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l i , : r . \ ' < r . ■ « • - t . - FRroAY, MAY 26, 1987 FACE TWENTY-FOUR iianrtfifat^r lEn^nUts ll^ralb Average Daily Net Pi’ess Run The W eadier,;v 5 ; For The Week Ended Sunny, milder Pvt Ronald F. Oirouard, bon Presidents nnd Vice Presi­ May 20, 1067 65-70, clear and opol of Mrs. Josephine Walsh of Instruction Set dents, Mrs. Doris Hogan;, Secre- low about 40; moeOy fWr About Town 317 Tolland Tpke., and. Pvt Ray-Totten U TKTA IWbert Schuster; Joy n il. 1-iO U nC ll Treosurera, Geoige Dickie; Leg^ ' DAVIS BAKERY « mild ionfiorrow, taigta hi 70A The VFW Aiixlliexy has been Barry N. Smith, son of Mr. 15 ,2 1 0 and Mrs.' NeWton R. &nlth of islailve and Council Delegaites, ManOhenter—^A CUy, of Village Charm Invited to attend and bring the Tlie Mancheater PTA OouncU Lloyd Berry; Program, Mia. 32 S. Main St., have rec^ itly PRICE SEVEN CHM29 co lo n to the J<^nt installation ■wm sponsor a school of instruc- ca^riene- Taylor; Membership, (ClaMlfied Adverttsttit on Page IS) completed an Army advanced WILL BE CLOSED MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 « f oiTteers of the Glastonbury tion for incoming officers and Eleanor McBatai; PubUclty, VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 202 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) infantry course at F t Jackson, VPW Poet and AuxllttmT Sat­ ooenmittee members of Districts i^tonchester Hoiald staff; Ways S.C. M O N , MAY 29 S TUES,.IIAY 80 urday at 8 pjn. at the poet One an<| Two at Bowers School Means, Mot. Helen Pahner; June 8 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. yij,e Arts, Miss Martha White Iwme, 81 Ooncord St. Miss Joyce Keilerstrass, Workshop leaders wlth^expe- Pastel; Library, OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAlL W B). i daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Hhm- riience In theli- fleld-s will give Evelyn Bail; Room Moth- . Army Pvt. Jvun R. Freeland, est Ketletstmss of 55 Bates the instructions In the various ^rs. juUan Whitney, 521 MAIN STRE^ MANCHWWQ leon, bf Mr. arid I Mrs. William Rd., has been elected president Freeland o f 93 Nike Circle',' has” of . her dormitiory at the Uni­ phases of PTA work. Refreshments will be served. m Ai iiiA i inVb* h n R)> recently been assigned to the versity of Oonnoctiout, Stoms. Registration widl be at 7:30. ------lot Infantry Division near D1 Eugene Mbnteny, local council president, win welcome the deie- UOONN HONORS. ALUMNI An, Vietnam. The Army-Navy Club Auxili­ gates and Introduce lea«ier8. STORRS (AP) — Dr. Cbarlea ary will have its annual sum­ There will be a general dls- J. Zwlck and Dr. Louis I. Ger- Pvt. Gary A. W inter of 46 mer outing Sunday, June 11, Hawtaiome St., a member of oussion at 9 after the Individual son have received the 1967 “ Dis- Of Egyptian Gulf Blockade starting at 11 a.m. at Vickie’s workshops, foUowed by a report tingxiished Alumni Awards” of-| the 169th M.P, Battalion, will Caterers, Tolland Tpke. Reser­ report Monday, May 29, for on the state conventioft by Mrs. the University of Connecticut. vations may be made with Mrs. Charlene Taylor,' secretary of The awards were announced basic combat training at Ft. Adelaide Pickett 613 Main St., Knox, Ky. the Manchester council and Wednesday, or Mrs. John Vince, 227 MciCee state prog;ram chairman. Zwlck is assistant director of S t Tlie following workriiops and the Bureau of the Budget and Mias Jennifer MioCkNmh^, leaders have been announced by Gerson was appointed last week Thant Due to Report daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. The Senior MYF of North William Palmer, chairman of as head of the university’s pollt- McOonnlck of 501 Porter St., Methodist Church will conduct- the instruction commiittee: ical science department. has recently been elected vice a car wash tomorrow from 9 , president of the Junior class at a.m. to 3 pjn . on the Chur A Rnssefl Sage OoHege, Troy, grounds, 300 Parker St. On Talk with Nasser N.Y. 'BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) port of Elath. it was the fir.it Worid War I Barracks and -E gyp tion President Gam- «wp^ since the blockade was an- Todd George Metcalf, son of Auxlliaiy will me^ Sunday at alI Abdel f u j 1 Nasser says Viohe novrtced to come to-Aqaba with­ Mr. and Mrs. George Metcalf of 10:30 aju. at Center Congrega­ ^ Margaret Rd., has recently tional Church to attend a Me­ knows his blockade of been elected treasurer of Alpha morial Day Service with other Aqaba could lead to war shipping to ‘Omicron fraternity at Bryant veterans organizations. The W ith Israel and, if war does p\>ur* other sMps which pollege. Providence, lU . Barracks and Auxiliary will come, the Arabs will set (^me to Aqaba in the last meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the m e m o r ia l WEEKCND s p e c ia l s — G O O D out to destroy the .Jewish three dkys already had been Senior Methodist YouHi Fel­ VIFW Home. Mrs. Catherine state. checked by Egypt when they lowship of North Methodist will LaBurge of Groton, Dejxirtment Israel was reported avoiding entered Suez. sponsor a car wash Saturday president, will make her official MON. ONLY! SAT. and an immediate challenge to the The skipper of onie of those from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the visitation. A potluck will be announced blockade of its direct four, the West German freighter 7 church. served after the meeting. route to Jraniaji oil and other Stolzenfels said Fridgy night he cargoes from the Bast. But it saw no jAiyrical Sign o f a block­ MON. ONLY! has said it will fight to keep the ade in the Strait of ’Hmn. . gulf open. (CLOSED TUESDAY—MEMORIAL DAY) Cairo’s semiofficial newspa­ R e 9CNtlless of the W eatheiw O ur Produce 1$ A U.N. Secretary-General U per A1 Ahram had reported that Thant, who talked with Nasser T o p s ! Real A workman, carrying wrenches on his shoulder, takes a look at the huge bow Egyptian authorities in the HOUSE R«q. 9.98 — 7 Only! Wednesday, reports today to. the strait had stopped and searched NATIVE! Asparagus, Rhubarb, Dandelions, Kale, Spinach, Holiday of the carrier John F. Kennedy which will be christened today by the late U.N. Security Council on his RmUsIi—, Scallions, Broccoli Rot and. Hot House Tomatoes. the Stolzenfels. K also said Special president’s daughter Caroline. President Johnson will deliver the message at peace mission. The United Egypt had mined the strait. FRUn’I'T’Vesh Strawberries, Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Karen photo Honeydews, Spanish Melons, Tangerines, Navels, Plume, For AU Door Mirrors IU8 the Newport News, Va., ceremony. (AP Photofax) , States hopes his report tan ’Hie American freighter Grefen Peaches, Pears, Red, Green Grapes, Coconuts, Pineapples, MRS. KENNETH MITCHELL RAY You boostDOOSI mpiomauc diplomatic eiio|^ efforts to prepre- expected at vent Arab-Israeli fighting over ^ the Egyptian Middle tJgU Fm it and Fresh Sweet Cider. Miss Jennifer Doreen Totten nie M. Ray Jr. at Manchester, Men! \ Req. 14.95 — 9 Only! the gulf. SfUlf. , Bast news agency said that on AM VEGETABLES! Belgium Endive, Watercress,'Boston Let­ ar.d Kenneth Mitchell Ray, both brother of the bridegroom, was tuce, Green, YMlow Squash Shalots, Cauliflower, Beets, honorary usher. President Johnson met orders from the U.S. consul at of Manchester, were united in Carrier Awaits $00,01 Check Israeh Foreign Mtoister Abba g^y Com, Egg Plant, Chinese, Savoy Cabbage, Peas, Parsnips, Robert Chartier of Lisbon, Little Red Schoolbouse Port Said, the Green Island White Sweet and New California Potatoes. marriage Saturday, May 6, at HALE Eban on the crfsls Friday night, changed course for an Ethiopian Ooim., served as best man. Ush- MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)— 'but neither would comment on port. The U.S. Embassy denied Christ Church Cathedral, Hart­ era were Steven Brazitis and Mrs. Jack K. Guess received CELLO TOMATOES...... * pkgs. 3 9 « Clocks HUM' Cdroline ’s Touch their discussions. Israel v/ants any knowMge of the reported ford. a pay check Friday from BANANAS ...... 2 lbs. 2 9 t William Gaffney, both of Man­ U.S. backing to keep the gulf change. The bride is a daughter of chester. David Musco of Man­ NEWPORT NEW.S, Va. (AP) who loved Ws father’s ship and the Radio Cewp. of America open. An air raid shelter in Tel-Aviv, Israel, is clear^ of CANTALOUPES, Extra L a r g e ...... 4 9 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. plant here for $00.01. The Soviet Communist party after 10 years of relative peace in the Middle East. Hebrew sigBpost at righttr chester, nephew of the bride­ LUXURY BLEND- Reg. 15.95 — 5 Only! — A giant aircraft carrier wait- plane models, had a place o( The Soviet Union has called paper Pravda accused the Unit­ REYNOLD’S ALUMINUM FOIL . .2 pkgs. 49<^ Totten of 50 Summit St. The Mrs. Guess, injured in an groom, was ring bearer. ed- today for a young girl to*- honor on Uie 10-foot-wide chris­ on the United States and other ed States of making statements reads: "To Shelter.” (AP Photofax) ' --'F bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Totten wore an ensem- ^ HAND DETAILED christen it for her father. Presi­ tening pad. auto accident May 12. was Western nations to restrain Isr­ COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! Mrs. Lonnie M. Ray Sr. of 174 9Jt8 sent home by plant officials to Egypt which "smell of an ble of white lace over blue Mirror and Table Set dent John F. Kennedy, a com­ But it was no easy Job for a ael from a thrust against the ultimatum.’’ It referred to A1 it OPEN TUESDAY, MEMORIAL DAY ! ! ! ★ W. Middle Tpke. after they learned she was shantung, with matching. acces­ 55% DACRON mander in chief slain by an as- youngster —' even one who had Arabs. Ahrom’s report that U.S.' Am­ Tlie Rev. Robert S. Beecher, lived In the White House — to do under doctor’s orders, not to A test of Egyptian control sories. The bridegroom’s moth­ sasln. r do heavy work. She put in bassador Richard Nolte sug­ New U,S, Assaults Begun dean of Christ Church Cathe­ R* 9. 5 .9 V — 12 O n ly ! Caroline Kennedy, •>, needed the honors for her father’s ship measures over the Strait of Tii' er wore a pink flowered silk 45% WOOL 12 minutes for the week. gested withdrawl of Egyptian "T H E K IN O dral, performed the double ring an eight-inch pedestal on the before a crowd of the highest an, at the entrance to the Gulf dress with a "pink tweed coat Her gross pay for the 12 forces from Sinai an what Pr- ceremony. Raymond Glover of bunting-draped launching plat- officials and a nationwide tele- Aqaba, wai^ possible today— OF Hartford was organist. Bou­ and matching accessories. Both Spice Racks 3j99 minutes was 38 cents. From avda called virtual U.N. trus wore cymibidium orchid cor- isH form to reach the hulking gray vision audience, butat not by an toraeli ship . teeshlp of Egyptian territory at As War ’s Tempo Mounts PRODUCE!" quets of spring flowers were on tl\at, the company deducted bow of the 6l,4504on US3 John president Johnson, Chief lus- A Danish „freighter, identified the gulf’s entranceentrance. ■ the altar. sages. • 35 cents for the local SAIGOll (AP) — _ The _ U.S._ ported__ t1 .. ______by armoredj veljicles, am on 4nVtalking IMM icoissami o f M28 MMed'snaifUomA PERO Reg. 3.99 — 10 Only! F. Kennedy with the traditional jja,rl Warren, Richard Car- as the Estelle Maerslit -was due pravda also denounced U.S. 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-6384 ’Ihe bride was given in mar­ A reception for 130 'was held ||;|| tropical United Glvera Fund and 2 at the Jordanian port of Aqaba, trVUBlQOQe t'. ' at the Shoreham Motor Hotel, jljM bottle of champagne. The ship Cushing, former aotronaut cents for Social Security. Although piioto cnbaunt4ro4H| riage by her father. She wore a •tretches five city blocks and j^iy, h . Gienn, Jr-, 88 Kennedy two mile* irom IsnMd’f fuU MediteiTMwan.EdlS^lsr^'Tvtog*” saymg they£ assaults, on Communist hS. ^ S p S full-length silk organza gown Hartford. For a motor trip to J-||| Cookie Jars 2iNI of ..Thua ,Tblen Provlncfe. blistering------. ------iuce|»tta i tton- Michigan and the South, Mrs. jjjll will be 28 stories tall. family meinbers. numerous Within three miles, the South and antiailrcMutt. accented with Alencon lace, worsted The shipbuilders made It New Frontier presiderdial aideh, pearls and sequins, deigned with Ray wore a three-piece pink j|;j| nean:r and the Near Bast. border—>■ provinces '«rjrr of South Viet Vietnamese hit about 500 (3om- i stayed on thO grow^ easy for Caroline. The quart a raft of admirals, and several munist troops and fought a wlhotrt af least three In the inlem t ofyom rgtpdlm M i and good appearance this article elbow-length sleeves, full skirt shantung suit, white hat and jlffl Reg. 1.00 — 51 Fair Only! Nasser’s speech Friday was nam while American jets gloves, black patent ’ leather bottle of champagne, sheathed CaUnet officials were among 35,- three-hour battle, with air and ported deaUtoyed on the BOi mwtgapen nationally* is reprinted by and chapel-length t^n. Her in aluminum net, was scored to OOO expected for the noon cere- broadcoft by Cairo radio. He smashed again at North Viet- four-tier veil of silk ilKsion was shoes and bag, end a white or- ^ suits Wet New England artillery support. Sixty Cpmmu- airfield northeast of Hanoi, A insure a tortuifous christening. monies at the Newport News said, i"We uW not back .down on nam’s MIG airfields and a pow- attached to a Swedish crown of chid corsage. The couple will Salt ’n Pepper Shakers 79c nlsts were reported killed. Also bombed was the Former (first lady Jacqueline Shipbui^Ung and Dry Dock Co. our rights in the gulf.’’ If war er plant inside Haiphong, pearls and crystals, and she car­ live at Kelly Rd., Vernon. To the south in Quang Tin missUe trainiiig canter ai 1m Kennedy, a veteran ship-launch- Jt^son prepared a 10-minute breaks out, he said, "it will be The raids cost the United Pre -Ince, U.S. Marines Ufted Nguyen, 40 milea above HagW. ried a colonial bouquet of white total war and'the objective will states one dawned Navy SHy- carnations and roses. Reg. 19.88 — 10 Only! er, stood by her daughter ns address. Awaits Blue Skies the security wraps on Operation It waa the fiinrt time U .8. pRetS matron of honor. Caroline’s The Kennedys had Navy plane be to destroy Israel.’’ hawk Jet Friday, the 661st plane Union City 2, south of Da Nang, had raided the center w li^ Mrs. Shirley Foreman of Man­ His speech come after A1 Ah- downed over North Vietnam. chester’ was matron of honor. _ Scouts Parade 628 brother, 6-year-old John Jr., shuttle service from New York, BOSTON (AP) _ New . E!n- and industries added to the rus speecn come alter a i An- In the preceding 24 hours crews are trained to fire Electric pives Washington and Boston to come looked hopefully for storm damage. Many families ram, which often reflects Nas- Returning ^lots smd one ^vict- .172 Communist pilots oaH flying telsptiaBS She wore a full-length gown of ser’s political, thinking, said built surfa/Se to air missile ex- liot pink silk organaza, designed Vi»ro iTrom the late oresident’s clearing skies today In the wake AvaetwiteH from their « poUticaa thinking, said soldiers in a series of sharp bat­ poles. Memorial Day Egypt bad achieved its ohjec- ploded 2,500 feet over the Kua with portrait neckline and R« 9 . 2 . 9 9 — 9 O n ly ! ' tles through thick underbrush Returning pUoto Hubby or Job Kam River and showered debris and rugged terrain. Y elbow-leiigth sleeves edged with Mns. Manuel Margarido of 27 heavy damege at aR' (See Page Eig^t) on a merchamit ship moored In flowered lace, and sheath skirt. Oliver Rd. is Memorial Day On Hill 117 the Marines had gets. 'Hie Uong K poyrar 'pliiiit. Metal Bread Box 1.19 M a y B e ^ boats before moving out to sea. stretch of beach at historic Haiphong. The nationality of amounced killing at leat 41 put back in operaiUdd '-altKr She wore a feathered pillbox Parade committee chairman for hat, and carried a colonial bou­ carrier that wiU honor the deaths were attriibuted to Plymouth, where the pilgrims the ship was not known. ;*eds with 14 Americans killed being destroyed a yeco' ag6,>viiia F acing T eacher memory of tte nation’s 85th highway Both on the ground and in the 901-907 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER quet of pink carnations and the Mairchester-BoKon dom - COMPARABIE VALUE Idnded, was washed away. and t02 w ound^. Uliveonce ogouiagain badly uiyuijr daifliiu^.: T6« munity Association of the Con­ president. Only one other presl- g^^j^gnts. Estimates of proper- In Boston, the seas rolled up ACX.U to Probe air the war appeared to be In a battle south of Da Nang, Haiphong-West plant couM ‘ white roses. Reg. 19e — 219 Only! POR’TSMOUTH, Va. (AP) — dent, Franklin D. Rooeevelt, . ^^gge ranged in the mil- to doorways of offices on Com­ mounting in tempo. „ a battalion of Marines—about 1,- operable after Friday** ni% Miss Denyse Totten of Man­ necticut Valley Girl Scouts. $50 Mary Augusta Burr may be chester, sister of the bride, was bad a slmilai' honor. ^ ^ dollars. mercial Wharf and submerged Senate Pearing A spokesman said th the ir men—had made heavy con- a spokesman said. Broiyndes, for the first time k faetd with a choice between Marines have pulled ail bridesmaid. The flower girl was Sham Tumblefs Kennedy would have observed uy^g^ne winds, wild seas another wharf tor a time. tact with a contingent of Com- w«b Choirs: or ^ Brenda Cannon of Revere, Mase., looks at her aut^ voUoge hours later. There ^ "> tery of Tnith-*t Viteiho for an flx but would gladly l«td tt to of the moat violent May .stofrms in recent history. (CLOSED TUESDAY—MEMORIAL DAY) mobile aurminded by flood Mai)y ^ ra and AH power downtown and to tails on tbs oaus* of ill* hlflito 2 7-wob Cbcdsoi. undisclosed price. museums to exhibit around Ih* w aters. va tC m u lfa m it Hdwi, lac. Msgr. Ftoauti said Mlohelan- world. homea were-ftoidiM by hiih tidea fropi norbneaster ii .

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KANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY. 27, 1967 P A G E T W O Lindsay Visits Fair ^ tASt HAHirOHU M Harry SmMi and Mr. and Mn. Sheihwold on MONTREAL (AP) - "It Guests Listed WalXer Brigs*- Doihlnlc Bquat- Miss Lillian Grant Named wrings,’' said Neiw York Mayor ^INEMA1 ^ ■ rito will be maaiter of ceminon- Southdeabr John Undany of ttie bubble- m rn'l.l if tliRf'!!!!.! GO(M> HABITS SAVE EETDRT Both lidM vulnerabte For ’57 Reunion 168. By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD ahaped U.8. Pavilion at Expo Town Realtor of the Year NORTH Dinner will be served at 7:30 Good hobea wUl save you 67, and Montreal Mayor Jean OuMtp «( honor have been ♦ A 3 . t| p.m. after a cocktail hour at Mias Uliian G. Grant of the much time and effort, but you Drapeau could visualize It as announced for the 10th reunion 9 Q 6 4 6:30. The Johnny Prytko Or- Walton W. Grant Agency, 22 m ust hna>w when to do kidepriMl- magnifloent “wtth chttdren In- ef the Claae of 1957 of Jfcn- O 1086 si^ -Just ptaying flashlight, cheslra will play for dancing. -Cambridge St, has been elect- ent thou^ instead of relying 4 97532 etieetcr Htgh School. Saturday, on your babitn. If somebody beams acroaa the transparent Thoae making reaervatkma ^ Realtor of the Year by the WEST EAST walla." June 8 . at Gtastonbury IBlVs will receive their tickets at the would only ring a bell to t ^ us Manchester Board of Realtora. A 7 6 4 A9852 The two maypra let their Im- door Any graduate of the class when to start t U e U iig we would ^1109875 O A32 Obiuitrj' Club. They are Mr. The Realtor of the aR be tar more successful aglnafions go as they relaxed at and Mrs. Eidaon B^ley, .Mr. and of 1957 wishing to attend the O QI7 O 3 a reception tor lindaajr at the gram la under Uie direction of bridge piayers. / ' 4 8 4QJiOI4 OFTHEYEARI Mrs. G. B. Hunt, Mias Doria teunloi^ and not already con­ the 'national and, state associa­ Opening lead—^jack of hearth. pavWon and both arid they Klbbe. Miaa Catherine Putnam. tacted may call Anne Slmpeon tions of real estate boarde. and West opened the jack of fO U IH ,oo(fld n u ^ good use of the' Ml«a Helen Mr. and Mra. Golnick of 637 Spring S t many boarde throughout the hearts, and declarer played low 4 KQJIO buUdtag. Drapdeu mentioned a OK peurk or a showcase for a vast country participate in it an­ from the dummy. Eart played O AK9S42 low also, and South stole a trick vartefty of Urda and added: nually. 4 AK Other members of the Man- with the singletan king. Now be "The poealbilltfes are unlimit­ tchester Board who have held could afford to give up a trump SaaOi Wtat North E «l_, ed.” Uds designation previously in­ trick, and his slam Was home. 2 O Fa« 2 NT Pus "U’a si^ierb. It’s got style, a K’s quite true that Blast 3 A P*** 4 O Pa» wonderfid change of pace," pfild Pre-Holiday Dance! clude Alfred P. Werbner, Her­ 4 NT Put S Q Put bert J. McKinney and E. J. should have played the ace of 6 0 A n P u t Lindsay, HoU. hearts, but Ohs is a d^cuH Paganrs “ALL NEW” Miss Grant has served the {hay. We can’t dieiniss the ac­ hold: Spades, A-S; Hewrta, Q- Board as president, chairman tual play as senseless, because 6- 4; Dlamoads, 10-8-8: Clnbe, 9- THEKTREEAST of the MlUtlpJe DUrting Service the hand was played In the fi- 7- 5-S-2. CRYSTAL LAKE and for several years as a mem­ ik Os of the 1966 Swed&sh nation­ What do you tay? al championsthps. If you Answer: Raise to two hearts. ber of the executive committee, Miss Lillian, Grant are has been an active worker weren’t looking at all of the This atiows ttump support, with Mon. thru Fri. 7-9:10 RESTAURANT & BALLROOM about 6 to 9 points, counting SsL-Smi. 2-4:20-6:40 on many comm^tees and a di­ tinued after his death "as iM^ cards, K might happen to you distribution as well as high 9:00 "A L SOYKA" and his orchestra. rector of the Oonnectlcut Asso- as Mias Grant rem ains in the on a bad night- Mat, Tueedsy ciailoti of Real Estate Boards. active management thereof,” a Placing Blame cards. CO-STASNN# 9 PJM. to 1 A.M. C opyright 1967 May 80—2:00 RAY ^ JACK. EDWARD She is a director of the Man- pri^tlege which is still in effect. Most experts later blamed Generid Features Oorp. If) PUM.IC IS INVITED! (dieeter boiard and is serving her West for the bad result. West CASINO second year as board secretarj’. knew that he had a trump trick Mrs. Williamee indulges in her favorite hobby in the family room Class President, m ROYALE Co-Feature Open Daily 12 Noon The Year Round For Fine An active member of Center and he hoped to develop a Frank Sinatra la Oongregationai Church, Miss heart trick. He should have Food and Legal Beverages “Ve Is a member. , ' Ington, president of BrunalU my’s queen when a low heart seems to reflect the dlsposi- three years ago, when Wil­ It i her eerher years, trained Construction Co. here, was ad- Is led, and then East will make riorie of its owners. The BS a dramatic recitalist, she mitted to Bradley Msmarial good use of his king. Wilhamees. are well pleased liamee .was transferred to this area from Williamsport, Pa. presented many programs Hospital with Injuries, If somebody had rung a bell, with their bi-levri house, He la a sales representative throughout the state and later, Young Berube, who police said West might have abandoned which, they say, has adapted with the Sylvania Electronic as a pert of this avocation, con- was driving the first car, had habit in choosing the right heart itaeif perfectly to their way of WHERE ITS ALWAYS HAPPENING Components Group, and has an ducted her own school of the been class president ■ for two to lead, life, and the needs of their •6 TOLLAND TPKE. TeL 647-9881 MANCHESTER speech arts at studioe in Hart- years and a member of the Daily ((uestlon office in his home, next to the rtilldren. family room. They Chose to ford and Manchester. football team for four years. Partner opens with one heart, AHfl Both fond of l^aying the tettle in Manchester because ______TONIGHT______Before joining her father In Many of the honors at the Class and the next player passes. Yon F iC a a n C ra iU /AUS host, Mrs. WIlUamee Claims the real estate business, Mies i>ay ceremonies were to have her home Is so, easy to care they liked its "typlcaily New DANCE TO THE GROOVY BEAT Grant was for many years sec- gone to him. for "it makes entertaining al­ England Look , . . tlto stately OF white church at the top of the retaiy to the state librarian fd- The ceremonies €it Waverly TONIGHT AT 8 :00 P.M.—SUN. FROM 2 P.M. most a breeze.*’ She also said lowing three years ki the em- ijm In nearby Cheshire were it was "a wonderful house for \a^de main street.” Leiisuire houre are spent by 'THE SQUIRES" ploy of a Hartford attorney- called off whan news of the TOaxTo!r^3ovr^"^JoH» children. Rainy days friends —PLUS— and their children are enter­ Mra. wanMamee in the fOmlly Miss Grant’s father, the late accident was learned. Gl'ORGi: SITA'I:NS Charlton Heston room working cm oil paintings. FROM NEW LONDON Walton W. Grant, established ------tained-in the family room, U John the Raptist One to her landscapes ts on on the agency in 1910 and tor 46 where the youngsters may ACLU to Probe IHH 1 John Wayne The Williamee residence at 248 Ludlow Rd. easel in the corner of the room, 'TH E BREAKERS" years it was located in Hart­ next to a fieldstone fftrepiace ford. In August, 1965, the agen­ GRLAIEST The Centurion Senate Hearing with raised hearth. Her hus­ cy tnansferred ite ofiHce to the band can exhibit hiis skiilils as a -Andrews BuMdfaig on E ast Cen­ STORY Saturday (Contlnned from Page One) host a t a bar bufflt in across the ter Street. i : V H R rear of the room. Large .win­ Shortly af'ter the death of her SATURDAY NIGHT AT MI8QUAMICUT defense. He has maintained lie TOLD dows are across the front.. ' A father in 1967, Miss Grant mov­ did nothing wrong. sofa, under the windows, is up- "THE ROCKIN' RAMRODS" ed the office to 22 Cambridge Lawrence Sepieec, director of lECilNICOLOR UNITED ARTISTS BURNSIDE hoistered tai gold and nsd print­ St. and has since condiyited the the AOLU’s Washington off.: e, ed faibric. The red is repeated —PLUS— UNCUT VERSION! IPU PAHKING .MM business under the registered said the organiaztion specifical­ AN AARON ROSEKBERG- in the cover of an ocoasicinal trade-name of Waibtor W. G rant ly is Interested in seeing wheth­ STARTS MON.—A GREAT DOUBLE BILL MARTINMELCHERPfiOOUCTlOII choir. 'THE VARIATIONS" Agency. er Dodd was accorded due pro­ “How To Steal A MlUlon” plus “FrantasH o Voyage” Entitence to the family room Formerly, Miss Grant and her cess of law ki the probe of hda I is gained by stairs leading father both were members of financial affairs. “ Boils Over With I down from the front entrance. the Greater Hartford Board of In m.aking Its report to the Excitement!” During Memorial Day Fun Realtors, but upon moving the Senate, the ethics panel said It TME (Sea Page Four) agency to Manchester they be­ “took into account as a generail 'Come to George ''I came members of the local MANCHESTER guide the practice end proce­ r '. Wall panel of turquoise, gold and green, horses hangs in living room board. As a tribute to her fath­ dures of the federal eburto’’ in OPEN A ll WEEKEND! er, the Hartford Board in 1967 attempting to insure Dodd hiis granted an honorary life mem­ legal rights. bership to hds agency to be con- Dodd hlmaelf requested the oommi/ttee’s probe after accuser tlons against him by columnists Drew PeaTBon and Jock Ander­ For the first time on TV coast-to-coast son. The senator has a $2 mil­ KARATE yM«Knmiiaa lion Mbel suit pending against the cdumndsts. SCHOOL LIVE IN COLOR from Indianapolis, Racing Capital of the World ' Speiseir said Dos Passes and Get In Shape — Learn Self Defense ay Bucki,ey asked the AC3j U to in­ JOHN lEfiOH’H M U m - W ) P £ r a S S vestigate. Both are members of MEN and BOYS a conservative group formed to support Dodd after the biparti­ Oi- Judo for Women and Girls N ow ' ■■■" -- ' ■ ■ ■ v,0 san ethics committee recom- mended censure. For Lessons and Information S h o w in g . Cali BILL NEVINS — 649-4225 TEL. 643-7832 FREE PARKING BIRCH ST. 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EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OOkw. SATURDAY. MAY, 27, 1967 PAGE MANCHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 P A G E FO U B msir AIR BMOHM Bolton Events tmCA, N-Y. (At) - Mohawk Preliminary House OK Airitoea wM fly two rdond-iripa THE TIME ERIGHI BOY SCOVT THE TIME IS HWI dally holm IsUp to Buffalo via TOMIY AHQME ¥% ' . Youth Arrested in the enter Bridgeport or New TO BUY A NOME van. C om ., beginning In about Notes arid News In 2-Car Crash Lottery Bill Backers W orld 90 days, tte company says. A ■pokeemnn announced toe Cub Scout Pack 47 Donald G. Rindflelsch Jr., 18, fllgbls would also include ttopa of Unionville was arrteted yes­ About 60 Cub Scouts and par­ On Home Stretch at Rootester, Syrocuee and Al­ terday as a result of a two-car Gain Slender Victory FliYMOUTH, Ragland (AP) ents attended a meeting May bany. crash on Rt. 44A, police said. _ Mr Vtoanoia CMoherter w m W of Cub Scout Pack 47 at BAivrroRD (AP) — n » chamelB of organtoed crime and ______Pinniselon for toe flights, approaching the SefUy Utands South Methodist Church. The They said the car he was Bouae baa given prelifniimry nut lit into oonatmcttve pco- “ eduoatton: that theme of the program was a driving hit a stopped car oper- ■(iimtvat to a Ml vMch wouU ^ ^ hypocrtttoil to afcw eln i»oe be began tala solo. 38.- Board, was announced Fri y fair featuring a wishing well, .sled by I r ^ e Asmarni of 62 •atahUsb a ataite Mtiery. ' dhuKti-sponflored raffles and OOOmfle Yqyago around tte ------ring toss garni, and many types Carpenter Rd. Police said toe But final House action on toe bingo games wtidie onporing a wortd nine nionitoe ago. pf guessing contests. Arrange- womans was preparing to turn 1;^ yiiMriMT appgxyval or state tottery; that toe riate is WMh about 300 aaUeo to go to UET US HUGE MAY 2FH, WW^ fhents tor the program were left Into Williams Rd. MAY 21-27, W67 l«uvrii-is aobeduled Hoc next M ng to New HanapeWremd tte flaUh Une In Ftymouto, toe REAITORJIA made by the den mothers, Mrs. Rindflelsch was charged with REALTORS prttautaMl in ntl weric, and the proposal report- will toee to Netw York rnonisy 88-yearoild omiateor mariner YOUR NEXT •stito «ke Hbtcriln ti i sWrt Roger Hall, Mrs. Theodore following too closely, police t iti ti «rlw tabttribM to s strict Mh If •thies III M ta^ If coif i f ethics M a BCBicr cf adly faces rough eteddlng In toe ^Mrit by OwneoMert resWents wee guUtag^Ua 684oot yaoM meSCRIPTION Slalby, Mrs. D. B. Stockton and .