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. t WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 196d PAGE THIRTY-SIX jianrlffHtier Averasre.Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Ended Fair, lees liunlM tonight, laW Sedlac^s Feted July 2, 1966 Marcin Selected' Police Arrests about 60; auiuw *nd w arn to* About Town Chamber Cites Dr. Smith , BEitN HOLE BEAN FESTIVAL tnmMWV Aiigti 6B-0(X To Attend OCS On Anniyersary 14,465 Manchester^A' City of .ViUage Charm Seaman Recruits C3eyton C. Two 'motoriste were charged Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Sed- For City Beautiful T^ork Joseph V, Marcin, son of Mr. this morning ■with improper SATURDAY, JULY tth Hence, eon of Mr. and Mr.s. lacek of 324 Hillstown Rd. were (ClMslfled AdverUstaif on Page DA) PRICE SEVEN CENM Francis L. Hence of «1 Lenox and Mrs; Joseph Marcin 0^128 passing after they were ar Ma n c h e s t e r , c o i^n „ Th u r s d a y , j u l y 7, i96s -In recognition o f . his out- letted Svmday at a 2bth anniver VOL. LXXXV, NO. 235 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) St., and Geo.rge A. Gartwrig-ht. rested on Center-S'!, to sep-:' ServifiB 3 to 8 P.M. .slandihg senhfce to Manchester, Vernon St. has been accepted to sary'celebration at the home of -wn of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald arate incidents. Police said both in all aspects of beautification, enlist for the U.S. Army Officer Mr. Sedlacek’s sister, Mrs. Alice G. Oartwrigfit of 31 Green,Hill passed a car on the right. Slarsiak, 360 Hillstown Rd. The B«cHi Hoio Boent. Horn, trowo ...... t*" '. Dr. Dougla.-i M. Smith, chairman Candidate School it was an 'St. recently completed seven The two are John P. Butniito-/. ^aa assisted by Mrs. Brood. Colo Slow, CoHoo, HHIk, leo Croom. weeks of Na\'y basic training of the City Beautiful Commit nounced by Staff Sgt. Clarence V i' V < tee of the Manchester Chamber rey. 22, of 21 Gorman PI., and Frank Ingrish of East Hartford ait Great Lakes, IH. of Commerce, has been present-* H. Dube, Manchester Army re Robert J. Ohvera, 29, of 60, and Mrs>-.Walter Lyons of ' Rolii or Shlno ed witli a Chamber appreciation cruiter. Lenox St. Both were issued Hampden, Mlibs., sisters of Mrs. tig Oil Storage Miark Matheny, son of Mr. Warnings for speeding. They Two ko'9* oxhlbition holls ovoHoWo <■ plaque. SecHacek. About iSp attended the and Mrs. Wilbur G. Matheny of A recent graduate of Villanpva are to appear in Manchester Due mainly to Dr. Smith''s event. Adults: $1.50 ChHdroii: tS e S6 Brookfield St. is attending University, Marcin is presently Circuit (Jourt 12 on July 18. The couple was marjried July WiUiston Academy .stam efforts in the past year. Man attending eight Weeks basiq chester recently won recogni Patrigic F. Milne, 16. of East 19, 1941 by the Rev. Joseph Lau- mer sesdon at Eastham^ton, rion at St. Petor’k Church, New TOLLAND COUNTY tion from the National Clean- training at Ft. Jackson, fe.C., Hartford was charged last M tm . Britain. They have lived to Maitr AORICULTimAL CCNTER Up Bureau in its first .year of and will then enter eight weeks night with failure to obey a competition, and Dr. Srnith's advanced individual training. traffic signal light. He was ar Chester since their marriage. am They have two children, David Routt 30 committee and the t(>wn were Upon completion of this train rested on Main St. at Bis^ell. Jfinet Ackerman cited for their „ well-rounded ing, he anil return home for,'two He is to appear in Circuit Court Sedlacek and Deborah Sedlacek, program. weeks and then report to Infan July 26. both at home. In 4-H Review The committee devoted the try Officer Qandidate School, month of May to town wide Ft. Benning. Ga. After 23 weeks Law Declares Mue jAinot Ackerman, 14, cleanup programs, to be the at the school, he wili be com Dog Airlift One Plane Shot Down, , dMigtiter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed basis for Manchester's entry in missioned a second lieutenant. ward AxAerman of 32 Keeney the National Cleanup Bureau's MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — St., is seipresettting Hartford The Manchester Army recruit- N ot Eighteen dog.s, left {lehind next competition. Dr. Douglas M. Smith er stated that there is a need But Pilot Is Saved Counby ait tiie OonnecUcut 4-H The programs' included Arbor. when their masters were State FaeJiion and Dress Re- for. officer candidates. Basic airlifted the 90 .miles from Day plantings, memorial tree her staff should be engraved on qualifications include being a SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP)— U.S. Navy planes Tiesv bonigJit at 7:30 at Von de Cuba to Miami, were reunit plantings, jimk-car week, 'Main the plaque, to give them due U.S. citizen, graduate of an ac today bombed the oil storage depot ki the Haiphong Mehden Hall. University of ed with their owners today St. tree-plant'er.s, lownwide recognition for the work that credited college or university, Connecticut, Storrs. Re1;ail Groceries after a 9,190 mile air trip. dock area two miles northeast of the heart of the city cleanup day, high schogl student' they have done.” between 18*2 «nd 27 years of Girls appearing tonight will for the second time, the U.S. military command an work-day. service station beau age, and able to.pass a physical NEW HA'VEN (AP)—The Ap- on the premdse that both were The "re^gee dogs,” ineli be e4"aKiated and a r^resenta- nounced, ^ ’ tification. and business property PRISONER FOUND HANGED examination and mental and ap pellate Division of Circuit Court engaged chiefiy in the retail gible for the refugee airlift, 'tive seileoted from the'group to HARTFORD (API—Robert A. / BIG were crated in Cuba, then A u s. spokesman said A4 Sky- sance pUots Ibe next day refiort' landscaplnjr. titude test. Officer candidates reversed today the conviction sale of foodstuffs, represent Oonneoticut at a Na -hawli§ from the aircraft car- ed tremendous devastation, In accepting the award from Waller, 23, of Hartford, was will be initially enlisted for a of a supermarket sales manager (pjje appellate division, noted, flown to Spain, then bock tional 4-H Club Oongreas m found hanged by a pair of trous across the Atlantic to New rier ihwcock struck the fuel in- OU depots also were among Chamber President W. J. God-. period of two years, , ,pn a charge of illegadly con- however, that the four super- stallation. at 1 p.m. add that tiie American radders* taigeta OhScaso, in., during the month frey Gourley. Dr. Smith said, ers from the bars of his cell X York and finally to Miami. Those wishing further Infor ducting a promotional drawing, markets involved sell, to addi- pilots repotted “ all b ^ b s on ^ivednesday. They attaicked one of Nwember. “It is with a.great deal of pride door at the State Prison early There is no direct airline In order to be eHgible to com mation concerning the Officer The deoisioiVx took four First yon to dry groceries, a myriad target.” \ ' storage area 86 mUes norifa of that I accept the award for Tuesday.'. , National supermarkets out of the other items ranging from service between Cuba q|id pete, entrants had to be 14 Candidate Program may con The spokesman said one Sky- Hauioi, a fuel tank plant ftt miles outstanding achievment to the Waller was sentenced last “ retail grocery phs.in” category, meats to wool hats. the^United States. yean of age and a participant month to a three-to-eight year tact the Army Recruiting Sta hawk was Shot doWn by auttiair- north of the oapltai auid am oil Chamber, and I can only say tion at the Army - Navy Club. Under a stele lottery statute,, “ Every item in each of the The owners of the pooch craft fire b>it the jiiot, was storage^ attea 31 nrUes northeast in 4-M eluto work at leant three that the names of every mem term after, being convicted of es. picked up the tab. yeans. Miss Ackerman was »e- Monday, Wednesday and Fri GUAIAHEE promotional drawings for adver- gtores is sold by competi- rescued. of Hanoi. ber of the City Bea'Utiful Com larceny'and of breaking and en tising purposes are legal' and tors, other than giochry stores Pilots reported smoke from H iey also struck at a m i^ la leoted on the ba«s of con s^ c- mittee, along with the Cham- tering. day. 1 8 5 3/ ______tton of her outfit, poise, per- MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER permissible so long-as there is or supermarkets,” It-said, the depot rose 20,000 feet and a site'86 miles northwest Of Bitmol moaHty and appearance. She is no charge to the public for par- rph^ decision noted that the NHRR Ends fireball erupted from a second* as welt as at bridges, VOOdSi a Bsre-yeBr member of the 4-H misses’ summer Gemini 11 Readied for a Ride ticipating — except in cases (jefendant’s principal claim was ary explosion, the spokewnan tniote and ndl Unes. ' feonDenaftlunn CSub of Hanches- where the sponsor is “ a retail a supermarket is not the said. One of the planes loSb .RMnes- ^ tern, a luniiov leadeir In the cMb All dressed up and ready to trkvel, the Gemini 11 space craft is about to be grocer or retail grocery chain.” equivalent of a grocery store. 5th Year of He said pilots saw no aStips day was an F106F, a laite-fhodel, '■nd B janitor ooonnekir 'ait'tiM ■nut aboard a “ super guppy” transport, the world’s largest airplane, for trans- The decision today upset the The supermarkets, it said. at the piers near the oil depot two-seat version of the stogie^ now OMiidocW center in separates ^rtation to Cape Kennedy, Fla. Workmen at McDonnell Aircraft Coi^. put Circuit'Court conviction under-have “ easily, recogfndzed differ- but that there were three ships seat F106 Tbunderchtef. A was IMlBsWxatiMb* She wiH ex»com- finishing touches on the wrapping. Astronauts Charles Conrad and Richard this statute of John Harrington, ences including “ self-service, Bankruptcy in the outer harbor. The ships the first FI06^ lost in, the Viet pam th« Mdtaaa hitensbate del- the sales manager. cash payment, no deliveries, the apparently were not attacked. .Nam 'war. A spokesman said it Gordon will ride Gemini 11 into space in the fa ll (AP Photofax) The Haiphong depot, through was on a “ pathfinder misrion’* egmoo on a tow of Oonnecti* The charge against Harring- great variety of rkm-food mer- NEW HAVEN (AP)—The New OMS. ton stemmed from a promotion- chandise regularly carried, and „ Railroad comnleted five ^ North Viet for a flight of .ThundereWefS but ib e MS bean iitetonien, neww pants Oknit tops al drawing for prizes to four the large advertising and pro- _ N am 's petroleum ^ l i e s mov^ he would not elaborate. leijlOMiBt anid twaaurer of her First National stores — two in motional efforts which are nec- ^ which the line and its ^ The other Weitoea. cM^ and 6uipei*i*eocWit of the Tentative Peace :ns New London, one in Niantic and essary to produce an Increaring have become adept at ** *” l®T0t another to GroUm__in October ^ p loy es have heconm m p i jj,, i,eart of cotmaissance plane Mat- beard aeo6l4 booiSB ait a Hiartford JULY SH^E CLEARANCE - k ■ ■ (See Page Fifteen) treading water and hoping for a attacks set off a fptnn 40 miles northeast of Ha- 44Z SMr held ait B tp i- skirts # blouses 1964. better day. .. . worldwide debate. nod. Pdlete to the area sOwvbed i » many yaam. She The drawings were conducted ' ------The process under which thq Earlier toe U.S. command . heavy antidircratt'fixe and aaw wns oauloed »W?|»5r of the Mart- for advertising purposes. Regulor 7. / railroad passed- . . from private. ,, , announced American planes a fireball that couW have been goad 0°nnlgr-c:tH Vela Aseocia- After Omaha’s The appeallate diidsion’s decl- Hike Reveeded management to toe direction of ^ jnjggions jihe Voodoo. tlcA S « » . *5. ^ion. written by Judge Bernard court-appointed .trustees North Viet Nam These two k»3es pWS the Sky- ]Setf 4rll paojenta InolMde D A R Y I^ L A T S OMAHA, Neb. (AP)—A ers'Avish they had the guts to Addressing . toe 57to anmml ^ Kosicki, noted that another do.” Not "all toe elders agreed. In Draft CaR ^ ^ Wednesday and eluded four, sur- hawk dhot down w er Hatphong t o a ^ Old«bSp0, SBitlB add orefts, Values to 5.9B tentative peace followed Elsewhere, policeponce atar Sacrun-oacrum- T tlon for l e AdvlSce^ent oi stat,ute one dealing mth alc^ papers on July: 7, 1961, face-it^air missiles^ but-two of today binaught the totisl M iUim , cfaAd case and junior The Interstate, Commerce 7.99 W ^nesday’s rain which ento, Calif., SoTJ“:r s ;. ooio,.. P»p... WASHINGTON (AP) A lag the raiders were shot down, planes reported, logt over.Koriii leademhip. She wBI be a aopho- 3.66 cooled off the'Steamy steamy pave- pave ,or investigation of murder that “ there is no room in Amer- l ^ e r v ' E ^ ^mmd^ion, which h ^ ^ J o oonveptipnal ground^ ^ Nam to 281, moee at Mandhewter High DART LITTLE HEELERS *6.90 ments of an Omaha Negro in^ toe Tuesday night slaying of ica for racism of toy color, kind Department to deal with many matters affect- fire/The ,^3..^ e e piloto were b st^ The US _mtflUiplane . - i iplsdong BdKxA bi {kptemlbeia neig'hborhood where van- two-Negro transients. Hie vie-- or description.” boost draft calls today for July mg the- debt*ridden railroad, , . „ « , gaged in the retail sale’,' of spe remarked that “ normsl” ' “ ’" ’ "“ "S' flown Wednes^^ were tbs idgtt* Jamaieas, Bermudas, pedal pushers and slacks in e^y dalism and violence occur- tims, „ identified as Harry In Atlanta Stokely tornto and August: RoBulor te 15. . care cotton and cotton blends. Sizes 10-18. Solids, _ rodfiK three'nights. .Brown, ei, and Ernest Martin. chael, national x^airman of the LOI4 Celelirptes plaids or checks. Knit tops in stripes, solids, novelties. I^ aybe this will cool-things 42, were felled by shotgun blasts VITALITY and FIANCEES *9.90 off,” Mayor A.V. Sorensen said, on a, downtown street just six Battle of Boyne Washable blouses in dressy and tailored s^les. Sizes referring to the rain. blocks from the state, capltol. I Bone, Black Patent, White, Hi or Mid-Hi'Heels 10-18 or 8, m, 1. - Workaday traffic movea moved in Policer-ouce saiusaid theuiie mar^«aslayipgs were" c .c sirengunstrength interwoven -With an ^ «erv statute t.h-Defense «i^,^te'a*T wirmai'™ success to two days, the • die- (eingle-piane fUgibts) was f l i i gffMat aanivenBaigr of the and out of the arta, and glass not racially motivated. They attepopt-to Imild stronger racial ^ case Us the first of its %Mep^ve are n^lonirer » “ 6 Viet Cong the average ctoily number of of ^ be cele- Regular 10.99 ^ tuMitil SHwlBy at a church aer- along north 24to street was to establiah a reason. .. _____ The previoas.idg)b 108 mis. Vtoa at IB $M . at The Presby- girto’ 7-14 \ misses’ daytime swept away. people d our j^^tj,qrity else-where that would ”...... 166 of toe enemy in a day-fong Stone, - was tec^rd^ teiian a iw cb . Tb* Rev. Geopge ladies’ nsw “ The July and August reyi- The job of overserin^t^ ^ 1 - battle Wednesday. AMERICAN GIRL *7.90 How much heat of resentment dent Hubert H. » mich^ri.^a leader m the “ black be of direct and helpful guid- result from a reduction to road’s affairs fell to U.S. Dis- before, when American Jets y it Raptor, will preach. f !^ o r e the June ^th raid, the dodged 16 missiles. T|)at was ~ Bone, Black Patent, White, Hi or Mid-Hi Heels . • tednis dresses and frustration remained? called for “ new initiatives and poiy^er' faction within toe civil a^ce.” ^ ^im ates of Army enlistments trict Judge Robert P. Anderson, M m beK o( Washtagton Loyal • slufts • dusters Haiphorig oil storage complex, a the. ItiSlieri total. M pm M fsp summtr jewelry “ A lot,” said a young Air responsibility to ci'vil rights rights movement. “ That’s all In findtog^ Herrington’s con- jjjp these months based on the who i^^still performing the chore Omnge *id floyal B l^ captoiW^ ^ > 00011111x618 ^ oil any day of the Vl-motUlf e b • new shifts Force veteran; "Those kids matters by our states and local want.'’ •viction iiy'error, the division recent enlistment experi- althoug^he is.flow on the-.U.S-. X^iaeenkoijr and ladles anxilia- • eool dresses were just doing what their eld- governments Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stored to 36 storage tanks, 16 wto. The tl.S. oonmitoid had itoa tneei at Orange HaH said the'trial court concluded ence,” the announctotent saidi afou ir Cqurt pf Appeals. warehouses and an open storage arindunc^' earlier i t ^ ^ to 99 Values to $3. •1.49'“’set and another Negro leader, Dr. that a /Supermarket and a gro------Anderson appointed three at Mkb and |iraceod to the I t AUAN SANDALS *4.44 Your Choice J.H. Jackson, disagreed over .were-syhoiiamots, b^ed (See Page Fourteen) area. In the raid last week 46 SAIMB' .had been fired, but ttit Reg. 3.98 ^ 3 # 5 9 * 1.88 trustees, to take,, oyer active Na'vy planes dropped 19 tons of command said thif figwe Necklace and earring set* and some King’s plans for a ci'vil rights ^ ^ management. One of toe three, WW »s Not all sizes in all styles of colors, but a good selection bombs and fiye-inch Zum rock- suited from dujBttcatlona In pt- Comfortabte lightweight du«ter* er Cotton shifts, sleeveless dresses and rally lii Chicago Sunday,..-v " *"* Harry W. Dorigan, died recent MMiMjia Itunily'picnlo Saturday, pins In group. Colors or wer-popul»*' ^hkvas Midsummer Recess ets on the depot and roconnais- lots’ reports. sleeveless shifts or dresses in summer tennis dresses In prints and summer Jackson said he would not ly. The survi'ving members of guJy le, «t Martin Park, East eummer ' * support the rally because “ it is, colors. Sites for misses, women. cblors, sites 7-14. the management team'are trust Uh w w fcyftiiil «K>se attending will not enough to call togfcther large' meat ait Orange HaH at 10:30 Despaired for Years, ees Richard Joyce Smith and .. Nothing Stirring crowds of pewle” to iem on- William Kirk. Hanoi Indicates stn, strate and pre^ure. 4he prog'SaM will Include Although legislatures to the gamee B&d swimming, and re- Special purchase At Louisville, Ky., a white cbildreifs 3-6x father won custody of .his five (See Tage Four) toeelbinefltB from noon to 3 p.m. Freckles Now4 Coveted __M 6 ^ VMn^ the group will In Senate or House white children from their moth NEW YORK CAP) — Freckles “ The next step after putting nes Trial »e*waa"w vrBhge Hall to oele* er, vriio is now married to a'Ne- playwear quality WASHINGTON (API—'Twas tol with questions. With chll- gro. y _ those sito-induced flecks on on natural .colored freckles,” b]»ite 13^ Ewttle of the Boyne, thp. midsummer recess on (Japi- dren, sim tan oil and sugges- Judge Lyndon^ R. Schmid the face over which almost ev- she says, “ will be matchir^ Lupton Backing ih e event 'is open to all mem- J'*. ■ tol Hill. Not a thing was stir,, tions , _ ^ ...... ery ------ber^ their families and friends. rilled that “ the/6est interests of gry woman more than 12 years them to the color of a dress. For ring, not even a bill. . In big empty chambers amw children. . . . lie.. with their .. . fa-. old despairs . — are now consld- ., example,------purplewith freckles a For U.S. Pilots Gordon McGowan, past mas- COUNT ON HALE'S TO Full GOP Slate; your From' office to office, each great dins? workmen are ham.-., but he made no direct ored beauty marks to be covet-: purple dress.” tot, k eharge pf entertain s u m m ^ TOKYO (AiP) — Hanoi Radio and marched ipder mmed M> corridor and hall. Senate and mering and cleaning out Wns. ^reference to race,. ed and admired. *' Even though the Lilly Dache ment.' Wilbur Chadwick, mas- eheiiee Plans Primary indicated today that American cort.’’ It said the erowds <^f Ha- House staffs were having a ball. Lest Congress return Mondto officials" at Cordele, Ga., fur-
