MONDAY, AUGUST 80, 1966, fUGHTEfif. ATtrafs DRiIrNBt Pr«ss Run ^Tht WMthM jntmd]i?Bt»r lEttfnittQ Ifm tGt Y m thaW aHi Dndad roncaal •« V. B. Wi Angwl n , 18BB Olendjr, not ao Manoheater Emblem Club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Moriarty Spokesman Four from Town 13,806 85-BOt warmer, bniniA About Town at the Elk's Home. A poUuck _r ------Attend Institute of tba Audit lEumtttg mxvXh wiU be held at «;80. }lkncli«rt«r WATBB will of OltcnlatleB mMt tomorrow at W>e Italtan Three Manchester men, all Constitutional Curb Asked ]Uanehs$ter . 4 Ci^ of ViUago Charm Aibfrtoan Club, RIdtidfa oU Prank Oontl, Inspector In the 19U graduates of Manchester town's building department, 1s change to Walffhlnr In wlU be from 7 to High School, are airmen third 8 p.m. Mr*. Felix Cremmo, class In the Air Force and have On Spending Road Revenue attending a four-day Institute VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 282 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1966 (Claeitflei Adverttataig on Page 14) PRICE SEVEN CENTS ohauman of the way* and recently completed basic mill* at the University of Connecti­ IN EFFECT meana committee, wOl be In tary training at Lackland AFB, Manchester's Matt Moriarty,< 'Other states which have seen fit cut, conducted for the municipal charge of prorram/'CIainee win Tex. Randal C. BWckson, son of building officials of New Eng­ be played a f^ T the regular chairman of a group of 31 or­ to take this action," Mr. and Mrs. Alvin T. Quimby, ganisations concerned with land. mMttng. He said that 38 states. Includ­ MONDAY, 6 Radding St., and Robert A. highway uses, today appealed The Institute, which will run State News Gore, son of Mrs. Jayne L. Gore ing Maine, Massachusetts and Joseph I* tovett Jr., eon to Constitutional Convention New Hampshire, nave adopted from today through Thursday, of M Pearl St., will take their delegates to support "a con­ will cover advanced programs, of Mr.. md'^Mrs.and Mrs. Joee^ Lovett technical training at Keesler "good road amendments" In motth dealing with building materials Pressure Stays On of 48^ Auburn Rd. Is home on stitutional protection for all their constitutions. SUPER FOOD MARKETS AUG. 30th AFB. Miss. Craig L. Smith son and techniques; code adr.iln- P riso n ers from Darmstatt. West of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. highway use revenues, to pro­ "Because these are special New Avalanche Threat hibit the spending of these ipe- Istratlon, Including building, vnx^.jany. where he Is attached Smith, 70 Whitney Rd.. will con­ purpose monies which motor ve­ housing, plumbing and electrical To the 3rd BattaUon of the «0th tinue his technical training at cial-purpose taxes and fees for hicle users pgy solely as a con­ non-highway and non-related codes; sonlng; and legal stand­ thru SAT., Artillery. Lackland. sequence, of motor vehicle own­ ards for enforcement of regula­ save the W ill Soon purposes.” ership and operation,” Moriarty For Steel Agreemen t tions. Manchester Chapter of The group, called ‘The Com­ eontlni^, ‘It la the opinion of Participating as Institute staff SPBBSQSA will meet tonight mittee to Permit a Public Vote our committee that such rev­ SEPT. 4th meiVtbers are three local men; change .Able Just across a private street9acc«ptlng Johnson’s idea for at 8 at Bunce School, Olcott St. on the Protection of Highway enues’ should be used only for Chibf ' Building Inspector WASHING'TON (AP) Seek Jobs User Revenues," Includes auto­ highway^ purposea." from the ■■White ■ "House. continued talks, but a settle' Imperils Alps Rescue Thom AS C. Monahan, Deputy President Johnson, who LECLERC mobile clubs, automotive trades­ "Management and labor ment is what Oemgress wants, DANBURY (A P)—Car- Advertisement— In emphasising the need for Building Inspector Bernard A. won an eight-day post­ should stay in Washington until Mansfield said, "It li reoog men, motel associations, farm the adoption of a constitutional Dion, aijd Beldon H. Schaffer, tain inmates of the Dan­ FUNERAL HOME organizations, petroleum as­ ponement of the steel this matter Is settled," said Sen­ nlzed that a steel strike at this SMOKY THE CAR. Does your amendment, Moriarty said, "Sad director of UConn's Institute of ate Democratic Leader Mike time would deal a damaging bury Federal Correctional car . . . send smoke .signals out sociations, and others, all of experience has taught highway Public Service, co-sponsor of the strike threat Monday Institution will soon be FUNERAL which are directly involved in Mansfield of Montana. blow to our prosperity and to the oil flitre pipe?, breathe too users In this and other states course. night, kept up the pres­ And, echoing sentiments stat­ the defense of the dollar." able to seek employment 99 T rapped heavy out the breather pipe, daily highway uses. that a provision in the state's Monahan will conduct a work­ CHASES SANBORN, BEECH-NUT or Both McCormack and Mans­ SERVICE Moriarty, speaking at a pub­ sure for a settlement to­ ed by House Speaker John Mc­ outside the prison. send motor rapors inside your constitution Is the only way of shop on "Plan Ex.amlnatlon"; day in his weekly meeting Cormack, Mansfield expressed field said any strike would af­ WALTER N. car? — or tailpipe smoke too lic hearing at the State Capitol, a.ssuring full protection of high­ Dion will preside at a seminar hope that steel mills will remain fect not only the domestic econ­ Warden Frank F. Kenton said Under Ice; much? If so Motor Ald-R will told the convention delegates. way funds." on "The Legal Basis of Build­ MAXWELL HOUSE (OEFK with Democratic congres­ today the outside employment LECLERC •esiwu oupon good at In operation even If a settlement omy, but to some extent, the Director cure all these problems. See "In all fhimess. our committee ing Regulation"; and Schaffer, sional leaders. Is not reached before the expi­ war In Viet Nam. program and other changes ars the man who services your car. believes there can be no vallil Cooked pork sausage meat hi addition to delivering the T T iL if* ANY MOTT'8 lU P ** AAANKiT The party chiefs from the ration of the eight-day grace McCormack noted thst eteel part pf the Prisoner Rehabilita­ ^No H ope’ 23 Main Street, Manchester Distributed by Manchester Auto objection to our State of Con­ (bulk style) makes a flavorsome opening remarks, will award T H IS COUPON LIMIT—ONE PER FAMILY Capitol came out of the break­ period. Industry profits In the first six tion Act of 1966. Parts, 270 Broad St. Tel. 649- necticut Joining the distin­ addition to a com bread stuffing completion certificates at Thurs­ f n i J P O N Coupon redeemed only on purchase fast ses.sion reporting that the Both at home and abroad, months of 1966 exceeded by 86 Kenton said the new programs 3 Call 649-5869 guished company of the many for roast chicken or turkey. day's closing session. SAAS FEE, Switzerland 4028. M - .if ol lt«'’> Usted. steel situation was discussed Mansfield said, "there is too per cent the level record^ a will be started at Danbury in CeupOR Va!w 20C coupon expires Sat. night. Sept. 4, 1065 extensively, and urging that the much at stake which the coun­ year earlier. the near future, after oonsulta- (AP) — Helicopters drop, MH AUUI.T8 ONLY negotiators stay In session as try will have to pay for If there In response to a question, Mc;; Uons with community leaders. ped explosives on the Alla* long as necessary to reach is one" — a strike. CormacK said this was not a He said only a small, percent­ agreement. lin Glacier today after res­ Like Mansfield, McCormack veiled suggeetlon that manage­ age of inmates would be al­ cuers, imperiled b y a new They made their remarks to said the negotiators, summoned ment Increase Us pay offer. lowed to seek work In the com­ MOTk-S titfV-Y iNSP. FRESH MiUki* newsmen shortly after repre­ to Washington by Johnson, McCormack said a strike munity. ice fall, halted operations sentatives of the AFL-CIO Unit­ "ought to remain in session un­ would amount to "admission of Certain prisoners will alsoTe at the site of the Matt- ed Steelworkers Union and 10 til a setUement is reached." failure of leadership on both mark avalan^e disaster. PAM-READY-WINC TAGGED He said members of Congress given furloughs under the new major firms that produce 80 per sides." law. Sirens walledf over the valley cent of America's steel had could compliment management where one of the largest Ice HOUSE HALE and labor representatives for (See Page Eight) Main St, Manchester •' OPEN 6 DAYS! gone back to the bargaining ta,- 11 Charges fields in the Alps tumbled down on a hydroelectric constructloti CANAAN (AP)—Raymond J. Schooner, 18, of Amenia, N.Y., site Monday niglit, trapping 99 faces four motor vehicle charges worker*. Closeup of a President from Coimectlcut state police, Rescuer* feared the glader three from New York state po­ threatened a new fall and BACK TO SCHOOL FASHIONS FRYERS decided to blast away Us most lice and four from the Dutchess County, N.Y., sheriff's office In dangerous parts. WHOU According to the latest re­ ... full of young excitement the wake of an early morning ports, six bodies have been re­ chase back and forth across the covered from under a thick lay­ LBJ One-Man Gang state line. er of ice blocks. Missing are M STYLED FOR ACTION Connecticut state mlice said more workers—mainly Italian. WASHINGTON (AP) — Preal-f EDITOR’S NOTE — At 6>LBJ. Incidentally, this, mainly, Schooner fled into Connecticut "If they were not killed on the Monday night when Dutchess dent Johnson probably would times President Johnson’s is Johnson’s recreation — this spot, they would have froeen to large frame seems to fill all and hla work. County authorities tried to atop death during the night,” a fore­ flare up at the idea that his Is a of Washington. And In a And U Johnson bestows fa­ him. man told newsmen. one-man administration. Yet sense, this Is very nearly vors, maybe he can ask favors. A Connecticut state trooper More than 1,000 rescue work­ SHIRTS • JUMPERS perhaps as much as any man true. Here's the first of four If he receives one, he never picked up his trail near Corn­ ers evacuated the disaster scene who has occupied the White articles that present a lively falls to follow up with a word of wall and chased him back acro.ss after Uie Glacier began crack. House, he Is the government. closeup of the President's appreciation. "That,” says a the border. Schooner was finally Ing shortly after dawn. 27! It Is Johnson who baa. the ways, public and private. member of Congress, "I like.” The giant glacier split Mon­ power. And It is Johnson who Yet this President at other (See Page Eight) Huge Earthmover Lies Partially Buried by Mass of Glacier Ice day and sent millions of tons oC SWEATERS ultimately decides on all the times can be domineering and ice and rocks crashing down on major and many minor moves even to the presidential bed­ unforgiving; and he can resort the power project site. SPLIT o r qUARTERCD > 3 1 * on the chessboard of domestic room. There are big parties and to language blistering enough with the threatened new Ice- affairs and foreign policy. little ones, outside and inside, and profane'and earthy enough Beame Cites fall, rescue workers scurried FRESH CUT CHICKEN PARTS "FOR YOUR BAR-B-Q PLL. ...wAE" Whatever he Is, Johnson has and on boat rides down the Po- to make an artillery sergeant E a rly Chill from the danger zone. They bad MISSES’ AND TEEN SIZES come up with an amazing mass tomao. shudder. made little headway hacking at of legislation to build what he A photographer hovers nearby A staff he drives with an Iron F a ir’s Poor the Icy debris despite an all LEGS BREASTS calls the Great Society. He says and guests get autographed pic­ hand gets the brunt of the John­ Sets R ecord night effort, during which they Regular 5.99 bis one overriding goal la last­ tures later of themselves and son anger at times and yet gives recovered only six bodies. Now / FOR $ 9 . 5 0 ing peace. the President, often in color. Or him unswerving loyalty. Management "There’s no hope for the men How does he operate? they get pens used at bill sign­ Reports got around that ■ the under that mass,” said one res­ 4.97 ea. ^ ings, or cards showing Johnson President once gave former Across East This Is a man who puts In NEW YORK (AP)—A prelimi­ cue worker. In some placee, the many a 16-hour day practicing and his dogs — with footprints press secretary George E. rubble of ice and rocks lay more persuasion and What he might at the bottom — to take to the Reedy a verbal rawhiding, then nary audit 'by City Comptroller NEW, YORK (AP) — An early than 100 feet deep. 49 59 call enlightenment. He bounces Mds. gave him a station wagon for Abraham D. Bea,me accused the morning chiH covered the East Ice eentlnued to fall from the from one chore to another in Quests at the ranch are treat­ Christmas. Johnson Is supposed New York World’s Fair today from Maine to Georgia today ed to a ride on the range in a and records Jell like oUtumn (Bee Page Eight) aeemlngly tireless fashion. It to have explained; of poor financial management CUT SHORT FOR BAR-B-QUE helps, though, to^do it In shllTf high-powered convertible, with “ You never want to give a leaves. Pre - Teen and Little Miss Sizes — there's a midaftemoon nap. a special horn to call up the mam a present when he's up— In its first year. Frost nipped several areas in He consults. He seeks consen­ blooded herefords, or to a The report, Issued 10 months New Ebiglond. Manry Returns Regular 3.99 RIB STEAKS sus. He requests and receives speedboat spin on nearby Lake (See Page Eleven) after Beame demanded an audit The mercury sank to a freez­ advice. He schedules conference of the fair, said a mvitch In ing 29 in Concord N.H., and to 30 2 FOR $2.00 8 9 i bookkeeping system turned a In Chicopee Falls, Mass. after conference — with mem­ On B ig Liner, 3.57 ea. REGULAR bers of Congress, governors, $l2.7-milIion surplus reported a Story weather hit the Midwest mayors, leaders In all sorts of year ago into a $17.6-mlllIon def­ again while August—usually dry With Company fields — civil rights, education, Regain Lost Weight icit reported lost Dec. 31. and hot—ended with another Beame also cited examples of day of cool, wet weather. business, labor, the professions. NEW YORK (AP) — Robert GROUND BEiF The IhriMldent of the United what he said were overcharges Lnws for August were marked SAVE 2.48 ON EVERY TW O ITEMS by Fair contractors. down In Portland, Maine, with Menry, who sailed the Atlantia States hae been known to con­ easrtwaixl In the emallest boat to Buy for big sis and little miss. Values so great you can verse with officials or guests Fair President Robert Moses 83; Windsor Locks, Omn., with Astronauts Huddle replied that if anything was ob­ 36; and Philadelphia with 46. make the crossing, returned behind a bathroom door, or in a today In one of the world's larg­ even bring a friend to share the savings! shack on one of his more remote structing progress at the Fair, Syracuse, N.Y., with 40, and it was the work of Beame's aud­ Augusta, (ia., with 66, tied low est ships. properties In the Texas hill Maniy brought the 13%-toot country. itors and not Fair officials. records for August. With Medical Men Moses said the two-year Fair, Tinkerbelle back with - him As for those tales about his Records tor Aug. 81 were aboard the Queen Mary. SWEATERS arm twisting, he dismisses them which climbed over Uie 16 mil­ written into the books In Boston lion mark in 1966 attendance The Cleveland, Ohio, newspa­ as fantasy. But he does some CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. (A P)— Astronauts L. Gor­ with 47; Albany, N.Y., with 87; perman sailed alone from PU- A whole collection of cardigan and pullover styles In bulky or effective wheedling and nee don (hooper Jr. and Charles (ionrad Jr., their hearty ap­ Monday, "has done more for and Norfolk, Va., with 36. fine knit wools, orlons or shaggy Shetland types. Switched on New York than any compuable mouth, Mass., to Falmouth, dling, preferably in face-to-face The 34 at Caribou, Maine, England, in the Tinkerbelle in colors of berry, olive, navy, brown, white and more . . . buy two! chats or on the telephone. petites gradually regaining the weight the pair lost event In three centuries.'' equalled the low for ao early in during an epic eight days in space, huddled today with Attendance in 1964 was 27.1 78 days. There's never been anything the cooling season. Asked how he liked returning like the telephone consoles with technical and medical experts who sought to learn million. Before the Fair opened, Thunderstorms drenched an their lights and push buttons officials estimated It would draw on the superliner, Manry eald everything piossible about the flight of Gemini 5. area that extended from eastern t'Blg boats are very pleasant." spread all over the 'White House 40 million persons the first year SKIRTS Meanwhile, two other astro-<^ Rescue Worker and Trained Dog Begin Digging Kansas across Mlsaouri to cen­ Manry, 47, said tor his next and the LBJ Ranch in Texas. and 30 million the second. tral Illinois. nauts, Walter M. Schirra Jr. flight surgeon, reported the pi­ After it failed to reach the voyage "I ’d like to go down the Hipsters, pleats, A-lln«d and straight styles . . . corduroy, 100% The President can be a de­ and Thomas P. Stafford, were Crop damage appeared to be lightful host too. He is a fre­ lots were In extremely good first year’s goal, the attendance South Remains Calm Mississippi—that’d be In* • wool, some bonded . . . solids, tweeds, checks, plaids. Vibrant busy preparing for Gemini 6, physical condiUon. He said ex­ extensive as hail, whipped along houseboat.” faU jewel colors to mix and match with favorite tops. quent one. Never before have so estimate for' this year was by high winds, cut into stands of less than two months away. aminations would continue for placed at 87.6 million. The Fair The Tinkerbelle made Its re­ many people. seen so much of Cooper and Conrad flew to the ripe com. the White Houke so often weeks in case something shows closes Oct. 32. turn voyag^e lashed down In Bie Cape Monday from the aircraft up later. Springfield, HI., was swamped main square of the Queen c a ^ e r USS Lake Champlain. Beame is a candidate for the School Desegregation by almost two Inches of rain in Mary’s promenade deck. Berry said Cooper had gained Democratic nomination for ma' JUMPERS They had been ferried to the back 6 of the 7H pounds he lost 24 hours. Trees and transmis­ Manry said that sailing the carrier by helicopter after ror of New York and the audit, sion lines toppled. Water flooded during the flight and Conrad 4 liti small boat across the AUontle Swing with this season's new high walsted London look. Bunny Quick Marriages splashing into the Atlantic of the 8H he lost. Cooper baa become a political Issue. He underpasses. smock style jumpers in herringbones, solids and two-tone wools. Ocean at the end of their record to Issue It last Heavy fog covered an area (See Page Eight) weighed 162 and Conrad 164 just week by City Council President Continues to Spread Sizes 8-18. T o Evade Draft mission. before launching. Berry attri­ r from northern Minnesota east­ The astronauts immediately Paul Screvane, Beame's prin­ MONTGK>MERY, Ala. (A P )—School desegregation, ward to Michigan and south­ buted the loss to dehydraUon. cipal opponent for the nomina­ were hustled to a medical facil­ Hie gain le credited to ample spreading rapidly across the ^uth, became calm real­ ward to central Illinois early in Might Not Work ity for exhausUve tests which Navy chow aboard the earner tion. the day. did not disclose any adverse ity today in the heart of Alabama’s soil-rich farm belt. and a trencherman’s menu on (See Page XSevesi) The mist delayed some flights BAN FRANCI80C) (AP) symptoms. The significant break in tradition occurred quietly at from O'Hare International Air­ Bulletins SHOP-RiTI FROZEN The head of U.8. Selective Serv­ Dr. Charles A. Berry, Gemini (See Page Nine) Hayneville High School. port on Chicago's Northwest SHOP-RITI ice says the young men who Four Negro pupils entered the begin cla.'ises during the next Side in the early morning. rushed to tie the knot last week On the resort Island of Nan­ red brick school at Hayneville two week.s. BALL, DEGAULLE MEET VEGETABLES hoping to escape the draft may, while a silent group of 25 white Desegregation of South Caro­ tucket, 30 miles off the Massa­ after all, end up doing a hitch. MIX 'EM OE MATCB 'EM-FIENCH 01 NEE. spectators watched from the lina's schools spread to several chusetts shore, (he mercury PARIS (AP) — PresldeiO^ ORANGE lit. Gan. Lewis B. Hershey courthouse lawn nearby. One of urban areas with no incidents as dipped to '39 to erase a 16-ypar- Charles de Oaulle met today GET 8BEEE OEAEI, PUI, PU( 8 CAIMOTt, bad some tough words Monday the Negro pupils rode a bus with about 000 Negroes were added low of 60. Another resort town, with U.8. Undersecretary of A favorite campus bound favorite . . . 4or all able-bodied men who are UlCED CAflIOTI, ZUCCHINI SQUAIE, white children. State George W. Ball for dis­ 75% viscose, '26% nylon stretch, zephyr now deferred from the draft (See Page Bight) (See Page Eight) cussions which could Iced to zipper, stlmip In berry, black, brown, CaOPKO BMCCOLI JUICE because they are married or In The peaceful desegregation followed the pattern of other an active French role In !e(- navy and )oden. Sizes 9-20, average, some school. forts to settle the war In Viet tails. Speaking to civic and business schools in Alabama and the leaders at a luncheon, the olUeC South. Thousands of Negroes Nam. Ball was aocompanlM of the draft since W orld ^ ar n went to school Mdnday with to the meeting by I'.S. Am­ said married but chirdlm men whlte^'Ruplls. bassador Charles E. Bohlen. will be called up as soon as the In the north Alabama counties Planes Continue Officially, the Americans say, manpower poPanties Addressing himself to Hie southwest of Montgomery, was NASSER 'RAISES VOIOV HYGRADE many men who plunged into like w y other desegregated matrimony to meet President school In the South despite re­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) — Strategic Air r a a a c c Q a . ______MOSCOW (AP) — Preel. Lunch, PloicJe and Pimento,: Johnson’s draft-deferment dead­ cent racial troubles. Throughout Command B52 bombers from Guam hit two suspected j dent Gamal Abdel Neeeer Regular 3 P a i r line last Thursday at mldnlgfit, the region Monday the story OHve IrfOBves, Bologna or was the same. Viet Cong concentrations tonight in South Viet Nam, a •» Cooked Salami Hershey eeid: ‘T believe they'll U.S. military spokesman said. the United Arab Repuhl(0 39c ea. dteoover they didn’t heat any There was no trace of the vio­ "are raising their voloM deadline.’’ lent, bitter resistance of earlier One strike by the huge eight- Fine quaUty combed cotton . . . this is engine planes was made on even louder in denunciation ’T was amused,’’ he sal years as the trend of quiet outpost 830 miles northeast of of the Bggresaion against our b ^ selling pantle. Band or elastic **We’U get most of Itiem — In change. Indicated last year, be­ Quang Tin province, 320 miles leg. stock up on this Item! northeast of Saigon. The other Saigon that-had been overrun In North Viet Nam. This n u » Sour or five monthe.” came a clear-cut pattern in ru­ the night and set ablaze by the not be liked by eome peopte He warned that fleleotive ral and Urban areas alike Mon­ was carried out in the Commu­ m iff AH I COFFBE MMWm EMU-XO* m...... la-si. Jar^f nist stronghold called Zone D. SO Viet Gang. In Washington,’’ Naaeer told . Wise men want stacks of Bervlce officials plan "to teke a day. Few, If any, Incidents were an audlenoe at a flovtet- good look at the fellow who miles north of the capital In Casualties to ths regional reported In the South, anc( It force company defending the U.A.R. friendship iiieetlat,, marriea some girt and forgets tc appeared the era of racial seg­ Blen Hoa Province. M Y-T-nM PUDDING «»e8u.__ 10>^« The raids were the 16th and post were described as moder­ "Somebody’s earn tbera a r o ' atay around and provide i regation In schools was coming going to aoha beoauae e l BOYS', GIRLS' 8-6x borne. We're Intereeted In him.” to an end. 16th made by B62a In the Vtet- ate. Viet Cong casualties were In addition, he eald, draft Indicative of the change was nainc.-te war. The same areas not known. Health-tex* PIMBAPPU JUICE -OF DTE „ 4 ,V t ssm^l were hit by SAC bombers last The outpost of An Hoa, about boards might soon decide to Mansfield, Tex., which became ^ KINO flUCKUCenS TOVH Wrangler Slacks •onsciipt etudents by giving a Southern symbol of resistance weekend. It was disclosed Mon­ 10 miles west of the city of *4epeclal exams’’ or taldng a to school Integration less than 4 day that the role of the B62a Quong Ngal, was reported by NEW rolui (AP)~or. Hale and hardy alack acta have 2-ply combed eottoo knit ?'peroentage of certain olaaees.’’ decade am vmen whites staged would be stepped up sharplv. 1^ observers to be burning Martin laithar King Jr. nog- turtlenecka o r placket collars and warn aleevaa. Zip-front He indloated students most mass protests to Integration. All In another development, a shortly after it was hit and fsatod today that • taw «t •lacks' are narrow w4le cotton oqrduroy with 2-button tab bable to draft were tboee taking was quiet Monday as about’ 70 TOvemment unit clashed with overrun. Vietnamese reports Northern Negro ghettee cloalng, nsat etaetlo back. laas than SO units per year and Negro Junior and senior high Oommuniot guerrillas 176 miles had said It was esUmated that a Preetdent Johnson Mdlgifl! Rugged BoUd co|ora mix with atrlpes and 525 FARMINGTON AVE. 160 SILAS DEANE HWY. "those who get kicked out one school students attended deseg­ northeost of Saigon In Dar Lac battalion of Viet Cong had help offset harm done to tee ^ BRISTOL regated classes. Province, the spokesman said.- launched the attack, but thla t , lAfRTHIRSFIlLD veer and go back the next." elvU righto movement by if. , Fine quaUty corduroy, boxer elaatte ttema. Bveiytblnr WBabaa,.Blaea: 4, '“ We did not have nor did we Ten Viet Cong were klUed and B, 7. From • vi-fAi/e., "If 1 were In school I’d look number was not confirmed. cant riota. flnoii a taor, ha waist, m re^ green and blue. Stock up 587 MIDDLE TPKE. tAST PROSPECT AVE. flr BLVD. expect any trouble at all,” said two captured In the action, 20 Troops were lifted In by hett- r AAANCHBSTm mound and ••• If I wee a etu- This ia what Florida looks like from r space ahlp. Taken from Gemini 6, the •hid. would be tremeadafli ; on thia fall and winter favorite nowl W(1ST HARTFORD ‘ tfant qr aomaone Juat taking top\is the Atlantic Ocean, the dark spot in the center is Lake Ok6echobee and Supt. Willie Flag. miles east of Ban Me Thuot, No copter ehortly- after nooon and Sc(me echooTe already ^ had Vietnamese casualties were re­ release for the eWenettm 1269 ALBANY AVI. 280 WINDSOR AVI. the dark portion at the bottom ia the Gulf of Mexico. The inlet at lower left reocom^ed the poet 380 mUee HARTFORD WILIOH begun olasaee. Many othene ported. •> eenter ia tha St Pateraburg-Tampa area. (AP Photofax.) opened Monday, and eUiers will Ctovemment forces retook M (flee Page five) irrsee now feeL* c V.

PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, AUGUST 81,1965 PAOI Sheinwold pii Bridge South Windsor Tolland County Bolton Liner Crews Settle Humor Among Attributes WE SPEND OUR * tarili dsaltr; Enroll Now For Council to Air Ordinance County Fair New Schoof. Grade Plan SEEKING WRONG THING ‘ “"’'•wsSsr* Of U.S. Space Pioneers By ALFRED SHBINWCp) ^ 75-Day Ship Strike On New Sidewalks^ Repairs 4 H Winners Offered by Superintendent IdANlfBD SPAOB OBNTER.ayour advance Information, whan Music Lessons One of the greet lessons you Houston, Tax. (AP) — Pioneers do you think It’s going to stop learn et the bridge table Is that NEW YORK (AP) - Thou-fltfted Ms pleket Unes Monday. traditionally havs courage, ds- venting?" Th* Town Council will con-'fsideratlon of a requeat from tha Are L iste d Philip Uguorl, superintend-^ Under both plans, as outlined most players spend their time sands of longsbersman In Atlsn SMpe must be Inspected tor tsrmlnstlon and s sense of hu­ Conrad, with a laugh: “Nsv- ACCORDION — GUITAR 4 J t 0 9 t duct a public hearini: on a pro- tnistees of the ^outh Windsor ent of schools, has presented by Luguorl, a sevefi-room 'ele­ looking for th# wrong thing. tlo end Gulf Coast porta return seaworthiness after s u ^ a tong mor that helps them bear hard­ sr.” Cemetery A.ssoclation, that the board of education with an <9 33 to their jobs today to start tm- Gensrslly, the ground craw poaed aldewalk construction mentary school should be ready layup. ships. ’Dm flights of Gemini 4 three acres of town-owned land, Winners from the Tolland alternate plan to meet future for occupancy by September, When an opponent complains loadlng KM,000 toiia of cargo In A third AFlrCSO union, the and • show that America’s tried to be serious, and from PIANO - ORGAN ordinance tomorrow night at on Rj’e St. formerly the Mc­ County 4-H Fair have been an­ ■chool building needs In Bolton. 1906 and renovation of the pres­ because his fooHsh search was J97 ■hlpa tdlsd by the 78-day mari- Marins Bnglhasra Bsnsflcisl space plonsars fit snugly Into Hawaii came a serious ques­ 7:30 p.m. at thpxh^h achool. Grath property, adjacent to nounced by county agricultural At a meeting last night, he ent elementary school should be unsuccesi^l, be ready with a loimr tims atrlks. Association, had Joined the tha great tradition. tion; "Is Gordo doing any axsr- BcRinnen Are Oar Specialty extension council. A 3 2 The hearlRi^ wlllSprecede a the existing cemetery, be set proposed that the elementary completed during 1966-67. Un­ smile of sympathy. Your turn Presidsnt Johnson announced strike at Ms start, June 16, but Oourags and dstsrmlnstlon? clsing?” Registration This Week aside for cemetery use. (A picture of winners of the school on Notch Rd. be con­ may come on the very next 5AK109I2Clf * buslnesa meeting o f the to\^'n der both plans, a cafeteria-audi­ a strike- settlement Sunday. ratlflsd a nsw agrssmsnt Aug. Obvious. But humor Is there, Conrad (laughing); "I hops to •\I, .Auxiliary , sheep blocking contest appears verted Into a "middle" school, hand. , , . Members of the two striking shout. He's upside down in the 2:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. torium should be added to the 41 5 3 2 19. too, o r c ^ n g up — as humor council, scheduled for 8 p.m., The Abe E. Miller American : o" today's Herald.) housing Grades 5 through 8. high school In 1967-68. Opening lead — Jack of unions, the International Organ­ Tha marine anglnssrs had should — whan least sxpsetsd. food box. We’re trying to repack where the first agenda item is Legion Auxiliary will meet to-1 The Grand Champions and ’The system would then be what Under the regular plan, the hearts. , I m A W M MaiA t m I isation ot Masters, Metes end blooksd the selling of American Gsmini 4 and 5 have given them." morrow night at 8 at the blue ribbon winners from the is known In educational circles South played the queen of 1 9 PSM 3 9 PmI t a proposal to const met a new fall ot 1970 would require an 4 9 AU P A i ’ Pilots, and the American Radio pasaangsr Unas. With thslr :e buffs Urns to know each Hawaii: "Okay, we got you." sidewalk on Graham Rd., near Liegion Hall on Main St. Manchester area are listed here, as 4-4-4, as opposed to the pres­ addition to the Junior-senior spades from the dummy at the Association, both AFIXUO, strlka over, tha liners ones r the four satrenauta fairly Conrad; “ As a matter of fact, Dubaldo Music Center the Ell Terry School. Scout l,eaders Sought by name, town and class. ent 6-6. high school of seven academic first trick, East covered with ------— —■ '■■■ ' — .X ware expected to ratify tha four- again began sailing. wall. we’re up to our ears In gar­ Anyone Interested In becom- Booths In outlining the adyantagea the king, and South won with year agreements. 186 WEST MIDDLE TPKE.— 649-6205 The proposed ordinance dl- classrooms and expansion of in­ can discard a alub at once and' Cargo vassals, however, rs- IhAIMI s ur«wersw VIof \F«iiiiiiiGemini V.5. whichwim:ii bage.’’ vldVs'thVcosrof newTldewalksI tng a Brownie or Girl Scout Blue trophy; Have w Needles of this alternate plan, Liguorl dustrial arts, home economics, the ace. Declarer drew two Radio officers will vote later mslned Idled. >lsahad down successfully Sun- One problem that bothered constnicted on order of . the' leader i.s Invited to attend a ' Will Knit, Tolland, homemak- made It clear that tha boan] did rounds of trump# and then led be sure ot the oontract no mat..« science, art and library facilities today and tha msatsrs, mates Forsign-flsg vessels ware not Lay. after a record-shattering the groundlings throughout town between the owner of meeting of all old and new Ing; Vernon Shepherds, 'Vemon. not have to make a choice Im­ ter which opponent has the see * 52 as well lu a small addition to the nine of diamonds to dum­ Dally <)ueBtlan ^ and pilots Wednesday, terns of affected by the strike, which e l ^ days ■pace, lined i much of the flight was: "Why abutting property, who nuist leaders at St. Peters Episcopal agriculture; Baa and Cackle mediately. He also pointed out the nearly 100 freliditera tied up was aimed at these lines: aren’t you fellows sleeping just the new elemental^ achool. my’s king. Partner opens with one heart, f this way: pay 25 per cent of the total. Church. Sand Hill Rd., on Sept, Club. Coventry, general. that the possible em ets of Rt. East won with the ace of dla' by the strike oould be moving Moor s-McCormsok, United L. Gordon Cooper Jr. — has a like the doctor ordered on the Blue ribbons: Just Sew Club, 6 and a proposed connector Under the alternate plan, 11 and the next player paeses. You f by Wedneadsy night If union Ststsa, G race,. Farrell, Lykes co.sl, and the town, which pays 7 at 8 p.m. classroofllt' would need to be monds and returned the four of wry wit. Fond of understate­ sdvsnpe planning?” Anyone who' cannot attend Vemon, homemaking: Vemon road could not be predicted at spades. West won and led an­ bold! Spades, J-16-9-6: Hearts,i merabsrs approve the oontract Bros. Steamship, Prudential, the remaining "5 per cent. It added to the new elementary ment. Often manages to squeeze Conrad cut this questioning also requires that repairs to but is interested may call Mrs. Weedless Garden, Vemon. agri' all, and therefore hed to be left other spade to make dummy 5-8; Diemonda, Q-7-6-2; Clubs,} farms. Bloomfield Steamship, and short with a perfect reply: "You school and some classroom J-8-T. What do you say? a bit of humor out of a monosyl- walks be made by the owners Gerald Pugliese, 94 Miller Rd., culture; Jolly Garden Workers, out of any future plane. ruff. South ruffed a low dia­ Eight struck shipping lines, South American Stssmshlp. Uble. guys keep giving us something o f abutting property. for further Information. Coventry, agriculture. In a booklet prepared for the modifications would be neces­ Answer:-Pass. You have onlyt represented in the neg^atlona Money. increasss In tha new to do." sary at tha Notch Rd. elemen­ mond to reach hi# hand for the Charles (Pete) Conrad Jr. — Scout Outing Dally board of education. Liguorl club finesse, but this lost, to the 4 points In hlgh'oards and should! by the American Merchant agreements total 8.3 par cent in When space travel becomes Besides establishing the as- tary school to convert It for use count nothing for the dlstn-. has an unquenchable spirit. ee.ssment rate for new sidewalk Members of the Girl Scout Grand Champions; Bob Sears. outlined both his alternate king. Marins Institute, want to clear each of tha four years. This Loves to talk. Sweeps you Into commonplace Oemtni 6 may be plan and the present plan, by Grades 5 through 8. button when you are short ini out the cargo and begin signing figure is the guideline recom­ remembered as the poeys flight constmeUon and for repairs, the at Ml.squamlcut Beach Coventry, Holstein Breed Cham South eventually lo#t another laughter with hla sheer exub­ plon; Becky NIederwerfer, Ver­ which calls for an addition to Under this plan, the high club and complained bitterly. yo\ir partner’s suit. A 4-polnt> on crews. mended by the President's erance. for the number of jingles — proposed ordinance .sets a four westerly. R.I the high school to be ready for school would house Grades 9 hand le not worth a responee. 