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\ I FAGB SIXTBBN fiaturl?fBter lEoi^ning FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1967 Avionto DKlljr Not The Weather Mrs. Ame Gustafson of 275 and one driven by Evelyn Nel­ Vsr The Week Teied Henry St., district m anner of Partly sunny and cool today About Town Crash Brings son of 76 Oakwood St. collided Students Earn Report Cards Issued Foundation Gets M y SS, 1M7 Scandia Lodge, Order of Vasa, at Center and Church Sts. Minor i DEVELOPING and tomorrow, high In 70s; var­ Members ot the VFW Auxil­ is in charge of a Family Day Liquor Charge damage resulted to the vehicles, Honors at WPI ’The 1667 mission of the Memorial Funds PRINTINOTO iable cloudiness tonight, low iary will pin cancer pads Mon­ Manchester Summer School ENLARGEMENTS Sunday at Vasa Park, Meri­ and police say the Durocher Worcester Polytechnic In­ CENTS near 60. day at 7:30 p.m. at the home den. Lunch will be served at ■ Joseph E. Thibideau, 39, of woman told them she did not stitute official^ have announc­ ended today. Andrew Vln- The Manchester Scholarship 14,729 of Mrs. Ben Huck, 51 Turnbull noon. A large class of candi­ 131 Summit St. was charged see the Nelson car. ed that 28 per cent of the stu­ cens, direictor, announced Foundation recently received a ARTHUR DRU6 ■ J Manchester—A City of VWage Charm Rd. They will sew the pads dates wili be initiated at 3 p.m., with operating a motor vehicle Minor damage resulted dent body had exceptional th'ait report cards were is­ contribution designated for the Adverttshig on Page 0) Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the some of which will become while intoxicated, after the car when a car driven by Law­ scholarship this year.. Those sued to an secondary pupils yOL. LXXXVl, NO. 266 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECrnON-4X>NNECTICUT L IF E ) MANCHESTER, (X>NN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 2 , 1967 PRICE SEVEN CENTS 'same location. Those attending members of Scandia Lodge. The rence G. Ryan, of Vernon and are^ students making the hon- (Grades 7-12) and ito Chose David R. Dieterle Memorieil are reminded to bring a box he wasi,^ving hit the rear of a in Grades 2-6 who attended Fund In memory of Harry Fore­ event is sponsored by District car driveTt~-i^L-j:e«»rn3. Lizotte one driven by Maryanne Carl- oi^ Jist for the spring semester lunch. Beverages will be served One of Connecticut. seo 20, of Windsor Locks col­ are, by towns: a minimum of IS days. man, maternal grandfather of by the hostess. of Rockville, police say. The Reports were didtrtbuted mishap took place last night on lided on Tolland Tpke. near Manchester: Ronald Jodoin the late David Dieterle. The executive committee of Adams St. yesterday morning of 40 Green Rd., junior high in Classes at the laat ses­ Mr. Foreman’s recent death \ JilH Main St. sion. Any secondary pupils the Manchester Property Own­ Thibideau is scheduled for Police say the Ryan vehicle honors; David Best of 63 Co­ prompted the donation. The far ers Association will meet Mon­ passed on the left and the burn Rd., freshman high hon­ who were absent may ob­ amounts of individual contribu­ Two Rescues court appearance on Aug. 28. day at 8 p.m. at the Circuit Cariseo car hit it. ors: Gregory V Maberg of 66 tain their cords from the tions are, not disclosed by the New York Rail Crash One of the passengers in the FAIRWAY, Court Room at the Police Sta­ Yesterday mornlp^, police Conway Rd., freshman honors. Manchester High School of­ Foundation. SUMMER’S Lizotte vehicle. Carmen Lizotte, fice. The cards for absent FIRST FOR Fl^N! tion. 22, complained of a back injury investigated an (iccident at Rockville: Richard S. Neff, The contributors were Mr. and Don’t be chained to Main and Bissell Sts., involv­ of 31 Earl St., senior high hon­ elementary pupils will be but had no visible sign of Injury, mailed to parents. Mrs. George Stoneman, ,Mr. Under Way your weekly laun­ Members of the Army and police say. ing cars owned by Charles J. ors; Gordon Miller of Rt. 4, and Mrs. Robert Zeiing, Mr. both stores open dry. Use our “wife- Jeffrey L. Crown, 23, of New Carroll Jr. of 57 Ludlow Rd., sophomore honors. and Mrs. Allan Ledgard, Mr. saver” Navy Club will meet tonight at 7 at the Holmes Funeral Home, Britain was charged with fail­ and one belonging to Robert F. Vernon: Richard Symonds tilating fan, but this attempt and Mrs. Carl Matson, George tonight till 9! Kills Two, Injures 40 WASH, DRY and 400 Main St., to pay respects ure to yield the right of way to a Sullivan of Waterbury. of 23 Allan Dr., senior high failed, police say. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. John Rice, 5 on Mountain Boy in Well FOU) SERVT^ honors. LUCKY LADY to the late Patrick J. Bolduc, a vehicle not obliged to stop, when Police say the Carroll vehi­ Tools belonging to Walter Mr. and Mrs. David Douton, Mr. BBMD, Ore. (AP) — A rascue LBNORE, W.Va. (AP) — Res­ LAUNDRY member. the car he was driving hit one cle was parked on Main St. Wapplng: Bradford Myrlck Pyka of 90 Lydall St. were and Mrs. Burton McConkey, Mr. of 21 Hillsdale Rd., freshman team reached a California fami­ cue workers feared a second 43 I^imell Place driven by Margaret L. Jacobs of and the Sullivan car hit it in taken from his garage at that and Mrs. Chadwick Whitesell, ly ot five high in the Oregem cave-in sborOy before 6 a.m. to­ Mancheseter 742 Hillstown Rd. yesterday af­ the rear, but police were un- honors. address. The various tools Mr. and Mrs. John Andreoli and (Rear of Burtons) Sabbath services at Temple WMBomeHsK Cascades early Saturday, the day would keep 15-year-old Leo­ ternoon. Both cars were moder­ abie to determine the driver of have a value of $32.60, and Mr. and Mrs. William Crim- Lane County sheriff’s office re­ 649-2002 Beth Sholom will be held tonight mins. nard Boyce trapped in a well for Train Bound at 7:30 and tomorrow at 9 a.m. ately damaged in the collision the Suliivan vehicle. Nothing Missing were reported on the advice of ported. at feast five more hours. at Spruce and Birch Sts., and While police were at the his insurance agent, police The Dieterle Fund was estab­ ► see us for J. George Schultz of Sacra­ Young Boyce, who by that both were towed away. scene, though, they arrested a say. lished in December of 1965 fol­ Equipment Operator Construc- From Warehouse thermos bottles, ^ mento, CkiUf., repwtedly suf­ time would have been pinned 14 For Montreal The vehicle Crown was driv­ Barbara Ruth Sullivan of Pyka could establish no time lowing David Dieterie’s death fered aerkais bead injuries dur­ feet underground In the well 18 tionman Wiiliam R. Swanson, ing is owned by the Dunbar Hartford and charged her Larsen’s Hardware ware­ on his loss, police say. from injuries sustained in a ^ refills, and cops ^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. ing a rock sUde while he was to 19 hours was given a sedatlye Armored Service Inc. of Hart­ with intoxication. She was at house at 34 Depot Sq. was en­ Theodore Brown of 200 Main motorcycle accident in Japan cHmWng with his four children, and a painkiller diortly after 7 Hits Freight Swanson of 198 Vernon St., re­ ford. the scene, intoxicated, but at tered sometime within the St. reported to police that some while he was serving with the cently returned with the Naval His son, Robert O., 11, was also a.m. and fell aaleep. Crown is scheduled for court no time did police see her past few days, police say, but boys have been entering his U. S. Army at Fukuoka. He ► two locations A Injured. The other children, SARATOGA SPRINGS, Mobile Construction Battalion appearance on Aug. 28. drive her husband’s car, they the owner told them nothing The danger still existed that N . Y. (A P )—A D elaw are yard and picking his tomatoes. was 19. main st. and east Marie, 10, Paul 8, and Tommy, more falling rock could crush from Chu Lai, Vietnam. He is Yesterday morning shortly af­ said. was taken. He said the boys are between He was the son of Mr. and ^ middle turnpike ^ & Hudson passenger train stationed in Port Hueneme, ter 10, a car driven by Ella 7, were not believed hurt. The him, officials said. Mrs. Suiiivan is scheduled to An attempt was made to get ages 10 and 13 but could give Mrs. F. Robert Dieterle of 85 family was at the 8,000-foot ele­ bound for Montreal, with « Calif. Durocher of 12 Wedgewood Dr. appear in court Aug. 28. into the store through a ven­ Bretton Rd. “I have lots of pain. I’m pray­ no further description of them. vation on the middle peak of the ing. Do you think they’re going about 300 passengers, and Three Slstera mountain group in to get me out of here?” Boyce a freight train collided Central Oregon vdien’ hie acci- asked Just before he fell aaleep. early ■t^ay near this up­ dMit himpened. Rock and dirt had been carc- state resort, and two pas­ The extent of injuries was not fidly pulled away, leaving only sengers were known dead. immediately determined. a leg and a foot stuck, when the About 40 persons also were re­ The Lane County sheriff’s of- second cavc-in occurred, bur- ported injured in the crash of fice said a Coast Guard Jet hell- ying him up to his chest again. the Montreal Limited, which left c- c appeared to be on target but 49.97 tioned as a poasilde candidate, proved by a 69-0 vote. Red China. 99 4.88 night—Is efore daybreak Friday gave e u t skies. neva today to open a new and guards against violations. Clean! nots on this «■»«"<< near the P«rt»Pe the strongest evidence Actually, they don’t originate Against Whitney promising chapter In the bid for That’s mainly because the So­ ttratto of Maokiiiac. which sep- 7** meteor debris may there because they have orbits a treaty barring the spread of viets want a world-wide< systcim Compact! urate Middgan’a two peninsu- ionoepbere perking at of their own and show up per NEW YORK (AP) — A man ' nuclear weapons. of inspections against any Igf, night. The rocket was fired lodlcally when the earth, in its was seized early today near Word the Soviets were ready cheating by the have-nots, while when a few Perzelda were be- orbit around the sun, in effect Kennedy Airport and was being to present a Joint U.S.-Soviet Western Europeans prefer to (Bee' Page Twelve) ginning to appear. intercepts them. taken to Saratoga Springs, N.Y., draft treaty at the 17-nation Ge­ continue with the Inspection sys­ ______for questioning in an alleged ex­ neva disarmament conference tem installed under their pro- Single Burner Stove tortion attempt against (Corne­ came Friday from Ambassador lius Vanderbilt Whitney regard­ Foster after he met with Presi­ (See Page Twelve) Great for picnica, parties, ing return of $781,800 in Jewelry dent Johnson. boats. Heavy gauge alum­ stolen from the family's Cady inum with chrome plated ^ Official U.S. sources said U ail No Offer in Auto Talks Hill estate, a spld Authentic 43, of Amityville 'on Long Island. for submission at the U.N. Gen­ Presumed Dead Vinyl Wig Box Kodak “Palm^ized” Expected Before Aug. 28 The FBI spokesman said eral Assembly's fall session. Kodak “Instamatic” __ IF Barnes was jdeked up in a tele­ Foster, who left Geneva only In Boat Mishap Military Rings Movie Camera DBIItOIT (AP) — General ship authority to call a strike if ors quickly Clwpming the re- phone booth at a motel near the last Wednesday for Senate testi­ in Three Colors Travel Outfit ’ Miolon, , Ford and Chrysler and when they decide one U suite amounted to "over^elm - airport In the Joint investiga­ mony here, promptly booked a GRISWOLD lAP)—Two Hart­ wm’t,Uksly to make the Bnited necessary. mg repudiation" by the mem- tion, he said, were the New return flight to Geneva to/work ford men were missing and Auto workers a new contract of- Fraser disclosed Friday that bOrship. York Stae Police and Saratoga out final details with his Soviet presumed drowned this morning Our Reg. Ow Reg. far before Aug. 38 or poaaibly (Chrysler local union leaders With union voting having been authorities. ' counterpart at the disarmament alter their fishing boat tipped 45.00 5.00 Aug. SL were told this week to begin bal- scheduled ahead, the companies The spokesman said Barnes conference, Alexei Roschin. over in Pachaug Pond. A third 37.88 A Ckiyaler vice preaidant loting on strike authorisation as aren’t likely to make an offer would face action before a Sara- On-and-off negotiations for the man, also from Hartford, was Double Burner Stove 18.77 znys it la "a fairiy reasonable soon as they please and to have before resulte are known, thus fTand Jury on charges of pact began in April 1986. The rescuid. Handsome, authentic Army, Navy, Air 13 inches high, 13 inches diam eter, with Uttle--but^foh my! Lowest-priced Ita- Complete travel outfit features popular aOMmytton” thdt no omnpany the results into UAW hsadquar- kilUng off a claim of repudia- extortion, forthcoming U.S.-Soviet propos­ State police were employing X independanQy Force and Marine insignia in genuine rugged zipper closure. Plastic lining; re­ stamatic Kodak movie camera gives #104 Instamatic Camera. Foam lined fit­ Ollar wU bs made before a ters by Aug. 26. He said some tion, at least for the time being. ‘I^e spokesman said Whitney al will be open at Geneva for scuba divers to search for the bnnien, inatanl black onyx or synthetic ruby or sapphire. movable platform- CSioose white, bladk great results. Fits in pocket or purse; ted case, 3 flash cubes, l Kodacolor film r s dsmonatratton by locals Ukely will begin voting ’1^ average hourly wage for received several {dione calls modification by other nations at bodies of Charles Smith, 28, and Bast/eomaiaa ndstaat.« 1 2 . 9 9 A proud gift for loved ones in service. or bine. ea«y to use. cartridge, batteries. ^ j skilled tradesmen Aug. 28, a next week. the 668,000 aiito workers at the ® asking $86,000 tor the disarmament conference be­ WUUe Murray, 43. Chariea Week from next Wednesday. Previously, OM and Ford lo- big three is $3.41. information concerning the re­ fore a final version Is agreed on. Smith’s brother Eoriy, 40. was J. r Tlino would be only a week cals had been ordered to vote in recent weeks speculk&i OffleUd U.S. sources said the helped from the water by a loft boforo enrront throe-year the week of Aug. 20. Presuma- had been that company offers co^®**** ette* the initial atomic hav^not nations doubt­ man police Identified as Roger agraemente run out on Sept. 6 if Uy, their resulte also ^ u ld be Ukely would come by Aug. ^ «*b»e«iueiit calls were Tug Boat Wedding in ihe Harbor less wUl wan^ changes' from the' Searie of Griswold. Police said MANCHESTER - 1145 TOLLAND TURNPJKE an offer were delayed to Aug. reixirted by the Friday of that 21—17 daye ahead of expiration. _ . .. MtcHael Horn, 24, nnd hi# M de, Susan Patner, 21. ’ probable U.S.-Soviet wording. Searie was on shore vrtien he SALE: FRIDAY t SATIIRIiav The pcopoeed treaty combines became aware that the men 21. week. Some in the past haye come , no furthsr de- poae with Statue of Idberty in background at their Douglas Fraser, UAW Chiys- Overwhelming authorisation pledges by the nuclear powers, were In trouble went out In a Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway wlthln the last week to two . , _ , . wedding aboard a tug in New York Harbor yester­ OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT lor tmaurtmont dlixietor, raid is a foregone conclusion. Any weeks and new pacts have been . ^**4- 4 on the one hand, not to give boat to help them. • FHdajy "tbs longsr the delay, othsr result would cut the reached without walkouts. reported to p o ^ until day. The couple, bo^ nativea of Chicago, wili be atomic arma to others; and by The men were fiihlng from a AM groator the risk" of strike, ground from underneath UAW Between 200 and 300 skUled ‘**7« later, the Whitneys married again Aug. 29 in Chicago at a formal Jew- the non-nuclear powen, on the 14-foot aluminum outboard boat Ry tho 2tth UAW nogotiaton Preetdent Walter P. Reuther being afraid the Jewals mlgjit iah cerenMHiy. Horn ia a mod mtnic cotnpoeer and other band, not to acquire such when the mtehiqp occurred at Hgs sagsotid to have number- and bis nsgotiatlng tsyns. (Bee Page Eleves) have been ml9j[|i^, aitiit and his b ii^ a receptioniaLXAP Photofax) weapons. ab o | 1 a.m., pt^oe repbMedi 1.“,' M- ■\ tM •\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, lOB'? PAOB CTBBB . I l*AOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., ^ATORDAY, AUGUST 12, 1967 Lindsay Giv^n May Demand Crowds Mixed Greeting ^ t i - Seventh Anniversary Shrfnwolc! on Bridge Business Bodies On Harlem Tour V letn am L aiiclidates TOO MANY ACES NEW YORK (AP) — Mayor SPOIL THE SLAM p r o m o t e d Pioneer is the world’s leading South dealer John V. Lindsay took another By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD Two men have received pro­ developer and manufacturer of Resume Gampai^s Of East Berlin Wall Both sides vulnerable tour of Harlem Friday night, Woldd you rather have a motion at Pioneer Aerody­ parachutes, recovery systems BERLIN (AP) — The Com- West Beilin's borders in six NORTH ^ namic Systems. James D. and aerodynamic retardation getting heckled in one Instance SAIGON (AP) — South Viet- Aware that their charges of queen or an ace when you're 4 Q 10 7 4 . munlata started building the years, including 47 shot to death Reuter of 95 Lakewood Circle devices. but applauded in several others. nam’s civilian presidential can- government sabotage of their trying to make a slain? Quiz (? K632 Berlin Wall seven years ago by East German guards. Anoth­ fans know that the obvious an- 8. was appointed engineering Lindsay encountered a group .ucv.-. «« «..y Sunday—and there is no sign er 70 persona have been 0 A manager and William J. Everett MANAGER swer is never right. A queen is 4 AK93 of Black Nationalists at his first resume their campaign trips to candidates apparently ' were that the barrier will come down. wounded. much better than an ace, as to­ of Vernon was named chief de­ Stillman Shaw III of Coventry EAST stop—to sip a drink at the the provinces, but informant* trying to keep^the controveny Tbe annivenury ot the wall West German statistics give day's hand proves. WEST velopment engineer. has been appointed operations area's first sidewalk cafe on said they would demand guar- over the "Dong Ha incident” the Communists started build­ the number of East German Opening lead—queen of dia­ ♦ 53 8 Reuter, a graduate of Iowa manager oif Plaza Productions 54 West 126th Street. anteed crowds to hear their alive. ing Augi 18, 1961 is particularly refugees who fled to the west monds. Q 9 87 State University with a bachelor Inc. of Hartford. He was former­ 10743 K98652 bitter for many citisens because from Aug. IS, 1961, through the West opened the queen of dia­ 0 QI ly production manager for the As Lindsay spoke, three men speeches. In the Senate, meanwhile, QJ 108 there have been no general end of 1966 as 29,180, despite the monds, and South disccuded the ♦ 5 Audio Visual Center of the Trav­ in African garb shouted, “ We commimlque from eight of leaders immediately rejected an passes for West Beiilners to go wtill and mine fields altmg the 10 of hearts with a gurgle of re­ SOUTH ■ elers Insurance Co. don’t want Paris in Harlem. We the 10 civilian candidates said invitation from'.Thieu to send ” V to EUuit Berlin for 14 months. Elast German border. lief. He was much too smart to 4 AKJ962 ■ * . .i turn rule want Africa. We’re going to they would begin a limited gov- congressional poll watchers, Western observers say the <7 AJ 10 ■ burn this place down.’ ’ ernment-sponsored tour Tues- Senate Democratic Leader The East German regime has lose any heart tricks! Shaw, who is married to the East German aim is to perfect 0 None ■ Two Negro police Inspectors t" Bien Hoa Prov- Mike MansfieU said the guar- refused to negotiate a new pass South drew two rounds of former Jayne Montanlle of New their barriers so that it will be 7642 ■ tried to quiet the trio but were **®*'thea8t of Saigon. But it antee of fair elections was up to agreement unless a measure of trumps and cashed the top 4 ■'M recognition is included. The more and more difficult for clubs, discovering the bad South West North Eart ■ told: “ The lowest thing in the said continuation of the tour the South " “■ Vietnamese govem- depended on “ the good will of ment, not to Gongresa, and Re- West does not recognize East would-be refugees to reach, news. Next he took the top 1 G Pass 3 4 Pa** I \9 * world is a black cop. the government.” publican leader Everett M. Germany. much less cross, the border. hearts and ruffed a heart, but 3 4 Pass 4 4 P u s ■ As Lindsay left the restau­ After a transportation mixup Dlrksen said if observers were West Berlin city authorities The East Germans already that suit also failed to break. 