•^ald. He is scheduled to appear the IcesI M i Stoll hsar*) lad GMpsy Moto IV through a Ugbt tin loul M< h w * genate. on toe lotteries hi those states; t( Uw Nitiiiil AmeMlN If Mrs. Newton Emerson. in Manchester Orcult Court 12 e the NstloiMl AcMCiatiM cf AtoD, Gov. John Dempsey la and theft It would l»e doing r .or swell. ARTHUR DRUO liil btiti liifh. Lloyd Curkin, cubmaster, June 19. Real Estati B iarlt. reportedly not enthusiastic people a favor to gMe them • wolf badge and assistant denner ANTIQUE SALE noon, one roll-cal^ vote on ac­ Half a miWon Britons are ex­ stripe; Steven Schulz and David pected to pour Into Flym oi^ to When the Shrine Ceremonial parade position as drum major cepting the General Laiw Oom- parade makes its appearance of Sphinx Temple Band. Forbes Miller, assistant denner stripe; SALE TO RUN FROM SATURDAY, MAY 27 miittee’s unftavorehle report on greet toe voyager who wlH be David Stockton, denner stripe; Thorp Gets eaooitod into the hatbor by two 85 East Center S t on Main St. Saturday, June 3, was drum major of Manches­ TO TUESDAY. M AY 30 toe bin resulted in an apparent at 2 p.m., two Omar Shrine ter pipe Band for more than James Dunn, gold arrow on tte, but was nUUIfled- Royal Navy mbieeweepeni. At Sununit S t CUeberter hes lodtoed be ex- Club pa.st presidents will play 30 yeans. bear badge; end Michael Muse, Items on sale. — Spinning Wheel, Flax A reocud produced a 74-68 Call to Chair leading roles In its makeup. Holmes will have charge of silver arrow on wolf badge. Warmer, Leaded Shades, Silver, Amberina, Commodea, ^ q m b meogin against toe oononiMtee peoia to reach Fljrmoatti by Back Chair, Gov. WInthrop Desk, Grandfather’s Clock, Cnrtot- noon Sunday. WEEKEND CASH-AND-CARRY SPECIAL Williams Forbes is parade the Omar Shrlners, parading In Pack activities during May recommendatton and for toe O f Speaker chairman for Omar, and Ar­ their bright red shirts. Leading included a candy sale, a pizza mas Plates, Oriental Rugs and Many Other Itema. Ufi. CIA Under Fire thur G. (Spike) Holmes is the unit will be ' Omar’s new party, participation In the Rep. John A. Miscihoeid, who State Hep. WeHter I* Ttoorp l a r g e SIZE Jeep with Its variety of whistle, town's annual Clean-Up Day, a has tod toe campaign for a state MOSCOW (AP) — Pravda has chairmen of the Omar parade Sr. (b) of the Slot District aocused toe U.8. Oentrsl Intelh- imit itself. horns and bellp. Many Omar trip to Peabody Museum in New .» Taff Antiques tottery slnioe 1966, said he*? was served tor a tone this week as genoe Agency of helping Svetla­ Forbes Is coordinating toe mem/bers belong to the several Haven, and participation in the 384 HARTFORD ROAD Tel. 648-9696 MANCHESTE* ‘toverwhelmiogly overjoyed” at amwip speaker of the House of na AlUluyevB, daughter of Jo­ Gefaniums “• 96c parade makeup with the mar­ units of Sphinx Temple and will annual Bteckledge District’s the result Hepresentaittves. Girls Receive Hiehest SA Sunbeam Awara seph Stalin, defect to tte West. shal for Sphinx Temple, Jerry be with their units that day. Olympic Day events at Mt. Ne- Hep. Miorria B. Hogan. R-Bur- Hep. Thosp’s opportunMy to lOlite center daughter ot Mr7and Mrs- Donald Ettia of 22 Packard St; and D ^ 'The Soviet Oommundot parly OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Shew. They will assemble all Omar’s marching unit will rep­ bo Field. HmgSiwi, m m be was voUng only proside over the 177-member newspaper charged toat Svetta- resent the near 200 Shriners to lejeot the oommittee report House oenw when speaker Rob- TreadweU, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Treadwell ot 124 H w k ^ t ^ k parading units on lower Main The pack will participate in na "was first taken by CIA in Manchester. Some of Its old­ bUt not neoessarily to supixjrt ert J. Testo was celled into tog- were p ra ted with the Salvation Army’s Commissioners A ^ to St. After the assembly, Forbes the Memorial Day parade. All Watsem divisional guard and Sunbeam director. Ihe award, >^ch is tte agents from India to Switzer­ will then move up to his \isual er members will ride a float. members planning to march in 7 the proposed tottery. istattve conference Monday. the Suilbeams, was presented at an annual Mother-Daughter banqurt at tte land and recently brought to toe Both Democraitte and RepUb- During Mb tenure in the the parade ar^ reminded to be ■o; toadero in toe House have speaker's chair, the CSoventry oualifv for the award the girls had to pass beginners, second and class rank United States.” at Bennrt Junior High School S y al2 to earn thf following badges: Bible, patriotism, ^kir«, pei^^ h ^ Ohe United States, Pravda mmKmmmmmmmK peraonalHy opposed the bdilL , togiBlatar supervlBed debate on Hebron Tuesday at 9 a.m.. PIZZA-RAY’ S flrsf-aid. Salvation Army history, homemaker. «ends to animnls, artist, reader said. Is taking Alexander Keren- In the roll caH, 80 Democrats a tourga numlber of measures, in- Curkin announced that the and tree, and flower or bird Study. (Herald photo by Pinto.)______. sky, Russian premier over­ WHERE QUALITY GOES ON and 14 RepuhUcens voted to re- eluding oanstfttutitoinail amend- executive committee will have thrown by the Bolsheviks In ject toe committee leport, whSe mente, stok leave for teachere Application on Snbdivision Its annual dinner at Cavey’s BEFORE PIZZAS OR GRINDERS GO OUT se Demoorate and 36 Repuhii- end vooobtonBl technlcea schools [ 1917, "out of mothballs” in a stepped-up anti-Soviet propa­ Restaurant on Juhe 5. The voted to sustain toe uifav- to StofteU and Groton. He won I The Extra Mile Will Be A Mile Well ^Yorth Driving ganda campaign as tte 50th Is Approved by Planners pack’s annual family pdcnic is oraUe laport and MB the bift. a round of applause from bis scheduled for jime 16 at Wick- A prevtoua bSl eponsored by ootteaguee when be finlGbed hts LaBelle Will Quit snniversary of the October 1917 OPEN MONm TUES.. THURS., PRL. 12-11 P.M. revolutton nears. NOTICE The Hebron Planning and ham grinder day on June 8, at Park. Mtsolkneki, which would have tenure to the ebair. Habron El'ementary School. saghorteed the state to conduct Hep. Thoip, serving fate tobd "Mrs. AlMuyeva is being used Zoning Commission has voted Oub Scout Pack 68 SAT. 12-12 — SUN 4-10 — CLOSED* WED. MNE PHikRNAGY Grinders wUl be made on order n pubhe opininn referendum on tenn. Is a memftwr o f toe Gen­ tor tte same unseemly pur­ to approve the application of Sind cupcakes wiU be sold for If Your Pizza Is Cold When You Get H om e- the tottery tosue In toe 1968 eral lew , Ooinrectknal Instltu- If Post Is Full-time pose,!' Pravda said. Robert I. Tapper to subdivide Cub Scoirt Pack 53 met re­ W IU CLOSE the chiildren’s lunches- that day. Then T ry was defeated to toe ttons, end Fhh and Game Oom- property on Slocum Rd. into cently at Waddell School. Two mfttees. Hertford County State’s Atty. John ,D. LaBelle of Daneert at Mtut four lots. Also approved was Order forms for the grindera films, made available by the House, 9643. SUNDAYS AT 2 PJI. were sent home tods week. Or- ^Circuit Ridei^ Makes a Visit to Vernon Mkscfltosfai BBin said ID m amend- —*------rRep Ihosp------tatroduoed--- a reso-7- Manchcster said today he wUl quit his post if a bill now UVEHtPOOL,. England (AP) the appHoaftion of the Z&S Dc Board of Itoucation, were shown RAY’S Gook-Them-Yourself PIZZAS mec^ to tte toitety blil wM be lutton tote week eoepreeteng before the General Assembly to make the office of — A troupe of dianoeni in goM DURINfi JUNE-JULY-AUDUST velopmcnt. Inc. to subdivide dons accompamded by the money by ctorry Davies. They were The Rev. John L. Camp of Willimantic, dressed as a circuit rider, arriving yesterday after­ offerod nert week to put toe aympa^ state’s attjomey full-time is passed into law.______and grera masks Sltornately property on Burnt KiW Road, will be accepted by membens of ‘Swiss Children of the Alps” noon at Vernon Methodist Church on his horse. Pax. The Rev. Mr. Camp spoke at toe We’ll Make Them— You Cook Them‘At Home toe PTA before school on Mon­ jneaaura to a bona fide referen- Aainy Pvt Robert a Nbibi^k, *Itie positton la now part-time cringed in fear and leaped tor WaiB St. and Skinner Lane in­ and "Why Do We Still have church’s family night, supper, describing his commemorative re-enactment last year of the day and Wednesday next week. Hot Dee-licious Pizzas In Just to M inutes ium to 1968 at wUefa toe votera wbo was kSPed ^ y 11 by a In toe state’s eight oountles defeated In toe Sen- Joy Friday night to dramatizing to 39 frontage lots. Mountains?” circuit riders’ , trips between Patton, Pa., and Baltimore, Md. Yesterday, toough, rider,and 6 8 The Ham grindens wHB be 80c eftber accept or reject tbiUng t rra at Ft Benjamin and in the Wtaterhury Judteial parts of toe Roman OathoUc I Record Jacket Display Peter Mertsotds, pack chair­ horse' took a car and trailer to Vernon. (Herald photo by Pinto.) the measure insbead of just ex- Hbrotoon, Ihd. ___ Miaas in liverpool’B Cathedral for a whole, 40c for half and Dtetrlcft. Nobody, to date, has taken The Douglas Library has on cupcakes win be sold for 5c man, was in charge of the meet­ CALL 643-0031 pnerit« toeta- optoton on toe ■"» measuro w m p e « w ^ y LaBelle, state’s attorney yje repeonsibility to prete for o f Christ. dlsplog' a collection of desig;ns ing in the absence of Charles a Mfterv ^ House and sent to the Sen- The M dancers were sup­ I^ine Pliarmacy each. The proceeds from the since Aug. 31, 196®, is paid passage and a vote on toe meet- for record jackets done by the Glade, cubmaster. He enter­ MANY IMITATE BUT NONE DUPLICATE The House deh^ Ptiday fea- A. ypy wim be meiled to ported by an ortoestra of 60 and event mill be used toward the Military Fails to Change 813,000 a year and is permlftted sure jg certain to cross party ^ Cenlmr St., Mdnehttttr Art 1 students at Rham High cultural activities program of tained With several banjo se­ tamed moat of the tradWcnal *6 ^ ^ to carry on Ms private law unes. a choir of 80. The mein altar School, in Mrs. Ladinig's and lections, and toe group partici­ uguneuts. Opponents said this yns. Rudolph Nottmirit of Oe- was their stage, alithough no toe PTA. When LaBelle took office In Mrs. Wythe’s classes. Wed 26 Years pated in group singing. Flavor of'Grecian Life to raise Aar Swamp Rd., Ooventiy. the new proposal the 1959, be succeeded Albert S. priest was saying a Maas. About 2,000 «q>ectators The following students are Mir. and Mrs. dairkson -Li. Awards were presented by ’ , a ____ revenue; theft ft was "putting ,__ . nine state’s attorneys vseyuld be­ Bill of West Hartford, who had Dental Grad KKKKKiiKiiKm/iKmmmm. represented: Lee Dci%mcourt, BaiUey of Amston Lake ore cele­ Rod MacLean, advancement ATHENS. Greece (AP) . - With its phyrtoal ^ d econ om - toe state of GoemeoUcut to toe M anch^r Evening Herald come full-time, would be includ­ resigned. LaBelle served out the watched the dancing display of the Mass ot Christ the King, (Cynthia Sanford, Margaret brating toeir 26to wedding an­ man, to Den 1. Michael Dem- Military dictatorship has failed *<= SinMlng hwtoese” ; toot a lot- ed In the state’s merit system unexpired term to June 1960 Dr. Samuel C. Poster, son of niversary today. Mre. Bailey is silver arrow on wolf and to change the mixture of East- of stability it helped CT^te, attract composed by BVenchman Pierre Scanlon, April LaVaJlee, Au- ers. and would be required to give and then was reappointed to Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Foster drey Mund, Elaine Hovey, Un- the fornior Mary Rowley. The denner stripe, and Domenlc De em heritage and Western meto- American aid was crucial In profesatonal gamhUng Interatfts Henry. ods toat make up the basic attracting the interest foreign jKwnwuu “Y" ~ 1VT Y? 1 Ji *^Pup their private law.practices. lourfour canowmuve,oonsecuUve, twiwu-jfwi o-jrw pij^ Arvlne Flaoe,Plaoe, gradiated da Harrison, June Ryclovsky, Bailey's were married by toe Dominicls, denner stripe,- Den o t unson^s The K yiia began wttfa tdtrHl and lower toe moral of H illS'RnCtCrS The state’s attorneys In Hart- tcraie. His present term expires Untveraity o f Penn- flavor of Ufe in Greece. investors. Gary Horton, Deborah Wythe, Rev. George Milne in the Gilead 2, Richard Kos, gold arrow on tte riate byMjr eticouragtag ^ w a i» n A ____ *M. ford. ft>rd. New New Haven, Haven. ii Mrs. Daniel Horton, librar- FYotic" will be held tonight at but the physical signs of impact ies and a musical comedy laud- Where QuaUty Candy la Made Freah Daily A better soiisttoos to tte ttates Dr. Foster was an honor Gloria, liam Correia and Roger Dion, The WB, reported out by the years. ^ 8:15 in the Hetoron Elementary of other democracies can be Ing the Greeks as frank, eartoy, ptriblems; and that it woukl^ (Oontonied hmn Page One) graduate of Manchester High The auxiliary biehop ot Liver­ tan at Douglas Library re­ silver arrow on woM and one- Assembly’s Joint Judiciary School. AU proceeds from this seen and felt everywhere. live-iloving people. Choose From Over 200 VarieUes hurt tow-tocome familiec the tobacco School and attended Trinity pool, tte Rt. Rev. Augustine minds rertdenta that the Li- msv „^tlng used Oonimtttee, is a substitute for music hall variety show will go year pins. xnort by encouraging them to Hospital Notes Ooliege, where he earned a Hozrts, said he thought the Firestone - Goodyear Nylons larary will be closed on Tueedey. Poverty Is no longer the hope- Despite the boom and the sur- sun and further de- SB 1852. It proposes that State’s "V Trail Ride Set toward sending packages to He­ Dens 1 and 4 disptayed crafts face look of relative prosperity, risk their money. « bacb^or of arts degree to psy­ danced Mass sppropriats for less burden it once seemed to giving and ani eating, try our — layed planting of the crop to the attorneys wUl be appointed by visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. The 4-H Hoofbeats will hold bron men and women in the for the theme of toe month, and . ______the economy is fragile M d lop­ For summertime Supporisra of a tottery sold chology and fine arts. Ih PMI- the times. service. BOluiD Connecticut River valley. the ju d g e s o f the S tate Su­ in ail areas excepting mater­ a competitive trail ride on Sun­ R „h .rd K » U s « .4 hi. n,o4.1 est members of toe North Attan- C i : sided. The coup’s effect bn tour­ It was a paiidees end voluntary adeto>Ma> Foster became LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE John Sitoun, director of the The Weather Bureau said the p e rio r Court, the present pro­ nity where they are 2:30 to 4 day covering approximately 25 of a volcano. ism and foreign investment way to ratse needed revenues; noted to metal sculpture. He Huge Diamond Found e-vening’s entertainment will be ^ V - tic Treaty Organization, Greece, SUMMER ASSORTMENT threat renpatotog was flash cedure. p.m. and 7 to 8 p-m. and private A trip to toe sitbmarine base rtiilitary takeover, was could wipe out the gains of re- that people want to gamble and has had several shows to promi­ JOIUNNE6BURG, South Af­ nnilee of tralle. the M.C. of toe ’performance. Filled with colorful and delicious summertime flooding of small streams and LaBelle said that he visited There will be a junior and in Groton was diacuased. wiH gamble whether It’s legal rooms where they are 10 a.m. nent galleries and has given rica (AP) — A shareholder to a 6.70x7.75x15—$ 9.90 — 6.50x13—$ 9.90 There will be some 20 acts fol­ having toe greatest boom in its cent years, candles. W ill traveL Y brooks in Massachusetts, Con­ the State Oapltol yesterday “to to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested ■enlor division with a trophy or not; toat a state tottery various leoturesc on this art. small Lesotho mining syndicate lowed by ’dancing. The auxiliary modern histoiy. The U.S. government, feeling necticut and Rhode Island be­ Inform lawmakers and political not to smoke In pattmts’ rooms. would taihe money out of the 7.10x8.15x15— $12.90 — 7.00x13— $11.90 and six ribbons awarded in of the Jones-Keefc Port No. 95 Even under dtetatorshdp A to- at the time that Greece was tween now and Tuesday. ’The leadere of my deedrion to quit No more than two vlaitora at Dr. B\)ster was a meotoer o f each. Additional Information Tolland foreoaster warned that the the Junior American Dental As- "“^^y ^ ^ are fUTniahilrig and operating ens 1# far more vibrant than any ready to stand, on its own feet, if the bill is made into lew.’’ one time per patient. 7.60x8.45x15— $14.90 — 7.75x14— $12.90 may be obtained from Miss city in the Balkans. ended Its aid prog^ram in 1963, heavy rains would cause the TWnA.1 ~ bellewsd one of the tax blg- toe food concession. Proceeds I^aBelle is not alone to his op- soolatlon. the Am eri^ D ^ ever foupd, Johannesburg’s Linda Harrison of Hebron and Driver Charged Restaurants and taverns are when toe boom atmosphere was r . -A* Heralding Hornet Charles River to rise to a crest AssoriaUon, the from a/n phases of the evening (AP Photofax) position to the proposal It Is Patients Today: 294 American So- Matt said today. 8.20x8.85x15— $17.90 — 8.25x14— $14.90 Mrs. Ann Johnson of Marl­ filled with people, shop windows at a peak. of four feet by Tuesday to I>o- y^elng opposed also by the deity of Dentistry for ChUdren, will go into the fund to r toe ADMITTEJD YESTERDAY: The 601)4 oom t pole brown borough. packages. Tickets ere a’vailabte In Truck Crash with consumer gocxls and sincp then the boom has gone Regains Wings H ouse for ver, causing minor flooding of attorneys to the larger Susan Ames, ’TaloottvUle; Mi- the Center City Cricket C^hib, stone, fojind in noriheastecn Le­ No down payment 6 months to pay. No limit guar­ Expo Delegate# low lying areas. counUes. the SchuyikiU Sailtog A ssodo- at the door. streets with cars. somewhat sour, with the econo- cheUe Bafuno, HasardvIUe; sotho, is worth an estimated Local 4-H members, ages 15- A Massachusetts truck driver 'WWle television is 9tiH in jj^y <^veloping what specialists Improvtag weather was ex- Reports to the State Capttol Daniel Baker, 46 Woneer Or Uon, Alpha CU Rho and Alpha antees. No trade needed. Fellowship Breakfast ' , ^ j -“ j Mrs. Nancy Wheelock Children, Hosts 8210,000 to 8260,000, the Mail 19, who wish to be considered The Gilead Men's FellowsWp arrested this morning alter <4,^ ba n n in g stage toe inevita- j^g^j ‘too much fat , and not pected to move into the area, measure win not cie; Ernest Bovi, East Hairt- Omega. said. It is to be sold Monday in aa oandidatee for state dele- will hold a breakfast ineettag tractor-trailer truck he waa ble forest of antennas Is rising, MayfieW smiles at her (Oontfamed from Page S) wlith warmer temperatures to- pg^ ^ current session — ford; Leo Brown, Rt. 6, And- He will Intern at Mt. Stool PLAY ATLANTIC MATCH 'THE RED BALL HERE enough miiscle.’,’ Los Angeles home af­ Maseru, the capital. gates tio represent the United tomonrow monning at 7:30 in driving struck the r6ar of a Athenians stand sometimes 10 Domestic Investment has gone day, general clearing tonight, jj, ^ ^r narrowly ©ver; John Cfaudoba, 92 Tanner Hospital, Miami Beach, Fla. ASK ABOUT BONUS ENVELOPES ' parked traotor-tralller on the <)eep outside appliance stores ter finding out she had A short fligfaft o f steire also lead ______The laigeot known diamcad States at “Expo 67” should toe social room of the churoh. Into such “ safe” projects as Candy Also AvidlablG For Fond Balsliif y f i f ^ ^aiWJTj^Tiiier weather gq^^^k by to the House and that s t.; Mrs- Margaret Cochran, ------was the OuUinan diamond o f 8,- contact the county, club office Wilbur Cross Highway, state gawking at toe foreign models won reinstatement as op from toe entxance, and are . Sunday,«. .. ^ ^ Center SL; Mre. Susan The men wM discuss the prog­ housing and real estate instead divided from the livtag room by ^ ______106 carats—about 11-8 pounds— immediately as nominations ress of the youth center pro­ police reported. f selling at $400 to $600. an American Airlines OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY HH 8:30 P.M. Cody, 618 Main St.; Mra. San­ More Ships Large of factories to provide new jobs. a pp"«'i*«Y planter. The s ta in found near Pretoria, Seulta AIM' miist be submitted by June 1. gram which they Instituted and Charged with failure to pass Slerii and busy •with Its new Prices today are at record stewardess. She lost and floora of toe living end din- dra Coles, 136 Blaseil St.; Val­ ca, ni 1906. y. Teen-agers livterested in any helped get started, to the left of a parked vehicle hixury apartment buildings, ROUTE 6, BOLTON ^ TEL. 549-4332 erie Oovensky,, Brood Brook; OSLO— The trend toward OISGOUNT highs. The cost of shoes and the job when she got taig rooms ere eovered with The Mail said toe Lesotoo dl phase of home furnishings are The fellowship will also be- was Vernon R atta, 54, of South- oWc cafes and high-style offices. Anthony Ddjusso, Main St., larger shlpa le beoomlng more ol'Othing is up to UB. levels. married but regained multt-coloned blue end green New Elderly Housing pronounced to Norway. On July amend was simitar size to the tavitod to participate in a spe- gin plans for their next project bridge, Maas., police said. ^ Athens nonetheless continues to Food is going up. it yesterday through a oetpettng. A taiga waU p ^ e Coventry; Donald DeMarche, 32 famous Jubilee dfaunondto o f 660A STATION dal Interest group which irill which will be a chicken bar- They said'the truck he was bhow Its old Eastern face under 1, 1960, Norway ..bad only t)Wo In the farmlands, where toe decision by a New is the focal point of toe paneled Alexander St.; Morris Fire­ carats and toe Jonher diamond be organized for the summer. )-^cue to be held in July. The driving hit another which waa fife Western overlay. stone, 27 Coburn Rd.; Mrs. Dor­ ships of more than 30,000 gross __ ___ shops poverty is still so )>ad it seems York labor arbiter. portion of toe fireplace wait Approved by Senate tons in her merchant fleet. At cf 726 oerats. ^ COLE’S451 WEST CENTER ST— 643-5332 Young people interested should breakfast meeting Is open to all pgrjted east of exit ranip 98. Turklah-style coffee The lower seoUton end fireplace othy Firaser, West WMOdngtem; contact the county 4-H offi.ee by men of the community. , . abound along with tiny cluttered Middle Eastern, toe people live Kenneth Garrison, Miansfiidd the start of 1967 she had 117. No injuries were reported. factories where workers ^ead, goat cheese and olives ta made of tapestiy brick. The HARTFORD (AP) — The Sen- 16 aldermanlc dlstriots with one And during 1967 about 50 more June 15. .^cout Investiture walB banging, WMiiemee said, Center. Memorial Day Services Boy Scouts of Troop 28 will The other driver was not produce textiles, closely fash- occasional bit of chlck- ate hM appro^ and sent to alderman apiece, there woiUd Also,’ Mrs. Lillian Gibbons, 74 . such vessels will be added. STRICTLY FRESH CHICKEN KING CHARRE YOUR Sperial Memorial Day ser- hold Tenderfoot Investiture cer­ idenftifled. Police said he w m j0j^ed leather goods, -copperwore lamb, vices will be held tomorrow at emonies tomorrow at the He- not in the truck at the tlmis. g^d rugs. It’s much better in such cities bOasttog, ^ existing spruce St; Joseph Gouin, PRE8URIPTI0N 2 p.m. ir. Gilead. Previously, toe i>ron Elementary School at 7 :30 —------The gaps between rich and as Athens and Salonika, where assembly dtetrlota. 1363 Sullivan Ave., South Wind­ PICNIC SPECIAL In­ Special ' Gilead parade and seindees p.m. The candidates are Rich- , ( poor are enormous but a middle the average annual estimated Interasting lOgid paittems. The The bUl would Increase by —Extend the eutomobUe sor; Patricia Graves, 38 Bruce § 0 ^ 1 ( J f l j l i p f l i g l l class of ’White-colter workers. Income of $1,000 is three times Medium ______U8 mlHlon the state’s bond-ls- surance assigned risk to have been held before the He- ard Aiken, Timothy Rival, Ward nUef figuraB on toe plaque ere Rd.; Jean Gudaitis, '^nitdsor- brem event on Memorial Day. Steinmiller, Danny Keener, Al- - _ profession'Ols and technicians higher than that of a farmer. FOR SALE BUCKET OF CHICKEN covarage vjue; jjjg. Dorothy Irwto, 123 twoh^J^tanotaraTw^set ^ 4.1, The change was made neces- len Whipple, Bri'an Keefe, Jo- T o p s „ T______o w n . G______O f l l begun to emerge to serve On the surface Greeks seem a berieground of aqua. The btti was approved by the besides MablHty. Benton St; Joain Kelly, 20 Ag- tSr GERANIUMS Waloenw.Hcra sary by the difficulties in ob- seph BlUleu, Steven Derby, ’ s # the new kind of life evolvevolving in to be living at this juncture Sand blasted wood la also Senate Friday M g^ Sen. WU- The Senate approved and sent nes Dr.; Maurice LaPage, New- FAIRWAY, taining music for two parades Michael MNer, Kenneth Wood- ; Russell Wright of 102 Green the past 20 years. A vital fac- pretty fi>e way they were used for the bolder of three long J*®m J. Verriker, p-Wrterbury, to toe House bOta that would: ington; Alfred Lespeiance, 186 on the same day. man and Donald Hutchinson. m ., Manchester, chairman of tor in that evolution has been before the military takeover. NATSISKY FASM candleSHcka, mounted on the increased bonding pw- __^Extend the limits of Individ- McKee S t; Elsie Lcbdell, 44 Al- F/RST AT 122 Newmarker Rd., Oft units. $J.OO Tte Marilwnough Fife and Other scouts that complete the Easter Seal Campaign, an- the infusion of $4 billion in U.S. What toe regime will evenibu- dliitog room waB. The sHcks ®®L ual life insurance policies sold berta Rd.; Mrs. Maureen Mar- Dart Hill Rd., Vernon- lead- tar Cemetery Drum Ooite ■will participate in requirements as of tomorrow nounced recently that the total aid since the proclemation of ally do to toe mixture of East themselves are covered In a Republican minority by savtogs banks from $5,000 to tin, 316 Benedict Dr., Wapping; Vases.. . .29e PINE PHARMAUY the Gilead parade tomorrow. Al- wi'll also be inverted. collected In the state to date Is the Truman Docteine in 1947. and West, old and new, and to South Windsor Line napped fabric, one to tuniuolse, Fred^ck Pije Jr., R-l^r- coverage from Mrs. Doris Mikells, Vernon Rd., flUA Oeotar St. Offl-OSld tor the services, the Legion and The candidates must be ac- 8585,633.89, which Is $49,000” Thd^ aid Iwought roads, thie everyday life of toe Greek * 644-0804 _ - M *1- wu "will dn a 110,000 to 816,000. Boltou; Mts. Susan Munson, 1.99 /■ AuxUlary members will hold companled by parents and be ahead o f last year’s total at this bridges, . farm improvements, people, remains to be seen, R«f. $2.75 in tangerine. Dark wataut —Classify drivers? licenses in- East ^rtford; Mrs. Helen Demoorotlc majority leader special memorial services in at toe school at 7:30. time. T te state goal this year better port facilities, airports, shaira with caned backs and to three groups, in accordance 0 ’Brieu,_4y Alberta RA the cemeteries on Jones Streett The presentation of tte ten- is $684,100. Manchester has tractors, terracing, fertilizer SATURDAY - SUNDAY ONLY Edward L. Marcus of New Ha­ Atao, WBUam ReynoUs, 87 W. pumcdcln colored fabric seats, with proposed federal safety Burrows Hill and WaU Street, derfoot rank will be 'made by gone over its $5,400 goal with plants, and a national power ven said tte UU was "snotoer Franklin Park, Rockville; BVan- Ntw England'u Loading ore around a matching wataut , „ slandaid, to esbabllto special Church School Closing James Derby, chairman of toe a total of $6,277.20. system. dis Rohan, 66 Ftoreiioe St.; Mrs. Come In Fast Or Bcenses for truckers. m St. Peter’s Episcopal Church advancement committee. ijijjg figures were announced American aid also equipped “ K S - «tton Friday night. Hikta Sfauart, 106 Dogwood TwO'Yaar Profassional• t ForgBl Your Painting Probiems ___ —Create a five-member Oon- Lane, Wapping; Fameta Sim­ School will hold its closing ex- AH friwds of scouting are In- g^. g dinner to hwior volunteers the armed forces, If W onf Lasf -AppiOT^ Gov. Jota Demp- nocticut Real Estate Commis- mons, Cedar Swamp Hd-, Cov­ School of ercises In the church tomorrow vited to attend. given by directors of the Con- The functional portion of thd' ______nominations of 28 state sion wiith a paid executive direc- entry; Karen WHson, Oonverise at 10 a.m. AH children and ------nectlcut Soedoty for Crippled Instaii LAST WEEKEND WAS A SELLOUT Howoring Annual Plants, teachers "sra raquerted to meet Manchester Evening Her- chydren and Adults In WeJUng- kitchen is next to the dtadng jiieto^Mnitog the nomi-, tor to supervise the state’s real Rd;, Bolton; Mra Maogaret Zl- room. It is divided toy a serving House. estate business, in Itelp* Htall promptly at 9 :46 aid Hebron _ correspondent, others attending from this BANK CREDIT kus, 46 B lrto St. ACCOUNTING Patunloi, Ageratum, Snap­ STORE HOURS FOR counter from the tofoim al dta- _paaned a resolution in con- —Spell out toe quaiHfleattona BIRT^ YESTERDAY: A a.m, in order to join In proces- Mrs. Marjorie -Porter, tel. 228- are Mrs. Judith C. Waddell, . tag seotton of the room, which j,^,otion wlitfa the House expreea- o< a ;^ 06nts for a real ettate AppBeatlou b o w betaig accepted fnr sion Into the churrii. ' Certifi- 9118. Bolton chairman, and Mrs. John I CARDS ACCEPTED MEMORIAL WEEKB4D daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nel­ Bept, lUOT, admtasInB. dragons, Swtof Alyuum, ALUMINUM SIDING ta furnished with Wack wrought j support for President John- broker’s Ucense, A almUar bUi son (3oble, RFD 4, Oovsolxy: a cates of promotion will be gly- • 1 ------;------Rieg and Miss AngeUa Rodelli, MON. —• 10:00 • 10;00 Iron chatos and taWe. son “in hie determination foe was vetoed two yearl ago. The daughter to______MT. and______Mrs. Jer- _ HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING v Marigolds, ate. CARTON en to aE children. BIGHT CANDIDATES both of Shady Glen Dairy Bar, ARTHUR DRUG Make' your home more beautiful and more valu- Three bedrooms ore off a hall- pg^g the Middle East.” new bill carries a proviso that omT oiraeirtui. Notob Rd.. Bd- Special Memorial Day cele- WASHINGTON (AP) — Eight yvhlch boosted the campain TUES. — 10:00 - 10:00 way at the right of toe house. a WB caBIng for the ttato can waive require- 66 Forsat S t, HartfMd^TeL 247>11:15 bration of Holy Communion will men have vappUed for the port- throuRji a Coffee Day event I able, whUe ridding yourself of painting every 1)6 at St Peter’s Church at maatershlp^^ Ansonia, Conn., Tlie master bedroom is decorot- estabUShment of a ooinmunity mente If it is determined that DIBCHARGBD YESTER­ Lor^ Salaetion of BaskaH, Pott and Logs 2 or 3 years. TEL. 646-0176 7:80 a.m. on May 30. Tte Inter- the Clvi! Service Commission •d in gold and green, and has care plan to New Haven toe applicant could not gain DAY: Mm . Graos Olbtia, 138 for tha Camatary.______J cessory prayers will be offered has announced, a private bath. Susan, aged 1, ^ pawtAMpii^iiwg dootora quaiiftcattonB because of dls- Barry Rd.; Mrs. Stanon Kitan- for an thoee who have given They are George Balco, Jo- Call The Company That’s Been reigns ta. a piidc and white bow- wouldn’t be subject to aupervi- crimination based cn race,' oot- bel,n Eart HkrtOord; DnlgM !/ «i; while her sister, Anne, 6, skm to medical mettera Iqr tte or, or creed, their Mvee on the field of batUe seph A. Doyle, Ttemaa J. El- Serving Homowners Over 30 Years! Glordon, 45. Doane St.; Mrs. for their country in all wars. Udtt, Jerry F. Mahoney, Mortan has a more sophistltated color ptan’s tocqrporatora. —Allow the inmrance com- Josh DeRonck, Broad Brook. liebeme of black and white —AmooM a UB on payment misaloner to approve rates There will be special prayers E. Newmister, Frank A. Prince CHICKEN KING " il'"" 417 MAIN ST.— Below The Post Office checked iMdspreod and match- of wages to employes, deletiag charged by insurance companies offered fot* those now serving In ValH; Alfonso L. Smith and Ste- BOB KITTLE • 6494M6> Exports a Record '■ the arined forces at home and phen M. Sydor. NEXT TO PIZZA and GRINDER KING Ing drapes, with bright red ac- a seotlcn saying prime contrac- for aoddenft and sickness pbU- or Putiple Is tte predomi- ton would he responsiUs for oioe. DONDON-More BritWi farm abroad. Anyone desiring the The lirt was released Friday, machinery was taported last McCONVILlE names of such loved ones to be -- - ^-7 asto color used In tte ball hath- wages of sitooonlracton’ am- —Permit tte Stats iPoUoe FLORIST AND GREENHOUSES FAST, FREE PELIVERY loom. ' ' ployes. Conuniasloner to appoint a Ueu- year than ever—|5Q1J tnfflion read at the altar at tWs ser- Here is a good way to dean BARTLETT BRAINARB PR0UU6TS fUnce coming to Jdanohetifter T te Senate passed and sent tenant colonel as eocecutive of- worth, a gain (i 20.4 per cent vice are requested to contact small necked bottles ot d ecen t Minimum of $3.00 802 WOODBRIDGE STREET— 649-5947 76 TALCOIT ROAD WEST HARTFORD Mra. WlUlamee has been active bills______to the______governor that______would: floer cf toe department \ and over 1966. Exports of tractors Rev-Gordon W. Weeman, rec- ers. Place two tablespoons of —^/toend toidgeport’c cterter appoint toe number of majors and,tractor^arto shot up from OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS toe not taler-than. 6 p.m. Mon- rice tasiide the container, and MoniebMtar Arao In the Nstfcomeris dub o|f the w o o l inter wwn. p . then fla about one-fourth fuUdf XSS-4476 Ifoncberter YWCA, MTwf is its to allow for reappoitionment Cf he thinks are needed for opera- $390.6 mtllkMi to 1966 to $416A ■iwwmanite dlstiicts. Tn«hMiY o f to n o f Om depoctanent. million Ham Grinder Day vinegar. Shake weU and It wUi current president. T te PTA wUl enamor tte cleen and polieh It In a Jltty. / ’ A