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 P A G E T H B E B MANCHESTER EVENINa HERALD, M ANCH^tEB, CONN^ THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 PAG E TWO South Windsor Sheinwold on Bridge Bcrdened l:80-0:80-8;88 W. G. GLENNEY CO. ^ Cellist Hit Sat. 2:00-4:lS-6:85-9:08 HATCH B(MJ> BllMMNO High School Honor Roll South dMto Son. 8i00A:lS-6:80AiM In Concert WITH OAimOUS PLA T it PSRWMC ur i TTi " * THtSTM Both lidet viIliimMa 8 The Mgh school honor roll tor Gelineau, David Kltchin, Torbln Gef Sef For Outdoor Living , By AI^ED 8HBINWOLB. NORTH NOMM , By JOHN OBUBEB jf ^iqii don’t mind mixed met* MBHlilSMI the fourth quarter has been an* Loreiuen, Kevin Norige, Thom A A K 7 as Sayers, Barbara Sleeper, Bnino dl Cecco provided the aphors, the secret of winning at V J4 nounced by Fred J. Caruolo, 0 A K 10 98S B l K i r i i r a i Patricia Strong. higtaligfat of the opening concert bri<%e is to Ud a band to the prin'Mpal of the^Mgh KhooL of this season’s Hartford Festl- ^IK and then play the pants off _____ A 98 Honors; Beverly Ballard, 'Su val of Music last evening at W is r BAST KIHMMJIH Seniors san Bogus, Sgramne Castetter, the cards. No Elurppean expert A 9843 AM05 Millard Auditorium at the Univ is more famous for both of these ■ M i m B — . High honors; Karen Barber, Sylvester (Jhetponis, Jean Dux- V K95 V 107«» Bradtord bury, Lymji Brickaon, Donald ersity of Hartford. arts than Mrs. K M Marinis, for O Q74 0 J6S2 Mary KtSesa and MAKE YOUR HOME Offering Tschaikowsky’s many yetirs one cifN Great Brit- * 4 3 2 A 65 MHZNIinHKnE. Myrick. Goodwin, Linda Janicl)Le, Susan “ Variations on a Rodoro ain’B^moflt dfasUngutfihed play- A o u m Honors; Nelda Bkrehers, KarveUs, OyntWa Kozlowskl, PRETTY AS A PICTURE WITH Theme,” the talented ceUist wh6 era Q 62 Steven Bolstridge, Kathryn Jodnne LieFIeur, Donnil Lee., J q » has made numerous ensemble Opening' — three of 8 Booth, Diane Boxer, Diane Also Michael Ixmdon, John O Richard Luman, Sharon Lytm, appearances in the area gai^e a spades. ^ A A K J 1 0 7 4 Brandish, Nancy Burke, Patri performance which was • really Mrs. MarlniB leaped to ^ ' WmI EXTRA cia Capano, James Creagan, Sandra Myrick, Linda Shaffer, notable. He played with a cer clubs to keep the bidding sim^, Pus 1 0 \ Pms. OOIXIR CARTOON Helen Curtin, Ruth Daley, Mau Ruth Sharp,, James Sills, Deb tainty and musicality which pie. Making thi alani was not reen Dragone, Kenneth DUbay, ra Smith, Andrew Tripp, Janet might weU be envied cellists ^ t e so simple, STARTS WED. — “MUNSTER OO HOME Victoria Dubiel. and Stuart Yonika. of wider rejiutation, and was vvould be easy to try the Hurd. Freshmen POST and High honors; Sandra Alpers, recalled again and again by the tiuffip finesse first and the heart W lH^ you can play 1h«. canMs Also Richard Lane, Kathryn Sandra Antonowlch, etiise Do- delighted audience. finesse later, relying on one of Itce this, you can atford 6b be a L ^ o rte , MaryAFrancis Litwln- gush, daudette Ohagnon, Kath Bandra Wrufbel, soprano, w a ^ finesses to work. 'When both frisky bidder. Tonight — 1st Run Plus as, Robert MoAmieny, Carolyn also heard as a soloirt during fail, the slam Is down, but ai Aaily Questton _____ I Top Co-Hit—Both Color Miller, Vivian Page,. Ronald St. ryn Dutoiel, Linda Dux, Hilary the evening, presenting a per- jgast you have a reasonable ex-"' ; Fartaer opens wltii one dia- Cyr. Diane Salonla, Larry Hawkins, Jeffrey Holcombe, tormance of Beethoven’s “ Ah, ©use to give to your partnerr moind, and tlie next player paaa- Schwartz, Paul Sheldlck;'Nadia ’ThomM K o n ^ y ^ , S i^ a n ^ ^ - Accentuate the beauty of your home. Ideal for boundary lines perfido” which likewise pleased gjnee Mrs. Markus is just as nmn, Susan Staiger and Kethy RAIL FEIKE ^ea- Too hold: Spadee, 0-4-8; /"Ihe'SlSbirethatgetsyou whereyou bii^! ’’ Wasylenko and Gary Xantho. and floral backgrounds. See our sample sections on display. the audience; moat of whom cavrtious in. the play as she is' Urban. Install'It yOurAelf and save! Free use of post hole digger with Hearta, A-Q-8-S; Diamonda, ^ Juniors were probably familiar wite her bold in the bidcKng, she found None; Qubs, A-K-J-10-7-4. ---- Honors: Audrey Beeler, Pa 5 or more sections. work through, numerous ktcal g, w «y to make the rtaan with- High honors: Ronald Dayton, tricia Cahill, Linda Chapman, Wbat do yon aayT Barbara Faust arid Mary Ann appearances. out risking either finesse. Answer: Bid two duba. Tou Kathleen Delaney, Katgleen De- Hoff if Linkd, This scene and (^ria was de- tjijjg English expert took the would jump to three clubs if Nlcola, Bruce Dennis, Mark' a n d t a v l Honors: Marlene Cavanaugh, Hvered with dramatic intensity fij.gt trick in dummy with the pieuriner had opened with one Ellentoerger, Roger ,E,varis, Kenneth Cook, David trinse, . An explosionrf.eij fire, fanned by stiff winds, raced through thte sprawling, 300- and excellent Intonation, but the of spades, discarded two heart, but the hand Is hot quite Ridhard Faust, Deborah" F w -“" ’BoVDidiget I>iane Dodd, Deborah Falcone, room Ocean View Hotd on Block Island yesterday, reducing the historic land soloist’s iowefr registCT is ■ in- hearts on the top diamonds, apd good enough for an immediate ghetti, David GroAei, Barbara linda Ijavoie, Rebecca Nieder- mark to a charred mass. Firemen battled four hours but it burned to the adequate to the demands of the ruffed a diamond wUh the ten jump when partner opens In Jiarvls, Peggy Ka'rkowsiki, Nan music. Moreover, her diction clubs. When boQi opponents S Wrong KunibeT! werfer, Norman Olmstead, Ro your Void suit. cy Kuehn, Jdaigaret Linko, foundation. (A P Photofax) . was pretty, bad in a ’ language followed suit, it was dear that Copyright 1946 berta O’Neal, Jeanne , Ota, John Lqngo, Kent Luman, Ju (Italian) generally OMWidered to (jje d ia m oi^ were going to General Featnrea Oorp. {"\COU*fc»IW iii^ Sherry Phipps, Peter Romeyn, dith Nelderwerfer, Diiriald Pe- INJURED BQY DIES be the mo^ singable of any break normally. Joyce Spencer, Sherry Strohm, degimas. Old Block Island Hotel PROTECTS-ENCIUSE^^ \ u m • STAMFORD (AP) — A nine- tongue. Hidden Entry Judith Weiman, Sandra- West-,' Also Alton Parks, Patricia The ddigtvtfiiUy chosen pro The next step was to lead the brook and John Zagorskl. year-old Stariiford- boy died 7 Dmte at KDtKDOW Remlinger, Anthony Sheten- Burned to the Foundation gram also included part of four of dubs from the South “B o y il^ I Got A Sophomores siky, Alane Silver, Sharon Wednesday of injuries he re- HAND SPLIT RAIL FENCE Baxah’s First Brandenburg Oon- hand. West stepped up with the lONirCK ...... ceived June 26 when he was MILLER’S "Wrong N ^ b e r * High honors; Nancy-Ooughlin, Skiedrior, SiheJley ’Tomplkins, BLOCK______ISiLAND, R. I.''(A P)- and a detachment from the USS a car. oerto and the PuJoinella Suite queen of dubs and returned a Sharon Creagan, Steven Fan^ by Btravdnaky, the latter of Shown Ist'^ach EXIdie Viklinetz, Cynthia Za- ipjjg- 94-year-oid Ocean View Ho- Hartley, a Newport - based de- Austin Sabata Jr of 14 Corbo spade to the queen. RESTAURANT fkSszi, Dwight Footer, Christine giQraki and Susan, Zim m em ^. tubbed’ the “ Queen of the stroyer wiMch sent men ashore jj, Stamford Hos- 10' SECTION. fered several Seasons back by Mrs. Markus led the seven of MEmiim E verang Exc!ept XO E. OENTEB ST. - -Atlantic Coast” in its heyday with pumps. .nital. *4.40 *4.70 Robert Brawley and the Festi dubs to dummy’s nine, thus Fri. and Sat. m s bqen destroyed by fire.. The hotel was on the east side hadnin path ^ (AP PhotofaX) val Orchestra when these sum fiiiding a hidden entry to dum FEATURING TOira AND SAVB DELIVERED WIBISI TMrty guests and 12 employes of the Island overlooking the At- by Harry WWte- 2 RAttSi 1 POST n !The dqppHy dreased “ GF’ at left emerges (right) as pretty Lynn Smith, wife mer concerts were held in my. 'This put her in position to FILET MIGNON and •M«.HanDNRBit I PER SECTION BROILED LIVE LOBSTER Service Discharge Easier escaped without injury Wednes lantic Ocean. Most of the build ley of 3 Warwick Lane, police iof L L ^ g a r L. Smith of the 82nd Airborne Division. Mrs. Smith agreed to Blooimfield. ruff a diamond with the ^ c k of EVERY NIGHT This p»articular Bach was new clubs, day night when the huge, 336 - ing had been unused in recent reported, 3-RAH. ALSO AVAILABLE aid her huBband in his effort, to impress reserve officers on the importance ■M Fun Conns room hotel burned to the founda years. o f pieiMarefdness for any situation—even a pretty girl diisguised as a soldier. at these concerts though so with the diamonds thus estab- For Sole Surviving Son^ oammoniiy offered that I have gebed, Mrs. Markus drew the tion. ■ __ CooktaD Jong since forgotten how many i^st trump with the king of- dubs ’The hotel was built in 1672 by OPEN LUNCHEONS EdMsm Sman Pweott , WASHINGTON (A P )—The regulattona be disseminated at jjicihoias ^aU, a Block Island NFW New Training Technique / times 1 have heard it by aknodt and got to dumniy with the king Defense Department has opened earliest practicable date.” native who made Ws tortune in eveiryane from the Boston Sym- of spades to discard the queer* the way^tor hardsMp discharge action, _ a ^ P e n ^ n
...... p a g e f i v e ^CHESTER EVENING HERALD,' HANCHEI^TEB, CX)NN., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1&66 _ew.*e— ***"**row*p||**Wi^^*n^"™^^^** Peter Burns, Itarry Willette and BIANCamSTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX>NK«, THURSDAY, JULY 7,1966 Million Veraon David MoOormaOk. WANT TO SPCNO A PEW > A G E F O im The following boys received Iloffa Gathers Power Fortune Just the Silver Award: John Mc- FASCINATING HOURS IN THE CWPgl? Bolton Sykes Students Presented Devitt, David Ignatc^tz, Ver THCN VISIT THE BLOOMFIELD ANTIQUE Obituary . for a Moment non Stein, John Bpnney, George ME A Takes Dispute Lucerinl, Marshall Myers, Tom Nelson Quiti^ Is Promoted; On Teamster Throne SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — Academic^ Athletic Prizes Carruthers, Gregory Caravella, For five days Mrs. Ujia ’Tingle FLEA MARKET , MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — and Dusty has time and age on Sam Harris, Brad Mosher, Joe of suburban Northbrldge had John Giulietti Ms side,” this source said. The Sykes Junior High oC both the basketball and^ bwe- Calaci, Mike Farris, Larry Town Starts Annual Report James R. Hoff a,. Teamsters un the largest private bank account T o Three Arbitrators Hoffa, after wlmilng a pay School’s annual awards aseem- ball teams, was Osignon' and Crtiig Rothman; Sunday July IOUib 12 Noon to 8 pjUe ion president, gathers all possi in Australia — $40,000,441.39 — The Manchester Education Association, unhappy with Dies; Dev^oped INelson Quinby MI of Rta. 6 raise from $76,000 to $100,000 a bly was climaxed this year with year's outstanding athlete, his Donald-Case received an award Sponsored by Beth Hlllel Synagogue ble remaining strings of power and. (lid not know it. a $^,000 salary increase unanimously voted by the and dlA has been appointed as- year and the authority to ap « the presentation of the Whitlock name has been inscribed on the as the Out.stnding Physical j^d'U- THE LOCA'TION — Approximately 1095 Blue Hills Ave. Tracer Court into his hands today before cer point .Fitzsimmons as his 'suc Her fleeting g ^ foitane ^^^^g excellence to eight continuing trophy, cation Student of the year. Extension. (FoUow The Signs) board at educatipn last nifht—^the same increase i^ sistanlt principal o f the Saonuei cessor, WiU ram through tioday.; cently rejected by the MEA—is taking the salary dis- tain re-election to a five-year came ro Cfommon^ seventh grade students. Donald Case won the trophy Several thoosand interesting and worthwhUe Items will be VtetNOM — John GiuHetti. B. Webb Junior High 'Schodl term he might have to finish in another resolution preventing on displayt and for sale by 50 Dealers from throughout Uhe IDBA. .today designated ------78. of Kdly Rd. and Flagler in Wetbeiefield, where be' has prison. the union from kicking him out A rea Vi^riather ball player. Larry Russel re WINDSOR BLOCKS (AP) — New England and New York. ^ Jam M P . Sbidler at Hartford as a{)|>rovad, they are entitled to BMKh, Fla., developer of Ver , Then, Teamsters insiders say, tor any past offenses that may Its arUtrator sind sent a letter ta u g ^ science for .the past three ceived the award as intramural Morning^Hlliowers and thunder Food Bar Open Tiiroaghout The Day it. If they don’t sign them, non Mobile Home Paxh, died begins the waiting game to see land him in jail, to ttio aCbool board infomninc years. / ping-pong champ, and . the showers will give way to partly ttiere is a question as to wiieth* late yesterday afternoon at who emerges in the power This resolution says no elect Admission 7^c but with this ad, 2 for $1.25 them at Ms arbitration inten- Quirhy graduated from Mto- ”Globetrotters” were awarded sunny skies, warm temperatures er th^ are ^titled to the ex Manchester Memorial Hospital. Struggle certain to follow if Hof- ed union officer can be removed „ v . s « chester'High school ih 1956, re certificates for winning the and less humidity in Connecticut ' tlons. tra money. Mr. GhiUettl was bom in Italy te loses his jury-tampering and from office'except tor “ actions tellers Iroklng at me surrop gty^jeg; and Jane Thompson WILLIAM P. SPEAR - Show Diraetor The Isttar In part reads: “The ceived Ws BS ar'WSWmantic play-off in the intramural bas today, the, weathermanj,say6. Sept 10, UM, and came to mall-fraud appeals. occurring during their current tiously. I went over a ^ asked Bradford Mosher, mathe- unresohmd issues , . liMtaide the (State OoSege i n / l ^ and U s ketball league. Members of this The U.S. Weather Bureau says Rocfcviae M years sgo. He was Leading candidates are F’rank term of office.” them why there w m a delay. mntics ' dii^greement over tbe MSa’s MIA in education adndnistra- team were Robert B^pBe, John a cool' air front will bring the 12th Circuit a rigger and steel worker snd Fitzsimmons, whom Hoff a has Since this will be passed be “ A teller ask^ me^whether I winners were each pre- ’ request- that the board of eAi- tion from .the University of Oon- Constine, Lenny ^hScio, Mike partial clearing and less humid at one time worked at the Al handpicked to succeed him; fore Hoffa’s re-election it would had made a d ^ s it recently ^ ^ certifl- ' cation and the MiElA ap|>eal dan jyMtiTig MlBs, TWoottviUe. necticut this Jqne. Hit is con-' and I said yes $M.46. ^ ^ North, Mark bfegus, Donald conditions to the state this aft Court Cases Harold Gibbons, ^Hoffa’s fonner prevent- the liniqn from remov Milanese, G »i^ Argiros, Robert Jointly-to the town board of di- He nUred several years ago- tinuing course work toward his ing him because of the 1964 con "He then asked me whether I . ernoon. ■ ■ chief aide until a bitter personal had not made a mistake and First priro in tae junior h i^ Daley, Kan Maselek, Joe Calaci recton for a, restoration of $100,- Survivors indude Us wtfe, sixth year certifiqate at the ttni- victions that led to his impend Humidity fs high this morning 000 to the board budget for break and Einar Mohn, who and jim Foley. MANCHESTER SESSION Mrs. Into Neri Giulietti; two- versity. / . narrowly missed the top job ing 13-year, prison sentences. deposited 40 million dollars in- « f ’h ' and will lower rather slowly in RENT t90Sd7, to maike possible the ini- “ jointly with Rockville High Jem'bers of the baseball imdday under a relatively light Joe Gust, assistant family re sons, John J. Giulietti of Ver While teanWiig at Webb Jun when H ^ a succeeded the jailed The convention also created plementation of the salary “ Unfortunately the mistake School in late May wrot to Shar^,^^^ certificates were breeze, (fooler and drier air lations officer, asked that a 90- non and Ubro Qiulietti of Flag ior High, Quinby was a curricu Beck in 1967. the. new post of general vice •;uiuonunaieiy uie jiuaianc ------,,1 nnir''team .riven A Completely Safety . schedules previouidy recom- day sentence given Richard Ol- ler Beach; a daughter, Mrs. Vin lum consultant and trial teach was the bank’s, not mine. Their °n Steve' Beerwonth, Greg Berger, will be felt tonight, with Friday AilNthree are among 13 team president, which Hoffa has re machine had added a row of Gordon and t h ^ pr^ze to Mar- , mended and to meet other im- brias of Spruce St. be modi 1 . ' cent Omk> f t Ehnlnvst, N-T.; er for Educational Services me. served for Fitzsimmons Peter Burns, Ernest Calkci a warm, dry day. iperativa educational needs as sters vtae presidents maneuver They were "given Checked Car fied and thaV he be released eight grandcUldren 'and... six of We^ Newton, Mass., follow It is one of numerous complex zeros to the balance in my bank by‘‘ Mr7‘Gr'aor‘^^it&k, "head Donald Case, Fr^ Chances are tbat Saturday will ' tecom m em led by the su|Mrioton- Nelson Qutadky i n ing in thCs background of' the from. jail. The sentence grest-grandchOdren. Top Shriner ing teaching methods proscribed current thuridprous support of Changes scattered throughout book. of the home economics depart- Scott Eden, l^ger Fla • ^ g be about the same aa Friday, BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH dent of schools." , modified and an order was is The funeral win be held Satur- by the compsaiy snd reporting to all “oontributow,” the 93-page union constitution "Still, it is nlce^to have been a , Gallup, Joe Jones, A'®*' Krow-, the weather bureau said. Miss Martha White, co-chair Hoffa by some 2,000 convention sued for his rele£ise,^effectiye ia y at 2 pxn. at the White-Gib* Orv«le Findley Rush of Mc- on the results. ' asking for their reports. which Hoffa is rewriting to re multimillionairess — even ' • J. 0,4. SAnaH. 