5 4 Pass 5 0 Pu* ■ - rant, a number ot persons ap­ on the first day of the govern- sent. Congress would be open to hope to break the deadlock in have succeeded in drasticsdiy An expert South could still 5 (P Pass 6 4 AU Pass ■ dv.. a. plauded and dthers yelled “ Go the next few months so there reducing the number and types make the slam by leading a home! Go hom e!’ ’ ment- sponsored tour, seven of charges by the election losers of si>ectacular escapes—such as the 10 announced they would that It rigged the balloting, may be passes again by Christ­ trump to dummy and gl'vlng up Things were different at the through tunnels, with armor- provide a discarc for South’a boycott it until they received sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D- mas. the last heart, throwing a club mayor’s other stops: a block plated vehicles and the like— other losing club. assurances from the military n .Y., was one of the main crl- *nie Communists never have from his hand. West's forced party, a play street and two Bridge players should take government of adequate trans- tics of Vietnam’s elecUon stopped Improving the barriers that attracted world attention in diamond return would let dum­ community centers. that ring West Berlin since the the early days of the wall. my ruff while South threw an­ more qulues. portation and security. preparations, dedarlitg there At one point, as Lindsay Elast Germans first put up the Gone too, or walled up, are other club. Dally Question The government sent them a “ mounting evidence that walked the streets, wall to halt a massive flow of the Eaist Berlin border buildings But be realistic. Woud this ex­ As dealer, you hold; Spndee, ® peace feeler Friday, assuring tne forthcoming elections in shouted, "Give him refugees. from which refugees leaped to pert line of play occur to any­ A-10-7-4; Hearts, K-6-S-8; DIa-' a hand.” them of its good Intentions, but South Vietnam already may There was enthusiastic ap- In the past year, they have the west or to their deaths. body foolish enough to throw the monds, A ; C^nbs, A-K-9-8. a spokesman said the candl- have become fraudulent.” plause. accelerated work on a new, On last year’s anniversary, 10 of hearts on the ace of dia­ What do you say? dates still blamed the govern- As for observers, he said U.8. higher wall and mesh fences the Communists ' hailed their monds? South actually went Answer: Bid one club. If part­ The mayor’s last stop was at ment for ithe mixup-called the diplomatic and military repre- that replace barbed wire, n iey success with the wall and do'wn, sighing about his hard ner bids one diamond, you can a firehouse, where he sat down “ Dong Ha incident” -and that sentatives and American news- have laced a border death strip staged a mammoth East Berlin luck. show the hearts. If partner re­ James D. Renter with firemen who were eating they would make further men can provide full and fair with a moat-like ditch to stop parade t o . mark its creation. South should throw a club on sponds in a major, you can clam chowder. mands on Security and trans- reports. any vehicles from attempting to This year, they declared that the ace of diamonds. He then Jump to three of his suit No re­ of science in aeronautical engi­ Lindsay began asking the men portaUon arrangements. "W hat Is needed is an assur- break through. the wall was necessary to sta­ draws trumps and takes 6ie sponse can embarrauis you. neering, Joined Pioneer in 1964 the number of fires and false Informants said the candl- ahee that the present trend will In the past week, they sigain bilize their manpower and heart finesse in either direc­ CopyilKht ^ 7 as a senior aerodynamiclst and alarms they had this summer. dates would demand that the be reversed so that oim moral plowed under or removed claimed that economic gains tion. If his guess turns out to be General Features Corp. project engineer. Since that time Replies were cut short by a fire government provide crowds as poslUon In Vietnam wUl not be 'WUlilun Brown, left, owner of the Manchester Upholstery Oo., looks on as Thebdore WY>- alarm. graves from a cemetery along since the wall went up have right, he wins the first three he has assumed positions of in­ Stillman Shaw IH large as those which greet CJhlef further eroded,” Kennedy said, the mid-city wall to Improve been enormous. heart tricks and can afford to SCHOOL MEBOEB VOTED creased engineering responsi­ chosld, the plant foreman, works on a custommade sofa. The upholstery firm rscently of State Nguyen Van Thieu and visibility for their border West Berlin observance of the give up one club. If his heart WASHINOTON, Conn. (AP)— bility. As engineering manager, Britain, was bom in Hartford. moved bo the old Goodyear Store on Mlain Si. and now conducts Its business from there. premier Nguyen Cao Ky at t h e ir ------guards. The g^uards number 14,- wall this year will revolve again guess is wrong. South can The school systems of Roxbury, He is a graduate of Glastonbury Brown said the move was ifoiroed by the fact 'that the building In which they were for- Nine Are Killed public appearances, and that all SOO along West Beriin’s 100-mile around the laying of wreaths at eventually discard a club on Bridgewater and Washington Hl|^ School and the Germain meriy located, at Main St. and Charter Oak St., 'will move bo make way for relocated of their appearances be ar­ borders with East Germany. points where fleeing Germans dummy's king of hearts. (The will be merged, voters decided School of Photography in New Rt. 6. (Herald photo by Saterads.) In 2-Car Crash ranged outdoors, not In auditori­ CHAME YOUR According to West Berlin were killed. only fatal play Is to start the Friday in a referendum elec­ York. He has participated in ad­ ums or halls. police statistics, there have hearts by leading the king.) tion. vanced seminars at the East­ are students at Manchester the practice of dentistry in Man­ CORINTH, Miss. (AP) — Thieu is the military candi­ PRESCRIPTION been 63 confirmed deaths alacl0U8 Hall of Mirrors Africal ... was especially enjoyed by all. cream makes ice cream sundae time a FOR VACATION The Hartford National Bank That night we went on a boat and Trust Co., with mid-year happy tima! trip down the River Seine to the deposits of more than $764 Parlsleme illuminations. Later million, is the state's largest MON., AUG. 14 thru SAT., AUG. 26 we went to Les Rieds des Oo- bank and the second largest in chons to eat their famous onion New England, according to a soUp. tabulation published by the REOPEN MON., AUG. 28 ‘‘EYiday, our last day In Par­ “ American Banker.” On the It’s Refreshinfir! is, was a free day in which basis of these deposit figures, many girls went shopping in Hartford National is also the fashionable shops along LaRue 66th largest bank in the United ruMnnr CHECK SUNDAY SHOWTIME de RivoU, to the Marc Chagal KTURQ States. exhibit at the Louvre, and to the KESENTS “ You Cm The Quality Iftipressioniat A^t Museum. tNNMTOIIS noouenoN mm Everette E. Buckland of 463 “ At night we walked up the Keeney St. has been promoted ‘‘A HONEY OF A PIGTORE!’ Champs-Elysee to the Arc de g - m s p i ! to senior underwriter, fidelity Trlomphe to bid our final adieu John COLOR l l w # . division, in the bond department to gay Paris. We took a night COLOR • A PAMMOUNT PICTURE MUls ------' at the home office of Aetna Life It’s Coolinsr! NOW.. .TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS train and arrived the next day A Casualty. Buckleuid Joined the in Adelboden, Switzerland, company in 1948 in the under­ ROUTE 6 and 44A—OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY home of Our Chalet, the Inter­ writing department. national Girl Scout headquar­ John and Bernice Rieg Parkade Branch—Monday through Saturday ters. COMfOWTAHir AIR CONDinONU) Dr. GU D. Boisoneau no. 2, second, sports, cd “ The first day in Adelboden, STANLEY A =s;= Now Manchester’s veteran stock Laura Robb, Ellen Fredrekson, Showing tlon of his office to 349 E. Cen­ car chauffeur scored his second Joanne Dixon and myself WARNER I I C ter St. He had been associated straight 80-lap feature win last (Jeanne (Jrouse) climbed a near­ TIL. 643-7138 ^818 948KIN0 8IRCH 8T. RM9 Cf TH14W4 with Dr. Jean-Louis Hebert to night at the Stafford Speedway. by mountain barefoot to have a snowball fight and wade in a WEEKDAYS l:S0-6:80-9.'90--SAT. ^ SUN. 1:80-4:16-«:S0-9:00 • ROOFING • SIDING • GUTTERS'^ waterfall. As we had rented a chalet there, each morning several girls would walk a mile WINNER OF 6 academy AWARDSTNCLUDING to buy food for the day. Elach WANT THE BEST? ...ASK F6R patrol had to cook the meals and several girls became first Owner of Hhml’s dmlet in Adelboden, Switzerland, where Soouta litayed, provided them ■BIHCHMEIFTIIEYEUI class chefs. Kathy McDermott with a “Christinas'’ Tree tor their ChriEitmas Eve celebration on July 24. AND ■ — unson became our pudding specialist. “Christmas Eve was celebrat­ BEST DIRECTOR-Fred Zinnemann ed on July 24 ■with each girl ex­ Mushko. A Christmaui Tree was rustic town. No cars were al­ There was a large festival that BESTACTOR-Paul Scofield changing handmade presents. provided by the owner of the lowed, the only transportation night because it was the Swiss WaSdron aJ Wapping Htnnai in front o f the only nzacMne o f Sta kind In blianichaiter, SOLD VINYL SINN Rolane Irish was given a paper chalet, and it was decorated being horse-drawn carriages. National Independence Day. BESTSCREENPUY-Robert Bolt a bhMpcint maMiv ntoddne ’Which makes-black and wMte Muepctahai Donald Clarke of Candy Kitchen bowling ball made by Judy with strings of popcorn and can­ "Sunday we tool^. another Many colorful displays'of fire­ BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY (Color) W appiiv recently opeoea ttie Manchoiter Blueprinit and Supifiy Inc. at ^ Hartfortl Rd. Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh DaUy PAINT NO MORE dy. cog rail train to Gomgeratt, a works could be seen and bon­ BEST COSTUME 0ESI6N (Color) and the nmtoitoe is localted there. Gtoike sold a buatoesa Such aa hia was needed In town, OiKXIB AU, THE WAY THROUGH (bnnse From Over 8«0 Varieties “Most of our days in Adel­ high point from which a pan­ fires blazed on each mountain .AnM no eclal significance this true story of the . . . r P' hBISii j^Mttth Ov, conunesnorat^ ^ ^ course of the cen- year, as they wlH, be able to Sat. 6:80-7:16-9:10 various countries. We present­ Suiu 8:00-8:46-6:80 "HELL'S ANGELS azJ lT e ^ t o e de- ^ the YJ^ing Wali. the re- L STEVE PEARL 7:80-9:86 ed a skit on Thanksgi'vlng. A l l ROUTE 6, BOLTON ^ TEL 649-4332 ^ S JTuto Sbylon^. strucUon of Jerusalem and the m a ^ ^ o n of t^w tern — ------“We left Adelboden .early ON WHEELS" 866 B t»i oy “ w afota am alan recited at- Wall Of the ancient Temple. Saturday Mat. 8:00 Saturday moniing to take' a (Color) Itoiffg' , Tbs destruction of t^ A Tishah b’Ov servieV will OPEN DAILY M SUNDAY HI 6:30 P.M. BEACON UGHTNING PROTECTION CO. Beatle Rama cog rail train to Zermatt. From lA lso r 7 . the mad, mad / TWnpIe to the year 70 b y ^ toe evening and morning serv ^ ^ Caady Alao Available For Fund Balslng “Help” and the Jugendherberge, where we I world of the hippies . . v SEASONS 643-531S vnSRRM S T ^ jT w S S S ^ ^ t ly Titoah b’Ov is preceded by Monday at 7:80 p.m. “A Hard Days stayed, we could see the Mat­ "BIOT ON MATS NOT MKNVtO Night” SUNSET STOIP” Fr«.nll.eH»> l.> UOBEIVr B( )l J ' 1HHNI0IUI' terhorn Mountains, which'domi­ RIATO. «CO . OAT. « OIM.^SNI fj ^ ^ nated the entire village. Zer­ Chiidrrn und.-» 12 free! KVtt. 7:00 A t:90 HI GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND •AT.. CVK. MtBNV. P tort. 7A •.•• l|ut In tar TtaM* Of Onnt FUmi "HAWAII” I E 2 E matt was a very quaint and ■\

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Ford, the hawk leader of the Republican party in the House, that of Senator John Connecticut V My Window on the World Area Churches Stennls, the Democratic head of the Sen­ St. Benm ri’a OtannA Weeleyan Methodist Church St Jehn’a l^leeepel OlMMh £tnntiti9 ^traib ate ^parednesa Investigating snboom- The Salvaltaa Army S t Barflwlomew'a ChUrdi By Rev. Clifford O. Simpson Yankee Calvary Chnreh St Benaid’a Ter., BeekvUle Chystal Lake Bd., EUlngton B t 80 near n O riS o A vo., mlttee, and of hla follow members of OBI Mala St Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor (Assemblies at Gad) MANSFIELD OOLUiGE, OX­ w en Impraaaad with the effort R«r. Geerge F. X. BeOly Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor V e n o n , me. that subcommittee who Joined with him Kemwlh Lance Rev. Edward M. LaRese 647 R . H lid le T ^ which Is being made to relate By A .H .O . er la Charge FORD. ENCLAMD — A trim, F a ster Rev. Jamea L. Oraat, Rector in praising the testimony of Admiral Assistant Pastw faith to the life a great city. Rev. Keuneto L. OustafSan attractive miss in bliie, carrying a t Rev. James H. Beyip 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Ulysses S. Grant Sharp, Uhitod States In the couTM of our dhroiil- Paator TUa concern to make reUglon Bev. Antheiiy Knadal Classes for all ages. 8 a.m., Holy Communion. Sunday, 8 a.ra., Prayer •JdaMes at 0:46, 7:46, 0, 10:16 a black bag, emergsd from a Commander in CUef in the Paeifle, who oiing of the Instances in which . Breakfast relevant to Ufa waa alao evi­ 11 a .m .. W orship Service. 9:80 a.m., Mbming Prayer i . tm . and 11:80 a.m. nearby door. Before riie cycled dent in a late conference dta- aiqiarently recommended fiiat we drop fij the 1967 session o t the O enerel . 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 0:45 a.m., Sunday School, 7, 8, 0:15, 10:80, 11:45 a.m. Nursery. and Sermon. ftM lite d Mw$n WftsdDM BnadATt cuaaion with a number te bombs on more targets in Norfii Viet­ Assembly Jumped the state ftw- (Chum tor all ages). Bible classea for all ages. away I aaked her if ahe waa a Maas for summer mohtha. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Monday through Friday, 0 ijiSi bouSok Boat omM 2 St RiMget.diardi pastors from Oxford churches. liim iM tT , OoBB.. u Baoood O U » Hail ward out of file ITtfa century lO p a.m.. Holiness Meeting 11 a.m.. Divine Worriilp. visiting nuraa, "No,” riie re­ 6:30 p.m.. Fast and Prayer. to 11:80 a.m.. Vacation nU e nam . Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor They represented different de- l j into the 20th, we come now to (nu^ry provided). 7 p.m., Family Gospel Serv­ plied, "I am a midwife.” She S t Matthew’s Omreh, Tolland 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. School. It is no answer to the continually ad­ Rev. Rebert J. Keen nomlnatioiia but were the same ____ &4.TVB the solution of a ttokllSh prob­ 6:U p.m.. Open Air Meeting. ice. Hymnsing, gospel music told ua that there are 10 vlriting Rev. J. OUtford CffUn, Pastor Wednesday, 7 p.m., Prayer <• la Adraace justing position of the air power hawks Rev. Dennis R. Hussey Service and Bible study...... m o o lem left banging from the great ’ 6:M p.m., Prayer Meeting. snd song, and BlUe message. mldwivea in . Oxford In addition In their concern to meet human Me«H"g Sandaya in New Church St. Peter’s Epiaoro*! Church in Vietnam to remind them fiiat back in ...... 11.00 reform session ot 1909, whsn, 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Wednesday, 8 p.m., Praise to those at the hospital. need, both Inside and outside of ----- Sand Rm Bd. ______I ...... I Masses at 7, 8, 0:16, 10:80 in the church walls. I960 edien we inaugurated the bombing the headlines said, the county Monday, e p.m.. Junior Song­ and Prayer Service. Hymn­ About 86 per cent of the Masses at 7:80, 8:30, and 10:80 St. Maurice Church, Bolton W apping Oae Math ...... UB the church. 0:16,10:80 and 12:00 One clergyman has started a Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor of North ifietnam, their professional form of government waa alxd- sters. sing and Bible meditation. women in England give birth to a.m . Rev. Jamea A. BIrdsall, Vicar m a n u a l o f ___ in the auditorium. branch of "Samaritana.” Hits 1HB ASSOCIATED PREBB prophets were guaranteeing everybody Ished in Oonnecttcut. 8 p.m ., Friendship Circle. their children with the help of ia a countrywide movement in M asses at 7, 8 :30, 10 and 11:30 H m AaaoelaUd .Praaa ia exatnalraly entiUad that only a few weeks of such bombing It was not really totally abol­ Tuesday, 2 p.m., Home Norfii Mettiedlst Chnrrii a midwife rather than a doctor, Unitarian Meeting House 8 a.m . Holy Oommunlon. to tiM aaa «C TapoBUoatiaB of all a«im dla- St Jiunea’ Chnrdi which volunteers may be called a.iti. palrliaa eradkad to it or aot othenrlM cradtt- League. P arker S t ■he said. She alao mentioned 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford 9 a.m ., Morning Prayer. Nur- would be enough to bring the enemy to ished because no one could ' Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, 866 by phone, day or night to help ad ia thla paaer aad alas the local news pub- 6 p.m;. Corps Cadet Qaases. Rev. Baric R. Ouster, Pastor that many mothera prefer to Rev. Nathaniel D. Laoriat sery. his Imees. Although we have now drop­ dream up the politieal power P astor those who are depreaaed and Union Congregational Church of republlcaHon of q>ecla] die* 6:46 p.m.. Senior-Songsters. have their first baby in the hos­ ol ped more bombs on Vietnam than were which could move the Incum­ Rev. Eugene F. Torpey contemplate aulcide. Oxford, we R ockville patclua aereta' i a f« alao rBaarrad. c 8 p.m.. Senior Band. 0 a.m., Worship Service. pital, hut the majority of them 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Eastmlnster United used in Korea, perhaps even more than bent county sheriffs out of the Rev. John J. O’Brien were told, averages three such Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister The Baiald Prtattos Company lac., aa- Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., Sun- Sermon: "Decisive Momenta: have their other children de­ Nursery and Worship Church Presbyterian FeUowahlp way while their own Jobs were Rev. Vincent J. Plynn calls every three dayi. Rev. Lyman D. Reed, aamea no remonalnlity for typo- were used on Germany in World War . beam s. in Marriage.” Nunery. livered In their own homes. We School. George E. Stye SiAool craphical errora apiwiarlnp to adreitlaementa I eliminated. And because the were atartled to find that mid- Another minister told us about Assistant Minister aad other readtac matter in The ICandieater n , the hawks can always reach for some ( Thursday, 6 p.m., Junior 7:80 p.m., Norfii Methodist Kingston Dr. off Oak St. county sheriffs somehow would Masses at 6, 7, 8, 0, 10:16 wivea atm have an important “Fish,” an ecumenical plan by BreatoB Bcmld. additknal complaint We haven’t bomb­ B and. and 11:80 a.m. Cadre. Vernon Assembly of God Church East Hartford never Just fold up and dlsAp- role in modern England. which every street has someone 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ihn aerrice client of N. E. A. %rvlce, Inc. ed Hanoi and Haiphong. After we had 7 p.m., Open Air Meeting. Northeast School Rev. Gordon B. Bates, pear, and because thfc Republi­ Rivalry la part of student life who may be called in any emer­ Serm on: "S ecu rity <3omes PohUahera BepreaentaUvea — The .J u l ^ 7:80 p.m.. Mid-week Meeting. Church of the Assumption Intersection of Rts. 30 and 31 Mtadater MatheFa Aaency — New York. Chi- bombed them, if that had produced no cans as a matter of polfoy pre­ Gospel Hall here as it is at home. In New gency. Volunteera refer the calla from God.” The Rev. Mr. v » g o , Detroit aad Boaton. ______Vernon change in the sltuatian, we would hear ferred the continuance an Adams St aad Thompson Rd. 4U Center St England we have Harvard and to a center which brings the Mnd Bowman preaching. United Pentecostal Church Rev. Mlchelino Ricci 10 a.m .. Worship, Church HEMBBR AUDIT BUREAU CmCULA- the hawks begin more definite and open anachronism to the creation of Rev. Francis J. MUmlek Yale. Here it is Oxford and of help needed. Another church T10N8.