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Average Daily Net Ptem Run The Weather For Ih o Week Knded Fair and mild tonltfUt. Ix w AoKoel II, INI fid to 60. Tomorrow njloetjy l i a n r t e t p r sunny, wann. High to W>e. 14,450 Manchester— A City ofyO U tge Charm (OhMMifled AdvertUing on Pnge tS) PRICX TEN CENTS VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 284 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUiJSbAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1968

News of Schools Seven pages of news and Turkey Hit informaUon on schools In VC Grenades Strike Saigon; Manchester and surrounding towns are published today In the Herald’s annual back-to- school supplement beginning on page 7. B y Quake Articles ranceming the out­ look as the year starts, bus Enemy Raids District Town %utes,' now programs, new ISTANBUL, Turkey la the wesi, 180 miles west of schools and personnel, etc., (AP)—An earthquake rip­ Istanbul. are featured. SAIGON (AP) — Viet ped across a v ^ e path The radio said there were no Cong terrorists launched casualUes or damage In Ankara two grenade attacks inside uong Turkey’s northwest- and Istanbul where the tremor em Black Sea coast today, Saigon today and enemy was also felt. troops struck a district and at least 10 persons- The temblor followed a devas­ were reported killed and tating earthquake that struck Political town only 20 miles fronri 200 injured. neighboring Iran Satiuday. the capita], killing civilians Offlolala feaM I the toll of Telephone lines with BarUn Roundup, and burning down homes. dead and injured would mount and the port of Zonguldak were The grenade attacks came aa U.S. and SouUi Vietnamese aa contacts with the area im­ down. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS proved. > Housing Minister -Haldun forces in Saigon were on full The epicenter of the quake Menteseoidu, State Minister Sa- Vice President Hubert H. alert for such Incidents. was the town of BarUn, accord­ dik Tekln Muftuoglu a ^ . other Humphrey has called for a blue The first grenade exploded in ing to preliminary reports ^re­ high officials left Ankara for .the ribbon citizens committee inves- \\ front of the main hea^uarters ceived by the Ministry o f pie In­ scene. —v.., ^ \ tlgaUon into the roles of demer published in Prague Mon­ statue quickly dlspersed 'yter For the fourth straight day, The argument can get hiated. day, said the central committee Czechoslovak poUce-- ■ warned the U.S. Command . reported Monday night a Czechoslovak also voted to: that the Russians threatened to only “light and scattered*’ • police sedan stopped in the. —Support the party leaders "send a tank to clear the who negotiated the agreement ground action across the coun­ square and took away an earn­ try. But U.S. B62 bombers kept' est, hairy young man with a place.” in Moscow accepting the Soviet Informed sources said Com­ up their protective attacks on gold chain around his neck. occupation and relmpoelng munist party chief Alexander the approaches to, Saigon to "Why did you come here?” he press censorship while allowing Dubcek told Uie party’s cegtral blunt that ex{>ected big enemy had shouted repeatedly at a sto­ the liberals to remain in office. committee not enough attenUon offensive if the Viet Cong is pre­ lid young Russian soldier, wav­ —Restate Czechoslovak alle­ had been paid to "the opinions paring for

Lef^slatorsf Reconvene Wednesday f Hot Session Facing nress?

created by elevating FortAs there have' been suggestions WASHINGTON (AP) —With that Senate ratification be put from associate justice to chief one ear tuned to the presidential off for a year. candidates and the other to the justice. Foreign aid, already batterad voters back home, congressmen The Judiciary committee, do'wn to a million dollars less return Wednjsday to face some ; however, has shelved action on than President Johnson asked, hot ^political topics and the„pos- ’Thomberry until the Senate ei­ may run into some additional, BlblUty of a long session. ther confirms or denies Fortas. flak becaiMs H Is a controver­ ’Thorniest matters belofe the Two bills that would! ban the sial Issue that becomes even Congress are stricter gun con- , mall order soles of rifles and more so in an election seosofL A trols and President Johnson’s j shotguns reached the Senate bill authorising $1.66 mllUon In nomination of A be’ Fortas to ; just before Congress adjourned foreign aid for toe current fiscal succeed Earl Warren aA chief for the national political conven­ year is now before House-Senate' ■A justice of (he Urdted States. tions Aug. 2. One was reported conferees. ’The autoorization is The nomination is still in the out of the Senate Judiciary IS • likely to survive but appropria-. Senate Judiciary Committee Committee and thf other came tlons could be much lower. " and It’a anybody’s guess when over irom the House. , The Senate returns to face an —and if-it will reach the floor. Backers of even stricter legik- appropriations blH for the Warren himself said two lation have' threatened to battle Health, Ekhicatton and Welfare weeks ago in a speech that he on the floor for inclusion of re­ and Labor departments aa Its ekpects to be around to open the gistration and licensing provl- Immediate order of business. court’s faU aessimt next month. . sions which were soundly de- ’Ihe House has four relatively If Republicans - carry through ' "feated by the House and by the mliior bills on the docket for . Scene of Anguish in Kakhk^ Iran with a threat to tUlbwtter, War­ Senate Judiciary Committee. this holiday week. ’ ren may have to keep his pledge A third measure that could But something may devdop I Rescue workers And citizens of Kakhk, a village earthquake, which struck Saturday. At leadt 6,000 to President Jttonson to stay on erupt Into oontmversy Is the nu­ . (HI toe political front Sept. U, 460 nfrfles east .of Tehran, Irani expresA their grief of the village population of 7,000 are’ dead Offi- Indefinitely. t clear nonproliferation treaty, when toe House Committee hae Johnson has nominated feder­ still in the Senate Foreign Rela­ scheduled a mesttog for osnri*. - aniid the ruins of earthquake-leveled dwellings, cials estimate the total death tolt at 11,00(). (AP al Judge Homer ’Thomberry to tions Committee.'Since the Rus­ (See Page Foorteea) Kakhk is believed to be near the center of the 'Photofax via, radio from Tehran) fill the vacancy that would be sians Invaded Czechoslovakia,

1 ^ / - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1968 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER 5TlEa?ING HERALD. MAKCtUigiHB,>CONy^ - 7 — .. .V ern on Vernon Kilties Appear Sheinwold on Bridge ( THE4TER TIME SCHEDULE Six High School Studentg TV-Radio Tonight On Channel 24 For An Old Fashioned Bargain, V h if: DOirT LACGO TOO M OW N O K T B The* ' Manchester Pipe • Band WHES PUSTEWC BUDGE 8tate-«ang ■ E m H gh la # - B rother, Sister W in Route 44A—-Boltori, Conn. 4 K 6 3 and its drum-major, WH Tay-, 9 j ALFBED BHECnroU) -C> KQ52 f : 4 » « : f f Kart HartJord Drtre-Ia—Hang To Attend Television lor, arc^rohithently Teatiired Tel. .648-9781 Lai^iiBK at tte toM y it a O'* in a television film about Scot­ great pieaaore, laX wtai yoo 'E m High. t:fO!> BQBon DoOar Six RockiHMe Hlg^ **^^*1^ James E. Oofn^rogUmtl t o c - 6:00 ( 3dO) Perry Mwpn 7:S0 (18) Le» Crane A Q7343 Top Swim Awards (34) Thele Real Revolution I tish Games that will be seen For Pood At dtt your i t at te bridge Bnala. If J f youths will be among IW high ^ ______V>a». , ( 8 in. Uerv Umfln OarriaMi'a OorHIae (Dining WEST BAST tor. R«. , tennis, a hootentoiny ^ f q ^ HorcWlts Mamortal Pool on Sat- Kolanko, Linda Oredn and Cindy (30)“ i F Troop. L ^ e . Sooaj woo 0>e ftrat trick wlOi \Six RockvIUe High School stu- urday. Tbe Qreater Vernon Oometnek; boya 12 and 18, Tom (40) Truth or 'Consequence 8:SJ (18) Bubacrtiijlon TV and the United States. • Conventions ALL YOU CAN E^T 4 A9X752 der. Ifzaf dance wW be tocluded ataog 6:46 (34)______Frtendly aiwu ( B-IO) It Tain* a Thief (C) the ace of bearta, led a tmntp d c ^ are among ISO high school with the clatoes ^dtecueftons. Swimming and Diving Cham- Ook, SVan Scalley and Patar ( 8.43> Show Time .(C) Tonight's film shows the,^ AIR CONDITIONED O A 6:03 8«-10-lMa-(0) News, dei^ht— chosen to attend the BportJ. Weather 9:00 (10303330)h030333T Tuesday---- - ”Nlfbt Manchester band at Syracuse; KWWTj tW 9900f WVOMipCKIy to dummy aad langl**^ • • **• 0 Q9743 ptoiulilpa have baan held each H6a*; glria 14 to IB. Debbie (18) ife rv Griffin MOMovto (C) F E A T U R IN G ____ £acarded his loaiog ctab eo MRA Postpones Red Oxsw Youth Leadership year and reoorda have bean aet Bavdey, Debbie Green and Barry Quarters (30) HoHale's Navy (34) PiaiU Henh', Pianist and N.Y., the weekend of Aug. 10. A 10 OMferenef^.^ sponsored hy the VUtttnf hour* lts88 to 8 Vloilnlat w M i M eb bmoL M i ulicili or t Extra. ■rrad 2Se oxtra.* tbe tecg o f hearts. He then dia- whhdi the conteatanta try to bat- Janet Morganaon, and boys 14 (20) TrouUe Siwoter Taylor won first place In drum ’THE NICK NIGKOLAS TRIO _____ West N aaft Eaal p.p,. in aU a r e - except (34) Ulsterocers Nelfhbor- 9(&3 ( 340) NYPD caided a diamnoi! oo tbe q o*o Meeting Today Greater HarBqrd CSiapter M the tar. Three such record* .were and IB Brad Hawley and Jim Open Thursday hood ( 843) Good Homing World majoring at Syracuse. Every Friday and Saturday for your Dancing and 1 P—I 2 « Pas temlty where they mm t U * ,ef bearta and led dnminyt' 4 American Natibijal Red C r^- broken (hi* time. 'Aceto. 6:06 (40) Combat Listening Pleasure 2 4 P a s 4 4 ‘ AO P a s Th e Jfanchester Renewal and f:8f to « p.w- 6:16 <3-(30) ---- News 10:00 (3?) The Noveilst and His This past weekend, the Kil­ fii^etao (Bamood. Merrill Kloter, Jayne 3 ^ "' Barry for Senate Headquar­ AudienceA iill Agency, postponed to regular Admitted Thursday: Peter Karen Kolanko broke the Winners of back crawl event*, 6:39 (30) Booial Becurity ties entertained Saturday arid East striped op with ‘ tbe buhl, Rhea Lavlgne, Mark Phil- ters will have a grand opening (103380). 'Huntley-Biinkley (13) Who, What, When.' Tuesday Wednesday Thursday meeting' toni^bt becatoe there ignatowtes, 33 Venxto Ave.; record set by Dabble Hait^y ^9 Martin, Where and Why (O Sunday at the Goshen Fair. irritf Of djamnnda and led the Upa, W ailam Sterkel and Lor­ Thursday at 7- p.m. The head­ ( MO) ImaderB dummy's king. Sooth ’ two more dia­ oonferyBce, the first of Its htod. The location 'will serve for the ( S3 (C) 4Q.1333-30-10) News. Meat «r CbeeM • 1 ^ my and then continues tbe pro­ cording to Edward J. Rybctyk, Helen Carlson, MUtord, New lanko, Liinda Green eutd U nda (10) Otsis tn BchooU (O 11:(» DeBella and Reale. Opticians mond triidta. He toft jgee A tTfmtag course In group dy- Linda Qraan broke *. record next two months as themerve (20) HunUey..Srlnkley Bports, Weather cess by rutting another club in Ham pshire: Tlngley; boys 13 and 18, Tom (U ) BubscrtpUm TV 'n e a t as diam (30) Tom Ehrell Show \ ■p.«i M. Peterson, director of ot 42.2 second* for 60-yard Barry's campaign for re-election (34) Honor of History IRS ( 3) Tuesday Starlght (C) four in the dummy. approval on the contracts be­ derson, RFD 1. ’ and 15 Debbie Hawley, Debbie (10303330) Tonight Show It was West's turn to laugh. personnel, Heubleln of Hart- ^'breaat rtroke for gills 14 and to the senate from the Fourth ( 843) Truth or Coneequence8)4«3 Complete AU TYPS: Pinos — GrimleTs ~ Spo^iettl Shefe £ Mcmkotti Since Sooth discards .two fore the agency can give to Birth Thursday: A daughter 18. Her Urn* wa* 89.4 seconds, BelottI and (C) ( 8-40) Joey Blst^ (C) ■Good thing 1 didn’t cpen fMTl. certified by the Nation^ Senatorial District 7:16 (30) Newsreel (18) Late Movie telephone and ruffs two in tbe final approval, "nie contiacta to Mr, and' Mrs, Oarl Jacobsen, a new record. boys 14 and 16, Brad H aw ley Eye Glass dobs." be obaenred. "O u r Training Laboratory, Institute of Barry, a Mancheeter attom- (!nmmy he gtrea op only one must alao get the okay of the Somers. *' and (Richard Luca*. SEE SATURDAY’S TV IVEEK FOR OfMttPLBTE LISTINaS o v r S only chance wits to tempt jou Applied Behavioral Sciences. Debbie, and Brad Hawley each ney, is running lor the senate «ti«nwind M ek in addBtiao to federal office of HoiUng and Discharged Thursday: Winners of breast s tro k e Service Tmt%. — Thor*. If ajn. - I2:ff ^m. A k to discard your ain^etoc club.” Awareness of the social cem- won three events in the races for the third time, having been FREE one club and one trump. He l/rbap Developmenf. aid Freldrich, Enitogtoo; events, girls 10 and 11, Judy Radio Fri. — tet If a.m“ - 1 :ff'a.m . * oems of the Inner city , will be did Judy Martin and Tom successful in two previous mces. TTi3ik»« Iris contract inatead of The plans have already been belle Gamache, 14 North ifc- Martin, Otody Satklewlcs and 15 SondST 12 wo— • I f p-fn. 643-1188 discussed by a team of resource He Is a former state represen­ (Thia listing toolodes only those news broadcasts of 10 or DELIVERY West was quite right, Sotith going down one. approved by the Town Planning 8t.; Clara Kiipfersdunl^ A **L*“ iNancy Tlngtey; boys 10 and 11, otiieir short newscasts.) Contact leaders headed by Dr. Arthur tative and deputy mayor of Man­ mkrate length. Some •tattoiui caary should lead a low diamond from Be who laughs to** i» » C^mmisstoi: lliigtoh: John Kravontka, 7:00 The World Tonight Lenses W Kalrott, director of urban mer the wlnnitv times were chester. . - V WDBC—1884 his hand at the second trick. bridge pUyer. The contracts involve an 11- tonbury; Isaac Stone, XT Scott Green; girls 12 and IB, 7:20 Frank Gifford education at the University of compared to the extsUng re­ The public Is Invited and 6:00 ken Griffin 7:30 Speak Up Sports Your order for drag needs fiuHnf no attempt to get rid DaUj 0—etiew unit apartment bouse at Woed- Main St.; James Norwtxid, ** «0 Ldnda Green, Cindy Oometock 6i00 Joey Reynolds 8:00 News and 004met!os will, be taken Hartford. cords in each of the events won everyone is welcome, Bamry said 9:00 Dick Robbuon o f his toeing club. Tew have epewed with ooe bridge »nti ICain Sts. to be built Lawler Rd., and .Kenneth 8U- and Karen Kolanko; boys 13 and 1:66 News, S lgi Off 8:10 | ^ * ‘ Qy(P Bports oare ot Immediately. Results and goals set by tne and from these figures the Kuw- today. He said tliait there yvIU be 12:15 8 ll East takes the Jack of dia­ fjMtde. awd partaer has re- by Raymond F. and I.outo C. pleton. East Hartford. 18, P eter Moss, Steven Sk(>ly \ R ^ B —»i0 WTIC—1686 young persons during the con leys were awarded the trophies. "no speechek and no form ality." 6:00 Hartford HigMigiits monds and a chib and then re­ ^M wled 1-JiT. ft is ap to yew Damato of Manchester, and a and Rob Usher; girls 14 and 16, 6:00‘Afternoon Edition Debbia la 16, Brad 14. The ribbon cutting Is sched­ . 7:00 News :00 News turns tbe queen of spades to «fin aaig jao ,bDld: Spades, machine shop on the north side Janet Morganson and bow 14 8:00 Oosllgfat 6:16 Maricet Report 18 Asylum St. Honorary meet director Nat uled for 7, after which refresh­ 12:00 Quiet Hours ■/ A-M-7-6-2; Hearts, A; Wa- 'of HUbard St. to be built for ■royiQHT “JLkNQ ’EM and 16, Itichard Lucas. .- 6:20 Weather { jJ u ld o n k , ' Room 104 ' Schwedel was on hand to award ments will be served. WFOF—1418 6:25 Strictly Sports miwili. Q-f-t-4-1; cubs. If. the .Manchester Carbide Oo. Winners of the butterfly 5:00 Danny Clayton Show 6:38 Afternoon Etoltlon 767 M A IN ST.— e«S -U U Tel. 822-0787 PRISCILLA GIBSON now in. crowded quarters on tbe trophies. He Observed that events girls 13 and 18, Otody 8:00 Bteve O'Brien 7 :(^3 Amertoaoa H artford Bnrioo F. Reale Russ DeBella What do yso say? not one of the young people who 9:00 Dick Heatherton 7:25 DavM Brinkley FMscr^tlca Plwmaoy i.. Answer: Bid two diamonds. Wpodbridgb St. at the Green. Comstock, Zoe Hawley and Nan FIRST SPONSOR UNKNOWN 13:00 Gary Girard Show 7:30 Newa of (he world U M E H DRU6 WED. pBrUelpated in tl)lB '14th meet You opened , the bidding largely The five-member MRA wriU Green; boys 12 and 18, Tom WASHINOTON—*rhe fire* ship WINF—1286 7:45 Joe Garsatola “ DONTT r a i s e t h e BEIDOE"—a:00-Sd)0-9:16 had been bom whan the swim-' 6:00 News 7:50 Sing Along PARKADE because of the distTibotton. 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PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAV, SEPTEMBER 8, 196^ relation of the library emf^oyes ordered the plant to stop ship­ South Windsor to other town erdployes. Public School Columbia ping secondary products across Under the present syst'em, the state line on the basis of a Fed­ Jntegratit>n Or Equality First? employes of the town libraries Calendar eral Food and Drug Adminis­ tration report that conditions at ifiaurl?PBlPr Town Council to Resume are paid by the directors of the First HaU Fight. Nears A group of Negroes and Puerto Ricans libraries from funds allocated to the plant were bad enough to in Norwalk, under the leadership of the Thurs., Sept. 8, school <^ns. breed * salmonella, a typhoid- the libraries in the general gov­ FYi., Oct. 28, teacher's conven­ Etipniuii local diapter of CORE, the Congress of ^Regular Meetings Tonight ernment budget. Mayor FTtts End Against fever producing virus. Racial Equality, has filed legal suit try­ tion. PUBLISUBD By TH£: Tonight at 8 the Town Council' the commtuion rum until Nov. has said that arrangements are Tues., Nov. 8, national elections. A previously RERALD PRINTING CO-. INC ing to compel the' Norwalk Board of will meet to resume Its regular 80, 1971. being made so that the llbtary Bi-Products 13 Blucll Strett employes are eligible to rebelve Mon., Nov. 11, Veterans’ Dajr, owned MADCbcstcr, Conn. Education to reopen a school the Board schedule ol bi-weekly council Brown i»-resigning his position Thurs., and Fri., Nov. 28 and 2lh Custom Home Deslga ^ THOMAS F. FERGUSON • ^ .had closed as a part of Us own racial seaslohs. Since July 18 the the benfits ■which other town COLUMBIA (AP) — Residents Maneheator WALTER R. FERGUSON on die commission because he employes reoelve under the clas­ Thanksgivlngjrsceas. Publishers / desegregation policy. council has not held a regular cannot devote the - time needed Frl., Dec. 20, four-hour day be-. the Hop River section hope Blue Print A Snpply Ine. Founded October 1, 188L^ feeeslon, cdthough one special sified service. to see the end of a decade-long 680 Hartford Rd. Negro children who used to at- to the increasing activities of The purpose of a Salary Study. gins Christmas vacation, ' Accept Sundays meeting was called bjr Mayor fight lor fresher air as the re­ ManohMtar, Conn. , PubUbhed Every Evei the school in question ore now be- the commission. The council will Oommtttee, one of the items on Thurs., Jan. 2, school reopens. lutd Holidays. Entered e Post Olfice at « *; ‘:y r .y l. . .. Howard E. Pitta. Tonight’s probably not appoint a succes­ sult of plars for the removal of AAS-eiHMl Manchester, Conn., Second Class Mail in^ bukod to mixed population schools the agenda, is to have town sal­ Second Half a poultry processing plapt. RoGkvUto Bat. 1 0 6 Matter. meeting wUl be held In the li­ sor to BroWn until the next Mon., Jan. 27, kindergarten elsewhereht^he city. And part of the brary of the high school. aries keep pace with the econ­ Connecticut ^1-Products, Inc., JRIPTION RATES meeting, Sept! 17. change. Norwalk NegitKcommhnlty — perhaps Among items on the agenda omy and Inflationary trends. It which converts,, scraps from LINCOLN CONTINENTAL able In Advance It is expected that the council is expected that the council Mon., Feb. 24, winter vacation .___ Y e a r ...... much the larger pitit— approves of this. for tonight's meeting is the ap­ will appoint a member of the chicken slaughtei* to useable U a wise inveslmeot .v Six Months ...... tonight wlH appoint members to week begins. products, has been the target Three Mimtha' ______But the other part, whldi has now pointment of a five- or seven- Personnel Board of Appeals for serve on the committee. Non., March 8, school reopens. RANGE One Month member Salary Study Commit­ a three-year term beginning on of several court actlorts. In re­ ^onOiwuUl h u b«n htwiled with cirt brought sult^ against the Board of Edu-, Evening Mass Resumes FW., April 4, Good Friday. ‘ '* ‘ *'"* ptopfc »ho are pait of Die tToniinenial U(c" appn- . i- ■ . MEMBER OF tee to review and make recom- cent years. Nov. 8. The Rev. Gordon B. Wad- " " f" * ‘‘I*’’'’' '"Slne«ri"8 »«l the clatii: iiynni: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cation,; has adopted for Itself that same Mon., April 21, spring vacation The annoimcement by plant ihat art U1K9I11 Coniintnial apart from other aulomobilea. The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled .mendatlons regarding the sola-, The council wlU discuss a pro­ hams. pastor of St. Francis Of begins. advocacy of the "neighborhood school” ,rles of town employes. The owner David Small last week^ FUEL OIL to the use of, republlcation of all news dis­ posal of douncUman Robert Assisi cauirch, announces that Mon., April 28, school reopens. “’f? Lincoln ConiincntaU with care too. They undergo patches credited to It or-tlot otherwise credit-, .Concept which, when it first began de­ council will aleo accept the re­ Sills that the council meet 'with that the plant will be closed by ed in this paper and Also t.’te local news ptib- veloping among Negro gro^is, seemed the evening Maas on Sunday wUl Frl., May 80, Memorial Day. Nov. 1 seemed to end the dis­ before w t'relH hm *"” *'*"''** '****’ *"** *” reconditioiied lished here. signation of Frank E. Brown the Chamber of Commerce to resume at 6 p.m. Sunday. On GASOLINE AS rights of republlcation of' special dis-' . almost a strange mockery of the rais­ krom the Industrial Deveto.p- Wed., June 18, school closes. pute. He said he intends to set .*,1^..**,?’ * !* Lincoln Conllnenlalv And patches herein are a>’o, reserved. see how the two groups might Friday, the First Friday of Sep­ ing of the "'neighborhood school" issue ment Commission. His^ term on be mutually helpful. This meet­ Notes up his equipment at an unde­ ‘•CMl-I2t?T'ir - •'* '» l"i"g "* ...... tember, there will be Masses at v-ocuinefiut Life than you think possible The Herald Printing Company Jnc.. as- in White subtirban communities by people ing, probably In October, would There are 89 days In the first termined location. ^ sumes no...... financial.. responsibility . jlbUlty- forloi typo­ 6:46 a.m. and 6 p.m. Confes­ half and, 91 In the second plus However, a spokesman for the BANTLY OIL graphical errors appearing in advertisements who didn't want to have Negro children discuss what community pro­ sions will be heard tn the eve­ ^ MOr Ia RTY BROTHERS and other reading matter in .The Manchester # •> t - • jects the Chamber of Commerce four extra days in June in case State Health Depat tment said Evening Herald...... / bused^out from the city ghettoes. ning only on Thursday from 7 of winter snow days. If all four Thursday his department was '^Conneetteut’s Oldest Uncoln-Mercury Dealer!" might have in mind and In what in • jV 1 ^ s SIS'CENTER ST., MANCHESTER — 648-8136 Subscriber to Los Ahgeles Times-Washlng- ,'Sbme of the spokesmen for CORE in tlEtmtlho IfpntUi way tho council might be help­ to 8:30 p.m. snow' days are used, school ■will still uncertain whether to let the ton Post News Seryide. '-■fforwalk argue that It should be the right The executive board of the St. olo^e Tuesday, June 24. , matter rest until the November R^rk.itlf His r/7’ Pull service cUarti of N. E. A. Service. Inc ful to the chamber. Francis of Assisi Church will Publishers Representatives ~ The Julius of Negro p t^n ts to have, as much con­ Publuhed Dally Except Sundays Also U 9^r consideration wUl Primary grade progress rs- deadline. Officials are still and Holidays at 13 Bissau Strest. meet ,tn the Church Hall tomor­ Mathews SnetlaJ Agency — New York, Chi­ trol over their own school as while par­ be a rcylelon of the resolution ports will be sent home Oct. 7, studying its reports on the plant. cago, Detroit and Boston. , Manchester, Conn. (OSOtO) , row gt 8:30 p.m. Members of the Hop River Im­ ents can have. Telephone 648-2711 of the council of July-IS, for ap- Jan. 6, March 10, and May 12. AUDIT BUREAU OF C m m L A - plicatloii for- an opMT” space The Junior Choir will com­ Quarters end Nov. 8, Jan, 28, provement Association said they TIOlfe. 'The board,” they argue, "has BeooiU Class Postags Paid at mence rehearsals next Tuesday Manchester, Cbnn. graih to the State Department of Ap'rll 8 and the last day of were encouraged by Smith’s Display advertising closing.'hours established a double standard, based at 6:46 p.m. New members may closing announcement. The Hey^Kids! Come ’n Get ’Em For Monday — 1 p.m.,'Friday. Agrtciilture and to the Bureau of school. , For Tuesday — l p.m." Saturday. solely on race and color, which provides SUBSCRIPnOM RATES Outdoor Recreation to assist in register at thld time. Girls age .gioup Includes several persons • For Wednesday — T p.m. Monday Payable In Advance : 10 and boys age 8 and older are who have gone to court three For Thursday —xi p.m. Tuesday a neighboihood school system in white One Yeeu- ...... 330.00 -acquisition of recreational land.- For Friday — yp.m . Wednesday neighborhoods only.” Six Months ...... 16.(0 The land i^ntioned for rec­ welcome. times during the last 10 -years ' For Saturday,*^ i p m. Thursday. Rehearsals, for the Senior Orientation Set with complaints that the' pjaht Classified deadline — 3 p.m. day before So now, even in the same community, Ihree Months ...... 7.00 reational use is at Sand Hill publlcatlom/5 p.m. Friday for Saturdav Ons Month ...... 860 and Never. Rd. town has (Jhoir will begin on Thursday, produced a bad smell. and Monday publication' we, have Negroes who are both for and an option on 90 a c r ^ one-half Sept. 12 at 7:80 p.m. The group For 9th Graders The U.S. pistrict Court has against busing, both for and against the of which would be uartl as the needs new members and will Tuesday, September neighboihood school concept. gladly welcome anyone who Is Ninth graders at the high site of the proposed new' high school this fall will have an or­ And this difference seems to reflect school and the remainder' for interested In music for 'the church. ientation program In the school the deep philosophical difference between recreational purposes. auditorium at-1:30 p.m. tomor­ Parliamentary' Brutality Too those Negroes who want integration in One item on the agenda is car­ row. FREE ried over from the July 16 meet­ One .part of the bad image the Demo­ order to have equality, and those aho They will receive a handbook, ing. It concerns proposed "Cheney Tech locker assignment, and a school crats picked up in Chicago came from Want equality to be established first and changes of an ordinance on separately, lea'ving such a minor detail tour. u what went on in the downtown streets of public libraries to more clearly Calendar Ninth grade homeroom ae- Chicago. One good thliig about It was as integration optional in the future. define the functions of the dl- SdiQol Book Wed., Sept. 4,. school opens. slgmnents are alphabetical as that there were' enough police and troops Such a division must ine'vitably com­ 'rectors of the library and the CLASSES START SEPT. 23rd Frl., Oct. 11, Columbus Day. follows:' on hand to be sure JSf their ability to plicate this nation's task of trying to Frl., Oct. 28, Teachers’ Con­ Last name A to Ei in room control any conceivable situation. *nie deal with its racial problem. But one Prestige jobs, high wages and vention.*' 187, El to G In room 249,- H to COVERS chief bad thing about It was that, des­ has a strange Idea that it need not rapid advancement go only to Mo.n., Nov. 11, Veterans Day. J in room 261, K to Le in rooni pite their possession of more than^ad- necessarily make that task basically any With Sylvian Otlara On Ttii- Cape Thurs. and Frl., Nov. 28 and 29, 288, Li to Me In room 260, Ml Wladow sbadet of lovely, Du Pont the man or woman who has to Pa tn room 262, Pe to R tn equate manpower, which generally did more difficult .For what is going ev^p- 'BAYSIDE, ORLEANS prepared tor them through -Thanksgiving recess. "Tontine” ire city to enuh. WUl make it possible for them to function tually to happen in and ft> American Tues., Dec. 24 at noc-n, Chrtet- room 264, S to T In room 288, look like new. Won't crack, fray or specialized'training. Start and U to Z in room 266. pinhole. AvaUabte in many attrac­ with a minimum use of force, the po­ society, if ^It does find its way toward mas vacation begins. ■now on th^ load to a new Thurs., Jan. 2, school reopens. tive Golort- Juit eaU ug. We wUI be Available at lice on some occasions rushed into an its own survival, is much more likely (lad to ineaiure your windows and Herald career. Any of the courses Wed,, Feb. 12, Lincoln’s birth­ live you a free ettimete for new all 5 Offices! impetuous over-lise of force. 'to be something like the eventual coalesc^J Connecticut Yankee listed below can be the first day. Papua Once British “Tontine.” Ing and quieting down of some many- Inside Report Yesterdays step toward the future you've Mon., Feb. 24, winter vacation To those who follow the maneuvers of directioned, majvy-cnirrented maelstrom / . By A.H.O. • always dreamed of. week begins. PORT^MORESBY, Papua — the political game, there was another than it is to be the emergency damming Mon., March 3, school teopens. British New Guinea was de­ Business Automation kind of brutality exhibited at Chicago 'up of some Niagara. 25 Years Ago Fri., April 4, Good Friday. clared a BriUah protectorate in Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Ail three, of Connectlctrt's top ■which we caught Governor John 1884 and in 1906 became an Aus­ which was, almost as reprehensible as Local mills start a strenuous headliners at the Democratic ^ Dempsey 'was that of an eoriy Computer Programming Mon,, April 21, spring vacation a n k o o f anchester anything^ .that happened In the streets, Those who hold that integration is the week begins. tralian territory known officially SAVHI6S B M Only 'way toward equality, and those who CHICAGO — Vice President dent Johnson's undercover op­ campaign to collect and savage National Convention looked good ' on-the-floor interview In which Data Processing Systems and this was the parllaihaitary brutality all waste paper in to'wn dtie to a Mon., April 28, school reopens, as Papua. It iRcludes' the south­ M#mb8»FDlC hold that equality must be the prelude Humphrey's failure to reconcile erative on the platform, laid ■to tills television ■viewer. he was gltlng hie own clear and eastern part of the rhalti island wielded' from the platform of the con­ great shortage. / Democratic State and Nation­ .strongly opinionated oonunent Keypunch Training Fii.. May 9. curriculum day. MAIN OFFICE - S23 Mtln Striil EAST BRANCH • Tit Eul Cintir Sliiil WEST BRANCH - Minchtslii Partiidi to true integration are likely, some day, the Democratic - party’s doves down the hard'conditions to the Fri.. May 30. Memorial Day. of New Guinea and the archi­ vention itself. , Platform Committee while Hum­ al Chairman John Bailey, oper­ on the efforts to set up the Ted E.A. JOHNSON BURNSIDE OFFICE - too SumiMt Avtmit SOUTH WINDSOR OFFICE • Sullivu tvmui shopping Cinlir to meet e a ^ other and their white count­ had its roots not only in the Typewriting Fri.. June 20. school closes. pelagoes that lie to the east. phrey staff men stayed out of ating on the assumption that Kennedy draft. But tax this ap­ MAIN OFFICE & PARKADE OFFICE OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS! There, as in the streets, the conflict erparts at some four-cx>raered Intersec­ White House but in outnumber­ sight. this would normally be the 1 ^ pearance there was, to those of Secretariat Training * PAINT CO. was between something that might be tion which may be at the heart of an ' A poll- of 19 non-commission­ «U MAIN 8T„ HANCHESTER ed Southern delegations who David Ginsbtirg, the highly re­ ed officers in the police force national convention he would us who have followed John Gragg Shorthand called the "establishment" and those America which has finally learned how garded Washington lawyer who . be called upon to manage, look­ .. Dempsey from his first legiela- WINDOW cleverly exerted maximum in­ indicatips'a majority feels a new Refresher Shorthand who 'Wished to cause trouble for it and to live with Itself. \ -• fluence at the convention. will play a major role. in the chie^' should be selected from ed so good that his performance tive days -onward, a mature bring disrepute upon it There were in The tip-off, almost unnoticed, Humphrey campaign, main­ amdng the present department itself must have made at least surehess and forcefulnees which . Accounting SHADES tained intermittent contact with a momentary sugfgesUon to the showed that the OomectlciK the. convention hall, in other words, dele­ in the convention hubbub, came j members. Mod* to Ordor- gates and leaders of delegation who were ' Humphrey’s Speech Monday when Sen. Geoige Platform Committee doves ear­ ' The Manchester branch of the party’s new Presidential candi­ Governor was fully at ease, and For complete information, call trying to get the f ^ r and get the mlcro- Smathers of Florida announced lier in the week in a vain ey Children's Services of Connect­ date that perhaps he should ex­ Indeed a formidable figure, on Bring your old rollen In and phMies in o'rder to* make some political Senator Echnund Muskie of Maine will he would wdthdraw as a favorite fort at compromise. He also col­ icut opens business in a five- ercise his own free choice of a' the highest national scene. (ave SSo per shade. PRE-SEASON or factional points. be Joining Vice President Humphrey on son ' and support Humphrey. laborated . with educator Clark room suite on Main St. new national chairman to per­ Watching CfonneoUcot Democ­ MORSE the campaign trail and so two good and What he did not announce was Kerr and labor leader 'WWter suade -the old to remain. But racy's big three operating on OF HARTFORD decent men will be attempting first to a private conversation that day Reuther in an effort to reach perhaps the prize plum award­ the naticmal scene, at the climax E. A. JOHNSON •OF MANCHESTER There were individual delegates who *1 183 Ann St„ Tel: 522-2261 had ideas they wished to express, or mo­ unite the Democratic party and then with Humphrey, who pledged he a middle-ground Vietnam plank. \ Thought for Today ed to Bailey came in the form of careers so often mingled and PAINT GO. tions they wished to make. the nation. It is clear th at. there is a would not disown the LBJ war The Kerr-Redther scheme, Sponsored by the Manchester of a casual remark by one of so often separate, one. could long, long trail ahead. For although the pollc)^. which called for a bombing halt Council of Churches the network commenta'tors.who, 'hardly remember the notable 723 MAIN ST. It is true that, in the paki, ths role Vice President tried In his speech to Smatlvers was the key that un­ in “expectation” of reciprocal observing Bailey’s trademark deeds 8f a stripling John Bailey of presiding officer over a national po­ bridge the generation gap, an ideologi- ^ locked five other Sohthem favor­ response from Hanoi, was em­ pushed up glasses and cigar, at a Chicago convenUon of« cal chasm, the Vietnam imue, and the ite-son delegations for Hum­ braced' by the Humphreyite A New Year litical convention has proved powerful Labor Day has always said that the Connecticut leader 1932, the advent of on exci|tlng dlvialon .over law and'order, he was phrey. Vouching for Humphrey's Michigan delegation and spon­ went to great lengths to be mod­ new kind of political candidate and sometimee decisive, by the way it only partially successful. . reliability on the war, Smathers sored by its chairman. Sen. seemed to me more of a New could determine who got the floM* tor Year's Day than,the first of est about his own intellectual ■when Abe RibictM first rap for In terms of. Vietnam he could only of­ ,personally - — convinced------Gov.------Bu- _Philip Hart. But .even thisvasw was vf ca*3 powers. Congress in 1918, and those hal-l. what purpose. .. ford Ellington of Tennessee that i vetoed by the Humphrey high January. Vacations are over >8 out of TO homes fer a heart felt promise that he would and daily schedules will soon Senator Abe Rlblcoff, behind cyon years In the IMO's when try to bring peace; in terms-of law and he' too should release his ({le­ command and got lost in a par­ the scenes-and off the stage and the Republican members of the But at Chicago the Democratic party, gates for Humphrey. liamentary ticket; It never came return to normalcy. which whenever anybody asks it would order he {Hedged to support security for The opening of schools re­ apparently engaged mysterious­ State Development OommJssion all and to resist police brutaltly. But the But to make sure Humphrey to a vote. :. • hove 0 cold room respond with the claim to be the great­ minds parents to help their chil­ ly In^the posslblUty of a Ken­ considered young John Dempsey young 'wiH' certainly not think he is with was not wavering. Shtathers ! The short-run and long-run nedy blitz, had his formal en­ est party in the worid in its respect for kept contact with him — flo w ­ dren off to a good year. Teach­ a very pleasant and hannleM IS YOUSS ONE OF THE 6 7 7 P 7 it, and the doves wrill probably continue impUcaitlohS for Humphrey are trance on the convention cam­ kind of Democrat. the indl'vklual and his right of free to have their doubts. ing his Monday conversation doleful. In the short-nm, the rel­ ers prepare for a fine first with, talks on Tuesday day to set the pattern for the eras delayed untH^ almost the speech, went totalitarian in Its handling Perhaps, the Vice President's most atively hard-line Vietnam plonk last minute. .. of its gavel. The presiding officer of Wedifi’esday. The threat was-tm-' passed Wednesday afternoon, year ahead. Pupils of all ages Worm up that 1 flawless decision was to pick one of New spoken but clear. Had Hum­ greet the first day of school as But then, as what some peo­ the convention seemed so inadequate to England's mqst distinguished former ' coupled with police head-smash­ ple call the Rlblcoff luck would Today in Hisioty phrey moved leftward oci Viet­ ing against the Tipples, pro­ the beginning of a milestone on his task that he might never have suc­ governors and present senators, Ed Mus­ have it, the Connecticut Sena­ Today Is Tuesday, Sept. 8, the hard'to-heotA rMm nam at any time before Wednes­ d u ce a nasty mood on the con­ the road to education. 247th day of 1968. There are 119 ceeded in being fair even if that had kie of Maine. A Roman Catholic of Po­ day afternoon’s platform vote. Let us start the "new year” tor, using borrowed credentials been his intent. But his intent and Jn,- lish extraction, who has made a great vention floor that night as Hu­ which made him an official dele­ days left in the year. Florida and five other Southern bert Humi^rey was being nom­ With God. Let us read His Word with the MW strucUtHis were obviously aimed at the mark for himself in.,the field of anti- states representing 359 dele­ and follow His commandments. gate for. a few minutes, and Today’s Highlight Iri History pollution and model city legislation, Mus­ inated. On this date In 1788, the business of seeing that only the. right, gates would have dropped Hum­ With Him as our Guide, at^shalf making the niatn nominating kie is a man of humility, humor, human- F op the long-run, Hum{Birey, Treaty of Parts was signed be­ scheduled things happened, after they phrey at once and returned to be led through a good year. speech for Senator McGovern, eHti& CHASIR ' Ity and great intelligence. Given the de­ confronts a Herculean task In wound up a dramatic? central tween the United States and ZENITH, RCA. PHILCO. X had already been cleared and approv­ ' their favorite sons. Contributed by Britain, officially ending the BY IRON FIREMAN ■ ^ X ' cision by Senator Eugene McCarthy and This Southehn pistol at Hum­ attracting party workers in Miss Esther Grandstrom figure In the issue which almost This v/eek ed by party authorities, and that every­ Senator Ted Kennedy not to . accept the phrey's head, augmented by California and New York— overshadowed, on nominatlcm Revoluntlonary War. THIS REVOUJTIONARY NEW DE- body else was always out of order, no vice presidency, it would be hard to find Retired principal of On This Date . VELOPMENT IN ADD-ON HEAT­ White House pressure, contribut­ states whose support he des­ Bowers ^hool night, the convention’s choice of Ctmek t h f WESTINGHOUSE, CURTIS-MATHES ^ matter what normal parliamentary rule a better choice. ed to the Vice President’s most perately needs against Richard its candidate—the issue of„ v^o* In 1658, Oliver Cromwell, ING will keep your cold or chilly room and procedure jnlght have been. The Humphrey speech of acceptance M. Nixon. In those six Southern known in history as the Lord ' advtmtagt! warm and cozy, with flitered. circulat­ fateful decision a t. this disas­ •lence in downtown Chicago. One ing, thermostatically controlled heat. only 99^°4 pc was a good deal more carefully con- trous convention. He thereby favorite-son states well ' satis­ 'network spokesman openly ac­ Protector of England, died. V CImbiM nitNid wane ilr. This deliberate parliamentary brutali­ Quotations In 1892, Britain, assumed a Operating cost up to ‘13% less than “structed than the ^average Humphrey missed his best and perhaps last fied with his.Vietnam stance, Have a heart - Take part • claimed him for his fortitude; VNett (paurfrM ktl ni(H ty from' the polium ■ was actually more protectorate over Uie Gilbert Is­ tnak tr kpllir. othOr add-on heaters. Heats cold bath- - address, was shorter, -and as ur.;al, h:.d , chance to conciliate the doves, however, few party leaders give This hydrant - I» touched with Another network contrived for V IndltldMl iirtNigtle room, enclosed porch, attic room, or For one week only Watkins is offering ■this reprehensible than some of the hot-blood­ a grreater ftl|city of phrase than former emancipate himself from Presi­ him much chance to win' (In art. lands in the Central'Pacific. thmiMlit. Kitchenette, regularly at $448.85^ for only him even a greater flattery,- by In 1916, In World War I, the V ieh-a* IIMIM, nntf tr M|h any space that needs extra heat. ed police actions downtown. Such broken Vice President Nixon is normally cap­ dent Johnson, and point to end­ Florida he is running a poor — Jingle painted on hydrants turning, again and'again, to the iMipereten eMawali. FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION. - 99.50. This 4 piece s ^ has bronze sted lege freedoms were a more serious matter, able of producing. And yet it was not a ing the 'war under nsw policies. third). That is Just one more Allies turned back the Germans decorated by poor youngsters sensitive face of Senator Mc­ at Verdun, France. - V IcMMilul kPth H laitlll for maximum strength. The set'includes a although leas 'visible, than any bandag­ great speech. It was Simply a very good Indeed, a collision 'with both the irony of this convention which participating in a summer Govern’s wife, as she followed tad pperiti.' ■ Speech. White House and the South had will haunt* the Humphrey Presi­ m 1939, Britain and EYance PhoMt 649-4539 Harvest Table that has a plastic Walden ed pates. project called the Creative Rlblcoff’s fervent oratory. declared war on Germany at Maple -top for added durability, a Deacon’s The Vice President did tend to gather - long been privately pushed by dential campaign. Arts Academy. The main appearance in Such impenetable intangible barrieis increasing support as he went through some of Humphrey’s closest -the start of ,\Yorld War H. Bench, and 2 Side Chairs. A plastic Brown to freedom of motion and speeth, as im­ his text. He mentioned President JtHm- aides. . - • ■ , FOGARTY liltQTIIERS, INC, and Gold Document Print covering is on the posed by the convention chairman, were son twice and paid one sweeping tribute ]. j Actually, the risk of losing * chairs and bench. Remember! This offer to him' —about the least he could pos- those 359 Southern votes was FUEL OIL •, BURNER SALES A SERVICE , , - etids this week,.so hurry into Watkins today. a mudt greater offense than all the more _ slWy do —;but this was not wholly to the, • not as great as it seemed. When UP T O phjraical barriers thrown around the en­ Uking of the delegates. Their loyajtles the Viertnam* vote came on 319 Bread StfM t Monchottwr, Conn. * trances to ..the . were evoked-by memories of Adlal Ste­ Wednesday, Sen. Eugene Mc­ F is c h e tti venson, JtHm.F. Kennedy, Robert Ken­ Carthy's campaign had collaps­ One of the defenses of the national con- nedy, and Martin Luther King. ed and the movement to draft veotions as an institution, against the Indeed, the great moment of emotion Sen. Edward 'hf.. Kennedy had. CLIP AND MAIL TODAY -.JCLIP AND MAIL TODAY. claims of those tiriio label it outmod^, during the convention- was the film aborted. In just 12 weeks, H & R Block, America's • CHOICE or DAY OR EVt. , is that it is a place which' aUowa the tribute' to Robert Kennedy, the young Thus, Humi^irey forces were NIN6 CUSSIt man who saw wrong and tried to right informed Wednesday that this REQUEST FOR Largest Income Tax Service, will teach you how members of the party freedom of ppeech • LOW COST TUITION IN- and .numeuver choice. The manage­ it, saw suffering and tried to heal it, advocacy of the bombing-halt to prepare income tax returns ... . and how YOU can make extra money as a trained tax ’ CLUOIt All t u m i u ment of thU convention made a pretty saw . war and tried to. s^p it.- There plank would ■win him 80 to 100 REG8STRATION • FUU OK PART-TIMI (M- was much of all three, in Chicago dm-- additional votes out of Call- consultant. An ideal course for housewives, nOYMINT OrrOATUNI. $250 . picture of all such freedoms in its ar­ ing tills past shameful Week, and a gwd - fomia pwlth similar gains students, retired people— anyone wanting to TIES rangements for the debate on the Viet- many of the* delegates could not con­ probable from other dovlfli dele­ make EXTRA MONEY. No previous experience • TAUOHT lY imAIENCIO ' ham plank in the platform. That was ceive most of it happening if Robert gations). Besides .clinching his required. Enrollment open to anyone. iLOCK TAX r io n i creditable as far aa It went, ynfottunate- Kennedy had lived. True to form, yes­ nomination without the need for ly, It did not go very far. The* right of terday was not writhout its besmirching heavy Southern backing, this ENROLL N0W1 QUANTITIES LIMITED-ACT FAST any individual delegate or delegation to events. The chairman of the New ' would have immeasurably Im-' 887 Farmington Ave.,'Hartford such an elemental political maneuver as Hampshire delegation was tossed into, proved Humphrey's general CLASSES START 618 Maple Ave., Hartford an effort to amend either of the planks Jail for using his Dartmouth IdentUica-1 . election prospects in big Indus­ S66R West Middle Turnpike, Manclieetor trial slates by reconciling angry Webster Sq. Shopping Ploia, Berlin under discussion was ahut off and denied ; tion card on the machine that allowed SEPTEMBER 16 delegations on the floor. Mayor .Paley MoOarthy-Kennedy ‘ volunteers, } by arbitrary ruling ofTthe oont^Uon MANCHESTER of-Chicago, who-now has become known some of whom will now walk ______management. as the George Wallace of the North, out ai)d back a fourth i^arty. ■'.o. A less dramatic, less risky 687 FARMINOTON AVB„ HARTFORD, CONN. r*; The only thing orsdltable that can be ajgaln diiglnfulshed himself by paAdn^ the hall with hangers-on who .had hun­ course also was pondered but re­ Please send me a registration form end information about the H & R 1969 Block "D laid about the ' convantlon gavel os Basic Income Tax Course. This Is a requast for Information only and places me dreds of. .signs saying "We love You, jected {>y the Humphrey forces : > 5 YEARS under no obligation to enroll. steamroller la that it worked. No un- Mayor Daley”, Disturbances were few­ ^ase up the screws on 200 6r so ’ toward free permitted. No er —the major one appeared to be pro­ Humphrey ' delegates and let BASIC a amendment the ttoor ggt voted voked —and about .the .only major har- them unobtrusively leak away to ADDRESS TELEVISION JB i/i^ P L U N C B ' upon. Unless it was by mistake, or by rassment of the press came when the permit the peace plank to pAss the dint of repeated public insistence, National Ciuard' fired a tear gai without Humi^rey’s finger­ CITY I SERVIC*^ canister at the CBS television van sta- prints. INCDME TAX ZIP CODE no uofriepdly voice was beard from the .STATE PROTECTION CONTRA' tloor^ The conventian sbotkd have a i. tioned downtown.' ' But fearful of White House and NEXT TO STOP and SHOP It was, in short, a sour culmination.. Southern pressure, Humphrey’s COURSE TELEPHONE NUMBER prasidiiig offloer strong enough to per­ A convention is supposed to help a performance here on the critical mit normal parliamentary rules and candidate.; this one didn't. -MIDDLE- Vietnam issue was essentially iD i 1IVIAI QNV dl13 • AVQOi IIVIN QNV dll3 prtvUages. . ‘ TOWN PRESS I ; . • passive. Charles Murphy, Presi- M M U / CLOUT

