tW ENTT ■' , - ■ i ■>■ THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1967 V iKanrljpater lEtt^ntng iinralli Avorege Dnlljr Net Praes Ron T h eW cad iw .'S V r H m Week Baded (JUty, IndUded to Saturday’s ' Piartly <4qu«Hy, not as cod to Saturday ‘Life’ formance and looks to on an H ey U, IM t night, low 58-60; cloudy, little A bout Town Henalid, IfoUaws the tall gtay totemdsaicn feature—the town May Co. Buys temperature change tomorrow, Mfaa'^Aury AUce Lamenzo, Touch^ on Work emtnence arounld the Capitol’s selectmen’s pde-eaiUng contest. w t h o v « Mm s u p p liM high In 70s. dKUghter o f Mt*. aiid Mhs. John halls and jipnitB the price tags Strong winds of change ere to fix your lawn 15,210 lam enm o f 19 Jean Rd., ia Enfield Traet ia Y Manchenter^A City of VWage C^rm r Of Legislature ■he put'on the atate’s new laws. a^Tllng around the steeples of tm o a g a group of five students ENFIELD (AP) — The May choirs and eholws •4- ■ The Aasemlfaly agpnnred' a to-8 Coiirneoticut’is chunciheB. In P ort (Oleeetfled Advertielng on Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTd frtmi S S ^ em Connecticut (Wil- Fans eiweeiilng B^e overtieat- bfllilon package Itar the next two Department Stores Co. has ob FAIRWAY VpL. I^KXXVl, NO. 28S (SIXTEEN PAGES^TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., PMDAY, JULY 7, 1967 land, IlpdBcppal >rector Granville tained deeds to some 43 acres • wobbing # clips limantic) State College who ed air, the sbalte'’« olnieral Ab- yeans, but‘to swing It authoriz FIRST Henthome ^ beginning combin at the site of a proposed 72-acre, flew to Elurope Tuesday for a sembl*y breezed through lb flve- ed Iborrowlng ^534 mflUon atop • tarry • caiivass ed worship ■with local Congre- $26 ipillion, shopping center here. six-weeks' study tour of eight month biennial sesaion. It pro the currenit $1,268 bUBIon state countries for academic cre(^ gaiticnalists and Methodists, In The deeds, filed IVednesday, ^ chotso covors duced a leglafatlve package delbt. ' the fall,' miniiist'ers of the three She wlIll return Jiome Aug. 16. that was meant to pteaae every were signed by James 6. Deg- • wovon plostic Coimty Bains to Connecticut congregaitiions will begin grdpp nan, a May Co. ■ official. The one a Mtllle. iBut Bhe reappor- ane ibecamiipg a real dnag this practice.. Connectilcut Lifh Joins firm owns the G. Pox & Co. de .W^*leem8 H«r* • clidir.replacanM nt Pvt. Robert C. 'Hig^era o f 70 *■ ticned body’s ideal of a s(ate- year the addition, o f a new the Portland pticSt as he ex partment store in Hartford. Allies k its Bolton St., .with Headquarters aized Great Society ran up Detachment o f Wie 16»th M.P. event—the , pony pUH. Teams of plains the crisis in the dhurches, A motor inn chain and a na again^ Ftnanbe Commissioner pajftpered hemsts .put <»i a week then ranges around toe State to tional retail outlet also tire re both stores are open thurs, and frL 'till 9 Batallton, Mandiester, is sched George J. Oonkling's ohUgation uled to report July 10 for ad end show yanikihg twM of con see what laypeople ere dblng ported to be interested }n the main street—2 stores c. middle tpha- to Cbnnecdedt within' its vanced dericBl training at Ft. crete for epotf. OtonecticUt Life to Ttpdate worship and action, shopping center site. Plans are “no new baxea’’ (budget. KnoXj Ky. visits the HkMlth'Brantond Pony aomeittoes without benefit of to construct some 40 to 60 OonnedUjcUt li f e Magazine for Pull to Bee the swelteitag per clergy. smaller shops at the site. The American ILegiem lAux- iUary wlU sponsor a-Nkitchen Turcotte T>boto bingo Monday, July 17, at 8 pm. at the post home, 20 Leon- Engaged ard St. The event is open to members and guests. The engagement of Miss Mi chele Angela Lamothe of Leo Government Claims McNamara Members of the 'VFVV Aux minster, Mass., to Edward Stan iliary will meet Tuesday, July ley Stephens of Manchester was 25, at 6 pm . at the post home announced by her parents, Mr. Victories in Congo Asked for for a mysrterj’ ride. Reserva- and Mrs. E. J. Lamothe of 3-Day Tire Sale tions may be made with Mrs. Leominster, at a tea at their BRUSSEILS (AP) -—The Oon- officer of the 10th Commando home, after a betrothal service John Vtace, 227 McKee St. golese government radio Sunday afternoon, June 25, at , . J .1. * IX. the start of the battle, the rebels More Men Mitss Anita Besldnd, daugh SL Cecelia’s Church, Leomins claimed today that the Congo s Eustacha ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bas- ter. The Rt. Rev. A. J. Gravel army has regained control of vcnimiiji, comma/nder of the 5th SAIGON ■ (AP) — Gen. Wnd of 206 LydaJU St., has of St. Cecelia’s Chimch o f Bukavu and part of Kisangani Congolese Army Group, who William C. Westmoreland been named to toe dean’s list ficiated. from white mercenary fighters has tribal bonds with the Katan- told Defense Secretary Her fiance is a son of Mr. at Endicott Junior CJoliege, who the Congolese government Robert S. McNamara today Be^'eriy, Mass. She was also and Mrs. Edward J. Stephens of told the U.N. Security CouncU The government radio in that .allied forces in Viet elected president of her dormi 211 S. Main S t were recruited by "an interna- shasa, the Cton^lwe nam are winning the war, tory for toe coming year. Miss Lamothe' is a graduate Uonal Mafia.’’ announced that all Congolese 18 “slowly but steadily,” but of toe Academy of Notre Dame, The claim by Radio Kinshasa, through 25, both male and he urged McNamara to pro Mianchester Jayceee ■will have Tyngsboro, Mlass., and River Shakespearean Actor Plays an Ape in the Congolese capital, was f«m^e. had been ordw^ to a memberahip meeting Monday College, Nashua, NJH. She was vide more battle troops to 7 president of toe Drama Club Britifdi-born actor Maurice Evans, famed for his Shakespearean roles like retoyed by toe Btdglan radio. ^ mobUlza- “step up pressure on the aJt 7:30 pm. at .the hUne of Kisangani, formerly Stan- tlon order. . Richard Wlairner, Oaipenter Rd., and vice president and co- “Macbeth” at right, is playing quite a different part in a Hollywood movie. enemy by reinforcing our He's an ape, wearing the costume at left in “ Planet of the Apes,” currently leyviUe, and Bukavu, chief dty. I past worthy supreme grand York Catyl ^ l^dor miheral-rlch Katanga from the . ning, slowly but steadily.’’ mistress of the order, and a Stephens, a graduate of bulr’S plea that It urge member Congo „ ____^ In 1960-68. Makiidhester H ii^ School, grad Unidentified Sniper states "to ban recruitment of The briefing at the \U.S. member of Lodge No. 125. ^ ____ J, The U.S. government began uated cum N.J., in Katanga province. still needs better leadership and Ms master's degiTees in business two others. grandchildren in a home across a rear window. training for lihe ifital job of pa where she will be a freshman axIntUndstration and internation Mr. and Mrs., D.D.A. Webster,, the street frOba the gunman’s As Webster reached the yard “ widely beHeved that toe SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — in the fall. Rosie and Crip, the first whoop- , .-ia. cification. . - al business. ■ parimts of four children aged attic window. PoRqe seJd the 30- he was hit by a single shot and Despite the official optimism An August wedding is plan slx months to 10 years, were year-old sniper, whom they .ita.1 tncfoMfi.r MAiH half inui- u*bf Tshombe, xoiiuiiiwv, whovviiv wasmaa n.u-kld- ing cranos in captivity to he- A wounded Korean infantryman plU^ches the run Sidney Cohen of 118 Scott Dr. relayed from the conference, ned. dwt down In the back yard of would not identify shdrUy after Hls wife w a sh ed by another naped on a fllgjit'in the Balearic come parents In the last five htis been selected by the U.S. last week and taken to years, fed minnows to their fuz- ner of an American medical evacuation helicopter well informed sources (^tend toelr home. they arrived at the scene. Office of Education to attend a hovering over his position thi^ Week as he is helped ed the conferences with-McNa After 20 minutes-of terror, the- walked from a house unanhed S £ rS en h tb !2 !d ^ Algeria. Mobutu’s government «y chick today and zoo officials two-week Summer Institute for aboard. The Korean stepped on a poisoned stake left mara have something of a Orisls gunman surrendered quietly to with bis hands in the air. t>aiiaa oqih AaaA ** Seeking hls extradition so It maintained a roimd-toe-clock administrators of adult basic Four Missing x. chudren were found later execute him on a taeason watch qn a second, whooper egg by Viet Cong as a boobytirap. (AP Photofax) atmosphere. Because M the st education starting Simday at '' Police seized more than 10 eadily mounting enehly fo ^ rifles In the house. Including a the University of Connecticut, In B52 Crash their ^me. absentia. The Rosle-Crip pair became and the brutal fighting along the Storrs. U.S. Army automatic and two demlUtarlied zone, they say SAN JUAN, P.R. , (AP) — Levy Loses submachine guns. They are not PoUce then surrounded the: A ISelglan teacher «dio left parento of a crane of the rare sniper’s hous6, as an elderly Bukavu said on arrival In Brus- species Thursday, Fred Stark, decisions which come out of the Four crewmen were reported sure how msuiy of the guns the meeting will be vital to the Manchester Bridge Club will women, beUeved to be the rifle- sels that European mercenaries director the San Antonio Zoo, sponsor a duplicate bridge missing today from an Air New Appeal sniper used, but said he did nqt course of the war. It la general Force B62 bomber which use the submachine guns. . man’s mother, rah from the backed by Katangan soldiers pronounced the chick "healthy game tomorrow at 8 p.m. at home screaming, "Don't shoot! attacked the Congolese naUonal and lively.” ■ ly agreed here ttutt tens of thou the Italian American Club, plunged into the sea half a mile The gunman began firing sands of new U.S. troops will be off Puerto Rico Wednesday. For Freedom Don’t shoot!’’. army Camp at Salo, ovitside Bu- The sex of the chick will not 135 Eldridge gt. Regristrations from the second story of his At a prearranged signal, tWo kavu Wednesday. be determined for more than a In Crash of B 52s sent to South Vietnam, the only Three other ' crew members quesfian being how many and will be taken'at 7:30 p.m. Re-- home, police said. poUcemen Ufted the wounded He reported a Congolese army year. No name has been »=-se .p, _ ^wo U S surface-to-air freshments will be served. The were picked up by U.S. Coast Guaremteed 24-monliis against tread wear-out WASHINOTON (AP) —Capt. Two shots, smashed through missile hit hls how fast. ^ Guard aircraft. Howard B. Levy lort a second ^ girl from the sidewalk and put sergeant told him the attackers lected for the day-old whooper. ‘ ^ event is. open to the public.. the window of a home across her into an ambulance. As it seized the camp. Later the The other whooper egg Is ex- . ^ Command also an- Westtooreland is beUeved 'The Air I'orce said the plane, Wd today fOT freedom pending 3^^“ ^ Mcupled bT^to.” Ju^^ pressing for 100,000 troops more flying a trainings mission, took Switch tire now ond get a gremer margin of safety Regular ^11.95 hhr iqipeal from a sentence of Donald off from Ramey Air Force Base three years In prison on court- , ' fhe OLD in , western Puerto Rico Performance for modern highway travel demands stability 6.00x13 Tubeless martial charges of disobedience . SIT* T and dlaloyaliW. inches,’ ’ she said. "When I was Mnuu» l.t.r h. c^.. out o, wr. 1«1 li™ would mean calltoi^ up some unarmed and without bombs. U reservists. South Vietnam’s gen said there was no immediate Til* U.S. Oourt of mutary Retting up, another one hit a the house, unarmed. Maj. Schramm,. W e ld o n the nest to Investigate the ^ ^ ^ erals would like moreJ danger or need to clear the area Deep groove, sure-footed troction really grips the road Blodcwall, Plus^l.59 Appeals denied Levy’s p ttK ^(^en flower pot, but I was not the demlUtarlzed zone. missing. for a write of habeas corpus and '“t. Westmoreland told McNa but asked civilians to stay clear , "She’s va^ definitely proud,” "P**# aertal losses and ground Army heUcqpter brews' Whitewalls Only $3 More Per Tire qif» turned down bt» plea for Turning hls attention to the u.S. mara that North Vietnam Drug C o . "in the Interest of national secu Stark s^ of the new mother. £fP®rted they ^l^ed 88 enemy rity and . to facilitate removal Federol Excise Tax release on ball. house next doqr, the riflemsui “planned to wage a cheap war Experts tried for more than 10 Defense Secretary ” *" RobertjS. Me-' Thursday while supporting of liberation to the olasslo pat a t Iht’ii' tu‘»\ operations. Sears Only ^lursday. U.S. Dlat. unleashad a fusillade through Ancient Mariner* Namara began hls ninth visit to South Vietnamese ground troops Blackwoll Tubeless Tires Sears Plus Court Judge J. Robert irnwin the window of the home In yeato to get Rosie to mate. ; ------— tern of the Mao Tse-tung doc The Air Force said the res Itosie was Into captivity Vietnam with a day-long brief- Jn two combat actions In ttra ALLSTATE Hi-Way Sfiecial Regular SALE Federal Jr., In Ck>lumbla, S.C., declined which Mrs. pixter was sitting, trine and has now periiape 767 MAIN ST. cued airmen were Capt. Taivo Ing at which the U.S. military Mekog delta south of Saigon. ■ l_ Low Price Price Excise Tax^-^ to grant bail or parole to the ^ She sufferra a bullet wound to 11 years ago after she was foimd new requirements for full Parking Iti HIrr Ii SI, Pattajan, 1st Lt. Paul Grimm Knighted hy Qiieen command sought to convince A U.S. spokesman said 18 men and Tech. Sgt. Ronald Hagis. yeaiMild Brooklyn, N.Y., dermo- her legs, was severely cut! by fbund Injimed. mobUlzafion of Ms available Parking I.nl ^ 9 5 Two years ago she Was sent to him of the need for -100,000 to were aboard the two B52q that mannower" Thejr hometowns were not $11.95 , ,$1.59 , tdogtot. Martin said Levy was flying glass and was reported to ' GREENWICH, England (AP) cheers and''>Pt>lauiM. MiUlons 200,000onn nnn more TT U.Su a troops Into via Viet-K collided — a66. miles MUtheost__ .*>.^11.* of, manpower. immediately available. 6.00x13 not eUglble for such reUef from serious condition to a hospital.' —Surrounded by reUcs of Bri- gaw the .fieremony on television, a. New Orleans zoo to toate with Ambassador Bunker said: a whooper named George. When SeUgon. He said seven o f the civilian courts. Two couples were on .the tannia’s oime glorious rule of In the ground war, a company "We have had a good measure Chleheeter began hls 28,600- that didn’t worki Rosie was crewmen parachuted and were $13,95 lAvy was convicted June 2 at street during the shooting. Jtfim the waves. Queen Elizabeth n of Marines spotted 200 I(ed rescued from the South China of success and T believe we are 6.50x13 1 r® $1.80 , Ft. Jackson, p.C., on charges of Walsh, who was with Mrs. Bar- dubbed Sir Francis CMchester a « ‘®'^ troops movlilg to the open sea by heUcooters and naval 8T«>uaUy acW®vlng our alms to re fu ^ to train w i^at medics rlss while waiting for her hus- imight today for hls courageous year and completed It May 28. tajimed.blrd rested from northeast of Con TMen': O ffice «raft. A searchwas being made Vleta^. If we sUck^th it 1 ^ of Au. the -- Green----- ...... ,Beret' Special...... band... to. ------return .home from------a solo . voyage arountf . ..the wrid. . . It„ ^ns „ „ the „„ first______Ume wlWn__ at the 8rd Marine Division head- t^ e r six enough, and this U qot a short- $16.95 , $2.21 ‘ Forces, and of speaking out to business cMl, said they ran out The queen laid SIT Francis memory thst a knight had been quarters at Phu Bal said the t w T ihA Aio-1,1 Anffin*. ts proposltlon, X am confident 7.50x14 14»® Two of the eight-engine W ^ ^ ^ave reasonable suce'ess 1 • • . Plus Federol soldiers against U.S. involve of the Bantoses house nearby Drake’s broadswdfd on each dubbed to public. Usually the "®“ ® ® , iraHnAii boxed the North Vlet- Excise Tax ment to Vietnam. after hearing the first few shots, shqjilder of thb lean 66-year-old ceremony takes place at Buck- egg -June 7 ^amese to with automatic weap- (See Page Eight) to acMevlng bur objectivea.’’ $18.95 16®® $2.38 He 1s confined at Ft. Jackson, ' “I suggested to Fattl thsft we mariner, 'tixe old command of inj^iam Palace, but today ar- 5*® ^ ons fire and artillery barrages 8.00x14 where he had been stationed, stop and turn back, but-she said "Ri^e, Sir Francis,” long out ot rangements were made to recall mursaay unp .took over me and killedmha/i im160 n*of them. pending mlfitary review and hls (jidn’t seem to be anything use here, was not pronounced. the first Queen Elizabeth’s dub- s l ^ chores on the second egg /4# fila rtgknvIoHnn - . - ■ * Fatherhood is npiblng new-to But North Vietnamese gim- $16.95 $2.23 i appeal ot hls conviction. dangerous, so we went on.- CMchester placed one knee on blng of Drake, a remote ances- ners kept up a murderous bor- 6.70xli ' 14®® Levy’s attorney, Charles Mor "The next thing’l knew there the cusMoned knighttog Stool, tor of CMche^r. -^ t twk ‘ ^ rage against Ctm Thlen and the Roimney Heartened CHARGE IT gan Jr, of AtUmta, said earlier was another shot, and Patti feU. bent Ms shoulders forward and P l^ on ‘ April 4, 1681, a fw other Leatherneck bases just an adverse ruling Would be ap A ___ A A- ^ t _____ ti..,.______tkA aaa1..i..« a m iles up - the Thames sit Dept- ^“ * capuyay, TA-Arihik- v,-np j ! waa fivT me niiuo belowkAi«ur thetiu demilitarizedilAmirnai-iMil zone. A A Many Other Ropular Sizes Available at Reduced Prices pealed to higher courts. I stopped to pick her up, bUt received the accolade. on Soars Revolving Charge Levy thbught better bf it and Md be- Then he shook hands with the ^ Fark New Orieana from «Pobelitoan said the’ Red gun- No Trade-in Required In seeking Mb .release, By Chafee Support contended that Ms continued hind a cqr. queen an^took tor and tor hue- w m S S en : Hur- 2?" "Patti was Ivlmr there but I -band, Prince PhUip, for a tour ^ P . the Oolton Hl^, back Thursday-804 of them taito the confinement would- violate the rlcane Betsy to 1965. MIRROR LAKE. N.H? (AP) Romney, who has been to cbMdSe stoSSfhltlfibie tog V* “ s 58-foot ketch Gipsy Moth ftbm clral^ the gloto on a Their Hiring offspring, George, Con ,TMen area — killing 12 manual for courts-martial, the — MlcMgah Gov. George Rom- N w HampaMne £ ttot she w^aU riS ir’ IV. Hed UP at the dock to front cqmmerclal adventuw ^^explo- Georgette, Pepper and Peewee,' Marines and'wounding 80. due process clause of the Fifth 'The 600th plane lost was a ^ ,.1 A k , Ak aaaaaa night on a “work play" vacation Amendment to the Conkitution XhTottor .cobple Mso took OoUege. 3 are still at Audiilxm Path. ney, bolstered by fretti evidenoe would-to baokera, raid Marine Skyhawk -bomber ALLSTATE Passenger Tire Guarantee and the Elghifii AmenIdment’S cover behind cafs parked on the ^ of allegiance from pne of New has "enjoyed ttoroui^y tMs and were Mt wounded, watched silently, then burst into poatness. ^ wMch was ammig flocks of war- Tread Life Guarantee * Full 4-Ply Nylon Cord ban on excessive, cruel and street England’s two RepubUcan gov- New Hampshire vlslMt’s great platos attacking the North Viet- Guaranteed Against: All fallufes of the tire unusual punishment. The sniper aimed several shots ernore, ctotlnued today to teet to «lt down and have a two-way resulting from normal road hazards or defects tuUnese gun positions to and in material or woykmanshlp. % ■ - 21-Moitlh, Guarantee 4*;-Jr’i. *.11 above the demilitarized zone. the _ poUtlcal_____ water, to the Mate contorooce on the For How Long: For the life of the original f-.- 251 ^ "«cued the nfitta's fintt porch at the summer home of '4V wttb a broken leg today after __^ tread. Ms plane was downed,by groimd preuldental ptlmlaiy. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wttlard lU i compact^ iueful tea wagon fits' What Scars WlU Do: Repair nail punctures Safety Highway- Mamtott, Me ttooto, Romney anywhue, rolls anywhere, tervet fire nuirsday nig^t MailM of- In between conferences with at no- charge, fn the case of failure, in ex Israel fleers beUeved a Soviet-made possible supporters and state gave Ms views on attempts to every ihiqg—easily and conveniently. change for the tire, replace it charging only K$ rare to add h ^ ey warmth to any ------— ------GOP leaders, Romney meets reach a settlement of the war to the proportion of current regular selling price 6.00x13 Siia ■ Plus B1J19 with New England’s other Re Vietnam. tpedal Occasion. Choose from mors plus Federal Excise Tax that represents-tread Federal THE ETHJN ALLEN man 400 Ethan Allen piecei in in* Tubal^ Bkickwgil 7 9 5 Excise Tax pubUcan governor, John A. formal. Antiqued Fine, elegant Hdr* used. ^ ______Repulsed in Raids 2 Dead, 2 Hiirt TEA WAGON,,. , Tread Wear-Out Guarantee -| — Volpe of Massachusetts, a po loom fiolid Cherry, gracious Solid MS* tential opppnent to the March 12 EBAOTICAL, HANDY hogany, space-saving storage-making Guaranteed-Against: Tread .wear-out. In Plane Crash Cnstom Room Plan units, and tradi* TBL AVXV (ikP) Egyptian by mines last weekend. But the primary. For How Long: The number of mo'nths Allstate safety Highway Sears < Plus qnwiwiqiMfciq aUhost nightly cCfioer said the IsraeUs are ,^BuUetiii fional Colonial in nigged Solid Mapio specified. PUTNAM (AP)—A 19-year-old Romney has said he would Tubeless BlackwaU Tire Federal to sneak aerobs the Suez Canal puabtog most of the commando and Birch. See it f Canterbury woman, whose hus “rather not have" Volpe enter What Sears Will Do: In exchange for the tire, P rice ■ Excise Tax — the triieen-flT U|ie — to sabo- units bock, band and father were kiUed iq the New Hampshire race,, but NSW PAPER FIANNED STORE HOURS: replace It, charging the current regular seU- tags XinfieU . posttlonB, and The officer paid Israel would had said a final Ideolslon la Ing price' plus Fe^eraJ Excise Tax le ^ a set 6.00x13/ / 47.95 $1.59 a plan*, crash Thursday, re Monday and Tuesday Open till 6 P.11L percentag;e allowance. .. spoiadto firtog across tto^anal ^ notiilng to . provoii Egypt mained to critical condition to Volpe’e. Volpe has indicated NEW TOBK (AP)-aif- t i l Open Thursday and BYlday Evenings 6,50x13 $10.95 has kitted one Israeli, Israel’s cleailng the csnali blocked day at Day-Kimball Hospital. toterest to being a regtonal fa ton Daniel^ maiUqpiig edltar Closed Wedneetky $1.80 BoUlen say. by three sunken SMpe sinoe the vorite son candidate. flif toe New Tori: Thieea, aald Mrs. Diane Zajac was one of -h i Wheel Alignmenti^ most cons 7.00x14 $11.95 $2.08 The firing to the last tew days Arab-israisU war June 6-10. ' i - f four persona to the light plane Rhode Island Oqy. John H. today the newigaper will atoo has wounded a handful of Fitteen.riilps arc held to the that crashed on takeoff from C2»atoe, sporting a blue "jRom- pubttto ah ezperlnaehtal eto- Wheel Balance, weights and labor ea ch .. 7.50x14 $13.95 $2.21 lamril soldlan holdtog El Qan- waterway, Woodstock Airport. »ey ‘®8" butbm on a light linen t o » of an alteraaih ' newa- f tan on the canM’a eastern Tb Aqiii with refugbe and prla- ■ A The other survivor le her eult, stoo(( beside Romney ,at a paper next waek. Thie newa- Brake Adjustment ... .*...... 6.70x15 - “ “ $12.95 $2.23 bank. , oQB]i of war problems following grandfattier, 67-year-old Joeetdi social outing with New Hkmp- paper, whieh wlU have , The aoldlen shoot back if the Atab-Israell war. UJN. Sec- , . - 7, ■< Coeta of Hampton, who was re- sMre news exeoqtivee Thursday obeot 48 pogeo^ wBl he pri Tune-Ugs, most cars ^.. .O-eji. 6 .4 4 8.00x14 \ $13.95 $2.38 flred iqxm, a senior brigade (atary-Oeneral U Thant has'''.tr i i V .i w. ported to eerlDUs conditton at Mgbt and repeated Ms tetth to vately. etraulaled wtttin y parts extra If needed Stott officer at El Qantan toliir p«i«»qe MUs-Oeran Ouasing. a '' the hospital. Romney’siabUlty to win. toe Tlnus «dy, he aald. AP Oarra^poadent DeanU swediah JAP Pbototex) h(n»A 24-year-Md CUfford'L. Za- >wto tbe ctedfum. TMe znodeKaitea Dtodel aeld toe ^ . Open Mon. th|’u Sat. Open Mon. thra Sat. Manchester 643*0890—Rockville 875-2534' or Your Money Back - 8:80 aan. - 8 pjn. Oipea 8 a ju . to 5:80 | rCrii entrance. ,of the U.N. Mgb oonunlaelonCr Qoa«n EUxdietii II dutNS kBeejliiig Sir Francis (Thichrater as Knight C^^nuMi- Jae and Ms fatber-to-law, An- to the periy should count their toede B»geetetoh yet ’ 9 a.m. to 8 pjn. , 20 UNION STREET-^ROCjKVlLLE, CONN^ 8 aun. to 8 pjn.: :Tnee. 4 Sat. till 6 p.nl. ThiurB. 8 a jn . to 9 J Egyptian 'aabetage ctforta^ refugees abuse 1868 and der at tiie Order of 'the British Empire on lawn' of the Royal Naval Ooilege in ton e' Costa, 44. of Brooklyn, blessings that they hove aome- er to enter the h am hod cue ouooeaa—deratt-| Londmi today. She the sword of Sir FVancis Drake, Elizabethan nayal hero. ^Conn. coe Uto Rcmney." naM. mnit of ah Isruftt freifht (8ae p a ge EMiht) ■) ■V
