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THURSDAY, JUNE S, 1966 FACE TWENTY-EIGHT jianrt;(Bt^r lEtt^nitts if^ratb Average DaiO^ Net Frees Ran The W e o ilw Far the Week Ended James O. Davis, son of Mr. e t v . a .. About Town and Mrs. E. O. Davis of 226 M e y n , INS Mountain Rd., a member of the Gtonr, 37th Officer Candidate . Course, SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEPT. 40-45, *4nM efenaee ef U.S. Marine Corps, Quantico, 1 4 ,1 9 9 Robert W. Ttcmey, the son lEurnttw Jhralii Motoly atOe w»rmw to* of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Tier-1 Va., was graduated and com­ e< the Audit ney of 102 Glemvood St., grad-! missioned last week. He has •f droolstloB merrew, Wch In Nto uated from Saint Francis C ol-: been assigned to the Basic Of­ Mtmehester— A City of ViUage Charm lege, Biddeford, Maine, May 30 ficer's Course, also at Quantico, ndth a bachelor of arts de^ee. for further training. BINGO BINGO VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 208 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWCli SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965 (Claselfled Advertlsinf en Pnge 81) PRICE SEVEN P. A. C. BALLROOM Royal Black Preceptory will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m, at Cadets Preach 26 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE Orange Hall. EVERY FRIDAY S P.M. At SA Citadel EVERY M O N DAY— 8 'P.M. The Newcomer's Club of the MAIN ST.. SOUTH COVENTRY Manchester YWCA will have its annual dinner-meeting and in­ Three male cad<‘ *a of The stallation of officers Tuesday, Salvation School for Of­ June 15 at 6:30 p.m. at Willie's ficer's Training, New York Steak Hou.se. Reservations may All Signals Appear ‘Go City, will participate in services be made with Mrs. George Feist- Sunday at the Citadel. They hamcl. 446 W. Middle Tpke. < This will be the final meeting of will speak at a Teen-age Pray­ this season. er Breakfast at 8 a.m., Sunday School at 9:30. Holiness Service at 11. Prayer Meeting Mrs. Prancine Philippe, idee at 6:30 p.m. and a Pratse Ser­ president of the Vernon Wom­ vice at 7. They will aKso con­ en's Club, will hold a meeting duct a brief service at Laurel of the program committee on Manor Convalescent Home at 2 For Full Gemini Projeci Tiicsday, June 8 at 8 p.m. at JUNE SALE p.m. her home on Ridgewood Dr., The cadets will be commissi­ Vernon. oned next week at graduation exerci.ses in New York City. On Pinebursf Domestic and Imported A .vacation church school They have completed a two- Space Capsule Back workshop for teachers and' year course of.study at the staff will be held tonight at 7 1 school. in Luther Hall. Emanuel Lu- | Cadet Norman H. Voisey, theran Church. The school will |guest preacher at the 11 a.m. be held at Emanuel July 6-16 service, is a third generation To Original Schedule for children ages 3 through | Salvationist on both sides of eighth grade. Pre-registration I his family. He is a graduate of will begin next week. Anyone! CANNED HAMS HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Astronauts James A. Mc- Kennedy Collegiate institute, In the community is welcome j Windsor. Ontario. Canada, and Divitt and Edward H. White II whirled into the second and may contact the church for is a Canadian citizen. He wa-s The holiday ham de­ day of their marathon space mission today, their spir­ Information. a cornetist with the New York mand fooled us. In­ OSCAR MAYER its high and their flight plan back on schedule after Ik Staff Band for manv years. some hectic early hours during which White took a Cadet Ernest C. Koenemund, stead of a can of ham Ipeclal Trim ■li ATHLETE’S FOOT GERM v(x:al .soloist, is a fourth gener­ celestial stroll. t on every order . . . the The Mission Control Center HOW TO KILL IT ation Salvalioni.st from Win- (Herald Photo by Saternis) which McDivitt's son Mike, 8, sted. Last summer he served demand was for Frank- said everything appeared favor­ plays, defeated the Falcons 3-2. IN ONE HOUR able for the Gemini 4 spacecraft with the New Britain Corps. Tongren^ Celebrate 25 Years furts... Hamburg and HAM McDivitt was asleep at the time T-4-L must stop the itch and Cadet Ronald M. Lowry of Mr. and Mrs. Paul V, Ton-

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■j . i.' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965 P A G E T H R E B p a g e t w o MANI BVENINO HERALD, ItANCHESTER, CONN, FRTOAY, JUNE 4, 1965 ■'ta more beaiohle, Arab raring Hal Boyle Holy Landes Gambling Hall fane move down to the Dead Sheinwold on Bridge Sea. The track ia a mokesMA FRTHEirS BAY Events Extradition Pressed India Calendars one—a patch of sand marked ' niAviNO SMm ‘Whizz-KiJ’ Monks Attempt out with Ml drum s—but fo r ex­ WAIXETS — CARO0 laM ATfl BAVE THE WAY Viet Plans 1,200 ft. Under Sea Level citement tt’s hard to beat. You In Capital MBn PiaiVE KB80H rehher*5drvulBereMe can bet on Arab staBlons ARTHUR RRU8 For Murder Suspect JERUSALEM, Jordan SeotorSxlown Ms patrol bools with ce- straight from the desert or WASHINQTON (AP) — Hio ]^'*AU «ED 8HEINWOUI Grow Hazy Are Big Business (AP)—The Holy Land now has ment Mocks to keep them from thormighbred camels which British Religious Revival flipping around Mke surfboards. hump along wlith slUt-olad Jock­ asksts of private pension funds N6ver assume that your op- 0 $ 5 2 a gambling castoo 1,2(X) feet be­ To ^ve ever-growing crowds eys on thttr backs. BOOALUBA, |;a . (AP) —^men wars baMavad Invoivad ia pohenU are going to make the A K l 10163 Incrafsed by |B.4 bUMon last the kUMne. EAST With Time OALCUTTA, India (AP) ^ars at every important rood low sea level. of tourlets something more than The Jordan River, which feeds BIRMINOHAM, E n k I a n d“« »n>onf the workere at a fac-T alty, we might aa weH p^k up." tradMIon of a white man ever hired as a defioty by the they witi charged wtth the teworist mur­ Washington Parish (Ooiinty) quits differant from what they 0 AQ743 0 109 dars on walls or fences, making the Dead Sea hotel and turned biggest pojittcail dispute in the store. to pooled and used to meet liv (AF) — An open letter home: moksa one a must in every band and a Turkish belly dan­ Ing expensee of the community. Figured at -Ihelr present der of a Negro deputy sheriff. Sbariffa Dapartment The mora ♦ A 054 ♦ 972 sure that those with pictures of cer, all clustered on the edge it into the gayest night spot in Mldrie with Arab nations HEALTH SAND “ whlra-lud mon!“ .” *■ trying to Father Peter Ball, S3, who do whan the cards are to their MNTIH Dear Frances and Tracy, the country. founded the order and heads It, If one wanto to buy anything for nMuket value, however, ^ val­ And clril rights leaders called arouaed ah ^ Ku Khs Klaa hom e. pretty g^ls get prominent of the Dead Sea. and Israel threatening war over W rive religloo to bad old Blrm- resentsnenL I.— even to an aH-expact A KQ9762 WeH, sweet ducks, I hope you It has’been estbnated, for ex­ places, ^endars are priced Bedouin tribesmen in a des­ its water suj^y. Some members explains his new strategy at his his own use — a hook or a tool ue o f the funds reached $63.4 up N 8| n > pickete for renewed KQ94 lit isn’t very sinful, but it’s W. H. ENGLAND tngham. o f We particular trade — the bUUon. la Baton Itaage. CKi"t. Join c u n * . are not spending the oM man ample, that every 12 days some­ from 50 palse (about 10 cents) ert tent brew coffee for the of Jordan’s high society do ru>t priory in the suburb of Alum store pickettag on downtown 0 KJ6 the ctoseet thing to sin the Dead Thte InduBtrlal d ty o f 1'.28 m c k : brothers must approve the ex­ , Mos* of the ftmds cover corpo­ McKetihen vowed t e t the kWer pentag lead—Ace of hearts, where in India some community to five rupees (about $1). Sea has seen since the disap­ gueris. A swimming pool has appear to worry mudi about tt, LUMBER C O . "Shtol be brought to JbaHoe." A Non* Into hankruptoy while I’m away cr rellglouB group ofaeerves New sprung up on the alum. Two though. Amid the war threats, milUoa, Engiaad'a aecond larg- "We are trying to make the pense. ration employee and many are sidewalke — scene of several eat opened the ace of hearts, W«tt Norik la r i There are at least 800 such pearance of Sodom and Gomor­ |“At the Oreen" edMWBl •at. to in the busy, amoky mid­ Several ride motorcycles to administered by unions. ’Ihe recent racial otoahes. "The aad, sad pact of It to that tried the see of dtamonds next, and too sentimental to cut off Year’s day. traders in Calcutta akme and roulette t^eels and a baccarat they are busy doing the huUy world our monastery — learning 2 A 3 ♦ 3 ^ your credit. Spend less, Uve rah from the opposite shore, lands. U has little history be­ to Uve our vows in the world and from work. They don crash figuree do not include pensions Ernest Ray McElveen, 41, of a few, Joat a vacy fWr. mtoguid- and then made the ghasUy play 4 (7 4 A D ouU i And tt has been estimated of- many average daily sales of about 60 m iles away. taUe have been installed in the gtilly or the frug on the Dead yond Its 160 years of making without being too tied down by helmets and black leather Jack­ administered by insurance com­ BogulUsa, a laboratoiy techni­ ed aotds aaam dstennlned to of trying to cash the ace of RedoubleIt A ll Pees m ore. fidrily that there are SO or about 20 rupees ($4). only gam bling casino In the Sea dance floor. You may be wondering what The sea, shimmering lazily in m oney. Ds critlCB say Birm- rules. But we live a highly disci­ ets over their rope-girt robes. panies which rose from $23.3 cian at the huge paper inti! wredc ua aB,” bs aaM. "But wa obiba more different oalendara in use the desert heat at the bottom of Middle East outside Lebanon is going on over here. So do I. and Egypt. Ituiham people are grossly ma- plined Christian Ufe. You might This kind of thing has led to blHion to $25.2 biSion in 1964. here, was in Jail at l^ectown. ChaK not let this occur." South raffed the ace of Hubs. in the country. These iiKkide a valley cut deep into the AFT HOME ADDRESS tertohstic. say we are trying to be the com­ them being dubbed "the whiu- The figures were contained in M iss. Roman OalhOile ArchUahop That’s ali anybody at the table When I wss here 48 hours, I the Gregorian calendar intro­ However, most of Jordan’s NORFOLK, Va. (AP)—Olln TYPEWRITERS thought I knew for sure what Jews Will Mark Bryn Mawr Grad earth’s surface, is a major tour­ So far as religion is con- mando troops of the army of kid monks." an annual report released Miasisaippi Gov. Paifl John­ John P. Obdy of New Orteana sinoe Bast was too busy only one trump trick, and the re­ duced by the BritMi rulers ist attraction in Jordan but an tourists are more Interested in ton Pearson, Norman Pearson the truth was here. Now that I A Student’s Best Friend! camed. the city to almort dead. Thursday night by the Securl- son, in Jackson, aanounced oaHed «w k«en “man wtth anaering at hia partner to notice doubled contrect came borne. about two centuries ago emd one Mrs. Judith Rhodes Reeder, unUkely place for roulette seeing the country’s holy places and Mrs. Norman Pearson were Thursday night he had granted venom oouraing through their that Booth ruffed with the six of D ally Qn«**b>n have been here toward 48 days, introduced by the Independent F^ast of Weeks and ancient ruins, leaving the arrested in a crackdown on per' It has the lowest communicant tlee and Exchange Oommission. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wheels and floor shows. Its rate In the country. An Anglican Parents Take Heart permission for the extradition veins whsre wacm human Hood We can afford to notice Partner opena with one spade, I’m iwt so sure what is untrue. Indian government in IBS'?. The shores are so barren that drink­ gaming tables to eager Arab sons selling migratory birds fl paifah which m^ht nominally WASHINGTON (AP) — The hearing — ihe fhwt step in the Should flow." that tlM South player was Boris and the next player passes. You Perhaps that is a growth to­ Gregorian calendar is the one The Jew ish Holiday of Adam Rhodes of 15 Plymouth ing water has to be brought in gamblers. Prom September rto legally. The Pearsons Uve in count 20.000 souto is lucky to get House Government Operstione process. No date was s ^ The arehHabop virited the KbytdMU, for many yean a hold: Spades, None; Hearla, A- ward education and to typical. generally now in uee in most Shavuos, or Feast of Weeks, Lane, graduated from Bryn by truck from Jericho and steri­ April, when temperatures are Birdnest, Va. widow of the elan deputy, who 16-8-8; Dtamonds, A-Q-7-4-8; 20 worshipers on Sunday. They Committee reported Thursday it The deputy, O’Neal Moore, nMunher of the lYench bridge In any case, I would like to find of the world. will beg(in tomorrow at sundown Mawr College May 31 with a lized by ultra-'vlolet rays. tell of one church where the vi­ was shot in the head with a high waa an active wockar to a Bap­ team and now one of the lead- Onba, A-4-5-4. .out and will corttinue to seek to The oldest of the Indian cal­ and will continue urttil sundown thinks the Soviet Union is "sub- bachelor of arts degree. The water in the Dead Sea car and one staunch supporter Beatle Haircut ^Fad stantialiy ahead of us" in mili­ power rifle as he and hia squad tist Church, to axpreas his sor- tagAmerican playera. What do you aayf learn what I osn know. endars is based on a Hindu Monday. were alone for Oommunioa on car partner. Creed Rogere, when the noise died down a mythological ittcldent known as A special service to usher in A 1961 graduate of Manches­ Itself is so buoyantly salty that tary uees of apace. Answer: Bid two diamonds. WiMt it seems to me that we even swimming is almost im­ BLOCK ISLAND Easter Sunday. K urged that the United States were driving along La . 21, seven "Hate om tos are opgaiiiaed to bit, Koyiribou led the nine of Avoid a Jump bid when you are are doing la pouring out hiWionB the “Kail era.” It began in 3102 the holiday will be held at ter High School, Mrs. Reeder is ntUes north of Bogailusa. foment violence wMeh has now possible—you Just bob on the Birmingham’s famed Bull Appears on Way Out give higher priority to military hearts to ruff in dummy, dla- void of partner’s suit unless you of American dollars and the B.C. when, Hindus believe, the Temple Beth Sholom tomorrow married to Earl H. Reeder of The bullets from a pickup taken the Mf e of a Bogaluaa laW carded the Jack of diamonds on Goddess Kali came to earth to at 9 p.m. On Sunday, a con- surface. The Jordan Navys’ Rlngto one of the sights of Brit­ space needs, especially a have a very strong suit of your earrreetness of, eventually, per­ Marlboro, N.J. Dead Sea fleet has to weight ain. A spmwUng complex of manned orbMal laboratory. Al­ truck included a buckshot blast enforcement otfleer," he said. the king of clube, and led dum­ own. You would Jump to three haps hundreds of thousands of save humanity from destruction flfmatlon service will be held VACATIONS which wounded Rogers in the "ptSclala of govemment, bus!' iMorea, gaJleiiea, bam and res- NEW TCmK (AP) — A notef’Surfers y they do it to give though the program was ap­ my’s five of spates. dlamonte If partner opened with well-trained American soldiers by evil forces. The 5,067th year at 10:30 a.m. and a Bas Mitz- tauranlB, it offers abopping in proved in 19M, the com m ittee shoitider. He -was in good condi­ ness, religion and an men of East’s Turn one heext Instead of one spade. on the doubtful hinge of victory. of the era began in February vah service at 8 p.m. On Mon­ 12 miles out to paradise. Fishing, Boating, Swim­ Ideal for cringing perente and gray­ the sun a helping hand. They tion at a hospital. ___ good wtil must oigealM equaHy air-oondiUoiied oomfoit to piped sometlmea go a full year with­ noted it has been confined to the R was East’a turn to blunder. The hinge, I suspect, la wheth­ this year. day at 10 a.m., a family service ming, Skiing, Dining, Dancing, Movies, Etc. Every­ music under necm lights amidst ing school principals: it looks as study stage. State troopers, the FBI and as weti to stop the violenee and U waa "obvious’’ that he should For Shelnwold’s 36-page book­ er we srtay in the spending area The calendar introduced by with Yizkor (memorial prayers) Gift out so much as a trim and only fresM these hate mongera to thing for everybody. Stay at— splashing fountains and twltter- though the phenomenon known R ^ . Potter Hardy Jr., D-Va., local ofticerB were deep in a play die eight of epades to make let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," long eno(^ to create a middle the government of India is will be held. an occasional comb-through ad­ massive investigetiion. Several their tracks." For Any Gift-Giving b tg birds. Shcqppers can enter by as the Beatle haircut may be on ministered by a girl friend. a committee member, said cer­ South win the trick in his own send 60 cents to Bridge Book. class. Oan our dollara and our known as the Indian National Shavuos is a holiday of Bib­ Calendar. It was prepared by lical orlg:ln. We read in Leviti­ O ccasion ! -ascalator from a bus atatioa its way out Mothers seem to be accepting tain conclusions In the report hand. But Baal followed tamely Manchester Eve. Herald, Box soldiers and our dreams make underneath and do all their long hair with only an oocasion- are too broad. "I know If no evi­ with the three of spadee, aesum 8318, Grand Ontral Station, permanence here? a committee which Included cus that the people were to toxqjping without braving the An Associafed Press survey M shudder. dence which supports the un ing that South was going to play New Y ork 17, N.Y. And that Wnge, of course. Is modern astronomers. The Idea count 50 days after the first ATLANTIC APARTMENTS Portable Typewriters for the weather outside. But there are showed today that long, stringy ‘"The best thing I can say qualified conclusion that ‘the a higher epeAe from bis hand Copyright, 1866 whether the Vletrramese can was to give the country an ac­ day of Passover and then ob­ college-bound. OKA j|C hah- is going the way of all fads Events in World BO ctiurchea or chapels in the about it is that it is econom­ Soviet Union is substantially anyway. General Features Corp, among themselves create a sta­ curate uniform calendar based serve a “Holiday to the Lord,” Two and three bedroom apartments. Block Island’s Priced as low as 0*Gwtww and, in this case, is winding up Bum Ring. ical,” said Mrs. Hugh Sa-vage of ahead of us' in the military South knew better. Weet’a cue- ble govem m ent that Is able to on Indian and western studies From this is derived the word MITES most beautiful spot. Phone or write anytime. The monks of the Oommunlty on barber shop c r borne iMth- Kansas City. "I realy feel sorry apace field,’’ he said. LONDON (AIP)— A plrat*>8>trical fantoi^ wrote to a letter BEER BEER EVERYWHERE achieve and reflect their t»tion- of astronomy. This calendar, Pentecost, a Greek term for T. A G N E W & C O . room floora. bid of two qpedes indteated a of the OlocioaB Ascension, for the barbers.” teie'viaion iRation reportedly to the Ltterahwnaya Gaaetta void in spades, end the rett PROVIDENCK, R.L (AP)— al glory — and not resent our the first day of which falls on the 50th day. HAROLD J. DWYER 643-5326 Business Machines founded in 1261, are aeV-styled ’Ihe reaeone are as numerous But the barbers aren’t feeling WASHINGTON (AP) — If the backed by wealthy Americana (Llteraiy Gaaette). of the bidding confirmed this. When a trailer triick load shift­ help too much. March 22 (March 21 in Leap Historically, the holiday com­ and Supplies ____ I the number of heads 'that Year), Is being used for official memorates the giving of the rebels who believe that Birm- sorry for themsrives. House goes along with the Sen­ plane to begin broadcasting this The UchtteMcaya Gaxetta Koytetaou had ruffed with the ed at a down grate near here, WeH, enough of politics. I sup­ Route 85 — Bolton, Conn. 149 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. angham 'pSople don’t want to once wore long hair. A teen­ ’Itiree Kansas City barbers ate, ah areas of the nation summer from a ship in the Eng­ (Testohere Qasette) reported six of apates precisely for thia some 1,900 cane of beer spilled pose you may be more interest­ purposes, aks^ with the Gre­ Ten Commandments to the Is­ MANCHESTER. CONN. ager in Phoenix, Ariz., said tt's which use daylight savings time gorian calendar. raelites on Sinai which, accord­ V. know about conventional reli say the fad is dying. Norman lish Chaimel on a wave lengtit that a number of students in reason: He coitid play the deuce at an biteraection. R took driv­ ed in personal things. ^^O A T SCHEDULES ON REQUEST — Phone 643-1811 glon with its stained glass Just too hot. Moss, a Atlanta barber and will be required to start it and the British govemment has re­ Moscow and other ottiea had now under dummy’s five. er Edmimd Vantercasteller, Jr., There Is great dignity and There is one similarity be­ ing to tradition, took place tween the oldest Kah catendar "And there are too many chairman of the board of the end R on- the sam e days each stricted to space research. been wounded by accidental some time before he could get sweetness among tiiese people seven weeks after the people itaiging groiqia like the Beatles year. Dummy’s five of spades ■won and the latest Indian National had left Egypt. This is regard­ So K’s a nila of the crxler that Cleorgia Professional Barbers' A spokesman for the opera­ shots fired from nwkeehift pis­ his truck out of the line of traf­ in the midst of the dire and per­ iraia5iisiaj3iMara®a®aiaiaiaraiarajaaiaaE(aia)aiaajsiaisjaiaaraMiBiffliaiBiBiH3iaiEBiaiisiBjaisiaiBiaiaiaiBiaiBJSiai^^ avery monk must have an out now," be said. "It’s no novel­ The bill which won voice -vote the trick, and declarer could calendar: Neither is popular ed as the most significant event Association, said a lot of young­ ting company, Radex TV, aaid tole. One student was kiUed re- lead the ten of spades from fic. By that time, all the beer ilous lives they Uve. They have Mda JcA> to carry him dally into ty .” sters want their hair long Senate passage Thursday desig- among the people. In the history of Judaism and now the (Ration will beam commer­ cenUy in a camp, near Moscow, dummy next East could get cam had dleappeared. . time for kindness if you have, ttie trorld. And, when the day’s An inspection of schoolboy only In fioot natee 2 a.m. on the last Sunday cial TV programs and radio R said. and sometimes If you haven’t. The government has been try­ for this reason Shavuos has work to done, he must go out to styles around Dakas, Tex., It hasn’t been bad for busi- in April for the start of daylight broadcasts to London and south­ Orte of the things I like best ing hard to popularize the new served as an occasion to con­ . the ptocea where young people showed the new long-hairs nev­ he aaid. "they still visit savi^ and 2 a.m. on the 1^ ern England. KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) — about any man U his wrilHngnesa Indian NaUoiml calendar by us­ firm young people in the faith t £ € » i i h * s Open 6 Days! meet — the youth dube, the cof- er had an influence there, even their baibars." Sunday in October to end it. Radex intends to use the The caretaker regime of Pre­ to go more than half way to ing two dates—one according to of their fathers. ' fee ban, the street comen. with the scores of boys who play But it would not require any dhannel allocated to the Radio mier Str El Khatfm A1 Khalita TONIGHT meet you. So many of the Vlet- the National calendar aixl the During the confirmation serv­ Some, who are teaching, wear in Beatle-type combos. area to adopt the fast time Astronomy Observatory at has resigned to make way for a At Our Regular Low iKmese are wtillng to do this other according to the Gregor­ ice the Ten Commandments are MON. to SAT. 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. — THURSDAYS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Ihe gray robe of the order at schedule, and it carries no pen- .wmiMAjmccT. ian calendar—in all Ms com- read from the Torah while the "Ihe kxig-hair style to very Cambridge for govemment new Sudanese governmeiR. Admisaion Price of $1.06. that I am rather overwhelmed. : work. Most do not, beoauss It much on the decline since the aHles tor areas which fail to They respond immediately to mundcations, including an­ whole congregation stands in Police Arrests space research. The State Supreme Council BE SURE .T^BLISS has bran Mrvlng the Heme Owner Beatles have quieted down and adhere to the effective dates. "If this station comes on the a courtesy, a kindness, a smile nouncements by government solemn silence. The Sanctuary asked Khalifa to stay on until JAMES CARROLL Is decorated with green to are staying away from this air when we are working, we June 10 when Sudira’s first and a help. Without being fa­ raiho. fo r S3 YEARS. For a cemplala FREE INSPECTION of lt'% ’’Drapery Time” WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. But the people stick to the symbolize mountain foliage and country,’’ said Bill Evans, vice Police Chief James Reardon Just can’t opeiete,’’ said Prof. elected conattfaient aaaembly tuous about tt, I think if they your homo by a Termite Control Expert, suparvieod prlncl^ at Westport High Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Oonn., STEWART BAKER can make a methodical govem­ Gregorian calendar for an of­ to thus further emphasize the arrested two youths on Brook­ M. Martin Ryle, director of the m eets. by the finaet technical etaff, phono our noarott time to decorate your home and save while you're doing it! School in Kansas City. He attri' field St. about 3:30 yesterday says he has not abandoned his Oambridge laboratory. RICHARD WIDMARK EDWARD G. ROBINSON ment attentive to the peojtie’B ficial work and to their com­ event which took place on Mt. munity and religious calendars Sinai. local office: butas the about-face to physical afternoon and charged both proposal for tax credits on col­ Jim De G ray, 48, Radex exec- WARSAW, Poland (AP) — goals then our hUUons spertt lege education coets. for religious festivals. education instructors wTao insist with maiking lumeceaaary noise uti-ve, said the company ia reg­ Three men have been accused here and our presance here wW athletes be shorn. w ith a m otor vehicle. The t-wo, RlWcoff said Thursday he be worthwhile. Our support to The use of numerous calen­ BREAKS IN CELL istered in the Bahamas and Is o f emuggUng $1,125,000 o f hard CHEYENNE AKRON, (Mrio (A P )— Steve In.Florida, there’s a basket­ (3ordon Fish, 16, of Bolton, and would press for poasage of the currency in a ^ out of Poland their own goals of dignity won’t dars has given rise to a profit­ backed by wealthy Americans. Stone, a radio disc Jockey, was ball team captain, Mike Oiase, Willis Gray, 20, of ’Yemon, are proposal as an amendment to Six pirate radio stattone are and wia go on trial Jtdy 8 before have been wasted. able calendar trade. scheduled to a{^>ear at the acme later, appropriate tax bill. Industries and business houses touring the new Summit Coun­ 649-9240 who must agree. Last Decem­ broadrasting to Britain Ikom the Warsaw high court Of oourse, soiiMtlmea home- it’s SO ber,- Miami-Dade Junior College Manchester aeesion of Circuit He said that he decided Meier and lamel Laater, who AUTUMN rick men away from home fasten usually (hstribute free Gregor­ ty Jail wtth a grroup. He wand­ By Steve Cavagnaro waters outside the territorial Companion Feature — ered into a cell—and the auto­ Coach Bill Alheim benched Court 12 on June 21. against attaching the proposal Hmdts. are brothers, and Michael their dreams on the perform' ian c^ndans; some also pass BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. Inasmuch as women are here Chase for looking like a refugee Thomas E. Burdick, 18, of as a rider to the excise tax cut OlszeweM are charged wtth the CONNIE STEVENSI DEAN JONES CESAR ROMERO aiKS of an individual. out calendars for community matic-locking door slammed (hut. Stone was confined for to stay, here are a te w m iscel­ from a mop shop, and M ia^- 75 Union St., was arrested on blH bqcause he did not want to MOSCOW (AP) — Two Soviet smuggling operatton between To many of us at the press and religious years. All Indian DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1112 laneous, unrelated facts con- delay passage of a measure so 'TWO OK A GUILLOTINE" cities and towns have pavement more than three hours while sim p le ... Dade lost ito next game without a 12th Circuit Court nrsrrant newspaper published complaints 1954 and 1964. The prosecutor center here our "Miss Viet deputies hunted for keys for eeming the distaff side to see Chase who had been avemg;ing charging him with breach of important to manufacturing and today about tiie increaaing said the three were invrived to Nam" is a 18-yeai>old orphan "calerKlar markets.” traders The Oldest and Largest in Conn. y o a through the month: 24 potato par oontast. peace In connection with a fight consumer interests of Oxmectl- crime rate among Soviet Juve­ another smuggler's trial in Lods we call "Little Orte." sell all sorts of calendars. the new—and until then—unus­ Over half of a woman’s on E. Middle Ipke. last Sat>- cut and the nation. nile deUnquenta. laot year. She is tiny, black-haired, In Calcutta, calendar markets ed ceUs. weight is located below the However, the survey dbowed The House apjnroved the ex­ that in.soipe Fkirlda areas the urday night Court appearance "It’s no secret to anyone that Police found currency and ready-smdled, work* like a Tro­ to hove beautiful waistline . . . Spinsters, as a has been set for June 21. cise tax bin by a 401-6 vote aft­ recently hooUganism has grown gold in Meier Lester’s oar, the jan, cleaning and polishing and group, outlive married women, long-hair liul still persists. An- er' two hours debate Wednes­ other sbany top region is David H. Baker, 18, of At beyond bounds in some pt^es." Warsaw newspaper Kurier Pol- serring driite. Bhreryhody tries windows->and such ao why thia rush into matri­ lanta, Ga., was charged with day. It provides for $4.8 billion three workers in a Moecow elec- ski said. to tear^ her a new Bn^Mi word mony, girls T . . . Females con­ Southe$D (jatifornla where sur­ cut in excise leviee. fers and entertainers go for the towing an unregistered camp­ every day, and she blooms un­ sistently outacored males on I.Q. ing trailer and was ordered to der our adulation Uke a Sow er a joy-when a tests through the 8th grade. style. ’There, something new has appear in court on June 21. CARPET-BAGGED been addM: bleached long hair. responsive to a bright mm. SYeneh women are not allowed Patrolman Clarenee Heritage NEWARK, N.T. (AF)—Po­ makes us all feel better drapery consultant to inveat in atocks on their made the arrest about 4 this lice got word of an intruder every day. She’s our dream own; purchases must be made morning . ! Girl ' estimate, too! 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i.