw rocks, garbage, beler craft plunged into a cornfield. miles an hour. tions plaguing U.S. efforts to 'warnings was posted from most Ri^tly populated towns, man wedges and walking from bottles and cans filled with Dixie Schools The bodies of both victims Residents in low-lying areas Stuart, Fla., juat north of the help the South Vietnamese sand, and'set fire to some build­ along 380 miles of coast in those tomnu would still be guar­ armed forces crush the Red the beach area in the center of were found near the wreckage. winter playground of the weal­ town to either end. ings. They smashed windows Earphones and a camera were Florida, Georgia and South anteed n voice in toe House. ffuwrrtllaE. thy at Palm Beach, north to The Republicans Some 200 pesrons were arreM' klong tt>e beachfront. Reop^ggo^Jut found about a mile wid one half Carolina were advised to evacu­ Myrtle Beach, S.C. The bettle was weighted In >dgfiy6Sill^Sk6i Munidamgd-imd ate. Tides 10 feet above normal petition after hekrihg. the Viet 6ong'a favor because ad. Twenty were injured. from the craah scene. At Cape Kennedy, emeTfency Police couldn’t explain the organised to have been a spon­ were forecast., jamin L. Barringer, jt.-NsW the lone machine gus was hid­ The ^ane hit the jground at a crews lowered five huge rockets reasons for the rioting, but taneous affair stimulated by steep angle after clearing the Milford, describe a “gentle­ den and had a maximum effec­ Bias Remains The Weather Bureau said from their pads* but left a sixth man's agreement” he said he Bobert W. Rhodes, qommlssicn- beer and drinking,” said top of a row of trees, ^ e r e — a 190-foot Saturn 7—poised tive range more than double hurricane-force pinds could had reaciwd with R w . WUlinm er of public safety in New Rhodes. was no explosion or Are* for flight in its supporting gan­ ‘ that of the helicopters’ 80-cali­ FARMVILLE, Va. (AP) — begin moaning along the shore T. Shea of Meriden, ^ m ocrn tle Hampshire, blamed the youths’ He and other police* officials tonight from Melbourne, Fla., try. ber guns and 2.75-inch rockets. parents for a lack of discipline said youths had passed out The school bell signals the end minority leader in the House, on Charged in Thefts just south of the natlon’e apace It was designed to with­ hoW the Republicans and Dem­ By the book, the batUe 26 in the home. leaflets and notes Inviting other today of Prince Edward Coun­ Jew fuven (AP) — Two center at Cape Kennedy, to stand, winds of 176 m.p.h. ocrats could Woik together hi miles northeast of Saigon on the "The parents have stepped young persons “for the big Dora, the see«on’s second ty’s five-year attempt to avoid young men have been charged Brunswick, Ga. the House. (. edge of the Communist-infested aside and have left their chil­ rumble.” integrated classes by closing Dozens of cities and towns hurricane, was many 'times D Zohe, probably should not dren to the teachers and to the ’The governor said the riot With taking part in the robbery Meanwhile, Demrooratlc laiMl- public schools. early last year of a loan com­ along tils coast began buttoning eater in eise than the first, •rs were presentiiig the tetins have taken place at .all. police,” Rhodes said. was a “symptom of a morai Although the schools are up, for Dora had a atriklng area eo, which killed more than 190 sickness in American youth pany. S of this agroement to a Damo- More effective weapons were There were some reports of resuming operations, at the 46Q miles acroBS — bigger than which is potentially explosive.” Constantine Scavelas, 39, of oraiUo >cauctu. available in th# hands of the police brutality in the wake of a direcUon of the U.S. Supreme aH New England. (See PNpTTea) Vietnamese arm! and air force. score of Injured—one seriously. King said he hm>ed the courts Bast Haven, and Albert DeLeo At least 9(1 Demoeratio Big- Court, segregation remains 26, of New Haven, were arrested w h u e s would bo needed to ad­ But because of red tape apd an But Gov. John W. King said: virtually as total as in June 1969 apparent lack of aggressiveness “ You can’t blame police for (See Page Six) Saturday and charged with rob­ dition to the 57 RejpuMlcaBB for when the last classes were held. bery with iHoIence. Their bond the raqulred majority to force a and overcentralization of com­ About 1,900 Negroes and mand on the Vietnamese side, was set at $60,000 and $25,000, bill out of cemmituie. seven white children were respectively. Senate in Stalemate There was some queeden, they were not brought to bear expected to enroll in the public when needed. On Jan. 8, 1966, three masked however, ediether the blu could schools. In another eectioa. of m m took $2,000 from the Amer­ be forced out of cMnmittee even The duel between the helicop­ Chrysler, UAW Hold this aouthside Virginia town, the ters and the machine gun began ican Finance Corp. office at 8S4 On Reapportionment by peUtlan, under itae leglala- oounty’a 1,340 other school-age Dixwell Ave. durfog the holdup, ture's rules, before the Thurs­ at 11:16 a.m. when three copters white children began their were looking for a Viet Cong a woman clerk was knocked day deadline set by a federal second week at the private, from her chair, ifae credit man­ court for the General Assembly ambush force just south of W A^INGTON (AP) — The«both bousea of state laglalatures Marathon Strike Talk segregated schotds operated ager was manhandled, and both to complete action on a reap- Phuoc Vinh. An American on a basis of population. since 1959 by the PHnee Edward were bound, gagged and blind­ Senate tackles anew today the portlonment plan for tha. 196ft gunner spotted activity and Schoor Foundation. chief etumbling block to the His aim le-to gain time to seek fired a burst from his weapon. folded. legidature. DETROIT (AP) — Negotla-<»^bor Day rally in Detroit’s There will be one first — SoavelM and DeLeo haVe also adjournment of Congreaa—a adoption of a constitutional •The Viet Cong opened up, send­ tors made a last-ditch attempt Cadillac Square, that “ a mile, public school' faeulUea will be scrap over the Supreme Court's amendmsnt that would permit ing one slug through the barrel (Bee Page Ten) today to reach agreement on a separates where we are and integrated. (Bee Page Tew) legiuative reapportlorataent states to upportlon seats nr one of the gunner’s weapon and new labor contract between where management is.” The County Board of Supervi­ decision. branch of meir legislatures on a another through a rotor blade of Chrysler and the United Auto sors had anticipated that most In an effort to force a show- beuUs other than population. his wing man’s ship. He told an estimated 100,000 Workers Union, with a strike persons that when he left the white children would remain in School^ news of in­ down. Republican Leader Ever­ Ih e cloture petition will come deadline only hours away. the private school. They ap- ett M. Dil'ksen of,. lUinots to a vote automatically Thurs­ ^ (See Page Twenty-One) rally he would be ready “ to terest to Manchester As the clock ticked off the bargain around the clock for p rop ^ ted $189,000 for the planned to file a petition to day. To carry, it must have the Bulletins final 24 hours toward the 10 public schools. Another $600,000 area- readers will be invoke the Senate’s debate- support of two-thirds ef the two days” if necessary to reach b a.m. Wednesday ’ deadline, an agreement. or so will come from state antt limiting cloture rule. senidors voting. C IM from AP Wirhs found on Pages 17 Dirksen saiq he was confident bargaining teams were expect­ Reuther preceded President federal aid.. Dlrksen is the chief sponsor of through 20 in today’s of musterh^ a majority but laid ed to meet in round-the-clock Johnson at the speakers plat' Tuition at the private schools a proposal designed to delay for News Tidbits sessions. Herald. a year or more court orders for no olaiip to Qie necessary two- ooixm BAR FAUR (Chrysler was selected as. the (See Page Six) (See Page Seven) the reapportionment of seats in thirds margin. He told reporters MONTOOMBHY, Aln^ V from the AP Wires it will depend on how many (AP) — The color bar fell UAW’s No.l strike target this senators are abaeiit. year over General Motors or with Uttlq aotteo today to Democratic Leader Mike Ford, the other members of the three Montgomnry eehoela. Mansfield of Montana said M 'Dw only ontwasd aign ef op- Comsat, the newi;«pace age auto Industry’s Big Three. appeared “ very doubtful” the stock set up by the government Weary but hopeful, the negoti­ positton was a ghWk piekei Candidates Fire Operfing Volleys Senate would invoke its clpture Use at one of Bm high as a private enterprise, makes ators dedided to break off talks rule, under which each sena­ Its debut on the New York Sunday night and begin the schools. Negroes eatoM tor's speaking time would be Lanier and Lee high eohobls stock exchange with roller marathon discussions this WASHINGTON. (AP) limited to one hour. and Harrison Elementary coaster price acUpn, opening morning. - ^ Candidates on both sides of the If the cloture move fails, a School on sehodnlo. A t Har« with a block of 1,0,000 shares “ We wanted to have, a fresh political fence hav.e fired vol­ group of liberal Democrats who at |46 each . . . Sen. Barry risen, two Negro chlldre« outlook on this4ast day bepause leys on such Issues as nuclear have been carrying on what walked ta shortly after 8:S9- Goldwater is out of step with there may be a long haul weapons control, taxes and civ Dlrksen calls a filibuster the times and with large seg­ a.m. Four pickets walked aihead,” commented one of the 11 rights in the first major skir aeroee. the. atieet from 'Beb- ment of his own party, and Chrysler bargainers. mishing of the 1064 president­ (See Page Eleven) ert E. Lae High School eg "large numbers of good Repub­ UAW President Wglter Reu- ial election campaign: three Negro pupils arrived. licans are turning to President ther observed: “ I leave here President Johnson, while not i' Johnson,” Sen. Hubert H. Hum­ They ontotod a f^ white pw> tired but more hopeful than openly acknowledgtog it as h pOs went to eleea phrey tells a Labor Day gath­ when I came in. We agreed that campaign' speech, took sharp Six States H old ering in Youngstown, Ohio. we Could do more productive Issue with Republican nominee Democratic - congressional REVIEW VIET WAR work with a fresh start tomor­ Barry Goldwater on the ques­ Primary Races WASDDfGTOtr (AP) leaders dispute a statement by. row.” tion of nuclear weapons control Rep. William E. Miller that the Prealdent Jfeh«een a»d Gen. administration “ has sworn in ’Three years ago, when GM In a Labor Day address in WASHmOTON (AP) — Nomi­ Maxwell D. Teylar, VA Am- was the strike target, announce­ Detroit Monday. an agreement with the Soviet nations for four Senate seats, basaador to Saigon, will re­ ment of an agreement came at 4 In nearby Indiana and <^io view the troobioeneiN Vie*- Union that It will never take four governors' mansions and action against Oastro.” . . . a.m.', just six hours before the the irice-presidential nominees. nanwae situation hi a serlen Secretary of State Dean Rusk deadline. . Republican Rm. William E. 28 House seats are at stake of talks that begin today. says the*time of isolationism Earlier, Reuther said at a Miller o f New Tfork and Demo­ today in primary electiona to six Georgp E. Beady, VVhito —^whether for a nation or indi- cratic Sen. Hubert H. Hum­ states. House preas aeeretery;. aaM 'vldual— is over — “We must phrey of. Minnesota touched, With no major challenges Jehnaea aad Tnylar wenH alert our young people that the Nose Win Detect respectively, on taxes and civil mounted against tocumbent hold "a purely tafom nl maeiv rest of the world will be in our rights among other things. governors or senators, moat of tag” at 5:S6 pan. Hn aaldl Using rooms for the rest of Bombs on Planes Goldwater didn’t mix into the tile interest la on tjiq Republican aeltlier paritemnnt w*nl4 our Hves.” scrap but from the Arizona gubernatorial races to Arizona have anythtagta anr pahUto senator's camp csime word that Republican National Chair­ and New Hampshire. ____ V man Dean Burch charges the By JAMES R. PEIPERT he will outline tonight a plan ' Other states with parly pri­ \ formation of a businessmen for CHICAGO (AP) — An electro­ for reducing taxes by 5 per maries today, are O o lo r ^ , FIRE BWJA TOTS 1 Johnson group "is an effort by nic pose more Sensitive than a cent a year for five years if Minnesota, Vermont and Wis- WASHINOTON (AP) -w 1 the White House to cover up bloodhound's is being developed he is elected in November. conain. Georgia voteis will pldc Four qhHdren died today hi i I the serious defection of regulajr to sniff out bomba planted Goldwater, who rested in House nominees Wedneiktoy and fire that swept a i Democrats” to the Republican aboard airliners. Phoenix Monday, opens his Maasachusetts will have a brick roar honae hi The project pohducted by the first major campaign awing in tieket . . . President Johnson palmary tovdvtog Houae, Sen­ Vashtagtato * ni . .m dMlgnates his daughter. Lynda Illinois InsUtiita o( Technology San Diego, Calit. today. John­ ate and' gubernatorial eanidi- asphgnriatlan' n rd Johnson, as one of 1)18 per­ Research, 'ustitute was made son, Humphrey and Miller an datee Thunday. ' were PrensI_____ sonal representatives at the possible by a $39,000 grant'from returned tq Waihington. Here's a nmdown

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1 A F T V MANUIUBIitK g nBWWU HERALD^ ICANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 P A C E n a m two IIAkCHBSTER IVBNINO HERAIA OONK« TUKffitAT. SBraDIBEE 1M4 school bsgiiMi S ep t lA Ssssiona Distriet 8 RbekviUe-Vernon Bota/li wlU be held Wednesdays, Tbuts- AM Mm vid family wara tktek- Sheiiiwold on &idge Holiday Toll days 'WM Fridays from 9 to s r Aram ffo n t to ta sk than tha 11:30 a.m. to the firsidacs room. UNWANTED vteUM, and Mm hurdy-gurdy da* 10 Properties The public building commis­ tlham Seeks waa tha thUkaot of all, tanht- You Should Know ■ U D K il ■ Falls Behind sion will- meet tonight at 6 to laos to asootaaMdato theamek- City Eyes Land Sf|ie; Hearing Tomorrow HAIR »ferred AiJO OtHmOMAnON the Conference room of the town ontem whlell was oonosaiad tn- Are effioes. Substitutes Permanent Rsatavad “THE WAY alda It was ptoysd ssatsd, with Charie$A.Markel By ALFRED MDEINIiOUI 1963 R e c o rd Uonusd IHsottolsgtsC the instrument held eross-wise T mi pcopsrty transtani wan MhStaMi Men's Yea aaCkBsqptee In ths Iiq>, the right hand turn­ CCC Finishing Work On School Budget Moacheator Bvenlng Herald Prinelpal John F. Oenavan I HEARD IT” N o OM OOHOi- fseordsd at ths tosm otak’s of­ « Page Ona) Bottoa eorreapoodent,loodent, Oemeareni has askad anyone Intorastod te Clairs Allardysa ing the crank and the left hand ter Moaaocla] fteopltal> odaUn- Aesordli^ to an old saying, altwtiig the pitch by momis of fice during A u gu st B xospt f w a Yeung, telephene 848 8M1. aubstMuto teaching at Rhom tatrattvo aoslstaiit at tatag "Talk is aksap, but don’t you period waq. sot over Chrlrimss Tbs board of flaaBM wUl holdPTbe first msetttig of ths MYF high aohool to oontaot the kaya im eh stopped the etrlngs transfer of ons buildlBg lot Mm y rles of •ovananantal-aedi aet up. Btogo will ta hrid earii M9-5577 iy Johm Gruber Btuffy. brilavs M. Faw lUags are mors 1%4 n igh t ta 1966, whan 701 parsons wars a pubUe hearlnf on the board o f WUl ta held at 8:80 p.m. sehooL office. To be rilgtole tor at varying lengtiia Charloa A. MOilral^ tfM k l a - rs fo r baUdbigB and land, o k srsanteattees mast to­ An outdoor worship ssrvloe The onea I have enoountered costly at MM bridge taUs Mmo ^Xbe lawn party will bd'hsld 8 MUsd. education budget raqueet tor the pdUtlons oitoetltutes must M3-030I ply to toe unfair quastkp at ss Mm usual suoMnsr Boston Supplier were an from the 18U century, mostly dwriflngs. I IOM5Z D,QMt4» ]>.m. to midnight each day. Cki 64S7A01.49 tomorrow at 8 pm.- wUl ta held Sunday evening at have either a obUega degree er h ^ bnpmrtant la hla Job rsaily. talk at ths arrong aKsnenL ao you see the idea of mechanl- The tranafom wars: Annsnd of eettvlUsa In Tsr- laturday it wlU open at 2:30 By ASSOOIAIBD PRIISS at the Community Hall. The 7. Charles Miller, lay preacher normal school tratotog and ta Is. "W dl, tost varlsa aceordlag Mouth ta slsr Five persons, tochiding a to the church, wUl be the speak­ eol music Is not hew. nor the T. Audstts to Thomas H. Ardt- eoe asms to asi end. p.Bi.' amount represenU about 74 per Given Pipe Job in ffood IwBltii. doaire to almpUfy instrumental to who you talk to.” Both sides vulneraMs Taxes B os Mancheotsr man, met their cent of the total budget re­ er. Miss Vera RuUiMford from Coach Clyde Washburn attend­ A omiplt of woAo tack, ortanArUa cannot be mob. o f ooon o. Ho^dtal admliilatrator ML J. honse at Andover lAke; itoobriHs’s etty eouncll wW California, a singing evangelist, tochnlque. W ith bowing re- Opentag Isod-Ten at Dla- Taxpayeta to Vernon firs deaths on Connecticut streets quests for the town. A Boston' firm has been ed ths Frank Ramsay Basket­ ^ Z Wm ♦a*fa«i about the "claaa- but what can be aeon the Thoaw tstiBS Maiksl’a poaltloB BsHesn H. and Ridiard U monda sanstdir a series of Hems on its and highways during tbs Labor win stag and give her witness. . teal" ora In minlc, 1 monUoned sound M e s in both types o f tn- teced to turning a crank. and •sate Wari Msrih M t distriot Ota reminded by Tax M«n(bers of the board of edu­ chosen ss the Supplier of cast ball Srfiool at Gardner Lake to pitch aimpUned to preasing “vary valuable. He haa spselal HUebner to Jacob and Uimila & Weri opened the ten of 1 ^ sgmda tooigtat teotadbif tbs CoUeotor Tbomss J. <)uigley Day weekend. I f the weattier la poor, the Iron water pipe for the Town Oolcliester last week. Also In i «M irlote wore oupplanted struniimt. talents that make him vary uss- cation and the aupertotendent eervica wUl be held todoora. toys, the hurdy-gurdy was a I i | ^ house on R t 6 : AMos monda, siid dscisrsr put m tbs that tsxsa wars due stsrilng Bi addition, a Connecticut will be preaent to explain their Water Department. attondanoe wera two Hebron FREE!! r about fldo period bgt. the vioUnt. In the viola the sound boles ful to the hospital. His eaepart- sals at two aity-ownod, undor- simple Instniment to play. j Sands Stockwsn and BUsabsto SOS from dummy. Bast glarsd last Tburaday. Notices were man wos killed to an accident Chareh Moslcal Review Shahmoon Indsutries Inc. studenta-at Rham, Zachary Mar­ I Kow aomtaody wanta to know ate uoually diaped like a "C" ence with building programs, Oakaa to wnUam I f . WlDdna, at Us partner as ta dropped 1! SJI S stead lots «a Tbomss and Ham- requests. A dinner meeting for all > wtat tae difreronce U and why Unfortunately for those Intor- < D .A l IMS sent out during ths latter end In North CaroUna. The board of finance, has pre- was the low bidder on four tin and Rlohard Dormajian. A New Roll Of whwsas in the vMtn they are catod in learning an instrument, tar Instance, vrlll save us hMng two pareala of land and build­ the king. parishioners interested to or ■ WM vloUn la loader, the quality ONporatkm Counsel Bdwto cf August to ^ taxpayers. Ibe only multiple death ac­ parsd a breakdown of the budg­ sixes and four kinds of water Three Hebron boys, all Rham usually shaped like an ‘T ’ al­ I don’t know whers you cim pur­ a consultant for ths new self ings on Lakesids Dr.; Lola I m- "He’d have finessed ter my helptag with tho annual musi­ pipe at a bid opening last week. ' ■ that determined Ita precedence su it D sclater diecar dsd SBoth- M. Lavltt is expected to rule Payments by mall ore urged, cident occurred Saturday night et Items an introductory state­ students, Douglas Berk, Thomas Kodak. Film though some viols with f-boles chase k hurdy gurdy today. The care center. Mr. M i^el Is also maira to MOxton Lsaaengerland king,’’ Boot snarled, "It you cal review of St. Maurice The pipe is to be available Blllard and FVank OooUdgs at­ < due to tiiie employment of large may be encountered. The neck extremely capable," he said. sr siswmnd from Dumny. U- toolMbt whstbsr ths prapsrty or they may be made every to Stamford when a car carry­ ment, part of which reads: Church wUl be held Sept. 16 at * fcaiiM iiiatead at smaller rooms throe I have heard all belong to Robert C. Hallock, boose and tadD’t made this stupid lead.’’ Friday through September from to the town on order at the tended the Cnitt Hagen Basket- With Each RsB PsvsIspeS and finger board arc broader Charles Markel was bom ba land on- Long HU Rd., and hiwliif Bast to win tbs Mok. m ay ta auetlaiMd. ing two teen-age boys went out ‘With the alarming increase to the'- Rosemount Restaurant at i o f music. museums. I believe there Is one South had bean hoping that 8 to 4 and 6:80 to 8 p.m. at the bid prices for a year from the bell Oanip in New. Hampshire. (Black sad White and and thinner in the viol fomUy in the cdlectkm o f ancient In­ Johnstown, Pa., in 19S1. Ha at­ Bmflls L. Boynton to R ob^ K. the king of diamonds was pari Hast bad only baorts and Atty. Lavttt 1s also oxpsotsd of control while belite chased education ooftar we must- con­ 8:30. The buffet wlU feature date of the contract award. Color Priate) ‘ ActimUy, the vtel and the rlo- tended the University of Pitts­ to rule on tbs legality of a pro- public safety buUdii^, corner stantly remind ourselvea of our macaroni and meathaUs, sau HIgil (ohool Menu than in the violin tribe. struments at Hsrtt but that WnUs, St al, lot No. 114 artd im - of ttatoibleton ktnrqussn. but chibs left. No m atter wtalok o f by a police car for opesdlng. Water Superintendent Law­ Tomorrow, barbecued beef on , Mb a , • ’amore," ahnoat invariably the stead of four, which readily dif­ PoUys Poinlen says fiiat MMH department B. Gardner, land and hafldtoga South looked hard enough to Ahtermen are sspeotsd to die- objective can only be reached If ance to greet the neiWlyweda Florence, N. J.; and the UB. Markel was selected os toe stu­ find another way. X Baat*bad Hearis, A-K-AS; Falrvlsw Ave.; Mrs. Amelia Shortly after the death count Pipe and Foundry ,<3orp. and sandwirii meal will also be VHITwmiwi villlipVffvf \ SM by Vivaldi in D major. ferentiates the fomflioa. The dent to make a presentation of heads, as a gsoup, could go on Hrinon Rd.. and from xniea suss the posriblUty cf making began at 6 p.m. Friday, Karo our taxpayers concern them­ The Cotes wars married July served. Ice cream will be sold Bgolnat any otosrs anywhora. J. Dworldn to Marion Oraboft, k ^ quiet, Soufii mlglit have A4; Cbtes, Nsks. Weigel, 22 BUsabsth St selves with the value received . Y Moperflclally, and when viola d'amore may have as progressive-petlett care. He ■■■■smienta fo r sewer lines ta- Adinlttod Saturday: VassU V’ Mnblc, 29, o f Danbury, was 36 to St. Jerome’s (Jiapel on on Mondays, Wednesdays and Tops. Moiwst. Skim, viewed from IIm audience, both many as twelve or fourteen GATS ABB UIVABU. A e msdieal staff te aqually et al, houae on Pine RMge Dr. van up fiw search and lastly What oa you sayf for the dollars apent." the oampus of Utah State Coir cornered B. J. Thoms, as >ped for hita In dlamonda staUsd. recently on South St, a 2enlk 53 Ward St.; Mra Beu­ killed when a car struck a tele­ Triangle Income High Fridays. ‘ gamlUee of inatrumento look strings. BGT . . . competent, be aaya. Answer; Bid two hsarta Tou request for a, rsbats to Vernon V Membership Tea lege, Logan, Utah. Strofeh Pants, liws, Markel says, "to piCk his brain MarkSl also lOieB th a ------would Jumpi to three hearts if lah Walon, 14 Di vis Ave.; Jo­ phone pole In Bridgeport.. - pretty much alike, hot a closer This partkadsr tnstrwneot. for additional maUrial for the MsarhHitfw IV fn k ig HeraN Strips w«~s fo r a |U lepair p a m lt Isouad Ah women of St George's The groom’s brother Robert ROME — Italy’s industrial Manoheater Bvenlng Herald —■■— mj POIX.T CBAMBE K s home on Steel Croostog Rd.,- Andover eerre^wndea* LaW' South drew two rounds of you had ftes hearts ahd three seph BelickL Hartford Tpke.; Nathah Nassor, 66, was klUed ^ w i Y v m , I ■ eoandnatlon will rfww dlffer- stlH heeud on ooeaston as I presenUUon.” This waa toslr for town hall, and a eomplatot Ronald Lagpr, BUtogton Ave.; Episcopal Church are invited to was best man and his brother triangle has its vertexes at Mi­ oorreepondent, Lawrence Maa, vm»ev *nie viols have a flat Newspaper Balonwlse Bolton, allows him easy aceass remse Mee, totephooie T4S-ST98. trumps after winning the first diamonds, but ths sctudl hand Sunday night. He waa struck by mentiocied. is a variant of the first meeting. mkda last month by Mr. and Andrew hYaher, 11 Vernwood a car while crossing a street to a meihbership tea at the parish Randall waa an usher. lan, Turin and Genoa. In' this telephone 742-6796. taftr, where the violins have a IMiAR POIX.T — Wo have Marirel then went to Perth to Manchester where be and Us diamond and then stripped the is not q i^ strong enaugh for house Saturday from 8 to 8 p.m. group known as “vidle da brae wife, Marie, prefer to shop. “It’s a force to game. Mrs. Howard Lufflmbn, Maun- R d.; Mrs. Grace Shattuck, 138 New London with his 9-year-old Maid of honor was Maryann area, comprising Lombardy, : aUghtly arched back. The "te- do" or **viol of the aim” and is beautiful tonibbery in front of Amboy, N. J., to serve his resl- hand. He discarded a diamond Miss Bliaabeth Chase and Mrs Parson, sister of the Mde. Piedmont, and Liguria, per cap­ Glazier's - Me" or front of both Is arched, an area of friendly people," ha JapMB Adopted Vom eo' on the acs of etaite, rutted a tain at, wbo said that water Grove S t ; Thomas Blake, 61 grandeon. The child suffered mi­ For a special treat for the played on tho arm Uko a vlotin our hmiBO but at night all the dency under A n th ony W . from Webster St tuns < Orchard St Frank Barry are to charge of Mlm Leslie Rhein of Bloomfield ita income rangM up to 61.014, youngaten,' cover fresh berries Corset sad Uatform tka^ M It has to be to aUow easy Bokert, president of the Amni- says; "toat is' why we like Uv- chib and cashed the top hearts For Shetowold’s 88-page book­ nor injuries. in oontradiatlnctioB to tho cato in the neighborhood oon- tog here." The Markels have TOKYO — The first document let, "A P o c k e t Guide to jjMih uroDsrtv. Admitted Sunday: Sheryl ‘The fifth death apparanUy thj event. Mrs. Charlee Lathrop was a bridesmaid. 'The bride' far higher than to any other with sweetened condensed milk 1 af rosa to the several strings. If ca CDMege of Hospitals Admin­ to dlseard a diamond from brother Robert served as an €81 Mata ' It were flat, the bow would “viole da gamba” or “vids of ^rsgate in the bushes. Wa have two daughters, Judy, 8, and oottcsmtog Shakespeare that is dummy. Then ta rutted a heart B ridge," send 60 cents to Tbs Cbartsr OcnaoUdsttoa Gerard, 14 Dally Circle; Juanita occurred early Moiulay when a and Mrs. Fred Mohr will pour. Italian region. and top with coconut. tho logoT’ played between the 'aled everything we know to istrators. He then served ss od- known to have appeared to Ja­ Stiles, Tolland; Minnie Burke The first meeting of the usher. scrape all strings stanultaneous- mlnistrstlve assistant to Oom- Lora, S, and are expecting an­ to dummy and luttM dummy’s Bridge Book, Manchester Bve. OomoMaricn masts tonight in car driven by Francis M. Mil­ kneea like a oeOo. keep them away and nothing pan waa an 1810 ^ y titled "Obl- town hall in a final effort to 1 Lewis Set.; Mrs. BsteUa Me- Women at St. George’s will be Mrs. Cote, the former 8yd- tag. N. Y., and Bethesda, Md. other riiild sr — last chib. Herald, Bok 8818, Grand Cen­ ler Jr., 3l2, of 49 Fairfield St., nle Rae Parson, daughter of There was Uterwlse a tosMe has bean affectlvo. We would ored Yam 'Nhich Solved My With the stage set. South led tral Statton, New York 17, N.Y. Mulsh up Its week. Kechnie, 61 BUtogton Ave. Manchester, veered off Rt. 2 to next Tuesday. - Ttes atoh gtvea graater reso- eppredato hearing if snyone The earlier brata-ploktog was Heart’s Riddle." R was an Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Robert Parson, of wutee, however, msasntlslly. it viol or ‘‘descant" which successful in more ways than -Us last haazt. Fortunately for Ocpyrlght 1984 Rsoensideratiim of two ttsnu GlasUmbury and plunked down C2nb Barbeoae tuBod exactly an octave higher haa any Idaas —ANTHONY sdaptatton of "Romeo and JuU- General Fealorea Oorp. Dorothy McHutchinson, Tol­ Smitfaafleld, Utah, attended ta alravsr than a flat pleoe of one since Thoms was impressed South, West could not follow ta tba chartsr will be dtscussed, an embariunent. . Tickets are now available for ANTHONY—This letter from Coventry e t " Mm elsotlon at rcprescnUtlves land; Mra Charlotte Auclalr, the steak barbecue sponsored by Utah State. ehood. andibetter aUe te rssiat than the ‘Miola da gaanha” and enouito to bring Msrkri to A truck driver spotted tlM eoBsequently ehoaid have been ■noihsr reader might have too to Mie pre^Msed legislative 88 West St; Mrs. Leona the Congregators of Bolton (ton Mr. OCote 'iyaduated from ^Ita pNOBUre of the atrlnga Maitchsstar to IWH. Potatsk, Broad Brook.; Robert wreckage hours later. exactly half as long. But this enswer to your problem. Osr- MSifcel’B posltian at MaLiOiisa- JCBY evidence In STATE teatlcn Plant Merrill, 29, of Waterbury, wae bert, Mrs. Bruce Hutchinson, ance Group. wteeatm ssore rsadfly so great teg room fumltnre. A taw moto- a personal Injuries damsgs la non-govammsntal msst- Countty La. Mrs. Warren Potter, Mrs.- Mil­ The oou ^ kve at the Drexel made against our modern vi­ iieiie under toe cushions did toe istrator. Under the decontral- killed Sunday night when hit by ^ sondrtty te obtained. ola, which is not a viol at all toed administrative procedure case. Judge Gmrge B. Davis SuapenseM Skx llysiwy tegs, the Vernon Junior Wom­ Births yesterday: A daugh­ ton Jensen, Mra. Harold Smith Brook Apartments, Drexel HUl, National a car on Rt. 368. Police said trkA. Now lOaa Kitty will not A special hearing on proposed said it was the first time to the en’s Okd» meets tonight at ter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ^ 1------r IMS Is why the (though its pams looks that Thoms uses at MilBI, Markel annual budgets will be conduct­ Merrill walked into the ear's or Mra. B a ^ Wagner. Pa. way) but an overaised violin. go aeer the furniture. —ULr 134-year existence of the court nt tha Skinner Road Demen Whesloek, 162 High St.; a son Servings vrlll be at 5, 5:30, .atellB la kaater than ibe says Us poettian is that of an ed by the board of finance at 8 path. Nureesy School Meeting I W B C I V E vtela beck It Is tunad saactly an octave UAN all around consultant to the that 12 women were picked. tery Briiool. Dr. James Bhrans, to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bo and 6:30. A nursery will be pro The first meeting of the Bol­ Stores hospital department heads and p.m. next Monday at Opventry of the InsUtuts of Living, will Itosky, Crestridge Dr. Miller was born to Hartford tetomidly with above the edlo and should ba DKAR POIXiY—My letear was vided from 5 to 7. The menu will ton Cooperative Nursery School ~baia,aMd a brood eanter exactly half as long but it ^ High School. ofoaii on ‘Woburtian Living.” Dlseharged Friday: • Mrs. Aug. 8, 1942, a*aon of F'rancla feature ateaka barbecued to or- prompted by one tram C.M.C. staff. At that time the Itemised estl- M. and Wanda Zavada Miller, will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. wMch tarn added to the Ukenvise made wnaUer fo r eon- But his posltian goes beyood Shown A t Mrs. Hugh Collin* will ■ pro- Marian Tracey, Vernon; Alan I der, french friea, tossed salad in the fireplace room cf the about putting outmoded eqolp- matea of the expenditursa of the TBCWWtCOLOH» Sand 8 PJd. aide nt her first meeting of ths Lander, Mountain Spring Rd.; and U v^ in Manchester three ! o f vsntenoe and the tone~ suffera meol to use. 1, too, use my oonaulttog stoos be is responsible n w T : and ice cream with topping. Oommunlty Hall. Mrs. Ernest It viola parts are played on a for working out and completing town boards and agenciea for grmte airi' will kitrodues ate Rotarft Merrifleld, Delaware; years. He was formerly a resi- Choir Rebeanala wash boltsr ter that big bahto the fiscal year 1984^ will be of Enfield. Gowdy, teacher, wUl talk to *half-dxe” edlo (which axisU toe programs he advlsea Such PLUS CO-HIT SHOWN AT 1:35-6:30-10:10 now members. Howard Sheeley, Manchester, 1 The senior choir will resume OREEN of bomemads bread. I found presented j MPflOM Our Lady of Fathns Coua- Pa.; Mrs. Oianl North, 111 He waa a graduate of Bhifield itew nuraery mothers. Nursery end Is usually glvsn to diildrm administration is a very fine art regular rehearsals Wednesday S t a m p s . to begin on) th^ sound a great our long-dlscardod cool scuttle The Second Congregationsl' . EEDSE sM, KofC, wUl meet tonight at Union St; Mrs. Bdlth Keegan, High School and served to the W a d » « 4 * * » in too coal bln and with hot Ptogranu are not forced from at 7:30. In addition to junior daal better. Violists, however, the top down but are worked Church Religious flklucation ■ MIOOIJOMI 8 at KofC HaU on PitMpeot 128 Vernon Ave.; Deborah Le­ U.S. Navy, receiving his dis­ choir this year there will be a are usually oonvertod vioUnists, suds, a stiff brush and loU of Omunittes will meet at 7 pjn. • t vesque, XBUngton. charge last March. Since that elbow grease removed all trac- out among all the responsible chancel choir, which will con­ MEADOWS' not oelUsts, so they never st- people concerned. Thursday at the Chutrii Com- jl&pfm im i MotefcarQ&c^-^ COLON Wise Sckotefehlp Dlsdharged Saturday: Scott tims he has been employed as a sist of'children to Grades 8 os of coal dust and found it miinlty House on Rt. 44A. Sl^TL___ MMe Paula J. Ward, Lake St., JKersall, Tolland; Sarah West, fireman-''at Pratt and WhitiMy, WAPPINQ FAIR tompt this devica Administrative orders are not Ml) THE MHQLE MriMTS ORbM ENDS TODAY I through 9. iO .F sK O a. There existed s DouMe-bsse in perfect oonditian. After it The deacons and deaconesses J a recent Rockville High School RFD 2; Beulah Walton, 14 Da­ division of United Aircraft I thoroughly dry, 1 wray so mudi orders as they are W ALT M II m h RnSnMnM” SHOWN AT I , The preaent junior choir will Sopt. 12. 19M vid or "vtolan" (note the agreements. And problems are will meet at 8 p.m. Friday at OiBNBYW iHOOH OpilUIDFS g-sme and SrM graduate, has been awarded a vis Ave.; Gary Jeremias, Wll- CorpI, Bast Hartford. He was a Include Grades 1 through 6. Any pslntod it bluo on too outside the home of Mr. and Mrs. Law­ shlre Rd.; Sandra Spivey, Tal- petty officer to the Naval Re­ ing) which was tuned on oc­ and cream on the inside and met by agreeing on orders to soholarshto to Ckamberlayne children interested in either tave lower than the normal solve them. rence Fen tiro an. Co-Bit Book Hudson SEPT. 23-24—RICHARD BURTON’S "HAMLET” junior CoUege, Boeton, Mass., oottvllle Rd.; Mrs. Anna King serve. choir should contact Mrs. Har­ ChiekoR lor-b-CM now it holds our msgastnes, "Oonae September" and daughter, Snlpslc Lake Survivors, besides his parents, “ Vida da gamlNu” ‘This was funiisbea color accent needed in Markel says be enjoys the dif­ Ohnreh Board MSets ky the Distributive - IVhMation old Smith. Both choirs will start ssidom employed, th e ----- ficulties of working out the oon- The First Congregational Foundation cf Conneotleut a Rd.; Mrs. Doris Skipper and Include a brother, Richard, W. S to 7 p.m. the Itvtng room and la a con- daughter, BUUngton. rehearsals Sept. 28. usually bstng |^m out by the fUettog individual views and Churrii Board of ‘Trustees will BMrehandistog organisation. Miller, and a sUter, Miss Cath- The United Methodist Church Chiokea, Potato Salad, Con. a 4 w*a W ed^ l a t iha smaller viola dd'yamta which versation piece. —^ANNA East Windsor Discharged Sunday: Mrs. •V mVTL DOIX,” fOTitiing to resasonable oonriu- meet at 8 pjn. Thursday at The sehoianhlp was present- leen Miller, both of Manchester; choir will hold its first rehearsal Siloed Tomatoes, Pickles, oanamonly went under the aions to surii a procedure. ‘Ihb Ktogsbury Housa DRIVE-IN ‘»ouu5 Mrs. Esther McClain, Vernon; his maternal grandparents, Mr. DBAR POIA.Y — After waMt ad Friday in eeremoniea at the Dmiel Staefaowiak, 26 Grand toni^t at 7. Anyone interested Oran berry Sauce, Rolls and name of ‘ham." The name still results, he says, are mors en- The Ladies Associatlnn will and Mrs. Frank Zavada of to joining should attend. Batter, loe Cream, Co flee, ••TouieiiiovrAt !• " survives as part of the name ing arouitd all day with sore effloe of the Rockville Area A ve.; Rmiald Luginbuhl, 116 feet , I teund an idea that thusiaatlc implementatloa and have a work session at 10:30 tMarla Wednesday Chamber of Commerce, -kr- ThompsonviUe, and his paternal Sunday the churrii will be BDIk. tor the oello which is properly better program quality. a.m. tomorrow to the vestry, Register Now Prospect St.; Mrs. Grace (hat- grandmother, Mrs. Francis Mil­ ChilHr»'n undof 12 frr- I caned a “vlokmcello” or makes sense. If new shoes hurt “THE UNSINKABLB vangements were made by -An­ tuck, ISS Grove St.; Juanita back on its schedule of two serv- OtANT fRlE PLAYGROUNT your heels or pinch a toe or Markel is particularly inter­ making plans for ths annual MOLLY BROWN" toni SaR CHNJHIEN AMD TON.AMRS FOR YOUR Vets' Dog Food 10 89' (»IAR(»AL BROILER ★ PRE-SCHOOL CLASSES 1 UCR.TO.tCHOOL RESTAURANT SHOrPHW CONVINWNCI NNAST FROZEN - BIIF, CHICKEN, TURKEY m p iH J i REOtSTRATION AT THE STUDIO Sp^cialmng ht NORIH MAIN STRER, MANCHESTER charge a c c o u n ts invited 11-OZ . U —S to S PJL niEE FARKMO PKGS OIJUiCOAL BROILED FOODS U—ItAJLtoSPJL MEAT DINNERS 3 Davidson & Lav on f Hal orM4-10: Dottbla i Green Stasqis Wedmiiay AT you* HAST HATIONAL SUPfA M AU m Tiy MM ledk^. llw yYe Miss IhriMT is a number of Um U Tseeban Obte of Oonnsctteiit; Danes for fho Hnost childron's V sf tmsrtBs; lb s NYO Chaptar o f: L— end Ins Just. ratuniod tram*4 atndyteg et HARTFORD COUNTY Densa OMusee te New Tsrti OMy. I CHESTER SHOFPtN# Fi woor Easf of fho rivorl MTODMoa a Loo n r AMD R ockr HUI, ws MURvs ns aets to u«w oyAwniiM______. . . -.finjaiiitea.hinwainsifalMktenTr-ni 1 ID AVSIf AJR^RJiil. lAY. THURSDAY mmI FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9 ■M TlM OM II AM ID 1 A H . lA ^ead Hurald Ads. a' V T f ' i. I ' e' . I

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' ‘ 1 . MANCHBSTEB EVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,.TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1964 PAQB. MANCSB8TER EVENING ^lEllALD. MANCB18TEK. OONN^ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEE t, IfM iMi.’SKi;: Morrison-Jones Brown-^ray Saimond-'Applia Anderson-Eoster - ^oodard-Michaels Dean Says College hOsa BliaateUi Ann Jonaa of Miss Barbara Jane Applla of Swanzey, N. H., and Richard Ridgaflald. and. Joto Robert K l ^ Judy Ann roator and Albert Salmond of Manchester Triples lEnrplmient Morrison of Manqjiostor wars were married Saturday morn­ RiOf«r Allan Anderson, both of married yastsrday at ho<»> aL ing at St. Bernard’s Church, Jlanchester, ware onltad in at. Mary’s Churoh, Ridgaflald. Keene, N.H. mariiafe Saturday mornlnc at Manchester Community ^ Tha bride la a daughter o f, The bride ie a daughter of South Methodist Church. year o f claasea on Monday with n e a ^ W t ^ IM S. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ap- Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jonas o f j The bride is the daughter of 64 enrollment. This estimate by D ew F r e ^ e k W. plia of Swanzey. The bride­ Mr. and Mrs. Hubert M. Foster Jr. is based on the present rata o f sBnjlment n d the Ridgaflald. Tha bridegroom U groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jr., 41 Delmont St. The bride- 4 ithe number sc eniosnie em ady tha eon o f Mr. end M ra Roland Antonio Saimond of 899 Gard­ groom is a son of Mr. and. Mra. admitted. Morrleon, 149 Bissell 8 t ner St. waiter 9. Anderson, i t Oard- Community A totala of 91 ehiilRMe have The Rev. Joeeph McCormack The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. ner St. enrolled, Belluscio o f Keene performed The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, VUr Mmtamn mew of Fairfield University per- the ceremony and celebrated put or . of South Methodist College Calendar^ full-time : fornwd the double ring cere­ the nuptial Mass. Mrs. Paul Church, performed the double Dr. Lowe aetea htet thie,«el- m ony and was celebrant at tha ring ceremony. Jack Grove w u Mon., B e p T li^ lS — Regis­ lege’e oourae ofl i rhifB have nuptial Mass. Bouquets of Fontaine was organist and MrSc organist. Bouquets of white tration for part-time and doubted with the jMttteRoa e f a white gladioli and yellow pom­ .Charles Bergeron soloist. Bou­ gladioli decorated the sanctu­ qiecial students, 10 a.fn. to full range .of eopliaraaM m m ts- pons were on the altar. quets of white carnations, chrysanthemums, snapdragons ary. 9 p.m. ea. Two. new fUtrieMa tore Given In marriage by her | father, the bride wore h full- and ivy were on the altar. Given in marriage by her fa­ Mon., Sept, 17-18 — Regto- been atarted. length gown of taffeta with re- The bride, given in marriage ther, the bride wore a full-length tratlon and orientation for A 1-yai^ p ri inglwaarliM peo- embroidered alencon lace, de­ by her father, wore a silk lace gown of Chantilly lace over taf­ full-time students, 4 to 10 gram la dadgnad to pawM e an feta trimmed with seed pearls Neto Principal initial year of pwpawiltot for signed with A-llne skirt and full-length gown, designed with and iridescents, designed with Maxwell G. Morrison, a na­ pm- - - etudente taUnding to Ofitor 4- high waistline and chapel- Empire style bodice, shell neck­ Fri., Sept. 91 — Fall ee- len|rih train. Her fingertip veil scalloped sabrina neckline, tive of Vermont and a realdent year programa at aoMagaa ar line with pearl and crystal trim, meeter clasees begin, 8:80 of PYench Illusion was attached fitted bodice, long tapered of Maine, ia the n«w supervis­ univaraitlaa. Dr. L o w * aaga a long tapered sleeves with pearl sleeves with points at the wrist, ing principal at Nathan Hale p.m. to a headbow, afld she carried and crystal trimmed points over Wed., Nov. 11 — Veterane genaral ounttoulun Immi aiao be­ a cascade bouquet of white and bouffant tiered skirt term^ School. gun for atudanta w to todk a the wrist, lace trimmed panels inaUng in a chapel train. Her Morrison has 14 yeara o f ex- day, no classes. daisy pompons. from neckline to hem, and Thurs., N o v . 26-29 — two-year terminal Mbanf arU fingertip veil of French Silk illu­ parienca in aducatlon. He comes Mrs. Thomas Fossi of Wini- circular court train. Her bouf­ Thanksgiving recess. program. sion WM arranged from a cap to Maneheater from LongfaDoiw mantic, a sister o f the bride, fant veil of Imported silk illu­ , Sun., Dec. 30 through H m ooBaga aow epaaaiktB 81 of lace petals with pearl trim, Elementary School in Portland, was matron of honor. Brides­ sion was attached to a silk and Sun., Jen 9 — Chrietmae va­ aectiona for 89 oograea. and 'she carried a crescent bou­ Maine, where be was aupefviz- maids were Miss Arlene Jones Jewled alencon lace sloped pill­ quet of orchids, stock, stephano- ing principal. cation. A 4 >eolal faatura of Ito aa- of Ridgefield, a sister of the Sat., Jan. 16 — Last day box with front cut-out and Jew­ tls and ivy. TOe Morrisons hava three panded p r o m m o f ahaMaa this bride; Miss Judy Mujiha of elled drop, and she carried a of fall semester classes. Naugatuck and Miss Judy Mor­ Miss Sharon Delaney of Man­ children. year wlH ha a ssm aator long bouquet o f white carnations, Fri- Jan 2529 — Registra­ rison of Manchester, a sister of chester was maid of honor. Miss oriontatlon-cmmaaHng p n g n m stephanotis and i'vy. tion for spring seniester. for all frtohman, aaye. the bridegroom. Mias Monica Phyllis Wiechert and Mrs. John Mrs. William Hayes of Glas­ Fri., Feb. 1 — Spring ae- DevetoptoSait o f ooDfega aifl- Jones of Ridgefield, a sister of] C. Jones, both of Manchester, tonbury, a sister of the bride, Education Books mester clasees begin, 8:80 tudoa, tocdiniqaaa eg Mudy, edu- the bride, was Junior brides­ were bridesmaids. was matron'of honor. Miss Rob­ The bridal attendants were p.m. eated adf-awaxenaaa wOl he maid. * I Still Available Sun., Feb. 91 through part of the group prOgwau. The bridal attendants were erta Russell of East Hartford, dressed alike in floor - length Mrs. Richard Johnson of Wind­ sheaths of emerald green peau Sun., April 16, through The program wlB be M by dressed alike In light blue taf­ Sun., Feb. 98, mid-winter sor Locks, Miss Linda Roux of taffeta, matching hats with face Two outstanding oduca- WUHam Oavaaagh, a aaeaaher feta floor-length gowns, de­ Boston, Mass., Miss Ssmdra veils, and they carried crescent tlonal books for students of vacation. of the part-tlnM IhigWdi ataff signed with dark blue waist­ shaped bouquets of white Fuji high school and college are Sun., April 36— Easter re­ and holder o f a aixth year aor- bands and bdW trains. Ilie y Wilber of Swanzey and Mlzs mums with green accents. still „ being offered by The cess and spring vacation. tlficate of advanoadanoad enutaaU wore Ivy circlets with jrellow Betsey O'Neil of Keene, were DougUs Anderson of Manches­ Herald. Sat May 29 -^.Last day etudy in tha daisy pompons In their hair, bridesmaids. ter served as his brother's best They are, “SO Days to o f apring semester classes. eounaellng from and carried cascade bouquets of All the attendants wore floor- man. Ushers were Timothy Ro­ Better Grades’ ’ and “ Stop Juns 6 — Commeneeinent, -rerdty. yellow daisy pompons. length gowns of cotillion blue han of Manchester and Donald Reading Word by Word." 4 p.m. I Two full-tim e prefeaeoia and Michael Gugliemo of White- chiffon with Empire styling, Smith of Rockfall, a cousin jOf^ Both series were carried 16 p«Lrt-tima Instruetora have stone, N. T., served as best and inabching chiffon headbowa .the bridegroom. T ■ in The Herald last fall and been added to ths faculty. Rob­ man. Ushers were Thomas Fos- with short ciroular veils. Hie Packard iiSikto sl o f WlUlmantlc, brother-in- Mra. Foster wore an aqua last spring in 30 parts each. ert Fenn tecomaa a f i d pro-- honor attendant carried a bou- New Teachers law of the bride; Richard Mor­ MRS. RICHARD ALBERT SAIMOND crepe and lace sheath with They are available in spiral feasor and chairman o f ttka aei- Lorins photo- rison of Ansonia. brother of the Charest ntaoto I O* carnations ------— 4 - matching accessories, and a bound booklets, and Illus­ moe d^iartnownt. H e was a MRS. LEONARD DANIEL WOODARD JR. bridegroom; William Sangio- HRS. FRANCIS DOMINIC BROWN and pink sweetheart roMS with corsage of yellow rose buds. The trated. « Welcomed by national soienoo faltow sg Tale pink camatlona with Ivy. The Mrs. Saimemd 1s graduate o f vanl of Fairfield and Tony ______Ivy. The brideamaMe carried N u tlff photo “80 Days to Bettor University thia aumaoar. Weetoo photo bridegroom’s mother wore a Keene High School, Monad* bridegroom's mother wore a Constable of Hollis, N. Y. MRS. ROGER ALLAN ANDERSON gold brocade dress with match­ The marriage of Miss Carolyn^and she carried a cucade bou- Grades” is 70 pages. It Is Curtis, Miaa Shirley KorrtH la eh aa- MRS. JOHN ROBERT MORRISON Miss Elizabeth Agnes Gray of^sklrts with Swiss lace ribbons I ***** carna- moss green lace dress, dark nock Regional High School, ing accessories, and a corsage Chrlstine Michaels of Vernon to quet of blue pom ^ns. filled with quick, aasy sistant profeasor end ehalrman Mrs. Jones wore s pink Vernon and Francie - Dominic • • ^and streamers at the back. They «f ToHand brown aoceSaories, and a cor­ Keene SUte OoUege , end Barq. Leonard Daniel Woodard Jr. of Miss Gloria Jean Foss of Wap- wore watching floral hea^eces W^lam Sahnond ^ TkiHMd of. Vanda orchids. answers to some of your Ntw teachers were welcwned of the executive aecretartol sheath with matching acces­ Brown of Rockville were wed sage of yellow and bronM chry- over School of Modeltog, HarN Manchester w u solemnised Sat­ ping and Mrs. Edith Daddario sories and a corsage o f red tritouned withwltii crystalsoystala and , _ ^ A reception w u held *at the toughest school problems, into the Manchester school sys­ curriculum. Mlae M orrill was Saturday morning In a double J 1 ----- Chariee ford. She is a control clerk ip urday morning at St. Bridget's of Manchester, a sister of the santhemume. Rosemount Restaurant, Bolton. and contains “ bow-to-study“ formerly assistant prof essor ef and pink Sweetheart roees. The ring ceremony at St. Bernard’s data prooeaetog at Travtiem Church, Manchester. bridegroom, were bridesmaids. tem along with the returntog . » d « m A reception for 176 was held GentilcorC'Anderson For a motor trip south Mrs. An­ ideas. secretarial studies at the ITnl- Hunniford-Kurtz bridegroom’s mother wore a Church, Rock'ville. Bouquets of Insurance Oo., Hartford. Ife ' The bride 1» a daughter of Mr. They wore pale blue dresses and at the Laka ^lofford Motel, derson wore a red wool knit “ Stop Reading Word by staff this morning by Superin­ verslty of Connecticut school ef blue sheath with matching ac- white gladioli and pompons de­ a colonial bouquet of gold -/S *** and Mrs. John Charles hats styled to match the honor NM. For a trip to Martha’s Saimond la a graduata of Men* suit with matching hat, black Word" is also in 70 pages, tendent of Schools Dr. William busineee administration. cesssories and a corsage o f corated the altar. tangerine carnations. The Richard Joh^n of_Wtadsw Michaels, Lake St. The bride­ attendant's, and carried colo­ Vineyard, Mra. Saimond wore a cheater High School and Porter and teaches to read twice as white gardenias. The bride is the daughter of bridesmaids sad flower girl car- Wllllsm Bwks of acceaaoHes, and a corsage of groom 1s the son of Mr. and nial bouquets of blue pompons. E. Curtts and Assistant Super­ Along with toadhera fNm loden green and whlta wool School of Eagtoaertog. He to white orchids. The couple will fast and with better under­ nearby high achoola, eoBagas, A reception for 160 was held Mr. and Mrs. William John' ried oolontol bougusto ef maiiager of a branch stora w Mrs. Leonard Daniel Woodard George Risley of Manchester, intendent for instruction Ronald at the Cioverieaf Restaurant, Gray of 68 Hillside Manor Ave. and melon carnations. I wura 6 te lg e Mca two-pleoe draas with loden hat. live in Hartford after Sept. 21. standing. It contains many and universltlea, new p a it- to e tha Joaeph Merritt Oo., H a ^ Sr., M North St. a brother-in-law of the bride­ P. Scott Danbury. For^ a plane trip to The bridegroom is a son of Mr. J<*n Brown o f RsxatvlHe over eatto mocha acoee- Tha couple will Uve at 40 Grls- Mrs. Anderson is a graduate exercises to help you put inatructore Include membera.of ford. The Rev. Dennis R. Hussey of groom, served u best man. All teachers will attend a sec­ Bermuda Mrs." Morrison wore a and Mrs. Harvey John Brown ssrrad as hU beothMr’s bestl»orlra and^ terssge of ooral - xiM St. after S ept 90. of Manchester High School, at­ St. Bridget's Church performed Ushers ware Thomas Kelleher into practice what the book the staffs of neighboring tedni- ond orientation session tomor­ pale blue silk jacket drese. The of 288 Skinner Rd. man. UMiera were Hemry Audl- tended Hartford College for the double ring ceremony and of Wapping, a brother-in-law, of suggests. trial research facUitiaB, a com­ row before welcoming 10,000 couple will live at 1631 Park Given In marriage by her fa­ Women, and is employed at celebrated the nuptial high the bride, and John J. Michaels Copies of the series are poser and member o f the Ih u t- bert o f Rockville, and Robert! Manchestef students back to ths Ave., Bridgeport, after Sept. ther, the bride wore a full-length Heublein Inc., Hartford. Mr. An­ Mass. Mrs. Raymond M urj^y of Vernon, a brother of the available at $1 each. For ford Symphony Orcheetra, a Dean of Rocky IflU, cousin of. classroom on Thursday. 