1^®- Gordon McCombe, Jim The weather map ^ows a low man of MiBlA. negotiating team, delegates.. The m istrial arts d ep ^ - wells and Glenn ONE ^IXED FEE today. son SUneral Home, 86 Ehn St., i,ean, Ve., a business executive He_____ is _a/meoriber of Kappa __ meeting, the______finance But, «>me informed;^ sources tain pov^er. though it was' only for five pressure system over ■ northerti said today die felt the MBA Rockville. The Rev. Ralph J. Washington, D.C., aittomeyy Delta Pi/'educational honor so- Mwn^jer^ ftmds from days.” ment’s ^ r achle^ment awar^ schmei^e All of the awards Quebec, with the cool air front NO MILEAGE CHARGE . 1. OllMias was given the Sen- Bay,' ths man who may-Jbe the Outside of death, the only oth for odtstanding shop students, scnmeisse. a “ “ D«inh vrould get a satiatootory sohi- violation KeDy of Sacred Heart Chwreh jg the new Imperial Potintate of ciety, sM the State and n^oh- 1M64I8 budget which will be er constitutional avenue for Hof extending southwestward into most likely successor to Hpffa CONTRACT AWARDED gWen for ablUty, effort and tion’’ toom aibitration. of probation, and has been in wiU officiate. Burial will be in the Nobile® of the Mystic Shrihe. bI scjence teachers association; out durlngrlhe 19064)7 »s fa’s replacement is if he res central New York State. as chief of the world’s blggbst WASHINGTON (AP)—A $63^>-^Achlevement, ■ went to Nell X- The board. In adopting tbe Hertford State Jail since. He (]h-ove Hill Cemetery. He was elected yesterday/dun- Bolton, *1Pete,” as he is ealyear. igned and some high union offi Americo Buccino, physical Most of the shower activity is $264,000 increase, noted that a and wealthiest union is going 842,793 contract for the constcu^- Hoekstra and Glenn Schmeiske, violated his probation by failing Friends may call at the fu ing the Shriner's convention in j^town to Ms friends, I’s a mem- Most of the money is ter late ■virtually unnoticed. cials predict he wiU never do education ■ instructor, named ahead of a wind-change line, PAUL DODGE tion of two fleet'Oilers hM^'been" seventh grade, CJhasJes Kelly salary schedule was needed to support payments’ to neral home tomorrow from 7 San Francisco, CaUf. He will be of the conservation commis- mub, but some, such as the “Keep your eye on Dusty that. Thomas Strano the winner—for and the change of breeze in mid-‘ hire teacfliera for Ine 30WHW family, and was to 9 p.tn. installed tomnorrow. sion, and the Republican Town for town haB renovation In- The revised constitution per awarded by. the Navy^to 3ener- and Raymond Sutyla, eighth the second time-r-of the physi day from southerly to westerly Governor Meets Film Star $300 Miller,” one informant said in forp; Electric grtide. The awards were pre- LEASING and RENTALS ■dxMd- year. arrested tor this; When brought mits a Special convention to al Dynamics, Cor] will probably take place without ------^------, Committee. He Is'naarried fo'tlm vestigation, are lustjust carried referring to Vice President droton. Conn, sented by Louis O’Mara, head cal fitness Gold Award given .373 Main Street, Manchester—Phone 649-^881 Aobiitrataon - stonito Maxes ^ court, h i was chaiged with Gov. Otto Kemer of Illinois, loft, meets movie star Louis DzIedsinsM Sr. elect a neW president only if Boat Diviijion, Ip v..,—------,, , , • ______under the President’s physical any additional showers. The in 7 sen, David Janssen, Coiirad former Baibara ElUat qf Bol- along until the money is finally Murray W. Miller, 50, of Chica /that .although d e d ^ w violation of probation. The ships ^wlll be built at of tho industrial arts depart- coming air rna.s8 origilnates in Rock Hudson during a barbecue held for the na Louis DMeddneld Sr., 69, Janssen, Ronald Pearl, Herbert ton, and is the son of Mr. and used tor Ha purpose. go, the youngest of the union’s both Hoffa ahd FiUslmmons Fatness program. Others re made by the arbltratiora, toey t j ^ OVbrias is now tion’s governors yesterday at a western movie set resigned, were removed from Quincy, Ma»^; The contract was ment. south-central Canada. Hartford, father of Raymond ^jj^ndt and Joseph SylveCter. Mrs. Nelson Quinby Jr, Tanner "Left • over” unencumbered hierarchy. announced Wednesday. Steve Beerworth, member ceiving the Gold Award were are "advisory” and not btnd^ ready to resume supporting his Dziedsinski of 28 Durkin St. and money rewerto to the General “It won’t happen overnight office or died. , to either sida One atbttraxor jamlly, and Uiat he (Gust) had in Hollywood. (A^ Photerfax) The Holmes Funeral Home, St.. Manchester. Jolui Dziedsinski of Tumble- Ftoance Board Fund. The 1986-68 surplus it not is selected by the MBA, ^ letter from a nursery saying ^ 400 Main St., wqs in bharge of brook Dr., Vernon, died 'Tues arrangements, r The boaird of finance is hop- yet knovhi. ^ ^ f Hanoi Indicates day at Hartford H o^tol after tog to get the town report tor The finance board will meet by the two cnoeen by tai© |^>on his release from jail- . ____ • a Short illness. the 1006-66 fiscal year publi^ied July 21 only if it has necessary sad the board. 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' ' -■ i • ' CURTAINS ' SHOP AT^EARS AND SAVE Shop Early for Best Selectlen 26 Cocoe M a tsl4 ” x j f l” 2.19 BATH TOWELS . 2-00 Open Doily 9:30 a.m. to V p.m. — Free Pairing 75 - - - # m Satisftiction Guaranteed or Your Money Book ■ p a g b N im CONN, THUBSDAY, JULY 7, 196» X UANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MAJSfCH^TER, CQNNi» THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1968 ICANGHESTER EVEIHNG C T B A IA FACE EIGHT present,” be eaid. You know. Reples Observe cil of ■oonotelc.AdvinBes—ex- ; A | l v P r t i l i e S f o r W i f e Ilk# a Rkgmrcy plate ten sirvic* presteng llte i»P« that AeWsy takiiv command of . the United States Connecticut ~ or some bosatMUl eutlery.” 25 Years Wed 'Q)te-Blumenbetg had listened eSrsfullr and alslr- Beaumont’# salary to |56 a and Britltei forces now stationed in ing whether he had any reply. Seeks ReSieaded Witman week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rsals si EoFtthtg l|FraUk Germany—Frendii troops are escaping Y an kee biside “Don’t call on me to defend onr only by Pntei^ent (Jjb. Paulle’s decision to monetary pteicies,” Atetity re* 142 Cooper Hill flt. last iilgM JSBBD BY THB„, VEAB BBOOVERED priotiko oo.. m e Withdraw them from NATO command By A.H.O. ^ w iV ic*s> plied sarfloBlteUy. I F i t h Cigarette Coupons eelkbtated their 26th waddiog U BtlMU S^et —is sMTiething more than a pleasant «AN FRAMCHCX) (AP) — anniversary at a dtimar at MU. lEliehijuDcnMrtM. Ooun. the ootporata leodsra as saying. The poverty Oouneil Mon F »totGtn»ow indication of the capacity of Alllte There waa aome Indlc^ti^, ol turned to .other businsBS with no “Ha to prepared to offer hM>^ Anuy Gtopt. lUchasd A. Shaw ttbona T»vam.‘'*(hMhnry. V I IWiSi ^ U l S R. nSRGUSpM But that’s , causing Inflation, \lOMD0N (AP) V flaw book to Ms Alexandria, Va. PuUIslieni - troops to forget Whom they were fight^ the Republican St^W'^ Conven speeifie changes in nwetaltT mote advortlasd iktdny flir a . aeff, pfaw 4,600 cigarette coupons The eoupla was marrtiifl led Oi^ber 1, HU. tbsy went cn, and destroying in ntarriage to a , suitable wtan- Itomo wMh a fOponod bear on Ing 20 years-ago. tion, that the gadgeteers }mA whatever chance the poverty policy suggested, in laeC at thU wife with a dowry o* *-■«> «•*** Ms lap. Tha bmr, a statue, by 6. 1241, in WUliatnSbrid^ ’ery BreoinK Bxcept ft®d«ye stage of the money crisis, there rstte eoupons. He also wards a an. about the saihe age vdio ean It is also a symbol of the fact that got to E. CTajrton Gengraa early program has. pcmptor Bantamino Butano, is N. Y., and have Uvad In MSaR* - Sered »t the Offlc^ et simply is iw easy way to bring redhead. nuMch the same amiOuitt of oou- e« Second Claae MaU the ivictors of that war of 20 years ago and-sold him, in honor of ^ Humiihrey next related that vakisd at M.OOO. down interest rstes and expand “J IMnk this ta'a good bates poisi aa bar down,” Cheater about 20 ydars. Mss. have fallen'into the very i aame trap | he told the businessmen: Baatxnbnt’a ftrat marriage . Gaptain naw , a lagal officer ______—OT RATES greati the money sigiply. . Ite a totnance,” ha ateM. ‘IVx- a in the Judge advocate ganotal’s Raalo to tha tonnar Mazy Paynhia ln»dTeace which has engulfed victors of . other the usual quantity of question- “You’ve eon’vinced me. You lasted eight yaars and ended in fltaeidiard of RoricvUlo. They Yet the fact that the nation’s start it win maan that wa’fl offiae, who own* a Himalayan wars until, in the end, they succeeded gooda have to do your oonvincing over have two ttatnga in oammon — divorce 14 years ago. have two sons, Pto. Sbopbard ICOOtlM '^aennnM******* in breeding them.selves a new war. there. He polntad his finger second highest pul)llc officite sat, contributed |1 to a Humane ICOAthS •an««»**n****o niere were, for those at tha smoking aad eteleoUng coo- “1 like redhaada and 1 moot Sociaty Drive, racaivod a rafOa Raale witiL the U E. Marinf., Cm Honth eeaven********** Allies can not merely seem to forget convention, Gengraa straw hats, next door to the White House, is worried enough to protest, daflnitely warrt a radhaad,” he Corps in Viet Nasn and Carte to the utter amasement of his even in pri'vate, should sotetd an pons.” tiefcat and won tiro bear doiutted ** iniantiiiR o> ~~ whom they were fighting against; they and Gengraa buttons, Gengraa Bsaumaiitt paid tor the tol- said. by BuCaao. Raala a studteit at Bannat Juk- ■wne associated pr ess ^ . also forget whom they were fighting tie clasps and Gengras ash listeners who never before had alarm bell in the White House. Beaumont smokes 20 eiga- kir High School; and a daugh Jbt Aaeoeieted Preee la exclualyely entlUed Tbe question is whether Hum kMrtng classMsd ad: to the uae of republlcetlon of eM news d^ with. And the sad old-fashioned tale of trays. And when these happen hsaid the Vice-President even “ Bachelor, 44. May, stef-cen- rettes a day and has been col ter, nuahath Reals, atoo ait petchea credited to It or not suggete criticism cf tbe Presi phrey will now take bis con Tha aatloB’s ntunieipatkiea edtn -this paper and also the local newa puh- what happened after World War II is ed to be dominating the scene, terad, » tote ?% Incliaa, haa lecting the coupons tor itsarty 10 Bonnet dent. cern directly to-,the presideiit, win have to spend |W union that Russia and the United States, it was easy to conclude Uiat tha daolded ba to fad tiP ^*dth doing yean. Raala Is a ihaanr af dMuy **"aM* of republlcadion of apeclal dl» candidate himaelf and all his Humphrey fin^y turned to an unpleasant task for any bio own eooktng, teateiteg and "Wltti 2,000 oolqxsas wa eoUM to moat sewage faoiHty raquira- patches nereia are also reserved.______aping what Britain and France did af monts the next two daoodas. famed behind the scene man Ackley, chtermra of the Coun VicePteaident hoosekaeping; gat a raidty nice wedding ter World War I, started playing agers from the world of pro power politics against each other all fessional advertising and coun over again. Using the conquered Ger Ereii^ H e r a l d ______seling had fallen victim to the many as pawn and lever and possible fallacy so dear to rank ama PijU service client of ,R;. E. A. Servtee^lne. Publishers R^reaentatlTto — ™ Jbjwa balance of power between themselves. teurs in the political game—the aiflihMm Special Apency — Hew XMk, Chl- Each of us has our half of Germany, and fallacy that if you can get ■apo. Detroit and Soaton. neither rtf us will let go7 and the fact enough gimmicks going for you, Broal S tm t, Maneliesler isg.irniBlt audit BUREAU OP CSRGUDA- a political campaign will run It n O M S . ______that we make a German panzer gen-' f •ral commander of our troops in our self. half of Germany is symbol of the basic But when we measured tha War Toeadajr — 1 P-m. Eogtoy.^_ Diily II to II choice we have made, which has been whole aspect of the convention, we decided that somebody, pre- to prefer to organize ourselves for, or mimalbly Gengn^ himself, had Seif-Serviee Depsrtmenl Store S S » “- ^ ^ ^ against, new war rather thin to make been exercising some common a peace for the old war long since fin- sense resttelning hand on the isiied. gimmick side of the axpendl- r. war 7 If, a few years from now, tiie United tures. States and Riuwia wake up to find that There were, for Instance, only some escclting new kind of Germany has some 15 Gengras girls in evi WhafW A €k*d TIreT juirt reunified itself, and is busy arming dence at the convention, and itself, let %em not levy the traditional such a limitation in . numbers MR. AND MRS. ROBERT J . COTE The viewpoint of ttu tiN indwrtry ta blame on the German character, or the was definitely on Indication of common s^nse proportion. Ad- The marriage cf Mtos Petsy cessories, and a corsage of the currmt eontroveiwy over tlta qual- Bnissian tradition, or the national love ^ ' ity and govermneat oontpol waa eocprww- -vance speculation would easily Ann Btumenberg cf AsMaird. white eama^oska tipped with of unthinking discipline. Let them take pink. The bridegroom’s mother pd raoantly by Bdwin H. Soimecken, dl- have agreed, we think, on some Wto., to Robert J. Cole of Bol- blame upon themselves because, wore a bkra suit, riatecliing ae- . leetor o< corporate fanning for tha much larger number as a sam having every reason to be aware of such ple of the way Gengras would t ■ V ■ X-4 i ' ■■ FACE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, llANCHESTER, CONNv THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING^HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN^ THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 P A G E TEN lere TV-Radio Tonight Fago' 10) lit XCanstield ktat« Training Center. tlnetis” after ’ Workers proved ‘•We’ve bad gbqd support* in [tbejnsblvis by working for char- Deposit by JULY 8th. town but the program is ex liUes and accepted suboontracts, panding.. More services are. T elevision {Though w ork 'ls- stUl done for needed and we wt^ to give • charities, rebardotes now are ■MB gATmmA*Tt *V WKiag''|ftMB OOH?UBni USTOfO them recreation along with 'earning inoney. training,” he added. 6:00 { MO-lS-aa) Mmvi® (93) Square Danoe „ J As FendpU put It; "We’re not 8) Hike Dou^aiKlas (40) Peter Jennlnca, V f i w t Workers now bring their 7:30 (24) French Chef ___ {going around as a charity but 12) Herv Grlfhn lunches to the workshop, locate^ aO) Mackenzie's Haiders (1JO9M0) Daniel Boone (C> EOm from JULY 1st {as a business.’’ 30) Three Stooges ( &904qS BatmaD (C) at -ae School S t, In the old- ( S-19) ’the Munetera r r t T i 11 Mrs. Sumvan reiparked, (40) Liloyd ThazUm trade school, but Fendell plans 6;a0 (30) Whlrlybl^ \ „,„;‘''rt>ey’ve'comc a long way and (90) BrtUsh Calendar to serve lunches soon. He ex- (40) Dennle. Henace • we're quite proud of them.’’ 6:46 ( » ) Peter Jennlnga. News 8:30 (24) The Fourth EMate 6:00 (20) Navy Film ( 3) My Three Sons (O >re assembling. packa^ng. Workshop (18) Digest (10-92«» taredo (C)^ ^ (30) Seahunt ( 8-20-40) Henry Fhyfe (C) mm. -■wrapping, salvaging, stuffing ^ kitchen set. (2B) Rodey and His Frienda 9:00 ( 8) Bewitched 'and T*'® workshop now has sub- (. 8-40) Newa, %>orts. Weaitoe ( 3) Movie (24) What’s New? (24) Sports of the Week ; A $28,791 grant from the Of- contracts ^ the follo^ 6:16 (40) , ,rfoot 9:30 ( 8) Peyton Place , _ iflee of Economic opportunity®«"^P®nies; Oieney Bros.. H art- 6:30 (10-2 I) Huntley-BrinMeT (1 0 -2 ^ ) Mickle Firm’* (O ' i . ■ (C) (18) Subscription TV I ® has been secured to tod the (24) Great Society 10:00 (10-32-30) Deaii Martin (O) Ui.Newsbeat ( 8) The Baron ((?), town’s new Foster' Grandpar- 3) Walter Cronfclte (O 10:30 (19) Eye on NFT. ente Program. The money has Manchester Memorial 8) Newswlrc 11:00 ( 3-8-10-20-22-v30-fO) New*. not arrived yet, however. -H^pital. J(18) HollyArood Backstage Sports, Weather (20) This Is the Life (12) Newsbeat The program calls for the workshop, first located 6:46 ( 8) Peter Jennings, News 11:16 (10-30) Tonight Show (C) at the Bunce Center, Olcott St.’, 7:00 ( 3) Dittle.st Hobo . (20) ABG .N T^ife 'V v r hiring of 15 men and. women, (24) What'.s New? (40) SportsXFlnal '• 60 or older, who need addition- when - It was , started ^ in 1965, has (22-30-10) News. Weather 11:90 ( M ) Movie (20) Mr. District Attorney 11:28 i40) (Checkmate •*% al income. They will be paid »l"®® r ’,.,,. ( 8) Twilight Zone 11:30 (22) Tonight Show (O f’ J- i-f , $1.36 an hour to work 16 hours ^^® (18) Subscription TV (18) Vintage Theater " IS. a week wlt#i the retardates. tors appreqn ^ed $4 0()Q to (10) Wanted (12) Movie 7:16 (30) Sports Camera 1:00 (40) Ate- Force Ffltn > f m The .workshopT program, en ovate the trade schools base ment and the workshop changed tering its .second year, is spon- sored by the Manchester Asso- sites. The program was started by R adio elation for the Help of Retarded ^ MAHRC. ’ (This Hsting Incdnles only those news broadcasts of !