3 por cent annum Interest rate on Temole Meets non. Ayrshire Breed Champion. ’"Three card.s were wrong,’’ he Unloading of two ship# started Council ot Bkxmomto Adriasrs. As for Gemini 4, one unforget­ nearly all of them bad — that Reserve Grand Oiamplon: the fall of 1970. ’The proposed through 12, becoming a regu­ grumbled. "Put the king of — — / Monday on the Brooklyn pier or The shipping lines, all of which table scene revealed a lot about bounced back and forth from any unpaid balance and permits | alternate would eliminate the Mamie Crane, Vemon, Guern­ lar four-year high school. The spades, the king of clubs, or the Copyright, 1988 1 Moore-McOormack Lines. receive government subsidies, James A. McDivttt and Edward outer space. the town to lien the abutting' need for this addition at least General Featuree Oorp. property in the amount of the a general meeting tonight to sey Breed Champion. primary grades, kindergarten ace of diamonds in the other The Waterfront Oommission reportedly were warned higher H. White n . On Saturday the astronauts' until 1975, which Is as, far as through Grade 4, would all be of New York Harbor said 436 increases woUld not be paid by wives were up early to watch as.sessment and interest. : proposed budget Blue ribbons; David Buscag- growth can be anticipated at band, and I'd be home.’’ White was taking his walk In ' for 1965-M. The meeting wig Ha, Coventry, Showmanship, housed In the new. and as yet ( tongshore gangs — almost 9,(M0 the government. q>ace. It was a moment of great their high-flying husbands flash Other provisions to the pro- this time, he said. unbuilt, elementary school. Contract Wes Cold CongratulRtioiis TT posed ordinance are; be at the Temple^at 8:15 p.m. second year (13-14 years); Rob­ men — had been summoned to Maritime administration offi­ drama, but there was plenty of by. You're ready with the smile, cials have estimated the strike Miss Rosemarie Pugliese, a ert Elliott, Tolland, Holstein Sr. MOaC»W (AP) Soviet!! the piers today. In addition, 8,- comedy relief, too. Jane Conrad wrote a little Annual or more frequent in- because the contract was cold. OOO dock laborers were callad to caused a direct loss of $160 mil­ poem of her own that began: apectlon of walks by order of French teacher In the town Calves; Sherwood Abom, El­ South should let East hold the President Anastas I. Mlkoyan^ Right in the middle of It White school system, recently com- lington, Holstein Jr. YearUngs; Family Affair work. lion to the struck lines. Over-all said: "Twinkle, twinkle, Gemini 6’ the town manager: notification ECHS Orientation first trick with the king of has congratulated President The Idle vessels were freed losses, however, put the figure "How I want you back alive.” Johnson end Lt. Ool. L. Gordon^ " I ’m looking right down your by letter and o^ler of the town i '^**'** Emerson Abom, Ellington. Hoi spades. East must return when the deck officers union much higher. In two heartfelt lines she had manager of the need for repairs the Foreign Language Institute stein Sr. Yearlings; Bob Sears, SAMBURG, ’Tenn. (AP) Orientation sessions for a spade or A tntmp. end In any Cooper Jr. end lA. Omdr.. gun barrel, huh? All right." at Saint Anslem's College, Coventry, Holstein All Cows; East Catholic High School "You smeared my windshield, captured — better than long- to a .side\s'alk; and specifloa- —City commissioners Lee case, South can take the' Afce of Charles Oonred Jr. on the’ Gem­ wln'ded prose ever would, the for a color TV? Manchester, N.H. Becky NIederwerfer, Vemon, Hayes and Lloyd Hayes, students will be held tomor­ spades, ruff his last spade In ini 5 space flight, Tass reported you dirty dog.” McDlvltt said. tlons for sidewalk repnlv under­ “ You see, it's all smeared up personal drama of the historic taken by the property owner. Jersey Jr. Calves; Kevin Trom- brothers, were re-elected to row and ’Thursday at the dummy and draw trumps with today. GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES Plastic Disc in Heart Gives there.” mission. In the event of failure to re­ Manchester Evening HemM J«y. Coventry, Jersey Jr. Year- four-year terms In this high school on Hilliard St. the queen and king. The official Soviet news agen­ - — - lings; Mamie Crane, Vemon, from 9 to 11. It's an unlikely line from out­ pair or replace sidewalk by ^kjoth Wlndaor corresDondent, small Tennessee . commu­ Now South leads the nine of cy said Mlkoyon sent the fol­ ■ uuAn ur LESS BANK CHARGE MONTHLY REPAYMENT TERMS property owner, the town man- -^m*e Lyons, tel. 644-8582. Guernsey Jr. Calves and Guern­ nity recently. Juniors and seniors will diamonds and lets It ride lowing cable - to Johnson: New Life to ^Blue Baby’, 21 er space, but a most memorable (par ytar) 12 months 24moflthi 1 sey Sr. Cedves; Becky Nieder go tomorrow. Freshmen and ‘,’Please accept, Mr. President, one. ager may hire a private con­ ’The third member o f the to East’s jack. East cannot Lounge Repairg 1 $ 3(X) $18 $ 25 $12.50 1 werfer, Vemon. Ayrshire Jr. sophomores will attend the make a safe return. our congratulations to the Durii^^'the walk, White got off tractor to do the work and turn oommission Is EHmer Bunch, a crack that ranks with the best 1 600 36 SO 25 1 over to the tax collector a bill and Sr. Calves and Ayrshire All a brother-tn-Iaw of the session on ’Thurstlay. If East returns a club, dum­ American astronaut# Cooper LOS ANGELES (AF) — For^^ball commonly used in artlficlsl Item for Agenda Cows; Andover - Coventry Dairy of modem sick humor. 75 37.50 1 for the cost of the repair or re­ Vemon Hayes brothers. my gets a free finesse. If Bast and Conrad on the safe conclu-rt the first Ume In Ms 31 years, heart valves. 1 900 54 Club, Club Herd; Diane Buscag- returns a spade, South discards Sion of their Gemini 6 space t Developed through animal "I’m not coming back In,” he 1 1.200 72 100 placement. The cost will Inter­ city manager’s name graf and Robin Pope, Vemon, Sing Tonight Ronald HoIIett is beginning to ■aid. The employes lounge. In the ____ 5 0 _____ 1 est at the rate of four per cent Ha, Coventry, Dam and Daugh­ a club while dummy ruffs. fUght.” : research In- the past year, the ter Class. is Marvin Hayee. He’s an­ Theresa Morey and Ernest The Four Keynotes think seriously about hla future. disc valve is a third the size of Humor gets Its kick from tlm basement of the Municipal 1 LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED from the day that the repairs ^ Small Army^ other brother. Smith, Tolland and Kim Glen- If East leads the ace of dia­ Building, will be renovated and Beef monds, South ruffs and takes a There wasn’t . much point In the ball valve — a necessity In ing aiKl the existing situation. were finished. ney, Coventry, all for layer will be among enter­ Consider, then, the plight of refurnished, If the board of di­ THE CONNECTICUT BANK Reserve Grand Champion: D1 discard on the king of dia­ doing so before. Ronnie waa HoUett’s case'because the heart A lien, when issued, may be cake; Sharon Wright, Tolland, taining groups aboard chamber in which it fits Is ab­ Cooper and Conrad. There they rectors votes a $3,600 allocation AND TRUST COMPANY foreclosed In the manner pro- Helm to Mail ane Siefert, Ellington, Baby cake. monds. If Blast leads a low dia­ Matinees Daily 1:80 bom with heart trouble so Beef Heavyweight. nen, Alan Bernier, Ellington. the riverboat Dolly normally small. were In their spacecraft, tum­ for that purpose on Sept. 7. xrlded by law for the forecloeure Also; Marcia LeDoyt, Coven­ mond instead of the ace. South 16 N. MAIN ST. 898 MAIN ST. Blue ribbons: Ihane Siefert, Sue Drew, Hebron, all for red Madison in tonight’s severe his skin was always blue Because of the Inborn defect Heins Mark 4Dih Anniversary bling around and around. Down In addition to a new stove and MANCHB»TER PARKADE of tax Hens. tomatoes; George Jacobson, try. Laurd Smith, Tolland, from lack of oxygen in the Ronnie’s heart was never able on the gfbund engineers worked new furniture, tentative plans New Walks ^65T axB ilh Ellington, Showmanship first sponge cake; Lorry Glesecke special Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Eldward George-^ year (13 and over); Mamie Coventry, Bill Peracchlo. Cov­ blood. to pump enough blood through with elaborate curves trying to call for lowering the celling, re­ The town council may find, entry and Alan Aho, Coventry, and Priscilla Hutt, Coventry, Sing cruise. 'They in­ Today, after-a first-of-tts-klnd his lungs to pick up an adequate Hein ot 236 High St. celebrat­ many years, where he was a figure out precisely when hydro­ locating the windows emd psUnt- after consideration of the public Crane, Vemon, Showmanship Nancy Strong, Vemon and Dave An army of workers have 1a- second year (10-12); Becky NIe­ all for green tomatoes; Alan clude Pete Sterne of opert^Uon by University of supply of oxygen. ed their 40th wedding aimiver- tool and dye maker at New gen gas would stop venting and Ing. ' nece.sslty and convenience, that Aho, Coventry, Frank Nieder- Jedrizewskl, Tolland, all for MEADOWS"^^- Southern California surgeons, the tumbling would cease derwerfer, Vemon, Showman­ Manchester, lead; Peter O’Toole - Peter Sellers ’The artificial valve means his sary Sunday afternoon with an Britain Machine Co. They also srd7v^k%"ihoiiid'bi‘' ‘m^’t^i^^ werfer, Vemon, George Jacob- cookies; Sharon Wright, Tol­ HlfD .SPCfD fXPrty RI 91 Norlli his skin is a normal pink his blood now la well oxygenated. spent three years In Kansas, Capsule communicator Elliot TALKS TO CONTINUE along all or part of any street ^ >"*** tonight’s .ship . second. _ year ,, (IS and „over); ^ Mike Wheeler of Co­ ■son, Coventry, and Charles land, fruit pie and Jerry Harri­ ENDS TONTTE "W H ArS NEW doctor says he has an excellent His spirits have risen with his open house for 50 at their home. City, Mo., when he was shop' M. See Jr. said: We’re watch WASHINGTON (AP) — Pe­ In town. In accordance with deadline for malHng out Moore. Ellington, all for other son, Tolland, other foods. lumbia, bass; Phil chance tor a productive life. color. The celebration waa arranged superintendent at a branch of i Ing It carefully and we’re ex riodic U.S. talks with the Red Also: Sharon Wandzy, Linda "WHAT’S NEW PUSSYCAT?" Chinese through ambassadors In S m vegetables Carter of Ellington "I keep looking in the mirror Ronnie waa unable to attend by their daughter, Dorothy Ann, the Pratt and Whitney Corp. | pecUn* R t® venting at any Also; Nancy Rychling, He- Slicer, Kathleen ^ Wandzy . ----- and PUSSYCAr* (Recommended Adults Only) end I can’t beUeve It’s me," regular school classes until he Besides their daughter, the time.” Warsaw, Poland, will continue Before ordering construction, ' ‘1 " - Lssnbe and Sheep and Pete Hodgkins of and her husband, the Rev. C. despite a change In this coun. bron, Don Bernier, Alan Bernier I p*'*®" Wandzy of Vemon, all — Color — 1:80 • 8118 Ronnie said, before returning to was 12 and so Is behind in his Heins have two granddaugh­ Conrad: "You've been expect­ the council shall Issue public „ Collertor Rajmond E Blue ribbons: Showmanship, and Bob Bernier, Ellington, an i houseplants; Linda Slicer Rockville, baritone. studies. He is looking forward to Wesley Hayes of Salem, N.H, ing It to stop venting for two try’s envoys there, a State De­ notification to owners of abut- Splelman said today that about second year, 10-13 years, Susan “SERGEANTS 8* his home at Waterford, Calif. ters. for collection of vegetables. and (3iarlene ’Taylor, Vemon, Plus: "SaUn Bug” Dr. Jerome Harold Kay of starting his senior year at Oak­ ’They were assisted by Mrs. days.” partment spokesman says. Gordon, Coventry, Mamie Oeo. Msherls • Anne Ftancis Mr. and Mrs. Hein celebrated ting property, by mailing a Don Bernier, Ellington, water­ Chuck Cobum and John Co­ u s e says young HoIIett Is the dale High School and making Clarence Cook of West Hart­ their armlversary early In Janu­ See tried to explain how the President Johnson designated A copy of a notice of a fJearlng or «nd with the coop- STARTS WED. Crane, Vemon, Joseph and melon. bum, ODventry, all for non- ,8il6 - 7:15 first to have a new type of disc plans to study auto mechanics ford, a cousin at Mr. Hein. curve showed when the venting Postmaster General John A. ordering a copy of the notice of the Saxdngs Bank of 'Theresa Peiles, Tolland, and Police Arrests THE BEATLES — Color ary by taking a cruise to the Flowen flowering potted house plant; valve placed in his heart and in Jimior college. Ruby, the traditional color 'Virgin Islands. (Herald photo should stop. . Gronouski Sunday to replace to be delivered in person. .Rockville, all bills will be In Michael Szemreylo, ’ToUaikd; Wednesday Blue ribbons: Diana Stark. Charlene Taylor, Vemon cor­ "HELP" the fourth to be operated on suc­ His parents, Mr. and Mrs. for 40th anniversaries, was by Pinto.) Cooper: “ That’s the curve Ambassador John Moors Cabot Notice of construction must today. ^ showmanship, second year,. 13 John F. Moslow, 43, Broad Vemon, Dahlia; Sue Bousquet, sage. cessfully for a rare defect of the Chester HoIIett, have four older used for decoration on a buffet we’ve been working with.” at Warsaw, The change will not be given to th? owner of abut- The bank has offered the town and over, Unda Bronowits, Brook, was charged with speed­ Children under 12 Frro! "SHENANDOAH" See (chuckling): “ I didn't affect plans for the talks, press Hebron, Eugene ’Turner and Farm and Home Mecluuiloa GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND valve between the upper and children, none with a heart de­ table. Mrs. Hein waa presented PRAYER FOR PEACE ting land promptly after such a use of its postage meter, so Coventry, Irene Bllnn, Tolland, ing yesterday on Hilliard St. Po­ lower chambers mi the right formity. think you had that one before officer Robert J. McCloskey told deci.sion ha.s been made. . the bills can be posted In time Jesse Ferson, Andover, Suzanne Blue ribbons; Bruce Pfalz- with a corsage of ruby exquisite STURGIS, S.D. (AP) — The Mary and Ann Peiles, ’Tolland, MKchell, Vemon, Patty Bray' lice said he was driving his Bide of the heart. ’The surgery was performed the flight, the one with the newsmen. After the installation of a (for delivery tomorrow, gpef, Vemon, trays; Alan Aho, motorcycle at considerable carnations and her husband with Viet Nam war will turn out fa­ The next session is scheduled and-Klm Olenney, Coventry, fit­ and Mtohele Jacobson, Coven­ The new valve is opened and Aug. 6 at St. 'Vincent’s Hospital vorably for the United States, cuiwes in it. I thought that only sidewalk, notice of the 25 per Splelman explained that usu- ting second year members, Coventry, birdhouses; Charles speed over the posted 30 m.p.h. In Los Angeles. HoUett left the a white carnation boutonniere. was drawn here after you got Sept. 16, but McCloskey could University cent asse.ssment, and'that It is ally the bills are mailed before try, and Diana Stark, Vemon, closed by a dime-SUW plastic say four Cheyenne Indians who Irene. Bllnn, Tolland, Mary, all for gladiolus; Ken Bernier, Carl, Coventry, book and maga­ limit. He was also given a warn­ disc wtdeb takes tbs place of the hospital Aug. 34. Mrs. Cook made and decorated launchod." not say whether Gronouski due and payable, will )>e given the end of the month; but sev- zine rack; Alan Aho; Charles ing for failure to obey a yield a three-tiered anniversary cake. prayed and fasted four days as would- be at his new post by 'nieresa, and Arm Peiles, Tol- Elllington, Unda Sliccr, Vemon. a peace gesture. Cooper (drily); “ We had 0 by mail to the owner of abut-' eral delays caused by the recent Carl, and John Coburn, Cov­ right-of-way sign. Guesta attended the event then. His appointmeiit must Evening College land. and Charlene Taylor. Vemon, But the Indians say they don't some advance data." ting property. consolidation of the town have all prizes for African Mari- entry, all for wooden decora­ Court date is set for Sept. 13 Urom Hartford, Blilngton, Kens­ See (amused): “ Based on await Senate confirmation. The as.s8esment, with Interest caused the last-minute rush, Blue ribbons: Light weight ington, New Britain and East expect to arrive at a full Inter­ golda; Nancy Rychling, Hebron, tive object; Donald Bernier, El­ in the Manchester Session of pretation of their dreams until REGISTRATION SEPTEMBER 7>21 at four per cent per year, will Once the proper rates were es- Isinbs, Cathy and Linda Brono- nasturtiums; Ken Bernier, El­ lington, Bruce Pfalzgraf, Ver­ Circuit Court 12. Fashion Firm Chides Hartford. They presented the be a Hen on the abutting prop- tablished, the town’s data pro- Witz, Ooveniy, Irene BUim, Tol­ they’ve returned tq their homes Weekdays 11 am-8 pm Saturdays 9am-12 Noon lington, large Zlrmlas; Marla non, Robert Senkbell. Hebron, Robert R. Hombuckle, 19, of honored pair with ruby colored In Montana and Oklahoma. -EYE-GLASSES by erty from the time of the com- cessing consultants were notl- land, and Jos^ h PeHes, Tol­ Palshaiw, Eaungton, sinall Zin­ other useful household articles; 53 Mill St. was arrested on gtfts and money. Hudson Hall, Hudson Street, Hartford pletlon of the work, providing The bills were printed In Their vigil ended Sunday. land; medium w eight lamba, nias. Nathan Rychling. Hebron. Ger­ Broad St. early last night and that a certificate describing the Illinois and shipped by air Renee Calhoun, Bolton, Thqrvaa Girls’ False Modesty Mr. and Mrs. Hein were mar­ They went to the top of Beau* DeBella ond Reale Opticians Also; tfirginla Jones, Vemon, ry Harrison, Ernest Smith and was charged with overcrowding ried Aug. 27, 1925 In Manches­ Butte, an historic shrine of the Business Administration property on which the Hen ex- freight to the daU processing and Ann Peiles, Tolland; heavy Complete Elugene Turner, Andover, Ken Jo'hn Morey, Tolland, all for the operator of a motor vehicle. ter, at the home of Mrs. Hein’s ists, the amount claimed, and plant In IVillimantic. Splelman ^ ig h t lambs, Mamie Crane, Cheyennes where their tribe has Eye OlssB Servtoe. Bernier, Martin Bernier, and electrical articles. Three persons were reportedly LONDON (AP)—’Tailor and-^fashlonable In order to be able parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. sent peace emiss&ries three Arts and Sciences Musie the date of completion of Instal received the bills Thursday at vemon. Becky and Frank Nle- Marla Palahaw, Ellington, Jane sitting In the front of the sports Cutter—which calls Itself the to reveal their legs—rand then Your e y e doctor’s G Entomology Gustave Schuetz. Mrs, Heins, times before. lation, signed by the town man­ 6 :45 p.m. j denyerfer, Vemon; registered Crudden, and Linda Slicer, Ver­ car he was driving. 0>urt is set authority on style and clothes— cover u p their desks so that prescription filled — Education Art Engineering ager, is lodged with the town Bhie ribbons: Ruth Mendelin, for Sept. 20. the former Florence R. Schuetz, The folkrwlng day Sp4eknan sheep, John Oolbum, Ooventiy; non, all for any other xrariety; Tolland. took an editorial swipe today at men are not allowed to see the modem frames — rterk within 60 days of the date said. Mayor Thomas J. McCusk- breeding erv*« ___ ai__ ! _ _ * _ _ ’ Home Furnishings lenses duplicated — Courses lead tff*! degree or certificate. er and Jay M. EUinger, uta Turner, An­ Coventry, all prizes for bulle­ scheduled for court on Sept. 13. retary’s desk. A recent poll of sense and reason as last the year little from the production 18 Asylum Street University of Hartford 236-5411 the Court of Common Pleas. dover, Michele Jacobson, Cov­ tin board: Susan Rolfe, Vemon, He was a driver of one of two British secretaries showed that strips of linen women fasten engineering department of DELIVERY After the public hearing on hiring or part-time help. breeding ewe, Randy Olenney, HARTFORD entry, Ruth Mendelin, ToUsmd, door stop. cars in a Sunday accident on the majority want modesty across their chests to hide from Pratt and Whitney, Division of Room 104 the proposed sidew^k ordi­ Ten wxxnen were hired. Spiel-1 CJoventry. United Aircraft Oorp., where he _____ man said, and worked untH an Poultry and Jane Kingsbury, Coventry, CVitId Care Harrison St. Both cars were boards to prevent revealing too sight the cleavage their ARTHUR DRUG Ruse DeBella TW. 622-0757 Enrico F. Resile nance. the regrular council much leg. was employed 31 years. The meeting will convene to con- Itho bills were In envelopes and Blue ribbons: Clay Wright, all prizes for cultivated flowers. Blue ribbon; Janice Clay, towed from the scene and four decolletage was design^ ex­ Coventry, "Women reeort to any trick In Heins lived In New Britain elder construction of a side- i I® “* mailed. Tolland. David Miller, C ov^ - Also: Martin Bernier, Eniing- persons received minor injuries. pressly to reveal.” ton, Linda Slicer, Vemon, Eil­ Frosen Foods order to attract a man’s atten­ walk on Graham Rd. from I Spiehnan noted that one of try, Da'vid Andresen, Tolland. tion,’’ eald Tailor and Cutter, Roberta Dr. to the rlght-of- I**® problems involved waa the Jon Neumann, Coventry, all for een Wandzy, Vemon, and Ken Bhie ribbon: Pam Going, Cov­ Bernier, Ellingrton, all prizes for entry. “ and then they get morally af­ way to the EH Terry School. foutp categories of Uxes, real egg production; David Miller, fronted when you look. Also on the agenda under PropWty, in both district 1 Coventry, Standard Breed — terrarium; Ken and Martin Ber- Arte and Crafts ______nler, Ellington, Sue Bousouet, “ All they are after with their old business are the appoint-: district 2 (rur- Cockerel; David Andresen, Tol- Blue ribbons: Alan Aho, little short skirts and their mo­ ment of two representative to motor vehicle; and person- Innd, Mamie Crane. Vem on,: Charles Moore, Elllng- Priscilla Clay, Peggy Clay, desty boards Is power without the North Central Refuse Dls- property other than motor Sharon O’Bara. Tolland, all fo r , J**!* Kingsbury, Coventry, Lorry Glesecke, Pamela Knapp, re^onsiblllty.” THE MANCHESTER PARKADE trict and acceptance of a war-1 vehicle. Standard Breed — PuHet; Don-1 **' prices for miniature arrange- Cheryl Knapp, Pam Going, ’Die short-short skirts, much ' ' l ^ s k y ranty deed for a strip of land ! In oqder to keep the number "'<1 Bernier. Ellington, Olay nienta, John Cobum. Christine Melody, Scrapbooks in vogue in Britain now, present 60 feet wide being conveyed to ®f individual mailings down, the Wright, Tolland. Mamie Crane, Chuck Cobum. Phyllis Hoff­ special problems when the the town by Mrs. Emrilk V. j workers were able to include Vemon. all for sponsored chick, Blue ribbons: Alan Abo, man, Kristin Potter, Sandra wearers sit down. ’The skirts Deane and Mrs. Eveline V. all bills to an Individual toxpay- project: Clay Wright. ToNsnd, Charles Carl, Coventry; Have Dlckerman, Joan Simmons, Pat ride high and expose a great Nellson. er in one envelope, reducing the Fancy Fowl end Bantams: Da- Needles • Will Knit (club), Tol- Truman, and Marilee French, deal of the wearer. Itcms of new buslne.ss are I number of envetope# to be mail- '’*‘1 Andresen, Tolland, White land, Coventry; Diane Bouchard, “ Tailor and CXitter naturally OF HAVE THOSE GOING TO AND FROM adoption of a resolution deslg-1 ed from about 17,000 to 8,500. ®88#- 1 Knitting Karen Moulin, and Lucinda ^ feels a duty to support develop­ nating Oct. 24 as United Na- Splelman noted that while KebMte j 3iue Ribbons' Diane Buscag- ___Rau,■ ’Tolland;______. and —— -Patricia „v. i ment of new fashions, and gives ^ I “ “ ® tomormw, tax- Blue ribbon^ Larry Wilhelm ,,a, Coventry;' Sally Scovell, Mitchell. Vemon, aU for art the short skirt trend Its full propriatlon of » 1 ^ transfer-1 payers may pay their taxes 1"'’ Coventry; Ann Roy Coventry- 'work. blessing," said the magazine. red from the Orchard Hill i without penalty through the I^ ^ 4 Aronson, Coventry #®61 jq^nev and Marv Kins Tolland' Also: Hilda Lepter Lorrv •IBut we are not sJloi^ng mod­ SCHOOL SHOES! esty boards In Tailor and Cut­ cy and a request for an Total ^rand Hat for the town breedings does, Ricky Coventry* Nanev Tav* I Aronson, John Coburn Clndv ter house. A secretary with a appropriation of $4.00(^ trans- is more than |68 million and H'sdky. Coventry, senior i._ T^wn Pmw^’ Vemm •mi Crane. Alice Jeoauemiii Jana pair of pretty legs has always ferred from the contingency taxes billed total 13 264.745 breeding does: R ic k / Hladky. ^ ■ K ^ u r g JanJS S v been regarded at board level as JS t r id e R ite '^*"®y Splelman noted that prior to Coventry, David Clark Filing-' w I K GteTn^ a fringe benefit In an organlza- We rne r ’s 3 L e X construcUon irr'rv*WHheta ' Also: Mary ZabUsnsky, Diane Alice P fe lu S f, ijls^jT S u S ’, tl(m which has few other seduc­ SHOES FOR Also on the agenda are con i r n f w h J*®"’' ^fr- Bouchard, end Franclhe Blouln, Robin Pope end Laura Salman, tive attractions to offer.” SHOE Aiao on the agenda are con-1 jro.4 million. son Andover, both for senior Tolland: Cindy Crane and San- Vemon: Tnd Keren Moulin! ^ e msgsslns said gftla and m SHOE'that UMDCaSTANOS CHILDREN Vegetables ' -*'* Dlckerman, Coventry, all Tolland, all for crafts. women wear the new thlgh-hlgh LITTLE MUSIC SHOPPE GIRLS i„ . iilv Slippers; end Mary] Also: Janice a a y , Coventry: skirts In order to sxolts men by ..'W Zabllsnsky, Diane Bouchard. Frsnclne Blouln, Tolland, Jane showing off thslr limbs. CHARGE m i J!;. ^ Fnuiclne Blouln. Glnette Blou- Thomaa and Nancy Strong. “ ’They thus make short skirts ACCOUNTS ••■w OBONBB PROOitaM a at *^*"*^’ Beverly Vemon, Alice Jacquemin, Cov- INVITED A w Tolland, Sally Scovell and entry, and Nancy Rennie, Tol- SHOES FOR ®*™***’ Sandra Dlckerman, Coventry, land, all for camp crafts. MANCHESTER Jr., Ellington, both for cab- for miscellaneous articles, 875 MAIN STREET ABOVE QUINN'S STORE bags; Patty Bray, Coventry,! BOYS COMMUNITY COLLEGE carrots; Bill Peracchlo, Coven-1 m,,* rthhAoi- Front End 2 years full lime or 6 yeerc perl Wme try, sweet com : and George Jacoh«m. Coventry. «^cum- ANsneiD,* No 0 Countv Fair ' Charles # BifftInMs AtfmlnlatraUan (Inauranca) A iS' "Ruaa.a ’ 8:10 “ Or. A o’’ 10:25 R m . $ 1 1 8 0 EXPERIENCED bron, Suzanne MltSiell. Ver- canned goods, Thursday, September 9th ASSOCIATE IN SOENCE DEGREE Fooda Gates Open 7:00 (1) ALIGN FRONT RND non, Becky NIederwerfer. Ver- U) BALANCE FRONT Phone 649-5377 or writ, for detells non, Alan Bernier, Ellington, Blue ribbons; Ktin Olenney, CAREFUL Coventry, quick bread; Robin WHEELS—Rsf. 94-M Paul Bousquet. Hebron, all for (S) CHECK FRONT ^ gourds; Sue Drew, Hebron, Kingsbury, WHEEL. BBARINaR novelty clsse; Susan MHchell, , Co^’^^try, muf- (4) CHECK BRAHR F in iN G Vemon. kohlrabi; Prank Nled- J Going, Anne Aron- SYSTEM erwerfer, Vemon, onions; Kath> Hawley, Pat Tru- leen Wandzy, and Eileen Marilee French, and Kris' ------1— ------^------Wandsy, Vemon. Alan Aho end Olenney, Coventry. Judy Nled- Blll Peracchlo. Coventry, Henry I #»’w®rfer, Vemon, and Jackie Dombrowskl, Hebron, and Da- Conlon, Andover, all for drop INCLUDING ALL INSTRUCTION METHOD BOOKS FOR ' t vld a a rk , Ellington, all for cookies. t peppera I Also: Ann Simmons, Psit Tru- VOICE. ORGAN, PIANO AND ALL OTHER INSTRUMENTS »• k Also: T8Yi x M k NIederwerfer, msai JUid Kris Olenney, Coven- t t Vemon. poVtoes; Alan- -Bernier, ‘try, ellall f« for ■bar cookies: ------Kristin I % imtngton, parsley: Alan Aho, Potter and Ellen Simmons, Cov­ sonaoniMiT' ALSO SECULAR AND SACRED SONGS Coventry,', Don BeBemUr, Elling­ entry, and Mary King, ToUand, SERVICE OR ALL •1 ton. Frank I^lederwerfer, Ver­ all for Shaped oookles; Sue •sJAMSSOONOhi o o n v e n t io Na l M AM DR POPULAR SHEET MUSIC AND POPULAR BOOKS a non. and Paul BouaquM, He­ PlalBgraf and Charlene Taylor, j K m ’ t bron, all for pumpkins; Eileen Vemon, Bally Huektas ami Pat S^ermrdf^ Wandsy^ Vemon, Robert Ber­ Truman, Coventry, and Bmeet MUSIC AVAILABLE FOR TINY LIHLE FINGERS nier, Entngton, and Susanne MORIMIIY ''‘ ■I Smith, Tolland, all for brownies. * • Mltohell, Vemon. a)i for sum­ Also: Marties Froneh Coven­ ■' TO THE ADVANCED VIRTUOSO MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE — MANCHfSTIR mer sqliash; Eileen W a n ^ try, fruit bars; Charlene Taylor, ____wJAMMOONPto !,> and Sharon Wandsy, Vemon, Vemon, Phyllla Hoffman, Cov­ b r o t h e r s Open WtdiMsdoyi Thursday and Friday Nl^hls tin f r 8 Jr., Richard Wetherbea, Brian weathermen conaldered whether (00) Lloytl will finslly be (limed. 600 men and shoot from various __ilgnmenU have been an- Lawton, Marti Milkle, Richard 7, a day ahead of studsnts In ALL MAKES to dilute her strength by seed­ 1:10 Jtlsmaa The MacKlOUy Kantor novel angles to make It seem like ‘ nounced by Superintendent of Parker, Sally Ann Howat, Ann Hm Houston Orodea 8 throuali 12, and spe­ Edward McCormick FOR loirs WorkalMia about the notorious Confederate more of a crowd. We did that In I School! Oharlee Warner. Marie Seraphtn, Patricia Morse, ing. . foody Woodpseksr cial class pupils, who return NBW YORK (A P ) - BOwsrd prison was purchased by Mavis SepL 8. ‘Oam plon,’ Wa hired 300 extras • Parents of klnderjfairten chll- James Bordreau, Christopher Gordon Dunn, head of the Na­ 6:00 i‘ii( iS Nswa, Wsalhsr »^13)'(Kusnn£ouU ALL MODELS T. McCormick, former presi­ Columbia Picture! a decade and moved them around so It * . dren are reque.sted to send Gleason, Gale Bassos, Raymond tional Hurricane Center In Mi­ (M) What's NswT Ip) Momsnt of Psor Children Who ore neiw to the dent of the American Stock Ex­ ago. It passed throuph the 80) Mash Ooi^aa St)_Hl office will be open from H li appointment will be on ing being made. and Kirk Douglas into the blf- ’ Each child should wear a tag 6 : » 133) Club Rouss 8 a.m. to 8 p jn . doUy to aiooept LEASING PLAN Jr., Gina Lacafta, Steven Puerto Rico, where a decision ( 8) Pstsr Jsnnlngs—Nsws nounesd officially today by Nothing ever happened. Holly­ tlme. In recent timea the pro­ with the following Information 80-40) Psytm Plaas registrations. on It: Name, street address, Moore. James Thibodeau, Linda was to be made soon on an at­ (SO) Rooky and His M4sn& Lswsllyn Watts Jr., who has wood sat out the centennial, ex­ ducer’s films have tended to- Liggefts Jane Rossi, Robert I^ntlllo, (10) Nesrs, Wsathsr 10:00 RMO) ^ M i^ ts Entering Its ninth year, the telephone number, bus number tempt to feed the hurricane sil­ 6:30 (10-33-M) Huntlsy-Brtnkley 6-U) Doctors and NUrssa been president. cept tor the current "Shenan­ waird bigness "Judgment at Elizabeth Garbutt, Mary Ira, school wlH have a 196^68 en- I and teacher’s name. ver iodide crystals. ( 6) Wid# Country 34) World eOluilc McfSormock, 84, resigned un doah." Nuremberg," "It's a Mad (4) At The Parkade Allison Ma.son, Lon Marie Ben­ Such crystals would, weather­ (13) Nswsbsat 11:00 . S4-10-1M04M040) Nsws, roilhnent estimated at 780, com­ Now Stanley Kramer has tak­ ; (Following la a list of mom- (34) Antarctic BtoloCy Sports. Wsathsr ' pared with a first year enroll­ dsr firs os president of the World,” "Ship of Fools." It Is a MANCHESTER nett, Lori Wheeler and (Jurt men hope, condense moisture- PAUL DODGE American exchange, the natlon’e er up "Andersonville,'’ and he trend that doean't altogether I hig session pupils and their as- ( 3) Wallsr Cronklts Slack. laden winds to rain and thus ment in 1957 o f ohcNit 600. The ... ,«lgnmenta. A Hat of pupils tis- 6:46 (30) Petsr Jsnninss—Nssrs 11:U ■econd biggest. In 1961, Is a man who geta thinga done. please him. Goodwin, Ander.son. Wether­ break up Betsy’s destructive 7:00 ( 3) Movls ” • three Rham to(wn8 ore Hebron, "Actually I tried to huy the glgned to afternoon sessions (13-33-.KM0) News. Sporls. 110-30) Tonight (O) He and other exchange off! "The Europeans are doing bee, Lawton, Milkle children formation. So far. hurricane Andoarer and Marlborough. book when It first came out, but srill be published tomorrow. The Westhsr 11:30 (13) Moris When the school opened, the PONTIAC dele hod been criticized by great things In films, and with ride bus 1. (Ihirt Slack, bus 3, seeding has not proven ' conclu­ (34) What’s NswT 8) Moris lome members of the securities Columbia outbid me,” the pro­ kindergarten b\is route sched- all other children, bus 2. (18) Subecrlptlcm TV 3J} Show roe Mim______towns; now, Hebron sends CJolumbla wanted me to come If ed to the opening of schools.) are: about 40 per cent, and the other change's trading rules with su(' American movies-. They are probably would be In an even SEE SAVURDAt'S 'IV W EfS FOB CXMArUm U8IINO fi(hent vigor. here for ‘Ship o( Fools.’ We able to Indulge themselves, to jfe Mrs. Nancy Faleinclll, Wap- Michael Hall, Marsha Mosh­ better position meaning tw o to(wns about SO per cent decided to make it a two-picture ^ .,plng Professional Building, pii- er, James Ranlett, Jeanne Faculty Chongea - take time and try new things. farther from land by Wednes­ deal." "W e can’t do that here; the oils are: Tnisch, Jonathan Hills, Mirhele Because some of Uie school Prince Hitachi day. Having auccesafully launched aystem doesn't allow It." , Holly Collins, Michnel Dzie^- Brodrick, Joyce Oldach, Erwin personnel have submitted resig­ Highest winds at midnight TOKYO (AP) — Prince Hita­ hla "Ship," Kramer Is now hard Kramer has cast only one ac­ ^ .ynskl, Karen Ru.sh, Allen Bailey, Kathleen Moriarty, Monday were 80 miles an hour Radio nations recently, there ore new at work on "Anderaonvllle." openings on the high school chi, 29, youngest eon of-Emper­ tor in "Andersonville,'' which b Adams. Rebecca Sack, Michael Kurt Reardon, James Rose, in the center, with gales extend­ (This nellaf laoladea oaly these aswa broadsasta of M or 1* or Hirohito, underwent on oper­ "W e have a third o( the acripl Sheila Maguire, Carol Hayes, mhrate length. Some atatlofia carry other Mutit aeweeaets.) staiff. will start shooting next April. .Coty, Virginia Meadows, Willa ing outward 280 miles to the ation today In Tokyo to remove finiahed and men are out The camp commandant will be Holcome. Richard Jarvis, James Dttcas, Lisa Weidllch, northeast and 1(X) miles to the WDBC-isee ^ 5:16 Dial 12 Martin Kenny, who taught scouting for locations now,” he 10:56 Yankees vs. Angels the special dus, has resigned, a nonmallgnant growth of fatty played by Oalfar Werner, the Jeanne Bolton, Sharon Cas- Paul Bard, Francis Cheusky, southwest of the center. 6:00 Long John Wads tlieue In hie leg. reported. "The location needn’t 8:00 Dick Robinson w no-^M s and wDI Join the s ta ff o f the Wonderful doctor of "Ship of FfxJla." .Some irr tetter, Ellen Griffin. Richard Robert Llzotte. Barbara Ovell- At 6 a.m. (BIST) Betsy's high- 6:00 Afternoon Edition A ipokeemon said the opera­ be in the South, though it might ette, Raymond Jeffers, Mallssa 1:06 Nsws. Sign Oft Manaf teld State Training say ha will be the first actor to JCaoser, Ruth DlMarco, Alison e.st winds Increased to 86 miles 6:00 News, SiMrts. WeatiMr tion Was a Buccess and the be. It must be large enough to Levy, Darryl Zanni, Robert w a c B -e is 6:88 lAght 'n liv e ly ^ School on a fellowship. win hla near- namesake. J Arnold, and Elsie Theriault. an hour over a small area near 6:00 Hartford HlgbllshU prince would be able to leave look aa though It could house Armas. 6:48 Blue of Ryentng Persons Interested In either things Also, Robert Hatch, Charles the center. 7:00 News 7:06 Converaatlon P l ^ the hospital In two or thrae 60,000 prisoners, yet close COIN OPERATED Also, Mark Blumenthal, Lori Her position at that time was 8:05 Gaslight 7:30 Chet Huntley Job may contact Rham District J* Hulstein, John Hornet, James 13:00 Quiet Hours days. enough to a town big enough Swarm 25 Miles Long WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN Boop, Sandra Borrio, Kenneth about 300 miles north of San 7:30 News Superintendent Aram Dormo- happen tm Yoimg, Kimberly Dyer, Andrew WINF—ISM 7:60 Oongresstonal Report jiim at hla office In Hebron. to put up our company," 11 MAPLE ST. LK>ngo, and Diane Krivick. Juan Puerto Rico, and 900 miles 8:00 News, Weather 8:10 Pops Coocort JOHANNESBURG — Swarms ^ Goodwin, Linda Nelson, Doruia A ll children will ride bus 11. Another matter of loglatics Across From First Natto)ial I southeast of Miami. 