21. gown of silk organza, designed derson is a naduate of Man­ was organist aiid soloist. Bou- bride. your copies, write to “ Better newspaper editor, the author ef the bride. Mrs. Morrison is a graduate with scooped neckline, short Lundell'Doutt chester High School and attend­ uets of white gladioli were on Mrs. Michaels wore a blue Grades” Reader Service, c-o The orientation this morning a well known text on form and Mrs. Gray wore a mau'v* roae o f Ridgefield High School and sleeves, Shnplre' bodice with ed the University of Hartford, le altar. brocade sheath with matching The Manchester Evening began with ths traditional cof­ aesthetics, and membere o f Bit dress Of peau de sole with laoa | and w u a corporal in the U.S. Herald, Radio City Station, fee in ths high school cafeteria regional business community. the University of Connecticut, pearl and alencon lace appli­ bodice and Jacket, and match- aThe bride, given in marriage hat and white accessories. The ques, A-line skirt with bow and Miss Bendra Pearl Doutt of Marine Corps. He is a photog- P.O. Box 489, Dept. A, New* followed by the superintendent Dr. Lowe aays Menehaater where she was a member o f P i tog accessoriee. The bride-1 Manbh'eeter and Howard Dan­ by her father, wore a floor- bridegroom's mother wore pink atreamers accenting the front, rairiier at W ilu Studio, Inc., chiffon dress with white acces­ York 19, N.T. end assistant superintendent’s Community College ahowa all Beta Phi, national sorority. groom’s mother wore a knit iel Lundell of East Hampton length gown of silk organza over and chapel-length train of silk Hartford. sories. Both wore white rose greetings. Elementary and sec­ the evidences of growth that ii Mr. Morrison is a graduate of sheath of martoe bhie with bone | taffeta, designed with a bateau peau de sole. Her bouffant veil exchanged vows Saturday af­ corsages. ondary group meetings were making public junior ooUegea M t St. Charles Academy, color aoceaeoriee. Both wore ternoon at Bhnanuel Laitheran neckline, long tapered sleeves of imported silk illusion was ar­ and bell-shaped skM which ter­ A reception for 160 w u held then held. Individual school increasingly responsibla for Woonsocket, R. I., and Fair- orchid oorsagee. ranged from a crown of pearls Church. ' minated in a ^apel train at the American Legion Home. 3 From Abroad, group meetings followed. higher education in the nation. field University. Both are so­ The bride la the daughter of cial workers with the State and crystals, and she carried a FoUowtog a reception for 360 trimmed with alencon lace and For a motor trip through north­ Dr. Lowe says the oollege aon- Mrs. Ftorenoe Doutt of 746 ^Guests St the noon limcheon Welfare Department at Bridge- white prayer bocA topped with a at the Koscluszko Club, Rock­ seed pearls. Her two-tiered el­ ern New Hhigliuid and Canada, Indian to Study tinues to offer a wide variety' of Center St. and B. Melvin Doutt included Mrs'. Katherine Bourn, I>ort. white orchid, stephanotis and ville, the couple left on a motor bow-length veil of silk illusion Mra. Woodard wore an olive chairman of the board of educa­ programs for men and woman trip to Lake George and New! of Vandeigrtft, Pa. The bride­ was attached to a pillbox hat green two-piece ensemble with Ivy. groom ia a son o f Mr. and M ra At High School tion; General Manager Richard of ages and educational alms. Miss Dorothy Brondolo of Bol York State. Thqr will Uve at S3 trimmed with alencon lace and beige accessories. Ih e ooupie Uin>ERSTA?n>INO BOSS Charles A. Lundell Sr. of Bast Martin; Mayor Francis J. Ma­ “ It is an effort," he says, “ to Sumner St., Hartford, a fter sequins, and she carried a cas­ will live at 119 Calvert St., Tor- ton was maid of honor. Miss Hampton. Three foreign exchange stu­ honey; P T A Council President fuini^its stated function of pro­ Mary Jane Vannie of Wethers Sept. 31. cade bouquet of white roses and rington, after Sept. 90. viding some kind of appropriate KAUFMAN. Tex. (AP) — A The Rev. C. Hwuy Anderson, dents and an American Indian Dr. Harvey Pastel; Robert uniform - manufacturing com­ field and Miss Judith Dean of Mrs. Brown is a secretary at stephanotis. Mrs. Woodard attended the Brock, executive vice president higher education for all who pestor of Bmanuw Lutheran boy w ill si^idy at Manchester pany is wooing women sewing Rocky Hill, cousin of the bride the Aetna life Insurance Oo., Mrs. Thomas 8. Kelleher of Connecticut Institute of Hair­ of the Manchester CSiamber of seek intellectual developm eot" Church, officiated, amisted by dressing and was formerly em­ machine operators with gentle were bridesmaids. Miss Robin Hartford. Mr: Brown ia a car­ Wapplng, a sister of the bride, High Schools this year while Ccmimerce; Community College the Rev. J. R. Rtoell of Bethle­ ployed at Albert and Larry's words and eweet promisea. Its Watson of Enfield, cousin of the penter wiUi M aglati Broa., w u matron of honor. She wore living with local famMies. Dean Dr. Frederick W. Lowe hem Lutheren Churoh, Bast a street-length dress of blue em­ Beauty Studio, Vernon. Mr. ad reads? bride, was flower girl. West Hartford. HampttHi. Sydney M a ^ lp to e Geraldlna Kosturt is a senior Jr.; and Douglas E. Pierce, busi­ bossed taffeta with matching Woodard is employed as a tool 'More money, cash bonus The bride’s attendants' were froth Vienna, Austria, staying ness manager for the board of wee organist. Charles A . lAUi- overskirt. Her matching pillbox and die maker at the Nu-Tool twice annually, four paid holi­ identically a ttired to flobr A University of Maryland sur­ dell Jr. of East Hampton, a with Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hitt of education. hat had a circular face veil, Co., Torrlngton. Wedding days a year and you will te length dresses of white over vey taken to the Baltimore- brother of the bridegroom, was 179 Green Rd. Her stay in This afternoon the teachers treated like a lady. The boss m-tot green silk organsa, fash­ Washington area shows nine out soloist. Bouquets white Am erica is sponaored by the at met In the schools where they will not bawl you out if you ioned with scooped necklines of 10 shoppers prefer fresh mixed flowers decorated the Second Congregational Ohureh will te teaching. Representa­ Langevin - Pontille make a mistake." short sleevee and tell-4fiiaped chicken over frosen birds. dtar. and the International Christian tives from the superintendent's Theodore Langevin, son of Mr. Computer Needs 6 Minutes The bride, given to marriage Youth Exchange. She w ill at' office were available to answer and Mrs. Theodore Lmigevln of tend Manofaeeter High. by her father, wore a fuu- queetiona regarding payroll de­ Springfield, Mass., and Mra. E l­ length gown o f ellfc organsa, L illi Concepcion is a 16-year- ductions, Insurance fuid other sie Pontillo, daugliter of Mn. To Make Master Schedule old girl from the R^niblic of designed sleevelem with a employe information. James Cosgrove of 2M Oak it., Jacket eppUqued with re-am- the Philippinee.! She will take W alker'Kauf f man Tomorrow’s orientatton will and the late James Tammany, broldered alencon lace, con­ High Schools and c in•- her hhair. Both carried nose color panels. They wore match­ ^ r fo n n e d the double ring cere- and accessories. The bride- and is employed by Robert's Miller says four trial runs school had no way of keeping Fort Yates, N.D. John comes A picnic was held for all the of Manchester, v?ere wed Sat­ The bride wore a fuU-length from the great Dakota Indian urday evening at a candlelight gayk o f yellow daisies. gown of sUk linen, designed with ing floral clusters with tulle MRS. HOWARD DANIEL LUNDELL mony and was celebrant at the groom's mother wore an an- Electric Co. of Wapping. were made previously to make track of them in certain classes EASTERN STAR trim on their heads, and oii> M te s named Sioux by the children ^ u rad ay en the ceremony at Center Congrega­ Alan Hunniford of Hebron a bateau neckline, cap sleevee, ■7^ hlgh nuptial Mass. Mrs. Ralph tique gold dreu with matching A winter wedding is planned.' adjustments in procedure for at the beginning of school. cular face veils. The honor at­ white man for ^ 'their shrewd­ grounds of the achool. tional Church.) served as his brother’s test man. natural waistline with Venice ■III -1 ...... 1 — p— liGccarone w u organist and so- | accessoriu. Both wore cama- handling the full master sched­ Rogers says 92 per cent of tendant carried a cascade of iBtlt. BouqueU of white gladioli. tlon corsagea in' colors that com- ule. ness. He will ' take a college The Rev. Ronald Wilson, as­ The bride Is a daughter of Mr. Ushers were Robert Kurtz of lace trim in an Empire effect, classroom space will be utilized preparatory course at Manches­ ItURtMAGE tinted French carnations, yel­ ’ ware on the idtar. ' plimented their dresses. Principal A. Raymond Rogera sociate minister of Second Con­ and Mrs. Ralph R. Kurtz of 847 Shelton, a brother o f the bride; a sheath skirt w4th borders of this fall With many areas at 100 ter High School, His stay with K^eeney St. The bridegroorq Is a low pompons and baby’s breath. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY C 0 L L E (^ A reception fo r 226 w u held said the computer allowa more gregational Church, entertained Richard Kurts of Manchester, a matching lace, and a fuU court - m ven in marriage by her fa- percent. This compares with 70 Mr. and Mrs. 'William J. Min- son of Mrs. Ethel Hunniford of The bridesmaids ca^ed cas­ at the Rosemount Restaurant, careful balance of class -siaea. the children Friday with a brother of the bride; Morgan train, a n bouffant veil of sUk ^ e r , the bride wore a full-length to 90 per cent space utilization hick o f 250 Wetherell St. is SALE St. and the late WU- cade bouquets of tinted oarna- It also provides a quick mtena magic act at the school. He was Orairt of Manchester, brother- Uluslon waa attariied to a head FALL-HSnON 1H4 '"i •gown o f Chantilly lace, designed Boltcm. For a motor trip to New in the country at large. sponsored by the Men’s Club of tiona and baby’s breath. of verification for changes re­ asdsted by his wife. ‘m URSDAY, SEPT. 10 Ih-Iaw of the bride and Robert bow of silk linen embroidered ’With ruffled back of imported York City Mrs. Gentilcore wore Last winter the Manchester Center Congregational Church. Rlchajrd Lundell o f Man­ sulting from new students and Many of the children in the lord O. Simpson, Brown of Manchester. with seed pearie, and she car­ I jjace. Her fingertip veil of a beige lace suit with cranberry school system Joined a group of nter Congregational chester served os his brqther’s program changes, he said. audience were called upon to 9 A.M. to N O O N The bride’s moUier wore ried a cascade bouquet of gar­ Now accepting applications for aingle eounea n ^ c h illusion w u arranged co lo r^ accusoriea The couple fifteen other systems in an or­ ______formed the double test man. Ushers were Rob­ will live at 45 Wellman Rd., Manchester High School is assist the magician. pink crepe drees with puitchtog denias and stephanotis. degree prog^rama in the following curricula: I JiOm a' crown of crystals and ganization called the New Eng­ ert Lentz of Haddam and War­ 14. one of the few high schools in The R ev. Mr. Wilson pre­ MASONIC TEMPLE ring ceremony. Walter Orzyb of accessories. The bridegroom’i Miss Margaret Pautier of hpemrla, and she carried a Bible ' after Sept, land Data Systema INEEDS). Manchester' 'was organist. Bou­ ren Swanson of New London. the state to offer double labora­ sented each child with a m a W - mother wore an aqua silk or- Manchester was meld of honor. • Accounting • Ezacutive Secretarial .Xr reovered with white lace, and Mrs. Gentilcore is a 1963 grad­ This organization supplys the fylng glass. quets of white gladioli and white Mrs. Doutt wore an loe blue jltonted with an orchid and tory periods in college prepara­ ganza dress with matching ac­ She wore a full-lefl|gth sheath of sUk-Itoen dress with beaded uate of Manchestar High School deaderahlp and processing know­ carnations decorated the sanc­ PYench blue chiffon, fashioned • Basic Technical • Liberal Arts and SdeneW nera with stephanotis. and a 1964 graduate of Creative tory science courses and an ex­ cessories. Both wore white or­ bodice and matching aocee- how for computer use. The Ford tuary. with scooped neckline and a School of Hairdressing, Hart-- tra period per week in foreign chid corsages. sories. The bridegroom’s moth­ 1 Mias Constance Nicoletta of Foundation made a ghint of Given in marriage by her fa­ back panel of French blue, sea- • Baainesa Administrmtioa • Pre-EngineerinXN ford. She is employed at the languages. Miller aaya both A reception fo r 300 was held er wore a beige sheath with Mgfichaater w u maid o f honor. $490,000, to NEEDS last year • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ther, tiie bride wore a floors foam green and seaspray green Duet Beauty Studio, Manches­ ferings complicate achedullng. lace bodice and matching ao- • General Studica • Special Ahe wore a full-length dreu which enabled the Harvard com­ length gown of white peau taf­ at Garden Grove. For a trip to chiffon attached to a ratig bow. ter. Mr. Gentilcore is a 1963 Miller says the computer was cesaortes. Both wore corsages Thahloned with em ei^d green puter to be made available to feta, designed with a square Mhunl, Bla., and Nasaau, Mrs. Her face veil and tiered head­ graduate of Manchester High set up to make 999 attempts to o f pink tea roses. and i^ lveteen bodice and light green satisfy a student's course re­ Manchester and other member 2 Lit Beneficial put neckline s m a fitted bodice ap- Hunniford wore a oranberry bow matched her drese, and she jerepe skirt; matching headbow school and a 1964 graduate of achool aystems. nesAV* Amount pUqued with lace medallions, linen dress with black patent A recmtlon for 120 was held Continuing Education Conraest Vaughan Barter School, Inc., quest before declaring it impos­ MONTHLY OF LOAN carried a cascade, bouquet of at the Marco Polo, East Hart­ jand veil, and carried a bouquet sible. Such a number of com­ NEEDS hopes to expand and short sleeves, and a watteau accessoriee. The couple will live deep pink glamelllaa. ^ antique gold carnations. Hartford. He is a barter in te aelf-aupporting by 1967. train. Her elbow-length pouff ford. For a plane trip to Puerto parisons, he said, would have $ 1 6 .p $300 at 62 Cheney Dr., Btbrrs. Tyfi— Judith Peterson of M er­ Rico and the Virgin Islands, Bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert Wethersfield. veil was arranged from a pearl been impo.ssible with old hand 2 6 . » 500 Mrs. Hunniford 1s a 1961 rick, N.Y., Mias PatricU Haller Mrsi Lundell wore a mose a Anatonqr and Anderstm and Miss Pamela methods. - crown ■with crystal droplets. She of Yalesvllle, Miss Nan Byard Dye Tracea Bird carried a cascade bouquet of graduate of Manchesle*' High green three-piece suit, fawn Physiology (•' Iaga, both o f Manchester. Jungle ■ Tax Boon The last time the hand sched­ .... JL.... 36.41 700 School and will enter her senior of Newton Centre, Mass., and beige aoceosorles end a white \M white daisies and Ivy. e Containporary unlor bridesmaids were Mias uling was used, Miller said it ■ m m a i F K i a i year at the University of Oon- Mlae Susan Belcher of Boston, ordiid. The couple will live to J CAPE TOWN — To study Mi­ Mrs. Mmgan Grant of Man­ Mnalr Doreen Anderson, a sister of the LIMA— Peru hu virtually took an average of eiyht minutea grations of South Africa's flocks necticut School of Physical Mass., were bridesmaids. Their Glastonbury after Sept. 91 ^ d a and Miss Debra Gentilcore, chester, sister of the bride, was eliminated taxes for indutrial At South School to schedule one student. Sim­ of cattle egrets, or ti|ck birds, in your pocket-fast Therapy. She>is a member of gowns and headbowa matched Mrs. Lundell Is a graduata a eMter of the bridegroom, both ple schedules were done in two m atrm of hMiot. She wore a tte honor attendant’s, and they, e'Ceateuporary 6 firms in jungle regions. Bnter- Mrs. Lillian V. Shensie la ths ornithologists have installed Jloor-length gown of nlle green Alpha Delta Pi Mrority. of Manchester High School B f Ifhnchester. The adult brides- minutes while complicated ones Planning a vacation at tha teach? In tha tooun- carried cascade bouquet! of pale Woild Affairs prisu or individuals with at new teaching principal at South sprinklers In trAes. When the linen, fashioned with a bateau and Hanover Modeltog SchooL wore full-length dresses, took thirty. The entire schedul­ toint? Or, mayba a viait to tha Worid’i Fair? With Mr. Hunniford ia a graduate pink glamelllaa. leut 76 per cent of their actlvl- birds alight, they are sprayed neckline, short sleeves, an em­ She attended Rtogitog School led with gold velveteen Sdhool. Mrs. Shensie h u hem ing process, he says, took near­ cMh from ^n tficial. you may. ta|ta advantage o f of Man^ester School. He Richard Walker at ipanaan ties in Jungle a reu may get a with dark, non-tbxic dyes — dif­ broidered ’ waistband, and a of Art, Sarasota, Fla., and Is and pale gold crepe teaching in the Manchuter ly 300 hours of administrative today a axcRIng vacation opportunKiea. ^ o n a noar served In the U. V Navy. Be served as hla brother'jther'h .best IQ-year tax exemption. ferent colors- for different loca­ sheath skirt. She wore a nlle a staff artist at the TravcOan matching headbowa with 'jSoiiooU ainca 1942. She raplacu and aecretarlal time. — w c o m in. Apply for your cash and g ^ toat received an assodiM degree at man. Ushers were Bdmihto' Ru- tions. green organdy head bow with a Insurance Co., Hartford. She la M iu Marjorie V. Lsldholdt who The staff usually had to work larvica, too -— during Bwieficial'a QoMan Annivap MltcheH Oollsge, N4w London, bacha of Mfinebestor, Neal Bor­ Bradford B« a member of the little Theater HOUDOUTB 80U0BT the whole Uabor Day holiday sary calabration. > pouff veS, and carried a nose, ratired In June. Mrs. Shansic HONOR MRS. FLYNN Principal and a bachelor’s degl(M at the den of BhlUnora, Md., n Roy of Menchegter and Bata Sigma AGANA, Guam {AP) — Mili­ weekend. Principal R ^ e ra has ray of yello^ daisies. MRS. DAVID WILD WALKER wu a former kindergarten William F. Freeman ia the University of Ooral Ferguson of Chatham, N.Yl, and Fhl Sorority. tary and civilian authoritiM in a numbar of faacinatlng atoriea MOSCOW (AP) — The bus­ ^ Miss Debra Kurts of Manches­ teacher at Bowers S<^ool. new supervisory principal at Oahles, Fla. He Is a oammunl- Philip Walkar at Osnaan, a|boito M r. LuhMD la a Guam Are surching for two to tell of staff msmtera work­ tling center of Moscow came to ter, a sister of the bride, was end a 1904 graduate of Simmons Verplanck SchooL Ho will fill cationa oonsidtant at the to of the bridegroom.. A receptfam for 160 was held Hast Hamptoa -I C. Burkomp Japanste World War n holdouts ing all night long, the day be­ a etandstlll today as thousands Junior bridesmaid. Misa Jennifer to the parish ball of the church. Otdlege, Btodag. M r. Walker Is in an araq. where fresh fbob of Muscovites honored the dead tha post left viK»nt by the re­ Grant of Maneheater a niece of Bouthem New Stoglan^ Tde* Mrs. Kauffman wore a dusty and'W ard’s Bebool Photofimpher Michigan To^ Boat$ fore school opened.* Sometimes, For bar whddtog trip, Mrs. Wai* a U09 graduate ef prints were discovered Monday. American Communist leader tirement , ef Mias Catherine phone Oo. dress with lace frtu, lee, H artford. He he said, they wouldntt get ttome tha bride, was flower glrL Ttey kar wore a bhieipreen light wool (N .T .) O entnl SehodI, and a the UH. Havy. for .two yamta, ' Otfiolals said the pair are etlU DETROIT - Michigan iMda BMaateth Gurley Flylto. Shea. Verplanclk ia the third matching floor-length matching hat, oUva graen ao- - ■ -T • /I ' . i before six in the morning. Ls« i9 up to $10qo~totoa Matotorad «t tow oo>|. suit with graan and bliiek ao- 1998 eum laude graduate of Har­ and to foeptefod. _ _ . te pn ______o f y^ low linen, fashion­ Ths eut aide of oeasoriqa. 9^ * whUe oroMd Udlng In the Junglu 99 yeare tha nation in tha number of reg­ The trouble with the old sys­ The ashes of ths chairman of administrative , promotion .for oaqaoziaa, and a gardenia cor. vard College, Omhridito Ma to- f troites deUgu afe 443-1442 after recapture of Guank by the istered power boats with 49,947, Hnwtoa C*. af Monctottor ed wlthVound necklines trimmed lemon rubbed on i oorsaga., The hrldiIdogroom’s mgbaame •Freeman. He began his teach­ tem was K was asver finished the American Qommunlat party, mother ,iwere a pala Phut dram 'sage. Tha ootnala will Uve at U He wm his peooMl year etlBniflni^. teeTmlddlatowa. Ha Americans. Including 13,463 that baloiig to ing oxporienco' In the sevealli with Vtolsa la«», shor^sleeve^ left for qbout 10 until the etiidents'tried to Use who died at 74 In Moscow utur- with contrasting rlblibon lace, ■veratt St., Om heidga, Mass, Harvard Law Mwel, y d S af t e 'to aUandlag teir ennM % Guam police said, h o w eW , aenr^aidents. Boats o f all typ u their schedules and found con­ day, were taken on a, flower- grade at Bentley eohool hi ■m pin waistlines triminq^ with remove any odor •MM tJSS « ipoafe. Then wash baiga aeotaserlm. and lira. Walker to a i960.grad- Ifi a memlNF at tw H 111 in MilcMfU' hrii sstlmqtad at flicts. No mattsr how good ths d e^ ed bier to Red Sqiuire for IWl. In 1964 he became a tow aai hdl-ehwod skirts. H m , H ide by ttm ere living within a 869,000; OzUfomifi paka second ^ plar I«rl4t8|u^ wona a aatah. « « 9 6 < V W t ^ mmammea ******* i'JI adminlMratars wars ' they the Rmekal tribute from Sovlot taip^taig prhMfpat a l Mhnhlifid X kaU iBiU of the ai>aa. With 948,709. , « the errare in the eld ayMeih.« SohooL • • • • • * y -W- \ V'S

t 1 .) , ___ < . . ______■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAIjTCHlSTER, CONN^ TUESDAt, SEPTEMBER I, 1964 MANCHESnSR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, SEFIEMBBR S, 1W4 of Rt 87, rocuUy utobrated' tiqn policies that Would "open Goldwater’s addreas in L o n .^ retirement pension benefits for C olum bia their 65th wedding anniver- -Aiospital Lists Candidates F ire the fldodgktet" for foreiga peo­ Aiwriaa tonight. A aourca highalxh 4-1 h ry s le r , U A W workers near on the Job. B A R R iC iN I Dixie Schools eary. They ue preeutly occu­ ple seeking Jobs In ttie United in QoMwater’s campaign organ­ tp e proposals, described by exetuMvily M pying thett- cottage at Giant’s Special Parleys Resort Peaceful isation outlined to newsmen S ta rt M a r a th o n [industry spokesman , as gener- Nuk u d will return shortly. Opening VoUeys States. [oua, were branded inadwiuate Town Meeting Set Tonight, He aaUI teorlff radneUpna Monday soma of tke sanator’s Reopen, But Ck>Ulne served u town clerk Several epeelal conferaneeq thtaikliit on taxaa and tha feder­ by the union. Ugg^ff Drug Tbe Baby Has for 60 y u r s u d W u known u (Oantlaaad (ram Page Ona) baokad by the Damocratlo fed- T a lk o n S trik e are aoheduled at' Muchaoter mlnistratioa Mready have af­ al M f k . rA B K A D E the "Deu of Towh Clerk’i in A total of fl-B hllUon in food Bias Remains On Funds'for School Plans (tonnectieut" Me. and hto wife Memorial HiMmltal during this After Youth Riot parity. But there was Uttla fected indnstiy and amj^yment I t n Bourea aaid GcMwater (Ceattnued from Page Owe) I was retailed through vending are natives of Columbte and muth. Thagr era arranged u doubt ha waa aiming ahafU at advarealy hut mom cuts are be­ would aha to begin the • per machines last year, up from tha cent yearly oorpMate and pri­ ram Pago e n Tha board of aducatton kaaGOohanMa Laka sailing Club’a were married Aug. SO, 1899 at part of the regular noon medi- f F f OM ) eoaatal laaoat community of I,' OoldwgtBr when ha moved to ing sought. "Do we have to form and than rode out to the H.S billion sold in 1983. Been Nanied... the home of her parute, Mr. tha subject ot nuclear weapons make the same dumb mlatakas vate laooma tax reduction in •lipoit with him. Read Herald Ads. called a special town muting Gaoiga Pedersoa took eal oonferences. loo raaldanta. June tool, and continue it, for win ho Mid, at least in port by Friday at 9 p.m. at Yeomkna first plaee in ths ligktalng u d Mrs. ChMter Lymu on Rt i aot "moiljreoddte*’ ttM m Ibara worn bHat claahaa control. over and py^ agkin?" he asked. TtM UAW chieftain aald ha 87. On Bept 16, Dr. Tanarii H. Miller also pledged a aeries five years. It would ha eooplod, eooBty nlUon grantt of up to Hall for voters to act on appro- otou with Paul Msrrtck, asc- batwaan poUoa and a group ot Ooldwatar, In an Aug. 3S told Johnson that the two aMes P40 per piqiU. Until the public The couple has three chil­ Atoynaten u d hie staff at the M mnrMM tatar tiM of tax cuts so that government he aaiiL with a slice in federal priaUmr M.600 tot plans to be oodj and Dr. John Pteroa, third, M ucheater Child Guidanee young paopla, aattmatad at speech, had suggested a way ba exciae taxes. In negottattons are "quite a way ochooto rooponod, thoao gruto dren, Harvey Collins, a local found to provlda the North At­ "takes pragreaaively lees of the apart and have roal problems.^' drawn up tor a sopamte acbool la the Oomet raoaa, yoataeday, business man. Mm Eleanor la- CllnJc will dlscuu the "The about too atro^, Saturday and OdkuHi, F io k iu , doagkfdf of Waltor tad leoopliiiio hamd by a federal court John Kurta took first place, rapoctod Sunday n t| ^ in what appaared lantic Treaty Organisation with (rulta of your labor." Aocottipanying the tax cut But Reuther added that ha has LoiKOiirn Doloma, • L oeait B t, W oyylag. Bho. woo- boni on Heuequin Rd. bell. New York, and Mrs. B u- Stracture aad Function of a would be ledpctlon Of federal injunction. An opu dtocueaion will be Dick Young, oeoond and Larry at eaiu Monday (ram to ba tba mird ranawal ot Labor smaU, tactical nuclear weapons In a atatement laaued-aa he great htm and has seen other Ang. 28 at ICoaokootor Momortal Ho^toL Hor motoniol Prlnco Bdward wos one of the trice Grimm, Ctielmeford, Mau. Child Guiduce Clinic." Dr. expenditurea or at least a hold­ rituattons "that looked >Mt aa held from 8 to 9 p.m. so ttaat Hutchlna, third. A skipper, othw They have four grudchildren Atoynatu will discuu the Im- GLOBE grants o( jpoonfaUra o( IS or Day rlottng ainoa 1M2.» for' battlefield use, ws^ mnui began hie campaign trip Gold- gnadearaatf an Mr. aad M n. fialvatoro iMaonroL Pooralt, locaHttoa involved in the 1954 tliu the one who raced tor the BoWarar, no ona waa hurt ing action which would produce unpromlBlng.” N XH ar patardal._graaapanata an Mr. and Mro. Alox voters will have ample oppor­ u d . four great-grandchildren. portuce of the work done at W aridac It wora amonc which he said ''btay truly be water charged that the Johna a balanced budget over ttM five- DOUBLE UA. Bupromo Court doctoion tunity to compan tba roport ot BiMu, must m u Comets dur­ •iMa taoA or arreaUd. aaciouaiy. Wlndawa wara broken called conventional weiqtons.” admlnlatratton "in effect proi In hie qMech, Reuther reit­ Dtfanta, Ofifton, NJ. Bho haa two broUiata, Alox. T, and tbat oogrogatod public achooto Local Visitor the clinic, with particular em- TranI SsrviN year period. erated that the UAW doesn’t tbe school building committee ing a ngatU, aocording to pl^is on the role of the pru- I'Boraa at tham didnt avon along tte town’a main atroft. "Make ho mistake," Johnson ieea to regiment our people at Waltor Jr, 4%; and tBiod tfaUn, Patrlela, t, Joatpklao, 6. imcoiioUtutfotial. It ulti­ Miss Maurine Lunard of Local poUoa, backed by atata Humphrey, campaigning in want government Interveq^tlon WORLD GREEN on the proposed additton to Por­ Carol Ctamutlno, aoeretary ot Ucing phyateiu. $05 MAIN STRBET wbera thatr cbUdraa said Monday. "There la no such home and has demonstrated aad Mariaa. 2%. mately bocamo the only locaULty ter School u against a p lu tor the chib. Buta Bubara, Calif., hu re­ ’ aald Rbodaa. poUca and Um NaUanal Guard, that it win wreck our alliancee Ohio, told a Youngstown news In the bargaining. • • • • • turned to the west cout after On 8t 33, Dr. Ghartw thing as a conventional nuclear in Um nation to clooo pubUe a separate school on tbe Hanne- Mtoe Clemuttno expects that Ueber will dlscuu the "Role Hot becaa abortly attar arraotad 104 paraona on charges abroad." conference in answer to a ques­ Tha -Preaidant, Reuther relat­ llatlrtl CkrMlaa Marie, daughter of Lawrenco Robort aeboobi nttaor tbu integrate spending the week with her fS: tanging from disturbing the weapon." tion he was concerned over the ed, told him that the govern­ quin Rd. site, tbe reemt acqui­ this rulbig win reversed at of Alcohol u d DieUry Futon Sunday wban tbouaanda at The statoment aaid Johnson aad Ohartotta CariaoB BUbtf, 64 School BL 6ha was bom When a federal Judge sition for a recruttonal area. n u t aeaau’e opening muting. . ther, Maurice Leonard and laft tha baacb and paaea to inciting riot He said the judgment to use had spoken on prosperity, Jus­ future of civil rights abould ment la not planning to get Mrs. Leonard of Rt. 87. In Liver Disease.” Dr. Ueber nuclear weapons is "a poUtlcal Aag. M at Maaohaotor Mamiorial HooutaL Her matanial ordered dooogregmtlon in Sep­ 'Hie warning calla tor voters to O ffleen (o r the com ing aoeun to director of the Liver DUeau Bad tbrausb tha mala H ia outbreak (tf violence in tice and peade in hiS 'Dettolt Goldwater be elected! He said tnvoivoA but le depending on the STAMPS . .. orovo. Pa. Hor tember 1909, the Board of Sup- Mr. u d Mrs. Clarence Qrut decision of the highest order" groadawthor to Mrs. Goldto Gortoon, consider ud act upon u au- were eluted at a muting held Unit at the Cornell Divtolon of at ttM raaort, amaHilin isn waa allagadly over the epeech, " )^ not freedom." this concern stemmed from the good eense of the negotiatora on ytom al Uroadparonta an Mr. oad Ro^rt Habbal, vorvtooro choked off cqioratlng end family of Whitney Rd. have ocmimunlty’a buhin to provide and added: "No president of the tact that Goldwater not only noth sldea of the table. tliorixation to tbe buikUng oom- nt Mitt Clemmtino’a home returned home from Maine Bellevue Hospital, New York ot atoraa and automo- Americans sbotdd remember Dopow, N.Y. funds. mlttoe to secure praltminary Monday morning. They ara: Ed adequate aatartainmant mit the United States can divest him­ "that there have been proeper voM against the 1994 Civil Reuther Urtd the rally The Supremo Oourt'o roopon- where they helped celebrate the City. self of the responsibility for Rights Act, "he denounced it." which included thousands of plans and speclficatlona and es­ Kurta. ummodore; Ed Rlquier, 50th -Wdding universary of Dr. Howard tolro, aesoclats lot otOcaa warn aat addition of a taan-aM night club ous alavee, that Justice can be ing order come (our monttaa timated coots for oonstractlon of Toungatan taunted and. expanded dancing (acuities such a decision." found in a priscm and that ty­ Hie Democratic vice-praei- UAW retireea ~ that none of the -MalBib Jeha Patrlek, aon o f Jtfm end doaalao OUmora viu ummodore; RuauU Insin- Grant’s aunt u d uncle, Mr. professor of medicine at Yale in«iH8i, W Haiti Or, Vomoa. Ho was bom Aug, 28 at Maa- ego. acbool building on Hennoquln ga, reu omnmodore; Henry University u d attending phyal- laa and aboutad obacanl failed to curb a ranawal o( the Miller, campaigning In Indi­ ranny can bring peace to any­ dentlel candidate attacked Big Three companies has of- During the five yoaro without and Mrs. Arthur Silver. An old- one who win surrender," Gold- f/sred any Improvement in ebaotar Momorial HoopltaL Hto matamal graKUnotbor to Rd. Votem must also act on a Beck, treasurer, end Gurge fuhloned New Ekiglud clam clu at the Grace New Havu Wa^rean rioting. ana, told a Labor Day audience Goldwater throughout the day public sebooto, the only free proposal to appropriate 94,800 to Tba taanHifara than maaaad Somei youths appeared on the water aald, adding: "Without as being out of atop not only pmslons for workers already Mm '■valya OOmoro, HlUeraot Dr., Vomoa. HVi patomol Pedenon, flu t Captain and bake was held to entertain the Hospital, win lecture Sept. 29 in South Bend that working granftearonlita ara Mr. and Mm John MuUtai. Oak PL Ho has education in Um county came carry out these plana and u - Mtoe Clemuttno, aecretnry. on "Changing Ooncepte in the near a» ^ t tba pc^ca atatton, palUng it street lata Monday after the men would benefit from a Re­ freedom unity is nothing more with his own party but with the r^tlr6d*'* laat year wban the Prince Ed visitors. two d atom Sheila Ann, U , oad Kathloea. Mary, 8. other $3,500 eo tbe committee Mm w u mbet uthutfutic Treatment of Duodenal Ulcer.” rltb otonaa, rubMah and gar- rain stopped. PoUca advlaed publican administration than conformity." age. "W e wiU not sign until pen ward Free Seboo) Aesociatton, oca, R waa than that tba Na- Repeating a favorite cam Bk»a of hospltel-medlcel care may pay the architect tor aer- over Inslnga’a propooed drive to Mucheater Evening Herald yo u r them to leave town and moot of through tax cuts and protection "I think Goldwater opposes financed by $1 million in dona- vlcea already rendered in plu- lonal Ghiard and out o( otata thana went qulatly. palgn topic, MlUer aald that all people in hie party that for retlreee," ReuUMr promsed. BoUae, Joka GonM, ooa ot Loondro O. aad Coaatanoa ttona u d becked by federal promote interoet in the club by Columbia correspondent, Vir­ I^wedet Export Fifth raopara irara callad In. Tbay of Jobs from foreign competi­ "those who make trouble in our disagree with him and those cairysler, GM ehd Ford made Lacroix Bolduc, 57 Bidga S tI HoKKW- wooWma bom 5MJA58 Aug. dM28 at Maa- nlng tbe proposed addition to the allowing uyone Intoreatod to ginia M. Carieon, telephone teiephonm Saasida la Si mUaa northwest tion. government operated in four preaut structure. feoaa tbouaanda ot tha young- (d Portland. StreetB, whether it takes. the people that believe in the 30th virtually identical offers to the chaotor Momorial HoointaL HtoHto matomal graatearonta an rented putdlc acbool buildli Join the club, whetheir boat! are 338-9234. 8T0C:KH0LM — One fifth of t«ra out at toam. "Our administration win re­ form of, open rioting or goes century,” ha told a Labor Day UAW last month. Including OPEN Mr. aad Mm Jutoo Lacroix, Loortoton, Mu m , Hto potom al Jewtoh Servlou owned or not Sweden’s grou national product Tbe aeven white children in Rorii Hashuab services be­ **TUa was a trlgbtaning thing fuse to toy with dangerous pro­ under the more sophisticated gathering in Youngstown Mon­ higher pay. Increased holiday grandparanto ara Mr. aad Mmrs. Arthur Bolduc, Hartford. Ho "After eU." ehe said, "they ROUND TRIP luvM the country in the form 'Pay P rotected grams in the field of tariffs and WED h public acboole were in the free ing held at Agudatb Adtim FREE ind wa ara (ortunata that no name of "civil disobedience' will day night. and vacation pay and improved haa two brothom Bortroad Leo, 5, end inchaol David, 4; achooto laat year. o u nlwaya erew end w hu they MT. LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — of exports. Imports are evu M waa kUlad/ ’Ring aald. immigration which could well find no com fort. Just condemna THURS.. and threa ototom Suaaa, 10, Dtono, 9, and Patricia Anno, 7. When the tree achooto ended Synagogue at Ckutnut Hill will find out how much fun it to, For the past 35 years Mr. u d higher; the differuce to aiade Ona man watchad a doaan NEW YORK — More than 44,- destroy our labor market," Mil­ tion" from a GOP administra- u d tonight at 7 pjn. Rabbi le- up by income from shipping. DELIVERY 903,000 United States workers, m i. A SAT. opemttons laat memth, they perhaps they will buy their own Mrs. James J. Gtanfagna have Botbara groupad outalda tha ler said.. tton. Ibis drew a big hand from BUtwoD, Shanm Loo, daughter ot Robert Hudson end turned over 938,300 in unapent mel'Zlna of Hertford bu beu boata.'* been depositing money in the lOUca atatton, waiting to bail ara protected against loss of He said tha Johnson adminis­ bis audience; conducting tbe aervicM u he SqUIRBEL OUTS TOWER income as a result ot injury or TIU Joan Rothammer BMwaU, 52 VUlago B t, RockviUo. Sha waa cato ud 1800,000 worth of There to etoo a p lu to r e u tl- glass bank they bought Year uder for drag aoei hfllr ^lUdiviiv tration is advocating Immlgra- Taxes will be the subject of bom Aug. 29 at Manr.hoator Memorial HoqdtaL Hor ma­ oqtdpment to the public oeboeda- tau for the put Uveral years.' vato the Settfiah end. Sunftoh souvenir of the 1989 New York WEST HAVEN (AP) — One ‘*Mayba that’a tba troubla,” iHneas away from work, the 9 P.M. and eemnetlee wIB be tain Health insurance Inatltuta. re­ tamal graadMkruta are Mr. aad Mm Oonrad Itothommar, He to again the h ou u g u ^ o f next D u m have, World’ b Fair. squirrel cut off all electric pow­ ea re e t to— edtotsly. » aald. **Wtaara ara tha fa- 518 W. Mldoto l);ike. Her paternal graadparonta ara Mr. Mr. and Mn. B^am in Boehnlk beu raised eUghtly to 14.50 tor| When they visited the present er for 66,000 people yesterday 9 >arar” ports. Tha total is up 1,800,000 stnea late 1983. and M m Stewart BldweU, WatharsftoKL Sha haa a brathar, o f Rt. 87. the Lightning dew u and 14.00 Fair recutly, they . brought when it touched two opu cir­ REALTY K oboit Uudaon, 2% . Roah Hasbanah horalda the tor the Comets, Duu for the' along their four children ud cuit breakers. The fellura lasted mow YORK (AP) — HoUday COAST TO COAST Ruth Millett HUNOBY HOUSEBREAKER first ud second d^e nf'tbe Beilftoh and Sunftoh rlew u will the bank, crammed with u un half u hour, u d affected all of tcnlca at Orchard Beach in tha Lawton, Bneheel PaoL eon ot Paul Frank and Patricia Jewish New Year u d the be­ be mhtimnl and will include tro- known amount of bills ud West Haven ud Orange ud C D s d d a k L tranx anmtad into a rampage MASSILLON, Ohio (AP) — PreoeitpIMa i|Phai— Ky Police have little hope of re­ Praaton Lawton, Vernon Trailer Park, Box 185, Vernon. Ho • n ANYBODY USXENINGr ginning of the Pmetutial Sea­ phlea. coins. At the Fair they cracked part of the Woodmont sectlu of Conday mght and more than Milford. Hie squirrel w u alec covering any loot taken from Dempsey -Tegeler w u iKHm Aug. 81 at Manchester Memorial HooplteL Hto Peojde c u be taught to Ito- son. The 10-day PuetmUal Mark Analverury 'opu the bank, which yielded 881 MAIN BT.—648-8821 00 Negro teen-agers burled maternal kram^Mruta are Mr. aad Mm William T. Proa- Mr. u d Mm Hubert OpIUna $102.75 in ependlng money. troeuted. arbaga, bear cans, bottles and the home of CSiarles Bush. llM COURSE TUESDAY ood tea—and they should be. That'i Season ends with Yom Klppur, and at poUcamen. house was entered by someone ton, Philadelphia, N.Y. Hto paternal grandparsnte are Mir. tbe conclueion of a m u who the Day of Atonemut. Soma ot the eight poUcamen tearing a hole in the locked & C O .,IN C . FREE DEMONGnUTION LEOTURE and Mm Robert C. Ryan, Phitodotohia, N.Y; to u e:mrt on listening—Stu- Auodatloa Stoto ch beach patrol fired three ahota Bcreen door. Missing were four m e m b e r s n e w YORK STOCK EXCHANGE MONDAY, SEPT. 24—AT 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY iord B. Taylor, presidut of the William Murphy of Lake Rd doughnuts and ,a small quantity kBoen Krtotina. dauxhter o t Thomas J. and Educational Developmut Lab- over tha youngaters' heada and MEN and WOMEN, young or old, regardle of previous ex- hu beu t eluted presidut of callad for reinforcementa. of root beer — total valiM, 80 H L S43.1105 Barham DeptuU MeCkiaker, 14 H nfce R d , RodtvUto. fibs omtories in Huntln^n, N.Y. the Columbia Lake Aasoelatkm, cents. perience. If you are over 21, you can be a real estate broker SPECIALS w u bora Aug. 35 at Muebaster Memorial HoqdtaL Her "This to new territory, Fifteen more poUcamen arrived S29 MAIN STREn . MANCHESTER merely by passing an examination. Obtain your license and auueeding M ax LeuenSer. with two vans, and order waa maternal grandparute are Mr. and Km Z. A Deptula, claims Taylor, "for 90 per cu t Other officers eluted at enter this richly rewarding profession. You can start on a RoCkriOe. Her paternal grandmother to Mm Susu Mc- reatored. OPEN DAILY 9-5—SAT. TO NOON p^-tim e basis on your own or join the staff of sui established of the Itotening research h u week’s meeting Include: Dr. Hia barrages started when a Ouaker, MHdletown. She h u two riatort, Marilae, 8, and b eu conducted since 1953. Richard Molt, vice preeldut; THURSDAY NIGHT 6 PJtf. TO 9 P.M. real estate firm. Our course offers the finest license exam Lauren Anne, 7%. poUcesnan ordered soma of tha preparation available, aa well as teaching you how to open 725 Middle Turnpike Eost If they do start teaching lis­ Mlu Jeu Natecb, secretary youtha to stop pelting each other • • •. e • tening in the achooto, I’m afraid with bear cans. an office and be successful in the real estate business. Attend . IN MANCHESTER Wetae, Linda Jeu, dau^ter of Edward Michul and and Mra. George Escabert, a FREE FIRST LECTTURE at 8 pan. on Monday, Sept 21. thlaTs going to be one subject treasurer. No one was reported injured. You will receive, a FREE copy of "How to Choose Your Jeu Monaat Wetoe, 338 Spring St She w u bom Aug: 18 where glrtB will find the going Tan girls and S boys ware at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grudpannte are Mr. much rougher thu boys do. Executive, committee mem' COMPARE V House,” an easy-to-foUow guide for purchasing a home, pre­ bera include Lessenger, who au­ -t- taken to a poUca atatton lor AND ' U U .. Y u d Mrs. Leo R. Monut, 34 Campfield Rd. Her paternal For from the time when they questioning. Iraurtean boys were 6 sented by Lee Institute at the YWCA, 262 Ann «t., Hartford. grudparente are Mr. .ud Mrs. Michul Weiea, 273 Spring tomatically buomes a member, Please write or phone for a guest ticket first begin to put words togeth­ booked on charges of diaorderiy W '- ri V .-. inf tMo bo'.t, buy St. Her -paternal great-grudparanta are Mr. ud Mrs. er girls are tops at talking—but and those elected: Joseph Cle- conduct and assault. The others MORSE COLLEGE, 188 Ann S t, Hartford, 532-3381 mentlrto, Jisase Green, Raymond Color TV Michael Welae, 190 Eldridge St. She h u a brother, Robert, not much on listening. By tbe wara released. PORK ROAST 6; u d a atoter, Joque, 2H. time little girls grow into teu- Judd u d Mrs. Roy Ferguson. agen the gap betweu their M u Kronuberg w u voted in ’ s e a s id e :. Ora. (AP) — A MODERN FRESH Petoraen, Ellen Marie, daughter of Herbert R. Ud ability to talk u d to listen is u a new member, bringing the drenching rain Monday appar­ TV SERVICE 7 m c 7 C ^ y a Carr Petersen, 9 Griswold St. She w u Ixwn Aug. 24 even greater. And by the time total paid membe'-'-hlo to 77. ently waahad out another round W Summer St. at Hartford Hospital Her maternal grandmother to Mr*. they are matrons—the ratio be­ R^patta Race of rioting by youths in this LEAN W, Carr, 9 Griswold St Her patemel gramJkM'wtti tween talking u d listening to A season’s tie in the Comet Trusted from coast to coast lb Mr. u d Mm Herbert C. Petersen, Hartford. She hu a about 90 to 10. Races wu broken Saturday C.WDIKS RIB brother, Andrew. - All women love to talk. Very, during the regatta races with • • • * • very few women ever bother to Henry Beck emerging u winner Barth, Jnlle Ana, daughter of Richard . and B u bk m listen with complete attention. for the seaun ud Ed Kurts, IlH i IvwHNw RiOHCj SM wICg 8 AMERICAN LEGION Farren Barth, Aaker. ApU., Main St, GrangeviUe, Idaho. When they seem to be listening, second. ■wWWfIVIV rOnSOVW ■■■v OTOTI She w u bom Aug. 19 at Orangeville. Her maternal grand­ they u e usually Just waiting for The regatta completed ths parents are Mr. and Mn. Edward C. Farrell, 18 R i^ St a chuce to interrupt uditake ttM klnMs ttf e w y IdiM f Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm Everett Barth, over the converutlon. LENOX PHARMACY •f nMnoy piwMam tinea tiM yoar Itn South Coventry. Maybe that is why a party of PORK CHOPS • • • • • w om en. to 90 oftm referred to 299 E. GENTER STREET—649-0896 And today, HFC b tka oMaat compan] PtoceatlnL Craig Enu, son of Cul Sr. u d Elsie Enes u a ben pany—all clucking u d nwkina ImtakiMiiI cad PiacutlnL 494 Graham Rd.. Wapping. He wU bora Aug 10 no listening. Stand outsida the big m an tiian two mHUan i FRESH at St Frucis Hospital Hartford. Hto maternal grudpar- door of a room that is filled enU are Mr. Ud Mn. William Enu Sr., Olutonbury. His with women u d the noise level 8BINGO O'CmCK-l.EGIOM HOME, LEONARD ST. ovary yoar—through maro CENTER paternal grandparents ere Mr. end Mm George Ptooentlni, 1s comparable to that coming thirtaon hundrad afllOM tram 01 Hartford. He hu a brother, Cul Jr., 7; end thru stoten, from a kitchen in which u elec­ Carol, 9, C ^ th ia , 4, u d Claire, 2. tric dishwasher, a washing ma- EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT For riio best in borbtring ■loat . Yon too m oy horraw wW CUT • * • • • clne, a vutUating fu ud u Wdonco at MFC. Wagner, Cheryl Ann, daughter of James R. and Mary electric ice crusher are all potronixe those members of Anne LeBeau Wagnu, 122 Campfield’ Rd. She w u bora ahrilly at work at one time. .1 Sept. 1 at M uchutu Memorial Hospital. Her maternal And if you think uybody—but FREE SCHOOLBOOK COVERS grudpannte are Mr. and Mn. William InBeau, Hartford. uybody—Ineide is listening'-iD A loosi o f 9199 e—ti. $17.90 THE MANCHESTER Now Popular’s Shopping Bags Have Her paternal grandmother is Mm FVucls Wegner, 132 what all the competing ^.volcu ■■ ta U are u y ln g —you’re 4u d wrong. School Book Covers. Just Clip Them Campfield Rd. She hu two brothem JUMs, 6, end John, 3; •ARBERS ASSOCIATION u d a r i ^ r , Linda, 5. " Any woman who Isn’t talki^ OODTOFURATBi: BITUWNOUS dSnULT PAVING For Easy Use. Yours Free With Your Order. • *•66 Borrow up to $1000. IMio up to 24 montiM to ropoy is Jiut Impatiently waiting her . WASH-’N-DBY CaLEAN- e DBIVBWAY8 a PABKINO LOTS Local No. 23 Miller, Rebecca Leigh, daughter of Wilfred E. Jr. u d chuce to drown out someone 11 M APLE BT. Ask about credit life lAeuranee on loan* at (roup rate* else. 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Hoff, first DemoenA W land tos lia t Mtorahyk vw m whan it to hihalad a you bete wBMMg 6e earns out offteiaBy end on record.” Tcu Six States Holcl stats in more tiixn a eenturv, is gtuad anarchy o f new empirea, la ao um^pposed for nomtaiation to Si are taif alert ed efflcUls, in A es Rtoism t KHI teadito paaalbla to any aontaxt af aur- Primary Races second term wMla three men, e - Open Foruin sueh, muirt tslkd a blaad on ell including Lt. Gov. Ralph A. vivto. Wa would ba more confident of a 'I issues to prove yourselvts Foote, seek the Republican SQUARE DANCE LESSONS futaro for aomebody if wa could aee an itUhs pubUpattetas IB the 6pe* IViMun’^ute worthy of younposittona. (Continoed from Page One) nomination. throe potential new empirea together not be guaranteed publication if they contain more itiieeretjl yours, , MINNESOTA S tm U n q Swpt. 15. W od^H S cM ^ t TJyL SM wordai The Herald reaervea the right to decline to Rev. K. BJnar Reek. ation to the Senate seat now with ovary othar piaca c f nationaliatie Seld by Ooldwatar. Four Demo- Sen. Eugene J- McCarthy la Chairman, Boolal ANgHMIMf eeeeeeeeeeeeeaese ».oeee«e’n#6 CEL. aovaralgn^ to tha world, bowing gently ptibUriiWiF mnttar that hiay be Ubetoue er which to to bad eratr seek the gubernatorial, favored over two leaser knqwn m e 'egcpreasloa o f poUtlca] viewa Is deairad by Acttoa Oemmittoa foes in Ms try for Democratic to tha auparior paaM and war aov- Manchastor Council of nontinaUon and six are acram- itteos of this character but tettan whkb are de­ nomination to a second term. AfoDRBM ... e • Sf*.* «eqoee/*eeete« araigiity, and arm qm m t af the United Churches bling tor the right to oppose al) Aknslto will be.rejected. Fannin. Included In toe latter Whselock Whitney, IS, is unop­ Matlena group are former State Su- posed for the GOP Senate nomi­ Plense Cheek One er Mere' of the Folktwlngi mme Owrt Justice Rens nation. WISCONSIN □ Attend Maneheeter Public Sehoel ^thlae. with them,, but most of No8^ WOl Detect Jenning* *Ad Roy Sleon, admin­ Elcctiofl Odis Chanffinf Sen. William Progemire la What waa onca expected to be a one- flte M flW , all, to Judge them, aa lnd|vidu istrative assistant to Sen. Oarl □ ReetMnt ef Maneheatw - Hayden, D-Aris. favored over two opponents in aided political campaign, over in Britain, R has bash nottead lately that ala, before dedding' to arrest BoinbE on Planes the Senate Democratic primary □ Property Owner In Maneheeter a let c f Wdabh Of peace arraaU NEW HAMP8HIRB them, and, hence, giving them Former Gov. Weeley Powell 1s while Wilbur Rank is unopposed • ••••••••••••••• LV ia now developing the atinoaphere of a gl M PER COUPLE PER WEHK have been made, an undesirable name or pertiapa (OemttaiMd trena Page Om ) trrtng lor a comebMk In the for the GOP nomination. Gov! real conteat p i‘11; eiat. our elty c f vlUage before helping to form en un­ OOP gqbematorlal primary John Reynolds, teeking a second Sponeored by “ MaaclMetbr. Square Ranee OtaV For many montha, before and after charm tefi't aa ehaming aa it desirable character? electronic bomb detecting dev­ against the man who ousted him term, is favored In Oie Demo­ i’a^^BSasrsw ?. the retirement of Harold Macmillan, the looka 0^ parhapa it la that cur An officer of toe law is sup­ ice "looks good,” research two years ago, former State cratic primary while former Lt. Preaent this ad’aAd receive flret leeeon FREE posed to be a person to look political pundita and the pollatera of poUto fonie Is fatting bored? director Dr. Andrew Dravnieka, Rep. John PUIsbury. After the Gov. Warren Knowles Is expect­ a w a s a f S ? .