PINEHURST GROCERY, Iw I Ess to Ref9 *’"*I"G the Tradltlohsl- Staff
THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1967 ;PAaE TWENTY Average Daily Net P m b b R in The Weather V. I iiQanrlfeBt^r lEv?nftts H m U i For The Week Ended Cloudy tonight, with 40 per Angnst U , 1967 cent chance at showers, low 68- 70; cloudy and cooler tomorrow, About Town Comments Session VFW Couveution 80 per cent of showers, hl|!h 78- From Your Neighbor *s Kitchen 14,508 80. Francis E. Miner, assistant TTie Boand o f Directors is In New Orleans ’ GLASTONBURY EUS Manchester— A City of Village Charm commandment of R ^ k y Hill conducting a public seaalon By DORIS BELDINO Veterans Home and Hospital, tonight to hiear comments Mrs. Mary LeDiic of 40 Cam Will be admitted to nominee- and suggestionB from the bridge St., Department presi Two recipes featuring beets VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 271 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 (Olosslfted Advertising on Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTS ship status in the American public. dent of the VFW Auxiliary, will wera given to Mrs. Robert M. OoUege of Hospital Adpaintstra* The hearings are held on head the state delegation to a (Be«te) Ban'Uy o f 4 O u «h Rd. tors Sunday afternoon in Chi the first Tuesday and third VFW National Convention for by a close friend and have be Thursday ,of ea«* month. one week starting tomorrow in come favoritep with her fam Horse Show cago. Totiight’s session Is from New Orleans, La. ily. They are Molded Beet and Smog Alert Cabbage Salad, which, she says, Seaman Appren. Kenneth L. 6:30 'to 8:30 in the town Delegates from the Manches Is Terminated counsel's office in 'the Mu ter VFW Post are Edwin Ed “ is wonderful with ham,” and Viei A ir Strikes Howard, son of Mrs. Hazel A. Sunday, A u g u st 20, 1967 HARTFORD (AP) — A nicipal Building. ward, District Commander, who Hollywood Beets. Partially Built Hangar Wright of 141 Deepwood Dr., high air poIIuKSon potential will head a delegation from the Molded Beet and Cabbage Salad is serving as a crewmember advUory fo r Oonnocticut Third District; G.J. AgosUnelU, tablespoons unflavored gel ALL CLASSES aboard the USS Hollister with The North American Benefit whs lifted today. ^ Association Guard Club will Department service officer, and atin the Seventh Fleet in the west BARBECUE—FOOD ALL DAY The advtoory, in effect have Its annual picnic tomor John Lynn. M «ulp ooUd iwiaiter Close to Record ern Pacific. cAnce WednCSiday, wan ter- row at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Auxiliary delegates are Mrs. % cup sugar 'mlnOted ah o f 11 a.m.. The Mrs. Wendell Graves at Bolton Mary E. Rowe, Mrs. Laura Eca- 1% cups boiling water SAIGON (AP) — The Reservations close Saturday, weather bureau said an Lake. Mrs. William Tuller is bert. Third District president, H cup lembn JuSce Woodland S i, South Glastonhury U.S. Command announced Collapses at Aug. 26 for a bus trip sponsor and Mrs. Florence Streeter and 1 tablespoon vinegar 'today a near record num area o f Increiaalng whvds ed by the Royal Black Precep- hostess. Mrs. Charles Hlrth, past De 1% tablespoons horseradish ber of air strikes on North and showers, ahead of a tory, Sunday, Sept. 3, to the cold front, wtab ex{)ected to ° Miss Catherine Noonan, partment presidents. hi telaapoiofi ekllt Orange Home in Hatsboro, Vieitnam, 662 raids just move Into the arte tonight daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Auxiliary alternates are Mrs. \ cup finely chopped cab- above the dem^itarized Mass. The event is for mem Jane Fortin, Department secre iba^ and Saturday. bers, theit families, and friends. ward M. Noonan of 2 Jensen St., zone be/tween North and has recently completed an exec tary-treasurer; Mrs. Muriel Au %, cup finely chopped cooked A spokelsnian for the Two Killed, The bus will leave Orange Hall den, Mrs. Kenneth Aseltlne and beets South Vietnam, and bomb State Health Department at 9:30 a.m. and return to Man utive secretarial course at the Mildred Elley Secretarial Mrs. Raymond Hagenow. Soften gelatin in cold water; ing and naval shellings in said that despite an end to chester the following day. Res Mrs. Ruth K. Bogacz of Meri dissolve sugar In boiling wa MANCHESTER side the zone. the advisory, unnecessary Five Hurt at ervations may be made with School, Albany, N.Y. She was n member of the Newman Club. den will be installed as Auxil ter; add softened gelatin, and The Communists derailed a burning should be halted William D. Turkington, 103 W. iary national president, the mix well. Add lemon Juice, vine train Just outside Saigon and until Saturday mobnlng. N aval Base Center St. second from Connecticut to hold gar, horseradish and salt, and PET CENTER terrorist snipera attacked in the The weather bureau said this office. Mrs. LeDuc will chill until partially set Fold in 995 MAIN ST. — TEL. 649-4278 MANCHESTER South Vietnamese capital. good ventilation 'waa ex WEYMOUTH, M ass. A rock and roll dance for ^Genovesi Fund cabbage and beets. Place mix . Although ground fighting in pected this afternoon and make a presentation to her (A'P)— ^Two (rivilian work young people 21 or under will Up to $1,871 from the Connecticut Depart ture in a' mold which has been We are exclusive dealers featuring the South remadned scattered earty tonight. A Stagnant be held tonight from 7:30 to ment at this time, assisted by rinsed with cold water. Chill Smith Worthington nationally there were many sharp but mass of air over the mid- ers were killed and five 10 ;30 at Manchester High School A total of $1,871.94 has been Edwin Edwards and Mrs. Eca- until firm. Serve on lettuce or guaranteed leather dog equipment. limited skirmishes with at least Atlantic etates resulted in were injured today when parking lot. The Empty Set will received to date for the Vincent bert. A reception for Mrs. Bo other greens. ISl Communists killed in report the air pollution aidvllsary heavy precast concrete play for the dance. Refresh Genovesi Memorial Library gacz will be held In Hartford Hollywood Beets DOG COLLARS ed actions, the command said. for Connecticut,' southeast beams to support an air ments will be available. The Fund, it was announced by Jack Sept. 10. 1 cup stigar All Sizes In stock to fit the smalleeA The intensified pace of the air ern New York, eastern craft hangar collapsed at event is sponsored by the Man Cratty of 49 Phillip Rd., a fund Convention events will In hi cup seeded raisins of dogs to the St. BemaiUs war cost the United States its Pennsylvania and New Jer chester Recreation Department. Sou'th Weymouth Naval committee member. clude a joint Post and Auxiliary 1 cup vinegar From 643rd plane announced as lost sey. Air Station. Books received last week for Memorial Service Sunday night, 2 tablespoons cornstarch over North Vietnam, an F108 Dead were crane operators tile library included 30 reading a parade Tuesday, and the 3 cups cooked beets, sliced Thunderchlef shot down Thurs William F. McGowan of Tewks “ Million Dollar Pageant of Training L«ashes and Choke day. The pilot was saved by a books from Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mix cornstarch and sugar; OoUars American made Racial Scene bury, Mass., and Sabatoio O. Hurley of 176 Green Rd., and Drums” Wednesday at City add vinegar and cook in low helicopter. Rasetta of Reading, Mass. Closed for Vacatihone c u l that threaten^ he Bulletin LYNDEN BONED CHICKEK Special 7 9 c tog the Curia from top to hot- church.” ^UHOLEUM CEMENTS, 9Bc ot. 40c LEASING Choco Fudge 89c ^ze at Pinehurst For ill He ended toe tradition of life- formed Young “that the march- would be- found dead In a car AMtnaoNo viNAnoH ers would march at their own before toe end of toe year, OIL BEFUnEBT EXPLODES 9x12 WAXES $ CLEANERS, n q . $2.00 sm. $1 One-Two>Three 79c Each MILK I peril and that toe state police More than 660 persons attend- Year Leasing Ptans Everyday Low Price GaL Jug 8 0 e III would be available. Saturday.” ed toe hearing, six of them No- TOLEDO, Ohio (AP)-Aa ‘De Romana LINOLEUM 9i12 RUG PADS, rof. S14.9S S9.B0 AU Makes and Models III Within an hour toe governor groes. exploolon In a oiaoUag w tt Roman Curia. of long-term influence and pow called up toe National Guard Kennedy and his supporters rooked the Staaiari Oil le- And ft special on MEALTIME frozen (6 in jdig.) Sealtest r: UNOLEUM RUGS, rcf. S7.9B IB.44 The document—long advocat and reinforced toe state troop- said toe “ first poelUve etep” of finery In Oregon TowaaMp B r e a ^ V eal Steaks or B eef Chibe Steaks pkg. 79c Ice Cream er. . RUGS Vi Gal. 9 9 c ed by Church progreeslves and The Curia terms were fixed at ers who have been escorting toe" welcome to non-whites must be east Toledo Friday, ^ - 212 THROW RUGS, m L 40c, 3 for $1 MORIARTY I t v , ' bitterly opposed by censerva- five yean , renewable at the N ^roee alnce. the 106-mUe Bo- taken, and that It was not two Area and Injuring 14 per RRAIDEO RUGS, rcf. S30.9B \ $24.91 '•fei ttves-waa four years to toe piope’e direction. All Curia car- galuea-to-Baton' Rouge trek be- enou|^ to say that\ “ Negroes sons. No deaths Were repiwt- $ 0 . 9 8 BROTHERS. mitotog. It took longer to pro ««nAis, toe document stipulates, gon eight days ago. have sJways been welcome in ed. A epiikesiiisn lor StanU* ::::u duce toon any other document automatically lose their posts on “ When the governor starts Cheshire.” ard on of Ohio eald tha SK- FORMICA COUNTER TOPS "OoimectMiiVa OMeat CORNER MAIN and | to Pope Phul’s reign. a ponU^s death. The tocomtog calling us rabble-rousers and In his opening remarks. Ken- ploston 0 0 $ off two awm to Rof. 9.91 Unootat-Meromy Dealer” IK raRI.T M i UAMNABLT DfCTAlJUB It la part of a conUnutog proc P (^ toen can choose hie own 'D ins at sir poEutaute suspended over New York CMy completely hid the bor troublemakers the minute we nedy eald that "If it la true that fires, hot Om smallte bla n O iim to CliMM Ft o » ••is** TURNPIKE SOL OBNTIIB SnUdDT PINEHURST GROCERY, iw I ess to ref9 *’"*i"g the tradltlohsl- staff. ough of Queens morning. This view is from the RCA btiBding in Manhat- leave Bogalusa, these charges Cheshire has always weloomed was brought under ofotni Siii! ‘ i 9dMi njn.' EDT. OPBN BVBNINOS ly oonseiyattve and (iftii, looking nortfaeaet toward the East River. (AP Photofax) hit toe ears of toe Klan,” Y o ^ Negroes, bow can anyone oh- dominated Curia. The (S eepage t) ... J .
t* A IS TWO MANCHESTER E ^E N IN (G HERALD, MANCHESTRR, CONN., PRIDAy, AUGUST 18, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEE, CONN., PRIDAV, AUGUST 18, 1967 PAGE THREE South WindsQT tions: Accumulation of fluids In Couple Wed Sheinwold on Bridge Hebron Andrews Given body tissue, a bacterial blood in USS Franklin’s Rusty Hull fection and a slowing down or Mitt Kofhy Giorgio ‘Army^ from Watts In Supermarket 18 Months, Then recomposlUon of the heart. FIND SDBTUE CLUE New Construction Records 606 Middle Tpke. West Contrasts to Modem Fleet BOONE, N.CL (AP) — TO OUE8 FINESSE South dealer Bids Ready Freed on Bond win rotiimo Baton WhRer d a rk and Stauon Both sides vulnerable MINING TOWN FOR SALE Begins Vacations NORFCMX. Va. (AP) — A igniting fires that triggered a K. Stewart. bcKh U, were By ALFRED SHEINWOI4> OftANITEVlLLE, Calif. (AP) Clottos wook of great and gallant ship bearing diain explosion of bombs, rock- NORTH Downward Trend Last Year NEW ORLEANS (AP) — ’Tm CAMP ROBEarrs. quu. (aP> poverty-area children to the wed Wethieuday in front of To Supply — For sale; One town. Sopt. 11 one of tbe most hallowed names ets and ammunltkin. "That’a tbe kind ^ hicfc I ♦ QJ New construction in South never surprised at anything,” The U.S. Forest Service Is — Plucked from tbe a^>halt camp in 4S school buses. Tbe the meat oouzter of a ers of Bloomfield. He antici in U.S. naval history sits for- Within minutes the carrier lay Boone anpennnxfctt. have,” Sooth grumbled after the (? JS 7 Wndsor has shown a downwaird pates seme activity on this said an unsmiling Dban An selling this remote former For Infomiatfen pbiTfromda of Wmtts, the Loa couindl approved the spending lornly at tbe Norfolk Naval dead in the water, radio contact 0 K 98 Spreader drews Thiursday as he walked unanimottsly. The BrMtol, Ttan., couple play of today*8 hand. "I had a trent in the past year. Residen project soon. booming mining town in one to CaU 643-0996 Aafeles distxict torn by rtots in Base, ber towering, rust- gone, aikl listing IS degrees to A K 10 8 5 3 tial and commercial as well as out of coiurt, free on $2,600 bond three-acre lota at auction prices Already on hand before the ^pattered bull in sharp contrast starboard. Many of her crew needed Wheroea w> Jmtlce atralgbt even money gtiese, but iMSsmah To be Host Selectman Ralph C. Boylng- after a Judge sentenced him to iM S. an ttcdted army of Negrp of the Fence Dave Hodges WEST EAST Industrial construction have State Representative Edwin ton has annoimcod the sealed starting at $600. first buses arrive were 30 cooks to tbe gleaming ddps of the At- were blown overboard ae driven I haven’t guessed anything 4 K972 been affected. 18 months for perjury. youngatera begins a pastoral va- furnidied by the AFLrdO Ma nonzetaed th an from faks of A 108«S4 A. Laaaman will be host at the bids for a hopper body lumd ,Iantie Fleet. off by intense beaL Casualties right since Dewey won the Pres Q94 ^ K1063 For tbe fiscal yesa* ending Andrews, 44, the hip-talking catioB today. rine Cooks and Stewards Unioti. totaled 724 men killed and 288., fice Into the nearby super- Democratic “Kick Off Dinner spreader delivered and Install self-styled "fat man” of the She flies no flags. The white marlnt end performed tbe idential election of 1948.” 0 754 0 A632 Jtme SO, permits issued totaled Dance” tonight to be held at ed in a town-owned truck will Tbe approval of federal agen About 35,000 pounds of fresh light of‘cutting torches reflects wounded. Two of her crew w ere' A None Kennedy assassination conspira fruit and vegetables were donat later awarded flte Medal of Hon cecenksiy wMi two sbop- Opening lead—two of spades. A Q72 $2,640,888 for all types of con Schaubs Restaurant, Rt. 5. be received by the Board of cies and a dozen local govern dimly from her rtiarjdy sloping SOUTH struction. This figure compared cy probe, was convicted earlier ment and private groups was ed by members of the California or. peii» SB wRuenatja. Sooth didn’t take long to mis- Lieutenant Governor Attilio Selectmen at the Town Office this week of lying to the grand sides. Cranes noisily lift house- guess bia bridge hand. He won A A3 with $4,728,671 in 1066 and $6,- Frasinelli will be guest speak Building until 5 p.m. Aug. 81. needed for this experiment in Council of Growers. The pro size chunks of steel plate from The Franklin was a barely- The ndemndly of tbe Jury. duce was being collected at a moment was allgUtly mar the first trick in dummy with (3 AS2 076,670 In 1066. er. Besides local candidates, Bids then will be opened and tbe war on poverty. ber decks and superstructure. floating hulk of red hot metal. 0 QUO Despite attorneys’ pleas that dozen distribution points But a skeleton force of officers red when an elderty lady file queen of spades and then BuUdlng inspector Donald Mc ether dignitaries expected to read. Andrews Is in no condition to go For two weeks 2,400 city chil Tbe fading name on ber stern- led out the king of dubs. East A AJ964 Laughlin attributes the slump attend will be John B. Barnes, The Board may reject any dren win work as weU as {day in throughout northern and central plate reads: Franklin. and men was determined to rounded the coraar of an to Jail, Criminal Dist. Court California. keep her afloat. aiste and aatd, “Ste, where discarded a diamond, and South South West North East In buUdlng to a tight mortgage State Central Committeeman, and all bids or waive any de Judge Frank J. Shea sentenced the rolling, sun-baked hills 290' Visitors to tbe base on Hamp began to disgruntle. I NT Pass 3 NT AU Pan- money situation and sporatic and Mrs. Barnes, and Mrs. fects in the bidding if deemed X' miles north of Los Angeles. The summer work-play pro After the major fires bad sub are tbe jar Htte?” him to concurrent 18-month ject was proposed by Ted ton Roads pay scant attention to sided the Franklin was taken in Declarer had to give up a strikes in the building industry. Myrtle Odhim of South Wind in the public interest, Specifica Q Use of the long-time Army Church Guest tbe hulk of “Big Ben.” Many of tions may be obtaihed from the terms on each of three perjury Watkins, who heads the Watts tow by the cruiser Pittsburgh. cliib trick, whereupon West re spades, so that he surely held, During the current fiscal year, sor, State Central Gommlttee- counts and released him on training base was authorized labor group. It quickly won the them are too young to recall the But before she reached Peart 59 Fires turned the king of spades. East permits were issued for 72 woman. Town Office Building. late Wednesday. The project, The Rev. John Bell of Short- valiant role ^ y e d by the air only a 4-card spade suit Rhams Registration bond pending appeal of the con backing of Vice President Hub Harbor she was proceeding un . m ___ ^ gotin with the ace of diamonds If Westhad no clubs, he would | homes valued at $1,436,700. Dur Rep. Lassman is a graduate viction. sponsored by the Watts Labor ert H. Humjrfirey, and Mike Ho lands, Kent, England will be craft carrier in World War II; I n A l t C r m O t h o i x l n time to run the spades, and ing the year before there were All boys between the ages of der her own power. surely have some suit o l five of Cornell . University Law Sentencing was delayed while Community Action Committee, rowitz of President Johnson's guest celebrant Sunday at the Only a few remember her as the ___. . South was down one. 40 dweUlng permits issued, val School, class of 1903, and re 9 and 13 Interested in playing was prepared in a whirlwind. most heavily damaged major Following a breif cleanup job, or more cards and would lead, on the Hebron Rhams Midget defense attorney Harry Bur- Council on Youth Opportunities Holy Oommunlon Service at 7:30 U0troit tuoting Anybody who is looking at the ued at $2,606,600. In 1005 the ceived a degree from the Uni glass questioned a prison physi •'No project proposed in our U.S. warship ever to return to the carrier embarked en tbe that suit rather than spades. ■ Football Team should report for worked all of Ib u rs^ y cutting a.m. and guest preacher at the long voyage to the U.S. main- , . .i.ii „ East-West cards can see the Therefore South should assume ( total shows 185 permits issued versity of Connecticut in 1660. cian about Andrews’ physical community has ever received through red tape to make final port under her own i>ower. innit DETHOrr (AP) — A fire offl- queen Of clubs and may have for a total value of $2,845,000. He served as town attorney in from 1 to 3 at Rham Athletic Mondni^ Worship Service at 10 What the Franklin experi that West is not void of clubs. Field. condition. Andrews had been in such wide acceptance," Mayor arrangements. The youngest Still listing, Ae entered New Thursday that 59 fires to disqualify himself in ruling > Omunerclal - and industrial South Windsor from 1957 to the prison Infirmary since his Samuel W. Yorty told the Los of the boys and girls were first at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. enced as a result of enemy ac- It is safe to begin the suit by The team is open to all boys York Harbor April 28, 1945. She were set dellberatdy In Detroit whether South had a right to leading a low club from dum-^ permits during the past year 1003 and now is serving as the conviction Monday. to DAL—Manehes^Parkade Angeles Qty Council in a rare in line with other groups leaving The Rev. Mr. Bell received ti<» was repeated on a lesser amounted to $736,000 as com leg'^ representative to the from the towns of Hebron, And his bcudielor and master's de scale recenUy when the carrier 8lven a tumultuous recep- during the first 16 days of Au- my, just in case East is void ot over and Marlborough. The The doctor told Judge Shea appearance before the group Los Angeles daily next week. ^ the clubs by leading a low club pared with $1,824,400 in I960 and North Central refuse disposal that the 260-pound Andrews Is Wednesday. No specific plans have been grees at Ftzwlllianis College at Fwrestal suffered heavy dam- ^ thousands of people who 8 ^ reflecting a big Ircrease in ^^111 dummy he would have clubs. * i $2,288,460 in 1066. ' boys must have reached nine age as the result of a shipboard matched from the city’s shore Daily Question commission. He was elected subject to three medical condi FASHION SHOW Yorty pleaded for $5,000 in made on jobs for the young Cambridge University. He re- the aftermath of the July riots. made the contract, but did he Aside from the commercial state representative in 1900. years of age as of Jan. 1, 1967 line and bridges. Partner opens with 1-NT ( I t , city funds needed to pay 30 city sters, officials said. ceived a diploma in theology at mishap off Vietnam. and industrial permits Issued and must not tirni 14 until af The war ended before the John Q. Adams, chief of the jtist make a bad guess,or was to 18 points), and tiie next play-, Jaworsid Completes Training ter Jan. 1. 1068. The boys bus drivers to take the Watkins said children from St. John’s College, and a di- But while tbe Franklin is a there a clue to tbe right play? during the past fiscal year, per Marine Pvt. John W. Jawor- and TRUNK SHOW poorer areas of Los Angeles in idoma in education at ffing's derelict doomed to destruction, Franklin could return to action. fire department’s arson section, er-passes. You bold: Spades, 10-!, should weigh between 70 and said that before the riot started Beveallng Lead 8-g-6-4; Hearts, K-104-S; Dia-. mits were Issued for $232,098 ski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter addition to Watts may also get CoU^^, both at the University the Forrestal will be returned, She was decommissioned at for buildings other than dwel J. Jaworskl, 179 Robert Dr., 115 pounds. A birth certificate Homemade of famous the vacation. Eventually, he of Durham. Bayonne, N.J., Fefi. 17, 1947, July 23, mere had been 99 fires The clue comes from the fact monds, A-C-S-2; dubs, None. j must be presented and each boy probably to Norfdk, to be re set during July. lings, and $245,246 for addiUons Wapping, has completed eight said, it hopes the program can stored to fighting trim. and remained there until last that West opened the deuce of What do yon oay7 must be accompanied by a par He has a parish in the Diocese Answer: Bid two clubs, the and alterations. weeks of recruit training at the be expanded to take care of a of Rochester, and has served as year when she was s