6:16 Dial )3 8:30 Red Box va Senators There ore also openings at U Thant of locuats that attack farm S Cook, Harold Rowe and Sheri- Miss Marilyn Irvine, Our 6:46 Johnny Egan—SpOfts 11:00 News with concerns extras. I( the film is Store Parking I>ot Forecasters expected Betsy to 6:00 News, Weatlier the high school for a teacher’s UNrnBD NATIONB, N.T. crops do so In almost unbeliev­ J l.ynn Perloff. Savior Lutheran Church pupils 11:16 Sports Final aide, a head cust(x]ian and a shot within 300 miles of Holly­ OPEN 7 DAYS These children will all ride drift slowly northwest during 6:46 Lowell Thomas 11:30 Art Johnson (AP) — U.N. Secretary-General wood, extras must be paid union ably large numbers. A swarm 16-Lb. Wash— 2So are: the next 24 hours with a lllUe 7:00 World Tonight W ro F —1416 custodian. More Information bus 9. 7:15 Frank GI (ford—Sports CASH from U Thant bos ended five days of (Herald photo by Oflora) scale. that once attacked vegetation 8-Lb. Dry Cleon—12-04 Darlene Birtles, Christopher Increase in size and Intensity. 6:00 Oeorgle Brewer and application blanks may be talk! (m the India-Poklstan Mrs. Nancy Chirtls, Wapping 7:30 Harry Ressoner 7:00 Ken Griffin "Suppoalng we uae 6,000 In South Africa was 25 miles 5 Lbs. Or Under—81.50 Babltt, Joan Bloom, Mark The Weather Bureau said Bet­ 8:00 News 13:00 Douglas f obtained at the high school of­ dispute over Kashmir. *“ Professional Building, pupils j Evans, Daniel Gallagher, Jeff^ aun men," Kramer mused. "With long, a mile and a half broad Free Mothproofing > sy posed no threat to land areas fice. Beneficial... He met for the past five days ery Williams, Jan Snyder, Sheep Blocking at the Tdlland County 4~H Fair makeup, costumes, meals, etc., and a half mile deep. e. *re : today or Wednesday. with Lt. Gen. Robert H. Nlmmo Kathleen Smith, Charles Bur­ Lauren Ask, Diane Amos, Su­ day flight that began June 14, Conrad at 8:06 a.m. (EST), MUSTN’T MISS THE RIDE Betsy is tile season’s second 1963. Aug. 26, while In 76th orbit. of Australia, chief of the U.N. dick, Paul Turck, Jay Collins, san Bidwell, Jill Snyder, Susan hurricane. The first, Anna, DARIEN, Ga. (A P ) — Miss- and 45 minutes to prepare Iti^lng— currying the wool with a'?>clted by judge Gaylord tor her Mark Bums, Darlene George, Boticello, Donna Schwelr and 6. Most manned flights: Unit­ American records; military observer group in India Preparing a sheep for compe­ spawned In colder North Atlan­ in^thelr ride to school means a as If for a show. short, stiff-bristled brush to re­ careful, quiet handling of her i per Jr., 88. Record broken by Gemini 8 at weeks. shape. Also James Mtlkie, Deborah cane research end seeding ex­ First flight; Project Mercury for Mgh scIkmI pupils. A boat Ask for your vacation cash now! mander of U.a forces in the the back and sides should look The second blue ribbon went Pajot, Lori MeUen, Mark Du- ham, Helen Snelgrove, Chris­ 10:69 a.m. (EST), Aug. 28,.while Tolland County 4-H’rs,’ par­ periments. Faith 7 capsule. May 18-16, 1963, in 78th orbit. brings the 16 yoimgsters into Pacific, Adm. U.S. Grant Sharp, almost flat, sind the leg.s should The first blue ribbon Satur­ to Berry Smith (Ibft), of West ' MANCHESTEIU-649-5261 prey, Carol Andeirson, Linda tine CJummlngs, Andrew Ca- ticipating In the sheep blocking Weathermen are hesitant to 22 orbits, 34 hours, 20 minutes. 2. Space altitude — maximum Darien each Monday morning. Ask for a 'Treat-Yourself Vacation Loan — niFAY* AMOUNT arrived In Tokyo to attend be trimmed to enhance their day went to Chris Mclady Wlllington, who worked above, prp*>' GagUardo, Kenneth Lauch, Mi­ marata, Richard Gerber,.Joyce t tic seed storms too close to land, Second flight; Gemini 8, Aug. 216 miles. They stay with friends or rela­ and wonderful things start to happen! Get MONTHLY OF LOAN Wednesday’s meeting of the contest at the county 4-H fair fullness. (right), daughter of Mr. and around and on all sides o f his chael Tevlln, David Brown, Martllla, Thomas Mazza and meaning within a few htmdred 21-29, 120 orbits, 190 hours, 66 Old record: 176 miles by Navy tives during the week and re­ $16.75 $300 U.S.-Japan security treaty con­ Saturday, were each griven an The 4-H’rs two primary Mrs. Raymond Melady, Parker animal, trying to achieve the Ample Parking Front and Rear. , Kimberley Kent, and Chris Karen Seehafer. cash to get ready, cash to go, and an Inter­ miles or within 36 hours away. minutes. Capt. Walter M. Schltra Jr., turn to the island by boat Fri­ sultative committee. unfamiliar, untrimmed animal grooming techniques are card- Bridge Rd., Coventry, who was proper effect Bordeau. Martllla, Mazza and Seeha­ national Credit Card for immediate service 26.58 500 fer children ride bus 11. A ll In 1949, a seeded storm split 2. Individual with moat space during slx-orblt Project Mercu­ day afternoon. Sharp and U.S. Ambassador Anderson, GagUardo, Lauch, When they miss the boat on 36.41 700 other children ride bus 12. in half and one portion slammed flight time—Cooper, with 225 ry flight, Oct. 8. 1962. along the way at any Beneficial office coast- Edwin O. Reischauer will attend Hospital today with a mild con­ played. Other Churchilliana, Tevlln, Kent, Brown, and Bor­ Into Savannah, Ga. Weathermen Monday morning It means no Miss Susan McKinney, Our hours, 16 minutes. Broken by Gemini 5 In first to-coastl Phone now and let Beneficial 51.16 1,000 the meeting. cussion suffered when her po.ssibly manuscripts, will be deau children will ride bus 6. said the aeedlng was not respon- school that week. put "Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen! Savior Lutheran Church, pupils Old record; 119 hours, 6 orbit, Aug. 81. *On 24 month plan. horse, Attorney General, fell on Churchill Funeral Coach exhibited therein, he said. A ll other children w ill ride bus aible. minutes by Bykovsky. cash in your pocket. . . fast! are: Arthur Goldberg her Sunday. In Blackheath, England, Ro­ I ! B. Record broken by Cooper at Mrs. Constance Smith, Wap­ Laurene Delano, Bryan Incas Ground Peanuts UNITED NA'nONS, N.Y. One of Kathleen’s brothers, salie Vexter said she had writ­ 9:46 p.m. (E ST), Aug. 24, dur­ Bought by California City ten to ask the City of Industry to ping Professional Building, pu­ Heath, David Elliott, Deborah ing Gemini 6’s 64th orbit. (A P ) — Arthur J, Goldberg, Joseph, 12, was recuperating at pils are: Chenette, Barbara Miller, Rene The Worid's Best U.S. ambassador to the United home with chest injuries suf­ reconsider Its purchase. She 8. Individuals making longest U M A — Thirty centuriee ago said she wanted the car ^ a Outfoxed! Vincent Ihlbodeau, Kent Roy, Michael Barrett, George Gemini Set single spaceflight — Cooper and Ihoa Indians of Peru ground Perfumes-Cotognes BENEFICIAL H Nations, and Dr. Marlin Luther fered when struck by a boom LOS ANGELES (AP) — Thef Darius Johnson, City of Indus­ Bishop, Lori Ginsberg, Chris­ FINANCE SYSTEM while sailing from Long Island museum piece In her commiuii- Darlene, Dianne Allen, Kevin Navy Lt. Cmdr. Charles 0>nrad up peaimts and mixed them King Jr. have postponed the funeral coach In which Sir Win­ try councilman who negotiated topher Homlsh, Paul Bednar- “Free Gift Wrapping” to Cape 0>d Sunday. ty. Whatever style fur piece you own, « j-ii-i A Lotreck, Cynthia Zalucki, Loans up to $1(XX> — Loans Rfe-lnsursd St tow cost meeting they had scheduled to­ the purchase, was not sym­ Jr., 38, with 190 hours, 65 with honey and used the result ston Cliurchill’s body was car­ ezyk, Michael O’RelUy, Brian James Coulon, Iliene Mathews. Five Marks minutes. as a gpread. The Spanish ex­ day. Another brother, Robert Jr., pathetic with Marsh’s objection. its loss, damage or theft can be a Aldrich, Andrew Cohen. Rosa- ARTHUR DRU6 Baneflciai Flnonca Co. of Monchstlar Ellen Reynolds, Wendy Gagg Old record: 119 hours, 6 plorers discovered peanuts as A spokesman for the U.S. mls- 11, was out of Ihef hospital with ried to its final resting place has "The railroad was going to Mint Reopens financial hardship. Get protettion lyn Krepclo, Michelle Etonadio, and John Beck. MANNED SPACE CENTER, minutes by Bykovsky. 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER aion said Goldberg had to attend 100 stitches in a leg wound suf­ been bought by a California city junk it,” said Johnson Monday. ^ v id Kingsbury, Jennifer De- w ell as gold and se(nt both bock I Also Michael Fitzpatrick, Au­ Houston, Tex. (A P ) — The Record broken by Cooper and to Spain. I Mltchofl 3-4156 • (Over So. New England Tel. Busimss OOea a meeting of the U.N. special fered when he fell through a "W e thought it should not be SAN FRANC3SCX3 (A P ) now with AEtna Casualty’s low- Rose. that wanted a memorial of the drey Bryda, Francis Rcichle. Gemini 6 mlsBfon established A IMS r i 3100 c o ll 31700 aSm rM*M Is committee on peacekeeping op window from a garage roof at late British prime minister. destroyed, and got In touch with The San Francisco mint — Also. Kathleen Green, Susan five world ^ a c e flight records, 12 ewiwcrilM iniUMnnnU oTS3.7S Mdi. cost “ all risks” Fur Floater. It cov- Anthony Vocello, Thomas Ste- aratlons which had been unex­ the Kennedy compound Friday. City of Industry, an Industrial the railroad and arranged to closed for 10 years — will re­ Perloff, Kim Hammick, Lois three world records for individ­ pectedly scheduled. King and buy it.” open Wednesday. ers practically all risks of loss or Graf, Kelly D'AIotslo, Laura ben, Richard Falcinelli, Kath­ suburb, recently purchased for uals, and two American space Goldberg have agreed to make CAR(H,INE JOINfi-^AMILY Johnson sidd the protest Is­ Eva Adams, director of the Bucelvlclus, Kry.sana Duszny, leen Swift, Kathleen Harris, records. $680 the railroad coach which damage anywhere, anytime. Call ub . --ii-i Kenneth Dumas, Karen Saun­ another appointment In a few NEWPORT, R. I. 7At>)—Caro­ carried the statesman’s body sues from those who didn’t give U.S. Mint, said the San Francls- Craig Sternagel. Christine Mar­ World records: MANCHESTER'S days. 1 ders, and ,NoIa Carney. line Kennedy has joined her from London’s Waterloo Station it a second thought until they co branch will be open for five tin, Sandra Bagot, Gregory 1. Longest manned spaceflight Goldberg invited King to find 0 years. A new decision will be A ll children ride bus 4. mother, Mrs, John F. Kennedy, on the last stage of the funeral heard it wax going out of the Young and Christopher Waslk. — 190 hours, 86 minutes. out his views on Viet Nam. The made then whether it will re­ Gregory Young will ride bus and brother, John Jr,, at Ham­ procession. The coach Is intend­ coimtry.” Old record: 119 hours, 6 Negro civil rights leader recent- “ A number of us here In the main open. f. AH other children bus 9. minutes, Soviet Lt. Ck)I. Valery ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER mersmith Farm for a two-week ed for use as a museum piece. THE I j called for a settlement there. City of Industry admired Mr. Production will be limited to Miss Virginia Vabales, Wap­ Area Weather Bykovsky’s flight that began visit with Mrs. Kennedy’s step­ But Richard Marsh, member father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. pennies at first, she said. Later, May urn quota rate* and asaut you ping Community Church, pu­ June 14, 1963. of Parliament and chairman of Churchill and thought we would Hugh D. Auchlncloss. like to have the coach here as a nickels will also be produced. pils are: WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) Record broken by Gemini 5 at Kathy Kennedy Britain's state-owned railroad OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! system, recently protested the Churchill museum. After all, his The San Francisco mint was as we have ao many other a? Stephen Smith, Richard Bel- Overnight temperatures contin­ 8:06 a.m. (EST), Aug. 26, while HTANNIS PORT, Mass. (A P ) Mrs. Kennedy and her son ar­ sale, "It's a ridiculous price,” mother was a American.” deactivated In March 1955 and atridga, Brendan Callahan, Mi­ ue to fall to record lows, the In 75th orbit. — Kathleen Kennedy, 14-year- rived Friday, but Caroline re­ said Marsh. "N o effort seems to Johnson said his city will buy changed to an assay office. It chelle Mangino, Richard Mazur, U.S. Weather Bureau said today. 2. Total U.S. man-hours in EATOWI old daughter of Sen. Robert F. mained at Hyannis Port, Mass., 1215 >/i SILVER LANE— EAST HARTFORD have been made to keep it a hillside parcel as a park had operated for more than 100 Steven Lawler, Mldy Gail Hal- The combination of clear skies space — 639 hours, 48 minutes. Kennedy, D-N.Y., was In 8at- over the weekend for a horse dry air and light winds shat­ Old record: 807 hours, 18 MORIARTY BROTHERS lefoctory condition at Cape Ckxl show and swimming meet. here.” where the ooa.ch can be dis­ years before the 1956 closing. pert, Charles Lassman, Loma G tered many old temperature 11 Perkins, Deborah Jean Polio, minutes, set by Russians dur­ 'ALL MEATS are FRESH CUT — records tn New England during ing eight manned flights. Susan Denning, Margaret Juk- the night, the bureau said. 1 by SERVING YOU WITH NONE ore PRE-PACKAGED!" nls, (Jynthla Bannon, Kathleen The record low for Aug. 31 1:01 p.m. (EST), Aug. 28, while 24 24 fitaucy. at the bureau — 46 In 1934 — in 78th orbit of American ninth Mobilhocif Also, U sa Fritzen, David Hill, was erased early today when a space flight. STORE HOURS: Frank Interlandi, Eric Stmnd- temperature of 38 degrees was 3. Longest multlmanned HOUR HOUR Tnes., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 Danna Smith, Philip Eu- recorded. The 38 also tied the spacetfHgfet — 190 hours, 66 Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) zenas, Paul Strlebel, Deborah record low for the month which minutes. FUEL OIL BURNER Young, Victoria Lenkelt, Paul was set on Aug. 26, 1940. Old record: 97 hours, 89 Templeton, Rose Wodal. Skies will be sunny this morn­ minutes, astronauts James A. DEUVERY FUEL OILS ^ SERVICE A ll children ride bus 6. ing but cloudiness will increase McDlvltt and Edward H. White Miss Faith Razzano, First this afternoon as a storm S3rs- n , June S-7, with Gemini 4. Oongregtlonal Church, Wolcott tem over the southern Great Record broken by Gemini 6 at Building pupils are: Lakes region becomes organized, 10:89 a.m. (E8TI« Aug. 26, In Kevin ciharette, Kellle-An the bureau said. The center of 62nd orbit. CALL 643-5135 WED. ONLY Gossett, Peter Maynard, Sherri- the low Is expected to move 4. Most orbits for a manned space flight — 120. 315 CENTER STREET l/ynn McCarthy, Thomas Han­ through the St. Lawrence River MANCHESTER valley tomorrow. Old record: 81 by Soviet Lt. GENUINE SPRING sen, Winiam DlMonta, Deborah Col. Valeiy Bykovsky with five- Howard, Rose Marie Martoccl, Skies will be cloudy over S.B.M. “ P A Y S to S A V E Plan” gives you all 3 James (5oodwln, Thomas Math­ Southern New England tonight er, Kimberly Roe. ITiomas Dil­ and temperatures will not be as lon, Donald Wood.s, John cold as the last two nights. •nirowe, Donna Bancroft, Marie There is a chance that a few showers may work their way LAMB Hialpln, Mary Jane Tourlson. into the state during the night, Also, Margaret Bond, Ken­ hut the bulk of the rain is ex­ neth Jones, Mary Toce, Jeremy pected to move across the north­ Evans, Douglas Leonard, Joan ern three New England states. Marie Lacy, Margaret VanElls, A cold front extends south­ Debra McElroy, Julie Trzclnskl, LEGS ward from the low, the bureau lis a Carol Kane, Carol Ann said. This front Is expected to C SE Groviing Bendrok, Carl Selavka. be the mechanism to develop A ll children ride bus 1. another period of showers on Miss Nancy Foth, First Con­ Wednesday afternoon. gregational Church, Wolcott Skies Wednesday will there­ 3 Building, pupils are; fore be variable as the low Place-Setting only Robert Wetherbee, Kelly moves to the north and the'front Ot o t w s n Bchlmpf. Marie Zagarskl, Ro­ approaches Southern New Eng­ berta Yonika, Joan Hansen, land. Southerly breezes, how­ Joan CJarey, Russell enable, Su­ ever, will bring warmer air Into MOST zanne Nowik, Michael Smith. u the three-state area Wednesday. Michael Farrell, linda Marie MODELS Downs, Laurie Ann Slack, Jo­ IN STOCK SHIP LOAN OK’D Unci OCCt»S*^ F AnoOSU seph Clcco, Donna Beaudoin, WASHINGTON (AP) — Bills Patricia Simons, Stanley Mar­ to permit sale or loan of 21 vel, Claudia Martin, Ricky Ross, mothballed U.S. warships to 10 WINDOW ond Brenda Mills. friendly countries have been Also, Christine Nizlankiewlcz, passed by the House and sent to Timothy Buckley, Linda Of- the Senate. SHADES stein, Kathleen Ekstrom, Greg The Navy estimoted the coet 1965 STUDEBAKERS Vachula, Jon Dwyer,' Eileen of activating the vessels at from Modt to Order ' Psrman, Sue Marsh, Daniel Sul- $78 million to $117 mtltlon. 'ALSO SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS BEFORE 66s COME OUT! Mvan and Timothy Rackliffe. Most of the cost is to come VENETIAN BLINDS Wetherbee, Schlmpf, Zagar- from foreign aid funds. Including: Heater, Defroster, Oil Fil- a s l o w a s •kl, Yonika, and' Hansen chil­ Bring jronr old rollers la The 14 destroyers, 3 submo- aad sava S6o per shads Undercoat, Padded Dash, 2-speed m dren ride Bus 2. Timothy Rack- lines, 8 destroyer escorts and o Mffe, Bus 1. All other children hellocpter carrier are to be i>ro- W i ^ n , Horn Ring, Windshield Wash- \ wM J,1nis 3. vlded to help expand antlaub- er, Seat Belts. ^ 7 Mrs. Aramlnta Booker, First marine defenses of Argentina, EXTRA BONUS for THRIFT. Oongregational Church Wolcott Brazil, Chile, Peru, Venezuela, Half Legs...lb. Building, pupIlB are; Italy, Spain, Nationalist China, READY TO GOI ■■ John G<^wln, Jehn Anderson M Turkey and the PhiUpptnea. NOTHING ELSE TO BUYl ^ [ We Bsseryg The Right To limlC’Qiianttttes Matching BTERNAL HARVEST Delivered In Manchester SALT A PEPPER SHAKERS ARMOUR'S STAR' with your FIRST China Purchas* See Onr - S avings B ank F O R E X P E R T Good Seleetfen Off BOLAND BOLOGNA or Ploet'Sattlng or AeeiHsery Pfoet WHEEL BALANCING RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RRCORING Iliad Studtbaktn with yaur 8th *ntn American States. wsrs sunk Ailg. 4 in a sea batfie ted with a Republican predeces­ next step is up to the Houaq and jUjr*. Bntircd •{ with the OI^Ba Communists. i sor and his last OOP challenger. lUr. Oonn., aa That means, if it carries through, Republican leaders agreed approval is expected. , .Budget The oCfleial announoemsnt Director Charlea L. Schultxa that the United States is finally free said Adm. Ud Xwang-kai sa^ and disagreed over the value of ■ome so-called splinter organl- eajre government spk advantage of McCheeney Martin, head of the \ M onth o 0 o a»‘a a a»a aaas tsung, deputy commander In Federal Reeerve System, says Our function In the crisis would be a meeting of the RepublMlcan chief of 'tha navy, was ap^ntM Policy Coordinating Committee the g n o m ic Impact of the war ■nni i&pClA^CD PRX8B reduced to that of seeing that neither to sqqeeea UU. to tsiilk with former President in Viet Nam "haen't gotten eut Tho Asaoclatod^osi Is exclusively onUtljM side won. Gen: jCao Kuoi-yuan, poHttcal of control yet." to dhs uss of ropubllcatlon of all news dls- j warfare director in the Defense Dwight D. Elsenhower and Bar­ Aik iM ibout j« ^ e s credited to It or »«l This does not resolve the basic legal ry Goldwater, the OOP’s 1964 •d ^ thl* P^P*** B«W» PM»* Departmsnt, was namsd com presidential nominee. AEtng Casualty's top quattiy.. and moral questions surrounding our mandsr in chief iot the army ***SS* rISits at ropubUcatloo special dis­ original intervention. But- It can mean Bucesadihg Gen, Uu an-cht, whO The President and former protsetkm that aavta patches hsretn are also rassrrsd.______president talked for about 46 that we do ourselves a little less per­ bald the post for four years. doUara for aafo drivaral The ssa battle off the China minutes at the White House, and candies manent damage In the hemisphere than mainland cost the Nationalists afterward press secretary Moy­ Robort J. Smith, Inc., ; has seemed' probable. two vmrshlps and the possible ers said; £ 3 « "The President always wel­ * NOW AVAILABLI AT 60S MAIN STREET Erenlnc Herald. ______The present plan for a provisional loss o f more than 200 men. Tai­ pei first olaiined three CommU' comes the chance to get the government means that the rebels PINE PHARMACY Phone 649-5241 Pull sopneo client of N. ». A. 1st ships were sunk and then feneral’s'Skivlce on many sub- Publishers RepresenUllves - '^e Julius haven’t won. In the field of action, the revised Us claim tp five F ects." 664 CENTER ST. 649-98 Mathews Special Agency — Now York, Chi- The Johnson-Goldwater ex­ liprMtnllnf g in Cmtftr ~B. Detroit and Bootork___ n . victory they may have been about to warships sunk. and lour bai ind lu r il / Companr jtBMBBR AUDIT BURKAU OP CIRCUIA.- damaged. change was -via telephone. Moy­ gall) when ,our Marlnee intervened. (Herald pboto b y Otlars)' ers said, "They had a nice i Hirtlord, ComiKtkut But if there is any validity to the friendly social chat.” Blsplay advsrtlslnc clo s^ hours: COVENTRY, Breland (A He said Johnson had offered ,.Msr Mtonday — 1 p.tn. PfMay. rebel claim of strength among the peo­ •— Factory employes today c Folk Singers in Pearson Memoriai Concert Tonight ^ ^ r Tuesday — 1 p.m. Mtjjdaj^ ple of the country, and the rebels are to provide Goldwater with Cen­ tlnued ,an unofficial stiika tral Intelligence Agency brief­ Or Wednesday — I p m Tuesday. aupport of a girl fellow worker The site of toolght'a pop concert has been changed froifl O. Albert FewBOA »re an'18-piace jazz band, a 50-voles Or Thursday — 1 p.m Wednesday, rA.lly willing to work for tho goals of Maiy Cheney Library to Bailey Auditorium of Manchester . skiDUU chorale'gtDUp. and s^ lzts'S d b tt (Jlendaniel and ings. This is something Gold- hr Priday — 1 p.m. Thur^ay. a democracy through the methods of fired for spending too much Steabeth ..Towles,. Robert Vatef, Manchester High School water spumed when he waa a hr Saturday — i p.m. Priday. time in the jrowder room. High School because of the likelihood of rain. The oopokrt Jasslfled deadline; 10;S0 Ain. each day of democracy, Che acceptance of thie pro­ will start at 7:30 al originally scheduled. One of the groups music director and organizer of ths concert, has been in- presidential candidate. He said bllcatloo except Saturday — * abl Reginald C3ark, a strike or­ stnunentAl In aterting a memorial music scholarship in ths he wanted more details before visional government should give them ganizer, said "The management who will play tonight is ^ "Nutmeg Ramblers,’’ a folk music group composed of, from left, Pete Tsnnaat, Fred hams Of his predecessor, Pearson, who directed music at the deciding alx>ut the current offer. Ttwndny. August SI thelf ^Air' A>vl full chance to- work for has been bullying our people for .high school tor over 30 yeafS,, A Collection for this scholar- r too long.** Sprague, Day son Wrubel, Bob McNeil and Phil Bennstt. and gain that 'victory by ballots instead The. management of -a coven Other features of this concert, held In mem(>ry of the late ^ p wUl be taken d u rliy , toMght'B concept. ______■ Oapitel Quote* of bullets. try felt factory claimed Carole Thomas E. Dewey, former F Lloyd, 19, a machinist, stayed 20 > I • ' ' ' I, in leadership slc^l8 and methods, governor of New. York and twice « An Early Yellow This prospect of peace in Dominica the GOP presidential nominee: comes just In time. For, the night be­ minutes In the ladles room one Miss Gipson and others in toe gWhsn frost cam* to the environs o< day last week. She was fired Miss Gipson 17-member group from Spring- "Anyone who tries to form an Viner Casuals are-so fore mortar shells were failing in the organization in his own image Fm going Manchester with the dawn of Tueaday, and 46 other workers walked field College worked wlto un­ basic,so right forevery city zone held by the rebels, and tha out. derprivileged and unemployed will fall.’’ tfig 31. 1965, It was early by the print- The Open Feiruni om e Idaho Gov, Robert E. Smylle, military junta and the United States "Wc have found out that the Back youth. steady with occasion that a gal 2 calendar, but not by the state of na- girl waa ill at the time," said Commimleatlons fur publications in the Opaa Fcnim will chairman of the new Republican forces were arguing over which one of The college group undertook Governors Association: "I think marries them for lifel S re. Clark. ' not be guaranteed publication if they contain hlorc than Miss Jamie Qlpsdh returned the privately financed, two- them must have been firing them, and For management, William 8,00 words. The Herald reserves the right to decline to we ought to have It (the splinter $6.95 to $10.95 f. Asters had attained that perfection to bar home on Notch Rd., Bol­ memth trip to help the youth Issue) out with them on the floor the stalemate of many weeks threaten­ Brown said: "It’s nonsense publish any matter that may be libelous or which to In bad at this underdeveloped British 41 bloom at which frost likes to t ^ a say the girl waa ill. If anyone is ton, last night after epending in the highest council of the par­ ed to become a three-cornered blood taste. Free expression of political views la dastred by protectorate. U1 at our factoty we send them the, summer In British Glu|wa ty.” ftem. bath. contributions ot tola character but letters which a z r de­ -Tomatoes had produced their first home and pay them." famatory or abusive will be rejected. ' Republican National Chair­ But perhaps In Dominica, aa just pre­ leading youth to a fulfillment IKE COMES TO CAIX, man Ray C. Bliss; "I am fed up jb o d of drought-sired fruit, and were o t toelr potential leadership viously in Yemen, this is a season for KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia WASHINGTON (AP) — on this question of side groups. I Beginning to concentrate on a few large (AP) Prlnte Minister Abdul ahtUUes. Former President Dwight D. will work with any group that people to realize the dead end futility Miss Gipson Is toe daughter Specimens which would never have been Rahman marked Malaysia’, The w e r e < Something HMped Eisenhower called at the White will help elect Republicans.” of-struggles nobody can really win in of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. S place in a 1965 garden. second birthday today with To the Editor, To toe Editor, House Monday and chatted for James Marlow, AP news ana- . the field. May it prove contagrious, in pledge "to ensure security I A few months ago we wrote Gtpsott, formerly of 1712 S. Main 45 minutes with President Jolin- ^Cucumber vines had. already begun to Did you know that WCTU KaahiAlr. for instance, or in Vietnam. this region of Southeast Asia.’’ stands for Woman’s Christian a letter about our little 4 year S t and now o t Bolton. She will son. Allow, and were already stiff with dry In a message to his nation Temperance Union? old (Cathy) who had never said enter her senioa* year at Spring- Press secretary Bill D. Moy­ { d age before this dawn found them Rahman also told the newly IH’ That it is a local, state, na­ "Mama or Daddy" because she field College next month as a ers said the President learned SeriM By Resinekl Pint# dependent State of Singapore physical education major. FOR RENT sen too. tional and inter-national or- was bom "aphaslc.” In the letter that Eisenhower was in town for a and 16 mm. Movie Projetv A Computer Would Have Known that the "time for recrimination anlzation with Unions in all we Mo-ote about toe. Mystic Oral She says her flight beck, a Republican meeting and Invlt |The whole summer time table had The other day a suspect New York THE BIG POUR (A) r Using Vibrhtw Hose To Smooth Concrete In Forms Is past.” He said it was esaen- tors—sound or silent, also 8 8 1 M A IN 0 states, District of (tolum- School for toe Deaf, which from Georgetown, toe capital, ed him to stop by. Moyers said 35 mm. slide projectors. n one in wWch drought Inhibited police were holding and questioning in tlaf to "work together for fbia, Puerto Rico and 75 na­ Cathy attends and toe wonder­ via Carcacas to New York, waa the two discussed the steel ne M A N C H IS T I8 vth but promoted earlier comple- connection with an alleged attempt at SBVESN PAYS AND NIGHTS bright and happy future." tions 7 ful work they are doing in uneventful. gotiatlons, the war In Viet Nam Much of the statement was WELDON DRUG CO. bn of the fruit and blossom process. extortion wound up his session under of continuous concrete pour, That toe World WCTU is teaching toe deaf and aphaslc Besides training members of I Latln-American problems and 901 Main SL—Tel. 648-6321 devoted to Singapore's breaka­ meeting in Interlaken Switzer­ Although nobody dared mention the third degree with a confession that from Tuesday, Aug. 17 to Mon­ children, in spite of overcrowd­ Guianese youth organizations otoer matters. day midnight', Aug. 23, built the way from the Malaysian federa­ land September 1965? ing and outnioded facilities. We something that seemed, at the time, bad nq relation to the alleged e'xtortion. Jimmy Breslin new trilo .complex at the Central Connecticut Yankee tion, only three weeks before the That toe organization was urged all who were touched by such a silly prank on the human ear, The suspect confessed to a murder 'the anniversary. formed to unite Christian wom­ Oonqectiout.Farmers Coopera­ Rahman warned Indonesia our plea to write or call their there were katy-dids heard, this year. police were trying to solve, and signed tive Association on Apel Place. Bv A.H.O. en for the protection of toe legrislators regarding Bill No. not to try to -win over Singa­ home? In the middlb of July, just about six a confession in which, according to po­ Construction waa by the slip- 683, one item of which provided Where Teens Cry Once pore arid declared the security That it provides an avenue for capital improvement fundi form method, common in the tion hearing it is viewed as o f Malaysia and Its former wetfcs ago this date. lice, he gave "astonishing details’’ of midwest;; but employed only One can begin to understand, of action through group study, authoriMtion for toe My*’^ CHU LAI, Viet Nam Fine wanled to go good there.. NOw I • rather a lucky thing, rather member are indivisible. And if you look where, the frost the killing that "conceivably could qnly once before in Connecticut. The as reports of the nice little hii- discussion and exchange of In­ Oral School. sand drizzled into the banker feel.like I want to db good.” . cussions at the public hearings than a preempting of time formation? death has dropped the pumpkin leaves, be known to the perpetrator.” entire, form for the seven-inch Bill No. 683 died In committee, where <3iristopher Buchs sat in "Do you have Any girl you go. conducted by the committees which should be given the pub­ HONG KONG (AP) — The That it projects program ac­ I you will see that' the globes,’ bn this 31st So the police charged the fellow with the afternoon heat and waited out with?" . . thU^ walls rose slowly (about lic, because otherwise there British-owned China Mali today tivities through departments to but because so many letters I 10 ihehee an hour) on 40 jacks o f the Constitutional Conven­ were received in support of the day of A u ^ st, 1965,. are yellow,, which murder, apd, the next day, presented for the night. The sand was i "1 have a girt,' Nancy. She’s- tion continue to come in, why might not ha much- of a public uesUoned toe huge costs" of meet toe varied interests of toe I thick hi his blond hair, and it 17. She goes to BYaaer High. I kept Iwel by water manifold hearing at all. - le U.8.-Soviet space race "in a membership and toe needs of Mystic Oral School, this Item I Is g record. hhn in o o t ^ There his la'wyer appear­ control. -T^ forms amd work­ that Convention: had the wis­ formed little white ridges on just got a letter from Miir,''8he:’ If there is going to ’ be no aworld populated to a large ex­ tha community r was submlttbd as a aeparate bUl. I ed, with indisputable proof that this de­ men seemed to be suspended on dom to atm at the standard of Governor Dempsey subsequent-1 the black, closed-Up shrapnel said one at her aunts had. to go' one employe per delegate when great dialogue between parties tent by hungry people." , That its major emphasis are lightful character had actually been in wounds on his throat and chest. to the doctor'.s for.a baby aqd a'tower of-.curing concrete dur­ "If America and Russia health and safety, Christian ly met With a small group of I ing their round-the-clock per­ it created a staff for Itself. or philosophies on th e‘part of parents to dismiss tola bill and! Bronx County Jail on last June 14, the He sat on a cot with his rltle had triplets. l ' -wbrnlef what the people of Connecticut, Joined forces," the English-lan­ citizenship and international Happier F a^ y? formance. The new silos, 130 This was one basic way of assured us that he would pro-1 t day of the kilUhg- to which he had con­ next to him, and he looked at that’s like. When you're, mar­ guaranteeing the Convention there had better at least be guage newspaper said in a relations for peace? feet high, with a capacity of front-page edltoriaJ, - "the cost vide funds in his b u d n t to ‘‘help I The latest small duster o f Presiden­ the math exam the correspon­ ried and your wife goes to the against complerte loneliness. some kind of open dialogue be­ That education dealing with fessed. dence school had sent him. He doctor for a b'ahy..” 200;400' bushels, and now Man­ would be halved and the task the effect of alcohoL especially toe kids." Before toe General tial appointments would seem to serve Now, .of course, there is developing chester’s taUis.t and most un­ This Convention is beginning tween the official deleiigatea to Assembly adjourned, this new! had ah 84 on the exam. " I did Fairest Hayden, a tWn, 20- the Convention. made easier." upon youth, is a major concern some unstated purposes of official fam­ year-old corporal, came into-jhB usual structiireiB, were built by to show sigma of wanting to The Mail called tha flight of and educational materials deal­ bill waa passed, providing au-l vhat has come to be tha standahl out­ it quick,” he said. be loved, and there may, after ily laocommodation rather than any viai- The bunker was a large bunker and sat down. He .-wore Borton, Inc. of Hutdiihson, And this the good and dis- America's Gemini 6 “marvel­ ing with alcohol and other nar­ thorizatlon for funds to build a I cry on the part of those who constitute all, be something for that tlnguiahed delsgatea to their bkii purposes of the national welfare. square hole dug four. feet into glasses that had a cracked left, Kan., speoiallet in slip-forming; ous" and predicted the United cotics are made available to new dormitory and classroom I themselves volunteer watchdogs over the' sand. Sandbags, nine high, lens. Sweat Auhg ht l4r^e drops from an estimated 1.Z13 yards gmeat staff to do, like make the own great credit, have been States would have a maimed any interested group or person. building at Mystic Oral SchooL <$ne office involved, that ot postmas­ ^hearing scenes and listen, or the doings of the police. were piled on the shoulders. on his chin and then_feU.. Ponchos, "Hell you don’t," Buchs said. Since the Convention com­ toric crowd scenes in the mak­ evening meetings to develop took time to call or write their I •■h d efies, until John F. Kennedy tried to not possibly have committed. and shelter halves . were “ Listen, you say nothing,’*: A . Thought for Today pleted its circuit hearigigs out ing of constitutions; democ­ their own programs? legislators In support of toe bllL { pus in a man who oould concentrate on They point out, with justified horror, Btretched over the wire forms. Hayden said. . Speaaored by the Mancheater in the state and returned to racy likes to shirk andMetogate Jimmy That men may become hon­ ■Very often it seems that it docs I trjjlng to deliver the mall instead of There were two ‘windows in "Don’t bet I won’t'.