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1968 relation of the library employes ordered the plant to stop ship­ South Windsor to other town employsi. Public School Columbia ping secondary products across . Under the present system, the state line on the basis of a Fed­ Integration Or Equality First? em ^oyes of the town libraries Calendar eral Food and Drug Adminis­ Town Council to Resume fight. Nears tration report that conditions at are paiy by the directors of the First HaU A group of Negroes and Puerto' Ricans libraries from funds allocated to the plant were bad enough to in Norwalk, under the leaderahlp of the Thurs., Sept. 5, schotd ens. breed salmonella, a typhoid- the libraries in the general gov­ Frl., Oct. 28, teacher’s conven­ ^ t t p m n 0 . local chapter of CX)RE, the Congress of Regular MeHings Tonight ernment 'budget. Mayor Fitts End Against fever producing virus. tion. Racial Elquallty, has filed legal suit try­ has said that arrangements are PUBLISHBO BY THIS Tonight at 8 the ToWii CouncU the commiMlon nun until Nov. TueS., Nov. 5, national elections. A prevloasly- h e r a l d PHINTINO CO., INC: being made so that the library ing to compel the Norwalk Board of will meet to resume'^itB regular 30, 1971. Mon., Nov. 11, Veterans’ Day Bi-Prodnets IS Bisccll Street employes are eligible to receive ow ned Manctiestcr, Conn. education to reopen a school the Board schedule of bi-weekly council Brown is resigning hl« position Thurs.,'and Fri., Nov. 28 and 29, Ouetein Home Deeig* THOUAS F. FERQUSDK the benftts which other town COLUMBIA (AP) — RealdeMs had closed as a part of its own racial .■enslons. Since July 15 the on the commission because he Thanksgitring recess. —* Manelieator WALTER RJ FERGUSON employes receive under the ciaa> of the Hop River section hope' ^^bUshers desegregation policy. oounell has not held .a regular cannot devote the - time needed Fri., Dec. 20, four-hour day be­ Blua Print * Snpply loo- Founded. October 1, 1881 slfled servicj. to see the end of a decade-long session, although one special to the increasing activities of gins Christmas vacation. 660 Hartford Rd. ------The Negro children who ^ed to at­ The purpose of a SalatY Study fight for fresher air os the re­ PubUHied Every Evening Except Suudayi meeting was called by Mayor the commission. The council will Thurs., Jan. 2, school reopens. MantihoeOor, Ooaa. tend the school in question are now be­ Oommlttee, ohe of the items on sult of plans for the removal of ■ad HoUduys. EnterM at the Post Office at ?T7. 'll Howard E. Fitts, Tonight’s probably not a^qioint a succes­ 616 BOIB Staoctaester, Conn;, Aa Second Class MaU the agenda, is Ip have town sal­ Second Half a poultry processing plant. M atter. \ ing bused to mixed population schools . . meeting wUl be held in the lU sor to Brown until the next U o t M O s Bxeik Hat. 1466 aries keep pace'with the econ­ Mon., Jan. 27, kindergarten elsewhere In the city. And part of the brary of the high school. meeting. Sept.' 17. Connecticut Bl-Products, .Inc., ' SUBSCRIPTION^ Ra t e s omy and ipflatloriOry trends. It change. Norwalk Negro community — perhaps Among Items on the agenda which converts scraps from LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Payable In Advance ’ It Is expected ttiat the council is expected . that tlvs council Mon., Feb. 24, winter vacation One Year ; ...... t .... 880.00 for tonight’s meeting is the a p -' chicken -slaughter to useable te a wise iavestment. Six Months ...... IS.SO much the larger part — approves o f this. will appoint a member of the tonight wlH appoint members to week begins. polntment of a five- or seven- products, has been the target Three Months ...... >... 7.80 But the other part, which has now Personnel Board of Appeals for serve on th« cohamlttee. Mon., March 8, school reopens. RANGE ______One Month ...... 3.60 member Salary Study Oommlt- a three-year term beaming on of several coUrt actions in re­ A |«yj^y in white suburban communities by people 6:46 a.m. and 6 p.m. Confes­ BANTLY OIL discuss what community pro­ half and 9l in 'the second plus However, a. spokesman for the graphical errors appearing In advertisements who-.dldn’t want to have Negro cWldren sions will be.heard in the eve­ MORIARTY BROTHERS M d other reading matter In The Mandhester jects the Chamber of Commerce foiir, extra days In June In case State Health Depaitment said Evening Herald. bused but-from the cUy ghettoes. HRatirlypalpr ning only on 'Thursday from 7 :30 ‘‘Connecticut’s Oldest Unootai-Mercury Dealer!” might have in mind and in what of wlfiter sDow days. If ail four Thursday his department was SIS CENTER ST., MANCHESTER — 643-8138 Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- Some of the spokesn^en for CORE! in way tho council might be help­ to 8:30 p.m. snow days are used, school will ■till uncertain whether to let the ’Eop«tti5 ifpraUt The executive board of the St. toa Post News Service. Norwalk argue that it should be the right ful to the chamber. , ' ' close Tuesday, June 24. . matter rest until the November Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. PuMIshed Dally Xixeept Sundays Francis ot Assisi Church will Publishers Representatives — The Julius of Negro parents to have as much con­ Also tinder consideration t m Primary gi^e progress re­ deadline. Officials are still Mathews Special .Agency — New York, Chi­ and Holidays at IS Bissell Street. meet in the Church Hall tomor­ studying its reports on the plant. trol over their own school as white par­ be a revision of the resolution ports will be sint home Oct. 7, cago, Detroit and Boston. Manohecter. Conn. (060(0) , row at 8:30 p.m. Members of the Hop River Im­ ents can have. Telephone S(8-27I1 of the council of July 15, for ap­ Jan. 6, March 10, and May 12. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- ' ^ '***••. plication for an open space The Junior Choir will com­ Quarters end Nov. 8, Jan. 23, provement Association said they TIOHS. SeooDJ Olass Postage Paid at mence rehearsals next Tuesday "The board,” they argue, .."has V f\ -. Manchester, Conn, grant to the State Department of .April 3 and’ the last day of were encouraged by Smith's f Display advertising closing hours. established a double standard, based Agriculture and to the Bureau of at 6:48 p.m. New members may school. , closing announcement. The H ey Kids! Come ’n Get ’Em — For Monday — i p.m. Friday. SUBSCRIPTION RATES register at thlrf time. Girls age group includes several persons For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. soleiy on race and color, which provides PayaMe In Advance Outdoor Recreation to assist in For Wednesday- — 1 p.m. Mondav 10 and boys age 8 and older are who have gone to court three For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday a- neighborhood sdiool system in white ... One Year ...... ^v»»0.00 acquisition of recreational land. ■ For Friday — : p.m. Wednesday neighborhoods only.” ‘ V . ... Six Months ...... U.50 The land mentioned for rec­ welcome. "* times during the last 10 years For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. Three Months ...... 7.80 reational use is at Sand Hill Rehearsals for the Senior Orientatioli Set with' complaints that the plant Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before So now. even in the same community, publication. 6 p.m. Fiidav for Satuidsy One Month ...... X60 and Never Rd. The town has Choir will begin on Thursday, produced a bad smell. .and Monday publication. we have Negroes who are both for and an option on 90 acres, one-half Sept. 12 at 7:80 p.m. The group For ^ h Graders The U.S. District Court has against busing, both for and against the needs new menrhens and will of tivhich woidd be used as the Ninth graders at the high / Tuesday, September 3 neighborhood school concept. - -site of the proposed new high gladly welcome anyone 'who la Interested in music for the school this fall will have an or­ And this difference seeips to reflect school and the remainder for A • « • church.___ ientation program In the school the deep philosophical difference between recreational purposes. auditorium at'l:30 p.m. tomor­ Parliamentary Brutality Too those Negroes who want integration in One item on the agenda is car­ row. ried over from the July 15 meet­ One part of the bad image the Demo­ order to have equality, and those who They will receive a handbook, ing. It concerns proposed Cheney Tech locker assignment, and a school crats picked up In Chicago came from want equality to be established first and changes of an ordinance on separately, leaving such a minor detail four.. what wcTlt on in the downtown streets of public libraries to more clearly ' Calendar Nlritfa grade homeroom as­ Chicago. One good thing about It was as integration optional in the future. define the functions of the di­ School Book Wed., 6ept. 4, school opens. signments are alphabetical as that there were enough police and troops Such a division must inevitably com­ rectors of the library and the CLASSES START SEPT. 23rd Fri., Oct,' 11, Columbus Day. follows: on hand to be sure of flieir ability to plicate this nation's task of tryii^ to Frl., Oct. 28, Teachers’ Con­ Last name A to Ei in room control any conceivable situation. The deal with its racial -problem. But one Prestige jobs, high wages and vention. 137, EI to G In room 249, H to COVERS chief bad thing about It was that, des­ has a strange idea tiiat it need not Mon., Nov. 11, Veterans Dr.y. J .in room 251, K to Le in room '/ rapid advancement go only to pite their posisession of more than ad­ necessarily make that task basically any Sylvian Oflare On The Cape the man or woman who has Thurs. and Fri., Nov. 88, and 29, 258, Li to Me in room .260, Mi Window (hsdet ef lovely DuPont to Pa in room 262, Pe to R in equate manpower, which generally did more difficult .For what is going even­ BAYSIDE, ORLEANS prepared for them through -Thanksgiving recess. '' .pontine” tie taiy to wsih. Will room 264, 3 to T in room 285, look like new. W on't crock, fray or make it possible for them to function tually to happen In and to American I specialized-training. Start Tues., Dec. 24 at nocn, Christ­ mas vacation begins. and U to Z in room '266. pinhole. AvailsUc in many attrac­ wdth a minimum use of force,.the‘po­ society, if^lt does find its way toward tive colon. Juet cell ue. We will be now on the road to a new Thurs., Jan. 2, school reopens. Availat lice On some occasions ruAed Into an |lsd to rneaeure yo'ur windows and its own survival, Is much more likely career. Any of the courses Wed., Feb. 12, Lincoln’s birth­ impetuous over-use of force. to be something like the eventual coalesc­ Herald listed below can be the first five you a dec eetimate for new all 5. Connecticut Yankee day. Papua Once British •T o n tin e .” ing and -quieting down of some many- Inside Report step toward the future you've Mon., Feb. 24, winter vacation To those who follow the maneuvers of Yesterdays directioned, many-currented madstrom, B y 'A . H 'O ' always dreamed of. week begins. PORT MORESBY, Papua — the political game, there was another than it is to be the emergency damming' by Mon., March 3, school reopens. British New- Guinea was de­ DUPONT k^d of brutality exhibited at Chicago ' 25 Years Ago Business Automation clared a British protectorate in up of some Niagara. Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak s' All three of Connecticut’s tart of the main island wielded from the platform of t^e con­ down the hard conditions to the great shortage. Democratic State and Nation­ strdngly oplnio&uted ooounent Keypunch Training MAIN OffKE - M3 U e StrNt EAST BRANCH • ZIS Eut ttrnt WEST BRANCH - UtncluiUr Perhidf to true integration are Ukciy, some day,' the Democratic party’s doves Frl., May 30, Memorial Day. of New Guinea and the archi­ vention itself. ' Platform Committee while Hum­ al (Chairman Jerfm Bailey, oper­ on the efforts to set up the Ted E. A. JOHNSON - TH IwiuMc («eme - talM«in («inui Shopping Contir to meet ea-di other and their white count­ Typewriting Fri., June 20, school closes. pelagoes that'lie to the east. BURNSIDE OFFICE SOUTH WINDSOR OFFICE had its' roots not only in the phrey staff men stayed out of 10 Years Ago ating on the assumption that Kennedy draft, But in this.ap­ S There, as in the streets, the conflict erparts at kime four-cornered intersec­ White House but in outnumber­ Sieratarial Training \ PAINT CO. MAIN OFFICE Cr PARKADE OFFICE OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS! sight. • - A poll of 19 non-commission­ this would normally be the last pearance there was, to those ot was between something tluit might be tion which may be at the heart of an ed Southern delegations who David Ginsburg, the highly re­ national convention he- would us who have followed John Gragg Shorthand m MAIN ST., MANOHESTBB called the ‘‘estabUahmtnt" and those America 'which has finally learned how ed officers In the police force WINDOW cleverly exerted maximum in­ garded Washington lawyer who indicates a majority feels a new be called upon to manage, look­ Dempeey frdm Ms fln t legiela- who wished to cause trouble for it and to live wiUi Itself. Rtfrasher Shorthand fluence at the convention. will play a major role in the chief should be selected from ed so good .that his pertormance tlve days onward, a mature bring disrepute upon i t . There were in •The tip-off, almost unnoticed Humphrey campaign, main­ among the preserit department itself must have made at least sureness and foroefulnesB 'which Accounting SHADES the.convention hall, in other words, dele­ in the convention hubbub, came tained interihittent contact with members. a momentary suggestion to the showed that the Connecticut Mod« to Ordor gates and leaders of delegation who were Monday when .Sen. George Platform Committee doves ear­ /'■ The M'anchester branch of the party's new Presidential candl- Governor was fully at eqse, and For complete information, call Humphrey’s Speech lier in the week in a vain ef­ trying to get the floor and get the mlcro- Smathers of Florida announced n ef- . Children’s Services of Connect­ , date that perhaps he shoidd ex­ indeed a formidable figure, on Bring your old rollers In and ptxmes in order to make some political Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine will he would withdraw as a favorite fort at compromise. He also> coK icut opens business in a five- ercise his own free choice of a the highest national ao«ie. save aSo per shade. PRE-SEASON laborated with educator Cl or facthmal points. be Joining Vice President Humfrfirey on son and support Humphrey. DlaMt room suits on Main St. new national chairman to per­ .Watching ConneoUcat Democ­ the campaign trail and so two good and What he did not announce was Kerr and labor leader Whiter suade the old to remain. But racy’s three operating on OF HARTFORD decent men will be attempting first to a private conversation that day Reuther In an effort ta r reach I>erhaps the prize plum award­ E. A. JOHNSON O F MANCHESTER There were individual delegates who'' the national scene, at ti^e dlimex 183 Ann St., Teh 522-2261 had ideas they wished to express, or mo- unite the Democratic party and then with" Humphrey, who pledged he a middle-ground VietoOm plank. A Thought for Today ed to Bailey came in the form of careers so often mingled and .would not disown the LBJ war The. Kerr-Reuther scheme, PAIN T CO. ticxis they wished to make. the nation. It is clear that there is a Sponsored by the Manchester of a casual remark by one of so often separate, one could policy. long, long trail ahead. For although the whldi called for^ttwmblng halt Qpuncll of Churches the net'work commentators who, hardly remember the notable 728 MAIN ST. / It is true that, in the peud, the role Vlcq. President tried in his speech to Smathers was the key that un­ in “expectatlpiv’ of reciprocal observing Bailey’s trademark deeds of a stripling John Bailey of presiding officer over a natianel po­ bridge the gemratlon gap, an ideologi­ locked five other Southern favor­ response frpm Hanoi, was em­ pushed up g la s ^ and cigar, at a Chloago convention of ite-son delegations for Hum­ A New Year litical convention has proved powerful cal c t ^ m , the Vietnam issue, and the braced W the Humphreyite said that the Connecticut leader 1932, the advent of on exciting divisibn over law and order, he was phrey. Vouching for Humphrey’s Michigan delegation and spon­ Labor Day has always and sometimes decisive, by the way H went to great lengths to be mod­ new Und o< political candidate only partially successful. reliability on the war, Smathers sored' by its chairman. Sen. seemed to me more o t a New could determine who get the floor for’ Year’s Day than the first of est about his own intellectual when Abe Ribicoff first ran tor In terms of Vietnam he could only ot­ personally convinced Gov. Bu­ Philip Harj. But even this was powers. what purpose. January. Vacations are over Oongrees in 1918, and those hal­ 8 out of 10 homes ter a heart felt promise that he would ford Ellington of Tennessee that vetoed by the Humphrey high and dally schedules will soon Senator Abe Ribicoff, behind cyon years in the IMO’s when try to bring peace; in terms of law and he too should release h li dele- " command and-got lost in a par­ the scenes and oft the stage and But at Chicago the Democratic party, g^es for Humphrey. return to normalcy. the Republican members of the order be {hedged to support security for liamentary ticket. It never come apparently engaged mysterious­ / which adienever' anybody asks It would ^But to make sure Humphrey The opening' of schools re­ State Development Oommiasion have a cold room all and to resist police brutality. But the to a 'Vote. ly In the possibility of a Ken­ respond with the claim to be' the great­ was not wavering, SmAthers minds parents to help their chil­ cimsidered young John Dempsey I young will certainly not think he is with The short-run and long-run nedy blitz, had' hia formal en­ est party in the world In its respect for kept contact with him follow ­ dren off to a good year. Teach­ a very pleasant end harmlese IS YOUKS ONE OF THE Bfttt I it, and the daves will probably continue - implications for Humphrey are trance on the conventlcm cam­ the individual and his right of free ing his Monday odnveriation ers prepare for a fine first kind of Democrat. ' to have tbMr doubts. dolbful. In the short-run, the rel­ eras delayed untd almost the speech, went totalitarian in its handUng with talks on ^T^uesday and atively hard-line Vietnam plank day to set the pattern for the Perhaps, t}ie Vice President’s most year ahead. Pupils of all ages last minute. of its gavel. The presiding officer of . Wednesday. 'Tltemreat was un­ passed Wednesday afternoon, Warm sp that flawless decision was to pick one of New spoken but ^tSlear. Had Hum­ greet the first day of school as But then, as what some peo­ ToHay in History the convention seemed so Inadequate to Ekigland’s most distinguished former coupled with police head-smash­ phrey moved leftward on Viet­ the beginning of a milestone on ple call the Ribicoff luck would ing against the Tipples, pro­ Today is Tuesday, Sept. 8, the his task that he might never have suc­ governors and present senators, Ed Mus­ nam a^^ny time before Wednes­ the*road to education. have it, the Connecticut Sena­ hard'to-heot room duced a nasty mood cm the con­ 247th day of 1968. There are 119 ceeded in beihg fair even if that; had kie of Maine. A Roman Catholic of Po­ day .afternoon's platform vote, Let us start the “ new year” tor, tiling borrowed credentials vention floor that night as Hu­ days left In the year, . been his intent. But his intent and in­ lish extraction, who has made a great ^ "rld a and |ive other Southern with God. Let‘us read His Word which made him an official dele­ with tho 60W mark for himself in the field of anti- bert Humphrey was being nom­ gate for a few mlmrtes, and Today’s Higbllght in History SALE structions were obviously aimed at the . states representing 389 dele­ and follow His commandments. pollution and model city legislation, Mus­ inated. On thU date In 1783, the / business of seeing that only ibe right, gates would have dropped Hum­ With Him as our Guide, we shall making the main nominating ' kie is a mao of humility, humor, human­ Treaty of Paris was signed be­ phrey at once and returned to For the long-run, Humphrey ba led through a good year. ^v speech for Senator McGovern, eHli& CHASER scheduled things happened, after they ity .and great intelligence. .Given the de-‘ tween the United States and ZENITH. RCA, PHILCO. their favorite sons. confronts a Herculean task in Contributed by wound up a dramatic, central SY IRON FIREMAN had already been cleared and approv­ cision by Senator Eugene McCarthy ,ahd attracting ■ party workers in Rritain, officially ending the This Southern pistol at Hum­ Miss Esther Grandstrom figure in the issue which almost ed by party authMities,. and that every­ Senator Ted Kennedy not to accept the Revoluntlonary War. THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW DE­ This week phrey’s head, augmented • by California and New York— _ Retired principal of oversh^owed, on nomination body else was always out of order, no vice presidency, it would be hard to find On This Date VELOPMENT IN ADD-ON HEAT' White House pressure, contribut­ states whose support he des­ Bowers School night, the convention’s choice of f In 1668, Oliver Cromwell, C h ock Hi0 $ 0 INO will keep your cold or chilly room WESTINGHOUSE. CURTIS-MATHES matter what normal parliamentary rule a better choice. ed to the Vice P resl^ n t’s most' perately needs against Richard. its candidate—the issue of vio- known in . history as the Lord . advattfagett warm and cozy, irith filtered, circulat­ 1,50 and procedure might have been. « The Humi^rey speecli of acceptance fateful decision at this disas­ M. Nixon. In those six Southern • leiTce in downtos^ ^ Ica g o. One 4 ipc. Prij^ector of England, lUed. ing, thermoitatlcally controlled heat. only 99 was a good deal more carefully con­ trous convention. He thereby favorite-son states well satis­ network spokesman, qpeniy ac- V U m b lM flllind w tm elr. This -deliberate paiiiamentary brutali­ Quotations -- In 1892, Britain assumed a . V Ncif cwMi frm hel wtiM Operating cost up to 75% leu than structed than the average Humplirey missed his best and perhaps last fied with his Vietnam stance, Have a- heart - Take part - . claimed" him for his fortitude. ty from the poUum was actually' more protectorate over the Gilbert Is- , teak w kedw. other add-on heaters. Heatt cold bath­ address, was shorter, and as un:al, h:.d chance to' conciliate the doves, however, few party leaders give This hydrant - Is touched with Another network contrived for V ledrMeel leltMlle . For one week only Watkins is offering lands in tho Central Pacific, t room, encloKd porch, attic room, or reprehensible than some of the hothiood- a greater felicity of phrase than former emancipate himself from Presi­ him much chance to win (in art. him even a greater flattery,- by tkwnMlat. - any space that needs extra heat. Kitchenette, regularly at $448.85, for/t>nly In 1916, In World War I, the V lefe-ae flM ci, veaft er Mgk ed police actions downtown. Such btxAen Vice President Nixon is normally cap­ dent (Johnson, and point to end­ Florida he is running a poor ^ .lingle painted on hydrants FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION. 99.50. This 4 piece set has bronze sted legs turning, again and again, to the Allies turned hack the Germans tMWwelwe ewainti. -freedoms were a more serious matier, able of producing. And yet it was not a ing the war unde^ new policies. .third). That is just one more decorated by poor youngsters sensitive face of Senator Mc­ V liaeaeilul kelk te hHltn _ for maxlinuin strength. The set ip^ludeis a great speech. It was simply a very good at Verdun, France. «MI eperalt. although leas visible, than any bandag­ Indeed, a crtUslon with both ttie irony of this convention wdilch-' participating in a summer Govern’s wife, as she followed I speech. In 1939, Britain and France PhoM: 649-4539 Harvest TaWe that has a plasjac Walden ed pates. ’ , White House and the South had will haunt the Humphrey Presi­ project called the Cre-atlve Rlblcoff’s fervent oratory. The Vied* President did tend to gather dential campaign. declared war on Germany at Maple top for added durability, a Deacon’s long iaeen privatisly pushed by Arts Academy. The main appearance In - Such impenetable intangible barriers increasing support as he went through some of Humphrey's closest the start of World War n . Bench, and 2 Side Chairs. A plastic Brown to freedom of motion a n f si>eecfa, as im­ his text. -He mentioned President John­ aides. i and Gold Document Print ^vering is on the son twice and paid one sweeping tribute Actually, the risk of losing FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. posed by the convention chairman, were chairs and bench. Rem^berl This offer to him —about the least he could pos­ those 389 Southern votes was FUEL OIL a BURNER SAliBS A SERVICE ends this week, ,so hurry'^into Watkins today. a much greater offense than all the more sibly do —but this was not wholly to the not as great as it seemed. When t UP TO physical barriers thrown around the en­ liking of the delegates. Their loyalties the Vietnam vote came on 319 Brood Snoot # Monchosttr, Conn. /• trances to 'the hah. were evoked by memories of- Adlai Ste­ Wednesday, Sen. Eugene Mc- FischettJ venson, John F. Kennedy, Robert Ken­ _ fkuthy’s campaign had -collaps- -L One of the defenses of the national'con- nedy, and Martin Luther King. ' ed and the movement to draft veptimis as an insUtution, against the Indeed, the-great moment of emotion Sen. Edward M. Kennedy had CLIP AND MAIL TODAY • CLIP AND MAIL TODAY claims of those who label it outnwded, during ^ convention was the film aborted. is that it is a place which allows the tribute w Robert Kennedy, the young 111118, Humphrey'forces-were In just 12 weeks, H & R Block, - America's - • cHoies or o av or m - NiNB c u m t . members of the party freedom of speech man who saw wrong and tried to right Informed Wednesday that this REQUEST FOR Largest Income Tax Service, will teach you how • LOW COST TUITION IN- and maneuver and choice. The m at^e- it, saw suffering and tried to heal it, advocacy of the bombing-halt to prepare income tax returns . . . and how CLUDEt AU S U m ilt saw war and .tried to stop It. There plank would ■win him 80 to lOp YOU can make extra money as a trained tax ment of this convention made a pn ity REGISTRATION • rULL OR rART-TIME EM- ' was much of <11 three in Chicago dur- additional votes out of Cali-, consultant. An ideal cojifse for housewives, picture of 4dl sucli freedoms in its ar­ nOTMINT OPPORTUNI- ^ ing this post shameful week, and a good fomla' (■with y^lmllar ' gains students, retired people-:^nyonh wanting to TIER * rangements for the debate tm the Viet­ many of the delegates could not con­ probable from other dovish dele­ make EXTRA MONEY. No previous ekperience • TAURHT RT IXPERIENCED nam plank in the jhatform. That was ceive most of it happening If | Robert gations). Besides clinching his required. Enrollment open to anyone. BLOCK TAX PEOPU creditable as far as U went. Unfortunate­ Renmdy had lived. True to form, yes­ nomination without the need for ly, it did iMt go very'' far. The right of terday was not without its besmirching heavy ^them backing, this QUANTITIES LIMITED-ACT FAST ENROLL N0\A(I. 827 Fairnilngton Ave., Hartford I any individual delethte or delegation to . events. The chairman of the New wprtid have immeasurably im­ eia Maple Ave., Hartford \ . such an elemental poUttcal ttuuieuver as Hampshire delegation was tossed into proved Humphrey’s general CLASSED START S86B West Middle 'Turnpike, Mqjpobeater an effort to amend either of the planks jail for using his Dartmouth identifica­ election prospects in big indus- ' trial states by reconciling amgry Webater 8q. Shopping P lu a , Beriln under dlacussion ^ as shut off and denied tion (Card on the machine that allowed SEPTEMBER 16 delegations on the floor. Mayor Daley . MoQarthy-Kennedy volunteers, by arbitrary w n g of the convention of Chicago, who now has become^ igiown some of whom will now walk MANCHESTER , management. • . * *«[D[iC£X3C3:._ ...... as the George Wallace of the ‘'North, out' and back a fourth party. BSI'FARMINaTDN AVE., HABTFOW, CONE. -A leas dramatic, less risky The o^y thing crsdltaUe tfa^t can be again dlsUngulshed himself by packlhg the hall with hangere-on who had hun­ course also was pondered but re­ PItate sand me • regletntion form and Information ibout the H 4 R 1969 Block said about tbs oomrsntlon gavel as dreds of signs saying "W e love You, jected by the Humphrey forces: Beelc Income Tak Courea. Thie le e requeet for Information only and placee me 5 YEARS under no obllgetlon to enri^^ steamroller is that it worked. No un­ Mayor Daley” . Disturbances were f|ew- Ease up the screws'on 200 or so toward free speech was-pemtitted. No er —the major one appeared to be pro­ Humphrey delegates and let JwtmUtt them unobtrusively leak away to BASIC \ amendment ftom the floor got vo^ voked —and about the only major har- ADDRESS ' ^ TEl^BVI^IOM JP a p p l i a n c e , , dpoiL Unless it was by mlstaks, or'by rassment of the press came when tho pertnlt the peace plonk to pass J \ the dtnt of repeated public insistence, National Guard fired a tear gas without . Humphrey’s , finger­ CITY S E R V I C ? ^ .canister at the CSS television van sta­ prints. no unfriendly voice was heard from the' STATE ZIP CODE PROTECTION CONTRA floor. The next convention should have a tioned downtown. But fearful of White House and ■ NEXT TO STOP and SHOP It was, in short, a sour culmlnaUoiL' Southern preseure, HufijSirey’s Chicoffo Diiity News TELEPHONE NUMBER • prsstdlng offlosr strong enough to per­ / A convention is supposed to help a performance here on thk critical Milf.lnre lldll K>titilfU’ mit normal parliamentary rules and candidate; this one.didn’t. -M ID D LE- Vietnam Issue was esiientlally Di IIVIAI DNV dll3 • AVDDi IIVIAI DNV dllD • privltogss. \ TOWN PRESS passtre. Charles Murphy; Presi- CLOUT V . . • •r rr'.tefir^-r-:'^.' 7

PACn SBVBH PACK SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HEI^^LD, MANCHESTER, CONN- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING H ERA IA MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1968

end rounds. He is neatly ad­ low. Off went Miss Monath amid dicted to ph^lcal fftmss. well-bred titters ufd even a guf- He drinks no alcoholic bev- ' faw or two. Back came the Education--A Debt Duie from Present to Future Generation--; You Should Know ••• erag^ea, does a series of exer- stage hand, this time with a M anchsft.r'i Old#»t Boston telephone Directory ctoes twice dally, and joga sev­ “ THE WAY with Fineit . Samuel Mahempo eral miles often. . Back came Mies Monath. Columbia Enrollment Level Steady His hobby Is improving' the Too high! The audience was Paeilitiet Even before Samuel Maltem­ well-kept Maltempo residence at I HEARD rr’ ^ now just about In hysterics. Not po began walldng.a beat as a Wells St. A spacims recrea- a note had been played and the At Town Catholic Schools room, comj^ete with a glass pianist was perfectly deadpan patrolman on the Manchester 610 Start Classes While parochial schools Catholic school sjrstem. Catholic Police force more than 20 years T and a cosy fireplace, was by John Gruber about the whole proceedings, one of his most Important pro­ but it was apparent that the around the country are olos- school boards havs been form­ ago, he was noted for making ing at the rate of almost one a ed In Hartford, New Haven, Wa- jects. Last stunmer he complet­ color of her face and neck was a living by staying on his feet day and total student enroll- terbury, ’Torrington, BMIsId, A. smoke-fllled WiUlmantlc ed a cool, screened-ln breeie- not all due to make-up. At Porter School way. ment drops slightly, Manches; Bristol and New Britain, gymnasium in 19SC was where She stood up again, and we Horace Porter School opena milk, the latter being available tor’s pard^al schools are hold- Also, toe starting pay tor a Maltempo got his baptism of Are Married to the former Mary Vivian Perg^uson (the boss’ while Smeteriin was piaymg uu,ug^t she would go off tomorrow with about 610 chil­ to claaeea' through Grades S Topping of Manchester and the ^tten- Chopin Mamirkas in 8-4 meas- „ j Ing their own. teacher with a BA degree is in the ring, and it wasn't long dren already registered, a and payable to the classroom East CathoUc will maintain $6,100 which compares with bbfore boxing became his soul father of four children, he con- ^ kv .the directory about In figure expected to increase dur­ teacher. : Us student body of about 1.- Manchester's pubUc school ambition. alders his family "story book ^ reprint of a review by Another friend of mine, who ^ ^ ing toe first few weeks of toe close," His oldest son Robert critic Kenneth Langbell, con- Parents are requested to send 170 this yesr along wKh 67 starting pay of $6,180. “I got clobbered good in that shall ^ nomrt<«. was to make ^ school year. money to echool with smaB first bout," Sam recalled, "but is married and Is a computer cemlng American pianist My- ^ debut with the Boston Sym- ^ Hbcoerpta frotn an teachers, according to Sister State and federal funds are Freslunen classes begin- at children by sealing It in an en- mien, vice principal. This «ww reaching parochial sdiools, ‘I found out i liked It and that programmer and manager Of a ^on Kropp's debut In Bankbk. phony In the days when morn- colwlderable ap­ mwblicited letter WiniBiam High School the sani.e velope which is plainly marked means a teacher-pupil ratio of **'®*V*^**g was the beginning." Manchester rock and roll group, ing coat and striped trousers day. Upper-claeainen begin at "Some Dead Beard." Another ^ appeared, of all with the child’s name, grade, about one to 20 Involved in Project I with the He got himself a manager; a were "do rlguer" lor the JSYlday ^ . . tendance ’Thureday. son Gordon will be a Junior at places, th "Playboy” , and Is afternoon concerts. He had his Whether ^ e was angry be- amount Enclosed and the ttekef There be 616 students at town. plucky Irishman, Danny^fVOon- The echeol day begins 16 order diesirM. New teaohers at the local nell, and the followmg year the University of Hartford this absolutely hilarious. very flrat set of these tailored control, or whether she minutes edrUer at Porter School St. Jame^School in 'Grades fall. Daughter Marcia is marri- Pianos do strange things In occasion, and took them Played that way naturally, Families with three or more 1 to 8. This Is about toe site schools are: earned himself the/Oonnecticut than Claeses last year. Porter East Catholic: James Psnden ed and Uves In East Hartford tropical climates wdiere damp- to Symphony Hall In a sultbox. walloped " the Instri^ent ‘ ‘ —un- members who will be taking toe school jdans to maintain and Golden Gloves/^nniddleweigdit My Dear Mr. West: X School will .begin at 9 a.m. and In physical education, Thomas rhampionstiip and Sam Jr. la attending Ben- ness and heat play havoc with Arrivsd, hB“carefully hung them mhrclfully. I’ve never hwrd any hot lunch ixmslstently 'may it Is toe same as previous years dlsmtss at 8 p.m. Windham High make application at the office Kohanski in social studlea, Mrs. .The ligM/^eavyweight crown net Junior High. the Instruments., ApparenUy up and- gotn.f undressed.mds-MSMi down to other woman hit a piano so Thank you for your kind cooperation according to toe Rev. Thomas If a man Is ta be a police- Mr. Kropp discovered this to hard, and the tone apprmimat- Schb^ beglnii at 8:20 a m. and the reduced hot Itach rate Diane Basch in EngUah, Slater at the sjafe tournament in New his underwear. in this recent experience. ^ m is s e s at 2 :16 p.m. Afternoon ^ next Barry, principal. Claire Frances and Slater Mari­ HaveVtellowed soon after and other frlnse beneflts and fmm man,” saya Maltempo, “"his his dismay...... during an all-Bach j ed that of an anvil. St. Bartholomew School ex- ■ ■ 'the Then he decided he would sit It remained for my old friend bus routes for toe elemental Monday but no eortler. lyn in Latin, SUter Margaret' itthat young Maltem- then o^H em »^“SenU?IS program. Keys stuck and school will ^ a p p n ^ a te l y 16 ^ ^ pects 265 students in its eight Mary in French mid Slater Fern good pianist was heard to give vent around like that for a while Warren Storey Smith to cap the jifTtedhad found his camnw calling as a most of the sacrifices. A good pianist was heard to give minutes eaitoer Md ^ e m ^ ,,^ ,3 ^ primary grades this year, main- religion with.. the police labor movement. . policeman must have an under- to some language more color- since the room was“'warm and climax, next morning I picked SAFE PARKING ON PREMISES boxer. he didn’t want to spoil the press ^routes tor h^h ^ 1 Mu- ^ ^ talning previous levels. Assumption: Mbther Angele, Veteran Manchester pugQlst It was flWng ^ ^ n May of gtandlng wife, and I couldn’t ful than elegant during his per- iq> the Boston Post to read his tm ^ y ear when the Police Asso- ^ better ope.” ' formance, and at one point was in either trousers or coat while review. It was headed: • ESTABLISHED 1874 • d e^ approximately 80 minutes envelope, etc. which is Assumption School wiU havs g,gter Mary Thereae,. Slater fans win recall the day when 180 students in Grades 6. 7 and Mary Regina, SUter Rose MAris Maltempo and Eddy Elm battl- was dissolved and re- *** reduced to kicking at the key­ waiting. (He wasn’t due until af­ BEATS PIANO BUT earlier. marked with full Identification. ed It out to a six-round draw ^ ^ * ’^ * ^ * 000! ^apter 1495 of retirement, Maltempo is bed in an effort to loosen the ter the intermission, and the LOSES TO GHAIB The kindergarten children will gjeeh ticket -iHMito be signed 8. S t Bridget School wUl have oienh Morris. the. American Federation contemplating a position to help recalcitrant mechanism. Flnal- dressing room was private, any- be bused both ways this year qj, aoon as purchased, 110 in Grades 6, 7 and 8. gj. Bartholoiiiow: Mro. Bea- at the outdoor ring behind the ThU U toe first year St. Brtdg- trice Sheftel and W ^ a ce Me­ old Manchester Motors, airf ®**'*®> .County, and Municipal organized labor as Ws third ly,, the right front leg began to way.) for toe first Ume. Teaohers listed Employes, APL-CIO, that Mai- career after he turns In his sag during the last nmnber. He must have drowsed, for all George Patros, principal, says George Patros heads toe et has an eighth grade since It Kay. when the flashy fists of Mal­ opened in 1966. They stlU have St. Jam es’: Miss Kathleen tempo______drew crowds______of ____ more tempo be unanimously elected badge. on his return for a curtain of a sudden he realized the call there are 72 children register^ echool as assistant stiperlnten- tlM ”1,000 to tiie old Wells president. "n, a way I’ll be sorry to caU, Mr. Kropp did what many i»y was Informing him In on Announcing Our \ fqr kindergarten and added^ dent and principal. Memben of unused classrooms during the Johnson, Miss Ann Romano and as the luiion battles for leave,” he said, "for like the a pianist has been tempted to uncertain terms that ha was will stagger toe classes the first etaff Include, klndeigarten school day in expectation of a Mrs. Lois Kpslowskl. Armory. steadily growing student body. St. Bridget staff it the same. In 1938, when Jobs were its fliWveontract with yet addl- boxings I’ll be leaving a lot of do; he came back with a fire "on." You guessed It; he flung few days. ^ teachers, Mias Gtadys Bowman scarce, Maltempo found himself tional beneUts for its members, friends." ax from backstage and proceed- bis beautifully tailored morn- 1st Anniversary Sale 0 / ' ^ He said, "The children will g ja Mrs. Nbree-n Sterie; Grade During toe past year, 42,287 —^------—r- — earning $300-1600 a shot on the Maltempo, still staniding on his ed to demolish the piano. Of i"« rushed onstage and be brought to school a few at a ^ teachers, Mrs. Mgrllyn Latim- pupUs were enrolled in all 111 professional boxing circuit. feet, this time for what he be- course Jlnimy Durante used then discovered he was with- Ume the first three days eo toe oilnsky and Miss elementary schools of the Hart­ Columbia He performed hi Boston Gar- leives in, figures to play a key H6eh to Face to have an act In which he out his striped pants! To teU teacher wUl hot be overwhem- Patricia Tolokan; Grade 2, Mias ford Archdiocese which in­ wrecked a piano, but that was ibe truth, that’s gilding it a IK- ed with 26 stodenU on o p e i ^ Dorothea OovaUs, Mro. Jean cludes NSW Haven and Litch­ den and in the old Mechanics role.' He feels that for the first (Herald pKoLo by BuoHvicluB) Hall end molded friendships time a policeman >is beginning Challenge in all in the script. Tills was ap- tie. He actuaUy had on pants ^ day, with all the proMenw kin- M argaret Rm- field. Counties aa well as Man- Bus Routes but they were checked "plus- BETTER dergartoners preseiK sell; Grade 8, Mro. Alice Lev- cheater. ThU U a decreoae of with such greats as Jake La- to be looked upoii as a profes- parenUy an extemporaneous mata. Rocky Marciano and sional. N.H. Primary bit. fours,” popular at one time for their first days of s«ool iiie. esque, Mrs. Anita Ramm end Dressing Up Around New Richard Martin School 800 from toe previous year. Start, cd Willie Pep. Hie many friends that Mai- MHJDRD, N.H. (AP)—David You should read it; since it playing golf. Lnncb AvalUMe joa, Temple; Grade 4. Announced Park Depeutment wotkero loomed and seeded a strip of land the Camp Kennedy acccM partly through too school driveway' •In 1941 he went to work at tempo has had over the years Hoeh, whom police husUed out is ccqiyrighted material I can Then there was the gal who . ’Ihe hot lunch program ai j g ^ Krush, Mrt. Alma In toe high schooU, 10,028 stu­ ■the Jacobs Manufacturing Co. know the heartaches and trage- of the Democrattc Nationel Oon- not quote it here, but I assure "ras to make her debut at Bos- Porter School will’ be in Leama,)d *.-*1 Joseph Sardone, next to toe new Richard Martin School lost week in hopes and to clear toe land of undergrowth and debris. The trees, dents were registered last year For Schools makers of drill chucks, to help diea that have come into Ws life venUon alter he challenged the you It is worth the price of a ton’s Jordan Hall, as a piano Uon the flrat day of scbMI. gnd Grade 6, Alan Howland that the first blades OU |td. Hearing the old bugle call In - ^ toe first day. Blach child should BHzabeth Bunker; French, Mrs. to Deere Tractor, transfor to 19M. Maltempo joined the rowing an%and.’ rewordmg expertexpert- Rldiard J. Daley is "the great- aU the funnier. * stage to polite applause. (Inct- ^ have his own ticket money on ngj^i BnUth; sdanoe, M n. Bus 8 to school .Return Bus 8 Army and was stationed ences to recall. ¥ p, m . Dampness and faulty pianos Ticket sales period after toe mgth,______Joseph Markoff;______BngUah,Parents and students should will not have to crass roads to toe past. Students should wait ^Icombe's (8); Brandy St. at (6 ); Bolton Oenlter Rd. a t Tray- H.S. Bus 8 leaves 7:80 a.m. team he JockotSi and Coots at Spockd Pricos. Altn ^ fessional K l a l S |h e secon<^ congrerolonal dls- i firot day Will be held, as in the Mro. I ^ Patros; readlng,°Mrs! note changes in bus routes thU buses, according to Dr. at their designated spot, and Sohoor Rd. (9); School Rd at gto’s (6 ); opp. Town Hell (6 ); to Rt. 86 to Macht to a good vorioty of othor fino furs. ^ past, in the lunchroom or the Mercedes Prior; miMic, John year, partly because there U a Castagna, superlnten- not be concerned about buses -isleib’s (4); School Rd. opp. «t Bayberry Rd. (4) and to Thompson HIU Rd. to "Edgar- ^ ‘® ‘^ " Hiilsborough County Demo- U^roS?1or^^“ <’P*'®*® ®®"®®*^^ benches • have ^ gymnasium on Fridays for JuUan; physical education, John new bus contractor who has **®"‘ ®* ■®**®*®- **® P*“ toS U*®"» Mauluccl’s (4); School RtU.x>pp. school. ton Rd. to Cherry Valley Rd. ^ in Miami and Jaclumn- ^ 3^ c ^ c ^ Phil- I Z g Z ®" -I-®- ® f 'G l^es 4-8 end Mondays for Oontulls; reading, Mro. Suzanne worked routes out differently. There are four special kinder- “y ,"*® ®‘ atudento eX-. Lemalre’s (6); School Rd. at Bua 2 sta rts t t 7:20 o.m, a t to Old WUllmantic Rd. to Cards !♦ nt w own car anu .EWi brtek annoimccd Sullivan’s can- fnrta .n worm gear which moves the ll For Your Added Shen^ping Cooveoieoce ) O radesl-8. Teachers of the fin* Drake; librarian, Mn. Linda All queeUons concerning bus- garton runs, two in each dlrec- P®®t® classes. Nurse, Mtes June Christisnsra. flni, or to hia wife. The num- t**® kindergarteners ride, ■»-the annnm.SCHOOL „French . _. Rd. opp. ------McDonald’s . . (8 _); BVench Rd. a t SauerW (6 ); ®b*'4 starts 7:86 a.m. RL 87 to ceded L id ^ e Maltempo recaUed, the Marine strong backer of “ ^ b . but following the m- mechanism was stuck, but the n Prices, for the time being, r#» -^,Mro. Jean PSten is seoretaty, ber to call Is 649-8400. The regular elementary school bus- ...Special ^ kindergarten . . runs „ (6); ------French —Rd'. and Oarap opp. MicUewicz’s (6 ); at to Rt. 6 to high ® ’®'‘ J"“ P ^ °“‘ Sen. Eugene McCarthy, with a *?;*' c " ” ® some bats, that cir- audience was buffled. V main the some as last year, 30 ysia. Rejeanne Ruzloka, clerk, school should not be called. ®®- Meeting Rd. (8). and to school. 0*Hemys (6 ); French Rd. a„d ^ ®»««»n‘»ry ^ e ^ lt of his car and dariilng acH>ss ..deuberately staged m. Ele- Rd. to R t 44A to N. Rtvar Rd. tlon, back to .Filgrim rala^ lu - 44X to Cedar Swamp Rd- at Radion’a (IJ; R t ^ at na’s (4), and to soKool. wood (11), at Sheridan’s (8), at mentary Bus 2, starts 7:58 a.m. “I owe a lot to boxing," Mal­ In the heart ^U i his ed ehould have been choeen intruder. This caused the pianist Rd., acroes-Plains Rd. to .Depot to Rt. 81. Home on same bus. throp Dr. Home oii Bus lA, Rd.. back to Bolton Branch Rd. St®®*® Crosslng ftd. (1); BaUey Bus 3 Run 2 starts at South ***®c®’* (U> Alton’s (8); Bol- from John Deere Tractor to tempo«nipo reue«ea. refleated, "but most of ®™®"*^ Humphrey sup- even more concern; he had to Rd. and oU of Main St. Home Bus 3; 7:30 a.mi South St. to all ru remember Uiat iwwt.., eirteroal cardiac ma»wgs porters. duck the bat and the broom, Buz 5: 7 a.m. High St, Na­ back to Dunn Rd. and Grant Rd. at tuTMround (1);,. . South Rd ODD Sharplev’s (7): South °®“‘®*’ Brandy St Rose’s Bridge Rd.''to Rt 6 to on same bus, second trip. Brewster St Home on same bua makes a wlimer out of toe Chicago’s Mdyor Daley, whUe as a pianist he was com- than Hale Dr., to EVuiden Rd. Btu 2: 8:80 euta. Rt,” 44A HiU Rd. . M.Rd. and »ony Stony Rd Rd. (1) Sy_ ^ . ”„ ''®"® “““Bus *■6 : Leave sc scho Hm S: •"» Willows (1); Tolland Rd. and Elementary Bus 8 returns Bus 8 : 8:20 a.m. Jones Croa? South S t, BIomB Rd., Lake St, Rd. to Richmond Rd. to R t Oooae Lane, back to N. River L»- (D *nd Keeney Dr. at GU- Bus 4, Run 1 starts at 8 a.m. Plymouth La. (17); Plymouth from high scluxU with firot Herj„ Pq>_ “Testimonial T_,_ Dinner — , —in mon aenaesense” usIs toe uie bestueav luasset a URIFFITH SCHOOL Home on eanie bua, picking up ing, Merrow Rd., across Brig­ ham Tavern Rd. to Richmond 44A (near "rest area") to N. Rd. to Rt. 44A, across Brigham La. at Monahan’s (9); Uynwood pick-up at Hop River Rd. 8:10 X Jnka h *^***?^' What oW poUceman can have, and tiowa- Robertson School. River ■ Rd. to Caasidy HUl Rd. Tavern Rd. to Merrow Rd. to HNDBROARTEN W9^ U 8 M. at Kta^nga (W, 0 ^ turnaround (8); Rt 44A »■>»- to Oakwood Lone to R t Jake^h^ to wy b rt^ t tears Z y a when toe old pro is caU- OF DANCINC Bus 7: 7 a.m. Aliens Store, Rd. to Rt. 44A. Home on same bua. (Goose Lane and Coventry HUU Jones Crossing; return to Rich- The afternoon session klnder- MtonC^er M at « to Whitney Rd. to school; theyto e ^ ito (toe l fans) forget. “P®“ ‘® *«lP ® "A name synonymoua to Cedar Swamp Rd., Durni too). Home on Bus 16. mond Rd. across Sam Green g a rte n run from home to school: S ^ S . 1^ K«®"«y or. (»: Rt. 44A at AU r e ^ . l*avesjfohool I p.m. be always telis him. when in with Irisb dancing" Rd.,' FrenoheZ Corner to N. Bus BA: 8:20 a.m. From CGS Bus 8At 7:80 a.m. Daley Rd. Rd. to R t 81; Rt. 81 to Hem- Bua A starts at 11:66 a.m. at Season’s Pool (2), and to school. Elemoatary Bua 4, first piok- Even after hanging tq> toe doubt, don’t!” River Rd., aoross FWly Lone ^ n g Rt.81, (comer Talcott ^ m waterfront park; Hlnkel Mae lock Point Blrch Mt. Ext. at Mlnicuccl’s k d e S!'at MtelS'- Bus 6 starts at 7:k) a.m. at 1? »««». to Rt gloves Sam was not quite lik e his boxing career, Mal- to Goose Lane TAP, BALLET and ^ r ^ '’l ^ walk to comer Daley Rd.; AfteUo, (1); at O’Brien’s (1); at Rich’s 66 to sciwol; retmn, leavas aH the way backook on N. River on uus 1 . ^ o, M . ___Afternoon_ session, pick • up cl’s (6)- Camp Meeting Rd. at VoliK Rd. at Rosewood La. (4); ^ wnen toe Town of Manchester ■ .j . South St. emd Sea^aves Rd. starts a t ' 11:46 a,m. Bua 6 : (1); Converse Rd. at Fraiu s j f school. Volpi Rd. a t Carter S t (8); Vol- - ■ . ” made as toe “most Important IRISH STEP DANCING OUTSIDE JOB? Rd. to Rt 44A. Home on same Bus 6B: 8:86 a.m. From BAB Elementary Bus 5, leaves ______(1), at Gninake’s (1); Birch Mt „ . needed a boxing commissioner, thing he has derived from his Homer on Bus IB. Starts at Lakewood Heights, up pi Rd. at Birch Mt Rd. (6); Maltempo gbt toe call hand. bus. Service Station to Lakewood (11); Birch Mt. E xt at Cafro’s Deere Tractor 8:20 a-m. to down. 20-year tenure on toe force. MANCHESTER Bus 8 : 7 n.m, NAtiran Hale HelghU. Home on Bus8 A.— m d i„ . . !>-.< Old VIlHmantic Rd. to Cbarry Although toe gloves are hung Birch Mt. Rd. at PaggioU’a (6); After working for several Rd. to Bunker HIU Rd.. back ^ 6 : 8:20 a.m. R t 44A to to ^ pii^ “ ' Birch Mt. Ext. at CWINeS Mary O’Neil Griffith is a teacher Of teacbere, producer of na­ Oonverse^Rd. at Shady La. (18); Elementary Bua 6, leaves ory. tional champion Irish dancers, former Mr*. Ooimecttcut and OF SOUTH mNDSOR HAS PERMANEHT JOB OPENINGS Rt. 44A at DelVecchlo (17: Rt. ^ (•>. « “> t® "chool. 8:86 a.m. to Rt. 68 to Henne­ 44A opp. Keeney Dr. (1); Rt. Bus 7 starts at 7:20 a.m. at It was hard to choose another CORDIALS teacliee all clasaea herself. She has studied In Derry, Bellaiit, quln Rd. to Lake Rd. to Obi- Dublin and N.Y. . ,,, _____ ,1 1 44A opp. ToUand Rd. (8); Old Older Mill Rd. at 8-J’s (8); Gay-_ -Una Rd. _ to R _ t 87 to echool; __ ro- career for this good natured MinfaniNa PricM ^ T ¥ n.1 Bus 8 ; 8:00 a.m. Pine Lake to Northfields to R t 44A. Home WlUimaniic lad, whoi was born AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY IN E^ABLISHED I ^ Shor&, Stonehouse Rd. and M (1)’ 0®ventry Rd. (1); R t 44A and lord Rd. at Brookfield Rd. (18); turn, leaves school 8:20 pinV ARTHUR DRUfi . 1 Specihl Claeeee ^ I^ys, Teens, and Adolti . Vsr Bt to Pilgrim Hills. Hewne unm* m Riu ®n same bus. “J m at1^^<,?^ (l) ’ North Rd. (6): Rt. 44A and Kee- Lake St. at Box M t Rd. (6); Etementanr Bua 7. Irave. in Augyst of 1918 and received on same b u s/ Springdale Ave. Home on Bus 3^3 7 . 7:30 a.m. Silver St. at G uerras (1 ), at Simons (1), ^ fader Mill Rd. at Nldferson’s g;a6 am. to Rt 87 to DouMe- his education at Windham High CfUholic School , School and Windham Teidinlcal ' Raghtw 529-0336 Bus 10: 7 a.m. Twin HUls to LoVe Lane to Swamp Rd. to a S d ^ B t m ’ Season’s Pool (2); Vernon Rd. (10); Rt. e at Melnschmldt’a ^ Pine Bt to Rt. 66 WHOLESALE LUMBER YARD development walk to Rt .44A; Bue 9: 8:00 a.m. Judd Rd. to lu. 44A above Twin HUle to Bol- School, but toe choice came In Calendar (2)-’ at Bergstrom’s (2); Vernon Rd. (2); R t 6 a t Gouchoe’a (2); to school; roturn. leaves school IM8. bue along Rt. 44A to N. River Bunker HUl. back to BUsell t«i Branch Rd., back Cedar Brandy St and L w m ^ at Thoms’ (1 ); Vernon Rd. at Johnson Rd, (1); Rt 6 at s:26 p.m. I QUALITY INSURANCE. SINCE' 1923111111' Rd. to Rt. 81 to Buena Vkita Lake St. Home on Bus g,,r,unp Rd. Home en Bus 6. - Br^y WlUlantes (1), (4). vemon Rd. at Gruden’s (1 ); Steele Orosalng Elementary Bua 8, leaves 8:28 A friend, who was a police­ . I Tuee., Sept 8, faculty meec- Rd. to Horth on Rt. 81. Hom«.7.7- Bus 15: 8 a.m. Bread and MUk inge. Watious M . at Maynam B U). tumamund at Lc^z’s (1), and Rd. (1); BaUey Rd. (8); R t 8 to R t 87 to Szegda Rd. $0 John-’ man in Hartford, perauaded Bus lOA: 8:06 a.m. Twin St! to Dunn Rd., Frenche# Cor­ Bolton C ^ e r Rd. at Steele jo school. at“Valentlno’8 (7), atTurlo’s (1), gon Rd. to CartU M IU ^ to l^tem po to take the exam and on aame bue. 164 BAST CENTER ST. Bue 11: 7 a.m. Stonehouae Rd. Hills Development to North- ners, Broadway to N. Rlvsr R4-> Wed., (kept. 4, school opens. Croulng (1), aM to school. ^^3 g s ^ rts at 8:20 a.m. at at Addison’s (1), at Glglio’s (1), ig^tiileu Rd. to Old WUUmantic ^^>ply for a position with toe Tuee., O ct 15, toaohen' ih- Check These to Pine Shores, back to Swamp Rd. Home on up from FoUy Lane back to FiI jMKNTAHY sc h o o l Hebron-Rd. at Early’a (8); Rt. and to school. 44 sohool; return. Manchester force. He “• , Carpenter Rd. Home on Bua 7. ■Utute, grades 1-6. Regular elementary school gg opp. Jensen’s (1); Rt. 86 at - HOWELL CHENEY TECH leaves echool 8:85 p.m. • success, and was sworn in as Wed., Oct. 16, teachers’ in- a supernumerary in 1948 along gas station, back to Jim’s Sup- Bus SB: 8:00 a-m. Pilgrim routes: Bus I, Run 1 starts at Hoar’s (8); Rt. 86 at Peterson’s station wagon starts at 7:20 Elementary Bus 9, leaves Rt. OUTDOOR WORK „ Dly and Village Restaurant-and ttont Restaurant, Echo Rd. and with three others, Albert Sca­ Ample Parking Front and Rear HlUs. Home on Bua 8. atitute, grades 7-12. 8 a.m. at Blroh Mt. Rd. at Has- (i); Lyman Rd. at Walsh's (7); a.m. at French Rd. at Toblae’e; 37 a t 8:86 to Rt. 6 to icIkkS; ■ Springdale^ ■■■■" Ave. Home - on same Lakevlew Terrace. Home on KINDBROABTEN Mon., Nov.'11, Veterans’ Day eett’e (1); Volpi Rd. at Rose- corner French Rd. and Lyman Hebron Rd, at Behrman’s; Rt. return, leaves school at 8^0. bies and Russell Graham who Bus 8A. .u'e still on toe force, . and 40-HOUR WEEK GUARANTEED WITH SOME OVERTIME bus. Kindergarten children in both Thuro., and Fri., Nov. 28 and wood La. (11); VtUpl.^ Rd. at Rd. (11); French R ^ at Fla- g at OoucHoe's; South Rd. at Elementary Bus 10, Rt. 87 Charles Morrison, -a local real Bus 12: Wrights MIU Rd., Cose ■choole, CGS and Roberteon, will 29, Tlunksglvlng. Carter St. (4): Volpi I8d. opp. no'e ' (4); French Rd. opp. Conley’s; North Rd. at Hus- jirst pick-up 8:26 a.m. to Whit- estate broker. R4„ 8 . River Rd. to Rt. 81 to *^**."**'1 ??!.’ *•« picked up for morning eee- Ffi., De&'si?, Christmas va­ Caiurchlll’i (4): Villa Louisa Mleckiewlcz (8); French Rd. sey’s, and to school. ney Rd. to Rt. 87 to Lake Rd. ootner Trowbridge Rd. J a Fits- .*1??®*' *® “®t»th St. (^1 ,ions, and dropped off from of- (1); Volpi Rd. at Blroh. Mt.-Rd. and Doming Rd. (4): Rt. 86 and Since 'then Sam Maltempo ’’Betoco- Looses Happen, Insure With Lappenl'.’ ENJOY THE ADVANTAGES OF WORKING cation begins. to Sleepy HoQow to echool; re- had walked and driven many gerald Blvd., Echo Rd. aivd “ ''‘" f ®" ternoon aeesione, according to (4): Unker Pond Rd. at turn- Loomis Rd. (W: CUrk Rd. at One of the largest man-made turn, leaves school 8 p.m. Waterfront Reetaurant. Home on *«>•» ^ k e r Bt. corner to Bimk- y,, respective sohool bue routes, Thun., Jan. 2, school re­ around (8); Blroh Mt. Rd. at Landrey’s (9), and to school. miles as a Manchester police­ FOR A SMAU BUT GROWING COMPANY opens. lakes in the world in volume la man. same buz. ®' *® ®‘“ ®*‘ Children wUl be dropped off Bogner’e (4); at PaggioU’a (D; Bus 7 starto at 8:15 a .^ tt ^a^^ ^ Nevada, which Manchester Evening Herald He recalls the vdaya when us ROBERTSON SCHOOL J® F la n d w Rd. from momlnc m m Iocu and Mon., Jan. 20, midyear ex­ at Rich’s (2); at Mahon’s (2); N o tth Rd. at talus’s (6); N o^ ____ 82,600,000_^__ acre-feet w___ Columbia______comepeadeacoTfwipQBdaaS V|r« Chip Off The ams begin. a probationary be had to work ISiiii NO TRAFFIC JAM ON THE WAY TO WORK Bus lA: 7:15 a.m. Flanders ^ an ^ ”*** ** picked up for afternoon oeoaknu Birch Mt. Ext. at Hopper’i (2); iRd. opp. Wail S t (6); Notch of water...... ginu'csrlsoa, tel. ttS-ttM. seven days a -week and put up Old Block Rd., Upton Dr„ Nathan Hale ^ according to the follawlng ached- Mon., Feb. 24 to Fri,, Feb. 'at Phelps's (8); at Cafro’s (4); : Rd. Ext. eit Cook Dr. (12);R t6 wMh such atrocUicii as double Dr. Home on Bus 11. * to Pilgrim Hllle. to SU- ^,3. 28, winter vacation. BoMon Center Rd. at Blther's |eit Gouchoe’s (2); Johnson Rd. shifts, in order to mak^ toe Repairing this house cost $6,735, PARK JUST A FEW FEET -FROM WHERE YOU WORK Bus IB: 7:85 a.m. c!<*ner ''®^ ™™® ®" Bus 8. ROBERTSON SOHOOL Fri., Apr. 4,'Oood Friday. (1), and to school. (S); Rt. e sd Longstreth’s (2); grade. but the driver had. only $5,000 Daisy Rd. to Lakewood HelghU. “ >*• l»: a.m. Wrights Mill Morning session, leaving Mon., Apr. 21 to Fri., Apr. Bus I, Run 2 starts at 8:80 R t 6 a t Steele Crossing Rd. (6); Watch Out for Those Kids! . He was made a regular pa- Home on same bua, first trip. U a^ Rd. to Waterfront 30^00! at 10:80 a.m. Iteave 25, Spring vacation. a.m. at Bolton Center Rd. a t Rt. 6 a t Maneggla’s (3)i BaUey property damage insurance. If he'd MANY BENEFITS INCLUDING PENSION There are more cars than ever YMEtlT SSRVfCE of the busy pchool cop trying to tame a dosen kids eagsr to Maltempo Joined, but h ^ little Bus 9: 7:80 a-m. Stonehouse ported on Bue 2. They will be shores. Back to Root Rd., Coo- Notes quote Tr. at Boltpn Center Rd. SCHOOL 806 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Rd., Pine Lake Shores, back to picked up along the main bus p«r Lane, Ripley HUl Rd. to (1); Bolton Center *Rd. tpt Rteh- Bus 1 starts «ut 7:20 SJn. at get home os weU as driven annoyed with any dalaya, 4Q4 lor idea of the involvement he was Snow days ipre the same the kid riding hte bike tp school for the first time. : l;b0 to 4:00 P.M., WED., SEPT. 4 or THURS., SEPT. S Mfin at. Home on Bus 1, esc- routes, otherwise will pick up Springdale Ave. ell’s (8); Bolton Center Rd. SoMop Center Rd. a t Preuas’s to have in years to come. THE i r m E N C E as for pubUo aohools. "1 urge all driven to watch out for these thoueandz of ohU* Tits activity of toe club slack­ ond trip. ^®**’ the, High School. AfteriMon zassion, pick-up Marking periods end Nov. at HUlorest Rd. (l), at Riga (2); at Dlmock La. (l);atM lt iilii OR EVENING APPOINTMENTS ARRANGED Bus 12: 7:10 a.m. High St, Windhain Regional Technical atorte at 11:15 a.m. StarU at La. (4); at Carpenter Rd. (10); Sumper C r. (7); a t RteheU’a dren going to and from school, eepecially in w*t weather/' tha ed off in 1966, but in 1968 came Hey we quote rates and assist you I, Jan. 24, Ai^ -8 and Jipte chief said. ' back strong as a new police as- Bnofce HUl, Dapot Rd. to comer Bchool students wUl ride Bus 11, Springdale Ave., Main Bt. to II. WUUame Rd. (4)J Rt. 6 at (l); at HlUcreat Rd. (1); at Old Baglortlle Rd. for Funk boy, onA will be picked up on the Sohool St. Wall S t aitd Prospect Preuse’a (I), and to sohool. Riga La. (2); a t Carpenter Rd. He also urged parents and teachers to maks i sooiation with Maltempo as its siswe hstve so many others? the calendar Is the same I thotr 6h|l- ^ Main Bt. teoking up chU- main route, otherwUe they will, St. walks to Main 'St. Lake St. Bus 2. Run ^.etarte at 8 a.m. (6); WUUama Rd. (6); Notch dren know the law for pedeetriane and ntpko 1 they ohoy head. They fought for and re­ CALL 649-4558 for aU CatboUo ecbools.in the dron who walk out to Main St. fide to the High School and to Waterfront, Echo Rd.,i to at the corner of Brandy St. and Rd. at the quarry (7) : at it for their safety. , ceived a new pension plan and Arohdlooeee of Hartford. and Lake Bt Home on same bua meet the bus Uisre. Lakevlew Terrace. Lnomte Rd. (6); Brandy St. at WhMa’s (4); at the flrehouae

