99 Ky Sends Paratroops Against Hue Buddhists

fA G B P O R Tt WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 19Wg ;|ianrI;?Bter lEti^nittr) IfnraUi 11 Average Daily Net Press Run TTie Weather For Uie Week Ended Oool wlith poeafUe tiiunder* About Town Color Guards Pipe Band June 11; liuee showera tonight, low In BOst Moimtain Lawel Chapter, partly sum«y tomorrow, chanon Sweet Adelines, Inc., will meet Winners in VFW Parade of showers, high 75-SOl and rdiearse tomorrow at 8 p.m. 1 4 ,6 2 9 at the Russian American Center, The VFW Auxiliary color and a member of the County Manche»ter— A City of Village Charm 211 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford. guard won first place trophy Council. (fJlasaifled Advertialiig on Page 81) PRICE SEVEN CENT! The event is open to all women for best color guard in Con Mrs. Florence Streeter of HOUSE VOL. LXXXV, NO. 218 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 Manchester, ■ past departfnent Interested in t>art>ershop-etyle necticut Saturday at a parade ainging. president and National Council in Hartford during a VFW member, opened the Saturday state convention last weekend. morning session of the-conven Oub^ Scout Pack 120 of St. b ♦ W ^ M I St. Patrick's Pipe Band of tion. Mrs. Auden was color James’ Church will have its an bearer at Friday and Saturday nual recruiting meeting tomor Manchester won first place sessions. AND row at 7:80 p.m. at St. James’ trophy for the best pipe band The VFW post color guard, School cafeteria. Boys eight in the parade. Ky Sends Paratroops years old September and led by Cmdr. Edwards, partici over, interested in becoming Cub Members of the VFW color pated in the parade. They in HALE Scouts, are eligible to Join the guard, led by Mrs. George Ed cluded Fred Schuster, Kenneth wards, included Mrs. Thomas pack. Prospective members at Asletine, Michael Jutras and ■ Ince tending the meeting should be Hovey. Mrs, Kenneth Asletine, John Falkner. 1858 When its from the store he likes best your gift is the best. . • accompanied by their parents. Mrs. George Ek:abert and Mr|, Wilbert Auden. Dad knows the brands we feature and ,they are-his favorites, Lehigh Grad too . . . Give him cool, carefree comfort all thru the sununer Against Hue Buddhists Sherman Stuart Feir, son of Other awards won by the FATHER'S DAY is tMs Sunday auxiliary include second prize Award Goes with gifts from House & Hale, your store of “ Village Charm.” Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Feir of 16 Thomas Arthur Best, .son of for donations to the VFW Na Arcellia Dr., was awarded an as Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Best, tional Home, a plaque for re sociate degree in applfed sci- of 53 Coburn Rd., was awarded To Moriarty habilitation work, three cita erce from the school of hotel and a bachelor of science degree in tions for hospital work, and a Curfew Set resteurant management. Paul industrial engineering from Le Matthew M. Moriarty will re citation for community serv Smith’s College, New York, on high University, Bethlehem, ceive the Benjamin Franklin June 6. He is employed at the ice. Mrs. Marie Hale of the Pa., June 13. Quality Award next week at a At 9 O’clock Pine Orchard Yacht and Coun auxiliary won a personal Best, a 1962 Manchester High award for her reporting of special award luncheon which try dub. Pine Orchard as as School graduate, was a member facts on the national home. will be held at his home at 75 For Saigon sistant to the manager. of the varsity soccer team, ski club, class Glee Club, Cliff Clets Two members of the post Forest St. and two auxiliary members The Master Mason degree will and Residence Halls Council. The award will be presented SAIGON, South Viet were appointed and elected to Nam (A P )— Gunfire punc be portrayed when Friendship He served as vice chairman by Gordon Miller, marketing di Lodge of Masons meet tomor- state posts at the convention, rector-of the Saturday Evening tuated the government’s of the class gift committee. George Eldwards, post com row at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic He will be employed by Unit Post on the basis of Moriarty’s campaign today to regain Temple. Senior Warden Ray mander, was appointed de ed Aircraft, Windsor Locks. many years of civic activities, control of Hue. Buddhist *■ '1 Bogue’ will preside, and all of- partment assistant deputy charitable contributions and re /-I 1 iiirtofajc) demonstrators burned an ficetrs 'Will advance a station. chief of staff. Patrick ligious activites. J Elizabeth Treat, daughter of Humphries was appointed de 1.50 4.25 4.99 American automobile in Frank E. Zimmermna Jr., son ' 1 MUkk Hinnov, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Treat of partment assistant deputy in- Unscheduled Stampede in Calgary Saigon. Two U.S. service 38 Meadow La., was awarded an .spector. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Zim tid 2.50 to 8.00 \ t»A M men were threatened, but Mrs. August Hinnov of 14 El- mermna of 152 Benton St., gen Constable Louis Gaal leaps into roundup action as after they trotted into a furniture store, scatter dridge St., received a bachelor associate in arts degree in lib Mrs. Mary E. LcDuc of 40 both escaped unharmed. eral arts at the 129th com Cambridge St. was elected and eral marketing manager of the one of two escaped Highland steers makes a quick ing customers in all directions. They escaped from Premier Nguyen Cao Ky of arts degree from Princeton Lincoln Mercury Division, will Neckties galoK — incliidiiig the .new foul Men’s famous Arrow short sleeve dress Henley collar shirts in knits and fabrics — the grounds of the famed Calgary Stampede. University at its 2l»th com mencement exercises at Green installed department chaplain of ards and paUleya — aa well as tie aad shirts, including permanent press. Collar about-face on a downtown street in Calgary, Alta. pushed his Buddhist foes farther Mountain College, Poultney, Vt., Uie State Auxiliary. She is past be the principal speaker at the handkerchM aeta. the number one shirt tor summer, ’M. The steers were roped in an alley— but not until into a corner by sending 600 of mencement yesterday. He is a award luncheon. siies 14H ■ 17. WUte and colors. IMS graduate of Manchester June 11. She also received an president of the Manchester his elite paratroopers to rein High School. a'ward for outstanding academic unit, past district president, and Friends and business associ force government riot police in proficiency in mathematics and currently senior vice president ates of Moriarty have been invit Hue, 400 miles north of Saigon, science. While a student at of Hartford Tolland Counties ed. The Chamber of Commerce Talking Ball and slapping a 9 p.m. nightly Green Mountain she was a Council. She has been active in sponsored him for the award. / Whites Among Marchers Curfew on the capital. The gov member of Green Key and veterans organizations 15 years. In 1964 Moriarty received the ernment appeared confident of i' ^ LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. Christian Association. iClrs. Jane Fortin of 28 "M ” Award from the CSiamber (A P)— Telephone company crushing the antigovernment, “SPECIAL” ’ Knighton St. was re-elected and of Commerce which nonored and workers in Colorado watch antiAmerican rebellion, now in Ladies Auxiliary of the Italian re-appointed department treas paid recognition to him for his its fourth month...... FROM ed some blind children playi American Society Will meet to urer and secretary, respective many years of devoted commun Provoke Mississippian^ ing with a ball attached to The paratroopers fired on dis night at 7:30 at the clubhouse ly. She begins her 15th year as ity service. a bell. When the ball stop sident infantrymen of the 1st on Eldridge St. Refreshments secretary. She has been presi The limcheon -will be held Jime HOLCOMB, Miss. (AP) “ ■Why are you protctlng that Jobless, living on free govern ped rolling, however, the Vietnamese Di'vision who tried SINGER will be served. dent of Manchester auxiliary 23 at 1 :30 p.m. ment foods. Many say tliey are — ^The sight of whites trash,” a woman asked a pat bell stopped too, and the to stage a march in Hue with rolman Wednesday. homeless. Most have not regis children couldn’t find it. Buddhist banners. A paratroop marchipg with Negroes “ Lady, I’ve got a wife and a tered to vote —and these are As a result, the workers captain said the marchers fired provoked barely hidden re- little boy to feed and that’s the the ones the mafehers hope to developed a “talking bull," first. They fled after a hea'v^ senttnent among the white only reeison,” he said. inspire. Their drive in Grenada burst of fire. One dissrident was' 89c which they demonstrated UP Photofax) 3.99 pûlace as the Mississip As the marchers moved the last two days resulted in yesterday to the Telephone reixirted killed and at least 6.99 3 for 2.05 pi march moved into the southward, the change toward hundreds being registered — Pioneers of America’s an three wounded. He’s Well Known^ Even in Saigon .T0UN6 BUDGET' greening delta land today. repressed hostility becomes many by temporary Negro nuel meeting. . Soldiers ait the walled citadel marked. More and more ghost clerks. of 1st Division headquarters Lightweight shawl collar robes. Handsome Famous B.V.D. underwear for men ... Permanent prc ” . 'i shorts — nevir “ They can’t be white, they The talking sOftbaU, still Movie actor John Wayne, used to the practice by now, is stopped for an auto Isewlng macmnei shacks, where Neglo field hands There has been a change, too, opened fire with rifles and auto solid oxfords, tartan rinids, paisleys and superior quality,. better fitting tee shirts, need ironing. Al.. s.ay fresh and criiv. must be yellow,’’ snapped a hef under developnienltj emits a graph by two Vietnamese girls. Wayne is traveling with former Army foot HOUSE .a n d ^ 'HALE madras! 8, m, 1, ri. briefs, sh<^. Sizes 30 Jo 43. -once lived, are along the coun among the marchers who now matic weapons when five West ball star Capt. Pete Dawkins (background). Wayne is in Viet Nam.to enter- steady electronic hton.. by SINGER ty matron, rocking in a chair in tryside jn an agricultural area are 108 miles along their 225- • Hudy drop-ln bebbia ern newsmen later approached taiq, troops and make a Defense Department film with Dawkins. ______' * Saws fbfward and m m * front of a country store closed that has become largely njecha- mile route. tjhe gates. The newsmen fled a Adjnstsbls tUleh laagth because the marchers 'were nized. Cotton, grown on huge “ Gee, there has almost been a _ _ _ with bullets whistling about rtgslator SHOE SALON— Main Floor fields, yielded .readily to ma complete turnover since it start- S ta te ISCWS them. coming by. There was only a iL. chines. ed,” said Mike Rosehbamh, IS, ■ sprinkling of wtiitee in the col The outbreak fo ^ g on cams One fhrmer beicame enraged Florence, Ala., a white youth just before the curtew. Th* who dropped out last Thursday Eight Satellites Launched umn. Wednesday when a telephone Americtm car was burned in the and rejoined Wednesday. R iver V alley All Stores ttod service stations company trailer for newsmen area of the Buddhist Institute. dlHMd “Hardly anybody is around who In this community of 260 were was parked.on; the shoidder of No one was in it when the ar was here when it started.” The shuttered as the procession the road at the edge of his land. Study Asked sonists came upon it. marrti contingent undergoes passed through singing freedom “ If you’re with this bunch of From a rocky hilltop 26 miles Into Communications Net continual change, as some re songs. They are on route to trash you're not welcome on my northwest of Chu Lai came the turn to jobs and new people By Senators Jackson, the state capital, to property,” he Shouted. The epic story of a five-hour ateund in CAPE KENiN^Y, BTa. (AP) The sateliitee are scheduled to If this first balteh proves such L* SALE! finish the march James H. Mer trailer was moved. Join. It is expected to end June the night by 18 U.S. Marines — Eight satetliles, inchidtng sip Into random circular orbits a system feasible, about eight Many Negroes in the delta are 26. WASHINGTON (AP)— 21,000 miles above the equator, more satefiltes will be sent up Little Heelers edith started before he was against an encircling Viet Cong seven to speed secret military Wounded June 6. Connecticut River Valley forming a Jam-proof communi aboard another Titan 3 in Au 2.49 force oi 260, With ammunition messages between Washington “ I think they are a bunch of senators asked Congress running short, the Americans cations network in the skies. gust, followed by a third punch 1.99 to 7.(M) nuts, they’re not pro-ving any and other strategic points, rode Eight minutes after blastoff, next spring if necessary. today to authorize a two- were fighting ivith knives and a mighty Titan 3 rocket today thing,’’ said Roy AMdred, 13, a year study of the - valley rocks when air and ground sup- the triple-barreled booster acro- The launch today is an engi A8 ASVEBTI8ED white boy from WHmiiigton, HI., toward lofty outposts In apace. baitic last stage settled with its neering experiment. It la to ex looking toward its designa- port foroee finally routed the The la-story tali Titan — most IN HAOEUOUElXa Tremendous adecUou of short sleeve eottou Men’s shorty pajamas with short sleeve who is 'Visiting his grandfather Alma’s 111 Winds payloads attached into a circu tend two 6B-foot booms to test tion as a national recrea- „ , „ , „ „ powerful booster in the Defense lar orbit about 103 miles above the feasibility of using the PLUS sport shirts In small, .medium, large. t ^ commanded ron ... M. right you are,’’ a man said. off on its fourth test flight at 0 An hour later, it was to re of stabdliaing a 'spacecraft. De Beautiful Good for Surfers duced the bill for himself and They were among 50 whites on (See Page Fifteen) a.m. E ;T. start the zip into a long looping signers hope it wlU keep one one side of the street. A similar NEWPORT, R. I. (AP) —ThaJ are a tough breed. The best Sens. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Oorni., A transfer” orbdt ranglitg from arm always pointed thwapd Cabinet. ili wind Hurricane Alma is blow waves usually come in the cold- Leverett SaltonStall, R - Mass., Is wslast-aalfh cluster of Negroes stood on the 103 to 21,000 miles, poised to earth. Regular other side, watching silently. ing good news to New Elngland efft weather. Good summer surf Eklward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., ignite a third time and olrcular- The Titan was to hurl its up-’ surfers. is manna from heaven. Norris Cotton, R-N.H., Tom Ize the orWt at 21,000 shortly per stage — or transtage — into $7 and $8 Loud, contemptuous, ins^ting remarks from spectators about Big beautiful rollers have been “ The boys and girls have been McIntyre, D-N.H., George D. after 3 p.m. EST. a 100-mile high parking orbit. the marchers the FBI, the fed pounding the Rhode Island riding high this week” says Aiken, R-Vt., and Winston L. Mansfield Proposes Five U.S. Army ground termi The transtage was to execute a eral government and newsmen beaches this week. Dave W olf of Middletown, R.I., PTouty, R-Vt. nals stand ready around the number of orbit-sWfMng maneu are routine. Outer Cape Cod and even whose Bad W olf Surf Shop is Ribicoff earlier had introduced world to relay military test traf vers in a climb to 21,000 miles. The highway patrol, however, Maine may get a few "hea'vies” the Macy’s o f the surfing world a measure to authorize esta'b- fic through the orbiting vehi- Id eking the satellites loose ene- lishment of a federal recreation Rusk-Chen Yi Talks seeks out potential trouble spots to keep the surfers happy furth on this area. oles. by-one at different speeds so area along the fOOmlle course NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. government on the problem of and moves to forestall prob er north. New England town officials The seven communications they would drift into a globe- of the river. Secretary of the Mike MansfleM proposed today I>eace In Viet Nam and South- lems. New England surfing pecans who thought surfing would fade satellites — each capaJble of clrdllng pattern around the Interior Stewart L. Udall has a faceto4ace meetitg between eedt Aslp,” Mansfield said. like the hoola hoop are now rf'* such ground stations up to 10,- equator. ' said he would prefer a two-year Secretary of State Deem Rusk “ This pratfem is realizing they have a big and 360 miles apart — were built to The Defense Department has U tH t heod himers •vtryone leatlier or sued* low hooted Buskons feasibility study. and Red China’s Foreign Minis transcendent importance,” he growing sport in their f r o nt carry messages between Wash been using the Syncom 2 and 2.49 ter Chen Yi to discuss a peace axlded, “ that it is a fit question yard. ington and Viet Nam. Land lines ^ynoom 3 satellites tor commu in young, swingy styles. Add o little wow to your life . . . cheoso 2.99 No Oppooition ful settlement of the Viet Nam tor face-to-face discussion be nication between Washington and 3.99 Metropolitan District Commis HARTFORD (AP)—A propos tween China and the United and undersea cables are 'vul White House Sad, war. nerable to sabotage and natural and Saigon for the past two from Summer White. Seo Blue. Posy Pink, Lemon Yellow, Clossie Every new style iwlm trunks ... Hawallaa sion officials have ordered surf al to divert to Boston part of States at the highest practicable Men’s knit shirts in many, many atyles in The Senate Democratic leader interruption. (See Page Ten) prints, surfen, lastex stretch, bench hoys. cluding popular golfer model. Sizes i, m, ers off beaches they control In the Coimecticut River flow be said in a speech jM'epared for level. PLUS the Boston ar&. They are afraid Bloek or Moss Green. 5Vj • 10 M, M. Not every stylo in overy color S, m, I; xl. Lxl. fore it reaches Coimecticut met Yeablva University graduates “ Our secretary of state. Dean Famed Him * Dead some swimmer will be conked with no direct opposition that the war threatens to be Rusk, confronted the Chinese Storage by a 12-foot surf board shooting Wednesday night at a hearing or sfio, but a good selecrion! WAaHENGTON (AP) — Presi come in the end a U.S.-dUnese foreign minister, Chen Yi, through the water like a Jet pro before the State Water Resourc Seat dent Johnson’s friendly, frisky conflict. Just as in Korea. across the conference table at 40 Years in India Upheiatsnd, lUp-tsp sss pelled porpoise. es' Com'misslon. Geneva in 1961-62. It may be keagle “Him” is dead. “ What, is needed most, at this fas thisad, Btsdlas ^ Popular McGregor Shorts in plaids and — ^ ^ Part of Newport Beach has The diversion is part o t a that a similar meeting now and labrlaa “ 'Ifim” bad spent a gfood bit of time and in the light of that solid color’s; permanent-press, too! Sizes f A A bis three "years chasing the beep set aside’ for surfers but package proposed by NortheMt would be useful in this critical they are banned from nearby UtiUtles — a holding company danger, is an initiative for a situation.” 30 to 42. luUU ■ q u irr^ that inhabit the White direct oontect between the Pek Missionary Returns Hoiuie grounds. And that’s the (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Ten) ing government and our own (See Page Ten) Dad’s favorite short sleeve shirt by faipous he lost his life. ARROW. Wear ifor sport or dress. Cotton ^ J oh n son ’s daughter, Lynda, After Long batiste oxford doth. Button down collar. liurst into a meeting the Presi Service Sizes 14'/g to 17.' dent was'baving with some con NEW YORK (AP) — The The caU, he said, grew front gressmen Wednesday night to Rev. William Baur left Webster the atm osêre of his boyhood. tell him aibout another tragedy MEN’S FAMOUS 4.00 Groves, Mo., In 1926...... with his His father was a professor of • SANDALS in the dog part of the family. Medicar^^ What It Means bride of one week and a dream church history at the Eden The *Taim’’ bad darted between the of service as a missionary. With ological Sjorninary, Wejlston, Cront and rear wheels of a White the dream realized after 40 Mo. - II I i !!:S »!!! Sii Bouse car on the driveway out years In India, the Baura are > LOAFERS • CANVAS hack wMle yapping after a back in America for good. (8e« rage Teo); •quirrel and was struck and Nursing Shortage W ill Grow Their four children and 10 kWed. grandchildren—three of whom Johnson toU aiwociates “ It’s a BDITOR’S NOTE—Many hos pitals are worried about the ta, Ga-, said his institution was they had never seen—raised a ■ad night tonight at the White CASUALS pitals throughout the nation pre drain of nurses and technicians Short of nurses now—“ but we're sign reading “ Welcome home House.” modal 28S/369 You Con dict a period of increasing com to smaller hoepitals as the med in better shape than any other Baurs” as the liner United “Him” bad the No. 1 dog tag See the newest TOUCH t $EW* $12 Value petition ■ tor nurses—already icare patient load spreads. hospital in the Atlanta area.” States docked in New York Bulletin In the capital and was regis sewing machine with Push-Button Chorgu overburdened—to take care of Peter Geilich, assistant ad “There’a going to be more red Wednesday. Bobbin the only machine tered as the pet of the Johnsons’ *H np' ministrator of Parkland Hospi tape, bookkeeping, accounting that docs all 3 kinds el sewing! A l Your jounger daughter, Lucl. But he the extra needs of the medicare The grandohUdren, from 2 to BUSK BfllPORTS ON NAJ3X) Other new SINGER* sewing program. The following third of tal in Dallas, Tex., said he ex and other work to contend with 12 years old, carried banners .machines trom SS9.S0 Reg. to 5.99 veaUy was the President’s dog. there was a real, umnlatakaMe .99 four articles- tells of the pro pected that the main impact of —and tt’s going to mean more with their names In big block 'WASHINOTOiN (A P ) J ■ livery morning Johnson affection between the two. . Um ou r oasy P H re h o M s gram's impact on nurses. medicare would be increased personnel, from clerical work Secretary of State Dean Busk .dapped his hands and brought letters. Pajr-As-Ton-Sow PUrit “Efim’s” death was the second competition for trained people ers down to the lowest echelon described North Atiantio ***Him” running to hia side. The Rev. Mr. Baur, 64, went WhwiawJSraaiaiafcattlWCdllMd^r SiAart Italian or Penny Loafer at canine tragedy kt the White By JOHN BARBOUR with smaller* h o ^ ta ls in rural of employes—and our personnel Treaty Organization foroee .“IBm” was ^ways around at first to the Indian state of Ma- styles in cordovan or black. Sizes House since the Johnson’S have American nurses—already areas, o picture is already critical,” today as at a minimum lev^ hmefa time and al'ways managed daya Pradesh, where he rode SINGER 9-12 in C and D widths. HOUSE been there. “ Him’s” sister, badly outnumbered by their du The smaller hospitals, he .Peel said. and said any reduotions would Choose imported from France to coax a morsel or two from the missionary circuit' tor the 8SZ MAIN STREET "Her,” died on Nov. 27, 1964, on ties and their patientsL-haven’t said, will have to come up to have to be linked to similar leather sanda^ or cool canvas ox the presidential plate. And At a recent meeting, Boone Evangelical Church, now & HAU... an operating table after having seen, anything yet. Walt imtil higher standards to qualify for outs qy ledôyment In tbe ■ometimes at night be slept on Powell of Dallas, president of merged into the United Church fords. Sixes 7-11 in the group. swallowed a rock ahe picked up medicare takes effect July 1 the medicare program—and OomnMmiet bloc. Rusk, mak the preeldential bed. on thei White House lawn. the American College of Hospi of Christ. Mrs. Baur ran a . and ^ e r ly patients begin com those hospitals will have to hire tal Administrators, said there school for Indian boys. ing a public report ou taut SINGER Mia. Jeiinsou was tat Lincoln, The WUte House ooOie, Blan peting* fidly for medical serv qualified registered nurses and already is a serious shortage of week’s NATO meeting In Neb., cn a beautification trip co, stiU la aroMBd a lt lt e ^ he Later, for 16 years, the B a u » ices. technicians. 20,(X)0 registered nursesr-and BrusselB, Belgium, seid It wee Bod was notified of the beagle’s never has been a fop fa.'vorite. directed a colony for 600 lepers MAIN ST. Ampk Fy m Parking .That seems to be the preva But, unlike the big teaching medicare will make that riior- at Raipur in central India. not known .whether tiiere death by a Secret Service agent And two of “ Him’a” ^ puppies lent feeUng of U.S. hospit^ ad hospitals, the smaller hoqritals tage critical. “can be some changes on the MANCHESTER “ That makes you feel Uke you are there, too. “ Kim” and “ If we had to do it again, HOUSE &.HALE ministrators preparing for tiie.. won’t be training new people. Donald C. Oamer, executive knowing all that we do now, we . other tide.” But he noted re have been hit in the stomach by “ Freckles” are about eight impact of m edley. They’ll have to raid the bigger 'Vice president of Memorial Hos would do the same thing,” tbe ported reativeaeee In the W ar a bazd rock,” sbe said. months oU. Their mother wag a A nationwide survey by The hospitals for their personnel. OPEN 6 DAYS—THURSDAYS TILL 9 PJtf. HOUSE 8 HALE, Mail Straal, Maaoliastor...OPiffl11IURS.till9 Pj, Peaplto a wdl-puhficixed tnci- Texas beagle. pital in Long Beach, Calif., said R«v. Mr. Baur said. *Tt’« a saw Pack, the Casnmnntot |!Afkadm>ka(| osiHCMtpeMPitMyi Associated Prew showed that EMwin B. Peel, administrator oountoipari of NATO, and d a d whan JofauKO pulled “ Bbn” wHI be eremated kad- matter of doing the work that many od tbe better-staaed bos- of the Baptist H o ^ ta l in Atlan (8e« Page Two) you’re celled to do. It belpa you ■■M « ta t thte mlgbit be the ' if - ••HhnV’ eara with reMfitont buried osi the LBJ- Rsoefa — tf •■J tbe ftestdent foUowa the prec gelt over a lot of rough apote; ■objeot of dteooMdod . 'ki the r bemto Horn ttw pup and even louder bnea from dog lovers, edent set miih “ B fr .” knowing that you’re called.” Oommunlpt camp. .H'* / f. ■'

v. ■Jf w*' 1 T. K AKIGHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JUNE 16,1966 PAG E TH REE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN« THURSDAY, JUNE 16^19^ State ManHeld Mofgab Johnaon, pwpeity on B o lt o n AGAIN INFORMING ALL MlMIGSliED ‘ Pool Operu Early Tolland m g a k Lafea R d.; W W am lihc« SheinwoW on Bridge T'idedicarey W hM It Means •Ml JotanaoB to Walter A. Weber, In Cleveland on IN SUMMER CHRISTIAN TRAINING. KhU get out the bsfhliig ptuperty oit Snlpeic Lake Rd. jU DOM Ejrr EMt Voter Lists Shoit) GOP suits! Historical Society Gives Also, Irvtiig F.' Brink to BdHh mUNGS IN PMMTB Tlikliu ^ Bad Check Count OF HGART and HAND, Saulter^B pool on LydaU MagniiiM fMiBgnuBon) and By AM TUro SHEINWOLD FOR BOYS and GIRLS St wHl open for swimming ving F. Brink, pro|)erty on Cone J9S Far Ahead of Democrats CLHJVBLiAND, Ohio (A P )—A Salturday from 9:30 a.m- to Prizes to Fourdi Graders Rd.;. and Manchester Lumber S8-year-old Hartford, Oonn., man ______. _ Most of us who watdied ths There are 800 registered Re- food boom. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- noon, 1 to 5 p jn . and ftom The ThUand HUtorical Sod- field, and the Indians wlH play H o^ anprov^ inc, w championship matdies a wanted for cashing thousands of 6 to 8 p.m. w » r pubiloaae ta town and 366 Dem- ert lti<*ardson are co-chairmen ZION VACATION aty presented Ua fliat Youth the Reds at the Andot Field, mvOlb ago thought that the I^09S 4^75411 __ . ,. . of the snack bar. Mrs. Samuel dollars worth of bad checks aial The 1965-66 school year Program awards to elglit grads both at 6^pjn, *> Asnericans played the card^- $ X«71 V QI04 ocrats, according to caucus bets ^ Expected to Grow cKnes Mdoday at 12:46 prni. counterfeit money orders was 4 students at ceremonies laat âbBo Reoords _ Hmyltal ^ to which have just been corrected, Erickson aiwl her committee wiU The pool will not open until held by Cleveland police today CoottmKd from Tag* One) night at the Hicks Memorial Tweoty-nne wraraataa deeds locsJ have Udding fiasco i h t by the regietrarB o t voters. make the strawberry shortcake. for federal authorities. BIBLE SCHOOL quate he^ to reopen the dosed noon that day, according to ^ o o L tosra lUbed a t the Town Han coat u . liOO potato on a nonr • MUriB During year*, 38 voters Mrs. Harry Williams will have Victor Dominic Ofarelli was Cooper and High Sts., Monchester, Conn, there are abortagee of all per- wards? I have no idea.” Tom Kelly, chief life guard 4 6 The awards, presented by during the mcnth of Mky, ta- have registered as Republicans charge of rtean-up. asrrested Wednesday at a down The Floyd Ho^tal In Rome, and chairman of the town’s Miss Florrle Bishop Bowering, dudtag the foBowtac WHBam Opening lead-ktag of heaito. aona needed to staff the 800,000 O A K 10944 and 38 as Democrats. concert has been held town motel after police recrived a n d Ga., is starting its own nursing ivater safety program. wetw given to students Judged and HUen Jiffla tftwdra to In the first room beds In acute general hospitals Globe Hollow, Verplanck Tte names of 26 membens of each year, since shortly afiw a complaint mat he had tried school in September to try to to have written the most origi- O m ilea B. ODoslBtelii, property ^ doUMed Ctunfilo PaWs-Tlccl aX goJ k I M h to de(fraud the esteibhehment of ecroas the nation. Registered meet its own nurse ehortage- and Waddell pools will open nal com^xieiUons describing a ta Skunganmug; Todand Mkn* Pehme Lae peiiq^nm. Murray started osfi each party have been removed World War n. It was started frwn the caucus Mst, for one through the efforts of me late 3146. nurses, he eald, are In serious “We are constantly striving to daily starting June 25 at 1 tour of Miss Bowerlng’s home or to ToQand Woods, property Motorcycle CWb jac* a bouse afire, taking ihe . OotUi.iULVffi reason or another. w W. A. Perrett, who ^joyed the Cifarelll was one of three men dqain., Qjwdinjq. short supply now—without med solve our prchlems,” said Ad p.m. on Metcalfe Rd^-part 'of their o« New Rd.; EBaabath B. Klo- ffhe Silver Eagle Motorcyde tricks w«h fiie Mag ministrator Fred M. Walker Jr. Included ta the totals are the aummer band amcerts heW to who had been stolen and forged icare. studies of the history of Tol- ter to Emanuel Kloter, prep- O i* of ToBand and Vernon ro- ^cs of hearts. __ _ ‘Tm not trying to low-rate the results of Friday’s enrollment «>e parks and streets of Man- dhecks and bogus money orders Jana,Mnd. The llie studentsBUKIBIIIS ai»U^ visitedViaiLOU erty uuon Rte. 74;a-mp GlB>ert U ^cently sr ------heM an AMA-«ne« Wfiliam and Anne Mk^ Thorafljl McBain, Albert Incerpl, ^f^d^rith dummy’s ktag and tag better who signed up with the Demo Hartford, and Alfred VUlaAime, to “Bert” Perrett. The concert county bospit^ system that car- was a significant shortage of like heat lêd four p ^ tas|^- ^ ^ $3 t o l S i rte Bousquot, lot 18 In TWtand Fre« Myears. Pauline Thompson, aêw the last trump. He then _ crats. 25, of St. Paul, Minn. is sponsored by the Woman’s ‘"Beginning Monday, Jurte 27 ond rtee much of Caltfomla's medi health personnel—and that the tors Wednesday while they Liast night, tw o more Dem- The omer two are both in cus fhev - summtt; Fred Wuthrich to Stanly SchlUtag, Oharles Leth- claimed the rest of the tricks, Society of Chrtetian Service. cal load—the assistant adminis medicare program would have woiked In a 2,30fXool-long tube Htmorable mention certifl- Martin Wuthrich, property on scher, Milton KonarsW, Newton aooring TO points for making aer dmblm, ^ a^ one Republican ^ ^ tody, the FBI said, Villarime ta Continuing through July 8 trator, John O’Conner, said an impexH in those areas where 10 feet below the ground. St. Paul and Angeloni In Balti cates were awarded to Use Hunter Rd.; WWtoey Thlcott Thompson, John Scuasel, hhi doubled contrart. « ^ will offering will be taken for Daily Sessions except Saturday county hoepitale now provide an shortages already exist: The UOOdegree heat the Richard Sweldel, Deir- and Carol U Harttags to Lester, George Hamelta, WII- in the second room the bidding ^lade^ K-7-5-^«^, Three other new voters re more. average of three hours of mir- The answenj to such shor men when they were about 1,600 Bllecki, Karen Kulo and Frank P. and PaiWda ,N . Bam Nevue, and for mileage, began a Uttle differenfly, but got 10-4; Dtamonds, J-r-a-s, uum, the band. The music begins at 9:00 A.M'. to 11:45 A.M. mained unaifflUated. 