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President ‘ " Special Day OOMFTON, CaMf. (A P )— Mather’s Day had special Heavy Viet In Stat^ meaning for Rutheima Hal- 1am, who with her husband, ■ Donald is a foster parent' for For^Visit the Holy Family Adoption Center. ^"SO L R. COHEN Her broodj, consists o f 134 Casualties ^-'Pi’esident Johnson, look Inffints. Hikes ing fit and trim, stepped The Hallams have taken » off Air Force One, the in foster infants for 13 presidential jet, at exactly years, providing the com 1:45 p.m. today at Bradley forts of home until the chil International Aii*port. He dren can be adopted. U.S. Downs, liie Hallams, who have arrived— without '^previous four children of their own, official confirmation from adopted a son in 1962 and Loses Three Washington that he would are now adopting another make the trin— for a con infant. W arplanes ference with the six New England governors. SAIGON (AP) — Heavy Over 200 newspaper, radio ground figh^ng and sever* and television representatives Bomb Threat Communist barrages con liave received credentials al lowing them to cover the tinued to cause sharply in President’s visit. Included are Clears Webb creasing American casual f.bout 20 members of the ties as a big new battle ap White House press corps, the Hotel Chain peared to be building up rest New England newsmen. between the U.S. Marines Special rooms were arranged LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — A and North Vietnamese reg for *the press — one for the bomb and a note demanding ulars jiist south of the de White House group, another $76,000 were found in a tower militarized zone. for the area men and women. room ait the Sahara Hotel- The Marines repoirted 12 dead All the governors but Gov. amd 92 wounded in attacks Sun Casino on the Las Vegas strip Dempsey arrived by plane, day, and iihat did not include today after thousands of guests Connecticut’s chief executive casualty reports from one of the were evacuated from Del Webb making the brief trip from day’s sharpest pitched battles Hartford by auto. hotels in Nevada, Oaiiforoia and Arizona. with the North Vltnainese. Connecticut's Gov. John Only 27 Comimunists were re The (Hark County Sheriff’s ported killed. (See Page Bight) Office sand the bomb was found In the eir, the U. S. Command after a man caMed the pit, or announced the loss of three center of the gamtuUng area, in planes Sunday — matching the the Sahara and sadd the device Five Violrnt Dpalhs number of Soviet-buiit MIG jets was set to go off about 6 a.m. Deputies found the bomb in downed by American airmen in Man^ 23. Drowns Room 4014 on the 13th floor of dogfights over the North. the hoted-casdno. It was in a One U. S. jet was lost to On Wedding Day wooden box attached to a wall ground fire in the South, maklog 179 combat planes downed there Sister Florence Is a ‘SwingeP in a closet. Marines use an M49 tank as cover in an open field where they wero pinned NEW HAVEN (AP) — Five Officers hooked a rope around since the war began. In the Sister Floronce Edmund, a fourth grade teacher at down by North Vietnamese fire from hedgerows near Phu An. The Ameri persons met violent deaths In it and puMcd it down. They North, one jet was lost to , a F^rt Meyers, Fla., elementary school, shows she’s cans fought from noon till night in the western sector known as “ Leatherneck ground dire and one to unknown Connecticut accidents duiing dragged it to a service edevatof' a real “swinger.” She takes a healthy cut at the and out the back of the building. Square.” (AP Photofax) causes, making 541 combat the weekend. ball during noontime batting practice at the school. There was no explosion. planes lost over North Vietnam. Two persona — including a She said later she had played ball as a girl but dur Insii^ the box were a series of Hanoi olalmed seven U. S. man married only hours before ing practice, “ I was terrible.” (AP Photofax) plastic pipes filled with powder, jets were downed Sunday. — drowned as a result of boat ' deputies said. They were unable The three MIGs reported ing accidents. Two others lost immediately to identify the type Dodd Says He Won’t Quit, downed brought the American their lives in auto crashes. One of powder. score Cor the weekend to 10 kUJs man died in a motorcycle acci N e ^ the d e y i« was a page- and two probables. The Air dent. Right to Counsel tong sin^e-s|»c^ typewritten Force announced seven Red Jets In cninton, John Bruno, 23, note with severad grammatical Let People Decide Issue were downed Saturday and two drowned Saturday night in Boul probably were brought down. der Lake during a celebration (See Page Nineteen) The ttuee MIGs were downed of his wedding several hours HARTFORD (AP) — Sen. and placed the blame for his and its recommendation of Sen Sunday during raids four milea earlier. Police said Bruno, of Granted Children Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn.. in- troubles on “ four dtehonorable ate censure of him on two from heart of Hanoi. Clinton, his bride Anna and two . . ± V, and vindictive employes and counts. U. S. Miarines reported killing WASHINGTON (AP) — The 5. The right to a transcript of dicated Sunday night that he ^ “ minor press wolf pack.” wedding guests were in a boat “ A question at issue is wheth 110 North Vietnamese regulars Supreme Court extended to the proceedings. Bus Skids Off Involved in a collision with a wants the people of Oonnecti- ug was referring to four of er freedom of the press involves in a running battle southwest of 6. The right to have the case canoe carrying four other per juveniles today substantially the cut to decide at the polls wheth- hds former employes who took the. . right . of muckraking , ^ colum' Da Nang. The Mjaniines have reviewed in higher courts. Foggy Highway sons. All but Bruno made it same constitutional proteoUons they believe him guilty or some 4,000 documents from his conspire to ^eal the gvvept over a WH in the area and Fortas announced the historic er back to shore safely. „ given adults in criminal trials. 1 Dead; 15 Hurt innocent of charges made and copied them, and to of any public o ^ i a l or ^ pugiung through a jungled •r decision to a courtroom packed W’SIStling'tOn T\T7inhQiT<» /M.’Tn^nom rlnu»rir\nr /McslnilrA ** . In Milford. Pietro f'ersio, 63, columnists Drew private dtdzein theyyy disllfike.” valfley toward the Ly Ly River. ’The landmark decision is cer with tourists and newly admit against him. Dodd repeated his previous drowned Saturday when his mo HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. (AP) statement Paarson and Jack Anderson, tO The fighting there has been tain to lead to broad reforma ted attorneys. In a prepared torboat capsized on Long Island — A Greyhound bus skidded off on w n C - whom the copies were dellv- assertion that the testimonial going on since last Friday. The tion of juvenile court proceed which he^ delivered dinners were made necessary Sound. He was a Milford resi “ Neither the Bill of Rights nor a slippery mountain road in would not ered. Reds have clung doggedly to ings across the land. TV, Dodd said he by the heavy debj; which he dent. the U.S. Constitution is for heavy fog today. State Police resign and would run for r6“ Pearson and Anderson then hidden bunkers and trebchlinea The vote was 8 to 1, with three incurred while campaigning end In North Canaan, Lawrence adults only,” he declared dra said one person was killed and election regardless of the out- ^ ~ te c o lu ^ s which finally re- buried in the jungles and along of the justices in the majority fulfilling his duties as a senator. Liner, 19, of Norfolk was in matically from the bench. 15 others aboard were injured. come of a Senate vote to be ^^'^ed in the Ethics Committee low ridges of the area. differing with the controlling he knew of no rule jured fatally Sunday night when Fortas’ majority opinion, a The bus h ead^ for Hackett- ^y his colleagues on May investigation of Dodd’s affairs ^ Mjerine headquarters reported opinion, gpven by Justice Abe against using testimonial funds a car crashed into a tree after little more than 65 pages long, stown, a town- of 7,500 in the a patrol Sunday discovered a Fortas, in some respects. • 22. to pay such debts, and said running off Clayton Road. Po traced juvenile court history northwestern New Jersey moun fresh Communist burial ground On that day the Senate will he should not be held guUty lice said Liner, apparently a ’The ddssenter was Justice and the largely informal proce tains 35 miles west of Newark, alongside the battlefield. They decide whether it will accept for violating “ a non-existent passenger in the car, died in Potter Stewart. dures followed by juvenile court carrie^jn 16 passengers and a counted 73 bodies In North Viet file recommendation of its New Doubts law.” Sharon Hospital. Using an Arizona juvenile driver. namese tmiforms. This brought case as a springboard, the court (See Page Nineteen) State Police at Netcong, just Ethics Oommittee that Dodd be He blamed the double reim- In Berlin, Joseph Markowski, censured for alleged mis-use of to 351 the nunuber of Reds r*> 26, ofi Middletown, lost his life concluded that juveniles, like east of the accident scene, said Over Fate of bursement on sloppy brokkeep-, ported killed in the fight, in funds from testintionlal dinners in a /two-car common on Mill aduHs, are entitled to the fol one person was confirmed dead. ing done by one of fjie four 69 Miarines have been and for allegedly collecting re Street. PoHce said he was the lowing Bill of Rights safe Authorities said 10 injured were former employes. imbursement twice, from both T ariff Talks Michael and 311 wounded. Thin driver of one of the cars. 'The guards: Summer Hike taken to a hospital in Dover, O’Hare. ______public and private ’agencies, for does not incatide Sunday’s casu- other driver, Robert A. Little, 1. Notice of the charges about 20 miles east, and five to 'Thp TCnrinp Senator said in a brief giiues, wfliidh were not yet re- In Food Prices Newton, 12 miles north. trips which he made as a sena GENEVA (AP) Tne Kemne interview following his state 26, of PloinviUe, suffered minor placed against them. tor. ■ parted. Injuries. dy Round negobiationB appeared ment that he would press his 2. The right to have an attor (See Page Thirteen) Dodd denied any wrong doing Siimlilar grim fighting was tak In Eastford David E. Nichols, ney’s assistance. Is Anticipated to have run into diffieultiies $2 million libel suit which he ing place in Quang Trl Frovinc* 24, suffered fatal injuries Fri- , 3. The right to confront and again today, leaving up in the has brought against Pearson below the demilitarized border. WASHINGTON (APl^-^Amerl- day night when his motorcycle cross-examine complainants air the fate of the 41^-year-old and Anderson, and that ho Probes end artiUeity and mortar struck a highway divider. Nlch- and other witnesses, oaoi housewives will be paying talks for lowering tariffs. would probably vote on the cen; ols, of Eastford, died Saturday 4. Protection against self-in- two to three per cent more for $29 Billion Raise Sought The negotaators failed to meet sure motion when it comes up. (See Page Nineteen) nlght in Hartford Hospital of crimination, including the privd- groceries by this summer, the the deadline they had “set them head Injuries. lege of remaining silent. Agriculture Department pre selves Sunday night and four major partaeipants met this ^ .. •. t * 11 J dicted today. Fowler Asks Congress mooning. But after less than LathOllC LnUTCll VlSlt KeCalleCl The euiticipated hike in retail half an hour ail four stormed food prices is expected to wijie out of the slhabby villa serving out a decline of nearly one per as a center of the taiks. Looking Straying Jet Stream cent during the first three To Hike Debt Ceiling angry and excited, they drove months of the year, then ad back to their delegatioiis. Worry Over WW HI WASHIN(3TON (AP) — Sec He did not say anything alx>ut vance 'another one or two per William Roth of the United the effective date. It generally cent on top of that. retary of the Treasury Henry H. States, Jean Hey .of the Com Blamed for Weather h£Ls been concluded that <3on- For the year as a whole, the Fowler asked Congress today to mon Market, Sir Riichard Pow WASHINGTON (AP)—You ers of air is rwhat weather ob- gress will not enaOt such a Sent LBJ to Prayer department forecasts am aver- raise the ceiling on the national measure by July 1, the target ell of Britain and Ambassador oaai blaane those meandering jet -servers call a confiueivce zone Morio Aoki of Japan met for WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- thing about toe President com and it’s here that snow and min about 1.7 per cent detut to $365 billion, up $29 bil- President Johnson originally streams for the unusual spring ing. in food costs above last year. lion from the present ceiling. set. consultations with Eric Wyn- Johnson’s worries about weaither we’ve been having. are failing from west to east. d h a m-White, the British “He looked very worried,’* Primarily because of the Beside asking for one of the Discussing the government’s the threat of World War HI and Weather Bureau experts said The tendency is for the oppos dlrector-geinieral of the General Brotoer Fabian said of Johnson. projected price hikes, consum biggest single increases in histo money forecast, Fowler told the today. ing systems to spre€id moisture Agreement on Tariffs and Trade his late-hour visit to pray at a “They walked down toe cen ers are expected to spend about ry, Fowler recommended that committee, which handles all Drought in the semltropioal toward the north with a dry which adminisibers the Kennedy Roman Oatholle dnurch on a ter aisle—toe Secret Service $94.6 billion for food this year the new ceiling be made perma tax legislation, the surcharge B^orida Everglades. s ^ n g area to the south, thus account- Round taiks. stormy night have been dis men waited in toe back of the compared to $91 bliUlon in 1966. nent. remains a definite part of the snowd in the Rockies, chilis in ing for the Everglades drought, He presented a oompromiise closed in newly published re the north central states and the bureau said, The forecast for higher retail At present the permanent administration fiscal prog^ram. package plan for baiianced (See Page Eight) food prices com es' at a time ceiling is $286 billion, and var- “ But since it has yet to be ports. heavy rains ,in the Northeast all The jet stream dislocation worldwide tariff outsi which he The time was last June 28, a when prices paid farthers , for lous temporary increases have enacted, and since congression- are related to those high. level began developing during March and hds near-exhausted staff of few hours after Jotinson iuid food they produce are down been granted on top of that. al enthusiasm has yet to be winds which frequently g iv e ' and it is anybody's guess when ossistajnts worked out during the ordered the first U.S. air attack nearly 10 per' cent from l«i8t The latest of these expires demonstrated, it would be airplanes a push across toe con- toe wandering winds WlU go early hours of the morning. on oil facilities at the port of summer qnd seven per cent be June 30, at which time, Fowler presumptuous for me to regard Unent. beck to normal, one eig>ert said. But the United States, the six- Halphwig, North 'Vietnam. News Tidbits low last year’s average. said, the debt is expected to be it in any other Ught than as The Weather Bureau takes a During April, he added. It is natdoii Oammon Market, Brit- The Washington Itost quoted contingent item,” he said. philosopihical view of it all. normal for toe northern mass to Some of toe expected increase about $327 bilUon. aim, Japan €ind the other ma jor jojmson as saying to his ^ugh- Fowler appeared before the Fowler proposed one more “ The weather is ^always ah- reach the Oanadian-Amerioan in retail food prices would re pairtlcipaints were still faced uuci: “Your daddy may go Sen. Jdm Sherman Cooper, House Ways and Means Oom sharp departure from present normal somewhere,” one expert border in toe western part of flect antlcipiated upturns in with the same problems which history as having start- R-Ky. said today in a prepared mittee. fiscal rules — a breach in the ______said. “ Normal weaitoer is some toe nation but it went as far as some farm prices, particularly blodted final agreement Sunday ^ World War HI” Senate speech, expansion of times a hard thing to come by.’’ Alas'ka end is still toere. for m^iet animals. Somewhat Fowler took the occasion to ceiling of 4)4 per cent In^terest throughout the lort Luci suggested .they ■ visit St. repeat strongly the recom- the Treasury is allowed to pty ^ ’ - - American military might In Basioaiiy what is happening, Just why the jet streams are reduced marketings of cattle phoise of toe Kennedy Hound. Dominic’s church in Southwest mendation for a six per cent on borrowings for more than Vietnam may bring Red Chinn toe bureau said, is that a north- mieaindering is a question the and hogs are expected as a con ■ The United 'Itates and the Washington. They were accom- into the fighting and lead to income tax surcharge to hold five-year terms, ern jet. stream Is going further ^^eather experts have not yet sequence of some contracUon in Common Market were still as psuiied by M rs.. Johnson and the start of World War H I. • • down toe deficit. Even with the Fowler said the limit has north than usual and bringing able to answer with scien- livestock production Under the far apart as ever on the contro Patrick Nugent, who later in toe Defense counsel for Richard surcharge, he said, a rough esti- made it almost Impossible to cold air into toe continental title ecouracy. The streams are pressure of jn-lces unsattofewto- versial issue of chemical imjxxt summer married Lud. Speck argue for a new trial mate of toe red ink margin for issue long-term Treasury secu- United States from A^'kska and about 500 to 600 miles wide and ry to farmers. duties and the American system The Very Rev. John A. Nowl- for toe convicted slayer on tho the fiscal year beginning July 1 rities.,/ Canada. j toeto peak winds come between The department' said current of calcinating tariffs. en, pastor of Sft. Domlnlc’e, said g^rounds the court should have is $11 billion. He asked that toe maximum Prom Alaska this streapi indloations point to cm increase There stiiM was no definite Saturday that Brotoer Flahian allowed . a jury to decide 30,000 and 40,000 foet. Fowler said the surcharge maturity on ■ Trea^ry notes, moves into toe Great Lakes re- There has hpen one advantage in . both production and mar agreement on the American Butler, a friar in fii® Dominican whether or not he was men- “ will be needed and the eco- which are now limited to five- 8 ^ end keting of farm commodities this plan for a food-aid scheme. Older of Preachers was on tally competent to stand trial to ell this, however. nonllc evidence generated in the year maturities and are exempt A sodtoeni stream Is slightly The' jet streams have moved year, with the upturn oonoen- A near acoord, reported as duty., ; . . "rhe ConneCrtlcut Public months since it was proposed from the celling be extended to symbolic . Sunday evehto^ larther north than usual and is "It was a little after 10 p.m. Expenditure CouacU • rainy weather into the North- trated in crops, 10 years with the exemption still stronger then normal; It is Because coiUumer income conviction deadUne for ffioal agreement when Pat Nugent called and stronger bill is needed thwi th* east, plagued by drought the ~ in effect. AddHionally, he asked bringing storm systems in from of this score.' was only hours away, was still said he and Luci wanted to visit one now before the General Afc- last five summers. But the bu went up while food prices eased for permission to sell up to $2 the Pacific Ocean to the central off slightly, the department anld The word “will” was under far from final tods morning. Ja- the church,” Brotoer Fabian sembly dealing with raporttaf reau said drought could strike billion of Treasury bonds with part of toe nation. lined in the written text of Fowl- “And be dMn’t aax ug-i. linenee* t out regard !h> the ceiliaig. 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NEW YORK (AP)—The Stock Safely Compoonded was charged with making -vn un Am ong the about 600 works some of the leaders of the re of 60 stocks at iwon was off 1.2 year. Reed of 32 Charter Rd.; Keith Awarded $14,000 Obermeier’s hVSband, Carl, re Preview of Art Tempi®. American Motors end Ben- safe tURi, p o ^ reported. * "The aittendenoe exceeded our of art, eB hy professional art- market continued Its downward cent advance.’ Both glamor at 326.6 .writh industrials off 2.4, They saM Parker was driving Qratf o f Sugar HiU Rd., Tolland. ceived 81>4fkl additional for guet, fraoUontd gainers, were ARTHUR DRUfl ParenhTeacher Detente A Hartford Superior Court A. dhasapegat Pmeivtew lost wOdert hopes,'' a meniber of iBbs, are representations of oils, trend In talrly active trading stocks and blue chlpe were the rails off .8 and ntiUties off .4. east when Netfen cut in front Birth Thursday; A daughter medical costs. The Dow Jones industrial av ahead of the rest of the list on night of “Art otf Our Times" at the sponsoring: group said, add wnterootons, graphics andsculp- early tWa afternoon. sufferers. of the cycle to tupn into the to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond jury, after hearing almost four The driver who rammed the ing, “ait about 8:30 there were tMTOS. Bavid Hayes, prize-win Alter a mixed opening the erage at noon was off 3.46 r.t volume. h Topic of 2 Meetings Bateman otf Ftnnaclle Rd., El Temple Beth Shohxm was larige- The selling of feist week re Anaconda, another blue chip, driveway of Fabian Dr-g Stare. weeks of testimony, late Fri- Obermeler vehicle was Jorgen at least 500 viewers at the ning aoea artist-sculpture, has market began to show an Jrreg- 866.68. Parker was thrown to the pave lington. sumed almost from the Oontrol Data, down about 2 climbed nearly 2 points. dy award^ a Manchester and Neilsen o t Brooklyn, N.Y. 'Ijr aittandieil ifae sale end ax- show." The exhibit-sale will some of his works at the show. uJarly lower trc .id. The margin Read Herald Ads Th« first o< two meeUnga on ton Center and Mfle HiM Fhar- ment, poUce reported. DIsoliaiged Thursday; San a Glastonbury woman nearly The Manchester law firm of “Parents and Teen-ogora CSan maiiy. Price ia advance dra DsteudUl otf 37 Park St.; j ^ , He was taken to the hospital 814.000 in damages as the re Dessner, Rottner, Karp and and $2.00 a DRESSES REDUCED FROM STOCK—knits, spuns, solids, prints, ' FABRIC OR NYLON GLOVES— ^manufacturer’s closeout, 1st qual CHILDREN’S SAFETY STEP SLIPPERS—bonded brushed Estron- gome after-five styles. Misses’, jrs., petites. Values to $45. ity, shorty (»• mid-antt length, white and colors, Reg. to $4. 1 J|9 acetate and nylon tricot, pink or blue. Reg. $3. . 1 ,2 9 1 /3 -1 /2 o ff MIRRORED DRESSER IRAYS—gold filigree, square or oval. BALI. . . if you wear underwire bras LADY MARLENE,. . . if you wear strapless bras NYLON SLIPS AND PETTICOATS—^nylon iHeot or dacron-nylon Reg. 7 .9 5 . 5 . 9 5 BOYS’ SUMMER PAJAMAS— ^wash and wear cotton, short' sleeve, blends, many styles, white and colors, l^g. $4-$6. Gay Paree ,^4 . nylim 2 .9 9 -3 .9 9 knee-length or long leg, Asstd. prints. 4-7. Reg. 2.50. 1.99 Lady Bali. . . lacy bra Water Bali . . . wired Snow Flake . . . nylon Caprice . .. liylon lace Caprice . . . long line lace underwire cups HOLMSPRAY GLASS A’TOMIZERS—asstd. colors and shapes. with feather light rib bandeau of finest drip- laoe with perfect sep underwire cups lined strapless ■ to smooth SALE OF BETTER HANDBAGS—Satchels, straws, some shoulder , 8-18. Reg. $8. 2 .3 9 with, light foam rub Reg. $2. $ 1 bon underwiring to dry cotton. White. 32- aration for even the with dacron* polyes your midriff. Lace and bags, plastic patents and calfs, dressy and casual. Reg. $9. 5 .9 9 ber cups, detachable shape and support. B, 38. B, C cups. 5 .0 0 . fullest figures. White, ter. Lycra* powemet sheer , marquisette, GIRLS’ DENIM KNEE-ENOCKER JEANS—Western style 10 oz, ^^ite,. black. 32-38 A, garters. White. 32-38 NEW SUMMER JEWELRY—^famous make hand-made jewelry and MEN’S PERMANENT PRESS SLACKS—no-iron wash and wear C cups 7 J S B . D cup D cup 5 . 5 0 black. B, C cups 6 .0 0 . back. White, black. 32- matxihed sets. White and pastels, pearls, crystals, Reg, $4-$30. denim by famous maker. Burgundy, blue, navy, wheat, 7-14. polyester and cotton blend, ivy green or sand, size 30-42. D cup 7 .0 0 88 A, B, C cups. 0 .0 0 B, C cupS 'lO jO O A, B, C cups 1 1 4 1 0 1/2 o ff Reg. 2.50. 1 4 > 9 Reg. $8. 3 4 1 9 *trademark cBTiftiBBfsaiar many unadverfised Mighfy May Specials in every depf» » •. shop fill 9 tonighf, Wed,, Tburs,, and Fri, Nights! vlWMPPa Foandationi, Downtown Onlj C ■ " - ■ .# 4 / / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MAY 15,, 1967 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, MAY 16, 1967 ty Lee Fournier, treasurer; James Homing, Roger year at the' Untverality of Hart- CWb. The pangram will Include Sduth Windsor Mrs. cell Decker, program; MenrilH, Robert Brown and ford, Hanbt School of Music. a social hour at 7,,p.m. followed lire. Elsie Ouellette, religious Geqrge Hawkins Proceeds from the concert will by dinner at 8 and dancing from PJano selections WUl be pre be used for the purcTvase of new 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to the music administration decision which happens to education and COD representa HlattrifpBtpr tive; Mrs. Mary Lou Wall, hos sented by OUnton Adams, choir robes. of Teddy Page. be one he himself had previously warned Water Company Head Sees INC pitality; and Mrs. Stella Mc dwreh organist. Adams, a Guild Dinner Dance ------COMPLETE W EEH i SMfTK against—the decision to put the "other gnaduaito of the high school, re- The Ladles Guild of St. Fran- Manchester Evening Her- Eopnitt^ ||praUi Cann, membership. ib s u h a iis w JH* vtrar,” too, directly Into the hands of the Meed^ for Filtration Plant celveid the Aetna Scholarship cds of Aasisl Chmoh wifi spon- aid' South Windsor corres- p u b l is h e d b y Also, Mrs. Eileen Lane, par- siticc I9I* p«!itAT.n p R iN T m o CO., m e . U.S. military. bank such as the South llammtoriM; “Mmr Ma^^’ Ann a_dlnn^ dance May 26 at Ann Lyons, tel. 644- IS Blasell ^ e e t E. P, WUllams, president of service' INSURANCE Governor Romney, at Hartford, took Benson, telephone; Mrs. Judl ■ «« presently in Ms Junaor the EBHngton Ridge Country 8682. M«nch«»ter. Conn. the Connecticut Water Com- Windsor Bank. _ ,. . „ „ „ THOMAS F. S^ G U SO N the view that the "shooting war" in WALTER R. FERGUSON ■'3 “We sW! pleascd to Join with Bugnacki, publicity; Mrs. Prudy. Publiihers Vietnam had already been almost totally peny, answered charges progressive banke Berrio, baptismal robes; Mrs. Founded October 1. IMl______made by the Democrata for thix)ughx>ut the country In this Linda Jaworski, altar care; SERVICE Americanized, aa the battle reports and PablMied Every Evening Except Sundnya Better ’ Government group that campaign,” Shepard said. Mrs. Dot- Strong, nominating; •nd Holidays. Entered at the Post Offlcs at casualty figures prove. He holds that it Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mail would be "tragic error” to ask our troops the water suppMed to South The membership of the foun- Mrs. Pat Nowak, spiritual wel- > Matter, ______, to take over, as Well, “the other war” Windsor it poMuted by algae and ‘Ja’tion represents 71 per cent of fare and Mrs. Esther Secondo, . I .. the total deposits hi the United ways and means and fashion' SUBSCRIPTION RATES which la spmetimea labeled pacification, Oovicr (ordiigfn inaiut^r. Payable in Advance States. show. REAL One Year ...... *^-95 and which more recently'haa been called- Six Months ...... 11.00 WilUams said that is is im Church Board to Meet Benefit Dance Set Three Months ...... o.GO the "revolutionary development," or RD possible to atandarize the qual ESTATE I One Month . . . . / ...... 1.88 The board of Christian Eduoa- The Abe E. Miller Post 133, program. ity of a surface reservoir with tlon of the First Congregational Amerlceui Legion, will hold a MEMBER OF out a. filtration plant. A filter THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Now precisely the thing Governor Church will mfeet tomorrow ait dance for the benefit of the n ie Associated Press is exclusively entitled Romney has feared seems In the works. ^ r r t 1 ^ enough to r p “m^'^n"ttie'‘;^ torir^ u d y '. building fund June 10 at the to uie use of republtcatlon of all news dis- of the requirements of the Rock- _ . At Florida Parley ^ a i n St. Legion Hall. Dancing Hatches credited to It or not otherwise credlt- K means not only an Increased need for VtUe Water and Aqueduct com ed ln this paper and also the local news pub- Ed K. Ota Jr., son of Mr. and will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Uahed here. ' ...... American troops In VietnanrL It also pany and the Connecticut Wa- A l richts of republtcatlon of special dis Mrs. Ed K. Ota, 91 DogwOod to the music of DuBaldo’s Or- patches herein are also reserved.______means even less reliance on the Vietna ter Company would cost more mese themselves to do something about a million dollars, he said. Lnne, Wapplng, is among the chestra. For tickets or further Tlie Herald Printing Comi«ny Inc., as- Air Force Reserve Officers Information, Patsy DlClancla, ■uraes no financial responsibility for typo the basic problem of the war, which is ' South Windsor is supplied wa graphical errors appearing in advertisements ter from a'.'tmrfp,ce reservoir lo- Training Corps cadets who at- Abbey Rd., or Henry Sledyk, and other reading matter In The Manchester how to Interest the peasants of thf coun tended the 19th National Arnold Foster St., may be contacted. ROBERT J/SMITH, me. Evening Herald. ______try In Saigon’s version of government. cated in Vernon and Ellington. “ Ratea cl»argcd ’u^m'eira Air Society Conclave In Miami, Concert Friday Still service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. But the worst thing it means is that, Publishers Representatives — The ju li^ taking water from this source There Be Music,” a con- INSURANSM^ SINCE 1914 Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chl- by increased Americanization of every- would -necevssori'ly have to be More than 1,000 cadets from cert of light music will be pre c a ^ , Detroit and Boston. tWng in Vietnam, by increased emphasis increased .sMurply, even though ^^O colleges and universities .sented Friday at 8 p.m. at the MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CERCULA- and expansion of the American presence the Cbph^qtlcut Water Company to discuss the Air Society high school auditorium, Spon- 9-5241 TION3.______there, it guarantees the gradual accumu Bhared, in the cost,” WdUlams program for the coming year sored and presented by the 963 STREET, MANCHESTER Display advertising closing hours; said iaoted that Connecticut to hear addresses by top chancel Choir of the Wapplng (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale) For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. , lation of hate for us not as the rescuers, Water mtqs would inevitably go aerospace leaders. Community Church the concert For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. but as the new masters. These people IFor Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. up steeply too. Cadet Ota is a student at will include a chorus of 40 'T ot Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. have been fighting almost continuously ■For Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. “ Fr^uent samples have-been Trinity CJollege where he Is ma- voices under the direction of For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. for* the past quarter century to throw off Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before and are being taken by the com- joring in history. A 1964 grad- Richard Reeves, choir di- publication. 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday outside rule. They are not likely to con pany and, the State Health De- toe high school, he was j-getor. and Monday publlcatlop. sider themselves fortunate now to be at partmemt. The water is and baa a member of the National Hon- included ih the prograin\ wlM Monday, May 15 tracting the most massive occupation in been safe- tor drinking puiposes. o f Society and sakitatorian of be selecttons from "TheaSound * their entire history. GeneraM^.tiie- water meets all his class. of Music.” “Tbe Musde’Man” , $10001 What would you do, President Johnson Bbandaaids. preocribed by tbe Lutheran Committee and “ My Fair Lady.” Other »e- Ford Seeks A Political Divorce might well ask Governor Romney, and U. S. bepanment of Public The welcoming committee of leotions include “ Moon River” , 5 Health,” . Wl'Uiaim8 said- Savior Lutheran Church “ All the Things You Are,” "The that would, we wager, have the Governor The Goldwater oamipaign aaide, the He agreed that "there are will ’nreet tonight at 7 at the Syncopated Clock” and ” I>rift- stopped in his critical tracks. This la typical shape of a Republican Presiden times whan algae growth in church. mg and Dreamiing.” about the third or fourth Presidential re tial campaign over the past 30 years Lake Snlpsic, exceeds, normal The mid^veek Bible Study Vocal sotoiats wffil be Mrs. vision of the planning and conduct of has offered a moderate candidate for liTndts auto during such times class will meet tomorrow at 10 "the other war,” each an admission that the watiw imparts a ddsUnct and a.m. the Presidency campaigning with a re its predecessor, no matter how optimis sometimeB unpleasant taste and The Junior confirmation class actionary Republican record in Congress tically inaugurated, has proved a failure. odor.” • will meet tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. hanging around his neck Mke a mlU- CHARGE YOUR We have somehow had the unique genius, i Williams is exptected to attend Installation Banquet ■tone. Dwight Eisenhower, a candidate and the unique misfortune, to get our thiB week’s town council meet The Ladies Guild of St. Mar PRESCRIPTION selected primarMy by ' the- RepuMloan Pholocraphed By Reginald Pinto selves into troubles for which there is ing. garet Mary church will hold 1 governors of the time, had popularity School Board Meeting no good answer. And, rather than let PILGRIM’S LAKE, Cape Cod National Seashore its annual installation banquet enough to win in spite of the congres The board of education wiM tonight at the Podunk Mill. The somebody else try to throw us a rope, sional handicap, but it was noteworthy hold a speciaJ meeting tomor- following officers will be in we thrash around in our own quicksand. The sunroof works even when there iin't any sun. that even his great personal titumjphs row night at 7:30 at the stalled; Mrs. Betty McCaffrey, Waleorn* Horn could not produce Republican dominance Herald school to discuss the r e ^ of president; Mrs. Rosalie Moynl- In the Congress. EHsenhower, u Presi the recent mediati*m on vice-president; Mrs. Marie Watching The Skirts Go Buy teacher’s s^Oanes for W Gallagher, secretary; Mrs. Bet- AT dent, succeeded in softening the Repub Inside Report Yesterdays Open Foru] ing year The South Windisor ® lican record in Congress, too, but also Education A.ssociat^ made am ------In we don’t know how many years of by * PINE PHARMACY W hen you slide bock the sunroof on a at all th ^ o o m inside. lYou don’t hove to often had to face his own worst oppo alternate proposal to the board 664 Center St. 649-9814 following the exercise of the market sa 25 Years Ago Volkswagen Station W agon, Ihe sky's be on/engineer to move big, bulky loads sition from hto own party. Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak at the mediation session. 1 i AHN HOW TO vants and the financial pages we had Plans are made for the l6th Forum A Success Many ore aboady asking why the lintit. in out.) th is long and almost traditional dis Tlje board will also consider REPAY* AMOUNT never encountered a piece of expertlng annual vacation church school To the EMitor, this “ second try" to even nec lose weight Thot's because odd-shaped loads /And whenever you don't wont to put MONTHLY OF LOAN WASHINGTON —Inddsputlable President Johnson on Wednes the reduced budget for the com Why “ keep ’em waiting?” cord between the atmosphere the Re to which we could give unquestioning of the North Main St. Churches May we take this opportunity essary, the first one having ^ig things inside your VW , you con use it $ 1 6 .7 5 $ 3 0 0 signs now point to an early end day evening (May 10) for an ing year, and the administra you’d hove trouble Fitting into on ordi Suspense may be fine on TV— but when publican party wears as it functions in loyalty and investing trust until just at an organization meeting of to publicly thank those students been turned down cold by the & keep it off of the long, acrimonious person unannounced chat, giving Mr. tion recommendations for the nary station wagon can slick up out of a for big people instead. It seats 9 of them you want cash, Beneficial knows you want 2 6 .5 8 5 0 0 Congress and the atmosphere it puts on the other day, when a certain broker the combined committees held and citizens, who helped to voters. it fast. That’s why we make every effort to ality feud between Senator Birch JohnMn a chance to apply a budget. V W . like a tree. O r a refrigerator. (Ip and holds 13 pieces of luggage. All at 3 6 .4 1 7 0 0 When it writes its platforms and selects at the North Methodist Church. make our Forum on Youth JiU"- A war in far-off Vietnam, un with lAleight k GLOBE J give the fastest service in tovim — Big O.K. age house announced that it had dis Bayh of Indiana and a top Ad little heat tor Poats’a confirma Bank Joins Group fact, you never know what might pop upll once. 5 1 .1 6 1 0 0 0 Its oandidetes for Presidential Cam More local merchants re ies held at EJast Catholic High declared though it is; continued service. Call bp and find outi covered a remarkable oorrelation be ministration foreign eiid offi'Ciol tion. The.Soutlr Windsor Bank and lAfatchers And even when the sunroof’s cl^ed, Other wagons only hold about half ds *On 24 m onth p lm i paigns may be drawing to a dose, if spond to the plea sent out by School May 9, 1967 such a suc Etnd persistent inflation; rising Travel Service 1 tween the prices of stocks and the whose scalp Bayh wants —but . * * * Trust Coiupaiiy has joined the Volkswagen still gives you/almost much a sa V W . Even if you hit the ceiling. the local Red Cross for trained cess. costa; continued eroding tax Congressman Gerald R. Ford of Michi height of women’s skirts. probably won’t get. Alexander (Sandy) Lankier, the Foundation for Commercial MANCHESTER 905 MAIN STREET * twice as much space as otheywagons. But after the VW 's all Tilled up, you can BENEFICIAL HNANCE SYSTEM • 1700 OFFICES C0AST-T04:0A8r first aiders in every business In particular we are eepeciel- rates, and other conslderatiom Mondays, 7:15 P.M. gan, minority’ leader in the House, When skirts go up, stocks go up. But Bayh has erected a strong, a Rockefeller agent in 1964, has ly indebted to Mr. Neil EUis Banks, a 6,000 member nation And a 4' by 4' door that lets vfHi get right still g o through the roof. concern in Mancheser; make a "second try’’ quite out West Side k 643-2165 ^ Loans $20 to $1000— Loans life-insured at low cost means what he has now begun saying. if the hemlines begin to creep down anti-Admindstration front, but been called in by Leonard W. and the Green Manor Construc wide banking associntion. Recreation Center of order at this time. Jean E. Shepard, president of South Room Congreeeman'T\)rd admits that he is ward and long, that’s the time to sell ton-holing senators and using Hall to help the Romney drive tion Co., Inc., for their interest w Authorized agent In Man- j Beneficial FInanco Co. «f Manchestar stalling devices to prevent the 10 Years Ago The Herald In a recent edi the bank, said the foundation is 110 Cedar Street ^Chester for all Airlines,^ trying to divxxrce the historic legisla- short on the market. in a couple of states—starting and assistance, to Mr. and Mrs. torial Joined the ranks of those Call 232-7600 ^ nomination of Rutherford Poats cn ^ g ed in a naUona'l educa ^ Railroads and Steamship^ TEI^TRUDO|l, Inc. , 336 MAIN SL, MANCHESTER Uve partnership between the RepubH- with Maryland. Manchester is represented on John Ti'emey 219 W. Center NexttoSingerSewfngCenter * Phone:643-4156 ■ This is easy to believe not only be- from coming to a vote in the who caution it is time to "hold tion^ ptx)gTam to Inform the ^ L ln e s. oans of Congress and the conservative ° Hall, who is Michigan Gover the board of directors of the St. of Manchester for their en / TOLLAND TURNPIKE, OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT—-PHONE FOR HOUBB cause it makes just as much sense m Senate. the line” . A "second try” Is not public about the benefits of do Democrats of the South. This is the al nor George Romney's political Connecticut Chamber of Com couragement and co-operation, "holding the line” ; TALCO’TTVILLE AUTHORIZED any other theory about the price of Pooits, now in charge of the to Bast Oathottc High School ing all its business at a “full OCALCR liance which has been the perpetual manager, sent Sandy Lankier merce by Charles S. Burr, pres E.D. Oolliiw stocks, but because the formula Itself , is Vietnam aid program, was nom to see Governor Ted Agnew of for use of the auditorium and temptation and snare for the Republi ident of C.R. Burr & Co. ESditor's Note; Our faithful let so blessedly simple. All one has to do is inated last fall to the No.,, 2 for Maryland to talk him into Rom to The Manchester Herald for cans, precisely because the combination The Manchester Memorial ter writenra wifi please refrain watch the skirts go by and then go buy eign add spo,!. Since AuguM, for ney’s comer. Agnew is one of its co-openation, coverage and eign aid boss Wil'liam S. Gaud Hospital receives $5S5.81 as a from selecUng pc^Uons for ui. offered so many chances to control Con or sell accordingly. This makes playing the moderate Republican gover continuing support of worth has been operating without a contribution from local mem Downtown Renewal is Manchee- gress on specific issues. the market no special exercise at Eull, nors eyed by Hall for hard-core while Youth Programs. deputy, even though Poats’s bers of the Hairdressers’ Guild ter’s number one need.' What Congresaman Ford now pro but merely part of something one al Romney support. Hall wants of Connecticut. For the MEC Youth Council nom'ination by the President has Thomas Dwyer, President poses, and what he says he intends to ready does naturally. Maryland’s 26 convention votes. Good Work On Rainy Day twice been approved by the Sen Robert J. Di'gon, Adult work for, is a Republican strategy There is one lingering smidgeon of ate Foreign Retajtdons Commit Lankier, however, ran into a To the Elditor, stdhe wall. Agnew informed Advisor which gives up some of these specific doubt. How do we tell which way skirts tee without a single recorded A Thought for Today The Boy Scouts and Cub legisflative victories but which will, he Lankier he was about to fly up Scouts that participated in the are really heading this year ? By dissent. Redevelopment’s “ Second Try” hopes, "drive Southern Democrats in the After the second committee to Albany to tell Governor Nel Sponsored by the Manchester Chamber of Commerce 5th watching the market? Council of Churches To the EMdtor, House into the arms of the Administra vote of confidence in Poats, son Rockefeller that he ought Annual dean Up Day Pro to run. Thus, the ironic result “ H at first you drni’t succeed, gram did an outstanding job tion, where they belong, on votes that Bayh went to Senator J. W. try, try and try again!” This Fulbright of Arkansas, commit of Lankler’s first political chore "(Conscience is a particular and I want to express to them will hart them in their home Congres old adage seems to have been the thanks and a p p recia te of WE Respect For Men Of Conscience tee chairman, 'vith an ingenious for Romney, through no fault knowledge which we Imve with sional dletriots." adopted by Edward Rybezyk, scheme. FXilbright, he said, aim- of Lankier, was Agnew’s court us of our own deeds, good or the Chamber. ' Congresaman Ford’s strategy is not, Conscientious objection to a particu executive director of the Man Xrfy should not let the Poats ship of Rockefeller. evil, arising out of the general The Boy Scouts that parti lar war, together with the right to pro chester Redevelopment Agency. one must note, sny charming matter of nomination come to a votr im- Lankier wasn’t the only Rom knowledge of the mind, which cipated were: Pack 2, Troop test against a particular war, so stir Plans eu'e being completed to Mgh principle. He merely thinks, in the tdl an investlgatdtin of the for ney agent to try to call off shows us what is good or evil.” 25; Pack 47, Troop 47; Pack the emotions that many find rational push tor a “ modified version of 53, Troop 91; Pack 54, Troop most elemental practical political vein, eign aid program in Vietnam Agnew's trip to Albany. At . . .Alexander Cruden and objective discussion ail but impossi redevelopment” in downtown 112; Pack 65. ’Troop 133; Pack that tf he can keep the reactionary has been completed by the Sen Rockefeller’s telephoned request Submitted by ARE WE ARE PROUD TO BE MANCHESTER’S ble. Manchester and would .be ready 91, Troop 152; Pack 112, TVoop ^Bouthem' Democrats from achieving so ate Permanent Investigations to Senator Jacob K. Javits of Robert J. Shoff, Pastor One Louisiana congressman, in urg in about six weeks. By waving 331; Flack 120, Troop 362; much suoceee in Congress with Republi Subcommiiittee. New York, Javits also delivered Church of the Nazarene ing prosecution of those who openly en the carrot of Federal money Pack 143; Pack 151; Pack 251. What Bayh didn’t say was that a low-key appeal to Agnew not can help, their reactionary home dis courage young men to defy the draft, (76 per cent of the total amount It was a rainy cloudy, windy that inquiry, under the chair to come to Albany. Claiming FIRST AND ONLY JEWELRY STORE CARPET tricts wiU be forced to tum toward Re said In frustration, "Let’s forget the needed), Mr. Rybezyk believes, day and to those young boys manship of Aritansas Senator that he had gone too far to back John Volpe are tryhvg to find publican candidates inistead. First Amendment” (which protects the and hopes, that the voters can th^ came out on a day like John McClellan, may last most down, Agnew went to Albany some way to hang an “ off lim But it may prove that the specific right of free speech). Admitting that of this year. Thus Fulbright, its” sign on Massachiuseitt’s new at last be persuaded to put their that to pick up the trash and ROLLING anyway— and got a polite, cor grounds for the divorce Congressman the Supreme Court would declare the who at first privately asked Presidentiial primary. Vdpe OK on the "second try” . For fitter In order to make Man dial cold-shoulder from Rocke ED FROM WALL TO WALL. YOU WILL KNOW Ford Is attempting to decree are less prosecution unconstitutional, he added Senoitor Mike Mansfield of Mon wants to be favorite son — the time being, what t ^ Mem- chester a nicer place, I take feller. Any move for him, said that "it would show the American peo tana, the majority leader, to the pri'mary law gives "fidl dia- ohester taxpayers will be asked off my hat and extend to them lasting in effect then the divorce itself. Rockefeller, would divide the ple’’ we “were trying to clean up this hold off Senate action until Mc- cretlom’’ to the Republican state . to ante up is being soft-pedaled. "a job well done.” The condition he seeks is . one in which moderates and risk a repeat of rat-infested area.” CleUan ended his probe, is now chalrm'an, Josiah (Sy) Spauld The town’s Building Commit Cordtaily, YOU ARE .IN SHOOR’S WHEN YOU FEEL the classic coalition of Republic^ and the 1964 disaster. Victor Peterson, Chairman ready for an early decision. <1 « ing, to put any name he wants tee will of course grant the Southern Democratic votes no longer A South (Carolina congressman said OUT THE to a testifying Methodist representative: That m€ans the collapse of A footnote: At a private in the race. Moreover, a can "aecond try’’ e full and com Clean Up .pay Project functions automatically to control the "There are only two ideologies in the Bayh’s rear end and the loss breakfast with several Romney- didate left out by Spaulding can plete hearing, as they are bound Congress on a whole list of issues. committed Republican senators to do, but in the meantime, let world. One is represented by Jesus of his sharpest weapon - -Ful- get on the ballot simply by Today’s Birthdays THAT SOFT LUXURIOUS FEELING UNDER And the advantage he seeks — that of Christ and the other by the hammer bright’s sujjport for delay. here last week, attended by i rounding up 2,500 signatures on the taxpayers keep a ciloee t the poeslbie election of more Republi and riokle. Which do you prefer?” Fur The dangers of running for Hall, the Governor was advised a nominating petiticn. watch on proceedings and as Actor Joseph dotten ie 62; ac can congressmen for control of oon- ther remarks to the witness were clear eign aid without any one in the to slow down his rational’activ Volpe wants the field to hdm- many as posMble attend the tor . James Mason is .58; Chi viital No. 2 spot does not seem ity for a spell. ■elf, but the new Jaw seems to hearings prior to the final Ref cago Mayor Richard Daley la RED NEATH YOUR FEET. COME IN AND SAY HELLO grees itself—may prove much less Im ly abusive. portant to the party and the country, When another witness read a state to woiry Bayh. Even if Mans Legal eagles for Governor rule that out. erendum. 66, field rn^es good on ’Ws com than the fact that future Republican ment on behalf of his church’s stand in mitment to bring the nomina favor of selective objection, a Georgia presidential o^didates may,, not find tion to the floor at the first congressman asked that naunes of his AND BE SERVED AS YOU SHOULD BE 'TREAT their party’s record in Congress such a chance, ^ y h will continue the church’s directors be placed In the rec dismal load to carry as it has been in fight. He can move to recom ord. / t CARPET mit the nonnination to FVweign F is c h e t t i the past. ~ This boorish behavior indicates how ’The basic thing about Ui« role of the Relations,-on grounds that the pMfclUltnrs N«w»paiii>r ED WITH CARE ^ND SERVICE. emotion-charged the whole question is. McClelilan investigation may - f ^ Southern conservative vote In preaiden- And it does little credit to the nation’s ttal electiona ia that the Republicans can turn up new material on Poats. legislators. If Mansfield holds his ground, get It, and still not win the presidency, Whether we agree with them or not, that motion ought to be smoth but that the Democrats can lose it, and we cannot cavalierly or summarily dis ered. To refuse to confirm a ALAN and CREIGHTON SHOOK still walk off with the miain prise. miss those whose honest conviction is Presidential appointee on vague "1 think,’’ says Coi^resMnan Ford, that the present military action so vio suspicion that some new deroga *1t to far better to lose a few legiatativa lates their conscience and their moral tory material unknown to the bottles and win tbe next election. We sensiblliUee that they must take an un committee may br turned up won’t win as many legislative fights as popular stand. by some other committee i to we could if we resorted to the old coali One thuosand seminarians of all make a mockery of the Senate’s faiths sent to the Secretary of Defense confirming power- tion tactiOB, but it’s the big prize that a leibter asking that provision be made The best that could haj^en counts, and that’s what we're after.’’ It for conscientious objection to a partlcu- would be for Bayh to make a sounds like sound Republican poUtios, Ifu* war. Prominent theologians and speech attacking Poats for his especially encouraging because it comes presidents of the nation’s leading semi alleged deficiencies, then bring ■BT't ■ / from the Oongreseional quarter. naries requested that the letter be given the nomination to a quick voice “ serious consideration’’ In that "their vote, ^nsidering the fact 917 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER concern Is sincere and their dilemma is Poats, though twice blest by the deeply felt and religiously grounded.” PVireign Relations Committee, A Romiwy Consistency YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOORS - - Oivo) thq present tide of emotions has been kept hanging bn the i - . \ Although Governor Romney has been and the widely differing points of view, hook of Bayh’s personal hostil ■ocused o f much jnjmaturity and in- we see virtually no possibility that Con ity tor more than half a year, oonsistency in his dlscu8si I‘AGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1967 Rocky HIM. The Rev. Dr. Stan- land BendeO of Manchester; A J p e n o thp YVnvVtL ley fendburg ' ■ k; ' ■ ■ . I . A X a ^ V s r MANCHESTER/EVENING . HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MAY 15, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN? MANCHESTER EVENING' HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY. JfAY 15, 1967 ------r—-91*' PAGE TEN • ( stration, Jokes, patter and cos- Bolton tiuned performances kept the Bolton ZB A Hears audience entertained for about TV-Radio Tonight Shop First National for groat , HOME OF foods . . . great Super Savingly two hour's. 8 Requests Three High School Juniors During InlcrmtsSion the Town Meeting Set Tonight and S&H Green S ta it^ tool crowd looked over samples of SERVICE The Zoning' Board of Ap With them y(m can get Inducted hy Honor Society art in various media done by To Adopt a New Budget peals (ZBA) will conduct pub TelevUtion hundreds of top-quauty, students this year'. The exhibit AND lic hearings tonight on eight 6:00 8) MovU (in Progress (10-^0■^^30) Tbs Monkees (C) lines the main hall of the scirool requests. Including one for a , 8-82) Mike Douglss (34) Senior Years brand-hame gifts free! Three junickrs were inducted S t stumbled and fell while walk ,The town will meet tonight set of plans was defeated by the (1U>: Perry Mason (12)' GUllcatVa. Island - lYou’U save and ravel and will be open ■ during school variance to conduct a taxi (12) Merv Griffin 7:45 (24) British Calendar Into the PWliiip C. Liguori Chap ing along the road Friday. High hours this week. at 8 at the high school to adopt town twice this year. business at N. School and Oak (ISI Highway PatrAI 8:00 (24) French Chef a budget for 1967-68. Total re Both the elfementary school y QUALITY (12) Mr. TerrUlc ter the NattanaS Honor So- School students Greg Hutchin Bulletin Board land Sts., in Residence Zone A. (30) Aquanauts (10) Movie son and Kent Kleinsohmidt quests come to $1,023,673. . PTA and the high school par (4U) Auuams Family (30-22-lK)) I Dream of Jeannls otety at ceremonies FrWay. . The regular monthly voter- populdT Tonight's ZBA meeting will S;18 (24) Friendly Giant The town proper’s share ent-teacher group, the Bolton 1:30 ( 8-40) Rat Patrol came to his aid Immediately. making sessiMi will be held to be at 8 In the Municipal 5:30 (40) peter Jennings (18) Subscription TV They were Janet Pepin, Hutchinson, who was walking, comes to $337,679 eind includes Educ6,ti9n O^ncil,, have com6 .,y (24) What’s New? (24) Antiques \ night fron(ti5;30 to 7:30 in tire Building Hearing Room. (IS) Highway Patrol \V daughter of Mrs. Alexis A. Pe $19,454 for one and a half mills (13) The Lucy Show home from school, helped Wip toWn office. ' ■ ;/ out In favor of the trailer class Thb ' taxicab-operation re 6!00 ( 3-8-10.22) News, Weather (2(>-22-3b) Captain Nice pin of Rt. 44A; Alcma Rooe, pert to his feet. Kletn.schmidt, The fire deportment auxiliary for caiktal and non-recurring rooms. (24) Capitol Opinion 9:00I ( 3-13) Andy Griffith (C) ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AUen quest Is from Peter Van Strat- (401 News. Bronco ( i-40) Felony Squad who was driving by. drove Wip will meet tonight at 8 at the expen^tures, $35,000 for town In a notice sent home with tn of 390 Vernon St. It is for (80) McHale’s Navy (24) NET Journal li. Rose of C^der Mill Rd., and pert, with the blessing of Mrs. aid roads and $50,000 for tax elen^entary school children Fri suvE (20) Dial 999 , V (30. 23. 3fl) The Road West . firehouse for a film on home the premises formerly housing (18) Merv, Griffin John McDonald, scm of Mr. and Wippert, to the hospital where anticipation notes. day, the two groups urged par I ( 3) Family Affair Mrs. WiHiem McDonald of decorating. Mrs. Willlaim Hand the Howard Oil Co. and owned 6:30 ( 3) Walter Cronklte (C) ( 8-40) Payton Place he received some stitches but and Mrs. Paul Maneggia are in The board erf education’s share ents to attend the meeting to by John, Howard. (10-32-30) Huntley-Brinkley (12) Movie French Rd. was otherwise none the worse comes to $686,944 after a $12, ( 8) Peter Jennings ; » (10-30-^30) Run For Your charge of refresturrents. night and support the board of The other seven requests are (241 Wha(s New ;. Life (C) The guest speaker for -this, for the fall- 283 reduction by the board of (20) Serial Siseurlty Bolton Homemakers will meet education budget, and state, OB EARLY WEEK from: ( 3) Town Meeting of the the third induction cetsemony, Wippert was driven home by finance. (12) Newsbeat (C) World Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the "we ere faced with a serious 1. Alan and Adele Hartsteln, In Church Post R:46 (20) News ( 8 ^) The Big Valley was Dr. John W. Vlandis, di his daughter, a Mancdiester Estimated revenues from space shortage. In order to a variance to erect an attach 7:00 (20) Huntley Britikley (C) (24) Open Mind rector of adndssians at the Uni school teacher. Ooanmunlty Hail. Members are (40) News ' 10:80 18) Subscription TV state and federal grants come meet our very basic require ed garage to their dwelling at Herbert Chatzky of Ware- (24) Uvlng for 80s ncOO) ( 8-8 (Cl 12-20-22-30-40) News, versity of Connecticut. Mrs. Wippert has thanked the asked to bring in unfinished to $277,198. The estimated cash ( 8) Twilight 2k>ne fSports. Weather projects and new ideas for next ments, we urge you to support SPECIALS! 28 Flagg Dr., in Residence AA iiouse Point has recently been The welcame address was high school students for their balance Is $5,000 and tax and ( 3) Movie 11:16 (30) Memory Lane year. Vacation slides of mem- especially the need for the The garage would be closer to appointed minister of music.at (10) McHMe's Nsvy 11:20 ( 3) Movie gtven by Nande Rattazzi, presi prompt and understanding aid. revenue anticipation note rev trailer clMsrooms." the rear line than regulations (30) News. Weather ( 8) Movie dent of the society. Brian ber.s will be shown. Hostesses enue comes to $50,000. Second Congregational Church. (411) Yon Asked' for It 11:30 ( 8-40) Joey Bi.«hop Show (C) Brush lire are Mrs. Norman Prue.ss and Acting Superintendent Ralph permit. (30) Newsreel (10-20-22-30) Tonight (C) Edgerton told of the history of Tlie fire department was call The amount to be raised by Conlon told the Herald Saturday 2. Eugene Qirardin, a vari He will be organist and choir (18) Alfred Hitchcock (12) Movie Mrs. Roland Meloche. ( 8-40) Iron Horse 1:10 ( 3) The Las Vegas Show BELTSVILLI the society, and Diane Tedford, ed out at 4 yesterday afternoon ta.\cs is $693,868. Based on a that the only alternative to the ance to convert an office Into director in his new post vice-president, spoke of the to extingruish a .small brush fire The selectmen will meet to grand list of $12,969, the mill A member of the faculty at SEE SATCRDAl’S TV WEEK FOR OOHPUETE LISTING night at about 6 'in Uie town of trailers at the elementary D O N ’T an apartment at 105 Main St., aims of the Bolton chapter. that got out of control while rate will be set at 53.5 if the In Residence A. The apartment H artt College of Music, Uni Ralph Oonilon, high school fices. school would be double sessions. brush was being burned. The budget is adopted without any The alternative at the high would have less floor area than versity of Hartford, Chatzky principal, read the charter fire was on the property of changes. This represents a four- f o r g e t ! regulations permit. has bachelor’s and master’b de Radio tapped the candidates and in- Manchester Evening Her school, where the original re 1 George Graham, on Uie corner and-one-half mill rise over 1966- quest has been pared from four 3. Moriarty Bros,, a special grees from Julllard School of (This listing Includes only tboae news broadcasts of 10 or Id tr^uoed the. speaker. ald Bolton correspondent, Music, New York City. He re of Hebron and Tanglewood Rds. 67. to two by curtailment of cours exception to store 50 new cars mlanta len ^ . Simie statlana carry other short newscasts.) Joseph Shanahan, faculty ad Tomorrow Show’ Held Cleniewell Young, tel. 643-^81. One of the controversial items at 410 Broad St., in Business ceived the 1958-59 Julllai^ WDRO—18«S 12:00 Comment visor, gave the charge to the es and tight scheduling, would 6:0U Dick Robinson 13:16 Ntwr Sign Oft A sizeable audience turned included in the board of educa Zone n . alumni scholarship and teach candidates. tion budget Is $31,000 for the either be double sessions or fur J-'' ing fellowship. Other awards 6:00 Joey Reynolds wric—ts8s out for the second edition of THREE NEWSMEN HONORED ther and more serious reduc 4. Romola J. Gronda, a 9:00 Ken Grimn 5:00 Afti.moon Edition The Rev. Douglas Theuner of “The Tomorrow Show” Friday BOSTON (AP)—Three veter leasing and operating of five include the Philharmonic com- 1:06 News. S'*m Off 6:00 News. Snorts. Weather S t George's E^jiscopel Church tions in the academic program, variance to erect an addition to WBCH-Slt 6:16 Americana evening at the high school. an New England newspaper double trailer classrooms, three the dwelling at 165 Loomis St., ppsition prizes, Concert Artists 6:00 Hartford HIghllghU 7:20 Chet Huntley gave the invocation, and the men have received 'the Yankee at the elementary school and Conlon said. Guild award, and the Phllo- 7:00 News 7:25 Baltimore at Boston ,R«v. J. Staijton Conover of Bol The show was written by The town at its meeting to in Residence A. The addition 8;(X. Gaslight 10:10 News Douglas Bevins and David Nor Quill Award for sustained dis two at the high school. would be closer to the side line music Society award. 12:00 (JUlet Hours 10:16 Joe Garagiola ton CongregaUonai Church tinction in journalism. Tlie school board has said that night cannot increase the budg-^ Jasi . --J Chatzky has taught at Bowl WPOF—ISIS 10:20 Nlghtbeat 4 to 8 Lbs gave the benedlcUon. ris and started Rodger Gi-ose et, but it can decrease it. than regulations permit. 5:00 Danny Clayton Show 10:30 David Brinkley 5 ing Green (Ohio) State Univer and Bob Nystrom, who inter The awards went to Charles they are necessary at both 5. James McCooe, a vari 7:00 Lee ^'Babr Simms Show 10:36 Nlghtbeat A verage The high school bend played E. Gallagher, managing editor schools to avoid double sessions. sity. and joined the H artt 12:00 Garv Oirard Show 10:66 Emphasis two selections. spersed the musical acts with CYCLIST KILLED/ ance to divide an existing lot WINF—nis 11:00 News zany skits and commercials, a la of the Lynn Item; Lawrence K. The second elementary school faculty' In 1981. Pianist with 5:00 News 11:30 TTie Other Side of the Day Student Cited is expected to be ready for oc HARTFGRD (API ^ David into two lots at 113 Blsseli St„ the Hartford Symphony Or 6:16 Speak Up Hartford U4. “The Tonight Show.” (Pete) Miller, editor and co In Residepce Zone B. Both re 6:00 Newt LB Miss Susan ■ L. Thompson, owner of the Berkshire Eagle, cupancy in the fall of 1968, and E. Nichols, 24, of Hertford has chestra since 1962. he is a 6:16 Barry Fsrber Show GWDf Plump & A combination of ear-splitting DOUBLE v/°ui sulting lots would be below daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo plans will soon be under way died of head injum s he suf forrrier member of the horn 6:46 Ix>weI1 Thomas rock and roll music, soft songs Pittsfield: and John R. Reite- minimum requirements for area 7:00 The World ToaIgM RANGE M eaty seph A. Mack of dark Rd., re sung by girls to the strumming meyer, president and publisher to re-desigpa a high school cafe fered Friday nig^ in a motor section of the City Symphony 7:16 Frank Gifford ceived a plaque for first place and frontage. 7:30 Hsrry Rsssoner AM) of guitars, a gymnastic demon of the Hartford, Conn., Oourant. teria-auditorium addition. One cycle accident/m Easiford. of New York City, and of the 7:86 Mike Wallace at Large in outstanding academic 6. Pefey White, a variance Toledo (CTilo) Symphony Or 8:0() News FUEL OIL achievement in the freshman STAMPS to divide an existing lot into two chestra. 8:10 Sneak Up Hartford 11:30 Barry Farber Show class of WlUtmantic State Col /fop lots In a parcel south of 29 He has been guest accomn- GASOLINE lege last week. The award was Buckland St, in Rural Resi anisi for the Enfield Chorale; made at a leadership banquet EVERY dence Zone. One of the result organist at the Columbia Pres at FMano’s Restaurant. Mias ing lots would be below mini byterian Medical Center, New BANTLY OIL USDA CHOICE * TENDER JUICY * BONE IN Thompson is studying Bnglish Potter ton’s mum requirements for area and York City, and Lackland Air LieQEn DRUG and elementary education. «. frontage. Force Base, Tex.;' and organist PARKADE COMP A NY, INC. Jay Leorsch, formerly of Bol WEDNESDAY 7. R.D. Thulin, a variance <-.nd choir director for Sims :ni MAIN srifi'i.i' LB OPEN CHUCK STEAK onr price only ton, came in third in the same to erect an addition to the dwel bury Methodist Church. ^ IKf,. f.19 4'-,f)r) class. ling at 61 Bruce Rd.. in Resi 17:45 A.M. ta 10 P.M. Elderly Man Gets Prompt Aid dence A.\. The addition would Hnckvilic H71.327I Hampshire Men. a choral LIAN, FRISK GROUND LB George Wippert, 84, of Brandy MANCHESTER be closer to the side line than group. May 20 at 8 p.m. at Con- C H O m o BEEF regulations permit ard High School Auditorium, BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER—TOLLAND TURNPIKE West Hartford. CASH SAVINGS Both the band and the 50- F l l member choral group have been CHOICE] l i* K) SULLIVAN AVENUE Alumni of UNH math bolls or A 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST touring the east coast. The f a r EA1 SHOPPING CENTER Concert Hosts choral group elso appeared, last flakes .... lb. box 336^ Lean Shoulder ^ Liver N' Bacon Sale! MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR month with the Boston Pops The Greater Hartford Alumni Orchestra at a concert In Sym FAIRWAY moth crystals or M (31ub of the University of New phony Hall, Boston. Tickets may FIRST naggets. .1-lb tin 49c j Beef Liver »39< M POPULAR ENRICHED Hampshire is .sponsoring a con be obtained from Lyle F. East SMOKED BUnSl 11 I’EK man. 210 Hollis St., or at the (iAI.I.ON cert by the University Sym ^ closet hangers----- • s • • • from 2 for 39c^ Mb. $ ' phonic Band and the New door. Calves Liver »<“ > 89« ... 25c • 39c^ FINAST - VAC-PAC r closet hanger refills LB' FUEL OIL Daisy Roll « T L Bacon SLICED - EXTRA LEAN WHITE BREAD ^.zipper garment bogs .... from 89c J COOPERATIVE Nowhere con you mdteh this price OIL ^o.^>^’A^■v OPEN THUR.S. and FRl. till 9 - J for TOP QUALITY Bread in Convenient Stoy.presh Tie Bogs. This Weeks Freezer Special! ;tir> iu u ).\n s t u e e t ►MAIN STREETT * STORES E. MIDDLE TPKE.4 TK1>. 