04 I'AUE FOUR MANCHESTE5R EVENING HERALD, SlANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 SAANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . .MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 PAGB Tolland Events Pittsburgh Is T a k i n g “X’Coventry ' ~- Eamn miiiji Early Middle School Plans In Capital Mrs» Rychling to Resign You Always Do Better At NORMAN’S Cafl for About 40 Rooms OCS Sites Ending Educational Gamble From School System Oct* 2 WASHINGTON (AP) — The PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP), — groups. Marland hopes to bal- ^ ~ Prriiminary ^>ecifications for decide on the type of building, ance the racial mix at one-third extracurriciflar Army, after building up a back Pittsburgh is taking one of the activities w.«.. often outshine his.uo Mrs. ElUabeth Rychling, ^ ''I** the new middle school will rec Briarton said. log of officers, intends to phase most daring gambles in Amerl- Negro, two-thirds white. scholarship, has passed his ex- secretary in the <3oventry school ,benefit of Coventry chUdren as The old high schools—the new ommend “close
r \ - ■ PAOB m OH T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1867 FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 ilU m rljTB tTr E ttF itiits l$TraU i FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 Police Group Objects Obituary State Aide Defends PoUen Count LBJ Meets Newsmen Pages 9 to 16 Tike ilMlwe«d poOen.ooui* In the H artftm area la 14.0. Hebron M n . Joseph Balbonl Uda M the Unit time hi To Promotion Policy Mrs. Carmella Lernd Balbonl, College Lease Delay about three week* the Amid PoDiilaritv Din Car Hits S i^ ; Dieterle Fiind 67, of Newington, mother of An count hae been shove two, C of C Lists 11 Aihts The Bargaining Committee of ICaltempo said that one of the Charges by school officials following letter from Pierce on WASHmOTON (AP)"— Presi thony Balbonl of Manchester the Oonneotlout Tubercu- of grave eonceni to Washington, Receives Gifts the Manchester Police Aasocla* major points of difference was Aug. 10: Man Arrested and Mrs. Anita St. Peter of and the Manchester Board of kMis and Health Aseoctaitfon dent Johnson holds a news con and Jcrtuiaon was understood to . -j... .______In reducing the amount of time "TlUa will confirm our tele A West Hartford man was ar Several additional contrib In Town Affairs Plan Vernon, died Wednesday at St. Education t^ t state officials announced. have sent a letter to Thleu and tlon met with town offlc ai y • force before a _ , tj oh phone conversation of Aug. 10 ference today aipld a dip In his rested last night after the car utions to the David R. Dieterle H i« Manchester (Chamber of A oounit of seven or more Ky In effect warning them of ers and aldewaik procraina terday to discuss policy on pro- ^an was eligible for a sergean- have been guilty of "foot drag relative to the proposed draft poll showlngB, congresslohal re Memorial Fund, designated to is Hkely to produce hay fe loss of U.S. support If, the elec he was drlvlDg went khiough a Commerce Town Affairs Com within the Capital Bnprosrs- motions in the Police Depart cy. The Ume had been five was the wife of Joseph Balbonl. ging" on a new lease for Man the memory of Harry Foreman, Survivors also include 2 other of the lease arrangements for ver eympboms in a person sistance to some key adminis tions are not fair and honest stop sign at West Rd. and Rt. mittee, under the chairmanship ment Program. years; with the new require chester Community College’s commimlty colleges. tration proposals and wide have been announced by the ment. A member said that the sons, 2 other daughters, a sensitive to ragweed pollen. Yet If the Thleu-Ky ticket M and knocked over a highway 11. Study poarible soilreai of ment, the time is only four use of Manchester High School "You are aware that the alt- spread debate over his ITetnam Manchester Scholarship Foun of R. Bruce Watkins, had de policemen "have felt dissatis brother, 4 sisters and IS grand does win In the balloting, as ex eign, state poUce reported. future water suppUes fo r the years. The association does not have been labeled blb "unjusti policy dation. veloped a program for the 19i87- faction in the past with promo children. uatlon In Manchester will -V pected, p It was understood Msaeavanaww thisUU« Town o f Mancheater. like this, Maltempo said. The man. Richard M . Robln- tional specifications and now The funeral will be held to- fied" by the state consultant change drastically In Manches- R o l t O l I , The S p.m. Et)T nationally tvlll not displease the Johnson Mr. Foreman, who died re 68 year which represents the The C of C executive board a m A — -*—»—» —a— ^ > __ ^ » Bon, 22, was charged with dis even more so with the new Another complaint of the as morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the ^ red to negotiate the lease for- ter during the coming year. , broadcast and televised session, a^ministratlon. Senior U.S. ad-I cently, was the maternal grand goals and objectives of the C of is meetUig with the duUrmen sociation, he said, is the regarding a stop sign, poUce re father of the late David Dieter changes." Richard W. Sheehan Funeral **''“ *• Dean Lowe (MCC President is the ^rst such announced^ risers In Saigon have told thr - ported. C executive committee. Gf all committees, to review “weight" which govern the ex Several promotions are due Home, 1084 New Britain Ave., Otto C. Neumann, consultant Frederick Ldwe Jr.) has been In-advance Johnson news con White House the Thleu-Ky slate- le, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Rob The 11-point program follows: their aotlivltles and to learn of amination marks. For the com New Hours PdUoe said he was driving ert Dieterle of 86 Bretton Rd. in the poUce department. The Hartford, with a Mass of re for the State Board for Regional out of town and I have con- ference since March 9. Howev appean to be the most compe-'' 1. Study and make recom their goals and their progress. ing examination these are SO north on West Rd. when the ac The scholarship foundation prmnotions came about with quiem at St. Mary’s Church, Community Colleges, In a letter tacted him today about a sphed er, the President has met Infor tent among the coittestants. cident occurred about : . mendations regarding a priority per cent for the oral exam, 40 9 45 has administered the Dieterle the retiring of Lt. Henry Gau- Newington, at 0. Buried will be to The Herald today protested ule for the coming year. S lated For mally with newsmen a number After the elections, the Presi listing of Manchester’s Capital per cent for the written, and He was uninjured. Robinson Fund since early in 1966. The ruder on July 2. An officer is in Rose Hill Memorial Park, what he said were unfairly crit "I am sure you can appre of times in the Interval. Both dent was said to be intendtog to Improvement Program needs. 10 per cent for experience and is scheduled to appear in WiUi- fund was established after the Car Recovered, needed to fill his spot, and one Rocky Hill. • ical remarks voiced at a local ciate the fact that until we the Harris and Gallup polls re push ah^ad with what he has 2. Continue to work for the training. mantic Circuit Court 11 Sept. 2 2 . youth died from' injuries re of the five sergeants will take Friends may call at the board meeting Monday. know the exact number of Town Dump ported last weekend that public termed the vital "other war” in turn rule for pix relocation of Parker St. and for ceived in a motorcycle accident But Wheels €K>ne it. Said Oapt. George Mc- This 10 per cent, which could funeral home tonight from 7 to rooms and other areas of the approval of Joluison’s course South Vietnam. This includes the construction of a Parker- be crucial in a promotion, is g At that session, board Chair Until further notice the An In December 1966 while serving Caughey. A patrohnan will man John Rottner and N. high school which are to be oc had slipped to a new low of 89 programs for pacification, land Oakland Sts. connector. A car stolen earlier this week not clearly defined, Maltempo ______dover town dump will be closed with the armed forces In Japan. take ithe place o f the promoted Charles Bogglnl, a board mem cupied, as well as the number per cent In the wake of Ug-clty reform, economic development 3. Study and make recom said. Hospital Notes The additional donations were In East Hartford was recov sergeant. Mrs. Jessie A. Dellssio of students to be serviced, that on Wednesdays and ’Thursdays riots and his call for a 10 per and.reconcillatioR of Communist mendations pertaining to Man The oral examination, which ber, both urged that the board received from: ered yesterday, but two mag The MPA committee ques Mrs. Jessie A. Skinner Dells it will be extremely difficult to after Labor Day according to cent Income tax surcharge and elements in the society. But chester’s future refuse disposal is the largest percentage, is present state officials with a Pattento Today: 270 Mr. ai)d Mrs. Arthur Odabash, tioned the requirement specifi sio, 88, of Hartford, mother of $40,000 bill for the college's use calculate any meaningful fig the Andover selectmen’s office. dispatch of more troops to Viet Johnson was running Into some needs. nesium wheels and two tirea on taken when a candidafte is ques Earl Everett of Manchester, nam. rough going at the hands of crit Demarest, N. J .: Mr. and Mrs. cations on promotion, and par of the high school pending adop ure. The dump will remain open AjDMTITDD. 'TESTE2RDAY: 4. Maintain liaison with the the car were taken. The owner tioned by a group of three of died Wednesday at a Hartford The Vietnam issue figured In ics at home. John Grahn, Boca Raton, Fla.; ticularly the cutting out of tion of a state-wide formula. "As you know, I shall return Monday, Tuesday, Friday and WdUlam BaOey. 26 W . Middle State Highway Department con estimates his loss at $400 on ficers from other police depart convalescent home. part Thursday in a Senate slarii Citing heavy war and other fi Mr. and Mrs. C!ecll Lennan, Ten- town controller Joseph Clemen- Neumann on Aug. 3 met with from vacation on the 28th and Saturday 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. and T|lke.; Mm. OecUe Cheverier, the items. ments. Here he is judged on the Survivors also Include another of the administration’s foreign any, N. J.; Mrs. Edith Benja cerning the progress of the re tino as the person who draws public school officials from shall be in touch with you nancial demands on the taxpay Broad Brook; Rfflldd Collins, located Rt. 6. quickness of his answers, his son, 2 brothers, a sister, 15 Sunday imtll noon. aid bill, a. Senate committee min, Demarest, N.J.; Mr. and The vehicle was found off up the specifications. Manchester and' other towns shortly thereafter.” The Statel Department of ers, senators overrode adminis 49% Vernon Ave., Rockville; appearance, and his general grandchildren, 34 g^eat-grand- bearing on U.S. overseas com Mrs. Harry Sears, Mountain 6. Continue to work for the Love Lane, near the WINP According to a member of where state community colleges In reiterating to Tlie Herald Health has Inspected the dispos tration pleas by voting 60 to 26 Anthony Cyrkiewicsz, 46 Vil bearing, Maltempo said. children and 2 great-great mitments and a House commit Lakes, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Jer development of an Open Space radio tower. The owner of the the MPA, the town personnel are leasing local facilities — in his contention that reasons for al area and reported that It has for a foreign aid bill Which they lage St, ItochviUe; Mm. Kath When the examinations are grandchildren. tee’s coolness toward the pro ry Gels, South Fort MltcheU, Program for Manchester with 1967 Oldsmobile is Gerald rules state that the town con an effort to work out a single the delay in reaching accord on satisfactorily met the require cut $800 million below Johnson’s leen Doherty, Wardiouse held, an opening will also be Funeral services will be held posed tax hike. K y.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schlltt- specific emphasis on the Case Burnham of Loveland Dr., troller will draw up the spe formula for leasing arrange a lease schedule do not rest ments of a samltary land fill op request for $3.4 billion for Point; Claire Dupont, Hart filled for the detective division. tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Fis- Defending against critics, ad ler. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Mr. Mt. and Union Pond areas. RockvlUe. cifications. Under the new sys ments which would be accept solely with the state board, eration. 1967-68. ford; Reginald EUaworth, RiFD Det. Lt. Joseph Sartor said that ette Funeral Home, 20 Sisson ministration sources meanwhile And in the House Ways and and Mrs. Harold Coleman, Cin 6. Continue to work for pas Yesterday evening police in- tem, other town officials are able to all of them. Neumann concluded, "The time The department also noted 4, Coventry; John Franck, 41 this is a new position, not one Ave., Hartford. Burial will be let It be known that: Means Committee, both Demo cinnati, Ohio; Miss Margaret sage of legislation which would vesUgBited a posstole break and draiwing up the promotion spe A point which the board crit schedule set up at the Aug. S that the total cost of operation Cushman Dr.; Joanne {Frech Mila, New York, N.Y.; Mr. and being created by someone’s in' Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hart —Special precautions have crats and Republicans Indicated allow a rapid depreciation of entry at the Red-Lee Metal cifications, and the MPA ob icized Monday was that the joint meeting was tig^it so that we is $18,000 a year. The per capita ette, 16 Ash St.; Mrs. Carolyn leaving. ford. been taken against raising the they felt Treasury Secretary Mrs. Robert Lamb, Deerfield the cost of private ' pollution Fnnishlng Co., 68 Woodland S t jects to this. meeting with Neumann, orig could resolve this as soon as cost to Bolton with an estimat GHngras, 86 Henry St.; Mrs. Beach, F la.; Zimmerman Alder- The deadline lor submitting Friends may call at the fu risk of Red China’s entry Into Henry H. Fowler failed In two abatement equipment. Police say they found a brok The majority of the town po inally slated for July 10, did not possible, but the old summer ed population of 3,500 Is $2.85 Jennie Henderson, 39 (Lawton son Can Co., Newark, N.J.; and applications is Sept. 1, Capt. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. the war through now U.S. bomb days of heatings to make a case 7. Keep apprised and estab en window, but no indtoatlon licemen b^ong to the associa come about until Aug. 3. problem of vacations got in the and to Andover vrith an esti Rd.; Vincent Krzesidd, Carter Mr. and MTs. Grant MacNeiur, McCaughey said. ings close to her border. for the 10 per cent income tax lish liaison with Town of Man that it was broken by a stick tion. "It is true,” said Neumann, way.” mated population of 2,200, $3.63. St.; Mrs. iElUzabeth Lee, Lake Greenwich, Conn. Maltempo said that the ser Defense officials said im chester agencies on Important or stone, and said that two Town Manager Robert Weiss Funerals GOP Event Set stuvharge. 9t., Coventry. geant with the most seniority is "that a tentative meeting sched The school board’s building matters affecting the town or drawers were found open In said the specifications were proved communications, navl- Undersecretary of State Nl- Also, Mrs. Elizabeth Lltrico, George Dent, followed by Wal uled for the week of July 10 and Bites committee, headed by The annual Republican lamb the Chamber and to study and desks Inside the place. drawn up by his new assistant, Arthur Schultheis wasn’t held. This was due pri "Ba-Ba-Q” will be held at the gation and radar gear have -„cholas Katzenbacdi clashed with ; 143 Northvlew Dr., South ter S. Ferguson. Atty. Herbert Phelon, has had make recommendations for the Some golf carts were dented John Harkins, on recommenda- ______Funeral services for Arthur marily to the fact that I was Slismets’ farm on New Boston trimmed chances the fast-flying Chairman J. W. Fulbright, Windsor; Mrs. Roberta Long, Weiss Attends The town manager said that the college’s lease o f MHS fa fulfillment of those matters. and scraped last night after tions prescribed by Police Chief the whSe thing was ’^a minor Schultheis of 102 N. Lakewood scheduled to start on July 1 as Rd., Andover, tomorrow at 4 U.S. jets accidentally will slip D-Ark., in a Senate Foreign Re ‘ Wall St., Coventry; James cilities under review since Feb 8. Study and make recom vandals took them for a joy James Reardon. The whole difference of opinion which can Circle were held this morning a consultant, but my contract p.m. Into Red Chinese airspace while lations Committee hearing on Madden, 83 Oak S t ; Mrs. Area Conference ruary. mendations regarding ^ e sec ride over the first and 18th thing was then approved" "by ■ be worked out. The only real at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 was not approved until mid- Guests at the outing include attac^ng North Vietnamese tar whether the President has over Katherine MlUs, Fox H3U Dr., Andover Group Presents ‘Alice in Wonderland’ The five-year contract atlll Town Manager Weiss will be ondary-sewage treatment -pro fairways at the Manchester him, he said. difference,” he added, "wsis the Mein St. ’The Rev. Jamas W. July. -Andrew Repko, senator from gets in the hitherto off-limits stepped his power to commit the Rockville; Raymond Moeller, has three years to run, and •About 200 parents and' frienids filled Andbver Town Hhll at the University of Maine in gram undertaken by the ToWp Country ClUb off 8. {Main St. Weiss further said that the 5-year versus the 4-year service Bottoms of St. Mary’s Episco- "B y the time I got oriented the 36th district, Paul Sweeney, sone within 25 miles of the United States overseas without 603 Adams St.; Domenic Paone, shire cat, Sudan Wright; and AUce, Ruth Anderson. The Phelon’s committee said aft Chinese border. this morning to see "AUce In Wonderland” presented by ele- Orno for one week starting Sun of Manchester and the 8th Util Tracks from the four golf carts controller is the custodian of the pal Church officiated. Burial and had a draft formula pre high sheriff of Tolland County, specific congressional authori 44 Princeton St; Mrs. Mary ctoBslcal fantlasy was adapted by Ruth Rowley, and d i r k ellglbllity.” er preliminary study in April menltary schnol membera o f the summer dramiaitlcs /-in«- day, attending the annual Con ities District. used were also feund on the town records and specifications was in East Cemetery. pared, it was impossible to Walter Thorpe, representative •American pilots also were re ty— particularly In Vietnam. Saitar, 29 Indian Dr.; Mrs. ed by Mrs. Ruth Munson. She was assldted by her daughter, Weiss noted that the previous that the college’s use o f the Lelt to right are bunnies Laurel and AlllSon MlacDonald; ference of the New England 9. Consider the proposal for practice putting grew. when they are drawn up. Bearers were Dr. John schedule the meeting before the from the 61st assembly district. ported imder orders to fly their Fulbright contended the Unit JoAnn, and Miss Ellen Davidson, a member of the elemen police exam, held about four building was resulting in an an Mary SulUvan, 31 Golway St.; white rabbit, Laura Flahner; kitten, MSchael Dreyer; Che Town and City Managers Asso Town of Manchester aicquisi- ’The meeting yesterday was Wright, Clifford Hansen, Ed- first week in August. I did let State Central Committeeman, bombing runs parallel to the ed States got into a “ fuU-0edged tary school staff. (Herald plioto by Pinto.) An employe told police he years ago, was set up on the nual out-of-pocket cost to the Jan Thompson, Jdm Hand Dr., ciation. tlon of the privately-owned requested by the MPA Bargain mimd Cox and Garrett Weaver. Superintendent Curtis know why John Mullen of Stafford Springs, Communist Chinese boundary In war” without a congressional! heard sbme children on Lake- same basis for oral, written Board of Education of more Coventry; Stephen Trinks, East In Ills absence, Town (Coun Manchester Waiter Co. ing Committee. ’The persons at the delay occurred.” and Committee Woman, Mrs. the sensitive area. The Idea is to decision. Katisenbach, a former* lum will be held at the fa- on Sept. 8 from 10 ara. to noon wood Circle selling keys to the and experience measures. Weiss than $20,000. Hartford. sel John Shea will serve as act 10. Consider the creation of tending were Weiss, Harkins, A written report on results of Virginia Lewis of Columbia. prevent any chance border attorney general, said Congress'- culty offices, 139 E. Center St., and from 6:30 to 6 p.m. carts. One key fits all lochs on said he would go along with a A proposed payment for Ex-NYC Policeman ing manager. a priority IMt for etoim sew Reardon, Patrolmen Samuel the Aug. 3 meeting quarters will be press ahead with Its bombings counselor, in