______78 Center S t Paator 10 a .m ., B reakliig bread. runs a Mnd of “halfway house” School. presentation of the idea that we cannot a bright new stronghold of Cambridge. Even in a formal 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. Rockville Methodist Church Satunlay, Auput 12 (Orange Hail) Rev. Ernest J. C oro* 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. for alcohoUcs, where a man may Serm on; Richard Meinzer, expect to knock out North Vietnam so Democratic bureaucracy, ses­ lecture one profeaaol referred 11 a.m., Worship Service. 142 G rove St. Robert Baker, Pastor 7 p.m., Goiqiel meeting. stay as long as four months. preaching. long as there is sanctuary or source of sion after session went by with­ to Cambridge as “ that place in 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. Rev. Willard E. ConkUn, Paator Masses at 7, 8, 8:15, 10:80 Tuesday, 8 p:m., Prayer meet­ the fens,” rather than calling it From what we have learned, we help in neighboring countries, such as out seeing the proper sequel to 10 a.m„ Sunday School. ing and Bible reading. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer and 11:45 a.m. by name. Within Oxford the col­ feel hopeful about the future of St. Francis of Assisi Offices For Sale Laos, Cambodia, or China. the supposed aboUttoo of .file 11 a.m .. W orship Service. ------/ Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Street and Bible Study. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. 673 Ellington B d „ leges alao compete. It la custom­ the church In England. county form of government— 7 p.m.', BvsngelisUc Service. meeting on Main St. Sermon: "True Strength.” South Windsor What made the teatUmmial dinner The hawks simply do not accept the Soulh MeSiediat Ghnroh a ry to 'Write in chalk on the Never haa a town owed so the establishment of a state De­ Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Bible A very St. Nursery. Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, flven for Oongreaaman *nuMldeus J. possibility that air power cannot win. Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D J>. hoary and sacred walla the re­ much to one man as Stretford partment of Correcttcoa to uni­ ' atudy and Worship. Christian Reformed Church Monday, 7:16 p.m.. Prayer P astor Diilakl of Buffalo a $11,000 aucceaa waa To every argument which says fiiat P astor Community Baptist Church sults of the “ bumping” that one owes to Shakespeare. On fy and modernise the state’s 661 A very St. and discussion time. Rev. John E. Rlkteraltls, every application of air power to date Bev. Bldmid W. D roee 585 E. Center St crew does to Its opponent In the another “day off we Joined the the fact that varloua indlvlduala and or- handling of its Criminal Zlen Evangelical South Windsor Assistant Pastor Press Units Removed from Herald Aaaoointe Pastor Bev. Walter H. Loomis, river races. ^ thronga on their pilgrimage to ganlsatlonB who looked to him for the has not produced the result fiiey prom­ guests. Lutheran Clinroh R ev. James A. Bonnema, United Methodist Church Bev. Gary S. Osrnell BOnlater Here at Mansfield, which waa Ann Hathaway's cottage, Wil­ right kind of talking and voting on the ised, they retort that air power has not One o t five units of the old pram of The Herald, ia being papers. *Ihe Herald Had been using these preabea since 1961, •The 1967 session found the (Mlaooari Synod) M inister Rt. 44A, Bolton Masses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:15 Aasoolate Pnstwr 9:80 a.m., Morning Worship. founded to train Congregational liam’s birthplace and the church House Poet Office and Civil Service yet been used as they would like to see hoiated onto a cartage truck to r a trip to KanimB City. A l­ Walter Ferguson, oo-pubBsher said. Recently, new presses, R ev. Hugh A . OlUla and 11:30 a.m. way toward such actloa sudden­ C o^ r and High Sta. The Rev. Frederick R. Bruce, mlnlaters. It la peculiar to find where he Is burled. t e r arriving there aad being reconditioned, part of the old photo offset, were Installed at The Herald pleuit on BLaselt 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for M inister Committee worked hard buying and it used. ly eased. Bev. Walter L. Abel, 0 and 10:46 a.m Worriilp fitost preacher.- Sermon: “A a bottled wine with the college We dined at the Shakespeare preea machinery will go to Lawton, Ohfeu, end part to N«w- St. (Herald photo by Saternls.). all ages. Vernon Methodist Chnreh selling tlcketa to the dinner. H iIb presents a perhaps limitless cy­ The Republicans, hopelessly Interim Paator Service. Folk Ms Special Big Little Man.” Children in label on It. The steward showed Theatre overlooking the Avon, oaaUe, Ind., where the unlta wiH roll agahi to produce news­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 9 a.m.. Worship Service R t 80 One of the organizations thus Involved cle of argument. The more air power 1s outnumbered In both bouses of Service for Racial Reconcilia­ Nursery through Grade 4 will me the 'wlne cellar the other day. and saw “Corlolanus,” which 8:45 a.m., Divine Worship Nursery. conducted by Dr. Howard Rev, Morton A. Magee was called the "Associated TUrd-Class used and the more it falls to produce its the Legislature, could no hmg- tion. The Rev. Mr. Dupee, meet In the Children’s Build­ Down Into the baaement we happened to be the same play conducted by the Rev. William 7:30 p.m., Evening Service. Lockward. Dr. A. Elmer Dis- predicted result, the more it should be er find advant^e ate sense In conducting. Nursery to r ba­ ing. went. He unlocked a door on we had seen there eight years Mall Users’* which Is, oC course, vsijr Thursday, 10 a.m., Women’s kan of Manchester will speak 0:80 a.m.. Worship Service wheel will spin at ISO rpm, keep­ trying to hold the Democrats H. Wilkens of Coventry. bies and two and three-year- which was written "Ladles Toi­ ago. much Interested In gaining perpetual used. And those who refuse to follow Bible study, nursery provided. and show slides of his recent and child care. Story hour for ■Wonders of the Universe- ing the spacecraft aixla at right A Thought .for Today back from leglalaUmi which had olds at 10:46. Churrii of Christ let,” In large letters. We then It is impossible for the ama­ continuation of the favored treatment this formula are accused of being re­ experiences while serving on children. angles to the orbltail plane. Sponsored by the Manchestei to be on the side of the angels Center Congregational Church Tuesday, 0 a.m.. Men’s Lydall and Vernon Sta. walked through several under­ teur photographer to resist the It gets from Congress in having the tax­ sponsible for the needless deployment First Evangelical Lutheran the S.S. Hope. This stability madees a w ide Council of Churohes in principle. And the Demo­ United Chordi at Christ Adidt study class. Eugene Brewer, Minister ground passages to a door mark­ picturesque river with its multi­ payers subsidise the “Junk mail” type of and death of additional American New Weather Satellite ramge of sensors possible. Many crats, with their clear control 11 Center St ed “Danger, Electricity, Keep tude of swans. We took pictures Church ot Rockville advertising. troops. No one seems able to win fids of swans gilding in long curving Rev. Richard E. Bertram, Jehovah’s Witnesses Summer’s for Moving m ore related experim ents cam Tailor-Made Ooda of the state’s purse strings, ap­ Bev. Cliltord O. Simpson, Chnrrii ef the Nasnrene 0:45 a.m., Bible Classes. Away.” Behind this door was lines, of swans being fed by P astor Kingdom Hall And file Letter Carriers Union also kind of argument, any more than any­ be carried out in the future. Jeremiah 2:27 plied to the county sheriffs file M inister 886 Main St 10:45 a.m., Worahlp. Ser­ the wine cellar! NEW YORK — Before World body seems capable of winning in ^fiet- To Provide Better Data The new spacecraft will weigh same healing salve they were Bev. Kennetfa W. Steete, Coventry Cathedral la cele­ eager children, of swans.... Hartford Tpke. pitched in and helped sell tickets for the So Americans will be shamed Bev. Robert J. Shoff, Pastor mon: “Our Criais Culture.” 9 a.m., Sunday School. War n, apartment leases ex­ 625 pounds, which meams It cam Aasoeinte Mliilster brating Ita fifth aiuilv^rsary. and swans! The next evening Rook'vllle Dulskl testimonial. nam . when its priests and prophets. so willing to apply to every­ 0 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: 10.30 a.m.. The Service. pired In October. Most moving be launched by am uprated ver­ Our lectures were omitted one we went to the ballet and saw Congressman DulsU took the $11,000 One thing ia certain. Our air power By DR. L M. LEVITT, space. The Applied Physics Lab­ Its statesm en amd scientists, body else they set out to “re­ Mias Antoinette Bierce, 9:80 a.m., Sunday School. “Divine Memorials.” waa done in that month since sion of the Delta rocket now Director of Christian Educafion day ao that we could all go to .... “Swan Lake.” Unfortu- 9 a.m.. Public talk "Your does hold Norfii \fietnam helpless and at The Fels Piaaetariiim oratory of Johns Hopkins Uni­ say to the atom bomb: form ” In the 1067 session. As Classes for all age groups. Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., hfid city realdenU were mainly proceeds from this dinner and put It used to laimch the TTROS or 'Visit it. Hie warden of the tiately, we did not have our Our Savior Lutheran Church Faith How Far does It Reach” its mercy as no air power has ever held Of the Franklin Instttnto versity is providing a solar pro­ “You are my father,” with the probate Judges, the 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. week Service. apartment dwellers. Now two- in his personal bank account, instead of ESSA satellites. The orbit will 9:80 a.m.. Union Services “Chapel of Unity” there Is a cameras with us. 239 Graham R oad, Wapping •by R. Ballard, Watchtower RTfiiin two years a new ad­ ton monitor to measure the in­ or to a stock certificate, state’s attorneys, and as they Message by the pastor, "God thirds of U. S. families own their treating It as campaign contributions. an enemy before. But that leaves still be a circular, near-polar, sun- with Second Oongregafional Congregational minister, the What a contrast after an idyl­ Rev, Walter L. Abel, Pastor Society representative. vanced meteorological satellite flux of protons from the solair "You gave me birth.” almost did with the Circuit Is My Landlord.” Nursery and homes, and the big moving It Is ^tparently for this treatment of unanswered and debatable the question synchronous one which permits Church at Center Church. The only freechurchman on the staff lic day at Stratford to read of 10 a.m .. Study o f July 15 will orbit the earth to provide wind amd to provide data on But from their foxholes they (toiirt prosecutors, they in­ Children’s Church. montha are June and August, the money, as a personal gift, that Con­ of whether, with such power at our dis­ scamning of almost the entire Rev. Felix M. Davis, pastor of Town Asks Bids of an Anglican cathedral. the race riots in Newark and De­ 8:80 a.m., Early Worship. Issue of Watchtower “Festiv­ prediefing sOIar_ activity. c r y : creased the state’s dollar gen­ 6 p.m., Junior Fellowship, when achool ia out. posal, our failure to grasp victory from more weather data, tt will send earth In the 24-hour period. The Second Church, preacher. Ser­ The warden told us something troit. A young Negro mlnlater 10 a.m.. Late Worship. als of Praise to Jehovah and gressman Dulskl apologised siien, the “ A rise amd saye u s !” erosity. Hie county sheriffs Teen and Young Adult Fellow­ out more information than any Marked Difference orbltad adtitude w ill be about 865 On Guard Rails of the history of Coventry Cathe­ is attending our conference. He Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid­ The Three Annul National other day, the story was made public. its use reflects the actual Impossibility And from the fadlout shelters were pacified, while the bill mon: “Where Are We Now?” ship. two prevloua weather satellites: The new satellite will differ m iles ^ t h a period o f 113 m in­ dral, ita symbolism and its waa aaked to lead a discussion week Worship. Conventions,” page 481. “I took the money,” he told the Wall of victory from such means in such a where they crouch, they that had to invade their old The new satellite, called TTROS- matrkedly from any launched in utes. ^ Is meams the satellite 7 p.m., Evangelistic Serv­ Hie town Is advertising for a ministry. Hie word "coven­ on this terrible problem and ex­ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., group sltuathm, or our own refusal to use our p le a d : ^ bailiwicks and eliminate part of First Church ef Christ Street Journal. “At the time I dunight, M, will operate with three dual the past. It will not have the will make 12.76 orbits per day. ice. MesMge by the pastor, quantity of steel railings and trate,” he said, was coined to pressed hla views with convic­ Bolton Congregatloiial Church dlacuaston in the Bible aid power to its ultimate ferocity and de- "Remember, God, this isn’t 4. MnlanUot it was honorable. I probably made a camera systems to provide dal­ conventlonad hat-box shape of Meteorologlcad satellites are their old work was being pass­ “The Way of the Ungodly.” posts to be Installed at curves describe a concentrated and ob­ tion. He Is convinced that a radi­ Bev. J. Stanton Conover, “Life Everlasting In Freedom strucUvenm. ly worldwide observation of the TIROS. It will be a rectan­ blast shelter!” ed, by liaviiig their salaries in­ 447 N . M ain S t Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Pray­ M tnlster mistake. But on my father’s grave I becoming more reliable, more W here are you r taUtor-maide and high embankments, for literating bombing such as Cov­ cal and Immediate federal pro­ of the Sons of God.” ihy weather. If successful, two gular box measuring 48 Inches creased . er, praiae and Bible study. gram la necessary to reach the swear I’ve done nothing wrong. I have sophisticated amd longer lived. gods then? 11 a .m ., Sunday Church entry suffered during the last P/\\ r \NAX more operattonal satellites will' by 40 inches by 40 Inches. Three This was a session which was safeguarding vehicles traveling basic economic trouble under­ 10 a.m .. W orship B ervlce. not been swayed. And remember, I Despite the fact that more data The Thoughts For The Day w ar. First Congregational Church be launched during the follow­ solar pamels will unfold from willing to pay heavily for Its re­ Service. Sunday School, and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church on those portions of town roads. lying it. Hie misery and hope- Sermon: “Let Us Compare”. wasn’t chairman then. If file pei^e will be transmitted from the ad- are taken from “The Prophets N ursery. The ruins of the old cathedral ot Vernon f Could We Be A CiHiimoawealth? ing year for the Environmental it, each measuring S6 Inches by form. It didn’t care how much Cfanreh aad Park Sta. The bids will be opened Aug. have been preserved beside the lesanesa of the Negro, he said, Clharlea Church, laym an, w ill tfect me again I promise I’ll never let vamced TTROS-M, the over-adl on Main Street,” by J. Elliott “Soul” Is the subject of the Bev. John A. Lacey, Science Services Administra­ 63 inches. When deployed fo r cost of the program will be cut it fattened the pockets of pub­ Rev. George F. Nestrand, 28 at 11 a.m . in the Municlped magnificent new structure as a is exploding in helpless fury be­ preach. anybody throw me another dinner.” B y a ta lly o f 42S,000 to an,000 the vot­ (Corbett. lesson-sermon; the Griden Mliilster tion (ES8A). operation, the solar pamels will by nearly one-third. This is one lic servants so long as it estab­ R ector Building. symbol of death and resurrec­ cause of the lack of progress ^ both fto m are ers of Puerto Rico have once again ex­ C. Ronald Wilson, Text, from 1 Chronicles, 22: 18 Rev. Betsy F. Heed, Congressman DulsU has recelTsd The reason for the new h ave a wlngpspam o f m ore tham of those rare occurences in lished some fine reform prin­ Bev. James W. Bottoms, tion. The “Chapel of Unity,” made despite promises. He Bt. G eorge’ s Eplaoopal Chnroh pressed tfaemselTes in favor of retaining '* Associate Minister 10: “Is not the Lord your The items out for bid consist Mlnistor ot Ohrietian Education some kind of support from House Speak- TIROS-M satellites Is am eco­ 14 te et. The solar cells on these space technology where costs cip le. Bev, Stephen M. Price of 1,600 linear feet of steel both in design and ministry, is urged us to "Prary for under- B t 44 A, Bolton k O P M O Y M Y their present status as a commonwealth Second Ckmgregatlonad God with you? and hath he not Ms John M. McCormack, who has nomic one. Engineers believe. p a m ^ w ill provide 200 to 400 are reduced by. providing a In fills instance, what the Bev. Ronald E. Baldeman beam , 120 steel posts and 40 symbolic of the oneness of the standing and for knowledge of Rev. Dooglas E. Thetmer, VIoar Church given you rest on eveiy side? 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship qioken as follows: “Mr. DulsU has said instead of seeking that of the Slst state that considerable money can be ’ ' watts of power. The precise better product. state gets is the chance for an steel ends, plus a quantity of church. God's will In this situation.” ------mondofl . . .now set your heart and with Rev. Mr. Lacey, preach­ in the Union. Advocates of a fiiird possi­ saved amd the skies m ade less amount of energy available de­ (Ck>rp.T-M,1967 G en.F ea.C orp.) entirely new, modernised, and 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. bolts and nuts. There is also a "Chapel of In­ Our Mansfield conference ia 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. he has done nothing wrong. I believe your soul to seek the Lord ing. ble policy for the Island—independence crowded using the new satel­ pends on the aspect of the enlightened system ot dealing 10 B.m., Mhrnlng Prayer. Under bid specifications, the dustry,” and two chaplains of drawing to a close and tomorrow 10:15 a.m.. Morning Pray­ Mr. DulsU. He is an honorable and you r G od.” from the United States — advised their lite. Abraham Schnapf, Manag­ panels with respect to the sun. ESCAPEE FINALLY CAUGHT Nursery for pre-schori chil­ prices quoted will be In force Induatiy who work with the we leave Oxford for another er. trustworthy gentleman and a highly re­ Events in with those of its citizens who Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testi­ er of the TTROS Program for This points up amother adl-im- dren In the Williams Building. until June 30, 1968. city’s factories and shops. We week In London. . supporters to boycott Sunday’s referen­ BRIDGEPORT (AP) — NQguel are in need — the department mony meeting. spected legislator.” RCA, says that the lulvanced portant feature. The TTROS-M Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Price. Wapping Commnnjty Chnrdi dum . Vairgam, 24, is back in Jadl after title Itself says so—not of pun­ Hie Reading Room is locat­ But the main comment which seems capabiUtles of TTROS-M wiU will be eamth-orlehted — the Capital W ednesday, 10 a.m .. H oly Congtegattenal The basic reasoning behind file vote the four years of freedom which ishment, or Justice, but “cor­ e d at 740 M ain St. and the to follow the disclosure about Congress­ permit one spacecraft to ac­ camieram w ill alw ays point to­ followed his escape from a rection .” Communion. Area Weather BlotV tO ItBJ Bid Rev. Boy B. Hutdieon, Mlnlater is believed to be economic. As a Oom- quire m ore Inform ation tham public Is welcome Monday A Reminder! man DidsU’s dinner is that made by ward the earth. Therefore, the Circuit Court cell here. Once more, the running philo­ 7 p.m., Daily, Evening Pray­ monwealth, Puerto Rico has more ad­ two satellites of the present Tl- NBA Expels Reporter through Saturday, except­ WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— W orship both the Hartford Courant and the New satellite will have to turn or V argas w as arrested F riday In sophical quarrel between cen­ er. Church Is (gien daily for 6 and 0:80 a.m.. vantages snd fewer responslbllittea than roa Operattonal Satellite (TOS) WASHINGTON (AP) — The ing legal holidays, from 11 ■Hie best weafiieil’ of the week­ the R ev. York Times In their editorial discusslan spin once on its aixis am it moves New York City on a robbery turies applies. We who might prayer. Export-Import Financing Service. Sermon it might have in the status of a state. It configuration. Since we au% now National Rifle Association has a.m. to 8 p.m.; Thursday eve­ end will be over the northern Grover E. Criswell, "W e Who of the case that there ought to be a around the eairUi on ce. S tablli-, charge. Checking his record, like to aspire to be truly in the OPEN SUN. canduefing up to four launches ning, 7 to 9. and western portions of Mew receives federal aid, but pays no fed­ zatlon will be accomplished by police discovered he warn wamted expelled the Dayton Journal- Concordia Lothenui dmreh clear definition of proper congressional a year to auunire uninterrupted 20th salute this handsome Illu­ England the U.S. Weather eral taxes. It la not inside the United using a spinning flywheel at one in Bridgeport to face a theft Herald reporter who successful­ 40 Pitkin Bt. Denied for Red Auto Plant ethics. global coverage, TTROS-M will sion of advance and progress, Bt. John’s Pirilsh National Bureau reports. It will be partly First Congregatioual Ohnrdi States, economically speaking, so far as end of the spacecraft. The fly­ charge ly used the name of a convicted Bev. Joseph E. Boorret, Pastor WASHINGTON (AP) — The on its loans, guaranteea and in­ This is getting to be a standard com­ mean a saving of two space­ in which, believe it or not, peo­ Catholic Church sunny over that area today and 8:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m. murderer on his NRA applica­ Senate, dealing a sharp blow to surance permitted to be out­ UnMed dmreh at Christ ment for all instances in which an wage scales and tax Incentives to in­ cra ft amd tw o launches amnuad- ple In prison will actually be al­ Rev. Walter A. Hyesko Sunday; unfortunately the south­ tion card. 0 a.m.. Holy Communion, President Johnson’s bid for ex­ standing at any one time from Audover fdatoring a foB line of m nli^ dustry are concerned, but it ia not out­ lowed to go out Into the outside P aster east portion will have consider- elected public servant la discovered tak­ ly- The NRA said Friday it had Church School and Nursery. panding U.S.