7:30 p.m., and the snack bar Cleveland police said they sii« care per patient per day. tages, the report said, require feet into the tube, said a spdcee- McMahon. Hedter, lot 6, Buff Cap Rd. Dorothy Bouchard. to the same spot Lew Mathe Nw. The registrars, Republicaji found hundreds of blank checks, (Omitting July 4 HoUday) The standard, he said, ffwuld be opens and food sale b^;tas at long-term sohittons. But gradu man for the Metropolitan»i.__ Sania—. Judges for the contest were Also Tolvo and Lena Whit------open^ the South hand with one What do say Mamie Maneggia and Demo credit cards, drivers’ licenses, four or five boura. ally legidation and federal mon tary District of Greater Chica- 6:30. Oloalng exerclaea, evening of July 8 beginning at 6:30 on MlsT^wertag, Mrs. Jean Au- man to Umberto B. Palumbo, Mancheator Evening B tn M diamond. West doubled and Bob „ ^ ^ r : BW fw s p ^ crat Mrs. Mary Morgan, are re Tax Collection and bank deposit slix>s in Cifa- Tllon’a Lawn, weather permitting, otherwlae, inside. **With funds available from ey is encouraging an increase ba 80- p ^ ^ d ^ . Edmund Qua- property on ThDand Ava; Tdlaad oorrespoiHlent, Bette samman bid two cWbs on the relli’s possession. ^ rm , turn jn is. ^ u*. .. On>±n>lA. R7K.CMK. - ____ i aiMde BUODOrt arid dwrtnees tn minding residents who moved Tax collector Mrs. Mamie the government,” he said, "we nurse training facilities. The rpokeanmn said the air In ^ members ’ of the Tolland Soidila B. ‘Huaar to Bernie Qnatrale, teL 876-2845. North hand. Charles E. Weeks, agent ta .A 1 iJm I ■ —nfiis ^ ^ ■ ______1 . ______here since May 7 that mey may Maneggia, has announced office Rr'-’'‘tyation also Monday, June 27 at 8:30 can increase the nursing Staff Ih e nurse sig^ly will increase the pipe became hot after Hlstorioal Society. Cantor et. al., property on East doubled to show support dlamoods (1^ charge of the BIBI office in New remain on the voting list ta nouiB to accept payments of A.M . or Dial 649-0408 which le now extremely low by 10 per cent in 1986—as grad pumps, which push air through Town Meeting Snlpdc Lake Rut; Frederick for the other suits (ta the Ro- Tw * « " *^* » IT tSSi their former town (if ta Oonnec- jj,iy j, Haven, Conn., said dfareUl Is uates reflect the Increased the i^pe, were abut off. so the among general hosidtals.” A town meeting is set tonight BUow to GUbeit T. «nd_IP- Annual Service man System, as played by Gior- ptay lor tlcut) by filing with a regis- gior the first time, taxes wiU wanted for passing a bad check Dr. Tenero D. Caruso, a Los nurse training enrollment from men could check *«• at 8 to the Hicks Memorial chde D. Ames, kVt 3, Old Town glo Belladonna and Walter and Nancy-Ellen Fitch Shows O ff 500-Year-Old Shoes for a 31,600 mink coat ta New AvareUl), and Mathe leaped to alMe to do w«dl at chfbs or pos trar there before Oct. 81. be collected at the town clerk’a Angeles surgeon, put U tMs 80,000 to M,000. ,__ , , , School gym to approve expeirdi- Rd- Set at Clm rcli New reeidents who turn 21 be- afifice rather than at the col- Haven. Dear Parents, Frienda and Neighbors A There are another 80,000 per five chibs ■I'Wy hearts. J tat Mahoheater and Vicinity: way: VenOtotlon b e c ^ minimal of 371,831 ta state road Also John F. and Lyim P. fore mey have been to town lector’s home, A federal grand jury ta New *Tve beard. I’ve read and sona a year in training for caib- Belladonna had Ws chance to Copyright 1968 Bnde Second Fiddle In tihe pl]^ after the pmnps are ^ funds. Peters to Russell J. Atkinson, Center Oongregattona! tax months, and who are other- Mrs. Maneggia is asking mat Haven recently Indicted Clfaiel- Again VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL of ZION EVANOBXl- Tve listened and I’ve looked. professional health occupations. General Features Oorp. flopped, the apokeaman said. Residents attending the meet- hyt 80, Virginia Lane; Azthur Church will have its annual doufblle five duhs, but he decided wise eligible to become voters calls be placed to that office M on eight counts, the B ^ said. CAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Cooper and High Sta., oon- Right at the present time in t . . 1 _ _«j._ ’ . . . everywhere to repent for many aina of worldllneas, or In- la down not because beds aren’t within the individual," he said. Boltonites describe me instltU' that when she steps to the altar Geraldine, had relumed them "But what Brewster was do- Association has ™ collected____ 3J8>* were taken to a ho^taL Central Connecticut State erlne J. Cardin, property on Bless You and Keep You” by and East lost oidy one diamond than two eeconaa. Bulletin Board dUferenoe to Hla Word and Church. Read what Jeaua said available, but because there ‘Tt is either there or not’’ tions they are attending. to be married Saturday—every after her wedding In 1936. tag with these ladys’ riippers ff4.62 to date BVancia Della- Firemen attempted too enter college’s 116th commencefnent Doêral Rd.; Walter MJdhael Lutkta. ______’ — Miss Susan Miner spoke on The board of education will Fera, chairman of the 1666 Luke 13:1-5. isn’t capable help available. Next: The patient and Us the pipe, but were turned beck exercises In New Britain. and Dolores Krautter Bednaiz Htmy S. Maldment, director body in church will be staring ’Ihe family says the shoes and what was their history be- * the College of New Rochelle; reconvene its adjourned meet Heart B>md Drive reported yes THIS YEAR’S THEME of ZION VACATION BIBLE Where are we going to find ade bills. by the intense heat. ’Ihe bodies at her feet. have been handed down from fore has always been an intri SCHOOL la "MY SAVIOR AND I." — What better theme The graduates and their de- to EUeen M. Stnilbe and Irene o f Jimlor High Youth, and Miss Miss Patricia Clark on UConn; ing tonight at 8 at the high terday at the mxmthly board wwe recovered after the pipe grees are: Ellen L. Loehr, M. Haipein, lot 76, Vifgkiia Sarah Treat, president of the “I’ve thought of wearirig a mother to daughter ever since going mystery.’’ could there be? Jeaua la your only Savior and Beat Friend, was split. Miss Judy BJUls and Mrs. Wood school library. Sarah Jane Willey got them The groom’s comment about meeting. and of our children. Of them He aald, "Let the children daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Au- Lane. Junior Fellowahlp, wlH par- man on the practical nursing sign around my neck saying The BoiMlaiis The victims were Edward Ku- Every 'Bride’ but I suppose that from William Brewster aboard all the fuss over footwear: Manchester contributed 34,- come unto me . . . And He took them up In Hla arma and Are Coming! gust J. Loehr Sr., of Loehr Also John E. Luetjen Ihc. to tlolpate in the service. course at Windham; Lenl Fava caba, George Hobson, Neil Rd., bachelor of science In ele- Louts J. and Dorothy M- Ftox Thurs. Is l^ c h e s ^ E ve^g H e ^ wouldn’t be in keeping with the the Mayflower in 1620 It’s like playing third fiddle to 102 on Heart Sunday, with $2,- Meaaed them ." Read Mark 10:13-16. on Central Connecticut State Bolton correspondent, Cleme- ^ .. sih =»rv,^ l a f f Blot Fagrehw end Pat J. Cenme. mentary education; Nancy L. jr., lot 6, Kozley Rd.; Edward general tone of the wedding,” How did the same pair of a bride, who is playing second 3718.25 from Rockville and TIME for ZION VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL (ZVBS): Ladies’ College; Timothy Grose on Mit well Young, tel. 643-8981. Monday, Jane 27 to Friday, July 8, omitting July 4, our ■ tw ts Wed.1 The pipe Is used to pump air poltras, daughter of Mr. and h . end Diana Keune to Oswald she said. rtioes fit all those different size fixMle to a pair of shoes.” 3517.25 from Bolton, N ight! chell College; Jerry Plante on Memorial gifts amounted' to national Ipdependenoe Day. SESSIONS: 9 a.m. to 11:45 for aeration at a sanitary dls- Mrs. Louis Poltras of Anthony Wirsnleks, property on Cook and Lehigh University, and Tom "So I guess I’ll just have to feet? It’s in the construction. a.m., with opening devotiona, moatly outdoo|«, foHowed by triot plant. EVERY THUBS., FBL and SAT. All Drinks Nancy said the wedding shoes MORE CHURCH SUPPORT 31,668.97 and Pratt and Whit Rd., bachelor of science in so- om Staifford Rds.; Ralph W. and DELICIOUS Sheridan on Curry College. tnatraction from the Bible, through workbooka; reoesa with ^to music by the —VBBSA'l’ILBS” • • • For Ladled DE KALB, Dl. (AP) — Local ney solicitations from the Man cial science; and Frederick J. Gertrude M. Bickford to WU- Nanda Rattazzi was chairman P a te n t M e d ic in e s manying John are the widest at the ball of the play, recreation, refreahmento; then enjoyable and mean- Ballestrini of Goose Lane, Mas- Uam J. and Susanna S. Kbsld, iMake up a foursome, ttien come and Only 60c fodt and cup it in such a way churches gave $10,604,000 In 1965 chester • Rockville - Vernon - Akenjoy enjoy our fine food andana legallegai beverages.neverages. and moderator of me event. Ingfnl handicraft; finally, clearing-up, singing, and closing California Forecast ter of Science in history. property on Odd Post Rd.; Bd- RAVIOLI Backed for Sale who “ is atudylng'for ^ his doctor that it fits almost any size. to support the United Church, of BJllington - Bolton area resi prayers. Kevin McDermott, junior class dents was 37.600J2. ToUand will get 318.553 for -ward F. and Louisa K. Wocho- 30 OAK ST.' president, and Dana Dimock, ate in science at Massachusetts "I’m a B width with a double Chriat’s national and Intema- INSTRUCTING and ASSISTING STAFF: Teachers are I ^ AINCELi^ — 20.96 miles o f unimproved (dirt) niurka to Eart L. and Miargareft •OAK ST. RESTAURANT Manchester contributed 31,- CaiMRoni. • AMPLE FARKINO ALL AROUND • \ sophomore president, were In Food Stores Institute of Technology. A heel — which means my feet tlonal work, says a church offi- boimd to teach God’s Word as found In the Book of doc ^ 353,278 fo r 64.01 m . Kelilner, property on Bald axe fat In the front and sMnny rial. The donations were higher 487.18 from special events, busi trine, the Bible, and to point to Christ as Savior and hosts. The lure of Nancy’s feet, which Fsatai* at ^ me ^reau at 27.9 ^ improved roads under mU Rd. ’ ' Mfn«slreii4 HARTFORD (AP)—H "patent she said "are not historic at in the taick — and they fit fine, than the 310,644,500 given in ness, professional and Industry Helper. — It pleases us to announce again, as we have a ^ < > ® P «® M ln g on a ciurent formula. Bight Quitclaim deeds were The gûerts spoke on me loca number of years past, tiiat Mrs. Henry W. Nelson, arts 7KN>-9:20 tion and size of their institutions, medicines” such as aspirin cam an,” is that they will be inside I’m a 7 in lengto and mother’s 1964, said the Rev. Dr. Ruben J. and olulbs, and Rxxskville Bub. from 2 variety aMimiptlOTS, taclud- Last year’s meeting approved registered during May: Arthur and crafts Erector at Mitchell House, Hartford, will con- and Souso^ admissions, courses, campuses be sold over drug atore coun- a pair of beautifully preserved a 4 ti,” she said. Bleibaum of Ehransvllle, Ind. $685.67. tinue to direct handicraft projects. ' tag fertility of me U £. pofnâ- completion of g;rade crossing a . Hanson to Florence H. Sher- tion and interstate migration „„ Qld Cathole Rd. near man, property on Loehr Rd.; Available at aU tlmea, made “Patch Of Blue” clubs, and special events, and ters, they can also be sold over WHAT BOYS and GIRLS are INVITED and WELCOMB7 Shown 1st Any, from ages 3-15. r- rates. the high school and finishing Harold D. Hanson to Floreoce for your eattng pleasure at told why mey chose melr col- atore ooimters, a atate com- home. HOW GET THERE? Walk of course, If posalbis. TTuiAi Tory Rd., and voted to apply h . Sherman, property on Loehr Except Fri., Sat. Earty Bird Featurd ■»“ “ »“ «“ wea,«a.y. healthful. Or arrange with others to drive In. We have 06 e STONES FOR BUILDING me balance to Improve Cedar na.; Florence H. Sherman to Come and see Rina and 4|Duel" 8:40, "Rage!' 10:30 BARRE, Vt. — Marble and s.wamp Rd. were served. ^ ^ ^ dangerous special car service, but will try to help out as needeft. James V. and Florence H. Sher- P etei^ -«f Public Records to be soW wer the counter. It Call the parsonage, 049-0408, U necessary. l^ U N ALL FEATURE and TOP CO-HIT five other types of building Boys* league man, property on Loehr Rd. SIDNEY POITIER - g v ^ stones are quarried ta the Unit Warrantee deeds filed ta the should be taken off and placed CLOSING EXERCISES: Tills happy part of the program The Tolland Yanks basebaD Also, Marie C. Dalton to, Harry town clerk’s also A Oo-Oo Co-HU FEATURING The opposite point of view was watch me Red Sox play me misaheth C. Kelli to Arthur -Winter A-GO-GO" FILET MIONON and taken by Raymond Merrier, past We carry over 2800 pair of Hush Puppies Zion Vacation Bible School BROILED LIVE LOBSTER White Sox July 9. PUms for and Irene KeJfi, property on Wed., June 22nd orgaifiztag the Boston trip and presldeirt qf ^^the Connecticut REGISTRATION BLANK Y IM B b EVERY NIGHT Clark Rd.; .Jennie FhUiUpe to Pharmaceutic^ Association and III "The ’lien i scheduling buses wlU be dis- Lawrence A. and Ruth P. Con Commandmentir Full Course Clift Robertson—Color editor of the Connecticut Phar .cussed. "633 SQUADRON" Peoph verse, property on BoRon Cen in Our Manchester Store Name(s) ...... >••••••••• 0’wa'o •••«#• tyO’O •>'4Too‘0ôo Sooreboard m the go macist. With Shrimp Gobktall HiRlfORO SPRINGMUD iXPRiSSrt.U ter Rd.; Rum P. Converse to "We can’t sloiigh off respon- OPEN FOB LUNCHEONS ’The Cards will face the Address ...... Tel^hone...... Braves tomorrow at the Hicks IN MANCHESTER Rohsrt PhilfipB et ^ silbility merely by ptoctag a on Okok Rd.; Robert D. and warning on me package,’’ said >oem N . S«d.m to Bruce L. and M errier, noting that many pat This is the Largest Age . School Grade in FsB ...... ■... FRANK’S CAFE Daobara J. Gbartwncau, proper ent medtoines contain drugs Something New Has Been Added! coAifORr/ien ais conditioned go BURGER CHEF ty on Soum Rd.; Robert B. Laz- if bought separately, Attending Sunday School? ...... Where? ...... The Family Restaurant zarl to lEknile and Rutii L. ^yiQuid’ CORNER BIAIN 4 PEABIi require a prescription. Stock in any one Store piourde, property on Highmead- Aspirin, he said, “is the lead- H u s h Parent’s Name ...... •'■••JSiATilH THURSDAY SPEdAlAt H A M iD u h a A - of 235 MAIN STREET osr Rd.; Lawrence A. Converse jjjg cause of deam anumg ta- IRK PARKING IIRCH «T. RMR Ot TMtATIB Jr, to Lawrence A. Converse fants in the whole oountry.” Academy Award Winner BAKED Church aflUlation, If any ...... BOLTON LAKE property on Shady Lane; Walter Adams of Southington, East of the Connecticut River! Piuiipies' SHELLEY WINTERS The Q ark’s B I A N 0 Best Supporting Actress STUFFED TURKEY RjainAd Maymrd to WMUaan H. president of the State Oouncil 28 North St. • lÎ. 423-9001^ arid Asm C. Brendle, pn^perty of Senior OitizenB, said, "W e Please fill out soon, and bring or send tot RESTAURANT and HOTEL M-G-ti $1.50 WILLIMAN’nC on WWanouB Rd.; Leonard O. don’t want to see standard drugs ZION VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL c/o The Bov. Paul O. Prokbpy ROUTE 44A, BOLTON-643-9731 ncniiBROL Cimplete Lobs|^ and 'Vivian C. Cbaiboiwau to restricted to drug ertioree." BERIttll- Sunday is Father’s Day, a Dinner The Brandy 86 Cooper St., Manchester, Conn. GUVGR» time to ibake Dad glad he’s Leigh EL and M)ary M. Fergu------RDOUCTm BL»E got you an. Our reoouuuend- Friday Only ■on, property on Converse Rd. CHANGE OF CLOTHING Also: Academy Award Wln- ed formula Is a Charcoal- New LouMPiioe 9 2 .9 5 Quitcllalm deeds: John H ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) — A Ulng Short “The Dot and BroUed -Steak hot from our SAT and IFthynifl J. Gbaplta to Karl Roman Catholic nun wlU wear ZION EVANGELICAL grlU . . . sure to warm the F. and M. iMaiy Jones, proper- lay riothtag next fall when rtie 'Dinrs.,' Fri., ‘Patch’ 6:45 - cockles of his heart! Specializing In Gray Mist Fine, Itallan- ty cn Soum Rd.; Carrie F. Det- starts teaching at me Uifiverslty LUTHERAN CHURCH 8:50, ‘DoV 6:30 - 8:30 rictoen to Lieonbaid and Ann jff North Dakota in Grand OPEN EVERY DAY Amerlcan Meals! t M ûite COOPER and HIGH STREETS, MANCHESTER, CONN. Sat. Sun., ‘Patch’ 2i30 • 4:40 SMbert, prupea’ty on BYench Rd. Forks. 2 B A N D S 6:46 - 8:50 ____ Man-sized Cocktails, Too. PAUL O. PBOKOPY, Pastor ’CHEESE n»iwi Oonoert Bishop Leo F. Dworschak of Fresh breads and pas g Java tries made dally. Mars. Jolm Blrickepn has an- Faigo, N. D., gave :q)eclal per- Country style music and danc nounced me names of me worn- mission for Sister Aim Patrick —Êxtends a Cordial Welcome To AU Who Have No Chur^ ing in authentic western at Featuring Daily Specials en who vWH aseirt her at me Ware to wear lay doming be- mosphere every Friday, Satur A s Always Home, and To AU Interested!— Salvatlon Anny Band concert cause of a Norm Dakota law ,..BlbIe-Bssed,cairist-Centeied Teaching sad Preaching. day and Sunday in our ban Legal Beverages Satuideqr at UaHed Methodirt which proUbitB members of ro- Sunday Schort Adult Bible Thne Worship Service quet room, along with your TEL. 649-5544 tUgtons ondera from wearing dis- 9:00 AJW. 9:80 AJIL 10:00 A.M . favorite foods and legal bcv- Mim. M b B ajdn and Mrs. tincfive dren when rtnployeil « » ' • s « ■ etagca. loeqph Androlotde wtU be on the hythertota. NEW... TUNE IN ! — COME IN ~ TO ZION ! Mr. Al DoNunrio, Hush Puppy faelory E W a riN G . . . on*y Every Sunday, The Lutheran Hour, ’Tlriiighig Christ To SDNEV.SHBIEVI Represmtotiv* and StyHst, will bn hnrn The Nations,’’ RADIO, WNBC 1:30 pjn., WACE 2 p.m.i LNKURKXJS FOIE VHKIB6 Put Yourself In Our Hands WBYM 2:05 p.m. and otlwr stations.—-Xhls Is Hie Life," Friday, Junn 17th from noon liM 9 p.m. to TELEVISION, Channel 8, 8 a.m., slid otlier ehannels . AwewfifstnKi BJZiBEmiililnMMi So a chaaaabargar la your assist you in snioctinq the right stylo for Kveatre for Hartford dpfikfT B u rgar C h e f e a a s e rv a ^*We Fit Them Carefutly" and vicinity present yba one that’s JuM a RtMe bel- f ‘ SUMMeR SCt«DULE ing the latest in terf Prepared with lean, -100% CHARGE Them is no substitute for Ihe copoble, July, August and 1st Sunday in S^t. FIRST RUN FILMS. pore beaf with a prims steak VôndUgSM^d^^ A.M., One Hour Earlier (not 10 AJIf.) DINING noB Glenn For 8 IN O C U L A R S *YHK MONEY TRAP* ttawor. . . Open Flame BroHed A c c o u m s experienced hands of tho Kofsky fitten. Sunday School oontinnee In July and daring'Angnst, and 1st Son. In Sept. Parents are expected to attend 9 AJtL Dine in degance in oar main lor iM t *’cooked-in-«ie-opea” I dining room and terrace over- JOK 29 B A R O M E TB tS Worshty Servloe. tarte . . . thea lopped wHh a I — WOBemP WITH o p e n w i n d o w s a t o l d ZION — loddng beantifal Bolton Lake IN ATTHACnVE NATURAL SETTING while enjojring the soft mood gaaeroM allc« of SMited music of the Loo Mai Trio. golden Kraft, cheese, and TELESCOPES ★ ★ ★ ★ ENJOY A HAPPY AND WHOLESOME VACATION Rib Roast, Lobster, Steak c m i u k 1 seiyed on a hot tpasted bun. AND SUMMER TIME! BUT, REMEMBER: Oar Specialty GOVONOC ST. EXIT TO MAIN SL THAT’S A BURGER CHEF THE DEVIL TAKES NO VACATION! GIFT CERTIFICATES A IL WELCOME TO ZION’S VACATION SCHOOL Special Seafood Mena ®*BSEBURQBl . .« Sm bfg AND CHURCH SERVICES! • • • « s • Atoo W c r m r d i ^ 18 BORN FREE IN TH Bl NASSIFF ARMS CO. - A FASCINATING . . . t s SUN Zhm EviiSilleal'L^llMraR Chunh W eddl^ wifi Bnaqwt FadUttM Available—Up to 450 People KMARKABU. . . I*< 2 Color Cartoons SPOUTS ECjfUIPMENT . MANCHESTER SHDPniie PASKADE floop tr mad High Streets, Manchester, Oom. INCKIDIBU STORY." ||| PiaiWi House 120-122 Cooper Street Motel IRdaMd AiallaMn Dnufrla and Stagle Oooupaney Homo nf Worl^ ': ’-l-imf iirnor-Ci|j|! (Vil-t 15/;' Ml MAIN SY. 6«»-lM7 East Hartford H THUnS. k FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9:00 FJA # FUNTY OF FRiEE PARKING Opaa UB • P.M. Thnradoy a n ! VMdaj TUfl ad k aponaored by Zlon’a Sunday SeiMol nZEAS AND •mNDB» TO f O DRIVE-IN OM Vaeatton BIMa Behrel . •M iMGE FIVE ^ M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n , t h d Es d a t , Ju n e i « . i 9«&

MANCHESTER , EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 16,1966 PAG E FOUR Qidi President ToUand County THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Names Chairmen lira. Benton Oogood, preiidint GOP Chooses Probate Candidates Enjoy Life Outdoors c ( tfa* Junior Century Club o t im dieBter, Inc^ has announced Tolland Picks Preuss Renamed Sadlak Chosen OVer Ryan tiM nenely aiipolnted committee chairmen for the 1966>19d7 Mrs.Myhaver In Andover Area I„ Vem on-EUington Area This Summer year. publican candiate for Judge c i j NAME IN FULL NEEDED Craig Heston, communications; Hytiaver o f WdHlngton. H ie probate d istrict 'Hie dlstnct Probate for the saUngton-ftock- Duigntd for Use VfUh ZIP CODE TELEPHONE RUMBBR Mrs. WUUam Calhoun, socials; convention was held last night comprises Andover, Bolton and .yjue diatrlot He edged out Atty. r HOHC AODRCSS CITY STATjt Mrs. Paul Dougan Jr. and Mrs. SpSal Sale Priee! BRICK-CONCRETE* STONE I In the ToUend Town Hell. Columbia. Atherton B. "Jos" Ryan • to 8. (limited offer) Paul Flanoi hospitality; and Mrs. Myhaver Will be seek Preues’s nomination was Sadlak, who served six terms ^ SIDEW AUS I I MONTHLY RENT i HAME OF MORTGAOC HOLDER Mrs, CBlford Gerbe, pubUclty ing her third four-year term in unanimous at A GOP conven as ooogTMMnnan-at-large, said, 1 HOW LONS AT ABOVE ADDRESS |Q,fKNT the oCflce. She bae formerly OR PAYMENT I and historian. tion in Andover ; last night. that if he is elected, he will be I D OWN ' * ______— Federation subchairmen in served as Town Clerk of Wil- requirsd to leave Us present ^ e ' 1 HOWLONOAT There were no other candidates. 1 PREVIOUS A D D R E U CITY STAY clude Mrs. Pierre Marteney, lington. Makxdm liambert of Bolton position as executive secretary m t 'r r 1 PRCVtOUBAODIIKSa Daniel Batty of Tblland coMervation; Mrs. David Mur nominated Preuss and John Sul- of the RooisviUe Area Chamber phy, education; Mrs. Stanlejr served as chairman of the con of Commerce. The chamber Job I Uvan of Oolunybla seconded the OTHCRINCOME SOURCE oatna, fine arts; Mrs. Douglas vention, and Mrs. Lucille Cavar requires non-partisslansMp. PRESENT tMPLOYSK HOW LONO BUSINESS PHONE of WllUngfon as secretary. motion. YR. 1 MO. 8 Gallup, home life and youth; The convention, which lasted SeuUak said he expeots the Mrs. Robert Garcia, interna Tolland delegates to the con about 15 minutes, was chaired chamber executive oommittee I tional affairs; Mrs. Reginald vention were Batty, Mrs. Mary by Mrs. Dorothy Abbct of An wW mtet soon to discuss the Christensen, mental heaUh and Weston, Mrs. Florence Ayers, !>r4 ‘Jli dover. Mrs. Shirley Riley of Bol situatian; he says he would pre ^ftptxm nna- ■US'tNKBS ADDNCSB MONTHLY SALARY J NO. ON Mrs. Donald Cornell, public af and Robert Kaylor. Willington BFOUSrB rRBBBNT ■HPLOYEN HOW LONO ^ I DKPCNDKN9S ton was secretary. fer not to leave the post. ^sionm usiim cr/_ I YR. t M O. I fairs. delegates were Howard Buck, The convention appointed “At any rate," he said, *Td Jerry Parlsek, Mrs. Esther Mrs. Lawrence Decker Jr. is Mrs. Elizabeth HUl o t Oriumbia like to continue with the cham r'K MAMK AND A D D R W OP NBAIHWT M lA TtV B NOT U VIN G WITH YOU • membersh^ chairman, Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Cavtir. and Mrs. Olive Toomey of Bol ber until Labor Day," no cam IJ William Bryee is tax audltm' D ôcrats nominated Eugene paign will start until then be M A H n OP OKPANTMINT StOflC OHARGC ACGOUMTt YOU •KvT Bourdeaudhui of Willington as ton to a credentials committee. Antoni Sadlak NAMES OP CRCDIT CANOS YOU HAVK and Mrs. Gerald Cmnpasso Is Named to a oommittee on va cause a toll slate will not be *» Door* are vary adaptaMa ami hi diargn of guest book and their candldaito at a convention elective office that is as close -A i ' only 5 parta. Doom hava cowattW I cancies were Mrs. Hill, Mrs.' selected untfl that tkne.” apringa for aanr HfUng. Wwna o r last month. r Toomey, (Lambert, Sullivan and Sadlak has been with tie and sensitive and intlinate as for Utaraturo and P ^ . I*, NAME OP yeUN BANK BANK BRANCH VYPS.OF OcHVCXIHe ACCOU NTS □ •xVINOe Mrs. Elsie Stiens of Andover. chanVber since December 1068. pMMSible for those who w il need alall ymir Last Raplacanwnt— Sadlak will oppose the Demo the services reserved for the IPreuss spoke briefly to pKe Use a GORDON Steel Door OTHCR CRIDIT REFSRINCCS Vernon cratic candidate Atty. Leo B. probate court." Aivk I aA convention on the tribulations Sadlak observed that Ms I BO-l 44^" wide—82” leiig and rewards of Ma first term Fteherty Jr. tor the office va cated by the death of Judge campaign tor Judge of probate DATE m m A u t in office. ^54.00 a a. anyone. It’s no fun to wait around Town Will Stay in Business Thomas Rady. will differ from his campwilgrns C obn el J^gan ornamonlaJ He wlU be nmning against instaixation Mra. Eva Alien o f RockvMle 8LS congressman-at-large. He in credit offices and answer a lot of Thomas Fagan Jr. of Columbia, a r r a n g e d I nonfinalted Sadlak. Hia nom said there will be no radio or Despite Budget Problems who was nominated at a Demo television, “since walking Will financial questions. ination was seconded by Samu Iron Railings and Columns cratic convention last week. el W. Pearl, former Vernon be the easiest^ method o f mak Ttown Oounset Robert Baum sponsored by the club, in De ing p>er9onîl ylslts. . . Now you won’t ever have to again. cember. Bruce Engleeeon, pres first selectman. In Standard (Om y to lnitan) flow saMcted today that the town • Atty. Ryan was nominated With the new CBT Charge Plan, one ArrUGANTS SISHSIUJIB ident of lOH accepted the gift, e Add MMrtMM and eedetlsg heoety BLUESTONE aril stay In bustoess even described the work of the lOH, Public Records by Norman Bell and seconded Four Arrested I BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Four • Prevent wriees foMs application will give you charge power ttnugh the budget fer the oom- thanked the club tor its efforts by Oharlea Ptoonnner, both of GIVIS YOUR HOMI A Warrantee Deeds ESlington. Ryan pledged his men were arrested today in a liig year was rejected at the at an Emblem business meet e Boott value df yeer Im m $1,000 in hundreds of Connecticut stores. And SIONATURI o r S fO U « OR OTHER AUTHOBIZEt w-LR R: -•.. l '- riNU A CARD DATE Lena Goodstine to Wilbur T. Buppprt to Sap>s company’s Harbor Station in Special LOSS THAN YOU THINKI own home. Just fill out this application. wss turned down does not re- Rockville High School are phs M. Bemardl to Tommie L. of Ellington. Mrii. Florencfr Henry Street, where a power Beve the town those obUgattois looking for something to Stringfellow and Gladys E. Berg served as secretary. plant addition is under construc Mail it today. wbiob .nonr aodst,'* A tty Baum do. They would be happy Sale Prices • WAUS Strlngfellow, property on HiUs- Sadlak told delegates to the tion. • m u o s SSM. to build reridents a tool convention that be accepted Those arrested and charged town Rd. TOO GOOD TO lAin e PATIOS Town fottMie bi^ fdered that shed, a dog house or some Quitclaim Deed their decision. with breach of the p>eace were A a Nowi Railings For Porch or Steps idelBy in approving a budget rimllar project. Donald R Gay to G. E. Corp., “You have Just given me the on one p>icket and three con CoM er vMt • PIANTINO e e x u beyond rise start of the next "Ckietomers” must pro • VINHiiD WAUS property at 207-209 Center St. opiportunl^ ■ to return to an struction workers. 4 Ft. Section 6 Ft. SecUon I 6 Ft. SecUoD Be cel year would leave the vide the materieds and Marriage License town without operating funds. move the finished project, John Oonant Crle Jr., 481 but the school will provide iA> second meeting on the budg Parker St., and Barbara Ann P li $SA the labor and the know et propoMls is scheduled June Menter, 372 Parker St., June 98. how. We feature Accutron* Anyone Interested may • 25, St. Bridget’s Church. *Y3ur, charter and C|ate law oontaot the high school. Building Permits providee that the town may con D. E. Dahm Co. tor Church the most accurate tinue to operate, eo hsig as ex Hospital Notes of the Assumption, two-class- to COOL living penses— do— not------eooosed------current---- .Admitted , yesterday! r.. Fred- rv,.. room addition to school at 27 appeopriattons," that la, so long IMnsdaie, ^ tn a m , C ^ - g ^^dams St., $20,000. timepiece m they an not total m a rt than oo Andrew Ansaldl Co. tor Rog- tUs year’s expanses, according ^**L**®’'^ ers Corp., alterations to Indus- in the fo Atty. Baum. ^ Vemcm; Walter Kolodnlckl, ^ ^ ^ 3 0 ' IbO Ellington. yours Aitty. Batom noted, however, Btrths yesterday; A daughter $18,000. lliat, i t the budget is not ap Andrew Ansaldl Co. tor Hen world to Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Rodrl- proved by July 1, the town will ry J. Michalak, additions to in guea, 52 Village St., Rockville. not be able to “go forward with dustrial building at 270 Hart the ihlags it needs." Discharged yesterday: ’Theresa ford Rd., $8,600. Accutron’s tuning fork Two budget items considered Scioeclo, 12 Bancroft Rd., Rock ville; Helen Oavanaugh, 25 West C A S Constmetion, additions c t oritloal importance by town replaces the outdated bal Rd., Vernon; Christine Bums, to dwelling at 676 Bush Hill offlolsls may be Icet if the budg ance wheel that’s found in all Bradley Dr., Rockville; Annie Rd., $2,600. et is not approved at the ad- Bancroft, Ellington; Deborah watches. Stop by so we can telfyoa with automatic, ^ Jouoned town meeting on June Wiesner, 10 Susan Rd., Vernon; Slapa A Capias el baeatifal ate* 98. The fteme are $96,000 tor more. Starting with, the right lim l; of economical NB n C I SHBBAi Judith DeGennaro, Btorra; Mrs. Teachers to Go Back dall Waatleiia ora eeaitdorad by eoetemlon o t a water line to an day. Aceptron by Bulova. From $d25.00 oraay le lypHy aiadara IMoe e* ■ - ■ ■ , .. . Jo*® Jarry and son, Virginia WASHING’TON — More than Ha oietl Nxerleas. tot raaiaaibar ToUand; Mrs. Patricia BUDGET TERMS THE CONNECTICUT lA N K AND TRUST COMPANY ertendlng water to the TW-Oty ^ 35 u eidl Dr., 900 experienced teachers wiU M> fedi Uaatlena b lau axpae* Shopping Center at Vernon Cir receive free graduate study un POWER ROOFVENTILATOR •ha Ifcaa yea Ihiak. flan |o s m Vernon; Mrs. Rema Pemo and der a federal fellowship pro- M for year heoM — yea c m cle. daughter, 74 Baker Rd., Vernon. Mow'd you like to enjoy eonrfbriabie cooler Hvlno IMe lord A The Vernon Clrele water ex g;ram that became law in 1965. summer. . . tor just pennies a day? Now, you can, with Each teacher selected tor study tension would open the way tor The Herald’s Vernon bureau m o o r a low cos^ eaey to Install Kool-CMdatio powsr roof 0 Wu An ta a tr fe SeippV AUTHOnZEO eiONATu: in one of 50 programs will get S an addition to the shopping pla ia at 88 Park St., RockvlUe, 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER ventllertor. Sfondord Sloeic a Spader CM za which would double the slae a tax-free $4,000 plus $500 for Trapped superheated Hr In atHe or undeMoof crawl none frooi a hrgm $IOdk ' P.O. Box 827, tel. 875-3186 or each dependent up to four. of afona. of the present shopping center, 848-2711. apace accounts for up to tO }i of the heat gain In Dvina 123 HSb 189 Increase the valuation of the areas during warm weather. Kool-O-Matle takes this •OODTHROUeH land, and bring In thousands of furnace out of your atHo by removina the supeHieated Per Sq. Ft. JOHN DOE 8/b1 doUara o f taxes — ultimately Our Aching Heads air rapidly, officlently and automatically. easing the tax load on the pri vate homeowner. CHICAGO — Medical re introduefory Offer THIS WEEK'S The same thinldng appVes to. searchers say that one person in tbe Industrial water extension 200 receives some kind of head REG. $89.00 DOOR BUSTER . . . this one card that will let yon say, —It would eventuaUy bring in injury every year. AutomobUe ‘ ‘charge it**, whenever, wherever and new tax income. accidents alone account tor 2.8 jeOUNTRY BOY’Sj Emblem Gift million head injuries a year. EYEREADY The RockvUle Emblem Chib for whatever you want. From baby has presented $671.71 to the In SH ÊN EXPORTS MORE HIDE-AWAY FUSHLIGHT supplies to wallpaper. And everything structors of the Handicapped, a STOCKHOliM—Swedish kn- FOR TRASH group of young area residents porte from the United States USED CARS and GARBAGE CANS WTTH BAITEMBS in between including furniture, do&- who help handicapped chUdren last year rose 8 per cent, to 253 BROAD ST. 649.7162 MANCHE51BL CONN. learn physical skUls. The funds $408 miUicn, while Swedish ex Ring. $1.59 ingy^^rugs, appliance repairs, new hair were raised from a presentation ports to the United States in do^ etc. etc. eto. a t ‘The Sound of Music" by creased 20 per cent, to $337 IBss Azlsae Garrlty of Tolland. mRUoa. 62 IMP. CONV. 64 MONZA 63 IMP. CONV. I f you shop In kn Oores, you «o irt Spyder. 4-Speed n 0 6 6 “ "'• 1 4 9 5 ffsl kn Utk. And you m/rCi writs that many dusks, sUher, Use one eaxds £»• 62 MERCURY 66 MAUBU 61 OLDS UBOTED qUANTFriES ORfcre ope Infl. Write one cheek, INSTANT SMI ^2495 • $745 H 4 9 Sorry—No Phone Orders I f paying the wlK>le aiiKKint l i r a EARNINOS out to be imiRdL Jo » V —\