** Hartford its hearings on some its reaponalbiliUeB and powers orary members, and when toe no good to contact legislators I that here might have been an instance Council of Churohea palcel out the patronage. front BO that Buchs and an­ "I'll just save him the trou­ o f the most fundamental po­ when there is something really program la fully developed it about Individual bills, but In this I in which, if it hadn’t been for the for­ other Marine, James Russel ble,” Hayden said.. "I had these litical and public questions in important to be accomplished; admits children from birth to case we are certain that your I )u t, in 1963, President Kennedy him- tunate fact that the suspect had a jail Aaron, could fire at anybody pamphlets from the Army and ”1 press on toward the goal Connecticut life and history the role of delegatM is to look 6 years of age as White Rib­ letters were responsible for | Sel| went part way back toward daa- record, he might even, have been con­ coming across the sand during Navy and Marines. I was think­ for the prize of the upward call have been rather similar to the to their propositions and not to Breslin bon recruits, 6-12 years as Loy­ bringing our message to the at­ s if^ tio n of the office as mainly poUti- the night. In the daylight, the ing about filling my military of God in Christ Jesus.” hearings the General Assem­ the galleries; the quality of al Temperance Legion mem­ tention of Republican and Demo-1 victed of the murder to which he had bers, and from 12 through eai- when he named John A. Oronoudd sapd Was still And sbimitveHhg obligation. Just thinking. Not PhlUpt>iems 3:14 bly itself held during its long their product la their concern cratic leaders in the legislature, [ confessed with Such an alarming In the heat, which rises to 198 toa bard about it, either, .WeU, struggle with the question of (Oontinticd from Page 4) young adulUuxkl aa Youth which led to our sucoesaful | to dthe post. It was assumed, then, tojtt March on, my souL nor like the now; toe business of afelltng It amount of detail. degrees. The sand stretches in I read the Navy one and the laggard stay! enacting reapportionment and to the^ubllc will. If there are Temperance Council Members? meeting with the Governor. th^: main qualification Mr. Gronouski tonughf I'd*-get stiff and then, That award winning oratorical The outcry , (tod the Remand for in- a desert and ends at the foot ot Army one. The one from the March ewlftly on. Yet err not calling a Constitutional Con­ any Madisona or Hamlltons There la much more to be told | rtf. to be postmaster g w ie ^ was his black mountains. Marinea waa on. the seat of my, vention. when it dl4n”t hurt, get up and contests are held in schools and vesUgatlqn' are standard, and are Jus­ from thy way among them to esqay a modern ■ay the whole thing was a mis­ about toe need for educational I Behind the : bunker, Y-lMs ehr, . 1' :..k ’ - One could think, from ' re­ series of papers, properly' come colleges? facilities for aphaslc and per-1 standing as a distinguished member df tified, betSause tlilk kipd of '‘incident Where all the nobly wIm aC.oId take. But vrith all toe drinkin’, That many thousands of come down and land In an ex­ "So I drove ever to my girt’B ha.ve trod— ports of the appearances being later, after they have made ceptually handicapped chll()ren, [ th^ community of Americans df Polish seems to keep repeating itself in New houaa tor dinner end she had to after a while I got to thlnkln' pieces of educational literature plosion of sand. The sand blows The path of faith made by the made and the arguments offer­ their document aa good a thing as well aa toe deaf, however, I decent. York a iy . at the bunkers and in on the go out and get bread for her ■ I was a general In the Marines. dealing with the scientific facts sons a t Clod. ed, that the Convention was in as they can. toe main purpose o f this letter I Mow it is to be Poetmaster Oenersil men. j. .mother an d'i said, ‘Hare^ take- I started to shoot my mouth off. concerning the effects o f alco­ Perhaps ttasre Ip-reaUp nothing mora FoUow; and honor what the past aome danger of the fateWf the By the time I woke up In the is one o f thanks. In the mean-] This Is Cairistopher jnn^s’ 'the car.'-She runs out ajra geta'^ old traditional European mon­ hol and other narcoUcs are dis­ taW enoe O’Brien — an appointment wrong with police^ methods than a-naiu- has gained: morning I was through. All I tributed annually p schools, time, we are thrilled that our let- j place o t war. He is 14 gnd in ,Jn it. There it li.^ A big archies—so much inbreeding whUch moves the last of the dose^Kelk^ And forwdrd still, that more could do waa get up, throw up, chufehes, Individuala a n d ter about Cathy aroused enough] ral Inability to rmlst what seems to he I Company, 3d Battalion, 3d obver'-with « picture' ot a Ma-‘A as to create a loss of vigor and . On TMa Date Interest to set legislative wheels] ne4y group out of the MHiite Hetiae may be attained.. . then go to the recruiting station groups? the solution of a crime. Perhaps, 'what Marinea. He doe»- ncit know zine In full dreaa. She /gets alL-' red political corpuscles. In 1654, the Rimde Island As­ in motion. Incidentally, there la] excited hnd rtinq .^ t and balla. ’ Henry Van Dyke aiid sign up." That films and filmstrips are wMle, at the same time. It lieeps Ipa the police of Nssv York really need is about the Argonne or the Just as, in any normal ses­ sembly banned the sals of liq­ another happy ending to this] Marpe, Noimandy or Iwb Jima. Tip 4ve{iYbody and aagie,'*'*nab‘* ; ‘«ubtd>le talents for the p r a c tii^ , a iitUs good hick, for a change. sion of the Legislature, legis­ uor to Indians. . the bunker with Buchs, came in. are often booked six months in story, although we feci it la Just j And Oklnaiwa is a. place reat Jothlng the Merinee.’ Rev. lYanda C. Hawes lators themselves are often the a heg(lnning. A week before [ Bide of the political gam e' at the seciA- ’ Onk cait’t help thinking that here . Mifkistor of Christian Education He is 19~and has dark hair. advance, so ask early? that has a night <^uh he ’*Y >fo oig with: bar the n ^ , main witnesees at public hear­ In 1898, tha ilrat professional That toe WCTU la in lU Mother’s Day our Cathy said j tce*of the Johnson administration. Hkes. Inchon, in Korea, week and aha takas- He sat down on his cot and t would have been an instance in which a ings, sometimes to the lack of football game was played at l.a- began to take his rifle apart, 91st year of service and will “Mama” for toe first time. Her ] * ^ 0 new accommodation being found computer, if fed the name of the sus­ meana a lot of old guys are plaea and It’s a big edrprias', time and opportunity for the trobe, Pa. celebrate its century of service voice was kind of sort and there ] talking. All Christopher Buchs ■pai^. tp t ja o. All menga v ”■ Tea Yean Age bitin g on each part to get the foi^ Mr. Gronouski is one which ' BeeSi- pect, would have established his Inno- general public, so, In theee ■and off It, in 19747 was a slight hesitation between j cafes about is Ctiu ^ l , Viet giving ma, a’ golngraisuy party; ' The Navy’s supercerrfer For- In 1914, Gehnan forces de­ each letter, but to us It was the ] dei|t Johnson goes to great oratorial cenoe—of that, murder, that ls--h R n ^ Constitutional Convention •1 oould use a night out," he Helen M. Watkins, Nam, because this Is jhe place What waa'', t 'gding' to^ dOf„ I, reatal, returned to port at New­ hearings, the delegates them­ feated. the Russians in the Bat­ President, Wqman’s voice of an angel. God bless you ] lengths to justify on the basis of the dlatoly. where those bom with him have picked up a bottle'of Seagrato's ;* tle of TanneUberg. ■ ' ■aid. "One real good night out.” port News, Va.,, after a first selves have begun to appear as "What’s a big night for you?" Christian Temperance all for your help. eai|e qualification which won him hia to fight in their American war. and;' drank«the wh^s tlUqg. I*': trial run; two of her propellers witnesses. Union of Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. John C. Franzoaal He liked the mark he got on •'•i f>m In 1942, Nail Field Manhal ha Iras asked. ori|^naI a'ppolntment to the Kennedy failed When a 'main bearing But ' when this happens "Four, five beers. The biggest the correspondence sphool test. .(Baa-rngf'Saa^ ' melted. Erwin Rommel launched hia fi­ ealjlnet. His Polish ancestry is one of Rbat« 9 Near RsaUty On the first problenii which he ad a OonatituUonal Conven­ nal offanalva In Egypt, night I aver had in my life was tha factors which is to make suitable Deimair has given way to hopaam pM bad right, ha wrote around one In the Surfside Oub in Okinawa. "A Marine next to me had hie with his blond hair and blue] those Middlesex citizens who havs'i-for head blown off,” Hayden said. eyes, looked very young. He (rtU j an4 ffultful his appointment as embasv printed aet of itumbera, "Tha That was toe night we went out several yea^-s fought a sometimes with Marquadt." "I dreamt that. I dreamt that come back to the streets and ha ] sa A r to PolaniJ. And the President, la mflea bk hdpe to go.’l frustrating battle for the completion ot "You ooiud stand /for an s on That changed them. One min­ all night. Th,e body Just blowbi' still will look very young to] announcing the appointment, spoke a# a modem highway to link the towns that word," ha w a» told. ute they were sitting there, talk­ away with no head on it and everybody. Hayden, With biaj If ^ thought this factor offered great from Middletown to Old Sayhrook. "I, keep forgettln’ to pvt one ing about nothing, and talking the head falling down under the cracked glaasea, looked bmoc-] Their goal now appears in sight. I Vi* I tank. Then, like he says, it waa uouB. He Will, with hia glaasea proof of his own burning passion to there." young,- and then toe name Of Thanks to the generosity of the 1945 one of their friends who waa all gone in the morning." and thin body, kxA like tola all] esment better relations between the "How far did you go la -• General Assembly the major obstacle, achool?” killed Was mentioned and they "I think you got to have one his Ufe. United States and the iron curtain insuftlctent funds, has been remedied "I got as far na tha 11th. In were different. nightmare," Aaron aald. “ You When B u ^ was fai ona o f tha ] •ountry of Poland. and the State Highway Department can Fraser, Mich.. Then I went out His name was Mkrlyn Mar- can't let tola thing get on your trenohee a Viet Oong, who had j Eggheads get all the breaks now make commitments for the work. ihbid. That Isn’t your Job." Some of us will have unworthy end worked with my father. I quadt. Hs waa haiigliig on a been acting dead, earns up and There are four remaining seglments. did fender bandin’ .” tank with Buoha. Tha tank was "I know one thbig," Hayden threw a hand granadS' at toa **>°Whts, in which we Wondei whether The bids have been received on one, a "I couldn't do much good in hit front behind, and ahrapnsl said, ' I ’m never gobig to oijr back of Buoha' fast. Hayden ran ] the dominant consideration was not second is to be advertised this sum­ school,” he said. "I navar wm t into Marquadt’a aaat apd Bgabi for anybody. When I past tha grenade, Wioved Buchs ] heard Marquadt was dead, I that some kind of place had to be found mer and the last two will be put out to came out through hia stomach forward, then f ^ on him,] bid in November or December. and ha wont oown from the started to cry.’ That’s toe last for Gronouski. And we notice that it Plecea of toe grmade htt into] Since contractors generally need two J tank and died. Buchs Jumped off time. I'll never cry for anythbig Hayden'e back. Only a few aUv-] ie a distinguished professional diplomat, summers to complete a segment such as the tank and ran into toe trench that hiq>pene for toe rest of my era went Into Buctos, catching] Today, it's the idea men who get ahead. And more money as you need it. And you pay for it as you use it. John Cabot, who is being replaced at this the proepect Is that the four-lane H e r a ld . the firing came from. He threw Ufe." him on the neck and ohaat, ] “ 1 etlU thbik about one tolag,” WarMw, Perhaps some of the leas prb- Route 9, all the way from Middletown h w d grenades and emptied his Aaron, rittlng with them and] often than not they get ahead by degrees. , . B.A., What’s more, the entire 4 years' expenses are to Old Saybrook, will be ready fop use rine. Hs came out of the trench Bucha eald. "I waa in nda feaslonal characters President Johnson Y e ste rd a y s blowing toa sand off the parts] sometime In lOdT. TTils docs hot In^uds and saw more of hli friends dy- trench and hero was tola gook of hie rifle, looked like a high] M A . and Ph.D. degrees. covered by life insurance. It practically guarantees seems to prefer for ambaeeadoriai alttln' thera and I threw a hand the four-lane connector ffom the Blast big. He began firing again. He •olxxd Md. He klUad Viet Cbna] your child's education. poets are going to do- more for us Haddam bridge ajmroach which the 25 Yean Ago ■pent two daya firing and see' grenada right at hbn. He looked while hbi friends fell around ] 'To help you cope with the high cost of school or at the thing. Then he igot up with ahroad than the trathed pcofeselonala. Assembly approved this year, sinos tha Ing his frlqnds go down. AU toe him. oolle^, ^ e Connecticut Bank and .Trust offers an State Highway Dejiartment must 4n iw william Foulda Paper Oo. esi records say he Is 18. But now, his rifle e ^ began to ahoot at Free B ooklet. Get the facts about But one wonders if the epeblal assign­ They are part of another gen-1 the plahs and acquire the rtgM of way. Piarkac St. closes for todcitnlto a week later, with toe thing me. He forgot all about the eratlon of tMa country which is] especially low-cost financing plan. the Protected College Expense ment Ambassador Cabot hag .had i t But the series of delays is now a ^ parted to shift work to Colonial sunk Into hia mind forever, he grenade at ids feet. I think he being tested la war. And they ] C nIATMMI a Warsaw—that of those periodic meet- parently ended unless the 1408-mlUlon BOaM Cot acroM the road. was not 18 Inalda any mora must have been doped up. He are rtianged by it, these 18 and Briefly, you arrange for the complete 4 years' ex­ Plan. Pick up your booklet at any looked right at the grenade, then Brrrau tngs with the Chinese ambssgsdor to program of roads now authorised turns A4f. and Mrs. N. J. Curtis "You a Uttla nervousT" Buoha 19-year-oldB. the way all toe] T omossow he forgot about i t ” penses i^ht at the beginning. But you borrow the CBT office. There’s no obligation. Warsaw—is also going to be- .transfer- out to be too much for tbs department of FBaalao, aasignad to waa aZked. ones in ail the wars before them | to handle and the remaining Route 9 Man6htstsr SalvaUoaA Army *1 had a bad draam tha first "Did he get a ohanoe to were changed. red to the good Mr. Oropouskl from projeota are thereby afreetod. Hoprever, Oorpa. Bight baek." be said. ’T seen ehoot?" ' "All we need is fikbtin’ men," J Wtsooneln. at the moment, the onttoek for oom- faces all nl|bt. Gooki and faces "I Jumped out of toe tromdi Hayden aald. "W e loat so many] THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY jrietlon by 1947 la bright, and this of toa gqya I knaw. And I aaen and I waa runnin' when toe that we need new ones.” , ] As ws said at the beginning, it ie 10 Yean Ago grenade went off. I don't think THM BANK THAT PKOVIDCS A COMPLCTe PAMILY BANKtN9 SCKVICe easier to believe the President was Should be good news fbr motorists who jMurto ot bodiaa lying around, "The new ones they send] 'Who on recent weekends Have found Mrs- Wllhsr T. UtUs ssatod liw y kept waMn’ me up ao about toe took beoauae he wor­ around,” Byoha said, " .X W •at) solving some unstated official family themselves hdpslaMly involved la ns presidsnt of the First Dla* uraiildn’t dfoiam, But X waa so ries me. It’aJust that ha acted them and X want to wurti. Tbayl ao atraage. Im you think they problem than It la to figure out any bumper-to-bumper traffic on n *tage- trlot. American Lagten AuzU» . tired 1 Jm IMM to atfato all 1 (^ Rkt la-yaai^d m Wm f Msmiwr fadaral Oapotlt InaimnM OarpirMM take dopsT" iveclal advantage to any of tha national eoach erfi road that should have bejm Inry. •nd r d a e e T d l tiM faote and 15 N.MAIN ST. 898 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER PARKADB replaced Jhng ago. HaN^RMords aawbomadl too parts of tho bodlM. Then bi Tbey aat and tialked throuab / m tvkm involved In thsM MUfts. - 4 m5DU9TOWM i PIODM Watar aad assenr Pspartimat, tha morabig it waa ovar," the arternoon like this. Buchs, A i , f r > MANCHESTER EVENING RIBALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ TUESDAY, A U G U B T S V l^ M M muM liiANCHESTER EvErllHU HliRALD, MAXN^tiEaibJi, p)NNn TUESDAY, AUGUST 81,1965 P A O l E IG H T Hp for ftrais tn the Tolland key naraapnaa Induatry hit ta 12th Cireiih Astronauts M eer T ^ k y ’e Pollen Count 9.0 Engineers Picked Watts Bolton Early Chill M FT Has 11 Days govamiAmt eontraat oolbaoks. ■ r a d A L t ^BJ Keeps^up Pressure Obituary Tha conputan and “ arstama PortaMa Medical Experts Anyone can develop an ra|lnaeriiig“ amnlayad ta tha Court Cases Zanghi Replies to Charge; allergy to ragweed pollen, ^As Trouble-Prone Region Adjnatod Sets R ecord snginaera raponad OUifomla MewBtah For Steel Settlement Early Frost Sira. Oara B. Leonto (c frem Paga One) but those who do usually faeaa a Sharp orima problem •r.w T o File Its Petition have Inharitad tha tendency Mad. OOsd 4 MAMGBBnBB IBtllOIf Hired Man to Clear Roads •AORAMBNTO, Oallf. (AP)fschool drop-ouU, low fawomA that win grow wwaa.. That Mra. aa ra Baton Loointo, 84, raora. For lunch Monday the__ as a family trait didn’t coma as musk at a sur­ fM B Fim* Om ) ponement ever television and Across East <11M ease at i -y»«M>ld ICarf — Space engln«era working on a dense popuistlo^population waigtiad more YALI 4 ___ Brings Only of 148 School S t dtod this 9 astronauts had Mg helpings of prise to iwllea — hot 889- radia . Union Presldont I.W. morning at ManehaMar Mamor- cheater youth, arreatad on a The Menchester Fedention of Teeehers (M FT) hns *er contract said today they heavily on tha Watts area than . Itenafisld said thM U a new Abel and chief Industry negoUa- I i m Selectman Mre. Dhrid atauss macaroni, and ham. Four dinnar pinpointed the Watts section on any other aecUen at Vos An- page study want into g m t de­ lal Hoapttal attar a long Ulnaaa. (Omi fraaa Baga Om ) eourt warrant ovar the weak* Oleim Dr. until Sept. 11 to file a petition with the State D i r i ­ It was ataak, baked pototoaa, tail, reeoBimandtng V fire-year, initraot to not amngad during tor R. Oosuad Oooper stood by, Cold Comfort Sha WM tha widow at Jarad ghl, r^lylnc •» D«nooraUo of Loa Angeles as vlolencs-galea. and and ehaifod la a Oovaotry The exeoutlre board oi the ment of Education to counter one submitted last week string beans and blueberry pie. C gl3$> mUllon program to over­ Oto days, he would hope unsmiling. Then the two sides Loomla. Ryannla on Cap* Ond, Uatod a W edding prons befors rscmt riots "It to a clear warrOBg.” returned to the conference table oharges that town roadt are Ladles Guild win meat tomor­ by ItB rival teachers' ^bargaining group In Manchester, Berry said prsllmlnary re- haul the atata'a criminal Justice ^ nafottoitors would “ keep the Mra. Loomla was bom Aug. low of 88, d n « store ^raak aairaral montha ■ulta Indicate man has nothing smashed the area. Brown remarked, “ that we totts ftdnK and oootlnae the tor a little over an hour before It comes as no gi'eat surprise dangeroua beeauan. road aigui row nliBt at 8 at tha home of the Mancheeter Education Association. ■yatem. i 10, 1881, In Chacttcd, Maaa., a Oonoonl, NJL, ahlvarad at 38 ago, was eoatlnuad')r88tarday In to worry about medicallydly on Their report hocked up whet must movo to find Jobs for peo* Brown, raying the raport eon- barMdnliid.’’ recessing untU today. to anyone who has stuck his are improper or ohaoufoB, aajr* Rosalie Hickey, Maadoaibrook If the arooUar, unlon-affUlated» to nose gingerly out from beneath da^M ar at XVankUn and Cha* dagraas, breaking tha raoord elreult court to Mpt. 14, Short flighto to tha moon. Eight Strattman - KMiIar social experts |n many flakto l^e tn areas like watts; im­ takiad natteiial iminloatlona, 'The (nerotlationi) win oon- .After the postponement was loa Norrto Baton, and Hvad In low of M net on Aug. 81, 1808. that ha hired aomsana to out Rd. organlaatloB does file a patltkm had foretold without avail prior prove the schools; and to wtps announced, steel makers his electric blanket * these past FatarBorana at 18 Main 8t to A ’n e t ’Tog«Uiar Daaoar win days to thetlmanlannadl S i The wedding of Miss Donna wlU ask lor fadaral fl tknie, hopefully, until a settle­ Manchaatar many yaara. In BurUngton, V t. a reading at Its intorvastUon would vary like­ vantage eouM ba gnlnad, pra- first U.S. manned hinar landing to the several days’ rampage out the other raefa of crime.’’ ment Is reached," said White promptly began firing up fur­ few mornings to learn that there ehargad with braaUng had an- brush along highway ahou ld^ be held Sept: 18 at the ttalton- M. Kohler, daughter of Mr. and nanetal aid to sot up a pikf pro­ Sha was a mambar at South SO ahattarad tha record low of but that ha haa bean too bu^ ly mean that tha form of an aunatobr, by a petition bearing that left 88 dead, alnsoat 1,000 The govsrnor callad the stndyi gram to teat tha eonaluaicns. Ha i ^ s e press secretary Bill D. naces tiwy had begun to shut has been a frost. As a matter of tsrita aad laroany under $380. A Amarioan dulb, for man and impending referendum wooM be •P Mrs. Ektwln Kohler of RL 44, tact. It would not have been too Mothodlst Okurch, Oiford ftor- 18 aat tn 1808. with other road work to aaa If more thiu the raqulrsd reqult^ 10 parper Medical and tochnloal reviews Injured, more than 4,000 Jailed fbianera from SlOO.OM In Mi m ha axpacta to talk with {toyers. down In . antldpatlcn of the Beaton’s low of 47 was two be­ $1,01)0 hood was aat and p o a ^ wanaa of tha pariah. decided before a boaitl of ar- crat of tbs peraona rraraasntad Coventry, to Cpl. Rajrmond astonishing, Ignoring for a mo­ iah at DAR, and Bolton Oranga. bond of $800 was aat tor Oari the Job to babw dona. will oontlnue at Cape Kennedy and milUona In damage. funds, “ the first attempt any Praaidaiit Johnaoci ■■ the mat­ , Lees than eight hours after scheduled strike. Survlvora Inoluda a aon, Clif­ low the record catabitahed tn A Volunteer taaohsia for rrilg. bttraUoB. Thua far, Robert Vat- by the Intervening unit There until Thursday, when Cooper federal mediators, headed by ment that the - calendar stIU z£ihL alUpubUcaiL aiya Strattman Jr., son of Mr. and The report was unique tn that where In t)| a United ■tntaa to ter. the negotiatloaa were shifted ford A. Loomla, wuh vriton aha 1913, and Portland, Mains, re- Omma, It, o( S3 Bnipric St, loua budruoUon claaaaa are atlll or, prael4rat of the MFT, has toed bean soma apeoutotton that and Conrad will fly to the aeraepoce meOioda to so* Monday trom . Plttshurgh to Secretary of Labor W. Willard reads August, to have looked out R o o k ie , arho to obaifad with that he h li^ William Rhtoom Mrs. Rairmond Strattman Sr,, Space-General Corp. had put made her hotga; two daughters, ported 38 to 4raaa tha IS-yaar to cut brush and dear road aigna needed. Father J. CUfford Our- given no Indication of hto pUns tha act hnpltod that a peUtlon Manned Space Center at Hous­ California crime under a slX' ew proHema." Iha “ualqaa Washington at Johnson's re- Wlrts and Secretary of Com­ the window and found one's mark of 44, A low of 40 at oparatlng with Ucanaa under of Hartford, took place Satur­ crops, vegetable and floral, Mrs. G lac^ DaMar at West In lata July. Rldaom started Un baa aakad Intareatod parties for ooiribBtUng the earlier peti­ ■Ubmittod by a group rapresent- ton, T*x., tor seven more days month laboratory teat by tacb- axparimant,” ha added, “ to an Paw Good in 5 Lands et, agreement was reached merce John T. Connor, now Warwick, R.I., ccllpccd tha 1913 Buapansion, theft at raglatrattoi fog a o iy teaohara, for axam- of the same. day at Immaculate Conception have the tough Job of trying to black, from the cold's effects. Hartford and Mrs. Anna Robin­ work In tbs “lowor end" of to call tha roetoryi tion. Church, Hartford. niques of data processing noT' unqualified auccess.” postpone the strike deadline son of Silver Spring, Md.; eight record low of 45. plates and oparmtlng an unrog- Ragtotratloii for rtUgfoua in- Ttta daodlina date to implicit ple, would aupareede oQp Cooper said of the extensive BUEINOB AIBBS — For $50 frqm 13:01 a.m. Wednesday reconcile to what Johnson had der The frost, howiver, was not totarad motor valM e. Judge town, Zanghi ways, but baa not The Rev. Francis Doherty mally used to advance man’s The Democratic CMof exeeu r grandchlktoen and aavaial ■truoUon for Qradaa $ througti m the law wMch states that any pnomired by a unit apiaking for 'briefings: conquest of space. you aaa hny a fire-nattoa Ame- scribed Monday as the "very reported his prograoa ’Tor aav- performed the Ceremony. tlve tnlUated the atudy and U m a.m. Sept. 9. In evidence on the hilltops. No great-grandchUdren. Max Ralehar oonthmad tha ooaa teachers' bargaining unit which both teacheni and odmlniatra*. "We hope it will improve the mit para good tar SO dayif tra­ hard positions” of both sides. damage was repdrted to the oral weeks." win be hala Sept, IB after “ Tough space engineers thraa otbera last year, In a twO' ‘ " I am sure that as they return Funeral aervlcaa wlH be held to 8s]rt 33. hopes to counter a refarendhm tors, as tha MEIA identifies it-' Ipiality of later flights,” Cpl. Strattman to serving ex­ vel anywhere am the rallroeds to their negotlatlcns, they will The imion is demanding a crops on Birch Mountain or Rt. Sight Campaign Ghnitoidiar T. Oaudot, 17, at Fbr the past threa waw% each Maaa. tended duty In the U.S. Marine Gov. Eidmund G. Brown said in M d quest for ImaglnaUva an Thursday at 3 pjn. at tha WAt- Raglatratlon for high school petitioned for by a rival unit self. AKhouifh this seams hi Several things went wrong on swan to problems o f the na of Argralttia, BrasO, cked down several CasterHne of Manchester; four Observance is part of a na­ 180 Onter«6t., failure to grant have not been paid cannot Breed" at the Madtoon Square fence polee at 4:35 a,m. MlUlirg, daughters, Mrs. John Scovell of tional program conducted by register their can unless their the Gemini 6 flight, scheduled g ht, the board also awarded la reply to criticism by a local right of way, $35; Harold Mall' Garden Dog Show In February, Oct. 25, was erected on a Cape •eme bids and heard a report insurance man of the advisory who escaped Injury, apparently Coventry, with whom she made the National Society for the nowsky, 40, of Colchester, op­ Ik^iae application la aigned by and In March completed his fell asleep at the w h ^ of his her home, Mra. George Chap­ Scranton Backs Move Kennedy launching pad Mon­ NORMAN’S S s ^ the chairman on his re- board’s reconimendatlons on a Prevention of Blindness, Ind. erating an unregistered motor the cMlector or unless they can Canadian Champlonahlp tour in car, police said. man of I*ottsdown, Pa,, Mrs. day. Tha spacecraft win be gnat meeting with the board of group life Insnrance carrier for Dick Van Dyke, film and tele­ vehicle, $18, and Improper use prove some other way that a record 82 hours when, out of Joined with it in a week or so. f l ^ c e . the school system’s staff. ' oar was extensively dam­ Malcolm Bortlrwlch of Shaver- vision celebrity, is national of reglMratlon' plates, |18; their taxes have been i^ d . three shows entered, he placed aged and had to be towed from town, Pa., and Mrs. Paid Nlcho- S t Matthew's News The spacecraft to perched -.After a very brief discussion, Before going Into executive chairman of the 1960 cam- Stephen Robinson, 19, of Toi^ second twice and tapped the atop a 50-foot wooden t ^ e r in the scene. MilUng was ordered lou of Ellmwood; nine g;rand- An open meeting for women To Unify GOP Units t e in g which a few changes eesslon on a personnel matter palgn- rlngton, illegal crossing of me working group once. ah Isolated area of Cape Kenne­ ^ F e suggested, the board voted to appear fai. CIrcuH Court 12, chlldren and six great-grand dian division, $15; Leonaird of S t Matthew’s parish will be at the end of the meeting, the children. Boys League dy. Its nose Is pointed at the nously to send the specs board heard a report from its Bast Hartford, Sept 20. Inves­ Rock, 45, 32 Snipsic St., Rock held tonight at 8 in the town The Boys League will meet WABHINGTON (AP) — Gov.'^what he wants me lo do la the For Your Best Agena satellite which Schlrra the proposed new school to tigating officer was Constable Funeral services will be held. ville, defective muffler, $10, and hall, to discus* plans for the 1988 campaign,’’ Goldwater chairman on his meeting's with Friday at 11 am. at the Harold tonight at 8 at the Hicks Me- William W. Scranton of Penn- and Stafford win try to catch building commiatoon and to the board of finance, formally Alton DuPent Nine from USY Michael W. Rogers, 18, of Glas­ church guild’s forthcoming ntortal School to plan Ita an­ sold. “ I ara willing to help cut M fgest a Joint meeting after Snowdon Funeral Home, 420 a^vania provided significant and hook up with on their flight. and inforaMtUy, In an attempt Alfred U Bolduc of 564 Gra­ tonbury, disregarding state traf­ Chiistmoa bazaar. nual simper. In any capacity be auggesta.’’ Schlrra and ___Stafford planned • 5 commission has had tlma to Wyam Ave., Kingston, Pa. Bur­ fic control signs and marlts, support today for Outlrman to balance the board of educa- ham Rd. was charged with fail­ ial Will be In Evergreen Ceme­ At Encampment The bazaar will be held Nov. The 'Mland AH-Stare lost to to d if to"climb Into thilr*l?iIS‘- 1 4 ^ y the specs. Ih e specs will ure to grant the right of way $35. 20 at the Italian-Amerlcan the Vernon All-Stan In a Mght Ray C. Bliss” Invltatlosi to splin­ Bltoa In Goldwat*r’i Waahlngton j craft and "get acqualnted’’^ t h ha retyped to take into accennt Uon’B 1984-45 budget. / tery, Shavertown. The net reeult of the meet­ after his car was involved In a ...... w Nine members of Temple Also, David Spencer Jr.. 18, Friendship dub on Kingsbury 1 to 0 Sunday. ter group* to come tn under apartment, the former senator the Agena. The idea to to exer-1 the latest levtatons and will be 'The Hohnes Funeral Home, ■aid the FYee Society Aasoola- ings is that the finance board near collision with a motorcycle 4<,q jgj Manche.ster, Is In Beth Sholom United Syna of 115 Fbrest St, unregistered Ave. Heads West the Republican National Cbm- else a radar system to practice | gtotrlbuted to the press at the flA VSAOW lTv*nn1r'« OVva _ _ ’ _ ’ . ___ ww_------mlttee tent In the 1966 elections. Uon waa dtocusaed, but that no e time as they are sent to has given the board of educa­ on Rt. 30 near Frank's Phai^ charge of local arrangements, gogue Youth (USY) are at­ motor vehicle, $1^ and Improp­ Judy Staoiss, chairman for the Karen Jedralesaskl, daughter final closing maneuvers. macy. Bolduc was ordered to ; tending an encampment at er use of marker, $18 ( a charge event said that tentative pUns of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jed- Bliss told a news conference particular point waa made of it. The Agena to moved beck and I PBC. tion ll.OOO toward balancing its Monday — after the Republican "Ray Bltoa and I have never budget, and the school board appear in Circuit Court 12 on Camp Ramah, Palmer, Mass. of failure to drive In the proper for the bazaar Include a visit rziewski of Klnghbury Ave., and forth on an eight-foot set of rails S Sept.' 20. InvestigaUng officer lane was noHed), and Thomas Policy Coordinating Committee ^)ort." Goldwater said. and the astronauts use their ra- They are Harold and Charles from Santa Claus, a "Boutique a June graduate of the Uni­ has deferred some bills and a was Oonstable Charles Jurgelas. j Fuiterals had failed to produce promised "We are working together, we G M R A L ELECTRIC salary check until the next fis­ Bernstein, Susan and Ellen ToUcano, 20, of 13 Highland Rd., Shop," articles for babies and versity of Connecticut Sciiool of dstr to interrogate- a radar bea-1 tembera at the board of edu- Peter J. Kenny of 673 Dem-! statemento on civil righto and ahraya have been and wa will con in the satellite. cal year. Harrison, ' Marc Heller, Mark Wapping, failure to display chOdi^, food booths, and Nursing, to traveling to Loa An­ OB had bad the specification fog St.. Wapping, was charged | plates, $15. balance of payments issue — oonttmM to do ao.“ The purpose is to see how well I hooklets to study for some The board of finance can ap­ Henry W. ' Perkins Jacobs, Carol Kramer, Debbie Christmas decorations. geles, where she will live and Portable Automatic with failure to drive right at an Rubin and Joahua Wind. Gor­ DisposKlona of caaea tnvohr. that be wee "fed up with the In a statement, BHas said the two space vehicles work to­ A gMInths before time was found propriate up to 81.000 without ______Funeral services for Henry She added that she hopes all work. She to a member of the tnterseetton after his car collld- don Hurwltz and Kenneth Ing speeding charges: WllHam queetion of aide groups.” much tha same ttdiw. hut made gether. In orbit, the Gemini ra­ g M meeting to given atamp ef calling a town meeting. women of the parish will attend Sigma Pheta Tau, the national no mantkm ef the T n a Society ed with a car driven by Marvin Perkins of Glastonbury, Wichman are counselors at the Bevan, 42, of Newlngtan, $27; Although be once doacribed dar, in effect, will ask: ‘iWhere DISHWASHER approval. 