* rcihairt they need aome ectlba up to sad for eitlsens to go 1962 primary Powell endorsed ed to otiPture the OOP gubema- Britain were almoat unanlmoua in obn- 82, said in aa latarviaw Monday, r iS S a • ( rimJiiiMWwi •» otmuu sad ehooae to make ttieir own. to for heto. How can young Gets Grant John W. K i^ who went on to torlal nomination. ■KtekMlMirM «r* a m tjawTMi. cedirtg the next election, whenever it la tha last staUmant I em adults look kindly upon some­ "but we ate trying to make it become toe itate'e flrit Demo­ might be held, to the Labor Party. When one who treats them so ooM- prectical. Mias Arden-Claire Godin haa cratic governor in 40 yean. Nfanriag Indirectly to an article lyT ______^------Bt» hr ty>a- Macmlllah waa aucceeded, according to I ra^ to the paper the otiier ' We are net yet at tiM atogs won a 3200 State of C!6nnecUcut King ia unopposed lor Democra­ whert we can visuallsa a com- i i QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 19231 l l l i i l i night about' a near riot being Young adults want to reroect ■cholerahlp tor her academic tic Bomlnatiori to a second term. .*‘ss2‘j “isrssa5ss hia own plan, by the mild and inoffen- officers of toe law, but now plats piece of equipment)" BanM. brakin up wMti auch profeaaion' standing at WlUlmantie State COLORADO aive Sir Alec Douglaa-Home, certainly 'does one go about respiM:ttiig Dravnieks aald. "That is about 8 CMIege. allam. hy ear ever protecting All tour House members JWi aarrtaa eUaat of Mjll. A. the quicteat prime mintater in hiatory, and understanding someone or or-lO years away.’ ’ Miaa Godin, the daughter of IM EAST CENTER ST. polteeBiteB. Aa M r aa I can seO seeking nominations to new Wew % f c 8 S the opinion o f the pundita and the re­ aomething that has no respect Dravnieka said be would the Mrs. Oiarlei Godin ef 88 terms are unopposed. There is the poUoe. eeiuaed this “near or understanding for them? report his findings to the FAA in tchaller Rd. and the late nohalloUng thie year for gover­ *^ffifcin>TO jfuDir’lSStXAO OV OMOOL*^ porta of the pollatera continued in the n w • Marcia Cheryl Thynge December. Charles E. Godin, la a sopho­ nor or senator. MANCHESFER — S4»«261 Tjotm ______aame vein. ‘Rte aootfle atartod out to be 987 TOIUuid ’Tpke. The Stect tonic nose would more majoring In alementary VERMONT Lately, however, the poll retuma have one boy flglitiag one boy. Per Hanehestor, 0>im. operate on much the same education. Sen. Winston L. Prouty has no principle as a human noae. A Ample Purkiiig Front anl Rear been ahifting, ever ao gently, but quite hape thsy were flghting over e Editor’s Note; It ia certainly a Republican primary (^poaition $S girt. r « MUe all men have novel theory to suggest that complex field ef electrical a s ^ shoots for a second term. for naraday — 1 pwiaWatoaaday. eonaiatently, in the directiim c f the Con- dposed for the Democratic nature of the task they face olfactory nervea. An alarm, a Park St. Yards the auppoaedly loot and hopeieaa cauae haviiw Indiffsrenee. So, the nomination by former Rep. Happen,' Insure With pottos earns to break it tq>. suggests that they ought to be bell or light, would act as a WillUm H. Meyer. In the nber- Tuowlay, SovUntMT $ of the Conaervativea ia bclnd appralaed given every benefit of toe brain. As I understand the article, A track crew from the New natoirlal race Gov. PMlip H. with new reapect; it may be a race after doubt whenever anybody at­ Wtan moiacules of aa axplo- ene of the young men came to Haven Railroad spent part of all and H could be a Conaervative vic­ tempts to analyse their per­ •'vJVmaterial such as dynamits Era Of Th« Tbrat EaipircaT a priioeman and asked his aid formance. ara ’ deteetod, the disturbance last week cleaning up the old ill AUTOMATIC tory, a miracle of political Impoaaibil- and protection because tHo oth­ ....1 trigger the alarm. freight yards north of the Park AB aC ua hava a eartatw admiratk>n Ity. er boy struck him. This poHee- Tbe Veto ea Sunday Sale Under controlled laboratory St. bridga — to tha pleaaure of •or tfainkan !■ our tlma wtM make a We w^ll all wait, of courae, for the ac­ m fn aided and proteoted him To the Editor, condltiona, Dra'vnieka aald, tha the townspeople who live near INCOME Sill valiant ahow of caatinc o ff the shacklaa tual raault o f the election, after Prime right to tiM’poHoe station where At the hearing hrtd lest lingering odor of dynamite can the railroad right-of-way. A robot that providM “automatk he waa ^'hooked** for breach of night at tot Municipal Building be detected in a box three TTie railroad’s efforts were af the particular moment and taktnf Miniater Home announcea juat when thia income” is a wonderful dream. Bat the peace, even though it was concerning toe petition to al­ weeks aftar the eaqploalve part of its routine track main Ii a toBff Me kwk at the whole pictura fall it will be held. Obvtous that this boy didn’t low the Sunday aale of liquor bean removed. The problem tenance program, a spekerinan if you’re wide-awakej you'll count Thia la one o f tha dum oa of Prealdent But the poaaiblllty that, in Britain, a wnnt to fight or felt that since they do thia on' W» eouid snaka a machine ■atlsfacHon with The Herald, iiliii Alness cuts off your earning p ow er. other Issues they should on this of the oceaaional atroietha of a com- any kind but merely becaiue, apparent­ hnagtoe how thia waa phrased. now," Dravnieka said, "but sine* toe unused frolght yard alao. there Would be a lot ef false manta tor like Walter Lippmann. General ly, a quiet regime can aometimea aell ib- Howarw, a eoiqile of boya were had been gatbaring debris for Aa each man spoke eoneem- alarms. Right now researchers some time. UIRTER MacArthur had a aenae of hiatory, and aMf to the Britiah—ia a pleaaant and a laluetant to move and then THE IFFERENCE ing hia feelings on toe matter, are exposing the meebinss to a Biformed ef Ae compliments !:I;S aaed it to become one of tha aariy pe«- cautionary reminder that nothing ia to the “near riot" commenced. seven of them tpokt against seemingly endless Hst of voiced by townspeople, the rail­ flinsrai pheta of the praaent r^ tion d tip betwaaa be taken for granted in politica There More poUce arrived and eonse-' the petition, one (who had ar­ creams, deordorahta, li|d>ter road spokeaman aald today that llli quentfy more arrests were rived late and had missed the Ruaaia and tlhina. are not very often any foregone conclu- fluids, or anything' a paaaenger "I ean understand the neigh­ iiiiil May 900 €piot0 roles and sMsbl yoH ; ..ile. I 'wonder 'who started arguments presented by the might carry. . bors’ alarm at finally seeing T O I L E T TANK B A L L iiiiii Another of our boot aommaatatora Mmia, anywhere. pushing who around first when citizens who spoke, during the Speed ia highly .Important. something done.’’ He added toe I with the biatorioal parapactive, Joaei* the two boya would not leave hearing) felt that there should The noee muat survey-the con­ railroad would like to be able to ef weHr efHr eedt imliliif. Of lee hava $o many oth en f G. Harach of tha Oiriatian Sdenca Nature Study By Sytviaa OSara their poaitim ? To be honest, I be no objection to the petition, tents of the aircraft and decidt do more cleaning up more fre and Mie disqualified himself 7 1 c AT WASPWAM ir O W IConitor, wound himaalf up tha other Celcstisl JaywaOier SIMMER DAY, JAPANESE GARDEN, WICKHAM PARK truly doubt toese kids 'would whether there la a bomb aboard quently, but has had a Ilmltad due to his Involvement legally in a few minutes.’ ’ maintenance budget since going day and let fly with a raaUy aoamia start shoving the police around. Some people do not believe what wo Also, one boy made a deroga­ 'With an Intereeted group. ’Hile If 120 passengers and their Into bankruptcy some ysara flnding. And wo ara afraid thara ia all was encouraging to some of us, write here about the topay-turvy nature tory statement against the po- luggage must be examined ago. too much add truth to H. but when the motion was made Mparatety and H took only a of our timea. They aomehow refuae to Heemen. Ha waa then justly ar­ that the ordinance be rejected Commentator Harach bogan hia piece rested! Couldn't the police be a minuta for each, Dravnieka accept the idea that we Uve in an era only three voted in favor of said, the proceaa would taka two with tha obaorratioai that the eld em- en Forum little more adult than these when black ia to be made white, and By Rowland Evans Jr. the motion while five voted hours. piraa were sid obnoxious would force a special election "In deoolonial theory,*’ Haradi eon- practically no change) but the ample, thousands of Democrats O>roner Elmer Parker said TEACHER But bit by bit the moat Irrefutable WASHINGTON — Republican signed contracts for the sea­ look into the possibility of a Which would, in turn, cost our tlnued, "all the amall oountriea of tha shift from Republlcsm to Dem­ voted for Eisenhower in 1952 Boene becauae of lack of tact Foley, a deputy cMef weigh- . kind of evidence keepa multiplying. Our leaders of both the Goldwater son and had received payment "Community Chmrus”. One of and mature rationaUaatioii on town |8,000. master at the Port of Albany, la new taking appUcattona and the non-Goldwater variety ocratic. and 1956) at least retains his earth ahould now be liTlng in Utopian only for time worked. This mat­ our concerts oould Include a I want to take these men at was allergic to bee atinge and eaae doea not have to reat upon the are getting an autumnal chill Consider next what is happen­ old party affiliation. toe side of. the law. for fan claaoea. For appH- bliaa. But if thMV ia a flouriahind VtopU ter was settled at the time, but joint efort of the Manchester Allow ma-to remind one that their word and believe that tola died of anaphylactic shock. thlnga that may be noticed in the realma from the atartling results of post- ing in Pittsburgh, Pa. During a But a long-time Republican I feel tt has become an issue. anyu^ere it haa yat to be dlaoovered five-day registration period re­ (or Democrat) who actually Cl'vlc Orchestra and such a years age when two boys had a was toe real reaaon, but one He waa stung as he and Me of politica or foreign affaita, 'where the convention voter registration. How can the thoughtful eltl- can’t help Wit wonder why the and adverUaed by the travel afendea The message is all too clear: cently, 88 per cent of all new changes his registration is like chorus. It is our hope that this fight such as said fight, the po­ wile were elortng their summer A t argument could alwaya be nude that aens of Manchester expect re- •vote 'wae ao clearly partisan, camp-in tbe nearby Helderberg "Ih e world haa not aettled down into Voters are registering Democra­ voters registered as Democrats. a Protestant who becomes a sonslble, dedicated and qualified idea can become a reality. lice took them by their ears the evidence involved ia really an in­ tic in larger ratios than two and By itself, this would mean Catholic — or a husband who *Thls is an excellent time for to(d brought them home to and why they would not go on Mountains. Foley waa dead on the tranquility expected becauae the old men to work on a sunny-day record aa opposing the petition arrival at an Albany hospital. tangible opinion of aome intangible. four years ago. The switch in little in a Democratic city. But divorces his wife to marry an­ basis for lu ? In some g;reat those of you who play instru­ ^mma. This showed each boy atnpiraa have been liquidated. O n. tiie when they had declared them­ W e prefer to key our concluaiona, aa party preference is greater than four years ago, during a similar other woman. It’s a step taken measure the people who work ments to beconte members of how Immature fighting la and it RATE contrary, the- world ia atrained by the five-day ref^stration period in not lightly and it betrays a deep selves during the hearing. » 4 . ' ' . 4 ' f alwaya, and no matter how philoaophlcal any time since the Democrats for the Recreation Department the Mam^ester Civic Orches­ did this by- embarrassing tosm titanic atruddlea o f new imperial forma- supplanted the Republicans in the same area, only 78 per cent disillusion of'ibe'bld 'way and a are responsible for its success tra. Anyone who is Interested in front of friends. Oentiemen, what is toe their nature, to demonatrable and eatab- of the new registrants were long;ing for the new. 83,000.00 compared to a life tiona. the New Deal as the majority or failure. Choosing the right should odntact mo. We look for­ But to take them all to the Hahed adentific fact. party. In short, the meager Re­ Democrats. (Consequently, the transfer of people to do a job is as import­ ward to a seqson of growth in poUoe station and arreet them that oould be lost or ruined by •RADUATE «Md UNDER6RADUATI ^"The United Statea," Harach eontin- allegiance to the Democratic why W aith., One of the facta divulged during the publican voting base is being In total bulk, registration has ant as the job to be done. Our music for you and the entire show* police - Immaturity. An an intoxicated driver? A s one a ^ toward the nub of hia piece, "doea party how taking place in Mont­ paat few montha haa been the adentific, whittled down even finer. shown no great increase over second-to-none Recreatiem De­ oommunity. arrest of this sort tends to give of your members said last Evening Coorees at not redard Itaelf aa tha leader o f a new This might dash the pleasant 1960. In Los Angeles, the total gomery Co., Md., Pittsburgh partment reflects Mr. Herdlc’s night, "This would.be the wisest objectively determined fact that thia and elsewhere has ominous im­ Sincerely, a boy who is a.smart aleck a ompire. In ita own eyaa it ia protect- hopes of liberal Republicans se­ number of registered Democrats good judgment in this area. Barbara DicMe, Perseonel badge o f honor and tends to investment ever made by the Ea»t Hartford and WilKmantie eld earth of oura ia alowing down on ita cretly counting on a landslide is some 70,000 less than four plications for the future of the From everything I have read, Board". 'Were you attempting tod new, yound, innocent and helpleaa Republican party. This, rather gi've a boy who didn’t want to axia. defeat of Sen. Barry Goldwater years ago. And in Pennsylvania, Mr. Herdic (Ud not try,.to evade flgpit in the beginning a bad to have your cake and eat it? WH.LIMANTIC STATE COLLEBE amall countiiea from the imperial am- to restore tliem to party power. the total number of new 1964 than any short-term losses for the issue of "irregular account­ .... to straddle the road?.... Not long after that dlacovery, there Barry Goldwater, is the grave name. bitiona of the Soviet Union indiCommu- Now, the registration statistics registrants is 12 per cent less ing procedures”. There are two A Thought for Today A good number of these kids or hoping that the issue woitid Offers English, Literature, Mathematics, History, came the newa, diaturbing or exdtlng, than at this time in 1960. portent in the new voter regis­ aides in a ledger. Recreation in niat China. But however noble the mo­ point to possible disaster for Sponsored by llie Manchester uko are arrerted for breach of be lost In the other matters to according to your pleaaure, that Jupiter tration statistics. Manchester hM been developed F’sychology, Science, Sociology, Art and Mosie and tive, the net effect ia the formation of Goldwater and non-Goldwater But the ratio of Democratic Connell o f Chm cliee the peace because of a fight come before the votere on No­ had alao been detected in a change in Republicans alike. registrants to Republican regis­ to include every age level. Mr. a new poUtical and mlUtary ayatem un­ ann’t anyway near being hood- vember 3 ? I’m certain that the Education Courses at both graduate and undergradu­ ' ita progreaa through the heavena. Consider, for example, a high- trants is higher than four years Herdic has given ten years of latter was not the oaPe (aa af­ der the protection of the United Statea. Herald service to the Ihdl'vidual, fam­ The Lord prefers oommon- kana, and yat, they are made Now— let ua all brace ouraelvee— incune neighborhood in Mont­ ago. In neither state has the eut to be as such to others who firmed by some of you in our ate levels. ^ "In cold hiatorleal tenna," Harach gomery Cowty, Maryland, on drive reached Its peak. ilies and children of Manches­ looklng people. That is wliy He convenationa following the there ia adentific proclamation from Yesterdays makes so many of us. Read read their names and judge went on, "the world la dot»K through a the outskirts of Washin^on. Still another straw in the wind ter. What this service means to hearing). However, this could Tuition: $ 1 7 J M Ursdit Hoar aatronomera that Venua, which to our our community can not be John 17:1-6. them by thia. new period of empire fonnation. The old Known as the Sumner area, this is what is happening in New happen, and ainoe it oould, you untutored eyea now hanga like a great rather chic suburb, comprising Jersey. In Newark and Camden 25 Yean Ago measured. For goodness sake, , I will make of my heart a If a person ahould be arreetad, ayatema formed in the 18th and 19th cen- doesn’t'ft matter and count? quiet place and bid Christ fine! I say, arrest them! But make the task rt our eommlt- and glorioua lamp in the morning aky, the 24th Precinct of the Seventh (both of which have large Ne­ ffighway (Commissioner Wil­ tea and those working with us turiea have been wiped away. New ayar gro populations) the volume of I, too, am perplexed. dwell &ere. In the days of please, can’t the poUoe take For AMItlaeal Infennetion, Mail T «: Election District,,, has been the liam J. Cox 'writes Judge Ray­ more difficult. ia a planet which ia, all the time, apin- new Negro registrants is twice Josephine R. Odell Jesus there was in the temple time to treat these kids as In- tema are emerdind to- take -their placea. number one stronghold of R e­ mond R. Bowers that new Oak­ I Uke you jit your word, but ning backwarda, in direct contraat to the publicanism in all Montgomery what it was in 1960. In Camden land Bridge will be constructed at Jerusalem a "treasury of dividui^s? Can’t they take the BRUOB E BRARFRRD There are three niajor new ayatema— wqold have felt much mere con­ reat of the aolar ayatem. Everybody elae County. alone, Negro registration is al­ after intended course of new *ro Flayere of Instnunente silence" where gifts ware made time to hear their side of the the American,' the Soviet, and tha Chi- for poor children. This afford­ fident of your leaderrtilp had W ILU M AN IIC STATE OOLUEOE, W IL U M A N nC ia going one way up there, in one uni­ In IMO, registration in Sum­ ready some 25,000 over the level Wilbur Cross Parkway con­ To the Editor, story, to, perhaps, even sympa- naae. The three ara hi intenae aompetl- ner was M.6 per cent Republi­ of four years ago. firmed. Weekly rehearsals for the ed^ opportunity to give 'Without form traffic pattern. But Venua, when display. The gdver thus re- tion. can. It' waa also 56.S per cent "You can bet,’’ gloats onp Pair of- former Manchester Manchester Civic Orchestra will »se«eeee*at*«4 »taa»t6666te I ' tiie aatronomical truth ia really ob- ceiived the Inner joy which re­ "Small oountriea auefa aa Cyprua are in 1962. Before the most recent Democratic strategist, "that bo'Ji^ Robert Haar and Harry resume on JTonday, Sept. 140i. aerved and made known, ia jaywalking registration, thia summer, it every new Negpx) registrant Howroyd. plan exploration of sults from having done some­ not truly independent. Their independ- Prof. Vytautas Marljosius of thing wholly unto the Lord. atS.BM.- up there all alone, defying the algnala, was 82.5 per cent. In the regis­ means one more vote for us." Alaskan ^Ids to ^ther infor­ the Hartt (College of Music, anae la an iliuaion, not a oontlnuind mation and pictures for lecture Jesus probably used this traveling on the red, and, now that we tration perjod juat closed, how­ The real significance of new Unl'verslty o f Hartford, will re­ ever, the Republican percentage Democratic registrants who series. "treasury of silence” to offer liNTO > • e e e • e 4 leeeeeeeaeaa ■ a a • • • ^ Phone. fact There may be a few exceptiona to turn as Music d ire cto r and gifts. do know it, upaetting ua mortala no has dropped to a scarcely cred­ used to register Republican prove the rule; but by and larde, every Conductor. Those of us who Once in a strange city 1 Mi­ end. ible 28.9 per cent. hinges on matter of dura­ 10 Yean. Ago played In the orchestra last email country muat dravitate into a new bility. Breaking a traditional Re­ tered a beautiful cathedral, Vj Quite obvioualy, we live in a time The re^stration list on Sept. Flag raising attended by 280 year know how fortimate we political and mUlUry ayatem which may 1 showed 141 Democrats, 70 Re­ publican voting habit by voting and as I entered I looked into when nothing ia to be taken for granted. students mark opening of mil­ are to have this distinguished the faces of the people praying, not probably will not, be called an em­ publicans and 31 "declines’’ — Democratic (but maintaining lion - dollar Vemon - Lydall For even ^ur moat aacred kind bf truth, Republican registration) is one man as our conductor. Each re­ ,m ed lta ti^ without the help of pire. But it !wiil amount in theae tlmea that la voters who call them­ School. clergy or choir. In their faces CURRENT ANNUAL the adentific, ia aometimea merely the selves neither Democratic nor thing. Switching registration It- Board of directors declines hearsal can be as rewiring as to what empirea wore in earlier perloda 'self is far more significant. to except resignation of Adrian a private lesson. ' was a strength and peace be­ DIVIDENb firat layer being peeled o ff an infinity of Republican. yond human understanding. I <1 af hiatory. ^ The aignitipant fact in this A. registered voter of one (jiroot. Civil Defense director, Mr. Marljosius agreed to Dmy~In,..Day Out.. gradatlona of truth and knowledge. One saw reflected the light 'an "The proceaa of new empire forma­ "precipitous change is not any party who' occasionally crosses until “ misunderstanding” be­ work with us again only if some uaed to be able to walk out at night inner peace and assurance that 1 tion la atill under way. Until it ia fln- absolute increase in the total over to vote for the candidate of tween Groot and board la effort were made to improve WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES and, in thq mldat of one’a perplcxltieo, the acoustics in. Bailey Au^tor- comes 'With true worship of our lahed, there will continue to be tenaiona registration (there has been the other party ,(as,‘ lot ex­ cleared up. Father and fellowship with ■ Y look up and think that there, at leaat, M d dandera over placea auch aa Cyprua Him. .• waa aomething enduring and idiangeleaa. Wherever we worship, we 'H and Vietnam." add to the value of that wor- •" PRESCRIPTIONS But we do not even know yet what we ■ ■ J There it ia, all quite eo] our attempted judgmenta of thinga more Mr. Harach impllea that we can do thia, offer our worshte solely for iEErfwjE Ff* d n e ! *, t terreatrial, and more human, and all His sake and ttie kingdoms. and d*t through it, to aee theae three ■ thinga we may think we know more Submitted by Alt apt enS ttowM to yew I new empirea aatabliahed, and do it all *nielma M. Gray, •Mk-M "rtawwk" tolei about .. ■1 without loaind our haada or our own President priaaa" laeaaffawl ■ V- i>u ampiro to anybody elae. He makaa' Manchester Oound- from Day of Do|to$it United Church Women Me ■faSgroe ipaUela” - — ‘ It aound almoat like a rather ideal form­ Nd R«sh roeMriena" ee AMaetIpMeiM le lera ula for worid Ufa, aomethind which haa •I ■ ' • the bleaaind of hiatory aland with the H your mail doea not get to iU dea- Today in History You can rdlax if it's hope of tha future. ttnation aa faat aa you think it ought M toe to, tlu faplt ia not alwaya the Poet Of­ Very well, let ua atata what we think Compounded Quarterly fice Department’a. Look at what hap­ On This Date TW RRlatss w&aMM lOTifMkOsssEE9 nP U i V W i the odda are. Wa think the odda are that pened to the department’a proposal to In 1760, Wisconsin became Bedding by We Deliver ■ A If Mr. Harach and the reat of ua ahould speed air mail acroes the Atlantic. English torritory; it formerly MY m m YUR...AM YM I4VI • - I • t • •«’*f _■ ^EEg litoam MM Bvei'ywheye, Fast ' m ■aanadai aa indl'viduala. to live long Some weeks ago postal officials an­ was controlled by France. Mi iSAHtee^H nounced plana to allocate most trans­ In 1888, construction of the AUTOOR anoudh, wo would find that hia veraion Holman-Baker atlantic air maU to airlines having all­ Northern Pacific Railroad was Exclusive in Manchester at o f hiatory waa working out, with the jet flights. This understandably upset completed when the last spike TRY VS ANR SIB three big new empirea aharing the world, a couple of airlinM carrying mall on was driven near Garrison, Moqt. You can relax physicaUy, and mentally aa apeclfiad. Perhapa there ia, let ua their prop-jet aircraft, which of course In 1984, the luxury liner Mor- as well, when you cho<»e bench-made are slower than pure jets; no one likes gay, a 70 to SO chanoe it will work out ro Castel burned >qtf the coast ef bedding by 105-year old Holman-Baker. thV prospect of revtoue loss. New Jersey withia loss of 184 that way. | - - -S o the prcq>-jet dperators took their lives. For when you choose this ..fine bedding What eouMCBa ua* would be the na- eaae to Federal Court, and have won In 1986, Sen. Huey Long of you’re suhe of refreshing comfort, plus taca o f the SO par cant Mianco the com- an order forbidding the Post Office De- Louisiana was assassinated in quality you can depencl on for long-last­ S m m partment fromm Stoking------, its planned fertabla thaoty o f the three empirea the c ^ t o l at Baton Rouge by ing service. switch to the fastest., kvallable, means Dr. Csj-I Weiss, who was tilled Might not work out Sivpoae any toro of o f transportation. | on the spot by sute poUce. See the many grades at Watkins, |n- Hm s trtad to aUmtaato tha third, or any It probably wouldn’l|be quite fair to In 1900, more than 6,000 per­ elucAhg famous Musco-Pedk and Vertfw L- j.-i A-. (*)-K V « t o o ( t h ^ trtad to taka ao •thar say that had the Poet Offioe been under sona were loat when a hurricane, oomparable ‘Tostratote from the start, floods and a tidal wave struck R ^ for those who wkut ultra-firm bed­ |h L i l a iM event mir own nalva pwa mall totoy migtit bo still traveling over­ the Oalveatm, Test., area^ ding, and |;hose with back disordrthi. tarrocu e f a miclaar world seas under saU, and. aerOaa the country Mkttreeses. 199.60: boA spriogs, $89.60. tttot Mr. MaiMh's hiatory via pony expreea. ^ t it .does seem the TWi 'Teara Ago Pope Pius opened the Worid Call 648-6171 for full details, today. " W m Sflun Y m r iBlfht >wt atop, ported. d^artmant has enough ' Mow-down t oapabUtty o f its own, irtthout needing Ongreas of Itariau Oowrega. At INI PARKARIri-lSlfr I itm . -.m '.1 .'P/.-A.i - ; Alb tteos before 88,000 pU gt& s^ .1 - - ■ > ■ ' ■ '■ ^ g ^ s i^ ^iiUntol hrtp Wft II If IP!**™ * • CjI * < i/ ! .- .li ' i . i t Peter’8 B artU ca.^^ ’ I .

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MANCHESTE5R EVBNIl^O HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, .SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 FACE ■VSNlK i HIEAIJ). M ANgH Cm i, OONN^ TUBSDA^, IKPri^MBER t,

Bank and Truat Co., R t 6. Tlia voted $>r an even more draslle eoa odW am aaaM I AiuMi 9d|eel SouthWindsor Dirkeen Measure blU that would strto tbe fodoral W tk m l$ « f L s b o r program will Induda rildaa of Crash l^n^8 ha Wortd’a Fair. Membam are courts of jnrtodlctMa over state Senior T\ Southeast States uraod to bring another mambar Stymies Senate togtolattve apporttenment eases. Oatmtry IT yean and one tn Tha labar o f the Labcir Day wlUi team, ^ Tile House measure now to on UbaiM B It 'y e a r a retirliMr tn hoUday baeame a raaUto at. Shop Center Application the Senate ealenter but to gtven Two to TTia women of tea church Page One) Manehaster Memorial Hos- Will alao aponsor a^ candy booth (Cent no ebance of "passage. Sen. 7a,aCHurt.' ”R«. a veteran e< World piial over the weekend aa the- Due Hi Strmn ’Tliunnoad, D4X!., says Two motortMa ara rapartod Brace for Storm at tha Wapping Fab- thto week­ against hto proposal will be free « r John C Roth- W ar I, and a member Of Wind­ imergeney room traatod 167 Before Hearing Tonight end. he wlU offer tee BouseH^gnoved had Weliard O. ham - Thiland Oo. Bcfracka, patlentA la aaUafoatoty aoraUttoo a* to keep on talking indefinitely. measure as a rider to substitute South Wiodaor, Veterane of World W ar I, and A buihisd of Kiri leouts mch JI im m Im s U i * Maaotiaatar Maaaorlat Hoapttal Evening Herald Diiksen’s propoeal, effered as for Dirksen’s propoeel. ^ CONTINUES..' the Lebanon. American Lecion. In the proceae, the hospital The BoalngY The appUcant al$o adted teat at lUrtford Hoo- treated three auto accident iomotims tKNiifht, brinfinf lAgpfo sBd s trip with tajurtaa aaoli rroahrad la Net, Auto Paris eommtoalon wUl hold a public the aecohd floor of the building Boutli Windsor eorreqiaaddiit. a rider to tee $$ J-bUUon foreign , ’Hie Senate ^ the to«ie aside He wae alao a member of Leb­ Brownie Joseph, telephowe 644- last week WhUe It passed a bill anon Congrefatlonal Church. vlctima, nine possible bee that took thsA to all parts of. Stoilor Giri Scopt a two-oar oraah Sunday mora- parsMs hi the CtortMu ap and h e a i ^ tmilgbt to consider be used as a ktoetdenee. The aM autborlsatloh bill, oculd be •uThrora Jacludo a four appUcattona. board granted tea request with 9148. boosting Social Seeurity benefits Survlvore Includft hla wife, Btlng allerglea, three dog Troop 1 docked in Montraal, CaAada, aarly thii mominc, lag %t about 9 o’oiodk oa Mhla Caused an asUmatod 8111 xaU. Reported Stolen tabled and thus kUled If oppo­ and providing for health care and two grandchil- bites and flva puncturaa. and their arrival la town vrup^ Tha fln t aone change request the stipulation that tm drive­ Mra Vera Davia Whitcomb; a St., at Hudaon and HlUlard Sts. Boa hi Samage ahnig Itorlda’a nents could line iq> a majority for the aged under Social Secu­ Eighteen resMenta had falls depend upon bow long It takas tortnaegh pgasagea art . 9 ^ to- If granted, would pave the way way into Parkview Dr. be used f^maral amrieoa will he held daughter, Mra. Richard Bruah Ilia aoddent was tha moat A scliu net, a ear battsiy and against It. So far they have been rity. that required medical aid. to paaa a ra u g h oustoma. tacL aaat eeakt lato Mat awNrih la - for another large ahopping cen­ only for the residents of the sec­ ttmomm at t p.m. at 'Tttalty of Hartford; five aona, Benton rord 'of tha kmg hoS^ a transhitoaloii and riuleh, total unable to do so. Indicatlona w en , however, L. Whitcomb of . Mancheater, Tha hospital staff appUad Only today The Heihld Arter our fla t WBSkiod gn fo n luratng c «t Into the Atlan- ter in South Wlndaor. ond floor. Police Arrests 1 Church, Hartford. wookond ta whlMi poftw raport- valua of almost $109, wera taken The i >pUcent to Hayes Co. With tee stalemate standing that the House would refuse to Warren D. Whitcomb of New 114 sutures to close wounds ceived another — and probably Cupar we returned to Bdin- tte. OMo's top whkto wetre ahly 4 W^ppl|ig Fair Program Burial wlU be at the conven- ad f « w ‘ aaetdanta. tmo auraata, In three separate thafta rtport- ThfL land . to . located between A program of professional en. in tee way of congreeslonal accept the heelth-care plan. No tid b B b PAINT ctt Haven, Vt., and Bari W . Whit­ in 38 pfraona. Cathy Cope­ tha final — latter from abroad, Of the famUy. burok for toora ahopping and and modarata vahleular dam- $$ mitos aaroas. ed to Manoheatar peUrn Satur­ Sullivan Ave. and Fllington Rd. tertalnment Is being plaimed for James C Waites, 42, Wete- adjournmeht, there were re­ final action to m,proepeot before comb. William J. Whitcomb land, 7, 65 Ferguson Rd„ describing avanto of tha glrla. knlranf. Wa .celebrated two aga. day and Sunday. next week. Momi WlMida may call at the ports that Ben. Hubert H. Hum­ and Bdwtai L. Whitcomb, all Of It reads: ‘T don't balleva It, I At t a.*., EST, Dora was The applicant to asking for a the annual Wapping Fair to be erafield, Caaday was charged T. Pratt Ifoneral Home, had tha unlucky dlatinction birthdays Monday.. Diane pharp Mary BUaabath Schulia A 1967 standaid tranasiMsIon phrey, D-Mlnn., President Hopes of House leaden to get Lebanon; a brother. W . Lee Just don’t balltva It,” wars tha at about $10 mitos aart^et Capa Bone change from R-20 to com­ held this weekend, officials have with operating a motor vriilcle Cl FanniBdton Ave., Hartford, of needing the moat atitchaa. waaOM on Sunday, and Dorothy $76 A d am a.S t la hoBpltaUaad Kannsdy and movliif wartward and clutch, valued at $08, was aimounced. Johnson’s vice-presidentiale-prei a vote last week on tee admtnie- Whitcomb of Bden, Vt., and 18 She required 30 in her right words of Myra Traaah when we mercial. AMERICA'S LARGEST finicht frttm 7 to 9. Cobb wna 17 TTieaday. Dottle with poaaiMa Internal tajurtaa ateadtty at about ■ mUea an The land la owned by John Scheduled' entertaliunent will while under tee influence of running mate, now Is ready to tration’s bllUon-dollar bUl to grandchlldrwi. leg after having fallen on aet sail from Montreal on Jutaa help the depressed ARialacbla « Hartford Lodfe M at Maeona 30th. Now, more than two la the youhgaat girl in the troop and a Up laoeritloa. hour* Russo, trustee, Marcella Blel- include the Adamsons who fea­ liquor. Police reportedly found t e r o w ^ weight pUbUcly behind • B conduct Maaonlc eervlcee ■ Funeral aerricea will be held glass. and alao tha taHoat. Sue Trotter the anU-Dlritsen forcea area went by the boards, but the tomowow at 11 a.m. at the months later. It la the cry of the Rohwt Henry Cordner, W, of " R ’s too sariy to say irtiere tt (ki. and Mary J. Katkaveca. ture a balancing act on Waites slumped over tee wheel I bbIs M at d at the funeral had Juat purchased a guitar ao WlU maks land," aaid forsoaitor afternoon. The motor vaUele The second request for a "perch” pole. Other attractions Johnson so far nas kept sUent House did pass a measure to Potter . Funeral Home, 486 whole troop aa we prepara to 9 Norman St., waa admitted to In hto car which was parked tn extend the Food fOr Peace DISCOUNT CHAIN OF IfeHna w « s i ^ and dfank soda. tha hoapital wHh molUpIa oon- Raymond Kraft at Miami, “ fcit parts wets last seen on Friday, eone change, from CX to GC, vdll include a comedy act fea­ on tee reapportionment Issue. Jackaon St.. Wtlllmantlc. The sail for home. TTie 12 weeks front of the Post Office on E. program tor three yean. No ru » family requeeto that Hospital Notes have gone by ao quickly and wa TTuoaday wa Went to Loch Lo­ tusiona. the area of hurricane warnings p6Uce rsported. A statioa em­ to for land on Sullivan Ave. turing Cori and Elsa; "M r. BTx- The platform adopted by the Rev. Richard Ruah, paator ploye reported the theft Center St. The arreat followed major legialatlon was on the ■looe wWilnr may make me- of Lebanon Congregational have seen and done ao many mond for our last trip tog^thar Mrs. Sebutta’ ehildran. Dan­ should fssl hurricane-force owned by George Mullen and it” ; dance routines by the Jane Democrats at their national B orlal coatrlbutlons to the Sal- The opr battery, an $18 East- a complatat of a minor accident House schedule for this week. Church, will officiate. Burial Vbdting hoora are 3 to S p.m. wonderful things that this will as a group. It waa a very peace- iel Herbert Schulta, 16, and wlndiii amnetlme late tonight. Julius Larman. It lies east of Hart School, and the Manches­ convention In Atlantic City NATIONAL BRAND PAINT uattoti Army Camp Nathan Dora to a large and sevaTO Sm, six-volt unit, was rsported ter Barbershop quartet. at tee Center In 'whirii Waites will be In New Lebanon Ceme­ all areas exeepSag nuttera- be an experience we wni all re­ fu f day and the heather bushes M ary B. Schulta, 14, both paa- the property ot Robert W . was involved. The motorist waa avoided the subject altogether. ■ ale Fuad. Ity where they are 3 to 4 p.m. member and traaeure. ware beautiful. aengors In their mother’a oar, hurrtcana wlto higbeot winds taken from the rear of the Gulf , Sharp. The Fair will be held on tee In contrast with the GK)P plat­ Efficiency Gains tery. aatiinatod at 1$0' muaa an hour Station at Hartford Rd. and Two requests are for lot sub­ grounds the Wapping Com unable to walk undrir his own Friends may call 4t the fu­ a ^ 6:89 to 8 p.m. sad private ' Bonnie Scotland waa our last Tonight wa art packing. No were treated at the hoaplteVa at power, police srtd. Waites post­ form pledge to support action to Bobert t. FontaaoUa atop and wa arrived here Mon­ emergency room for noee and tha canter, the Weather Bridite Bt Barry Zatkowskl, divisions: Property of Richard munity Church, between Sulll overturn the Supreme Court’s NEW YORK —SteelmaUng | ROCKVILLE—Robert J. Fon- neral home tonight from 7 to rooma where Owy are 10 a.m. on# la quite siure how to get ed a $600 bond and was re­ to 8 p.m. Visitora are requested day morning, Aug. 34, aftar a forehead lacwrationa, roapec- Bureau said. employed at Mia statioa, report­ Norton on Norton Lane in W ll- van Ave. and Ellington Rd. ruling. by the bastc-oxygeh process, us­ hanella, 38, of Stafford b rin g s, 9. everyUiihg home but we wlU leased under hto wife’s care. The family requeeta that not to smoke In pattentf’ rooms. plane trip from Bergen, Norway tlvely, and disebargad to home. " U has ths strength to put up ed the theft Bunday afternoon. shire Woods, requesting per­ The "annuAl event will be Tile dispute is more an urban- ing oxygen to remove Impur-1 FOR A N a brother of Mra. Donald Neff manage aomriiow. Tears are The case will be heard tn Cir­ those wishing may make me- No more than two vtattora at to Edinburgh. This was tha first Polioe aaid that M n . Schulta lO-fbot Ude a Uttle north of The battery had been plaoed be­ mission to divide one large lot kicked off with a square dance rural clash than a party-line ttes, gaining In efficiency. flowing and U doesn’t aeem poa- whara tha crator reaches the hind the station on Aug. 60, po­ Into two building lots, and re­ Friday night. cuit Cciurt 13, Manchester, on ^ mortal contribution, to l> b a - B time per patient. plana flight for many of ua and alble that wa ars leaving. Tliore drove through a atop sign at Sept. 21. fight. Big-city and suburban TWO 81-ton blast furnaces at one I HlUlard at. and struck tha car coast, slong with huge wavesj lice reports say. quests for two Tots in an ap­ The Fair program Saturday spokesmen protest that state plant to established a monthly n c - OVERWHELMINd RESPONSE TO Suie**^,^U fo*^hio®fo congregational a»urch. the first Jet flight for all of us. art so many peofSe and plaoea Frank H. Tlmrlok, 47, of 87 » 4 PATIENTS TODAY: 316. We q>ent lota at tlma ahopping operated by Oordaer, Both ve- the Miraau said. _ ^ Peter Hewitt at tha P *B Bait proved subdivision of Oak will include a chicken barbecue legislaUve districts are heavily ord of 131.8 tons ah hour com-1 __ brother. that we hate tq leave behind. hiclee ted extensive damage "Btaewhere north of the Shop, 468 Hartford Rd., told po­ Ridge Estates (fflnnorly Whis­ from 6 to 7 p.m. Linmnoro Dr., last night waa ADMITTED SATURDAY: on Princess St., Edinburgh, for charged with’ broach of the weighted In favor of rural areas pared with open-hearth output at I I T OHier survivors include his kilta and cashmere sweaters. We keep remembering the and were towed aiway. center, tides wUl run generaUy lice Saturday afternoon teat pering H ills), Foster St., to be Uone Banquet and argue that federal court 40 tons an hour per furnace. LAST WEEK'S GRAND OPENING parents and several nieces and Fonerals Mrs. Nancy Galllary, East words o f Geii. MecArthur, “I ] >eace. The count stemmed Tile wool was beautiful, and 99 Cordner was charged wUh around five feet in the area of someone walked off with a seine modified Into three building The third annual CStizen of orders offer the only h < ^ of • ' • • • nephawB. Hartford; Louis Klinkhamer, riiaU return,’’ and we h o ^ to Uie hurrtcaM display and two to (fish) net which had baan put lots’'since additional land was I'rom a domestic disturbance at per cent of tha troop has taken failure to carry a Ueenae and the Year banquet sponsored by the Timrlck home. He posted a reapporUonment. 77m funersJ will be held to- Indrtkia KeMe 161 Summit St.; Mrs. Cather- up knitting. follow his example. waa summoned to appeaf in flva fset northward to the South on the ground at the rear of the acquired from Marion F. Stiles the South Windsor Lions Club Mansfield signed up as J. aaMTOw at 8:45 a.m. from the Funeral aervicee for Inttaikia A fter we reach home about Carolina coast. shop three hours earUsr. Hewitt on Foster St $100 bond while awaiting ap- ina Nachowski, 66 Lockwood Tuesday wa all went to a tat­ Mancheater’a Circuit Court 16 will be held in October at the ]>earance in Circuit Court 12, cosponsor of Dlrksen's rider, FOR RENT in all Brand PMi ■en ry J. Plante Funeral Home, KeirU of West Hartford were half of ua wiH pack and leave valued the net at $14. The commission will also con- St.; Mrs. Beulah Walton, 14 too at Edenburgh-Castle. Thia la on Sept. 31. Another arrest la AU persons In low coastal Knights of Columbus Hall in Manchester, Sept. 21. compromise of a propoeal first E. Main St, Stafford Springs, held Saturday afternoon at the Davis Ave., Rockville; Mrs. variety of acts from Scottish for o o l l ^ In a few days. The expected In the accident which areas at nortbaast Florida rider cluunglng sections of tee East Hartford. advanced by the ^pu blican 8 and IS mma. Movie Projee- with a Mass of requiem at St. American Latvian Evangelical Mary Doyla, 50 Weetminater dancers and bagpipers to dog others will return to high acbori Georgia and South Carolina xonlng regulations regarding Tlie purpose of tee award to William B. Johnson, 20, of 6 leader. In tee hope It would lors ssa a i or rilnsl, atoe to stm under Inveetigatlon, po- Overlook Dr., was charged ■dw ard Church, Stafford Lutheran Church. The Rev. Rd. acts and calypso musie u d aa seniors. should taka necessary action to ripns. A section pertaining to to stimulate activity In tee clear tee way for action on the 86 «»m- suds projeotora. Springs, .at 9:30. Burial will be Uce said today. Lloyds to Mark with making an unnecessary Kariia PYeimanla, pastor, offici­ ADMITTED SUNDAY: Mra. dahcerB, and even included Bea- Cells Wyatt from Waym Thomas M. MadDougaU, $8, protect themselves against temporary signs to being con- community. Candidatee will be stymied foreign aid bill. Buy one • get one In S t Edward Cemetery, Staf­ noise \rtte a motor vehicle WELDON DRUO CO. ated. Burial was in East Ceme­ Mary Schulta, 375 Adam St.; Ue songs. Most of us thought thla outh, England, is returning of 39 Lawrence St., waa arreated tease Udee. Parsons where sldered as an addition to the judged on the basts of their In the House Democratic ford l^ringa. 25 Years Wed (squealing tiros) late Satur­ 691 IM b 8t—VeL MS48$1 tery. John Labanaky, 331 N. Main waa the highlight of our sum- home with Anne Hutriilnaon of for failure to drive In a proper acceas roads would bs flooded retaliations. civic achievement and service Leader Carl Albert of Oklahoma PTiends may call at the fu- mitr. Another evening was spent Torrlngton, and will apend teouM evacuate early today. The public hearing will be to the towiL TV> be ellgtele day night. The onslght •vlola- Bearers were Ludwigs Ber- S t ; H arry L. Paaka Jr., 381 lane, aftar poUce taveatigated a tlxm occurred at Main and Cen­ iMraL-home tonight from 7 to seeing “Loves Labors Lost,’' by year at Anna'a home and attend two-car accident on Cooper St>, GUle force winds extend Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uoyd of beld at tee South 'Wlndeor High candidates must have been res­ 9. llK e will be a reclUtion of ains, John Beralna, O lgerU Va- Center St; Robert Cordner, 9 ter Sts. Jrimaon ■was sum­ Normitn St.; Michael Demera, Shakespeara. We all enjoyed the Torrlngton High School with near Ridge Bt., last night at 7. nearly $60 mUoo to the north of 318 Lydall Bt. win osIsbKte School at 8. idents of South Windsor at A m Rosary tonight at 8 at the aarajs, Arnold Maided, Valdia moned to appear In court Sept, comedy. Anne for their awiior year. No one was hurt. Dora’s eye and 100 -miles to the their 26th wedding anniversary Boards Tonr Addition least one year. Xlegeris and John RudaHls. 587 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. 31. Pearl Munaell, Coventry;. Mra, They have been pen pals for south, giving it a huge striking tomorrow. Tbe board of education and The Uona Club hopea that TIm Walter N. Laclere Fu­ We went north to Oupnr Fife PoUce said that MacOougall Daniel P. Marcus, 17, East Louise Gagglanesl, 1006 W. for the weekend and stayed four yeiua. was southbound and aldassriped range 400 miles aororn. They held open house Satur­ tee pitelle building commtoelon residents wllLpartlclpate In tee . OessBa B. Olanty neral Home, 38 Main St., waa "In a few boun we wl)l be day at their summer eottage, selection of a candidate by sub­ Hartford, was charged with Oeorge E. GHanty, M, of Cov­ in oharge of arrangwnenta. Middle Tpke.; Robert J. Pa- with pen pals. W e arrived F ri­ the left aide of a northbound car, Tlie Weather Bureau warnad win tour toe Pleasant Valley gano, Baat Hartford'^^Thomas aailing for home on the SS ■msii craft in tha area of warn­ Tha Redwood Deck," en Big School addition tonight. The mitting names of suitable nom­ failure to obey a traffic control entry, It I., a brother of Wil­ day night and a reception driven by Richard Grlnavidi, signal (red light) Sunday night O'Naill, 10 MinU Court. Bmprem of England. Our trip, ing display to seak safe harbor Pond, Otto, Mass. our at 6:46 pm . 'will be for the inees and reasons tor tee liam C fflenty of 87 Dougherty M n . B issI b E. H owo awaited us with tots o f good 34, of 71 Summer St., in. the 4 at 9 o’clock. Tlie onslght viola­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: whlrii was a dream for three northbound lane of trsifflc. and small craft elsewhere from Friends and relativea from purpose of preHmlnary accept­ choloe. Information on a can­ AT NO EXTRA COST ■t, died Thursday at Rhode Is- Funeral aenrices for M n. food, Saturday end Sunday our yearsf finally became a irality McLean, Va., BalUmora, Md., didate’s actl'vltles should be in­ tion occurred at Main and E, NO UMir Pater Scheer, 167 Spring St.; Moderate damage was reported Florida to tee OaroUnas and ance of tee addition. Bessie E. Howe of Wethersfield, hosteasea took us aightoeelng. and will soon be a memory. Aa Springfield, Paxton and Wil- cluded. Center Bts. PoUce summoned Other survlvont faidufr hfo John Back, Wapping; Denise W e saw Bt. Andreaa Castle and both vehiclea were operaMe, from tha Bahaimaa and Puerto PV>Uowlng the tour the board tee youth to appear In Man­ fwmerty of Manciieeter, were tha ship Ufto anchor our song Rico to Bermuda to remain in braham, Maas., and WhUing- Resumes should be sent to wife, a son and'fom brothers. and Robtoi Collette, Stafford which dates beck to the 14tli police said. ef education will hold its regu- chester’s Circuit Court 12 on held Sm day at the First Springs; Jon Forance, East will bs ‘Rolling horns, rolling Timothy J. Janaronm, 61, of port. ford and Manchester, were any committee member or giv­ ON. B A II NOUM PAINT Funeral servioea were held fUmrch of Christ, Wethersfield. Bwid 16th eanturiee end John home aeroes the sea, roUing among tee 36 guesta at the tor boMd meeting at tee Pleas­ en to Llona elite menteers. Sept. 21., yesterday In Coventry, B L Hartfw^l; Mra. Sarah Bana- HaaardvlUe, was lBfU«d a writ­ The Brlttoh Uner Queen Mary • eOMTAINS THKR AAIUIW IMHlMTOW • OAN $8WM IIMWI The Rev. Itoith M. Jones, pas- Knox. The eestle waa In niina home to dear New England docked at Southampton, Eng­ party.______ant Valley School. Sept 30 to tee deadline for sub- Rtchsfd D. West, 22, of bu rial waa In » t M ary's Ceme- vlge, 68 Hudson St.; Walter ten warning tor failure to pass ZBA Omnta Variances • M U HUMIN9 OVm OIO PAINT • NaPMMTV) tw.-, officlAed. R. Dale Pelffer but the bottle dungeon and aub- roUing home fair land to thee’ land, after being swept by tee mtoalon of resumes. Rookvine, was charged with • * 9 1 0 A M I 9sty, Crumpton, R. 1. Grabowaki, 376 Hartford Rd.; to the left, after hto westbound The nmtag board of appeals e tIU CUANIN9 wae organist. Burial waa in Charles McGinnlae, Vernon Center St. car atruck tUe left taU end of Cleo, the season’s Committee members are sp eed i^ and making an unnec­ • IIP TO 4W IQUAM PIIT OP OOVlkAai Pm aAifON Elmwood Cemetery, Vwmon. Trail, Vernon; Kathleen Good­ rear of a parked vacant car of first hurricane. Thirteen of Its granted two variances at Its Tony Craparotta, 188 North- essary liolse wlte a motor vehi­ Ptk eAUON 9 lA ir 9UAM Bearen were friends at the win, Stafford Springs; Mrs. John G. Robinaon, 08, of 706 passengera were cut and About Town last meeting. view Dr.; John Onlni, 17 cle (sptomiilg tires) Sunday • DCCILUNT DVKAMUTY WATBI TERNCHf — MartlH Turida, Northiriew Dr., and Bhmeet 9 famUy. VMra Holcomb, Stafford Petition by Small Towners Center St. No one whs. hurt in bruised. , Richard and Loretta Ferrto, evening. Police reported that 9 POI UM ON Ixm iOlt WOOR ifnM . POR T7, of *l\innel Rd., died Sunday Eta Oiapter, Beta Sigma Gebriele, 48 HUton Dr. they clocked tee youth at high IN06, The Hohaes Funeral Home, Springs; Mrs. LiUiam McCann, the accident which occurred at Cleo, almoat a midget in $306 Ellington Rd. were grant­ ee AAASONKY tUltPACH at hla homa. ^ * Phi, will have Ha first fall ed a 'variance to allow construe' Joseph Miles end State Sen. speed on Summit St. W est wss Mr. Tiitlda waa bom in Lat­ 400 Main St., wsta In charge of 56 Foley St; Mrs. Winifred about 7 p.m. yesterday just west compartaon with Dora, swept meeting tonight at 8 at the r$$ IVIRY Sad Threatens Redistricting Bill out Into the North Atlantic after toon of an addltiort closer to tee Fred Doocy were named cltl- summoned to appear In Circuit via and Uved In West Hartford arrangements. Ouyette, Stnners; Arthur W il­ of Olcott St. home of Mias Amory Cook, 862 killing more than 1$0 persons front line than permitted at tee sen of tee year in 1962 and Court 12, Manchester, on Sept. ICAL. OM -FIIEE 18 yaun before moving to Ver­ liams, Coventry; Carmen Tee- (OoaUnnad from Pago Om ) f A minor two-car accident Sat­ E. Middle Ti*e. ^ mar, 136 Deepwood Dr.; Fred­ urday on E. Middle Tpke., near and causing miUiona In damage •aine addrem. This is aa R-SO 1963 respectively. 