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PAGlB TVTb MANCHfiSTEll EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 < PAGE THREE Twelve Students ’TBAVELEBS GET CONTRACT Sheinw old on B rid g e HARTFORD (AP) — The Na 3rd RECORD BREAKING WEEK! . y ; Awarded Prizes South dealer tional Highway Safety Bureau AMERICAN EXPERT Neither side vulnerable has awarded tivo contracts to LANDS BIO HAND the Travelers Research Center. Given for Math NORTH O ,0y ALBHED 8HEINWOU) The center, a subsidiary of p a u t G J8 Travelers Insurance Cohipanies, Twelve atu3eiits from Mkn- In the last day of the recent C? K 4 3 obetfter tand area secondary world champiOR^ps the Italian annotincM Thursday it will re / 0 Q 10 7 5 2 s ceive $330,165 to exaAiine high echoeto were among' a total of bridge team not only played ♦ Q 8 7 superbly but also enjoyed good way safety enforcement proce ISd students edt Connecticut, WEST vO*».. luck. The Americans had their EAST dures of state and local police Massactiusetts and Florida e A 9 share of good luck earlier in the e 7 4 3 2 departments and $01,276 for a schools awarded $12,7^ in <0 5 2. week, as today’s hand shows. C? 0 X 9 76;,^ -study of traffic accidient identi • f “Satisfied Customers Are Our Bqst Advertlseirfaiilf* Rents<^ler mathematics prizes OAK843 0X96 Opening lead—five of hearts. fication procedures. Qualityf Service — and Personal Attention! recently by United , 'Aircraft ♦ AJ93 * K, Oorp. Don’t strain too hard trying 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Conn. This was 'the 11th year of to work out the North-South bid SOUTH jaiCMBriS'llBIHI Tel. 528.5009 Tel.> 643-5476 the 'progTam, sponsored in mem ding. Norman Kay and Eclgar e KQ 106 5 IWiaiMENTIC ' 433-3027 f C? A 10 8 ory of the late ' Frederick B. Kaplan, the most effective'part Rentchler, founder and former nership of the North American 0 None CAPITOL ^ I AIR CONDI nor J I! '4k 10 6 5 4 2 ' chairman of United AiVcraft. team, floundered their way into Shown Dally at 2:00 A 8:00 South West North East Recipients are select^ by three clubs doubled. "It con Sat. A Sun. 1:30 •, 5:00 - 8:15 BURNSIDE school officials in communities happen to anybody,’’ we an Pass 1 0 Pass 1 ★ CANVAS and ALI^MINUM PRODUCTS -k 'W here substantial numbers of nounced ^apologetically to an 1 NT Double Pass Pass IRKIES KNKEIIlWIlfllS f'c'ff -’ADkira. United Alrcraflt employes re audience of 600 fans watching 2 * Double 2 0 Pass Combination Windows and Doors side. the hand on an elecHric board. 2 e Pass Pass Double Pass Pass 3 4 Pass Door Canopic, RoII-up Awnings,' Canvas Awnings Repaired A $50 prize is given to the "If he Is very careful he may Ae-covered. Re-Hang Service and Storage. Boat Canvas best student in first-year al hold it down to one.’’ Pass Double—All Pass *^palred or Made New To Your Pattern. All Work Cnstqih gebra, and an award of $100 Pietro Forquet opened the Made. Grommets — Eyelets — Fastenera. Storm Panels lor five of hearts, and Kay won” Daily Questli THEATRE EAST Jalousie Units. Waterproofing Compound For Tents, Boatcovers goes to the top math student Adults Mat. Mon - Sat‘^$i.25 at the completion of the senior with -the ace. He led a spade to Partner opens with one'^pa^e^x . W HW Km i nUHUUK ■ MS-S431 and Canvas. We Do Rescreenlng of Aluminum Screens. and the next player bids two Eve. Mon - Thurs. $1.75 Hea'vy Duty Zippers. jeh r. , the jack and continued spades, ’Tiiir (Manchester students 'win forcing out the ace- diamonds. You hold: . Spades- Fri., SAt. and all day Sun. Acres Of Free Parking— ning awards this year, are Forquet led his other heart to ^-8; Hearts, K-4-3; Diamonds, $2.00 Comfortably Alr-Gondltloned Q-10-7-5-2; Clubs, Q-8-7. Children $1.00 at all times -'i, MANCHESTER AWNING CO. David C. Woolley, Tiling Jun dummy’s king, and Kay ruffed STORE HOURS — 8-5, Wed. 8-9, Sat. 4:S()I What do you say? •2'nd SMASH WEEK!!- ior High School, and Oathei^ne a diamond to reach his hand. EST. 1949 — 195 W. CENTER STREET — 649-8091 Twomey, Bennet Junior High Then he led the queen of Answer: Double. You don’t D-Day Began When The Dirty Dozen Were Done! really expect to collect a for School, both first-year algebra spades, hoping to discard dum O prizes: •and B arry S. Sandals, my’s heart. tune, and you are somewhat B i HHii inn nm Forquet prevented the discard afraid that pa.rtner will take the 'vaiedictoi'ian of Manchesrter MGMpfsseiU High School, four-year prize. by ruffing with the nine of clubs. double out and count on you for |U)| ' ' AKENNBIH Euei i i i niigi is O Winners at area schools are Kay ovemiffed with dummy’s a stronger hand. Still, your uin m ni mn tun m m •j I as follows: queen of clubs and ruffed an length and strength in diamonds symT,Hit.trH-rn.i:ii, ijipii' call for the double. M[[RI nu unuu m mid ■«ss. m — ANNOUNCING — Coventry High: Mary Hllen other diamond to lead the ten METROCOLOR Simmons, first-year algebra; of spades. Copyright 1067 JUIIE CT Ditoe C. BuscagUa, four-year Audience Cheers General Features Corp. H I O H I T 11 M PIKE COIN WASH FREE in-car HEATERS math. Forquet ruffed with the three ANDREWS Matinees Daily IR MASr TTLCn 7 Rham High,'Hebron: Mary E. of clubs, and dummy overruffed MOORC 1:30 and DRY CLEANING Eg:an, first-year algebra; Wil with the seven. By this lime the IVIEADOWS“r CAROL Evenings liam R. Ferguson, •' four-year audience could see what was Sean Connery is \ CHANNING 6:00 - 9:00 275 West Middle Tpke. (Next to Stop & Shop) math. going to happen, and they cheer JAM ES BOND :X -lAMcs ro x Sat. - Sun. ed as Kay ruffed another dia ^ BCATRICC Come In and Try Our New Maytag Vernon Center Junior High, "YOU ONLY LIVE u i u e 2:15 - 5:20 Jane M. Thomp-soh, first-year (Herald Photo by Saterais) mond and led his last spade.. 8:55 IC A ll ' I algebra; Rockville High, Rhea ■ Forquet discarded, and Kay TWICE" th o ro u g h ly modern BIG FAMILY SIZE T. La'vigne, first-year algebra; Incandellas Wed 50 Years finally discarded dummy’s last color n (Sketch by Kane & PaIrchlW, orchltocta) Da'vid W. Carter, four-year heart as Benito Garozzo ruffed WASHING MACHINES Mr. and Mrs. -Vincent Incan- Church. -Mr. Incandella owns Plus! Rougih sketch of developer’s plans, looking north. Housing projects are at lower left and right with courthouse between them. In center, stores and theater. —also— math. deUa of 59 HoOI St. iwere feted and operat-es Vincent’s Shoe writh -the king of clubs. Kay had “A Funny Thing All Seats RAse.rve^cmchegter Hospital in 1964. Connecticut Light and Power gotlationB as long and hard. AMI ing lot at Willie’s Steak House ALBERT hedped btart the BockvlHe Re- bill. But no bidders could take Co. right of way off W. Middle FINNEY developmenit Agency to be C ourt action iwas threatened In Stock To Choose sometime between 1:30 and 7 Tpke., vandals cut some ropes but never happened. The raU- it at that price and the build FUEL OIL Myron , heeded by the icommission. ing’s requirements. ^ BIRDS BOARDED a.m. yesterday. which held sorrie other lines in STANIEY TONITE road settled for $82,500 for its . George Copans 'wae appointed Another bill calling for $126,- While you are on 'The victim reported to police place on a tower, am employe OONENS tracks July 16, 1964. ’They GASOLINE to SATURDAY its executive director.. 000 yearly rent went through the From; Or You May vocation at be had left the car at the park-, of 'the company told police. were assessed a t about $9,000. T W O R S K a% D EVtS 8:30 PM LOPEZ COHEN 1967 State . Assembly. Early^ iri MANCHESTER mg lot and it was missing yes A window was broken at the Coplans described iRockville to But the commission took STARTS WED! SAT EVE 8:30 \ MON . THURS tS.50-4,»-3.M FRI 4 SAT W.5»S OIM.OO May it was through its hurdles. PET CENTER terday morning. He told policy Cumberland Farm's Store at ite residents 'while tiying to ex three of th e 36 lotwners to court 995 Main St. Firms Show Interest BANTLY OIL he had the only set of keys to 449 Hartford Rd. sometime “TAMING of the SHREW” plain redevelo(pmenit. including owners of the Rock Order From The Factory. Manchester, Conn. F irst IHiarttford R ealty of the car, but the car had been early yesterday morning. A SUNDAY "The town of Vemon was In ville Hotel. 'The final deal was COMI’ANY. INC 649-4278 Alr-Conditloned SIRLOIN PIT* Mensed to rebum ■with ihiiore plans 649-2838 ITS THE BIO OilE WITH THE BIO TWO Wfiloom* Hvr*. at Salvation Army Divisional ‘tRockvine has biUghlted areas Lou 'WUliams, assistant di- 'and detcdlis ithts Wednesday. VOLKSWAGEN rector of the agency, the side- Headquarters, Boston. 'They will 1 that need to be corrected,’’ he The oommissioners decided wailks would be complete iwlthin leave for Cleveland Aug. 30. k. told the 9J500 city people. we have on exoeUent They Wave two daughter's, The coanmiSBion’B tentative 30 days. ■election of Hghtweigtit 9».n]Ui nun outii JM ReloKcattng Businessea Miss Karen Crawford, who will pHans began to take form with luggage In all sizes that’s enter Lowell i parts of Rockville or Vernon » 3 6 9 9 , Copan oautioned the hopefUl $4385 10th SHOWING! commiiaBianera In 1961 the fu- Include Nelson Trucking, West tinted windshield, i ^ o a a l i o f ern Auto Associate Store, Fitz Delivered, plus Conn. Sales llax T in Ro o f M[;M I,ams A KENNEIH jTOUCTON ' tore -work would require i “pa ' f O R SIAMbNG • BRAND NEW 1967 MERCbRY BRAND NEW 1967 MERGURY ■"“IM rliy MONTEREY 2-DOOR HARDTOP MONTEREY 4-DOOK SEDAN EUZABETHTAYIDR 390-cublc-4nch V-^8- engine, glacier blue with matching, ^: Ilf iMii oMiil m 390-ctiblc-inch V-8 engine, Jamaica yellow < with black w E M a N D lo r GOODm blue interior, automatic transmission; ‘whitewall tires, unii Niiiiii iniHi HI OJtKRlilliS noouCl<6■ careful attention to every detail*^ 5 PAL to 1 AM. '*• . ' I Take Up To 36 Months To Pay With LOW BANK RATES! RICHARD E. LECLER^ Director Seven Dwarfj LOBSTERS M L i l i COLOR The stuffing is tastier/than.the meat! ( c h u r c h c o r n e r s > NASSIFF OPEN NIGHTS COMPETE FUNERAL S e r v ic e s Avrt “R eturn tin 9:00 y of the 7" V ' Restaurant 'n Lounge ^ y CAMERA and PHOTO SHQP MORIARTY BROTHERS , T hurs. UU 6:00 HATHAWAY INN “Greater Hartford’s Newest Dining FkcUlty’^ ’ - ^ "Connocticut'i Oktost Lincoln-Mareury, Comet and Cougar Decrier" a ' filffe -iC a ll A49-5869 23 Main Street, Manchester EASTHARTfOKO 860 MAIN ST., EAST HARTFORD )l i 991 MAIN ST.-^TEL. 642-7369—MANCriE^TEU JSW ELaafiS-BlLVERSM riHS SINCE 1900' OFFIVt IN -A- K7 ' TKL. *2()7-!)3o3—KAST IIAMPTQN, CONN. Opposite Conn. Blvd. ' Phone 280-4359 ■J' k 315 CENTER STREET' MANCHESTER PHONE M3- i 956 MAIN STREET, MANCUES’TER — PHONE 643-2741 ' H '
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-\. MANCHESTER EVFNIJ^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 PAGE FtVB PAGE FOUR M ^CHE§TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 The shallow-draft landing - guerrilla mobility and -h op e- conimander. Navy Capt. Wade boats are modified versions of fully—to force the, '^et Cong C. Wells of Santa Cniz, Calif., South Windsor mors. Pa.; Theodore F. Bach- A rough skieDch of Its ptons acknOwIedgM that the force is South Windsor eler, a retired commander In wiu prepared by iQu»» A Fair- are old World W arn craft but much onto h l^ ground strongholds to still learning an(i( prpvtog'Itself the Navy and now with the oMM, on orchHectunJ Oma in better armed. Some carry ma- ^ pounded by air. artinery and to Vietnam. More forces may S A V E ! SAVE! North American Aviation Corp. Hartford. In (the -plans are 96 chine guns and mortars': A “ “ “ **«• come later if the idea works,' Rev. Theodore Bacheler in Miami, Fla.'; Mrs. Mary untts o f mc^ralte iihcotne hous- TS v Likened to Civil War Housing Termed ^Excell^nV cial type carries a , 40mm can- ***® Hvertoe forces Allce Amelung of O verl^d ing, housing for the elderly, the FAIRWAY MEKONG RIVER DELTA,' people and furnishes most Of the non. They ai;e meant to not only ^ infantrymen into the DURING OUR A re|Milt proparied by Brown, botfioad is iteoated in the south la not an labue In South Wind- Park, Kansas and Mrs. C ^ - Tcdland County Courthouse, a South • Vletiiam (AP)—Ameri rice to government and Viet land the taf^trym en but then **®'^ relatively short opera- Marks 50 Years as Minister thla Babbitt of Nashville, Tenn. 40,000 sqUsre foot, twowtory Treatment Ordered X>onBM and BonaM, a planning cemtmal porfaion cKf the Town sor. Hie town’s non-white ca’s military commanders have Cong alike. push Into narrow waterways Uons before they are brought The ’couple has 11 grandchU- _ Junior depa/rtment atore, a 500- HARTFORD (AP) — The fed ftiin, h u (termed the condition and nuns Hram Rt. 6 on the reetdenis. amount to leea tlian ’The Rev. ’Theodore Bacheler The heart of the operation is and give direct supporting fire meals, clean beds, dren. seat (theater, many small stores, barkened back to CivU War eral government has agreed to e(mljig St, end industry may exp(and and some -vllle for many years, and was started Dec. 10, 1965. holds one-third of Vietnam’s mored landing craft nearby. craft in the delta to cut down tions are Umited. The flotilla ‘ las said. oinig districts (as the report the land acquired as per- He received a Bachelor of It has built apartment houses. ■V labebs them were studied In nedghborhciods, Wapping manent open space, but addi- Arts degree from Roanoke Col Bev. Theodore Bacheler In Meriden and New Britain. South Windsor: Main S!• ■ . ' ■ ■ . SALE! from the Windham board of ed- The hot lunch p(rogiria|m e(nd- APPLIANCE and portion, „ of . -South . . Windsor _ . lying Five substandard units were to the wea* of RIt. 5, and bardier- found in the Eli Terry area, ucation next month, It waa stat- ed in the tbl(ack, exxxmUng to ed on the no(r!th, e(ast, and south uils problem of mixed land ed at this week’s meeting. Principal (Paitros, -with a bal- Two board members were un- ance o f 31,088. by (town boundary lines. Within use, residential structures inter- able to be present and it was IhiB area, there are three dls- mingled with the commercial The! ac(ti)vity fund has a bel- a tinct secfilons. Fncm e(ut to and industrial uses. Is the main declded to wait until a full ance o f 3222. Petty cash, with PHILCO RCA W H IRLPO O L MAYTAG west, they ere the iboihacoo lands cause of this blight, along with board was „„„in attendance before a budget of 350, listed expens- next to the river, (the residential the concomitant feature of lack any final figures,es o f 337. Principal George Patros was end putolKc Ibuildings on both of maintenance, Free Dental Clinic authorized to seek estimates on slides of IMlaitn iSt. and the In- ■ These mixed uses, particular- Mrs. ShMey Fox, public ROOM AIR REFRIGERATOR AUTOMATIC tile flooring for a section of the duBbriJal-commercial concentra- lyiy along Sullivansumvan Ave., are exex- noinfino. health niirse, has announced -a tton along Rt. 5. pected to be removed through corridors pre-school dental cJindC will be trim and corridors. C o n d it io n e r FREEZER WASHER The Eh Teriy • neighborhood the normal cycles of economic held from Jtily 24-28 at the The section once was the ac- agenoy office on Rt. 6A. is located in the (north central growth, bringing additional res- ti-vlty room and is now used for Teeith -wiU be che(cked and pOrtiJon (O f the town and is bor idential growth and the demand classrooms. cleiw^ and a fluoride toeat- dered on the west Iby Rit 5, on for more commercial uses to New electrical fixtures will me(nt will be give(n free of the south by Sullivan Ave. end serve this development. be installed In the third-grade $ charge. AU children entering J a anvail portton of Sand iHlIl The West Woods Neighbor rooms. Other purchases author * 1 3 7 Rd„ on the east by Nevens Rd., hood contains eight substand kindorgairten are eligi-ble. An 1 8 7 ized include a vacuum machine appointment may -be made by and on the nooth Iby the Town ard units. Because Of the sparse to take up water, a scaffold lad 14.1 cu. ft. sizes with 109-lb. "2 ero-D w ee" calling the office between 8 8,000 BTU cooling capacity. o f Wtodflor. This district development in this area, the der for the gym, two steplad- freezer. Has automatic defrosting refrinr- Has lint filter agitator, push-button con percentage figures tend to ex a.m-. and noon. i Lightweight and compact. trol. 3 water temperature selections is baslcalily residential in char ders, insulation for the teachers' Operates on regular 115 ator section. Twin crispers, adjustabto aggerate the Incidence of de 3 Permits Issued temperature control and other great fea permit you to pre-eelect the right wash acter, ((xxntadning five large sub- lounge and floor mats for the volta Install it yourself to and riilse water temperature. . dlvlBiions. terioration. Major cause is age drying room in the gym. Rtiilding permits issued dur- minutes. tures. The report indiiQaltes there are of structures and lack of main The oil contract was split be- June included those to Alfred^c quite a few Sndustruil and com- tenance. tween Republic Oil and General Gray. Rt. 87, a d d itlo ^ merctial uses al-ong Sullivan Eleven substandard units are Oil and a milk bid from Butler house; E. J. Starke!, Oak- Ave. Tobacco ciiltlvation is located in the Pleasant Valley Dairy was approved, wood Lane, hoiise, ■ and Albert G.E. 10 Cu. F t Rofor-Froezor...... $147 G.E. Electric Largo Capacity Washer ...... $107 found in the central portion, end area. These homes are old, and Dr. Nelly Nepemuceno was Riquier, Rt. 87, house. 6.E. 5,000 BTU 115 Volt Air Conditioner...... $127 remainder of -thlB neighborhood suffer basically from lack of reappointed school physician The town clerk’s office -will Phi|co 12 Cu. F t Auto. Defrost Refer-Freozer...... $177 Norge 12 Lb. 3 Water Temp. Washer...... $147 is quite sp(arse>ly settled and maintenance. This neighbor- ^^d Miss Jean Natsch was re- be closed Saturday because of Sliding Window 6,000 UTU Air Conditioner...... $157 rural. h(X>d is expected to be the loca- named school enumeratoif, a -voter-making session at Town G.E. 16 Cu. F t Rofor-Froozer...... $237 Famous 16 Lb. 3 Water Temp. Washer...... $177 Undevdoped Portion Uon of a great deal of resl- Windham High School w m ap- Hall from 10 a.m. to noon. G.E. 7,000 BTU Air Conditioner...... $107 Jh (the central portion of dentlal development in the near proved as tuition school and W/Pool 14 Cu F t No Frost Refer-Freozor Icomaker $247 Whirlpool 12 Lb. Doluxo Two Speed Washer...... $217 South Windsor, *thie W est future, and this growth should Manchester High School as spe- Manchester Evening Herald Norge 0,000 BTU 115 Volt Air Conditioner... k. .. .$107 Woods NeiglHbotihood is jrK^ted serve as an Impetus to remove dgi permission school for Mi Columbia correspondent, Vir Phileo 17 Cu. F t No Frost Riefer-Freezer, Icomaker $297 Norge Electric Dryer with Hamper Door ...... $137 lt to borde(red on the west by existing blight. chael Schussler. ginia Carlson, tel. '^228-92^4. Famous 11,000 BTU 115'Yolt Air Conditioner. . \ .$207 Rt. 5, on the north and east by No Minority Issue Famous 21 Cu. F t Duplex N o -F ^ Rofrigorator. .$397 Maytag Wringer Washer, Fapilly Size ...... 3 0 7 Sullivan Ave. and on the south oapping lOjNO BTU Air Conditioner, Cools 000 Sq. F t .. i . .$237 by BUington Rd. It is essenttol- contains 1,710 dwelling units, o f C O V e n t r X 1964 CHEVROLET ty undeveloped. There are in- which 14 are'substandard, due ------si_ dustrial. uses along the perdph- mainly to lack of maintenance, ery on R t 5 and a small pootion Tlhese uniits are soattered of Sullivan Ave. near Rt. 5. throughout the a ^ and do State CLU Commends P-85 Deluxe 4-Dr; Sedan. $■ iRural residences aire scat- uot present any significant or Malibu 6-cyl. automatic, FAMOUS MAKE 1 FAMOUS MAKE ■ FAMOUS MAKE 6 -cyl., automatic, PS, toted (along Strong, Foster end ooricentrated incidence of 2-Dr. Hardtop.. Fierce Rds., -with a small con- blight Elxpected resldent-lBl School Panel’s Stand PB. centratlon airound the Cover- growth should provide the PORTABLE eor’s Highway-Eaiington Rd. in- stimulus necessary tor remov- 'The board ,of education. has dutlra during the past .school FRONT LOADING UPRIGHT tersectiion. The -vast majority o f ing much of the deterioration, ^gpeived tWo letters in support year, the land in this nedghborhood according to the plmming firm. armearance of the Vol- ^ ^ report on the proposed 1965 BUICK 1965 O LDS. TELEVISION FREEZER is fiat, swanw and vacant The report furtiher stated aPP®^™ ® central office building, Paul DISHWASHER, The Pleasant Valley Nedgh- that minority group housing untown pacifists at a recent Boardman said that the build- V ------.------^------high school class lecture. Both ing-,win definitely qualify tor letters were read at last night’s one-nklf state aid. There had $ D-88 Convertible, $ South Windsor board meeting. ' been some question about this Wildcat 4-Dr. Sedan. V-8. $ $ i ' “ • Tha Connecticut Civil Liber- In the past, but according to the V-8, automatic, PS. PB. automatic, PS, PB. » 9 7 ties Union and Thomas Papa- latest legislative bulletin. It is 2095 2295 1 5 7 1 3 7 Vfeteran GOP Councilman nos. Immediate past president now definite. Lightweight, coanpact U H F/ Flnancial Problems ( Juat 24" wide, otores 354 lbs. Has all of the student council at Cov- Jet fountain action, dual detergent dispenser, VHF black white port Discussing program needs for " porcelain lifetime Interior and mag : entry High School, both com- 15 place settings, water recirculation filter, able with up front tuning. Bows from Towti Politics ■■mended the boardj'and admlnls- fiscal 1968-69, Supt. Frank 1964 MERCURY 1964 CHEVROLET Clear, sharp, 172 sq. In. netic door gaskets all around. Spec- automatic water control, self-:cleantog por J tocular buy at this krwr price. tration for Its stand defending Dunn brought up the fact that celain finish tub, etc. viewable picture area. John J. Egan Jr., veteran Re- and was a delegate to the last g^cademic freedom in the ap- the town faces a "serious fi- publican councilman and |for- three Reipublican state ^com ^- pearance of the p a c ifi^ . nanclal responsibility.’’ at that $ mer mayor, has annomced that tions and the Town Meeting'of lecture was a segment of tlm,e. Dunn iald that the open- Park Lane 2-Dr. Hard Impala' 4-Dr. Wagon, $■ he will-not seek re-§ection in Tomorrow. modern' problems I clilss at Hig of the new intermediate $147 740 LO. Chest Freezer 21 Cu. FL •••••• ..3187 the bet. 2 to-wn election. He is a member of the . school, which was, at .school, plus mandatory klnder- top. PS, PB, V-8, kuto. . V-8, automatic, PS, PB. B J- 3'W a, Wash Portable Dishwasher...... 3127- R.CJL 22” Portahio Black and White T .V ... Egan has been appointed Knights of Columbus, a charter ^jje time, studying cl-vll defense, garten, plus a state requirement 1895 $117 12 Cu. FL Phileo 430 lb. Upright Froozor • • • • ..$157 M chigan manager of the Uni- member o f the Ekchange Club, gjjjgg objective of the'pro- to provide sight' and hearing' Kitcim Aid Built In Dishwasher. . . . . Save a Dnndld Zenith 10” Portable T.V...... -vac Dl-yislon of Sperry Rand assisted in forming the Country to present all 'sldas Impaired pre-schoolers with an $129 G.E 16 Cu. FL 550 Ih. Froozor...... $n7 Ooiy. and will move to Detroit. Players in South Windsor, was question, and, alternate educational program, will all 1964 OLDS. Famous 5 Cycis Duilt In Dishwasher ...31S7 Motorola Doluxo 10” Portable T .V ... M s anpoimeernent "^follows a president o f the Wapptog PTA drawn up entitled combine to^ create this situa^ .$99 Admiral 15 Cu. FL No Frost Upright Froozor .'.'iT : . s m aimllar announcement last week and is d lay commentator at St.; Bert Defense Is Peaefe", tion. \ Bsaaral Elaetrie Duilt lu Dishwasher ...3147 Cylyania All Transistor Po|1ablo AC-DC T.V. by Mayor James H. ThroWe, Margaret Mary' s Church. He this alternative of Durm went on that something • •••••• $130 Norge 625 lb. 16 Gu. FL Chest Froozor. .8117 who said he wUl-not be a can- also is a member of the Po- paclfirts were a must -be done to inform the' .. 3197 MagnoYOX 172 sip in. Portable T.V. V D88 2-Dr. Hardtop. PS. $ G£. 3 Cysla Portahls Dishwashw .,.. didate again this fall because of dunk Mill piub Board of Gov- community o f jail these things Galaxie 500 Convertible. 887 Norge 669 lb. 19 Da. FL Upiight Fransr ...... $197 personal and professional rea- emors and the Wethersfield . .381 Donoral Elootric 74 sq. in. Portable T.V. The segment created some well ahead of time, so that at V-8, automatic, PS, PB. PB, V-8, automatic. Danaral Elaetrie Disposal, Hi Spsm|. Country Club. budget time, citizens -will real- 1695 Throwe, completing his first, Mr. and Mrs. Egan have four P ^ .^rrote the '^ard that^ he i*e -what they face In the way TO-year term, is a Democrat, children and live at 15 Grace ^J^^® ^*J® of educational needs ^ two'______rw«. objected to his son being ex- or eaucationai needs. Egan moved.4 here from, Rhode Rd. They plan to move to De objected to his son being posed to paclfirts, who. he said. It was suggested that per- 1965 FORD 1965 FORD Island in 1957 and „has_ served troit later .his .srnnmer.____ by carrying out—their -beliefs, haps a -citizen ’s group could-^ on council since its Inception in - Fvenine- Herald break the law by burning draft work on this task to evaluate 1901. Manchester winHiinr ear. caids. At the time, teachers the best methods of informing ■1 He ':was employed at Connec- , . Rvder tel working on the modem pik>b- the public. This will be discuss- $ Best Pi*odiMCt! ticut'i General Life Insurance respondent, Betty Ryder, tei, 2-Dr. Sedan. Stick, V-8, $ ^‘SERVICE” ... Oiif^ lem's course rtated that no ad-'-cd further at future meetings, Mustang Fastback 2-Dr. Oo. an a data processor and 644-2374. vocacy was preached, merely Several resignations were sc radio. Hanltop. V-8, automatic. later^ n insurance ageirt befcire an explanation of philosophy, cepted by the iboord last night, 1495 Joining Univac In 1961 s'ales 1895 Yearbook for Peace all -by teachers either moving te represSsntatlve. He wsls pro Public Records In his . letter, Papanos re-. other school systems or resign- moted'to assistant manager of Warrantee Deeds minded the board of this year's ing for personal reasons. Duttn the Hartford office in January. Green Manor Estates Inc. to •Many More To Choose From , M' -viiik. UKa ■ : ■■ TW ■TB ' >'•' W / m m k t m < ' high school yearbook, which pointed out that most of these He was named to the Univac i^atid Development Inc., proper- HaU of Fame for outstanding ty on Montclair Dr. was to "peace.” He said that all had been received before the solas and received the distin- Mot'tha J. Sonniksen to Rob- views on a subject are impor- close of the school year, but guished salesman award from ert E. and Gail S.' Dehnel. tant for the students to become were held until this time at the PHONES: "Informed citizens," arid llkeried request o i the sender, tpe Hartford Chapter of Sales property a t '30 E. Middle T’pke. 643-1511 this to the task of the board ^ Those resigning are Fred- |([arketing Executives in 1964. Clement -and Mary D. Quey 643-2411 He seiveq as chairman of the to Henry A. and Sharon J. Itself, , , which . . must ,, make de- crick W. Overkamp, , - ■ Mfs.------MUli- ' park and recreation commission Heine, property at 42 Concord clslons based on. all sides of a cent Sullivan, Mrs. Bethel Por- MANCHESTER m It'. • aind was'founder and first pres- Rd. question. rts, Mrs, Deborah Wanegal, and of the Hilltop Estates Maridn M. Stewart to Hay- The Connecticut CLU, in Its Ma^ie A . Cahill.: Homeowners Association 'when den L. Griswold Jr., property letter, said It "opposes Inter- — ------be resided on Roberts Dr. at 93 Ferguson Rd. ference” with a teachers right i » «r ' o After the 1963 town election. Attachment to teach, Including the t^ach- Liner 8 Name Secret in which he was top vote get- Hartford Rd.'Ekiterprises Inc. hig of so-called "controversial CLYDEBANK, Scotland-^ ter, his Republican* colleagues against Arthur J. -McCarthy,. topics^ - . Britain s newest superliner, to MOTOR SALES nam^ h*n mayor. property at 132 Falknor Jir.. In other business last night. Join the retiring Queen Mary He served on the Republican 3500. , the board voted to Continue for and the Queen Rlizatoeth, may Your Quality Oldsmobile Dealer APPLIANCE center Town CommKtee, the Regional. Marriage Ltcense another year, the work of n be named the Winston Church- ' inch of Elected Officials William Levdhe, Manchester, building and grounds oonunlt- 111,, but ithe 58,000-ton ship the Oreater Hartifofd Teen- and Ann IFreedman. 12 Lenox tee, which wks felt to have been won’t be officially named until 445 HARTFORD ROAD: . ; . MANCHESTER Aii-ljwui,. B tm y Committee fit. beneficial to \ carrying out its next fall, when it is launched- 512 W. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. j d l J 3