1 PAGE SEVEN AT BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING flERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TEIURSDAT, JUNE 16,1966 PAGE ^ has a 50 foot right-of-way, 'll the demonstration by the Na South Windsor while the owner says the right- chard dead on the living room'' -J ' *>*j Jury Refuses floor. Court Clears tional Renaissance party May of-way is 40 feet. The couple had four children 14- Town Attorney,;^ Donald Indictment in and were also, taking care of Survivor of He aimed a punch at one of Year-End Fund Transfers Waslk said he has contacted ^ ' l i b e ^ ?u :e ) three state wards. .the demonstrators but instead Krawskl and hoped to resolve Shooting Case State's Atty. Thomas F. Wall Nazi Camps struck patrolman Jay FVdim. Featuring the matter by the end of tha The Baby Has told Superior Court Judge Mil Silberberg, who. lost his fami A Complete Line of Choice Approved by Town Council week. NEW YORK (AP) — A Jew LITCHFIELD (AP)—The shot ton H. Meyers Wednesday he ly in Nazi gas chambers, sa(d at The town council last night until October ot_____ last year, ___ andThe park and recreation ish survivor of Nazi concentra WINES. LIQUORS. V < - gun slaying of 40-year-old Thom was prepared to prosecute Mrs. the time: approved a number of tranafera that the new aiqmoprtoUon . . . committee ^ of the councU will 'it as H. Bouchard of Harwlnton Bouchard on a charge of man tion camps has been cleared of "I saw black boots and all I CORDIALS, hfftween various town accounts cover the peôd from "t««t tonight with repreeenta- could remember were the terr between various town accounts, SO of this year, tlvea o f the Youth Council on was not a murder, a g^rand jury slaughter. Meyers sent the case assault charges for punching a ip fl to Salisbury Circuit Court. ible beatings and hunger I had BEERS mostly to make up for deficits councU last night auttor- for the proposed teen-age Been Named policeman. He had aimed hia decided Wednesday. known.” CHAMPAGNE accrued during the year. jêd the transfer to the sus- r«creaUt« progmm sUrtlng blow at a Times Square demon The jury refused to return an BIRDS BIDE OUT STORM A large number of transfers pense list ot imcollected proper- Ju®* *t the 'VV^pplng Com- indictment of either first or sec strator wearing a Nazi storm SYMPHONY ON TOUR O w re , P a m ^ Ifonna, daughter of Peter J. and Kor* MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Ihou- took funds from the library ac- ty taxes. The suspense list is a m u n lty llw se . Tm program, «n trooper imiform. BOSTON (AP) — The Yomi- ma Deachaine Ceaare, 143 Florence St. She was bom June 7 ond deg^ree murder against Bou sapds of birds nesting in the count. According to Town Man- list of persona from whom col- ' s<\«' url Nippon Symphony Orchestra at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar- chard's 34-year-old widow, Shir loiidy Dry Tortugas Islands The charges against Wolfgang ager Terry V. Sprenkel, an ap- lection is unlikely, in arrears on “ *• in c h ^ DMketbaii, embark upon a North eata ate Mr. and Mr*. Norman Deachaine, Mininocket, ley Mae. took off on the winds of Hurri Silberberg, 48, were dismiaaed propriation of $6,500 for a full- tax bills. Mayor Throwe' noted to rw o^, card g^ M rlcan tour under the baton SlTÊ f oX oÂ N D WEDDm Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Joseph Ceaare, Los Mrs. Bouchard admitted fir cane Alma and returned safely Tuesday by Criminal Court time librarian was not used that moat of the persons hated actlvlues of the Boston Pops Orchestra Angeles, Calif., and Mra HauHne Smart, MUUnocket, Maine. ing a 12-gauge shotgun into her after riding out the storm, says Judge FYancis X. O’Brien after a during the current fiscal year, had moved front the state, and Wednesday evwungs. conductor, Arthur Fiedler. The OPEN 9 AAIvto 9 P.M. - MONDAY thru SATURDAY She has a aUter, Andrea, 1. husband's chest in the midst of Roger Allen, superintendent of Asst. Dist. Atty. John CoUina The following transfers were that tax warrants could there- Counctiman Fitts requested • • • • • a heated argument early in the the Everglades National Park. said he had instifficient evi tour will start in October 1967. CUSTOMER FREE PAIWpG Recent simultaneous announce f r e e DELIVERY approved from the library ac-* fore not be issued. Mayor Throwe to write to May- mii—M, Bsiidra Ann, daughter of Peter C. and An morning of May 19, state police He said the adult birds sensed dence to prosecute. A ling North Side of Building count: A transfer of $5.48 was ap- or Thomas J. McCusker of Ver- Silberberg, who had been 4n ments in Boston and Tokyo dis toinette Arseneault HiHnaki, Lnke FYont Trailer Court, said. that the rising winds meant To the registrar of voters proved by the council from the non, reiterating South Windsor’s eight Nazi campe, happened on closed the tour. CJoventiy. She was bom June 6 at Manchester Memorial Hoe- They said they found Bou trouble. personal services account, $1,- Avery Heights drainage account interest In the North Central pttal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony 750. to the General Fund. The coun- Refuse Disposal District, and Arseneault, 24 Hemlock S t Her paternal grandparents are To the town hall supplies and oil also authorized the town asking that the item will be Mr. and M n. John HlHnakl, Center St. • • • • • expenses account, $700. treasurer to close the axxsount placed on the Vernon council’s To the town hall repairs and fo*" i®* item. agenda for ratification, A m , Crle Arthur, son of FYederick A. Jr. and Mar- equipment flmd, $320. Also authorized by the coun- Fitts said Vernon has taken geret Soda Am , Willie Circle, Tolland. He was bom May 21 To the registrar of voters sup- cil was the transfer of $967.89 no action to date on the dis- at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents pldes and expenses account, ^rom the Foster St. water in- trict’s charter. The South Wind- are Mr. and Mrs. FYederick Socia, Island'Falls, Maine. His J72.16. stallation project and $572.45 sor council approved partlclpa- paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. FYederick A. Am, g To o d ^ ^ e a r To the probate court ac- from the Glendale Rd. construe- tion In the district In March, Frankiht St, Rockville. begins here at t * • • • • count $10.83. tion account to the capital and The existence of the district^ is To the capital goals supplies non-reourring expenditure fund, dêndent on Vernon’s aocept- Pierce, Jeffrey David, son of Clifton H. and Irene Ger- Tsls Pierce, Reed Rd., Tolland. He was bom April 27 at and expenses account. $316.02. The sum of $10 was approprl- ance of the charter. Fitts said RodcvUle General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are To the town sewer commis- ®ted from the sewjtge facilities the matter has attained even Mr. and Mrs. Llgorle Gervais, MadawaskA Maine. His pa Sion supplies and expensee ac- PtamiinK account to the General greater significance with the ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hilton H. Pierce, Cider count, $125. Fund. adoption of new state regula- MiU Rd.. TolMnd. To the recreaUon equipment ®*rs. ,^rene O’NelU. was ap- tions on landfill dumps and • • • • • and supplies account, $1,311.63. pointed « ratemaker. Sprenkel refuse disposal. Hand, Christopher Scott, son of Frank R. Jr. and G O O D /Ê A R and GENERALÊLECTRIC To the tax assessor salaiy that, although the work He commented that it is "un- Gwen Eahs Mund, RFT> 1, Hebron. He was bom June 7 at occount $954 36 involved is d^ne by computor, fortunate that his Idea is not yet Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents To the town clerk supplies etate law r e q u l^ that the p<^- off the ground." are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. ElUs, RFD 1, Hebron. His pa and expenses account, $1,000. ^ salary Is in- ;^rei>kel noted that, imder ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. FYank R. Mund, Marl , The following transfers were xr«mnruii T»*ric win ^ ^ Federal borough, Conn. also approved: Vetemns MôrW Pwk wdll Housing Act, matching federal From the miscellaneous con operate on a full schedule, be- available for inclnera- ginning this week end. Istobe, Christopher John, son of Roland F. and Mary tingency fund, $1,000 to the ac « . J .uu 1 tor plants. However, he contiq- Koniar L ab^, South River Rd., West WHlingfton. He was Sprenkel noted that addition^ avaUable funds aire count o f the town council and swimming classes may be ^ tv bom May 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal auditor; $70 to the zoning board grandmother is Mrs. Mary Koniar, West Wmington. His pa “Take Yo v Choice SALE!” , , , . scheduled because of the heavy limit on their distribution. / of appeals pei^n^ se^ces igtraJUon for the program. ternal grrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alphe Labbe, 6 Ertel The resig;nation of Robert Al- Dr., Rockville. He has a brother, Jeffrey, 4. “ • * • • • Hayden, Theresa Anne, daughter of Gerald and Mary THIS THURSDAY, From the public building te2ts are made of the water at ^ council. Albert is mowr Lawn Hayden, 52 Village St., Rockville. She was bom May comriilsaion personal services the park and forwarded to the Ing from town. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand Men’s Lightweight Denim fund to the recreation equip- state Health Department for Men’s Beautifully Tailored parents are Mr. and Mrs. Evan Lawn, Ellington. Her pa Men’s Short Sleeve FRIDAY and SATURDAY ment and supplies account, $600. analysis. Manchester Fvenlng Herald ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Hayden, B-ie DAYS And from the public building Sprenkel said tax bills will South IVIndMr correspondent, Ellington. Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8582. • • • • • commission personal services to be mailed by June 23, in ac- the highway department per- cordance with the provisions of Dress Shirts M Slacks Pondoosa Shirts Bennett, Bruce Alan, son of Alan B. and Aldeane SUM FOB TOURIST CABINS Reed Bennett, 6-A Maplewood Apts., Storrs. He was bom • FREE G-E FACTORY SERVICE Bonal services, $3,800. the tovm charter. Comp. Value OSLO — The Norwegian Tour Comp. Value Cenip. Value June 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal In answer to a question from Councilman Howard Fitts g.7 3 « ist Association, which will be 4.50 grandparents are Mr. and M n. Walter Reed, Mystic. His pa Deputy Mayor Umberto Del- arited when problems at Sand 10.95 5.00 100 years old In 1968, recently ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bennett, 98 Mastro about the transfer for Hill Rd. would be resolved. FOR 1 YEAR PLUS DELIVERY • received a $140,000 government Baldwin Rd. He has a sisder, Leslie Jean, 3. the tax assessor’s salary ac The difficulties Involve a The ultimate in summer comfort In fine Tropical weight Fortrel®/polyester/Zan- • • • • » count, Sprenkel said the ap town-owned right-of-way abut grant to expand and Improve combed cotton Batiste Broadcloth & yam trel® rayon linen weave, with matching This season’s favorite smartly tailored in propriation for the item was ting the property of Joseph its network of tourist cabins in dyed Batiste .oxfords., Spread & button- Schphnelster, Gregory Lss, son of Lee and Nancy Em- belt. Redi-cuffed. Maize, burgundy, powder authentic Western style. Rawhide lioce, made only to cover the period Krawski. The town contends it Norway’s mountain regions. down collars, white, blue and maize. rich Schulmeister, 138 Park St., Apt. A-2. He was bom June aide vents. Denim blue. Sizes S-M-L. 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospitail. IDs maternal grand LO-BOY TV & willow. Sizes 30 to 42. Sizes 14 to 17. mother is M n. Marion Beimett, Guilford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. FYsd Schulmeister, Whltesboro, • All-channel VHF-UHF reception with MMiM— ir w n s N.T. the new G-E Tandem-lite -“82’’ illumi • • • • * nated tuning system featuring the ex clusive "4 10 '' Permatronic transistor s4„<* > s: Wright, Donald Keith, son of Roderick A. and Peggy tuner. Fhelon Wright, 10 Tanglewood Dr., Windsor. He was bom • Au tom atically adjusts contrast and June 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal brightness to room light for best grandparents are Mf. and Mn. Richard Pheion, West Suf- picture. field. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and M n. Russell • New sealed-beam picture tube. . . easy i'' Wright, 102 Green Rd. His maternal great-grandparents are to see . . . easy to clean. r'f* ■■ s >" M n . Mildred Pheion and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sheldon, all of • Autom atic Fine Tuning keeps each West Suffleld. He has a sister, Robin, 2M. VHF channel exactly tuned at all times. * • • • • lUpCET TERMS! 52 vacations Oorl, JuUe Estelle, daughter of John S. m and Kath feiilii ryn Hull Corl, 292 Lake Rd., Andover. She was bom June 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal g^randparents You Pay Only are Mr. and M n. Kenneth Hull, Edina, Miim. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and M n. J. S. Corl, Wayzata, Minn. • * • • • $2.15 per week! a year‘s Ward, Belay Jane, daughter of Charles W. and Nancy rr Cabral Ward, 43 HoU St. She was bom June 10. at Manches JllilPflii ter Memorial HospiUl. Her maternal grandparents are Mr, Easy to Own! Easy to Operatel Grossman Vacation Home Owners Can Have and M n. Manuel Cabral, Windsor. Her paternal grandparents HAVE THEM FOR USS DAILY THAH YOU HOW PAY! are Mr. and M n. WilBam M. Ward, Hopkinton, Mass. She has a brother, Glen, 20 months. 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A Good Concession Connecticut- Inside Somehow Juan Bosch, toe Domlnlcail Committee on Gambling £ttntitt9 llmlb scholar In pollUcs. has never quite had Yankee TV-Radio Tonight what It takes to be toe successful ex Report ample of that particular breed. He t a y * B y A .H .O . (ConUnned from Page 8) XMMllMSter. O a m .. could not, as President, maintain him Notes Tougher Sentences self against rightist rebellion. He could jressive show of leadership. Al- R R. FBBOl Television C IC IJ I kl#2L__*®de, Reels, Lines, Tackle Boxes, iBooto, PiAlMMia __ not, as leader of toe leftist* rebellion of The way the cun'“ ‘^ tbougb Smith was stiH diddous, h ARTTURD (AP) — A "dra- according to the committee’s lii fact, toe committee rooom- RsoDdad October 1, Uid. 6:00 ( 3-10-18-38) lOovie (03) Uses. HigUights rl^ n iP IV — nets, a year ago, master toe decision and res can regime has handled toe Kennedy decided to go. It was progrees report, released mended that Gov. John Demp- ( 8) Mike I>ouKUa (40) Peter Jennings, Nerm (12) Merv GriUtn 7:80 (34) French CSief HbUriied Srenr >7^— ___Sondaya olution to force the United States to question of its nominatum for Ms telephone call that induced enoourying chang we^âday. sey apqwlnt Marklq to the com- •ad Bolldeya. Entered at — . Congress in toe First District (20) Mackenxle'a RaJdeni ( 8OM0) Batman (O Kaocheeter, Ooon.. aa Second yield him what was his. And he could Juidge Samuel Silverman to be to too direction of touBher sen- gj-e gtUl steps to be mittee, and he quickly compiled, (30) Thrse Stooges (1003-30) DeudH Boone (C) could stand as an object lesson (40) Uoyd Ttiaxton ( 3-12) 'Tbe Munsters not, in the new Dominican elections the the Reform candidate against tences for>.gamibler8 has been taken, hoiveVer, one->of toem He also appointed Ralph Berry P O O L C U E S for toe Connecticut Democrats. 5:30 (30) Whlrijblrds 8:00 (34) UBA:BA: Aria, UniVereity SOBBCRIPTION BATES other day, persuade the Dominican peo Klein in the June 26 primary. iKAed'hy toe Governor’s Cbm- greater uso of informers, who chief ol intelligence for toe Oon- (20) Oblendu- ( 3-12) OilGtUlm's latand^) Feyable In Adrance In fact, one is moved to hope Qnce Kennedy’s decision was uuttee oh Gambling, should be granted statutory im- necticut office of toe Internal (40) Dennis Menace ( 8-20-10)10) G ^ _ e t - (C> One T ea r/...... » • « ple that hie was the man to lead them 5:45 (20) Peter Jennlnss, News 8:30 (34) The Fouith Eatat* that it does, not for toe added made, toe campaign was p^ven In Its original report last No- munity from prosecution, too Revenue Servic. 6:00 (30) Seûnt (30) Laredo (C) flix Mootbfl aaeasaann******* toward their new choice at self govern R A IN S U IT S 55r66 VOBtlW aaaaaaaa****** chances for success such imita a heavily Kennedy flavor. Sil vemiber, the committee hharpiy committee said. The committee analyzed 251 (20) Navy FUm 800-40) Henry Fhyfe (O Q O ® H O B t l l aeaaeaaaanaadaaa (18) Surf^s Up 34® My Three Sons (C) ment and self respect. tion might give toe DemocraUc verman headquarters on the -' criticized the Circuit Court for The committee, headed by re- pool sellii^ and policy playing (24) Wtat's New? 9:00 ,3-l2j Movie (C) But one thing Juan Bosch has now party, but for toe reassurance (22) Rocky and His Friends (34) Ootiege of Week THE'XlxB jjj^CTATTO*'PBiaSM !i * I ^xvEeoo fourth floor of the Sieraton-East baling too leniently with gam- tired State Supreme Oburt Jus- cases handled between July 1. ( 3-40) Newe ( 800-40) Bewfetoed Thd jUMOcUt«d Press is exclusively entlUM managed, to his great credit. He has that might be offered toe state Hotel swarms ■with Kennedy blera. tice Samuel Mellitz,------singled - - out 1964 and Feb. 28, 1965; a second 6:16 (40) Surarfoot 9:30 aOO2-30) Mldde Finn’s (C) TENNIS RACKETS 6:30 018) Subaorlption TV to ttis use oC republicxUon of aU^newa dla- managed, in spite of all the wild and of Connecticut. lieutenants of a stature suggest What’a happened since then? ttw new chief Circuit Court pro- group of 71 cases between (10-22-30) Huntley-Brlnkler patcnea^ crednod*ff*it"OT“^ “ 1 to it o' th e i^------e =™dU* ing that this is a race for Gover (C) ( 8-20-40) Peyton Pteee ed In thto paper and alao Oie local newa pid>- wooly temptations besieging him, to In toe normal course of The oouits have gotten a lot secutor, Arnold Markle of Wood- March 1 and June 16, 1965; and (24) What's NeiW?, 10:00 (10-22-30) Dean MATUn (C) Itohed here. nor rather than Surrogate. ( 8) Newswire ( 3O0A0) ESP Spectai ah rlihta ot republlcaUon ol epeclal die- concede that the election was a valid events, the Republican nomina rougher on organized gambling, bridge, for special praise. a third group of 108 cases be (20) This Is the Ufe 10:30 (18) Topic , Besides Smith, Kennedyites on . patîee nerein are aleo reeenred,______election, and to concede that he himself tion In toe First Congressional tw een O ct. 1, 1965 and M arch 31, (18) Holl)-wood Backstaxe 11:00 ( 8-10-2lSo2-30-40) Neire. fthlUme duty include Jerry Bru (12) Newsbeat Sporte, Weather NASSIFF ARMS CO. Ib e Hamid Printin* Company, Inc., aa- District might have been filled 1966. ( 8) Peter Jennings, News 11:16 (foOO) Tonight Show (C) lost. And, aKhough he has not managed no, a Kennedy ^xibleshooter ■mnea no finaaclal reeponslmllty for typo* by letUng it go, by default, to In toe first periods, only 10 ( 3) Llttleet Hobo (20) ABC NlgbUlfe SPORTS KQUIFMENT SSpSoiêmta appeartifln advertla«^ta this with any surplus amount of good dating bock to 1960; William liquor Ration Halved ( 8) 'Twllt^t Zone ( 3-12) News. Sports, Weather ElSrothor iS d te « ^ e r In The Mancheater one of the rather terrifyingly per cent of the violators were (18) Subscription TV (18) Vintage Theater grace, preferriiig to talk to the last Van Den Heuvel, a former aide 991 MAIN ST. 649-16*7 ErenlnK Herald______mediocre talents willing to jailed. In toe third group, 37 per (32^0-40) News (40) Sports Final about various evidences of corruption, and dose friend of Bobby Ken (20) Mr. District Attorney 11:30 ( 8) Movie EUll aervlce client ot It. E. A Service. ^ make the run in return for a cent were placed behind bars. (10) Wanted 11:26 (40) Checkmate Open tUl 9 PJK. Tliarsday and PYidhy even though he himself admitted these nedy's; WiUiam Haddad, who For U.S. Viet Personnel Publlahera Bepreaentathrea - Irae little publicity and some future Offenders receiving only a fine (24) Wbat'.s New? 11:30 ( 22) Tonight Show (O Kathevra Special Jêncy — New TorK. cni- evidences were not enough to cast any has served the Kennedys in a WASHINGTON (AP) The from lart January through 7:15 (30) Sports Osinera 11:35 ( 3-12) Movie caCD. Detroit and Boetoo.______claim upon toe gratitude of toe (neither jail ntm ^pend^ sen- s a t u b p a i TS TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LnU Na doubt on the validity of the general re variety o f capadtteB. Otoeiu Mquor ration for American mill- May. ^ ineiTBtCR AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA* party leadership. After all, the come in and out- Milton Gwirta- ^ ^ eina. i j Packaged liquor is soW at 27 tence) comprised 67 per cent of sult, Bosch did throw in a future pros Incumbent, Congressman come m gnu out Miimn uwirta ^ persotmtd in ^ throughout Viet toe first group, 41 per cent of T10N8.______msi), a veteran Keimedy opera pectus for his party 'which sounds right Diaplay advertlalns doainf.hotm : "Miim” Duddario, will be con tive now working for Sen. £ki- ■yiet Nam has been out by m ore Nam. In adtotion to toe PX pur- toe second and only 22 per cent IVir lÔTday — 1 p.m. M day. —that it should provide a "creative, sidered almost certain of re- Ib r Tueaday — I p.m. M o ^ y . waid M. Kennedy, has put in toon one-half. chases, servicemen can buy li- ^ toe third group, Fbr Wedneaday — X p.m Jh ea d ay . democratic, serious and honest opposi election. Why waste good talent ttme at toe Sheraton-East. Effective last monitb, toe quor by the drink at certain mil- The report further emphasized Radio For Thumday — 1 p.m. W ^ ea d a y. and energy in toe race against Fbr Friday — 1 p.m. Thumday. tion" to toe new government taking And there is toe Senator him- amount of alcoholic beverages iUury dining rooms and clubs, toat toe amount of toe fines has (nils Ustlng tuodules only those news broadcaato ,of 10 or IB CAR FAIR, INC. For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. ^ . . over July 1. him? Why not let toe nomina self. When he returns from his which may be bought in pack- The Pentagon said 70 per cent greatly increased. minute length. Some Btatfons oarry other Short newsoasts.) ^ a a tfled dmdllne: 10:80 Am. eadi day ef tion go to toe first cheap up- publication except Saturday — 1 a s l ’This is a good reading of the final African tour June 16, he will be- age retail outlets was reduced of aU liquor sales are by toe Of those in the first two ■ start ambition which appears WDBC—1369 WPOF—1U9 4A1 MAIN ST. MANCHBSTBR vote result, which stood 764,409 'votes gin daily campaigning for Sll- from six fifths per man per drink. The remainder is bottle groups who were fined, 25 per 5:00 Long John Wads 6:00 George Brower niandAy, Jane IS on toe scene? cen t paid m ore toan $100. In too 8:00 Dick Roblnwm 6:30 Ken Griffin for Dr. Joaquin Balaguer, toe President verman — particuiarly in Har- m<»ito, with no limit on wines, sales through the PX’s. * ““ 1:06 News,. Sign Off 10:00 HlotUne lem. Kennedy’s advisers are to three fifths per man including Military supphers compute third group, 61 j>er cent paid ' WBCH—619 elect, as against 617,783 for Mr. Bosch, The Pinney-Gengras Republi 13:00 John Shermsa Big Display— Recondifioned worried alxjut charges by J. wine. the liquor requirement by as- m ore than $100. 6:00 Hartford Highlights and a good augury for toe future of toe can leadership has, however, re 8:00 Gaslight fused to do this, even for a Raymood Jones, toe first Negro The Pentagon said toe cut- suming toat each man will buy In the first group, no one was 13:00 Quiet Hours Safety Checked Automobiles The Dore*Hawk Dominican people. They need a chance , WIMF—U N nomination which doesn’t have leader of Tammany Hall, that back, ordered by the (X)mmand two bottles a month, fined as m uch as $500. In toe 5:00 News It must be with aonae senae o# reel»- to get used to the process of getting toe antt-Klein campaign is reiUly in Viet Nam, is intended to curb On this basis toe monthly or- second group four were hit with 5:15 Dial 13 Cadillac 1960 4-Door. Afr-conditiond .....$ 1 3 9 5 very much chance of carrying 6:46 Lowell Thomas naUon that the ever foolishly hopeful themselves new governments without a its man into actual office and anti-Jones and intended by Ken black market sales and "further der for liquor from toe United fines over $500. In toe third 7:00 The Worid Toolglit Chevy 1959 Impala Hardtop ...... S 5 9 5 American public — always hopeful of process of revolution or outside inter nedy to return a white man to reduce presBuros on logistical States would run well over a group, 29 defendants were fined 7:15 Frank GUCord MAYTAG public responsibility. 7:80 Harry Reaaoner Chivy n 1963 4-Door Wagon. Automatic. 3 1 3 9 5 beingr able to lose its cynicism tnd go vention. leadership. and security systems.” half-million bottles. There are $600 o r m ore. 7:35 PuWfc A«atre Instead, it has used its wiles Apart from Harlem, however, A cqiokesman suppUed figures about 267,000 military men in 7:66 Yankees -vs. IndianB Ford 1963 500 !KL Fastback ...... * 3 1 .5 9 5 full trust for somebody—^reaUaes that Similar increases were ob 10:40 Dial 13 and its pleadings and Its pres there is ktQe risk in toe inter- which showed that with more Viet Nam. WASHERS the probable next Republlcsn nominee served in jail sentences. In the 12:00 Newa, Sign Off Mercury 1964 Comet. Automatic...... S I 3 9 5 sures to try to get some high vention. Even enemies admit men in Viet Nam, consumption U.S. mihtaiy officials in Viet == — WTIO—1089 for President baa now architected what Nature Study By Sylvian Oflara order of party talent to run first two groups, sentences of 6:00 Afternoon BkliUon \N1) It Can Rain Hera .Kennedy has made an Impres- of aJcohoUc beverages has in- Nam have established one basic 30 days were rare, 6:00 News Sports. Weather Ford 1959 2-Door Sedan...... S 3 9 5 must seem to him, and to any observer, against toe high odds Involved. sive stride toward party leader- creased sharply. restriction that lifndts liquor jjjs third group, 44 per cent 6:86 Americana The professionals In the United States JUNE: Wild Strawberries 7:30 News of the World Dodge 1963 Polara Convertible...... S 1 5 9 5 a rather Ingeniously strong and safe Reportedly, It even tried to get ship by heading the proBilver- Lost year American miHtary sales to servicemen 21 years or ^ tjjogg sentenced Weather Bureau have now shifted their 7:60 Oongreoslional R epnt DRYERS Pontiac 1961 Catalina Convertible...... S I 1 9 5 posltlan on Vietnam. Former Congressman Ed May man coalition, composed' of dis- men and civilians in the South- older. more than 30 days, including 8:00 Pop Concert description of drought conditions in the to try to repeat his spectacu 9:06 Nlghtbeat As Governor Romney of Michigan has parate elements (though Ken- east Asian country consumed Besides the liquor allowance. six persons who got six months. 11:00 News Weather, Sports .s i-:i‘; Olds 1962 88 4-Door Hardtop...... S 1 3 9 5 Northeast from “extreme’*, •which was lar gamble, and success, of each man can buy three oases 11:30 Art Johnson now presented his full views on Vietnam A Thought for Today nedy hlnfisellf is still uneasy with 460,706 cases of Mquor and "It is noted with some regret Plymouth 1961 4-Door W agon...... S 7 9 5 the word they used back in March, just 1956. But failing there it did Reform leaders, sometimes re- wine. . o f beer a month. for the first time, he has divided him that in a few instances where before we had the driest April on rec By Rowland Evans Jr. Sponsored by the Manchester succeed in reaching for John L. By comparison, sales the first MlUtaay officials keep up with Inside ^ forring privately to "kooky Re defendants were bound over to NORMAN’S self Into two parts. One part of him de- ord, to merely "severe,” a word which, CouncO ol Churches Bonee of Hartford, a young five months almost match the toe purchases by punching a ITIRIMS ~ TRADC5 - - BANK FINANCING] form ers” ) . the Superior Court because of Bgbta the "doves’* of the worM by party warhorse of some intelli 1965 total—400,586 Cases sold ration card issued to each man. S A V E O N within toe context of this region’s ex Robert D. Novak A Silverman victory would en their extensive prior records, l’’or i'lH' tl4*K< nrill saying, quite forcefully Indeed, that the "Now Thomas, one of the gence and presence and ability itW s Doy Gifts perience in toe last five years, is com hance Kennedy’s power. A Sil toe disposition by toe Superior unit Tin- Hi'h! Nrrvlc*' United States should never have become twblve, was not with toem.” who will add to the general FREE WRAPPING paratively hopefuL Report verman loss would do him no Court was more lenient toan involved In a land w ar In Vietnam in John 20:24. strength of toe Republican great damage. But It might dis New York City Resolves IIH H.\l(TKOI(n UD CAR FAIR. Inc. Ihe shift to the slightly milder word, ticket picture this fall rather might have been expected from the first place. He even denies that “we It has not been revealed to us suade him from new expeditions ARTHUR DRUG M.'^NrilFSTKK PHONE 643-1591 "se'vere,” is easily explained. It man than subtract from it. many judges of the Circuit have a right to move into South Viet I4®W YORK—Stephen Smith, New York County (Manhattan) formers rather than the regular why Thomas missed that meet tai New Yolk’s political jungle, aged to rain some in May. And June, so ing of the disciples on Easter Court,” the report said. nam for the purpose of getting at toe hard-driring Kennedy broth is one oT the many signs re organization makes it a double The point is that the Pinney- ■ parUculerly at toe August State Long Dispute on Taxes far, has been near normal. vealing how deeply Sen. Robert break with past family prac eve, but we know that because Gengras leadership went to ChlnA” Finally, Governor Romney says er-in-law who was to have Convention that wlU pick a nom- AT.TtAiNY, N.Y. (AP) — The throughout the Intense, and The pattern which has brought this managed John F. Kennedy’s F. Kennedy is committed to this tice. he did, he went through a week considerable , trouble not to toe United States should be prepared to Inee for Oovemor—a topic that York City tax dispute was. often lieated discussions, cen- much rain leads the IVeather Bureau ex Presidential re-election cam local contest. TTie conditions of the Sur of anxiety, doubt, fear and un nominate some routine minus deservea treatment In another guttled today with agreements tered on toe i>ersonal income withdraw from Vietnam If forthcoming perts to hope that perhaps even more paign in 1064, is devoting every Siuch a commitment in Itself rogate race are such that Ken rest. So it is with IB, for the quantity for an important of colum n. that include a $137-million city taxes end the 16-c«nt transit eleetlona should produce a government very Sunday we miss' going to pleasant words can be selected in the walking hoiu' during the month constitutes a sharp break with nedy has much to gain and lit fice, even when there seemed 1866 Publishers Newspaper income tax and a $23 - million fare. be with the family of God is Syndicate which la opposed to our continued pres- near future. of June managing a local the Kennedy family’s political tle to lose. Yet, the fact that relatively little prospect that payroll tax cm commuters but Oemocraits demanded a guar- perhaps a time we shall miss a • Mice there. For there has, at long last, been a judgship race that lew New axiom, followed so successfully he has left his Olympian perch toe Republican nominee, who left the future of the 15 - cent tantee that the money - losing great blessing. Surely, the days In this section of his stand, too dhange in the location of the winds Yollters care about or even toy President Kennedy, of avoid above local politics Is troubling ever he was, would be elected. Market Head transit fare up in the air. transit system would be subsi- Sears Has Everything know about. ing local political struggles and to some close advisers. "We’re of the week are bri^ter and ■Where’s to e noble example in Gov. Rockefeller announced dlzed, in order to hold the sub ' "doves” will consider Governor Romney which make rain. more meaningful if we have The fact that the Kennedy concentrating on the natlonai in the jungle of New York poli this for toe Bailey-Dempsey tile settlement from the steps of way and bus fare to 16 cents, Ja very Intelligent, well-informed man, •What mainly makes rain for us is a been in His presence and re Fights to Set family campaign manageir is di scene. That Bobby Kennedy’s tics now, and we won’t be able combination on toe other side the Executive MOnsiim at 4:(K1 RepUbHcons fought for an in- Sears while the "hawks” win begin sharpening meeting, in our region, of warm south- recting the campaign of the Re intervention in the Surrogate to get out,” one such adidser ceived inspiration, guidance and of toe political fence? ajm., after a grurting, 16-hour crease to 26 cents, the minimum - toelr talons for him. westerlies with cool northwesterlies. strength- And we need the fel Lower Prices form candidate lor Surrogate of race is on the side of the Re- informed us a bit wistfully. By all reports, It seems likely negotiating session that cU- bus fare throughout the rest of But before the "hawks” have aban- When these meet, as they have done Kenndy scarcely stormed In lowship of one another as we unite In a common oanfesslan of that toe Bailey-Dempsey com fiA!R*FORD (AP)-Joseph P. ^ *»»»• state- For Father • •. > dcined toe Michigan Governor aa a hope over lu on several afternoons lately, toe to that jungle on impulse. He faith end dedication. bine seems likely not only to Mott head of a Connecticut su- between high-ranWng city and Under the city’s existing — less esse, they find him discussing what cool northwesterlies trigger some of the took little note of the early bat permit but even to pretend to permarket chain, says he Is go- state officials. but never utilized - payroll - moisture down out of the warm south- tling for the Democratic nom Lord, keep us faithful In our we should be doing in Vietnam now appointments with Thee and support and favor some state hw to ehtdlenge OonneCtiarty designation to Judge Ar dividual trucks carrying gasoline from meetings of the Bolton Zoning cision to do something in the is compounded by the fact that ferers, and Mott freely admitted produce another $30 million In $i0,000-$20,000 bracket, the first thur Klein, a party stalwart. 