2L non last year. Before his re­ Mrs. Walter H. Stockmann My, a date oppoaed by the CK)P Dog Olnb Meets tirement he wae emiSoyed at ' The funeral of Mra Francea erick Mercer, South Coventry; Barringer told the small town Greenwood Dr., brought a writ­ in a rampage throuih the Carib­ aone. leaderahip, because the date was bean and up Florida’s east coast Twenty - seven members of The Hockanum Dog Club will Ihs Toher BasebaU Co„ Rock- Scanlon Stockmann at 106 Mra Rose Williams, 86 Durant RepuMicana that the agreement specifisd in the State Constitu­ ten warping to Arthur Rivard, Girl Scout Troop 666 visited Alfred J. and Kathleen Fran- St.; Charlee Kehoe, Wapping; with the' Democrats was prob­ 18, of 236 High St. for inatten­ late last month. •is were granted a variance meet tomorrow at 7:46 p.m. af vllle. „ Chambers St. waa held yeater- tion. the Coming (W. Y .) GWass tee Wapping Conunimlty Hall Survivors Include hia wife. Albert Hall, Glastonbury; ably the last real chance of sav­ tive driving. His car ran into StUl another tropical storm, with oertaln restrictions. The day morning from the W. P, " I don’t see how either party, PTorence, was spotted far out In Center last Friday with their A "members” match will be Mm. NataU]a Emaina Tuikia; i^iah Funeral Home, 335 Main James J. Frits, Coventry; Ste­ ing some form of the imit rep­ the rear of a stopped ear being leader, Mra. James Beckwith. property located on tee comer ven Kuhn, Coventry; Sheal resentation system in the House. or both, can change the Consti­ operated by David Hersey, 64, of the Atlantic today. The Weather held by the club with Frank three sons, Maigons TinMa of S t, with a aolemn high Maas of tution overnight," he said. Bureau said mUitary reports of BnUii^on Rd. and Parkview Parker of Avon as guert judge. Vernon, Harija Turkia of West requiem at St. Bridget's Wenick, 20 Creen Manor Rd.; The petition signed by the leg­ Logansport, Ind. Tha Rivard Eighth District volunteer fire­ Dr. ivas formerly KafTs Komer. Walter Kicking, 91 Charter *T didn’t think it much of. a car, with grille damage, waa indicated winds of 60 m.p.h. in All prospective members are Hartford and Herberts Turkia Church. islators does not necessarily men at 1:10 p.m. today were ' Tlie b u lld ^ ■was gutted In a re­ I NOW 'S Oak St.; Mias Emma Craig, 12 commit them to the provisions concession, since it. is apeUed towed away. No Injuries were squalls near Its center. invited to attend with their dogs. of Latvia. The Rev. John R. Delaney, out in the sAcrsd document at The Red Cross set up a south­ called out to quell a minor cant fire.’ Refreshments wUl tie served. Funeral services will be hrid Knox St.; Burton Bartlett, of the MU passed by Uie Senate reported by police. THE TIME paator, was criebrant aaaisted our state." eastern area disaster head­ wooda fire off Margaret Rd. The board granted a variance All handlers are reminded to TTiursday at 3 pm . at the W al- Mancheater Convalescent Friday. They were asked to by the Rev. Stanley E. HaatiUo, Home; Mrs. Hedwlg Earn, 1066 Another part of the agree quarters at JacksonvUle, Fla. Cauae of the fire was not . to aUow.a building closer to tee bring a prixe. TO C A U tMT N. Leclerc Funeral Home, deaurin, and the Rev. Dennis R. sign the petltkHi chiefly eo that A pair at Old socks worn over known. About 60 feat of wooda Main St. It could not be buried in emn- ment, he said, waa that the your shoes . win protect your Disaster experts from terough- front line than permitted with Women's Meeting It Main St, Manchester. The Huaaey, aubdeaeon. Mrs. Ray­ burned, according to Chief Bt. Peter’s Episcopal Church BIRTHS SATURDAY: A aon mittee by the GOP leaders. ayatema for redistricting the shoee from being splartied when out the southeast were called in toie restricUoiM that no parking Rev. Karlls Freimanls, paator mond Murphy waa organist and Francia Limerick. Women wlU meet tomorrow at to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Steele, The Republican leaders sched­ Senate and reapportioning the you paint. Sunday to await assignment. would be allowed on the Park- BILL at the American Latvian soloist. Burial waa in St Mary’s 8 p.m. at tee South IVlndsor Bvangriical Church win offi- 560 Vernon St; a daughter V> uled a caucus of all House Re­ Ho u m would be put in the view Dr. side of the building. Cemetery, East Hartford. Fa­ form of a constitutional amend' aiate. Burial will b e ’ ln East ther EtauBtillo read the committal Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kane, publicans — not juat the ones Creatridge Dr., Vernon. from the small towns—for 1:46 ment and given Initial af^rov TUNSKY Ckmetery. service. al in the House at thia session. VTisnds may call at the fu­ pm . This seemed likely to delay Bearers were Richard Dan­ BIRTHS SUNDAY: A daugh­ By taking Uiis approach, it neral home tonight from 7 to 9. the aesaion of the House sched­ f o b - iels, Joseph Olode, George Jolly, ter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert might be possible to avoid hold­ OreN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 M Roger Carter, Robert Dvaainger ChuriUa, 61 Garden Dr.; a uled to atart at 2 pm . a l u m i n u m WiOInna J. Hewttt ing a conikltutlonal emvention. and Harry Griffin. daughter to Mr. and Mra. Ber­ Barringer, in hla talk to the The federal court has ordered H0LA\ES • Doors WilBam Joseph Hewitt, 64, at nard Daley, 1008 Tolland Tpke.; small town Republicans, ex­ Bast Hartford, formerly of that one be held but some 400 MAIN SIEHT » MMCMKHRCONM. • Windows a daughter to Mr. and Mra. plained why and how Shea legiriative leaders are hc^ful Mandbester, died yesterday at Columbia Daniel Leone, Ann Dr., Rock­ worked out their agreement to • (Canopies U a home, the court can be persuaded to • Jalousies ville; a son to Mr. and M ra "Imy’’ the MU passed by the change its position. A T T E N T I O N Mr. Hewitt waa bom in Eng­ John Oldham, 12 Pioneer Circle. • Siding' land end Uved in East Hartford Senate. I f an amendment is approved ALKYDPUT “Neither one of us la hi the 'V • 66 yean. He Uved In Manches­ Fatality Case BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A by the House at this session, All Completed Free EsUmatee aon to Mr. and Mrs. Allan How- business of selling out our own 9 Mw; mviTv PMMM ter from 1931 to 1939. it would stUl hav# to be voted and Easy Terms! 8 party," he aaid. • OM aOAT eOVIM todIT WRPACM He was employed by the at, 48 Lindm St.; a daughter to on by both chambers at ths 9 •UBAIU i Mr. and Mra. Walter Sriiolta, "W e are both in the busineae With One Stop DCTtlAULY OWAMI HNIIH Bergren Dairy, BaM Hartford, Is Continued 1966 session and finally go to a MOTHERS CUD Now Before. e WMOM mmioK woeewou(,iBM, • BCMUMI from 1934 to 1940. at Pratt and 128 Tumblebrook PI., Vernon; a of creating a decent constitu­ referendum for a final decision Cold •eOM, CAIINITI ; • BUtAlU daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ ■ Whitney, ' (Mvirion at United The cast at an Andover mo­ tional syatem." by ths voters. Local-area families find that fn- Weatber’s Here • pee M Aircraft Cotp., East Hartford, torist, charged to the death o f mond Mausaone, 250 Union St. He aaid that he personally ■"The test t>f whether we have SENSATIONAL PORTRAIT OFFER! HVHYlai two giria, i n i continued today BIRTHS TODAY; A daugh­ was motivated by his desire to been laboring In your behalf froan 1940 to 1916, at RepubUc neral and eemetery arrangemttits A49 I 9 O9 5 » $ « i . w . Steel Oorp., from 1946 to 1966, to S ^ t 39 to Winimantic .Cir­ ter to Mr. and Mra. Edward save some form of the unit for something or nothing,” m n and by the Oonnectleut High- cuit Court 11.' Tlghe, 189 W . *Middle Tpke.; a representation system. He said Barringer! said, "Is whether you can best be ewnpleted right here in wny Bridge Authority team Stewart Hoiaington, 36, waa aon to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Oiat he agreed to a Nov. S date want to sign a,petition bringing BY POPULAR DEMAND ROGOZINSKI’S -1 charged Saturday ' with two 1W6 wtll Me retirement in Roy, 34 K e n u r ^ Dr.; a son to for electing the General Aasem- out the Senate bill.” Manchesto’. This is mudi more 196U counts at mlaconduct vrith a Mr. and Mra. John Taylor, 118 ------:------:------Nationslly Known Oiild and B a b y Photographer motor vriilcle. If found guilty, Chambers St. I'iiKisiirtl LOW PKtet jw p u n Survlvon Inckute his wife, G. Powell, 791 Center St.; Mira. convwiient than having to go out- M n . Jean Stoeie Hswitt; two he could receive a maximum of DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Mra. Jos^ihins Larson, South 10 y ean to prisoBi for each Windsor; Edmund Metoinger, Eklith Jarvis, 311 ,N . Main St.; TO aUARTO ALMO daughters, Mn. Rioliard Dias Mra. Anna Rauschkolb, Hessen, lau aiH u l of-town, and more ccomoBiical, too. 2 « > * 1 count. Baat Hartford; Mra. Nellie Mrs. Maurqen Fortin, Kelly Rd., and M n . Joseph Masearo, both Germany; Mias Lucy Quinn, Vernon; Mra. Nancy GuiUory, of East Hartford; two aiaten, Hoirington to free on $6,000 Rlecker, Manchester Oonvalei- Mansfield Center; Renaud Beat HarUord; Dan Henry, Mra WnUam HttleM of Eng­ btmd. TTie Andover man was Beaulieu, 49 Brooklyn St., cent Home; Peter Denoncourt, arreated upon hla release from Glastonbury; Mrs.' Katherine GRAND OPENING SPECIAL CONTINUES land and M n . OObert Bruoe of RookvUle; Elisabeth-Ann Gold, Andover; Mra. Cora, Curtis, New Zealand, and right grand- Windham County Memorial teafford Springs; Mra. Ellxa- Soablea, 31 >4 Foster St.; Mra. Memorial HoH>ltal where he 59 Barry Rd.; George Collette, Beulah Walton: -14 Davie Ave., chlkhren. Andover; Mra. Doria Oorsini, .beUi Dwmelly, 109 Foster St.;, Funeral ajervioes wUl be held waa being treated for injuriee. Rockville; Frederick Field, 89 Staffed Springa; Mra. Ella Mra. Nlcholena Leggett,, Hart­ tomorrow 11 a.m. at the Police aaid Hoiaington ran ford; Mra. Sharon Miller and Ridge St.; Mra. Roberta Griffin SALESMEN Morae, Coventry; Mra. Cather­ D 5PIUY NewMik and Whitney Fiineral Into two Andover girls Aug. 31 dau^ter, 78 Deerfield Dr.; Mra.- and son, 29 S. Alton' St.; Mrs. ine Sleminaki, 5P Summer St.; Home, 618 Burnside Ave., East they walked along Rt. 6 in Nancy Morin and aon, 42 Dud­ Susan Kohler and daughter, 67 Columbia. Killed inatahtly were Mra. Geraldine Barton, 12 Wells St.; Mra. Diane Hayes ^ DUMB Hartford. The Rev. John E. ley St. Poet, paator of Burnside Metho­ Linda Harriixfin. 13, and Anita Doane St.; Donald Ruasell, and daughter, - 59 Homestead One Beautiful Silvertone PANiWROlURSEr/CT leoLC^^ Moran, 17.. both of Parkdr GHaatonbury; M ri. Magdalene DISCHARGED SUNDAY: Bt; Mrs. Nancy Guadano and dist Church, win officiate. Mra. Alice Viens, 88 Stripkland Roun tviu Mmm ^ tt^DfeoMknOoloie Cremation win be ki Sprlng- Bridge Rd. Roberto, Stafford Springa; Mlaa son, 66 Phelps Rd.; Mra. Patri­ Nobody likes a bill. But people like field, Maae. Police aald Holaingtpn was Shirley Frwer, 36 Biro St.; St.; Mra. Mildred Coleman, 73 cia Skoog and daughter, Ando­ Lydall St.; Mra. Margaret Doy- Friends sen attempting to paaa a truck and Mary Saport, Eaat Hartford; ver; Mrs. Blaine Hockla and son, ours better tKan any othars lika on. South Windsor; Andrew funeral tonight several ca n to a »o passing Jban Tierney, Hebron; Dewld Weqt Willlngton; ths infant aone when he atruck the glrla Rowley, Amston; Frank Benja­ i i X i 4 tham. And no wondar. Thay'ra to Nowak, 146 Croft Dr.; Frank daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ the other ride o f the. road. min, R FD 1, Bolton; Joseph 8 9 9 7 9 GentUe, 89 Dbepwood Dr., K ar­ Lesaard, 19 Bancroft Rd., Rock­ ert Delaney, ISO Benton. S t lowar! Almost avaryono knows p . Porto Hla ear'hit an embankment en Sue Baokee, Tolland; Mra. and tipped over, skidding abput ville;' Mrs. Mary 'Lou Gibbe, 38 — Shawn David Ruby Parker, Bolton; Mrs. An­ that oil haat is far and away tha 100 feet. Bancroft Rd„ Rockville; Fortin, three-day-old aon at na Mulka, Wlndeorville; Mrs. Norman R. and Maureen Me Judge John Alexander today Thomas Sdllivan, 363 Main St.; PORTRAIT .molt aconomical avaijabla. . . but • Barirara Pellerin, Eaat Hebron; Remia Fortin at Kelly Rd.. died ■et the continuance date. Mrs. Florence Gessay, 8 High' Events Sem i-life Sis* WINDOW Sunday at Manchesto: Memor­ Ridge Rd., Rockville; Elizabeth jnot averyone knows that earaful ial Hoaq>IUl. Lanteigne, 37 Emma Lane, Survivors, besides his parents Rockville; Debra Croea, 34 Fair- SHADES service and maintenance — like , . f are a twin sister, Coleen Ann Road Resurfacing Program field St.; Sandra Fletcher, 76 In State Irving St.; Lawrence Mlffltt, 13 McNkf to Order Bantly's — can mean even more Fbrtln, and two brothers, N o r ALSO man R. Fortin Jr. and Timothy Kensington St.; Marlene Hus- (Continued from Page One) savings. Bantly cuitomart know it. F. Fortin, at home. To Get Started This W'eek tus, Wlllimantic; Miss Gals VENETIAN ILINDS Burial will be in St. Bridg- Creighton; 18 Kenwood Rd., been charged with the theft of Bring your old rollers In They welcome tha many larvlca st’a Cemetery at the conven- A lm ^ seven mile* of townWtona of material will be put Vamon; Mrs. Helen~-Bsnolt, 40 down by B alf crews before the and save S60 per abode tonce of the famUy. roads will be repaved this fall Orchard St., Rockvlllb; Mra. $10,400 in cash and $1,600 in extras, tha skill and courtesy of The Wfdter N. Leclerc Funer- aa part of a $40,000 road renir- project la completed. Myra Trombly, Niantic; Marl-, checks from the Bradlees Store TTw $49,000 that the project Bantly personnel. They Ilka their to Home. 33 Main St., la in program that gets its lyn Horiaka, Lebanon; Mrs. In Hamden on Jan. 36, 106$, atkrt this week In the mwth- will 'coat w ill Ira paid from the abarge ef .arrangements. Ruth Cooley, 70 Orchard St., polioe said. smooth, officiant equipment. But eut quarter of town. approximately $86,000 state aid Rockville; Mrs. MaryLee Pal- Lswii F. Wbltoamb ‘nie Balf ConstrucUoti Co. will for highways grant awarded lanck and son, Stafford Springs; Age^ 6 Weeks to 14 Years WE PUT THE IN most of all thay'ra happy about IBBANON—Lewis F. Whlt- b e ^ work tomorrow — weather Manchester for the current Mra. Anita. Bedor and daughter, Drill Sounds Alarm SURE somb, .66, of Rt. 307, died yes permitting — on Dorothy, He- fiscal year. The funds must also Tankerooaan Rd., Vernon; Mrs. MIDDLETOWN (AP) — ekIM thair low, low Bantly costi. Every ' ONi CAN OF HlOH OLOfS MARY CARTA INAIM L.. torday at Qrace-Nerw Haven iai^e, Clyde and Willard Rda., In 'provide for repair work and June Pigott and son, 16-Doane Would-be sate crariiers touched INSURANCE N o Appointm ents N eceaaary. time they gat a bill, thay'ra sold B o v n a l. He was a veteran thd Rolling Park aubdiviBlon spring construction as well. St.; Mrs. Bather Denham and off an alarm with an alectric- PLUS A QUALITY PAINT 9RUSH. REGu $2.09 VALNi dairy farmer In the Ooventry- near Parker and Lydall Sto. I ^n a ide Paeidng, Mailing, Inanranee ' Some of the streets that aro daughter, W Nike Circle; Mra. drill and then fled, leaving be­ • » all over again. Lsbanon area. iTien, if the weather cotiUnuea scheduled for rasurfaclng this Sylvia Myers and daughter, hind their burglar tools, foUea to>hold, Balf’a construction craw Mr. Whitcomb was bom Oct. fall have been reconstructed or Itouitford; Mrs. Elinor Murdock say. will move on to St. Paul Dr., M , XS06, In Hyde Park, Vt.,i a havo been the sltea of iii-streat and son, RFD 3; Mrs. Roberta Tlie thieves had cut through and Agnea and Alice Drs:, on ...WITH OUR GOimtEHENSIVE atotm water drain installations. X i^ets and eon, Tolland; Mrs. the roof and second floor of • Full l^lection o f Poses • Groups up to 4 Cliildreu 460 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Thursday, and to Coburn Rd. Jan England and daughter, Cov­ Topps Discount Storo rarly Mon­ and Stephan, Gerard and Cone About a year ago tha Town NORTH OF POST O FFIC i—TRL. 44S442S PetBonal Notiees day to gat to a safa containing • A ll W ork Cmaranteed • Limit 1 Portrait PerChild HOMEOWNER’S PACKAOE HUi 8U.,' on Friday. Boginesring Department pre- entry. parad a master plan for kn- DiaOHAROBD YBSmBUXAY: $6,000, poUca aaid. Don't overlook the poosibiUty of losaas due to theft 'town Highway Department When tha alarm aounded, aa BANTLY crewa wars scheduled this af­ prbvements to town roads. Ralph Franklin, 88 Phoenix Bt., or damages done by burglan .. .^be sure you’pe,eovi|IUepsaia|S-10 AJLle$P.lL,Satardartto4:MFJf. w e d f o r th is b y c a r iy in g o u r a ll-in c h u iv e bom eow n dr’s LA.MHNS0N OIL COMPANY, Inc. THURSDAY TO 9 FJd. nlamwS'r-ritliw for reoonstruc- windqv and fled terough tea iSwwlli?'itow55i‘'o u * / ‘aBd ^'**'*^ morrow. grinl, Stafford Springs; Fran- iKda. . policy* ** Uon aC tha base or for atom oaa Dw^ at , Baat Hartford; Wll- O f the four aireeto, aU but SEEf PHOTOSi NOW ON DISPLAY! PAINT 00. 881 MAIN 8TREKT TAtrm ’ SUi'^- Hslaiaa Rd. «1U be roaoirfaoed diuiha — wura sohedtUad for frad MUboouf, 98 Walnut St.; to m jT2S M A IN a r t in thalr antl^y, Hrialna Rd. raauifhelng after (ha major Hanqr UMartiUl, lU Park St; HAR'» m ) R o (A P ) - Tito raOMB «4Mt01 . MANCHESTER, CONN. • 84M 5»I will be overimred from thtotle oonstnietion work had bam DoroMqr ViUeUo, wapping; UetaaYi JOHN L JENNET A6ENCY ^ Ifo S aafw iri* ftopwrri oomplatod. lUahand Mnhoney, 86 Lenox B t; WEST STREET Rd. to Tranrit La. reported today tiia foUqwIng Satkfseiion Caanuitaad . W m I , m « i ' YOUR INDRFINDBNT AfflPICY ■ m AU the atreeta on the pro­ Oobum Rd., which la to ba ra- Mam. toelen Cktetelng, 166 Au­ eompsuptoon of traffte futaUtlfa \ open $iM AM. to t P J Ii ROOLVILUA c o n n . • 878-8871 gram WlU be’rariufaoed with pavud Friday, waa tha acena of tumn B t ; Artbur Sohulthels, from 1 pvrgyh mldn)|^: •r Year Moaegr Badi <'i fjl If' one of twe gradaa of Utumlnoue a atom water drain iaatoUatkai Lakewood Otoite: R a p m o SEARS ' tat t Mhaiuto * r a S ’ra” - w V ' J'* " imglmtt). R FD S; M ik f. ^ 9 T- ■ ■ ■ ■ K 'fi! S i 1.; ''■t.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1964 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER «, 1984 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, TWKLV* K was oonvicted of. theft, lotMiry >EYE-GLAS8ES by and fraudulent accoupting while numiaA niaacM, Kartta Itotae- Events Events in World employed by a priaon farm. He DeBella and Reals Opticians rsrn, Oaorga-Oaaa. 12th Cirenit was sentenced to M strokes at Troop 25 Scouts Complete Merit bidgea w*ra awarded About Town Many Breaks Estate of Rogers T onight the cans end tt month* in ]«IL r In Nation TOKYO lAP) Two U.S. JetfU oppoaed to l o ^ of more than % a Olaaa 0 e e ^ as -fbU$i8*>: " , mars______are a few ttekets left Court Cases. fighter planes crashed aomli- flya years to Oommunlst bloc JAKARTA. Indatieala (A P)— Tour eye doctor’s 2 Weeks at Summer Camp Robert Bleiler, rowing, awlm-lfOr~ the 6Omar i Bhrina Club On Weekend y . ______WASHINOTON (AP) — IntB- west'Of Tokyo today, killing one naticra. President Sukarno aald Monday prseorlption filled — mfng, wild life, life eavlM; Block Taiami Cruise next Sun- racUy anawering critlclam by Valued at $80,000 pilot end three Japaneee teotory Bight that Indonetian "lettlats modem frame# — 'Ste^ten Bleiler, wild life; Ed- y . SomaBoms qapmoe Is stiU avail­ Ibjbves struck again during EAST HABTFCHU) BEMION Rapublican Praatdantial candi­ workers. BOUEANO, Italy (AP) — Isnses duplicated — Over 100 eeouta o f Ttoop 35,4Da*14 Dixon end Oraham ward Bradley, canoeing; David able on busae, too. Inquiries Televuioit are the pUlara of the Indoneslaa tha long La6or Day weekend as Howard T. MoOoonall, 57, o f date Barry Ooldwater, the An F8 Navy Ousader piloted Polio* and Alpina tioopa vir­ revolution." prssarlptloa eun- ' Center Congregational Church, Donald. Chatel, personal fltneas; Philip should be made with Harold B. f MV • VVOTMI Defense Department says It gtasaes — prompt re­ 17111 year tha troop wiui for­ Clsndainisl, life savtiv, rowing, police oontlnus to be plagued 2li N. Main St, iianchastor, ar­ TTie estate o l the late Willard Rogers— one of Man­ I: W }&)*%fh**ASvMUir. by Lt. R. C. Schoeder, Roehee- tually aaidad off Italy** South Addresalng tii* annual confer­ recently completed two weeks of Turkington, chib prsaident, at (M) Culture. A CoaUnenU expects to close more nUlitary ter, Minn., crashed while taking Tyrol region today trying to pairs. tunate In being able m offer not swioimlng, 'Wild life; Steven by breaks into businesses and rested for Intoxicatloa Satur­ chester’s most colorful residents during his long and ac­ " Helteti MMtOr O a n ence of the Communist peasant, Tha Herald. InaUllatlona "as it is found they off from Atsugl Naval Station intaroapt a tarrorlat leader M Asytnm Street summer camp experience at the only the Bm Scout hut aIao*the Ctone, nature; Thomas Cone, day night In Mancbsstar after tive lifetime— was estimated this morning to be valued Movie et t Coment of ara no longer necessary for our organisation, Sukarno said vending machines throughout WiMt'a •ollttcia about 40 miles southwest of believed wounded end trying to Indonesia cannot ignore the h a b t f o b d Lake o f Isles Scout Reservatioa full Red uxiar'waterfront in­ citisenshlp' in the home, swim­ Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins and' Manchester. 0) MdBole . Navv Security,** Bocae IM struction program under Aa- ming, rowing, life saving, wild being found sitting oh the aide- -at about $80,000. Rogers died Aug. 7. ■uljr abo» Tokyo. It plowed Into a small eacap* into Auatrla. mimeroua followers of the Com- la North Stonlngton. Mrs. W. Allen Swift of Wdat Mors than $50 in cash and That estimate was offered by» - - " ' '■■■ •:00 (*■!«) PeUloout * Ooldwater said Sunday that in factory, killing three workers Georg tflotz, 46, was believed TsL Stt-07S7 Bniteo P. Baal* elstant Scoutmaatars Baxter and life; David Dixon, nature; Rob­ walk at Depot Sq., today plead­ munlsts in the o ^ t r y . Ruse DeBella Tbs scouts camped under the Hartford will laavs tomorrow change was taken from four Judge o f Probate John J. Wal- Wbcm four yestrs the Democrats had and injuring four other Japa> wounded in a gun battle that Mahar. The following scouts ert Dixon, swimming, rowing, ed guilty to the charge' and was pre^rty must be fllsd with the Sukarno heaped p n ^ on tiie leadendilp of Scoutmaster Harry for. Rochester, N. Y., to attend vending machines, three - of lett at a public hearing attend­ fN in im W ) Huntier-Brtakley »M th ( O _ closed more bases than the nese. , killed Aloia Amplats, 88, another completed the Red Cross pro­ life saving, wild life; William given a 30-day suspended jail Proha(e Court within dO) RloSrd Boone Reds and aald utdonesia will Maldment, Aasodate Scoutmaa- the national conference o f the Which were located outside ser­ ed only by the executofa of Rog­ Kisenhower administration did Schoeder bailed out. He said terrorlat leader who fled with grams indicated: Edwards, swimming, rowing; Women's Chriatian Temperance vice sta,tlons, during the past sentence at the State Jail at months. AMO. (IMO) BUIy Otnteia. continue to insist that Commu­ ter Norman Chatel, and Assiat' Beginners Swimming, Randall ers’ eetate. CroBktt. t:W (S-U) Jade Benny in eight years. In a statement he had aimed his him to Adbtria and returned two Thomas EUason, nature; Paul Union, where the 90th anniver­ few days. Hartford. (M) HMiford Sympbony The Defense Department nist China be admitted to the ant Scoutmasten Murray John­ Wilson; Advanced Beginners; . Named as beneficiaries In the plane at an open area aurtound- weeks ago. Franksnburg, canoeing. sary of the organization will be Following preliminary re­ Jamea U OlgUo, 28, of 119 W Issued a statement Monday Both men had been t^ed in United Nations. ston, Gordon Rhodes, David Richard Arey; Intermediate -will are Rogers’s nephew, Roger ■ M b ed by trees and did not reallae Georgs Gess, nature, cooking; celebrated. ports by investigating patrol­ Center St., Manchester, was whi<;h said In part; there was a factory bey Tdephone Hour (C) "Wh do not believe that the U.S. Ambassador Eklwin O. dermining the sovereignty of Gannutk, Duncan Bockue, Rob­ Salafia, David Hawas, WUUam one of the executors); Marjorie ert Halated, James Kimball and tin Haberern, first aid, nature, Manchester Power Squadron cases are turned over to the po­ peace and $15 for making an Wiley Harris and Herbert Wiley Mik. U:00 (M-VV1M(>4M(M0) Nerwa. American people want the Reischauer called on Vice the Italian state by trying to . CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE McGovam, Edward Hobreo, lice dep«urtment’a two-man de­ ntaa Richard Gees. Membera o f the cooking; Philip Hale; rowing, will have its first meeting of the unnacsesary noise with a motor Jr., fliece and nephew o f Rog­ iports^ Weather Department of Defense to con­ Foreign Minister Taklo Oda to return the South Tyrol region to Jamaa Tuikington, Steven iGm- swimming; Raymond Halsted, tective -bureau. Approximately M :U ( S) Uovie tinue to operate installations junior staff included Junior A>- ball, Nabuo Matsuno, Jeffrey fall season Friday at 8 p.m. at vehicls, both Manchester ar­ ers’s late wife, Ruth Mc) Toolcht (O which have become obsolete or to 36 years 6 months and Klots slatants Robert Magnano, Rob­ Bissell, John Turkington, Dean cases have been turned over to rests. A third count, for de-. Hartford; and CecUa Burka About an hour earlier an Air ert McNeill, Daniel Sturtevant, wild Ilfs; Martin Hansen, canoe­ chester Green. struction of private property, O’MaxT of Norfolk, Va. -.ao (U ) Movie ^ unnecessary. to 18 years 3 months. Mendell, Stephen Bleilar, Lloyd ing; David Hlcock, canoeing; the detective bureau in the last TTS g ;* ) (1(^23) TonMht Bhow (O "We believe that the Ameri­ Force F106 crashed on the 8CULPTURE WORKSHOP— 2 Bwneater hourg Richard Ames, Roy Parka, John Gustafson, Richard Jojmer; which was set down for trial fol­ ITie exact figures of the Oombkt banks of the Sagami River near The incident came as Italian Gregory Johnston, wild life; two weeks. iMbory Houiid («) Movie can people do not intend their RESIOHES Minnick, Gary dClrkham, Alan Swimmers, Paul Gustafson, The Marine Coips Leag;ue lowing a not guilty plea In Cir­ gross value of Roger’s sstats K TOK uraiFUiTB LiSTlMO the Atsugl station. The body of Foreign Minister Giuseppe BLACK TOP A study of the techniques of sculpture in vari­ Stephen Joyner, cooking; Rob­ Auxiliary will meet and elect Some $44.64 In. cash and mo­ ■ATDBIMtr* TV department of defense to be Saragat and Austrian Foreign Baxter, Neil Newman, Kenneth Kenneth UK>ling, Scott Johnson, tor tune-up oil was taken lin a cuit Court 12, Manchester, on must await an inventory of ail operated as a WPA, but rather the pilot, wliose name was & BEAUTIFIES ert Juliano, swimming, rowing, officers tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the property, sscuritlss and withheld, was found In the Minister Bruno Krelsky con­ Knight, Walter Prows, John David Anthony, David Wolfram, break Sunday night into Man­ Aug. 31, was nollsd. Liggeffs to provide all the military SEALER ^ ous media, and development of individual life saving, wild life; Larry the Marine Hall. Refreshments cash accounts. wreckage. ferred in Geneva on the South ^ YOUR DRIVEWAY Lawler and Maurice Willey. Mr. Kurt Bogli, Jeffrey Soule, Greg­ chester Oil Co. building at 279 Louis Paateleo, 48, of 170 strength necessary for security ory. Johnston, Duane Mitchell, Knight, wild life; Richard will be served. T ^ l dispute. The area be­ abilities in a studio settinjf. and Mrs. William Minnick Knight, swimming, rowing, life N. Main St. Someone pried W. O n ter St., Manchester, was When the final valuation is ' At The Parkade Radio ' in the most economical man- PROTECTS AGAINST served as camp chefs. David Seavey, Larry Knight, in, juiy claims will be subtract­ LONDON (AP) — The Soviet longed to Austria before World saving; Dean LaCos, swimming, Mary C. Keeney Tent, open a cigarette vending ma­ fined $15 for breach of the MANCHES'TER i4r Mm im MWi briMdowta af !• or Robert Yules. ed and the net estate will be Union, in its biggest purchase to War I. GAS OIL WEATHER MEETING: Wed, 7:45-9:45 P.M. * This year the^troop embarked rowing, life saving; Graham DUVeW, will meet tonight at 8 chine and cash box and took peace. The arrest stemmed from Murr otker abort newacaata). date in Sritain, has signed a on a new type o f aummer camp Junior Red Cross Life Sav­ MacDonald, canoeing; Theodore $41.36 in currency and change, domestic argument at< the divided among the four named WASHINGTON (AP) — The ing, Raymond Halsted, Theo­ at the home of Mrs. Robert beneficiarlea ecrordlng to the ( :K New., Sporte and Weather contract for a synthetic fiber DAR BS SALAAM, Tangany­ EASY TO USE REGISTRATION SEPT. 14-18 program with a completely inde­ Malek, swimming, rowing, life Schubert, 17 Summer St police said. man's home. He earlier pleaded 7:00 Bdward P. Morgaa Internal Revenue Service says factory valued at $84 million. ika (AP) — James Sholto Doug­ pendent program operated on a dore Malek, Stephen Neill, Dou­ Entrance into the building' terms of the will and two codi­ 7:16 Ed Hyne. Show it obtained a record 1,559 tax JUST POUR & SPREAD saving, wild life; Richaril Ma­ not guilty to the charge and 1:10 Pitn O n ^ -> finance the deal, Britain's las, the fijst European sen­ aeparate camp site. Troop com­ glas Willey, Robert Dixon, John son, swimming, rowing, Ilfs sav­ was made by breaking a west changed his plea to guilty when cil” , WIMP—IMa case convictions in the fiscal C oWBy OfHCB Page, Scott Tinti, ftobert Julia- Memorial Temple, Pythian The will, dated Sept. 31, Midland Bank and the Insu- tenced to a flogging since Tan­ mitteemen, alumni, staff and ing, wild life; Paul McAllister, Sisters, will meet tonight at 8 side swlng-out window, releas­ presented in court today. 6:00 New. year which ended last June 30. 1 .jX.;ort Finance Co. will ganyika became independent, RRIGHAM senior scouts all worked for sev­ no, Richard Ma^on, Duncan ing the latch inside, and climb 1960, bequeaths a half Interest 6:16 Radio Clreater Hartford In a statement issued Mon­ swimming, rowing, life saving; at Odd Fellows Hall for the first FYederick Schneider, 26, of 10 llne government. The United States ments in program made poeslble William Mehl, swimming, DEALER IN WASTE r 1 8:80 Jerry (Sordon Show totaling 354 years and fined by the utilization of the new Selwitz, Philip Clendanlel, David vending machines at Coles A t­ ty to a substitute charge of Wiley Harris, Pawtucket, R. I., more than $3 million. The pre­ rowing; Stephen Nelli,'- swim­ The VFW Auxiliary will have 0:80 S p M Up. Greater Hartford. site combined with the excellent Hlcock, Robert Purvs, Dean La- lantic Station, 451 W. Center driving a car with defective and Herbert Wiley Jr., of MATERIALS 9:66 Ttuikeea vs. Twins. vious fiscal year there were 1,- Ooe, Douglas MsClaln, Robert ming, rawing, Ilfs saving, wild a potluck tonight at 6:30 at the St., v id took 20 cents while equipment. S i^ eider was orig- California. 13:16 Sign Off __ cuisineprovided by the Min- life, citizenship in the home; post home. Members are re­ WTIO—1686 398 convictions. Taylor, Thomaa Cone, Graham leaving some $2 In a coin inalljr charged with reckless A codicil filed May 17, 1961, WILL BE CLOSED nlcks made the 1964 camp sea­ Brian Newman, nature; John minded to bring articles for a 6:00 Nevni. Weather. Sport. son the beat ever. MacDatmosphere. were mads as follows: ley, swimming, rowing, life sav­ Pythias, will have (ta first fall der the leadership of Mr. (Aatel, One Mile Swim, Robert meeting tonight at 8 at Orange board the aircraft, where each the breakwater was extended on ing, wild life, scholarship; Da­ Friday Biggest Day firm will have its own sales FUNERAL DU BALDO Swetiish Idea Copied Taylor, David Anthony, Robert vid Wolfram, wild life; Robert Hall. Plans will be discussed for the waterfront and a beautiful staff. amphitheater eampflre location Juliano, Theodore Malek, Kurt Yules, wild life. the coming season. CHICAGO — Mondays, Ikies- The mobile trade fair-will be SCHOOL SUPPLIES SERVICE STOCKHOLM — Denmark, was developed. Bogli. Douglas Willey, John days, and Wednesdays are the called "Greater Hartford Fly­ WALTER N. Norway, West Germany, and Turkington, Paul Gustafson, The Ameriesn Legion will days to beat the crowd at the ing Showcase.” R will leave A T NEW LOW T.TunT.Tni^ MUSIC CENTER For “NEW VISTA” . During the second week all Richard Knight, Richard Mason, New Zealand have copied Swe­ scouts were in camp at the Lake Public Records have ita first social meeting of grocery. The Super Market In­ Hartford Sept. 16, and will vlrit Director 184 MiddI* TMnipft* West — 449-4205 den’s appointment of an om­ Dean. Mendell, Douglas Mc­ tile fall season tonight at 8 at stitute says those days together Paris, Rome, Milan, Zurich, DISCOUNT PRICES of Isles. The Senior Scouts took Clain, Thomaa Cone, Laurence 38 Main Street, Manchester budsman, a public official who a special trip to the Pachaug the post home. A film on the account to r only 27 per cent of Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg, listens to citizens' com^aints Willey, Robert Dixon, Duncan Warrantoe Deeda 1963 World's Series wlU be the average week’s business. Copenhagen, Brusssla and Lc«- It gbtraHoB A l Thh W««k Forest tree farm, and in coni' Potter, Phillip Hale, Edward ARTHUR DRU6 Call 649-5869 and keeps other officius in bination with the seniors of Roy E. DeLong and Nellie shovm. Refreshments will be Friday alone'accounts for 20. don. It will return on Oct. IS. 2dK> P.M. to 4:00 P.M.' Une. Hobron, Dean LaCoe, Raymond Troop 47 held a dance with girl Halsted, Gregory Johnston, Ken­ DeLong to John Dewart Jr. and served. sccxits from Mystic and took neth Uppling, Philip Clendanlel, Joyce B. Dewart, property at AOGORDION AND part In the traditional fishing James . Turklngtmi, Stephen 79-Sl Walnut St. The Golden Age CUub will have Person To Person trip on the Sound on the "M ys­ Neill, Nabuo Matsuno, Robert Bradley Dearington and Mar­ ita first meeting cf the fall sea­ BUITAR BERINNERS RCA VICTOR tic Maid." Yules, Richard Johnston, Scott jorie Dearington to Bradley son and alection of o f f lc s r a Guests of the troop for the Johnson, Thomas Panclera. Dearington Jr. and Nancy Ann Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Sen­ ' two-wsek period included John Scout Life Guard, Douglas ior Citizen’s olub r o o m a on OUR SPECIALTY We were Bagleshield from the Sioux In' Dearing;ton, property at 41 Vir­ given a HarUn, Martin Haberern, John ginia Rd. School S t dad Dnmi dian tribe in North Dakota, vdio Ostrout, George Ocas, Thomaa h PtaBo, s t a t i s ^ will be living with the Minnicks Frank M. Stamler and Bar­ Ohapraan-Joy Circle of North Bliaaon, David Dixon, Brian bara J. Stander to Alton J. from tRe '4hd -attending Mainchestef High Newman, Ronald Steiner. Methodist Cbuntfi will meet to- School this year; and Nobuo 1 'unaie and Mary F. Mhmsie, Second Clasa Scouts, Lloyd mcerow at 2 pjn. at the church. Now York Matsuno, a scout from Japan. property on Keeney St. Tribune of Gustafson, Iknsst Cox, Nabuo Matsuno, an 11-year-old from I. R. Stich Aasociates Inc. to A t Mary’s B^plscopal Guild T(*yo, was met In Japan by Matsuno, David Hawes, John 1926, which Turkington, Steven Kimball, Herman Fleishmen and Dorothy wiU meet Thursday at 11 a.m. said, “The Assistant Scoutmaster Robert Fleishman, property at 20 Corn­ Harrison at 66 Jean-Rd., who is Robert Blake, Scott JcUmson, in the Guild Hall at the Church. average currently teaching in the Unit­ Thomas Panclera, Dean Men- wall Dr. Members are reminded to bring rate for ed States government depen­ dell, Richard Jo;^er, Stephen WarranSee Deed (Survivorship) sandwiches. Dessert and bavar- Bleiler, Ekiward Hobron, Mark labor for dants' school in T(*yo. He ar Manuel A. Giuliano to Dana ages will be served by Mrs. rang;ed for the young Japanese Salafia, William McGovern, Eletha Greehagh, Miss laahalle the entire Robert Davis, Jeffrey Bissell, L Harmon and Frances M. Stu Johnston Scout to stay In the United Harmon, property at 32 Canter­ Dunn and Mrs. Arthur ftm iap. country States with his parents, Mr. and Stephen Hale, James Turking­ ton, Richard Arey. bury St. The Rockville Emblem Chib is 54c per hour.” When you Mrs. W. Sidney Harrison of Marriage Lioease EATOW think of the tremendous Manchester, and to attend camp First (Jlass Scouts, Jeffrey' WUI meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. fzt 1215^2 SOLVER L A N ^ E A S T HARTFORD Soule, Gregory Johnston, Rich­ James Clarence Calkins, Haz- progress of labor under with Troop 36. the oak’s Hfcnne, Rockvilla. A On Weimesday of the second ard Johnston, < Stephen Arm­ aidvUle. and Katherine Patricia potluck wiU be served at 5:80 modem Capitalism in the week, 13 scouts were elected strong, David Seavey, Larry Olsaver, 107 Cambridge 8t., St. p.m. "A llt MEATS ora FRESH CUT — few years since that was to membership in the Order of Knight, Paul Gustafson, Duane Mary’s Church, Sept. 12. NONE or* PRE-PACKAGED!" the Arrow, national camp honor Mitchell, Robert McAllister, Temple Chapter, Orter of the rate of pay you wonder Scott Johnson, Kurt Bogli, Rob­ how any other ideology can society. The new members were Eastern Star, will meet and ob­ tapped at an Impressive cere­ ert Yules, David Wolfram, Lau­ Print Books Spread serve Robert Morris Night to­ STORE HOURS: be embraced by anyone. mony held at the new camp rence Willey, Wallace Whiting. morrow at 8 p.m. at the Masonic This is especially true when amphitheater. Inductees, vdio Star Scouts, David Scribner, PARIS — A major develop­ Temple. Mrs. Viig^la Lewis T ucb., W ed. 9 to < • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 we realize that Unionism* of will go through the,formal or­ Philip Clendanlel, T hom u Ckme, ment in art is Uie practice of will head a refreshment com­ deal cremony this month .in­ Douglas McClain, Raymond Hal- publishing original prints in mittee. Articles for a rummage our kind is outlawed in all books of limited editions. The Sat. 8 to 9 (Goeed AH Day Monday) cluded John Lawler, Walter sted, Richard Knight, Stephen sale Thursday will bs sorted i t - communistic ' countries, Neill, Robert JuUano, Richard trend, which began 60 or 70 J Prowa, Robert Magnaho, Theo­ ter the meeting. where- indeed workers are dore Blakeslee, David Moseley, Mason, Robert Bleiler, Robert years ago, has grown fast and George Gess, Wesley Miles, Taylor, Thoedore Malek,. Rob­ now artists like Picasso and lucky to get' the necessities Matlsaa have brought out such The younger children’s dlvl Thomas Sniason, Steven Ckine, ert Dixon. sion of South Methodist Church of life. Once again we have John Oatrout, Brian Newman, Life Scouts, John , Lawler, editicos. extraordinary reason to will have an open house 'nuira- Wed. Only day from 6:80 to 8 p.m. at Su­ thank God for America. sannah Wesley Hall, Hartford Dillon Sales and Service, Rd. Children not attending Sun­ MRBCT ntOM THE WEST! Inc. Yeur Ford dealer, -319 day School are invited to join Main St; Phone 643-2145. the division which inckidss in­ L Ow BMt CENTER CUT BEDWETTING... fants, toddlers and those of pub­ With A Ll- lic school kindergarten age. I t s i o fle - t -m i ^ m ,;i'' [;(■ Storey Circlw of South Metho­ stop;j6c], F'X[''!■]Inpi 1 m i'"'. Fn:'.' t.u;.-k's! dist CTiurch will not meet tomor­ row. Its first meeting of the fall OlfHElS KPORTTHfY CHANKA season la scheduled for Sept. 31. Bad-wattiiw can be stopped when not eouaed by oraanic defact or St. Margarets Circle, Daugh-1 at* PORK diseaaa. This booMst gives you factsl Not unproven theoriee... not ters of Isabella, will have a '•V/5 old wivw'-tales . . . not fanta^. Mall the coupon below and this business meeting tonight at 11 SAVE booklet will be sent to you without charge or obligation. at the K of C Home. ^ . UHF and VHF I.."**'*’ AS ADVERTISED IN PARENTS MLAOAZINE MaU to NIto-DRI, P. O. Box 406, Hartford 7, Otwn. , ------ITie Hookanum Dog Club I '•'***-).*«*■ S * 1 - S ' S will meet tomorrow at 7:45 M PI0RL com TUNING p.m. at Wapping Community CHOPS Hall. A member’s match will be Age of Child or Adult held. Frank Parker of Avon ,H *»* • ' v ^ .5 * * ' will judge. Prospective mem-1 . 1 . 1 - - R O N FIREMAN hers and their dogs are invit­ ,4. v .* " * " * ed? Refreahmsnts w ill ,be I served. 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* Tiffi ■ ^ inis Jj. Batting Derby iCards Hottest Team in N.L. Herald Angle Oaks Lose but Reihain Tied for Lead ■ y Jan Leonard Wins N o r t h c i* .n Ashe Asks No Favors |Ma|of EARL YOST Now Tied 1! ■A R a c e G e t s r'.. >' \New England Title In Bid I with defending cham­ li^aactoeo, 41; WUUama, oporto and to relax a few min­ Blind bogey — Ray Warren, games. would welcome an opportunity go, 81; Cepeda, Son Monday the Northern Di-virion top berth □ ■ □ E St. Lento at PWladelphla, N. utes. For years Ray aponsored Walt Freeburn, Dan MorUne, And Uke last year, when they to face the AustraUans at Ctove- pion Miula Bueno of BraxU 88; Santo, CZileago nnd Hart While R to always good to by aalvaging a 21-21 tia Sunday Loo Aagelee at San Fraacto- land Sept. 25-27, but be wants to already in the fourth round baaiMtball and eoftball teaune Ned Creed. made a Iste-seeaon charge at Son Franctoco, , gat away from the regular day- under the banner of FVenkle’a .. right. D the Los Angeles Dodgers, the be Judged stricUy on his merits. after a 74, 84 trtannpfa over Tied for Lead PRO SWEEPSTAKES Donna Floyd Fales of New Stolen Bases—WlSa, Ins by-4ay riiores, I was glad to be Cardinals have started to stir Ctoctaamit at PWahnrgli.' N. "If anything, people have griea, 45; Brock, St Inuik *8; back to the corner o f the The ' draw left Boatout his work that the aimual house to apurted to a 21-0 toad in ths b e s t 17 SUNDAY rtiMie from 11 games back to Balttosem 88 88 A87 __ and vociferous Negro following from S t Louis, (torol Hanks, San Franctoco, 17-8, .789; parents, happily wed lor 50 house canvass fw . funds -would first half. Fan Handicap within 8% games of the top Chicago 84 88 A K » in the wings, rooting him on to who eliminated fourth-seeded OToole, dnetamati, 14-8, .700; lA capacity crowd of over 9,- / greater effort, years . . Ntra to get a nots in be held Sunday, Se^. 18 . . . Doc eSass A—Jim Horvath 64-8— H O M E O F with some two doxen games still New York . .80 58 .588 1 1 Lesley Tomer of Australia 24, Short PbUadetohia, 15-7, AK. the moil from a local young­ Moran phoned to aay he 000 at Hartford saw tha Bears 81, Stan McFarland 67-4 — 88, remaining. D et^ ....74 87 A85 18 I “I appreciate their interest,” 84, 8-L Strfkeouts—Koofax, Ina An- ster who had good seats for a "wouldn’t be surpriaed to see take a 30-0 toad befora the Sked 'Homans 70-7—68, Tom The Phillies apUt their Labor j Los Angeles 74 78 A14 Ijw be added,” but I don’t feel any Ths scrappy Mlse Hanks, who gclca, 8*8; raesnt Yankea-Red Sox game ths Yankees win egato.” He Oaks could crack through on a IS^ special pressure. Nobody can Faulknsr 70-7—68. Day donbleheader with the Minnesota . .78 89 A04 ^ y s on the men’s varsity at gelea, Gibson, St Inuto, IM; wUrii X assisted in getting and must rate at tha top of the liat safety in the third period. Class B — Tom Ksarns 75-20 Dodgers, winning 5-1 bdilnd Clevetond . .89 79 .488 win for me, nobody can lose for Waabington University in her Veaie, Pittaburgli, 195; fcn - also to toara that be .ritook among the Yankee-haters to the Quarterback, Julian MaUnski me.” home town, riiowed enough —80, Joe Cerina 74-68—48. U.8.Royar Dennis Bennett’s first victory Boete n ...... 81 80 .488 nlng, Phllsdelphla, 188. hands with Mickey Mantis. It’s area ... Atty. John Mroeek, ■cored one touchdown and pase- Ctaos C—Jake MaishaU P - in more than two months before Wmhtogten 85 88 AM Ashe wasn’t the only Davis riiarp tennis to beat anybody in completely recovered from two for another, BHl Shockley these kinff'of words that makes ■d 84—08, Jkn Harvey 88-80 88, kwing the ni^tcap, 3-L KaasasCItySl 89 A84 a*m Cup hopeful to impress captain the field. R*a Just a question of AMERICAN LEAGUE one know that help in rimilar aidtav mlshiqw, has taken to the booted three field goals and Monday's Resolto \ 3cbcas in Monday's matches whether she can bdd the form. PaiHiig — Oliva, Mtamcaots, tennis courts, and from reports, Bob B aldsrston Intercepted Ctootge Budd 86-98—88. Can You Top This Tbe San Franctoco Qiants re­ raquasts is appreciated . . How­ Low gross — Jtan Horvath 70. mained in fourth place—one per­ WasMagtoa 8-8, Chicago 8-8.1 ~ 888; Frechan, Detroit and Man­ has been a consiatent’ ^winner three Hertford passee, return­ to Holcomb, soon to move to Blind bogey — Bob ihepberd tiger paws. centage point back o f the Ciurdi- Baltimore 5-L ITsamii City 1- tle, New York, AM; Oansey, another department "In 'F m against Alan Ohnstead, Herald ing one 29 jmrds fo r a soMe. nais and Reds—but also climb­ Tries to Look at Bright Side W-"*— City, AOO, Boliinaon, editor. Wiriiing to uphold the Pittsburgh pulled away from M, Vito Agostinrill 89. Herald, capably directad .ac­ PRO gWEEPSTAKllR ed to within 8% games of the! Oevelaad 7, Detroit 8. Chicago, .897. tivities wlilto I waa away'^and preatige of the editorial room, h^lees Hastoteon in the see- PhilUeo by riding WilUe Mays’ New York 8, Mtomsuta 4, (U Runs—Oliva, Minnesota, 108, alao managed the Bklitora to a I issued a challenge to John for ond half. Fullback Bob Mul- Low gross — Jim H-orvath 79. Play irt American Bowser, Cleveland, 98; Wagner, a match. No date was set but gado’s touchdown runs of 46 Jos Evsnltovscta 71. NYLON SEinr BEL'n 40th and 41st homers to 8-4 end tontogs. Second Game ppd.) eonvinclng and one-alded aoft- 9-8 vlctoriese over Pittsburgh. Los Angeles 4-4, Boston/1-S, Cleveland, 90; Klllebrew, Min­ ball win over the Press Room. I hope it’s aoon as my game ia and 11 yards to the first period Low net — Tim Kearns 77- Milwaukee toidc two from the! (tad game U ).. Double Defeat Hwt nesota. 86; Versalles, BOane- Told that my cervices were now at its peak . . . Don Brewer helped the Ironmen to a 16-7 10—87, Stan MoFarland 78-4— start ihDhaih-SlSth to the hwtlAthde- Chicago Cubs 10-9 and 8-7 with | Todayto Game sota, 85. of the Hartford Charter Oaks halftime toad. Alex Derosa set 60, Tom Faulkner 76-7—88, NEW YORK laced vkgtrtrap and blanked Loa missed, I assured one and aft Bennie Daniels and Dave the second game called after' New Terfc (Stottleuiyre 4-t) Riin« Batted la—KIDebrew that I haven’t played alnce waa on the other end of the line a league record with a 49-yard Sher Porterfirid 70-10-69. Get the extra Mfety of Angeles for • M innings. ReUsC eif^t tamings because of dark- at Mlaneaota (Psacual 18-10), But Lopez Confident Minnesota, 192; Stnart Boston, was benched in 1940 for missing and reported all reserved seat field loel t o f ^e winners, SELFOTED NINE MONDAY ' t Stenhouse got it started in ace Dick Badata laplaeed ftia AN< ness at Wrigley Fidd. The New. 19 pJa. 94; Colavito, Kansas City and a foul fly ball . . MaU bag was tickets for Satjurday's home whooe stout defense has allow­ nylon. Choice of colors. Washmgton and Bob Meyer rookie hi the aevenfti and blew Ihtmer Oriole Jhn Gentile York Meta swept a doublriiead- Only Game Stdiedaled. Mantle, New York, 94; Wagner stuffed and conslderabla time game were arid, a mori ancour- ed only 22' points to four CtouM A — Sked Homans 86- a three nm lead before law Aa- Steel ufety buckles. In- f , picked them up in Kansas enahed two home nins against er from Houston, 74 and 8-4. Wednesday's Games WASHINGTON (A P)— “ It hurt, but we still have 20 Clevebmd, 93. was needed to sift through and aglng sign.fm: the football or- gamea. 4— 27, Bob MoGuricto 81-4— 87, geles finally won 4-S in U. Hiatt, hla form er mataa, drtvtng in • • • Balttanero at Washington, N. Hits—Oliva, Minnesota, 190; answer all correspondence. File goniaatlon . . . 'With a staff The Boaton Sweepers scored Jos W U l 81-8— 28. stallalion Qty. Before it was over, in bU first time at bat kt tbs games to play^This didn’t win o r lose anything.” shortage I had to pass im a ' . Dates Mottiwal. Jay Rttdile and fawr nma and hartrtng ICeyer’s CAKDS-BED8— Chicago at Mtouenota, N. Cansey, Kansas City, 158; B. 18, alao known as the waste two touchdowns and a safety CtoM B — Bob White 88-8— free. msjocs, broke it ap with a rix-ldtter to the Athletics' sec- Ken Boyer pulled the Cardi­ New York at D e^K , N. Manager A1 Lopes was tryinga------—— ------Robinson, Baltimore and Ver- to New York and tiie baselNdl to the third period to snap 26, Bob W U to 88-5— 97, Rag Pats Ghartpa made their pitdt to look on the bright side after paper basket, isceived the bulk mid game triumph. Ihe ftash- nals into a 2-2 tie in the opener Boston at Clevoiaad, N. Manager GlI Hodges will use aalles, Minnesota, 155; Bres- af ths mall. game between the Mets and scoieleaa tie and Jay' Lusteg Ourtto 88-6— 97, Bd Foley 98- ' 5 . 0 5 f Wi I/)S Aodtiee. Cterdand trimmed Detroit 7-2 his Chicago White Sox lost a Giants and I was able to nearly WHOTTA DIFFERENCE— said 8thleti(» im- me fame was Oui You Top man left-hander is 2-S for the with hia 20th homer, then scored Only Gamea Sehedaled. his top winners, Claude Osteen sond, Boston, 149. « * * added a S6-yard field goal in 8— 27. la the only single game sched- doubleheader Monday to Wash­ Donbles — Bressoud, Boston, clean my dett before headliq; the fourth quarter to defeat prove 8 woman’s lyipearance? They certainly don’t ' TUs SM the nondescript Smer- seaaan. having won one for the the winning hm in the ninth. ington, 3-0 and 6-2, and skiddaH and Rister Narum against the dwm C — Jake MantuSl 54- Angels, He, walked, moved around to n « Orioles Wednesday night 88; OUva, Minnesota, 38; Cola­ ToM day for home. Mohawk Valley. 19— 88, A1 Ayeita 88-8— 86. —at least not during competition—according to Ican t«afue pitchers who played out of first place in the Ameri­ « « « Quarterback John Amabito ; ~lt t i l UMmselres a labor Day ttmlnr, Baltknore’s p rias third on two passed bans by Don; D llC S JrlirCuflSO Chicago moves to Minnesota, vito, Kansaa City and Versalles Contrary to -words, from the L ow gram — Dob lieOutWn these pictures o f Pat Daniels Window; a San Mateo, W B R K SO K — can League. Mtamesota, 4 0 ; Kaline, DetroiU-^ boon docks, Jack Sanson is not played paoaer and reoalvar I lark Ifonday. 