P A G E S E V S N MANCHES*TEH EVENING HERALD. MAISTCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCmSTBR, CONN^ SATURDAY; ^ Y 27> 1967 Commonlty drarcB PAGE BIX ^ ' ' t- • 585 E . Center 8t. Rev. Frederick R. Bnicar Wonders of the Universe r Interim Minister - iRattrl|EBtpr from the other point of view on the A Thotight for Today Ghutches Vietnam issue appears in the latest Tale Calvary Church Sponsored by the Manchester Church of Christ St., John’s PoUth National Trinity Covenant Church 9 a;m., Churdi School tor all Alumni Magasine, signed by one Thomas Connecticut Yankee Hackmatack St. &pttttt0 I^Eralb Council’of Churches Applying Space Technology Lydall and Vernon Sts. Catholic Church (Asaemblies ot God) age*, the expanded seecddif for Rees, of the- class of 19i0, of Andover, By A.H.O. Eugene BrSu'er,. Minister - Near Keeney St. 647 E. Middle Tpke. nursery through Grade 4 coo^ Rev. Walter. A, Hyszko Rev, K.' Ejnar Bask, Pastor tinuli^ through toe worship aer- Miaaa Prayer of Someone Who . - Pastor Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson 18 Biuell Street "Gentlemen:’! he wrote. “I am inter­ Almost Got a Dlvoros To Earthquake Detection 'Vice. Meochester. Conn.' Oovenior Dempsey and the pitamise was k^pt, sMtough ndb 9:46 a:m., Bible (jhiss. Pqstor Lord, I wish 1 had someone 9:80-' a.m., Sunday School, 10 a.m.. Morning Wor*hl5U_i. ^niDlCAS F. rtlRGUSON ested in the letters you have received Detnooiatic State mechiAe naan- exactly to the pleasure of all By DR. I. M. I^VITT,- world are also W*Wy »«l*nle. 10:45 a.m.i Worship. Sermon: Masses a/t 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. V^Zl TBR R. FERGUSON to talk to. Jams, why can’t you f^VUng up wtth pso- classes tor all age groups. Choir Sunday. There will . Publiehere ^ protesting the stop-the-bombing letter faction*. , of the RepubMoan DIRECTOR quiicldy filling up “Lord, ' Show Us Where to aged, the other day, to come up bo here so 1 can talk to you? tfls and eooncffltioally underoa* 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worahip. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. \ sic by the Senior, Youth axkf,^ Founded Ortober 1. 1881____ sent by 482 faculty members to Presi­ with a Ust of 23 judgea; of party.'It developed that Demo* The Pels Planetarlani of The Walk.” I ’ll make believe I am talking feloped. This meona they Gospel Hall Sermon: “The Trinitarian View 11 a.m.. Worktop. Junior Choirs. Nursery is p r o ^ Erenr Evenln* Except SrMidxye dent Johnson. mats sometimes had a mdsfor- Franklin Inatitnte 6 p.rri., Youth meeting. whom a grand total of 4 were _ to you, perhaps I am at that. prone to extreme hardahipa m 416 Center St. of God.” ' 8 p.m., Christ’a Antiljaaaadors. vided. jUdiLyt. Entered »t the Poet OKlce ^ tunate • habitr of picking the 9pace technology will Inevlt- 8 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: leeter. Conn., u Second Clue Mefl "From some of these letters,’* continued Republicans . I can’t Uve witii Wm any 7 p.m.. Service ot Dedication 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Ser­ 7 p.m;. Junior High ITouth wrong Republicans, almost ’ as ahly save thousands of lives toe event of a major "Itching Ears.” ' . Alumnus Rees, “I gather that It Is proper At least, then, there is begin­ more, -I mean my so-called bus- disaater. Intornatlonar pro- 10 a.m., Breaking bread. of Memorials. vice. Fellowship. Senior High Youth SUBSCRIPTION BATES to oppose the President on certain politi­ ning to make itself apparent if, instead of a true sharing of in the future when new instru­ ■fuesday, 10 a.m.. Ladles' Bi­ 11:46 a.m., Sunday School. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid­ Wednesday, '8 p.m., Prayer Fellowsbip. Payeble tn Advance hariA He’s ugly to the children, girams conild be undertaken to cal issues, but In all matters of war he one respect in which Connecti­ tewards with a- friencHy oppoei- he nit Janice last night, and ments and devices are perto lin­ provide technical assistance, in ble class. 7 p.m., dospel meeting. week Service. Service. . , - tion, they were taylng to build ing. Scientists point out that, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Mid- Six Moolha^...... I J‘22 is beyond crlUdsm. How convenient this cut reapporUonment, and its when Billy asked him to go to tods area- Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer meet­ ThriR M onthi...... themselves some kind of, dou­ potentially, the earth faces a week Service. On« Month ...... I.qD would be to any President, as a means creation of solid Democratic the, Little League ho just turn­ Before an ideal design for an ing- control In both houses of the ble machine situation. Nonethe­ ed away and switched on the major disuter every time an eortoquake-resiistaot huHdtag Friday, 8 p rr , Bible readi|ig. ^ MEMBER OF of escape from all criticism and opposi­ earthquake occurs In a popudat- o h b a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s new General Aesembly, Is hav­ less, however impure the Demo­ TV. And now the g*rl I rkta can be drawn, a regular flow Zlon Evangelical Area Churches' The Aeaocbited Press is exetasively entIUed tion. Merely get the country embroiled cratic motive may have been in ed area. With time, the loss of ing a visible public effect. with eays she saw him lort of data on ground mettons murt Lutheran Church The Salvation Army First Congregational CEnreb '* 8e the use of repubilcstlon of all. news In a war, without even a declaration of an occasional Republican ap­ life must increase because of Wapping Community Church Vernon Methodist Church patches credited to it or not otoerwlse credlU K ratio of appointments in v.’eek running around. be collecitied. This haa riot been (Missouri Synod). of Vernon ' •din this paper and also the local news pub- war by the elected representatives in the population explosion. How <«61 Main St. Congregational Rt. SO which the Democrats outsoored pointment, ■ no ' matter how In­ You say he’s sick, and I mar­ done in toe past. There ie not Cooper and High Sts. .John A. lacey, ’'1 Gongre-ss. If the opposition persists, do we prevent earthquaikos Captain Ernest V. Payton Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, Minister Rev. Morton A. ' Mages Rev. **"aR* r iS ts of republlcatlon of epeclal dls- the Republicans 19 to 4 is the furiating the choice to the sup­ ried him tor bettor for worse, a single record of strong ground Rev, Walter L. Abel, Minister tu'-i patetwe nereln are also r u e r v e d . ______make the undeclared war hotter. When­ posed reigning RepubUcan state and I want to stand up with from becoming disasters ? motion in any of toe recent da- inteirtni Pastor Of|icer In Charge Rev.’ Theodore Bacheler, first of its kind In modem state 9:30 a.m-. Worship Service. Rev. Betsy G. French,- T h * Herald Printtn* Compuy ln c ..i^ ever the opposition appears to be con­ history. Only the Rorabaok re­ power of the moment, the let­ him some day when the kids Two scientists, Drs. A, R. Btruotive earthquakes, be they Minister •umes no financial Child care. Church School, Minister of Christian Educalio»,,. graphical errors appearing adverrisemroto vincing, increase the tempo of the war gime, in Its most powerful hey­ ter of the Riblcoff bargain was graduate and when they ' got Hlfobs and S. J. Bkxni'Ch, of toe in Alaska, Morooco, CWle,.MM- Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break­ Jet Propulsion Laboratory in 8:45 a.m., Sunday School. Di­ 8 a.m.. Worship Sendee. Ser­ Nursery and Kindergarten. a n f other reading matter in The Manchester still more. By the time the war becomes day , showed more one-party kept. married and don’t we want to ico, Iran or Yugbriavla, TIM vine Worship conducted by the fast. 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morningf Evening Herald.______^______(California,-have studied the re­ 9,;30 a.m., Sunday School mon by the Rev. Mr- Bacheler. 10:30 a.m.. Church School, all a major war, all oppoeltion will collapse. oourtmanship than this. Ever '■ Blit how long, the question tove 'grandchildren together. means that acquisition of toia Rev. William ,H. Wilkens of Worship. Full service client of N. E. A. ^jej^e, I ^ But Lord, that doesn’t help me lationship between space tech­ giround-motion data should be­ (Classes ’for all afes). "Cjon'vlctions from Half a Cen­ other classes. Publishers Representotives — “We should not allow ourselves to get since that Rorabock heyday, must how'^be asked, how long <3oventry. 9:26 and 10:55 a.m.. Church' llathelrs Special Agency — NeP York. Chi- there has usually been soma can such a bargain be kept If to stand It noiw. I feel like a nology and earthquakes. They come a matter of high national 10:46 a.m., Holiness Meeting tury.’’ Into such a dangerous position. In our find that earthquake-reslatant 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Unitarian Meeting House School. eacoi Betrolt and Boaton. ______division of state control' be­ the RepubHoans are never pin cushion. priority. Dr. Hlbbs ouggeris that (nurseiy provided). 6 p.m.. Junior High and Ninth present undeclared war, the President Is buildings con be built by adopt­ Eiiiamiel Lutheran Church 6:15 p;m., Open Aiir Meeting. vice. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. .'50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford iramrariw AUDIT BUREAU OF d R C U lX tween the parties, and this has again, going to have control Jesus, g;lve me that elastic NASA encourage the wide­ Grade Pilgrim Fellowship. not Immune to criticism. We should .not ing to earth sophisticated sels- (^uroh and Chestnut Sts. 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. Hutoheon, "Where Your Treas­ Rev. Nathaniel D. Inurial TIONS.______at least one house of the legis­ front that I need to go on living spread emplacement of earth­ 7 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim 2 reflected li!^lf In the induaion Rev. C. Henry Anderson, ure Is.” Church School- “IMsBlay advertising cloelng hours: remain silent merely because the Presi­ lature long enough to put some v/lth him, tor the children. Lord, nvometer technology- originally quake recording instiumenta 7 p.m-, Salvation Meeting. For^Mraday - 1 p.m. : ^ a y . In every Ust of judicial appoint­ Pastor Monday, 6, p.m.. Junior Song­ 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, Fellowship. dent has access to Information that we fresh cement on the bargain by and tor him and me. Oome to planned tor the moon. and data retrieval systems. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.,’ Vaca­ For Tuoaday — 1 p.xn, Monday. ments of some new judges tor There have been many de­ Rev. Eric J . Gothberg, sters, Nursery arid Worship Church I\jr Wednesday — 1 do not have. The information does not the demonstration of their pow­ think of 'it, "'living with sonlb- NASA could also spoitaor Bolton Congregational Church tion Church School meeting, l i ­ For Thursday — 1 p.imWetoeaday. both parties. This was not. nec­ velopments in ’'instrumentation Assistant Pastor >. - 8 p.m., •Friendship Circle. School. necessarily bring with it wisdom arid er? Must the Democrats for­ br-dy like this is Uke gl-ving ar- academic groups faying ti to - Rev. J. Stanton Conover, For Fridu — 1 ?•">. essarily magnamlnity. It simply Tuesday, 2 p.m-. Home brary. For Saturday — 1 p.m. ®™»yi prudence. If his information doe* indeed ever go out of their way to tty tifirial respiration. It must be for the space field which have prove instruments used in See What Happened to the Worm! Minister Classified deadline — 6 p.nL .day netoys reflected the fact that a slate been adapted to civiUan use. As measuring, recording and ana­ 9 and 10:46 a.m., Divine Wor­ League. Miss Jeanne Lefevire publication 6 p.m. Friday for Satorday give us no choice but war. President to find Republicans to appoint? awful to find out you gave up Susan Reusswig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Reusswlg of 206 Laurel St., Wapping, Vernon Assembly of God Church St. Matthew’s Church, Tolland ^ S d MoSfiiy publication.______of judgeships needed the sup­ an exonvple, one of the most lyzing strong-motion earth ship and Church School. Nurs­ 6 p.m.. Corps Cadet Classes. Student Director Northeast School Jitanson has the duty to employ the ut­ It 1- true.MJough that there is too soon. and Dickie Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of 174 Autumn St., Manchester, ex­ Rev. J . Clifford Curtin, Pastor"^ port of both parties to get sensitive devices ever invented Shooks. Finally, specidiliBto ery for infants. Sermon on the 6:46 p.m.. Senior Songsterg. Christian Education Intersection of Bts. 30 and SI a certain amount of fun in. try­ Rev. George Nostrand, citedly point to the butterflies in a scene from “The Little Red House,” an-operetta pre- Meeting Sundays in New Church Seiturday, May 27 most candor in sharing thds information through both houses. tor the detection of mlcro-met- could develop analytioal tech­ St. Croix mission will be given 8 p-m.. Senior Band. Vernon ing to buy the future polltioal St. Mary’s Church aented at graduation ebremoni^s yesterday at the YWCA Nursery School, at the Commu­ With his public.” The bargaining varied. If the niques tor applioaition to sttuc* by Pastor (Jothberg, Miss Kar­ Wedne.sday, 3:30 p.m.. Sun­ 10 a.m., Church School. Wor­ Rev. Michelino Ricci eoriods in space is being used nity Y,-79 N. Main St. The play was written by Miss Sylvia Claflin. elementary school teach- Masses at 7 :30, 8:30, and 10 :$Q 7 Inactivity of some up and com­ Our praise of this letter does not infer, Democtats had the Governor as to assess the effect of drugs In tural dynamics problems. en Brodlau and James Naschke. beams. ship Service. Sermon "What Do ing Republican operator by put­ of Manchester. Mrs. Glenn Cornish is director of the school, assisted by Mrs. Paul Mc- a.m. Oiea|>er Could Be Bettw , Too as we would doubt that the letter itself well as the Senate, they were Herald early pregnancy. This piezo­ Today, techniques of dynamic er Thursday, 6 p.m.. Junior We Remember?” 9:46 A.im., Sunday SchooL ting him on the bench. But one Intends to say, that the President is or likely to concede themselves at electric transducer converts in­ analysis are fairly well under­ Kay. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Band. 7 p.m-, Pdilgrtm Pellaw.ship. J1 a m.,'^orahip Service. Ag a Mqucl to tiie virtual dcotti of tba can’t always find a RepubUcan South Methodist Church ever has been scheming to create a war least' a slim majority of every Yesterdays credibly minute mechanical stood. However, they are cum­ 7 p.m-. Open -Air Meeting. 7 p.m., EVMigeilistic Sendee. Inooma'^tax clipckriief plait fiwandinf who is worth retiring and Main St., and Hartford Rd. Students Hear and then quiet di.ssent by making it such judgeship slate. forces into electrical impulses. bersome and expensive to ap­ 7:30 p.m., Mid-week Meeting. Rockvllie Methodist Church Wednesday, 75-^ p.m., Pb-ayer BKUoma political oainpaignB, Pretddent With the creation of the Cir­ whose appointment will also be Tolland Probe Ordered ■ Rev. -J. Manley Shaw, D.D. a big war nobody has heart or hope 25 Year* Ago A sight switch, activated by ply. Few engineers or archi­ Pastor 142 Grove St. and Bible Study. ^ yohnson haa aubmifbted to Oongwaa a cuit Courts, moreover, the prin­ an Insult to the RepubUoah A poster depicting a simpU------V — _ V Pastor Wright left tor protest. That Is just the way the volun'tary movement of the tects can afford a thorough dy­ Rev. Richard W. Dupee Center Congregational Church Rev. Wlliard B. Conklin, Pastor ppopoaal under which the Federal Treaa- ciple of a diidslon of judg^eship state organization of the mo­ ficatlon of a Colonial Inn* sign In Collapse of eyes, is being adapted to mo­ namic analysis of their designa. Associate Pastor United Church of Christ Avery St. The Rev. Robert W. Wriglti, ^ circumstances have evolved themselves. appointments was formalized, ment. And, in the end, theta’s is chosen by the Tourist and Selectmen iwy vrouM fUireotly pay for the moot c l torized wheal choirs tor para- But NASA, in its massive build­ Plan to Improve Old Building Rev. Gary S. Cornell 11 Center St. 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Christian Reformed Church pastor of Second OongregatioiF_j.^ There can be evil without the presence and. In this instance, formalized nothing Uke passing out solid Oonventlom Committee of the the ooeta ot Presidenttal oanvpalgna. It piegies. Other devices for main­ ing program, has developed a SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Associate Pastor Nursery through Adults. 661 Avery St. al Church, Suffield, and former*„,,^ or agency of villains. on the basis of an even split. Ufe jobc to good solid Demo­ Chamber of Commerce as the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, ki estimated that th e . two parties to- taining our heaithj as well as considerable amount of “ex­ City and state investigations 10:46 a.m-. Morning Worship. South Windsor ly of Manchester, will preaclT^ This was a promise—^to appoint crats of aU factions, the way suitable one to replace the ship Bad Curve on Gehring Rd. Minister The Rev. Nathan Burton of WU- gerther prdbaWy spend neariy 280,000,- instruments developed for mon­ pertise” in computerized dj» have been ordered to determine 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Rev. James A. Bonnema, Sunday at 9:16 a.m. at a BaO" i the new jt^ges equally from the good Senator Verriker of signs at the entrance to Men- Rev. Kenneth W. Steere, limantic ■will apeak on "Choos­ Mlnlater 000/on a PresldeoiUel oampeign; that itoring the astronauts, are be­ namic analysis. NAjSA scien­ The Boaaxi of SelecUnen dis­ in town which were in a dam­ whether “violations or careleas- vice. Memorial Sunday. Dedica­ cataureate Service for Junio# '■ One Thing Everybody Says the two parties — which Abe Waterbury did it with his share cheoter. ing What to Remember.” Nurs­ High students at Center .Ooijili’'* this amount oC money is so great th ^ ing used to fashion the auto­ tists who have developed thl* cussed the improvement of a aged condition, particularly one neas” were involved in the col­ tion of Memorials. 'World Ser- -Associate- Minister There Is, if there Is ever time and Riblcoff made as Governor of Governor Dempsey’s appoint­ Art. a meeting of the direertors mated hospIttaVs of the future. expertise could be brought to­ by the Skungamaug Cemetery ery through Grade 4. 9:46 a.m., Simday Schcjpl for g^regatlonal Church. His suibject-ic It can hardly'be raised every four years of the ESghth School and Util­ dangerous curve on Gehring Rd. lapse of a bulling under demo­ 'vice Sunday. The Rev. Dr. Miss -Antoinette Bierce, opportunity tor it to manifest Itself in when the General Assembly ments the other day. These are examples of “by­ gether with structural engineers on which the top half of the Wednesday, 10 a.m,. Woman’s all ages. win be “ReS'Ching for Matui(i-.-f^ without Cxpoeing both party and ape- One suspects the era of the ities District, it is decided to lition that clairped the life of an Shaw preaching. Sermon: “Lo Director of Christian Education future policy, one conristently hopeful was considering passage of the products” of the space age. who need guidance. The en­ and toe cutting down'of several tree came down during Thurs­ elderly man and injured three Bible Study Circle. 11 a.m., Worship Service. ty'” •' del' taiteresta to the temptation ot an bi-partisan bench in Conneoti- extend sanitary sewers in Sum­ I Am with You.” New mem­ 8 p.m-, Commiasdon on Chris­ note being sounded in Washington these CJircuit Court system. After the Perhaps one of the most sig­ gineering and architectural damaged trees at their meeting day's storm, and one at the other persons. N'ursery. The Rev. Clifford O. Simpsonj..^, cKchatve of influence and favors; ttat, out may be almost over. mit St. from Delmont St., north bers received. Coffee social at 8 and 11 a.m.. Memorial Sun­ tian Social Concerns meeting. Evening Service. , days. new system had been voted, the nificant, because of the numiber community could get a simple,, yesterday afternoon. dump. Thomas F. Fahey, 82, of Syra­ 10:15. Church School for Grades 7:30 p.m., pa^(^ of , Center Church, therefore, it will be cleaner poUtica if to Hollister St. day Service, toe Rev. Mr. Thursday, noon, Commisrton Thur^ay, 10 a.m.. Women’s piQioh at toe SuffieW churrti. ’ It is the note of unanimity with of lives involved, may be the inexpensive, easily available set First Selectman Carmeio Zan- Zanghi 'said he would have cuse, was crushed fatally when 1 through 12. Nursery for ba­ Steere preachdng.^Sermon: “The Oongress appropriaitee a sultahle num­ on Missions meeting. Bible study, nursery provided. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ru*-^ whioh everybody on the Washington super-sensitive aeismonietbf. of computer routines and other ghl announced he will instali them taken core of. Two large a 70-fpot-high wall of an aban-. bies. Pre-school classes tor chil­ Flag and the dross.” bed of mllMons every four years, and, 10 Years Ago sell A. Wright of 102 Green R d.f ^ scene seems to state and repeat the The 20th reunion of the olasa One of the prime questions analytioal tools to analyze two stop signs at toe junction trees were recently moved on doned theater collapsed Friday, dren two to five years of age. 9:16 a»m .. Junior High School Anthony Rd. he said, and oth- TalcottvIUe Congregational First Evang^cal Lutheran toe guest pastor is a nati've ol?" mewwhile, adopts striot laws limiting theme that , whatever happens any­ Tales of Connecticut of 1987B, Manchester High posed by the srientists was: structural designs. Perhaps all of Cedar Swamp Rd. and Geh­ burying his automlbile under a 10:46 a.m.. Senior High Fo- Baccaiaiureaite Service. The eampaign contributions by anybody to Are there "moonquakes?” large structures of the future ring Rd. He also i>lans to widen ers will be "topped off” by the lo-foot pile of rubble on CJlinton rum. Church Church of Rockville Manchester and attended, v where, there should be no more unilat­ School, is held at the Garden Rev. Robert Wright, pastor of schools in this town. He gradtP' Space technologists developed a will be designed with the help the curve using some of toe Connecticut Lij/i't #nd Power Street. 4 to 7 p.m.. Junior High Meth- Rev. Robert J. Bills, Rev. Richard E. Bertram, 25,000, with strict accounting atoo re­ eral Interventions by the United States. Grove. Second Congregaitional Church, aited from Manchester High-Mt super-sensitive earthquake re- Werner Kunzli property, pro­ (3o., because of interference The thi-ee Injured also were Youth Fellowship outing, Su- Interim Pastor Paator quired. The consensus, which includes hawks As the result of enthusiastic of computerized dynamic analy­ Suffield, preactodng. Sermon; viding permission is granted. with wires. motorists. None was hurt criti- gannah Wesley Campus. School in '1946, recei'ved a B-A. •jy, all this w«' say, let’s oondder it, Book Hungry response, the Manchester Fine oorder to be dropped anto the sis. “Reaching for Matiutty.” degree In 1960 from Drury Col- as well as doves, derives ddreotly from • lunar surface. Althongh the Current traditional structural The curve has been toe scene Lighting the Green caliy. 6 p.m.. The Senior High Meth­ 9:46 a toe former Ftot* . wlwther it would threaten more barm should or can do about Vietnam now become noted figures in early additional years so that she Events Integrated into the earth sci- as curtain-wall construction, meeting will be held in the tnwn A discussion will follow. A free members reception. Federation No guard rails exist on the Eastmlnster United 9 a.m-. Early Worship. ence, Kanneniberg. The coupl* than it promiBed good. that we are there, agrees that we don’t American history. Timothy, ences. Its use will undoubtedly glass facing, etc., are simply hall and will be attended also Labor Department had beld-A^ offering will -be taken. Room ami Robbins Room. could give him a thorough sec­ curve a t, present. They were hearing eartler this 'moiith on’ Presbyterian Fellowship . 9 a.m„ and 10:30 a.m., Sun­ has five ocWHdrein. And, while we take a good long look himself, was president of Yale, re'volutionlze the science and not covered by traditional ex­ by ^ n g h i and a representa­ Wednesday, 7-:a0 p.m.,- Stew­ ever want to do the same thing agalnTri^ ondary school education. Final­ In Capital elimdnated by, the various pccl- alleged code violations. ■ Georg* E. Slye School day Schcxiil. Harry. S. MaJdment, youth ad* V at ^ y oampadgn financing scheme be­ ly, at the ripe old age of thlr- art of designing and erserting perience. The response of such tive of CL&P. ardship and finance commis­ First Church of Christ, visor, and Miss Roherta Rya4.jvfl that Vietnam, If we ever get out of It, an educator, clergyman, epic dents and npt replaced. Neigh- He emphasized that although . Mayor William Walsh named sion. Room 22. Kingston Dr. off Oak St. 10:30 a.m., Laite Worship fore we adopt it, let somebody also take ten, the boy moved to New high-rise office and residential buildings to earthquakes is un­ Scientist preerdent of the Junior FeUoww v should be the last' of Its kind. poet, historian, geographer, and botfiood residents have' been $250 to $300 has been included a three-member team to inves­ Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. Public East Hartford a gy>od bard look at the question of Haven and began his Ivy Saigon Disappointment buildings, dams and bridges. predictable. ship of Center Church, -will One may suspect that that is the legislator. WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. considering petitioning the se­ in the budget tor the project, tigate the accident for toe city. 447 N. Math St. Rev. Gordon S. Bates, League training. The Itmar seismometer has An assembly of scientists relations committee. Wesleyan Methodist Church so participate in toe eervice. whether the two po'litical parties really good resolution of the patient who, con­ Nathandal Dwight, his broth­ officials privately have ex­ lectmen to Impro-ve the comer, no definite oommlrtments have The 46-year-old Keith theater, Minister Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington Timothy was still ambitious, been used to measure toe dy­ technicians and engineers to n e^ to spend that much money. ’Ihere fined to the straitjacket of his own er, wrote the first American pressed to the Saigon govern­ expressing fear for the many been nrade. The power company closed J'anuary, was 11 a.m., Sunday rtiurch ser- Rev. Harvey W. T rter, Pastor ^ind he hoped to learn some­ namic properties of exteting concentrate on this problem un­ Second Congregational Church are any number of campaign expenses geography book used in the ment their disappointment over preschool children in the area. has surveyed ' the area, and among 14 buildings being torn ’ vice, Sunday School, and nurs­ 10 a.m.. Warship. Church making, swears he’ll never touch an­ thing about everything.. To at­ structures. Not only were re­ der the sponsorship of NASA 385 N. Main St. ' —the presentation of the image, the schools, and several works of the announced presidential can­ The situation 'was questioned drawn up suggestions tor light­ down to clear an area in toe ery- School. Sermon: "National Sc- 9:46 a.m., Sunday Sohool, THE other drop. But the United States has, tain this goal, he read for 14 actions to normal stress record­ may rapreseht one of toe most Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister piepeuntlon and presentation of poei- history. Another brother, Theo­ didacies of ^uth Vietnam’s top by Selectman Stuart Danforth, ing. The old lighting standards downtown section for an 211- The subject of the Lesson-Ser­ cinity—The CEristtan’s Dilem­ Classes for all ages. bn occasion, been a good, serious, sober hours a day, until his vision be­ ed, but tods imstrument made significant by-products of the who stated he had recei-ved a Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, BIBLE dore, became a well-known military leaders. would not be touched, Zanghi mllUon department store and mon is "Ancient and Modem ma.” 11 a.m., WorsWp Service. tlone, the use of television and radio for citizen of the Twentieth Century. It gan to faU. A total physical posahle projections of building space program. The tremendous call from Mrs. Page. Associate Mihlster member of Congress, an author American authorities feel In­ explained ait the close of the parking garage. Necromancy, alias Mesmerism Nursery. speeches and relUes, the use of news­ may have moral fibre in reserve which reoctians during earthquakes. wealth of technology accumulat­ The traffic situation at the of history books, and the editor breakdown followed. Education stability may result from the A witness said four cars had and Hypnotism, Denounced,”' United Methodist Church 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. < SPEAKS !TJ»^ papers for advertising intended to sell This iowestigation whs under­ ed by NASA in executing its junction of Goose Lane and An­ meeting. Some concern has ^ can help us really mean it when we say of three newspapers, including had become such a passionate election oampaigns of Premier been voiced over changing the just started to pass toe thrater 8:45 a.m.. Adult Study. The Golden Text is from Prov­ R t.. 44A, Bolton 6:30 p.m.. Fast and Prayer. . the candidate and hda program—which taken on the nine-story Jet Pro­ mission of the conquest of space derson Rd. was also discussed by never again. the Hartford “Mirror”. Timo­ desire of Dwight, that he bad Nguyen Oao Ky and Lt. Gen. historic character of the Green when he heard a cracking, 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. erbs, 6, 7:“ Eat thou not the Rev. Hugh A. Gillls 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer can be • considered more or lees inevit- totally' neglected his personal pulsion Lalxiratory building, in must find application on earth but no action taken. The comer Nursery. Church Sdiool through Eugene thy’s son, Sereno, distinguished Nguyen Van Thieu, the Viet­ by the installation of modern creaking noise, then the 'wall bread of hini that hath an evil Minister Wednesday, 7 p-m., Prayer health. His meals, for example, Pasadena, Oaliiifdrnia. 'When sci­ to help justify the funds , being -was the scene of a serious ac- Grade 7. Sermon by the Rev. Brewer sblle parts of oampalgning. ’They are himself: as the president <»f namese chief of state. lighting. buckled and thundered into the eye, neither desire thou his Service and Bihle study. were exactly 12 mouthfuls each, entists completed theiir studies o^pan'ded on space. The-'appllca- cideht last week resulting in the Mr. Davis, “A Christian Style.” 'li.’d usually of real help to the candidate, Athens Imitates Communism Hamilton College and the pub­ Both men have given assur­ this buildiing was the most thor­ The decision will be left up street.” dainty meats: For as,he think- 9 am .. Children’s Day Ser- and he never exercised. tlon of only one facet of instru­ hospitalization of the mother of Martin M. Michaels, 40, a Sy­ 6 p.m., Pilgrim Youth Fellow­ and of ioel interest and benefit to the Once again the world is being shown lisher of a ten ■volume biography ances their oampaigns will be oughly dynamically measured to the people on the Green, ac­ eth in Ws heart, so is he.” -vice. Baptism and Confirma­ St. Maurice Church, Bolton In a recent issue of Chrl*-; mentation may result tn elimi­ ToUand's sanitary inspector racuse attorney, was trapped in ship. public. that, at many points, there is a dis­ of Jonaihan Edwards, his great­ Aftor his breakdown, . how­ kept under control to avoid po­ structure in the world. cording to Zanghi, because 8 p.m., Wednesday testimony tion of Young People. Sermon: Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor tlanlty Today a hews lte«t-'7 nating toe groat loss of Ufe ac- Leon Dwire, who was dri'ving 7 p.m.. Senior Youth Fellow- "57% of those poUe^y Not (3dve and he will discover an unmlatVr ing one of those campaign ash tra3is? the situation beyond, offering nations were given Friday night The high school band faltered men’s bre^faat and study. Rev. Patrick Sullivan Hardly had the dust settled wi Its fied with the amount of educa­ Dwight died in New Haven at Honor winners ' are Apryl 7 P.m., Evening WorsWp Up!” takable relationship between.., 'There are a certain number of mil­ their advice. The presidential Action Postponed Assistant Pastor coup than thfe Army had Its opponents tion which he was receiving. tlie age of sixty-tour. The ex­ to toe families of the g;irls who as it played "The Grand Holstogtoin, Kathryn Gayson, Service. 9 a.m.. Church Sttoool. Nurs­ that decline and a similar ero-^^ election Is scheduled for Sep- died on Juda High School’s sen- March” and toe seniors walked Union Congp’egatlonal Church lions each campaign which go for the arrested, clamped censorship on the During recesses, while the other ample 'Which he set in intensive Mairy .Andreo, Kennoto Tom- Monday, p.m., Trustee ery and Grades 4 through 8. sion of religion’s hoW on the temiber. ior trip. from the stage. .Among toe sey- Rockville Masses ait 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and hearts of the people. gimmicks which are sold to the parties press, announced that it would hence­ boys were playing, Timothy education has probably never ezuk, Susan Mlarteney, Sharon meeting. 