• or II Children Inc., and run by the town (Officials, civic organiza- * •’ . . mlnuto length. Some station* carry other snort newscast*.) r Manchester Parents Association tions, state and federal- agen «> v - for the Help of Ret-arded Chil cies and a vtxsational grant by TrQBO—^U6S 7:66 Yaidcee* vs. Red Box dren. - 10:20 Dial 12 ^ , w the Office of MenUl Retard^ |;00 ^ ^SStasST*® 12:16 News, Sign Off It i« financed by three main 'r r ,n tion, . State Department of i:06 News. Sign off ' TTflC—IMS sources— a local t o d drive, the 6:00 Afternoon EdttkHi . i I ' Health. WBCH—sis 6:00 News, Sports. Weather State Division of Vocational Ed- Shortly afterward, the State 5:00 Hartford Highlights 6:35 Americana 8:00 Gaslight 7:30 News of the World 7 ucaition, and the Office of Men Division of Vocational Rehabil 13:00 Quiet Hours 7:66 Red Sox re. Yankee* ' A tal Retardation of (Connecticut. itation reoogrnized ,the workshop WINF—123* 9:40 Nightbeat B:00 News 11:00 News, Weather. Sport* Fendell sadti that although lo- ^ rehabilitation center and 5:15 Siwak Up Hartford 11:30 Art Johnson cal organizations and business purchased rehabilitation serv- 6:0(1 News. Sports WPOP—1 4 » ■ have donated money and need- j^es for area retardates, 6:46 Lowell 'Thoma* 5:00 George Brewer V 7:00 World -Toplght 6:30 Ken Griffin ' , ed workshop materials gener- a certificate has been issued 7:15 Frank Gifford 10:00 HoUlne Wwkers »ss«nble small parte released to the workshop as' sub-contracts from area companies. ously, the program still needs to the workshop by the Wage 7:30 Harry Reaeoner 12:00 John Sherman ’ more money to function. and Houts Division of the U.S^. I He explained that every year Deparment of ' tabor accredlt- A Warm Atmosphere the workshop’s books end up in ing and accepting the alu^ as a the red. member in the National Associ- Golf Pro One of Two STORY By BOB COLBY JL He pointed out that ft costs ation of Sheltered Workshops „ PHOTOS By JOE SATERNIS $3,(XX) a year for each patient and Homebound Programs, Inc.^ Manchester’s sheltered workshop, the only one in the Workshop Director Norman Fendell shows a worker her ev^uation record dur Held in Stock Frand i i f i area, is providing 15 of,,the town’s mental retardates ing a counseling session. with something hai-d to come by in an institution—a . _ Tolland HARTFORD (AP) — Two Iversen alleged that he made a Bridgeport ■ men have been false claim for $74,0(X) against ^ warm, interpersonal atmosphere. the assets of the firm after It ay- ceived. quire a sense of accomplish- Sulldvan,. the workshop’s super- Co., Inc., in-Monroe, and Daniel common stock when they were ment by working and earning visor, and Daryl ^Morriseette, ers may pay the fitU amount U The Holy Name Society has announced, that a trailer will F. Laiwl*, once the vice presi actually receiving stock issued money, her assistant. they prefer. be parked In the church park dent and director of the firm. in Lawler’s name or held in bis The work and money are pro- They, along with part-time Payment of- the fii^ half lo ' i. mm mm ing lot, hegijming Sunday, to The Indictanent alleged that direction in escrow. J due July 1, and a penalty will vided by about five area com- volunteers Richard Wehmann, collect bundled and tied papers. Iversen and LUwler made false u ' be applied to bill unpaid after The indictment charged the 'j'" panics and organizations who Mrs. Eleanora Mohr and Mrs. The Holy Name Socl^ will claims in order to get buyers stock was offered for $3. a share . Aug. 1. The Secontl hal;[ pay farm out subcontracts to the Frederick Tedchman, instruct receive Oomiiniunion In a bddy at for the firm’s stock. and that investors were told they ment is due Jan. 1, 1967, and is i workshop and pay proportion- the wtirkers and hefp them the 7 a.m. Mass Sunday. The firm manufactoed elec- "wolfld be part of an inside ately according to the retard- wbtk to their capacity by en- I payable until Feb. 1. After Feb. trcmic and radioactive devices > Ttoe R ev. Mr. Curtin also has group getting in on the gpotind ale’s production compared with couraginjg ea ch ' worker’s abdl- , 1, a penalty will be'levied. announced that Confessions win and went Jntq^ involuntary bank floor of a corporation whose S i ® ■ No bill will be sent for the ' that ^ a normal worker’s. Ities. now be heard at the conles^cmal ruptcy In February 1963. Stock wotdd. be selling at five Fendell’’ explained that time , Ai®° working part-time is second half payment, which* to In the tranBcept, and la retjuest- In addition the iiMhotinent said times the one doUar current pC- studies are performed on all Raymond Thompson, a town ? part of the present bilU (ng parlsMtmera next to ait in the Lawlegp had falsely statficL ’that fering.” ~-i Mrs. Bugtoee will be at the jobs to determine this produc- fireman who serves as an agent trailaoept pewa during confes- basbb^ atara Yogi Berra of the -Jpe ReicUtor, a well known U tion ratio 1" obtaining subcontractors, and I town hall Saturdays during Jtdy alons. Oonfesatona are heard Sat New York Meta and WWtey former Associaied Press sports The workshop’s main concern ; from 9 aan. to noon; Wednes- urday from 4 to 6 and T to 8 Ftord of the New Torit Yankees writer, identdffled in the in is to train .worLrs whose ages students who provide re^eation j days from 9 a.m. to noon and pmu were Investors bi BUectro Op- aftemooDB dictment as one of. eight inves "jf'S rangp^d from the teens into the ------■ ’ from 1:30 to 3 p.m.; and Aug. 1 Deon’a List ttoed DeveHopmesnt and R e tors who were tinted, in the and serve as “social contacts.’’„ forties, and place them in com ^ from 9 Am. to noon and 1:30 Miaraha Rager, 23 WllMe C9r- search. alleged fraud. ‘"Ihe retardates look forward Lawler, 46, was identiified as^ I munity jobs. He said that there « to 8 p.m. cle, is one of 30 studenta bn the ■ RelcWer, of Roelyn Heights,"^ are now workers who have pos- to their (the students) visit all ^ She will be available at other dean’s list for the spbond haM a goM pro at the Rock Ridge' week long,’’ Fendell ^observed. tiountry CMb In Newtown, where N.Y., Is now a public relations sibilities of such jobs. reasonable times at her home of the 8ch(5ol year ■•4t the Uni aide to Basehall Oommissioner The workshop’s physical, lay for the pest 14 years be has The town’s educational coor { on Mountain Spring Rd., except versity of Oonneptltsut school of WUliam Elckert. He reportedly out is conducive to working 5Thursdays and Sundays, or may Fine Arts.’ / given go« advice to m|m y pro- L dinator, Sidney Cohen, ex Each worker has his own desk fe^onal basbl^ players, in bought 1,000 shares of the stock. plained; “When they (tbe. re •'b? oaHcd for an appointment. Richard ^'P^dnter, partridge Other Inveatois mentioned in and about 20 large windows lin- a Taxes -op automobiles must Lane, padb, the dean’a list for cluding such stars as Joe Dl- tardates) reach the point where Magi^o, TWs Speaker; Ted Wll- the indictment bought as many „ . - V., T ^ ii*g one side of the 2300-aquaxe ■' be paid by>ug. 1. After that work 'fluting the second semes rectangular room permits Mams, iMickey kfenfle,^ and Mau as 12,000 sbares, the Grand Jui^ date, the State Motor Vehicle ter the Uhiyerslty of Oon- to the community.' good lighting and ventilation. charged. Richard Wehmann, a three-day a week workshop volunteer, supervises the Department will be notified and nMfbxit’B School ^^togineering. ry Wlito. Bail wsa set at |6,opo for Iver According to Fendell, “Most At Mie end of the room is a Iversen and Lawler were each sembly o f small electric sewing machine parts used by Engineered Metals. “ no reglstraUons v^llj>e renewed Sooreboort.^ of the retardates are train- small office which serves Fen indicted on six oounte of mail sen and $2,600 for Lawler. No alble. W e’ve noticed' from daily until the tax has been paid.. , IMenfa SofiDball League gamee date was set for their appear- dell, Mrs. Sullivan and others. to be . played, tonigbit at the -fraucL work records that the 'vast ma-. The taxes are computed on An adiHtioaBl count against ano* in court to cntcwpleas. Fendell noted that they’re Amlbt field are Rockville Weld jority of cafes show a teriffi'c cisamped for office space but the October 1005 Grand List, increase in production.’’ ; because of the town’s change- ing VB. Bouchard Fbundationa , that expansion is planned. ■ and Bill’s Auto parta va. ooun- He pointsjd out that ■ one of The workshop becamjg a.“ bus- over to the uhlforan f^ I'/c; ■>( v V ' ■ , y , . ■ . . , THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 >r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JTJLY 7, 196g Pagejs 13 to 24 PAGE TWEI.VB Section Two THURSDAY, JULY 7,^966 the Americans would, find Wm, Leader of Cong Platoon Showing the others that He w a s South Windsor aotually captured. Give The Children A RedI Thrill!! B ash o re sent two piatoone of PONieS DIEUVBRED TO YOUR DOOR" 185 BeMet Pupils Was Waiting to" Surrender troope baxAt with'Det’s wife and Tiling Honor Roll she showed them where Her FOR BIRTHDAY FARTIES, PICNICS Council Approves Start of Plans . CHI, South Viet Nam his hamlet but there were too husband was hiding. . AND BAZAARS '/ Earn Quarter Honors (AP) — "He couldn’t show us many other Viet-Cong around. When the U.S. troops entered C A U 649-8101 A N D A SK f6k "FOP** Lists 189 Students enough.’ ’ , "When the time came, he sent’ the area, Det ran out quickly / Bennet Junior High School has n a m ^ 185 studehU For Town Hall on Wapping Site Lt. Ool. Boyd T. Baahore of his wife out and she contacted a and showed the A-mericans the Illing Junior-High School has named 189 students to to its honor roll for'The fourth quarter marking pe Vietnamese army pfficer-lln Hau hiding places of other Viet “ Gentle, M ^ u m and Spirit 1 Morses for Repi T\)led6, Ohio, a battalion, com According to Your 1 xperienoe.” its honor roll for the fourth quarter. The seventh grade riod. Seventy-three of the honor students were in thi The town- council last night 'barni and one tool shed, $750; be taxable, however, and will mander in the 26th Infantry Di Nghia Provlncg. Cong. Eighteen finally were tak- placed 67 on the list; the eighth grade, 79, and the seventh'grade, 55 in the eighth grade and 57 in thi aujthorizdd the expenditure of one addition, ■?50,000 (issued to not be added to the Grand List. vision, was talking about a Viet "The officer* came to ,us, say- jen. MoonUirht Ride* on Wed. Night! ninth grade, 43. The honor students are: ninth gra(le. The honor students are: ' ^ . $7,500 for preliminary plans for James Milkde for construction The revenue to the depart- oong platoon leader who surren- ing a Viet Omg was hiding out “ This was a most suocesbJCul Seventh Grade f ' at Tan My village and wanted to effort as far as bringing in pris- - ’ Seventh Grade a new town hall. ^ an-i-addjitionail 30 units for a ment from permit fees for the dered In this area’^S miles nor- Brander, Marline Bray, Lynn Alan Agoatinelli, Peggy Anderabn, Janet Bangaaser, Dl- Surrender. But the Americans bners is concerned,” said Bash? Bruce Arey, fjohn Babineau, A public hearing will be held convalescent home on Main S t.); month was $1,873.60. thest of Saigon. VERNON ChitUck, Joyce Cole, Thomas ' win» Morgan Bantley, (pristine anne Bennett, Janice Bonham, would have to go-out there and qy**. Sandra Bauld, Cynthia Cohen, at 7;1'5 p.m. Jiily 20 preceding one swimming pool, $3,500; one In June 1966, penglts were The Viet Oong, named Tran Cone, Judith DellaFera, Jean Bensen, -Ralph Bemardi,,. Susan John Briggs, Maureen Burk#, get him, to make- it look like a . Asked why Det decided to Joseph Cohen. Gail Czerwinski, the next regular council meet sign, $1,000 (Shepard Indus issued for .(construction -valued wanted to surren- RIDING STABLES Dorchester, Joan Dziellnski, Su Brendel, Robert Brennan, Cher- Christine Clarke, Patrick Col- real ca^ure so the other Viet give himself up, Bashore quoted Susan Dixon, Susan Dowds, Jan _♦__! ■*____ <-•__ «______ya ing, on an expenditure Of $66,- trial Park); and eight Additions at $692,474, including 17 dwell- der several weeks ago, but was san Emmerllng and Roberta relyp Burgess, David Caldwell, let, Joy<» Comber, Donald Co- Cong wouldn’t know he had sent the Viet Oong as ha-ving said: “ I Urite Street — Yemen et Duggan, Ingrida Dzeriis, J a ^ 000 to buy about 11 acres ■ be and alterations $13,525. ihgs vaOued at $294,000. waiting for the Americans to Marilyn Caron, Patricia Cobb, vill, Lynn CXirkin, Lynne Der word for the Americans to pick was sick and fed up -with the Over so Homes — Lovely Trails et Engberg, Carol fcwing and Fleishman. tween Sullivan Ave. and Elling A permit was- Issued for oon------move in,’ ’ A shore said. Also, Kenneth Garrity, Fran ' Barbara Etovldson, Jeanne rick and Janet DieM. “ When we came into his area him up." whole mess. I was thinkji^ of Instniotlohs'Available . • • Kathleen Faulds. ton Rd.,- behind the Wapping slruotion a t the new nuddie Manchester Evening- Herald cesca Gates, Gregg Gibbs, Mar Demko, Donna Deyorio, Nancy Also, Douglas Eichman, Mar Also, Alexandra Ferguson, Community Church, as the »^ux>l on the Pero property, at South Windsor correspondent, about June 18 on a pjwiflcation The plsln called for Det to be my wife and ttoee chiw en. ilyn Gray, MnryeHen Halvorsen, Eddy and-. Paul H. Elsesser. cia Elliott, Lois Else.sser. Ste Richard F(>rde, Stanley Geidel, Aipie Lyons, J»l. 644-8582. operation, he tried to get out of in a certain garden area, when Now. I know they will be bate. Terry Heins, -Bruce Hust, Marcy Also, Susan Garrison, Robert ven Bliah, Delxirah Franklin, Jo proposed location for the build $1,^7,000; the school will not Arthur Guadano, Jane Hubbard, - Juran, Marylou Kansek, Lisa Gay, Lynn Girard, Enes Goian- anne Gut, Etouglas Hansel], Mar ing. Robert Rust, James Jackson, Kehler, Dale Kowell, Tony Ku- gos, EWapne Gray, Carol Gull- garet Helfriok, Janice Johans The coimcll eAso approved a Virginia Jewell, Marjorie Johns, usik and Linda Marchisio. lemette, Thomas Harney, son, Ctorolyn Johnson, Diana resolution desi^dting the site. Rtonai'd Jq>'ncr, Elizabeth Ju- Also, - Carol McIntosh, Doris James Harris(wi, John. Holik, Johnson, Ernestine Johnson, Mayor James ThWwe said, behvillc, Eliae Kloter and Brian Mitchell, Susan Moyer, Martha Kim Hovey, Barbara Hyde, Con Kathryn Johnston, Barbara however, that the resolution did -MoAwley. Mustard, James Naschke, Mar- stance Johnson, Lynn Johnston, Kelly and Janice Krause. not constitute approval for ^he* toeOUNT NUMitS (SANK USK ONLY) Also, William McGovern, Mar nette Ostrout, Christopher Pen- Lynne Keeley, Marcella Kiecolt, -..Also, Kathy Krause, Laura purchase. The land of itself wilT.^ cia iMcKeotigh, Daniel McLen- CONNECflCUT CHARGE CARD APPLICATTOW sdeTo, Leland Potterton, Susan Anna Marie - Mein, Carol Kurtz, Gary Larson, Donna not'aotually be purchased until non, Sally - Anne Miller, Joan P U A U PRINT ALL tMTORMATION RiQUeSTIO MLOW Primus, Gregory Rein, Martha Kraus^, Debra Kurtz, Michael Lawrence, Sheri Levine, Ste after the pUblic hearing. The Mwan, Vir^nia Morse, Paul Russell, Karen Smith, William Lappen, and Ralph Lewkowicz. phen Lewkowicz, Cq-rol litke,' town haus an option on the land. A«K I namkopspowsk liU. VSS r Mioyer, Joyce Newth, Timothy NAME m rULU Starkel, Debra Thirion, Etovid Also, Lorraine’ Lomiberdi, Gary Livengood, Barbara Luhd- Mayor Tlirowe said that the Nicola, Doretta O’Hara, Patri Ware, Charlene Weimergren and Tereaa Low, Nancy Mejcer, \naeg, Robin Neleher, Jani(to proposed town hall has been un iTstJiiiieWG cia O’Neill, Thomas Pantaleo, |*TATB Itipeeei Stuart Wolf.— Lynn Merritt, Thomaa Midbalik, Obuchowski, Elonald Osier, der consideration for a year- MOMBMOSeW and Michael Parker. Winslow Mills, Shedla MSsovioh, Douglas Pastel, M-arjorie Pella, and-®.-half, and two studies Also, Jacqueline Qudn-lan, MeMnda Moore, Jtiyce Moreau, ■Siylvia Pei'la and' Raymontl have been made of proposed David RandaU, Stephen Rls- MOWIANO ATABOVKADOSnSl MAMS OK MONTMec NO«MS Susan C. Nelson, Alan Noske, sites. The recommendations of ^ taqj Roberta Ryan, Craig Damages Minor Pisch. Rtohord Oetway, Carlyle Osier, Also. Cheryl Reinhom, Paula the more recent site study com -, mewN -SaAMns, Martha S F o r T h r U. H rul ALL SALES FINAL \ / OPEN WED., THURS, FW. T ia 9 P.M anti Thi- lli-nl .Si-rvicti BAKER’S FIRST FOR NO EXCHANGES OR REFUMpS FREE PARKING 44.S ii.tinroitit i(D 20 UNION STREIJT—R 9 CKVDULE, CONN. SHOES THAT LAST Shoes I 5 'I' M l I ri{ M ancheetCT648-(>89()--lt^vM te^M ^ y -■ •'fit-*, ", S' > V . iKt.' / MANCHESTER EVENING HERAXD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 PAGE FIFTEEN FACE FOrRTEEIf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TOTRSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 Vernon Nine Arrested 100-Voice Choir In Sacramento BULLDOZEB, BACKHOE, Despaired for Years, To Sing for Luci New Prefab Wall Coiitinued from Fags One) GOP Readying for Election Negroes^ Deaths aAX3RAMBNTO, CaMf. (AP) DUMP TRUCK disclosed, but the White House Behind Reichstag George Mhhoran, veteran Re- Dramaitista Theatre in New ■ — Nine whites, including six BY HOUR OR CONTRACT said a laige segment would be . publican registrar of voters, is York, T^reckles Now Coveted feet high- Prefabricated sec teati-agers, were held in the city CALL young 'out-of-town friends of BBRiUN '(AP) — The-old, expected to be renominated to In the fall, Sadlak plans to jail today op murder charges in mature woman to believe that Dud and Nugent.„. tions are about five feet long, a continue his research in theater (OonUBwwit from* Pafire One) thick Communist wall behind the post by a nominating com- the sbdtgun deaths of two Negro McCarthy ENTERfRises freckles can do anything to Im- House guests at the WWte foot high and four Inches thick. . mittee named , Tuesday by- design and production technique 6 4 9 r 5 3 9 1 1 iboioiiglity disapliirpves of frec- prdve her. The freckle'fad is a West Berlin’s Reichstag build They' are quickly dropped Into tra i^ e n ta . House will be: ’Thomas G. Oarruthers, Re|)ubll- in Europe. Six young men were arrested W«« u a beauty vogue for jt»t part of thi? whole silly youth Nugent’s parents, Mr. and ing was being replaced today place, one atop the other. Police Arrests 8 A.M/to 5 P-M: ^oan town chairman. Wednesday. Tbree others had any woanati. He U tbe veteran worshipping kick.” Mrs. Gerard P. Nugent, Wauke Crystal M. Plggins of 6 Kings with a new, slick and prefabri said a West Berlin police offi The commiiUe« will present been picked up ^lortly after makeup man who takes' t^ e YetXsuch glamor girls sis Sa- gan, HI., and their daughter-ln- bury Rockville, was \ar- cated wall. cer: "No one will be able to its nominees for registrar, state Tuesday night's shooting in a qut from applying Wa bag ^ manthk Hlggar, Julie Christie, laiw, Mrs. (Jerard Nugent Jr., dimto that wall without help. representative, and 10 justices rested yesterday and charged' oiMRieth: tricks to enterta^ln- , E ast Germ an soldiers Since capital waterfront slum area Doris Day, 'Joan Crawford and San Diego, Calif., who will be a It’s too high and too rilok.” ^ of the peace to a town com with' shoplifting at Hartmann’s menft celetorttles to rush to Tex Wednesday have torn down a' populated mainly by transients. ,.i Katharine Hepburn have long bridesmaid. mittee meeting and' a pae«ty Supermarket on Windsor Ave., as or Washington to emphasize 100-yard stretch of the old wall, The prefabricated waU appar Spokesmen for law agencies been .sporting their specks with The matron of honor, Mrs. ' caucus scheduled' for Aug. 16. Rockville. She is scheduled to tbe best features of the Johnson extending almost to the east or ently is a new wrinkle In what refused to give many details pride. v, James Ray, Hale Center, Tex., The meeting, will be held at appear in Circuit Court in Rock Announcelrient! iram en, .