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Men’s Actions Are the Best Interpreters of Their Learning Makes a Man Fit Company for Himself-Young School Bus Routes for Tolland Manchester Public School Bus Sichedule The Tolland school bus routes P.m. reverse route plus pert Woodland. Pju. Welgold, Grand- Bus 80 (Run B),. leaves 8:30 printed here are tentative as to of Crystal Lake Rd. view, Partridge, Woodland, Kl- a.m. Old Post, pid Kent Oamet Public school pupUs are pro­ loystown, HUIstown and HUle, riving High School, 7:88 a.m. Bus No. II—AJl stutlenta from riving 8:88 a.m. Return trip Umea of departure and arrange- Bus 66, leaves Snlpsic Lake, gin, Metcalfe. Ridge. P.m. (return Ruil A) Old vided transportaUon, without Bush HUl, 183-371 Bush HiU, Return trip 2:85 p.m. ‘tfiorne, ’ 'ProepeoL Norwood, 2:60 p.m. ment of streets covered. In cases Hurtburt, (Including Cervens), Bus 64, leaves 8:16 a.m. Kings- Post, Old Kent, Oamet Ridge charge. If they meet toe follow­ Bush 'HUl and Bell —Glendale Bus No. 4—All students from Hackmatack (8-Ml), Farm, Bob No. .18 —^All etudents where no time Is listed the bus Coyle (Including Lake view bury Ave. Ext., Kingsbury Ave., Mt. Spring (Includes Alta Vls- ing requirements: —Keeney, Keeney and tenttna Wetoerell (48-291), Bldwell (194), Arvlne, Comstock, Bruce, Hill- from Bush HUl (251-821), Bell, will leave the Hicks Me- HelghU), Baton to dementary Wondervlew, Hyde Aye., R t SO, ta) HUHop, Crestwood. 1. AU pupils from kindergar­ E rie,— Leland, arriving 8:10 McCann, Overland, Packard, crest, Lakewood, Nike, S. Mato Glendale, Wintorop — etarttog mortal School area at 7 a.tn. schools. P.m. Snlpelc^ Lake, Tolland Ave., Rt. 74 to Hicks. Kindergarten BOddle Run ten and Grades 1 through 3 who a.m. Return trip 2:16 p.m. Server, Cooper HUl, Bank, Coo­ (284-638), Gardner (160406), 8:20 a.m. at 294 Bush HiU, stops at 371 Bush Hill, Bush HUl and tot Rockville Hlgrh School runs; Hurtburt (including Cervens), P-m. Kingsbury Ave. Ext., Bus 69, drop oU morning ses- live more than one mile walk­ Bue No. 19 — AU rtudents per (188-144), Hartforo Rd. (442), Warren, Ash, Fern—etarttog Bell, 661 Bush HIU, Bush HIU at 7:46, a.m. for Tolland High Doyle (Including Lakervlew), Kingsbury Ave., Wonderview *lon kindergarten. Mile Hill, de­ ing distance from toe ecdiool. from Pern, Gardner, Spring, Cornell, N. Fairfield, McKee (99- ^ ;80 a.m. at Prospect and Nor- 2. All pupUs from Grades 4 and Glendale, ani-vtog 8:80 a.m. School runs, and at 8:16 a.m. part of Oystal Lake Rd. Hyde Ave., Rt. 80, Tolland Ave., dar Swamp, Doofceral, Loehr Timber Trail, ’Ttoircd, Birch 118), Middlefield, West, W. High wood, stops at Hackmatack and through e who live more than Return trip 2 :46 p.m. for elementary school bus runs. Bus 64, leaves 8;S0 a.m. Bax- part of R t 74. (including Ridge) Reed (Includ- ML, Blue Ridge, Bette, Carter (288-211),—starting f ;20 a.m. at g. Main, South Sohool, 867-686 S. one and one-quarter miles — Btarttog 7:25 a.m. at 279 Rockville High School buses„ ter. Old Farms, Meadowood, Bus 62, leaves 8:80 a.m. Vlr- Ing Carter, CUenvlefw), New Rd., 291 Wrtherell, stops gt Wetoer­ Mato, 696-464-807-197 Gardner, MARTIN. -H'^r^^^vB'RoT^ileato iou'm • Ca*«ldy Hill, Anderson, Goose ginla Lane, Sherry Orcle. P (Including Blueberry Hill, walking distance from toe Pern, stops at 674 — 440 — 862 ell, and Bldwell—Server, Camp­ arriving High 7:68 a.m. Return Bus No. t —^All StudenU school. a M nm U n«. »» elementary schools, m. Virginia Lane. Laurel Ridge, Pine HUl, White Gardner, Spring and Gardner bell and C ot^ r Hill—Westwood, trip 2:46 p.m. from Bruce, HUlcrest, Nike, Tolland Wgh a . P' • p j j Baxter, Old Farms, Mea- Bus S3 ,leaves 8:10 a.m. Buff Birch), Oehrlng, Grant HUl (In- 8. All pupils from Grades 7 — Thm, Carter and Blue arriving High School at 7:46 Bus No. 17 —AU StudenU Lakewood, VUlage, Ash, Sun- el^eirtsJT^^i^ a p. . jowood, Cassidy HUl. Cap, Plains, Slater (Includes eluding Partridge, Grandview), through 9 who live more than Ridge, 738 — 020 — 461 — 829 a.m. Return trip 2:86 p.m. from Carman, Demlng, Bryan, seL Warren, S. Mato, Shallow- S i!, J u w v f em b^ of Bus 61, leaves Grahaber, Lorraine, Robbie), lV>ry Rd. to Elgin, than one and one-half mUea Birch ML, Carter and Birch Ml., Bus No. 5—All StudenU from Pond Lane, <3ornwall,...... , -Avery, brook, Gardner (460-606) - — senoo 7 am Brownsbrldgo. Weber, Huntai, school. P.m. Buff Cap, Plains, Bus 63, drop off morning ses- walktog distance from toe arriving 7^46 a.m. Return trip Hartford Rd. (869-816), Spencer, Baldwin, Elro (24 and 62), WU- sUrttog 8:15 a.m. at Bruce town at aooui i a. . Bakes, Sugar KQB. elementary Slater (Including Lorraine, Rob- slon kindergarten, Snlpalc Lake schoof. 2:18 pm. HUIstown, WetoereU (494), Hams (20/ —starting 7:25 a.m. and HUlcrest, sto ^ at 60 Nike, Kindergarten buses to return p same as above. We), part of Old Stafford. Tory (includes Cervens), Eaton, iWl- 4. All pupils from Grades 10 ®*“ ^®‘ *® — Woodslde, Terry, WUIe, Bush at Bryan and Pond Lane — South School, 833 S. Mato, 8 . moming session pupils will iMve returns home Bus 69. He Circle, Hurtburt, Crystal through 12 who live more than from Adams (109-246), ToUand ggjj^ Wlnthix^, Keeney stops at Bryan and CornwaU, Mato and Shallowbrook, 606-491- Meadowbrook School at 11:80 Bus 66, leaves Grahaber Rd., ***• Spring (including Alta Vis- Lake, Grahaber, Brownsbridge, two mUes walktog distance Tpke- (1089-169SD Angel, MMk- (H9.7g())_ Sonttoa, Erie, Leland, Demlng and Baldwin — Avery, 466 Gardner, arriving 8:80 a.m. a.m. Afternoon session pupUs Browns Bridge, Weber, Hunter, , tVebbCr, Bakos, Hunter, Sugar from toe school. Ltawood, Bldwell (36^-8^), 434 Oakland (Bennet studenU), Return trip 8 p.m. will be picked up on buses leav­ Bakos, Sugar HUl, to Tolland Bua 89 leaves 8:10 a.m. Mer- HUl. BucMand, N. Mato-(807-766), N. Avon, Litchfield—starting at 669 Sumnilt and WlUlame (Bennet Bue No, 6 —Starting 8:15 a.m. 6. PupUs attending the spe- School (164) — storting 7:80 ing at noOn. High. P.m. reverse route. (Inrtudlng Rhodes) Wal- Bus 04, drop off morning see- oial classes at toe - Bentley, Hartford Rd., stops at 701'«ie students), pick up at MHS 24 at Charter Oak and Sycamore, On half-day sessions (such as Bus 66 (Run A)’, leaves Oder t*?*^*’ 1 ! ^ ^ ’ Nedwled, South slon Merrow (Including Rhodes, a.m. at 163 Adams, stops at Hartford Rd., 14-77-180 Spencer, and 62 Elro, arriving High 7:46 ’Ttairod and Tam — Gardner, Buckley, Highland Park, KeT Drt>ot and ToUand ’Tpke., 1603 the first three days of school). Mill Gehrlng Reed (Including Blver, Rt. 74 (Includes Kcunga- CasUe), Gooee Lane, Cassidy ney and Robertson Sc^kxUs. HUIstown and Woodslde, 850 a.m., Bllng 7:60 a.m. Return 270-802 Gardner, 288 Pern, ar- afternoon session kindergarten ’ q , „ y. Terrace) to Garry). P.m. Wal- HUl, Baxter, Meadowood, Old TOlland Tpke., ’Tolland T’pke. Hillstown, HUUtown and Red- trips 2:40 and 2:85 p.m. rtvtog 8:28 ajn . Return trip Since toese pupils are provided and MeekvUle, 180-206 Windsor, r i X u will be picked up by S h p T ^ v L e ^ d g e , Randy, Hedweld, South Far^ns, Walbrldge, Nedwled, home I delivery, toe schedule wood, 444 HlUstown, HUIstown, Bus'No. 24 —^All- studenU 8 p.m. ™ l ^ “ Kh. F.m. reverse (includes Skunga- south River Rd., Rt. 74. Pick ’Burnham and Drexel —Croft, buses leaving Meadowbrook for these classes U not oon- and HUls—Bush HUl, 197-294 from Vernon, W. Vernon, Tay- Bus No. 16 —Storting 8:20 School at 10:30. Morning session route, run B. Garry). iVry. up from Tory Rd. to Meadow- Croft and Windsor, 109 Buck- Bush HUl, Bush HUl and BeU— lor (812), Montouk, Richmond a.m. at PhlUlp and Kane, stops Bus 66 (Run B), leaves An- Bus 66 (Run A), leaves 8:10 toined under the schools listed land, Tolland T^ke. and N. kindergarten pupils will be dls- brook. below. Main BM N Mata N ^ an(l aiendale-Keeney^ Keeney and (114-140), Dorset, Scott (60-128), at Virginia and Ansaldl —Ter- . hiwps leaving at 11 “ “ "y. Summit, Virginia, Randy, a.m. Oehrlng, Reed (including Bus 69, pick up for afternoon Jtoln, 6e6 N. M ^ ,N . M ^ ana (49-166) - storting esa, arriving 8:30 a.m. Return missed on buses leaving at Glenview Teim ce* 6. Physically , handicapped N. School, arriving 8:10 a.m. session kindergarten, Tolland chlMren. weU, Bridge and Avon, arriving 7:86 a.m. at 344 Vernon, stops trip 3 p.m. a m n oL BUS High. P.m; reverse above, run p.m. (3der Mill, Gehrlng, Reed Return' trip 2 :16 pm. St.,'Main St., Bald HUl, Dunn Eligible students should check High School 8 a.m. Return trip at 141-18? W. Vernon, 612 Tay- Bus No. 19 —All students « , J ^ l ^ ^ T a . m . at Buff A. (Including Carter. Glenview). Hill, Kozley, Anthony, Summit, the streets listed (for their ad­ Bus No. 21 — All students 2:88 p.m. ■’ lor, Taylor and Vernon, 776-670 from Arvlne, Comstock, Lewis, P?u«. ora SttBort, Bu. eo, lea»o WoM- Bus 66 (Run B). leaves 8;36 yirtglna Lane, Sherry Circle, from Woodslde, Hunter, Weth- dress) and use that bua for at­ ■>,. » -A ll *u d.n u ^ V . ™ , y ™ _ “■j’- f ' ™ a.m. Anthony, Summit. P.m. ojg „ jjf (Includes Carol, Car- ereU, NUes, Bldwell, Packard, 8:16 a.m. at Spring and Tam, tending ccliool. When bus routes Goalee, W. Center /inA.1701 ^“Scott, Scott and Cushman, rine, Stuart). Tiered Classroom in Coventry's Capt. Hale School have boon cttablished on - a Server, McCann, Overland, stops at Spring and Cobb HUl, Bus 66, leaves 8:80 Glen, Car- o. „ . i, , permanent basis, all studenU 338-261 Spring, .Spring . and Tyler, liUchfield, Waddell (93- neer, Seaman, Tyler, Oval, Ly- 9 .on >ol students leave Windham The tiered Large Group Instruction room at Cov­ million school has 36 classrooms and expects more ■attending secondary schools wUl p.m. Comstock, arriving 8:30 a.m 120) - storting 7:20 a.m. at ness (110), Keeney (27-49), ' E v. *rr o«.o tnicen home entry’s new Capt. Nathan Hale School. The $ 1 ^ - than 700 fi^th through eighth graders this weel ^ be issued bus tlckeU, which mOHLAND PABK Return trip 2:66 p.m. IQU, Cedar Swamp, must be" shown to the’ drivers «®®^^/^ ^d’CSr‘'‘'6 4 S S ^ ^(67L6lJ.^^^^ « -Starting 8 a.m. ROBERTSON Tolland 0.1 all trips. on* starting 7'20 a m at'Cdboer HIU at Autumn and Ashworth, stops Bus No. 10 — Storting _ 8:10 61 run. school P m return as above berry HUl (Including Laurel Bus 64, pick up for afternoon The schedules ehow that each Ml WetoereU, g ^ g^ ™ * ^ „te r Autumn and E. Maple, 201- a.m. at 610 N. Main, stops at busIS makes several trips, and to 8®"®f’ “ d Wa^'eii ^ d 825 Autumn, Hlj^Uand and Can- N. Main and ToUand ’Tpke., 912- BOCKVnXE HIGH S C H < ^ on Bt» 66. Rid^, White Birch). P.m. session kindergarten. Old Post, order to maintain this sched- Bunce, arriving 7:60 a.m. BtK 63, leave* 7 ajn. l « h r ^ ^ leaves 8:06 (return Run B )New Rd., Pine Old Kent, Garnet Ridge, Klngs- ule, the cooperation of parents turn trip 2:16 p.m. B .. or.r Next Year, a New Bolton School Here? Rd. (including RwsseU „ old Staffcrd (Includes Hm-Blueberry IDU (Including bury Ave. Ext, Kingsbury Ave., Keeney and Portland, Hackma- trip 2:80 p.m. land and Gleason -South - and pupils Is required. Buses Bo* No. 21 — AU studento 7 ;B0 LUlian, arriving 8:30 a.m. Re- caark Rda). (IncSudtag ckxA) j,, elementary Laurel Ridge, White Blrrti) Hyde Ave., R t 80, ToUand Ave., 300 New Pupils Starts Largest State Rise tack and Niles, arriving High Starting will there be something more than a clearing in these Bolhm woods here next year at this ca-not go out of their way to from W. Middle Ttike., Fulton, turn trip 3 p.m. Ume? Principal Jrtm Senteio, teacher George Lesnlaskl and Mrs. Raymond Gordon and CjajterDr.) MSe Hffl. D o rtw ^ schools.’ P.m. Ume as above. Grant HUl. M t Spring. Alta VUta. TVUand schools wUl ex- June. These homes are expb^t- him for kindergarten th ro i^ Hleka Memortal School, 7:46 a.m. Return trip ®'*"' H l ^ ^ and G^ttoer, pick up pupils nor can they Hendee, Wedgewoo ^ ^7 Hackmatack stoos at 130 8:i5 to 2:46 p.m.; Pleasant Val­ Return trip 3 p.m. nxita. calfe, Elgin, C9der Mill, Grant enroUment over last year’s 1.- accounted for by the addlUon Special emiUiasto was placed Second grade pupils wlU meet bus at the Stop nearest their trlp2:16 p.m. Announced ley School, 8:80 to 2:80 p, m.; Bus No. 17 — Starting 8:20 Bua 66 leave* 7 ami. CM Po*t HUl, elementary schools. P.m. The Schod administration has 586 students. of kindergarten and a tenth on the correlation p.m. n, ’ 3 p.m. purposed o i guidance and coun­ ministrator of Wood House. Both (Indudtog WBlie Chde), Circle, part of Glen Dr. 'which are available to transport session expects an anniud increase of ^ to nrellmlnarv Now textbooks have been clr- aohool, the other half of the sec- time variations since the sched- man, S^haUer, Woodland, ’Turn- Middle Tipke., and Lake, Green' Students returning to South 9:80 to noon and kindergarten Bus No. 6 —All Bus No. 20 — Starting 8:16 seling. Bresnahan and Thomas are as­ take, Hurtburt (lodud- Bus 66, leaves 8:06 a.m. Wei- the children. about 600 ChUdren. Tolland’s culated, relating to the revised g^deni wUl he met by ulcs arc tentative and subject buUi. rforton. Frederick, S. Haw- wood and Indian —Marian — . Hartford Rd. Sneneer Windsor High School will be afternoon session, 1 to 3:30. a.m. at 746 Parker, stops at surprised to learn that they will ’The new division wUl be the sistant principals of the high tagOerveas), R t SO to Hkdta gold, Grandview, Partridge The schedule for schools dur- populaUon is estimated at about ua* with curriculum plan, which wUl In- Meadowbrook Schod teachers lo revision later — to order to Uidme (43), Hawthorne (66) — Lynch, 844 Lydall, arriving B- Hmgtmvn Hills Bush 9 AAA an Aa^ltnafAfl SCIKMM / | onwwalafInSk A# fABAflfnar AaWawk dA 4FaAl«e nin — of Mia Hill (94- 875-890 Parker, Baldwin and school. Fred J. Caruolo wlU of ■ tvaaafer to ------=— Not only la the schedde set 7,eoo compared to an estimated sure the correlation of teaching and taken to their classes at the belong to one of two houses; "house plant" whereby studento Memoclsd School provide a workable schedule atarttog 7:30 a.m. at 774 ’ToUand "ng 7:85 a.m.. High 8 a.m. Re- —startlnir’>8 'lh am at Demlng —Elberta, Elberto and course continue as principal of up to utilize the buses most ef- 182,800 residents to Hartford. i between the ~ ——different______classes school. udderit^rlsavt actuala/slziot aar/VrtIHnvworking condUiofis./vAve/lUIo^a m—t....Tpke., stops _ ata .912a* n ToUand tltn™1t*n tlHnatrips 92:80 *AA flflfl and 2 2:85 ?ftR TF.Tn. p.m. ' * * either Greer House or Wood will belong to either the Greer HodertUe High Schod bus. Psn. 805 Hartford Rd., stops at 14- (Joncord, 160 Avery, Avery and House or Wood House. Each the entire high school. fectlvely, it also aUows more The snowballing increase to Hicks MSmoruu BAMi, grades,- Each teacher wlU Parents of ktadergsrten and When ; 'hedules are adqpted on Tpke., Hilliard and Adams — Bus No. 8 — All etuderts House. levswe PoUbe. Project Concern Enrollment effecUve use of special teach- the local schools have btcome considered ths most nroble ^hsU Is being taught her first grade pigiUs attending 77rll8-162-226 Spencer, HlUs- Demlng, 163 Demlng (turn The traditional set-up of one house WlU have its own admin­ The “ house plan" Is being put Bus 64, leaves 7 a m Baxter a permanent basis, 1 ^ 8 should Duval, Woodland and Horton, W. from N. Mato (616-691), Buck ( ^ “‘^ d ^ o o d r i^ * ' 361 Hills around), arriving 8:30 a:m. Re istrator; Vincent Bresnahan 'wlU into effect for the purpose of ers. These teachers, working to the rule rather than the excep- school In toe qrstm , becMM the previous < year *011001 for toe first time are' re- run high school divided toto four a t (indudlng Old Farms, Meat^ in accordance with the Middle Tpke. and S. Hawthorne, land. Burnham, Croft, Windsor. ™ t r i ^ 2:66 pm . be administrator of Greer House guidance. Each house will have teams, ■wUl be able to cover tlon in this fast growing com- of Its peculiar history d aodi- ^ ^ year to follow. quested to pin toe chlM’s name, time schedule., grades will ccHittoue, but the dostood), Ossddy HIH, Goose Doubles in Parish Schools^ «ioie- • arriving 8 a m. Return trip 2:16 Meek;^le, ^ e l . Depot, ’Tol- ” ^ ^ “ ^8 ^ s ’. " two guidance counaOlors. Wood schools In Wocks of time. munity, which has tripled Its Uons, wUl absorb an addlaonal social studies cur- atreet and tdephone number ’The bic^ schedules listed to land ’Tpke. (1108), Adams (191), WADDELL Lane, Merrow (loohMBng An- pi.m. 205 Bus No. 9 — Storting 8:10 House 'Will have Richard S. Kel­ . , _____ Manchester’s parochial ele- continuing the busing by a mar- Kindergarten sessions wUl be school population In toe alx-year 130 studente^ raising Its t ^ en- rt^uimn was Implemented laM • <hn i^^rappihg School and Our Savior 63 to 2,100 this year. capacity. „ ent of Schools Robert Bralrton. pal Donald Parker has asked ’Tpke., stops at 67 Wedgewood, Manchester School Hours Greer House wiH have IDss BENNET a.m. at 28'Scott, stops at Cush­ 622 N. Mato St., stops at 117 Donna Adcock and Frank Fer­ River Rd., Rt. 74 (Indudng tary schools In toe Project Con- F. Shea previously had ruled Lutheran Church. The studento School officials are expecting Meadowbrook School enroU- ^ the science cur- parenU to Uach toe dilW thsir 28 Englewood, arriving 8 :28 dergarten Noon to 2:80 p.m. ' Bu't No. 2—AU students from man and ’Tracy (toth ends), Manchester High Schosi rari as counselors. CreSfcwood) to Hicks Mesnorlal cern program that buses Inner- that the -vote was only advl- Lutheran Church wlH between 80 and 100 additional ment will swell to 610 studenU rtculum revision and one In mu- addreasea and Ulephone Opening 8:30 a.m. Lunch — Boulder, Pitkin (62-119), Acade­ Paiiter and Colonial t- LydaU, Opening 8:06 a.m. Lunch to S ch ool tnuosfer bus to RockvUIe city Hartford diildren to toe sory and not binding on the jhe admlnlstraUon chUdren to register by the end compared to 480 last year,^ sic wUl be comirieted toU year numbers 'before school. AU atOf 626-628-484-260txui KOD tot not, Wethfrell,-----g jjj_ gt Parkade Apts., arriv­ (Grades 1-3) 11:16 a.m. to 11:60 Students will belong to alther my. Adelaide, Green Hill, Jean, arriving 8:80'a.m. Return trip aor, ToUand ’Tpke. and Meek 30-mtoute periods between 11:06 house for Jheir entire high High. Pm. reverse above.. suburbs. board. of the Ell Terry School. of October when much Of toe 160-student Increase. The 610 in,pi«n«n4i.Bon the foUow- Meadowbrook school children Keeney and Leland, arriving ing 8:40 a.m’; Return trips 2:80 a.m.; (Grades 4:6) 11:60 a.m. Munro, Parker, ^Porter (296- 3 p ...... vUle —Depot, arriving High 8 e.m. and 12:41 p.m. Dlsmlseal school career. The admlnlstra-. Bus 51. leawe* 7 a m Crystal James’ Sebotri wUl bring Backers of the plan cited the ^ orientation prog^m for new home construcUon In town studento can be accommodated gj. may bring snacka to 340), Putnanij^^Raymond, Rich- BUCKLAND a.m. Return trip 2:36 p.m. 8:20 a.m. Return trip 3 p.m. (lower grades), 8:06 upper -'-'-Monday thru Thursday —2:82 to 12:80 p.m. Closing — (Grades Seco.nd trip --all students from grades. tor and guidance counselor hope Lake. Browns Bridge, Hunter, the i2 cWldren who attend- *W,0OO received In tuiUon over teachers was held today, at toe this summer has been complet- at Meadowbrook because of toe Curriculum guides in all ma- schooL r arAr4 both new mkhUe school opens. *« Bennet Junior High Sohool gained by toe children schools. ^ month period from March to A new language arts curricu- “ Keeney Keere^ and Santtna, 472 Fountain Village, arriving 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Afternoon Kto­ them. rtudenta, KIngztoury Ave. Ext. Bridget Junior High School ex- The language arts (English) schort buses. The child s bus Stops at Porter and Pitkin — 906 Tolland Tpke., arriving 8:80 (620-903)^ CarCl, Olcott Dr., Opening 8:06 a.m., tardy bell city and suburban. Keeney, Keeney and Erie, ar- a.m. Return trip 3 p.m. dergarten Noon to 2:30 p.m. Students 'wlU not be placed to TVAsnd ' Oenfer. P m revowe pecto toe five studento who were curriculum urges teachers to htonber will be marked on hi# Steep Hollow, Highland and Return trip 3 p.m. Devon. Edmund, Faindew, St. 8:16 a.m. Lunch between 11:03 Opponents warned of the poe- Opening 8:46, a.jti. Lunch — either house by academic stand­ above. there last year to return. ‘‘build upon the accumulated nomrtag, WyUys—Candlewtiod, arriving, Bus No. 28 ' —Starting 8:10 John—atarttog 7:86 a.m. ^(3en- a.m. and 1:17 p.m. Closing 2:16 sibllity 'Of a regional education­ (Grades 1-3) 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 ing hut by alphabetical place­ TOLLAND HIGH New to toe program toto fall previous knowledge of toe 8®“®®* , administrator# also 8:10 a.m. Return trip 2:18 p.m. a.m. at Tolland Tpke. and Meek- ter and Roosevelt, stops at Ol- p.m. Extra help period 2:20 ment. al system. Kus No. 4—AU students from p.m.; (Grades 4-6) N. Plains, Rt. The Rev. Thomas Barry of mid one-hSTsup- ’ ^ around at Law’s. Basket- dwi Rd., Carolyn Rd., London ^ to preface of toe ourrlcql- house 10 kindergarten classe* Waddell (4-36) — storting 7:60 a.m. to 11:05 a.m. Afternoon sup­ BUCKLEY ' from Tracy, Colonial, Scott (0- day and Thursday —11:29 o.m. A through Kr WlU be in Wood 74. St. James’ Church said he was of 2OT. Rhsm. shop Rd:, Wall St. Rham. Rd., GUead HIU. uin guide. ■ . _ (five per _ session),____ _ ten______first a.m. at Center and Roosevelt— Parker (-heney Technical School last skills. Car repair and Industry 12:05 p.m. to 2:85 p.m. portive teachers, two aides. Bus No. 1 —^All studento from Cushman (0-41)', contracts are also examples. to 12:48 p.m. Closing 2:30 p.m. House, while those 'wUh last Bus 67, leaves 7:80 a.m. Old pleased with ^ prognuncuia Mbvvlast half time ^ l a l worker Bus 2. 7:15: Hope Valley, Bus 6. 7:30: Slocum and Mar- Trip 2QJan Dr. EAW, GUead cre^ v e voiUng toe em- five of Jhe ten sec Perkins, McKee and W. Center, Vernon, W. Vernon, Taylor, (775-875), (Concord, Taylor (66), sprtog . completed their year’s Opening— AX' Grades 8:36 The school wUl have 360 stu­ Extra help Monday thru iTburs- names banning with La Stafford (including Charter and year and foresees wproWproblems em s Pr^ect Reldy HIU Rd., (part) Hope tin Rd., In and out Slocum. Mar- HUl. ^ ond grade classes. Waddell imd Dudley, arriving Montouk, Richmond (104-139), Tolland ’Tpke., (317-.326), Oak­ project, the John Haugh house a.m. lAinch-(Orade 1-4) 11:15 through Z wUl be to Greer William Fara , Valley to Jones 6t., R t 2, Chit- tin Rd., West St. turn around Bus 4: — Start Old Cdcbeetor tent ratoer than on toe me- dents again, this year drawn day—2 :S0 p.m. to 8 :10 p.m. Oo<*), Slater (Includes Robbie, for toe upoomt-ig year. concern director In Hartford, Parents have been requeated s:10 a.m. Return trip 2:16 p.m. Lextogton-startlng 8 :10 land, Gleason, Oakland Ter.i on Tinker Ptnid Rd. to Bolton. a.m.-12:10 p.m. House.; tenden Rd., Jones St.. Bur- at Keefe’s West St., Rt. 94, R t Rd.. GreyvUle Rd., Reldy chanlca ofgrammar. If t ^ from as "far as Enfield, Coven­ GRADE 9 —(Housed at the Curtis, Lorraine), to high “">®"d -^cott. 408 Ven^on, and Ufl^n----- Gleason. Demlng done by the students of toatnic- gspent j ^^gthe summer practicing Morning Kindergarten 8:46 Bus 58, leaves Welgold Rd., Hart- Br., lyest and East, Lon- HBBBON EI,EMENTABY - toought should ^ rtreased St chUdren ^ r Mu. arrlving 8:26 a,m. Return trip and ’Tol'and Tnke. — Corwori, tor Mario Fava. will exist under the one roo| ^ toe Oiurch of -toe Assumption the “ control" group In Hart- Rd., West SL, Rt. 94, North SL, as well as toe mechanics," It ______or, stops at Grant and Oliver— their skills to their respective a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Afternoon Morning Kindergarten 8:45 Metcalfe (Including Elgin), don Rd„ East, East St. to Or- BOUTB8 3 p.m. and under the central adminis­ expressed similar optimism, ford. ex- ele 8 -Ranch, then pick up on But 1, Trip 1; HUlcrest Dr., Forest Park, GUead St. to Slo- adds. Columbus,' arriving 8:10 a.m. Parker and ’Tol'and’Tpke., 875- “ The house Is very well built fields and others have gone Kindergarten 2:30 p.m. to 8 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Afternoon Grandview, Partridge, Wood­ “ We look forward to having the Director Paradis also ex- Bus No. 3 —Storting 8:06 a.m. tration of Principal Ceirulo. East St. from Burnt HHl to Bass Lake Rd., Deepwood Dr.. cumb Rd., Beck onto 88 to He- The report farther recom- C o v e n t r y ^ Return trip 2:18 p.m. 776' Parker, Parker and Onlo- and we’ve had a lot o f . compli­ back to sch(x>l. p.m. ■Ktodergarten 12:16 p.m. to 2:45 land, to ToUand High. P.m. re­ chUdren here," he commented, pressed pleasure with the com- at 180 New Bolton, stops at 106 ’The house plan Is not Intend­ Corner of 86. Hebron Elem. Bus No. II—All students'from nlal, arrivlne Bllng and High ments,’’ according to Mrs. Benjamin Ruchln who taught Opening 8:46 a.m. Lunch 11;46| p.m. verse above. The Ardtdioceae of Hartford panlon programs that have ae- bron Elem. ^ mends toe "functions of words New Bolton, 943 .E. Middle ed to i^enerate any rivalry be­ Bua 64, leaves MUe HUl, Dock- Bus 4, 7:30; I Comer North Trip 2: Amston VUlage, Man' Btu '^ ^ ’T^p l:^Sl(Kum^IWM should be stressed when work- S. Adams, W. Center (236-?88), 7 :66 a.m. Return trip 2 :30 p.m. Haugh. English and social studies has a.m. to 12:46 p.m. Closing — Opening 8:45 a.m. Lunch has been Interested In toe bus- veloped to supplement the CHS Announces ’Tpke., E. Middle Tpke. ^and Bus No. 11—All students from The studento do all the wood­ 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Clofl- tween students, indeed to most Pond and Rt. 88, Colchester Une slon HUl, North Pond Road, Rt. Martin Rd., West St, Rt. 94, Rt with grammar, ratoer than Hyde, O’Leary, Thompson, transferred to the Meriden tech- (Grades 1-3) 2:45 p.m.; (Grades p ^ i t o c r i t V g Z - i * ^ project.. BMnley, 806-784 E. Middle ’I^ke., work and plan the whole house instances they will not need to eludes RusseU, Ann, Clark), to and return, Rt. 86, NUes Rd„ 85, Hebron Elem. 86, GUead St., GUead Hill. memorization of Uata and Trcbbe, Olcott, Preston, ’Thom- Lodge, Edgerton, Perkins,' St. nlcail school and Thomas Schar- 4-6) 3 p.m. ing (Grades K-3) 2:45 p.m. years ago. But lack of class- Friendly FomUlea arid emer- Old Cklchester Rd. and return, Bua 2: — Hope VaUey, Reldy Trip 2: Go to Slocum Rd., pujgg.. Homeroom List ns. Love Lane, Falknor, Center Lawrence, Llnnmore, Crest- as would 4 contractor. They p xett has replaced him. (Grades 4-6) 3 p.m. give any notice to which house ToUand High . P.m. reverse Bowers School they belong. above. room 1 "’f*® has Umited lts( gcacy MriUtorj chU. GreyvUle Rd., Reldy Hill Rd., HUl Rd., Hope VaUey, Jones St., turn around pick up Slocum Rd., - gnbjact Areas High School Principal Wilton (627-903), Carol, Olcott Dr - *:26 a.m. Return trip wood, Deepwood, Deerfield, Edi- slow due to vacations and the Lescroart and Vto- Orford Village School participation. This year, how-V Friendly FaitiUU* brings ^ ^------g,, 85 to GUead auDjec* Areas ^ p.m. . Morning Kindergarten 8:46 ’Ihe main purpose of the ____ v -v ____ . WlMj^has announoed that at starting 7:80 a.m. at W. Center ^ son, Femdale. Foxcroft, Adams learning process, but Mrs. cent Kasetoi studied numerical Opening 8:45 a.m. Limch Biis 62 (Run A), leaves 7:30 AAVAS* AMWWatIvM a# ■at)ini1*hdF fOP VlAltfl ^ Tenth grade students at toe _ Bus No. 7 —All students from a.m. to 11:16 a.m. Afternoon House Plan is to Improve the ever, enroUment of I ^ e c t Con- (ked to the wiburbs tor vlsUa HUl. 7:49 cbmonorraw morning, all and S. Adams,' stops at Olcott (470-691), FuUon, Jarvis, Morse, Haugh said, “ In the long run, control and electric discharge .11:45 a.m, to 12:30 p.m. CHos- a.m. Klngsbtiry Ave. Ext., cem youngsters in parish during "Uie summer. It is active Bus 7- — London Rd., Jan school will bigln studies Coventry High School students Kindergarten 12:15 p.m. to 2:45 guidance given the studenta at Kingsbury Ave., Rt. 80, . Hyde Coventry and S. Adams-Falknor, Center 5®™’ Salem, Whitney—starting 7:25 It’s worth It.’’ machines during a special sem­ tog 2:30 p.m. sdiools has doubled. not only In Manchester but to Drive East and West, East St., toe grapWc ^ and buslneee are to report to their home- p.m. the high school. ’Die individual Ave., Rt. 74 to ToUand Center and Faiknor-Carol, arriving -starting at Cush- a.m. at Center and Edgerton, Cheney Tech is now contract­ inar hold by the manufacturers. Robertson School Though not officially a part n u n y towns to the Greater to Rt. 88, turn around back over mrthod* departments for toe rooms as follow#. 8:10 a,m. Return trip 2:16 p.m *"®" amUgracy, stops at Scott Opening 8:45 a.m. Lunch — house administrator I and two - (from Leonards. Comer), to atons at Stone and St. Lawrence, ing with another couple to build Bruce Hanson studied at Cen­ (Grades 1-2) 11:16 a.m. to 12:16 Morning Ktodergarten 8:40 of Project Concern, the church Hartftrd area, Bus No. 13^ All students from Cushman —Dearborn, ar- counselors will act as a tesim, ToUand High. P.m. reverse Burnt HUl, WaU St., tuin around ***”*• Grade 9: Student last nam#s Deeowood and Deerfield, Fox­ a home again to Bolton this tral Connecticut State College p.m.; (Grades 3-4) 11:45 a.m. a.m. to 11:10 a.m. Afternooij program works with It. The Paradis said toe Hartford 33 % Shift in School Staff at Law’s, Wall St., Hebron Twenty students are enrolled A through Conroy, Room 16 getting to know the stwents to above. E, Middle Tpke..,. Finley, New Return trip croft and Adams, Jarvis and Sa­ year. Details will be available and Kenneth Wtolarskl went to Ktodergrarten 12:16 p.m. to diocesan school system pays toe ' in the Experimental Graitolcs with Miss Seletski; Co*ta-HUl- to 12.'46 p.m.; (Grades6-6) 12:15 their particular house through Bus 52 (Run Bi, leaves .8:10 Bolton, Ludlow (42), Mountain .... lem, Edison and Whitney, arriv- when the contract Is complete, Tarrytown, N.Y., for study In p.m. to 1:16 p.m. (TIostog '— tuition of toe chUdren to parish to having suburban Bus-8r-Trlp 1: Rt. 86, turn course; 40 to Personal Typing; man. Room -10. Mias Nutter; (74-97), Dale, Ferguson (38-106) ~ ' student* 2:45 p.m. the high schocM years.! Students a.m. Sherry Circle, Glen Dr., Accounts fol* 43 Newcomers tog High 7:40 am ., Illlng"r;46 according to Dr. Fred D. Man the General Motors workshop. (drades 1-3) 2:46 p.m.; (Grades Opening 8:40 a.m. Lunch- schools. The .Hartford Board of parents -visit their home.” Cook, Vernon (22). Jensen (12)’ Kennedy, Rich- will stay to the san^e house (including Corrinne, Carol, Stu­ irents visit their home." .i. ______anxiiid Marlborough Une, Mar- 20 to Typing 1, and 12 to Bust- Hladky-LkUe, Room 28, Mre. a.m. Return trips 2:40 and 2:46 ganelll, school director. Several teachers were on spe- 4-6) 3 p.m. Education pays toe cost of Emergency *"Mothers —provides There .are 43 newcomers to new school, the otoer new ^ East—MUlstream ness Mato,“ ■ Demarest; Llutermoza * Pratt, E. Center (382-692) ElWbod’ B‘shop, Hamilton, Jl:10 a.m. to 1:10 p.m. throughout the four years, and. art)., to Tolland High. P.m. re­ The home buUdtog projects clal assignment to study voca­ Buckland School transportatkxi and provides a ^ suburban mother for, each the teaching and professional teachers and proferolonal staff Hebron Elem. School adniintstrators aiare be- Room 24, Mrs. Milne, and Ree- Pitkin (27)-starttog 7 -30 a m’ (289-279) — p.m. Closing all Grades 2:45 p.m. thus know the guidance team . verse-route. are part of the concrete e'xper- tional curriculum In state Kindergarten — 8 :45 to 11:20 South Sdwol supportive teacher and aide for ner-eVty ,ohU4, whUe he Is staff to the Coventry s c w ls memMrs are Mrs. Mary CMl- TriJ) ,j,^. j2: . jj^rthNorth St., Abby Dr.,D'r., ginning toe formulationformulaUon of plaiu Oy-Zuccardy, Room 28, Mr. at 784 E. Middle Tnki stona starting 8:10 a.m, at Scott and Bus No. 12—All students from Well In their ... ^ e T .Avinfrfnn af/\no ot m/tV^rrtnnrl lence Cheney Tech tries to ^ve schools. a.m. Opening 8:36 a.m. Lunch every 28 chUdren. aw w from homa It has hOlped this fall. The addition o f, kto-- son^ Mrs. Ltoda Jean Castro- Forest Park, turn around Web- for a workrstudy program ta- Wolff. at 943 E. Middle Tpke and -Lexington, stops at Richmond W. High (144-166), Moore, Sum- - It Is expected that the two ing Dimmock), Walbrldge HUl, vUlo, Miss Donna Jane Cr(Ui- Opening —(Grades 1-4) 8:46 (1-8) 11:30® a.m. to 12:25 p.m. lto.,(h R iv e r R t 74 (inri.uiinv' '” *® ^ oommuiUcatlwi end dergarten and normW J>upU ster Lane, GUead HUl. volvlpg some high school stu- Omde 10; Student last names Flnley; 172, 149. 108, 63 New “ "<1 Kenijedy -F lagg! arriving njer, W. Center (189-388), Emer- houses v^l be . divided nu­ Ick, Mrs. Olga Jean Dunn, Mrs. 8:25 a.m. Return trip 3 p.m. Hvde, Coolldge, Lyness (28- a.m.; Lunch noon to 12:65 p.m. Closing 2:40 p.m. merically among the. high Toiislrt tlon of toe church’s sense of a„d to develop friendships population growth accounU for -KINDBBGABTBN ROUTES dents. t through Dibble, Physic# Bolton, E. Middle ’Tpke. and " Closing 2:46 p.m. , Skungamaugi to Tolland High. responslbUlty,’*^ said the Very a^ong parents already begun some'iextoa staff requirements. Jeanette Flek and Mr. John Room, Mr. Walsh; Dlckermon- HIGH AND ILLING 44)!' McKlnlev, Foley, McKee Verplanck School school students, although as yet lliM-ltUW High SclioM Homerooms „ . _ Ludlow —. Ferguson, Green Buckley School * P.m. reverse above. ^ev. Msgr, James A. Cornielly The rest' Is the result of an ap- Flek. School, E. Center and Ggrard— Bus No. 1 —All students frpm (44-78), O’Learv, S. Adams, All School Cafeterias Morning ktodergarten 8:80 Wood House has a greater by ■'the children. Firstr » l » i bus to W loadivrcaa* 26 e*wat GUead w X1UII1CIUOM3Homeroom OMIKUmciMM asslgnmenU AUI for , *» . ^ ^ Bus » . IMVM Grant lUU. New guperinte.ndent of schools to the Miss Arden-CIalre Rcium Lake, Lydall (600-676)i, Scott Thompson, ’Trebbe, Waddell— Morning Kindergarten 8:40 a.m. to 11:16 a.m. Afternoon gumiber. ' As reg;l8tratlon now After two years oil an ex- proximate 33 per cent turnover Rill school and wlU deUver and .^nth grade etuflenU at toe high ^ Cone, arriving 8 a.nv a.m. to 11:10 a.m. Afternoon Rd. (including. Blueberry Hill,• Archdiocese. Mrs. Abigail KeenP Miss ChriS' trip 2:16 p.m. - . (204-28()), Flagg, Richmond (0- storting 7:35 a.m. at Campfleld ktodergarten noon to 2:30 p.m. statlds; Greer'House wlU have perimental basLs, Paradii now *" teachers* nVKuX. L ^ pick Up at same time. Porter’s gchool are, Rooiri 314. Jean Kindergarten 12:16 p,m. to 2:45 Laurel Bldge, \^ile Birch, Pine "We can’t remain aloof from 100), Kennedy, Ellen —storting and Summor, stops at W. Cen- Will Be Open Thursday Opening 6:80 a.m. Lunch — 466 students and Wood House Bum No. 16 -L All students p.m. HUD to ToUand High. P.m. re­ " z r ?arerG”M.:^".t^.^- ^ fronj Chambers, Lockwood Lake, stops at 278 lake jg,. g„^ Hyde—S. Aiiams, ar (Grades 1-6) 11:15 a.m. to will have 534. the. problems of the city," he All cafeterias to the Man- menu. ’The price Is 10 cents. Opening —(Grades 1-3) 8:40. verse above. year to year to the teaching old G. Pressman, Mrs. Karen “ R®®^' Stlnchfleld. noon; (Qrades 2-4) 11:46 a.m. The House Plan la relatively added. Broad (71-119), Adams (470-683) 6ffl'600-831 Lydall, Scott and |-)v(ng High 8 aim. Return trip •'.m.; (Grades 4-8) 8:35 a.m. Bus 69, leaves Peter Green, Chester public school system Tickets may be bought weekly to 12 ;80 p.m.; (Grades 8-5) new to mildance circles but Is ■■ Selection of students for toe C l J S r ^ t n S ^ p ^ «‘ ®«' A review of rerignatlon. _E. PUt. Mis. Gaje A. Nutter. U: Student last name Crestwood, Deepwood; Deer- K‘®hmond and Kennedy, 2:36 p.m. a minimum number doler- Lunch — (Grades 1-8) 11:30 Kozley,- Bald HUl, Mato St. field, Falrvlew, Foxcroft, Un- “ >Tlvtog Illlng 7:66 a.m.. High i4—AH rtudents from will be to full operation on 12:15 p.m. to 1 p.m. Cloatog— being tm d throughout the coun­ CatooUc partM ProJrot^ncero ■ origtaolly, about 265 atudent. has shown t i\ned by ea£h school. Money a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; (Grades 4-6) (from Old Stafford to Sugar (Grades 1-3) 2:30 p.m.i (Grades try. Omard High Sohool to West was made to Hartford. As with ^^grg\used to Hartford sub- ;;®®»®“ *®/ more, St. John, St. Lawrence— ® ® K®‘®ro trips 2:30 mmgrd (uoi). Woodland (486- Thursday, according to Mrs. for the toUowtog week’s lunches 11:30 a.m. to 12:26 p.m. Clos­ HUD, to ’Tolland High. P.m. re- 4-0) 2:46 p.m. Hartford has a similar house toe pubUc schools, participation urbs. 'This year 917 have ^icen “ teacher ^ ^ starting 7:80 a.m. at Broad and , 466), Adams (313-399), Tolland Mary Uppltog, cafeteria dlrec- will be collected on Friday at ing'.— all grades —-2:46 p.m. Bus 68, leaves Old Post, Gar- is vi^untary. Catholic as well as Chambers, stops at Crestwood Bus No. 2 .^All students o from ?*" Tpke. (495-1039), Slatey, N. Mato tor. WaddeU School plan and has sO' far found It qjxwpted ror ^ sch^U. Para- *c^nheoU()^uL Donna M. Prinz.^Mlss Emma' around at I^ e lM d Homerooms for tenth grade neau-Schmldt, CJhemlrtiy Room Verplanck, Buckley, Buckland Highland Park School net Ridge, Old Kent, ML. Spring non-CathoUc chUdren arc en> and Ferndale — Deepwood, Lewis, S. Main (128-178 Spring (743 and 467), Union PI., North, The opening price ttf meals and Robertson and on Monday Morning ktodergarten 8:46 ' satisfactory. (includes Alta Vista, HUlcrcst), Morning Kindergarten 8 ;30 roUfJ to parochial schools.' ' ***“ teacher then relocating. , L. Rockwell; Miss Catherine ■‘h**®"** " ® Mrs, Auslto, and Bchnell-Yama, Stone and dt, John, arriving 8^10 <0-828)„ Sunset, Village, Dart- Marble, McCabe, Unf®*| ®‘®‘ jerHyn Rogers, Room 210, Ka- stad. Room'6, Mrs. JedrziewskI; at Spring and Dartmouth — Mountain (131-211), Oak Grove, buy one meal may do so by 11;?0 a.m. to'. 12:18 p.m.; 12:16 p.m.; (Grade* 8-4) 11:46 Essex, who could swear before P.m.------reverse route.----- attend nine------of 16------local--- elementa------^ school from the Mr. Bruno Zoltowiklb Mrs. ich<»L Will P^ck up ^ gingls thtough Josop* Slang- .Kingibury-Pooler, Room 6, Mrs. Gardner —Tam, 738, 620-483-829 Sleier. Tolland ’Tnke and Union, the high school. Parents Porter (376-646) — etarttog 7 ;88 (Grades 4-6) 1?:16 p.m. to 1 a.m. to 12:46 p.m.; (Oradw the prior, oonveng ami towns­ Bus 64, leaves 8 *a.m. Rt. 74 ry schools. For the first two Windsor accepted 37 chll- othef/toree schools. Elaine Anderson, Mr. WUllani deliver at toe same Ume. Castrovillo, and Proulx-Zur- Birch Mt., Birch Mt., and Car­ Union and Unlorf PI.—Wood ""oy *’®'P *® '‘®®P “ *® ®®“*^ ®* sending the money to the mont- u.ni;' at Porter dnd Ferguson lunches at the present prices by tog of the day they wtoh to buy. p.m. 6-6) 12:15 p.m to l:16~p.m. folk that he had not ropentod of pick un ToUand Ave. (from years, 62 youngsters were bus- ‘*''®‘* I'T- **ad Estimated student populaUon Atwood, Mrs. Anna B. Crouse, Btatlon wagon wUl load at He- fjinth and tenth grade students muhlen, fto o m 7, Mr. Duhhes- ter, arriving High School 2:60. Lane-N. Mato, arriving High stops at Ferguson and Moun­ encouraging their children to The menu for Thursday and (Closing — (Grades 1-8) 2:16 Clostog -ri>(Orades 1-3) 2:46 marriage or quairri^ with hi* ToUand ^ h to CrystaJ Lake ed to Manchester. ** during the experimental pe- be up .this fall by almost Mrs. Elizabeth Halloran, MUs bron School at 11:80, Church St., . . . ------Return trip 2:36 p.m. 7:56, Illlng 8 a.m. Return trip will enter toe high school by the neau. tain, Porter and Oak Grove, buy lunch iiv the cafeteria If Friday is as foUows: '1 p.m.; (Oracles 4-6) 2:80 p.m. p.m.;' (Grades 4-6) 8 p.m. 'Wife for a year and a day was , - Rd.), Dbyle (Including Lake- After month* of heated con- *'*®**- 200 over Jan. 1. ’This'figure at Mary Hannon, Mrs. Pamela I. Qld Colchester Rd., turn around Bus No. 3—AH students from ’ ■.35 and 2:80 p.m. door nearest the office. ’ ——■ arriving 8:10 a.m. Return trip they eat at school. Thursday: Hamburg ^ t t y on Keeney St. School Washington Sebool entitled to the reward a t a view HtightM), Tory Rd., 'Tol- treversy, the. decision t» con- New Haven has started a pro- that time was 1,946 students to Horn and’ Mrs. Patricia Jedr- M CJdcheeter line, GreyvUle Rd Highland, W. Gardner, Gardner IPuM No. 16—AH students from Middle School AiirtgMiiento K e y W e lt e r s R ie b 2:18 p.m. High school pupils will be of­ roll, potato chips, buttered Morning lOndergarten 8:46 Morning ktodergarten 8:40 land High School.’ P.m. reverse tlnue .Uie program-came oK gram like the one In Hartford, the entire system. TOe-oroJec- Uewski. Reldy HUl Rd., Hope VaUey Rd (0-86), Spring (6T8-720), Wyllys, Hilliard (18S-714), Oriftin, Loo­ fUtob of bacon. ItM ouatan. u*i » - ---— — ------asio citviiv •Jfl Fifth toitugh eighth grade KEY We s t , Fla. - During Bum No. 18 — All studenta fered a . chqlcc of separately green beans, mUk oiul apple a.m. to ll;lira im . Ahemoon a.m. to 11:16 a.m .. Afternoon route. I a a turn around at Hort<>n*s^ back Porter (646), Candlewood, Som­ mis, Bllyou, Cumberland, Wood­ from w rtT ' srtioo*’ wlU meet their ju^ed toe'”rlchert cItTDrr“ oato- er, HUIstown. Hills, Bush Hill. sandwiches, dessert and ice Friday; Fruit cup, tuna-maca- p.m. Opening —(Qrodts 1-8) S:SS (Hlefcs Memeiial and . Bell, Keeney, dantlna, Erie, guson, Mountain, Ludlow (141- Chambers—storting 7 ;2S a.m. at cream *■*■ Bertoany, Branford, Cheshire, ten accounts for qulte^ a lot Maturo, Mrs. Joan M. Moore, to Rt. 06 to Paper MUl j,omeroom teaOhers outside the ta to top .United States^ Rest- • rant salad, sliced tomatoes and Opening —AM Grades — 8:46 a.m.; Grade* 4-8) 8:40 a.m. ■0 MILLION GAM/ 6II a O 4 0 Me*6*whrqok) Two weeks before, In an ad- GuUford, Hamden, M ilf^ , Or- here. ^ Miss Patrtcla’ P. Sewall, Miss R<> - around. Rt. 66, Mar- building ta toe area beside toe d*ht* were in the luoraUve btasl- (.jeland, Unweiod — starting 7:40 267)—atarttog at Highland and HOltard and Canterbury, stope Mllk will be at aU schoolB at lettuce, bread and butter, milk a.m. Lunch 11:10 a.m. to 1:1Q LuniMi (OradM 1-8) 11:80 a.mr Bus 63, leave* Eaton Rd., WU- Gardner, stops at'Highland and at Trvlng and Chambera-Colum- WASHINGTON <— AmMteMl| vdsory vote, 82 per cent of the ange, Woodbiidge and North In addlUon to EdwOrd Ma- PatU SeletsH Bruce M. Stott J®r*e Or., Hebron Elementary cafeteria, acoo-ding to Princi- ness of ■ salvaging wrecked a.m. at 816 Hartford Rd stops four cents a halt pint. Ice cream and loe cream. p.m. Closing 2:46 p.m. to 12:15. p.m.;, (Gradoa 4-0) now drive aoJ-mUlton ,1^' U* CIrele to elementary schools. at 14-160 Spencer, HUIstown and town’s electorate voted against Hami. honey,*new principal at the and Mrs. Deborah M. Wono^el. School. pal Vene Harding. sWps. , ’ Ctondlewood-Wyllys, ri48 High- bus-Congreas, arriving High 7:40 may be bought every day at the ^ Menus for ths foUowing week Ltooq^ School noon to 12:45 p.m. Olo«tog miUlon trucluHand **««e*4 |0^ ' Wrodslde,. 860 HUIstown, Hllls- land, ^*rter and Butternut, Fer- a.m., Illlng 7:46 a.m. Return trip Junior highs and li> the elemen- wUl bd printed In The Herald Morning kindergarten 8:80 (Grades K-8) 2:80 p.m. (Grados 000 buaea, new DepartmtBt oL. towii and Redwood, 492-601 guson and Mountain—Garth, ar^ 2:40 and 2 ;86 p.m< ^ tary achoolsj only when on the on Thunsdays. a.m. to 11 a.m. Afternoon Kin­ 4-6) 2;40 p.m. -Transportation ' ttgura* dww.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CPi4N„ TUESDAYTSEPTEMBER S, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN; PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERAj^D, MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1968 To Know How to Suggest Is the Art of Teaching--Amiel The QrPat Art of Learning, Is to Undertake but Little at a Time--Locke Coventry Vernon Sumiher No Vacation New Town Teachers New Schbdl Drew Mahoney 68 New Teachers For Maintenance Men Back in- Classroom try this apypn'oach for weeks. Teachers new to the town school system returned to The new principal of Coven­ 10 The summer is the busiest time of year for the main­ try's new Capt. Nathan Hale "class” two days earlier than their students ’today for But he prefers _ "heteroenous tenance department of the town’s school system, ac­ School has had a busy month groupln{[ . There’s more flex­ Join Town Schools orientation programs held at the Manchester High 8 cording to Theodore L.iFlaiitianks, supervisor of build­ preparing for tomorrow’s school ibility.” School cafeteria. Tmi—^ opening. Edward Mahoney came The Vernon schools open this Rhode Island College, Grade 1; ings and grounds. -PK.I, o o m Schardt, members of the Board Mahoney feels that the homo­ year with a staff of close to 400 Jesm Lee, Hartt College of Mu­ The average parent thinks .Their day began at 9 a.m. EaucsOon. Jure, he said, because he was geneous grouping ''is for teach, Cheney Tech building on School \ classroom and special teachers. sic, Grade 3, and Geraldine Sul­ his crew goes on a long vaca- St. wlUi coffee, followed fay greet- Robert Brock, exeeu- "attracted by a , new school. ers rather than children, and There are no preconceptions." There wUl be 68 new members livan, Worcester Stsite, tirade 2. tlcti in the summer, Fairbanks' Classrooms at ' Verplanck ings from Dr. Donald J. Henni- Uve vice president of the Cham- 'after all, the schools are built said. Indeed, the “ middle” school on the staff. ’ Lake Street ScUtdol; Laura School were painted by the de­ gan, superintendent of schools, her of Commerce; Lloyd Beny, for children.” " A few days ago a friend said concept itself is new, and Ma­ New teacher* at RockvUle Forand, CentwU Connecticut partment’s two painters. ITie and Ronald P. Scott and president of t^ PTA ^ c U ; As for education generally, ' 'f: 'I High School with the qollege State CoU ^s, Grade 2; Patricia to him, "Well, I guess yoCi’ll- „ ' _ „ ^ . Douglas E. Pierce, bustneea honey is full of ideas on just Mahoney thinks there is ‘mot men also painted the art room from which they graduated and Ann Johnson, Siena College, soon bo going bcu:k to work.’ in the East Side Rec among George F. Bradlau, assistant of the Boanl of Edu- how suOh a school should fimc- enough research and developt- the subject they will be teach­ Grads l ; Jean Kloter, UConn., “ »elr many Jobs thle summer. ■ Buperintendenrts. cation; Theodore L. Fairfaanke, tion. Tentatively, at least, he ment . . . we have to find out has three separate curriculums ing: Joseph Alaimo, 'Central Grade 2, and Carol Plela, East­ ®’®‘>'- A new riif was put on Bentley The new staff members at- auperyisor of buildings and how children learn, what is the banks said, and explained why. gchool set up for the four grades. Connecticut State, Spanish; ern Connecticut State, Grade 2. tended sectional meetings for grounds;, and Rajrmond B. learning process. There is a Bach summer, Ms staff of 79 ' Orade 5 will be entirely' self- Diane Baglin, Central Connect­ Vernon Elemental-’ • Patricia The Nathan Hale oafeteria got elementary and secondary treasurer of the gap of many years between re­ icut, Englldi; Eleanor Ericson, full-time men and five women contained, one room, one teach­ Hock, West Virginia University, a new asphalt tile floor and a teachers and returned to the Credit Union. search and actually putting this Central Connecticut, business along with a half dozen sum­ er, Edthoiigh, Mahoney said, “ I Grade 1; Dorothy Januclk, Cen­ paint Job. high school, for Individual school Staff meetings at Indiridual research into practice," education; Patricia Gul, Cen­ mer help (Complete & major would like team teaching here til- tral Connecticut, State, Grade 2; A used fence was put in and group meetings. sohools followed the lundison. Mahoney is delighted with his tral Connecticut, business edu­ housecteanlng impossible dur­ eventually." Linda Knoff, Southern Ck^seti- painted at the Buckland School Tomorrow, after coffee at the new school, and thinks it’s very cation; PhlUp K ehoe, Wor­ ing the school year. At a noon luncheon, the teach­ The sixth grade will be a team cut State, Grade 8 and (Orol to protect kids playing ball near high school cafeteria, aU town well equipped. He hopes to de­ cester - Technical, hKhwtrial ers were welcomed by John teaching effort, and Mahoney Risberg, Western Connecticut, c o S me‘Xet. ^e rorolftiteni; teachers will meet in the MH8 velop the educationsd TV instal­ arts; Francis MaUnoeky, Uni­ counting the new Martin School Rottner, chairman of the Board expects this to be an "espe­ State, Grade 3. is now on the Main St. side of auditorium for an address by lation "to a high degree,” but versity of Connecticut, Wology; are washed from celling to 'of Education, General Manager cially strong" program. Mwy Northeast Schobl: Joanne the field next to the Main' Build­ Dr. Heni^gan. Individual staff Edward Mahoney it will require a g n a t deal of Mary Ellen Shells, St. Joseph floor. The desks and chairs are Robert Weiss, and Mayor Na­ teachers experienced in team Jacobsen, Eastern Connecticut * ing ot Bennet'. than AgostineUI. meetings then will be held in the ...... Investigation to get the great- College, htetory; Mary Stephen­ washed, floors scrubbed and all R oiling space to soouts, teaching will be working in the will be completely departmen- ^st potenOal from it State, Grade 2; Mary Ann Leib- waxed. schools. son, Washington University, churches and other groups is Special guesta were Roger B. sixth grade, transferring to the tallsed,. according to Mahoney’sMahoney’j _ ^ enguth. Central Oonnectici)t Bagley. N. Cliaries BogginI, Members of the orientation One possibility, according to physical education; Lynda Stof- The high school with 82 class­ also a major function ot his de­ new school from Coventry Gram- program. J State, Grade 1, an0 Penelope Walter Doll Jr., John Fletcher committee included Mrs. Flor­ Mahoney, will be its use to eli­ folano, Cortland State College, rooms and so many offices, partment. Most groups get their mar School. Classes will be group>ed homo- Talboys, Southern University lounges and special rooms he Jr., Mrs. Anita Murphy, Her- ence Woods, chairman; Allan minate hazardous field trii>s, as Englieh; Edward Yeomans, reeervations in early. The seventh and eighth grades geneously, and Mahoney will College, Grade 3. cannot keep track of them pos­ bci't A. Phelon Jr., Beldon H. Chesterton, Allan Cone, George during the winter months. Diego State CoUege, math., and As the school complex grows A year’s ground-in dirt and scuff marks in a high school to right) Albert, Ubert, John Muzikevik, and Louis AnnleUo WiUiam KusmUc, Holy Cross East School: Susan Larrabee, es the most massive problems. •Schaffer and Dr. Walter Bmmerllng, and RonsJd Soott. Mahoney came here from l iV . larger and its usee increase also, classroom got a three-proiiged attack from the crew of (left (Herald [dioto by Bucelriclus.) College, biology. i Eastern Connecticut State, Work is fairly constant there New Rochelle, N.Y. where he Grade JS and Geraldine Towle, Fairbanks said, his department Tolland had considerable administrative Seventeen of the new teadi- until the final dusting just be­ Farmington State, Grade 2. fore classes begin. la going to have to get the seme experience. He and his wife and ers wiU be at Venum Center Maple Street School: Marlene All supplies must be dlsSbut- ® * ^ ° " teachers do at Manchester their two young daughters are Mid(Ue School. They are: Laura r. Latimer, UConn., Grade 1; ed to all the schools and every, talks, living in Tolland. Allman, UConn., social studies;. High School Houses Virginia Erickson, NYU, math carol .Mlchallk, Central Con- thing opened and InventoriS. and science; WUIlam Field, U- neoticut State, Grade 4, and .Every school has what 1“ ,/^ ^ 1 *P®>**” ent Kindergarten Bus Routes Conii., Grade 6 ; Donna Frey, Barbara Rouhan, Miami Uni­ amounts to a small park' eur- ^ E du c^ on. Two Separate Schools ' California Tax Leads UConn., Grade 6 ; John Furlong, versity, Grade 3. rounding them. Even Lincoln **** ^ Included lour more It is requested that for llie' ner, Timrod and Gardner—Tam, •E CHICAGO — There were 28 Salem State CoUege, English, The following special teachers School at the Center has shrubs P®tnters, another^ carpenter, a nretflret few days davo of scnooi, school parents Barents T am Sycamore, -C obb HIU,Vlr- A major organlzationalj:hange the faculty of Rutgers Unlver- states that collected more than Grade 6 ; Oorabed Oarabedian, will be serving all of the ele­ and trees which must get an an- ^® Junior Mu- at Tolland High School has re- »*‘y *1®° million from the sales tax UConn., social studies; Muriel mentary schools; Nancy Arnold, nual tailoring. The broad lawns e®*""- ^f®® "®^ ®' of kindergarten children please Teresa—Anaaldl, Lambert, Temple University, of the newer schools force the o". and an aerator to condition suited in the creation of two , The fifth and sixth grades will fiscal 1987. California with Southern Connecticut State, attach an IdenUticaUon card to Philip and Kane. continue as self-contained class- 81.06 billion collected, led. lili­ Library Readied at South Windsor High Grade 5; Arthur Lyon, Eastern _ physical education; Linda Don­ grounds crew to invent new the child indioating the child’s The following is the schedule sepkarate schools housed in one es, while the seventh and eighth nois. ^Michigan, New York and Two mothers work 'as library aides at South Windsor High SchCol to prep>a^' library for school Connecticut State, Grade 5 ;' aldson, Smith College, social time-saving strategies. K has been too Umg, Pair- of bus stops for the plckigi of name, address and bus stop. building. grades wlH remain deptart- Pennsylvania took in 8500 mll- op>ening. Ih e women are Mrs. Wasco Gudjunls. loft, and Mrs. Robert C.'Barr, both of South Walter Mattesen, Central Cton- worker; Barbara Halen, Bald­ Special work projects must al- *»n*® ®®td, "That the town has childron attending the after­ The creation of a middle mentallzed. lion pr more each. Windsor. (Herald photo by Buceiviclus.), nectlcut, industrial arts, Grade win - Wallace College; music; so wait until the summer, Pair- neglected maintenance of all the ISils will enable the bus drivers noon kindergarten sessions; school, to be completely separ­ The seventh suid eighth grad­ 7. • Lorraine Hediger, NYU, physi­ banks said. He gave a partial buUdlngs and grounds.” to keep on their schedule and ROBERTSON listing. But Fairbanks has been su- ated academically and socltdly ers will no longer be considered Sykes School: Lynn Anderson, cal education; Sheila Furlong, a'votd having, a cSiild discharged Route No. 1 —Starts at 11:40 from the ninth and tenth grade junior high students. They are University of Massachusetts, University of Connecticut, The swimming pool in the pervlsor since 1960* and before at the wrong bus stop. a.m. at 899 Parker, stops at 9 high school students, has been directly under the jurisdiction math. Grade 9; Francis speech therapist; Linda Marti­ East Side Rec at Bennet Junior that was in charge of the high Children attending the morn- Deming, Baldwin and Deming instituted to p>ermtt greater Hariling and part of the mid­ Bus Routes for South Windsor Brookes, UConn., science and no, Gorham State College, art; High School was completely re- school maintenance program, ing session of Kindergarten will —Bryan, Bryan and OomwaH ease in transferring to the new school, math; Linda Ctole, UConn., Jeanette McDermott, University decorated and new markers put Ho admits his department must ride the regular scluxS bus —Pond Lane, Elberta and Con­ middle school when it is con- Social dances which included The bus routes for the new EUllngton from Northview to (including Cliffwood); Avrfry ton to Felt; Felt to Birch Hill Grade 8; Barbara Moss, Par­ of Hartford, remedial reading; in. also stand In line when the which is scheduled for their par­ cord, 145 Avery, 320-629 Tol­ structed. seventh, eighth and ninth grades school year, as issued by the Firehouse No. 1 . from Dart Hill to school. naw. sons College, social studies; Christopher Rossing, Jersey A large stockroom and ware- school budget is put together, ticular area and the children at­ land Tpke.„ arriving 12:10 p.m. Curriculums are being revlse'l longer be held. The ninth office of Sup>erintendent of TIMOTHY EDWARDS SCHOOL C-13; Ellington from Dart Hill F-14B: Palmer from Elling- Raymond Rose, San Jose State City State College, remeiUcU house for the school system was He hopes people will al least tending the afternoon Kindeiyar- Return trip approximately 3 in the major study ar^ to be wUl be a sep- SchooU Charles L. Warner, are Grades 7 and'» to Town line; Niederwerfer to including Oakwood at Felt. Collegia industrial arts, and reading; Lynda Stoffolano, Cort­ built In'the West Side Rec. know his large crew and their ten sessions will return home on p.m. Doris Tshudy,. Kutztown CoUege, ~ Rooms for the perceptually equipment are making the tax based on a *4-4-4 plan inclining arate entity. as follows: C-1: SuUivan from Troy to Griffin; Barber Hill; Dart Hill F-16: Demlng from Buckland land State CoUege, art, and Bar­ the regular bus scheduled for BOWERS art. Grades 8 and 9. handicapped of junior high age dollar stretch, especially in the kindergarten and Grade 1 The new organization plan, re- HIGH SCHOOL West; West; Strong from West to Avery (incltxUng Nledeiwer- to Oakland including Ridge and bara StoUer, University of Con­ their particular area. There- Route No. 2 —Starts at 11:50 through 4 Grades 5 through 8 n®cts the educational pWlosophy c-lA : Ellington from Sand ^ Went; Went; Route 5 from jer). Imperial at Deming; Oakland Skinner Road School: EUeen necticut, physical education. were prepared in the former summer. tore, the pickup of the morning a.m. at 28 Scott, stops at Cu*- and.Grades 9 through 12 ' Superintendent of Schotrfs Hiu to Beelzebub; Foster St.; Strong to Newberry (Including j-.is ; Highland from Pine to Foster; Poster to school. Clark, Southern Connecticut Mark Schwartz, a graduate of Kindergarten children and the man and Tracy (west end), ar- The system is expected‘to be ^'^'ton, who^has stat- ohkland froni Felt to Wapplng Colony at Newberry); Main Knob to Woodland; Woodland P-18A ; ElUngton from Sw d State, Grade 2; Mary Ellen the University of Hartford wUl dlsoharge of afternoon Kinder- riving 12:10 p.m. Return trip completed within the next two ^ incept churbh; Ellington to Sand HUl from Pleasant Valley to SulU- oak; Biroh. ' to Firehouse No. 2; Poster Faubert, Worcestef State Col­ serve as psychological examin­ Tolland garten children may vary slight- approximately 3 p.m. years when the high school will " a v o l^ the piaalls of the jun- (including Vahey View). van; "Sullivan to - Strong------(includ­- F-21A: Dogwood (including lege, Grade Jane Onutti, Con­ er for all ot the schools. He will ly to the schedule of bus stops KEENEY lor high school.” „ . contain Grades 9 through 12 and ing Hillside at Stillivan); Oak­ Gulley. Roy and Pam). St- to Beelzebub. necticut CoUege for Women, be the first full-time examiner below Route No. 3 —Starts at 11:85 Brairton explains the middle . 3“ o,r. rM— P-18B: Felt from Oakland to the middle school will com­ land from Felt to Foster. \ F-21B: Pine Knob; Murray. Grade 1; Marjorie Frackelton, for the system. The toltovring Is a list of the ® m- ®t B8 Hackmatack, stops school concepkt is advocated by ^ (includii^ Herman C-2: Foster Road; Govemor’iJ pleted to house students in F-22'F- . Oakuax fromirom Highlandrugmana tow D6®*'^eld, Breezy Timber HUl); TraU Scott Kindergarten Offers discharge stops tor the morning ®t ISO Hackmatack. Keeney and Dr. Joseph Consnt, the noted ^ a y ); Brook to Overlook (in- to Beldon; Edgewood to Mar­ 22 Grades 4 or 5 through 8. educational authority. "It per- Henry and Norma); Brian; Brian. Timber to Felt. to Raymond (including Peach Oak from Woodland to High­ e^on of kindergarten: Umvood -Erie, 490 Keeney High SctKxd Principal Howard ilyn; Marilyn; Judy to Hilton; Tree and Spruce Lane); Dart land; Highland; Laurel to ■ ' nfiflKljEY ------Keeney and Santina — Bush mits the youngsters to act and HUton to Pleasant Valley, ELI TERRY SCHOOL F-19; Gray; High Ridge; Harvey will be in charge of develop at their own age level, Graham (Including Farm: Grades 1-5 Glenwood; Avery to Kelly; Fos- Hill from Newmarker to Nieder­ Oak; Dogwood from Peach to ‘Child-Centered’ Plan Jteute No. 1—Leave1 Tpave BucklevBucKiey HU* Glendale. C-3: High Tower; Scantic , Sweeping across the broad lawns of nUng Junior High Scheldt. They ore trimming all school grounds now for school SOS-251 Bush HHl, 428 HUIstwm Grades.iji.t 9 s and /I 10. j as well asj the in without pressuring them to iml- etead); Nevers from Graham : Miller from Nevers to jg , gj. from Beelzebub to werfer including Newmarker Ahem (Including Ahem at School at 11:10 a.m. with stops When Tolland’s tirat kinder- school in the* morning, including School are Thomas Tedford (toregroimd) and Walter Bue- opening Sept. 6. (Herald photo by Buceivlcius.) 618-622 Wetherell (turn at fac- addltionsa Grades 11 and 12 to school (including Miller). and Lawrence at Dart; Nieder­ Dogwood); Murray; Gulley at at B. Middle Tpke. and Finley, Wethereu and HUUtown, which v m ita phased in during according to the school ^-2; Beldon; Hilton to Edge- X, . rn, Di w Abby to Graham. F-20: Avery from Kelly to werfer to Ellington; Ellington Murray; Pine Knob Drive from garteh class enters the doors of lit® more populated areas of Murray to Dogwood; Dogwood 119-607 ^ e . 4M V ^ n IM* vvoodsdde and Terry. 226-162 5 superintendent. w(xxl; Edgewood to Marilyn; ^m ; Cherry Blossom; Me- g^uvan from Troy to woodland; Beelzebub; (includ- to MiUer; MUler to Nevers; Nev­ Meadowhrook School temonrow, J^® Vene Harding, ftwrnerly prln- to HlgMand including Roy; Pine Bolton 176 W. Vernon. w T ^ r , 8« - spencer, Wetherell and Server. ’ne.social intermixing of the Marilyn; Judy to Sharon; \ Rye; Rye to McGrath; Me- Norton at Beelzebub.) ers to Ayers. i cipial of the Hicks Memmlal Sharon; Hilton to Pleasant Val- C-4: Buckland from Wapplng Grath; Griffin from Brookfield Knob from Highland to Avery; it wlU embark on a unique, partridge Lane, Elgin Dr., Rt. 832 Venwn, Rl^mnnd aM j2:l0 p.m. Return trip seventh, eighth and ninth grade ^ , p l e a s a n t v a l l e y s c h o o l KINDERGARTEN highly Individualized curricul- 80, WUlie Circle, Browns Bridge Flagg—Kennedy, S o^ airf Ken- approximately 3 p.m. Sdtool, has been appointed prin­ kUudent; h t become a matter (including Ronda) Church to Deming; Demlng to C-9: Brookfield: Griffin to Lutheran Church Avery to Dart HUl. cipal of the middle school Grades 1-S Union' School um designed to meet the vary- wid Orahabor Rds. nedy—Cushman (east end). mOHLAND PARK of concern with many of the C-3; Buckland to Smith (in- Clark to Burnham; El- Qordon; Gordon; June; Wind- C-8 ; Strong to Foster Rd.; C-2 (Red a.m. Pick U p ): Grades 5 through 8. His offices C-3 (Blue p.m. Pick Up); El­ ing needs of the 270 youngsters Attendance at the two sessions Advances Go On, Overcrowding Remains Route No. 2—Leave Buckley 4 —starts at" 11:35 parents. Several Comj^aints eluding Community); Smith; llugtoi^ to Parkview; EUlngton sorville; Rye from Windsor- Foster Rd.; Ellington to aork; Lake; Doria; Ash; Grace; 'Ab­ will be located lington from Firehouse No. 1 to enrolled. was determined by the geo- X. , J 1. School at 11:15 a.m. ^ t h stoi» a.m. at Autumn and Ashworth, Ihelr w a r t o toe Pleasi^t Valley Road irom No to Firehouse No. ville to East Windsor Town line; ^ Demlng to by Rd. Ext.; Miner to Nevers; By CXEMEWELL YOUNG is to convert the present ole- He may advance at his own hours In each capacity, and two g* 279 Burnham, Burnham and at Autumn and E. Eld- seboed. Northview; Northview (includ­ Ths curriculum is described graphical location due to the Buckland to Smith; Nevers; Hayes; Sunset; Mark; The big news at Bolton Ele- mentary school Into a middle pace, moving Into another group more In the school office. Be- Drexel—Croft. Croft and Wind- j64 Autumn, Highland The decision lo lure a miooie -----r----- .------r — - — - —- Tridor Hill cho'cA nf PiMmnnt Gordon. Hazel (including Poplar); l o ­ ing Tudor); Pleasant Valley to by school administrators as a heavy transportation problems. Wheeler: Pleasant Valley Rd. wUl attend the same mentary School this year is scnooi; lor uraoes 0 uirougn s, wnen ready, or getting auaiuon- cause no classroom mw over jgg Windsor, 1701 Toiiana and Gardner, 113 Hlghk school principal was made last o* schools during the past school E U ln^); Ellington C-5A: Lake; Abby Road Ext.; C-10: Nevers from JiOUer to cust; Ayers; Hillside; Steep; Clark; Clark to Chapel; Chapel : Students wUl attend the same mentary School this year is *3° Windsor, m i Tol*®:j^ and ’ Gardner, 113 Highland. to Northview. "chUd-centered learning en- tor the entire sclwol twofold: AUblty grouping has bringing Grades 7 and 8 from al help If needed. A compre- 30 pupils no classiwm teach- .,29-631 N. Main, 717-906 Highland and Candlewood Aroda; High at Hillside. to Long HUl; Long HUl to Pleas­ vlironment.” It is designed to fit session ll^T*JvWcH‘ ^ w a .^ e d ‘^ w i^ ^ The intermixing was also ~o. 1 to Wap- Foster St. Ext.; EU i^n from Gr^am; G ^ r^ to Hayes; - g. gjiungton from Long HUl ant Valley: Pleasant Valley to been done away with; and the high school, and thereby hensive reading record is now er aide is needed. The l^ est Wuanj xoke.. 368 Adams. WyUys. Birch Mt. and Carter, Cai ping Onirch. Firehouse No. 2 to Dart HUl; Nevers to Griffin; Griffin to pleasant Valley; Pleasant C-7 (Green a.m. Pick U p ); into the ‘ ’flexibility concept” of y®ar. alternative of hiring another as- scored by sociologist Miss Su- to Pleasant Valley; Davewell; Davewell; Ravine; there will be an ungraded easing the situation there. being kept on each child, grade, now Grade 8, which re- WASHINGTON 241-3M Birch Mt„ 691 Porter, C-4: High Tower (including Uart HUl (including Nlederwer- school. Valley; Davewell; Ravlna; Brookfield; Griffin; Gordon; the local educational system. Morning classes will be-held sistant high school principal to san DickTVI..S- ^ Ala.toe interfeUto Proj- . aas^as AvrTvwks I astUUUJIg Hollis; Woodside; EUlngton to reading program throughout The drain for surface water Senteto said that there will qulred an aide toward the end Route No. 3—Leaye Washing- arriving 11:50 atin. Return trip Alison and Ann); Scantic Mea- *“ ■*- I^awrence, ------and - Newmark------F-17: Farnham including Pear June; WlndsorvlHe to Griffin; from 9 to 11:30 and afternoon replace Joseph CaseUo who re- ect ChaUenge yoyto seminar Woodside; Ellington to school. ______Bxtensiye use of audlo-ylsual . n « the schooL And six children "®''^ school site, on prop- be about 12 students In each of of last year, has been Increased dow to Dower (including Plum ®r at Dart HUl). , Tree and (Sherry Blossom, Rye from East Windsor Town Chapel; Chapel to Long Hill; ton School at 11:15 a.m. tor approximately 2:30 p.m. _ si^ e d to accept a position on held here in toe spring. C-10: Main from Newberry to Burnham ;'"'C^pel to Main. i«camtechniques quc» andiu»u equipment,cuui^iiiciiw. someovniio s ^ l o----- n will . . nm. . 1 -^ 8 0 ^ ^ . i H a r’ t f o r d "Will attend ®*'*y adjaceht to the present ele- theae new groups, with two In to four rooms. All other grades Fountain Village. WADDELL and Harvest); Dower; Cherry C-5B: Diane; Brent; Gold F-23; Hightower from Rye to line to Farnham; Farnham; Hwy. ;• Main Jrom F-15 (Black p.m. Pick U p ): of which haa preylously been re- The first three.u days .. rt seh^l 2 under a Project Con- mentary school, has been In- a room at a time, the teacher have three rooms. MARTIN Route No. 5 —Starts at noon Blossom (including Pear); Me- Mine; Benedict tp Avery (in- Scantic; Scantic Meadow. Cherry Blossom; McGrath; Sul­ Strong .to Blast Windsor Hill HUton from Beldon to Sharon; seryed for use by the upper find the kindergarten-chll- cem tvoe orogram stalled, and bids for construct- reading with one group whUe There are eight new teachers Route No. 4—Leave Martin at 67 Wedgewood, stops at 38 Grath to Apple Orchard. eluding Pond, Plne’Tree, Peach, F-24: Ann; Dower; Alison; livan to Troy. dren attending abbreirlated se?- Post Office; Route 6 from East Sharon; Judy; Edgewood (in­ .. grades, will be encouraged. V T . Tj If T... *1“ school will be opened to- the other U busy at their desks, at the elementary school, a new Parkade Apts ar- Vernon 0 6 : Avery to KeUy; KeUy Highvlew, Spruce and Raymond ^^e Farnham to xown line to No. 1693; F-14 (Dotted Blue a.m. Pick slons from 9 to 10:30 and 11:30 The big news ®t Bolton J^- ^ ^1. The town must ' to Stiver Six ®»t teacher. Miss Mary A. Harp- School at tl:W a.m. ^ stops E„glw(^. Parkade ^ cluding Elizabeth); Marilyn; i Grouping arrangements and from Spruce to Oak (including at Benedict). Wtndsorvllle “ Up): Kelly j[rom Avery to Ver­ to 1. ior-Sentor still vote the bond issue. T h e ^ t e <^cJnt to one of er. ®nd a new music teacher, "* “ ®"’’ Bruce and rivlnEr 12.10 p.m. eturn Pleasant Valley to HUton. HUton to Allen; Allen; Ronda; small study groups within a Diane); Oak (including Brian, C-7: Graham from No. 411 to ELLSWORTH SCHOOL non Circle;^Oak to Woodland; Morning session children will the school wUl be evaluated in rx 1 a 1 n „ . i ..1 ™® concept is one or Klverolne HlUcrest, 34 Nike, 464-319 Gard- approximately 2:80 p.m. C -llA ; Edgewood;- Judy in­ Pleasant VaUey to Route 6. Opening and Closing Hours Orade 6 Woodland; Birch; Brian; •. class will be based on perform­ ride the regular elementary Birch and Laurel); Higiyand to Brook; Brook to Farmstead; cluding Barbara (Marilyn and Wapplng School nae me regmar meme.ua., the spring. This won’t affect H iST^K raJ^^ldfen at Z v p a r “ ^ o o r i T t e “ m ^ e r of the Woodland; Woodland to Willow; Overlook; Meadow, Graham C9: 617 Nevers to Griffin; Laurel; Willow (including Elm ance rt the Indiyldual students. Elizabeth choice of Edgewood or C-0 (Dotted Red p.m. Pick . UI144 I K 4 school bUBes In the morning and the students, but It will keep elementary school have ^ nfon two basement classrooms, has Griffin to Brookfield; Gordon'; at Maple and WIUow). Announced for All Schools Willow (including Maple). to Griffin; Niederwerfer; EI- Judy). Up): Foster St. from Orchard ------C- A ; Deming to Slater; Oak- lington to MiUer. June; Windsorville to Griffin; Union School 8 „ „ . „ . C—IIB : Hilton from Beldon to Hill to Beelzebub; Beelzebub; Vernon schools wiU open plls will Result in immediate land to Felt; FeR to Palmer. C S : Ayers; Graham to Griffin to Rye;Jtye to East ^llen. C-5 (Rted a.m. Pick.; U p): Uy. M yadwbrook School, Piln- oUeiolhis In tbo oitor- lor It. ' oo Uiot.’ il " u io r o '^ n i w * '— '. “ 's^ihelo I'’ ■” dldn''t ’-'i'''' nhlldren 'lTlW,.n MMI>«, o m io o ., oocoy.»»P> lor n«clall»a ~ WMdol S'.haa been hired aa a EUlngton from Firehouse,No. 1 High Ridge; Glenwood; Cllntm; cipal Donald Parker said. Thursday with a fuU-^y sched- suspension of bus prlvUeges. C-8B : Graham from Ayers to Mark; Mark (including Sunset Windsor line; Hightower; Scan- Broadleaf; Mquntaln Drive; ,» 0h ..a -o a - I I n d . hi aohoo. a a .. » » » - m..’... p,. S’. r"7“ ^ aid. U, a.rv. h«h Parents should be aware of C-12: Colony Road at Route 6 ; to Governor’s; Ooverflpr’s; Provisions will be made with­ ule and alt cafeterias in opera­ Steep; Steep; Aroda; HlUslde; and Locust on Mark); Nevers tic M ^dow Including Ann; ^ w - to * a m « Crestwood; Orchard HUl Drive; special ktnddrgarten bus- there is still overcrowding, as "ton” one “ averace” ^ , _ r .' ^ t have small group lessons, under cent” scheduled, or the prcMht transportation pol­ Newberry to Main; Main to Newberry to Route 6 ; Route 5 in a class for various levels of return home on the regu- witnessed by the _flve round I not a room, schools. Sullivan to Sand Hill; Sand Hill to Hayes; Hayes (including Lo- er; Farnham to C her^ Bios- p Z ^ v ^ L T ^ l ’e a ^ V i t i MUler from Foster to Abby. es and aide at the high tion. icy of the Board of Education. to PleaaW. Valley; Pleasant achievement. lar elementary for confer- Teachers’ to school. cust and Poplar); Steep; Aro- so"® Cherry Blossom; F-21 (Dotted Blue p.m. Pick . t mentary bus run. portable cl^rooms, or carou- designations varied, but the ^ o m “carousel” on the front lawn of or a square inch, The various schools wUl open In order to be eligible for C-7: Benedict Dr. to Pine Tree Hillside " ’ ' McGrath to Apple Orchard; ley to Route 5; Ronda; HUton VaUey t o ^ a in ; Main to East Conceivably the 25 students In da; Hillside. Up); Ellington' from Firehouse ------,r„™ .« .r , .W h h ^ r S T ,? ' • "IW I. » » » ' ------at sllghUy diffarriit hours be- sch(x>l bus service pupils in to Pleasant Valley. . Hartford Town line; King. a particular classroom could be ‘large K*ol*- will serve two hours a. E-H:F-14: Avery from Beelzebub “> Rv® U> Troy; C-18: Pierce from Strong to El­ No. 2 to Palmer Drive; Palmer Which one they, and thett con- ^ ^ taking more ye®r «or PA 627, has become a Z each day in the cafeteria cause of bus scheduling. The kindergarten through Grade 6, F-18 (Green a.m. Pick Up); working on different projects at Wa s h in g t o n — Federal ap- at the elementary school, to Pine Knob; Pine Knob; Mur- to Felt; Felt to Birch HUl (in­ opening and cloiting times wlU must live one mile or more „ «. K C-12: 199 Abby to Town Line, lington; 'EUlngton to Wapplng Pierce to EUlngton; EUlngton the same time. Ten of these proprlattons for the National A new elemehtary school has ------— ------^ Route 5; Route 5 to . /-•iillav MnoInSIna cluding Oakwood); Birch Hill; be from the school and junior high Colony and iSewberry; Pleasant „ ^ ___ Graham to" Nevero ^ ^ Jh : Buckland to Demlng; to <31ark; Clark to Smith; might need'"socializing” play, Caheer Institute have Increased been on order for at least two ®f educational, os- .^^du bo distributed in the tlwe EvalutS*^ of"the"l^Zchool. Five New Teachers The following are room ’as- Griffin; Deepwood. RoedrviUe High Bcbl, 8 a.m. and senior high pupils must .live Valley from Route 5 to Elllng. , Hiahin'nrf Clark from Demlng to Burn- Smith; BucMand to EUlngton; five others sound developing ex- ,,om |J million in 1945 to more yeare. It will house klndergar- pecl^ly f''®'" f °™'*® ^ , ^e"*®*.® necessary for accredltatloii, wUl There are five new teachers Bigrmnents for students who reg- (Roberi, Lewis and Thomas F-24 (Green p.m. Pick Up): to 2:10 p.m.; Northeast, 8:15 to beyond one and one-haif miles, ton (including Davewell, Hollis rugn a , . Choice O f Abby, Griffin or Ora- Burnham to I>ong HUL SuUivan to Sand HIU; Strong Benedict to Highvlew; HlgU- erclses and another 10 pencil- then ,100 mllUon a year. ten through Orade 4.. The plah P®'"; to ^ c l o : ; toe be done in May. The major part „ „ the staff: One In French, one 2:80; Northeast Kindergarten A set'Of rules has been es- and Ravine at Ple.'isant Valley); F-16: Buckland from Deinlng ham); Graham to Brook; Brook Ellington from Long HUl to from Pierce to Route B; Route working practice. view; Benedict' to Spruce; (a.m.), 8:15 to 10:46; . (p.m.) tabUrtied concerning the con- (Jhapel to Long Hili; Long Hill to Smith; Smith to Wheeler;.in. ^ Farmstead including Henry 5 to East Windsor Town Une; The kindergarten students will Spruce; KeUy to Diane; Diane; 11:80 to 2; Sykes, 8 to 2;10; duct of the students on the to Ellington. Wheeler; Pleasant Valley Road at Brook: Overlook; Meadow; F-18A: EUlngton from Fire­ Main Street to Strong: Ident; be encouraged to supenrise ed a sort of caste system which full-time, under the agreement **®" **®® ®"® *’‘®*®*fy’ ®"® **11®-” * the opening rt school*^ rfiotdd to EUlngton; Ellington 'to N o r t h -_____ house No. 1 to Northview (in­ Pine Tree; Oakland from Felt High School Gets Prepared often stayed with students after ^ t h Hartford There are no u®der way. The spring ev^ua- science and one in senior Eng- P .. —j^joi after 10 a.m JBast, 8:16 to 2:80; East kin- school buses, some of the most F-14: Pierce; Clark St.; Burn­ Graham ' to No. 486; West; Main to school; Governor’s to themselves in a given situation. cluding Ordway at Ellington). to Wapplng Church. they went on to high school. It ^ 3 to^ton. Uon will be conducted by a t ^ lish. The new elementary school dergarten (a.m.) 8:15 to 10:45; important included Be at the ham to Route 5; Ellington to strong 'to John'Fltcir.' Route 6 ; Colony Road at Route Each classroom will have Ellington); ElUngton from Fire­ otten produced both snobs and Although the project was®* educators, and will look into 3ft teacher also -will spend one ^ —■> tomorrow (p.m .), noon to 2:80; Maple, bus stop on time;’ no eating or Pleasant Valley (including nio. TTi F-ieri: Northview from El- 5. three general areas including an house No. 1 to Wapplng Church; For April Evaluation Teatm defeatists. , t u ^ro T T d d^ ^L m an’^J U T Z d Xo .rr ^ ^ rrf c t l everything the school®ch<^ says®®y® It« Is.‘®’ jaday y at the Junior high level,1 as ®"2^*?^.8o l n g ^ ^ te rn o n w 8:16 to 2:80; Maple klndergar- smoking oi^, bus, and obCerve Parkview at EUlngton); Fire­ Wapplng School arts center containing clay vear a teacner did °vade 1: Barry Breslow and Avery from Oakland to Bene­ White Racism __So this year, for the first time nnnnAxxm erendum .arivearly thi«this vBaryear, toethe ®n‘l wonts to be, and see if it ,aat years year’s teacner teacher oid^ did. Chester Hull, Mrs. LaFrancIs, ten (a.m .) 8:30 to 11; (p.m.) all rules ot good conduct, house No. 1 to Strong on Foster to Smith; Smith to Wheeler; C-8 (Dotted Green a.m. Pick boards and painting easels, em Light will be shed on the selor' or how oiten they get to measures up to these goals. noon to 2:30; Vernon O nter Certain rules have also been dict. area containing a rocking boat in about a decode, the popula- school board decided to go ^ a „ m tn- There ®ve ----- “ ------’.T Rm. 19 Vincent Morrone, ICra. Road; West. Wheeler; Pleasant Valley to U p ): Felt from Oakland to Workshop Topic strength and weaknesses of aiuwer a question in class. kindergarten (a.m.) 8:80 to ; »«t forth for the drivers of the F-18A: Sand HUl to Sulli­ 1 /.i 1 . D F-17: Main St. from Pleasant and blocks and an additional Uon lof each grade haa been ahead with {Hans to take In as “®"®® .n.'.j— counselors. Miss Ellen...... Hills will Whitehead, Rm. Lori Sheets, 1 1 F-16: Pleasant Valley from •aark Cterk to Burnhan^ Burn- Hartford Town Scott (including Pine Ridge); 8 (p.m.) noon to 2:80; Lake buses. If pupils are misbehaving van; SulUvan to Oakland; Oak- ’Ember Trail; Breezy Hill; White racUm U the main sub­ area set up aa a kitchen > Manchester High School when thoroWhly shuffled, and each many children ae feasible, un- counsel the first half of . the Mrs. Llcitra, Rm. 2. Route 6 to Main; Main to Sul- ham to Ellington ^ Ctapri^to ,h,e; King; Chapel from Main area set up as a k . s^ te are setting a maif^mum „ g o m Z complete a mixture as der the limited condition^ of alphabet, throughout the junlor- Street, 8:18 to 8:80; klndergar- he U to carry them to their uv'an: Route 8 to East Windsor Eelt; Felt; Deepwood. i^nKHill- Long Hill Scott; Deerfield; Valley View ject of a two-day workshop next which, the children can recreate an expert team pokes noses in- „ „ many of their Grade 2"; Jean Breslow, Mrs. to i-leasam ^ g. ^ posslBle, baaed on I,Q., acblevc- the ovei-jpbpulated school hpUd- Sb®W. The seven sihglft-run bus- gchool, and Jeffrey ten (a.m.)^ 8 ; « to 10:46; (p.m.) .destination^ and report the of-. Town line; SuUivan to Brook- „,f/i8 B j W « ) ^ d i , Oak from______EUlngton to Bel­ to EUlngton (including Bunny- Saturday and Sunday from 9 home life situations. ■ to every nook of the school nek.t of 20 students, Rogers said. Friedman, Rm. 7. Joel Wal­ mont, and teacher recommenda- ing*. Grade 2 has the smallest anoula have everyone Helnt* will serve the second noon to 2:30; Skinner Road, 9:2S tense to Thomas Madden, own- field (including Rye). lo ._,,___ 1_i,.-_ nt TTI. Hartford Town line; Burnham side). , ■ -‘* a.m. to 5 p.m. each day at the Basic classroom kits t®*". April. , ...... year the Manchester EducA- dron, Miss KuznlcU, jRmi 8.' (including Northview at El to Long HUl; Long HIU to learning readlmr readiness, one ^ - f,™ a — / ’f.------uona. Core has been given to classes. ; school by 7:46, not quite so ew iy Director o l pupU personnel 3 . auaan Oren to 2:40; kindergarten (a.m.) er of the bus company and to F-16 : Sullivan from garage to Ungton); Beldon; .Governors; F-18 (Red a.m. Pick Up)s Northwest .Ca*holl6 High School 8:80 to 1 1 ; (p.m.) noon to 2:80; the principal of the schools. *’ iW y ; Troy; Rye to East Wind- P*®. Willow. Laurel, Biroh and „ “ Chapel. EUlngton from Firehouse No. 2 In West Hartford for all the 1 ,- of the major emphasis ot the Every 10 years the school is A s s o c ia te was able to get bajg^ce the number of boys and Each child from Hartford ®® *®®* y® ^ ’ vrben the flrot biw, Morgan, is on a year’s- ^ jq Reichert Newberry lo Route 8 (including F-23( West; Strong, to Main; supplemented studied by the_ New England ^|l® g i ^ will haVe foster parente. In “ l l * leave of absence to get his PhD TgleottviUe, 8:18 to 2, and Ver- Bus drivers ore urged to be sor Town line; Griffin to Gra- B"*®" —choice of Woodland, Colpny Road Tat , yewberry). to Dart Hill; Newmarker; Law­ 600 teachers of the Archdiocese non Center Junior High, 8:20 to rtrlbt with the students from him. .. 0®“ O" Kelly). Ident; Main to Governor’s; Gov­ rence (including Cliffwood): of Hartford. ' by Marge audio-visual resource Association of Colleges and Sec This grouping Is called hetero- Bolton, In case_ rt______emergency.„ __ „ ^ ‘*’® to at UConn.UComi. He will act aa con- r‘rndj> n- Tohn Dutton Mrs F-17: Clark to .Pleasant Val- nlnTn. .... In tonnhimr vari- ondary Schools, and the school should be the school's goal but “ ...... ------Thn final hell in the afternoon ------...------.— 2:86. the beginning. They have the ^-18: EUlngton from Fire- F-19; Corner Pjerce ' and ernor’s to Route 8; Chapel from Niederwerfer to EUlngton; El­ Black persons working in center, for use in teaching van no more than 84 should be al- geneous, and each year there Applications tor serving as fbs- ]*’*'® *’®’* **'® ® ernoon gyjjjmt to the seniors. Thompson Rm. 14. Chert WU- ous 'types and performance 1® *Jraclng Itself, according to no more than 8 Pupils wUl return home on support of the superintendent in house No. 2 to NiedeiVerfer; Strong; Pleasant VaUey -Road ley (Including Demlng): Route 8 to Long HIU: Long HUl lington to MUler; MUler to Fost­ Greater Hartford community ac­ wlll be more shuffling, so that ter parents ^ being made la ®t 2=1^ claieroom will ®‘®*®^ " vrl'l*^ °"®’^ dron. Mr. McCarthy. Rm . 1$. . . X*f- i Pleasant Valley to Long HHl; to Pleasant Valley, ewnine nf^hiMren Raymond Rogers Jr., princl- lowed this year. more chUdren will have a with Sentelo. The double c la M ^ m vrtii yjjg yg^r, and a Merrone. m i— Pon- the same biues with the excep- enforcing aU rules. Nfederwerfer; Barber Hill; Mil-#**) Main Street; Main to East er St. Ext.; Foster Street Ext.; tion or block power groups wrill Ellliigton to Chapel (Including-' p .24; (jovemor’s from El- chance to know each other In 680 Stbdents Expected »«®i« “fw® ®s ® dining area, ggnig, math coiirse will be of- jj Holly RoMnsoa Uon of the Lake Street and Ma- — ------ler to Dart Hill; Dart Hill to Hartford Town line; King; Saginaw; Npvers from Band HUl take part In panel discussions. iSSfble Breakdown P®'- '“m“*to' Parkview); Chapel to Main; Ungton to Beldon; Beldon to Kindergarten ohUdren living The team examlnet. every ®v,_®®_*I®^.“ * ^ "?: each grade. There will be approitimately Z Zw fered tor those who do not want ^ unda Gouchoe, Mr. r S 3 ^ pie Street kindergarten ‘'pupils. Avery (including Lawrence at Chapel from Main to Long Hill; to No. 184. Woven throughout the work­ Main to King; Main to Sperry- Edgewood; Edgewood to Marl- in the eastern portion of the’ tacit ot the school from the pW- scnooi will have only a few ^pj,g„ much time and 580 students, including those in on sale starting tomorrow; advanced math, but should have hvmer Rm 22 Some changes in both sched­ . Student Tour Avery)Avery to Pine Knob; Long HUl. F-20 (Blue a.m. Pick U p): shop are small group-therapy ules are sxpected after the bu*- Beelz6tub from Avery (includ- F-21: MUler from Nevers to F-20: Strong to Foster R<»d; iy „. Marilyn; Judy to Sharon; Demlng from Buckland to Route town will attend classes In the lotophy of the teaching staff to c l ^ e s up to the 34. maximum, effort on the part of Sentelo and kindergarten, when school The year will begin im m olate- a fourth year of math. Conaum- orade HaHaroM BaAbom, Foster Road; EUlngton to Bel­ sessions where teachers can afternoon, while those In the the amount of noise tn the cor- The towns elementary teach- staff. A comnlete listing of opens tomorrow at 9 a.m. Room W with a rotating scpedule, en- g,. economics wilt take the »»„ Anderim .es have been in operaUcsi for ing Norton Lane at Beelzebub). Abby; Abby; Griffin to Graham Sharon. 1 30. (Including Ridge at Dem ing); Mrs. Anderson, Rm. 17, OsiM Set at Illing don; Pleasant Valley Road to bring out their own hostilities western half will attend in the rlddrs. A large book of ques- ers aro not expected to teach pggm asilgnments, except..for assignments for those children abllng two activity periods to be place of commercial geography, a few days. PupUs will be noti- F-19: Avery to Pine Kr>ob; (Robert, Lewis and ’Hiomas WAPPINO s c h o o l .1 Carman; Avery from Route 80 Helchert, Mr. LesnUksl, Rm . Ifl. Hilton (including Davewell and and prejudices, according to the morning. **una Is answered by • every classes of more than 28. This ginderwirten sessions, appeara who are new to town, and who built into each week, on Tues- ij.jj,g course is basically tor f l ^ of the changeschanges. Illin|[ Junior High School wUl, Pine Knob'; Murray; Gullay; choice of Abby Road of Orlf Grades 1 -f to Raymond; Manor; Pine Trye John Oouchoe, Mr. (JoughUn; Hollis at Pleasant Valley); HU­ Msgr. James A. Connelly, sup­ The only exception is an area teacher as well as many stu- " ’e® not always possible last these pes’ca. registered after the class lists day’s and Thursdays, without commercial students but haw "Pupils are asked to be wait- hold an orientation session tor Dogwood to Highland; Highland f^ )l Griffto to Windsorville; C-lOA: Aroda; Hillside (includ­ (including,Pond Lane and Good-' 8 Rm. 21. ton to Sharon; Sharon; Judy: erintendent of sclwolB. bounded by Old Post Rd. (from dents. . year, ■ but the 13-room Martin Aftocts Reading Program were completed will bo fouifd Jeopardizing academic class' ing for the buses at least ten all its seventh grade puplls-and to. Woodland; Laurel to Kelly Rye , from East Win(jiior Town ing High at HUlslde): Sullivan hill). pointed out that all courses aro Marilyn; ■ Edgewood to Beldon. Film* will Include, "Children minutes before the estimated newly registered eighth eight graders (including Brian). "llne to Troy; ■”Troy. to Ayerr Lutheran Church the Meadowbrook School)i, ‘Die school is getting ready ®e**u®* Just opening will relieve Heterogeneous grouping haa at the bottom of this column, room time. .This schedule was available to everyone. ORCHABB h il l s c h o o l Without,” “ The Kemer Report,” gchedule time. Some 8,000 pu-I - toWtom rrow at 1:80 jp.m. in the F-20: Beelzebub to Norton; F-22f Demjng from Buckland C-4 (Blue p.m. Pick Up): Kingsbury Ave. Ext. and Moun- ’ fo r lli’e a^udy now with its own set the stage tor the new read- School closes at 3 p.m. ' tried the latter part rt last year. There Is also a new non-pre- 300 Isles in Fifis Grades 1-8 C-lOB; Sullivan from HUlsdale "Hqpger USA” and " I Wonder (Including Iihperial at Dem­ Troy: Meryl; High Tower to tain Spring Kd., which will at- self-evaluLtlon.. which will ' be The assocdatliHi team usually ,j,g program. EJvery day, from MUK. at five cents a carton, with one activity period dui^ 'requisite course In the home SUVA.-— The FIJI group ooor plls wlU be transported. o®» ot acoredldallcm. other stduenta are reading the used this year;' and will be paid this early dismissal has been This year’s senior class Islvanua Levu (Big Land, Taveu- addresses, and also landmark tiave received their homeroom F-21: Foster St. Ext. to Mil­ C-4: Benedict from Pine Tree C-8 : Benedict from Avery to to Avery (Including Highland; Way to Henry (including Her­ presenting these workshops to rt Goose Lane, Tolland Grenn, exposed , and sharp crltiolams The le w ’s complete report is samp plige they ac*uslly. tor ip the cafeteria on Fridays eliminated, and the second ac- about the ______same as last ______year’s,_ \ni, Kadavu, Ovolau and Rotn- - to assist the bus drivers. assignments through the • mall. ler; Miller to Abby Rd. (Includ- to Manor Lane (including Peach Pine-Tree. ' ' Avery to Beelzebub (including Busing Buies Colorado. ing Abty Rd. Ext. at Abby); Tree;; Willow (Including Ma man Way to Graham); Henry; combat racism in white com­ Rt. 74 to Pefer Green Rd., Bur- made. techiflcally only for the prln- stopped at in the spring. Thow and Mon-laya, and kept by class- tlvlity "period Incorporated into containing about 68 students, nva.. C-8A: Valley VIeW Including Woodland). Brook; Farmstead (including munities. bank Rd., Kozley, M gar Hill, The weak points Involva, the cipal irf the schml, but Rogers students may n6t all be in the room teaohera untij needed. the school'day. with the exception of Grade 8 ' Parents are also urged to ex- ^ ------^— Abby Road to Griffin; Griffin plei; Woodland to Avery, Sunnyside at VaUey View. F-23A.; Lake; Dorla- Ash; plain to their children that ' 85 KILLED ON JOB DAILY Greenfield); . Overlook to Mea­ Hearty three' ySers'betore the Johnson, Cook aniftlld Stafford small teaching andjguldance said he deflnitel'y will make it same numbered grade in the Mrs. Theresa Hoffman will be Sljlaw said he hopes that theae and Grade 10, which each have c in n AMON FROM ' OETI/CIM to Graham (Roberts, Thomas C -ll: Diane Drive; Spruce C-8B: )peepwood; Ralmera .vOrace; Abby RMd Ext. to MU- dow; Griffin to Abby; Abby to Kerner Report diagnosed this Rds. in the afternoon classes, staff and the large cluses, l^e available to the Board of Edu- school. - jcafeteria aide, as she Was last two activity periods will get stu- abdut 86 students, all classes COLOMBO —> Csylooes* first ' they will be responsible for any NEW YORK— At 'least 88 and Lewis choice of Abby, Grif- Lane; 'HJghview; Avery from C-7: Iteymond; Benedict to'ler. Robert; Fox Mead^ at Rob­ society’s major ailment as Included In this session aro the said. cation. ' . For instance, a Grade 8 stu- year, and will also serve as an dents involved in things other are running about 65. planted coffee 140 y e a n ogV; malicious’ damage to buses smd workers are kUted,' S.SOO .dis fin or Graham). Raymond to school. Pine Tree. F-^B: Graham from Ayers to that misbehavior oq the*"part abled and 27,200 ihjuied on the _ „ ert; Robert to Lewis; Lewis to white racism, the sisters were highly pej^Iate^ Anthony Rd. Embarrassing answers may "The public hps to know that dent may be reading at the aide ip all the teachers, doing than the academic''program and Because Bolton now'belongs Before that the island’s ohlel -1 F-32: Main from Plesant Val- C-12A: KeUy;' Oak to Brian; F-14A; EHington from Fire- htitheran Church; Steep to HUl- of pupils will not be tolerated, job every working day In the ley to East Kfd. Town line; King Laurel from Brian to Oak Thomas; Abby to Garnet;'Mas- runqlng their, workshops for and Baxter Farms areas.. ' oome from students when the w# haven’t been able to'k eep Orade 4, fifth month labelle'l >-uch things as mimeographing, will give teachers and students to the Rockville Area Public export was cinnamon, whldl: at ^ V; house No. 2 to Dart. HUl; MU- side. . Lstok of cooperation by the pu- United Slates. ----- “ — hel. \ ■ AU those living to the west rt team ask4 some of them how pace,” Rogers said. ‘.‘There are level.' and will therefore be in as provided for under the teach- an of^rtimity to get to know Health Nurelng Association, qqq time grow wild In the hlA*" ^ to Main; Chapel to Elllngtofi; C-12B: Newmarker; Lawrence ler to Foster; Foster to Sa|^ teachers, civic leaders and F-24: Benedict from Pine Tree F-28 (Black p.m. Pick XJp) : clergy; these boundarle^ will attend easy it is to talk to their coun- many things we must do.” ( a Orade 4. tilth month group, era’ contract. She will serve two each other in something other Mrs. PoUy ComoUl, fora er luids.