1();30 a.m.. Church School. “Tonlght a part of us is miss- en girls wtoo survived, there was Rev. Paul J . Bowman, Minister 11:46 a-m. And further, one wlH see tha»31 by,, those atiarpiee within their own forth appoint town and city mayors and would teach himaeU Latin. been surpassed during the On Car Safety Rule Plante and Joan Bonino. Wednesday, 1:30 p.m Group Niu'sery, Kindergarten and Grades 1 through 3. Rev. Lyman D, Reed, this loss of influence by rellgionir; lenka who have got themselvea made thus crippled electoral democracy. One Not aurprislngly, Timothy epurse of Ooniiecticut’a history. Recovery Plan Asked ing,” said Dan Leaver, the class not a single "smile, Others in toe recital are Mau­ doctrine study. WASHINGTON (AP) - An HARTFORD (AP) — House Lenge was unable to get from valedictorian, as he addressed Qommencement contrasted 7:30 p.m.. North Methodist Assistant Minister St. ^ rn ard ’e Church was preceded, then accompanJed^ ^,^^ agAits for the manoifacturers involved. does not need to underline how, step- ra Dyment, Madelyn Roto, ■ 7:30 p.m.. Prayer meeting and by its secularization. When re-;' ^ advisory group urges the Navy Democratic leaders have post- toe Democrats any estimate of the commencement ceremonies with the light banter among toe KatMeen Roy, Jamie Dono'Vian, Bible study. Cadre I. St. Bernard’s Ter., RoofcvUle T li^ . arp a certain number of oam- meal, all this imitates Communist jx>ned a 'vote on a bill enabling 9 a.m.. Church School,.Grades llgion neglected Its primary coii'**' to create a system for recov­ ithe oost of instituting’’periodic for toe 26 survivors. "Don’t shy seniors backstage before toe (3airy Tarrance, Kathleen Mc- Thursday, io a.rn., ’'Vacation Monday, 8 p.m., WSOS-exec­ Rev. George F . X. ReiUy tribuUoh to society through:.* peign aoUvttiee which will lose any can­ practice. ering valuable objects lost at the state to establish auto safety examinations of drivers. away from their memories, ceremonies. utive committee. 6 through 12. Pastor This would be damaging enough. But Ardle, Michael Plante, Helen Bible Sohool teachers moating. spiritual idealism In the indi*., .tH” -"V didate more vbtpe than he will gain. sea such as the H-bomb taisa- rules Avhicta may be required Barringer said if periodic Cherirti their memories in your ".Airen’t the girls finished Gordon, Joan KrikaMun, Chris- ______10:30 a.m., Churrti School, In­ Rev. James H. Royle Vidual (Mark 16:15; Luke 19:10),^ And if the partiee and candidates should the new rightist government has gone Verbal _^Prescription^ ing for 80 days lest year off the of states by tbe federal govern­ driver examinations are neces­ hearts.” dressing yet?” a boy asked im- fante through Grade 4. Rev. Anthony Kuzdal and sought to effect social ; much, further. It has laid strict'control topher Gayson, Kim McAndle, Church of the Assumption Concordia^ Liftheran Church ever feel like flattering the American Mediterranean coast of Spain. ) ment. sary, then toe General Assem­ The nine girls tiled March 30 patiently. A girl smiled, "Good Joam e Roto, Diane Treadwell, 10:45 a.m.. Morning WbrsWp and/or economic reforms among' on the Greek Orthodox Church. It has Adams St. and Thompson Rd. 40 Pitkin St. the masses through ppliticaln.* people enough to come down to a rela- - The group, composed of Navy The vote postponrtnent,- which bly .should establish them and' as a jet ai'rtiner on a training luck. Bob. You’ll need it. Don’t Bruce Beggs, Anne McDermott, Service. Sermon: "-An Honest Masses at 7, r, 9, 10 and H ordered compulsory churph attendance. For Narcotics Approved oocunred Friday,- came at toe not pass on toe responsibility Rev. Francis J . Mlhalejg; . Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, Pastor of Our Religion”, the a.m. force and the merging of re?,^. Uvfly simple and direct presentation of personnel headed by Rear Adm. flight crashed and exploded be- trip over yourself.” Ruth Veal, Nancy Gutredeh, H^on and state, the resultg It has begun sweeping dionges in edu­ L.V. Swansoi, says the Navy same time that party leaders to Washington. But it was an hour later, as , Pastor Rev. Mr. Bowman preaching. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church th i^ images and their issues, a much with the possible liquidatidn of hind toe motel where they were Barbara' Gayson, Susan Tread- have been the corruption of both cation to make the latter conform to HARTFORD (AP) — Pharm- atiiU lacks' fi^^ readiness tor such were threatened with defections Rep. Wtoiam S. Mayer, R- toe crowd ebbed away into toe Oarol Searton, Eileen Mc- Rev. Ernest J. Coppa 9 a.m.. Holy Coommunion, 6 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow- Sand Hill Rd. more Impressive job could probably be the bankrtipt Neyv Haven Rail: staying in a New Orleans, La., state and religion and the , the junta’s ideals. It has sought to dic­ aciete would. be allowed to dial tasks ddfpiteUts experience in by mertibers of their own party. Bast Granby, said “you’re will­ night, before toe smiles sur­ Dermott, Dermis McDermott CJhurch School and Nursery. sWp. Wapping suburb oh the class trip. 8, 8:16, 10:30 eclipse of the latter’s Impact. = doM at half the cost. tate what is and is not pubke and pri­ road. 1966 following the collision of It was reported. . ing to relinquish your vote to Masses at 7, 10:80 a.m.. The Service, Rev. James A. Birdsall, Vicar pense narcotics on the authority —Set a speed Hmtt of BO mph The school conferred diplo­ faced again. and Debarah Kahn. upon men. -p,-. Ajkmg with- thoughts about a cleaner vate morality. It has pledged to rid two U.S. Air Force planes near Rep. WlHdam A. O’Neill, D- people who aren’t even elected, Seniors posed for photos by and 11:46 a.m. Church School and Nursery. of a telephoned request from for school buses on ' rBvld^, mats on the 19 boys and 7 girls United Pentecostal Church and saner rmanding of Presidential Greece of antisocial elements. It has East Hampton, hinted that (JOP while refusing to consult, toe parents. Janice Matzke and 6:30 p-m., Luther League. Church of Christ a doctor known to them under limited access highwjaye and 40 Palomares, Spain. who U'ved, then read a roil of Duplicate Bridge 72 Center St. 8 a.m.. Holy Oommunion. oampaigns, then, let us have some pub- bldd^ students to have and display representatives shouldn’t as­ people Who elected you.’’ St. Bortoolomevir’s Church Lydall and Vernon Strieet* < mph on aB other foads. At that time, the group said toe dead as parents and rela- Lynn Davis kissed, toe boys on winners last night in a 1967 (Orange Hall) 10 a.m., Mbrnlng Prayer. ld«xt^cation badges. a bill passed by the House FM- sume toot party lines will dic­ Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Phone: 643-2517 Mc dsUberation about limiting the sense­ DANGEROUS ANIBilAUi Friday in its report “ Lessons He was referring to a defeat tive* come forward to receive the cheek. “I got everybody, knock-out team of four compe­ 8t. Mary’s Episcopal Church Robert Baker, Pastor , ChiBdi SohoW. Baby-sitting. ■ A n Short, it has undertaken to inter- 'day and sent to the governor. tate toe final vote on toe bill. ' Rev. Edward M. LaRoee '' Bible Cflasses, 9:46 a.m. 3*' less g^getry and the fruitless gimmick- HARTFORD (AP)--. H you end Implications for the Na.'vy,” last week of a proposal to con­ toe graduaition certificates, t Lynn. There were tears tition sponsored by toe Man­ Church and Park 81*. Monday through Friday, 7:46 , Tore in the Individual lives of Greek The vertjo! “prescription’’ The bill would enable toe Assistant Pastor Worship, 10:45 a.m., 6:00 p.m.“'*’7 tag which now corns so close to obscur­ keep a grizriy. bear at home toe Navy locked ca,pabUity tor duct a public opinion. referen­ W to head bowed, Kenneih now, but they were the tears of chester Bridge Clito at the Ital- Rev, George F. Nostrand, 10 a.m-, Sunday School. p.m., Evening Prayer. citizens in a manner whidi no democ­ would have 'to be backed up State Motor V'ehlcle Oommis- . ing a candidate’s real stance and ap­ you lietteir. start thinking of a deep-sea search and salvage. dum on toe state lottery. Bahler 'walked to the stage' to ha'ppdness Club are Fred U a.m.. Worship Service. by regular prescription within sioper to set regulations re- hour toe seWor Masses at 6:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 Rector racy would dare attempt, but which, is way to get rid of it, or else Ih e United States atiU is defi­ accept the diploma of Ws Within half an Olarkr James 7 pm.. Evangelical Service. peal. ’ 72 hours. * quired by toe federal govern^ SUSPENSION BILL BARRED Left behind Rev. Jam es W. Bottoms standard procedure in Communist lands'. consider moving to aiMther cient in th is' field, the report daughter, Shelia. class 'was gone PoUtes j-outco miu arid WiUiam McDougall. and 11:30 a.m- Thqrsday, 7:30 pm., Bible ' Other bills passed by the HARTFORD (AP) — A bill True* there ■ are several major dlfferr state. continues, at a time “when toe . ment tor - continued high'way The only sounds were toe soft them on toe stage Miagulre was team sub- Rev. Roman L. Harding, Btiidy and WorsWp. House and sent to Gov. John which would have i»ovided ences between Greece today and, say, The State Senate passed a bill recovery capability of other na­ construction grants. whtoper i paper piograms as S t e / ^ St. Bridget Church Interim Assistant Dempsey would: mandatory jail sentences for BORN AGAIN CHRISTIANS Unusual Alimnus Letter the Soviet Union. In Greece there has Friday night outlawing an ptiv- tions must be kept in mind.” The U.S. Secretary of Trans­ those in toe crowd of 600 fanned Wad ^ Rumners-up are Jack Descy, Rev. J«*n J. Delaney, Pastor Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman St. John’s Episcopal Church —Extend legal Immunity to portation has not yet promul­ persons convicted twice lor Rumnera-up been no move against private property teachers, school pi^cipals,' and stely kept grizzly beans unlieiM The report 'said toe foroe set themselves slowly in toe *um- J h the o e m e t^ n ^ Mirs Arthur Pyka, George '' Rev. Robert J . Keen Rt. SO near Hillside Ave., university in the country which w m gated these requirements, which driving with their licenses sus­ deep voice of village, aiross toe little valley Aruaur You Are Invifed (although there are many new and an­ socliol workers who report oases the ownfer can get a penult up last year ' - disbanded aft­ met heat and toe deep voice of ^ Rev. Dennis R- Hueeey 7:30 a.m., Holy Cbnununion. Vernon ; professors who sign lite r s advising could include mandatory, peitl-- pended has been decisively i ae- noying regulations as to how It is to be of child abuse to police or the fto in . a muidcipahty for them. er toe unarmed nuclear.,weapon Principal Jerome Kalk asa s'h he e from Uie red brick school, Winners in a regular game 8:46 and 9:48 k.m.. Family Rev. Janies L. Grant, Rector E*i tident Jdhnson to stop the bombing was found. It urged "an interim odlc physical examinations for jeoted by toe. House. To attend the Tunsdoy evening mentinq of used). Furthermore, Athens is seeking State Health Department. Such Vloletion of the law 'vou|d bring called the names: Unda Hart-i ^eone had p ^ ^ a are iJorth-South, Ar- Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:3() in Eucharist. Church Scliool. K3n- driver*. The vote on toe biU Friday Vietnam inevitably experiences deep to encourage religious observance, immunity already extends to a fine of up to 2100. oepabUity- to recover. small ob­ wig, Joyce Kaderiy, Linda Moe, fretoitocsat toegraveofNel- Richard Voe- the church. 9.18, 10:30 and 12 ^ dergarten in Children’s Chapel 7:45 a.m.. Holy. Communion. the MANCHESTBR BIBLE CLASS. This xlo« Stateis which did not follow was lU-86. , . l*t-I _ turbulent rumblings Among its whereas Moscow seeks' to (Uscourage It state physicians, who are re­ .iUro. intruded uixler.isiovititona jects from, the sea be organized Nancy Slegenthaler, Nelva in toe audlltoriuni. IJ Nursery and Crib Close in Wil- 9 o.m.. Holy bommunion, Ser­ suit and set up toe necessary Rep. Morris Olmer, D-New burgh, first; Mrs. R. N. is sponsored by the Cedvory all nnL Most of those who take the (although there are already Greeks who of the Wl were other animals now, with equipment presently Sm ith.... liaims Butiding. mon, dosses, boby-sittiing. quired to report all suspected regulations cotM lose 10 per Hlaven, said drivers’ licenses tW and Mira. Leo Berube, sec- of Windsor Locks and teaelm JESUS CHRIST, tn ible to write letters to their uni- arc muttering that compulsory church child-beating oases. pt uneyw tempeniiittent, auoh 'av(dlofale.“ It said Congress Dairy .farmer Herman Siegen- 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Ser­ 10:46 a.m.. Morning Prayer, cent of their federal highway can be suspended for many rea­ 8t. Jam es’ Church attendance is no different in spirit thw —Reduce the penalty for driV'i as wolves, Uons, Iti^iarde, jog-' shotiM -provide mwe funds to thaler stared a t toe floor. Mirs. Paper Clothes Sell mon by the Rev. Mir. Halde­ Sermon, claasCs, baby-sitting. Crucifiod-—Rhon— and Cominq Aqoin. vs lity are against haviiv , the fair grants—27 million annually for sons. ' NEW YORK—Paper Wotolng snA Mrs. Joseph ' McVeigh, Msgr. Edward J . Reardon, compulsory aittendanoe at le^ures on tag with expired license to a uaiSr cheetahs, pumoa, lyhxes, speed ooUevMnent of toe need­ Harry Smith twisted a handker­ man. Wednesday, 9 a.m,. Prayer a of their alma mater tandshed by Connecticut. « . He said mandatory ^ sen- worth 28.5 million was sold in third. , Pastor Marxism). maximum fine of 220, if the boboats, obyotWt ooeMs, lag- ed oapaMlity; chief in her hand,, reached irf» Wednesday, 10 a.m., HWjr group, baby-sitting. — -For furthor infornration, coll— near-treason; their usual, threat is Rep. M&ttoew Ruopfxilo, D- tehees are rare fai Ootahacti^ toe United States last year. The Rev. Eugene F- Torpey Despite the objectives of the Army arrest "bed occurred within 80 uftguodis (wfaoteveg, ^ y are), ' OAPiTAL ,Fo not tachid- Ija a u OrUter 4’s moon .mission raiajed ^ toe blU. al aervice* had been observed T, 2, 9, lb:16 Church 1* epeei daily for pray- Friday, T p.m., Junior Btbie fenders and jail Sentencee of Mumm*' at 6, ^ret^ or aiienced. whatever brand, can men live the freest —Allow the Coonedtlcut fftans- ad,, anporeotiy .bscaus* of an - taisosMiss of a switch failure after The bUl was opposed by mi­ for the nine glri* early in April. en’* apparel •r. up to torse mohtos, but without GrtCfin. tlilid-^ obA 13.49 K.954 L tb a n are some alumni who react and broadest Mvee. We hope that Athens poralioa Authority to condemn airan^. - ' : ' - ' ■,."/-■■■ ..1 llMhiniMtoig:tb esrtb 168 genw- nority leader Nicholas A. Lehga SPbati Newman, oohool board IMK any mandatofy minimum int- learns th is. sooner rather: than later.— rtOroad property, If neoesMry. ^ ra* WH WM tedt to tbn rw- .Oil^ high quality pictures of the and R«p. Benjamin L. Bantag- prtsonnant. IMMwTRu teat lettM’ ever writtan CilRIB'nAN SCIEiNdB! MCHflTOR 1t e ’inesiiiirs.is otatsd St oofiiiic •Mbr 'tar oftWdMittao. im r rnttfiios. •r, R-New. Milford. , ■» ■ ■ V-

f" PAGE NINU^ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 PAGE EIGHT ^Definitely Wholesbm^ Holiday Schedule I , Assemblying the News | Wesley Gryk Named The Municipal Building • MUNICIPAL DOILDINO will be open Monday but By SOL B. COHEN House. AU are expected to be approved. . ^ No. 1N.E. Cover Girl closed Memorial Day. STATE CAPITOL —• Man- judge Rublnow’s appointment Garbage and refuse will Chester’s State Rape. Henry j , an eight-year term, to Presidential Scholar not be picked up on the Backer .'and Robert Stavnltaky commence July ' holiday. Isn’t ‘High Fashion’ . Wesley C. Gryk Jr„ a senior at East Catholic High Ijoth voted "no” yesterday on a — - School, is one of two outstanding high school graduate Emergency telephone House moUon to consider a Nil Th# House Is conducting a , BOSTON (AP) - - New Eng- on the Greater Boston dlrec- candidates from Connecticut and 13 from New Eng­ numbers are Highway, calling for a state lottery. regular session todayt but toe land’s No. 1 cover girl has two torles, which Instead liave maps children and a home in the sub- to help the user select toe cor- land who have been named by President Johnson as 649-6070; Garbage, 649- ’The motion won 74 to 68 on Senate Is In technical sw lon 1886; and SanlUry Sewer urbs. rect directory for his call. Presidential Scholars of 1967. » TOO CU vot. and tte MU »tn onW iS 'lS '- and Water, 649-0697. Mrs. Charlotte Carder is the MrS^I Carder’s pdotiue w^I be CLOSED . Gryk is the son of Atty. and ,» d.«M.d n.,t blonde wearing toe telephone replaced by more prosaic Mrs. Wesley C. Gryk of 60 For­ scenes in all five states. est St. and is president of Blast The propoaal had ^ en glvm House,' on Memorial Day, ^ operator's headset in toe pic­ .Memorio/ Day an unfavoraWe report by toe wlll conduct a technical ses­ ture which has appeared on the In Maine, ijiost directories Catholic Higrh School's National Leglslatm-e’s General Law will have a cover shot of toe Honor Society chapter. School Board sion, to get set for a flobd of cover of several hundred thou­ OommiWee. It wae called out bills to be considered before toe sand telephone directories in state’s display at Expo '67 in Tuesday, May 30, 1967 Oormecticut’s other Pre.siden- by petition. midnight June 7 legal adjourn­ New England. Montreal. In Fall River, Mrs. Carder ttal Scholar is Miss Karin O. vA Meets Today Becker and Stavnltsky had ment time. A professional.!- model. Airs. Sundquist of Hartford, a senior both, voted "no” previously on a has already been replaced by The Manchester Board of Carder says’* she was chosen by another gal who’s a little young­ 'EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Kt Chaffee School, Windsor., motion to have toe proposal de­ Becker, on Thursday, spoke several women employes ■ at Education was slated to hold er but not nearly as cute—toe The two will represent Con­ Cheryl Schaffer Thomas Pantaleo cided by a statewide referen- twice for a bill WhiiJh would New England Telephone Co. its second special meeting of Receives B,S, World. War II Battleship Massa- necticut in a gi’oup of 121 sec- dum. ’that proposal Was de- have required banks'to pay 2 .who Uked her wholesome look. Highway...... 649-5070* the week at noon today at aetts, a war . memorial widary school greuluates from Staniey A. Shollk Jr., son of feated, per cent Interest on escrow “I’m definitely wholesome In- each state, the District of Oo- Head iunior High Councils which its sole business would berthed at State Pier. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Sh o-. hill’s sponsor. State Rep. funds. The bill lost In a roll call .stead of high fashion—darn.Jt— 'G arbage ...... • * • 649-1886 l.rnbia and Puerio Rico who be to adopt a teachers’ salary Tpke. The post of president was lik of 38 Sulem Rd. this week MlsclkosW of Torrlngton, vote. • and that’s why I’m always a will be guests of President and Miss Cheryl Sciiaffer and schedule. Sanitary Sewer and W ater ...... 649-9697* the only one contested at Ben- received a B.S. degree In phys- ^ Democrat, has been pushing Becker voted "yes” on the housewife, a nurse, or soine- Mrs. Johnson June 13. Daniel Pantaleo have been Counting a regular heal'd ics from the Carnegie Institute ^ lottery WU for five Ae- bill. Stavnltsky was not pres- body’s secretary,” she says. Michigan Picks net. meeting Mcmday that lasted They will meet various offi­ named to head the student Pantaleo, the son of Mr. and of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. gembly sessions. The present ent when the vote was taken, It took Just an hour to get the more than four hours, today’s cials during the day and will councils next year at Bcnnet Mrs. Daniel Pantaleo of 775 A 1963 graduate of Manches- hin, HB3086, provides that toe Becker said, "It Is only fair picture the company wanted. Women Troopers 4 - be honore.d at a reception In and illing Junior High Schools, session would mark the board’s ter High School, ShoUk was a . -x , , , u « “They wanted an ‘AU-Amer- Parker St., has been a student net recelpU from toe statewide tont the b^lw should pay 2 per EAS’^ LANSING, Mich. (AP) the White’ House in the evening. third attempt during the week cent interest on toe escrow Ica’ t3rpe so I wore a simple respectively. They were elected council representative, plays in member of the Delta Upsllon lottery be used for school _aid. ‘ ““ **“ — Kay E. Whitfield and Noreen The program was established presidents as the result of bal­ the band, and is a member of to reach accord with the teach­ Fraternity, toe PI Delta Ep- ______funds when tliey loan out toe hailrdo' and a plain blouse,’’ she ers on a salary pact for the ■ The Nil appears to have Uttle E. HMlary became the first by the President in 1964. loting yesterday at the schools. the Golf Club. sllon, was on .. the yearbook 'glance for adoption. Even If it money and receiva interest re­ said. 2 1967-68 year. Her Dlctnre has been on 91 of ^o**)®" tro o ^ « in the 50-yeer- Selection oriteria for the Wesley C. Gryk Jr. Both are in Grade 8. Three of the four candidates staff aiid serv^ as photography passes in the House, it appears turns of 6 to 12 per cent.” Her picture has been on 91 ot ^ Michigan Miss Sclrnffer is the daughter in his "Green Party” were elect­ The board wants to adopt a editor, was treasurer erf the Speaking again he said, ‘T re­ the 96 directories issu ^ in Mas­ scholars were intellectual at­ ment personally signed by the schedule, without delay so it can certain to be defeated In ^the State Etollce at swearing-in cer- tainment and potential. Funds of Mr. and Mrs. Beldon H. ed. Marion Maccarone of the American Institute of Physics sent the impitod threats by bank sachusetts, Rhode .Ps land, President. send out formal teacher con­ ‘^d ®th schools, the elections, Today's meeting is necessary yesterday, confirmed the ap- The State Senate yesterday all pianists, but each is outstanding in the MHS choirs, band Peck, soprano. All are juniors except Mis Peck, who is a commercials, magazine adver­ 7 ing- judo, for the class of re­ vard University and major in ivensity June 12, given by the pointment of Chief Circuit unanimously adopted a resolu- tisements and fashion shows. Her father is a member and held on regulation voting ma­ because school officials Wednes­ or orchestra, and all six have been named scholarship win­ sophomore. Miss Nadeau's and Miss Kelly’s scholarships were cruits. finglash, has won numerous Presidential Scholarship Own- Arrested in Court Judge Jay Rubinow of tion backing toe stand of Presl- Her television credits include the former chairman of the chines, were preceded by Cam­ day discovered a board regula­ ners for this summer’s session of Laurel Music Camp in provideq by the Chaminade Musical CTub; Miss Peck’s and “They shocked me—tliey honors during his four years at JttifiBion. Manchester to the State Su- dent Johnson in the Israel- appearances -for a brewery, a Manchester Board of Education. paign Week activities. tion stating it must take sal­ New Hartford, sponsored by the Connecticut Music Educa- Youell’s were given by The Manchester Herald. Stevens won progressed so rapidly,” Dra- EJast Catholic and early this Gryk, who 'is editor4n-chief perior Court. His was one of 23 Egypt crisis, “ in his efforts to supermarket oheln, and a com­ Cheryl was opposed in the The events were supervised at ary actions by a two-thirds— ,tors’ Association (CMEAl. The one-week session, June 24-30, the Ray Beller Music Shop Scholarship, and Nicola’s was gomer said. month was named winner of a of the EK3HO, the school's hCar Crash judgeship appointments con- bring peace to the Middle East.” given by the CMEA in memory of G. Albert Pearson, a de­ mercial which was circulated in election by Sharon Nelson, Bonnet by Leo Diana and at or six-member majO’rity—of its will give the students a chance to sharpen their musical “They went as rapidly aa the National Merit Scholarship. The newspaper, wiill also receive the firmed. The nominations will Tlie resolution la expected to the mideast for a home products daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An­ membership. John J. Welch, 16, of 25 Ar- skills under the tutelage of well-known conductors. From ceased director of the asociation and former MHS music men, and in some cases faster.” award amounts, which were not St. Bonaventure Award for Ex­ Illing by James Oamarata, the be considered today by the be approved today in the House. company. The board Monday had cellia Dr„ suffered a cut lip left, the students and their musical specialties are Cyrus department head. Pearson had helped found Laurel Music Twenty-seven men recruits disclosed, went to 2,400 of the cellence in Joumaildsim tonight thony Maselli of 593 W. Middle schools’ faculty advisers. “I'm always the one running adopted a schedule providing and forehead scrapes at 12:10 Stevens, violin; Gary Youell, tuba; James Nicola, tenor; Ceimp. (Herald photo by Saternis.) dropped out during the 12-week h^hest-ranking Secondary around with my arms full of at the Hartford Hilton. He for $257,000 in pay increases g.m. today when the car he was course. school ertudents In the country. writes the "Tales of Connecti­ will be in Mt. St. Benedict grocery bags,” she says.- by a 5-2 vote, without agree- driving ran off Center St and The women took part in every Mirs. Gryk; speaking this cut” column that appears Sat­ Cemetery, Bloomfield. Neiv II.S. Assaults Begun Vernon She also teaches in a chil­ ment from teacher negotiators, struck two telephone poles, po- Coventry . , phase of the physical education Friends may call at the fu­ _ / **■ dren’s ebarm school and mod­ morning of her son’s latest hon­ urdays in The Herald. Immediately after the ses- Uce said, prograrn except boxing, Dra- neral home tonight from 7 to els clothes in suburban depart­ or, noted the family was "ex­ He was recently named chair­ sion, board chairman John Welch, treated at Manches- As JVar^s Tempo Mounts gomer ^ d . man of Blast Oat'holic's Class 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and ment stores. tremely surprised and thrilled” Mrs. Helen O. Ziegler Rottner announced the board ter Memorial Hospital and re- School Menus Next Week Miss Whitfield, a petite blonde vpon receiving an ennounce- Nighit aoti\toeis. 7 to 9 p.m. There will be 'a Fiscal Reserve Proposals “I don’t belong to any worn; ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Helen had committed a “Uctioal er- leased, was charged with fail- (Continued from Page One) lots to go within 25 miles of the rfrom Pontiac, said she joined recitation of the Rosary to­ carrots: Thursday, hamburg in en’s clubs, I don't play bridge, Otto Ziegler, 82, of 121 High ror” and would hold a special . ure to drive in the proper lane trying to put the Hoa Lac air- Skinner Road School: Mon­ the force because " I ’ve always morrow at 8:15 a.m. at the The U.S; Command reported roll, potato chips, vegetable and I don’t socialize in the aft­ St. died this morning at Rock- meeting the next, day to con- and warned for driving after field, west of Hanoi, back in op Before Voters Wednesday day, Vienna sausage, s^vee«t po­ had a g r^ t deal of respect for funeral home. Tlie two helicopter crashes that left sticks, pickles; Friday, home ernoon. I ’ll bet I ’m at home vMle General Hospital. She was sider a $270,000 schedule toe drinking, they said. eration after eight raids, tatoes, cole slaw, Italian bread the state police.” Israel Avoids Early Test Two items to precede action a member of the Coventry High baked beans, macaroni and tuna with my children more than lots the widow of Adolph J. Ziegler. teacher negotiatora had agreed He i^'scheduled to appear in runway was again cratered by (>ve American servicemen dead, and butter; Tuesiiay, no school: The training began at 5:45 on town budgets will be brought School basketball team to the salad, tossed salad. Dessert, of mothers who don’t work,” Mrs Ziegler was born Nov. 4, Mrs. John J. Ohiund Jr. to support. Manchester Circuit Court 12, bombs and smoke billowed from tour missing and six Injured. Wednesday, speg-hettii, tossed a.m. five days a week and part The Army reported a major up at the adjourned annual annual summer basketball she says. Of Egyptian Gulf Blockade 1884, in Germany, a daughter of The Tuesday special meeting June 19 what was thought to be an am­ failed, carrots, Italian bread milk, bread and butter served sweep was under way around ' town meeting at 8 p.m. Wednes­ camp. F r^ '^ ’ker home in suburban of each ^ tu i^ a y , covering ey- Richard and Emilie Schmidt COVENTRY —Mrs. Margaret resulted in a 4-2 vtDte passing The accident was one of eight munition -storage dump. and butter: Thursday, hot dogs with all meals. eryting from learning to snap to My Tho. some 40 miles below day at Coventry High School. New members of the dub in­ Wellesley, where she lives with (Continued from Page One) proposal would Involve toe So­ Otto, and lived in this area 34 Calitri Ohiund, , . 