‘"Ihat's different,” say.s Senz. and her busiband. emperor’s gate of the still badly the East Germans call their about the slayings, but inMsted ‘toodern border,” with which 1:80 p.m. at the old city court ville on July 26. 'm there was no racial motivation ‘IPrecWea- Is a part of the "iniese women are swxepted for And these four bridesmaida, damaged Reichstag. Other sol A Stafford Springs motorist they have said fljey will replace roopa in town hall. Members as far as they could determine. glow of youth and should not be their talents. Freckles become a all from Texas: Miss Betty Beal diers were lifting into place the escaped injury last night when .’-^41 the old wall and bathed wire ' will act onithe recommendations They said they didn’t know W e Move|d hidden by the young,” he says. part of the whole famillsir, ac and Miss Beth Jenkins, both of new wall along the exact line the car he was operating left fences that encircle West Ber-' of the .nominating committee, why Harry Brown, 51, and Er “But it is wishful thinking for a cepted personality.” Austin; Miss PiatU MlcGoulrk of where the previous one had CMd Town Rd. tippisd over and^ stood. lin. and may also name others as nest Martin, 42, both transients, Fort Worth; and Miss Warrie candidates if they desire, Cer- went down an embankment at Dynn Smith of San Antonio. Once the seat of the German The Ekist German arm y ■work had been killed by gunfire from JULY 1st / ruthers says. the rear of Clyde Chevrolet. Po AOss Smith, a college roommate parliament, the Reichstag was detail is guarded by other sol two paasing car^. Alvin Karpis Today The oautfis, open to all reg Hce report that the driver, Ylob- Booked on murder charges of Lynda Johnson, lived in the mysteriously burned after the diers, watch dogs and an ar ert V, Fall, 17, was i.ssued a TO LARGER QUARTERS istered Republicans, will be held were Bill Howard Fallon, 23; White House briefly while she Nazis came to power and fur mored car crew. It operates warning for speeding and opera 30 min^ites liter, at 8 p.m., in Tino Padiilla, 19; Timothy Mill TO SERVE YOU DeTTER . . . ! Federal Prison Guid^ and Lynda attended George ther damaged during World behind a portable bathed wire ting too fast for conditions. War n. Reconstruction is not fence emplaced along the actual the Superior Courtroom in town er, 16; Sam Acuna, 20; SCott, Wasbifigton University. i»ll. The recommendation of Hospital Notes expected to be compl®t6 \- \ ■ i O' \ PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTES]^ EVfiNINa HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN^ THURSDAY, JULY 7, ‘Powder Puff IIANCHESTE3E EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., “rtlU R sbA Y, JULY 7, 1966 Colttpibia FOR^ PAGE SKTEEM From Your Neighbor Krtch^n ’ Fliers Arriving Researcli Project^tarted Hot Dogs ‘Iw’ Town Will Share in Area’s In Qearwater Cosmetics . By DORIS Ae UHNG As FoodBargain ■ The strawberry seiuson is at OLEAFtWATBR, Fla.. (AP) — r r s Sdtetioii of i "its height and homemakers, Remedial Reading Program Forty-three planes piloted , by NEW YORK (AP)—When the werywhere are Including them tomperaiure soars, toe sands M e iiic lady fliers In the Powder Puff Most Errors in Hospitals In their menues in a variety of Myron Oollette, superinten- in the exhibition ball July 28, Derby have landed at Clearwat Uggetts Hie Baby Has burn your feet and tee anokA of. and there will be a food sale ways. Mrs. Allan R. (Mary) d«it of schools, told the board er — and another 39 were ex' tee barbecue is about. in toe Crittenden of 2141 Ellington At The Parkade land, it U -National Hot Dog of education Tuesday night that an< pected before sundown tonight.^ a n d Rd.„,.Wapplnjg, has an unusual The arts and crafts and the Two entrants from ftoio MANCHESTER Unknown, Unreported Month. flu ffy Hbnoy Dip th ^ she the town sitoool 'will share in traditional "broom closet” will Food Bioppers' will find toe pilot 'Jean Bonar of Mansfield H c n te serves as a dunking-top for a government grant of $17,000, be in tee exhlfl^tion hall all and co-pilot Patricia^ Colli of UTTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)—It Terms of ^tlie . grant lorlJld tal Sjntsm tor givtag medicine, hot dogs featured ito this month. Been Named. Itrawberries, and a)so as a ■ given to run a remedial read thrrt dfiys. Those who have con Belleville — were the first to is 9:50 pjp. , ' them V» name the boM*tal. At presenti raost hOirMnto Other features will vary wide lo fx t * Hie categories ol errors art: opaimtu under a system that dressing for sliced pin'eappls or tributed to the broom closet touch down Wednesday] in the NUrse X, nearing the end of ly across toe nation. ing ‘program tor area school 1 Omissioo—a dose not given, leaves to nurses the preparing Iruit salad. before are asked to contact- 82-plane race that started in AiaaM, Alleiii Jay, son of Jamea AUeti and Janice her tiring shift, suddenly real Better buys on beef—parUcu- systems. WINDOW SHADES by the time the foUowing dbeS a*d adnrinlstering of dbees a r m M o n d a y s y e a r r o u n d k > Fluffy Honey Dip. The money will be spent on Mrs. Harry Ohowanec, Mrs. Seattle, Wash. KlecMey Arnold, 72 Beelzebub Rd.. Wapping. He w m bom izes it is past the time for a dose larly oil chudi roasts and due. '.. schMuled tor patients. 1 cup sugar a teacher, an aide and equip- Clarence Grant or Mrs. Guy Less than an hour, behind Mrs. June 21 at Mt. Sinai Hoapital. Hi8„mnt^h»al g^andparenU are of medicine for -the patient in' 'steaks, rib roasts, round steak ★ Opm Thnn. and Frf. Nilas fW 9 ★ cup honey WASHABLE 2. Witmg dose—a dose at Under the axperimental sys- and ground boe4—ar* reported ment. Psychologists, psychia- Beck if they have items to be Bonar was a flying grandmoth Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Perr>-. NoHvicb, N.1. His room 3010-E. Vt cup hot water er from Salinas, Calif., Mrs. INTERSTATE ^mndparents are Mr. and Mf». Benjamin Arnold, Philadel least 5 pet cent above or below tom devised by Barker and in toe Miihfdst and the West trists social workers and others picked up. Hurriedly, she plucks a bottle the prescribed amount. HsHer, aH drugs wars dlatribut- . f egg whites, beaten , stiff will orient the teachers to tee Ardell Hipn. phia, Pa. He haa a slater. AHson Joy, 6y Coast. • dash salt 'v AQUA SHADES from the mass of those arrayed 3. Extra . does—one. given ed from a central pharmacy to Steaks/ and roasts are fea goals of the program. Manchester Evening Herald Third in were Hazel Siga- before her—the wrong one. ‘ ijt teaspoon vanilla xfoose, Montezuma, Ibwa, and Knasowald,'^'Marie Aniela, .d^aughter of Walter and more than the number of timee nurses on a doee-l^-dose basis tured in the Southeast and The hot lunch program ac Ooliimbla correspondent, Vir ttn # II Made to Order She shakes two tablets out. % cup mayonnaise ginia M. Carlson, tel. 228-9224. Engaged d ^ lo t Phyllis Ann Barber, ~ ^ «O U w ith Your Rollers FMomena laipacchino Kasaowaki, 54 Hamlin St. She wa.s prescribed by the physician. when each was due. Nortfieast. HOW IN PROGRESS count balance, including income scurries, to room 3010-E, ,iand 4. Wrong form—a dose given Drugs tor injection were pro ■Ihe prices of fresh pork lo(ihs Combine sugar, honey and since February and a balance MiSipn. Iowa. |)OTii Jupet'^S at Manchester Mpfnorial Hospital- Her maternal / The engagement of Miss La Full Line of Custom rouses the patient, Who swal in a manner other than tbeit vided in labeled, , disposable syr- l^tve dropped as much as 4 hot water. Heat slowly, stir from last June, totals $14,891. A solo pilot, Mrs. Katheiin nandlbcAlier is Mrs. Mary Lupacdiino, 152 Chestnut St. .She ring until sugar dissolves. Then Voter Workshop N.C., Sai Ibur brothers, Jooepti, 8, Jcdm, 7, Anthony, 5, and lows the pills. presetibed, suCh as giving in inges; UMeto were in smaH, cents a pound on the West Coast MANCHESTER Expenditures for labor and ma Verne Correll of ainton to Wil- Ann N^s^t, Waxhaw, VENETIAN BLINDS Ijinutes later, Nurse X goes pju form a drug prescribed for labeled bags. boll, without stirring, to the liam P. Atkinson of Manches- came in fobrto. MVteel, 4. and cured hams 3 cents. Bacon terial totaled $14,844 leaving a home. injection.' ■ The experimental system wfis and spare ribs are up about 3 firm-ball stage at about 248- balance of $46. This, plus ^lan Announced . J w.. u..- Under a cofnplicated elapsed- • • • ■ • • ■ OLDSMOBILE , degrees if candy thermometer ter has been ^ “ i " time and h a n d i^ system none l^fftond, Mlehael Frederick, son of Frederick H. and This, a research team reports, 5. ynordered drug—A dose operated tor two months at the centa. "Your Greater Hartford Quality three- month reimbursem E. A. JOHNSON snver^. Is used. Gradually beat hot WASHINGTON (AP) - The ^rento, Mr and Mrs. Lee ,t^„dings niky be. figured A sm (Hrouard Laffond, 32 Hickory Dr . Hebron. He was bom is an example of one of several not prescribed by tee physician. Arkansas Medical Center,, and Egg pricea are up 2 to 8 cents Oldamobile Dealer lor Over 32 Yeara’* from the American Heritage Foundation Correll of Clinton. ^ Barker and Heller repc^ 'pre syrup into stiffly beaten egg PAINT CO. June 23 at Msmchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal types of errors thut occur in 6. Wrong Uihe—a dose given a dozen in the New York area, ait WEST CENTER STREET ~ 648-2411 H er fiance, of 1231A Center St. until toe last plane X ® " jvhltes. Add salt and vanilla. result in a total of $9«, announced today spon.sor.ship of 728 Main St.—Tel. 649-4501 pandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Pamphile O. Girouard, Marl- hospitals ’more often than com'- at least 30 minutes before or liminary results show ttie error but down in Chicago. in the treasury in September. is the son of the late Mr. and grouna. rate was reduced by more than Open Mon. thru FrL till 9 P.M. Cool. The recipe may be varied, a nationwide series of voter ._ — — . — —- bormigti, N.H. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. . monly as^mc,^------after tee prescribed Ume. Butter may be headed higher- SniE! Total receipts in t^^ activity workshops aimed at increasing Mrs. Stewart Atkinson of Man- The researtteers examined half. Itie supply of fresh vegetables Thun, and Sat. till 6 P JMU Mrs. Crittenden says, by using fund were $4,687. Aher expen Frederidc J. Laffond, West Swahzey, N.H. ^ Dr. William, Heller &nd Ken light com syrup In place of political activities at toe grass Chester.' # • • * # 789 instances where medicine Barker and Heller say the and fruits has been climbing ditures, the balance is $276. neth Barker of the University of |ioney and adding one table toots level. Miss Correll is office mans- Bolduc, Lynn Maries daughter of DonaW N. and Ellean- was given. Birrors occurred in program may alrt result in dol- with toe temperatures. 1 The board voted to discwi- Arkansas Medical Center in Lit spoon orange peel 'with the Foundation President Louis- ger of Eddy Associates, dis- or Grouch Bolduc, 116 Benton S t She was bom July 2 at 16 per cent of teem—one out of lar savings in at least two ar- Oahbage leads tee list, alopg tinue a performance bond cov tle Rock detailed their findings mayonnaise. A. Novins said the first work- trict representatives tor Thom- NOW IN PROGRESS Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grrandparents eaeh sevdn doses. , eaS: with cucumbers, lettuce, onions, USEDGWS ering Herbert Englert’s bus E>ec. 29 in a report to a medical 1 A native of Millard, Mo., Mrs. ering Herbert Englert s bus Monday as Register, Clinton. Mr. Atkin- are Mr. and Mrs, George Grosch, Cedar Swamp Rd.,. Tolland. In ^ follow to their conclu- —With aM drugs handled out peppers, radishes, squash and meeting 1n Berkeley, C^if. Crittenden is the daughter of service. The bond was taken Tuesday/in Philadelphia. .<»n is a member of the Town Her pntMnal gpwidfather Is Florian B , • - r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,. CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 THE Manchester Auto Parts NL Champions Powell’s 11 RBIs A L Record Herald Angle By Long-Range Best First Half Ever EARL YOST Moriarty’s Despite Slugging Sports Editor Yankee Coal Four - Year For Dodgers ’ Osteen^ Answer; Plain and Simple NsUoml League Orioles in Split ^Impossible’ NEW YORK (AP)—Take a strong arm, add lots of Answer is plain and simple wfiy^AIanchester doesi pot Reififn Ends pressure and a portion of self-help and you have a Los have an adult baseball program. “There just isn’t NEW YORK (AP)—Boog Powell had his fancy hit Angeles Dodger pitcher. Claude Osteen fits the formula San Franj. . NEW YORK (AP) — Manager enough interest,’’ Wally Foi’tin, progi‘aip director for Drama and "fetcitement DUSTY SOFTBALL Pittsburgh , tingLlllK clothesClUI/liea on,oil, butUUl theme CinderellaVjlimei cim guyK.uy turnedtuwicu outuui. toi-v, be vnal nt perfectly. Osteen won his sixth game by 19th this season, came off relief the Recreation and Park Department office reports. Doubleheader last night saw Los Angeles I^iyy Stahh^who byouRht tlm Kansas City A’s 'home ISlnJ ” e Lv! York Yankees to in the NationalXLittle a one-run margin thi.s season pitcher Don Dennis with two *Tn fact, there isn’t even enough interest to warrant the Sportsman Tkvem best Phlladel. .. just before the clock strucki . midnight. . i. won-lost mark by pext League went right dowB.^o 1 Wedn«8(k.y night — 1-0 against men out in the eighth. It left orgahizing an Intermediate Baseball League for boys,’’ Sealtest, 8-5,. at Charter Oak Houston ... Powell, Baltimore’s slugging the wire last night a Tuesday’s AU-Star game has CSncinnati ^ and he drove in Wm 10 behind Jimmy Foxx who he added. Adult baseball in thi.s irk and under the lights at St. Louis .. first baseman who hA^been on Buckley Field before the Detroit 1-0 in 10 innings, Min turned Into a plghtmarish, the run. ; hit 534 iKsners, second only to City of Village Charm has been M tN ;^ebo, the Independents Atlanta ...... 39 a hitting tear since the nesota nipped (Cleveland 4-3, mathematical impo^ibllity. ■ In bringing Ws record to 11-6, Babe Ruth’s 714. ' dormant for nearly a decade Manchester Auto Parts de Clnoinnaiti .... M beginning of May, tied the feated J.Ioriarty Bros., to annex triminfed.^ Dumas Trucking, 17- Washington swept the Chicago The Yanks' doublbhead^fr set Osteen allowed the Reds just . / • • and Intermediate League play, 12. New York ... 34 American League record by 1966 regular season laurels. The White Sox 4-3 and 3-2' and Bos back bv Boston Wednesday three hits and went 2-for-2 to PIRATES-CUBS— for boys 18 and over has also Chicago ..---- 24 driving in 11 runs in the Orioles' .success snapped the fou r-ye^ A1 Lange,'Don Domijon and ton took two from the New York dropped their season’s record to Roberto Clemente doubled joined the ranks of the de twi-night doubleheader agrainst raise his average to .261 with 12 reign the Gas House Gang en Ron Fillipprie each collected Yankees 5-3 and 5-4. 34-44 and they have only six ceased. Wednesday’s Results the A's Wednesday night. hits in 46 at bats. One of iKis two home two runs • and drove in joyed. Moriarty's, under the two hits' for -- they- Tkvem-----v -...... with games left before the major With no adult baseball, young San Francisco 3, St. Louis 2 singles drove home John Kenne- three more with his 13th homer coaching of-AI Sprpul, won loop ReynoldsVajjd DolK, Zuro But the best the Orioles could ORldLES-A’S— leagues’ annual classic. men, many of whom started out , Pittsburgh 10, Chicago 6 dy, in the eighth inning. In two in the Pirates’ victory. Dona honors in 1962 thrdugh 1965. matched the feat for SeaTte^ do was gain a split, winning the When Houk took over from as Little Leaguers, have turned New York 7, Philadelphia 5 Powell’s efforts In the first of his other one-nm deicsions, CHendenon also got his I3ih The APs^ in winniilg 6-3, hung Sportsman 041 021 x—8 -9 ^ , opener ll-O before Kansas CJlty johnny Keane two months ago, their attention to siow-pitch' TED STAWICKI GARY KINEL JIM CLARK Atlanta 8, Houston 1 game backed Steve Barber’s Osteen who now has three RBI, homer and fourth in as many -up a 12-3 season marl: whfle^the Sealtest 001 0-10 0—-5-8-5 Rockville took the nightcap 9-8 when Stahl the club had won only four of 20 softball. Fast pitch softball, Rockville Manchester Los Angeles 1, Cincinnati 0 five-hit pitching, but he couldn’t scored the winning run. games for the Pirates, a two- concluded with an 11-5 log. Darling and White; Reynolds, slipped into the glass slipper do it alone in the nightcap. The games. Three weeks later they “ This is the best first half I've run shot. like baseball, is now only a Ibday’s Games and doubled home the winning moved ivere within three games of the memory on the local scene. "i^inely hitting and defensi.ve^'^^P*" Gagne, A’s trailed 6-2, then ever had,” Osteen said after play niarked the triumph. ^v New York (Friend 2-5) run in the' 11th Inning — just in the/-®®® m-irk. They sagg^W ,)ater, From this comer, the main ahead with a six-run rally i, gaining his second shutout of METSPHILS— Lyle Ea^nian's relief pitching Each side had two big innings Rocjiville ‘Nine Out to Stop Philadelphia (Buhl 6-4) before a midnight curfew would ^ ' but Houk insisted that his goal reasons for the adult baseball eighth. the year. ”I’ve always pitched a J[ack Hamilton picked up his feattj^red for the: APs. He came hut the ‘Indies had ,the,. most Pittsburgh (Veale 10-5) have halted play. was ” .500 by the All- Star situation being in its current' P.owell pulled Baltimore' back lot beitter the secopd half of the eighth save in his last 11 a;^ on in the fifth irhvipg with the power under the arc ligb tsr'^ ^ cago (Simmons 2-2) . However, neither Stahl’s key break,” deathly state is due to (1.) into a tie with a two-run;homer season than I did the first.” pearances for New York. Eld bases loaded, one oiikand his Frank Lateano and Ron La- Atlanta (Clonlnger 9-7) aLLOs hit nor the A’s sudden role as Wednesday’s first game loss, lack of interest on the part of With two out in the ninth "^fOre Last year at this time Osteen Kronepool knocked in three club leading, 4:;3. He reUTcd the Pointe each came up with three Legion Run for Zone Title Angeles (Drysdale -ID^xhl^t spoilers — they’ve won nine of 5-3 made that impossible. Dal the gifted ball pdayers, (2) like the A’s finally won it in (he- 11th was only 6-10, but he closed with runs 'With a pair of double* for side without ahy, trouble anjl safeties for the indies and Cincinnati (Ellis 5j; at liaf their last 15 against /ror,t-run- ton Jones’ two-run pinch homer lihood of immeiate' service ^aseiman Ray Latiace at .385 Bushey and surprising Gary a rush to finish at 15-15. the Melts, who exploded for four handcuffed the foe^Hj the sixtii\Qlayt Klein added a pair. Bill Following . ■,» , a i. > two - day^ i Birancisco (Sadecki '^•6 or Cjlibr mng Baltimore, Detroit and/ in the ninth inning gave Boston calls, (3) the automobile and aJid, outfielder Gary.. Gott at Kinel, the most versatile— and Coming through with key hits nuis in the seventh Ihning. Phil- frame as well. , B^lkewicz hit safely three times Manchester S Olirush- bon 3-5) aeveland - could overshadow / its opening game victory. In the ejcceilent job opportunities!