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PAGE THIRTBEN • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., Tl^D A Y , SE^M BER 8, 1968 PAOB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. SEPTBMBBR 8, 1968 There Are More Men Enobled by Study Than by Nat ure--Cicero The Scholar Is the Student of the World-Emerson * Bolton South Windsor — ■ Tolland South Windsor Rham. District ^ A Room Assignment Listedfor Grade School Hea^ 30 New Teachers Grade 7 . 84 New Teachers a w roltowin* «re - the room aa- Perkins. Joan Butkua, llk»vwi pw, Detsda Latulippe. Brian Rite aildden. Wandy'fcWocJx, TWO ScHoolS Returning cicnmenta tor each gt«de at the MInkMcol dhd MeMntta, ^ e r - MoJde, ioaeph Kurys. Joel To- David Laanan, K a ^ Puts Staff Past 100 Start Thursday dementary sdMol; wood. ' htea, Mark Hendenaon. Daniel David Manna, Liaa Fralia, Dav- The BUnmxiUt-Uteon School . ' Grade 1, Mrs. Mart^aret La- 9 Mr*. EHeanore Pot, Aaaa*d. Joseph Stephana, Ron- id Uaua, JdMima Toung, wlB------hnva • tisar auparvteor whan The profesalonal ateff at the ItJAoa High Sdiori, Yortt Tomorrow Eighty-four new teachers will Paonessa, art; Mrs. Laura FVancIa, Room l : Oaiy Vine, P«*«- Donovan, C3arol Stevan- „a>oci opens on ■muinday. Or- the 10» Hamden High School, be in the schools on Thursday Sugarman, English; Joseph tw» Room UKJ16IVI© iviry, ^ mm ftwMWn 'TaiuNI VM. 0 ,Aa«tAMs «srtu Km local schools passes me zw ^ Miss Unda Amt Rham Hla^ School seventh Vi,* ■ Vicki Martin, Herbert Terry Donna Orimn. son, Jeffrey Brown, Laura Bd- vttle Rowtey will tw the super- vriien the students return. Six-. Zamuka, mathematics; Gerald Barry Miama, Karen Manning, marie Uils yekr for the first-time funilkat (Prwtch *««> Spanish) m , Meltsaa Dlcklnaon, Martin w a i^ , Robert Isletb, Ann Martb v W i^ princlpad of Use two grade students 'wlU return to ty-four teachers were hired La Chance, industrisil arts; ’ntomas Bums, Jayne Larson, Unwla •, M n. Sylvia Patrick, with thp addiUon of M new BA degree OoimeethiUt CMlege FM*tuK«. toulw V o * ^ 0 1 ^ Buctonbptar, Karri Par- Room W : Charlaa Hilton, April Catro, Paul OrlfOn. Karen To* schools wWch have been Jolnad schori tomorrow with Grades 8 X tea— through May and an additional Miss Cynthia WaUace, art, and Mas, Mark Alvord, Laurie under the one adnriDMtnitton. Glgllo, Teresa Greenwood, Pat­ sons, Francis FMno, Wendy Bergiteom, Brian Aldrich, San- teachers. A total of dbd teachers Women, pite through J2 and the special class 20 were hired over the summer. Don Descy, Science. Green, Michael Oueira and i*i* ’The Mrge Increase In the staff 5“*** fully staffed. There are no teach­ seor; Miss Patricia Brady will era met today for the annual Hoffman. Daniel Butkus, Char- Howard HUdea FOntaiiella Don- Redden, Carol Carpenter, school wU include only klader- ha. b ^ n e c e srite te d by the ing poettlons which have not teach SpanUh; Mrs. Marjorie .jtroraohool staff meeting in the lenc Fenton, Wilfred Smith, Monique B a r « ^ , Stejdten Ftos*. PMllp Manning, Karwi KHt- »*rt*n and Grade 6, with no correspondingly large Increase BS de- Fortier, hom^ economics; MUs Ubrary. Of the 68, 18 are new been filled. L^nn Tobias, Glenn.. Welz, Ann Thera wUl be nine new tecuih- Camilla Laughlto, E^Ush; Poquette, James McCleUand, membera on the staff. era at Avery Street School. They Richard LeTourneau, mathe­ Thomas Dubois, Scott Gorke The new members and their Orvffle RowMgr H ^ ^ ^ T r o a iS h e T . Rosemarie PelU (home ecoho- are Miss' Barbara Beckwith, matics; William Spohn, social and Thomas Paggloli. S^Da^^S SSSt^Tt^-^afT S p e ^ s e d T ^ c^ tb degree Unlverrity of asslgnmente are Donald Airmag- Ann Oefro « d Pa:d T u r 16, _Paul PonUcelU_, ^ U « o wlH he ntoe ririh ___ IkCflii liC&ri© C&tAlllA (jfllld* Grads 8; Miss Ann ConneUy, studies; Miss Beverly OriMn, Grade 1, Mrs. Norma.Llcltra, Peter Jbhnson. isoda Taylor, Do*a_i,i m ,,. (social studies), becizo, Orade 1; Miss Sally Har- Dreselly, Christopher ft 1 c h. man, Rootn 7; Jean Oarpenter, pInaH, Michael CStemertte. HSarl retarded class; David Caldwell, skl, mathematics; Frank Tup- rey P c^ette, Brenda Long- Icw, Orade 2; Miss Marygall T r e ^ Kendall, Joseph White, 'Glenn Davis, Joan Rsiteic, Stev- Carton and Andra Avem. streth, Steven Munson, Deme- Industrial arts; Miss Claudia per, chemistry; Mrs. Phyllis Lynrt, Grade 2; MUs Lynne B• major addlHom: The first teg, the summer, under the dl- a^ted School In New Fairfield. Schort to L ^ W s ^ N T. Mra. Helen McDonsild, super­ Miller, Scott ’Trefethen, Holly \on Boyd, Ronald Meloche, Lori chlaroli, Steven Greene, Char- Sdwol talcks Memorial School School. Miss. Maureen Eddy will sic 'and Miss Sandra Bregman, da Oruden. Craig Jerweni Kathy classes to the new O pt. Nathan redUon of the new maintenance visor of education for the Rham WUson, Michael Harpin, liaa U(Kharma, Kevin Julian, Glenn lene Edwards, Da-vid Hender- StoDhen^W tager (EngUsh) Mrs. SWriey Moore Clwk teach Orade 8; Mlsa Rae Ann special education or eduoable Laura Phanuef. Albert Schappert. ,Thomas District, has announced that Briirmann, Christopher Miner, ______Elaine______Marcello, „Ste- . i^ura z-u «iu «. ; — -.v“ : Qr®"**®’ ICdtUe School' and the sifpervlsor, Rtebard Oaltoat. Bus Routes for Schools in Vernon Oremel, Orade 1; Miss Janet mentally retarded classes. h d d to M degree Central Con- (fourth grade), BA degree Uni- Mrs^ Sara Robinson of the JoAnn .Secchian^, James L«n- venXGegnon. P«' town^ieople at a qieelM be strong on the reorivtog end catltm), M ^ Decater, m ., cme year's experi- TRIP 1 7:26: Prospect St. and Warren Ave. and Maple St., WUohlro, Sunset Dr. and Over- Phoenix St., Phoenix St. and RusEell Dr. Robertson, Orade 8; Mrs. Elean­ curriculum of the grade 7 specialist; Mlsa Janice Buffone, Grade 2. Mias Csrclyn Kuz- Wortmanl), Kcmrii Snrith and low, WUUam Stepbe^n. ^ L l i ^ S a m b o ^ W a m n ^ t f , meeting just t w o ^ S s next 3aU wift ^^how rtd at ^m ^ Unlverrity^ «"=« «pnmlca School. Ntae- Vernon Center Middle School or Bradlau, Orade 6, and Mrs. nlcU. Room 8: Denise O’Brien, P etorJ^nard . - erta Tltoomb, Christopher H ri-i JoAnn w m * K.irt noanuir. .♦ isu»«r>s ftom umvermty oz r ------through 12 group. It is hoped Firehouse, Prospect St., and Warren Ave. and Frederic Rd., brook, Kelly Rd. Trailer Paik, Washington St., Lake St. and permanent substitute; Miss Tltcomh. ^ J i ^ ’S ^ e n d and JlmCavMiaughat rsli: I r K lT ^ r i l^ .i ;:;;^ ^ Prospect St. and Tunnel Rd. and .Estelle, Bolton Rt. 30 end Vernon Center Montauk. TRIP n 7:50: Tunnel Rd. and Barbara Bailey, Grade 6. It, Lori DavU. Q l^ a ^ t e . ated. Consteucthm begaii to opbl end.______ponnoetlcut. preriousiy taug^ (fourth grade), AB degree when this work is completed Ward St, Oeorgeann Minder, vocsd music; CWstepIsei Hopper, Laura Ma- Grade S,\Mias Maureen Al- brook, Rd. and PIneview, Baker Rd. Heights, Rt. 30 €uvl Oold Spring BUS XV Russell Dr. The Ell Terryl School will Miss Kathleen Gialmo, music; ban, Mkhrat OueBebte, Corey breebt, RooAlO : Matthew Die- Gagne.te. Dana AAspto^. sp u uu i.^tiI^n «Gig- .» - Maroh 1967and1967 and the sebo^nowscboollg ------Hunter College, Bronx, N.Y. social studies program will be Oak St, Vernon Elementary School Vernon Center Middle Briiool and Maxwell. Dr. - Lake Street School have seven new teachers. Miss Miss Glenda Hobbs, permanent HdWdnsm . Jraeph Grunrice, eriiy, Lealte l^ m a . Mark PhH- iio and Dennis ^ completely rerily for opfiitog. In use from kindergarten TRIP III 8:06: (TalcottvUle Alao, M n. Itetricia McOune TRIP n 7:46: Rt. 83 and Mer- Maple Street School Venioa Center line. A.M. Kindergarten) Barbara Fisher wUl teach substitute; Brian Dewey, perm­ Hebron (fourth grade) B8 University of through Orade 12 in the dis­ Area) Main St. and Elm HUl llne Dr., Merllne Dr. ,and Sen­ (A.M. KDO) Kindemrten PJH. TRIP I 7:30: (Rosedale Area) Orade 3; Miss Judith Longo, anent substitute: Miss Nancy Iowa. Six years experience BeUe trict. 11:06: Regan Rd. and Mary t r i p IV 11:80: W M iire Rd., Bolton Rd., Rt. 44, Plymouth Rd-. Welles Rd. and Acorn, Grade 4;- Miss Diane Sharp,. A committee Is also at work eca, Merllne Dr. and Hunting- Allison Rd. and Lorraine, Tay­ Harris, permanent substitute; Platoe Community School, Iowa Lane, Regan Rd. and Legion MeiUno Dr. and Vlnetta Dr., Lane, Grier Rd., Hatch■ ■ HIU *" Grade 2; LesUe Sternberg, spe­ on the English curriculm be­ ton. Kenneth Collins, Physical Bdu- and Mias Donna Dean (UUid Dr., Regan Rd. and Heidi, Morltne Dr. and Marjorie Lane, Rd-. Dockerel Rd., Brandy HIU lor St., Elm HUl Rd. cial education; Joeeph Nolan, Two New Principals gra-de) BA OoUege of Lady of ing presently used Grades 7 Northeast School BUS XXI catioh, and Miss Oatherin.’ Qlas- ^ Tnaatoan Doolw. Tom McCur- Srick r - Fletcher,F l S r Sue Manning, Regan Rd. and Country Lane, Meofllne Dr. and Quarry Dr., Rd-. Valley FaUs Rd., Tunnel Grade 5; Miss Jane Collins, sanow, permanent substitute. JMinntoi «MMi listus, xisnici& KUn c&uroaiu, mcnam LwigM, Elms, two years’ experience through 12. It Is expected that ■TRIP m 8: Old Town Rd. RockvUle High School i r ^ t o t o Cynthia Par- Daniel Buekson, Joanns Toner, wlU fulfUl state r a q i ^ e n t e a . Regan Rd. and Range HUl Dr., MerUne Dr. and Seneca Dr., Rd- • Grade 4, and Miss Marcia Other specialists hired for the HoM>y, Peter McOorrick, Brian Linda Baoterache, Kit- ^ ^ ______MlpiUak Elementary School, a co-ordinated program of Study and Wilson Lane, Windsor Ave. Old . Town Rd. €ind Loveland TRIP I, 7:20: South St. and wiis Charles Aldrteh, Janet Robert McCurry, Diane O’Brt- passed by the 19CT reerion of the MorUne T>r. and Patricia Dr., Street School Shenker, Grade 3. entire system Include'Miss Vic­ TTuasey, Harvey OtXMs, Charles goard<-Karen Hanna, I cHop- Philippines. will be developed. and Carol Dr., Prospect St. and Hill, Old Town Rd. and Wilson Janrt Lane, South St. and Olen- There will be 13 new teach­ ~ l2 3 r a y Andralouls, en, Steven Potter, Linda Ursln, Connertl^ Osnerri Assembly. W ill Greet Students Merllne Dr. and Discovery Rd. (Inc. A.M. Kindergarten) toria Ferrola, social worker; Dixon, Meadowbrook School Mra. McDonald also reported Ward St., Prospect St. and Lane,____ Rt. 83 and Vernon Gar- Trip n 8:06: Box Mountain stone. West Rd. and Ridge­ ers at the Timothy Edwards Kathleen Toner. Scott Johnson Kurt Cowles, Ivy Poquette, Both the town’s grammar By Marjorie Porter vanity of Connecticut in June. Mrs. Carol Foss (second that a commlUte on education Thompson St., Prospect St. and Mrs. Joyce Mosher, social work­ Aiiaan Murdock, Laurie Hoi- Dona Robinson, lOchrie Slnwn, aoboohi wiU bold moriiteg and BUS XI jjj.- jjjg quarry). wood Dr. Middle School. Mrs. Muriel ______The Hebron elementary She reori-ved her oertlllcefton grade), BS Central Connecticut planning weu working at the dW- Park St. RockvUle High School Vernon Center Middle School er, and Raymond A. Loven Jr., Mkdiael Ahearn, Mary •momae Kurys, Lynn ValenUne, afternoon kindergarten aesrions. BUS V I BUS XVI Dickinson wiU teach English; trict high school. The commit- BUS IB TRIP I 7:20: Warren Ave. TRIP n , 7:46: Regan Rd. Miss Katherine EHmlow, Fliysl- psychological examiner. State^ Federal Funds Pa^ RockvIUe High School Sykes, St. Bernard’s, J2te sIto*T ^ “S^e^Xg ^?**iminer~ ~ » r l^^S2d*MSi*Sradc), BS« . tee’s (unction is to Identify and Sykes, St. Bernard’s, and Frederic Rd., Warren Ave. and Range HUl Dr., Regan Rd. cal Education; Miss Evelyn Ei- Only one administrator has TRIP I 7:26: Skinner Rd. and St. Joseph’s Laura Walsh, plan special progress for pupils St. Joseph’s and Country Lane, Regan Rd. senhardt, English; Leonard been hired' for the new school Gerald Dr., Skinner Rd. and ®"d Mhple St., Phoenix St. and TRIP I, 7:10: Bolton Rd. and Fdr Many School Programs^ with special learning dlsabUtles. TRIP I 7:20: Bamforth Rd. Hany Lane; Skinner Rd. and CampbeU Ave,, Dobson Ave. and Legion Dr., Regan Rd. and Gornam, remedial reading; Wll- year. Orville Rowley, of Spring- PIneview, • Warren Ave’ . and and Cemetery Rd., Rt. 80, and John Dr., Skinner Rd. and ®"d Washington St., Phoenix Mary Lane. Uam Hanktoson, science; John field, Mass., has been hired for wlU not pay for A ’’mini” project or special Sunnyvlew, Rt. __30 and Ever­ St., and Hublard, Phoenix St. BYederlc Rd., Warren Ave. and Northeast School Kulsea, Industrial arts; Miss the position of supervising prto- s 152; jn.™..— Bruce. Maple S t, Phoenix S t ,and .more than a quarter mlllten dot- "teacher's pet” project wUl green, Rt. 80 and Mount Ver­ Vernon Center Middle Srtool and Ironwood. TRIP m , 3:06: Rt. 80 and Merrllyn Nlederwerfer, home clpal of the Unlon-BJUsworth Guards Posted CampbeU Ave., Washington St. ' lass worth of education to local hopefully steit this faU. The non Apts., South St. and Crown, TRIP n 7:50: (TalcottvUle Vernon Center Middle Srtool Vernon Ave., Vernon Ave'. and economics; Miss Mary Ann School. and Phoenix St., Phoenix S t seboois this faU. state has funded two of the spe- South St. and Fox HIU, South Area) Main St. and .Elm HUl TRIP n 7:60: Tunnel Rd. and South St.,- 'Vernon Ave. and .------^------^------But, through one federal or rial projects in the last few SriSSTASTw .tI «- ‘SJS,, “<5 *«f«i *» been «>y ondgned to «< teach T=«»a the ond grade), BA degree, Unlvsr- At Crossings St. and Vernon Ave. and Hublard, Phoenix St. and_ ^ Rriwrt LuchMibUl. Tracy Betsy Ixiynd, Robert Ogllo. g.o6.io:30, with Rd.. Welles Rd. end Acorn, Scott Dr., Tunnel Rd. and Es­ High St.. Vernon Ave. and Lum­ mimi» agtiicy OT another, the yean. They are one teacber*a A ^ w e r who has assumed the rsnorionally meUtailly retarded slty of ConneqU^, two y w s Vernon Xienter^Mlddle Sritool telle Dr. Ironwood, DobeOn, Ave.' and ber Yard, Vei^non Ave. and Thomas Alton, Dawn Ariene Flano, Robert Aringer, ^ i^ m 11:46-2:20. " S ' the Bowers Police Chle( James M. Rear­ AlUson and Lorraine, Taylor St. Vernon town wtU get aU the funds it idea and she runs it usuaUy wKh ciMa She Is a gradualte of experience Lisbon Central TRIP II 7:50: Prospect St. and Elm HIU Rd. Skinner Road School Miriam. Brooklyn St. needs to run about half a doe- her daas. don has announced a tentative TRIP Rt. 30 and Ver­ Vernon Center Middle School ______n&vM Peter Butter- OiiMly Too, Bhune l^sMro» school will -- go from - 8:06-2:» white graduated from the Lewis and Oariis CoMega to . ».i and Chestnut, Prospect St. and Skinner Hoad School m 8:06: BUS x x n an specialipeotai educationeoucauon programs, ps«t ManenesterManchester -num"mini’’ - proj- Marie H a ^ , i»nw„ Umtlai^ Jamas Oster- cia Rodowleli (moo« 1 grafie)* list of this year’s school traffic Prospect St. and Ward, TRIP 111 8:10: Center Rd. non Center Heights, Peterson TRIP n , 7:60: South St. and RockvUle High School At COS, ktodergaiterw am uj^yersHy of Coonoctlcirt to 2 Schools to Experiment carpenter, toad. DeWde Pto«-. Jota F ^ - Mrs. Lynn DeCato of Stops ®® ^£*®®' Unlverrity of Con- guards and their assignments, prospect St. and Union St., Un- and Bette Circle, Center Rd. Rd. and Valley View Lane, Cen- Ban®fo*t> South St. and Janet TRIP I 7:20: Rt. 80 and Mer- dlractor of state and federal Project Remodel written snd He said most of . last year’s ion St. and West Rd. ■* and Robin Rd., Center Rd. and ter Rd. and Crestrldge. Lane, South St. and AJpert Dr. line Dr., Rt. 80 and Atlantic run by Al Hsdtjlan, maUr teach­ Slices Faulkner, CtowtaTl-f will go the fuU day Connecticut ^ Also, Miss Judith Foberg projeota; and Sydney Cohen, oc­ guards are returning to their Vernon Elementary Sciiool Vernon Summit, Center Rd. and BUS XII Lake St. Schort (Inc. AJtf. Station, Pleasant View Dr. and With Non-Graded Classes cupational coordinator and di- er at Bennet JuoW HIgfa and Duke, Joseph M « w e , B y a ^ ■ttom- 8:80-2:46. atate CoUege In WlUlmanttc to ^ (flrat grade), BS degree, Oen- Smltb. Thomas Prams, Doreen HUto, Roxanne Rofctason. Thom ( ^ e ^ r y High Sriiool’e day jjg j He competed his sixth ^ recrived her f ^ Oonnectlcut State OoUege; __ TRIP HI 8:06: Washington St. Pearl Dr. Sykes, St. Bernard’z-k Kindergarten) Overbrook, Rt. 83 and WlUhlre, When schools open this week, low primaty, intermediate P ree$or of adult basic education. curricuhsn coordinator for the same posts Duty hours will be from' 8 to ai)d Church St., Washington St. BUS v m St. Joseph’s \ TRIP i n 8:05: Baker Rd. and Rt. 83 and Allen Dr. primary and primary Instead of The programs include Head- iqtper grades. gmn’S^gna, C a w n r U T 7 : 4 6 - 2 . ^ thl. J t e University % ""‘"?Sric2 ^ S T o f *» (ktodergarten) BS degree, schools. ^TBIP I 7:‘J0: Rt. 30 and Mt. Morrison St.,. West St, and Nye Rd., Regan Rd. and Range HUl, St. Joseph’s These young students will stu­ cial textbooks and tostructionrt project Project PAVE. The title rianos St, Regan Rd. and Country Lane, Lake Street School materials wlU be supplied which Alao, tbare is baalc educa- (or {MOgrammed ' audio-visual abould report there tom ocro^ 0,, Frederick R. Noble S ^ . nS Baetern Ooriectlout State Col- Only^Mrs. Virginia Falls and Vernon Apts., Rt. 80 and Grove TRIP I 7:20: Vernon Ave. and dy to non-graded classes, odilch Vernon Center Middle School Regan Rd. and Legion, Regan So'jth St, South St. and Ban­ TRIP HI 8:06: Washington St. will be adaptable to each level tlon for aduUs who dropped out «q>eriencee. On Thuraday, only Grades 7 and the laboratory achool for Bast, to,*. John ^ n s . have resigned and st.. Grove St. and Fern St., will allow them to' progress at Vernon 8 abould report. On Friday, the em Connecticut State OoUege In _ ...... , ______tt^ r poslUoits will be (Uled by Grove St. and Cemetery Ave., TRIP n , 7:80: Rt. 83 and Sun­ Rd. and Mary L ^ e. croft, South St. and Janet Lane, and Church St., Phoenix St. and various levels to language arts to reading and math, too eariy, and q>ecUl projdcts project to coet $81t to- new r t t o o o l^ l he to fuU aee- wuumantle. set Dr.,Pleasant View Dr. and Vernon Center Middle School South St. and Alpert, South St. Washington St., Phoenix St. and math. Th® principals of the two for older atudenU about to drop volvee qwctal tapes for use by two alternates. Grove St. and Laurel St. •Ion, thrii. with aU grades During the past ye«-, nmts The guards and their assign- Vernon Center Middle School Overlook Rd., Kelly Ild. and TRIP II 7:50: Prospect St. and Glenstone, West Rd. and and Hublard St., Phoenix St. Hie pUot program aims to Im- schools Involved, Joseph Novak out too asriy. i^om one to six children at a Bolton and Firehouse, Grove'St. and porttag. has been acUve to Project Cra- her ^ mente are: TRIP II 7:60: Dobson . Ave. Trailer Park, Rt. 80. Ridgewood. and Irortwood, PlMenlx St." and prove Instruction through ability at Northeast and Andrew Man- Few if any of the projects along with riides, ptctures, Laurel St., Grove St. and IVhlte 6,900 Students ' Hot'kinriiee wlU be available ate, a project to provide crea- v w lty of OoimeoU^ T T A en A e*4wzeei ¥ lat Sue Abraltli at-Green Rd. and and Miriam Dr., Harriet Dr. Northeast School Vernon Center Middle School Montauk.. grouptog to these areas. Oon- eg;gla at Maple, and Allen would have gotten started if the. fiannelgn^ih* or ottier visual St., South St. and Crown St. BUS XXIII at aU schoola tomorrow, and tive experterrcee to drama for ■*'** completed Mrtlficatlontl^ H O m e r O O m ^ ^ L il S t Princeton St., Georgette Bant- and Duncaster Lane, Discovery (Inc. a.m. Kdg.) TRIP II 7:60: Windsorvllle trolled grouping techniques wUl Dresser, assistant supertoten- town bad to pay for them, ac- material. Elclnner Road School Sykes, St. Bernard’s, milk avallaWe to ktodeipst- children. White U married and Connectl- H i g h S c h o o l ly at Center and Adams Sts. Rd. and Merllne. TRIP HI, 8:06: Rt. 30 and Rd. and Penfleld, Skinner Rd. stlll apply to placement In Ian- dent, have visited schools In oetdtog to Cohen, like other project may find answers cut TRIP III 8:10: Rt. 30 andTun­ St.. Joseph’s ners. AU student milk will be has two children. Cedalle Bellcfleur at Depot Sq„ Northeast Srtool West Rd., Rt. 80 and Sunnyylew and Gerald .Dr., Skinner Rd. guage arts and math. ' Farmington and Wethersfield Report Thursday nel Rd., Cold Spring and Tum- TRIP. I 7:20: Lake St. and towns, the cUmbtag school budg- ^ teaching “ special’’ chUdren ■ - Hnt lunriiaa wUl cost Herbert _ Shldroff______of______Crichea- Che«Y» o ' Hebron Herbert Blevins at Lincoln TRIP ill 8:06: West Rd. and Dr., Bamforth Rd. and Ceme- and John Dr., Skinner Rd^-and Each teacher vrill be teaching that have been using this sys- at has msde It hsrd to Juri stay ,^Oiout taWiM «U> »«> murii^ ______. *00 wip1»- wlU ed the Vernon Oeutar moa*> * ™ ^ q-adt ter has atwimtd the new duUea **>“ M rig»a«»ti at School, Ruth Blevins at South Eastvlew, Ridgewood and Janet Bolton Rd., Rt. 30 and Skinner Rd. and at tvro or three abUlty levels to t e ^ even, he explained. - of chUdren A“ J iiooi along wrih Oradee 6 end J f t ^ L X ^ t a r i p a l et toe »» was a graduate of Eastern Briton Junior-Senior High School School, Anita Carter at Oak and Lane, Janet Lane and South St. High Manor Park. Wolcctt Lane. ^ ^ - the language arts and one to Dresser said the Vernon sys­ This yeJTew of the pMects, this way report to Vemon’. J ^ - c h o ^ wli^ th i. year, J: ^,^'^„S2^12 GUelTHm bCS t Connecticut to June. Mra. are M .fr il^ Orade 12. A , BUS XIII Maple Street School stream, Center Rd. and Crest Spruce Sts., Virginia Childers at BUS III BUS VII math. TheManguage art periods tem will be a modification rt ■n riarted to the last three ,^xild toriude disadvanteged. when they open on Thuraday. ac- the fl«h graders ^N^^^^hriSta wStt be reg- which was newly. to Jan- ^ o lP " «* RockvIUe High School TRIP III 8:10: Regan Rd. ridge. Center Rd. aiid Vernon Green school, June (Christensen Rockville High School RockvUle High School will be 120 minutes long vdille these two programs.- He jsald yaan, wlU change much. Cohen oueetlontog etudenU. the .poor coedtag to Dr. Raymond Rams- ,^th 6 and 7, . sL «u ^ ^ h te V e e k but uary. Bames of Amston Lake. Mtner through Z, Room 36. TRIP I 7:20: Rt. 30 and Ctold Range Hill; Regan Rd. and Summit, Center Rd. and Pearl at Broad and Woodland Sts., TRIP 1 7:20: East St. • and (TalcottvUle Area) the math periods will be only he and the two principals saw and Oterierton, the men mori ,pejier, and the very •**^‘*- dril, superintendent Edward Moaloer, principal of istecoenere should reglater their Shldrotf, 86, Is meuried and __**ra. Mairianm Stota ri New Grade 11, A W ough Hri- King St„ East St. and Hale St.. TRIP I 7:20: Mato St. and Spring, Rt. 30 and Vernon Cen- country Lane, Regan Rd. and Dr SO minutes. things they liked to both pro-, Plata, N.Y., wiU tearii the oth- brook. Room 84; Hussey Helen ' Diehl at Broad and ter Heights, Rt. 30 and HUlalde Vernon Center Middle School deeply Involved in keeping all Baeic education fgc ^ i^ie figure nine about 100 g«1eea eaid tt>e eighth grmden children etar^wg Monday, Bept. haa two children. Before com- Wlndemere Sts., Caroline Krin' East St. and East Mato St., Film HUl Rd., WeUes R^. and Emily Dr., Regan Rd. and Under the unique system, grams and some things they did the projects healtby, eummar- been giraringvery jtMAve. Wert Mafn and Orchard St. Vernon Center Middle School St. Jose'iUi’s be kept behind to the prlmsuy alao give the brighter rtild an Also, Elsie Kravontka at West Main St. and River Sf. and Onrpbell Ave., Washing­ Maple Street School now the oldest, most pubUcized, pMted thla year and 70 ’next ^ ^ ^ y ^ . .siuiwita and Start o t f ^ day aU four schools are la excel- He received hU- B.8. from Ywk ...... ^ e , Romn 32; MUde through TRIP II, 7:60: Grand Ave. and TRIP I 7:28 r Dart Hill Rd. level before entering Grade 4. opportunity to- go ahead at a WlUlmantlc State CoUege to „ Yhe apeMi •"<> hearing port- Z, Room 83. Summit - St. and E. Middle Vernon Center Middle 8<$hool ton St. and Church'St.,.■Washing­ TRIP HI 8:10: Regan Rd. and (and perhaps moet successful to- y ^ , _ of the studanU, about w «h their fbst riaia lent shape for school opening, Tpke., Lucille Krtojak at’ TRIP II 7:60: South fit. and Rau St., Grand Ave. and Pills- and Worcester, Dart HIU 'fRd. The grade level will be called faster.speed. oal project. ^ Tlie adutts inay soon be a l^ ^ be tranH>oeted by 1960; fate M.S. from that school remains vacant. Grade 9, A through Ortffltbs, ton St. and Phoento St., Phoe­ Legio.n Dr., Regan Rd. and, Nathan Hale, CTUton Potter at Glenstcne, South St. and Ever­ bury Hill, West Rd. and DaUey and Lawler Rd. Skinner Rd. Christopher. Regan Rd. and It began to the summer of course they need -nie number of to 1966, and Is currently work- **"• Ricketts, Room 28; Grunoke through Pag­ green, South St and ^-oxhlll. nix St. and Hublard, Phoenix ing to the sixth year program who has been on the teaching gtoU, Room 29; Phanauf Center St. and Falknor Dr., Circle, West Rd. and Neill, Skinner Rd. and Mary Lane. Hatch HUl, Tolland Rd. and 1966 bta DOW runs almost ye**- to get a Wgh Khori diploma tocretsed to 27 thla . Maple Street School St. and IrMiwqoa, Phoento St. Evening School at tha Unlveralty of Hartford, ***** for-several yeara took spe- through Z, Room 80. Mona Macomber at E. Middle Vernon Elementary School Barbara, Skinner Rd. and Wol­ BUS XXIV Plymouth Lane, Grier Rd., m s Vernon ^ (Inc. A.M.(kDO) and Maple *!I! *«>* *^ ***" y*«. SJ may have to be P«t majoring to elemantory educa- coufoe# this summer at the Grade 6, A through Oram. Tpke. and Woodbrldge St., Alice TRIP lU, 8:06: Rt. 83 and cott Lane. Sykes, St Bernard’s, Hatch HUl and Dockerel Rd., TRIP III 8:06:.Rt. 83 and Ver- Vernon Center Kindergarten To Add Courses »»•«» *• o T U this wm not be known (9on. ” Unlvekrity of Connecticut 3n a Room 28; OramaoM through Magrel at W. Middle Tpke. and Merllne Rd., Rt. 88 and WU- Vernon Center Middle School Hatch HIU and Brandy HIU, ^ until after school has bean to A.M, St. Joseph’s Homestead 8t„ Nqrman BJark- no^ Gardens, Old Town Rd. and ghlre, Rt. 83 and Allen Dr.. Kel- TRIP II 7:60: Vernon Ave. TRIP I 7:16: Skinner Rd. and Bamforth Rd. and Baker Rd.t Due to the success rt the Man­ oouncU and^k)csl social service either go to the toe „ tmr days. Schools Juggle Students aitoldM hte prtiripnlh duUee, •chrtarahlp. She wUl be work- Morgan, Kathtoen, Room 24; Loveland HIB, Old- Town Rd. TRIE III 8: Main St. and agencies. The need has stayed Hertford adutt education pro- of mroUment muA^ taacb a fourth '•**• eupporttve services Marian, Kevin through Z, man at Buckley School, Mary ly Hd. and Trailer Park, Rt. 80. Elip HIU Rd., Welles Rd. and and Brooklyn St., Vernon Ave. Bruce St., Skinner Rd. and Rt. 30 and Evergreen, Rt. 30 chester Adult Evening School Miner at Center and Church and Wilson Lane, Windsor Ave, I - BUS IX A^orn, AUlson Rd. and Lo»fc>-and Lumber Yard, Vernon Ave ___ ^ ...... ^ t year. Director Geoifie' J- — A — ^ GBsad Httl part !* **** *wo elementary eohoote. Room 26. and Carol Dr., Windsor Ave. Hany Lane, Euinner Rd. and Sunnyvlew, West Rd. and pts., Dorothy NeU at Buckland Etat School ft St. Beriiartl’s ralne, Taylor St. and Elm Hill and High St., Vernon Ave. and jo^n r,^ Skinner Rd. and Ger- ^ in m e rl^ said there wUl be an the riate equivalency teri. ^ follows tor the elamanUry To Make Them All Fit 5w*aolalapeclal aandsand 1 uiad^ ' ih Henry Sts,, Frank Mordavsky Range HUl, Regan Rd. wood, Bolton Rd., Cemetery Rd., BUS V ' St. Joseph’s TRIP I 7:20: Lake St. and Crown, South St. and Fox HUl merltog said there Is a growiiifi Project Outdoors wlH be run *tert" ^w**** “ l**^!****^^’^ tha cftMT half ait the Sykes pRn choom tovrives bus stu- chUdran to ohe schoolI and 28 targaitan ■ claasaa — —She------received^ rial studies program ktodetgar- a Water-purMoatlon iX at St. Brtdget and Antoinette Heidi, Regan Rd. and Country Bamforth Rd. with the cooperation of the Luts ri*rt of |160,000. Now that Om RockvUle High School TRIP 1 7:16: Rt.-80 and Dob- Berkeley, Lake St. and Richard, Dr-, South St. and Bancroft. ______demand here for the profiram Bufldbig on Fart a t < ]« « . team Burke Rd. and walk- famUlea with chUdran to more i w R 8. tedm CMtral OonneoU- ten through Grade 8 te to its Ptanteh eiMtoe^aring oompany Hoad at St. James’. Lane, Regan Rd. and Legion, son Ave., Kelly Rd. TroUer Lake St. and Box Mountaiq Dr., Vernon Center Middle School Junior Museum and Involves 18 <“"*» are j ‘m e ophtting jof toe r ia « te ^ f^xn Proopert S t The «<*«■■«• than one school to klndargartan _ _ _ TRIP I 7:20:. Bajnforth Rd. I? f OM ' 1 Mancheeter adulto working other towns.! An outdoor sclenoe aystems. M ^heater only >•*««<*» out Btata OMIige in June. final form. It te hoped that the has ebntraoted to buUd In and Baker Rd., BoUon Rd. and Regan Rd, and Mary Lane. Park Me*n 8L (TalcottvlUe), Lake St. and Rosewood Dr., Tun- TRIP II 7:46: Rt. 83 and Wll- teuier O c t MeaBlet on their diploma must now fin- plan liwrivad otuitete teonj the throOgh Grade 4. Bdwta Gregoty o f Oolcherter, profiram of social studies to the Riyadh for more ttum 34 rail- BUS X shlre, Rt. 83 and Allan, Warren ccucauoneducation canter gt« thetne mu- f**.«■ 118,000 this year.------But--- this— um -----~ ...... d.* ___ PIneview, Valley Falls Rd., Elm HUl Rd.,'Welles Rd. and nel Rd. and Russell Dr. WASHINGTON —A-survey by Ish their studies to Hartford.. ;pf lor riementary pubUe and They include programs for the OHXCAGO — Bxoasriiva high­ of the Sierras and Rockies. The TRIP H 7:46: Old Town Rd, Dr. Vernon Center Middle School Spring, Rt. 80 an4 Tunnel Rd. PIneview. sis rate dropped to one case per graphic printing, preveotnWtak wMi t e pupfis taking tart- (ewer compUcattons (or (be moon tbsra would ha aigbt fam- MariboMugh wUltanrtaGrada munity, nation and world. Northeast School parochial school teachers and a handicapped, the deaf, emotion- way apood oonttouas to b* ttif grylloblatta, a relative of tfae and Loveland Hill,' Old Tovm Vernon C^tor Middle School TRIP il 7162: Prospect St. Lake Street Srtool 200'persons, oi^e-third the rate of auto maintenance, fire nkoi, bustoaoa oducatkoi, todus- eebori and to* aamUtee Involved, fllas with children attending 3 chMS. tha to n graduata frtm Thsro te a total of 27 teach-___ No. 1 killer on Amortoa's Mgh- TRIP HI 8:06: South St. and pilot program for grade chll* ally disturbed and mentally rq- grasshopper and the crlpket,^ Rd. arid Wilson Lane, R t ^ and |TBIP n 7:48: Center Rd. a n d -,j^ Flrehouro, Bart Mato St. TRIP HI 8:06: PhoenU St. the previous yecur. nology tor area fireman, ttM nita and hom* aconomlos Tba moving of toa riiiAww^ tea# dUfarant artoris. EBsbaro CemnsmoUt in 1366 ®ra on tha staff of tho two ways, aooordtog to on kisuranoa dren. Field tripe will also be larded. Soon to come are pro- thrives to deep crevices under Vernon Gardens, D^rt'^lfill Rd. Peart Dr., Comber Rd. and Ver- gt„ East Main St. and Tankeroosen Rd., Phoenix Bancroft, South St. and Vernon ------r- terinedia^e German, te'bs r t Sykes and t e ooltoga in tos Ragan Rd. arm wouM / i n t e plan n«*ny ehosan u'ifisrsorivadbnr BJB..SIUI aohoote, ktodergarten through company's riudy. It Imkootaa at abort the second grade wher grame to teacher developmont, the snow above 7,000 feet to the and Worcester. RfC Dart HUl non SumnUt, CentA' Rd. and ^^d Snlpslc, Bast St. and Fern St. and Washington St,, Taylor Ave. 2/6TH8 FARM E X E R T S on meta}, sculpture, thoSta'- pripnntory and vofig rtudanta Involve cnly bus ctaUdron to t e te a total of U lin t grad- riugrt to Oricturter tor the through Grade 6, toriudtog the tort apesdtog Soopunted for run from there. i^>eech,. curriculum and ethers. Sierras and up as high as 12,000 Rd. and ’Tfarall Rd., Thrall Rd. Orestrtdge, Centar IM. and gt. East 8t. and Center St., St. and Lorraine, Allison and BUS XXVI WASHINGTON—U.S. expoits makeup, f^d toterraedi8^[ - The Ubrary project will build But Oriien said, "We’ve rt t e main buSdtag. two gmdaa conoarand, tout and a n to tha Prospart St. area 3Vi yaara. * aupjiortfve earvlce teachor. In neaiiy 40 per oant oil t e 80,300 feet. nnd Watson R^. . B e ^ Circle, Croter“ ' "Rd. ' ‘“ ‘<1 Rt. 80 and South Grove, Rt. 80 Acorn Rd. ' RockvUle High, Sykes, Veriion of farm goods to the Far Bast ter work. up alomartary schori librariaa reached a point where we have Tha Sykta buUdtag will alao sacood. and M to tha BurtM Rd. area fitoa iaan Kuirt has bom as- addltton tbsra Is a physical adu- Mgbway fataUflaa to 1007. Rsok- Wester rajllesnakes have Northeast School Trovtrtream. and Mt. Vernon Apta. RU8 XX - Center Middle School, reached $2.1 hllllon In 1966 and There were over 1,;•00 with badi bopte »nd audio-visual'' to work on the projects we toouoa t e satire righto grada Tha fact that thsn iob too' and sight and 12 aseond grad- algnad to t e Grads 3 ctosa Mw ortlon toochar, art toaohsr and Isro driving was lusponribls for climbed 9,000 or 10,000 feet, and TRIP III 8:06: South St, and Vernon Center Lfdte Street Sehool RockvUle High School St. Bernard’s, St. Joseph’s $2.2 billion to 1967—about two- to the school last year, Tbte gnula hdd pravtouriy bean many Grade 1 studanto to move are raq^aoUVaty. raoalvad linr B.fi. from toa Unl-mualo toochar. about 16 par oang. the wandering garter spake has Olemtone Dr., South St. and Al­ ' Khklergartan A.M. .. (Ino. A.M. KDO) TRIP I 7:20: Lake St. and ' (Bolton Area) fifths of total U.S. exports, to merltog-sald hhi rtaff te been found above 10,000 feet In *^*‘- T R IP i n 8:10: Peteraon Rd. T R IP U1 8:1*: Warren Ave. Berkley, Lake St. and Bode TRIP I 7:00 Botten Rd. and the region. Ing anot}|*r s u cce w ^ X r-.i.!-:; ■0 - Pages 15 to 28 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1968 Section Two Tu e s d a y , Se p t e m b e r 8, i968 iHanrll^Bt^r Tu e s d a y , Se p t e m b e r 8, i968