1 "oli TODAY'S BABIES First National introduces 30 to 35 LB AVfi B a ntw wtaki)r laatura. ★ ★ RIBS OF BEEF Cut and wrapped to Wholtsala cuts of meat, WILL LIVE LONGER — You'll get Rib Roa$l and Club Steaks, valua pricad for those W H O LE order al no extra charge, u Tired of Painting? POPULAR FANCY FRENCH STYLE Each one gets much better care than In the who desira to stock Delmonico'Steak, Shor^.Ribs, Boneless Top Rib Roll processing Mon, thru Wed. only past. Before birth mothers take special vitamins their Freezer, and Chopped Beef INSTALL I-lb. $ ' and minerals to give Baby a healthier body. After birth Baby has ‘he benefit of much Increased ALUMINUM medical knowledge and new Imnmnization agents GREEN BEANS to ward off sickness. Modem drugs can now cure SIDING diseases which used to be fatal. ITALIAN FOOD FESTIVAL - 2nd Big We stock many vitamins, medicines and baby- AT OUR FISH COUNTER - ON SALE TUESDAY aids that will help babies to live longer, healthier Don’t take chances ^ and more comfortable lives. Visit our liaby sec with your home. Ask 1/ tion where we display many new products babies for your estimate, ^ need. IVhether a nipple, a baby thermometer or ( a special baby prescription you can get It here. SPAGHETTI SAUCE 3 “ *1“ without obligation, v FANCY SLICED HALIBUT Lb 69c li^erial Margarine KG from a reliable com- jj ( pany that’s been in J/ YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you .the home improve need a medicine. 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REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER APPLES Do|o,Fmit Cocktiil 1-LI 1-01 CAN 33c a Gregg Diamond Jubilee and * SPECIAL a O R ID A 4 Dolo JhIco Drink MNtAfnl-q»A«FI(Ult (.Qt (4-OZ CAN 35c Speedwriting Shorthand FLORIDA FRESH MON., TUBS., WED.—LIMITED TIME FOR Dolo Pinoaniio Jnict 3 > oi <4-oz cans 1.00 VALENCIA Free Nationwide ORANGES lifetime Privileges—’ E S C A R p LE OR CHICORY 2 Lbs. 39c Snow Oop Orango Juico Ti..KMiTi.in. 2 h -ozcans 75 c Employment Service^ SHAMPOO SET * . $245 Rlvor IrnM Rko 2 < upkgs39c IXTRA LARGI EACH .Brush-Up—Transfer COMPLETE CaroUne Inml Rko < 23c PINCAPPLES (At Over (SOO) Colleges Tested, Adjusted, Dejivered, Serviced By Our Own Mechanics ALWAYS A FAVORITE Each (and private Bnslnees PINEAPPLE 29c KooWor PHtor Potter Cooklos 16-OZ PKG 49c FOR iSchnols Xfirou^MUt FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931 SUNKIST IXhe World. . . b r a n d n a m e COUiWAVE $948 KooUor Pocin Somlios <^01 49c LEMONS COMPLETE Fbko Pit Crest 2 lO-OZ 2KG5 45c HONEYDEW S PINK MEAT Each 29c FOR Now Hdvon and PfoHfor Rogiofort Omoso Drossing * or m <61c AVOCADOS Hartford CLAIROL HAIR COLORINO $640 PMffor Chof SaM Drossinf * oz m 37c DiaaonU UVakut Monts 4-OZ CAN 43c A LARGI SmCTlON OF LAWN AND GARDIN SUPPLIIS ARI AVAMABLI Business Schools RED GRAPES IMPORTED SWEET Lb. 39e COMPLETE AT FIRST NATIONAL 8UPIR MAWenS ti^ v. of Plus School System) PMskiiy hstent MeshoU Pototets 14-oz n«j 73c raONE e WRITE s VISIT. COMPLETE PMsktey biftiMit MesM Peteteos 4 . \f c ■ ';.' 4 -'i-i .-ill: A i L ' . — V. L ii) a, -L V-Aj.) jJL ^ L » -T» ' ?% •*» . 0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MAY 15, 1867 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 15, 1967 PAGE THIRTEEH- p a g e t w e l v e the yeeir, the lowest of recoid. Hackettstown Mountain, a mile Don't N*gl*et Slipping} I ... Summer Hike Last year, the percentage waa , Bus Skids Off east of town.^ It crashed a guard In Food Prices 16.6. Foggy Highway rail, then plunged down an em FALSE TEETH I Items expected to rise later in bankment. Do fsiM teeth drop, eltp or vwbhle V. when you talk, eat. Much or anaemt Is Anticipated the year besides meals include 1 Dead; 15 Hurt Big trees on. the mouhtalnside IXm't be annoyed and embarra— it eggs, poultry and posetbly some halted the vehide'.s plunge. by such handicapa. FASm TH , an Keep an eye out for the mailman! alkaline (non-acid) powder to sprln* The Baby Has (Continued from Page One) dairy products. Itetns expected (Continued from Page One) Fog blanketed much of north kle on your plates, keeps false teett He*$ bringing you our circular! to continue near present levels f ern New ; Jersey today and more flrmly set. Olves confident f«ll* Daisy» consumers spent an averaga of. Include citrus products, canned Officers said the bus appar police said fog and mist had Ing of security and added coimors. I No gummy, gooey taste or (ecnnii. Brand 17.6 per cent of their income for fruits, processed vegetables, ently »hd out of control on 'a made highways slippery in the Dentures that fit are essential to Eight pages of excit food during the flrat quarter of curve on U.S! 46 descending area. health. See your dentist regularly. VIMETV potatoes and cereal products. Qet FA8TEETH at all drug counter!. Been Nam ed ••• ing values on the fine LIBBn quality foods you've learned to expect at PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT Rx CITING DECORATOR DESIGNED . Rouetto. Carol I ^ , daughter of Paul J. a«d Oaire Stop & Shop. Specials Cyr Rossetto, lU S. Adama St. She waa born May 5 at Man f o r your chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are JUICE DRINK' Mr. and Mrs. J. William Cyr, West Hartford. Her paternal BREADS hom e, your grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rossetto, 218 W. Cen family — Samsoiiife ter St. She has a brother, Joseph. 2^t. PLAIN RYE your garden, F O L D I N G ***** T A B L E o n l y or porch. FOLDING CHAIR Olsen, Paige Lyn, daughter of Larry Gene and Joan CRACKED $ 3 .9 9 . with $25 Reinhardt Olsen, 478 Woodbrldge St. She was bom May 5 at WHEAT worth of regisiff tapes With S?5 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother in beautiful HONH worth of Is Mrs. Paul Reinhardt, Minneapolis, Minn. Her paternal 46 oz woodgrain rogiitor grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. M. B. Olsen, Norfolk, Neb. WHEAT EACH loptu cans finish yiiarpe, Joseph, son of James Brooks and Nancy VIENNA Threatt Tharpe. 108 McKee St, He was bom May 8 at Man chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James H. Threatt, Lancaster, S.C. His pa ternal grandmother is Mrs, Helen Tharp*. Greenville, S.C, * • • • * TBIPLE S BLUE STAMPS Clion, Christopher Charles, scih of Nicholas E. and Marilyn LeGere Ulion, Montauk Dr., Vernon, He was born May 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand mother is Mrs. Donald Graham, SUngerlands. N.Y. His pa ternal grandparents are Mr. and' Mrs. Charles Ulion, Voor- heesvUle, N.Y. He has a sister, Heidi Marie, 16 months. ***** don't just go food shopping Glynn, Jeffrey, son of Lt. Michael S. and Patricia Schick Glynn. 856 ToUand Tpke. He was bom May 5 at Man chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hodge. 856 Tolland TpHe. His paternal grandparents are Mrs. Veronica Glynn, Topeka, Kan., and Raymond Glynn, Topeka, Kan. * • » * • u Maauta, Joann Marie, daughter of Dennis John and WHOU Linda Kawalec Masuta, 385 Center St. She was bom May m S H -lE A M 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand ho m m priCinq father is Stanley Kawalec, 173 Vernon Ave., Rockville. lb. Split or ***** GROUND CHUCK BONELESS lb Quartered St. (tage, Jeffrey Ernest, son of Ernest and Claudette Mercler St. Onge, 47 Summer St. He was bom May 7 at CHUCK FH.LGT lb. ' »3f* Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents BONEUSS c h o o s e V O U R f a v o r ,t H are Mri and Mrs. Armand Mercler, Berlin, N.H. His paternal TOP QUALITY grandmother is Mrs. Eugenie St. Onge, Berlin, N.H. He has (Herald photo by Pinto) BEEF FOR STEW three sisters, Cynthia, 5. Debra, 4, and Lisa, 2. At launch site, a group of patient witnesses watch lift-off attempts. Chicken Par is *****' BEEF CHUCK tE G S and THIGHS BllEAtTc I w ith rib Weiss, Jessica Louise, daughter of Alan M. and Martha Orange Juice Personna T ollan d FLANKEN RIBS . lb. .S !lS ' Mwiaw Goldberg Weiss, Glenbrook. She was bom May 8 at Stanford Mushrooms Spaghetti Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mur ray G o ld b ^ , Fairfield. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. r,;s; Elbow Macarooi » Fancy Grade “A” [ vtm- ' 4 9 ‘ I . S 9 ‘ Pieces & Stems Steet Btades lb and Mrs. Theodore Weiss, 77 Brookfield St. Patience Lifts Manned Balloon **'*** ^ or Thin Spaghetti from Ftoridal 3S‘|,38 Stock-up and save on $1.45 size! Blotnlskl, Bryan David, son of Leon Jr. and Carol ‘‘The Real Thingr By BETTE QUATRALE doesn’t "feel experienced Parade and Ceremonies Kelsh Blotniskl, 5 Lawrence St., Rockville. He was bom May Penn. Dutchman brand LA ROSA enough yet” . Also turned down The Boys League Parade 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar Gusty winds delayed the was an offer to fly the balloon started at 1:30 promptly. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold KeiSh, Rockville. His paternal takeoff of yesterday’s heralded in Alaska, became its too hard The Tolland Twlrlera and SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Blotniskl Sr., 93 Wind manned hot air bolloon launch to land up there. Drum Corps put on an exhibi • FRESHEST jPRODUCE IN TOWN sor Ave., Rockville. He has a sister, Brenda Lee, 2. MacArthur has completed spe • • * * • until 7 p.m. last night. tion. The opening ceremonies MAUD VNIOB Pur* cial training in balloon flying Hewett, Donna Marie, daughter of Ronald C. and Shir MaM 1-qt Charles MacArthur of Cider were begun with observance of SWEET“LUSCIOUS"RED RIPE of and is the holder of a federal the Star Spemgled Beinner, and FRANKS AUMEAT . 5 9 ley Pagani Hewett, 14 Carter St. She was bom May 6 at 4oz Bra* Mill Rd. finally launched his commercial balloonist license. A Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta cartons 10 balloon and was seen floating the delivery of the invocation by EARLTNORN WHOLE pkgs pilot for 22 years, he recently Mb. are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pagani, Glastonbury. Her paternal cans the Rev. Donald G. Miller of CQi over the rooftops of Tolland completed a course In hot air pkg. MELON grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mahoney, North the United Congregational SLICED BACON 019 homes around 7 p.m., about 1,- ballooning at Sioux Falls, S. D. Springfield, Vt. She has two brothers, Michael, 5. and Ken Church. 1 PARKS W / V XssV f '' > 000 feet above ground. He is the fourth Wcensed com 8-oz. / I Q l Watermelon First Selectman Carmelo neth, 4. <,r > S‘*vsv.Ay\ X.- His flight ended about 15 mercial balloonist in the coun pl<9- « • * « * LINK SAUSAGE CAUrOBNU minutes later, when he landed try. Zanghl welcomed those attend e CBISP-NILD Bitter, Gregg, son of George Sr. and Judith Smith Rit In a field off Kozley Rd., mis He described his hobby as be ing. Boys League President ter, 55 Pond Lane, South Windsor. He was bom May 6 at r HAFNIA-IMPORTED lb. AVOCADOS 2 . 3 9 ' sing a pond, and tearing his ing safer than siky di'ving, point Robert Noonan served as mas • GREEN PEPPERS Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents CAUrORNIA _ I . A A a r flight suit on a barbed wire ing out the balloon at worst ter of ceremonies and intro e AIBOMA-VAlSIiCU are Mr. and Mra William Smith, Verona, N.J. His maternal fence. ('This is a hazard ofteh duced MacArthur. ------SWEET great-grandmother is Airs. Sydney E. Wilson, East Orange, would descend at a meximuni CANNED HAMS UTING FRESH LEMONS 1 0 •^ 4 9 '^ experienced by balloon flyers, of 20 feet per second, about the MacArthur extended a ORANGES N.J. He has two brothers, George Jr., 5, and Eric, 3. STEAK SPECIALS FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY! he explained later.) saime as sport parEuchuting. tongpie-in-check thank you to ***** Mb $139 2-ib$Q69 3 lb $Q99 The flight, the first In which the power of prediction of sport- Clerke, Susan Christine, daughter of Donald Allen and »n official state record was re The balloon weighs about 80 c a n I can ^ can » Nancy Cowles Clerke, 132 Laurol St., Wapplng. She was bom pounds deflated, and is made of caster Bob Steele, who had corded, will serve as a goal for "graciously agreed to predict May 5 at Manchester Memorial HospiUl. Her maternal future balloon enthusiasts, an acrylic coated, laminated ny lon fabric, which is gttaranteed rain for yesterday’s event.” grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Cowle.s Sr.. 241 whom MacArthur wishes to sw irrs PRSNmN g r a n d u n i o n Charter Oak St. Her paternal grandmother is Mr.s. Philip N. encourage. beat re sta rt- It has b ew de Baseball Scores Clerke, Marblehead, Mass. She has a brother, David Allen, MacArthur foresees balloon signed at the U. S. Naval Re The Cards defeated the FRANKS lb 6 9 ' COFFEE 4; and a sister, Elizabeth Louise, 2. ing exhibitions, as eventually search Laboratory. Braves 10 to 6 in the opening s w u n n u n n ) fruit COCUTAIL providing something, interest Among those attending yester game. Winning pitcher was ing to do on a Sunday after day’s event were some orig;inaJ Robert Noonan, Jr. SAUSAGES X 6 5 ' CHOCK FUUO'SVUTS observers of the balloon flights, noon. Large crowds used to The Farm Leeg^ue Braves of World War I and the 15th T A n « gather to watch the balloons team defeated the Cards 8 to 2; Mb. 8-01. $ 1 2 9 person to hold a diirigibae li fake off In the days of Ben ■winning pitcher was Earl Bee PORK ROLL roll * can jamin Franklin, he philosoph cense prior the Hirst World War. Choieesf Meafs In Town! be, Jr. * ry^wioK-TABU ar T-BONE STEAKS ized. ‘"rhey are exciting and Also on band ■were several stu colorful,” he added. dents from Trinity College, who Manchester Evening Herald F R E SH B A rtE vegetarur have expressed interest in form »APKniis«isa„w .20e Despite the delayed takeoff, ToUand correspondent Bette TUESDAY 0M .Y SPECIAL! 2,000 people lined the hillsides ing a c(ilflegiB/te Wallooning club. ^ U R P o n ^ BEANS 2 ' i ! r e surrounding Hicks ballfield to MacArthur predicted the pos Quatrale tel. 876-2845. 1 30 U. S. CHOICE sible formation of an ivy league SIRLOIN—POBTB21HOU8B—SHORT Cook up 0 cook- watch the balloon launch and Qusco on. iTEfio* Boys League Parade yesterday college balloon race between out! Our famous afternoon, and got a thrill Yale, Harvard and 'Trinity In fWJLBTTPEARSSS*!* Top o' the Grade watching the huge baloon be the coming year. FREE Quality Heavy ing blown up. 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MANCHESTER^ CONN., MONDAY, MAY 15, 1967 MANCHESTER, EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 15, 1967 PAGE FIFTEEN PAO^: FOURTEEN ^ ' ' Three Nines over .500 Mark 'i * ' K- S.#-’ on 15th 9-1 Coventry | Sporu Briefs I San Jose Runnel'S ^EW ORLEANS (AP) Record Best, Dartmouth Trainer — '^George Knudson. like HA140VER, N.H. (AP)—Fred Sets World Mark Fritnk Beard, will always Catholic 7-2 eric G. Kelley, baseball coach’ have fond memories of the Country Club D v P F T F 7 A N A D T l f S'"®and' neao head [nuirax trainer ai at vugim Virginia a x-cx:iTiNEW xvyxvxx.YORK \xxx (AP)- ; ^Jilfi RyUfi rafi fSSt efiOUgh tO dO 15$h hole at Lakewood LADIES’ PAR FOURS By r t i l b AAIVAKUl MUltafy Institute, was named what he had to do. Tommie Smith and three of his San CoUntry Club. Thursday / ,,Victory , remains- a diffi- today - head trainer of athletics Jose State teammates ran fast enough-to do what they Ifoudson, an ex-oaddy from Fiirot not—(Mile Kirkpatrick cult chore for the majority at Oartmouth^CoHege knew they could do. Canada, used a shot "I didn’t 48-10— 38, second net—Flor- of area baseball teams, -Kel’leyi ’ a 1960 —graduate of The difference was a victory jim Hines of Texas Southern kn<|w I had in my bag” Sunday ence Barre 47-8—39, Doris only three of the eight Springfield College, al.so will for Ryun's' team on the one tied the world mark in the 100- at Il5 and went on to oaipture (Janpenter 50-11— 49. Low gross squads showing winning coach the Dartmouth freshman hand, and a world and Amerl-i yard dash at 9.1 Saturday, th«( $20,0(K) fflrst-priM money in -Edna Hi'.toski 46. Low Putts records so far, led by Cov^ baaebaJJ team. can record for the San Jose run- Richmond Flowers led Km ------■ { the $100,000 Oreatw New Or- —Ednat:,.,-- Hilliinsltlix.xx_„o. on30, OlUexxi«x„ Kirk 9-1 showing. Oth ners, on the other. tucky to the Southeastern Con- leella Open Golf ’Tourney. Patrick 31, Doris Carpenter 31. ers ahead of .500 are East Rankin Honored Smith’s incredibly fast 19.4 ference championship with A im s He beat Jack Nlcklaus by a SELECTED 12 Catholic, boasting a 7-2 mark, .split anchored the Spartans to a 13.8 clocking in the high hurdiet •hot, keeping the Ohio strong- ORONO, Maine (AP) Dr Saturday ^ and South Windsor High, win world 880-yard relay record at and a victory in the 100 in 9.T. boy from Ws first official victo Class A—Steve M«ttai>a 42- ning four, of X..X. five O...VXXO.starts. Rome_Rankin, who retired aftei Coast Relays at Larry Kelly, also of Tennessee, ry im the PGA natiorml tour this 3— 39, Ohairddo Pickens 45-3—42, Coach Don Burns’ Eagles 15 y ^ r s as University of M al^ Fresno, Calif., Saturday night, ran a fine 880 in 1 :48.5. . year and whetlng Nlcklaus’ ap- Stan McFarland 46-4— 42; Class ^ / / V S t / S have nm into trouble of late, The time was 1 :22.1, half a sec- The top mile ofuthc day cama I petite for this week’s Ookmlal B— Ordando AnnuMd 45-5—40; however, losing their last two at toe school s first under toe listed mark. at Fresno from Rick Romo ot National Invitational in Fort Joe Zanetti 46-6— 40, Joe No starts, bpto against HCC rivals. Athletic Recognition Banquet. Southern California Striders, Worth, Tex. vak 46-5— 41, Henry Rockwell East 'viu be out to bring its Rankin was awarded a plaque Shackleford, Bob Tal- 4 :00.5. with John Lawson jiwt ■; «' ' Nlcklaus made no excuses, 45-4— 41; Class C— Den Ander conference mark back to .600 *1 dinner attended by more jugdge, Lee Evans and Smith — one-tenth of a second behind, sa w for a wry comment about son 51-10— 41, Alex Signer 51- tomorrow when they visit Pul- than 5(K) atoletes and ^ e s ts . back to turn the mile re- ^ f'h* Striders wfUi ' 9— 42, Bill Ogden 50-8— 42, landing in a bunker "where it aeki High fat New Britain. The Otoer awards went to Charles lay in 3:03.5. an American mark third in 4:01.3. Oharfes Ferguson 51-8—43, looled Uke about 30 people had Eagles bested toe Generals, 4-3, Beiisle of Blddeford. co-captair and second only to the world And over in Wimbledon, Eng- ''i r (3ene KoUy 52-9—43; Low gross 1 ' been walking in it.” in an earlier game. of toe 1966 football team; Terry record of 3:02.8, sot last year in land^ Anne Smith set a mil* —Stan Hifi'n'sW 74, Steve Ma- "iJVel], on to next week,” he Leaky defense has plagued Carr of Millinocket, captain of the BriUsh Commonwealth record for women, running to* tava 74; Bf.ind bogey—Joe Bar- said as he picked up his $12,000 Manchester High (2-7). active last season’s basketball squad, games by a team from Trinidad distance in 4:39.2. check for second place. re 92, AI Mann^la 92, Frtin twice this week, Ijoth times at and Fred Woods of Bath, toe top T ob^o. eSarvey 92. I^udson, 29, was the only home. The Indians were slated free throw shooter in basketball. PRO SWEEPSTAKES “ They had been thinking ptayer in this year’s tourney to to mee* Oonard High this after' Low gross— Stsn Hilinskl 74, world record and talking world Dallenbach Time get a birdie on the 63-yard par 5 noon and Bristol Eastern on Best Smile Reserved After 500th Steve Matava 74, Tom Zemke Extends Streak record ail week,” said San Jose Yankee Star Tosses Bat Away and Starts Tour o f Base^ hole. Beard, who finished third Wednesday. 