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. . . ■ / SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 MANCHESTER EVEIHNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 PAGE SEVBK: ■ r f- 'V Bolton MAN KILLED bN ’PIKE pdisants o f VietfTanii M j^ th e generals BRISTOL, Pa. (AP) — Paul and xxiliticlans o f Hanot The first worry D. Jiurlett, 22, of Wethersfield, New England's Leading is whefe it' belongs, and that is in the Conn., was killed In a one-car lEo^mng li^raUk minds and hearts of ordinary Americans. Two Democrats Plan -accident ^ u rs d a y night on the Two-Year Professional toomjlS f . r s n o u s o N W e Americans are the ones who should FUBU8HBD BY O to Pennsylvania ,Turnpike - when 3 HE0U1J> F R D m N a 0 0 „ INC. have the capacity and the responsibility the car he was riding in went School of U BImcU Street to worry nights about ^ether we are To Seek a Primary Television out of control and turned over llBneheater. Conn. WAUTER R. itoaUSON going to drop nuclear weapons In Asia. several times. PubHahere 9 Mfu. V ^ n t a Butterfield and 5:00 ( 3) Uovie (30) Newsreel We are the ones who ought to have the Ing rommisslon, Michael Spetri- - 12) ' (C) Police said the dead man was •r Founded Oolaber 1. 1881 Robert Tbmtiiton were defeated , ( 8-an Mike Dougies 7:80 ( 3-12) Wild. Wild West ACCOUNTING true and terrible fear q f any such pos- ni Mid Chalres Lathrop, full (10) Perry Mason. (18) Checkmate a passenger in a car driven FUbIWied Every Evening - Except Sundays to b u s flor tjw tw o Democratic terms, and-Fred Barcomb, two- (12) Merv Qrilfin (KV208280) Tarzan (C) September 1967 adUiUsioiik^ I Jand Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at sibiUty. _ / (18) H ^ w a y Patrol (24) The Prague Quartet (R) by his brother, PTanklin, 20, • Hanciiester, Oonn., as Second CSass Mall vacanctes on the school booird year term, and board of asses- (20) Faith A r Today i( 6) Frtjnt Row Movie who was taken to Lower Bucks HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING % Muter. There is such a thing as going so far sqra, ■ William Lopez. (30) Rlveihbat (40) Green Hornet (C) B «| (40) The Munsters 8:00 (40) Time Tunnel (C) County Hospital for observation. 66 Forest St, Hartford— ^Tel. 247-1115 right, or so far left, for that matter, to a oaltcus vo^bvlaat night 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES A ■' Hi They are planning tq seek a All terms of office will run to 6:30 (00) FUm 8:30 ( 8-12) Hogan’s Heroes (C) The Jarletts’ address was giv-' Applications now being accepted for # PairaMe in Advance that one forgets what It Is and what it the first of July to their ter (40) (Peter Jennings (C) (24) Creative Person One Year ...... 822.00 priineuiy. \ 6:00 ( 08-6002) News, Sports. (18) Sutweription TV en as 265 Wolcott Hill Road. Six Months ...... U.00 takes to be human. minating years, rather than the (.1080-2280) Man from TVwn committee en^t i(3QFlwihmer KlghUghts UNCLE (C) Hires Months ...... B.60 It is perhaps about time for somebody - One Month ...... 1.8S candidatee Harold PPorchei o rch ^ of October since the town (18) Merv Griffin (U ) Billy Graham has voted to make its election (20) Star Trek (C) really to examine the question of who and Dana Hanson, both tocumX^ Xi biiM ttH^Ki OF t e i^ correspond with its unl- }m ) N e ^ 9:00 ( 3-U) Movie THE ASSOCIATED PRESS has suffered most os a result o f the bents, came out on top in the (■*0) News: Bronco (24) NET Playhouse fonn fiscal year. (30) MoIMe’a Navy (40) Rango ((!) The Assoc^ed Press is exclusively entitled atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and batlotinff. Pondieron received to the use of republication of all news dla- '1^570 Voters Listed 6:15 (30) QHHami Underoover 9:30 (lO8082to) T.H.E. Cat " patches credited to it or not otherwise credlt- Nagasaki. , 31 votes; Hanson, 37; Mrs. But- 6:30 ( 8) Peter Jmnines (C) ( 8-40) PhylVls DUler . ed in this paper and also the local news pub- There aire a,S70 •votera to (21) StrtisiKle for Peace 10:00 ( 8-40) Avengers (C) terfieM, 22, and,Thornton, 13. ______■ 12) WMteiIter Cronkite ~ (^?’ . (10808280) Laredo (C) ^ Ushed here. a town, aocordtag to correct ( 3-12) .. All rights of republlcation of special dis- Mrs. Butter field was earlier Guest Preacher (102280) HunSey-Brlnkley 10:30 (18) Subscription TV AIR CONDITIONED ^ patches herein are also reserved. ed party Jlste. The Democrate (C) (24) Marcella De Gray Con endorsed by the caucus for can 6:45 (20) News, Sports cert Thunder Over North show an liinorea^ of 30 ewer The Rev. Gene Mace, c^p- t The Herald Printing Company Inc., as- didate for the board of finance, 7:00 (228040) News, Sports 11:00 ( 88 (C) 10-288040) News. » sumes no financial responsibility for typo laat year’s (Mot, and the Repub- lain at {Manchester Memorial (02) Truth or Consequences Sports, weather W ith all the wilful and sometimes on which she is currenUy fuiing (U2) New»beeit (C) graphical errors appearing in advertisements Means a gain of eight, iii total Ho^iltai, wUl be guest speak- . and other reading matter in Hie Manchester wanton variety the weather has been an unexpired term. ( 3) DeaUi Volley Days (C) (20) Richard Diamond - Evening Herald. oombers. er Sunday at 9 ajn. at North (20) Huntley-Brliikley 11:15 (-3) News. Sports, Weather Thornton was unable to be (10) McHale's Navy 11:20 ( 3) Friday SpfCtaCUiar (C) displaying for us this season it would In the breakdown, the < 3 ^ Methodlist phurch. IBs subject Pull service client of N. E. A. Service. Ihc. present at the caucus. He wa8 424) Whot’s New (B) 11:30 (1080-22-30) Tonight (C) * . Publishers Representatives — Hie Julius surely be a conceit on the part of any now has 808 names on ite' Itot. Is “Peace, Be StiU.” ^ ( 8) TwUight Zone ( 840) Joey Bistii^ Show nomjiMted by Donald Massey. 7:16 (40) You i ^ e d for It (IB) Movie *• Mathews Special Agency — New’ York. Chl- human thd'ught to suggest that one par-^ During ithe year 44 names were An ordained deacon and elder cago, Detroit and Boston. Mrs. Butterfield -was nom O F MANCHE: ticular sudden rattler of a' thunder removed and 52 names were o f the Methodist, CSiimdi, the SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS <* MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CTOCULA- inated by Mra Eva Morra. added. Rev. Mr. Mace holds a bachelor 935 MAIN^ITtEET, ^ TIONS,______storm was specifically designed to visit Mrs. Butterfield was earlier The Demoorats now have a of dtvtoity degree from Perktos X a particular scene at a mCist telling psy the caucus that she would seek > 4 8 W 1 ' D ispl^ advertising closing hours: total o f 394 enrolled voters. Scho(d of Theology at South ' For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. chological moment. a primary, and that she was ' For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. During the year 23 names were ern Methodist Undvenslty, Dal Radio It could have just happened that, empowered by Thornton to say For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. removed, and 53 added. las, Tex. Ite receive cllidcal (This listing includes only, those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 For Hiursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. that he would seek a primary For FVlday — 1 p.m. Hiursday. Wednesday afternoon, at precisely 3:29 With eight more names on pastoral itrainlng at hoapitals minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) vote also. |‘ Fop, Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. o’clock, a not particularly dark or fear its Msts, the Democrats would In Texas and Kansas, and at , Classified deadline — S p.m. day before The primary would be held WDBO—1366 WINF—1230 ■ .. publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday some looking shower appeared out of have crept up to half the total Hartford Ho^yital -before com sometime in mid-August, Mrs. 5:00 Dick Robinson o:00 News ^ and MIonday publication. nowhere and everywhere and concen strengith o f the RepubUcans, ing to Manchester Memorial 6:00 Joey Reynolds 6:16 Speak Up Hartford ecldA purchase Butterfield said. 6:00 News « Friday, July 7 which would be unprecedented Hospitalpital last year.year, 9:00 Ken Griffin trated oh delivering a few shattering Aheam fkidorsed 1:06 News, Sign Off 6:15 Barry Farbcr Show dn ithe ibradditllonBUy RepUbUceui H e end his -wife o ld tw o WIICH—816 6:46 Lowell. Thomas blasts in the Immediate neighborhood Aloyslus Ahearn was en 7:00 The World Tonight town. In the (past fe w years, (diildren live in East Hartford. 6:00 Hartford Hlghilghls of Depot Square, Manchester, Oonn. i 3 , dorsed for the two-year tooom- 7:00 News 7:15 Frank Gifford Che Detnocralbs have been inch 8:00 Gaslight c7:36 World of Religion f Charm Plus Alann But the circumstantial evidence sug pleted term on the school board. S*OA t. ■ 'V: ing (forward from a one-to-three 12:00 (Juiet Hours 8:10 Speak Up Hartford of Daystrom gests design. , He wlU o^ioee Republican in WPOP—1416 <• Perhaps the most impressive thing position, to rthis attnost one-to- 6:00 Danny Clayton. Show 11:30 Barry Farber Show ■ ^*'- cumbent Harold Smith. The 12:00 Comment r about GoveMor Ronald Reagan is that A t that hour on Wednesday afternoon two ratio. Sduih Windsor 7:00 Lee “ Babr’ Simms Show 12:15 News. Sign Off full-term seats, tw o in each 12:00 Gary Girard Show the wrecking crane, advance agent of The unaCCiUalted voters SUU WHO—101 - ~ he does not ever seem to let himself be party, are unopposed at elec 6:00 Afternoon Edi the North End Renewal project, was PhotDfiraphed By Sylvian-Oflara have the power, however, with 6:16 Americanamurn;aiui ’ * charmed into really changing his own tion time. 7:OOWeaUi6ieaUieryMi^h approaching, from the rear, the final opproxtoiately 368 legal voters aid Giggey, Gloria Gorlon, Jac k 8Pots. REAR VIEW, BEARSKIN NECK, ROCKPORT, MASS. Ouier toan the board of edu Jjarge Class 7:10 AmcimcriimM. prefentag to remain “indepen- ^ -a 7; 20^ot^^naey„ a complex of tall, turreted brick edifices cation contest, the slate of can queline Grennon. M ary Ellen 7:30 Nhws of the World t When he was about to enter office in which, located directly at the head o f dent” of either party. A t the M 746 Joe Garaglola didates presented by the town enaxiUmeint session last week VFA CatA IJ.C1.1-CTA Hartnett, Greg Helm. Thomas :S0 Sing Along ; California everybody expected him to do Main St., had been the distinguishing committee remained unchang one -unafiffllHeted -voter signed Henson Jr., Peter Hess. mcl)^^7:65 R ^ x ^ v s Tigers ; 9ome deliberate veering, toward the mid- I landmark of North Manchester for ed. About 60.persons attended up with the Democrats. ard Holmes, P a tty Jqoque.s. 11:00...... News SO you can save money: Herald the cducus, which lasted a lit- . ^ 11:15 Investments, Weather. S| iris *> die o f the road, and thus strengthen his longer than the memory o f living man. As the registrars of 'voters At Ellsworth. Alan Jankowski. John- Inside Report . ; tie more than half an hour. 11:30 The (Other Side of the » own possible elig^llity for the Presi- The crone, as it foraged and rum Yesterdays are quick to point out, party * dency. maged around in the high old attics, • Mrs. Claire Warfel had ear enrollment does not bind a vot The R4W. Uoyd W. WMUams «on, ^ cSTg j S f t e J u S % by lier withdrawn her name as a and poked and slammed its w ay er to a party but makes it pos rf (he Fiw* Ootigregatlteial ^"j^ard Scott Kelley, J The actual atmosphere o f his en- Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak 25 Years Ago candidate for town clerk, and sible for bim to be more active Church gave the tayocatton at patriottiKehnuna, Jeffrey Kit- Homemade through the back rooms of the struc Remembers Milestone to wonder why this money was .• trance into office was movie-star-pleaa- she moved that the caucus en in cboostog candidates for town ture, leaving the handsome front shell The IManichettter Chapter, gnaduatiion ' cereonORDee of the tleX Ctail Kobylanskl, Sandra - ant but Gddwater -1964 - aoceptance- WASHINGTON —Two govern in "Wriishingiton feel police of- To ithe Editor, not anticipated by Atty. Fitz dorse Republican incumbent ofillioeB. for last, was producing an occasional American Red Cross, receives I Temomber that the mile gerald and the Democratic min 1967 CteOB of EHsworth MlddJ^'^rivlckas, Bernard Kuras, » qpeech-firm when it came to leaving no mental responses, one public ficeTB will be less tnolSned to ■ Mrs. Olive Toopiey for the post. Bulletin Board a quota of -garments -wihich the stone, pictured with Horace ority at that time, I heard no Sfdiool. David Lacy, Patricia Lambert, roar and clatter, which, o f itself, sound and the other quite private, try to reason with N egro Hood Mrs. Toom ey was then nomi The board of education will 2 doubt that he was sUU thinking and In- NottonaJl HeadqUaiters has re Murphey, stood a few feet west The ipledge to the pa^ was sharon Lappen, Nancy LaVoie, RAVIOLI mention of it, and certainly he ed like the fearsome noises that once' toward Negro gangs on Chi lums than last summer. nated by Massey, and the cau hold a regular' monthly meet * tending to act along extremist right quested lit to accept fOiT produc of the junction of East Center had the same access to the hap led by John Tavorqed! and OKn Patricia LaClalr, Yvon Leduc, battered the Walls of Jericho. cago’s South Side reveals , the There is cotisiixieiiable justifi- cus endorsed -her unanimously. ing’ Monday at 8 p.m. in the * wing lines. tion duiiilng the Comiing .year. and Itorter Sts. It stood on a penings in the General Assem Gerich gave Vl^-iaiddreas of wel- Catherine Letizlo, Linda Le- This was going on with a minimum deep split among the authorities cation for this police belUger- The rem(atoder of the slate to high school library. strip of grass between the side bly as the Republicans, was it come. Da-riiP'QuIlgiley spoke on vack, ' Ann-Marie Le'Vasseur, H. PASQUALINI over how to deal with the deep ency. ’The Negro sluma of The accepitlanice t©^ of the be presented to voters In the -Bolton Public Library will be ^ More recently. Governor Reagan has of public notice. There was no crowd of walk and the road. That is how not also his duty, as the repre The Challenge Of The Future.” Kurt Lorensen and (3arol Mac- ening riot problem. South Manchester Fire Depart October elections is as follows: closed tomorrow, and sdl Sat i been charming various groups and audi- awed spectators, watching the splendor, Amerdoa today comprise a se the sideiwallk used to be infi(ont sentative of Manchester tax r Robert Rose of Kensie. 246 Avery St., Wapping On June 5, anti-pciverty of First selectman, Bernard urdays for the rest of the sum ^ ences, among them the Western Confer- and opulence o f the past be smither- cret arsenal of firearms, zip- ment’s new $9,000 Anxerioan of the East Cemetery. There toe Abe E. MiHer American Le Patricia Majowlcz, Norman ficials in Washington, announc payers, to mention it at that Sheridan; selectman, Joseph mer. guns, and knives ready for use LaFrance fire pump Is conduct was no curb. East Centerist. time? —or Was he sairing . it gion Pool; preoented the follow ence of Republican Governors. eened. No one stood there mourning ed a graint of $927,341 to the Licltra; treasurer, MaureeA VacBition church schoolV 0U Marios, Jeffrey Martin, Debra TEL 644-0604 at a moment’s notice. Besides, ed at the causeway on S. Main was rebuilt dn 1938 not 103'7. for his full leng;th production of ing annual siwands; iBoya^-FiT8t, « what had been for so many years the Woodlawn Organization, a Chi Houle; tax collector, Fred begin Monday at 9:30, «rm. at ___ ,______. Mascone, Janice Mason, John « There the effect o f his appearance police afifSioerB who practice St., where it passes through the tallest secular structure In all Man cago Community Action agency My igAndmother lived about “political harassRifint”, of Gaal; board of finance, Paul Bolton Cong^•egatIonC^ Church F®****®*"*®: ««««». Mason Jr., M ary Mather Linda diplomncy in making an arrest Globe HoH-ow reseirvoir, in the opposite the junction of East which he is trying very hard to John J. iWhoMey; GJirls—Fitat, * was described by one of them. Governor chester. Down below, people went about to work with teen-age gangs to Brown and Mrs. Butterfield for for . children '^kindeigarten McTig;ue, Catherine Mellgbnls, in the N egro sHuiris often are presence of Fire Commissioner Center and Porter Sts. When I star in? I do not think that Mhoy Ellen Haifllnett; second, * Tom McCall of Oregon, as follows: the dwindling errands o f the North End, find jobs and help with job fuir terms and William Houle through Gradi 6 in the four lo- Rosann MeritHno, Alan Mes just as apt to trigger a riot os Robert J. Smith, Chief Albert first noticed that milestone, I training. the voters of Manchester are for a two-year term; board of cal churfdles. Katherine Staiger. sier, Dixie Miller, Kenneth M il t “There stood 11 other Governors and about their transit through the North their heavy-handed brethren. Ffay and other offiiciais. thought it was a gravestone. On the very next day in Chi foolish enough to endorse such tax reidew, Fred Barcomb and MItb. Haul Mialstek, president ler Jr„ Thomas Mockalls Jr., End to more important places, as if In fact, those -who know the Yours truly, ■: nobody got excited. Then suddenly he cago, leaders of two rival gangs antics, especially during the David Mitchell, and zoning ichester Evening Her o f the . Union-iteEspwiorth P T A , tfuy Molleur. Mary Ellen Mol- nothing of moment were happening. Negro slums best are pessimis 10 Years Ago ' J. W . Cheney - came in and a hush settled on the hall. —the. Blackstone Rangers and last week of the 1966-67 budget board of appeals, John Mo- ald Bolton Correspondent, preaemted the Chariotte Lucas loy, Nila Morehouse, Diane And at this point the clouds sudden tic about this Bunumer, -admit which was short a payroll, be I It was like a man on a white charger the East Side Disciples —were This date 10 years ago -was rianos. ClemeweU Young, tel. 643-8981. Afwards as teRows; Mathe Myers, Lauren Nicholas, Mar Big family ting they have no' quick-cure an “ Such Antics” cause the Democrats, forgot to I arriving.” ly gathered, and suddenly punctuated, riieeting with officials at the a Sunday; The Herald did not Also, constables, John Gari matics and acimee, Paul Pear garet Nicholson, Linda O’Con one, two, three, with stentorian blasts Woodlawn Organization when swers. 'They are sure only that To the Editor, anticipate the 63rd week, and baldi, Jerome Chemerka, Wil OKLAHOMA City — More son; social atudlies and Polish, nell. Janet Olmstead, Gregory piibUsh. which the Republicans included * This reaction, and others like it, sig- of their ownf the now relatively puny a number of police cars (one the sole force of discipline in After reading Atty. Fitzger liam Androlevich, and Edward them 55,000 Indians ore out of Maagaret Skxwick; service, Ced- osbome, Susan Palmqulst, Ken- in their 1967-68 budget to save dining. . 7 pieces 8 8 . » naled a. sudden national awareness that thunder of the marauding crane. witness remembers six) pulled those slums are anonymous ald's remarks concerning the Meloche; fire commissioners. work. About 40 per cent o f ric Rteketts. neth Pasay, Suzaiine . -Pastula, . . the town manager, and the for * 1966 might, after all, be the year for up without warning. It was gang leadem Thus, the spilt of additional state aid to the town Leslie Harlow (1967-70) and worklng-sige reservation' Ih- The OSass was presented by Paul Pearson, John Pelley, It would be one intcfpfetation that mer Democratic controlled a raid. Their clear intention the white esbabliikiment over of Manchester I have to won Joseph Stefanik (1968-71); town dlaiis are jobless. In some lo- prinioiiial Joseph G. Tripp. E. Dlarie Perretta. Leslie Peterson, Big groiip for the big family! 35x50 in. linden-wood grained ' Reagan to try his big move. the thunder blasts were calling on peo A Thought for Today board from suffering the em was to arrest the gang leaders, Ikjw to deajl -with (these gangs, der who ,he Is representing in planning commission, Fraoiklin calities and in some seasons, Tracy jHartnett, a member of Barbara Picard, David Pranc- non-mer plestic teble top thetihat extends tcto o greet _ big five feet ple to pay some heed to the handsome Sponsored by the Manchestei barrassment of a deficit. ! It might have been another moment about 15 or 16 of them all told, as seen in Qhicego, is still fur serving his. term on the Board Delany (1967-72) and Grosvenor the number pC Indians out of the btond Of qdUcatiDn, present kus, Richard Prunler, David imagination which built such towers in Council o f Churches of Directors. Sincerely, end seets six comfortebly. Six chairscheirs with tant vinyl upholstery. i for the Oalifomla Governor to special- and take them down to the pre- ther cause (for pessimism. Wadman (1968-73); public build- work is as high as 80 per cent. ed d:R[>loma8 to''the following Quigley, Patricia Raymond. the first place, to conduct some rather After the total defeat of the Barbara M. Sanzo Legs ere in bronzetone. Regulerly $127.65. ' ixe in reassuring, comforting gestures clrict house on some charge or studente: ■ Janet Relchle, Patrick Rice, affectionate instant memorial over' the another. (The Thoughts fo r the (Day bemocraUc party In the town Itonald AddlngtKMi, Terry Pamela Richards,- Peter Rich about some o f his own positions. “A Friend to AU” rich variety o f human li-ving which A Woodlawn official put in a this week are inspired from a of Manchester in the last elec AJddlngtkxn, Jocqueltoe Aiken, ards, Cedric Ricketts, Elizabeth tion I would think that Atty. To the Editor, Yet, in the midst of this new national those walls had sheltered, and to ex quick call to police headquar Today in History roaddnig Of the PBalms. The Eklward Anderle, Sandra Aniel- Rlordan and Keith Roberts. ters-downtown, the local police Fitzgerald would be a little I would like to take this op-' ' acclaim. Governor Reagan put himself press the perhaps impossible hope that By The Associated Press psalmist wrote about contempo lo, ’WlUiani Antosik, Linda Ban Steven Rod\ran, Thomas Roy. officers were called off, and the more aware of his appointment iwrtunlty to say I believe the "cm. record wiOi a statement certain to whoever did the eventual new building Today is Friday, July -7, the croft Read C. Baracroft, John Susan Russak. Gail Saezyk, incident was hushed up. But the rary (problems to a conitehipo- to the Board of Directors, due 'Vincent Genovesl* Memorial Lf- BartbauR, Jr., Linda Bartle, ^ make the American peop-le just as un- in their place would manage something 188th day of 1967. There are 177 Carol Sander, Airlene 'Sarra, contrasts were clear. 'While Um rary community.) to a minority representation brary is a sincere tribute to pay Jehn Bates, Miaigaret Bell, Bev days left In the year. D olores Soavetta, Susan .. easy phout hto as they once were about half as beautiful, fo r its time, arid half- cle Sam was willing to spend a clause in our town charter,-and to a man who did so much for erly Belkxly, Walter Belske, had it been up to the voters Coli Akeriind ' Goldwater’s, wen less positive discussion as durable, as the Norman castles now million dollars to work ' with ■ Today’s Highlight in History I will tell of the essence of God his town, community and CARTER CHEVROLET ■OocHtarice Benaon, Denise Bion- Sdhwelr, Gary Shij'rbleff, O iris- teen-aged gang leaders, local To everyone. ^ there would not have been one/ church. He not only was a good . 2 about the possible use o f nuclear defoli- being crumbled. On this date in 1937, the Sino- dli, Roger iBotoseau, Pauline tine -Sflva. Richard silver, ■police wanted them in jail. In the midst of this town member of the Democratic family man, but gave unlimit ^ a t l ^ techniques in Vietnam. Japanese War began with a BouMn, IPrarte Brown II, Reyn Kathleen Simons, Steven Sirols, Says— Get A Good Deal ■What makes this spilt so cru I w ill prbiSe God. ty serving on the Board of/Di- ed time to civic and church af clash between Japanese arid ® u p CARS ® old Buiger Jr., I^even, Burgess, Janet Slgmolnsky, Margaret >. Thi^'is what Governor Reagan gave cial dn the riot-prone summer If you understood God you rectors. It seems ironic/ that fairs, as well as youth organi Yit Paul Dodge Pontiac A Break For The GOP? Chinese soldiers at the Marco ’WUltam Burice, JoAnne Cam- Slowick, Mark Smith, Michael . as his statement when Newsweek asked of 1967 is the overriding import would praiEe Hina. ^ Atty. Fitzjgerald would miggest zations. For better or for worse, Connecticut’s :^lo Bridge near .‘Peking. basing a budget on anticipated panem, Fnanois Carr, Faye Soares, Katherine Staiger, Lyn him what, as a Itepublican presidential ance of the neighborhood gangs Everyone dn Manchester should He was a friend to all and I Chamberlailn, David Oiau-vin, 1963 Pontlao. Bonneville 2- 169 cities and towns are being shorn of (glorify Him. revenue. Isn't it odd that this urge everyone to contribute to da Stanek, Virginia 'Staubach, Dr. Hd. Top. Blue with R AH possibility, he thought could be done in the Negro slums. Even Wash- On This Date Michael Chettky, Leslie C?lapp, their individuality in one .more particu ingri^n officials are coming to Yes, all of Greater Hartford is exactly wl\at the Democratilc the 'Vincent A. Genovesi Memo Nancy Bt. Cyr, Terry Stoddard, Auto. Trans., PS A PB. about Vietnam: In 1745, King’s College opened • 1966 CHEV. CONVERTIBLE $2795 Lyndon Clark, Daniel Covelerid, Kaitherine Stosonls, Cynthia lar, victims perhaps of the mpdern pen realize' that moderate Negro Should stand In awe o f God. majority did when they ap rial Library of St. Bridget’s Looks and runs like-a much in New York City under charter Super Sport model. 'Very low mileage. Nicely Noel DeGitaoomo end Timothy Stulpdn, Linda Swiatkdewicz, later model only chant for uniformity, and it comes' national leaders now are out of For jTOU know that God under proved the 1966-67 budget.' If I School to make it a success and “I am npt a candidate for the, Presl- from King George H of Eng equipped. - Dem is. John Ta-vamesl, Sharon Torsa- nS95 about through a biU the = Senate decid touch with the slum Negro.- If stands the^ reriiember rights Mr. Weiss, lasting tribute to Viiuiie. A trib * dency, but speaking as a private dti- land. David Dodd, Clinton, Driscoll, vieh, John 'Tni^, RotoSrt Tur ed to give final approval in the la^^ hec any real authority is wielded' Affliction of tie afflicted. the manager, presented a budg ute to Vlnnie is a contribution to 1966 CHEV. SPORT SEDAN ' $2695 1963 Pontiac Cat. Conv. ' sen, I have in^sted for a long time that Nancy Ekllund, Debra Edwards, ner, Vickie Uszenskii Anne tic hour of its 1967 session. there, it is by the gang leaders. In 1853, the American commo He does not despise the Negro, et based on anticipated reven the library fund. Impala'model. Loaded with extras. Lust, green finish with black Clemrick EUlott, Jocelyn Evans, Valade, Aniiita Very, Margaret jo u r goal should be to win and I think T^e bill was deslg;ned to set a uniform Moreover, the urban Negro dore, Matthew Perry, arrived in Puerto Rican, or the family ue of the sale of town owned A friend of 'Vinnie’s, l d s f b s h a r d t o p Top, BAH, Auto., PS A PB, 1966 O , - $2495 Ann Falrman, Joseph Farinella, -WainildewiCz, Da-vdd Ward, you win as sw iftly as possible, that at- date for municipal elections but, riot —as In Buffalo, N.Y., last Japan. ■on welfare. land fo r $100,000.00. The town Raymond Damato 8-cyl., automatic drive. Many other accesso'ries. The reasop Is here, buy this Donald -Waters, Kenneth 'White, * tritlon over the long i>erlod of time will BtTBngeiy^^ it gives the municipality a • week —follows a depressirigfy In 1865, four persons were God -has not hid His facp from fell short $90i000.00, since only Patricia piavreau, Bryan Feath- one now at oiily $1495 CHEV. BEI AIR 4-DOOR $2045 eratohe, Richard Ferraire, Glor John 'WhoMerv. K aren WUkams, A exist more in lives than a sudden strike choice, the first Monday In May or the familiar pattern. Invariably set hanged for allegedly being ac ■the despised and rejected. •1-lOth of the anticipated sale of 1966 M o d e m 6-cyl„ Powerglide, radia ia Franco, Kathy Gacek, Olin Susan WHllams, Joseph Yaca- for victory. off by an arrest and accusa complices of John Wilkes Booth He has heard them when they land was made^ Is ttos the kind Today’s BirUtdays - 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix first Tuesday after the first Monday in Gerich Jr., Joseph Giggey, Bon- -vone and Star Young. November. But, in any case, it must be tions of police brutality, the riot in the assassination of President have d ie d of political embarrassment 1965 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE Spt. Cpe., Lustrous red fin Abraham Lincoln. Atty. Fitzgerald Is referring'to Composer Gian-Ca^ Menot- 2 “Evidently,” the Reagan statement in pie, odd-numbered years becomes the creature of unem O Manchester, you, too, had V-8, Powerglide, power steering. ish with RAH , Auto. Trans., when he tries to put anticipat tl is 66 years old^/&dian film Budket seats and console. > continued, “we are not hurting them. I IVir Middletown it may provide an ployed teen-agers who recog-' in 1808, the United States an ■better hear the smart black accent nexed the Hawaiian Islands. ed, revenue on the Republican’s . director 'Vittorio Je Sica is 66. - 1965 VW SEDAN One local owner and serviced .J don’t thliilt'''anyone would cheerfully e«| of stability insofar as elections are nlze no authority other than Cry o f the despised. 