makp memorial oor.irlbutlons Conspicuous by . . . Abandon Honor Guard to the Memorial JPund of Had- Coventry Bus Routes dam Congjei^tlonal Chur6h. Youth, Troops Argue Not one person showed up The heading for Capt. Na­ at a regularly scheduled About Town than Hale School was Inad-. 'Nelaon H. Winalow Board of i Directors’ gripe Czech Youth Bow Manchester M idget and Pony vertently omitted In the Cov­ Nelson H. Winslow, 78, of 19 sessFion to ^m plaln, or even Belton Man Dies entry bus schedule appear­ In CeUter of Prague Football cheerleaders will prac­ Knox St. died suddenly yester­ to comment, on town affairs ing today on' page seven. The tice tomotrow at S;30 p.m. at day In New London. this morning. ^11 Cycle Crash bus schedule for the school (Continued from Page One) the West Side Rec. - _ ^ Mr. Wllslow was bom Aug. come when nobody asked yaw? ’Ihe sessions are. conduct­ To Soviet Threat app>eara under the Robertson turns up on the Russian side. "W hy don’t you go hom e?" ed on the first ’Tussday and In Towanda, Pa. 13, 189Q In Nashua, N. H., and School heading alter Bus IdB ’There will be a meeting to­ had lived In Manchester for the Two armored cars halted In "We'll go home after we’ve third ’Thursday of each (Oonttnned from Page One) ------~ ~ ^ ” and runs from Bus 1 to Bus other Communist parties, in- night of the friendship club past year and a half. Before he the square Monday night and had a look around," month. BOLTON — Wayne Roy Nlch- 16. thodox, conservative Oommu- eluding those of France and Ita- and toe sodality of the ^Blessed .■'■',7 " , " ______7 1.I1I.H retired 13 years ago, he was out jumped half a doien young a crowd quickly gathered, Approximately 26 persons Sacrament of St. John’s Polish ols. 2 1. of south KO., was xuiea^ employed as a paint salesman. ------—------— ------soldiers in their green, pot- and the debate started, with al- nlsta still In office, ly, the biggest in the West. showed up at the ’Tuesday im ormed sources said three The Italian Communist nevri- National Oathollc Church al yesterday in a motorcycle accl- survivors Include two sisters, neral home tomorrow from 2 to shaped helmets., ’They took up ways the same subject, always session last month. weekly newspapers active. In the paper L ’Unlta today denounced 7:80 p.m., to the parish hall. dent in Towanda. Pa., about 30 Mrs. Ada <3hristiansen of Avon 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ' positions, on the sidewalk, the same question; "W hat are liberalisation drive would not be pravda’s explanation that the Elmira, and Mrs. Jessie Francis of Call- though there was nothing to you doing here? Why did you m il^ .southeast of - ...... ^ Mahoney permitted to resume publlca- invasion was necessary to break Manchester Lodge of Elkqwill fomia. Cain L. Mahoney guard. come when nobody asked,you? lion. ’They are Lltqraml Llsty, a "counter-revolutionary plot" Private funeral funeral services services will will CainCain L.L. Mahoney,Mahoney, 78,75, ofof 2825 HOI-H61- ^ crowd quickly „ gathered, ______"Why don’t you go home?" hold a twomian setbabk touma- the ‘ writers’ association paper; m Csechoslovakla. ment starting Tuez^ay, Sept. 10, Nichols, recently discharged tomorrow morning at lister St. died Sunday at Man- debate started, with al- "We’ll____ go _____ home ____ after we’ve Political a student magasine and the if there were such a plot, from the Marine Corps after j^jm p. Tierney Funeral Home, cheater Memorial Hospital after ways the same subject, always had a look around,” said a self- at 8 p.m. Mexhbere may still news magaalne Reporter. The L’Unlta said, "It was up to the serving in Vietnarn, was en 219 w. Center St. The Rev. a short illness. the same' question: "What are confident Soviet captain, sign up at to e club or by con­ Roundup Soviet Communist party organ Czechoslovak Communist party route home from visiting friends United Aircraft Corp., East Vietnam w ar solution. a social time. ""iTMrmn^rey'^she some skepticism-reports Stanley L. Nichols Jr., of Man­ Mary Anna (Evans) Evanaus-' Hartford. He was an Army vet- Iran Quake Toll chester, and had lived in JBol- kas, 78, of Hartford, sister of «ran of World War I. Me was to associate hlmseU with that ^ k “’ ’Ilie (?hrtotlan social relations nnctltlnn ” Ellsworth said "he Is "'*’•** become a shrine hon- jt planned an Invaslim of Roma- comm«tee of toe Women’e So­ ton for 16 years. He attended Mrs. Anna Hyson and aimt of ^ member of C3eunpbell Council, poeltton, Ellsworth said, he is t^ose killed In SovleV bloc „,a, another rebel against domi­ Bolton Elementary School, and Mrs. Rena Sllfkus, both of South KofC, and the Am erican Lejgion. at liberty to do so.” ciety Of (3hristhm Service of T. M. Invasion. A boy and a girl car- nation by Moscow. wa-s a 1964 graduate of Man­ Windsor, died yesterday at Survivors Include two broU, ^publican latests dominate national flags sto^ there & South Metoodtot Churdi will Hartford Hospital. Now Set at 11,000 primary elections today in ^ ^ •fit'. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Su­ chester High School. ers, Raymond D. Mahtmey anu Survivors also include a Paul J. Mahoney,, of Man­ sannah W esley House. Almost immediately after (ConUnued from Page One) Iowa, Nevada and North Dako- yj^imUy all anU-Sovlet signs nephew. chester, and several nieces and ta. School Finance graduation he enlisted in the cup stand in the remains of a and slogans were gone from Funeral services will be held nephews. dren and husband. Four Iowa Republlctms are \ A midweek Bible study will Marine Corps, and was dis­ Thursday at 8:18 a.m., from the room. Hanging on a line sUII walls. Radio broadcasts indlcat- Booklet Topic ’The funeral will be held to­ "Suddenly the ground was c o m p e ^ for t ^ nox^-«Uon to „e w Instriio (Hprald photo by Bucelviclus) be conducted tomorrow at 7:30 charged in April as a lance cor- Benjamin J. Callahan Funeral drying 1s Saturday’s wash. morrow at 8:18 a.m. from the moving under my feet,” re­ •jucceed retiring GOP, Sen. p.m. at Trinity Covenant poral after serving 13 monOis in Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart- Some 31 towns and villages The U.S. public education John F. ’Tierney Funeral Home, Burke B. Hlckenlooper. Gov. Vietiiam. Since his discharge called farmer Javid ’Tabasl, 42, were devastated by the quake. troops "occupiers.’ ’ Industry costs $25 billion and Tolland School Library Movfes to Locker Room (Jhurch. r . ^ r 'X v r ^ u 'r ^ : W-. center _St.. i^m^a_-i.- "then everything went dark and ZT q-luckly T e r c r l l T c Announcers spoke Increasing­ is. so complex admtoisrtratively from the Marine Corps, he had sin to win been employed as a truck driv­ Vdth a de^eniVemsh every tit ciOes^ rescue ly of "even ts" rather than the and economically that the pres­ l6 ^ e r room. Shelves block o ff shower area. 'The Jehovah’s 'Wltne«es will have 'fpit'on. Mrs. James I^irrls, librarian at Tolland’s Hibks group discussions of a DlWe add er for the Manchester Pipe and ^ ^ ^ ^ '’s“ceme^^E^M ®t- Bridget Church at 9. Burial thing crumbled down. A few personnel move in. ’They want pike of ‘‘‘nvaslon" and "foreign" rath- ident of the Connecticut So­ move was forced by school space shortage.______^)«ord win be to St. Bridget Cemete^. seconds later there were ^jart rebuilding before the n^Lu «r than "occupation” troops. School, checks books in library’s new location, the - tom onow at 7:80 p.m. at 18 Supply. Inc. He was a member Hartford ciety of .Certified PubHc Ac­ Friends may call at the fu- screams and cries In every di- p,easant weather of late sum- veteran prosecu- ..gpp„ ‘allied troops’ Chambers St.. 736 N. Miato of the United Methodist Caiurch. Friends may call at the funer­ countants, Donald Rappaport, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. rectlon.” mer disaouears.disappears. Willlam_ Ragglo^of_Reno _sre 281 Woodbrldge St., 144 Griffin Survivors, besides his parents, al home tomorrow from 7 to 9 competing for the GOP nomtoa- said, ‘Tt Is a wonder not that Parven, a 8-year-old girl. Czech commented bitterly. Public Records Voter Session B d „ to South Wtodeor. and include four brothersf Robert L. p.m. tion to run against incumbent It works badly in many coses, Mm. A m a 8. Welgold stood cr^ng the'^^'^d^ mlSl^^ld \s Warrantee Deeds French Rd., Bolton. Nichols of Andover, Steven C. Some broadcasts assured but that It operates at all.’’ , A 6 to 8 p.m. voter-making ' R O CK VILLE — Mrs. Anna parents,ts.7 . I need m y m y moth- ___ Democratic Sen. Alan Bible. Nldiols and Dayid R. Nichols, Vincenzo Petrella n * ti, »iv membTrs pouring to. Prem ier Am ir Abass In North Dakota. Ed Doherty, workers they would be compen- The comment leads off the Gerard R, and Paulette J. session will be conducted to­ (Herald photo by BunlTlclus) S. Welgold, 74, of 106 West St, er.. u ® ^ ^ members ^ pther govern* d'Avlgnon to AxiAhany and A midweek seiwlce and Bible both of Bolton, and Boiler SOUTH WINDSOR — Vln- of her family are gone. nu c a New Rockford Weekly news­ Eated for all wage losses result­ society’s booklet, “New Ap- morrow to toe town clerk’s widow of John H. Welgold Sr., ment ministers are touring toe Carole J. Page, property at 76 office to toe Municipal Build­ classes for all ag€« will be held Trainee Fireman Appren.cii. H4w«-ot- cenzo Petrella, 88, of Hartford, , „ . , — — . Weeping for his 3-year-old son paper publishers, and Robert P. ing from the "happening,” to- proaches ta Public Education’’, New Shop Opens at South Windsor School area. 'They ordered water tank­ Columbus St., conveyance tax tomorrow at 7:80 pjn. at the stationed S - of Mrs. pkullne Surber ^p^tL. Jaffar, two other sons and his McCarney, a Bismarck car eluding the brief general strikes^ fjj,e booklet 1s sent to all ing. ers and building materials sent Church of Christ Lydall and South Windsor’s llmotoy Edwards School ha« a new industrial arts shop opon ^ this week aboard the US8 M esw y to the o f South Windsor, died Satur- wUe, Hkjl Ghavi, 48, sat alone dealer, seek toe GOP nomina­ protest toe Invasion. . supertotendents and full- $28.10. j Eligible applicants must be Mrs. Welgold was bom Feb to toe scene. and two new teachers for the shop. ’Thoy're Jrtin B. Kulesa, left, and Jerry R. Lachance. Medtterranean area; three sis- day at St Francis Hospital, on the remains of his home and' tion to oppose incumbent Demo- In Moscow, large numbers of time business managers of William B. Bdtlbre to Hon- at least 21 years of age, res­ Vernon Sts. •2, 1894 to Rockville, daughter of But there Is no remedy -for ters. Miss M ary Jo Nichola, Survivors also Include 4 sons. grocery shop. ---tic r-ov. William L. Guy. government limousines were every school district. It jRims dolito J. Edwards, property at idents of Manchester for at Louis and Ida Junghanel Flech- "a n act of God,” said one man. 'Ihe dlatriot executive board of to that charge In Mancheater as she was roundlag a curve Miss Noreen B. Nichols, and 4 other dau^tem, 21 grandchll- Three orphans five, four and In other political develop- piurked outside Communis,t par- the latest techniques ta 196 Henry St., conveyance tax least six montos and must bo sig, and had lived to the Tolland At least 11 after shocks the Women’s Society of Chris­ (Circuit 12 on Sept. 16. on N. Mato St. causing toe v e ­ JiQss Kristee J. Nhtoote', all of dren, and 18 great-grandchll- two years old, waited for their ments; ty heSdqutirters Monday, and money handling. $38.60. U.S. citizens. Police Check Rockvillf area all of her life. have been reported since the tian; Service of the Methodist Tw o ■ youths |..were Injured hicle to flip over. ’The accident Bolton, and his paternal grand- dren. parents to return from the —Formation of a fourth party Communist sources said they I t recommends large school John L. and Carolyn C. Pres­ She was a member of the First first kiUer quake Saturday. On ^ ____ Church will meet ’Thursday sUghtly When toe motorcycle occured Sunday, and toe ■vehicle mother, Mrs. Mary J. Nitixils of Funeral services were held wheat field. with Sen. Eufeiene J. McCarthy heard an Important central ton to George J. and Patricia First Hartford Reiaty, repair Lutheran Churchy of Rockville, systems decentralize to ptrt re- they were riding tlpjied over was damaged on the t®P “ "d BoHon. this morning from the D'Espo ______Donkeys and mules eat grass Sunday, another quake hit Fer- ^ presidential candidate committee meeting heul been A . ’Taoski, -piroperty at 216 Hen­ fire damage at 896 W. Middle from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Su- Five Crashes the United Lutheran (Jhurch EiponsibiUty for carrying out de­ and sent them sprawling unto toe sides. N o arrest was made. beside the ruins of their owners’ doua, about 30 miles npr o urged at a rally to Boston ccdled to discuss ut home state of M^ne. 4, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Lt. Raymond F. Griffin who had been with the force 40 room. Hostesses are Mrs. John fto****^- o* Rockvilte Bulldtag Fund ofrihe First Luto- ' ACCOUNTING Pom er Clinton ^Associales Inc. traffic control sign and will an­ full-scale ground assault on Sal- 2,000 enemy soldiers have been ^ ^ ^ William Henry Wise, Nor- years. Robert D. Lannon wi'll fill the lieutenant spot and Krompegol, Mrs. Andreas Lor- 1913 to and Mrs. Patricia A. Sleber of gran Church of Rockville. for toe Connecticut Bank and swer to that charge In Mair- Zenulk of Detroit, Mich.,- and Tolland; three sUters, Mrs. Ann ______gon within toe next few days. reported killed. . , 'wlch, and Janyce Virginia his spot as sergeant will be filled by.,Eli B. Tambling enzen, and Miss Helen Janssen. HARTFORD INSirrUTB OF ACCOUNTING Trust (Co., 80x26 foot addition chestei Circuit Court 12 on Sept. the late Mrs. Rose Zenulk, and w ells of South Windsor, Mrs. A terrorist to toe capital ------CoUfiTeSS t aClllff Fluxfcey, Norwich, Sept. 7, Cen- plus alterations to branch bank Jr. ” 16. had lived in Vcmmi for many Vera Kishkunas of MancheMer, tolledkilled two Vietnamese anaand ------J 11-mm ¥ O -1 CJ • O “ 66 Forest St., Hartford— TeL 247<*111® ter Congregational Church. Lt. Laiuion joined the force 'Sgl. 'Tambling joined the The Manchester Emblem Club A second collision this time Mancheater Area Richard Day Maguire, 164 at 16 N. Mato St,. $74,000. years before moving to East ^nd Mrs. Helen Tobacco of East wounded eight with a grenade U / poh pjld ± O il LjVelV hCSSlOlir as a patrolman In October 1067. force October 1957 as a patrtrf-- will open its season with a whist on Monday at 9 a.m. at the In­ Hartford three years ago. He Windsor; and nine grandchil- today to front of toe U.S. AID j Taimer 8t., and Carolyn R ot He attended police schools such card party tomorrow at 8 p.m. tersection of Main St. and man after service in the U.S. was employed as a machine re- Four Charged headquarters. Hundreds of (Contbined frem Page One) art, 88 Proctor Rd.-, Sept. 14, at the Elks Oub, 30 Blssell^St. Brainard Place Involved cars TWEED’S as the Conneoticut Police Aca­ Correction Marine Corps. He is a IVW II 773 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER pairman for 12 years with the a solemn high Mass ot re- Americans were at work to toe Of Accidents eration of a proposal' to suspend Center Congregational Church. demy to Bethai^,' the Arnold Mrs. (Charles Pohticelll Is to operated by EUen J. Swanson Standard Machine Screw Co. quiem will be celebrated tomor- , ln Car Mishap big conert^e building to cme of equto time provisions of federal - Joseph R . CJompoaeo, 111 Ced­ ’The Herald waa in error Sat­ Markal Law School to New veteran. charge of the event. of 698 Center St. and Vickie L. OPEN THU^DAY NIGHT tiU 9 ^ Survlvors, besides Us wife ^t 11 a.m. at St. Francis of' Saigon’s busiest sections. Prril- law for the presidential cam- i. ar at., and Elaine C. NowlcW, urday to toe B-tory of two youths Haven, the New England Law The sergeant also went to po­ Brown, 19, of Bast Hartford. Four Coventry residents were BRITISH MNERICM CLUB and father, include two daugh- assUI Church. Burial will be mtaary reports indicated that Reaches 666 paigns. 80 Foxcroft D r„ Sept. 7, Church charged wi'th breach of peace to Enforcement Officers Com­ lice schools including toe Beth­ New residents of the Manches­ The cars were allegedly travel­ CUS'TOMER PARKING A TH E A R OP STORE ters, Mrs. Mary Carol Marconi St. Catherine’s Cemetery, arrested Saturday evening in toe terrorist escaped. » The three major radlo-televl- of the Assumption. axi incident oocurtog at George mand Training Course at Bab- any and Markal schools. ter area wishing to have their ing east on Main St. when one Viet Cong forces killed anoth­ (Conttoued from Page pne) _ networks have offered Vlce^ of Manchester and Mrs. Shirley R^ad Brook an incident invohrtog a car. I Building Permits for Teene on Tolland ’Tpke. son InsUtute to Wellesley He lives with his wife, Pauline, children attend Center (Congre­ stopped for a light and the oth­ er 20 clvillEins, wounded 80 and General (Contractors Inc. for gational (Church School are re-* Ela of Simsbury; a brother. The Benjamin J. CaUabaA Fu- Adetbert N. Langley Jr., 17, The National Safety OouncU President Hubert H. Humphrey W H l STAKT nUDAY, SEPT. 13,‘ D68 It was Mark A. Turning, 17, Mass., and police courses at and their eight children at 73 er. following, was unable to burned down 88 htoises to a minded to register them before 5HctK>lafl Zenuik of Detroit; a neral Home 1602 ICain St Riuit ^ , - - ...... ft'x* Richard M. Nixon tim e for of Blast Hartford who was the University o f (Connecticut iflgh St. stop. hrfavy mortar attack and .had estimated that 876 to 876 __ ^^^a-tivface_ debat* to their race Sunday If possible. Registration sister, Mrs. Helen Capada of Hartford, U In charge of ar- arrested on found to have a toree-foott-lengto and Manchester Community Chief Reardon said both pro- Miss Brown was arrested for Detroit; and six grEUidchlldren Ireland Dr. and charged with ground assault on Long ’Thanh, pe-rsons might die In traffic to white House. But this Is Intmstad iiMinb«n and guntts may sign Hp may be made by contacting toe rangementi. EDITH W. SCHOEU of chain fastened with a padlock (College. ’ motions w ere made on toe basis failure to drive a reasonable The funeral will be held to­ ’There will be no calling recklew driving, breach of toe . a district town 20 miles east of the weekend which began at 6 contingent upon Congress lifting at tfw club now. Teacher o l hiidden around his ■waist when He was appointed sergeant of toe police exams given last church office. distance apart and will answer morrow at 8:48 a.m. from toe- hours. ® Saigon. 'r'The town’s HAfAtlMkdefense Friday . and .• end .s A«.toe _ ___ requirements1______undera____ which1.1— peace, resisting arreit, evad­ ' Tha club h loccHod at____ \ Plano, AcooMlon, Organ police searched him, and not to 1963 and has been a Red September. BenjEimln J. Callahan Funeral force ot 100 mUlUamen and 40 WnnAiv ing responolbillty, operating a similar time would have to be 75 MAPLE ST.. MANCHESTER Begliiners a E^peclaRy toe other yoixto Involved to toe Cross Instructor. H e Uvea with He added that he will soon Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart­ poHcemen reported one of their ® ^ tw’ avaUable to minor party Mrs. Margaret M. LoMott motor vdticle while the license Tel. Evenings 6>8*8016 incident, Raymond A. Dalardl, his wife, Roxann, and their announce the names of three ford, with a solemn hlgdi Mass men killed and eight wounded. The Associated Press, fw a 1960 suspension Mrs. Margaret A. McKeever is tinder suspension and failure 18, of 26 Norman St. to new patrolmen to be added to of rtequiem at flt. M ary’s whUe enemy casualUes were not com j^ron puiroses. ^ «Y ey^ cleared toe way for debates be- three children on Lake St. LaMbtt, 85, of 349Oakland St. to display number plates. Po­ Church. Etost Hartford, at 9:30. known. traffic deaths during the non- Bolto'n. the staff. died last night at Manchester tween Nixon and John F. Ken-' Burial will be to St. Mary’s lice did not give details. Another 16 civilians were holiday weekend starting Aug Memorial Hospital. nedy. Ometery, E ^ Hartford. Two occupants of the car be- killed and 12 were wounded 16 and tallied 518. Mrs. LaMott was bom March The worst sin^e accident of In late July, toe divided Friends may call at toe fu- came involved to €ui argument when a bus triggered a Viet House committee voted 18-10 to . neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ‘^*d'’’EUell* J^^ ^ t^ poUceman. ■ ^ng land mine near Pl^ this holiday period killed eight North Dakota teen-j^ers Sun­ postpone any action on the issue and both were arrested and ’Thlet, a provincial capital 100 until after toe conventions.;’The MeSweeney,' and had lived to day in a two-car crash on Inter­ Mrs. C. H. Waterhouse Manchester all of her life. charged with breach of ^ e mtles northeast of Saigon. Senate lias passed a waiver for peace. ’They are Bernard J. Qjs- Some observers thought toe state 94 west of Jamestown, FOR EXPERT HEBRON—Mrs. Bessie Up- Survivors include 4 sons, VWl N.D. They were returning, home the two top offices from Aug. 31 ham Waterhouse, 79, of Wind­ tello, 20,. o f Stonehouse Rd. and enemy had begun its long-ex­ WHBl^L ALIGNMENT—^ E E L BALANCING liam LaMott, George F. Me- from a party. through election day. , FOB A LirETIMBI , sor, sister of Albert Upbam Keever. J. Edward M oKeever 'Wayne R. 'Shaw, 16, o f Rt. 31. pected third offensive when It ■you’ll never liave to buy film a i ^ . . . COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Later, Kevin C. Ravlln, 16, idiattered a two-montfa lull to beoauee each time LiMrtfs d evW s and of Hebrph. died Saturday to and Maurice McKeever, all of prinia your roll of Black ft Whit* or r a d i a t o r r e p a i r i n g a n d s e r v ic e Hartford. She was toe wife of Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. of Crestwood Dr. w en t-to toe the war on Aug. 18 twlto fierce Koda-color film we ,glve you A B ^ police, office to diacuss the attacks In Tay Ntoh Province LUTELY FREE, a fresh roll of film SEE Clifford H. Waterhouse. James R. Foley of Manchester; for your Camera. We replace the Wliri Survivors ilso include 4 sons, a brother, William B. MeSwee­ Longley incident, became in­ along the northwest*^ approaches you have developed. It’a all fresh- volved to a disturbance, police to Saigon. ’The fighting spread dated and top quality .and Ko- a daughter, 13 grandchildren, ney of Manchester; a sister, 1 dak, too. Quick processinc . . . to other areas, and the enemy CLARKE MOTOR SALES and 7 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Agnes Schug of East Hart­ said, and was charged with 124 hour service for radio announced last week that I R I V ^ A Y S I black and wtilte (just RT. 6 and 85. BOLTON— 643-9521 Funeral service were held ford; 10 grandchildren, and 9 breatto o f the peace. a little bit loncer for Manchester this altemoon at the First great-grandchildren. Longley was placed to jail • an offensive was under way. PoMdiig Areas w Oaa Stottons s BosketbaU Courts. eolor). Church to Windsor Congrega­ ’The funeral will be held to lieu o f bond and was sched- But toe U.S. Command re- Now Booking For Seasonal Work ' tional. Burial was to Pelisodo Thursday at 9:30 a.m. from the uled to be presented ta Rock- fused to characterize toe action All Work PersonoUy Supervised—We Are !•*% Insured W .P. <)ulsh Funeral Home, 228 vUle Circuit Court's today.'Cos- “ Ui® ‘*'**'*1 major enemy often- Porkade Cemetery, Windsor. Mato St, with a solemn high ten<, posted $200 l)ond for ap- »lve of toe war, even after toe DeMAIO BROTHERS M a . BoMemary Blomstrand Mass of requiem at St. Bridget pearonce in Manchester Circuit <>* fierce fIghUng Mro o se m M^abe Church at 10. Burial will be to court 12 Sept. 23. and Shaw when 7,800 enemy troops were IM PARK STBEET md Corbins Comar, West Hartford Mrs.. I Rnose o m H r y r-.m .t.rv ^ - ______renorted kl led hv sidled forces Blomstlond', 42, of H artfq^ St. James’ Cemetery. and Ravlto were released with- reported killed by aldled forces, l-tM* SINCE 19M.. MS-TOn Friends may call at toe tu- $ , lister of James D. McCabe of out bond for appearance to the Enemy forces graduaUy have 9 651,323 Mancherter, died yesterday at neral home tomorrow from 2 to same court Sept. 23. 'K®"® *eU ln g and ter- Mt. Sinai Hospital. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Other (Coventry arrests over rorist attacks less costly to Survivors also include her fa­ toe holiday weekend: them in tqrms of casualties— dPEN ther and two sisters. j, , Mrs. Anna M, PUukas ‘ Saturday, Joseph Q. Bamow- and have la^inched no signifi­ We REPAIR' WANTED! Mrs. Anna Margaret Pilukas, cant ground 'attdeks to toe last BUY SINGER® available Funeral eeirvlces will be held skl, 48, of North Haven, speed­ temonow aTV:3b'a.m” 'fr'om''t^ 86. of 40 Buckland St. died Sun- ing, scheduled to appear to four '--days. However, allied m a j . VOLKSWAGENS MEN - WOMEN MWing O'Biitn Funeial Home, 104\ day night at Mancbestei Me- forces searching for toe enepiy Mwchester Circuit Court 12, age 18 and over, prepare Lincoln Service has helped machlM have touched off some fighting. ooMPuenrE 'vw r e p a i r s e r v i c e t lll9 P .M , Muin St,, Hartford, with a Mass'mortal Hospital, Sept. 23; Sunday, James Kowal­ now for U.S. Civil Service thousands- prepare for lliese with U.S. Marines sweeping the cf requiem at Bt. Peter’s Mrs. Pilukas was born April ski, 17, of Tucker St;, Coventry, job openings during the next tests every year since 1948. canying for Church, Hurtfoid, at 10. Burial 1 , 1882 to Kaunas, Lithuania, and ^ „g ,a r d jn g a State Traffic Con- rolling hills just below the de­ REBUILT VOLKSWAGEN ENGINES 12 months. I It Is one of the largeet and will b< in Soldiers Field, North- had lived in toe Buckland sec-■ militarized zone reported kflllng Government poelUonk pay oldest privately owne4 TONIGHT wcod___ Cemetery,______^ ^ Wilson. tion of Manchester for 45 -years AACI Cftrly s^r-wswirtoday, s Rodney%wss V North Vietnamese troops ” to MORIARTrS CHEVRON SERVICE high starting salaries. ’They schools of its ktod (tod Is • Smooth stitching Friends may call at toe iu- Before she retired, she ..had 34 rt^illlmantlV ‘wo clashes Monday near toe provide' much ch greater-socur- not connected with the Qov- in forward and inverse. ’ neral home today from 7 to 9 been employed for many years ' Manchester court ^ock PUe outpost and toe now Ity than private employment eriiment. Personal 1 p.m. at the Hartman Tobacco Co. She “ aneneater court . Tim Moricirty, Propriator . and excellent opportunity for For kTlBE booklet bn Oov- . Saws all type of fabrlcs- - -- , was a member of 8t. Bridget ~ i , . , 'a r . a nollce activity: ‘^ ® ' Spu*«e*nten said only 10 of 270 HARTFORD ROAD • 643-6217 advancement. „ Mttoy post- em m ent jobs, Inchkltog lU t shaars to bulKy woolani. and ovary night Mr*. Tituiiias L. Horton Church and Its Rosary Society, the Leathernecks were wound- tlons require little or no of positions and salaries, till specialized education or ox- out coupon and mail at once SOUTH C OVENTRY — Mrs, toe Utouanlan Women’s Alii- *st«ffnrri *<>. thanks to air and artillery Askaboutourcreditpliin- erlence. —’TODAY. Loans. Edith W, Horton, 68, ,of Had- ante and the SLA of Manches- support. But to get one of these jobs, You will also get full details daslgned to fit your budget. ^ . this weak dam, mother of M«. Edward Ur. K ^th maWtor^^ Rve of toe Amertcans were on how we can train you for you .toiust past a ^est. The aSal t awJkr fonMnvw to af 11N 01 R'fMizy /' A* W. Munster of .South Coventry, Survivors include a daughUrs. ■«“ > charged with making an Im- wounded when their helicopter competition ie keen ai)d to' these tests,J&t home, while died Monday morning at Vale- Mrs. Ann Barth of M^c!nchester, , ^ ^ 4 4 ^ . The d '-t^ y e d to some cases only one oiit of you keep your present job. New Haven Hosp'.tal. She was With whom she madelade KBrnS)' home, five pass. Don’t (lelay—ACT NOWI other driver was Gall L. Sken- ...r-'-...... ------. ■ * ' bUBALDO MUSIC CENTER (except Saturday till 6 P.M.) the wife of Thomas L. Horton, and Mrs.'Nellie XJabus aijjiid Mrs. SINGER Classic “All Season” derian of Marl^ Dr., Coventry. In big chunks ot small ones. Survivois also Include a son. May O’Kohskl, ■ both of 186 WEST MIDDLE TPKE.—649-6205 UNCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 4-B8B three sisters, and three grand- Rapids, Mich.; 10 giandchil- Miss Waugh is Wheduled to ap­ Pekin, Illinois Come in and get your*.. Now. pear to Manchester Circuit Personal Notices-'' 866 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER .childft-n. , dren, and 15 great-grunucnil- REGISTRATION II I am very much'interested. Please send .me. FREE (1) A for your bock-to-school CkHirt Sept. 23. Funeial services will be held dren. . ' MixMlay thru EVtday—3:00 p.m. to 8:80 p.m. I listII ■ of' U.S: Government ~ poeltlons '" and ... salaries; (2)— ------Informa­ TEL. 647-1425 Harris Tweeid Coat om onow at 2 p.m. at Haddam The '.fu n era l will be held In Mtmoriam tion on how to qualify for a U.8. Government Job. In loving membry of Cliarl^s W: Chiitqrday—0:00 ajn. to 5:00 p.m. . shopping cdnvonianeai "MUlum" Untof for warmth wMtxout Congregationol Chuicb. B u ria l'’Thursday at 8:18 a.m. from CeiSoh who posHi’d swsy Sept. 3, Begtnneni Our. Spsololty Name Age, •A Trtdtmark of YHKSINOM COMPANY l welgUL S l z e ^ t o 16 in peitite length. will be to Haddam Cemetery. Holmes^' Kuneral Home, 400 19M. About Town Street ...... Phone.., THE CONNECTICUT BANK 10 Ito ’18 In average lengftlx. Ootore: Friends may call at the Doo- Main St., with a Mass ot re- Tboash Ills Hmllf bail gene foiever. Accortobn land Guitar — Bruno Dubaldo 1 Heather blue and oxonberry. little Funeral Horne, 14 Church quiem at St. Bridget Church at Ami .Tils hand we canpot loucb. B ta U ... AND TRUST COMPANY Hbse and Ladder Co. 1 of the We shsll never lose sweet memo­ Accordion and OuMor — Victor Dubaldo I qty...... 81.. Mlddlttown, today from 7 #. Burial will be in St, Bridget Town Fire - Department will ries. \ Pitteo i| n d OtRon — Clara Dubaldo *, ,| ‘Time at home ...... ( S I ^ ) to 9 p.OI. CemeUry. meet tonigbt at 8 at toe McKee or the ow we kn'ed ao much. ■ t Thore wishing to do Ae may Friends may call at the fu- 8t. firehouse. Wife and Children — - ^ o'-*' / /. ^ 'V\