47, , of . Lake , , View the higher schedule. But in whicli three other drivers The U.S. Command in Saigon on rolls, potato salad, caarot Maple Street School: Monday, attention on order to banging ■The first item will be a rec­ dude James Zuccardy of Bams- her 13-year-old daughter. Dale, viet Union, United States, Brit­ __ of D>'-Dr. died yesterday at ManchesManches- Wednesday manning, only hours were issued written warnings. had nothing to add to Washlng- Saigon. Oonaot was sporadic but sticks; FViday, tuna and fc.gg ravioli, green beans, cole slgw; the bull's eye on the firing line. ttves against Israel and that years. She was a member oi ___ ommendation of the board of fi­ bee Rd., Miltop 'Wilde of Corn­ and her son. Nils, 10, Mrs. Oar- ain and France. Union Congregational Chui-ch. tei- Memorial Hospital. She was before the teachers were slated A warning for failure to ton's earlier disclosure that a two helicopters were shot up grinders, celery and carrot Tuesday, no school; Wednesday, Troopers Whl-tfield and Hil­ war would come only If Israel nance to creat a reserve fund wall Dr., Samud P. Allen of Informants in Cairo .said Survivors Include two .sons, the wife of John J. Ohiund Jr. to take a vx>te on the compro­ grant the right of way at an Navy plane on the Kep raid and U.S. 9th Infantry Division sticks. Dessert and milk are chicken noodle soup, sandwiches ‘*®*’ commutes to her job in a lary now are assig;ned to the ■tarts it. for capital and nonrecurring Hickory Dr, and the Rev. Wil­ Thursday Nasser had reacted Richard Ziegler of Wethersfield Mrs. Ohiund was bom Jan. 26, mise pay hike, school officials intersection was issued at 7:15 may have strayed over Red Chi­ soldiers uncovered a major served with , each meal. o’: egg salad, peanut butter and Boston agracy. community relations and juve­ ‘‘The United States is our ene­ expenditures. Tfie second will liam H. Wllkens of Cornwall favorably to a proposed Big and John Ziegler of Rockville; 1920, in Barrington, R. I., a discovered toe regulation that a.m. yesterday to Peter T. na. guerrilla fortress area with 41 Vernnn Tenter Junior Hieh J^lly; Thursday, roast beef in The family spends a week on nile division at headquarters. my,” Nasser declared. “ Britain be to transfer to such a fund, Dr. Vernon Center Junior g hasdied Dotatoes Cape Cod every July, when the Four peace effort. But a broad­ two brothers, Albert Otto of of Mrs. Catherine .iw mode both board actions inval­ Staum, 50, of 147 Lyness St. T'le Chinese frontier Is interlocking bunkers. School: Mondhy, orange juice, r ^ ie d ^ t a io e s , peas, K„gin„ss ig »iow Is'our enemy. Both are taking providing the former request is Antique Fair June. 10 xr, enle Klnw pickled beets; Friday, macaroni moaeimg ousiness is siow. cast by Damascus radio said Putnam and Charles Otto of Chcllel Calitri of Needham, id. Police said the car he was 50 miles above the Kep airfield. South Vietnamese reported Mdes with Israel. So long as Mass., and Covemtry Historical Society $216 Million for Ships Syria, Egypt’s chief ally, had East Berlin; four sisters, Miss the late Anthony However, the teachers met driving struck another at Cen- The spokesman said the Navy tile Communists exploded a DoUto chins carrot ’ and celery salad, baked A native of Boston, Mrs. Oar- they support Israel, they are Calitri. cess of $36,140, as may be avail-. ^ ccmpietM {Hans ror iis potato chips carra cake with oa^rot and celery sticks, J®r won her first modeling job MADRID—Spain’s shipbuild­ rejected the Idea. Hattie Otto and Miss Freda Wednesday afternoon and ter St. and Morse Rd. driven pilot returned safely and report- mine beneath a crowded civilian our enemies. When we are "The Arabs no- longer accept Survivors. besides her hus- able from the general fund cash< fourth amual antique fair June sticks cheese wedge, Dessert, milk and after being named “Miss Photo- ing output last year waa worth Otto, both of Rockville, and , , , ,, . , . , agreed by a wide margin to ac by Linda B. JiUson "of "Long ed that In coming off Ms target bus Friday in Quang Nam Prov- 10 on the grounds of toe Na- frosting, Tuesday, no scnooi, . . . served with all renic” of New England, nearly $216 million, up 15 per trying to exercise our legal guardianship on the Middle Hill Rd., Andover. he had swept farther than ince. The mine killed nine and surplus at the end of the cur­ Mrs. Mary Mav and Mrs. John S""" cept the $270,000 increase. - than Hale Homestead on South Wednesday, meat balls with The telephone company says cent over 1965. Spanish yards, rights, they., threaten us with EJast by anyone,” the broadcast sons, John A. Ohiund III, Eric A rear-end crash occurred at P rmlssible. Technically, the wounded 20 civilians and made rent fiscal year. Zimmea-mann, both of Kensing­ Poviding the board gets a full St. Rain date is June. 24. sauce, nodles, shoe string beets, which can build 500,000 tons of wax and say peace is endan­ said. J. Ohiund, David A. Ohiund and quorum today, the schedule is 7:25 a.m. yesterday on Olcott States has forbidden pi- the bus a twisted wreck. These two items will be fol­ Mrs. Carder is about to be ton, and a granddaughter. luwcu oY uii iicniiiiK me Thc OoimecUcut Antiquairian buttered corn, bread and butter, phased out as their cover girl. ships annually, operated last gered/’ During a speechmaking visit Funeral services will be held M. Ohhind, all of ^ven- expected to pass witoout diffi- St. Police said a car driven by lowed by action on hearing the . - i.rv! nrrrt’ViPUQ Pewtof Ooliffi T. . board of finance’s estimates of and Landmarks Society Is per- fruit cockt^l; Thursday orange Her picture has never been year at 75 per cent of capacity. He said he hoped all Arab to Des Moines. Iowa, Secretary Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the biotoers, Peter Calitri cul'ty siitice crJy two members Helen Giaquinto of East Hart­ Burr said Wood told Stevens h« Stereo Tapes and Angelo Calitri, both of expenditures, together with its mitting use of the Hale Home- juice, roast beef, mashed pota- countries around Israel would of State Dean Rusk said, ”Ev- Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Elling­ have spoken against it. ford struck another operated by Hubby or Job would not be allowed to move sitead grounds and is permitting toes, gravy, green peas, tossed fbrm a solid front, but conceded erybody should counsel every- Needham, and a sister, Mrs. Al- recommendatioM, a,nd finally to Said Stolen X ton Ave. The Rev. Paul J. Bow­ Byran E. Nearing, 17, of 30 into the cottage on the Freder­ take action onVthe board’s rec­ those attending to take a free salad, bread and butter, brown- there were difficulties with Jor- body to keep calm and moi»er- man, pastor of Union Church, plione Mancuso of Weston, Tower Rd. May Be Choice ics campus “in view of the fact tour of the Hale home. ies; Friday, tuna fish grinders, Auto stereo tapes Valued at Mass. ommendations coheeming budg­ dan, Israel’s eastern neighbor. ate in this serious situation, but will officiate. Burial will be in Andover Janet ,L. Sala of 365 Olcott that you left us and joined an­ Malcolm______Brb__ of South _St. is _ potato sticks, tossed salad. $60 were stolen recently from j The funeral will be held Mon­ ets for the fiscal year July 1, Cairo radio announced that don’t feel it is incumbent upon Grove Hill Cemetery. St. was warned at 5:19 p.m. Facing Teacher other college.” in charge of arrangements, with wedge,of cheese, peanut butter a parked car leased by G. T. day at 9:15 a.m. from the Pot­ 1967 through June 30, 1068. the ex-King Saud of Saudi Ara- ug to assume responsibility for There are no calling houra. yesterday for following to close­ toe following serving as com- sandwiches, gelatin dessert with LaBonne Associates Inc. at 155 Wa has contributed $3 million to restraining one of the parties.” ter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson (Continued from Page One) She and her fiance have gone Next Voter Session LWV Picks ly aa a result of a rear-end to trouble and expense fl.xing up mitteenien: RaJlph Gale, refresh- cream. Dessert and milk served Main St. the Egyptian army. Meanwhile, He had been asked about the St., Willimantic, with a Mass of New voters will be made from with each meal. Police said the tapes were Mrs. Anna Langa crash on Center St., police suid. college president, was present, the cottage tor their occupancy, merits: Mrs. Byron W. Hall, troops from his nation, now un- soviet statement that the West- requiem at St. Mary’s Church 10 a.m. to noon June 3 in the Northeast • School: Monday, stolen from the unlocked car Mrs. Anna Langa, 92, fo;;m- They suid the car sCie was she said, “and they told me Joe Miss Burr said. food sale; Byron W. Hall, park-' der his half-brother King F ai^ l, em powers should restrain Isr- at 10. Burial will be In St. Its Officers town hail. Applicants must be 21 meat loaf, mashed potatoes, sometime between 4 find 5:45 KITES crly of Meriden, grandmother driving struck an-o'.her operat­ couldn’t live on the campus with So she hired Norfolk attorney ing; Mirs. P. Raymond Broga, were reported by Mecca radio gel Mary’s Cemetei-y. The fourth annual meeting of years of age and have Resided hostess, with Mrs. Robert Pat­ stewed tomatoes, - tow nies; of Mrs. John Gamelis of 895 Friends may call at the fu­ ed by Ro’iand J. Rcss, 47, of 15 me." Berry Willis Jr.* who made toe in Coventry for six months. tobem a^W ng to^fiwrfline poM^ Washington. A1 'Ahram's Center St., died yesterday at the Andover Ijeague of Women terson, permanent hortess at Tuesday, no school; Wednesday, tions on the eastern shore of toe ^iran neral home tomorrow from 2 to Preston Dr. College rules say faculty following demands on Wood: Naturalized citizens must pre­ Carrier Awaiting Cedarci-est Hospital, Newing­ Voters was held Tuesday eve­ A warning for driving after members “have to live in quar- -Tliat the college guarantee toe Homestead, assisting. noodleburg casserole, toissed Gulf of Aqaba. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. sent proof of naturalization. salad, apple crisp; Thursday, was mined led W discussion ton. ning at the Marlborough Tav­ drinking was issued to Lcuis G. te.-s assigned to us on campus,’’ full payment of Miss Burr’s sal­ Insecticides Demonstration Radio Baghdad reported that Little League Schedule oven baked chd-cken, mashed po­ Caroline’s Touch among experts on how Egypt She was a member of the ern with about 40 members and Lembrick, 35, of 168 Oak St. she said. She has signed her ary of $7,100 for the 1967-68 The Jolly Garden Workers Iraq dispatched Infantrymen, Uttle League baseball games tatoes, onanberry sauce, butter­ could use mines to-block Israel American Latvian Evangelical friends in attendance. at 2:15 a.m. today as a result contract to teach at the college school year. (girls group) recently was (Conttnued tix>m Page One) tanks and artillery into Syria to for toe week, all at 6 p.ni. at ed peas, fruit salad; Friday, shipping and still not interfere Lutheran Church, Manchester. Funerals To bring the local league up- of a crasih on Center St. next year, she said. —That the college reimburse shown how to use insecticides Join more than 40,000 Syrian the Plains Athletic Field: fish sticks, mashed potatoes, The whistle-tooting, hom- with Arab vessels. Survivors also include a to-date on what the legislature Ftolice said the oar he was “I told them, obviously I Miss Burr $700 for the improve­ safely by their leader, James T. troops- massed along Israel’s They mentioned two ways— daughter-in-law and two other is doing, Foster Richards, rep­ American League — Monday, Laidlaw.»He also showed slides coleslaw, buttered beets, gela­ blowing hoopla of a christening northeastern border. Lt. Col. Maurice J. McGuire driving hot ,a parked oar owned couldn’t live on campus if Joe ments she and Stevens made to was in sharp contrast to the last furnishing a pilot to guide grandchildren. resentative for Mansfield, gave Tomm’s 5&10 vs Ixm Bodreau’s; of his recent trip to the De- tin dessert and cream. Friday, the Moslem sabbath, by Agnes Magowdn of 52 Coop­ couldn’t live with me, and asked her cottage. meeting of President Johnson friendly ships through the mine­ Funeral services will be held The funeral of Lt. Col. (ret.) a report on major legislation. Thursday, ZdUo’s bs Lou Bo- pont Arboretum In Pennsyl­ Blast BUementary School: preachers in Cairo said it was er Hill St. them how I could teach under —That the college apologize to and Mrs. Kennedy in March. field or using mines that would Monday at 12:30 p.m. at the As a member of the Educa­ dreau’s, and Friday, Tomm’s Monday, baked beans and hot AiUto’s command tliat Arab Maurice J. McGuire of 47 Ju­ Another crash with a parked those circumstances. I don’t Miss Burr in the college news­ vania. Then they joined together early be set off electricaily from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 dith Dr. was held yesterday tion Committee he stated that 6&10 vs Allen’s. The club wlil meet again dog, bread and butter, cupcake; Moslems destroy Jewish Israel. oar ocir/.Ted at 3:25 p.m. yes­ even remember what they said, paper. National League Monday, Tuesday, no school: Wednesday. inorning tor the re- shore. Main St. The 'Rev. Karlas morning from the Watkins- ADM grants to schools would June 5 at toe Laidlaw home on In Damascus, one Moslem lead- terday on Ferndale Rd. Police except that Joe couldn’t live on The only comment Friday Lakeside vs Momeau’s Thurs- „ spa°hettiv bread and butter or burial of the bodies of yy President . . Freimanis, pastor of the West Funeml Home, 142 E. probably be raised from $175 . , Grant HiH Road to work on a urged Syrians to “seek mar­ said EJdna N. Lewis of 312 campus. I was numb.” from college officials was a day, BldweU’s vs Monneau’s; choice of chicken noodle or to­ Kennedy and two Kennedy bab­ American Latvian Evangelical Center St., with a Mass of to $180 for the first 300 pupils, club booth for the town and tyrdom and wash away with £r-;uce £t. was driving south Stevens taught at Frederick, reaffirmatUm by Hulbert that and Friday, Lakeside vs Hep- mato soup, devil dog: Thursday, ies in a new memorial grave Church, will officiate. Burial requiem at St, James’ Church. Andover’s category. With this county 4-H fairs, reports San­ your blood the 19-year-old dis­ Scout Council on Ferndale Rd. when her car wher'e the two met in the fall of professors must live on the CO. egg'salad or peanutbutter sand­ site at Arlington National Ceme- BE UURE . . . BLISS has been serving the Home Owner will be in East Cemetery. The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey was increase, limited though it may went to the le'Jt and hit - a 1935, but left last year. Miss campus. dra AJio, club reporter. grace in Palestine.” Israel was Friends may call at the fu­ Kindergarten Assistants wiches, tomato soup, chocolate tery. (or 85 YEARS. For a Complete FREE INSPECTlOAl ot formed of PSlesUnian land In Fills Positions celebrant. Mrs. Ralph Macca- ^nd other acros.s-thetooard parked car. ' puddii^ arid cream; Friday, The mighty new aircraft car- neral home tomorrow from 7 increases the total pa'd by the Volunteer mothers assisting your home by a Termite Control Expert, supervised by May 1948. rone was organist and soloist. Fo’/ee :- ■; I Nelson D. Lewie, Manchester Evening Herald cheese' or beef ravoli, or ciam rter is among many memorials to 9 p.m. A memorial service with classes of the North Oov^ the finest technical stall, phone our nearest ibcal ofiSce: The Moslem religious organ!- Appointments have beep made Burial waa in Mountain Grove state would go Up .about $30 14, of 426 W. Middle Tpke. was Coventry | - correspondent, E. chowder or tomato soup, bread to the late president. It is one will be-.^held during visiting million. Proportionately, the entry Oooperative Kindergarten ration Jamlatil Ulemae Islam in to .fill volunteer positions with Cemetery, Bridgeport. The Rev. in toe car at the time. in toe basement classroom of Pauline Little tel. 742-6231. and butter, dessert. Mittk is his family thinks he especially hours. small towns get less. Pakistan said it told Nasser it is the Connecticut Valley Girl Nicholas Calabro of St. Augus­ X two-oar colliaion occurred the Second Oongcegottonal served w’th a’4 meals. . would have liked. Richards praised the Depart­ ready to send 5,000 volunteers-to Scout Council tine Cathedral, Bridgeport, read at 5:30 pan. on E. Middle Tpke. Church for istte week are Mrs. Lake Street School; Monday, Due for completion about Sep- Those receiving appointments Henry R. Hayden ment of Corrections bill and the ^U.S.ARIVIY^ fight Israel. the committal service. Bearers yesterday. Poli-ce sc-.d the driV- WiLUam Lodder and Mrs. Mich­ Explosion Quiets chlcken noodle soup, peanut tembqr 1968, the huge ship will The first group of American are Mrs. Norman Larson of 9 COLUMBIA — Henry Rogers were members of the 169th water pollution bill a.s much era of the cars were Walter F. ael Maitinkus. In charge of butter and marshmallow sand- have a crew of 5,222 men, in- 649-9240 Embassy wives and children Bruce Rd., second vice president, Hayden, 67, of Jonathan Trum­ Military Police Bn. needed and good Legislation. On LynSi. ^L of Autumn Trail , y4 T0NM37 cleaning toe classroom June 3 Electric Power wiches, dessert: Tuesday, no eluding a naval air wing. It is evacuated from Cairo arrived in chairman of camp committee bull Highway, died yesterday Members of the 242nd En­ regional development,J 1 __x u-he cau­ South Coventry, and Gary J wtill be Mra. Lodder and Mrs. . school: Wednesday, hot dog In a 1,061 feet long, with a four and Atoens Frtday night. About 118 and member of selections com- morning at his home. gineer Bn, Bpt. conducted mili-- tioned his listeners not to be Mosher, 17. of 174 Benton St.. In Cincinnati roll, potato chips, vegetable one-hojf- acre flight deck, big MOUONnDOWN 4 WHEEL DRIVE TRUCKS Ronald Jensen. LOW LOW TO M S foredgnens who lived in Israel niittee; Edmond Morancej^ Mr. Hayden was born in East tary honors at graveside. over-reliant on what it could ’ Another two-car cbllisien cc- j 4-H Camp Sessions (Continued from Page One) sticks, baked beans, cookies; enough tor tour tootbalt-fields. BUSS TERMITB CONTROL CORP. arrived In Rome on a plane with Notch Rd., Bolton, finance and Hartford. He was employed in do. He thought that "coopera­ curred at 4:60 p.m- ye tor-'^’y .We have a limited number of these surplus trucks, Thursday, spaghetti with meat Its christening today involves DIV. QF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO„ INC. • EST. 1882 tion between towns with com­ all in excellent condition and ready for worto Ideal units 21 wives and children of person- properties committee chairman; the State Highway Depai'tment in the Stop and Shop fi^rking | for local 4-H teen-agers will, be <*’® aniount ^w®r n®®«i®n all other0 titlags decay 3 . extingiiished a fire in an oil entertainment ptxigram. venisii^from a^t. 521 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER| . Birch Mountain Road to Villa Loniaa Road. love -for harIT wuiwin aatm keep sreea burner at 12:10 a.m. yesterday Hartford, with a Maae of re- vensity of OmneoUcut study c * congretuleitions and thanks to led toe Big Ten in scoring last ; fade ssrsy. ■ti (who took pent in toe Rid season wlto 466 points in 14 Tlie chib e«ato he« ’voted to m« body wee recovered Frl- at 166 Center St., officials r^ quiem at S t Lawrence O'Toole 47 subuihan towns don* last give a $50 ■obotanship to ■end aejr . S w S a E i ^ .'^ S d is Church, Hartford at 9. 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THE Herald Angle Marichal, Clemente Assume Spotlight USINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY ■y EARL YOST iuan Earns Here Gome Orioles, I Sports Viewing Sporto Editor SATURDAY Eiofiih Win^ Assume Third Spot 8:00 (80) Roller Dartqr MANCHESTER Assured of Berth in Tourney 4:00 (80) Sandy Kootox Assured of a berth iA the annual CIAC Class B Base- Sliow . ‘ r u g CLEANING Don’t look now, but here come the Orioles. Looking for a place for CAR LEASING Bedts L.A. 4:15 (SO) Dojlgers vs. COMPANY btlll Tournament is East Catholic High’s Eagles. Coach Somewhat sluggish from a stumbling start, Balti­ Olsnto Don Burns’ club sports a 9-3 yron-loss log. 'Two games GLASS that Special Affair? 15 HANNA WAY ST. more has weaved its way up through the American 6:00' ( S)*Stace of the On 1 or 2 remain on the,slate. To qualify, Burns reported, a team NEW YORK (AP) — • For Auto Wlndshlplds League standings and today Hank Bauer’s defending W6€k WE CATER TO: must play at least a 12-game schedule and must win at When Juan Marichal enter­ ( 6) Wide Wto-U of • For Store Fronts and all Phone 643-0012 tains the Los Angeles world champions are breathing the heady air of third slr.cs of windows • Banquets • Weddings YEAR P U N least 60 per cent of its games. There will be 16 teams place. Sports • Gatherings Dodgers, it’s a Candlestick 7:00 (18) Wrestling • For Table Tops 3-DAY In each class, A (Large ----- It’s not the rarlfled atmoa- the victory, allowed all three • Group Miv*'ngs First in Manchester. New Perk breeae. ’’ (80) Let's Go to the Bchobls), B (Medium Schools) tucket In the -ESastern League. phere of first ptoce which the Yankee runs in the second when OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. of every desc»>,.tlon oars, full maintenance, fully SERVICE and C (Small Schools.) Tour­ But whenever — and Races SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON We have the “ Know-How” Kelley has been bothered wirth Orioles enjoyed almost all of New York bunched five singles. Insured to reduce your prob­ — Also — ney play is listed June 7, 10, 14. arm miseries aill spring. Man­ wherever — Roberto Clem­ lost year, but it’a mxmh better , * • 8:00 (.'8> Sports Special: to please you! * * • Irish Football and lems and worries. For full ager Red Davis of the Rhode ente and the Cincinnati than the dingy ceUar surround­ TWINS-A’S— f u r n i t u r e c l e a n i n g Hurling Finals J. A. WHITE Church Comers Inn Information call Here ’n There ' Island team reports he doesn’t Reds rjiii into each other, ings they occupied just two The Twins jolted Jim Nash for plan on using KeUey until he’s weeks sigo.' SUNDAY 860 .Main St., East Hartford Vihal Teoh’s baseball coach, it’s a fight for survival. three runs In the first mning G LA S S C O . 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Am- Momenta later, Bernice sash­ base £ind gropes his way, glas­ The Red Sox bench throws a Hie convHs starts at. Re a s o n a b l e p r ic e s ais you drive yom- car. No other bering. With this experienced Barometric pressure at Brad­ delphia rally in the eighth in­ more (Phoebus 2-1), night Quality Line Products staff you do not have to wait 378 Main St.—Tel. 649-2881 "Different Game by Burfoot, second place finish­ ays into the bell park. She is sy-eyed, back to the ben^. tantrum. Bernice takes out a I:l5 . Director. / RT. 83— VERNON, CONN. ride or load control unit makes ley Field 6 a.m. was 29.92, ris­ DuPONTS ning with his three-nm blast , .... Chicago (Hoirien S4» at Oaii* Playing a 'To the underground shelters, the car rides like a truck. 1:00 .Matinee Featuring a complete line of the Oeveland Indians tii the nament win be held June 10-11 Tents. Cots, Sleeping Bags pairtieulariy important that a 4:30 Hartford Highlights “ I know,” Bernice replies "R erce at the Plaza,” replies men, we’re being gassed by the • One of the largest Inven­ ^ R o n ta i Pump-up sihocka that couM,^be 7:00 News Atlantic Products plus at the HdUday Lanes. Last MET8-BRAVES— tories In New England. child’s first haircut be a pleas­ General Automotive American League lost season, softly. " I ’ve been to the hair Joe; beaming. “ He also does enemy!” Demeter panics. Air Rlattresses, Stoves adjusted were better, but now 7:30 Gaslight year there were 110 entrtee. • Supplies and Accessories. ant experience, and this is 12:00 Quiet Hours Repairing is now on the roster of Paw- The Meto’ Cardwell made Jer­ dresser’s. You wouldn’t want Jackie Kennedy.’’ "Relax,” sals Bernice sooth­ “We Rent Most Everything” Lanterns Columbus offers an all-new • Teletype Service. 2:00 Sign Off ry Buchek's second inning home me coming out looking like a Bill Rohr of the Red Sox ingly. "It’s just my perfume - levelizer that gives perfect WTIC—1080 MANCHESTER 1:00 News run Stand up against the mess, now, would you?” burns a fast one over the plate. Paris Temptation. Thirty dol­ (TWIN wwissaeB CLASSIC Connecticut Valley ride conitrol with a load wheth­ . 1:15 Home Decorator Rozelle Gives Up Two Hat Role Braves, who have scored In only SURPLUS SALES CO. 6:00 News, Weather The gome gets under way. "Ball one!” the dulcet coll of lars an ounce, ton’t it glorious?” w/TH fUMLii'V/s/* A P er it be one person, a carload of one inning of their last three C oin C o. 169 N. MAIN ST. 6:20 Strictly Sports 97 Center St., Manchester people or the back end loaded Three at Church 6:30 Monitor starts and have had jitst eight EQUIPMENT at Depot Square 7:55 Red Sox vs. Orioles 643-6295 Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. with furniture. 10:40 Monitor hits during that stretch. Scientist Views Davis Cup LODVDEMPOK 935 CENTER STREET Salesmen paitioulanly ap­ In Synod Posts U ;00 News DaUy 10 A.M.40 6 P.M. J. FARR — 643-7111 11:15 Sports Final Modell Takes Job Golf Lead MANCHESTER preciate Oolumbus load level­ ASTROS-OUBS— Thurs. and Fri. tUI 9 P.M. The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, 11:30 Other Side of Day MANCHESTER 649-2052 izers for many of them have WPOP—1410 The Astrod walloped four COMPSTltlOti Monday— Closed pastor of Emanuel Lutheran 1:00 Woody Show heavy sample bags. How many 6:00 Lee ■•Babi" Simms Show MEMORIAL CO. homers, good for lO runs, in top- To Barber, U.S. Netmen Slower times vacation bound motor­ Church, and three members of WINF—1230 piiig thtdr previous high of Ifi DICK’S the church were elected to of­ 1:00 As NFL President ists drive with the rear of the 1:10 Speak Up Hartford Opposite' East Cemetery runs, scored against the Mqto in fice this week, ait a convention tar almost hitting the road? 2:00 Barry Farber NEW YORK (AP)—The office of president of the 1962. Rusty atouh and Joe Moir- Stoclkton Painting— Decorating SHELL of the New England Synod, 3:05 Speak Up Hartford Than Mexican Foes Doil’t let this happen to you; 6:10 World This Week Quality Memoriolt NationalFbotball League has become an unpaid, tempo- wt three-run h ^ e r s while get a Columbus levelizer. Lutheran Church in America, 6:30 News Jim Wynn and Ron Davie belted OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. MEXICO CITY (A P )— Latins have far faster re­ COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL SERVIGE at Brockton, Mass. 6:40 Weekend Over SO Years ExjUerience rary jiosition under the new pro football setup of ever- (AP)—A perennial "brides­ 7:00 News increasing centralized authority in Oommiasioner Pete two-nm shots. flexes than Anglo Saxons, and this could give Mexico a 663 CENTER STREET Pastor Anderson Is on the 7:16 Speak Up Haytford maid” and a brand new “bride' Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service 8:10 Jack Drees Coll 649-S807 —Miller Barber and Dave slight edge in the American zone semifinal Davis Cup Gaslight Era Is Now executive board of the Synod for 8:15 Speak Up Hartford Rozelle. x ' ^ MECHANIC ON DUTY a two-year term. Others elect­ 9:00 News ' Art Modell, olvner of the “ Since. v f announced our Stockton—Shared the second matches with the United States opening today, says A CAPRI Complete Insurance Coverage NEW YORK — Outdoor gas­ Speak Up Hartford A. AIMETTl, Prop. AT ALL HOURS ed are Mrs. E. John Kjellson; 9:40 Cleveland browns, will double ptons to merge into a single ex- round lead after a windy Fri- widely traveled scientist. ■ lights were reintroduced in 11:30 Barry Farber Harrison St., Mimchester Est. 1915 board of social ministry for 12:00 News in brass as a personable NFL panded league by 1970 last June day at the Okiahoma City Open Wiiliom “ Uttle Bill” Millar, 30 per cent faster in their re­ Starters, Generators, 1057 and today about 14 million 12:15 Sign Off CUSTOM PREMIUMS three years; Robert Ahlnes*, president with a fine public re- 8,” aaid Rozelle, *Ve have met Golf Tournament. author of six books’’ and a train­ flexes, despite age Umlta. Carburetors of them are in service — five committee on social action, lationa-aense while running his in the same hotel, heW a com- Barioer: whose oiUy tour victo­ er of athletes, said Anglo Sax­ Domestic - Foreign. Cars times as many as in the first three years, and Roy C. John­ own dub’a affairs, at least until mon draft and arranged i>re- ry has been the 1964 Cajun Clas­ ons have a tendency to burn WM. DICKSON &. SON 643-7008 “Gaslight Era’s” peak year, CUSTOM MADE Full 4"Ply Nylons son, delegate to a Lutheran the next league meetings in Feb- season gomes for this season. sic, aito Stockton, who cotiected themselves out faster by trying Indian Golfers TeL 649-0920— Manchester, Conn. 1914. At this meeting we have seen FARM LEAGUE too hard. Ohurch in America convention CANVAS AWNINGS ruary. his first tournament triumph CSjnoinnaU______added as_ the__ ___ lOQi Action in; the farm league be- U.S. Da'vis Cup Captain at Atlanta, Ga., June 1968. Rocalle, busily reorganizing last week at Colonial’s National Split in CCIL team to the A9T->. Now we ,have 6 '^ Mohday ■with three gamea George IfocCall said he agreed Ids office and e x p a n ^ g the Invitational, bettered the gusty punishing the seasem with a 4IMI00 Mile CuaraUtee a president of each league. 'We wi tap. In the A m ^ oa a with MiHer, but he still thinks staff of the oonuiUssloner to winds for tv.'o-round totals of 10-6 record, Memchester High’s ara W o rk ^ out the teat of Cur 1-eagu^ D ilip ’s ^ play Wllco. -^2. the' Americans will win against SPEEDWAY WIDE TREADS impleanent the fUU merging of P,.gaad’s meets IJoinnans in on godfers braved the cold on^ PLYWOOD CENTER Connecticut Valley reorganioatlon pifira.” Gary Plalyer, piily Casper, Mexico in the three-day Davis BIG OVALS—WIDE BOOTS—PROWLERS Vm MflM Um |ob.. I ws hm jutl Uw rlDM Da Pont the NiFL, and Amerioan Foot­ International Leagiie b a tt le rain yesterday to beat WeUiera- Lapp Plassa Coin Co. Is Buying _ _ __ m the future there wiUt be am George Archer, Rex Baxter Jr. Cup matches. Colonial Tokesui and Cur­ Pilot for it . . In oohn to match anything! Hm • ball League by the 1979 tor- while while Green Manor and Miller said. Rafaei Osuna, at feild High, 3-2, and loee to Ma- get d*,.4dtch- 97 Center St„ Manchester • Comblnatipn Window* Wa Otoveland office aiKl will move some of the obotocles'and that tried out for tittle Leape, Ish a fourth-place tie in the private U.S. company, has not that scores and reoordi| have 648-6296 Mancbestei* Awning Co. and were aiatighed a number Texas Open. played much recently but has for the goldeii arches....McDonalds en cabinet* and ArpMtrohg oeiUng* work with RoaeUe on fuMUting ^ game before 1971. been aufaanttted and the team ■w Dally 10 A.M.-6 PJM. 196 WEST CENTER ST. wiU be eligible for lea$3)« play. ' Stockton, who cliptured the trained heavily for the current STATION . . . Open Tbur*., Fri. 9 PJtt. for the merger, matches. He wiH play stogdea now awaits the CIA/Ca derision 4 t WEST CENTER STREET H i U T S . and FrL till 9 PJM. Telephone 649-41091 - PAINTS Manager Eddie'Btonky of the > Robertson Pork is directly be- coveted Colonial title only a COLE’S your convenience. Established 1949 MUt Woodaad, elected presi- in doubles on who and )tow many teams SILVER LANE EXTENSION Monday Cloaed dent ofafter the' June Chicago WhlU So* has a con- hind the Whiten Library and Week ago, fired a 71 Friday and ^ prolmbly also 451 WEST CENTER ST.— 643-5332 ttiat tract which extendjitturoufh the Ooimnunity.T «ii North Main ooid he wasn’t a bit tired of Sunday, will quadify for the state tour- will continue in He sold iotine ere PfnbnUy neineat. \ ^tpotlL He is a salaried ^otfloUL 1969 intiirvicwed hr ^inctena.