9 ♦ In '1941, U.S. Naval forces shoulders? Radio, Sunroof. by us since new. A real ^ want to use atomic weapons. But the concerned. Years eigo Jtoddleitown elect their neighborhood gang lead When The Occasion Calls for Flowars. -is a brand new group width a 35x50x60 in. oval table hav- ers. landed in Iceland to forestall a From Pstadm 22 I as a citizen, sat at the May beauty at only $1795 last (person in the world that should ed biennl€LUy in the even-numbered years. ThO ; for Today 1965 CORVAIR MONZA 4-DOOR a walnut-grained plastic top (plastic underneath, too, tet^ That raises the question- of Nazi invasion during World War Submitted by 5th session when the 1967-68 Think of The ' 'Th'fen the RepubUcAns decided they’d 6-cyl., Powerglide, radia ^ know w e wouldn’t , use them“ is“ tKe whether to try (destroying , the Two. C. Ronald Wilson budget was adopted, and listen Happy t>qople are those udio 1962 Chev. Bel Air Station prevent warping or checking.) The smart, highbackxhairs with like the odd-numbered years, thus set 1965 CHEV. SPORT COUPE 1 enemy. He should go to bed every night gangs or'try deling with them. In 1958, President Dwight D. Associate Minister ed to ail the criticism Mr. Fitz> are producing something.—MTl- Wagon. BAH, V-^ Engine, Ddck posts and spindle top are in block ribbed- vinyl. Bronze ting the city campaign a year apart Hard-to-findatandard trana. and V-8. Parkhill^Joyce 2 being afraid that .we might. In, connection \yith the propos Eisenhower signed the Alaska Second gerald had to offer. From his liam R. rjnge, American play- Auto. Trans., -Lustrous Tan from State and national oampalguis, a tone finished legs. Compare at $ ! 13.75. ed Federal grant to the Wood statehood bill. j Oongireigatiional' Church statements of last week I have Wright, jM>m 1913. 1965 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE finish with matching vinyl 2 . “I haven’t, declared war on Vietnam smart move in a state where the trend is interior. A very popular lawn organization, this question Priced to sell. Flower Shop i*' here in the State of Gallfpmia, although Increasingly Democratic. That special was debated bitterly behind the Frank fOakelBr, Proprietor ,wag(in at a Low Low $995 r If the President asked us to','^’d be very act lasted only until the Democrats were scenes for months. 1965 FORD SPORT COUPE 601 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ] XL600 model. Loaded. (Next to Hanford National * happy to comply. .1 don’t have a foreign back in power and they put through Higdtd to recommending that the war in Negro akuns. The UnpubUcized AUTO 8LASS INSTAUEP One of the all-timetime DaysfrfimD , favorites is, this Harvest Group Moreover, local i^ e s may attract' jnore police raid on the Woodlawn iVistimm be translated Into a nuclear af> y . ^ s\a..on I______. attenUon, induce wider discussion, and Organisation itbe very day after PAUL. with maple-grained non-mar plastic t ^ . 4^x22 in,, with leoves |MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 iHanrlifater lEvmbts FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 Pages 9 to\16 12th Circuit 'M an, 60, CrkicaUy Hurt, Larsen^8 Seeks to Build Obituary, Boggini Explains Sta:nd At Green Rd. Location On School Milk Contruct G>iirt Cas^ When Hit by Automobile Mfok Btomm J. Sohaab Political Groupg ■ Thomiuti Sllney, 80, of 861 both vehlclea when a car driven 1 HMraetfB (HDanSwiare, about to ■^The cltib proposes to construct Mrs. OBknma J. Schaub, 71, of N. Charles Boggini, a bust- and school boards have not done MANCHESTER SESSION Names 186 Flan Campaign 105 Highland 'St., widow of nessmsui arid Democratic mem- Oils, and that Is why 1 recom' Summit S t was critioaliy Injur- by lym ira lim e tts 0toi« at 94 Defwt Sq. a 44 by 17 foot addition, to Probable cause was found In . . Seaman Circle hit a oar driven Noitti EM Kfidenreto(iment, house offices and restrooms, at jmes H- ^er of the Board of Education, the case of Donald F. Costco, ed when he waa Mt by a oar aa patrjda B. Harris, 18, of 64 Both of Manchester'a pottttaal oonstnict and move Into a of the Town Fire Department, negotlNted price aMim, sdtup. ,Wew * neednaaii To Final Honor Roll oommiititeea aoon 'wiU embaifc on the southeast comer of the issued a statement ex> 28, of 117 West St on a charge he waa waHoIng b«l Summit St Rd. ©n ToHand Tpka i 'lumr atone on the north atde o(f died this mofning at Maaches-Mand today rellatde people who can deliver - • . . V fiiUMald oampalgiw for 'the M ty of indecent assault and the at 9:42 teat night, police say. near BucMand Rd. yesten^ at O reen 0 ^ ., next to Afl|)er^3 existing structure. In addition, ter Memontei Hospital. ^ a good product promptly at a . ^ 'total o f 186 etudents at Uling Junior High Scho’«ani ago when It Grade 7 ---- -—------—------The ipinot>enty, extending to The variefoce application cites Wilson, and was a lifelong recsl- oan Donald S. Ganoyert and buildlng expansion need because dent Of thilB town. She 'was a Imously agreed to drop tte pro- an la^ ,in the 1962 Atty. Domenlc SquoMto, rep* 1“* h« piMw! out from Buck^ (Rtohard Angel, Joan IBenoK, Fastva, Linda Pec);, Stephen ^'tStoodbriidige S t, is to Business Democrat Ihoinaa -F. Oonran of Its membership expansion, member of St Mary’s Bpisoopal ceaure of awarding the con- aitard of SduoaiUon elections. resenting Costello, waived the Robin Bengarndnl, {Denise (Bee- Hiaitau, Joanne Roberge, fto - IZone I. The pnoiposed construc The club now has 1,430 mem Church. ^ ***“ / rxtnoomto seaWng board hearing after testimony was sette, John (Bowen, rnsimas berta Ryan, Ann Saling, Craig Jr. They are 'vytog for the un tion Is e penmiltited use there. expired term to Jan. 6, 1989, bers. iSurvlvors toolude two daugh- vent to ^ a "negotiated negouatea priceprice" teima promised to tnstltute a heard from an 11-year-old, a _a girt, CaBBUno, (Rtohard Orofis, (Mark Seums. The -vaTiiance' irequest is for A third variance to be con- tens, Mrs. Carl Andemon of sy^em formerly In use for Bygtem and laiter adopted he would not presOTt Dentegr, Boott DtoMe, (Dougias Ailao Martha Schardt, Barry vacant ainoe 'the June 2 death constructing; a ibulKBing closer sintered by the ZBA Is from Manchester and Mrs. Charles years. the procedure when they won defense evidence thoi, and a Dingwall, Susan (Dontiivan. Scheer, Cari Schuh, PotiiciBi cf OOP State IRep. Vincent to the near who had strongly schools without notice. girl that Costello allegedly as- hide when he pulled out after -Also, J im Oeariiart, (Lee Stevens, Carat Strong, R oger oam'paign-. Ohairman o f aU line. , The variance Is required be BurieJ •wlM be in East Ceme- supported the change, said ot Qeoege Dart, owner of Dfeut’s saulted her At - the West Side wheel to 'the left, hut the right stopping for a-stop sign, and the OeciiBB, FhyfltdB HeUer, Cheryl Tbtbot, Katherine Taylor, Peter seven voting ddstriote pledged The property is owned by cause the business would not tery. bis stand; "I believe the. bid Dairy on E. Center St., agreed playground on April 19. front'Of the 'v ^ d o struck S11-, Plnney delivery truck left 28 Howe, Nancy (Hubbard, IBonnto WOlden, Jeffrey WhiteseU, active portlciipatlon end help. Laura A. BeMiore and Francis be within an enclosed building, Friends may call at the ®ystcm^ Is basically better, but to supply milk for the rematod- The case of David Be^, 16, ney and carried htoi about 23 feet of skid marks before strik lowin, Dasyl Juran, Robert Laura 'Wtnzier, David Wootley, A meeting of the full commit J. and Norma A . COnti. Lar as regulations require. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ** won’t work unless adminis- ©j. the school year at the bid of East Hartford, was trans- feet. ing. ' KeseL - Barbara Young. tee wlU be schedufled for a few sen’s has an optiloini to purchase And, a fourth variance re Main 9t., Sunday from 2 to 4 brators can find the time to ade- price, but later, during board ferred to Juvenile Court. He Is MlUis was not charged. A car driven by ‘William E. .Also Marcia Kellsey, Linda Grade 9 days before ithe election. •She land. Plans are.dra-wn and quest is from Edmimd A. Tom- and 7 to 9 p.m. quately check suppliers’ finan-. discussion previous to the pol- charged on five coimts of tak- David. M; StUes, 70, vras Hart, 17, of 78 Phelps Rd. Lorivee, Margaret Lauder, Also Paige Adams, Martha The (Republican Town Com 1 construction can Start almost ezuk of 46 Norwood St., to con- ’The______family - __suggests______that ^ 'change,___ Dart____ supported re- ing a motor vehicle without the charged with making an unsafe rammed the rear of a paiiel , Richard Xieecroart, Eveljm Arey, Stephen Asmstrong, Fran mittee 'WlU meet next (Friday at ces Bletzer, Richard Brody, Unari’ediateJy, dif the -variBince is duct a sigh and sigh-painting those •wishing ito do so make .. prompt _A and efficient A ser- verting to a negottoted prtce owner’s permission. turn a(fiteir the station wagon he truck driven by Philip S. Crls- Lessaid, Gall London, (Marian 8T-n>< (ki the Municipal Build- was driving, owned by Colonial Maocarone, Sharon (Msgnotta, Raymond C^, Maureen Dono granted, a spokesman said to business at 161 N. School St., contrilbutiDns to a Book o f Re- ' ’^ce, and In the case of a food procedure. Betz 'was arrested when he anti, ,18,. o f , Bridgeport Wednes tog Hearing Room to make in Residence A. Board Co., was hit by a car Thomas Makulis. van, Wayne . Douglas, _ . Susan day. membrance ait St, Mhryh product ^their ability to main- The iMg' policy Was ‘‘unreol- and two other Juveniles al day ^temoon at Exit 02 of the plans fo r al^Ltog tihe Genpvesl Tomezuk, in his application, driven by Lestw LaFrenlere, Also Paul Mangun, Dennis Hzlellnski, George Field The ZBA will conduct a pulb- Church. scrupulous sanitary faciU- istfo’’ he said 'because of pe- legedly. took a car from the .Wilbur Cross Highway. PoUce campaign. Kc hearing; on the request July states that lie •will buy 'the ------bes. rlodic Gary Nemion, 'Carl o- St. Matthew’s Ladles Guild received compJaint of nounced a July 14 caucius data are elected nitf/wmiHfaiiiy ly Green, Arthur Guadano, Galf survey team on a study of po- . . . , , ^ diistaint location. at a reasonalble price (possibly Meitibere of the Army-Navy X Chester, central processing plant readily (accessible ’ partlcuiarly Mancheater, have 'wco Laurel feet deep at another. A 179 by mit. daiughter, (Mrs. WlUIs Torrey Jr., tential of disadvantaged high will hold a bake sale after all noises ™ Neither .poUtlcaJ party has ^y an agreemOTt between the Hathaway, Douglas Hill. Regardless of the site select 9400,000). Club' will meet tonight at 7 at tentlal sites for Manchester approxtan-ate^ 1,000 yards from East (Hartford, M(anche«- Music Camp schclailahips tor 60 foot parking lot would be •4.. Jack R. Hunter, to erect both of Rockville; and 11 step- school youngsters In “ an in Masses Sunday at the church, eipartment. in Sq., Man- made puhldc its proposed slate p^uticai parties. Each party . • Also, Jane Hubbard, Susan ed, (the N- roads would (be postolUe at any (hohirjltated and permanently uated near the eXtts of the--re garage at 100 Boulder Rd. in (Funeral services will be held Jeiwell, (Marjorie Johns, Richard Main St., to pay respects to the nent campus. ning Oconmiasion stated that a SteveniEi, son o f Mr. and MTs. - and Woodibridge St perience,’’ according to Holley. membership picnic tomorrow ------RepuhM^ 'traditionally an- ^ tesX elecUon. part of the site. utilized for community college located Rt. 6 when completed. had Residence AA, closer to the tomorrow at IH am . at .the Daidd nounce their town oommittee- Joyner, Eilimbeth Juben-vilie, late Joseph H. Johnston, a (The board chose the sixth, ^ewer will be extended to Bid- Gordon Stevens lof 29 Harlan ■ Larsen’s at one time, Holley serves as chalirman of night at 8:30 at the home of ’Two seats, on the five-man 2. 'The site is leyei, sightly purposes. While the present ap- rear lifte and the street line, Funeral (H)ome, 19 EUlngton endorsed slate a t the icauous, iitid a Kedderling, Elsie Kloteir, member. and last, of the sites proposed well St. (iQ)e northeast comer of Disadvantages St., also won the G. Albert submitted a proposal to the local board of recreation Republican Town Chairman Hospital Notes planning and zoning commis and free from nature oibstacles. proajch its difficult due to its than regulations permit. Ave., RockviHe. ’The Rev. Ly where nomtoaitions also are ac (Robert Knight, Craig Loda- earlier by a committee of the toe site) before .the rriccoted 1. The campus airea (would be Pearson cash award for the Wjanchester Redevelopment and is physical education and Russell Stevenson on Sherry sion are up tor deotlaa. 'Walter 3. Utilities are -o r ■will sioon location near (the (top o f a (hill, Agency for a shopping center 5. Dwight S. Stone II, to erect man D. (Reed, associate pastor HOSPITAL NOTES st. hd. cepted from the, floor. bouche. Members of. the British college council — a lOO-ewme Rt. g is completed. Tlius, all hidden from S. (Miailn St. end toe musici'anshlp. Stevens, a vio- athletic director of the Tolland Circle. Beaton, a Democrat, and Repub be availlBble Ot ''the site borders. the existing buildings are of at Depot Sq., in the Renewal an attached, two-car garage at o f Union Congregational Democrats previously have Also, (Morola Leon, Virginia American Club will meet tOr troidt near the East Hartford services will b e avaiOalble to the golX 'course by a wooded (buffer linist will study at the Hartt public schools, The Scoreboard lican Samuel Einstein aire com 4. Since the entire sUe would permanent construction, locat- area to toe (reserved by the College of Music with Renato Area. The ATOIA, in considering 59 Santina Dr., in Rural Resi Church, FtoickvUle, 'wiU odtilciate. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. announced their proposed slrte Lombardo, Jane Mather, Brian iright at 7; 30 at the club and line (bounded by HlBstown Rd., property wdthoult undue cost. He is a graduate of Southern ’The Braves -will play the peting their terms. ’Three elteir- be uwbde, adequate space would town. ^ Bonaclni, concertmatiter for thni the proposafl and one submit- dence Zone, to be closer to the ^ r i a i w dl (be in lEBItogton Cen In all areas excepting mater well ahead of the loaucus date. MtaAiwley, Wifilslni McGovern, proceed to the Holmes Funeral Wetherell and (Bidwell Sts., and ’The land (facing W eitoeiell St. ^ ***® pppulauon center of the Connecticut State College and Reds to the first game of a nates for the PZC also will be j ■ ted by Aldo Pagani, ruled in sideline than_ regulations per ter Cemetery. nity where they are 2 :30 to • 4 The last local eleoticn saw a Marcia IMcKeough, Daniel Mc Home, 400 Main St., to pay re relocated Rt. 6. ^ is pnactical'iy levefl tor e depth 2. The o(nly available access Hartford Symphony, doubleheader. Sunday at 1 p.m. received his master’s degree In elected. Lennan, Pameda (McMahon. spects to Joseph H. Johnston, ture expansion wh^necessary" lacking faoiUtles road would (be by a noirow 40 MacheU, eon o t Mr. iukI Mrs. J mit. barrage of releases and con ture ejqJansic^ When n e c ^ s ^ . certad'n activities and pro- ; favor of a joint venture. (FYlendh may call at the fu physical education from the on the H icks ballfield. 'Tlie p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private (In doing 30, the board re off several (hundred feet. This 6( John Ri Dougan, to .erect troversy d'ver the noontoatlon Two seats on the zoning board Also, (Mary (Mlkulski, Sally- a member. 6. Sou qi^l^ ^ (condttions ^ (physical education, tood foot strip .from 6 . Mialn St. Ernest MacheU of 60 Aiton St., Another variance requeist to neral home Itonlglit from 7 to 9. University of Connecticut. His Yanks vs. Pirates rounds out rooms where they are 10 a.m. jected the loce^ college corn- area ■would umtoUtted'ly . serve be ponsidered by the ZBA on an attached garage at 13 Sap- for town clerk several weeks of appeals 'wtU 'be filled and one Anna IMUler, Vkginia Morse, are excellent, ifiacllUatlng growth igepvjjces Thiis would be inadequate to along with Stevens, 'wos select wife, Joan, also .serves as a the schedule. Makeup games to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested mittee's first-tobolce recommen- as the ikx»Uion tor ,the elass- ^ , . X.X J X ------■ student tuctlivlties, Jidy 17'is one subanitted by the tina Dr., In Rural Residence before the caucus. alternate •will be elected. -• Paul Moyer, Joyce Newth, Pa-^ Ther. will be a Sabbath eve of lawm, shrubbery and trees ©jc.) the existing campus could handle ithe (heavy traf(fltc to end ed as a soloist tor a peifonn- Raymond S. Smetana physical education teacher In will be scheduled for next week not to smoke In 'patients’ rooms. x , ,-x X , T, X,. dation for, the Nike Site-Globe roam, science, llbraty and other ---- - — AfllmyiNaiVy Olub, tor an oddi- Zone, to be closer to the side- Democrats may be seeking to ’The offices o f town clerk and trieda O’N eiil, Thomas Panta- service tonight at iTemi^e Beth jjollaw tract, (wihioh for nearly academic buildings. From the witoout application of addition- provide apace for approximate- from the site at riish hours. ance given at GUbert High Raymond S. Smetaina, 51, o f ns in South Vietnam ers and three other Sisters, all St.; Darrell Reynnlds, 27 Gra run. win lie scheduled before elec Franklyn M. Stibbs of Wethers line for determining property In addition to part-time general $700,000 to bring sanitary sew Force said! was on a training ESngi’.and Cotmcdl tor ■voryding de ■ Members of World War I ’Two seats on the board of ’ 's in c e moot at the property and cultural programs the site Sted, (Won a , caSh award given unseen f n ^ 30,0(i0 to 50,000 feet in Italy. ham Rd., yvapping; (\h;k Eliza tion Day. «C T «ir im i .a.e YOURSELF” field, executive secretary for values of the area. It must be er and water services to the mission fell into the sea and ex grees o f excellence in mundcdpal Barracks and Auxiliary are re ia now intensive agricultural could become a center for ! a by the Connecticut Federation up 'to tlie air, collided and The funeral '(and burial took beth RolHns, 41 06m ell‘ St.; education will be filled tills fall. In'terest to the party oaucuses the Connecticut State Building recognized ' that land values site. Part of this cost mi^'ht ploded Wednesday about half a minded of a two-day state con laxild, tiiere ore n o naitural con- broad range of community ac of Women’s Club. crashed northwest of the Philip ^lace in Rome. ireportB. Mrs. Gertrude Sluta, 206 Buck- appears to be (lacking tbllB year. Commission.) here may be substantially high eventually be recoverable. mile north of Puerto Rico. vention starting tomorrow at stmirtian' ObBbacles. No tert bor- tivities^such as extension . pro pines on June 18, 1965, en route Three crewmen were. rescued ’The town was awarded hon- land Rd., Wapplng;* Thomas Last week’s i»rty enroHment SITE ANALYSIS er than for other sites retdew- 5. Inadequate ftvel space is to the first B52 raid On South Mrs.- Ethel Gardner 8:30 a.m. at the Park Plaza. “Police Hold Inga Halve (been made (but theto ed. On the other hand, the cost grams, garden and outing cluhs available for physical I eduefo. and four are still missing. bonaitoe mieDition (for its report In Sliniey, 351 ^ m m lt S t ; Mrs.. sesrion did not.'ieceitve any re- Abdominal Support h il l s t d w n r d . CAP Pays Visit •Vietnam. That was the only oth- ROCKVnXE — Mrs. Ekhel Hotel, New Haven. A dinner Regina Squadrito, 17 Marion is no evidence Of roick outcrop of bringing essential services discussion and study groups playfleld activities. To’’ The two which collided today competl'blon with other region- served at 6:30 p.m. queslts for party affiTIniloo. It ------;------FOR LONGER LIFE------The site is located at the or rock deiwstt and there ap and youth service activities. - hr B52 loss reported in the more Condon Gardner, 79, of 116 Dr.; Mrs. Nora Starin, 21 Jordt western edge of the Town of (sewer, water, etc.) to those provide them [on the site might were on their way to bomb tar ai. oommiuniitiios to 'the 1,000-2,- ‘ ____ Arson Probe was 'the lart opportunity for le g - pear to Ibe no drataiage prob __ GLOBE HOLLOW To Ottawa Group 1 than. 10,000 sorties the Stratofor Brooklyn St., died yesterday at St.; Mp( Elaine"Stlmsoh, Mt. Why do widows outnumber Manchester approximately mid sites would go far in, offsetting involve extenWro ‘costs for gets in South Vietnam, with istered voters to enroll with ja-" lems sixice toe lowest padts of The Globe Hollow site of 115 tresses have flo^^m against tar- probaWy a^S Rockville General N ^p^. She ,J2onS"^s”rt^ iS 'o n S Robert Albert of Beverly Vernqn Dr., Rockville; Michael widowers? To the traditionsi team way between the centers of any difference in basic landi earth removan^nd grading. It Members of Manchester Com- The State Fire Marshal’s of party and partiqipate the prc|>erty are now in toibacco acres adjoin the Nike getsaTATe in\r\ South Vietnam. 50,000.... pounds _ * of bombs.. * B62s virawas o #V theia varlHAVirvridow-of Austin AiioMn CP. ^ Hills, Calif , son of Mr. ajid Tansey, 38 Reed St, Rockville; o f work and worry, long branded the FEEL BETTER Manchester and East Hartford price. ihlght be cheaper to acquire ad poslte Squadron, Cavil Air Pa to Orleans, Mass., with Gar Mrs. David J. .^ b ert o f 19 fice, Manchester Police and the cauetBes. , and other crops. sue. It is owned by toe Town. mounted nine raids Thursday, a Gardner. Mrs. Mary Vendrillo, 67 Alton ’Town Fire Department are con guilty pair, weight has been so LOOK SUMMER —the two most populous towns THE NIKE SITE ditional level land off the site. trol, have recently rrtured from diner, Maine, as runner-up. Oakland Ter., ' Is visiting his The eostem side of toe prop-, of Manchester land ‘wtiuld be pro record for a 24-hour period, "rhe Gardner was bom to St. tinuing their investigation of a strongly linked 'by science (hat diet LESSEN FATIGUE of the college patronage area. Thie Nike Site of 42 acres is If available. a four-day visit with the 742nd (Mundiaipall Report Awards are family .^ d plans to’' return AfancheBter-'''!fevenlng,.. Hekold erty is croeSed by a north-south tected on the oast (and north by 6. The provision of parking SA Youth Camp raids were aimed primarily at * given 'by ithe cow cdl enn.'ualiy >wvr»„ A KO BIR'THS YESTERDAY: x ------A firc wtoch was deliberately set ToUand,,-'''ti!brrespondent,' Bette ing, once a woman's pastime, has The site faces Wetherell St. parUolliy surrounded by fii® (Oplmlsts) Squadron, Royal 10 power line. Suich a 'tine would be other town property. Its prim-, facilities that would be needed the A Shau valley area on the Hartford before coming to become a male preoccupation. fdr moist of ' the distance be proposed Globe Hollow site of Canadian Air Cadets at Otta fo r exjceUen.'ce iin reporting mu- o t M^hester High sfho^l, he JT T QqtMtfale, teL 876-2846. ary access would Ibe from S. eventually for 1,500 to 2,000 cars ; op^ ns at Lake Laotian border due west of DA Rockville five years ago. She niCipel activities. They i'niciude Hobbs Jr., RR2, Cfoventiy, a.^anchest* Tool and Design, And now comes evidence that tween Bidwell St. and Hillstown undesirable on a campus so It 115 ex^res. However, while ad wa, Ortt., Can. The Canadians attended Central Connecticut Miatn No sewer or water 'would difficult and-costly. Nang. The valley Is a hotbed of was a member of the. Axlvent speciall reoognlti'on of such daughter to 'Mr. and Mrs. Jalln Co. at 130 H artford Rd. e,arly AdverUsement ) it isn’t j'ust the paunch, but the sag. Rd. The north sidetef the cam iis recomimenided that land be joining, the two sites are seri^- will pay a return visit to Man- ' -■ The second period of a spe State College, New / Britain, that brings on the pallbearers-that aefvlice ik available at toie site. ' 7. The-^total eventual cost for Christian Church of Hartford. items os attnactivenesi^ reader Andrews, 913 Pleasant Valley yerterday niorntog. ‘ pus would be bordered by the acquired at toe east only to the ously divided. (by a hicji .which Chester later this yeau:. • cialized'Youth Camp is now be and th^'University of ponnectl- ,the girdles that give the ladies their ' : ' . Advantages site development Including land Survivors Include • six sons, appeal, comprehensiveness and Rd., South Windsor. ^ ‘"The investigation IH com wonted: !M^ or woman to relocated Rt. 6. . , power line right of ■way. Similar would severeCy Inhibit their The group of 12 cadets and ing opened at the Salvation Ar deliver papers In ToUand. Six girli^ figures may also be extending 1. The land (would be immed clearance, grading,' Internal Lone Walks Bid' Owen Gardner of Southington, contribUti'on to icdtizen under- cut. Storrs. __ _ , c. DISOHIAROED “YE STER- tinutog,’’ PoUce "Chief James However, since jt would be. ly, (fawo or three houses are lo complned use las a single' cam-t • 6 seniors left Saturday' for my’s Nathan Hale Camp In^ Russell Gardner and Robert days a W'Oek! Leave HenaM their lives. ^ at the back of the campus, near cated at itoe west side of the pus. iately available from the town. roads and services would be Ottawa in the squadron bus for South Coventry, it was an rtandtog of local 'govenunenit _ , X . . - . „ DAY; Paul iSenatore, Bast Reardon saild, “and'' there 'is The idea that control under excessive. 