25 Years 4so SuCN’S 8 8 North Vietnam when we Ignore toe should have been ours. Commission. The reasons be near future cannot be considered some of the characters they are Wednesday that Is just what Ws money. . ^ $2,000 ■wiH be exempted, to tiie Now, for the' moment at least, the hind my making these remarks an "Action” by a reporter and Anti-machine forces im A new business - Income tax ^,ooo-$30,000 bracket, toe first L o w P r i c e fact that 66 per cent of toe petroleum The Rev. W., Ralph Ward Jr-, considering for Important spots .tores are doing. were not reported. be thus published. mediately sought Kennedy’s MeMey A James, said Mott, 'wlH yiefld $58 minion, and an- ji,(X)o -will be exempted. There oil and lubrication products used by toe confluence of these two rl'val winds is newly appointed pakor at South on their state ticket •will, of taking place right over us, and our late A few weeks ago, a complaint It is with this background that help. Spokesmen for two New Methodist CSwrch, officiates for course, actually have a very ‘ demand toat we sell their pro- other $35 million ■will be pro- -^111 be no exemfiUon for those Vletoong and toe North Vletoamese I made toe statement that, "If spring •world is green as it hasn’t been was made to the Zoning Com York newspapers urged him to first time at Children’s Day good chance of election, and qf duct tor $1.49. We pay 78 cents duced by a 25-per cent increase «amlng more than $30,000. No IVode-ln RwRulivri military are located In a half-mile ’by mission regarding the present the ne'wspapers publish the in in a very long time. oppose Klein. So did Kennedy’s services. coming to high public office, (or ft, ^ current stock transfer provision wlU be made also a mile area In toe port of Haiphong." use of a particular piece of land. timate details of our discussions Bo far, only a little of this has been close political ally, Hatters Un Alexander Jarvis Co. to start and even within reach of toe “to keeping 'with our regular to*- to apply the tax to self - em- "I don’t think,” Governor Romney The Zoning Commission re prior to our contacting toe par ion president Alec Rose, boss low price poOdey, our profit on Lindsay does, not need ap- ployed persons. Uprighf design belgeMMlor happening, but it has been enough to work on two large storage res highest public office. viewed this use and the Zoning ties Involved, I will vote to have of the state liberal party. So Oontac is a very adequate 12 proval from toe state govem- said at another point, "that you can ervoirs ixi toe eastern part of One party seems himgry cmlnet in geld-eeler trim keep conditions from getting worse. If Agent was instructed by the our meetings held In executive did spokesmen for the city’s per cent ... K we complied, ment to raise toe water rates. —— — — — —— — bring toe North Vietnamese to toe bar town for the Manchester Water enough to insist on trying to it should continue, there might be an in Board to contact the parties oc session as I feel the parties in Democratic Reform movement. ittils would develop for us a prof- The City Council can do It. gaining table by simply saying that Co. whose president, William nominate its best even for its > Tliited picture tube reduces crease in our basic supply, and a raising cupying and using the land to de volved ilhould be contacted be Kennedy’s decision was ham it of #0 cents LegWlaiture wiM recon- you are going to demonstrate to toem Poulds Jr., assures North End longest shot chance. The other glare from room Hglits, odds ef toe water table itself, which must, termine their position regarding fore It ie published in the news mered out the night of Saturday, residents of a water supply that "We belleva that is albout five vene Monday to grant lindsay WINDOW SHADES that they can’t win. Now, I think they party seems so complacent it for all toe surface 'verdure, still be past and present uses on this papers.” M ay 22, in a m eeting with R e will take care of the district’s times as much as we need or tiie other taxing powers, brightness to your picture dares offer its own lesser tal have to be confiVnted with the fact that ' somewhere near Its all time low. parcel. Very truly yours, form leaders at the Commodore wants fo r toe next 20 years. deserve,” he said. Approval of the clty-tox legls- WASHABLE ents some of its highest pros they are going to lose." These discussions were print Joim C. Rothwell Hotel here. Steve Smith, leery Whne toat the totion next week could signal Larga 5-in. ovd speaker But one encouraging elemental fact pects. If the Republicans should INTERSTATE ’The composite Romney tous sounds, ed in the following morning and Editors Note; about joining the debilitating 10 Years Ago manuflacturer "knows bettM’ tbe end of ttie current seafllon, has been demonstrated. It can rain here. succeed in avoiding more of gives static-free ^ sound evening papers. Thie parties in It is sometimes unfortunate factional w ars o f Manhattan i>ol- than anyone toe value of Ws <»® o* the longed on record, ApUA SHADES -as friendly oommentators have already their own least impressive pos volved were upset by these puo- but still true that public bus itics, urged Kennedy to stay out. A board of directors commit product,” Mott added: The city now has toe power to ) Convenient one-dial tuning pointed out, something like Senator sibilities, and the Democrats Made to Order hshed charges of zoning viola iness is, by its nature, public, At one point, Kennedy himseU tee proposes a program for the “'While we respect Ws right Impose a payroll tax, but l^js- Russell of Georgia, who talks almost the Ne'w Plan For Emergency Rooms persist in nominating toe ^3.60 With Your Rollers for VHF, UHF . . . Carrying tion prior to any contact by the and reasons for actiems are of suggested , that everybody go relik of parking and traffic to set toe price to the whole- lattve approval wlH be required . same way about not wanting us to be in .. Community Hospital in Indianapolis Zoning Agent. In fact, they ten as importartt as the actions home and forget about it. problems in toe Main St. bus mediocritiee they now have un ealer or the retailer, we ques- t» rewrite toe law so that it Fun Line of Custom hondle folds into coblnst had tried'several schedule shufflings' of Vietnam but about escalating for real learned of the charges through themselves. Most reporters, •But Reform leaders persisted. iness district. der consideration, it is hard to tlon Ws right to determine toe exempts contributions by em- doctors to try to handle the increasing the newspaper articles. It is this About 160 couples from the believe there will not be some since we are there. however, •will honor leg:ltlmate TTiey tolij Kennedy bluntly that p rice t o toe consumer.” ployers. 1701 levy wffl be only VENETIAN BUNDS - number of emergency-room patients, but type of reporting to i^ ch I ob Manchester High School gradu faint ripplings of awareness CHAKIGC nr Or, If one wanted to be something less requests that discussion not be he could consolidate his power Mott won a Wmllar battle on oonMnuUng employe*-at toe nolle proved saitlsfactory. ’ITie case load je c t. . reported immediately, if it will ating class attend dawn dance among toe voters of the state. on Sears Revolving Cbarge than downright friendly, one might say base in Manhattan with an Im- (wito toe state over pricing pOll- rate of one-quarter of one per E. A. JOHNSON had become too heavy—20,742 emer The meetings of the Bolton aversely affect the outcome of sponsored by toe Rotary Club at Occasionally, they do get toe that teto Senator Russell and Gover Wes several years ago. c®** of gross e^niiigs. It wlH gency patients in the 1964-66 fiscal year. Zoning Commission have alwa3rs some imdertalMng. (See Page Nine) the armory. picture toat is offered them. Ifis firm operates elgK 8hop be deducted from bach pay nor Remney sound like a combination of So the hospital decided to try a plan been open to the general public. PAINT GO. Rite Supermarkets in central check. 788 Main St.—TeL 649-4S01 Senator Fi^rigfht with former Senator first adopted several years ago In Alex Ehceputive sessions have only ' end northern Connecticut. The major dieagreeraqnt Goldwater. Unfortunately, the Fulbrlght andria, V a The plan calls for toe hos been held after public hearings side Is represented merely by spilled pital to contract with four physicians, to discuss and decide upcm peti ,milk sentiment over vdiat might have - all foninerly in private practice, to pro tions presented at such hear vide 24-hour coverage of the emergency ings. Many of our meetings last Fischetti been, while toe Goldwater side happens room. A general physician, general sur over three hours, most over two to be toe one where the proposed fu- geon, and two internal-medicine special hours. It is not possible lor a . tore action te. • ists were signed up; i^ll be on duty report o f the 'vyhole m eeting to ARhougb such developments and ap in the emergency room at all times. be published. Therefore, the re ssiMnasMgmt 8-Tronsistor paritions remind eur eynielam to stick Community Hospital is perhaps the porter makes bis judgment of Tronsisforizjed around and nsver go away, they do not largest hospital in toe country to use what is newsworthy and what is __ AT PockeNShe IreaBy Justify oOr scorn. How would any the plan. not His editor may further dis 313 PiBASiANT VALLEY ROAD Portable Radio ef us vtoo hoped to run for President BV>r emergency-room treatment, toe sect, highlight or re-arrange the tat 1966 stand on Vietnam in June of four physicians will set their

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I^NCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 ’ p a g e T la v Open tfousing Opposed Curries Find Happines^ Missionary Mansfidd Proposes O bituary State News Katzenbach Warned BROAD STREET R oundup Jn Lonely Nevada Town B ack M t e r R„gk.Cheii Yi Talks ManciMster.. • M n M argaret MeiPiMe OURREE, Nev. (AP) — Even Urely diflerent irom ttvhic in a AMDOVSIt — Ml» Margaret (Oaattaraed CreM P age Oae) Long Service (Coatlaaed tn m Psg* One) ^ To Alter Rights Bill MtiRiee, 54, k>re the ^ home, they are not retiring. Aft- with its profound problems." ment you cannot sell Utle IV Dirksen said exemptions or lim aionary, will present an Illus at a gas station 1« miles away. IVe're In the middle o f ft Already, he said, “Americans for Herbert L. Maxwell were d^>tfa8 o ff Bermuda. er they drive back to Missouri, He said he is not optimistic (the bousing section) to the U.S. itations wound not escape the trated talk Saturday at 8 p.m. "M y husbemd loves it. K 's en- here." have been shot at and riiot down Deluxe Full Size held yesterday at Wathins- Built and owned by the Elec at Second Congregational ___ they expect to “find some niche that any conference with the Senate.” basic principle of freedom of by China, as the war in the air West Funeral Home, 142 E. tric Boat Division of General Church. His topic will be "Mis -HprobaWy some small church rfciwoj. at tWs point would Rep. WUUam M . McOUUoch c f choice for a person in selling or Center St., Mancheeter. The Dymanics Oorp., the M-foot sub sions in Africa." A social time Hospital Notes out In the counCry,” the R ev. produce much-______more than-,__ - ®ver North Viet Nam has skirt- Ohio, topwonklng Republican on renting his property. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, pastor is being leased for' 8193,440 for with .refreshments will be held Mr. Baur said. cea^re.*W he ^ the “first ed the ^ ‘n“ ® - the House Judiciary Oommitt- Dirksen, who played a key fattering step-” must be taken He said toe w®- tce, and Sen. Roman L. Hrusk, of Bolton Center Congregation rix weeks to the Military Sea In Fellowship Hall after the Visiting hours are 2 to S pm. role in passage of the 1964 civil 7 Web Chaise al Church, officiated. Burial Transportation Service. The fig program. The missionary will toward p e a c r *urt Cases 10A2. He is one of a number of ADMITTED YESTERDAY: HHlstown Orange w ill sptm- openings for patrolman in the CEA Rspo Seymour misrionaries who have been re- Eugene Abel, Lebanon; Ldnda &>r a chicken barbecue and H artford. Senate.” the subcommittee completed HARTFORD (A P)—The Oon- Ftesentation of diplomas Manchester Police Department, However, Diricsen said he action on other phases.of the MU fused permission to return to Warehouse Point; Albert strawberry shortcake supper 13 applicants have already filed MiMfORESTBR WnHON nectlout Biduoatfon Association's their mission posts or expelled Bast Hartford; James Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. at will be mode by the Moert wanted to be ‘‘thoroughly fair’’ and even voted to give Katzen for the jobs. Ice Chest board of directors alerted teach from the country by the Rho- jg Loveland Hill, Rock- 617 Hills St., East Hartford. R ev. John F. Hackett, D.D., . end had requested that Katzen bach broad new powers to pro Oamel lauder, M, of MR The position of Patrolman ers and prospeotlve teachers to deeian government. ville; Mrs. Daisy Chapman, 397 AuxSllary Bishop of Hiart- bach reduce Ms suggestions to tect Negroes’ ri^ts. Grade I has a salary range of Main St., was presented on vio day to what it called "the un- Members of CompbeH Coun fewd. The graduation sermon writing so they could be dis The sUbcomnilttee approved with Free 1 G al Jug He served as pastor of a large summit St.; Martine Collet, 86 |6,8e4-$6,824. The four new po 24 in Grill lation of pto^tkm, had his pro satiffactory educaifoital oondi- oburch to Chikore, a post re- Spruce St.; Mrs. Rosemary Cro- cil, KofC, will meet tonight at will be delivered by the Rev. cussed at a meeting cf the Sen an amendment that would pei> ttons" to the town of Seymour. licemen will be hired at the $5,- Double twbuHir onus. Adjusts to five positions. Heavy bation revoked and a previous- qulring that he serve at seven nin, 97 Lenox St.; Michael Dai- 7:30 at the K ofC Home and Ernest J. Ooppa of Manches ate Repubhcsui PoHcy Oomihit- mlt the attorney general to in to Its “professional advisory” ter’s Church of the Assump 824 figure, and w ill be guaran tee next week. stitute civil proceedings against 1497 1" Revere aluminum with Firestone velon webbing. 7 ty-mspended sentence of MO different points. He also served gie, Hebron; Robert DeVaux, 12 Lorinc photo proceed to Holmes Funeral H o o d to sM tsaiehera, the board re as editorial secretary ithea ITVTwiceiHaia 1last year Atlas-Agena garet C. Rizza. Thomas Hlndson, 7 Lockwood ÔP leaders got no St. left today by plane for An Students who w ill be awarded Table and witness, testified that on May many administrative tasks that rockets carried eight sateflltes Also Kenneth J. Robert, Hol with Foam Mattress St.; MW. Bemadine Janco, East further in putting together the chorage, Alaska. She plans to diplomaa are: ly Ann Rookey, Douglas Alan 21 he bad hit her several trines, :^>end from four to eight weeks must be done before the hospital into orbit. No U.S. booster has Angus J. Aooaputo, Leonard and that he had alao hit her Hartford; Michael Feeley, ®1_<^® ‘*“® Rothwell, Ronald St Qyr, An 2 Benches at the home of her brother-in- is buiH. carried more than that number. Robert Anderson, June Carol girt friend. Wrobel did not take 18 RusseB St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Gengras an- , ^ „ toinette M. St. Hilaire, Diane 'Wtor 16 1 KeHv Rd John (Serardo of Bor- law and snfter, Mrs. John Man- Andreotta, Michele L. Andra^, the stand . to his own defense, M arie Salonia, Shairon Sue San Mw.’ Patricia SaUsbu^40 accepted hiz tavita- ley. Mrs. Manley is formerly of ‘ A lexander Elugene BaUofc Jr., 8.86 but said that he had been intox- ford, WlUiaan J. Schultz Jr., Ward St.; Rockville; Nonnan trim to run lor Ueutonaift govern Manchester. . Karen Am Barber, Nelda ioated at the time and did not Larry Greggoty Schwartz, Handy extra bed for den or porch. Haiwen, 41 Durant St.; James •*** on W®*>esday another M arie Barohers, Ann 3 Pc Redwood Picnic Set remeniber anything toat hag>- MORIARTY BROTHERS FMUp T. Sealund liH, Paul S. 24x72" with \W mattress. Vinyl eover it was Russell MatMason o f 78 F7or- Marie Bednarezyk, Ekneet N. CAM P STOOL pened. LeSure Jr., 274 Parker St.; Jo- *“®** ’^^®" Sheldkdc, Denis Sills, Edward one side, ticking on other. s^th Kamor, 76 Devon Dr.; San announced that William D. Gra- mce St. was recently elected ^ BUodeou, atephen E. Black- TTw case of Bn>% C. McDon Sklllen Jr., Stanley Slomcinsky Dahme msOc eedwood «el wMi 6 foot dra Billinge, 9 Dailey Circle, bam of Hartford would be the captain of Hose Co. 2, Town welder, Eileen Ann Boiseeau, 2 1 9 7 10" Witte. 15” high, ald. 17, of Bloomfirid. who la Jr., Philip T. Smith and Edward table ood nurtdiiiiB beiicliae. for your 13 %" seat. Metal tu- Rockville; Mrs. Margie Fitzger attorney general ixmirifee. Fire Department. He joined toe . êphen John Boletridge, Kath obaiged with speeding, was oon- A . Stanek. osstdoor diolssg. bulu steel. ald, 264 Phoenix St, Vernon; MeatirwMIe, GOP ticketmakera company In September 1966. ryn Louise Booth, Antomy Jo thMied to July 14. She pleaded Other officers are Henry Also Cbrietlne Anne Stau- Edwin Ltodholm, Andover; were considering possibilities for seph BonUerl, Thomas Paul guilty to the charge, but the Agnew, first Ueutenant; Sher bach, Bonfta Louise Suver, Paul M rs. ArMne M cKay, 216 High the nomriMltiiHsi fo r state BottlceUo, Diane Cheryl Boxer, ease was continued stoM tha wood J. Trueman, seccs^ lieu JUNE SALE Lionel Theriault, Melvin land St.; Mrs. Rose MbNeWy oompitroller and state treasurer. Diane Elizabeth Branch, Nan- lose of her hoense would create TboM being mentioned for theee tenant; 'Wtibur Cbadwick, sec Charles Thompson, John Dray and son, 73 Seaman Circle; 1966 MERCURY MONTEREY . ey Ellen Burke, Lloyd in^tney a hardship of her to her sum Mrs. Nancy Lachut and son, IS P **® included Edward J. Ztanm, retary, and Bryce Catpenter, ton Toconls, Warren Topelius, mer job. Judge John Daly con Burnham aad BUzaime E. Bum- Liberty St., RockviHe.. corporation oounsel of Norwalt, treasurer. Paula Faye Tuchay, Robert Aluminum Chaise tinued the case so that the sus Marvin “Bud’’ Palmer of Mid 2-DOOR SEDAN barn. Franklin WaiMron, Susan Mae AOso WUUam Brian CahUl. pension of the license may be dletown and A lb e rt' E. Waugh Waldron, . Joan Hope Ward, Patricia Jeanette Capano, Lor- (orestsdled to August. of Storrs, retired provost of the N adia M arta W asyleMio, Susan with Innerspring Mattress More Rioting w ly W. earner, WUUam C. Carr, A otaazge of operating a mo Beta Sigma Phi Hniveraity of Connecticut. M arte WhecOer, G ory James * Chriatlae RUto Ghasse, Kenneth tor vehicle without a hoense Xantho, Linda M. Yanusitus, agataat Aleaander Hiolioias, 08, In Amsterdam ^ 4 gt(k tm ClotIUer, Jeonee Fran- To Be Honm*ed Nhncy OarOle Young and Kdfh- cf TUBsad, w w ehanged to op- ^ ris Creagan, ICaigaret Jean 2 1 9 7 - Vernon enine Ruth ammerinan. srattog a motor vehicle while Gift Shop volunteers o t the AMSTERDAM toe Nother- <■ Ourran, Helen Veronica Curtin, lande (A P ) — B7ve thousand 42” M etal license was under suspension, Women’s Auxiliary of Manches Sii Dmna Ann Daley, Ruth Olga Canvas Hammock and he was fined $100. Trucks Collide youths rioted in Amsterdam Arctic white with blue cloth and vinyl interior. * l>aley, Gloria Jean DamascU, ter Memorial Hoîltal will honr Wednesday night in the third Synephrine in Juice UM BRSIA TABLE Two counts of totoxieaMon tt Donna Marie DomascM, Jeffrey with Metal O OQ W id e -0 rmed, easy-rolling or members at Beta Sigma Phi straigibt nigtat of violeacc in toe Equipped with multi-drive autcxnatic transmission, agariiat Raymond Hardy, 8L ef On Wilbur Cross * Davis, Joan (Jatherine Dawaon TAIAAHASSBE, Ma. — Re chaise with innerspring mat Baked <», chip-resistant, all weather 4 Penrl St. w ere noHed. sorority for their service to NaUiertands’ ksrgerit city. power steering, safety steering wheel, bright Stand tress covered with fa b rk - white enamel finish. 42” 9 A AQ Two truck drivers were ar- Unhka toe outbreaka on Mon- ^ and Riobert 1C. Dayton. searchers at the Ftorida Agri Jbseph Nriumec, 24. e f S toe {^ t shop. A coffee social chrane 'window moUtingB, pushbutton radio, selec z Also Blaine DeUa Bemarda, cultural Bbeperiment Station, Fringe trimmed eonvas sling hanunocK backed vinyl. Adjusts to S po diameter x 28” high. IW.OO y****f^ *y afternoon day and Tuesday, tos riottag Watout St., who has fine w ill be held Tuesday a t 8 p.m. ' WUUam D eNioola, Oorckm P. studying how plants use nitro with 4-point suspension steel stand. sitions. Floral prints. nentos to serve on a six-monto when one truck ran into't o e seemed to have no postioular tor windshield wipers, deluxe whed covers and in the doctor’s dining room at rear of toe other on toe Wifour t> Dlsley, Franklin Reid Dorsey, gen from fertUlzens, discovered sent M ice t o r violation o f proba puipoe^. many other fine features. m a 5200 the hospital. Cross Higtrway. 0 Maureen Ann Dngone, Ken- that tangerines contain a aigndf- tion, was given a 30-day sus The trouble started when * neth Dubay, vtotoria Aleza Du- ioant amoimt o f the decongest pended aentenoe for breach of Hie p

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THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 Pages 13 to 24 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHESTBS, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE Ig, 196g Section Two 'raURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 PAGE TWELVE JianrlfrBtrr Swrntng l|rraUi Masons to Note FOR - Convicted hy Judge ■ ^ Barry Assured Autos Collide, St. John’s Day Tolland County Television Set 'W Of Nomination Cosmetics Drivers Differ New Haven Refuses Manchester’s two Masonic Taken in Break ^ P eop leji^ Manchester Deputy Mayor Lodge s-Manchester Lfldp rrs Lavitt, Tarpinian Seeking Over Signal David M. Barry tonight will be and Friendship Itodge — wiU A television set and rtand nominated Democratic candi were stolen froni the home of Army or Qvilian Service join to observance of St. John's A communication jjroblem re date for the post of state sena Day on Suitday by having break James F. Chipps at 26 Thomas tor from the 4th Senatorial Dis Liggetfs Senate Nomination Tonight Dr. sometime last night. There sulted In a minor two-car col HARTFORD (AP)—‘« e 1* a*>- jector, but dropped this appUca^ fast together and attending trict, comprised of Manchester, was no one at home at the time. lision yesterday afternoon on tion and sought an exemption church together. Atty. Edwin Lavitt of Ehling- availability for the nomination -®n TTiei^. sohitely opposed to aB wsmi,” Glastonbury, EJast Hampton and At Tlie Parkadg Ftolice said the rear door was as a clergyman. Jehovah’s jVit- The breakfast will be at 8 a.m. ton and Atty. (Siaries Tarpinian in April. Center St. near Roosevelt St. Alberti Brown’s laiwyer told the nesses regard all members of Marlborough. Barry Is now MANCHESTER pushed open with such force in ttie Masonic Temple and the of Mansfield are opposing each Atty. Tarpinian is former' Walter C. Kicking, 54, of 91 federal judge. their sect as ministers. state senator from the e 70-yeor-o4d Roman CathO-’ for status as a conscieAtlous ob set for sentencing. dorsed by the GOP town com bard, junior warden, is chair D&L Store at the Manchester calist, will make a persona! ap sources. practices with the WilUmantic The Rev. Dr. O. Kart Olan- washing machine was removed H a n k in so ii, M a iu iiiig D irc cto rs they came too close. He Archhiahop of Boston will mittees of the district, will be man. The group will leave the law firm of Kucharski and Tar row up to 320,000. In anticipa Shopping Parkade has been pearance at the new Caldor For Appointment Atty. Lavitt has been en der, president of New Ehigland sometime yesterday from a ______2 ______Police said the cars were continue convalescence at his tor who ran for the seat last police from attacking him after nominated on June 30, at the Temple at 1 p.m. pinian, and announced his avail- laundry room at Marilyn Courts tion of taxes, to meet obliga- elected president of the Parkade store at the Burr’s Comers dorsed by the Tolland Demo Synod of Lutheran C3iurch in driven by Beatrice I. Clulow of borne, his doctors said. year as a Republican. Sunday's failure. district's Republican conventlqn Please Call 643-5692 ibillty for the nomination In Apartments at 40 Olcott St. tlons. TOe fflstrict’s fi^ ^ jr year vcaa charter*" 0 ^ " s t . - — Peter Merchants Association for the Shopping Center tomorrow, cratic Town Committee, and Rao successfully walked over in Glastonbury, May. America, will be installer, and The top of the washing ma runs from June 1 to May 3131. _rinttotra ^ at fourth consecutive time. Quinine Price Feverish , Atty. Tarpinian by the Mans Julian Bond Sheila Scott burning coals, then swallowed The chairman of tonight’s where he will pose for individ guest preacher Sunday at 9 Swanson Re-elected The election came at the as chine was first removed, police S\\mnson announced that ^ motorist who momentarily AnCljANirA, Ga. (AP) — JuH- m m YORK (AP) — Sheila what he said were tacks and Democratic convention will be ual pictures with everyone who LONDON—The world price field and Hebron Democratic said, and the coin box un distnet has appropriate 32^ ^ sociation’s annual meeting held town committees. a.m. at EJmanuel Lutheran an Bond qualified Wednesday Scott, 39, a former British ac nitric acid. Finally, he stepped Ted Cummings, Manchester’s purchases one of his record al of quinine has increased from 42 Correction screwed from top. No estimate as its share of a $9,500 North yesterday in the offices of Less- Church. The Rev. Eric J. Goth- lided with the car ahead yes witii the Democratic party to tress, has reached New York eaa, an Atlanta Negro educa- by e crowd that engulfed Hum tro of Emanuel, will be liturgist. his fifth term, was unopposed, the 8th District taxpayers ap ber of Commerce, who was livered by the Democratic would have gladdened the hearts AOeXiUNTANTS ELECT stock up . . . when prices from the University of Massa Harmsen Jr. ed at Center Congregational awarded in May to Metcalf and ^ private driveway phrey at an impromptu political A male chorus will sing. but Hankinson, who was elect proved a 3103,564 budget and Cassius Clay elected secretary. town chairmen of Glastonbury, of the old Romans, who built HARTFORD (AP)—The Con are lowest. Visit the knit chusetts and a law degree from She is the daughter of Mr. Church Sunday at 11 a.m. Ten Eddy of Boston to go ahead collided with another car yes- rally for local candidates. There will be a reception and ed to his second c. In West Hart place It! If not delighted IN took 19 air conditioners valued agreed to meet with state and of the board of deaconesses will ONE HOUR, your 48c back at branch office, where claims in ford. at 32,600 from their place of federal mediators at the Holiday HOUSE OF BASKIN ROOSEVaT serve refreshments. Elmore THE any drug rxtunter. NOW at RT. 30, HARTFORD TURNPIKE, VERNON, CONN. - BRANCH creased from 34 for the week A native of Cambridge, Mass., MANCHESTER SHOE BOX business. Inn here. for the Gibson is chairman of a Jubilee jjg uved in West Roxbury, Mass., Wddon Drug Store. FINEST IN IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS ending Jtme 4, to 42 The strike began Monday MILLS week ending June 11. Sunday committee. until he moved to Manchester MANCHESTER. CONN. Owner: DOUGLAS M. BASKIN 643-6824 876-6332 872-0262 57 EAST CENTER STREET night. The company provides 215 E. MAIN ST. 16 years ago. He is a graduate ROCKVILLE, CONN. The overall totals were 276 electric power to the New Ha- of Boston English High School ven-Bridgeport area. for the week ended June 11, „ Tbe viebet you tec ben n e fa t • compared to 270 for the week and of Bentley College otf Ac Special Purchase I - atnple ^ & more ffaa 400 in tfhs ending June 4. Police Arrests counting and Finance. Claims filed toroughout the A sergeant in the U. .S. Aim y tPAIM, fFELCOSmG, ooUfictioa for ttery n o m ^ yov state last week, showed the Police ayreeted four motor- Signal Corps in World War n, TENNIS SNEAKERS & CANVAS CASUALS tVONDERFUL borne. Choose from infonnal Anfiqped first increase in eight weeks, ists within 40 minutes yester- he served in the European and Kne^. degant Hdibom Solid CheEry, day afternoon at Wiiidsor and Mediterranean Theaters as a ETH AN ALLEN giadons Solid lilabogany, «pac^ with a rise otf 1S2, to a total otf 12,004. During the correspond Burnham Sts. after receiving cayptograher. EARLY AMERICAN saving, storage-making Cnstom Boon Plan nnits, and traditional Cdomal ia ing period last year, state complaints thst drivers were He belongs to St. Bartholo- ngged Solid Uaj^ and Biidi. See k claims totaled 19,446. ignoring the recently Installed mew’s Church, and is a member $ today. New Haven led the state lEist stop signs at the liiterBeotion. of the Legion of Mary and otf PAIR week with 2,000 claims, and All four were charged with Campbell Council, K (rf C. STORE HOURS failure to obey a stop sigrn. He is married to the former was followed hy Bridgeport with Monday and Tuesday Open till 6 P.M. They were Gino J. Pagluica, Dorothy M. Murray otf West 2.99 1,761, Hartford with 1,568, and NEVER BEFORE Open Thursday and Friday Evenings | 36, of 255 Vernon St.; Agnes Roxbury. The couple has five . . . A variety of colors and styles but not every size in each style. Made by Waterbury with 1,387. Closed Wednesdays W. Bhsler of WarehouBe Point; children: Edward, who is grad the finest manufacturers of canvas footwear. Originally priced to $5.99. Manchester ranked 14th Stephen R. Luppi, 41, of Port uating from East CathoMc High among the state’s 20 offices. land, and Frederick A. Sweet, School tonight: William and OPEN DAILY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 to 6 50, of 42 N. School St. All were Virginia, students at East Cath- KENMORE arrested by Patrolman James olic; and Joyce and Kathleen, OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Slow Staff Growth MarUn and are scheduled to who attend St. Bartholomew’s Sears appear in Manchester Cirouit School. NEW YORK — A study of American insurance companies Court 12 on July IL Ih other business last night, found that the introduction of 2 -Speed Washers electronic data processing since 1954 has controlled the size of office staffs. Before automation, 20 UNION STREET— ROCKVILLE, CONN. office forces grew at the rate of Manchester 643-0890— Rockville 875-2534 4.2 per cent a year. After com So Low Priced puters were introduced, Um growth rate was 2.4 per cent.