01d4tmsr Dean who hattit pitched a rookto aaa Ms mooed to ifi-f as Favletirii and oame hmne on a In winning, the Senators where Lopex idans to start his Fnday 71. Calif., 21-year-old housewife who will represent Chance got into the act too and Boog ftsrdl olBhhsd a 46-ftet pinehMt single by Ttan McCar- 17-game winner, Juan Plsarro, 88. toterasted tai taking over for tha Jersey Giants posted their Blind bogey — Lsuny Gonna game riaee Jmri 2g E x -B o80x Wood snaiqied a seven-game losing Triplex—^Versalles, Minneso­ Always the best day ef tha second shoutout in uuee punas. • the United States at the Tokyo Olympics Oct: 10- WHKILS BALANCRD a non - pitching Angd named solo haaaw, Ms Stoid to ths fixet TBT, streak and got spectacular against ttie Twlna Wednesday Oasey StaiMel as manager of warii, financially, to Friday and 90. .Bob H i^ e o 90. lost aeven eC Ida last ta, 10; Yastixeraald, Boston the New York Mets. This Infor- He threw 80 yards to Jim 24, making a high jump and. in repoee after the , Jack Hiatt had tba last tangh. dertalnrw. dweked tha McCarver played Boyer’s role performances from a pair of night ' I t w Ftad to be at m y -daric WRO SWBBPBTAKBS In the nightcap tying it in the PITTSBURGH (AP)— The and negosi, Los Angeles, 8; aaation came from the horse’s Greer for one score and took a exertion. * ( Bat the Jokera faOed to ami Sea on fire htta, snappiiig pitchers who have had a tough mtb only cue doubleheader vdien the paymaster arrived . . . one yard pitch from Nobel Mil- Low-groos — Bob MoQuiMa ; ‘ the Chicago White Sue er Bal- seventh with s homer, th « Pittsburgh Ptaatsa havo pui^ McAullffe and Freehan, De­ mouth, Sanson, -who said he to 71, Bob H aynm 79. knpfOMS SlCtfine the Senators’ ssren gam s taO- time winning the past few sea­ left, Lopez hopes to use a three- troit and Oliva, Minnesota, 7. Eddie Shore of the Springflrid ton for another. : tim ore OrtolBs a a i t t e Angets start-ing the winning raUy 'with chased the contract of the lead­ sons, Bennie Daniels and Dave man pitching rotatioa the rest of parfeotiy happy to remain as Indiana’ hookey team issued an Low net— Bob White 78-11-.,- 9—80; Bob Peck 86-4-40; BiU E Heath 80-6—^74;;E. Dymonl Improves Mitoses Wdn, In tha opsnsr at Waridag- a will Hi twwtaig single. Julian Ja­ ing pitcher on the succesaful Home Runs—^Klllebrew, 9Dn- The feet improving Rkto- aimoet woond np with egg on Stenhouse. the seasem, using only his top manager of the local State invite to break bread at the mond Rebels evened their rec­ 87, Rag (fortto 78-11— 48, Dan Weumington 98-18 — 80; Gene 81-7— 74. Improves Safety ' their faces. vier then forced McCarver, but Boston Red Sok farm team at aeaota, 45; PoweO, Baltimore, Theater. , . Bernie O’Rourke, ’Die White Sox are entangled winners, Pixarro, Joel Horlen 38, Colavito, Kansas City, 81; luncheon table hut a rain riierir ord at 2-2 by upsetting Spring- Reedy 78-8— 88, Ruse Jotanaon Kelly sio-lO—75; ghorty Dow ILadiae blind nine: J. Wilson I nowijjn end tionhnnee. with pranptly stole second and rods Sssttle. In a hot three-team pennant and Gary Peters. Midenetown recreation director, was tai order . . . Bill Skoneaki, 85-17— 48. 05- 90—75; Herb Taditt 88*844-15—41; — J. Roaritto 44-18 — w n oH v s; . aeren previoua eietoMea ha- home on Curt Flood’s single. Left-handed Wilbur Wood of Stuart Boston, Wagner, Cleve­ field as Chuck MoOtamis scored FREE contest with Baltimore snd New D on ieto a 12-game winner Iku land; AWson and OUva, BOnne- sends along word that Charlie Oiarter Oak Football Oon- wtmmsm VKVuton 75. 88. i tween them, horted the ntath- • • • Brimont. Mass., bad oompUed Wariiingtaa in 1981, has been twice. And Harrisburg qusrtsr- MYSTERY TOURNEY two-iUB honssr. VVliltay Ford, York. * sota and Mantle, New York, SO. Robbins wlB bs honored at a fe'fence oommlsrioner, was an­ baek Don Jonas, the league’s SBUBOTRD 18 FOUR RAU< ; place Senytora to a SO, S.3 doa- gams briers givhig wsy bs Jhn sstonth New Torit pttoliar, g o t PHILS-DODltols oreroam s liow putts — JiSto Fattomar, - pennaat race. ruu, two-out tally to tha oightti keyed by Thomas’ tle- hot. five hits in the opener Labor' noon commitment'. . . Art Edna HiltauM, Betty Benton, all man, J. Wtaollsy« T. Ferguson «n dsfbsta. He had ttopgwd M Cleveland, 14. Thaiditofiving morning and to on salty 8-0 Atlanta ImmI. The HnOthpew MqrWr. diararded by of his as dsctataiB. dating back toot fenced tos aoBM tato soar- breakliig two-run double. Bm- Wood’s opUoas'had been Aaed “And they (the Senators) _Day, he 'won hto seventh game, Pitching—Banker, BaHlniore, easily the No. 1 crowd attrac­ HouaCi home from a summer 88. 67.,10_67; A. WUlde, A. Thom­ SAFETY BONDIO MtAKIS ' both the Kew Tosk Tatdmea and ttoaa. nett bTMight his record to 10-12 m> and he was subject to be were about due to get hot. They against 10 loeaes and pitched his^ Junket to Africa, which he head­ Caps ^ ^'76 Atlanta as, 8. Staitdfast, J. Throwe 87- to USS. 154, .789; Chance, Los Ange­ tion. Maltanoa BHl Greene was with Walt ateto grri>- CaUERB TOURNAMENT iAngdb, won hia that game for Htiitw aiagisd. Son* • • • wMh a fivo-U ttw . breaking a drafted' by another major got shut out four straight and first complete game in more les, 184. .750; Pappas, Balti­ at the desk at an early hour ed a group of TMfU College stu­ Low not — EUoan Fkxtoik 95- 9—56; H. Bioh, F. RoMlto, D. , the last-place Athletica. ahipping seven-game losing streak that toagwa eMb if not sold. Uien lost a tough one Sunday. I than two months. dents, reported a lot of fun play­ blng three, two of whkdi led to Moslsr, L., Brand, 57-6—69; J. Front End toad sad tiiplsd to, lead iAa^- Ohsitrs lost hto Md fbr ahnt- more and Ford. New^orfc, 14- with a copy of Outdoor Life. HarrMxirg touchdowns. 88 — 47, Joe Shepherd 101-88— ALL FOUR WHEELS RELH4E0 ’ ; Baltimore S-l hi Ufee aseond oM No. 10 to ths Math, wtan had h ^ htan winleas since July juri hope they can stay.hot.” Stenhouse was tha Senaton’ 5, .737; Pizzaro, CTilrago, 17-7, ing basketball while away from 69. Haiyigaa, A. Ferrlera, P. Di- iagton's first gases attack and ’The Baltimore Orioles, lead­ •Did you see this?,” he asked, home. There were two or threa The Standings Oorcia, F. Oleck, (R-IO—69. EXPERT INSTALUTION ' ; 'n m e o f a twinhOI after the Joe fbinnlngtiacn stroked three the Red Son aconsd aa aneam- 6u top pitcher in 1M2 with 11 wins .708. . Low groas — Rvalgta Lerent I •Ortnlee had regained the league Leare Squad ing Chicago by one-half game, and 12 defeats. But he had ct>enta]g the pages to a feature feUows who looked real good, Northem DIvtalaa Clos^ to pin on Tto hole; Special hita ftar the Senekn to the ed nm on two sh|dtos and , The Dodgers put the night­ Strikeouts — Downing, New story on Gene Moriarty’s camp WLTPet aan 82. I ' :iead oa Wally .Bwker’s stx-htt. Paul SchaaTs error, but be cap away la tha first taming, came to Washtaigton Wednesday iqjury trouble last year and hs reported, and added it was B. Heath 16 ft., 5 in. nightcapL STORRS (APJ — W alter Da^ night fbr a twi-night double- York, 180; Chance. Los Ange­ at Pocomoonriiine iJake in Al- quite an experience -sratchlng Boston ...... 8 1 0 .750 Low putts — Mary Gangs- Closest to pin 15th hols; J. 1 8 .9 5 1 S-l rictory m the opener. lowered Ms major tosane-toad- Jumping on 18-year-old Rick didn’t pitch altar July 6. He has les, 177; Peters, Chicago, 174; wera 96, Evelyii Lorantsan 98. a««. $12.10 H m Witt left the Orkdea one- vld, a tackle from East Mea­ header and a single game been on the disabled list port of snandM', MaiiM. The eoBcdlent the natives Fey. Model cat. con­ H artford ...... 8 1 0 .750 Goldberg, 36 to. A LL OARS iaa BRA—for starts—to 1A5. Wise for thrss tuna. Walks to Pena, Kansas City, 169; Itad- hunting and ftahing at the MIXED BEST BAU. (1) AUGN FRONT END : half game in frock of Chicago Ths Red Son gave young dow, N. Y., and Lnrry Reed, a Thursday night this season. test at King’s, tile Idea of Mark P rov ld en os...... 8 1 1* .750 Low grass: J. Gordon 69. P otnt Bntoa Add fS The lagals ware iMdiqg AS Maury W 9 s awd Jtaa Gilliam balfbaric from Paeskill, N. Y.. atz, Boston, 166. Maine lake was brought otrt, Bogden, manager of the toy de­ Springfield...... 8 1 0 .067WaUy Paratok, Bob Shep­ B U N D 9 (2) BALANCE FRONT and 1^ gamee np on the third Charton ea early throe nm toad f Ed Ansaldi 60, Charlis Bogginl- m • saf sty test Radatz. Lee TTiomas and Han of Fame in 1968 as a build­ WlUtoms (2) 31, Cubs. night? Ths tost place New It wasn’t until noon that I was Mttoawk at Portland. , Dan Rsady 60, Bob M oQuridn- Charton .made his first major strike-out perfoimanoe for to i wn— Nixon all were tossed eome the quick start of Rhode Island again next sum-;. B row n was hospitalised er of ths gama And he had Torkeas wsra superb against able to get out into the open Hartford at Springfield, 8:16. mer. Thornton McClure, a uni-' early yesterday after suffering AMERICAN LEAGUE Ron Koauch 61, Ray Fahey- tr LEASINR SBBVIOB ON ALL ^ . O T out of the game in the ninth in- Maya came up as a pinch Sit­ been the prkne factor in eetab- the Oiaots, shortstop Roy iXc- fields to Just relax. . . . Motored Richmond at Wwtehaster, ter in the foufth taming bf the versity vice president, said the a heart attack. Held 17, Indians; Powell 32. D ^ Bdwards 81, Rudy Kedk-. CONVENTIONAL StAHBS Mon., Tuea, Wed. ning following lengthy argu­ lishing the Celtics as the best Ortolee; .Mathews IS, CtontUe and Joe Christopher’s to DUlon Stadium at nlghl for Atlanta at Newark. Walt Ferguson 61, Nick Carlo- B e g 8 1 ^ S 8 M ment over a called thii^ strike nightcap with two on and the team had bera invited to return Brown had returned ScOur- professional basketbaU team in my first look at the Charter Pittsburgh at Jeraey City. • A l M dtM next jrear and has indicated it day to bis summer home at the world. (2) 27, Uriolee; Kubek 8. MarU firisMtvS plays backing up A1 Bob White 66, George Smith- to Mixon. Giants trailing 4-2. He slammed 21, Yankees; Allison SO. Twins; Oak football team. Newark had Harrisburg at Hazleton. Rag Curtis 68, Bob Bbepherd- • A l M o M • • • 1 one over the Forbes Ftadd score^ would accept the offer. Centerville on Cape 0>d after a He also had been involved in JkriBsan’s fin s pitching to MORIARTY Rodgers 3, Angels; Jones 6, Red 4-1 vtotriry. ^ Just too many guns, winning im­ Simday Night, Sept. 18 George Puts 63. B u rt Cartoon- * A I TlmM INDIANS-TIGERS— , board, putting San Francisco Just about every other sport Sox. * • • pressively, 87-10. Without an as­ Boeton at Providenca. Johh Dyment (U, John Kristof- Sam McDowell tossed a five- ahead to •tqy, ' during his years In Boston. signed Seat to the press box, I Studebatef • . s Diek Gardenia 68. ' BROTHERS hitter for Cle\7 Und and Woody In additkm. he was active in W edneidfiy had the mlafortime of sitting P o d PORtkK Held singled twice and hom- am ateur kwrU and wa.^ RECORDS SET THE OOMyOH-SENSE CAR BHAVE8-OUBS— BHfiy phons caller Was How­ next to a radio announcer. I IJittle Leaguers 881-815 CENTER ST. erod behM the big. lefet-hander Dctmy Henke and Joe Torra hfesident of the Intemi^onal tried to watch one game while EUii^on Ridge 87f MAIN BTIUWT TEL. 848-5185 Itotors SsisCar Mdiag CoMfort as the Indians cooked off the Hockey Fedoation in 1947. PDWNAX.. Vt (AP)—Two ard t^fp*" who reported the BEAT WAIXY (»CHON DAY Phene 849-2881 shared hitting- honon for the records, attendance o f, 11,591 death of Lss ,L«y. stqric car hearing an entirely different Meet Wednesday tocfsau Safely life el Sir Tigers. Braves Meiike stonuned two He waa named president of game being broadcast. The mington Ridge pro had Held's 17th homer followed s the old Boeton Garden-Boston and a handle of $604,IM were diivsr who w ^ injured to an — — M M * 1 71 and three defeated htan; homeiB and a dostolc. scored I set at Green Mountain Park in slngto by Joe Axcue Arena Oorp. in 1937 at the .age I JT" V Manchester *>Ltttib League Steve Keteham 8-11—69, Stan y / - / • Csur rune and drove in three of 32, taking over from hia to- dosing of the baseball personnel trill hold an Markowski 78-4—69, Jim Gor­ in the opener against Hie Cuha I meeting. Important meeting Wednesday don 755—70. *9.95 while Torre took over ip the -Dallas Open to Tall Texan—^ - ^ 8 0 0 MiddletoMTi Ace night at 8:15 at the Ariny A Low groes tor members, OF MANCHESTER A n C an nightoap, stamming a homer Navy Club. Stan Maraowski 78. IFLETCHER MASS 00. DONT WAIT TU. OCTOIBt and two ainglea and driving M Tom Conran, preeidwit, re­ Kiokers, Jrim Wholtoy 9C-14 Signs with Mets four nm a Springfield Third in Standings • s s ports a nominating committee —80; <3ay Knam 80-0—80; Fringe Benefits wUl he named and plana for tha Tom FauBmar 88-8 — 80; Lsn *When You Think of GloMt 1 8 f9 * 4 5 1 1 GET CLOSE-OUT PRICES ■NEW YORK (AP) — The METS-CQUn—^ ' New Tork MeU today signed banquet will be made. All eoach- Breind 97-17—80; A l Ksmp I Think of Flgiehor^ E l m i r a E a s t e r n C h a m p s ^ es are asked to make final re­ ROTATE TIRES RIGHT N O W turns with their taMunmee Better Than Win money. Kayceys to Start NOW AT OUR SdMwt. Middletown, Conn., the Matt Gayeski Loses Finale past June., • ! thraa DALLAS (A P)—TaU Texan Charles Goody won t ^ ' UPS AND DOWNS Kaoey lO Pin BowUng League NEW LOCATIONL Get up to 25% more mileage It WM announced that the In each e h m , however, the NEW YORK (AP) —Pete starts Wsdnsoday night at 6:80 A4. 805-pound youngster, MeU had to put down eight-tik- Tie Elmira Ploneera made It^when Reading scored both fiieir t40 000 Dallas Open Golf Tournament and then ob­ Williams, former second base- — iu ^ 1:^ Mting your spare. definite Monday night. man for toe New Yoik Black at tbs Parkade. Grand Knight sought by practically every club ning ralliea by ttos Oolta using rvms, gave Bob Boyle his Uth gervedserved that it wasn’t the money but the fringe benefits Bob SouUy w « raU tfM first in the major leagues, bad re­ seven pitchers to the tawing. The Pioneers, who cUnched victory against nine ■ defeats. Yankees, operates tha prase box IcKEE STREET Larry Beamartli eat off Houa- the (?ass 5A Bastern League Matt Gayeski lost it, to ftaiish that interested him. rievator at Shea Stadium. When ball. League offioers are: Paul ceived a Bubetantiai bonus "Anybody who wins hto first winners, and hto buddy, Jerry Cosgrove, president; Jim Watt, THURSDAY BVENINOB Denaby posted a 10-1 record ton In ttM oM DV niul DoniiiN pennant Sunday, elooad out the with a 154 record. the Yankees ara home he runs season with a 74 victory over Springfield wound up third |n lournamant will teU you that,” Ikltarards, to wto the $0|800 first the private elevator for Yankee -vice prasidant; N iA Oataldo, la JULY and AUGUST I for Wnaon lOigb acbool last fUbam dk! tt In tiM mmiA Cbody, who took hla first money,with a record 271 lor 72 t starrm. 'striking out 151 in 81-j Tork and made their final lead the league, five games out. co-owner Dan Topping to Yan­ treasurer, Hank Wlttks, sac two games over Reading, who titta Mcmday to laaa than a year holes. kee Stadium. tary., ' i.Aanaa QUARTERS sad MOi PARKING A LL OARS iantnga He tod his **8011001 to Williamsport moved out of the Goody said tost when hto AREA TO GIVE YOU BBTTE SEBYICB 2.0OORSB)AN the Oonnseticut Stats, cham- top p ^ %irtngltold, 2-1. in th^ir Eistern League cellar on the of fcnowtog toe weary tourna- final encounter. last day of the season, dropping toant trial, damhter Oaryn waa born two i 4-CYUNDER pkmriiip. wtamiag thine games B.\SEB.UL HEROES years ago Monday he wont to M the tounkamant. Hs Mike Davisson, a 19-year-old Charleston, 44. DaVe FiU- W l^ be,meant was that you AUTO OLASS mSTALLID hurier making hto first start of patrlck, with hla fourth homer had to vrto one tai orden to really the semifinals of tos natios Free Style Archery Title AadiOb Hsaior, toatoed the MUMtotown A nuri- amatsiir. gavantash days ago tC- •LASS FURNITURE TOPS ' Auto. Traiu. D o Ih riR d eaa LeMon tsani wto Ha none the sbssnn to tha final game of the year, and a single in live aaah to on golf. for ttw Ptonssrs, pitched a tripe to the plate knocked In two Hto victory here quahftos M n m was born aiid as soon aa OptiapAl Extra. ]R Mioeh8st8r atnaw aavan-htttar ter the win. o f the Met runs. for toe PGA, tournament of Cbody rsturaed to too tour he Gained by Norman O^Kane MIRRORS ( PirtplaeD and Door! | TIRi CITY Elinlra hfitara (wlped^^th a Jim Hardin got the win to OarUng’ a World, won a chamwonShlp. Dobntx Wins fourrun -sixth .inning, vrhlch in- and other Ug tcurna- (foody amooittod to boing PICTURE FRAMINO (d l typM) even hla season's record at 84. nervous aa ha bflad to ooncen- N P Btoj^lsnd ■tylcgpar round, one ef the best to- ^ 357 IROAD ETRIir elndsg trtptes bT John Mason Pete Olsen lost it, to finish at mento; gives him a bettor 00 tol. MlDOURaWN (AP)—Bruce trats on hto owr\ game taataab arclury obamplan to Noraaan tnls aver to this Ipps e « s p ^ - and Jim Rouse. York starter U-7. to the tournament WINDOW snd PLATE OLASS ;V Dofacats to the first champion of Barry Ifoora torit the kws. pravsnto hto af worrytog bbout Caspar and OTCane o f W BissaB S t, Man- tiwoo. M A N C H g fW — Charleston tlnlsh«4^ bi fourth toestar. Tto loeal man topped 'Tto Das stgto toanm Dm Boland Motore tha Dr. (Dhartes Robbins Road York finished Jn last pikca, plxce, 12 games out. It was tnalMr tor toumamwit Mwwnto, who war* hi Ms thsao- ODMISjUTEOMl WE K Am iM ROOM a fIsM of 86 to (tosoftog latur- been an ■rtSaiT Suff soqr Mm , OPEN Rapa Tha runner from South- FEW TBAB8 AWAT-^pmes Emerson, 16 87 ganwa o ff ths pans. their last season at Chariaston. a tot of sRnr totags w eiin M ID ItR il CAMNRTS MHd SHOWER DOORS 34f CENIEt ST. •» WMt H. « n Oormaetiegt sta ts OoHege "Hs soared ■■ to death with jtu y kad Sunday at tok Oolum- !or sise 'during Raadlng made ttia moai of six The parent OevaUnd Irtdtons lo m l to a aiiamptob. T w o Msnntoetsr wonun also fxiverad tha A8 wfla leounK in ■MSitiM, Mas kii ftthar’a bdmet Ooody atoa bad aomo other bto Mrdlas,” said Ooody of bla Bonman- Assooiatloa BSTIM AXn OLMDLT GIVEN lilto to adga t o hHttoM. lOka tannounopd last month that th ey, won. Jugy Bragaa was bast to nd.S43.407f /0|lw A GkiniA T id i prteties atoion. ptoyatUdior 1 ^ ’s ^ hoaasr of tha m tr Bdwards, who finally wound up grounds in Coambta. . , W toB g a p 1 l* | k « CUaae, H dak o n r M 80A8 BbtardM tot win not ratoia to tha ally m M/ tottigs wotktof for. him whan h« ^^O'Kaayeeted^^ w TwideeiMlA sad Jinior ia\ 8 « r iF . u S T o U tha great " Jnat «M o t r ^ hawk of ■ m y OM g«r, Nm af too i

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MAMCHBSTEB EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., TUIHDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 PAGE SEVliNmDI IL4NCRESTER EVENING HBRAID, M A N Q H E ST^ CONN, *rUESDAY, SEPTEMBER t, 19S4 PAILT CROSSWORD PUZZLE ^Character Development Is the Great, if Not the Sole, Aim of EdiicatipD’ —O’Shea BY R o t m o N OUR'H o a r d i n g h o u s e MAJOR HOOnj^ - I '" " t amww to Frrjwe Pu«; :i 1 Ml Coventry Bus Routes- IN«t «TM MCoBUodt -:i iii: 1 1 I.J1 US' 1 .1 w - y i 4ItewJM 4inas (4ltL) li JS4'’-''ia { T 11 '' 1 I 42renl(Mr Bta achedulM for tha epan-fGraromkr Bdioal w te wni< IfemMUw M 41 Copy 44TlinicotU 400 NewS' Students tag o f achooL tomorroiY: transfer to Bus 2 at ItobertsoE MFte* ^VENTBY mOH 80H(X)L SchooL Home on BilS‘ 3. ' fo4 U^iuiobitBo kw 1—(lf«t stto IfcKuslck’s B w 8, FlrM trip. O n t stop » u .W e r * MMaavy H«« Starting Tomorrow on South Bt. at 7 am.. South. on Ripley Hin Rd. at 7:4« am.. ^tM ountor . St to Rt 6, Rt. 8 north to Bls- Cooper Lsme, Root Rd., VUlOga MParttWafte MMariBor'i from Center School to BldWell ■ tWIlM 4irWtieB sonnett’s and return on Rt. 8 •I AecempliAM House. Home sarn'e bus, second UHurwUn St About 400 new pupile, includ-^ Also, Alan Oatas, Manchester, to South S t, Brewster St., only MRoqMtU • Quechuaa University of Hartford; LUa stop on Rt. 44A for Gregory trip. SlShwt«Mp«4 •TIiOwhinilt Indltn tl ing about 80 U|^ achool implla . Bua 8, Second trip, Lakewood lOTtdy SS trotti Tolland, are expected to Kove, Manchester, University of Bowman, Douglas Fayle and Helghta at 8:06 a.m., Lakeview ttkrie DOWN 11 Min'i namo stsiaft rbiwan Connecticut; Pilar Moran, Val­ Kenneth Mc(3sffrey. Clhls bus St Aim 40SwanrM ■well the ranks of Vernon's atu- Terrace. Home on same bus, H A «H f 34Urtt cMk lEuropMB 17 Combtd, M paraiso, Chile, Catholic Univer­ wlU also go on Woodbridge Rd. first trip. Mtatn (trum 41Root«rt dent population when the doors sity of America; Leonard Para, If any puj:^ register for that «OWf VEX SUE. ceia 14 Top* ot bot4i 43Dry Bos 9. First trip, flrik atop maieidlM aMotborof ^ open tomorrow. New Britain, University of Con­ street). Home on same bua, sec- at Plains at 7:40 am., Rt. M. SUovinf SSMort ruMMl necticut; Rose Perkins, Dear­ M bdi 4G«Uup 34Mmitte Ap<^(iOtk^ Laet year, 4,810 children at­ M trip. to Center School, School St., • Aroint SS Prt^UoB 44 Arrow pMMi born, Mich., University of Colo­ Bos 2 — first stop comer Eaglevllle Rd. to Pine Lak# SSltCIIMTt It ITrii^lMi tended uie town’s public schoola. til^ p iw M tiiMM irngment SSHtrUiihiua Tomorrow, an eetlmated 5,300 rado; Susan Steele, Onuige, Al­ Parker Brl(lga ^ Bunker Shores and return on Stones volet no 47ltoieiMMU| legheny College; Patricia Urda, MlU^etor > TSamMl'i tnbwr 4tPar»dlM will attend. HUl Rd. at 7:06 a.m. Bunker house Rd.. also picking up MlagtaB* (tb.) (Bib.) STE uil^ StaffordvlUe, Central Connecti­ HUl Rd. stop at comer South Phillip Greenleaf and Oirlsto- •TunMtli St wilt tocaadloaattno Venten’s H million high l7Mp school addition will be opened cut Qtate; and Da'vld Cook, Tol­ «nd Cross Sts. for James’ chil- pher Walter for Grade 8 at pejrtially aa planned. About 30 land, University of Hartford. !^ren, stop at Blasell Rd., last Coventry Grammar School who Sykes Jbnior High stop for Pat Eremita at comer win transfer to Bus 2 at the of the 37 roolha in the addi­ Bight teachers will be at tion are ready for occupancy, Portion of new Rockvflle High Schoirf opens this week. (Herald photo by Satemis.) Croas and Lnke Sts. Home same .Ro^rtson School. Home on and acbool officials indicate the Sykes Junior High School. They bus, aeoond trip. ' Bus 5. are ' John Chabot, Madison, B«M 3 — Jones Ooeslng Rd. Bus 9, second trip, Sprini^ rest of the building wUl be set Maine, University of Maine; TM. (LlIM M. In six to .eight weeks. This at 7 a.m., Merrow Rd., Goose dale Ave. at 8.06 a.m. Only oth­ Robert Fahey, Rockville, WllU- Lane and Cassidy HIU Rd. to er stops at comer of Lake and schedule is .running according mantic State College; Joaepb to plan. The addition will raise Tech School Baxter HIU Rd. and return. Main Sts and for Wayne Uttle. Mlstretta, Manchester, West Rockville-Vemon Bus Routes Home, same bua, first trip. 4 L L Y OOP \ the school’s capacity from 1,000 ^------North River Rd. to RL 31, pick to 1,600. 7’- 'irglnla Wesleyan. Calendtir up pupils on Rt. 31 from North COVENTRY g r a m m a r HODfOOWlOSCML. OttfAIORMU Also, William O’Dannel, Mar­ Here Is the bUs scheduU for^S8 to Windsor Ave.; arrives at^am . at Atm to W ^ j « » 1, return from Howell Parents are reminded that row, WllHmantlc State College; S t, DaUey Circle, Regan, R t raver Rd. to Taloott HIU Rd. WW AN o / i m — P I o r Vomon school children this 8:10 am . Returns at 2:65 p.m. Home tame p it a p achool cafeterlaa will serve food Rhea Powell Gregonls, Rock- Wed., SepL 9 — School year: Trip S; To Vernon Elemen­ 88, Old Town Rd., Loveland, 6 with first stop at 8:26 a.m. from the very first day. vlUe, WUllmanUc State; Marsha opens. ' BUS 1 Wilflon Lane; arrives at 8:80 Bos 4—Perklna (fomer Rd. at tary School, starting at 8:12 7 am . for Maureen Woodward, for Groot children South SU School hours have been an­ Press, Worcester, Mass., Clark Frl., Oct 80 — Teachers’ Trip li To high school, all a.m. at R t 88 to Wllshire, and a.m. Returns at 11:15 a.m. tlbk up all children on Swanrn nounced by School Supt. Dr. ^University; Donald Thlbeault, students from Rt. 80 and East Flanders Rd., Plains Rd. to Rt. CA R N TV A b BY DICK TURNER Convention. Allen and Krily Rd. TTailen; BUS U 31. Rt. 81 with last stop at M . ExL, Brewster St to Rt Raymond B. Ramsdell. Hours Somers, Western Georgia Ooh Wed., Nov. II — Veterans’ starUng at 7:80 am. from arrlvee at 8:80 a.m. Returns at Trip l i To high Bobool, Box 44A, stops on 44A for Thomaa are: lege; John Vpn Duser, Rock- Day. HlghManor to Htost with stops Annstiong Rd., School St. (stop Peracebto and Susan Buscaglia. High School 8 a.m. to 3:30 2:30 pm . Mormtain area, starting at 7:80 at St. Mary’s for Doming, Pot­ vlDe, Andover-Newton Theolog­ 'Thura, Nov. 26, and Frl., at. B>Mm, King, Center, Hale, BUB 8 am. at Lake St. to Berkeley Homs same bus. p.m. ical School. NoY. 27 — ThanksgivlBg Bast 1 and East Main and ter and (four ohUdren), Sagto- Bus 2, leave Robsrtacm Bidiool Jimlor High School, 8:80 a.m. Trip It To high achool, etart- Dr. with s t (^ at Box Mountain vlUe Rd. to Pine Lake Shores, gunner'Bd. School Recess. Snipalc; arrives at 7:50 a.m. Rd. and Roeewood Dr., TunneU at 8:20 a.m. with Qrade 8 pupils to 8 p.m, Seven teachers will he' at the Returns at 2:20 p.m. ing at 7:30 am. at Grand Ave. return on Stonehouse Rd. to Rt. Thura, Dec, 24, through to Grand Ave., Spring, and Rd.; arrives at 7:55 a.m. Re­ transferred from Pine Ij u s Maple Street Elementary Skinner Rd. School. They are Frl., Jan. 1 — Christmas Trip 2; To Syke# Junior 81, last stop on Stonehouse Rd. Shores, ^ h St and Flandem School, 8:46 a.m. to 8 p.m. Linda Anania, Mexico, Maine, High, St. Bernard’s and St. SpHng and West St.; arrives turns at 2:20 pm. Home same bus. Reicesa at 7:47-a.m. Returns at 3:20 Trip 2: To lAks St. School, Rd. and Bunker BUI Rd. All other elementary schools, St. Joseph’s College, Grade 4 F il, April 16 —- Good Joseph’s schools, starting at Bos 4 — Second Trlp> Waterfront Manor Grade 6 S:S0 a.m. to 3 ■V p.m. Lawrence Oolvln, Jamesburg, 7:56 s~m. at KeUy Rd. TraUer p. m. starting at 8 a.m. at Bolton Ro. Friday. to Rt. 44A, to Tolland Rd., Ply­ stop at l^ena Vista Rd. at 7:25 will walk to Robertson School Tolland high school pupils be­ N.J., WiUimantlc State, Grade Mon., April 19 through Park, to Old Towm Rd., Love­ Trip 2: To Sykes Junior a.m., R t 81 to,high sohool. to meetvthla bus.) Proceed by gin . this year to attend Rock­ 6; Margaret Curtis, North An­ Bat April 24 — Spring Va­ land HIU, WUson Lane, Rt. S3; High, S t Bernard’s and St. Jo­ mouth Lane, turn at Clrele, Val­ ley FaUs, and Warren Ave, to Home on Bus 7, first trip. South St to Seagraves R a.m. Returns at 2:80 p.m. ton’s Comer on Flandera Rd. at BY AL VERMEER High School, and pupils attend­ East Hartford, Ohio Wesleyan, closes. Trip 8: To Maple Street to West, to South-Vemon Ave., 7 a.m., Flanders Rd. and High comer,' Seagraves Rd. and TW- ifklSaLLAE POP ing Ellington High will continue Grade 2; Valerie McIntyre, MU School, starting at 8:12 a.m. at South; arrives at 8:08 am. Re­ BUS 16 B t, with last stop for June Lit­ oott HUl Rd. Home sama bus, to da so. Vernon will accept be- ford, WiUimantlc State, Grade Csmetory Rd. to Center Rd. turns at 2:56 pm. Trip l i To High SchooL start­ tle. Home same bus. except Pin* Lake Shorsa, K g h A n d gUmmg freshmen. Tuition for 2; Ann Olmsted, Manchester, Rockville-Vemon and Regan to West; arrives at. Trip 8: To Skinner Rd. ing at 7:80 a.m. at VaUey Falls Bus 5, second trip. Waterfront S t and Flandera Rd. pupUs wUl t h « v c a ll OUT OlJh WA> B1 J. R WILLIAMS the Tolland students is paid to University of Connecticut, 8:80 a.m. Returns at 2:30 p.m. School, starting at 8:10 a.m. at and Tunnel Rd. to VaUey Falls Park at 7:20 a.m. with stops at return on Bua 5, second trip. >th«s« th* the town, on a financial sched­ Grade 2, and Mary St. Clair, BUS 2 Skinner Rd. Area to Filterbed and Bamforth, VaUey Falls to Wamgumbaug Dr. and Lake- Bos 8, first trip, first Mop do<2 ,f ^ V « / DI&6M« UP A BONE TH' , W E L L , H E 6 RABSEDAW ule worked out earlier this year. Sharon, Our Lady of the Elms, Trip 1: To high school, start­ Rd. and, Penfield; arrives at Tunnel Rd. with stops at view Dr., only other atop at on South S t near Taloott Hlu — ' Z Tl Doa R.RICPTHERET i T E N N IS Ba l l a n p r a n , Each of the 10 schools In-^e Grade 8. Night School ing at 7:30 ajn. at Grove St. 8:30 a.m. Returns at 2:30 p.m Soott,, Susan and EsteUa; sT' Bellevue. Home on Bua 2, first Rd. Extension for Aho, Kings- 600DNK3HT-' ' OFF WITH rr BQVIEWHRR* Vernon School system will en­ Vernon Elementary and Fern with bUm at King, bury ftnd Carl chlldm at 7:45 III 30 TM aoWNA BURVTHI* BUS 9 rives at 7:65 a.m. .Returns at trip. WhUCT" PDA roll more pupils this year than New teachers are Julia Banal- White, Center, Reed, Cemetery, 3:30 pm. son., South St, Woodbridge SOMEPLACE ELSE— IPTHAT , Spruce, Xjsurri and at Brook­ Trip li To high school, start­ Bus 8, first trip, first atop at GUV’S fiONNA AAAKE ME last year, l^glstratlons will con­ tls, Lewiston, Maine, Gorham Readies for Tito 2: To liske St. SchooL Kings Rd. at 7 a.m., Babcook and return, SUver St. to We« tinue through tomorrow, so that State Teachers CoUege, Grade lyn and Market; arrives at ing a t^ :3 0 a.m. at South and England’s and return. South HUNT FOR m V s t u f f , 7:60 a.m. Returns at 2:20 p.m. Bancroft with stops at JaiMt starting at 8 a.m. at Bolton Rd. HIU, R t 6 to Hop River Rd. and I’M GONNA MAKE exact enrollment flgiures are not 6; Philip Hodgson, CromweU, Pond to Bolton Rd., Reservoir, return. Pucker S i .South S t, S t, Swamp M . Hmha sama im hunt h is Plymouth CoUege, Grade 4; Pa­ Fall Term Trip 2: To Sykes Jxmlor Lane and Glenstone, to West H fok .' available. and DaUey Circle; arrives at Brandy HiU, Hatch HIU, Dock- with last stop for Adels Kennon, bus, second trip. tricia Knightly, Springfield, High, St. Bernard’s and St. Jo­ Bm . , second trip, first Mop School principals, however, seph’s schools, starting at 7:56 7:50 a.m. Returns at 2:20 p.m. ereL Baker, Fedder, Tunnel! only other stops on Liske S t and 9 have been able to compile es­ Mass., Salve Regina, Grade The RockvUle - Vernon Adult Rd., Estelle Dr., Susan Rd.; ar­ at corner Lake and Main Sts. R t 44A for PhilUp BouShsr at . v 4. and Barbara Rado, RockvUle, a.m. at Lake and Berkeley with Trip 2: To Skinner Rd. 8:26 a.m. Stops on 44A at timates on their enrollment at Evening School will open Its stops at Box Mountain, Rose­ School, Regan Rd. area, starting rivea at 8:25 a.m. Returns at Home same bua, second trip. / the start of school tomorrow CoUege of New RocheUe, Grade 3:30 p.m. II Bos second trip, stops on SUver 'Acres, Pilgrim HUls, R t 2. fall term the week of Oct. 6 wood, Wartilngton, Washington at 7:56 a.m. at EmUy to Coun­ 8, 44A to Twin HUls Develop* morning. and Dobson and Dobson to Rt. try Lane, Range HIU Dr.; ar­ BUS 17 I South S t only at Echo Rd. and ’ Precise building s(diedules Lake St. School and continue untU the week of ' Forest Rd. (kUy other stop at ment entering by upper drive Five teachers are assigned to 30; arrives at 8:16 a.m. Re­ rives at 8:06 a.m. Returns at Trip 1: To high school and and returning to R t 44A by 4-« OHWWM».kK nehr-acciu’ate enrollment pro­ Dec. 7. AU classes will be held turns at 2:66 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Sykes Junior High, Bolton Pond Springdale Ave. Home same bus, / jection has eliminated the threat Lake St. School. They are Nancy first tilp. lower dri've, return to Covsntsir BUlington, RockvUle, University at the high school on Loveland Trip 8: To Maple Street Trip 8: To Vernon Elemen­ area, starting at 7:20 a.m. at Grammar School while on 44A! ct double sessions in Vernon School starting at 8:15 am. at Bus 7, first .atop French’s cor­ lo N N lE BY JOE CAMPBELL of Missouri, Grade 8; Priscilla HIU. tary School, Phoenix S t area, Bamforth and Bolton Rd. to piffirtng up all cMldren on their achopls this year. Authorities R t 83 to'O ld Town Rd., Love­ starting at 8:10 a.m. at Hub- Bolton Rd. Reservoir, Brandy ner at i a.m., Dunn Rd., Cedar have indicated, however, that HUl, Manchester, University of As In the past, aU classes wUl Swamp Rd. to R t 44A, Twin HUl own side of the highway. Home Connecticut, Grade 1; Carole be held evenings on Mondays, land Hill, WUson; arrives at lard to Phoenix and Tankerhoo- HiU to pond, Dookerel Rd., same bus, first trip. aome schools will have double 8:80 am . Returns at 2:30 p.m. sen; arrives at '8:80 a.m. Re­ Development Home same bus, *04AT MUi^ Hinckley, Bloomfield, WUllman- Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Fif­ and Game, Baker Rd., Bamforth Bne 4, return fbom WBlman- aessions next year unless the b u s ' s turns at 2:80 p.m. Returns at 2:30 p.m., for high Second trip. HAVE KEN A new Junior high school, planned tlc State, Grade 4; Harvey Nlvl- ty-six courses will be available Boa 8, first trip, Lakeview tlc witii (list etdp at Hsdn’s at o nu WMU. iB. TJi w a iiw. M son, WatervUle, Maine, Farm­ In areas of business and secre­ Trip 1: To high school, start­ BUS 10 to Petersen: Arrives at 7:56 at ^i9FT OME/ (or construction at the Ecker ing at 7:80 a.m. at Prospect St. high achool, 8:06 a.m A t Sykea. Terrace at 7:06 a.m., Judd Rd. S:20 am., stops aB along R t 81 Farm property at \test Rd. and ington State Teachers CoUege, tarial, mathematics, foreign Trip 1: To high school, start­ atop, Beebe Camp Rd. and Hin- for Gsade 8 pupUs for Coventry R t 80 Is at least partially avail Grade 6, and Brenda Somer­ languages, Industrial arts, Eng­ to Prospect Fire House and ing at 7:30 a.m. at Center Rd. Retunm at 2:20 pm., for high **Anjfway. d p r, ha doatn*t Icaap you Invaatigating fha set, Manchester, Central Ckm- lish and history, recreation, Prospect and Oak; arrlvee at (Trout Stream) to Rt. 80 to school?2:66:56 p.m. for jtinlor hl|^ i kel Mae Dr. Home Bus 1, first Oranunar School, aifi pupils able for occupancy. trip. from Hemkxdc Point to Buend ailanca In tha front roomr* necUcut, kindergarten. ^ agriculture, physical fitness, 7:46 am. Returns at 2:20 p.m Vernon EUefoentary School, Trip 2: To Hale St School, This year, Rockville High art, home end family, stock Bus 8, second trip, Lakewood Vlata Rd. SB R t 81. fill* slU Maple St. School Trip 2; To Sykes Junior High, Merllne Dr., Hillside, (fold­ starting at 8:07 at Brooklyn Heights at 7:25 a.m., com sr of School estimates a beginning Seven teachers wUl be at the market, commimlty chorus and St. Bernard’s and S t JoseiUi’s spring, Vernon Onter Hta.; ar­ and Market to Vernon Ave. nith leave R t 81, South Rtvar Rd. v.Rijn'A* enrollment of 1,400 as opposed Daley Rd. and South St (pupils for Steven inany and for piqiUa Maple S t School. They are boat piloting. schools, TalcottvUle Area, start­ rives at 7:60 a.m. Returns at stops at Linden Place and HUla from Seagraves Rd. are to u^k to 1,062 pupils enrolled at the Hope Fritz, RockvUle, Bridge- Persons without high school ing at 7:50 am. at Phoenix and 2:20 p.m. Liunber, South S t with atopa at on WrighU 1«U Rd. Home cn • ■Mtakk. close of school last year. diplomas wUl have me oppor­ to this stop). Oak Grove. Home Bue 5, aeoond pkia two THI WORRY WART water Teachers CoUege, Grade Hubblard to Phoenix and Iron- Trip 2: To Skinner Rd. Bancroft, Olson and Glenstona, same bus. ^*YH,*IWB. At Sykes Junior High School, 1; Judith Hallcher, RookvUle, tunity of enrolling In subjects wood Dr., Taylor and Allison, School, West and Regan area, West Rd., Bolton, Cemetery, (3rade 8 puptis for.Ynne Lake TIO pupils are expected over Valpariso University, Grade 1; which wUl iH-ep€«e them for the Bos 9( Gerald Park at 7,:30 Shores and flvs Grade 6, for *’ • / • o*.V*-vS* »• »p 0*. BEN C A SE Y and Main and Elm HIU; arrives starting at 7:55 a.m. at Regan Bamforth, R t 80, High Manor, a.m. Home same bua. & 626 last year. Other enrollment M a^ Lacy, East Windsor, S t state high school equivalency at 8:10 anL ‘Returns at 2:56 Rd. with stops at Mary Lane, R t 80; arrives at 8:36 a.m. Flanders Rd. and High B t • • .•T* •, • •- • • figures are: Bos 10, first trip, first stop Joseph’s CoUege, Grade 1; Mau­ examination. If high enough p.m. Christopher, Legion and Heide; 8, First Trip, Arita8toa B ^ r . Building "B ” , 225 this year, reen McKeever, Manchester, marks are earned on the state arrives at 8:10 am. Returns at Noon Trip: To Lake St Kin- at foot Lewis HUl on R t 44A at Rd. at 8:16 am. Homs sama 220 last year; Vernon Center Trip 8: To Northeast School, dergarten, starting at 11:15 7 a.m., R t 44A and Richmond Central Connecticut, kindergar­ examination, the person ta starting at 8:12 am . at Grant 2:30 p.m. bus, first trip. Kindergarden, 180 this year, 179 ten; Jean MerNRVemon, S t.J o­ awarded an equivalency diplo­ a.m. at Bamforth to Baker Rd., Rd. to' blinker at junction R t St. to Orchard S t, Spring S t, Trip 8: To Vomon Elemen­ Bolton Rd., Fedder, TunneU, Es­ 44A and R t 81. Home same bua, ___8, Beoond trip, BevaiK^ BY FRANK O’NEAL last year; Lake Street Elemen­ seph’s CoUege, Grade 8; Ellen ma. tary School, TalcottvUle Area, W O R T R IB S tary School, 656 this year, 520 Highland St., West and South, telle, Kanter, Susan Dr. (return second trip. Dr. at 8:80 am., R t 81 to OGNS. Shapiro, Manchester, Boston Many non-hlgh school gradu­ and Grandview Terr, to Vernon starting at 8:15 a.m. at Main S t last year, and Maple Elemen­ University, Grade 4, and Mau­ by bus 18), Warren Ave., Phoe­ ' Bus 10, second trip, aU pimlla Hhma oh Bua 11, fUst trty. Cl Pt6H1JPI6KTnHff5AU. ates who have earned this diplo­ Ave. Including Thomas S t; to Elm HIU, Ironwrood, Church nix, Luke S t, Montauk, (return Bus e, Root Rd. at 8:25 am.. tary School, 660 this year, 493 reen Turner, Glastonbury, Uni­ ma have been promoted In their B t; arrives at 8:30 .a.m. Re­ on Rt. 31 at 7:26 a.m. from Cov- we EVERD0.SaCt)ME9^ last year. versity of Connecticut, special arrives at 8:28 a.m. Returns at by bua 15); arrives at 11:60 «itry Grammar SdhooLto Bev­ Cooper Lane, Lewis HUl Rd. to jobs, received better positions 2:30 p.m. , turns at 2:30 p.m. Also Northeast Elementary class. and some have continued their Noon Trip: (TalcottvUle) To a.m. Returns at 2:80 p.m. erly Dr. Home same bus, first pick up Grade 8 pqpOs, atong AND JOIN 1HE PEACE COPPSL School, 624 this year, 678 last Northeast Scho To high school and Bos 11, first trip, first atop at picking aH ehUdren on 44A. ikhool, 736 this year, 670 last to the Northeast School. They starting at 7:30 a.m. at EUfog-lUng^ •;St. to Elm m u, Taylor, AlU- Sykea Junior IBgh, Bolton PU- Love Lane on Swamp Rd. at 7 to bltakar light. Last stop for year; Vernon Elementary are.. Arlene Chabot, Madison, year, 1,987 adults enroll­ ton Ave. to Davis Ave. and son, Welle Rd., Main to R t 16, lars Area, startli^ at 7:20 a.m. a.m., return to R t MA, Bread BhnUy Gallnat Homs on Bus l» School, 467 last year, 495 this Maine, Farmington State Teach­ ed In 101 courses. ’They spent s cott Ave., Orchard, FloremrenM Dobson Ave., Washington, at Bolton Rd. to Pillars, Bolton and Milk S t to Dunn Rd. and second trip. ^ year, and TalcottvUle School, ers, Grade 2; Linda Champion, total of 80,197 hours In class. St, Charter Rd.; arrivesI « Hubblard, Phoenix, Campbell; Rd. to Rt. 80, and Bolton Rd. to return, pupUa on R t 44A from Bos 1, first trip, Rt.AU. for this year, 26, last year, 24. RockvUle, Central Connecticut Most popular of the courses last 7:50 a.m. Returns at 2:30 p.m. arrives at 11:40 a.m. Returns Center Rd.; arrives at high Bread and Milk 8 t to the bUnk- Bude OhUdren at 8:20 am.. R t FootbaU Starts State, Grade 2, and Carol Mar­ year were in the categories of Trip 2: To Sykes Junior at 2:16 p.m. school at 7:50 am.; at SyKes *r, Wrights MiU Rd. to South 44A to Bolton Brandi Rd., Bol­ The Introduction of football tin, Storrs, University of Con­ home and family Interests and High, St. Bernard's and St. at 8 a.m. Returns at 2:20 pm. River Rd. and return to R t 8L ton Brandi Rd. and Osdar ^ BUS 11 Home ssma bus, aeoond Mp. will be introduced into the high necticut, Grade 4. In general education, William A. Joseph’s schools, Box Mountain Trip 1: To high school, start­ to high s^ o o l; 2:06 p.m. to IBwanm K 4 to Bread and MUk school sports program tomor­ Bua 11, second trip. South BY DICK CAVALLI Other assignments of new Pope, director of adult educa­ Area, starting at 7:55 a.m. at ing at 7:30 a.m. at Dobson Ave. Sykes. St. and ratom on Cedar Bwnna MORTY MEEKLK row. Freshmen and soiHiomores teachers include Mary Bedard, tion, reported. TunneU Rd. with stope at Rus-. and Rt. 83 to Rt. 83 and Allen, Trip 2: To Vernon Center Kin- Coventry VBlaga with first Rd. to Rt 44A, whar* If ix * will have the opportunity to be­ RockvUle, Teachers CoUege of Registration for the adult ed­ stop at Smith’s'BSTTloe station gUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE sell, Scott Warren and at War­ Rt. 83 and WUahlre, Skinner deegarten, starting at 8:06 am. albl* picking up ebUdran OQ ca gin training. Connecticut, Grade 6 at BuUd- ucation courses should be made ren, Phoenix and Phoenix and Rd.; arrives at 7:56 a.m. Re­ at Sunny View and R t 80 to at 7:26 a.m. Last stop at BliK on* aid* of hlifoway. Ham* an HCWCAN SOJ eEOBUVKZJS HOWGW m s N T TWaZEfeA A^0N6^a3U6 No games are scheduled for ing B School; Nancy CkUien, on or before Sept. 19. Cost 1s $2 Campbell Ave,; arrives at 8:12 turns at 2:20 p.m. Rt. 80, VaUey View, PetersoiL weU House. Heme same bus, ■ama bus. SMRROW ANP 600L HAVE VEEN HOWOANNDUIONaeB D*M0EC 'itX J? B * 0 /. coNepiizAcyARXTr this year, but a full-game sched­ Manchester, University of Con­ registration fee per person for ajn. Returns at 2:56 p.m. Trip 2: To Skinner Road Crestrldge, Center Rd., WU- first trip. 8, Watasfoont Pasdi at WN ^ .‘OMni— r x i— 'm u M ule is planned once the program TBOHNIOAE SCiHXH. sMsarr MftaxsMM. fur that REPORTED SEEK N MACAO, 8UT THe M0NACB OF THC 0 a m -i THAT IHB aaZ*£O0 CIN0 ID Deive /we c«A zy. necticut, all schools; and Ellen the entire semester for as many Trip 9t To Northeast School, School, starting at 7:58 a.m. shire, Allen, Rt. 88, Overbrook, 8:90 am. with stops at Wam­ THERES NO TRACE OF AIN OTHER LACeNAM^ABOU^€^ia^^ ^ ggpvi raagewte? Is In full swing, probably in a Fagan, Rock'vUle, Boston Uni­ courses as Vernon residents South S t area, stariing at 8:14 at Center Rd. to Center Rd. and Rt. 83, Dobson Ave.; arrives at All technical school students gumbaug Dr, and Lakswiesr Dr. — aP I 'ACHTtHtromSTY — ON wish, For non - residents, a 86 WPS, . SURVIVORS. X SEARCHED B/ERY couple of years. versity Sargent’ College,, ele­ a.m. at South St. with stops at Creatrklge; arrivea at 8:10 a.m. 8:80 am.- Retuma at 11:15 a.m. are to ride on C? entry 'mgh Hem* asm* bua, first t r i» , ISLAND FOR HUNDREDS OFMLES. I The football field at Rockville mentary physical education. registration fee Is charged In ad­ Returns at 2:30 p.m. - School buses to Co’/entiy High SON. ▲ TYPHOON. High has been worked on dition to the $2 registration foe. Olenstone and Bancroft; ar­ Noon trip: To Vernon Center 9, BaUevue at Si9b nm .. Fran Hartwell, Storrs, Univer­ rives at 8:30 a.m. Returns at Trip 8: To Vomon Elemen­ Kindergarten, starting at 11:20 SchooL A t the-high school s ^ Oak Grove, Standlah Rd., Can­ J throughout the summer, getting sity of Connecticut, elementary Registration blanks are avail­ tary School, TalcottvUle area, dents for WimUMan Regkmal the turf in shape. This year, able In most stores within the 2:30 |l.m. a.m. at KeUy Rd. to Vernon dy Merrow, Susan Solteni and and high school physical educa­ BUS 5 . StarUng at 8;12 a.m. at* Maine Circle, Rt. 80, Vernon Centdr Technical School wUl transfer however, candidates for the tion; Robert Hartw'eU, Storrs, Rockville - Vernon area, or may ai^ Welles to Main and Alll- John Stinson vlUl also meat thla Trip It To high school, staA- Hta., Coldsprlngs; arrives at to BUS 4, which win proceed by bua. Boms sams bus. team will use. another field for University of Connecticut,, ele­ be obtained froip the school of­ •on, Taylor; arrives' at 8:80 Rt. 81 to Vfllllmantle with Ihe fices in all Vernon schools. Ing at 7:30 a.m. at West Main 11:45 a.m. Returm Returns at 2:15 p.m. 16, 'first atop at ilonsa their practice. mentary physical educaUon; to West Main and Maple and a.m. Retuma at 2:30 p.m technical school students and New Principal Nsuicy l^endricks, Cassopolis, AU..feM are payable at the BUS 12 Chosalng Rd. at S am ., MSr o w tlme,of registration and are not Maple and Union; arrives at Give the kids a "brake.” Stop piUDchlal sd iod pupils whose I A familiar face will be miss­ Mich., Michigan State Unlver- Trip 1: To high school, start­ transportation 1 laa been ap- Rd., Ooiosa Lsna and Caastdy ing when school 'starts. Veteran reftmtoble unless classes do not 7:47 a.m. Returns at 2:20 p.m. at least t«h feet from stopped HUl Rd. to BaaUt Rd. ootnar sityT aU schools; LucUe ..Smith, Trip 2: To Sykes Junior High, ing at 7:30 a.m. at Rt. 83 to provwt.' high school principal JosephtMc- Plainvllle, Central Connecticut, materialize because of Insuffl- Kelly Rd. Trailer Park, Rt. 83, school buses. Remain stopped and return, Nqrth River, Rd. to clont enrollment. Foes do not St. Bernard’s and St. Joseph’s until flashing red sohool bus Students for Howdl Oieney Cusker resigned effective next Vernon Center kindergarten, Pleasant View Dr.; arrives at 'rschnioal Schol In Mandiester R t H A . Heme Sams bulb. 8:10 (Jarpantar Rd. Thla route vrUl tant principal under McCusker, include boat building, coatume Snipslc; arrives at 8:07 a.m. Re­ a.m.i Returns at 2:80 p.m. Bus 9, Fhrst stop at Klnga WHATS NOWPy rants irl schools wUl be . open tomorrow. mUUnery and the history of turns at 2:65 p.m. Calendar . Rd. at 7:40 am., Babcook HiU. he extended'to North Rtvar Hd. WRONa SHE OANT give IT has taken ovei; thd reigns, and lY^p S: To- Vernon Elemen­ ^veULOO W . POWN Dr. Raymond R. RamsdeU, su­ Trip 8: To Northeast SchooL baok to Rt. 8 and Hop lUver new devSK^xnent when regla- ON THI RITM T « m i FOR VIARS MIV tomoirow will mark his first perintendent of schools has an­ tary SchooL R t 30 area, start­ trattans are raoeivad foom EVBtWWeRE? “ S S - spring eight men each starting at 8:10 a.m. at Brook­ ing at 8:12 ajh. at Rt. 30 anY. Rd. (or Deborah Wagner, re­ RivmR. ISLAND SAN WHOrs MTFODT day aa principal-ln-fuU, nounced. Wed., Sept. 9 — School turn on R t 6 to Pucker St., there. H <^ same boa, aaocod TRyaciaois FRONT. John Murphy, former mathe­ made a SaUfish type of boat lyn to Market, Linden Place, MerUne Dr.; arrive at 8:30 a.m. opens. ■OOMFIRSII which proved s tremendous suc­ Hills Lumber, and Vernon Ave. South St. This bus wlU also trip. tA «y matics department head, has Parents driving their ohUdreigf, Returns at 2:30 pm. Mon., O ct 12 — Columbus pick up Grade 8 pupils (or IMITIA been selected assistant principal cess, accord^ to evening to South St.; arrivea at 8:80 BUS 19 Day; no school lANtMO to school are advised by the schod officlaU. This year, the am. Returns at 2:30 pm. Ooventty Grammar ^hool who and has already'assumed those Connecticut Safety Oommiaaion Trip 1« To high Khool, start­ Tues., Oct. 20 and Wed., wUl remain on thla bua when mows class will build ths Sunflsh tjrpe BUS 8 ing at 7:30 a.m. at Rt. 30 at Oct. 21 — Teachers’’ Insti­ 1IB«I0M duties. to let them off on the school of boat, a sllghUy larger and Trip li To high school. South it reaches the Robertson Rooms Assigned IcKK IS ' Miss Helen McCarthy, prlnci side of the street. Pick them up Flreho'ose and TalcottvUle to tutes; no school. School. Hmns on Bus 8, ex­ pal of the Vernon Elementary roomier sailboat. St. area, starting at 7:80 am . \r«in and Elm HUL Main and Wed., Nov. 11 — Veteran’s in the same safe area. Women vrill be able to make at South St. with stops at cept Kings Rd. ehUdrm who To Uling PnpiU sSiool, has traded places with their own original bats In the Wells, Wells and Taylor, Iron- Day; no school. wUl return on Bus 4. Arnold Erickson of OJai, Calif. Crown and Fox HIU; arrives at wood, and Phoenix; arrives at Thura., Nov 26 and Frl., costume millinery class. 7:60 a.m. Rstums at 2:20 p.m. Bus 5, First stop comer Per­ 'HHtig Jtmior High School 7tt Erickson will become principal B u s Code Janus Sokolsln will instruct 7:50 am. Returns at 2:20 jCm. Nov. 27 — Thanksgiving kins CcrxMt Rd. (or Shaw ebU- of the local school while Miss Trip 2: To Sykes Junior lugh, Trip 2: To Skinner Road holidays. and 9th grade pupils wlU at­ classes In the blstoiy of Slgypt. S t Bernard’s and St. Joaeph’s dren at 7:45 a.m., Flanders Rd. tend orientation ineatlngs to­ McCarthy la In QaUfomla as­ He lived In Cairo for 20 years SchooL starting at 7:52 am . at Tues., Dec. 8 — Feast of and High S t, also picking up suming Erickson’s duties. Manchester etudenta schoola, starting at 7:55 am. Rt. 80 to Rt. 30 and Vernon the Immaculate Conception; morrow at 1:80 pm . where he was educated in at Skinner Rd. to Dart HUl Rd. Grade 8 pupils for Coventry Seventh grads pnpUs will re­ Erickson la a graduate of the formulated an official hue French schools. During this Center Hts., Cold Springs, and no school. : Grammar School who will University of California at Los code two years ago that was to Skinner Rd.; arrives at 8:10 Peterson Rd.; arrives at 8:10 Wed., Dec. 28 to Mon., port to the calsterla-auditorlum time he guided tourists around am. Returns at 2:55 pm. transfer to Bus 2 at the Rob- at nung Junior HOgh whm Angeles and was awarded a adopted by the board of the Cairo area and became am . Retuma at 2:80 p.m. Jan. 4 — Christmas vacation. erUon School. Home on Bus 4. ) masters degree from the Uni­ education. It Is ae follows: Trip 8: To NortheaM School, Trip 8: To Vernon Elemen­ Feb. 19 to Mardi 1 — they wUl racctvs tha(r loaMr familiar with the history of the starting at 8:12 a.m.! at Rt 30 Bus 8, From (foventry High combinations and student hand­ ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES ■ l: i BY LEFP and McWILLl versity of Southern California 1. He on time at the cor­ Nile valley. tary School, starting at 8:12 Winter vacation. School proceed to Rt. 81 wA F ^p'five new teachers will rect stop. to Hamforth Rd., jCemetery, am . at R t 80 to HlUslde Ave.', Frl., ' April 16 — Good Daley M with first stop for books, Ustan to atafi Ufombara Sokolakl la a student of his­ Boltm Rd., Sunny ^ ew and as they amriafai hnpommt d** THia Mv«T at ^ PAGNAf ITlV; in' the Vernon school system 2. Stay off the road whUe tory iwd will Introduce in -his arrivea at 8:80 am. Returns at Friday; no school. , j Richard Loyzim, next stop Wo- •UT X^THK W— .THIB8T/I .lOANIIVeTOU Y 1 the Vernon A ve to South St.; ar­ April 16 to 28 — Spring tails; and H taken on a tour PCORtWOORIAIONliy j DON'T VO' TRY NOTHIN' R I A L ... NO ByiR'fUDW OUCKf la -year and will swell waiting. course m ancient Egyptian clv- 2:80 pm. tsrfront, Paris for J for four hodis M Sapt fo ■09.2. Judd •#. Margot.. EUawortti,. o f the bus. wreak. Paraeta must tasKsh tham acthoola, a ta r t^ at 7:50 ajn. at turns at 2:80 pm. Mov. 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* C I> iy VH- ; dOKN^ TUlsDAY. SEPTiJMBE® A 1964 PAOI lONiriltitlP MAN0 HB8TER SVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTSB, OONN^ TUESDAY, S E P T E M m 9, 1964 M^WnHHM'raTR SYEKINO HERALD, MAN ' 9 . *I Care Not What Subject Is Taught if Only It Be TAught Well’ —Huxley ^Nothing Is More Frightful Than Ignorance in Action’ —Gk>ethe lehron Coventry SmiJ^Windsor fAHun^ia South Windsor Buses Bolton Bus Routes Andover E lem entary rade School 1,800 Pupils Start, Grade'Sehodi •school bU. routra toil yetr: Eua routes to Bolton JUNtOB-SENKNb HKMB Added Enrollment HIGH SCHOOL way, Pleasant VaUsy Rd. from mentary School, Bolton Junior- hw 8, 1:06 sm. at Rt 44A CMBaat Baa 1. Griffin Rd. at Rt 5 to BUtogton Rd., to Senior High School, and Man­ and Howard Rd., than at Pap- Enrollm ent Opens With A d d in g 22 WlndsorvlUe Rd., to Abbey Rd,, school. chester High School, releeaed by la’s ThlliaM Rd. at Plymouth New Addition "Opens ; Greets New Officials Miller Rd., Nevers Rd., to school. Bns 14, Buckland Rd. at the auperintindent ot tchooU , Urns ToDaBd Rd. at R t 44A, Bus 2, Burnham Station Wapping Center, Demtog St., an listed. No chengea win be R t 44A at Nwth Rd.. R t 8 at New Official PWtMr School OfMBS Clark St, EUtoig^ Rd., Wap­ Set at 2 7 5 towbitpw at 8:16 atn. with an South on BUltogton Rd., to Mc­ made the first week. Any ne- Wnuama R ^ Cider Mill Rd. at A total of at least 1,800 pu-f teach the cenversatlU oaal a««itti Wiadeor eestools wIBfenrolled la the local public ping Center, mcklsnd Rd., 8^S Cider Min et Fish’s oor- French courae to a limitiimlbM JSttetoBtod antnOaMat of 466. Guire Rd., King St. Brook St, Smith St, Wheeler Rd., Pleas­ oessary changes will be made Hebron Elementary School pUs aro sxpectsd to attsnd achoola of aboat 88. Mein St, StaUon 31 express to beginning Sept 14. The route nsr. Lake St at Goodwta Rd. The Andover Ekmentary opened today 'with Its new prla- of 16 students at tha lo* |S>« IlHUsday wlUf a b « w an* ant Valley Rd., to school. claaaes to the three local public New Teachen Bohobl and Newberry Rd., to Bast Wind­ for the Volkswagon bua re­ Ben 8. 