'Hie PBC had also At the time of a $6,050 cut Eisenberg of 21 Manor I ^ e formerly of Manchester, were tonight’s meeting and offer any honor society for nursing. the conservative EYee Society group. are youT" The Agena beacon baan notified earlier to look for In the 1964-66 school board camp. Romeo Blais, 00, of Hartford 1 Wapping. keld yesterday at the John F. $25; Suzanne Coleman, 34, of suggestions or ideas they might Association formed under the "Unlflcatkm of the par^ and will reply: "Here I am.’ a Bite. In May of this year the budget, the school board said it Camp USY Is an annual BlaiMdiester Evening Herald methods by which thto might be wMi accident occurred at Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Brookfield, $33; Gustaf 1 ^ - have to make the bazaar "the sponsorship of Barry Gold- Gradually the two are brought I bflgtd actually voted that a might have to ctun^hpdc fo f project o f the national youth Tolland eorreepondent, Bette achieved were ujraeiTnort m our p.m. oh Avefy Bt and Center S t The Rev. Eugene F. oiganizatlon. More than 250 conlo Jr., 24, of Hfggaaum, best yet." water, the 1964 GOP presiden­ together and the astronauts 3-Woy ^Md for a second elementary more money. But when the Raymond Rd. Both drivers es- Torpey of S t James’ Church Further Information to avail Quatrale, toL 875-2845. tial nominee, as "harndhiT’ to trank and frlendire dtocussioa,” school extotad and Infermad tha teen-agers from throughout j $20; Arthur D. Gagnon, make the final steering manen-1 W « h schoed board asked for $3,500 caped injury and only minor officiated. Burial was in S t the party organtoatlon, Bltoa the chairman aald. “ Wa agraed vers to accomplish the linkup. p s a earlier thi« month, the board of the United States are enrolled 43, of Neofv Britain, $25; that the primary objective of *127 damage was reported. Kenny James’ Cemetery, for this season. I James Horan Jr., 40, of North I ___ ■aid he was g ^ g to live with Philip Ligoorl, smtarintend- finance. In effect, told the school was ordered to appear In Clr- * Bearers were Ralph Aspin- this and other groups. the party to to elect RepubUeana The camp program Includes Haven, $26; Stephen Jackson, j V e m O U Power Tower as­ al|t at achoola, said last board night to do the best it could cult Court 12 on Sept 13. Con- | ^al'- Aspinwall, Clarence "Once they are formed, I am to office at oD levMa of govern­ that immediate actkai on the services and diseusslona on 34, of Olaatoobory, $24; Une! Quick Marriages! sures thorough 0 with what It had. ' ■table Leo Goodin Investigated. Aspinwall and Robert Smith. going to try to find a way to ment tat the 1968 elections. We of the PBC and tha pahBc various phases of Judaism, also K'trchgaeessMr, 27, of MkMle-' Oerttoe fox wash. Shower Flo Faced with a certain budget work with them," Bltoa sold. “ I also agreed that all reaourcea of be neceaaary in orw r to State traffic warnings were sports and athletka. field, $40; Aldde Lochaprtle, 29, the perty must be directed to­ To Evade Draft| creates a counter deficit, Waddell and Unguori issued by Constable Goodin to Mrs. Sarah Johnsca vrill work with any group that compromise measures at ponred oarer the aoccnnta to ex­ of 8 Gerald Dr., RockvBle, $20, Etlinger Still Undecided ward that end.” 18 wash agitation. present demantary sdtooL three drivers following investi­ Funeral services for Mrs. and EHzabertJj Lewis of Derten, will help elect Republicans." Bliss' conciliatory attitude Might Not Work I Flush - away drain plore the possibility of deferring gation of collisions on R t 30 Scranton, who recently said C^jaoNg new aehool, nccordhig to $3,300 worth of bilto. Finding Sarah Johnson of 66 Stark­ $26. toward the more than 20 extra Itqnlfle* soft food hpadfientionA to needed for and R t 5. weather St. were held yester­ On Police Station Merger there was no room in the party curricular organisations which portlcloa Automatle that all except $451 was tied up *1716 first occurred at 5:45 State News Also, Sophia Matthewa at for extremists, said In an inter­ (Oonttauod trona Page One) fgB of 19M. when the Motdi In contracted salarlca, Waddell day afternoon at Holmes Fu- Southport $25; John MiiNaugh- hare been fonned to foeter dl- Detergent Dispen­ pjn. on R t 30 near Slater S t ! neral Home. 400 Main S t The view he supports Bliss’ posltian. R a adMoi wfll be one daeeroom caned Nonnan Prenss, finance ton, 43, of East Hautford, $W; rergant vleiwpolnta got svqiport The T3-year-old general oov-1 ser. ^ BbcrlMttort. Proposed renovnUona to between cars drivm by Mrs. Rev. Earle R, Custer, pastor of (Contbnied from Page Oae) A deetoion on one of the most^ Eklinger noted that Chief "With the exception of a cou­ board diainnan and set up an Robert Nielson, 19, of Wetlusrs- controveielal Items since the Trapp’s report to due soon, and, ple of organlzatkxia which are from Senate Republican, Leader end a wide range of draft-relat-. Ajj^tlons sdioal woidd aggimvnta Florence T. Wawer of Pine North Methodist Church, offi­ Elverett M. DIrkam anfand House appointment for Sunday morn­ Lake Shores, Coventry, and fleld, $25; Magella Ouellette, of town consolidated has not been with the other factora in'volved, not really Republicm at all, ed aubjeefs. Of young men who j abertage. Renovation apeel- ciated. Burial was in Bucldand! Ifolted Just over the Une In Hartford, $27; George Pelletier, Republican Gerald R. NO G ing to eqdain everything to hare bumed theto d r ^ cards as ) already in the Edward A. B^irra of Hartford. Cemetery, Dover Plains, N.Y, reached. Jay M. Sklinger, direc­ will be considered by town ad­ believe most of theee groups 30. of Hartford, $24; BUzatoeth tor at administration, dirclosed F\)rd. a show of protest, he snapped: ^oMonof the Dairy PBC. The Wawer car was extensive­ Bearers were CUfford Mas­ ministration and govermnental can be melded into the party,” the OOe pro­ As things progreased, thU in­ Preston of Newington, $30; Jo­ today. Dtrksen said "They shouldn’t ta prosecuted. MONEY the oentmet to deUvar mSk at ly damaged and had to be sey, Richard • Massey, David CORNERSTONE LAID leaders. he said. " I am in favor of elect­ big umbrella’’ formal aittiiv down adjourn­ seph S t Pierre, 85, of Flain- The subject involves the, pro­ ing Republicans aid lf they are vldes "a pretty hlg ami Ilie y should ta Inducted.” "But towed from the scene. Dooman, Roger Adomy, Robert GROTON (A P )- tA retired ad­ ville, $20; Lonnie Sattertee, 17, Square Dancing under whirii dtvnrgent views ed to the home of Raymond Neither driver wks Injured. miral Isiid the cornerstone today posed unification at the town’s willing to work on that basis, I the only trouhlo with that to DOWN Cooper, a finance board mem­ Hutson and Harold Webb. of Lebanon, $40; Gerald CL The Twirl ‘N Twister Square could be riieltered. He s■aid ba they couldn’t pass the entrance Both were given warninga for for a building that win bear hit two police Btations to a single think room can be foimd for hopes, however, that the Nation­ ber, with Wniiam RUey, another Smith, 18, at 127 Green Manor police headquarters. Dance Club of SiUlngton will eoiams, mental or physical,’’ he a ll cents a half ptaL A request failure to grant one-half the Robert E. Hathaway name at the U.S. Submarine hold a regular dance Saturday them." al Oommittee and those organ!- meinber who lived nearby, also Base. Rd., $ ^ - Stephen Stemmer, 24, Downtown Rockville mer­ said. ide rCMd produead ca^y tha Bol- bl^tway. Funeral services for Robert of Nerw Mllfard, $25; Barry at 8 p.in. tn St. Luke Church. But Gov. George Romney of zatiana "can find common boH Dairy Md. present W add^ said that the chants are concerned that fiie Michigan, along with Scranton a The genera said he didn’t see The second crash occurred E. Hathaway of 320 Porter St. The $1,006,000 three-story Sweeney, 21, at 139 Watflter sC Rt. 140, Ellington. Don Atkinson grounds on hsmio tUnga*’ on raqnaat fbr rdUd tar faistid- group made no decUlons, Just buUdlng win be called Grenfell move win have the former Rock­ potential capdldate for the 1988 any end to the need for man-1 6-E Uidereonntar UxNit 7:30 pjn. on R t 5 be­ were held yesterday afternoon $33; Beverly A. Thomas, 24, of will can, and all area ohib done- which to agroo. power in the armed forces be­ IhUon of contrel swltdias on tha dlsnisard poatoUlities and aet a tween northbound cars driven Hall aud will provide adminis­ ville police headquarters moved GOP inealdentlal nomination, meeting of the finance board at the Watkins-West Funeral ■Wlnsted, $27; Ernest J. Thomp­ ere are invited. Ford said that Bltoa now to cause “ the world has not gotten ' hlJUing system of tha -toemen by Miss Mary Ivaniski of tration rooms for Polaris subma­ to the Public Safety Building on eaid be to not budging from hto for the coming Thursday, at Home, 143 E. Center St. The son, 37, of New Haven, $&, flUliM aoine of tbo “ void’’ which any safer.” I tiaiy adxMl drear a Hank. The Rockville and David J. Unton i Rev. James Bottoms of St. rine Squadnms 14 and 30. West Rd. in rural 'Vernon. On Sept. 18, the club win pre­ poeiUan that organizations of ho said caused the outside DISHWASHEt^ which Waddell and Liguori and Steven Zkveigbaum, 28, of sent Walt Swan, of Riverside. Hershey said, however, that Aug. 9 Md. whkdi tha of Warehouse Point, poUce Mary’s Episcopal Church offi­ Vice Adm. Elton W. Grenfell, In many communications to the type of Goldwater’s Free grotqia to he formed. He added oonaidared too Ugh, was w m to be present New Haven, $25. R.I., for an evening of dancing. he did not “ anticipate that we | said. ciated. Sydney MacAIpIne eras who retired In 1964 as Atlantic Among coses asBlgned to the public offlciala, the merchants Society Association tend to he bisHevee that In time theee I reaUbmittad. ’Ria board voC- , ThU meetfog took place Aug. have stressed that they feel such Another guest caUer will be weaken Uie regular party or- are approaching general mobili­ Linton’s car was badly dam­ organist. Burial was in Etost Fleet Submarine Force Com­ rtrrolt in Etost Hartford for organisations will work their zations.’’ cQ'to empower the aupartnten- n . The finance board did not mander, began hto training at a move would reduce the effeo present Oct. 2 when Alan Bro- gantoatlon. parent party or- advertioe i t however, and did aged and bad to be towred. Miss Cemetery. trial after a plea of not guHty way into the daat to nagotiafe tar tha em- Ivaniski was given a warning the submarine base in 1928. tlveneas of poUce protection in zek, of Ansonla, will be on hand. With obvious reference to ganlzatlon. trols, but not to sxcaed $1,800. not alert the preaa, who, conse­ Beqrers were Stuart Schrie- was entered were: James It. Be­ Square dance lessons will be­ for making an improper left ber, Charles Claughsey, Herman ley, 36, of BartMtok Rd., Rock­ the downtown area. Goldwator, Romney told a 9«ws But Gov. Robert E. Smylle of The John TUreotta Co. at quently, were told what hap- gin Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. in the Farmers Seek turn. Heck, Craig Belcher, Everett ville, indecenf exposure, Sept Etlinger today noted that "No conference Monday: " I believe Idaho, chairman of the Republi­ ford was aarnrded tha bid ThBBidui afterwiftrdR. church hall. All interested per­ that with the party facing the Moore and Thomas Rollason. 21; Bernard Costello, 17, of final decision has been reached." can Governors Association, was Washes dtotaa apotlaraly two French boma, with With the $1,000 appropriation, Hospital Notes "Several e^ieeta pf the pro­ sons are Invited. problem of survival, all of Its not BO tractable. He said he Apple Pickers I at | in each. Tnreotta acme transfers of educational Honorary pallbearers were StooM House Rd., Coventry, elaan without hand rin»- Manry Returns Charles Hathaway and Vincent ahopUfUng, Sept 14; Paul B. posed move are behig consider­ Police Reports {esters should concentrate their sticks by hla news conference waa k w Mddar at tha bid op«»- items from tha general fund and An immediate and urgent Ing or scrubbing. Has Ingraham. A X X tia m D TESraRDAY; McNamara, 50, of 40 Durkin ed,” be sold. "And it Isn't Jurt A two car accident yeaterday efforts within the party organi­ statement that tha Republicans roomy handlea-up sllvor- thf Aug. 9. Lana Guitar and premission to use up snow re­ Mra. Maty Barry, 120 Haw sation.’’ ought to "have It out with them need for apple pickers in this Made Oo. bid $333 each and tha On B ig Liner, B t, operating a motor vehicle ooneoBdatlon of pobce facU- at 6:30 p.m. resulted in a sum­ ware borimt and atatalaaa moval money, the school budget thorne S t; Mra. Mary Carr, I mons being Issued to Janice Lee Goldwater told a reporter that on the floor of the highest area has been announced by the Ibialc Co. Ud $482 toe needed only some $800 more to Oscar T. MaihiaaoB while under the tnf^ence of m- ■teal rack slldao. CSnirch St.; Mrs. Helen Ctauril- toxlcaUing Uquor or drugs, He added that if untfloation Dennehey, S3, of 63 Lawrence was Just what he was trying to ooimcils of tho party.’’ Manchester office of the State two. With Company Funeral services for Oscar Smylle presidod at the open­ T. Mathlaaon of 451 HUUord la, U Bretton Rd.; Mrs. Tealie Sept 14; Neno Paganl, 42. of 92 of the two deportments to made St. She to charged with Improp­ do. He said the Free Society Employment Service. HB K oUob Fletnri Co. So payment of bllto totaling Oourtwright, 15 Mill S t; Mrs. Association would impinge on ing of nationalitloi headquarters for Jasper Gamblno, office man­ r Haoren was aaraidad tha St. were held yesterday after­ Spruce St, pool selling. Sept one area has beeo^ selected over er backing, and will uipear In BIG 2-DOOR $451 win be deferred until the (Oontfanied from Page One) Eula Crosier, 110 Russell St.; the other area. neither the policy-making nor the Governor’s AasoclaUon, ager, has Issued a call for any __ for andhMrlsaal maferlaM noon at Holmes Funeral Home, 14, and Edward J. SohHdge, 61, Circuit Court 12, Rockville, Sept. Goldwator said repra- MINERAL ELECTRre board’s Sept. 30 meOUng. And Mrs. Bella Dion, 60 Lockwood . fund-raising functions of the which persons Interested in working mpuding an overhead projae- 400 Main St. The Rev. Joaeph of 433 Garden St, pool artling, Etlinger noted that he haa re­ 21 “ opHnter group" ac- Ralph Conton, the'new prindpal "fulfilled A lifetime ambition St.; David Frost, 187 Wells St.; Sept 14. National Committee. sented full-thne, part-time or tempor­ t M Bt $500A3. The company who began woiit Aug. 1, haa Dudley of Center Congrega­ quested a oomprebenaive report Police said that while she wa.s and it's always pleasant to ac­ Gary Gates, 13 Overlook Dr.; Charges were nolled for Har­ from Police Chief George Trapp backing her car from a private "X am asking Chairman Bliss tloo. arily for six weeks, starting a ta low Mdder. agreed to take hto Sept 2 check tional Church officiated. Burtal WASHERS complish on ambition.” Robert Gordon, Storra; Albert old A. Loughrey> 88, of 15 Co­ mBardlng the many tonKi>i/.q| lot, she struck a vehicle operat­ Sept. 7. J. 1$. BUas Co., at Orecn- Sept 17 Instead, which will was in East Cemetery. General Electric Manry was accompanied by Bearers were Bruce Fish, Harrison, 48 Memnley St.; lumbus St, breach at peace; aspects of police activity. ed by WlUard J. Flnkle, 26, of 'Transportation wil'I be ar- waa low Udder, aamrded make up the remainder. The new his wife, Virginia; hto daughter, oentmet for an ilaetric Donald Fish, Steven FTsh, Leo- Peter Harrold, 8 Charter, Oak Burton Stretton, 24, of 15 Co­ "Thto report, which to due 8 Cedar St Patrtdman John arranged for area groupe. Ad­ 3 ftocal year begins Sept 15. Robin, 14. and son, Douglas, 11. Dominican Junta Resigns, nturd Mathiason, Alan Mathta- S t; Mrs. Martha Irwin, Wap­ lumbus St, breach of peace; soosi, will give ue a pretty oonv- Stodd made the arrest ditional information mav be ob­ for tha gym. Tha The hoard of education Ip The retuih voyage took only 6\i be $580. H the oom- son. Dale Mathiason, Bradley ping; Mrs.- Carol Johndrow, 18 Anthony Petoek, 45. of R t plete picture of the eervicea be­ tained toy contacting Peter Ben­ starting thto new fiscal year days. Knox S t; Joaeph Katkauakas, Hoq)Mal Notes REFRIGERATOR - FREEZER ’ does not Indnde 15 fast at Fuller-and Walter Fsigan. 44A, Bolton, operating over- fog provided by the police de­ son, farm placement interview­ wtth a $17,000 out by the board Robin carried with her two 594 Tolland Ipke,; James Kel­ Admitted yesterday: Michael Makes Way for New Regime promised veihaiBy, the w e l^ t motor vehicle, and portment," Etlinger said. Leone, Wapping; ESirabeUi Dii- er, at the employment office, Up to 14 pound Capacity. bid wfll go to the HadfMd Co. of finance. WaddeU said last Jars of sand from the Mersey sey, Bloomfield; Mrs. Alice Robert P. Symonda, 19, High River at Liverpool. “But,” he added, ’Hhere a r e maine,------, __ 600_ Reservoir______Rd.; Paul 806 Main St. Futei^Flo • Washing Bya- e ^ e w B r tti^ a4 $588.96. In- night that the aehool'board may lOngsley, Wapiring; Roger Luce, Manor Trailer Park Court "That'e where the Beatles other conslderattoiia. We must Smlthwlck, ElUbigton; Eldwln O' SANTO «»m «H )._D om ln:tP^g^^ tem. Multiple Cycle w n be up to the have to get one more $1,000 ap- New Avalanche 56 School S t; Mrs. Beulah Mer­ Rockvnie, improper passing. NOW proprintton from the finance come from,” she said. Involved In the NeU. 148 B. Main Bt.; Robert lean Republic (AP) - The chief ashing. Two wash and ton. 113 Walnut m.; Wendy A number of caaea ware con­ flcatlooa ouggootod by tta rebol two 8 ^ speeds. Three board hi thto coming fiooal year Miller, Coventry; Mrs- Ann use of tta town buUdioce from , Pelletier, Thompionvllle; Mari- rt tta Dominican Junta has an­ Another Break > HadflcM Co. was aavard- Threat in Alps; tinued for dtopoaiUon In tha lo­ ttMataadpoint of other town de- lyn Dandurand, Oo^ne Dr., nounced that the clvtllan-mUi- regime. ONLY wash and two rinse tem­ bld as sole Udder for to make up for the last year, Mongell. 70 Brent Rd.; Mrs. cal court. Imbart, tt waa stoo known, but that be knew the finance partmenta and from an admin- ~Tolland. " ' tary body to resigning to make At Klock Corp. perature* atandarda at $108A6. About Town Rescue Halted Kathleen McGuire, 98 Pearl St.; wtratlon standpoint sUadDoint." way for' a provisional regime waa undar praararea from vai^ 2 lb. Mini-Wash board would oak the school Edward Noren, 38 Rooaavalt St.: DIachiurged yaatarday: Mrs. same company will supply ElAST HARTftMRD SESSION ^ that not only the Germains Valias, U T W . Main proposed by the Organisation rt loua poUUcal quartan not te Zero pegre* FVeezer Inoinded ital Udder at $304AO. board to Mve with the budget Army-Navy Auxiliary will Mra. Dmis Pack, Gilaod Rd., A Maine truck diiiver involv­ aecopt tta revtood poaco plan. I t a Rtock Oorp. at 1372 Tol­ holds froren foods tor a while. He agreed that thto (Oonttnwed from Page One) police dspMtoiaat but all town 8 t; Claudia Raaulto, 88 White American States. land Tpke. was broken Into yes­ liguori’s recommendation, meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Andover; Walter Smolenaki, 918 ed tai the violent acetdent that Brig. Oasi. Antonio Im tait Fhotora ta->tho raolgnatkni, on long term basis. was a good Idea, he said, hut club. Members are reminded to Main St; Mrs, Delia Sullivan, “ •Psrtmetils and offktea must 81i: Mark Ftamegan, 81 George terday morning and aa undls- board voted for this com- broken glacier, hampering the kU)ed three Mancheeter reel- to»*onaidered to movtag any of. p a rie s Paasastta, Koaley Barreraa, Junta president, made high aouroM sold, ware tta Automatic Defrost )y's chrome Udder rather added that he never wenfod to .bring artlclea for a kitchen so- Crestfleld Convalescent Home; diena on the Wnbur Cross High­ tho announoomrat M d o d » army's ratudal to go along with clooed amount rt potty cash tak- R e f r 1 gorator has sweet out balancing a budget hundreds of rescuers. aifford Whltham, Tolland, Rd., Tolland; Brian Norbut 42 M r police report a ladder with a baked-on cial. way Mtoy 39 has been fitted "Wa must also consider ouch night In a luiprlse radlo-tolovi- this pooftkoi' and President huge porcelain again so close to the deadline. The avalanche struck near BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Charter Rd.; Mrs. Doris Brown. Johnoon’s announoomrat that Entry was galnod by a win­ 4sh Md by Elias at $199. Saas Fee, a nkl report in south- $5()0 and given a 80-day sus­ slcR broadcast. enamel vegetable The Bulletin Board Mr. and Mrs. Alan Packard daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wit moves from tha atandpotnt of WindaorvlUe Rd.; Mra. AUdn tho UA. goremmont supportod dow on tho north side of the 1 V'wardlng of bids on parallel : ern Switzerland less than five pended' Jail aentenee on otte immadlata and kmg range Davto and aon, 34 lU rott Ave.; Bntart said the flvo-man Jun­ I bln and deep door The Selectmen ivill meet to­ Forrest and children, Steven. „ .r . liam Preston, 863 Oak St.; a tta GAB pooea tonnula. building by brooking the glass shelf. is and a seed and sand broad- morrow at 7 in the town offices. Sandra and Susan, all of Grosse Italian border. count of negligent horadoide. coats.’’ BtUngar aalll Mrs. Susanna Durden and ta and tta Cabinet would resign daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Don­ John C. Stratton Jr. of MAt- as soon as tho provisional gov­ The Praaldmt said Sunday he near tta look, police say. T ta ' iter attachment for the trac- Point Farms, Mich., are visit­ The mass buried men, ma­ ald Roy, 12 Grove St,, Rockvlll#. " It ton't Just ahtfUng the po- daughter, 53 Hammond St desk drawer where tta cash to chines and barracks at the towamkeag, Maine, waa the ernment takes rtfica, probably teU oonlhtaot tha Domlrtean • were deferred until the next Mancheeter Evening Herald ing Mr. and Mrs. Basil T. Ndu- BIRTH TODAY: A daughter M e department from one buUd- paopla aad tta GAB aharad tta kept was pried open with a meeting, Sept. 20. Bolton eorreepondent, Oleme- den of 221 Hackmatack St. Mattmark power project hear drtVbr of an eaatbound trailer taig to another, It involvaa many The HeraM's Tetnaai bureau by midweek. hea'vy orowtoor. The build- to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scho­ truck which, police aald, croea- The announcement cUmaxed taliof that thoM who oppoaad j board has postponed lU well Young, teL 548-885L Forrest, a Manchester native, to field, Tolland. ta c h n ^ factora, not tha least M al as Pork St.. Bockvllto. Ing has bom broken Into aeveral Some of the lee blocks wars ed the highway asphuiade into weeks rt thorny nogoUoUono by the GAB aohitloa ware not aarv- r|iuur Septenfoer meeting a the son of Mrs. Nodden and the ^ DI8CHAROED TESTER- of which to what to beat for the P-O. Bex IM, M . 878-8118 or ing tha true intareaU of tta times thto summer. NO MONEY DOWN as large as two-story houses. westbound tremc, bitting two the OAS pollUcal oommittee H m such features late Han^d Forrest, who was a DAY: Mrs. Kotjurlne Bailey, 80 people," be atreaied. Ambaaaador'country. . . drug clerk at the former Pack, One witness sold the ava­ CUV. 8U-t7li. hooded by U.S. M M IUJON AUTOS Water-Saver Load, Three lanche strucku ^''® - Rockville: Malcolm Mre. OHve M. Ray and ber Bnisworth Bunker. A concam for Oomlnloan In- Desegregation ard Pharmacy at the Center. k so JpH^ly thel Rhlnes, 127« Benton St.; Dale dapandenca, Imtart said ta hto WASHINGTON (AP) — Wash Cycles. Three Wash the workmen aon Tbonta* Ray ware ptnnad wlille under the Influence of In- Tta only member of the gov- Temperaturoa, Two Rlhse t . Personal Notices Steven Forrest will enter Caiarter Oak St.; Car­ Peter Tennant, 18, of 47 Arcel- talavtoad announcament, dlotat- ■ovorament report indicates No Poymenh Until November Spreads .Calnily Roosevelt Prep School, Stasn- Itkllan, “ werere buried without jo. Holootnb, Stafford torings; and died In the etreokoge of fo«lc atlng Uquor after being a^ ernmont not to sign tta roslgna- Amoricans will buy 90 million Temperaturee, Soak Cy­ even looking up." Ua Dr., and Gregory Morris, 18, tlon document wpa Oommodora ad tta Junta realgnatlon. Tta ford, for hla third semester. Mra Nonna LoGacc, ’rhotnp- their ■vehicle. Mrs. Itarta nl8ht of May 38 praaeaca of hamlrtihere troops new aotomobUra and 14 million cle, Uhhalanoed Load Bobeer, wife of Joseph Bcbeer of 88 Hilltop Dr., ara all ached- Franetooo J. Rivera, 88, armed Control, Porcelain Enamel ^ Card Of nuuiks (Oiatlmed firem Page Oae) sonvTiie;sonvHle; Jacobjm od Rogowski.Rogowski, Wap-Wi after knoektaig down a atop sign on Domlnioaa aoU, ha declared, trucks aad buaas In tha next 10 The executive board of Man­ Jr. waa thrown from bar oar ulod to a p i^ r In court for a foreea aecretary, regarded «s Take Up To 3 Years To Pay Tub and Baa^t.'' tWe would Ilk* to «xpre*s ear o e f o ‘_ f"* I Mra, Lorraine Foley, M “ “ *■ MTslturt a Jury trial on Bapt. 14 to face boss rt tta Dominican miUUry. "to a eolamlty.** yaara. haartlok appreetottoe te tk* near chester Area Council of Beta and waa pronounced dead on oi> tatophena pole. Tta Commerce Department fdbndi, relailve* end netohbote who to previously white classrooms. t > 5 Z ^ Lontmue ^ ve- Rock vine; breach of paaoa ehorgsa. Hia reason' for Rlvsra Cam- "Tta rooovofy of Domlnioaa In Barnwell, 8.C., six Negroes Sigma Phi will meet tohight at rival at Manchaater Mamorlal Tbs m agaliMt Gary Klrk- ■overeigaty r remtlree o ^ i untiring report prooratedpreo( Monday to •o aenerous and UMl ia a 8 at the home of Mrs. Brian Hoepitod. inero’s failure to sign could not t oorrow. were turned doira when they tam, 17, of 68 HUltop Dr., be determined Immediately, but afforta, poUtlM1 ^ roauaelatlon,, PreM mit t JoJohnson said an an Taylor, 93 Main St., South Attacks on Cong liouto W. SboeCar, ooronar for e d g in g him, along wlOi four alyato rt presentsd Monday to FURNITURE WAREHOUSE OPEN Mto end H n . Baymood F. Dnaohae were toforroed that no transfers the Junta and tta military were •gulatlon ooUeotooUeottve ual' would be permitted pending ac­ Windsor. Council members Hartford County, sold in hJa re­ with throwing bear t e aaehawlag rt PreaMrat Johnson said an an­ A il Ihmlly planning to attend should con­ COMPAil OUR VepMled at odds over tta GAB DAILY ceptance of the district's school (OohUnued from Page One) Habbel, 54 ikhool B t;~M iia port of the Inquest of tha aocl- tettlea at a teachsr'a home In ■sitting” he alysis rt present trends allows tact the hostess or Mrs. John PoRMa Lerdvaad son, 214 Can- dent that atveral faoton of June waa nolladi i PRICIS ON AU peace formula. ^ In Memeriast desegiMation Man. But in an; It w w toarnod during tta Tta rebel regime Mtterty oto- motor voMelo rogtotratlona will FOR OREATCR SAVINOS . . 9 to 9 monto^rt Ltoda, w other Barnwell County school Spring, vice president, 328 northeast of Saigon, the apofcea- ter B t; Mra Phjdlto Mitchell orinrinol naghganoa indtooto on PRRSCRiraONS Jected~ to t e origtanl draft at reach 116 million by 1978 — ^ Kelly Rd., Wapping. man said. Tha five had aU originally week that Rivera Chmlnoro and diatrict, R tp ^ a ll, fonr . Ne- and son, 78 Wadsworth 8 tl tha port of Btretton an attitude baan e h a ^ with h tn e h ^ tta paaoe Irian whan It million autos and IB mUllon A belated report dfacloaed that Mra. Marilyn Durant and of rMsUeoa diangard of othara the oilUtary ohlrts rt staff were, Sat. to 6 h Sower may wither. groaa entered white claaarooma. ARTHUR DRU8 more favdrably disposed toward presratad Aug. 10. The Imbert truoka and buses, PINE S T. Cernir of FOREST ST. In Arkansaa, 11 formerly A fire horn blew at 2:20 this the Viet Cong hit a government daughter, 88 Kane Rd.; Mra on tha ta^w ay. o ' 808 t e verston rt Junta walled a few days before' By the eita of tals year, motor S you afteiTWon for the Town Fire convoy Monday about 140 miles W, Orator St. plaadad guUty In white , dlatrtcts admitted Ne­ Brenda Breitenoteln and sen, 8 Victor Banatti, 45, k 47 Hill­ June to brracn qf paaoa and Hw complete nccent- veb'cl# rafrlstmllons are expect- 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Noar groes liMr the fln t time. More at Dept- But It woe only a fuse northeast of Saigon and Inpicted Nik* .Gliple; Mra. Ann Lunt top Dr., was finad $M for the ------od to total 80 80 million — 75 mil­ il^ O M Salt entoV fcryet. .what were ca lM light eosual- procuring Uouor as a minor and "mTOffi^forees*” ^emlere!**« Frith the radaratandtag od to total million tM atata'a dtotricta ara aahad- shorting out, sold a department aad d ai^tar, Hebron; Mr^ raduoad ctaargs at laoklasq driv­ ortod, had oonforradino modlftoaUona w ^ d ta ao' lion autos and 15 million truoka s^ ea m on after a preliminary Ues on Vietnamese government F n ^ a lAvlgna and daughter, ing. He was originally charged M i for each eharga, was reported, had oonterreaino mo« tiled ta drop racial banian as during (he past weak with tha'oaptad. and buses. Ilia «aa~ ' “ aneok. Avaa no fire. troops, ' 37 Pioneer Ctrola m with operatln’r a mot6r vc’-lcie mick FiVtus***??, ^ ’ *V e ro ^ ' Read’Herald Ads< Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Tu e s d a y , a u g u s t s i, i 966 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, llANCHESTEBy CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST hi, 1966 JPAlEE BIHVEM " BY KOITSON OUR WARDING HOUSE with BlAJOR HOOPLB Mixupi Voter Regiitntioii Dr. Kii^^s Wife Wins A votar-maklng session AcaoM dsnteh 4SM«unUln pMk will be oonduetsd tomorrow, lOCMH VtINl BlObtilni l>eiiibcratic Platform from I to a p.mt, in ths BCragix hill 14 OMritIc Nle town clerk's offics In ths 5 Year Private F i^ l WILL., ANV NUMBS' iV-' 8 BUmlih U Short ilMp Munlotpsl Building. Op THE members^ BE we larrtnch itrMua UM-HA.K/— OUWtIH.n TRliA%U«V 14 MHiip Eligible applicants must CAN W ir e - * - COULD. IS Hlfh e«rd M for fu r thit CRlHng for Overhaul bs at least 21 years of ags, ATLANTA, Qa. (A#> — Itfsursd, stM said. "Thsw g8l4 to CCAL \N\TH W li CIWeL 1 J u t WHO'LL 0 0 UFT 14 RtTiMtlm eiPirth TL»(«N on FATS/WE MOST FONOS residents of Manchester for waa tbs first day of Integratsd thsy had mads soms fnaiMlM vTME VERSES? .THEM 15 Which (ilus) laPrMinUy classes for Yolanda and Martin — FCRMAPE r / selling COOt’»nge, "in­ muat bs nlturaliexd eltl- OLD / a‘ i4-P0int osntpslgn plst> telligently plannsif" highway a personal battle their mother Martin Is In ths third gnids. BUGGS BUNNY 04.' BSAU'-h-INB A6T it/ Wp'U PK>- llAetuil U Tldlnii. sens. OOCB PtRtOM AUXHI HANOWRiTTiM , 'OMB^ 20 Modify 11 Ootfkr'i mound 41 V lM F .. IMW fo r m a l openlnj tta bid to program to meet our future re­ began for them flve years ago. Dr. King was not on hand DOWN quirements. Ooretta King, wife of famed when his children enrolled, Hla M K T V M C AR M FOR ALL OCCASIONS stones) aasiripii.,plln«_ , It Niw OulMt 4 1 1 1 ^ ^ i i i t the Incumbent OOP 24 ShiltiridlUi ijdi IWnp K>rt 44DrMp Bstabllshing realistic and Negro Integration leader Dr. wife said he was In Nsw Yor!i. I 60METHIN0 NEW AND ORl«NAL/ 4S8ur|led MW oontrollid" idwii |ovemment at 2B Jiiltr• lir ­gulli eonvtililvelT iwilUm pracUcal toning reguUtiona Martin Luther King Jr., picked "W s didn't antlelpato not ktev- •Sicrid wmlh 47 aifht, for K' Small Car Wim as HnUiin (MUm Oct. a town election, report! with emphaaia on encouraging up her children In a station wag. Ing them accepted In some as Knock (comb, form) 23 Fill In dr^)i ImUdm 4aSeopi Donald J..rov»t, campaign pub­ «n a ll buainessea to locate on on Monday at the Spring Street school," she said, "but ws 24 John (anile) asmiU UUnd as Joumiy Bout with Truck school where they enrolled as didn’t know how wsll aocoptod SO Rodint 4Ron pirti as Roof id|i soHiwra licity ohailrmsa.. our highways. the only Negroes in their Indi­ they wquld be until we enrolled IT YiUiw bii|le BSmill flip 27 Thrn>bindid BSfiirk pfM f Toung .seperU Donald Averin And ths final point, exercis­ irmidlllo amuimtte A van truck had to towed from vidual claases. them." plint 6 South Amirlcin M the ever-aU .aampslgn men- ing pur moral‘ obligation to our aalkitry wood lornl at I.iyintlu atBer'i The day came five yean after Mrs. King said much propssa nlchSinM senior cltlsens by edvocatlng an accident in which It struck a asrilMhoed T Slitily **The platform it based' on what Mrs King first tried to enroll toward desegregation has Men 40Rtik t Occuplid ■ ao S^eld bnrtna MV*"^** . solutions to their "oppressive" small foreign car yesterddy at Yolanda, now 9, In a White, pri­ made since her first attempt to 45 Hurlin chilr SI Dm ST Hom^Schofll Toung refers to a i President local tax ornhlems. noon, but the car was driven johneon’E.aUtement that "The vate school. She was rejected. snrell her daughter In a white 46 Romm |od of a Aihia 32Silntif (lb,) school, "but I think It should SSTldy beat government should be the OOP to MeM away under Its own powtr, po­ Two yeara ago, Mrs. King at­ underworld have come faster. ■1 ene closest to the people" The Republican Town Com­ lice report. tempted to .get Martin admitted 2 5“ n r r ** mittee meeting today will be to another white school. He also "1 had so hoped thet they \ ! 3 T i B 7 " Toung said the platform dtacuu- V held after the special town The car, driven by Stanley E. would be able to go to an Inte­ ff the baelo proposals for "m ov­ was denied admittonce. meeting. The OOP meeting Is Ogrontk. 23, of ai Overland St., grated school when they first 12 12 U ing Coventry giwemment ahead was hekding east on E. Middle However, she said she wasn’t in Booth-DImock Memorial Li­ thinking of those efforts when started.” nnd closer to the people". brary. T|Hce. and began to make a left She said she feels there will turn into a aupermarket park­ she picked up her children st IB 12 17 Tbeie proposals are modemli- The special town meeting at be a definite educational advan­ ing lot when the van, driven by the previously white public iBf town government by adopt­ 8 p.m. at Coventry High School school. tage in the change. "Thera are ing a 20th Century charter be­ Thomaa E. Dully, 64, Weat Hart­ more opportunities. And we ara ALLY OOP BY *V. T. HAMLIN 18 2T Is to act on a 19,000 appropria­ ford, atarted to pass Ogronlk on " I was just looking at their N v ^ ' glKTHDAVSOR ••'1 cause "ft la apparent that mod- tion for two portable class­ faces and the way they actad,” moving Into an Integrated socie­ cm problems cannot be eolved the left, police report. Dully'a t y " ______' ^ SRADUATI0N6 ? rooms and furnishings for use truck hit the email car on the she said. " I was quits a bit rs- hy our gaellght • era govem- lieved, knowing they had been by the high school. left front'’fender and damaged accepted and e v e r t in g went Melbourne Rebuilda meRt'” ’ hla own right front fender, po^ 21 BT A ls o ' immedlataly Joining the Practice Set Grand Champion at County 4-H Fair so well," w W lice Bay. • r n r ' Windham Reglmiel Planning All Interested boys are to be Carlton Welsh Jr. of Woodland 8t. poses with the heifer that won him a breed champion­ She aaid the children reported MELBOURNE, AustralU — j^dbcy to eetabllah batter rela- at Coventry High pchool at ship at the Hartford County 4-H Fair over the weekend. His registered senior yearling Dully was arrested and no animosity from whita atu- Melbourne plans a seriea of 31- 22 9:30 a.m. tomorrow for soccer c a r n iv a l BY DICK TURNER l U tioni with neighboring towns in Jersey heifer was named the grand champion Jersey and the junior champion and first charged with Improper passing. denta although they had been story apartmMit buildings in ■olvlng common paojjtema practice at the soccer field. champion yearling. Carlton, who is 17, is a member of the Manchester 4-H Dairy Club, Court la set for Sept. 13 In the apprehensive before schooL that a sium-clearanci project. Elach 27 l3T u which placed as a club herd and third In the herdsmanshlp contest. Carlton is the son of Manchester Session of A d op tin g the uniform fiscal Attending Inititute Circuit I morning. "When they came la to have 120 three-bedroom Mr. and Mrs. Qarlton Welsh of 486 Woodland St. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) Court i2. year on a iplan designed to min- Samuel P. Allen, local build­ home, they felt quite reas- apartments. 42 ■ ta x ing Inspector, li attending the imise the burden. four-day Institute for munici­ u Maintaining tbp beett poeisiible W pal building officials of New Public Records educational ayetem within the ^ g la n d at the University of Town 4 - H Capture Prizes town's reaadnhbM ability to pay. Connecticut which Includes 26 B1 EstabllWiIng i vlgoroui devel­ Thursday. Warrantee Deeda opment and industrial Oommle- n _ The program II aimed at es­ Herman R. Schmaltz and During Annual County Fair lion, to atork closely with the U BT tablishing safer communities Evelyn B. Schmaltz to Claude 54 jiaiming ahd sojlng commission and Improved housing and aibion Hertler and Barbara F. bienouraglng Industry and busi­ Manchester contestants woi ♦and third in the' herdsmanshlp building standards. Hertler, property at 27 Byron 62 21 22 ness to locate in Coventry, contest 4 The four-day program will Rd. many awards in all classes and The DemocraUi also advocate Ruth Lee Jacobs to John H. The Leather Pounders, Man­ concentrate on building law categories at the annual Hart­ chester 4-H horse club, won 62 24 22 placing the town clerk on a Rocker Jr. and Janice M. Rock­ and legal problems of New ford County 4-H Fair, held Fri­ awards in several divisions. iglaiTed basis "so as to elim- England building officials. er. property at 29 Elsie Dr. -J1 Frank A. Wildes and Jean day, Saturday and Sunday at Members won th e following inste the antiquated fee sys­ Keynote speaker is Frank O. awards: tem. This should provide addi­ Chapman, executive director of M. Wildes to Joseph R. Lan­ Bradley Field, Windsor Locks. BY J. B. WILLIAMS dry, and Sally K. Landry, prop­ Fitting and showing: Peggy OUT OUR WAY tional . tax revenue for the the Maine Municipal Associa­ Clubs within the Manchester Jacobs, second; Heidi Krause, town,” the platform says, tion, assisted by 23 experts In erty at 116 Woodhill Rd. 4-H Club that competed were Paul Eugene Ponton and first; Peter Krause. Candy and i Also, "allmidAting the prac­ the construction field. This pro­ the Dairy Club, Homemakers, Ruth B. Ponton to George D. Frank Conway, red ribbons. tice of town officials using pub­ gram "Municipal Building Reg­ Bake and Baste, Buttons and Record books: Blue ribbons ulation 1" is to be followed by Gilbert and Eleanor Gilbert, Batter and the Leather Pound- lic office, to eUbeidiM private property at 10 Gardner St. | Dianne Bell and Peggy Jacobs; business interests." [ an additional Institute in No- red ribbon, Shaaon Anderson, Dwight R. Phelps and R u th . Members of the Manchester Hedi Krausel Patty Dolan, Jer­ "Adhering ecrupililously to the Celebratoe 84th Birthdiv I Homemakers Club received letiter and Intsnt of existing law, ald and Judy Vullo, Linda Sund- Mrs. Ann E. Knight a native ProP'^ty at 342 Wood- t^e following awards; ribbon; Robin Schultz, Peter In the oper^tldtt’ of gov- of Willlmantlc, and mother of bridge St. * „ u Su*an Nelson;, • State Fair qulst and Debbia Clark; white enunent. (teeklng eeknpbteht Mrs. Myirton Wright of Rt. 44A,' Agnea C. Fralzer to ^Robert I cake contest winner; foods, 1 Krause, Frank and Candy Con­ legal advice before'instead of Coventry, was given a surpri.se ■ A- Simler and Sharon S. Sim-1 blue, 2 red; clothing, I" blue, 2 way, and Howard Jacobs. after taking any aition." party Sunday in honor of her' propety at 72 Edmund St. red; arts and crafts, 1 blue, 1 Fitting and showmanship: "th* platform also advocates atth birthday which is on Sept.' Irving M. Spencer and Ann red; flowers. 