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I' p a g e PIFTEBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 MANCHESTER EVEltoTG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 ,PAGB FOUBTEEN star who called down artillery altars, logs, Ures, nibble . and brate the anniversary of Ky’s nist offmsive In the strategic Ill Alma Wind highlands during monsoon and air strikes on his own be Say’s Ifs Illegal barbed wire on the main road first year in office on Sunday. Curfew Set downpours. sieged battalion last Thursday. way to busy Tan Son Nhet Air The military picture was com Good for SurE port. At first authorities stood plicated by an intellgence report In his tour of unite of the U. 8. 101st Airborne Division, Ky said Continued from Pngs On^' At 9 O’clock by, a psychological tactic to that two fresh North Vietnam Terrazzo Method Old Garside Challenges m ake Uie Buddhists beau: the ese regiments — the S4th and he believed their victory 'ovisr Middletown on busy Bundaiys. CSmCAGO—In generjd, the For Saigou blame for keeping people from the 88th totaling peitiaps 3,000 North Viet Nam’s 34th Regi In many communities parents getting to their jobs or homes. men — had crossed into the cen ment In the eight-day battle of process of laying terrazzo floors have joined their surfing sons in tral highlands from Laos. the ridges in the high plateau Is the same now as 2,000 years protesting restrictions, pointing Campus Road Action (Oonttanied from Paga One) When the morning rush ended, police and troops ripped the ob- Six North Vietnamese regi 260 m iles north o f Saigon had ago. Marble pieces are placed out that it is a healthy sport seriously hampered Hanoi’s In wet concrete and, after tWs G O P Town Director John I . Garside today questioned observation ^ st on the i^ , stacies down. ments have recently been re that should be encouraged. W t N U A l . » ^ ’ plans for the 'hlgHland drive. hardens, the rather rough, un Some of the best—and coldest the legality of the board of director’s Jun^ 7’ hction in 'They fired a few tear gas gre ported in staging areas in east nades to scatter balky demon Laos where men and arms flow Ky said “ American troops are even surface is ground level. — surfing in New England ia on appro^ng a right^f-way off S. Main St. for an access ^êven men “were Sie to strators but otherwise encoun from North Viet Nam along the doing a wonderful job” and After a second grinding, a seal outer Cape Cod. National Sea road to the Manchester Community College campus on pun ^ trigger” at the end. u.s. tered little resistance. Ho C3hi Mlnh trail. Intelligence handed out Vietnamese mdals er Is applied and allowed to dry. shore officials have set aside a the old Nike Site. ^ military headquarters said all Encouraged by the success of sources believed the 34th and to 41 paratroopers. Including The final st^ in-volves buffing 200-yard section at Coast Guard formal public hearing has been In a letter mailed today to but two were killed or wounded, its firmness, the ruling jtmta 88th regiments were digging in Capt. William S- Carpenter Jr., and polishing to a glass-like Beach in Eastham exclusively called, “as provided by the Mayor Francia Mahoney, with but the M arines killed 46 td the went ahead with plans to cele as the vanguard of a Commu the former West Point football finish. tor riding the high Waves. town charter. Special Act 21.” attackers. a cc^y sent to General Manager The letter to Miahoney reads: U.S. Jets continued heavy at- Robert Weiss, Garside has ask JI concerned tael®'on North Viet Nam. flying ed for a legal opinion of the ac with the Board of Directors ac ^ auring which they tton by Town Counsel Irving during our last meeting In lodged nine Soviet-made sur- From JacqueUne Cook Andrea Pratt Receives Degree Aronson. voting to convey to toe state face-to-air missiles. Two planes SUOOR UConn Grad The board, by a 6 to 3 vote, an access road to toe Commun were lost to conventional with Democrats voting “yes” ity College through toe Globe groundfire, bringing toe number Simmons Graduates Miss Leslie Kay Cartson, Ifionias F. ^jforiarty Jr. of «3 and Republicans -voting "no,” Hollow tract. of American planes shot down "The law requires toe town Cly Mdrlarty, a IfiGl Miancheeter daughter of Mr. and Mis. Ver ence. which she served as pledge Tibi. the approval was subject to re and took positions at the radio gift for the view of the plans by the town’s interpretation to prevent any gtation and 0n'e-,p< toe bridges High School graduate, was en non S. Oook of 328 Woodbrldge Both are 1962 Mandieeter trainer, and Pi Delta Epsilon, j - . director of pubUc works, and to legal complications that may re- jihe Perfumfe-JUver. rolled in the evening division at St., received a B B . In educa Hi;,h School gradTjates, nationad joumaliam honorary. review of toe deed by the town suit from this a ction .” The soldiers fired d- die, Connecticut. lish. They are: Terry A. Cum pended two-to-five-year prison treasurer. He served only tw o Without a chance to say goodbye. DAD and He received a bachelor of sd- Her college activities included mings, datigfater of Mr. and Mrs. term and was put on two-year’s months, then resigned Aug. 30, Sadly missed by BRITISH ORANDrATHeRS ence degree in business.adminr memlbershlp in French Club and Theodore CummlngB of 87 I a w - probation. 1965, stating his reasons as Ifother and Fadfaer istration with a major In mar Gamma Sigma Sigma So ton Rd.; Gerald Smith, son of Since then, several meetings health. He later resigned from Brother and Ststers keting. rority. She participated in the Mr. and Mrs. Jamea E. Smith STERLING have been conducted in an ef other public offices, including In Memoriam In separate ceremonies, be peitoTiaajQce of Handel’s “ Mes- of 127 Green Manor; and Doug fort to have the shortages made toe high school building com EXCUSiVE TOILETRIES FOB m . Udr SpehM MMilift las ji McIntosh, son of Mr. and In loving memory of Herm Wloira- Hg Boy $4.95 J iras oommissioned a second ■lab." up to toe town. m ittee. btdd who peaaed away June 16, îfiy M RSA. lieutenant in the United States flbe is a 1968 graduate o f Man Mrs. Harold V. McIntosh of 110 TTie point of the controversy 1964. W SR DFov^PR yaprPy Iteaparices, eape* Army, Adjutant Gtaneral’s chester High School. Constance Dr. *428 Is this: Luddecke pleaded guilty Though Ms smile has gone torevey, Ctclusin tollEtriES ^ cut 8I)ovb'*| clalty deaigned to be Corps. and his hand we cannot touch, the rest, that show you consideri M f • giBMRiV CiwlB o f idMRMff treasured for Ufe. Bo* to defalcation of $1,631.19, but To lla n d We shall never lose sweet memorlea to ym wrtdi aM ytwr wiat WPI Graduate He wlH leave In Septan dber for an "auditor’s report, in which of the one we loved so much. trim a cut above other yoang men graveaUe with the names initio training at Fort Benja toe shortage was uncovered, . . . A smashing after s h m A' ■adUrtiidates of dtUdeeo One Arrested Wife and Bona cologne that lasts from dusk toj baacatat, IV SliMM. R is toah Ernest J. Kunz Jr. son of min Harrison, Bidianapolia, IM . ffisolosed tout a total of $4,- and grandchildren, - Smith was graduated in 1962 dawn. ktoily liaadK^ paUto and aoah Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Kunz $81.69 -was m issing. In Auto Crash In Memoriam Beat Girt $4.95 from Manchester High School. Luddecke maintains that he In loving memory (rf Herman Give our British Sterling. Rs fid i V ra n o iWVBi PMBHB97 IK 8r. of Box Mt. Dr, Veraon, re- Wiersbiokl who passed away June to liable only for toe lesser goutii Windsor motorist 16, 1964. flask of silvery metal over glass sBrng fooMpi Nv I iBBaDiPi •aived a baichelor of science de- ^ o u n t ; tow n oM irials, who fe e l arrested early tods m om - Your gentle amllc and patient voilco sets this most fashKmabie gift u ap«e in . mechanical engineering RCA-VICTBR 2r COLOR TV apart tram all others.^ In pbaaaN of they are backed by state law. ing on the Wilbur Cross High Wkb sadnesB we recall. , . *r .- *--- $QRi Worcester Polytecbnle la- Insist that the entire $4,381.69 You had a kindly tbougbt for each • b ori IHRI 9ÎB, TTOBH «Htuts at June 10 eommenc?- way after his car hit the rear And died beloved by all. Diagonal Meaaora be returned. o f ^ o th e y . Jpoent exercises. CHIPPEWA , The auditora bad listed the Mother, Sister, Brotfaeni ™""93J0 * He is a 1962 graiduaU of State police charged David Nieces and Nephesni ■nailer figure as toe amount Karkowaki, 19, of Newbeiry Big Boy (Oval, Florentiiie Finiah) $5.9S ttockvlUe High School. missing that they could prove Rd., South Windsor, with fol In Memoriam T . 910H0 * Kunz accepted a position in had actually been received by In loving memory of Robert D. BOOTS and SHOES lowing too closely. Ambnical sales with the Humble the town. The larger sum was ICcOoimell who passed away June The driver of the other oar 16. 1969. MINIATURE p a Co. in PeUiam, N.Y., effec probably received, but there is was Joseph Delgrega, 56, of done but not forgotten tive upon graduation. A mem H KaW SHOES — 1BMWS SHOES no audit confirmation that it N Hamden. Minor damage was re b e r at the U. S. Naval Reeerve definitely was—so there is some Sons, Bavid. Dents and Oarr ported to both cars. for the past four years, he has » O I F SH OES dispute over its restitution. been selected for officers' candi In Memoriam RINt CHARM Beat GM (Wilh A Heart) $195 . HOto md flte la aWritaa dtow The town took over all toe In tovtag memory of Newton H. mt roc. goU iBfld MM...9a j s date school and has received MP BOOTS — WADEES 568 fleets and Uabdlities of toe city Taggart Sr. who passed away June This charming Dainty, Feminine Best Girl For Her leave from his employment to when the two were combined Group Chartered 16. 1961 FOR YOOR OWN CLASS OOwrUwrCwwvadoiriWm* enter OCS Saturday at New la st- - year.----- WASHINGTON __ M ore than are stall beedde us In all we do. Rugged, Masculine Big Boy For Him a-Btad* hairs ha vtacUiw WhMr port. R . L little watch or'me fold mted toaji a T* Mlayor MtoOusker said today 450,000 high sch ool students In guide us and see Ute Perfect Gft To Commemorate Their Day NASSIEF ARMS CO. lha*. “An mayor, i can take no vocational agriculture courses is a charming **”^ “**”’5£ other stand than to expect the belong to Future Farmers of you. Come In And I d e c t Youn Today Four Residents SPfMKES EQUIPM ENT entire amount, as set forth In America, sponsored by toe U. S. W«e, Maude Taggart and Family the auihtor’a report, be return- office' of Education in toe 50 little p in ... Ml MAIN ST. 640-1M1 Mitchell Grads ttl-” states and Puerto Rico, toe Vir- Card of Thanks Gets Mastei^s We wovad like to express our Open tin • PJIL Tlnirsday and FHday Atty. Wallace R. Burke, rep- gin Islands and Guam. The Boy heairt/elt appreclatkia to the many a charming We sell the Four Manchester residents resenting Luddecke, will present Scouts and FFA are the only friends, rdallveB and netaWbors who The New DOESHE were awarded associate degrees SiBss M arlene T . Forde, Luddecke’a ease before the rep- oongressionailly chartered op- were so generous and kind in our daughter -of Mir. and Mira. A r recent sOmow. little pendant have yourphoto7 during the 7SM annual gradua- resentatives. ganizations for boys. The Ihrolly of Numto lamonaco good watch. thur E. Forde of 105 Oak SL, Then ahn him our Anion Briaf Iton ceremonies June 12 received a master of scienoe de ...a charming <4^pMUNDAp- Bill clip to hold R-and to let at bQtcfaell College, New Lon gree in teKUtos from Oomell EXTRA SPACE RIGHT bim show it off! it's the slimmest don. University, Ithaca, N.Y., at its STEH£o a. iittie charm. Bill Clip—with removahle photo windows (for 8 pleturesD-and The graduates and the d^reee June 13 commencement. 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was no new stlnudus to buy ■wr r w f P a , 4 boor bargaining session. . t CIGARS — flPIS W r it e r s LWL. r a e t Bargaining eources said th® 4 ASî^TopBuys Your Neighbor's Kitchen South Windsor and traden were faced witii the Coventry Tolland County ‘ HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Mem- producers had 1 1 T O I A C i ^ By DOBn BEUMNO opportunity for profit taking be 1 e b e b c o r r w A a f p i n g bees o f the W riters GuUd o f crease minimum “ 1 In Food Stores cause of the atrenigth shown by Mrs. Warren L. Blackwell of Superior Court G O P N o d s the list since late last . week. America have approved unani- scripts,by 4 ^ 1 1 Fou r A p p eak Sehediiled I h B T H K B D R U B NEW YORK (AP) Food S89 E. Middle Tê. says, “My General Telephone A EXec- mouely a coptn^ of if 1 stores across the notion are fea Five on a family is fond of raisiiis and I J.FVWX X* X.X.V/UX Connecticut studeitts charged block of ^,000 shares. Tlie contract ended threat of a tract. turing meat cuts for outdoor have many good recipes using Present minimums are cooking. But Just what ends up ' with selling narcotics in the Prices wore generally higher strilce Wedne^y midnight. The *««..—--™ — io am ^ -■ wr 1JI A Jl tliem. Two favorites are Raisin SPECIALS ^__ sonlng variance has State Owvention tomorrow and gtorrs-Mansfield area had -their on the American Stock Ex- pact was approved Wednesday fot a RCSO. JHlCrfllCl a US* on the g rill may depend on 16-17-18 Dem ocrat Cream P ie and Raisin FUlled added to the agenda for Saturday in Bushnell Memorial change. at the end o( a marathon Zb* where you are. cases continue until Tuesday Cookies. The pie recipe is one loning board of appeals Hall are Khnore A. Turklngton, In the Midwest, increased WAYBEST, tender because their attorneys w ere Atty. Eldward R. Kuehn Dem my mother used and passed on at 8 p.tn. Wednesday 'Albert F. Bray, Rep. Walter L. busy at other courts. supplies of cattle have out beef Thorp and Joseph L . Shanahan ocratic candidate for reelection prices — and hamburger, steaks to me. The filled cookie recipe ’ thS town hafl. The 'five Are Robert H.. Leary is a very old one and was given '^ e n C. Ward of Southington, Jr, as probate judge -of the East and roasts are featured for the Jr., 22, of Storrs; Renwlck C. to me by my mother-in-law.” iK agent for William Farrell and Dental OUnlc Griswold, 21, N ew Britain (fiv e Windsor d lrirlct was Unanimous- weekend. Raisin Cream Pie Mrs. WlUiam Dow, is request- Appointments are to he made counts): Frederick M. Hughes, ly endorsed for llie post by the But on the West Cbast, beef 1 package raisins, ground til' . permissioii to place. a mo- by Monday for the dental clinic j 2 , ©f Kennebimk, Maine, ttwo RepubUcah probate 'convention and pork prices may be some 1 2-3 cups homogenized milk or t i e home with foundation on -being held the foBgwlng week counts): Jerome Calchera, 22, o f last night, what higher in most markets. light cream Chickens pippperiy of the mentioned par- -j^g co-sponsored by 'the Coven- gtaffopj Springs and Cart M. Atty. Kuehn, who is complet- In the Southeast, some chain 1 egg, beaten tlM on Daley Rd. The mobile try public Health Nursing As- german, 21 of Cplphester. All Ing his 12th year as Judge for stores are featuring fryer parts. 1-8 cup sugar hdme Is 10 feet wide with two aociation and the Connecticut ^re charged with violation of the the district which Includes East Get this famous In the Northeast, the empha Vo teaspoon saH WHOLE wttenslons msklng it 18 feet gtjê Department of Health, uniform state narcotic drug act. and South Windsor; was nom sis Is on lamb — stew, chops Wide and S6 feet kmg. It also VA teaspoon vanilla This will be for children enter Calchera, Leary and Berman, inated by Joseph J. Cariho of and legs — along with beef. Mix all ingredients together hits a utility shed. The request ing grade 1 in September. Moth UConn students at the time of South Windsor. T h e nomination ti for year-round residence, Many traditional summer veg and make a two crust pie. Bake er’s Club members taking ap their arrest, no longer are en was seconded by Philip Grant wfth shrubs, flow er garden and etables and fruits still are some in 426-degree oven for 36 min pointments: Mrs. Prank Sanelli rolled at the university. Gris o f Blast Windsor. what high, with sketchy siqipUes utes. trees. of Upton Dr. and Mrs. Richard Sthven D ay of Ekist Windsor Ejector Kit for wold and Hughes flunked'out of because of bad weather. But Pie Oust C llhe other three appeals sched Breen of Flanders Rd., who will college some time before they was convention ' chairman and generally there are plenty of ^ pound lard, softened at Mrs. Betty Wolfe Stainski of idpd Include that of Dorothy furnish further details o f were arrested. cantaloupes and green beans. room temperature Bsvastano of Juniper Dr., seek- yjg program. South Windsor served as sec lb The case of Chester R. Gagne, S cups flour Ii^ a variance to build a two- Assisting Mothers retary. L b . 42, of 85 Windsor Ave., Rock 1/3 oup cold w ater )V, garage on a lot across ths Mothers assisting with the Atty. Kuehn is a senior part ville, charged with receiving 1 teaspoon salt rtredt from her iwoperty, re- classes of the South Coventry ner in the law firm of Kuehn, when _ NY News Strike stolen goods, was nolled (not Cut shortening into dry In 33 Fanning and Orr of West Hart serving sufficient land teereon cooperative Nursery and Kin- orosecuted). C H I C K E N ford. He Is a member of the Deadlock Ends gredients with two knives ot 1 ll^*UJ.n^Park^to dergarten for the coming week: ^ Norman j. Pinette, 59, of 98 pastry blender. Add water grad ” Lake Front Park, » George Coon, Mrs. Lau- y j M^ln St., Rockville, pleaded Connecticut Bar Association, the use the area for ocoiqiancy of NEW YORK (AP) — Top ually. Mix and shape into ball, ^—.. i rence Shaw,Shaw, Mrs. Mrs. Edwin Edwin Wit- Wit- euiltv to charires of nerlurv and Hartford Odjtmty Bar Assoc- four mobile home trailers from . ,.,1 ivr«. cnarges 01 perjury auu negotiators for both sides today handling lightlyL Ron oat two ...... tig, Mrs. Robert Souza, and Mrs. bigamy. hieramv. His case, as were w ere ewes cases __ ^ National Luth- Frigidairg;. Best crusts on floured board. This BREASTS 631 reported a break in the two- ifey 1 to Oct 1 each year Roland Meunier. In charge of of ^1 who eran Lawyers Association. He week deadlock between the makes crust for large, KMitoh FANCY BRISKET told Albrook Oondtruction Oo., cleaning the classrooms in and Oraydon W. Kinney, buUd- continued indefinitely pending ' World Journal Tribune Inc. and pie. Kingsbury House June 26, Mrs. also is a member of the Fed CHICKEN «B, for permission to erect a completion of a pre-sentence in- the drivers union. Raisin FUled Cboklea Edward Smith Jr., Mrs. Meu eral District Bar, the Bar of TRADES! 4X3 f t sign “Butiders-Real Es vestlgatloi), Matt Meyer, president of tiie Crust nier and Mrs. Alton Taylor. the Circuit Court of Appeals, Buy Value! tate" temporary self-standing James E. IPauI, 26, and his the American Trial Lawyers As nerw puUliahlng corporation, said 1% cvfm white sugar sign on Brigham Tavern Road, SohooU aoelng brother, Clinton, 30, both Of 141 “ a tot of progress” was made at % cupa lard, softened to room « « ^ > o N s CORNED sociation arid the National As le g s 4S»» to be removed when homes are Sessions for the local pub W . Main St., Rockville, both sociation of Claimants Compen TERMS! an H-hour negotiating session temperature add. lic schools close Wednesday. charged with aggravated as sation Attorneys. ttiat ended a t 1:30 a.m, 1 egg, beaten Variance Granted Closing Monday, Tuesday and sault and breach o f peace, A member of the national Joseph Baer, president , of the (Herald piwto bgr Pinto) 1 cup sour miSc The Zoning Board of Appeals Wednesday will be at the reg pleaded guilty to the charges. alumni council of the Univer Newspaper and Afoil Deliverers MRS. WARREN L. BLACKWELL 1 teaspoon baking soda BEEF has granted a variance to Grant ular closing schedule with They are accused of knifing two sity of Comiecticut, he was re (drivers) Union, said he was 3>4 pe flou r LEAN, FRESH B. ToOthaker Jr. to construct lunches being served at the ele- brothers during a fight in a cently named as one of two "very encouraged.” 1% teaspoons nutmeg and operate a two-stall eelf- mentary schools only. The reg- Rockville bar on Rt. 30. reclpeints o f the XXloim Club's Neither Meyer nor Baer teaspoon salt THICK CUT aervice operated carwaAh adja- ular high echool closing time Mrs. OIDessa Edwards, 28, of 1906 Dr. Martin L. O’Neill would tell newsmen what had Cream sugar and lard to esnt to and on the same prop- o f 12:38 p.m. w4U be moved up 1 2 Chamberialn St., Rockville,, Award, BIG! BEAUTIFUL! been discussed. U.S. Combat Deaths gether and add beaten egg. SPARERIBS 591 •rty as Toothaker's Servicenter 12:10 p.m. w ith no hmches to charged with assault with intent Atty. Kuehn Is married to the lYhen the negotiations becaime Combine milfc aitd baking soda on Routs 44A. However, Tooth- ^ ssrtred this coming week, to murder after she ended a foimer Eleanor Threriier and deadlocked two weeks ago, the and add to creotned mixture. akar haa been advised that the Early closing dates aife to al- domestic dispute with her hua^ they have three daughters. The 100% key dispute was over the num Sift flour, nutmeg and salt and sectlons of the zortng regula- kw for all teachers to complete band by allegedly shooting him, Kuehns live on Ehlington Rd. in ber of men to be cut from the Show Victory Cost add to other ingredients and ARMOUR'S SKINLESS ttpna cited by it in its grant- the neceâry activitlea for the pleaded guilty to a lesser South Windsor. 836 drivers union members who mix. The dough will be soft and SAIGON, South Viet Nam high plateau country 280 miles lag of the appeal: termination of the school year. charge of agg;ravated assault. FROST-PROOFl worked for the Herald TrUjune, must be refrigerated fo r a t least north of Saigon. Several Ameri Joumal-Amerlcan and World- (AP) American combat dead 5 5 ; J‘C-2 and CX regulations are June 23 and June 24 will be set Others who pleaded guilty can battalions took moderate to four hours to make it easy to not reasonably applicable to this aside for staff meeittogs. are: IA S CU. FT. BIO. . . ONLY S TW ID D Te/legram A Sun before they climbed to the second highest handle. After chUllng, roll out FRANKS -p^êS^ Stocks in Brief heavy losses in the opening phrtloidar situation which is that Graduation exercises will be Thomas Roache, 22, Coven merged into the new corpora dough on yrell floured board and 100% Froit-Proof. Frost n«vtr level of the year la t week, re stages of the fighting. These of an accessory use to an exist- held Jime 22 out of doors at try, misconduct with a motor NEW YORK (AP)—The stock tion. flecting in part the cost of the casualties presumably contrib out into rounds. Place half of lag buslnees.” 7:30 p.m., weather permitting; forms In the giant 127-!b. size top A few hours before the break vehicle. market declined irregularly in uted significantly to the rise in the rounds cookie sheet and freezer or spacious refrigerator through in the publisher-driver ■victory over a North Vietnam Beoond Congregatldnal otherwise at 8 p.m. inside the Frederick R. nalkowsky, 19, moderate trading early this aft- the weekly American toll. put a teaqôn of fUHng in the Impasse was announced, Thom ese regiment in the central The S econd Congregational school with siich to he an- Long Island, N. Y., breaking sriioon. section. Features include deep-shelf However, Ihen the fighting center of eagh. Cover with the as J. Miur[riiy, executive vice highlands. DOMINO GRANULATED ■ ■ Ohuich has Its annual Ohil- nounced over the local radio and entering in the daytime. Losses of fractions to a point storage door, sliding shelf, twin ended Tuesday, U.S- officials other half of rounds and press president of the Newspaper The U. S. military command dren’s Day program during tha stations, larceny, and' robbery with vlo- or more among key stocks were said the enemy regiment had edges together. vegetable Hydrators— and more. Guild of New York, had said said 141 Americans were killed, regular Church School hour School Menus lence. overbalancing gainers as the been destroyed as a combat unit Bake 12 to 16 minutes in 428- final agreement between the 741 wounded and one missing or from 9:80 am . to 10:30 a.m. Monday; " sliced Drankfurter Kevin D. MaciDonaM, 16, of session wore on. with possibly more than 1,000 degree oven or until Ught golden g^ld az)d the corporation was captured last week compared Sunday. A special rehearsal for and school baked beana, mus- Coventry, throwing lighted ihe list was a mixed affair This one is a R E A L BAR Communists killed. They said brown. This recipe makes three all children in grades 1 to 8 tard, buttered vegetable, bread match in combustible material, most of the morrUng and there near. with 109 killed, 636 wounded and doaen oooMeB and they fteeae G A IN ! Only $2.20 per week 13 missing in the week of May Red casualties were probably 14 SUGAR The guild Is the only one wfB be hM .from 10 a,pi. to 11 and butter, oitnis fruit oup; reduced from two counts of ar- were times when the nunuber of times American losses. w ell, among the 10 newspaper indus 29-June 4. Mn. Saturday. ' Tuesday, cold cut plate, but- gainers outnumbered losers The number of American baf- OooUe FfOing after a small down payment. try unions that Is on strike. The A total of 146 Americans died (Fb«t Congregiônal terad poppy seed biscuit, ice ^ charge of rape against even though market averages Ue deaths have now reached 100 1 oup ground raisins J K guild struck Aprti 24, the day in action in the week of May 16- Th e 'F le e t Oongregatlonal cream, and Wednesday, picnic Bruce Uppfticott, 17, of He- were working their way down or more for the seventh week 1 cup cold water FRIOinURE before the scheduled start of 31. OHurdi hae Ms anmml dill- bag hmeh, bron, was nolled, and he plead- fairly consistently, SPACE A « ADVANCe IN REFNlOCRATION this year. The bloodiest week ^ cup sugar pUbllcaticm by the new corpora The latest toll brought the SWEET LIFE dren’s Day program during the ■ ■ «d nolo oontendie (no contest) The gflamor secUtm of the Mst, • ••THE POWER CAPSULE for the U.S. force waa last Nov. 1 tablespoon flour tion. number of U. S. servicemen re wdrridp service at 11 a,m. Sun- Mianciieater Evening Herald chatge of laadvioua car- including airlines, aeroepece is- PiekM fflof* pow«r por tubh heh Mm 14-20 when 240 Americans were Combine Ingredients and cook Model FPDA-143TK, 14.31 patt Frfflidaira i/nitt tor moto epeea MW - ported killed by enemy fire d:^ In the sanctu^. The wot- Ooventiy oonvapondent, F. riage. The plea carres an auto- sues, electronics, color teievi- (NEMAstindird), killed, mostly in their first big over meditm heat, sttrrliig con ahlp service will have fnturia since Jan. 1 to 1,966 and to 3,804 u w Cream Style 2 ‘^ " 3 7 c PMillne Uttle, toL 748-«>81. matlc finding of guilty, and his siona and others, was mostly tholn ef 9 n h n - most it no n tri charge! encounter with North Vietnam stantly to prevent sticking. Cook CO R N Church School in charge. since Jan. 1, 1961. case was continued indefinitely lower. Illinois No. 1 in Marie ese regulars in the la Drang until thick. Cod. ■âat baptism wiH be oon- SHOWDOWN AVOIDED The unoflCicial count o f A m eri pending pre-sentence inveetiga- The trend yr®* to th® downside CHICAGO—Illinois continues Valley. A native of Yarmouth, Maine, SALADA ddbted during the program, can wounded for the year 0 WA8HINOTON (AP) — tion. also among steels, oils, tobac- M rs. BHackiwell (P a tric ia ) came to be the nation’s leading state climbed to 12,213. wgh the following scheduled to The Hbnae Jadloiaty auboom------——------00s and cliemicnifi. to Atonchestor in April 1MS6. flhe rf|||elve the Sacrament o f Chris In the manufacturing of musical The allies reported 1,340 CJom- fruits mlttee today ducked a ahowr 11 1 Hurry! This offer is limited! D D I'll® Associated Press average instruments. The value of ship munists killed last week, an in O E O Grant attended North Yarmouth Acad TEA BAGS 48 Count 49c tian Baptiem; Jennifer Coon, down vote on the admliilstra- Fuaay Rollers Back g© stocks at noon waa off 1 .2 ments by Dhnods musical-in crease of 338, and 166 captured, emy, Maine, and Cbambsrlain ai Church are Invited to ting fire to BatteU Hall at Con wounded, compared ■with 14 Church, and a former Sunday establish a supplementary fam ths annual family picnic frpm necticut Valley Hospital last dead and 18 wounded the week School teacher at the church. ily education center'in Stoning CHOCOLATE SYRUP 8 .j^.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Dec. Sd. before. She plays ceUo with the Man ton; and $22,000 for a remedial CHOICE SelvatioO Army Oamp alto on Superior Court Judge Anthony The battle in the central high chester Civic Orrtieikra, and is y o u r and vocational education pro take Street. There win he J. Azmentano acquitted La- lands began June 7 when units a member of the Womsnls Aux-' gram in Norwich. ap^lris, games and awimmlng, Flsjite 'Wednesday and released of the U.S, lOOst Aiihome Divl- iliary of Manchester Memorial SWEET LIFE, Y EU O W an weU as a potiuck fam ily aiq>- Mm in the custody of Ma par siem encountered the North Viet The TVOOA figures admlnte- Hospital and orientation chair p^. Ice cream, soft drinks, and IMilNCeAX, namese 24th Regimrtit in the trative costs at $22,000. man of the Jttnior Auxiliary. iM h isvam s ents. MUSTARD z4-» I. eoffee win be fumlahed. LT.WOOD Fresh Produce tr The church's proje^ execu- tlye ixamnlttee meets at 7:30 LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET Don't miss this onel FRIGIDAIRE LARGE PINK MEAT FORMAN pan. afbnday In Kiiigabury (NEM itMiart), 3 d on tr wMIt Hioiuae. ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED ^ 2-SPEED JET ACTION WASHER! 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE 16, 1966 PAGE NINETEEl^f ^ G B EIGHTEEIf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. GONk, THURSDAY, JUNE 16,1966 Mets Give Up on Dick Stuart^ Ask Waivers on Slugger Moriarty’s Victors, R u r t i m g ion Mancheiter (3) Job of the leadoff batter with any team is to get on ab r n po a e rb 4 1110 0 base. Mike Leach did just that to start last night’s J-eaghôf^ lb 4 0 1 6 0 0 American Legion baseball game between Manchester o«it. rt ‘ 4 0 0 0 0 0 for Loop Lead FISHINGt 4 1 1 13 3 1 and Thompsonville in the Carpet City and he also fin- LaaGace. p 4. 0 3 0 3 0 Acquire Jay, Schwall 2b 4 0 13 11 Goose eggs are all two SALT WATER FISHINO 4 13 3 10 around for a left-handed reliev Blackfish are providing good Manager Joe Brown a few days opponents have been able tie-breaking run in the eighth ^ J ,2 ^ from Cincinnati in exchange for transactions, die third and Jay,, who has won Mx games to excellent fishiiig all along the NEW YORK (AP) — er. to get on the scoreboard inning as ’ the locals started a single. He swiped second 36 3 13 34 6 3 K Hank Fischer, another right fourth of the day. ago and asked if Schwall were coast. and lost two, had a 21-10 mark Friend, a 35-year-old right their Zone Four play with a '’®^® after two men were lihpmpionville (3) The Atlanta Braves, major hander, and then picked up Eartier, the New York teams available. off southpaw' Pete Sala in Winter flounder continue to out, rode home on Leach’s sin- ^ rkln. rf 1 0 2 0 0 I for Cincinnati in lOSl. He is 30 Brown, at that time, said he hander, had a 1-4 record for the thrilling 3-2 decision. 