7:90 am. at R t ^ at ■ehool started the 19M-6S otool. Bay Gardiner. cal h l^ school languaga labom pcrtBtmdaBt of acbooL^ a new Thirty-three additional teach- Bus 15, EUaabeth St, Edge- Klatoachmldt’s ot Stesk Cross- schools when seislans arc re­ a t^ . This wUl cover aa IntrO; Sdhool wUl sor HiU, to school. wood Rd., Belden Rd., North mains the same aa last year. school year at 9 sm . today with At Rham High, which opens • •■iatant Biq>artBtenilaBt at ere were hired by the South bo in oMrion on Wadnsoday for Bm 3, L ong HUl Rd. a t tog Rd., at South Rd., South sumed tomorrow. ductory and beginning ecHivef'' View Dr. from top ot hill to ELEMENTAET SOHOOi. pupUa In aU gradea raportlag tomorrow for Grade# 8 through achooU, a new asaiataat klgh Windsor school system for this Chapel Rd., Pleasant VaUey Rd., Bon 9, 8 am. at flora and Rd. at Ston^ Rd., South Rd. at 12. some 775 students are ex­ C oven^ High School classes satioaal course. Pleasant Valley Rd., to echool the end ot Fernwood Dr., Ver- except tor first graders who Mra. Owen 8. Trask, who Is fen . report Wheeler Rd„ Smith St, Buck- CmCHARD HILL SCHOOL caark Rd., then ConverM Rd. at pected to attend classes will begin at 7:45 am.; the achoid principal and a new prin* Avery Street School win have BOB Rd. at Mlkelia’, at Mor­ returning to the local high Boa routes romato basically land Rd., SuUlvan Ava, Ayers Ooiltaa: Bee t , BaUrarion Rd. Oninske’a, Bird: Mt. Rd. .at will start tomorrow. An enroll­ U m elementary school fac­ ripal for Wapptnc laeBMntary 8ve new teachers: Germains the aame as kat year and gan’s at Dr. Oram’s Robertson School at 8:15 am., school will teach home econom* Rd., to school from firehouee to W ^ ^ g Ctolek’s, Tinker Pond Rd. at ment of 975 la eiqwcted. At ulty this year is: Kindergarten, Aubin, Grade 6, Central Oca- Copies o t the routes wUl be Bos 4, Pierce Rd. to ElUngton and (Coventry Grammar School lea. 9he will he to chhegs UchooL Center, Oakland Rd. to Felt Morra’s, Villa Louisa Rd. at BOLrON BUS EOUTVS Mrs Berta Fontaine and Miss aectieut State College; Valerie maned to iww etadmita as well Rd., Clark St. Pleasant VaUey Bae 4 — 7:05 am. at R t 85 Rham high school. Grade 7 etu- at 8:45 am. of the beginner sawing courro ■ There are 8,4tT atuderita ooM- Rd., expreae to Foster St, to Villa Louisa, Volpi Rd. at Mc­ Natalie (Jolumbaro; educational For the first time in the his­ Wednesday nighta to a limltsd Ann Feltan, Grade 1, Universi­ as thoee who will switch to an­ R d .,.^ o r th View Rd., BUUngton at Hoar’s then L^asan Rd. and dsnta began eehool today; yared with M48 in June, S6S ty o f V erm ont; Sharon CHIbert, other bus route. school. Cann’s, Vol]^ and Carter SL, growth plan, or ungraded pri' tory of Coventry, all Grade 6 claaa of 12 students. more la etementary ariiooU, and Rd., Sand HUl Rd., to school. Bw 8, Long HUl Rd. at R t 85, Lorman RA at Fraaoh Grades 8 through 19 start to­ pupils will be housed in one Grade 8, Boston College (eighth Questioae eoncatntog thebu-s Bus 5, Rt. 6 and McGuire Rd., Campmeptlng Rd. at Ttwn mary, Mrs. Alice Fogll, Miss ' James Juros of Msachsstsr, aa In the tai(h echoed. Chapel Rd., Pleasant Valley Rd., Rd., Ffendi Rd. at Jarvis’, at m orrow . Marilyn Moser, Mrs. Florence sch ool Coventry Grammar year of teaching); Merijaae routes should be directed‘to to King St. Main St, Pleasant IJnit, R t 85 at ReopeU’s. ThS staff at tha elsmentary an architect with a firm hav*' ScboolbourBare: Hlyhachool Wheeler Rd., Smith St, Buck- Demtog Rd., at Sauer's *4 lit Rich, Mrs. Evelyn Rowley, M rs School to which a new 10- tog offices in Hartford and C3ere Moan, Grade 8, Salem Bhiglert’a Garage or to Mrs. Bos 9, 8:30 a.m. at O>ok Dr. school rematna the aasse except T:45 am. to 1:45 p.m.; Arery 85, R t 85 at School Rd.. He- Hazel Smith, Mrs. Alice Triktr, room addition has been built Rockville, a graduate of Man- State College, and Lorraine Jean Peters, school clerk. land Rd., Demtog St, Foster St, | ^ school. then Rt. 44A at PetoelCa, South hroplld. and School Rd., Hebron for the new social worker, M rs at., 8:15 am. to 2:15 p.m.; Or- Rooney, Grade 1. MoUoy Hot lunches and milk wttl be Mrs Joyce Walker and Miss during the past months. This cheater High School and the Oakland Rd.. SulUvan Ave. to ^ Benedict Dr. at Pine Rd. and Femwood Dr., Fern- Rd. at Shoddy Min Rd.. Hebron Lorraine Noone of Glastonbury. riia rd HIU. 8 :85 to 2:85 p m .; Catholic CoUege for Women. served starting on the first Gloria Wyman. school will alao house pupils Rhode Island School of Design, vrood at the end, R t 44A at Rd. at Webator Lans ot Pot­ M rs Janet Axtager win be on a from Grades 1 through 5 resld- tnaaaaat Valley 9 M to i M Orchard HiU will alao have day. Tickets will be required Pepin’s, Rt. 44A at North Rd., Also, Grade 4. David Calder- will teach oil painting. Hia ter’s half-time heals to the teaching Ing In the north end oT town. classes will be Wednesday pm.; Wapplnp Bemoitary, 6ve new teachers: Diana Louise for hinchee starting Sept 14. oh R t 5 to SuUlvan Ave., Troy Rt. 44A at Keeney Dr. Wood and Mrs. Nellie MaeWar- Paparian, Grade 1, Central Money will be collected EYiday ...... at Imperial Dr., Slater St, Bos 4 — 7'JO sm . ot Notch of physIcaUy handicapped rtiU‘ The Robertson School, which nights, limited to 15 studsnte. s Im am. to 2:85 pm. and Un­ Rd., Rye St, Famham Rd.,' Bos 8. 8 a.m. at Bolton Cen- z«n; Grade 6, Ronald Marshall will house pupils from Grades State Teachers Ck>Uege; Jsne A . for lunches chaigod during the Buckland Rd., to school Rd. ot Dlmock’s than ot Mon- dren. and Mra. Delvina Montlgny Idrs. Jsan Merrow, of the ion Ebaworth, 8:15 am. to 8:15 Dower Rd., Scantic Meadow Rd., Ur Rd.. at Traygis, then Bolton The prograau at the achool 1 through 6, will have students I Grammar School fsc- Rerig, Grade 1, Lycoming Col­ first week of school and tickets Bus 5, Birch HUl Rd. to Deep- nlse’s ot (fook Dr., WlUiama Grade 8, Mrs. Qloi;la Holbrook Hightower Rd., Rye St, Wlnd- wood Dr., Palmer Dr., Felt Rd., Center Rd. at Community Hall, Rd. ot Bolton Center Rd.; Bol­ wUl he about the same aa last malnly residing to the south I raught the mod- . School hinchee will be nerved lege, wniiamsport. Pa.; Bar^ for the following week will be and Michael Klapik; art Miss aorvUIe Rd., to school to s ch o o l at Meloche’s, Watanms Rd. at ton Center Rd. ot M t Sumner year except for introducing new end of town. ^ mathemstics adult course bars Reynold, Grade 1, WilU‘ sold at the same time. There­ Bus Foster rid. at Strong Npincy Goff, and music, Mrs. the flrat day at all achoola Bus 7, Beelzebub Rd. at Fos­ Dooley’s, Brandy St at Gor­ Rd., Blreh Mt Ext ot Oon mathemaUca concepts - the Parents of children entering y,,|. will conduct thh mantle State College; Sharon after, tickets will be sold on Rd., ElUngton Rd., to Gover­ WUo Suprenant. JMem will be 85 centa In the ter SL, to school ton’s, Brandy S t at Loomis Rd., verae Rd., Birch Mt. Rd. at Cleveland program. Into gradea Grade 1 at either of the two 1 juffo^octory course on this suh- Senna, Grade 5, Central Con­ Mondays for Grades 1-4 and nor’s Highway, Rt. 5, Chapel Mrs. Dorothy Klrkham Is the mementary acboola and 40 centa BVidays for Grades 5-8. They Bus ^ Benedict Dr., Pine Tree Brandy S t and School Rd. Carter St. Volpi Rd. at Birch 4, 5 and 6. Last year this pro­ elementary schools are remind- . Tuesday nights at that necticut and State College, and Rd., Main St., Newberry Rd., achool nurse, ami Mias Karen Ja u m high ariMoL Diane T. Zapedka, Grade 2, wUl be available at other times Lane, Pond Lane, to achool Bus 8, 8:30 a.m. at Notch M t Rd., Bolton Center Rd. at gram was confined to Grades Douglas Cheney, left, chairman of Bolton’s public bulkU^ ed th at the rep ort o f U»e p ro- 2 ? ^ . to sch o o l Neilson, the special claaa teach­ School hoUdaim will Include: Central Connecticut State Col at the office for emergencies Frink: Bus 11, Rfiymond Rd., Rd. at Manniae’s, then South Birch M t Ext, Bolton Cknter 1 through 3. Definlts planned commission, and PhlBp Uguori. supsrlntoidant of schrola, school physical .examtoaUoM I Hansen, a registered Bus 8, Pleasant Valley Rd. er. Oct. 80, teariien conference; only.' The use of charge slips Benedict Dr., Hlghview Dr., to Rd. iai^ Stoney Rd., South Rd. Rd. at Oark Rd. art instruction wUl be present­ check contract papers durtoig tour of ths town’s new Junlor- wUl be due rt the representaUve with an inveset- at Hilton Dr.. Hilton Dr. to About 88 ktodergarten atu- ficea of Robertson and 009 security firm In Msnehes- N ot. 8, election day; Nor. 11, Special teachers are Susan wUl also be restricted to emer­ s ch o o l at Nichols,, at Duncan’s, R t 8 ed at least once each week to senibr high school. (HaraM photo by Oflara.) school. Judy Lane, Sharon Dr., MANCHESTER Hlorf*** dents are expected. Mm. Fon­ Veteran’a Uay; Nor. 88 airi 27, Alpert, guidance counaelor and gen cy use. Bus 12, Diane Dr. around across from Jort to the cafeteria. . imUding committee of ths pro- van Ave., Graham Rd., Hayes Bus 4, 8 a.m.-at French Rd. Rd., south Rd. at Fernwood Dr. and M rs Mafy KoUer as a part- June 16. MerriU, educable. Western Alice Levesque, Grade 3; Miss shopping center, to school at Bauer’s, then at Assard’a, sion with 22 children. Senlors vrimse last names he- pggeg Junior High School h^s Barbara Sarnowakl (Irade 4, Rd., Nevers Rd., to school. Rt 44A at Pepin’s Tolland time cook. About 240 chUdren New Bkigland 0>Uege, Spring. Bus 10, Firehouse on EBling- Bns 14, Bazlier HUl Rd. at French Rd. at Demtog Rd., at High School Opens Days when the school vdll be gin with the letters A to F are geen meeting weekly since Ite 6eld, Mass. paraUve Economie Byatems in and Miss Nancy Goff, art su­ Rd. at Plymouth Lane, TrSland will be taking the school lunch. to report to aecuonSection 1;i; Ou to» Lib-lao- estahUahment••tahiiahroent sevairtsevarat montiBi Grade 12. H iis courae wiU be ton Rd., Miller Rd., Foster St Nichols’ home. Miller Rd., Fos­ Jarvla', French Rd. and Dyman closed to the coming school , Knrolknenta Increaaed In Plessant Valley Elementary pervisor. Rd. at Rt 44A, Rt 44A at Some of the other children take year: O ct 30, for the Connecti­ by to Section II; Uttle, June »o . The preliminary si •very ariiool town thia fall. taught on a one-half year basia, Blxt. to firehouse, express over ter St. Ext, ElUngton Rd., Rd., Lyman Rd. at Walsh’s, R t School win have six new teach­ Admiilistratiye Goals . Mr. Patros held an all-day Birch HiU Estates entrance, to North Rd., Vernon Rd. at Mi- m ilk only. cut Education Aaaodatlon Con­ to Pierson, to SecUon HI, and suhmittod by the arohiUta c t wUl ^Tety St. increaaed to 544 com­ the second half of the course staff meeting for all person­ Beelzebub Rd. to Pine Knob 86 at Hoar’s, R t '85 and Darn­ Raymond Goodale continues ju p t W ers: Donna E. Austin, Grade 1, Dr., Gully Dr., Murray Rd., school. kella’ , Vernon R d. iat hopaa'a, Doors for First Time vention; Nov. 11, Veterana’ Day; Plaster to Z, to Section IV. )m dlseussad with Su pared with 480 laat year; Or- will be entitled Modem World nel, today at the school. in g Rd. Rt. 44A at Howard Rd., Cider i as custodian after many Oehtral OonnecUeut State Col­ Problem s. Dogwood Lane, Highland Dr., CNION-ELLSWORTH Bos 4, 8:30 a.m. at Bolton Nov. 25 to 27, Thanksgiving re­ Juniors, A to D, report to I Schools WUson Ti^ y at h tdiard Hin, 562 to 481 laat year; lege and the University of SCHOOLS MUl Rd. at S-J*s Goodwin Rd. years service to this ciqwcity. cess; Dec. 24 to Jsn. 1,' Christ Room 8; F to Ken, to Room 5; msattog at ’1:80 pjn. TOursday The purpose o f the courae ia Listed by Dr. Curtis Raymond Rd., Bennet Dr. to Center Rd. at M t Sumner Rd., ■ Bolton Junior - Senior orchestra, composed of rteaaant VaUey, 581 to 468; Connecticut; Gary L. Bogli, sch ool CoUtos: Bus 1, Mato St at then at M cC arrick’a, at W il­ at Lake St, Cider Mffl Rd. at He wUl be assisted by J mss vacation; Fab. 22, for a Kies to Pat, to Room 8; Par. | at the local hi|^ schort. Unkm-KDaworth, 486 to 464; to famlUarise the students with HiUman. School opens Its doors offi ila to the vvper grades, will Preliminary plana are that Grades 7 and 8, Trinity Col­ Bus 11, Up Barber Hill Rd., Chapel Rd., to Union, Mato St liams Rd., at Cavanaugh’s Oa L ake St. started and iiwtrumentai las- short February recess; April 18, to Sim., to the Auditorium on Wappinp, 658 to 585; and the lege; William Rooney, Grade 5, various ecomnnic systems rang­ New Teachers to Ellsworth. B us drivers 'wiU be Conrad for the first time today, wH Good Friday; April 19 to 23, this proposed school win hougs ing from capitallam to commu­ Superintendent of Schools Dr. William H. Curtis indi­ Griffin Rd.. Niederwerfer Rd., rage, Rt 6 at Williams Rd., B os 8 — 7 am. at l^num orientation seaslona tor both soos be offered. the right side, and Smith to Z, High School, 634 to 612. The S t Michael’s Odlege. Winooski Ellington Rd., Dart Hill Rd., Bns 2, Chapel Rd. a t R t 5, Rd. and Rt. 85, then Lyman Rd. Bchats WUUam Kowalski John spring vacatiim; Memorial Day, to the auditorium on the left aU pupils In Grades 7 and A i** nism. Modem World Problems, cated this week that priifiary administrative goals of Vernon Rd. at Barron's, at teachers and pupUs to aquaint Grades 4, 5 and 6 will have ilavmg the high school o l epedal claaa meeting at the V t; Mary A. Saezyk, Grade 4, Newmarker Rd., turn up Dart to Main St, King St, Pleasant Mikella’, at Morgan’s, at Dr. and French Rd., R t 85 at School HUhnan, and John Hutchinson. physical educatloa under the in- May 31. Change in the usual side. the second half of the course, Join System them with the new huildtog. date is made to avoid celebration thesa classes where now all |iigh achool win have 12 atu- Boston CoUege, Boston, Masa; will deal with emergent civiliza­ the coming school year are to eliminate inadequacies in HHI Rd. to A very St., Beelze­ Valley Rd., tb schools. Gram ’s Rd., Hebron Rd. at Sdiool sti^tlon of the high school Bus 8, Scantic Meadow Rd., With this addttkmal facility, of the day on Sunday. Sophomores, A to Fagan, ro- Grades ^ 7 through 19 n » dmta, the name aa laat year. Revecca Pe, Grade 1, Lyco­ tions and newly independent na­ the Manchester school system. bub Rd., Foster St., Oakland Bus 5, 8 am. at Rt 85 at Rd., Hebron Rd. at Shoddy Bolton Elementary School, tepchers at least once a week. Heading a ataff of 181 teach- A total ot 64 new teachers Rd., end Of Foster St. express Plum Lane, Harvest Lane, Rye The following bus drivers port to Room 7; Fer. to H oi, to| ^uaad. ming College, W illiamsport Pa., tions of the world with the focus Dr. Curtis has said that a<^’ Lodi’s, then School Rd. at Zap­ MUl R d.. School B d. a t which has housed eight grades At the Junior high level stu- Room 8; Hon. to Morgmn. K w - \arm will be Chaiiea L. Warner, and Mary Virginia Warner, WU- great deal of consideration has have been appointed to the staif to s ch o o l St. from Hightower Rd. to pa’s Hebron Rd. and Webster Brandy St, Brandy St at dento will have tor the first have been approved by the on Asia and Africa. enough money to keep profes- Farnham Rd. to schools. ECHS Begins since consolidation in 1948, win neth., report to Room 9 ; MoT' eiqierintendent of achoola. War­ Umantic State CoUege. been given to services needed as ot the Manchester School sys­ Bus 12, Graham Rd. at Hayes Lane. Hebron Rd. at Simmons’, Loomis Rd., Brandy S t at Bol­ time to their Bolton school ca^ board of education: Alfred Gold­ (Current A ffairs, Grade 12, wiU sionail staff working on curricu­ Bus 6, Ellsworth only. Scan- only go up to Grade 6. stein, Floyd Fogll, Henry Pimm, fan, B. to 8el to Room 10, nnd ner assumed the poet thia past Union - Bniaworth wiU have part of a modern educaticmal tem tor the coming year. Rd. to Robert Dr., Thomas St., at Fiano’s at Dr. Sheridan's, ton CenUr Rd., Bolton Oent«* Kindergarten classes, started reers a gymnasium with a giveive terminal students an oppor- lum development during the Griffin Rd., Graham Rd., Nev­ tic Meadow Rd.. Dower Rd., Ruascll Meroicr, Donald Heath, Shafer to 4, report to the 662 Enrolled July. He was a school' aupwln four new teachers: Faye Alt­ program . With two teachers returning Hebron Rd. and Lnomls Rd., Rd. at West Bayhsrty Rd^ Bol­ Fourth Year three yea rs ago and held In planned physlcel educetion pro­ ^ tendent in Monroe for the past nmillity to gain Insighta into cur­ summer time. from leaves of absence all open­ ers Rd. to school. McGrath St at Rye St, to Herbert Clark and Edmond Chemistry Room. shuler, Grade 1, Russell Sage, rent world affairs. Though he recognizes that ail A primary and time consum­ Hebron Rd. at Dr. Alton’s at ton Center Rd. at Toomey Lnns churches, will he to the elemen­ gram, Industrial arts, home eco­ >,»even years. services cannot be added at ings have been flUed. Bns 18, Palmer Dr., Deep- school- C rock ett’s nom ic facilities at^ an arts Leach. Substitutes approved Freshmen, A to Cro., report Troy, N. Y.; Mary Carroll, Business, Grade 9, personal ing task of the administration Bus 6, King St. at McGuire Bolton Center Rd. at Clark Rd., East CathoUc High School tary school building but no bus Warner la a natlTe of WU- once he believes additional serv­ New special teachers are Mrs. wood Dr., express to Kelly Rd. Bos S, 8:30 a.m. at Rt. 44A transportation will be provided. and cnfta room. Grade 10 will an Clarence Taylor, Spafford to Biology Room; Cun. to Kan' At St. James’ Grade 4, Boston CoUege; Osrol typing, is a half year course each year ia the preparation of Rd., Mata St from traUer R t 85 at Loomis Rd., Demtog will begin Its fourth year to­ .Hamsborg, Masa He earned a ices are necessary. He also Lynne Ostrow, Mementary art; at Avery St., Laurel Lane, at Skinner’s, then Tolland Rd. Grade school enrollment is es­ use the new biology lab. Grabber, Harold Clanc and noriwn, to the Physics Room Ann GiorgetU, Grade 5, Central planned to give a pupil suffi­ the budget. Dr. Cwtis said that Birch Rd., Oak St, Kelly Rd., camp to King St, to schools Rd. at French Rd., Fimeh Rd. HA. degm at Amherst College feels it is the obligation of 'his M n. Barbara Damauskas, in­ and Rt 44A, Tolland Rd. and morrow with an orientation tim ated at 500. At the high edMol level three OelesUno Augusto. Kennon to Han, to Room 24, St. James’ School win ham OonnecUeut State CoUege, and cient skill on the typewriter for work will begin no later than termediate educables; Mrs. Spruce lAne, Benedict Dr., ' Bus 8, WUlison Dr. at Dow­ at Sauer’s French Rd. at R t and Nightingale to Z, to the and a master’s degree in educa- Gall MacLeod, Grade 4, Cmtral office to make a constant effort September for completion by Plymouth Lane, Plymouth Lane 85, Rt 85 at Birch Mt Rd., seaslon for Juniors and seniors The new Brandy St school, definitely juanned but not rigid its largest enrollment—682— dlon at Boston Uhtreralty and average needs. to eliminate Inadequacies as fast Jean McCumber, Intermediate High View Rd.. Benedict Dr„ er Rd„ Meryl Rd., McGrath and, Uynwood Dr., Uyn'wood pngranu are offered, according Music Room. Connecticut State CoUege. Note Taking, Grade 9, is in­ D ecem ber. Rd. at Rye St, to schools. . Birch Mt. Rd. at Voh|>i Rd., from 8:30 amu to 12:30 p.m. begim in the sum m er o f 1961, when It «q?cns tomorrew wlt)i WiD be com pletin g his sixth aa possible. trainables; Miss Mary Haskell, Pine Tree Lane, Benedict Dr. Dr. ist the end. will have about 256 rttidenta to to Uguori. Ona course is tor Pupils of Grades 7 and I are Wapping Elementary School tended to give puidls sufficient One of the new programs that Frink: Bos 9J)ower Rd. at Volpi Rd. at Ckrter St., Volpi The Rev. Charles E. Shaw, Most Cafeterias Mass at 8:30 ara. Ths Rev. year studies in administration Dr. Curtis outlined the follow­ elementary music; Mrs. Helen to school. Bns 6, 8 sm . at Box M t Rd. Grades 7 through 10. students ptahntog to enter de- to check on the bulletin boards. will have five 'new teachers; skill In shorthand to reproduce serves to Ughten the load of tho Neumann, elementary physical Bus 14, Sand Hill Rd. at El­ Farnham Rd., to Scantic Mead­ and St. then Brookfield Rd. at VUla Loulaa Rd., Birch principal, says all students IfTse - grantlhg insUtutlqna, one ______John D. Itagan said tha adwol and supervlaion at the Unirer ing educational areas that need administration is the newly re­ Pupils In Grades 11 and 12^ rity of Bridgeport. BSisabeth Bradlau, Grade 2, Uni­ important lecture ideas in ab­ strengthening in order to pro­ education; Mrs. Veronica Os­ lington Rd., Eniin^on Rd. to ow Rd., Pear Tree Lane, Ann Rd.. Cider MUl Rd. at Kilpat­ M t Ebrt at Bolton Center Rd., should be to school Thursday lOr students to business educa­ Open Thursday breviated form. organized data processing cen­ estim ated at 100, w ill finish th e lf School lunch menus nt thalwni offer a new rsadtag prfr versity of ConnecUcut; Bar­ duce students able to meet to­ born, speech and hearing thera­ Beelzebub Rd.. Avery St., Oak­ Rd., Hightower Dr„ Rye St, rick’s Rt. ^ at Dr. Leventhal’s, Bolton Center Rd. at M t Sum­ at 8:80 am. A special welcome tion and one tor students who The new superintendent haa bara Fritzen, tranalUan room, Business Law , Grade 11, is a ter. This program, now part of Griffin Rd, ludica Poultry education at Manchester three local p ^ c schoola will gnun u d a ccntiiwiatfam of MB been connected with public day's competitive challenges; p is t land St., Wapping Cemetery, to Bolton Center Rd. and Birch ner Rd., Bolton center Rd. at day for freshmen is scheduled do not idan to continue achool AU cafeterias in the M anches­ Syracuse University; John Bal- half-year course that shows the the central office on Main St., Farm, to school. School. The class o f 1967 w ill again be published this oonilag gng educatloai! «choro Bridge Rd. to Tobacco roUad, the school’s capacity. <&y ot school. Highland Park Is principal in elementairy and 11, is a half year course to help closely with state officials await­ at Kovelenskl’s home, Ident Five teachers moved from the The riiarge p « chUd for 1 Vtene.*Aft«^ Secondary achoola in Maesochu- Central fState (^nnecUout Col­ education, the use of education­ guidance; Mr. James Hlgginbot- school. Rd. to Pleas to Doubkday Rd. Thia year will see East Catho­ elementary school to teach Jun^ lU s year Latin I nnd H and undergoing renova lions that wUl I lege, and Carolyn Webster, young people understand our ing the implementation of the tom, muric; Mr. Thomas Oon- AVERY ST. SCHOOL Rd., Strong Rd., to schools. lic's first graduating class re­ French I and H a n being of­ -A ” Lunch, whlri. Includes « i* -l -setts and New Hampriiire. He buainess system an$!l4mprove al television, and school play­ Columbia to R t 87 to Lebanon line return ior high courses at the high prevent opening the cafeteria I Grade 2,' University of Oon- federal Vocational - Eklucational Ion, English; Miss Ruth Prat Collins: Bus 1, KeUy Rd. to Bns 11, to Ellsworth, Sul­ ceive diplomas. The students fered. The language laboratory half plat at milk 'vaar-olds wffl he grouped a^ la certified for full admlnlstra- their buying habits ao they can ground and athletic field facUi- A ct o f 1963. This act, Dr. Curtla to R t 87 and Doubleday Rd. to school. Ten new teachers were there before November. will be: high school, 96 cents; 1 ^ n ecU cu t Ues. ley, French; Mr. David Gib­ Woodland Dr., to school livan Ave. at West Rd., to town come from Manchester, East win h# used. Next year Uguori _____ t i e five and superviaory positions get the,,moet out of fiieir in­ said, provides funds for current meet Bus 6. Meets bus 8 at 8:27 hired tor this school, wWch The price of meals remain the 90 -in Connecticut, New Toifc and Specifically, Dr. Curtis said bons, English; Mr. Ralph Boles, Bus 2, Dart Hill Rd. at El­ line on R t 5, back on Rt. 5 to Hartford, Glastonbury and hopes to expand the language same aa to previous years — 85 Robertson i program win aUow oontianous South Windsor High School com es. vocational training and for re­ Pola Brick Yard, to achool p m . shares the librarian and the art Coventry Grammar School 80 ^ ___ ’Maasachusetta. will also have five new teach­ the Junior high 6-3-3 program mathematics; Mrs. Henrietta lington Rd. to Avery St., to Bus Routes TYto C, leaves Doubleday Rd. South Windsor. and m usic teachers with the elC' p r o m n ie cents vrlth dessert at elemantary Business Mathematics, Grade training procedures. It applies Sime, mathematics; Mrs. Cyn­ sch o o l Bua 11, To Union, Maine St- In sports, the emphasis sriU Warner was a leader In Mon- ers: James Greenberg, Grades needs further implementation. primarily to the secondary and and R t 87 at 8.'02 a.m. to Pine Five new programs wUl be mentary school and ju n ior Mgh schools and 86 9, includes a review of basic The housing of niing’s Junior thia W. Mottie, mathematics;' Bus 3, Dogwood Lane, Pam Just south of EUlsworth, to Dex­ ad Membrlal library in honor « .WiBdaor achoola. and University of ConnecUcut; school systenos. Manchester has Bns 9, starting at 7:61 a.m., St., meets Bus 1. Mseta Bus ley zuZel waa hired to mid' cream . Bela Tpkacs, Grades 9^ science, to the simple clerical office Jobs Irene Boles, mathematics; Miss Oak St to school Tech School Actoevement audio-visual club, summer and serves aa acting group Is alao planned. MUk w ill he available in all that the children arc to bring y u late Preaideat Two I n # ’ ' William It. Perry waa ap- in which record keeping la in­ less than one high school guid­ at 3:36 pm. and Grade 10, biology, Lebanon ance person for SOO students. For Crossings Lois PeUicelU, Btoglish-Spanish; Frink: Bns 9, Beelzebub Rd. Rt. 87 to Sxegda Rd. to John­ French Club, Spanish Club, and principal at the high school Brtra-curricular activities will schools at 8 centa a half pint. thslr hmeh money and thair grod new books have been m at pointed aaslstant siqwrintend- volved. TYip E, starts at Msrritt’s to milk money to echool dally. |gg la soienee, fine arts, aM «pt oC achoola esurly last month. VaUey Ck>Uege, and AUaii T. The field of social work is an­ Mr. Gordon Turner, industrial at Foster St.. Charing Rd., Enrolls 285 son Rd. to Cards Mill Rd. to the National Honor Society. well as guidance director tor he organised as the desires of Ice cream may he purchased GemmeU, guidance counselor, Foreign Languages, Spanish other concern. Manchester Uniformed men and wom en arts; Mrs. Barbara W. Parken- Norton Rd., Avery „ St., to Doubleday Rd. to R t 87 to Le­ the students become known. A every day in the Jimlor high On recommendation of the klstory.mvva J* .'..Perry haa been aaeociated I, the third language to the cur­ John Deere Tractoc at 8:10 Seventeen new staff members both schools. Springfield CoUege. school social workers handle an ham, Lafin-BhigUah. school. *• banon line to Oook HUl Rd. and Lincoln Nystrom starts hia late hua will he provided when schools and to the elementary town auditor, the Teduced S — t .James’ “ wtn emitiime tU with the town achool syatem rent offerings in the Foreign will once again guide school- A new Industrial electronics a.m., to high school Returns to have been added to the faculty. rates’' fer l a ^ famillae wlU tadivkhiallzsd mathematics pro­ Elementary School Curriculum average o f 167 cases per person, nitog Junior High: Mias M. Bns 10, EUm S t, to Maple St., returns to Psgach’s to meet Bua They are: Sister Veronica second year aa principal of the the need develops. Frequent as- schools on the days It Is Includ­ pince 1957 and had served as Language Department. Other bound children across Manches­ WUlow S t . W oodland Dr., Oaik shop will be available for stu­ Porter School 3:25 pm. 8. leaven school at 4:18 p.m. have to he dlsmtlnued, Supt gram which has proven ao A reconstructed primary sci­ nearly triple the national stan­ Beth Meiners, English; Mrs. M a^e, who will teach math; elementary school. Supt. Philip semhHea wlU be held. ed In the menu. jvinc^lkal of the Pleasant Valley languages now being taught are ter streets. St at KeUy Rd., to school. dents this year as Howell Che­ Bus 3, starting'at 7:47 a.m., Trip F, starts at Pagneh’s Sdiool begins at 8KI6 a.m. at TlUey stated. eeortul in the past. Father and W applng Baementary ence program wUl be introduced dard. Dr. Curtis called attention Lita Preston, mathematics; ney Technical School opens Its Sister Ann Martina, library; Uguori will serve In the capa' Tickets may be purchased French and Latin. Duty hours at most schools Bus 11, Niederwerfer Rd. to Rt. 6A to Macht Rd. to Thomp- 59 a.m. to Leonard's Bridge the high school and will be dis- gan said. The program to ito S ch oola , this year. Work on a new sci­ to the inadequacy of the art, M iss CsiroUne BHelds, general doors for the third year. Ronald J. aiaham. English; dty of high school principal. weekly In a minimum number Plrtis are for the following Science, Earth Science, Grade Dart HUl Rd., do'wn Lawrence aon Hill Rd. to J. Deere Trac­ to school. leavss school 8:20 m l s ^ at 2:10 p.m. 8choo)Uun« fifth year is dasigiMd to e r t , He ia a graduate of the Cen­ ence program for Grades 4 music, and elementary physical will be from 8 to 9 a.m., 11 science; Xfrs. Kathryn M. Patu- Dr. M anganelll said fou r In- Sister .Christine Marie, biology; In the elementary.school Ify- deterratoed by the indtvidunl week’s manue to be pubUriied through 6 wlU continue this 9, Is the first course to a se­ lak, mathematics-earth science; Rd., down Newmarker Rd., tor at 8:10 a.m., to high school. p m . Strom plans to start work on from 9 a.m. to 8:10 p.m. at the schools. Money for the foUow- Friday. ate a graater interest hi m a ^ tral OonnecUeut State College quence of qieciallzed secondary ed staffs. Art teachers, for in­ a.m. to 1 p.m., and 2:80 to 8:80 cipal, said the school’s enroll- Sister' Marie Lucldle, French; ematins as well as g r a o t e ^ faU. M rs Donna Lilly, En^lah-soclal Dart HIU Rd. to Avery St, Returns to Porter School at ciprlculum guides to unify the clcmcataiy school tog week’s lunches will he col­ Due to renovations at Coven­ and received his master’s de­ science courses with focus ia up­ stance, now handle 60 classes p.m . mi^nt has Increased to 286 stu­ Sister Catherine Virgins, Span- dorstaadlag of the dsrtmsl ’The new primary science each. studies; Mr. Cbarles Merrick, to s ch o o l 3:36 p.m . Irti; Jphn.Belllno, biology; Sis­ teaching systems, so that each Milk win be sold rt the high lected on Friday at Verplanck, try Grammar Briiool kltchsn, gree 'and sixth' year certificate on the areas of geology, as­ Bus 12, Laurel St. at KeUy dents. Last year the achool en­ school ' hut' otherwise hinch Buihhsr syatam. in administration and super- 'program is related to the Dr. Curtis says recruiting and Police Chief James Reardon English-social studies; Mrs. Vir­ Bus 4, starting at 7:51 a.m, ter Virginia Therese, art; Sis­ teacher wlU have an outline of Lincoln, Manchester Green, milk only wiU bd nerved this tronomy, meterology and oceain- urges parents to have- their chU­ Rd., Brian Rd., Oak St., Birch rolled 250. Teachers Meet must be brought from home It io geared to admulato a Tiakm from the University of tiling, children can observe handling personnel is becoming ginia Reynolds, art. to Rt. 87 to Lake Rd. to Sleepy ter Loretta Marie,. business the subject areas covered In Buckley and Buckland and on W6€k. ography. dren make use of the guarded Rd., Laurel St., to school. Dr. Mangenelll said four in­ since then ic no cafeteria and more iatelUgeat and fieqjNiit Connectient. and handle. The emphasis ia on such an exacting and time-con­ Bentley: Mrs. Patricia Trevi­ structors have been added to HoUow to R t 87 to Ltadholm’a su b je cts; P eter Frank, EtogUrtr. each grods. Nystrom said he M onday In all other schools. The menus foUow; Tomorrow, sensory rather than the pure crossings as much as possible. thick, Grade 5; Mrs. Betty Saun­ Bus IS, On and from Mur­ Mew Students at Sister Msrie Adrte, physics, hoped to be able to use educa­ no vending machines are a vail- MUk money will be collected steak sandwich on roO with use of mental crtcidaUeu la the • -He has been active in the suming Job the system might ray Rd., Pine Knob Dr., to the staff. He said the larger corner to Rt. 6 to high school, intellectual or abstract con­ Guards and their assignments ders, Grade 6; Mias Barbara mathematics; Sister Julie Ed­ tional TV and to have regular abla. • weekly on Friday at Bentley, ketchup rsUsh, potato chlpe, let­ eetonathm of proMens ^ local currlenhun study groups well start to consider a position school- staff wiU aUow more course of­ Returnk to Porter School at Mllfi vrill be sold tbU week at cepts, according to school of­ MHS Students. for this work alone. arc as follows: McIntosh, Grade 1; Mrs. Jo Ann MHS Tomorrow wins, physics; Slater lx>uise and class assemblies to the CD Robertson and Nathan Hale tuce and tomatoea with creamy their sOhiUon. : to the South Windsor Biduca- Don Daley of 10 Pine St., at Bus 15. Woodland St at ferings and greater flexlbUity 3:36 p.m . the elementary achool The hot ' School clesoee will alao tah# tion Association, has nerved as ficia ls. In almost all cases. Dr. Cur Scats, Grade A Dorothy, English; Robert Bsim- room . schools. mayonnaise and deeeert; Thurs­ Center and Adams Sts.; Ehigene Avery St, Highland Dr., Pine in meeting educational pro­ Boa 8, starting at 7:34 am. limch progntoi 'rtn begin Mon­ advantage the adncatlonSi president of the Hartford Ooun- Science experiences wUl be tia said, efforts to eliminate pro­ Bowers: Mias Marianne Hart, berger, mathematics; Douglas Art and music will be given Parents wishing their child day, Italian epaghsUi with meat at Assigned Rooms DeCobert of 104 Charter Oak St., Knob Dr., - Apple Tree Lane, blem s. Rt 8A to West St to meet New students and softoomorea once a week. An elementary day. television prognma offored Il7 jEy Elementary School Prin- specific rather than general and blem areas have been provided Grade 2;. Miss Margaret Mac- Fine Knob Circle, to school Kenneth Wlnlarskl 86, a Trip A, to Robinson’s to Hunt Gaffney, history; Richsurd Pl- to buy only one meal/may do so and cheaea sauce, toeaed ealsd are selected to broaden the at Green School; William Grif­ Neil, Kindergarten. should pick up their schedules lon, EngUsh; Richard Regan, with French dmning, XtaUen ataanel 94, Hertford. a itA fCjipaU association . and is a Manchester High. School for In the yearly budgets only to WAPPING EI.EMENTARY graduate of WUcox Technical Rd. to Pine St. to Doitoleday b y awning the moMy on the natural curiosity and interest be excluded latei; by other bud: fin of 90 Henry St., at Lincoln Highland Park: MIm Judith and locker asaignmenta and English. bread and wple hetty, nnd Fri­ Channel 13, New Yerit Tki member of the executive emn- homeroom assignments for School Mrs. Ruth Blevins ot CoUlns: Bus 1, Henry Rd. to School, Meriden, wUl bS an Rd. to R t 87 to high school Re­ morning of the day they wish mittee of the Enenientary of the chUd. Ekiucators feel get demands. Hartley, Ktodergarten; Mrs. meet their homeroom teachers Students will attend half-day day, com chowder with ertek- pngramn are used hecauee |ri Grades 9 through 12 are as fol­ 178 S. Main St., at South School; Hayes Rd., Graham Rd. to automotive Instructor. He has turns to Porter School at 3:55 to buy. Jbdxiol Principals Asaociatlon ot that most effecUve learning In Ottier m atters, the admin­ Judith Buoneme, Grade 2; Mrs. s ch o o l « had considerable experience at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow, Man sessions this Full ses­ Hebron Bus Routes The menu for the first two cre, tuna ftrii and celery sand­ their adapUbiuty to mhjaict takes place when a person dis­ low s; Mrs. Gloria Anderson of 49 Tuck p m . sions will begin next week. Coaaixticat. istration has discussed a more Theresa 2krbo, Grade 8. Bns 3. Pierce Rd., Foster Rd., in pie Industry In and Chester High School Principal A days is as follows: Thursday: wich with lettuce, pickle aUcao matter a t varioua grade love|t| covers a c Hottln will. be the first as­ science, matter, energy tis has asked for more clear, Winslei*, Grade 1; Mrs. Gwen field St., to Graham Rd., Nev­ dustrial electronics program. to R t 87 to Porter School. Re Bus 1: 7:80 a.m. at North again to the town's history, the wiU complete ths wosk jNgSt- d biological science. By de­ Room 101, A-Bal; 122, Bam- Magrel of 50 Homestead St., at Higgtabottom. Grade 1; Mias turns 8:16 p.m. . Rogers outlined general prln- Old Colchester Rd, Colchester rot salad, milk and ice cream. sistant principal for- South written policies to prevent staff W. Middle Tpke. and Homestead ers Rd., Henry R 8 at the Wapping E3ementary arrive at scientific observsUons Goe; 213, Goo-Hlc; 222, Hll-Jo; istration. } At.so, M rs. Anne H erdic o f 83 Grade 1; Miss Karen Anderson, Rose Bridge Rd. to Rt. 8^ to jE^ht Rooms turn. R t 86, R t 267. Mlll- 226, Ju-Lan; 229, Lar-Mag; to school. dies. He is a reaident of Hart­ no unusual attire is permitted. stream Rd., Wood* Rd., Rt. ^A . Mass to Open modem mathemntica wna con­ foijms oa toe opening day of School from 1059 to 1961. Since arid discovery. The new curricu­ The board’s educational poli­ Olcott St., et S. Adams and Ol- Gfad^ 1. Stiicklftnd Rd. to Sfnith Rd. to Btresm Rd, Kinney Rd. lum in. Grade 7 will emphasize 232, MaJ-Me; 239, Ml-Nor; 240, Bus 7, Abbey Rd. Maskel Rd., ford. Mrs. Clara Gibber, a real; That means nothing exofic, and Bus 2: 7:20 a.m. at Hope Trip 9, 8:36 a.m. at R t 6A, ducted for adults ia the evenhir ool then he haa held the Blast Long- cies committee is expected to cott Sts.; No'mian BJorkman ot Wa^Well: Miss Sonja Ander­ R t 6 to Ht. 87 to Lakerlew Ter' Valley Rd,» to Jones St, Bur­ life science only, in Grade 8 the Nou-Per; 248, Pet-Rlc; 266, 230 HUUard St., at W oodbridge Miller Rd. at Abbey Rd., Nevers dent of Hartford, wUl serve as skirts diould he cut at mid-knee. An addition to the Pleasant at lippencotte turns back to Parish School at 'Coventry Grammar School, ive new teachen wiU M *’ meadow post. assume leadership to policy de­ son, Grade 3; Mrs. Elizabeth race to Porter School. Returns rows Hill Rd, Rt. 6-A. curriculum will emphasize phy­ Rln-Sel; 268, Sen-Sto; 270. Str- St and W. Middle Tpke.; WU- Rd., to school. part-time librarian. Mrs. Gibber Tactics of rolling skirts at the Valley School is expected to-be schooL ' sponsored bp the sehoqrs FTA . the eriiool staff to IT , Hottin waa graduated from velopment this fall. 1%e repre­ Ruggles, Grade 2; Miss Janice has been a Ubrarlan at Bullard 8 :80 p m . . ^ s 8: 7i35 a.m. at Rt. 85 unit ^ sical science or rudimentary V; 271, W-Z. liam J. W ylie o f 50 Lake S t . Lee Parker, Grade 2. ' FYlnk: Bus 10, Nevers Rd. at belt line to get the hem above Boa 5 : 8:05 Am. at Burnt HUl AssihnpUon Junior * High .bone. 'Hie new teadborraro Springfield College in I860. He Juniors sentative committee of the pro­ Haven Technical School in B oa S, returns from high the knee will not be tolerated. largely completed by the open' and North St., to London Rd, received hia MA.. degree from chemistry and physics. at St.| Bartholomew’s School; One new teacher was added Miller Rd., to Griffin Rd., all of Rd. and East S t. -aU pupUs to School wlU begin classes tomor­ RegistrationB for these adult Sister M. Jooaphns and 111* fessional ataff is also^expected Brook St., to school Bridgeport lor the laat six achool by R t 8 to Hop River Neither wfll quick hemming to tog of school, according to Supt. in and out of London Park. classes will take place rt 7 Barry, Grodo 8; SisU n Westfield State College in The elementary science com­ Room 103, A-Bar; 111, Bas- to undertake studies they be­ Mrs. (JaroUnc KrinJ^ of 53 B3- to each ot the following schools: Webster Lane and return. Burnt row morning foUowing an 8:46 mittee has worked the past year Bus 11, Lake St. at Abbey years. Rd. to Hop River VUlMe to Rt. the washrooms. of Schools caisrlcs Warner. St. ^ p.m. Sept. 10 at Coventry Ignatlua and ^ BlaoO nifo Ifiseachusetta in June. Bl; 118, BJ-Bur; 127, Bus- lieve pertinent to Unproving the dridge St., at Nathan Hale Buckland. Miss June MltcheU, Bus 4: 7:25 a.m. at Rt. 86 HUl Rd, WaU S t, to and out i*««P in the paxiab church cele­ on the preparation of a new Rd. Ehit., express over Abbey 'There are now seven separate 6 to Whitney Rd. to R t .87 to The administration asks that Grammar School The progrira TradajA .Hottln is married and has Chan; 128, (3hap-Cra; 131, Cro- school system. j School; Mrs. Virginia L. Bapien- Grade 4; Keeney, Miss Lee Nel­ The addition includes eight 6nd North Rd.. all Amston Vil­ Baaketshop Bd„ Wall S t brated by the Rev. Ernest Cop- and SIstor M. Aquin. Qcadap science curriculum for Grades 1 Dow; 138, Doy-Fo; 144, Fr- za o f 136 W alker St., at P rin ce­ Rd. to Robert Dr., Fox Meadow programs students can foUow. achooL Returns 8:85. ^ . students make every possible ef­ classrooms, a Ubrafy, teacher’s Bua 8 ; 8:10 a.m. rt R t 85, pg is again being sponsored by file four children. He recently Several programs are now un­ son, , Grade S; , Manchester But 4f retunui from h i s “ lage to Colchester line, return principal. moved to South Windsor. through 8. The elementary sci­ Gob; 148,j Goo-Har; 152, Hat- ton St. and E. Middle Tpke.; Lane, Graham Rd., to school. These include tool and die, ma­ fort to dress at home. Personal conference and work rooms. ^ Slocum Rd., Martin Rd, Wast x i i *chbol wUI be open for BchoM’s FTA unit der study by various persons Green, MUs SondrA Houghtallng chine shop, carpentry, electri­ school on Rt 6 to Rt 6A- to to Niles Rd, Old Colchester At a special meeting of the ence committee Included; Mrs. Hum; 109, Hun-Lap; 204, Lar- Mrs. Joan Cunningham of 36 Bns 12, Spring St. at Lake disorganisation should not be washrooms. Three sets of the S t. R t 94 to BnmeUa, return to the flrrt day and The charge wUl be 88 par and departm ents In the school Peek, Grade 2; South, Miss Joan cal, autp mechanics, machine school first pickup. Axalrod perpetrated upon one’s class- Rd, Qjlchester line and return, S ch ool ExpaQdfK,| board of education on Aug. 81, Rfinlfred Kenny, chairman. Or­ Luk; 210, Lum Maa; 211, Mat- MarahaU Rd., at Summit and Karter, Grade 1; Washtogton, St., to Nevers Rd., Hayes Rd., classrooms are dcnible class- R t 86 via Porters and Nygrena. jrom 8:45 n.m. to 9:90 p.m course and 815 per couple who chard HiU; Mrs. Jane Luta, system. Dr. Oirtls says some of drafting, and Industrie electron­ R t 6. Retunia 8:35. mates. Blaarre ^n>earances in and out of OreyvlUe Rd, Marvin F. Bhsenberg waa elec­ Mes; 217, Met-Ne; 224, Ni-Per; them are the possible extension Hollister ,Sts.; Andrew McGow­ MUs Jean Foley, Grade 0. Graham Rd.. Ayers Rd., to rooma with sliding doors. The thereafter. enroU In one course or two Pleasant VaUey; Mrs. Renate 225, Pet-Sh; 235, Si-Ste; 244. an of 198 Parker St., at Oak and ics, Lennart Johnson, director . Boa 5, atarting at 8:48 a. m. with curlers, nocturnal facial Old Colchester Rd, Kinney Ru, eoursee during the eight weeks Now Enrolls 24| ted princtoal of the Wapping of the language program, par­ I — I I school. remaining two claasrooms are Wood Rd.. Rt 6-A. In its fourth year, the school ^emantary School. Rioux, Wapping; Richard 8tr-Tr; 246, Tu-Wh; 247, Wi-Z. Spruce Sts.; Mrs. Helen Mikul- of guidance said. to R t 87 to Saegte Rd. to John foundations, and wther appen­ standard size. the eearioaa wiU he eondnetad. ticularly at the J^orl high Bus IS, Henry Rd., Farm­ dages wiU he considered poor Bus 5: 7:25 a.ih. at Wall St, Buckley School has 182 atudants anroUed, Fa­ Eisenberg has taught at the Stowe, Pleasant Valley; Joseph S en lois ski of 180 Greenwood Dr., at The school Is operating at ca­ son Rd. to Ckrd’a MIU Rd. to The Pleasant Valley School ther Ooppa said. The school is There wiU be a minimum of 10 S t Bartholomew*! School wM school level, the Junior high pro­ stead Dr., Norma Rd., to school. pacity for Its aUff sise. The staging and the actors wiU be Baaketshop H^.. B urnt HiU R- ford w ere the architects lor the D^mrood'ISrl to school, grouped to aecommodsto Rlgfa- woodworking elassaa with for the first time in Grade S tioned the possibility that his tqriaa Rd., at Mato and HolUster ThS bus schedule for St departm ent grade girls wearing Iflne Jump- ICothar S t Hdwsrd active to the South Windsor rSom M21, Brown—Cone, BHUa- town line to school. nequln Rd. to Pine St to Rt. new addition. Trip 9, 8:25 rt R t 85 and Peri* School children. these to he ennounded. fVluratlon Association and has Fourth grade teachers will be facilities report due in Decem­ SleS M rs. Lota HOrton o f 141 James’ School ia aa foUowa: With parental permission, stu­ era, the ninth graders, navy blua Harry Cunha, -head of the Hotoar St Mary beth; class 9D, room M22, B u s ' 2, Clark St., Burnham 6A to'school Returns 4K16. Squillacote of Newington prc- { xmaton Village, to Deenwood These chUdren are attending ■klrts and Masers with white served as vice-ohairman of the iven in-service math instnic- Kindergarten Starts ber may need to call lor addi­ Adams St., si Buckland School; St., (east) Long HUl Rd., Starting at 7:45 a.m. at dents with senior privilege will huatnaae department tional school construction. "This Cone, Sharqp—Egan; claas 9E, Bns 8, starting kt 8:49 am santad the low tod cf 8199,625 to uri. North Pond Rd.. R t 85, Buckley whUe HIthland Pnrlc blouses. eomss from St eoQidlnatJng group introducing on to prepare for the introduc­ FYrst Day of School John E . Lyons o f 281 Center St.; room M23; EUUson—-Goncl; CSiapel Rd., to school I^ ox and E. Center, tlM bus be ellowed to vacate their last high achool will Instruct conatructlon may be needed to go east lo Paricer, to to R t 87 to Dottoleday Rd- to build the addition. Coqatructlon rq. g. Trio 1, 7:50 ajn. at is being renovated. High School where I Sfpdem mathematics in the pri- gtion of modem math in Grade 4 at Center St. and Falknor Dr. class 9F, room M24, Grenier— Bus 4, Sharon Dr.. Marilyn period study haUs. Hlglmuid Park and Keeney coarse on introductory to 1966-88. meet the needs of chUdren to Also, Mrs. Lorraine Mirtl of 98 J^ltlta. to Goodwin, to Plt- Pine St to Rt 6A to school An explanatloo of the new began Marrii SO. Hope VaUev Rd, to Jonea S t, Ifors than 10,000 Mnnohastar i f N t u m «y Efhdrii ia South Wind- The ■uperintandent’s of­ HUton; class 90, room M25, Rd., Jiidv Lane, Barbara Rd., S t ehildreh wnlkbik to eehool toe O n s r . . -. f — * — t ■ An to-eervlce reading program the fast growing areas of town, Wa. back to E. Center, to Returns 9:55. class schedule is also contained The huildtog contractor has R - t A- Chittenden------Rd.: R t A Btudanto wni return to ' fice of the Manchester pub­ Battista Rd., at 81 James' Hoffinan—Krajewski; Class 9H,^ to sclipol ’ , , been working overtime so that should not Arrive before 8:80 pertidipeted to producing to reading wiU be offered to fU lic ichool ayltem announcee 'Mpeclally the no^east area,” School; Mias Mary E- Miner of Mountain, to Ferguson, to Por­ St^on WagM to the headbook. Joaes B t, Burrows HUl R d, R t Is woek. Tho Oafipoottout that echoel, Ha ~ ^ room M26, Krinjak—Maloney; Bus 6, Ronda Dr., HoUls Rd„ ter, to Camp Meetliig, to High- Station wagon routoa are aa Every studsot Is asiteMd to a i tha addition migni ns nmoy xo « m upon arriving ttngr sSould I asw elementary science cur- teachers new to the tpwn achool that all kindergarten chil­ he said. 88 Laurel St., lAtBroad and class 91, room M27, Manning— 8-A. Safety Oom itadna surges every attuot hMri Ravine Rd:, DaviwoU Rd.. lan4 to Spring, to Ctardner, fo U ^ : Wagon 1 Trip A ka4'#a suidaaM eommslor. Tfis lleting th* opening of school Th* jrav Trip A 8:85 am. at Uarl- eejter ichool hninam eW lor the betar -Intriiduaed this eyatem. dren should report to ctaM Curriculum development is Wlndemere Sta.; | Mrs. Elsie MqUnarl; class 9J,‘ room MW, Pari: View Rd., to school.. atoriot to drive srlth axtmmo Wodnaoday Fraach will be introduced to ahother constant process that is to ^tum n. toCharber Oak, to 7:28 am . to Erdoal Rd. to i«k c by alptabaUeal o i^ and g n t tng is oenmietc and site wont i horough town Has. to sdiooL iSmt doer. Boa OWldfaa ehiMld to Cbadas 1. t end t. the fin t day of achooL Thia Swanson of S74 Hackmatack 8 t, .Monaoo — PsAsn; claaa 9K, tola 7, HUton Dr., Alien Dr., atoo eater by the Emit , d ^ , iro pear srimol oOaeo. Bapeet to employmeat in G rade 8 for twenty minutes being expanded under the di­ at Keeney St. School; Mrs. Ed Haekinataok, to Erls, back on Rd. to Mlobael’a Rd. to West 8 t urti# room MSS, S^tb, Jacob— Northvlew Dr., to top of hlU, to Hflt Rd. to R t 85.oa a u t i t him srSid and has n n : Special attention Ig twtog ^vpn. 9 Itacy Dr.. Green Rd. -Ahd Threaher; claaa 9N, room MS9. s ch o o l ^ Mttle, bank on Broad to R t A o»r fi49 am . ts P nrU qg ond. Center, then oit to S t ^Jamsa^ loath W tO fir ." A •'■dS-a.m. at A t SB I. tom ef whom are ttoder Social BeUnce, Oon- Dr. Curtis said, to fuu'nding Princefton S t T lm y e c k -^ tom Elltogtpa R6.. at to Lsoiiard’a Bridge R9. to am S ch o o l A . J p » • , •