-Oommunlst bloc $9 to $1$.6 bUIlon. It alao would Bev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., Groceries—Prodace—Meato—Daliy Products side the United States when it comes to Six Sensors world and hold Jobs. We who aMe cloudinesa, with a chance ing money, by one route or another, revoked the membership of 10:80 a.m.. The Service. Nur­ trade, has voted to ban use of boost the bank’s authority to is­ Paator being able to Import United States The new satellite will use six Tales of Connecticut think. In the 17th century vein, Masses at 8:80 and 10:80 a.m. of some light rain In the Cape from individuals and organisations and Richard Zimmerman, who it sery for amall children. Export-Import Bank financing sue export credit insurance and goods free of tariff. The Oommonwealth sensors which will Include two charged with employing the that the way to deal with evil Cod area. 10 a.m., Mbrnlng Worahlp. businesaes which want one or another Trinity Covenant Church Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Holy for a Soviet auto plant. guarantees from $2 to $8.6 bll- status seems to combine maximum op­ Advanced '\fidicon Camera Sys­ “trite trick” of using the name is to punish it, not to coddle It, Every time cocS air baa Uon. Service to he conducted by kind of service and performance from Haokmataok Bt near Keeney St Communion. Voice vote adoption of this portunity and special favoritism for pri­ tems (AVeS), two Automatic Cleo Vernon Keaton In applying will be walfing to see what moved Into New England thla Donald Richards and Robert MANCHESTER ban Friday along with earlier The Senate Banking Commit­ the public servant Picture Tramsmlsslon (APT) crimes are committed during vate enterprise with some degree of wel­ Deep Roots for membership. summer the weather situation acceptance of another prohibit­ Richards, laymen. Coffee It is getting to be a boring and super­ 0:80 a.m.. Morning Wor­ Emanuel Lutheran Church tee also wrote Into it .two provi­ caunera system s amd tw o two- Keaton was convicted nearly such leniency of treatment haa become complicated. This Hour In Social Room, after rilllK l/l/i’A / 7 fare statism for the average population ship Service. MaJ. Kenneth Ohnrdi and Chestnut Sto. ing Export-Import Bank financ­ sions designed to dampen some fluous comment . channel Scanning Radiometers By Wesley Gryk Jr. two years ago for the murder- B ut the 1967 G eneral A ssem ­ time the cold front became ing of exports'^ to countries service. —a combination forbidden in any sys­ Lance, oold When You Got Home— of all — a testimonial to his own death penalty may have pushed farther weU known in New Ehigland ing to tell ^ 6 filto can Join the zattons are summoned to duty bit, covering the entire earth Yet, even his spiritual growth tor Willow Grove Counseling Bank for five years. Opponents of Mundt’s amend­ BIBLE CHURCH h ypocrisy. into the future the eventual solution to hiaKory. After puMtoathm of NRA and then buy handguns when someone at Police Head­ Baaio to oth«r questions re­ tA Wlsconaln BvangeUeal Then Try each day. The pictures from the. warn hindered by his ever­ Hiat action sent the measure ment contended it wouldn’t the law that is not a law. The cohclu- this maSteiplece, good fortune through mail order advertising quarters accidently touches the garding baptism is that of pur- Center. LuthenMi Bmod Such offenders do not need any after AVeS cameras will be stored present bad iuck. At the age of poaeT^ewa vary from the eac- to the House, where Democratic block construction of the Soviet sions of such a study, one way or the seemed to be with him; he was in the NRA’s ‘American Rifle­ switch that controls ^ warn­ Bi-Weekly Wond^Swvloee the offense adoption of aTormal code of on recorders aboard the space­ twelve, Jonathan enrolled at ramental concept (the very act 7:00 PJd. Evening Worship Service. leaden have predicted It will auto plant but Instead would RAYS Gook-Them-YoarMlf HZZAS other, might Just tip the balance of sen­ appointed presldant of Prince- man’ and have importunity to ing signals. , Begtoatog Angiiet 80 ethics which spells out precisely and craft for subsequent traimsmis- Yaile, hoping to build a strong Itself brings salvation to the re- encounter further difficulties. guarantee that Fiat would pur­ timent and either get, the law repealed tm College. He died within buy government surplus ord­ M onday: Snadaye 1 T M . W.71 H ak. TlMiii—Y would be to DATE: AUGUST 14tb cies, reported prevtouriy only . V.11I keep if that way. ,We hope their versity of Wisconsin will be used cesafiiUy In Northaunpton, Mas­ il^le Jonathan himself ment processes under which more State Police to the ,area, Phone: 64^2617 blast the enemy quickly into subnus- After A Brief Introdnction On The off the coaqts of Mexico, Cen- H give-and-take will pr^uce, before an­ U. iuu£!.su''e *he earth’ s heat sachusetts. His narnie becaune mlgM Hava twen unfoitunate, much of the U.S. atomic energy tower the speed limit and erect iC s slon. tral A m eri^ northsin South ~ other year, a one-way-or-the-ofiier offi­ balance — the an.^ ;!’ of solar the symbol of a great religion the human race is ceriainly work is done under ABC oon- barrlsra farther away , to let Bihle ChuMag, 9:46. ajn. A Film nnd lU k On Skjr Diving Win Fellow EXTRA SPECIALS! ALL DAY ; t This has, in the past few days, ueen cial policy on capital punishment. — energy alworbed by the earth awaficenlng iii' New En$^auid, lucky tio have iiad such a pro- tracto with private organiaa- drivers know of the road oon- Wpnhi^ 10:46 aju., America and the Galapagos Is- tbs position of Congressman Reruid SPRiNOFIELD UNION amd the amount reflected into which stressed the horrible hell duoUve ancestor la Its ranks. tions. dtttons. 6:00 pan. I P A < » s a MANCHESTER EVENING HfJRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1967 M ANCHESte EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1967 PAG B SBTVBN /■ THE Herald Angle Big Win for Cards Baxter Good By ST. LOUIS (AP) — "If Stan Landes on Thiesday. "X was “Dame Cinco.’’ Cepeda riiook we didn’t win tonight, our using a 37-otmce bat because I his hand. "It means ‘give me EARL YOST banks would have been to felt so strong after being out,’’ five’,’’ Cepeda laughed. Ib^wteBditor USINESS I^ERVICES JI^IRECTORY the wall,” Orlando Cepeda the B aby Bull, w ho at 30 no Nelson Briles, who won his On Fairways I longer is ,a baby, said. "This said, histead Cepeda put seventh game, was laughing ' Lupien Hit at Clinic was a big, big game because too. AKRON, Ohio (AP)—^Rex Baxter Jr. has coped ad­ the San Francisco Giants’ San Francisco has been playing "Now the pressure Is back on mirably with the lengthy fairways of the Firestone Central Connecticut backs to the wall. great ball lately.’’ the Giants,’’ Briles said. "If Statjh College this week was Tony Lupien The fo r m e r At least he put left fielder Jim Country Club for two days, but the real test was to Cepeda’s sixth-lnnlng homer they could have knocked us off dome today when he was placed in the same threesome M ^hest^ High athlete who w elt o n T o b ^ b a l ^ W Hart’s back to the waU with a scored Roger Maris and made CAMPING H IG H GRADE tonight the momentum could with Arnold Palmer and Jack NickTaus. at Haryaro and then in the major leagues with several massive home run that gave the pitcher Gaylord Perry, 8-14, a have gone the other way. I CAR LEASINC St. Louis Cardinals a 2-1 victory That’s Baxter's reward tor ------EQUIPMENT dubs, includmg the Boston Red Sox, handled the four-time loser to the Cardinals mean you can have downward putting together two subpar PRINTING baU portion of the clinic, rated uuuuiea m e oaae- Friday night and 8H-game lead this year. Perry’s record momentum too. We had to and Nlcklaus, but the galleries Tents, Cote, Sleeping Bags, in the National League. nNmds in the $100,000 American which Palmer and Nlcklaus On 1 or 2 Job and Commerdal the best ever by many coaches, dropped to 8-14, check them right now. Golf Classic which winds up Air Mattresses, Stoves, Printing m ore m ore Cepeda was back In the line­ After the g;ame Julian Javi­ "This was my best game,’’ command. Then, too, the 31- up after a two-day susi>en8ion Sunday. year-old Texan, who has won Lanterns Lupe, who just completed his er’s six-year-old son, Jullano Briles went on. "And it came at Baxter shot a two-under-par YEAR P U N Prompt and Efficient for a run-in with plate umpire only one tournam ent In his 10 MANCHESTER 11th season as head baseball Jose, ran up to Cepeda and said, just the right time.’’ 68' Friday sdter .an opening Printing Of AH Kinds coach at Dartmouth, with a years as a professional will be First In Manchester. New SURPLUS SALES CO. round 66 tor a 184 total to take a caught in the middle of Pal-' cars, full maintenance, fully championship Ivy Leapie team, two-strike lead over Jack Mc­ 169 N. MAIN ST. resides in Norwich, Vt, Juit Three-Month Famine Ends RA.T IssCMuCB mer's desire to play faat and Insured to rednce your prob­ Community Press Gowan, the only other player In Nicklaus's deliberate game. at Depot Square across the Connecticut River 9 East Middle Tpke. the tournament 'with successive lems and worries. For full Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. from the college campus. Be­ under subpar rounds over the 7,- Nlcklaus and Nichols both Information, call J. FARR — 648-7111 Telephone 643*5727 sides handling the dianmnd liegion Nine 180-yaurd layout 'with a par o f 36- shot 69s Friday whUe Henning nine, he also coaches freshman Lolich Breaks Spell 86—70. bounced in with a brilliant 66, Paul Dodge Pontiac basketball, but this will be the M cGowan shot a 67 .Friday tor one stroke over the course INC. CUSTOM MADE final season. Opens Play a 186 total whUe P alm er scram ­ record shared by Palmer, Don MANCHESTER The former first baseman’s bled to a 67 and a 187 total. Fairfield and Bob Roeburg. S7S M A IN srm F E T R IC K ’S CANVAS AWNINGS And Wins Sixth Start main line of business is in Nlcklaus, South African AI Hen­ Gardner Dickinson, Kermlt Phone 649-S881 In Tourney MEMORIAL CO. SHELL stocks and investments, which NEW YORK (AP)—'It took Mickey Lolich just five National League ning and Bobby Nichols Were Zarley and Bert Yancey were at We Urce You To Support he reported, were doing very weeks to win his first five gnmes but aihiost three W. L. P et. O.B. Averagmg better than one bimehed at 139 and were the even par o f 140 and still In posl- Hie Lutz Junior Museum Opposite East Cemetery w ell. strikeout per inning, Ray La- only other players under par tion to charge the lead, while SERVICE months to snare the sixth. ------St. Louis 69 44 .611 — During his three-day stay at Lolich, a 14-game winner tor the Twins Including the seventh Chicago 62 54 .634 8H Gaoe iwlH cairy the hopes of ■■ holes. ______Doug Sanders, Ken Still, (Chuck Quality Memorials 663 CENTER STREET the coUege he 'visited his broth­ Courtney and Lebron Harris Detroit last year, finally ended inning tie-breaker as Minnesota Atlanta 58 51 .632 9 Manchester’s American LiCgion Baxter, who was heading for MECHANIC ON DUTY er Frank li) Manchester. San Fran. 60 53 .531 9 baaebatn teem thle afternoon in a course record before stum- were another stroke back at 141. Over SO Years’ Elxperience Get Camping Equipment Here '* * * a 10-game personal losing the White Sox. A & A AT ALL HOURS streak Friday night when he Oliva’s second nm-scoring Cincinnati 60 54 .526 9H the first State Touniament test bllng on a pair of double bogeys, The field was chopped to the Call 649-5807 Camping trips are more pop­ warm and comfortable, and to Off the Cuff pitched a five-hitter and beat single ot the night delivered Zoi- PhUa’phla 56 62 .519 10% in Waterbury. LsGuce has berii bourtced back with a birdie on low 70 professionals and ties Starters, Generators, Friday with such notables as PUMP SERVICE ular than ever, for today entire find out just how, stop in at Baltimore 6-2. lo Versallea with the winning Pittsburgh 54 67 .486 14 named by Coach Charlie Oralf No. 17 and a par on No. 18 to A. AIMETTI, Prop. Carburetors, If Bill Moore, director of ath­ Fairfield, Lionel Hebert, Mason Water Systems and Pumps families go on camping vaca­ Manchester Surplus Sales Co. 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Fairbanks Morse takes out all of the hardships be accomplished. s Door Canopies In their doubleheader with the A’S-SENATORS— Friday’s Results eix of nine regular season de fitting off McGowan, Palmer ing this year, one thing must takes to paint, and because it er would like to know who is recenUy 'when 28 members of from your trip. Your headquar­ Coleman cook stoves, lan­ # Storm Doors Orioles. Baltimore took the Mike Hershberger dell'vered Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1 oisions but came on fsst and be taken into consideration and dries so quickly, small midges among the college ranks. Bill the team took pcul in a golf ServlM On PARKADE ters for all camping equipment terns, ovens, stands, ice MANCHESTER s Combination Windows opener 6-1. 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League, first place Chicago bases-Ioaded single in the 10th Atlanta 6, Houston 5, 16 in­ Winners of Zone Four, with choose ’Towaine Paints from not stop in at Paul’s Paint Sup­ plus pubUctet Don Clerkln and shot an 80 at the Innis Arden CaU Hartford will find every item imaginable They also carry Coleman Tel^hone 649*3091 dropped a 8-2 decision to Min- inning. A single by Danny Cater nings a 16-3 wdn-loss reooid, the Manchester’s Most Modem Paul’s Paint Supply, 646 Main ply and see the charts of ’Try- S sa fo o tL chief custodian Frank Marietta, Golf Club In the tournament St. Louis 2, San Francisco 1 to make your camping vacation parts and offer repair service. Established 1949 nesota, Kansas Cfity trimmed nnd walks to Ken Harrelson and locals hope to make their Mu­ Sales 5 2 :»-»9 9 3 s-'rv'c. Barber Shop with Excellent flex and let Mr. Misseri ex­ handled every little detail, the that produced $6,000 toward a huge success. Manchester Surplus Sales St., for this is a worid famous Washington 8-2 in 10 Innings, Tim Talton had filled the bases Today’s Games nicipal Stadium drimt a suc­ Grid Cards Looking plain just why this is a superior latest cUnlc of the CIAC, the the some. $2 million NFL dubs 6-Chalr Service! has a coihplete line of tents paint manufactured by the CHOICE VARIETY New York swept a doubleheader against Joe Coleman before Pittsburgh (Fryman 1-4) at cessful one against the down First of all, no camping trip paint? ConnecUcut High School annudly raise for charity . . . OPEN 8 AJVI. to 6 P.M . that can be set up in minutes West Paint Co. They manufac­ K.M Upholstery from Cleveland 6-8 and 4-1 and Hershberger connected. New York (Koonce 2-2) staters. is fun if you do not rest well, For Inside painting, there is Coaches' Assn, and the host col­ (Closed Mondays) ture many kinds of paints, in­ Qualify Tucker Frederlckson of the California shut out Boston 1-0. • * * Los Angeles (Regan 4-7) at Play is scheduled to start at When it's time to and to insure this get one of the featuring the latest dry finish Silky, manufactured also by the and Ivl Shop lege, has to go down as a top- For New Quarterback cluding the new and very fine PRE-UPHOLSTERING New York Giants showed Coach * * • Y A N K S-IN D IA N 8- Cincinnati (Pappas 11-7), night approximately 4 o’clock. MANCHESTER famous Hirsch-Weis White Stag materials with exterior alum­ West Paint Co. They could not grade production. The writers line of latex paints. Should you Seafood A1 Sherman end 8,000 fans at OUOLES-TIOllBS— The Ytinkees got complete San Francisco (Gibbon 5-2) at SHOPPING PARKADE sleeping bags. Manchester Sur­ inum frames. 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In other in and talk -with Pa'ul Misseri, and Antlqiws KaUne and WllUe Horton and a and Mel StotUemyre, 11-10, to Philadelphia (Boozer 4-1) at MOVE PHONE 649-6850 for every occasion, every indi­ just like silk, and as it is a latex TEL. 649-9937 plained when the barbecue was (669 yards rushing), particu­ (Chicago (Niekro 6-5) S^e* Johnson, the question is, wHl the Arm y want to keep the owner of Paul’s Paint Sup­ bases-Ioaded single by Jim sweep the Indians. vidual and for each and every words, a tent for every use paint, of course it dies in a • store Stools and Booths held in the spacious, beautiful, ply. Mr. Misseri has had many • Custom Furniture larly on a strong fl've-yard Northnip produced three runs Charlie Smith homered in the Houston (Wilson 8-8 and Cuel­ Zone Five game fiimday night camping need. Most have every and occasion. matter of minutes. 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Stottlemyre nursed a night 6434»S3 zip together; 100’ ’ zippers that tent is a dining canopy. ’This ience ahead of you. Never have best ever . . . Central will again LoUch. loser at 1 p.m. *®'*u*T /I"!! Winner said, "Is that when he RUG CLEANING lems that you might encounter. M aterials ‘TVisk looked fine. He took off Birooks Robinson drove in two 1-0 lead pro'vided by Bill Robin Sunday’s Games N o lineup changes are duty, "was ^ I had allow jrpu to open the bags for can be attached to the house you had a paint that goes on so host the 1968 clinic, the dates reports to Ft. 8111 (Okla.) on COM PAN Y or to your tent. It is free ’The proper size brush is im­ Texaco Sfafion FREE ESTIMATES into a pack of people and he runs and Tom Phoebus pitched son's fifth Inning homer imtll Pittsburgh at New York, 2 planned, Graff said. rejected- . so. often .. In . the Aug. 22, he’ll take another phys- MANCHESTER complete airing, there are easily, so evenly and its wonder­ Lower Level of the Parkade being Aug. 6, 7. 8 . . . Many portant, the right paint for the blocked real well. ^ don’t think 61-8 hitless innings as the Ori- doubles by Mickey Mantle and Philadelphia at (Chicago, 2 Thle 'Will be Manchester’s Army ical examination. But the Army 15 HANNAWAY ST. storm flaps to insure warmth, standing with five aluminum fully smooth texture is a sheer 049-6324 nice comments were heard suriace to be painted is another, 381 Main Strtet you'll find him getting any Los Angeles at (Cincinnati first venture Into the State required annually.’’ canopies for protection and dou­ poles to support the canopy, joy. You do not need to be an about East Catholic High's Don oles took the fiirst game. Luis Smith gave him a comfortable Inducted him on toe basla of his Phone 643-0012 and what should be done before heavier work than he did in the San Francisco St. Louis M OVINB AND ble air mattress pockets. The and the center pole telescopes expert to use Silky. Mr. Misseri Bums’ part In the clinic. Tues­ Apariclo ignited two Baltimore cushion In the ninth, Tournament since 1962 and the Johnson haa been deferred i^st physical, and that was after starting to paint — these and Phone 643-9149 scrimmage." Houston at Atii regular sleeping bags are a so that you can set it over a 'Will tell you what size brushes day he spoke on Half-Court lallies with doubles, scoring Downing struck out 12 and first for Graff, ■who produced a twice because of jibyslcBl prob- the knee operation; so I don’t many other items must be con­ * , , American League TBUCKING CO. roomy 36” x 81” ; king size table. They are simple and you need for the work you are Hydramatlc Transmission Pressure Defense and then on once on Brooks Robinson’s sac- allowed eight hits Including two wtaner In hls first season as lems. Ho was deferred in 1966 think there’s a very good 3-D A Y sidered if you are to have a W. L . P et. G.B. sleeping bags 42” x 84” lor easy to erect —it can be done going to do and you -will see for R epairing GLASS Pre-Season Workouts, End of the Line ^ rifice fly and another time on a homers by Don Demeter, head coaoh. because of a shoulder s^;>ara- chance of our getting Charlie C hicago 61 48 .560 — SERVICE in just 15 minutes —and, best paint job that will turn out to yourself that you can turn out • For Auto Windshields * • * double by the third baseman. * • • tion which required surgery. In riaack this year.’’ those who need or desire more All Work Guaranteed M innesota 60 60 .545 of all, can be moved from your satisfaction. Proper prep­ a professional looking job. • For Store Fronts and Some drastic measures should Frank Robinson lost a home ANGEL8-RED SOX— 1% 1966 he was deferred because of In any cose. Winner figures to — A lso — room. Heavy cotton exterior Texaco Lubrication Service all sizes of windows Short Punts Boston 60 51 .541 2 shells especially constructed for place to place as you wish and aration is the answer, and by Damp, muggy weather will not be taken to avoid forfelU. There run when he passed Russ Sny- Jim McGlothlin hurled a a football injury to hls knaa. go wHh second year, qiiarter- FURNITURE CLEIANINO inquiring from an expert before We Give Green Stamps s For Table IVqw were sevei^al this week In both D etroit 60 52 .586 2% Second Straight ■-'(ID; • long durability with a filling of the dimensions are 12’ x 12’ . mean days of waiting for the Defensive tackle Roger der on the bEuse paths, the sec- three-hitter for his sixth shutout Tha knee required surgery, and back Jim Hart from Southern starting to paint will help you the Alumni Junior Baseball C alifornia 60 68 .681 8 It was after that operation that Illinois University. Hart, was a your choice: Dacron 88 and Du­ Of course everyone knows paint to dry when you use Silky. OPEN 8 AM . to 6 P.M. Grow n c t the Detroit Lions is ond time that has happened in of the season and outduelled that Manchester Surplus Sales measurably. You will find Mr. „ League and the Rec Summer W ash’n. 66 68 .491 7% Win for Bergin, Johnson took his latest physical, free-agent ptckiv last year, Pont’s ’Thermofill with mois­ It comes in flat and semi-gloss SATURDAY 8 AM.-NOON under 300 poiuids for the first Detroit this season. A similar Boston’s Lee Stange. is the place to shop when look­ Misseri is always glad to con­ Basketball League, plus one in Jimmie Hall scored the only Cleveland 63 61 .465 10% Charley Rfinner, coaoh of the Winner wasn’t optimistic about ture. control are among the and you ■will love the many time In seven yean. ‘Tm going boner cost Minnesota’s Tony ing for bicycles. They have ev­ sult and advise you, and if you TOURAINE the recent Town Little League run of the game In the fourth Baltim ore 60 61 .450 12 Riverside Runs National Football Loogua club, a trade and did not think toe IMOMB M ______more popular and desirable colors shown on the chart or to try to get down to 286, I’ve Oliva a homer on April 21. eiBOORATB WIXM ery kind of a bike that you need assistance in choosing col­ J. A. WHITE Baseball Tournament. The town * * * when he singled, moved to third New Y ork 49 61 .445 12% fillings. ’Two, three, four, five you may ask to have a par­ got to for my knees’ sake," he New Haven’s BUI Greco doesn’t hold out any hope for olub would be helped much if a could wish for for both boys ors that will harmonize and complies with requests to organ­ TWLNS-WHITE SOX— on Don Mlncher’s hit and came Kansas City 50 64 .439 18% and six-pound sleeping bags are ticular shade blended for you. says. Last season. Brown played plays toe role of favorite for Johnson to be rejected when he quartarback was avaUable. and girls. They come in a va­ blend properly, he is the man to PAINTS GLASS CO. ise leagues and by mld-ssason Oliva drove in two runs for across on a wild pitch. Friday’s Results Sherwin-Williams in stock and all bags are dry- It has no strong odor, paint in at about 310 and last winter toe 150-lap Maggiacomo Trophy ^ ————— riety of styles and sizes from talk -with. 81 BIssell S t—TeL 649-7822 some of the participants lose New Y ork 5-4, C leveland 8-1 cleanable and designed for the morning and settle your bad to undergo eurgery because SUPER the classic sports model to For outside paint jobs, cfibose FOR BEST RESULTS Interest and forfeits result.. Baltim ore 5-2, D etroit 1-6 years of service. room that night! his ,'weight was Uterally crush­ ZL Red Sox Bow on W M Pitch the deluxe models with many T’ru-fiex, the outside latex Ryflex is a rubber base flat C3iannel SO will carry S3 Amer­ Kansas C ity 8, W ashington 2, Fall camping trips are fun ing his knees. . . Charlie Har­ 10 Innings Greco, driver of the popular KEM-TONE styles to choose from. paint sold at Paul’s Paint Sup­ paint for interior work which ican Football League games this wal especially when you can keep per, who Hkely will be the No. Pink Panther, has strong back­ [If i ; ' [ : i»AtN 1 For those who are ready to ply. This psdnt has proved to season starting Sept. 3. M innesota 8, C hicago 2 also dries in a matter of min­ PAUL'S TURNPIKE Stanky Gets Tired ing for two reasons. He’s toe graduate to their first two­ be most satisfactory and stands C alifornia 1, Boston .0 utes. ’There are 16 basic shades PAINT SUPPLY wlnnlngest driver at Agawam Hard Luck Losses SHERWIN WILLIAMS wheeler, there are several up yell under our varied weath­ to choose from and you can Today’s Games TEXACO this season and among hls suc­ Bring Your Clothes, fnodels of 20” bikes, converti­ er conditions. First of sdl, there achieve practically any shade 645 MAIN STREET Shaw Saved Day for Mets Boston (BeU 7-9) at (Califor­ 981 MAIN STREET cesses have been the two pre­ ble for boys or girls, equipj>ed you -wish by blending the basic nia (Hamilton r-2), night TEL. 643-6636 Gowns, Suedes, Drapes, is no -waiting for the house to Tel. 649*0300 Open 24 Hours A Day Answering Critics vious 160-lap grinds. with training' wheels and all dry off—something most dif­ shades. Wipe up spills with a Washington (Ortega 9-6) at Bedspreads, Slip Covers Kansas City (Odom 8-4) twi­ Now Regular Habit set up to ride- ficult this summer. You can damp cloth and rinse your roller Firestone Tires The New Haven veteran, MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAX^i (AP)—Eddie Stanky ob­ light For Quality Cleaning Do you favor English bikes? start painting just 30 minutes or brush in water! Quality Line Products W inner in Relief Job viously is getting tired of answering critics who say Chicago (Peters 12-6) at Min­ Looking for a place for Many like these lightweight after the rain stops. Once you have the house Ostrinsky To The Tool Equipment Gen. Repairers License his American League leading Chicago White Sox play nesota (Kaat 8-11) four feature races at Riverside OftlifonflR city $ if -th© Boston Red Sox ^en t c&T^uI bikes with their speed and ’Tru-Flex covers so well, it freshly painted, how about rent­ that Special Affair? uninteresting baseball. 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It is easy to use vdth a poker face Friday nlgM but the hom e‘ run. (Cleveland (O’Domfiiue 6-4), since has been handed an In- ing a regular habit for toe Red fourth. Singles by Jimmie Hull s Gatherings Where you get low prices if it is, this can be applied al­ Danny Frisella 20 minutes before the California Air ^ ter Minnesota ifipped C hlca^ I ^ RA6S, IRON carries a complete line of ac­ most immediately. Naturally, and your rugs will look like new. AP Sunday’s Games definite suspension so won’t be Sox out here, and Friday night ijon Mincher put runners • Group Meetings and a 10% Bonus Card National Guard did, but Don Shaw’s pre-induction cele­ 3-2 to move past Boston into f j , Boston at California in action tonight. was no exception. This time on first and third with nobody of every description cessories such as speedom­ eters, front or side baskets, bration saved the day for the New York Mets. s e c o ^ place, 1% games behind good to win that Washington at Kansas City Other winners of feature mod- they dropped a 1-0 decision to out. Stange bore down to strike SCRAP METAL We have &e "Know-How" . . . To Save With! EQUIPMEMT Frisella had to catch a {d o n e ------headlights, horns, kick stands, DON WILLIS Chicago at Minnesota Ifled stock car races were Bob- toe Angels when Lee. Stange un- out Roger Repos and get Wood- to please yon! at 11:80 Friday night In order to Philadelphia edged Chicago 2-1. **'*T^*** ifi flrest game of a series," Ermer tires and tubes. Also tricycles, Tax Relief Applications 936 CENTER STREET f added. "You can’t say how Im- Baltimore at Detroit by Bard and Ed Patnode of corked a wUd pitch to permit Held on a popup. Then just and PAPER attend a guard meeting near his Church Comers Inn riding cars, pedal cars and MANCHESTER gam e?” Stanky asked ’’Then ^ant It Is, except If you don’t New York at Cleveland Westfield, Lou Carangelo of the game’s only score. when he appeared out of trou- GARAGE home in Son Mateo. Allowing METS-PIRATES— 7S1 PAIUKEa ST. 860 Main St., East Hartford tractors. Do stop in and look 649-2062 why don t you report that? I’ve ^be first one you have to Wolcott, Chariie Brayton of The loss coupled with Minne- ble he threw a curve ball too TM. 64S-81S5 or 648-6879 STEVENSON’S Far Elderly Ready Oct, 1 tor a quick change and speedy Frisella not only pitched well. Phone 289-4359 around, you will be sure to 18 Main St., Tel. 649*4531 cominented so much about tots bust yOurseU to win the next Bristol, Danny GaluUo of Wa- sota’s victory over Chicago jow. It broke Into thedirt and trip to the airport, the Mets he also drove in one nm and ballclub, and not been quoted, ,, terbury, Jap Mbrnbrino of West dropped toe Red Sox to third danced away from catcher El- find just what you want at Applications for tax relief for spouse, an applicant’s joint total figured h«'d have to leave the scored another. Dennis Ribant, this store. Specializing In th ^ I don’t care what you re- The Twins won on Tony OU- Haven, Don Flynn of Rfindsor place but left them still only gton Howard as Hall raced ESSO the elderly property owners will income may not surpass $5,000. mound at Shea Stadium no later ex-Met was the loser. Manny B U Y , SELL port anymore You write what- run.gcoring single Looks, TV>m Vinlng of Spring- two games behind In toe pen- home. be available in the Manchester Eligible applicants will be AUTOMOTIVE than 10:18. Mota set up one Pittsburgh run ever you want.” - •» o TRADE 405 MAIN ST. BRAKE SERVICE in the seventh inning, breaking field, Buddy Krebe of MSnehes- nant chase. The loss was a heartbreaker, PONTIAC Coins assessor’s office between Oct. permitted to apply for the ex­ Hie Pirates speeded up the and scored the other. TEL. 649-5533 Twins manager Cal Ermer, a 2-2 tie. ZoUo Versalles’ ter, Jerry Humlston of Hazard- Stange turned In another In but more w less par for the AND s Layaway Plan Radio Today 1 and Jan. 16, Town Assessor emption and the tax freeze in timetable a iMt, however, and • * * Front End Alignment happy to have won the first streaked home with the winning vllle and Skip Stone of West hls recent succession of fine course for the Red Sox In what s One of the largest kiven- WDBO—1360 P. Joseph Murphy said yester^ the year they qualify. SUPPLIES when they got ffielr second run DODGEBS-REDS— * Tune-Ups ,, 1; game of this 'vital three-game run after singling and stealing Springflelto . pitching performances, but had seems to have become their tmles in New XMgland 00 Hike HUlsrd day. Tax income lost by the towns off Frisella at 9:66, Shaw came Jim Brewer gave up tour hits TEMPEST 4 00 Ix > i» Jcim W ade General Repair Work weekend series, answered Stan- second as White Sox catcher Stones triumph In toe 76-lap hls usual misfortune of running jinx park of 1967. 8 : 00 £H ^ Robinson Murphy stressed the Oct. 1 will be refunded by the state. in the seven innings he pitched • Supplies and Accessories * Engine Cleaning PLUS in to mop up In the 3-2 Mets’ event last week was his first into an enemy hurler who was Early In the season Jim Lon- l:i00 News, Shrn O ff date and has asked eligible per­ and Jim Lefebvre had three hits ky’s question about excitement. J.C. Martin dropped a pitch. „ WBGH—« l t victory. sliiM gratoiaUng from toe eiton sharper. torg dropped a similar game In SALES and SERVICE CONNECTICUT * Minor Repairs 1 00 M eiinee sons not to apply until then. MACHINE SHOP 8haiw leaves tor six months of *>*4 scored twice tor the Dodg- 4: 30 Hartford HlghUghts Boston right-hander even more dramatic fashion, VALLEY COIN CO. * Stam ps 7:-OO News The Connecticut tax commis­ Police Discuss SERVICE DUPONT’S aettve duty with the Army Re- Johnson hit a two-run PAUL DODGE 7: SO aaslight sioner’s office has estimated serve on Sunday and made vdiat homer, his sixth. In the sixth ^® ®®“ on> save up carrying a one-hitter Into the 97 Center St., Manchester. 12: NASC^ Sportsman Mtoffi- only four hlte In seven innings ninth Inning and then w ild 00 Quiet Hours that approximately 940 Man­ might be hls last appearance a inning- 648-6296 2 00 Sign Off More Protection Stop ’n Co Don Schollander Surprises f l ^ Stock C m ®^P®t« tn the before leaving for a pinch hit- pitching home the winning run. PONTIAC, INC. w nc—laea chester property owners will be good one, keeping the Pirates Dally 10 AM . to 6 PJVL 1 :00 News O ^ p lon ^ p Sim- ter. But California ace Jim Me- Another loss the Red Sox won’t eligible for the tax relief. MANCHESTER from scmlng and striking out BBAVES-ASTBOS— Thurs. and F ri. till 9 PJVl. 1 15 Home Ilecorator Of Riot Firemen Atlantic Servloe da^ night at 7 o clock at toe olothlln allowed just three hits soon forget came oh their last 878 Main SL—TeL 649-8881 WATKINS-WEST 1 30 Honttiar Substitute Senate Bill 1608, two In the ninth. Joe Torre’s 17th homer ended With Fifth Place Finish Monday—Closed 6 00 News, Weather 6 passed by the 1967 Legislature, HARTFORD (AP) — Methods AUTO PARTS Prop: "Rudy" DuPMit In other National League ac­ the marathon In Atlanta, the CHICACK) (A P ) — Don Schol- Other finals today in toe new -Ill " *** chalked up trip out here when George FUNERAL 20 Strictly Sports hU lOto victory In 14 decisions pitched home toe winning run. 6 30 Honiiior authorizes a $1,000 yearly as­ of protecting firemen during tion, St Louia shaded San Fran- longest game in the stadium’s UnUer, at 18 a tour-gold medal 600-meter Rehm pool In subur­ U 00 News 270 BROAD ST. 128 East Center Street history. Felipe Alou’s pinch “ •* and hls sixth shutout of the sea- ninth inning homer only to have SERVICE U 15 Sports F inal sessment exemption for proper­ riots will be discussed here clsoo 2-1, Loe Angeles blanked w inner in the 1964 O lym pics, set ban Oak Park, described by 11 30 Other Side of Day ty owners .65 or over and freez­ Wednesday at. a meeting Plioiie: 649*6977 fanrinn^H g-O, Atlanta downed homer In the ISth gave Atlanta Spitz as slow, with backwash. the Angels raUy for two runs In Dube Tool Co. W POP—141# NOTICE out today to prove he's not over *ted Sox never really their half and a 4-3 victory. ORMAND J. WEST 1 00 Woody Stow es their yearly tax as of the planned for the police eind fire Featuring a complete line of Houston 6-6 In 16 Innings and a second chance which Torre Include toe 200-meter breast­ Drill Jig Bushings 6 toe hiU at 31 as toe National I? threatened as McGlothlin walk- Over-all the Red Sox are now Steel and Carbide :00 Lee "Babl” Simms Show year their applications are ap­ chiefs of Connecticut’s eight Atlantic Products plus cashed in on 'when he hit one off stroke, 100 backstroke, 8-m eter D irector WINF—u se proved. • W e wlU close S at. a t 1 PJVl. General Automotive toe who s who of famous gd only 2-5 at Anaheim this year Special Reamers 1;00 News largest cities. Bariy Latman. AAU Outdoor Swimming and diving and 800-meter freestyle chaffeurs on the East Coast. 1 for the summer. R epairing ' ■ * • * didn't allow a runner to ad- despite toe fact that they have Decimal Sizes From :10 8 p ^ Up Hartford To qualify for the $1,000 as­ ’The conference, called Friday Diving Oiampirnishlpe move relay. All the regulars will be on 142 E. CENTER ST. 2tOO Barry F uber JdBDtTOBOK yance past first base in winning outscored tiie Angels 22-1? In .080 thru JMM) in Steps o f .001 3 :% Speak Up IHutford sessment exemption and for the by State Police Commissioner PHILS-CUBS- into their second session. Spitz, bre$ztztroker Ken Manchester’s Jade I>reea the other must be 65 years of scribe the difficulties his fire­ Painting—^Decorating ing to a fifth place fli^h in Fri­ Arts., were seeking double vic­ Open Tonight Borite Boring Bars—Carbide 8:16 Up Hartford R|g money — exOManaiit victory in 10 gam es. Jim Sun­ 9 age or over; he or she must men encountered during that — seouKy. Be an m c I* day's 400 meter freestyle race. tories. HARTFORD (AP) — New IV«n 1 Jn Style, Ehgmmem Also Representing Other ;00 COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL ning won his 13th game, stop­ Softball Playoffs 9 ;40 S p ^ Up_____ Hartftmd have owned the house for a city’s upheaval last month. dant or ^varta inveatt* Steve (jharlton of Southern coach Ken Carptneter of toe And Comfort By Quality Manufacturers GUNLIFFE U :3 0 Barry_____ Farber ping the Cubs Ml seven hits emd Hlckcox won toe 300 back- least five' years before the ap­ ffaitor. Oar flieolabad, ex* C alifornia, w inner o f toe 400- Charter Oaks football team will 6 John, E ast H artford — 280-6469 12 :00 News Mulcahy said he hopes the Interior—*Exteiior— Color Consultiiut Strrioe striking out nine batters. stroke Friday and Merten re­ T o Start Monday J CADULAG imOUSINB 12 15 Sign O ff plication; and total comhihed group can work out a plan to penaaa paid, no aslUnz. meter gold medal In toe recent peated as champion in toe 100 be back with his former Charles­ WEDDINOS 4 SKCIAL OCCASIONI MOTOR SALES income from all sources must Complete Insurance Coverage Avemg* $dJ4 on hour, have police and firemen function Pan-Americaut games, swam breaststroke. , ton Rockets team tonight in REOISTUATION 12 BILLION POUNDS FROZEN meet maximum limits. fuM or poct^Oma. 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DICKSON & SON last week upsetting Oriando and more than 12 billion pounds of come may not surpass $3,000. Another already-eclipsed cur­ with the Spruce .Tavern, Rec A played by state police in fight­ day, JSaa 14. another former coach, Perry REASONABLE PRICES food annually. If married and living with TeL 649*0920—Manchester, Coon. rent world record was shattered Sports Viewing L eague ■winners, fa c in g Can*, a ing large fires which require the Moes, hopes to do it again RT. 88—VERNON, CONN. Friday by 17-year-oId Mark tone OU, secon d place flniahera 2 FOR BOYS, AGES 10 to 13 aid of firemen from neighboring, SATPBOlAY against Carpenter in today's Just Above the TralBo Spits, of Santa d a n , Calif, rriio in the Dusty League, a t. 6 v communities. Iffi* (89) Bauer Deaby dmtinental League contest. C ircle looms larger and larger os toe Sam Fernandez, All-League o’cloric at Charter Oak. 0 Attending the meeting will be S:16 (••) \m to tkrx n . THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Don Schollander of toe Olym­ linebacker last year under Car­ TXiesday at 8 at Charter Oak, a WUIBaHaliABp1M7.1l TEOU 648-0016 fire and police officials from Toiims pics In Mexico dty. penter, is now directing toe O mreb Lioague champion Cen* ? PLYWOOD CENTER Hartford, New Haven, Bridge­ ) . I \ ► 6ffi» ( 8) Boea at tta Weak Spits retained hls 100-meter Charleston squad, which In­ ter Congo will play Lenox w AT THE port, Waterbury, Stamford, ( S) WUa WarU id fM M m Hw Jib. . . MIMM jw l 6W r M Di Pool butterfly title In 66.7, surpassing cludes All-American qiurter- PhoniMGy while at the eame 0 Lapp Plaza Norwalk, Danbury and Middle- flpOTta M il for it . . Is ooion to m U i a n y ^ l Have • toe current worid mark of 57.0 (IS) BawUag back Ron Miller at Wisconsin. time at Mt. Nebo, the Savings A quMtioo OS cotorl, . . what to smT . . . how to do HI Route 83, Vernon town. ( GHARTCR OAK HELD - 1 - 8 PJL held by Argentina’s Luis Nicho- • m (19) Lafa Oa to tlK> For toe Oaks, quarterback BaCnk of Manchester, secc^d In ^ MIX M far ai«art help M yosr aasl aaiatisi j 875*4304 lao but slower than toe 66.8 John Torok has exhibited some the Church League, will play 2 Spitz already has swum twice controlled passing during work­ Monday night’s iwlnner. Lenox v 868 BURNSIDE AVE. Jordan Dam Finished 7ffi9 (U ) Wreetlliig Boys Must Bs IT'S this year. - tffi* ( 8) flparta Special outs in Hartford. A heavy front plooed second in the Rec. loop. ^ EAST HARtTFORD Sjfits adso holds the pending INTCQ AMMAN, JORDAN — Work SUMDifiY line is expected to give him Wednesday night, the winner a SEZ flERE w orld m ark o f 2:06.4 in toe 200- 2 8 9 4 3 3 3 has been completed on a 168.6- 206 (29) Tawkeaa vA In- good protection. of the Congo*LenoK gome wlU V Accompanifid By A Parsnt 728 MAIN MANCHESTER—PHONE 649*4501 meter butterfly Wblch he was to P ow er and H and To