-:..... lllANCHBStER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEB, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965 PAGB SRVEM PAGE SIX i^NCHE^TEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN;, FRIDAY, JtJNB i, 1066 . tuTM will -ha taken iMdore. eas stem mostly from the use of of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Neu­ Raymond Calhoun and her church eohool time, hefkiiilng< Family Picnic headington stone in the 17th and Tea Conducted mann of Great Neck and Quo- daughter, Mise Donna Calhoun; Zion to Receive at S:40 ajn. Second ccaAnna-] Ancient Oxford University 18th centuriea It U quarried FREE LECTURE MOIL, JUNE 7 - 7 PJI. gue, N. T., vein be mar­ and Miss Busan Shygalski. sis­ tion clan members will be! nearby and was bandy at the ried Saturday, June 13, to Bns. ter of the brtda-aiect were hoa- Class on Sunday ssatsd at the lectafn aide of, TV-Radio Tonight . Set at Bowers time but It Is essentially a For Bride-Elect Paul B. Sheridan, son of Dr. Has Cleaming Clean Face ‘soft’’ stone with about 200 to tessaa. thd church with their parents.! Tha annuid Bowan School and Mrs. Bernard J. Sheridan About 100 attended from Bol­ The Junior confirmation clau Altar flowers will be eoatrH>ut-‘ 260 years life in It. Mias Roaanne I^elen Neu­ of Bolton. fam ily picnio 'will ba held Tuaa- They also point out that the ton, Manohester, Warehouse of Zion Evangelical Church wUl •d by pamta of tha confirma­ day from 6 to 7tS0. on Uia OXFORD, Bi«land (AP) —^started. Christopher Wren, they REALTY mann of Great Neck, N. T.. was architects o f that time were P oint MsaaaR ans, residents and students CHICAGO — One Index of (34) What's New? 10.00 (80-10-33) Jack Paar ists, producing aoreanis and buildings over a 10-year-period. the populeuity of camping In Presented by Lee Institute at Morse College, 183 Ann AT ( 8) Walter Cronkite ( > 13) Hits USA Peceant stopping the recording. The bird The work is faifahead of sc^ed- aUkt, miss the wrinkles and Hartford. The entire course will be presented in Hartford, OPEN (30) Social Security ('8-3040) 13 O'clock HIth the nuide rolled in. weaihered skin of the old build- the United States is the sale of Garden (i3) Newsbeat 10:30 (34) Ibe Standwells waa caught and toaaed outetde, uie knd equipment. Sleeping bags and Write or phone for free guest ticket. Tolland Tpka. (40) Superman 11:00 ( 8-10333040) News. SporU but it so»■ no Casualty figures from two Reg. $8.95 Reg. $19.95 gummy, gooey, pasty ta«te or (*eUng. destroyed at least 142 buildings. Fillorama, w'ho served on the Lake Naval Air Station. Doein t caua* nauiaa. It'* alkaline I A U.S. miUtary Spokesman Viet Ctong ambushes in the cen­ Chamber's board of directors Dwight said tl>at "a lot of ap­ (non-acid). Check* "plate odor" l ^ d at least six ^ v ie t IL28 jet tral highlands Thursday contin­ from 1962 to 1964, was instru­ ONLY 30 CLUMPS LER prehension ' la ^nerated when (denture breath). Get FASTBBIHat Ambers of Korean War vintage ued to rise. mental in enlisting the aid of each drug counten tvarywbaie. have been spotted on the ground A U.S. military spokesman about 40 contractors, trades­ ARBORVITAE In North Viet Nam over the past said about 80 South Vietnamese men and suppliers .for- con­ “MULTI - ROOM” Philco week. troops were dead, missing or structing a $7,500 shelter at S-YEAR-OLD Rag. $1.75 The IL28’s have a speed of 500 wounded in one aiAbush near Manchester's Camp Kennedy. SHADE MASTER LOCUST AIR-CONDITIONER miles an hour and a range of 1,- the village of Cheo Reo, 215 The shelter, which will be iOO miles. They are the counter- miles northeast of Saigon. An­ completed shortly, will be do­ Jo rt of the U.S. B67 Canberra. other 80 men of the Vietnamese nated to the town' for year- HARRISON’S Specially designed for Big Cooling . Military authorities did not battalion escaped. First reports round use. $ ^ Q * 9 5 $ 2 7 - 9 5 Jobs In Home, Office or Business. $ 4 .4 5 gisolose the location of the So- said 60 soldiers were estimated Sfdtionen Engineered to Deliver More Cool­ ^et-made aircraft or how they killed. said only the United States and COLORADO SPRUCE * 5 ” WEEKLY each ing On Less Electriciy . . . Oper­ were discovered. Presumably In the other ambush Thurs­ the Soviet Union could start a Reg. $24.95 Reg. $35.00 Quiet! Economical! Compact! Payable they were seen by reconnais­ day, of a military -convoy on a world war and the Chinese 3 - 4 f t . ating Ccots Cut Up To 25% . . . Monthly sance planes. road 150 miles northeast of Sai- "prefer to depend on ourselves THESE ARE EXTRA NICE TREES R tg . $7.95 Only 19 Inches Wide will cool up to 2600 sq. ft. About 2,000 U.S. paratroopers goa, aU least 10 government sol­ to defeat American Imperial­ i testing their might against the diers were killed. Viet Cong and the rugged tet- The Cairo magazine A1 Mus- ism.” Philico Space Mote 5000 27,000 BTU/HR. COOLING! PHILCO 27AC52 rain. completed the largest sawar quoted Communist $^.95 F u r American operation of the war (Chinese Premier Chou En-lai Air Conditioner Thursday night. Thursday as saying that a Stocks in Brief Kwansan C herry « c h 9 3 - 9 8 The paratroopers killed at "world war could not erupt be­ Rogulor $7.95 WhiteH spruce NO PA YMENTS Until A UG. least three guerrillas during the cause of the war in Viet Nam, p four-day practical-training oper- or even if Red China itself were NEW YORK (AP) — Stock 2 - 8 f t market trading slowed to a walk lETTUIW ITTU H aiion and suffered six casual- attacked by the United States." and prices moved unevenly ear­ ■es, none serious, a U.S. mlli- The magazine reported that ly this afternoon. $^.88 1 3 9 spokesman said. One relia­ Chou, interviewed in Peking, The market was steadying 5,000 BTU/HR. culd be considered offensive to cess In the United dtates play­ ican Smelling which sank Each One thy Service! M rality. ing with Jack Lemmon in "How about 2 points. But Sunshine lo d i * "If my performamce In ‘The to Murder Your JVife,." ^as Mining,, the biggest silver pro­ Reg. $7.95 Reg. $9.95 Order ikyprai Boxes Today! Dolls* te obscene, then the same questioned for a'quarter of an ducer, 'was only off a fraiction. OPEN DAILY VO could have been brought hour Thursday by investigating Kennecolt. recovered nearly a inst many stars of the old Judge Giolio Franco. He will point .of Thursday's 3% - poiiit nt films. 1 am very saddened decide whether the case will be decline. WHfe The Purchase Of Any R o m Bush this affair." A brought to trial or the charges Deere A'Co. was off at S9 9 to 9 \ G ins had bMn quoted by be dropped. on a block c t 28,600 shares. HARRISON’S newygero as sajring she Mies Uel told the judge she PilcM ware mixed In moder­ |Hii:% wei1^ Shrub Valutd At «1A9 SATURDAY till 6 iptress in a spirit played the role-with the Inten- ate tredtngr on the American , Stafipmn^ L : irony sg s teke-off on the tloD of irony and followed the Stock Exchange. 4 4 5 MARTrOf?r> ROAD. M cKEE IUrts,.<^ fUmdom. instructions of her director in Corporate and U.S. Treasury 849 MAIN S!|RKET.r449r« fliroeecutor sD Viterbo. ’ good faith, bonds wqre m oafy unchanged. 4 lii". \ MANCHESTER WVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965 FAGB NIMB FAGB EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEat, CONN,. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 19tt doing now, or haa bran doing in HEALTH CAPSULES post wMka. Legislative Actions Inside G>nfidence Order backloga on - tactory iRmiYljFalFr tryaide and thereby win the firm al­ f^MhlisslA.fi»iil,ltl>. legiance of the rural populittion. The Inside / Mwks have been pushed close to ORANGE HALL IF VOU HAVE RHSUMATOIP $69 billion by the upeurge In new undertaking la not gxiing backward— Report In Business CiiFntttg IfFraUt GOP Road BiU ARTMRlTiF. Pd C01.P$ AFFECT orders. but it'a not making much headway Report Bill Grants SeUR ARTHRITI* * These are the health statistics PUBLISHED BY THE____ either. (Oontteoed frsm Paga S) businessmen watch while gov­ herald PRINTmO CO.. IMC. To Be Shunted, Still Strong 13 Blaaell Street “ Succeea in thia ‘pacification’ cam­ by ernment ecxmomlsts and offi­ Manchester. Conn. Work Right 82nd Aitbome Dlvtsloh. Its sL cials debate whether the upa THOMAS T. rtCROUSON paign, aa it’s called, is considered essen­ Rowlsnd Erans Jr. Talks Planned legtance to Imbert is shaky, Ith By SAM DAWSON and downs of the business cycle WALTER R. FERGUSON AP Boslnees New* Anolytt Publishers tial to any isMting solution of the Viet­ Robert D. Novak propensKy to claim power for have been licked. mounded October 1. 1881 BINGO namese conflict. The aim is to cut off 111 Hospitals HARTFORD (AP) ~ A half- Itself is as durable as any in- N^W YORK (AP)—Business The stock market may won­ atttutlon in the country. der how long the four-year-old PublUhed Brery Evenlnt Except ^ d a y i the food, money, intelligence and re­ billion doUar Republican high­ health continues appArently un­ EVERY SAT. N IG H T— 7:30 and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office ^ SANTO DOMINGO — No wonder d^iresalon lies economic u p ^ n g can continue cruits that the Vietcong guerrillas have unrelieved depreesdon tJiait grips "HARTFORD (AP) —Hospital shaken by disputes over mone­ Manchester, Conn.; aa Second Class Mall amjplojiea would gain collective way program, approved Thurs­ deep and brooding on the over­ without a breather or a do'wn- 72 Emt CGNttr StrMt — MoHclMttfr Matter. ______been getting from the peasanta the vast American mission here day In the GOP - controlled worked U.S. mission here. tary policies or government turn. But many of the current is due more to the bleak fluture bargaining rights under a bill SUBSCRIPTION RATES “ The economic and social projects de­ p a ^ d the- Democratic-led Ho u m , faces a sidetrack In the Neither It nor Waohington has guidelines for the behavior of statistics, and many Important Payable In Advance ____ than to the bloody paat o f this yet mailed a way out that just Industry and labor unions. indicators of things to come, One Year ...... W2 00 signed to achieve this end are obviously Senate and sent to the House Demoonatic • led Senate while Six Months ...... 1100 and UtUe inland. Thursday. might work. Judged by the latest flow of still point upward. Three Months ...... 8-60 lees dramatic than air strikes against Ask a Dominican, an Ameri­ leaders of bbth parties work to­ 1865 Publlihera Newspaper statistics, business confidence Read Herald Advertisements , The bill, however, is expected ward a complomise. Syndicate One Month ...... 1.8S North Vietnam, the landing of Marines can, or anyone else to chart a to run into trouble in the Repub­ seems little affected even by possibie couroe for the next few The $499 million program, ap­ MEMBER OF on strange shores or high-level diplo­ lican-controlled House. map nervous twitcdies in the stock THE ASSOCIATED PRESS years here and there is either proved by a 174-79 roil call vote market over International trou­ The Associated Press is exclusively entitled matic maneuvering. But even if these Republican Senators said they in the Connecticut House, is ds- silence or empty words. Aa one favored a resolution pending In Accident Brings YE«. PEOPLE WITH RHEUMATOlO ble spots or comparisons of to­ to the u.se of republicatlon oC all news dis­ headline-dominating moves should even­ American told us; "The prob­ signsd to help meet kmg-mnge day’s prosperity ■with the 1929 patches credited to it or not otherwise credit­ the Hofiae which would put the needs, RepubUoan leaders aS' ARTHRITIC FR£(}UENTL'y NOTICE ed In this paper and also the local news pub­ tually persuade North Vietnam to stop lem is hardening every day. On­ matter tinder study until the THAT THEIR ARTHRITIC lxx>m and bust. lished here. , ..... ly a fool would predkt when K sertsd. Reckless Charge Key industries report sales All rlfhts of republlcallon of special dis­ sending men and arms south, local guer­ next general assembly session. But Democrats, who are pro­ TEMPORARILY W0R9E AFTER A patches herein are also reserved. _____ may soften." REJPIRffrORY' INFECTION. still strong, some records being rilla bands could operate for years in They said they favored the posing a $200 million outlay tor In Waahingjton, President bill In principle, but the subject Roger A. Schuetz, 20, of S. set in production, and a steady The Herald Prtntlns Company. Inc., as­ South Vietnam unless Saigon can end highways, dlamlssed the opposi Hawthorne St., was charged heWul WWeraiettee. e« (low of new orders that promise sumes no financial reaponslblllty for typo­ Johnson Is being prtssed to Involved complex problems. lion’s proposal as a glniinlck , a ie net iiiNiWek te ke e Leader WlHiam T. Shea, D- was towed from the scene. cated over southern Ontsrio this the b(x>k8 will keep them going morning and is showing only a capitalize on opportunities opened up by ed President. (It is worth noth­ Uc. Meriden, (luring House debate Court appearance for Schuetz near top speed through June ing that in a secret poU con­ Thursday. “ That’s aU this MU has been set for June 21 at the slow southeastward drift. As a and July. Any inclination of Almost Away From It A1 military successes.” , Miller said hoepltal workers ducted by the U. S. government. need as much protection os they is,” he said. Manchester session of Circuit result, the cool weather will m- the outdoors ogreeaMe in roost teiday, we know what the latest Inre- rillas.” to enoouarge vitally - needed appropriations bills totalling sponsible (or the efficient and months. The spurt of sales and TAe PPatch mittee on gambling have been respects. The clear weather has siatible staf.ua symbol is going to be. techniques o f education, medi­ more than $596,(XK). The bills are effective running of this govern­ output in the (^ n in g months of It haa these problems plus the guer­ ment, the governor.” passed by the Senate and sent all the earmarks of continuing It ie not going to be a boat in tha cine, technology and other at­ to carry money-short state agen­ to the House. the year at the time had been rillas, and the verdict seems to be that tributes of oi^^zatlon, the new cies through the fiscal yepr end­ not

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on to compete with other win­ ments, and a ditvliig test on an The Jaycee event Is h e ^ Teen Road-e-o ners from throughout Connecti­ official oounw laid cut In the oliaired by John M. Moran Jr., Pelts of Sea Otter 1 All Signals Are ‘Go’ Events cut next weekend. The stats Parkade. Cara for the dti'Ving who was a winner of an eazher Set Tomorrow wirmer will compete this sum­ test will be 1966 Mercurys pro­ Jayoee’s Road-e-o some years mer with other state chatnpioiw vided by Moriaiiy Bros. Retiimiiig to Market for a $2,000 (x>Usgs schotanhlp. The town winner whl oom- ^^The public Is Invited to view The annual Safe Driving Teen In State Entrants In the road-e-o nuist pete In South inrindsor next Bat- the (xwnpetltlon and try the Road-e-o of the Manchester Neville Dies, For FuU Gemini Trip be no more than 19 years old 'urday for Jhe state champion­ road (xjurse after the young- Jaycees is scheduled to begin at AKCSHORAOB, Alaska (AP)^culUnc ars shot from the (Oonttaraed from Page One) before Aug. 5— the date of the ship. The state winner receives gten ore through- 9 am , tomorrow at the reeur — Stored in a dark, oedd com­ shore," ORmtoa ooMinues. Former Elditor finals in Wartilngton,^D.C. Any an all-expense-paid trip to (fkmtlaned fnaa Page One) parking lot of the Manchester “Their almost waUipraof fur me. near the island of Guam In the for three teen-agers accused of Manchester youth, boy or girl, Washington for a crack at the TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — partment at the headquarters Parkade. keeps them from slnkinc. TTu Pacific, mission (xmtrol says. terrorizing a couple from North may enter the event tomor­ soholarttilp aitd a new Comet When ftve-year oM Ruth Ann of the A laska Department of OMn N«va«, B9, oC Keow be some cixiailmerrt of scientif­ • The event, comprising a writ­ pelts go to our Juhsau hoMl- 12:30 a.m. — Craft over the Haven. convertible. Heha hurt her leg in a bicycle /alloy, N.Y., huabend of U » ic experiments that require ten (]uiz and a driving test. Is row morning. Fish and Game In Juneau Is a quarters." Pacific Ocean, approaching The youths, Arthur Johnson, accident and was taken to her spacetaaft maneuvering. desic^aed to challenge young The contest Involves a brief, Besides the first place prize, commodity that sent sailing former Bmay Cheney of Man­ South America. A communica­ Anthony DePatma and Robert foartfy doctor, he told her he When they are mariutod he "W e definitely have enough driver’s driving skills and written quiz based irpon the entries hi the town (xmtest wHi ships hrbund the world In its chester, (Hod suddenly of a tions ship off the coast of Peru Glanquinto, all 16 and of North would take an X -ray of the leg says, ‘It ’s Impossible to ness fuel, oxygen and other supplies knowledge of the rules of the entrant’s knowledge of the rules be ehgible for other prizes In- trade more than two centuries what prices the furs wlU de­ stroloe alt Mo summer home In relayed flight plan Information, Haven, pleaded guilty Thursday and then put on a dreesbig. for the ftdl flight," Hodge said. road. of the road, as outlined in the clwhng gift certifloatee, theater ago, enslaved a people and mand. fiWen In its heyday the PANELING mission control said. to charges of aggravated as­ Said Ruth Ann: "I Wt* roque- the Adlrandaclc Mountain com­ "The physl(;al attd mental atti­ sault. The winner will reedve a state driver’s manuel and dic­ peases, a record alburn, steak made another people rich. otter not only waa a royal 1:16 a.m. — McDivitt awak­ tated by common-sense Judg­ dlnnere or a hair styling. fort." munity. He was edltor-tn-chlef tude ot the astronauts ie excel­ ens from four hour nap and re­ They claimed to be the lead­ Honda motorbike and wlU go Skins of the sea otter hang, fur, but tt was so heavy Hs use of the N ew York M lw ar until lent.” sumes command. White takes ers and only members of the rich and dark and luxurious, in was limited to male royalty. He said McDivItt and White that compartment N o relic of 4’x r */4’’ Shaels the newspaper ceased pubUca- his second four hour snooze. "Connecticut Federation of "A s beautiful as It Is, no one were getting used to sleeping in Clansmen.” the past is this; the pelts are can guess If the women o f to­ tion hi October of 1963. 1 :31 a.m. — The craft leaves space after initial "tossing and the China Coast and flies over The charge was that they har- fresh from the Island of Am - day will prize It or ^>um B." Dixie Batteniit He was bom in Denver, Ool- turning” periods. Each slept the Pacific Ocean. rassed Mr. and Mrs. Eugene chitka fa r out on the string of orado, graduating from the Uni­ well on their second four-hour 1:56 a.m. — Gemini 4 five TTexeiro, believing that he was Island beads called Aleutian, versity of Denver In 1927. He slumber period, he reported. minutes from the Philippines a Negro married to a white One day s(x>n the fur will be Washington Gharry held a Ufe-long interest hi foot' "Now that we're teck on a and 15 minutes from the Solo­ woman. Tiexelra is of Portu- re-lntroduced to ^e world Hospital Notes ball and was captain of the regular schedule,” Hodge said, mons. guese-Italian extraction. which knows It only as a leg­ "we'U be able to start working football teem ait college as well 2:36 a.m. — McDivitt due for end, vanished from the hail of Vlslttag hoars a n 2 to 8 pjn* out compatible, work, sleep and Modem Oak as president of the sm ior class. a medical pass over a commu­ MRS. McLEVY WEDS trade for half a century at In all areas excepting matern­ eat cycles for future lorrg-duia- Upon graduation, he joined the nications ship off the coast of STRATFORD (AP) — Mrs. least ity where they are 2 to 4 pun. tion flights.” staff of The Rocky Mountain Peru. Vida Stearns McLevy, 78, widow This waa the fur of royalty, and 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private Carmoi Pecan News, thereby embarioing upon This is one of the major goals 3:22 a.m.—Good communica­ of former Socialist Mayor Jas­ more 'valued than sable. This rooms where mey an 10 his newspaper career. of the fligiit, along with gather­ tions were established between per McLevy, was married was the fur that opened Alaska to 8 p.m. Visitors a n nqaeated He was known as a top news­ ing of medical £tta to deter­ Roseknot and the spacecraft. Thursday to a childhood friend, more than a hundred years not to smoke in pattents’ rooms. Rustic Oak paper man, a tall, gentle man mine how well the astronauts McEMvitt complained that the Walter C. Parsons, 77, of Strat­ fore the gold rush. It was fur No HMwe ihaa two vMton at wlro (Knild reprimand his re­ withstand long exjxxiure to the cockpit of the craft was crowd­ ford. that lured the Russians to es­ one time per pattoat. porters without raising his weightless world of space. ed, noting, "W e have most of The wedding took place in tablish Alaska aa a colony and voice. Before rising to the top Gemirri 4 began Its second 24- that junk down in the fool well Mrs. McLevy's Stratford home. the sea otter was king of furs. :V 'U " IMIeats Today: 28$ of his profession, he had h-andl- hour period ait 10:16 a.m. today. and I guess we're going to have Parsons, a widower, is a retired The Aleuts, who hunted the ed Just about every Job tn the At 8:37 p.m. It will surpass L. bank employe. ' otter with spear and net and ADMTITBD YESTERDAY: to hold some of it." , > Mra Clara Orewi, 467 Center editorial end of a newspaper. Gobdem Cooper's U.S. man-in- Houston asked that McDivitt McLevy died in 1962. club, were enslaved by the men WATER PLUG Bill Slocum, N ew York Joumal- space record of 34 hours 20 of the Czar; who in turn gained St.; lUrfiert Johnson, 518 Lydall explain what happened with the St; Wendy MlgneauH, Melrose; American Columnist formerly minutes, estbllshed in May, haitch after White had com­ riches sending the roykl fur Constance Nadeau, IBS Grand­ AND of the N.Y. Mirror, says of Mr. 1963. home to the royal court pleted his space plunge. The Marines Leave view St.; Nancy Pelletier, 25 Neville, "H e was a decent man. White took over the controls From the California ooost pilot replied that they had had N. School St.; Mrs. Lorena Pe­ Working for Mr. Neville was of Gemini 4 shortly after 6:15 difficulty opening the hatch be­ north to the tip of the Aleu­ Santo Domingo terson, 64 Om reh St.; Msxy THOROSEAL a.m. EST to let command pilot tians the sea otter onco w as'as an absolute clelight He was cause of a ratchet that Jammed Seay, Wapplng; Gary Trlnka probably the only editor in the James A. McDivItt relax in his and then had trouble closing the plentiful as the bison on the East Hartford; Michael Mano, se(x>nd sleep period. hatch later enough to engage (Continued from Page One) plains. The early explorers bar­ history of the business who W ales Rd., Andover; Mrs. Flor­ MQssion Control Center In­ tered with the Indiana for otter FOR STOPPING could flatten anybody on his the ratchet. ence Tucker, 869 Main S t ; formed the astronauts their cap­ ” I don’t think we ought to try Fedorenko asked the Security skins, carried them to the Ori­ staff, but be was also the only Kathleen Grant $8 E. Middle edltcr in the history of the busi­ sule was revolving about the opening it any more," McDivitt Council to get the Inter-Ameri­ ent .and cleared a fortune In a Tpke.; Herbert Martell, Box •-•V] WATBt LEAKS ness who never raised his voice. earth in an orbit that ranged said. Mission control said it had can Force out of the Dominican single voyage. from 101 miles at its lowest received a delayed playback of Republic and to investigate reb­ l^ e the buffalo, the otter an M t Rd.; EsteUe Fcdka Wap­ A most gentle gentleman. He plng; Herbert Dougan, 4 Pearl point to 179 miles at the highest. a medical tape obtain^ during el charges that the Junta has but vanished from the pressure certainly should rest in peace S t ; M ary Gometz, 683 N . Main Medical officers at the space the 10th orbit. It showed White's executed hundreds of rebel of hunting. In 1911 the Pacific because in all his fife he spread De Cormier Motors Says: St.; BYancls Strzepek, W ap ­ control complex here said after heart beat, blood pressure and sympathizers. nations, although they must nothing but peace and affection plng; John Mlnney, 250 W . Cen­ the first four-hour sleep period olectrocardiogram as normal. U.S. Delegate Charles W. Yoet have thought it a sentimental JOHMS-MANVILLE among his colleagues. I am ter St; Mra Dorothy Prior, 26 very proud to have worked for that sleepdng habita and appe­ 4:64 a.m.—Sjxicecraflt Just replied that the council was not gesture for a lost species, tites of both were disrupted by east of New Zealand on its 13th the place to discuss charges erf banned the bunting of sea otter Woodland S t ; John Blasell, htm. And even more grateful." Coventry; M ra Beverly PerotU, the lingering excitement from violation of hmVian rights. He "Vote Yourself a fine new Rambler or one of our Selocted Used in their treaty protecting the CrostKOuntry journey is momentarily halted by traffic light at Center. (Herald photo by Satemls.) Neville had Jormed the staff revolution. No voice contact White’s sensational 20-minute said the Inter-American Force fu r seoL 38 Gardner St INSUUTION of The Mirror in 1937, leaving made with the spacecraft since glide outside the capsule on the was helping the Dominicans and During and Just after World ADMITTED TCKDAY; Mra The Rocky Mountain Newa at its pass over Roseknot (»mmu- Cars. They ore priced to sell at the best of bank terms." chester the route lies northward of weeks, and has proved very mote travel to America in Eu-1 third orbit Thursday. However, did not violate the U.N. Charter. W a r seamen began noticing Alice Perry, 88 Irving St; that time. He had risen to the nications ship west of South n to Montreal, then over to Min­ helpful as a route scout already. rope. by the 10th orbit, about 11 hours America on its llth revolution. Thirteen Latin-American strange animals near the Pa­ Harold Monty, East Htraord. Frame said he wants to cross! GEILING TILE position of city editor of the countries sent a letter to the BIRTHS YESTWRDAY: A neapolis, Cheyenne and Denver. Frame said. News before leaving for New later, their bl(xxl pressure, tem­ 6:66 a.m.—The .craft is over cific shores. The sea otter waa Part of the Old West Williams said all manners of the <«>untry by jet and not eat | (xjundl contending that the OAS daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Drivers Take Note York where he took up the po­ peratures and heart beat were the Indian Ocean' Just west of on the way back. offers have been made to them, a single meal on the way. back to normal. India on Ite 13th o ^ t . "should continue to exercise the ‘Today there must be from Charles Whitmore, Warehouse A s the procession moves Asphalt Shingles sition of night editor of 'file responsibility for the mainte­ Point; a dau^ter to Mr. and from television appearances to along Rt. 85, pausing for ice Mirror, serving both In that ca­ McDivItt had one (mmplalnt 6:04 a.m.—MlMion control 30,000 to 50,000 In Alaskan w a ­ nance of peace and security in M ra Robert CToteau, 786 Tol­ promotional stunts. They de­ cream bars at the Highland pacity and as editorial writer early today. A balky latch on plays a tape of transmissions ters,” says Loren Croxton, re­ Rolls Through Town pend mainly on the generosity Obstacle Falls; the hemis]3here.’’ land Tpka; a daughter to Mr. Park market, and on to Char­ until he was named editor-in- White’s hatch door kept them during the 13th orbit relayed gional supervisor here for the FLOOR T IL E Fedorenko did not incorporate and Mia Wilfred Masra, of the places they pass through, ter Oak St., the traffic in­ chief in 1954. H e met his wife frtun Jettisoning the now surplus from the Oaiiary Island tracking department’s Division of Gama his request for council action in TltampsonvlUe; a daughter to although they are financed also creases and the interest of the France Allows when edie Joined the staff of equipment needed only for station. The astronauts request 'There Is a herd of about a B y O L E M E W E L L Y O U N G <8>porUon of the road very eteep, by donations to the Qiristlan P i­ a resolution, and the countUl thousand off the Monterey Pen­ Mr. and M ra Francis Oremmo, casual passerby steps up a CORRULUX The Mirror. White’s spa(^ walk. their perigee and apogee read­ It longer for James except tn the winter. oneers. ings 8 ^ Houston gives them as adjourned until Monday. insula in California. The next 837 E. hOddle Tpke.; a daugh­ pace. Large Bakeries I Mr. Neville Is survived by his "We are crowded Buid we Williams of Amarillo, Tex., The (questions continue as you On 'Toward Manchester have most of that Junk down In about 101 miles for the perigee big pod — or colony — to the ter to Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge stop for lunch csi a grassy Out on the highway many wife and his children. He leaves Lunch is over snd you climb — — 1 — ■ ■ the foot well,” he reported this and about 179 for the apogee. north is near Cordova Sound In Caruthan, 86 Foster Dr., Ver­ and Wilbur Frame of Colo­ semi-ciircie Just before the Man­ (MirB whizz by, the drivers ap­ PARIS — The government two sons, Gleim Hugh and A l­ back up on the chuck wagon morning. 8:46 a.m.