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balahoa of 81,883.96; welfare. *or« tha pupil allnwsd to rids ter’s Episcopal Ohur^ will be ILTH CARiaES | Hehrpn 85,300: taUreet oa deM, 87,830: its Mcycta to achool. _ resumed next Sunday with Science Fru9tfation$^ tax rsftmda 8100; Mraiorial Nurslag Report *' Holy Communion at 8 a.m.; ^ieither Despise NorLjD^ose What Th6u Dost Not Understand*-^William Penn Day, 8800. ' recreation field. - ’The board of selectmen has Holy Communion, ano sermon, P 'lOUII W8I6HT 19 NORMAL, 8100. payment Mai bbnda and beam notified by the State de­ 10 a.m., also rtktach school at Ne^ Way ue U.S. 9H0ULP VOU 9TILL GO ON A TownFimds notea, 829.000, and fire truck partment of health that the 10 a.m. LOW-FAT PIBT 7 aiid egntlngui^, 89,500. flret report On the pilot pro­ Choir rehearsal wrill be held In Viet War reMrv#' fundi, bolief gram In Ihibllc Health Nursiag today at 7:30 p.m. Stops Itch-r Watch For Children Expenditure^ room flrehouae, 82J100; holiday wrill qe made to members of the Not TMfc. N. T. ilAeehl) — Ter the ee thereagk th a t rafllOTOT> — Public School Bus Schedule lighting. 176, repairs Of old advisory oommlttee'’Thrursday ht Manchester Evening Herald 6ret tisM eeienec has fennd s new aatoBifktag akitaiBsati Ubt *niaa (OeaWausi fraas Page Oae) record bulldtag, 8300, dump Hebroa eorreepoadent, Mlea Su­ heel ing nbitanee with the stt^ - hava Bsatii ta he q > irtla d * Is Itemized 2 p.m., in the towm Office bulld- Tk« aenet la a aew keattig rubMe MkMl yupSa ara yc«^f Drraal, Croft and Windsor, 100*188). Starting 7:80 am. at Chief Tells Drivers truck, 89.000, sand spreader, tag. san B. Pendleton, tel. 228-8454. Uhlng ability te shriak hener- ■taBM (Me-Dyae*)—dloeomy S t * vUad traaiabrtatloB, wtt&oat Buekland, 006 - 880 ToUand Cjnpftald A Summer, stops at ■The three eopters made quick 83,500, paving of record bulld­ Public ^health nurse, Mta. rhotds, stop itching, and reUera aluuia. K Uiay ina*t foU««r* T^ka., 801-805 K. Main, Orriv- Oampflrid A Weatwood-Ooopw- firing passes and radioed to four Shown by the general gov­ tag, 82.860, e^pm ent incurred pain — withont itar^ry.' m werld-faeeea rtasaMh taatfhrtibY liB a.m. Return trip 3:15 Phyllis Moran, hee been work­ la ease after esN, while genfly Tki* ■ehMonea la raw avaMible^ lac raouiraiMaita: hUl, arriving 7h8 a.m., rchum gkyratders flying in the area, ernment budget report from 8500. ing ta the town since July 1 of Leaf RadiiMctive? * 1 . Att k b ito v artaa pupUa p.m. ' trip 2:80 p.m. July 1 through. Aug. 81 of this Regional School. 8190,184, of relieving pain, actual redoetteq, ta niaraattery m etatsisiit f e m * Bra N a 17 — (Bir«Bi Mt., asking for a napalm and rocket this yaar In oonnecUon with the (shrinkage) took place. under the auM PusaiiKM S S ' «|M> lira man than one mlU Bra Na. 8 — (Hartford Rd. school along the town’s streets and ro ^ s. PoU«» CWrt year are the following figures which 847,481.43 has been ex­ pilot program which Is being WELUNGTON — New Zea­ walUnq (Uatanca from Utfr Oartar, Gardner, Highland 215- 700 - 860, Spencer, HUlatqwn, attack. The flkyraldert, flown; in the town of Hebron; Select­ pended, leaving a balance of land researchers say oigarette Meat amazing of an—rMalts'wora' At all drag * achool, on an aatahIMtad bua 207, Porter 601, Wyllys, Spring James M. Reardon remlrids reeldeirts they muat watch by government ^lots, refused to i carried on in Hebron and An­ tobacco and smoke contain, Hunter HHU, Bush Hill, Bell, men’s salaries,* appropriated. 8142,702.58. dover by the atate department imita. 880-720, B. Main 886). SUrtIng Keeney 888-550, Santina, Brie, out for them. change their mission. That 11,400, the first selsctman re­ Total expenditures to date chemical particles wdth high . S. All Orada 1-4 pupila who 7:46 am . at 081 8. Main. Stops mission was a strike only a few j ceiving 81.000, tha rsmalndsr of health at no ooet to the radioactivity, but contend that NOTES fi'om QUINN’S PHARMACY Leland, Hackmatack, NU«e, Di­ "Children have had a summer sponaibUltar to teach thslr chil­ equal 894.337.12. towns. liaa more than ana miia walk- at 618 Gardner, Gkurdner and dren safe traffic prooedures. miles away ta an area which the going to the other members of The Douglaa Library was New Zealand-growm tobacco has "GEE, MOM. LOOK AT ALL T m Inc (Uatancc from tha aohool. Fern, -r- Spring, Highland and ane, Judith). Starting tsl5 am. of being carefree and some of helicopters patrolled earlier in Church Schedule at 701 Hartford Rd., stopa at. It may carry over for awhile. "Children must be taught to the board; clerk of the board. closed on Labor Day. but will lower radioactivity than any CARDS.” .That’i what a euU ttebSi . S. All Orada 4-d pupOa who Wyllys, 7M-MO-408-S30 Birch the day and found clean of |600, and various other ex The fall schedule of churches other tobacco tested. year-old euotomer or oura eald tha- Mt. Rd., Birch Mt. Rd. and Car­ Hartford Rd A Spencer, 99 Besides, the younger chUdiftn respect safety nUss and safety be open as usual through the of tha town will be resumed this Mn more than ona and ona> officers. They muat Isam to guerrillas. pensss totaling the whole other day, aa ha aurveyad tha iveluh iiarter milaa walklnc dlKance ter, arriving 8:18 a.m. Return Spoicer, Hillstown A Woodalde- ta kindergarten and first grade •Under VIstnamesc ground MANV P0CT0R9 RECOMMCNP week. coming Bunday, Sept. 6 in He­ quart! are traveling to school for the walk on tha aids of the road amount: town reports, town Behoel Bus Rulee PET PROJECT of greeting carda at Qutan’a Pharma­ ffofn tha adiool. trip 3:18 p.m. HUU.-BuSh Hin. 199 Bush HUl, rules, missions can only be , A LOW-FAT PIET FOR ALL audit, etc., total 81,430; and bron First Congregational and ULSTER HEIGHTS, N. T. cy. Yea, we do have a lot of cardan 4. All Orada T-P pupUa who Bra Na 18 — (Hartford Rd. Bush HUl A BeU, Keeney A first time,” he said. facing traffic and they must APULT9 EVEN IF TH6Y A R I The Hebron board of educa­ Gilead; Hebron at 16 a.m., Ol­ learn to watdi drivers, not just changed after going througji town treasurer's salary, 8600; (/tP)—Ricky Savage, i, attend­ Peraonally, 1 think wa have the ftaeotr Ara mora than ona and one- S38, Spencer, HiHstown, Weth- Santina - Brie-Leland, Hackma-’ "They cannot become respon­ channels In Saigon. NOT OVERWEIGHT, tion Is making strict regula­ lead at 11:15. Holy Communi­ ing day camp at a bungalow selection in town of Ambaasador,< erell 260-404, Bush Hill, Bell, sible overnight, and It U neces­ oars, to know when they have Also, tax oolleetor's salary, tions regarding school bus pas­ half milaa wahctnff dlatanca taok A NUee-Proapect-So. Main, The helicopter men watched NmAI> CapayU, jm* MeM MeaMltoa 88,000; salaries of board of on will be observed in both colony near herd, was particu­ cards . . .. and they don’t come any hrom the achool. Bidwell, Bkie, Keeney 138-700, arriviiig 7:46 a.m., return trip sary If they ever are to, that been seen and are safe.” angrily while the four planes ,kbnMbeaMwlt«be«l*MSMiacMMM. sengers. applying to elementary churches. ’The Rev, John N. larly excited one recent morn­ better than Amhaaaaddr. When you^ Leland, Santlna, Niles). Starts “Motorists must remember,” assssaorfe, 81.600; salaries of and aecondary school pupila. 5. AB Orada 10-lS pupils who 3:85 p.m. adults set an example and pro­ e x p e n d tbsic explosives In the board of tax review, 8120; town Cross, pastor, will KKve for bis ing. want a card for a apeciml oceaaion„ Uve more than two milaa walk- Ing 7:80 am . at 838 Hartford N a 8 — (Keeney 36-216, tect them at the same rime by he said, “that timy bear the distance. The helicopters also There must be no crossing of sermon topic, "The Lonely "I can't wait to go to camp Just drop ta at Quinn’a Pharmacy. Rd., stops at 00 Spencer, Spen­ heaviest burden of respoasihU- clerk’s salary, 81.200; assistant Inc distance from the achool. Bidwell, WetberelL Bridge, fulfilling adult reeponslWUries. called (or artillery support. called for une more strike, to' 8100; supplies and expenses al- the highway until the driver Honor of God," and wrill oc­ today,'* he told his mother, Tou’ll be delighted at the wrlda aaleCY ; d. P«q>iis attondinff special cer and Hillstown, — Woodside, "Watchfulness becomes espe­ Ity because vehlclea have the Heavy weapons at two separate aignala. Pupils who do not have Mrs. Gilbert 'Savage. "We’re tion of aerioua (and not-ao-aarioua)]i 806 HilUtown, HillHown and LiUhfield, Overland, Packard, the obvious dlstreu of some of lowed In all above oasea; elec- cupy both pulpits. iaiaasos at Bennet Junior Hiqh Server, Frances, Hartford Rd. cially important under the ad­ power over life that they do. points had the. machine gun the crew members who felt they tion expenses allowed total to cross the road must stand ITia fall schedule of St. Pe­ going to have arts and crabs.” cards you’ll be able to chooae fronu )3uah Hill. 206-371 Bush HIH, Should a child be injured or within easy range. No shots aside on the shoulder of the CWhool, Bentley School, Bur am . at 80 Looust St. Stops at A Avon, Htfd. Rd. A Camp- Leave yourself a safety mar­ "There win always be Hie O' site and opened fire, quickly zoning agent’s salary, 8800, notice. A parent’s written con­ Ihalr address) and uae that bus gin." nagging possibility that soms- pilot10 were ready to go. But no pealing off to the right. No more other expenses connected tent la required, for a pupil to fu r attending achool. Whan bua 180 Bldridgc — corner Spruce, field, • Goalee. Arriving 7:40 ^etaamS ese obMrver could be 18 Santina—^corner Keeney, 15 a.m., return trip 3:46 p.m. Chief Reardon reminds par^ howv the accident could have craft were hit. bringing the total up to 81.000; leave a school bus on the way to aoutea have been ei*ahllahed on b;een avoided by the drlvera” found and so the guns remained Ae the copters returned to Insurance and bonds, 83,000; or from home. There will also a permanmit baaia, aH students Hathaway—corner Waddell, 88 Bus N a 7—(Dudley, Lucian, ants that they too have a ra- silent. W- Center — opposite Hender- IPioneer, Seaman, Tyler, Wad- their base in Saigon there wae health conservation, including be strict regulations In use of attending sceondaiy schools Members of the Modem Language Department at'Manchester High Schotd bistruct them- By now, five armed helicop­ still chatter over the radio about maintenance of dump, 82,900, will be issued bos Hekets, eon, 8 Ridgewood — corner deU, Hartford Rd. 583-, Cool- ters of the U. 8. 68th Army bicycles. Those using them must Rooaevrit and Center, 501 Cen­ eelvea in the use of the new language lab facility in Room 327. The 816,000 eleotimilc in­ getting a Vietnamese observer cemeteries, 8600, ambulance as­ not leave the achool yard until which must be ahoww oa all idge, Foley, Hyde, Lornese, Mc­ stallation can Instruct 32 pupils In 20 language programs simultaneously. From left to Aviation Co. were on the scene, into a spotter plane to guide sociation. 8386, vital statistics. .Mpa. ter—Fairviaw, 488 Adame — Kinley, tUeary. 8. Adame 0-56, Manchestei^ School Hours refueled and rearmed. Among the first group of buses has left eornar J’arvls, 50 Duval, 141 right at the ccmaole are: Michael Ouadano, department chairman; Ketmeth Skiimer, in- artillery fire. 8125; public safety, Including the school. Bicycles must be The ahwdulee show that each Adams, 84 Union, i Mints Trebbe 0 ^ . W. Center 288- atructioiul materiala coordinator; and Mrs. Heidi Mclnemey, lab superviaor. (Herald photo them they had 96 rockets and 26 fire protection and police pro­ 387). Starting 7:20 a.m. at light machine guns. used on the right side of the bw malass aaveial titpa, and la Cburt,—North Sdiooi, 6 Main by Satemls.) AsewnotloB•1_ Junior . ..Hlgh:«> 1__ Nathan Hale SchoolMorn- Ask 1*1 SALABLE JUNK tection, civil defense, dog dam­ tardw to maintain this aohadula, WeddeH A Dudley, stops at tag kindergarten, 8:26 to 11 When no artillery fire started i age, etc., totals 83,967; high­ road and no pupil must let any —^Woodbiidge, 16 Starkweather ------1 ------Opening, 8:30 am . Lunch, 13:80 nlahAa aflll ItaH ■ LUFKIN, TeXaS (AP) AfOSt other pupil ride with him. «he oeoperatkm of parents and —^WooAtridge, 80 Bratton Rd., Dudley A Lyneas, W. Center A p.m. Closing, 2:10 p.m. am . Afternoon, 12:10 to 2:40 SJiQ w r fore# pl#n## still nsd not, #,«ii u •hmir i^rr* ways, including street lighting, : j u i i f u at Oakland and South, Deming p.m. Openiitg, 8:26 am . lamch, im M’.in the hoHoonUr. P«°P‘* Both parent and pupil must hapBa la raqnirad. Buaaaa eon- TV Lenox. Arriving 0:80 a.m., Hyde-8. Adams, arriving 7:40 and Baldwin — Avery, ToUand Beanett Junior Open­ snow removal, town aid roads, kwt go o«t af thoir way to pMc return trip 8 pm. am., return trip 2:40 pm. ing, 8 ajn. ’Tardy bell, 8:15 am . 11:30 am . to 12:36 pjn. Clos­ equipment and aupplies, etc., sign a copy of the regulations *Dpke. and Parker, 775 Parker, ing, Grades 1-S, 2:30 pjn.; concerning use of bicycles be- mod -te m e tM e iO ’ hp ptqiSB aor oaa they stop at Bra Na 20—Starting 8 am. Bra Na 8 — (Adams 0-400, arriving 7:66 am., return trip Staff Ready to Use Luncli, 23-minute periods be­ with 8386 expended, leaving a University hMlividaal bduaw. PnptU are cn- at Oakland A MUl. Stops at Tolland Tpke., Glode, Angel, 2:36 p.m. tween 11:03 am . and 1:16 pjn. Grades 4-6, 2:45 p.m. Windsor, Burnham, Croft, Orford Village Sohool—Open­ •• • • • . 1 heebad ta be an time and te Oakland A N. School, 275 Oak- Bus No. 14— (North, Ckincord, Closing, 2:15 p.m. Blxtra help . f teafval enly on tha bua Jo which Mnd, Oakland A Lilllan.-South,- BucMaad, Oakland 484, Oak­ period, 2:20 to 3 p.m. ing, 8:46 am . Lunch, 11:46 am . land Ter., Gleaspn, Buekland McCabe, Marble, Kerry, N. to 12:30 p.m. Closing, 2:30 p.m. .1, tore. Ilnilly rttore, «P. IT'.SS? i S f i Evening College HMgr hava baan aasicnad. AS Gleason, 288 Oakland. Arriving School, Union, Union PL, Buck- New Language Lab niliig Junior High: Opening, recKM., uitolm .n a SS„*T.: 8:30 am ., return trip 3:46 pm . PI.) Starting 7:20 a.m. at 382 8 am . .Tardy bell, 8:10 ajm Robertson School — Morning REGISTRATION SEPTEMBER 8-19 hnoM wSl dtoplay thair num- Adams, stops at 199 Adanu, land Alley, ToUand T^ke., 320- kindergarten, 8:40 to 11:30 am . Ul^dStaa ‘^ ir^ b u IlrtT in to The|P‘*«* b hwa on tha windshield. PupUa BOWERS SCHOOL 501, N. Main 437-478). Starting Lunch, Mon., ’Tues., and ’Thurs., area. When the planes and backyard w d w eld^ tham into I Na 11—Starting 8:15 ToUand Tpke. and Glode, 1506 Members df the Modern Language Department a t Afternoon kindergarten, 13:05 - - a atatue. 8lnce that day, ahe Weekdays 11 am-8 pm Saturdays 9am-12 noon Aouid hoard and leave the bua Tolland Tpbe., Tolland TtUce., 7:30 am . at 870 N. Main St., 21-minute periods between to 2:35 p.m. Opening, 8:46 man. helicopters departed, the gun NOTICE n t the atop n aar eat t b ^ hooM. am . at 486 Tolland Tpke., stopa stops at N. Main and Marble, Manchester High School returned to school early this 11:04 a.m. and 12:33 p.m. Lunch 'has entered six art shows and Hudson Hall, Hudson Straet, Hartford and Meekville. Burnham and Lunch, 11:30 am . to 12:16 p.m. was still firing. sold everything she’s created. lOcade t pupUa, Bling: Junhw at 206 TOHand Tpke., Doming A Windsor, 120 Buekland, Buck- North and Golway, Union and year to teach themselves. The language department was Weds, and Fri. between 11:20 "By conventional war atand- Leisure Time Baldwin. Blberta A Concord- (Jlosing, Grades 1-8, 2:30 p.m.; Her husband, an accom­ Oaigh School, are Bated under land School, 669-495-817 Tol­ Wood Lane,—Union PL. 496- engaged in self-training on the new $16,000 language a.m. and 12:45 p.m. Clos­ Grades 4-6, 2:45 p.m. ards, a single SO-caliber gun Arts and Soienoea Musio «w t school. Avery, 126 Avery, Avery A land Tpke., Oakland and Glea­ 320 Tolland Tpke., Deming and lab facility InsUIled at the end^ ing, 2:30 p.m. Elxtra help period, isn't much," a pilot said, “but plished ornamental iron worker, PUBLIC SCHOOLS • ■ MANCHESTER Darning, SM-775-748 Paricar. CJoncord, arriving 7:66 a.m., re­ St. Bartholomew's School — heipe her weld the parts togeth­ ABowancaa must bo mode for son, arriving 8 a.m. Return of lut year by the Chester and publications from the U.S. 2:35 to 3:10 p.m. Opening, 8:40 am . Lunch, 11:40 ta Via( Nam, it’a a major objec­ Buainesa Administration Ihna voriattonn afaiea tha aehod- Arriving 8:40 am. Return trip trip 2:86 pm. turn trip 2:35 p.m. Electronic Laboratories, Inc. of Bentley School: Morning Kin­ tive for our side. If the Commu­ er. An automobile piston be­ Whether it be "back to school’’ or Just casual Department of Health, Educa­ am . to 12:60 p.m. Closing, 2:40 comes a football helmet, a long hha ana tantatlv* and aid>!}aet 8 pm . Bus No. 9 — (Alexander, Bus Ns. 16 — (Hilliard, Can­ Chester, Conn. tion, and Welfare, the lannage dergarten, 8:45 to 11:15 am . p.m. nists get enough of those things, Art Engineering Bra Na 14—Starting 8 am. Dougherty, Lincoln, Perkins, terbury, p r 1 f f i n, Margaret, Michael Guadano, department Afternoon kindergarten, 12:30 it could mean the end of hell bolt Is turned Into a flower Material for student accident insurance will be paas- livinfif in Connocticut our new fall aport ahirta )ba nerWana later—in order to department wrote a set of spe­ St. James’ School: Opening, key stem find a gear turns up In a jpnenide a wochoUe aehedule un- at Darning, stopa at Baldwin-off Proctor, Victoria, Ridgewood, Lioomis, 'Bilyue, Windemere, chairman, said his 7-member cifications so right only one to 3 p.m. Opening, 8:46 am . 8:35 am . Lunch, 11:35 am . to copter effectiveness In Courses lead to a degree or certificate. lend themselves to every need. New atripM, Dsming, Baldwin A Bryan-El- Olcott Dr., Faiknor, Center Irving, Columbus, Chambers, staff has . mastered operation of lamch, 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. areas/ turtle's shell. Pipe scraps may ed out to students on Monday, September 14. En-i '4m actual worUnq oondlthms. Company would bid. General 12:05 p.m. Closing, 2:85 p.m. Three were continued mes- become vicious looking crabs un Clateee begin Monday, September 21. checks and fabric interest, presented, for yoUr in- !Wh* scbedulaa are adopted on berta. Arriving 8:20 am. Re­ 500-960, Love Lane, Stone). Lockwood, Homestead, Wood­ the console and will teach the Manager Richard Martin re­ Closing, Grades 1-3, 2:46 p.m.; South School: Morning kin­ 'velopes must be returned to schools on or before turn tnp 8)15 p.m. Second Trip Starting 7:20 a.m. at Center land). SUrtIng 7:30 a.m. at high school’s three foreign lan­ Grades 4-6 and spedal olasses, sages requesting artillery fire der her skillful fingers, a pwmah t t taoala, buaaaa jected the bid and ordered more dergarten 8:45 to 11:60 am . on the area, but there was still Mrs. Storey habitually rc- sp^tion from 6.95 up, —Starting 8:26 a.m. at 28 and RoMenrelt, stops at Center Hilliard and Canterbury, stops guages — German, Spanish and liberal specs. They were drawn 8 p.m. Opening, 0 a.m. Lunch, 11:45 University of Hartford SS6-B4U ahwdd ran hi acoordanee with Scott, stops at 106 Seott and Perkins, Olcott and Faik­ at Irving and Woodland — French — with its use. no Vletnameaa observer avails- ferred to her creatlona as Monday, September 21. lh a achadula. up, but in the next bid opening Bowers School: Morning kin­ am . to 1230 p.m. Closing, 8. Cushman A Tracy — both nor, Faiknor and Center, Cen­ Chambers — Congress, arriving The teachers learned to trans­ only Caiester Electronics was ble. I "junk" until the metala aaaocia- !• Tha bus whartitUa IMad in al- Junetions. Arriving 8:40 a.m. ter and Carol, Stone and St. 7:65 am . Return trip 2:35 p.m. mit programs from the remotely dergarten, 8:46 to 11:16 am . p.m. The American captain In tion insisted that the proper hhhbotleal «ua, Bus No. 6 — Starting 8:06 And, of course, because teach­ townwide language prpgram by Buddey School: Morning a.m. Afternoon ktadeigarten, THE BETTER HOMEJLEAT COUNCIL SAYS.. •’Ar ‘ ‘,v>9 Burnham A Dcexcl,-Croft, Ektglewood, Fulton, Hendee, Iton, TurnbuB, Grant 80-76, a.m. at 260 Hillstown, stops at ers must be teachers, they renting telephone lines. kindergarten, 8:40 a.m. to 12:15 to 2:45 p.m. Owning, . - j ^roodlaad 8M - 4M. OarroH, Croft A Drexel,-Wlndsor. ar­ Whitney, W. Middle Tpke. 600- 336-444-506 - Hillstown, Hills­ 11:10 a.m. Afternoon kinder­ 760 Morse, Wedgewood). learned the monitoring of the The only reasonable judgment 8:45 am . Lunch, Grades 1-4, Jhodartok .H’orton, Ghombera). riving 8:86 a.m. Return trip town and Bush Hill, 251-371 total system of 32-student posi­ of the value of present equip­ garten, 12:15 to 2:46 pjn. 11:25 am . to 12:35 p.m.; 8:00 pm . Starting 7:20 a.m. at W. Mid-, Bush HUl, Bush HUl and Bell, Opening, 8:40 a.m. Lundi, 7:66 am . at W. Ifidfie tions and the 20-lesson library ment must be based on liow Grades 5 and 6, 11:50 am . to k_’ die Tpke. and Englewood, stops 564 Bush Hill, Keeney and Le­ Grades 1-8, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 Hawthorne. Stopa at BUOKLET SCHOOL at IDdison and Whitney, arriv­ of tapes. quickly and well the students 12:50 p.m. Closing, Grades 1-8, A OarroH, Chambaca Bra N a 1—Starting 8:05 a.m. land, arriving 8:20 a.m., 8:25 Guadano said a program was p.m.; Grades 4-6, 11:30 ajn. to 2:45 p.m.; Grades 4-6, 3 p.m. ing 7:40 a.m. Return trip 2:40 a.m. Trinity Church, return can learn with Its use. In Man­ 12:26 p.m. Closing, 2:46 p.m Oovuntry, Oolumbus A Grant, at Mountain-Ferguson. Stops pm. being prepared to provide lan­ chester, that must wait until Washington School—^Morning Ivtag 8:10 am. Return trip a t Highland Park School, Port­ trips 3 and 3:15 pm . guage instruction in the lab Cheney Tech: (jpenlng, 8:00 kindergarten, 8:45 to 11:15 am . Bus No. 12 — (Carol. FUnt, Boa No. 10 — Starring 8:16 the end of this year. But the a.m. Lunch, 11:61 am . to 12:10 Id s pjn. er A SteeidioUow, PltUn, Pit- twice a week for each student. U.S. Department o t Health, ed­ Afternoon ktaderdgartea, 12:15 Mb a Academy-Boulder, ar­ Preston, CMoott 8L, B. AdSnU a.m. at S. Main and Mt. Nebo, The schedule was prepared, he p.m. and 12:31 to 12:50 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. O peni^, 8:46 ain. ~ ra Haw S— (Adelaida, Bout' 70-100, • T h o m a a Thompson, stops at Bruce and HUlcrest, ucation and lyelfare has some Closing, 2:56 p.m. Jbaa, Meadow, Oak Grove, riving 8:80 am. Return trip said, to provide the greatest conclusions about language Lunch, Grades 1-3, 11:20 am . 8:06 pm . Trebbe 50-100, Salem, Jarvis, 52 NUte Circle, South Sc)iool, possible student use of the facil­ East CathoUo High; Opening Let’s compare water Porter 387-887, Riehard, labs. to 12:15 p.m.; Grades 4-6, noon Deerfield, Devon, Falrview, 79-124 Hackmatack, arriving ity. 8:30 am . Lunch, 11:30 am . to HoSow, WoramBca, But- IBw N a 8—Starting 8 a.m. Femdale, Linnmore, St. John). 8:30 am ., return trip 3:10 p.m. In its bulletin of 1068, "Lan­ to 12:55 p.m. Closing, Giades 1- at Lancaster A Scarborough, The admittedly small lab for I p.m. Closing, 2:36 p.m. 3, .2:40 p.m.; Grades 4-6, 2:45 FragiMon, Mountain.) Starting 7:15 a.m. at Orest- Bus No. 12 — Starring 7:40 guage Laboratory Facilities" Highland Park School: Morn­ 7A> am. at Porter A stops at '■Autumn A Scarbor­ wood and Devon, stops at Linn­ a department the size of Man­ p.m. ough, Oak, E. Bldridgc, 271- a.m. at Hartford Rd. A Bid- chester’s is expected to get 100 the department states that ing ktadeigarten, 8:30 to 11 StofM a t Porter A Steep more and Deerfield, Jarvis and well, stops at 104 Bidwell, "Practice is ... essential to a.m.. Afternoon kindergarten, follow , — Oak Grove, arriving 325 Autumn, Highland A Gard­ Salem, S. Adams and Olcott, per. cent use. Although limited in ner, 178 Highland, Highland A WethereU A WaddeU Heights, student positions, the equiptaent understanding and speaking a noon to 2:30 p.m. Opening, 8:30 8:06 am . R e^rn trip 2:16 p.m. Center and Edgerton, arriving foreign language. To provide a.m, Lunch, Grades 1 and 2, Average coet of 3000 gal­ Average cost of a full years WyUya, 451-809 Birth Mt. Rd.. 7:80ia.m. Return trip 2:40 p.m. — Server, Overland A Packard, Itself is' extremely flexible.' A 30 gal. storage aise will * Bra Ho. 8 — (Bnglowood, Birch Mt A Carter, 70 Finley, Wetherell A Utchfleld, Keeney The advantages to education this practice Is the fundamen­ 11:30 a.m. to 12:16 p.m.; Grades lons of hot water (1 month’s 6ladgawood, W. MKMle Tpk*. Bus No. IS—(Gleason, Park­ tal role of the language labora­ 3 and 4, 11:46 a.m'. to 12:30 p.m. Andover produce in one hour. supply of hot water. < Finley A B. Middle Tpke., 943 er 776-1000, Taylor, Baldwin. A FYances, — Bidwell, arriv­ from the flexibility of the FUEL TYPE 980-730, Faiknor, Lovs Lara, ing 8:15 a.m.. Trinity Church equipment are simultaneous yet tory.” Closing Grades 1-3, 2:15 p.m.; supply). INoott, I; Adams, Preston, B. Middle Tpke., arriving 8:30 Doming, Avery, Carman, am ., return trip 8 p.m. Bryan, Cornwall, Oakland — 8:20 a.m. Return tripe 3:10 A individual learning, monitoring In its view, it is an answer to Grade 1, 2:30 p.m. Bhompoon, TTebbe, Oleary, of every child, provision for the growing challenge to Amer­ Keeney St. School: Morning ^addeH). Starting 7:46 a.m. at Bra Na 8—Starti^ 8:06 am. 434). Starting — 7:80 am . at 3:16 p.m. Bus Routes at 784 B. Middle Tpke., stops Oakland and N. School, stops Bus No. 2 — SUrtIng 11:36 varying learning rates, authen­ icans to learn foreign languges kindergarten, 8:45 to 11:15 a.m. 9 f. Middle Tphe. and Blngle- tic native language speakers, in order to meet the country’s Afternoon kindergarten, 12:15 ‘mo o i. Stops at Faiknor and at 88-116-149-172 New Bolton at Oakland and South, Deming a.m. at Keeney A Leland, stops Here is the town bus routes Rd., 84-119 Soott, Cuohman A and Baldwin — Avery, ToUand a t 472 Keeney, 561-283 Bush elimination of distractions, va­ growing responsibilities in the to 2:46 p.m. Opening, 8:46 ajn. for the elementary school and C enter—Oloott, (Beott and S. riety of voices, tests of listen­ Lunch, 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. ZAdams, 8. Adams ami W. Cen- Traoy — both junctions, Parker Tpke. and Parker, 776 Parker, HiU, 505-330-260 Hillstown, world. Rham High School. ing comprehension, testing of One of the primary reasons Closing 2:45 p.m. r. arriving 8 a.m. Return trip A Mather, arriving 8:30 a.m., arriving 7:50 a.m., return trip Himter A Terry, Hillstown & speaking ability, teacher self- ELEMENTARY SCHOOL return trip SK>6 .pm. Spencer, 113 Spencer, 564-260 the labs help in this learning, Lincoln School: Morning kin­ Bus L- first trip, starting at 15 p.m. * 2:40 p.m. training, class groupings by dergarten, 8:30 to 11 a.m. Af­ 2 0 sals- ri. Bus Ra. 7—(Uncoln. Ridgo- Bus Na. IS — Starting S a.m. I No. 14—No. Main 819- Wetherell, Wetherell A Server, ability, frequent practice, self- the department says, is that 8:20 a.m. from Hebron Rd. to at'l41 W. Vernon, stops at 182 arriving 12:10 p.m, they provide unembarrassing ternoon kindergarten, noon to Gilead Rd. to Hebron Rd. to *Wood, Dougherty, Fairviaw, 743, Concord). Starting 7:30 evaluation, and self-instruction. 2:30 p.m. Opening, 8:30 am . ,J>aiMns, St. John. Stone, Vic­ W. Vernon, 540 Taylor, 884-776- a.m. at 870 N. Main. Stops at KBBNEY ANNEX The installation at the high remedial and review materials Centtr to school. Second trip, 025-060-531-424-408 Vernon,' Lunch, Grades 1-8, 11:15 to sta rt at 8:35 aip. at achool to toria, McKee 84, Crestwood, N. Main- A Marble.-Golway, Un-' Bua No. 17 — SUrting 8:30 school was designed to very for the student. They also in­ 11:50 a.m.; Grades 4-6, 11:50 jle epwood, Deerfield, Alexander, 6S0-61V Lydall, 375-240-186-145- ion A Wood Lane-Union PL, a.m. at 168 Pine, stops at 24 tight specifications after two crease the number of hours of Lakeside Dc. to West S t to Lake 133-58-16 Lake, arrivihg 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 pjn. Closing, Rd. to Hebron Rd. to School. SThomat, Olcott Dr., Salem, Deming A Concord, arriving Proctor, 68 Seaman, 48 Ly- years of travel to every part contact between teacher ’d Grades 1-3, 2:80 p.m.: Grades i^orse, C ^ te r 463-008). Start­ a.m., return trip 3 p.in__ ness, 501 Center, 42 Edison, 25 of the state and nearby New student and provide for grea or Bus 2, first trip, starting at in g 7:45, a.m. at Center and 7:50 am., return trip 2:40 pm . 4-6, 2:45 p.m. 8:20 am. at East St to Web-' Bra N a 39 — Starting 8:30 KIOHLATfD PARK French, 66 Hawthorne, 43 S. England by department mem­ student drill. ’The labs inspire Manchester Green Schod: ttoioaevelt, stops at Stone and a.m. at 539 Spring, stops at 28 Hawthorne, 7 Ford, 13 Vine, 60 bers. self criticism and thereby ster Lane, back to Boston Hill, » t. John, Crertwdod and Deqp- Bua No. 17—SUrtIng at 8:15 Morning kindergarten, 8:30 to to Townsend, Bishop, to Boston Autumn (oomsr Scarborough), am . at Highland A Wyllys, Nike Circle, arriving 9:30 a.m., After this experience and greater student interest and II a.m. Afternoon kindergarten, 30 'wood. Center and Olcott Dr.— 60 BlwtxMl (comer Pitkin), 102 with the study of Information I greater student understanding. Hill to school. Second trip, 'T’alknor, arriving 8;10 a.m: Re­ stops at 441 Highland, High­ return trip 3 p.mi noon to 2:30 p.m. Opening,'8:49 BiueU (ooiher Harrison), 73 B|is No. 10 -L SUrting 8:15 starting at 8:30 am . at School to tu rn trip 2:15 p.m. Foster, 14 J^nd, 34 Union 414 land A , Porter, arriving 8:26 a.m. Lunch, Grades 1-3, 11:3§ Boston HUl to Wales Rd. to !• Boa No. 0—(Adams 811-483, a.m., return trip 2:36 p.m. a.m .,'at 67 Wyllls, stops-at 42 8:40 a.m. at Spring and Dart­ at 150 Spencer, stops at Himt­ a.m. to 12:15 p.m.; Grades 4-6, Shoddy Hill, turn a t Birch Rd., Summit (comer Green), 10 Tan­ Lenox, 62 Lindeii, 17 Anderson, mouth, stops at 261 Spring, noon to 12:45 p.m. Closing, Moffman, Schaller. Duval, Cas- ner, 18 Milford, 21 Balters, ar­ No. 18 — Starting 7:60 er and Terry, 371-664 Bush to Wales Rd. to R t 6 to Old We, Fid ton, Hendee, Whitney, 01 Delmont, 76 Bowerst.35 Grif­ Spring and Gardner,, arriving Hill Rd., Keeney and Erie, Grades 1-3, 2:30 p.m.; Grad'li riving 9:80 a.m., rebtlm trip a.m. at Autumn A Ashworth, fin, 103 Loomis, 14 Penn, 46 8:50 ajn., return trip 2:66 p.m. 4-6. 2:46 p.m. State Rd., via Hendee (Jorner to 'Hdison, Dover. Foxcroft. Fern- 8:05 p.m. stops at Autumn A B. Maple- Judith and Diane, Diane and R t 6. West turn beyond Carl­ ' jRale, linnmore, W. Middle Homestead, 16 Homestead, 43 VERPLANOK Niles, Bridge and Avon, Weth­ Manchester High School— .50 HIGH SCHOOL School, 261-325 Autumn, High­ Bus No. 4—Starting 8 a.m. Opening 8:06 am'. Lunch, ta son’s, back to Rt. 6 to Center .^TlAe. 438-444.) Starting 7:46 land A Gardner, 167-235 High­ S. Hawthorne, 01 Ridge, 327 W. erell and Server, arriving 8:36 Hebron Rd. to school. ji.m . at Woodland and Flem- Bra No. 1 — (Lydall, Vor- Center, 0 WaddeU, 40 Litchfield, a.m., return trip 8 p.ml 3() - minute periods between non, ^W.' Vernon, Greenwood land. 738-620-451-301 Birch Mt. Bus 8, Starring at 8:20 a.m. 1 2 0 sals- rag. Stopa# at Hilliard Du- arriving 9:30 4,m., return trip WADDELL 11:06 am . and 12:46. p.m. Clos­ at Lathrop’s to Bunker Hill to 186-260, Lake, New Bolton). Rd. Birch Mt. Rd. A Carter, ar­ Bike Safety ing, Mon. through ’Thurs., 2:35 Val. W Adams. Ediaw and 12:30 p.m. Bus No. 7—Starting 8:16 a.m. ^ivhitney, Foxcrott and Deer- Starting 7:10 am . at 355 Ly­ riving 8:10 a.m., return trip LINCOLN p-m.; Fri., 1:36 p.m. Extra help, | hSjJl’? C o ^ r , U ^ ’R t * 6 * ^ t dall, atopa at 56-141-191 W. Ver­ 2:30 p.m. at 33 Englewood, stops at En­ •jfleld, Pturkade Apts., arriving Bus No. 12 — Starring 7:40 An alarming increase in glewood and Wedgewood, 56 Mon through Thu^., 2:40 to to Old S iS e M at C o f u ^ a 15e PER GAU NATURAL GAS 20e PER THERBI, ELECTRICITY 1.5c PER KWH. 9:10 a.m. Return trip 3:15 p.m. non, 776-570-543-438 Vernon, Bus No. 8 (Kindergarten a.m. at Hartford Rd A Bid- bicycle fatalities has 3:10 p.m. Vernon A Lydall, 613-600-625- only) — SUrtIng 11:35 a.m. at Wedgewood, arriving 8:26 a.m„ line back R t 6 to R t 87, turn­ ... Bml Ro. 1»-(W. Center m - Well, stops a t 104 Bidwell, prompted the Connecticut return trip 3 p.m. Second Trip ing at Columbia line, back to ■: ' . ^ 3 , Coolidge, Dudley, Foley 744 Lydall, 527-275-280-122-35 166 Autumn, stops at 261 Au­ Wetherell A Waddell Heights— Safety Commission to sug­ -—Starting 8:30 a.m. at Dover Old State Rd. to Lake Rd. to . Hathaway. Hyde, tsi Lake, 149-190 New Bolton, ar­ tumn, Highland A Gardner, ITf Server, Overland A Packard, gest that.-'communiries place 'and W. Middle ’Tpke., stopping Public School Skoog Bridge to school. r iplan. Lyneas, McKee, 78-100, riving 7:40 a.m., return trip Highlan< Highland A Wyllt*,.. Wetherell A Litchfield, Keeney greater stress on bike safety at Parkade Apartments, sirriv- Bus 4, Starting at 8:20 a.m. McKinley, Pioneer, Seanum, 2:85 p.m. Birch Mt. ic Carter, arriving A Frances — Bidwell, arriving and bike inspection pro­ Ing at 8:40 a.m., return trip at Long Hill to Skinner Hill, LOOK of how much you save! 2 ^ e r , Avon, Hartford Rd. 642 Bra Ne. 3 — ^ rv in e, Bruce, 11:50 am . 8:26 a.m., return trip 3 p.m. grams. 3:16 p.m. Calendar Wheeling Rd., Bear Swamp. ^01, Frances, Keeney 35-40, Hillcrest, Lakewood, Lewis, 8. nXING JUNIOR HIGH - ROBERTSON The commission says the I^ng Hill to Rt. 6 to Hendee tT Itehfleld. McCann. Overland, Main, Sunset, Village, Warren, Bus No. S (Kindergarten c~l Bus No* 1—'(Lydall, Vsmon, Bus No. 16 — Starring 8 a.m. following basic rules Lor safe only) — Starring 12:00 at 38 Thurs., Sept. 10 — School Rd. to Pine Ridge to Hendee, ckard, Portland, Wetherell Fem, Gardner, Spring 0-660 W. opens. back Long HUl to school. -71). Starting 7:50 a.m. at W. W. Vempn, Greenwood 186 at 356 Adams, stops at 273-108- bicycling must be insisted Englewood, stops at 67 W e^e- Gardner, 843 Charter Oak, 82 250, Lake, New Bolton). SUrt­ 146 Adams, Tolland Tpke. A upon by officials and par­ wood, Parkade Apta, arrivtag ’Pues., Oct. 20 — Curricu­ .RHAM HIGH Iter and McKee. Stops at W. Highland); starting 7:30 a.m. 8 •Center A Waddell. Waddell A Ing 7:10 a.m.- at 366 LydaU, Adams Glode, 1533 ToUand ents: 12:10 p.m. lum meeting. One 4-hour Bus 1. Starring at 7:15 a.m. LOOK at how much more you get! ! Main A Lakswood (Hrcle, stops Itops at 55-141-191 W. Vernon, Tpke. A Meekville, 233 Bi^n- 1. Obey sill traffic slg{n8 Msslon only. at Lakeside Dr. to West St., re­ idley—Hartford Rd., Bridge at 258 8. Main, 288 Fem, Fem WASHINGTON Avon, arriving 8:10 a.m. R ^ 775-570-543-438 Vernon, Ver­ ham, Burnbam A Drexel, — and signals. Bus No. 0—Starting at 8:16 Fri., Oct. 30 — Teachers’ turn via Lake Rd. to Hebron P A Gardner,. Bottom of hlU, non A LydaU, 513-800-826-744 Croft, 100 Buekland, Buekland 2. (Jive hand slgtaals for Rd. with last pick-up at Van- ■ . lu rn trip 2:15 p.m. Gardner A Spring-Highland, ar­ a.m. at Spring and Dartmouth, conference; no school. ty’s. i ' ^ Bra No. 11—(New Bolton, Lydall, 527 • 276 - 280 - 122-35 School, 874 Tolland "Tpke., Sla' all turns and stopping. stops at 2fi0-3S0 Spring, Spring Wed., Nov. 11 — Veterans’ riving 7:50 a.m., retom trip tsr St., 743—616 N. Main, arriv­ 3. Ride on the' right side of But 2, Starring at 7:16 a.m. iilnlay, E. Middle Tpke. 550- 2:85 pm: Lake, 149-<190 New Bolton, ar­ and Gardner, 46l Spring, Day; no school. O nly the fuel-oil powered water heater gives you a ll. 150, Ludlow,. Mountain 82-07, riving 7:35 a.m., return trip ing 8:40 a.m., return trip 2:50 streets and highways at all Spring and ’Tam, 241-307 Gard­ Wed., Nov. 25-27—’Thanks­ at Palmer’s Oarage to Rt. 6, 'argusoo, Dale, Arnott, Alice, Bus Ne. 8-:( Highland, W}d- p.m. tltnes. giving recess, 4-hour session west to ’Umes Farm Rd., back lys. Spring 850-800, Porter 516 2:40 p.m. ner, Gardner and Fern, 464-674 J «i04. Riverside, Welcome, Bus No. a— (Eastland, Over­ Bus No. 20—Starting 8 a.m. 4. Ride In single file and in Gardner, 636 S. Main, S. Mata Nov. 26. , to Rt. 6 west turning at Fer­ nymouth, B. Canter 308-800) 57>1, Butternut, Ferguson, at Oakland and MUl, stops at i straight line—no weaving and Fern, arriving 8:40 a.m., Tues., Dec. 1 — Curricu­ guson’s, back to Wales Rd. to Mountain, Lsidlow', Birch Mt„ look, Westland, Indian). S tart­ Boston HUl Jurovaty Rd. itsurting 7:45 a.nL at 00 New ing 7:30 am . at ^54 Highland, Oakland and N. School, 275 or "horseplay.” return trip 8 p.m. lum meeting, 4-hour session loItonR d., stops at B. Middle Osrter, Finley, B. Middle Tpke., Oakland, Oakland and Lillian, ^ 5. Be alert for pedestrians, only. Boston HIU to Rham via East 1082-1149, Eastland, Overlook, stops at 8 w ey A E. Middle cars pulling out from curbs, Bus No. 10 — Starting 8:16 St. the hot water you need at an economical cost, pka. and Finley, 040 B. Mid- Tpke., E. Middle T^ke. A —South,—Gleason, 368 Oak­ a.m. at S. Mata and Mt. Nebo, Wed., Dec. 23 through Tpke.. B. Middle Tpke. A Westland, Indian). Starts 7;30 land, airtvlng 8:16 a.m., return car doors suddenly opening. Fri., Jan. 8 — Christmas re­ But 2,yStarttag at 7:16 a.m., Hdtow-Fecgusoo, B. Center A Greenwood, arriving 7:50 a.m., trip 3:60 p.m. . 6. Ride a safe, well equip­ stops at Bruce and Hillcrest, ^am ery to Bunker Hill to am. at 154 Highland, stops at return trip 2:40 p.m. 5i2 Nike Circle, South School, cess, one 4-hour session arnvin|r 8:10 a.m. Ke­ 225 Highland, WyUys A Hlgh- Bus No. 1 — Kindergarten ped bike, including lights, re­ Parker Bridge to Rt. 8, east Bob’ No. 12— (Edgerton, 70 Hackmatack, 124 Hackma­ Dec. 23. to Rt. 87 to Old SUth Rd., east lp 2:15 p.m. land-:Portor, Porter A Feiguson, only—^Plck up at noon at 275 flectors and horn or bell. tack, Keeney ^hool, arrivtag Mon., Feb. 22 through Fri., ^ a r a Jr#. 18 -V (HUliard 278- Lodge). SUrtIng at 7:16 a.m. at 'and 368 Oakland St., arriving 7. Ride one on a bike. to Lake Rd., picking up ttt- Birch Mt. Rd. A Carter, Fin­ 8:40 am ., return trip 3 p.m. Feb. 26 — Winter vacation. Skoog Bridge to Hebron Rd. i m , BUywa 04, A danu 14d-100, lay A B. Middle Tl>ke., E. Mid­ Crestwood A Devon, steqM at Robertson at 12:05. 8. Use extreme cauUoh en­ Tues., March 3 and April Angal, alode, ToUand Center A Edgerton, arriving SOUTH SCHOOL tering traffic from side Bowers School— Bus No. 1 to Ollead Rd., back' to Hebron dle T^ke. and Greenwood, ar­ (kindergarten only). Starring 6 r - Curriculum -fiieettagB, Rd. starting . pick-up at Re- k r r ^ l O M . Bucfcland, 7:86 am ., r e t m trip 2:86 p.m. Bus No. 2 — Starting 8:16 streets and driveways^ one 4-hour session each day. Window, Croft. N. riving 7:50 a.m., return trip ld:40 am. at CuNiman and mesch’s. 2:86 p.m. Bos No. 18-L-(01eason. P mA- a.m. at 167 HackmiUack, stops 0. Cbild^ should not be Fri., April 18 through Fri.^. 007-74S, 9 iv n n 87). or 776-1000, Taylor, Baldwin, a t 8. Main and Mt. Nebo, 463 allowed to ride ta traffic un­ Tracy. Stops at_, 746 Parker, April 28 — Easter vacation. HlHlard Bra Ne. 4— (Summer, Camp- Deming, Avery, Carman Bryan, Spring, Spring and Tain, 177- til t h ^ carl demonstrate Baldwin and Doming • Alberta, field, Oooperhlll, Odmell, Fain- Mon., May 81 —< Memorial at 180 Cornwall, N. BebotU—182, Bd- Ma-8«2-666-440 Gardner, 288 complete control. Alberta and Concord, — Avery, Day observapee. und flekl, MiddlefMd, Bank, Cooper w ard,J^I, Lillian, Oakland Fern, Fern aniLS. Main, arriv­ U Hudeon, 4 Chapel, Ashland W. High, Westwood. 10. Bis sure ills hike "ftts" Filv June 25 — ,144-aS y. BUrting 7:30 am. at ing S;86 a m , return t i ^ 8:10 tbs.rider. ' v and BtewtbompOiEfoid, arrtv- elosss, 4-hoar W aft MoBae, W. O n M itf - Oakland and N. MmU, stops pm teeopd -^T^ — 'Btniting tad 18:10 p jB .' ''h, '

M ^CHESTE» EVENINGT HERALD. MANCHES^TBR. CONN- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8; 19§4 PAGE TWBlNTY-T IIANCHESTBR EVBNINO HERALD, lUNCHBSTB^ OONN. TUESDAY, SBPTEBfBER t, fM4 Apartments—Plata— Apaitmmtte—Plata— Houses For Sak 72 Houses For Ssls 72 HoustsForSsli 72 Housto For Sale Legal Notlct j£i«gsl N otk* Artkles For Sale 45 Miwlcal 58 Tenements 53 S o rrie d B THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALY $»d SHORTEI!^ Tenements 63 BOLTON — L ovely . $% r6otai ONLY $16,900. for a 6 room SACRIFICE — Hebron six x n n T A n o i f o b d b b AT A COURT ;o______r PROBAIE I WAMTSD-dnsBoa Slid ^tbar DESIRABLE 6 rooni' custom AT A COURT o r PBOBATB held at Mandissisr. tMUa sad p t OffoiW n v a TON Ouitls aiiveomUtlM- VERY ATTRAOnVE 4 room Ciqpe, toan y extras, prloC r e ­ fliflit Lavri, 8 bedrooma, ftre- Colohial, ^Hmr aMaaked ga­ -room Dutch Colonial, 15k at Manonester. within and tor the DMrlet of MsadiMtcT. M G IS musleal inatrununts hi play- CREST LOXURIOUB duplex •uT«ucA>rraa ' er with eliealalitic tower, used spartmant first floor, porch, duced. Can owner, 64S-8888. pface, garage, bulU-in stain- rage, exceuent condiUim off iiaths. gaikge and broezeway. D tstrla o( Manoheater on ttie 3rd day bt September, 1144 1 B A W f l w a n n a o o aMo eondltlon for mantal^ re­ mmrtmehta, rooms, IH ,of September. 1964. n-exent. Hm . John J»- WeiMti. -W h im u h l i , v r.o tA R 'm H one aeaaon, will sell reason­ . attic, basement hot air oU baths, heat, hot water, dta- lees steel reMgerator, freezer, E. Center S t Wesley R. Smith Aluminum siding and window tarded boys and girls. Wm combinations, located on PrM ent. Hon. John J. Wallett. OCARlMA WAg y o fCHOOLWiP srtiL justA able. e$$ 9$$$. burner. Adults preferred. ixm l, refrigerator, range, cai^ NEAR HOLLISTER School— oven, range,’ dhqMMl> n»CLASSIFIED ADVT. Kxperienced 'accountant 6339, 94i. room, 3 tile bathe, kitchen KXNG itTCTB SPLIT — B a te PORTER STREET Area—Cus­ baths, fireplace, full basement, their claims within said lime al­ count with Mid estate, a s o ^ tures and fram aa. e4$-$9$8. BEAUTIFUL 6 foot pifla Mar- tom built center hall Colonial, garage, 6 years old. $17,900. lowed by publishing a copy of this ment of heirs and order of MOTonAT n n VBIDAl M M AJi—aATUBDAt • AOI. available evenings and Sat­ -V5 with buUt-ins, dining room, $ kitchen, fireplace, 1% baths, veat toble, aeats 10-12 paopto. t h r e e r o o m s , first floor. reereathm room, garage, cel­ 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, IVi Phllbrlck Agency, 449-8464. order in some newspaper having a tribution. and this Court LOAM, axoallent quality, elaan Furnished ApartBwato5S-A lane bedrooms, Imng room circulation In said probate district that notice of the tlnM an urday. Specialist^ in moall 649-4336. Inquire 93 Welle Street be­ lar, shade, only ^600. Carl­ baths, built-ins, rec room, businesaea TeL 64S-6766.'\ and testad. J. C. Hutchinson, wlm fireplace, AA zone. Wol- within ten days from the date of assign^ for said hearlns be . PLEASE READ YOUR AD 6ly**^*N<>6d**»>>6»M fore 6 pjn. ANDOVER - TWO room fur­ ton W. Rutehlne, R ealtor, 646- breezeway, 3-car garage, 8 HELAINE ROAD, 4 room Cape this order and return make to to all persoos known to be m -7 M 3 . ANTIQUE SALE — Funltan, verton A gency, R eM tor, 849- eeted Ineretai , to appear aad,ha nished apartment tor rent re- 3818. 6183. years old, perfect condition. excellent condition. Must be this court of the notice given. OtaMM «r AM* m * tslM i wfwt the fh eM m a early prewsed glass, rigned ATTRACnVB apartment for seen to be appreciated. 643- JOHN J. WAT.UETT. Judge. heani thereon by pubasbiaK a cMW TM Meertlew Miwll icM Me ai the flU T SOUP’S ON, ths rug that la, watw color painting, two oval Wgerator, stove. C H SUens. $34,600. Phllbrlck A gency, 446- of this order In some ■•YSP*?**’ LAWN MOWBRS, Marpened •UT iO U 'ta A SIO OIRL HOW.'. ecupla. Stove and refrlgeratm Royte 6, ■I42-7278. FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, 8444. 8601, owner. having a ctrculatton In said D tstd ^ d a y R A F P K A M m M MOrawr m n n M thae fer the W e l l ,MOW iH s 't so clean the spot with Blue frames, keroaeno footed laans, Incutded. Centrally located. $70 MANCHESTER Vicinity — 4 and r^Mklred, sales and serv­ you HAVE 10 GOTO 8CH00L> Lustre. Rent Meotrlc aham- bedroom Ranch, flnplace, paneled family room, kitchen at least seven days before ibe dar The BenM M h u bMMi ter ea | y ON* teeer- OLD EHOUGH-AND hand school boll, Hotoomt per month. Carlton Hutrtiins, with buUt-ins, formal dining COVENTRY — Working man’z MANCHESTER-BOLTON line of said heartac. and by m aJm n »« ice, rental equipment. L A M LIHETHE OTHERS.' poodr $1. OlcOtt Variety Store. TWO ROOM furnished apart' plastered walls, walk-up at­ or before Sertember 4. 1944 Equipment Ooip., Route SS, 31” TV, radio-record player •49-6133. ment working couple. AH utfl- room, fireplace, attached ga special, extra clean 4 room —extra luge contemporary .7 LEGAL MOM HAS EVEKI console. Oall after 6 pjn., S49- tic, wooded a acres, patio, room spUt, 15k baths, recrea­ registerra air mall, a copy fly Him Vernon, $76-7109, M anchester MORE TROUBLE GRAPE CRUSHER, small bar­ itlee, private home. References tool shed. Oates Agency, 648- rage. $22,900. Phllbrlck Agen' dwelling, glassed porch, Wa­ order to Norman H.Roessell, «U4 exchange. E nterprise 194$. 4866. f o u r r o o m duplex, modern 643-52269. cy , 640-8444. terbary heating, pew modem tion room, cellar, beautiful 1 >k NOTICE Oaso, Kuruma, Iwaktml fSty. ■Jsr rel, eases of dark bottles. 643' bath and kitchen, $88. Call 0036. gran ____ • HEEPlHO HER, IN 2680. kitchen ..cabinets, aluminum acrea Many fruit trees. Cus­ Glastonbury 633-7928 after 6. SO. WINDSOR, Wapping.. $14,- GMAC WILL______SELL AT PUB- JOHN J. WAIXBTT. JMjqa, WASHINa MACHINB8 re­ s c h o o l; t h r e e r o o m s '' furnished, storms, close to lake and high­ tom built, many extras. Re­ U C a u c t i o n on September ^ oc: Wim«n Admr. Wearing Appnrte—Fnn 57 RANCH—A n sa ia built In 1969 900. 729 G riffin R oad. Clean 65k duced to low twenties. Owner paired, RCA, Vhilrlpool and I COIN COLLECTORS, 1889 c.c. second flow, gas heat, good Modern Youngstown kitchen w ay. Only $7.700., $700. d o ^ , kenmore. All woik guaran-! LOOKXNG for anything in real location, parkl^, adultk New room ranch, carport, full base­ 649-6986. ,14. 1964 at 12:00 noon at Car-' d ia l mint mark Mlver dollar, XF MOUTON FUR coat, axoellent estate rentals — upartments, with built-lna, 3 bedrooms, easy payments on balance. 643-2711 teed. Call $43-4913, $44-3141: I condition. 64S-0M2. Bolton Road. 648-6889. ment, half acre treed lot. Own­ ter Chevrolet. Manchester, one condition, atsa 13-16, $66, 644- homes, mi£tlple dwmlingi, call ceramic tile bath, 3 fireplaces, Lessenger Co., Realtors, 428- 1962 Chevrolet, Serial No. er transferred. Immediate ac- 9291, 423-6381. Lots For Sale 73 LEGAL LAND CLEARED — Stumps WINCHESTER MODEL 12-12 S084. J. D. R ealty., 848-6139. lastered walls, oil hot water cupancy. Assumable 45k % 20867S106593. The seller re­ and atones removed, buil- gauge ahotgun, with poly­ Business Loeattmis geat with cast iron radiation, G .I. m ortgage, (^iall owner, 644- BOLTON LAKE — 3 adjoin­ serves the right to bid. 4^ ROOM GARDEN Ape im m ediate occu pancy, $18,900. C oventry NOTICE choke; also, 1962 Chevrolet Wanted—1)9 Boy 58 ment, heat, hot water, ^ For Rent 64 0610. ing building loU. 172’ front­ 'TrtiU t RmmMi i Ow MrtrUMr? Call f42-S096. trailer hitch. 643 Phllbrlck A gency, 649-8464. NEAT AND SOLID age, level, cleared, asking $1.- ref^erator Included, FOR MANCHESTER—Older 4 room ADMISSION WANTED TO BUT-'aiitlqDM Available Sept 1. Otflee U LEASE—BxceDeot loca­ 400. Wesley R. Smith Agency, tlon tor doctor’s offlee or MINUTES FROM downtown Colonial, 15k baths, modem Do you need a 4 bedroom OF ELECTORS . aad good used tantture. vU- F oreet S t , 64841000. 648-1667. NOTICE H-Hn t Im M riic StrvlM Household Serriccs LUSTRE not only ilda ■ge Peddler Auetioa House, beauty parlor. 416 Main Street Manchester—7H room ranch kitchen, enclosed porch, excel' home ? A home buUt to last Notice M hereby given that on 100x166 nicely landscaped lent neighborhood, only $16,' An n u a l the Board of Admission of Elec­ Offered 13-A Carpets a t soil but leaves pile Route •$. BUtagtoB. STMTU. VERNON . ; Completely renovated aad am' with maintenance free Resort Property For Sale 74 Bonds—Stocks— Help Wantcil—lomalt 35 Help Wanted—Msk 36 soft and lofty. Rent eleem Bob FhMfldger, aad Son. Ifle parking. J. D. Realty, 848- lot, $, 4, or 6 bedroom s, Uvi] 900. H ayes A gency, 443-4808. aluminum siding! Surround­ BUDGET h e a r in g tors, of the Town of Manchester, FURNTTURB reflnlabed—colors Mortgages 27 Miampooer $1. Paul’s Paint Ik 6129 room with fireplace, paneh ed by trees! And most of all WATERFRONT cottage, on lot The Board of Finance of the ■will be in Mssion in the Munjei- changed, eetimates given. WOMAN for general office ASSISTANT Manager trainee Wallpaper Supply. den, oU hot water heat, ver- $8,600 — WELL KEPT B5k room a home priced at $14,900. If Town of Coventry, Connecticut, pal Building, Town Clerk’sClerk e Of- work, five days including Sat­ WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ ranch, 8 bedrooms, attrmothra 60x70, 7 rooms and bath, fi­ I t !!• Manchester Reflniahing Oo. A BETTER ARRANGEMENT wanted by old rellnble firm in Y ou A ffo rd S IX r o o m s suitable for store aatlle room arrangement. Wol- so, call C. Albrecht, 449- wlll hold a special hearing on flee, on SA'TURDAT, SEPTBM- W M k l urdays, dome typing, good at tique and used furniture, ohtna, dining area, siltnrfaan. Owner nancing easUy arranged, call 64S-939S. of your finances will make Manchester area. We need a BNOUSH PARK caddie, prac­ ^ass, a£ver, picture frames or office and apartment. 476 verton A gency, R ealtor, 649- September 14, 1964 at 8:00 P.M. BER 12, 1964 from 9:00 AJL to figures, company benefits. Ap­ man to be trained In oertain anxious. Oarttoo W. HUWMns, 6804. Contessa Real Estate, 429- more of your Income available tically new, for horse with and old coins, old dolls and Main Street Manchester, 649- 3818. 4688, 742-6385. at the Coventry High School, at 8:00 P.M., for the purpose Of M - BWARDS REWEAVDra of BURNS, moth tor personal usa. Lump debt ply Manager, W. T. Grant, phasee of management and in high withers. Asking $70.00 Luxury Living! 6229, 9-6. R ealtor. 9 4 » s m . iKdes. SBppere repaired. Win­ guns, hobby ctfllectiona, attic which time Itemized estimates mittlng all persons who are c into one monthly payment of Parkade. sales. Experience is not neces­ 742-6813. contents or wbMe estataa. Fur­ of the expenditures of the Town, found to be qualified to be 1 dow shades made to measure, sary if willing to team. Must RANCH, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms, Narrows * Wallace Subarban For Sale 75 ANSWBUN# SERVICI $22.26 for each thousand dollars niture Repair Service Taleott- Elegant new 4 room apartmento for the ensuing fiscal year w ill' tors of the Town of M anches^. all aisas Venetian bUnda. Kays WOMAN TO babysit mornings have neat appearance apd DARK, RICH etone-free loam! Houses For Rent 65 WEST SIDE RANCHES kitchen, Uvlng room, wooded Mancheater Parkade including repayment over five vUle, Conn. Tel. 6tt-7449. in lovely suburban neighbor­ lot, handy to bus, shopping, so. WINDSOR — Woodland be presented In accordance with The Qualifications are as fOl- A4f-M00 — m ^ if made while you wait. Tap# ra- years. Frank Burke, 246-8887, fo r kindergarten child, nnust good personaUty. This is a Also, fill, sand, gravel, and hood within walking distance of Manchester 449-6804 corders for rent. Marlow's, $$7 have transportation. Call after atone. 648-9604. BOLTON LAKE—4 room year 1. $16,900 . . . three bed- etc. ExceUent condition. $12,- Park—6 room Colonial with the provisions of Section 7-344 lows: Applicant must bs twpn- Coonecticut Mortgkge E x­ permanent position with ex­ high school, bus, riiopping and roomer on a comer lot. FuU attached garage, huge shaded M ain., 64e-6331. 0:30. 