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MANCHESTER EVENINGHERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1967 PA G E N IN E *&i THERE OU6HTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H t i p H d p MobMs HofiMs 6 ^ 3 5 3 5 ^(MfcuMriT? (Tiki oomi$ with mamec 8 u t the 0 ME€ called " / M I h O U R CLASSIFIED 1864 SHASTA travel trailer, HI TAuuen STENOORAPHER —Tranaerip- QUALIFIBD public health au- UKR " /w o r O T V ''O R " A fd B U k t T " _ # V B V »rm nm w m n • wrwimcu nvi/ ■ nrmA aMlla wllllns r».ma,Wa»a nna«il«» ttl 16’ long, sleepe 6, modem ARE REAPER TUAH HEL9EV tlonist. Good sklUa, wiUing to perviaor. Immediate opening in convenlencea. 648^)147 a fter 4. JUMnMG ALL NIGHT CIPNOTU»tG£li^ learn MT-ST operation, Man­ 6-nurse agency. B.S. or mas­ chester office, 87H hoims. Call ter’s degree and 2 years ex­ ADVERTISING M otorayclcs' M rs. K elly, 648-6861. perience in public health re­ l i e y d M 11 quired. For application and in­ CLASSIFIED i^y^T IS lN G DEPT. HOURS DENTAIi Assistant—full or terview contact the Manches-. 8 AJE. to S PJl. TA3£AHA— MEW dealeraUp. part-time chalrslde assistant. ter Public Health Nursiiir Salea and aervioe at Seymour Experience preferred but not Assn., 66 E. Center St., Man­ necessary. Write Box O Man­ COPY CL^gpiG poR CLASSIFIED ADVT Auto, 681 M ain SL. M anches­ chester. 648-6888. ter. chester Herald stating qualifi­ 5 PJli. DAY BlSX>BE PUBUGATION * cations and references. SALESLADY for bake shop. Ap­ Deadline for Saturday u d Monday to 6 pjn. *>1*^. 1866 HONDA—C 8 480, muat aeU ply in person Em’s Bake Shop, immediately. Excellent condi­ MANCHESTER’S oldest and Trl-Clty Shopping Plasa, Ver­ tion. Any reasonable otter ac­ largest stationers has opening non. PLEASE READ YOUR AD cepted. C all 648-8620, between for salesperson in office sta­ C laoj^ « «WMt Adt- an taki «vor^ ntenn .. n 8 a.m.-2:S0 p.m. tionery department. Sales ex­ BEGINNING September 1 we oouventenoo. into adverttoer alMHild road ^ K ”5ra»r perience preferred, 37^ hour will need part-time waitress DAT IT APFBABS and BBPQ ^ week, paid holidays, other ben­ and nursery help. Apply in ^ «• "epontoWe 1862. XLCH, very good condi- efits. Apply Mr. Harrison, person, manager, Brunswick tion. Can 648-4678. mornings or by appointment, Parkade Lanes, Parkade 648-6341. H arrison’ s Stationers, not leneen the value of the adverttoemeot 1866 HONDA Super 80. good Shopping Center, Manches­ by “make good" InaerUoik not bo eoneeted 848 Main St., Manchester. condition. Owner leaving for ter aervice. CaU 648-0645. CAPABLE person to work in 643-2711 HONDA—806 Super Hawk, ex- TOYS & GIFTS Inventory control posting and 875-3136 ceUent condition, $400, or beat pricing for industrial supply (Botkvine, Tbn Inrae) otter. CaU 648-7818. PARTY PLAN firm, modem East Hartford location, salary and fringe Demonstrate the newest, benefits. Call 288-8281 fo r ap­ most complete line of toys 1867 HONDA—806 Super Hawk pointment. Traiib^ Rtaching Our AdYerUier? with helm et. CaU 648-4866. and gifts for Chiistmaus' Highest Commissions! No H-Hour Answering Sonrice 1866 L A lffiR E T T A m otor scoot­ Investment! Generous Bo­ er, 160cc, exceUent condition. B u I M in v — Floor Finishing 24 Schools and Classos 33 nus Plan for Deeders and DELICATESSEN Hostesses. Call or write Free to Herald Readers In service, m ust sell. CaU 648- 1 4 8860. ContraetliiQ FLOOR SANDRIG and reflnlah- "Santa’s Parties!” Avon, CLERKS Want InfOrmatton on one of our otoaalfled adverttoementaT CARPENTRY—concrete work Ing (specialising in older Conn. 06001. Telephone 673- 1864 VESPA G .L. — exceUent EARN BIG PAY No answer at the tel^hooe Uated? aimpiy ^ anything from ceUar to roof, floors), cleaning, waxing 3466, Evenings 677-2013. condition, low mUeage. Lug­ Part-time position to work inside and out, no substitute floors. Painting. Papeihanging. Train as a tractor trailer gage rack, spare tire, wind­ for quality work, satisfaction No Job too amaU. John Ver- driver. Train on all makes EDWARDS shield, original coat $660, fo r 9 a.m . -1 p.m . or 6 p.m . - 9 guarante ed, competitive faUle, 648-6760. and models, aU type trans­ BABYSITTER — 6% days sale reasonable. CaU 648-4280. prices. No Job too smaU. DAD missions, full-time or part- for 1% year old boy. Phone p.m . $1.82 per hour to start. ANSWERINB SERVICE time. Train on hard top HONDA — CB480, exceUent C arpentry, days 643-1804, eve­ Bonds— S tock s 647-8838 after 6. 2 and half mUe race track. condition. Asking, nings 648-8880. $760. Cali M o i t g a g o s 2 7 Train with the best. Call 875-2519 643-0866 after 5. APPLY ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar­ SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ 627-6416. leave your message. Tou’D hear from our adverttoer 1066 HONDA — 160 Super ages, rec rooms, bathrooms limited funds available ior sec­ PART-TIME MOTT’S in Jig ttme wlthoat spending aU evening at the Sport, excellent condition, tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ ond mortgages, payments to ment work, cellar floors, pat- S H O P -R IT E 3,000 miles. One owner. Ask­ suit your budget. Expedient Halp W ofitud— COMPTOMETER ing $426. 648-6486. otB, ro o fin s. OaU L ron Cete- aervice. J. D. R ealty, 648-6128. SUPERMARKET Antom obilos For Scdo 4 synaM, BuUder. 648-4281. F u m cria 3 5 OPERATORS HERALD 1864 FORD convertible, V8, Business Soivleos QUALITY Carpentry—Rooms, Buslnosf O pportunity 28 RN—PART-tlme, nurses aide 687 East Middle Tpke. Openings for experienced standard shift, $860. CaU 648- O f f o r a d 1 3 dormers, porches, baaements, fuU or part; cleaning girl, part- M anchester 8408. PROFTTABLE business, 8 table tim e. Laurel M anor, 649-4619. comptometer operators to retlnUhed, cablnete, bidlt-ins, pool room, busy season about BOX LETTERS LAVOIE BROTHERS-gcneral formica, aluminum, vinyl, work evenings 6 p.m. to 10 1866 GTO, BLACK with burgun­ woric, cleaning and mowing, to start. CaU 649-2236, evenings. HAIRDRESSER—with or with­ p.m., five nights per week. dy Interior, new tires and steel, ceramo siding WUUam out experience. Top salary, F or Y our landscaping, driveways, tree Robbina Carpentry Service. MANCHESTER — Pac k a g e Must be sklUed in all phases WOMEN, DO YOU need extra shocks, excellent condition, conditions and hours. 643-6266 of comptometer work. Inter-*-** money to help chUdren thru service. Completely Insured. 648-8446. store suitable for husband and Inform atkm $1,800. CaU 648-6880, after 8 a. or 648-8880. ested, even if no recent ex­ CaU 742-7648, anytim e. wife operation. Bel Air Real coUege? Pleasant, profitable m . perience. ExceUent wages part-time employment serving THE HERALD wlU not HOMES, OARAGES, porches, E state, 648-8882. WAITRESS — FULL-time, day SHARPENING Service -8awa. rec rooms, room additions, and working conditions. Ap­ AVON customers near home dtockMC th e id e n ^ y o f , 1968 CHEVROLET Impala Su­ shift, apply in person Jane Al- knives, axes, shears, skates, ply wUI do it. And AVON’S terrific any qdverttoer using box per Sport, excellent condi­ kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ Schools and Classos 33 den Restaurant, Vernon Cir­ rotary blades. Quick servlca. new Christmas Gift line makes letters. Readers answer* tion, best offer. CaU 742-7170, eral repair work. E’lnancing cle, Vernon. C apitol Equipm ent Oo. 88 Main earnings of $600 possible this Ing blind box ads who after 6. available. No down payment. desire to protect their 8t„ Manchester Hours daily E conom y BuUders, In c. 648- COUNTER women for 7 p.m. fall. No experience needed. 7:80-8, niuraday 7:80-8, Satur­ Only HRST identity can follow this 6168. to midnight shift. Please ap­ CaU 2894022 for appointment. proced u re: day 7:80-4. 648-7868. p ly Master Donut, 286 W. M id­ HOLMES AND BURNS Wncloao your repl STEPS. SIDEWAUCS, stone Tractor School dle T^ike. N ATION AL box in an enveli AUTO SALES walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ Roofini and addressed to tlw races. AU concrete repairs. COUNTER MAN fled Manager, Manchester NO MONEY DOWN Reasonably priced. 64S-0S61. Chimnays 16-A In Hartford SEARS NEEDS HELP STORES, Ine. Evening Heridd, together ROOFING - flpaclaUslng re­ Earn up to 8250. p er week. Part-time, AU day Satur­ with s memo listing the { ’62 Olds F86 $8. W eekly ATTICS, CELLARS and yards Park A Oakland Aves. A FuU or part-time students pairing roots of all kinds, new AppUcations are now being day and Friday Night. companlee you do MOT Wagon, automatic power cleaned, trash hauled to the welcomed during the sum­ East Hartford want to see your letter. steering. dump. Reasonable. CaU 643- roofs, gutter work, chlmneyi considered for salesladies in Apply In person at mer and faU months. School our fashion departments. Your letter wlU be de-1 ’ 61 F ord 16. W eekly 5819 or 1-684*4624. cleaned and repaired, 30 3raars’ experience. Free estimates. licensed by State of Conn., Here’s a fine opportunity atroyed If the advertiser 2-door hardtop, automatic Dept, of Motor Vehicles. COUNTER GIRLS for 6 a.m. MEATOWN to one you’ve mentioned. I ATTICS, cellars cleaned, rub- CaU Howley 643-6361, 644- tor aggressive individuals power steering. Guaranteed placement as­ to 12 noon shift, 24 days, ex­ MlSVi SUror Lane If not it wUl be handled btoh removed from backyard 8333. looking for a aoUd future in sistance upon graduation. ceUent for community college Boat Hartford, Ooan. in the usual manner. ’ 68 Com et Wagon $8. W eekly and lawns maintained. Reason­ the world’s largest general Autom atic. ROOFING—Repair of roofs. The Don’t delay, call American students. Please apply Mister able, 648-1868. merchandising organisation. Donut, 286 W . M iddle Tpke. ’ 61 Plym outh $6. W eekly best in gutters and conductors. ’Tractor TraUer. LAWN MOWING aervice, light Repair of chimneys, too. Call L o s t CHid F o u n d 4-door, automatic, power Check Sears Uberal em­ steering, trucking, odd Jobs. CaU 648- Coughlin, 643-7707. 289-6547 Anytime ploye benefit program, prof­ LOST — STILL missing black 6470 anytim e. ’61 Chevrolet Impala $7. Weekly it sharing, store diacoimt, cat—Lou—Notch Rd., Bolton, Hardtop, stick. YOU ARB A-1, truck to A-1. paid vacations and hoUdays $60 rew ard. 648-1600. HEAVY EQUIPMENT Are You An ’62 Chevrolet C orvalr $7. W eek­ Cellars, attics, yards and small H ooting and Plumbing 17 and hospltaliiation insur­ FOUND — white ..angora kit­ ly. Coupe, 4-spccd. trucUng done A-1 right. -CaU COMPLETE PLUMBING and OPERATORS NEEDED ance are Included. Must ten with gray spots, orange ’62 D odge Lancer $6. W eekly Tremano Truckliig Service toU heating instaUation, repairs have own transportation. Experienced coUar. CaU 649-2071. 4-door automatic. fre e , 742-9487. and remodeling. Service calls ’68 F ord H ardtop, V-8 811- given immediate attention. Earn while you learn. Earn Apply Personnel Department RUSS’ Mower Service — lawn Linotype Operator? LOST—SAVINGS Passbook No. Call M A M Plumbing A Heat­ to $800 w eekly as a pro­ Weekly. Automatic, power i mowers sharpened and repair­ 14284, H artford National Bank steering. fessional HEAVY EQUIP­ ed, engine tunc-up, free plok- ing. 649-2871. Start Working Imm^ately A ’Tnist Co., First Manchester MENT OPERATOR. For SEARS ROEBUCK & Co. Office. AppUcation made for ’62 Bulck 4-door $9. W eekly . up and deUvery In Manchester. the first time in the USA, Air-cxmdltionlng. 742-7607. ExceUent Wages • Two Weeks Vacation With Pay paym ent. M lf lliw r y , Allstate Training Center Manchester Shopping Parkade ’62 Chevrolet C onvertible $7. offers qualified men 21 and M anchester • Hospitalization • Retirement Inenne Plan • Life LOST—SAVINGS Passbook No. Weekly. Automatic, power iALBS AND Service on Arlens, Drassmoking 1 9 over the opportunity to Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn 17281, H artford National Bank steering. ’TRAIN LOCALLY in An Equal Opportunity Insurance • Sick Leave • 87^^ Hour Week. A Trust Co., First Manchester mowers. Also HomeUte chain EXPERT alterations on all ’ 61 R am bler 2-door $8. W eekly clothes, zippers repaired, etc'. SPARE TIM E on aU m akes E m ployer Office. AppUcation made for Autom atic. saws and International Cub of equipment, buUdoser, Padst Tractors. Rental equip­ R easonable p rices. 648-0741. Apply In Person At The paym ent. ’64 Volkswagen, Sunroof $8. scrapers, backhoes, etc. ment and sharpening sendee Accredited program. Job WAITRESSES-Cook and jdtoh- FOUND -LARGE brown and Weekly. Radio. on aU m akes. L A M E quip­ placement upon completion. washer, aU shifts available. fllanrliratrr lEurninQ llrralh white male mongrel. Vernon ’69 Chevrolet W agon $6. W eekly ment Oorp., Route 88, Vernon. M oviiig— Tnieliing— B udget plan. 622-4680 any­ Hours can be arranged. Apply D og W arden, 876-7984. Autom atic. 876-7008 M ondhester E xchange S t e r o g o 2 0 18 BtSSEU, STBEET tim e. in person. LaStrada Restau­ —E nterprise 1946. LOST — FEMALE chocolate 478 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER Dalivery—light rant, 680 M ain St. point Siamese cat, vicinity of trucking and package delivery. MANCHESTER 647-9087 LAWN MOWER and tractor re­ Twin HUls, North Coventry. pairs. Pick-up and delivered. Refrigerators, washers and P lease ca ll 742-7634. K en and B ob, 742-7200 o r 628- stove moving specialty. Fold­ 1961 WHITE Rambler station 8647. in g d u d rs fo r ra n t 649-0762. Immediate Opening wagon, standard 6 cylinder, TREE EXPERT —Trees out HOW FAST Annooncomoiits 2 good condition, 8250, o r best buSdingfcda cleared, trees top­ Pointliig Popofing 21 ELBlcntOLUX vacuum clean­ o ffe r. 648-0161. ped. GM a tree proUemT Well PAINTTNO, -interior, exterior, For A Young Man In The ers, sales and service, bonded wor|fa pixm e ca n , 742-8268. CAN YOU 1968 RAMBUGR A m erican, ______free estimates. Contact Gerald reiu^entative. Alfred Amell, standard shift, good running BACK HOB buUdoter work, A. Stratton, 648-8748, 648-4887. 647-1719 o r 648-4918. Sports Dept. condition, good m ileage, $120. grading, and septic tanks, dry TYPE? Call 648-4040 a fter 6:80. walls, land clearing, .dialn saw INSIDB-outslde painting. Spe­ w ork. P aul S dien del, 6494M66. cial rates for people over 66. No Experience Necessary, But Preferred 3^ 1869 CADflULAC, 4-door sedan Call my competitors then call DeVUle, good condition. 648- Immediate opening for a mature lady who types ATTICS and cellars cleaned, m e. E stim ates given . 648-7868, An excellent f^iportmiily fN OVER AND "GO STEADY** AT 0180, 08 H aw tiw ine. ployas hava baan advisad df this ad. All ra- YOUR OWN ABILTTYl Write Her- good oondtUon, 1007 FORD F880 camper spe­ IONA MANUFACTURING CO. cial, automatic transmtookM, plias hald in strict confidanca. aid, Box R, for comidete details. REGENT SmEET—MANCHESTER power steeling, power b r a ^ , Am Bfoal Opportoatty Booplaycr aeate, radtai' beaten two- gas tanka. 10%’ covered wagon c^inper- 'S PAOBIKN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER. CONN.. 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Hdp WcNiMd— Mato 34 IM p Wantad Mato 34 IM p Wontad— Mato 34 Arftetos For Soto 4S Wontod— Td lay 58 Wowtod To Kut 4t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER/CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN SCREENED LOAM fbr best WB BUT AND sell anfique and 8LBEPINO WE ARE looklny for two am- ELECTRICIAN or expert- PRODUCT Tester — pres­ and his wife lor 3 week*, be­ holidays sure testing of Industrial lawns and gardens. Also sand, used furniture, china, glass, Hoiisos For Sola 72 Honsos For Solo 72 bltioua trainees fOr our kneed helper, paid ginning Augiyt IS. Call 648- Housos For Solo 72 - Suburban For Solo 75 Subwban For Solo 75 Suburban Fot Solo 75 CLASSIFIED plasma flame spray depart- and vacation, Call e44-143» Valves. Contromatlcs Corp. . gravel and fill. Oeorge H. Orlf- silver, picture frames, old $17,900.—P R IV A C Y . 8 bedroom M AN CH ESTER-O no 1908. mont An ^ openiny on first after 6 p.m. 200 W. M ain St. R ockville. fing, Ino., Andover, 742-78M. coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, Ranch, flrejflace, fireplace, waU to waU time“ a - «v-vmc e to a life- THREE FAMILY 8-4-5, COVEN TRY — fruit trees, WOOIHiAND PARK — South VERNON—Assumable 4)4 per Senate to Begin and second shift, pleasant watches, old Jewelry, hobby BUSINESS woman, college stu­ ca rp e t pear, plum, apple, peach and Windsor, beautiful SpUt Level cent VA mortgage. 80’ long U PANZER LAWN tractor with dtdiwariier, f^ y tunlty to list a ho^ M toe I®" working conditions and shift coUeotlohs, paintings, attic con­ dent son, looking for 2-bed­ Utohen, garage, large treed ulttaiate to ftor«rf,i^^ , ’ ««- raspberry bushes! Heated home on a treed shaded lOOx it R Ranoh with 0 rooms, 8 snow blade, rotory mower ADVERTISING premium paid. Apply in per­ DRIVERS for school buses, we tents or whole estates. Furni­ room duplex or apartment in lot. Hutchins Agency. 640-5824. tog. Wi have suelT«^K^^iyT' Hutchins oversised garage, rec room, 200 lot, 8 large bedrooms, fam- bedrooms up, cathedral eeiltog SEARS NEEDS HELP available, privately owned, son K lock Com pany, 1372 T ol­ train you, hours 7:80-8:46 a.m., ture R epair S eiv ice, 648-7442. 2-fam ily house. 1-688-0626 co l­ _____ J* ” ® nave such a home list- Agency, Realtore, 640-5824. 2 bedrooms, 80 minutes to Uy room, formal dining room. Uvtog room, dining room, CLASSI^D ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 2:10-8:80 p.m. Extra noon work purchased new. Information, TWO FAMILY to exceUent IT * Present time. AU of Btost Hertford, $21,000. F.M. WaU to waU carpeted 20’ Uvtog kitchen and ftolehed S rooma Full Riot Probe land Tpke. Manchester. Sears is looking for perma­ lect. i 8 AJff. to 5 P«M> available. Excellent' part-time ______M9-88U. condition, 4-4. Beautiful piece J}** ?™*”*^®* grocious fam- DUTCH COLONIAL — 4 bed- G aal A gency. 