his office Monday, Sen. Edward W. Brooke, St.; Leo PeUetier, 28 W. Mid ago with the rank of lieutenant, matter is still under protest, a meeting of yesterday and to de his car struck the right hand usage by Aug. 15. able to accommodate 700 stu of the North and the military Aug. 21, or Tuesday, Aug. 22, R-Mass., said in an Interview dle ^ k e .; Walter Wells, 162 Un was appointed to the college as cide a future course of action. curb of the highway. When he TTie report concluded, “ Once dents b y operating day and campaign in the South. member said. that peace negotiations should ion St!; Emile Bourque, 986 an assistant professor and an tried to straighten the car out, I have had an opportunity to re evening shifts. to register and to select a pro At the same time Johnson was be the first order of business for Pleasant VaUey Rd., South administrative department police said, Shortt over-correct view the Iqlummtion, another Under enrollment limits/ set gram of studies. reported paying special atten Saigon’s election. winners and Windsor. head. ed and crossed the highway, meeting wllnPI^ held in late by the state for the college Report cards, transfer cards, tion to the South Vietnamese that the United States should A native of New York City, striking head-on a car driven by August.” next year, only 450 students and health records should be political campaign in which Also, Mrs. Wilma Clark, 22 More Guards Gather support any move by the new . / he comes to the coUege with Dolbier. Representing Manchester at would therefore remain at the brought at the time of regis Chief of State Nguyen Van Main S t, TalcottvUle; Reginald tration. South Vietnamese government previous teaching experience at the Aug. 3 meeting were assist high school. Thleu and Prime Minister Knowles, 80 Lucust St; Alfred Tbomas P. Oonnon to bring about negotiations. the C!lty University of New York ant Superintendent Ronald The Girl Scouts will spon Nguyen Cao Ky, leaders of the Sieffert 00 Kennedy Rd.; Su Tariff Forbidden The United States should and at the School of Journadism, Around Peace March Scott, who reported to the sor a teen dance tonight at the san Stefanowlcz, Grababer Rd., WASHING’rON — TTie United incumbent military regime, are agree to a pause in the bolnbipg Catholic Institute of the Press. rose through the ranks from foot school board Monday, and Community Hall from 8 to Ellington; Mrs. Eleanor Mlo- States imported 76,506 tons of Bethlehem Steel vying with civilian slates in of the North or a halt in ground Most recently, he served as patrolmEin, he joined the depart (Continued from Pag;e One) Business Manager Douglas 11:30 p.m. i ganosld, 48 Grandview St.; barbed wire last year. Domestic elections Sept. 3. fighting in the South if the elect a lecturer in the Department of ment in March 1946 upon his dis Pierce, who has since gone on The Fire Auxiliary will meet Mrs. Rose Kultys, Meadows charge from the U. S. Army. Pope Revamps live in Baton Rouge for a rally manufacturers twist some 102,- Increases Price Any major difficulty in the ed Saigon government thinks Police Science at the (31ty Col vacation. Monday night at 8 p.m. at the Saigon transition from military Convalescent Home; Mrk Sal For the present, he and his Saturday—the same time the 000 tons a year. By law, no firehouse. this is necessary for peace ly Raabe and son. East Hart lege. mobile ^Roman Curia tariff can be applied to the use After sending out his report, NEW YORK (AP) — Bethle to elected government would be talks, Brooke said. Before his retirement, Lt. Con family will live in Milford, Universal Ku Klux Klan plan Neumann said, he received the hem Steel Corp. announced to The executive board of the ford; Mrs. Genevieve Mabey where they have maintained a ful material. St. Maurice Council of Catholic and daughter, 174 Lake St; nors served as publications edi ROYMENT (Continued from Page One) ned a demonstration on the far day an increase of $4 a ton in summer home for many years. Women will meet Monday night Mrs. Blanche Burroughs and tor, press liaison officer, and side of Louisiana’s capital city. the base price of hot-rolled car Vernon special assignment writer on ’The college’s law enforcement Tlie Pope ordered a new sys at 7:30 p.m. at the church. daughter, 267 Green Rd.; Mrs. Sunday, the Negroes will hold bon and high-streng^ plates. public affairs and other topics curriculum, which recently re OFFICE tem of budgeit control to regu Also Monday night, -the Town Jacqueline Sweeney and son, ceived licensure from the Com a second rally on the state Capi Choking Smog Stays, Tbese items represent about for the New York Police Depart late the purse strings of every Planning Commission will re Glastonbury. tol steps. Young said, and H. 10 per cent of industry ship ment with 30,000 employes. mission for Higher Education, Vatican organization, thus deny view the plans submitted by Town Officials’ "Views Split Rap Brown chairman of the Stu ments. Bethlehem said that on Also, Mrs. Kathleen Rowell He holds master’s and bach is the first of its kind instituted ing individual agencies the i>ow- the Conservation Commission dent Nonviolent Coordinating an industry-wide basis the in and son. East Hartford; Mrs. elor’s degrees in public adminis in the' state’s community college er to finance their own opera concerning Herrick Parit. They system. Committee, wiU speak. Some Relief Seen creases would represent one- On Kingfisher Sewer Query Barbara Hepton and son, 37 tration, earned at New York tions without specific approval quarter of one per cent of the will meet at 8 p.m. at the Pleasant St., Rockville; Mrs. According to Dr. Lowe, estab The National Knights of the (Continued from Page One) University and City College re from higher authorities. general steel price level. Community Hall. Opinion is divided here as to Susan Pattishall and daughter. lishment of the curriculum re Ku Klux Klan was issued a per from Albany, N.Y., and Con here will canvass lor the Jim spectively, with minors in ad Few had expected a reform of But until that time, health au ’The increas will be effective The regular correspondent whether Vernon must provide my Fund tonight. The young East Hartford; Mrs. Raphealla ministrative law and jour ceived Impetus from Connecti mit by the Baton Rouge police necticut down the coast to the Aug. 25. Bethlehem, the No. 2 for the Manchester Evening Reynolds and son, 86J Vernon nalism. cut’s Municipal Police Training such wide scope. Besides ending J"* p ^^^e V ^ u g h the c l t r ^ d thorities . here said, “ a small Carolinas and parts of Georgia, sewer service to Tolland’s in- sters will make the canvass in lifetime tenure, the Pope or- steel producer, also announced Herald, Clem Young, will be collaboration with the Rock Gardens, Rockville. A career police officer who Council. percentage of the population, es- includingling the metropolitan duserial park. The controversy dered two of the 12 sacred ------revisions of certain price extras back on the job on Monday. ville Cinema and the Vernon The purpose of the cirric- con pegation s- the m ajor°^ria ^te>: the N ep o p ou p is sched- peciallly those with chronic res- areas oTNew York City, Wash- pertaining to quantity and size. After that any calls may be was sparked by the announce Police Department. ulum, said Connors, will be to agencies—eliminated entirely. A uled to end its rally. piratory disease, chronic car- ington and Baltimore. It said the price Increase for directed to her at 643-8981. provide broad-based courses in ment of the King Corp., a to\|n John Gill, league spokesman,, third will disappear by absorp Although McKeithen has said dlac conditions and those aller- From the top of the Empire hot-rolled carbon and high- business since 1884, that they law enforcement' science, lead he will not meet with the gic to particular air pollutants, State Building, the smog made said this is the tenth year the AT ELM STREET and HARTFORD ROAD IN MANCHESTER tion. strength plates was the first in Manchester Evening Herald are moving to Tolland. u VOLKSWAGEN ® LEASING ing to an associate degree. Negroes, Young said he will at- are advised to remain indoors.” it difficult ’Thursday to Identify nearly four years. league has made a contribu Vt ’The remaining nine will be Bolton substitute correspond Kingfisher has requested the ’The program will be designed tempt to present the governor The lid of stagnant air, the the Chrysler Building or U.N tion to the fund. Plates are used mainly in ent, Hope Grunske, tel. 649- extension o f sewer lines to the 14 Ma. U ta f Haa both to train recent high school reorganized, with some of them headquarters, just eight blocks AUGUST 21-AUGUST 25, FROM 11 A.M. to A P.M. and ;,^ ‘me‘S:^^d"‘aU o^toe various ^ “st of grievances. Weather Bureau said, reached such areas as construction, 6264. site of its proposed building in The Jimmy FUnd, whose IHiUBiWtl’ graduates interested in the field uptown. headquarters are in Boston, other secretariats, tribunals and manufacture of machinery, Tolland. of law enforcement, smd to pro The Weather Bureau blames a pipeline fabrication, shipbuild uses the money for the care of Sir vide in-service training for the AUGUST 26fh From 9 A.M. t o 1 P.M. offices will undergo transforma Tolland officials are reported temperature inversion lor t ing and railroad cars. children who suffer from can FASTBAOK SEDAN - F iiA .o o ■la working police of(icer. tion. Racial Scene to have said that a commit air pollution. , Bethlehem spld that last April cer for research into the causes Credits earned at Metnehester The document goes into effect ment ijy the former city of KARMANII DHIa ^ fiS iO O leg Viet Air Strikes Warm air is usually nearest sale of plates was changed from and care of the disease. Community CoUege are also in Jan. 1, 1968. Rockville now obligates Ver t j r “ the ground and rises, carrying ap actual scale-weight basis to a Correction STATION WADON ->r i r i t SM, tended to be transferrable, for non to provide the service as' it III JMli) Charges are outlined in a gen pollutants into the atmosphere. theoretical weight-price basis. More Unrest It was incorrectly stated in those wishing to continue at did to the Burroughs Coup. HIRING ON-THE-SPOT eral way. Detailed instructions But when cooler air is nearest As a result, it said, a net loss in the Herald that photostat copies PANEL TRUSK l i l t m four-year Institutit^. Close to Record However,' former Rockville mg supplementing the general de ______the ground--the temperature In- revenues averaging about $1.10 In Syracuse of veteren’s discharge papers FubUcity announcing the cree will be issued later. ((Continued from Page One) a ton was experienced. Mayor, Leo B. Flaherty Jr. who would be accepted for veteren’s progran^ has been distributed mand had noted the appearance version it’s lilw putting a lid on headed the city government at Rt*. I I , TollanJ TpW. In view of this, the company tax exemption. Town Clerk TED TRUDON T*k*l(vlll*-M*ncli*«t*r touthe (Municipal PoUce Train Hanoi-Hedphong area but rang of a ‘ ‘Dragon Lady’ ’ terrorist boiling pot. The steam doesn t the time of the Burroughs said, the combined effect of And Houston Henry Butler said original dis 449-2111 ing Council and to .poUce de ing south, the U. S. pilots found and a male accomplice in a Eu- agreement, said that to the Come in and find out about the steady, high-paying jobs (many with TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY supply targets, including one ropean automobile who had In the case at hand, the air those revisions together with the charge papers must be present VOLKSWAGEN partments throughout Hart Personal Notices best of his recollection, the IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE-you convoy of 16 trucks caught in missed in two attacks on Ameri- pollutants—incinerator smoke, current adjustments result in a (Continuetl from Page One) ' ed to qualify for the exemption. ford County, and Connors said overtime) open now at the Aircraft. If you are inexperienced, you may agreement was with Burroughs he plana to meet with indi may be given 120 hours of intensive training the open near Thanh Hoa. Sky- can personnel In the capital. auto exhaust, and the likes— plates of ap- ■“rhey will be on the streets only- qualify for one of the many Aircraft's paid training courses. on the machine you have been hired to operate. In Memoriam hawk jets from the carrier Con- The heaviest ground fight- became trapped at ground level. ™® vidual poUce forces in the area tonight,” he said. The final decision as to Instruction will be right in our own machine In loving memory of Joseph sieiiauonstellation raxea raked uie the convoy convoy wiin with ing i,|g centered centered in in coastal coastal Quang Quang ’That inat same suuauon situation lasi last to discuss the new training op training school at the same high "Aircraft" O’Connor took command as whether the town extends sew Find out about the many extra benefits at the Aircraft, too: such as J s ' riessed away rockets and cannon fire, sending Ngal and Quang Tin provinces ’Thanksgiving Day preduced an , * extra cnangesapply hundreds of police and sheriff’s portunities personally. rate of pay. ers to Kingfisher wiU be made Already, some 20 community smoke billowing 2,000 feet. m northern South Vietnam, air pollution crisis in New York. deputies, using t^ar gas for the excellent medical and life insurance plans, a fine retirement program, ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS-may be Always a silent heartache South Vietnamese headquar- American Task Force Oregon To try to combat the locked in ’ ^^thle- by the Board of Representa and state poUce officers have Many a ailent tear. first time to disperse unruly tives. ’They are scheduled to TSy given courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 But always a beautiful memory ters reported that no one was in- reported killing 40 Communist pollution. Mayor John V. Lind- fh.. upon the 1967 Chevrolet been admitted for the faU se paid sick leave, nine paid holidays, up to four weeks vacation with pay. weeks in Machining. Jet Engine Sheet Metal, groups, enforced a dusk-to-dawn Jr' Of one we loved so dear. jured in the sabotage of the soldiers in scattered actions and say asked Wednesday that peo- “ ® these extras discuss the matter Monday mester, and coUege officials Tool, Die and Gaga Making, Machine Repair God gave us strength to bear it. curfew imposed by Mayor Wil night. FAIRWAY And courage to fiace the blow. freight train near Saigon but finding freshly dug graves in pie try to stay off the road ex- « om one-tenth of a liam ..F. Walsh on this city of Eue anticipating a final enroll This is your opportunity to get a steady career job. Act now! Visit the and Pipe Making. But what ft meant to lose you that the Viet Cong mines de- which 20 black-pajama-clad cept lor necessary trips. But ® 220,000 including 17,000 Negroes. An important element in FIRST ment o f about 40. No one will over know. their decision wiU be the ca? The law enforcement course Mobile Employment Office. . , hiring "on-the-spot." APPRENTICE CANOIDATES-may be allgibla railed six cars and badly ripped guerrillas were buried. traffic Thursday was reported . increased The outburst ’Thursday night for courses ranging from three to four years In Wife and Family up the track to the big military Although other brisk actions normal, with the usual jams and J, ^ “ ” hredths of a cent per and early today, similar to the pacity of the sewer lines in the Biscayne schedules wUl be organized on Jet Engine Metalsmithing, Machining, Tool & installation at Blen Hoa. were reported, no pattern to the exhaust smoke pouring from P . area. ’Town Engineer A. Rich both stofos optn two parEillel tracks, one.meet Die MaKing and Electronics. In Memoriam thickness ordered initial outbreak Wednesday HUNDREDS OF GOOD JOBS Two of the derailed cars were fights was discernible except crawling autos, night, erupted shortly after dark ard Lombardi wiU report on Green with beige interior, 2-Door Sedan. 6 cylinder, ing at 10 a.m. and the other In loving memory of Clayton Sey- armored cars carrying the the Communist effort to inflict Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller inches and less in width. the ability of the lines to carry tonight tlH 9! at 7 p.m., with Connors in AVAILABLE I mour who passed aw^y, j\ug. 18. when jeering Negro youths etandai^ transiRission, radio. Immaculate. Pratt & South Vietnamese security pla- casualties in a war of attrition, also requested a curtailment of Bethlehem said the' price an increased load at the n)eet- structing both. VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 400 Main changes will help meet steadily' smashed store windows and AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS Wc miss you now. our hearts arc toon that accompanies all In ’Thursday’s helicopter res- all burning in the open in south- pelted police with rocks and bot ing. ’The |>Urpose will be to keep street, East Hartford/ (tonn. Other Connecticut -o-w - rising costs of raw material. AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING W hitney sore treiins. cue, only three miles off tne eastern New York, tles. Police described the dis Other considerations will be the content in "tandem,” so plants In North Haven, Southington and ^ time goes by we miss you more. The New York City Sanitation employ- \ Your loviing smile, your gentle face, Inside the capital, security au coast of North Vietnam and just turbance as "less Intense” than the proposed Catholic High that in-service officers can MACHINING • SHEET METAL Middletown. No one can fill your vacant place. thorities reported a rooftop sni- above the DMZ, the downed pi- Department cut back on gar- ___ the preceding night. School which will have to be switch from one class to the TOOL AND DIE MAKING fi ire raft pei fired at the guard post in lot had parachuted into the bage burning and shut' down serviced by the line, and a pro \ other without difficulty as th^r 'y Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanford and A patrolman Ctruck on the * 1 9 9 5 OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE: > h FYimlly front of an American enlisted water and was floating helpless- some of its 46 incinerator fur- Steel Technology New posed apartment complex work shifts change, Connors EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING (Ur. Mrs. Raymond Hanna head by a rock was the second i! man’s billet a few hours before ly, with his legs injured and tan- naces. said. INSPECTION u MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8 A.M. And Family . . . _ . OHTOAGO — By the end of person reported Injured during which may be located in the ■ee us for « TO 4:30 P.M.. TUESDAY AND Airi ^Sunhy'' *****''* Hubbard 3rd daWn today. ’The shot missed gled in his parachute, lines. Consolidated Edison Co ngxt yeiar ahnosit an major the two days. At Ipast 27 per area. First semester courses for PLANT PROTECTION - FIREMEN & GUARDS ------but a police sweep of the area Airman 2. C. Peter Eyrich, 24, the electricity producer whose Mayor John E. Grant said thoraios bottits, freshmen students wiU include WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TILL S:00 P.M. steel companies will have at sons were arrested Thursday STENOGRAPHERS • CLERK TYPISTS. p In Memoriam also missed the sniper. „ of Freidburg, Germany, was smokestacks often have been least one furnace ulsling* the night and today, bringing to Tliursday he will che PAcn MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HEi^ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN THE Mathews Ideal Replacement Herald Angle Player Finds It Hard to Believe HUNTING \J By r a n d PETE ZANARDI FISHING For Tigers’ Injured^ W ert Aiatofat Sport* Editor ^ After Fine Round in Pacing GHO Odd and Ends of a Season ’The trade of Mathews, one of Before that, the Tigei^' have Cash o iito f that position at De NIGHT LIFE OF A BASS NEW YORK (AP)—Ed How many wiays can you look alt a sedaon 7 Those of die Mathews was gtin- the all-time great home run hit a weekend series with Cleve troit and wl}l play third. “I can’t believe I shot a one stroke lead over Terry Dill Player’s venture away from Several of the major stars of Bob Lunn of Sacramento, Calif., The largemouth bass has been land, which ouUasted Washing * * us who find some sort oi romontee in statistics have a called many names — some re nins as he slat in the Hous ters, from the Astros to Detroit, 65,” said Gary Hayer of of Austin, Tex. his 1,000-acre farm near Jo- golf, Including this year’s lead with four-imder-par 67. Lunn’s ton 8-3 In 16 Innings. Baltimore INDIANS-SENATOIW-^ host of different views. FoUowing are some of the odds ing money winner, Arnold Pal spectful and some unprintable. ton drestsinfir room . was engineered late ’Thursday South Africa i^er becom Player sank birdie putts from hemnesburg was his first taste best finish in his rookie year has stopped New York 4-1 In the Vic Davalillo’^Tbases-loaded and ends compiled this summer while Manchester was mer, and U.S. Open chamj^on 1 ing’ the first round leader of competitive golf since the been 32pd in the Minnesota However, no one has yet come ‘‘I’ve never seen the Detroit night shortly after the Tigers only other American League triple was the h i^ d i^ t of a fighting for the Zone Four American Legion pennant. 