6y Ponticelli Gardner of Rock'ville, Vlncenif The____ New England______States and ^ r i JohMtqh o f ^ S e n ^ ^ _____ H artford; Miip. Hfeleii_____ Barker, nothing new oii I t " 3 pjml week-days, 12 noon, Sat the physical education facilities property flacing HUtetoiWn Rd. This 'Iwould ' not mitigate 2. It is adjacent to the Nike this annual exchange 'visit, aiid nounced today by Brig. l’.K. urdays! iCar essential. ChU Mhh- shorts, tightening the abdominal mus and .playfields, there would be and these should be omitted against the acqul'sition of the SUe although It would ibe sep- stayed at the homes of toe host Pickering of Hartford. Only one bid ,was received to- °f Mjunicipal Pilinianiao Officers Wtoodland St.; Mrs. Sadie About, a dozen fires were cles and expanding the chest, im Gardner of txake Alfred, Fla., Assn, joined in sponsoring the ^®*" ®quare Dance Club, and his 'Bpoderick, 872 Vernon St.; Mrs. set to various places at the tool Evening (HeraM, 878- ■ no distraction or problem of from purchase consideration Globe Hollow siite ilf it proved, aroteid (by a steep hill which squadron. , 1 About 150 Connecticut girls/'^y '*>*• construction of aide AA *■ A # —AAA __ , _ _ _ lAlVAA 10(9 Ja . O A-WTI O t .CxCIl IVl V*A ___ -X , x^ Ml A A _ f i l l A1 prove. not merely appearance but and Merrill Garctoer of Farm contest. It was judged by the ''rtfe, are at a Hollister, 71J Bluefield shop land several drums of oil 3i138. The cadets observed Domln- ' - 'from- 7 to 10 years oif age have'' walks, curbs and endwalls on health isn't exactly a new one. Long Dartmouth Rd. In the area lead- tngton; three daughteiSx Mrs. UniversityUnlvenaitv ofoff Massachuisettis(Massachusetts Dance Oonveritton In Ptuladel- tDr,;-._ . Russell RuasaeU MacLean.MacLean, HHart- art— worewere spiUed nnrfand .oeifrseit H'flroafire. 'TheThe ^ FRESH CANDY Ion Day festivities ahd visited registered for a program in out Mabel Roblnaisn of Ashland, before modern drugs came on the the Centennial of. Confedera Mrs. **'8 ^® ifTounds of the Bureau off Government Re pbia; Pa. After 'the confab he William Freeman, i.25 flames activated the. automa- market, doctors prescribed abdomi WHITMAN, SC^HRAFFT 'door living, directed by Maine, Mrs. Ellen Cote of '•vriU caU at dances thrwghout gt.; Leonard Norton, tic sprinkler system and heavy'" INVITATION tion Train and the National Capt. Robert Watson. A primi new, G16be Hollow School. search. nal belts for men with heart ailments. CANDY CCR^ABO ForestvUle and Mrs. Esther Pennsylvania, Illln<^, K&mas, groad Brook; MeUnda Urato, water damage, also resisted. , Aeronautical Collection. They tive camp has also opened for CqaTles J. Ponticelll and Son ------r-— :------^— 5) ‘ But new rtscarch, reported hi ^ you doh’t have to see if of Manchester bid 919,011 on the Gqodridge of Pittsfield, Maine; Colorado, New Mexico, a ^ to Gtnnt Hill 11(1^ ToUand; Cyn- Police say an unsuccessful T O B ID made tours of the city with their 30 junior boys in. the wcxids of itwenty-five grandchildren, sev the Journal of the Aporlcan Med ARTHUR DRUG f t ’ project, which includes approxi M ^erey and iSan J ^ , C ^ . uralnj Grant Hill Rd., Tol- attempt bad been made to open' Sealed bids - vdU be received ical Asaodadon, tends to abow that hosts, and the visit ended with the . camp groiijid With Capt. eral greait-grandchUdren, and V e r n o n an outing at Lac PhUlippcxPark. Robert Watson’ as Its director. mately 6,040 square feet of con land: ’Iho4as_ carrier. 11 Alice‘a ^ w ith a ^ e ham^r at the' office o f the Purchasing Ihc new drags may be no more cf- Crete sidewalk, 3,370 lineal feet great-gTeOt-'grandchlldren. lege, (Eta., ithe couple will re Dr.; Tracy Maohia, Hartford; taken from aTtool room. '. - Also, 30 senior citizens aire turn home Aug. 6. Agent, 41 Center StreeiL'Jton- fcctiva than Ibe dld-fasbioacd bcH - of concrete curbing, two end- , , ( „ ^ ^ Police Arrest Nanette Goff, 59 Cooper St. ibe fires were discovered by cheater, Cprm., until Jiily 17, •r ihc aaodcni conlrot shorts. Scripps t ^checking into the Golden Age ^ Funeral servlcea vrill be held to enjoy H i ’ Camp which adjoins the YoUth ®uhic yards of Also, Francis Topping, 494 N. two employed ■When they came i 967 at'll:po a.m. for S’TORM Institute Kientbts found that 'tap- tom'orrow at l^p.m, aL^e.Rose „ Three Motorists-l-George StlirgeS ---- Maln-St-i—DorraldxBamett, -42 to -work-ait -7 In - the morning. pUcation-of-ihe-^bell-previbus-io ■Camp. Capt. and Mrs. Em'est ■ *’h®®- Hill Funeral Home. 680' Elm St. _ no..'onia An,inir.>A. wuiiam SIB(WER Pp*E. Payton, formerly In charge of Pdntlcem, In the last fevv* Tk* TT 1VT * Bausola Rd„ Andover; William Fires had been set alt five draft Bid form's, plans and specifi exercise reduced or prevented the ■"IBHDATE Phone 649-5405 tfie Manchester Corps, are In years, has been awarded ' the ' Vernoii police reported three JL/ieS^ lltHieff Vaders, 307 Hetuy St.; Mrs. ing stations on the ' second cations are available at the I^lr- abnormal postexercise inciyaae in the - - - . . . • Carmella Rojecki, 210 DlEine (charge of the program. contracts for townwide sidewalk PP8l®y of Hartford ^11 offic- motor vehicle arrests made last floor, others in the administra chastog Office, 41 Center ainplitude o f the A-wave of t|ie apex V ABDOMINAL FOR construction. , ‘^‘®’ Masonic Master Dr., South Windsor; Raymond tive offi'ces, and an oil fire was cardiogram," just as popularly-pre 'a flote bote. The Sallyy, Ann, ______' Memorial Park, Rocky HIU. night. . Street,, Manchester, OonnecU'- SUPPORT ( has been launched and dedicat- ~ Wogman, RFD 2; Anthony Ja- set in the machine Shop on the scribed glyceryl trinitrate. Friends may call at the fu- Robert F. Gagnon, 24, of 11 WALLINGFORD (AP)- varauckas. Grant Hill Rd., Tol ,cu't. ' How do control shorts help . ■'ed. It will kccomodate 15 to 20 V e r n O tl first floor. ’ ’Town of (Manchester, UNDERSHORTS - ROYandEARLFS 'iladulits in addition to as many uld be closed land off the heart. And when one Spandex elastic . ‘ ^ - ' '_____ ■ ..... , '' j fant son of phairles B. and Pa- Benton St., Manchester, waa Connecticut Masops, 81ed today Dr.; Mrs. Laura Flanders and about two weeks. INVITATION annltiplica tbk by tbe heartbeati 57«/2 COOPER STREE^ ^ Cecil A. ‘Kiranimas of 26 Ward tricla Colmer Armstrong of 262 charged . with failure to obey at the Masonic Home and HospM son] Edgemere Rd., Coventry. itoicli add np to a few MUton te the , • Spandex elastic is lighter, naraial Metlaae, one can nndcrstaad whiter and more comfort FREE ESTIMATEI^ALL WORK GUARANTEED Personal Notices St., has filed a 'voliunitery pebitioh Oak St. died today at Manches- tetop sign at the Intersection al here. He was 84. Also, Mrs. Maureen Seavey T O B ID in bankruptcy to' UJS. District An attorney with offices in t hew a slMpI* abdbmieal aopport able. Machine washes and ter Memorial Hospital, where Regan Rd. and R t 83. and son, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Eiiemy Raiders Sealed bids' will 'be received Court in Hartford. He 'll^ed Woodbury and Southbury, Stur- Mrsl Brenda Grumman and ntikM add years to a Hunt’s Ufc.” dries, t In Memoriam he was bom Wednesday. John J. 'Woodcook, -20, of at the office cf the (Purchasing LINOLEUM FORMICA UabillUes at 94,863.79 and as Survivors also. Include two BeelzObub Rd., WapjOng, was 8®« graduated from HlUhouse daughter, 106 High St,r. Itock- Active at Suez . Many doctors are suggesting • sums instantly. Take 1 to ... ' In lovins memory of our husband Agent, 41 Center 'stieet, (Man the incrrasingly popular new types' ’.and father Elmore G. Vincent Si"., sets at a. j60. 2 inches off your wahtline. HEAT ■vUlq; Mrs. Dorothy Tyler and 911 brotherst Charles B. Armstrong charged with failure to Obey a-High School, In New Haven In chester, Conn., until July 17, FLOORS COUlirERS . jvrtoo passed Oway July 7, 1964.' lo c a l credtotiB over $50 are: Jr. and Richard C. Armstrong, ^op at the Intersection of Lake froma Yale University dai 61 Goodwin St. (GOUtoiued troin -Page One). o f men's control shorts to their, pa 1967 at 11:30 am. for STAKE p S«ppaits comfortably, - 'Three years nro today you called Dr. Joseph KriStan lof Rock'ville, and a sister, Jean-A^arie Arm- Phoenix (Streets. ■ *** when' he was admitted ^ i>li ,Ge d ’TODAY: Ek)- served from late 1962 to 1964 as tients, and finding back and brteil>‘ . my husband Itome. f BODY TRUCK. ing aa wen aa circulation btnefits. braces up tired beck * C/ean 9W; Dr, Barry Trabitz of liian-i strong, EiU at home. Police -report the SMnner to® Oohhectlcut Bar. ‘ ' wina Steams 10 Laurel St.; ’Thant’s personal representative muscles. - 'ito more Ms (Mioful cross to bear, Bid foiTOS, plans and speclfii- Tha raaal nagnlar (ypc. Mandate,, CERAMIC - "Orly a shining crown to' wear. Chester, 950; Dr. Joseph _ Shaw Private services were held r^. and Edith Dr. intersection He served as grand master of Soott IronWeW Wall St,; He- In dealing with b o ^ r toddents n KITCHEN - ’ lly afe has since been jumbled and cations are availsble at the "antrrrrnr *d t sHnw,” raccta the Lessen fatigu, improves c f (MOngchestor, 9(211; Dr' ‘ Ed today at St. James’ Cemetery. Otlffl (being watched, but mo- Ccmneetlcut Masons In 1929. broh; K ^eth O’Kane 59 Bis- between Cambodia and Thal- ■ ; - Qonna’s too. /. Purchasing ( Office, 41 Center MMkal Jelmndls piestilptlan nl n posture. ^ Comfoftaib/e TILE CARPETS - Jibe roughest years we've ever been mond Zagho qf MianchestoL The John F,. Tlemey Funeral toHrts appear to know, ■that the Diuitog World War H, with the sell St.; Mary,iHannoa 108.(Falk- land. ' ’ - r . toniiurh. s for Street, Manchester, Oonneati- bak *ViMy appMed to the bbdi only A'' - J|nai Oons help weH nsuce k, 986; - C. (Murray 'of Rockville, Home, 219'W.,Center St. was area,with a concentration ofi »nk of Colonel, he was the nor (Dr.; Arthur Gauthier Skin- ApparenUy. preparing ha sack a nunuMr tkai k data not ' xinwn COB wnnlerful day !we viU all 97!2X)0; and! 'SV'emon National Ifi charge .of arrangements. young children, te not a speed- exeouOva officer Of Connecticut ner HiU Rd. Andover; Mrs. Arab refugees to return to kgbr cut. I ' ^ Dependable ROY STRICKLANP EARLE TEDFORD - ' A - meet again. ^’I%iwn of (Manchester dkM b Mm patient'b i sspIraMen ot- ' sTou eooe again leading the way.. Bar*, X 92,603.4a. ’ . . -(------U vvay. Selecdve Service. " Anne Rqsi 27 Quant SL; Mrs. homes on the wert bank of toe nvodnee dbeorafost,^ once again we'iT we' hear thoee AH three arrested are sched- Survivors include two sons, a Jeannlne Pareiit and son 77 River Jordan, the Israelis began . > Connecticut ‘ Formoriy of Roy A John ' wnpoderful words. 'Tm home." ’The petfUnn >wlU b e turned WAfiKHING’TON — H alf the over to Saul ^idmani'seferee nation’s poor live In rural uled to appear In R ^viU e Cir- sister and a^brotoer, Funeral Bridge St.; Mis. Asm Nee and buUdlpg a more sofid footbridge Robert B. Weiss, *Rgprintt4 by permission of Central Feature News, Inc. Manchester Oil Fuel Inslilule aaUy tUaMd by HI* Wife sod arrangemtoits were Incomideto. son (Mt. Vernon Dr.,' Vernon.; oyer toe’rtyerThursday. Qenenl Manager Cbttoren. - to baaksuiptey. T ' ' -America. , , dult Court July 26. -■'ll
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n s N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN ; r " > ■ ■ ■k-' 5 • : Cepeda Makes THE Herald Angle One-Hitter by Schardt And Cardinals Lengthen By EARL YOST* three htts for the Reds, who ed single capped the first-inning LaGace Hits Hard, Cronins and Grants I NEW YORK (AP) — lead to VA games over Min at the plate. But instead of stop rally against Jenldiui, U-6. Sporto lOdltor nesota. ’the Twins open a four- ping at first, he tried to Stretch dropped, four games back of 8t. When you can hit a base Louis. Tim McCarver homered Ron Santo, who had two dou game weekend series at Chica his hit and was cut down at sec bles among his three hits, ball the way Orinndo Cepe ond on Art Shamsky’s throw. behind Cepeda’s fourth-inning Notes from the little Black Book go tonlgHt scored'two Of Chicago's three Play Away Tonight Tie in Father-Son da can, it's ayffuHy tousrh « • * One out later, kOke Shamion shot for the Cardinals. Pre-season workouts o f the NewL,York football Giants runs. Honors in t!he Father and Son Northern Qualifying tx> be a groat fo r very longr. was hit by a pitch and then Juli at Fairfield University start Thursday for rookies with By PETE ZANARDI — ^------CARDS-BEDS— * * *. Roiind Golf Tournament at the Ellington Ridge Cknintry' Oepeda proved that Sunday an Javier homered; tying the A8TB08-0CB8— ^ e regulars due t o check in on Sunday, July 23?'. . . *vay — ______OBIOLE8-WHITB SOX.— Chances are, both Ray whig- reeultod in a double play Club yesterday were shared by the Cronins—^Dick of night when he rammed three ^ Cepeda, who leads the major score. Had Cepeda been on Coach Allie Sherman reports the biggest need is to de- LaGace and Marc Schardt ^ seventh, hits-and drove in three runs aa- The Astros hopped on Chica Manchester and Tim of Rockledge— and the Grants— leagues in batting with a .359 base, Javier’s shot would have Paul Blair drove in two Balti verop a stronger and 'more consistent piss rush. New know How a pitcher feels MJemiiiheeter had (base Tunnare the first-place St. Louis Qardi- average, walloped a two-run given the Cardinals the lead. go’s Ferguson Jenkins for four ------^------Bobby Jr. and Bobby Sr. Eatii nala lengthened their National hlto hnd thkee niDS lbeA>re a betr more runs with a homer and a S when Ws mate, don't'hit. in eiveiry inning Ibut the fifth. team scored 76 to pace en at homer in the fourth innlng-^s As it turned out, it didn’t mat single and Sam Bowens’ hoiner League lead ito games with a ter was retired in the first in An uuasMsted double .ptey by tractive field of 83 entries. 11th o f the year. - ter. Cepeda made certain of produced the third as the Ori of the Los Angedes Rams. Tha^ Rockville Legion s Joe Kay- d-B victory Over Cincinnati. ning and then stood off a late shcnttsitop Sam. WiiMe killed a Sports Viewing It took an almost Impossible Bift in the -eighth, the that an inning later. Bobby To- oles dropped the White Sox. griddeirs, who are . anured, of an was feeling that way Second-place Chicago dropped Reds nursing aM 5-3K 9 l e ^ the I.!.. big lan had singled with one out and Cubs?, flurry for their victory. 'liiireiat in the seccud. shot by Gtant Jr. on the 13th Dave McNally went the dis playing befoire aeUout crowds at last night at Mt. Nebo. SATURDAY .• its fourth straight game, 4-3 to first baseman m ade^ blunder stole second. After Curt Flood Jimmy Wynn drove in two KByan aUcwed six hUs, all hole to set up the deadlock.. tance, allowing five hits and ovary home game at Yankee Schardt, burled a one-Jjltter, : - Houston in the only other Na on the basepaths Jaiat. cost the walked and Roger Maris filed Houston runs with a double and slngltes, etruOk out one and 1 00 (30) Roller Derby After the senior member o f the evening his record at 6-5. One of Stadium, -will need a miraicle to that by Kayan, while LaGace 2:15 (30-8). Red Sox vs. De tional League game played. In Cardinals a ppt^itlally impor- out, Cepeda singled Tolan his 20th homer as Bo Belinsky, walked tiwn...pally one c f Man- Grant family saw his iro(n shot the hits off him was a s (18)i Wrestling team of Horvaths, Jim Sr. apd ^v.\p of six Moniarty players named the taone (Four atendiins. Man- «eWing performers of Chuckle 8:00 ( 8) Sports Special Jim Jr. with 36-41^—77 and a IK UMIOM Spurrier to Start to the All-Star team. Besides ctachter vtailB Wlinidsor Locks eervlce at second SUNDAY. tie for .seventh place. The Hor TWEB6 tS third baseman Johnson, others tonight whae the Thread City ( 8) Red Sox'vs. De vaths represented the Man- r^ e BOSTOtJ troit «TReM67M, named were outfielder Mor- ertiyhosteBorfh WTihasor.Siin. ^ che.ster Country Club. ( 3 ) Soccer — Chicago H Ave. bardt, second (basemen Frank day the leiaidleirs imeet a t Mt, Windsor Locks ■with Ray La- Jimmy and’ Loti Becker of SURPRISE o f the baseball season has been the O K ica^ Cubs. Outstandinfir St. Louis. 47 31 .603 — NAO Th/E T A L B u r Gace Slated to test Wltiimantic. vs. New York performers have been, top, Billy Williams and Adolfo Phillis and bottom. Man Chicago 46 33 .682 l>l!Mlauro, first baseman Jim Nelm. Eilinglon Ridge, tied for 14th ...NBIX MAXA6EQ In East Backfield Moriarty end pitchers Pete «ain. . . It was the second game (30) Sportsman’s Hol spot, with 40-39^—79 as_ did ager Leo Durcoher, Ferguson Jenkins and Randy Hundley. Cincinnati 46 87 .649 4 this season in which no Man iday M C K W U .U A M 9 and Jim Bidwell. The Stans 'wiU STANDINGS John and Barryi Krl^tif of -i ------—.—:------Atlanta 41 87 .626 6 HAS S/MPJ.V P U T A TLAN TA (A P )—Steve Spurrier, HeSsman Trophy chester ou tfie ld e r had a plaiy the iSan Franoisco GSanito’ W . L . Pet. Manchester, with I a ^9-40—79 San Fran. 42 88 .625 8 nAi-L TOGBTuea winner from Florida, was picked today to tftert for the chance. Pittsburgh 38 37 .607 7V4 rookie team Saturday night at Manchester .868 totai. East at quarterback in the seventh annual Coaches AM- Dillon (Stodiiun at 8 o’clock Phila. 39 39 .606 7 ^ GENH JOHNSON WUlimantic AOO Haacheiter home run or get South Windsor .400 Gott, c 2 0 111 2 1 1 While Arm Heals Houston 30 60 .876 18 Purdue’s Bob Griese, runnerup Banas, (bs 2 10 1 2 1 0 nmrsday’B Results felled by a 'line drive in Wind- ^ base hit.” Who’s the organ- Windsor Locks .260 LaGace. lb 3 0 3 8 0 0 1 Reset July 15 Saints l^gn in the Heisman votlnjg, will see sor Locks last Sunday and8 ^ ist1st wortworking for, the Angels or Thompsonville .000 OouKhUn. cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 DETROIT (AP) — A1 Kaline, Houston 4, Chicago 3 plenty of action. WitOre. rf 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 St. Louis 6, Cincinnati 6 wound up in Manchester Me- Orioles? May, 2b 3 1 1 1 the Detroit Tigers’ slugging (Due to a death in Leo Day’s With WSox-Twins The two quarterbacks have morlBl Htospitnl. He’s O.K. and ' e * * ISChlairdt ebruclk iO(ut 12 and Sonardt, p 10 0 0 Only gaunes scheduled Jim Taylor, rlghtfielder, planned to try run family, .fJie scheduled testtoion- made the East the favorite in. is expected to try for a sec- ~ ,, CHICAGO (AP) — A In the opener, Gary Peters, in Peters and Joel Horlen, 10-1, Today’s Games ^ ■wtdked three (in posting his Totals 22 3 7 ai 9 3 2 ning a little today, but he's lal dinner Saturday night- tor 10-4, hurls against Minnesota plus Tommy John, 7-5, and the game which will be nation ond (Win over Mianchester SllOrt 9tUlt tourth afraid his broken hand will foul Pot Bolduc has been postponed mid-s^8Bon showdown be ace, Dean Chance, 11-6. Bruce Howard, 3-5. Ex-Packer ^ Hart- Goodnough, the amtoaaaa- Rockvillle. ipt (was the second York (Hendjey 2-1), night ing at 9:30 p.m. EDT. ab r h po a e rt>l up his timing badly. until July 15 at Ray’s ResteAi- tween the first-plaice Chi Commented Stanky: "Is this a But the name of Chicago’s St. Louis (Carlton 6-5) at Phll- BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — ford. ’Ihe -sw thj^ blanked the ^ ^ goodwill tor the New nerrow Hosa tor Kayan against Kaspenan, c( rant. crucial series? Any series is im pltchlng’s game is sparkling re- adelphla (L. Jackson 6-8), night West Coach Bob Devaney of 1^ ta the first me^ng be- ^^rk Me^ ta iww woriclng on Manicheistter, aillfering .the de- Wiide, 38 Kaline broke his right hand cago White ^Ox and the When the battle-hardened veter Nebraska Thursday named Jon Kayaji. p June 27, slamming a bat into 'Day -was one of the co-chair portant whether it’s in May or lief work. Otacdimatl (lEUills B-O'atlBltitB- tween the (two clubs Ws second hundred speeches in f«*at in an enrliier 4-3 center. (Mllsaeiwiitz, lb surging Minnesota* Twins ans march into the New Orleans Brittenum, scampering runner Cox. rf the rack after striking out. men. Tickets are now on sale. September. We’ve had as much The firemen brigade of age- burgh (Veale 9-2), night New Engdland. Lost week, be- "IJurf; can’t seem to get Ray o]>ens tonight with Sox^ Saints' training camp in San eind deadly thrower from Ar WUcox. 3b ’’I've got a cast pretty near trouble with Kansas City and less Hoyt Wilhelm, Bob Locker, Chicago (Simmons 3-6) at Hou- Diego Satiurday, fullback Jim Ted Williams played In (tte ma- bahw a two-week vaca- outt,” Mayan,said, m two games, Whtjelock, c Manager Eddie Stanky as kansas, to quarterback the im- Martin. If up to my elbow,” he .said, EAST Ha r t f o r d Washington as with Minnesota." WUbur Wood and Don McMahon gton (Blaslngame 2-1, my Taylor will be in that num jo r le a g u ^ Answer .is 22 s ^ - ^ Goodnough had 101 taSca LaGace has five bdlts and a .713 aarit!“ ■ 2b calm and collected as his The Sox, who own a 1-1 home derdogs. Kaline 3aid the rest won’t hurt WOMEN’ S GOLF astounds even Stanky. toa Angeles (Singer 2-3) at ber. Cahill said he had’ a hard time sonS’ coiurting m il^ behalf of the average Bgatoirf Kaiyan. He. ex amazing pitching staff. record against the liwins and a “ I’ve never seen reliefers on San Francisco (Sade<;ki 2-0),. him. "I was getting tired, not Low Gross —Jan Leonard, Taylor, 31, a Green Bay Pack deciding which of his quarter bill ^ l a n t i s , "i^ar-sm oklng Chartie tended hdis (batting dtaeak to sev- M aiSe^cr ... .^.ooa'^ooi x-3 real tired, but playing every "Minnesota has a lot of mo 3-3 split at Minnesota, have one team like this one in my Saturday’s Games ktUed tin a sulky mishap near . , T . . snaimM*. Hockvuic ...... lOO ooo o - i Low Net —Pauline Triggs, Low er star . for eight seasons, backs to start and he was still his homo in Manchester last Silfltord wrlU .be dhoottUng tor the gam —Barns: sac—Schardt, Oough- day was wearing me down. mentum right now, but momen their poorest mark against heyday,” said the onetime star Atlanta at New York, N Putts — Doris Deuse, Paula switched-to the Saints Thursday calling Spurrier "the probable ’riiAuiav a emo $20,000 tfinst prize to the GHO A lter spotting jRook’vUlle a run Un: dp—wude (unasBisied); Schardt TWISTER— Amateur Ed Tutwilder did the twist "When I get back I’ll feel real Morrl.s, Most 7’s —Lucille Hen turn can be shut off as quickly ninth-place Kansas City, 2-6, of the old New York Giants. iSt. ILnuds a t Fhilladeillplida., N in a deal glo'wlng 'with high fi Tuesday, was a fine lineman ^ i., ------— to Banaa to LaGace; lob-iMonchcs- as it starts,’’ snapped the pep Wilhelm, 3-1, who turned 44 starter.” with several North Hnd football ^ Wethersfield in tlK (ttrsit, Mainchwter wettt 5 RockviHe^3^(M>^^.Sdiaidt 3, after he made bad approach shot in Speedway strong, but I’m worried about dricks, Longest Drive —Cookie stand 7-5 against last iKace Cincinnati at Pittsburgh nance and announced in the Oountry CXub. The Negro golfer ahead to stay In (the third, Kayan 2; so—Sohordt 12. Kayan 1: pery little Sox pUot despite his Washington. July 6, has a torrid 0.68 earned The two quarterbacks will be teems. He was the owner-op Open yesterday at Indianapolis. (AP Photofax) my timing,” he added. Jean. Chicago at Houston, N governor's office. has (been on the tour tor 20 Chuckle May singled, moved up p»>-4JaU. club’s dwindling 2%-game mar .Against Minnesota, which run average and Locker, 4-2, passing to Gene Washington of erator of the Downtown Bii- Los Angeles at San Francisco 'To swing it. Saints owner Michigan State, one of the most years and has (been a regular on GChoirdtt’s Bacrffiice and stop- gin over the Twins, wtio are suddenly has whittled Chicago’s has a 1.94. Locker has eight American League John Mecom had to make iiards on Oak a t riding an 8-game winning once comfortable lead, Stanky saves in 34 appearances and Impressive East players during e D e In (the Conn'eciticut event. .Park- peri ait thlrri 0(n Dennis Moc- Chicago 45 31 .592 — severe concessions to Green a week of practice. er Gtocktoiri dlrom Searepnit, Airile’a aUigte. Wtth MhcArdle streak. will Start two 10 game-winners Wilhelm has seven in 21 games. 43 Mlimesota 34 .658 2% Bay even though Taylor’9 con The East also will throw some Here ’n There Mlatoe iwtU (be the now jayvee going on the pdiboh, Gott sent Detroit 42 34 .663 3 tract had expired and, techni hard-hitting runners at the After the light airplane made 1»iakellballll coach alt Rockvffle the ball through the alwrfttop Boston 40 86 .626 6 cally, he was a free agent. West, ■with Syracuse’s Floyd Orioles Downed, Threatened Boycott Off California 41 40 .606 6% "We’ve, agreed to give up our an , emergency landing last High next .season.. .Channiri 30 liofte, scettog Mlay. M ocArdle Little starting at halfback with ■week at the Ellington Ridge wdll carry Ithe major league All- toaicwing 'wlhen the left tlekler Cleveland 38 40 .487 8 future—next year’s first draft Gary Rowe of North Ckirolina J Baltimore 87 41 .474 9 choice— plus a mutually Country Club course one wag Star (baselball game Tuesday booted (tie 'ball. State, and Nick Eddy of Notre remarked that some goWers ni*®* A walk (and ritolen (base t y New York 34 43 .442 11% agreed-upon player off our ros Dame opening at fullback. How mucbi difference a run left bigger divots than the KcfbUan and Hiony Wright, Steve Bianas and ILaGace’a Pro Golfing Feud Kansas City 35 45 .438 12 ter at a later date. We can’t say The East’s starting defense GET A BETTER JOB! oan make. The Mots scored two plane. . .Now that Dick Mod- former coaches iwtth the New slnigle brcuglht to (the final run Washington 34 45 .430 12 who it will be but it’ll probably will be anchored by linebackers zelewskl has officially retired, Ytork foottoall Gtonts, have been in the sixth, to Vernon’s Loyd Phillips and safety straight games. . .The new The Melts soored one in the tiOM achl^ed ^eir g^ in Urn- June 20. . ' Cleveland(McDoweU 4-7), night Red Sox Frustrated has said." president of U.S. Steel, Edwin Ited form Thursday and voted to m the Cleveland agreement. New York (Downing 8-6) at Martine Bercher, a pair of de seocHid cn an error and singles Green Bay paid Taylor $60,000 fensive standouts. Gott, Is the father-in-law of de by Ken DeMond and Brian honor all commitments the rest players gave up a 4-3 advantage BalUinore (Dlllman 6-3), night per season for his football tal fensive back Paul Murtha of - - of the season. “ ------" ------• - Helping Brittenum offensively Ham em ick emd added the _ . _ on the tournament committee, Saturday’s Games But Not Downhearted ents, which include an ability to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The cUncher in the seventh on a But they weren’t happy. Dan and the addition of an adminis for the West will be halfbacks Kaxiaaa City at Csdifomla, N run over strong linemen as Mel Farr of UCLA and Itod latter Is a law student in the walk to Hamemtek, a wild pitch Sikes, tournament committee tration member balanced it at 4- Minnesota aJt Chicago DETROIT (AP)—The Boston Red Sox, frustrated though they were children. off-season. . .Mr. Softball Fan and John KiasMttrid’B double. chairman, said they “wIU go to 4. but not downhearted by the loss of nine one-run deci Sherman of Southern Cal and Boston at Detroit Taylor was offered a raise In fullback Harry Wilson of Ne in Manchester has to be Evan First sign A waJk to Pete Odium, an the national convention with an The immediate cause of the Washington alt Cleveland sions in their last 22 starts, launch a bid to overtake an effort to keep him happy at braska. ''t^qulst, retired,,Post Office inaiAM arror and AJ Puts’ sin- amendment to remove the one dispute was the executive com New York at Bsdtimore, 2, Detroit tonight in the opener of a four-game weekend Green Bay but he wanted to w rker who travels to Stratford gle in the seventh averted a renialnlng area of executive mittee’s veto of a proposed $175,- series with the Tigers. leave. weekly to watch the Brakettes, TopQuanijj o i a good shutout. Puts posted a perfect power. 