76; Low net—Joe Zanetti 79-12 Cocch Bud Winter. “It was just Best for Rookie Mickey Mantle Watches Flight of Historic Home Run , l.v this year, won the tourney last Cheney Tech (0-5) meets three PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP)— —67. Joe Novak 79-10—69. Bill a .mattar of doing, as they al year with an eagle on the same foes. Woodstock Academy is a Herb (Jordon continues to hit Prindle 79-10— 69. Henry Rock ready were In the correct frame Drivers at Indy Third Base Coach Spends Busy Afternoon hole. visitor tomorrow. Lyman Me hard for the University of well 78-8— 7 0 .'Gene Kelly 88- of mind.” Nlcklaus hit wha-t T thought morial plays host Wednesday Bridgeport baseball team. 18— 70, Bill 0.gdem 85-15— 70. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — was a good putt” from three and (Joodwin Tech cqm«S in Fri Gordon extended his hitting The fastest .split in the mile Mantle Breathing Easier LADIES BLIND NINE relay was the 44.6 turned in by ^ otoer day Wally Dallen* feet on the same hole for a day. streak to 22 games Saturday as Low net—Lu Oarvey 48-11— Both that mark and bach might have been an auto RSox Unload Heavy Lumber birdie, "but it hit the bottom of Ricky Young, winning s^ven toe Purple Knights defeated Evans the. hole and came o u t” 37, Evelyn Lorentzen 44-6— 38. games so far, is pacing Coven Providence College 4-2. Smito’s leg in toe 440 relay are racing sensation. Sue Es-rteton 44-6— 38; Lew It was last Saturday, to* Nlcklaus and Knudson began try to toe Charter Oak crown. under the listed standard in that gross— Esther Burrtham 44; opening day of qualifications for the I final round over the wind The Patriots could move a step event, but relay times are ineli Low putts: Evelyn Lorentzen UMass Champion the Memorial Day 500-mil* swept course, with its 7-020- closer today, hosting East gible for record consideration. But Stanky Holds Breath To Tame Tigers in Twinbill race, and a crowd upwards of I 33, Oele Perry 33. Hampton and VdnaJ Tech plays ORONO, Maine (AP)—Massa Ryun, running in Kansas’ dual yards playing short because of 200,000 was waiting and vnPTf rAP^ __ touch to hit the homer, then and took their third streicht pitched a two-hitter, setting ^ e nn<5TOKT f A PI — Eddie in their bigge.st offensive display major league homer by " f . sun-baked fairways, tied for the BEST 17 HOLES host Thursday. chusetts is the Yankee Confer- meet against Oklahoma in Nor- . . , . j NEW BOSTON (AP) — Itctrtie ^ ^ sacrifice fly and a nm-pixxluc; _ Sunday Souto Windsor is eyeing NOCXJ ance track champion for toe sec- man, Okla Saturdav vawned '^®*®blng for speeds by such Tt/r 1. Morii+lo w hosp 1 (i m S e an error that lost the from the Twins behind the SenaU.rs down in order ^ t.l «ie National League lead. Beard was two shots back...... drivers as Mario Andretti, Par- Mickey Mantle, whose lU- strong pitching of Ohuck Dobson fifth, when Prank Howard horn- Popowskl, who spent dU knocked ing double. George Scott con- Knudson wound up with a 70, Glass A—Prank Kiernan 68-7 honors, winning all four starts ond straight year, through the mile in 4:14.6, tying ,,, ______w nelU Jones, Jimmy Clark - big day ordeal has ended with ered and Dick Nen beat out an W. L. Pot. G.B. years in the Boston Ked J5g,^,.uit from first place while tributed a bases-loaded triple in ^ twp under par, for a 72-hole — 16. Bob ^cGurkin 67-6— 61. so far. Windsor Locks and Gran- The Redmen pieced third i n for the victory with teammate and Jack Aker. immes in the sport. infield single. Joe Azcue horn- Cincinnati ... 21 10 .677 So.x’ farm system before moved from eighth to a tie the first game and finished the score of 277. Nlcklaus’ final Harry Alherton 70-7— 63; Glass by High are visitors today and the mile relay to break a tie and Tom Y^rgortch. a loud crash, is breathing ^jhite sox-angei,s — So when Dallenbach became INDIANS-SENATORS— ered for the Indians Pittsburgh ... 16 9 .640 2 landing a ma.ior league job thii-d in the American afternoon with three more Wts, „ round was 70. So was Beard's. B— ^Defl St. Jo9in 72-10—62. Wednesday while Stafford as- edge Connecticut 74-73 Saturday -rhg Kansas sophomore, easy again. peters stymied the Angels who the day’s third qualifier at a Cleveland’s Sonny Slebert the three-game set. St. Louis .. .. 15 11 .577 3 'i as coach, is happiest when League race. Catcher Mike R y ^ filso i ^ Bob Charles, Billy Casper, Maunice Willey 76— 13—63: sumes toe hosts’ duties Friday, in toe 20to annual meet. Trail- Eddie Stanky, whose 10-game yielding a second-inning holds the world record in both speed ^ 163.540 miles per hour, joynde goes on without a wal- ijy ex-teammate Bill Chicago ...... 15 11 .577 3',i Tommy Bolt, Gardiner Dickin Glass C— Dick Dulaney 86-23— Other action this week (ng were Rhode Island with 55 he’s a busy traffic cop. -The Boston sluggers collected while nlav- 63, Mort, Herman 77-14—63. the mile and half mile (though toe fastest officially for any lop, is holding hds breath. ^ Skowron. It was the left-hand- Atlanta ...... 14 14 .500 5'2 doubles and a single while play- _ son and South African rookie has Bolton High (2-6) at Port- points. New Hampshire 27. Popowski had plenty to be 04 hits, including six homers, a Jack Crockett 82—18—64; Low’ the latter mark is not yet recog- newcomer aixuund toe ancient “ I'm glad it’s over . . . it s a fourth straight victory eft- San Francisco 14 14 .500 5'-i ing in only the second game. _ Oobie LeGrange ail deadlocked land High this afternoon and at Maine 20, and Vermont 5. happy alx)ut Sunday as he spent triple ;ind nine doubles, in gross—ESnar Lorentzen 72; nized) actually was beaten in j^^-mile. Indianapolis Motor relief,” Mantle said Sunday aft- opening loss, Philadolphia . 13 14 .481 6 Jim Lonborg was credited for fourth earning $3,820 each. home against Cromwell Thurs- _____ Mantle Began Wondering much of the aftemoon waving wrecking Detroit’s vaunted Blind bogey—AI Martin 80, the half mile. But the winner gpgedway, his effort went al- New York ... 10 15 .400 8 with Uie first game victory ^ Oasper and LeGrange had day. Ellington High (2-7) plays er blasting the 600th home run Tommy Jolui and reliever Bob nmners arounS the bases wlule pitching staff. Victory Gesture for George Knudson Willie rieksinski 80. Central Winner was Gene McOain of Kansas so unnoticed. ot his Illustrious major league combined for a five-hlt- Lo.s Angeles .. 10 17 ,370 9 Hank P’ischer luuicd tlir^- ddaing round 67s. Suffleld today and Smith the Red Sox broke out of a Tile Tigers flashed plenty of PRO SWEEPSTAKES the triumph stayed in toe fami But the four-lap, 10-mile stint After 10-Day Homer Wait Houston ...... 8 21 .276 12 strong innings in relief. Santiago Oasper won the AH America Wednesday at home before olos- LEWISTON, Maine (AP)- oareer to lift the New York first game and Ken slump and swept a doublehead- power, too, as they liad 26 liits Low gross—Dinar Lorentezen ly, which was prol>ably what in his turbocharged Offenhausef GolT Cup and the $5,000 cash ing the week ->ut at Granby Ontral Connecticut reigned to- Ryun had in mind all along. Yankees past the Baltimore Ori- third hit — a two-run NEW YORK (AP) — Mickey he's going to do something, he Sunday’s Results er from the Detroit Tigers 8-5 ?;c'iuding “.six’ homers', all with picked up the nightcap trium^^,,- 72, Erwin Kennedy 75; Ixow earned him toe outside spot in does it. and 13-9 before an appicciaUve basis empty, and six dou- although he needed help fron».,v for" first thait goes with it. The Equivalent of a Hole-in-One High Friday 'day as Eastern Intercollegiate Though the San Jose runners , V seventh — gave the ^avs with- New York 3, St. Louis 1 net—■F'nank Kieman 74-7—67. Rockville (2-7) will meet Mid the fifth row for toe May 30 ” 1 have never seen a club go gg,x their winning______o margin, o—• , . ,T u j No. 500 came in the seventh crowd of 16,436. Don McMahon and Galon Cisep,.,, award goes to the golfer with Athletic Association track cham- provided the Fresno meet’s cli- Cincirmafi 2-1, Philadelphia 1- bles. Bob McGurkin 73-6— 67. John dletown High in the Forest City event, and when he had finished this far on pitching alone,” ” ,pjjg Chicago pitching - - staff . - . has hitting a home run. He had ^^d gave the Yankees a ” I was out there a long time tho, lowest combined scores for EFFINGHAM, England (AP) — Middle-aged Mrs. •lion for the third straight year. mactic moments, there were a went to toe garage area and The 28 extra base hits in the The Red Sox, who hadn’t wort ' Krtstof 76—5— 71, Ed Wadas tomorrow and returns home Fri Manager Stanky said after his giy^g up only 13 nms during the done that before, but this time 3.5 ■v’iotory over the Baltimore t ^ tourney, the Masters, PGA Rundle, palying a round of golf Sunday with an- Central captured six event.s couple of other great perform- telephoned his wife in East San Francisco 11-4, Houston today, but it’s something you doubleheader set an American two in a row in more than 1 ^ ^ 81-10-71. day for Southington High. light-hitting Chicago White Sox streak. the homer he was missing was Orioles. don't mind doing when you re and piled up 91 points to outclass ances. Ralph Boston won the Brunswick N.J. 6-3 . K " ,.1, LeagueL/eague record,luviuiu, breaking the weeks, ...... seek to ex-tend the win-a in other woman at the Effingham Golf Club, was about MEN’S FOI'R BALL ran their winning string to 10 ■-There have been times when No. 500 in his illustrious career. The homer, off reliever Stu scoring. the third base coach 8 ^ STANDINGS a 16-school field Saturday in tt.e long jump at 27-2%, just 2% Pittsburgh 5, Atl'anta 2 mairk of 27 by the Red Sox tmd ning streak tomght m the opener ^ rtroke L d in the competiuon to putt when a man stepped from behind some bushes Saturday “ She said she was praying for g a m e s and swejrt into the Amer- pitchers carry you for four as such steps to a magical Miller, gave the Yankees a 6-4 LEAGUE OVERALL 46th annual meet at Bates Col inches under Ms world record. Las Angeles 2-3, Chicago 1-6, said. “ That’s the kind of busi- Philadelphia Athletics in 1905. of a tlu^-gam e ^ Andy Ferreira, Barney Web- me and I guess her prayer* lean League lead with 4-2 and 3- ^ games,” Stanky said, plateau have a tendency to do, lead, but H proved to be the de- for the cup coming into this lu a bowler hat and nothing else. u u CCIL lege. Trinity was second with 52 ne.ss I like.” . Rico Petrocelli and Carl Yaa- world champion BjilUmore Ori- Tom Mc- And Bob Seagren of Southern answered, said toe 30- 1 victories over the CaJafomle --3 utthen the team will come this one put a slightly heavier cisive run whenwhm 'the'' the Orioles 1st jumno-s game 10 innings, 2nd game tourney, but decided to skip Mrs. Rundle, calmly drew a No. 8 iron from her bag er. Frank Weldon Bristol Elastem 8-2 points and Colby third with 28. California won toe pole vault at Manager Partland 40-9—31, Bob Shoff, year-old Dallenbaoh. Naw Orleans and spurned the and walked up to him. Platt 8-2 ------17-4%, 1% inches under toe Angels. up with some hitting to keep the burden on Marytle. scored a nm in the eighth on an ® liams. roundly c r it ic ...... Southpaw Billy Rohr, owner o f _ Ben Brown, Nelson Skinner, Sid Mantle, w(ho hit his 496th horn- alive. It’s been all pitch- ^______1 h/to« error -Mantle’s. Tmiay’s Games extra dough. “ I say,” ’ she said, ‘‘are you a member?” Oonard The Baltimore Orioles were world mark, ting relief ace John Wyatt get Santiago ^ ______one_ in the ♦s.rirvWiiitwinbiU. Pet- a 2-1 record although hit haro Keller 40-8—32; Low gross — tfT on May 3 at MinnesotaMinnesoiia, ^ m .mv, ^ ' T was so nervous from the “No,” replied the man. Bristol Central Doiibles, Alley, Pitt., 9; O** Chicago (Culp 2-2) at San bombed for six mns in the ninth Sher Ferg;uson 75. shut out only seven times last In Houston, at toe Southwest- f o in « tn Detroit rocelli also had a two-run dou- ta recent starts, w-as named to Wethersfield em Athletic Conference meet, p e ^ , St. L., 9. ll^ s S f e s ^ b iS S ^ l ^ i S r N r w lu ld^ ^ toU ^ illl™ ep'^ u rin to I^-a«ci®co (Hei-bel 1-0) inningmmng oiof a iu 10-8-b loss tom Detroit ^ ^ and__j _ two____ walks.„iu o vo.r Yaz huri ___ agaimrtRx.hr them. Orioles. Rohr kj Mrs. Riindle hit him on the hat with her iron. The SURPRISE TOURNAMENT year. Windham less games ing • 3 3 3 SOX-TIGERS- ggbe Ruth, c „ Pittsburgh (Veale 5-0) at Cin- Saturday, had little to say to ^ due to be opposed on the mouiOT Dragway Honor man picked up his bowler, ran back into the bushes and Class A — Charlie Reynolds :___x: ____ _ O 0\ MMltorc t' ^ ‘ Manchester b e\ Petrocelli, who drove in wriMe‘'M ayr'jim m yl?ra^ v"* cim ialilP appas'3-2); night Boston writers by Tom Piioebus, who has a 1-1 disappeared. 'The police couldn’t find him. 7 . fours, Jordan Larson 7 fours. ^ seventh mmng Sunday ana oe runs, and Carl Yastrzemski YVilUams ^ bg^ judgment and ko bad^ throw x-tr»on Vii«his __ -- - ~ - ” — and Mel Ott New York (Cardwell 2-3) at However, the Rod Sox did a double. ^ . record To Zavarella ‘It must have sounded rather silly asking him wheth- John Horrigan 7 fours; Class B ^ coming the sixtj) player in histo- rapped two homers in miscue, "I was in a fog, and all Atlanta (Blasingame 1-0) night Uieir talking with booming bats SanUago celebrated his fir er he was a member,” said Mra. Rundle, “but it was —Lee Charendoff lo fives, Tony ry to reach the half-century jpg^yng ^be Red Sox to their ’^®a'=beu. I heard was Dooley Womack Bringing home the Little The rest of the Houston (Guisli 0-4) at Los ______— ------the first thing that came into my head.” Tantiiio 8 fives. Class c —Joe ' hidflt- sweep over Detroit. New York jj .j^oj^p • j threw, Eliminator trophy yesterday HCC Yankees wondered to. So did •’ Angeles (Miller 0-2), night. “Like any good golfer,” said her. companion, Dorothy Caiiery 8 sixes, Len Brand 7 catholic “ It’s like winning the last .pbe two clubs set an Ameri- woimoreu u., 00 have been <^ly games scheiluled. n', was Manchester's Rich Zavarel gaime of a World Series, can League record of 28 extra'’*^'!® Merlyn pj.p,{,|y tough to hit the homer, ____ ...... Gibbons, “Mrs. Rundle took only one shot to solve this Northwest Catholic la. The local speedster was 85-12— 73, Ed Champion 81-8— the 17-year New Yoik veteran, base hats in the doublehe^er, Mantle began to wonder. an error that last American League Petty’s Mark Broken Major League I - East Catholic clocked iti' a top s p e ^ of 116.50 particular crisis and get rid of the fellow. 