. Vc . / INTEEK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1968 PAGE MANCHESTEB EVENING EEEAU). MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 1988 ^k£S. SnCTEES cording to Anderson, ending up man by the few who .werre- t * C o u n t y in the crowd gathered in the acted as to Judge all the youth part across from the Hilton of thl* country by the terror­ MANCHESTER'S heftdquarteiv. ists who Infiltrated the deraon- "There were no demonetra- atrators,” he added. ■ X- 3 at Convention Differ^pn Events tionk," be adiMd, "but the Only Fuel Oil Dealer The Baby Has ^ peoide In the part fell all over BROAD STREET By JBVrTB QUATBAUC the heavy security "placed an "waa dlstraotUig," according to the delegatee, thanking them for Rock Singer Free extra burdsn On the convMitlon," Mrs. Hammer, who dsseiAied Open .24 Hours A Doy! Tolland County’ s three return­ their opposition to ths Vietnam Under $1*000 Bond ing veterans of the Democratic according tO Atty. Hammer. Newman as quiet and tmpreten- plank," Anderson said. MANCHESTER "The oA>reseyl feeling of se­ tious. National Convention In Chicago, 'T talked to tboto who had Nb W YORK (AF) —Leeter MORIARTY BROTHERS Beeri/IVaihed M I came back with unahimoua curity Was unnecessary," ac- Describing the difference In been at the rioU," Anderson Chambers, rock stngir from • OpMDMIyIOfolOI pralae for the handling of the cordlHg to Anderson. the convention from what wae said. "I netver talked to anyone Stamford, Conn., has been re­ delegation by Governor _ John Tlie convention busineas creat­ viewed on television screens, w l» saw aziy vlolenoe on the leased under |1,000 bond foHow- Serving You for k • A o v s of Ft m PorfdoRl Dempsey, but with differing Mrs. Hammer termed tho tele­ part of the demonstrators. The Ing his arrst on narcotics vlo- 24 24 ed a serious mood among the vision coverage aa "a more r«M . Am , 4an|1««r e< Robert E and Betty-,}* rtem on the security precau- deUgates, udio paid strict at­ aotlons were quMe deliberate on ImUon charges. Over y, of a Century • "Cfcorylt” wM yow compoalt view, but distorted.” Kptfr tiiiambu ■*¥ w»» bom A®«. 29 at Maacbeatcr tioiia and dsmonatratlona. tention to the proceedbigB, ae- the pezt of the poUoe.” He was arrested Thursday and Her materlttl (ruidpcreato are Mr. aad "The commentators de- C J.T. or C.A.F. Cliorgo •The three partlolpento, dele­ cordlng to both i i n . HamiAer vslopsd an Idea or happening, Calohera viewed the distur­ released Saturday. He had sung HOUR HOUR^ Mr» Jatnee Kjv/t f^hanbU. Her potemal crandparenta are gate Rmiato CMohera of Staf­ and Calohera. \riilch waa not even realised by bances quite differently from Thursday at a benefit. Two oth­ Mr And Mr» Raymr-md Judd. CoiombU. Her mdtereal gre*:- Cord! ford, and altarnatea lira, Naoa^ "It waa a tumiStuous conven­ Anderson. er men were arrested at the FUEL OH. MIRNBI grarvimothent ere Mr* lUra Earfly. We*t Hartl&nf and Mr*. thoee in the haB," she ex­ M © bil Hammsr of Vamon and Gerald tion," Calohera reportad. ‘Tve plained. He asserted they ware trig­ same time. f M Kno* f v.(urrib»a Her paternal great-grandpaAenCa are >Ir. SELF-SERVICE DEPT ^TORE Andaraon of Andover, all claim­ never seen anything Uka It be- gered "by temyrlsU who in­ Police said they egw Cham­ DELIVIKY heating oil SBWICI M Mr* Ralph JtaVl She haa iwo brother*. •Mart. 4 and V ed the actual oonyenUon dlffar- fore." Atty. Hammer . attended all the sesaions seated In the filtrated thetnsehfee Into the bers, M, glvs a large sum of r/amiy. . 1 •d ocoaldarably firom what waa Although all three county par* ^ • gallery, but found himself young people gathered Ip Chi­ money to Chariee Smith, a aean on talartslon. tlotpanto were neophytes, (Jal- cago." Ridgefield, Conn., actor. In WatMO, tleaaae Marte. dangliter o< Kenneth R. and m # lecurlty praoautiona tak- ohera had attended two pre- crowded out by Chicago work­ ers on tho final night of* the ^ "I was not oomplotaly sur­ turn, they said, Smith gave Charter Eerr-ard Vt'ataon, -Vorth OoeenUy. She w m bom Aar / ro sA New Sty/es... t... D ^citunt Sev/m an by CffloBgo Mayor Richard vloua oonventiana as a gueat. a *> M.-.ntbe-'er Memortal HoeptUL (Her maternal gram^)er- oonventlcn. . prised by the eyenti. The ter­ Cbambere a box containing 4% CALL 6 4 3 -5 135„ Delay wara tanned “ uimeoea- Unit Bole Defeat Cheered rorist’s Intenttons were widely pounds of marijuana. Also ar- en*. ar* Mr and Mn Clwrte* Bernard. Marracandea. R-J. sarlly opprcealiig" by Anderson, "I found an T love Daley" 301 CENTER STRffT : ______MANCHESTER Her pstemaJ ifrandpirent* are Mr, and Mr*. Hafoid R Wat- Serving aa a member of the sign under my seat Thuraday displayed in the news before Tested was Charles Draugfan, "nsoessery'’ by Calohera, and delegation wa* a "hard Job as erai WakeOtId. B J. She haa a brother. Dal* John, 4. “poMlbly ovardone, but for our night, which I did not display,” the oonventton,” Calchera main­ M, of New York City. • • • • • the days wore on," according ha rapoitad yeaterday. "Tht tained. '• bahsflt” by Kra. Hemmsr and Hammsr. "Bverythlng •Ueaart. RoMeO Jay, aon of Ci— efl and Barbara Toong har huabend, Harry, who at­ to Mrs. Hammsr. "Kvarytmng p,op,,-n*xt to ma kept asking ■Tt would he Just es unfair to Stewart 10 Trotter SC He waa bom Ang. 8 at Manehe*»e»- matterad, wa raaohad good da- j ^ 'f c o m ." judge all the Chicago palloe- tended the oonvtaMon ufi’ a olslons." Metr^jnal Homitai Hla maternal grandparenu are Mr. and gueet. MartSiers ‘ KldtUKtped’ Mn Robert toimg. Fort Edward. K.T. IBa paternal grand- Calohara described the expar- Anderson partlolpated In an "Conneotlout’s delegation, was lance as "aWful strenuous, and parenta are Mr and Mr*. Rtiaatll Stewart. Pawlot. Vt. He ha.* run ‘very fidrly,' " aooordlng to abortive candlelight march of a «i«teT Leeka Anh. 2. exhausting. You could feel the ii„i 1.. i.i I • .1 '.iii'i i.ii ...... Aadsrson, a baeker of Senator tension prevailing throughout delegates opposed to the majori­ • • • • • w, Bkigene McCarthy and alternate ty rvpott <» Vietnam Wednes­ IT’S EASY TO the haU." Adam*. Anae TaB, daughter of Dotm W. and Bonita So­ to actor Paul Newman. "Gov­ day night. BAF-^r-ViCiNi rer Adam*. WapptM, » je waa bom Aug. 8 at Manchester / All three cbearad the defeat ernor Dempeey*B running of the of unit rule. "I have been a About BOO to 600 delegates lAmdrtaJ HoapItaJ. Her maternal grandparent* are Mr and delegatlao set an example the Mr« Bot-ert W, Strrer, Wapptng. Her paternal grandparent* strong opponent of unit rule started the march, wWch. Was CHOCOLATES Natlonat OCnvenUon could have M many years," Calchera stat­ Intctospted by police vrtio ask­ »re Mr and Mr* Donald W. Adanu. Owtennrflle, Ala. profited by," he added. • • • • « ed yerierday. ed the partlclpents to agree on Mrs. Hammer alaO termed the riding a bus through the first SWITCH TO "The decision to drop unit l..yga. S«e*en Andrew, aon of Andrew and Melinda Mnc- handling of the delggStton "a rtantl Lyga. Vernon He *raa bom Aug. 8 at MancbeMer Me rule ended an old tradition that two mUes which waa a resl-r model for the convention.'' De- J don’t like," Mrs. Hammer dential area, according to Apd- morial Hot^tal HU maternal g^ndparenU are Mr. and Mra. soiittng the relationship be- " Andrew MuccianU, Rockrllle. HU paternal grandparent* are riated. The dropping of unit erson. * tween the McCarthy supporters (5nce on the buses, “ we found V iE lt ^ Mr and Mr*. Peter Lyga. Rockrllle. rule one of the prime ob- • • • • • and the regular organisation Joctlves of the McCarthy a»^ we had been kidnapped and delegates, she explalnsd, "Wa were dropped off In downtown OIL HEAT... porters, Including Anderson. Kirby, Margaret Sapple, daughter of Robert O. and Mar­ grew to understand each other.” Llggtll Drag garet Supple Kirby, Wapptng. She *raa bom Aug. U at Man- The invoWement of well Chicago," he continued. MoCormlok Was Stopped known entertainment personali­ The delegates and alternates chexter Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal grandparenu are "Ocivemor Dempsey was Im- Mr and Mr*. William P. Supple. Wlneheater, Maaa. Her paler- J ties, such a s ' Newman, Bhlrtey then marched one mile down at ih$ Pariurit prsMtve," according to Mrs. nal graninother U Mr*. Paul H. Kirby, Arlington, Mau. She MiaoLaine, and Theodore BUcw, Michigan Ave. to the Hilton, ac­ Hammer, who servee as state ha« a brotber, Robert, *. One of a series of i central commMteewoman from famous Bannister Babies. . . MDYOU t^ a b y , BIH*ud DsrM, aon of Richard A. and Barbara the SHh District (ToUand Coun­ Foldk Qiltnby, Bolton. He waa bora AUg. 2* at Manrheater Me­ ty). "B«v. Jo*eph Duffey (load­ morial Hoapital. HU maternal grandparenu are -Mr. and Mr*. er of the state McCarthy forces) Peter J. Folclk. MalntrUle. HU paternal grandparenu are Mr. was in a dttUcult poelOon” , she MICHANL.N OW N W ATCH IN knd Mr*. Welaon .W. Quinby, t t Tanner St. He haa a 'eUler, added.' "Although he was In CHOOSE THE V' competition with us, he waa Im* Mary EUzabedi.2H- UNCaNDmaNAjULY OUAPANTNND » 9 0 * m praaaive In a political sense as HentM, ThMthy Craig, ■on of Michael J, Jr., and Al- weU a* being a gentleman.” berU SUglch Herold, Entngton. He waa bom Aug. » at Rock- Calchera wa* pl*a*ed with the P d n 3 W H O k N YNARS nUe General HonStal, HU paternal grandparenu are Mr. alrf •trong security measure* at the SUPPUEir Mr*. Michael J. Herold Sr„ Cranford, N J. He hac two. broth­ convention, "otherwise I would­ If our 3-year Uncondittofial guarantee gives you er*, Christopiver Paul, S, and Robert Michael, 1: and a aUter. n't have taken my wife.” confidence In Mtehiels Own Watch, think of the Deanna Marie, t. Hammer, stating the security m 9 9 9 • "may have been overdone", t

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BflS lira ataitcd ia a pBa of Minto- (ar (be lena to Xoectnbcr of Ihfa year, Tft Are Prepared to of 87 home vlalta in Hebron. Of d a le .w c* ^ «m I> otf U r » - Maoaggla. Bob Beal. Dow Bat- vacated when Joacyli Swenaaoa hery aaeteaBt left (here. Serve You to Your Uiia number 4l were nursing trwd Dr .Mtflaotac > P-*" ixxxt and Ray Boyd. waa appotafted a regtdar toaas- Ptoemca from (he Taera Fire The e«laylnc rhi are Swenaaen and Ktoppeahta^s, vlalta nlada 81 were to patlenta have started arooad the Why oat sol! oa amt receiving Medicare. ^ to Uke in tb« raft «ad docfc which Botlon waa beaten by rcpreatjte Xaacfacater'a ISOi carbprator. tha dataUaf nsnUr. RjxktdSe by two-tentha of a Aaaealdy DIatrict. He tonmalBdr Town fireinep-buawsrad a can The agency whldi serves the ctaarxe of (he food aerondf and the m k btigbl tor re-efaettoa. tliia m o c n ii^ ^ Md W. Middle three towns of Columbia, He­ prepar^bqte' .n n be t i n tU t - alarm In obicr ip fiM nlB ifto toai(bt, Tplu,.-*ri^ a fire started in a bron, and Andover began pro­ i f f Mn Kaffljn Morra reported thid the men the M a ^ ''w fli name BemaiM in an apartment build- viding aervlce on July 1. Dur­ Y O U N G MEN! ail had a g t » i time.and are al­ ing the first months of opera­ FOR B O Y 01l44er. ajyJ Dorodry Otovtoa of T8 WioodhID Rd. to 'h^ fliere. I fe damafe was re­ GARDEN GROVEl DoebdniM. They'biitv* reqneat' ready talking about (he iliird poMa on (he Haatan Relattona ported, bat some mnofce had to TELEPHONE 649*5313—649'5314 tions, (laUent records were cd that member* vdItajMr rarv annuai mbiter next year. The O bm m im im f and on the Aottou be removed from the bafldind. transferred irom the Northeast­ «(M d l*e* meh a» nalnAi, department eeprenaed ita a]F Commimton tor the A sh *. Vernon ern Regional Office of the State bread* i n i canaeroi**. by tejie- preciatlcn to Bolton rexidelita Gioatno, a RepUbhcati. la aMO»- Department of Health; physl- ptwno who attended the muater. afer of the Parkada T aaaa Ha clant and community agencies The Hoaedale area U located win l(D (he anexpirad tatais to M cAlm ont and Ra^e to H ead were notified by • letter of the between Tollaad Rd. and Bol­ The jialectmen sd& meet to- Hovember Udi, vacated by (be Ndir Bceeptiaff newly formed agency, and ton Lake. It la made up - nlctit A .t'Sp in the to rm o t- Rev. Patd Kalaer, alao a Jle- 'Standing orders were developed Red Cross M efhbership Drive regifitratiofM for and signed by the physicians pTOdmatety ¥ i ' famtltea, moat flata. ' publican, when be mored from The itepubUeM, Town Com- Mandieater. FUD, 1968. Write and the Medical Advisory Oom- of wt*XA belonc to the beach mlttee. aaaocunon, a volunlary orfad- mtttae eeili meet ta n y it at 8 John McAlmont Jr. and Rich­ of the Red Crou Board of IH- or can for zatkxi wboae primary pttrpoae la la the town office conference ard f ! RoaC will be the fund iwlors, vice president of the Several qlinlcs were conduct­ YOUNG MEN’S SHIRTS! Rtekvllle Area Chamber of Com­ BOYS’ SHIRTS! On malitfenance of the beach oar brochure. ed In July. In Hebron a vision­ Court Continues co-cbelhnen tor the Red Croae merce, treasurer of the Rotary testing cUnIc was attended by property and the derelopment T he Public Buildiny CoraniU- fhembenhip drive which srill be of nef^borbciod aptrlt. accord- •ioo wtn meet tomorrow at S Club and a member-at-large of 98 pre-school children who enter Cmispiracy Case during October. They the Highland Diatriot, Charter kindergarten this (all. A dental to Abeam. p.m. la the town office buUd- Tke CovMtry Two Mandb^er meb diarg. arere appointed by Jay M. Mil­ Oak Council of the Boy Scouts fluoride and cleansing clinic was Permanent Press Long Sleeve FIremer fiet Sid Prfcle iny to open Ude tor the ne^ of America. He previowly held the last week In August Permanent Press Long Sleeve The Bolton fir* department elemcetary achooL ed with coBip^i^t^to rob Unit­ ler, chairman of the Nathan Day School Hale Branch o i the American served aa a raptatn in the U.S. with a good attendance. Dress & Sport Shirts 'kme In tfalid. orer-all. ki the ed Bank dr Thud Co^/^ Ameri­ Mrs. Margaret Moahler is the Dress & Sport Shirts . ae-jond Ttdland f>wnty Mitfter NattonaTRed CroSa Army Security Agency. ikrath Street Eveoiay Herald can Row. Harttord. laat ^hoi^ The quota torthp Nathan Hato The Coventry Day School ts unique . . . unique public health nurse assigned to held ynrterday tn Efhncton. Cteiaa- McAlmont Is the town {Han- 8 o ^ Ooveatry, OUR REGULAR 3.50 & $4 SHIRTS OUR REGULAR 4.S0 & $5 SHIRTS appeared in Federal Court in npr tor Vernon. He is married Branch fund caznpaign is $11,- simply because its entire function is based on a Connecacut ittlS the Hebron and Gilead Hill The department pUced flrat weO Yeoag. leL ddS-SSSl. Schools and to the Hebron area. Hafttord this morning. One nak­ xnA ti*« two daughters and a 900. For the third oonaecuUve twe event* and third tn Pair dedication to excellence in• modern education. TeL (*88) 74M8te Podium Players’ Rehearasl ON SALE AT ON SALE AT VvenU. ed tor a conUnuance becanae aon. He torroerly-eerved in the year Gladys Ruefal will serve aa Ua lawyer could not be in court, U.8. Air Force and ia a mem­ treeumrer of the campaign. The Podium Players will hold Bob Korra. epokeaman for Harine Wcdttlier Located in South Coventry on thirty-one acres of a rehearsal pre{>aratory to try­ the Bolton rjontender*. reported and the other pleaded not gnfity. ber of the American Society of Towns included in the Nathan Hale Bcancb area are Vernon, Central Connecticut fields and forests, Coventry outs today at 7:80 p.m. at the thad be won the pole .ehinb, arith WDIDSOft LOCKS Bell and Horace Sellers will di- the' five Great Lakes is* Ih i a stimulating learning atmosphere for hundreds propfiato tilcknamea; "Spider" Long Island Sound w eatb^; wras continued Indefinitely taxler aerved aa the fund chairman of \ rect the music. Ron Morra, "Waterboy" Fred Vatlahie winda, mostly soulb- the same 89,000 bond. the Nathan Hale Branch in 1989. times the area of the six New of students. -- ‘ - It was decided to rehearse the Uick. "Spllab-epiaah" Leon Riv- wnest at 10 knots or leas, through The pair were taken Into cua- He ia {>reaenUy vice chairman England stafea. m ^c prior to tryouts so that en . "Cataptdt" Soma. "Burniy Wadnesday. Fair weather, with tody Aug. 8 by Harttord roUce- those wishing to take part R*MMt" Tom Labct and “ Shtm- viMhttity one to three miles in men -and several FBI hgents might become somewhat famili­ BOYS’ SWEATERS! YOUNG MEN’S SWEATERS! my-atilmmy" Morra Mmaetf. tog tUa morning improving to who bad tbs twak under sur- ar with, the music. AH those five miles by afternoon. veUlance. ^ tntereste'd in taking part are In­ vited to attend. Red Barn 0{>en Fine Shetland Wool Sweaters COMMUMCATMG The Red Bam Will be open WITH YOtfTH . . . W a n t $5 0 0 0 ? Wednesday from 6:80 to 0 p.m. OUR REGUUR $8 PULLOVERS THATS WHAT ¥VE (or the convenience of those Mne Lambs Wool Sweaters wishing to leave ai’tlcles for the ON SALE AT ARC DOM» WITH BLUE CROSS OPEN ENROLLMENT auction. Men of the Hebiyin Oon- THBE NIWBST gregatloral Church are asked to OUR REGUUVR $5 SWEATlfe o t s 'i r a t • report to the bam to help ready It for the Auction, Sept. 7. • ON SALE AT 5 . 9 5 Wft Manchester Evening Herald OUR REGULAR $10 CARDIGANS Hebron correspondent, Mar­ 3 . 9 5 STARTS TODAY! jorie Porter, tel. 2t8-9118. Sizes 10-20 ON SALE AT IXAIHa LOOK BIG TWO HIGH EtENEFIT PLANS FOR NEW BLUE CROSS MEMBERS! KMITS • PLAIDS Bring Yow Curtains, M A Y S « Oropas, Badspmods .Sizes S. CRCASE RSMSTANT and Slipcovars _ s u n i c ^ ^ _____ D P - 2 5 D P - 3 0 to th* WINDJAMMEK a 70 dayt of coverage for each admission.to a General Hospital.* a 70 days of coverage for each admission to a>General Hospital.*. Paricade Claanen • Credit of $25 per day toward hospital room charges. a Credit of $30 per day toward hospital room charges. ALL WORK MATCHMATB DONS ON PREMISES ‘ CORDUROYS a Full coverage, regardless o f em t, o f S(>ecial Services provided a Full coverage, regardless of cost, of Special Services provided BOYS’ SLACKS! YOUNG MEN’S SLACKS! and billed by hospital (such as drugs, 0{>erating room , labora- and billed by hospital (such as drugs, 0(>erating room , labora­ Crome to w here tory services and many more). • tory services and many more). \ th e m oney a Maternity allowance of $200 after both husband and wife have a Maternity allowance of $200 after both husband-and wife have Permanent Press Casual Slacks held membership for eight months. In addition, Blue Cross held membership (dr eight months. In addition. Blue Cross t more money MBen- at Beneficial...for your 9 4 m " provides full coverage for sick newborn care from birth. Call up . . . or is! vacation and all your provides full coverage for sick newborn care from birth. NGS MU-MtYKa M^T iTDM coma to whara th.e monay la summer expantaa. Why set* a Credit of $25 per day for up to 30 days of care in a General a Credit of $3Q.{)er day for up to 30 days of care in a General 4 . 9 5 . . . now. You’ll be aurpritad tie for Jata money than you Hospital for nervous-mental disorders or care in a S(>ecia]ty ^Hospital fop nervous-mental disorders or eve in a Specialty Sizes 29-42 Iww much more you can gat really want? Call BanafIciaL Green Manor Blvd. 'Hospital. Hospital. Manchester BENEFICIAL a Full coverage for hospital emergency rooin care for accidents a Full coverage for hospital emergency room care for accidents Permanent Press Di;ess Slacks NCXTTOCALDOR FINANCE & MORTGAGE CO, or serious and sudden illness when you receive treatment with­ or serious and sudden illness when you receive treatment with­ in 72 hours. in i2 hours. FILM AND OUR REGULAR $8 SUCKS KXIT 93. WILWR Second Mortgage Loans $1000 to $5000 CROSS PARKWAY *Readmlttion to any hotpltal within. 60 *Readmi$tion to any hotpitaJ within 60 836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ^ day$ following dalt.of discharge is con­ days following date of discharge U con­ DEVELOPING ON SALE AT prm w a n h io h t Next to Singer Sawing Canter* 649-OSOB sidered the same admission. sidered the same admission. OfCN cvcNiNOS ay APPOiNTMun— rriONc ron hours i Low, Low Prices UNTIL 9 I I Quarterly Membership Dues For DP-25 5 . 9 5 Quarterly Membership Dues For DP-30" Sizes 29-36 Individual $24.90 Individual ...... ’ $£7.90 (Monthly rate is SS.30) (Monthly rate is $9.30) T a r ■ % boHi stofvs epM tfiiin. and f i i nights tin 9! 1 KENT Family $48.30 Family . $52.80 r a 2 kxarions: downtown nioin stroot and j (Monthly rate is S (6.I0) (Monthly rate is $17.60) FAIRWAY .4 • i ____ sostmiddtetiimpnte. noxttopopiilorniarfcoto ^ ACAK? / Iff7 YOUNG MEN’S SPORT COATSJ youHg folks like ti^ go back to school FULL SPECIAL SERVICES COVERAGE REGARDLESS OF.COST ★ NO PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OR HEALTH RESTRICTION OPEN ENROLMENT ENDS'SEPTEMBER 13th V .j.. •* All VKool Sport Coats & Blazers Blue Cross membership is now open to Connecticut resi­ DP-30 provide realistic coverage to meet the costs of^health W h y N o f l V is ie r .6 p)iw s dents not presently enrolled in Blue Cross. Both DP-25 an<^ care today. . - ‘ . OUR REGULAR $23 SPORT COATS Wo have fully eqj^PPjd I ON SALE AT SBPARATBB-ANKJiBTS-SHORTS • BKnWS , new cars for rent oy the | UMDHWBAR’BLBBPWBARHBADWEAR •CARDIGANS billmq In addition to DP-25 and DP-30 covnragf*, this ap­ day, week or month, at l0 0 % Premium eeocN* Cotton PLEASE NOTE : Th.- cipplicntioM bf'low r. for nr-v/ plication is also for Blue Cross 65, the covoroqf* dcsignfd very reasonabte rates!. • • 1 9 . 9 5 nif fnbf'fs only M* rTibfr$ pM'M ntty fruollcd in Blur* Cross When your car Is tied Up | to supplf-mcnt Medicare benefits for Connecticut residents Sizes 35-42 on (I non fjfoup dirfct pciy Ikisis will have an opportunity 65 years of age and older Blue Cross 65 quarterly dues for service or repairs, or to irUM asf cov# ray»‘ whf-n thpy rf*ci-ivf- tlw u nr*xt quarterly Individual $1185 Husband and Wife $23 70 when you need an add!- tichal car.. •

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONi PltoM anroll m* at a mambar in Conn*clicut 8lu* Croii In occordanc* CALL VWith l•rml ond, condilloni >p«cifi*d in ih* RULESf AND REGUUTIONS. I undtritand wch oppll - .J ■ OPEN BVENINOB Welcome Here COOK Sign H*r*i.l. . Dot*. (Bgoept Tburs.) Sand your application today to CONNiCTICUT BLUE fROSS, P.O. BOX ' 1847 , NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 06509 Plaota'do not wnd paymani with application, . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUEBDAY, SEPTEMBER^, 19W PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY MANCIJESTER e ve n in g HERALt), MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1908

Middlf Tpke.; a son to Mr. and Vernon; Mira. Nellie iSradlcy, 44 Warre;i Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Hospital Notes Mrs. PhllUp Combs, 710 Ver­ Greenwood Dr. Estella Chessey and daughter, 3ald Nil) 'Rd-. Tolland; Mrs. All evenliiK vlaHinK hoar* end non St. ■ Also, Daniel Block, ptuart - BmTHS SUNDAY: A son to Kathleen Bombardier and NOW AT ALL •t 8 p.m., mm) Mart, In the Dr., Tolland; Bifwin StoUe, Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson, Broad Brook; IDithryn Healy, daughter, East Hartford; Mrs. variwM units, st: Pedlstrlrn, S Motion Edwards and son,- 98 p.m:; helt nervloe mlt, 18 s.m.; 63 Oak S t; a son. to Mt. fend Broad Brook; Mark Mallnguag- The maxi-men W o rth 2 0 0 Mrs. William Roman, Rt. 44A, gl, East Hartford; Mrs. Joann Forest SU'.'^rs. Bonnie Turull Crowell Hoone, 8 p.m. week- and ton; 478 Woodbrldge St.;* dsT*. 8 p.m., weeke^R and hall- Coventry; a daughter to Mr. Martin and son, 22 Hathaway and Mrs. Ronald Petro, 30 Lane; Mrs. Alene Toedt andson^ Mrs. Patricia White and son, of Stop & Shop da3Ts; private rooms. 10 a.m.; Thompso-tvllle; Mrs. Geraldine TopYalue Stamps semi-private rooms,. 3 p.m.; Chestnut 84,; twin soijs to Mr. WDlimantic. and Mrs. Michaii Hart, Hem- Drlsko and son, East Hartford; \1sitin8 In 310, 314 and 328 Is DISCHAROED YESTER­ Mrs. Vera Carlson and son, 146 bring you this This coupon good for 200 Extra lodi F*olnt, Coventry; a son to any time for immediate family DAY: Mrs. Zina Latham, 182 Oakland Rd., Wapping. Here's a special if onus only, wHli_ a flve-mlmite limita­ Mr. and Mrs. David Borrup, Spruce St.; Mrs. Emma Fallet- Top Vd1u« Stamps with purchase tion. Attenwon visitlnK h o m In 48 Mather St.; a son to Mr. tin, 472 ToHand T^ke.; Erich to help you of 17.50 or more (except cigor- nbstetrirs are 8 to 4 p.m.'then and Mrs. Kenneth Brooks, 146 Kusdie, 79 Bridge S t; Cyman Self-Propelled ettes Olid beer) of afl Popular beRin BRaln at 7 p.m. Visitors W. Center St. Taylor, 12 Byron Rd.; Mrs. Una get gifts faster are asked not to smoke In pa­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Clark, 806 Center St.;'^Inthtop Train Derailed Mkts. Coupon void after Sat; Sept. 7, 1968 tient’s rooms. No more than two daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Ed- Rlaley, East HartfonTi^ David NORWICH (AP) — A New visitors at one time per patient. ■ward Newmarker, South. St., Colton, 145 Benedict Dr., Wap­ Haven Railroad self-propelled Patients Today i-242 Oo-ventry; a son to Mr. and ping; James Hayes, 20 Union Budd car ran through an open ^ Mrs. John Green, 470 Wood- Court; Franols Abel, RED 8, ADMITTED SATURDAY: switch and derailed Monday bridge St. Ooirentryi Omer Glngras, 86 Mrs. Florence Cole, 83 Parker night but, none of the SB pas­ Bmklast Henry Jst; Clifford LaBontl, St.; Mrs. Ruth Oordner, 16 DISCHARGED SATURDAY: sengers was Injured. Newington; James Collier, 603 Laurel St.; Marian Dickson, 386 Rory Yungh, 48 Hartland Rd.; Pcdico said the derailment DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS WEDNESDAjTSEPT^ W. Center St.; David Orayb, 131 Mrs. Louise Wallace, Storrs; E. Center St. was caused by. vandals who Elizabeth Dr.; John Scovell, Richard DiBuono, Amston; Also, Mrs. Maureen Hobbs bndte a padlock on the ewltdt^ RFD4. Coventry; Mrs. Mar­ Mrs. Margaret Tracy,, 35 Rhnge and daughter, IS Brooklyn St., and reversed It. garet Trombly, East Hartford; Hill Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Irene Rockville; Mrs. Maureen Jullen The car, valued at $225,000' Mrs... Gloria Wayland, 86 Mar­ Cuccia. 319 MUler Rd., Wap- and d a u g h t er, Farmington; was a total loss, according to shall Rd. ping,"" Mrs. Pauline Rose, 36 Hen­ Mrs. Nancy Budnlck and son. railroad officials. ADMITTED SUNDAY: Mrs. ry Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Agata Sandra Brugg-emann, East Hart­ Ranieri, Manchester Motel, ford; Mary Calanni, Windsor McNall St.; Mrs. Rachel Cota, You’ll want to crow about these breakfast spe- Locks; Louis Garbich, RPDl, 46 Jan Dr. Hebron; Raymond THINK SMALL Manchester; Mrs. kDnnle Bolre, RFD 1, Manchester; M 784.90 Krause, 93 Walnut St; Mrs,' .Douglas Fayle, RED 4, Coven­ IMS Vi Myrl Moyer, 64 Wedgewood Dr.; try. Delivered In ...... brighter when your 'Equipped with leatlurotU in­ Michael Vemart, 102 West St. Also. Mrs. Anna Jeaki^JBSst wakes up to bacon and eggs sizzling on the -Hartford; Mrs. MaryJK^nnedy, terior, wlndahidd wnalur, S- ADMITTED y e s t e r d a y ': speed electric wipers, heoiter, griddle. •' ___ Mrs. Rhea Burney, Warehouse Crestfleld ConvaIe^«^ Home; dtfrooter, 4-wey auety flubars, Point; Mrs. Alice Golden, 79 Mary Slmmm>«;^83 Maple St.; beck--iip Uglits, front «nd raw TO PSlNl^lUlfi Pine Tree Lane, Wapping; Mrs. Mrs. HelfW^oyce, 476 Parker sent M ts. > Emma Harris, 31 French Rd.; St.;y f i i . Lorraine Kelsey, 91 John Henry, Glastonbury; Nor­ St.; Frank Mallon, 161 man Hosford, Swamp Rd., 11m HIU Rd., TalcottvlUe; Pal­ TED TRUDON entry; Mre. Lillian JohnjesC 46 mer Vaugtian, Roseland, Va.; Florence St.; Mrs. Jjrtia Kehoe, Bernard Richard, East Hart­ VOLKSWAGEN Hartford;Kosak, ford; Kim Gabriele, 781 Graham /^iast Hartfopd;^ybella Larkin, Rd., Wapping; Da'vid Brennan, 12 Ulley.-Sf.; Mrs. Florence Mc- 62 Hawthorne St.; Ronald Col­ MyielC Oakland Rd., Wap- lins, 543 Hartford Rd.; Michael .^ilng; Mrs. Hazel Meadows, 348 and Pierce Healey, 199 Tunnel Save a dolail Nevers Rd., Wapping; Brenda Rd., Vernon; Robert Bfemarde, YOUR SPACE AGE MINI-PRICING^ SAVES YOU MONEY MonUeth, Ellington; Mrs. Susan 133 Maple St.; Guy Bezzini, 66 Nagorka, 168 E. Main St, Rock­ Llnnmore Dr. FUTURE ville;, Mrs. Amy Neil, 400 E. Mrs. Helen Sadrozinski, 167 _ '' * - ON A DELICIOUS BACON & EGG Center St.; Carol Noske, 211 W. Center St.; Mrs, Selma Hoff­ THROUGH DAY OR EVENING STUDY High St.; Mrs. Helena SchUdge, man, Brooklyn, N.Y.;. Philip s m m i BREAKFAST WITH THESE / A fiV / ',/ ' is'//. 433 Gardner St.; Mrs. Bella Te- Lewis, 2BS Lydall St.; Jos^ih A changing world seeks new skills made available through treault, Wades Rd., Andover. ScagUotti, 350 Paiker St.; Er­ further education. Opportunity for advancement awaits BIRTIffi SATURDAY: A stm win Konesnl, Pomfret; George you in either degree or certificate programs. COUPONS! to Mr. and M «. John Vichi, Schack, 29 Westwood SL; Ken­ Mimtauk Dr., Vernon; a daugli- neth Jotanaon, '418 B. Middle ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Any or all coupons ter to Mr. and Mrs. Loui.'- Tru- TiAe.; Mrs. caiarMte Katz, 92 (iM d in g to Associitv in Applied Science Degree) redeemed with , Bridge St.; Joseirii Mandeville, ao, 335 Vernon Ave.; Rockville; Course Credits , Tuition Eves. Hoers one $5 purchase a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 304 Pinter St.; Andrew Liebman, TUES, & WED. ONLY Carpenter Rd., Coventry; Thom­ Communications Skills 3 90 Tu. 6:30-9-:10 Vernon Klrkbrlde, 342A Char­ Mathematics I 3 90 Th. 6:30-9:10 ter Oak 8 t; a daughter to Mr. as Dawkins, 149 High St. Differential Equations for and Mrs, Louis Hess, 480 W. Also, William Jackson, 110 .Technicians ■ 3 90 Th. ' 6:30-9:10 Hawthorne St.; Michael Slinsie- Physical Science, Mechanics. del, 186 Woodland St.; Herbert- Wave Motion & Sound 6:30-9:10 6:30-8:15 LaBrle, Ellllngton; Mrs. UUian Industrial Organization & Matchett, 97 Hamlin St.; hlar- Management 90 Wed. 6:30:9:10 ALL W AYS tln Lynch, Cook Rd., Botton; Advanc^ Semi-Conductor ktrs. Rochel Wrul^l and son, 23 Theory & Applications 120 M.-W. 6:30-9:10 STOP 3 SHOP BACON Bank St.; Mrs. Wanda Dore and Electrical Circuits II 150 M.W. 6:30-9:10 son, 82 E3m St., Rockville; Mrs. MB PK6 . . . Win COUPON AND $5 PUflCHAST ^ CANDIES Alioon Bolslneau and daughter, ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Tumds Trail, Bidton; Mrs. Deb­ Basfc Electricity 120 M.-W. 6:30-9:30 Basic Circuit Analysis 120 Tu.-Th. 6:30-9:30 Coupon good only Tues. or Wed., Sept 3 or 4 orah Kowalsky and son, Pucker Television Servicing 120 M.-W. 6:30-9:30 ^Ib pkg per coupon per customer - St., Coventry; .Mrs. Jeesle Mer­ Industrial Instrumentation 120 M.-W. 6:30-9:30 ritt and dauber, 54 WoodhUl ^ f Rd.; Mrs. Theresa Bhustock and NEXT SEMESTER BEGINS , Miller Rd., Broad Brook. 800 WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 16th .1 . . DISCHARGED SUNDAY: A Mrs. Martlia Salazar, 64 Tracy All programs quality tor Veterans benefits. Dr.; Mrs. Ann Hewitt, 77 West St.; ' Sandra Westbrook, 26 Contact Mountain View Rd., South Wind­ sor; Timothy Johnston, Box 223, WARD TECHNICAL Vernon; Stanley Belske, 589 Sullivan Ave., South Windsor; INSTITUTE Ann Keegan, 421 Parker St.; 315 Hudson Street Hartford. Connecticut Thomas Ptacbclnski, 10 Wood- Tel. 246-7431 Evenings by appointment side Dr., South l^ndsor; Tra­ AITiliated with the Umvorsity ol Hartford cey Domian, 24 Ri-verside Dr., STOP & SHOP EGGS DOL LARGE or EXTRA LARGE... WITH $5 PURCHASE short Coupon good only Tues. or Wed., Sept. 3 or 4 1 dozen per coupon per Jamlly K l i M C K U ttA L . DAY CARE & NURSERY SCHOOL OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND FR6M 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. cut WE CAN AOCOBOUWATE ANY NEED— to $185 WEEKLY. DAILY or HOURLY CARE! 1 lib . ★ HOT LUNCH ★ SUPERVISED PLAY big savings! 2W 93-00 WH HAVE AN ENCLOSED FULLY EQUIPPED MANY ASSORTMENTS OUTDOOR PLAY AREA FOR THE CHILDREN . . . TO GIVE AND ENX)Y NURSERY SCHOOL PROGRAM 9:00 A.M. to 11:30 P-M. LENOX ★ 'REGISTER NOW FOR SEPT. 9th OPENING ★ 1-Hi UNO O’ UKiS D IIT T C n PHARMACY . 9 DELMOI^ ST.. MANCHESTER^49-853l or STOP (SHOP D ill I t R m B. CBMMEB R . WITH tOIIPOM AND S PURCHISE Coupon- godd only Tuet. or Wed., Sept. 3 or 4 Mb pkg per coupon per f«inlly

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K r ' . T»AGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.' TUESDAY, SEPTEMBERS, 1068 PAGE TWENTY-THlUfiB MAN(iHESTKB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1968 ^Actions Belong in the Bush Led^ues^ Attendance Drop Noted Gonzales After Quarterfi U m p, :ue In Baseball In Notching 20th BALTIMORE (AP) — "He cursed me and told me from the dugout wHh'hls arms By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Manager E3arl Weavj^ of I lost my composure," Napp following a called fourth ball to Lack of a pennant rabeiand said. "He wanted me to hit Wm, New York’s Joe Pepltone. some threatening weather NEW YORK (AP)—-Bobdod w».wa. by dartm.*---- 7 " .7" at "-ttaok ‘ Jack 40-Year-Old Nattoiwl League the Baltimore Orioles may that’s what. Mel Stottlemyre, with four Im resulted In a big drop In major jg b ^ t ev en he ««> ^ two-run homer. be fighting for the Ameri-. "I told him that stuff didn’t nlng. of hlUes, relief help from le a ^ e baseball attendance on home run w, L •Pet. O.B. can League pennant, but Paired with .633 — beloiur in the ble leamies-that Steve Hamilton following a <4- Labor Day. . n ^ S help now and tnen. Angeles 5-4r and 7-6. Billy WlUiws ^ to™ St. Ixxris 88 61 Umpire L ar^ Napp says Son Fran. 74 63 .540 13 U ^ MaT biBh T ^ k l n d of minute rain delay, notched Ws Only 166,280 turned out for the Like, perhaps on WCasiOTal • • * Cincinnati • 71 64 .626 15 Weaver’s actions “'belong in stuff went out In the days I 18th Victory for New. York in 17 games, compared with ach e in th e Opposing p itch - OARDS-REDS— Oubs In t ^ Young Roche Chicago 72 68 .814 1?H the bush leagues.” Saw d^l ’• ^ the opener. The Yanks scored 281,469 for 18 games i year ago g r’s ankle. The four-hit ahutout was O l^ go had a ^ a n c e t o ^ 70 69 .504 18 Weaver, a major league skip- P ^ all their runs and all four of when the American League was Oibson, St Louie’ ace right- son’* 12th of the year and It ninth when Randy Himoiey FOREST HILLS, N. Y. AUanta 4M 21 u pef tor less than two months, Weaver contended Napp ^ involved In a four-team race for hander, won Ws 20th game of marked the thdrd time In the opened with a trij^ but the Pl^bupgh 67 72 , U end the veteran Napp argued ^® p^d on Ws feet, Wd w m e gjjj Robinson the championship. the season Monday night, beat- last four seasons that the-CanM- catcher wae thrown o iR tr y u * \ (AP)—Tony Roche was a 65 73 47 222214 and the veteran Napp argued PhUa. 94U. vehemc.iUy vehemently inIn the ^ seventh e n t h In- “ “ "n g and ^pointed n te d Ws finger .. ^...... ^ v i:*...... In two runs. _ 8'our doubleheaders helped jn _ - Cincinnati______1-0 with______some nal ace has reached 20 victories, to score on Don Keselnger e ^year-oW tyke waddling Houston 64 76 Ellington Ridge Ding of Monday’s. second . game In Ws*''* fan*, hut a®*m*dseemed nmost w t i, Powell,,7 ,, who 7“ homered. In the...... National... League attract------» jQtjj » inking aid from Gary No- Ho missed . only . . in 1967----- when . he . . . bouncer to------Ron-- Hunt around his parents’ farm New York 63 78 28 Low gross — Class A —Tom and both were fuming after the co»°®med fl» t Napp s ^ he had game, doubled and 882,638, compared with 118,368 In heel and Julian Javier’s was out for two months with a * * Los Angeles 69 79 2814 house in Tarcutta, Austral­ SchUler 72; O ass B — BIM Peck ^ douWeheader, profanity. - Baltimore’s first run In 1967. In the American, where hat. broken leg. b r a v e b -m e t b — Monday’s Results ia, when Pancho Gonzales 79; Class C —Bob Rosenfiold They accused each oQier of "1 haven’t sworn at an um- the Wghtcap on PaW Blair’s there were three doublehoado^ Javier stroked leadoff horn- Qlbson struck out eight^.Md Mike Lum’s two-run homer Pittsburgh 6-4, Houston 1-3 '' won the hurt of his two 86; Glass D — Steve Cavey 92. being the aggressor In the pro- pire since 1954,’’ said Weaver, single, and a two-run homer by 786.615 turned out, compared gj. that broke the scorelese duel two of the four singles he a)- carried AtlanU past New York U.S. Tennis Championships MATCH H AY VS. PAB Atlanta 3-2, New York 1-2 )e in their first game with Cecil San Francisco 8-1, Chicago 4-1, longed dispute, end each said Who managed In the minor Mery Rettenmund made It 8-0 ^ t h 113,101 last year. gave the Cardinata their vie- lowed came with two out In, on the center court here in Class A — Dick Baskin 8-up, they’d Uke to eee the other sus- leagues for 11 seasons. "People !„ tfe fifth. » ^ crowd of 85,061 jammed tory. But If Nolan’s aching AcWl- 10th Inning as the Reds stage a Upahaw Saving Jhe vlotory for 2nd game called, 9 Innings, dark­ * 1949 and went on to be­ Art ’Tulin 2-up; Class B — BUI pended. connected with me In baseball a two-run single by Bobby Oox CSilcago’s Wrlgley K eld for a la, tendon hadn’t acted up, Olb- last-gasp raUy. starter George Stone, who hap­ ness, come seven-time profes­ Peck 4-up, Jack Kearney 6-up: St. Louis 1, Cincinnati 0 "He kept getting under my know that and now when I get and a baaea-loaded walk enabled doUbleheader wlto the OlapU, „^,ght gtlll be pitching. • * * pens to be his cousin. Class C — Bob Rosenfleld 2-up; Philadelphia 5-7, Los Angeles feet, pushing and bumping, and to the big league,------he’s making (h«.. ...Yanks...... to Ue the score be- hntbm nnlvonly 5.2406,240 attendeda‘ ‘ e n d ^ Los ^s An-^ - Rolan had throtUed the Caide P m A ’TES-ABTIlOS— The nightcap went six Innings sion champion of the world. Lee Sllversteln 1-up; Class D — Today they dash, for one of 4^ P peckLng away at my mouth with up stories about me. Napp Is ^oro Eddie Watt, the fourth on five Wts and fanned eight Bob Veale pitched athree-hlt- before rain ettded It. Bob Tll- Ron Prlmaveras 1-up, Herb Byk the quarter-final spots m the Today’s Games the. bill of his cap,’ ’ yelled the the one who used profanity.’’ pitcher In the eeventh, fanned Detroit at Oakland i*’*Iu* game through the first nine innings ter and Donn Clendenon drove man homered for th« Braves 1-up, Ed Levy even, 'Tom Heslln U.S. (Jpen, and the sentimental San Francisco (Perry 13-12) at 49-year-old Napp, an American Weaver w m ejected from the Andy Kosco with the bases load- drew the largest crowd In the ^rhai the pulled AeWUes In three runs, helping Pitts- and J.O. Martin’s two-run triple even. American—20,464...... choice Is Pancho, the agtog, Chicago (Jenkins 16-12) League umpire since 1961- game after making a-motion ed. . tendon in his rlg^t ankle started burgh to Its first game vlotory accounted for both Met tallies, SURPRISE TOURNEY one-Ume king of them all. bothering him. Reds’ Manager over Houston. Rusty Staub horn- * * • CHass A — Lou Becker 28, Lo« Angeles (Osteeh 9-17) at "No, I’ve never played Tony,’! Dave Bristol brought In submar- ered for the Astros. PHIL8-DODOEB0— Paul Groobert 28, Art Tulin 28. Philadelphia (G. Jackson 1-61. said Pancho, now 40. Iner Ted Abernathy. th e Pirates completed the Doug Clemens doubled and Sher Ferguson 29, Tom McCusk- night Old Pancho electrified the gal­ Javier, who had only two horn- sweep when Chris Cannizzaro’s scored Phlladelidila's deciding er 29. Dick Baskin 29, Ernie St. Louis (WAshbum 12-5) at lery at the West Side Tennis era all season, greeted Aber- single drove In Bill M azero^l run on Don Lock’s pinch single Top Form Exhibited by Pancho Gonzales in Third Round Win Heath 29, Tom Wolff 2 9 ;.Class (Snclnnatl (Chilver 10-14), night Club Monday with a 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 _ HUNTING nathy with No. 3 and Gibson had with the winning run in the 10th in thesixth Inning as the Phll- B -r Bin Peck 23, Barney Weber Houston (Dlerker 12-12) at UPENDED— Dennis Homan (24) of" Dallas is at -tiie bobtwm of the pile after victory over Mai Anderson Uiat • i ^ te rrt H 7 » Pittsburgh (Ellis 8-4), night the run he needed. innli^ of the nightcap. Maitoro- lies nipped the dodgers In the 30; Class C — Lee Sllversteln - i n d ' V ‘ being hit by Houston’s Elvin Bethea and Tom Domres (doing a head stand) had his many admirers gushtog. S b COIKI S traight trOlf 1 OUT W lit Country -Qub 26, Bob Rosenfleld 28; Class Atlanta (Pappas 10-10 and In other National League ac- ski had singled and raced all opener, 1716 men play for quarter-fl- ______' ' ” ------wdth Zeke Moore moving in on the bottom in exWbition. (AP Photofax) D —Ron Prlmavera 27, Ste-ve Briton 4-6) at New York (Seaver tlon on a busy Labor Day, Pitts- the way to third when center The Phils struck for five runs nal spots today and half of the FOUR BALL 13-9. and Kotxice 5^), l!, ■ twl- burgh swept a douMeheader fielder Jim Wynn let the hall In the third Inning of the night- remaining ladles go for the sem­ (3avey 27, Heib Byk 28. Saturday LADIES EVENTS night ^FISHING from Houston 6-1 and 4-8 In 10 get pMt him. cap for a 7-1 lead, but needed 8 ifinals. innings, Atlanta topped New • • * 2-3 innings of scoreless relief Key Shot on 15th Low not —Ben Davis, John Saturday Wednesday’s Games In these matches, Britain’s Treschuk, Maurice WlHey, John San Francisco at Chicago, 2 York 8-1 and jhen batUed to a GIANTS-ODBS — pitching from Dick Farrell to Ann Jones, seeded No. 2, plasrs Low g^rods — Class A — Dora PLAY ’EM RIGHT Buchanan 63; Harold Jarvis, St. Louis at Cincinnati, N Th thino. ah/>o ended by rain after six In- Juan Marlchal won Ws 24th repulse a Dodger comeback and Face-Saving Project Peaches Bartkowlcz of Ham- Kellner 93 ;\ Class B —AUce Chules McCarthy, Joe Novak, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, N The n ^ ^ imng nings, Sen Francisco battered game for the Giants as Jesus nail Woodle Fryman’s first vlc- tranrick, Mich., and Britain's BanUy ' 104; \Class C —EUle For Boh Murphy BUl Kenney 63; Sked Homans. Only games scheduled S y lh l* ^ ^ tirtw u te^ T to Chicago »4 before the nightcap Alou’s four hits and four runs tory since July 27.______Virginia Wade, No. 6, faces Chaine 113. Al ManneUa, Frank Hunter, MATCH PLAY VS. PAR hook a posWble trophy then loee Ju<5f Tegart of Australia, nm- American League neriup to Billie Jean King In the CLIFTON, N. J. (A P )— Bob Murphy, $30,000 richer Nick Savorella 64; Larry Oes- Class A — Jan Harrlgan even; G.B. the fish before It’s netted. W. L. Pet. Wimbledon Open. after winning the ’Thund'erbird Golf Qassic, attributed sa, John Rleder, Paul Hunt, Ed Class B — Alice Bantly 2-down; 87 62 .626 — Landing fish, say the experts Howard Back in Triple Crotvn Race Ansaldi 64; Ernie Susanin, Don CTass C — EUle Chaine 8-down. Detroit Of NFL Gets Lift In the men’s matches today, it all to a key shot on the 15 th hole. ^ BalUmore 80 59 .576 7 at Mercury outboards, always Anderson, 'Merrill Whlston, Art SURPRISE NEW YORK (A P )— Op­ last of the interleague clashes Meanwhile, several teams Rod Laver of Australia, the T'he chunky, red-haired Mur------^------Boston 74 66 .582 13 Involves some luck, but, by us­ M Jacobsen 64; Jim Morlarty, Class A —Jan Harrlgan 86; until next January’s Super spent the holiday making some top-seeded favorite, opposes phy held a one-shot lead over straight tournaments earlier In CHeveland 74 68 .521 ing the right techniques, the eration face saving re­ Claas B — Eleanor Mar*l> 4$: 14V4 Bowl. personnel adjustments. Cliff Drysdale of South Africa; Bob Lunn as the pair, playing to­ the year, finished with a 69 for- Pete Griffiths, BIH Swale, Oakland 71 69 .607 16% odds can be shifted In your fa­ Claas C—Faith PaldiseJ 46; ceived a tremendous boost And, the NFL must win both Baltimore placed rookie quar­ third-seeded Ken Rosewall faces gether, approached the 190- 280 and a tie for second with George McLafferty 64; Bkl Wil- 69 69. .600 17 vor. kOB, Cliff Sprague, Lou Galasso, Kickers—BlUe Marlow, Eleanor New York to avoid losing the exhibition terback Terry Southall of Bay­ the winner of the unfinished yard, par three water hole. Australian Bruce <3rampton, Minneeota 67 ■72 .482 20 First, Uie hook must be set Flag Run Unchanged over the holiday weekend. Marsh, EUle Wlncze 79. season. lor on waivers and traded match between Ron Holml)ero Lunn, lilttlng first, put Ws also w'th a 69. Lou DoUn 64; Low grow — T e l 61 79 .486 26% firmly—the exact force required But two big hurdles still face Sunday California Philadelphia,' plagued by inju­ George "B utch" Wilspn, the and Etob Lutz, and fourth-seeded ball 10 feet from the pin but Homero Blancas was fourth Plodsik, Don Forstrom , Bill -.417 29- depends on the fish. For In­ the NaUonal Football League m Low grois—Class A—Gay Chicago 58 81 NEW YORK (AP)__iBill last-place Senators trimmed the which swept Mei Stottlemyre to ries and -victim of three straight Colts’ tight end the past five John Newcombs of Australia Murphy got within six feet. with a 72 for 282 as third-round Ogden, Nick Carlo 67; Erwin ___ .401 31 stance, sof^mouthed species Its .belated effort to stave off hu­ Washington 55 82 CWcago WWte Sox 1-0 and 11-8. Ws 18th .-victory against 11 loss- preseason losses, was coasting seasons, to the New York takes on bearded Wally Ulrich Then Lunn missed his putt and leader Gary Player skied to a 76 Kennedy, Ed Hayes, Joe Ofiara, Knapp .73; Class B— YOoha Monday’s ReeuUs such as boss, and pan varieties Freehan and Prank’ Robin- miliation by the - American Fran Catvey 67; Harry Blch, 7 7 ; class C—Stilly Keith 86; The 6-foot-7 slugger drove In es. Steve Hamilton pitched League. along toward an apparent easy Giants. Wilson was considered of Denmark. Murphy made his to take a two- for a fifth-place tie with Dan Minnesota 5, Boston 1 Jim HekUc,HenUc, Frank Johnston, class D—Stu Kupperschmld call for son fired the shots heard two runs for a season total of 98, three hitless Innings o f relief for victory When the Patriots sud­ payment for Earl. Morrall, ac­ America’s two Davis Chip aces stroke lead. Sikes, 70, and Jack Nlcklaus, 71. Cleveland 4, CaWornla 2 Philadelphia choked off a late —Arthur Ashe and Clark Graeb- toT^^auch L musUee you’ll less than league RBI leader New York after a 44-mlnute rain denly took charge. quired by the Colts last week as "That was probably my best Defending champion Arnold Jim Moffltt 67. ^ 91. Washington 1-U, Chicago 6-8 ’round the upper reaches of Boston rally for a 22-20 victory. tor fish ^ h Ken Harrelson of Boston. He delay In the sixth, Defensive back John Cliarles a backup for quarterback John­ ner—remain Alive, Ashe, No. 6, shot of the round,” Murphy Palmer shot a 71 to finish in a SELEC^^ED NINE b e t t e r n in e Oakland 4-3, DetrWt 0-4 In Monday’s only exhibition to need a stiff rod and a hard the Amencan League, but Minnesota’s ’Tony Oliva • • • swiped a King Hill pass, deftly ny Unitas. playing.Roy Emerson of Austra­ said. “ I just took a six Iron, hit four-way tie for 10th place at Saturday Class A —WUlle OtekslnsW New York 4-8, Baltimore 2-4 give the NFL, a whopping 6-1 soUd strike. underworld quivered by six points in the batUng race. SENATORS-WHITESOX— eluded a couple of tacklers and In an effort to shore up a lia, No. 14, and Graebner, No. 7, It up In the air and It landed 286. 37- 3-34, Paul Groobert 3F-4-34, Today's Oameo edge In weekend inter-league opposii^ Gene Scott of New Class A — Harold Jarvis 80-4- Playing a fish requUes a goro j-jjg restless rum- Minnesota downed IBoston 6-1 The Senatofs’ first swdep, In raced 64 yards untouched to cut week defensive line, Green Bay near the hole." - • The biggest challenge to Mur­ Dick Baskin 37-3-34. Bob Peek Detroit (Wilson 12-11) at Oak­ matches. 26, Ben Deskus 30-4-26, Norm deal of dlacraU«. Yeat California 4-2 In year, carried them wltWn two That whltUed the nine-year- 6.:04 gone In the final period. rookie running bade Doug’Good­ day to give him a 277 for the that threatened to wash out the SlS-5-33, Don Ross 39-6-33. Aldo Cleveland (McDowell 18-11) at "flio UT>"et 12th-secded Charlie Shew 81-5-26, BIU flevale 88-7- hand dasp from Teammate Don Wertt in Oakland. Home run in 10th inning- en­ hand, don t try to horm it m. Detroit’s Preelian and BalU- AL single games. baaies of the ninth place WWte old AFL’s once commanding A couple of minutes later, Jim win to Atlanta for defensive end four days of play over the 7,036- entire round just as he -was ap­ Beaudoin 30-6-34, Larry Chaine California (ICcGlotWin 10-12), Too much pressure Is the sure Pasarell of Puerto Rico 6-4, 9-7, 28, Sam Harrison 81-8-26; Class abled pennant-bound Tigers to gain holiday split with A ’s. (AP Photofax) rr _...K « ...A . a oiim, RoWnson preserved the ***<.. ^ ■ yS ox. Right-hander Jim Hannan, lead in head-to-head combat this Cheyunskll reco-yered a punt Leo Carroll and a future draft yard. par 72 Upper Montclair proaching the 11th green. «-7-34, Jack Hunter 40-6-34; 4-6, 6-4, taickles the winner of C—Austin Wleman 84-12-22, night way to snap leaders or Jerk status quo ^ In the pennant race . TIGEBS-A'fi^— pitched a f0ur*hHter In the summer to only 11-10. returned by Philadelphia’s Al choice. Country Club course. It Was his It delayed play tor 1% Class C>—Sejunour Rlvk'n 41- T the unfinished match between John Fresohule 32-9-28, Ed Dlk Boston (fcUsworth 12-6) at ho(te Binding a Monday, towering Frank How------_ - r — ------But time Is running out for the Haymond on the Eagle 26. Only The New York Jets placed second consecutive tour win. hours and left large lakes In the 8-33, StUly Keith 41-8-33; Claas Dennis Ralston, seeded sixth, 86-12-24; Low grow — Ken Gor­ ICnnesota (Merritt 10-14), night medium calls for patience vdim ^ ^ slx-Wt spree that gW, the sixth (I p k ^ d pitcher In over the only run In the fifth on NFL, which made a shambles of three plays later, rookie quar­ tackle Jim Harris on waivers Umn, who also won two bunkers and fairways. D—Sam GoWfarb 4?-ll-31. 8 tu CUcagD (Cartoa 4-12) at'Wash- Sports and Mexico’s Jlttle Joaquin don 71; Blind bogey — John a fish Is strong and heads off ’TrliJe the nlghtcgp «im ed the Tigers Luis Aporlcio’s error and sln- the junior circuit a year ago. It terback Tbrn Sherman launched for the second time In eight Kupperschmld 43-11-32. ington (Coleman 10-14),'night World Mark Holders Loyo-Mayo. Tbe- Mexican led ’Turley, Bill Bengston 93. across en water on alin e- picture and led the lowdy a split after the A’s liad tied the gies toy Howard and' Brandt has-only two more opportunities a 28-yard pass to Aaron Marsh days and also released defen­ SURPRISE New York (Peterson 8-9) at sive tackle Dennis Randall. the match, two sets to one. PRO SWEEPS Briefs stripping run. ’The further he Washington Senators to their game on Danny Cater’e run- Alyea. to set straight earlier misfor­ in the end zone. Class A—Dick Baakto 43-7- Baltimore (PboebusH3-13), night Cleveland traded receiver Low) net —Fran LaPolnte 90- goes against the line, the more douWeheader sweep of to* ’ scoring single In the elgjith. Ca- Howard went 4-for-6 In the tunes. , But the Patriots’ rally was cut 36, WUUe Oleksinskl 4245-37; Wedaeoday’s Games Among Also-Swams tired he becomes, thus the more Ur’s Wt came off Roy Face, the secqpd game and-Alyea drove In short by the clock, and Boston Clifton McNeil, a five-year vet­ Oregon and Oregon State are 25-65, Harold Jarvis 73-8-66, Aus­ Yariiorough Triumphs Detroit NFL, tests New York, CUass B—Don Ross 49-11-38, New York at Baltimore, N pressure you can safely bring Freehan Wt Ws Jlst homer veteran relief specialist ac- three runs with a single,double AFL, and AUanta, NFL, meets ended Its pre-season schedide eran, to Sen Francisco for a fu­ even In their football series. tin Welman' 89-23-66, Henri Pes- DARUNG’TON, S.4^. (AP) — LONG BEACH, Calif. (A P )— No oe can take any­ Irv FYirber 48-10-38, Lee Yoaiia Detroit at Oakland, N against him works for you. out' In the" 10th,' giving qulred by the Tigers last Satur- and Ws fourth homer. Southpaw Miami, AFL, Saturday In the -with a 1-8 record. ture draft choice. Each has won 31 times. sim 85-19-66, Joe Novak 76-10-66; Cleveland at California, N Cole Y arborou^ drove )iis Mer­ thing for granted in swim racing. Low gross — Ken Gordon 71, 48-0-39; Class C—Dee SUvei^ ’The most important point to jj,g first place ‘ligers a 4-8 nod day from Pittsburgh. Barry Moore, backed by a 14-Wt '9 Boston at Minnesota, N cury to a bumper-to-bumper vic- Don Schollander and Charlie Hickcox had one event remember la to never give the ^ygr OqkUWd after the AtWetlcs Nash struck out 10 Tigers In attack, picked up Ws first vlcto- Harry filch 72, Erwin Kennedy ititeln 61-20-41, StUly Keith 56- , Chicago at Washington. N tory over Darid Pearson, driv- and set world records at the U.S. men’s Oljonpic trials, fish a chance to pull against took toe doubleheader opener 4- the first game, fanning WTllle ry since May 16. Pittsfield Wins Pro Grid Roundup: Cincinnati 72, Doc McKee 72, Ray Eveh 16-41; Class D—Ed Levy 61-21- ing a factory-backed Ford, In ygt in their final appearance both were only also-rans. anything solid. Should he Jump, e'fachlnd jm i Nash’s fbur-Wtter. . Horton four times In a row. C a-' • • • Ace for Jim hooh 72. 40, Sandy Plepler 66-21-44. the $102,000 Southern 500-mlle 2jach Zom, a 21-year-old------:------^ give him plenty of slack by drap^Robinsbackstroke in anyway. said. “ I wanted to go out as fast a^r^ular pattern. Inning flurry. sudden death homer off Ltndy three-nm homer In the third: 16T-yf(rd fifth hole Sunday us­ Paul Browm stepped onto the wrlthln a short time In the AFL. erton 66; Dick Nash, George BE’TTER NINE driver, was killed in a cWlision 2:08.74 Monday night, as I could and then come back-!' AU the fun .In fishing la play- The divided doubleheaders McDaniel, who entered the . « • Schleslnger unloaded a two- Bentton, Helen Wllkos, Eileen 'Class A — Betty W olff .40-9- For Atlanta ing a six (ton. field at anclnnatl’s Nlppert Sta­ In fact, if he had any such during the featured 100 - mile SchoUander, the Olympic star run homer that helped Pittsfield Plodzlk 56; WUl Noel, George He was out In 24.9 and. unlike big the quarry to the net. left Detroit seven gomes ahead game after the Yanks rallied for in d IANS-ANOELS— He' was playing in a two­ dium prior to his first game In thoughts, they were quickly 31, Jan Harrlgan 43-9-34; NEW YORK (AP)—Baseball race at the Herahey Stadium vrtio won four gold medaU In jolt .York 8-2 Monday In the Putz, Betty Benton, Ann Ro- the morlng prellmlnarfes whenWhether you release a battler or ©f the Orioles In the September three runs In the seventh to jo n y Horton drove In one run some with his son, John. five years as a coach, looked disspelled In the Bengals’ first M- Class iB—^Vera Honnon 44-14- is a Wee famUy game, but as E^)eedway Monday. 1964 Including one In the 100, fin- Eastern League’s regular-season mayko 66. Schollander overhauled, the 6- Put Wm bn the table, the fight stretch race. overcome a 3-0 deficit. Bobby ^ th a single and scored a pair, around and said; exhlbltlori game, a contest 30, <3aby TaixUff 46-11-36; far as the New YOTk Mets are ______"th. Hlckcw afterUn­ finale. BEST 16 foot-4 Zorn remained strong and la the one thing that makes a Howard, the major league Cox’ two-run single capped the leading the Indians past Callfor- “ ’This field looks short, but against Kansas City In which Class C—Helen Harman 63-18- concerned. things can go a Ut- a ____ j „ _ ------" ‘"K the 400 and 200 Individual certain trip memorable. home run leader with 39, tx>ost- comeback. Merv Rettmimund Wt nia. Rookie Mike Paul took a The game was meaningless Yesterday’s Stars Sunday Aqueduct Tops medleys in world record times finished Well ahead. It’ll iMtobably get longer as the they didn’t nm a play 'from 35, ElUe Wlncze 60-16-35, Del tie too far in tliat direction. Four from the 100-meter rac­ ed Ws batting average eight a two-run homer for the Orioles, two-htt . shutout Into the ninth, for the Red Sox, since they won PI’TCHING-Bob Gibson, Car­ game goes.” scrimmage for the entire first Class A—^Harry Blch 63-3-60, Hartmann 49-13-36. the pqpnant by sinking the Pi­ George Stone------and------Cecil---- Up- New York’s Aqueduct again ers qualified for the... Olympic...... Knights Victors points tp .283 by spraying four Bill' Robinson’s two-run single but needed help from Eddie dinals, fired a 10-innlng four-hit­ Brown, coach of the American quarter. Joe Berber 68-7-61, Harold Jar­ SURPRISE Shaw, a p ^ of flrtt cousins, led the naUon’s thoroughbred squad and two of those already singles, a double and a triple keyed the Tanks’ decisive tWrd Fisher, who eluded off a two- rates 4-2 Sunday. Today, they vis 59-8-51, Harry Atherton 68- ter and struck out eight in post­ Football League’s newest team, Actually, though, thd Bengals Class A—Betty Wolff 88-^29, teamed to check the Mets 8-1 race tracks In attendance on La- ™ » lot ot ^ HARTFORD (AP) — The around D.C. Stadium as the wWng burst in the opener, run Angel rally. get down to the serious business, 7-61; Class B —Charles Whelan ing his 20th victory, a 1-0 the ClnOlnnaU Bengals, had tak­ have progressed rapidly since Norma Chase 41-10-81, Jan Har­ on eight Wts Monday In the bor Day, attracting 64,233. toe concentrated_on toeJOO. Hartford Knights have defeated of the playoffs th'at decide the 64-14-60, John Karszes 61-10-61, squeaker over Cincinnati. en steps to Insure the seasop that quarter i They dropped rlgan 40-9-31; Class B—Gaby the Westcheater Bulls 7-3 for league champion. Mel Hadfleld 66-14-51, Charles BA’m N G -7-Frank Howard, doesn’t seem to get longer and their, first three exhibition Tardlff, 39-11-28, AUce BanUy 41- Calif., who swlmk on the same their third straight Atlantic Bogginl 61-10-61, Lou Betko 64- Scotes Average Drops to ,178 Vionday’s performance was an Senators, banged out six hits in longer as It goes. games'all to AFL foes, but then 12-29; Class C—Helene Harman PWlllps 60 team with Zom and Coast Football League exhibition 13-61, EM Warner 64-13-01; Class. Major League instant rerun for Schleslnger. eight trips to the plate, leading "I’ve prepared myself for surprisingly beat the Pittsburgh 49-18-31, Faith PalozeJ 54-18-36, ssti sjr” ’ a,-, set the world record at 62.6 last victory, G—Ray Remee 70-27-48, Ed M c­ He rapped a three-run homer In the Senators past Chicago 1-0 this," said the former, highly Steelers of the MYL. Eleanor Marsh 63-17-36. Kickers will be replayed as part of a All told, 32,842 attended 28 ^ ' year, finished second In 63.03. The win was made Saturday Laughlin 66-20-46, Al H a rri/^ = = L e a d e r s = Jim Kaat Dazzles Red Sox. the ninth Inning of Sunday’s and 11-3 for their first double- successful coach of the (Cleve­ Dewey Warren, a rookie from —Dolores Kelly, Eleanor Scran­ twi-nigbt doubletaeader today. race tracks around the ceontry. Crowd of 22,0(Mf Mark Spitz, 16, winner of the night. Split end John Wardlaw game to give Pittsfield the flag header sweep of the season. land Browns of the National Tennessee who powered that 66-19-47; Low gross—Harry ton 74; Del Hartmann, ElUe ’The 22-year.old Shme scat­ two butterfly races, took third scored tbe winning points with American League In a down-to-the-wlre,finish with League. “I coached myself )>e- victory, could wind up as the Eloh 71; Blind bogey—Dck at 53.30. Stephen RerycK, third 5:49 remaining In the game, Battihg (850 at bats) — Oliva, A fter piaying 486 consecutive Gibson Lone Bright Spot Reading. . fore I came. starting quarteihack after start­ ver, Cal McCarthy 97. CLUB. CHAMPIONSHIP seven in 7 ~l-3 innings before National League games fm: the ^ ^ ■mj In the 200 freestyle, was .fourth when he received a 5B-yard pass Minn., .289; Yastrzemsld, Bost., ISSUE CHALLENGE .286. In the other games Monday, "We’re not misleading our­ ing out behind John Sterfa. FRO SWEEPS Monday .■ Oousih Cecil came on to pre- Pittsburgh Pirates, second base- s p o r ts \.<£ir l\flCeS inUie lOOatSS.SO. from quarterback Manchester MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL when the Red Sox trailed S-1. . Anxious to book softball games Binghamton belted runnerup selves. ■ We’re an expansion •Bro-wn traded for Stofa soon sft- Low net—Al Harrison 86-14-67, Al Kemp 214, Lee Yosha 216; serve the rookie’s fifth -victory, man Bill Mazeroeki this spring , , Mitch Ivey. 19, of Stanford Wheeler. , Runs — McAuliffe, Det., 86; (AP)—One year ago this month Carl Yastrzerashl -was hitless with local teams on a home and Reading 8-0 and Elmira downed team, and we kjjpw It. We have er obtaining the franchise, but Joe Berner 74-7-67, Charles Jack Himter 212, Lee CSiarendOff Jerry ______Koosman was._ tagged _ was______benchedLIME with a ROCK pulled (AF) leg — As a made the squad with a second- iAI Frelhelt added the extra Tovar, Minn., 79. the Boston Red Sox defeated in four times at bat and Ills home basis U the Adriatic Club Runs batted in — K. Hairel- last-place WaterbUiy 6-1. a touch nut to crack." the former Miami Dolphin In­ -Whela^ 82-14-68, Harold Jarvis 218; BUI Parks 212, Ray Sera- with Ids tWrd sti^gbt d e fb ^ tn muscle and a low batUng aver- record crowd of 22,000 looked the backstroke at point before a crowd of 6,000. the Minnesota. ’Twlns-and went average dipped to .286, four of Springfield. Jeff Koelsch of Brown, who will be 00 next son, Bost,, 102; F. Howard, Schleslnger’s two-run homer jured Ills leg and hasn’t played 76-8-68; Low gross—Harry Elch phln 216; Sam Ooldfarb 217, Ills effort for victory No. 17, age. O eo^ e W l ^ i ^ e i ^ o f VU- 2:08.8. Gary Hall, 17, of Long Westchester had gone ahead on to win the pennant —after points behind MlnneKbta’s'aUing Manchester will handle bookings Saturday, Is going through the in the fourth, his 11th of the lately. 71, Stan HlUnaki n i 72. Arnold Zachkln 218. vdilch would make him the Win _____ lanova. Pa., pllotd his Formula Reach qiiallfled in his second earlier In the final quarter of Wash., 98. southpaw Jim Kaat had to re- slugger Tony Oliva, »ln the for any club Interested. A meet­ RIGHT PICK—Bob M'urt>hy, en route to Thunber- year, gave the Red Sox a 2-0 team building procew for the Warren, meanwhile, has dis­ BEST 17' 'TWO BALL BEST BALL ningest Met ever. SokolowaU . of Meriden, A Eagle-Cho-/i ^et to victory race with 2 :09.60 for tWrd place, the game. HiU — Campanerls, Oak., 166; tire -wlto a bad elbow. American League race for the bird win, shown picking right club, in final round. Apariclo, Chic., 146; Tovar, ing with the Center BUUards is second team. ’Twenty-two years played a bold, confident kind of Monday Sher Ferguson-Wtiile OlekslD- Koosman, who went the. route, Conn.,' will captain- Tale’s 1969 Monday In the Engltoh fa t h e r jjgji earilerhad finished.third In Apparently the big redhead, batting title, lead.' . York’s oatclter J(dm Hoffman especially desired. ago he ljullt the Cleveland quarterbacking and could lie'the O ass A—Joe Wall 67-7-60, Doe skl 209; Art ^Un-Dick Baskin was touched for nine hits. Mike baseball team. BokolowsU was Grand Prlx at Lime Rrok Parl^ the 400 Individual medley. Nevada became a state In Minn., 146. now heatthy again, has not for- George Scott, a right-handed R. Smith, Bost., 80; hammered a two-run homer Ip Browns and sc jn turned them No. 1 man when the Bengals McKee 66-6-60, Tom Zemke 66- 210. Lum’s twD-run homer in the fifth the leadung punt return man for Wbitersteea averaged 96 mph Tonight’s finale In a grueling 1864; It had been a U.S. terrlto- Doubles - gotten. hitter inserted Into the lineup to Into a iK>werhouae that dominat­ Yastrzsmski, Boat., 28. the fifth to tie the score. Jim Mike Battle of Southern Cal open the season' at San Diego 0-60; Class O—Al Remes 82-27- BEAT WALLY DAY, was the only extra base blow, last season’s BU football team over the 112.6-n™ 1500 meters winds up the trials, ry since 1861. Kaat dazzled the Red Box with bat against Kaat’e southpaw ed first the All-America Confer­ Brown of ’Triples —McClraw, Chic., 11; Russin, however, belted a four- next Friday night. Boston' Pats Lack Punch, 66, Paul DuteUe 78-17-66, Ray Winner—Jack Hunter 78-12-66, Cleon Jones cut the lead to that won the Ivy League title. Second Was Irob fast balls and sweeping curves pitches, was baffled. He struck was college football’s best punt ence and theft' the NFL for a Fegosi, Calif., i 6l McAuliffe, bagger In the seventh off John As receivers, Cincinnati has a Lavey 76-19-87; Low gross—Dofc Wally a ch o n 36-36-72. 2-1 with hlB 14th homer In the — — H untln^n. N.Y., in a Lola- return man last swson. He re­ Det., 10. Monday night In hurling the out three times in as many trips Wojclk to provide Pittsfield with whHe. pair of rookies at the ends, War­ McKee, Tom Zemke 71; Bltod Low g;roes—Class A -^ lm Gor­ sixth, but the Braves matched Dartmouth’s v a ^ y baseball CSievrolet, wlille ™ tlurt Unity, Cohesion Missing 'Home"Runs —F. Howard Twin* to * «-!■ victory before a to the plate and his average turned 47 punts for 670 yards. He’s not lalx>rlng under any il­ ren MeVea from , Houston and bogey—Bill Glguere, Maynaud don 76, Gene Kelly 76; ClasaB— that In the eighth on singlea team set a sebotS record this vras tokm by B rlw O Nell of the victory., ( Ill Wash., 39; K. Harrelson, Bost.,' small holiday crowd of 10,489.-- dipped to .178. , Bob Trumpy from Utah, and a , Clough 80. l by Fdlx Mlllan and Joe Torre year by wtonlng 20 of 31 games Miami. Fla. In a similar car. CAMBRIDGEr Mass. (AP) — 21 attempts eind rookie Tom Jack Hunter 78; Class C—Ray Kaat allowed only three hits, Kaat got all the offensive sup- second-year player, Rod SMer- LADIES EVENTS Seraphln 86, Frank Sheldon 86, sandwiched around A1 Weis’ er- under Coach Tony Lupien. Smottors Brotht-ra Bagto* 38. - . Sherman 2 of 6. Stolen bases’ —T Campanerls, Includlng Russ' Gibson’s t h ^ port he needed in the third In- man, at,flanker. Sherman was ’The Philadelphia fiaglep and FOUR BALL _____ Oievrolet. driven by Lou Sell "Our defense was better than Jim Horning 88; Class D—Sam 88, ' 'l^omer of the eeasoni and struck ning cii route to his 16th vietory grabbed from Oakland In the Boston Patriots are a cou- Monday Goldfarb $0. t New- York’s only other scor- Bruce Saylor, eophomore ^lerton, C^lf., finished fifth Pitching (18 Decisions)’' -M e - out 11 In booettng his record to In 28 career decisions against ’ mIn Qurour Xfirst1 1 7 V 1 three 4 1 1 ^CMiavo, games,' but MMV expansion draft. pie of teams in rival pro loot' offense lacks unity and co- Isabelle Parlcak, Mary Gange- CRIERS Ing threat came In the sixth from Caldwell. N.J., led Dart- Dick Smotoers at Lain, Det., 27-6; Santiago, Boat., 12-10, (. - Boston. The running attack also fea­ were, Helen WUkos, Kay Par- ______^ ______. when, with two out, Phil Unz mouth’s varsity baseball team the wheel of a FormiUa B Brad- ball leagues, but they have one heslon,” Kuharjeh said. “ Oiar, Class A—Al Kemp 78-9-67, 9-4; McNally, Baljl., 18-8. Oibson, who >haa,-been hitting Rich Reese, Who had three tures lobkles, wlUch further In- clak 68; Helen NoeOf^Helen Qene Kelly 76-8-67, Bob Peck 78^ singled to ceqter. But Lum put In hitting this year with a . .371 ham-Ford, was eeventh. thing In common''. N.e 11 h e r backs are not up to par. We’ve Strikeouts —McDowell, Cleve the ball solidly since being hits, started Red 3ox starter j-'Slcates Brown’s confldAce that Ayers, Nellie Johnson, Lll Dem- down Ed KritMpool with a per- marie In 30 games. Saylor hit Smothers, whose brother Tom packs much punch on offense, had our problems ever since 10-68; Class B—Jack Hunter 78- 289; McLatn, Det. 280. awarded the starting joto behind Juan Plzarro’s downfall with *. youth’ Is the shortest route to "Our offense Is not anywhere ko 89. 16-63, Harry Cohn 84-18-66; CUoss feet throw to the {date. seven home rune. was also present, was third quarterback Norman Snead was among the Formula B cai4 in the .plate last month, drlHed his single, and Kaat walked! Rich eventual and lasting sucoess. • near up to snuff," Philadelphia CRIERS C —BYank Sheldon 86-22-64, Ray National League Tom Smiley of Lamar Tech hurt In our first exhibition the pvent. liomer 379 feet Into the pavilion Rollins then unloaded his sixth Coach Joe KuharlcH said Mon­ Thursday Sieraphin 86-21-65; Claas D— Batting (860 at baU) —Rose, has been running at fullback game. King HIU and J ah n In left In the fifth Inning, homer. day after the Eagles hung on - ' Low net—EUleen Plodzlk 93- George Marlow 93-27-66, Tom Cin., .844; M. Alou, Pitt, .886. while Paul Robinson of Arizona Huarte both needi work on their Football Progress Reported However, Kaat was In com- The ’Twins made things -egsier I for a 22-20 decision over the 28-66, AUce Ansaldi 76-29-66, Nel­ HesUn 94-28-66, Stu Kupper-. Runs '—Beckert, Chic., .82; mand virtually all the way. with a run off (Stiy WaAewskl ' * State and Jesse Phillips of timing. We have a great deal Patriot* before a crowd of 81,- lie Johnson 93-27-66, Julie Faulk­ sclunld 94-28-66, Ron Prlmavera Rose, cm., 80; Brock, St. L, 80. Mike Andrews and Joe Foy got in the fifth Inning and another. Michigan State share the half­ to do." 404 at Harvard Stadium. ner 88-17-66, Helen Ayers 89-23- 97-80-67. Runs batted m—McCovey^ 8. the only o& er Boston hits, off Jerry Stephenson in the back spot. Phillips, incidentally, The Injury - riddled Eagles In Camps of School Squads “Our overfall offense wasn’t 66; Low gross—Jan Leonard 79; LADIES EVENTS F., 88; B. WUllams, Chic., 82; Andrews singled In the third, eighth. Pizorro took the loss, is -the fellow who was paroled added a couple more major KAYCEE TmCTTE good, but a couple of penalties Low putts—IsabeUe Parclak 27. M onday. “They are tqkiflg all we can young keep coznipg along, we Santo, Chic., 82. ' but was thrown out attempting his sixth In It decisions, from a Michigan prison a day casualties. Defensive end Len It’s that time of year again Low groM —Class A — Jon give them cuid coming bock for .popld be a solid du b aboM the Hite —F. Alou, AU., 177; to steal second. Foy doubled to The Red Box named southpaw l^M e*C9nclnnatl’s*'fir8t e^ lb f- made It look worse than It Persln, a rookie from -fioston when the pins staK falling. The « was.” Boston Coach Mike Ifolo- Harrlgan . 92; .l^asa B —Gaby more" Is )iow Manchester High middle of thf seas the workouts of Ms East OathoUc High Coach Rose, Cln., 84; Bench, Cm., 84. to stretch the hit into s. tri]Ae— opposed by Jim Merritt, 10-14. . has three rooW es-guard Dave with the offense, but I can t gery. Linebacker Fred Brown BOSTON (AP) — The Boston ct the Parkade 10 Pin lanes. .•'71 GRIERS remaining 80 candidates. Out of CKff Demen’ club scrimmsged ’Triples. —Brock, St. L, 12; Mlddendorf of Washington fault their effort, either." was sidelined for possibly six CelUcs .announced today the There are openings for two Class A — Jon Harrlgan 92- •2 unitorms iseued that number Brtotd Ontral Saturday. "Play Clement* P itt, 11. - . ». State All-America center Bob ’The National League Eagles, weeks wlQi a knee injury. signing of Mai Graham, former more men. Anyone interested 22-70; Class B — Gahv TardU remaiM for tlhe strenuous was very ragged penalties Home runs —McCovey, B. F., Johnson of Tennessee and tack- who hod lost three straight pre- New York University backcourt may call Honk Wittke. -Veteran linebacker Harold 96-29-67, Marge AUen 99-82-67; workouts. hurt us bad. As It ptoivds right 81; R. Allen, PhH.7 28. -. Andretti Cops lOO-Mil^r le Howie Fest of Texas. Tackle geas()n games. buUt a 19-0: lead, star, (or tbe 1968-69 National CHURCH 10PIN8 Stolen bases ^ WUIs, Pitt., Wells appeared the m ost seri­ Class C— Eleanor Marsh 116- ■ V "I really was surprised at the now we have a long ways to- Btnle Wright, on the ottter but had to depend on Rick Dun- BasketbaU AssociaUon season. Tiyo more teams are needed 47; Brook, St. L, 46.. ously. injured When he w.^ 42-66. ,i*m who have dropped off and come. There were some.bright DU ()UOIN, 111. (AP)—Mario his toll pipe for 14 of the last 16 hand Is' In his ninth pro year, can’s 46-yard field goal at the In limited .aoUon as the Celt­ to complete the 18 team roster Pitching (18 Decision*) —Ma­ kicked In the neck In the second Kickers —Eleanor Marsh, oiih, glad to see the 80 oandl- spots but just not enough" is Andretti of Noaareth, Pa., and It was Andrett's third v4o- The other guard Is third-year outset of {h® fourth period for ics’ No. 1 draft choice last sea­ ct the InterOhurch 10 - Pin- • rlchal, S.F., 24-7; Gibson, St. L, period. He was carried from EMylb Subrow 72; Dora Kellnsr, dotss holding on" added Wig- how Demers summed up the A. J. Foyt of Houston put on a ^ ^ " Auto Club pro Pat Matson. * the victory. son, Graham scored 29() i>olnts. League. PUy gets -ipnderway 20-6 . Right now the defensive line xb* punchless Patriots, strug- the field on a^ stretcher, but ^an Harrlgan, Dolores KeUy 70. gin. The Indians )iad their first weekend. Sept. 9 at 6:45 rt the Parkade Strikeouts —Gibson, Bt. L, flyliif fintoh before » crowd of The victory moved Andrsttl Kuharich said doctors think'b® TWO BALL .BEST BALL ^ contact Friday idght amOng Spirit la good and the boys are has Jim Griffin and Harry Gun- gn,,g to find a quarterback, Lanes. Anyone Interested In 228; Jenkins, CMc.„218. 18,400 Monday afternoon with- into second plaos In ths iwUonol ner at end and Bill Staley and leaned on their stout defense, escaped -with a minor bump. Second division — Helen first division -^Betty WoUt- themselves. Some scrimmages oU wilUng to work hard. We are Jc'nlne.^ may contact Frank Andrsttl whminf (he 100-mlle potot standings wlUi Bobby Un- BIU Klndrlck* at tac)de. but It wasn’t enough. They will Holovak complained oL “stu­ Harman-Eleanor. Felnstein 88; Vera Honnon 89; Dolors*' KsUy- ore lined up before the schedule a pretty unbalonoed dub, but "C y" -Perkins, 23 Autumn St. ^ Ray Bteffsn, most -violuable Ted Horn Memorial Auto Race ser of-Albuquerque, N.M., hold- Probably the- _____ best. T?art of fhe ___ carry, _ a - 1-8 ______exhibition _____ record pid ^penalties"______which____ cost___ the EUle Wlncse-Oonnle KeUy U ; Jon Harrlgan.^ 88; |a>w grass —' opens Sept. 28. I’m sis^ we will come around,” V LEAGUE basketbaU player In Michigan by 1.7 second* over :Foyt at Uie ing' his lead at 8,250. Andrsttl defense Is^the llne-bapklng where jjj, aeX, season opening Patriots a total of 108 ya r^ , Eleanor Soranton-MUlie Demil- Norma Choseklanl Corlaoo I’rih Spirit is very good and all he added. ‘ Secretary Art Johnson re- WORLD RECORD — Vince Matthews of the New State’/i first Big Tisn campaign Du Quoin State Fair. moved Into second with 2,4M to-’ veterans - Dan Brabham----- .... ------gg. m^t weekend tn Buffalo. compared with one Philadelphia gross — Dora HOLE Of OMBI , oTC worUng hord. The. Eogles Open the seoson pous the-y Bowling League will York Pioneer Club breaks tape after setting new now ooachee baricetball Andretti took the lead on the ta l. and AI Unser, Bobby’# Frank Bunqom are stationed. Philadelphia netted 49 yards InfracUon amounting to Just 16 Kellner-meanor Marsh -IM. Lee SUverttein ISth, I ’ S ''; Several of the boys are green Sept. 14 with Olastohibury High start Wednesday night, at the world record in 40(bmeter run -at. Lake Tahoe, teball at Kalamazoo Ool- eighth lap and held It unti^the younger brother. Is third with '(AP -photofox) SherrlU Headrick ano^OT veter-l^ on the ground and 124 In the yards. * Low net — Betty Wolff-Vsra Tom Hesllli 1 ^ , 8’ 6” ; > but In Wlggin’l words "If the at Mt. Npbo. " - Holiday Lanes at 6 :>0. Calif., in training.meet: His time was 44.4 seconds. l®B*. •' „ finish With Fojrt driving right on 2,884.- . FIGHT REFEREES—^Maas free-for-«Il between meMbera of the New Orleans an, started out at middle ime-;*t**®": Boston rushed for 129 y ard s. "Some of those stupid penal- Honnon 131; Dolorsa'Kelly-Jan Walsh iBth, 166 ya$d a;. (UMh-, Saints and Atlanta Falcons swarm over -fiqld after Tommy Nobis and Dave backer, but he’s been Injured s o , but\\monaged just 37 In the air Ues hurt ba ^ y," he said. "Our Harrlgan 132; Pjelen Harman; Bantly 18th, 187 yard*; DtiB ,r; ^ Whitesell started a slugging match. Game official^ became referees. Mike HlWsr ha* stepped in. a* Ike'Taliaferro hit on 6 of kids played their hearts out." Eleanor Felnstein 186. Kellner Uth, >8’ 6". '