000 Frank Sinatra tournament "This is no time for feeling At the San Diego training Flood Injured world’s women’s football team Sikes said the executive com three-for-three and raised his early this year. Players wanted sorry for ourselves," Manager camp, Taylor will have an old ST. LOUIS (AP) — St; Louis pllay.. .The otganislt^ at Ana average to .455. He is the de- mittee agreed that for the rest the tounuiment, but the com Dick Williams said as the Red Packer buddy, Paul Homung, Cardinal center fielder Curt heim Stadium delights in play USED CARS fendlhg twheague batting o f this year it will not overrule mittee said 'it would conflict Sox flew from OalUomla after as his roommate.- Flood injured his left abotflder ing a song entitled, ^’The Ele used car. efatunip. any action taken by the tourna with the Bob Hope Classic. a 4-3 loss on a two-run ninth Thursday night when .he ran phant Waltz” when Ug Boog Wck Zangari suffered the ment committee' with all eight inning homer by the Angels' into the outfield wall trying to Powell of the Orioles comes to members present, or any deci America’s Cup catch a triple by Pete Rose of loss. Don Mlncher Wednesday night. NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — Fa the plate- "I hope he keeps sion taken by an advisory com Cincinnati In the sixth inning. Sikes Changed m “We’Ve bounced back all sea vored Intrepid faced Constella on,playing It,” Powell said. mittee in the event of a tie in CHURCH SOFTBALL REC80FTOALL Jloe N u xh ^ ' retired as a son long and we’ll do it again,” tion and American Eagle met 1967 DO DG E 1967 DODGE the tournament committee. Finishing strong, Wyman' Oil pabefaer with the OUnrinnatl Stance, Leader Xt had to happen sooner or WUUams promised. Columbia today In second round The PGA is scheduled ^for stopped the Ajrmy A Navy B’s, Last Nij^t s F i^ts Polara 4-Dr. Hardtop. 9-Pass. Statton Wagon. RnM tua spring but ha still iialter. AJfter laknoSt la aecuson and The fourth - pl^ace Red Sox RAH, auto, trans., power Denver July 20-23. 12-2 last night at Mt. Nebo. , , , rabes of the America’s Cup ob PORTLAND, Maine — HoUy RAH, auto, trans., power tsaivelB wSth the team as a m- At Speedway a half, Sealtei^ won a game. half game while servation trials. Mims, 162, Washington, out steering, power disc dto bnoadnaisten Max Elbln, president of the The vllctiim wai^ GU»', 18-13 last Mike Cavanaugh collected steering and brakes.- four hits for the winners while S^klng to represent the pointed George Johnson, 162, brakes, 16’’? whitewalls. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — night under lUghlts at IMk. blck Jenkins! had three and Chicago White Sox bowed United States in defense of the Trenton, N.J., 10.' Extra low Roof rack. ., SAVE R. H. Sikes went home last Nebo. Curt Farrell two. 3-1 ^to Baltimore. Boston trails America’s Cup against Austra- LOS ANGEI^S — Kang, n mileage. ^2695 week and changed his putting Xneers of nine straight this Gordon Geer had three bin- CChicago h lc^ *>yby Bvefive games, Minns'-Minne’- lia’s IJame Pattie, Intrepid and Suh, Seoul, Korea, 134, ou tp e^ - and chipping stance, and his year, "The Mets ^ df the Church gles and Mike Davis two for the 80ta by 2% and Detroit by two. Columbia posted victories ed Mando Ramos, 182%, Long INTESNA’nO(NAL LEAGVE -\ new style helped-him shoot a 6- jjaague” napped out 23 hits, iiv- losers. ' The Red' Sox^Sox hope to have Thursday. Beach, , 10. Boas 0-rec- "You just can’t go qut _ S&tLElaYers. «h.th«X^ -transn-fully------St9QK „.4dDL„Sed(an.>byL«U«vos a no-hitter end shutout ih the teat. V Panama’ Wednesday, Aug. 16, at Jet Engine Metalsmithing, Machining, Tool & 7.75x14 q; Ken Tomezuk had a single ^ wages, will get a guar- fiftii. Ken Brown provided Shea Stadium. some dSrensive ■UiriMs fo r the* Die Making■‘akii and Electronics. and ^triple while Paul Pryor had antoe of $U,000 — a light-weight HUNDREDS OF GOOD JOBS. I FRIDAY NITE • 8:15 P.M. m, Ortls’ guaranteed purse tops losers. 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WOMAN WHO Oealrea babyslt- Manchester.- BY DICK TURNER 1666 CHEVRCdlBn?, 4-door B e l after 4 p.m. at 64 Lyness St., and secondary financing, all leed placement assistance. HERALD tlng for a 2^ year old girl. Air, V-8, Standard, good con Manchester. NEWTON H. SMITH A SON-' types of real estate. ()ulck, con upon graduation. Train now P le a s e c a ll a fte r 6, (M9-0004. dition, excellent second car. Remodeling, repairing, addi fidential. Belflore Agency 643- —Pay when working. Let WANTED DOX LETTERS 646n2182. tions, rec rooms, garages, 6121. American Tractor Trailer WOMAN TO clean house, one Business Services porches and roofin g. N o Job teach yftu this high paying . or two days a week. In Ver For Your 1966 MERCURY (Breezeway), jj-rpfession that pays $250. O f f e r e d 1 3 too sm all. C a ll 649-S144. non. C a ll 048-0861. First oHass medhaiiiic, excel V-8, 890, 2 B bl, $1,760. E a rle per week. School licensM Business Opportunity 28 lent wages and benefits, Infonnation Rose, Coventry, 742-6664 after SHARPENING Service —Saws, by the State of Connecticut DUE to expansion at the Man paid hoUdays and veoa- 6 p.m . knives, axes, shears, skates, Paving - D rivew ays 14-A Department of Motor Vehl chester Parkade, Thom McAn THE HERALD will not tinns. BxicoHent worMag rotary blades. ()ulck service. —^— ■ ■— ^------AUTO AGENCY, excellent loc.v cie. Shoe Co. we have openings for disclose the identity of co m d ltlo n a OaR Totn Capitol Equipment Co. 88 Main. AMESITE - (Juallty workman- tlon good financing. ’’Vjr an ap salea positions to further train any advertiser using box ship on driveways, parking pointment call^Paul J. Corren- Schweirtz. CUNLIFFE MOTOR Sales St., Manchester. Hours daily WE TRAIN IN for a Rianogerial position. letters. Readers answer areas, commercial and resi ing blind box ads wlw 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- ti R e a l E state. 643-6363, 643- HARTFORD, CONN. <3ood benefits. A p p ly In person dential Free estimates, no ob desire to protect their 4. 648-7988. 2125. Monday, 10 a.m, at our Thom BOURNE BUICK 1963 Pontiac OaibaJUi-d. converti ligations. Call Eastern Paving Identity can follow this DONT DELAY McAn Store, 960 Main St. East ble, beautiiful. M A M'RUBBISH CO. offers O o., 628-8987. 649-4571 procedu re; — ACrr NOW — Hertford. An equal opportunity 196i2 OorvuHr, 4 - door Monza, commercial, industrial, pro------^------Enclose your r^ ly to the ! fessional, residential, removal AkCESITE — Driveways p ark em p loyer. d ea n . Attention . . . Phone 289-8647 A n ytim e box in an envelope — service, containerized service ing areas, commerclsil and res WINDOW CLEANERS needed, addressed to the Classi- ' 1989 Butok, 2-door, standard a va ila b le. 649-9787. idential. Free estlmaites. Call HIGH INCOME fled Manager, Manchester ; Holp W ontod— Merit 36 dtiift, A-1 shape. National Paving Co., 644-8213. must be experienced, top wag Evening Herald, t<^ether ’ STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone LOW INVESTMENT MAN WANTED to work on es, paid hoUdaya, vacation, with a memo listing the Holp W ontod— 1958 Impeniiai, 4-door, excellent walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter grounds, spring through late hospitalisation, plenty of over oompaiiies you do NOT condiiUon. races. All concrete rapalrs. Roofing and F o d i a l o 3 5 time work. Apply Rudder VHn- want to see your letter. fall, starting Immediately, Reasonably priced. 643-()851. dow Cleaning Oo., 167 Charter Your letter will be de Chimnoys 16-A Go Into business for your-, COOK TO work days. Apply several hours per weekfn649- Oak Ave., Hartford, oacond stroyed if the advertiser self wiith a Milder Seftee Acadja Restaurant, 103 Tolland 6416. 643-0016 ATTICS, CELLARS and yards ROOFING^-REPAIR of roofs. ice cream stand on wheelB flo o r. . is one you’ve mentioned. cleaned, trash hauled to the Tpke. Manchester. ITie best in gutters and con fo r as Qittle as $500. down. LICENSED Joimejrman plumb If not It will be handled . dump. R easonable. C a ll 643- In the usual manner. ductors. Repair of chimneys Mister Soltee can put you SNACK BAR manager -W est er, experienced in plumbing Route 83, Vernon, Conn. 5819 or 1-684-4624. too Call Ooughl'n, 643-7707. in the driver’s seat of your Hartford experience helpful, and heating eervlce. H. G. own moMe unit end your Schulze, 876-9707. YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. R(X>FING - Specializing re not necessary, very good pay A Unique Opportunity, Lost and Found 1 Cellars, attics, yards and small pairing roots of all kinds, new pajyments are made during plus bonus plan and fringe ben 1962 CHEVROLET, 2-door hard the summer months only. trucking done A-1 right. Call roofs, guttei work, chimneys efits. Write to Box M, Man FOUND —Ught gray pairt an CONTROL DESK operator,, eve top, $600. C a ll 643-0763 a fte r 6. Tremano Trucking Service'toU cleaned and repaired, 30 years' Protected fmncSilsed areaS chester Herald. Oommlaalaner Winiam O. nings,'-Holiday Lanes, 648-2126. Fox of the Wodonen’a Oom- gora cat with green eyes. CaU fre e , 742-9487. experience. Free estimates. are avaiHalble and esiab- PORSCHE powered Volkswagen iished routes in Manches GENERAL OFFICE work. Ap peneatton Oommiaalon would 640-6416. CaU Howley 643-6361, 644- ELECTRICIAN, full- time, camper, trades considered. ATTICS, ceUars cleaned, rub ter. No previous experience ply In person. RockvlUe OH, like to tolkto you tf yon are 8333. steady employment, insurance LOST—SHEPHERD black, te- C a ll 643-0566. bish removed from backyard needed, we completely train 18 Vernon Ave., RockvlUe. a aoeompUalied atanog- male with brown markings and lawns maintained. Reason benefits, paid hoUdaya and va mpher ceeUng career you. cation. CaU between 8 a.m.-6 "The woods are much like your own rooms— once you gone since Jime 23. Reward. 1966 PONTIAC GTO convertible a b le, 649-1868. CLERK-TYPIST — exceUent op- growth. The peraon aelected H M ting and Plumbing 17 p.m. Robeit’a F'ectrio Go., become familiar with them, It’s easy to find your 643-^73. , tri-carb , 4-speed, $2,500. 742- potru nlty fo r a position writh an la to he chrerallY groomed to 1-677-9089 528-5563 ' way around!" 7834. TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, COMPLETE PLUMBING- and .outstanding automobile insur- South Windaor, 644-0100. leniiui inoreaaaig' napnnil blUty. The Oommiaaloner la L O S T — Passbook N o. E10203. buUding lots cleared, trees top heating installation, repairs ance company. Must have sev M E R C E D E S Benz—220S 1968, TIRE SERVICE man, 40-60 prepiued to otter an enoel- Savings Bank of Manchester. ped. Got a tree problem? Well and remodeling. Service calls eral years office work exper MICKY FIN N BY LANK LEONARD , completely rebuilt, new tires. hours per week. Must be lent oalary to nttnust the Application made for payment. worth phone call, 742-8252. iven immediate attention. ience and a good telephone per Excellent condition. 8 a.m.-7 PACKAGE STORE for. Mile. F o r steady worker and married. high quality person he needs. sssgg— aU M A M Plumbing A Heat sonality. Starting sala^ $07 I'M WORRIED, ED.' T HE TOLD M E FOUND —black imd tan male p.m . 649-0005. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and information caU Phllbrick Pald^vacatlon and other bene In action you wUl receive THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG ging. 649-2817. per week plus above average the fringe beneOta: accorded HE WAS UP HALF THE -B U T HE SAID Shepherd type puppy about 2 repaired. Picked up and de Agm cy, Realtors, 648-6347. fits. Experience helpful but npt emplDye benefits. OaU Mr. to aU State enqiloyeab - S NIGHT— ENTERTAININ' I HE'S OKAY.' I © 1H7 k, NIA. I«. TJA, «.«. U.S. fM. months old. Call Lee Frac- 1962 FORD, 8 cylinder, -4-door livered. Engines tuned up. Call essential. Apply In oerson, , THOSE HILLBiaiES' > I'LL CHECK Ranch wagon, blue, Fordo- S axb y, 6i2i2-2379. weeks’ vaoatton pna 8 p e r chla Dog Warden, 643-8694. 649-7668. M oving— ^Trucking— Nichola-Mancheeter Tire, Inc., 'ITH DOODLE matic, beater, defroster, ra sonal days, okdt tonve; group S ch ^ s and CkHSOS 33 w a n t e d - Me^cal secretary 295 B rood Bt. Ineuranoe, piedical humanea FOUND —black and tan male dio, $600. Call 643-4161 between LAVOIE BROTHERS—general Storago . 20 for downtown RockvlUe spe- and retireinent ^an. Shepherd type. Call Lee Frac- 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. work, cleaning and mowing, ■ 'ui- l6 A ^ MANCHESTER Delivery. "Light ^ clalist’s office. Please send chia. Dog Warden, 643-8694. landscaping, driveways, tree . For A PerMonl Intorvlew trucking and package deUvery. curriculum vitae to Box E,. ,1963 PONTIAC BonnevlUe con service. Completely Insured. 0 .* 0. PAINTINa. - OoU Or W rite OommlaBlpner c m c o n i Refrigerators, washers and HEAVY EQUIPMENT Manchester Herald. vertible, power steering, pow CaU 742-7649, an ytim e. and DBOORATINO OO. WUUam O. Fox. 879 Main ^ stove moving speciality. Fold- Announeemonts 2 e r brakes, radio, h eater, jraw- HOUSEKEEPER take fuU Average Oitpe or Ranch- 8b, Norwich 06860 887- ' Ing chairs (or rent. 649-0752. OPERA'TORS NEEDED er seat, very good condition, SALES AND Service on Ariens, charge 3 chUdreh, must have Body, $116 — Trim, $70 3683 or^ Ralph Oastellon, ELECTROLUX vacuum clean priced for quick sale, $995. 742- Hahii EpUpse, Jacobsen lawn references, own transportation. (plus paint) State Personnel Depb, Hart- mowers. Also.Homellte phain Eaim wMle you leom. Skiim OaU N o w ! Tel. 627-6841,. e x t 2986. niiiiiiiiniriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliTiTiiiiii/iii; ers, sales and service, bonded 6886. Write Box S, Herald.. E representative. AlAed AmellV saws and ‘International Cub Faintin^H -Pop*i^"9 to $300. weekly as a pro- Mr. OhariOa, 626-jM72 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester, AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite 1961, CadetTractors. Rental equip- JOSEF^ TP. Lewis custom fesBtonalt HHIAV Y EQUIP- RELIABLE woman to care for 644-8141 o r 643-4918. very good condition, $760. Call ment and sharpening service painting, Interior and exterior MIBINT OPERATOR. For tw o boys days, 8-6:30, ‘ you r A ______649-2388 a fte r 6. oh all makes. L A M Equip paperhanglng, wallpaper re 'the firat time in the USA, honde ior mine, Wapplng area. ■FOR E X P O '67 reserva tion s: MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY m ent C orp., Route 83, Vernon. moved. Wallpaper books on re AUstate TraiMIng! Center 644-8688. iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiililiiiiil iiiriililliit;!:::!!; Com Montreal, Oskiada, bforie- i960 DODGE CU STO M 880, 4- 876^7609 Manchester Exchange quest. FuUy Insured; Free es o ffe r s quaitttllied m eii 21 and vU le M otel, 1-614-689-4662. Meu- over the opportimity to ONE ^ 1 HAVE IT BROADCAST ESPECIALLY J door sedan, V-8 automatic, —Ente^rlse 1946. tim ates. CaU 649-9668. n ie r M otel; 1-614-346-4401. Mon- M INUTE R 3 R M E P / e a r l y BIRD s a t e l l it e ! , power steering, $326. CaU 649- T R A I N LOCALLY'to W HATVM E MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK n o ir M otel, 1-514-689-7195. LAWN MOWER and traotor re- PAINTlNO, Interior, exterior, jSPARE TIM E on ah makes WANTED IS rr, MR. PEF=ORE 4660. EIGHT. pairs. Pick-up and deUvered. free estimates. Contact Gerald of equipment, bulldozer, ® t ' ' • A P e R N A T H y ? V A M N E e / A '? . eoee-^oo'PE e w S tu RBLA>i-r VC Ken and'Bob, 742T200 or 628- A , Stratton, 648-8748, 648-4887. sorapers, backhoes, etc. WHAT& C O 'iC O HAVEN'T Personals W EE^ND SPECIALS 3647. Aooredtted program. Job YOUNG MAN INTEIIESTED KNCW 1HBlOU0H£&r: PAINTING—Interior and exte plaicemient upon oomplietlion. AMNBS/A-? AMNE&A RIDE WANTED t^ Pratt A WHO I MGLNE^m&ne&r 1 Ry6S’ Mower Service — lawn rior, very reasonable, free.es Builget plian. 622-4589 any IN PHOTOGRAPHY W D IN THE Whitney, third shift, from vl- .^ 5 J X )D G E V -8 , $ 1 ,4 9 5 . mowers sharpened and repair timates. CaU -Richard M artin,. tim e. BLACKTOP WHOLBWOfZLO. cinity Ashworth and Glenwood, Ooinonet 500, 2-door hard ed, engine time-up, free pick' 649-9286. ^ To work in new photo engraving plant.. 7 ^ 643-2623. top, radlD, heater, aAitomat- up and deUvery in Manchester. dlc transmlBslDa, power 742-7607. . ' , EXTERIOR AND Interior polnt- SEALER WANTED — ride to Pratt 37'/2-H0UR w e e k • PAID VACATION steeriing, buoket seats, ing. Wallpaper books, paper A Whitney, East Hartford, BA.CK HOE buUdozer work, beautiful 'gold color with hanging. OeUIngs. Floors. Ful PAID RETIREMENT PLAN ^ “ ; / V ? dputh Parking Lot, first shift, grading, and septio tanks, dry 1 j Lj V U eok vh iyl ;top, wlhittewall ly insured, workmansldp guiar- &P<0> from Branford St. CaU 643-6663 wells, land clearing, chain saw. wteed. Leo PeUetler, 649-6326. tires, console shift, very COUNTER MAN - work. Paul Schendel, 649-M66.- APPLY a fte r 4. dean. NA..DA» iBook price' I f no anaw er 043-9048. Part-time, AU day Satur PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER $1,746. INSIDE-outald$^’i^ tin g . Spe-' day and Friday Nl|^b B1C3 NEWS? WE'VE SIGNED TOMORROW SHOTS?? THE Autam abilos For Sale 4 Hautohold Sanrices clal rates for prople over 06. I f E r o U i LET HIM CaU my competitors then caU A p ^ In pemon at i Reg. $6.95. FOR A TRIP TO EUROPE? ^ GET OUR AT THE ) Ut7 t, NIA. Ik . 7-7 ’62 T-BIRD ' ' 1,195. Offorad 13-A SHOTS.' TRAVEL AGENCY TAKE THE 1964 C H E V R O L E T — Im p a la 2-door hardtop, radio, heat- me. Estimates given. 649-7868, SAID HE'D DO SHOTS sport coupe, . exceUent condi er eutomatiic transsntoston, SPRING CL8SAN1NQ pnMeiiU[T 876-8401. MEATOWN ALL THE DIRTY tion, automatic, power steer- power brakes and steering, Call Suburtaa Qaanlng' Serv- ^ - ■ -- ItlS yj SUver Lane Ws 8. Qltnney Oo. WORK CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ing. CaU 648-44U. aaoiha ,9A » i « K.,. tca at ato-OMO lod a y te r fre e experiei^e Beat Hartford. Coon. in exterior and interiorrio r ptpalm - . I / 5PEAKIMG OF VOIC6P 1 *iOU OUGHTA ...NEAR BLAZES! THAT'S WHERE and black top, wtdbewaU estimate. Budget terms avail 1963 COMET sport hardtop, 6 ing, fourth summer in business IVBR ( H6 ARP TH* WAILING OF A -CKK X ‘ PHOENIX! HE' I'VE HEARP Y7UR VOICE tires, very sharp. No money able o r u m your Oona iPiarge cyll^er automatic, many ex very reasonable. For free esti PLM/BP VONCE SAW HOPPING BAftEFOOTEP OH. JUPASl YOU LEP THE PUNK9 down. Card. VOLLEY- CACTU6 ANP HOT SANP. WHO STOLE MV CAR tras, exceUent condition. 649- m ates 622-6884, a fte r 4:80. 8ALL AT AUP CLOTHEG A F T t K 18877. r REWEAVING OF burns, moth MACHINISTS' QUENTINl HMAL r p BEntlENPEP YOU! SOLIMENE MOTORS holes, zippera repaired. WUi- VDUIt VOICE- fj-r ----- • 'NEED OAR? Yiour credit turn- 367 Oakfland Sb 043-0607 dow shades, made to measure, Floar Flnbhlng 24 ed dq^? Short on down pay HOW DOES A Are you an experienced machinist^ who is tired niiMILIARi^^,:? ment? Bankrupt? Reposses FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- of bucking heavy traffic morning and night and made whUe you wait. Tape re Ing (specializing in (dder sion? Don’t despair! See Hon- , corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 vying for space in a crowded parking lot? Does floors), cleaning, waxing eat Douglas. Inquire about low- “ **5^®"’ M ain St. 649-6221. 37V2-HOUR WEEK your Accident, Health and Life Insurance coot 7 -7 . 1 i .est d o^ , emaUest payments $126. or best offer. CaU after 7, floors. Painting. Fapeihanglng.. 643-1446. more .than 95c per week? Does a email friendly knywhere. No small loan or fl- No Joli too amaU. John Ver- shop with interesting non-production work ap BY BOB LUBBERS .. nance company plan. Douglas B u lM In g — faU le, MOftTOO. ROBIN MALONE 1966 G.T.O. excelleitt condltimi, APPEAL TO YOU? peal to you? Motors, 333 Main. entering service, wiU sacrifice. ContracHiig 1 4 « ' ' THa?E'S \TLL6ewXE FLIPA-. MUSTANG 1966 convertible, CaU- 643-0017. tWTTK/TD iNOSfWr FUU PRIVIM' WHAT ALL TYPES of cabinet work. ; Immediate opening for a mature lady who tjrpeo standard transmission, 120 HIM UPA I kitchen remodeling our spe Saptie Tanks If the answer is YES to the above questions, OUTRUN / IN THAT 'b .p ., 6 engine, honey gold in- 1967 UHUNDERBIRD, good well and fast t(> operate a Friden machine. ♦ ' ''S L ir r te c ia lty , 22 years experience AND applv to The Quint Machine Corponiticm for • running condition,, needs some ■ r CHICK terlor and exterior, white top. .^alr prices. Call Lou Dascanlo. further particulars at 51 Elm Street, Manches 'C a n 649^018. body w ork, c ^ 643-6727. Many fringe benefits including pleasant people HEAPS Uf? ^ LITILE SPORTS B Y ROUSON • ‘ ______' 640-6986 anytime. , Plugged Siwaro ter, Conn. Open Monday thru Friday 8:80 am, . PO/S.'WEU. to work with. An excellent opportdmty for the right to 4:80 pm. ^ , FLIPA U-e/.' at.'iieM’iPMMscae . - ' .r. ADDmONS, remodeilng, ga- persoR. , r r 1902 EURD Galaxle, tudor. Maaklua Olaauad “S Traeks-^traelors 5 rages, rec. rooms, batlmwms •t ^ * au tom atic, $460. 040-4298. Septle Thnka, Oir Walla, SCHflOL ' tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce A p s iy ment work, cellar floors, pat Sewer fines InatoUed-Oel- in person at the 1900 O L D S M O B IU :, 4-door PWMA ios, rqpMhg. CaU L eon Cies-^ lar Waterproofing Done, THE QUINT MACHINE (X)RP. ‘ hanltop, excaUent condition, i960 FORD RACK body, model F-6, good condition, 049-0768. zynski, ^ Builder, 640-4291. Acting bast o tter. 049-1278. NsWIINEY BROS. Jlattrlji^ater l|^ralb 61 ELM STRE^, CARPENTRY WORK wanted' J96$ A U S T IN H ea ley, v e r y good ___ _ No Job too Mg or omaU. CaU U S F e o r i 8 b > . fiiS-eSOfi BISSELL St. MANCHESTER. CONN. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT .coU tioil. 6 n ew tirea. CaU 049- 1962 D O D G E *>• Sewerage piqtoial Oo. • ■ t ‘1 -■ 10489 b etw een 4 < . o ffe r . OtiMITBS. <- 049-7106. ■ . *. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., F R I D ^ , JULY 7, 1967 PAGE FIPnCBN I^AOB FOtmTBBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1967 T For Sate 72 Housm Fbr Sate 72 Housm For Sate 72 Suburban For Sate 75 WantMl~«aal Ectota 77 Washington Roundup Diamonds— Watches— Wanlod— To Buy 58 Aportmonts— Flats— BusiiMws Locorions ^ / Rosert Froporty Business Property : J«welry 48 b e d r o o m Colonial, ’MANCHESTER -$16,900 - 3 LARGE EXEK^mVB Colonial/ SOUTH WINDSOR-6 room HOUSES WANTBD-ln every — — — ——2 — ------< HOUSEHOLD LOTS, anUquet. ToMnwnts . 63 For Rout 64 For Rant 67 For Sale 70 L a m living ^ c o r a m l c baths, closet qp^ e large bedrooms, living room, 8 years old, riiodefn family size Split, rec room, garage, large part of town, all price ranges. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, CLASSIFIED WATCH AND Jeweliy repair FOUR ROOMS, heat hot yirater, 35 MAIN ST.—400 square feet. COVENTJUT—Lakeside modem BOLTON six famUy apait- -nortin flraiilaeaS caramin hug* kitchen, buBt-lhs, dlitag room, kitchen, hear kitchen, family room, 2% lot; swimming pool. Leonard Buyers with cash waiting. Call ing. Prompt service. Up to $20 glassware. We. buy estates. V il-' electricity, central location. first floor, adjacent to hortb cdttage, ^ n in g s In August ment unit. thtoeUent condition —nmmtial 14 x ’ 7B familv vnnn,' room, formal dining schools, bus, shopping. Im- baths, 4 large bedrooms, mud Agdhoy, 646-0489. now Paul J. OonrenO, Rea) Bs- Soviet Top Supplier on your old watch in tradC lage Peddle^, Auctioneer, 420" Call 643-2814. end redevelopment, suitable and September. CaU Ellsworth ^ c S ® 2 ^ at- maculate, Bel Air Real Estate, room, formal dining room, 8------1------i throughout. A d thfoo room ^«*ed garage. Wolverton 648-9882 car iame tsa 500 PhUbriofe COVENTRY LAKE — nice 4------^------dosed Mondays. F.E. Bi^y, Lake St., Bolton, 649-S247. for beauty parlor, barber shop Mitten, 643-6030. units, idl rented, d t o e to four •------• 737 Main St., State Theatre '??^ ***^ Realtors, MLS, 649- ^ ^ ^ ______Agenc^^altors 649-6347. room year'round home, A real SELLING YOUR homfc? For ADVERTISING WE BUY AND sell antique and or office. Available July. 1. acres of land. Qhoice loqjitton j?gaga available Wealey B. 2818. TWO FAMILY, 6-8, cabinet ^ ^ ’______. good buy at $5,600. CaU kOt- prompt courteous service that Of North Viet Arms Building. NEWER ■ 4 room apartment, SEABROOK, Hampton Beach, used furniture, china, glass, CaU 649-2865. . with unlimited posslbUltles?*-Y‘ Smith, Realtor, 848-1567., — ___ :■------kitchen, buUt-ln vacuum sys- MANCHESTER — new Usttag. ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6980. gets resulte caU LouU Dlmock CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS fdirst floor, S126.. 943-6700. N.H. W&lerfront 3-bedrooms, '■' J. Crockett, Realtor, Ht-VRJ. WASHINGTON (AP)—Com- Thursday with the Federal silver, picture frames, old a--.*------m_ a m c h e o t e r- — beautiful ■ramwwww w6 tern, KMmKWtgarage, XXCFA.XQU119x165 SUJL, lot. MCkr*gar- WeilUYUIjrCentraUy tUVCiVCVIlocated 96 AWtUroom home. BSvaaavy ^ a. a ^ Realty, 649-9823. STORE HEATED, 20x70', , all utUities, $80. weekly. Aug. itANcamrmt - s munist China -haa supplied Communications Commlsaion , 8 A.M. to 5 PJM. ' coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, laJ/^*** modified Ranch, breeze- den, trees, ^21,900. HUtchins 8’ bedrooms, large Uvlng room Garden— Farm - • downtouii 840 Main St.. Man- 12 on. 644-8037. ------North VIetnEim more than 750,- records showing losses of $881,- watches, old Jewelry, hobby CENTRALLY located 6 room if f .? g " » g e , rec room, large Agency, Roaltow, 649-5324."“ wlUi lUi fireplace, forinal dining Ranch has largo ohesber. Newly ranodeitod in Land For Sole 71 ^ small arms, many of which. 824 since it began operations In Dairy Products 50 collections, paintings, attic con duplex. Call 643-2201. COLUMBIA LAKE —4 room location, nowly 8 acres uf land. lot. Mtton Agency. R e a lto rs .------mom, - room and and wtchen. kitchen, it i 1% baths, batha, family .room, fireplace and COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. side and outside. OalS 622^3114. ■’^-^ave been shipped on, to Com- January 1963. tents or whole estates. Furni cottage, boat, all faculties, INDUSTIUAL LANt]| BY foot or A country home in town, re- 843-6930. NEW GARRISON Colonial. 3 j^undry room. combination paneled JwaU In Uvlng r o ^ Legal Notice 5 PJII. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION STRAWBERRIES —^ pick your S J|!diiced to 821,900. Mitten Agen- munist forces fighting 'in South BMfty per cent interest In Cap- ture Repair Service, 64^449. WAREHOUSE AND storage ideal for chUdren, CaU 1-228- .acreage, railroad siding, on huge bedrooms, loads of Closet ^ j o w s good condition batHs, landscaped wooded own, $.30, 406 Burnham St., " cy, R o t o r s , 648-6980. lot inipfleasant neighborhood, Vietnam, U. S. sources report. ital Cable Is held by Texas ^ Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 5 p.m. Friday. Furnished bunding. 4,800 square feet, 3803. ^ . /P a rk er St., Manchester., CaU space, formal dining room, 24' throughout. Convenient loca Manchester. Uvlng room with fireplace, $19,500. Louis Dlmock Realty, heid a*. Manchester wMhin and for The Soviets have furnished Broadcasting Co!, a firm In . large yard, for outside storage I 649-3891, 643-1990. Ask tor Dan- r TWO-FAMI]^ close to Man COLONIAL tion. Only $17,800.