36, 30, 20 and 18 feet during Us Jack Nicklaus and PGA winner Classic earlier this month. Al^o up with a label to describe Its ball park,” he said, and the grin had arrived home from a 7-4, 10- game scheduled Thursday. five-run, 16th inning i ^ y that Toughest hurler on llanches------at six-under-per in the round, and three others In the 8- British Open in early July. He's Don January skipped the Great stretched. ‘‘But I hear It’s a 12 foot range Thursday. Dill had won $26,703 in the United States at 87 was Lee Trevino, an El inning victory at Boston that put Mathews, 36, who has 503 carried the Indians past'IVash- ter st^ e r was Thomp- Manchester made nine double- \ $100,000 Greater Haitford er Hartford Open. nocturnal rovings, a habit good hitters’ ball t>hrl<.” them back In third place, three career home npis, wlU be at ington. Chuck Hinton op en ed^ e simUar putting luck in Us 66, this year, but the closest he’s Paso, Tex., club professional sonvlUe 8 Don 6sm a. m 14 In- piayg, including one of the un- Open Golf Tournament. Chi Chi Rodriguez, who had 66 shrewdly exploited by ex gcLmes back of leading Min third for the Tigers tonight for big inning with a single and getting six birdies on putts come to a title. was a loss to who learned just how attractive Detroit Manager Mayo Smith / allowed Manches- aggistgd variety by catcher “I’ve been cutting trees, rid ’Thursday to be among 46 perienced fishermen. nesota. the series opener with Cleve forced across by three straight ranging from 16 to 86 feet. Miller Barber In a playoff at the the pro tour might be when he was grinning even more. He’^ ir eight hits and four runs. Ih' Oary Gott ing horses, driving a tractor on professionals who bettered the ''“ We’re going to find out In a land, replacing Wert who pulldd walfts. DavaUUo delivered three pklahoma City Open. earned $6,000 (or finishing fifth Bass, and most of their aqua just moved Into third place cidently, all three games with my farm for four weeks with DUl ignored a request to teU par of 71, said of their absence: more with his triple, then in the U.S. Open In June. tic cousins, are notorious night In the mlser-tlght American hurry whether we’ll have a shot a groin muscle Sunday and wUl Thompronville were 8-1 affairs, There can be no doubt that only one practice roimd,” Play more about his round at the “ I’m in the process of making scored on Tony Horton’s double. "It’s about time that they let us Joining the golf tour In earn time carousers, say the fishing League pennant race and found. at them,” Smith said. ” We havd be out for two or three weeks. Mancnmer winning two. the longest baU hit of ICanches- er said. press tent, saying: “ Every time a decision,” Player said, In Mathews, the Ideal replace doubleheaders with them ’Tues He had played first base most Frank Howard hit his 30th “ Fantastic” was the way he I have shot a good round tUs "whether to play more or give It little guys win a few tourna est a few weeks ago, the 27- authorities. During summer, es \ ------ter pitching this season was the ments.” year- old Trevino was accom pecially, bass spend the day in ment for Injured third baseman day and Wednesday and a sin of the season at Houston, but homer of the season for the Sen The three «p n c Pour hurlers tremendous blast off the bat of described how Us putter worked year and then gone to the press up. I can’t go popping over the Don W ert., gle game Thursday.” has no chance of moving Norm ators, over the greens of Wethersfield room, I’ve shot a 76 or 77 the ocean a dozen times a year just Among those off to a good panied by his wife and two-year- deep, cool waters, lying practi who beat MaiK^ester, Sama, south Windsor’s Stan Slomcin- cally dormant and unresponsive Country Club as it gave Um a next day.” ^ like its around the com er.” start Thursday was 22-year- old old daughter Claudia. East Hartford’s P a ^ Senatore gky. The blast, off Marc Schardt to the most tempting hook-laden and WUllmantlc’s Rlojcy Young, had to travel over 350 feet, land- proposals. But when the sun also lost to the locals. Rock- mg in the parking lot In right slips over the horizon, these wily Major League vUle’s Joe Kayan had the centerfleld at South Windsor, Win or Lose, Season Success gamesters go on the prowl and BUBBLING OVER — Bubble gum enthusiast Joe toughest luck against Manches- Marc Schardt led the pitchers Alumni Loop Title the tempo of fishing picks up. Sparma of Detroit blows a bulMe as he stands in = L e a d e r f = ter, losing three times whUe m fielding, taking 30 chances, W When eveating cools the sur batter’s box awaiting a pitch. The Tiger pitcher is American League Windsor Locks’ WUUe Lash was Including seven putouts, with- Batting (275 at bats)—F.Rob- beaten twice. out a flaw. RSox over Million face, bass move upwards and one of the best in the American League. inson, Balt., .332; Yastrzemskl, feed off the top waters. At sucb Captured by Elks periods, they may hit with reolt- Bost., .317. ThompIsonvUle and Esutt Hart ’The b^st pitching performance Runs—^KUlebrew, Minn., 73; ford pitching were the hardest against any team had to be by In Home Attendance Needing only two hits, the EUks defeated Nassiff’s, abandon. N(ght fe v e rs Leo Learned Lesson National League Tovar, Minn., 73. for Manchester hatters to reach. Ray LaGace against South Town Alumni title last night at the West drd^rii me“ S im e fostfad. Runs batted in—Yastrzemskl, They batted .186 against the for w . L. Pct/'G.B. Windsor. LaGace hurled 15 in BOSTON (AP)—^Win or lose, the Boston Red Sox Side. Whltey Jenkins, witlh relief help from Mark Hag- quickly and with Bost., 81; KUlebrew, Minn., 80. mer and .160 against the latter. St. Louis 74 44 .627 nings ag;ainst ^ u th Windsor, al Hits—Yastrzemskl, Bost., 132; South Windsor was the easiest, are goin!g to couiit 1957 a Mg suiccsss. enow, allowed only four hits. great force. AUanta 62 53 .539 lowing four hits and nomms and ------^ ^ ------Jim Balesano lost a heart- Hard Way with Allen lOVfr. Alvls, Cleve., 127; Tovar, Minn., the locals showing a .330 mark ik While Manager Dick Williams and his coaching staff ELUNGTON raDGE The Mercury lads say the best 64 55 .538 10% striking out 32. He faobloned . I . .g. . brealker, striking out 11. Bale- I Cincinnati 127. against coach Porter Bllnn’s map strategy for a run at the pennant, the cash regis- Following are the flights in technique (or catching fish by San Fran. 62 66 .626 12 two two-hit shutouts. Neixt in A l l U n i l l J U n i O F sano, however, walked six. NEW YORK (AP)—Leo Durooher kicked the sleep Doubles—Campaneris, K.C., crew. In between are Windsor ------^------tors are jingling. the final 27 holes Sunday in starlight is to cast a surface plug Chicago 64 59 .620 12% Une was Marc Schardt against n 1. 11 T Bases on balls brought In the ing dog, and it nearly bit off his leg. 26; Tovar, Minn., 26. Locks (.299), WUlimantic (.257) The Red Sox are over the the 1967 Club Championship with a loud splash right next to 66 .617 13 RockvUle. The Gettysburg Col EUcs’ first tally. After hitting PhUa’phla 60 Triples—Blair, Balt., 8 ; Mon and R o c k ^ e (.250). South State "Golfers million mark In home attend Tournament at the Ellington OaSeDali LiCagUe the shore. Let It lie motionless Durocher, playing the percentages, ordered Philadel Pittsburgh 66 63 .471 18% lege sophomore aUowed only day, K.C., 6 ; VersaUes, Minn., Windsor sent seven different ance for the first time since Ridge Country Club. Scores of 'T ’ **1 M- TV J batter, Balesano for 30 seconds, then retrieve phia’s Tony Gonzalez intentionally walked in the 12th Los Angeli 51 65 .440 22 five hits and two runs, striking walked three stral^t batters. 6 pitchers to work against Man Fail to Match 1960. the players after the first 27 iitie to lioagers with a jerky motion. "Old inning of 'Thursday night’s game to pitch to Rich Allen. 49 69 .415 25 . out 25 in 15 frames against the In the seventh, Hagenow’s New York Home runs—KUlebrew, Minn., chester. A crowd of 28,653—paid—sent holes are listed after thdr bucketmouth” will Investigate Now ordinarily that wouldn’t ------49 71 .408 26 Windy City entry. Combing to give the Dodgers perfect squeeze bunt brought Houston 32; F.Howard, Wash., 30. Or Better Par Boston’s Fenway Park total names: this "goody” with about as Qualify'as a terribly safe move. pie and Gary Sutherland, tied It the Alumni Junior Town Cham- in King McKinney with the In- ’Thursday’s Results Stolen bases — C ^ pan eris, Ray LaGace enjoyed Rock ——» - , . ____ turnout for 48 dates to 1,000,638 CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT much caution as a parking lot But Chicago pitchers had re for PhUadelphla. Nine different players played New York 6-5, Pittsburgh 5-6, K.C., 40; Buford, Chic., 25. vUle pitching to the tune of a WETHERSFIELD „ . (AP) „ Thursday. In the comparable 8:30, off 10th Tee, Hillnskl 111, plonshlp last night were Jack ------attendant displays----- when jockey- tired Allen four times and, with The Cubs nicked PhUadelphla more than one position for 2nd game, 14 Innings Pitching (11 decisions)—Hor- .667 average, coUecting six hits Ckiach CharUe Graff. Handy BALL'DROPS — Shaking his fisft, Gary Player None of the C oO T M ^ t golfers number of dates, the club drew Ungua 114, SchUler 116, Knapp Hollk and Steve Samlotis. Hollk hv position. Cookie Rojais on second carry starter Rick Wise for single playing In the $100,000 Greater only 673,006 In 1966, when it 117 ...... U»e sixth. Back-to-back hits by PhUadelphla 5, Chicago 2, 12 len. Chic., 13-3, .813; Merritt, ill nme tries. Rudl Wittke led Gary Kinel topped the versatil dropped an 18-foot pu'tt for a Mrdie on 17th hole While this night life of bass Is ing the winning run, a walk to runs in the fourth and sixth, Hartford Open Thursday man- finished ninth. p.oT 11T 11a ® one-hltter at the Mets oeorge Finnegan and Bill innings Minn., 9-3, .750. Manchester against WUlimantm ity list, seeing action as second yesterday at Wethersfield, He finished with a six weU known, the exact feeding Gonzalez did set up a potential with singles by Clarence Jones aged to equal or better the par rm. 1 1 1 ® whUo Samoltis scored the only shulbz chased starter Jenkins. Houston 4, Los Angeles 0 Strikeouts— McDoweU, Cleve., (three for seven and .429T> The loyal legion of fans was Olekslnski 119, Ferguson 121. anuiiz cnasea siaixer jenains. times cannot be predicted. It dpuble play that could get the and Adolpho PhiUips driving and third base and in the out under par 65 to pace the GHO. (AP Photofax) A uieKsinsM ii», rerguson izi. after a triple In the seventh wairenow came on to end the cannoi w preoiciea. 11 Only games scheduled 176; Lonborg, Bost., 175. ThompsonvUle (three for eight 71 of Wethei^eld Country (jlubc• disappointed as the Red Sox g D. Lingua 123, Markow- inninv eivlnv tiie Dodvers a l-o . may Occur during any period Cubs out of the inning. them across. Tony Taylor’s field. Connecticut native Julius Today’s Games National League and .375) and East Hartford 8 dropped a 7-4 decUion In 10 In- ski 126, Gordon 126, Hunter 126. 5l L r U 'rom dusk until dawn, and may Instead, the strategy got them sixth inning single drove in the Boros had 71 and former Green- win ait Charter Oak Park. grounder. He struck out the Chicago (EUis 0-1) at PhUa- Bfitting (275 at bats) — Cle- (three for eight and .375) Steve Ray LaGace hit safely in the - T-,. . Detroit Tigers. 8:49, McMeekln 127, McCar- last only a few minutes, so, right out of the ball game. Phillies’ first run in the sixth HoUk, who struck out nine, side In the seventh, dclphia (L.Jackson 8-11), night menl«, Pitt., .344; Staub, Houst., Banas showed a .462 mark first nine games of the season wlch resident Dick Mayer had However, the defeat will have thy 127, (fonlin 180, Wolff 186. when you try your hand at night, Allen hammered his 20th and ended a scoreless earned served up only one bad pitch— jjnia ...... 100 000 1— 2 2 1 New York (Fisher 8-13) at .343. against Windsor Locks (six for for the longest hitting streak of Billiards, Cantone*s little effect on the "gate” for a FIRST FLIGHT be prepared to stick it out. Fish home run, over the right field run string ait 25 innings for a single to Bob Bergln. Nassiff’s ___ 000 000 0—0 4 0 Pittsburgh (Veale 13-5), night Runs—Spnto, (jhlc., 86; R.Al- 13) whUe Tim Coughlin was .455 the season. 8:30, off First Tee, McCusker, long and patiently, you’ll hit the wall, giving the Phillies a 5-2 Jenkins. The Dodgers need only three Atlanta (Lemaster 8-6) at Los len, PhU., 85. (five for 11) against South Wind « * e Wallingfora snot a 72. OonnecU- have sold all Ferrlera, Harrlgani Kellner, Jenkins, Hagenow (6 ) and before the night is over. victory. • • * hits off losing hurler A1 Noske, Downham; Balesano, Werkhov- ______Angeles (Drysdale 8-12), night Runs batted jn-r-Cepeda, St.L., sor. cut (3pm clmmpKm R ^ ^ c e reserved seats for tonight’s 8:87, Kuehn, Groobert, Ros- In the only other National A8TB08-D0DGER8— Post Softball Wins who struck out 10. Samoltis had Cincinnati (Pappas 12-7) at 92; Wynn, HouSt„ 87. Margin Notes Jr. of Wee Bum Country Club game with California auid a sltto Becker . ■ i ..i w 1.11 en, Maher (1). Many species of game fish, League games, Houston blanked Giusti scattered eight hits two, including a dp\^e, while San Frimcisco (Sadecki 4-4) Hits—Brock, StX., 153; Cepe- The high run total was 15 t:. j! • i-u ^ _iu- • • „ . had 73 along with Connecticut doubleheader with the Angela a.io ‘deluding a double, whUe in both fresh and salt water, Los Angeles 4-0 behind Dave against the Dodgers and Ron A1 Frelheit’s foot has made Explod)^ for four runs m the fo i^ mnmg, Center Amateur champion Jimmy Sm^v 'lick^ were stove Cartier coUected a single. night da, St.L., 145. ' ^ agaiinst South Windsor. Man go into a feeding frenzy in the Giusti and New York split a Davis’ three-run double drove (n the difference in two games for handed Spruce Tavern ite firat det<«t ta the or„t SH., Maht ttr ■Defense ' was also ■ a ■keynote, ■ Eastern League St. Louis (Carlton 10-6) at Doubles—Staub, Ho\ist., 33; chester was shut out only once, the New Britain Bees. His two The Pittsfield Red Sox didn’t still period before a heavy rain douUeheader with Pittsburgh, all the runs he needed. At was Billy Emmons of Saturday’s game. the Dodgers showing only one Houston (CueUar 11-8), night R. AUen, PhU., 31. 1-0 by East Hartford’s Senators. Tournament, 10-2, last night 74 SECOND FLIGHT have to strain too much for storm. winning 6-5 and then losing by The Astros loaded the bases in extra-points gave them a 20-19 „ ^ . error while the Mels were flaw- Saturday’s Games Triples—WUllams, Chlc.i 10; The locals showed two’’blank OT^Mt. Nebo. The Ouemen hat^e won both tourney Wethersfield, and 75s were post- The Fenway Park attendance their 8-2 Eastern League victo the same score in 14 Innings. the fifth on singles by Julio Go- win over the Bridgeport Rock ______1. , ------■ '------8 :65 Grotheer, Kuhnly, Chalne less behind Noako Chicago at PhUadelphla R.AUen, PhU., 10. ings, both against South Wind ed by Bridgeport professlonaU was 1,129,866 In 1660, when a Brown. oenuja wosko. ry over Reading Thursday night When a grpundhog emerges * * * tay and Doug Rader and a walk ets two weeks ago and last Sat Dodgers 000 000 1— 1 8 1 New York at Pittsburgh, N Home runs—Aaron, AU., 30; sor and aUowed the most runs The second fatality In the dou- were the only Spruce batters John Mc(3oldrlck and GlffOrd supermarket helped with a pro- 6:03 Johnston, Weinstein, Lat- —the wliining run crossed on a in early spring from hiberna PHIL8-CIIBS— to Rusty Staub. Then Davis’ urday night, in the North Atlan MeU 000 000 0—0 1 0 AUanta at Los Angeles Wynn, Houst., 29. to WUUmantic in a 6-3 loss. The tic League opener, he kicked a ble elimination tourney Is Len- to hit safely. Nutbrown. Former U.S Open motional plan. The Red Sox imer, Geda. tion, what he first goes look Rojas had opened the Phillie long double scored all three Hollk. and Happnney; Noske passed b^ l CincinnaU at San Francisco Stolen bases — Brock, St.L., averaged 4.5 runs per game and ox Pharmacy. Cantone’s OU The hits were even, eight CSiamplon Tony Manero of figure to surpass that easily. 9:10 Wholley, Skinner, ing for Is not his shadow and 12th with a single and was sac- runs. A wUd pitch and Bob As- 31-yard field goal to give the and Bergln. Red Sox shaved Blng- St. Louis at Houston, N 39; WUls, Pitt., 22. eiUowed 2.4 per itUt. Bees a 10-7 triumph over the scored all its run In the first apiece, but Cantone’s took ad- Greenwich also had 76. And If the club stays In con- 9:17 Vandervoort, Kearney, ® ______hamton’s Eastern Division lead not food,'-but a mate. riflced to second. Then Duro promonte’s single drove in Da Pitching (11 decisions) —Mc- two frames to stop Lenox, 8-1, vantage of four Lenox errors. Professionals A1 Fuchs of tentioii the rest of the way, Finnegan, Walsh, to 6^ games, Pawtucket edged cher ordered the intentional vis. Jersey Generals. Bridgeport re American League C o r m 1 c k, S.F., 16-5, .762; Rudl Wittke was the only reg turns to Willow Brook Park at Charter Oedc Park. bringing their tourney standing Bethel, and BUI Salvatore of there’s a good shot at the all- THIRD FLIGHT To make the inside and gun walk to Gonzalez and Allen It was the first shutout this Quackenbush Named Williamsport 2-1, Elmira defeat- W. L. Pet. G.B. Hughes, St.L., 11-4, .733. ular to complete the season Friday night . . . Former East Cantone’s return to action to- to l-l. The OUers scored two scored 77, time high of 1,696,650 set In 9:24 Peracchlo, Gallery, Cav- ed Binghamton 3-1 and Water- wales of an aluminum fishing made him regret the move. season for Giusti, who won his Minnesota 65 60 .666 — Strikeouts — Bunnlng, PhU., without an error, handling 28 Catholic grldder Jim Leber, night, meeting the Sa'vings Bank nins in the first, then added Wethersfield pro Bob Schappa 1949. edon, Honnon. PRINCETON, N.J. (AP)—BUI bury -won In extra Innings over boat less noisy, have them Fergueon Jenkins .looking lor ninth game. After the game, the Chicago 63 51 .553 1% 180; Jenkins, Chic., 177. chances (13 at first base) with at (31urter Oak Park at 6 six more In the second. Neither, •'s-d an 80 and his assistant That, fans, is in an ancient 9 ;3i Sheldon, Cohn, Merker, Quackenbush,' former star de- York 6-2 sprayed with rubberized under his 17th .victory, ..took a 2-1 lead Astros annoimced the trade of soon to report to the Citadel Detroit 63 54 .538 3 out a miscue. Other fielding o’clock. — ' club plated a run after the sec- Mickey Gresh an 81. park with an alleged seating Rathbone. fenseman for the Boston Bruins, coating at an auto-body shop. into the ninth but singles by Ed Mathews to the Detroit Tl- freshman, has been working out Boston 62 54 .534 3% averages: Ray ^Gace .687; ond Inning. capacity of 88,624. . . _ - . — Or split garden hose can be Jobnny CkUlison, Clay Dalrym- gers. OFF T O D E T R O I T —^Flacking his baseball gear is in New Britain . . . Former John McCarthy allowed only 6:88 Marlow, Shapiro, Wilson, is the new hookey coach of California 62 56 .525 Gary Gott .977; Dick Cobb .966; Ron LaPointe, Frank La Laat Night’ s Eights cemented over the gunwales. t% EMdie Mlatthews after being told yesterday he had Manchester High footballer Bob four hits as his BUllards mates ^ „ Menschell. Princeton University. ’The 45- POR’TLAND, Maine — Jimmy Wash'n. 58 61 .487 9 Yanks Lose Dave Ware .964; Tim Coughlin been traded to Detroit (AP I^otofax), Hamilton reports to the Univer cashed in 12 hits, scoring In ^^yne Loj^eUow ^ d 9:46 CMstofani, Seraphin, year-old native of Ibronto, Can- McDermott, 166, Holyoke, (Jloveland 67 62 .479 10 .950; Chuckle May .889; Dennis Clay to Murry There are no bream in Amer In the interest o f your good health and good appearance this artleh sity of Maine freshman later every Inning but the second and Sports Viewing Kupferschmld, Goldfarb. ada, was named to the post MaisB., outpointed FYeddle Wil Baltimore 63 64 .453 13 MacArdle .876; Gary Kinel .861; next month. Hamilton spent the 6:62 Rayburn, Landsberg, Monday. i c a waters. What Southerners which appeared in newspapm nmonaUy* is reprinted by T o O rioles fifth. M c C ^ y also hit the ®P‘®®®’ tor the wln- liams, 175, New York, 8. New York 51 65 .440 14% and Steve Banas .810. summer trying to gain weight. Again on Sunday SATURDlAY Plepler, Rubin. Quackenbush played 14 sea- chll a bream, or "brim ,” is usu Inside-the-Park Homer game-s only h L e run. McCar^ "®” ®^®«®« LOS ANGELES—Bobby Val- ally the bluegUl sunfish. Kansas C ity 51 68 .429 16 ♦ • The American Legion will IKMI (SO) Roller Derby Bons In the National Hockey dez NEW YORK (AP) — Maybe thy, John Roberts and Randy CHICAGO (AP) — Cassius ^ - — , 126, San Diego, Calif., _____ Thursday’s Results the Yankees were looking ahead Few Chances ^ host the players and parents at 2:00 ( 8 ) Angela vs. Red Detroit 7, Boston 4, 10 innings a banquet Aug. 24 at the Legion 201 4 0 1 * 2 ^ 0 12 2 ® ay. the sidelined world heavy- Sox Legion Baseball ®^«'^ to their twl-night doubleheader tack with two hits apiece. spcuce 100 100 0__ 2 4 6 champion, and his fiance 17* 1* X T* • X I J°*®‘ Calif., 6, Valdez won day will not make him hunt Baltimore 4, New York 1 tonight with the first place Min ’ Despite playing in 22 games, Home . . . With Zone Four wars 2115 (80) Angela vn Red Silent Treatment Taking a 3-1 lead at the end MoChfithy antj FUlbahma; ^ ^ ® Muslim cere- Sox Finalists Bristol the last .seven of CaUforma featherweight tlUe. better for the sportsman. In- Cleveland 8| Washington 3, 16 nesota Twins. left fielder Dennis MacArdle over. Legion Ck>ach Charlie those camnaims. OVkirVOTOKYO __— UMamnHldemorl,-4 'rm-Umn.Tsujlmo- of three Innings, the Cueman MePmtiand and TkiyUor. ’ Sunday—or before If the 8:80 ( 8 ) Greater Hartford stead, it is likely to midee him Innings Anyway they lost their third handled only eight chances. Graff headed north to battle to, 186, Japan, knocked out delt the death blow to Spruce ______bride can finish arrangements Open And West Haven hunt for supplementary food. Only games scheduled straight gqme to the Baltimore Throughout the 28-game sched some pickerel and bass . . . Norm “ Kid” Langford, 188%, with a four-run fourth, Oantone’s 260 000 0__8 8 2 *** Clay’s manager says. 5d)0 ( 3) Race of tJie Week WATERBURY (AP)—Defend Today’s Games OriolesTPhursday Eiltemoon 4-1 ule, only 36 