73, ‘ Jack Hunter ° 83-10— 73j_ whose drive into the right field ^^b Boston accounting i o f 16. “I talked to my wife on the the game.” Pulaski and « " elapsed time of 11:45 You might say it was the equivalent of a hole-in Charles Reynolds 85-6— 79, (Jay seats ei Yankee Stadium admit- ^j,llie Horton hit two homers in phone last night, and she said. The roaring chant of ” We W. L. Pot. G.B. ^Leaders: in taking the honors at the Con- one.” Knapp 84-5— 79. ted him to the exclusive circle nightcap for Detroit, which ‘When are you going to hit this want Mickey, we want Mickey,” Chicago ...... 18 7 -720 — cve But Feat by Son Dick necticut Dragway in East Had------.------LADIES SURPRISE that al*> includes. Babe Ruth, bad won seven in a row. thing? " Mantle related Sunday, still reverberated in Mantle's Detroit ...... 17 .9 .654 1',; SoutMiigton 13 14 .481 6 * BiitUng (60 at bats)— Kaline^*- dam. Class A — Gerry Knapp 8 Willie Mays, Jimmy Foxx, Ted a ’S-TWINS ” I .‘»aid I better do it tomorrow ears when Brooks Robin.son Middlletown Bob Boudreau was another fives; Carol Carson 8 fives; Williams and Mel Ott. Kansas City struck for four (Sunday) and get it over with.” grounded to Ruben Amaro with Boston ...... 13 14 .481 6 DARLINGTON, S.C. (AP) — Lee Petty’s NASCAR Det.. .364; F. Robmson, BalUj Windsor Manchester winner, turning 112. Jo Anne Prentice Out Front Class B— Sally Brand 6 sixes, Reminded by newsmen that ^ first inning — two on Mantle obviously is a good runners at first and .second in New York ... 12 13 .480 6 Wilson record of 54 victories in a f ® “Xtnrdai" S t ' Run^-lVivar. Minn.. 22; K *:’^ in 12:35 seconds to win toe top Mrs. Knnle Vandervoort 6 six the next milestone is Ott’s Cleveland ... 12 13 .480 6 Newington Mike Hershberger’s double — husband. When he tells his wife the eighth. Rebel 400 stock car race at Darlington Saturday, but es: Class C —■ Pat Anderson 1 career mark of 611 homers. Washington . 12 15 .444 7 stock trophy. By Three Strokes at Dallas Plain viile Petty doesn’t appear concerned about the situation. batted in—Kaline, Det., eight.- Oaliforhia ... 13 17 .433 7\ Rockville Mantle shook his head. ” 611?',’. » * i • r w ^ a t 1 m i • • The important tiling, frfim the - 22; FYeehan, Det., 21. DALLAS (AP)—Jo Anne many rounds and things can LADIES FOUR BALL - , 1 Minnesota ... 11 15 .423 7' Prentice set out today in search change drastioaliy in aity one of he snorted. You mean you Harder iTi Hisk School hail 111 Maiors Baltimore ... 11 15 .423 71 retired Petty’s viewpoint, is that gi^cg retiring from race driv- Hits— Kaline, Det., 36; Fr*- First neit—Evelyn Lorentzeni^ guys are goang to start that c7 •’ Pro Soccer of her first tournament victory them. anolher Petty - .son Richard - the.elder Petty has gosi. Calif., 33. Rory Simon, Lu Oarvey, Ruth now?” in three years end she had three NOOC Sunday’s Results snapped the old mark. turned to producing topnotch Triples—Versalles, Minn., 4; National League But Miss Prentice, 34-year-old Willey, 69; Helen Noel, Cora “ My next goal is 11,” Stanky Sunday’s Results strikes on toe field of 51 that South Windsor Kansas City 4. Minnesota 2 Richard piloted his 1967 Plym- pg^g for his son, as attested by Knoop, Calif., 3. veteran of a dozen years on toe Anderson, Mary Gangerwere, was saying in Chicago after Pittsburgh 2, Toronto 1 entered the delayed final round Elast Windsor Chdicago 4-3, California 2-1 outh to victory No. 55 despite a ^be fact that Richard has got- Home runs — Freehan, Det(J tour, could consider her three- Peg (Jhanda 69. Gary Peters completed the Life Gets Easier for Nolan of toe $16,800 Dallas Civitan Suffield Cleveland 2, Washington 1, six-car crackup shortly after the the checkered flag more 7 ; Kaline, Det., 7. Saturday’s Results stroke margin quite safe if she White Sox’ sweep by tossing the tie Women’s Open Tournament. Ellington innings, rain green racing flag was waved, times than any other NASCAR Stolen bases — Agee, OhlCD CMcago 2, Baltimore 2, plays toe final like she did toe Ellington Ridge eighth one-hitter in the majors However, fat golf it takes four tW'rt round when she fired Stafford New York 6, Baltimore 5 and al.so despite a hard-charg- driver in history. lb; Buford, Chic., 8; Caanpawi Atlanta 2, New York 0 a this spring. 0 strikes because there are that three-under-par 68 for 206. Sunday Granby In Mound Starts for Reds Boirton 8-13, Detroit 5-9 ing David Pear.son in a new Hoi- earned Potty $13,894, erls, K.C., 8. -D OaXtomia 4, Los Angeles The double victory, coupled Hed for second place with 209 Low gross—Fred Meurant 74. man-Moody Ford. g^^ was the first major victory Pi'tching (4 decisions) — Hor- with Boston’s 8-5, 13-9 double- NEW YORK (AP) __ year-old right-hander who came GIANTS-ASTROSr— Today’s Games were Beth Stone, Sandra Spuz- BEST NINE header sweep over Detroit, sent Life gets easier all the ^*® Cincinnati camp as a non- The Giants unloaded 16 hits In Baltimore (Phoebus 1-1) at Petty, from Randleman, N.C., for Clirysler Corp. this season, len. Chic., 4-0, 1.000; D. ich and Judy Kimball. The lat Olaiss A—John Harrigan 37- the White Sox into first place — Hroo for vrmnir Oarv roster player and won a regular the fir.st game against the As- Boston (Rhor 2-1), night averaged 125.671 miles per hour Third was Dick Hutcherson of Chance, Minn., 5-1, Soccer ter made it through a ruling 4—33, Jim Gordon 37-3—34, Lou No- 62; j 1^4- games ahead of the Tigers. 1 u bln-b k>b. He Is 3-1 with a 2.12 earned tros with Jim Hart driving in CMifomia (.Clark 2-1) at I for the one-lap triumph although Camden, S.C., driving a Ford. Strikeouts—Peters, Ohic that' took a stroke off her score. Becker 38-4—34, Charlie Oonlin Elsewhere m the American ]an, who was battling high average and the poise of a four runs, three of them on a city (Odom 0-2), there night were five caution flags for Bobby „ . Allison of Hueyown, Ala., D. Chance, Minn., 47. This came after the third round 38-4—34; Class B—W'Olly Finne I r s e J iR E s lidagTie, Kansas City topped school h ittors in O rovillo, maji twice his age. homer. Hart, Tito Fuentes and Detroit (Wickersbam 1-0) at a total of 31 laps. The Randle* drove his Etodge home fourth was completed. gan 41-7—34, Les Baum 42-8— National League \ Basic Play, Scoring Minnesote _ 4-2^ and^ Oeve^eud ^ y^^j. ^go. ..j get nervous because Norm Siebem had three hits Washington (Hannan 1-1 or man Rocket led 266 of the 291 and Sam McQuagg of Cojum She had hit' into a service rood 34. ^ HOME ENGINEERS — Betty •dged Washington 2-1 in a rain- Batting (60 at bats) — Staub, | Now, all he hM to worry j ^ j apiece in the attack Coleman 2-2), night lap race over the mile and bus, Ga., finished fifth in a Mer- boy, no towels and no consulta- on the llto hole, played a provi' Vandei^rt 43^35, Bob Ka- johnston 182, Alba Rusconi 190, curtailed five-inning game. Houst., .375; Clemente, Pitt. about are Willie Mays, Roberto Ollie Brown’s two-out, two-run Only games scheduled. three-eighths banked track. cury. ^ Written for ^ coach. And, If a si(Mial baiU and found she could ^®^®" Flo Rautenberg 179, Jan Mc.- I could pitch big league bell,” .368. CSemente and the rest of the Nolan said. homer in the ninth inning gave _ . p r - ,. ^ ^®<1 a stroke. S k ^ e r 42d0--32. Kenney 187-467, Jan Hager 160- YANKS-ORHHxEB— National League. the Giants the second game. Runs — Aaron, Atl., 24; Har ™ Astoclated rre»* referee, an opponent .nay well The girls tried to get in toe Kickers — John Sweeney 38- 5^3 lin ger Cappucclo 179-458, “ I love what I ’ve seen of Mantle’s homer gave New Houston rookie Don Wilson was per, Cin., 22. Soccer owes its worldwide g. goal behind Ms back. final round Sunday but min fi- ® ^ Kemp 82-7—75, Jake Qinny Clark 177-496, Dot La- “ I was hit harder in hign said Dave Bristol, the leading 3-0 on a two-hitter in the Runs batted in—Aaron, Atf."^ populartty to its eosy-to-foU^ European soccer in recent nally ran’ them to cover after Ruben 185.497, Marie Bolls 177- S ? s ^ t v l^ r l^ p iS -h ifb lfl^ ^ n S n “ “ No kicking,, no 23; Brock, St. L.. 21. eighth inning before San Fran niica, non-stop action and toe years has evolved into a defen- only nine players had gone.V. off 91-15— 464, Dolores Lewis 177, Lu the sixth wiped out a 4-3 deficit. Phil PuHing- He just goes Hits—Brock, St. L., 40; * .... Hart A II An D^_ 1 A I cisco knocked him out with a fact tlMUt a good little men slve game based on the theory toe first tee, none of them Kohler 451, Phyllis Dumas 451, Alou, Atl., 38. The Orioles closed the gap in J|e,pMa^!o aid Sven Cim m two-run rally. Then Brown’s ** • 'b' 5 Mtandfl just a* good a chance es that the team which , concedes among toe leaders, Miariow 103-26—76. Ruth Wiecek 456, Sandy Beben (he eigbfit when ManUe; still ^ ^ with sOmethmg on it. ’ Triples — Williams, Chic., first pitch shot off Claude Ray- * g(x>d big men- toe fewer goals can’t lose- South LADIES BEST NINE’ 450. dazed by the roairing ovation .5^, Phillips, Chic., 3; MorgaA ‘ Glass A—Billie Marlow 61-10— bleheader. Nolan had plenty on it against ^^n it in the ninth. ^ It is a sdmpJ* game to undw- American play is noted for a Doubigg _ campanerls. given him by 18,872 Stadium the Phillies. He struck out eight Houst., 3; Parker, L.A., 3. K.'C., 41, Jan Harrigan 60-9—41; Glass stand, combining many of the more aggressive wide-open ov SAPLINGS—Lii Topping 139- fens, dropped a throw at first The Reds won the opened 2-1 has fanned 48 in 46 2-3 Home runs — Torre, At., > \Ttnin Dlnoi/'vi'a At (vVir n.inmn iT basic* «rom hockey, basketball strategy. The newly-aAvare gifi ^ c ’ 40-14—36; 348, Dot (Jagnon 130. bdse and then fired wildly past °n Vada Pinson’s efghth-mmng ,j.be shutout was his Aaron, At., 8. ,, and football. It has been de- N t^ A m e rica n s have attempt- Hershberger, K.C. O a ^ C -E n es Wa«nington so VILLAGE MIXERS—Rolend the plate, enabling Frank Rob- hp!«®*- ®^d the four-hit pitching organized ball. Willie Davis delivered a run Stolen bases—Brock, ls —38. St. oeribed aa hockey piayed with a ed to open up the game even Spearin 213-544, Pat Nivison InsonTto score. baloney and Ted Aber- scoring single with two out in 12; "Harper, Cin., 9. , = -.X ___ _ The.-'youngsters conflden.7e jbe 10th inning of the opeilfr, boskeiCbcull on-a tootoall field by more. 180-622, Betty Lynne 181, Ed “ I was in a tog,'' he said. "It usithy. Pitching (4 decisions)—Hciltjr-''-^ mas m a log, ne saaa. may'come from the fact that he uftme the Dodeers nast the 32 ,marathon runners not al The Naitionail Profi ssional Yourkos 603, Fred Ruggle 202- ■ure would have been pretty Nolan is the precocious 18- ^he man. Chic., 4-0, 1.000; Veale,^, lowed to touch toe ball with the Soccer league, under toe stew 556, Pat Quackenbush 193, Gin Pitt., 5-0, 1,000. ------'------agent draft last June A dmve in the first Las Angeles hands. ardship of Commissioner Ken Second Straight Shutout ger Yourkos 176-470, Dave Strikeouts — Marichal, S.Pr,”*' $65,000 bonus never hurt any- run with an eighth-inning single, As to these other sports, a Mocker, has tried to encourage Thomas 517, Ron Nivisdon 634, body’s confidence. ^gg ^be winner. 59; Nolah, Cin., 48. * Sally Kvodas 486, Hal Erickson ZSA ZSA GABOR says - —:------^____ ■ in?.; team try* to aoore over toe oth scoring output with a hew srys- For Roberts in Eastern Nolan was 7-3 with 163 strike- Army-bound Ken Holtzman er teams’ goal. The wxxser goal tern tor its point standings. 522, Katy Speaiin 473, Bill -7 Robin Roberts, former Phlla- split a doubleheader with Pitts- Quackenbush 522, Don Adams outs in 104 irmings at Sioux Falls copped his fourth straight in the Eastern League Standings . v w edebt vartb wide and eight Soccer has been oaicuJttted on ^ ^ - SAVE MONEY at AAMCO of the Northern League after second gam e, and ignited the Eastern Division toetM rii ^ reeemiWes a hock- the hockey basds of two podnta d®lpW« FhiUies star whose aim field. The Mets dropped the first 633, Len Belanger 643. signing last year. He wa.s still three-run rally that won it in the W L Pet, OB.ft •y^^KWd Instead of a puck, a tor a vkatory, one tor a tie and ^ league c o m ^ k , game 6-6 In 10 innings but won ------* woiLKi^ automatic transmission white l e a t t ^ baM ndiie for a defeat. The NPSL atrengtoened Ms case by pitch- the seven-inning nightcap 2-0 on FRIENDSHIP Leah VWidp- on the Sioux Falls roster this iith with a single. Ron Ralrly Pawtucket ...... 11 7 ,611 v wedgMng between 14-16 ounces system scores six potote tor a “ a second straight sbutout the two-hit pitching of right- pie 182, Peg Hengiey 202-503. SPECIALISTS! spring but not for long. cracked a two-run homer for the W aterbury...... 10 8 .W lvs « ) In other National League Dodgers. Binghamton ...... 9 8 .529 lifc v uiXfi a cdTcumference of be- victory and three tor a tie pdus a ^ Double A hander Bob Johnson. • ------COMPLETE MSPECTIOM SERVICE games Sunday, Salt Francisco Pittsfield ...... 6 9 .367 4ex« 2^-28 inches is used. point for eveky goall sewed yxp to ^ Reading’s Howie Bedeli blast- EARLY BIRDS —Jean B e ^ - h tm $ 0 0 AU MANS swept a doubjeheader front METS-CARDS— Western Division fr The game starts off with a thred.. (jowned toe Pawtucket Indians g two-out triple in the first regard 126, Joan DeDomindcis ktekott wWoh is decided by a Many of the gpeaieat soccer . inning and Sannossian followed 125, Flo Niles 348. Wllnf JL w at cars Houston 11-6 and 4-3, Chicago The Mets ended Bob Gibson’s Williamsport ... 13 6 .722' Split with Los Angeles, lasing 2- nlr»e-game winning streak to**: of a coin. The winning side stars are smaU in etpture. Some The 4(hyear-old R ow ra , who g pitch to g v e Roberts IneiudMi Rtmevint Dtonuotlbig Reading ...... 10 7 .588 2Ur >i HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Dol Iwptctloa and RianM ibl*. 1 in 10 innings before winning 6- against them as Jack Fisher • Elmira ...... 8 8 .600 4 has to* chodice of edither chooeing of the beat,- come tnom poor ^ ® all the scoring he needed; He n a n m with mmc« ly Gaston 134. 3 in 11, New Y ort dropped St. beat the Cardinals. Jenry Bu- York ...... 2 16 .111 ll.»jy toe-(ride it wdehea to defend or baxdigrounds; Pete from BraaH, ® » "W to make the majora b « - g^^wk out nine and gave up only LIFETIME UMRARTEE Uclctog off. at 26, toe higheet-padd athlete to G a ^ Sanoaalan, a youn^i^^ ^gjj^ g^ the full Louis 3-1, and Pittsburgh chek, traded by St, Louis to in the second game. .IxiJ T m |Mii« and lilM r on lU AMtCO A player kdcka 'off by booting toe worid with an amnual saJary « ^ up innings. 1 ciiitom robullt tru>ral(iion> ana whipped Atlanta 6-2. New York just before the season ----- —— :------A tonnt eonvtrtait at lone « you o m , , , started, homered in the fourth, tottMalionary baM placed on toe of $200,000 (plus about $300,000 but the PhUe WtUng helped.Rob------yoor o«m ear and aarrloa It aanuaUV irft Alumni Juniors at a modaat atndM charia at any n D vna Dian starting the three-run rally that gcttiMl at mddifield. He can kidi in other income) was so poor be ®rts to Ms second win against tha $00 AMKO ahopt coaat to eoaat . RBDS-PHILS- won it for the Mets. BASEBAU HEROES toSTteammate or into opposing couWht afford hte own ball- He one loss this season, SAINTS SCORE Register at Rec Thart ai« no othar fuarantaaa Ilka Consecutive ftrst inning dou- * * » tenitory- After a score toe ball is only 6-toot-8 and weigha.136 Elsewhere in the league, the St. James’ . School baseball TIRE & AUTOMOTIVE 5ERVICENTERS thin 0 0 0 . M LV AAUeO HW m BATTING — Mickey Mairtle,'**' York White Rosea continued on team won the first in a best of Alumni Junior Baseball ______Hi Momr Doww Wes by Pete Rose and ’Tony PIRATES-BRAVES— U M tum ed to toe center of toe pounds. White Rosea cwttlmied ------Perez gave Nolan the only run Roberto Clemente smashed a Yankees, - hit 500th lifetimes Dtav begins again. Eusebio, the great 24-year-old their losing ways by d rop i^ g a five series with Assumption League r e g t t r a t ^ wiU take home run as New York edg’^ b WETHERSFIELD ■M ERIDEN he needed against the PhdMies single, double and triple, scored f o ^ t e ^ o f W a t o t n g e e M - Pwtugueae atar is 5-toot-;0 and doubleheader ■ to Waterbury 12-7 School yesterday afternoon at place tomght, either in person MAIMCHESTER BERLItM Orioles- 6-6. ■ rd SAMOO XBANSMIS810NS OF MANCHESTEB the second game. twice and drove in another run ir»nodnte of the gam*. Soccer i* w ed^ 166. He owned only one and 1-0. The hapless Rose* have M t Nebo, 7-6. Ron Sleminski or by phtme, between the houra Store #1S SUM* #11 Store #1S i« t4 PITCHING — Gaiy Peters;*''' 6$ Tblland Dornplbe Bonto 8S Maloney worked into fire ninth as the Pirates downed- the oom m ^ of two “tost and futi- soccer shoe vmUd be became g won only two of 18 game*, tods and Mark Chartler collected of 6 and 8 <> oVo|^ a* the 32S West MidtHe Turnpike W*b*t*r Squar* PI*M 94S SSa* Ds m m HHIhMM w n * M White Sox, pitched one-hitter Phone MX-S467 of the opener but had to leave Braves. Biii Mazeroski drove in oiSP^^viee with only a few pro, when he received a new season for a lowly ,111 percent- two base hit* for the winners Side Rec on School St. o f toe Manohester, {Conn. Berlin, Conn. WethareHsM, Conn. Merid*n, Cjwwt. Chicago’s 3-1 victory over Aii^*'* Open 8 A.M. to 7 P.MU when his right shoulder became Clemente twice with singles and mtoiitM of haMtdme. There are padr as a bonus for signing. ag*- and Bob Gorman starr^ W ^ Side Rec on Cedar . St. FLYING TIGER—Shortstop Ron Oyler of Detroit leaps over Mike Ryan of the geles Ih second game of dcwblW^ n o M M outs as U.S torto fans ______In other games Wiiliamaport, afield by turning in an unis- Boys 13 years of age are eli- to sore. Abernathy got the last two Donn Olendenon .homered tor iNttdMT* ' *r Gfr OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 9 • SATURDAY to b «uta. Pittsburgh, Red Sox. Latter e u o ;^ e d in breaking up dou'bleplay at Boeton. kaonr tt w " Thet* l»*no water Neart: Part III Pattern* of Play, leaddog to toe Western Dlvialon, aisted doubleplay. giW*. r I '■ 1 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. 