—Missilh Control Alaska There are scattered an­ non. rado Springs, Colo., to go chester town line. TTie rear of parently considering the (shuck has removed a major obstacle exander; and four daughters, and head for the border (of Center released tape of conver­ imals all along the coast and BIRTHS TODAY: A son to wagon merely another annoy­ to the devolopmenst o f industrial Mrs. Mairy Welk ably by horse, where she plans Space officials Indicated there alow fleet of older vessels. The ing pin. — POIXiY 1963 VOLKSWAGEN CONV. COUPE 1595 agreement still 1s in effect, we of w arm horses and no one EMD055ED ALUM. bec, Canada, and lived in Man­ James Oomlns, 404 N . Main S t ; about his trip, which he expects to do graduate work' in Eng­ was a chance Ih-esident Johnson ships took the 350,000-man Bnt- can take the otters Inside the pays mu(di attention along the chester about 30 years. He was DEAR PO LLY -- After Iron­ Red, tan top, radio, whitewall tires. Anthony Dubois, 513 Main B t; will end two years from now, lish. She intends to ride with BAKED ENAMEL formerly an owner and pro­ might try to call the astronauts ish expeditionary force out from three-mile limit and feel It not way, beciuiae at that time of ing one of my husband’s long Mira Maxy Monii, 147 Spruce back in Amarillo. From Man­ the two prloneers for a couple prietor of Memorial Comer sometime today. under German bombing and only la Justified but necessary day not many people are ALUMINUM sleeve shirts, I open a paper St; Guerin Muzzuhn, 420 E. E X P R E ^ Store. shelling in 1940. *1295 as a conservation measure. around In Bolton. A skipper of one of the first cUp so that It loolu like a long 1963 RAMBLER AMERICAN "We believe we should take Center Bt; Mra Diane Rlnl and Survivors Include his wife, skinny C and slip each end Having gotten your bear­ Mrs. Vilda Corrow Patten; a boats into the sprawling harbor 2-Door Sedan. White, 6, standard, radio. several hundreds a year to keep daughter. East Hetrtford; M ra Astronauts^ Log through the buttonhole In estoh Gall MicOonneU and daughter, ings, you look around your son, Carrol Patten of Manches­ was John Hawkes, 79, of the the herd at a proper level." more immediate surroundings. RJamsgate life gpaards. In 1940 cuff. This Joins the sleeves neat­ The problem of continuous Coventry; M ra Ethel Prior ter; a brother, Gordon Patten ly across the front of the shirt, A large yellow-brown dog is (Continued from Page One) Hawkes was in charge of a row­ feeding In transit has balked daughter, &d. Hamlin Bt. \HE HOE STIIE of West Haven; a sister, Mrs. eliminates tangling and wrinkl­ 1962 MERCURY CONV. COUPE *1895 peacefully sleeping In the har­ SAKRETE Bessie Duff of East Hartford; boat that helped move the Brit­ efforts to tran^>ort otters from row apaca between the seat five grandchildren and several unit. White said he saw the en­ ish troops from the beaches of ing. Green, white top. All power. I, too, have a pet use for an along the south Alaska ast and the can'vas of the chu(dc PAVINO nieces and nephews. tire state of Texas, including the Dunkerque to larger sized ves­ empty pleistic bleach bottle. I which now have none. 13th Circuit wsg«m. You learn later that hla persuasively in Maimed Spacecraft Center area sels for the trip home. “The animals selected for name Is STrlsndly, and that he SAND M IX arid was then viewing the South­ cut it in half and punch holes Hawkes said he spent two 1962 RAMBLER CLASSIC *1195 ie part coyote. conversation or ern Cross and other star con­ nights and one day at the oars in the bottom with a heated Ice lOe A I^IIEI ? Funerals pick. I put this In my sink and 2-Door Sedan. Blue, automatic transmission, 6 radio. Clean. Court Cases ^rame, aeated next to you, U stellations. of his boat in 1940 before being Just a western hat and a bushy MORTAR M IX 11:24 p.m. — The spacecraft wounded. pe^l potatoes, (jarrots etc., over IT PAYS WE RENT 1965 PONTI AOS AND before a group., it. Water drains through the bot­ Penonal Notices bcaitl until his personi^ty and Mrs. John Straff Jr. Is coming into daylight over the "You cannot describe it. We ENFTELD past history begins to unfold TO OTHER FINE OARS. STARTINB Arabian Peninsula, Mission con­ were very lucky," he said. tom, the mess is all in one place 1962 CHEVROLET MODEL CORVAIR *1095 GRAVEL M IX BOLTON — The funeral of and my sink is clean. I like to George C. Meader, 32, of 160 to the talto he toils as you REMEMBER IDEAS trol says, with McDivitt still Hawkes said he was with a Coupe. Standard transmission, radio. Very sharp. PrIsM It STM Pir Dip n i it Ptr Milt Mrs. Barbara Bloviah Straff of have this about six inches deep Tolland Tpke., pleaded guilty drive along. These Skills Help develop confidence scheduled to be asleep. group of seven small Ramsgate Card Of Thanks Mwllig In, Ml, Minry. Wt I vm Ntvi X would like to thank an my to a charge of obtaining money Sooating the Boate BALCH and assurance liOomU Dr., ■wife of John Struff 11:65 p.m. — The spacecraft lifeboats which took 2,800 men so all those peels are caught You Gain Recogiiitioii, P U T SAND Jr., -was held this morning from as they come off the peeleiv — frienda tor the many acta ot Und- under falM pretenses at the U p ahead, ‘IPloneer Jim” W il­ ability to is noyr in corvtact with the coa.st- off the beaches in the nine-day neas and aympathy expreaaed in ao liams scouts the route on his Make More Money! the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 JOYCE 1962 MERCURY *1895 many waya durlns the time SUITS 4-Door Sedan. Automatic, 6, radio. Sharp. SEALER Funeral servicee for Mm, economical cutting and s(xm W ays the Florence J .Nichols of 55 N. know Just how much fabric is PHARMACY Dole EHm St. were held yesterday af­ actually needed. Saves head­ Ahead A Free Carnegie ternoon at iVatklns-Weat Fii- aches as well as money and you 1961 RAMBLER CLASSIC Coarse W Ul neral Home, 142 E. Center St. have neither too mu(A nor too 4-Door Sedan. Yellow, automatic, 6. tiMNNpOIMiASif little material. — MRS. F.B. Help Yon The Rev. Felix M. Davis, pas­ R 0 5 E 5 FL0WER1N6 m e o t u v n r w i j n a Demonstration tor of Second Congregational Conserve Moisturt e Develop eelt oonS- Church, officiated, ^ed eric DEAR POLLY — My baby’s 1960 RAMBLER SUPER Prevent Weeds denee Werner was organist. Burial dress collars would never stay 873 MAIN 5TRBET e Increase Your was in East Cemetery. flait until I started to put tiny 4-Door Sedan. 2-tone gray, standard transmission, radio. Sharp. Beautify Gardens *2.25"^ SHRUBS AblUty to deiU Bearera were Leo Fencer, snaps underneath the collars. with People Fred McCurry, Conrad Apel They go unnoticed and baby al' e ¥Dn Blore FHeads m A Walter Miuphy. ways kxika Seater. — MRS. 1960 RAMBLER CUSTOM e "SeU" Yoarself G.R.H. PINE BARK and Your Usns 4-Dr Wagon. Standard, 6, with overdrive, radio and extraa. Mrs. Sadie Byaa e Prepare tor DRAFT CALL UP Leadership INC. The funeral of Mra Sadie WASHINGTON (AP) — Riyan of N ew York City, for- T BUCKWHEAT e^ Increase Yoor The Defense Department Is­ 1960 CHEVROLET BEL AIR /Income tnierly of Maoctaeater, woe held sued today Its biggest CENTER V-8 Sedan. Automatic, power steering, radio, white. ' e Improve Your this morning‘from the John F. monthly draft call since the T i«w e y Fttneral Home, 219 W . Berlin crisis Into In 1961. PEAT MOSS 943-5144 Center 8L, wiith a solemn high It asked Selective Service to Maas of requiem at S t Jamee’ Induct 17,000 men in July for 1959 FORD CONV. COUPE Cburch. the A m a , 100 nbove the June V-8, automatic, power steering. Gray wltU black top. OFEN H ie Rev. Ehigene F. Torpey figure. ’The udl In November w as oetebcant, aaalated by the 1061, the Bertta oriala year, Rev. Jtlia Et OHiien, deacon, was for 20,000 men. And W« Always Hova a H im Salocfiow of QuoRfy Con fof Ibo hisfy loyor at 7 AM. - 5 FJA and die Rev. Joaenb H. Mo- Oann, sUbdeocon. Mrs. Raipb UNFBIENDLY OAT DAILY Moeoarona was organiat and LOS ANGELES, CaUf. (AP) ■oloiat Biatea w aa in a t Jamaa* **We«Me1l a be beSer M tel yeer ben •aerfP* — Betty Schoeflield waa award­ Om etery. Wither O’Biten read TW rravWen tmhir terrin ed $8,000 bere when she brought ttoe oonanttal aervioe. suit agadnat a vaterlnariafi on a Bearera were Robert F. Cal­ charge thait he returned to her De Cormier Motor Sales houn, WlMtem J. Otibouit Jo­ aomeonn elae’e oat Imtead of Inc. howliy to Mshwd)f seph OeRKawi and Rlctahnl F. Jiier onwa. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRmAY, JUNE 4* 1966 FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965 Section Two FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965 iMattrijriSeT Surttittg RrralJi Be modern with N R D D Expected to Dissolve, lodflfe, upon approval M the' Couples People Grand Lodge. iputerized MOEN The grand lodge officers who Re-form Minus ManeHester Masonic Temple Full filled the constituting and in- > In the ^ AWARO-WRINMO I stalUng suites, beside Csmpbell,' Union a minor mtoacte oc-^ ‘We are threatened with Im­ rNewfolfc S Slower Ve5ie’ are: | Collegians’ Newest Fad minent uiunirmountable {xbb- William M. Wyman, deputy euro botwown now and next leme, arid we aren’t sure we As Lodge Constituted grand master; Harry Bellini, News Thuinday, U»o 12 momboro of can look five weeks ahead, let grand senior warden; Gall L m n v YORK (AP)—Th« psnty^n Osllfomtai the computerftall have had dates with upper alone five years." Smith, grand Junior warden; dance waa sponsored by the■ classmen; we’re Just thrilled the four-town Nortivoeat Refun Over 200 Masons witnessed an ancient and Seldom is rcpiftced by the sH-tn, and LYNDA JOHNSON Dtapoeal Diotrtet (NRDP) wUl ngan aaid, "Alttiough X v n Charles J. Bamage, grand school’s psychology alub. A lo­ that they turned out when they frsudely disappointed m Man­ performed rite of freemasonry last night when the t^phone booth stufWng by ppo- cal bark lent the computer and knew they’d only meet freah GRASSHOPPER, Arlz. (AP) vote tiiait night to dfasaolve and treasurer; Earle K. Haling, men hoys.” a new lliree-4own North Cen­ chester’s position, I bdld no most worshipful grand master of Connecticut, William grand secretary; William F. M merchee. But thoec old- 40 questions were fed Into It. — An ancient Apache ceremoni­ tral Refun District wHl be prejudice, for each town ha» Booth, grand senior deacon; liaehtoned paaHmes, dating' and These Included; Race prefer­ Ehransville College in Indiana its own problems end ite own Campbell, constituted Friendship Lodge, under dispen­ Carl O. Carlson, grand Junior. ence, father’s occupation, how matched 100 couples by com­ al welcome, rarely seen by non- tormed, to ooneist of represent­ sation, aa Friendahip Lodge, No.« — “ Aancinc, someUmee stl!l exert Idlorm, will be given for Lynda atives from RockvJUe, South declatons to make. deacon; Milllp C. RouleAu, I many dstes in high school, in­ puter and the subsequent mixer "Oun is to take the bull by 146, AF and AM, In ceremonies Marshall E. Hodge, senior stew­ grand marshal; Filbert W. Al- | a quaint appeal Dor the nation’s terests in art, muaic, literature, brought this comment from Bird Johnoon when she visHs Windsor and Bolton. ard; Ronald B. Wadsworth, eollege students. • Louise Land, director of the A decision to recommend the the horn and to go ahead with­ held at the Masonic Temple. ford, grand senior steward; ( On some campuses, though, athletics and travel, if read Arizona. tBssolution was reached by the out Manchester. We will de­ Junior steward; Harold Leggett, Merle P. Tapley. grand Junior daily newspaper and editorial Student Union: vote all of our efforts, political, The simple but solemn cere­ marshal; George J. Strimaitls, steward; Rev. Frederick J. All- the lads don’t consider Mnlng up "I don’t know how lasting any Members of the White Moun­ NRDD’s nocutlvo committee BANTLY OIL CO. chaplain; Chester M. Perris, their own girls for a dance. They page, how many movies at­ tain Apache Tribal Council vot­ last night, following a state­ financial and other, to find a mony was performed in a spe­ sup, grand chaplain; James R. tended on average. of the matches will be, but the solution to this serious prob­ FUEL OIL cial ' meeting of the. Grand historian; Frederick W. Gris­ Case, grand historian; Gordon are men enough to face up to From this 360 couples were dance was a success. I certain­ ed unanimously to set up the ment by Gweral Manager Rich­ SSI MAIN STREET wold, organist; and Richard J. (he re.sponslbildties of life in an ly recommend computer dances rites The date and location were ard Martin that “Manrttestor lem." Lodge of Connecticut convened J. RhlA grand organist: GecJrgc eSeotPonic age. They let a com­ matched, and several of them Mioyor-eleot Thomee MoOue- PHONE 649-4596 Stratton, tiler. R. Gay, grand tiler; W. Sidney are stiH dating. tor a mixer.” not made public. is satisfied with Ha present in Manchester for the occasion, Following the inataMaUon puter do it. land-fill method of ^refuse dto- ker of Rookivlhie end Fteet Se­ Harrison of Manchester, John Ohio State University’s affair, The 21-year-old daughter of lectmen Rtcbard Morra of Bol­ and could be witnessed only by procedure, immediate Past H .Smith and Harold K. Bon- This otnniscdert machine sponsored by the campus President Jc^mson will be a posal and there is no need for Grand Master Irving A. Part­ matches ooupdes who have fHled guest of University of Arizona us to become involved, for at ton agreed wWi Egen that Mei^ TAKE AS DIRECTED master masons. nick, grand trustees. , YMCA, aittiacted about 1.600 oheeter’s prtobtems were not as ridge, who had granted the dis­ The charter members ot the out cards with questions In­ dancers. QuesUonrtairee were Camp Counselors archeology students for two least five or six yearq, with We were talking with our Following the closed consti­ pensation under which Frlend- tended to check general inter­ weeks starting June 11 os they any other method." pressing as those of the other family physician the other tution session, the lodge was new lodge are Stanley N. Bald- ^ tilled out when students bought three towns. siiip Lo<^e began its labors, win, Robert M. Bantly, Ray­ ests, attitudes, personal data. mixer tlcketa and questions Plan Activities exavate Pueblo Indian ruins at Martin saM that he waa day, and the subject of our opened for' friends and guests, and its memlbershlp on having Sometimes the answers mesh Grasshopper, on the Apache speaking for Mayor Francis NRIMJ chsliman Robert conversation turned to the and over 400 people witnessed mond E. Bog;ue, Charles R. dealt with age, height, dancing Denting disotoiMd that Comhue- attained the charter. He adjur­ Botteron, Walter A. Carter, ^ ■n well that brother and sister abl'Uty, Hkea imd dirtlkea in TTie 74 volunteer counselors Reservation of eastern Arizona. Mahoney and the majortty of UtUe labels you see on your the semi-public installation of ed the members to remember are paired, a triumph perhaps The ruins are believed to date the town board of directors Uon Engineering of Windsor prescription. "Sometlmee I the first corps of officers of Emery C. Daly, James Dick-1 dates. for Manchester's Kennedy Day that their reason for being was son, Walter R. Ferguson,! tor automation. back 1,400 years or more. when he said, "We don’t need has offered to revise its plan for wonder,” the doctor said, "if Friendship Lodge. The InsUlla- to spread the cement of friend­ Some times, txx), things go For a computer dance at Pur­ Camp for Retarded Children H (an incineration plant) now.” a Menohester-besed, four-town people know how important tion was conducted by the Thomas F. Ferguson, Chester 1 due, sponsored by the Junior Incinerator and to come up with it is to follow those direc­ ship and love, not only among M. Ferris, Wayne M. Garland,' Slightly awry. 'Tiny girls are Class Council, 1,250 Jammed met at the West Side Rec on PRESIDENT SUKARNO He said, “We can operate our Grand Lodge officers, who eat members of the Yfraternlty, but teamed with towering basketball Tuesday night, were briefed on JAKARTA. Indonesia (AP) — landfill method very well, with a smaller operation to fit the tions— particularly to take Christopher W. Totten. 50 Sium- Donald R. Gray, Frederick W. ptey^^ and, worse, amaller men two baUroams of the Union no complaints and at a much needs of the three other towns. all the medication." mlt St., as the first master of among all men so that a world Griswold, Robert C. Heavisides. Building. Several rteady dat­ camp activities and chose per­ Indonesian President Sukarno Thus, the Northeast Refuse of peace might soon come to be. Marshall E. Hodge, Arthur G. ^ with the more Junoesque coeds. ings and pdnningB resulted from turns 64 next Sunday, but there cheaper cost than for any other So often, he said, a patient the lodge. Totten was being Wonshipful Master Totten About the Michigan State sonnel for key positions. method that has been devised District, organised lest. Novem­ will come to him for help, seated in the Master's chair Holmes. Howard Holmes, Har­ University computer dance the pairings. will be no program or a recep­ ber after a year’s pr^ieritUon then called on Alfred CSrarest, old V. Hubbard, Harry M. Jack- The camp, which will operate tion for well-wirtiers at the pres^ to date. The quantity and qual- receive a prescription, have for- the third time in his life. a member of Manchester Lodge Bill Bremer, president of Stu­ Clifford H. Swensen, Purdue in three sessions of two weeks tty of disposal metitoda may by a ettwly committee, has it filled by the pharmacist, One of the requirements of son, William H. Kelley. Har­ dents Off Campus Organization, psychology professor vd» draft­ Identlal palace. of Masons who had^made and old W. Lavanway, Harold Leg­ each, will open on July 6 and change in the future, but we reached the end of the line. take a litUe medicine, get masonry is that a newly formed donated to Friendship Lodge reports: ed the questions, prepared a will close on Aug. 13. Roeslan Abdidgani, minister have no problem now. If its 12 members (incluiUng some relief—and then let the lodge must have a past wor­ gett, Charles G. Leonard, Irv­ ‘"Ihe girls all lied—end added questionnaire checking on of public relations, told report­ several items of lodge furni­ ing Mann. It will meet on a knoll over­ Martin offered Manchester’s five from Mencheeter) vote on bottle or box lie in the medi­ shipful master as Its first mas­ ture. Totten presented Charest two or three inches. They aM after-the-ball reactions. He was looking Globe Hollow Swim ers after meeting with Sukarno "cooperation with our neigh­ Thureday to dtssolve, ae Is ap­ cine cabinet. With a bacteri­ ter in order to guarantee that a Also, David R. Nichols, Leon Immediate Past Grand Master Irving A. Partridge, n«wly waited dates with tall guys. sinprised that haU of the 424 mlng pool on weekdays, from today that the Indonesian presi­ bors, wherever we can, for parent, He action must then be al Infection, this half-medi­ person with proper knowledge with a plaque In appreciation Podrove, John C. Rieg, Dr. Christopher W. Totten and Grand Master William Campbell await the^ ‘ I’m « foot 3 and my date was who replied said their dates 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. In case dent wants to “withdraw toom studying methods of diapoeal approved by the oouncHe of the cation Is not only false econ­ of things Masonic will head the from the new lodge and made Merrill B. Rubinow, Russell W. newly inscribed charter of Friendship Lodge, No. 145, while K foot 2. She got a tall guy—and were as good or better than of inclement weather, the ses­ the public eye” on his brithday. (AP Photofax) for ^ e future, but we con make four towns. omy—It’s asking for trouble. lodge. Totten has served as him an honorary member of the Schlatter, Ernest J. Smith, in whose term of office the project was started, scans the list ft sore neck to boot.” ai^ they’d ever had; four said lodge. He then called on Past grand officers were made honorary charter members In appreciation of their aid In forming sions will be held in the new GEORGE MURPHY no commitments for now." AcoonUng to the otatutee un­ Just because you can’t feel master of Daskam Lodge of Wilfred F. Smith, Robert H. At the Q>Rege of San Mateo they were the very best. Only $7,500 shelter, built and do Shortened Since NRDD plans for In­ der which the District was the pain any longer or see Glastonbury, and of Philosophic Grand Masters Frank Llnsley Starkel, York Strangfeld, Rich­ the new lodge of Masons. (Herald photo by Ofiara.)______- one of six was disappointed. nated to the town by the Con­ NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. Anne Rowston, 19, cineration have depended on formed, a six-month waiting pe­ the inflammation doesn’t Lodge of Research in Hartford. and (Partridge, and Grand Mas­ ard J. Stratton, George J. At Vanderbtit University In tractor’s Division of the local George Murphy, R-Calif., has hobbles along at Os- Manchester's participation and riod wM then ensue, after mean that you have given Seated as wardens were John ter Campbell, who were pre­ Strimaitis, Merle P. Tapley, Strangfeld, soloist. Max Sclunldhauser, property oB Tennessee — a paradise for Chamber of Commerce. been honored by the American on a Manchester site, the ex­ which time the Dlstrtot wlU your doctor’s prescription a II. Von Deck Jr., senior warden; sented with honorary charter William B. Thornton, Anson F. About 25 district deputiea of Public Records Henry St . coeds with a 3-1 boy to girl ra­ Jewish League against (Jommu- w e a t r y Orthopedic ecutive committee, comprised cease to be even a paper organl- chance to do its full work and Ernest J. Smith, Junior memtoerstilps In the new lodge. Marriage licensee FATHER’S DAY Among the several new ac­ Linsiey was grand master when Thorp, Christoj^er 'W. Totten, the grand lodge attended. Kenneth Eugene Taggart, tio—the boys’ ticksts were gone tivities to be added to its sec­ nisrm. Hospital, Hyde, Eng­ of one member each from Man­ zation. for you. Infection can be warden, both of whom led the Harold A. Turklngton, Harold Many gifts were presented to Warrantee Deeds CAMERAS — riLM four houTB after they went on Murphy received the league's land, after surgery chester, Rockville, South Wind­ In the meantime, the North deep-seated. Half-measures effort to form Friendship the Friendship Lodge project E. Turklngton, Stephen Ulasik, the lodge, and were dedicated Spokane, and Sharon Kay Ro» sale. ond summer of operation are George E. Sokolsky Memorial was conceived and helped in Isabella T. Davis to Darrell senbalm, East Hartford. EI.ECTRIC RAZORS three overnight cookouts, that shortened her sor and Bolton, agreed that tt Oentrel (Refuse District, consist­ only give the infection time Lodge. Prank J. S. Ulm. Joseph P. Voll- by the grand chaplain. Elach L. Hovey and Wilma M. Hovey, "But we got 160 of about 260 Award Thureday for public would be futile to proceed with ing of RoctoviUe, South Windsor for a counter-attack. directing the effort of the or­ charter member received a Wayne Clifford Snell, East freshmen g&ls to come here,” hootenany, a Jazz festival, a cir­ eight inches. She was The remaining members of ganizing committee. rath, Wesley K. VanKurin, John property at 26 Jarvis Rd. Hartford, and Ann Frances ARTHUR DRUG cus and a carnival. In addi service. further deliberations and stu­ and Bolton, will be formed un­ Next time your phArma- the corps of officers are Harold L. VonDeck Jr., John L. Von- gift. said a male member of the 6-7 before the opera­ dies. der an enabUng act whierior Court revoked three towns find themselves. losers when tiiey broke into Gail tified Jimenez as Arias’ assail Woodard’s bam. Loading a Of Pharmacy and Medicine Mr. onfi Mirs. Arthur J. Kit-^ Its editor. She will be assisted Jimenez’ $6,000 ball after Mayor John Egan of South tSe of 146 Summit S t ceietorof.- Salvation Army. Mrs. KitUe by Susan Grant and Ann Ben­ changing the charge against ant and that medical evidence Windsor influenced the deci­ trailer with hay, they were ap­ was a Songster for many years, showed that Arias would have sion when he said, “South parently frightened and topk off ed their 60th wedding annlvei'- son. him from assault causing bodily tuiry yeeterday with a family and secretary of the Home STREET In addition. Miss Benson was injury to imperfect homicide. died had he not undergone suT' Windsor Is now four years be­ hurriedly, liv in g the trailer in Lieague for 13 years. Her hus­ gery. hind in finding a solution to the bam Woodard dkki’t lose dinner at the Mountain Laurel elected publicity chairman and No bail is allowed under the WESTOWN Restaurant ThompeooviMa band, who still plays sousa- Miss Grant, attendance chair­ homicide charge. Arias. 47, a former Panaman­ its disposal problems and have his hay but be didn’t gain a phone tn the Salvation Army ian ambassador to Britain, Is the unanimous consent of my trailer either. It was a rental ■■ PHARMACY They received many floral ar­ man. The court, acting on an appeal rangements and cards. Band, has played with the Signing up to assist Camp from the Arias family, ob­ slowly recovering from paraly­ town council to pursue some unit and was turned over to the 459 Hartford Rd. — 649-9946 group continuously since com sis in a hospital near Itondon. other Joint effort. aheriff. They were married June 3, Director Henry Manning with served that an eyewitness iden- 1905, at St. John’s EplBCopal Ing to Manchester, and with a clerical help were Royann Church, Great (Jlacton, Blseex, Salvation Army Band in Eng­ Thompson, Susan Banning, lOngiasrL and have been reti- land for 12 years. Barbara Kautz, Irene and Don­ dents of Manchester 56 years. The couple has three children, na Klucewicz, Marcia Matheny Mrs. KitUe operated the Cake Leslie A. KitUe of Vernon, CASH and Doit Wltkowskl. and Pie Shop in the Trotter Robert G. KitUe and Mrs. G. Block at the Center about 30 Alton Perrett, both of Mamhes- More Food Processed years ago. Her husband, a brick tor; five grandchildren and two and stone mason, did mudi greiat-gTandchlldren. CHICAGO — Thirty years specialized work in this area A buffet will b* • , ago only 4 per sent of the ap­ and still takes occastanal Jobe, KItUe’s heme tomorrow ples consumed in the United moetly gardening. for reVatlvee Btatea were eaten in processed Both 'M r. and Mrs. Kittle land Maseachuftetts. (H«rald| form; now the percentage is have long been aotlve tn the I photo by Ofiara.) 38. Here are some other incre­ 903 MAIN STREET--643-2478 ases in the some period: oranges from 3 per cent to 70; For G iff Giving—Give A peaches. 24 to 42; peas, 47 to Teachers Vote to Withold 96, and tomatoes, 27 to 83. Signatures from Contracts

The Manchester Education-^ This fact, said Itiss Martha Homemade White, chairman of the per- j A iuficn’s moat-wnntod portmble Association (MEA) decided to sonnel policies committee, withhold signatures from the would leave the board of educa­ RAVIOLI 1965-66 salary agreements yes­ tion Insecure. terday. From the wording of Michael Guadano, past presi­ FRESH OR FROZEN the motion, the teachers would dent, added that the action puts withold signatures until an the board in an unfavoralble "equltaible” salary agreement light and In a disadvantageous D . I . 3 0 C had l ^ n reached by the per­ position. sonnel policies committee and In urging all the teachers to the board of education. refuse to sign, Guadano said, H. PASQUALINI However, most teachers “Our strongest hope is that the TEL 5444)504 readily agreed yesterday that board be convlncod of our sin-1 there was little chance of their cerety.” 246 Aveiy St., Wapplng getting a further salary in­ For one teacher, what mat­ crease for next year. tered waa the teachers’ tlnce- Although a number of moU- rety. Calling the action a mat­ vatloiu seem to have prompted ter of principle, he said, “If we A “Royal” Gift Indeed! From Up the vote, the strongest appears don’t vote to withhold, its like M9.95 to have sprung from a desire saying we’ve been bluffing all to ^ve more pow elaeie weWbend, 24 24 from a family pf powerful V8’t. THE NO. 1 WAY engine in its most popular inteimediate-size car. staanmnit. stsites ttat the nualW* ’ tto o ____a student_— who hM fx- M o b i I h G O t teaclMr. ecnaldBn MroseV oAad til sodotogy. , I The Anar points} pocKat, simulated fly fronti under oahtraot to tesch the While a reoMent at lianohas- 9hMi aleavad and rib baitdedb wHh pM iatliiont HOUR HOUR 1966-66 yaftC. _ ter, r)ie wm AoUye In the Utiit* 4eiwfco(d29-«, 7.95 lllnf I Boo your Chovrolot doalor for R now CHEVROLET • CHEVILLI • CHIVY B « CORVAlll Rtowavar, R adfie^ etnas the ed SYnagofue Touth of ( •ndeonbMtpipInei Hia O IL BURNER (Htaiy schedule is unsstiafao- Shdom iln 1960^1 be t ''T > 4 "3;, tocy, tlM teacher Is withholding year studying In IsnwI. DELIVERY FUEL OILS SERVICE Mi signsture from the eatery lAM POR MO*MORtOMOM POR eeemrnmn h sgreement. Wa MUSIC LOVER AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER MILWAUKEE, Wti. (AP)- IN MANOHEStBR, CONN. DWORIN CHEVROLET, m e CAPITOL MOTORS, INC. The letter makes (julte clear U14 MAIN STREET—6S1