048-2682, Gay room. Only $20,900. Wolverton down, large lot. Beautiful home nent full-time h^lp in our tor investment or owner Uvtog are present to this moms, me fuU bath, 2 half (OonMiMied from Page One) fob for 3rd shut worker or r^ CLEAN RUGS, like new. Rooms______W ifhoiit Roord 59 B lair, 742-6021. A gency, R ealtora, 549-2818. SMAtegW offered toUI theUSO mtlUUUlO iddle 20’a.m* KF W or y shoe department. Rittlnoss Proporfy dwelling. Separate .heating ’>uUt colonial. We could '»ths, 24’ Uvtog room with ______inspection oaU Carriage Real- wUl lay groundwork for hear- H eb ro n (JOPY CLOSING TIME FOtt CLASSIFIED ADVT. tired man. High pay scale. Call ^ Lustre t h E THOMPSON House -C ot- 648-2414. system, driveways and yards many lines about this fUrepIace, formal dining room, TOLLAND BOLTON—^VERY neat 4-room ty , 872-8808, 648-7783. togs. S PJ«. DAT BEFORE PCBUOATION Check Sears liberal em­ Rent electric shampooer, $1. tage St. centrally located, large For 70 $19,000. Wolverton Agency! but we would rather UnWred basement sunroom, 14Q YEARS YOUNG Ranch, recently redecorated. He eald it was impossible at Olcott Variety Store. pleasantly furnished rooms, Realtors, 040-2818. an appointment to ®P®n porch, 2-car garage, work Car Hits Fence; ploye benefit program' in­ MANCHESTER — ResUuwmti Authentic Colonial on pic­ oversised garage with large VERNON — 66’ UAR custom this time to say when hearings Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 5 p.ni. FHday. D A Y SHIFT parking. C all 640-2868 fo r over­ tospect it and see for yourself. ®bop, large beauUfuUy land- attached porch, extra large lot cluding profit sharing store NEEDED 2 carpenters, steady PICNIC Tables—several styles weU estabUshed with good in­ turesque four acre lot, 2H Ranch, cathedral ceUtog, would get started, but added night and permanent guest MANCHESTER — Ranch. 7 CaU The Jarvis Realty (3o. ®cap«d lot, $37,900. PhUbrick accessible to Routes 6 and 44A, Man Arrested discount, paid vacations and employment. Call UAR Con- from $16.60 up. All bolted ta- come. By appointment. Mil. car garage converted from floor to ceiUng fireplace to -the expectotion and intent” is rates. room a, la rg e Uvtog room . R ealtors, MLS, 048-1121. ’ A gency, R ealtors, 640-5847. $14,900. F rancis J. M cCartan, TOUR CXMPKRATION WIIX | «IA I AA>JLW 11 Two tool makers for first holidays and hospitalisation structlon Co. 643-9661. bles from $20 up, delivered. Amedy. Phllbrick Agency, original pegged tim ber living room, large kitchen to cover aU aspecto of the civU kitchen with buUt-tos, famUy ______— ------.r -:------B roker, 048-6860. A Hartford man was arrested BE APFBBOIAXED WIMk I I Insursutce. W. Zinker, Rockville. 876-0397. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room. R ealtors, 649-5847. bam . AU to exceUent condi­ dining area, 8 bedrooms, fam- disorders. shift. Like to work in a KITCHEN HELP — part-Ume, room on first floor, buUt 1961 *^ ® B 8T E R —i Ebcec u 11 v e MANCHESTER —SIX family, Uy room, oversised treed lot, yesterday morning after the car tion. P rice $89,500. F or in­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Beat the AskOd if Black Power advo- he was driving ran off Rt. small shop with all the ben­ evenings. Apply in person 120 f q r "A Job well done feeling" half acre lot, $22,900. PhUbrick “ ‘Sbborhood, spacious Garri- $«.200. gross rental. CaU Car- newly p^ted. Act now, to- Apply Personnel Depsirtment formation caU J. McLaugh- heat. Air-conditioned BpUt Lev- ®**®® «®®b as Stokely Carmi- and crashed into a wire fence, Conrinuod From Proeodin9 Pago efits and security offered in Charter Oak St. clean carpets with Blue Lus­ ing near center Post Office. A gency, R ealtors, 640^i347. Colonial, center entrance, R ealty, 872-8806, 648-7788. Spruce St. Un, 049-5300. tre. Rent electric shampooer, fireplaces, porches, garages, larger places? DRIVER—Experienced for 3-ton 648-2428, 9-5. ASHWORTH Street.. .four beautiful treed setiW " to”*the MANCHESTER — on the bus room, 1% baths, famUy room, Ch®*®® Realty, ®"®'^ e48-77M, ‘*y ^-8808. Carriage ^ be “‘auS c^ed to tes^ , McaeUan “t®!* The P®“®« man, Bernard S. Holland, . SEARS ROEBUCK & Co. $1. Paul’s Paint A WaUpaper. COMFORTABLE room for em- Holp Wantod Holp WoiHod Mato 34 Manchester Shopping Parkade truck, Immediate full-time bedroom Colonial plus two car ®>’s. PhUbrick Agency 640- ^ vrtth possible W garage. Owner wants fast sale. said he was sure their activities 30, was charged with speeding, — T R Y — garage soon wUl be under con- 8847. expansion space for 3 famUy. M anchester opening with East Hartford PROCESSED gravel, 6,000 BARROWS A WALLACE Co. Asking $21,000. H.M. Frechette ENJOY COUNTRY Uvtog at its would be investigated. police said. He was unlnjtffed- 35 wholesaJer for reliable man M ain at. struetlon to this prime reslden- — ------? ^ y v®"t®d with good income. MALE PRODUenON workers yards at our screening plant St. location. Priced below ap­ Manchester Parkade A gency, 647-9098. best to this 6-room Ranch, pan- But he said he did not think Holland was driving south —first shift, starting rate $3.81 An Equal Opportunity over 25. Must have recent lo­ or delivered. George H. Grif- praisal. M orrison R ea lty, 648- tlal section. Watch for it. Also SCHOOL — 7 room Wolverton Agency, Realtora, eled Utohen imd dining, one the subcommittee would want to about 0 when he lost ^control ot GIRL TO LEARN simple en­ NOBLE & WESTBROOK M anchester 640-6306 SOUTH WINDSOR—Woodland per hour. Mhst be O’O*’ or over. E m ployer cal references. Call Mr. Feld­ flng In c., Andover, 742-7886. two other lots avaUable where S??®’.. ***'®P*®®®> lamlly room. 8*9-2818. BjcreoClond. Huny at $18,000. give them "a forum to spew his car whUe rounding a curve. graving and packaging. Sty- ROOM FOR rent, free parking, 0644. Dr.—Garrison Colonial, mod­ gar Gage C o., 1445 Tolland Applications accepted daily. 20 Westbrook St., East Hartford m an, 289-4338. gentlem an. 649-1016. .to inm to grtibHESTER _ tw o VERNON—MUST sell 6 room Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 640- their poiaon.” ’The vehicle veered off the right Interviews Tuesday, apply to ONE STORM door, 3' wide, 6’ plan. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, Cape. 'Double garage, large ern kitchen with buUt-tos, for­ 4080. The Investigation by Me- side of the road and into a field, Tpke. Manchester. Bissell St., excellent condition. mal dining room, 3 large bed­ Rogers Corp., Mill and Oak­ 28B-2717 O.D. GRINDER and all around 7” long, with scalloped insert A’TTRACnVE front room in Land For Scrio 71 648-1577. kitchen with dishwasher. Beau­ treed shaded yard. Only $14,- CleUan’s subcommittee is ex- knocking over the fence, they C!arriage R ealty, 043-7783, 872- rooms, 1)4 baths, fille d fam­ land St., Manchester, Conn, or lathe man. Small shop, all ben­ Holp Waniofi^ glass and screen. Also two quiet private home, parking. tiful home and garage set on 900. Offers considered. Pasek, pec ted to cut short the Senate said. ACREAGE AND finished lots in 3308. Uy room , garage, large wood­ call Miss Bannister 1-774-M06. efits. Stygar G age C o., 1446 Mato or Fomoto 37 metal storm windows and 649-7743. MANCHESTER — Colonial, 3 a nice 71x170 treed lot. W olver­ R ealtors, 280-7476, 742-8248. OPEN HOUSE Judiciary Committee’s hearings Holland is scheduled to appear Vernon, Manchester and Mans­ ton Agency, R ealtors, 649- ed lot, $24,900. PhUbrick Agen­ An equal opportunity employ­ Tolland Tpke. Manchester. screens, one 24x35, one 30x35, bedrooms, 1)4 baths, 2-car gar­ on a House-passed bUl that in Manchester Circuit Court 12 WOMAN WANTED PART-TIME HELP, morning field. CaU Carriage Realty, 2818. COVENTRY—SPLIT level, 0 cy , R ealtors, 049-0847. er. new condition. 649-1848. age, wooded lot, very clean, L o H F o r S o la 73 Saturday and Sunday would make it a federal crime Sept. 11. EXPERIENCED mechanic and help wanted in Pet Depart------_ — ------— —-— 872-8808, 648-7788. $19,900. H.M. Frechette Agen- MANCHEsnrR , rooms, 4 bedrooms, famUy to cross a state line with intent ------To fold garments, steady Apartnwnts— Flats— to.ot BOLTON—EIGHT room house, 10 Till Dark mechanic’s helper. Substan­ SEARS ment. Apply in pei^n, lAng’s BoOtS Olid AcCOS*Ofte$ 46 cy , 647-0008. ted room Co- HEBRON — Route 86, 2OO’ room, fireplace, garage, near ■ to incite a riot. SON BLAMED FOR CUIASH work, good working condi­ tial salary, company paid pen­ Pet Department, Green Manor Tenements 63 ------— ^ ------oversized treed lot, es- building lot with vegetable lake. Owner going to Florida. five down and three up with Houses For Sole 72 barn and four acres of land The committee has heard nu- HARTFORD (AP)—A double tions. sion plan, incentive bonus plan Permanent full-time open­ Blvd. 14’ ALUMINUM Starcraft run­ MANCHESTER — investment------“ bllshed,. . . -preferred, central------stand, fruit trees, $2,000. LeoU' A steal at $18,600. H.M. Frech­ MERUNE DRIVE CARPENTERS for $22,600. T.J. Crockett, Real­ merous police officials, but fataUty traffic accident May 20 and other fringe benefits. Ap­ ings are now available for about, 40 h.p. Evlnrude, Hols- 68 GARDEN ST.—Three room JOIN THE prosperous investors oppbrtunlty, 8 units to 2 buUd- ' ne»8^>borhood, quick occupan- ard A gency, 646-0400. ette A gency, 647-0908. VERNON apartment, heat furnished, tors, 648-1677. Sens. Hart and Edward M. Ken- w^s blamed Friday on one of APPLY Some experience preifeRwd, ply at Farmoil, 11 Windermere automobile service men, ex­ MEN OR WOMEN to drive claw tilt trailer, all excellent with this sound 8-famUy, $2,- togs, weU located near schools ®y* 20’s. Bel Air Real Es------^ ------adults, no pets. 643-7638. WINDOR — 6 room nedy, D-Mass., have pressed for the victims, steady work, good wages. A ve., R ockville o r ca ll 875-8379. cellent earnings plus excel­ school bus, sign up now and condition, $795. Call 742-9221 a f­ 760 income per year. Priced at and rilopptog and to exceUent ^^®> 048-9382. MANCHBiSOTjR — Vernon St., SOUTH Nine room TantiUo buUt, 4- we will train you for routes treed 180x800 lot. Wolverton Split level exceUent location. SOUTH WINDSOR — bright calling additional witnesses, Francis J. Fahey, deputy cor- Manchester Coat & Apron ObU 643-2282, 875-8702 af­ lent opportunities. ter 6. only $17,900. Call Paul W. Dou- condition. Income better than ^ . ®^ wolvert and cheerful 8 bedroom bedroom custom Colonial, EXPERIENCED clothing sales­ in September. H.A. Frink, tVE HAVE customers waitiiig $10,000 y ea rly . W olverton Agen- 7 A gency, R ealtors, 649-2818. n ear sCboOU, shopping, garage. ’They claim testimony so far has oner. placed blame for 73 Summit St., Manchester ter 6 p m . gan. R ealtor, 649-4686. Ranch, fuU basement, ceopet- large lot with view, offered men with ability to manage ^ W apping, 644-1902 after 5 p.m . BOAT. MOTOR, trailer and ac­ for the rental of your apart- cy. R e it o r s : 649-2818. »v in v « « « , ------given a distorted picture. the deaths of a Southington *®**® ” *®“ ’ T n*c® lot. "w lm m lng p ool. Hayes ing, buUt-to stove and oven. much less than replacement Ask for Louise Dickson ___ iii::______r— —______store, excellent opportunity for need: cessories, $600., 16V4’ electric m Xn c h ESTEIR—Beautiful now ______dinings room , sunroom , 3 MANSFIIELiD — 3.2 acres land, A aenoy 6464)181 Kennedy has asked that Govs, woman and her son on the R eady fo r you now ! $17,600. value. CABINET MAKER wanted, ex­ rig^t man. Also full and part- TAXI DRIVERS, night or week­ start Chris-Craft, 35 h.p. John- tate. 648-6129. Raised Ranches and Colonials. RANCH, 6)4 rooms, 3 bedrooms IH baths, 2-Car gar- Cedar Swamp Rd. $7,600. ------1 ------George Romney of kCchlgan "reckless, careless misconduct” Gas island operators and end positions available. Must R ay H olcom be, R ealtors, 644- perienced only. Excellent op­ time salesmen positions avail­ son. Hale and Hardy tilt-type l o o KINO FOR anything in real Large lots with scenic view, large Wtrhen and dining area Marion E. Robertson, Chambers Realty, Realtors, TOLLAND—6 room Cape, sltu- First left past Howard and Richard J. Hughes of New of the son. Auto mechanics. 1286. portunity. Dlsplaycraft Inc., able in our new Manchester have good driving record. 643- trailer. Excellent for fishing. ^ rentals - apartments, quality buUt, sound value. For 1)4 baths, h a lf acre lot, $18,1 H®6Wor, 648-5908. 648-2326. ated on- - one acre wooded ■ lot, Johnson’s, R t. 80. Look for Jersey as weU as the mayors of Mrs. Hilda Berube, 40, and RELIABLE woman to baby­ M anchester, 643-9657. 2128. 1)4 baths, fireplace, buUt-tos, Parkade store. Apply in per­ 6<<-0263. hom es, m ultiple dw ellings, no fu ll inform ation caU M itten Agency, Real- AUGUST SPECIAL -6)4 room BOLTON—BIRCH Mountain ex- TOLLAND signs. riot-hit Detroit and Newark, Ronald Berube, 18, were travel- sit for teacher, 7:45-4 in our ------Share in Sears fabulous exceUent cloeet space, garage, along with ghetto residents, be tog to Southington When their son o r ca ll 1-828-6666. Norm an SCHOOL BUS operators for fees. CaU J D. R eal E state, A gen cy, R ealtors, 648-6980. tors, 049-6847. CCape,rtm» nna.ihiapossible .4 bedrooms,----- tension, acre wooded lot with home, car required to trans- FUlXrTlME service sfotion at- benefit program including TWO OUTBOARD motors, 25 aluminum storm s. 676-0160. TALL SHADE TREES invited to testify. car and another colUded head- Miller’s Men’s Shop, Webster 64S-612t. ------new ceramic bath, fire­ brook, beautiful area, $4,000. port younger child to morn­ tendant. See Mr. Sloan, J. Sears profit sharing, imme­ 1967-1968 sch ool year. H ourly h.p., no reasonable offer refuS' BENTON Street... 'Two fam­ Surround this lovely 8 bed­ CARRIAGE REALTY However, Kennedy said after on. Square, Beriln, Conn. place, 100x174 treed lot. Im - Leonard A gen cy, 040-0409. COVENTRY — want an older ing nursery sch ool. Call 643- Sloan Garage, Route 88, Ver­ diate discount, hospitaliza­ rate $2.43. Silver Lane Bus e^ Also many used parts. 742- THREE ROOM apartment, new- Uy home of eight rooms. Three room Ranch on a large 643-7783 872-3808 the Senate directed a fuU toves- Fahey said the youth faUed to non. Line, In c., 49 B rainard P la ce. SPECIAL home to good condition? 0809. tion insiuance, retirement 7008. large rooms on first floor plus iSiTOi? LAKE ---s s j; manicured lot. Here is sub­ tlgation by McClellan’s subcom- make proper turns and emerg- ly reflnished, central location, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, lot. Beautiful gnmmds! Beautiful and life insurance. 7 paid heated, adults, $100. per month. $2,500 assumes mortgage on tile hath... five ^rooms and 100 X 180, asking $2,600. 668- urban------Uvtog^ — at Its — best.------w.Mrmnro-rirD m o f the Mu- wanted, all company benefits, ment, guaranteed minimum ter, puking, storage, laundro­ LAKSIFRONT — Executive cus­ Rd. and stop at the gor­ summer Ranch. ~ ’^ ® " RELIABLE person wanted for o f $100 p er w eek baaed on Dairy Products 50 ’round 6-room Ranch, 2 bed- room with fireplace, aU knotty ^'SSSite of Theaeta* also "We are not F.M. Gaal Agency.Agency, g*, cSSSSi.‘Si(orenoon, and Ij® ''SSte Betat of ' Jmne.*------*“ P. Oallwunj — tote mterested perwm. may at- a salaried basis. Must su­ naces, siding, etc. Six bedroom W Village Charm." Let us TWO LITTLE kittens, also one ing machine, exceUent condi­ buUdtog. 4,800 square feet, ■ Jrlu 648-2682,048-2082, G ay B lair, 742-6621.742-0921. *tvenrtvfn to aU pertons Intereated to ^ of J Man ^ e t o e r , to eato^SISB. de- tend. KEYPUNCH operators—exper­ Tq Learn The Evenings by Appointment poasibility. Must be sold. BARROWS A WALLACE Co. prove this to you as we Only $10,900 for both, CaU C a r- ______*______aatd estate ot toe pen den cy^ uUd ceased. __ , ______^ . . ______older kitten looking for good tion, monograms, hems, but­ large yard, for outside storage * Planning A ienced. Good pay and working pervise personnel and keep Hayes A ^ncy, 646-0131. Manchester Parkade have to an increasing num­ riage R ealty, 872-8308, 648-778$. TOLLAND — 1068 8 bedroom S fe vised and lU tim ed ." They ex- An Equal Opportunity hom es. 649-6480 a fter 6 :30, any­ tonholes, fancy designs, etc. and parkliig. Ground level and Zoning Commission conditions. Inquire Wooster Ex­ M anchester 649-6300 ber of others. Do visit us L Ranch, near parkway, city rtWe hetaj^w “ wmld hold up r. Employer simplified records. We in­ time weekends. OriginaUy over $800. Our price truck level loading. CaU 622- HENRY ST.—Colonial 7 rornns, COVENTRY LAKE — nice 4 John B. Lamenso, press, In c., 150 Strong R d., NEWSPAPER now, $54. o r pay $9. m onthly. between 2-6 p.m . tom or­ water,, fireplace,nrepiace, beautifuloeauuiui % S5£5Sw?^^lpeSSk!ato^S3£^^ Margaret piS»too*r puSSnro dh IBe.fBe!jt*tf it to company (xnnpany offersonera andwui that uiat ab smaU amau 3114. IH baths, extra large ^ living HENRY STREET — Come^ out room year ’itnmd home. A real Chairman , South W indsor, Conn. 289-7704. tend to establish the right ADORABLE puppies—Pedigree C all 522-0931, dealer. row, Sunday. You wlU be acre lot, $17,500. ^ i^gTie smltorr^ nego- and dining room, sun room, 3 and sefi this 8 bedroom coloni­ good buy- at $6,600. CaU M lf- “ CUarence "W. Welti,* or mixed. Wild Oaspgo P ot LARGE (XIRNER store, down­ most welcome. A gency, 048-0000. deceuwed, wfaoae wheneidiouts are mlnto ad toe Probate oMtot to lisnr uStom . EXPERIENCED IBM 069 veri- a R C U L A T IO N man as an independent bedroom s, garage, $25,600. al with one car attached gar­ ten Agency, Realtors, 648-50SO. unvnown. toeir heiip-atrtow, next of cheater. In eald Dtotrto*. on the 9ith w illiam G’Brian Chrvalar Secretary Shop, 648-6108. ONE PAIR maple bunk beds town Manchester 46x70’. Par- fler for part-time night work. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, age. Large rooms, fuU base­ COVENTRY - old Colonial kin. leotoees, deertsees, wMowe. day of August. A D . 0987. a| tour Cnrysier business m an. CaU 629-7483. with ladder and guard rail. tlaUy finished basement. Call COVENTRY -^ewer 6 room to A K»AUm aaemii widofir6ni Aoil Pcprftg8tiBMlT6i o ctock In tll6 aAonwon. and that vice preBldent tor personnel Call Personnel, Nelson Freight- CX)NSOLE GROOMING ALL breeds. Har­ 649-6347. ment. Steam oU heat. Priced to BELFIORE AGENCY home, 7 rooms, z2 baths,oauis, wenwell |*yi*y puUMiingpuUWiing a copy of tola orderorter niNtoenoitoe be given to all peiaons Intar- •>b«d whather a. «Mm- CaU 643-0646. 622-3114. home, exceUent (xmdltton, fire­ ways, Inc., 47 East St., Rock­ HELD m ony HIU. H.C. Chase, H ebron seU at $21,000. CaU the Jarvis After 6 p.m. Mr. Freihelt, MANCHESTER—Immaculate 7 REAL’TORS 648-6121 place, garage, privacy, 2 acres, f'r S'™ S yiifl2Sasa”'LrsHE vUle. 875-8388. R fk, B olton, 648-6427. MOVING—ROUND maple dto- VERNON—NOW renting, brand R ealty C o., R ealtors, MLS, 648- lake privUeges, OPERATOR room Cape, with garage to pond. CaU now. Only $16,500 to^ to appear If, they sto cauao The nation’s oldest and New 628-6175. ing table, 4 captains chairs; air 1121. owner, 742-7201. GERMAN Shepherd—AKC, rare new buUdtog for warehouse, Bowers School area. Featuring H ayes A gen cy, 540-0181. ___ e!nw and place aM be heard aome newmaner having a otreuta)- think that la a fa irly reasonable Wa soy a loll England’s fastest growing conditioner, $36; 6 plastic relative toereto and 36 EixeeUent opportunity for aU black, one year old, femaJe, manufactiutog or smaU busi­ 2 full baths, 8 or 4 bedrooms, T-— ANDOVER -overlooking lake, STbSorTASutW 19W^ ______i«um ptlon." e No Infmor Holp newspaper has an oppor­ chairs, $16; diyer and oriental console operator. Specific AUTOMOTIVE help — Sales­ good temperament, champion ness, 1,000-8,000 square feet formal dining room, aluminum * room home, exceUent cotadl- i“ SL."^.:^.2S3y ;^SS5.‘2 Sfc NegotUuttons began baok on e No Interior tunity for a man to work as experience on IBM 860 is rug. 643-4077. ELECTRICIAN, f ull-ttm s, man, mechanics, utility man blood line. CaU 647-9561 be­ available. 872-0628 days, 876- siding, treed lot, $20,600. Wol- ^ ^ generaUy e No hidden eoote a Newspaperboy Supervisor desirable but wlU consider tiful slmded lot, nice location. steady em plo^ent, tosurancs and polishers. Clancy says, tw een 4-7. WHIRLPOOL washer; mangle; 6746 evenings. verton A gen cy, R ealtors, 640- the past, have dealt primarUy sN f wneBiesaty extras to its RockvUle branch of­ training other experienced CaU 640-9635. benefits, paid hoUdays and va^ “Tired of the same old want man’s platform rocker, rea- ampm - CTWATWin, 2818. „ ______whita Bt.. with the union presentations to e No Job too terge or small fice . 20x70’ , professlonaUy finished rec cation. CaU between 8 a.m.-5 console operators, including ad? You’re right, we’re ready sonable. 