2 blue. 2 red; rec- Senior, Peggy Jacobs, second; ehibosing palfl, . Appointed, pub­ 6. Mrs. Knight also has a N- Spencer to N apol^n A. ord books, 1 blue,-1 red. Jayne Vullo, fourth; C ^ d y Con­ lic officials on Uik basis of granddaughter, Mrs. Ronald Pitcher and Hazel A. Pitcher, I Melinda Moore; Foods, 3 red, way, fifth; Judy Vullo, sixth. eompSUtlvb exifnftiaflons “ in­ Edmondson, living in Coventry property at 48 Gerard' St '2 white; arts and crarfls, 1 blue; J Plea.sure pony; Robin Schultz stea d 'o f polRioaJ patronage, on Brewster St. T h i party was ' 1-eases record book, 1 blue. ' and Linda Sundquist. Richard D. Rogerson t o ; and establw itig a personnel given at the home of Mrs. Elvelyn Swanson: Foods, S 1 Hunter yseat horsemanship: poiiciM bOtird'casting nil town Wright Griffin, a granddaugh­ Katherine M. Glblln, property blue, 3 red, 1 white: clothing, 1 I Peggy Jambs, third; Sharon An- ter, in Vernon. Mrs. Knight al­ at 49 Birch St., for one year, blue: record books, 2 blue. Eve­ ' derson, sixth. smplbyea. begrinn'ng Aug. 16. 1965. | Alko, inaugurating a cam- so has a son, William O. lyn w M commentator at the Engli.sh command: Linda Knight, of WHIimantic, four Marriage Licenses gh ‘ to dlean up Coventry's dress review Sunday. Sundquist, second; Jane Vullo, PLANNING TO BUY d oUwr grandchildren, 11 great Malcolm Robertson Jr., 452 iscape "aa well as it’* gov- Janet Ackerman: Oran (I fourth; Robin Schultz, sixth, grandchildren, all of whom Adams St„ and Judith Ann champion of foods. 8 bliie, 13 erqhlent.’* j Saddle seat and Hunter seat: '*0h, I have something worse than insomnia, Doctor! w ire present. ■ Copeland. 85 Deming St., Sept. red; clothing, 2 bluCj 1 red, 1 Judy Vullo, first; Jane Vullo, Au^orhatfl)|‘ town records 11, Second Congregational white; arts and crafts, 2 blue, j third; Robin Schultz, sixth. Tve got a wife who hae Rl" Whdrever' f t ' is In thR Interest . OR TO BUILD? Manchestor Evening. Herald Church. 1demonstration, 1 blue; record Stock saddle seat; Debbie of .efficlaitesy. afid acanomy, to Coventry correspondent, F. Adrian Groot HI, Coventry. books, 2 blue. ■: Clark, third. Paullae Little, tel. 742-6231. a!nd Harriett Ann Stark, 49 Susan Ackerman; Foods, 1 English trail: Peggy Jacobs, .— I'.ii I. j,. , Pleasant St, Sept 3, Emanuel red, 2 white; clothing, 2 blue, 2 fourth; Diane Bell, sixth, Lutheran Church. red, 1 white; record book, 1 red. |j Lead line: John Vullo, first. Irving Edward Stearns Jr., Jill Ackerman: Foods, 1 blue, I English pleasure; Judy Vul­ TALK OVER LBJ Is Final Authority, RoOkvllle,' and Frances Agnes 2 red; clothing, 1 blue, 1 red, 1 lo.- third; Lucy Schultz, fourth; b e n CASEY Batsie, 501 Tolland Tpke., Sept. white; record book, 1 blue. Jane Vullo, fifth. 4, S t Bridget’s Church. Sharon White: Foods, 1 blue, Western fitting gmd show­ Operates as One-Man Gang Building Permits 3 red, 3 white; clothing, 1 blue; manship: Debby Clark, second. FINANCING To the Great Atlantic A Pa­ freezing, 2 blue, record book, Western hardyness; Debbie cific Tea Co. Inc., signs for 1 rod. Clark, sixth. supermarket at 116 E. Center (OoBtSauM) from Page a bill is sent to Congress, clears Carol Pella; Foods, 2 blue, 2 Members of the Buttons and tlHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL St., B2.000. Batter Club received the fol­ you want to do it when he's a subcommittee, a full commit­ To James Pakalnls. additions red,. 4 white; record b o ok ,.! WITH tee, Senate or House, and finally blue; demonstration, 1 blue. lowing awards: down.” to dwelling at 54 Edward St., Janet Ca-spary, foods, blue The President not only has achieves final passage—there is 1500. Sylvia Pella: Foods, 8 blue, likely to be a presidential state- 6 red, 1 white; freezing 7 blue, and red: Susan Richardson, }towar over his staff. He has To Joseph Wiley, tool shed foods, red; Deborah Laurinit- power, period. It Is a power ment saluting the event as ■t 2 Olcott St. 8180. 6 red; demonstration, 1 blue; something of a landmark. is, foods, red; Elizabeth Rich­ backed by guile, skill, down­ To Howard Andrews for Isa- clothing, 1 blue; record book, 1 Now and again even the Pres­ ardson, arts and crafts, red. “SAVINGS & LOAN” right abtlityi •. land a know-how dore Radding, alterations and blue. ident gets expansive and car­ Manchester Bake and Baste and' experienca in Congress and additions to dwelling at 39 Marjorie- Peila: Klwanis ried away a bit, to the point of Club members received the fol­ government uhmatdhed by anv Quaker Rd.,. $4,000. award for second beet record lowing awards: talking the other day of trying To Phillips Construction Co. it person 't^hd rose to the presi­ book; record book, 2 blue; ctoth- Lynn Orlow.ski: F’oods, 1 People have been doing just that since 1891 — dency...... to "make this not Just America for Gary 'VanAusdall, garage the beautiful, but the world the ing, 3 blue, 1 red; foods, 3 btue, blue, 1 red: record book, 1 red. SO 'feel free to discuss ypitr new home with us at 19 Crestwood Dr., $1,450. Susan MacLean: Foods. 3 ’Tlte power is baaed in part on beautiful." To Richard Wemmell for 6 red. 2 white; canning, 2 red. red, four white; clothing. 1 and the financing if will require. There are many toe dfmonelons of Johnson's 1964 Next: Care of Congress FYancls Boland, alterations to 2 white; freezing, 5 blue,.2 red. political .(rtumph, dwelling at 39 Stephen St., $2,- Joan Peila: Grand champion blue, 2 red, 2 white; arts and advantages in .a "Savings & Loan" Open-Enq, ffo Democrat alnce Franklin crafts, 6 blue, 1 red, 2 white; U ( 600. of freezing; Reserve champion Penalty-Free Home Mortgage which we will be MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLl D. Roosevelt, ran ahead, of his To Richard Wemmell for Ed­ of foods; foods, 10 blue, 3 red; record books,-2 red. BUZZ SAWYER Mrty in . a presidential race, as ward Bride, additions- to dwell­ freezing, 13 blue, 3 red, 1 white; Nancy Long: Clothing, 1 glad to point out; to you. Come in anytime! You'll BY ROY CRANE Johnson did Jut,year. The vio- Beame Cites red; record book, 1 red. ing at 378 Windsor St. clothing, 1 blue, 1 red, 1 white; find the people af Manchester's oldest financial I tory was accompanied by solid To Lavoie A Aubin Builders record book, 1 blue; canning, 2 Christine Benson; Foods, 2 blue, 2 red, 1 white; clothing, AHO FOR SOME SCREWBALL ■^ Democratic majorities in Senate Inc. for Bast Catholic High blue, 4 red, 2 white. institution courteous and h e lp fu l. and., House, ahd gratitude to Fair’s Poor 4 blue; arts and crafts. 7 blue, REASON HES DmRAMNIP School, alterations to school at Manchester, 4-H Dairy Club Johnson for helping make things 815 Hilliard St., $4,000. 1 red; record books, 2 blue. TO SEE THAT BLUE MANf>. members received the follow­ AND HES MANAGED TO so. To Jerry G. Possum, addi­ Management ing awards: FIND SOME WAV TO 6ET Then, too, (he landslide- victo­ tions to dwelling at 96 Leland Peter Peila: Grand champion, TDTHE60AWZ RANCH. ry was a landsllds loss for Bar­ Dr.. $600. first year showmanship; sec­ ry Qoldwatsr.r toe conservatives (Continued from Page One) To Newton Smith for Stanley and; -a Republican party now Savalonis, alterations to store ond place Holstein calf. wandering along in disunity. Beame said then he had at 18 Osk St., $1,000. , Marjorie Pella: Blue ribbon planned to is.sue the report after Holstein junior yearling and OWNERS REPORT THEY In addition, by most measur­ To Anthony Salvatore, ga­ the Sept. 14 primary. He had junior champion; grand cham­ ing rods, JTohnsoh has the rage at 166 High St., $1,800. weight o t t large cross-section asked for It to determine wheth­ pion trophy for dairy Judging. er the Fair could repay B24 mil­ To John Ponticelli A Sons of public support behind him. Miss Pella also received, an in­ lion the city Invested in It. Inc. for James ’Trivigno, re­ vitation to exhibit at Eastern INSTANT He Isn’t' content with it, SAVE model store at 143-143 Main St(., toough.' He always tries for The 10 months of audit-taking States Exposition, $ 1 ,0 0 0 . ' have been marked by accusa- John Pella: Senior champion, mor,, tries to Improve his stat- TO • Ml t, MU. ■«. TM ■.» UJ. Nt M hre Mth the people, tries to stay Mona and court action between grand champion and reserve ♦1 “SI *3 to tHs public ay*. ) Beame and Moses. The Fair Peru Geta Credit champion Holstein cow; grand vuu com EARNINGS Nothing-from the past equals president said today Beame's champion, senior and special di­ mCKEY FINN CAPTAIN EASY too:; dnwiabaat >of presidential accountants "aerioOsly interrupt­ SAN SALVAD O R — ’The real vision, fitting and showmai),- ON INSURED SAVINGS BY lyiNK LEONARD BY LESLIE TURNER ■totements, oerOmonial pro- ed constructive work" at the source of "balsam of Peru.” an shlp classes; 2 blue, 1 red. Fair. nounponanto,. apeachas and antlseotic wound dre.ssi-ng, is El i Carl Welsh; Blue ribbon, Jer­ RO N FIREMAN -T Moses said , lie didn’t see any ■aws rolaasM.- Salvador. Its name came from I sey cow; grand champion Jer- From ' tho' White House now reason "to dignify the Beame Pern's export advantage as the sey cow. DIVIDENDS aome offering a . of news items political comments on the Fair vtceroyaltyifor all South Amer-| The Manchester 4-H Dairy CUSTOM by extended reply." previously l A to various dt- ica under Spanlah rule. . Club placed second club herd PAID FROM Pgrtmants—suoh u the number ' . V % . ft. loans by tha Farmers Home Mcirkll DAY OF DEPOSIT AdmtoUtratlon dr statistics on Cibrofkis Note whaf gia JusUpa Department’s OIL rURNACE atvU. divlsliSD has betn doing. 25 Years Wed AMERICAN LEGION Dividends paid quorteriy: From tha movie thaater in toe % OR BOILER ' Af rile be^nnlng ef Janu- White House east, wing, Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Clbro- ^ ooromand' almoat instant' ski of 44 Lyndale St. celebrated Jiily and Oe« television. The But Room also theto 23th wedding vm iveriary y u bsiequipped soon ee televt- Bunday afternoon with an open Hen camevu can eantsr on tha houaa at their home. About 65, ExcIttliva VokiMetric Com- ^sU ent on almoat no notice, rolatlvea and frlendi attendeql buslioB lives in insisnt, ^ r s wtU be similar spots the event, wblch was given by clean Aims which burns at Jhortly in. the; roaa geiden, at their (toildren, Michael CibroskI BINGO top efficiency—no smoke or toe north and seuth portleos, and. Linda (bibroaki, both at 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION ROME, LEONARO ST. soot . . . no wsste of fuel. >nd at tha antranea to the exec­ home, and Mrs. Jean Petruool, Hest is "locked" in the fur­ DAVY JONES nace between Hrina periods c utive oMoea. . of Manchester. i -ft ■ft -ft BY LEFT and M WILLIASHT’ Almoat any .group that geta to EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT and not wssisd up the chim- • a ’The couple waa married Aug. | ^ e the Prealdent also gets a SI, 1940 to St. Bdward^i aef. Thousands of owners ^ D O N 'T ^ e o h n l soma aort or othsr— Church, Stafford Springa. Mra. report txctpikmal oil sav­ jpually a, taihip-inada one, with Clbroakt la tha fonper Ml- ings. No soot means that the ceiiss of about 90!^ of SAVINGS w words on a. rotating prompt- chaeltoe Yavlnaky of Olaaton- .oyad at Min- service cills is alw «|.davjcs. . bury. She li einp neted. Phone us/or come i W l t a l . m t ^ a n ttiata ars. tha b ill slgn- chaster Memorial in—« m'N deMonijrat I v O A N With aps^hiW and osre- huaband la employe* at MorL DRIVEWAYS A S O t I A I I l> M toeqlss fnd.Bia tnialnass of us- arty Broa. ■V dosang of pons -and giving ley recently returned from Paridng Areas a Oaa Btationa a BaaketbaO Courts tosm to ths venlookara. Con- a yaoatlon to the Caribbean. peiatnan srtiq had a hand to Now .Booking for Seasonal Work FOGARTY tUa IMIB (a t both pans SI^OIAL VACATION-TIME PRICES MANCNKtTIR'S OLDIMT riWANCIAL " - r s ? * - . ’■ this new evi‘ BROS.I Inc. •toce o f g BiJr far- tn# flashy— AU Work Peraonally' Suporvlaed. Wo are 100% Inaurad. 1007 MAIN STREET toe -btU siitolags at-Johnson's oM 319 Broad St., MapehMter NEAR M A P U STREET 2ie‘r«pni T p u * iohoolhouss, at Ji' W u nah’S library in DEMAIO BROTHERS Phona 649-453^ ’ BRANCH OFFICE»ROUTB 31->COVENTRY thaWke. 643-7691 J E ^ B lg e la t ts tha last stags ^ slant O a Mas when MAlftmSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 81,196» FAOB TBDMRHBI t*r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ TUESDAY, AUGUST 81. 1965 "FAOB TWELV* THE 15'Hit Assault on Four Pitchers Nets 17A Win^ Play Again Tonight Giants Must Replace Barnes, Too Herald Angle E A R L YO ST Moriarty’S Spree Defeats Valeo •ports Editor Jones to Try M 10-Year Vet hours to complete tha mara­ wMi • doiMe, knoektaf ta tew ^ Unusual Feat for Golfing Giuple By PETE ZANARDI runs. Moriiardt ended tna Mart* For Amateur Rum, and after all thon, played In extremely chilly Morrall New Quite a feat was the one turned In by Gay and Jeri weather, top coats and gloves arty scoring, drivtiig t t tans 6 Knapp in winning the Club Championships in both the that’s what the game ia all being normal wear under the more oooree with a desMe. Golf Honors ® Men 8 and Women’s Divisions at the Ellington Ridge about, came in almost prevailing conditions. Onty in the final at b«t dM Quarterback the daa Houee Oang fall to Country Club. Not to be outdone by his wife, who had every description last Before the final out was reg­ make a marie on the NEW YORK (AP) — - annexed the coveted women’s prize two weeks earlier night at Dillon Stadium, aa istered, fane who stayed to the board. end saw IB bases on balls, 14 f r ! ;»l NEW YORK (API-^-Af- Robert T. Jones III, son of V Gay Knapp went out on tjhe weekend and matched the Moriarty Bros, humiliated !. feat of hIs better half In com-- 170160, 17-4, Is the first of a strikeouts, sight errors, 22 tMsa ter apparently deciding golf’s immortal Bobby, will hits and 31 runs. Lewie, m ...... tliat rookies could not «• )ng home first In the Men’s best of three game eerles for have one big plus going * Club Championship, Runntr- the Twilight League playoff It stUl resembled a baseball VaSU. to ...... to. move into the first string Oarlenn, of ...... for him when he makes his up In the male end of the pres- crown. The Gas Housers, who game after three innings, Mof- Hortatrdt. M quarterback’s .job left open fourth try at the U.S. llge event on the annual tour- taavs won but one of. four larty’s leading, 6-3! By the end widholm, e by Y. A. Tittle's retire­ -■ nament schedule was Sher games since clinching the pen­ of the fourth It was no longer Oitrtrh, rf ...... Amateur Golf Champion­ nant, left no doubtl about their Johnaon, to-es .... f ment, the New York Gi­ n- Ferguson, the top man in 1961 any contest, the local entry Morierty, lb ...... | ship, a title his father won competition. The Knapps re- •coring potentiaL ' ■ending 12 men to tha plate j) ...... i ants today hope one can five times. , , , , aide In Wllbraham, Mass. Manager Gene Johnson has and bringing seven home. Rodsers.' iS N i * • • take over in the defensive He won’t have to play Jack picked lefthander Pete Bala to ‘Totnla M IT to tr Nicklaus. Gerlch Homers b'ackfield to replace the de­ ?• True Yardstick? work tonight at 6 ;S0 In the sec­ Velee (4) Jones, a PIttsflqld, M an., soft ond game of the series, while Widholm opened the frame parted Erich Barnes. drink distributor, won one of the 1.1 Can spring training baseball with a double, followed by Martin, of< ...... 8 Dissatisfied by the exhibition 11- games be used as a true yard- Central Connecticut standout McOroth, r f ...... showings of Michigan's Bob qualifying spots for the amateur Gene RelUy will toll for Valeo. Oerich’s homer into the left-- Kuclcel rf ...... championship with a shaky 78-74 *r itk-k as to the strength and field bleachers and the merry- Aauaa). m ...... i \ 1 Timberlake and second-year it weakness of ihajor league ReUly has ' t>een effective I.lnhr — eight-year veteran, to Cleveland ■ sad .363 when all Florida games Three players—Boh Fagp, Bob LIndgren filled the start­ Valeo drew first blood the Ini­ Fogo drove It cleanly up the Oeriefa; eb—Laoppee. Johnaon: e~ to the baseball fans is going to be hard to replace. At left is Casey, way back ed his father on his way to fame Moe Morhardt and Gerlch-^ hits in one ball game.” er's role. He lasted long enough Beeacaj:w af—Uniocreii. — for linebacker Mike Luccl and a were completed. tial time at bat, Tom McGrath middle bringing home two runs. PUcfilns, ip h r er lib se " in 1955, when he had hard words and a raised fist, under the nose of Umpire future draft choice. Then they Jarring Upset Amotiff Womeri’s Finalists — has been the medalist in the Short Stuff each collected four RBIs while Mlstretta appeared to have to pitch to three batters, get­ Ins. ip After the tfloee of business The Stale of (tonnectlcut’s picking up a single, to right af­ Carlson then hit one under the Mllatroita, (W). 7 I John Flaherty. At right as manager of the Mets. Casey (Old 37), hands in packaged Lucci with offensive qualifying for the Massachu­ f yesterday. It was Minnesota, Wally Widholm and Carlson as much trouble with the chilly ting only one before Newfleld ter Bob Marlin walked. A sac­ leftfield bleachers, a ground Lindgren, I " J 1 1 i 1 setts amateur, got past prelimi­ leading male and female duck­ temperature as with the Valeo appeared, serving up a walk to Newfleld, (L). 8 I U U 10 i ■ back pockets, walks toward the mound for a word with a pitcher. guard Darrell Dess and another i Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit and drove In two markers each In rifice moved the ninners up and rule double, to bring in the Moonariho. 1 0 y I I draft choice to the Lions for nary rounds for the U.S. Open, , Baltimore In that order In the pln bowlers for the 1964-66 sea­ the Gas House Gang’s biggest batters. Only In the fourth Morhardt and a single to Gerlch, Martin scored on Llndgren's fly third tally Liappea, 1 1 0 0 8 1 Morrall. and three times before has qual­ Junior loop standings. son made their headquarters in hit and run output of the cam­ frame did he set the opponents giving Moriarty’s a 2-1 lead. to center. The losers scored Fago again came up in the HW>—Mil Two New Pairs of Champs ified for the National Amateur. ofc .i,. ___ ' field. (Oarlaon) Undgren (Oq "Morrall is the quarterback IVhlle the Minnesota pennant Manchester, rolling out of the paign. down with ease, striking out Newfleld lasted until the two more in the third on a hit fifth with the bases Jammed A NhSei we feel can help our club devel­ The last was In 1969. He was express has been slowed down Holiday Lanes. Tops among the It required two and one half the side. The Rockville teacher fourth Inning, then Coach Mike batter and singles by SatagaJ and’ responded again, this time| field; t— op,” Coach Allle Sherman said M a s s.'yGables, Fla., in a two-hour mar-^won over Mrs. Susman and Miss eliminated in the first round by men was George Pelletier of BROOKLINE, Moffitt. ■omewhat In recent days, the after the deal was completed. (AP)—Two new pairs of athon 6-4, 10-12, 7-6, 6-3 to take Nicklaus, who was making hla , Twins nevertheless have made East Hartford while Cathy Berra Likely Choice "He should help us speed our the men's champion.ship. The final game of the match move toward his first major • the greatest advance since Dyak of Manchester paced the MAJOR LEAGUE Doing Better Without Slugger rebuilding program.” champions are wearing the Emerson and Stolle wound up was bitterly fought. Twice Mrs. title. 1664. When the Twlim won their women. Pelletier, a member of "—•"’•Elevator Career The Giants were a dismal 3- crowns of the National the play undefeated in 26 Susman tfnd Miss Moffitt threat­ This year the National Cham­ 76th game on Aug. 21 )t the Holiday Lanes’ champion' STANDINGS Hu n t in g 10-2 last year after winning Doubles Tennis Champion­ matches during their American ened to break Miss Richey’s pionships at the Southern Hllla equaled their entire output Of ship and world record holding Larsen Legitimate Legend three straight Eastern Division tour. And Emerson took his service, getting to advantage Country Club In Tulsa, Okla., ’ victories achieved laet year. National League ships today, with one of twice. entry, complied a better than championships. Tittle, ham­ third title at Longwood, adding Sept. 16-18, will be at stroke In­ Oh yes, the New York Yan- 136 per string average to top W. L. PcL G.B. Twins Increase Lead ^ n d ' iTo Succeed Stengel the titles involving a jar­ to his 1969-60 string won with But Mrs. Susman and Miss stead of match play for the first — pered by injuries, suffered his Los Angeles 78 67 .668 Neale Fraser. I Moffitt -- Wimbledon champi­ time. more than J6,000 Nutmeg rol­ Of Our Time in Many Ways worst sea.son as a pro and re­ ring upset among the la­ ons in 1961-62 — could not cash Tlielr play waa poor and rag­ lers in the Connecticut Bowling Son Fran. . 71 66 .666 1)4 National fplace — will be returned to his tired after it was over. Mrs. Lucille pavidson, 41, of Only 18 players — this coun­ ged during the spring and It Cincinnati . 72 67 .668 1)4 N E W YORK (AP) — ♦ tak e charge of the dies and the other continu­ Lee's Summit, 'Mo., won the in, lost the point and the match. try’s 10 Walker Cup team mem­ Operators’ Asen. while Mrs. With Killebrew Out FISHING League cellar dwellers In 1966. bullpen duties next year with Wood, the No. 2. quarterback ing the Australian domina­ The men’s doubles begem with has been that way ever since. Dyak paced approximately 6 Milwaukee 71 58 .560 2)4 ^ Yogi Berra, fired as mana Yogi elevated from his present behind Tittle last year, Timber- senior women's singles 6-2, 6-3 bers and eight of the 10 British • • * NEW YORK (NEA) — a perfect game In the World Pittsburgh . 71 62 .634 4)4 There Is always the possibility Job as first base coach. tion of American men’s over Kay Hubbell of Conway, all the marks of a straight-set Walker CTuppers — are exempt 000 women bowlers with a 126, Unlike some of the storied Series and be slapped with ^ ger of the New York Yan­ lake, the All America rookie, win for Stolle and Emerson. plus, average. Maurice Cowentl Phila’phla . 67 62 .619 6'a NEW YORK (AP)—Remember Harmon Killebrew? SKUNKED! that the Job will be given to Wes Stengel has not managed the and Schlchtle. who spent last tennis. N.H., the 1961-62 champion. from quallfrtng and have spots Here ’n There heU-raieere of baseball — a separation suit tlie same St. Louis .. 66 67 .492 10 If your dog gets skunked, the kees last year, may become Westrum, who has served ably Mels since July 24, when he fell Mrs. Graebner, 22, wife of Emerson broke Pasarell’s in the final field of 160. New co-owner of the Glas­ of Manchester heads the OBOA the Raths and Cobbs who week. .470 13 He used to be the Minnesota Twins’ leading slugger. year on the taxi squad, were the Mrs. Carole Caldwell Graeb- serve in the seventh game of the Chicago ... 63 71 best treatment la to rub tomato the manager of the New as Interim manager of the Mets and fractured his left hip. Al­ top candidates for the first ner of Beachwood, Ohio, and Davis Cupper Clark Graebner, In all, 1,233 entrants were tonbury Bowl, duckpln bowl­ as Its president . . . Gene John­ rode roughshod with bat and Oh well, his philosophy Houston ... 66 76 .423 19 But that was before he dislocated his left elbow. Now Juice into his fur. Kills tha during Stengel's month-long ab­ though an oppratlon was suc­ Nancy Richey of Dallas teamed and Miss Richey, 23, had two first set then did it again in the scheduled for 88-hole rounds ing house. Is Archie Larochelle, son boasts a .667 "batting aver­ bottle — most .of today’s has always been, you can’t New York . 43 88 .328 81)4 'York Mets next year. string Job but were found want­ 13th game of the second set. win them all. he can almost straighten his arm. smell. The dramatic but hardly un­ sence. cessful. Casey has been con­ ing in tha Giant exhibition Monday in the finals at Long- of Long Beach, Calif., 6-4, 6-4. .j today at 27 locations. The huge one of Manchester’s best small age" aa a playing-manager with Kook Klub aren’t resilly Today’s Games The Twins thought they would< FOAMED IN PLACE expected resignation of Casey Most observers believe, how­ fined to a wheelchair, occasion­ wood Cricket Club to defeat the Favored Australian Davis In the next game, Stolle was field is seeking the 108 spot.s pinners. Larochelle, also co-own­ Morlarty Bros, in Hartford good enough to be bad. When confronted with Hou.ston (Robert.s 8-7 and games. serving for set, but Froehling questions on the no-hltter, miss Killebrew, also a versatile New styro foam blocks make Stengel Monday, effective at the ever, that Westrum, short of ally allowed -to walk with the defending women chajupions, Cuppers Fred Stolle and Roy remaining after a vanguard of er of the White Glass Co. in Twilight League play. After a The exception may bo Don Bruce 8-16) at New York (Me- Intielder, in their battle for the three hits in the final five In­ good tackle holders. Fit Into the ' end of the season, left the door pulling a miracle — like bring­ use of a cane, as he did at Tues­ Mrs. Karen Hantze Susman of Emerson outlasted Charley Pa- and Pasarell stood their ground 261 was trimmed to 24 at eight Manchester, has tabbed Jack fifth place finish in 1663 in his Laraen — a legitimate leg­ Yankee owner Del Webb Graw 2-2 and Miller 1-3) 2, twi- nings. They didn’t walk anyone and held on until Stolle double sighed at the time; “This American League pennant. If bottom of your tackle box and open for Berra to step In and ing the Mets home in ninth day's press conference. St. Louis and Billie Jean Moffitt sarell of Santurce, Puerto Rico, scattered locations Monday. Vittner as his pin manager. The first season of running the club, end of our tlmo in more night they have, though, it’s not dis­ and struck out seven. see If the tangle doesn't diaap- His decision to quit Came on Fullmer Named and Frank Froehling of Coral service breaks in posting their faulted. former purchased a half in­ Johnson steered the Gas House ways than one. will set spring training back San Francisco (Spahn 6-15 and The Twins won in the lltli pear. the advice of Dr. Peter La- Eight games later, the 22nd, 10 years.” cernible. At least not in the terest in the Glastonbury Bowl Gang to titles in 1864 and 1865. He is, at once, one of the Herbel 8-7) at Philadelphia (Sun­ standings. when Don Mlncher singled, was SUN SHADE Motte, the club physician who Stolle had a 40-16 lead only to Romeo and Long most famous winners and Make that 20. The spring ning 16-7 and Burdette 2-7), 2, sacrificed to second and raced If you use a depth recorder, performed the successful opera­ Fighter of Month see it fade and the set lost. The last May . . . Managing Fo­ His contract has been extended When Killebrew was forced Pre-Labor Day Week garty’s entry In the Wllllman- for another sea.son. Infamous loeors In ell of before the series, Larsen twl-nlght home as Sandy Valdespino lined a sun shade will make It sealer tion. loss brought Pasarell and • • • baseball history. set training back 10 others out of the line-up Aug. 2, Min­ a two-out single off Larry Sher­ “Casey,” Dr. LaMotte said. NEW YORK (API—Don Full­ Froehling even 1-1, in sets. Leave Sick List tic City Baselball League la Bob Milwaukee (CHonlnger 18-9 and nesota had a six-game lead. to read the dial in bright light Kwash, former Manchester HIs magnificently perfect by wrapping his car around Johnson 14-8) at Cincinnati (Jay ry- Get the inexpensive kind at the It's a miracle that you can mer of West Jordan, Utah, has Pasarell lost his serve In the End of the Ljne game for New York in the a telephone pole at 6:.S0 a.m. Now, nearly one month later, In the only other game ANDOVER, Mass. (AP) — High track standout . . . Con­ 8-4 and O'Toole 1-9), 2, twi-nlght super market. Just shop around walk today. It was a most seri­ been named fighter of . the 11th game of the third seti and Friday night’s Red Sox-Yan- 1968 World Berios, however, considerably after curfew. St. Louis (Gibson 15-9) at Chi­ the Twins hold a seven-game played. New Y i^ defeated the until you find a plastic bottle ous operation. I cannot take the Pro Charts the Aussies held on to win it. Tight end Tony Romeo and gratulations are due Don Rob­ kee basebaJl game from New will probably live longer in Larsen’s elevator career margin following their ll-in- Los Angeles Angels 4-2. Rain SERVICE SPECIAU responsibility if you insist on month by Ring magazine. cago (Ellsworth 13-11) of the correct dlamater. Cut off -BV miRRAV (DA4)3I?MAN- Pasarell again was broken in guard Charlie Long of the Bos­ ert, new head football coach at Fullmer, whose brother Gene York will be carried by Channel the memory of man than, In professional sport prob­ Loa Angeles (Koufax 21-6) at nlng, 3-2 triumph over Detroit washed out CTleveland at Kansas and tape to dial. Good Tuesday Him Sofurdoy returning as manager. the third game of the fourth set, ton Patriots have been taken East Catholic High, upon the 30 starting at 8 o’clock . . . How say, the 21 losses with Bal­ ably wonid be funny were It Monday night. Caty, and &qre were no games The traveling the Job entails, was the former middleweight and he and Froehling were not off the sick list and are ready­ Pittsburgh (Veale 14-9), night champion, gained the honor for arrival of a daughter Mirt about last week’s Mets-Dodgrers timore two seasons pre­ not touching on this tragic. American League Earlier on the day of Kllle- scheduled in the National even the act of going out to the able to recover ing for action. week . . . Proving a point game, when Tug McGraw and vious. He has played on nine dif­ brew’s baseline accident, ace League. (August 31st — September 4th) mound to take out a pitcher, his 10-round decision over wel­ The American Football W. L. Pet. G.B. terweight king Emile Griffith. that softball gnd baseball does Jack Fisher ontpibched Sandy And again probably, the ferent major league teams Minnesota . 84 49 .63 — pitcher Camllo Pascual under­ Jack Cullen, now 3-2, scat­ Red Sox Transfer would be just too much for a League team Is getting ready mix, several members of the Koufax and Johnny Podree, oe went surgery on his pitching tered eight hits and singled in a man of your age and in your The victory gave Fullmer the for an exhibition game with series performance will also in 14 years. He was 11-6 the Chicago .... 76 66 .680 7 World Boxing Association's Fogarty baselball squad In the the top video attraction of the outlive bis conquest and de­ year of the no-hitter but Cleveland .. 72 57 .558 10 arm for torn muscles. run for the Yankees. Elston Work Agreement condition, " Dell Isola Fired Kansas City Saturday. season? It-was a beauty, sus­ The Twins were In trouble. Or Howard socked a home run In It was not until last Wednes­ American middleweight crown Romeo, in his third year with WUllmantlc League also per­ feats off the fleld. For as hasn’t equaled It since — BalUmore . , 70 67 .651 11 and ninth place in Ring's world formed the Welnut Baihers, pense-filled from start to finish the fabled players of yore, dropping as low as 1-10 at Detroit ...... 72 69 .660 11 so they thought. The other the third liming, and Tony Ku- BOSTON ’(A P )-T he Boeten t il day that Casey finally made up Htw York In Holyoke Job the Pata, has had a sore back. . . . For figpire filberts, the Red alleged contenders should be in his mind. In a meeting with middleweight rankings. Long, suffering from the Rec League and Town Softball from whose mold he came, Kansas City In I960. New York . 66 86 .600 17)4 bek drove in a run in the fifth Red Sox have announced they DEFENSE ^ Tournament champions. The Sox and Yankees have split Larson Is no stranger to Gooney-bird, as he’s some- Loe Angeles 60 72 .466 23)4 such trouble. with a single, are transferring their working TIRE George Weiss, the club presi­ Fullmer replaced veteran OFFENSE ♦ HOLYOKE, Mass. (AP) mumps, lost 20 pounds during even in 12 games this season Of 29 games since then, Min­ dent, Stengel said: Laszlo Papp of Hungary In the DEFENSIVE LINE — Expect his stay at St. Elizabeth’s Hos­ dual performers included Steve strong living. tlmds called for reasons that Waahlngt’n 68 78 .443 26 agreement In the New Yorti- RECEIVERS — Lots of an improved pass rush with John Dell Isola has been fired . . . Plenty of tickets remain HIs pitching. In fact, was Boston ...... 49 83 .371 34)4 nesota haul won 18 for a .621 per­ Pennsylvanla Baseball League George, I got to face it. You middleweight rankings. Papp pital. Brighton, and says he M oA d^, Bill Vlot, Dave White for the Plttrinirgh Steeler-San are physically obvious, is centage. That's slightly less BA Dart League can't count on me for next and another veteran, Harry speed out wide with Bake Tur­ Gerry Philbln, Verlon Biggs at as head coach of the Holyoke hopes to get back his weight and Joe Camposeo . . . Lefty never as fast as bis party­ now 36. The wins are run­ Kansas a ty 46 83 . 369 38)4 The 1686-66 Dart League at from WeHsviUe. N. Y„ to One- year.” Weiss, who has worked ner. Don Maynard. Maynard the ends. For insurance, La- Bombers of the Atlantic Coast Francisco 46er exhibition foot­ ing. Today’s Games than Its over-all mark of .632. onta, N. Y. Scott of England, were dropped for the season opener Sapt. 11 Fred MoCurry, getting ready ball game Saturday night at ning out. .So are the teams. Two major reasons why the the British-Amerlcan Club with Stengel for 17 years, in­ out of Ring's top 10 this month. can be erratic on pass patterns, Veme Torezon will stick around. Football League, on the heels of against the Bills in Buffalo? And If he holds a special He’s back full cycle with Chicago (Horlen 11-10 and The announcement Monday You can't make a better deal but explodes for the long bomb. for the varsity soccer season at Brown Stadium In Rhode Is­ Twins have rhaintalned their opens Friday night. Sept. 10. said the transfer 'would take cluding one year at Kansas City Art Hemandes of Omaha re­ Would help if they had rookies the Bombers third straight loss Coach Mike Holovak said page In the sports record Baltimore. Buzhardt 10-5) at Baltimore (J. The sign up register is now TVmer’a an underrated threat of the season. Springfield College, has struck land. At last report, 10,000 tick­ book, he also holds one In Miller 6-8 and Barber 11-9), 2, comfortable margin are AI place for the 1686 season when and 12 with the Yankees, ac­ placed Scott as No. 10. like Biggs for tackle spots. Paul Gino CappelletU, hobbled with out 18 batters In his last 14 In­ ets remain to be sold. Mean­ But If be isn’t the pitcher open at the riubhouse on Maple to save your life! cepted Casey's resignation with In the heavyweight division, Not much behind them, and the Rochester, Gordie Holz are In­ Dell Isola formerly was as­ a sore ankle, will be ready for I V* the New York Statutes. He’s be once waa, neither is he twl-nlght. Worthington and John Kltpp- the Oneonta Red Sox are to t>e quality drops off at tight end, sistant coach at Dartmouth and nings of pitching with Fo­ while, the 46ers wlM be work­ the only player to eyer pitch steln, a pair of elderly relief St. Members and guests are organized by Joe Buzes, pres4> mixed emotions. former champion Sonny Liston cumbents. Big but not too mo­ play In tha exhibition against ing out dally from 4 to 6 p.m, the playboy. Married again, Bo.ston (Morehead 7-16 and aaked to sign not later then The next night Weiss met with slipped one notch from fourth to where Gene Heeter, vet Dee bile. Jim Harris is a hope for with the New York Giants of the Chiefs. garty’s. The sophomore col­ since 1668, he lives quietly Bennett 4-3) at Washington (Or­ pitchers. dent and owner of the Pltto- Mackey share duty. Heeter the National Football League legian has won all seven de­ at UConn until Friday. The They both pitched Monday Sept. 8. A league of eight teams field Red Sox o t toe Kasten the Mets' Board of Directors fifth place behind Cassius Clay, future. RATING — fair. public is invited to watch the In California. tega 12-13 and Richer! 