^ ■370.\Catcher Mark Heller youngest—player with the is nothing new for Los Angeles lie pitcher Jim Bimning was Eastman also was the limiting in fouT ^ips and Dick Mulvey, American Legion base- Only games scheduled. the one-man show put on by « • • ' / nightcap, Carl Yaatrzemski wihi^ find many young men rounds but the 300 Club at an ^quad. pHchers. Don Drysdale has done forced to leave the game in the star with a home run'in the. Toon LykiSj, Charlie Lisk and OflU team returns to the Poiivell. drove in three runfe with a single workang two jobs and (4) the even .300. \ Righthander Joe Kayan is the Friday’s "Games ANGEL8-TIGER8— it many times in his career, so sixth with a pulled groirt JHU3- 7 sixth, with a man on base, which ^ p b Hubbard\^ach had two Zone Four wars tonight The 24-year-old left-handed and a homer as the Red Sox has Santjy Koufax, a notoriously cle. He has an l l - l record fact that by the age of 18 or Coach Cervini, has all four .likely Rockville mound starter. York at Plttsbur) Angels starter George Brunet won 5-4. icpd the verdict for the Broad bloVs, for the ’Truckers. against Rockville at Mt, swinger drove in four runs in poor hitter, and rookie Don Sut- against the Met*, 19 they have already had their pitchers ready, 't^Gace and’’ Fine performers with the jsiSi-night allowed only two hits and Bos Joe Pepitone had two homers Streeters. Indep^dents 04^052 x—17 N'ebo. First pitch is slated at 6 the opener with a three-run dou ton is catching on fast. Sutton is fill of baseball. The latter would Marc ScRardt, each\(rf whom visitors have been Ted Stewacki'^ Flhiladelpihia at .Ohic; ton’s Earl Wilson just four and Jake' (Gibbs one for the Yan Enjoying- good batting nights Dumas 020 — 12 o'clock^ ble and a sacrifice fly, tj^en Tutting .271. BRAVE8-A8TROS- a/pply to young men who start has - won four starts^. Brad and Jimmy Clark. ^ Houston at St. Louis through nine innings. California kees in the twin-bill. were Johnny McKeon with three Dion and MoFall; Piersorf'smd Getting a, combination'ofegood pushed into high gear in the Willie Mays smashed a three- Joe Torre hit hls.21st homer ed out in Little Leagiie hase- Atlanta at Los Armies, finally broke . through againgt Whitey Ford started the' first hits and Tom Tomko with a Templeton. ^ \pitching and timely , hitMpg, nightcap and added seven runs nm homer to give San Francis and an RBI single and Mack ball at the age o f eight. CSncdnnali at Stut Franihsco, reliever Larry Sherry in the game for New York, pitching pair, both in winning colors. Cbaph Jc batted in. with a g;rand slam co a 3-2 victory over St.' Louis Jones homered and tripled for Bring back sandlot baseball eoaph John cer^'ini-8 sui^is- JSickUius Ticsdor Lead N. 10th on singles by Tom Satriano five innings during which he . Fielding gem was turned in ing c^etw homer, a two-run homer and a and kept the Gianjs l l i ' games the Braves. Don Schwail, mig^- for boys and there would be REC SOFTB.ALL ing cret^ has annexed nine deci and Bob Rodgers, around sac gave ujl three runs apd four by Jay Anderson of the Auto run-producing double. ahead of second place Pitts ing his first start since 'bethg rriore youiig men interested in Flag hopes of the Teachers sions in lOtstarts to hold down Araerl rifice. hits. Pete Ramos was the loser. Parts. He robbed Toifimy Casa- That tied the AL record for burgh, which trounced Chicago traded to Atlanta by Pittsburgh, basebaJi at 18 and 19, but were dealt a serious blow last the top run^dp the Zone Four Hal Reniff was charged with the lino of an extra base hit. Earli RBIs in a twinbiU, accom- 10-5 for its 10th victory In the worked 6 1-3 innings for the vic that's ail in the past. might at Robertson Park when standings. ■ y TWIN8-INDIANS— second game loss. Don McMa ELSTON HOWARD er; Gasalino-had turned in two Paul Dodge Pcttiac .scored an iRpckville has worMiye of nine First Shot Acsciii’acy BaHimon pdished previously only by Earl.., last 13 games. tory. What does the future hold sparkling defensive plays. Tony Oliva and Bob Allison hon was credited with both vic 8-2 verdict. The two clubs are enga^einents and cannot afford Detroit/^...... ^ Averill M Cleveland in 1930 and The New York Mets beat Phil for adult basebsdl in Manches There are more tips on catch- With the score tired 1-1 after Jim Tabor of Boston in 1939. It each drove in two runs for the tories. now deadlocked for second any morb losses if it has any . 1TJLU.SI c lI ITAU .J.TJ.JLdLI. dev^nd 45 adelphia 7-5 and Atlanta wal Batting (175 at bats)—Snyder, ter? ing in Howard’s book than, one two frames, the Partsmen ex- also lifted Powell’s average to Twins, Allison c»nnecti^g for a place with 7-3 records and trail ideas on getting back in the ‘Milst’ , ‘ at Muirfield OaJwmia 44 Most NL Pitchers Selected loped Houston 8-1 in other Na^ Baltimore, .344; Kaline, Detroit, No one" really knows. could pick up in a month' of ploded for three runs in the .301 and raised his RBI total to homer off Sarti McDowell in the Batting (175 at bats) — Alou, ^ league-leading Walnut Barbers thick the pemiant battle. ^ h « s o t a tional League games. .318. Sundays. Y o u n g men who third and then staved off an M.B of MUIRFIELD, Scotland (AP)—If the b'ijf Hitters of 66 — one short of the major second inning and Oliva rapping Pittsburgh, .332; Clemente, • * • . Runs — F. Robinson, Balti aspire to be catchers should bid to win out. The losers tal- one-half. After tonight’s hveeting. Man- ^re finding it hard to take Muirfield in the British i^Woago league leader, teammate a tie-breaking, twO-run double Pittsburgh, .325. Catching: Howard w s "City more, 66; Aparicio, Baltimore, ______run—not walk—over to the Hed twice in the fourth to close Jeff Morhardt allowed only chaster treks to East.Hartford Qpen championship, the reason may be that Muirfiel ’ Brooks Robinson. 'off reliever Dick Radatz in the Hits^Alou, Atlanta, 110; Cle GIANT8-CARDS— . Catching is one posit two hits, singled by Stan Friday night and then On Sun Nevii’ York .. .43*' 19<2 BoasT All-Star Experience Mays’ 524th career hblner and 68. . ’ i. " nearest bookstore today and the gap to .4-3 but their next ESsewhere, California edged eighth. mente, Pittsburgh, 102. baseball in which there is a , ______OgTodmik and Bill Elagleson. day goes to Rockville for a sec- decided to take them in advance. Washington .427 20>2 threat was snuffed out by East Koufax has been named to the two relief experts—McOool (4-4) shortage af talent. Youngsters That belief was voiced today Boston ...... 386 24 CINCINNATI I (AP) — man’s pitching: Meaniwhile, Morhardt was ond game. Tonight’s encounter squad six times. and Raymond (6-2). seem to shy, away frorn the du- ♦ ♦ pacing the Dodge attack with will be the first between the B>^n Nelson, the Texan who Reside the Firth of Forth; Most of the pitchers pick ■Winning ca ch e s .were Fred 'Wqn virtually everything in WedhMday’f Results The contest w-ith the Ameri- Perry, who is 12-1, has the ties o f catching. The team — three hits and Don Crowell and neighboring towns. With 54 holes to go hje shares O ff t h e C u ff McCurry a;ul Nick Cataldo, ssigftt^from i ^ . from 1939 to 1943 and still ^ jh Britijih Ryder Boston 5-5, New Yc>rk 3-4 ed for the National League an League All-Stars in St. best record, among the starting high schpl, c o llie , American John McNeill added t#,'o each Outfielder Denny Lynch ' Is Channel 30 in New Britain will while A u ^ Davis and Thure Minnesota 4, Cleveland 3 in next week’d All-Star Louis’ new Busch Stadium next rjiitchers. Marichal (13-4) has an League or semi-pro — that to the nine-hit attack. holds the’ record of sweeping 11 cupper Jimmy Hitchcock, ahd' setting a torrid batting pace straight tournaments. Washington 4-3, .Chicago S-2 ' Came have hadi some ex- Tuesday will be Marichal’a fifth AU-Star earned run average of boasts a top-fiigbt receiver carry 20 American Football Blom ber^did a -great job with Paul Dodge 002 103 2—8 9 6 the betting make^ the Colum with eight hits in 15 trips and a Nelson, a spectator oh these Baltimore 11-8, Kansas City 0- perienc€ in All-Star compe- All-star Ganie. Gibson haa/beeiL-lrria as the winner in 19«2 and usually comes up a winner. League games this sea.son in- the M ^ a ll seasOn- Teachers 0C|0 002 0— 2 2 8 bus, Ohio, mastey a solid favor 013 002—6-12-0 .533 mark. Next in line, among Scottish links ijow that illness 9, 2nd game 11 innings tition. « named three times a n y V e a le -1964. He ^ v e up only one hit in Elston Howard is generally eluding 12 featuring the ,Bo.Ston.-A^uto^arts Jeff Morhardt and An.saldi; ite to keep ahe - . 100 200-3- 8-1 the regulars, are pitcher-first prevents him from swinging a California 1, Detroit 0, 19 in Manager Walt Alston of the ^vas first selected last year, but^three innings after starting last acknowledged the best major Patriots,* seven from Fenway ® Gracyalny and Turkington. Lema, o f Leamdro, Calif., J Eastman (5) and club, said: nings Ixw Angeles Dodgers said did not see any action. year’s game. league catcher in the last dec- Park in Boston. The first tele- and Sande^, of -Ojai, Calif.,* ade. 1316 veteran New York casi; will be Sept. 4, Buffalo M /Gee; Blomberg, Pensiero "This course‘ has been made Wednesday his choices were The eight hurlers have a col- The victory in that game went CHURCH SOFTBALL were one /Shot behind with par Today’s Games Yankee receiver, a Most Valu- at San Diego. Initial Boston \A I, Pagani and Pietrah- impossible for the real long hit .'tandy Koufax of the Dodgers, lective record of 79-3lf to Koufax (16-3), who worked 71's along with 8outh Africa’s Detroit (Lolioh 4-2) at Minne able Player awards winner in skirmish will be Sept. 18 at, donio. Saving. their best offensive Rich Young ters. With all that massive JUan Marichal and Gaylord Manager Sam Mele of Min- only one inning. CUbson (11-8) Harold/Henning and Scotland’s sota (.Pasciial 8-5), night 1963, has authored an interest- Denver. . .Bat boy for t moves for the night, Savings rough crowding in on the nar Perry o i San Francisco, Jim nesotai, who heads the American worked the last two innings of a m a ^ r ' champion, Ronnie Chicago (John 8-6) at Wash- Ing book on his favorite, sub- Baltimore Orioles is Jay Mi Bank of Manchester rallied for row fairways, the penalties for Running:,of Philadelphia, Bob League team, announced his the game and saved the Nation- Grid Stars ingrton (Riohert 8-8), night ject, which is titled.'’ Catching, zone'. Unlike other bat four runs after Community'- being off target are too severe.” Gi,b8on of 'St, I^jouis, Claude Ray- selections earlier. They were al L e a s e 's one-run margin, njong seven tied at 7 were Boston______(Sheldon . _ ____ 5-19) , at . New Puhli.sher is. the .Viking Press, Jay performs hds duties Baiptist had scored three times It was precisely this consid- mond of, HouStpn, Billy McCool Gary Bell and Sam McDoweH of Veale (1^5), Koufax and Me— jdaryiPlayer, the South African York (Downing 6-6), night and it sells for $2.95. tlTe''use'' b“r'aTtificial lin-^. Son in the seventh irming to eke out eration that made such stars as , of Cincinnati and . Bob Veale of Cleveland, Denny McLain of Cool are iMt-handen. The other Teammates Only games scheduled. For young catchers, the book of a Maryland^ State ^rooper. a 7-6 duke at Mt. Nebo last Jack Nicklaus,--Arnold P a lm er/sta r whd^won the Open here at Piktsburgh. Detroit, Steve Barber of Balti- five hurlers are right-handed. night. '-■/ ATLANTA (AP) - Two rich Sanders, and Tony Lema Muirfield seven^^y^^^ and Is a must. "Howard explains in Mazzone, 12, lo'st botl^ ands in Frida’s Gaines Only Perry McOool and Ray- more. Jim Kaat of Minpeaota, The eight starting inflelders Tied a t 3-3 going into' the deteil all the essential plays a fire when only t W and one- young college football players- concentrate pa power ironyln- Kel Nagle of Austraha. ^ Cleveland at Kansas City, N mond have never before been Mel Stottlenyre of NeW York, and outfielders for both teams seventh; the Baptisf rallied for and -positions for a backstop- half years old. . Ajarry Pan- in; i^ r n a t i o n a L l e a g u e Donny Anderson of Texas Tech ®‘®ad of driving off the t^s m Arnold Palmer, ^c|^f ' Latrobe, -iiDetrodt at Minnesota, N named to an All-Star squAd, Jim Hunter of Kansas City and have already been selected by "'ednesday’s first round./ Pa., still a hot tip to -win the but the two per.-. The book Is fully illustrat- ciera,. liConn b^eball coach. Fourteen runs in the fina! three runs only to see the tih d 'jim ''G raW sk i of'iTunoi~sI Wednesday’s first round.. Califorhiar at Baltimore, N Running (9-4). has been picked 'Pete Richert of Washington. vote of the players ed and lists six chajpters, cov- has been named President of llj.e three inning.s powered the Oil- Bankers roar back with four will battle for the, last ‘ time Sat- Nelson, — ------’non-playing------captain^ of British title for the third time seven times—including twice in All of Mejp’s selections were managers still have to name p team, lay in wait at 73 along with 16 Wa^lhgton at New Tfork, 2 ering the works of a catcher Yankee Oonfwence Baseball ers to a15-4 decision over the to tal^e the verdict. The losers UPday night before' they team up American Ryder the American ' League—and starte>s; while Alston picked nine more men to their iquads. rallied after two men were out, in what they hope will be re- ''■’hich beat the B r if^ last,ct vonryear aihnraothers , 'including iricluding defending from A to Z. Coaches- . , ^ i Chi Rpdriguez Lawyerslast night at 'Ver- Chicago at Boston, N , , For example, Howaif’d„.writes has forw ard^ his eptfy for the planck Field. The Oilers are Dick 'Valentine’s hiw er open warding careers with the Green B'rhdale. Engla^, said: champion P.eter Thomson of a catcher should / always grab ICO on A i^ 18->2>"aU the Welh- no"w 10-5 for the season and the ing the gates. Bay Packers. -“Accuracy wit''''"’”the '*-=• first shot Australia, Julius Boros of Mid the ball in his bare hand — apd ersHeld w im lfy Club. Ticket Laiwyfrs 7-9. Six hits in the last frarpe. Anderson___ play for will the Muirfield. Pines, N.C., Dick Sikes of Putting Things Together L not hold it In Oje glbve — in prices have been announced: Alan Noske and Jteve Sa- including Tom Corcoran’s horn- 'West and* Gr^bowski for the Anything e ls e ^ trouble.” Springdale. Ark., and Dave Vernon Ties making- a tag of a runner at $1 for^he practice roimds, $3 miotds stroked homers for the er arid Bill. May’s single with East in the (Goaches All-Ameri. Thinking thfe same way, Nick- Marr of Litchfield Park. Ariz. home plate. Pro-Am .on Aug. 17, $4 Oilers. Noske had two other the bases loaded, produced the ca Game, which marks the sec- plenty of long irons to After today’s second round ‘■What I do cm a tag play Is Jp f m e first day, Aug. 18; $6 hitq and Mike Landry added a tour runs. Skip Mdkc|e4t aLo ond time they have dueled. ^ /irst-round one-under- the field will be cut to the low 66 Herb’s, 1-1 RSox Extend Streak to leave a piece, of the plate itcr' .foiy’Aug. 10; and $6 for each double and two sdngles and homered for the^onkeirs while The two youngsters—each of over the 8,887-yard links and ties. the runnen I let h*n see ijt, so ^ u r d a y and Sunday, Aug. 20- Wayne Stceley had two one- Bob Hughes and Bob (Miller each whom received a bonus report- ' ■' ^ ^ ______' STANDINGS he vVill have" something^o go . .UConn’s Bob Schaeffer, base blows. Best for the Law- had two hits for the loseirs. edly in the neighborhood of W L Pet. At Expense of Yanks for and will not n e p ^ to barrjel/signed by*the St. Louis Cards, yers was BiIb Teetf ■with three SavjingB 209 001 4—^7 13 3 $6(X),(X)0 to sign with the Packers Valeo Machine 12 1 .923 ALUMNI BA8BEBALL NEW YORK (AP)—^The Boston Red Sox finally are right into me. ^Then I get / waa No. 1- in the country in o f his team’s five hits. ■ Ci^. Baptist (X)0 210 3—6 11 0 -T-were on opposite sjdes last Once Struggling Startei; Moriarty Brothers g .667 BanUy’s Oilers trimmed Pon- grip on the h a lf with my ,b ^ e frequency of home runs hit dur- Oilers 100 545—15 13 1 And Mabtrick; Burgess, January in the Hula Bowl at Eastern Renovating 7 .585 putting thihgs together, with the bench knd bu M n ticelli's Contractors last night hand and p m on the tag eiVnet 'ing the 1966^^] college season, Lawyers 001 012— 4 5 6 Puokiler and McMiUian. Honolulu. Hamilton Standard 6 .545 crew paying^ big dividendsi Jn a |bid to cliinb out of the with the bare hand or /With ' Sclmefer had seven in-18 games Cartier, Michalik (6| and B. ------^— “ We won that game by prie Hamilton Ace in Bullpen Russel Pontiac 6 .417 American League cellar.] ~ _ St the West Sid* Oval, 6-2. ho(h’^iiands. The man w h / trie-s- . , .Russ Rotko. a teammate Landry; Wierzchowski, Pdtruz- ALUMNI BASEB.ALL point,” Grabowski said, ‘‘al- PHILADELPHIA (AP) , — Hamilton, although admitted Herb’s Sport Shop 4 ,333 The Red Sox extended their liarojln the top of the eighth and Charlie Brackett hurled a four- , t6 put on the tag ■with^e ball of &haefer at UConn, has alw ___zello, (5)', Banas (6) and C. Two singles, two walks and 'though Donny had a better day, Jack Hamilton is a typical ex- ly sour on bullpen work, has VemoH Orioles -3 .300 ■ winning streak to four games i by th e tailing slugger cracked a hitter while Mike Nimerowski In hig glove,- on e-h am ^ is the penned a .contract -with the St. an error resulted in twb fourth than I did. I scored a conver- ample of what is mean^ by the. gaved eight games in his last 11 Plimpton’s 2 10 .167 irweeping a doubleheader from double to left; Darrell Brandon and Brackett each had two .hits man who gOtg knocked loos? Louis Cardinal organization-, inning mps and two singles and but he caught a couple of old expres.sion that^^essity is appearances' for the Mets. He the New York Yarikees W ^nes- ran i6r ConigUaro and scored on and Tommy Rea added a triple^ from the ball.” . / * Rotko is a pitcher. N ot reported uratil today 'w'as another base on balls produced passes.” the mother of invention. ’ *’'>=has become one of tv,«the *r,r.top .