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t MANCSHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN« SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 PAGE THIRTEEN \A. THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and STORTEN H«lpW ant«4- H t i p BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 MotoleyelM— PAG® TWELVE Bfeyetet 11 F t m d t 3 5 Fc iim I* 3 1 S hoe salS man, AQci«vaL.Fii)5 i m foam T hEHHELAC£$1AXIUP'< HHCHEXT SOUND WOMAN for general house­ SAIiBSLADT —' Junior depart* OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB MOTORiCrCL® 1968 (Senre) RUGGS BUNNY Antwir to Prtviout Puixl* CLASSIFIED VfOOTSIE limu ONE-MOUGUr M MIMD KOUICARlE'lEBlOOPi rlNlD¥MlNEA25; work, no kumdry, 8 days ment, experience helpful but Push, 3B0 oc, on bijeodoti, ex- weekly, own tranisportatlon. not necessary, good hourly About Birds oeBent oondMon, 8(X) mttee, b e a s t v T x , I'L L CALL YA COMR)et.* «URFEET \ Call 649-681& rate, part-time 1-6:85 or full DECENT OP WHEN m s READY 0RUNG YOU A $400. ChE «4e-2694 after B;80. ACKOSS 32In^ldnaI NEEPim«t)weiiTMev time, 40 hour week. Call Mrs. VOU INVITING SYLVESTERl LfTTLE G»1FT— A 33 Oriental porgy ADVERTISING IS Snyder tor appointment, 648* ME TO DINNER/ 'MAKE VERSELF 1— runner TIGHT loye benefits. OaU 269-4923. 15 Upward alope 49 Gunlock catch VOUR RICH RELATIVES7 16 Except that PLEASE REA dJ ^ U R AD service. 742-7607. / Please apply: irsught 61 Unit of weight '5 Amerlcsn 31Ahd (UUn) g Ee ANINO l a d y , Fridays, 7 52 Feminine thrush 34 Nauticgl term or 6 boors, $1.80 per hour, depreision appellation 35 Handled.. Clawalfled or yKvaX Ada” asre taken over Hm phone ae a STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stone 18 CompaH point 6 Avoid sdroltly convenience, ‘pfe advertlaer ehonld read hla ad toe nR8T PIONEER traasportaiUon hxnisbed. OaU 19 It home 53 Mead (Fr.) 7 Hinder 37 SmiU H n «. walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ 21 Peer Gynt’a 54 Concluilon 8 Young gost 38 Feminine ntmt DAF n AFFBARS and REPORT ERRORS .In tone for the races. All concrete repalre. AERODYNAMIC 649-8692.^ mothar 55 Low und hlU 9 Fancy 39 Tries out next Inaerttoil. The Herald la reaponalble for only ONE Inoor- Reasonably priced. 643-0861. 56 Dirk 10 Became taut 41 Detested reel or omitted Ineertion for any advertlaennent and then only SYSTEMS, INC. DAY WAITRESS wanted 10:80- 22 Even (poet.) 57 Tunisian pasha 42 Make amendf ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 23 Inactive 11 Devoured to to^mctent of a “make good” Inaertlon. Errors which do not ATTICS, CBUJLRS and yards Pioneer Industrial Park i;3<), mtatmum 6 days. Please 24 Number 58 One who (suffix) 19 Kind of 43 Gritty pheasant 45 Workman who Inaaon the value of the advertisement will not be eorreoted by cleaned, trato hauled to the Manchester, Conn. apply tel peiaon. WUIUe’s Steak VOU THINU MY PBOPuep \\OULP VtXJ GUYS TURN ...JUST 50'S MY PEOPLE 25 College official DOWN ce good” hieertlom 27 Bamboolike 1 Succinct 20 Striper finishes enda dump. Reasonable. Call 643- Exit 94 o ff Route 16 House, 444 Center St. TURN TOUR KING LOOSE M e LOOSE IF 1 INVADED COULD HAVE A LOTTA 26 Masculine name 50 Scottish AFTER I fASSEP YCXJR COUNTRY, THEN FREE EATS AT VOUR grata 2 Lifted 6819 or 1-684-4624. 20 Manager (ab.) 3 Hebrew ascetic 28 Assam silkworm abeepfold CENTENCE ON 'IMP SURRENDERED.., EXPENSE.^ 4 Summer (Fr.) 30 Musical noje 52 Redactors (ab.l 31 Alwtyi (contr.) 643-2711 875t3136 SHARPENINO Service —Saws, FDLL-TIMB JOBS available for 1 12 n r . r (RoekvUle. ToD Free) knives, axes, shears, skates, girls with mechanical aptitude SALESGIRLS rotary blades, ({irick service. and who respond to a chal­ 14 Capitol Equipment Q>. 88 Main r r Sill c o p e l a n p f t — ^ lenge. We will train. Job con­ For Junior apoats ww and St., Manchester. Hours dally sists of lapping and polishing 7-6, imursday 7-9, Saturday 7- Tr . Isf. U. I. N l. O N ,» ^ fl|Mi nMTVtd S^AR CnA/OA. s - n ooametics departments. Al­ rr Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? • 1947 hr IWtod PmUm l)r*Ni60lR 1*6. quartz wafers to a precise A 648-7968. j ___ — I I______so gtat tor general offica z thickness. Small Shop atmos­ work. Good fud^time poat- 24-Hour Answering Service BALES AND Service on Arlene. phere wlto Uberei ho^tal and tions open, very gxxtd work­ Insurance coverage. Apply in BY J. B. WILLIAMS Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn Rooftng— Siding 16 Business Opportunity 28 Schools and Clossos 33 ing conditions. Apply OUT OUR WAY 2 " Free to Herald Readers mowers. Also Homellte chain person 9-12 and 1-4. Reevee- HOME Improve* PACKAGE STORE tor sale. For Hoffman Dlvleion, 11 Bragg 2 saws and Intematlonal Cub BIDWELL A Better Job Want Information on cme of onr olaaslfled advertowmentaf medt (3o.—Roofing, sldlAg al­ initormeuUon caK PhUbrick St., Blast Hartford. D &L s-ar NOW LOOK— I’VE BAITED ALL THESE HOOKS FOR YOU— 5T Cadet 'Tractors. Rental equip , WHEN VOU CATCH A FISH SIMPLY CUT THE LINE OVER No answer at the telephone listed? Simply oaO the ment and sharpening eervice terations, additions and re* Agency, ReaHora, 649-5347. Through Training Miancfaester Slhopping Parkada . u . s . O H . THIS BUCKET, DROP IN VOUR CATCH,TIE 6 n A N O TH E R modeUng Of all types. Bxcel- RN (3HARGE nurse tor newly HOOK AND YOU'RE IN BUSINESS AOAIN WITHOUT EVEN on all makes. L A M Equip BY LEFF and McWILLIAM.f lent''workmanshlp. 649-64DA A-1 OPPORTUNITIES Earn BIG MONEY opened wing In new modem D AVY JONES . HAVINS TO TOUCH A WORM OR A FISH.' TLL BE BACK EDWARDS ment Corp, Route 88, Vernon, convaleecent home. Pay ecale , ,, ----- ITZ------HA-HA.’ IF VOU'RE LATER ON-I'M GOINS TD TRYMY LUCK DOWN 876-7609 Manchester Exchange INTERNATIONAL exceUent, hours 7-S. RockvlUe SECRETARY FOR »P l«y «• THAT TEARS IT.' TH EN VOU HOLV TOLEDO' STREAM AWAY.' > SUNOCO YOU HAP ME HOOKED REALLV DIDN'T T H A T 'S A GONNA STAY IN SPY —Enterprise 1946. Memorial Nursing Home. $76- UNTIL THAT KID NOTICE THE MIDGET AGENT *1 BIZ, YOU'LL HAVE ANSWERIN6 SERVICE Roofing and Franchises Available TRACTOR TRAILER STUBBLE ON TO G E T WITH IT, SO? ns LAWI'I MOWERS sharpened end 0771 649-3081. O L' BUDDY. 1. 6-week paid pcrid trainkngtraining pro­ ______diversified office sklUs, good THE LITTLE 6494)500 875-2519 repaired. Picked up and de- Chimneys 16-A _____ Ig Training . GUV'S CHIN? 43 W gram. EXCELLENT TYPIST willing typing and shorfhand required. 39 Bnglnee tuned up. <3all r o o f in G—REPAIR of roofa. 2. E b ^ le n t 7 and leave yonr meesage. Ton'll hear from onr adverUser In group retirement to learn medioal terminology Business school or college 649-7968. Career mihded men for 46 Jig time without spending aD evening at toe telepboiia. The best In gutters and con­ and insurance program avail­ some of the largest truck­ for weekend work In the X*Ray trained preferred. Rockville CUSTOM WORK done on aU ductors. Repair of chimneys, able. ing companies. We are the Dept, of Manchester Memorial area. Salary open. Write Box too. Can Oougbl’n. 648-7707. 3. Exclusl-ve custom Ueoding largest and moot modern H o^tal. Hours approximately G Hereld. 49 50 51 types fences, wood or chain Automobiles For Solo 4 link, etc. Painted and repair- system. training center to make 10 a.m.-6 p.m. on Saturday and iz :------^ ROOFma - specialising 4. Professional oounsettng. you a qualified tractor Simday. (^ 1 Mrs. Strekel, 648* BABYSITTER wanted—4 days 1964 ALPINE, $1,395. Also 1968 ed. Clothes Hne poles. No Job ^ ^ 0 6 roots iD. IT'6 BEEK \ anteed on graduation. box In an envelopa — dean, first $100 takes it 643- ed. Free estimates. R. E. Cun* or fun-ttene. 649-9632 between WANTED — RegMsiM hair* 'itXJ'RE PLANNING TD GET MARRlEP. / OvLLEP C J F K ^ addressed to the Classl* YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. In Hartford 9. Budget plhn available (train 0031. ningbam, 649-9970. 10 ajn.-12 noon. dresaer as wratoing manager. fled Mansger, Manchester OeUara, aitUcs, yards and small now, pay later). ■■ — oentral tocaiton, good working Evening Hei^d, togther trucking done A-1 right Call We train full or part-time E08 with a memo listing the students in the Hartford 10. Members of Mass., RL oondSticns. GMI ahytima, 648- Tremono Trucking Service toll Mimnory. Truck Owners Assn, and 4949. companies you do NOT CLEARANCE SALE free, 742-9487. area on many makes and wsnt to see your letter. Dressmaking 19 models of equipment No Safety Assn. BY ROY CRANE Your letter will be de­ FRIDEN HALRDRESBER, full-time, top BUZZ SAWYER 1961 Chevrolet limpala 4-door TREE EJfPERT — Trees cut high school dipioma iteces- I f QuaJtflpd, a Short , , __ saloty end oomntinton. 649- stroyed If the advertiser is hardtop, V-8 automatic, building lots cleared, trees saxy. Local and long dla* one you’ve mentioned. If dothes, zipper repairs, etc. Tralniing Program Y EXCUSE ME,COR.SAWVER, HE'S THE MAN FROM THE specdai at ...... $596. topped. Got a tree problem? tance Jobs waiting. Guaran- . phiU-Tlme Or Part-Time MARCHANT BUT THE BACK DOORBELL CHINESE RESTAURANT. HE CAME not It win be handled In Reasonable prices. 643-0741. the usual manner. Well worth phone coll. 742- toed plaeement assistance DAY Or NKSHT .» BABYSHTPER Dor coa ctaOd, 8 V 16 R1KQIN6, FOR THE TRAYS HE DELNEREP 1961 dheivrdet Bel Air, 4-door upon graduatton. Tredn now 8263. XViWXM O N v Rx v vO ^ xE -/ <*>5* to toy to*na. OaU 648- VOUR AND MAMA'S DINNER sedan, automatic, special —Pay when working. Let tightod FMd IN LAST NISHT. at ...... $495. LAWN TOO BIG In iteed of Maying— Trucking— " AH.lSEEl American Tractor TraiHer Lost and Found 1 cleaning, fertilizing, mowing, Sforoga 20 teach you thds paying W e can put you Into FIVE PTG- N C R TAB OPERATOB-want inteiU- 1959 Ohevrotot 2-door hendtop, etc. 7 Please phone 389-4896, profesrion that ^ y s $260. URB INCOME BRACKET for gent axparienced operator wMli IX SEATS ME, ALL 1 . fat. QM. please oaU 649-2088. peates. N.E.T.T.T. now to age 10 up. OaU 640-6416 after B u l k f l n ^ evenings, 34(t969S. Bast Hembtond, Oomv iiwing modem Goa and Die­ 4. Holp Wowtad Mda 34 MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI WANTTD-IUDB to Pratt it Canfraeltng 14 EXTERIOR AND Interior peint- sel equipment. Fort or fUfl- WWtaey, second shllt, gate 3. ____ Trucks— Traeton 5 KEYPUNCH operaior-026 Al­ OARBENTEQRS wanted, fram - ALL TYPES of cabinet work, i2ig. WaUpaper books, paper time training. OaU Hart­ •Tbor OaU 6 48-^ 7. 1Q6S pha Numeric, fuU-time only, EXPERLENCED woman to care era, layout men, 80 hour week. OiOiL CHEVROLET pick kitchen remodeling our spe­ banging. Ceilings. Floors, S\d- ford 247-1868. Placement soU c e q o h h a c m A /M v WHATNONeeN'ee/ YbU THINK VOU T H A T 'L L B E F IV E Inick, 8’ body, poet-traoUnn, extra benefits. Gaer Brotoera, for 24 year old female potto, Call Goto Carpentera, 246-2136. PlCTVee IN THY SeG bN R S / WOULD LIKB to trade 6% cialty, 22 years experience. ly insured, woikmansblp guar­ aselBtainoe upon giaduatton. CAN CAP7Uf2BMVOOTOTANPIN& CENT^ PLEASE. heavy duty springs and ckiteh- 140,JRye St„ South W ndsor. mcsnlngs, summer, 648-0479. HUH'^ I'D LiUE ID in books Plaid Stamps for 6% Fair prices. OeU Lou Dasoanio, anteed. L to PeUetier, 649-6lfM., LABORERS FOR tondsceqiinc CHACAcwaieTice) to eEOONoe/ Big engine. Registered % ton, VOU DOIT... r R H A L X V books SAH Green Stamps. 649-6985 anytlm a H no answer 648-9048. PART-TIME or fuU-time book­ woric, no experienoo necessaty, yo u ceA L L -v m a / ^ m b u a u g h ( dean , serviced reguBasly. 678! boMPANION-Attendant tor el- WOULD UUie TO &££■ ' ' you oeALLy d o / 643-4090. derly person, daytime hours, keeper. Apply Marlow’s, Ihc. must be over 18. CaU Graah r 6047. QUALITY Carpentry—Ilooms, 867 Main St land Ihiraacy, 648-0689. • , _ . THAT/ no Sundays or holidays. Ap{dy dormers, porches, basements, Ftoor Rnishhig 24 'VOUfZ\. ' 0 ^ RIDE WANTED to Pratt ft George Marlow, 649*6321 before WMtney, fflnst ebltt, from Man­ reflnlshed, caMneta, built-lna, AAA OPPORTUNITY vv ?0/Zm A\T Trollars— FLOOR SANDING and zefintoh* 6, 648*6060 after 6 p.m. chester Green, oeft after 4. 649- form lda, aluminum, ylnjd, Ing (specializing in older PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER ,1N iO 7066. M ^lla Hamas 4-A steel, ceramo elding. WtUlam ^ waxing Operate Heavy Equiianent d r y GLBANINO counter clerk rSmeararamOraD fliratanirara aawara/g MVAisaas^ ® * . .«• x_i______x ___ .a______i _ a ___ v _ _ ^^C O UD S Robbins Carpentry Service, fuU-time, steady work. Apply, — ------— ------J —;— ~ NIMROD Rtvimna tent trailer, floors. Painting. Papexhang- 649-8446. Ing. NO Job too smalL Jobn at 299 Weet Middle Tpke. One 3 ^ Autamabllas For Sow 4 spore ■wheel and ore, 2-bumer Bam while you learn. Earn Hour Martinizing. COLLEGE STUDEI^TS Berauanaittc gaa stove, CARPENTRY —concrete work Verfaille, 649-6760. to $300 weekly as a pro- 1986 FORZV-Qustom V-S, outxK oven, $486. 649-TB64. anything from cellar to roof, fessional HBAvY BQUlP-r COUNTER GIRL -part-time, 6- For intorestiiiK and rttnnneiativc smoiiMr om- M matic, radio and beatier. Mo- Inside and out, no substitute Bondo— Stock*— MENT OPERATOR. For 1 a.m . shift. Apply Bees Baixm ploymont, apply in person at the cfaanically good condition. $90. - Garage— Servieo-^ for quality work, soUsfaction the first time in the USA, Donuts, 160 Center St OaU 647-0627 oftor 6 pm . guaranteed, competitive prices, Mortgoga* 27 Allstate Training Center offers qualified men 19 and CAFI AIN EASY .BY LESLIE TURNEH Staraga 10 No Job too small, DftD Car- j j o r t g AOT CLERK TYiraT to handle NEED OAR? Your oradlt turn- LOANS - first, over the opportunity to ■variety o f work tor induetrial !TT YSS^ A SOPY WAS SHIPPED TO SX. FITS TH' DESCRIPTION O' pentry, days 648-1904, evenings ALDON SPIHNINa MILLS CORP. I DOUBT it: and ed down? Short m.OOHS \ TV CAMERAS-, / I'M MINUTE dan. Mack, poor . condition. ^* ■“** ...... - ■ ..m i BusIltOU OpportUlllly 28 THE PRINTINO BUSINESS « ^DBca- ^ ■ ' \-. JO.' 648-0939 after 5:80. J euMOHs CMhjOPffi tras. Must seU. Call 648-8409. Oo., 628-8987. financing. For an ap- * ' ’ pointment cedi Paul J. Ctorren- ► danrlfpBtpr tuptims Ifpralii J li- i 1966 DODGE wagon, good body IW «ti h Real, Estata, OiS-dSOI, 646- agar.sar*' Read fleraia Ads •» C fcy NUa 5 -* 7 KlmuMH -• g "-

^ 4 ' V'. , l t IT A, . PAGE FlliTBEW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTL^t, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 _____ ^ ---- Suburban For Salu 75 Suburban For Sciu 78 PAGE FOURTEEN Heusot For Salt 72 Homts For Sola 72 Suborbaa For Salt 75 F u r n is h e d Rtsorf Fiootrtv Housm For Salt 72 Houm For m m #a riQU9«i n>r ^ BAST H AR inroR O - -- 2-fliBriqr . Help W onted^ Articles For Sole 45 HouseheM Ooodt SV Rooms WUhout »oiigbts and puLIrTIME,^ and palrt-tiine BJlecttlc Refrigerator, Oak 2170. PhUbrick Agency, Realtor Ask about bonus envelopes. vate bath and ■ porch, nri* callatlon available July , 29- FHA garage, bus, Hutchto. Agmcy. lots. Our signs on premises. T. NORTHS COVBN7TIY • complete details call Paul J COVENTRY — 6 ucim bow a oa\) CLASSIFIED weekends. Apply in person openinga for luncheonette, ex- Cole’s Discount Station, 461 August .12,-4 rooms akid bath, . _ J. Crockett, Reattor. 648 1577. 640-6S:(7. OorrenU, 643-5863, 648-2126. Westown Pharmacy, 469 Hart- perience helpful but not peces floor and paiWng- 6*4'8163. Realtors. 649-5824. COOL IT 2 acres of land, 8 outbuHdinga, West Center St. private sandy beach, riespa 6./--J?®®-.'*'*™- MANCHESTER — Cape, large. sary. Apply W. T. Grant Co., $116. weekly. 644-0788. . Dougan, tteaMor, ,^649-4585. MfNCHB8TER--6 room Garri­ COVENTRY — newer 6 room ftult trees, $18,000. No sgmMi ford Rd. family sized kitchen, Uylng Manchester Parkade. TOR BETTER cleaning, to keep Business Locations, son Colonial, modem kitchan spring la late, don’t mtsa home, excellent comttUon, fire­ OaB 740-6837. GIANT’S NPCK Helghto-pri- CRBNBJY E8TATB-^4 WOW , 4 room with fireplace, 3 bad- the opportuhlty to enjoy a advertising colors gleaming, use Blue Uirf- drop-leaf taWe, electric heater, with' bottt-ta range, dlahrlnuto- l t g n For Rent 64 rooms, 2 full baflis,' aluminum hot summer in a cool rural place, garage, privacy. 8 ^ — Owner tranafasPed, Y O U N G M A N tre carpet cleaner. Rent elec­ modem sink and fixtures, oil l ig IHT housekeeping rooms for vate beach ieaort, 4 rtx)m Cot- t»ths. 2eat-. gara^. APPW*' er, dlapoeal. 2:Bone hot water acrea, i^ond, oaB now. Only • ^ Ranch has larga Imately 8 acree of laild. By' ap­ _ HOMES siding, $16,9()0. Fhllbrick Agen­ 6-room Cape. 3 bedrooms, C3LASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. H O U ^ tric shampooer 81. The Sher- heater, 3 burner oM stove, elec- Qgj| m 8.407A STORE TOR RENT, Mata St7, tage, 2 bathrooms, heat and beat, excellent flnanctag, 3l9>- $17,900. Hayes Agency, 646- PART-TIME pointment. J^llbrtclt/ Agancy. cy, Realtors, 640-5847. garage, treed lot, close to family • room, flreplaca aim > 8 AJa. to 5 PAl win-Willlama Co. trie sewing machine, ^readle ...... — Manchester In State The^W hot water. Huge rear supdeck,. 900. PWlbrick Agency, Real- highway. $17,500. Call Mr. 0181. paneled wbR ta li'vtag room, To take charge of our sewing meuSilne, radio, miiscel- Ksaltors, 64^5347. v men’s department. Good M E N or W OM EN buildtag, reasonabta rent. For sleeps 8. 390 weekly. 742-8142. toAv 649-5S47. AND LOTS WOODHILL* HEKSHTS — 7 Lewis, 649-6806. 1% batte, landBcaped wooded laneous lamps, dishes, electric Inlormatian please caffl theatra MANtttlESTBR—4 bedroom Oo- ■ ANDOVER—lakefronts 4 room lot ta pleasant neighbdthood, fuM-time position. Apply Apartments— Flofs— COLUMBU La k e —for rent, ^uom Cblontel, near shopping. Ranch. Stone, Hteplace,\ trees: riOPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. kdtehen utensils, pots, pens. m an a^ r at 648-7882. lonlal on a 150 X 200’ Wt, Wg Over 20, wanted tO work Beats and Accessories ^ small waterfront , cottage^:, Com* out Vernon Street, schools and highway, 3 bad- sV'\ W V $19,500. Louis Dtanock Raoltjr, D A I IMJFOEB PUBLICATION. Modem wood storm windows Tenements______63 ______^ family kltoh« with all bultt- bus Walk-out basement, $10,900. in retaia stores. Pleasant June, July and August, 643; pest LydaU Straet. then rtxims, 1% - baths, oversized Assumable mortgage, $79.88 649-9823. ■ DesdUm for Satitrday Monday b 5 p.m. Friday. D & L 85 H. MERCURY outbid, and bronze screens 36 x 51, 32 in r«7i STORE — HEATED, 20x70 ins. Heated family room, for- Dm . garage, shaded lot. sewers and BARROWS and WALLACE Co. easy work. Ideal for' any­ X 51, 24 X .39; combtaaUona LOOKINO TOR anyWngta^uanything In real ”^;;;5own 840 Mata Main St. St, M«». Man 2693. take your second left into monthly. Pasek Realtors, 289- one who wishes to add to 1969 model, rebuilt In 1966, mal (Mntag rojwn, fireplaced ™ B*^tor. Rtatamoind Drive. Stop at city water, low 20’s. Principals Manchester Parkade , > Manchester Shopping Parkade wood storm door. OaM 643- s^ta rentaU — apartmente, ' . q ^ji b22-8114. 7476, 742-8243. his income. Opentags avadl- electric starter. 649-6326. homes, multiple dwrillngs, no Chester, o a u ______MISQUAMICUT, Rhode Island llvtag room, 2-car^garage, V^- o48-i07T. ^ the l&rat house on the left only. ^649-7813. Manchester 649-5806 WontMk-Rnal Sslota 77 8837, 5-7 p.m. DIAL 643-2711 ahde days, eveningB and —summer resort' Stanton Real­ verton Agency, Realtors, 649- utsTBD—6 room Garri- . arid let our representative PENN YAN 14’ square stem ------— ------.. _____ fees.------Call — J. D. Real Estate, MANCHBSTBR — Convenient- VERNON—LARGE 4 bedroom ANDOVER—Five room Ranrii, 8-bedroom bouse UB- Sundays, Apply before 6 na7irw> s h.n Evinrude motor. WHITE METAL KlTOHl^ 648-5136. ------OFFICE for---- rent ObB ty still has a good Mle<^on 2818. son dolooial, with attached ga- show yod some superiotive 3 years old, walk-out base­ der $22,000. for well quaUtlad ------rage, beauttfutty mantataed, ; wooded lots ta Manches'- ly located 6 room older home, cJolonial, 1963, near Parkway, p.nv. to ^ cabinets; extra large double —— ------. 648-0090, or 643-5675, of two and thrafc bedroom cot­ W EST'^E -319,900. »x large ment, acre lot. Call now, orty buyer. Pleaae call aa soon M ______- cast iron white stak; Frigid- MODERN 4 room second floor ------tor’s newest prestige area. rec room, garage, extra lot garage, fireplace, built-ins, 2 Cenrinutd From ProcodIng Pago Rigl'IRElD MAN — work 10-20 cast iron wn«e sbik; rngiu- —-— ------—. tages for your summer vaca­ rdoma, aluminum aiding, ga­ half acre lot. This exceptional­ $14,500. Hayea Agency. 646- po^bla. Hutchins Agency. aim dectiic range; G.E. auto- apartment, heat, water, l a R g B CORNER stora, dw ^ ly well cored. for home is 6 Pick yoiff lot, then tat iss available. Leonard Agesjcy, baths, watt to watt carpeting, hours per week doing light tion to rent by the wee^, two rage, covered patio, excellent 0131. Realtora, 640-5824. cleaning in pleasant surround- C U M B E R L A N D F A R M S matdc washer, good condition, electric range, refrigei^r, xovm Manchester 45x70-. Pa^ weeks, or more. Wtanapaug years old, located in a quiet explain bur ^xible build- 646-0469. lovely high view. Tranrferred Diamonds— Watches— condition, fcl6’'frwitage. Hutch­ owner asking $28,600. Meyer a NDOVEIR Webster Lane, tags, good pay with uniforms 644-8142. country location, $126, Adult tially finished basement. Call Rd., Misquamicut, B I. Teil. rbsldMitial area. There are 8 tag situation to you. This ts HOUSES W.ANTED—ta every ins Agency, Realtors, 640-6824. MANCHE5STER — 4 bedroom Agency, Realtors, 643-0809. 5% room Ranch, 1% baths, 2 Help Wcmtod—Molo Help W anted-M ale H and equlprnent provided. Ap­ 109 Center St., Manchester Jewelry __ 48______— ------^ couple, no pets. 648-7066 after 522-8114. 1-401-696-2^. lar$e bedrooms, IH baths, truly an oppartunity to part of town, all price ranges. Ranch,' Ideal famMy. home ta acres. Leonard Agency, Real­ ply In person. Friendly Ice TOUR BEDROOM Ranch epo- kticbdii'bolit-jtie, formal dta- build with your own per­ choice oentrafl location. Spa ANDOVER lakefront — your Buyers with cash waiting. CaB JIEX3HANK; WANTB3D - " f o r MECHANIC P j f WATCH AND JEWELRY re- t ^ ’-TV^*326;" m - ^ - ______sUTTB of offlcM presently tag room, fla^ lace^ eXceUent tora, 646-0469. general repairs and servicing amWhton, excellent Cream, 1156 Tolland Tpke., venlently located near East sonal taste and touch. clous Mvtag room with wafl to own summer place for $12,500. now Paul J. Oorrenti, Real Es­ pairing. Prompt service. Up to ^ HAVE customera waiting suited for professional puiposa Wantod To Henf 68 closet space, aluminum atonds Bbclsttag plans readily cars. Flat rate. Paid hoU- and atarting rate, next to Caldor. 320. on your old watch ta toade. ^ drawers. 36; 45 for the rental of your apart- j, now ayaUable In tha Stato ______Hartford. Large living room watt carpet and ftreptace. Year 'round 4 rooms with tate, 643-6363, 643-2125. and screens. Wesley R. Smith, avaUalUta, o f course. Also, Landscaped tree shad^ lot, days, insurance and vacation. Schwarts, Bourne Budck, 286 Closed Mondays, F. E.K;SraY Bray, ■ manle double mwrt or „ home.noma. J. D. Real Ea- ThoatarTheater Building. Can be aub- WANTED to rent or lease, 2 with fireplace, 2 ceramic baths, fireplace, almost new stove WANTED—Lakefront property. PERSON OVER 21. Must be unusual 14 .x”20j family room, Realtor. 6^-1567. . . several fine homes are ta $19,700. Logis Dlniock, Realty, and rrfrigerator included, " Cont^t Tony or Earl, Paul Mata St. ______able to accept responsibility, 737 Main St. State Theatre 643-7180. tate, 643-6129. dlvlded if necessary. For to- or 3 bedroom house, modem, various stages' of construc­ COVENTRY Cash paid. Also multipte dweU- 2-car garage. Hbccettent value, j^ h CHESTER Green area. 6% 649-9823. treed 60 x 180’ lo t Wolverton Dodge Pontiac, 640-2881 DRIVER FOR laundry route Building. formaUon call Theater mana­ ta Manchester area. Adults (3), tags. Contractor, 649-7236. be shift supervisor and take 10 per cent down, 80 year mort- Ranch, i% baths, garage, tion. We WiU be on the Agency, Realtors 649-2813. part-time mornings. Call 649- ______^ ~ BENGAL combination oil and ATTRACTIVE 3% RTOMS, ger. 643-7838. $160. to $225. per month. Call premises this Sunday after­ MANCHESTER — Handyman’a Year ’round cottage for amallr SEAMEN charge of shop 2-4 nights a qui^v - ______■ ' »'■ gags available Wesley R. excellent condition, fine neigh; 2002 for appointment. Lucky " __ ___ week° Earn excellent wages Florists— Nurseries 49 gas stove, Servel gas ^ g e r - collect (201) 262-6021, or'w rite noon for your convenience. special. 6 room oMer house on VERNON —new Raised Ranch, family, fipeplaoe aM gas heat, ties plus parking. Meal ^for LEASE—very busy Smith, Realtor, 648-1667. borhood,, orily $17,600. Hay^ ator, best offer. 649-1722. Mrs. B. J. Condlt, 1016 Boule­ OaM for appointment day bus fine, only $7,900. Paril W. dofle to parkway, but on a 2-car garage, $7,500. BUYERS W A inN G TT? PRODUCTION ------emnlioymeint, including ships to ------7 "' 5;'; '*7; oATir” netted tomato ------; newlyweds. 649rl963 oc 239- excellent location, Tol' vard, New Milford, N. J. Agency,' 846-0181. n ______MANCHESTER ^taow 8 bed- .or nlgiht. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4686. quiet suburban strert, tals nice- ^ ^ Amston Lake, $960. , WORKERS ■ S ‘'r-r‘JiS f fnT :»e on p^.nl„.. A j g.n«, ■ room Ookntal, with 2% baths, nONAL 5% room flW- ly built home la situated on a TnithfUUiy I hove no hybrid brands. 34 ^ mattress! THREE ROOM apartme^, xAVERN—For sale or rent, to- W ontodl To Jt6n l 68 country size kitchen With buUt- ptabed Ranch, rec room, ■ b E l f i o r e a g e n c y landscaped wooded lot. $22,000 Dutch Coliontal, 2 acres o f taiid, lous cash buyers who oM Cream, 1155 Tolland Tpke., Eaton St. south end of Hart- condition. 649-6440. and hot water furniBhed. Call qutoe Birth gt.St. Tavern, or call ' ins Including dishwasher. For­ baths, endoeed porch, garage, Buy from One of the Dimock Realty, 649-9823, 649- bam fo r horse, $19,60(X just watting to purchase first shift startliig rate next to Caldor. ford between Wethersfield Ave. ______|______643-2068. 643-9505. FAM ILY OF 3 desires 6 room mal dtatag room, 24’ Bvtag largd yard enclosed with stock-. RiEJAivrORS 6245. your home. I do need list- ______—------with equivalent deck or en- Fastest Growinfir Realty Free Oatatagues—.Bargain lis ts 32.31 per hour. Must be and BYankHn Ave. SINGER automotic Zig Zag ------rent, first floor or duplex. Call room, heated and fireplaced ade fence. Leonard Agency, / tags and would kike the op- experienced all around gine room experience may ei1Isso< with dial lever for fancy de- SUITABLE for busing woman 481-4S3 MAIN ST. 643-5121 Companies in the VERNON — 6% room Ranch. 6’9” or over. Applications machitUsts, call 643-2781, 8 g;pipiy_ Uo reduction in military SuburiMin For Rent 66 644-0008, - before 3 pm . famUy 'room,. 2-oar »uage, 646;0489.- pottonHy to do an honest GERANIUMS 36 cents, 60 cents signs, buttonholes, appliques, . or mother a ^ daugM«, Double garage, rec room, fire- ajccepted dotty. IntervlewB a.m.-4:80 p.m. Quint Machine retlreimieint. pay if appointed by .$31,900. Wolverton ^Agency, Manchester Area setting Job fo r you. 7 Tuesday. OaU Miss Bannis­ and 76 cents each. Combina­ etc. (sold for over 3200 new) and floor, good conditlw, sp^ r o CKVILLB — Clean 6 room R estore, 649-2813. MANCHBSTBR Green—8 bed-,. plaice. Extras. $19,700. Pasek, STROUT REALTY Ooep. MISTS. W rite ter, 1-774-9606. Apply to; tion pots 31.26 tmd $2.26 each. $6, a month or $48.70 cash, will cdous 4 room apartment, h ^ , g— refrigerator and Buslneu Prdparty _ R o t o r s , 289-7475, 643-0158. RFD 1, HEBRON Situations Wanted— room .Rahch, unu^ INVESTMENT minded—Lovely H. M. FRECHETTE — ------MILITARY SEA Basket.' 33.60. Piansies, dig accept trade. Call 246-4488. , hot water and parking, $100. ^ ouadren only, no pets, For Salu 70 COZY 2 bedroom Ranch, flre- tton, screened porch, attaemra j.fam ily .with a possible ihlrd iiOUIS DIMOCK REALTY your own at 50 cents dozen. ______place, garage, priced for quick GLASTONBURY — Immaculate Mrs. Mott 1-228-9026 MANAGBIR TOR supermarket, TRANSPORTATION Female 38 monthly. 649-9286.______parking, hot water, garage, nicely londsraped. unfinlriied, located a block REALTY 647-9993 Hybrid petunias, 60 cents box. a p a r t m e n t HOUSE—6 units, gale Char Bon Agency, 643- 10x55’ 4 room trailer on 128x 649-9^28 ROGERS CORP, nv^land, 875-9329, evenings. SERVICE ~ ’ mtaiutes from bus line and Near from Manchester’s redevelop RELIABLE MOTHER with ref­ Potted tomatoes, 26 cents each. Antiques 56 located, at the center of Man- 0683. 368’ treed tot. Artesian well. Ekttth Lederer, Branch Manager Brooklyn, N. Y. 11250 erences wishes babysitting f i v e r o o m apartment. Call apppint- ping. Gall 649-0089. - 220 Wiring for stoves and j ^ the flret-oatt taimedtete 1-228-9115 Mill and Oakland Sta. An E ^ a l Oppartundty Open 7 days a week and eve Chester, excellent condition. By ------$10,000 full price. Bel Air Reel days or evenings for working 628-6106. ment. Call 875-1851. air-condltionera. May be pur­ WAilTED — 8 bedroom homS, Manchester Employer V '^i^W ’Voi^^hoIjse, WANTED TO BUY-AnOque appointment, PWlbrick Agen- PARITOR ST —8 bedr o ^ ^ W CONCORD RD. — beautiful ly, 5 room Cape, enotosed Estate. 648-^. parents. 643-8857. steins, furniture, pawtar, lead------. , lonlal, excellent residential sec­ chased completely furnished. porch, all utiUbtes, only $16, must have large li'vtag room, 433 N. Main St. cy. Realtors, 649-6347. Ranch, large living room , foi^ BOLTON—new 6 room Raised MAN WANTED—Apply .in per- ed lamps, art glass, primitives. 3% ^^OM a ^ e ^ c e n ^ Resort Property’ tion, 3 rooms down, full hase- maJ dining room, caWnet kitch­ Wolverton Agency, 649-2813. 500. funnel dtatag room, kttefaea T4RT P ANTED Ranch, cathedral celling in liv­ BOLTON—COZY 4 room Ranch, An Equal Opportunity son, Capitol Equipment, 38 any quantity, 644-8962. location, beet, hot For Rertt 67 Vnent, excellent condition en, 2 bedrooms, recreattou with htalt-taB, 2-car garage. BntMployer ^ forIW oooktag, garage, second------7 _____ —- MANCHESTER vicinity — 2. Weal for couple, 2 bedrooms, ing room, stone fireplace, glass ovelrsize garage With attached Meta St. . . .____ throughout. Only $17,6(X). T. J. room ,. landscaped yard. Mar­ CHient wttttng to pay up to Second and third shift Dogs—Birds—PeH 41 Fuel and Feed 49-A ------—-— — ~ ^ floor ot of pn-v.-, private home. Middle m ISQUAMJ<3UT — 4% rooms, BQLTON Ranch with 4 targe bedrooms new enclosed sunporch, patio, porch, accessible lacge lot and Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. lon B. Robertson, Bealtori ___ . _ aUdlng doors, sundech, buUt- $30,000. Keith A g en ^ , 6I®- openings, 10% shift pre­ Wanted— To Buy 58 aged couple or workingworklnr lady completely furnished, hot wa­ or an ta-law arrangement, 2 carport, beautifW landscaped jjw, basement firepWee, one- $14,900 18 the price. 643-6350. MARINE ENGINEERS AKC BLACK miniature poodles, . , ^ 643-5953. 1922. mium paid. puppy shots, wormed. Call 875- FOR SALEI—First quality baled preferred. Call 643-8101. ter and heated, 395 per week. Six fam ily apartment CONTEMPORARY—9 rooma, 4 fun baths, lar-re kitchen with yerd. (Jatt earty! $16,600. oar basement garage. One acre Francte______J. McCartan,______Broker. LATHE BANDS and gvoanl DECK OFFICERS HOUSEHOLD LOTS, anUques. unit. Excellent condition bedrooms, 2V4 baths, automat­ budilt-lns, fireplaced' llvtag AND 0337. hay. Call 649-6911. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, 643-0491. lot. Immediate o^upmey ^^^jrjjon_ l a RiGE Ranch on machiiilata, paid bqppltalliar throughout. a!u three room ic kitchen, family room, din­ room , excellent oondibtton, $20,- 3. Very dean 6 room Ranch, $22,500. UftR Realty Oo., Inc., Legal Notiee tton, hohdaya and vacatloo Apply In Person glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ Furnished 600. Wolverton Agency, Real- enclosed breezciyay. garage, ■svooded tot, 2 inride end out. New heating cy, Realtora, 649-281$. TRANSPORTATION for sale, call 643-4878. Household Goods 51 room home, on 60x100 lot. Rec tonial, 7 rooma, 4 years old, Mills Suggests Commission tags available momtags for SERVICE A D M IS S IO N room In basement, all ' city system, 1% acres, 2-car gar- ___ Janitor service. Call General 2% baths, family room, panel­ age. Bowers ^S«*ool. Assum- LIST YOUR HOME WITH US SOUTH WINDSOR—Beelzebub MAN Brooklyn, N. Y. 11250 CLEAN, USED refrigerators, Rooms Without Board 59 OF ELECTORS utilities. Bel Air Real Estate, ing, alumtaum riding, 2-oar Rd. oversized 6 room Cape, full Services Inc., 46 Oak St., 649- Notice is hereby given that GLENDALE RD. Or Phone TOUR beautiful klttwie look­ ranges,ranees automatic washers.washers, ______— ------Notice is hereny given tnav 643-9332. garage; $29;900. P?iUbrick ■nmREMOT wrrHAonoMi shed dormer, 1% baths, finish­ 6334. ______EVw day work ta printing Area Code (212) GE 9-5400 ing for homes. Call 643-0617. with guarantees. See them at ROOM FOR j-i the Board of Admission of Elec- BOLTON’Maocheatar Una—6 Agency, R^tora, 649-6347. er, 648-0068. ______ed rec room, 2rcar g;arage, one Outside Look Urged t i r e SERVICE man, 46-66 plant, some work experi­ Extension 5122 or 5126 ------■------B. D .^ e a r l’ s Appliances. 649- OUiet ^ tore for the Town of Coventry Now under constructlosl — acre wooded tot, excellent oon- FREE TO GOOD homes, one g ^ ^ T l. Charter Oak St. 643-8368. ^ ______room Ranch oat high on large Ranches, Raised Ranches, hours per week. Must be ence desirable but not re­ An Ekjual Opportunity will be ta session in the Town TALLWOOD MANlex, 2 heati^ ^atoma, - condition. Two fireplac- only 3 years oM, fine location, A t Spending^ Taxes . Paid vaoatior and other bene­ Etoyes Agency, 648-0181. fits. Experienoe helpful but not Mrs. Christensen, 8:30 a.m.- ^^mbrntaerrh^rns l^ge. pleasantly furnished ^ r the purpose of admitting aU is a unique community of ea, m hatha, tree shaded % good tacome. Thtoktag of in­ included. Hurry. Hayea Agency ^ ^ jO’s, vestment property, led i b show WASHINGTON (AP) — Its er, many of whoaa recommetidta essential. Apply ta person, 4 pm . Tlhe Burroughs GOLDEN Retriever puppies, S uJ^n;w co^Som Orig rooms, poking. Call 649-2368 pe^ 3 who are tound to ^ ^omes in a private NINE ROOM older home, de- Directions: Follow Keeney Help Wanted— you what ■we ha've. PWlbrick OTchote-Man<*eeter Tire, Inc., Corp., Businees Porms and raised with children, excellent etc. Uke new ^ ^ permanent q^aufi^ to be electora of the alrable south end location, St., turn right on Bush Hill ______J______principals only. 649-7861. NORTH COVENTRY No, 1 tax authority says Oon-. Goo* ^**** Male or Female 37 taally over $300 ------_ Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. 266 Breed St. Supphes Group, Rt. 30, 'Tol- for pet, field or show- Health good conifiUon, 2 fireplaces, 1% Rd. Glendale Rd., first land, Oomn. An equal opTor- $53.50. Take over payments of guest rates. W^OHE^ - MANOraaST^ guaranteed. 649-9116. ' The qualifications are as foi- homes for your unhurried baths, tree shaded % acre lot. street on right. special, 8 rooms, city water, 5H room Ranch, built 1958, turdty employer. BROILER MAN, salad girl, $9 monthly. 522-0478. outriden to t»toe a coM-ayed ^ departmantB, knktag waitresses, bus boys, di-'' lows: Applicant must be twen- jnepection. Just o ff South Transferred owner. Priced rea- dty sewer, convenient loca­ located on 60 acres of Mgh ADORABLE PART ANOORA Immediate Occupancy Lots For Sole 73 look at pmnnimient spending ^ a«ictan$ ways to or* kT G.E. REFRIGERATOR, good BsUcally in low 20’a. Principals tion, struotixelly sound. Only dry land, 4-room cottage washers, bartenders. Apply ty-one years of i^e, m ^ b e a Street, 5 m inuteS WESLEY R. SMITH and baxtag. range and opeoate them. ACCOUNTANT Gas Light P"'-*aurant, 30 Oak — condition. 