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All concrete renalrs. ice. CaU 847-9664. wives, retired persons. We corporate R & D Lab. Chal­ Help Wanted Male 36 Apply In person. Sunset Serv­ Information dition. Call 640-1868 after 4 p.m. Reasonably priced. 643-0301. - train you. 643-2414. lenging .opportunity for ice StaUon, 555 E, Middle L. PELLETIER — Painting — HELP WANTED, chef, setond 1 -S THE HERALD wUl not "Girl Friday" desiring full RN — 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.-shlft. Tpke. GRAMPAW HWWW...TMl...t..W. 1968 AMX-390, 3-speed automa- BULLDOZTO, backhoe work, interior and exterior, papering cook, salad man, kitchen utility disclose the Identity of tic. 7,000 original miles, fully secretarial responsibilities. Friday and Saturday nights. land clearing, septic tanks In­ and paper removal, fully In­ man, and kitchen helpers. Call HELP WANTED days or nights any advertiser using box equipped. Best offer over $8,- Laurel Manor, 649-4519. stalled, drainage fields. Paul sured. 648-9043, and 640-6326. 649-2978 or 876-6291. Ellington no experience necessary, good letters. Readers answer­ 200. 872-3581. ^chendel, 646-0466. Ridge Country Club, ask for pay, flexible working hours. SHORT RIBS. BY FRANK O’NEAL ing blind box ads who PAINTING — Interior and ex­ COLONIAL BOARD CO. DENTAL HYGIENIST for perio­ desire to protect their TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, terior, very reasonable, free dontal office. Call 622-9137, 8:30 Mr. McAllister. No phone calls. See Chris. De- Identity can follow this 1949 OUDSMOBILE, convertible. building lots cleared, trees top­ 615 Parker St., Manchester to 6 p.m. ------cl’s Drive-Ih, 462 Center St. procedtu'e: estimates. Call Richard Fair condition. 646-4771. ped. Got a tree problem? Well Martin, 640-9285, 846-4411. E. S; Loftus, 646-4567 h e a r t h e fx 'itx ; seoKE Enclose your reply to the worth phone call, 742-8252. SALESLADIES, full - time or F IR S T S H IF T W O R K E R S EXPERIEN(3ED c a r t e r or HISH-JUMP REODED A6All)l. box in an envelope — 1953 WILLYS Jeep station wag­ INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe- part-time (one to 6:30, includ­ cabinet maker, 5 paid holidays, . Insurance benefits, vacation. \ addreM to the (Jlassl- on, 4-wheel drive, running con­ CERAMIC tile, walls, floors, clal rates for people over 65. WANTED — aeaning woman 2 ing Thursday nights until 9 (7:30 to 4) feid Manager, Manchester dition. $425 or best offer, 646- vanities, etc. All work guaran­ Call my competitors, then call plus all day Saturday). Top Also truck driver handyman. days weekly. Must be depend­ Cal\, 646-6362, after 7, 648-2852. Evening Herald, together 0280. teed. Free estimates. Call 649- me. Estimates given. 649-7863, hourly rate to those with good Multi-Circuits, a rapidly with a memo Hating the able, prefer own transporta­ 8430. 875-8401. sales ability, good appearance, growing firm in the elec­ companies you do NOT 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, delux^ tion. 649-8685. PART-TIME truck driver and and enjoy the pleasure of serv­ tronic field extends an Invi- ^ want to see your letter. bus. Excellent condition, $30o. TREE removal-Trimmlng. Rea­ stock clerk for light delivery. BUZZ SAWTBR BY ROY CRANE WAITRESS wanted part-time, 6 ing wonderful customers. Call tation from our plant to dis-' Your letter will be de- or best offer. Call 644-2218. sonable rates. Ckivered for Hoor Finishing 24 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1 p.m. to J s p.m. to 1 a.m. shift. Apply Bess Mr. Shapiro, 643-2128. Casual cuss job opportunities In the ■stroyed if the advertiser property damage. Got a tree 5:80 p.m. Apply In person, Al- Eaton Donuts, 160 Center Village Shops, Manchester. UMM n’ MJ.i'nniBioootf 1 DID* SHE« M.WMVS POUOWEP'' anpifsheiearhsaboutT wemustrosome- Is one you’ve mentioned. 1666 FORD Qalaxie 500, ex­ problem? Call Dapa’s Tree FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- follcwlnlg area: car Auto' Parts, 226 Spruce ITHOUSHT YOU HAD THAT Wf ADVCE, BUSSSMWEUV iTWff NEW VEIN ..LAMP / THING i WE IWUST If not It will be handled cellent, condition. Asking $1,600. Street, Manchester. Service, 622-8426. ing (specializing in older eXJUNTER WOMAN for full or Street, Manchester. ou? RDDv EAiwe our ALMSKyS/ REFUSES-K> SELL HER / STOP HER, BUT in the usual manner. Call owner, 649-8789. _OFYOURWHCL floors). Inside painting. Paper­ part-time work. Apply In per­ PLATING SILVER MINE CftEAK. HOW? RUBBISH — trash removed to OUR LITTLE SAME hanging. No job too small. son, ^ r p e r Soda Shop, 785 I 1964 GTO — posltractlon, tri­ the dump, lawns maintained. IS COOKEP. ' -TELL ME. WHAT John Verfallle, 649-5760. Main Street, Manchester. DRILLING ELECTRONIC SERVICE X LIVE ON JUMPING-KANS, power, new paint job, good Ctdl 649-1888 after 6 p.m. SECRETARY 15 YOUR SECRET. FOR A WEEK BEFORE HEM££T. Lest and Found 1 ;.^res. If Interested call 646-8818. 1 PART AND FULL-tlme fabric ROUTING 'TECHNICIAN TREES cut and removed, land WANTED Y Bonds— Stocks salesgirls wanted. Apply Miss l o s t —P a a s ^ k No. 25-012870- 1968 FORD Ranchero, V-8, cleared, reasonable. Free esti­ M o r t g a g e s 2 7 Oobum, Pilgrim Mills, Hart­ Apply between 9 a.m. and 6 I 7, Savings Department of The standard, ^ metal flake paint mate, Insured, 286-8720. For RCA Regional Distribu­ Connecticut Bank and Trust job with white tonneau cover. SECRETARY WANTED ford Rd., Manchester, between p.m. Ask (or Mr. George tor, inside Work only, (deal SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ Company. Application made $2,750. Call after 6:30, 649-1686. FOR DYNAMIC PERSON­ three and six p.m. only. Smith or Mr. Keith Chris­ working conditions, good limited funds available for sec­ for payment. Household Services NEL DEPARTMENT, IN­ tie. salary, 6-day week, vaca­ 1966 PLYMOUTH Valiant, 4- ond mortgages, payments to w - 1;J Offerad 13-A TERESTING, CHALLENG­ tion, excellent benefits. FOUND — UtUe girl’s white door, automatic, 6 cylinder. suit your budget. Expedient ING WORK, STENO­ C WM >> fa. TM w us Ht'eit. . ^ ______service, J. D. Realty, 643-5129. 9-3 plastic pocketbook, Caldor’s Must seU. 649-1196. LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk d e l l v - ______GRAPHIC SKILLS A THE PIZZA HOUSE MULTI-CIRCUITS, INC. MR. M. NIMIROWSKI parking area. C(ill 643-7678. MUST. CONTACT PER­ 'M We didn't take a trip thi9 summer to get away from PONTIAC Grand Prbe. 1964, 2- ery, yards, attic^ cellars clean- ,------^ ------SONNEL DEPT., MAN­ NEEDS 60 HARRISON STREET it all., instead, we sent It all to summer campl"' door hardtop, full power. Take ed and removed. Also odd jobs. BusineSS O pportunity 28 -EASTCO CHESTER MEMORIAL MANCHESTER, CONN. p MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD LOST — Lady’s wilst watch on over payments. No money 644-8962. MANCHESTER — Photography HOSPITAL, 648-1141, EXT. Two women, over eighteen 95 Leggett St., Bast Hartford jm, — band. Call 648-1784. down. Call Mr. Bake, 238-8716. jg TIME to protect ftAH AH A! I WONDER i DONT THINK ^ ■ studio for sale. Owner retiring 243. for counter work. Will trafrt. IF PHIL PHIL WILL FEEL ^ and restore original appear­ ' after 30 years In business. Ex­ Apply in person only. MALE production worker. An Equal Opportunity SAW IT LOST — Passbook No. 48390 CHEVROLET Impala Super LIKE PLAYIN' GOLF STEVE CANYON ance of your amesite driveway Openings on second and third Employer SHERIFF ,S D E u a o u sf YET./ AGAIN FOR A BY MILTON CANIFF Savings Bank of Manchester. Sport Convertible, 1666. Auto­ cellent business reputation has ApplicaUon made for payment. matic, power steering, repos­ with a good coat of protective been established. Owner will EVENING II^TERVIEWS shift. Rate $2.67 per hour and r BURqLARIZEO A FEW OF h itl e r 's ^ ^SOME OP OUR FORMER^ MEANWHILE... Do YOU NOt ' ^ session. No money down. Call sealer. Free estimates. 742- stay on If requested to acquaint 298 West Middle Tpke. up. Interviews dally, 9 to 4 HIGH LIEUTENANTS COUEAGUES ARE IN THE BEGIN TO DE­ Mr. Bake," 238-8716. 9487. buyer with business. J. D. Real CAN BE ARRANGED p.m. Call Marge Hampson, 648- MEN WANTED for steady WED^ NEVER CAUGHT STAGE CREW AT BONBON TECT A HOPEFUL P o r s o n o ls . Manchester 6163. Rogers Corporation, Mill year around Employment, good “ ANP THE UNPjER- Estate Associates, Inc. 643- CHATTEL ETUPIO... NOW, PATTERN IN MUSTANG convertible, 1966. VENETIAN blinds — repaired, and Oakland Streets, Manches­ rate of pay, exc^ent fringe j e ROUND HAS-NOT WHEN THIS YELLOW-BEARD WHAT TWITE 5129. RIDE NEEDED to downtown Excellent condition, automatic. retaped and recorded. 646-0273, ter. An equal opportunity em­ benefits, overtime, will tram. FORGOTTEN,' IS STANDING ALONE... IS DOING??, Hartford from Edgerton St. Take over payments, no money 649-2971. AAMCO TRANSMISSION PART-'nME woman, mornings ployer. Call 649-4623. > CASHIER FOR cash and carry and Hemlock St., about 8, a.m. down. Call Mr. Bake, 233-8716. SHOP FOR SALE and afternoons, driver’s license 648-2988. REWEAVING of burns, moth- required. Contact manager An lumberyard. Experienced pre­ WILLING worker needed tor BUICK Grand Sport, 1966. 2- holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Now ooeratlfg In Inrere thur Drug. 643-1606. ferred but not necessary. For growing oil burner business. RIDE WANTED from Bush Hill dow shades made to measure, door hardtop, automatic, pow­ nearby city. Good potential appointment call Mr. McIntyre p a r a c h u t e RIGGERS * Mechanical ability, a must. A IVOMAN 7D *)CCEP** I BADGP Rd., Manchester to vicinity of er steering. No money down. all size Venetian blinds. Keys return on Investment. Must at 649-0136. Call 647-9732, 875-2649. HOOSE. Aetna Insurance on Farming- Take over payments. Call Mr. made while you wait. Tape re­ sell for personal reasons. ton Avenue for 8 a.m. arrival. corders for rent. Marlow’s 887 M ATim E WOMEN needed lor Or men wlUlng to learn.' First OFFICE MANAGER —capable Bake, 283-8716. Terms available. Call 649-8480. Main St., 649-6221. CLERK ' full or part-time work, hours shift, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. of triad badance, responslblU- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Box Z, Manchester Herald can be arramged. Alr-conditlop- ties, general administration * ed, pleasant working condi- pioneer Parachute Co., Inc. ®'®*'** • ■*'PP*y Tolland Tpke. and Union clean. Take over payments. No tlons. ApplyAnralsr InIm person. TMnrv’oDlno's 4 Inin T4AS*a/%nperson. Rolo mTa/tHInoMachine OnCo., T v y u a n o -IHE/AU-BEIONGX) 2SUPPOSE rrw As Street. Working hours, 9 to 2 B u i l d i n g - TYPIST Hale Rd., Manc)\ester, Conn. money down. Call Mr. Bake, Musical— Dramatic 30 550 E. Middle Tpke. '> Inc., 65, Elm St., Mamchester. THOSE LETTHEM THfiAaERNATHy JUSTA MATTER OF p.m., Travelers insurance Co. Contracting 1 4 Phone, 644-1581 POTHER YOU. Oim.lWdCHERS'CtUA. TIMEPeFORETHEy 233-8716. Excellent job opportunity Call 648-2546. PIANO INSTRUCnpN In my for a qualified typist either ARE K- PEOAMEOna*WlZBOj CHEVROLET Mallbau, 1968. 2- ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ Ah Equal Opportunity- THAT WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU home, 168 McKee Street, 649- part-time or full-time. Must 9TAMNG door sport, coupe. Automatic, rage, rec rooms, bathrooms 9679.' ATTENTION Employer EXPLAINS tiled, ■ kitch''n.'! remodeled, ce- be high scho U 5 N O P AAASITTON ANP SOU GET n e e d c a r ? Credit very bad? tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- Bake, 283-8715. . ■ Help Wanted— McDonald's Is now employ­J For retail store work in IN TOlWI, IF r HAV0. TWO w e e k :© ABEOLUJEP/ NO CChOPEfZATiON. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- synskl. Builder. 649-4261. ing conditions, excellent PART-TIME man, mornings, ovstLocKeo'/au ing women, work part-time AGO., eit Douglas acoepta lowest 1IWU VOLKSWAGON Sunroof— F e m a le 3 5 benefit program. Apply and afternoons, driver’s li­ nstae vene n/MB * while your children are at hardware and kindred APOOFSCS BeU M '- doum, smallest payments, any- sSve ( ^ 0 0 dealers profit! NEWTON H. SMITH & SON cense r^ulred. Contact' man­ housekeeper, school, hours 11-2 or 11-3, 9-3 NAWVM'MVa* -ydisre. Not small loan finance R u r a ^ , as is. but should Remodeling, repairing, - addl- ager Arthur Drug. 643-1506. ' lines. Full and part-time. at Manchester Mianor part- Monday through Friday. 0ONES4- MMW Aooccaa company plan. Douglas Mo­ have front-end job,, rear bump- tlons; rec rooms, garages FIRST N A -nO N A L time or full-time, will train. Appl;^ In person. MAN TO WORK on grounds of APPLY w t e m f tors, 845 Main. ______« and some minor body work, porches and roofing. ?Io Job Call 646-0129. STORES, INC. large home, 3-4 mornings 2 M o S TlutSi. transmission too'small. Call 649-3144. 1962 VAUANT, standarid 8 LE(i/lL SECRETARY for Hart-' PARK & OAKLAND AVES. MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN weekly. Permanent position, Blish Hanlwara _and______rear-end CARPENTRY- a-av _concrete eteps, spring to fall If satisfactory. PRISCILLA’S POP cylinder. Car In good running^ ford law firm, full-time, will EAST HARTFORD ' cellent. "floors, hatchways, remodeling, 43 W.Center St., Manchester Write Box “ U” , Manchester condition, $856. 742-8288. between 1-6 p.m. (Current train. Call 622-1165. MANCHESTER porches, garages, closets, ceil­ Herald, stating desired wage, value —$1000 minimum DIOK 1864 FAIRLANE 600. 2- door ings,. attics finished, rec age, and references. rooms,! formica, ceramic. Oth­ sports hardtop. Car in excel­ HOUSEWIVES — Work part- PART-TIME — 3 evenings and lent . running condition. Best er related work. No job too m Trucks— Tractor* 5 ACCOUNTS p a y a b l e ^ time lunch hours while chil­ Saturday, $60. per week.' Col­ r - 3 small. Dan Moran, BilUder... offer oJrer $800. 742-8288, dren are In schpol. Apply in lege students considered. Ap­ Evenings 649-8880. ply 490 Tolland %t.. Room AA5, CAPTAIN EASY 1669 CADILLAC convertible In 1961 FORD pick-up, half ton, 4- ______BOOKKEEPER person. Friendly Ice Cream, BY LESLIE TURNER next to Caldors. ' East Hartford, 8 p.m. tonifht HELP WANTED J o i running condltton._ Best G A ^ G B a , ^rohra. i . »■ X over™ $2()0: c i u M^ er. $660. 649-0016. a f ^ ^ only. TH'CAGEY WAN THAT YANK WOBAHED OUT INFORMATION 'OW UNFORTUNATB t h a t j u s t BBFORft BITHBR THAT..0R AN OUTRAaBP 'USBAND rec rooms, room additions, Full - time position.. Must ABOUT TH' CASTLE'S.OWNER' HE'S AFTER SOMBTHING. •e VSMS IDENTIFIEP As L0RI> WAPPINeSWR. kitchens, roofing, aiding, gen­ Clerk-Typist. Paid Vacations, 7 Paid Holidays, Blue = 1 PROBABLY aULLY U A C O C K lj •AJ Tf«CKED DOWN THAT SAeCtRUSH ROllg have knowledge of office GULLY 'ELfEP 'OLD OP A — ^ J O POST 'IM OFFl GO WARN GULLY, BBCM 1966 PONTIAC 'Catalina ma­ eral repair work. Financing Cross, CMS, Sickness and Accident Insurance, Pension i’ sP| so IN SMALL TEKAB; BANKI — WB NBEP'lM'BRS..'PALTHY1 ,------roon. Completely automatic. T r o ilM * — maohlnes. Salary $60. up, Plan «nd Profit Sharing. SPITE OF available. No down payment. depending upon background /jf* NO PUBLICITY Excellent condition. $1,800. Call Mobil* Homa* 6-A E^nomy Builders, Inc. 643- UP plus complete fringe bene­ 7 ABOUT 1M IWHER- 646-4917. 0n 6. WANTED ITING it. GUUV'S fits. Apply Personnel Dei- .. Apply CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. BEEN TRACED 1963 CORVAIR Spyder convert­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ partment. ‘brb: ible, super charged, 4-speed, END OF SEASON j [ ^ modeling specialist. Additions, Service Station Attendants 81 COOPER HILL ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. e whitewalls, AM-FM, extra SPECIAL rec rooms, dormers, porches, gages, $860. After 5 p.m., 649- cabinets, formica, built - ins, MOTTS SUPER MARKET TEL.I 6(S-4141 ROBI^ BIALONE 0686. ______bathrooms, kitchens. 646-3448. ______BY BOB LUBBERS 1968 Nimrod Riveras with 59 Leggett Street Part-Time NighU WEILSPDTTHB \ 6 0 0 0 ( X |,.A WORLD WHERg/WANY PEAPLY DENIZENS ROAM/ 1960 FALCON — 2 - door, Sleepers and Spare Tires CARPENTRY — rec rooms plus buPFACETeNoef? \ cv w r W Ar TH 0 )6 rW 6 AAALONE \ V 't. 6 cylinder, standard, best offer. (Entire '68 Rental Fleet) other carpentry jobs. Also for East Hartford You’ll enjoy working at Mand^ester’s finest servr /WYTIMENOW, I TDSBE ENTiSRPKISeS INTO NEW From $560 l-'l Call 649-1456. sale, Colonial pine wall hutch- ice station. W orking conditions are pleasant; plus FrtCWieKS LEADS HER ea, {danters and trestle coffee 289-1541 " 0 e u je i rOTHE0AHAMAS,ANP tables. 649-7029. you’H receive many employe benefits. If you HELP WANTED A FRDNTI02 1960 LINCOLN — good condt- CAMPER TOWN, IN(2. K FKSFHANP/ O O SB iZ enjoy meeting the public,' this may be just the THAN ourefz sPA.ce, eor UTTLE SPOH3B . tlon. ’Call 872-0798. ROUTE 140 (NOjRTH ROAD) Loomfixers, Weavers, Material Handlers, Plumbers. - OUST AS HOSTILE^ - B Y ROUSON SECRETARY) for Beneficial Fi­ right kind of a part-time job for you. Apply in nance Co., 6-day week, 2 weeks Paid Vacations, 7 Paid Holidays, Blue dross, G ^ . ■mfi WORLD O FCOLP ) MAKATHorN 5r/A K T ‘c . ' ) 1968 FAIRLANB 600 sports EAST WINDSOR, CONN. Roofing and vacation with pay, free In­ person to—* ■ , Sickness-And Accident Insurance, Pension Plim an^ fwom m ssesi^em coups, 4-speed transmlwlon, Chimnoys 16-A THE(X£AM1S SURFACE,. radio, heater. Can be seen at surance, unusual thrift plan. Profit Sharing. ■ j 228 School Bt„ 649-8778. ROOFING Spe(siall)dnK re- .High school graduate Interest­ M otorcycle*— pairing roofs of ail kinda, new ed Ih permanent position with . Moriarly Brothers Affly CHENEY BHOTHERS, INC. 1960 MUSTANG 2 plus 2 fast- B i c y c l o t I 11 roofs, gutter work, Schtmneya advancement. -•■------‘ Attractive back, radio, heater, V-8, auto­ cleaned and repaired, 80 years' personality, appearance and SI COOPER m tL ST., MANCHESnCR, OONN. '*• m 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER—648-5135 matic, power steering, air-con- HONDA SUPER Hawk, 806 cc. experience. Free estimates. ability to meet the pu(>Uc TELt 64MM1 ’ dltlonsd. Excellent condition. excellent condition , many Call Howley 648-5861, 844- nE^cessary. Apply 536 Main St., i • Call 646-8622 after 6 p.m. extras. Best offer, call 648-0874. 8888. Manchester between 9-5. . • I i ' 1 } ■ 1 ' r p a g e TWBNTY-4SDVB3f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEIrt'EMBER 8, 1968 p a g e t w e n t y - s i x — ■ ■ — t4ous*s For Sol* 72 W ant*d To R*nt 6 8 H o u m s F*r Sol* 72 plant are: Labor supply, water Articles For Solo 45 Hornet For Sole 72 Hout*t For Sole 72 Out of Town supply and trensportstion. SEVEN ROOM Older home, sx- BERRY’S WORLD WANTED — 2 or 8 bedroom South Windsor Russell stressed the Impor­ DARK rich stone-free loam, cellent condition, on bus line. MANCHESTER — Clean 8-fam- TO BE SOLD — 4-4, two Cam- For Sal* 75 empty apartment or duplex, 8 chil­ EAST CENTER STREFIT lly 6-^8. large lot, centrally Uy, A-I oondlUon, A -l location. tance of good town manage­ $15. Pool and patio sand, Property includes 2 extitC build­ "VERNON — immediate occu­ l a Y dren, Oct. 1st. 848-1718. located, St. Jamee Parish. ment and harmonious relations CLASSIFIED stone, fill, graVsl. sand and ing lots. Marion B. Robertson, Call Paul J. Oorrentl Agency, pancy, 3-bedroom Raised Leonard Agency, Realtors, 046- Deputy Mayor Westbrook between all groups inside the lunch boxes manure. 643-9504. - WANTED — 6 room apartment, Realtor, 648-59M. Tw6 family, 5-6 flat style. 648-6363. Ranch, fireplace, 2 baths, pan­ FAIRWAY 0460.’ town. Walter J. Mealy, chair­ 3 6hlldren, Immediately, 648- Good condltloih. Mid 20 s. eled rec room, 2-car garage, (no MANCHESTER — Tree shaded Possible' to have' combina­ man of the Industrial Building 6868. MANCHESTER — Circa 1876, large lot. Leonard Agency, Gives Support to Donnelly ADVERTISING 6-room'Garrison Colonial, large tion of apartments and of­ Lots For Sol* 73 Omunisslon, commented, "We attm etive SAVE eight room Ctdonlal. Beautiful Realtors, 646-0469. we have SMALL unfurnished apartment living room with fireplace, for- fices. Norman Hohenthal Women's Club Membership are very foitunate In this re- - $10. OFF 'nm acre lot. ReUdenttal area. SOUTH (XJVENTRY — i Lake Former State Rep. G. War­ styles in many pat- CLASSinED ADVERTISING d IEPT. HOURS needed by retired woman. Call -mal dining room, aiid a family Realtor, 646-1186. SOUTH COVENTRY on Main The South Windsor Women’s speot, since the general atmos­ ► PMaible extra lot. H. M. area, com er half acre building ren Westbrook today announc­ terns for boys and p o r t a b l e TYPEWRITERS 646-0383. sited kitchen, 8 generous bed­ Road, four room Cape, full Club is accepting appUcatlons phere of burtneM relations and s' A.M . to 4 :3 0 P.M. Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. site, high and dry, large shade ed M j support of Abty. Thom­ ^ g i r l s . . ONE YEAR rooms, closets galore, IH basement, double garage, ame- for membership from any wom­ the town government are bgth WANTED to rent — 8-bedroom' trees, 114 x 144, reduced, for as J. Donnelly, the Republican Unconditional Quarnntec ' bathsi breeseway and attached slte drive, steam heat, arte­ an who Is 18 years of age or excellent In South Windsor.” both stores open thnrs. and fH. night COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. single home needed by family NEW LWTING' — Six room quick sale. Owner, 643-8607 call nominee ft>r state representa­ garage. Aluminum siding. $27,- MANCHB8TER—17 Haiel St 8- sian welt, fruit trees, lake priv­ older and a resident of South of 4 adults. Call evenings 648- oversiied Cape with full shbd mornings. tive from the 46th Assembly Russell complimented the • * locattoos: downtown main strre 4 -M P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION 900. Wolverton Agency, Real­ bedroom, Colonial, aluminum ileges, lot 100 X IBO, Owner, Windsor. Prospective members Yale Typewriter Service 1024. dormer.' Stf^s throw from District. commlselon on Ms program and Drsdlinr for Saturday and Monday I* 4:S0 p.m. Friday. tors, 849-2818. siding. Excellent condition, on­ BOLTON-NEAR Center—beauti­ 643-8607 call mornings. must be sponsored by an active It middle tornplbe, next to popular 649-4986 ly $18,900. H.M. FTSClrette Main Street. *two full baths, Wesrtlbrook, a member of the stated, "Without your activity, CONTEMPORARY Ranch, I living room with fireplace, ful residential area, 1V4 acres. member of the Women’s Club. Realtors, *47-9998, SOUTH WINDSOR — Large four South Windsor Town CouncU, flrme would find M harder to Inv*s»m*nt Prop*ity rooms on one acre, beautlfvU ______largo kitchen, three car Coll 649-7367. Applications must be submit­ YOUR COOPERATION WILL A I A d ^ .9711 bedroom Ranch. Two oar ga­ who Is currently serving as get the Information they want BE APPRECIATED l/IMfc I I garage. In intunaoulate' condi­ ted by Sept. 16. For further In­ ALtninNUM SHEETS — Used ^ Sol* 7o-A ly landscaped, modem kltch- — Brick Ranch, BOLTON LAKE — LoU 600’ rage, breeseway. Big well deputy mayor, described Don­ concerning this town." tion.’ 'Wolverton Agency, Real­ formation Mrs. Anthony Fasano, as printing plates, .009 thick, en. large Uvlng room, Formal dining room, two fire-fire­ from water, treed and In very landscaped yard. Rec room. nelly as Va man with a proven According to Ruaseil, the In- MANCHe I t BR Rooming dining room, family room 20x tors, 649-2818. of 80 Palmer Dr., Wapping, may 23x38", 25 cents each or 6 for places, ■ finished rec room, nice area. Priced to sell. Possible in-law suite. Priced to record of public servlco, well dtvMual businessman and ContiniMd Froni Pleading Pag* house, good location between 24 overlooking water fountain, be called.. $1. call 648-2111. , breezeway, garage, large lot. b o w e r s s c h o o l — Cape, 6 Nijayea Agency, 646-0181. sell. Paid W. Dougan Realtor^ quaHUed to represent the peo­ dustrlallst play Important roles redevelopment and proposed $66,600. By appointment only. What Indastoy t«ofcs. For $38,500. Phllbrick Agency Real- 649-4686. ple of this District In the Gen­ in Industrial developmetM. He . MONTESSORI SCHOOL TOBACXX) BARN boards,, and shopping center, Potential PhUbriok Agency, Realtore rooms plus paneled Tbe meeting of the Industrial tor8j^649-6847. ______(X iVEINTRY - Building lot eral Assembly.” stated that favorable commeiMs H*lp Wonf d' Mol* 36 H*lp W aiifd iMal* 36 160 year old hand hewed bam gross, $6,188 per year, $9,000 treed lot, garage, $21,600. Phil Building Oommiselon last week of MANCHESTER e4e-0S47. brick Agency, Realtors, 649- close to -lake. No reasonable SOUTH Windsor — Large 8 Donnelly Is opposed for the mode by men already doing tlmbera. Call 875-1016 after 6. down to right buyer. Ample RAISED RANCH - bullt-lns, offer refused, 648-8724. room Split Level. Three or four heard Robert B. Russell Jr., di­ SCHOOL BUS DRIVER, short EXPERIENCED custodian BBAUTIFUL Cape — aluminum 5847. Assembly aeot by Incumbent business In town are the beat wanted for part-time work eva- parking, reflnlshed inside and m baths, fireplace, rec room, bedrooms. Ideal In-law ar­ rector of area development for hours, good wages. Also SCREENED loam, proceaaed siding, full shed dormer, 7 MANCTIESTER —B-zbne lot,' Democratic Representative Ed- endorsement that South Windsor nlngs. Must be over 21. Call out. Excellent investment prop­ 14x16’ sundeck, garage. Two ROLLING Park — 6 room Cape rangement. Modem kitchen, the Nortbern Dl'vlBton of the Community Baptist Church m e ch ^ c, full or part-time. ‘ gravel, alto bank run gravel. nice large rooms, with 8 bed­ 60 X 127, centrEti location, City 'W4n A. Lassman, also of South has. erty. Call The R.P. Dlmook acres of land. $24,900. Call Mit­ In fine neighborhood, fireplace, formal dining room, family Oonnectlout Light and Power Post Road Stages, 644-1S31. 649-5334. George H. Orltflng, 742-7888. rooms up, 4 down, fireplace, utilities. Bel Air Real Estate, Windsor. The 46th District, A richly supplied learnina environmsn'l for Co. 849-6248. ______ten Realty Realtors, M8-BM0- two full baths, loads of closet room, fireplace, 214 baths, gar­ Oo. Russell told the commission large kitchen, overeleed ga­ 643-9332. 'whitdi Donnelly and Lassman Manchester Evening Herald, r e n . BAKER’S HELPER, full-time POLOROID Color camera, mod­ space, full shed dormer, form­ age. ^j900. Phllbrick Agency mem/bers that three physical young childi f u l l TIME l a b o r e r s for COMMERCIAL warehouse rage, heavily tw d seek to represent, is made up South Windsor correspondent, or part-time. Apply Bess Eaton el 100, with carrying caee, SCARBOROUGH Road, Onlonlal. al dining room or fourth bed­ Realtors, 649-S347. . taotors of greatest Interest to an landacaplng. No experience 80,000 square feet. Office area, 20’e. Won't laat Wolverton . . i of South Windsor and East Registrations Are Being Accepted For Donuts, 160 Center Street, Man­ flash attachment, electric eye 7 rooms, modem kitchen, form­ room. LosU of trees. $22,900. tndudtry .,wlehing to locate a Catherine E. May, tel. Mi-tttO. necessary. $2.26 per hour. Call loading platform, 1.8 acres. Agency, Realtore, 649-2818. VERNON,, your dream house is WtoKteor, chester. and close-up kit. Excellent con­ al dining room, den, large liv­ Phllbrick Agency Realtors, 649- R*sort Propoity Children 8 to 4% Orantland Nursery, 64S.0M9. Grots Income $8,400. Only $82,- ' waiting for you, immaculate B dition, original cost $125. will A LITTLE Imagination, a lltUe ing room with fireplace, I ’A Deputy Mayor Westbrook, 000. Gay Blair, 742-8921. Pasek 5347. For M 74 idqm Ranch, 3 bedrooms, love­ Mrs. PRul Schick-^6-0224 sell for $50. 646-4689. work, and $16,800 will g«t you baths, 8 large bedrooms,’ 2-car who serired as state repreaenta- Realtors, 289-7475. ly rec room and bar, garage, Food Service Workers a fine lltUe older home. FRT6 garage, $82,000. PhUbriok MANCHESTER — Colonial, BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 0 Uve In the 1963 end 1966 leg­ or large lot, well landscaped. LOFTY PILE, free from soil 'c k M U y rooms on a tree shaded lot Agency, -Realtors, 649-5847. alx rooms, formal dining room, room summer home secluded islative sessions, declared that Mrs. Peter Ric’hmond— 648-8226 e l e c t r o n ic p a r t s (D i«tt kr NEA, iM. V 0 Won’t last $21,600, Paul W. Mon for dish handling and Is the carpet cleaned with Blue Land For Sal* 71 . right In Manchester, Wolverton large living room, three bed­ hldaway, near water, 8 bed­ "yioung and agressl've leader­ WEST SIDE —older home, Dougan, Realtor, 649-4BSB. SALES TRAINEE all around kitchen work, Lustre. Rent electric riiampoo- Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. rooms. New kitchen with buiU- room's, only $0{800. Hayes ship In our General Assembly "Tht voters are dissatisfied w ith, the candidates and CHDVENTRY — 48 acres of good all iwjms large, 4 bediboms. hours noon-7:40 p.m. and 6 er $1. The Sherwln - Williams ins. Aluminum siding. Handy- Agency, 846-0181. ANDO’VER — 7 room oversized Is desperately needed If our would like you to run for President!" farm land, bam and 8 out LOW 20’s — 8 room Colonial, hot water baseboard lieht, to shopping center and schools. ^ IIR T 1 SMIJKf"*- For RGA Regional Distribu­ p.m.-ll!40 p.m., 35 hour, 6- " Co. Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, state lie to meet the challenges COMPUTE buildings at. $19,800. Phllbrick 4 bedrooms, living room with g(xxl cohdlUon. Ideal i o t large tor, will train for advance­ day week, good pay aivd, Price, $25,900. Phllbrick Agen­ of the next decade. Tom Don­ SOUP’S ON. the rug that is, so Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. family, $20,900. PWlbrlck Agen­ Out pf Town 2 fireplaces, jalousled porch ment, ideal Working cpndl- benefits. Apply Perscnnel fireplace, dining room and den, cy, 649-5847. nelly can provide this type of s m c s i f i * OF MANCHE0TEB clean the.spot with Blue Lustre. Wantod— To Buy 58 A par^nh— Halt—• ^ cy, Realtors, 640-5847. and garage, $28,000. Phllbrick’ Services Division, ______2-car garage, aluminum siding, For Sola 75 tionb, good, starting salary, Rent electric shampooer $1. . m 9 ^ ca n t. Call now. Wolverton is SLASHED on this beautiful BOLTON —. tour room expand­ Westbrook, lurther noted that room Colonial. Owner moving PRIVACY — 6 room Ranch, 2 lent benefits. used furniture, china, glass sli­ THREE ROOM heated tene­ custom built home. Owners no able (2ape. Two unfinished up, Donnelly is an assistant trlce- M94SZI ver, picture frames, old coins, MODERN 6 room Ranch, base Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. out of state. Price drastically baths, beamed celling, pan­ University of Connecticut b l u e l u s t r e not only rids ment on second floor. Near longdr can take care of It, now OoRvenlent location near Ptfk- presklent at Society for Sav­ S4 Mezee siiEer MR. M. NIMIROWSKl guns, pewter, scrap gold, center, of town. Electric stove ment garage, large lot, con reduced. Best buy In town. Call eling, garages, pond, water­ SERVICE carpets of soil but leaves pile PORTER ST. area, large ovOr- sitting vacauit. All over-sized ings and stated, "Tom Donnel­ venlent location. Gerard Agen way and Lake. Call now, $15,- falls, 9 acres, ptae grove. Storrs TOft and lofty. Rent electric watches, old jewelry, hob­ Included. Available Sept. 15. sized Caps, 7 rooma, ■ formal owner for appointment after 5 rooms (six in all) hallways, ly’s experience tn fiscal affairs cy, 643-0365, 649-0688. 400. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- J. F. KENNEDY, DECANTER .. EASTCO shampooer $1. Paul's Paint A by collections, paintings, attic $96 monthly. Write Box C, dining room, faipH^ room 6r p.m., 649-4487. ______closets galore, fireplace, full •wlU be a major asset In coping contents or whole estates. Pur- Manchester Herald. COVENTRY — Only $12,900. 6824. P. D. R(X)SEVELT ...... 9j'Leggett St., E a tf Hartford Wallpaper Supply. BEST BUY IN town.,. .six room den, 2 full baths, yard with MANCHESTER New on buem ent with GE unit,, patio, with the huge deficit the state ✓ MECHANICS helper, part-time, niture Repair Service, 643-7449. you have this completely mod­ M . L . K I N G ...... FIVE ROOM apartment, first cape with one car garage. privacy. Excellent condition. market, 6 room Cape, 1% two car’ garage. Must be seen COVENTRY —High scenic lo­ 'Will face as a result of the un­ An Equal Opportunity 7-11 evenings. Apirty in person. em B-room Ranch, 8 bedrooms, REM R. F. K EN N ED Y...... WANTED — Restaurant equip­ floor. Available September 16, House centrally located, In $24,900. Phllbrick Agency-Real­ baths, garage, Bowers School, to be appreciated. Here la an cation. Older 10 room brick Co­ sound financial policies of the Employer Vernon Lanes, Rt. 83,-. Vernon. Boats and Acc*ssori*s 46 baseboard radiation, aluminum ment, store, tavern and bank­ $135. plus heat. 647-1823. pretty good condition. Oil hot tors, 649-5847. ' -■ ' fenced yard. Bel Air Real opportunity to make an excel­ lonial. New heating system and Democratic admlnLstratlon.” ESTATE FULL-TIME servlce.atation’ at- 26" LUHRS SeascUff Sport Fish- water heat. No basement. Tre­ lent purchase. .Ix>t Is 180 x 180. siding. Don’t wait, see It today. well, ■ acre lot. Bring check Westbrook also cited Donnel­ NULINE REPRODUCTIONS FROM $ 1 ^ ruptcy equipment. Call r a i s e d Ri^4CH — modern Estate, 643-9332.______STOC9C BOY from three to five tendant, 6 a.m. to 3 p,m. Ap- FOUR ROOMS, first floor, mendous value at only $15,500. ■ T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Char Bon Agency, 648-0688 book, only $19,900. Hayes Agen­ ly’s service on the South Wind­ erman. Sleeps two to four, ship^ Fontaine Restaurant Equip­ kitchen with all bulU-lns, p.m. daily. Apfdy Mr. KaU, - — • — stove, refrigerator and ga­ Immediate occupancy. T.J. ------r’------—--- :------cy, 646-0181. sor Public Building CkMiunisslon, Now U the time to bring In your srceens to be repalciXl. ply in person, R. Charest Es­ to shore, 327 cubic Inch Cru­ ment, 473 Windsor Street. formal dining room, family 815,900 WILL PURCHASE this NORTH COVENTRY — near Arthur Drug Stote, 942 Main so Route 30, Vernon. sader Marine engine. $700 or rage Included. $110. monthly. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. 4Vi room Ranch, within walk- the Charter Revision Commis­ Storm 'window glaas replaced. Comer Canton Street, Hart­ room, 4 bedrooms. 2H baths, 1 Parkway. Older three bedroom EAST HARTFORD — $8*,800, Street, Manchester. best offer. Call 649-0016 .".fter Security deposit required. No ' Ing distance to private ftoach at sion and the Land Use Advisory ford. 527-6771. MANCHESTER and vicinity. 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, $34,- MANCHESTER ’’ O p e . Three car garage, five 8 room center entrance Colon­ 5 p.m. pets. Available now. 643-0180- Bolton Lake, all nicely paneled Committee of South Windsor. He Over 75 homes from $7,600 up. 900. Phllbrick Agency Realtors, acres, privacy. Only $16,600. ial 'With 4 bedrooms in desir­ WITH OR without experience e _ i ______W n n t w d 3 6 - A ______with 2 bedrooms, living room commented that "Tom Donnel­ AUTO a u s s INSTALLED printers, cutters, bindery men JWiwamwn sran iw M Q jjjy g boat, 8 AVAILABLE Sept. 1 — 6-room Call Mitten Realty Company, 649-5347. ., ' $28,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. able Oak-HUls St. area near Rooms W itiiout Board 59 with fireplace, kitchen and din­ ly has clearly demonstrated that first floor apartment, $130; Realtors, 643-6930. the Manchester line. 668-8680. and apprentices. Company paid LICENSED Real Estate sale- cylinder engine, full canvas NEW 2-famlly, 10 room duplex, ing area. Must be seen. Wol­ COVENTRY Very clean 6% he' Is a dedicated, tireless pub­ aUSS RIRNmiRE TOPS insurance, excellent benefits, ^en with previous experience, trailer, good condition, $850. THE THOMPSON House — Cot 4-room first floor apartment, Lovely residential area, St. including heat, $135. Call Ev­ MANCHESTER—7 room Cape, each apartment 2 bedrooms, verton Agency Realtors, 649- room Cape, oversized garage, VERNON.. .one of the cleanest lic servant, with the 'vlaion and ROBERT J. SMITH, a t Apply in person. An equal op- caij. Mr. Philbrlck. Phllbrick 646-4355. ’.age St. centrally located, large Bartholomew’s Parish. Spa­ full shed domer. Formal din­ 14 X 14 master bedroom, Uvlng 2818. modem kitchen, new furnace, rsmch homes we’ve ever listed. the talent to help achieve prog­ MimORS (FireplaM and Door) portunlty employer. Burroughs Agency, 649-5847 ------^ ------pleasantry furnished rooms, er ett Agency, 649-8638. cious 3 - bedroom Ranch, ing room, finished rec room, room and formal dining nx>m aluminum siding,, treed lot. On­ Three bedrooms, finished base­ ress for the people of Connecti­ MSURAMMtniS SMCE 1114 Corporation,. Business Forms ------parking. Call 649-2358 for over­ MANCHESTER — 6 room cus­ lovely country kitchen, 2 extra lot of record. Handy !()• with wall to wall, kitchen with ly $17,500. H. M. Frechette, ment, Ideal residential area. cut." -s «tvf Supplies Ooup, Route SO. Gordon— Form - night and guest fireplaces, paneled family PICnrRE FRAMIND (all types) F u rn is h * d cation. $28,900. . PhUbrlck electric ranges, separate fur­ tom built Raised Ranch, top Realtors, 647-9998. Impossible to describe, so Concluded the deputy mayor, Tolland. H*lp Wonlad— Dairy Products 50 rates. quality conirtructlon, exceUent room, rec room, garage, 6 3 - A Agency., Realtors, 649-6347. , naces, full walk-out basement, many extras and the over-all "The times demand ^he out­ 6 4 9 - 5 2 4 1 Apartm*nts locaUon, treed ■ lot. Mid 20’s. custom built, many extras, ' ’ $20,900 —114 acres. Old Colon­ WINDOW and PUTE DUSS TOP NOTCH carpenters and M<4* or F*malft 37 PICK YOUR OWN tomatoes, l a r g e pleasant rooms for large rear sundeck. Wolverton condition. Sensibly priced In standing leadership that Don­ ONE completely furnished MANCHESTER — New five Hayes Agency, 646-0181. carpeting, drapes, etc. ial, completely modernized, carpenter’s helpers. Good gentlemen only, parking and Agency, Realtore, 649-2818. the mid 20’s and well worth It. nelly can provide, and the times carpenter’s helpers. Good goHOOL bus aitvers, men or “ all bushel. Carrots housekeeping room and all room Ranch, 616 Burii Hill Rd. bright and clestn, three ga­ wages and bei^flts ^ days, ^ r work for feed and canning, $1 per kitchen facilities, walking dla- T. J. Oockett. Realtor. 643- sJso require that the .future of women. Apply now tor work Three bedrooms. Nice setting Picnic In your own back rages, nice view, trees, subur­ 378-1630 or nighU, 742-9144. bushel. Petersen Farms, 440 tance to Community College, utilities. Suitable lor one adult, 1877. our state .be placed ahead of in September. Leslie OoUlns, on large.lot. T. Shannon, BuUd- ban. Hutchins Agency, Real­ Doming Street, Wapping. 61 New St., 843-4576. parking, 272 Main Street. yard, outdoor ^fireplace, well party conMderatlon. Therefore, TOWN- OF MANCHESTER, CX>NNECTldUT 1224 Sullivan Avenue, Wapplng, er. 568-6652. . ______landscaped. Act quickly. tore, 649-6324. VERNON I heartily Midorse him as a can­ 644-1457. ONE comfortably furnished GOOD FAY STEADY WORK TOMATOES — pick your own, Busin*ss Locations VERNON —custom beauUflfl didate for State Representative s LABORATORY sleeping room. Good location, RANCH » - 7 rooms, 2 full ASSUMABLE bring own baskets,:'- $1. half No Experience NeceeMVy from the 46th Assembly Dtstrlct, NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE SCHCM3L BUS drivers, exper­ parking, 272 Main Street. For R*nt 64 baths, modem kitchen with Wyman & Lord Realty Raised Ranch, two years vOld, bushel. 114 Buc}dand Rd. Wap- Mortgage on this laige six and urge all voters. Republicans, TECHNICIAN ience not necessary. Apply in btiilt-lns,. formal dining room, We Will Train You three bedrooms, two lavator­ In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 8, Sections 1 parcel of land located on the northerly and southeriy side of Plng-______MANCHESTER — 10,000 square 646-8736 -room Ranch; also immedi­ Democrats, and Indepsitoents person. Silver Lane Bus Co., NICELY furnished room. fe­ family ' room, 3 bedrooms, 2- ies, 2-car garage, many ex­ and 9 of the Town Charter, noUce U hereby given of the adopUon Hercules Drive more particularly hounded and deecrlbed as 49 Bralnard Place, 643-8978. (eet of Industrial space. Prime ate c'ccupancy—so don’t de­ alike, to support him In Novem­ Challenging full-time oppor-' NATIVE peaches, apples ajjd male, use of den, kitchen priv­ car garage. Excellent neigh­ tras. Miut be seen to appre­ by the Board of 'Directors of the Town of Meinchester, Connecti­ follows; , * > ileges, parking, references. location, inside loading dock. borhood, $31,900. Phllbrick W e N eed: ciate. Call for an appointment, delay on this one! Call Mr. ber.” '' w^ginning at a point on the northerly line of land or tunlty for a high school grad­ BUS DRIVERS for school routes cider. Ferrando Orchards, lo'- cut, August 27, 1968, of Ordinances as follows: C i.fl-^tcr 6:30 p.m. 649-7645. Call for details. Hayes Agency, Agency, Realtors, 649-J1847. 289-1614, between B and 9 p.m. Bogdan now for mor4 de­ Garden Grove, Inc., whlrii point marks the southeasterly uate, preferably with post- in South Windsor. 7:30 to 9:15 cated on Birch Mountain Rd. PRODUCTION WORKERS r OCKLEDGE — Colonial,. 6 Chapter B 186 off Hebron Avc., Rt. 94, look 646-0131. tails. 876-6611 or 649-6806. JL comer of the premises to be herein conveyed, the Une runs graduatse study, available in a.m., 2 to 4 p.m. Good wages. rooms, IH modem ANDOVER LAKE area. . . .we PURCHASE OP LAND PROM GARDEN GROVE, INC. for sign, Glastonbury. 2nd or 3rd Shift westeriy along land of Garden Grove, Inc., a distance of two an expanding laboratory, Harold Collins, 644-1631. W anl*d— Rooms 474 MAIN ST, office for rent. kitchen, formal dining room, have two properties list­ BE FT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of L*gol Nolle* hundred thirteen and 4/100 (218.04) feet to an Iron pipe; i Center of town, plenty of park­ 3 bedrooms, garage, covered ed here, both with- lake privi­ Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase for the con- FULLER BRUSH Company B o a r d 6 2 . COURT OF PROBA’ra thence throu;^ an Interior angle of 182“ 49’ In a northwesterly This is truly a ground floor ing, 646-2428^9-5. AT W* Pay For Your: paUo, $27,900. Phllbrick A g«i- leges. Now the lake secMon la B &. W sideraUon hereinafter set forth that certain piece or parcel of needs„ men, women,______students Hous*hold Goods 51 ..eldhe'd at-- Mencheter. whhln and for Co. direction along land of Garden Grove, Inc., a distance of opportunity with a growing WANTED — Room with ' or the Dlatnct of Manchaeter. on the Cy, Realtors, 649-8847. coniing to an end, these own­ BARROWS and WALLACE land located southerly of Hercules Drive more parUcrUarly bound­ TWO ROOM office, 100 percent the DUti 8 Holidays ^ * forty-nine and 00/100 (49.00) feet to an Iron pipe; thence the company being a leader in to work from home by phone, ______ZIG-ZAG___ cabinet without board, Parkade area, 29th day of AuguaL 1968._ ers are anxious to move, Manchester Parkade by appointments, by planned - - - Main St. location. Inquire Mar­ Preaent, HtSr^ota 'j. Wriletl. l a r g e m o d e r n home plus ed and described as toiilaw B y^ lino runs westerly at am Interior angle of 228* 86’ in a weat- the q>ecialty. papermaking . model, used 5-6 months. This for gentleman. Write P.O. Box Hospital and Surgical Benefits chance for some real buys. Manchester 649-6306 Beginning at an Iron pipe which marks the northeast low’s, 867 Main St. 5 room older home with bam im stidS B erly direction along land of Garden Grove, Inc., a distance .of ' . industry. Position is within delivery. Call 247-1949. machine will monogram, over­ 506, Manchester. '^flate ot Ann|ejr Hawea,^^ life Insurance Both on Lake Road, our signs corner of the land herein conveyed, the line runs southeriy and 100 aores of land. $85,000 l a k e —614 room one hundred slxty^three and 2OA0O (168.20) feet to an Iron Dqiporate Research and- De­ cast, blind hem dresses, makes STORE or offices tor rent 460 are on the premises. T.J. BOLTON 'll distance of three hundred two and 10/100 (802.10) feet alrxig PART-TIME Vacation tor the package. Phllbrick Ranch, one car garage, 14 pipe; thence through an interior angle of 178“ 68’ in a wester- velopment Technical Labor- button holes. Need responsible Main St. Across from TOendly The^ {iff ------Crockett, Realtor, 643-1B77. other land of the Town of Manchester to a point; thence A p a r t m * n t s — F la t s -—• hlbuld liTr'sSS Agency Realtors, 649-5347. acre4woode3 lot. Firm $18,600. -ly direction along land of Garden Grove, Inc., a distance of atory;'*!^ primary work ac­ District managers, 12 noon to 4 party to pay 10 payments of Ice Cres"’ 648-7425, 9-5. *,tate to thla Court tor allowance Retirement Plan through an Interior angle of 89“ 18’ In a westerly dlrecUon - $5.25 per month or $52.')0 cash BAST WINDSOR — 4 room WUl hold with deposit only. nlnety-edght and 80/100 (98.80) feet to an Iron pipe; said point tivity wlil'be in the area of D.m. Monday through Friday , ---- r ------T*n*m*nts 63 MANCHESTER — seven room FOR RENT along other land of the Town of Manchester, a dtotance of FOR RENT or sale-461 Main Ranch, large lot, very dean. Excellent buy. CaU now. The being the southwesterly comer of the-premises hereto con- . P physical testing and product and Sunday mornings to deliver Call Credit Manager ’tiU 9 p.m. Apply Monday through Friday Cape Cod in excellent' condi­ 8 and M nttk. Mo>vie Pro- five hundred two ajid 60/100 (602.80) feet to a point; thence \VE HAVE customers watting Street. Building and lot next .i ii>a Probate OfficeO ff l« into Only $16,900. H. M. Frechette, R.F. Dlmock. Co., 649-8246. veyed and the southeasterly comer of land now orjjrormeriy quality evaluation. papers to qarriers and stores in If toll, call collect 246-2140. tion. Three bedrooms, formal tai{So»--a(NBd o r silHiL through an Interior angle of 110“ 01* In a northwesterly direc­ (or the rental of your apart­ to Post Office. ExceUent loca­ the Municipal Building In said Man­ Realtors. 647-9993. of Anna and Katherine Walek; fiience the Une runs northerly Manchester • Coventry area. — chester be and the same la as­ 8 :0 0 A .M . through-5 :00 P.M. dining room , family room. TOLLAND — Near Parkway, tt mnu sMe peo)eebika. tion along" land of Garden Grove, Inc., a distance of five SEWING MACHINES — s i n ^ ment or home. J. D, Real Es­ tion for any use. 646-2426 from along land of said Walek, a distance of four hundred ninety- Must have i car. Excellent sal­ signed for a hearhig on the allow­ older B-room Colonial, new hundred fifty-four and 68/100 (684.68) feet to a point; thence Send fesume and salary re­ automatic zig-zag. excellent tate Associates, Inc., 643-5129. ance of raM admlitatatlon account Nicely landscaped tree shaded PRIVACY — Route 6. See this WBLDON DRUG CO. six and 2/10 (496.2) feet to a point; thence the line runs ary. ‘ 9 to 6 p.m. with said estate, and IWs Court di­ T*l Mphi »t^ -® el. «4S-6S81 through an Interior angle of 72“ 00’ In an easterly direction quirements to. or call: condition. Makes buttonholes, AMF CUNO DIVISION yard. Call now, Paul W. Dou­ five room Ranch. Newly re­ kitchen and hetdlaig system, westerly along land of said Walek a distance of thirty-seven rects that notice of |b«. dro* and along land of tte Town of Manchester, a distance of : two Call Hartford 249-8211 hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ LOOKING for anything In BOLTON — CtornectlCL't—Fully place assigned for said h^lng gan, Realtor, 649-4686. constructed, de(K>rated, car­ garage, large wooded lot, $14,- and 6/10 (87.6) feet to a point; thence the line runs northerly given to all persons known to ^ hundred two and 90/100 (202.90) feet to an Iron pipe; thence Mr. earner or Mr. Daley 9 to inally over $300.. 6 monthly real estate rentals — apart­ equipped woodworking shop tor CONNECTICUT FILTER PLANT peted.- all electric, cathedral, 900. Hayes- Agency, 846-0181. Arthur Toumas imeicsled therein to amear »n d ^ through an interior angle of 88“ 66’ In a southerly dlrecUon along land of said Walek, a distance of fifty-one and BAO 12'd^ys. payments of $8.50 each or pay- ments, homes, multiple dwell­ 'lease. Approximately 1,000 heard thereon by publishing a copy ceilings, wooded lot, 100 ;X (81.8) feet to a point at the northwesterly comer of the Technical Director c/t this order In aome n e w s p ^ r VERNON alonf la^id now or formoriy ot Barle 8 . Rohan, a distance of - ______------$51 cash. 522-0931 dealer. ings, no fees. Call 3. D. Real square feet of space. 643-1111, American Machine and Foundry Co, 200' 'With brook. Only $3,000 premises hereto conveyed; thence the line runs easterly along EXPERIENCED stuffed t o y ------Estate Associates, Inc.. 643- having a circulation In said Dis­ one hundred nlnoty-slx and 4/100 (196.04) feet to an Iron Mr. Lindsay. trict. at least seven days befwe , Route 82 — River Road down. Builder will assume A LOVELY TREED land of said Walek, a dUtance of approximately six hundred makers. Willing to relocate In CLEAN, USED refrigerators, 5129. the day of said hearing, and by pipe; thence through «ui Interior angle of 268“ 29’ In m COLONIAL BOARD CO. mailing on or before August 30, second mortgage to qualified and seventy (670) feet, more or leas, to a potoit at the north­ Norwalk, Cohii. All. moving ex- ranges, automatic washers 1968, bv certified nroll, a copy of Stafford Springs, Conn. buyers. 649-2862, 649^*42 after Lot surroruida this excel­ easterly dlrecUon along land now or formerly of Barie S. 615 Parker Street NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ Oul of Town Blue-Bird Embroidery easterly comer of the land hereto conveyed; thence the line Or penses paid. Iri'desperate need with guarantees. See them at this order ^to Jiemchester Memorial Phone: 884-2707 lent starter Ranch. Just NIGHT Rohan, a distance of four hundred eighty-three and 48/100 Hospital, o-o LioBeBe, W t ^ l ^ s e 6 p.m. _____ runs southeriy along land of the Town of Manchester, a dis­ Manchester, Conn. of toy stuffers and sewing ma- B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 luxe garden type apartments For R * iil" 66 painted and ready -for a (488 48) leet to an Iron pipe and point of beginning of this and Rothberg. Attorneys, 843 Main AN EgUAL, OPPORTUNITY, EMPlOYEB tance of approximately two hundred fifty-nine and 6/10 (289.5) chine opeielors, etc.N-Perman- Main St. Call 643-2171. available September. Call Paul Street, Manonoater. Conn., and re­ -tew owner ait only $19,900. description, making an angle of 94“ 19’ with the coure^^ Telephone: 646-4567 ^ ROC3KVILLE — six rooms, sec­ feet, more or lere, to a point; thence the line runs westeriy W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4536. turn make to thla Court,__ This home will seU lapldly. The property described above contains four and 87/100 (4.87) ent position for qualified, ^ r - £ ^ p ^ ~ 0 VER 1967 zig-zag. sew- ond floor, stove, and refrigera- JOHN J, WALLETT, Judge. along proposed north rijd>t of way line of Hercules Drive one ■■ - Caldwell. Ally. EO call Mr. Bogdan now! - acres and Is a portion of the premises conveyed to Garden Grove, son. Write to Trudy Toys Oo., j machines, built-in controls tor $120. Three rooms, stove Donald B. hundred twenty-one and 8/10 (121.8) feet, more or less, to a Gay Design 878-8611 br 649-8306. , , Inc., In Vol. 827, Page 428 of the Maitehester Land Records. 1. IMSHWA8HER wanted Friday Inc. P.O. Box 679 So. Norwalk. ^ make button holes, sew 30 LOCUST ST.- -Second floor, and refrtgerator, $100. Three ------CLASSES point; thence the line runs southerly along other land of the Conn, or call coUect 846-1200. Said premises are to be conveyed, together with a right of and Saturday nlghU. Apply buttons on, blind hem dresses, 4-rooms, heated, $135. 646-2426. rooms furnished, heat and util­ Town of Manchester, a distance of approximately three hun­ Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 E. way to Keeney Street. ' ^ . i. make fancy stitches. Clearan9e ities. $180. Call 872-4752. dred forty-two (842) feet, more or less, to the point and place Center Street. price only $34. or you can NEW TWO bedroom townhouse B &. ' ' The consideration for such purchase shall be the transfer by BARROWS and WALLACE Co. of begtoiung, making an angle with the first course hereto Siluotions W anlod— pay $5. 'per month. For free apartment with exceptional ROCKVILLE — 3 room fur­ the Town of Manchester to Garden Grove, Inc., ^ the foUor^g m a n f o r t i r e recapping shop iimi u YiH custom tenant features. J. D. nished apartment, t(ll utilities, Manchester Parkade \m piece or parcel of land located on both sides of Hercules Drive o* 90°- _ delivery call Capitol Credit good pay. 45-65 hours per week, F * m o l* 3 8 Manchester 649-6^ ’The parcel described above contains approximately six efta Manager 'till 9 p.m. If toll, Real Estate Associates Inc., $125 monthly, 649-8861. FAU. more partJculariy bounded and described as follows: ail benefits. 'M ust be steady Begtonliig at a point on the northerly line of land of 74/100 (6.74) acres. . ^ EXPERIENCED bookkeeper call collect 246-2140. ‘ 643-5129, 643-8779. pOL/TON —Near Manchester ENROUMENT worker, experience not neces­ Everything (Jarden & v e , Inc., which point marks the southeasterly The prewilBM are crossed by Hercules Drive, h&vlng • wlotn double entry, typing and pay- R*torHProp*rly townllne, six room Ranch, two sary. Apply Nichols Manches- r - j r-iRAO E SALE; Dre.ssers, TWO-BEDROOM town house, corner of the premises to be herein conveyed, the line runs of seventy (70) feet. The Town of Manchester expressly reservss car g(arage. ExceUent buy. 1* SEPT. 16 & 23 "ter Tire, Inc., 296 Br9ad Street,. roU desires part or fuU-time overstuffed .-MrAwaliifi chairs, stoves, includes heat, hot water, ap- . For R*nl . 67 westerly along land of Garden Grove,-Inc., a distance of two the seventy toot strip known as Hercules Drive, as presently 1 ^ Manchester. ______work. Call 875-6192. pliahees, private patio and cel­ 637-6842 for appointment. out, from the above described premises, to be used tor all pur­ dishes, vacuums, clothes. NIANTIC —Quiet comfortable hundred ItMrteen and 4/100 (218.04) feet to an Iron ^ p e; Starts Saturday^ 9 a.m., 80 lar. J. D. Real Estate Asso­ poses for which a public highway may be used. PAINTERS ^ Y E A R ‘round 4-room cottage. Swimming, Must Be thence through an Interior angle of 182“ 49’ in a northwesterly CJhurch St. ciates, Inc., 643-5129. COVENTRY —older 8 room The consideration given to the Town of Manchester for the worit, plenty of overtime,Man­ MOTHER will babysit days for boating, tennis, golf. Available dlrecUon ;along land of Garden Grove, Inc., a distance of working parents. Call 649-4833. home! with acreage, barn and forty-nine, and 00/100 (49.00) feet to an Iron pipe; thence the sale and conveyance of the said property shall be the transfer by chester, South Windsor area. PHILCO, 2-door refrigerator. FOUR ROOM, second floor immediately, $1(X). weekly. Cov­ ______E______staUs, approximately 1,000' line nuia westeriy at an Interior angle of 225® 36' In a west- Garden Grove, Inc., to the Town o t Manchester of that certain Experienced. Call after 6 p.m., unfurnished apartment. fn- entry, 742-6019. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Certi­ Four years old. Good condi­ of frontage. $17,200. Phllbrick erly direction along land of Garden Grove, Inc., a distance niece or parcel of land located southerly of Hercules Drive mews 528:7449. fied, chairside and office rou­ tion, $100. Call 649-4084. A-OK Agency, Realtors, 649-8847. of one hundred sixty-three'and 20/100 (163.20) feet to an iron parficulariy bounded and described as fedlows; tine, 7 years experience;, refer­ "a r e y o u TIRED of fighting NEW one-bedroom, “ Includes ■ pipe; thence through an Interior angle of 178“ 88' in a west­ Beginning at an Iron pipe which marks the northeast ences available. Write Box - SOUTH "WINDSOR your way to and from work appliances.^and .utilities, from erly direction along land of Garden Grove, Inc., a distance of comer of the land hereto conveyed, the line runs southerly "B ", Manchester Herald. Musical lnslrum*nts 53 HELP WANTED (Oak Ridge) evorydayT How would you like ------.$148. J. D. Real Estate ^Asso- DATA ninety-eight and 80/100 (98.80) feet to an iron plpej said a distance of three hundred two and 10/100 ($02.10) feet along to work In a pleasant suburban — “ ------X ------— "clatea, Inc., 643-6129. . < PROCESSING {x>int being the southwesterly corner of the premises herein other land o t the ’Town of Manchester to a point; thence PI.AYER PIANO, needs refln- Part-TinM Cook Before We 8 ROOM COLONIAL through and interior angle of 89“ 16’ to a westerly direction, atmosphere with access from , , ; ^ ai (U & R Built) conveyed and the southeasterly corner of land now or foiS a super Wghway in the near DogS—4irOS— |P*IS 41 Ishlng, $40. Call 649-0495/ . Evenings and Saturdays I • COMPUTER merly of Aima and Katherine WaJek; thence the line I’uns along other land of the Town jt^Manchester, a distance M five hundred two and 60/100 (BWJO) feet to a point; thence m e c h a n i c ' ■ Four twin sized bedrooms, PROGRiAMMWO northerly along land of said Walek, a distance of four hundred OfRc* and Stor* Apply In Person 214 bathe, first floor laun­ ninety-six and 2/10 (496.2) feet to a point; thence the line through an Interior angle of 110“ 01’ to a northweeteriy dlreo- ^ V®*^*"* J .., _ —111. reds, blacks and chocolate, $75 Close a Deal sctiool with a 3rd EquipnMnI 54 LUBE - M A N or Phone dry, famUy room, country runs westerly along land of said Woleli"H distance qf^ thirty- tlon along land of Gaiden GroVe, Inc., a distance of ll've 048-1628 . kitchen, flreptaoed Uvlng Ion Oompuber in the seven and 6/10 (87.6) feet to a point; thehce the |lne runs hundred fifty-four and 68/100 (664.68) feet to a point; thence daewrooani exclusively fa r wtu- Two Positions Open to Our. room, formal dining room. northerly along land of said Walek, a distance of fifty-one through an interior angle of 72“ 00’ to an easterly dlreotlon S;. •»> •« ______^ GROCERY STORE fully equip­ deot use . . ■ And tut a lew Sendee Dept. toF Qualified The Realtor’s Seal which we display along land of the Town of Manchester, a dlstiance of two machlnlsU. W e‘ offer In return OROOMINO ALL breeds. Har ped consisting of National c a ^ W. T. ORANT Co. WaU to waU carpeting, tultton rate! and 8/1 0 (61:8) feet to a point at the northweeteriy com er « . _____ a ______ww.aa mm mam______• ■ - a . _____ pleasant working conditions mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron registers, dairy cases, freezers, Men. Pay Scale to Accord­ walk • out basement, etc., of the premises herein conveyed; thence the line runs east­ hundred two and 90/100 (202.90) feet to an Iron pipe; thenoe Manchestljir Parkade P^td holidays, overtime and Rd., Bolton,. 64$^5427. Hobart meat sqw, adjustable ance with Ability A Eimri- is your assuroiKO that every detail of etc. Executive’s transfer 088 Keypunch Oferioal f s M erly along land of said Walek, a distance of approximately through and Interior angle of 88“ 68’ to a southerly dlrdotlon enpe. Multiple Fringe Bene­ good insurance benefits. We shelving, yme clock, stainless neoecattatea a quick sale. D sU Processing Ookaputer six huiMlred and seventy (670) feet, more or less, to a point along land now or formerly of Bawle S. Rohan, a distance of fits A Paid Vacation. Apply are an equal opportunity em­ LABRADOR Retriever pups, sifeel cube machine, US stack­ your real estate purchase or • MOTIFS 2112 Mid 80's. OaU Suzanne Prograunmlng. at the northeasterly oomw: of the land herein conveyed; one hundred ntoety-six and 4A99 (196.04) feet to an Iron pipe; AKC registered, X-rayed. Ex­ to Person Only. ployer. Interested? Call 649- er slicing machine, wrapping VMMON Shorts, 646-8288, or Florence • k V tto Aptttaide Testhig thence the line runs southerly along land of the Town of thence through an Interior angle of 268* 29* to an eaatarty 5258, Emco Corporation, ^1- cellent Blood line. Male $125. •tation with scale -and extra sale is in perfect order. IRIBHT bliM-bIrdi ind dailies add ^ Courcey, 1-688-4628. Manchester, a distance of approximately two hundred fifty- direction along land now or formerly of Barie 8. Rohan, a Females $100. Call 1-429-4465. DILLON SALES charming trim to linens, aprons and i t n « e FMoenieiit Servtoe ton. Conn. f ______rolls arid miscellaneous equip­ ohildren's clothesi So easy to embroid­ W Oo-Bdoonttoakl nine and 6/10 (260,6) feet, more or lees, to a point; thence distance of to u f hundred elgthy-three and 48/100 (488.48) ment. Can be seen In store. & SERVICE, INC.- We are pledged to this perfection. KKArlOKS J. WATSON BEACH & Co. the Une runs westerly along pn^iosed north right of way line feet to an Iron -pipe and point of beginning of thla desoriptlciu, igANAOBR for automotive COLLIE PUP, nine months old, 317 Main St., Manchester Am At 11 % I er In simple stitches.- Call Fontaine Restaurant NOWRENTIIMI Realtors 278-5960 Phone—Wrtte-VlaR of Hercules Drive one hundred twenty-one and 6/10 (121.6) making and angle o f 94“ 19’ with the first course. store Apply In person. 270 spayed. Good with children. Pattern No. 2112 has hot-iron trans­ Equipment, 473 Windsor Street, As specialists in the real estate Mon. - Fri. • to • feet, more or lees, to a polnt^ thence thq line runs southerly The property described above contains four and 87^00 (4-8TXi ■ > Stoeet, Manchester. Mpst sell, $50. Call 648-6964. ------• fer for 8 m otlfii color chert. com er of Canton Street, Hart­ . , 8120 s Bat. • to S along other land of the Town of Manchester, a distance of acres and la a portion of the premises conveyed to Garden Grove, ! C O M M t R C t A L business, we never c[ese o deal eiNB » « In otiM piM 1S4 (YV)K _Full-time. Apply In PURE BI^ED black male ford. 527-8771. . Mil m / m m lsl Siseilei (ST WH fffFh- 7-15 Wcmt*d— R*al Estat* 77 m Madn approximately three hundred forty-two (842) feet, more or Inc., to Vol. 827, Page 428 ot the Manchester Land Reoqpda, person only Howard Johnson Cocker Spaniel, one year old. ENGINEER INDUSTRIAL or until-everything Is A-OR. S t , lees, to the point-and place of beginning, making an angto- Bald premlsee awe to be conveyed, together with'_a right dl', f Restaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke.. » » »hots, trained. Call 649- AnliqiMS 5f A SLIM sheith with ttand-up collif can LISTTNqa WANTED — Buyers Hartford wlth the first qourse herein of 90“. way to Keeney Btoeet. ^ ^ WAREHOUSE be the foundation for your fall wardrobe. available. Oourteoui, efficient The parcel ;escribed above contains appfbxlmately six and These Ordinances shall take effect ten (10) days atVor thil. i Manchester. t ______^ ------^ WANTED TO BUY — antiques, MlisUI nwtors. Familiar with Priet Nmm, Mersii wltt Ilf OOI MS (Acrass all phases of inanufactufing etfls NWRktr. No. 8120 with PHOTO-QUIOE Is ki sizei aeryioe. Your satisfaction Is From / 74/100 (8.74) Ac: publication to this newspaper provided that wlthto ten (tO) MAN for various outside jobs, FREE HITTENB, 6 weeks old, gtelns, furniture, pewter, lead- and development of frac­ 7 to 15, bust 31 to 37. Size 9, 32 butt, our concern. CaU us now. O.J. TmveAers The premisi U are crossed by Hercules Drive, haatog'a width after thla publication ot these Ordtoanoes a petition rigng* Igf v black, gray,' n™.., tiger color. One lamps, art glass, primitives, Multiples of 2/)00,4,000,0,000 MANCHESTER You'll find the new ’M Fell * Whitor 114 yards ol 45-Inch, part-time mornings or after­ tional horsepower. Universal Morrison Agency, 648-1016. hzMraaioe feet. The Town of Manchester expressly reserves not less than five (8) per cent' of the electors of the TaMl^4|g , with , double paws. Call 649- and 8,000 sqiiare feet clear AUUM filled with dozens of lovely de­ amp ao4 la M|si eist lat fw iini-cuii of seventy (70) noons. Call 649-9644. any quantity. 644-68^2 iiiotorH. Grow with progres­ signs from which to choose patterns in ’ Oo.) it strip known as Hercules Drive, as presently determined from the latest official lists of tha~ltogtMa>>lt .'> '...■ 1 1 6860, , ' r span buUding. wall ana wmal PaaillM Hr w * MtUm. A U . CASH for your property the seventy f( sive eleetrioal appliance com­ ell typei of needleworK. Free directloni laid out, from the above described premises, to be used for all Voters has not been filed with the Thwn Clerk .ro»»iitti||, *1^ MAM TO run dairy department, A m BiiiURtfi ' IbiMteiltr within 84 houra. Avoid red 1 —, W