4 0 0 0 0 0 6 disappointments in the Na Schwall, also a ri^t-hander, completed their first deal ever two outings this season in be taken in deeper, olj!ttiore wa iiiiiiuis ••-* innincr S'C- That was the ball game. 3b ‘ 3 1 1 1 3 0 i years old. Fiartter, 2-3 this year, wasn’t. But late Wednesday from Pittsburgh for southpaw when the Mets purchased,veter Yanks, who purchased him the Hartford Twilight ters. \ Lâch led off LaGace was in too form -sc?*- (iwoidz. lb 0 1 10 0 0 t tional L ea^ e pennant race, is 26. O'DeH's 1966 mark is 2-.3 night McHaie reached Brown in from the Pirates last Winter. He with a walk and later sco«^ Ea^. 0 0 8 1 0 0 Billy O’Dell. an pUchw Bob Fhlend from , the League. The former pro notch School striped bass are being , 0 0 0 0 1 0 obtained pitchers Joey Jay and at 33 years of age, he’s five Columbus, Ohio, and again O'Dell was the losing pitcher Yankees for the $20,000 waiver' has won 191 National League ed his second straight shutout taken in fair numbers all along the first of Manchester s two ^ walked two ' ' Davici. Basketball League games Gibson ran his total lor the sea runs on homers with Tom Hall- recently from San Diego, was night will be at a disadvantage and Qunver 000 010 1— 2 9 4 in by Johnson at second base, Jimmy Moriairty at first and Apparently the Rock Gar- Nam fighting with the United this season. The cagers request son to 128 in 126 innings, or just er coimectlng in the fifth inning tagged for the winning runs. Philadelphia a St. Louis, N must play defensive golf over Darling and 'White; Snowman ed 14 dates for home presenta San Francisco at Los Angeles, this tight layout of 6,727 yards guj Beckwith. Lill in rightfield. Moriarty’s was dens have the number of Fo- States troops is Bill Carpenter, tions two weeks ago but later it N with par 35-35—70. :______e beaut. He raced to his right, garty Bros, in the Willimantio Army’s famed lonesome end was learned the team still want Only games scheduled “ Hogwash,” answered))^ Nick CHURCH SOFTBALL fell to his knees, stopped an ap- Twilight League. For the sec- j with the griddere. Little known ed a Hartford sitii, if possible, Whitfield^s Home Run Bat Beats Yanks Again laus. “ If you hit long and Still looking for their first parent base hit, and from t l^ ond time this season the Gar- fact is that Carpenter’s father if not, Manchester W;puld be American League straight you have an advantage. win of the season, the South position, threw to pitcher Sale, dens last night upended the was killed in action in World the home court—if permission W. L. Pet. G.B. If you don't hit straight, you covering first, for the out. Oilers in the Thread City, 9-4. War n in 1946 with the Ninth Enders were on the short end of was granted. A final decision, Baltimore ... 39 20 .661 — have problems.” the count again last night at Johnson has been on a hit- Eight errors led to the locals’ Division in Germany . . . Stand from both sides, is slated June Oriole Relief Pitchers Excel, Cleveland ... 36 19 .665 1 Bad news to the others was ting tear this week, getting six downfall. Eleven hits, five corn- ard minimum fee for any On- Mt. Nebo, Savings Bank of 27. Hartford must find a home Detroit ...... 26 22 .614 3 his statement, "I ’m driving bet Manchester posting an eaisy 19-2 hits in his last seven at bats. ing in the five-run fifth gramc, oinnatl RetHeg baseball player court by July 13. Hartford High California . 31 29 .517 8Vt ter than any time since Oak- STANDINGS four more than the Gardens col- m to appear on radio or teevee win. If it was any consolation, was the first choice but the re Minnesota .. 28 29 .491 10 mont.” -w. L. Pet. GB footed were not enough to (including pre-game Interviews) the margin was the smallest of quest was turned down by the Drabowsky Saves Bunker’s Win Chicago ...... 26 30 .464 llVa Moriarty 4 1 .800 — swing the tide. Dick Sylvester, ta That’s one of the easieet any defeat this season! Hartford Board of Education New York ... 24 31 .436 13 'Valeo 4 1 .800 — Dave White, Wayne Longfel- ways for bascbdll to lose its ap- NEW YORK (AP) — Still awaiting his chance to since ooming into the American It took the Bankers a little ■uy Tickets for all seven home add to the perfect string Is the League in 1968. Kansas City . 23 33 .411 1 4 'i while to warm up but when they Eastern 2 1 .667 1 low andJoe Camposeo each had mm ^ gêi‘rf°the‘Ne^“York Gtots Bal^ Manager Hank * • • Washington . 24 37 .393 16 Hamilton 1 1 .500 1% two hits for the losers. Sylves- Bill u newest mem'ber of the bullpen did, in the second inning with âtiOTB îdons In years . . . Yankee Stadium in the Na- Bauer probably can’t wait Boston ...... 21 37 . 362 17'^ corps who joined the Orioles TIOER8 REO BOX— five runs, the issue was never Plimpton’s 1 2 .%3 2 -iLer coming up with a two-run Wednesday’s Results *i''**?^*’k"^1**^ tional Football League have to vank his n ex t startin g Sunday. Kaline collected three hits ^ 0 in doutot. Russell 1 3 .260 2 homer. to better things in baseball at California 8-6, Miimesota 1-3 .260 2% Garden 0 0 1 1 5 2 0 - 9 - 7-1 BoltonBAItnn HlgbHlet\ which will have itsIta ^4 4 ^ 11 1.4 11 That would be Eddie Fisher, iiKluding a two-run homer that Four hits by Tom Matrick and Hetb’s 1 3 manager, reports there will not The Orioles’ elite bullpen climaxed a four-run Detroit Kansas City 5, Chicago 4, 2nd Vernon Orioles 0 2 .000 2% Fogarty’s 3 0 0 0 1 0 0-4-11-8 - i H i ? liiii fm m first graduating class next June. who was only the top reliever in game postponed, rain ' AMERICAN LEAGUE three each by Bill Brown and Vi .. •£»■'■< ’’ * Alliurntarb^yM nine boys (that’s ttaVsaU all toVtwMthat was *** i««>‘vitation yet but If he’s patient. Detroit 11, Boston 7 only South Ender with more Buschmann Top Performer ble before Kaline connected. dared last night at Waddell N 12)10) will return. Six sen- ^ Bauer may find a spot tlr him. than one hingle, getting a pair. Ptomlslnr ^ NFL. about any of his relief pitchers ■' Today’s Games Field before Peck Lumber Z 'V -tr: tors, three juniors. The Orioles’ victory kept their California (Lopez 3-6) at Min Sflv. Bank 051 624 1— 19 18 3 ^ « * a and get a hitless job. A’S-WHITE SOX— could eke out a 9-7 decision ■re the seventh and eighth lead at one game over Cleve nesota Grant 6-7), twi-iiight S. Enders 110 000 0— 2 7 8 In New England AAU Track _ j . , _ . Moe Drabowsky tacked on the Lew Krausse made his first over Dillon Ford in eight in graders, t«ndo)phi reports. land which unleashed Yankee- Kansas City (Stafford 0-0 and May and Matrick; Granato tucket, R. I., and the University E n d o f th e L in e latest 3 l -8 inning stint Wednes- start of the season and limited nings. RANDOLPH, Mass. (AP) — * * * kitler Fred Whitfield and beat Terry 1-3) at Chicago (Pizarro and Hennequin^ Ralph Buschmann, an Andover of Rhode Island, 1:56.6 in the mirs SDHiREsr Bat Day is also scheduled day night when he saved Wally Chicago to five hits over seven It was a case of too much New York 8-5. Elsewhere, De 5-1 or John 4-4 and Howard 1-1) ALUMNI BASEBALL 880 and 4:17 in the mile run; Here ’n There Sunday at Yankee SUdlum. A Bunker's- sixth victory as the innings as the Athletics handed Roys. Bob Roy drove in the research chemist who enjoys troit battered Boston 11-7 as A1 2 night Although outhit, eight to six. long distance running for releax- Ken Lundgren of Kingston, 22.8 A1 Freheit, new assistant year ago nearly 60,000 fans American League-leading Ori the White Sox their eighth loss winning run in support of his Kaline got his 2,000th career hit, Baltimore (Bertaina 1-1) at Green Manor had a better of ation, is the outstanding perfor in the 220 and 10,6 in the 100; football coach at East Cath' oles downed Washington 6-4. in the last nine games. Bert brother’s pitching. Ron Roy ' .;r. '' i Jammed the stadium to watch Before Drabowsky, rooldes California swept a doubleheader Washington. (Richert 6-6), night fense than Nassiff Arms last mer of the 1966 New England and Carl Wallin of Northeastern, oUc High, is a regular member getting the decision in relief. tee Yanks m d Minnesota. Sun- Eddie Watt and Gene Braben- from Minnesota 8-1 and 6-3 and Cleveland (McDowell 5-1) at night at the West Side Oval and AAU track championships. 147-6% in the discus and 68-1 in of the Glastonbuiy Police De the sixth delivered the deciding Brian Tintl had two hits for day s attraction will bt the De- êr and veteran Stu Miller had Kansas City edged Chicago 6-4 New York (Stottlemyre 5-6), the result was a 7-5 success, Buschmann, a veteran mara the ^ o t put. partment . . . Ihere is still runs. Peck's while Jack Holik and trpit Tigers. Bob Fishel reports together 9 1-3 perfect night Dave Moyer notched the thoner, was voted the award The Boston A. A. won the team an acute ahortage of lunpirea • • • Mark Denley each came the biggest advanced sale of innings over five games. Bauer *>irt>leheader postponed by rain, Detroit (McLain 9-3) at ^ s - mound win with Whitney Jen prize with 46 points. The North ANGELS-TWINB— through with a pair of doubles Wednesday night after setting a —basehall and softball—în the tickets for w y one game this think to remem- ton (Sheldon 4-7) kins Eind Moyer hitting hard. eastern Track Club was second miHl imiii record of 29:26.2 in the six-mile m o Rookie Clyde Wright pitched a for the losers. area. Men interested in work Friday’s Games Bill Sproul collected four hits, run and placing second despite with 26, followed by file Spar- s ^ o n whteh should be a Up to ber the last time he didn’t get in d ia n s -Va n k s — four^ltter in his major league Peck 0 2 0 3 2 0 0 2—9-8-2 ing softball or junior (Alumni) all from the area planning to „„ California at Kansas City, N Dave Ware contributed a triple You're always as neat and dapper as our feathered Whitfield hit his fourth homer debut and drove in a run with a Dillon 0 2 2 0 0 3 0 0—7-6-2 a record performance in the ®f Brockton 16, the baaebcGI riiould contact Wally to leave earlv Fenwav “ J®**- Chicago at Minnesota, N for the Arms, North Medford T rack Club 13, in eight games against the Yan- single as California ripped Min- Marshall, Dubaldo, R. Roy three-mile event. «l tli. laot SW« R.C at- p . , 1, 1„ Bo.ton sitoy rtll M B.u.r'SlM Si ’’In'v Oeveland at Washington, N Green Manor 100 x23 x—7 6 2 Nashua, N. H., High School 11, friend, the periguln-when you're wearing LEVI'S STA- kees this year es the Indians nesota in the first game of their and Ward; Egbert, Bergin Buschmann won the Five Mile floe. Membership Is open in the Detroit at New York, N and the Boston Pioneer A. C. 10. ------« 4 r . m / " . f s kept pace with the front-running doubleheader. and Holik. Nassiff Arms 000 010 4—5 8 4 Road Race In Manchester in Mianchester oiapter of Ap- the Red Sox and front-running Baltimore at Boston, N Moyer and Tedford; Wolf, PREST Slacks! Their sharp crease, smooth press and done. With the exception of Watt Orioles by beating New York. The Angels completed the 1964. He did not compete last proved Baseball Umpires. Inter- Baltimore Orioles.. Manches- u" T ----- VIZ ------V ------Colangelo and Ware, Thanksgiving here. eated parties may contact this ter’s Tom Kelley Impressive in ^*^^***^**1^’ ^ The iwo-runtwo-run snoishot cappeacapped a sweep with Joe Adcock’s pinch Last Night 8 Fights crisp lines are in to stay-m matter how rough you Buschmann covered the three- FRANKFURT, Germany — APPLY NOW AND START WORK AFTER GRADUATION Writer by letter at Hien ie HeraldHeraia relief MondavMonday ntahtnight, wasw“ blastb lL " f ^ three-run Cleveland sixth that Wt three-run homer In the New Twist ALUMNI JUNIORS tjjile distance in 14:11.6, but Karl Mildenberger, 193%, West . . . BUI Gray and Glenn Pol- m Tuesday night’s second bring them in. under pressure broke a 2-2 Uf. It was his 19th eighth inning earning the victo- treat them I And like the penguin, LEVI'S STA-PREST One-hit pitching by John Holy Cross - bound Art Dulong, Germany, outpointed Ivan Pro- lard, outstanding frertiman paa- half of the doubleheader by and they don’t get shook." homer against the Yankees ry for veteran Lou Burdette. ON A DATE OF YOUR CHOICE Socha paced the Braves to a the Randolph schoolboy sensa b ^ , 182%, Yugoslavia, 16. Mil Slacks take to w ater-com e out of every wash ready ketball prospects at UConn last Boston and wound up with the 10-0 win over the Cards last tion tor three years, broke the denberger retained European season, and ineligible after losing pitcher. He was reached Braves Show Mets night at Charter Oak Park. It record for the second time in 12 heavyweight title. to w ear-w ithout even a touch-up! Get the original mid-season, are attending sum- for four hits, including two If you haven’t already chose.n your post-graduation Job, you was the third straight win for months. Dulong hit the wire in FREEPORT, N.Y. — Hubert Hundnds of jobs oooilobfo ins mar school to achieve academic homers, ooe a three-run shot by Kaline Has Poor Memory should wait no longer. Right now, you should be investigating the Braves. 14:01.8, lowering his mark of Hilton, 198%, Glen Cove, N.Y., permanent-press slacks from LEVI'S I eligibility for the 1966-67 sea- George Scott. . Three-day New MACHINING • INSPECTION How to Lose Game Mike Riccio-and Larry 'Voi- 14:15 set leist year. stopped Mel Tumbow, 243, Cin- the opportunities open to you and determining which one offers ■on. Publicist Joe Soltys re- England tryout camp is slated AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANIC rr.u Ai.1 j. T* Wt« each for the Double winners in the two-day cinnati, 4. the best potentiel for an interesting and rewarding career. ports . . . Waterijury Giants by the San Fruncisco GianU Except for AL Pitchers ATLANTA, Ga. (A P)—The Atlanta Braves are hi.j,- ■ ine Atlanta Braves are hop- winners. event were Noel Hare of Kirews- GOTEBORG, Sweden — Bo wUl observe Bat Day Sunday June 28-30 at Municipal SUdi- SHEET METAL BOSTON (AP) —Detroit’s A1 club we were playing. I have ing fans will bring out hundreds of signs tonight in bury, 40 feet, 7 inches in the Perttersson, 154, Sweden, At Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, you can apply now for any of a wide wdien they host Pawtucket at um in Waterbury. Sessions each TOOL & DIE MAKING Kaiine, a one-time boy wonder, the worst memory in the world “ banner night,’’ and there should be at least one greet- 2:80. Each youngster attending day atart at 10 a.m. . -Aecord triple jump and 22-2 in the broad, knocked out Ernest Musso, AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING variety of good jobs that offer excellent wages. . . overtime in says he has a terrible memory — except about pitchers. . .when ing the Mets that says anything you -can do we can ju i^ ; William Musuck of Pawf- 152%, Rhodesia 8. many departments.. . outstanding employee benefits.. . and wfll receive o n , official little number of cameras, 17, will be it comes to what they throw.” do .better.’’ ------.— — ------BASEBALL HEROES EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING league bat . . . New sensible used by ABC in covering the — except when it comes to exceptionally good advancement opportunities. You may also Signed for a reported $36,000 ‘fhe ' New, Yorkers are old ruling in American Legion base- U, S, C>pen Saturday and" Sun- American League pitchers. The F v rkalr PITCHING — Bob Gibsor, WELDING • STENOGRAPHER Somombor—if thoy'rs not LEVI'S-thoy'ro not STA-PREST! bonus after graduation from hands at blowing ball games, qualify for one of our many training programs and earn good ruling in American Legion day, from 6 to 7:30 pjn. the record books back him up in the W A S I T O ^ w mi, pitched a three-hit- CLERK TYPISTS high school in Baltimore in 1963, but the Braves stx>wed Wednes money while you learn a skill that will be valuable to you through baMball competition s t a t e s first day and 6 to 8 p.m. the Patching department, Kaline collected seven hits in 28 day night they can lose in style, Washmgton Redskins am „m g his major lelgiie leading ENGINEERING AIDES out your life. Because there are a large number of different up within 10 days .. Sportsman’s second. . Sedter’s will < ^ n Sat- KaHne joined baseball's exclu- Th. iMlSf 'LCVI'S' >*4 'STA.MCST' trt f.|lltfrt4 tridtmirlil. times at bat in 30 games with too, dropping a 6-4 decision nounced today the s gning of total to 128 as St. Louis blankû 6 HoUday, new teevee series with urday for {nibllc swimming and 2.000-hit club wlth*a broken openings to choose from at P&WA, you nave a better chance of the 'ngers that year. As a reg when relief pitcher Ted Abnera- Jerry Fishman, a free agent, Pittsburgh 1-0. CUrt Gowdy, starts Sunday oi) Globe Hollow, Verplanck and single and then added a key HOUSE &. HALE TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY finding the one that best suits your interests and capabilities. ular at 19, he hit .276. Then he thy tried for a; double play and for the 1966 National Football NBC with baas fishing in New Waddell Pools will open Satur- «louble and a two-run homer b a t t in g — Al- Kaline, Ti INTNOOUCTOnr TRAINIIM nKMRAMS - 80 became the league’s youngest threw the ball into right field in League season. MAIN S-TREET MANCHESTER hours of boilc machino and rolatod datsroom England one of the featured day, June 25, Chief Lifeguard Wednesday night in helping the gers, stroked three hits includ Don’t wait until you graduate to start Job-hunting; apply now at' batting Champion by hitting .340 the ninth inning. Fishman, a former University ing the 2,(XX)th of his major Instruction. IN MANCHESTER— •iBjeCU. Tbm Kelley reported today. Tigers to an 11-7 victory over while only 20 in 1966. ’The throw, after Abernathy of Maryland star, will seek a league career and drove in ADVANCCO TRAININa MOORAMS - Courtoi Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. It may be your first step toward a high- Get Your LEVI’S at the Boston Red Sox'...... job as a linebacker, a team ranaina from 22 wooki to 93 waoks In Machining, ■ { - - . ------” 1 haven’t thought much about caught Ron Hunt’s popped up three runs as Detroit defeated Shoot Matal, Tool. Dio and 8ogo Making, MacMpa paying qireer in the expanding aerospace industry. ” I honestly can’t remember spokesman said. getting 2,000 hits, maybe be bunt, let Elddie Bressoud race Boston 11-7. Rapair and Pipa Making. who the pitcher was when I got AmitNTICC mOORAMS — Courtas randng cause I just figured I would,” % home from ■ second with . the my first hit,” Kaline said. “ In tying ruh and Billy Murphy W e Rent Exclusive from thraa to iMr yoars in Shaat Matal, Mawin- fact, 1 can’t even remember the the Sl-year-old outfielder said. ing and A Dia Making. "When you play as many years Top Athlete went to third. Ken Boyer’s sac C. T. LaBONNE as I have you ought to get 2,000 rifice fly scored Murphy with “After Six” the winning run, and a pair of Wild Indian Act Again 10% SECOND SHIFT PREMIUM MARLOWrIl Wts.” John Furphey received the . “FIRST FOR EVERYTHING SINCE 1911!” and ASSOCIATES, INC. Kaline, now playing in his 18th “ Outstanding Athlete” award at Atlanta’s Felipe Employees working on the second shift at our East Hartford plant wMI receive an DOWN'TOWN ST., MANCHESTER ElUngton Higî’s sporU bai^quet. '*’®*‘* wasted, Displayed by Whitfield FORMAL WEAR Play Mobil s full season, w m more than a increased shift premium equal to 10% of their hourly base rate. 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The National League with a 73 percentage. man Dick Stuart put on wadvers wild Indian whenever he faces in the fifth on a single by .'Joe card whan you visit our office. DERBY has Wiille Maya, KMnk A ^ . awarded a double cap- ^ pitching. • WEDDINGS An Equal Opportunity Employer, tains ptaque fo r basketball and unconditlon^ release, Pepitone, EUston Howard’s dou S top .At Bdde Matha a n d Harvey The Cleveland first baseman, ble,______a sacrifice and Qete Boy- YANKEE 'Kiiaim. baachall and received the con- ' ’ —~ ■' a celebrated Yankee Jkiller, did er’s sacrifice fly V • FORMALS ference tle-cIlp designating the S i d e l i n g co-champioMhip in baseball. OMABM., Neb. (AP) —As ex- snapped the He in Pratt & WARM-UP TIME MORIARTY W ^ e e d a y ^ h t . m slammed the sixth a g a t a ^ ^ ^ e r Frita ♦ ★ EXPERT CUSTOM F IH IN G Ebrrard Cnptnin W in n i^ nine varsity letters, pected, Northeastern has been a ^ o-n m homer in the sixth Peterson on a double by OWw i the, youngster parUcipated In rihninated qîloidy from t h e W h itn e y BROTHERS c «rio d aeveland to Salmon and Rocky f ^ v i t o ’s J Don't settle for less PRECEBIM6 YANKEE BAtLOAMES OAMBRIPOB, 3buw..(AP) — three sports, soccer, baseball NCAA baseball champioRahipe. F'o' I'l'ci’ T ick ets Joe O’DonneU, a 32-year-

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Help Wanted— Male 36 ■ siding, palnfog. Carpentry. Al call 528-6702, for interview. 43 45 ANSWERIN8 SERVIGE fireplaces, flagstone terraoea AH concrete repaira Reason terations and additions. Ceil EXPERIENCteD - carpenters r ings. Workmanship guaran COLLEGE STUDENT — Caro neMed, paid holidays and va 50 51 52 able prloea 64S-085L Saturdays 8 A.Ml to 13 Noon v r 48 r 64MS00 - 875-2519 teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. BUY for 3 children at beach in cation, insurance program. jAISLig 101 and leave yonr meaaace. YonR heem from onr advertlaw In RENTALS—^Power' rOller, chain Rhode Island for summer. F\jpbef, In c. 649-6392. ST 55 JIf time wlthont rêaOtng aO evening nt the telephene. saws, trail roller and aerator Room, board, salary. Call 649- 63 Roofing and Chimneys 16*A YOUR OWN BEXPERIENCED janitors want- li.wn vac, rototillers. Also sales 9365 after 6 p.m. PRATT & WHITNEY and service on all lawn equip ' ed m ornings. Call 649-6334. 56 57 58 Automobiles For Sale 4 ROOFING — Speclallxlng re PILGRIM MILLS has opened AIRCRATT I ment. Capitol Equipment, 38 General Cleaning Services, Inc. ±SSJl *«*■*»»**« pairing roofs ot all kinds, new SERVICE bargain basement. Full time 1965 VOUeSWAOEN, excellent Main St.. 643-7958. w 66 61 HERALD roofs, gutter work, chimneys salesgirls needed. Hours can be BY AL VERMEER condition, owner leaving state. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum PRISCILLA’S POP TYPEWRITERS — Standard arranged. Apply Pilgrim Mills, DIVISION OF . 649-7919. aiding. SO years' experience. STATION ABLE AMBITIOUS and electric. Repaired, over 177 H artford Rd. Open 10 a.m . I WJSM M 3UR W ire WAWnK DOX LEHERS ETee estimates. CiU Hawley, u n i t e d a i r o r a f t c o r p . O U T O U R WAY. BY J. B. WILLIAMS SPEX3LAL — 1966 Volkswagen, hauled, rented. Adding ma —9 p.m . MEN TALKED MNEjNTDaptN&Tpi 81,865. Baham a blue convert chines rented and repaired. 643-6361, 644-8388. Exceptional Opportunity East Hartford, Conn. ' F o r Y o n r COOK FOR convalescent home. THEOT eeAUTlFipATlONj ible, 50 h.p. radio, heater, new Pickup and delivery service. Call Vernon Haven, 376-2077 or car guarantee. Call 649-6414. Y ale Typew riter S ervice, 649- FOR 100 job openings in the Information Heating and Plumbing 17 876-7850. 4986. An Equal Opportunity trucking industry. Let New 1B58 VOLKSW AGEN converti B O m PLUMBING and heating The Exceptional Man t h e h e r a l d w ill not KEY PUNCH Operator —Alpha England Tractor Trailer ble, poppy red, exc^lent run ATTICS, cellars, garages and repairs, alterations, electric Employer, M & F discloae the Identtty of Gk)od Gallonage History num eric 026, 8:30' —6 p.m ., Training show you-how to ning condition. 872-0605. yards cleaned, trash hauled to and gas hot water heaters, free any advertiMr uatng box Monday-Friday. Apply in per make from 8200 to 8225 per letter!. Readtm annwer- dum p. R easonable. Call 643- estim ates. C 'J l 643-1496. 1966 PLYMOUTH Satellte, yel- High Traffic Flow son Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye St., week. 'We train on gas and ing band box ads who 5819. diesel tractors and tank desire to protect their low, black interior, bucket COMPLETE plumbing and South Windsor. WOMAN for typing, filliig, re trailers. Part or full time IdeitUty can follow this seats, seat befits, 4-speed, dual WANTED — lawns to mow. heating service, complete new For further Information caU MIDDLE AGED woman for ception work, prefer part-time training, budget plan avaU- p rooedu ie: speakers, whitewalls, low mile Why do it? Let me do it. Call bathroom installations and light housework and care of afternoons, 1-6, year . ’round, age, good package deal. Call me anytim e, 875-1852. bathroom remodeling. 30 years able. Licensed by Motor Ve children while mother works. Enclose your reply to the between 4:30-6, 643-0618. In business. Earl VanCamp, small East Hartford plant. Call hicle Department, member Call 649-1042. box la an ienveloM — LAVOIE BROTHERS —general 649-4749. SUN OIL Mr- P rovost, 628-2164. of the Motor Transportation addressed to the ClasM- 1962 CHEVROLET Impala, 2 work, chain saw, lots cleaned, Association of Conn. Call MoL he m lu, UX Ht. OW. SALESWOMAN — Part-time, 3 fied Manager, Manchester door hardtop, 300 h.p., 3-apeed trees removed, landscajting. anytime. Hartford 'Millinery, Dressmaking 19 COMPANY days per week, experienced Bvehlng Herald, together floor shift, custom Interior and Completely Insured. For free FULUTIME BY KEN MUSE with a memo listing the women apparel, excellent sal WAYOUT other extras, excellent condi esUmate caU 742-7649, 875-8845 CUSTOM M ADE slipcovers and 568-3400 companies ypu do NOT ary and store benefits, perma tion throughout 8r,295. 649- anytim e. draperies, (solids or stripes) 247-1353 want'to eee.your letter. D.^YS nent posiUoo. Mr. Altshuler, CrOPPLAYlHS Your totter wlU be de 7313. budget terms. Call Miss Rob Evenings and Weekends KVESyTHIN«IC«aiM DRILLING and blasting — all erts, 742-9141, a fter 6 p.m , 643-8112 J eOLFPOR stroy td U the advertiser is Mr. Smith 236-0413 TDBBAU.nfiKt MK. 1958 CHEVROLET B el A ir, 6 types compressor work. We are WANTED — Journeyman elec A B O U T A-lb ons you’ve mentioned. If FULL-TIME SALES ladies to A(ACKBy....VOU NEBD cylinder, good condition, 2125. fully Insured. No waiting peri DRAPES, vaJsinces, etc. — Cus KEYPUNCH trician, steady employment. SIX zWOKTHS/ not It will be handled In work in youth apparel store, ■etwwHP.fcc.TiiCaie.nxN., on. usual mannsr. 69 Spruce St. od. For service, call Ben El- tom made to your measure Or W rite Wilson Bnectiical Company, RELAXAnON/ exceUent working conditions. la l, 889-9786. ments, lined or unllned. For OPERATOR 649-4817. ‘Another thing! When was the last time you had the 1068 CHEVROLEfT hrtipala, ex further information call after Apply in person, Mari-Mads, t A tirakes checked on that cart?” cellent running condition. OaU P.O. Box 71, East Hartford 691 Main St. CXXIKS — nights. 4-12 p .m ., good Loci and Found LAWNMOWE3RS — Sharpened 3, 643-1913. Must be experienced Alpha after 4 p.m ., 643-7480. and repaired, pick-up and starting rate, many benefits. 6C4RPELU SCHOOL Numeric IBM Keypuncher. HOUSEWORK—5 day week, in OF PSYCHIATRY/ - ar.’ delivery in Manchester, area. CUSTOM DRESS making and Apply in person. Howard John WAYOUT vw^'^’aBpraa.T L o s t -r Airdale June 8, fe Company offers excellent rest home, Manchester Manor, A LOerrCAUSB male, wearing collar, answers 1967 OLD8 MOBILE — Super 88, Russ’ Mower Service 742-7607. Ironing, in m y hom e. 649-0484 son Restaurant, 894 Tolland " :!% 5 5 i good condition, no body rot, TRACTOR TRAILER wages and woriring condi 646-0129. . to Shag. Can 565-2229. after 3. 'I’pkeM ttiuichester.' ■';i 8200 or best offer. Call 649-0382. SALES AND Service on Arlene, tions, convenient free park U I DOOQRWKietn* ing, in-plsint cafeteria and SEX3RBTARY Typing, book- B E N C A S E Y LOST — Passbook No. 83172 Hahn Ecilipee, Jacobean lawn I>riving Training informa Moving— Trudiing— above average benefits. keepi^ and receptimiirt duties. Sa'vings Bank of Manchester. VOLKSWAGEN — 1963 Deluxe moiwens. Also HomeUte chain tion and free placement station wagon, sunroof, gasoline Storage 20 Salary open. Apply in person, ITS MJyDNES BET Application made for payment. saws and International Cub service in jobs with a 51,- heater, radio. 649-2695 after 6 FIRST NATIONAL Vancourt Conshiictlon Com WHETHER HE BREAMS Cadet Tractors. Rental equip MANCHESTER Delivery. Ught 000-81,500 a year. Call WANTED p.m . pany, 1209 Route 5, South Wind l»UPFIRST.~OR LOST -T- PasdtKwk No. 68845 ment and sharpening service trucking and package deUvery. Universal Consultant, 646- STORES INC. TBtRING Savings Bank of Manchester. 0412. sor. 289-7464. Clean, Late Model BY FRANK O’NEAL HWVSaF on all makes. L & M Equip Refrigerators, washers and SH O RT R IBS fe rn - Application made for payment. ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon, PARK & OAKLAND AVES. I'BSS OHEJVROLIETr—^Best ^ e r . stove moving specialty. Folding RESPONSQIBLB woman wanted KEJ&i. 875-7609. Manchester Ex EAST HARTIFORD, CONN. USED CARS FOUND V— Pair of new canoe . 644-8526. ch airs fo r rent. 649-0752. for occasional baby sitting MAN ISTHP Hl6i4eST FORM EAGLES. & MAKE-rr. change—Enterprias 1945. paddles, Klepper make, at PART-TIME typist and clerk with t'wo pre-sctoooWrs, must Top Prices lâld N MpgTAMWUkttABE OPUfg.POH?TÂ 68EE? 1968 BUICK RlvleTa hardtop, ------be patient but firbn.... Refer nearby lake. Call 649-3982 af Painting— Papering 21 for office in Manchester. Fa For All Makes DUMB. fuM fa cto ry w arranty, beautl- ir rm rin s Private Instructions 32 miliarity with statistical typing ences required. Write Box N, ter 4. or shrubbery need INTERIOR and exterior paint ful ptmUnentsl gray, up to 81,- tnimiming? 643-2662. v EXPERIENCED Vernon teach helpful. Call 649-2206. H erald. 1 500 o ff Mst. A ca r fo r the m ost ing, wallpaper removed, fully CARTER CHEVROLET er will tutor elementary stu di^nlminating buyer. Trades Insured Rene B elanger, 643- WATTREISS — experienced, PART-TDME OIFFKIE work, TREE REMOVAL—Land clear dents this sun|mer. Schedules C O .. IN C ; Announcements 2 accepted. Please call Mr. Val- 0612 o r 644-0804. part-time, closed Sunday. Ap you name the hours. Experi ing, pruning, wood for sale, now being arranged. Ail ele 1229 Main St. lee after ^:30, 289-6483. ply- In person, Center -Restau ence helpful hilt not essential.. typewriters and' adding reasonable. 643-2009. mentary school subjects of q Phone 649-523$ machines for lease. Yale Type rant, 499 Main St. Ndahols-Manchester Tire, Ino., 1955 CHEVROLET—0 cylinder, L A L Painting contractors, 849- fered: Arithmetic — grades w riter S ervice, 649-4986. 