-o.re- No decision was the verdict day as Dalton Jones’ two - run Rico ^etrocelli’s double. for the Oilers. The latter wae Tuesday night’s contest be two fifth inning pins Green GraboWski and And^son will Th? 200-pound pitcher of the lievers in the National League, last night fas Vernon, and Herb’s pinch homer provid^ a 5-3 vie------— out at home trying for a homer. tween Pagani’s Caterers and klanor trimmed Manor Con- team up for the College All-Star New York Mets. was a strug- Three times in the last, four, battled to a , 1-1 tie at Colt's tory in the opener an^ Tony , Bantly Oil 002 000 4—6-7-3 Nornian’s, 'won by the foriner, ■struetion last night at the West Game in (^hicago Aug. 5, when 'gling .starter for managdr"'W'R5 games he trudged In from the in a Hartford Twilight Leagu? ConigUaro delivered a key pinch d OWIIHS Pontfcelli’s 000 101 0—2-4-7 Rally/lSets Rockville Win^ 20-2. . ■ '• - ' Side Oval, 4-1. the 1965 college standouts meet Westrum until a few weeks ago. bullpen against the Phillies and game. Brackett and Ough; 'Wheeler, Timmy Qui.sh led a -13-hit at Dave M(|'er outhurled Dale the Green Bay Packers, cham- Suddenly ~ Westrum looked saved two Victories, Vernon starter Tony Judenig S i S c a i " ^ L E A b R Robb and Laurettl, Wheeler, Soum Windsor Bows Again tack with four singles.. Team- Ostrout, allowed three hits. pions of the National Football around "for a right hand relief Wednesday night Was typical was reached for two singles and pfelief specialist Don McMahon Helaine Swanson 135—M7, Flo Richard, Hassett. mates'Seott Kelley had two Ted Malek had two singles League. pitcher and Hamilton was it. of- late Hamilton performance, a fielder's choice in the firs^ obtained in the deal which sent Johnson 127—344,' Gloria Dar- doubles. Bill Peoples a double for the winners arid Don Denley Then the two hard-running The 6-footer, who thus far has He oame in with one out and inning which needed one run Dick. Radatz to ‘Cleveland in ling 132—303; Mai Darling 163 FalJlnsr behind 3-0 after two slugfest. Larry Silver,- Lanny Continuing a game which and two single.g and, Johnny stroked a ' lojig double for ,the backs will report to Green Bay, traveled the baseball trail as two on in the seventh and the and that was all he allowed. , early June, eameiV^^^ vicloi*- ' —369, Mike Kelly 161-139—*-418, In n in g^ Rockville’s American Adams and Sam Wilde each hit en3ed in a 3-3 tie on June 17, Herdic -arid single and double Construction cre\v. where they plan to room togeth- the guy who was tossed in to Met& ahead 6-3. Altfiough the Coach BYank McCoy's club ies^ with help from /elicver John Biid Woods 369, Ken Markstein 1 nine roared back ,to safely twice with the latter pick- BalnUy Oil scored one run in the as the Caterers won their fourth Green Manfr 000 220-:-4 4 2 sweeten the 1964 deal in which Phillies, scored a pair, Hamilton tied the count with a marker Wyatt, olriained from Kansas .359. ■ * poui) out a 12-6 win over Dan- ing up the victory in relief of eighth inning to tack a 4-3 loss decision in 14 starts. Man. Cons'!'. 010 000— 1 3 2 Both are being counted on the Philadelphia Phillies ,ac- closed the door, with the tying in the fifth *n Dave Klecak’g City in mid-June. m last ijight in Danielson. It Jim Clark. cm Fonticelli. iel; The long . Norman’s hit off Dave Moyer and Ted Ford; heavily in the All-America quired Jim Bunnihg, wasn’t the and go ahead ruhners aboard by-'hit;-a walk to-AJ.-Putz and Jo? EkWle Kasko,. a veteran utility- the fifth win in nine starts Trailing 8-2, ip. the fourth, 7 Tommy Rea’had 22 strike- Wl Bud Wilson was a single by Ostrou't and Sullivan. Game, with Grabowski the happiest guy in'the world about striking out pinchhitter Doug Van Oiidenhove’s single. , man, played third base in the ibr Coach Bebe Milanese’s Club. Rockville exploded for five runs ^llts. Mike NlmerowakUs double Bill Sibririsz. East’s starting fullback and Ari- going to the bullpen. , Clemens. ^ ' That was the extent of the opener as Joe Foy remained on and was never headed. Wilde, drove in two runs for the Oilers Pagani’s .460 442—20 13 2 .ALUJINI JUNIORS derson playing halfback for the From the unlikely community Iij the eighth'^he-.got in hot scoring before darknees halted the bench for lack of husUe. STANDINGS after getting tagged for a three- and'Ken Hanko doubled and- Noi-mari’s '■ 200 Obo*— 2 1 8 / - of Morning Sun, Iowa, the 27- water as the F^hillies loaded the play after seven Innings. • Kasko had three hits, including sSnetiBe! The Mets defeated the'Giants run hom er' in the third, held ” I enjoy playing against Don- year-pld Hamilton always bases on two singles and a walk. Juden's didn’t allow another scored the ■winning run in the 'W'^ilaon and Herddc; Anderson, last night at Oxarter Oak^,9-4, his first homer, and a double, Danielson at bay. ny,” Grabowski said,'“ although thought of pitching .as starting But HSmilton, whose confidence hit after the first and young eighth. Mike McMahon starred Manchester • and the Cards trounced the and drdve in two runs. Foy Moving into second.placc last he’.s so much faster than me I and completing gairies. He nev- has mounted with every relief Tom Sorenson was reached for for the losers. WiUlmanUr AMERICAN LEAGUE Dodgers, 14-5, at Keeney Field. played the second game, col-, night behind Manchestei- (9-1.) don't even like to think about er gave much thpught ,1°, relief success, hitched up the '^ ^ ts but three. Bantly Oil 000 012 01-4-4-3 South Windsor Playing errorless ball. Police Finnegan had four,hiitg, and iectlng one hit and driving in a TRAINING COURSES WITH PAT was jWillimantic, a 2-0 winner hurling as a measw o f making a^ and W ith Two, put fahried’:'Bob Tonight, Moriarty’s of Man- PonUcelli 010 200 00-3-3-2 When Should you start thinking about j»u r career? Right n ^ » And Rockville & Fire defeated Sear.s last night Cobb^ and Milew.ski three each run. one of the best places to think about is the Aircraft. Because Pratt & over South Windsor. The Thread .Grabowski is a, burly' 220:'living. ' jrfecker.- 'The ninth was easy, Chester oiace Plimpton’s and INTRODUCTORY TRAININQ PROGRAMS East Hartford at W’addell Field, 4-2. for the Caixt.s. The latter col- Jose Santiago weakened in the Rea and OUgh; Wheeler .and Whitney Airdhft has an exceptional choice of jobsand training courses City nine is now 5-3 and South , • M h pounder who broke Big Ten run- But wljat a difference- several.-.and^Thd Mets won 7-5 to .make it Vernon nwis into front-running —8 0 hours of basic machine and related Stafford The winners liad only two hits, \he seventh inning and gavi way to Hassett, Robti. that can set you on the road to a high-paying lifebme career. Windsor’s defending champs 5- ^ oihg. marks b y gaining 2,'878 weeks'ca'n make in a pitcher’s, three out of four against the Valeo. Both games start ,at 6 clessroominstructiori.’ ; 7 ’ntompsonvUle foip less than Sears. Losing . McMahon. The big ri^tdiand- nino i had wo hits each yards" in-'his career;.-.. life. * ' '‘fourth-place Phils. -* rw... Windsor Locks 4. East Hartford edged Wind.sor pjtg'per Bob Briggs fanned nine. life. at Colt’s. er checked the Yankees through Come In and talk oVer these*PiWA “career starters" ^th oneof our ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAM^ Locks, 9-7 and Stafford ■ bom for the Dodgers. employment representatives. Rnd out about the high starting Danielson Wayne IVierzbicki, Feature for the M etiwas Jim' the eighth and, after Mike Ryan Courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 barded Thompsonville 2/2. for tile two" Sears runs in the , At - singled in* the nintti, was lifted Sports Schedule Dtecuss your work interests and the valuable skills you can learn. And weeks in Machining. Sheet Metal. T(»l, Balesano’s home run. ^rssr g rt the facta on tae excellent vacation and holiday benefite, the Die and Gage Malting. Machine Repair Rockville 002 514-12-13-2 first inning. Mels .. 400 122 X—9 11 2 for Jones, who •■'promptly un Ted Stawicki paced Rockville insurance and retirement programs, the sports and social activities and Pipe Making. , Danielson 213-000— 8- 8-2 Police & "Fire 021 001 -4-2-0 Giants 010 002 1 -4 2 2 loaded his fourth homer. Wyatt with four hits, one a Hotrier, Thursday, July 1 make the Aircraft such a good place to work.. Sears , 200 000 -2-6-3 Siiaw, Sil'urer and Norton; hurled a scoreless ninth in pre APPRENTICE PROGRAHS-vCoursea ranff* and Curt Zahner contributed two Clark', Wilde and Zahner; Har- Lapenta and J. Malonoy; Medics vs. Nassiff s 6—Buck- Werkhoven and Fiengo. serving the decisioi). . / Join the many '66 graduates whtf have already started their career Ing from three to four yearn In Sheet and drove in four runs in The deU„ .G>:e*;ne and Graves. Briggs and Tucker. Carl Yastrzemskl drove in ley Metal, Machining and Tool & Oid Making. Peck’s vs. A*N, 6—WaddeU traifiing at pay gt the Aircraft. Cards 303 530 — 14 15 0 three runs, including a pair with Norman’s vs. Ajflraldi’s, 6 — Dodgers 103 010 ()— 5 6 0 an inside-the-park"homer, in the- second game. Yaz broke a 3-3 Verplanck . ' ' Batteries: Cobb and LaBelle; Harvey MVP Wyman vs. Ray’s,. 6.‘1 5 — Ah aqua) opportunity miployar Zarek, Mahl'r, Brown and Ken tie in the seventh by eingllng K- ^Charter Oak , Automatic nedy.' ■ ■ home Jose Tartabull. who ha^l C. T. LaBONNfi Most valuable player ,, ' ■ Walnuts vs. A&N, 6:15 —■ H m liw iK§fi§§i/§tt §n!M k ht singled and stolen second. V ISITTH E EMPLOYMENT O m CE, 400 'The Red Sox added another with East Catholic Robertson " ' and ASSOCIATES, INC. Transmission ROOKIE LEAGUE MACHINING • INSPECTION. Pratt & Main Street, East Hartford. Connecticut run in the eighth, bUt the best High’s successful Meek ys. No. Methodist, 6:15 The Phillies woiV their first OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Monday Trouble? the Yankees could do in the final —Nebo ^AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS game last night, a 14-5 decision baseball team this Whitney through Friday—8 a.m. to5 p.m.,Tuesday, ‘Greater Hartford's DYNAMIC Insurance two innings against Wyatt was Gus’s ve. Congo, >8—Nebo SHEET METAL • BENCH WORK •k Free Road Test and over the Mets. Fin.e..®itC.lXillg,.]t>y. spring was. catcher Wednesday and Thursday evenings ’tH 8 Estimate score .once o n 'a walk, a single Legion vs. RockviUe, 6--Nebo Agency • Mark Wagner and honrie runs Rick Harvey. The TObL & DIE MAKING R ire raft p.m.i and jSaUirdays-8 ajiu to 12 noon. ■k All M'ojrk Guaranteed and a double play grounder. Friday, July 8 Other Connecticut plants in North Haven ir Budget Terms by Bud 'Martina an4 Mac Mc Dave Morehead allowed -only Trinity - bound East AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING Mahon paced the triumph. , Green Manor vs. Auto Ports, and Southington. If avatoble/bring your BRINGS YOU ★ Free Towing two,^^ hlU In four Innings, but Hartford resident was EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING No Ldw-Prloe “Come-on” runner-up in the bat 6— Buckley. u m'lUtaty diacharge papers (0D-214X birth >v - in f. . \ tiretf an^i gave way to Dan,Os-' (Dillon’s vs. P tetr, 6—Wad WELDING • STENOGRAPHERS certificets and social secwilycanl whaa ■ Estimates that. Cost You Graduate of Year insU with the score - tied 2-2. ting race., with a ;360 Money r ’-’ - - - - >ir . . deU. ( \ , youviiitoiirelfiGe. YANKEE^ Osinskl blanked the Yanees In average, led the Eagles CLERK TYPISTS ^ .-AT’ ' Pagui’s vs. Dilers, 6—Ver- p INDIANAPOLIS (A P)—Eddie the fifth and was lifted for a Monehaster in stolen bases, runs pianck, El^lfEERlNG AIDES Fisher, relief pitcher for the pinchhitter as the Red Sox l^ k WARM-UP TIME batted in, doubles and Legion at .Bast HarU<>rd, 6 -* - Transmission Co. Baltimore Orioles, was named a 8-2 Iwd on an unearned livn 16 BRAINARD PLACE Wednesday as the American 3- triples. Selection was High C^ooi. in the sith-. . nu^e by the : East lOSl'Benefit SoftbaU PRECEDING YANKEE BALLGAMES (Rear Seymour Auto Legion bagefball graduate of Uib MdMahon surrendered a hom 1 players. Harveyjwaa a header—Walnuta va. 'Store, Main SL) year ; S>' ■' PAGE TWENTY-ON* jjANCHESTEB EVENING h e r a l d * MANCHKSTEBe OONNi, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1988 WWPWNwSrtWWW I^ N I N O HERALD. MANGHESH5B> t p f c T H ^ R ^ JU I^ T. 1966 Help Whatei*-Male SI ^ BY FAGALY StiS SHORTEN Help Wseite*—M|to 81 p a g e t w e n t y Motodytl**' HteycldS 11 THERE ,OuGHTA BE A LAW HjBTOpDb ddaUamAb — *e4d«d NOW HnUNO — Ihqtertencei BY ROUSON OUR BOA]S»ING H O U S ^ with MAJOR HOOPLE IMS BTJL/TAOO MetraUa, 900 cc, tor part-iHrte nl|lita in edrvtce carpeatare, pattern makers or IftTlWLE MARCHING C l ^ i g J W e ^ dopartimeiit for 8-11 p.m. or apprentices-for builiUng fonrn^ u t i l e sp o r ts : clean, low' UkUeace, M X- M>- VlGllil& M RrrONE-OH'QIX 3700. m COMES MIGHTV dDE MENOW*« . 11.A ajn. iSiita. Apply, tneii** go^ pey. haneflta. opportuni TT Personalities l« HALF'PIMTGUS MCOT ty ior adveaBomant Mr. Kelthi % J/ iourvi 5fOT HIM N OUR IjOCALI. 1VIO--WIENW POMP* OF w y p RESH tenaiwa MendMeUr ile- 848-0194. ). A otom s in u fU M W.ASTIMG A GIANT -TU0A ' nOOTUNG ATlW FUlTEf mpri« lioapltaL Aa n^pial op- 1—— Mirtlii UNtwiNtw IOonw OBO cx; B.S.A., |«0 oehest dttfcr. ' portualty Mnpj|6yar. _ — ----- HAK- KftPF TK06. fr te A BIT LWEO IN,I 5 AM to Adam port 643A421. ■< PR|SS OPERATORS " MARTHA / eiJT LOOt< ON \X AS AN SSUM* I $0M|ETIMCS t W N K X SHOIH^ 1IsWe 6T/H6NT/ EVEBY ^l£l<«TlFtC • S S S S ?* * ^ 1M6 AliSTdTB 176 oc. .motor PORK LIFT OPERATORS BE SNW 0IN 6 FROM TREES - T l p^^yANCE REQUIRES i2TDWardtlM »Rfngworm CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS NMttandaM* »N ow ipap« cycle, Wycle Engine, 870 miiea, PACKERS 3U6T UKE 1HE OTHER -OONT FOfTONE MOMENT 8 AJtf. to 5 PJL wln^leldbnd saddle hag, only g e n e r a l ELECTftlC CHIMPS AROUND H E R E 'T H IS j\ T H ifjK fR E FIRST U 6 « T BULB ISBovonco Mdt pmmpta Pint Nhtft — 48 Hour Waak with *w IW A S A BEAUnFUL ROOM EOlSON EVBR ewtrACTUAUV .gM. Cell 643-7483 anyUme. M'Wwirwl COPY H.OSING TIME FOR CLASSIPI*® A D V t. ’ edQoifdN IBEFOR B YOU TALKED M b :a s t a S t o v e "DO y o o « v - i ^ MONOAV Thru FRIDAS lliSO AJR. — SATUBOAS • EASTERN BOILER j s s t m i liNftO LETTINS> 'W lu fig nL ■—.. m — lO i-y*'i I M lioomu 8 t, ‘Manchester BU6GS BUNNY er 8. 742- UPonnit TSyS * * * * * ^ ^ DMW Sso cc. Call TEliteViSION TRAINING 17Rlwi(Ep.> * U Athena SSouMiliiil SBOaiaiide piiea M is. TtelLJOic DpaVUR, permanent •< ISBltter.veub ■ • Biead ipreid SSSlaTrt , PLe ASE READ YOUR AD SPECIALIST ^ ir » A&MNBTTiP . .opening arvailable With EaM iPOppoMdtoIan M Mr. toinwiy TSalnea MCiaNkB ClaaalAed or “ W ant Ada” ara takaa avar tba fbon A d a la Jbwr soac Aouy I (cM ) ElCotariea B P ionon a aSLanq^iap > Hartibrd wholesaler tor reli convenience. The adverRa^ ahooM read Ma ad tha FUST BEARIN'AUSSES/ 21Dninkard B2Afrlean wwm , fUbennaa ^tor oxpandlng able man over 26 with recent 22 Rocklike nattor 5? ¥ * ^ BilalalaB l i PTSnmdiaa d a y i t a p p e a r s and REPORT ERRORS la tbtiiB far the BnsinoSs Scrvli poc: jr - -^ ^ 24Triina,aihairITWr 840adie liliiiM' 38 Van next Inpcitiom. The Herald la reapodathlb tor oalY ONK lacdr- O ffe r e d p a r ^ e n L Ews*U|Mt oppor-i : local references. Call Mr. Feld- 2«HovefoTtivelr SSStaaner (ah.> juOeaatfog at •Mlntdllceaea reet or tunlrted InoertliMi tor any advertlheiA rt aad thM only man, 9a9-48ge. 28Adoleacent SeXMontU bamg caitain^MB dSLobrieaiils^ BHARPilNlIIU Sarvfca — Sawa, tunlty tor right ^ah. Out 44Hom1i ckS to the esctenit ot a ‘TnaiU laaerttoa. tttrora which do not yatoa DOWN aosjmopalB of a leaeon the vahia ot the adrartlaenieBt WU *01 ho oorieeted by taUvea. a xia . ahaan. akatos. MARRHEb man tor tire servlca V 2BHariiie MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots For Sale 73 May Split Rights Movement PAGE IWENTY-TWO Houses For Sale 72 Houses Fot Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 ONE ACRE 6 miles from Man- Business Locattom Res^'Property i7EW llSHNQ—Porter Street $14,500 BUYS this 8 bedroom COZY 8 romn Cape Wanted—To Boy 68 ' 4partinenta— ^Flata— ▼* ’ ...... ___ „ _. nnimrini lie. bullt-lnSibuilt-lns, extra large lot.lot, $15.-$15,- tdiesteor center, block founda Articles For Sale 45 For Rent 67 MANCHESTER—7 room S ^ t Ranch, with large lot. For full redecorated with Colonial de Tenements 68 For Rent 64 modified 2-level Ranch, 900. Can Irene Kwlat, Leonard tion, -septic tank, excellent Level, family room, 1% baths, information Call Mitten Agency cor, eat-ln kitchen, large lot, Advocate 16’ BOAT, Bristol, 40 h.p. mo 8 finikh^ rooins, plus i un Agency, Realtors, 646-0469 or well, $2,500. Terms $500. down. ^Black Power W r m c m r o o m ap«rlmmlHS DISIBABUt ^ nlSS'RinaSlS modem kitchen with bullt-lns, Realtors, 648-6930. walk - out baeement, $17,900. tor,,canvas'top, good condition'. finished room , vpper and low 742-8349. Owner 742-8090., CLASSIFIED Must sell. jM4-8120. one car garage,^ priced for er terrftces, huge wooded, lot, - Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- guna, pewter, acrap ' gold, quick sale. , 122.900. Phllbrlck tremmdous possibilities for 0469. FOUR room Ranch, tile bath, CHOICE wooded lot in excellent 14’ LONE'&TAR liberglas boat, - ______Mrs. Reynolds, State Theatre, ^ “ Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. watches, old jewtsliy, hobby TTIREE room furnished cottage, Ihrge family. Priced in mid full baament, shaded yard, city and convenient location, 86x197,, Defines Faction’s 40 h.p- Mercury .motor, Mastw FOR RENT — 6 rooin apartment i p.m.