'Call J43- O IL BIDS resiaemresident of or the ure Town iuwii of Coven- ,, , x , n __ only, 649-7881. $9,600. Hayes Agency, 646-0181, Three bedroom Ranch, 3 BOLTON—Large wooded lots and chicken coop also on ______^ -. The Coventry Board of Edu- try for six months. Any appli- from Manchester Center on CONSTRUCTION CO. tAocks frbm Manchester ta prime reridentlal araas, property. A real buy at Oiatamen W ^ ^ What to needod now, he raM. L0CKE21 ROOM attendant. Ap­ St., Manchester. 5560 after 3. MANCHESTER —6 room Ranch Aiifc., o f the House Wbya ^ study focustag on . *tv*tto«. Degree required, at least 3 MANCHB S T E R — execirtlve Shopping Parkade, all targe starting at $3,500. Call 643- $22,800. ply Manchester Country C3ub. XiLLIE—AKC beautiful sable —r—r:— . p wash- cation is seeking bids for fur- cant who is a naturalized ciU- ^he Glastonbury town line. with 8 bedrooms, formal dtatag Means Oommlttae says WKfa a j^-artiess of depoirtmeat or years’ experience in indus­ ’ 643-1567 borne. Porter St. area, 8% rooms, huge closet space, 4461 or 649-7367. male, 11 weeks old, champion ^ g^g. fuel oil to the Coventry zen of the Uni^ S t^ shall q room, firepJacad li'vtag Ihom, pan^ Should k«k at o u ^ agency knee and oonductad trial accounting, through rooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 4 large oversized car garage, PART-TIME—-Clerk and driver, SOUTH METHODIST blood lines, private home. 643- ^ Public Schools for the school present the certificate of his large kttohen with built-tas, bedrooms, Florida room, 27’ 100x200’ —A-ZONB LOT, water WARREN E. HOWLAND oompletefty by oUtrirtera,” general ledger and ftaan- 9633. ______yeaj._ September 1967 through naturalization or a copy thereof $18,500. J. Bogdan, 649- ^ m adult, good driving record, for 1% baths, 2-oar garage, $26,600. MANCHESTER —new 3 bed­ kitchen with hullt-tas, inter­ 6306. and sewer. Call 848-4163 be- Realtor 643-1108 tion for rattanoi pottcy. Mitts to ^ Oongnas woittd elal statements. Some wholesale dSistributor in Man­ CHURCH ■ ST^andel DELCO forced hot air furnace, ^ygiist 1968. Itemized specifi- issued by the United States Im- tween 9-6 p.m. knowledge of cost and 6 4 7 - 9 9 2 1 Wolverton Agency, Realtors, room Garrison Oglofitel, ft>rm^ com, oompletaly aiivcondltloo- “ artsocatou" chester, steady work. 643-2626. eS ^ W n S tta S ret April air humidifier, 85 gallon ^ ^ „ ,,e obtained from migration and Naturalization range policy of tax redttctloo. ______taxes. Salaiy open. Pleese has a 3-roofh unfurnished pies, exceiieni marKinga, rtra dncl ___ L C.GREEWOUGH CO 649-2813. dining room, 24’ llvtag room ed, 2-car garage, beautify T3 ^7 TWO TREED LOTS —Vernon third flObr apartment at G.E. hot water heater, duct David L. MacKenzie, Busi- Service. with fireplace, huge kitchen landscaped toti For further ta- LJ Vv send ' resume or call sona'jle, 643-0015. Dated at Coventry, Connecti­ 100 X 166’ tor ^ n < ^ s - q o u n TRY LIVING—New 8- Ptaneer Aerodynamic Sys­ 20 Hq^’tford Road rent free work. Call after 6, 649j^51^__ Manager. Box 188, Coven- with hUilt-ins, heated fkmlly formation oak R. F. Dimock b ARROWIS end WALLAOE Oo. cut, this 25th day o f May 1967. ter 180 X 300 $4,700. Wjrirarton Gold Medallion Ranch ^ policy,” MlOa tata Birchers’ Float tems, Inc., Manchester, INDUSTRIAL PLUMBER in exchange for light cus­ BASSET Hound—AKC, female, LARGE DOUBLE Chest freez- try. Conn, room, m bathe, attached ga- Oo., 649-5246. „ todial duties. No pets or Richard M. Galinat, Sweet and Sunny Manchester Parkade 649-5306 Agency, Realtors. 649-2818. ^ completed, bulk especl^ can’t fll 644-1581. 2% years, excellent with chil­ er, good clean running condi­ * For children. Ideal for active J. Richard Nicola, » ly tor toe you^ i^pto ^ nanoe-torough taxee toe pro- Is Approved lor , dren. 649-0338. tion, best offer takes it. Call rooms, living room, dtatag MANCHESTEI^-4 room Cape, retired couple. Richard M. Hawley, BOLTON—One acre wooded tot getting started, M I26x475_w«n extatence as they IVrMPWflllc An Equal C^pcrtunlty FULLER BRUSH CO. 649-1700 after 5 p.m. ! @ 3 Idtchen, central, near 2 bedrooms, large kitchen. INVITATION Elmore Turkington, i room, with brook. $3,600. 646-0264. gsirden area and trees. Mora jgjjee wouM A cugoux? Employer Earl T. Trotter , near riiopping and schools, St. Articles For Sole 45 Board of Admissions schools, bus, shopping. Im------water toon yo« can use from a 41^ economy Into a tall- Immediate openings for ex­ TO BID Derby Day Quilt maculato. Bel Air Real Estate, James Pwlsh. Setting below ----- 190’ dritted well. Priced at on- NOHWALK (AP) — By a one- perienced first class indus­ 336 Porter Street, 649-0834 s c r e e n e d l o a m for best 643-9332. , ______ai^naised vahie. Asking $9,900. Land For R u t 73-A vote margin, toe NorasaSk Va^ NOTICE Sealed bids will be received S “But w loac our options for Meiiorial Day Oommtttoa ELECTRICIAN’S helper, ex­ trial plumber. lawns and gardens. Also sand, J. D. Reel Estate, 648-5129, or perienced, Immediate steady ------gravel and fill. George H. Grif- TOWN OF COVENTRY at the office of the General SEVEN ROOM Cape, Bowers 649-8538. BOLTON—150’ frontage, busi­ e?^a tlS^oS ^W UI We <*« in eftoct allowed early today employment. Wlson Electrical Accepted applicant wi'U en­ OPPORTUNITY TO grow with jug _ Andover, 742-7886. Manager, 41 Center Street, School area. 3 bedrooms, kitch­ ness zone on Route 6 A 44A, - young expanding company ______ZONING BOARD OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY en, li'ving room, dining room, MANCHESTER — $16(900, 6 Oo. 649-4817. joy ideal working condi­ Manchester, Conn., until Jime land lease. Call Paul J. Opr- a B.^OoHmroSS!'oonn.. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ tions, company paid fringe in the sales department. Pre- DARK RICH, stone free loam, O F A P P E A I ^ 8, ld67 at 11:00 a.m. for FOR family room and garage. Like room home, central l<^tion, renti Real Estate, 648-6368, benefit program and excel­ vlous experience ta processing $16. Gravel, fill, stone, sand. There wiU be a PitoMc Hear- 1. Replacement and Extension new. Prtnctpels orily. Oatt 649- 3 large bedrooms, kitohm, din- 643-2125. 1-228-9288.______■ least ta terms of benefits lefiat- committee •voted .641 lent wages. orders desired, typing requir- patio and pool send and ma- ing June 6th at 8:00 P.M. In the of Water Main — Harrison 6260. tog room, fireplaced li'ving BOUTH WINDeORr-Oistom 8 ed to oo^. aghiwt reectodtog an orightol ed. Excellent wages and full nure. 643-9504. Town Office Building to take SALES REPRESENTATIVE . ------room. Immaxniiete. Bel Air . DEAN MACHINE Street. Large manufacturer of fully guaranteed municipal and ta- nxon Split Level, 6 bedrooma, <,"itie best way to eoonomtae to motion that It made Mjay comi>any insurance provided. - up the following appeal. JPLIT LEVEL —fam ily room, BJstate. 643-9332. Resort Property batte, garage, 'fireplace, not to cut $10 mdllton from this ^ which states toat no organl’ PRODUCTSFKUDUL-115 , . foT^ ta'- S a RPETS AND life too can be “ "’ArnoW E C ^ l s X Standdsh 2. W ater Mata Extension - diistrbil riiemical has a position opwj In Connecticut. room, modern kitchen ______with buttt-tas, 1% baths, ga- MANCHESTER — Attent 1 o n. ______..,For Sola 74 laige KciTmllfin room, beaivlily activity or $20 mlllton from Ihet zation tie excluded from toe pa- 165 Adams St., Manchester 88 Lmg HIH St„ East Hartford Sewer Extension- Territory protected by contract. Complete training program. wDodad lot, wall to watt, c«^ simply because you hate toe jmle. $200 weeWy draw ag^nst commissions carped. rage, large landscaped lot. $23,- horse owners, gardeners and D __ East Brewster, _ . _ . 200 West Mam St, Rockvlile. ^ ’e.^ueTto kW 2 horees Dartmouth Road. peUiv> titaminum. stotma, own- opportunity to do It. It might he The town’s parade oommMtes An Ejqual Opportunity 900. PWlbrick Agency, Reajtora land lovers, 6% room Ranch, ifioe lot, in*wate 'beach and Bid forms, plans and sp^ciii- Insurance program. Outstanding future for career salesperson. 3 bedrooms, full basement, set «r toansfeired, $M,900. Meyer much better to ettmtaate alto- jmd voted on Mlay 11 to bar Has Immediate Openings Bmploydr WANTED MARRIED couple p.p^Tr Tables-Iseveral styles on 2 acres of land In open area — * m wi ot tho 640-5347. road, $5,000. Oatt 64»r4997. ' Applicant does not have to live In Manchester.. on almost 3 acres of land. Hur­ Agency, 61606(». gettoer the programs that are j^^m Btacfa Sociely from ------—------providing the least ta reiatinn to taktag part In toe parade. Day and Night Shifts Requirement—Over 25, exceptional sales ability, late model i ry, at $20,600. Paul W. Dougeun, oar. Realtor, 649-4535.. Suburban For Sale 75 ■roilAND-^nv^ ^ their cost” The veterans Meooortal Day Ootanlal type Ranch, Mtoe has meottoned ta two oomiWittee met Thuroday night Turret Vathe (set-up and hours, good pay. 46 Oak S t.,______exception to a permitted use m cut- .. ^ » FOB PERSONAL INTERVIEW SEND RESUME TO: ON MAIN STREET. . .a four SOUTH Windsor—6 room Split, .buUt-taa, combination faM ly apeeches toe possIfeUity, ^jajhs from Read Ban- operate) Hardinga CSiuck- 649-5334. TAKE SOIL away the Blue Lus- ,^.,.5 zone. All interested per- Town , of Manchester, ACT bedroom colonial with 1% rec room, g;arage, large tot, room and dining room teta ^ ^ presidential cammdarinn to ^ national dtaeobor ef pub- er (set-up and operate) HOME DRIVER salesman, small food tre way from carpets and up- jnyjted to attend. Connecticut hatos. Corner location. This swimming pooL Leonard Agen- fireplace, 10 per cent ™wn, Oongresa on govenanent jj,. r^ations for the Birch 8o- Robert B. Weiss, 'Now while mortgage money Days, Bridgeport Mttlers holstery. Rent electric sham­ V Signed: DeL CHEMICAL CORP, home 'would adapt beautifully cy, 646-0489. $19,990. Meyer Agency, .apendtag. ciely, end MBkxm A. Wolder, canteen truck, good wages and to ptentifua said there to an (aet-up and operate). pooer, $1. Paul’s Paint & Wall­ N Grant E. Toothaker Sr. General Mantiger W-158N93S2, NOR-X-W AY AVE. for a professional mfice. T.J. tors, 643-0609. spelled out hto ideas ta ^ paW nattanal commander of DELIVERY good hours, full or part-time. MENOMONEE FALLS, WISCONSIN ample s«g)ply of housing paper Supply. Legal Notices AmJlpUE Onockett,^ Realtora, 648-1677. TOLLAND —oversized 6% room more dotallta the interview and 0,0 Jewish War Veterans, CaU Lou’s Food Service, 876- Chairman Attentton: PAUL DES JARDINS avattaMe. If you are hunt- ______NORTH COVaaiTRY All Benefite 9077, between 8 a.m .-4:30 Ranrii on a beautiful IH acrea. sald'be Intends to dtocusa Item advocate legal and moral tog for a new or used home t w q FAMILY, 8-3, SALESMEN p.m; cabinet- 3 bedt^. lU YEAR OLD BEAUTY ta the House when It means to reach our awto.” Ban- An Equal Opportuni^ to toe Mpaaohestor area let kitchen, built-in vacuum sys- profeeeionally finished family takes up a proposed tacrease ta ^he meetli« attended one of our experienced real Employer WANTED — manager for M ILK BIDS tern, g;arage, 119 x 165 lot, gar- room, minutes from UOonn. This Immaculate $ hed- die ](yttanal debt limit ta atooW; emne 200 persona. “H m Good home service delivery 4 estate oounselon asslEPt you ’ romn Cape situated a few routes are now open, which lunchonette, Tolland. 876-9329, The Coventry Board of Edu­ den, trees, $21,900. Hutchins $21,200. Wol'verton Agency, tiro weeks. Oommuntoto use toegel and hn- ta findii« toe right home Agency, Realtors, 649-6824. Realtors. 649-2813. mllea north of Manchester. will give the right men evenings. cation is seeking bids for fur- OFFICE FOR RENT Lovely treed lot, attached MiMii emphasized the rtudy he „,m al meaw to reach immccel good Income. 5 day week, to suit your furntty needs. pnopoeoa ahould not be aimed gmto.” CARPENTBBa wanted. Apply RFl7~Ft?TATE sales Derson P'**’*'® ilC IA f rA D M C U A D As memlbera: o f both -toe MANCHESTER—oversized 6 BOLTON LAKE —6 room year garage, all buUt-ins, formal many fringe benefits. A H ^ schools of Coventry for the rtining room. To see call pariicularty at new govetnmant Wolder made a strong In person, Wllshlre Rd., Ver­ liberal commission arrange­ Ificcnscdf fun or pGrt>*t4iriG. Mr. oo f . ...-i-i r. Ihlenobester and. Greater room SpUt Level, large living round home. Two-3 bedrooms, non. 649-5391 for Information. luTtiiiat* AA7 11 Qfi scJiool yoflXj 196T-68. B>io forms Ncn FARM dHUr Varoon MtdUlto Ltottag porch overiookii^ lake. 100 x Mrs. Luther at 649-6306. undertakings. attack on toe society in an of- ment makes possible high Miner, 647-1198.______contacting EXCELLENT LOCATION room and dining room,, kitchen "W e ha've many programs on convlnoe the onmmtitea earnings. Systems we hove over ]L50 200 lot, orily $13,600. W oive- $22,900. 8 2 1 3 with ample oabtaats, 3 good the statute hooks that are 60 ^ ^ soctety from the ,pte PRESS OPERATORS TAXI DRIVBRS-^FuU or part- Mr. David L. MacKenzie, Bust- ItottagB on fBe a t all times. tizad bedrooms, also paneled ten Agency, Realtora, '649- time, days or' nights. Good ness Manager, Box 188, Coven­ B < ^ W FORK LIFT OPERATORS Apply Personnel Department APPLICATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN Drop Into our« office and recreation ■ room, VA baths. 2813. y « w teda. driving record required. ' 643- try^ Conn. OFF STREET PARKING Styled to wear well through look these ksUn^ over at PACKERS Monday-Frlday VERNON-6 room SpMt Lev^ S'tint dtoff^ 2123. an adventure fitted summer, 5 2 2 5 your coBventotice. large tot. Immaculate condltiwi Ebrat Shift, 45 Hour W edt 8:30 A.M.-3 P.M. Buat-tas, garage, famUy r o ^ nftStoeoter 649J5S06 may have k »g outhted tfarir waiter said, ‘‘but Iter* APPLY this sweet bow and button inside out, $26,9(X). U&R ti^ed drees is made for'spe- ^ S y Needs redecorating. $18,900. ------—;------usefutoees? Wo have a dloee?w qnpoitunMy in the C A a 649-5268 FOR MALE AND FEMALE HELP Realty Co., Inc., 643-2692. Rob­ otel MWe girts in the ftmUy. Must sett. M ^ e offer. Pasek, VER N O N -5. roqm Ranch vrito economy. i*» many ways a m - ^ e t y , where one Baatem Boiler, 99 Loomis St. ^ ■ SEALTEST FOODS Short slteve verri after 6. 649-5203 IMMEDIAffi OCCUPANCY jffTiiniMng Memorial Day, from lA AJIL to 6 PJML or call 55555555?! journeyman, SACRIFICE PRICE piresUtot Hestert Hobv* Jfott need It , axperieneed r^dectial, com- BOLTON BOARD of BducaUoii 872-4866 for sa appointment. fakirs ^oiStag w ”*’'2ttrasr*S>W ^n^$26,700. ^ Wjtfntai and industrial, steady la kx)ictag for maintenance TA MY-32S2 or 568-9225 ofMr S Bprtng summer SrSto. d lM ok Ageroy., Rraltow, *«». . ■ I • ■ ■ ' » ■ m Op|> m - man. For apjxitaibneat ptaasa Savings Bank of Manchester M l 646-1M9. A JL ^ V

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WE NOW CARRY A FULL UNE OF About Town K c. Junes 8. LeSure, son of Business Eddies Mr, and Mrs. James S. LeSure of 274 Parker St, ha.«i recently completed a Personnel Adminis­ RETIRES FROM 8NET Mrs. Cook, who is sales as- tration course at the Marine Two .employes with the South- sistant for the East Hartford Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, em New England Telephone office, started with the com- —PLUS— Calif. _ Co., who have a total of 82 panies In Hartford. , 2 C ' Robert A For- yfears with the company, reUrcd Tlie Boston pro^am 'tn- A complete line oL Alrman 2.q. ^ b e r t A. rOT ? *' . eluded a morning coffee recep- c o li Cuts, Soda and Bakery Products. r P o r t L S 151 K d J S S F ra S G. Little, a native of.U on at the Liberty Mutual 1* St is participating In operation Manchester and manager for h ^ e office Md ^ OPEN TUESDAY -k S n n d T K rfs ?- a joint the Southern New England Tel- of po^ts of Inteiest In Boston afrbSirm im arexercisi in ophone Co. In Bnstol since 1946. MEMORIAL DAY Spain. After the opemtion, he retired from the company this ^ ^ /d in n e r at y will return to his duties as a week. . , j which new members of the parachute rigger at Mildenhall Little Quarts'^ Century Club were In- *'THE KINO RAF Station, England. Ice with the Bell Telephone Sys- ^ ^ » vOF ------tern on Wednesday, when he re- _____ PRODUCE!" Cpl. Robert J. Soott, son of ceived a diamond service em- NEW SHOE MATERIAL '■ Mrs. Olga Neff of 64 Lockwood piem from Alfred W. Van Sin- R ^ e rs Oorp. introduced the PERO 216 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 648-6884 St., was recently promoted to deren, the company s vice pres- breaithable. leather—Hke his present rank while prying jdent tor operations. materials styled for with the Second BBattalion, att^on, Re will be honored again on footwear at the Seventh Marine Regin^nt, First g co-workers plan (^nfer- Marine Division at Da Nang, ^ retirement dinner for him at AttenUc City, N.J. Vietnam- Waverly Inn, Cheshire. ^eek. Printed in an original "op FAMOUS MAKE The ESducatlonal Olub will art” design in contxasUng ooL meet Wednesday at 3:15 pjn. ors, the materials represent an ait Bowers School. e ff^ by Rogers to "direct con­ sumer Interest and attention to The staff of the Manchester ■the inside of the shoe—where Public Health Nurses Associa­ coihfort atarts.” tion is now on duty Monday Rogers officials said that the through Friday from 8 a.m. to Truck Tires styilng appMoatdon has no de­ 4:30 p.m. There wUI be no per­ sign limitations because Poron sonnel in the office Saturday shoe materials or color com- mornings. Special cases which blnaibion. need attention Saturday will be Rogers Poron is a poromeric considered Friday afternoon. material which resembles leath­ er In texture and appearance. 50% off Mrs. Brig. Richard Atwell, It has all the virtues of leather, fmmder of Friendship Oirole of .32.90 the Rogers spokesman said, and 6.70x15, 6 Ply .16.90 7:50x17^ 8 Ply the Salvation . Army, will be is more breathable, aJlotvIrig .34.90 guest speaker at a reunion pot- 7.00x15, 6 Ply .18.90 7.00x18, 8 Ply moirture from foot perspiration 7.50x20, 8 Ply ...35.90 hick of the giouip Monday at to move very rai^dly away 6.00x16, 6 Ply .16.90 6:30 pjn. at the Youth Center .39.90 from the foot. In addiRion, Levy John A Cwikla of 123 Washington St., left, and hiis cousin, John Cwikla of 6.50x16, 6 Ply ,.17.90 7.50x20, 10 Ply . of- the citadel. .said, Poron nraterials will not gratulate each other upon completing 30 years service with Hamilton ,.19.90 8.25x20, 10 Ply . .42.90 stain or discolor, are not sub- Roth beean on different shifts and didn’t know the other was working at Hamilton unUl 7.00x16, 6 Ply Manchester Assembly, Order 9.00x20. 10 Ply . .59.90 Frank G. Little ject to rotting, resist mold and fhe*y ^e*plin?a*^ few weeks later. John A., who is a blade grinder brt^ ter. hM 7.50x16, 6 Ply ,.26.90 of I^alnbow for Girts, will have fungus growth, and do not a slight seniority advantage over cousin John, a machinist. He started several hours ..29.90 1.000x20, 12 Ply .74.90 a semi-public Installa/tlon of of- 7.50x16, 8 Ply ------m m ^ -LA - .-.A Born in Manchester, Little at- crack or wear out during the earlier. 1.000x22, 12 Ply ,.79.90 flcters tonight at 8 at J ^ o m c Academy, Tufts ,ife of the shoe. 7.00x17, 8 Ply ..29.90 / Temple. Mrs. R u ^ rt U p p l^ , york Univer- — .— brother,” he was named senior analyst in Mass. They reside with their president of *h e_M o® ^ J^ u b, telephone work father end my ‘iw:'-™ ™ 1=65 .na .up^.or ta, ye.r. . Is in charge of refreffliments. with the New York Telephone JOINS FIRM South thousand square feet, which win be si^ d by 1927, and moved to James Kearney of Tlie Manchester Chamber of Robert, a junior at Manchester heirs of John Mather Chapter, jjjg as compared to our present .DISCOUNT SiNET as a salesman in New Gla-stonbury has joined three thousand square feet of Commerce recently welcomed High School, Order of DeMdny. Haven in 1929. He later was managernent staff of Pressure selling space.” two new members to the organ- SeiTCll is a communicant of STATION transferred to Hartford, where Blast Mfg. Co. as vice president, izp.tion. They are: Atty. Joel E. st. Bartholomew’s Church, a Manchester WATBS will not he continued in sales work for Pressure Blast is a Manchester Janenda and George Ritter of past exalted ruler of Manches meet Tuesday because of the TO ATTEND PARLEY before being based manufftoturer of abrasive 05 the X-Plus Inc , Wapping. ter Lodge of Elks, and a mem­ 451 WEST CENTER ST.— 643-5332 hoUday. Nicholas A. LaPenta of named manager in Bristol in blasting machinery which is Wedgewood Dr. has been elect- ber of the American Legion. Members of the Mental Aid 1946. ^ sold for metal iuus finishing.uub appli- ^ ^ delegate to attend the In- ASSISTANT SECRETARY Fellowship will meet Tuesday at Little is active in civic and cations throughout the industry, Workers International Edward N. Serrell of 83 7:30 p.m. for movdeij and a so- community affairs. He is a past Kearney’s duties will involve (^„^gntion Cleveland, Qhio. Weaver Rd. has been appointed eial time Dinner will be served president of the Rotary Club, application engineering. He will week. I^aPenta is presi^nt nisistant ;^ reta ry with the Thuraday at 6:30 before a pro- a director of the Bristol Clock also head up the company’s Job gg comprised Bidwell Hairtware Co., Main St. rram Membm^hip in the group Museum and a corporator of BlasUng Division. In this divi- g^g^t^ of the John Hancock, He joined Uie firm in 1946 and Is liirdted to tilose who have un- Bristol Hospital. He is a mem- sion, Pressure Blast will do pro- Metropolitan and Prudential was named m.anager last year, dergone psychiatric care. Those ber of the Bristol Chamber of duction blasting for customers ^ife insurance Companies in wishiing further hiformatlon Commerce and thq Manchester whose blast finishing capability Q,g greater Hartford area, in- may contact the Capitol Region Lodge of Masons. is temporarily overtaxed or for eluding Manchester. ALL Mental Health Association, Inc., Alton A. HaM of 37 Holl Street those who do not own the ap- Lape^a has been an agent 217 Farmington Ave.. gkrtford, r e t l ^ from The Southern New propriate equipment. ^j^g Hancock for the sponsors of the group. England Telephone Company Kearney joins Pressure Blast j^g 53 ^,3^, ^ sun- BEEF ---- after 42 years’ service. Irpm Hamilton Standard, Di- teacher at North The Class of 1926 of Hart­ vision of United Aircraft Cor- Methodist Church and a mem- ford Hospital School of Nursing poration, where he served as Memorial Lodge. Knights had Its 41at reunion last week staff foreman of the overhaul pythi'aS~’_— Vt Uie City Olub, Hartford. Mrs. and repair department. In this - „ - ...... j LaPenta and his wife, Sylvia, Jrtm V. Gregan and Mrs. Wil­ position, Kearney was exposed Frankfurters have three children: Arlene, a liam Wood, both of Manchester, to the versatility of the blast finishdne nrocess because of its ^''“ bman at Upsala College at were members of a committee nnisimng proce.ss oecai^e 01 tis Jersey; Andrew, a sophp- on arrangements. widespread, use in jet engine more el Manchester High cleaning operations. A t Ham il- gg^^^j j^ ^ g3 ^ 3^u^gnt Only One Thing Nof The Biggest In Town— The Kiwanis Club of Man­ ton Standard, he served in q gg^^^g^ g g ^ ,. chester, Inc., will m eet Wednes­ number of other capacities, in- _____ Can Make Our But THEY ARE THE BEST! day noon at the Manchester eluding chief inspector super­ Franks Taste Better. Country Club, Instead of Tues­ visor, inspection technical serv- BRIEFS day, the regular meeting day, ies and quality engineering. A Side Order Of which was changed because of John J. Hutchinson of ■ 14 the hoUday. JOINS FIRM Lawton Rd„ manaf^r of the-. Hamilton Standard Federal CRISP Peter R. Kane of 83 Ohe.9tnut „ , Edward N- Serrell Manchester Rotary Club ha-s St. has been appointed sales Credit Union, Wmdsor Locks, FRENCH canceled its meeting scheduled repre-sentative for AllMate In- represent the approximate- se,T-eIl, as manager of the In­ for Tuesday because of the holi- surance Companies. His office . 337,000 Connecticut credit dustrlal Hardware Division, has FRIES “ You Can Tas^ The Quality” ^ ^ — - / -■ A muolcal variety show, dren. to $36 million fw tlie 12 months M ay"23* 1967 I "Come to the Cabairet,” will be ended April 30, 1967. For the ELECTED CHAIRMAN same periods, earnings per com­ presented by the Verpls-hek _ ^ I c * „ f B E- Stelneert. at the. mon shai« have risen from $1.08 Sdiool PTA next Saturday at 8 EHeotric Light Cto. has to $1.12. p.m. in the auditorium.,The pub- Recited chairman of the Peter R. Kane Manchester Board of Realtors' 11c is invltad, and tickets' will be Oonneotlcut Industrial Develop- Knne recently completed an Waiter A. Morri«ey. of, 38 Lillian G. Granti Secretary available at the door. Proceeds ment Oouncii for the year 1967 intensive professional training Dartmouth Rd., t% Cstant vice will go to the PTA Scholarship ,to 1968. course at the companies’- East- ipresident; Hartfor -National 22 Cambridge St,. Fund. The CIDC. Is an organization cm Zone training center at iBank eind ’Truat, was elected Manchester, Conn. The show, an original w rttt«i conMoting of banks, raiilroads, Munay HUl, N.J. He will sell president of the Hartford Ohep- by Mias Dmxjthy Zeno and Kim wbiMtiee and state agencies with auto, homeowners, fire, health, -ter, American Inatltute of Deer Mias Grant: ^ Sharer of the school staff, la be- the common objective of im- life and other lines of Insurance. Banking at the annual meet­ ing directed by Eldon Ooyken- proving the economic welfare He has also been appointed a itig of the chapter held in Hart- May I take t h i s ppportunlty, during Realtor^Weak, to express dall. Miss Cleo Llyingstone, kin- of, the State of Conriecticut local representative of 'the All- ford recently. sincere best wishes,to you and your .prgani**tion. dergarten teacher at Robertson .through industrial development, state Motor Club and of the ------my School, la dhoreographeb Mrs. .The organization la most oom- Allstate Safety Crusade. The - Milton N. Dorehius of 133 CoUa Moore will be accompa- ,monly known for conducting crusade is a countrywide pro- jMiarllne Rd., Vernon, has'been Through the many years that I have been the Assessor of nlst linduritrial site tours periodical- gram to reduce traffic and .promoted to systems adminis- Manchester, I have become acquainted with moat of the members The show will inolude famil- Jy in various -parts of the st«te. home accidents. traitor In the do-ta procereing of the Manchester Board cf Realtors. I admire the manner,in lar songs by a mixed chonis, in- 'The tours generally last two ------.development deperteient at the which you perform your dally duties for the people of the Town obrumental music, specialty days, during which attending h a ih h s g n »s REMODLES lionie office of Aetna Life & acta, vocal solos and severtd Industrial real estate brokers, ..jj^^e we go again” was the ' -A-graduate of the of Manchester. You are always courtpous and helpful to and dance numibers. conauVtanta, engineers and oth- .University of., Connecticut, he the personnel of this office. It is a pleasure .to be able to er irfant location speciallrts are ^ J T ^ H^rlson, join rf the company in 1962 and be of assistance!to yop. ' acquainted wi-thTelected sites ^ areas suitable tor Industrial “ ECHS to Offer ing sale this week. "This la development. Again, ra^y I say "best wishes to you all”'. 'You should be our ,22nd year, and we have ■ very proud to be members pf -the Marichsster Board of Realtors, Driver Course • never stopped making changes,” HONfHtED GUEST he said. very worthwhile and admirable organization. A Driver Educaition oourae Mildred P. cook of 462 B. C PARISIAN « « 1 be Offered tMa eummer at m «* modeling, he said, are Uie.mort COIFFURE It is my hope that the fine spirit of cooperation between uO continues in the future, as it has in the past. Will Be Closed Very:touly yours* f T l» eourse will run from Mrs. Cook was guest at the I**® Ihslde biA, r e k ^ ih g Monday and iiine 19 to J’uiy 24, with niorn- annual meeting of the Liberty almost every secuon. le g .o h w e from 8:30 bo lo. Mutual Quarter Century Club The owner n o t^ that ta Tuesday, A ny Itwtebt 16 years of age which eadi year also honors August the shop will celebrate lliligr-tfttaBd. FXirther Intorma- those empIoye,:club membere Its 22nd stmlveraary. W e have May 29 and 30 .,0 PJM:md Murphy, isssor ia avalMMe through the who wdl retire within the borne a long way since the t^ re k ■gheoL , - year. opened in 10411 by my late ■A M- ' St-i