295 Broad Bt, 643-5179. . standard, 4-door, best offer. Household Serviees 6066, Glastonbury, 633-1721. one-three; reading, English, HAIRDRESSERS — opening for 6 * 875-1970 after T. and other subjects — grades 2 hairdressers in a busy mod ESUGER LIMOUSINE Service, ______Offered 18-A JOSEPH P. Lewis custom paint Inc. Weddings and special oc one-six. Afternoon and evening em shop. Good working condi MORTT MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl 1959 CADILILAC — Coupe De- REWEAVINO of hums, moth ing, interior and exterior, pa- a casions. Phone for appoint hours. CaU 875-2765 after 6 tions. Apply Magic Mirror, 757 ■vllle, 2-door, hardtop. Tills low holes. Zippers repaired. Win peihanglng, wallpaper re BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE m ent. 649-7853. p.m . Main St., Manchester. CUSTOM MADE mileage creampuff is like new dow shades made to measure, moved. Wallpaper-books on re IÎDDINS? llpCNrA5Cfie-nH INfclM ASryHA6 in every respect; Full power all sizes Ven^ltlan blinds. Kay* quest. Fully insured. Free es AFRAID, AW OLD FRIEND, h ecd u lpn h i t a ANARlBALme^FCCHITTIN©, TREAT YOUR rugs to an Elec PART-TIME registered nurse SLIPCOVERS AND DRAPERIES immt Q u ciw SUP ACROSS V Including windows and seats. tim ates. Call 649-9658. Schools and Classes 33 I THAT I'VE 60T W1 INTO QUnEAOAAA. H\e> U FB trolux (R) enjoy cleaner, made while you wait. Tape re wanted, 3 hours dally in Tol TC SORDGRinO SOUniTISTNAMe BASeSALL IF Cunliffe Motor Sales, Route cord ers fo r r e n t M arlow 's, 887 land School system. Contact PBPBNDEOON brighter, longer Tasting rugs. INSIDE and outside painting. (Solidi nr Stripes) Also Upholstering MtPPEFECT,SUX. BUTF.XUTTu ri IT / > 83. Vernon, 643-0016. Main., U0-02n. B oard o f E ducation o ffice . 875- *»- employment. QUALITY Conn., Exit 9 4 ,Wilbur Croes 3 7 ^ hour weekf ■ paid —CHICK KAHP/1 CAROL MORE DOUSHI APmvNTiy; HoniMeAPPEAi^ywnoRiBr Bob Violette, Sales Manager ior and exterior. Free esti COUNT 15 BUT tlL HAVE EVERY rience, complete remodeling, TRAINING IS LICENSED P arkw ay. AAETCMALASTWCEK WELL ABOV» ______T0-a*5AVB/lteW®l RE$giENTMATV«> m ates. CaU 643-9835. vacation, hoBpUaUta- WANTED — Ftohing partner to additions, rec rooms, concrete AITD ACCREDITED. ASK AT poaets/CAROL NDRMALi $ a iN 6 A D ra WILE RAPIU5 INTROOOCa)! RISE our OF g o up to M aine, July 7., Call SOLIMENE MOTORS work and garages. Refeiences EXPERT Papeihanging — all ABOUT OUR IRON CLAD tion, pension plan, in .NSPPCTORl * dUESnONEPl GUARANTEE. | 6496284. given, free estimates. OaU 648* materials, specializing , in surance —— and many 367 Oakland S t—643-0567 vinyls, sanitas, walltex, mur- 8 FT. BTDiDENT w on ts x4de to Bos* 2629. 6 . als. CaU evenings, free esti other benefits. too—eaily Frtday evenings or Ctdl Hartford 319-7771 anytime. NEWTON H. SMITH * SON— m ates, 644-88(U. early Saturday mondngs, 1957 ^CBDEVROILETr BU A ir, Remodeling, repsdring, addi P itN IC Apply in person . stoare expenses.'643-1316. V-6,^ automatic transmission. tions, rec rooms, garages, PAJINTIING — E xterior and In EARN UP TO $225 Rnmaouiate In and out If you porches and roofing. No job terior, reasonable rates. 643- TABLE have been looking for depend 2009. A WEEK DRIVING IfTraUk AntomobDiw Fmr Sale 4 too smaU. CaU 649-3144. FRE-DRnXED FOR ••• yv able low cost traneportaition, THE BIG RIGS m S i • CART Yotr credit turn- inspect this one. CunUSfe Mo- CARPENTRY — Omerste wort, ~~Floor Flnlshlnff S4 EAS1& ASSEMBLY ed. 4invar short on dcfwn pay- tor Sales, Route 83, Vernon. ansrttUng from oellar to vooC, JOBS WAITING ' I f f 1.01 IW.T mentT' BaidouptT Reposses- 643-0016. Iiuids and out, no substitute for FLOOR SANDING and refinlah- qual.ty work, satisfaction guar Ing (specializing in older Moot /jon’t despair! Bee Hon- Train Now— Pay Later *22.95/ eat Douglas, inquire about low- Anto Accessories—Tires 6 anteed, competative prices, no floors). Waxing floors. Paint ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFT and McWlLUAMS - eiit' down, amaltoat payments Job too smaR D A D Carpsn- ing. Papeibanging. No job too W. G. GLENNEY CO. 1951 PACKARD fn gin e and If you can pass a physical anywhere. No araall toan or ft- t ^ , days 643^1904, svenlngs 649< stnalL John VerfalUe, 649-5750. trarawnteslop, intact, good aiid need a steady job 886 NORTH MAIN ST. HE'S JUST A ^ SHOVE OFF, HOT Bhitod ooaipid^ |laa..Ooiig)afl 8880. 'round, here Is you r par- o a a d itk », $50. 876 F o r ftps# MBl mtsr B. trucks. Pbona 3-269-7771 MAID icRBEto W BOONE. Need n rooDM, eotered appitencss, tin anytim e. car? No-caob needed, 100.oar Msti for camp, lake or oou|la. 3= ; for Conn. Motor Lodge. eeleetion. ■ Ask toe V x. B nm - ,^•496043. H Mortfscss 27 4 day week, starting Help Wanted—Female 35 her, 280-82rt, deatar. ■ - ______sSmWUz fBUym pBRKmmut, fHOOMD MORTaAOB - Un- July 1st. Apply to e&i so n J)D d GE Obcoeet, jl oyUn- srowjiiw Oo. •— JkBpg., tllsrik' limited funds avsOabte for sec WATIRESS—eveningd, mast be- m a n lie r'a t 400 Tol- dor, hynlotnatic, good oobdi- 1966 HONDA S-90, sxosHsat ttono; additkM aad iwnoasl and nortgagM, paymsnte to ovtt 2L i^pply in psnoii. Aao- OoB, RRsM tiree, good. Fttoe. eandW ea, law, law ndtaagA tag oC SB types. BsafttlBd sutt yaux bodgat Ibêdiant dia Saataoraot, IM Mtond laiid Tpke. - 1 CaU 04B-nS2. 3295. CbH 649-4069. wertmsnah^. 8196113, aervlea. J. B. Realty, 643-6129. T[d(e, Manchester. f . / ■ .,/*■ V r r ‘
MANCHESl^Rt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONKijr THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-THREB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER!, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 Pa g e t w e n t y -t w o Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 7S Apartments—Elatn— FuniiBhed Apartments 63-A Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Apartmenta—Flator- Help Wanted— Hoosehold Goods 51 Rooma WKlunit Board 89 T e n e m e n t s 63 S. ROOM fumishbd apart- MANCHESTER—7 room Spht EjjRIVE BY 21 Avon' Street then MANCHESTER — B o w e r s SMALL family i>erfectlon — 6V4 TWO FAMILY — 4^ rooms. DRIVE BY 14 EJeho Dr. Vernon. SOUTH WINDSOR — Ranch, Help Wanted—Male 36 Tenements W garage, fireplace, rec rOwn, " ment, stove, refrigerator, hot Levd, famUy room, 1% baths, can for onrt Zinsser to inspect School. New 6 room Colonial, room Cape -with center en large enclosed sunporch, 2-car Oah Joe Lcmibardo to show you Male or Female 37 MAYTAG WRINGESt type wash- ROOM wHh Mtchen privllo«es, ____ ROOiMB — Second flpok, half acre lot, assumable 4^% OOUUEGE students interested _ water, heat. Apply Marlow’s, modem kifaên with hullt-lns, this Immaculate ahunlnum sid baths, builtdns, aluininum trance, li-vtog room with fire garage, lot size 112x330. Could this heautdfiil contemporary Co or, G. S. 40” electric stove, centrally located, Mrs. DoiMgr, ^ middle age ^couple pr*T«,tsl. mortgage. CkU 644-0244. in excellent summer income CLERK — ftiB o r pert-Ume, 087 Mato a t one car garage', priced for ed Cape with garage end full siding, garage, quality built place, dining room, sunporcb, stand some interior decorating. lon ial 'With raised hearth fire $36 each. C all 64S-89M. 14 A rch B t Call 643-8490. place and 1% baths, three over ASSIFIED phis opportunity to compete for hours flexible, driver's license, ment or home. J. Beal Bs- qu ick sale. $22,900. PhUbrick recreation room. Belfiore Agen low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- good sized kitchen with attrac Down paym ent, $2,000. J.D . student awards of up to $1,000. some experience in store work t h r e e rooms and bath, all Real Estate Com pany. 643-5129. sized bedrooms, nice view. Bel f OLBAN itOOM for non-emoking Ute, a^J-5120. b e a u t i f u l new apartments, Agency, Realtors, 640-8464. cy, 643-Sim. 013L tive cabinets, first floor bed HigMy reputaUe company. preferred, good pay. Apply ntiUties, elderly oouide pre- fio re Agency, 643-5121. Legal Notice MmCELLANBOUB household working gentleman. Call 649- Woodbrldge Gardena. 44 room and ftdl bath. Two twin For an appointment call OS^ Miller Pharmacy. 6 ^ r o o m s , beat, hot water, feryed, bus line, large porch. $6,000 —ÛYS THIS year ’voi^ DRIVE BY 42 CoiKord Rd. tiien SALE by owner —Man sized bedrooms upstairs. Gen NEW 2 fam ily, 5-5 room s, 2-car goods fo r sale, CaM 043-9067. 1436 after 6 p.m . duplex $150. 84 room fla t $135, garage, separate heating, alum- DRIVE . BY 261 Box Mountain Disnucrr OF OOVESNTRY sa ADPm nsiNG CTOQ. stove, refrigerator, ptxking, 272 M ato. cottage, attached garage, treed ask for Bin Coe to siiow you chester, near Bowers School, erous cloeet space. E\iU sized 2 large oedrooms, 14 bettha, Dr. to Vernon. Call for Joe PHCyBATE COURT,, June 13. 1S66. GENERAL CLEANING. <3*^^ COUCH and two chairs, good MASTER bedroom, next to $130. 15 F orest St., oO Main lot, good investment. Mitten this mammouth Ranch 'with 7 room Cape, 8 bedrooms, 2 basement, detached garage, toum storins and screens,, fine R E : Edward Cfiarlee . DeLons, Apartment development. OaH modem, Mtdien with G.E. re ffMAtJ. FURNISHED heated ______location, $2,600 down. J. D. Lombardo to show you this ex Kathy Elaine DeLonz .and Susan CLASSIFIED ADviÎKinSING DEPT. HOURS condition, $60 o r best offe r. Call shower, to be shared with an St.. 6464)090, JH3A678. A gen cy, R ealtors, 643-0930. rooms on one floor. Selling for baUis, $18,000. OaU 643-9657. with patio. Aluminum combin 876-0906 ftxnn 1 to 8 p.m . frigerator. range, dlapoaal, R eal Estate Com pany, 643-5129. ecutive Ranch with beautiful 40 Hay DeLong in said UBtrict. minor 8 AJL t* 5 PAL PLUMBER — experienced fa after 3, S«844«l. other gentleman. Parking. M9- ations, city utilities. Near bus chrlldren. dishwasher. Private baaemMito SraToa MANCHESTER — large cMw MANCHESTER - Six room m ile 'View, too many extras to Upon the appUcaiion of Fatrlda new w ork, ca ll 649^3266. esoi after 6. FIVE ROOM rent, second floor, line, schools and shopping cen — 4:30 p.m. Ofionlial, 4 or more be>ventiT. -ln saM ery routes are now open hom e while you vacation. 876- IXXXtINO for anything to real fiore A gency, 643-5121. 2-oar basement garage, lot dliWrlct. on the 27th day of June, 649-6667 after 6 p.m . twin beds. Suitable for two alldiTig glass doora. On hue line, and 5 flats, on bus lino, $18,- ______$13,2(X1 —7 room home, $ bed MANOHXSTER—Immaculate 6 tifW area, 6 room Ranch, 2- A.D. 1966. at 10:30 qclock to the which will give the right aatate rentals — apartments, B BT O F OSVTCEl suites to 90x186, fireplace, many, many DIAL 641*2711 8294. ------gentlemen. Parking, oentrad^ near schools, shopping and 900. PhUbrick Agency, Real- DRIVE BY 76 Tracy Dr. then rooms, dining room, near room Cape, 2 -cv garage, near car garage. Bent & Bent, 236- forenoon, and public n^we M men good income and homaa, multipla dwelltags, no state Theater Buildtog. In extras. J.D . R ealty, 643-5129. riven of the pendency of stud oppto 'located. 643-3669. torarchea. Open dally ahd week tors, 640-8464. call for Homer Grasseler to Bohoois, bus and shopping, city bus, shopping and schools, 3211. BJvenlngS, M r. Grady, wid tJie tdino and place oc permanent anployment. 5 faes. CWl J. D. Ra*l Eatota. quire 11-8 pjv», Mr. Daly, 648- Bum , Bm. ^M ends, noon • 5 p.m . 649-6591, show you this immaculate 4 utllitlee. A fine starter home. quick occupancy. Bel Air Real 643-2594. hoorina thereon by pubU*tog a day week, many fringe 643-5139.______78SX $16,900 -6V& R O O ii RANCH, MANCHESTER — 4 room ex copy of this order o i« » to soma C o H — ad Ft m i Pfcadfaq P099 flo o r m odel, $126. 649-9819. 648-0106, 643-1028 evenin g . Lo- bedroom, 2 bajhroom, over- MiUette A gency, 643-6092. Estate, 643-9332. — ■■■ ■ I ■ ■. riAWwrMYMiq* having n&VUuT a& circuuuautidnâtioti lum benefite. A liberal commis . 643-1773. CLEAN room for rent, near built-in stove, raised hearth pandable Cape, top condition, oated at junction of Woodbrldge STORE for baiher shop or of- SOUTH WINDSOR — spadoua posting a copy sion arrangement makes COUCH, chairs, tOBlee, diihes, 84 ROOM fumWhed or unfur flre^ce, basement, large sized Cape with many, many MANCHESTER — two famUy, shed dormer, fireplace, rec TWO FAMILY—5 and 5 flat, 8 Hdp Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 AVAlLAiBLE:—Practical nurse, bath. 64 High St and Parker Sts. M.P. Enter oversised 7 room Split, 2H th e r ^ on .the » portable TV, vacuum cleaners, nished, oil heat, private, floe. Center Street location. C. wooded lot. Hutchins Agency, extras Including waU to wall S-5, 2-car garage, conveniently room, oil hot water heat, $16,- bethoom anangement, level the Town ot O oven^. to jt i d W g possible high earnings. Op housekeeper, companion, day batha, paneled fam ily room , at leaM ten before said BBATHfG and phnnblng ape- AUO TO TOUR income wotk- portunity to progrese with roaster, etc. Good for cottage shady, parking, adults. New prises. J. Morrison Realty, 649-9713, R ealtors, 640-6324. carpeting. Belfiore Agency, locAted, Investment opportun 700. Hayes A gency, 646-0131. treed lot, convenient east side or week, own transportation. ^ a. top kKation, âdsnd Jud«a WSl train qualified man ing 3 or 4 nights a week, 4 use. 70 Oxford 8t. Saturday LIGHT Housekeeping rooms, Bolton R d., 643-6389. 643-0644. 643-5121. ity. Leonard Agency, Realtors, location. Wesley R. Smith national ooncetpi. 1-423-4805. $14,500 BUYS this 3 bedroom street. H ayes A gency, 646-0181. ______i and Sunday 10-6. Main S t 643-4074. MANCHESTER — 5 bedroom Construction Co., 643-1567. m g . Sclndae, 376-9706. o r 6 h w ra a night, start Im- Apply Personnel Depart Furnished ApwrtinenlB 63-A IXBSlRABIBl store or offlos DRIVE BY 28 C obum R d. then 646-0469. Ranch, ,'with h uge lot. EV>r fun ------mediately, no expisrience nec ment, Jietween 8:30-11 a.m., Immaculate' modem home, COVENTRY — delightful older I Bi^STT in my hê prices on colonial ROOM for woriring girt or worn K room suLi^mont, 470 . ■ space, grm m d flo o r, d ea n . at> OOU for Homer Grasseler to TWO FAMILY — 8 yeturs oM, information call Mitten Agency HIGH RIDGE — Overiooking essary. Apply in person, Monday - Friday. bybv hour, daydav or week,week. Park'Park- *■ ______rt«i: large lot with swimming pool, home in convenient location and modem ftxmiture. Why pay an with home privilegee. Call M ain « . AduW . 96, 643-34a6. THREE R O ^ tractive and reasonable. Apply near school, bus, shopping. Bel show you this beautiful Elnglish located In close proximity to R ealtors, 643-6930. Salters Fond, 4 bedrooms, 2 m e a d ty Ice Cream Store, 436 ade area. 643-4434. ______nished apartment, newly dec- with 3 bedrooms, 2-car garage. 12th Circuit 50 per cent more for over 643-1034 after 5:30. Mr. Daly, State Theatre, 11 Tudor with cathedral beamed fuU baths. By owner, 649-4912. Main St., Manoheeter. SEALTEST FOODS orated, private entrance, park A ir R eal SJetate, 643-9332, ^ f MANCHBOTBR 4 fam ily If you are looking for a home head? Also sterilized recondi SMAZXi APARTMENT — 4 a.m . — 8 pJtt. ceiling and stone construction worship. Three bedrooms In MILK DIVISJON ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, ing, living room, bedroom, home, excellent location, tip with extra land, this listing has Dogs—^Krds—Pets 41 tioned used furniture. LeBlanc rooms and bath, stove and re that 'would cost a small fortune each apartment, plus built-in DARTMOUTH HEKSHTS — 7 G>urt Cases CARPENTER 366 Homesttod Ave., Hertford quiet, convenienit location, 324 frigerator Main St. location, kitchen, heat Included, Main St. m a i n ST. location —store or to build to this day and age. top condition, permanent sid rocat- Bent, 236-3211. Ehrenings . M r. mortgage on six rooiti, full Houses F9r Rent 65 1% tiled baths, lovely land then ask for Norman Hohenthal dining room, 2-oer garage, bus 643-2009. end .at the Tolland State JaU ^sssesrs — mghts GUARD health assured. Southington, tion. Call 649-3973. NEED A RENT? OaH the Rent ed, $160 monthly. 648-7467. NOTICE OF BID Grady, 643-2694. shed Cape. Large family scaped yard, one car base to show you this newly listed Une, $16,600. W olverton A gen anyvitay. 628-6873. Man, no charge. West Side AJNDOVER L akefronh—6 roOm UNUSUAL CUSTOM Ranch, 6 kitchen, 2 spacious ■ bed V O V W M X M Deal Mekers aikl MacMiMs — PRilGIDAJRE refrigerator — Realty, 649-4342, 649-8566. The Manchester Board of Ed- ment garage, one block to Immaculate home to a highly MANCHESTER — Spacious cy , R ealtors, 649-2813. FULL-TIME — TWcottvllle THREE BEDROOM new apart- Binê house, 2 diildren accept rooms and attached garage, rooms up,' situated on % MtoFarlane was presented yes days and oiglito very good condition, best of ment, oven and range, heat ucation seeks bids for milk to school, bus and shopfUng. desirable area, 2-car garage, custom built' 6^ room Ranch, acre woêd lot $17,900. area, 4 nights per week, GROOMING and boarding cOl ed, $126 monttily. 742-6906. OOZY 4 room Ranch — Ideal built 9 years ago by present terday by Paul MioGeary, adult W rtto M . B ok 060, fe r, OaH 649-3716. MODERN — 3 room apartment, and hot water, perking. $160. be supplied to the pidilic school Priced realistically at $22,- completely redone inside and. picture book kitchen, 13x21 liv For details caU D. Douton, aMsesee Grinder — days $72.80 per week to start, breeds. Harmony HUls, H. C. for retirement or starter home. owner. Acre lot, beautifully probation officer, who told the Oe OsB 64*4070 fint floor, heat, hot water, J. D. Beal Estate, 643-5120. cafeterias for the 1966-1967 900. out. Owner has just obtained ing room, paneled recreation 649-6306. excellent opportunity for ^ s e , Hebron Rd., Bolton. 648- YOUNGfiTOWN sink, 64", por- MANOHIBSTER^-Dignified set In park - like area. Have a landscaped, quiet rural area. court that McFarlane was a stove, refrigerator, all utilities I ... ' ~ echool year. Bid openings 3:30 professional appraisal which is room . H ayes A gency, 646-0131. Itadisotlon MtUing Operators — advancement. Call 1-334- ______ceiain, faucets and spray, ex- ting. Elxecutive 4 bedroom dream com e tm e fo r $11,200. IhWer 20’s. 649-1266. B & W good worker during the week. fUmltoied. Ideal for worUi^ ATTHACnvE 8 room apart- pm., D.S.T., Thursday, June available on request. Belfiore ’a weekend drinking 7367 collect for interview. cellent oonditi<», $35. C&U 742- piodeim Cape. 2 ftiU baths, ma- „ ■R.TTAT TV flO Tn<* NE3W LISTING — Manchester. Ohar-Bon R eal Estate, 643-0683 WANT A tiger In your house? couple. 88 Birch 8 t Call 649- 2 pedple, heat, stove, 3q_ ipge. Specifications In bid jor appliances, waU to wall U « K KihALiX U U . in & Ageixty, 648-5121. BARROWS and WALLACE 7287 after 6:30 p.m. Little grey tiger kitten, friend 8448. refrigerator, electricity, hot ây be secured at 1146 2-famlly, 6-6 duplex, centrally Manchester Parkade ^ « carpeting included, $175 with 643-2692 R ealtors D R IV E B Y 278 Ludlow R d. Call VICTORIA Rd.—7 room Colon Lots For Sale 73 Mancheeter 649-6306 MaePariane waa p ^ on ly, housebroken — free. Call water. Reasonable. 549- 2^âin Street, Manchester, Con- located, beautiful lot, garage FLOOR manager wanted ter MAN for part-time afternoons AEMaRAL refrigerator, $50. GRISWOLD ST. — 1 rooms, one year lease, option to buy. lor Norman Hohenthal to show ial with 4 rooms down and 3 probation in October, 1964, on a 049-2280. 5324. carport. Leonard Agency, Real MATHER STREET AimMataae TWiM> TTtdmrJMHFUr WArk B IMip^r. UAM MO*x4^ n WMhtrAYwIc ar^rtfinc Air-conditioner, aqtdrrel type, heat, hot water, refrigerator necticut. The right is reserved 649-4912. Robert D. Murdock 643-6472 you through this beautiful 7 up, 1^4 baths, exceUent condi ROCKVILLE — large 8 year old charge of breach of peace. Arthur Drug. Intcreetlng work 5 days, no weekends, sorting tors, 646-0469. lot with 142 feet frontage. In after 5 p.m. with fan, $26. Rototiller, cost and stove, disposal, air-condi to reject any and all bids. room Spilt -with parquet floor- tion throughout, one tar ga 6 room custom Cape, full dor- «if he is confined for any per- and good salary with bensfita. Hnens. Apply to Mr. Joe Belon- ___ ”A” zone, hut permission has $350, aehll« $76. OaB 649-3943 tioned, parking, in 4 family D. E. Pierce, Ing, Andersen 'windows, auto- WARAN6k e RD. — Oversized rage. Sensibly priced to sell at mer, Mtchen built-ins, 1^ lod of (work) time, he will loee Apply to penon, Mr. Bem- PART-TIME gas etatlon attend ger between 8-11, Monday-Fri- CUTE Httie short haired brown been granted to allow a two for appointment. house. 247-4046 or Glastonbury Business Manager NBJW TWO family flat — 6-6, m etic Wteihen and m any, m any Cape on the bop o f the hlH. $19,000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, baths, fireplace, open stairway, u s job. Us vacation, and any ntein or M r. Gasper, 942 Main ants, see Mr. Sloan, Esso Serv day at Manchester Coat and puppies. $6 Call 649-4866 NOTICE SubuilMui Fiir Rent 66 family to bo constructed on the 633-7402. Bowers, school area, large other extras, AA zone on the Four bedrooms, two baths, big 643-1577. city water and sewers. Walk- benefits be has earned.” Me- Bt.. Moncheeter. ice Center, Route 83, Vefnon. Apron, 73 Summit St. , AlUTOMlATTC W'AHHXNG m a- lot. All utilities available. T.J. At a meeting held June 6, 1966, ROCKynXiE — 4 rooms for Mtohenl 22' Hvtog room, sep desir^le Porter Street side of rec room. Vacant, trades con ing distance to eveiyihlng. Oeoiy wcplalned. chine, good condition, $25. OaH the Planning and Zoning Com LAKEWOOD CRICLE North — Crockett. R ealtor, 643-1577. . PRESS OPERATORS SCHOOL BUS opwator —^part- Articles For Sale 45 rent, stove, refrigerator and arate furnaces, city uthitlea. Rockledge. SeHlng below re- sidered. In the thirties. T. J. $17,500. Bety Gessay Krlstofak, Judge John Daly repUefl, "H 643-5666. mission of the Town of Man NOTICE Also older 2-femlly. Cadi Leon Custom buUt Ranch being sold tim e lor sum m er ttiontfas, 4 RICH, STONE-FREE loam, paridng. $80 p er month. 876- plaxiemenrt cost. B elfiore A gen Crockett, R ealtor, 643-1677. WAPPING — 8 acre lot wito R ealtor, 876-0701. we- can eUminate Us weekends, chester, Connecticut, approved by origâl owner. Drive by FORK UFT OPERATORS days a week, 8 weeks. Good $15. Gravel, sand, fill, stone, =z=z=: NOTICE OF MEETING 860$. deezynski, Builder, 649-429L cy , 648-6121. 260’ on Clark St., tobacco shed, maybe we can eliminate Us WANTED FElRGUSON ROAD — We’re not our sign is on the property. LAKEJVIEjW T e rra ce : Four PACKERS pay. Call M8-8676, SHver Lans manure, white sand box and 1 v-_* * ee In accordance with the re- the foUowing subdivision: FOR ADMISSION cattle bam. Bel Air Real EIs- proUems and save Us job Us qu,regents of the Zoning Reg- “Property of Mervin C. ANDOVER Garden .Apartments BRICK RANCH — M od ern DRIVE BY 66 Ehdey St. then sure whether this is the best For appointment to inspect the room bouse, hot water base mask Shift — 46 Hour Week Bus line, Inc. patio sand. 643-9604. Musical Inatmmente S3 _ > . • m . ( ______V««41A. $*«« 409/ w tate, 643-9332. vacation and other benefits.” • IBM KEYPUNCH Thresher — Tolland Turn OF ELECTORS, roome, stove and refrigera Jdtehen with buUt-lns, 2% aak for Norman Hohenthal to buy of the week or not but we interior call T. J. Crockett, board heat; enclosed porch and BNAIRE DRUM W ith C5(mbal, ulatlons of the Town o f M an- The judge recessed court to OPERATORS pike and Adams Street— TOWN OF ANDOVER tor, nice eetttog, $90 per month. baths, formal dining room, do claim that this listing fea R ealtor, 643-1677, tiled baOi. 742-7066. EASTERN BOILER BRACE yourself for a thrill the set o f drum stick s and brushes, Chester, Connecticut, the **■“ Z’»—• on- show you through this gracious SBXXIND BOLTON _ Lake 4 ______check on a plan to jsdl MidB’ar- first time you use Blue lAistre Manchester, Conn. — Scale CONNECTICUT No lease. Leonard Agency, family room with fireplace, 2- 6^ room Ranch on a high ele tures solid housing value that , ,. ______?— ~— 99 XiOcmiB Bt., Maaohaatar • IBM CLERKS 2 lesson books, $25. Bongo ing Board of Appeals will hold car garage, AA Zone, $32,500. wooded lots, lakefront privl- VEIRNON Listing 29— 6 room lane only on weekends. He later high school to clean rugs. Rent electric l ”-40’ April 31, 1966-Hay- Notice is hereby gfiven that R ealtoni, 646-0469. vation, beautifully treed lot, 2- can’t ‘be duplicated at the low fantily, lies, $575 each. Goodchild- drum, $6. Call 649-0654 after a public hearing on Monday, PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, 6-6, built 1961, convenient to 1 >K>TE r, Ranch, half acre lot, fireplace, zeported that, under the law, a For TV and Appliance Dis sham pooef. $1. O lcott Varierty den L. Griswold, C.E.’’ the Board of Admissions of car garage, city location In a selling price of $25,600. This 5 p.m. June 20, 1966, at 8 p.m. in the 649-8464. schools, bus, tiiopptog, separ Bartlett, Realtors, 289-0939, scenic country Mving, Hartford jail term must nm consecutive. tributor. IBM trainees ac Store. At a meeting held June 13, Electors of the Town of Ando- country setting. Belfiore Agen lovely 6-room Ranch with fin TODCK DRIVEHB Hearing Room of the Mimlcipal ate utilities, aluminum com 289-9151. via Route Bent $c Bent, ly - trade school ceptable. Ideal w orking FENDER basamen ampUfler, suUding on the fbllowing ap- 1966, the Planning and Zoning yer will be ^ ^ Resort Property CONCORD IU>. — Beautiful cy, 643-5121. ished family room, 2 fire SCREENED LOAM tor the best binations, good income. Wol 236-3211:. ênlngs Mr. Grady, MiciFaitane was then mOered AND HELPERS conditions. Good salary. 5 good condition. Must seU, leav- -niicatiott®: ' OcrnimlMion. of the Town of town office building on Mon- Ranch, large Uvlng room, for places and attached garage ONE ACRE 5 miles from Man In lawns and gardens. Deliv For Rent 67 DROVE BY 126 Oak St. then verton A gency, R ealtors, 649- 643-2694. to jail at 6 p.m. Friday, and day week. Vacations. Ex ing for service. $250 or best of- prancia G Mott 283 Oakkmd Mancheeter, Connecticut, ap- day, June 20, 1966 from 6:00 mal dlnipg room, cahtoet has just been repainted and is chester center, block founda ered from our screening plant ask for Joe Lombardo to show 2813. wUl be released at 6 am . Mon- M w inoluda ail store bene- SENIORS cellent benefits. fe r. 643-8744.______Residence Zone A. Request Proved the following subdivi- COVENTRY — Lakeside mod Utcheu, 2 bedrooms, recrea in top oondiUon. Doris Smith tion, septic tank, excellent COVENTRY — Nathan Hale Also gravel, sand and fill. you this immaculate aluminum day, to time for Um to go to flte, profit sharing, store poSe of admitting all persoim em cottage, nicely ftimdshed, tion roomi landscape yard, win be happy to show it to t w O-FAMILY flat with a big well, $2,500. Terms $500. down. Heights. Area of nice homes. Don't Wait! Choose Tour An Equal Opportunity George H. Griffing, Ihc. And ELDCTTtIC Guitar, 4 weeks oW, extension of permiaaion to use \ - . Podrove aided older home on a 200’ treed w ork. discount, paid vaoatfona -who are found to be qualified to . excellent location. Call 643-6930 Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, you, today. CaU her at Jarvis 2-car garage located on Wood- Owner 742-8090. Big S bedroom Ranch, alumi Career Now . . . and start Em ployer over. 742-7886. includea case, new cord, strap accessory building for storage *Property of Leon Podrove and, shrubbed lot, new roof, Other diaporttloaBt Roger X and bohdays, hoapltaJlsa- Robert Rd. A Waranoke be Electors of the Town of An Realty Co., Realtors, 649-1200, bridge St. E’ive rooms down, ______num sidling and storms, ame. work af ter graduation. and cover, $60. OaH 643-2962 o f autom obile tires, a t above lo- COLUMBIA LAKE — small wa- 648-5953. aluminum storms, screens, Adams, 19, 110 Lake St, An-, toon inaumnee, 40 hour SPOTS before yout eyes — on Rd., Manchester, Coim.— dover, Conn. Eves. 649-2519. six up. Both units vacant. Sep- Resort Property For Sale 74 site drive, basement garage, after 6. cation. terfront cottages for rent, June, CJu s t o M built 6 room Raised doors. This is truly a Beat Buy. dover, breach of iteaoe, noUa With graduation day just CALL your new carpet — remove ______1--40’—May 24, 1966— The qualifications are as fol curate heat, porches, fencing, ------large treed lot. Beat inflation '___ Robert J. Smith, south side JiU y'and August. Call 643-2593. Ranch with heated flreplaced B elfiore A gency, 643-5121. MANCHESTER — Ranch, fine (not prosecuted); Robert li around the oomer now is them with Blue Lustre. Rent Hayden L. Griswold, C.E.” lows: Applicant must be twen etc. Real sound borne. T.J. ANDOVER LAKE — oozy 4 here. Only $16,200. Leaeenger Bailey 82, HazardviUe, resisting Fleasa apply Pesncmnel SapL Ford Street, Residence Zone B. famUy-room, 8 bedrooms, com residential neighborhood, mod the time to be making your Mr. R. H. Glickler electric shampooer $1. Paul’s (VIBES) Jenco 3 octave, Hke Request extension of permls- Dated at Manchester, Conn ty-one years of age, must be a ilteQUAllOCUT, R.I.—cottage, DRIVE BY 23 Middle Tpke.', C rockett, R ealtor, 643-1677. cottage overlooking lake. Oo., Realtors, WllUmantic, arrest, nolle, operating a motof fleoond Floor, 10 a.m. - 6 pjn. plete buUt-to kitchen, 30* U-vlng em kitchen with dining area, 4 poet • graduartton oarqsr 628-6581 Palnt A WaUpaper Supply. new, call 649-2674 after 6. to maintain parking lot, tkle 14th <*ay J i^ 19M resident of the Town of Ando 4 roome, near beach, hot ivaiter West, notice that this is an ex , . , __ 1,. ______stone . fireplace, oaUneted 426-9291 o r R obert Hattock, 426- -vehicle whUe under th e tafUi-. room, dtotog room, 8 fuU bath n NEW — two famUy with kitchen, screened porcb, dou- Planning and ver for six months. Any appll- and heat. OaU 643-0491. cellent location for an office 6331. THREE ton air-conditioner With at above location. rooms, 2-«er garage, 1^ acre tog room with paneled waU 4 % room flats, east side loca- Ue lot, reasomreasonable. ^. Hayes ence cf totoxiloaUng Uôr or SEARS ROEBUCK A 00. Print-Mart Co., Sunset St., Zonlng Commission cant who is a naturalized cltl- and home combination, big, fireplace, 9 closets, large fam drugs, $100, operating while hlz JU n «tt A WUtney Air NOW HIRIENG — Experienced 5 ton air cooled tower, good Office and Store GIANT’S NECK Heights —Mod- lot, $83,900. W olverton A gency, tion, apartment available for A gency, 646-0131. COVENTRY — Root Road — Residence Zone B. Extension of John B. Lamenzo, zen must present proof of cltl- clean, airy rooms, beautiful Uy room with fireplace plus lighbto do so 1$ suspen-* 1446 NEW BRVTAIM AVB. craft there are hundreds of carpenters, pattern makers or condition, best offer. 649-4332. Equipment em 2-bedroom cottage, 86’ sun- R ealtors, 649-2813. owner, cheaper than rent. Call ----- ■ ' , . . . FHA appraised, 3 bedroom __ permiaaion la requested to Chairman zenship. 'wraparound ' porch, beautiful game room and work shop. sion, $100; WUUam Blazensky), WEBT HASVITnaftD excstiMit job openlnga fbr apprentices for buildtog forms, deric, hot water, abower, arte- Norman Hohenthal, Belfiore I.AKEFRONT — fumizbed sum- Ranch, on a beautiful lot, near 16x16’ NAVY surplus pryXnld RESTAURANT equipipeM — maintain printing business at Clarence W. Welti, Ruth K. Munson, TWO BLOCKS from Main, $ flowers, trees and SfanAS in Pric^ for toiediate sale a/t 21i of 59 OUnton 8t, M ajê»> U gh tsehocH and trade good pay, benefits, opportuni elaa well water, fourth road A gen cy, 643-5121. cottage, 8 room s, fir e - church, sobool and stores, neat tent, 45 Englewood Dr., be- Going out of business. All reas- above location, Secretary Town Clerk room Colonial, 2-car garage, backyard. Call Joe Lombardo $26,900. Fliilbriok Agency, 649- ter, Intoxlcatton, $te; Robert echool giuduertaa. You are ty for advancement Mr. Keith, from pri'vate bearii, sleepe 8, ______place, trees, exceUent condl-' jANrrOSUl pai*4nM tre- tween 6-9 p.m. onable offers considered. Con- William J. Sinnamon, 461 enteosed poicli, shaded lot, for an inspection. Belfiore 8464. MANCHESTER Listing 27 — 6 tion, $12,000. Rutchinz Agency, and Carpenter, 17, 42 Hlcho Dr., Ver» tovHed to vistt the Pratt A 046-0124. $80. per week. M n . Carter, 742- senger Co. Realtors, WUllmaa- ^ nh«B, Hartford • Manoheeter WMtney Aircraft Employ tact Mrs. Davis.