putouts were regis Just think, the fall scholastic Bowdoin Assistant Australia, 4. added one run In the sixth eSid 010 000 0—J. 8 4 17-year-old BeUnda ( 8 ) Wide Worid of ing state champion Bristol de Baltimore (Richert 7-12 and For Bud Harrelson when the soon-to-be-dethroned tered by outfielders — less than sports season is a month away. two more In the seventh. Dulbey and LiaPoinlte, 00>- whose father, Raymond Sports feated West Haven 4-1 ’Thursday BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP) — American League champions two per game. Manchester’s soccer and cross Bob Hewitt, Dave Solomonson buns; Gracytdny and 'nirk- *® ® member of the 6:00 (80) Letis Go to the to even the match between the Phil Soule, former star llnemeoi Joins Yale Staff iS ^ d'H w aS 'l^ PITTSBURGH (AP)—It took Rud Harrelson 543 at- came up with three runs In the country teams debut Sept 19, MUce Rothman and Jim Taylor Ington. MusUm sect, received R a ^ two teams In the double-elimlna- at the University of Maine, has Peter Easton, for the past BASEBALL HEROES !ns ntght ’ ’ bR4s to hft his first major league home run. But he ninth to top off a nifty four-hlt- Centerflelder Tim Coughlin the hooters at Conard and the harriers here , against Weaver. their marriage Ucense Thursday 7:00 (18), Wrestling tlon American Legion Baseball been named assistant football years a member of the Cleveland (O’Donoghue 6-4) at ter for Gene Brabender, a hefty had four assists. He figured in didn’t even get the traditional hand shake. at the Ox>k Coimty Clerk’s Of 8:00 ( 8 ) Sports Spectal— .tournament. coach at Bowdoin College. He sportswrltlng staff of the Bos Detroit (LoUch 6-12), night It was an inside-lhe-park job, ------6-foot-6, 210-pound rigjit-hand three doubleplays. Altogether, How time flies. BATTINO — Cleon Jones, SHll-907 MAIN STREET— M ANCHESTER fice. “Rieliel ’66” Each of the teams has beaten succeeds Dick MeGee, who re- Herald, was named today Mets, smashes seven hits In a Kansas a t y (Hunter 10-12) at Just as Harrelson figured it eighth inning and the only play- pitcher. Dallas Cowboys Recovered It wUl be the second marriage the other. They will meet Satur- signed to become head coach at ®** ®*®irtant In the office of doubleheader and scored three Roy White, a ninth inning SlUNIDiAY Washington (Bertaina 8-3), night would be. er close when he trotted across for Clay, 25, who was divorced day for the championship, and Colby. C? sports Information at Yale Uni- nuis as New York split with pinch-hitter, spoUed Braben- Joe Foy^s Play Disappointing ^:00 ( 8 ), Angelea vs- Red Minnesota (Kaat 9-11 and Mer- “ That was the pre.monltion of the plate was Pirate catcher last year from Sonjl M. Rol, the winner will go to Man- Soule, a three-year letterman verslty. Athletic Director De- der’s bid for a second straight From Trouncing by Packers Box Pittsburgh, wiiming the first STOP KILLINO YOURSELF” ritt .9-3) at New York (Talbot all my dreams,” he said. Jerry May. He obviously wasn’t now 27. That marriage broke up chestef, N.H. for the New Eng- at Maine from 1962-64, is the l®**®y Klphuth said that Eas- game 6-5 and losing the second 5-4 aind Barber 6*13), t, twl-night "That’s just how I Imagrlned It going to shake Harrelson’s shutout with a homer for the 1:80 (80) Hartford Charter I THOUSAND OAKS, Calif, joined by Craig Baynham, a afte'r 11 months when Clay con Oalw land Reglonals Aug. 28-28. older brother of Paul Soule, ® ^®^ York City native, by the same score in 14 in California (Hamilton 6-2) at would be.” hand. Yankees’ lone tally. (AP) — ’Ihe DaUas Cowboys rookie from (Jeorgla Tech, who tended his wife faUed to main Bristol’s Dave Cichon was the standout Bowdoin halfback who would begin his duties tomor- nings. Boston (Bell 7-10), night The other Yankee hits, all sin 2a00 (80) Twins vs. Y)ui- Harrelson’s homer boosted "When I hit one, it’s purely by Williams Prepared have Uved with the bitter mem- was used as an end in coUege. tain her promise to convert to winning pitcher. He made two graduated two years ago, and Easton succeeds John Uo- AbdomfiMil Support Saturday’s Games gles, were by BUI Robinson in PITCHINO — Dave Giusti, the New York Mets to a 6-5 vie- accident,” the switch-hitting ory of last New Year’s Day in .Meredith, nursing his usual 8:80 ( 3). Greater Hartford rellef appearances to put down Mort Soule, also a halfback and who has resigned to ac- Astros, scattered eight hits and Baltimore at Chicago the fifUi, Horace Clarke in the Belinda, the oldest of the ■ . - FOR LONGER LIFE- 'tory over Pittsburgh in the first shortstop said. “ It was just one the Cotton Bowl for almost eight sore arm in camp, is backed up "® a . Open West Haven uprisings. co-captain of this fall’s Bow- ®®P^ ® position on the staff of Cleveland at Detroit sixth and Joe Pepltone In the . _ _ hurled his first shutout of the game of a doubleheader Thurs- of those chalker6 and then the months now. They have had by Jerry Rhome and Craig Mor- 5:80 (80), Sportensui’B HoU An Infield hit, a sacidfice bunt doin team. Mayor Richard L«e of New . Why do widows outnumber Kansas City at Washington seventh. season, beating Los Angeles 4-0. day nig^t. The Pirates won the race was on. When I hit the’ ball, ample time to examine, re-ex- ton, two expensive second-year Iday by Jack Hamilton and a two- Haven, widowers? To the traditional team hOnnesota at New York Fritz Peterson engaged in a To Turn to Bench nightcap 6-5 in 14 innings. a home run was the furthest out line single by Bobby Watts of work and worry, kmf branded the FEEL BETTER scoreless duel with Brabender amine and dissect every phaseb men. Landry wants to keep aU ^ California at Boston BOSTON (A P)—Manager Dick .WSHStoiB of Wie Bos produced Bristol’s first nm in (Uilty pair, weight has beeri so LOOK SUMMER “Everybody was surprised,” thing from my mind.” of their faUure to score from the three but the pressure from oth- ^ ^ ® “ J, ^ ® until Paul Blair doubled home the third inning. FITZGERALDI FORD INC. ttrongly Uiriced by science that diet LESSEN FATIGUE Harrelson said In a masterpiece The blooper landed just fair ton Red Sox figures he has a strong bench—and he’s two In the frantic final seconds er clubhand the epidemic of suburban Blue Chuck Mumford Baltimore’s first run in the sev ’The other three runs came In ing, once a woman's pastime, has Foim er U.S. Open udiainpioas of understament. "But Salty down the rlghtfield line and then juElt about ready to turn to it. of the NFL title game with Injuries to quarterbacks, may enth. In the ninth, Blair tripled the fourth. Jack Hamilton be«mie a male preoccupation. Jack Fleck, Tknuny Bolt end Parker (a coach) said it was squirted away from A1 Luplow williams retained his “cool” ------:------Green Bay. force a trade. Landry needs a Signs with Bees, and scored on Dave Johnson’s knocked In two with' a single And now comes evidence that Gene Littler failed to queUfy disappointing that there was no as Harrelson circled the bases, although v is ib ly disturbed with his mates trailing 4-0 In There will be no regular sea- backup defensive lineman, sacrifice fly off reliever Dooley and the other scored from third it isn’t just the paunch, but the sag. for the last 86 holes of the re- one waiting at home plate to "I always figured It would Thursday after the Red Sox the sixth. son Green Bay game this year, Bobby Hayes, the Olympic LET’S FACE IT Womack. A double by Andy Et- dropped a 7-4 decision in 10 in Pair of Matches Playing Tonight on a nmdown. that brings on the pallbearers-that cent championship. Heck and shake my hand^ Maybe next have to be a legger, or some- chebarren, two walks and Curt Earl Wilson, peddled away by unless they both fight their way- flash. Is better than ever now nings to the Det^xilt Tigers be Mark Broccoli doubled for Word of mouth advertising is the best of all adver the girdles that give the ladies their Bolt b y one shot with time.” body would dive for a ball and Blefary’s single accounted for Boston 14 months ago, stopped through the playoffs to the that he has learned to run more NEW BRITAIN (AP)—Chuck fore a paid crot^d of 28,668 at In Women’s Golf Mumfoid, 220-poimd fullback West Haven in the fourth and tising. We use regular ads only to attract you initially girlish figures may also be extending 146s. Littiw missed by three No one was on base when miss It or they’d be playing In the last two Oriole runs. his former mates on four hits, championship game, Dec. 81. patterns. Landry picked up and last year's fourth leading scored on a ground out to sec- their lives. vrtAh 161 Harrelson broke a 4-4 tie In the and I ’d hit one between them,” Fenway Park. fanning seven, in the first five But there will be a Green Bay Lance Rentzel from Minnesota .. . then we do everything to make you so pleased that The idea that control under Harrelson said. "There may he one change or innings. However, the big right game in pre-season. The date Is to challenge Pete Gent, Mere- , " groundgainer In the Continental West Haven’s only m i. you grive us your coveted recommendation. See won Ausr. 28 In the CJotton Bowl and dith’s stdekick, at flanker. P ~ of » y e a r - « a ^ m a t e s re- pootjjjjj League, was signed to- West Haven got only two hits off shorts, tightening the abdominal mus- Harrelson, 23, in his first full Softball Event there may be changes in gen hander weakened in the intense derful value now! the Cowboys are doing their The veteran Buddy Dial still movement at jjy Britain Bees three Bristol pitchers. ORIN MILES JR. cIm and expanding the chest, im season with the MeU, stroked eral,” WlUlams said in looking heat and was relieved after al prove not merely appearance but ahetid to a four-game series lowing a run on singles by best to take It as just another Is available but has been side- the North Atlantic F o o tb a ll------^------the homer batting lig^thanded Set for Women game. lined with back trouble. Norman O^C^plonshlp, and ® p^r health isn’t exactly a new one. Long against Juan Pizarro. He had STRATFORD (AP) — Nine with the California Angels George Scott, Tony ConlgUaro No matter how hard they try, and Frank Clarke are the tight “ con™® to- Mumford, formerly of the before .modern drugs came on the been a natural righty until the teen teams representing the best starting toiilght. and Jerry Adair with two out End Of Model Year SALE! the memory of that 84-27 defeat, ends. Rayfleld Wright, a 6-foot- “ ®y to me ^ Hartford Charter Oaks, was pur- market, doctors prcKribed abdomi Mets taught him to switch, and women softbaU players In the “ I want to think things over,” in the sixth. HARDNOSE 1966 Ford Country Sedan 1964 Ford Country Sedan nal belts for men with heart ailments. by me Packers last Ja^. 1 and 7 246-pound rookie, Is green but chased by me Oaks from me now Harrelson is thinking of United States will meet tonight he added. “I’m not going to an Exxdting Pro Football Fire engine red with matching in Gleaming white finish with harmoniz Bnt ncjw research, reported hi.^ ios*niovKo The Red Sox tied the count becoming a full-time lefty. He is at Raybestos Memorial Field for nounce my lineup now. You’U ttat intereeption of a Don Mer- Impressive. Newark Bears, terior. Small 'V-8 engine, standard ing interior. 'V-8 engine with standard the JonrMi ' of the AMCrican Mcd« in the eighth on a walk, an in edim pass by Tom Brown has to The blueprint calls for Tony ^®“ An aU-league selection wim batting .267 this year, .300 left- the beginning of the S6th annual see it Friday night.” New Britain Bees transmission. An A-1 used car. transmission. leal Aasoclathm, tends to show that field Ut by George Scott, an make Aug. 28 a special date on Usclo to move from left guard “ *** me Bears In 1964, Mumford and handed and .189 righthanded. National Women’s SoftbaU Tour vs. the new drags auqr he no More cf> Despite WUUams’ unwilling error, a bloop double by Adait me Dallas calendar. to tackle, displacing Jim Boeke, r Hartford Oaks parted com- jMR “It’s funny,” Harrelson add- nament. ness to talk on a touchy sub and Jose TartabuU'a idnch sin Bridgi^rt Rodeets fcctirc than the oMdashiencd hcM— u n ivirsal "I hope we pUy themt twjce If John NUand, top draftee in pany several days ago due to ‘ed. "But I pick the biggest park The double-elimination tourna ject, third baseman Joe Foy gle. Adair was thrown out at 'Friday, Aug. 18 or me Modem control shorts. Scripps this year,” said Meredim. “ But 1966, can make It at left guard. ^ a salary dispute. , WlUowbrook Fart Institute scientists found that “sp- in the league and then hit It to ment is being conducted by the appeared a prime candidate the plate on a strike by Kallne, 1965 6.M.C. Connecticut Amateur SoftbaU I’d still wouldn’t change the Leon Donahue will be,me omer °®“ ®y Fred Walner, coach of me New Britain 1985 Font Club Wages plication of the belt previous to the shortest fence.” for bench duty. who charged TartabuU’a Ut. DlavB In that «"<»i series. I guard wim Dave Msihders at are_palredln me omer brok et. 3 ^^^ j,g expected to use The Mets, who are 11-4 Association and wlU continue Kickoff 8:80 p.m. Toro-Flow Diesel Dump. 4000 series, exercise reduced or prevented the Foy, benched for one game Southpaw Sparky Lyle baUed try to Improve me execu- center. Miss Preuss, winless In 10 Mumford against me Connecti- Nice blue metallic fintsh wl$i blue 5 yard body, 5-speed transmission, MANDATE against Pittsburgh—equaling until Saturday night, Aug. 26, 8850 Reserved Seetton abnormal postexcrcise increase in the for ibeing overweight at .'Ana* out John Wyatt, the fourth Bos tion. The pUy that hurt most R ali^ Neely, outstanding last wom ens amateurs, did Iwr Rockets tonight In me Bee’s Mather-Uklei Inftertor. 8-cyL engine 2-speed axle, 29,000 G.V.W. Financing the best season series In their when the champion wUl be de 88.00 General Admission amplitude of the A-wave of the apex ABDOMINAL helm last week, regained a ton pitcher, in the ninth, ^ t h ^as the lowpass 1 threw to Pet- year at right tackle despite a the jrauti^ opener. with standard transmlaalon. Equipped available. EixeeUent condition. history—were within an eyelash clared. cardiogram,** just as popularly-pre SUPPORT starting job by dropping five runners on first and tUrd and 1 tis N orm a n .'B orm a n caught legal battle wim Houston, has ^ ® o w r when she e llm ln a ^ ------$2.00 End Zone with radio and other aocesaorles. scribed glyceryl trinitrate. of a sweep. But Ed Kranepool A total of 89 games wlU be pounds to 208 overnight How* only one out, Lyle worked his 1 TICKETS:— couldn’t hold a low throw from played over the 9-day period. me ball on his knees on toe two no more problems since toe 1 '® 8 ®t 'th® ktoks out of a Jimmy's Smoke Shop How do control shorts help ever, his fielding has left much way out U the Jam. and the Interception foU oW l on Cfowboys gave up two draft “ ®^’ . ~ r ” / - “ P' Thursday s bwUtea mnnaaiament fishing UNDERSHORTS Jerry Buchek which woidd have Opening round palrlngO wlU be 68 West Main S t N.B. 1963 Fonl Falaw tiM heart? One famed medical writer. to be desired. However, with two out in the toe next play. choices and agreed to play toe q«M^r-Hi^. ^ nothing on Its completed a game-ending dou determined this morning when Mall or Phone 228-0177 Or. T, I . atOeathm, writes that M4 THAT SLIM A|Ker the Tigers had broken 10th, Lyle surrendered a aing^e 19K Ford Falcon Tudor Station Wagon. Gleaming vtolte fin ble play, and Maury Wills team managers draw for posi Tom Landry, coach of toe OUers In an exhibition Sept 2 to ®nd, heWnd your boat. ish with buckskin interior. Equipped h ^ me dKidalliM of the Mood, a 4-4 deadlock with a run In to Mickey Stanley. Then, \W- Cowboys, Isn’t looking back. He square the account adth Mis# P w u ". scored a rel- scored the tying run. tions. with 6 cylinder engine, automatic awd *ih«chy takes an MMrcrissry NEWt with Miracle B-MI SAVINGS All the 10th, Foy booted a two-out Uama said, “ Lyle got careleaa te ^wrned the new Undry’r only .problems on attvriy^ ^ ^ overlyw Clean deep blue finish with hannonlz- load off the heart And when one OB Ing Interior. Economical 6-cyl engine transmission, root rack, power tail Spandex elastic grounder to permit another and threw one. right down the challenge toe chib faces as de- defense are Uck of. depth up WlUdi^n of FuUer- malllpItM this by the hcartbcals ______FRIDAY* 8:15 PMl w ito' tstandard transmis|rioa. Idqpl gate window apd other deluxe ac “JE E T VoMclet in Stock! taUy. Then 'he threw wUdly, middle” to/ Norm Cash, who wMcb aM np to ■ few bllion in me • Sm U m elastic It lighttr, champions In toe East- front WUUe Townes, Jethro ,* ^ . sncuL .iyiNr rot tmi iiiT cam and daiyus in iovtniin seitond car. cessories. / ' whiter and more comfort* costing the Red Sox another tripled off the wall In left cen ern^iference. Pugh, Bob UUy and Oeorge An- ^® <>a^tor of a NIW INMAHD. Our Selection Includeo: • Several Jeep Unlversals • Jeep THOMPSON SPEEDWAY able. Machine washes and run. His two errors on the ter. Two walks and Foy’o ef* Landry wUl continue his mul- drie led the league In pass rush- gqJf pr^ the y c ^ e s t Oladlator Trucks • Jeep Convertibles end Roadekers. o n KI f. i!i:i nioMi'suN conn, i m i same play boosted Us total to ■liM ygsgs le a Man’s Ufc.** dries. I’MeKINC. lora provided Detroit two in t i i r X n s e , lining up In the I Ing and can.make any quarter- Get reedy for winter NOW. AU Jeeps can 1)0 equipped four for the three-game oeries. surance runs. RENT0R,WARM-UP| Many doctors are suggesting instantly. Taka 1 to fonnation every time with fuU- back turn grey overnlglit Ja^ of Itoto Ana, Calif., n sHms with a enow plow! The Tigers’ three-run rally, Williams employed every A large Selection of 1966 Low Mileage Fords tig taem sbvty popular new types 2 incheddff your waistline. SUNDAY EVENIN tart Don P er^ behind Mer- But when toe Cowboys sent a ^up ^ p h . suit MMTS AND moving them back into third coNtounoN ivnm a t amis control shoru to their pa* avaUable .fielder exo^t lUke- edlto and halfback Dan Reeves Jim Colvin to toe VUdngs they . • Sapparts comfortsbly. A • • AT 8_ place one - half game behind Andrews. Outfielder G eorg e perWns. Then they shift left to ^ se lv e s thin up front. d®nt at ^ University of tisnUk nnd finding back and breath* braces up tired back log as wen as circulation benefits. Boston, apoiled another atirring Thomas mdda his first appear- into a vt^ety of formations that Chuck Howley, Lee Roy Jordan $ 3 ,0 0 0 0 0 mutclea; MORIARTY Wildest “Free-For-All" On WheclsI comeback by the Red Sox, now ance of the season heUnd the : 1^ 1^ the double and triple and Dave Edwards are a capa- S«)tt Probasco o f Chattanooga, Tkt meet popalir fype. Mandate, SUASANTStO rusts d k w ," nwett the • Lasaia (atigaa. bnprovaa —Tftl-STATE—. ; 8Vk games off the pace-setting i^te, taking over after catcher ' wine. They «i«« run from the i ble crew of llhebackers. Tenn., i-up. FITZGERALD FORD, INC. I pgsscflpiien at n posture. Minnesota Twins. Mike Ryan was lifted for a formation about 25 per cent of The experiment of moving ■ ADULTS ^a.80.< I to the ahdOMtn Jim Lonborg, a IS-game win pinch batter in the sixth. Thom toe time. **el Renfro to offense has been CHIUMIN $ 1.00 only $ 0 9 5 . DEMOLITION DERBY i "TfiUand Uomity’s (Ndcst Ford Dealer” k dace net BROTHERS ner who finds Fenway a tough as performed weU and coUect- The Cowboys talked Perkins forgotten. Renfro was a running LITTLE MISS SOFTBALL USED “Oonnectlont’s Oldest Unotdn-Meroiiiy Dealer” CHAMPIONSHIP I park in which to pitch, wfus ed a U t out his pion* to retire so they back briefly last year but Inju- STAFFORD SPEEDWAY Windsor Avenue, RodkviUe-*Open Eveninks A Brutal, Davnitatlng, Parllout Oliplay or .Orlvino • bombed for two homers by Right-hander Jerry Stephen wUl present toe same tackfleld rles—and Reeves’ play—forced Ansaldl’a 6 , Manchester Olds A-L M." 315 Center StrMt ManclN8ter>-643*5135 IHE FSSIESI M'lE TRJCK IN IHf USI TeL 643-2485 875-3369 GM» OFEN TONIGHT e BANK TERMS In All-Out Total Deatruetlonl8n»«»had. It’a Poaltlva Torn To Mayh-ml Plfeai’ I ■ WUUe Horton and one by A1 son, just recalled from Toron- with Perklna — at ___ fuU_____ and____ toe him to return to defense where KU“ an 6 , Uttie Missiles 4; *lUprinted by permltslon of Central Feature News, Inc. Kaline. He escaped the loss aft- to, faced only six batteri' in two rJTJvinv* R ravm at half. Walt he is perhaps the top free safety Naaatfrs 19, little Miss 3; IN iT.-w * sTtffwi v m i. tiiw. * mi wiknb i SERVICE ■ ■ § THAT ■ ■ § SAVES er leaving for a pinch batter innings of reUef. ^ Les Shy may be In the game. BanUeys 16, WUUe’s 1. 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FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 PAGE FIFTEEN Satodiwiiii Won tod 36-A Dogs-—Birds—P»ts' 41 Boots and A ccm sotIm 44 Housohold. Goods SI Musical Instnimonts 53 Rooms Without Board S9 _ For Sola 72 Hoiiiws For Sola 72 Housoi For Sola 72 Housos For Sqla 72 Suburban For Sola 75 Sluburbon For Sola 75 Suburban For Sob 75’ Tonofflant* 63 ADORABLE puppies—Pedigree BOAT, m o t o r , trailer andiTic- 40” ROPER CP gas stove; 12’ UPRIGHT piano, beautiful tone^ ATTRACTIVB ^ ^ ® ^ J jAMILY, one houae oft MANCHESTER — $17,200. Six; NEWLY LISTED two family WE HAVE many homes in the $10,990 — Charming spoUeaB COVENTRY—SPLIT; level, 9 VERNON —157 Meriine Dr. or mixed. Wttd Oaogb Pet cessories, $500., 15^’ electric Crosley refrigerator, goo^ fine wood finish, $60. Call genUemhn, 849.lg37. bath, free parking. Apply 196 ’ room older Colonial, well kepi one block off Eaat Center St. towns surrounding Manchea Ranch on a nicely treed lot on rooms, 4 bedrooms, family Assumable mortgage, large CLASSIFIED Shop, 648-6108. start Chris-Craft, 85 h.p. John condition, $40. each. Metal Gated, m q ^ 40 Vernon St. af- good Income. By famUy home convenlehOy lo- completely redone inside —un- ______— ------Spruce St. ter. See our Ustlngs in the Route 81 in Coventry. This is a room, fireplace, garage, near oversized lot, 9 rooms, 4 son, Hale and Hardy tilt-type single bed, spri^ and mat ter 6:30 p.m. only. appointment only. PhUbriok cated in St. Jameo Parish. beUevably Immaculate! Two (dassified suburban section of fine home for the price. Ask lake. Owner going to Florida. large bedrooms, magnifi CONTACT GOOD HOME for St. Bernard, trailer. Excellent for fishing. tress, $5. 