649-1813. cellent .advancement oppor­ ’round ranch, furnished or un­ 900. P hllbrlck A gency, 649- PORTER STREET Area— of the 1958 Rev. of the General ty-one (21) years of age, must change, 16 Lewis St., Hartford, Roimis WlthoEt Board 52 minutes from Parkway. Equip furnished, with option to buy, basement with a beautiful lot 22 foot living room with Statutes of the State of Con- be a resident of the State of Ooim. '• tunities as well as a good ped with OE refrigerator 8444. Stately Garriaon Colonial: fea­ Building-—Contrseting 14 ROCKVILLE — Experienced or will rent furnished Septem­ finished rec room. Dn- tures 14x36 living room with fireplace, 3 -large bedrooms, n ecU cu t Connecticut for one (1) year, starting salary, commission ROOM Fcm RENT, gentlaman b^t-ln' GB oven, range medlate occupancy. Ideal BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room fun and a resident of the Town a t waitress, part-time, pleasant and all employe benefits. If ber through June, $25 weekly. fireplace, center haU, kitchen 15k baths, family kitchen. Dated at Coventry, Connecti­ Jewtirr 4 6 only, free parking, references garba^ dlqxMer. Rent includes location, plenty of trees . .. shed dormer Cape, 4 or 6 bed­ Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Manoheater for six (6) months. ADDITIONS — Retaining waUa, working conditions. Call for Interested in this better than reqidred. Call after f p.m., •48-9727. with Westlnghouse buUt-lns, cut, this 4th day of September, Last and Povid 1 AatomobUdS For Sote 4 cement floors, garages, bath­ appointment, 875-8447. heat and hot water, free park' a real good buy. rooms, 15k baths, garage, $14,- 649-2813. Any applicant who la a natu­ Musical—^Dramatic 30 average position apply to The WATCH AMD JEWELRY re­ formal dining room, 4 large 1964. rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof­ 648-2698. Ing. outdoor picnic and recrea' FOUR OR FIVE engineers, 900. P hllbrlck i^ e n c y , 9T ralized citizen of the United tDTTND _ Adrift and ebaa- 1964 FORD, excellent second Singer Co., 832 Main St., Man­ pairing, PromM servics. Up to 2. $17,000 . . . Ansaldi huUt bedrooms, IH baths, famUy ■VERNON—6 room ranch, all Richard M. Oalinat, ing. C ell 649-4391. COUNTER girl wanted, good tlon area. teachers, nice locaUon, 8 8464. Donsdd S. Davis States shaU present ths oertlfl- doned on Bolton Lake — one ear, very good condition, $70. pay, 11-2, apply In person at chester. $20 on you r old w a h h in trade. THE THOMPSON Bouae, Cot­ hom e at three bedrooms, room, aluminum windows. aluminum siding, combination PIANO lijstruction in my home, tage Street, centrally located, rooms semi-fumiriied, garage, Priced below owner's cost Lionel G. Jean cate of his naturalization or a email rowboat. Ownw may 643-2965. QUALITY CAR PE N TR Y— 166 M cK ee Street. 648-9679. Ann's Spot, Oak Street. Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, pool, fireplaces. 64S-28W. full basement, plaster waUs. LAKEFRONT — 146 ft. sandy doors and windows, garage, elaim positive identifica­ SPRAY PAINTER for lacquer 7S7 Main Street, State Theater lame ideasantly fumiahed O n ly $125! Wesley R. Smith Agency, 643- Board of Selectmen copy thereof issued by the Unit­ Rooms, donners, porches, Now vacant, posslhle to beach, large well built home, built-in oven and range, well ed States Immigration and tion and payinc for tbis ad. CHBVROLBTT 1957 hardtqp, PRIVATE INSTRUCTION—Pi­ room work, Diqflaycraft, me., B uilding. roon u , parking. O a 649-2168 UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY trade In your present home. 4 flnlAed, 2 unfinished , bed- 1567. landscaped lot. E. C. Solimene, clean and sharp, $795. Call basements refinlshed, cab­ 160 H artford R d., M anchester for overnight and permanent Naturalization Service. Phone 649-7S7S. inets, built-ins, formica, tile. ano by London certified teach­ to rent a lovely single house Comer lot, big trees, too. roome, hot water heat, patio, Broker. 643-2214. after 5 p.m., 643-7977. P arty Plan 64S-9667. guest rates. Completely Furnished With MANCHESTER — Beautifully Any applicant who aequired No job too ■naSI. WiUiam er, my home. 643-2310. with two or three bedrooms. firep la ce, $16,900. Carlton W. appointed 65k room Cape, LOST—^Lady’s bhie wallet con- TOT DEMONSTRATORS Garden—Farm—Dairy F r^ Air - Conditionins: an< Completely modem in nice Hutchins, R ealtor, 449-6132. COVENTRY — 8 bedroom . NOTICE U nited S tates cttlBwiHhlp b y 1962 CORVAIR Monza coupe. Robbins carpentry service. SHOE SALESMAN, exceUent FURNISHED rooiii near Main 100x200 w eE 'shru bbed lot, at­ birth abroad to a United Statea taintng- sum of money, per­ 649-3446. Products 50 Free W aiter and Dryet neighborhood. 643-6983. T. J, CROCKETT, Realtor ranch, 62x26, double garage, ZONING BOARD sonal items, and identifica­ Red, 22,000 miles, 4-speed, im- WIN A FORD! opportunity for advancement, S treet. 6 HazM Street. 649- M ANCHESTER—65k room over- tached garage, built-in kitchen oil hot water. Reduced $3,000 citizen parents or derived citi­ maculate condition.1. Call 742- 6-day 44-hour week, perma­ 3170. 643-1577 with dining area, 3 large bed­ OF APPEALS tion, Main Street vicinity, Fri­ CARPENTRY—32 years’ ex­ TOM ATOES— ^Pick in ow n con ­ COVENTRY LAKE — 4 room jized- brick Cape, flnldied for quick sale. $16,990. 742- zenship throuidi the naturaliza­ day afternoon.' Reward. Call 7301. Leading toy party oMnpany nent position. Mouse Mt Hale. O n ly $1501 furnished house, $85 month, basement, patio, garage. Well rooms, llvuig room with wall- 7406 after 11 a.m. TOWN OF COVENTRY tion of a parent or apotlse, ahall perience. Ceilings and floor PIANO PUPILS WANTED will pay top commisaions to tainers; carrots for canning; 649-5034. one child. 643-1486. landscaped. Minimum main­ to-wall carpet, ahimlmun sid­ At an executive session of the present a .certificate o t cltizsn - 1961 WHITE FORD convert­ tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ high-calibre toy demonstra­ butternut aad acorn squash. CLEAN, pleasant room tor rent COLONIAL—Bowers Area. Six BOLTON-COVENTRY Lino- rages, additions, attics finish­ tenance. For appointment call ing, storms and screens. Wol­ Coventry Zoning Board of Ap- j ship to said applicant by ilia KOnCE IS h er^ givoi that ible, power steering, automatic tors . . . PLUS FORD FAL­ 31 Angel Street. in private home. Call 949-ltf5. rooms, charming, fine condi­ verton A gency, R ealtor, 649- Split level, 65k rooms, 100x290 transmission, A-1 condition, ed, remodeling, concrete work. tion, choice plantings. Realtor- 649-1988. P rin cipals only. peals held August 31, |1964 tha | United Statea Immigration and Clonal Share Book No. Beginners and advanced. CONS as Bonus Prizes. For IMMEDIATE OPENING Samuel M . Resort Propertj 3813. lot, firspliice, built-in oven and following decisions were render-' Natundizatlon Service, a pazi- $1,450. or beat offer. Call No job too small. Immediate details, call or write for BLUEBERRIES — Late culti­ LARGE pleasant room in quiet owner, 649-6061. 13090 issued by the Xan^es- For Rent 67 $13,900—CENTRALLY located range, $16,900. Rockville Real­ ed: I port issued by the State Da- 644-1986. eetimates. 643-2629. Special rates for begin­ personal interview: vated varieties, last week of home. Suitable for teacher. 68 INVESTMENT MINDED — A ter Savincs and laan Associa­ 6 room Cape, aluminum sid­ ty,, 643-2188, 876-2627. (1) Lloyd Conkling of Wayne' partment of the United Statea Cooks, kitchen utility men, full good picking. 35c pint. Dooley, Jensen Street. Phone 646-4063 Lavitt Agency SO. WINDSOR-WAPPING. 6 few of our listings include— tion, Incorporated, has bean ners. Main fitreet location. Watrous Road, Bolton. 649- o r 640-8867. BLACK POINT—8 bedroom cot­ room Ranch, custom built non­ ing, near shopping, bus, wood­ Court, West Hampton, N. Y. \ on or after January I, 1948 or lost and appBcation has been AMERICAN HOME TOY time year ’round positions. tage, fireplace, electric equip­ ed lot. FHA, $460. down. 6-6 flat; 6-6 duplex; propqeed STAFFORD — 40 acres, 1,500 196$ CADILLAC, forced to sell, Rooting^—Sdlng 16 3096. 643-2108 ReaHora 876-4397 development, aluminum siding 8-famlly, single and 4-family foot frontage, large bam, ga­ permission to construct a sum- a written statement sl^ed by a made to said Association for $90. 643-9078. ‘ PARTIES. INC. FURNISHED ROOMS, oomiUete Vemoo CSrcle, Pkwy Exit 96 ment, full bath. Sept. 6 on, and combinations. Hanley Pasek Realty, 289-7476, 742- mer home on Old Tolland Road Town Clerk or Registrar of Vot- payment ed the amaemt of de­ A. A. DION, INC. Roofing PICK YOUR own tomatoes, 60c reduced. 443-6000. 8243. on one lot All centrally lo­ rage, 7 rooms, $16,900. Rock- Marilyn Lentocha light housekeeping facilities. Open 7 Dtqrs A Week Aigency, 643-0030. viUe Realty, 643-2188, 875- was unanimously approved. { era of a town, of this state that p osit. siding, paintiitf. Carpentry. Al- Call 643-8546 a baricet. Bring your own bas­ Cmtrally located. Mrs. Ac- cated, all priced right Wes­ Kingsbury Ave. Ext., R.D. No. 1 HOWARD JOHNSON’S COVENTRY—A cozy four room ley R. Sinlth Agency, 648 2 6 2 7 .- (2) Russell W. Karker, Bread' the records (tf such town show 1967 RAMBLBSt Wagota. Price terafions' and addltians. Ceil' R ockville, Conn. 06066 kets. 1616 M a n ^ ester Road, comasso, 14 Arch Street, Man­ BIRCH STREET — 3 bedroom MANCHESTER — New 8 room and Milk Street, permhedoh to , that such applicant has prevl- FOUND — brown and black $196. Can 643-968$. ings. Workmanship guaran Route $0, Yemoii, Oobb. Glastonbury. chester. 648-6948. flat up, modem improvements, Business Property Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living home with an unusual amount 1667. female mongrel. Call Lee 'y F h on e. 875-1882 of storage space. Encloeed HEBRON—Cape, 6 rooms, fire­ divide a 252 ft. lot into 2 lots,! ously been admitted as an elae- teed. 299 Autumn 8t. 648-4860. $96. 649-4488. For Sale 70 room, family room, bu)lt-ln place, plastered walls, garage, 1 one of 127 ft and the other 126 tor In that town. Fracchla, Dog Warden, 643- PICK TOUR own apples, tom­ GENTLEMEN—Private home, porch. Year old heating sys­ \ Apply in person or oall 648- kitchen, master bedrocm with urge loL _ $12,900. _ Rockville ft. was unanimously denied. Dated at Manoheater tlile 8th 8694. 1967 BUICK Super with power BIDWSLL HOME Improvement atoes, pqn>ers. 76 cents per nicely furnished bedrooms, WE HAVE eustomen waltti APARTMENT SITE — Large tem . 100x100 lot. M inutes to Bolton Lake Vsmon U m 6413, 875-8961. dressing room, low twenties. Realty, 643-2188, 876-2527. day of September 1964. $386. Call after 6 649-6873. CcMoipany—R oofin g, sidihg, al Help Wantod-^FemsIe 35 EXPERIENCED waitress for 16 quart basket. Michael next to bath, parking, conven­ for the rental of your apai parcel of land next to re­ shopping center. 743-7066. (3) Albert Skinner, R t 44-A VoUND — brown and black H ayes A gency, 648-480$. Bolton, permission to construct Board of Admissions terations, additions land re weekends. Apply in person Kurys, 163 French Road, Bol­ ient. A fter 6:30, 649-6801. ment or home, J. D. R«flty, development area. Profession' BOLTON LAicE—Year 'round m ^ mongrel. Can Lee Frac- modeling of all types. Excel RN OR LPN, U-7, full or Three J’s Restaurant, Route 6 ton, off Route 86. 643-6129. ally appraised. We consider picturesque aettlng—T room MANCHESTER—3 family, 4-5- $6,400 a dwelling on present fotmda- Barbara E. CblmuB, eMa, Dog Warden, 643-8594. TmdDp^TlMteiw 5 home. 4 good sized roonu, Selectm an lent woriemanM ip. 649-6496. part-tim e. Vernon Haven, 876- and 44A, Bolton. FOR RENT^Front room half this a prime M duplex, centrally ways 4 and 44A. Oontaot BUCKLEY SCHOOL Area — 4 monthly payments. Rockville ^ Manoheater, 644«41. Roofing and Chtmueys 16-A Manchester Country Ciub, be­ COMFORTABLE, well furnish­ located , with garage, $110 a D. LoUuop,. 637-418$. bedrooms, 3 full baths, heat­ 644-0686. M anchester Realty. 648-2188, 876-2527. Can earn you $30-$40 a tween 8-10 a.m. HonselioM Seode i l ed room for gentleman, excel­ month. J. D. Realty, ■ 448-6129. ed family room, kitchen with MANCHESTER — Two family Auto Drtvtng ScNsol 7>A ROOFINO — Specialising re­ lent for teacher, near schools, FOR EXPERT week in your spare time CONCRETE mason worker 'buUt-ins, dining area, 2-car ga­ LEBANON, CONN., Heritage pairing roofs of all kinds, new parking. 372 Main St. SDC ROOM duplex, heat, h ot Land For Sale 71 PURPLE PALACE 111 flat, M , Ufa time sldliig, ga- WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING LDARN TO DRIVa - Special roofs, gutter work, chinmeys selling wanted, full-time, experience AT ALBERTS USED DEFT. rage, 100x200 lot, $22,900. Wol- rage, oenvenient location. A Hin, Route 207. Capt Help Wanted— S ROOM S SELECT . water, garage. Inquire 63 Mid­ attentton to nervous and el- cleaned, repaired. Aluminum referred, or will train. Must COVENTRY — Pucker Street verton A gency, R ealtor, 449- $16,600,. immediate occu­ wise investment at $18,S0O> Ranehes, and Raised Ranenes, RADIATOR REPAIRING AND REG0RIN6 RIDB WANTED Manchestm' ave driver’s license; also, Male or Female 37 USED FURNITURE dle 'Tpke., West, Manchester. deriy. Ctessroom for teen­ siding. 80 yea rs’ experlen cs. AVON S F or Sale—40 a cres, $13,000. 2813. pancy. 6-room front to back H ayes Agency* 448-4804. one acre lots. No money down COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE ^ to WiUimantic Teadier’s Col- part-time workers wanted, Apurtmentfl—^FIat»— VA, FHA financing. Open agers. Pickup service. Day or Free estimates. Call Howlev, BRAND NEW—3 room deluxe Approximately 1,600 feet front­ Tri-level situated 00 a priv­ -i lege, classes 8-4, September Cosmetics, Fragrances and mornings or afternoons. Phone TAILOR, men’s clothing. Ex­ 8 rooms of reconditioned fur­ Tenements 53 VERNON—Spacious 4-bedroom ilally dark. Sales by SEE. « evening lessons. Ressonable 643-6381, 644-8883. apartments. BJldrldge St., few age. (jaU 742-4678 o r 428-8843 ate park-like wooded lot. ANDOVER — Large raised 2 tn ■‘'f 15. Desperate. 643-87M. Christnuw Gifts. If you need Charles P onticelll, 640-9644. perienced need only apply. niture consists of 7-PIECE bed­ Garrison Colonial in desirable Philip Segal Can anytim e rates. Manchester Driving Call 640-3370. steps from Main. Fully air- Just what you’ve waited for. ranch, $ double bedrooms, RAT’S ROOFING CO.—Shingle money, think what a tre­ room, dresser, mirror, chest, BOLYON CENTER Apartments, neighborhood in time for Academy, 742-7249. Corner Brandy St. and Boston conditioned, electric range, re­ Call Mr. Tourtelotte 649- closets, knotte pine kitchen, 428-0314. RIDE WANTED from Man­ roofs, gutters, built-up roofs, mendous difference this can double bed, 2 L,amps, 2 pillows, school. Family size kltdien, chester to .vicinity West Hart­ MALE AND Female help need­ Center Rd., nevf 3 rooms, heat, frigerator, garbage disposal, Houses For Sale 72 6306, 876-6611. dining and imng room, T or roof and cfaiinney rmairs, Ray make. No experience need­ 9-PIECE convertible living firepCaced living room, formal 10 acras. 449-9403. Wanted—ReBl Estate 77 CLARKE MOTOR SALES ford emter, arriving 8 a.m., ed for assembly, machines, room, sofa-bed, 3 chairs, cock­ hot water, stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer in basement dining room, aluminum com- Gunge—Bowie Jackson, 643-8825, R ay H age- ed. Call now for interview. CLERK• and some piece work avail­ COVENTRY NORTH — Near 301 BROAD SniBBT—648-9521 leave 5:30. Will consider one now, 849-2214. tail A 2 step tallies. 2 lamps, $125. 649-3266, 643-4812. (coin operated), convenient binatlons, 15k baths, tell base- CONCORD RD - WHEN BUYINO o r aelUni Storage 1 0 able. Iona Manufacturing, parking,- master *CV antenna, Coventry goCf course. 100 acre way only. 649-2249. 1 throw rug. 5-PIECE dinette. farm, high location, lots of road ment. Walk to schools. -LAirriJW b * W diiaCC ranch, larga llvlnt raon property, caU Frances Wanted for men’s clothing Manchester. PLUS recondlUoiifcd TV. RE­ ABSOLUTELY Immaculate—5 heat, hot water, large closets, > room flat on first floor near front^e, older 9 room home, churches, etc. The usual ex­ Manchester Parkade al dhiteg room. outaNt I Wagner. We have qualified Radlo-TV Repair NAME BRAND goods free — store. Good oi^rtunity, FRIG. or WASH. MACHINE. private' fenced in backyard, tras plus others. Low 20’s. QARAOE for rent on Oak St H elp friends shop w ith ju st $1 ACCURATE TYPIST with center of town. Oarage. Large, dairy bam. out buUdlngs, Msinchester 649-6306 8 bedrooma, reeraotiaB room, buyers for single and two fam­ .Automobiles Fsr Suk 4 any selling experience e v e r y t h i n g o n l y $179 separate cellar storaM, close Owner transferring. 875-4604. landseapsd yard. Marian B. Uy houses. Financing ar­ Can 649-8009. Services 18 weekly. You get th ln n free. bookkeeping experience, part airy rooms. $116. monthly. to schools, churches, uopping. many potentials. Lawrence F. would be helpful. Must $10 DOWN — $10 MONTH Blano, Realtor. 648-2766. Robertson, Reottor. “ “ ranged. Let us hear from you .U968 RAMBLER, good eondi- W rite fo r -details and free 396 or full time. 'Write ^ x A, Call 648-6121. 649-1573, 648-8109. ' SUNKEN FAMILY room wltil CONNIE’S^ TV and Radio Serv- have good references. Writs Herald, stating age and expe­ Charles Nicholson. 742-6364. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE Area-6 today. 443-1028. tlon, standard shift Asking ice, available all hours. Satis­ page 'Catalog. Popular Club fireplace, 85k room ranch, 15k M ANCHEffTBR - $14,900. Biz $350. Phone 649-9388. MotorcyeloB—Bicycles 11 rience. A—I^B —E—R—T’—S MANCHESTER—^Two spacious room Coltmial with breOzeway faction guaranteed. Call 649- Plan, Dept. K804, Lynbrook, Write Box T, Herald MANIJHBSTER — New 7 room baths, bullt-lns, garage, cov­ and 2-car garage, 33 foot liv­ room brick Cape, fireplace, WANTED IMMEDIATELY— N.T. 43-45 ALLYN ST , HARTFORD bedrooms, first floor garden MEED CART Tour eradit tnm- 1966 HARLET-DAVXD80N with 1316. apartment, heat, hot water Colorful Aprons! raised ranch, 2-car garage, ered patio, captivating view. ing room with fireplace, din­ garage, ' excellent eondltiao, Parkade area, Cape or small electric starter now on dis­ SitiiationB Wanted— OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. buUt-lns, 15k baths, X acre lot, Carlton W. Hutchins. 649-6182. ing roomif' large family kitch­ arses, near bus, shoppl) ranch style home. E. C. Soll- YOUR sd down? Miort on down pay­ Phone 347-0358 or Come in and included, $132. monthly. 643- ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ play; new 80cc sAodel^ $235 fuU UCEiNSED {dumber, sxper- Female 38 0676. tremendous value. Hayes Agen- en, 3 spacious bedrooms, 15k schooL Carlton W. Hutoil mene. Broker, 448-2214. indee. Parts and sendee. Har- Moving—^Tracking— lenced plumter’s helper. Also see Mike Antico, Manager. NO. COVENTRY — Custom Realtor, 6494US. sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ ey. 648-4808. mint Lrcolonial ranch; paneled baths,'tree shaded yard, $26,- est Douglas. Inquire about low­ ; ley-Davidson Sales, 49 Park Storage 20 STENO-CLERK have apprenticeship training IRONING WANTED. WUl pick TWO ROOM apartment for . 400. W olvertcu A gency, R eal- Street, Hartford. opening in plumbing and heat­ RUGS—Never used, 9x12 beige, 24 foot living room, many au­ $1S,800 — A T X lU O n V B 8 bed est dorm, smallest payments up and deliver. Call Mmday $36; 9x16 jgold oriental, $36; single person, includes heat, thentic details. 6 t»Icturesque * tor, 449-2818. MANCHESTER Delivery. Light ing. H. G. Schulze, In c., 876- hot water and gas for cook­ room ranch, fireplaoe, ahimln- anywhere. No small ioan or fi­ High school commercial fV iday anytim e. 648-8738. 9x12 pumpkin; also brown ny­ Complflto Pattern Book a cres. H ayes A gency, 648-4808. um towMw sBolosed oarpoct, WHEE! WATER’S nance company {dan. Douglas trucking and package dielivery. 9707, West R d.. Ellington. ing. Electric remgerator and MANCHESTER Vicinity—A 8 MANCHESTER HONDA 90, 4,000 miles, excel- course or business school lon. 389-6966. basemeitti-iuca lot, otoa view. M otors, 883 Main. RefrlgeratOTs, washers and CLEANING by the hour. gas stove furnished. Cell 649- bedroom ranch on country Isnt eondiUon, 875-9370. stove moving specialty. Folding X graduate, type accurately Carlton W. Inifadrtna. Raaltor, Housework, offices, chamber­ USED APPLIANCES, clean re­ 783f 649-6779, 6-7. p.m. sized well tarabbed lot, 'huge HOT-HOtJW D (Chairs fo r rent. 649-0762. and rSpidly, take and tran­ DISHWASHER wanted nights. maid work. Tel. 643-7026. living room with flr^lace, 8 4 9 4 ^ scribe shorthand, experi­ Apply Cavey’s Restaurant. frigerators, ranges, washers ROOMS, heat, hot water, VERNQN Busuiens Bemeis and dryers, prices reasonable family sized kitchen, qmtiess OWNER TRANSFERRED enced in office procedures YOUNG MOTHER with college stove, refrigerator, centrally condition. Solidly built 1964, MANCHESnSt-$U,900. Owner T H E R E ’ S LOTI Offtrsd 13 Painting—Papering 21 and Interested in a position backg^-ound wishes to care for at B. D. Pearl Appliances, located. Reasonable. 12 noon- aelUng 6 room Dutch Colonial. A . 648-3171. L ovely 65k room ; Ranch. 8 $16,500. W tflvertoo A gency, BUICK DEALER that will pay well while children of working mothers. Lot sise 60.8x180. Vicinity ni- - ■■ ■ - — 6 p.m. 649-8404. bedroom^' living room, fOealtor, 649-2818. 1959 CHEVROLET LAWNMOWER aharpcnkig; re­ INTERIOR and exterior pnlnt* doing work that is de­ te< Junior and High Schools. MALE Call 640-8693. IWERYTHING in sterilised re- kitchen with dining area, HARDTOP . pairs. sales, rotor blades ing, waliMper removed, fully manding as well as re­ THREE R(X)M apartment, SPACIOUS 6 room older Cb- TeE. OAS^nOO. sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ insured. R ene Belanger. 646- oonditionad used furniture and built-in range and oven, Now! For only 9Yte* s warding. Interviews and heat, hot water and stove, finished recreation room, loiJal, modern kitchen, 15k ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, or 644-0604 Situations Wanted— appliances, hlg^ quality—low centrally located. 649-9197. MANCHESTER—Beautiful 65k 4«doer, 6 cylinder, stand­ tests at 10 a.m. Wednes­ FACTORY prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 and office or den area, baths, 8 bedrooms, 2-car ga­ day for fuel.. .hot water WANTS YOUR 149 W. MiddI, Turnpike, 6te day, Sept. 9. rage, aluminum combinations, room ranch, attached garage, ard shift. WUl sacrifice. 3098. I^AhfHNG, EXTERIOR and in­ Male 39 South Street, R o c k v ille . 876- attached one car garage, E X T R A c l e a n . 4 H room du­ 100x140 w ooded lot, $17,900. nice comUtlon, la i^ lot Min­ Can be seen at 248 SpnlCe terior, paperhanging, wall- ■ / 3174. Open 9-8.' plex, ceramic tile bath, garage wooded lot, convenient to imum FHA down payment for aU^-all the time! paper removed, dry wall work. WORKERS HIGH SCHOOL senior with ■Vernon C enter. Priced to PhUbrick A gen cy, 649-8444. St. anytime. ’ITPEWHITJDRS — Standard Rogers Corp. license, high school indus­ heat, and quiet neighborhood, Full price $16,500. Short Way and electric. Repaired, over­ Reasonable rates. Bank' financ­ APARTM ENT SIZE stoves, $26. sell at FHA appraisal, $17,- BUSINESS trial arts courses, wUling to 1 available October 1, $126. 843- $14,900 BUYS this 65k room out—excellent 4 room ranch, hauled, rented. Adding ma­ ing arranged. Fully insured. comer of Mill and Oakland Sts. Porcelain sinks, 8’, four fau­ 800., $900. down. Excellent hourly w ages, 8 work. 649-8366. 9278 after 8 p.m., or 643-6121 ranch situated on a 90x800 foot plus large brisezeway and If you live In a typical 1960 CORVAIR, vA lte, 4-door chines rented and repaired. Free estim ates. 649-9608, Jo­ Manchester, Conn. cets, good tor industrial worii. anytim e. oversize garage, nice, corner house, you could eesUy ran Tremendous savings on all enr Beutiftd 1904 seph P. Lewis. paid holidays, paid fu­ O riginally 1380, sa crifice , $86. lot, walk-out basement, $ bed- sedan, radio, heater, auto- Pickup -and dMivery service. U ^ R REALTY Co. roomii,. kitchen with dining lot, $12,500. 6 room home, 15k out of hot water several Buicks. Coma te and eee m f^r She d i^ e t a Ufa* Yale Tjrpewrlter S ervice. 648- An equal opportunity employer. neral leave, pension plan, Oog»—BlrOs—-Pete 41 Fontaine’s Used Restaurant FIVE ^ ROOM apartment, first baths, 4 bedrooms, 2-car ga­ matic transmission, excellent MSIDB AND OUT8IDB patet- vacation plan, group insur­ area, high location. Wolverton ttanes a week. . condition, low m ileage. 648- 4986. Equipment, 478 W indsor floor, good location. Call after 643-2602 rage, $10,400. Many more all time. . 1 ing. You name your own price. X ance plus major medical. A gency, R ealtor, 649-2818. Now yon can have aU the 4971. DACHSHUNDS, AKS, Mack fe­ Street, H artford. 637-6771. 4. 649-3808. Robert D. Murdock 643-6472 price ranges. Open nights tIU ' REPAIRS on all makes of re- 849-7868, 878-8401. Applicants must be at least hot water you need at one CASHIER—For NCR register, males, shots, champion blood­ BOLTON — Oontemporaiy 4 9, Saturday and Sim day tUl 6. ttane for only 9Vko*,a day. VOLKSWAGEN^ convert • I frlgerators, washers, ranges, 5‘9” tall and In good physi­ line. 648-9482. i and dryers. All oil burners EXTERIOR and interior paint­ main floor, aptitude for flg- WHITE FLORENCE gas stove With 100 Exclu$iv« rioom ranch, 2 full baths, 8-car Call the Ellsworth Mitten Think of It—only 95ko* a] Ible, yellow, fully equipped, . ures, liking for people. WUl cal condition. Interviews at- garage, shaded a cre lot, fuU Agency, Realtors, 553 E. Mid­ I cleaned and serviced. All work ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- ROGERS CORP., corner of with heater. $40. 843-8362. SO.). WniDSOFWnfDSOR—6 room brick d a y ! low mileage, very good oondi- hfjiglng. Ceilings. Floors. FMlly train right girl. Call Mary walk-out cellar,’ dining room, dle Tpke., 648-6980. , piaranteed. Oosma AppUiuice Mill and Oakland Sts., ENGT^isH Setter puppies, call Stfrtie Tanks C ape, 2-car garage, $16,900. Y es. t***” *” to M obilheat tion, tires almost new. 742- insured. Workmanship guar­ H ills, Tots 'N Teens, 848-3128 MAYTAG washer, 1961 model, PaM-0~/lama built-in kitchen, S bedrooms, Tervice, 606 Center, 649-0065. Manchester, promptly at 9 649-7601, I AND FHA $600 down. Pasek R ealty, aad an oO-flred hot water anteed. L eo P elletier, 849-6636. for appointment. excellent condltipn, $136. 649- flreplaced Uving room. Best PORTER STREET Area — 6 a.m., Friday, Sept. 11. Scw-Simplc Pattcmi 289-7478, 643-7208. room Cape, fireplace, 2-car heater of correct capacity— HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Re­ If no answer, 648-9048. HURRY—Only two kittens left, 6876. Buy Wolverton Agency, Real­ your famUy can take care of moval—Cellars, attics, yards. PliU*4 Snwn b e a u t i f u l paneled heated t o r ,' •49-2818. i^uage, Imge tree shaded lot. 1964 BxecuUve Okte At An equal opportunity emplojger. tiger and a black and white. $17,900. PhUbrick Agency, an their washing needs at Weekly or monthly pickup. 644-0120. ONE HIGH boy, one dresser, family room off ktteben, S bed- BIG REDUCTIONS Electrical Aemees 22 SO., WINDSOR—45k room Spilt 649-8464. one tim e. Harold H (^, 649-«f^.______one vanity, one coffee table, Miwhim CIm m $ room randi. ahunlmnn storms, Mom can do the tamUy 1964 Oldsmobile Dynamie 86 FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt Comptometer two table, lamps, hand mads cella r, 183x248 lot, only $18,- Level with garage, shaded STEPS, SIDBWALXS, stone DRIVERS for school bus, 7:30-' Septio Xaahe, D*y Walla, 100x200 lot, S bedrooms,' rec SDC ROOM Cape, rec romn, wash. Sis can do the dishea Convertible. service on all types of elec­ Live Stock, 42 afghan 48x60, set o t six g o lf Sewer Unee testaDed—Cel­ 863. Carlton W. Hutchins. 649- at the same time Junior •nHB HOBD OT OOT’lDBIHR SATUVAOTIDIP* walls, firepuaces, flagstone ter­ 9 a.m., 3;16-8:84 p.m. Call clubs other small items. 386 room, utility room, 15k baths, wooded lot, close to bus end 1964 Oldsmobile Dynamic M trical wiring.; Licensed and in­ lar Watetprootag Deaa. sm. takes hlz bath, aad you 1 races, hatchways, dry wells, 648-2414. SDC YEAR old palonwo geld­ Porter Street before 8 p.m. kitchen with dining area, large shopping, $14,600. PhUbrick Open Dally te SHW PJMU-Satndiv te 4A9 PJI. Holiday Sedan. sured. Wilson Electrical Co., Clerk Agency, 649-8464. Joy a shower. AH concrete repairs. Reason­ M anchester, 649-4817, 648-1388. ing, good for any rider, Call BIGHT R(X>M raised ranch, Uving room, immaculate. Wol­ 1964 OldsmobUe F-85 Cutlass able. 643-0661^ 649-6680. McKINNEY/BROS. 5983 two years old, large living verton Agency, Realtor, 449- Don’t delay—phone on to­ Hardtop Coupe.’ ALL AROUND GOOD 21” Television set. SIX R(X>M Cape, large kitchen day. Find out how easy It Is Ejqperienced qomptometer Sewerage Dis|MsaI Co. rooib with fireplace, modern 2818. Uving room with ftr^lace, im­ 1964 Pontiac Catalina Conver­ YOU ARB A-1! Truck is A-1! (^oor FlnlshiiiK 23 MACHINIST $35.00 643-776$. P retty gingham aprons Uteben with buUt-ins, family to swltdi to a Mobllheat- Cellars, attics, trash, wnall operator for ' coat work' Articles For Sale 45 118 Peart St — SM-giM im .oroas-ititch hqr- SANTDfA DRIVE. Ctestom built mediate occupancy, $16,900. flred water heater. tible. FLOOR SANDING and refinisb- trimmed wl1_ ___ room, 4'or 8 bedroom^. 2-zone tracking dona A-1 right! Call wanted immediately. Must Bridgeport Operators Lathe COMBINA’nON OIL end gas ders of roses atod pansies make 8 bedroom ranch on half a cre ______PhUbrick______Agency, 649-84(14._____ *Average family of four. 1964 Pontiac Tem|>est Oon- ing (specialising in older be high school and comp­ hot w ater heat, garage, $24,900. sa-3928, Tramano Trucking Operators LOFTY PILE, free from eoil la cooking range. Fair condition. lovely gifts for bazaars or show- PhUbrick A gen cy, 640-8464. wooded lot. COTer«d ^tlo Md ^oME SEE Pilgrim HUls vertlble. Service. floors) Waxing floors. Paint­ tometer graduate, good sal­ the carpet cleaned with Blue Sold to hipest bidder. 643- Minimum 90-hour week. ert! Easy /to make, so nice to rec mnm.room', attached 2-car2-car,ga^ za- Beautiful new homee from ing. Ceilings. Papethanging. ary, company paid bene­ Lustre. Rent electric aham- 6336 after 6:00 p.m. COVENTRY — If the view BOURNE rage, are some of the many W E f IV E AlAO 16 BRAND NEW HAVE SMALL pickup track— No job too small. John Ver- w ear. $14,960 to $16,990 on acre tree stw r fits, excellent working con­ Apply • poocr $1. The Sherwln-Wll- Pattern No. 6681-N has apron doesn’t tickle you, the price extras. Owner, 6434)732. MDSMOBILES A ^ Attics and eeUars cleaned. falKe, 6496760. ditions. Apply in person. Ilams Co. MAGIC, CHBY etove, ueee bot- - Fine CUmi shaded lots to a soente eoun- M E I N S T A M K PO N TIA C S i directions; graph for smhrold- wlU. $11,000 buys large, state­ try setting with Rubfaidb removed. Reaaonable. PARAGON TOOL 00„ tle or; natural gu, in good ly mansion converted Into 6 TWO FAMILY—One year oOd, Can 640-1041. SCRBIENED loamN tor the beet working eondltioii, . $36. 649- W E Pattom, Cat ary; color oharta- view. Ranchee, Spfit-leveis, Wa adn have a good sMeetlon , Inc.. I I To ortfor, send S&c in eoins to: Don’t ioiss the new faU and apartments, needs repairs, 4 and 8 rooms,, 2 bedrooms, Bondi)—Stocke— ' EM Adame St. Manchester la lawns, delivered .from our 8826: , '. winter 1964 edltloa of our pat­ Raised Ranches, Cape Cods hi s to d i. SHARPENING Servloe — Basra, Anne Cah^, The Manche^nj near vUlage and university, family room one apartment, Mortgages 27 FULLER BRUSH CO. screening plant Andover Co­ tern magarine Basic Fashion. modern kitchen, excellent con­ all with built-in General Elec­ knives, axes, shears, skates, B U Y I Evening Herald. 1U6 AVE. OT rivacy, 3 beautiful acres. tric kitchens. Models open MORIMTY lumbia. Oep)lanc4 service man. USED BABY grand p lw , tunn­ HQiMEHOED m raiR 'baths, lafga rec room, patio, C ai^I Equipment Company, R. BL Rinm Arttolaa; Oustom OdUsetlo^ 900. assumes mortgage. Phll- R eeltors a t V a n ion Oteela^ H0I-31S CiNitwr Sf. wUtawall tires, proofed under Call to euit your income. B. C. shift, five days par ' week. Must bs thoroughly anter- 88 Main St., Manoheator. ed to ooDcert pitch, ward Mu- la rg e lot, $18,400. PhU brick • 0 -7 7 7 6 Tsgdiar teotaMs; Itens w A gw egr, 616 6464. ^ brM Agsney, 649-84^ •48-t!t58, 876AM7. ■uper ehargert , ^ p ^ G. Penetrate Sealer Solim ene, R ea l E state, $67 Please apply Mistsr Donut, leneed, 6-day w tik , eagwUMt OpiB dafly 1 4 , Ttautwtoy T-6, ale Oo„ Hartford Road, tipen uaka! Orily 6te a sbpy. M. T . UpOflK sawteOi aaaeatdb OaUMid StMaL SiSSSld. SOS W. MMMte tpke. \ I ' ! j* V (■ ^ '

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TOL. T .Yrrm , NO. 100 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SBCTTIONS) MANCHESTER, C0?^N., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1964 (O lM itfM MMntrmrng m M ) PRICE SEVEN CEMH Auto Strike Averted Events In State Bears Down Just Before Deadline Narcotics Agents Say Man Admits - ' ■ DETROIT (AP)—Chiyi-t, The UAW lead er ai hia^ler will now be able to have the Bxeeutive Board will meet stability it needs to contihue Bank Theft Role d«r Corp. and the Unit^ uninterrupted production," he Coast ton i^ to chart its coUrae,.of Auto Workers Union an­ said. ' -- action at Ford and General NEW YORK (AP) — nounced agreement today M otors. Under the new agreement, Narcotics squad officers, on a national contract, GM makes fairly-good autos, Chrysler will pay the full hospl- acting on a hunch, arrested avoiding the threat of a na­ but they are a long way back in .l^ilisation and medical insur- labor management," he said. u ce for retirees. a man who admitted taking Winds Pound tionwide strike by some One of the union’s biggest After a IS-mlnute news con­ part in a |64,181 holdup o f 76,000 woikors. breakthroughs was on the issue ference, Reuther and Leary a bank in Connecticut, po­ Ilie anmwnciinwt came lesa of relief time, where Chrysler headed back into the conference Jacksonville, than one hour before the strike upped the time allocated to room to nail down the last few lice said today. deadline. Workers for rest periods from 36 details of the contract. Search of an auto in which the Walter P. Reutber, union man and three other persons Stu Augustine to 86 minutes a day. Reiither, They indicated the Job should president, termed the contract who bad called auto production were fotnid last night in the agreement “the most historic be accomplished in a couple of Bronx disclosed ah attache case assembly plants "gold-plated hours. agreement In the history of the sweat shops” had made this containing $36,660 in wrappings ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. American labor movement." Strike placards were prepared Indicating the money came from increase in relief time a pri­ several days in advance at (jA.P) — Hurricane Dora, •* ihlgHggHmg j-n ; Reuther told newsmen the mary demand. the Ridgefield Branch-of the still a hundred miles off­ sEuiZ5iiii5i3lfi; aetUement Included a pension union locals for distribution to Connecticut NaUonal Bank, po-> ‘‘Chrysler is a leader in the pickets who were to be posted at shore, sent 76-mile-an-hour plan calling for up to $400 Uce said. m onth paym ent In benefits at production of fine autos and now plant gates the minute the The alleged holdup man was winds thundering through three-year contract expired. the age of 00 years for workers is the leader in the production of described by police as Robert fine labor contracts." he said. ;he ancient streets of St. with SO years service. When the UAW pinpointed Gorman, 37, of Houston, Tex. Augustine today'and began • Reuther said negotiators were Chrysler l^ce President Chrysler as Its No. 1 strike Two men with grnis robbed the atiU w orking on language tech ­ Management John D. Leary target, it agreed to extend the bank in Ridgefield in northwest­ ashing at the “charmed nicalities but that a three-year expressed satisfaction with the ern Connecticut yesterday. They city” of Jacksonville. agreement had been reached on settlement. "We are glad Chrys- (Bee Page Twenty-Three) forced a teller to hand over re­ , Bfolpping foe Atlantic ocean all major issues. serve cash stored in the vault. with iiB-mlle-an-hour fury, the Without a contract, a crip­ One robber forced Mrs. Hobr- I (lent storm, which had Indirect- pling walkout would have hit ard Bordman, a teller, to empty :y taken thtae lives, thrashed Oirysler's 40 plants in 13 states her cash drawer. slowly toward the northeast and shut down production Just Police here said they had no Florida coast at eight miles an, LO as the new I960 models have President Calls knowledge of the whereabouts hour. started rolling off the assembly of the second robber. First advance gusts of hurri­ lines. Police gave this account: cane force to reach shore Reuther said he had notified A loaded revolver was found knocked out telephone service to all local units across the nation Meeting on Viet in the attache case with the mo­ Marlneland, a tourist spot 30 Od of the settlement. ney in the car trunk. - miles south of here noted for Ita There was still a remote Two detectives and a patrol­ collection of living sea crea­ possibility of scattered walkouts » man had beconie suspicious of tures. on local plant agreements — but WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi-Areexamlnatlon occasioned by the occupants of the auto, which Waves were beginning to more than half of the 106 UAW dent Johnson summoned his top Taylor's return to Washington is bore Texas license plates, when break over St. Augustine’s seawall into bayfront parkway, bargaining units already have military and diplomatic advis­ that the situation in Soufo Viet they saw it parked at Story and reported settlement of their a main tourist thorou^fare in ers to a White House conference Nam continues to be precarious Colgate Aves. problem s. today to consider new moves due to the prolonged govern­ the nation’s oldest city. Reuther said the agreement Gorman and another occupant At foe same time, Jackson­ the United States might make to ment crisis. of the car, listed as George Le added two new paid holidays for strengthen the antl-Communist The crisis began in August ville was feeling the first blows Brecht, 39, of Bethpage, Long of wind and sea. The city of 280, each worker — Good Friday war effort in strife-tom South and has brought several Island N.Y., were injecting and the birthday of each em­ V iet Nam. changer in top South Vietnam­ 000 never h a s taken the fu ll themselves with heroin when the Inm ct of a big hurricane. ploye. The auto company pre- Ambassador Maxwell D. ese government personnel. In policemen approached. ' viously granted six full holidays 'Tide and .wind arrived' ait Taylor, who returned from the U.8. view. Premier Nguyen Gorman offered the officers and two half-days. Saigon Monday, has already Khanh continues to provide the Jacksonville at the same time. 5 $10,000 to le t him go. Gusts of 66 miles an hour Reutber said the UAW had held two days of discussions best hope for bringing order out The other persons in the car Donald Gumble of St. Augustine, Fla., is doused as a giant wave smashes achieved an historic pension snapped a few power lines. with State and Defense depart­ of the political chaos in the were lally Duffy, 34, of Brook­ against the city sea wall. (AP Photofax.) o agreement which under certain ment ’ leaders on the South country. Waves began to erash over the lyn, and her 8-year-old son, Mi- conditions would give a woricer Vletnsunese crisis. Taylor and top Washington seawall at Jackson'vllle Briich. The White House meeting was ch ari. Hurricane warnings warn 60 years old with SO years serv­ officials are reported to feel Gorman, Le Brecht and the ice a $400 a m onth pension. The called for midmoming with displayed from Yero Bearii, tlmt the highest priority in U.8. woman ware described as agreement also included an Taylor, Secretary of State Dean Fla., to Brunswick, Ga., and policy nfust sUU be assigned to chance acquaintances. State Legislators Struggle increase in current pensions for Rusk and Defense Secretarv gale warnings with a hurricana the task of encouraging South The three were taken to a po­ 1 giose already retired. Reuther Robert S. McNamara as prinei- \^etnamese loaders tb create watch wore extended northward s lice station for questioning. estimated the oysr«U ecooemic paLpartlcHwuits. . , . poUtical riahUUy'and-40 eoncen- to Myrtle Beach, 8.C. package at 16 c«mts m ore than Thjdor heM a private discus­ ” 'n e loot w as figured at $84,181 ^nilrW miles north of BL tflkte (hrir maJiHr military ef­ .Not since Amii 32 last year, Oie crffer which Chrysler made sion with Johnson Tuesday forts in Anith Viet Nam itself. Fo'r A ccord dh Revision Ai^stme, foe city of Jacksco- sfoen another branch of the Con­ vUie braced for what could be m $• thttUAW on Aug. 17. night, presumably to lay the It isflbo reported oa groundwork for today’s session. necticut National Bank was rob­ foe first head-on blow by a That' offer originally was authority that Tlaylor 1s deeidy bed of over $66,000, had so much o evaluated by the UAW at 89 Informants said the consensus HARTVX}RD (AP) — D«mo-f package passed last week by^ ed , a test rote oouM result hurricane in its history. H ipest concerned about the problem of money been stolen from a bank wind ever recorded in this city «k | | developed sd far in the policy cratlc and Republican leaders the Democratic-oontrolled Sen­ on the motion to reject the Ju eents an hour. the flow of. st^plles and rehi' in Oonadctlout. of 360,000 was 86 miles an.hoar forcements of trained Oommu continue their meetings on leg­ ate, was given an unfavorable diclary committee’s unfavorable The M0,000 Monroe Bank rob­ report by the House Judioisfy in g u s t s ^ 1944. nist Viet Cong personnel from bery was solved last March, islative reapportionment today report. Com m ittee. Wavas''wafoed over higfawiqr Red North Viet Nam Jpto foe when. Patrick O’Bheh, 87, ol in an effort to reach bi-partisan. The RepuUican House leader­ south through the jMgles of accord before the Thursday The Democrats, counting on ship, however, may be able to AlA betwemi St. Augustins Fairfield was caught shortly af­ Beach and foe mainland. Fulbright Denounces southeastern Laos. ter hd held up a bank in Shelton midnight deadline set by a fed­ aid from small town Republican forestall any such vote through The Jungle trails led through eral c o u r t legislators in foe OOP-control­ parliamentaiy maaeuvecs of its The Mayport Navy Base at for $8,000. O’Shea admitted the Jacksonville, whldi usually the staidng area in the vicinity Monroe holdup as well as the No specific time was set for led House, are seeking to upset ow n. of the Lao town, of Tchepone, the unfavorable report. hums with activity, waa virtual­ III one in Shelton and pleaded guil­ a meeting, but party leaders Shea then filed the petitimi ly deserted except fou r which is about 38 miles from foe said the sessions might run kx Attacks on Humphrey ty April SI to both charges. The debate was scheduled-at to discharge the bill from com­ destroyers repair status in Lao-Vietnamese border. from morning through foe day. oa Last Thursday three men the request of foe Dei.iocrats. mittee. The petition contained the basin. Other vessels put to robbed a branch bank in Hart­ The situation at the Capitol The Democrats hope that 1^ the signatures. of 108 Demo- (See Page NIae) sea to ride out the storm. Light­ > C/3 BANGOR, Maine (AP) jPaccord with these positions,” ford o f about $38,000. And on was described as fluid after upsetting the committee’s re­ orats and 68 Republicans, more er craft were moved up river. Rep. William E. Miller of New MUler said, "he can say so." Friday a lone bandit held up a last nM t’s sesaimi between port, foey could then debate foe than enough to fmroe discharge A five-foot tide topped by party Hadera, who again ex­ York, the Republican vice Miller flew into Maine Tues­ bank on foe New Haven Oiaen bill on its merits. o f the blU. crashing waves rolled into the pressed hope that agreement The petition means that-the residential candidate, says day night to'begin a three-day and was' caught almost imme­ This would enable them to beach along the oceanside of a Soviets Release diately with ms pockets full of could be reached before the Republican-controlled commit­ < 8[innesota Sen. Hubert H. Hum­ campaign swing that will take substitute the Democratic reap­ narrow' peninsula Just acrosa the $1,000 loot. deadline. ^ tee must report foe bill oat by phrey’s connection with Ameri­ him to five New England states portionment package as an Mataasas Bay from Bt. Augus­ and the Westchester Couhty Space Ride Data Pick Up UnnumbeiM TAKES While party leaders grope Thursday. cans for Democratic Action is amendment to the House bill. tine. 3 area of New York by Friday for way out of their stalemate, Democratic success with the Another huurleane, Ethel, was "an area of * legitimate diacus- Democratic House Minority tf) fion as far as the American night. WARSAW, Poland (AP) — A Patrolman Shot foe House prepared for debate petiUon does not assure House "s fo ck e d up' in the Atlantic,! new crack appeared in the Iron Leader William P. Ifoea said de­ passage of thS Democratic re- people are concerned.” He was accompanied by his GREENWICH (AP)— An IS- on a Rouse reapporticmnMnt like an alrilner over a crowded wife and two daughters, Elisa­ Curtain this week. Through it is blU prepared by former State velopments could riiange his apponionmeat bill. "I shall continue to discuss year-old fugitive who police party’s strategy. altport, apprently waiting for beth, 30, and M ary Karen, 17. flowing an unprec^ented Sen. Alfred Bingham of' Salem Dma to lam before making bar n ,” said MUler Tuesday night in said escaped from one patrol- But if the strategy is pur- (Bee s) a television Interview. Just bisfore departing from wealth of So'vlet scientific infor­ for small town legMators. own ‘'m ove. Washingfon on his. campaign m ation. num and shot another before The debate, scheduled for 8 He fired back it Sen. J. W. bring captured is facing a - 1 - ______...... ______Ethel, with winds of 80 miles plane. Miller issued a statement The information is in techni­ p.m., would be meaningless I hour, has remained almoet Fulbright, D-Ark., who accused charge of assault with intmt to Miller 'Tuesday of "foul- in which he said that Fiil- cal reports being presented by should a breakthrough in the st^onary for several hours 880 brlght’s comments were "only Soviet scientists to the 16th m urder. bi-partisan talks occur before fttlles south-southeast of Bermu­ naputhed vituperatibn and un­ The wounded policenum, Wil trained misrepresentation” new prooif that Sen.'* Fulbright fatemational Astronau^cal It begins. da and almost due east of Dorm. liam Hamilton, 39, is reported Parents Plan Boycott in Miller’s continuing attacks on continues to Uve in his own little Oongrew. Representattves of But shorid foe stalemate per- The St. Augustine peninsula in satisfactory condition after Humphrey, the Democratic vice world of old myths and unreal! other nations see it as a sign of Bist, the debate could prove eru- was almost completely evacuat­ presidential nominee, and the tie s.” Soviet willingness to cooperate surgery at Greenwich Hospital. oial. ed by its some 8,000 reeldenta The Bingham blU, incorpor­ ADA. * •' gainst NYG Busing late Tuesday and early this (See Page ’Two) (Bee Page Fourteen) (Bee Pago Ton) , ated in foe reapportionment Miller, describing the ADA as - m orn in g ,' m any leaving vim a “ radical leftist organization," National Guard trucks and has cited for the past four days NEW YORK (AP) — Lssfopulsory buUng over long dls- public school buses. Humphrey’s role as a founder, winter Negro leaders ran‘ hoy tancM. "There wUl always be soma former chairman and vice Crotvd of 53ftOO Biggest So Far cotts of New York City’s pubkc Democrat Robert F. Kennedy, people vfoo will refuse to shrirm an, and present member schools. Now white parent former U.S. nttoTney gensriU, move,” said Civil Defense o f t o A . groupe threaten one for school expressed his> opposition Tues­ Director Fred Lillis. "All ws l ^ l e r SIsaid.the ADA policiee opeiiing, next Monday and day in Buffalo, N.Y., where he can dp is 1st them stay.” include recc^gnitlon of Red Southern Californians Cheer Barry Tuesday. - j was campaigning.' He added, China and repeal e( internal At issue are platu of the however, that ha oppoeee adbool (B ee P a ge ») security legislation. Board of Education to Improve boycotts. "If he (Humphrey) is,,jiot in L08 ANGELES (AP) — Sen. racial balance in school enroll­ Republican Sen. Kenneth B. CQ Barry Goldwiter, ill a deter­ m ents. Keating clarified an earlier mined drive to pick up the, The Negro leaders were statem ent by saying his Ooldwater had. his largest Primaries Wipe Out Powell, men that late In foe dhy ha aca in response to an appeal crowd Tuesday night — the will Introdooe a rseohrtton re­ by the U.N. peace force, the scoreboard said , 88,130 w ere in newing foe authority of the A united Nations announces. the ball park that can seat 06,- Give Barry Aide a Victory Senate Rules Oommlttee to ' A busing program 000 — and he got a rousing probe foe Baker case. He sold to end racial Imbalanoe in welcome, so rousing- he couldn't the" resolution will dlreot the of New Haven’s schools beglas spetak until the m essage was WASHINGTON (AP) — Rlch-mSena. Wlnstpn L. Prouty, R-Vt, committee speeifleany to leek ^without Inrident, school offi­ flashed in big lights in leftfleld; ard Klelndlenst, field director of Eugene J. McCarthy, D-Minn., into the cluuge.awde by Ben. cials report . . . Both sides "Let’s hear Barry.” Sen. Barry Goldwater’s success­ William Proxmlre, I>-Wia., and John i. WUtlams, R-Del, tost go to court over yesterday’s This Is friendly country for a Gevs. John King, D-N.H,, John week font MoCtosksy, a PBH- N Republican presidential candi­ ful bid lor foe GOP presidential school strike in East Bt. Louis, nomination, wpn Arizona’s W.- Reynolds, D-Wls., and Phil­ adripUa coatractor, m ail a date. • ni. by about two-thirds of the' Republican gubernatorial rsce lip Hoff, D-Vt. 686,000 payoff aa fos ,V public school teachers . . . The ■ In. 'I960 Richard M. Nixon Here is a rundown on key carried California, Oregon and as six states held primary of Oehaabia V Soviet Union says it is giving con tests: toaot. ‘ , r tS] Waahlngton. Ooldwater hopes to elections Tuesday. aM to Communist North Kwea, Klelndlehat trounced Even ARIZONA ' • < which earlier this week com­ win focm, too. KleindiMist was 16,0(10 votsa His schedule today takes in all Mecham, Phoenix publlriier and CHB'PBUNI plained it was paying dearty •haad of Mecham on rstuma, N E W y o B K '( $ three states, with stops In Sa­ auto dernier, in his bid to pnic- s' 'r 'w i © ier Bovlet assistance. from about half of the state’s Chrysler atoek g ‘ cramento, (^ if., and Klamath eded Gov. Paul Fannin. Fannin Sheriff's deputies in Holly­ was unopposed lor the • OOP prmrinots. His Dafoocrmtlc ^ly oa foe New wood say. a HO,000. haul bur- Falls, Ore., before spending the . ni|fot in Seattle, Wash. nqurination to foe Senate seat oppOnont In November will be ' Ex(|Huiga today i ' rs made from a dress^shop Bam Goddard, who kwt. to Fan­ Oklifomla is foe big. prise. Ooldwater has held for 13 -years. 9 antomalrer ,.rsa4 KInieg gowns beloaglng to Across the nation, in Nsw nin In 1962. Fgnnln'a ssnatorlsl ■ trtfea-av actresses 13ke Son'nner, Stella It has 40 b ig s‘ ls scTon c f o w votes, CQ and It haa Apaelal a^jpaal for Hampshlrs, RepuhUoans mpirir' top will ba , ter 10 wttt Bfo m ■tisrsns and Jutfet Fmerse . . . doldwntar. R^waa hart, in to sutly sated tbs poUtloal oarser rndmlnlattoWs mssIshlBt I The late British actor Sir Oed- of fbnnsr dbv. Wasley FowaU. Ssn. . Oarl HMdan, D-Arli.' prerideidlal pstnmilas. foat.,hs ■ ite Bardsrloke leaves hip two Stn.' Barry (>6ldwater fBti a'_____ IdSB_____ fromoHe of his^daiightiiil, Mn. Joann* Rajbst tha O O R ptorm ti^ a lotuBsi l^mto ■mam Ite most troasursd kaoeka^

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