Û-2 Restau- Parker St., Residence Zone A. perm anent eidtog, $16,900. A gency, 643-5121. room Ranch, 2 baths, fireplace Realtors, 6495824. FROM wall to wall, no soil at R42. NEW LISTING — Manchester. tic, 423-9291 o r Robert HaUock, ®°®*’ area. Call 643-6091 3-0 p.m . ment Oifloe and dlsousa rant, 261 North' Main St., 646- Variance is requested to erect H ayes A gency, 646-0I18L half acre lot, formal dining u... » » amjx ui tatersectlon, sentence FUEL TRUCK ail. On carpets cleaned with D RIVE BY 196-197 M aple St. 8 room flreplaced Spilt, 4 bed 423-6331. on$y. your 4M»mmlanB with ca- caU R. F. Dlmock Co., 649- RANCH — 8 bedrooms, fire obey traffic control signal, tion win bring you excel BicknesB and accident In IStjr^bn. Rentals by the week ' trees. B elfiore A gency, 643-5121. 0469. room older Cape, extra large arid many other features iHloa fo r you. watehM, old jeweliy, hobby tion. place, large famUy Mtchen, sentence suspended; John P. lent wages, an outatanding surance, pension plan, va qb^two weeks. Stanton Realty, 6245. lot, $11,000. Call Helen Palmer, make this a unique, buy for oCfen Bo&te and AccCBBOliq* 46 ooUections, patotinga, attic oou' David Wilcox, 55 Hillside St., D R IV E BY 67 WyiUys St. This with huilt-lnB. FiUl hearted base 1964 SPOTLESS 2 fam ily, separ O’Neil, 21, of 10 Mints Court,, company bmeflt progrqpi, cations, paid holidays. See Fonnerty Lewlss * Stanton Leonard A gency, R ealtors, 646- $25,900.. Mr. McLaurtdln. “ Residence Zont A. Variance is MANCHESTER — attention in Is a custom 'built house that is m ent, $16,900. C har-Bcn R eal ate flimaces, excellent residen Manchester, breach of peace, 60 a variety of social and rec Sootty or Mike Lynch. 18- PIBERGLAS D o W Jet - Realty, Wtamapaug RoeuL Mls- 0466, 649-8877. 649-5306, e Oompiske Tratolag -110 h.p., Ford in & ia l en- tura Repair Bervlce. $48-7449. requested to maintain carport vestors — Unique opportunity selling for fantasUoaliy below E state, 643-0683. tia l area, $26,600. Hutchins days suspended sentence; Thom reational actIvitleB, a fine LOW COST. TOO! quamlout, R. L 1-401-506-2885. Program to buy 4-famUy ptes tingle replacemmt cost. A once to a A gency, R eoltora, 649-6324. as J. Bonan 56, of 119 Brooklyn retirement plan and excep MORIARTY BROS. gine, convertible top. Tandem HOUSIE5IOLD lots, antiques, EIGHT ROOM Garrison Colon- VEIRNON — 6 room contemn- ® ^ . e Automatic Pay Increaees home, new central heating sys lifetime opportunity for jfais orary Colonial built by U A BARROWS UntJ WALLACE S t.. RockvUle, Intoxication, $20; tionally go^ opportunitiee trailer. $1,800. 649-7960. bric-a-brac, clocks, fieines, CASH RATES (15 WORDS) e liberal Conq>any Benefits 301 Center St., Manchester south tem to 4-famUy, annual income type of buy. Only an interior lal, 4 bedrooms, large Mtchen, MANCHESTER — taimadUate Manchetser Parkade OiUee Roleau, 21, of 428 Adame for advancement. glasowaie. We buy eetates! ôwn of Manchester. O n* D a y ...... 45c 3 Days ...... $1.17 R, 1% baths, buUt-ins, sun 16’ RUNABOUT boat, wind- side Lawton and Weaver Rds., Wanted To Rent 68 $5,200. B ayes A gen cy, 646^)18L inspection will show the size, 1% baths,, garage, large- lot, 6^ room Ranch, 14x20 living Manchester 649-5809 St. Mancheeter, breech of peace, X you have a eoHege de MECHANIC for Bowl-Mor pin Village Peddler, Auctioneer, deck, garage, and a 40 mile riiield, do^k, marine, trailer. Six D a y s ...... $1.98 10 Days ...... S3.0D scop e and quality o f this ptro- bus lin e a M shopping. MU- room, 8 bedrooms, 2 tile baths, noUe. gree, with some business Hutobads cMotw Available In; setter machine, will train. Ap 420 Lake Bt., BoHon, 640-3247’. Woodbridge St., Reei- WAmnnD to rent — 3 or 4 bed- view . OiUy $22,500. Hayes A g 16’ Lanstrake boat. 1959 Ford ______dence Zone A. Variance is re fessional home. Please caU for lette A gency, 643-6992. modem kitchen phis dining VEHNON — 7 aorea, b a m fo r anpcclence you qualify for ply In person. Holiday Lanes, rocm apartmimt or house with ency, 646-0181. EAST HARTFORD SESSION MACHINiDlG 6. stortient. wagon, 43,000 miles. quested to erect Fire House, IMMEDIATE ACTION MANCHESTER an Inspection. Shown by ap- gpc ROOM Cape with fifll ehed area, paneled family room, fuU horse, Dutch Colonial home, 8 Ihla SHoellmt opportunitF. 39 Spencer St., Manchester. 6434371. ‘ôption to hoy, hi Manchester rooms, S fireplaces, priced in Clifton Sprague Jr., 18, of 20 XNBFBCnON WANTED — used electric chato and al^ variance to build clos- Call before 10:30 weekdays (9 A.M. Saturdays). You patotmenrt oiUy. Belfiore Agen dormer, 3 bedrooms, dining walk-out basem ent, alumltmm CXJVEINTRY — Route 44-A, on AMCRUIXT EMOINX o r vicin ity. 028-3941. storms, 120x200 lot. Owner middle 30’s. Harold Hincks, Tower'Rd., Manchester, pleaded WRITBk MiAN with some experience in aaw, 16” or 16” . 6i0-0688. e r to rear yard line than R egu - can start an ad or cancel an ad same day. Desirable 6% room Ranch, cy , 643-5121. room, fireplaced living room, two acres of land. Immaculate MEDHAiNIICS transferred. Immediate occu 2 bedroom Ranch, large living R ealtor, 875-6384. . guilty to a substitute charge of mm QtL c(»a»AifT pizza and grinder business to Diamonds—^Watchi ■■■ ------lationa permit, at above loca- WANTED — One bedroom fur- large hiring room -with -wall Mtchen with built-tos, 1% baths BHIBBn' M ETAL work alternating shift, good tlon . iianrlywtfr lED^titng alzbed apartment for month of 7^ ROOM Ranch, 3 bedrooms, pancy. H anley A gency, 643-0030 room, 1V& baths, laimdry area, ------;...... failure to Obey a state traffic P. O. Box n Jewidry 48 Rooms Without Board 59 bo wall carpeting and fire oil hot water heat, naturtd trim VEHiNON — S% Ranch, built- control sign and was fined $15. TOOL A DIE MAKING starting pay, age no lintlt. All persona InterMted may July and August, adiflts, no oversized kitchen, 2 rec rooms, 2 car attached garage, East Hartford, Conn. 06109 place, good sized Idtohen lot 102x360’, exceptional condi $17,600. W olverton A gen cy, b ENTON ST. — 7 room (Mlonlal, ins, aluminum storms, screens He was originally charged with AJRORAFT ENGINE Contact Mr. AnnulU at «zza WATCH AND JEWELRY re- THE THOMPSON HOUSE. Oot- S'ttend this hearing. 643-2711 Classified Dept. children, no pets. Please caH screened front porch, artesian and dining area, G.E. bullt- tion, Buckley School area. $19,- R ealtors, 649-2818. % baths, fireplace, nice porch, and doors/' loit 100x266, newly speeding, TESTIN G King, 423 Main St between patrtog. Prompt service. Up to toge Street, centrally located, Zoning Board of Appeals 289-412$ after 4. 1 w ell, $18,900. H. J . B radley, 1ns, 3 bedroom s, one ca r art- 'With shade trees, recently dec^ painted. $16,3P0. CaU 876-4616. ------XBinKIBlIBNTAL 1-3 p.m . $30 on your bid wateb to pleasantly fumUhed John F. Clifford, 900. PhUbrick AgeiK^, 649- PO RTER STREETT ^ D oris B roker, 643-7379. ------J An Opix>rtiHilkf tsched garage, complete •4 MIACnXNlNO trade. Closed Mondays. F. B. Chairman YOU NG, eaSUKUM business man 8164. Smith invites you to inspect this orated, 2-car garage, 2 blocks room s, parking. Call a49-3S5$ city utiUtlBS, convenient to 'VERNON — Beautifully de WEUXNQ PARrr-TQIME MAN to work B ray. 3 t l Mato BtsMt. Btato John A. Caglanrilo, desires sniaB furnished apart charming Colonial-style Cape from high and junior high. Only South Windsor French Cars Fetcer 1 fb Learn The tor ovaniii^ and parmanani everything. Asking $2(),900. $16,600—Oversized, inunaciUate signed 7 roonv Colonial with eventoge In local retoR store. Theater Building. ment with parkiing. In Man- Cod at your convenience. De $18,600. Call after 6 p.m ., 649- NBW SgDOMD Bueat ratea. Secretary 6 room Cape, one unfinished, SHADY RA^CH HOME attached 2-«ar garage. . Rec PARiliS— F ran ce produced 1,« OaH 643-'283S. cbestsr or vicinity. Would con signed for happy and gracious 3148. No agents. SHBT PROMIIUM shed dormer, fireplace, fenced room, 2% baths, large kitchen, 375.000 automobiles to 1065, ' r'' ' sid er sharing w ith sam e. OaH' famUy living, this 7-room home NEWSPAPER Employee working an the U & R REALTY CO. Inc. yard, trees, near hu?- Hutchins On a quiet street, in a good family room, twin bedrooms, some 16/000 fewer than to 1964.. IF YOtHl j>resent job lacks a Garden—Fairn>-Daii7 BE A PERSON 849-2876, EkL 5, between 2r5 is situated on an acre of de locaticm, rests this 5%-room aeoond aUft' at our East Agency, Realtors, 64§-5324. only one year young. This An even sharper rote of decline ftiture, wo con offer you a Products 60 pm . only. Ask for Mr. Ross. 643-2692 Realtors lightfully landscaped grounds. ' Ranch. Its famUy kitchen, Hartford and Southington home offers a high assumable was noted to truck and bus ouit- QRCULATION chance to make big money. X TWO FAMILY, 7% rooms, 2 Priced right for this prestige fireplace, 8 bedrooms and a plants wiB receive an In- you have good references and “J® Robert D. Murdock 648-6472 CAPE mortgage. Wesley R. Smith, put—frean 225,664 to 1964 tO baths, 2-car garage, oil beat, area. CaU D oris at 649-1200, patio, add up to a good ereased sh ift premium are willing to Work hard to Nightorawlers. TomassewsM, BoshiesS Property Refaltor, 643-1667. 212.000 to 1965. NOT A NUMBER! gas hot water, mein thorough value for you.. $18,900. To equal to 10% of their hour- Box 363, South Rd., Bolton, E ves. 049-2619, Jarvis R ealty HELD learn our electrical sales busi A F or Sale 70 Six nx»ns, all ■'finished'and see call Don Sisco, 649- Ig bane rate. en dally. 649-6472. fare. Makes Ideal income prop C o. ness, apply in person art 1128 PRINCETON S t — Custom huUt newly decorated, nice loca 5806. Tbs nattonV oUoal ani 3 bedroom home, oabtoert Mtob- erty or professional use. $28,- Ykm the EmployaMBrt Office Main St., Bast . Hartford, or Bven though Iona is Manchester’s largeet employer, BOWER’S area — Immaoulata tion, near shopping, bus, Mew England’s fa s t e s t en with dining area, laundry 600. PhUbrick A gen cy / 649-8464. 400 Mein Street call S38-6702. If you qualify Househted Goods 51 we treat our workers like people . . . not bke numbers. Sportinfif Goods Store 6 room Cape. Oil forced air schools, fireplaced Uvlng B & W growing newspaper has an room, latgo cedar ckwet, 2 Bast Hartford, Connecticut we wW furnish 'Inventory, fl- Our staff, from the president on down, knows our wwkers 4 BEDROOM Colonial, waU to heat, garage, private lot, $17,> room, waU to wall eaipet- opportunity for a man to USED refrigerators, Dofag very nice buainess. Rea baths, Jelousled gtaased - In itance your time sales and OLEAN. waU carpeting, 2-car garage, 900. Call Lappen Agency, Real Ing in dining room and liv BARROWS and WALLACE wotlc ae a Newspeperboy automatic washars on a “First Naim Basis.” sonably priced for quick sala porch, 2 «ar garage, Mariw ing room will stay. CaU Manchester Parkade —Open for Tdur Convenience— cover your gross receipts with cenge*. IVi baths, dlni^ room, alumi tors. 6495281. Sopervieor in He RoekvHto bonus and commission paid on with guaranteea. Bee them at Excellent financing available. E. Rr^rtson, Realtor, 64859IB early. Ifoaday through Friday Ours Is not a company with large government contracts num screens and storms, city MOVINQ—Owner must sell at taonch ofAoa a weekly basis. B. D. Pearl's AppUancea, $•■ LAKE ST. — new Raised Ranch 8 AJI. to 6 PM. which may ha canceled overnight. We are In the competi DBWER-^Jtoeated In one of the ]^j;AiNCHESTBR — 7 room C o| - water and sewers. $2J,500. tractively landscaped execu Mato St. Call e 4 S -2 m . with finiahed rec room, 1^ luea.. Wed., Ttnsa. Bvae. tive alectrte appUanoc hustaess and we are proud ef the saettaw of town- Pres- distance to a* PhUbrick A gency, 649-6464. tive home on-3 acres. Separate M ob aenat bova m *sriri to berths. Now being comi^ted, BEL AIR REAL ESTATE T » 8 P J L SINGiat automatic Zig-Eeg to fact that wn san ”Hoid Our Own” with the largest to tiie ent ossnsm gdag south. scho^, 8 bedrooms, formal 4 room apartment — income. seosfe wRh boya. The work MANCHESTER — immaculate ■buy now tuid choose your own Saturday Monhnga TIB Noon Help WBated— cabinet, like new, monograms, PRATT & fid d . dtotog room, den, generous ■Very pri'vate. 5 m iles to Man anMto ihe dlraeting ef EAfiir HADDAM—SlAnmer re 7 room Colonial in established interior and exterior decorat 643-9332 Male or Female 37 embroiders, buttonholes, blind Mtoben with pantry,, one car chester center. 'WIU sell far Bswapapaitioya to the sarv- sort with 11 uMts to addition to neighborhood. Large bedrooms ing, big wooded lot. Selling for teing and aeUng of Hart hemlng, etc. Originally over At Iona, you’ll he working to a modem, air conditioned garage, $22,600; W olverton below cost. Oytoer, 742-8090. . WHITNEY an excellent 8 room ColonlBl with walk-in ckwets, centrally $23,500. T.J. Crockett, ReMtor- ford Ocurant subscribers. PR ATT & WAITRESS and WAITER need $300, take over left 7 paym ents plant to a plMsant, rural setting. Our parking faclHtlea A gency, R ealtors, 649-2813, with 2 fuH ceramic .tiled baths, located. Bel Air Real Elstate, 643-1577. OOLUeS i A Lakefront 7 ed, part-time. Call Bolton Lake o f $8 each. Call S32-09S1. ,arq adequate and you are only 30 seconds away from youp OUMBBJRIJ^lp,,,,8^^, - - stately Hotel, $48-9731. plus swlnuolng pooL located 260 CHARTBIR Oak St. — $ 643-9332. . room summer home, easily X you iwve X m shove real- AIRCRAFT car. MANOHBSTER— New 8 roesn 6 room home, pric^ ' M''mid WHITNEY ------r ' ...... aF' F^GIDAIRB electric near the Opera House.. Reoson- room Raivch, one car basement winterized by adding furnace, denee qusMttcations, have a MANCHESTER — 8 room Colonial, $26,500. 591 Adams teene on private residential no good driving record (we PARKADB CLEANERS need range, 4-bumer, modem styl We have a modsen cafeteria where you can purchasa elily priced for qotek sola gardge, lar^ lot 106x236, ex- cement dock, good swimming. PAWA la hirtog large numben of pe«q>le from outstda Um home, IVi baths, excellently lo St./ comer of SJdmund St. through street. Spocloue 'En hmiish an automobile) and presser, good- working cendi- ing. $S0. or best oflfm'. 649- Greater Hartford Area to work in toeir Eaat Hartford wholesome home-cooked meals at reasonable prices. orilent location, needs' paint Hutchins Agency, Realtors, AIRCRAFT J. D. R E A L ESTATE CO. cated on bus Une, near schools, Open every day and evenings trance porch, trees, beautiful •ra a Ugh sobool graduate, ttons and good pay. 649-5659. 0311 after 2:30. Plant To assist them to finding suitable houaliig, we la a and paper, J. D. Realty, 648- 949-6824. This plant where you’U he an INDIVIDUAL ^ -448-5129 bus, shopping. Bel Air Real Els untU dark. Orv Goslee, Real gandens and garage. Can be aoB taci maintain a list of available rooms fbr rent various IHViaKlN OF — AND, YOU’Ii, GROW AS WE GROW. ’ * * 8129. , tate, 643-9332. Estate, 644-8063. seen day or evening. 648-6249 GLASTONBURY — custom built sizes and price rangea Pleehe A sk For U N R H ) AXtO RAFT OORP> 6 room Ranch, on 4 acres, 8 Xt. WBLOH, MANAGBt W * hav* opMiin9 $ for m «i and wem«i on M a DsQiattro, Bsoksr MANCHESTER—$ room Ranch, Boat Haitfoed, Conn. Te permit onr Hoosiag Blviaton to 100x200 lot, famUy sized Mteh- LAKE Street — 7 room Cape, MANCHESTER Subuihan HEINRY ST. — older Oolonfal, 7 generous bedrooms, formal din refer protective tananto to yen en wtth bnUt-ins, 8 bedroomi, fireplace, 'necu srixxd, large setting, relatively new Coloni rooms, reesntiy new, 1% baths, ing room, buUt-ln Mtchen, 24’ t B B Am Equal Oppostu nHy *Wft oi MoieWn* Opnrotors, Mt 200X190. A lot ca n h e done al with 4 rooms down and 3 plumbing and tumace. Central HELP WANTED ^kORAimAirni — T oot e W e e 8 lidl bottw, heated and flre- U-ring room with cathedral cell- 10 ROOMS--8' HNISHED r.lCAF . . . pleaae eaH Mr. M n «. Oawsr wtth this bouse for only $18,- up, one fiiU bath, 2 lavatories, vacumning system, fine family ii«, baths, 2-car garage, BAAEPOBD OOURANT Seennd Faetnry WoilMn. 4 f’Mar. Frtosd $1400; $$400, plaood famtty Bopn, .0 oar detached garsge, huge 80’s. Fbr further information M9-524S it work. Apply to penon, L. T. employ ea, good pay,. aUort oan The RJ*. DImoek Oo. 649- IRanrl^^BUr ûpnlttg ItSL T: gr. Onefeett, ReaMor, n andK ta. $18,900. fTolvestan tatg, $00,900. PhtUntek A gen cy, caeocOteak la b M a fi, X.D. R ea lty, tree Shaded lot. Priced ta u m « Wood Looker naat, 01. BtoeeB houn. Boat Bond Btooae, '0d4- R 20’s. Owner, 6^8-4400 or 648-0038. 5245. 043-1877. A g to cy , R ealtors, 949-2013, R ealtors, 9405494. 643-5139.
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AYerage Dafly Net Press Run JTie Weather IHORSDAT, Jl& B W. IW* For the Wedc Ibided Fair, cooler toolg^ low In PAGE TWENTY-FOUR :^nrt|[«Bter lEnmtots l|waUi June 19. 1866 50»; partly sunny, Sttle tern* peratmo chemgo tomorrow, 14,6 29 high near 80i An Open House, bonorlng,Mr. Showers Slow ManehesterÂ .City of Viilage Charm A bout T ow n and Mrs. Clifford A. White- )' house of Eastfoid, formerly of Fire’ s Advance (Oassltled Advertising on Page Z4/t, PRICE SEVEN CENTB M n. Rachel TIMen oil 40 Manchester, on their 60th wed TOT* LXXXV, NO. 219 JTWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, (X)NN., FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1966 SUme 8t. Monday was re-elec ding anniversary, will be held SANTA BARBARA, Calif.. ted president o t the. Loyal Cir Sunday fro^ 3 to 6 p.m. at the "/S'/ (AP) — Scattered toundersbow- cle of Kings Daughters at a home of their son-in-law and meetii* at Certter Church- Oth daughter, Mr. add Mrs. Clinton ers and' incrbasing humidity ers re-elected are Miss I5orothy W. Keeney, 695 Keeney S t slowed toe advance of a six-day- FA 1 RWA 15 Petersen, vice president: Mrs. old brush and timber Are in toe Frank Falrweather, treaaurer; Andrea M. ' C. Macaione, mountain wilderness of Loe Mrs. Otarence Petersen, sec daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Padres National Forest. State can Conclave retary; Mrs. James Thomson; L. Macaione of 27 E. Middle Eight fire fighters, of the >. .. A- p«S»llcity; Mrs. Minnie McComb, Tpke., vias among 337 students more than 2,600 figMng toe ^ rtyrofoam pknie ebtsK ^ ways and means, and Mrs. wlio received diplomas recently blaze, have been injured. ^ lliey^ deaiii light and toezpenalva ^ tanuiel Wilson, sunshine. Mrs. from Chamberlayne Junior Col They had contained half toe Alice CSarice was elected musi lege, Boston, Mass. Miss Ma fire’s 100-mile perimeter early ^ priced from only 97e cian. caione was a retailing major. today but officials would g;ive no estimate when fuH containment Opens Tonight in Hartford Francis K. Burr oT Danvers, Members of Mystic Review, would be gained. Mass., formerly of Manchester, North American Benefit Asso has been elected to serve three Lack of roads in toe primitive ciation, will meet tonight at area has hampered toe fire years as a member of Werteyan 7:30 at the Holmes Funeral Univereity board of trustees. He fighters, forcing toem to drop Home, 400 Main S t, to pay re crews by parachute until Ml- Plans OlCd Comptroller Is a native of Manchester and spects to the late' Henry La- a 1038 graduate of the uni- dozers cann slice access roads Ohapelle Sr., whose wife Is a through toe high chaparral on vensUy. member of toe revievf. sheer slopes. Ifbr For Repairs Spot Given Mi«g Paula Wuppeifeld, The coastal dty of Santa Bar daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paid Miss Nancy Grzyb, daughter bara lies 30 miles to toe south. At Capitol T o M ayers WuippMfeW of 90 Grandview of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Grzyb Aerial tankers droiq>ing fire et., and a student at Simmons of. 90 North St.; and Todd G. retardant solution and toe set WASHINGTON (AP)—Plans HARTFORD (AP)—The College, has 4ieen selected a stu Metcalf, son of Mr. and Mrs. ting of backfires 'virtually halted Q ...... CLUBS for replacing the crumbling George Metcalf, 4 Margaret Rd., toe southerly advanl^ of toe fire two-day Republican State dent assistant for Mesick Hall west side of the Capitol with a Convention gets undei-way next lyear, which she has served are on the dean's list at Bryant Best Color Guard in VFW Parade Wednesday night. shiny new marble face were as hotme counselor. A physics College, Providjence, R. I., for Members In the award Winning 'VFW Auxiliary color guard are, left to right, Mrs. Thomas U.S. Forest Service officials Q i ...... BAGS approved today by congression tonight and E. Clayton Gen* major in the school of education, the last marking period. Hovey, Mrs. Kenneth Aseltine, Mrs. George Edwards, president of the unit; Mrs. George said that residents near toe al leaders. gras, West Hartford finan she will be entering her senior Ecabert and Mrs. Wilbur Auden. The group won first place in a parade Saturday in Hart area still are alerted for possi The project, expected to take cier, is virtually assured of year. Ihia summer, she will be Zion Evangelical Lutheran ford held in conjunction with the ITFW State Convention. (Naasiff photo.) ble evacuation. L ...... CARTS four years to complete at a cost the guberaatorial nomina cmfdoyed as a research as Church will have a 'Vacation The fire has destroyed 125 of $34 million, will be the big tion. sistant for a Cambridge, Mass., Bible School workshop tomor clamor over toe change, Abell square miles of toe rugged San gest renovation of the Clapitol Mayor Thomiis C. Mayers of oonoeni. row at 9:30 a.m. at the church. says, the company will try to Rafael wilderness area, de p ...... BALLS since the House and- Senate W .i Stamford accepted today an itir The school will open Monday, G)nhecticut Co. Cuts Trip come up with some other ar scribed by a veteran Forest wings were added a century vitation to seek toe nomination Manchester Duplicate Bridge June 27, and coacflude Friday, rangements. The statistics make Service official as one of toe ...... AND ACCESSORIES ago. for state comptroller on tha Cltib will sponsor a duplicate July 8. To Depot Square, Rockville that seem unlikely. most inaccessible spots in Speaker John W. McCormack, Gengras team. game tomorrow a t 8 p.pi. at the The Public Utilities Mommis- Soutoem California’s dry coast D-Maiss., and Senate Republican Mayer.s Is serving his second Italian American Club, 136 The Manchester Human Rela Bus riders accustomed to tak in Manchester. slon approved the service out al mountains. Leader Everett M. Dirksen of term as Stamford mayor. Sadtidge St. Registrations will tions Commission has scheduled ing the 11:16 p.m. bus from IVhen toe bus began its return and seversd others, mostly af A plane craifli Saturday in NASSIFF ARMS CO. Illinois, members of a top-level Party leader.s have now an be a t 7:45. Refreshments will a meeting for Tuesday at 8 p.m. Hartford to Depot Square or trfp, from Rockville at 12:16 fecting routes west of toe riverj.^ which two persons toed started commission on Capitol improve nounced nominees for all posts SPORTS EQUIPMENT he served. George Perry is di in the Probate Courtroom of the Rockville weekday nights will p.mi, there was usually nobody last week. the fire. ments, announced the approval but state treivsurer. but the driver aboard. British tanker Alva Cape bums furiously in New York harbor after Collision of toe plan, drawn by a panel of rector of the group. The event Municipal Building. Reports will have to arrange some other 991 MAIN ST. 648-1647 with Texaco Massachusetts, visible at rear. Volatile naphtha spills from the Gengras yesterday gave hla Is open to the publio. be presented by the committees means of transportation. As a result, Abell says, toe architects. personal endorsementlothe can on problems of the aged, prob But it is unlikely that many 38-mile round trip has been tak Open till 9 P.M. Thursday and Friday ship into the water. Ships and escaping crewmen were ignited by the flying They said the reconstructed didacy of Mrs. Phyllis Shulman, lems of the young and on race people will be inconvenienced. en off toe schedule. ^ flames. (AP Photofax) face—which looks on downto-wn 44, of New Haven for Seciretary; relations. The Connecticut Co. has can The last bus to Rockville via Washington—would maintain of State. celed the 11:16 bus to Rockville Depot Square will now leave toe present configuration of toe Mrs. Shulman Is a former David E. Hastings of 120 Palk- from Hartford, for lock of rid Hartford at 9:16 p.m. weekdays. Capitol. member of tlic New Haven Pat* MAYTAG nor I>r. Monday was installed ers. Elven that bus is little pa The project Involves com ent-Teachers’ A.ssociation Coun president of the Methodist According to Charles AJbell, tronized, Abell says. Fire Threats pletely removing toe old sand cil and last year ran for city Men’s Club of North Church. manager of the Hartford branch Other Connecticut Co. buses Don’t Forgrt stone face—some of it 160 years Little Boy Pleased over Big Reward treasurer of New Haven. WASHERS He succeeds Adelor Tutgeon. of toe Connecticut Co., toe bus to Manchester which stop at De old—and rebuilding it in marble Other members of the Gen Others installed are Arthur had an average of about seven pot Square will continue to run on a new line that would greatly Eight-year-old Ricky Edwards of Chicago can’t hide the pleasure he feels over gras team Include John J. Ger Randall, vice president; Donald passengers aboard when it left on toe old timetable, leaving Dad— This expand toe floor apace. a $100 bill, given him as a reward for finding and retuniing $6,050 in cash. He ardo, clerk of the House In to* Hartford at 9 and 10:80 p.m. Gates, treasurer, and Edmund Hartford during a recent week. The central portion would be found the money under a park bench. Norman Baines, a retired Ai’my sergent ^ General Assembly, who Is seek Rjemember D cmI with his favorites — ’ Search DRYERS Sietbineki, secretary. An average of about four of and 12:18 a.m. extended 44 feet, connecting ing the nomination for lieutenant them got off at Depot Square If there is e n o i^ public Sunday convinced police the money was his and presented Ricky with his reward. (AP hallways to toe House and Sen Photofax). ______governor, and William D. Gra^ Miiss Gall Relitoenbach, daugh foam onto toe smoking, setts, an American tanker ate wings would be extended 56 Ham, a Hartford la-wyei’ seeking Calico Cottage Chocolates NEW YORK (AP)—In feet, and other portions would ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard'E. JUNE 19th tense heat and a continuing smoldering hulk of the British heading back for the Gull of the attorney general spot. Reichenbach of 406 Woodland Select The Pieces That Dad Loves Best tanker Al'va Cai>e, trying to cool Mexico alter discharging fte be brought out 88 feet Dirksen Half of the proposed Republi NORMAN'S St., has received an associate P.A.C. danger of new fires her down and Insure that her cargo in Now York. said toe net result would add 188,000 square feet to the work can platfoora was announced ton of arts degree in sociology from COME TO THE NGW is thwartM efforts today to remadnlng volatile naphtha car Crewmen from both and Saigon Violence Persists; day, dealing with otfvil rights^ ing space in tbe Capitol. h'ltr Till. Mi'ul Morion (Ve.) College. A 1064 search for more victims in go does not oateb fire again. toe tugs (flambered overboard tabor and toe rights , of .citlzena luiil riir li< H( Sl■rvll•^^ graduate of Manchester High the twisted metal left by The Coast Guard pteced the only to find (ihe water a boifing BeNidee additional offices, tbe FATHER’S space -would be used for a res of toe state. 11 1 II \IITI 1)110 HO School, she plans to enter Con the flaming collision Thurs- ttol of known dead at 20 among sea o4 flame ftyim the huming Galleo Collage taurant and cafeteria overlook GOP headquarters declined cord College, Athens, W. Va., in day of two ships here, the laths. Hue. U.S. Surgeon Replaces GALS.F0R ’ locket toat successfully kicked Space Rescue ‘Must’ tire Saigon waterfront. them into orbit. Baker said he a- WITH an engineering concept — toe reeoue of two astronauts -vlronmental control system in peal said. SAIGON, South Viet Nam ting his pioneering technique to said the surgeon, 40, later. SAMOIMa «UM FINlHi ^ a collision was probable, he or Whether his words could stem • COVIM WOOD. MMOMRY 0 | sprung frep from their Air who have started a descent to^ the riiest pack. As soon as we (AP)—A. Buddhist girl set a medical convention, an Amer Starr reported on his “ balMn- M ITAL tU M A C tt IN OMI COAT Force Titan 3 rocket late Thurs dered full speed astern and, ward toe moon and for some went Into darkness my visor the wave of imrest fomented by herself aiflanae tonight In an a-cage" mechanism for substi • iS t » MOBIW INHinrORS day. gave toe American ship “a fogged and I couldn’t see the toe militant monks seemed abortive suicide attempt as ican surgeon. Dr. Albert Starr, tuting the heart’s natural valves • lumm iNDurriiAL oimb whistle, but by toe time they reason decide not to land. They began operating as Rehearsal of. this rescue tech horizon. That’s when we decid doubtful. ' extremeiat elements kept up Thursday night replaced three to a medical convention in • cAMîiNTiD IN (rvnt i j m A . COMMODORE III, Model C ...... 9 e 9 5 planned In random circular or answered, we were right on top A mob of 1,(X)0 chanted anti- antigovernment demonstra/- valves In toe heart of a woman Atlamtic City, N.J., last Octojper. S dORATOI COLOU of them.’’ nique was a major achievement ed not to use the back pack. Three powerful calls and king size reflector throw intense H bits 21,000 miles above toe equa on the toree-day spax:e flight of government slogans and lis tions despite a warning that patient with artificial ones. 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Black pqwer!" youths drove back, and forth By JOHN BARBOUR at least at first, less nursing Gemini 12, the nation’s fi Car Tape Decks, 750 Rival Electric Knives, 1,OQO Thermos Picnic Chests, Carmichael’s speech climaxed the initial capital In-vestment" says John Rasmunsen of the yom alongside toe procession, shout “You get a sick patient in a care for everyone, and in some Hillsdale, Mich., Community nal two-man Gemini space CONm dors'! get certain things vrith it. like a 1,000 Tyco Road Race Sets and over 12;000 AMF “ High-riser” Bicycles! the most troubled day Of toe ing “Look at that black boy of some $6 million. hospital who is 86 years old,’’ areas a longer wait for surgery. march since James Mere The school of veterinary Health Center. mission. drive shoft. 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