/ ^■r ^ •' T i'AJl- - ? h i ...St PAGE flFTBeH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C50NN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN^ FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1968 PA6B F0URTEB!N Four Downtown Plans Ready, Your Weddin9 Flowtrs T he H igh S chool W orld One Makes Main St. a Mall 621 Hartford Rd. Mrs. Joyes Don, FkaiHf MANCHESTER, VOL. XX IX , No. 33 Friday, June 4 B j PH1NKA8 FI8KB spot the area would be brought OGNN. A 8 h « f of four potential renewal plana for d o ^ - together into a local ahopplng Final Exam* tjown Manchester has been prepared by conaulUnte for center. Track Team Fantasy Sets the Mood for Carousel The plans also include a new The fiiuU examlnatton the Manchester Redevelopment Agency, and will be Manchester’s Larcest Florist! schedule will be aa follows: firehouse to replace the School Drive Down or Phone Par An Appotatmart presented to town officials this month and next. St house occupied by Co. No. 4, Tuesday, June 16—B3 A carousel bearing voriotiti PHONE MS-05S8 Ends Year; Hie plan most Ucdy to atiry and some work on storm sew­ exam for seniors during X papier-mache animals lay to lltate a free flow of traffic toe center of toe floor wblla •nUnisiam and oontnyveny ers and other public utilities. period and regular B pe­ through the area. The redevelopnoent agency la 1-7 Record riod class. AU underclass­ park benches and treea bnod trauM baiSah oan fmn a A second through rtreet, be­ seeking toderal approval to ex­ men will have a normal toe walls. Flowers adorned tha ■tretoh oC Mato 8 t and turn k ginning at Charter Oak St., tend the northern boundaiies of day. walls and table tope. This waa would parallel Mato St. to Ita Into a pedeetiian mall. the project beyond the Center, Although the MHS track Wednesday, Jime 16—FI the setting for Spring Carouoel, east, then turn westward to team wound up their Meison i held on Friday night. May 2A Two oOier pItMia, lesa ambi­ to iMlude the Lin<»ln School Class—8:06-10.16; BS2 Class meet It just south of the Cen and properties along the west with a 1-7 record. It certainly -10.21-12:21. The characters were 58 couplea tious, oeil tor the consoUdaticn tor. 'Would not be correct to say that dancing to the music o8 tha t)t the business district with side of Main St as far as Cen­ Thursday, June 17—iD2 The eocUHng stores along Main ter Springs Parte, and land the season was fruitless. Mr. Class—8:06-10:16; C2 Class Dubaldo Orcheatra. Hiis 'waa new parking and highway ac- St. wodM be retained — but toe first sophomore oponsorad Paul Phinney and Mr. Robert - 10: 21- 12:21. ee^ facilities. around toe post office. prom ever to be held at Ow woidd look out onto the mall The exitenaion would permit 'Bines, the team’s coaches, were Friday, June 18—A2 And a fourth proposal shows Instead. Much of the other area toe widening of Mato St north LEASE greatly impressed by the efforts Class—8:06-10:16; G3 dasa high school. th e maltl plan as it m ight som e­ between present Main St. and A CAR FROM FAUL DODGE FONTIAC of this year's team captain, As the climax of the evening. day develop, with enlarged the new through street would be of toe Center, and would open -10:21-12:21. Sharon Douton, ’67, co-chair­ new parking apeoe for post of­ Kenneth Knight, ’66. Mr. Phln- Monday, June 21—iB8 at««s, multi-otory parking developed tor parking. ney is confident that Ken will man of the prom, was crowned areas and high-rise aparbnents. The entire area might also be fice uaera. Class for underclassmen; queen of toe prom. Members The portion of Mato St. just be running the two-mile event 8:06-10:16. All the plans are being shown refurbished to give It a fresh ALL MAKES In under ten minutes next sea­ chosen for her - court included to property owners, merchants new character of its own, with south of the Center might be Make-up exam 10:21- Jill Horton, Carol Messier, shifted eastward to aUgn it bet­ son. and office-tenants In the down­ a Colonial, Oay-90’o or modem The team has had a highly 12: 21. Marion Garrison, and Doirto ter with Main St north of town area at Informal confer­ motU. ALL MODELS successful year as far as their DiManno, all sophomores. ences now. Merchants who havs viewed the Center. The wed dde of Pam Barnlngham Robert Byrnes Music ranging from toe ap­ toe new Southern New England running events are concerned; PYom the conferences the re- the plan respond with varying however, the field events are in propriate “Theme from Carou­ devriopment agency hopes to degrees of enttiusdawn. Some Telephone Co. building has been USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR desperate need of improvement. Legion of Honor Indians Beat sel” to the lively "Mexican Hat evolve a consensus of down­ have made euggeitiona which designed to accommodate Mich Mr. Phinney expressed disap­ Dance” was provided by tha town opinion about the best the renewal agency intends to a plan. five-piece orchestra. Although LEASING PLAN pointment in the persoimel A friendly smile and a help­ path to follow. inoorponke into the plan. The blodc endoeed by Mato, Dianna Batts, left. Miss District of Columbia, was told yesterday by Miss UBA ' turnout that the track team It was on my last trip to Conard Nine; em phasis w as on sVow m usic, a Stin to be Informed of the The other two plans retain Unden, Liocuat and Myrtle Sts. Beauty Pageant officials she must tone down the color and shorten the length has been getting year after Washington, D. C., that I found ing hand are constant features polka, twist, a tango were also tnoad outlines of the plan are lifoin St. to Its present location le labeled as a potential dte tor year. The coach hopes that next this week's legionnaire, Pam of Bob Byrnes. Hls cheerful at­ enjoyed. of her blonde hair. They claim it won’t show up well on television as is. Her Barnlngham, lost in the Wash­ Chaperons for toe prom In­ the reeidential tenants and as a traffle thoroughfare, but a new town office buUdlng. year more football and basket- titude brightens the day of Meet Defeat m i property owners hi the area oaB tor oonoentrattog the buM- As toe plana f o r the area roommate, Cheryl Samrad of Tulsa, Miss Oklahoma, is with her. l»ll players will try out which ington Monument Hila chance cluded Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray­ PA U L DODGE meeting gave me an opportu­ those who are lucky enough to mond Rogers, Mr. Lnurenca east of the business district ness section around toe eocisUng gradually solidify, the Man­ I will help to reinforce the team. Rebounding from an 11-ln- The renewal project, which “100 per cent” area — where chester Redevelopment Agency The coaches praised the ef­ nity to interview thla well- work with him. Bob’s school Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur wUl pibbably reeuU in the re- dropping Is heaviest — to talcs will conduct a series of meet­ forts of Rick Laraon, ’67, in the traveled and well-roimded stu­ career shows an outstanding ning 4-2 defeat at the hands of Glaesar, Mr. and Mrs. James toibMiing of many existing advantage of the oommcrdal ings with town committees snd pole vaulting events. Although dent I discovered that a one- example of service and per­ the Windham Whippets, Man­ Higginbottom, and Mr. and PONTIAC week bicycle conference on sonal achievement. Mrs. Heihert Pagani. homes, Includes most of the areas existing strengths. They, oonunisdons to get their reac­ 15 Nervous Beauty Queens their record may not show it, chester rolled to a very satis­ area between Main and Spruce MANCHESTER 649-2881 Martha’s Vineyard, a trip to In the Audio-Visual Club, Ushers for the prom Included too, Include a new through tions to the various proposals. 373 Bfain St. this year’s track team has ex­ fying 4-1 victory over Conard Philip Bennett, Richard Bom- Sts. and between E. Center and street to the east of the bud- The final decision will be perienced a good deal of suc­ Florida, and summers spent at Bob has worked for three Lake Wlnnepesaukee In New years, last year winning a mer­ ■berger, B arry G ooding, ■ and CXiarter Oak Sts. nesa section. made by the redevelopment cess. The coaching and the High of West H^u’tforU. Duke The details of aB of the four Hampshire are among Pam’s it award, and this year serv­ Hutchinson ’65 worked double Bruce Thleling and their guests. The tour oorxseptlons are all agency Itself. spirit are there, now all the Refreshments, provided mainly proposals remain to be worked Vie for Miss U.S.A. Crown track team needs Is a new crop most memorable moments. ing as president of the club. duty as he hurled both games, based on the beSef that toe Although no figures are now Pam lists the late President by members of toe prom com­ out—a fact that frustrates business district — one of toe ______of persotmel to bolster next He is also member of boys’ and if an 11th Inning some of the property owners available, the cost of the varl' Kennedy as her fa'vorlte public leaders, photognraphy club, and mittee, were served throughout prime aiess of economic p rojects would cleau’Iy d lf year’s attack. had not been hit, two victories tavolved, who would like to I MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) —ecifically what will 36. Sue Ann, at 6-feet-8, is two mer at Pontiac, Mich. man 'who lived up to hls Ideals the Aquaettes. Outside of the Indian ace. happen to their own land and and local empkqwieot — needs ban Renewal Administration Fifteen nervous beautiee com­ and 'Who was w Inspiration to school. Bob bowls on a cham- to be strengthened and improv­ inches taller. Oldest la New York’s Gloria Friday’s contest found the buildings. will pay three-quarters of the pare faces and figiu^es tonight in An exotic touch comes In Jon, 24, a Manhattan voice stu­ the. youth of the entire world.’’ ]>lon ducikpln team. Bob's en- ed. cost of whichever project is Editors Meet Whippets and MHS deadlocked Renewal offidals emphartse finals lor the Mies U.S.A. crown Hawaii’s lovely EUthe Aguiar, dent, a shapely 86-22-34 a t 5-feet- If Piun could be any character ;oyment of swimming, bowling, at the end of regulation play­ Girls Leaders fiir the ptans must remain A second psirt of all tob plans, finally approved, and toe town 20, a 6-foot-6, raven-haired en­ TEENAGERS! in history, she would be her­ softbaU, and archery ia ac­ and the opportunity to represent 6. She la the only Negro among which tende to be overtoadowed and state will split the differ­ ing time. It took two extra in­ ' vague at i&ot; what they seek this country in the 1966 Miss tertainer in Honolulu. the 16. At Workshop self ‘toecause I like being my­ cented by the fact that aa a nings before a home run by re­ now, they say, is some Mnd of by the more imaginative pro­ ence. self.” If Pam could change young child he was crippled In Pick Officers posal fbr toe busioeae area, The federal agency has al­ Universe pageant. Most petite is 6-foot-8 Janls Greeneyed blonde Miss serve Mike Walsh broke agreem eto m to what the ovee- The winner, to be crowned on Saldler, 18, o f Utah, a dark­ MHS, outdoor classes on beau­ one arm from poUo. B o b’s aB plan afaDuAd look hke. calls for TehahiHtaiion of the ready eeu>marked about |2.5 Golfirnoa, Kathryn Hage, of Ed&tora o f achool newopopers tiful days would be common. open the game and gave WiiW- a nationwide (CBS) telecast by haired, brown-eyed beauty with Santa Monica, la an 18-year-old friendly appeal and physical ac­ ham its hard earned 'win. Wield­ The proposal that moik ex- resIdeRtial area between Main million as its share of the and yeaibooka from all over When Pam isn’t in her complishment Is reflected in his For New Year ajnd Spruce Sts. project That amount is only an rerlgnlng Queen Bobbi Johnson, a 22-inch waist. Janls has been 120 pounder who wanta to be a ing the heavy timber in this cKes people who have seen It of Washington, D.C., also will skipping meals and weighs the state met at the Hartford olasees. AP English and West­ favorite i>ersonage, John F. Sharon Douton, ’67, queen of toe Spring Prom sits in the center of the carousel with the «alta tor abandoning about five SolKKd grounds around the estimate, according to local re­ dental hygieniat. Counant building on Saturdoiy, ern ClviUxatloii (her favorites), Kennedy, whom he admires, game for toe Indians were Dick Nathan Hale School and Educa­ newal officials, and may rise or receive 15,000 caSh and a $5,000 about 102. Bomiberger and Mark HeUer, members of the court beside her. The court includes from left to right sophomores Jill Hor­ People who happen to be In Stocks of Main St. and Convert year-long appearance contract. Denyse Turner, 23, o f Nevada May 29, for 0ie annual SUxtont and level one French IV and because of hls courage and ton, Dorria DiManno, Marion Garrison, £md Carol Messier. (Photo by Satemls.) tional Square are slated fbr ex­ fall, depenifing on toe cost of WIN A ^25.00 Chemistry, she may be found both '66 and both collecting 2 or around the girl’s gym area faig the area into a pedertttsn “Everyone wants to win,” is a 131-pound, 39-26-37 showgirl. P t m Conferenoe. Tlie High personality.” ' man. Main St. wotSd have to pansion in all toe plans, and the project upon which the actively partictpatliig In So- Perhaps while enjoying your- hits. Tile game threatened to be may see girls dressed in white said Oklahoma's Cheryl Ann Miss Texas, cheerleader Phil­ Bchool W orld ecUtora, Helene be relocated, however, to ted neighbenhood shops that now town finally decides. manhis as Senior editor. She setf at toe beach, you have seen a rout as the first four In­ gymsuits. These girls are mem­ Semradl, 19. “ We came to win.” lis Johnson, 21, Is the shortest KJecott end Bait) Oocoonl wore bers of Girls’ Leader’s Club, a the Manchester delegatea. has also been a member of the Bob’s happy face at the con­ diana reached base, but a well Already chosen most photogen­ finabst at 5-foot-4. She lives in service organization for girls Master of ceremonies for the Nationid Honor Society, for cession stimd at Rocky Neck executed checked 65 Somanhis Students Superior ic, this green-eyed brunette, at Abbeville, La. toe rally. That Is the limit of interested in physical educa­ Other Southerners Include day was the Oourant’a Educa­ three years, and the Current State Park, 'where he has spent Girl ScoutNotes 6-feet-7 and a shapely 37-24-37, is SAVINGS A ffa ir s Cluib fo r tw o years. toe excitement generated by the tion. among the audience favorites. South CaroUna’s brown-eyed tional Editor, Mr. James F. some fun-filled and profitable Gut Line Fouls Test CYP Club of Center Ctaurch Buntuners. I f he had a mllUon, Indians as toe rest of the game Recalls 50th Girls’ Leader’s has recently Miss Arizona, dark-haired Vicki Harrison, 21, and Ala­ Loohy. Mr. Looby introduced aa the first speetoer Mr. Charles L., and the Manchester Youth Bob 'would like to travel around proved to be a pitcher’s duel In Local Contests held election and new officers The Connecticut Valley Girt Jane Nelson of TulsaroBa, N.M., bama’s Leigh Stanford, 18. Both Towne, city editor. Mr. Towne Council take up Pom’s thne out the world; but above all he until that fatal 11th. for toe school year ’66-’66 ara and Cheryl were both Miss are brunette. of school In her infrequent Again it was Hutchinson who Anniversary Ann Pratson ’66 , president; Of Recovery Chute Scout Council will meet Mon­ Sportswoman Susan P ill, 20, outlined the major points a likes Manchester, "because day at 8 p.m. at First Congrega­ A m erica finalists. Jane. 20, Moure thne Pom likes to read, have lived here almost all my took the mound to face the 7-2 FTve IfKS students recelved<»Uverod at tos Memorial Day Jane Wilson ’66, ■vice president, attends Arizona State Universi­ Miss Michigan, la 5-foot-5, 110 BOND good reporter tiiould keep In swim, anow-tid, and 'water-ald. ceremonies, Paul stressed toe Aaoorted Milk and life and I ha'^e always liked batsmen from Conard. The Over a year’s ■work b y sev­ recognition for their entries in Euid Luanne Heck, '67, secre­ tional Church, 837 Main St., ty. She's 6-foot-9 and a curvey pounds 36-22-36, and works as a f l J W mind and then answered euty skiing being her favorite. Spe­ idea that Memorial Day makes A test drop of a dummy Gemini space capsule yes­ Dark Chocolate Lb. questions the student echtora It.” Bob Uvea with Mrs. Cath­ Chieftains bats, however, were eral S o n u ^ is d u b mem)>erB | locally sponsored contests in tary. East Hartford. This is the sec­ 37-23-37. cial honors that Pam has re­ erine B yrnes a t 180V4 Center kept relatively quiet as a nifty and their advisers climaxed us aware of the sacrifices made Three officers, a president, terday, using a parachute made here by the Pioneer ond Coimcll meeting of the Miss New Mexico, blue-eyed Watkins will award a $25.00 Savings Bond hod. ceived include honorable men­ recent weelcs. Three seniors, by men during the -wars and of Mr. Edward Steele, of the S t five-hitter was tossed by Hutch­ this afternoon in the distribu­ vice president, and secre­ Parachute Co., has proven something less than a suc- year. Judy Baldwin o f Clovis, ia 6- to the Teen-ager who suggests the best tion for poetry in the Scholas­ Bob dislikes arguing and en­ inson. tion of toe 1965 yearbook to Paul FTlkonis, Cynthia Briggs our responsibUltles to them and tary are elected each spring. Hostesses for the evening foot-8, 19-years-oW and 37-26-37 CIGARS PIPES Masterpieces eomposiag department, was the tic Writing Contest and third to our country. He also said ♦ ------name for our new Teen-age department. next speaker. He diaoiisswd ty­ joys music, driving, and pizzas. Completely reversing the over 1,500 MHS students. and Elizabeth House were Nominees for president came ^eess. w fll p t ) East District Girl in 124 pounds. She’ s a bouncy prise (In toe State) of a $125 This year’s Somanhis is toe that this holiday unites us with A landing ridd, dislodged TOBACCOS Come to the store, inspect the exhibit and pography and makeup and d^ On the more serious side, Bob playing of the game at a pre­ awarded savings bonds for from the junior class, and toe A n d o v er Scouts fmd their Senior Scouts blonde who wishes “ we could all in Miniature ocholarahlp for am essay con­ has baper- •Iho Permanent Memorial high school students. This com­ The president-elect, Ann 861 MAIN ST,—848-6821 of the 10 Indian hits. Day Committee, which spon­ Pratson, is presently taking apparently because toe capsule ers who signed up for the dess­ Brownie Troop 815 SWEETHEART sons for position subject of World Briefs Mark Heller, ’66. back edition and more o f a mittee Is run on a local, state approached toe ground at an es. Brownie ’Troop 815, which Prescription Phannaciy each picture. literary magazine than the sors this contest, is made up of and national basis, with toe lo­ Honors Chemistry, FYench m , Sponsordiip is by the Ando­ SPECIAL Library Pages the nine veterans and patriotic English, and algebra n . When uodntended angle. meets at toe Verplanck, School, Ihree buses tran^xwted the Jay Vee present issue. This year, which cal committee in charge of con As a result of toe test fail­ ver Lake Property Owners Aa- held a fly-up ceremony recently group to the Statier HUton Ho­ H ck ets are now on sale In is the 50th Anniversary of So­ groups in town. This annual tests of this nature. asked concerning her goals for sodaiUon. No regikratdon fee ia RING or NECKLACE Take Boston Trip The jayvees got back on toe ure, National Aeronautics and at the school. tel for a chicken dinner. After toe auditorium vestibule for toe winning t)aaeline laat FYlday manhis, the yearbook is a larg­ contest Is open to all juniors AU posters entered in the Girls’ Lieader Club in toe com­ being charged as in former 2 GENUINE DIAMONDS er size. 8%” X 11”, and contains and seniors at MHS, East Cath­ ing year, Ann stated: “I hope ' Space Administration engineers Wings were presented to Re- SET IN SOUD GOLD the meal this year's Parade of Twilight Fantasy and toe afternoon by dropping Wind­ contest were displayed In the will go back to work on toe years; all expenses wiR be as­ « Albert, Karen Bengaton, STOP! LOOK! You Gaal Afford Youth A'words and 6 t Bonaiven- Dawn Dance. The price for the The library pages traveled to ham 5-1 after having suffered four full color pictures In toe olic and Cheney Tech. This Employment Office where they to strength®® toe organization design of the chute’s con­ sumed by the Red Cross. <3esa- Jeanine Chadwick, Karen Dai- hire Awards 'were given to de­ Twilight Fantasy Is »3 per Boston on Wednesday, June 2. five consecutive losses. The oj)enlng section. Its cover dis­ year’s subject for the essay were judged by three local of Girls' Leader’s Club so that tainer. A es will stsrt near the end of .;;Ie, Deborah D eR osa, sniaabeth serving reportera. couple with $1.50 per couple A field trip toward the end of papooses collected five runs on plays the senior class colors, was, “Why a Memorial Day” ? artists. It may function as an effective A test in April suffered a June with the exact date to be : Tunke, Cynthia Garey, Ann BONUS to Mitt WOODUMD GARDENT Barb Oocoonl '86 the cost of toe Dawn Dance. toe year has become an an- ten hits and only one , gold and maroon. A gold color In his essay, which was de­ Pat Harris, '67 luiit. I wish to emphasize that similar fate when a control line made known later. Olguere, HiriJy Kagenow , Kim muU event w ith toe pages', while the Windham jayvees runs over the first 16 pages. It this is a service club, and that was severed by the turning me­ Mothers to Meet Harrison, Cynthia Bmuse, Lin­ Ring may be FINISHES YEAR Many students who ha've long and this year, under toe di­ belted six hits and committed contains more candids than It is up to each member to chanism In the capeule. Mrs. Richard Jolmston, Bos­ da McNally, Laurie McMuUen, The Pre-iMed Club’s last rection of Mrs. Marion Mona­ ever before. live up to her responsibility aa traded in for full wondered what the bottom three miscues along iwlth their Many of these constitute toe In sid e Senior Activities Pioneer project engineer Wil­ ton HIU Rd'., w in be to e hostess Angante were Mary The direction it traveU is 8:30 pm . next Monday. Susan Royce, ’66. ton, Vt.;) Judy Frithsen, Vas­ ford College for Women; MoKeon, Twn McKeon, and BiU eontrotted by turning toe pena- MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Dwight Mertens, Hartford In­ ’Ih e telephone oommlttee Luci Vacationing Plead N ow ! Pkm t N ow ! sal CoUege and CoimecUcut Chasa The seniors made aa chuts. ’The mreetkm ie changed made up of Mrs. Henry Wrob- CoUege; Lucinda Geer, UConn; stitute for Accounting: Sally lOH formation In the ■waiter to A M A KITC— oeiectloB of Ageratum, Alyssam, Aators, bgr dosing slots in the canopy. linaki, chairman, and assisted Gary Gunas, Columbia CoUege Miller, Elmira; Donald Mor- the tune of “You’U Never Walk At Unknown Spot B E U lllN w r L A m 9 Calenduloa, Marigolds, ZInnIss, Petunias, Salvias, The chute is turned by dosing by Mrs. Ere Warner and Mrs. and Tufts CoUege; Elsa Gus­ dowsky, Boston CoUege. Alone.” Mr. 'Theodore Fali'- dots’* in the side. controUed by LobeUa, Portuteco, Verbena, Bells ot Ireland, Mignonette, many others. Also Donna Mordowsky, But­ Richard Adams are calUng all WASHINGTON (AP)—Luci tafson, Southern Connecticut banka played the organ while a line from toe capsule. ’The donors in toe area. Luncheon Only oontalneg ^ oontolnert for State CoUege; Judl Jackson, ler University, Southern Con­ T im B adger ■was ■voool soloiat. Johnson, 17, daughter o f the MANCHESTER JAYCEE necticut; Conrtance Nadeau, Mno is fixed to a reel, which can for toe Red Cross workers on Cornell University. Joan Marlow, ”68 be turned by motors in the cap­ President, la vacationing tor a Endicott Jr. College; Janls Monday will be served at 12:30 few days but the WMte Houae a g e we M i A M . e D l A A IT C —Voxtidoee, Red, YeUow, Plum, Peppers, For- Also, John Kelly, Niagara Nielson, Northeastern; Joanne sule on command from UM p m . SAFE DRIVING ROAD-E-0 ground. Isn’t oaytag where. B k did, a V E V E T A IIL E r L A N .I-B slcy, Oclenrt Lettoee, l^gplaat, BosU, Onlmi University; Ellise Kenyon. Nielson, Becker Jr. College; apokeoman aakl, toots wouM be Sets, Oobbngn Bpronts. Mostly doo. UConn; John Krinjak, Tufts Janls Noren, Russell Sage; Netmen Falter Returning Oemlnl ^>ace-craft Manohester Evening Herald Save been orbited to drop into no vacation. University; Dave Litrico, Slip­ Dianne 'Novakouski, LeMoyne Andover correapondent, Law­ A police eouroe to CWcago pery Rock State Teacher’s Col­ CoUege; Linda OrfiteUl, South­ the eea, until now, because of rence Moe, triepoMie 142-8196. In Final Game the difficulty of avoiding laird oold ohe was there. lege; Eric Lundberg, Went- ern Connecticut. Luci, graduated Tueaday from Flower and Voffetable Sm ^ ■worto Institute; Rick Macalone, sb a ted es. Also John Oitolanl, Trinity; The Manchester High School toe National Oatoedral School ROSE S-A-t^E Porter School of Engineering Donald Patterson, Ohio Wes­ In addition, the tests being tor Girts,- occompuiied her to FIRST Headquarters for complete line of termia squad played its final aonducted at Fort Hood are Design; Ann Meason, Annhurst leyan; Paul Pilkonis, Yale; Rob­ About Town tiler on a trip to Chicago Thura- SCOTTS PRODUerrS. Also Hubbard CoUege; Janet MUes, Keene meet at Storro on Wednesday, aimed at perfecting a retro- Large Size. Reg. 1.69 ert Rice, Paul Smith OoUege; M ay 25. The contendtag BX>. The Fellowcraft Chib of Man­ day nigivt but didn’t return with Hall, Asgrow, Conn. NnnMrymen State CoUege; Jim Nathan, Ehiid Rc^ntoal, Hartford Col­ rocket package to reduce toe tom . amJth High School confirmed a rate of fall jtut as the capeule chester Lodge of Masons will PRIZE Lawn FertlUaer, Ortho, O rg w , ^ Boston University; Jeffery lege for Women; David Row- ’Ihe White Houae oaM ahe to Nielson, Union CoUege, Rens­ prevloua victory over the MHS hks toe ground. meet Monday at 7:30 pm. at ley, Syracuse; WlUlam Rylan- vacationing aritii her parenia’ -£dm e...... 50 lbs. 5Qc 80 lbs. 7w selaer Polytechnic Institute, raob^men by oofiturtag a four The rodsets firs when either the Maaonlc Temple. Plans wlH 10 for 9.44 der, Ohio Wesleyan. permiatocai and arlU be bock by Aagrew a n d Reotts L a w n Seed and Worcester Polytetonic In­ Also Katoy Sdvwarz, Bry­ to one win. sC a pair of 12-foot-long anten­ be discussed for a St. John’s Day Breakfast, June 20. lOonday or ’Tueaday at the tolb DONATED BTt HAH Lawn Food ...... 5 0 ^ 2.44 stitute; Joanne C. Nielsen, Bry­ ant; Judith Seavey, Hartford Bin COrney, ’86, won 2bu»- na touch toe ground. ast, elnoe abe wtil be hoeteea Chester’s one podat by defooitiiig Manahrator Sparia Oentar, lao.; O. T. LoBoaaa Aaooo,, lae., HAH Gturden Food ,.>..50,Id s , 1.98 OnoBty A t A Bteumeble Price Oni ant; Donna Parclak, Our Lady HtM^ital; Gall Sleler, RuoseU Tssterday's test failure ap- Epworth Circle of the Wom­ Tueaday to 50 preaidenttal aohol- Dyaamto iBaatiaBM; Jarvto Constraettoa Company. of Elms; Aimee Patterson, ige, Keuka; Richard Suhie, his opponent 8-2 and 8-4 in sets. ■ parently began wtien a ’’drone” en’s Society of Christian Serv­ ara. ’Ihla ia a group of high Pest Moeo, InasettoUbo, nm yoi^ Oeote. ★ Evergreens UCoim . Michigan State; Bruce Taylor, The other aooree j In staglea chute tugg^ the Para-Bail out ice of South Methodist Church acbool youngrtera who axe com OTHXat PRIZES: Mnlch, Pine Bark Mnleh, White Tw due. Please. le- H ck Kate, t l fnlfy equipped. 148 WOODUND STRIIT A Carol Comber, '88 ouoe; XonhoK R. Stephana, The reason far toe failiue of for the Manchester area. aomewhere.” UOann: Ingrid Swanson, Mo- turn Immadiately for inventory. the rockets to fire was not ton- See all prtoea'en dtoplay In Watidn’e WIndaw JOHK.& LION ZAPADKA M apph Lnwienoe School of Nurs­ Ounsnt A ffolrs etubmon or* SMdiahaly clear. Tha executive oommittsa of Cut groan cabbage for olaar TO ENTER: Come to ttoe kueheeter Shopping Parknde at ■ei^ly commemorated ing: Ttineooe L. Towle, WeA Hwre wUI be en aiwerde oo- In tos proeeoa o t sereenlnK tiDr Oub Scout Pack 144 wiU moot thto way: Halva tha. eabbage 9:09 AJK. oa Saturday, imm A AU teen driven (male pud lor ojipUqMite for mnt yewli > The next teat of toe Pus-Safl nririei Tinm r tl T f i r TTTirit-Titr T~TT'Hi)irllini * T iili nr r m liie e n rifloee for freedom made o f tote iMMir) Round TaWee. Under tbe dl- direct route and _are not 4o_ go ■“ ■ ‘ Weatexon; Carol Tinic* oMdUy for Bcntoni on Itieodoy, i^mnarary eystem, Bvsrett says, tciMgbt at 8 at tlta boms of and plaxto out aide down, on tha itoaalo) nader I f by Aagitot A 1988 and Mauctowler leal- .Wefon>.liire.foH(i»M . , . . ' . ' tke Ovtt War, Kdteab r a t tb e 22. SMSolDgvitKlp Ia tbaefofo '‘ li prohnUy at lank « Iba. Kritli MkrriB, 91 D im ebopplng boanL Uoa a long tbin detoa are eUiptala. and iK ^ World Warn. renhOB at U r. Robert O. Vater, to otoer Dr. al|ii^ fenife and rinad Ann U , -rtlilSfifV

SIXTEEN. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, 4, 1066 MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, COMM. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1966 Space Walk, Space Talk Millions Throughout Sports Viewing Boston Coltic Owners Will SyUo SATURDAY 1:80 (18) Meta va. PWa- BOU8TON, Tax. (AP) — Har»^ White: "Okay." grubbed it off. That’s exactly bnrgh |» tlM tnuwctU* o t tha oonvar- McDtvitt; "Where are you?” what you’ve done.” Following Gemini Progress liSS ( S) Yanheea v*. CU- White: " I ’m out front now." pttton batweaa aatroMuU Ed- McDivtt: "Ed, I don’t know Grissom; "Tou’va got about exactly where we are, but it ■rently negoUeting for purchased "I must emphasize we’re still day. AOHiona foMowed the U.S. astronauta, Who are o im - Sports CUOILUV —- me y m ■■ only , ,In the nrooeiuiprocess of nevotle.negotia- ^tAe Cramini 4 spacecraft: bled). Grissom: *Gemini 4, Houston S:80 ( 8) Bulck Open of the club. ■ ^McDivttt: '"ivji n. wh American ariromautal progrri* Hve teterMon tranrinlo- ble of the greatest emlolts. But 1965-66 season will mark tlons,” Raymond aald from Spray Leads '"IWl OS what you McDivitt: "Do it siowiy and Cap-Oom (CSapsule Oommupica- the facta are there. Ttte Ameri- (80) Horse Radng Auerbach hew done virtually Oiink.’’ I’U take your picture,” tiona).’ ’ on teleririon and radio. aiona of Ihe takeoft, reUyed to the swan songs o f Red all of the running of the Oltica Cleveland. "But I can tell you London papers pointed cot Europe by tie Siariy Bird aatal- cane have stiU not oaugM up 8K)0 (80) Red Sox vs. it will take In excess of 82 mil­ WMta: "Looks Hka we’ra McDivttt.: ’’Just float around. McDivitt: “ Hey, Gua, aa a with the Rueaiane.” Kansas City Auerbach as c6ach and K. as. general manager aa well as Buick Open - «oiMng up on the ooaat of OaU- I ^ b t now we’re pMnted- Just matter of fact it looks like we’re that astronaut Edward H. Whtte Ute, were a huge sucesaa. doach since Bro-wn’s death. He lion to close the deal.” Swedtoh TV experte described n Meseaggero, Rome—The C. Jones as play maker of Auerbach was recently In ^iom ia.’’ s h M atmlgtat doum to the right over Houston.” n h&d walked In space longer SUNDAY has announced the coming sea­ than Soviet coamcnaut Alexei it a* " a trie-taehnical triumph.’’ world the astronauts have tem- the eight-time world cham­ Cleveland continuing talks * , McDIvltt: "One tMnfir about It ground.” Grissotq: “ Gemini 4, Gemini pomrily left is "more torn by 12:65 ( 8) Yanks vs. CM- son will be his laat as coach. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE First Round - aMten Bid g^eta out there and (White made obeencatlone 4, Houston." ' Leonov. "The apace walk - Thuriata packed the toungee of pion Celtics. Will it also be Jones has stated he will retire which began before the play Four - run explosion in the champ.” said a headUne In the Norwegian hotels to watch the resentments' and hatrade than eago offs. Starts wiggling: around it sura that were gasMed in tcansmis' McDivitt: “ Yeah, that’s Gal­ 1:00 (18) Mats vs. Pitts­ the finale for the franchise after the campaign to coach at slxtM Inning erased a 3-2 Law­ Sun. traMnUmdon. ever: Only in peace and in com­ Fieri said he wasn’t at liberty makes the spacecimA tough to Sion). veston Bay right there.” mon oommitment can man burgh in Boston? Brondeis. yers’ lead and gave Norman's 'Mntrol." McDivitt: "Let me take a Whtte: ’^e a h ." Brttatn’e top apace .tracker, 'The BTOieele' na^wapaper Hat The Boston Record-American to discuss the Cleveland bid, a 6-3 win last night at Ver- GRAND BLANC, Mich. Laatste Nlewe noted that Ih^ progresB.’’ (80) Roller Deihy No, Insists National Basket­ adding: "I’m surprised the . . Grtasom: "Is he taking pic- cloee-up picture here." McDtvitt: "Hey, Ed can you Sir Bernard LoveM of the Jo- 4:00 (80) Red Sox vs. ball Association president Wal­ quotes NBA President Kennedy planck Field. (AP)—Young Steve Spray t e e s ? " (A ptuiee) dreU Bank Observatory, said. Gemini men bad tefled In their OommuMst L’UnNa, Rome— Schmelzers let It be known. Randy Crawford hung up a see in your side of the space­ "WMte is second ooemio walk­ Kansas City ter Kennedy. as saying: took a giant step toward a f McDivttt: "Not yet.” McDivitt: "You’re smearing craft?" I "The American achievement, attempt to rendesvoua with "The NBA would not stand They all asked me not to dis­ dozen In gaining the their boopter rocket but com ­ er. Space promenade yes, but 6tt)0 ( 8) Bulck Open No promises. Indicates one of cuss It. slice of the ?100,000 Buick :i Grissom: "Take soma pic- up my windshield, you dirty White: "Yeah.” I coming qittckly after the Rua- 6:80 (80) Sports In Action the six prospective purchasing for the Celtics move from Boe- -win. Bill Maher’s two hits t e s s .” dog” siani, demonstretee how oloaely mented: "What ia in favor of rendezvous fella.’’ "At the moment there are six paced the Lawyers while Gary Open Golf Tournament McDivttt: "Can you sea the OopeMiagen PoMtlken— "The gro^ s, the brothers Schmelzer toiv The Celtics haye eatabllsh- White: “ Okay, I’m gonna (A laugh from both) camera here?” matched they are for a manned the Amerlcan scientiria is that groups negotiating for the team. Moore duplicated the feat for they underiake their space hearts of Uiom who tnily know of Cleveland. ed professional baakelball in "Bids havs been coming in jackpot by taking the first '^pork on getting some pictures McDivitt: “ See how It’e aU Whtte: “ Yeah.” ' hinar landing.” No comment, offers cofowner Boston and aro as InKportant to the winners. smeared up there?” ’The Gemini fHght was front­ flight totaUy in the open, so that the facte beat for the health of since the first of the year. Normsh’s ...... 002 004 6-7-1 round lead Thursday. McDivitt: "Is it pointing at both astronauts rather than for and president Lou Plert of Prov­ the city as the Yankees are to f« White: "Yeah.” you?” page news in Mcacow also, but the whole irorid can Hve suoceee "But the laat month of the Lawyers ...... 000 120 3-6-2 Spray, 24, playing In Ms sev­ or faiture With them in tha very the technical acMevement. Man idence, R.I. New York." season I asked all interested enth tournament and yet to ■win ' feoot so I can aee you. Tvc only McDivttt: “ Looks Hke there’s White: “ No, not now, no. Turn i most paper* carried an early The Celtics, most successful The Schmelzere agree and Crawford and Flzzanello, get about three of them.” a coating on the outside and you Tass dispetoh from New York instant It takes place.” at the moment does n6t appear parties not to continue negotia­ Maher, Wierchowski and Pro- a penny, fashioned a brilliant It. I’m not In the picutre.” to have been created t o r a ettua- pro team In modern history with must keep the team in Boston McDivitt: “ Which way?” BtresSihg the failure to rendes- GonOnental newvpaper com­ tions. I felt if anything leaked venchel, Riley. 