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S. ■BOOSYS 24 A few 3 Neither 648-6361, 644-8333. you a qualified tractor Classified or "Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a 742- •VATCH teB V R - 26 Spider’s 4 Cluiter convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIR ST Well worth phone call, trailer driver. Why train on RN CHARGE nurse for newly *WCT)HB /fccte. 8 Thrice 24U th ''' uf85-1952) 8252. ROOFtNO—R EPA IR of roofs. EXCELLENT handiwork 28 UAV IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the dirt flelds,. all our training opened Wing In new modem 27 Cover (comb, form) Cereal grains 46 Wet The beat In gpitters and con 27 Narrow wiy 47 Morning next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor done on HARDTOP, at the convalescent home. Pay scale 30 Manifest 6 Petition moisture ^ SHARPENING Service —Saws, ductors. Repair of chimneys, BY V. HAMUN 31 Discuss VUtterlnig loud 28 Brain passage rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only Eastern States Exposition SALARY excellent, hours 7-3. RockiriUe ALLY OOP w 29 English river 48 Bitter vetch knives, axes, shears, skates, too Call Ooughl'n, 643-7707. 33 Petty prince cries SOHaU! • to the extent of a “make good” insertion. Errors which do not grounds. Memorial Nursing Home, 876- 35 Hindu queen 8 Strong cord 30 Greek letter rotary blades. Quick service. YEH.SUZ.WEVE GO GET 32 Commanded 51 Educational lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE 0771, 649-3081. HAP IT! WE'RE THEIR OKAY, NOW 36 Posseilive 9 Crude metal group (abO ‘‘make good” Insertion. Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main H eating and Plumbing 17 1. On half mile paved track. BRING ON TH* pronoun 10 Decompose 34 Hawaiian food NECESSARY LlCkEP.' WEAP0N3, AI 38 African 53 Chemical St., Manchester. Hours dally 2. On the road training. AVON CA LLIN G ~^portu)nlty BOVS.' FREE EATS! 37 Domestic 12Throu^ suffix COMPLHTTE plumbing and inlmel 13 Cuckoo antelope 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- 522-0121 calling —great demand for TV 40 In commotion 54 CreUn heating installation, repairs 3. Master aU transmissions. 39 European river blackbird mountain 643-2711 875-3136 4. 643-7958. advertised Avon Cosmetics. U R B SERVICnf? man, 45-69 40 Stupid 18 Church seat 41 Printing press and remodeling. Servic«< calls 4. Gas and Diesel tractors. Room 2, Hours 9 a.m.-O pm. (Rockville, Toll Free) Turn spare time into money. hours per w|pek, Must ba ^ALES AND Service on Ariens. given immediate attention. 5. 35’ and 40’ boxes and tank 2 3 4 Hahn Eclipse. Jacobsen la'wn ers. Call 289-4922. steady 'worker and m airied. S t O N L Y I' Call M & M Plumbing & Heat Paid 'vocation and other bena- mowers. Also Homelite chain NURSE’S AIDE, 3-11 shift part- JeNCOURAGtD ing, 649-2871. 6. KX! ruffes, reg;ulaticms and CLERK TYPIST to handle fits. Experience helpful but not & l6 saws and International Cub time or full-time. Laurel Man e MU. TM W W1 K. C Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? logs. variety of work for Industrial essential. Ajrply in penna, Cadet Tractors. Rental equip or, 649-4519. supply firm. Modem East Hart- u Millinery, 7. Terminall procedure. mchols-Manchester Hz«, Ihe., ment and sharpening service fiord location. Salary and fringe 24-Hour Answering Service on all makes. L & M Equip Dressmaking 19 8. Placement assistance guar DENTAL assistant—part-time 295 Broad St. anteed on graduation. 1:46-5:30, all day Saturday. Ex benefits. Call 289-8291 for ap OUT o m WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS I6 ment Corp-, Route 83, Vernon. pointment. CARPENTERS wanted, farm Free to Herald Readers 875-J609 Manchester Elxchange BEA ’S ALTERA'nONS, new 9. Budget plan a-vallable (train perience not necessary, perma ers, layout men, 50 hour week. —Enterprise 1945. hours Monday, Wednesday, now, pay later). nent position. Write Box B GOOD NI<3HT, I FK3URED1HIS SALESPERSONS —experienced OaA Cote Carpentere, 246-2138. WOULP HAPPEN WHEW 1 GOT Want Information on one of our classified advertisements? Friday 1-9, Tuesday, Thurs 10. Members of Mass., R.l. Manchester Herald. women’s wearing apparel. Full RUSS' m G'VTER Service ^ TO THE BORDER, BUT I D1PNT No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the day, 1-5. Saturday and Sunday TrucH Owners Assn, and work week, Tuesday through WANTED —window cleaners, sharpening and repair. Ftotary CLERK — ACCOUNTING Dept. THINK r P HAVE TO GO by appointment. 649-5021. Safety Assn. Saturdays or three or four day full-time or part-time. Must ba LEFF and McWILLlAMS and reel. Hand mowers a spe KQgh school gp-aduate, experi THROUGH CUSTOMS BE EDWARDS week. Good salary. Tweed’s, reliable. Call Manchester Vfin- h e a r THAT, D A W ? FORE 1 GOTOUTA cialty. Pick-up and • deli ery I f Qualified, a Short ence not necessary but help dow Cleaning Co., 649-5334. T'Ve GOT REYAHOO MV OWN YARD.' Moving-— T rucking— 883 Main St. HIM... I'VE e CROCODILE' IT 'S THE FIRST TIME service. 742-7607. Training Program ful. Mr. Wisan, 649-5361. GOT HIM! FINISMEO HE PION'T CALL ANSWERING SERVICE Storage 20 Full-Time Or Part-Time PAYLOADER operator with ex m e 'y£/A//OR.' ^ M & M RU BBISH CO. offers DAY Or NIGHT INTELLIGENT woman to clean Help Wanted*~Mole 36 perience, laborers for oonstrufr m 649-0500 875-2519 commercial, Indu.strlal, pro MANCHESTER Delivery. Light and help manage large pri- tion work. Good pay. A. Dzen fessional, residential, removal trucking and package delivery. Lighted Pi^d 'vate home, 3 to 4 days 'Week LATHE HANDS ia a g>aerai Oonstructian Oo., 649-4856. and leave yonr message. Von'U hear from our advertiser In service, containerized service Refrigerators, washers and ly. Must be willing to stay We can put you into F IV E FIG machinists, paid hoepUaliza Jig time without speading all evening at the telephone. available. 649-9757. stove moving speciality. Fold overnight occasionally with tion, iMlidays and vacatlar STCKTK ROOM, part-time or ing chairs for rent 649-0752. URE INCOME BRACKET for three school aged children, plan Apply MetrooJes, Inc full-time. Call Mrs. Dunham, ATTICS, CELLARS and yards better pay, benefits and more age 10 up. Call 649-6416 after 640 Hilliard St Manchester Memorial Hospi Automobiles For Sole 4 cleaned, trash hauled to the Painting— Papering 21 secure future. 4. tal, 643-1141 for on appoint dump. Reasonable. Call 643- MECIL\NIC WANTED — foi FORD —1966 2-door, custom, 8 ment. An equal opportunity H E R A L D 5819 or 1-684-4524. JOSEPH P. Lewis custom ACT NOW — CALL NOW GENERAL office clerk, steady general repairs and servicing employer. cylinder, standard transmis painting, Interior and exterior, job for experienced person with new cars. Flat rate. Paid holi FATHER'S LAWN MOWERS sharpened and sion, new tires, just timed. paperhanging, wallpaper re HARTFORD 527-6415 good typing and figure ap days, insurance and vacation PART-TIME machinist, choose B O X L E H E R S repaired. Picked up and de Quick private sale. Financing moved. Wallpaper books on re titude, five days, insurance and (Contact Tony or Earl, Paul your own houra. (Tall 647-9769 18l arranged, 31,595. Consider livered. Engines tuned up. Call quest. EYilly Insured. Free es other benefits. East Hartford, Dodge Pontiac, 649-288L 8-5:30. For Your trade or cash offer. 643-9749. 649-7958. 289-4389. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNBH timates. CaU 649-9658. InfonnatioD 1964 PONTIAC Lemans, 4 new PAINTING—Interior and ex ABLE KEYPUNCH operator—026 Al LAWNS TOP dressed, free es HELP WANTED UO/NO/NO/BUILD tires, excellent running condi terior, very reasonable, free pha Numeric, full-time only, PRODUCTION THE n e U R E G THE HERALD will not tion. 'Very clean, $1,495 or best timates. Call 872-0331. estimates. CaU Richard Mar extra benefits. Gaer Brothers, offer, (jail 643-7882. AMBITIOUS ' OUT OF WAX, disclose the Identity of LAWNS cleaned, mowed, trim tin, 649-9286. ' 140 Rye St., South Windsor. WORKERS Mason and mason’s helper, any advertiser using box med, fertilized, etc. any size work near Manchester. NOT THE THE WORRY WART letters. Readers answer 1984 FOFID FUTURA hardtop, INSIDE - OUTSIDE painting. or shape. Please telephone 289- MEN Call 1-749-6115. MUSEUM/ WAYOUTS ing blind box ads who economical, 8, extras. Clean. Special rates for people 65 or First sflilft, starting rate 4895 or 528-0670 anytime. WAX desire to protect their Owner, 643-9144. over. CaU my competitors then FULLER $2.31 per hour. Must be SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Identity can follow this caU me. Estim ates given. 649- JOBS WAITING 5’9" or over. Applications MUSEUM procedure: 1957 BUICK^ rebuilt engine, ATTICS, CELLARS cleaned, (TABINET m a k e r , experl eas transmission, for x>arts, $76. rubbish removed from back 7863, 875-8401. BRUSH CO. accepted dally. Interviews ed only. Dlaplaycraft, Ine., Enclose yotur reply to the Call 649-6362. yards and lawns maintained. LARGEST TRACTOR Tuesday. Call Miss Bannis Manchester 643-9557. box In an envelope — PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, ter, 1-774-9605. Apply to: U6'<5 ALWAvJS SMfAKlii6' Reasonable. 649-1868. Fi» addressed to the Classi 1961 FORD convertible, new Interior and exterior. Paper TRAILER SCHOOL IN Has Immediate Openings ELECrrRKTIANi fuS tints, fied Manager, Manchester hanging and wall paper re factory 390 engine, Hurst 3 YOU ARE Ad, truck is A-1. CONNECTICUT steady employment, insurance Evening Hdrald, togther speed, no reasonable offer re Cellars, attics, yards and small moval. Dutch Boy and DuPont benefits, paid holidays and va with a memo listing the Fqi» ROGERS CORP. fused. 742-6543, after 6:30. trucking done A-1 right. Call Quality workmanship. Call cation. Call between 8 a.m .-8 companies you do NOT evenings, 246-9593. Before you call a school Mill and Oakland Sts. want to see your letter. Trerriano Trucking Service, p.m. Roberts Electric 06., ROY CRANE 1963 RAMBLER classic wagon, dheck that school out with STENOGRAPHERS Manchester BUZZ SAWYER Tour letter will be de 742-9487. PAINTING, interior, exterior, South Windsor, 644-0109. stroyed If the advertiser Is excellent condition, automatic The Motor Transporta CDR.SAWYEPIS A DASHING 'AW, WHATS\ GWEN, YOU LITTLE GOOSE/ trailer hditoh, good tires, radio, free estimates. Contact Gerald tion Assn, of Connecticut one you’ve mentioned. If CLERK TYPISTS An Equal Opportunity WAR HERO/ AND HE MAKES THE USE, CAWTTOU SEE THIS IS THE not It will be handled In heater, $995. 649-7533. Household Services A. Stratton, 643-8748, 643-4887. Approximately 14,000,000 BEST CHANCE T'V E EVER Employer *17,000 A YEAR. IHAPM'T MAMA? I'M the usual manner. ______Offered 13-A trucks on the road. NOTICE PLANNED ON HIS MEETING 4 TIRED OF HAP. ANP IT COULD MEAN 1958 PREFEX3T 4-door, in run Roor Rnishing 24 The trucking Industry has MAIL CLERKS TOU THIS SOON,BUT HIS SHOWING A COLLEGE EDUCATION FOR ning condition, $50. Call 643- a problem acquiring quali A t a meeting held Miay 9, CARRIER SAILS IN A FEW, OFFTDVOl* YOU. IF YOU LET MAMA POWJ, WALL TO WALL carpeting. 1967, the Planittng and Zooiag 4201 after 6. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- fied drivers. Let New Eng PAYS... FELLAS/ SO HELP ME, I^ L HIKE YOU Lost and Found 1 Cleaned to factory approved Applioants must be high DRIVERS for school bus, 7:30- Commission,^ Manchester, OUT TD HAM FAT ON lAPPER ing (specializing in older land Tractor Trailer Train school graduates and be 1961 RAMBLER sedan, body, specifications, minor repairs. 8:45 a.m., 2:15-3:30 pm . Good (TonnecUcut, voted to appiw s STREET. LOST—LONG haired cat, gray, floors), cleaning and waxing ing show you how to make able to pass qualifying tires good; battery, points, Call Higbie Servlcemaster, pay scale. 643-2414. the following subdivision: . vicinity Lyndale St. or Oak St. 649-343.8. floors. Painting. Pajierhang- $200 a week or more. A tests. “Map of Bush Hill • Bush Hill front brakes recently installed; Call 649-7071. Ing. No job too smalL John short training program. We Rood - Manchester, Ooim. - motor needs diagnosis. Asking Verfallle, 649-6750. > n r ] SPRING (XEANING problems? train on tandem axel trail- Mail clerks should have Scale 1” equals 60’ - March 17, . FOUIfD—Beagle, blAck, brown, $40. 643-1340. LUBRICATION MAN Call Suburban Cleaning Serv ons, aU type transmission some typing experience to 1967 • Hayden L. Griswold, and white, male. Call Lee Frac- ice at 649-9229 today for free C.B.” 1961 VOLKSV7AGEN, good con- Bonds— Stocks— and tank trailers. Also, qualify for future oppor- chda, Dog Wcurden, 643-8S94. estimate. Budget terms avail Experienced, fuM-Ume, 8-5. Dated at Manchester, Connec ditiom, needs 2 rims and bump Mortgages 27 BmeryviUe sleeper cab tunlUes. able or use your Conn. Charge equiiwnent. Members of all ticut, this 10th day' of May, 'POUND —black male mongrel, er, $350. Call 649-1092 aitter 6 Fringe benefits included, 1967. CJard. MORTGAGE LOANS — first, truck owner’s association in coM Lee EYacchla, Dog War- p.m. paid holidays. Insurance, Planning and Zoning second, third, all kinds realty. New Eiigland and New .den, 643-8S94. EEWEAVING OF bums, moth Accepted applicants will (Tommiaslon LEONARD 1965 LINCOLN Continental- Statewide, credit rating unnec York. Part or full-time free laundry of uififonns, John-B. Lamenzo, MICKY FINN BY LANK holes. Zippers repaired. Win enjoy pleasant working ‘We'd prefer, Higgins, that when a customer asks about original 19,000 miles, excellent essary. Reasonable, confiden training. Licensed approved Chainnan > dow shades made to measure conctitions, periodic in employe (fiscoimts, etc. UNCLE m u •DING DONG' our loan rates you use some answer other than a condition. Call 643-8735 4:30- tial, quick arrangements, Al- program. For lnformati MONDAY, M AY 15, 1967 Average Daily Net Frees Run PAGE TWENTY iianrIjfBtfr iEom ug Hffralii For The Woeh Bnded The Weather May 13, 1967 Fair, cool tonight, low 4 ^ 46; sunny, and milder toinov* A I rWA WSCS of South Methodist Gibbons Assembly, OathoUc / V J ) O U t A O W i l Church will meet and elect of- Ladies of CJolumbua will meet Leo Litwin Board Gets Brieiing Today row, high 65-70. fleers tonight at 8 in the Re- tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the KofC TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON 15,195 Mrs. BVederick R. Bruce, wife ception Hall'of the church. Mrs. Home. Mrs. Robert Tierney is Manchester— ‘A City of Village Charm Of the Interim pastor, will be pogt^ wife pf the superin- chairman of the refreshment Plays W ell On Park Plan and Renewal (Classified Advertising on Page 17) guest speaker at a meeting of tendent of Connecticut East Dis- committee. The Manchester Board of Di- was ... To Glean 6 THE Gift for a Proud Papa ... And Store . Baby’s first precious shoes. . . priceless mementos Z O /o preserved forever in gleaming bronze. Winter Woolens DISCOUNT SALE . . . PRE-SEASON SPECIAL ON; "f V- style 50 SHOOR JEWELERS ASK! • New Roofs # Gutters & Leaders • Storm Windows About Our BRONZING SPECIAL • Garages •Additions • RecRboms• Bathrooms For Father’s Day FR E E BOX President CSiats with New England Governors as Secret Service Men Fan Out. STORAGE • Above Ground Caiif. Redwood Swimming Poois LIMITED TIME ONLY U'r NO DOWN PAYMENT! p ^ m i s T ouT ^ n ------1 LOW BANK TERMS! ' u | RES. SALE Co/// BRONZE STYIES PRICE PRICE AAMl aa.«^aa«M I X-PLU8 CORPORATION J 50Bookends $15.95 $13.95 NEW SYSTEM CALL NOW! ip.o.BoxNo.7 , i 62 2-Shoe Oval Miniature 15.95 12.95 LAUNDRY I Wapping, Conn. ' I 67 TV-Ump 19.95 16.95 AND DRY CLEANING : I I I would like more Information on your I 91 Onyx Paperweight 10.50 8.95 H I special sales. I Style RZ * Slylt 91 Styli 49 Style 67 49 1-Shoe Ashtray 8.95 7.95 ON HARRISON ST. (44) Off East Ceater St. ENGRAVING ONLY lOC PER LETTER Opposite the Cemetery Bring Shoes in NOW For Pick-up and Delivery CaU 649x7753 ■ ■■ W I Sale Ends May 31 X Branches at: 209 North SHOOR Jewelers St. and 601 Hartford Rd, CORPORATION |c,,xl.. , . (Herald phitM by OtUm) >( Presidei^t Deparli 917 M A IN s t r e e t —MANCHESTER Also Pine Cleanera ^ li4 5 p.m., Gov. Dempsey Welcomes |i»8ideiit Johnson to State. ^ermout Gov. Hoff, Flanked by President and Other Governors, Conduclr’1MeeUn|;. 656 Center Street ------— ------Phone 2S9-7778 ‘ ^ j )! / : '>..v