11-9), 2, and recommended a Job in an has not lived up to potential. and coached Atlanta of t h e cisions with the Oilers this sum­ And fading or no, the leg­ twi-night. night, shutting but the Tigers on is planned aa In previous years Les^^ia ALIGNMENT and executive capacity for the 76- Rating — good. LINEBACKERS —In pretty ACFL last season. He wsls fired Last Night ■ Fights mer. sessions. BASEBALL HEROES end lives. In Baltimore, Cleveland (Slebert 13-6 and year-old baseball genius. A1 Gelberger, Tony Lema, good shape, like Wahoo Mc­ by the Bombers Monday. MONTREAL — Herschel J a ­ San Francisco, Houston or McDowell 13-10) at Kansas CUy Casey was given a two-year Ray Floyd, Gene Llttler, Gay OFFENSIVE LINE — Their Daniel’s middle. He’s down to The Bombers lost to the Pitts­ cobs, 171, New York, outpointed PITCHING — Jack Cullen, wherever he hangs his hat, (Tallxjt 10-9 and Hunter 6-4), 2, •hes-umm m m m em eoP BRAKE SPECIAL contract to serve as vice presi­ Brewer and Billy Caaper were apecialty Is pass blocking, led 226 and It showa in improved burgh Ironmen 17-B at Pitts­ Leslie Borden, 17B, Montrsal, New Yale Coaching Staff Now York, scattered dght hits when the big guy takes the twl-night. dent in charge of scouting the among the first 20 scorers In by Sherm Kunkett at right pass coverage. No problems at burgh Saturday night. 10. as Yankees downed Loe An­ mound, all eyes are on him Detroit (Lolich 11-7) at Minne­ West Coast territory. the last two U.S. Opens. tackle. It’s a veteran crew comers with old band Larry geles, 4-2. and everybody remembers sota (Grant 17-4), night. with Mike Hudock at center, Grantham, an original Titan, Set to M eet 92 Candidates BATTING — Don Mlncher, w hen...... New York (Ford 13-9) at Los Sam DeLuca and Dan Flcca at and young Ralph Baker. Bob Minnesota, drove hi first run • At least until the first hit. Angeles (Chance U-9), night WE DO ALL THIS: Take Charge Quarterback? guards. ’ Winston Hill at left Rowley got a taste of fire last Ed Brown Needs Some Help with single and scored winning tackle. Pete Perreault can step year, and the rookie contingent First year head coach Car-^ At fullback, tJ»e gi'tot Chuck run after leading off 11th in­ In at guard or tackle. Coach is led by Skip Hoovler. RATING - - - 'Meroeln is gone as well a e ^ ning with single in Twins’ S-2 • correct caster, Weeb Ewbank la trying to Jack — good. (■f men Cozza and a brand now trtiunph over Detroit Sherman Hopes Deal Right Quarterback Big Problem etaff of oaslstonU will greet alternate and olaasmate Pete camber, toe-in up their blocking for running. CummlngB. That puts the load Rating—fair. DEFENSIVE BACKS — Re­ some 92 candidates for Yale on the shoulders of Junior Dave I adjust braked In Solving Giant Problem coveries from leg operations With Pittsburgh Steelers 8 University’s 1666 varsity foot­ FVjster who wBl be pressed by New Peace Pact QUARTERBACKS — None hold the key. C3yde W ashlfi^n ball squad aa the Ells open the senior halfback transfer Jim • adjust steering higher priced—that's a cinch. looks like he’s made it back pre-season practice phase of Kovaca and sophomore Don their campaign Wednesday, Seen in Track FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) — If<^arm in the College All-Star Despite protestations that O.K. to man right comer. Mar­ KINGSTON, R.I. (AP) —c ’ Butler Is a No. 14 draftefe Barrows. • add brake fluid Earl Morrall turns out to be an­ camp and missed valuable in­ Mike Taliaferro starts as No. shall Starks on opposite side is Buddy Parker still is lotricing for from obscure Edward Waters j-j- Double oesalons dally except Brighteet sport for the BMs other Y. A. Tittle, Coach Allie struction. When he did get into 1, you can bet that the load question mark. The safety spots a quarterback. ii, Sunday will be the order of the WASHINGTON (AP)—Pressed Ram T ires, College in Jacksonville, Fla. Hr appeeire to be at halfback where • balance front wheels Sherman of the New York action, he showed little to indi­ will fall on knee-plagued Joe are well protected by Dainard by Congress for quick answers, Eld Brown, his 36 - year - old is a little fellow, only 5-B^ an- next ;two weeks until the start the veteran tandem of Jhn place for the 1666 season when Giants may have the take- cate that he can pass effectively Namath, maybe John Huarte. Paulson (strong side) and Bill passer, needs a little help if the 190 who answers to the name o' 'o f The team, will work on the Groninger and Jim Horword charge quarterback to make his in the NFL. Haven't heard a single scout Baird. Among the kids, tab Jim the rival ruling powers of U.S. Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense Is to Cannonball. Last year he score ^ Derby Avenue practice field Shduld bo reminiscent of such track and field competition new wing-T offense work. Sherman picked up two fault Namath'a talent Rating Hudson. RA'TING — fair. match their rugged defense. 28 touchdowns including alx in area at 8:46 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. other outstanding EH duoe of Any U .S . (^ar Sherman cooked up this of­ guards, Pete Case from Phila­ —good. sought a running start today to­ Perhaps Bill Nelsen, a third one game, a 142-0 romp over !'■ and follow up the physical work recent falls aa A1 Ward and ward a peace pact. fense to suit the capabilities delphia and Dave O'Brien from SUMMARY — Joe Namath’s year man from Southern Call- With various squad meetings of his group of fine running the Vikings to go with Bookie Job of Justifying his 8400,000 in­ Frlendshlp CJoUege. Clarence Denny McGill and Lou Muller The presidents of the Amateur RUNNING BACKS — Matt fomia will turn out to be the Peaks, who did a good Job last each evening. and Ken Wolfe. Athletic Union and the National backs like Tucker Frederlckson, Bolin on defense. 'Diey made It Snell looks as If he'll become a vestment would be a lot easier answer. get . year, is back again. Flanker 2 Chuck Merceln, Ernie Koy, E r­ if Jets were more solid club. ’* Included In the group re­ Split-end Bob Kenney and Collegiate Athletic Association Don't Let This Happen! possible to dispense with Dess, tremendous fullback, adept in The quarterback always is Paul Martha got a look as a planned to meet 'behind closed nie Wheelwright and Steve who Sherman called one of the every aspect. That still leaves They need help w stly up front, turnees are 20 lettermen with guard Greg Weiss are other re­ our problem,” said Parker. running back. varying degrees of experience. turnees who were regulars doors at a downtown hotel to Thurlow. finest guards in the league. a halfbhck problem. Bill Math-' in form of class® interior line­ “We’ve got to improve our pass­ seek agreement on at lea^ Buy one at our no-trade-in price and get the accond Sherman hopes that Wood or Is blocks well, but rune only men. A running back is a must, Parker haa a vetaran offen­ The major problems facing throughout 1664. Aftqr the first few exhibition ing attack. We’d like to get sive line-, of Charlie Bradshaw some of the issues In their long games, he realized he needed an Bob Timberlake, a well-built 6- inside. The shift of rookie plus comer halfbacks. It’ll be somebody to give Brown a Hft. Oozza and hla staff at the out- The Ella again open their and bitter Jurisdictional strife. for half tfiat price (plus tax on two thres). 4 , 220-pounder may develop Into quarterback Bob Schwelkert to an In-and-out season for this and Dan James at the tackles, eot deal with the vital ”up-the- nine-game schedule with Oon- experienced quarterback to We are using the two boys -r Mike Sanduaky and Ray Lamek Congress got Into the act make It work so he m ad^a deal the player he needs. But Tim set back la progressing slowly. young club. PREDICTION — Tommy Wade Texas and Nei- middle” poBlUons of center, nectlcul In the Bowl. That’s when It learned each group was No trade-in required. berlake came up with a sore Ratliig—falr-to-good. third plalTe. at guards and either Buzz Nut­ quarterback and fullback which slated for Sept 25 and will be Monday with Detroit fdr Earl •en — hoping one of them will ter or ex-Ram Art Hunter at boycotting track meets sanc­ Morrall, who had dropped be­ oome through. Nelsen really were depleted by June's Com- followed on successive Satur- tioned by the other and threat center. Rookie tackle Bob Nich­ daye with games against Col­ This is the lime to gel those two Rain Tires will give you more control in putinIandoo^ hind Milt Plum in the Lions’ moved the club against Min­ ols of Stanford haa been looking mencement oeremonles. enlng to bar from competition order. • nesota." Captain Dave LaWley can gate, Brown (at Providence), talented young athletea under you've been thinking of getting. One at our tiering on a dry road than the tires that came good. Columbia ( at New York). Cor­ To get'Morrall he had to give Brown didn’t have much . handle the chores at center but their jurisdictions who broke the no-trade-in price. The second for half that with your car. And leu wander when you're up Darrell Dess, a fin'e offensive “Our defense should bo real ^' CoBza will be eeeking help for nell, Dartmouth, Penneylvanla, boycotts. The athletes contend price. driving down a stnightaway at 70 or 80. confidence in hla receivers last good,” said Parker. “We have a Princeton (at Prlnoeton) and guard, and Erich Barnes, a vet­ year,” said Parker. "Gary Ball- ^ him. Actually, Laidley waa ed they needed the top competl But if you want to play it really smart, we (That’s how>much difference there it be­ eran comerback, but He Insists young front tour that came on Harvard. Uon provided by the meets, ACROSS DOWN man was the only dependable fast last year. Ben McGee and ' utilised mainly as d^enslve suggest you buy three Rain Tires at our no- tween The Rain Tire and the lira that ori­ the trade doesn't mean he has , , hnebacker lost fall so the need Represented on the 1866 pre­ 1 You and me 2 Those who enjoy 5 Across catcher we had. You know wa Chuck Hinton made It big as Inflelder Phil Unz of the New Irade-in price. And get the fourth at no addi­ ginally came with the '64, *63 or '62 cart. If given up on such younger quar­ dropped 40 balls. And then our (or help seems' greater oil of- season Yale roster are reeWents 3 Homonym for "wood" 4 More readily terbacks as Gary Wood and Bob rookies end Ray Mansfield of 23 atotes and the District of York Yankees has led four dif­ 6 The best-tasting cigarette 8 If you changed the "a" to an tional cost (except the tax on four tires). you own a '61 or earlier car, the improve­ pass protection broke down too." made the switch from offonee to (. (ease here. Then you'll hive a complete set of Rain ment is even more dramatic.) RELINE YOUR BRAKES Timberlake. Parker, preparing his Steelers Columbia. ferent minor leoguee In errors. you can smoke "e,” it would be "then" “Morrall will not solve all our defensive tackle. John Baker, Annual Problem 7 Wage battle Tires for your car. Just make sure you get The Rain Tiro. The for the season at their camp on 20, la the only one with any age An annual problem for Yale problems, but the trade will the wide green practice fields at S Change (oolL) With them, you'll be able to stop 30H- one that u y t U.S. Royal Laredo on the tide. speed up our rebuilding plans,” on him. Wa got Ken Kortaa (fl-4, •" of late has been the September the University of Rhode Island, 380) from St. Louis and we have ’ ’ aearch for a take-charge quor- shorter on a rain-slicked road than you could (Remember.one at our no-lrade-in price will NOW Sherman said. "It will help ua when your car was brand new. And on a wet get you a second one for half that price.) thinks Ms pass receivers will be a rookie named Frank Mblden develop our young players fast­ bitter. teibaok. Not since talented Tom er.” from Jaekeon Btole who Is t-S '' '■ Singleton was at the throttle MANCHESTER curve, you'll hold the road S0% better. And don't settle for anything else. Even if Among the thinge that have to and MS.” from lOU through 1060 has You'll be in great shape when the sun tomebody wants to give it to you (or nothini; An Cara The deal that brought Tlttla, click la Roy Jefferson, a e-2, ISO- AND SAVE already a veteran, to the Giants pound end from Utah, who waa Despite mid-wlntar rumors of ^ ' Yale had a player on Ite pre- •omeeoul. lo a BecauM a set of Rain Tires from San Francisco In 1961 paid Pittsburgh’! top draft choice. a Myron Pottlos for Jim Nlnow- aeason roater that the coaching t off with several winning sea­ skl trade with Oteveland, Fot- ataff could point to with cer- with ovcry brak* fob w« turn your Jefferaon got a late start be­ tloe Is beck at middle linabaek- PONY FOOTBALL sons. The balding pass master cause he waa with tha OoUage talnty aa the starting quarter- Use our easy credit terms drams FREE « . . rtgulor $2.50 por whMl! finally retired 'after the 1964 All-Stars. er. Max Meisner and Bob back at this stage of the year. season. So did such Giant vatsr* Ballman, a . superior receiver Schmtts or BUI Saul probably ■ For the last two falls, a senior REBISTRATION ans as Fri^nk Gifford, Alex who caught 47 for aavan touch­ will be M l mates. has stepped forward to take the Tareyton \ 357 BROAD ST. BRAKE RELINES GUARANTEED Webster, Andy Robuitelll, Jack downs despite constant double The eeoondary will have Wil­ reins and In both cases got the ALL FOR 30,000 MILES OR 1 YEAR Stroud, Joe Walton and Tom coverage, will be back at the lie Daniel or Marv Woodson of Job done. Two ye4rs ago It was WEDNESDAY^ SEPTEMBER 1 Join the Unswitchables. Scott. Don Chandler, the kicking flank. Clendon Thomas, con Indiana at one comer and ‘ Brian iRapp and last season It dot the filter cigarette \ MANCHESTER specialist, went to Green Bay in verted from a detenelva back to Brady Keys a t the other. Char­ waa the late Ed McCarthy. with the taste \ an earlier trade. spilt end last season, should be lie Bradshaw will ba the free e 4 4 3 -2 4 4 4 Now Tone Grant, a southpaw WEST SIDE OVAL □ ■ □ Sherman wants to get the safety. better with a year under hie , from Betheada, Md. who haa worth fighting for.l Giants out of the cellar after belt. A healthy Jim Kelly will be Rookie Oralg Lofquist of Min­ last year’s collapse and obvious ^ won two letters In a reserve 6:30 to 8 P.M. Tareyton has a white outer tip j at tight and. nesota haa bean giving Dick me, has the same opportunity, O p w i 1 -1 0 GENERAL TIRE ly a great deal of rebuilding was “Our running game la pretty Haley a battle tor the strong I.. and an Inner section of charcoal. oallsd for. good,” said Parker. “Wa have aide aafsty. Parker also took a n V not Grant, the starter could Roys mint bo occompoiilod Together, they actually Improve \ Gary Wood, who was being John Henry Johnaon and a good long look at-Dennis Stuews of 1, ' be senior W atts Humphrey who Mon. fbra Sot, C B D lfl^ C MANCHESTER groomed for the quarterback hoe been honed on Junior var- the flavor of Tareyton’s fine tobaccos.' 9 B K T I W B BRANCH hard-noaed kid tn Dick Hoak Nebraska. by poranto job, never will be another Tittle, who doean’t have much speed Mike a a r k will Mok tha field 1, ’ '9fty experience or Junior Pete c n T D llie 6-11 Cornell grad can riin , Imharty the potontM paaelng 155 CENTER ST.^TEL. 640r^828 RUN TO DAYLIGHT—Baltimore Colts fullback Jerry Hill gets a block from but te a hard worker. U this kid, goals and Brown will punt un- the ball'and hat the poise to di Jim Butler oomaioomsi alonialong he IlOMom Doug Dusenbury, a rookie »; Whin (Tom Woet H n rtfo ^ JDOR^FARBTO^L^^^I^^ reel the ball club but his pass­ teammate Alex Sanduaky (68) and momentarily breaks into the open aa ■houM give ua more apMd Uian from KaniM •Ute, o m boat ing iMVM much to ba daslrod. Wayna Walktt (U) and ftnisa lli^ r (81) ff Datrait LioM try to him. « • MINI had in jraars,'^ lU m out. ‘ H-i

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTra, 00NN« TUESDAY, AUGUST 81,1968 aiANCHESTER EVENING H E ^LD , MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY> AUGUST 81, 1965 pVltiE gltuatlone Wanted-- Houashokl Goods 81 Apartment Buildings Suburban For Rent 66 Honaes For 72 H owms For 8ak 72 Subtirban For Sale 75 Saborban For Sola AutomobilM For Salt 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAOALY and SHORTEN Hfilp Wanted—BI*I« 36 Help Wanted—Mate 86 Fenwie 88 FULL and part-tima truck driv­ UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY Tenements 68 ROCKVILLE- 8 rooms' and 4 MANOHBITBR-East fide, IH PARKER IT. — 6-room Dutch VERNON — 6 room Ranch, firen 1964 VOUCSWAQEN d«lux« bus, S b j T t AKE OAIIE of one or WAPPINO — privacy, swaep- A M Y ir THB TkUTHTDBlhrTkUTMfDBFT .i n f T f T O P MEN TO aaasmbls window ers, John Sohwslr Ion, Inc, Oall LDOKDfa lor anyuung la isol rooms, stove, close to center of room Ranch with attached ga­ Colonial, excellent condition, big views, cosy 6-room Ranch place, aluminum storms, betof b«at offer. Low mlleac*. 749- two chlMren In my horns, IMrigirator, Btove and TV towd.’ ISO. monthly, oompltte- family alsed kitchen, laundry, .ment garage, laiga Icf, |1IJ(W« CLASSIFIED j \ tu t LIAVHIIIN, unite, ascond shift, must have after 9 p.m., 944-1009. ostate ran ^ — apirtmsnts, rage,, spaelous flreplaeed living among fine homea. Hutchlna 7441. (rum vivttioN 'i ^easc call #46-7701. Inoludad 1y redecorated. Call 870-7967. pantry combination, formal Hanley Agency, 641-0060, IXACTLVWTI» rsfsrsnosa. Apply In parson, tamaa. mulupla dwalUnga, eatl room, I generous bedrooms, as­ Agency, Rsaltors, 646-5834. WlUlam Peck Lumber, 2 Main ROOFING and siding man, ax- j T d . RMIty.nMBim. sumable 01 mortgage, 116,900, dining room, living room with 7806. ; 1965 CHBVRQLBT Convertible, 1— U nESD K *MSilU tIt •ELIABLB mother with refer- I Modtm Rooma of Pumltuia LOCAL Country apartment, fireplace, I large bedrooms, excellent body, new top, $338. IB: I M r i I I ^ I Strsst, Manchester. psrlsnoad prsfsrrtd. Oall 949- Wolvcrton Agency, Realtbra, OLASTONBURT - Near Man­ V meh vouq • • •ncss will oare for children Au^lancsa, Lot No. 29p Columbia Lake area. If you unattached garage. Convenient 649-n39. 8094, 648-9262, after $. Id Pc. Bedroom Set THREE ROOM iqMurtment, 6494111, chester, two family on acre ADVERTISING CROSS-OOUNTSy I ^ EXPERIENCED Janitora want- days for working parsnta, my stova, rafrigarator, 347 No, 'like the charm of an old Colo­ to everything, yet etricUy reel- lot, located In area of single \ '= m S W home preferred, reasonable. BOLTON-HEBRON LINl( BUIOK — 1968 ipeclal. tsonver- CRUWER ROLLS ad, part-timk, 8-12 mornings, WANTED — Boy for atook dark ’*®®*** Main It., Call 646-8239, 94. nial, we have the apartment MANCHBaTBA - Two-famity, dential, 100x136 foot k>t. 649- homes. Idsal family home with 38 Pc. mtehen Bet for you. Five rooms In exesl CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Uble, V-6, 4-speed,l-spe» all manual, INTO A fjO- approximately 20 hours per aftsmoona and all day Satur­ $48-9947. 64 with garagas and shaded lot 9680. Income potential. Leonard 0V4 room Ranch, large ; weak Oensral Servios, Inc., 40 day. Apply In person, Manches­ Den or Spate Bedroom Bet lent condition. Two fireplaces, 8 A .M . to 5 PJH. low mileage, $1,696. 644-0613. iDWH.wrm on Clinton gt., fully rented and Agency, Realtors. 6464466. kitchen, Mreh oablnste snd Oak St, 649-5884. ter Public Market, 8()6 Main 8t. IS A WEEK THREE ROOM apartment, 470 one In living room 15x10, one In excellent condition, alumi­ M N lV TO l)oga—Blrda—Psta 41 Manchester built - Ins, one sers lot, . I960 6 CTUNDBR, cross coun­ 8844 Main It., $90. OaU 649-8339, 9-8. In bedroom 16x1(1, two bed num storms and serssns, cop­ VERNON—Picture book 6 room beautifully londacapsd, add*< COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. try, Rambler. Ooiod condition. m » K i 'o o - MAN wanted for part-time night rooms, dining room, French o o OROOMINO and boarding, win NEW S-room country apart­ per plumbing, oil steam heat, CATHOLIC HIGH Ranch, through hall, flreplaeed ed privacy and sovaral t»>- MONDAY » m FRIDAY 16:M AJA —, SATURDAY t AAA 649-0693. MACHINISTS maintalnanos work, muat have Provincial kitchen, double bath good Incoma moducer. Wolvar- oar. 566-9640. collect and dallver. H. 0 . DISCOUNT FURNITURE ments, garages, all electric, living room, garage, porch, tras. Asking pries IISJOO. Ohaae, Harmotw Hill Ken­ with all modsm eonvenisness ton Agency, Realtors, 646-261$. Convenient Cape, rooms preferred location, only, $17,- Soma knowledge of carbide WAREHOUSE nice suburban setting. $80. per but the old world charm. Situ 6 1967 PLYMOUTO, engine good nels, Bolton, 648-6427. with rec room, garage, city 900. Hayes Agency, 6464181. PLEASE READ YOUR AD condition, car In accident, body helpful but not necessary. CUSTODIAN wanted for part- >680 MAIN STREET. 522-7240 month, no Ubm . Leonard ated on six acres of grass and TAILOR MADE for the smalt COVENTRY Top wages, paid holidays, time evening work at Tolland -utWttes. olos»jgJ)U8,_pJhi.OP-_ NORTH or "Want Ads’* are taken ever the phene as a unable to be fixed. Best offer. POODLES — AKC, 4 months Hartford, Connecticut Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. only 20 minutes from Pratt A taut growing family, expendable steady working conditions. school. Contact Board of Edu­ ping, c h u r c n « Y e RN5n ^ 4-bedroom Ranch 5 room Ranch, beautiful­ eenvenleaoe. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST 643-1301. 1 f old Jet black miniature, Whitney. Heated with own con Cape with 4 finished, 2 bed <4 -»/‘ Apply Manchester Carbide cation office, 876-9683. Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg. WB HAVE custamMS waiting iMrclc yard. Lot for tha In desirable Center area, fire- ly situated on IH acrosk DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In ttme for the W S r flATBQGG.'lMf 6 hoiisebroken, oall 649-6202, trot, 2 garages, lake privileges, rooms, living room and Mg money $16,300. Call J. Gor­ placed living room, i'/t baths, 1962 CHEVROLET station wag­ ut ju st C ^ pan y, Ino. f48-0000. for the rental of your apart stove. and refrigerator. CaU spacious living room with' next tnaertlon. The Herald In naponalblo to r only ONE Inoo^ B flOEOVIR HERB WILL PART-’OME advertising copy 643-7116.______kitchen, full cellar, aluminum don, 640-5806, 875-6611. family kitchen, loaded- with on, brand new tlres,*^^ brakes, Open Monday Through ment or homa J. D. RM ty, Columbia 228-8705; paneled fireplace wall s ^ n ot or omitted Insertten for any advertlaemeat and then only MIT A BEAT-UP BE POI^TVIO collector, with car. CW 87B- •648-6139. , atorms and screens, fairly pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., to the extent of a "make good" Insertion. Errors which do net valve Job, excellent running pilHJB TO GOOD home In the Saturday pricsd at $18,900. Wolverton fireplace, carport, plenty of condition, $1,500. 643-9254, WATERING MOLE MOURf! ATTENTION Tractor Trailer 6064. Mr. Vitale. LAKE ST. (Coventry — 4-room baserrtent garage, rear porch, trees for shade and pri­ lessen the value of the advsrHsumsnt win not be eorrootad by Trainees. See our ad under country, buff colored Terrier 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. SIX ROOMS, centrally located. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. partially finished rec room. A SMACk IM THE cross. Has had all shots,'2<,4 apartment available for Imme Barrows s^Wallace vacy. Asking price 116,500. "make good" Inserttoa. 1961 FORD Galaxie convertible, Private Instructlona, Claaslflca- (XILLEXJE students —- part-time $135 monthly, heated. J, D. lot of house for $19,900. Hayes MIDDLE OP nionths old. Ckill 648-9269, CALL — .KBK f o r DAVID Realty Co., 643-5129. diate occupancy. Call Mrs. MANCHESTER — Spotlaee 6 white, new whitewalls, V-8, au­ tlon S3. lor delivery and store work, Frazier, 742-8892. MANCHESTER PARKADE Agency, 646-0181. Six room Cops custom NOWMIRE- T morning, afternoon and eve­ room Colonial, breeeeway, ga­ MANCHESTER 440-5306 (Reekvme, TeO Free) tomatic, power steering, excel­ MAYTAG wringer washer, THREE ROOMS, very clean, rage, IH baths, 8 bedrooms, built, fruit trees, beautiful­ lent condition, $300. and take MAN wanted fdr stock and de­ ning hours are available. Ap­ years old, excellent condition, FOUR ROOMS,, second floor, (XIVENTRY — Fine starter ly landscaped, plenty of livery work. Economy Electric ply Medical Pharmacy, 844 Articles For Sale 45 $80 monthly. J. D. Realty Co. laige lot, fins location, only home, 4-room Cape with full 643-2711 875-3136 over payments. Call 643-8806 Call after S p.m. 649-9146. 648-6129. available September 1, $70. $20,600. Hayse Agency, 646- RANCH — Large family sized privacy. Asking pries |16,- after 4 p.m. Supply, 86 Oak St., 643-1483. Main St. monthly. (3all 848-7776 anytime. basement, paneled living room, ,500. IEIVEIn MODERN cast Iron, hot 0131. kitchen, large living room with enclosed porch, $10,900. Leon­ 4 ol watsr radiators, excellent con­ SEWING MACHINE Just” "re­ fireplace, 3 bedrooms, rec TRAMK4 X04 ceived In trade. One electric FOUR FAMILY, east side, four ard Agency, Realtors, 646- Help Wanted— dition. 649-9761. THREE ROOM apartment, 466 room, house in Immaculate 0469. LAND Trailers— ------console sewing machine, In ex­ Main St., $80. 649-6229. 9-6. Resort Property room units with ipplloncss, condition, completely remod­ Troubto Reaching Onr Advertiser? ♦wi SEARS Male or Female 87 cellent condition, sews like Mobile Homes ISLSf For Rent 67 priced to sell. WjnM^y R. Smith, eled inside and out, $18,900. 15 acres —- $32,000. 6-A new, Only $19.95, Singer Sew­ THREE ROOMS for rent. In­ Realtor, 648-1667. Vernon 6M06TEM MOTOR ROUTE In Andover Articles For Sale 45 Phllbrtck Agency, 649-8464. 37 >4 acres — $25,000. M-Honr Answerieg'Serviee NORJACK steel utility box trail­ M^ANCHESTER STORE ing Center, 832 Main St. 643- quire at 83 Church St., any­ LAKEFRONT Park, Coventry, 55 acres — $16,500. available. Call Manchester 8883. time. 2-room furnished year around FOUR bedroom Ranch, acre lot, MOVE RIGHT IN er, 4i4’x6’, never used, asking, HAS OPENINGS FOR: Evening Herald, Circulation sale s a n d Service on Ariens, 3 Free to Herald Readers $196. Call 649-4269. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn cottage, available for, immedi­ Manchester — roc room, tennis court, 2 full Dept., 643-2711. ROPER DELUXE gas stove, baths, -car oversized garsgc, Transferred ovriier is leav,- Excellent financing a'vafl-’ Want Infomiatlon on one of onr elaaallled adverttsamsatsf He BuildlnR-^ContractinK 14 Help Wanted— Fonale 35 Help Wanted— Female 35 VACUUM CLEANER niowers. Also Homellte chain ate occupancy, with lake privi­ 2 1958 METAL four-wheel ''^trail­ oaws and International Cub Ca­ also stroller, baby bottles, car THREE ROOM apartment, 118 leges. Call 742-8892, Mrs. Fraz­ ST. BARTHOLOMEW $25,900. J. D. Realty 848-6129. Ing this large newly paint­ able on all above listed answas at the telephone Ustedf Simply oaU t|M NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS— SALESMAN seat, and swing. 649-1048. Main St„ $100. 649-5220, 0-6. ed ranch behind. Three properties. er, 8 rooms, furnished with re­ HAIR STYUST, full-time. Bel- rtel Tractors. Rental equipment ier. frigerator, kitchen stove and Remodeling, repairing, recrea­ WOMAN to care for kindergar­ SMILING WOMAN — $66., 8 SEWING MACHINE and aharpentng aervice on an CHURCH AREA MANCHEJSTBR is next door to bedrooms, fireplace, porch hours daily, -day week. For In­ llsima Beauty Salon, 644-1019. THREE ROOM apartment, sec­ this 3 ■ bedroom ranch, with garage plus—only $17,.500. EDWARDS oil furnace Call after 6 p.m. tion rooms, additions, garages, ten child and do housework. 6 SALESMAN msKee. L A M Equipment concrete work. Call 649-3144. Transportation required. South terview appointment call Mr. ROPER GAS stove 40” , good ond floor, heat, hot water, gas Business Property Lovely 6 room colonial. fireplace, side porch, breeze- Call Mr. Bogdan for an F. M. GAAL a g e n c y : 649-4066. TAILOR REAL ESTATE sales person in­ Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, 876- condition, $25, 643-8871. stove. Inquire 128 Spruce St. Windsor 644-0607. Radtn, 9-12 noon, 289-9113. For Sale 70 Spacious Living Room, way and garage. I,«rge comer early appointment. 649- ANSWERING SERVICE terested In staffing builder’s 7609. Manchester Exchange — Formal Dining Room. KBR OAIL ORBUDN FX>UR RM olfier boms, Raised Ranch, 3 fireplaces, 2 tem. Comer property. Many WAPPING —! 20 Ridge Rd.. S- disclose the Identity of M A M o il -Service, plumbing 9 p.m. $1. Paul's Paint and Wallpaper HOTPOINT REFRIG. bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. baths, dining room, family sny advertiser using box Co., Regent St., Manchester. Hale School. Call 643-0007. tion, with garage, $90 monthly. extras including rear patio and bedroom cuiitom built Ranch, FORD Galaxie 1963, excellent 1962 BMW, r69s, excellent con­ and heating, residential, com­ Supply. OLYMPIC T-V Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. room, patio, large lot writh well landscaped lot. Owner 648' $8,960 buya large 10 room ' letters. Readers answer­ PART-TIME cook, also woman WASHING MACHINE J. D. Realty 643-5129. deadend street, extensive view, condition, $1,376. 742-8970. dition. must be seen. 742-7442. mercial and industrial, no Job DIE MAKER wanted, familiar 648-5953. trees, 2-car garage. Pbilbrick 3319, after 5 p.m. mid 20’s, immediate oc older home on quiet,'reel- . ing blind box ads who too small, 649-2871. for part-time cleaning, Laurel GIRL to learn baseball wind­ with short run tooling. Apply DE LUXE RANGE Agency, 649-8464. desire to protect their ing, hours 12:30 p.m. ■ 9 p.m. *?h?^ifsi4^BlueTlrtrT®mT Sid ^DC ROOM duplex, central lo- cupancy. Call owner, 649-1260, dential street. $1,750 os- ' 1967 FORD V- , station wagon. BOY'S Bicycle, 26” Roadmas- Manor, 849-4619. Gunver Mfg. Co., 234 Hart­ NOTICE Take your choice of any NEW TWO-Famlly duplex, 545, MANCHESTER — bus line, well sumee mortgage, taxes, identity can follow this 8 BOTn Plumbing A Heating — or 4:30 p.m. ■ 9 p.m., five day «nhnl«terv cleaner Rent^^elec- of any of cation, close to schools and 267-9600. Automatic transmission. Good ter, shocks, whitewalls, basket, ford Rd. 1 PUBLIC HEARING nldp location, separate beet- LARGE Attractive 8H room maintained 6-room Cape, cab- principal and bitereat. Only procedure: condition. $250, Call 643-0214. good condition. $17. Oall 643- Repairs, alterations, electric week. Apply Tober Baseball inf: systems, city u.Hllties. CaU Ranch, garage, 1^4 baths, fire­ ineted kitchen, ceramic bath, Enclose your reply to the lety Store. $87. monthly. Appraised (or 8345, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. and gas hftt water heaters, free RN OR LPN, 8-U shift, part- Mfg. Co., 114 Brooklyn St., ADDITIONAL rug.s, lamps, tables, linoleums, POUR ROOM duplex. West side, builder, Leon C3ieszynski, 649- place, only $16,900. Hutchins permanent siding, hot water $11,700. Bacrtflca. Hurryl box in an envelope — estimgte^. 643-1496. time, 649-4619. Rockville. 4291. Agency, Realtors. 649-5824. 1964 FORD Palrlane 500 — 4- MANCHESTER DRUG APPROPRIATION BE GENTLE, be kind, to that dishes and other items. near school and bus line. 648- heat. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. AUTHENTIC addreseed to the Classl- 1962 TRIUMPH Bonneville, BOARD OF DIRECTORS 0404. door sedan. V-8, 289, black, YOUNG GIRL needed in Sam­ YOUNG WOMAN to work In expensive carpet, clean It with EVERYTHING CONCORD RD. — Beautlftil VILLAGE CHARM fled Miuiager, Mancheeter 650cc, good condition, must TOWN OF MANCHESTER, BOWE31S School — New 6H Evening Herald together power steering, many extras, sell, $690. 649-0538. Radio— TV Repair ple Room with following meas­ grrinder shop, hours 12-2, Blue Lustre. Rent electric ONLY $398 Ranch, large living room, for­ room Colonial-Cape, 1 '4 hatha, CHAPLIN AGENCY like new. Mileage 6,700. Priced Man to drive and help In CONNECTICUT POUR ROOMS, heated, second Lots For Sale 73 with a memo listing the Services 18 urements, height 6’7” , bust Wednesday - FViday. Apply shampooer, $1. Sherwin-Wil­ Price Includes Delivery, Sot Up, floor. In two family house, $88. mal dining room, cabinet 4 bedrooms, level treed lot. Talcottville — Picturesque companies you do NOT to sell, $1,750. Call 875-9194. 35”, waist 24", hips 35’’. Ap­ Dairy Queen, 468 Hartford Rd. store, , full-time. Call for Notice is hereby gi'ven that liams Co. Service, Guarantee, Immediate kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 648- Main St. is the setting for the Board of Directors, Town monthly, 2 children acceptable. BOLTON — Prestige area, level 648-9442 want to see your letter. 1965 MOTORCYCLE, 100 cc, 200 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ ply Manchester Modes, Pine between 1 1 -12. Interview. 649-4541. Delivery Or Free Storage Until 649-6495. tion room, landscaped jfard. 1567. acre building lots, secluded, this quaint, 6-room Colo­ Your letter will be des­ miles on it, $275. 649-7313. ice. available all hours. Satis- St., Manchester. of Manchester, Connecticut, Needed Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, nial. Nicely restored by the NAME BRAND goods free — will hold a Public Hearing In WE3GHTS for sale, total 180 ihb. beautifully wooded, hurry — troyed if the advertiser Is SOLIMENE MOTORS faction guaranteed. CaU 649- Phone for appointment 4*4 ROOMS, heat, hot water, 643-5953. SEVEN ROOMS Split Level, only 5 available. Hayes present owners. Modernized Help friends shop with Just $1 the Municipal Building Hear­ 648-2215. treed 150x450 lot, garage, 24’ TALOOTTVILU: — Charming I one you’ve mentioned. If ISIS. FTJLL-TIMB counter man, ex­ SAMUEL ALBERT stove, refrigerator, parking. Agency, 646-0131. country kitchen, 3 or 4 bed­ FULL-TIME waitress. Call Mr. weekly. You get things free. ing Room, 41 Center Street, Completely redecorated, $120. GARRISON Colonial- bi execu­ flreplaeed living room, kitchen, restored 6 room Colonial^ not it will be handled In Business Services cellent Job opportunity. Apply LIKE NEW, used three months, HTFD. 247-0358 or 527-9086 rooms, new furnace, wir­ quaint village sotting, coqntry the usual manner. 1 1965 — V-8 Hanlon, 649-6263. Write for details and free 656- In person, Western Beef Mart, Manchester, Connecticut, THies- SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 16 Forest St., off Main St. 646- tive neighborhood on a beauti­ dining room, 3 bedrooms, heat­ BREWSTER St., CkJventry, 80x ing, exterior paint, etc. Chevrolet Malibu Super Sport j ^ Offered 13 page catalog. Popular Club day, September 7, 1965, at 8:00 winged sofa and matching ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1 % ed family room, baths, best kitchen, dishwasher, new fur* Millinery, Dressmaking 19 61 Tolland Tpke.,' Manchester. If you have no means of trans­ 0090, nights 643-8675. 