32-36—68 over the Warwick Hill* ment included; tiion where one la both welght- seven straight NBA crowns and at least one season if they buy out it might hurt the team. Golf and Gountry Club course. (A garbled reply from White) vous with the booster rocket. eight in the past nine years, are but have not yet made any Pravda, the Soviet Commu­ Aurora, Paris — "Did the laae and preseureless. It is "Negotiations now have re­ The links yielded only 11 sub- McDivitt: "Now don’t get known that we are testing un­ for sale at the right price. When iron-clad, long-range no-move back there where the, ah." nist party organ, . published a Am'erioans do better than the sumed.” Fine three-hit pitching by par rounds on opening day aa Soviets? Are they able to ake known forces in space.’ ’ Fieri heard the recent selling commitment. Fieri was asked if he felt the 144 pros tuasled with the par 72 rHow the Families Felt White (interrupting): "No, brief dispatch from a Western Fieri says he’s not in a posi­ Greg Johnston paced Moriar- file lead in tMs race for the AC Feucht, Germany, Prof. price of Baltimore was 81.1 mil- Cleveland offer was on a par course. I’m not beMnd you, I’m out In news agency reporting that DUSTY SOFTBALL iion he hinted the proper Celtics tion to comment on the situa­ ty Brothers to a 4-1 win over White was in sjnee for 20 Stars? We hope that the better Hei;mann Oberth, one of the fa­ with or better them any of the One stroke back was JuUua HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) —❖ been booeting the space pro- front.” thers of German rocketry, said Two big run-ecoring innings, price tag might be 83 million. tion at this stage. the Manchester Auto Parts ' minutes. Apparently the other wins, but it would please us the tMrd and fourth when seven other five. last night at Buckley Field Borofl, the winner here In 1968. 'Young Eddie WtaMe heard about gram since his son was named Grissom, repeatedly amid the Untted States and the Soviet Several sources hint the sale Auerbach says; ‘I have a "I haven’t the least idea,” he morning newapapen went to very much if the better were of their eight tallies were re­ year contract with the Celtics Johnston picked up his third Six others, including Jack Nick- an astronaut. garbled McDlvltt-WMte conver­ cur traditional friends and al- Union appear to be about level may not be far off. Both co­ answered. dad taking a. solo stroll In sation: "Gemini 4, Houston; press before news of White’s corded, paced Wyman Oil to owners, Fieri and Mrs. Walter and would live up to my agree­ win of the campaign as he laus and Doug Sanders, wera He and Ms wife, who some­ Mrs, James McDivitt, left and Mrs. Edward White feat arrived. Hes.” in space pioneering. But he said two strokes off the pace. ^Mtoe Wednesday, then the times cUps roses early In the Gemini 4, Houston; Gemini 4, in the area of complicated In- an 8-2 decision over Mai Tool Brown—who has had to take ment. But if they move the fanned six batsmen. He also smile happily in the observation room of the Mission "The Soviet people sincerely ' OcmmunlBt HumaMte, Paris last Mght at Robertson Park. Celtics, they'll move without Joins Raiders homered In the third frame. Defending champion Tony tk ' youngster went to a Little morning and distributes them Houston.” —“ There ia no question of strumentafion the Americans some interest in the club since congratulate the two cosmo­ Six errors hurt the losers. Each the death of the team founder, me.” Lack of control in the sec­ Lema had a 71 on this 7.280-yard ^Xeague baseball game and on neighbor's porches, watched WMte: ‘T ve only shot about Ck>ntrol Center at Houston’s Manned Spacecraft disputing the extraordinary vl- have a clear edge. three or four pictures).” nauts and the American aclen- aide collected 11 hits. her husband, last September— Raymond Schmelzer, 33, an OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — ond stanza hurt Bill Mileeki course, longest on the pro tour. .'■truck out ilia first turn . their son's adventure on three Center. They spent about 35 minutes at the center Among the score scrambling television sets. McDivitt: "All right. I’ve tak­ Hitless for the first two in­ want out. Both want the team attorney, aays he "sincerely be­ The Oakland Raiders of the of the APs. Three bases on c- Elcven-year-old Mike McDi- watching the progress in space of their astronaut nings, the Oilers collected to remain in Boston. lieves we are moving forward” American Football League an­ 'balls got MilewskI in trouble to survive the cut to the low 70- After the historic step outside en a lot, but they’re not very plus ties today was U.S. Open tOMI, son of Gemini 4 .command the capsule, WMte said: husbands. (AP Photofax). six In the third stanza to score Fieri, who has multiple busi­ on the effort to purchase the nounced today they have signed and two runs scored before the James A. McDivitt, also good. 'You’re In too close for champion Ken Venturi. In on* “ You oouM tell by Ms voice most of them. I finally put the four times. ness interests and runs the club. He and brothers Law­ Roger Hagberg, former Univer final out was made in the in­ the televised coverage of ning. Mike Pensiero’s double of his last major warmups In that he was having the time of focus down to about eight feet Bill Calhoun and Dick Mi­ Providence Reds of the Ameri­ rence, 29, a stock broker, and sity of Minnesota fullback and a ,.the space flight for baseball, but with a special disinfectant, PLEASANT BREAK— Here’s a golf course water chaud collected three hits apiece can Hockey League, admitted Jerome, 27, a Journalism teach­ three-year veteran of Canadian d r i^ g in both tallies. preparation of defense f o r ' Ms deserted the gaihe later in favor hia Hfe out there — rolling emd or so." • Travel Troubles wMch has no smell. Grand Jury . New Teachers Are Added crown, he had a 76, tosBing and having a great time. Grissom: “ Gemini 4, Hous­ hazard on which the usual an^ish has been mini­ for the Oilers while Hal Carl­ Thursday night that brothers er at Cleveland Community Col­ football. MLlewski had two of the ..o f a snow cone. liiB team won A Knt-.'ree towel is son had a pair of blows for the Raymond, Lawrence and Jer­ lege, have large real estate Hagberg, 26, Joined the Winni­ three hits off Johnston. Arnold Palmer and Gary I hope he got some good pic­ ton.” Ordinary Sort aboard also. A special chewing mized. If the duffer finds this water hole on the Player were among 20 pro* tures." Toolors. ome Schmelzer of Cleveland interests in OMo, New York and peg Blue A m bers in 1961 after Moriarty’s ...... 021 Olx 4-4-1 - While her huttiand spun Ground to flight: "Flight, will T 'm is chewed after each meal. Called in To the Elementary School Tucson, Ariz., Green Valley Club too tough, he Auto Parts ___ 000 010 1-3-0 deadlocked at 73. Bruce 0«m p- The general, who retired eight Wyman 004 801 x 8-11-1 comprise one of six groups cur- Florida. three year* at Minnesota. .'around the world more than 100 you tell Gemini 4 to release' the HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — As­ "It freshens the mouth and years ago, said he wasn’t a bit key when you’re trying to talk simply whips out his rod and casts for trout. Here, Mai 101 000 0 2-11-6 miles up, Mrs. Ekhvard H. White helps to clean the teeth," Kem- ToBand’s first fuB-tlme guid­ Fowler and Tlntl, Weir and n>ke hopefully of a vacation in apprehensivs during Ms son's to Mm?” tronauts James A. McDivitt and merer said. Shea Death The Tolland board of educa-^ a golfer “ trades” a fish for the ball he lost. voyage. Grissom: "Gennlni 4, Hous­ Eklwand H. White n sent word tkm h€is announced the addition ance director will be Andrew Uswack, Helfrick (6). |Bb Ooloiado ttocfciea. The astronauts can brush aft­ Winans, who has previously hope to go somewhere with In fact, after the delay be^- ton.” back to earth they had the same er every meal, too. There are of several new tea«*eT8 to the cause Of gantry trouble at Uie McDivitt: "You know, Ed, the A grand Jury has been called elenwntasy school system, A taught fifth grade here. CHURCH SOFTBALL Mrs. White, an attractive troitole as a lot of other travel- toothbrushes, the everyday drug’ . . . j,- . . Battle of hits and runs last Monde, told newsmen. "I think launch pad, tt^te said, "You tMng about the reference you store type, aboard. to oonsMer charges of murder full-ttme guidance director has Announces Candidacy look forward to these things were talking about — it looks However, there is no tooth- against a 32-year-old Enfield been added to th^ system Mrs. Irene Gay, New Rd., Veteran Dick Dixon night at Charter Oak found SL y’H give him some time off. Mary’s outlasting North Meth­ I have my way we'U go to happening. I knew there wasn’t like you’re right.” The excitement disrupted paste. The astrxmaut places the man, held in the May 9 death for the first time in Tolland. has cmnounced that she is a torado.” anytMng wrong with the space­ Grissom: "Geinini 4, Hous- their sleeping and eating habits Hlkka GuglMmi, will teach candidate for the Democratic odist, 14-10, in eight imilngs. Four runs in the eighth broke I Mrs. White and Mrs. Mc- craft Itself.” ton." White took the first four-hour ■>' •>< the second grade. She Is a grod- nomination for town clerk. She Seeks Riverside 150 White and Ms neighbors were uats of the 1965 class at WUIl- stated her qualificationa for the s 10-10 deadlock. went through the tight McDivitt: "(garbled) The j reports A high-grade cleansing tissue There were 24 runs, 29 hits Inventory Reduction ty of the ALanned Space more worried about the Invasion flight director has,got to say." preMure w m completes the personal hygiene Shea was fatally stabbed dur- manUc Stats OoUege. post, ait the recent Democratic inter to visit the Miaskm Oon of newsmen In ’ their orderly, Adele Gordon will teaCh third "Meet the Candidates" night, and 11 errors in the marathon. Grissom, dlsUncUy; "The aPPfrently because of Inventory. Ing a Market 8t. brawl. Being Dick Dixon of Warehouse Point is always on the BUI Dow and Buzz Weir each Center. palm-lined street. flight director says, ‘Get back' Ju^lant feeling over the Liquid body waste is dumped held is Edward Berry, who was STade- She is a graduate of which was sponsored by ths "We feel elated,” White said. “ r. ^ I succe«5?ful space walk. overboard through the urine arrested on bench •AJnerioan Ibtemational College move. The veteran performer at Riverside Park Speed­ hit safely three times for the SmiUng, but apparently woa- a warrant Democratic Town Club. winners while Dave Kelsey and “ We’re happy as can be.” McDivitt: "Got any messages C a ^ i^ n , mis- transfer .system. , last week. He had originally and has taken graduate couriea way is putting in another bu'^y season at Agawam and Mre. McDivitt told news- School Lunches Bib Mlley each (stroked four en: "We were al having a for us ’’ control medical expert, Solid wastes are collected by been arrested and scheduled for WUlimsntic State College. Meadowbrook______school: Mon- when he isn’t competing, his name can be found hitting CARTERSVILLE, Ga. (AP) blngles for the Saints. and still are." Grissom, urgenUy; "Gemini “ h^htly that the astronaut and stared in the a hearing on probable cause in teaching third grade will | jay, Corned beef hash, slewed the headlines at other racing^ St. Mary’s 014 131 04 14-16-4 trs. White said she wasn’t — The sister of this nation’s 4, get back in." lie wais aroused when the cap­ spacecraft. A disinfectant pill ia Rockville Circuit Court The he Nancy Borovlcka, a 1965; tomatoes, peonut butter sand- meccas. Sale on Goodyear Tires first man'to float in space prob­ sule radio became active. "He lap modified race—bhe iMt Sat­ Methodist 250 030 00 10-13-7 fened while her husband McDivitt; "Okay. We’re going placed in each container. bench warrant takes JiJurisdic- graduate of St, Joseph College. | wich, fruit cup and milk; Tues- Dixon, laM year’s circuit Odell and Kilby, Chappell and ably is keeping a closer' watch reported lie slept- off and on, During Mercury flights, all Shlrta Rtehardeon wlU teach day, hot roast beef sandwich, urday night show at Riverside. W b outside the space vehicle to come back in now." tkm from the circuit court and champion of the United Slock He is presently In seventh poed- Gardella. on the flight of Gemini 4 today wljlch anyonA would expect,” body wastes were collected and fourth grade. She is a recent buttered corn, cranberry sauce, said she .recognized' his Gris^m : “ Roger, we’ve been Oatterson said. places it with the superior Oar Racing Club, wlU be shoot' tion In the point standing*. ee when he spoke during the than anybody else In Georgia. brought hack for medical exam­ court. gratoiate of the Willtanantic gingerbroad with topping, milk; ? Mrs.'Ross Whatley, wife of a trying to talk to you for a wMle McDivitt reported Thursday Ing for 150-lap honors in the Leading the point parade ia REC SOFTBALL os plunge. here." ination. Stats College. Giaoe Cloutier: Wednesday, spaghetti with CeutefavUle' physician, said she night that he had eaten “ Httie A second man, John WIlHams, hmdover feature Saturday night Bill Greco of New Haven and It was no contest last night . White, upon receiving order to 51, also of EM^ld, was held also teach fourth grade.; meat sauce, green beans, vicn- *4 Riverside, The longest race at Mt. Nebo as toe Army A with TUFSYN couldn’t relax until the flight more than one of the meals," he’ll be out to protect Ms posi­ I wdUM hear Mm laughing. I Loroe weens, men reieaaea amor - ^T*^** ^ _of Keene^na bread and butter, apple- 's n ’t worried. I knew it woMdwas over and her brother, Ed­ return to the capsule: " I ’m Just Mission C!ontrol Center said, throe woeks, then rdeased after of the season to daite was rain­ tion Saturday i^ h t. Last year’s Navy Club used good wood In ward H. WMte n , and astronaut fine.” instead of the scheduled three Rockville-Vernon charges of murder and breach! ° “*‘*** * ^ * ^ “ uce bhiah. milk; Thursday, ed out iatt week. champ Ed P a tix ^ of Westfield, blasting Paul Dodge Pontiac, : out ail okay.” Mie said, of peace were noUed (not prose- andprevlouMy t a u ^ turkey salad on lettuce leaf, children, lb * . 'White said. Junes A. JdcDlvitt were back McDivitt: "No, back in. Come meals. (Patterson said McDivitt Laat week Dixon flew to Jerry Humisbon of HazardviUe, 14-4. The winners got 10 runs on." ^ . 1“ schools to New Hampehlre olive, vegetable, bread and but­ In toe laat two innings, five in re so proud, "they . could. on the ground. .. , "didn't eat more because they 12 to Perform .... ^ and Massachusetts. Shelby, N.C., to run in a 100- Buddy Krebs of South Windsor S She sold Thursday here broth­ While, laughingly 3;,but gar- were e l q ^ arid'excited." ter, apple-apricot crisp, milk; ]*f> late model show on Thurs­ and Bobby Bard of Westfield each In recording toe rout. >t; they Just don’t kaow wliHt Those seto^ for g ^ d ^ | New fifth grade teachen in- Friday, macaroni and cheeee • edo.” er’s 204nint|te v^ture Into fa l^ ;'" I ’m not cOnttng im' Later Jnssian cofttWI said Mc­ In Music Festival day. The next night, he was follow in that order. Frank Cuneo, on base four space “ was just fantastic.” McDivitt: “We’ve got three Divitt Slept a full four-hour sMft ^ ‘ hnsad and but- times, three'times via base hits he aald dhe .tels|lwned iMr wocney . gra d a te o f WlUimantlc State ter. orange-pnme kuchen, milk. b o^ ed for another 100-lapper Tuesday night wlU inaugu­ B It - was thrilling to hear her and a half more days to go. and said White slept sounder his Atty Robert G. Girard, Coven' In nearby Aaheville, N.CX, where rate the first In the series of and Dave Krinjak, with two her. Mi*. Daniel J. .Pineg«n second time asleep. Twelve members of the Rock­ Oollsge and Ruth Matteson. w ho, A fter June 14th charging of hits, a walk and three runs c4 WasUngton, D.C.,' and thatbrother's voice across more Bud' " try; Mrs. Myra G. Houle, And' he come In third. mid-week racing cars at River­ than too miles of space after he White, roluctantly; "J'm com- Throughottt the remainder of ville High School Symphonic hae been tsadring for many] lunches and mUk win be <■ ' Grissom:. "Yim about four-luHW sleep p>eriods and eat Mm. Miirv Woinh ‘ munn-t-nn-1 ^01 tesch will be offered, oonsisUng o-lapper in the 'wild and cap­ Clubmen. OLDER CARS ent*» ' ' ,~ four meals a day. 28 and 29 at the University of COMPACTS I WhiCa, weaHng a white four'minbtea to .Berimida LoS M ^ ^E th^l'radtoe has. tuna fiah aandwkh. a ^ pea- Two weeks ago, he to ^ the 50- tivating Figure-8 competition. The loss was toe first for toe (Loss of Signal.” Connecticut, Samuel Goldfarb, Mra. E ^ l H»dlng, Hebron, tougW ^viously at Regional;nut butter and Jelly sandvriS, auto nine. Ed Doucette, three •.70x18 s m dRjsa and a . bhis Jacket, Bones and Undergo band director, has announced. Harold Bruoe, Mansfield and High Sdtool to Swanzey, N.H. casserole, carrots, bread and •.OOXIS SIM McDivitt to WMte: "Okay, Magnue Peterson, Somers. for four, George May and Don M)cZ>ivttt, her bright blue After weeks of work in pre­ butter, orange-prune kulchen. coolBBsttng her dark hair, okay, don’t worry about a thing. Also, Raymond Kelsey, Mar­ Crowell, each with two hits, Nylen AIMIVesIhsr Rs wean/pre-’S7 cm » Series of Tests Razor Omitted paration for their auditions, the the ToUand school system, and milk, C h^ H, Comet, Fslcon the ooHtrM center short- Just come on in." shall Layton, Atty. Eklward Pitching, Speed and Defense paced toe losers. students were selected after ha’ve changed re^xinstt>lHties in­ Spring Dance Set Dick Breltensteln’s defensive 'eUter White became the first McDivitt: "How you doing To Save Weight O’Connell and Mlaa Donna Plt- clude Clyde HaH who will teach sy e rica p - to walk in space HOUSTON, T e x . (AP) — The there?" intensive competition at the The Tolland Democratic play in toe outfield for AAN NOT SECONDS... FOUR FOR regional audition In Hartford kat, Stafford; Mra. Eva Thomp­ fifth grade. He has taught Town (31ub will hold a Spring FOUR FOR loey stayed at the center for 46 litt)e fingers and heel bones of WMte: “ I’m doing great.” son, ToUand; Raymond L. Long- featured. McDivitt; ‘‘Good.’’ By HAROLD R. WILLIAMS in April. fourth grade this past year. Al­ Dance, June 12 at the Italian White Sox Tailored Qub A A N ___ 100 306 5-14-16-4 NOT RETREADS nilnute*, but did no)t talk to their astronauts James A. McDivitt Those selected are Bruce ley, Union; Mrs. Florence bert 'Whithem wUI teach Jun­ bpsbands on the oommunlca' MTdDivitt: "Good.’’ HOUS'TON, Tex. (AP) — American Frlerttahip C3ub on Dodge ...... 000 002 2— 4-10-5 and Edward H. WMte II may PYeeman, Edward Linton, and Krauie and John S. Mason, Ver­ ior Mgh mathematics in the King^jury Avenue. Dancing Barker and Cuneo, Lauten- ticina tacilittea. Afterward, they McDivitt: "Okay, let’s oops, I Space pkmeers Edward H. non, arvd William F. Mastoda, help answer a question that has take It easy now.'"- Cynthia Ferguson, clarinets; coming year. He was prevlousiy will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. For Chicago Park G)nfmes bach and Ansaldi. ratumed hom'e. I WMte n and James A. McDivitt Darryl Lovitt and Linda Mc­ WUlingtotL a fifth grade teacher. • TUFSYN—the toughMt rubber Mer HMd puzzled scientists. Door prizes will be awarded. Airs. 'White planned to return WMte: “ I’m doing . I’m could come liack from their Leod, flutes; Marianne Rleder, Firehouse Dedication Robert Velantt wiU be a full­ In Goodyear tkes. t e the Miaa^oa Control Center Soviet cosmonauts reportedly right on top of it, .right now." four-day c ^ c e Journey looking The public has been invited E flat clarinet; Marie Mecca, time music instructor. He has Manchester Evening Herald NEW YORK (NEA) — Ed^way trade with Kansas City • 3-T NYLON — the -tempered lire cord toijtoy, possibly with Eddie and suffered severely ' from bone McDivitt: “Can't you get a hke a pair of western pioneers. solo alto clarinet; William to attend the dedication of the taught on a part-ttme basis tMs and the Indians last January. h a daughter, Bonnie Lynn, 8. demineralizaUon — loss of 'den­ hold there, E d?" ToUand correspondent Bette Short is an Owlish man who that’s stronger, poimd for pound, than There sre no razors aboard Ollphant, contra-bass clarinet; new Company 3 firehouse, Rt. past year to ToHand. Qnatrale, telephone 875-2845. "W e’re not pegged on Just ■lack lubelws plus M n . r r a a k Borman, wife of the sity — after long, periods of ex­ WMte: "Yeah, I’m (gar-, the Gemini 4, and when the two Robert Lyon, solo alto saxo­ 83, in TalcottviUe, Saturday at Mdes behind thick lenses and, Major League tKsndStires. h^k-up crew command pilot, bled).’’ one player like other cl\ibs,” tsKsnd 4tk*a steel posure to weightlessness and spacemen splash down in the phone; Barbara Landeen, oboe; 11 a.m. with the proper stimulation, continues Short. "And that’s to a^nt the night at the White inactivity. McDivitt, answering a gar­ and Stephen Marcham, trom­ FoUowlng the ceremonies, located on ttw former sky and son. Warehouse Point. can do the most marvelous • An-Weather Tread — Goodyear treads de­ home. Atlantic Ocean Mxmday .they farm. our advantage. Lopez feels it’s Le a d e rs= Bone ''demineralization - has bled question from WMte; may have a bad case of five bone. Susan Goodrich will per­ tours of the station -will be pratfall one ever saw. signed for extra traction in rain or stiiMb i yt was a quiet t i i M at the Mc< "Nope, come on in.” - = in order to acquaint persons] the beet team we’ve had since been observed also -during peri­ o’clock shadow. form In the All-Connecticut Or­ conducted. Vernon news is handled by He’s also the general man­ he’s been in CMcago (since Batting (90 at bats)—Horton, iwigb roads or turnpikes. Dwitt home with a 7 p.m. Maes ods of long bed’ rest due to inad­ White again tells McDivitt chestra on tympani. living in the Vernon area with The Herald’s RockvUle Bu­ ager of the Chicago White Detroit, .378; Davallllo, Cleve­ "Hair is no problem.” Dr. W. Firemen and Vernon Fire the church, free hue service 1957), including our champion­ at^'a nearby ChthoUc Church the equate calolum intake. something. W. Kemmerer Jr., he^ of the reau, 88 Park St., P.O. Box Box, who’re not about to ex­ land, .845. oMy firm ^ana for today. District Commissioners will at­ win be run in connection with ship year, 1959. To determine if the condition McDivitt, insistently, "Ed, Manned Spacecraft Center’s FISH STORY tend a dinner-dance tomorrow 827, Telephone 876-8186 or ecute any pratfalls, accidental Runs—Green, Boston, 88; Mc- J a c k s o n , micJi. ^a p ) — The conje on in here." . the church’s Vacation Bible Good, Solid Bench could bqcome a dangerous prob­ mtcrobiology dlvls(pn said. "We night at 6 p.m. at the flra- 648-2711. or otheririse, because they have “We’ve got a good, solid Auliffe, Detroit, 84. fladier of ipace. phot James A. WMte: "All right.V School, to be held from June the strongest, deepest pitching lem for U.S. spacemen on ex­ can’t see toe added weight a ■VERONA, N.J. (A P)-B aines bouee. bench. And our guys aro flex­ Runs batted In —Mantilla, t McDivitt, confident his son was 28 through July 9. staff In baseball. tended space Journeys,' the • McDivttt’: "Okay,' let’s not razor, would place-on toe space­ Degman was fishing at Verona Church Buya Sits The church was firat eetab- ible. Cater can play the out­ Boston, and Howard, WasMng- "hhving a ball up there,” re­ Manned Spacecraft Center lose (garhled)." craft." Lake When he pulled up a wal­ A five-acre site on Rf. SO, "We hod the best pitching ton, 89. r ''"'if- laxed a bit more today as the Hshed in Rockville In 1864. Boards to Meet field or third base. J. C. Martin, ^ ^ awarded a 810,(XX) contact to . White: "I don’t quite haVe tt^’’ .To keep hands and face clean, let he had lost in the same lake Vernon, has been purchased by Present psmtor is the Rev. Dr. laat year,” claims Short, “and ■vriio splits the catching with Hits — McAullffe, Detroit; m ai^ronaut rocketed on- the aep- Texas Women’s UMverStty' to McDivtt-t; • ‘ ‘Little bit more.'^ ’ - small wet labs pleded in special less than a year ago. The wallet the Trinity Lutheran Ctoureh, we added to it. We felt then Cardenal, Los Angeles, and ond of four days in orbit David Scaer. On Rec Issues Romano, has experience at first investi^le. WMte: “ Got it?" plariic containers are available contadnod several dollar bille presently located ^ort Pro^>eot PTA toM eet we were a better team than or IMrd. Buford plays second, Howard, WasMngton, 57. And, said James‘'A. McDivitt Doubles — Versalles, Minne­ Xrays were made of tha right McDivitt: "Okay, T got it.” for ,u»e after each meal. and some credit cards—water- St. The new site is near the The . final meeting of the the Yankees but lost the pen­ third and toe outfield. Al Weis Bri', 82, “ if I had been younger I McDivitt and White exchange sota, 18; Ward, Chicago, 14. SPECIAL FOR S P EaA L FOR little finger and 'a heel bone, op , The ittnt-free tabs are treated soaked but stUl usable. new Junior Mgb schoM, and is Maple 64roet PTA wW be held In answer to a formal request nant by one game because of a plays any place In the Infield. SPECIAL FOR would have been gp there, too, more garbled conversation by the Advisory Park and Rqc* freak — loaftig the first 10 Triples — Versalles, Minne­ tf 1 had a chance.” both spacemen before they, Monday at 7:30 pm , in the Tommy McCraw swings be­ soared Into space. One Set i>r Mclhvitt; “ Come on, lot’s get roatlon Commission, G en e^ gsunes we played against sota, and Blasingame, Wash­ ’57-'6d CARS BIG CARS LUXURY CARS After the liftoff — “ beauti­ back in here before U gets- school osTOtsria. A brief biui- tween first base and toe out­ ington, 6. measurements was' mauie 16 itose moeting wiD foUowed Manager Richard Martin has Uiem.” ful)” both parents exclaimed — dark.” That pitching depth Is In­ field." Home runs — Conlgllaro and •.OOxIS SIM days before launch. Another-two: by installation of new officers. scheduled a Joint meeting of The dependable Mtters are 7.B0X14 Stx« •.00x14 tlx* and astronaut Edward H. WMte: "Okay.”^ ^ various town boards, concerned surance against a sudden col­ Thomas, Boston; Colavlto, White’s walk in space, Mc- days, and a tMrd four houra bs-' Mra. Robert O. FooUlne will be rightflelder Floyd Robinson and l-Wealhal fore take-off. The two exqho^e more gar­ within Indoor and outdoor pub­ lapse by toe current American Cleveland; Horton, Detroit; AM-Westher ‘42* tor man/ AH-Wealha’4? « t Diyltt said tt)e felt three-quar- instslled as president; John Za- third baseman Pete 'Ward. Gentile, Kansas C3ty, and How­ Ford, Plymoulli, Cbewoist cat e w so cw models OectraCadMed. As soon as poApible after Md> bled conversation. lic recreation, for June 17 at 8 L«ague leaders. Manager Ai tess of the mission was safely ncUa, vice proeident; Mra. Guy Ix>pea Juggles six different It's a young team. Bkowron, ard, Washington, 10. ca rrier. lUKola. ootnpleipd. Dlvltt and White reach the re-, McDivitt; "Come on now." C. Cudworth, secretary and pm . in the MuMclpal BuUding Romano, Smoky Hearing Room. starters — Gary Peters, Juan Stolen bases—Cardenal, Los " I fee* so relaxed, now,” she covery ship, technicians will Fhght control:- "(3ive Mm a Mra. Francis AsKUne, treasurer. Butgess and Wilhelm aro toe take comparison Xrays, using a call again, Gus." TenUtlve plans wiU be dis­ Pizarro, Joel Horten, John Buz- Angeles, 18; Campaneris, Kan­ FOUR FOR FOUR FOR FOUR FOR m M. " I ’m not a bit worried Robert Hartwell and the hardt, Bruce Howard and Tom­ only roster men past 80. Nurs­ sas City, 12. abbut the recovery.” special technique called bone Grissom: "Gemini 4, Hous­ cussed for the transfer of rec ton." sbudente o f (Mr. SplHane'e fifth my John. For his bullpen, he ing on the Indianapolis farm is Pitching—Pascual, Minnesota, Her husband said he never densitometry. Other tests will faclUUes from Charter Oak WMte; " I ’m fixing to oome in grade w*U pnesent a gynuiastloe goes to Eddie Fisher or Hoyt prime talent — catcher Billy 7-0, 1.000, Grant, Minnesota, 8- had any moments of serious be made 2 days and 10 days la­ demonatratlcn in the gym. R*. Field and from areaa within tha Heath, Marv ter. the house." Wilhelm, whose knuckletoalls 0, 1.000. aplpreheoaion. But Mrs. McDi­ fieshroents wM berorrad. proposed Downtown Uriban R»> StaeMe, Jim Hicks, Grissom: "Gemini 4, Houston n e s ^ area, whan R t 6 la aro virtually unhlttable when Strikeouts—McDowell, Cleve­ vitt said the most difficuU pes4- By comparing measuremepts, ■i Breneh o f PeaeO Oiargied DeBusschere and Joel doctors can determine how. Oap-Com.” « f I located, for acquiring naw fa- they radar In on toe plate. land, 84; Pascual, Minnesota, ®d,was during the last minute Robett U Ham, 46, o f 71 Gibson. much, if any, damage occurred (A delay and garbled conver­ duties for the Senior Cttlaens Bonus Boy Sent Out 58. delay In the countdown. Borlcsley Dr. has been am atod Huit riches let toe Sox It shape* up like the dynasty ‘II think It took ten pounds off to the bones. sation) ' A 5 Club, for development of the One reason the finger ' and McDivitt; “ Any messages for on a otaeult oourt warrant and •end Dave DeBusschere, a 166,- toe Yankees used to boast. National League my chest to hear Jim and Ed up cliaigad with braaoh o f. Iha Oak Grove Tract aa a iiatura "If there la such a thing Batting (90 at bats) — Ctole- BNck lUbsIm phB itubtiMEpto heel bones were selected was us, Houston?” center, and for Improving anif 000 bonus Investment who fld- BIk L lubtlMt pint there having ftm,” the senior paaM foUowtfig a domratlc dto- idles away toe winter as player- a dynasty," says Short oau- man, Cincinnati, .882; Aaron, lBIOTd41 McDivitt said. because of the smsiU amount of Grissom, sternly: "Yeah, get adding to recreation fadlHles back in." hiibaoca. He poatsd a bond coach of toe Detroit Pistons, tlously, "we’d like to be IL" Milwaukee, .848. The senior McDivitt, an eiec' overlying tissues. In varloua aecUena o f town. Clinical research has detected Orlssonil ‘‘You getitiing )Uni •nd 4a acbeduled to appaar to to Indianapolis to sharpen his Runs — Rose, Cincinnati, 40; trieai engineer, tttowa an In booktriMe CIroiilt OOurt Jwie 22. Invitationa to attend this talenU until he’s needed on toe Mays, San Franciseo, 38. tense interest in technical dt demineralization of the huihoA back in?” - * ■■ msetlng have been aent to Eastern League. heel bone during as little as MCDivlttt '“ He^ atandlito in fig t Walter amoig«i mada the varsity. Runs batted In—Banks, Chi­ tails of the fllglit. He noted he Town CXxinael Irving L,. Aron­ "We win,” Aiys Short, "with cago, 44; McCovey, San Fran­ never had an opportunity at hU three days of bed rest. the 'Mist m w And Ms legs are son. Rec and Park Supt. Hor­ W L Pot. OB down beloiii'ihB instrument pan­ pitching speed and defense. cisco, 87. age (38) to enter into Similar^ experiments are Ho^ite Notea ace F. Murphegr, the board of WilUamaport 23 16 .606 planned "for each succeeding el.” TMs you have to do In a hi? .606 Hits—J. Alou, San Francisco, atniilar aotivitiea. AdnUttad yeatardagr: Har­ dlrectora, the board o f .aditca- Pittsfield 28 18 66; Pinson, Cincinnati, 68. Gemini flight. Grissotn: "Okay, get Mm old Ftynn, 2l Voraon Ava; hail park like we have. The 20 19 .818 On the McDivitta' schedule Uon, the Town P lan n lu Com- Yankees want left-hand hitters Einttra 8Vi Doubles — Williams, CnUcago, The sdentlst directing the back in now. .You’re gotog to Jaoa Dtoadbl, EUtogton; Mln- 19 21 .476 0 today, and for every day during mission, the Town l ^ e l ^ because they have that short Reading 16; Kranepool, New York, 16. t-MI tats the. flight, was 6:30 a.m. Mass experiments is the first woman have Bermuda lo«t in about 90 nio DimU.-MUo HUl Rd.; Ado- Springttold 15 22 .406 m le t it — r« *• MUrt Mt •! *1 IrM*. INSTANT CREDIT • EASY TERMS (eeoonds).” ment Commission. ' right field wait The Dodger* Triples — CalUson, PMladel- at thedr neighborhood Roman to direct a space medical ex­ Uao Ott, Fraaklto Paili; Clar- York 16 26 .890 -- 9% M N«« tM*«w M* nr« Mt sartknS asM 4 periment. She ia Dr. Paiillne McDivitt: '^.’He'a oocnlng In. Also, tha Adviaory Park : and Angels aro more like tu ]^ a , 6; Pinson and Johnson, ■tiMitIt Mt MfntI mt kuHtt, tms* rwtloMt poM for bolflMS of chargo pM bb OathoUc Church. WM Rogglos ar., Khrateiry Rae Conunlaaton, tha because they have C2iavez Ra­ Ttannday's RMOlt* Cincinnati; dem ents, Pitts­ • NO MONEY DOWN Berrymack, director of the uM>- He’s-having ,-sosns trouble get­ Ara.; Paul Rldaon, Elmira 4-90, York 8-2 (firat N • Ctatyw lift it S cisco, IfT; Torr, Mllwauke*, and HgMa up bright to case you Mt Danlal Rladar, U EOhalda Oqnimktae, and the ‘Down Con- hitter In 'mple A ball, In cen­ McCOvey, San Francisco, 12. URLDuquetne darkneite?" Manor; Ctooigo aoddon, Taa- ■efvEUon Commission. • ter flrid. It’s a curious collec­ Friday's Oaaws Stolen bases—Wills, Los An­ ST. PETiaRSBURO, Fla. BlUnlra at RriuUng McDivttt , gave a garbled re- kwooaon I^.; ‘ilioraM ahoa, Atty. Aronson will be acting tion Qf retreats like BIU Skow geles, 82; Brock, St. Ldids; 21. (AP) — MaJ. Gen. Edward H. KINGaTON. R.I. (AP)—The ply. 106 Potaraoa Rd;; Joanao groaral manager at the time, ron, who was peddled by the SpringdeM at York PitcMng — Malonsy, Cincin­ Wilts is rated to fly everything UMveratty of Rhode Gemini Control reported sig­ awtft, Manafleld. alnce Martin ia les'vlng Ms post Yankee* tore* y#*ra *#o be- WUUMnaport at PRMMd. nati, 6-1, .888; Bills, Cincinnati, FRONT END ALIGNMENT from bomber* to balloons and basketball team will meet Du- nal lost to Bermuda. M c D l ^ Btrths yeaterday; A daugh- on Monday to inter Hertford oaus* they toouidit he was and Olbtei, St. Louis, 8-2, .800. bs is hiqipy that Ms son may queane t e the first thne to Ms- reurned to the network a fmr t e to Mr. and Mra. Barnard Hospital for an eye aUppins and Danny Cater, a H u id leM ik e Strikeouts—Koutsk, Los An- one day fly to the moon. tory and play in the SOttt annual seconds later and talked to Baroomb, 86 Vetnoo Ava. operation. lumdeacrtpt outfielder from the gslss, 106; Gibson, St. Louis, 81. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE "I'm proud of my boy. I know AU - OoHega 'JVumaineiit «t Griaamn. It was gagblqd on ttis NASA Demon$trate$ Whitens '^Space Gun* OiMbaiifed ytatardagr: EUaa- The May 17 meeting wttl be FhiUlee who always managrai. B O B ^ (AP)-M*d Miariin be did a food Job,” said the la- Oktahonm Q ty in the 1966-66 air. ^ Ko1o3bM, Broad Brook; presided over by Bopt Mkm. to a ' Piece o f to* ban. ------ind 0 «k (k w«U iMiidl* t b n o i Bdwatd H. Whits Q, Someone asked Orlssoin sriiat Warren North, holds so