649-0808, 640-8989. ■Agsncy, Realtors, 6494847. male, 2 years, AKC registered, • Antiquas 56 SV4 ROOMS, first floor, grown Leonard Agency, Realtors, separate heating aystems, two this newspaper. Joe Lombardo for Joe Lombardo, Belflore A steal at $18,600. H.M. Frech cent view. Open dally tor 644-0258. Apartmaiits^"Hat#"“ Agency, 643-5121. ette Agency, 647-9998. ADVERTISING good with children, good pr^ce. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, ups, $115. monthly. West Side 646-0469. car garage, aluminum atorma, and Rick Merritt are oiur su- inspection. CaU Carriage WANTED TO BUY—antiques, TaiwmoHts 63 Realty,. 640-4842. screens, doors. BeautifuUy btvban speclaUsts. Ask for ™ , - Realty, 648-7783, 872-8808. MAN 648-7440. ER>HT f o o t Abetgtaaed hy ranges, automatio washers, SCARBOROUGH Rd.-Oolonlal them. Belfiore Agency, 843- UNUSUAL BUY--Nlce Caj^ on ROCKVILLE — Just Usted. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS droplane with wheel and con steins, furniture, pewter, lead shrubbed and shaded yard, with guarantees. See them qt er lamps, art glass, primitives, t h r e e r o o m apartment, new INVEST WISELY 7 rooms, large Uving room, for one acre lot also containing Brand new aU brick 3 famUy, VERNON — exceUent SMi room CALICO kittens need a home. trols, 5H h.p. motor. Call 742- B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 049- truly a "must see” situation. 8 AJUL to 6 PJS. To introduce needed Also, boy’s 26” Columbia bi any quanity. 644-8962. ly refinished, central, location, Butlnoss Locations ~ mal dlidng room, sunroom, 8 Ask tor Mr., Merritt. Belfior; JUST ILSTBD-Off Porter St., four bay gan^e ^toble for 4-4-4, $460. monthly rental in contemporary Ranch, wooded 7676. Main St. Call 648-2171. heated, adults, $100. per month. bedrooms, X>A baths, 2-car gar xecent '• repair shop or small ma- come, aU utUlUes. Hurry, this lot, 2-car garage, storms, near business service to area cycle. 648-8798. For Rant 64 Agency, 648-6121. fX)PT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. firms. No selling. Full OUTBOARD motors, 2.25 h.p., 643-0644, after 6:80. Says Nick in thU parcel of age. Marion E. Robertaon, ment )| I j splaces, chine shop. Zoned properly, won’t last long. CaU Carriage parkway, $17,900: Large custom property on Center Street in Realtor, 648-6968. WEST SIDE Cape, five rooms, alumimicreens.alumlni icreens. Nicely treed lot. Aak for Mr. ReaUy, 872-8808, 648-7783. built year old Ranch, 5 minutes S PJH. DAT BEF(HUB PUBUOATION or part-time. $150 week no reasonable offer refused. WaiHod—To Buy 58 4H ItOOM apartment, heat, hot 460 MAIN ST.—Store for lease, ly Guarantee to men WANTED homes for two Also many used parts. 742- a Business Zone that In finished, one unfinished. Belfiore Agency, 843-6121. Merritt. Belfiore Agency, 643- to parkway, 1^ baths, fire GARAGE SALE HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, water, stove, refrigerator, dis ^enty of parking across from cludes a comfortable home BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room 6121. BOLTON — quiet, friendly place, waU to w ^ , storms, ga DeadUne for Saturday and Monday la 5 p.m. FHday. meeting our require cute tiger kittens. 649-0297. 7008. Friendly. 648-2426, 0-5. Breezeway, garage, fenced in "Z.— ;;":"T bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, posal, parking, nice location, for your own family enjoy Cape, fireplace, family room. yard, aiim m a hound’s neighborhood. This 7 room rage, acre lot. Asking ments. Write Manager, $150. monthly. 648-1215. This home haa been complete apic and span nine room home ESTATE-LIKE grounds sur- Ranch has large family room, Box 4117, Cleveland, Saturday, Aug. 19 glassware. We buy estates. Vil STORE — HEATED, 20x70’, ment as well as several ad tooth. Ask for Mr. Zinsser. $23,800. Meyer Agency, 643- ditional income properties. ly remodeled Including a new just off East Center Street. round this Incredibly spoUess fireplace, IM baths, land Ohio, 44128. Artfetot For Sola 45 Dlomonfls— Wertehos-— lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 CREST APARTMENTS — Im downtown 840 Main St.. M u- Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. 0609 DIAL 643-2711 10 A.M. — Dark Lake S t, Boston, 649-3247. We have all the details on kitchen with dishwasher. Beau- ______ISiXtra value features include 7Vi room Split in nearby South scaped wooded lot: Louis DARK RICH, stone free loam. Jawalry 48 plex, like new 4^ rooms, l|i cheater. Newly remodetod in- tiful home and garage set on NEWLY LISTED Colonial atyl- a two car garage, 1^ hatha, Windsor. Fram e and Roman- Dimock Realty, 640-0823. VERNON 9lde and outside. OaU 622-3114. Income, etc. CaU Jarvis, to $15. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, WE BUY AND seU antique and baths, refrigerator, range, car day, for professional real a nice 71x170 treed lot. Wolver- ed raised ranch with lovely four or five bedrooms and a brick construction. Three zone Contemporary Ranch Continutd From Proeodlng Pago patio and pool sand and ma WATCR AND jewelry repair Household Articles used furniture, china, glass, pet staircase, Venetian blinds, estate service. ton Agency, Realtors, 649- finished and paneled family quiet residential area. Price heat. This la truly a. custom BOLTON—HEIGHT room house, ______ing. Prompt service. Up to $20 two entrances, heat, hot wa STORE FOR RENT. Main St., 2813. buUt home. Everything about down and three up with Just listed! 1 ^ year old nure. 648-9504. Clothing, Silver silver, picture frames, old Manchester in State Theatre room. Automatic kitchen with less than and worth more than on your old watch in trade. coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, ter, parking, storage, laundro buUt-ina, two zone heat, ga $19,000. CaU Carl at the Bel it speUs quality. Intercom, bam and four acres of land modem Ranch on a % acre Holp Wontod- TAKE SOIL away the Blue Closed Mondays. F.E. tBray, Some Antiques mat, bus line, $160., no pets. building, reasonable rent. For MANCHESTER—8 bedroom Co for $22,500. T.J. Crockett, Real rustic wooded lot. Hand Hdp Wontod Molt 36 Holp Wanttd—Mak 36 watches, old jewelry, hobby information please call theatre rage, aluminum atorma, fiore Agency, 643-6121. phone jacks, thermopane sUd- Lustre way from carpets and 787 Main St., State Theatre collections, paintings, attic con 649-3566, 649-4842. JARVIS REALTY Co. lonial, oversixed treed lot, es ing doors, built-in- planter. tors, 648-1677. spUt shingles, Anderson win Mow or Fomalt 17 upholstery. Rent electric manager at 648-7832. tablished, preferred, central screens, doors, lovely residen JOURNEYMAN electrician, Im- KITCHEN HELP — part-time, Building. 599 No. Main St. tents or whole estates. Furni tial area, city conveniences NEW LISTING — Immaculate buUt-in bronze double oven, dows, 1 ^ baths, buUt-lns shampooer, $1. Paul's Paint l o o k in g f o r aiwItUng ta REALTORS MLS DfSURORS mediate steady em|doyment evenings, Apply In person 120 - WAREHOUSE AND storage neighborhood, quick occupan with country atmosphere. surface unit, 17’ Naugahyde ANDOVER -overlooking lake. and carpeting. Choice buy 6c Wallpaper Supply. ture Repair Service, 648-7449. real elCate rentals —apart cy, mid 20’s. Bel Air Real Es 4 room home, exceUent condi mison Electrical Oo„ MB-4817. Charter Oak St. WE HAVE ' bididkqg. 4,800 ^ u a re feet, 648-1121 PubUc and parochial schools. locatioi j I I I nicely clrculeur couch, etc., etc., etc. at $25,600. J. Gordon, 649- Housahold Goods 51 ments', homes, multiple dwell tate, 648-9382. landscae Lom Trees, shrubs, and golf-course tion, treed lot, artesian weU. 5306. SCREENED LOAM for beat ings, no fees. Call J.D. Real - large yard, tor outside storage Ask for Mr. Lombardo, Bel CaU now, only $10,500. Hayes AMERICAN OIL CO.—De SEVERAL OPENINGS FOR SEWING MACHINE —Singer Rooms Without Board 59 : and parktaig. Ground level and fiore Agency, 648-5121 bardo at the Belfiore Agency, landscaphig. Truly a must-see lawns and gardens. Also sand, HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. Estate, 648-5129. ____ ' AUGUST SPECIAL —5% room 643-5121. Agency, 046-0181. gravel and fill. George H. Orlf- automatic zig-zag iv cabinet, CaU 643-4096, after 5. truck level loading. $200. SIX ROOM Ranch, one car ga- possible 4 bedrooms, situation. Belfiore Agency, 643- W sires to employ an aggres THE THOMPSON House —Cot THE • BEST. This is the only k k w LISTING _ Sootleas 6121. CONSOLE Rifirgers fing, me., Andover, 742-7880. button holes, embroiders, hems MODERN second floor 4-room _monthly.______Call 622-8114'; _ rage, short walk to grade. new ceramic bath, fire 8 COVENTRY—7 room Cape, on BARROWS and WALLACE Co. DESK, $35. Portable TV. $45. tage St. cqntraUy located, large way we can describe this . sive sales minded Individ; etc. Like new condition. Orig pleasanU;i^ furnished rooms, rent, nice condition, all con VERNON—NOW renting, brand Covered patio, owner place, 100x174 treed lot. Im bedroom Ranch on quiet dead EXCLUSIVE BARNSBEE Lane high wooded lot overlooking Manchester Parkade Sewing Machine .Operators CARPETS AND life toO can be inally over $300, balance now, Console radio, $30. deluxe, like veniences, adults. Write Box brand new five bedroom, toe lake. Aluminum siding. As- Manchester 649-6306 parking. Call 649-2358 for over new buUdlng for warehouse, ^onsferred.. CaU John H. Lap- mediate occupancy $15,700 three and one-half bathroom tch In section In Coventry. Eight OPERATOR ual to manage a 300,000-gal beautiful If you use Blue Lus $68. Take over payments of new, 30” electric Philco stove, W, Herald. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, eve, re- sumable mortgage, $99.17. ______Inspectors tre. Rent electric shampooer, night and permanent guest manufacturing bV smaU bust- P^»> Inc-. 649-5261. ______Colonial Cape in Manchester’s S,? SOLD room SpUt with 2% baths, 2 $10. monthly. 522-0476. $95. Chaise lounge $5. Hang 649-2813. frlgerat w V —/L v i —/ aiOoner, car garage, and a whole page monthly. Only $12,700. Pasek, BOLTON—Custom buUt 8 room lon location in Vernon, $1. Olcott Variety Store. ing antique stain glass shades rates. FOUR ROOM third floor apart ness, 1,000-8,000 square feet MANCHESTER—Beautiful new newest prestige area. Words Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- Ranch. Double garage, swim Experienced IBM 360 con ------!-----— and phrases are inadequate to avaUable. Lovely landscaped ful of extras, aU set on a one- Conn. — Good neighborhood in our new alr-conditloned and table lamps of all kinds. COMFORTABLE room for em ment, 2 enclosed porches, no available. 872-0628 days, 876- Raised Ranches and Colonials. MANCHESTER yard. CaU now. Belflore Agen 8243. ming pool, carpeting. Pasek, sole operator. Will consider FOR BETTER cleaning, to TWO LOUNGE chairs, like new. 5746 evenings. describe either the magnlfi acre wooded lot. Give Joe ______plant located off Rt. 15, Fine cut glass, carnival glass. ployed gentleman, parking. 272 pets. CaU 648-6927. Large loto with scenic vlew^ p ^ Y ^^t“h^me““or toe S u k e cy, 648-5121. Realtors, MLS, 289-7475. training other experienced and high traffic count —on keep colors gleaming, use Call 643-9477 after 4 p.m. Call evenings, 643-6847. Sam HIGH RENT? Lombardo a half hour of your ENJOY COUNTRY Uving at its Exit 94. Main at. 85 MAIN ST.—400 bquare feet, quaUty buUt, sound value. For Ume to see this absolute gem console operators on the 860 Blue Lustre carpet cleaner.. Nussdorf. WE HAVE customers waiting fuU Information caU Mitten grounds. Ask tor Mr. Ix>m- MANCHESTER best in this 6-room Ranch, pan BOLTON — $21,600. 8-year old a salaried basis. Must su Rent electric shampooer, $1. SINGER automatic zlg zag sew for the rental of yoiur apart first floor, adjacent to^ north When you can own this 1 bardo, Belfiore Agency, 643- Fast sale imperative. Belflore eled kitchen and dining, one computer. Three shift op Liberal Employe'Benefits Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. year old, 2 famUy and Uve Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooms, The Sherwin-Williams Co. ing machine, excellent condi ment or home. J.D. Real Es end redevelopment, suitable 6121. MONEY MAKER Agency, 643-5121. acreof land. H uny a t $13,000. famUy kitchen, fireplace, ap eration. Company offers ex pervise personnel and keep Hours 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. tion, monograms, hems, but LIGHT housekeeping room almost rent free. 5 large APARTMENT size gas range, for gentleman, 648-4372. tate. 643-5129. tor beauty parlor, barber shop MANCHESTER—Vicinity. \m Aluminum sided dweUing NEWLY LISTED SpUt a very Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- proximately 2 acres. Owners cellent wages and working PROCESSED gravel, 5,000 tonholes, fancy designs, etc. $20. or best offer. 742-9009. or office. AvaUable July 1. buUd 6 room Ranch on large rooms in each apartment. EIGHT ROOM Colonial in a 4535. simplified records. Wd in APPLY In PERSON to yards at our screening plant, FIVE ROOMS, hardwood floors, Quiet, established residen convenient central location, with two flats; each have 4 few minutes from Manchester, ______anxious. Frechette ReaUy, 647- conditions. Apply - Originally over $300. Our price LIGHT housekeeping room, gen CaU 640-2860. lot for $16,900, or Raised rooms. Large commercial 9993. tend to establish the right or delivered. George H. Grlf- now, $64. or pay $9. monthly. baseboard hot water heat, tial area. Choice buy at two fuU baths, four large bed- Just oC ^ T-N ** ROCKVILLE — 10 room older tleman working days prefer Ranch, $17,000. Also wiU buUd building. Potential “B” rooms, ^1 1| I l f land' PIONEER flng Inc., Andover, 742-7886. Call 522-0931, dealer. Musical Instnimants 53 red. Call 643-6961. modem Idtchen with electric TWO OFFICES or stores for $29,000. J. Gordon, 640-6306. roonis upstairs, fifth down man as an independent rent, newly remodeled, can be on your lot. Ifitten Agency, Zone lot for a new two fam scaped®’ SOT D ' mort ANDOVER-Lakefront, 6 room AERODYNAMIC stove, 2 baths, one with tub Realtors, 648-6030. stairs if needed. Aluminum room with fireplace, sdl knotty Ranch, 2 bedrooms. Walk-out PICNIC Tables—several styles FOR SALE — 9x18 lime green DRUMS — 4 months old, cort and one with shower, heat fur used together or . singularly, storms and screens. Nicely Uy. City utUlties. Entire gage. Ask for Mr. Merritt. Bel cedar kitchen, close to school. HRST EXCELLENT room for woman W package $37,000. CaU 649- basement. $2,300. assumes business man. Call 020-7488. SYSTEMS, Inc. from $15.50 up. All bolted ta nylon rug and pad plus two $468. sell for $800 or best of school teacher, kitchen privi nished. Sorry, no chUdren. 649- also warehouse at toe same CAFE—6 ROOMS, treed lot. We highly recom flore Agency, 643-6121. church and store. A lot of bles from $20 up, delivered. runners, original cost over '• addfess. 'CaU 643-9678. one car' ^ i^ ^ Z 'la iiJlo ^ S BARROWS and WALIACE Co. 5306 today. mortgage, $70.33 monthly. On After 6 p.m^. Mr. Freiheit, HALE RD., MANCHESTER fer. 648-4393 after 1 p.m. leges. Call 649-6268, after 4:80. 0765. mend this residence as good, $8,900 BUYS THIS clean five house for $22,500. CaU owner, ly $10,000. Pasek, Realtors, 289- NATIONAL W. Zlnker, Rockville. 875-0397. $250. less than one year old. trees, $16,900. PhUbrick Agen Manchester Parkade soUd value, especiaUy for toe 872-0485. 528-6175. 644-1581 $150. firm. Call 649-6132 after Manchester 649-5306 B ^ W room home near Coventry 7475, 742-8248. cy, Realtors, 640-5847. larger family. Ask for Mr. Lake. A fine starter or retire 6 p.m. Housos For Rant 65 Merritt. Belflore Agency, 643- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. A^RNON — Manchester to'wn STORES, INC An Equal Opportunity SURF BOARD, 9’9”, $70. 649- DUTCH COLONIAL — 4 bed- ment home. Ask for Homer line. Must sell 5 room Cape. VERNON—97 Hublard Dr. Al- JANITORS — part-time eve MANCHESTER —just off East Manchester Parkade Employer 6089. SEVBN ROOM single, excel Center St. Older 9 room Colon rooms, one fuU bath, 2 half Grasseler. Belfiore Agency, Double garage, IH baths, most new 5-room Ranch, 8 bed nings. Can 648-4408, 8-6 p.m. ORIENTAL RUG, approximate lent location, south end, steam baths, 24’ Uving room with SPOTLESSLY clean U this cen Manchester 640-5806 643-6121. rooms, fireplace, 3-car garage, Park A Oakland Aves "NEVER used anything like ial, top condition. New fur large tree shaded yard. Only only. ly 9 X 12. 643-4077. 'heat, combination storm win fireplace, formal dining room, traUy located Colonial with patio. 643-0861 after 6 p.m. ______it” say users of Blue Lustre naces, siding, etc. Six bedroom BRAND NEW homes on one $14,900. Pasek, Realtors, MLS, East Hartford dows, references required. 648- finished basement, sunroom, four bedrooms or three bed 289-7476, 742-8243. SCHOOL BUS operators for for clesming carpet. Rent elec- MAPLE bedroom set; Frigi- 6345. posslbiUty. Must be sold. Lots For Scrio 73 winding street In nearby Ver- MUST SELL — beautiful small Hayes Agency, 646-0131. open porch, 2-car garage, work rooms and a big first floor ______HELP WANTED 1967-1968 school year. Hourly trie shampooer, $1. Larsen's dalre; washing machine. Call shop, large beautlfuUy land non with city water. Jqst off vERNON — 65‘ U 4R custom country home with one acre rate $2.48. Silver Lane Bus Hardware. 649-1531. FOUR ROOM single house for famUy room. Eight rooms in MANCHESTER — Vernon St, Route 83. Ask for Joe Lombar land, 6 miles from Manches SCHOOL BUB operators for HBiNRY ST.—Colonial 7 rooms, scaped lot, $27,900. PhUbrick aU including a finished rec 180x800 lot. Wolverton Ranch, cathedral ceiling, 1867-1S68 sduKd year. Hourly Line, me., 49 Bralnard Place. rent Write Box A, Manchester do. Belfiore Agency, 648-6121. floor to ceiling fireplace to ter, low taxes, very private, Experienced Welders Herald. 1% baths, extra large Uving Agency, Realtors, 649'6S47. rooms downstairs. Formal din- Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. rate |2.4S. SOver Lane Bus and dining room, sim room, 8 ----- ing room, nice Uving room, ______' ll'vtog room, large kitchen central heating, exceUent weU, MEN, WOMEN, students—^part- exceUent HEBRON —6H room Ranch, large dry cellar, comer lot Line, Inc., 40 Bralnard Place. M achinists time, FuUer Brush-sales, 15 bedrooms, garage, $25,600. country sized kit hen with VERNON dining area, 3 bedrooms, fam PhUbrick Agency, Realtors. condition, new bath, fire vmlk-out basement, exceUent ily room, oversized treed lot, on two paved roads, furnish hours, $40. guarantee. Open Suburban For Rant 66 cabinets, dlshwashei, and dls- condition. 4 ^ acres plus, $17,- MEN WANTED tor Janitorial 640-6847. place, 3 large bedrooms. posal. WaU to waU carpeting LAND PARCEL newly painted. Act' now, to ed or unfurnished. $8,500. $2,- work, mornings. Ideal for nld^t FuU-Ume and Part-time ings avaUable for managers. Unique and weU shaded yard. 900. CaU owner, no agents, 000 down. Owner, 742-9467. CaU 644-0202, 644-2269. ROCKVILLE — two and three upstairs and down! 1V& baths, morrow may be too late. coDege students. Can M0-SS84. Overtime Work Available room furnished apartments, CONCORD RD. — B eau ti^ Right on bus line, $17,900. Wol Residential area. Two lot 649-1768. Choice offering by Carriage Paid Holidays and Vacation two car garage. New roof. FULL OR part-time punch press parking, centrally located, Ranch, large Uving room, fbr- verton Agency, Realtors, 649- possibility. Close to park ReaUy, 648-7783, 872-3308. COVENTRY LAKE—6 room ELECTRICIAN or experi Insiurance Plan Available 2813. Truly a fine value. Ask for SOUTH WINDOR — 6 . room Ranch type house on two lots, operators, no experience re $26. weekly. 876-8322. mal dining room, caMnet Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agen way and shopping. Buy two enced helper, paid holiday ------kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea- lots for toe price of one. SpUt level exceUent location, SOUTH WINDSOR — Beat toe gas furnace, fireplace, large and vacation. Call 644-1429 quired. Apply in person. Gayle THREE FAMILY — 3-4-5, cy, 848-5121. near schools, shopping, garage, Mfg. Co., Inc., 1068C ToUand ; ^ ___ ^ ~ ~ tion room, landscaped yard. $4,000. For further toforma- heat. Air-conditioned SpUt Lev screened porch, one lot from after 6 p.m. BEARCE nice lot, swimming pool. Hayes el, 8 large bedrooms, dining St., East Hartford. . ROSOIt rroparty Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, 3 ! S a jl!“excel"S“'' to- MCK MERRITT has Just Ust- Uon call 649-5306 or 876-6611. lake. 742-8287. MACHINE SHOP, INC. For Rant 67 648496s. ed a lovely SpUt Level with Agency, 646-0181. room, 1V4 baths, famUy room, ------vestment or home. Hutchins an asst ^ s, large garage. Owner wants fast sale. Bradbury Lane, Coventry COVENTRY—Lakeside modem B3AST CENTER S treet. . . -Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. B w VERNON—Assiunable 4A6 per CONSOLE Slhiotlont Wanfad Owners are anxious to seU this cent VA mortgage. 