1'4 140, high land, $500. Call Mr. Beautifully landscaped lot. convertible, 283 engine, radio, Plan, Dept. N800, Lynbrook, p.m. on proposed additional ap­ chair, step end tables, plat­ baths, breezeway, 2-car ga­ quality, $23,500. Wolverton All city conveniences. In a nace, wiring, paint, etc. Hayed LAND CLEARING, tree re­ form rocker, rug. 644-0900 or portation, n i send my auto for Ooope, 649-5203. Agency, 646-0181. heater, automatic transmission, moval, and chain saw work. LADIES AND GENTS custom N.Y. CARPENTERS wanted, steady propriations as follows: rage, $26,400. Phllbrlck Agen­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. tranquil village setting. Lost and Fonnd 1 tailoring and alterations. Call 644-0408 anytime. you. No obligation whatsoever. THREE ROOM apartment for power steering, whitewall tires. A. Michaud. 742-8096. employment, year ’round, To; Library Board for pur­ cy, 649-8464. MANCHEJSTER — Vernon Hurry, only $15,600! COVENTRY — mcely land­ Many extras, very low mileage. 643-2264. 139 Woodland St. “SEWING GIRL FOR Part-time work, 2 framers and Inside trimmers, chase of reference books one or two adults. 643-6015. MANCHESTER — Convenient Street. Two acre building site, Dost — Man’s wallet. Main mornings a week. Main St. BARBIE, KEN, Midge for .sale, A _L —B—E—R—T’—S ea.st side location, 4 room scaped 6 room Cape, on lot ^Btgeet vicinity, valuable per­ $2,795. SHARPliSNINO Setvlce—Saws, call 643-9551, or stop In the of­ ...... $1,884. clothes, case, accessories, ex­ Manche.ster bam, some trees. Only $6,500. with 175’ frontage, only $!>.- knives, axes, shears, skates, business office. State qualifica­ fice after 4:30. U & R Housing to be financed by Increase 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD OCCUPANCY Sept. 1 — Five home, 1 V4 baths, full basement, Lawrence P. F’iano, Realtors, HAYES AGENCY sonal papers. Call 643-2711 be- Moving—-Trucking— MACHINE tions such as typing, short­ cellent condition. bargain OPEN NIGHTS "nLL 9 room apartment, $80. 150 Char, 2 - car garage, only $11,900. 600. Contact Orcutt Agency, •k>re 6 or 646-0313 after 6 p.m. 1964 — V-8 rotary blades. Quick service. Corp., 65 E. Center St., Man­ Grant from State Board of prices. Call 649-22^. BOWERS SCHOOL 643-2766, 646-0424 , 742-6864. 646-0131 742-7846. Capitol Shipm ent Co., 38 Storage 20 hand, etc. Write Box "L ” Her­ chester. Eklucation in same amount. ter Oak St., apply between 6-8 Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Chevrolet Impala, 2-door hard­ p.m. or call Glastonbury 633 LOST — much loved six month top, radio, heater, automatic Main St., Manchester. Hours ald. To: Dog License F\ind BOY’S 24” bicycle, new tires, 6 room Ranch with fresh NORTH COVENTRY—60 acres, dally 7-B. Thursday 7-6, Satur­ MANCHESTER DeUvery. Light OPERATORS” BRKJKLAYERS WANTED: G.E. Roll-Easy vacuum clean­ 5613. mostly wooded, road frontage, ^ d tiger kitten, vicinity. Cam- transmission, power steering, ...... $700i $12. Large station wagon roof er, reasonable. 649-2053. paint. Knotty pine panel­ BOLTON — 8-room Garrison Wanted— Real Estate 77 >mddge St. Call 643-1136, after day 7-4. 643-7958. trucking and package delivery. Bricklayers or bricklayer’s to be financed by the un­ ing. Large lot with fruit BARGAIN PRICE — $11,900. only $15,000. Lawrence F. whitewall tires. Refrigeratora. Waahera and WOMAN wanted for housework rack, used once, $12. 649-3877. FIVE ROOM duplex, garage. Colonial, with garage, birch p.m. 643-6380. Reward. PLEASANT WORKING helpers wanted who are Inter­ encumbered surplus 1964/ TWO ROCK Maple poster beds, lAade trees. A large home ano, Realtor, 648-2766. WANl'ED to buy privately from, $2,395. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, atom stove moving smiclalty. Folding on Saturdays 644-8326. ested in learning a Job. Call $75. monthly, conveniently lo­ 10 ROOM HOUSE cablneted kitchen with bullt-ln 66. J twin size, with spring and mat­ in a desirable location for oven, range and dishwasher. owner, 8 bedroom home In XjOST — small beige change walls, flrrolaces, flagfstone ter­ chaliz for rvuit 649-0762. 7-9 p.m., 875-3438. cated at 52 School St., 4-8 p.m. FIVE (5) BEDROOMS CONDITIONS! SHORTHAND — typist, book­ To: Capita] Improvement Building Materials 47 tress $80. 649-3453. $24,500. Call Roger Walker, Flreplaeed living room, 1(4 reater Maiibbester area. Writs 'purse containing approxim­ 1963 — V-8 races. AU concrete repairs. ■ •"1 • Resort Property For Sale 74 ox "O ” Herald. Chevrolet Bel Air station wag­ Reasonably priced. 643 keeper, experience necessai’y. WE HAVE immediate openings Reserve as follows; FOUR ROOM apartment, 2 649-6306, anytime. baths, 3 generous bedrooms, g ately $68., vicinity of lower -C^L WEATHERED boards from old WA’nONS products — first In on, radio, heater, automatic Experienced help and quali­ Small local office. Give details. on assembly lines, warehouse, Water Department down, 2 up, bathroom, gas fur­ THIS AIN’T NO ANDOVER — very well built, oil hot water heat, l60x6(K) ■Main St. Money desperately Painting—^Pape^g 21 bam, from eight to 24 inches home service. Ask about our transmission, power steerllng, HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re- fied trainees wanted. Write Box ” J” Herald. shipping and machine depart­ $36,663.98 nace, big yard, near bus. 640- 5 room furnished summer treed lot, $21,700. Wolverton Legal Notices heeded to feed nine children w id e, 20-50C a foot. 649-3877. parly plan. Call 643-5768, 3049. $1,895. moval — attics, cellars and INTERIOR and exterior paint­ ment. Must be 18 or over, no Sewer Department Barrows 6^ Wall ace Misprint. Cheap, awful home, with possibility of year Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. and 3 adults. Reward, 22 yards, weekly and monthly Earn as you learn, excel­ $17,505.27 Eleanor Buck. AT A C»URT o r PROBATB, Jocust St. ing, wallpaper removed, fully experience necessary. Apply good buy. 17 minutes from 'round living, large lot, a bar­ pdckup. Bolton-Manchester vi­ lent fringe benefits for all. Personnel Department, Iona FMre Department MANCHESTI5R PARKADE VERNON ST. — need some held tJL Maacheeter. wHUn sad tor 1963 — V-8 insured. Rene Belanger, 6-13- Help Wanted— Male 36 USE ^ R N IT U R E , complete Fumiahed Apartments 63-A MANCHESTER 649-5306 Manchester, On bus line. gain at, $8,900. Alice Clampel, the District of Hanchestar, ea Mw cinity. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. Mfg. Co., Regent St., Man­ $16,705.68 Diamoi(dB— W atches— room? 3 twin sized ’ bedrooms, 36th day of August 1966. S dTICE Is hereby given ' that Chevrolet Impala, 4-door hard­ 0512 or 644-0604. moderp bedroom set, Admiral Approx. \ Acres of land. Realtor, 649-4543. kitchen with large dining area, Pass Book No. 91433 issued top, radio, heater, automatic chester. to be financed from the Jewelry 48 T-V, large baby crib and mat­ MANCHESTER — Beautifully 7 years old. Low taxes. Present, Hon. John J. Wsllett. TYPEWRITERS ^ Standard PAINTING, EXTERIOR ^ unencumbered surplus for $14,500— Six room O^lonlal, ga­ 2 completely finished paneled Judee. by The Savings Bank of Man­ transmission, power steering. and electric. Repaired, over­ MANCHESTER MODES tress, complete living room set. furnished, 3V4 room apart­ Elstste of Nellie MoGUnn a-k-* Interior, paperhanging, wall­ INTELLIGENT MALE to do 1964/65 In the operating WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ rage, l ',4 acres, garden, fruit Suburban For Sale 75 rooms, walk-fn basement, ga­ Nellie £. UcGUnn. late of Mepohss chester has been lost and ap­ $1,895. hauled, rented. Adding ma­ clerical work In receiving de­ pairing. Prompt aervice. Up to Call 643-0357. ment at Oak Lodge, 15 min­ rage, extra large lot, $18,900. plication has been made to said paper removed, dry wall work. PINE ST., MANCHESTER budget of the Water De­ and shade trees, suburban, KEITH AGENCY 649-1922 te^ In .said District, decesssd. chines rented snd repaiied. partment of local furniture and $20 on your old watch la utes from Hartford. Adult, no Call Harold, 649-2012, or Mil­ The administratrix havinx exhtbtU bank for payment of the 1963 — V-8 Reasonable rates. Fully In­ “the Aircraft” partment, the Sewer De­ pets. $125 monthly. 643-9171 Hutchins Agency, Reoltora, BOLTON — Immaculate 6 room ed her administration account wim Pickup and delivery service. sured. Free estimates. 649- appliance dealer. 646-0111. Mr. trade. Closed Mondays. F. E 649-5324. Ranch with garage, situated dred, 875-7292. Balch Real Es­ 'Amount of deposit. Chevrolet Bel Air, 4-door, ra­ Yale Typewriter Service, 649- partment and the Eire De­ Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 or 875-1166. said estate to thia Court for olloir- 9658, Joseph P. Lerwia. Pettenglll. partment respectively. Bray, 737 Main Street, State on a high dry and shaded lot, tate. ance. It l.< dio, heater, automatic transmis­ 4986. SALESLADIES — with knowl­ SFIT AND Polished Ranch, 6(4 ORDERED: That the Mh day of JJOnCE Is hereby given that edge of fabrics to work part is a Robert M. Stone, Theater Gliding,. GIRL’S COATS, jackets, dress­ VA NO DOWN Payment, $85. 3-bedrooms, dining room, liv­ sion. EXTERIOR and interior paint­ TWO MEIN to work In shade to­ per month pays all. Ideal start immaculate rooms 'with at­ COVENTRY — 5(4 room Ranch, September. 1966. at four o’clock of- jPass Book No. 96033 issued APPLIANCES repaired — all or full-time, including Satur­ Secretary es, sweaters etc., excellent con-, THREE ROOM fumWied apart- tached" ^k'rage, built-in’ oven ing room with fireplace, alu­ temooo at the Probata Office In tha $1,695. ing. Wallpaper books, paper­ bacco warehouse, steady work, er or retirement home. 5 bufit-tns, fireplace, childrep -by The Savings Bank of Man­ makes washers, refrigerators, days. Apply Pilgrim Mills, Board of Directors Garden— Farm— Dairy dlllon, sizes 8-14. Boyk suit, size j ment, $90. monthly. 649-1768. and range. 1(4 baths, rec room, minum combinations, ‘Oll hot Municipal Building In oold Kao- hanging. Celltnga. Floors. Ful­ GOOD PLACE apply between 9:30-11 a.m. or rooms on deep shaded lot, good water heat, $18,700. Wolverton will love this 2’4 acre lot. Chester, bo and the same Is S$- chester has been lost and ap- freezers, dryers, p n and eleo Hartford Rd. 2-3:30 p.m. Wetstone Tobacco Manchester, Conn. Products 50 14. 649-2348. 3 generous bedrooms, big liv­ Priced right. Leonard Agency, signed for a he«Hnc on the allow­ Ipllcatlon has been made to said 1962 — V-8 ly insured. Workmanship guar­ TWO R(X)M furnished apart­ condition. $11,700. Wolverton Agency Realtors, 649-2818. ance of sold administration account Chevrolet Impala, 4-door sedan, trie ranges. Oil burners anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6328 Corp. 274 Broad St. ^ Dated at Manchester, watches, old Jewelry, hobby 649-5324. future In this bright home. To tloo In said Diotriot. at leaat aoven evenings, 627-9571. over 18. Apply In person. Al: bus, stores and sch^te. Tree Realtor, 649-2813. days before the day of said hearfna. r.' Annoancementt 2 tran.smisslon, power steeriag. 5 days a week, good pay, good Include opening for . . . PEPPERS by the basket. Vine collections, paintings, attic con­ Inspect call Carl Zinsser, Jar­ car Auto Parts, 226 Spruce St., LARGE comer store for rent, and hedged lot for^ rlvacy. JOHN J. WALLBTT. JudC«- $1,695. LAWNMOWER Sharpening; re­ INSIDE and outside peintitig grratultles, pleasant Surround­ Manchester. ripened muakmetons. Cabbage. tents or whole eeiates. Funl- Prime location, extra\^lldlng vis Realty ., Realtors, 643- BLBJCTROLUX Bales and serv- pairs, sales, rotor blades ings, other benefits. Apply In ture Repair Service. •48-7440. reasonable. 643-7723. 221 PORTER ST. 1121, Eves. 643-0038. UNITATION OKDKB You name your own price. MACHINE OPERATORS f « r E 7 j 21 Angel St. lot tacluded. Leonard''-^ency NEW LISTINGS AT A COURT OF PROBAT tec. bonded representative. Al- sharpened; bicycle sailes, serv­ person. Brass Key Restaurant. 1963 — V-8 Special ratea for homeowners DESIRABLE store oi office 4 BEDROOMS Realtors, 646-0469. V held at Mancheeter. within and .imd Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, TOOL & DIE MAKERS SOUTH WINDSOR — 5(4 room VERNON — 5'4 room the District of Manchester, on Ford, 4-door sedan, Palrlane 65 or over. 049-7863, 875-8401. Rooms Without Board 59 ■pace, ground' floor, clean, at- Ranch, large lot, walk-out 36th day of Aucusl. 1966. JUanchester, 644-8141, 500, radio, heater, automatic 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 Household Ckiods 51 Business relocation makes NEW LIS'nNG — Saint James Ranch, plus complete rec 2098. •ractive and reasonable. Apply basement, with three partly room, breezeway and ga­ Present. Hon. John J. WotlotU transmission, power steering. WALLPAPER Removed, $8.50 INSPECTORS AUTOMATIC SUITABLE ROOM for teachers, Mr, Chasse, State Theatre, 11 available custom built salt Pariah, 8 large rooms, enclosed Judxe. HOLIDAY HOUSE, Cctt&ge per room, ceilings painted, $10. BVBRYTHINO la aterUzed ra* porch. Five car garage, walk­ completed rooms, 4% per cent rage. You don't have to see Estate of Robert P. ‘Willard, late fip-eet. New concept in '.■etlre- $1,695. 4 condiUoaad used furniture and kitchen privileges, call after 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. box Colonial. Paneled living of Manchester, In said DUtrlot, JANITRESS A assumable mortgage. Leonard this one to buy It. Walls, woodwork, floors paint­ ing distance to chu"chea. SHEET METAL p.m. 649-6288. room with fireplace, dining ceased. .. Household Services ed. Free estimate 649-9158. TRANSMISSION appUaiteea, high quality—low schools, bus and shopping. Agency Realtors, 646-0469. MECHANICS ']«c a a . LeBlanc Furniture, 196 THREE ROOM oCbca or busl- room, large kitchen with On motion of Edwrord H. WWord- Offered 13-A Steady full-time position, t h e THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ neas, ground floor, 470 Main bullt-ln.4, screened porch, Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 46 Cliff St . Burlinston, Vermont, All cars listed above are clean — ------— ------Boutta Street, RookvUle. t n room Ranch with garage, executor, evenings, 4-12 p.m. Com­ TROUBLE? tage Street,’ centrally located, Street, plenty of parking. 649- attached oversized garage. 0469. Bolton iion call 649-2358 smd in excellent condition. HOUSEHOLD Furniture ' re­ AIRCRAFT ENGINE >174. Opw 9-A.______flreplact and bullt-ins. Ex­ ORDERED; That six montha Floor Flnishint: 24 pany office, good wages, large, pleasantly fumtened 6229, 9-6. Mid 20 s. Owner, 649-1296. from the 36th day of August, 1966,' stored and refinished, colors and free benefit program. MECHANICS 'k Fr«e Road Tost ROOF?^ FOUR Immaculate rooms, large SHOW PIECE cellent financing. be snd the same are limited and al­ TOmi. ^ k ln g . OaU MO-OIW Tj^ I E S — Breck sh^mlpoo, $6. changed. Call for estinigte 649- FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- SINGER automatic zig-zag. like living room, custom kitchen lowed for the creditors wHhln wtiick ■^r gallon. In plastic contaln- PLUS A 100% GUARANTEE Write Box "K ” Herald, All TypM for overnight and permasent DESIRABLE office apace avail­ 6649. ing (specializing In older etatlng experience and sal­ FUSION WELDERS hew, monograms, embroiders, with built-lns. Enjoy life In a EVERETT AGENCY to bring In their claims against s«M •rs. Russell’s Barber Shop, . guest irates.^______able, 100 per cent location, new ASSUMABLE mortgage with Immaculate 6 room Garri­ e.state. and said exectMorla directed d floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ ary requirements. 'A Budget Tornis button holes, etc. Original price building, air-conditioning, payments of $102.90, no closing quiet setting. Leonard Agency, son Colonial on huge 1 acre to glvf pnbUr notice to the cri^ltorM and SpnTce. REWEAVINO of bums, motb ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. Train Opportunities CALL over. $800. Take over last 4 pay­ R(X)M8 Fofe RBliTv cne block ample parking, desirable for cost, 6(4 room Ranch with Realtors. 646-0469. lot. Transferred owner ie 649-8538 to V tn r in thHr claims within 1965 FIAT holes. Zlppozw repaired. Win­ No Job too small. John Ver- ★ All Work ments of $10.80 each. Call deal­ tima nllowM by publlahinf a COPT from Main Street, fr-e par>' doctor, dentist or professional built-ins, 3 bedrooms, full cel­ heartbroken at leaving this <4 thlN ord^^r in »om<* n<‘wapaper 1500 folder convertible coupe. dow-tduufes made to meab'-ire, fallle, 649-5750. In machining for high school er Hartford, 522-0981. EXPANDABLE Cape - five Personate all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys GIFTS for the entire family are and trade school graduates. Guorontood Ing, kitchen prlrilegea, gentle­ office. U a R Realty Co., Inc., lar, aluminum combinations, aluminum sided, 1 (4 bath WAPPING -- Immaculate 6 havlnp a eirculiuton in «ald $2,195. 649-3406 young neighborhood, selling finished, excellent, like new gem with garage. Come bM f dlMricl within i^n davi mads while you wait. Tape rs- t)ie most beautiful ever — by men only. 643-6127. 648-2692. condition, garage, fireplace, room Ranch near school. Large thr data thla ordar a^d rHiinT Avon of course I Wouldn't you CLEAN, USED refrigeratora, below FHA appraisal at $14,- see! $21,900. J. ^Rogdan, , ,3E WANTED from vicinity oorders for rent MarlpnrA 867 rangaa, automatic washers new kitchen, schools, bus, 649- street level family room, patio, maka to this court n t the notibh Burger Chef to Wethersfield. 1961 CHEVROLET Money to Loan 29 like to be one of the many Rep­ Apprentice Courses Manchester PLEASANT Room available for DESK space in modem office 500. Wolverton Agency, Real­ 649-5306. tool shed, Bel Air Real Es­ irlvcii. _ _ Main.. 649-522L with guarantees. See them at 5605. JOHN J. WAU.F.TT, Judgg, Must leave by 7 a.m. 643-6282. Corvalr Monza 000, 2-door olub resentatives who will make ex­ Three year courses in Elec­ teacher, kitchen privileges, building, everything furnished, tors. 649-2813. tate, 643-9332. dr 643-7981. coupe. 8E.r)ND MORTOACB - Un- tra dollars the Avon way thla tronics, Sheet Metal and Ma­ B. D. Pserl's Appliances, 049 parking, $15. O il after 6. 648- reasonable rent. Inquire Bob Transmission Go. Main t. Call 64S-n71. MANCHESTER — executive 7 NEW RANCH — 6(4 rooms with Barrows «"Wallace -5! AT A~ COURT OF PROBATTi, ------$895. Building— Contracting 14 limitedJ funds88188U* mwtuimuiw avallabis ivr (or voc*sec­ Fall Eiring our Christmas sell­ chining periodically offered to 8 0606. Tucker Insurance, 649-0838. 90UTH WINDSpR — 3 bed held..... at . Manchester,...... within and f r f ond mortgages,lortgages, payments to room Clape, 2(4 baths, 2-car carport, large kitchen with MANCHBSTE3R PA.RKADB “ ae l ^ E WANTED from Green ing season? Call today for ap­ qualtfled applicants and em­ 7 O L C O n STREET SEW m o MACHINE — Singer built-in oven, range, dishwash­ room Spilt level, rec room for ^e dlstrirt ' Wd. to Aetna tosurance, ^Im, suit yourfour bwteel. Expedient (BEAR es4 CENTER 8T.) NEWLY FURNISHED sleeping garage, wall-to-mll carpeting, MANOHBSTHIR 649-5306 1963 HILLMAN CARPENTRY — 82 years’ ex­ pointment at your convenience. ployes. n automatic "zig - zag, cabinet er, 8 bedrooms, all aluminum fourth bedroom, deadend street. | I Present n<5Ji*^nhn°j. walielt, Hertford, must leave ^ 7 :i6. Su'pe;; Minx, 4-door sedan, radio perience. Ceilings and floors ssrvlcs.S. J. ~ D. R ^ t y . 6488129. Call 289-4922. rooms, private entrance, on bus Houses Fort Rent 65 28 foot family iw m , 16x32 ft. near Vernon Circle, immcdlr'le ' judge, MANCHESTER model, excellent condition, but­ line, gentleman preferred. 649' •wlmmlng pool, lovely treed exterior. $18,699. Wolverton Exists of Gertruds A. Plnao ,al 648-4942. heater, automatic transmission. tiled, porobee, ree rooms, ga­ VERNON — (Dustom U A R occupancy, $18,700. Broker, 3d______A . FRESH START V/lII lump Visit the Employment Office ton holes, (embroiders, hems, 7702. RANCH — 8 bedrooms, large lot. Hayes Agency, 648-4803. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Manchester. In said district. OB las $995. rages, additions, attics finish­ FULL TIME office work, with Phono 046^022 lot, garage, references re­ built contemporary ranch, 289-7049, 875-2856. capable person WANTED — Ride to Hartford, your debts Into one easy pay­ growing farm equipment deal­ At 400 Main Street etc., was $809.50, unpaid bal­ Upon application of Ctaytoo ed. remodeled, concrete work. ment. If you have equity in Bast Hartford , Connecticut ance $69.85, take over p y - PLEASANT room for gentle quired, $150. per month. 649- MANCHESTER Is minutes family room, firej^ace, sun- U p Mgoumey - Asylum area, 8:15- No Job too small. Immediate ership. Good salary plus bene­ 8 COLUMBIA — Huge 8 room PIneo, Consenrator. praying for ae- '6R0. Call 643-4901. property, call Frank Burke tr ments of $8. monthly. City Sew­ man. near bath, parking. 64 (8464. away from this 8 bedroom deck, high scenic sloping wood­ thority to'sell cerUln real ooUla LOW DOWN PAYMENTS estimates. 648-2629. fits, must have some experi­ Cape, excellent condition, 6 partlculgriy described In said aixai* dlacuaa waya and means. Con­ ing Center, Hartford, 522-0479. High SL______LILAC STREET Ranch, with full basement, and ed lot. Hayes Agency. 646-0131. bedrooms, dining room, kitch­ VERY EASY TERMS ence with' automotive dealer­ —Open for Your Convenience— large lot. Full price, $18,900. cation mi file. It Is __ ltil>E WANTED from Manches- necticut Mort$tef6 Exchange, en. living room with fireplace, ORDERED; That the foreeofnt CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, ships. Must keep accurate daily Monbnday through EMday l a r g e wrought iron table and ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, TWO-BEDROOM house, Birch Call Ellsworth A. Mitten Agen­ >14,900 — Large 3 bedroom J*r to vicinity of Mount St 16 Lewis St, Hartford, MB- SAVE $ $ $ baths, on wooded 2(4 acres, appllcsOon bs heard and deter. floors, hatchways, remodeling 8897. account, work with payroll, In­ 8 A M . to 8 P.M. • matching upholstered chairs, quiet. Inquire 224 Charter Oak St.. $100. Call 649-4498. cy, Realtora, 648-6930. Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot 2 mln<^ St the Pro^te office In Msu- ^oph Academy, West Hart- porches, garages, closets, ceil­ >18,000. More land available. il-d. 643-0062. SOLIMENE MOTORS ventory sales and purchaBlnk formloa top kitchen table. 18 St., 643-8368. 125 X 379, trees, suburban. chealer In said DIstrirt on ^ J ings, attics finished, rec rooms reports. References requlrsa HELP WANTED FOR RENT—One half a housei Contact Orcutt Agency. 742- day of Rspteniber. A.D. 196e. i j OhMHd Saturday Sept 4 and cubic foot freezer with separ­ CLEAN as a whistle — 6'j room Hutchins Agency. Realtora, sloven o’clock In the foronooa, and. 367 Oakland Street 648-0507 formica. No Job too small. D A Musical— Dramatic 30 Write or call South Windsor FURNISHED ROOM, near Main 4 rooms, one floor, yard and Expandable Cape, 4 rooms, Ranch with 3 bedrooms, family 640-5324. 7848. ______BASSENGERS wanted — Man- Labor Day, Monday. Sept 6 ate door compartments,' small plus 2 unfinished, tasteful­ that notice b« given to all JHester to vicinity of Travelers. D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. Equipment Company, Interna­ St. Inquire 9 Hazel 8t„ 649- cellar. $100. a month. Call sized kitchen with dining area, Intoreatsd In said estate ct lb# Open TUI 9 P.M. ceramic kiln and. ceramic ly , redecorated through­ TWO FAMILY House, neat and VERNON — 5(4 room Ranch, 8 pendency of eald appllcallon w dm e <$4-1664. tional Dealership, 89 Sullivan A U SHIRS molds. Must Bsll, tearing state. 2170. 643-0345. overaited 2-car garage, screen­ DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — PIANO Instruction, In my home, Avs. 289-8406. out. Fireplace, aluminum clean, ideal central location. years old, 8 bedrooms, fire- i time and place of hearlnir_ Jharaje, •40-6814. ed 86’ patio, oil not water heat, ptece fenced yard. Skinner i t>V iiuNishrng a ^ ‘ •’ •f S ljjj Oomplate building service. New IM McKee Street. 649-9679. TMO m o d e r n rooms, private — 8I(1<16 5-room storms, deep lot, city sew­ $16,900. Wolverton Agency, Re­ Two furnaces, 2 car garage. 1986 FORD Sedan, sxesUent P R A T T Sgy ers, stores, bus. Quick sale conetructen, alterations or ad­ EXPERIENCED Dental assts- Machine Operators— Textile Finishing. Experience bath and entrance, rec, rec taouse, oil hot air heat, stove, altors, 640-2818. Bel Air Reeltors 648-9382. School area, Immediate occu- HSH" AntomobDee For Sale 4 original condition, runs vsry ditions. Roofing, siding, palntt MUST BELL — Hotpotnt deluxe price only $14,500. Robert p&ncy, priced to sell. Ken Os* | (inyn before the day of leM tent and girl Friday. Typing, Stove, double oven, push but­ room privileges. Bolton. 648- 1 refrigerator, $126. a month. ing. etc. 64S-4862, 648-0696. food salary. Send resume to would help, otherwise we will train you. West Bide Realty, 649-4842. Anderson Agency, 528- BOLTON —■ 6(4 room Ranch, a b D CART Your credit him- Private Instructions 32 WHITNEY ton controls, exocllent condi­ 9895. BOWERS SCHOOL — 8-bedroom ‘/J?*."/,’. " tVe'^d^ ed d o ^ T s i i ^ on down pay- Box "O ” Herald. 1776. Ranch, treed lot. Large kitch' rec room, 16x82 pool, softball 640-8678. tivx therfUi. ind niiiki rHiiin,J 1967 DODGE, 8 cylinder, 4-door, QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, ...... -.., Steady work, good pay, hospitalization, paid holi­ tion, $85 or best offer. Call 649- LIGHT Housekeeping room also field, trout brook, a private lasnt? BaakiruptT Repossss ATTBN'nON Tractor Trailer 1846 after 6 p.m. en - dining area. 2 fireplaces. Ihla e o u rf^ ^ WALLETT. JulBB automatic, power steering end dormers, porches, basements BSICRBTARY for growing com­ sleeping room, ^rklng. Please Sitjiurban For Rent 66 Reduced for quick sale. Hayes park, $21,900. Lappen Agency, VERNON — 8 bedroom Ranch, WaT Ooo’tDon’t dsi^dsspalrl Sas Hon brakes, radio, heater, $200. 649- refinlshsd, oablnste, buUt-lns, Trainees. Men 19 and ovsr are AIRCRAFT days, vacations, life insurance, other bmefits. fireplace, aluminum etorms, oc: Barrit K. WMotone, A«ty. ■ ■ eM Douglas.------'-miJ,.,Inqti pany, for position involving call 648-4873. Agency, 646-0131. 649-8361, 649-6140. 4858. formica, aluminum, vinyl, needed at once to train for ivsmment contract admlnls- BOLTON Lakefront — Year DUPLEX 6-6. central Manches­ basement garage, excellent fi­ small sm inan or - S rage. Wesley R. Smith. Real­ the Chicago White >ox, m a » & 0 1964 FORD Hardtop, standard Robbins Carpentry Service, Trailer Drivers if qualified. secretarial dutlea with limited UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP. gentleman, shower, private en­ ator, stove, $125., Immediate Ily fiat, near Center Street, all ent to bus line, 5'4 room cy, 648-0030. 8TB-7809. oompaay plan Douglaa shift, good condition, best of­ 649-8448 Eamlnga|200. per week salary hVMMBR BPECIAL occupancy. 648-4581. tor, 643-1667. Ranch with generous bed­ aged nine different minor )a a n 6 Itotors, m Main! aupervlslon. Salary commsn Tr^Ie Track M AF trance, (ret parking. Apply 196 city utilities, $235. monthly In* 8 fer. 648-7886. and up. Many jobs available. surata with sxpsrlsnos. Call Baet Hartford S, Oonneetlout AMERBELLE CORPORATION Spruce St, ___ ■ come, good Investment or live rooms and large living room. REASONABLE offer accepted teams between *948 and A. A. OBOM, O fC R o ^ Budget plan available also. For Whidowa. ^ e T ® ROCKVIl £a — Attractive 8(4 MANOTESTBR — Six room for room older home with ga- Pttohing Coach Cal M olM t-w I M FORD ,-Qalaxie, 4-door se- 876-8817. In with amaU monthly • pay Kitchen with dining area, oU 6 1958 CHEVROLET Convertible, elding, palsUiw. Carpentry. Al- detuls phone 249-7771 Shytlms. Ah Equal Opportunity ROCKVILLI, CONN. ROOM FOR RENT, centrally room apartment, residential modem Cape, sohoow, rage and 8(4 scree of land In i tite nilladetpMa PhUtiea• .P i /L i . IBh, V4, crulsomatic, radio, j V-8, powerglide, power steer­ l i a tUNSKY area, appllancea and heat fur- bus, and •hoping. Ideal cen- , menu. Only $11,900. Ixiwrenc# hot water heat, $16,800. Wol- terraons aM adiUfiona. OtU- Only school licensed by Regis­ CLBANINO woman wanted, six Employer located on blis lint, private en­ r . Flano. Realtora. >4A043«. varton Aganoy, Realtor, 649- ^ t o n . call 648-4767. after 6193-93 major laagua ~ ipatsr, one owner. Call 648-1 ing, power brakes, radio, heat­ Inga. JYorkmanMi^ j try of Motor Vshlcles and ac AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M9-909S niehed. Adults, no pets, >90. tral location. Priced tp aeU. p .m . raoord. MM, after 7 p.m, ' I days a week. PlaaM call 848- trance, ample parking, gentle­ 648-3766, 743-6964^ er. Call 643-740S. credited. 6066. man jprtftr^. 0 ^ 1 648-6066. monUily. 649-iSM or >76'1166. Bel Air Realtora, 648.9883. V TUESDAY, AUQUST SI, ISSS PACnS SIXtEiBN iJJanrlifHlwr lEttWttng Jf^ralA

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IMIU tauiptor. RAM. wilt During Camp Aimrds Night Sim for Table To|w meat tomorrow at 7:S0 p.m. at You ecM do maoy tin Maaonlc Tempi*. There will A wardf _____Dunlap,Thomas Klellck, Rua- be a aoolal time with refreah- Hlfhlli^U of on things with gkm ta- OMBta after the bualneM meet- Night held by Troop 47 at Lake sell Turner, Tliomma Waldb and Dustin W o ^ Jr.; personal fit­ Uo and dosfc tofs toW- \ ____, of lalea Boy Scout Reservation ness, Bruce Burke; pets, Kan- dnd thoy an nosy Saturday was the swarding of Manehaater Orange will meet neth Richards; printing, David to hoop eloon. Lot tomonfow at 8 p.m. at Orange an Bagle Scout badge to Ken­ Mullen, public health, Richard Hall for a Boostera Night pro- neth Richards. Parenta and Larson, Jhmea Newton, and us holp you with Kenneth Richards; . raadlng, grain conducted by Mrs. uua- friends of the boys attended snggosHons. * V taf Anderaon. Refreahmenta Kenneth Richards and Thomaa will be aerved. the event. Waldo; rowing, Timothy Bailey, Mlrrom Ctat Te All M m The ceremonies took place St ’ihomas Chapin. Stephen Dun­ OPEN 8 AJi. to 8 PJL lA. John J, Drew. U.B. Navy, the completion of Troop 47 two- lap. Thomas Klellck, Jamas SAT. S AJI. to NOON aon of Mr. and Mra. Percy H. weeks summer camping period, Schrelber, Robert Trotter, Rus­ Drew of 18 Bond St recently which was conducted by Robert sell Turner, Thomas Waldo and Vonbeck, scoutmaster, V and participated In Project Oemlnl, Dustin ,Wood Jr.; safety, Ken­ William VonDeck, William Mul­ J. JL WHITE HLASS CO. Titan 5, aa a member of Air neth Richards: small boat eall- Anti • Submarine Squadron 33 len, Orvls Lambert and FYank .31 IISSELL ST. • ; Phono 649-7322 Coulomb*. Camp emphasis was Ing, David Mullen; soil and wa­ aboard the USS L ^ e Cham* ter, mmothy Bailey. Paul Blx- daln. The squadron flew pa­ on waterfront activities and frol missions from the aircraft scouting advancement. ler, Thomas Chapin, Stephen carrier to spot the spacecraft Richards Is a 1965 graduate Dunlap, Thomas Klellck, Rich­ and direct helicopters to Its of Manchester High School and ard Maney, Greg Nolln, Elliot landing point. plans to attend Qulnnlplac Col­ Oliva, Robert Trotter, Russell lege, Hamden, In preparation Turner, Thomw Waldo, Dus­ The 66th Regiment, Coast for the study of medicine. tin Wood Jr. and David Mullen. H0 LA\ES He has been a Cub $cout for Artillery Corps, American Ebc- Also, swimming, David At­ 400' MAIN 8TMET • MANCHESnR.CONN. pedltlonary Forces will have Its three yesus and a Boy Scout wood. Peter Belllveau, Frank annual reunion Sunday at 10 seven years and has also re­ Fazzlna, Richard Fazzlna, Clif­ a.m. at Rosa Hartman Park, ceived the highest award of the ford Kubiak, Thomas Leslezka. ( Stamford, near exit 6 on the church In scouting, the God and Mark Matheny, Gary Newton, 3 Country award. He is assistant Connecticut Tpke. Prank Pearson and Jonathan scoutmaster of Troop 47, Wood; mile swim awards, Mor­ Yoi/r Free Choice ! VFW Auxiliary will have a Badg:es presented at Award gan Bantly, Francis Copeland, kitchen bingo tonight at 8 at Night include: Camping, Bruce Fred Edwards, Richard Faz­ Kenneth Richards, 17, displays his Eagle Scout badge to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burke; canoeing, Russell Aml- zlna, James Lambert, Richard the post home for members and A. Richards of 36 Barry Rd. (Herald photo by O f l a r a . ) ______A t Holnjes Funeral Home we never try guests. Members are reminded don, Timothy Bailey, Peter Bel Ruflnl and John Steams; second Ilveau, Paul Mlxler, Thomas to influence the family’s decision on the to bring articles for the games. class, Brian Cordera, Randall Members of the Town Flr4 Sunshine buses to Norwich Marive Pvt. Keith A. Miller, Chapin, Stephen Dunlap, Frank Cole, Thomas Hite, Richard cost of the funeral service. We offer a wide Hospital will run Sunday, leav­ son of Mr. and Mra. Hyle L. Fazzlna, William Haberem, Florek, Thomaa ' Hobln, Terry Department will meet tomor­ selection of reasonably priced services and row at 7 p.m. at the Central ing Central Row, Hartford, at Miller of 17 Barry Rd., gradu­ Thomas Klellck, Clifford Ku- McCann, David Otter, David Fire Station and go on to Wat- noon and arriving at the hos­ ated today from Marine recruit biak, Thomaa Leslezka, Richard Plumley, Philip Smith, John display our prices openly so that every training at Marine Corps Re­ Money, Thomas Mason, Msirk Steams, Gary Stickles, James klns-West Funeral Home, 142 pital before visiting hours. They family can make an appropriate choice HALL E. Center St., to pay respects will return to Hartford at 4:15 cruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C. Matheny, Gary Newton, Gary Wicks, Henry Wyman and He will be assigned to Camp Le- Nolln, Jack Prior, James Schrel Steve Blxler; star, Paul Blxler, l^ a d lrtl to Mrs. Maria Hennequln, p.m. from the Administration 1 iwonu without interference or embarrassment. mother of Raymond Hennequln jeune, N.C. for at least four ber, Robert Trotter, Russell Thomas Chapin, Thomas Kie- FOR RENT Building, immediately after- weeks of advanced infantry llck, Russell Turner and Dustin OFIMl and Louis Hennequln, both visiting hours. Reservations Turner,' Thomas Waldo, Dustin leauaMiui members of the department. combat training before being as­ Wood Jr. and Jonathan Wood. Wood Jr., and eagle, Kenneth Inquire Uthnanlaa Hall may be made by calling Capitol signed to a school or to a Ma­ Also, citizenship in the ernn- Richards. Region Mental Health Associa­ M OOIiWAT. ST. The West Side Old Timers rine combat or support unit. munlty, Larry Adams; coin col­ Boys selected for the Order tion, Inc., 217 Farmington Ave., lecting, Thomaa Waldo; finger­ of the Arrow, Boy Scout honor g4S-661S—8U-84M reunion committee will meet to­ Hartford. society, are Russell Turner, morrow at 7:16 p.m. at the West The Ladles Aid Lutheran printing, Dustin Wood Jr. and FOB A IX OCCASIONS Women’s Missionary League of Robert Trotter, Richard Maney, Side Rec, Jonathan Wood; flremanship, Emanuel Church Women of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Kenneth Richards; fishing, Ken^ David Mullen and Robert Post. Emanuel Lutheran Church will Church will meet tomon_..- at neth Richards; forestry, Alan The first troop meeting will have a Peach Festival for its 7:30 p.m. in the Parish Hou.se. be held Sept. 14. An organiza­ Agostipelll, Morgan Bantly, tion meeting will be held Sept first meeting of this season, A sound film, "MassachuseUs Bruce Beggs, William Haberern, Tuesday, Sept. 7 from 7 to 9 Holiday,” will be shown after 7 for patrol leaders and their the business meeting. Miss Em­ Clifford Kubiak, Richard fathers. The first troop camp­ E SC A P E FROM THE p.m. in Luther Hall at the Maney, David Mullen, Gary church. Mra. Herbert Bedgtson ily Klssman.'^Mrs. John Krom- ing trip will be a father-son MONEY SQUEEZE pegal, Mrs. Ema Lashlnske and Newton, Elliott Oliva and David camp Saturday, Sept 25. and Mrs. Douglas I>orter are co- Spencer. WITH ONE C“ Li- fO Mrs. Andreas Lorenzen will ohalrmen of the event. ' ■> serve as hostesses. Members Also, home repairs, Thomas Delightful for a springtime are reminded to bring projects Chapin; lifesaving, Timothy luncheon plate; deviled egg and FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Alplna Society will meet to­ for Mlllneck Manor. 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