M.V Mil ^AOE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTEB teVENIKO HERALD, MANC^BSTBB, OONiV, FRIDAY, JUNE 4> 1965 MANCHESTER BViBKiNG RBRALti^ MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAY> JUNE 4, 1966 Rockville^ Ellington After B Honors^ Coventry in C Tourney THE Mets End Pirates ’ Streak, iv a h o m a i * B fathom 11,' gafi 11. L fM b 4, ; Eagles Host Middletown Saturday ftp «, Astrsa; _Jeb— 8ff EARL YOST Build One of Their Own Boyar f , tU m m m t , Bporta Bdlter Caidioals; Falrijr f . CLASS B First taste of DOSt-seasontC>M« c, or small school, dlvl-^NorOi Haran, .722; 10. CroSby.fS. Durtism .m ; 4. OM «ay»woolj» r irai, lawy BCODUII tia- 7«I- 14 780: 8. Old Lymt .700 •. Bast Watariowa at Beuaatonle Re-' Sion, with an .t7B. Plainfield, 714; 11. Southington,^ .706; .12. .780; 8. Old LjTOa .700; 6. I M Meanwhile, hanSy anyone<$>Oalen Cisco start^ |o ptey^befora B ^ Fairly ^ th ^ n ^ tournament competition for Hampton .714; 7. Covantir .706; g k ^ of Falls VlUaga; Sloning- Kelley Deserves Another Chance NEW YORK (AP) —< 887, waa second and Durham, Lyman Hall. .7(M; IS. Oonard, was looking aa the Milwaukee rlchochet with the Pirate bats. ing touches on with a two-run East Catholic High and .778, third. .700; 14. Falrfirid Prep, .802; 18. 8. Wamofo .700; 8. Southbury ton at Woodbury; flannfogta at Who’s got the longest win­ homer off the right-field Vil­ Rockvltta; Ellington at VAndsor Just how Ims can the Cleveland Indians, fifth place Braves crept into second place, Roberto ' Clemente tripled. three area schoolboy nines Rankinga were decided by Natigatuok, .867; 16. Ludlowc, .843; lOrSuftord .848; 11. Por^ homered. Exit lon roof. utMi .620; 12. St. Joaaph’s .600. Lodw; Norwich Taoh at Wol­ occupants in the American League standings, keep Man­ ning streak in the National downing San Francisco 10-8 • • • comes up tomorrow after­ p e r c e n ta l. In caaa of a tie, .667 and Fitch .667 (tie). d q ^ te being held hiUaas after Cisco. Enter Larry Miller. niQE lots wers drawn. CLASS B Pairings Satardayt cott; Middletown at Baat Oatho- chester's Tom Kelley down on the farm? League ? BRAVE8GIANTS— noon. The Eagles, ranked ile of Manchaatar; St. Barnard's i^ y , the , the third Inning. Three singles, another run, an­ Fitch of Groton and Ludlowc 1. Housatonic Regional .688; The No. 1 pitcher in minor league baeeball to date, other Met pitcher, Tom Par­ The Braves jammed all their ■Ixth In the CIAC Claw B rat­ 2, Woodbury .929; 3. Rockville CLASS A of New London at Nbrthwest winners of 3‘/4 games in a row. /In the only other game sched­ of Fairfield will meet in a play­ Kelley has improved with each passing week. There is uled, Houston defeated Cincin­ sons. Parapna held Jim Pagli- hits and rfans into the first three ings, host Middletown High at off game today for 16th place In .878 ; 4. Windsor Locks .887 ; 8. North Haven at Platt of Meri­ CbthoUc of Waat Hartford; New The Mets, unbeaten in tow nati 8-3. aronl to a and Jer­ innings, erupting for nine runs 2 o'clock at the East diamond. the Class A division. Both teams Wolcott .867 ; 8. Bast Catholic den; Croaby of Waterbury at Milford at Joel Barlow of Red­ little more than he can do to warrant a call back to the games iiKluidlng a tie with the in the third — the biggest Inning Also qualifying in the B Hamden; Southington at Sacred major leagues with the Indian8.< American League acUon waa ry Lynch to a two-nin homer, had .667 percentages. .846 ; 7. Northwest CathoHc .800; ding. Chicago (Jubs last Monday, 're­ the 17th plnch-hlt shot of his in the majors this season. OPEN 8 A.M. to 19 F.8L | ranks were Rockville High, rat­ Heart of Waterbury; Ljrman Any pitcher who can win 11 limited ,to one gam* Min­ Hie- rankiags: 8. Barlow .800; I. Watertown CLASS O . ment claims It owes for excise placed Pittsburgh as the teapti Bob Shaw waa the victim of e v e r y d a y Han of WalUngford at Notre nesota edging Boston 4-8. career. Parsons got out of the ed third, and EliUngton High .786; 10. Stonington .714; 11. straight gamM without de- and withholding taxes during with the longest current winning six-run inning and then retired the uprising aa winning pitcher 12th In a 16-team field. Coven­ Farmington .688; 12. Ellington Dame of Bridgeport; Oonard of Avon (bya); Plainfield tbye); frttt. Including a no-hit, no-run streak by knocking off Uie Pi­ * • • * CLASS A Durham (bya); OM Saybrook the 1904' season . . . State the side 1-2-3 in the ninth. Ken Johnson, Mack Jones and try High, ranked seventh, will 1. Platt, 928 ; 2. Hamden, .886; .688; 13. Norwich Tech .688; 14. West Hartford at New Britain; effort, plus another 18-strike­ Board of Fisheries and Game rates 8-6 Thutaday night and MET8-PIRATES— Eddie Mathews each drove in attempt to get off on the right 3. Sacred Heart, 878 ; 4. Notre Middletown .888; 18. SL Ber­ Fairfield Prep at Rippowam of (bye); Southbin at Old L ^ e ; out game effort, must have ending their string of successes At Pittsburgh, the Mets would • • • BRAKE Stafford at EaaC Hampton; Port­ reports striped bass angling is two runs in the Inning. Mathews foot in the a a ss C field against Dame, Bridgeport, .867 ; 8. New nard's .648; 16. New Milford Stamford; Naugatuck at Notre ■omething extra on the "baU.” excellent at the mouth of the at 12. have added 10 years to Casey DODGER8CARDS— did his damage with S two-mn Portland at Coventry. RockvUle Britain, .800 ; 6. RlMnwam, .768; .818. Dame of West Haven; winner land at Ootrantry; St. Joaaph's But it was that kind of night. Stengel’s age if he weren’t al­ of Trumbull at Wamogo of Kelley is ourrenUy tolling for Connecticut River, good to ex­ Koufax never got past the homer — the lOth and last hit ADIUSTHENT tmsts Farmix4 :ton High at 2 7. Notre D ^ e , West Haven, CLASS C of Fltdi-Ludlowa playoff at New started for the ready 74. third inning at St. Louis as the Utchfiald. the Indians’ No. 1 farm club in cellent in the 'Niamee River tuid for the Braves, han(teuffed the o'clock at Rockville while E3- .786 ; 8. New London, ,733 ; 9. 1. Avon .870 ; 2. Plainfield .887; London. Portland. fair in the Niantic River. A Los Angeles Dodgers and wound They scored two runs in the C^ardinaVs pulled out to a 7-3 rest of the way by Bill Hands Ungton treks to Windsor Locks. third inning, then exploded for Cleveland General Manager three pound rainbow trout was up one of nine shell-shocked lead. But there were a few hits and Bob Bolin. $ 1 - 0 7 In rankings announced six mors in the fourth as Ed • • * Gdbe Paul has been quoted ks taken from the Crystal Lake pitchers as the Dodgers finally still to come. There were 29 in C o m p it t * Thursday, Platt High School of waters last week. Shad fishing whipped St. Louis 11-10 and Kranepool and Joe Christopher all, 15 by the Dodgers. REDS-ASTROS— saying Kelley wiU stay down on each drove In a pair. With an 8- Meriden was top-ranked in the at the Enfield Dam is described boosted their first-place edge to After four innings the score Things were a little more rou­ Class A, or big school, division. Tradition Cross Toe the farm because what CUeve- five games — longest of the sea­ 0 lead it looked easy, and it was land needs is hitting, not im­ as excellent . . . Dates for the was tied 7-7, but the Cardinals tine at Cincinnati, where Rusty Platt had a 12-1 record, with $200.00a Carling World Golf until the eighth inning when proved hitting. son. pulled ahead in the fifth when Staub drove in four runs for the a winWng percentage of .923. Championship at the Pleasant Astros with a homer and a sac­ Who's Paul trying to kid? Bob Skinner smacked a pinch­ Second was Hamden High, with In Finale with UConn 'Valley Country (Jlub in Sutton, hit two-run homer and Julian rifice fly a 16-2 record and an .889 per If a pitcher can win hi the Mass., are Aug. 19-22. Missed Salary Hike This Year Javier followed with his first Don Nottebart got the victory cehtage. major leagues, he should be iq> * * * homer of the sea.son. with relief help from Hal Woo- Eagle Pitchers Rerudy for State Tournament Sacred Heart of Waterbury, BOSTON (A P )— Holy Cross will be handicapped by playing with the big boys. If Then it was the Dodgers turn deshick, who came on after BOUTON.ING UP — with a 13-2 record and .878 p ir he cen't-win, there are always Off the Cuff Blessed with strong pitching, East Catholic High faces Middletown High Satur­ American League tradition when it meets Connecticut tonight in the Dis­ again. They scored one in the Deron Johnson hit a homer to r Jim Bouton of the cent, was assigned third place. places in the minors. Eyesore: The building that is the Reds in the ninth. Woode- day afternoon at 2 o'clock in its first Class B Tournament test in Manchester. In the Class B, or medium- Pascual Little Behind, seventh and pulled out front to Yankees looks more W. L. Pet. O.B. trict One NCAA championship game to determine which Kelley's credshtials certainly called the Pro Shop at the stay in the eighth when pinch shick ended it by getting Tom Coach Don Bums was able all seaeon to call upon three pitchers, left to right, size school, rankings, Housa- Minnesota ... 29 16 .666 — will go to the Ocdlege in Omaha, Neb., Manchester (fountry (^ub. The my Harper to hit into a double like a shot-putter than tonlc Regional, .938, was first, are most Impressive. hitter Wes Parker doubled and Barry Sheckley, Ray LaGace and Frank Kinel, as the Eagles compiled a regu' Chicago ...... 27 16 .628 m uxiHOTON amoK shop is outdated and the facil­ scored on Jim GiHlam's single play. a pitcher here. V l with second place going to Detroit ...... 25 19 .868 4 June 7-11. llowlng art the starling lt_ H is b ig local Irishman has a lar season log of 12 wins in 14 games. LaGace and Kind e^h won six starts and The team s.s^t a doublehead­ roll ities 20 years behind the times. Aims at October Cash Woodbury, .929, and third to Baltimore ... 26 21 .883 4^ years and waa regional winner pairlnnngi for astnrday’s Faor ball 1.57 earned run average, best At least three times the pre­ Sheckley used mainly in relief, notched several saves. Kinel and LaGace each er at Fenway W rk Thuraday in in 1967 and '86. Ooil Touniaraent at ths XUlagton In the Triple A Pacific Coast Rockville, .878. CiSeveland ... 21 20 .812 6Vi RJdg* Country Chib. ^ sent space is needed. And an Avon was top-ranked in the Los Angeles ■ 28 26 .490 the best-of-three series. Connec­ Holy Croee, which won Ita X^eague. dropp^ one verdict. (Herald Photo by Satemis). ticut's Yankee Conference play­ llw J* Gordon. fiaJmAn, flnne- up to date Pro Shop could be NEW YORK (A P )— Camiio Pascual, $500 poorer Boston ...... 21 24 .467 8Vi Oret 14 games this year, goes n a Onvodon. Following Kelley’s 18 strike­ a very Inviting sight for pro­ sai(j was: Washington .. 22 28 off winners won the opener 7-4 into the showdown with a 18-4 »:‘07 McKoot, Conyers, Snyder. out performance against Sait than he would like to be, is busy trying to make him­ aided by five Crusader errors. Maei. spective new m em bers... Par New York ... 19 26 record. The Huskies are 18-6. «:14 Markowskl, Kstcham, Kuhn- Lake City, Corky Withrow, the for the first nine holes when self and his Minnesota Twin teammates several thou­ the rain tire Kansas City . 10 30 .280 17 Pushed to the brink of elimi­ Mdwell, from Hsutford, Conn, ly. Charennowtng are the itarting tlm**| to attain major- league status ment pools in Manchester this ITRIKE J elbow -cut of Joint. answered with an rbi single in ber, like a Worlds Series share 1 s ‘ Lteague-ieading Minnesota — (0-1) tonight in the opener of a rookie catcher Mike Ryan to hit Saturday's Games big one at the sHe Boston Red pairings (or Saturday ! Ball again. summer will be Tom Kelley at into a douMe play. Minnesota has won 11 of Its Chicago at New York the first inning and a two-run Goir Tournament at the Manchee- Salter's. Paul F i n k b e 1 n at perhaps. Exhibiting the hustle mamger four-game weekend iwt at Kan­ Sox owner Tymi Yawkey offered ter Country Club. Three-quarter Rival Grid The Twins’ ace has a 2.54 J sas Oty. last 14 and Mele recalls a year Waahtogton at Minnesota double In the fifth. Globe Hollow and Don Wynn at Mele says is the difference Farley was working as the ago the team was well in the rent-free for the occasion. The difference in the opener handicnpa will be uMd: earned run average to go with year—ec^ed Booton 4 - 3 The losing streak opened in replacement for loser BIU Mon- Baltimore at Los Angeles Holy Oroas, 1952 national 7:41. H ^ a th (3). KIsner Jr. (19». Question Box Verplauick. The pools open Sat­ second division. The difference? Boston at Kansas City, N was the flock of Holy Cross mls- Connorton (12), E. Andereon ( « ) . urday, June 26, for the season his 7-0 record. He has struck out day. Ihe deciding, im- Boston Tuesday when Los Ang­ bouquette in the last of the champion, has a 21-11 record so cuee. Both winning pitcher 7.48, Boffin) (71. Kareice (13). Several questions have been P ros Seek 88 in 81 innings of work. "Everyone is hustling for all Detroit at Cleveland, N received in the last few days The 11 town-supervised play­ fearned run resulted from three eles parlayed two unearned eighth. With one out, Tony Oliva they're worth.” he says. far in its nine years of NCAA Steve Gulyas and loser Bud Spdeckl (13). Better (17). Bob Allison’s two-run homer pox errors. runs and an it-shoulder-never - hit an easy roller near first and play and la bidding for its fifth 7:66 Moran (4). Sluek (16). Bo­ from baseball buffs. One asks grounds open the skme date Jillcr.s Knittel authored six-hit mound lin (li). Harvey (19). Play sites are Charter Oak gave him an early working have-happened steal of home was safe when Thomas fumbled National League regional crown, the moet of l:0a, Kennedy (3). Tully (If). An­ If a batter is credited with a New Cities ; Boot m u, for the anti-cowboy W. L. Pet. G.B, performances. Nathan Hale, Green, Buckley win Thursday and late-inning for a 4-1 triumph. U. Hannon KiUebrew hit a fly which were in 1962 and '63. nuli (13), Jacobeen (19). aacriflce fly when a base run­ help from Johiuiy Klippsteln ' r and Matt Dklon set, is the place Los Angeles . 31 17 .646 — For the doubleheader Avis 3.09. Elch (3). Poretrom (17). Bowers, Robertson, Waddell ©s.r. r.._ baH for the second out BASEBALL HEROES was 8-for-e with five rbi. ner ttigs at second base and ad- and Mel Nelson secured the tri' jWwf^ Jk .dmMtiMmrn they buried inhaMtants of the The Sox had just cracked Milwaukee .. 23 16 .8M 5 Connecticut is 9-12 over seven Jolmston (12). Relder (19). vancea to thiid base. The an­ Valley St.. Verplanck, West NEW YORK (AP) — Vj R Y NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS Old Wes( who made a mistake. through undefeated Camiio Pas- Jimmy Hail hit a roller back CincinnaU ... 26 21 .843 5 8:It. Maddox (7). ^ le n4). Side and Keeney. umph. On a wet, slippery road: to the mound which Earley jug­ Mlfilore (13). Culver (if). swer Is no. Sacrifice fly, which Now the pro football ex­ By that measure, the Sox are cual (7-0) in the top of the BATTING — Bon Fairly, Ban Francisco 26 22 .M2 5 8:33. Parclak (S). McLafferty • 0 * 30% shorter stops gled long enough for the runner Dodgers, stroked three bits In­ eliminates a time charged at pansion race is on. fibout to be permanently plant- eighth Inning Thursday after St. Louis . . . . 24 28 .811 6M (16) . E. McNamarn (11). Signer bat, is given only when a base ad in the second division. to reach. Bob Allison, who hit a cluding n two-mn homer bi tbe Sr (30) Here ’ n There Commissioner Pete Ro- the slick righthander had a 3-1, Houston ...... 24 27 .471 8M 3:30. Fahey (I). (Mlamari U4). runner tags and scores after a Ideanwhile, amid his own “ no two-hitter. Sox singles by Len- two-run homer earUer, beat out eighth taming giving Loe An- Belm ont Stakes Saturday, Jim (Dutch) Fogarty, new zelle announced he has a hit to . Rico Petro- Pittsburgh .. . 21 28 .487 9 Barnlngham (11), Itofan ( « ) . fly out . . . Another asks: Does aamment” reactions, southpaw nie Green, Dalton Jones m)d Fe- gelee nn 11-16 victory over St. Chicago ...... 20 28 .444 9M 3 37. roeler (4'). Da»U (13). No­ a base runner get credit for a captain in the Manchester Fire recommended the National celH scooped up the baU and Louis.____ vak (10), Crockett (18). Department, is a one-time town < I ' threw off balance too late. Philadelphia . 20 25 .444 9M Looks Like Fam ily Affair 8:44. lYaygla (7). Wlgren (16), stolen bate when Me catcher Football League add two PITCHING Ken Johnson, New York ... 19 29 .396 12 Armstrong (9). Dlk (3()K junior pool champion. Fogarty Thomas relayed the throw to makes no attempt to cut him teams for a total of 16 by Brnven,,WM bis fourth Wune of . Tburaday’a Results 8:61. LevUow (7). Dutellt (IS). (runner) down at second base, reigned in 1941 at the West the plate in4l^e to naH OHva— the season And first smee b ^ Melley (13). Budd ( » ) . _ , Side R ec. . . Bob Heins of Man 1967. except Ryan dropped the ball Milwaukee 10, San Francisco NEW YORK (AP) — Tom^AIl, who like Dapper Dan pre- 8:U. McFarUnd (4 ). Wrtman usually when thS' play starts lag nrjbired bi n tradS th M 8 (17) (folburn (10). ZamaitU (It). with runners on first and third chaster has been aiwarded his (fommissioner Pete Rozelle for an error and the winning RoUe and Dapper Dan, who fe n to race far back in the ear' Great Balls of Fire! Houston last week by hurUag n New York 8, Pittsburgh 6 t-.b t Zemke (7). Rohan (17), Mori- hue? Answer: Most certainly varsity letter in track at South announced he has recommended SERVICE run. ‘ six-hitter ns Milwaukee wlal- ly going and then turn on his ariy (11) Roeenthal (18). the National Football League Houston 8, Cincinnati 3 made a family affair of the blazing speed in the closing 9:12. Saari (I). Bengelon (15). a is credited to a em Connecticut State Cfollege Ipped San Francisco 10-3. add two teams for a total of 16 The Sox got a run on a walk, Loe Angeles 11, St. Louis 10 PreaknesB three weeks ago with yards, is expected to offer the Prindle (11), Morllne (30). _ base runner . . . Still another Hi Neighbor Sports C o u n c i i single, a -force and a throwing Only games scheduled 9:19 Corrow (8). Dolln (16), Tur­ question: Is a batter charged trophies have been presented to by 1967. a torrid duel o'ver the final favored pair any serious argu­ ley (11)^ White (18).^ ^ , 1. SPECIALS error in the ninth but the Twins Today's Games yards, renew their rivalry Sat­ with a time at bat on a catch­ numerous local bowlers for ac Informed of the announce­ ment. 9:28. fclenian (6). Romayho (13). ment by The Associated Press, had gotten theif 'cushion a half Philadelphia (Roebuck 2-2) at urday St Aqueduct in the $128,- When the entry box closed Pekar (11). Sprague (It). er’s Interference? Answer: Yes, compllshments during the On a wet curve: inning earUer. Chicago (Jackson 3-6) 9:33. PerraM lo (6). Phelan US). „ and charge the catcher with an 1964-65 season. The Nlirragan- Commissioner Joe Foss of the Sports Schedule OOO-added Belmont Stakes, with this morrlng, the field was ex­ Wadas (12). Mkrshall (18). Boston had scored Its other Los Angelea (Soteen 8-6) kt Hail to All and four so-so per­ error. sett Brewing Co. of Cranston, American* Football League said CARTER’S 50% more skid resistance pected to be completed by Bold 9:40 Reynold! (5). Sierakowakl « • * R. I., sponsors the awards... the AFL might do it sooner, per run in the fourth on a Thomas Milwaukee (Blasingame 8-4), formers seeking to break up the Bidder from Mrs. H. C. Phipps' (13) . Ballard (11). Shepard (34). triple and Bob HUman's sacri­ Friday, June 4 night monopoly. 9:47. Carlson (4). AgoeUneUI Word of Tom Kelley's no-hit, haps putUng two new teams on BRAKE Wheatley Stable, ” Selari from (14) , G. A. SmIUi (11). BorU (31). Short Stuff no-run pitching performance the field by 1966. fice fly. Baseball — Wethersfieldi at Houston (Farrell 41) at St. Both Tom RoKe, a midget Lawrence Katz’s Valley Farms, 9:M. R. Gordon (4). Angel (15). with Portland against Spokane Then they started ticking off BLAZING WITH USED CAR DEALS! In the Twins' second Hall sin­ Manchester, 3:30 Louis (Gibson 8-2), night J .R. Straus’ lightly raced La Beauchene (11). McLaughlin (31). Internal Revenue Department alongside most thoroughbreds, 10:01, Atherton (8). Adtemlan in the Pacific Cfoast League potential expansion targets. Be­ gled, Allison homered, Rich Rol­ Ansaldi's vs. Oilers, Ver- San Francisco (Perry 8-3) at Cima and First Family from the has stepped in and seized the planck, 6 and Dapper Dan, who strikes (18) . Kenney (10), Dyment (17). football equipment . owned by last Saturday night was relay­ tween the two of them they cov lins doubled and Pascual sin­ CSncinnatl (Maloney 8-1), night terror in his rivals with his MeaOoe Stable of C. T. Chenery. 10.08. Wllkos (4i. r . Carrey (It). ADJUSTMENT gled for a 3-0 bulge. Army A Navy vs. Peck’s, New York (Either 4-4) at Gaxxa (10). Edwards (30). the Providence Steamiollers of ed by Hank O'D o n n e 11,. fine ered most of the major clUes in HERE ARE JUST A FEW! home-stretch charges, were With seven starters, the race Elarley did not yield an earned WaddeU, 6 PMtehurgh (Law 241), night 10:15. Matava (4). Canapari (16). the Atlantic Coast Football aports editor of the Waterbury the United States and (^ n -d sired by the unbeaten Itaiiain will be worth 3146,650 with 3102,- Clark (10). Carpenter (19). League. The IRS has placed a American. Also, Alan Williams, including some in the rival ALL CARS • NO UPS run in his two frames, bringing Nassiffs vs. Green Manor, Saturday's Games stallion—Rlbot. They are owned 900 earmarked for the winner. 10:33, Olson (4). DItnock (14). Buckley, 6 value of $2,500 on the ^ d gear a Manchester student at Stan­ league. his ElkA down to 2.25 but the New York at Pittsburgh by first cousins — Tom Rolfe by Slanm (10). Cirllll (18). 1962 CHEVROLET 1964 CORVAIR 1963 CHEVY II man who 1^ 32 today asked for Philadelphia at' Chicago 10:29 Kristo( (4). Chanda (It). and reports it is looking into ford University, forwarded a In a Thursday night news con­ Saturday, June 8 Raymond Guest, U. S. ambassa­ THURSDAY’S FIGHTS Mathiason (10). Mannella (17). Bel Air 2-Door. Monza 2-Door Sport Coupe. 6 cylin­ Nova 2-Door Sport Coupe, the regular rotation or be trad­ Houston at St. Louis the possibility of selling one or clipping from a West Coast ference, Rozelle named 12 "m a­ Track — Bkist Catholic, Man­ dor to Ireland, and Dapper Dan LOS ANGELES (A P )—Ber- 10:36. Cronin (3). Willey (14). 6 cylinder, auto., radio, der, 4-speed, radio, heater, O l f l ^ R 6 cylinder, auto., radio, S 1 A O R ed. He has indicated to a team­ chester at State Open Cham- Los Angelea at Milwaukee LMnskl (9). G. Smith (17). more Steamroller contraots to dally which mentioned the jor cities which have expressed by Ogden Phipps. nie Magallanea, 141, Los An­ heater, whitewalls. ^1395 bucket seats, whitewalls. ” I T T 3 heater, whitewalls. mate: "My time to make mon- picnuhipe, Yale, 1. San Francisco at Cincinnati, N 10:43. K. Gordon (3), Hauimann cover the $4,700 the govern­ pitching feat. an interest in an NFL fran­ Dapper Dan and Tom Rolfe geles, knocked out Ernie Cua- (16) . Gardella (10), ClamlnUno (18). chise.” 1961 VOLKSWAGEN On a dry road: BRAKE first booked, up in the KentiKky 10:60, Piper (8). H. Gardella (13). dras, 141, San Diego, 6. They are Montreal, Toronto, 1961 CHEVROLET Derby May 1. Dapper Dan Owens (13). Bolli (17). 1964 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-Door. Surer control when you Per Wheel 10:57. Prior (5). Zanettl (18). Boston, Miami. Atlanta, New Impala Sport Coupe. 4 cylinder, standard, radio, A l f M C staged his patented finish but Fsulltner (8). Shepard (17), Orleans, Cincinnati, Houston, Impala 4-Door. 6 cylinder, auto., radio, pass or corner Ford, Chevy, East Granby Beats Bolton, heater, whitewalls. T |WT3 failed by a neck to catch Lucky 11:6(. Hlllnskl (1). l5unna (13), Memphis, Phoenix, Seattle anci 6 cylinder, standard, heater, whitewalls. 91295 i RELINE Plymouth Jar^'ls Jr. (8). Bena Park IP PoteiiticG Chevrolet Buyers! of hsalUi and education at Bates timet In tbs Iasi 16 ysara. GOOD WAGES • INTIRISTINO WORK Please Take Note Of This: SIMONIZ JOB £ m m w m m w .ii. .will be closed Thursday evenings ef» USERAL IINEFITS • ADVANCEMENT a p\— Kw/— //U- . ..•V. ■■ > .' -i. .•■■■•■■ ^ FROPOSEO FEDERAL EXCISE TAX RIDUCTION i^ W d ek AT * . Rearing Inla ii Blitlariiig A^mii '‘i PRBBSroBNT JOHNSON HAS PROPOSED THAT IF A REDUCTION IN THE PRESENT 10 PER (3ENT Now if tho timo to chock *'fh« Aircraft'* ■{Hera Tley Coaic'- fective June 10i until further notice. FEDERAL EXCISE TAX ON NEW PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES IS ADOPTBX) THIS YEAR, IT BE MADE JOE BROWirS TH IS Su n d a y a RETROACTIVE TO RETAIL PURCHASBM OF NEW PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES AFTER MAY 14, 1965. Oponingg In 3 Connoctlcut Plants WE HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT GENERAL MOTORS WILL REFUND TO QUAUFIED R$pTAIL PUR­ ABSORBERS EACH At 2:30 P.M. > C H A S E ^ t h e a m o u n t b y WHICH THE TAX MAY BVBamJALLY BE REDUCED. l n « . iROa EAST HARTFORD NORTH HAVEN SOUTHINGTON SIMONIZ SERVICE The tim TiJil iiriS teMit'E, ^Bturat Biiliki P|ul Pontias, INSTALLED FREE 400 Main » . 41S Washlngteh Ava. Watt Qoeon ft. 367 Oakland St. 1NDUN4POLIS a n u i T Stop *R Shop fimployment Offkes bpen for your convenience faa. "ilMtlNptor Motor Sal^ Weekdoys — 6 am. to 8 pm. Blaiiehaater SPRINT C M B - GENERAL Senurdoys ■—8 am. to 12 noon * .’ 1 They're llg , Petreeful A M (IP ' ' -^weoqodlopportvnilyaiiipiaytr**- S^oniz or Blue Cpral OF8N S A il. - IbOJf. Jobs Done Reasonably Im» CARTER EVERY P A Y TIRE SERVICE P i i i!l W h i h 8 . Diire In or Call CriEVROUET CO„ bw. TIRC CITY 155 CENTER STATED. 649*2828 i For Appointment 122t MHMN XT- MMKHafrat ' Off - ■tiiPit'' 643*9943 or 522*8775 DOM. 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•/'. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-ON! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN« FRH>AT, JUNE 4, 1966 MkGB TWENTY Artielca For Sole BoildlnKr-Contracting 14 THERE OrGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Rdip W antad^ Mala or Famala 37 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BIAJORHOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE CARFBT8 A fHght? Mak# ttwAi^ UTILE SPORIS BY ROUSON •At,. NEWTON H. aifTTH A 80N & - a beauUful sight wHh B h W v ^ AiMMMr t» Pn. Remodeliiif, repalrtnc, recrea­ XKmEDIMEOREAncr; If lENNPlM ^ 'MHATAWiMOfAG.' XTHiMk 'WfLL,XDOHT ATTENTION trs. Rent electric s h a m p o o Cord Gomet tion rooma, .diflUona, garagea, s c a n s Of mv life OOESITT (JET 1t) \ Hffi OOr fDWOEQ, HE HAS I XROW AEOUT $1. Olcott Variety Stare. 3 concrete work. Call 34B3144. LASTNUWT/ I f S - HIS ROWLING BOWLING 20 Hartford Area Teachers «5 T A SCORES AHD, SOT fVE SEEN W ALJ^Anst Closeouts, ssraaeoi DION OONBTRUCnpN 00. - patterns to choose from, lltoM te* 40OUMr«IW Complete buildl^ eei^ce. New . . „ J ! •mat'd HISOOLF4 HIM IN FLENIY MM3bACS, Its yiw«Hua 47Coiilaatai rect or blitted insdrllon for !any advertlaemeht and then only Robbins Carpentry Service, Situations Wanted— YARDS, otnUnant lOroomiB WAaatiB to the .extent of .a "make aodd” Insertion. . ETrrora which do not 649-3446. Female 08 MOTO GANG Mower, two ro­ sSryuvESTERf 9TBlicaiM7 IiKla (m > aBMdthe kMB Irasen the value of the advertlaement wtn not be corrected by tary mowers, two reel power B4 Arboreal hom* lOIMarM* . ^ RELIABLE woman desires MMaaeiiliM SScotUA SlWanniaBMp i5*niake goed” Insertion. CARPENTRY Concrete steps, mowers, exceptionally good. nkknaoM reformar 3S Oparatie aoi* floors, hatchways, remodeling babysitting. In my home for After 4:30. 