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iltanrh^ater Eti^ntng iferaUk TV Shows MAY 27 thru ;|UNE 2 lEomtii) IlFralil ShQuld a Movie Be Interrupted? liO fl ANOEJLBK (A P ) — A Uoe for several years with, un­ says a television broad- fortunately, Uttle s'icoess. I be­ oaster beis the riglU to interrupt lieve the giiild will be able to go motion pictures with oompier- forward along this line with otela. But so far as movie added vigor as a result of this George Stevens is can- d ecision .” the .controversy has not In the recent trial 79.90 4be practice in the past.” Stevens had asked $2 m illion on .iudgmept because 10.6 sec­ In damages from the National onds of his film had been cut in Broadcasting Oo. and Param­ the editing for television. ount P ictu res Oorp. on -ohargpes Stevens' 1946 contract with 4hat bis.film "A Place in the Liberty Films, which sold the Sun” was distorted and emascu­ picture to NBC and Paramount, lated by nine interruptions total- gave him sole rights to the cut­ 18 m inutes fo r 33 oom m er- ting, editing and scoring of the dala during a TV showing film, based on Theodore Dreis­ M arch 12, 1966, by NBC. er’s novel, ” An American Trag­ Superior Court Judge Ben ed y .” Koenig rejected the plea for damages and refused to grant Stevens' peitition for an injunc­ Below, Sean Connery - tion against further TV releases resisting Karin Dor in o f the film , a 1962 A cadem y NBC’s ‘‘Welcome to Award winner that starred Bliz- abetti Taylor and Montgomery Japan, Mr. Bond” Fri­ o u t . day from 8:30 to 9:30 'me niUng specified that al­ p.m. though oommmoials are per- missable, television broadcast- era may not alter the dramatic Above, Sir John Giel­ quality of pictures. gud in title role of Stevens expressed pleasure at Chekhov’s “Ivanov,” this portion ht the .-ullng. Tuesday 9 :80^11 p.m. “m is should reinforce the on CBS. Yvonne Directors Guild of America’s Mitchell plays his wife. oomplalnts against the commer­ cial butchering of films. rs “ We have protested this prac- isn’t. In ’Family Affair,’ Brian Keith plays an amateur parent; be has the option of dropping .■the kids at any moment. Hera .■we have the mystery ingredient The Saint’s o f Keith, a rugged type, in a do­ mestic situation. We also have Sebastian Cabot, who i« the A Dropout r* most unlikely of persons to be faced with rearing children. Hie Wt ralucatnce and disdain are elo­ By OENK IIAND8AKEB Wr f V quent.” W hether an- original o r a ca r­ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — “The ^ ♦* ' V ^ ' V' bon copy, "FarnWy Affblr’’ ,wae Saint,” a British mystery-ad- one of the r^^ra new shows to venture summer series, oowed survive the 1966-67 season. It is tai Sunday on NBC with a filmed, like its predecessor, by preposterous but tolerable tale the unique process invented by IONS called “The Death Game.’ This executive producer Don Fcdder- y week the star was in Hollywood ^ ^ sc s * ,At soh. to get reacquinted. •J- In ord er to lure fUrti star M ac- Roger Moore is a onetime ^ Murray to a television series, school dropout who grew up to ^ V s s /" Fedderson devised a plan by oq^star In movies with Lana which the actor ooiild perform Turner and Elizabeth Taylor. V ' ' But he says candidly of those (See Page Four) MGM days; “MGM was very happy with my later pictures — beccuise .1 made them for War­ ner Brothers." ^ECTOM London-born, he Is rock-jawed L. .fULIS and stolidly handsome with what used to be called collar-ad is, ' - .D. { M O . features. Six feet two —“ early lA^ONCY fai the m orning; by late after­ I. MAN1Y* noon I’m 6 feet 3” — he weighs ELECTRONICS )DCOAItD 176 but looks thinner, in person Moiher’s Being Eliminated S^AUtER than the bulk he carried in the LABORATORIES ' i ' opening sequence. By BOB mpMAS matic to eUminaterthe character and oontributea to the wriflng of This, he said, showing the HOLLYWOOD ( ^ ) —What-^ of the mother.” both series. 277 BROAD Mackness under bis belt, may ever happened to moiittet on Oio '“ Idotherlese shows appearnOy “I think the crltlos have un- be due to a recent spot of' di­ derestimated ‘My Three home screen? are funnier, too. Nobody is more ALL NEW recting -“ When I didn’t sit down “ She has been ruled out . by con-vinced of that than Hart­ Sons,’ ” Hartman insiria. “A for two weeks.” Nielsen,” suggests writer-pro­ man, who happens to be produc­ show that is going into its eighth Moore quit school in London ducer Edmund Hartman, refer­ er of the 7-year-oW “My Three year must have something. The 1 9A7 at 16, became a film extra and ring to the audience-rating serv- Sons” and this season’s aucoeea, thing that I think intrigues waa tdd by a^dlrectpr he Should “Family Affair.’* Both oonoerri viewers is how, a ■ man oopes FM-AM try an acting career. He studied He appears to be right. Take males—Fred MiaoMUrray, Brian with a growing family without,a RADIOS at the Royal Academy of Dra­ a look at the major television KeUh—faced with *he awesome woman’s touch.From that aim- iple premise, we axe able to say matic Art, worked in the Cam­ series and yoU’H find a scarcity task of rearing children without CALL M9-1124 b rid g e Aria Theatre and at 18 of mothers. Why? !? female help. things about the human sltua- -ition that strlkee a response. JolMd the Brltirii army, as­ ” I ’ m not certa in ,'’ adds Htart- Neithri; show has exaoUy been ‘‘closed teh at Noon signed principally to staging man. “But, whothw it's a ‘Bo- embraced by the oritioa. This, “Many of the critica said that tihowa. nansa’ or "Ihe Monroes,’ tt of course, ranfclee Hartman, a^ ’Family Affair' was a carbon JIY:J^OtSalet»^^ ______- iwwie •vriewjr'wiw-'auporvtora ^oopy- of- •‘My ihroo' _ ------^8arPagv1luee)r - - - ■eenw a ttiww-M more dra­ PAGE THREE W- Ht^CHESinSR EVENING flMR!gLiD, lilANCHESTBR, CONN., SATURDAY, ^ a V" t f , 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), MAHCHES'tER> CONN., SAtORPAT, M At ift, i m ' PAGE TWO MONDAY JC; PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY j V PROGRAM .ifoviea .. _ . _ M orning' llM (8) Best Beller. . „ State Park,. N.X "My Six Loves" D ebbU ^j; SATURDAY JC/ PROGRAM to discover his true identity. Part XI "The Razor’s Edge" (28) Scope , „ (80) . MeBale’s Navy nolds, C3Uf Robertson, David li80 (8) Best Seller (20-2240) Bnn ter Year Lite TV (842) Calif, at Bostoa Base­ (48) Peter Jenntofs Nem <0> Janseen and Eileen Heidcart. Part V "The Razor'* Edge 8:86 (8) Sporto, News, Weather (0) 0:00 (8-22^) Nows, Sports, We^jK Chris Economakl and (8-40) Lawrence W rif J®>., TV 8:18 .(40) Broaeo <0) B ball While resting at her Coon, I (8) Koad Banner (0) COO (20-80) Saturday Hlght mX the (t8)>Fnni (8) SteiR Erickson Show_ (O) (840) Big VaUey (O) B (WEDH, Channel 24) (28) Film home a glamorous Broadway (20-22-80) Cool McOool <0> Lhrenzen, Rugby lieague Cup (22) At Home with Kitty 8:26 (18) SiibscrIpUoa TV (U ) Merv Orltfto Show • F l ^ . London. 8:80 (8) News with Welter Orbar (M) M^raota Twins vs NtY. musical star bemes tovolT* (8) Bugs Bunny <0) "(Some September" Rock Hud­ (Monday — Friday) "The Alam(?' ■ „ ^ 'Yankees - (28) Taraet ed with six abandoned,young. (40) Candlepln ^ w lin g (18) The Ohristopkers kite (0 ) <84-20-22-80-40) :News, Sporto, (SO) McHale’s Na«' ■ (20) Vietnam B ^ le w son. Gton Lollobrlgida. (g Peter Jeanlngs, Hewe Sunday, May 28 (48) The Fugitive • sters and two romantlq ouit- » (8) The Dee, Bobby Darin and Walter 1:28 Weather (0) (8) As the World T o m (8) Sports, N ow s.^eathor <0) (22) HArshal DlUon Ql fstoftlr (2042-80) Let’e Make a Deal (20) Memory Istoo P.M. 1:88 8)18 (40) Bronco ors. (C) R (8) Magilla Oorllla <0> “The Deserter” (2) Moments at OomfoH •» (1^) Social Security to 11:15 8:80 Intoraattonal Magastoe (20) Let’s Make a Dera (0) 8:88 (8) Ivanov. (0) (20) Film 1:80 « ) Pistol# ’H’ PeWcoato (O) Gnnsmohe (O) B (6) Teleoonrse (8) DaUng Game Pouit of View „ „ „„ (8) Passjvttrd (0) rtog Sir John Gielgud, CUira “Spook Buaters ' (18) The Big Flotare 1:80 (8) TwUIght Zone (10-22-88) News (0) Itort <0) (28) Days el Our Mves <0) kite (0) , , „ Public Servloe ^ e c h , ^ 1:66 0:46 (80) Local News Robeat of H ^ 36, 8:00 p.m. (8) Peter Jennlngn News (O) Bloom, Roland Chilbe^ Angela (80) Sea Hunt • "Uncle Biroon’ ’ (S) Sign an and Prayer 2:80 (8) Password (O) (40) Newlywed Game <0> Baddeiey, others. Play r*. ) (8) Tojm and Jerry (O) (20) Health U Yonr l^ture (40) Fonrty Coantry Mnsie (20-22-80) Days of Oar Idvoa (8) After Dlaaer Movie The FxiOrth Estate _ , (28) In du ftir » (22) Let’ s Go to tlm Bm s s • :86 (S) Town Crier “ Adam's Rib" '49. Lady a ^ Repeat of May 26, 8:80 p.m. 8:88 (8) Haase Party (Ol (22-30) Hnntfey-Brtakley Be­ volves around a moody intro­ -(8-IO> Hopplty 8:00 (8) Weatoer ,-fp p r to , Hews Show «:S0 (Sl.'Sanrise Semester (C) yer and her DA h ushed Clara I MlUpn anda n d l^ - k g y Balktod (20) The. Doctors «3) spective misunderstood man (80)-' Sapermoa (C. I'OS (22) Film __ (SO) Conn Olassreom (8-40) Newlywed Ojume ■ aldine FiUger^d. (40)-. Dream Girt of ?07 port (0) (18) Polka Varieties 1:00 (WMO) Hows, Sports, Weath­ to court and the clash hearty 11:88 <204248) Tonight Show (0> r o S o —F■Four o u r Hands------8:46 (20) Local News who reacts to amroachtog I (8? Big 8 Theatre Host Paul WUcox (8) Visit with the MeasigMr 2:10 is) Honso Party (O) spills over Into their home. I The Creative Person 2:64 (40) Womans Nows death of his first wfib by pr •‘Betura of the FronUeroman” er (C) (8) Nows and Weather (O) (204240) 'Thii^eion (O) Starring Johnny Carson (8) To Tell the Tmth (O) 7;M (8) After Dtoner Movie Id. ■60. Sheriff* »on is accused of (20) Championship Bowling <18) -iUibsortpttoB TV Katherine Hepburn, Spencer Richard Williams. Repeat of 8:88 "Confidentially Connie’ ’ ’M. taring to marry a secon' '(22) Tnman (0) ' „ (20-22-80) Today Show < p ) (8-40) Dream Girl of ’67 Trhoy. Judy HoHlday. • (8) Joey Bishop Show (0) Hay 26, .8:30 p.m, (20) Another World <0> !840) Peyton Place (0) murder after death ^ man •‘The^amo*’A fsv Ap1*UUV ^ , (8) Frleads of Mr. Goober (O) 8:54 (40) Women’s Nows (0) 1:88 (8) Nours —Momenta of Com­ (40) General Hospital Hrite’s Interest In steaks leads he’d fought. R oiy Odhoun. 8:80 (8) Hews with Boger Mndd (0) (20) Hantloy-Bilnldey Report > Book mat to nothing hut trouble for a l ­ Elliot vermes Chandler's prjo (88) Frank MeOee Saturday 11 :1S (22-30) Hews, Weathe*r Sports I (8) PeroeptlOB ^ 2:00 (8). To Toll the Truth (C> fort —Ouldoposts Paul Kramer 8:25 (8) News (C) on record; Steven gets the Julie London. Gordon lit e i^ e . (8) Festival of Hits (20-22-30) Another World (0) (O) «B) One O'Clook Report — (8) Dick Van Dyke ^ o w lege prof. Van Johnson, Jan­ Beport (C) Viking'Women aiid the Sen ; (8) Yonr Community (8) TwUIght Zene ) Connectlont Issne v 8:88 et Leigh, Liouis Calherh, Wal­ Blaine report: A surprise kiss :'The McConnell Story” Story I (8) Captain K n n ga w (8-40) General Hospital (20-22-38) Yon Don’ t Say <0) of one of the most famous test (18) Huckleberry Hound jeiTcto” ’67. Vlktag women "World ra His Own' (oi? U.” s. Air Forra Beligione Repeat of. May 33,. 9:00 p.m.- ter Slezak. . . „ . stops angry words. _ (40) SngartTOl Serp^w' (48) OporaUen Alphabet 2:26 (8) News <0> . (22-8040) Local Newt aad I-Snaday Showcase (8) Mr. Goober (G) 10:80 ( 8 ^ ) The FnglUve (O) B pilots who died durlM a test searching for , , »*»5‘wreoked (8) Mickey Monse 2:80 (8) Dick Vaa Dyke Show FUni and Sign Oft (40) Dark Shadowa (20) Huntley-Brinkley Beport flight of- the Sabre-jet F-«6. 7:00 (8) Lncy Show <0) . mates land on island held by 8:S« (20-22-80) Yon Don’t Say (O) W e a ^ r 1:86 (8) Las Vegas Show Not Playhoase . „ ' „ 4:00 (3) Banger Andy Show (O) "One Million Years B.C.” Alan Ladd. June Allyson. prlraltlve bond whose leadOT (48) Hack aad Myer (8) Mr. Goober (G) (20-22-30) Match Game <0) (8) Twilight Zone James Whltmpr((. (C) (18) Wrestling holds them prisoner. WhUe es­ (40) You ^ k e d for-It Sponono. Repeat of Moy 36, "Prime .Mover" . U :00 (8-8-20-22-3048) News, Sports, a (20) Scherer-McHoU i (8)' H ap' Bichardo Show (40) Dark Shadows 0 (224040) The Monltoea (O) 9:00 p.m. (18) Superheroes Weather (O) (80) Sat. MaUnM ^ caping their pursuers are ^ (3) Baager Aady Show AO) The Incredible Hulk (22-SO40> Local News "Buck Privates ’ Ow of tM (22) Frank McGee Beport,(O) stroyed by sea serpent Abby (8) Girl Talk 4:W R Weather U:16 (28) Memory Lane (80) Let’s Go to the Baces (28) n im (20-22-80) Hatch Game (0> (840) IroB Horse (€) B Monday, Hay 29 (40) Swabby Show 11:20 (8) Tuesday. Starlight . classic movies sterriM Bu“ Dalton and Susan (jabot (22) Morv GrUtto Show (20-2240) N ew s' (O) 7:16 (22) Highlights Abbott and Ixm Oodtello and 7:80 (8) Jackie Oleason ‘ ■Pillow of Death' 45 Log (18) Soperhoroos (M) Alfred Hitchcock Fteaeato Cronkite Speaker P.M. (40) Yon Asked for It‘ "The Hands of Oriac" 80. Coronetist Bobby Hackett, (80) Rocky and His Frleads Captain America “ Jonathan" 6:16 Friendly Giant (18) Song of the Ages Man must live with horror the Andrewd Slaters m a (Jhaney and Brenda Joy (18) Song , of the Agra OrooWte wUl be the VM. speek; Opinion Washington (840) Cotobat (O) B ’ Ferrer Dany -Carroll. thrill acts are featured to an "Mine Own Bxecutjoner' 47. (88) King and Odjo Features Raymond Burr What’s New (8-22) Hike Donglas Show <0) IT:S0 (20-22-80) Tonight Show (G) (8-40) Amerioaa BandstMid (18) Yon Asked for It "Conflict" (22) SUnrray^ crash to Burma. BurgOss Mer- man gets sent to prison where (30) The Fllntstones (0) "S tin g .to• the Tall" 1:00 (20) NBC Baseball ^ ' stream Race Track, Hallan- (28) FUm ^ ^ 10 (8) Aady Griffith Show (0) Plano—Four Hands. Repeat of 8:80 (8) Bed Skelton Hour <0> B 1:00 (8) Las Vegas Show (O) dale, Fla. ideth, Kleron Moore. (38) December Bride ' he meets older hardened erta^ National Park in Jutland, Den­ May 28, 6:00 p.m. (40) McHale’s -Navy (8) News —^Moments of Oom- (22) Saturday Afternoon Mov- (8) Award Theater Ozgie and Harriet Nelson and (20-22-30) Flipper (O) “ BatUe Statkma'’ '66 John . (48) Jack LaLanne Show iimls. Beverly Garland, Walter ^04248) The Boad West (0) mark. 8:00 French Chef 5:00 Barbara - McNair. . tort —Gdldeposts (40) Dating Game _ ^ . - Lund. William Beodix. Rleto- 18:88 (2) Candid Camera Abal. A Case for Salmon "The Ticket ’ Franohot Tone, (80) One O’clock Beport —Sign **Run of the Arrow’ * Rod Stei­ (846) Felony Squad (0) B Murray Hamilton. (20-2240) Occasional Wife <0> ger and Brian KeUh. • 8:00 (20-22-W) Please .Don’t Bat ard Boone. (80-22-38) Snap Jndgmoal (0> (18) Yon Asked tor It M (8) FamUy AflalF (C) B The 86th Danieh conunemoM - 8:30 Antiques • - Off . . the Daisies (C) (0) p.D .q. (C) (80) Theatre 80 Auction (18) Highway PatiVI (40) V. S. Air Force Beliglons '•Cow Country Edmond O - U :25 (40) Feature 40 , , „ .. . (8-48) Peyton Place lt 10:26 (20-2240) News (O (80) The FUatotooes (O) Day marks the gratitude of Eton (England Prep School) (SO) Blverboat 2:20 (40) SermoArite (8) TRA (3) HomemakePs Movie plan for her safety; Rodney^ (40) Huckleberry Hound (18) Snbscriptlon TV (40) Saturday Movie Matinee ing Finals” This is one of the bert Roland Lisbon. 1917. . 10:30 (40) HcHale’s Navy urges Norman to oefcept help: Danish Amerlcen to their 10:00 Open Mind “ Busy Body 8:06 (8) Dating Game 7:15 (22) Highlights Championship, Darlington, S. officials. ^ -a ment of Meditotion .—Sign Off Red Chinese Medicine I 1:58 (20-22-80) News (O) (40) You Asked for It Carolina with commentary by (20-22-30) Get Smart (0) B 8:30 Calendar 2:00 (8) password (O) 7:80 (8) Lost In Space (C) B Our SPEEDY Specialty Goodspeed Opera House (20-2240) Days of Our Lives (2^2240) The Vlrj^an (C) B. 0:00 Conn Issue “Requiem for a Country D o o TRULY DELICIOUS Current status of legislation (MO) Newlywed Game tor” before 'assembly. 2:80 (3) Boose Party <0> (8-40) Batman (O) B 10:60 Net Journal (18) Upbeat CHICKEN Repeat of May 29, 9:00 p.m. 8:00 (MO) The Monroes (0> B SUNDAY W PROGRAM 8:80 (8) BeVeriy H ^ lU ies (O) B Brown in 6 Minutes Wednesday, May 81 (18) Snbscrljmon TV fascination fo r blrd-Walchtog P.M. L2;56 (8) Capitol Reports Tlve world’s “ finest eattar “ Busy Body 7:30 (30) Agriculture on Parade Representative Monagan leads to his becoming a cham­ 8:15 Friendly Giant 0:00 (8) Green Acres (O) B pionship glider pUot. 6:30 The Saint’s 7:45 (8) Sacred Heart 1:00 (3) TIIA cUcken” wltli incomparable What’s New (20-2240) Bob Hope Chrysler 7 ’5(i (3) Sign on and FrayOr (20-22-30) Meet the Press (O) 8'00 (3) Ed Sullivan Show (C) taste. Life to a Shaker Village T br^ re <0) B , 8:00 (3) The ChrlstopUere (8) Way Out Robert Goulet, the T erap ^ Survival in the- Sea (Continued from Pace One) "Massacre at Ft. Kearny" (8) This Is the Life ^ ^ _ tlons, Jane Morgan, Teprie O - The Unfinished Search Richard Egan, Robert, Fuller, (40) Linus the Lionhearted OAIX IN ORDER (30) New Testament and Mott- 1:30 (3) Sports Speetocnlar (C) Shea, The It Mouse, tfie Pickle What’s New After his army discharge and Carroll O'Connor and Phyllis cjn Man , /^v All-star bownng tournament Bros., comedy trio, and come­ Pick Cp 10 Minutes Later Repeat of 5:30 p.m. an unsuccessful fling at (xrniedy Avery. Two rival officers to 8:15 (3) Dnvey* and (22) Catholic Hour dy monologists Jack de Leon Travel Time a frontier fort clash over pol­ (40) This Is the Life (C) ^ “ The Struggle ' Part 4— Re­ and Lee Tully. Repeat of Hay 30, 6:00 p.m, and singing, he came to New icy toward Indians In area. 8:30 (3) Adventures of Gumby (8) Ribicoff of Conn (film) Inspector Lew Brsktoe closes Repeat of May 30, 7:00 p.m. Movies (30) This Is the Life (20) Frontiers of Faith net on racketeers who attempt 462 CENTER ST.—64S-2660 News In Perspective MGM, "The Last Time I Saw “ Sink the Blsmork" Kenneth 8:45(8) Light Time (30) Bachelor Father to move to on a legitimate Responsibility of the press. Palis" with Liz and “Diana’’ More and Dana Wynter In (40) Dawn Bible Institute (O) (40) Beany and Cecil bustecss.' -m The Boston Pops gripping human drama and 9:00 (3) Car 34—Where Are Yon? 2:00 (8) Boston at Baltimore Base­ (18) Subscription TV with Lana. true adventure of England’s (8) Faith for Today (O) "How to Steal a Million Thursday, Jane 1 Moore starred later in the sea battle, against H itlers "In­ (22) New Three Stooges (O) ball ‘ 8:80 (22-30) Let’s Make a Deal (O) RANGE and DRYER P.M. (20) Italian Program • "Ivanhoe’’ TV series and ap- vincible’’ ocean fortress. (C) (30) Cartoon Cntups (C) (22) Red Sox Baseball (O) (20) Hey Landlord 5:15 Friendly Oinnt Jane Merrow as a R. ■ 9:15 (40) Sacred Heart ^ Boston at Baltimore 9:00.48) Smothers Brothers Com­ WIRING SERVICE 6:80 What’s New poared in 14 ‘‘Maverick’’ seg­ .8:80 (8) Gomer Pyle —USMC (O). 9:30 (3) Perception (C) (30) Design (or Highway Sate- edy Hoar (C) Saugus Iron Works guest on NBC’s “The B (8) The Christophers (G) The Association, Jim Baclia Sorvlce ChaLges. Complete 0:00 Harold Chaney ments but since 1962 has been 18:00 (8) Danny Kaye Show (0) and Margaret O’Brien, Saint” Sunday 10-11 (40) Insight (0) (?n this Memorial Day week­ Wiring Installations In Old Repeat of Hay 30, 7:00 p.m. playing “The Sairtt.’’ Seventy- George Burns «id " French (30) Uncle Waldo (O) end a reminder to drive care­ (20-2240) Bonanza (C) B 6;80 What’s New? one black-and-white segments p,m. singer Hireille Mathieu. 9:46 (3) Vour Community (C) fully ami take advantage of An Impoverished Southern Ocd. and New Homes and Busi­ Repeat of 6:30 p.m. (20-22-30) I Spy action in the slate. 2:80 (3) National Professional Soc­ (8) Sunday Night Movie ity (Allege coach, Dan Jesse. The new series, in color, is 8:00 (S) To Tell the Truth (O) 11:18 (20) Memory Lane cer Leagne Game (C) (20:'22-30) Another World (O) 11:29 <8) W ednes&y S t^ lg h t (22) Chalice of Salvation Phila. Spartans vs Toronto ‘ "The Courtship of Eddies 8:80 Fourth Estate said to be the first to go from 'T he Kid from Texas" '60 (30) Rocky and His Friends Father" Romantic comedy. Local Editors Discuss the (840) General Hrapltnl Falcons. Glenn Ford and Shirley Jones synidloation to network. Plots (18) Subscription TV Story of Billy the Kid, (40) Peter Potamns , ‘;Deadly Affair" faced killer'who teirorized the (§o\ The Christophers (C) ith Stella Stevens, Dina Mer- 0:00 .College Sport of the- Week OK based on Leslie CJhartearis’ west. Audte ; Murphy, Gal* 10:30 (3) Look Up and Live 3:00 (18) Southern 500—racing S11. Roberta Sherwood, Rotmy New England Ditercxilleglato 8:26 (8) News (C) (8) Directions (40) Man WlUiont a Gun Howard, Jerry Van Dyke. A Tnock Meet H i35 novels starring ftobiDnal, 8:80 (8) Dick Van Dyke Show . Storm. Albert Dekker. (O 3:80(18) Pattern ^ for LlvlM (28-22-30) Yon Don’t Say (0) 11:89 (29-22-89) Tonight Show (O) “ A Year in Song” (40) Walter Wlnchell Bile young boy plays Cupid and gilobe-taxibting Simon Templar, (3P) Catholic Hoar tries to find a new mate for Friday, Jane 8 known ,as “The Saint.” Long­ (8) Mr. Goober Starrirtg Johnny' Caraon "The Struggle” 4:00 (18) Herald of Tmth his widowed father. (C) R ».M. (40) Dark Shadows^ (8-49) Joey Blshpp Show (0> (20) Film • 4:00 (8) Banger Andy Show <0) 12:58 (3) Las Vegas Show (C) (40) Faith for Today (O) (40) War in the Sides (O) 10:00' (3) Candid Camera (C) B 6:16 Friendly Giant time Hsteners may recall radio 11:00 (3) iDsights (C) (20-22-30) The Saint (O) 8:30 What’s New verstoito starring Bariy Sulli­ (20-28-30) Match Game (O) 1H)0 (8) News, Moments of Com­ University of Hartford 4:80 (8) TBA "The Angel's Eye Templar Longfellow ^ (40) Swabby Show fort —Onldeposts (18)x Adventnre Theatre delivers one of most fabulous WILSON van, Vincent Price, Brian Ah- 4:26 (20-22-80) News (O) (St) One o ’ clock Beport — (8) Frontiers of Science (22) Big Picture (C) Collnary Art of Japan (22) Faith to Faith diamonds to world to a lead­ Repeat of June 1, 7:00 p.m. erhe arto Tom Opnway. 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theatre _ Sign OH „ _ (30) The Big Picture (O) 4:45 (8) Wings to Bermuda <0> ing Dutch diamond-cutter mdy EUCTRICAL CO. What's New "The Iron Glove" ’54 Famous (481 U. 8. Air Force BeUgtoos (40) Builwinkle (C) A breathtaking- panorama of to have man later deny ever 'Die lienv series has been (x>m- swordsman fights to ,rertore FUih and Sign OH <0) „ world's favorite honeymoon . Resldentlal-Oomm.-Ind. Repeat of 6:30 “p.m. .pretender to throne of Eng­ 11:30 (3) From the College Campus , having seen the stone. IT DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE WHERE YOU SAVBl World Press Bemw 1:56 (8) Nows airf^ Weather. M f- resort. , iMS^Sn — 648-1886 l^ted by a London' company <*f land. Robert Stack, .Ursula meat M MediiaUan, Slga OH StOO (3) Gilligan’ sIsland (C) 10:30 (8) What’s My Line (0> Antiques . (18) SnbscripHbn TV R e p ^ of Hay 88,?4:80 p,Bb Whi<^ Moore is haM owner. He’s Thless. "Willimantic State College" (8) Indianapolis ‘SOO* Festival (28) Dangerous Bobin ( ^ 0 ) Discovery '67 (C) Parade “ One Million Years B.C.” The Creative PersOjO preparing three movie scripts Goes to French Canada—A 11:00 (8-22-30) News, Sports, Weath­ A INSTANT Joan Baez (8-22) llike Donglas Shew (22) Slarshal Dillon er r him self—"bu t none are ■what (80) The Fllntstones (O) Stone’s ThrofW^ ^ "The Cabin" (40) McBales’ Navy examination of hU^ry of (80) Teton Trails (C) - 11:16 (8-40) News, Sporto (O) Ten Blocks on the OaottHw (1 wnnt to do^ which is suspense Caimda and French influence 11:20 (8) Movie Masterpiece _ SAVINGS EARNINGS Real 8:00 (18) Hlfhway Patrol ‘TORNPIKE Breathtaking views of one of "Black Orpheus" ’59. TTie Olv oomedy without comedians. Sto­ (80) The Christophers. on province of Quebec takOT America’s most popular parks (80) Blverboat at cUadel. Children's zoo in the Grand Teton of Wyoming. pheus-Eurydlce legend set to ries t^e ‘Oharade’ and ‘To Granby and the Village Hls- modem Brazil at carnival MOMtHMMSwnasra rara vo COMI t v / / , ' / IvO A lV 4 ;/}^ Dividend paid DKAMA (40) Oeanls the Meaaoe TEXACO (40) Scope time to slums of Rio Breno I \IION-' Cht<^ A TW«'* are awflflly diffi- 8:80 <20) Ladles Day torique at Chambly. R 6:80 (8) Mr. Terrific (O) from day of deposit. (40) Pete* Jennings News. (O) (22) Where We Are (20-22-30) G-B College Bowl Mello, Marpessa Dawn. (C) ouit ta< find.” (30) From the Dean’s Desk 11:26 (SO) Washington Report IC: a . htarttiioM, ;^pdnhqiMI 8:88 (8-22-40). News,. Sports, Weath- ' Open 24 Hours A Day < G ) 4 times yearly. (O) Sen. A.A. Ribicoff in euMO in O’Brien and Klfti Staimey-Ira'ni (18) The .Bine Door 11:80 (30) Sunday Tonight Show (0> Huasoiat .u.TiTyttg CHAjyOBLLOB RETURNINO *W)**Merv Griffin Skow "L.S.D.—A Religion? * (40) Denals the Meaaco been stgned ft>r poleoi (80) I Led Three Liven Firestone Tires 6:00 (8) The 21st Centnry <0) B Johitoy Carson is host to Jim­ Jobn Ohanbettbr, director of 11:46 (SO) Sacred Heart Program my Dean. Phyllis Newman, vuiiniR ROUTE 81, COVENTRY !in the NBC pra^uoUon, of (80) McHnIo’s Navy ^ Qualitii^ Line Prodnets Success Is Possible ‘ The Communications Explo­ Damlta Jo, George Plipaptoa, tbe Voice of Aimerioa, will re­ 8:66 (8) Sporto, Nows, Weather <0) 12:00 (3) We Believe (0) sion” exploring the revolution­ i'^gh and Bloocl” /WBKoa :18 (48) Broara Gen. Repairers License ary polentlal of communica­ and Brad Coley. *M&SYVXni^tUI join NBG u a , Nows and WOjUber —* * : 4M Main St. HUMMn. Queet.” They witi afli'be shown L TurnT BWOOD o o t from Main S t at CO. s ta t e X heator on to BteraU ing about a unique glauconm Sidney Hook. raent of Meditation —ilg n Off NEWdrUSED HGIlfUNiS detection center to Hartford. 7:80 (3) Mister Roberta Bible Answers (20-22-30) Wondertnl World of Film aad Sign Off (0) (30) Jewish Lite ^*he B m V ^o Flaw with. Con- 1:66 (8) News, Moments al Oom- (40) Wefitover Presents dmw" A OoUforaia toen-oeein lort, Ooldeposts 12:45 (30) Weekend PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 2T, 1967 THURSDAY PROGRAM

liW (» Bert BcUar (W> Konfh Btders Janitor of a rundown N.T. irt I "Love Me or leave. (S«> The FlinUtones (O) ienement who must deal with ge” 'SS. Musical biography Of <48) McHale’s Navy bad-tempered tenants ana ont of the greatest singers of S:N This Is the U le (8.48) TThat GM ( O B aged her and wanted to dom­ (S8> JUverboat 8:38 (38-88-38) Dragaet '87 (O) B inate her. Doris Day, James (48) Woody Woodpecker-Yegi Sgt. Friday and Off. :Gannon Cagney, Cameron Mitchell.. Bear (C) ___ track a pair of bunco artists (C) S;M (to> V, 8. Navy FUm who sre bilking elderly oitl- (M> FUm (48) Feter Jenalngs News sens of their life pavings. • At Home with Kitty 8:88 (8-XM8) News, Sports, Weath­ (8-48) Love oa a Booftop (O) B er 18:88 (384U-S8) Deaa Martin Show S ff’IniSIve (1B> Merv Orlffin Show (0) B 1:S* (S> As U e WotM Tarns (0) (Z8> Phono Your Answer Eddie Albert, Alice Faye. Phil (20-St-M) Let’s Make a Deal (S8> MoHale’s Navy Harris and Jon Murray. Sports —News and Weath­ (8) “ I, Leonardo da Vb» (8> Dating Game er "Saga of Western Man” seytes 1:SS News (C) 6:18 <48> Broaco documentary featuring Fred­ Z:M (8) Password (C) tits (8) Stein Brlksea Show J0> eric March, voice of Leenardo. (8) Nesrs with Walter Oroa- Program traces artist's life Days of Oar Uvea 'S:M from his Inausplcloua begin­ “ *« t o (8-48) Newlywed Game (8) Peter Jeanlngs News (Cl^ nings In a s m s ^ Italian vil­ (8) Hoase Parte (8 8 ^ ) Hnntley-Briakley Bo- ductive years as artist, in­ (8-M) Dream Giri of ’67 M i t (O) ventor, actpntist and engineer. 8:M (48) Newi 8:48 (88) Local News (48) Baromer Focus 8:88 (3) To TeU the Truth (0) 7:88 (3) Daktari (C) 11:1 (Sg-l«-M-3848) News, Sporto, (884li88> Another Worid <0) (88) Huntley-Brlnlcley Report W e s ^ r (C) ( 8 ^ ) General Hospital (88-38.40) Local News .aad U:15 (88)^ Memory Lane 8:86 (3) Newi <0> Weather 11:88 (8 )Thnrsday Starlight 8:38 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show 7:U (88) HighUghis ^The Seventh Sin" '57. Faith­ (38^88-38) Yon Don’t Say (0> (48) Yon ASked for It less wife of a diplomat learn (8) Mr. Goober (C> 7:88 (88-88-38), Daniel Boone (O) B to think of others when cholera (48) Dark Shadows (8-48) n tm a a (C) B epidemic strikes. Eleanor Frank Converse plays an amnesiac in the premiere 8:88 (3) Hanger Andy Show (18) Man Called X Parker. Bill Travers, George episode of CBS’ “Coronet Blue” Monday 10-11 p.m. (88-88-38) Match Game (O) 8:88 (8) Braaded (C) , „ Sanders. (18) Superheroes "A Nice Day for a Hutting'' U:I8 (884nA6) Tonight Show (O) The Mighty Thor (8-48) F Troop (O) B Starring Johnny Carson (48) Swabby Show I;I8 (8) My Three Sons (C) B (848) Joey Bishop Show (01 ; (3»4S8-S8) News (C) (8 8 -1 ^ ) Star Trek (O) B (18) SnbserlptioB TV "Chariie X” "How to Steal a Million" (18) Soag of the Ages 1:88 (8) Nowsoopo —^Moments o( I (3) Big 3 Theatre (18) SnbscriptieB TV "T an an Finds a Son” '38. "The Atamo" Comfort —Oaldoposta " The Deal’s Off Tanan, Jane and Cheetah find (8-48) BesrHched (O) B (88) One O’clock Be port — a baby, the only survivor of 8:88 (8) Thnrsday Night at the Mer­ Sign Oft By OYNCTIA LOWRY pkig phrases like “prenneg a plane crash. Johnny Welss- ies (48) U. 8. Air Force Bellglow . muller, Maureen O'Sullivan. "The Delicate Delinquent” Film aad Sign Off gairde” cuid “ caveai emptor” > (8-88) Mike Douglas Show (O) Jerry Lewis. Story concerns 1:88 (8) Newo and Weather —Mo­ IfBW YORK (AP) — An eveo- which he thoughtfully trans- (U ) Yon Asked (or It eager but bumbling assistant ment of Moditatioa —Sign Off version of the daytime laies. Make a Deal” la the per- Some of the lucky ocntestonlB laat oiioice to convince strictly traded up arU des Uoe a hat ■igbtttone vlewe^ ti»l all the with a toy stork on top to $400 in FRIDAY JU PROGRAM fUdgr things they have heard cash; a beach baU to a trip 'to ■Ibout these bousewivee’ deUghto Panto, and one man wound up 1:8 (8) Best Seller (8-28) Mike Doaglaa Show (O) 7:U (83) Htghligkta .. Part II "Love Me or Leave (18) Y ob Asked (or It (48) Yaa Asked for It am abeohitely, grimly true. with a motor boat. Less fortu­ M e" '55. (C) (88) Corliss Archer 7:38 (8) WUd, WUd Went (0> B NBC InstaUed the balt-bour nate traders ended with such (88) FUm (88) Tbo Fliatstoaes (0> (8838) Tsnsa (C) B (88) At Home with Kitty (48) McHale’s Navy (8-88) Boston at Cleveland ptogram in ito summer sched- things as a live skunk and a (88) Gypsy (C) 8:88 (18) Highway Patrol . Baseball nte Sunday night and the. kind- bcxed donkey. Fortunately no (48) n e Fugitive (88) Faith (or Today (18) Chrrkmale 1:88 (3) As the World Turns (O) (38) Biverboat "Don't Believe a Word” •st thing that one can say ia one x»lclced up "the world’s larg­ (88-8338) Let’s Make a Deal rtO) The Mnnsters (48) Green Hornet (C) ttwt It to not exactly the kind of est rocking horse,’’ which was (C) (80)' FUm 8!88 (48) Time Tunnel (C) ^ (8) Dating Game (48) Peter Jonaings News (C> 8:38 (3) Hogan’s Heroes (C) B flbo>«v with appeal to everyone in as big as a house. (883838) News (C) (8-88-48) News, Sporto, Weath­ (8838) Welcome to Japan Mr. ttw family. Two of the successful women (3) Password (C) er (C) Bend (C) (80-3838) Days of Our Liven (18) Merv Griffin Show dpecial program depicting der­ It features outgoing hopefuls contestants cried a lot — nerves (C) (88) Al Vestro Sports Show ring-do of James Bond, Brit­ Of the studio SAidience dressed end happiness, one presumes. (840) Newlywed Game (38) McHale’ s 'Navy ish Sfecret Agent 007, hero at (3) House Party (C) (48) News at Six Ian Fleming adventure thrill- in binarre and homemade ooe- Kttchen equipmmt, hto-and- (88-88-30) The Doctors (C) (3) Sports, News, Weather (O) era. Program features high­ tanes, with funny hats and ber motorcycles and $1,000 bills (848) Dream Girl of ’67 I (48) Bronco lights from "You Only Live ■Igns, which they propose to abounded on the' premier even­ (3) To TeU the Truth (C) (38) Miami Uaderoover Twice" the yet-to-be-released (8838-38) Another World (C) (8) Ski with Stein (C) film starring Sean Connery as trade with the ehulUent host, ing show. On the regular day­ (8-48) General Hospital I (8) Peter Jennings News (01 Bond that was photographed Ifionty Hall who has pockets full time program, the loot to more 3:85 (3) News (8) News with Walter Cron- in Asia and Europe. 3:38 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show kite (C) (IS) Snbsrriptten T'V Of money, a supply of little modest although the audience to (20-28-38) Yon Don’t Say (C) (88-38) Hnntley-Brinkley Be- "Deadly Affair" Jakes and a fondness for drop- Just as frenzied. (8) Mr. Goober (C> port (C> 8:18 (3) Friday Night at the Map­ (48) Dark Shadows I (88) Lemtl News les 4:88 (S) Banger Andy Show (C) I (3) Death Valley Days (C) "Two for the Seesaw" Robert (28-22-38) Match Game (C) "O uliers at Sundown A de­ Mitchum and Shirley Mao- (18) Simer Heroes termined young cowpoke-tura- Lalne. Story concerns a law- "Iron Man" ed-baker decides that fastest ? -er from ()maha who comes (48) Swabby Show (O) way to his true love is through o N.Y. to find himself after Highlights (28-22-38) News (C) appetites of her father's cow­ a broken marriage.'R (18) Song of the Ages hands. , (48) Rango (C> i (3) Big 3 Theatre (38) Huatley-Brinkley Bepert 8:38 (38-22-!l8) T.H.K. Cat (C) B "Revenge of the Crfeoture" (C) (848) Phyllis Diller Rook Hudson and Oina Lolto- Dairen MoGavln to the star. ’55. Gill Man, half fish and (8) Twilight Zone 18:88 (88-88-38) Laredo (C> B Mgida star in the movie, Joan Baez, the folk singer, half man breaks loose and "Nothing in Dark" (48) The Avengers wW be interviewed Friday at terrorizes the city. John Agar, (88-3848) Local News aad 18:16 (8) The Avengers (C) B ^* *Oome September,” tonight 9- Lori Nelson. Weather Join in progress 11:15 on NBC . . . "I, Leonardo 8:30 p m . on Ohaiuiel 2 . . . 18:38 (18) Subscription TV • "Busy Body" ''i da Vinoi,” ABC's Efanmy Award Anthur Fiedler oanduota the ■FLYING NUN’ 11:88 (33-88-88-3848) Nows, Sports. winming special on the Ren- Boston Pops Orchestra Wednes­ Clipper Pilot Senior Weather (C) ABC wUl start a new seriee day at 9 p.m. on Oliannel 24 11:16 (28) Memory Lane ' naosemce artist, will be repeated in the foH, -titled "The Plying PAP®B!TE—One of the last 11:28 (3) F r id » Sprctacniar IhuiAdday 10-11 p.m. . . . "War . . . A look at life In Bton, the "Some Came Running" '59. Nun,” starring Sally Field. It at the great flying boats is used In the Skies,” an ABC docu- ■exohiBive EngKah preparatory Disillusioned young vet seeks involves an enthusiastic young by an intertoland airline in Ta­ solace in companionship of (Rtenbary on a 'Tactioal Air eahood, wisM be televised by seedy characters who are hon­ novice who comes to the an­ hiti. By virtue of his 13.000 Oonunand sJames Stewart to the nar- over 20 years, Oapt. Douglas 11:38 (28-2230) Tonight Show (O) Sherwood as the Mother Super- Pearson, chief skipper of the Starring Johnny Ckiraon m tor. (840) Joey Bishop Show (OI toT, and Alejandro Rey as Oar- NIBC wtn cover the Pacem in small line, claims the title of 1:88 (8) News, Moments of Com­ Mother’s kM Ramirez, playboy-gjamWer senior pilot -UT this now-dis­ fort, Gnideposts Terris n convocation in Geneva (88)' One O’clock Report — fContinued from Page One) and owner of a nearby dis­ Bimday on “Meet the Press” appearing ty^e of craft. Sign Off cotheque. (40) V. S. Air Force Rrllgloas with the use of a satellite . . . aU hto scenes in a three-month Film and Sign Off (C) CbanAel 30 will start showing period, freeing him for feature Minerals Set Record 2:06 (3) Las Vegns Show (0) HEFLIH SIGNED 4:06 (3) News and Weather —Mo­ •iRiveihoat,” a series of a few work. The same system was ment of Meditation —Sign Off yeans back, Miondauy S-6 p.m. applied to Keith. Van HeHin has been signed WASHINGTON —Total value Hartman has another seriee for the starring role in “F^r of the nation’s mineral produc­ ready for (JBS approval an soon Is the Chain,” the first orig­ tion last year was a record- as he can find a name actor. It’s inal drama that will be pro­ amaShing $22.8 billion, 6.5 per sh p called “When in Sterne,” and it duced on N^C’s forthcoming cent above 1965. H ie gain was W ILTON’S ^T concerns a Midwest college pro­ "Danny Thoftias Hour.” i “F’car the largest in a decade. The big­ 964 Main St.i Manchester fessor who takes hto family to Is the Ohadn’t will mark the gest single factor was a $1 bil- an Italian campus. He’s a wi­ fiiMt televiawin dramatic per- llpn (7.3 per cent) increase in Early American dower, natch. formance"^>y; the aptor in six the value of mineral fuels, such years. I as oil, gas and cool. Gifts ^tdmk Coal Research Set ELECTRONICS ON THE SEAS n Portugal Pay Lowest MIEINILO PARK, OaHf. — A Burgess Meredith will be nor- SHOP and LABORATORIES $176,000 fectoral grant baa been mtor of NBC's "Project 20” ■ LK3BON — Portugal's wages SAVE awarded to Stamfoird Reseod'cta production of ^‘D o ^ to the Sea are the lowest on the Oontinent. 277 BROAD lnat)lttite here to try bo devetop iR Ships,” the’htotD^ of man on Purchasing agents earn _ about W HERE a proceaa for treating cool in a deep waters. Historic film (in- $130 a month, sefiretarieis, $60, Y O U SEE ohiding rare foobaga of dipper typtete $52. Daily wages for