-8 p.m HBNRY ST. — older Colonial, 7 collections, paintings, attic eon- bycy weekweeK or month.monui. Call 742-im - 30's. For further information utilities, close to shopping, as 643-2966 or 649-8638. Craft trailer, preservers, skis, S large bedroom?, hieat and hot ------. Modern BEST BUYS rooms, recently new, IVi hatha, advertising tents or srtaole estates. Furni 7864 or inquire Andover Kitch- call R. F. Dlmook Co., 61^ sumable mortgage. Call owner Ainr /API__ A’ Black power seems to me ferent from anybody else wlelA tow rope, 6 gallon tank, 82 water, $130, cWldren welcome. SET OF OFFK^ kitchen with huilt-ins, 2% plumbing and furnqcih. Central LAKE — Wooded ATLANTA, Ge -.-n, (A ) ^ Kwtno* Number tog their political power. ture Repair Service. SI8-744S. 876-7362. ■» State TheaU” Building. In- en. Route 6. 6245. \ for quick sale. 643-9869. baths, formal dining room, vaciniming system, fine family building lots, very reasonable, A leader of the new “black a m tWs You are talking al.io not CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEP1?. HOURS Strong St; - ■ • ’ quire 1 p.m.-8 pm . Mrs. Rey- HOUSBHOUl lots, antiques, f«niiiy room with fireplace, 2- .MANCHEISTBR — 4 fam ily BY BELHORE home. $21,900. E. J. Carpenter, ’ lakefront privileges. Good- er” faction within the dvtj one, .that black people^ only Jn termri of political power, WEST SH5e — Pleasant 4-room nolds, 643-7832. MISQUAMICUT, R.L-i^-oot^gO, 8 A.M. to 5 |P.M. 14’ * Th o m p s o n ; 25 h.y. John- bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, car garage, A-A 2!one, 832,600. home, excellent condition Realtor, 640-6061. ctolld-Biu^ett Realty, Real rights movement defines the coimtry are oppressed for one what’s Implied In this is th« son motor; new' canvaw Cover, apartment, second floor, adults '------j-—— , . 4 rooms, neex beadh, hot muter glassware. W e buy estates. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, throughout, permanent siding, $k );oqo. A>v,,^reaHy bo»npact BUILT BY ANSALDI tors, 289-0939, 289-9151. . te'ite as political strength inter- reason:—and that’s because of ,vhole scope of power or trailer optional. 364 ^Bell St., only, no p ^ . Call 649-6897 after S’TORE — center of Manchester, and heat. Qall 643-0491. MANCHESTER Vicinity — Im Village Peddler, Auctioneer, \g Q gj newly remodeled store, front 640-8464. ^ aluminum stoUns and screens. Rapoh'’^i/4 bldel(s from Main woven with an attempt to build their color,, and that’s w>hat this strength whether it’s economic Olastonbury, 633-43S maculate 5 room Ranch, on a BOLTON — large wooded lots, C O PY CLOSING TIME F O R CLASSIFIED ADVT. 420 liS ie St., Bolton, 649-3247. ■ ‘ * and interior, reasonable rent------— ------______» S-car garage, parking. Fully st 3 garages. VeJyv,clean. Aak stronger racial pride among country has'to face. ’Uh^r rally „r political or otherwise? TWO BLOCKS from Main, • 90x150, full cellar with rec Five Room Ranch off converse Rd. Beautiful res MONDAY Thru FWIDAY 10:80 A.M. — 8ATUBDAS f AAL als. Brokers Invited. ^522-3114. , Wanted To R«nt 68 ■* occupied, good Investment at for Norman Hohenth room, 3 bedrooms, eat-ln idential area. CaU 649-7367. Negroes. . cry must be the issue around a ; Yes. ’That’S correct. When room Colonial, 2-car g a ra ^ , . $27,500. Wolverton Agency, " ,, Diamonds—W atdisn— Rooms Without Board 59 f o u r rxvt.r\:PiYL o o m apartment,ctLscbi idtivut, sec-oviw- - * kitchen,, oil hot water heat, “ We iiist want to get the white which they are oppressed, as it you taUt about black people in ' eiteloMd porch, rtiadod lot, Full basqment, 2 fireplaces, Jtwtdrj: ,»48 ond ffloGT, 64 Birch St., 649-6668. MEDIUM SIZE comer s l ^ — — .. . ------■ Raalters, 649-2813.______$11,500. Do it yourSelif apertah X aluminum combinations. $15,- •iqiRiBE to choose from. One in people our backs. That’s all was tor unions. The workers this country, you talk about THELXUU TH OJCW N HOUSE,*XV/W»*SS| Cot ■ ■ ...... ■ I — ..... '■ ' ■ suitable for store or office. WANTED — 6 room Cape or permanent siding, $16,9^. ceramic tiled bath, plas suburban location 117x274. NEW ’TWO family flat — W , Six rooms, garage. 'Several 90Q. Wolverton Agency, Real"' we want’’ said Stokely Carmi- came together. They were op- propertyless people. I mean, as DIAL 643-2711 WATCSl AND JEWELRY re tage Mnet, centrally located, f o u r room, apartment, porch Available July 648-7723 or Ranch by July 15. Good refer Hayes Agency, 648-0181. tered walls, full Insulation, Bowers school area, large unique possibilities. Ask -for toteN649-2813. Another 100x200 with utilities, chael, national chairman of the pressed because they w « e a whole we don’t have any pro,^ pairing. Prompt eersdce. Up ta large, pleasantly furnished first floor, - central, electric, 649-1690. ences. Call 289-2984. hot Water oil heat, cast A 2tone. And one with 142’ $1 8 ,(800—Oversized, Immacul^ ’ kitchen, i2’ living room, s»p- Norman Hohenthal. Student Nonviolent Coordinating workers. And we must come grty. We’re stiU waltin^tor our 820 on your old watch in rMms, parking. Call 649-2888 stove, heat, garage, available MANCHESTER — Ranch, fine iron recessed radiation, frontage where permission and ^leadi^ t/^ether ^uwmd the issue that 40 acres and a mule. The only MAIN ST. — sizeable store and 6 room Cape, one unftalsh^ (,arate furnaces, city utilities. CoflriniMd From Procodins trade. CSoeed Mondays. F. B. for ovecnight and pamaaent August 1st, adult opuple, no residential neighborhood, mod wall to wall carpeting, dS- has been granted to K,.os build oa “black power.” ' oppressed us-whl / \ V 4 n PAGE TWENTY-FOUR jianrl;(0tpr 1Eiipnttt0 IfpraUi months. Murtc, to popular re total number of offenses last Manchester DupllMte Bridge cordings, will be available for June -wws 280, with 241 of these Young.o Adults * <. Club will sponsor a game tomor Larceny Cases dpneing, and: the parking lot, About Town row at 8 p.m, at Hie Italian being illegal parking. The number of pecaohs ar To Dance, Swim adjacent to' the Waddell Pool, Amerimn Club, IdS BJdridge St: Rise in June CJrestfield Oon\"ale9cent Hos rested for disorderly conduct Manchester’s young Adults will be open tor use. MisB Janice Chapdelaine at Registrations Will be taken at pital had its annual outdoor pic The nunmber of cases of lar will kickoff their summer activ Beginning next Tuesday, and 7:46. Hie game }s open to the has decreased from 11 hi 68 Chestnut ,Rlt. recently was nic yesterday. Entertainment ities program with t w ^ big continuing every Tuesday and public..-Refreshments will be ceny and theft under $60 in to 8 in June. In June of laM feted at a Grocery and Green hy Rusty Ryan,Mike L«one and year, 17 persona were charged events this ■ weekendr— lance Thursday in July and August, serySd. value rose considerably in June, back Shower at the home of the 'VX-ls” ' band, and Patti on Friday night at the' old Che the high schooT lurking lot will as compared to the month of with this offense. Titor and Gail Soucy danced ney Tech Building' on School be at the disposal of the young Miss Carol Matcfliett, 97 Hatnr The Recreation and Park IM- May, according to the monthly St., from 8 to 1-1;30 p.m. and a Adult group. lin 9t. Family and friends were and gave demonstrations Of partment will sponsor an adult report issued by the Manches splash p a r ^ ' under the lights present from erurrounding baton twirling. swim period weeikly fixim 6 to • _ at the n y f Waddell Pool on towns. Our LaboraiMry Remaiiw 8 p.m. at the following pools: ter police Department. GOF to Draft Saturday, also from 8 to 11:30 The bride-elect opened her The Polish American Club will Monday at Saulters, Tuesday at In June, 30 such offenses Cyclist Spilled, gifts while seated beneath a “At Your Service” to Fill have a apccial meeting-ionior- Waddell and -Wednesday at Ver- were reported, while in May, pm. Slate Monday The affairs, open to all- Mah- mulUcodored ar;5wgeimen'r' of Tcw at 7:30 p.m. at the club, .106 planch. only 17 such offenses were re Suffers Bruises PRESCRIPTION^ CaU- chesterites between the ages of streamers and wedding bells. A Clinton- St. ported to police, m May, only I The executive board of thfe ,17 and 20, will be supervised by A . boy on a bicycle ran buffe/t luncheon was served aft Members of Manchester one person was arrested tor this ing for Newly Discovered' Republican Town Committee members, of the rec and park against a car pulling out of a er the gifts were open^t,. Ronald Barracliffc, son of Mr. WATES win meet tomorrow at offense, while seven ' persons Settlement of 1 Air Strike department and by members of service station on Hartford Rd. Miss Ohapdelaine will become.. Medicines . . . 0 »r Medi- and Mrs. Edgar Barracliffe, 98 7 p.m. at the Walter N. Leclerc were arrested in June. will meet on M o n ^ night to the Manchester Jaycees. yesterday afternoon. the bride of Kenneth Mulvey of W. Middle Tpke.. is taking a Fhneral Home, 23 Main St., to The number of cases Of lar draft its recommendations for cW^ropper DELIVERS ' six-weeks summer course at the pay respects to Frank Nackow The '‘Prophets,” a popular The boy, James Turklngton, West Willingtpi) Aug. 6 at ceny and theft over value of GOP candidates for town office University of Mexico, Mexico ski, whose sister, Mrs. Anna dance bauid from Hartford, will 12, of 250 Spring St., suiffered Second Con^egatdonal Church. FREEl^Phone 648-4136 $50 also rose last iriohth. Six in the O c y ^ elections. play at the Friday night dance, bruises after he was spilled Little Relief City, He is a student at Central Jeske, is a member of the group. / Bible College,'«pi-ingfield. Mo. teen cases were reported in ' Its ^com m ended slate will and a slight fee will be chrged. from the bicycle. 1,000 Rioting June, while In May only IQ such STOWAWAY GOES HOME The VFW Auxiliary will spon then'be offered for endorsement If the event proves successful, Police said he was pedalling cases were reported. The six along the sidewalk when he LONDON (AP) — American In Sight fo r Members of the VPW Auxil sor a card party tomorrow at a Republican town caucus, dMces, with a new band each teen offenses, for June, though, struck the front bUfoper of a schoolboy James “Davey” Da In Maryland iary and Arrgy-Naw Auxiliary 8 p.m. at tSie po^ home. called for July 18 at 8 p.m. in week, will be held each Friday was a small number compared' car operated by Donna H. Mc vidson — who successfully flew the Whiton Auditorium. In ad- night during July and August. Traffic Jams will meet tomoiTOW at 7 p.m. to June of last year, when- 64 Kinney, 19, of Coventry. The from Kansas City- to London at the Walter N. Leclerc Eu- diUon to the slate, nominations The Saturday night splash Penitentiary such cases were'recorded, land bicycle was' considerably dam- minus tickets or passport — was False Alarm will be accepted from the floor. party will be a regularly sched WASHINGTON (AP) — neral Home, 33 Main St,, to pay nine persons were arrested for sent home today. respects to Frank Nackowski, uled affair during the two aiged. BALTIMORE, Md. fAPl - - the offenses. This June, three GOP Town Chairman Francis Legal restrictions— and th« ^ ' • oth At Hospital Prisoners rioted and set fire to unprecedented prosperit.v VfJiVov persons were arrested for this DellaPera today declined to re prison workshop^ today at the groups. lease any n^Lmes of potential of tlie airlines — curbed aiortly after 7 this morning, type of offense. Maryland Penitentiary. Author candidates for the board of di two fire engines and a ladder Last month, 79 traffic acci ities u.sed tear gas to try to sub- government efforts tdday rectors, board of education, and truck of the Town Fire Depart dents took place and 22 persons dUe them. to relieve air traffic jams other town posts, but said, "A ment sped to Manchester Me were injured as a result;- the Fighting broke out in One pris that may result from tlie group of very attractive and morial Hospital in answer to an previous mOrtlh, the same num on yard. Inmates broke into the strike against five major capable candidates have si^ MAYTAG alarm which was set oft there. ber of injuries resulted, but Barbecues pri.son commissary and there companies. milted their names tor consid -But there was no fire, and, there were three less accidents ) was some looting. 'Tliey threw Foi- the time being, there wa« eration, and I am quite pleased according to firirfdepartmeht of —76— in May. I rocks at the windows of the little that either the Civil Aero with them.” WASHERS ficials, it was “hot a false alarm, The number of ^.persons ar mess hall. nautics Board or the airiine in either. The alarm was set off rested for fraud was double in The slate will be submitted Vernon L. Peper.sack. state dustry generally could do to al to the GOP executive board commissioner of correction, AND accidMitaJly, AK>arently the re June as compared to the num leviate the .<»ituation. Monday by a six-man nominat are •said the riot broke out when the The be.st hope for relief lay in mote control bOx, which is ber the month before. Four ar prisoners went from Iqnch into DRYERS pull-box type of alarm, vvas rests were made, in Jime, while ing committee, consisting of a call for renewed negotiations F bumped ahd \ pushed put of DellaiFera, Harlan Taylor, Atty» the recreation yard about noon^ —orderer for TO a.m. Saturday two were made, in May. time. SKI', place. When an attempt was John F. Shea Jr.-, Wilber Little; — .between the striking,.AIT^- Arrests for speeding jumped Tile fire ccJhipleteJy engulfed made to straighten it, the alarm N. Adler Dobkin and Vincent Cip^ International Association of. oonsdderably in June, with the beckoning a (fcense plate shop in the pris Gmoyesi. Machinists and the five airlines. went off, department officials continued use of radar in town. on compound. Other shops also Eastern, National, Northwest, NORMAN’S say. -Sixteen :sudh arrests were made little la leader of Assembly were ablaze. Trans World and United. How the box was bumped out in ^ e month, while hi Jiune o f District 20 (West Side), Dobkin A newsman on the scene .said Immediately after the break h'i»r Ttic IU'hI Ib-ill pf position is not known, though la ^ year, only one person .was of Assembly District 19 (East You .can’t go wrong with All American Hot Dogs or about 1,000 of the prison’s 1,460 down in negotiations Thursday, lUld i'lii- •*<"< St-rvln' there is work being done at the- chalrged wito speeding. Side), and Genovesi of Assem Hamburgers; especially if you buy them at Pinehurst hospital and an accidental Jog bly District 18 (North End). My Husbandj Only Said Vd Have to Kiss Babies! inmates weTe rioting. President Johnson ia Texas in u,\i{Tl oiil» ni» The number of traffic vtotaf- Service Meat Counter; and, of course, a tender U.5. No injuries were reported. structed CAB Chairinan Charlei ging might have resulted from The Republicans will operate Mrs. Lurleen Wallace, candidate to succeed her husband, George,' as governor M \N« IIKMTHC tione, comparing Itwt, month The rioting broke out in the S. Murphy to "take all appropri the activ%, department offi ’with' three Aaaambly Di.^r*®*' choice Porterhouse or Sirloin is something everyone with the same month last year, o f Alabama, gets/a special greeting , by “ Cy” a sea lion at Marineland of th8 wake of a scuffle Thursday in ate action to provide needed cials say. leaders, and not seven Voting has decKned somewhat. The to loves. It’s fun. however, to try iorp^hing^^ ,Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace visited the oceanarium while attending the na which one prisonejs and tour airline services with the air car District leaders. The seven Vot tal number of traffic vdototionB such as Blodk Island center slices of FRESH S W O R C ^ I tional governors’/ponference. (AP Phqtofax) guards were slightly injured. riers remaining in operation.” ing Districts will be headed by was 230. Thie includes 1T7 of FISH . . . Lamb or Beef Kabobs or fhe favorites listed ’ Warden Roger "B. Cbpinger Jr. Murphy called in representa fenses of Illegal parking. The lieutenants. had reported the situation tense ^below / tives at all the airlines, and they Viet RoundL] But outwardly quiet this mom- TWA hostess Judy Taylor sums up the sentiments of thousands of stranded met with the board and ita staff . Ing. The prisoner Involved had., travelers. Based in New York, she sits unhappily on her baggage at Boston’s for several hours Thursday - . / ! ■' ■ ' , / .. , been transferred to another in- Logan Airport after strike shut down five major airlines. (AP PKotofax) j night. The net result appeared / Btltutian- ! to be frustration. Summer Special ^ Pepersack said ^ groyp of " A s / One Industry representa Appieal Unanswered; prisoners tried to mcite about tive put it, air travel is so ex Leaii; Shoulder traordinarily popular this sum- LIMITBD HMB ONIY 800 others to riot Thursday, aft In Rayburn Building BINiGO MARINATING er the scuffle, By accusing the. $3,000 Reward .^ e r that virtually every flunk, P. A. C. BALLROOM LAMB CHOPS *. 99^ guards of treating the prisoner /(- local and supplemental airline .ctive Again brutally. HARTFORD (AP) The is operating at full capacilgiy 26 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE While you don’t need to tenderize the state of Gdnnecticiit is of Thus none of the airlines baa -PIKE— better euts of American U.S. Choice (If you want to tri spit cooking Eye of the (Gee Page T m ) fering a $3,00Q reward for 93‘Foot Tunnel available the equipment or the Legs, carefully bOTcd and 3^i lb- Penobscot Chickens ar® at that oonf-erence/are theoreti SAIGON, South Vi6t Nam EVERY MONDAY— 8 P.M. beef, there are many cuts which bene LONDON (AP) — The information leading to the crews to accommodate th^' fevorites.), f cally: still in force and Britain (AiP) —U. S. fighter-bombers COIN WASH ANQ DRY GLEANING U.S. and ComniUnist gov arrest and conviction of the more than 160,000 passengers * fit from it. If you buy these, such as Masted oil, rail and missile sites 275 WEST MIDI».« TURNPIKE and the So-riet Uni