742-8261. M A fo SKngUah BBSoandaf mSbadlihtlB OfFICB PUN AHP QAMES 5»arJ porches, garages, closets, ceil working parents or vacation­ S4Gadle eompoaar cootompt (Boekrtlle, Toll Free) WOODEN extensl 640- start. For Interviews call 528- Street, Ellington, 875-0397 af­ troyed If the advertiser is 1966 CHEVROLET, 2-door, V-8, U15. 6686 or 644-8393. ter 4. EVERYTHING in sterilised re­ pile you’ve mentioned. If MANCHESTER MODES MACHINIST — Bridgeport op­ power glide, 4-barrel carbure­ erators, turret lathe operator conditioned used furniture and ILL PROVIPEP It Will be handled la tor, excellent running condi­ ONE OP THE Finer things of appliances, high quality—low CARRY rr usual maunsr. Moving- -Trucking— PINE ST. MANCHESTER and stock man. Job shop ex­ A>«4,fT!lPMa(.f LSHP tion. $175. 649-4834. -«> perience preferred, 55 hour Salesmen Wanted 36-A life — Blue Luatre carpet and prices. LeBlsnc Furniture, 195 upholstery cleaner. Rent elec­ MTIMAFRAIP >tX) A ENOUGHA _• HU I, Man, >«. tM.»» aa m eo. Storage 20 week. Paragon Tool Oo., Inc. South Street, RockvUla 875- OFMON6TE(2SL FLASH-, CHEVROLET 1963, 2-A FOR A book!.. eentraUy located, reasdnable space available. Coventry paper removed, dry wall work. ATTRACTIVE summer office ^H»RWI^S0kimEPUgN6 H/^BSNIA66IN6 BBIINll S1&QC & fc » M e e . rate*, friendly atmosphere. Reasonable rales. Fully in­ Call 643-2438, ask for Bemle. SERIES OF ARTIOeS A/or OF RES-] Lake. 742-8892, Mr. Frazier. position open from Ju'y l-Sept. Fill in the blanks below and NOTICE AMERiaN 0USMBS PSMncK Teh 8T5.1Q11. < sured. BYee estimates. 649- 1, typing, shorthand necessary, EASTERN BOILER On Saturday call' either 643- ON D0CIDR5 PONSIBIUTX mail to: The Registrars of Voters of 965S. Joaeph P. Lewis. 36*4 hours per week, air-con­ & ELECTRONICS 2438 or 643-0161, ask for Bemle RIDE w a n t e d from Manches­ FX5R SALE — Box trailer. In­ or Andy. the Town of Manchester, Conn., ditioned office, very friendly at­ JOHN SANDERSON, ter to vlv^hlty 'Tra'velers Insur­ quire 76 Birch St., Guilbeau. PAINTING BY Dick Fbntalne, mosphere. Applicant will assist 99 Loomis St, Manchester will be In session in the Regis­ ance Oo., Hartford, hodrs 7-3:30 Interior and exterior. Paper 46 SUNAPEB STREET, SALES a n d Service on Ariens, trars Office at the Municipal I'/A NO JUDGE, AAARK, BUT IF In various duties while office Hahn EcSpse, Jacobson lawn _ plnv 649-0663. 17* TRAVElT 'Traiiier,~Mlf-^- hanging and wall paper remov­ girls are vacationing. Write SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Building, Friday, June 11, 1965, I'D STARIH) THIS IN A BARBKS tained for sale or rent. Call WEa VER, loom fixer wanted at mowers. Also Homellte chain| Vp.m. untii 8 p.m., for the al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. Box ‘‘C " Herald, stating quali- CHAIR,I'D H/VE SOTTB^ ASHM/E w a n t e d r i d e to vicinity evenings, 876-6936. Quality workmanship. Call once, to set up and weave saws and International Cub Ca-1 purpose of making an. .enroll- lOngswooiy', School, West Hart­ ficatlone and salary desired. SO I COULD RNISH IT. ITS , evenings, 527-9571. heavy industrial fabrics in Name ...... det Tractors. Rental equipment | ment of electors who are en- ford, Outlook',Ave., hours 9-12. Business Services Rockville. Some second shift. I and sharpening service on all to vote at the Caucuses MEANT FDR PUBUCATION. June 28-August 6, from Man­ EXTEIRIOR and interior paint­ Must be agile. Apply, prefer-1 ...... Phone •makes. L A M Equipment th^ pf Manchester. •o Offered 13 ^ && chester or Bolton. 649-4196 or ing. Wallpaper books, paper­ ably afternoons at Drycore Felt Oorp., Route 83, Ve^Tion, 875- Signed, hanging. Ceilings. Floors. .Ful­ MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI 643-2163. APPLIANCES repaired — all LEGAL Co.. Staffordville. 7609. Manchester Exchange Edward F. Moriarty ly Insured. Workmanship guar­ Number of Jobs in last 5 years Enterpris 1945. BY ROY CRANE RIDE WANTED from Manches­ makes washers, refrigperators, EXPERIENCED plumber and Frederick E. Peck BUZZ SAWYER anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649^26. Reg;istrars of Voters POK ter, vjcfhlty eouth end, to Con­ freezers, dryers, gas and elec­ If no answer, 643-9043. plumber's helper wanted, new DARK RICH stone-free loam, ■maaF l e CAM4LM GOT ANY AiOQ5 6RI<2KrdAVrN©6 tric ranges. Oil burners SECRETARY Manchester, Connecticut AND HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO SET EVEN stitution Plaza, Hartford, hours work, top wages, paid vacation, fill, gravel, sand, stone, ma­ wiF« ns ^WEH'TYDUSmL'\ fMAH, NOT WITHOUT WONBY/ ] UNDgKJiABLg uKBTHATONa, w ieeouy? 8:304:30. 643-1219. cleaned and repaired. - Cosma PAINTING — Interior and ex­ \WRE JUST PIAIN BANDITS., WITH THE FELLOW WHO WW RESPONSIBLE year 'round work. Call after 6, nure. white sand for sand box­ FREDRKOf I autR»LLAS,BKOry -mun-uhieoue Appliance, 649-0055. terior. FYee estimates, ail work Reliable, mature wonaan 643-4523. Married...... Single. es and cool pools. Delivery. 643- HE BACKED FOR FAHCHCS PEATHf ----- 7' t HAT'' OFlUBSeOLD WANTED - - Ride from Tolland guaranteed. Call 742-6526 after YOU ARB A-II Truck la A-1! with typing auid shorthand 9604. Ui WHEN WE AMIGO, MAXIAA6--UK:& to Manche^er, hours 8 - 4:30. 4 :30 p.m. skills above average, down­ ROCKVILLE, Friendly Ice INVITATION WERE mUCHOtS IS MY 875-0294, afltf (t. Cellars, attics, trash, small Cream shop has openings for Education Completed PILE IS SOFT and lofty . . . /Mirnmi i ac / » WHATevaez trucking done A-1 right! Can town Hartford. 240-5478. FONDEST (x e e u p M o e r YOU ARE A-1! Brush is Al! ambitious men. Experience not colors retain brilliance In car­ TO BID DREAM. 643-2928, Tremano Trucking Exterior and Interior painting required. Earn $15-30. working ...... ets cleaned w i^ Blue Lustre. c e m o o m ''. Automobiles Fur Sale 4 Service. done A-1 right! Tremano Paint­ Sealed bids will be received STENOGRAPHER — Transcrip- two to four evenings, 10-20 ——— — — ;— - ,ent electric ihampooer $1. ing Service, 643-2028. hours per weak. More or less 47 OF OUR local salesmen at the Office of the General mBBD OAR? Tour eredtt turn­ STEFB, SIDEWALKS, stona tlonist, willing to learn switch­ Paul's Paint A Wallpaper Sup­ hours If desired, ■ excellent earned over $8,500. last year. Msinager, 41 • Center Street, ed ddwnT Short 00 down pay- walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- board, Mancheater office, 37^ National Company. 13,000 em- ply- Manchester, Connecticut, until h>ent7 Batikn^T Repoeaes racea All concrete reptUra. HOURS. Write P.O. Box 985, working conditions with many Floor Finishing 24 benefits. Call 876-9910 between 'ployes. College background Jtme 16. 1965 at 11:30 aon. for aionT Don't d e^ a lrl See Hon­ Reasonably priced. 643-0S5L Manchester. helpful. We train. $125bgainst Pumpli^ Equipment — Pprter- est Douglas J^ulra about low­ FLOOR SANDING and refln- 5-7 for appointment for inter­ LAWNMOWER aharpening; re­ view. commission to start. For fur­ INVITATION Howard .Reservoir Pump Sta­ est dovni, ■nallest payments Ishtaig (meclalixlng in older Telephone Interviewers ther information call 644-0202 or tion. anywhere. No-email loan or fi­ pairs, ' sales, rotor bladea floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ shaipened; bicycle sales, serv­ 644-8393. Bid forms and specificationa nance company plaa Douglas ing. CaiUnge. Paperhanghm. — Part-Time — TO BID are available at the Controller’s i«u a, HU, >»■ m «H. m. N>. oa. Motors. 888 Main. ice Manchester Cycle Shop, No Job too small. John ver- PAINTER Wanted, experienced. 149 W. Middle Tunipika 6M faiUe, 640-5750. Call evenings 527-9671. . Sealed bids will be received office, 66 Center Street, Man­ 2098. Are you available to do Help 'Wanted— at the Office of the GeneralChester, Connecticut. ,,1962 OLDSMOBILE F86 sndan, Public Relations Interview­ CAPTAIN EASY ' aulomaiUc, 1960 Chevrolet, 6 cy­ ELBCTRIQIAN, licensed Jour­ Male or Female 37 Manager, 41 Center Street, Town of Manchester, BY LESLIE TURNER LAND CLEARINQ, tree re­ ing for a few hours dally In neyman experienced in residen­ , , , Manchester, Connecticut, until lOCKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD linder. 1959 Buick coupe. 1962 Business Opportunity 28 Manchester and surround­ ConnecUcut moval, and chain saw work. tial, commercial and indus­ PART-TIME fountain help, 101 ^ ^ Richard Martin, Osrvaira (3). Douglas Motors, A. Michaud. 742-8096. ing areas? Client is well TWO NEAR* ABO YOU WBRB BO AN UNKIND wWr,XV«NTM0IIIBN1IWLy nJMNR«AMO/i» ^ M a ln . A BUSINESS Special — pros­ trial, steady work, Rockville a.m.-2 p.m., 6 days "JT ' water main Installation. Fern General Manager YES/ AND HE DIDN'T eUTBO ABOUT A WORLD CRUSE *A3U FATR5BMT AIA3TRI40RT; BRASPROATA perous grocery store on Route known and respected. No area. Call 876-6905. Apply Doc s Drive-In. Call 648- Hollow Reservoir to TYPEWRITERS -!■ Standard selling Involved. Pay — EVEN SAY WHERE HE WERE 10TAKB SOON, Mt.SMOLLBTTi, MV PLAN* 30, Vernon, In thickly popu­ 8150 after 10 a.m. Fern St. well house. TOU'K filVIN' UP I YEAH/ IT'S HOPELESS, and electric. Repaired, over­ .hourly to start. Experience WHAf HAPPBNBP? AWRV«,l-rP 1963 TRIUXfPH TtU , $l,760,Ex- lated section—with good foot WANTED — Male help, progres­ Bid forms, plans and specifi­ - O N M5<5INNISf I CLANCY/ m ON AAV (MAY RATHER NOT hauled, aented. Adding ma­ preferred, but we will train, sive manufacturer of valves REAL ESTATE sales person for oMlent eolliUtlon. -MS-6172w chines rented and repaired. traffic and fine potential. For cations are available at the FOR YOUR COTIAOB 1 TO TELL HIM MOW/ OIKlISBiri further details call Doris work to begin immediate­ has openings in its assembly established office.- Write quali­ P l(^ p and delivery eervlce. ly. Send name, address, fications Box L, Herald. Controller's Office, 66 Center 1968 CKBlHr n . Nova, staitibn Smith, Jarvis Realty Op., department, days. Apply in Street, Manchester, ConneCU- wagon, exodtent condition. Call Yale Typewriter Senrlce, 649- telephone number and state person, Oontromatics, (Jorp., 4986. Realtors, Rt.. 83, Vernon, 649- cut. FIREPUCE 1200, 876-0626, BvM. 649-2518. areas you can call toll free 200 W. Main St., Rockville, to Box B, Herald. Town of Manchester, 9HARPENXNG Setrioe—Sajm, OOnn. Connecticut 18^ ^ VO ^ W A G S O i Sedl(M>, FOR SALE Center Tailor NOTICE WOOD .1725, Gliwton- knlvea, axes, abears, skater (XJDRK OF construction, Tol­ Richard Martin, rota ^ bladea. Quick serTlw Shop, 32 Oak St. Inquire in per­ OF DISSOLUTION General Manager MI6. Capitol Bmiproent Co., SI son. Part-Time Employment land High School, write giving L " — , V i !■ all pertinent Information on ex­ THE MANCHESTER LARGE rDO)[>QB Station W a ^ , u(- Main St, Mancheater. Hours GROCERY STORE-^Qroeslng dally 7-0. Tliuraday 7-9, Satozw 4-Hour Day perience in construction trade, STEEL COMPANY BUNDLE I aUV Jpeneer brakiea anS approximately $125,000 yearly. names of previous employers NoUce la hereby given, pur­ V .fM io . and himter, day 7-4. 648^7968. Beer license acqulr^ recently 5;Day Wpek and references. Send all cor­ suant to General' Statutes of 648-8916. ’ RUOfl' Mower Service — Sharpr should Increase potential respondence to Bert Palumbo, the State Connecticut th$t AUTOMATIC W. a. OLENNEY Priced for qulek sale. Preaent 196S'CHEVE(^LET IihiMk Oon- eifingr and repair, pick-^ and Chsdrman, High School Bldg. The Manchester Stdel Company, delivery In Mancheater, BoUon, owners have other Interest. Modem cafeteria of well Oomm., RFD 1, ToUand Ave., a OonnecUcut corporation, hav­ TRANSMISSION SM NOBTH MAIN ra. veitUrie, Tahttian blue, white J. D. Realty, 648-5129, 648- known Hartford insurance 649-5353 ten, engine. V-8 827, transmls- Andover and Columbia. 743- Rockville, Conn. ing its office and principal MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY, JONES 7607. 8779. company, miscellaneoua TROUBLE? W LEFF and MeWlLLIA|l8 ' sun 8-epeed on column, vinyl duties. Write Box K, Her- place of business in Manches­ ter, OonnecUcut, has been dis­ etreigbt seats. Best offer over WlLJt DO moat -amrthlng. Have MPDEiRN 2:bay servJicejrtatkm ■ aid, Hating experience, if i t Ft m RQcid T«st | 1 , ^ 0 ^ 648-2641 after 6 p.m. for lease in Mancheater-So. any. solved by a resoluUon of its , , , NOW ASK HER IF NO. Wi'LL JUST time,* will work. Odd Jobs our INVITATION directors and shareholders,, ef­ •jIt M l T y | m • specialty. CUl 0 648-3097, RI 6- Windsor area. Exoallent oppor- SHE HAS A FRIEND H 1868 }4rORD FAUXJN Futura portunlty for high volume fective immediately. AU crediT aprtOt, conVMrtibl*, tyktU top, 0 0 ^ i t Budget Tunm SB|rti« Talks o . - o m iT A K iC A k i potentlu with excetleot nelrii- , Mail Replies TO BID tors, if anyi «re. warned to pre­ AND )NaM, -‘(deep red- color, TREE Removal; hmd cle Dorhood traffio. For further m- sent Uielr claims to Lessner, •» AM Wuuk alitMiaille . tr«n6mtoston< prl- Sealed bids will be received pruning. Work . formation call 668-1720; Bv*> at the .lOfflce of the General Rottner, Knrp and Pleplar, At-' ^Bommwm9m^$^1 . o IN H it COUNTRY, wUi oiener. CUl ^»47S2r’t OWt 0n4Kb.4 o r 64 ntnga Olaatoobury 68$-27UL . 8|XatBTARf7-T. BacepUonlat, Manager, 41 Center .Street, tomaya a t lA w , 821 Maid excellent opportunity lor a ca- Msacnester, OonnecUcut. until Street, Manchestw, Connecti­ WATflBbw - " ^ o o w s , cut, on or before October 16, iashlat OlaaMi a l l # . 4 pj4$nd»m, 8 Mowqr tciLMUf 29 raar la a wtxtotlTOlika and In- June 22, 1965 at U:00 a-m. for MaidMsIir* taresllng poaition in the office 1965, or thereafter be barred as o o o OievTOlet,..,!8es / O f f o ^ I M Surplus Items. ooooooooo ^ I860 A F R IS R 8TA1CT wfQ kanp o< a local doctor. Applicant JBSd forma are .available at by statute provided. TriRinlsiiiR Cii (Nww Used i, Stt MIw b a VINQ' o f bu^A your dabta into coa aagy piur* muqt be lieat, a good typist and the Controller's Office, 66 Cen­ Dated at Manchaster, Coa- lar hole repaired. ^-ment It you hava aggitF m aU* to meet the pubHo. Pleas; ter Street, Manobaster, Con^ nacUout, this 1st day of Juna, 7 OLCon sfR m tpada jp . property, oafi Frank ■nt susTOundlnn, Ubera) bene- nacUcut. 1966. fBEAR ON e m m m mb.) . fits, aalaty commenaiirata wHh Town of Manebastar, Manchaster Steel O boq^y IMMMUOUIfNiii*. y iilE Y IROSa widTlSpe rm axp9$$aaoa. Raferanoas bodi C9ann*eUout as;^luwner, Bottaer Kazp and MMlCHHtfiP IM iigonl Gu> m . ' "'RkbaM n o CiiMna Ite AtUaiiqn'' » MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1966 p a g e TWENTY-THBEB PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 19B6 ^ Wanted Baal H o q sm For EUe 72 Resort Properjr For Sale 74 ' Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 SttboilMii For Sale 75 Sabnrbui For Sole 75 Stibnrban For Sale 75 Houses For Sale 72 Apartment Buildings Resort Property Rouses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale Y2 WANTISD by prtvat* party;— TWO FAMKIB8 We have BOUTON LAkS — 6 room cot- VERNON — Ranch, 5% roome, ROCKVILLE — Older immacu­ BOLTON Lakefront — 6 rooms, BOUTON LAKE — Aunaculate ANDOVER—Rambling 6-room Tenements 63 For Rent 67 MANCHBSITER — Two family, 8-10 acres for bosnoolte . to MANCHESTER — 2-fam lly, 6-6 MANCHESTER — 4-4 dt^lcac, MANCHESTTER — Attractive juat Hated two 2-famlly home* tage, cenvendon poattbUltiea buUt-ln oven, range, low taxes, late 7 roome, 3-car detached CU hot water, flraploct, knot- 4-room year ’round Itench, wKh home on large shaded lot, two and charming 5% room Cape In four over four. Ideal location, ty pine ponMIng, anotoaed private beach, $10,200. VX no extra bulldtng Iota, $11,600. build Cotonial raprodnetiom la SIX ROOM apartment, first GARDNER LAKE, Conn. Mod­ flat, 2-car garage, bus line, 2 separate furnaces, 2-oar m- m ot bK Md* by aide. BuUt l«at for year ’round home. Bxtim 180x160 treed M rril lot, $16,800. garage, $13^00. RockvUia Real­ B olton - Coventry - AndoVer furnaces, immaculate, top lo­ rage, one block from Main Ik ., neighborhood of beautiful ax6ellent condition, flva y***’* RodcvUla Realty, 64S-21M, ty, 648-2188, 876-3627. porob with patio, aundack, boat money down. PoMk Realty, Leonard Agency, Realtora, CLASSIFIED floor, centrally located. 643- em housekeeping cottages. old. $26,900. l^aaonable offer year, now rented out. Con be lot, $8,000. J. D. Realty Oe., 646-4M69, 646-0466. area. Larger traete will olaabe cation. H ayes A gency, 648-4803. priced to sell. Hayes Agency, homes, large living room with aoM eeponttely or aa a pack­ 64U120. S76-$aa7. dock, axoaUent vohie. Good- 389-7478, 742-8343. 0666. Lakefront. Bating, fishing, conaldered. ESarrowe 6i Wal­ considered. OaU 60-3524 any­ 648-4808. fireplace, good sized bedrooms, age. Each home hoa two 4- VERNON — M ove in>! 7 room chUd • B artlett, R a a lton , 280- swimming. Inspect, weekends. full basement. Realistically la ce. 649-6806. I Q>llt, garage, fam ily ' room , ANDOVER—on the lake, 4 bed­ DIRECT FROM owner — 3, ,4 tim e. room aportmente. Excellent bt- OOVBNtRT lAKB—ready for 0666, 6484M00. family, or larger apartment Free colored pictures, bro SHORT ON SPACE? NEW TWO-Famlly duplex, 6-5, priced. Alice Clampet, Realtor, building. An cleared 8 lot site, newly points inside and out. room Colonial, 2 bathe, large Town House Apartments chure. Arrowhead Grove, I veetment potential here. T, J. GLASTONBURY TOLLAND ROAD, No. Coven­ living room, family size kltdi- building. 649-2497. LET’S GO! We have ADVERTISING nice location, separate heat­ 640-4643. Crockett, R ealtor, 648-1577. $8,000. Cell Harold at 646-3013 Good buy • $20,200. Borrowa A Route 864, C olchester. 242-9278. spacious ing systems, ciW uMlltles. Call or MUdred at 875-729X Boloh W allace, 640-5806. try — one of the nicest Capa* en, oU hot water heat, fully waiting. Wo need good liattagA COLONIAL OAKS fers 44 bedrooms, Dedroon 2V4 baths, M U ST BELL Insulated, aluminum storms a.ASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS builder, Leon Otossynsld, 049- $15,900—Six room Cape, ahed MANCHESTER — Desirable Real Estate. Architect designed, euatom wa have aver hated. Acre of Wantad— Real Estate 77 OoU now — Pra Oorrenti living room 28x14, den dormer, 1% baths, porch, quiet VERNON •— Buy o f the month. and screens, boat dock. Chor- Agency, 643-2130. After 8, aell 8 AAL to 5 PAL 4% room apartment, Wanted To Rent 68 4201. B Y JU N E 80 East Side. With tceea — attrac­ hunt Dutch OolonlaL Liv­ grass, 3-cor garage, set-up tor 16x14, large kitchen with street, B^era School, nice tive, large 7 room Raised QUONOCHONtAUG, R. L ing Room lte36 with floor 6% room tri-level'quality built, pool, rec room, 1% baths. For Bon Real Estate, 648-0668. 34-HOXni prompt, courteous 643-5363. Heat, hot water, stove, re­ built-ins, dining room, 2- GARRISON Ookmiai tn execu­ trees. Hutchins Agency, Real­ exceptional yard, all buUt-ina, frigerator, parking, and WANTB3D — 4-bedroom lake- S-BEDROOM HOUSE Roncdl, formal dining room, 2 to caiUng fireplace. Dining $18,300. this Is a lot of value. service. Single and mult^le car garage and a lovely tive neighborhood on a beauti­ tors, 646-0103. Large coe family houa* $17,000. B an ow e ft W allace. See fqr yourseV. T. J. Crockett, COVENTRY — Older Colonial, COPY QDSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. full private cellar. $140. front ' cottage for one month, baths, 2 flieplocee, wall-to-woU R oom with choir rail. 2-car garage, lovriy wooded dwellings wanted. Char-. yard 140x120, walking dis­ ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1% very does to the beach. Kitchen with custom pan­ 640-5306, 876-6611. R ealtor, 643-1077. Real EsUte, 643-0683. June, July or August at Cov­ MANCHESTER — 7 room Oolo- Completely redecorat­ carpeting, 3 generous size bed­ aore, Mgh on a hlH, $14,900. Legal Notice MONDAX Thn nUDAX 10:80 AJM.—8ATCBDAX 8 AAL entry Lake or Columbia Laka tance to all schools, shop­ baths, breezeway, 2-cor ga­ rooms, master bedroom with E xtent condition. Fire­ eled oOblnete and all huUt- 643-4491 649-4436 ping and bus line. Suitable rage, $26,400. Philbrick A gm ' niai, 2 full ceramic tile baths, ed, move right in, oil heat, place, hot olr heat, atonn VERNON — $15,300 buys new BOUTON . . . new listing here. Paeek R ealty, 389-7475, 742- s e l l i n g or b u y in g ? ’This U Reply Box S, Herald. aluminum storma, ameslte private bath; finlehed, heated In d>Ptiances. Faihlly five room custom Ranchers, 8348. AT A COURT OP PROBAIfiB, for professional man. cy, 640-8464. 3 kuge bedrooma, ahimimnn windowe, two fun hatha. Room 12x34 paneled in red- Four bedroom Ranch with 1% a step that takes professional 649-6544 siding, one car garage, cen' drive, enclosed front porch, family room with fire-jdace, Real nice location and oom^ heavily vmoded oversize lots. batlw. Full basement, two car action. Why do things the held at Manchester, within and D IA L 643.2711 MANCHESTER — modem, Im­ 20 Westfield St., $16,600, good oloset space, 2 - cor wYiod, beamed cellin g, At $16,200 you must a c t! Bar- COVENTRY—Modem 5% room the district of Manchester on tbs Business Property trolly located, ^1,600. Call pletely landscaped. paggaA oak floor, leading garage. Beautiful wooded lot. hard way. Call Harold at 2nd day of June. A.D. 1986. E L V A T Y L E R maculate 6 room Colonial, 1% owner, 643-4903. No money down. garage, attractively landscap­ rows ft W allace. 640-6306. Ranch, full basement, excel­ Balch Real Estate, 649-2012, Present. Hon. John J. wallett, ABSOLUTELY Immaculate 4 For Sale 70 ed lot Lot odjolne town pro^ out to rear porch. Center Houae la In immaculate condi­ room Duplex home, garage. baths, built - ins, dishwasher, » Three bedroom dwelling. tion. An excellent value for lent condition, $11,500. Six or Mildred’ at 875-7292. Realtor 649-4469 wall-to-wall carpeting, only CLEAN AS A Whistle, 6% room erty giving children added Living room, kitchen, ttyo Hon, 8 Bedrooms. 2% C oventry loom Cape, 2 unfinished, ga­ ____ I '^'^tate of Florence J. Nichols, tela Available July 1st. Heat includ­ MAIN STREET sits, near Cen' Baths. Handsomely de- only $28,600. T . J . Orockett, of Hlanchester, In said district, da- CoRtiniMd Fro* Pr*e«diiig Pag* $19,600. Hayes A gency, 648- Ranch with 3 bedrooms, family 649-6544 playground and privacy. City car garage, full cellar. 81 AGRE FARM rage, large shaded lot, fur­ WANTED — 4 or 4% room ed, $126. 643-5121, 643-9278. ter, with building of 6,500 sq. utilities. Oidy $25,700, Lawrence toUed throughout. 2 oar R ealtor, 648-1677. Ranch, in Manchester or-rtcin- Upon appllcnUon of Fannie P. ft. Many potentials. Will fi­ 4803. size kUchen wltii dining area, Close to the beach, nice lo- nished, spic and span, $12,900. Household Cioods 5 1 1 Rooms ^ t h o n t Board 59 ROCKLEDGB — large custom F. Fiano, Realtors, 6464M24, oation and nicely lond- Oarage. Wooded lot. City Ity, reasonable. Write to Box G, Ginn praying U»t an ini^nient SIX ROOM duplex, close to nance. Owner 649-5229, 9-6. 4 bedroom Colonial. biUlt-lns, oversized 2 - car garage Large older 12 room home VERNON — Cote 4-room hide­ Four room year ’round Ranch, purporting to be the last wHI airf RANCH — 7 rooms, 1% baths 26 CROMWELL Rood — Seven 643-27M, 742-6364. Boeped. water. Must sell. Bunder’s In good repair, recent utili­ $7,800. Many other moderately Herald. SBWINQ MACHINB — Singer ROOMS FOR RENT, one block schools and flopping district, 2Vi baths, 2-car garage, gor' screened patio with barbecue, cost '$28,000. No agents. away near Second Bolton testament of said deceased w ad­ adults preferred. 643-6356. MANCHESTER — SI; - room dining room, S bedrooms, plus oil hot water heat. Move right room Colonial, 8 bedrooms, 1% ties, presently a 2 family. take, exceptionally clean. rlced homes. Call Gail Green, mitted to probate and that letter* automatic zlg-sag, cabinet from Main Street, froe park­ geous wooded lot. Hayee Agen­ den or 4th bedroom, large 2- JUST LISTBID! 5-romn bungOr For appointment to Inspect ? of administration with the will an­ apartment, two stoires and fai condition, $16,900, W olverton baths, Uving room, fireplace, Lewiss ft Stanton Realty Large shade trees, 2-cor Priced to aelL Leonard 42-7092. F. M. Gaol Agency, nexed be granted on said estate, oa model, excellent condition, but­ ing, kitchen privilegea, genUe TOREK ROOM apartment, heat cy, 643-4803. car garage, private yard, $21,- low In handy location, beauti­ lease write Box AA, Legal Notice men only. 643-6127. commercial building all In one Agency, R ealtors, 649-2813. dining room, modern kitchen, Red Bateite A Innuanoe S garage, 3 large outbulldinga Agency, Realtors, 646-0466, 643-2682, 643-0281. A. L. Rose, per application on file, it is ton holed, embroiders, hems, and utiliUes, 105 Birch St. Call 900. Phllbrlck Agency, 649-8464. sunporch, laundry, large Jalou- fully landscaped yard. A real [erold. Ideal for livestock, horses, 649-7377. OM>ERBD: That the foregoing etc. R epossessed, w as $300.60, package. High traffic count. NEW RAISED RANCH - 8 646-0466. LIMITATION OBDRB 643-2126 or 649-2179. A wise Investment for only VERNON STREET — 5'-a room sy porch, Rusco combinations, value at $13,200. Leonard Wlnnopoug Rood etc., small greenhouse, application be heard „and ueter- unpaid balance $69.60, take THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot rooms, one full and two half $16,900—116’ FRONTAGE, shade Agency, Reoltore, 646-0469, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, mined at the Probate office to M ^ tage Street, centrally located, $26,000. Hayes Agency, 643- baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dining Ranch plus two completely fin­ large well landscaped lots. By Weeterty, Rhode lOland about 30 acres clear, bal­ held at Manchester, within and for Chester, in said District on the 14Ui over payments of $8. monthly, POUR ROOMS, first floor, trees. Immaculate six room ished rooms in the basement 646-0466. 0% ROOM RANCH, fireplace the Dt.etrict of Manchester, on the large, pleasantly furnished 4803. room, family room, one car ap^ntment only, owner 649- TEL. 506-3885 ance wooded. Hay crop healthy skin and it helps you 36th day of May, 196fi. day of June, A.D. 198R. at tmr a ty Sewing Cemer, Hartford, Strickland St. area, stove, re­ Cape, fireplace, dead end with a walk-in from the back. large family room off kitchen, pays taxes. 3,000 feet of thirty o'clock In the forenoon, and 622-0476. room s, parking. Call 649-2368 garage, $23,900. Philbnck 0466. BXCBlLLE3fT 5 room home, toterate bright light. A deficien­ Pre.sent, Hon. John J. Wallett. that notice be given to all pemona frigerator, Inquire at 40 Ver­ BUSINESS ZONE m — Wght Agency, 649-8464. street, Manchester. Hutchins A one - cor basement garage, SlO" frontage, well landscaped, wooded rood frontage with Judge. for ovendght and permanent non St. after 6 p.m. large family kitchen, full ce­ suburban, $21,900. Hutchins cy of this vitamin causes crack­ Estate of Terence Shannon, late Interested In said est^e of Iha guest rates. rooms with two offices, sep­ A gency, R ealtors, 646-0103. large lot, immaculately m ^ - MANCHESTER — 4 - room Stibnrban For Sale 75 stone walls. Developers, The pendency of said application ana UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY arate entrance, suitable for ramic tile bath, aluminum A gency, R ealtors, 646-0108. ing of the skin, especially at the of Manchester, in said District, de­ the time and place of hearing. BT MANCHESTER — 6H room tained, $18,900. Balch R eal Els- Ranch, good condition, good lo­ atorms and screens, garage, builders, speculators or angles of the mouth, and pain ceased. FRONT ROOM, centrally lo­ SIX ROOM duplex near school, business or professional use. Ranch, carport, 1% baths, big LUXURIOUS 6% room Ranch, tate, 649-2013, 875-7292 anytim e. cation, good InveMment, all NEW EIOBT room Raised gentlemen fsinners—sound On motion of Hartford National publishing a copy of this order .In Refrigerator, Stove and TV bus, west side, no pets. Write many extras. Chor-Bon R ^ in the eyes on exposure to light. cated, parking, 69 Birch St., $22,000. Phllbrlck Agency, 649- flreplaced living room, 3 bed tiled bath, fireplace, big lot, 8 cdty factUties, full price, $12,- Ranch, BoUon-Ooventnr line, 3 ANDOVER — S-bedroom Ranch, Investment at only $39,000. Doctor Says Bank and Trust Co.. Hartford. i Included Box F, Herald. Estate, 643-0683. Pyrldoxine is essential for Conn. John F. Shannon. 602 Forbes Ho" » h 7 i S 649-7129. 8464. rooms, large lot, convenient lo­ years old. Reduced for quick MANCHESTER $17,600 800. Call owner, 643-9869. full bathrooms, fOmlv room heated rec room, fireplace, al- St.. East Hartford. Conn^ and 'Ter- dajs before toe toy M sale by owner. Immediate oc­ untinum storms and screens, healthy teeth, gums, blood ves­ 8 Modem Rooms of PumHure cation. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 83 MARION DR—Spacloue 8- with fireplace, 2 acres of land. LAWRENGE F. FIANO rence, E. Shannon. 498 Forbes St.. I in?- to ap p w If they see »U M M MANCHESTER — Delightful 2- CENTRAILY located 4 three cupancy. $18,000. 23 Foster 5-BEDROOM RANCH MANCHESTER —Cape, 5 large built - in bookcases, excellent VITAMINS ARB ESSENTIAL sels, blood cells and nerves. East Hartford, Conn., executors. | »alm home. L«u-ge trine pon- rustic decore throughout, full adrenel horm ones smd the pro­ Hartford, Connecticut Beautifully landscaped lot. 646-0103. b rick Agency, 640-3464. other vital body funcUone and FOUR ROOM second floor private betsement, quiet loca- VERMONT, Lunenberg — Camp Hayes Agency, 643-4803. $18,600. Wolverton Agency. eled Uving room with stone attic, 8-zone heat, 2-cor garage, duction of ontibodlee against ESSEX ST., M anchester — 4- am eslte drive. Owner, 843-0T71. without them serious deficien­ Vormerly Fuller Bnub Bldg. apartment, newly r^ecorated, tiOTi, parking, play area. Hayes lots, 60x400, $150, Other par- MANCHESTER — 6-4 two fam ­ R ealtors, 649-2813. so. WINDSOR — charming old­ fireplace.lece. Ideal for young cou- germs and viruses. Agency, 643-4803. HORSE RANCH in Manches­ room brick Ranch, priced lor pie or retired folks. Price $8,- cies will develop. But energy is middle-ag^ or retired couple ^ “ fiS T O P - LOOK - LISTEN ily flat, near Center Street, all er t room Colonial on shaded ROUTE 44-A, Just over Bolton Niacin is necessary tor the Open Monday Through Pond, North Concord, Vermont. ter with 27 acres. 8 room IMMACULATE 5 room expend­ quick sale. 649-8203. 000. Madeline Smith, Realtor, supplied only by carbohydrates, conversion of food to energy. No chilA ^ or pets. Inquire 11 LOVELY 4>4 room apartment, city utilities, $225. monthly in­ ocra. Ifodern kltohei^ 3 hatha, Une. Neat expandable 6 room Saturday Stop at Lydall Street house, 1 % baths, bam, out­ com e, good Investment or Uve able Cape, 3 bedrooms, garage, 649- 1642 ^ $14,600. 6682. deal. Highway, irice home easy vieion, eepeclatiy at night. land, outbuildings, $31.500 place and cabinets, kitchen access. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, reduce the Iriood Cholesterol condition, must seH. Call 643- beach privileges. Could be Hayes A gency, 643-4808. A deficiency of this vitamin is level. LIVING 6% ROOMS, second floor, heat, Phllbrlck Agency, 649-8464. with extra roomy cabinets and WAPPING — Custom bultt, 8- 643-1677. rare in the Untied States but ex- 7694 after 6 p.m . A T A JULIA J. VINCEK converted to year ’round resi­ Biotin is essential tor the hot water, refrigerator, ga­ built-in dishwasher, desirable COVENTRY—Five room Ranch, bedroom Ranch on deadend cessive amounts can cause poi­ rage, $125. monthly. 643-6637. BIG 6-room Ranch on a huge dence, $6,000. A. L. Roee, 649- street, many extras, AA 30 Bolton Area health of the skin, mucous mem­ i d e a l f o r Cottage — Small L O W R E N T A L treed lot with expert landscap­ neighborhood and handy to 7377, F. M. Gaol Agency. 648- good location, artesian well, soning. ’This is found chiefly in baby crib; PhHco alr-condl- Real Estate stores, churches and schools, sene, extensive view of west­ branes, red blood cells and blood ing, 2-car garage, Hreplaced 22’ 2682, 643-028L GOU Green, plastered woUa, full cellar, BEAUTIFUL persons who eat the Uver of vessels. No coses of deficiency tioner, goc^ condition, best of­ large lot, beautifully land­ 742-7002. other extras, low down pay­ ern hlUe, mid 20’ s. OoH owner, bears or seals. Pornished Apartments 63-A living room, 3 bedrooms, huge 643-7877 June Specials 649-1380, o r 463-6763. of this vitamin have been re­ fer; small storm windows and scaped, moderately priced dl LAICEFRONT MARILYN kitchen, permanent siding, no ment, assume mortgage. Coll Vitamin B is found in lean ported. . Bcreens; 3 table lamps, 50c maintenance, condition is ex­ reel by owner. 643-0443. 743-7814, after 5 weekdaya. PROPERTY meat, dried yeast and whole each; 6 lamp shades, 26c each; FURNISHED apartment, large AT ANDOVER — 6% room Ranch 1^ rooms, utilities, suitable Ux cellent, $18,600. W olverton NEW 5-6 duplex, 3 bedroom s, 2 Shirtwaist Charm one block from beach, walk-out groin cereals. Because it has large store scales; box of dish­ MANCHESTER — Six room On second lake—an excel­ been found to be composed of COURT one or two adults, parking, 272 A gency, R ealtors, 649-2813. furnaces, baseboard heat, basement, large wooded lot, es; floor lamp, $1; odds and Cape, outstanding yard, bus lent hideaway or fine for many ports it is now ^x>ken Offer Rejected ends. 628A788. APARTMENTS Mein. choose your colors. Hutchins line, excellent condition, price Knit A Cardigan! PHA $350. down. $91.88 per conversion to year ’round MANCHESTER — New 7-room month. Paeek R ealty, 289-7476. of as the vitamin B complex. HARTFORD (A P ) — OMvetU- M anchester Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living Agency, 646-0103. includes furniture, yard tools, living. Ten minutes to Wil­ Underwood Corp. union em­ CUSTOMER DOESNTT 743-8243. Since all of its parts are soluble SHARE 8 room apartment, gen- room, family room, built-in appliances. $17,900. Barrows A bur Cross Highway or to in water it is easily eUminoted ployes have voted to reject a NEED m CHANCE OF FYom Hartford,, take Wilbur 6-5, TWO FAM ILY, 2-car ga W allace. 649-6306. Manchester. Call Suzanne LIFETIME TO GO Croas Parkway to Elxit 92. Pro­ Ueman, 643-1090. kitchen, spacious lot. Priced rage, nice lot,_ go^ location WnXJNGTON ... Just oflf the from the body and massive company oontraot offer and to right. Hayes A gency, 643-4803. SCRMTON Shorts, 643-8886, exclusive authorize a strike. doses wiiH not ooum poisoning. HOUSEKEEPING ceed 1 mile on Center St. Mari­ $22,900. J. D. Realty Co., 643 RANCH — 6% rooms, kitchen Parkway, a beautiful Ranch of w ith —WANTED— lyn Court Is located on the cor­ 6129. with built-in oven and range, three bedrooms, fifll basement The complex includes thiamine The present three-year oon- Reliable, Honest, Person ner of South Adams and Olcott Business Locations dining area, 8 bedrooms, cer­ selling fo r oiily $16,600. Big (B-1), ribofiavin (B-2), pyririoK- traot ei^res June 13, and labor EIGHT ROOM Raised Ranch ,’n J. Watson Beach ft Go. and management are negotiating TO TAKE OVER Sts., Just one block south of For Rent 64 amic tiled bath, generous sized wooded lot. Suburban living at 21 Central Row Hartford iite (B-6), cobaiomln (B-12), fol' UNPAID BALANCE Center Street. Only 10 minutes MANCHESTER eluding 3 or 4 bedrooms, din living room, full cellar, alumi He beat. T. J. Crockett Realtor ic odd, pantothenic acid, niacin a new contract. 522-2114 Some 800 m em bers of Interna­ MONTHLY PAYMENTS from- Constitution Plaza. THREE ROOM office or busi­ ing room, living room, laun num storms and screens, big 648-1677. and biotin. 3H-4H Room Apartments ness, ground floor, 470 Main dry room, 1% baths, garage ’Ihiamine is necessary for the tional Association of Machinists $16.79____ Ten minutes from Man­ lot, $14,500. W olverton A gency, LAKEFRONT—6% room Ranch, STARTING AT Street, plenty of parking. 649- rec room , fireplace, $24,900. J !INT0R$,lnc. deep treed lot, oil hot water proper working of the heart and Lodges 19 . 360 and 364 and 8 COMPLETE chester. New Cape Cods, R ealtors, 649-2813. NORTH COVENTRY — 8 room ROOMS OF FURNITURE $120 6229, 9-5. D. Realty Oo., 643-5129. oventized Cape, 6 bedrooms, heat, full cellar, knotty pine nervYxis system. A deficiency of Lodge 85, M etal P olishers Un­ Ranches and Raised ion, met Thinrsday and voted All of this merchandise is in PE R MONTH Ranches. One acre wooded MANCHESTER — Six room fc 1 C m 1% bathe, 2 fireplaces, garage, kitchen and (hiring area. Uving this vitamin causes beriberi, eur warehouse. It has never SMALL STDRE for business or ST. JAMES Parish — 2-famlly Cape, city utilities, short walk ROCKVILLE, CONN. a disease that is characterized 794 to 10 to reject the offer, and Incompcuable Luxury Features office, formerly btulier shop, lots, built - 1ns, fireplace, home in excellent condition for % acre wooded lot, $17,900. room wttti fireplace, excellent left our store and is fuHy guar­ to bus. Ekist Catholic High (XXKhtton, $13,900. W olverton' by weakneas and waterlogging.’. 797 to 18, with 9 void votes, to 188 W. Middle Tpke., near basement grarages. Only the home owner who wants an Paeek Realty, 366-7476, 743- anteed. Some in original facx HURRY 10% down. Price range area. $16,900 including garage. 8243. A ^ n c y , 643-2813. RUjoflavin te needed fo r strike. tory crates and cartons with Parkade. Call 649-6206, 3-9. income. Choice of 3 or 4 bed­ Barrows ft Wallace. 6-W-6306 '64 OLDSMOBILE '64 CADILLAC Apartments are renting from $14,500 to $17,000. rooms, big kitchens and dining original factory aerial niunbers.^ fa s t . . . second section now DESIRABLE store or office Terrific value. Call Beautiful Westingbousa Elec. rooms, permanent siding, sep­ MORE ROOM for the money Jet S t v 1 Coupe de Vllle . available for Immediate oc­ space, ground floor, clean, at­ arate utilities, private shaded anywhere. For the family that Refrigerator cupancy , . . tractive and reasonable. Apply Sports Coupe Air Condittoning Beautiful Bedrobm Suite ROBERT 0. MURDOCK yard writh 2-car garage, extra­ needs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 o r 6 bed­ Mr. Chasse. State Theatre, 11 ordinary value. Wolverton rooms. What’s wrong with it— Beautiful Living Room Suite MARILYN COURT a.m . - 8 T).m. '64 OLDSMOBILE Beautiful Dinette Set FURNISHED MODEL APT. U & R REALTY CO., INC. A gency, R ealtors, 649-2813. nothing. For $11,900. take '62 CADILLAC Beautiful “De Luxe" Range In­ Open Sunday A Dadly COMMERCIAL and office apace look. W olverton A gency, 649- Jet Stw 88 Fleetwood Sedan stead of Westingbouse Elec. 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M. 643-2692 643-6472 WEST SIDE —^modern 6 room 2813. for rent. W. G. Schwarz Co Cape, flreplaced living room, Convertible Refrigerator tf you prefer In c., 876-2042. Ruge, Lamps, Tables, Linoleum MANAGING AGENT dining room, 3 bedrooms, rec­ Air Conditioning '61 C A D ILLA C ' and a Few Other Articles SIMON POVERMAN reation room. Bel Air Real Es­ ASKING $18,200 On Display at Main Stors Houses For Rent 65 SEVEN ROOM ok%r home, 4 tate, 643-9332. Sedan de Vile AGENCY bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. MANCHESTER -- Nice 2 '64 OLDSMOBILE EVTOYTHING 50 State St., Hartford HOLLISTER STREET ... the bedroom Ranch, air condi­ Air Conditioning THE UNPAID THREE AND four room s, fuT' Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. 88 Holiday Sedan 522-6474 Offlee 443-5953. best buy in Town. 6 room Cape tioning, huge heated rec BALANCE PRICE 640-2652 Model Apt. nlshed or unfurnished, oil heat, good location, parking, adults. with ail the trimmings. 1% room with bar, next to '61 C A D ILLA C ONLY $416.26 MANCHESTe k — beautiful new schools, churches, etc., etc. '63 OLDSMOBILE R easonable. 643-6389. baths, shed dormer, finished Fbone for appointment 4-4 two families, fiats and dU' This won't last. Call the Convertible SAMUEL ALBERT rec room, big porch. Sure there 98 Sports Sedan 36 MAIN ST. — 2 rooms, heated, plexes. Custom quality through is a sand bank in the back, Hartford 247-0356 $60. Call 649-2865. EIGHT ROOM, partly furnished Colonial. Four room un­ out. Skill tiled baths, individual but that assures you privacy. BUSHEY AGENCY See It Day or Night cellars, hot water heat. Excel­ '63 OLDSMOBILE '61 C A D ILLA C If you have no means of LOOKING for anything in real furnished Ranch. Stoves, re- Out of state owners are anxious JERRY AMICO 643-5444 WITH TMi MW transportation, TU send my estate rentals — apartments, frigeirators, garages, fire­ lent location with all utilities. to sell. T. J. Crockett, Real­ GENE BUSHEY 649-2083 88 HoHdoy Coupe 4-Door Hardtop auto for you. No obligation hemes, multiple dwellings, call places, sidults. 643-2880. Call now. Hayes Agency, 643- tor, 643-1577. PAH-O-RAMA 42*48 even if you don’t buy. So, come J. D. R ealty, 64B-6129. 4803. FOUR BEDROOM Ranch, 1V4 BISSELL STREET — 4 family, along and see this big bargain. ASKING $14,900 — 3-bedroom '64 PONTIAC THREE ROOM apartment, baths, paneled family room, at­ $14,400 — 6% ROOM Ranch, good return. Chvner 649-5229, '63 CHEVROLET ccff2 stove, refrigerator, 247 N. tached gar&ge, close to schools, built-in stove, cellar, assume 9-5. Colonial, west side, phone after Tempest 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD mortgage, $07. per month 4 p.m., weekends’ anytime,' 643' The dtemoad-atuddad cabls Main, 649-6229, 9-6. shopping and bus, $200. Lease Station Wagon A carefully tailored shirt­ deolgn addg a definite interett OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 with or without option. 649-7917. Hutchins A gency, 646-0103. MANCHESTER — East Side, 2689. Stotion Wagon waist dress In a wide size THREE ROOM apartment, 4-room home, 1% baths, 2-car range, with front buttoning to this V-naek eordlgan. So el­ WALNUT DINING room set, ta­ 470 M ain Street, $90. 649-5229, MANCHESTER — 6 - room garage, excellent condition, '63 PONTIAC egant to knit for that special ble with leaves, 4 chairs, buf­ OiKl a neat eet-ln belt. 9-5. Suburban For Rent 66 Ranch, built 1963, 100x300 lot, only $11,900. Hayes Agency, Bonneville No. 8167 with Patt-O-Roma someone! Price 60o fet, in excellent condition. Call 2-cer garage, aluminum sid 643-4803. SYLVANIA Pattern No. OC-113 has knit 649-2913. Convertible la in sizes 84, 36, 36, 40, 43, 44, THREE rooms, third floor, heat­ SPACIOUS country living, Bol­ ing, storms and screens, 3-bed '62 CHEVROLCT 46, 48. Bust 36 to 50..Slze 86, directions for slats 43, 44, 46 568-576 HILUARD ST., MANCHESTER ed. CeJI between 7-8 p.m., 643- ton Center Apartments. New 8 rooms, 2 ceramic baths, oil hot MANCHESTER — Older 6 room 88 bust, 4\ yards of 85 or 86- and 48 Inol.; stitch IDustratloiu. ROUND OAK TaWe, 4 chairs, rooms with heat, hot water, 0082. water heat, kitchen has built home, minutes from Aircraft, LIGHT '63 PONTIAC tneh. ’To order, sand 60e la ooina to: We’re lifting buffet wltb m irror. CaH 643- stove and refrigerator. 643-4312. Impala Anns Cabot, His Maachsator 0906. In oven, range and dishwater, 3 bedroom s, 2 baths, % acre Grand Prlx ’To order, send 50c In coins to WE HAVE custom ors waiting catknets galore, family room lot. Only $16,600. Hayes Agen­ Evening Herald. 160 AVE. OF for the rental of your apart­ ROCKVILLE — 6 rooms, clean, BULBS Bus Burnett, Manchester Eve­ ANOTHER DAMATO APARTMENT with fireplace. Wolverton Agen­ cy. 643-4803. 4-Door Hardtop ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF AMERICAS. MBW YORK, N.Y. ment or home. J. D. RwUty, stove, heat included, porch. No cy , R ealtors, 649-2813. '63 PONTIAC 10086. ROPER gas range, good condi­ 643-6129. pets. 875-4949. AMII]B10AS,NEW YOBK.N.Y. tion, $85. 643-4025. 6-6 DUPLEX, large lot, quiet Star Chief loose. For Ist-elaas matUng odd lOo the hd location, $19,300. J. D. Realty 6 For 89c For lst-«las8 mailing add 10c for each pattern. Print Name, "Designed Wifh You In Mind" STORK LINE maple crib with 4-Door Hardtop SIX ROOM apartm ent, 476 Main Resort Property JUNE HOUSING Co., 643-5129. REG. 26c EACH for each pattern. Print Nome, Address with Zq> Coda, Style mattress and crib bumpers, Street, 649-5229, 9-6. Up To 100 Watte '61 COM ET Address with Zip Code, Style No. and Sine. maple high chair, $20. com­ For Rent 67 VALUES MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, '63 PO N TIA C Send 60o noar for your new plete. 643-7791. No. and Site. a little 4% ROOMS, heat, hot water, COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent 1% baths, dining room, living W. G. G LEN NEY 4-Doer Sedan Xlzclting, Inspiring Infonna- ’65 Spring - Summer Altmm! stove, refrigerator, disposal, room with fireplace, 3 bed­ Cotolino NEW! DIFFERENT! PRIVATE! REFRIGERATOR, upright — Small waterfront cottages, $16,200—Delightful 4 bed­ SS6 North Main 8k tlve — •&* Spring and Summer Regular features; Custom Ool- freezer and barrel chair for washer and dryer, parking in­ June, July, August. Call 643- room Cape on Centerfield rooms, plastered walls, one-car Sports Coupe *66 Issue of our pattern book tooUon; Items to oroobat, knit, cluded, nice location, $140. a garage, $16,900. Philbrick 640-6258 aale. 643-4074. 2693, 649-4929. St. in Manchester. A fine Boslo Fottilon. Just 60c. stttohl ONE floor—3-room tots set on an attractively landscaped lot, convenient month. 640-0308 or 649-8089. home for a large family at Agency, 649-8464. '62 PONTIAC early ugnymi GIANT’S NECK Heights — a budget price. Call Doris to Hartford bus and shopping. an advance preview of apartment LAWN CHAIRS, awndngs, elec- TWO ROOM heated apartment room modem cottage, hot Smith, 640-1200. Eves., Grand Prlx '61 FA LCO N trick pump, trunk, 649-1976. and bath, 149 Oakland St., $60. shower, large sundeck in back 640-2510. 649-6229, 9-6. living you never dreamed^possible. Our grand new arteelan well, Edgewood '62 PONTIAC 2-Door Sodon Per Month Includes: HOT POINT electric range, — MANCHESTER Garden Apart­ Rd. $80. per week. Mrs. Carter, $17,500 — An unbeatable For Sale by Bel Air opening is soon, but if you want to beat very good condlUon. CaU at 378 742-8142. Catalina •125 P arker St. ments — 4V4 rooms, 2 bed­ buy In a 3 bedroom ranch rooms, heat, hot water, stove, home in Vernon. 1% baths. 4-Door Sedan ‘ the rush, come on out now. COTTAGE for Rent — Misqua- Range, refrigerator, disposal, heat, hot water, ceramic tile CHERRY WOOD bookcase, dou­ refrigerator and parking, $120. micut, Rhode Island. Four Garage, fine lot. Call Doris Available July le t. 643-0000, 646- Smith, 649-1200, Eves., '62 PONTIAC '59 BUICK ble bed, Ostemioor mattrees room s. Call 643-0491. bath, storm doors, screens, individual storage bins, coin laun* There's more of everything at and sprtegs, Uke new. Cak 649- 0090. O ffice 15 F orest Street. 640-2510. Catalina HAMPTON Beach, New Hamp­ 4-Door Hardtop 6682. M oacheeter dry in each building, abundance of free parking. Vernon Gardens — and you'll be amazed shire. Beautiful new 3 beAxxnn $19,300—^Thls Jarvis built Station Wagon waterfront apartment, all util­ Colonial In W o o d h i 11 at how reasonable the rentals arel 4 1 4 -ROOM DUPLEX ities, $80. week. 644-8037. Mnsi(^ Instruments 53 H eights Is a delightful eye­ LAWTON GARDENS ful. Features 3 bedrodms, QUAUTY AND SELECTION 2 Extra Large Bedroom* MISQUAMICUT, R. I. 1% baths, tremendous liv­ OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE c o m p l e t e drum set in 1% Ceramic Baths ing room, modem kitchen. BUY NOW AND SAVE $$$$ very good condition, $160. 6 Range SUMMER RESORT Close to Parkade.. 0066. Dishwasher ISyB SALE CONSULTANTS MT, JUNE SIhaii sun, JURE Mh, IMS - liNliSiNPJL AmAk byt Refrigerator We still have a good selec­ We have many other fine Ernie Scranton — Dick Boekofen — Roa* MatniMM. D ii^oaol lacD * Lyo* A pacy tion of cottagee available listings available for your HOME IMPROVEMENT Howard Keeney Antiques 56 Private Basement for most weeks for your inspection. Call us, today. $16,900 TalepiMtit: 648456$ Master TV Antenna sunimer vacation, by the DECO GOMPANY ALSO 80BIE NEW 1965 MODELS IN STOCK OR ANYTIME lY CALLING REFINISHBD spool bed, Ekn- Heat and Hot Water week or two week rentala. FOB IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OB YOU CAN ORDER Here is a modern, centrally located thros'bedroom pdre bureau, 110 years old. Oak Many Other Feature* JARVIS REALTY CO. 19 STRICKLAND ST., MANCHESTER YOUR CHOICE MODEL AND EQUIPMENT I 263 E. Center St. 643-1121 ranch complete with aluminum fitorms and screens 668-0230 between 6-8, all day Meniter of Manchester Chamber of Commerce Sunday. Shown by ^>pointme!fit anytlm* Lewiss & Stanton Realty Rt. 83, Vernon 640-1200 876-0625 and fill city utilitieB. It features a family eize VernoniGardens Real Hlatete & Insurance “OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE" CONN. kim^n, liying romn with firep l^ tiled find | Winnapaug Road CjpeBUtidoortoa,mne»waifofUf(^ MANAGEMENT CO. ft basalt. I ' REJtLTOn, H5-11N Wanted—To Buy 58 Weeterly, Rhode Island ROOFING and SIDING Warren E. Howland 289-7711 528-4189 MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom ’TEL,. 606-2866 Colonial, fireplace, mod I h o t i f i e ifi priiBfid te m & qaidd^r. W e w ig p it yoa;| W®.BUy and seU antique aai Jw ry L^rictn 2SS-8110 SCRANTON kitchen with built • ins, 1% CONTRACTORS call eotfly. used furniture, china, guuM, sU' MANCHBBTER. Oanten ApoK- COVENTRY — Beautiful lake­ boibs, fkmlly room off kltch ver, picture frame*, old odna, menta — 6% room apartment, side cottage, excellent location en, fofmol dining room, one We sen and instaU BRAND NAME SIDING BiUMan Old Ownar* gun*, pewter, scrap gold, available Jtdy lat, iMat, hot and condition, quality througb- ca r n r a g e , built In 1960. $22, watches, old Jewelry, bobby water, atove, refrigerator, $110. out. For full l^ormation coll 900,' I% llbrlck Agency, 640-6464 THAT EUBHNATES PAINT ALMOST BNTIBBLT DweoratMl by oolleetioni, polnUngs, ottlo oon- p er month. 646-0000, 646-0090. 643-6030. tents or whole M tatea.'Funl O ffice 16 Foreot St. CONCORD RD. — Baontiful CALL AT ANYTIME CALANO turs R epair Servlos, 648-7440. MAINE Vocation, Weds Beach, Ranch, large Uvtog room, for­ . REALTOR F^N K DAMATO & SOHS CENTRALLY located, econom- Maine, July Sl-Apg 28. Four mal dining room, cabinet 649-9633 BEL AIR R&Ma ESTATE .WAMTBD — Leaded or S^*** IcoUy priced, 8 and 4 room bedrooma, .(dectric kiteben, k itdien , 2 bedrooma, recrao- . i — ■■ PUMTURE. hw. partitioned electric tempe, 861 apoitmenta, atove, refrlgera- * EATm wp F. DAMA10 aM LOUIS CL DAMA'IX) shower, TV, screened pmeta, tlon room, landscape jmnL AND ABBANaS AN APPOINTBfENT 166 UNION STREET ROCKVILLE M en or oUar; aieo karaeanal tor, beat, hot water Included, 160 feat from oesa o, $186. woak- Marion B. Robcetaon, Raeltor, tanvo. MM671. 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JB TWENTY*POUR FRIDAY, JUKE Avorafe Daily Net ProM Ron T h d W( iKanirl^rjal^r Ettrafng If^raUi *^Far the Weak Baded Fewaaet ef D. h. W( May n . IMS Sazey.'pleeem* lililirV ^ The BrtUeh American Chib M; fair toaight, law Si-tOi About Town WiU hoM a dance tomorrow 1 4 ,1 9 9 night hxm 9 to 1 for members Glazon Firm AUCriON - COVENTRY ROTARY CLUB reCUM Audit and guests. Charlie Varrick’s SATURDAY lOtM NOON JUNE $, v m Society wiU have its orchestra will play. of Olrwilatteo annual dinner-dance Sunday at Growing Up at the OLD RED BARN M enehetter^A City o f Vittagm Charm 12:30 pjn. at Rosemount Hee- Sunset Rebricah Lodge will Meact to the Bolton Notch Lumber A Supply Oo. taurant, Bolton. Founding hold a meeting Monday evening The pre-cast division of the BOUTtm NOTCH — TOLTON, CONN. W I 1 A d m tM a g ea Faga I t ) PRICE SEVEN CEM18 roenbeni, and the current and VOL, L xxxrv, NO. 209 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION- MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. JUNE 5, 1965 at 8 in Odd Fellows Hall. The Glazon Oorp., an infant Man­ AUOTTONBEB ZOLTON FEUERMAN jMMt preaidenta, will be hon­ district deputy president, Mrs. ored. The public ia invited Beverly Jenkins of Suiftet, will chester industry when tt was Odd lot Builitiding Supplies, Large lot of Windows and W W make her official visit. Officers organized here about three dow i8,^mie8,A U T ZO y Wrougtit Iron RfOto, VFW Aueclllary will sponsor are reminded to wear white y«ara ago, ia growing up. 1-26 lb. An«ul Flr« ExUnifuiRher. Drmftmnan^s Stool. Dldiet a card party tonight at 8 ai gowns for memorial services to The division will become a and Old Pleees, Aseortod (Chairs, Electric (Chicken Brooder, the post home. be held during the meeting for 6 Live Chickens, 2 crates- ach signed union authorizations for the exam. trackers today were trying to fibre and^ plastics, such as It of (Columbus. He is married to cards." SAVINGS As the spacecraft I determine which one it might now us6e for casting some the former EhUeen Beime and "In spite of this intimidation have -been. At least one aspect of the architectural forma. they reside at 64 Falknor Dr. LOAN at both hospital in Waterbury,” over the Libyan desert early in football coach controversy ap­ During the past year. Allied with their daughter. said PsUmer after postponing the its 29lh orbit the Canary Islands | s '!," A s S < T I I A 1 I O V trackimr station told the astro- pears to have been cleared up. expanded Its productimi facHi- The other members of the ■trike vote, "we will keep up tracking station told the astro­ object with big arms sticking j ^ l Y nauts: "Everything looks good l Miss Martha White of the Man- Ues at 260 ToUand Tpke., in the law firm are Attys. John D. La- v fM m s this drive to organize hospitals out,” He took movies, but the I Chester Education Association old Oakland Mill, by construct­ Belle, Saymour A. Rothenbeig: In this area....” from here.” glaring sun prevented him iden­ r "Evei-ything in here is go,” FAIRWAY, said yesrterday that the newly ing a modem caarting facility and Richard C. Woodhouse. 1007 MAIN ST. — NEAR MAPLE ST. A bill which would bring tifying It or estimating its dis­ hired supervisor of physical ed­ Bateses Mark 25th Wedding to the rear of the mill building. hospitals employes under the Big Snip Removes Long Braid answered McDivdtt. tance from the Gemini 4. BRANCH (X rnC E . ROUTE 31, COVENTRY White also got the good news ucation would not go on tenure Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W.> The Boston project also re­ For casual wear, tallocM State Labor FlelaUons Act has Nancy Switzer, 18, holds 44-inch braid she lost in There was some speculation It i as a football coach. quired the firm to obtain addi­ handbags have lees trim and been passed by the state senate that his son, Eddie, 11, got one Bates of 23 Tanner St. cele­ -other daughters, Barbara Lynn, OVEN TDU. 4 PJL MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY was the Pegasus 2 meteoroid 1 The question had been brated their 25th wedding anni­ Cherjd Lee and HoUy Jean. tional working space in an un­ lees brass than in prervious and is pending in the State first haircut in 12 years. The Wichita miss said hit out of three times at bat in a detection satellite launched May i BOTH Little League baseball victory. brought up at a meeting be­ versary yesterday. They were Bates is a production engi­ used sand and gravel pit off carry THURSDAY NIGHT 6 to t O’CLOCK House where its chances are that although long hair was a tradition in her fam­ 25 from Cape Kennedy. tween the teachers and adminis­ taken to dinner at the Log Cab­ neer in the chemical and metal­ Parker at. feminine trena not considered favorable. ily and her father was against the trim, she de­ McDivitt was told l»y Mission At a midnight press briefing STORES Oontrol that the Little League trators last week. Gilbert B. in, Lebanon, by their son, Law­ lurgy department at PraU and cided to have her hair cut to save trouble while mission control officials said Hunt, head of the high school rence W. Bates Jr., and daugh­ Whitney, Division of United Flees from Court team of his son, Mike, 8, also they had determined at least 10 at summer camp. (AP Photofax.) won. Hello Honey, What Are You Doing Today? OPEN English department, asked ter, Miss Deborah Anne Bates, Aircraft Corp., East Hartford, BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Police earth satellites were within School Supt. William Curtis if and returned to find about 36 and a member of the 25-Tear ■aid today they were seeking a Mission Oontrol said the pilioto about 600 miles of the space­ Just like wives at home all over the world, Mrs. Pat White, left, and Mrs. P a t, TONITE the terms of the present con­ friends gathered for a surprise Club at the plant He is active 38-year-old Bridgeport man who had reported no more sightings craft at the time McDivitt re­ McDivitt check up on their wandering husbands. What makes them differ­ tract were hot so stated that celebration at their home. in many bowling leagues and fled from Circuit Court after of the unddentified object McDi­ ported the sighUng. The Pega­ the supervisor, Davis Wiggin, The couple was married June has bem Manchester bowling vitt reported during the Iflth sus B was about 1,200 miles "in ent is that their husbands are 100 miles up, circling the globe in Gemini 4. till 3, 1940, at Sacred Heart being sentenced in a lton-«upport would gain tenure as a football champion three thnes. ease. orbit. (>fficia]s listed aH least 11 the proper direction to be ob­ The chat took place during their 18th orbit. (AP Photofax.) Church, Webster, Mass. They Mrs. Arthur Delage of Dan­ U.S. ’Copter Crews earth satellites, most of them coach as well as a supervisor. John Pittman of the Beardsley served by the astronauts.” are communicants of St Brik­ ielson, one of Mrs. Bates' COUNT ON HALE’S fragments or space debris, in Dr. Dwayne Catterson, flight Curtis could not answer the et’s Church. Besides their son apartments bad been sentenced question then. He has since ask- bridesmaids, was a guest at the the geneiul area of McDivltt's medical expert, said he did not and daughter, they have three party. (Herald photo by Pinto.) to serve 358 days in jail Friday sighiUng. the State Board of Educa­ and was being taken to a de- know if an object within 1,200 As they whirled through their miles could be identified by the tion for a decision and, accord­ TO BRING YOU tenUon cell when he broke away seemingly endless voyage, Mc­ ing to Miss White, the contract, meeting between the teachers stltutes for It a wholly new pay from a Sheriff and raced out- Help Viet Assaults human eye. “ But certainly if Divitt and White were pro­ if allowed to remain unchanged, and a^inlstrators, which this schedule, superceding both the the contrast was great enough Shots Strike Home )ride the building. time included some board of ed­ regular teacher pay schedule nounced in excellent physical between sunlight on the object would result In tenure for both Sheriff WilHam Millw fired a condition. White suffered no ap­ positions. ucation members. and the extra-curricular sched­ warning shot in the air, but Pitt­ SAIGON, S ou th Viet'fU ie support of armored and ar- and background he could see an The question that has both­ ule. THE MOST SMASHING tUlery units. parent after-effects from the 30- object there ahd he might well At present, school coaches man kept running. MiHer Joined Nam (AP) — Government minute exieumtfltlte. made out­ . are on Uie extra-curricular pay ered teachers the most since Although Curtis recommend­ by Sgt. Raglz I^roaiers 'of (Itis Four fovemment solffiers "r? see refliecUon giving shape from Wiggin was hired was not forces, badly battered by portqdly were killed and four side the caj^ule ehortly after the arm.” C A M M m m i schedule and have no tenure ae ed that the board follow the Mtonroe ^ i c e and other*, Thursday’s launching from coaches. cleared up at this meeting, pattern of the past In paying chased Pittman to a nearby Viet Cong ambushes in re­ others were wounded along with Flight director Eugene Krane Cape Kennedy. added that all of the space frag­ Of Murder Prober To avoid the prospect of Wig- however. Tlie teachers etUl Wiggin, the bo&d, in a close puking lot, only to k>M hie cent days, struck back a U.S. Army advisor in Friday's have no assurance from the But no American has spent as ments are American raanufac gin becoming the only ooaidh vote, decided not to, since, as trail. with the aid of armed U.S. board that the method o f M rik (See Page Five) much time orbiting the earth ture. Soviet satellites were put BCXSrALUSA, La. (AP) ^ "Perhaps one of She shots did^buHeta tor laboratory examina/* with tenure. Miss White said one board member said at the DRESS SALE helicopters and daimed to­ Wlggln will not be foUowed In in a different track. that Curtis plana to adjust the time, it would degrade the po­ Brmd at Station — Six bullets were fired some damage but I am not tion. the future. sition of football coach. day they killed 48 Commu­ As Gemini 4 circled round- sure,” said Holliday, who is Fifty state troopers, dozens of oontfact and make coaching a / NORWALK (AP) — A light and-round the globe, the space Friday night into the home separate duty which may be eX' This method is one which •ST- At the time, a majority of nist guerrillas in a single white. BRI agents and local officers nores the extra-curricular pay the board appeared to consider OF THE SEASON among some 16 men broke out twins continued to perform rou­ of a chief investigator of It happened at about 11 p.m. were concentrated on seeking eluded at any year. early txiday In the parking lot action Friday. tine test pilot tasks intended to Miss White said she gathered schedule resume Ntonday, HiuA <3arroU grounds that they work li^ e r and adifitlonal clerical workers. rahlred only If tiMy _ ( C ^ TED M Natioib and Vatican. testified be had paid w m $130,- noun and have more respoHSi- The House basked In a geitoral to submit futura grtovaaeG : ' Thgra wsN repotta that Ilia 000 to aee that CarroU’a ^fimi, MUty. air ot aelf sattafacUon after aaw, ttersi islMwi n M o n , au- M actad Inveatmenta Oirp.J re­ proved blU, all legtelatorz woi passage of tha bill. •id ASHFORD LAKE, Inc. ceived (avomble daoUdm Qh b proved bill, all leglalation would "B yw y Oaneral Aaaatol^ ool- 'YOUNOSTKKKIUJS M »'T R U D O N A n ig b t wJd |T.BDir to reoelve $28 a day tor aerving aeta a numbar of ptuaea and ARTHUR A. 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