-U'8t R Real Apartments ]^3>A COVENTRY LAKE —lakeside/ famUy size kitchen withi aU 649-9823. MOi Vietnamese more which Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson v.' STRAWBERRIES — pick your Rooms Without Board 59 and parking. Ground leyel and chester ngb- School, one apart ty Co., Inc., 643-2602. Robert YOUR COOPERATION WILL |>IAI 9711 cottage, with private beach. "y- buUt-lna, heated famUy room, - ",------——- Present. Hon.®' JoJui J. WaJlett, than 10,000 artUlery pieces, holds 62.8 per cent interest * ' own. 30 cents quart. Mldhael THREE'ROOM apartment, fur-^ truck level loading. Call 522- ment baa 8 roohia,^ one 5 rooms, p . Murdock, 643-6472. BOLTON —new 6 room Raised judge...... BE APPRECIATED l/IPAla I I CENTRAL—CLEAN room with Available July 15-July 29.- CaU CentraUy tocated 6-ioom attached garage, 828,600. Wol- _ ® T iMbr. iota rt Hiortars and other heavy weap- while the President’s twro Kurys, French Rd,, Bolton. nished, private bath and en- 3114. one heating system,. 2-oar ga- separate entrance for gentle 742-7268 after 5 p.m. toxne on itree shaded aver verton Agency, Realtors, MLS, M^^Uter. in liafcj ^Dtatriot. de- ons. daughters each have 16.46 per -trance, utilities, no pets. 224 ------^ ------Houses ^ Sate 72 ~ rage, good lo t ExoCUent In Ing room, stone fireplace, glau3& ceased. man, separate kitchen and Charter Oak St. 643-8368. ' 1,00%8,000 SQUARE feet, prime aged tot, garage, rscrea- _640-2818.______Lots For Sate 73 These figures, gathered from cent interest. Continued From Preceding Page bathroom use. Parking. 649- vestment T. J. Crockett, Real suuingnlldlnv aoora,doors ^sundeck a e c K , built.oum crtmes.On mnlton. BO* Spring of Prances St.. Manchester, John^n a vaneiiy oi u. ». government STRAWBERRIES — pick your industrial space, new building BPCCEPTIONAD 5% room flre- tton room and sunporch. ' 4256. tor, 648-1577. ^ $12,600—3 BEDROOM Cape, b OL/TON— NEIAR center, beau- ins, basement firepl^e, one exeowi«. — sources. Indicate the scope ^of Sees Wap Cost Hike own. Adults. 325 Hillstown Rd. TWO ROOM furnished apart- in Vernon suitable lor jnanu- Wonted To Rent 6B placed Ranch, rec room, IH An exoeUent Ihoine In a oon- , ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, factoring or warehouse*? 872- baths, enclosed porch, garage, -'Ymheattooatlon. Chtt eartyl donneiis, ailn«dnditioner, rec- uful one acre wooded lot. car basement garage. One acre iS s T ^ Sovlt and Red Chinese aid to WASHINGTON (A P ))- Tbe Help Wanted— Male 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 ROOM FOR refined girl, all ch“ ‘®® location, seUtag for 1^- Vietnam, the main sup- Sei^e-House Economic Oom- PICK YOUR OWN strawberries, comforts of Jiome, central lo hot water, private bath. 0528 days, 875-6746 evemdmgB. WANTED—HOUSE to,r«nt. Uni large yard enckxied with stock one quarter mile west of Cal- quire Marlow’s 867 Main St. '..... - ' — ' " ■ ade fence. Leonard Agency, GLENDALE RD. Hutchlns Agency,' Realtors, $4,500. For further Informs- U & R Realty Co., Inc., itS\ring"in U i^cl^m s asajineteaid pller of the Communist Viet niUtee says U.S. spending In ; CUSTODIAN—part-time, Apply ADORABLE puppies—Pedigree cation, board optional. 643- versity professor desires un- dor’s, Manchester. 646-0460. ' BEL AIR R E A L E S T A T F 649-6824. tion caU R.F. Dlmock Co., 643-2692. Robert D. Murdock, egtate. ^ aaM e x e c u ^ te d ir^ - Oong as well as North Vietnam- Vietnam the next 12 months '. in person. Holiday Lanes, Spen- or mixed. Wild Cargo Pet 6745. THREE ROOM furnished apart fiuTilshed house within com Houses For Rent 65 muting dliMance of Storrs. CaU Now under oonstructioo — M'ANrnnpa'TirT) 649-6245. 643-6472. c r e d h o n f * ^ « i e ® r cialms ese regulars lii South Vletn'am. Ukely will outstrip admlnUtra- cer St., Manchester. Shop, 643-6108. STRAWBERRIES — pick your ment, ideal for newlyweds or JOIN THE prosperous Investors 643-9S1J2. MANCHESTER Vicinity—Clean------—, ■ , ,------;— wKWn najid time alltwed ',by poib The volume Of cargo unloaded tion estimates and could bring 128 ■ BIRCH ST.—Room suitable 1-429-4680. R anges,, Raised Ranches, own, Glode Lane, off Tolland working couple. Call 643-9353, SIX ROOM HOME for lease, V______^______'With this sound S-famUy, $2,- er than new. 6% room Ranch. ONE L E ^ L wo^®d acre. 200’ ^ by Soviet ships at^ Haiphong. °n a second year of tight money GROOMINQ ALL breeds. Har for working gentleman, $10. Colonials. Choose your St., Manchester, East Hartford Mrs. DeMute. very clean, references requir 760 Income per year. I*rioed at large treed lot, excellent value mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron weekly. 643-4451. FAMILY OF five desires 5 or model. on paved road. Excellent well. home, sun, shade North ^VletnanVs chief port, °n the homefront. line. Adults only. ed. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, only $17,900. CaU Paul W. Dou- Sm.m brook, ^ AIm 2 The congressional .study panel Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. 6 room rent, Manchester area. NEED CASH? THREE ROOM fumdshed apart 649-5347. gan. Realtor, 649-4535. Cape Cod Uvlng, Wtchen, llv- Realtors. 646-0469. wooded acres, 300 tentage. ^ priva^. excellent ^ v-,,TrTr JulLt: <*an 200.000 tons In the first blamed the administration for ment, heat, hot water, T-V, f CaU 1-745-5704 coUect. Directions: FoUow Keeney tag room, fireplace, «Unim> 1___ ~rr:r------; $2,450. Terms. Owner, 742-8090. ” ayes Agency, . john j. w allett. Judge. - PLEASE HELP us find good ROOM FOR rent, private home, dtatag r a n c h —spanking new. ______three months of this year. causing fiscal 1967’s money . Don't bcxrroi#. Sell KNAPP Household Goods 51 adults only, $130. monthly. 643- CHENEY ESTATE -14 rooms, 4 St, turn rig^t on Bush HUl room, 3 bedrooms, 646-0131. homes for three black and il9 Cooper HUl St. 649-0695. FAMILY OF FIVE desire 5 ’ , . Mdrooms, family bedrooms, ceramic tiled bath, LAKE BUNGGEBIr-large wood- U. S. experts calculate that shortages and soaring Interest ' ! SHOES to your spare time. 0420. Suburban For Rent 66 baths, 2 oar garage, approx Rd. CHeodale Rd., first room white female kittens, free. 643- CLEAN, USED refrigerators, or 6 room single home. Phone water heat, wo<^ed lot. ed lot, dug weU, desirable BOLTON —oozy 4 room Ranch, Soviet military aid to North rates by badly underestimating Flili your pockets with plen CLEAN, PLEASANT furnished imately 8 acres of land- By ap street on right 5651. ranges, automatic washers, FURNISHe |) 5 room . apart COVENTRY — 3 rooiA apart 644-8213. „ lea irom top to bottom. Wnuld vou helinve leflR than ajo-oooK oversized garage with attach Vietnam totaled cloSe to $1.6 ''’sr costs. ty of greenbacks. Big c ^ - room, private entrance, park pointment. Philbrick Agency, cation. Can 649-8825. with guarantees. See them at ment. heat and hot water, cen ment, heat, electricity, stove I Z f “ « Wolverton $20,000? Char Bon Real Estate ed porch, extra large lot, ac- 7 9 Killed billion from 1966 through last "The same dreary cycle of miBsdoJi. Big bonus. N o dn- ing. 649-7702. Kealtors, 640-5847. B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649- tral location in Manchester, no and refrigerator Included, pri FAMILY OF 5 desires single WESLEY R. SMITH Agency Realtors, 649-2818. 643-0683. cesstUle. $14,900. Pnaneds J. year. Chinese military assist- events threatens again," said vestment. Training-, sam- ance to North Vietnam came to tae committee in a report Main St. Call 643-2171. THE THOMPSON House—Cot- children, references required, vate lake 'privileges, $90. per house to rent or with option to MANCHESTER - executive Resort Praperty McCartan, Broker, 643-6350. I>l€s, insurance free. Con Articles For Sale 45' CONSTRUCTION CO. ASHWORTH ST. -OTStom build- $17,900 PRIVACY, 3 bedroom In Flaming nearly $200 mlUion through 1966. Thursday. tage St. centrally located, large $125. per month. Write Box R, month. CaU 742-9094. buy. 643-2322. home. Porter St. area, 8 ^ tact Jobin Kay, Mgr., 54 er will design and build your Ranch, fireplace, waU to w«Jl ______jwFor iw 5ate 74 COVENTRY —newer 6 room Economic aid to North 'Viet- "■Total spending on the war DARK RICH, stone free loam. SEWING MACHINB —Singer pleasantly furnished rooms, . Manchester Herald. rooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 4 large Barbour Rd., New Britain, automatic zig-zag Ip cabinet, 643-1567 .Iwme on one of these nice level carpet, dishwasher,’ family p r i v a t e RECREATION area, home, excellent condition, fire- nam from all Communist Vietnam during the fiscal . $15. Gravel, fill,- stone, sand, parking. Call 649-2358 for over WANTED —3% rooms, first badroems, Ploiida room, 27’ Conn. Phone ?25-2007. button hoIes.«embrol. Main St. OaOd 643-9678. . keeping, wonderful for chU Immediate Occupancy THREE -BEDROOM Colonial VERNON - QUIET friendy central fireplace, large kitchen condiuon. ^ money scene. LABORER $150. 643-7185. pital bed; yard goods; man’s Not a tremiendouB quanlUty. But er, Leon CleszynsU, 649-4291. Early Tests dren, ho objection to pet if well New four bedroom Colonial Raised Ranch, slate entrance, neighborhood, new custom with bullt-lns, formal dtatag ADN, the official East Ger- xhalt’s the word from Robert car coat; size 46; new lady's tVE HAVE customers waitiig STORE FOR RENT, Main St., we do have some GOOD listings: PICNIC Tables—several styles behaved. $65. weekly. Call 643- MANCHBISTER — Cape, 7 feeturiing a laige fomlly paneled rec room, % acre, buUt Raised Ranch, built-in room, 2 bedrooms, breezeway man news agency, said a pre- ^ Wallace assistant secretary Experienced only Ibr lum coat 20Vi-22Vi; man’s suits, for the rental of your apart Manchester in State Theatre Sound houses, buUt for living In, -from $15.50 up. All bolted ta 7932 after 4:30 p.m. ' rooms, large famUy room, din room, fontnaH dining room $24,600. Owner, 843-0841. stove and oven, ceramic tile and 2-car garage, 17 acres of llmlnary Investigation^ headed Treasury and the man Give Hope ... to ber yard, unioni rates, 2 size 44. 649-5051. ment or home. J. D. Real Es building, reasonable rent. For ' w ^l worth your inspection. bles from. $20. up, delivered. Information plOase call theatre ing room, 8 bedrooms, $19,600. end laundry o ff kiltichen. MANCmrSTFR -n ew lv listed 3 bith. landscaped wooded lot. land. Ideal for many uses, by Interior Minister Friedrich supervised the Treasury l / f ____ \RT 1 1 weeks vecetton. tate. 643-5129. BEAUTIFUL second Bolton After all, you only 'Want ONE. W. Zinker, RockvlMe. 875-0397. manager at 643-7832. Pbllhrlck Agency, ReaMora, Shdoellent neighbortmod end ^ J d S S n I a l “ r]toblUhtd *22-®“ ' reasonably at $27,900. Dlckel showed the traffic bar- Department’s recent crash p Z M FS. W allaCC Lake front lot, 50x185, $5,000. Jusit tell us your requirements, Deoroom LJOIOmai, esvaDllsneu, tt jl OAolfv n n In/s A19. vimr Vjaa nnf nmnArlv rInflAd . - ^ FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, 2 4Mi ROOMS, $130. 3% rooms, 649-5847. K .eiore tot $31,900. OaU 9823, eii45245. U & R Realty Co.. Inc., 643- rier was not properly closed ^^am to end the coin shortage. SCREENED LOAM for best SUITE of offices presently Write Box P, Manchester. and we'U help you find the right preferred neighborhood, large GENERAL BUILDING years old, 643-4511. $120. Garden Apartments, ' Don Bdisiba to see today, 2692. Robert D. Murdock, 643- when Uje tanker went through It Except for half dollars, that HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Pre- lawns and gardens. Also sand, suitedfor professional nurpose phone to caU home. ON EAST CENTER Street ... treed lot, garage, sunporch. Bel t o LLAND SUPPLY CO. parking, 15 Forest St. off Main 649-0306. 6472. and onto a level crossing in the shortage has been declared offl- llmlnary diagnostic tests gave gravel and fill. George H. Grif- REFRIGERATOR; two mahog- is how available in the State real nice older three bedropta Air Real Estate, 643-9332. St. No pets. 646-0090,643-5675. train’s path. daily at an end. Alabama Gov. Lurleen WaUace 367 ERington Bd., (IRt. 5) fing, Inc., Andover, 742-7886. gany buffets; two stuffed colonial. Three rooms down AUTHENTIC COLONIAL v e r n o n —cuistom 6 room over Theater Building Can be sub KEITH MAIN1CIHESTE3R—RANCH, alr- sized Ranch formal dining barrier operator Wallace said, however, there new hope today ta her battle ; Eaisa Hartfiaad. 289-3474 chairs; telephone bench; Vlcr ONE BEDROOM modem apart divided if necessary For in plus a sun room. Two car gar- W YOU SAVED and saved for wall oonditioned, 3 bedrooms, flire- Completely renovated 140 Vnrnn X larrp bedrooms flr^ arrested "because of ur- are encouraging sig;ns for the against recurring cancer, but ■ tor 3-compartment freezer; ment, available July 1st, $120. formation call Tlieater. maua- REAL ESTATE og<. Deep lot. T.J. Crockett, BARIRlOWIS and WAIiLACECo. to wall carpet. Keep it new piece, 1% 'baths, le c room y®®*- 8 room house end r.io*.e’ ii.t hnths ernrnae’ wall K®*it suspicicn’’ .that he had half dollar. He’s had reports of she still faced exploratory sur- Delta table saw. 643-4633. per month, including heat. Call -er 643-7832 SEE 172 E, CENTER ST. Realtor. 648-1677. Mandhesber Ferkade with bar end kitchen fa- bom , 4 profeaslonaUy land- -With Blue Lustre. Rent electric fo w d l doJms near X ’k S ^ neglected his duty. more and more of them finding gery. OIL BURNER service man, no Paul W. bougan, Realtor, 649- Mandheister 646-5300 caill eariy. H. M.«»P®<1 acres, 1% baths, ' shampooer, $1. The Sherwin- FRIGIDAIRE electric stove, 470 MAIN ST.—a room ground 649-1922 x*' « i-’ Ao-enev’ Atx.oAM ^ 'H'® disaster occurred as the their way Into circulation and "All reports to date-are favor- night work, year 'round em- 4535. eye g y> * ■ train was pulling tato the station many banks now have halves able,” said Dr. R. Lee Clark, J Idoyment. Apply M.L. Gibbs Williams Co. dindiig, bedrooan furndture, ra floor office, plenty of parking. OUR ANNOUNCING SSTSo.'S.j.?;: VERNON—4-bedroom Colonial, at Langweddlngen, a farm vll- available where ta the past they director and chief surgeon of Burner Service, Inc., 875-0963. dio, sofa, garden tools. 643-8190. THREE ROOM heated apart CaM 643-2426, 9-5. KEEP CARPET cleaning prob family home ta LISTINO—Glean, neat 6 iLaiughUn, 649-5306. ment with electric stove and ^co «*tral loc^. ^ape. Large, treed lot. 3 baths, fireplace, garage, ex- lage eight miles from the,in- had irlrtually been unobtainable- the University of Texas M-D- lems smaU, use Blue Lustre MAN m m m m m m m cellent location, low 20’s. Call dustrial city of Magdeburg, _ Anderson Hospital and Tumor PAINTEiRS and helpers, top refrigerator furnished. Call CLIFFW(X)D dous U v ^ r o o m with to ^irca 1961. Assumable 6% per R & W waU to waU. Rent electric wages. Call Rockville 875-8073 Musical Instruments 53 643-5118 between 8:30-4:30 p.m. UN MANCHESTER waU oaipet and fireplace, cent taortgage. Mr. Lombainao, D W now, won’t last long. Hayes which is 80 miles southwest of Passport Logjam Institute. from 4-6 p.m. shampooer, $1. Paul’s Paint & Landscaped tree shaded lot, Belflore^ency, 643-6121. BAREOWB and WALLACE Oo. Agency. 646-0131. Berlin. WASHINGTON (AP) — Pass- He said the testa are contta- Wallpaper Supply. SPINET PIANO THREE ROOMS, heated, sec $19,700. Louie Dlmock, Realty, ______^— (Miancfliester Parkade U * r ox -7 1 ADN said a truck belonging to port dlrertor Frances G. Knight . WAREHOUSEMAN — control ond floor, one block south of JIM McGAVANAGH r A new airea,oa Bush HUl ^ the government fuel company, urges American touriste not Cl®*'** was not present when SILENT SCOT hand mower with Wanted respomSMe party •< Rd. % acre' wooded Irts; 649-9823. FOUR BEDROOM Colonial on CMamchester 649-5306 C". ^nck of finished parts and re Center St. near Center Springs FOR RENT— GARDEN APARTMENTS % acre lot, garage, fireplace, ------000 frOntfi§[6( 6“rOOni mOG6m Veb Mlnol,— went through a part- goingoFnlMcr abroad' aKwxn/l immediatelylrnrinA/1la4AltF to ^® medical ^ lease parts for assembly, some grass catcher, used one sea to take over low montiily TALLWOOb ” Ousbom homeB built to your Park. Available July 15, $90. FIVE ROOM Cape, furnace 7 finished rec room, large kltch- BOLTON —8 room house with Ranch, 2-car basement g a ra p , . ^ ^ barrier and exploded delay applying for passports. issued Thursday, and his writ- son, $20. 1-633-0623. payments on a sponeit pd- » plans or ouna Prtcea start ______A____ - ® . __»___ .______1 t_-___ __ I ori manv pytrna in tnla nPentifirA ...... __ a__ experience required. Call Con- monthly. Write Box G, Man years old, oil hot water, new gn, buUt-ins, oven, range and swimming pool, barn and 80 many extras ta this prestige ^j,en the train hit it! "W ait'imtirthe ttWIflc Jam Is t«n statement was handed to ano. Can be seen locally. is a unique community of JIM OFFERS — ^ tromatica (jtorp., Rockville, chester Herald. 3'/2 ROOMS »115 Z at $22,600. gutters and down spots, ex- dishwasher, Occupancy around acres of land on Brandy Rd. home plus large c ^ p romplete- believed to be over.’’ she said Thursday. newsmen Instead by the hospital LOAM IN Hebron on Rt. 85. Write Credit Manager, P.O. 875-3317. fine homes in a private tremely fine neighborhood and August 16. Owner, 643-0724. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- ly automated with $100. rental bieh-test a'viatlon fuel, de- Miss Knight’s remarks in an public Information officer. 80 cents a yard, you load. 643- Box 35, Cortland, Ohio. FOUR ROOM apartment, .first 3 REAL BARGAINS one-story garden apartments . . . 9380, 7-10 p.m. wooded setting. Two model heavily treed lot, 814,800. Wol------— — 1577. Income per week. ^ y e d t h e ^ u o n and sprayed Interview were directed prl- Another hospital spokesman floor, pn bus line, stove, refrig wooded surroundings . , . ,;CLIFPQRD SLICER, Inc. verton Agency, Realtors, MLS, WOODED LOT-6H room Rais Frank Mott, 643.6668. S e s over foSr of the S ’s marily at the New York a?ea ®ald "W e we encourag«l by erator, heat and parking, laun homes for your unhurried professional landscape and planting design. SMALL TRACTOR and trailer; COMPLETE set of drums, $200. 63 BUICK $1295 IHII 111 JYPTR 649-2818. ed Ranch, 2-car garage, 1% VERNON-5% room Rarich ta double-decker cars. Two coach- where a deluge from would-l^ thefmmpgs AMBrflOUS MAN dry facilities. 649-5249. baths, mid 20’s. Keith Agency, HERE 'TIS. HURRY! smaU hand mUler; electric or best offer. Call 643-9636. inspection. Just off South Electra 4-Dr. Hardtop. Brick -construction, soundproof, fully insulated excellent non-develop m e n t es were destroyed and two travelers has set off a passport- ^ ® ■“ J chain saw; wringer type wash SIX ROOM Ranch, formal din- 649-1922. — MANAGER — IMMEDIATE occupancy New' Main Street, 5 minutes individual room thermostats . . . ceramic baths . RAY S. HOLCOMBE VfiiR 3 bedroom Raised neighborhood, one mile from heavUy damaged. Usulng crisis reverberating ta ing'machine. 875-6076 anytime. tag room, living toom with . . , :rr-;r:— Ranch twenty minutes from 4 room apariment near school 63 CHEY $945 Realtors Parkway, exceptional cohdl- Rescue teams worked ^ t ll ''^“ e S 'b e g a n ta New York Houston as weU as those done Office and Store from Manchester Center on fireplace. 8 oversized bed- BRAND NEW 4-bedroom Co P4(WA. Ceramic bath, ga GARAGE SALE-^uly 6, 7, 8. and shopping area, no pets. Bel Air TOTAL ELECTRIC . . . lonial, huge kitchen, built-ins, tlon inside and out. Garage, late at night removing the dead earlier by the governor’s physl- the Glastonbury town line. SaOieB Agent rooms, family size kitchen, rage, ifiireplace, acre lot. Fudi-time to manage retail 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Used furtil- Equipment 54 Inquire at 25 Irving St. 4-Dr. Sedsui. 6-cyl., auto. oven, range and dishwasher, bullt-ln kitchen, fireplaces up- and Injured from the charred, ^ ® r toe ^ t e Deparment q elans ta Montaomerv Ala. built-in oven and range, fan, hood, refrig- 644-a285 buUt-tas, enclosed sunporch, Owner transferred, forced food cabore. Opportunity for ture, good used clothing, toys, Open 1-9. formal dining room, 2 flre- stairs and ta partially finished twisted wreckage. June 21 lifted ita Mld^e East COMPLETE equipment for bar FOUR ROOM apartment, stove, 1% baths, 2-car garage, $26,- to seicrtfice at $18,-500. CaU *iT onn mu tr. » Wartime ban on travel to Israel nnoa aecman noa y«x light man to Join New almost new gas water heater, 63 O LD S. $1395 erator, and disposal . . . .pAacea, fomUy room, 2-car basement, $17,900. buys very The East German radio mass advertising called for '®®®u reached as to Urn time of and grill for sale. Prefer to sell refrigerator, heated, family of 64 7-99 2a 88 .ntiotpium 600. Wolverton Agency, Real- Bud L ev^ , 649-5306 to in 1*6 fastest growing 3 bicycles. 16 Mill St. 649-5016. garage, 2-zone heat, ex)ceUent livable home. Please call own- opened Its regular programs ® the anticipated surgl^ axomt- as one lot. CaU Blue Moon a maximum, $115. Garage I O RDCC|\|ni IRU P fl 4-Door Hardtop RESERVE NOW FOR SEPTEMBER OCCUPANCY !MANCHESTER — 3% acres of tors, MtS, 649-2818. spect. Hurry! oliain. Experience neighborhood, $31,9(X). Wolver er for appointment, 875-8946. vrith solemn music, and a televi- •dollars Into her WM-de^ nation,”' the buUetln said, but ANCHOR DOG fence, 7 panels, Restaurant, 143 N. Main S t y available.' Call 649-2497. ' U U land surround this nice 8 faed- helpifuil but not essential ' room Ranch for the enjoyment MANCHESTER — Immaculate ton Agency, Realtors, 'MLS, Oivtislon aiuivuiAvciaannouncer Miva*ejr nearly brokem* vox.. tariff ara 'It will not be this week." 6x5 and one door 4x5, $50. CaU' Manchester, 649-8296. RENTALS AND MANAGEMENT Benefits include paid Blue SECOND FLOOR, 3- room ^of privacy, gardening or that custom built 6 room fireplaced 649-2813,______W TOLLAND -3-bedroom Ranch, down as he described the disas- coiiers. Cross and company paid 649-0355. BOURNE BUIGK apartment, $100. *per month, James J. Gessoy " new pony for the Mds. Call Ranch, 1% baths, garage, q ONCORD RD — Beautiful BARROWS and WALLAXJE Oo, on % acre lot, built 1963, fire- ter scene. P lo im a lliiv lAisB profit sharing plen. Apply place, city water, near Park- r was the worst rail disaster 4-iaim B D ig l d b b Japan 3rd in AiUot______Antiques 56 in ^ d in g range, refrigerator, “The House of REAL ESTATE before 6 pm .. DON’T MERELY brighten yoiur ;now, $20,600. Paul W. Dougan walking distance to Mata St. Ranch, large lltW room for- Manchester Parkade way, $17,500. Meyer Agency, in East Germany since World VVA8HINGTON (AP) — An TOKYO ’TC^YO —-— 1116 'TOe JapanJopofiM carpets. Blue Lustre them. ' heat, hot waiter and lights, old- Customer Satisfaotlon’’ Jr., Realtor, 649-4686. M d aU_ TOnvenlences, St. riming room, cabinet MamOhester 649-5306 WAOTED "10 BUY—antiques. couple or widow preferred, USB ROCKVILLE, Phone: 875-0134 643-0609. . War H. The worst postwar rail Austin, Tex., cable television turned out 2 mllllOT C m iort EUmlnate rapid resoillng. Rent ste ns, furniture, pewter, ead- ^ 649-4571 " 1=: wtchen, 2 bedrooms, . recrea- _ VERNON------Gardner------buUt 6% ------accident in Europe occurred in company Pwned In part by p a r . rea<*tag electric shampooer, $1. Lar er lamps, art glass, primitives, CUMBERLAND FARMS 2463, 649-9404. tion room, landscaped yard, room Ranch, all plaster, large ANDOVER —overlooking lake, Middlesex, England, on Oct. 8, President Johnson’s famUy International ronkingB—tMUnd sen’s Hardware. any quanity. 644-8962, Stream-iined Marion E; RoWbrtson, Realtor, wooded lot, 2-car garage, ther- 4 room home, excellent condl- jgjj when’ 111 persons aboard a clalmp losses of nearly $900,0(Xj the United States,and Weat 109 Center St, Manchester 643-6903. mopane windows, 6 minutes to tion, treed lot. artesian well, commuter train were killed and over the* past three years. Germany. Production thla p a r SOLID OAK dropleaf table, $40, Cool Little Number Parkway, $17,760. Meyer Agen- Call now, only $10,600. Hayes goo jnjured. during the 3 V6 years and ended Is expected to be 8 mlHion s MANCHESTER — Handyman’s Boats and Accessories 46 5’ com er whatnot, $30. Em cy, 643-0M(9. Agency, 646-0131. ■ last August. — oars. pire hand carved rocker, $50. Special. 8 rooms, city water, PLUMBERS aU 1665 FIBERGLAS .16’_ vdth 40 Rear, 42 Spruce St, 649-4336. city sewer, convenient . loca benefits, year 'round work, top h.p. Etrlnrude electric start tion, structurally sound, only pay, remodeling and repair. plus tut traUer, $1,525. 649-1541. $9,000. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Gibbs Plumbing and Heating, ‘^BESTBUYSBY , RockvUle, 875-5898. 1967 MFG flbreglas boat, 16’, e x c e l l e n t 6 room Colon traUer, 60 ^.p. Johnson motor, Real Estate JUST LISTED JUST LljSTED M U ST SELL ALUMINUM A WAY.OF LIFE ial breezeway and garage, sun- used 15 hours. 649-0144. I porch, hot water oU heat, plas- ■N- Help Wanted— Listings Six-room Cape just minutes Brick front Cape on shaded this weekend. ,^ r g e , clean, siding is a feature of this IVe have Just Usbed a four I tered wall, IH baths, walk-out 16’ PENN YAN, 35 h!p. John- from Manchester. Circa 1961. lot. Four’ room:^, down, un-' older Colony* w center of compact Colonial .Just off teen-room eataite that words ^ Male or Female 37 Lovely treed lot. Natural fini.shed up. Fireplace, alumi basement, lot approximately son electric motor, traUer, town. Tw OjQjVii'age. Ideal East Center Street. 1 % baths cannot describe. This prop Wanted woodwork. Call now to avoid num storms an’d screens. for childi48.'^ Close to all and a beautifuUy landscaped erty, in the center of town, 100x200 weU landscaped, good CXlSMBinC SALE3SPEOPLE, many extras, $475. CaU 649- disappointment. . schools, bus, churches. 'Will appeal , to those who ap location.' Quick occupancy. Interested In industrial, com and private rear yard are ' fobulous opportunity. CaU cxr 3530. other plus factors. Assum preciate timeleesness In ar Priced at only $26,800. Charles KNOWN FOR VALUES . write Mrs. Roth, 103 Steele mercial and residential Ust- Beat the Lesperance, 649-7620. 12' WOQD speed boat and trail able mortgage. chitecture and construction ; Bd., West Hartford, 233-5823., IngB. I • pluq magnificent shade trees er, $100. CaU 649-6246 after 6 OaU ! perhaps hundreds o f years p.m. Frank J. Filloramo old. Seldom do such prop INVITATION Situations Wanted-^ erties appear on the ' open 15' WOODEN boat 'with trailer FiUoramo Construction market. Therefore, If Mhls Female 3B and 35 h.p. Johnson electric Co., Inc. FORBIDS 643-9508 interests you, .please allow RELIABLE MOTHER vriU ba- start motor, good condition, A WORD Ta THE WISE enough time for a leisurfely I , BOLTON byslt for working parents or $450. 875-3168. Several factors, including lust year’s tight money situation, have caused a pent up demand for hous infection. W e would recom mend the. better part of an BOARD OP EDUCATION people going on vacation, ex- BOLTON, CONN. ■ ceUent references. 