■ -1 TUESDAY, SEPTESMBER 8, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Avm««« IMIy Not PtOM Ron ,Th^ Weather •m ^bw iter £vm tng ^^raiiii For Tha Week ~Y'*r f . Fair tonight. Lftw 55 to 60. T o Angnattl, 1H6 schools will take place at 7 p.m. monTow p a i ^ tunny, and con­ Power Squadron with the first lecture follow­ tinued wanrt . High near 80. About Town ing at 8 p.m. The course runs Offers Course for a period of 12 weriis, one 14,450 MMcheser LodCE« of Masons Manehe$ter— A City of Village Charm night a week, and U open tor wtll meet tonight a t 7:30 a t. In Boat Safety both men emd women. Owner- (Chuelfled AdrerUoing on Page S9) p r ic e t e n c e n t s the llaeonic Temple. Tha Kn- ditp of a boat is not necessary VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 285 (THmYY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1968 teriM Apprentice degree WUI be "Rules of the water,” In order to register for the oonferred. Bichard W. Spiller, ------D------».------eompaaa and course readings, olssses. senior wardito, will preside. and many other neceaaary fun­ Further Information igay b e ' \ damentals for the safe and Orange Hall Bingo will start had by calling Education Offic­ courteous operation of boats will Saturday night at 7 :30. er WUllam Hmres, 228 Moun­ Commimicafions Slip be part of the free boating Cong Shell tain Rd: OMAHA, Neb. (AP)— A course being offered by the Mystic Review, NABA, will requirement that some new Manchester Power Squadron be­ US Will Pledge Troops meet tonight at 3 at the Odd pupils carry special transfer ginning Sept. 11 at Manchester Nha Trang Fellows Hall. President Mrs. ellpe caueed some embar- High School, Sept. 18 at the Haxll Fahey and their commit­ READINB CUSSES SAIGON (AP) — Viet Conts rasenient at Windsor School saver Lane School, East Hart­ tee «(I1 serve retreahments al­ gunners‘ shelled another majOT as classes began here Tues­ ford, and Sept. 28 at the Rock­ for ADULTS 'C T ter the meeting. South - Vletnamase city today, day. ville High School. * ISMd RMdkie TtchnliiuM . and the UA . Oonunand reported Registration at sU three a Canwrehaui^ i*’'*** GLASS INSTALLED A teacher told a fifth grade .-Mrs. Etenjamin Cohen of 3 a VocabuUrr OtvtIopnMnt three American helicopters and girl, "I haven't seen your a Efftenw Study TKhnIquM Ba^ieta Rd. held a cotdeout at acnttcsl Rndira'tkilM. IN ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS a fighter-bomber riiot down in Blip yet.” Sklmmlns m yi tannins the South. But a general lull hi To Meet Soviet Threat The girl lifted her drees her home Saturday in honor of tmsM CIswM a All" CsndltWnsS AND WINDOWS OF AU TYPES Mrs. David Kaye of tondon, U L T IM A II CwItfM Rwdine IsscUlliH sustained fighting ooiMnued Into and said, "See, I ’ve got It WASHENGTON (AP) — The ' a fifth dgy. England, who has been visiting COSMETICS i AOADEMIO HEADIN8 LeBeckelle A WMte Mass Ce, hie. on.” United States is wUling to here for the peat two months Two of the aircraft, a $2' mil­ pledge aloog with He NATO al- with her twd daughters. Mrs. • . P' • eENTER, lio. Open 8 AM. to B P Jd ,—Saturday 8 A-M. to Noon lion Air Force F4 Phantom add lies to maintain current troop Kaye, formerly of Manchester,, U E. CRNTER ITu MANCHEITIR an Army hellocpter, were levels In Europe as oneiway to WELDON DRUG CO. sstr H CsyiiyV, Efts Wtttss 31 BISSEUi ST^Phone 649-7322 downed three nd lee' from the m frt ffie new Soviet threat, ad­ moved to England eight years TaL M t H t agp. Attending the affair were Cambodian twrder ^wsday, but ’ord Man ministration sources say. all six crewmen were rescued. •12 of Mrs.. Kaye’s former co- ’The sources say the issuing of ' workers at Mianchester Modes The Phantom Wae supporting al­ lied Infantrymen northwest of such, a pledge probably would on Pine St., where stie was for- Gives^Self up Tay Ninh, end the hriicopter be done In a joint atatement. • merty employed, was shot down, u It tried to res­ , ’They said tMs was among al­ cue file Phantom’s two crew­ Ending ^ ig e ternatives before the National Manchester WATE6 wlU hold men. Two other hellooptorB Security Council at a me*tlng a business meeting tonight gt today called to chart policy to completed the rescue. HARTFORD (AP)—A Mi the Italian Am^ccm Cltjb /'on Barry, Campaign at Fair Ground fire brought down an­ ward the Soviet presence In Eldridge Sft. Weighing in w}« be a downtown reetaurtmt efid( CzechoelovaMa, which points ‘ state Rep. Sen. David M. Barry of Manchester, right. Joined by State Rep. Wiliam O’Nedll of MAGNIFICI N l other chopper In the central today after a man held a wait from 7 to 8. Members atvs re­ like a dagger at the heart of East Hampton, kicks off his campaign for re elecUon Labor Day at the Haddam Neck Fair. highlands, near An Khe. One ress hostage for more than 21i minded to bring reclp « for free Europe. O’NeiU, of the 52nd Assembly District, also Is running for re-elecUon. The two candidates hand crewman was Injured and the hours In a downtown Hartford their cooKbook. / literature to a Barry Olri and an O’Neill Girl, for distribution at the Fair. Barry for Senate (AF PhotoCax) heUoi^er was destroyed. restaurant. President Johnsxm called the Manchester Headquarters will open ’Thursday a t Tp.m. at 67 E. Center St., with the public in­ ’Ilie tMrd heliooptey was shot "We got the guy,” pxdlce eald late afternoon seselMi wlfii M* Manchester O ran^ will hold Under gray skies, Vice President Hubert Hum­ vited. down on a combat atea,ult mis­ of the man who reibiEfed pleas top military, defense and diplo­ a regtdar meeting at Orange phrey walks alone across his lake home phjperty sion 15 miles souUiwest of Sai­ from Ms family to surrender matic aides earlier In the week Hall tomorrow night. Refresh- gon. TTuoe crewmen were killed while winding up a long stay at at Wiaveriy, Minn., yesterday. He cut short a pktn- and who threatened anyone who menta will be served after the i and a fourth wounded. This Was Interfered. Ms ranch In Texas. He returned meettog. Police Arrests Drug Store^ Several Homes ned week-long rest to attend a meeting today of in the same general area where They teld the man, Identified to Washington today. PORTABLES American Infantrymen clashed The session parallels a '’simi­ oAHerbert Elkins, 28, surrender­ thh'Naltional Security Council in Washington, D.O. late Tuesday with an enemy Anvrid K. Nelson, 57,' of 434 Burglarized Over Weekend ed. Ho had entered the restaur­ lar review now going on In the -force of unknown size. Fourteen Inner chambers of the North At­ Spring St. was charged wilth 1 1 ant, tvalked to a back booth Farr at 29 Elizabeth Dr. Satur­ of the enemy and four Ameil- lantic Treaty Organloatlon at totoach of peace Saturday at Nearly $500 in cash was tak­ cost voii so little! where the waitress wa* having day evening attCT a thief broke cans were killed and 22 Ameri­ globT^ 5:80 p.m. after police were call­ en in a burglary at Arthur’s brcakfast, drew out a double- Brussels. a rear door lock to gain en­ cans were wounded. Declslona made here will be ed to his home to invesaigaite a- barrel ahotgtiD and told her, travtl Service Drug Store, 042 Main St., it was trance. , A total of 838 American hell- transmitted to the U.S. contin­ domestic distuthanoe. "I'm going to MB yen." discovered Simday. ’Thieves attempted to break Political Scene oopters now have been downed No one was hurt during die gent at NATO with tbe hope it 90S BIAIN STREET He will appear in coutt S ^ . Into the home of Dorris Brown, In oombat In South Vietnam will spur unity tn any military ^ Investigators and store of­ The Ideal Peraonal T V . . , amazing new easy-to- By THE ASSOCIATED .PftESS aupporters In states that do not incident a t the TVhlte Tower 64 3 -2 1 6 5 16 after, having been released ficials speculated that the thief 80 Lenox St. Saturday after during the war, wMle the Phan­ restaurant on Main Street. or diplomatic moves to carry Magnavox brings you 38 sq. in. pictures— San. Eugene J . McOaithy require official approval. on no oash bail. hid in the Store Saturday ;'jitll partially prying loose a screen. He urged Ms supporters to tom was- the 800th fighter-bomb­ Polfoe, fearing that a sudden meet the Soviet-led Invasion of after closing and then ran­ Police jjaid no entry was mcule. even from distant or difficult stations. Channel eaye be wlU not become a fourth work instead tor die election of er downed in comibat in South moyM on their part would re­ Czechoslovakia end what some * . sacked a c ^ n e t containing the Atty. John LaBelle of 146 indicator window, telescoping monopole antenna pSIrty cantMdata end wtU not senators who agree with his op- Vietnam. sult in harm to die waitress, held consider threatening gestures Porter St. returned home from Nha Trang, headquarter* of Spray Cool! money. ♦ ' • and carrying handle. So low priced, model 5004 Join tbe effort to oigoniae a poetUon to Vtebmm war p<^cy the restaurant under siege after toward Romania. The Intruder had to disman­ his vacation yesterday to discov­ fourth iMurty drive. and Ms stand on domeatic prlor- the U.S. 1st Field Force 200 the man forced the waltrcss fo Czechoslovakia now harbors It’s Lemon TwUt in ttw nsw- is the perfect set for every member of your family. tle a lock on a rear dooy to get er burglars had struck there al­ MoOartby, who baa aold he lUes. mUes northeast of Saigon, was Bit'wldi him In a rear booth. an estimated 200,000 eEte Red Edt— powder tUSt sptays! ter prying off a window screen Weighs less than 13V^ lbs.—take it anyplace! ml|^t support such a drive If its the major city shelled by''mor­ •TWo customers and about four invasion troops and appears to Ginchey cool — mstaat out. M MoOarthy said he has asked More than $300 cash and sev­ wUh a crow bar. programs and leaders were ac- that Ms name be withdrawn In tars and recoUleas rifle* early other employes (scrambled out be causing the most concern. FOR FtiESh: Perfect for here today; a Vietnamese policeman and thera An ALL over coot eral other' items were taken Listed among Items missing oeptaUe, letterated refusal to Iowa where he said It "would of the jdaCe. PoUce descended Secretary ot State Dean Rusk $ -was Mlled and 21 civUlans and you for bdt sunsner. And from the 40 Olcott St. apart­ were a $250 guitar, a $25 lamp - 7990 directly participate with a atate- have Uttle bearing on the out­ on the scene, roped off the Im­ was deiecrlbed Tuesday as ac­ nnsr— HANO-UP cn Xiemoti ment of Roy L. Baker between and nearly $600 worth of men’s ment Tueaday in Washington. come ot the national election" 17 allied soldiers were wounded. mediate area and stood ready cepting the word of Rusrian Cosmetics TVdstr—for FREE! See bow 2 and 5 p.m. Saturday. ckAhihg. But the New Reform Party of and might hurt Gov. Harold ’Ihe attack continued a pat­ with tear gas and a bullet-proof Ambassador Anatrty Dobrynin The cash, mostly silver (kd- Jam es Wilson of 28 Church IContana lfni»ed the statement Hughte’ Democratic Senate tern of the last few days In shield. that Ms country does not plan to i ITS lars' and $20 bills was taken St. r^xjrted Sedurday that burg­ and nominated the unaucoessful campaign. wMch file Viet Cong have rev­ The man’s mother, father end invade Romania. ' from a small bank and a glass lars had ransacked his hwne, contender for the Democratic A top siq>porter of McCarthy’s erted to long-dtatanee attack a priest tried to reason-with Mm Fresh reports of a troop build­ jar, after the thief gained en­ apparently taking nothtog. nomination as Ks presidential Democratic Wd—former Demo­ with mortars and rockets sdter but apparently to no avail'. up along that nation’s borders, Liggetfs trance by forcing a screen on- Herald reporters Kurt Brown candidelte. cratic National Chairman Ste - suffering heavy loeeee in two The Negro waitress, Treasle however, prompted President s the northwest side of the build­ and William Moquin of 12 Brain- n Marcus a. RasUn, wboae phen Mitchell—said meanwhOe weeks of ground assatdts. Da'venpoit, mother of two chil­ Johnson last week to beam The gunners appeared to be At The Puxade ing. ard PI. had their apartment New Party hopes to get on Uie he wlU now support the. party's dren, was seated in the booth straight at Moscow a speech 1148 TfMXAND TPKE. broken into in broad daylight ballot in SB states, predlctad nominee, Vloo President Hubert aiming for the Nha Trang alr- when Elktos came In at about that warned U "not to unleash MANCHESTER A $260 camera, $15 clock, 20 MANCHESTER yeoterday between 9:30 a.m. and Why settle for less—when it costs so little to own a magnificent over the weekend that aeveral H. Humphrcy. «eW, but eome of their round* 10 a>m.Two hours later, ElMne, the dogs of war.” And the sub­ Xhdt M, Wllbar Orasa Fkwy. rounds of .38 cal. ammunition and 10 books of savings stamps 1 p.m. after a thief ripped off a Magnavox? You’ll get clearer, sharper, steadier pictures—and state groups would put Mc­ “Let’* fon* lb—unite and fight apparently were ' off the mark who Is 'wMte, Btill eat in the ject was on the table before the Carthy’s name on the ballot and Mt in resldenUal areas, a rear booth 'with die Shotgim NSOv were also taken. screen to gain entrance. more viewing enjoyment per dollar. Dependable Magnavox another day,” MitoheU *ald in A television set valued at $169 After ransacking the dwelling whedMr he wanted It there or Too*,. NJd. O.S. spokesman sgld. - pointed at her. Although official* are reluc­ Bonded Circuitry chassis'* w ^ assure you years of viewing was taken from the rear porch the unwelcome visitors made off not Louiatana Gov. John Mc- The spokesman said a few Thomas Hitlin, airtstant man­ tant to predict what the council of a home owned by , Richard with $150 in cash. ' enjoyment. Each also has Keyed AGC for the best pictures and MoOarthy said he would deny Keltfaen announced he will not mUitary facilities were Mt, but ager of the restaurant, said he Czech workers lay earth up to base of St. Wence®- will decldtv they acknowledged sound even under adverse reception conditions—plus more official approval In thoee riatae support Humphrey because of first reports Indicated that recognised the man a* one who Jas monument in Prague yesterday after ‘shrine’ that the Umted States should be sbumsce efficient Magnavox speakers for better sound. See and hear a requiring It to put hla name on differing vlewa over tbe Bu- over-all damage to them was who had been In the “place be­ agreeable to . issuing a joint ENTIANCC the ballet, but aald he would try fore. Elkins, employed In a had been removed. Flowers are to be planted in r^ statement with hs aUlee pledg- superb performing Magnavox Portable today. (See Page Eighteen) (See Page Eighteen) 'O K ’s to "respond” to the wiahes of nearby parking lot, was believed Nigeria this earth strip. (AP PTiotofax), Ing no further reductions of to have tried to date the waitress forces in Europe, WANTED at time*. Regarding American forces in The man, after reacting the Accelerated Europe it is now clear that back 'booth, opened a long boot Hajeh^s Ouster Seen cimgressltmal requests for tn x ^ Two ambitious men to sell Pontiaes — $8990 he was carrying and revealed reducUoRs can be shel'ved, the Gunmen Hit Bronx Bank, the shotgun. Biafran Aid officials said. \ An exciting 71 sq. In. Magnavox value—that will “Don’t come any doeer or Most of the 34,000 men to b e \ Hm fast moving cars. Good Gataryi I ’ll' let you have It, too,” one I.AG08, Nigeria (AP) — The redeployed and stationed In th.e delight you with Its outstanding performance and of Um employes said Elkins told Red Gross beglrjs an accelerat­ Ota Sik Resigns, United States, though commit­ Fringe Benefits. lasting reliability. Model 109, with telescoping Elude Police in ethers in the restaurant. ed airlift of food and medicine ted to Nato, under terms of a antenna and retractable handle, pulls m even About 46 minutes later, the Into beeieged Blafra Thursday 1967agreement, are back In this Rev. Edward F. Barry managed following an agreement 'with the country, but oMetals indicated distant or "difficult" channels with ease and re-i NEW YORK (AP) — Ustng a e gunmen eluded a small ondada the bank to the waiting outboard niiKmaElkins as the terrified -Mira. Da- period. looked like a revival of the pre- of p ^ e boats and aircraft on motorbedt in yellow panel truck him. It had been purchased last oopoelte hhn. PRAGUE (AP) — The archi­ 1969 the men would be sent back Compact and decorative portable—125 sq. In. World War n Uttle Entente. alone during baraavement. Our atten­ Long Island' Sound ’Tuesday aft- wMch was reported stolen last month In Putnam Valley, N.Y. 'William Elkin*, the man’s MeanwMle, Lagos said its tect of Czechoslovakia’s eco­ for maneuvers in West Ger­ Paul Dodge PoirKac, bic. screen. Perfect for tables, shelves, or enjoy won­ many.” tion to tha scorer «f details which we er taking possibly as much as month. . The suspect arrested Tuesday Police htoj. Jo- troops •were batUing for control nomic reform program has re­ ^Izvestla also attacked Slk derful room-to-room mobility with an optional cart. $70,000 from a a t y Island bank, The gunmen transferred to night was describ^ as an un- ^ attempts to of two of the rebels’ three re- along with Planning Minister NATO ,olso must take a new can resolve, and our guidance in mat­ 373 MAIN STR^ MAMCHESTEft signed and the foreign minister Frantisek 'Vlasak and State Con­ Model 5005 will give years of delightful- viewing poUce said. the boat at a nearby mooring, employed computer operator Elkins were "use- towns. (See Page Elghtt^) ters which require the family's action, appears to be on the way out as trol Minister Stefan Gasparik. enjoyment. Telescoping monopole antenna^and The unusual getaway vehicle Wltneseee reported they saw the named Dennis Geaney, 25, of „ : ’The federal Ministry of Infor- a result of pbUcles that angered help assure precious time for those w«* found abandoned almost boat’s name as it churned away the Bronx. “Where’s my son? Where’s 'matlon announced the airlift 'Vlasak and Gasparik returned , /' $9990 retractable carrying handle. the Kremlin. to Prague from YugosUtvla five hours later but police did <«>»« the pier. They Incorrectly Police, who gave no d et^ s of my son?” cried Elkina’ mother agreement 'with the Internation­ wa serve to collect their thoughts and Deputy Premier Ota 81k, ’Tuesday, but Sik remalived in c ^ u r e a man they aaid had rcported the boat wa# blue and the arrest, said Geaney was not who cdso came down to the selge al 'Red Cross Committee ’Tues­ ' recover from their loss. ' whose policies envisioned trade Belgrade and Hajek is in Switz­ h ^ d plan the qiectacular rob- wMte, poUoe *ald. present during the holdup. He is scene. His sister, Mrs. Sharon day. Up to now, the Lagos gov- Strikes Delay er iment said It would shoot and aid from the West and ef­ erland. Slk and Hajek have been bery. A police helicopter, nine po- charged with conspiracy in con- Pablottl, sobbed unconliroUably. forts to break free from depend­ MAGIMAVOX SOLID-STATE STEREO MAGNAVOX CUSTOM SOLID-STATE lice launches, a Oeast Guard neoUon with the robbery. do vn any planes flying into se- aborad since before Soviet, Bul­ TH# otcuk Of 1M potau Police said that two armed ence on the Soviet Unloin, re­ garian, Hungarla, Polish and School Openiiigs launch and a Coast Guard cut­ Clty Island lies off the Bronx ce rslonist Blafra, claiming the LETS YOU ENJOY FINE LISTENING' STEREO COMPONENT SYSTEM men Invaded the -banl^ about 1 signed ’Tuesday night, Prague East German troops Invaded p.m., and one forced bank per­ ter spent several hours, stopping coast where the East River m rcy fUgbta were carrying NEW YORK (AP) — atrlkee ar ns Into the breakaiway re- Radio reported. It said Presi­ Czechoslovakia on Aug. 20. HOLMES sonnel and customers to lie on and^searcMng blue and white flows into the westernmost wa­ dent Ludvlk Svoboda accepted by teachers demanding better pu >lic. H a j^ came to New York for 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN. the floor while the other cleaned pleiCuFe boats In the area be- ters of Long Island Sound. Physician Talks the reslgnaUon. . I>ay and working conditions de­ from $40,000 to $70,000 from the for the boat’s description was The bizarre getaway methods 'ihe Red Cross had announced the U.N. Security Council de­ layed the reopening of school HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOIMES NORMAN HOIMES were remlnlrccrt cj. those used Monday that It w6uld begin day- .The Soidet government made bate on the invasion, but on or­ for tens of thousands ot children tellers’ drawers, i corrected. It was red and wMte. Barricaded Man plain It also expects the ouster A spokesman for the Manu­ A policemen In the helicopter In 1934 when $427,950 was taken ■timo mercy flights despite the ders from Prague asked the across the country today. OF MANCHESTER ___ said "We went right down on from an armored car outside Nigerian blockade. 1110 Red of Foreign Minister Jlri Hajek. council to drop the matter alter There were empty classrooms facturers’ Hanover Trust Oo Into Surrender ’The government newspaper branch « id the men disarmed a the deck,- picking up boats that the Rubel Ice Oo. at Bath Cross and other private groups Soviet smd (Czechoslovak leaders in Michigan, Indiana, Rhode Is­ Izvestla'called him an “occom- guard but a teller, seeing the rt- appeared to be- bide and white Beach, Brooklyn. WESTBURY. N.Y. (AP)—A have been flying emergency reached an agreement in lojur land, Illinois, Pennsyl'vanla, MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIOES N. pUce of the dark forces of reac­ days of negotiations in Moscow. fie carried by one robber,■ • oc4f-- and checking them out. But we In that robbery 10 men, man who *hot two persons and 'supplies to two Biafran airstrips Massachusetts, Utah and Oon- / got nowhere.” armed with machlneguhs, fled at night, but the amount of food tion and counterrevolutdMi” and That agreement pro-vlded for necticut. vated the alarm aystem and then b arriered Mmself in a accused him of seeking foreign moyie cameras. ’The boat fwas finoUy found In three speedboats and a lob- basement laundry room with hi* they have been able to deUver Is. gradual withdrawal of occupa­ Threatened teacher walkouts O o y In...Day Oaf... moored about 200 yards offshore ster salHijg boat. During the negligible . compared to the policy changes which Moscow tion troops a s the sltuaUon "nor- jeopardized hte resumption of Bank officials put the amount 22-month-old daughter as host­ opposes. Including closer ties taken at $80,000 pending an au­ in Weir Creek, a branch of East- next throe years 10 suspects age was talked Into surrender­ needs of the millions threatened mallzed,i.' but Czechoslovak school 'work by 1.1 miUion pig>ils i • Chester Bay, near the Throgs were caught and tried and most with starvation. Mdth the West. ' Communist party officials aeem in New YOTk City and 290,000 In dit. ing eariy today by Ms family Hajek Wlso angered the So­ Neck Bridge. of them were convicted. Agreement for the expanded increasingly convinced that the PMladelpnla. * The two men, one wearing a physician. -- viets by seeking the support of ra PRESCRIPTIONS Exciting spacs-saparatad. The child, Sabrina Crider; airlift ■came during a meeting In Russians will stay for years, Hardest Mt In the early stages^ Communist Yugoelavia and Ro­ Nevy compact, easy-to-carry 4 J was unhurt as Winston Mitchell, Lagos .between August Lindt, In- perhaps-decades. . of the widespread ,elaasn>om , . resuitl^ in meaningful stereo plays 33 and 45 RPM rec­ Stereo— just plug them together mania—both re/ltels against and play. Model ^501, with lO-‘ 27-year-

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