60’ long U Agency, 647-9098. *^®‘*®^ Wantod—Rool______Estofa 77 742-7825 cottage, I. A. / PAGE SDtTEEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 jiRanrlifatfr liitfralli I AvwatfiDgiiyNfitPraMRm The Weather Weak Ended ' David C. Pierson, son of Mr. CkMdy, -waxm and taumSd ’ 7. Aagoat 13, 1447 tofisy, toMgUt and tomorrow, About Town and Mrs. Samuel D. Pierson of ^oom8 bought School* to Register Directors Hear 67 Arvine PI., will enter Bates 70% oHsneo of abOMWw tb- Ituioe Qpl. WilUam Ladrinai- College, Lewiston, Maine in Sep c . . For Studente The ofiBce of the super- Five Compltiints ifigM, Mgh 35-40; tow 66-70. tto, aon o i Mr. and Mn. W. tember as a member of the Mtendeut of schodi an 1 4 ,5 0 8 Laurlnaltla a t 14 French (Rd., freshman class. A t College nounces Hhhit all Miancltes- About Traffic Manchester^A City of Village Charm i haa racently completed a de> ter dementeiy schools will (Olaasifled Advertiaiiig on Page 9) PRICE SEVEN CENTS plojment with Marine Attack Communications Technician J(Aa Gannon, director of be open fbr registration six persons appeared last VOL. LXXXVL NO. 272 (TWELVE PAGES^TV SECTION) MAN(XIESTEIL CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967 Squadron S24 to the Marine l.C. Gary C. Dougan, son of student personnel for 3ifen- Thunday, Aug. SI from 10 night at a regularly-scheduled Corps Air Station, Yuma, Mr; and Mrs. John C. Dougan Chester Comimmllty OoUege, re ajn. unW noon. Board of Directors’ public-com ports a throwing need to house Aria., and has rejtumed to the of 44 Gardner S t, has recently IMS regMtmtton date Is ment session .land five of them Air Station at Beaufort, S.C. students attending the college for an piqpOs presently reported for duty with the not complained of traffic conditiona from distant Connecticut towns enrolled In the elementary Naval Communication Station, on .five separate town strMts. Shoe Prize and from out-of-state. achooli and includes Mn- VFW Auxiliary wilt have a San Miguel, Philippines. The sixth complained that his poUuck Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Currently, he Is attempting deigBiitsn children who did Rap Brown Arrested dONWAY, Ark. (AF) — New Aid for Farmers garbage can was not being re to help approximately 10 new not regtater eailter In the TRuii "Red” KUgioce, who the home of Miss Helen Gus turned to his back yard. year. has been efcleitag bhoea alnoe tafson, 22 Turnbull Rd. Those Wapping (rirl ly enrolled students find mod The healing, held from 6:80 attending are reminded to bring erately priced furnished roonu Parentis are ashed to befbre Worid Wlar H, Uiruat to 8:30 p.m. ih the Municipal Ifis hrand In to a oowtxxy b oot place settings. Faces Charge or apartments, which appear to bttog certiflcates of small Building, was manned by Re be in short aupply. pox, dUpMfaeifa end pdio that -he woo Stoning recent publican David Odegard and For Carrying Rifle ly and fbuud aomettfing in Anyone in the Manchester inununlaatiion. Ih addWlDn, Miss Susan Paine, daughter In Accident Democrat Francis Mahoney, th e toe. Revealed by President of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. area who haa available suitable a urth ceitmcate must be former mayor. rental housing is asked to con presented. ”X knew wliwt (t w«s,” Paine o f 215 T im rod R d., w ill A Wapping girl, Judith E. Woodbrldge St. and Hackma NEW YORK (AP) — Kilgore said. "It has a feel tact Gannon in the collie of Additional Information enter Centenary College for Weiman, was charged with fail tack Rd. conditions were criti Federal figenits s e i^ mili Uke ixSMng etoe.” fices at Manchester High about bua and cafeteria Women, Hackettstown, N.J., cized for speeding incidents and tan t Blaick Power advocate KDgone said he returned ure to grant the right of way S ch ool. scheduleB, actwol hours, in September. for the heavy and noisy truck (tie boclB to the woman yesterday at 4:30 after the car home roam esaignmenta E. Rap Brown as he came ."The problem of housing our tra ffic. who had ML them with No Change and the ahmUar Information out of a friendls Manhat 'she was dri'ving hit a car on Students will be a'continuing Complaints were registered Mm a weric ago at a bar wm be pdblshed Tuesday, tan apartment today and Summit St. near Washington one as the ocdlege continues to also of speeding on Hartford Rd. ber Shop, along wftti what Sept. 5 In the HeraM’a an him with canying In Outlook eocpand its programs,” Gannon and on W. Middle T’pke., be he had tound In the toe: A FRESH CANDY St. '' nual back-tb-school supple said. He said the new Hotel- tween Broad and Main St. a .30-calibre autenuitic car roll of tidity-Ave $20 UUa. WHITMAN, SCHBAFPT She is scheduled to appear ment. Hie edBtkm wtll In Restaurant Management cur A fifth complainant recom bine on fUghta between CANDY CUPBOARD in court Sept. 11. clude Information for all On Vietnam riculum, particularly. Is draw mended that a stop sign be plac New Yoric and New Or towns In the Herald cflrcuia- The Weiman vehicle was ing students from a wide area. ed at the Intersection of Wether-. leans while under indict- ARTHUR DRUG tkxi area. WASHINGTON (A P )— driveable, police indicate, but The new currioulum, begun ell and Horace Sts. He called the ment. the other ■vehicle, a station wag China Army Presid^t Johnson has un last year, trains students for situation there "very serious, The chairman of the Studeut veiled a new fiarm 'policy on belonging to the Bantly Oil middle management careers in of dietetics at Yale-New Haven dangerous and hazardous.” Nonviolent OoonUnating Com Co. and driven by Allen F. the food and travel services Hospital, New Haven, Conn., has The board’s public sessions mittee, indleted in Maryland tor In Rebellion while standing pat on an Behnke o f 178 E . C enter St. had field and is the only one of its received the highest award of are held on the first Tuesday aUoged arson, rioting and Incit old policy for Vieftnam. to be towed away with left rear kind offered by a Connecticut the American Dietetic Associa and third Thursday of each ing to riot, was arrested by m- Mis.- At his first broadcast-teleoast dam age. Oommimlty College. tion. month. The next one will be tenial Revenue Service agents Near Canton news conference In 6% months, A parked vehicle belonging to Doris Johnson, a Pli.D., was Sept. 6, from 9 to 11 a.m., In the on a West Side street, briefly Johnson said he thinks "the HONG KONG (AP) —Two f a Y Andrew Stevenson, 21, o f 231 DIETETIO AWARD MADE given the Marjorie Huisizer Go Municipal Building Hearing questlonned and Jailed In the farmers are on the short end of Guards Too Good, Brink^s Truck Locked brigades of Canton’s security Center St. was damaged by a CHICAGO (AP)—The director pher Memorial award Thursday. R oom . Federal House of Detention. the stick" and should have the forces are In open rebellion be right to bargain coUectively tor FAIRWAY hit and run car as the Steven Two Brinks drivers who locked themselves out of their armored truck walk Brown, a preacher of Black cause their military commander better prices tor their produqt§. son vehicle was parked on Cen dejectedly away on a downtown Kansas City street after protesting a photog Revolution, “was disturbed by F/R^'T has disappeared, travellers "Today," the President said, ter St. yesterday night. rapher’s intention of taking a picture. A third crewmembw stepped behind a tt, cf course he was,” said hla from the Red China city report "the farmer gets a smaller per Police say minor damage was layer, TmUam KunsUer. “I utility ^ le. A technician eventually opened the door and a tow truck hauled ed today. centage of the dollar tor the done to the left rear fender of talked to him over the phone. both storos open the vehicle away. (AP Photofax) They said the rebel brigades food that he produces tor us the car. They made him call collect. He have occupied a hlU in Canton than In any other period. "I sold ’Just come down and do tonight tffl 9! A car driven by Albert J. and are threatening the city’s would very much hope . that the something.’ The U.S. attorney Thlbideau, 63, of Hartford, hit South Windsor Gallon Donors airport, which has been used to administration at some date in told me they Intend to ask tre a truck driven by Robert C. bring in troc^ loyal to Mao the reasonably near future m endous ball—125,000.” McDonnell, 20, of Wapping yes To Be Honored T ^ -tu n g. could find some legislation that Brown was scheduled to be terday morning at Broad St. and At present, travelers say, would give to the farmer a arraigned today before U.S. W. Middle Tpke. Minor damage By Red Cross som e 16,000 m en o f the 47th means of bargaining reasonably Man Collapses, Dies Oommisstoner Earle Blahopp. was reported to both vehicles Chinese Army have surrounded and coUectively aa we permit Stephen Kaufman, Asst U.S. at and both were driven from the The Annual "Gallon Donor the city of Canton. The troops workers to do." Day" of the Manchester Red torney In charge of the New scene. are under orders from Red And, in a totally different After Stabbing Wife Cross Blood Program will be York office’s criminal division, In the parking lot at the Park- Chinese Premier Chou En-lal field, Johnson told a Congress held this year In connection with said he would ask for Brown’s school not to fire. rumbling with more complelnts ade yesterday shortly before 6 Bleeding’ from multiple po’lice arrived. No wounds were its monthly visit. On Monday a removal to New Orleans where than praise that It haa a buUt-ln supplies p.m., a car driven by Olga Free-^ knife wounds, \a South visible, police said. tribute will be paid to gallon a complaint was lodged against However, there were reports remedy If It thinks he haa han man, of Glastonbury Ihlt a car Litrlco, who police said donors ■with the publishing of the him late Friday night. of gunshots and grenade explo Windsor woman fled her dled the Vietnamese war tm- driven by Leon Kramer, 51, of stayed home from woric yester nam es o f 1362 gallon donors’ He was charged with violating sions during the night. OPEN MONDAYS! home where her husband Negro militant leader A. Rap Brown speaks at a wlsely or Improperly. 3 Green Manor Rd. Police say day, was employed as a heat nam es In the H erald. the federal fire arms act which Chaos at Red Chinese ports, PrasMenit Johnson is shown at the start of his news conference yestertUiy. On had stabbed her yesterday news conference in- New York City yesterday. That would be to Invoke a pro MAIN ST. and EAST the Freeman vehicle was trav treater at the Pratt & 'Whitney The bioodmobile will be in carries a maximum penalty of meanwhile, has caused at least Chairmen of the S tu d^ Nonviedent Coordinating the Vietnam war, he said “so far as this government is concerned, our policy vision tor cancellation In a 1964 l^MIDDLEMIDDLE TURNPIKETl eling west from an alleyway bet a'fttemoon, and collapsed on Division of United Aircraft Manchester Wednesday at Con V fiv e years and a |20,000 fine. one Hong Kong stopping compa Commi'ttee'was arrekted early this morning and has n^ changed.’’ (AP Pholofax) _____ resolution, adopted after U.S. ween parked vehicles In front a neighbor’s lawn across Corp. He was an Army veteran cordia Lutheran Church from Brown, 23, was accused in the ny to stop sailing to China and warships were attacked in the of the Grand-Way Store. ■the street. of Worid War H. 1:46 to 6:30 p.m. Past donors complaint with carrying the au diarged with illegally transporting a firearm while other shipping companies were Gulf of ’Tonkin. ’The resolution Her husband, Ciarmelo Ldtrlco, The Lltricos had been mar are being asked to stop dn on tomatic rifle from New York to under management. expected to follow suit, a ma overwhelmingly backed the, 56, o f 163 N orthview D r., died ried four years. She was his rine department spokeaman this date and continue their llfe- New Orleans Wednesday and President In preventing further'*' minutes later on his front lawn second wife. He had three chil sa-vlng efforts by donating one again in a return flight here Fri said today. Viet Activity Increased aggression. from an apparent overdose of dren by his first wife, who died more pint of blood. New donors day. The spokesman said that of drugs, state police said. China’s eight major porta, Not since March 9 had a na of cancer five years ago. are encouraged to Join with the He said Carmichael had gone ‘Inefficient’ Charges tionwide audience been able to Mrs. Elizabeth Haves Litrlco, The children, David, 19; Ron gallon donors dn this humani to North Vietnam to "see for “ Shanghai and Tslngtao are the 39, is in satisfactory condition w orst.” look and listen In on a Johnson Paui ^iorid ald, 14; and Carole, 11, were tarian project. himself the savage aggression Costs U.S. Three Planes news conference from living in Manchester Memorial Hos There have been long delays not home at 'the time of the Every month of the year do being carried out against that rooms and rocUrig chairs pital’s special care unit suffer attack. David is in the U.S. nations are needed to keep Swapped in Mideast In unloading ships at Chinese SAIOON,^AP) — Stepped-up MesnwhUe, U.S. B68 bombers streaked In to tot the raU aiding ______ing from wounds of the neck, Na'vy. Ronald was woriUng for enough blood supplies on hand (See Fage Twelve) porta because of a labor short olr raids ^ n North Vietnam ripped up more of the A Shau at Ngoo Kuyat, between the two across the country The conference centered pret throat, head and chest. a tobacco company and Carole for the sick and Injured. Dur A L L E N B Y BRIDGE, Bridge and aoiother bridge at age, congestion and general di have cost the United States VaUey today In their long cam' oities. ty much on Vietnam and to a Her husband was pronounced was ■visiting neighbors, police ing the summer months slump Israell-hold Jordan (AP) —Is Umm As-Shurat, 10 miles to the sorganization, the spokeaman three more warplanes, the tl.B. palgn of trying to demolish a The day’s toll Included at loaaer extent on domestic af dead on arrival at the hospital. reported. period these supplies become rael and Jordan traded charges north. I said. Sonie i^pa have been de Command disclosed today. major mUitqry bkse whtoh the least lOS river barges sunk or "Satisfied Customers Are Our Best Advertisement” fa irs. Police said he died from an . Besides his ■wife and chil nearly exhausted making It al Officers Beaten, of inefficiency in the repatria Jordan has announced that layed aa long aa a month. At the ’The command revealed the North Vietnamese have bdlt in damaged, 46 truoke destroyed ’To the extent American coun QuaUiy, Service — and Personal Attention! overdose of drugs said some dren Mr. Litrlco is siurvived by most impossible to supply hos tion of Jordanians to Israeli- 167,600 of the more than 200,000 end o f July, there w ere 100 stops lossoa by merely announolng a side South Vietnam’s nortlrwest or damaged and 13 tall ears de tn Shanghai harbor and SO watt sel la sought and advioa fol 1122 Bunuude Ave., East Hartford, Conn. 6ther substsuice he drank. a brother, Dominic Litrlco of pitals with all the blood they Negro Man Shot held Jordan after only 356 refu Arabs who fled their homeland higher tOtal-447—of U.S. war- border. stroyed or damaged. ing to get In, he said. lowed, “We are going to do ev Tel 528-5009 Tel 643-5476 The Lltricos, residents of Manchester. . need to save lives. gees got home Friday. 8LB Israeli troops seized the pianea shot down over the North A 26-mUe road stlU brings ’There were no report to relda Arriving ship captains report erything we can to sec that are Manchester for several years, The funeral will be held Mon This is the midst of another In Texas M^lee The Red Cross had said about western bank of the Jordan Riv BO fai' In the war. It did not say men and suppUes Into the base oloee to the Red ChlnsM fron ed that young gl^ , old men, have an orderly, free and fair moved from Manchester to day at a time to be announced. critical period. Blood supplies 1,000 would make the first cross er in the June 6-10 war want to where or when the planes were through Laoa despite more than tier. Raids near the border ear SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — children and farmhands are election’’ In Vietnam, said John- South Windsor about a year ago. The W.P. Quish Funeral Home, are at an alarmingly low level. ings at what is left of Allenby be repatriated. But Israel says downed. 60 previous 863 raids aimed gt lier this week touched off con Wounded by a bullet from his being used to unload the ships. eon. An autopsy wtis performed at 226 Main St., is in charge of It doubts whether more than ’The announcement followed a the camouflaged enemy Instal troversy In Washington. own ifistol, a San Antonio police 86,000 can return before the Cargo damage has been con In South Vietnam Communist "But It Is not our eloctioat... the hospitsd late yesterday ai- arrangements, which are In 143 Cities Take Jets day In w hich U.S. pilots flew 186 lations and hundreds of Your Summar H i m FovoritM Ai% All Hart!! man shot and killed a Negro Aug. 31 deadline Israel haa set. siderable, they reported. mines blew iq> tracks beneath a we are not running things,” aeld ternoon but the results are ex com plete. missions against the North- fighter-bomber strikes. PLENTY OF NATIVE: Batter In Sugar Baibeooe Com, CHICAGO — O f the 650 U. S. man after a melee on the city’s The crossings were halted to Both Radio Moscow and Na train for the second time in two the President tn apparent re pected to be delayed. Hsortford Oil Depot second highest daily total so Friday was the fourth day this lim a, Beans, Tomatoes, Bfwrton, Snlad Bowl Leitnoe, airports served by^ airlines, 143 east aide eariy today. day because Saturday Is the tionalist Chinese Intelligence days. Three big mince sent a lo sponse t9 congresslonel fears County Coroner Louis Schaefer far—but there was no mention month In which U.S. filers that the Sept. 8 South Viet Calces, Green, Yellow Beans, Green, Yrilow Sqonsli, Swiss are equipped to receive Jets. By Rayford Lee, 26, of San Anto Jewish Sabbath. If they are also comotive and two oars careen said "certsiin tests sind exsun- (See Page Twelve) of losses in Friday’s raids. logged a record or near-reeord namese elections may be rigged Chard, Beet Greens, Sptawdi, Bottemut, Aoom Sqnash, 4-H’ers Conclude 1970, 346 m ore airports w ill a c nio, was fatally wounded by a Still Biim8 halted next Saturday, Aug. 26, ing off the tracks near Tuy Hoa White Onlotts, Dill, Impoirted Red Onions, Peas, Fnnmlps, inatlons by the state laboratory cept Jet service, the Air Trans number of missions. The record by the ruling military regime. shotgtm blast fired by Police that would lea ve Just 10 days on the coast, but there were no Bgg^ant, Hot Peppers, Savoy Cabbage and Kale. have to be made to check on port Association predicts. o f 197 w as set Aug. S. As tor his present assessment Camp Sessions man Jack E. Weaver. Weaver more tor repatriation. injuries. South Vietnamese au FRUIT OALm E: Ring Cherries, Bhwberries, Nectarines, blood, body fluids and stomach of the Vietnam war, the Presi and Ms fellow patrolman, In Montreal Bitter feelings have already Aa tor losses, the Oonunand thorities reported. OuerrlUas Plums, Pendies, Red, White, Blue Grapes, CaatsloiqMs, contents,’’ before the cause of ’The three weeks of the Tol GAR STOLEN dent eald that: Honeydews, Caanba MMhms, Watermelons and- Charles Jakeman, were at cropped up on both sides. In Louisiana often delays reports of a downed derailed a train between Saigon Fenian, death is determined. UNION, S.C. (A P ) — Joe WU- MONTREAL (AP) —Flames "Otur policy In Vietnam In the NATIVE BEa> ASTRAKHANS, LODI APPLES and NA land County 4-H camping ses tacked by about eight Negro "The Jordanian organization plane whan the North Viet and Blen Hoa Friday. towered several hundred feet same; we are then to deter TIVE PEACHES! Police said Mrs. Lltrioo was sion concluded with candle lard says some thief stole a car men after the officers stopped let us down badly,” said an Is namese are not aware the plane into the sky and wli^-blown . The sharpest ground fighting aggression.” Standing at her refrigerator from his used car lot and the two Negro women for a traffic raeli Interior ministry spokes was lost, possibly beeausa It lighting ceremonies at the end smoke spread out over the city Friday was reported In the A ir strikes arlthln 10 m iles s e e d l e s s g r a p e s ...... ,Ib. 2 9 e prepctelng lunch ■when her hus next day it turned up several violation. man of Friday’s repatriation. crashed far out at sea. of each session in which Camp this morning as fire continued Negroes, KKK Poised northernmost provlnees which of Red China do not. In fact CANTALOUPES ...... each band attacked her ■with a Jack miles away In a field near the "It is apparently Just not Although a mlUtary spokes Lee was dead on arrival at to burn In a petroleum products long have been menaced by con "pose any threat" to that na knife. .She fled the house and Spirits were selected to return Cherokee County line. equipped to handle a project of man said no special elgnifieanoe CALIFORNIA LETTUCE ...... head 2 5 « Robert Green Hospital. stant relnfiltratlon and a toroe tion, are not intended to and ran to her neighbors, Mrs. for one week on full scholar "The thing Is,” Willard ex storage depot. this size.” could be ettaobed to the number CUKES ...... 