643-8857. ing, so ^uch so that practically every property listei^ sells in a reasohafily short time. (This is true afternoon. Please call for more information. Sealed proposals for the fol ^ Save 28.88 generally throughout this area-r^honesty and candor forbids our taking any credit for thisjcondition).. lowing Items wUl be received by 'WILL DO ironing. CaU 647-9881. the Acting Superintendent o f SAFE-BUY However, we have seeh this coming—and we have gone out into the highways and byways and Schools, Ralph T. Oonlon Jr., ai BRICK RANCH the office of the Board of Edu CIRL 17, willing to babysit days worked night and day‘to assemble the nicest bunch of listings possible. That-we have succeeded is cation, B rtton' High School, 1 2 x 3 ' p o o l and or nights. CaU 649;4205 af Six rooms, 1V6 baths, ga- Bolton, Conh., until 4 p.m. ter 5. U SE D C A R S attested to by two facts: (1) Our sales-have never been higher, and, (2) We do have a very desir rages for three cars. Flre- Monday. July 17, 1967. place, aluminum storms and DEPENDABLE : high school from Connecticut’s Oldest Llnoolh-Miercury Dealer able group of listings. BUT, let iis admonish you—if you intend to buy, do it now. The supply-de Bids wiU be opened by toe 1966 MERCURY Montclair 4-Dr. Hardtop. Dark green, screens. V eryjlttle mainten Board pt Education in the high student 'interested In babysit ance here. ONE SIZE ting or housie cleaning. 649- all vinyl interior, power steering, automatic A O A A C mand situation will get worse before it gets better—and no one can guaranty that money will not school Itoraiy at 8:80 p.m. B l O B l i U l L E trans., courtesy lights, whitewaU tires. 6536. (3A «) Monday, July 17, 1967. filter, pool cover, 1964 CHEVROLET Cqrvair Coupe. Red finish, fO O C tighten up again. Indeed, there are faint rumblings’ to that effect right now. Therefore, don't wait. Bid Uenw: eoonomieal standard shift. ladder indoded P o f l ^ i r d s — Pets 41 The time, gentle people, is now. 1491 1) Fuel 1965 MERCURY Monterey 2-Dn BfedAn. Wirnfe with red B IG SPLIT lo-ao 2038 2) Milk interior, automatic trans., whitewdll tifeO, S l f c A f i 3) Audio-Visual Equipment 7V4 rooms. Three-zone heat. deluxe chrome Jtrlm. , Ifae light IbuEh o f a sannittyF jeosy-seiw dreen te trim- 4) Musical Ustruments Discerning Pet Owners 1963 JEeJP WAGONEbIR 4-t)r., 4-\Vh60l Drive tt| 7 Q C Tree-dotted property next to concenled dnaiiit zip|^ and trim- a spring-fed pond. Selling rows o f iric-rac and 6> Olassroom Furniture Station Wagon. 6-cyl., green. i l w 9 'Jy notictied tum-over collar pro Add Ikerdiiief to ■-V-. 1965 RAMBLER 2-Dr. Sedan. Standard shift, A Q O £ $10,990.00 N IN E R O O M S B R A N D N E W B R A N D N E W for professionally appraised 1 6 ) Band uniforms Reg. 116.88 USE figure. ' ' vide a freah approtudi for tUa iirtatolitoe Ibutterfltes, and toe .7) Service knd‘^Maintenance radio, whitewaU tires. '*''Ww9 "Charming, spotless ranch on Brick Ranch, $30,500.00 Nine-room Colonial Cape.' daoaloaay Slender deaign.. e Heavy Galvanized Sted, Baked Enamel Finish| RED HOUSE KENNELS 1966 THUNDERBIRD. Black with all red interior, pow in thds ' clean-as-a-whistle yom ^ Sody ta alt set to a “co(d on Business Education Route 31 in Coventry. Full older home on a quiet resi $45,000,00 No. 1491 wtth P H O T O - • Reinforced V m ical Supports and Top and ^88 littie number.’’ Machtaee er steering, power brakes, automatic trans. A 9 A 0 C cellar. A fine starter or re For dential street. Reasonably GIUIDO ta to Bizes 10 to 20, bust l>aitteni No. 2038 has timue— Specificatiom for the items BottiHn Mtonlters Interiock for Rigidity. N O M O N EY DOWN... Lew Monthly Terms and factory air conditioning. 'I tirement home. priced. Investigate this one. 1965 COMET 404 2-Dr. Sedan. Black with red Interior, 31 to 40. a z e 13, 8S bust, 3% sizeB 3, 4, 5 tocluBlve: applique listed con be obtotaed at toe • Easy A s s ^ ljly —^No Screws or Bolts Needed. 4^ Ooqnforttzed boonliing OLDIE BUT GOODIE automatic trans., power steering, whitewaU 8 1 A A R WE HAVE OTHERS yorda o f 4fMocb. noitteni; AiB dtrectiban. office of toe Board of Eduoa- • Heavy Gauge 'Vinyl lin er it Cbioomdng all txreeds NEW LISTING ■ Tto Odder, oend 60c to cotas tires. \ 8 ixK>m Colonial, baths, Eight-room (4 or 6 bed Ty> order, serid 36c to cnins tkm, Bolton Jr. Sr. School, it eoialll aribnal c e m e t ^ DeslrabltftllfcWjide Loca CALL US DAY OR NIGHT rooms) Colonial close to JriUi 16c for ifint-fitaaB malltog Test Drive a Cougar at r " tion. 4-4 Immncuintc. 'dean as a whi-stle. $22,300 plus 16c fo r fUrSt-rtoas mailing, Bolton, Oonn., on lor after this $ lfS 9 and worth it! everything. Two full baths. -to: ISue Bunlett, Mbnctaetoer to; A m e Oribot. Tbe Manches Reg. s l u 1 6 f Two Locattens Nicely treed lq|« Fast sale date. ’ x ” KIDDIE POOL ter Everibig Herald, 1150 AYR. 10 20 desired, ’ i - ;EhreniiM HenOd, U 5 0 A y E . <»* The right to accept any tod Sonars and WlOtaigtpa, Ootm. ’AMERICAS, Niay. YORK. N.Y. OF AlimUGA8,\NEW YORK. MORIARTY THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY CM" reject any or aU bids,la v®* 749-4581 429-1496 :iooM . ■ \ N,Y. 10086. served by toe Board of Educa r Print Ntane, Address with Fitofc Name, r .Tha Week Ended * • Uooe dress with white aoces- Sunny and warm today and h | » y 20, 1967-^ tomorrow, high in 80s today. A bou t Town sorles and a white oonMge. Plans Barbecue NATIVE PRODUCE IS NOW HERE W ed d in g A reception for 116 woe held near 00 tomorromr, tnild to Polish Church night, low In 60s; 80 per cent - ■ fliki lUbtgr D. BtewlHWR at the Marine Corps League IN QUANTITY AS WELL AS QUALITY! 1 5 ,2 1 0 dimJfaUr c t BOp. «ad M n . Home, Manchester^ IFor a mo chanoe o f showens tomorrow. ^ wa b« employed aa a teodUe Dhiiwln, hdth of IHetaronv were sage. Imported Red Onions, Parsnips and Fryliig Penwrs. dM gner wWi Oaley and I/s d , Mrs. Dsuwln, a 1964 grad event wfll be hGld aftor the united in mairrlage Saturday 10:30 aim. high Mass.' IR C m : Fresh Peaches, Plums, Seedless Glides, Mangoes, a dlvteion oK BwSiiieton iMlBs. uate o f (Rham High Schobl, momiitg, June 1 7 , at St Mau Ih e program will Include Ptaieapple, Honeydews, Apricots, Lknes, Grapefruit, Blue- Hebron, was employed at Pratt berrlA, Bing Cherries, UgU Fruit, Papayas, Calif. Oiv content, games, a penny sale IMlBa OaiUherine Bhaw, daugb- rice’s Ghtutch, BoOton. and Whitney, Division of Unit anges, Pears, Nectarines and Ice Cold Watermelon- and a card social fOr tdiildren t«r ut IMir. and IMEn*. James SUa.w ThelbrildeIsa.dadghAe(rof Mr. ed Aiibraft Corp., East Hart and adults. Henry Wlerzbickl WEEKEND SPECIALS! tt ^7 WSaati IRd., has been ac- and Mm. Lawrence Bffliel of ford. Mr. Darwin attended ir if Air an^ Ground Fighting is in charge M the event. oeiided by N'otitheast Alitines Carolyn IDr. The ibrUdegnoom is Rham High School, and Is serv LETTUCE ...... head 33« Awards will be given to chil a atentaideas tteSniag pro- a son of Mr. and (Mm. Roy Dar- ing 'With the U.S. Marine BING CHERRIES...... -lb. 4 9 e ■gfiBm.. She groduaJteid In Jm e wiii Sr. of IWIan St. Corps. The couple will make dren of the Sunday School of NATIVE SUMMER SQUASH...... 2 lbs. t B e 'linm Bay State Schotil Of Buaih ; Ihe Rev. Rofbeit W. Oonih, their home at Camp Ijejeune, Christian Living and the Sat NATIVE BEET GREENS ...... lb. 2 S « pastor of St. Maurtce’s Church, urday Polish School. nieas, Boabon, IMtass. N.C. GINO’S SPAGHETTI SAUCE ... .4 jais S14NI perBormed the doUble-ring cer- Those attending are remind COMPLETE,LINE OF SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS! (Fboger WUey, son of Mr. and emonyl Buuqueta of assorted ed to bring lawn chairs. *' R^taewed Along Suez Canal o Also Complete Line of SEALTEBT Dairy Products o Mrs. Jtaseph Wiley of 2 Olcott white ftowwm weire on the altar. NHRR 2 Unions In the event of rain, the pic , rebeiived an associate degree 11110 Ibrilde w as given In meur- nic will be held in the church from (Dean Jintor OoHege at riage Iby h er Bather. .She wore Reach Accord in hall. 'THE .'lOomimencement exerdses last a fuU-Oetigiai gown o f Ehtln, llaeh- ioned 'With soaoped neckline, mionlKh. All Negotiations Yanks See Britain 262 Bills U.S. Session fla re d three-quart ers-iength LONDON — Some 764,000 1 P R O D U C E ! - sleeves, with lace accenting the NEW HAVEN (AP) — A dis Americans ’visited Ifoltain last 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER # 64S-6S84 Is Demanded chapel-length train and hemhne. pute between the bankrupt New year, a 12 per, cent increase Are Signed^ H er fin gertip veil o f silk illusilidn Haven Railroad and two unions from 1966. whs attached to a crystal ctcwn, This cor representing some 1,000 em 20 Remain By Egyptians has passed and she icariied a colonial bou ployes was amicably resolved at our l6>point quet of white roses and oama- a meeting Thursday. tUona HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. John BEIRUT, Lefbanon (AP) safety and "We had a very enjoyable — . EsfjTitian and IsraeU ■ performonce MUSS Toni-Ann (Mack of West meeting and everything turned Dempsey nearly eliminated his test. Hlaattord, cousin of the .bride, out fine,’’ said Harold Miller, Hofes Of Historic InferHf] backlog of unsigned bills Fri forces battled in the air was maid of lioHor. Biidesmaida general chairman of the Broth day, signing 262 dnd leaving and on the ground along were Miss Khthy iDarwin and erhood of Locomotive Engi 'Covering Thh Old Tavern^ only about 20 left to consider. the Suez Canal today in MiSs IMiaBShB. iDarwin, both of neers. Included In the mdasiures what appeared to be the HehnoR and aSatens o f the .bride "Agreement has been reached signed Friday were bills ban most serious clash between nuirs are still a Mw houses hr the tthte tvhlch. posiotf, ning commercial vehicles from groom. The junior bridesmaid on all issues that were the sub an aotual bar.:Our historic bar has a griU or row of ilsilider- them since the six-day was [MKlN ILaurie BilUel of He ject of negotiations,’’ said the left lane (d the state’s ex viraodm posts Etbove a counter, wtth an'openlng|tbrqii^, pressways after Oct. 1, Increas Arab Israeli war. Radio Here’s The bron, Edriter of the .bride. James J. Duffy, the N(BW Ha -which the drinkik were passed. This opening totbovertid. ing workmen’s compensaUon Cairo said the Egyptian , T h ^ were dressed alike In ven’s director of labor relations hy a sectlj(» of the grill which' could be swung up and- benefits, reinstating amateur government demanded an full-length blue satin gowns, and personnel. Vennarts Wed 50 Years boxing for youths under 18, and designed with btmds of white MUler and Robert Ferguson, 'hocked to ^the ceUlUg; It co^d also be bolted down to tbs.; urgent session of the U.N. < First Place permitting students at Connect Mr. end iMirs. Robert Ven- Methodist Church. Mrs. •Ven- daisies accenting the empire general chairman of the Broth- bar counter, when desired. Behind this grill the UuuScird' Security Council in New icut colleges to vote by absentee waistlines. They wore match erhobd of Locomotive Engine- kept his cash drawer and his bocrits; ^lis supplies of York to deal with what it nart of U H Bluefield Dr. were nant, the former Martha Orr, ballot when unable to return is<- a daughter o f the late Mr. ing veiled headpieces, and they men and Firemen, had obtained . freehment were at haiyl on shelves dr In the bar pantiy' called “ the new aggres feted last night at a surprise home. I carried colonial bouquets of from their local chairmen the -reached by a A txx beside him; He was thus able to be naXs'- sion.” To Look and Mrs. John Orr. Mr. Ven- Under the new workmen’s 50th wedding B3uvlvei5jary din pink carnations. authority to call a strike if the The Egyptian broadcast said nart is a son o f the late Mr. from tavaislon by undesirable', clients and observe hlSj compensation law an injured ner at the Stage Coach. Res Roy Dauwln Jr. o f Mans dispute was not resolved. IsraeU air force jets had ab emd Mrs.'- Thomas Vennart. gasats^' . ■ worker will receive 68 and taurant in Rockville. About 25 field served as his brother’s The negotiations concerned lo tacked Egyptian posiUons in They have four grandchildren. 2-3 per cent of his average friends and relatives attended best man. Ushers were iBradley cal aspects of a national con Port Said and Port Itoad at the For Your Mr. Vennart retired about wage at Gie time of his Injury. the event, which was given by Wheaton of Manchester, cousin tract written in 1964—questions Mediterranean entrance to the six years ago as a CListodian Presently, workers are entitled their daughter, Mrs. Russell o f the bride; Don^d Ziemba of such as obtaining suitable lodg Suez Canal and that Egyx>tlan for the iMknchesteir Board of to 60 per cent. (Doris) Skewes a t Glastonbury, Westfield, Mam., cousin of the ing for crews away from home. Historic Look Mom, I Dtd It Again! planes engaged them in air Education. He Is a member of ’The, measure also requires and daughter-in-law, M rs..Rus ,bridegroom; and Joseph Ol- Miller explained. combat. It claimed IsraeU Second Carl the Knights of Pythias. Mrs. Carl Wilhelm, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilhelm of Decatur, 111., looks at a every employer in the state to i ' sell (Gtadys) Veilnart of 50 briaa o f Hebron. forces were trying to move up Vennart is a member of the widely circulated picture of himself taken in 1963 when he fell down and col participate in the program. The Jordanians in Amman demonstrated yesterday for the return of Jerusalem, Mrs. Billiel wore a flowered NiEJW irOjRK—The American the eastern bank of the canal in Weaver Rd. j Women’s Bociety o f CSuistlon law previously applied only to Geographical Society of New lected ’ a, sfhiner. Yesterday he collided with a playmate and bingo, same eye now occupied by Israeli forces. The Jordanians had gathered in Amman to a drive to seize Port Fuad. The couple was'^hmrrded July Service of South Methodist dress of Wlili>ped cream fab eipployers hiring two or more ric with white accessories and York do responsible for keep ^arlbormigt; is black |again. (AP Photofax) ______welcome back King Hussein, who had been on two-week tour of Western capi Israel claimed that IsraeU 65 VOLKSW AGEN 6, 1917, at Center Congregation Church. (Herald photo by Sa- employes. al Church i>arsoinage, by the t e n ^ ). a yellow corsage. The bride ing the map of Antarctica up to JCT. ROUTES 2 A 6A — CLOSED MON. — DIAL 1-296-9868 — MARLBOROUGH, CONN, tals. Jets were strafing Egyptian ar 2-Door. Blue, black vinyl, Other bills signed Friday call tillery which had opened fire on Rev.' Charles E. Hesselgrave. groom’s mother wore a pink date fo r the U.S. for: radio, outside ( the IsraeU occupation forces mirror m s They are nattves of Manches —A minimum speed of 40 ter, and memlbers o f South U.S. Rural in from the west bank of the canal. idio miles-per-hour on limited ac It said the fighting waa along cess highways. Stone Stolen 63 PONTIAC CHICAGO — ta 1910 moot Chinese Reds Battle Vivien Leigh, 53, several mUes of the canal’s Americans still' lived in non- —A work-release and educa banks. IsraeU tanks on the eaat Grand Prix Hardtop. Auto., urban areas. The 2,300 towns in tion-release program for state DUBLIN, Iowa (AP) — What blackhearted blather bank were hit by the Egyptian PS, PB, Blue. LIGCEIT DRUG existence then had average prison and Jail Inmates. $1195 skite would steal ^ blarney artlUery fire, a Tel Aviv com populations of less than 10,000. —^Truth-ln-Iending provisions PARKADE stone ? munique said. But by . 1960 most Americans for ^ credit borrowing pro Dies in London It was the second straight OPEN Only a week ago — on lived in 6,000 urban concen grams. __ weekend in which fighting had 66 OLDS. June 30 — the atone was a F:45 A.M. to 10 P.M. trations, and 25 o f these had —^The establishment of a sen- LONDON (AP) — Vivien broken out in 'rtolatlon of the Cutlass Oonv. Coupe—Jled, chief attraction in the big populations over,500,000. HONG KONG (AP) — A mob Troops of the 48th Gurkha In "fasclat atrocltes” and "bloody lor Service Corps as a division Leigh, star of stage and screen. Arab-Israeil cease-fire which PS., PB, auto. gest day In- decades in this $2495 of ' 800 Communist Chinese at fantry Brigade advanced racial suppression.” Commission on Services was found dead in her London went into effect June 10, halting for the Elderly. farming town. It vanished tacked a police garrison across through sniper fire to rescue British authorities believe apartment today. She had been that very night. Israel’s sweep into the territo ixcMng saving* —An alcoholic liquor permit ries of three Arab nations: the border. - today, killing four tt)ose in the government build China’s principal goal is to force , ^ in U1 health for some time. Hong Rong police with automa ing, then turned against the 300 the B rlL h to stop American ^ non-profit theater or- The 75-pound atone was Kgypti Jordan and Syria. 59 VOLKSW AGEN for fashion minded . „ gamlzatlons such as the Hart used in 1846 In building the tic weapons fire.' The Commu- Reds trying to batter down the fighting men on leave Miss Leigh, former wife of Sir .An Egyptlem army commu Sedan. Blue. ford State Co. first store in Dublin. It be $450 itndors, missos niatf then opened fire on Our- doors of the police post Vietnam from using Hong Kong Laurence Olivier, had long suf- nique said six Israeli Mirage and women... kha troops sent to reinforce the Eleven------policemen were as a rest amd recreation center. —The banning of passengers fered from tubercpiosts. She longs to W. C. Robertson, jets, French-buUt planes had - "tot'd mayor.’’ police. wounded. In the Chinese attack today, bn motorcycles unless the op- had a relapse recentty and waus penetrated Egyptian air space Eighty-six policemen barri the Hong Kong government re eraUtor has held a license for unjder medical care, Robertson hsaS Issued an over Port Said and IPort Fuad at 61 VOLKSWAGEN Two of the dead policemen aippeal for the stone’s re caded themselves inside thd ported that the 300 Chinese six months. She wais 53 years old. 2 p.m. (8 a.m., EDT), the Cairo Sunroof S70K were identified ais Hong Kong- turn. police post and about 80 others crossed the border, which runs —A ban against glue-sniffing Doctors had ad'vlsed her io broadcast said. Green, r a ^ . born Pakistanis. Sixty or so of He says it’s ceittUn to MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER .took over In a government down the main street of Sha Tau Wcks .with, a maximum pen- rest last week after a recur- It added that Egyptian ~ aoc them ame on duty in the border ally for violators of $800 or six rence of tuberculosis. She was bring the( snatcher bad luck. building 60 yards behind It. area. The other two killed were Kok, amd began stoning the tiaircraft guns opeped up, and months in jail. to have begun rehearsals next 65 VOLKSWAGEN Hong Kong Chinese. police post. Egyptian planes took to the —Increaising the state’s share month for Edward Albee’s play, Two large Communist mobs Police fitet fired wooden pro air. It did not say how moiw- %-ton pickup. $1395 to municlpadlties for the pur- "A Delicate Balance.” '• were spotted maisaing across the jectiles amd then volleys of tear The broadcast said on air and Former Priest Miss Leigh rose to world ac Sisters United border, the government said, gas, trying to drive back the (See Page Eleven) artUlery battle on the canal was claim for her role of Scarlett O’ one group of about 3,000 Chinese mob; in progress. Is Home After Hara opposite d a rk Gable in After 70 Years 64 VOLKSWAGEN including 300 armed men in uni Earlier, Egypt claimed its the film "Gone With the Wind." form amd another mob of some SOMERVILLE, Mass. (APiy*®*^*® repelling an IsraeU 161 Oohv. Coupe. *1295 Soviet Journey She was picked for the part in 2 , 000 . on Port NEW YORK (AP) — Harold Tshomhe Blamed for Trouble ths place of some of the biggest VIVIEN ___LEIGH Authorities in the beleaguered nam^s in the movie industry • — laughter and a few tears when Rag El’lsh on the east h.nv ©f M. Koch, 35, Is a former Roman British colony mobilized all aux who bad been angling for It. yer Herbert Leigh Holman, aft- two sisters met Friday night 70 the canal. ’This was the scene of 63 VOLKSWAGEN /Catholic priest who went to live iliary police, forces, alerted When cosUng the film director er eight years of mhrriage, and years after they lastjsaw each three clashes last weekend. Sedan SAAK In the Soviet Union to protest Hong Kong’s 10,000 garrison Geoifge Cukor said of the role she niarrled Olivier. other'lh Ctounty Cork, Ireland. An IsraeU communique said Blue, radio. You h ave U.S. policy in Vietnam. troops and cabled London for Planefull of Wounded Today he is back in this coun instructions. and the ttar he Was hunting; Miss Leigh and Olivier made "At first we couldn't say a EgypUah artillery fired into its "The girl I select must be poe- theatrical history in 1951 and word," said Ellen Aherne, 79, of poslUons, killing two IsraeU sr. Hardtop, a/c, FS.> PB., Wind” brought her popular ac- New York. for yojLwKon unchanged. His message contin Chinese border of the colony. the Congo, the Congolese gov- in the Congolese army and ellm- auto., dark green. $^00^ claim. Miss Leigh reached the ues to be "for peace in the The village, 20 miles northvof emment claimed Friday that Ination of President Joseph D. Miss Leigh Vlready had been Tear Gas Ends Long Siege peak of her acting c a r ^ in as stricken with tuberculosis in ■ ------r ■ — ..... — ^ world and, am end to the Viet the twin cities of Hong Kong the strife stemmed from an at Mobutu. sociation with Olivier, who was you^build nam wair.” and Kowloon, Is in a “ closed” tempted coup plotted from Tshombe was kidnaped and 1946 and spent two months In a to become her second hdsband. 64 VOLKSWAGEN The worst part of his life in border area.- Spain by ex-Premler Moise flown to Algeria June 30 and 'Sanitarium. The illness from the U.S.S.R. was that "at sunset Tshombe. They toured the . United States then on forced her to rest pe Red Sedan. There was no immediate be authorities are {Considering a a ne w home ___ The anivaf of" the plane at together in Hamlet with Olivier riodically. Ex-Mental Patient #P190 $1195 you look to the west amd realize lief that the Chinese planned to request for his extradition to the you could never travel back to launch a major attack against. Karlba, Rhodesia, was the first (bongo, which sentenced him to in the title role and Miss Leigh Earlier this year she planned the West. This becomes very the cbldny. iHoiKIovisible o\rl fmmfrom thpthe death for treason while he was as Ophelia. They also worked a West End stage comeback in together Ui Sir Alexander Kor 64 VOLKSWAGEN difficult, almost unliveable, aft The border crossing and at- fighting. on which previous re living in exile in. Spain. .Albee’s "A Delicate Balance” in er a while," he said. tack was the latest in a series of ports had come primarily from Diplomats at the United Na da’s film pro^ction "Lady which she was to co-star with Holds Off Police 113 Sedan. 1 Black, $1195 Of his treatment, Koch sadd: attempts by the Communists to foreign capitals. tions ^predicted If Tshombe is Hamilton." Sir Michael Redgrave. NEW HAVEN**" (AiP)>^Tear her mother and Wright’s step- low mlleagie. Miss Leigh was divorced by "They did not use me for propa- .make the colonial g;overnment Congolese Ambassador Theo !gas shells fired 1>y police end- tether were among those whO£> dore Theodore Idzumbuir told (See Page Eleven) her first husband,. Londoq Law- (See Page Eleven) gamda purposes. But one of the bow to Red Chinese influence. ed a two-hour selge at a New vdth him to W e n d e r . 64 VOLKSWAGEN reasons we had a parting of the Efforts by Maoists to stir up „ „ .J . As darkness closed in, poUce Sedan. Red, e v e r ways wais the famt that they local -Hoqg Kong Communisfts to Haven home Friday night, 3jj©t tear gas shells into the radio. $1195 wanted me' to write an airticle bring the British tq their knees where a former 1 nental pa- home, and Wright was heard to on faisclsm in Am erica." through labor strikes and riots tlent armed with a ri ie held off shout; "That tear gas hit me ’the aurticle he V^ote, Koch have largely failed. The bulk of about 50 pollcemem in the leg.” Moments later he 56 PORSCHE sadd, was cohsljdered "too the dolony's four million Some 15 shots w'ei)e fired by said; "This gas is eating at Speedster Conv, S1AAC weak:’ ’ Ittter tiiat, he said, Chinese have been loyal to the Stuart Wright, 31, but poUce m e." Coupe. Red there were . “ vaguely veiled colonial authorities, who have said no one was struck, by any r g s threats of one sort^or another” suppressed most of the disor of the-bulleta. PoUce blamed do- (See Page Twelve) ■ IBlBW but they flnadly agreed to drop ders as they have arisen. Red iiiestic difficulties for the New And price is certainly an important 59 BUICK ■ I I R ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ the idea of doing am aurticle. / China has accused the British of Haven man’s actions. 2-Dr. Hardtop. factor— but not the only one. ' Police said that on June. 28, Very rtiarp. $495 after an argument ■with his wife, Jobless Indian For your new home is where you'll Wright left the home at 68 Ter spend your future.-You wont it to 11 • 11 1 14 ■ V ■ « V" ■ > ■ race St. He was believed to be Held After Leap ^OLKSWAGEN^ V. living to, a motel uqtll -’bfe tele be os good os you con moke it. ;ggggSS'9'lSil''^' 9999 Sedan. Loaded wi th acces Small A m phoned liis wife about 5 p.m. Into Lipiis’ Moat sories very low SIROC That means beginning with o home Friday. Mrs. Betty Wright, 36, NEW DELra, India (AP) — A mileage. plan that is toilored for you and then went to the home of her mother. 30-year-old Jobless villager vrtio your family. It ineons qudlity Kill 836 Viet Reds About 6:30 p.m., Mrs. Wright’s told police he Jtunped into a 57 HILLMAN materials— reputable contractors— ihother received a call from lions pen at New Delld Zoo be Conv. Ope., Gray. $250 SAIGON (AP) — Infantry bat- In ground action Friday a Wright in which he threatened cause he wanted "to meet the MATERIALS and financing that itieets your ties and small arms duels along Marine unit that had lost 12 to kill himself, police said. lions" has l^een charged -.with individual needs. If you're thinking the demUltarized cone over the dead and 30 wounded to North yy A short time later, New Ha- attempted suicide: last week have killed 836 Com-, Vietnamese artlUery.. fire Thura- ■ven paitrolman Timothy DeVeau 'The (mail wearing a child’s of building/your new homelnow, > 63 vbLKSWAGEk munist soldiers, the U.S. Com- day more than evened the score was driving down Terrace Street cap Jumpeus anoy as 17 dead and 46 wounded. were . reported kUled in the , F or the whole week, the clash. out." V hose-thrown to him bi4 not untU Ann Pellegreno, pilot of a round-tli^worid. flight the flight began. ;fram left: Navigator William 'Police Chief Inspector Ray- he was handed five ru p e e s 66 - Boato 8S Bollaiid Tpke. of prints, stripos, solid*, yivld*, pastels, Ikarinas lost 184 dead, 631 o y t i© U|© South .China Sm retracing the route of Amelia‘Karhart, landed at Polhranius; Lee Koepke,' owner .of the 30-year-old ' mond J. Eagan Jr. carried on 'cents. XAUxyrxiyiLUD rlorks. Si/rts 5 t(> .15, 8 to 20, 12)6 to 2 4 h wminded'and 6 missing. hope of pe'coyerlng alive MaJ. Oaklahd yesterday lyith her three crew . meighers. plane and mechanic on the flight; Mi's. Pellegreno, Many of the reports of enemy Q^n. WUlliom J: „Crumm hnd most of tjie conversation 'with - The villager chose a had day twiU M tXAUOHWvrmm Cornu fcorly for best sel-iCfion. They are- shown With Hawaiian' leis as they and Air Force Col. William .Payne, co-pilot. (AP Wright T-l)bth shouting at the for his vldt — \the Uona are not : Ffaone M^28SS A . \ VALUES 16 $ liM | dead' were based on sightings from the air. (See Paxe Eleven) emeririHl from the nlnne at Oakland Aimnrt where r 'X \ -fe...
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