5 fo r 2 9 ^ Both officers were beaten and to some 86,000 North Viet' "we believe that Peking knows Frank Kehmna of 150 North- ship in 1966. plained, "the car had no motor About 200 firem en fought the But Jordanian officials com For Rights Rallies of missions Friday it was avi- FANCY NAUVE TOMATOES...... lb. 2 9 t or transmission.” kicked betom the wounded blase, which broke out shortly namese regulars In the Imtnedl- the United States does not seek v ie w D r. ‘ They were selected by fel plained that the names of those dent an aU-out campaign' has KOSHER DILL SPEARS ...... qt. 29 ^ W eaver t o u ^ t His w ay to the after l :S0 a.m . at a loading BA’FON ROUGE, La. (AP) — An almost solid waU of mili a te area. to widen the war in Vletnanv'^ Hearing cries of "Help me, low campers and staff mem eligible to cross had been turned been ordered against North patrol car and got the shotgun. ramp for oU tank trucks at the Negroes and Ku Klux Klimamen tary and poUce might surround Paratroopers to the U.S. lOlst —Four of his top generus COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! someone please help me,” Mrs. bers because they contributed Police quoted Weaver as saying In by Israel only Thursday—too Vietnamese supply channels. AlrbonM Division fought three Calm Company depot on Notre late to organize the refugees ef poised for raUles tonlghtQwlth ed the 90 nuurchlng Negroes Fri think that what he called tie e Also Cmnplete Line of SEALTEST Dairy Products o Kehmna discovered the woman a spirit cf friendliness, good he fired once with the shotgun The ground war remained pitched battles In the rugged Dame Stree East In Montreal’s ficien tly. the governor warning that If day as they passed through hoe- charge that the war la a stale on the lawn and called state po sportsmanship, and a pleasant after Lee began shooting with generaUy quiet as It has tor al terrain to Quang Tin provinoe. E ast End. Most of the first refugees rioting starts "there wiU be a tUe Ku Klux Klan country, mate "Is nothing more than lice at 2:28 p.m. attitude while at camp. the pistol, one of two the attack most two months but scattered In one rooting a determined Red The flames spread to nearby were women, children and bent few people klUed real quick” to Jeered by clusters of whites. Mrs. Utrloo’e husband, who Area campers selected as ers took from the police offi and frequently eharp eUrmlehei (See Page Twelve) gasoline storage thanks, setting old men In long robes. This led stop It. The bristling procession came platoon from bunkers. ran from the house after his Camp Spirits were: Holly Mat cers. ranged up and down South Viet P F D A off a series of explosions. the secretary of Jordan’s refu Gov. John J. MoKelthen said undSr an egg barrage in Den wife, collapsed on his front thews of Coventry and Wayne L ee’s body w as found som e 60 nam. The known easualtiee I PRODUCE!” It was reported a million gal gee committee. Brig. Abdullah National Guardsmen "wUl be ham Springs and State PoUce lawn. He was unconscious when Knight of Tolland at the July yards from the scene of the from reported actions were nine lons of gasoline were feeing Rafee, to comment: "It seems supplied with Uve ammunition if MaJ. Tom Bradley said a 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER o 64S-6S84 28 session; Ellen Simmons of shooting. A pistol was tound un- the fire through an open valve the Israelis have selected only We have a riot, or looting or charge of dynamite was found Americana dead and 99 wound Coventry and Terry Jedrzlew- derneaUi the body, four spent A Tiger hy the Tail in a three-inch main. Tlie heat the very young and very old and bmnlng, and wiU be instructed beneath a bridge on U.S. 190. ed vdiUe the Communist forces shells In the cylinder. skl of Tolland af the Aug. 4 sea prevented firemen from reach have taken no chances on let to shoot quick.” suffered 166 dead from infantry, Pifilce searched for a seeond "Denham Springs would have son; and Brent Carlson of Cov ing the valve to close It and stop ting young men return yet.” Rival weekend rallies, on op air, artillery end heUcopter fire Negro man who fled the scene been a slaughter pen had the entry at the Aug. 11 session. the gasoline flow. RMand Troyon, a Red Cross posite sides of this capital city power, the U.8. Command eald. with Jakeman’s pistol. It was governor not caUed out the Na Man Solves Giveaway Among those area campers Cause of the blaze was not official, said it would take six of some 160,000, climax a racial The air armada hurled at the not known if he was wounded. tional Guard,” said Negro lead selected to represent the 4-H’s known. months to complete the repat situation arising from a long North mostly hit targets from ■ Weaver was shot in the thigh. er A. Z. Young. Two Infantry within the honor circle were: Heat from the blase was no riation at the present rate. But clvU rights march by a group of Hanoi south tp the demilitarised SUPERIOR STRUCTURAL STRENGTH Both oCficwB. suffers^ head inju battalions—660 men—backed up Susan Buscaglia and Susan ticeable five blocks away and the Red Cross hopes to step up Bogalusa, La., Negroes. The sons but some flights wrat Into But Hasn’t Collected HOMASOTE COMBINED WITH INSULATION ries. PoUce' Rioted mtnesses as 176 state poUce in the massive MacNeil, both of Coventry, and black smoke spread over the the flow of refugees to 4,000 a Negroes resume the march to show of strength as the columns the "Iron Trtange” to defenses PITTSBUROH, Pa. (AP) — size to a dime. Underneath a saying aome six or eight men around the Red capital and Its Deborah Allard of Vernon on AND SOUND DEADENING city. ’Ihe glow of the flames was day next week. day where they left off moved through Livingston Par- John Turnpeon started out the gray film over each circle la a July 28; Brenda London of Ver (flee Page Twelve) visible several miles away. Friday—at the Baton Rouge dty sister port city to Hai^iong. In picture to e tiger head or talL (Bee Fege Twrive) ■ummer driving a cab to earn a non, Karen Person of Andover, .lim its. (6oo Fage Twilve) truder Jets from earriers Scratching oft U oonsecutive and James Jedriewskl of Tol little money and wound up with tails or throe etraigtat beads oen land on Aug. 4; Brenda London a tiger by the tail. w in $0, $28 o r $60, depending on and Frank Nlederwerfer Jr., Tumpaon said Friday he’s the value to the card. both of Vernon on Aug. 11. Demonstration Held cracked a gas stotion giveaway Tumpson says after be fig game, but can’t get paid tor ured out e system, be warned cards he says are worth $30,000. the company he could cripple Etsso stations In Pittsburgh the contest He offered to make Wood Fibre, CWPNBOBAMSI have stopped their giveaway a deal, hut without success, he^ which had customers scratching says. Tunqwon says he has not FAIRMONT, W. Va. (AP) - But why the pickets In front of little cards to uncover tiger collected any money from the INSULATING BUILDING HomMoto Is a manypurpoM building matarial that is bemonetrators advocating the marriage license bureau? Idaal fbr modamixation and rapairs— at wall at fbr naw heads and tails. firm . "biztoielor power” and "better "We Just felt they are too free Esso’s parent firm, Humble ‘‘Well, we have a Mg family,” 1964 construeUbn. Nbt to b# confuaad with othar insulating dead than wed” paraded in Cushion yourself BOARD board, Homasbto it a hM-dansily wbbd-flbra, strong in Issuing these UcensM,” eald Oil and Refining Oo„ said says Tumpaon, "and we’vo got board that contains 3 3% to 56% mors matarial. It (rdnt to the Mqrton County Lemley, a confirmed 26-year-old Turnpeon had nothing to do with everybody ejecting them— for your busy days for interior and Exterior use offars auparior insulation with outstanding raslstanca to oourthousc. go-lt-aloner. "TtMy give them to the hiatt In the gam e. family, friends, fret brothers, THUHDERBIRD moistura absorption and air flltrstion. Tbeir taiget wee the marriage anybody, you know. Meanwhile, law student ca b b ies.” ShoM for on tht back ■ \ \ i. renlngs in August MANCHEfiTER —SIX famUy, carpetocametll . room. nABARROWS nnrviira ___ andi nr WALLACE A T T Co. 20.03 SEP'67 Form 28 If You’ve Got impressive Colonial that now ia Be R Ranch with 9 rooms, 8 Fomola 38 and September. CaU Ellsworth CaU Rick at toe Belfiore $8,200. .gross rental. CaU Car Manchester Parkade bedrooms up. cathedral celling BOLTON Hebron line -6H SELLING your home? OPERATOR Mitten, 648-6980. vacant. Six rooms in aU plus riage Realty, 872-3808, 848-7788. Agency, 643-5121. prompt coiutooiu service BOY WANTED for clerk and WILL PARE FOR chUd, my y a sun room. Needs some gen- Manchester 849-5806 living room, dining room, room Ranch, country setting, COLUMBIA Lake —for rent, kitchen and finished 3 rooms aero treed lot, four yesirs old, that gets results caU Louis Excellent opportunity for deUvery service. Some experi home, vicinity Waddell School, eral redecorating, but the own- MANCHESTER — on too bus JO® LOMBARDO has a couple h e b r o n - R oute ss 200 ’ smaU "w aterfront....cottages, ______1 S1______a ______t i l . . ______rt# Mssaar fartst.rtai 1 m## !•« nCjOrVA-FlAI XVUULfS OO, Dimock Realty, 649-9823. console' operator. Specific ence lor now and when return registered and approved. 643- ers are Uberal minded and wiU line, 2-famUy 4-4 with possible of brand new houses left to building lot with vegetable down, large lot. For inspection only $14,500. Hayes Agency, experience on IBM 860 Is ing to school, flexible hours. 9044. Aug. and Sept. Route 87, Co allow for that. T.J. Crockett, expansion space for 8 famUy. nearby Vernon on one 'wind call Carriage Realty, 872-3808, 640-0181. lumbia 4 sign. H. Johnson. stand, fruit trees, $2,000. Leon desirable but will consider Apidy In person to manager, Realtors, 643-1577. F i ^ rented with good Income. ing street, just off Route 88 ard Agency, 646-0469. 648-7788. training other experienced Liggett Rexal Drug, Parkade, TYPIST WITH dictaphone ex Wolverton Agency, Realtors, near aU faculties and with ______VERNON — 7 room farm perience seeking employment $17,900.—PRIVACY. 3 bedroom situ house to top location, alumi console operators, including 404 West Middle Tpke. Wantod To Rant 68 649-2318. city water. These rank with MANSFTIELD — 8.2 acres land, TOLLAND—6 room Cape those with knowledge of oth in Manchester area, versed In A Home to Sell Rw ch, fireplace, waU to waU toe best values anywhere. CaU Cedar Swamp Rd. $7,600. ated on one acre wooded lot, num siding, bam, secluded er types of IBM equipment. medical terminology. 649-5872. carpet, dishwasher, famUy Joe at toe Belfiore Agency, Chambers Realty, Realtors, 1 ^ baths, fireplace, buUt-tos, acre lot. Anxious owners, only BUSINESS woman, college stu $16,600. Hayes Agency, 646- Three shift operatloo. Ex DRIVERS for school buses, we dent son, looking for 2-bed kitchen, garage, large treed 643-5121. 648-2825. exceUent closet space, garage, lot. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. aluminum storms. 875-0160. 0131. cellent free benefit proiram train you, hours 7:80-8:45 a.m., room duplex or apartment to An Executive’s Dream BRAND NEW and brick! Gor including Health and Acci BOLTON—BIRCH Mountain ex 2:15-8:80 p.m. Extra noon work Dogs—Birds— Pats 41 YOUR 2-family bouse. 1-633-0625 col MANCHESTER — Two 4-fam- geous six room Ranch with tension, acre wooded lot with dent Insurance, Life Insur available. ExceUent part-time lect. Uies, both exceUent invest If you have been looking for a whole page fuU of extras! brook) beautiful area, $4,000. ance and pension plan. job for 8rd shift worker or re TWO LITTLE kittens, also one APARTMENT or house, fur ment. Carriage Realty, 872- a home at toe top of toe hUl Raised hearth fireplace, for Leonard Agency, 646-0469. Write Box L, Mapchester tired man. High pay scale. CaU older kitten looking for good 3308, 648-7783. w^- have Usted one that is homes. 649-6480 after 5 :80, any nished or unfurnished w anted ______mal dll T”N ^ ^®yer Herald, stating business ex 648-2414. toef ultimate to fine residen covere< ) | I j i^e dou perience and salary require time weekends. for rent, Bolton- Coventry FAMILY to exceUent area, 8 reliable adults. CaU tial U'ving. AU of toe ameni ble do< I fuU Suburban For Sola 75 ments. condition, 4-4. Beautiful piece ties for gracious Uving are baths, two car g;arage, aU city SAVE GROOMENG ALL breeds. Har- after 5 p.m., 286-4862. JANITOR -4ight cleaning. Ap- for investment or owner present to this custom buUt utUiUes, etc. etc. etc.. Come ROCKVILLE—beat’s living to a Idy Monday through Friday, ^mony HiU. H.C. Chase, Hebrop dwelling. Separate heating GENERAL FACTORY workers Rd., Bolton, 648-6427. SINGLE working lady would Coloniad. We could write by —you may come buy! Aak 2-famUy home. One 6 room needed at once. Apidy 8:80-4. 9-4. HoUday Lanes, 89 Spen like efficiency apartment. system, driveways and yards, many . lines about this for Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore home, modernized, including New England Metal I>roduct8, cer S t CaU between 7-8 p.m. 649-6892. $10,900. Wolverton Agency, unique property but we Agency, 643-5121. new boUer, one 5 room home, 44 Stock Place. Realtors, 640-2813. would rather you made an EXPERIENCED Bridgeport op HOME 20.I0SEP'67 Form 28 same condition. Live rent free. WANTED — 8 or 4 bedroom appointment to Inspect it ANSALDI buUt Cape, four erators, 56 hour week. Apply MANCHESTER^Maln St. prop Only $19,900 for both. CaU Car house, vicinity Manchester, and see for yourself. rooms down, unfinished up, riage Realty, 872-8808, 648-7768. EAS Gage Co., IffltcheU Dr. Coventry. CaU 742-9740. erty, 2 famUy and office, beau fireplace, lovely paneled Uv- ______tiful shaded lot, nice locaitlon. ing room. Nicely treed lot, COVENTRY LAKE — nice 4 ALUMINUM SIDING WANTED — HEATED apart- CaU 640-9885. FOR PROFESSIONAL Ask for Mr. Ztossef'. Belflore room year 'roimd home. A real Agency, 643-5121. NIGHT SHIFT S L 'S ^ ^ ^ l o S ^ V e r l T c ^ MANCHESTER - Colonial, 8 REAL ESTATE SERVICE good buy at $6,500. CaU Mit Ed Doucotto lays EMCO CORP. bedrooms, baths, 2-car gar ten Agency, Realtors, 848-6980. THE EASY WAY reasonable, no pets. 647-1122. CHENEY ESTATE —secluded INSTALLED age. wooded lot, very clean, atmosphere of a country es "Don't Buy A Usod One Cintimatic operator for Experienced lathe operator CALL COVENTRY —newer 6 room MANCHESTER OR vlctolty- $19,900. H.M. Frechette Agen tate one block from Main home, exceUent condition, fire for aircraft parts. Must Enjoy all of the extra features of modern We’ve Got A cy, 847-0903. Car Anywhoio Until night shift. Like to work in have own tools. needed 5 or 6 room house or Street. Just Usted. A unique place, garage, privacy, 2 acres, a smaU shop with aU the living at no extra cost. Your Realtor can apartoent with P®*’*'* TurAKCHTnarrCR — investment JARVIS REALTY Co. property that definitely re pond. Call now. Only $16,500 You'vo Soon Our benefits and security offered Experienced deburring man Gracious Apartment tog. References. 643-2840. opportunity, 8 units in 2 buUd quires a leisurely inspection. Hayes Agency, 646'6U1. Solaetlon" for aircraft parts. living in Lovely Manchester REALTORS MLS INSUROR8 There is timelessness of arch- in larger places? ^ help save you money ... see ;F1VE ROOM house or flat, togs, weU located nestr schools Itecture here, combined with TOLLAND — minirtes from and diopping and In exceUent Top wages for top work RockvlUe, Manchester area. 648-1121 . ageless brick construction, set UOonn, nearly new 5H room 19660h«vy Malibu — TRY — men. ExceUent employe 1 and 2 BEDROQM CaU 286-3875 after 6. condition, income better than Ranch wito garage, 8 bed APARTMENTS him today! $10,000 yearly. Wolverton Agen upon a weU hidden approxi Super Sport. 39 'engine, blue benefits. mately three acre piece: Four rooms, famUy size kitchen, and TOWN HOUSES cy, Realtors, 649-2818. painted and NOBLE & WESTBROOK Butlnats Piaporty ------J MANCHESTER — Two famUy, teen rooms avaUable, or toe professlonaUy finished rec balanced t o e LitUeList third floor can be shut off, room, immaculate, $21,200. Rental Agent Blssell St., exceUent condition. 20 Westbrook St., East Hartford Rt. 6 & 44A, Bolton, Conn. For Sola 70 Carriage Realty, 648-7783, 872- leaving ten. Enough bath Wolverton Agency, Realtors, J. D. REALTY ONLY A REALTOR MAY 649-2818. 196S Tompoit 648-5129 e 643-8779 MANCHESTER — Restaurant, COMFORT and VALUE 3808. rooms and fireplaces for even 289-2717 649-5258 DISPLAY THIS EMBLEM custom conv., bur- $ 1 1 9 5 weU establlahed with good in MANCHESTER—7 room Cape, S k x v il l e - . « » m gunoy, auto. come. 1^ appointment, Mr. no more Inadequate words — Here’s a listing with great 2 unfinished, flreplaced Uving let us show you through. Bel Immaculate condition, nice Amedy. PhUbrick Agency, posslbiUties for present yard, on toe biu line, city wa We have estimated 28 ccxnpleted siding jobs in this OIL BURNER service man, room, wall to waU carpeting, flore Agency, 648-6121. area and have learned from excellent authority 1962 Bonnovllla (If you call over 300 buyers Realtors, 649-6847. comfort and future value. A aluminum siding, lot 75x188. ter and sewers. CoU Carriage year ’round work, fringe bene 6 room Cape featuring large Realty, 872-8808, 64^778S. the prices paid. Here are our results: oonv. white CQQC fits. CaU 289-6481. 461 MAIN ST. —lot and buUd- Owner, 649-1881. IMMACULATE spoUess. We fUn power. Owww kitchen, Uving room .with mean it’s clean! Owner ing near center Post Office. SOUTH WINDSOR—Woodland MECHANKj for days, fuU or a little list!) fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2 fuU MANCHESTER — special this chased this two famUy MAINTENANCE MAN 648-2426. 94. baths, one car garage and week. Nice older 7 room with two car garages a Uttle Dr.—Garrison Oolonlal, mod 1 job aqualad our prlc# part-time. Apply Mbnday ern kitchen with bullt-lns, for 1964 Catalina through Friday, 9-6, HoUday lovely landscaped yard. In home, aU city utUltles, near over 2 years and a half ago. 2-iDoor hardttq), aulto. power immaculate ccmditlon and schools, bus and shopping. After completely renovating mal dining room, 8 large bed 5 fobs woia 10*/e hlghor steering, air MCAB FULL or PART-TIME Lanes, 89 Spencer St. 189 E. CENTER ST. rooms, Ih k baths, finished fam When it comes to finding the right buyer for your priced to seU, today. Good CaU feat on this one, $14,500. —and we mean first class ren oondlttoned. 9 1 9 9 9 Apply in Person EXPERIENCED truck driver, OFFICE BUILDINO central location to Manches The Mitten Agency, Realtors. ovating —the entire interior, Uy room, garage, large wood 9 fobs wora 21*/e hlghor wholesale plywood company. A HOUSE WITH ROOM TO GROW! home-—the more prospects the merrier! Hayes has C ZONE, 120x200 LOT ter. 648-6930. illness now necessitates a ed lot, $24,900. PhUbriok Agen CaU 522-0214. cy, Realtors, 649-5847. 7 fobs wora 28% hlghor 1964 Bonnovllla a tremendous list of qualified buyers— for every sale. Near high school and aU Ooov. Ps., pb., so u $ ig O B McDONALD'6 T. J. CROCKETT MANCHESriR — beautiful other grades, flowers, shrubs, If your family's young and mobile, it’s im- type of home, in every price range. When you list FOR PROFESSIONAL sidlt level, 9 rooms, S baths. 6 fobs wora 30% hlghor and serviced here 1999 DRIVE-IN Realtor 648-1577 ' REAL ESTATE SERVICE trees. WiU bring top rentals. portimt to think ahead. Grammar school gives with Hayes, the chances of selling your home are Idus basement playroom and Two separate heating sys- OPEN HOUSE 46 W.' Center St., M anchester! THREE FIFTY woriubop, huge can>ort and 1 job w o t 31% hlghor way to Junior H^h; the kid’s room with all over 300 to I in your favor! mVBSTMBNT~ Property —8 terns, copper plumbing. Be 1964 Bonnovllla ..that floor space yields to the need for teen-age CALL sundeck, many extras, waU fair to yourself, and go Hd. top, auto, trails., po, pb. Knapp Shoes means that apartaients, 2 stores. Center to woU carpeting in 5 rooms, Saturday and Sunday privacy. The exhra half bath takes on new im St. location. Priced below ap through this one! Belfiore 10 Till Dark Averaging from. 10 to 81% higher than we would ^ Choose 5 | J 0 5 and more as average com JARVIS REALTY Co. $29,900. firm, $6,000. down Agency, 648-6121. portance, too. If Pays To Call Hayes! praisal. Morrison Realty, MS- required. Owner, 648-9659. have custom installed the highest quality siding. OJ>. GRINDER and aU around missions. SeU your friends r e a l t o r s MLS mSURORS 0644. HOMER Grasseler has a nice MERLINE d r i v e lathe man. SmaU shop, aU ben and neighbors. ExceUent $18,000 — 8-bedroom Cape, CUSTOM INSTAUED BY OUR efits. S^fgar Gage Go., 1445 Some homes are flexible. Expansion attics, 648-1121 five room home minutes VERNON 1962 Chav. part-time income. Equip dormers, air-conditlaner, neat Stanton wagon, OAQR ToUand T ^ . Manrimster. old fashioned sp^iousness or cottages with ob from Manchester for $8,900, ment sample case, informa L J For 71 and clean. Hutchins Agency, yes $8,900, and It’s a good one. QWN MEN — FOR LESS auto. 9 9 9 9 built-on possibilities can save a growing fam Realtors, 640-5S24. Nine room TantiUo buUt, 4- WE ARE looking for two am tion and training. John Kay, ily from a cpstly move. Know the possibilities ACREAGE AMD finished M s i n ------Call Homer at toe Belflore bedroom custom Colonial, bitious trainees for our plas Mgr.. New Britain, Conn., / / •/ / ' I Vernon, Mbnohestar and Mans-, MANCHESTER — Ranch, 7 MANCHESTER — immaculate ______Agency 6484121. ^ large lot with view, offered 1964 Grand Prix ma flame spray department. —and the zoning laws!—^before you buy. J^et THE rooms, large Uving room, MANCHESTER field. Can Carriage Realty, 6 room Ranch, attached ia - r r ic k RANCH —six mucb less than replacement 2 Dr. hd. bop, pa, pb, auto An opening on first and sec 1-2^2007. use help you. kitchen with buUt-lns, famUy room 872-0308, 64S-7788. rage, enclosed porch, beauti- brick wito garage space for value. trana, new b ^ SiROIC ond shift, i^easant working room on first floor, buUt 1961, fuUy landscaped yard wito perfozinance tires' ^1999 conditions and shift premium half acre lot, $22,900. PhUbrick three cars! Also, rec room in First left past Howard EXCELLENT opening for as comidete privacy, like new cellar. Nicely landscaped and paid. A pply'in person, Klock HonMa For Sola 72 Agency, ResUtors, 649-6M7. waU to waU carpeting Johnson’s, Rt. 80. Look for Company, 1272 ToUand Tirice. sistant manager in progressive Shaded lot. Aluminum storms signs. 1967 Catalina variety store, fuU or pi^tlm e. throughout Only $18,500. and scroens. All city utlUtles. 4 Dr. Sedan. Ps., pb„ adto Manchester. KEITH REAL ESTATE HAYE$ AGENCY r a n c h . Oti rooms. 3 bedrooms, Hayes Agency, 646-0181. CoU or see Mr. Juran at Fair Belfiore Agency, 6484121. with this sound S-ian^, ^ kitchen and dining area, m P TELEVISION ^ a FPUANCB trana, very $97tt5 DfOVER—Experienced forS-t