649-6124 after 6 p.m . verton A gency, R ealtors, 640- d®mands foUijwd by We oaa oaly give ygg U|^ p.m. Robert’s ElecMo Co., those vdth knowle^e of oth­ to change, are you?" Be sur­ downtown 840 Main St.. Man­ 6 o N (X)RD r d . — Beautiful 2813. room , im m aculate, $21,200. (Legal Notices qaUlty atthelawag$poaalble Man must have a desire to PARD DOG'^JXX)D Short and Sweet Heavlaldes. Beiiaon Dr., Vernon, Cbnn., and return make to tola what com pany offilriala term South Windsor, 6444109. er types of IBM equipment. prised stop to and talk to us. SOFA: 80" box spring and chester. Newly remodeled in­ Rantdi, large Uvtog room, for­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Oonn.; Bdward MoVeWh, 18 Oon- Court. pricoA work with boys. The work Three shift operation. Ex­ We offer all the usual benefits Case of 48 cans $6.66, regular mattress on legs; electric ______side and outside. OaH 522-3114. mal dining room, caMnet 040-2818. .jIQVOa PBBMIT way Rd.. IManohaster."Cbnn.: Pran- JOHN J. WALL0 TT. Ji OaU fo r fre e eaMmato on JOURNEYMAN electrician, im- entails the directing of NOnllE OP AFPUOATIOMION o!a iMoVetoh. 6 0 M a ^ Ave., New V;_.Otihoun,. admrx. Hgmmer-and-tong bargaining ceUent free benefit program plus. Make the move now, retaU price $7.92. Porterfield’s broom; occasional chair; steel gg MAIN ST.—400 square feet. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ The A-line Skirt that I, Hyde PuCT N.Y.: Alice C. Jarvis, Chaiiea N. Onockelt. Alty. newspaper boys to the serv­ ROCKVILLE - 6 room Cape, c Z rSoIS of^Si*WoSlaiil ______develops tradltlonsUy after your new family rooito kttalK' mediate steady employment. including Health and Acci­ try us. Travel a little, the Pets Supply, Inc., 240 Chapel twto bed frame; washing ma­ tion room, landscapied yard. oodtoivi 2 6 Aexander Bt., Manchester, eo, bath or eaythigg yea W ilson E lectrica l C o., 649-4817. icing and selling of Hart­ first floor, adjacent to north im m aculate condition, nice Bt.. MwHMer, (Zbnn. have fUwi Conn; Louk Wri|^ .^Bto_Rnjp^l. ^ AT A^^OODRT OF^^^HROBAra. company Offers, not before. dent Ihsiuwice, Life Insur­ benefits are m uch better. Ap- R oad, So. W indsor, 628-3391. chine. 043-4644. Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, vnrd. on the bus line citv wn- •" application dated August 1. 1987. Oellf.: Bdwto w5t|^ SIB O a ^ ytejin «nd tor would Uke dene to Improve ford Coiuant subscribers. end redevelopment, suitable yaro, on me mis m e, mty wa- wttotoeUauor COnti^UonmUasion Dr.. MaaShesler 0> ^ ; John, J. toe Distr^ of ManoMer. on toe ance and pension plan. ply to person to the home of 648-6968. you r hom e. PRESS OPERATORS 4-BURNER gas stove; 30" for beauty parlor, barber shop te r and sew ers. CaU C arriage for a Beer PeitnM for toe aele of GCOimorJkq.. TU Mtin BL. Man- 4th Bay of Aiguat, IW . „ „ „ Write Box L, Manchester Clancy. Fitzgerald Ford, ______o r saod la th e below eoapota. If you have the above resi­ electric stove; Frigidaire; o r o ffice . A vailable J u ly 1. R ealty. 872-8806, 648-7788. jJ S T * ' PoUmt Check Cheaper PORK LIFT OPERATORS Herald, stating business ex­ Windsor Ave., Rockville. Only PEDIGREE Cocker Spaniel fe- There is no obUgattoa ef dence qualifications, have a perience and salary require­ roto Broil rotlsserie, electric; CaU 649-2866. MANCHESTER The "—• bdatoesi----- will be owned------^by whoae — ----- nameaaa and and whereaboOla wlwre are BMate of Mary Ounpbeil Bcran- TACKERS good driving record (we 18 minutes from Hartford. male puppy, sired by Cham­ BOLTON — (ritarm plus per- John H. Oman o t U l Woodland uniptown, aperincally Maigaret ton, late of Mawcheater, to aaid Dk- WASHINGTON — The United oouree, m ents. pion Pet’s Gentleman's Jim. steel ca'blnets; fluo­ EASY TO KNIT sonaUty ia offered in this 4- St., Mancheater, Oonn^ and will be Dwey, nte^e »ofiMtrdeceaaed. uyuewcu, a,™and tiirt. »»«■.deceased. l l ,. . .__ . _. .. . »■ ^ 1 mnnn First shift, 45 hour week. furnish an aptomobUe) and *■ rescent lights, 24 and 46” ; HIGH ON A HILL conducted by JOHN llf. CARSON of Thomaa MkWelrti, nephew of aaid Tbe ezecMora having ezhiritad Btates issues about 1 0 ,0 0 0 pat- are a high school graduate, Good with children, shots, $50. Suburban For Rant 66 m Woodland . St.. Manchester, deceased, w tye whereahouto are • « EASTERN BOILER contact GENERAL FACTORY workers EMCO CORP. ing room , double ca r garage, " * ^ ^ j S i N H. CARSON kin. tegntees, devisees, wldoan. anBeJSts ^ ^ chem istry alone. Photogr^riUc needed at once. Apply 8:80-4. 643-7840. ROCKVILLE—6Vi ro o n u , sec­ magnificent 8 room Raised Wsitt Shsi m t walk-out basement, pictur­ Dated Aug. 1. 1967. widowem, a^ legal repmse^ OBOmm O ; 'Hiat toe .8 ^ 4 ’*®1! m icroca rils have it DOS- RanNhltar Os, 99 Loomis St., Manchester NORWEGIAN ELK Hound — ond floor, chUdren welcome, R anch ,wlth 2 firep la ces, 8 ------2 —:------Uvee and return make to this August. 1*97. at two o ’toock aftmv ^ i« e - New England Metal Products, Bhcperlenced surface grind­ CUSTOM MADE fireplace fix- esque setting, aai R.J. Flagg OBDBa OP N o n o B ( ^ r t . noon at toe Probate o o leo in toe slbls to keep traok Of new ohem' T D U M B-M 17 16 months, m ale, papers, $106. m onthly. GaU 876-7362. baths, 4 bedrooms, decorat­ LATHE HANDS and general D. WELCH, MGR. 44 Stock Place. er for aircraft parts. tures, modem, andirons shap­ Oo. 876-On4. AT A CDDRT OF PROBATE, JOHN J. WALLBCT^ J jr ig . M jm i^ ^ B u i jd i^ toohnology to r 4.7 cents per 115 I D riv e shots, etc. needs nice family ed to deUghtful blues. Only held at Manchester, wttliln emd for - machinists, paid hospitalisa­ ed Uke musical G-clef, com­ NEAR UConn, 3-room apart­ toe dktiSct of Mancheeter. on toe OBOBB OP NOTICE etipned for a hearing on the aUow- patent, or $ 4 7 0 a year. Before FuU-tlme shop clean - up in country surroundings. $50. 2 years old and to the Sor­ BOLTON-elegant UAR Ranch. S3* A SgStAD oi*?" ______- ______tion, hoUdays and vacation plete. Also combination Olym- m ent, utUlties, parking, $166. AT A COURT OP. FnOBA'TO. aMce of.aaSd adminlilnettonjaecOUBjt the mtomnenl evatem wee de. THE man, no experience neces­ CaU 649^7809. ter St. area of town. DouMe garage, swimming , Eresent, Hon. John J. Wellett, ^edd ^ tor Jjto ^’’’S d S S T c b S r t ^ III* “ loroca rd system w u de- Nam e .... plan. Apply Metronlcs, Inc., » pla television, stereo, AM-FM m onthly. 742-6886, B roker. _ i im.i.i 11.1 7, Judge. the dktrtot o f MaMclieeter, on toe recto VHt cf ^ u m e and Vised, it cost 26 cents a ^tent. ■ eee*«5r*5 sary. Must . be ambitious M id 30’s. poiri, (torpetlng, buUt-lns num y Setate of JudUh V. Pandera, 4th day o f August, AD . t967. A ddress ...... 640 Hilliard 8t. COCKER Spaniel pup, AKC, radio, light oak cabinet with ------——------HARTFORD COURANT and willing to work. m any extras. P asek, R ealtors, iaie of (Maiioheater. in aaid dktrlct, _ Preeent, Hon. John J.•Weuett, *” ^ C ity ...... TM...... champion bloodlines, shots, folding doors, removable legs ROCKVHXiHl—TWO and three L. C. GREENOUGH Co. Judge. toreetedterwftAd therein ihartln to 4o appear •vpaar anmoA be Mtant by buying a fovemment WAREHOUSE supervisor ^ for bullt-to. Excellent . condi- room furnished apartments, 289-7475, 648-0168. eppitcetkni of Thomas V. .. — Estate ;— -- of Daniel------Pelletter ,— Jr.,w- of.p 9 heatd.— . toeraon by by ptSSSng puMkfaing a a copy rem^t. must be capable of setting Hartford Courant Office NIGHT SHIFT ExceUent employe benefits. wormed, healthy, happy — ------— ------SO ^ a n d m praying *«»»« nn in- Mencheeter. in said dlstrtct.district. a - of ' IMS otorder ^__ In — aome____------______nenapener pup. 644-2074. tlon, cannot use to new home, parking, centraUy located, $26. 647-9921 VERNON — exceUent 6)4 strument purpoetlngto be tile kst minor...... vtng a. ckculaUDn.zn ------in .mid Dis- up and maintaining storage 18 Park St. R easonable. 644-0176. w eekly. 876-8822. doceaeod Upoo appMeatlon o f Danlet PeUe- irk*, at leaat seven days before toe and accumulating parts for Rt. 6 & 44A, Bolton, Conn. room contemporary Ranch, ______.. BP- tier^ 8 r.. guardlBn. praying------■ - for' ------aa- day ^ of aaid bekiing, ’------and' Iw------mail- One Ctotlmatic operator for FREE TO GOOD home, Shep------wooded lot 2 -cnr garage pUcaiioa'bn file.'it is ' ' thority to oomDromlse end soUie a ing no or before AikSkt 9 . lM7. for assembly. Apply to ^ person, R ockville night shift. Like to work to herd-Collle, 6 months old, *0" ELECTRIC stove, excellent ELUNGTON — walking dis- b a s t c e n t e r street... WDoaea loi, a-cer g a r ^ e , v'airSSpSr>.“”>ieLi Hw> (oregeiiig certato doubtful and diaputed claim ewtifted mafl a o t tMb oMer 649-5258 storma, near peurkway, $1 7 ,- anpUcatSon bo beaid and detei^ in faivor of said minor against Lor^ to .BeraMcn. 116, OnUege Controm attos C brp., '*200 W. first shots, wormed, .good condition; aluminum combina­ tance to Crystal Lake, 4 Owners are anxious to seU this appUcatSon be beard and dieter- In faivor af.said miiL,- — ------.a.--1 —, ----- a smaU shop with aU the 900. M eyer A gen cy, 649-0009. m Kdw ttoe Probate ofnee in Man- rains M u n ^. ^ _ n *8 n. BHonk;. Joseph Bcran- Main St. RockvUle. children. 649-4068. tion door, 36", new condition; room, 2nd floor apartm ent. Impressive Colimial that now is chester. in said IHstrIct. on toe 9 6 th ORDHHBD: ThM toe to r e jr ^ ton. Lakewoql Hekfito. Oovrapy. benefits and security offered C all 649-1792. day o t Augitot AD. 19 8 7 at erleven aoplicatko be heard and deter- Conn.: Aj^ MicLaurtdin. n. Btnek.- sink-dishwasher unit. 643-7442. vacant. Six room s to aU plus COVENTRY OPEN to larger places? PART-TIME custodian needed ? 3 oek t o ^ e t o r ia o o ^ airi that minad at toe Pprdmte ames In MSn- S«nd 5 b. dSuicheater. Coim.; Jnne PARAGON TOOL Co., Inc. a stm room. Needs some gen­ tae e tro D to aSpm oik tnter- rhester, in seid Diatrtbt. on the 8 M MuNne, 7 0 Onk Piece. Mancheeter. « « w e e k s oW Ouffy kittens. VERNON—4 room ajfortment, eral redecorating, but the own­ anted in sMd estate of (Ms pendency diiy of August. AL>. 1 9 t7 . at eleven Conn.: Lawvenco Bbranton. 997 p.m. If interested ai^ly to per Musical Instrumonts 53 range, refrigerator, lieat, hot POUR ROOMS PLUS of mid nnnUcalian aol time o’clock in toe forenoon, and Ihnt BovMer Road Ext.. MAnrheater, CXDNSOLE NEEDS — T R Y — free, housebroken. 649-1441. ers are liberal minded and wlU and plaoe oir hmring thereon, by notice «^en to aU peiaona Jnter- C"«y-: >'***“*' WESTOWlf son. K lock C o., 1272 Tolland water, heated' garage, on bus Heated sunroom at Coven­ rtse^ n g a copy o t tok order In ested In said estate of the nendeney land Toke., IManmeslrr. Conn.; BRAZILIAN Giannini guitar, aUow tor that T.J. Crockett. ALL DAY Tool Makers with Experimental ’Tpke., Manchester. line, adults. 876-2600. try Lake. Buftyet jNrtced. somenrariBMmer having a circular M mM appHcnUon and toe time Ernest b r a n t^ 1 0 B Pm1c» « .. PHARMACY exceUent condition. CaU 742- R ealtors, 648-1577. tton in m iTKtrtct, at toast seven end Mece of hmring .thereon, to ykneheeter.. Ooim^ and Robert OPERATOR Aircraft Parts Experience NOBLE & WESTBROOK Livt Stock 42 Ideal starter or carefree re­ days before toe day of mid hear- puMkMng a 'oooy of Nik order In SorMitan srhose whereabouts are H srtte ril] 7870. MANCHESTER — Two 4-fam- tirement home. Neat as a imr, to mwear If they aee caiae at eome newaoaner hawing a ciroula- unknnam. is hereby cited to anpear 20 Westbrook St., East Hartford FOR SALE — Shetland pony, mm time and piece aori be heart tion In seid dktilot. at leaat aeren at s«rt rime and riaoe to be heart Rosert Property Ules, both excellent invest­ registered- stud, papers;. GSSON Electric guitar, 2 pick­ pin and only $7,900. F o r ap­ rakttve therato'and by mailing on days before the day of aaid hear- rvMive thereto and return mtite to SUNDAY fhcpertenced IBM 860 c»» after 8 p.m.______computer. Three shift op­ ExceUent opportunity for A t4yn. BARROWS A WALLACTE Oo. B t. (MAnSmterVCcmn; J d h n ^ to OBDBB OP NOTIOE > WE WILL need part-time help sound, very well mannered. and Crown electric bass gul- COVENTRY—Lakeside modem c4^ iS T w e S t s t . RockviUe, AT A COURT OP PBOOATB. RANK CREDIT eration. Company offers ex­ qualified personnel, top No. 2 men— ^We need a Manchester Pufeade Onra; Robert Agnew, Andover Rd., heid wt MienabeWer. wMMn and for wages and fringe benefits, beginning September 1. We Western broke, good riders tar, original cost $400, seU $800. cottage, openings to August You’ll be nending your Botoi. fwm fluS; (he dklrlot o f Mamduktor. on the cellent wages and working 640-4206. r --..-___ ^ ______- Bveiy wonlrotie cen use » manci>esu>rManchester oeswsuo6494806 toTRObeirXiiewlSrBtvSen'A? Tto diil! rf Atigurt7AD71987: I Ci^D S AC|CiPTlD liberal overtime schedule, are looking for counter con­ No. 1 man! Position only. CkUl 872-4661 after 6 or and September. CaU Ellsworth youagater off on ttie ilgM foot / . / conditions. Apply , ' exceUent w orki^ conditions trol help and maintenance may be seen Vembn Riding M itten, 643-6830. wttfc uite gwopy nocked Jump- extra eidrt HEBRON -5 )4 room Rmarii. ^ j,5 K ! " ' Notice to new fuUy air-conditioned men. apply to person to man­ available as manager, Stables. ®p. tt’g u s c ta o o l^ favorite tf »t walk-out basament. exodlent John j . wallBtt. judge. h J iS S S S ' Antiqiiot 56 COLUMBIA Lake —for rent ARTHUR DRUa shop. Apply at ager, Brunswick Parkade w on wttli n pretty blouee gtyle! You^ “ condition, pta*. $1V ~ ~ I S i TATiOT obdbb * Lanes, Paricade Shopping parts department, WANTED TO BUY—antiques, smaU waterfront cottages, partner or ootoiftil oweater. and eagy to moke, eo comfort ^ ^ owner, no agents, ^ HRST Center, Manchester. Artielas For Solo 45 steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ Aug. and Sept. Route 87, Co­ No.SS88wlitllPATr-<>-llAMA able to vrew. 5^1758. the ^ £e authority to oonnromlm'^u^iettle 121 Adams St„ Manchester growing GM dealer- lumbia 4 sign. H. Johnson. la in __ 6, 8, 10k 12 and 1* Phttem No. 6 2 » has l o « ______;______4th d e y ^ A S g iS o S ^ a .cortto doUMfol. and. .dkmited DAVIS BAKERY 24’ LADDER, 5’ step ladder, er lamps, art gltuu, primitives, WE ARE looking for 2 reliable yeena 8 tee 8 ,’ Jumper, 2 )4 ytrtin dtrectlone for wairt eUee 22 OOVENTOT South Street , , Hon. 'Jbfan J. WaMett claim______in favor__ , cf_ said. 4teate NATIONAL ^ ship. Call Mittelham, garden tools. 648-8896 after 6 any quanlty. 644-8^. COVENTRy LAKE~-6 room wa­ Buuui ____ nsnbiat Dastd R. KcOoeneil of aaid 521 MAIN ST. MANCHESTHI maintenance men, full- timy, o f 4B4 neh’ T .ynrtL - through 27 inifluatve. s t o a airy modern Ranch, on iMnte of uuian H. Mitooney. tote Mhnriwto^kk p.m . terfront cottage, aU conven­ (Iraolous Apartment RETAIL hardware department steady work, year ’round em­ Willimantic, 1-42S-1603 TWO ANTIQUE doors, brass Itoortte^, toTsO c to % s To order, .end 85c tree rimded tet, 2 t e r y salesman, fuU or part-time, ployment Ideal conditions. hardware, original ciflored ien ces. A vailable August 19 living to Lovdy Manchteter iriua Ific —/* fbr flnS'-iriaai plus 15c each for flrrt-meai rooms, combination windows, on moifan of John F. 6bea Jr., mined at the PirtMte office in Mnn- STORES, INC. DARK RICH, stone free loam. through L abor D ay. 742-7106. TS v good wages, exceUent fringe Apiriy to person to manager, glass, p air, $15. 640-4886. n *7 .11 .Ml medal Imnilnr to: ___i « nnrrti. short walk to 516 Main Street. Mancheater, Con- chaster. In aaid DIrtrfet. on the Mih \ $16. Gravel, fiU, stone, sand, man and special handling to. moU and «ecw encioaea por^ m m t^u ra ototahemtor. (Hv r t August. A.D. 1987. at torse r n im A tA v r WILL RE CLOSED benefits, company paid pen­ Brunswick Parkade La^ea, patio and pool sand and ma­ lawiSBEDBOOM Sue Biwimtt. *1%. Itencfaeoter Anne Okbot, Tbe Menrnewer privets beach. Under $10,000. o r d b r b d : That Mx moaihs (fcMck in the aftemoa. and that Park Jk Oakland Aves. sion plan, paid sick leave, oue Binyz. swnrae^ lU* AViL OF pig agenov 648-2882 toom the 4to day o f Auaust: 1867. nrtiro be edven to aH neraons Inter- Parkade Shopping Center, ■ 'V nure. 648-9604. \ W antod— To Buy SB W antod To Roi$t 68 \ a p a r t m e n t s Evedbite Herald, 1155 A V E . O F EveH rtg H e rU O ^ iW w r J I . o a a i e e g -w z . g* ^ Umitedand al- eatad in aaU eetete of toe tiendeney East Hartford diance tor advancement for Manchester. and TOWN HOUSES AM— x n a si 18X3181 VOB&N.Y. AMBMCA 8 ,N S W Y 0 1 IK,N.T. (jgy Blelr, 742-5 8 2 1 . lowed for the creditori wOUnwhich of svM eprflgetion and Ifae toe EOR VACATION right person. Apply the W.G. AmvHiAS, «aiw xunm,xv.x. j ______ettons asntnet and vtooe of heating thereoa, by MAN FOR smaU data process- SUPER STUFF, sure nuf! HOUS^OLD lots— Antiques, NEW MANAGER at Burger 15555 IBOie ____ omrm WTNnnOR — budt In eaki tekOe. and eald adeotektrator ixiHIkhlnr a cooy of thk order ia Glenney Co., Harold GigUo, PART-TIME stock man, no ex? tog installation, experience ne- That’s Blue Lustre for clean- briO-a-brac, clocks, frames. Chef wants furnished apart- Rental Agent M nt Nknut tilk ^ witb ’ Prtnt Ndme, Addram wttli s o u t h w im u h u h duui m directed to girs oUbUc notice to — 10 newsow>er having a clm da- _ * ■I—**** ntvfo Nlnnber 1800, 9 room partially rem ixl- the c reditors to bring in toeir IVei in said dk(i4nt. at teent neran A U « . 14— S W T .4 c a ip s n t m Hardware Dept. Supervisor perience necessary, 4 days a cessary, good benefits, salary tog rugs and upbiristeiy. Rent glassware. We buy estates. AUl- ment to Manchester area, * J. D. REAi/rr a* Coda, Style, Numbgr and Zip Oode and Btyte winnner j cMme vHtotn___ __ arid t^aBowed _ by _ before____ toe. day of______erid____ John R. Wonnetgren 886 No. Mato St. No phone week, 12:80-6:80. S A H Green open. Contact Mr. Glennon, electric shampooer, $1. The lage Peddler, Auettemeer, 480 Bachelor. Must be clean. 643-5189 m j M - n n - ——r —v e«nl______6(fo todity 5 or yw oopy ®>® (.Oonttiuied from Fag» One) nolfi Sr. of 40 Stone St. whose face was Siirvl\'ors also include 3 sons. injured Thursday when his dog 3 other daughters. 2 brothers, turned on him. 5 on Mountain Boy in Wdl 3 sisters, 18 grandchildren and Tilden was admitted to Man­ 10 great-grandchildren. ty saW that the brothers were ber tube as the lad shivand chester Memorial Hospital aftef they were unable to locate the throug^y the night. The luncrat will be held Mon­ the dog, a Newfoundland Collie, day. at a time yet to be an­ area before dark. He was trapped while ttylag jumped his master as he tried A Lane County sheriff’s depu- to inspect the well for d eanmg. nounced. fiom ihe Giuliano-Sa- to separate a fight between his garino Funeral Home. 247 Wash­ y said that the brothers were It is In the sloping front dog and another on Center St. teaching the children how to a house owned by WUard Hh- ington St.. Hartford, with a Mass Police said Tllden was walk­ climb mountains. The children’s well. of requiem at St. Lawrence ing his leashed dog when an­ O'Toole Church. Hartford. mother did not go mountain Workers reached Boyce today other approached the Collie and climbing. She was reported ■with by digging a trench alongalde Burial will be in Rose Hill Me- the two started fighting. friends near the rescue party’s the well’s casing. But more rook inoiial Park. Rocky Hill. In trying to stop the battle, base camp. began falling on the boy after a Friends may call at the Tilden stumbled on a curb and ’The climb necessary to reach small hole was dug through the funeral home tonight from 7 to accidentally touched his dog side of the well for rescueiji to 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and with his foot. The Collie then the family was described as rel­ reach his head. ' 7 to 9 p.m. pounced on Tllden, who had atively easy to the 7,000-foot ele­ Operations then were hattod fallen to the ground. vation, but from there it be­ Roderick Oaudrea.u The dog was impounded in comes a “ rough climb," one because of fears that the youth The funeral of Roderick V. the town dog poimd for a man­ deputy said, ■with darkness in- would be crushed by stone, Oaudreau of 46 Diane Dr., for­ datory 14 days while checks for ■7 ' creasing the difficulty. “ He’s holding up better than merly of Willimantic, will be rabies are made. ’The ’Three Sisters peaks, all ^ ost persons would," said HH- held Monday at 9:15 a.m. from above 10,000 feet, are located ^^r Newsome, a seboed teacher the Bacon F^ineral Home, 71 about 80 miles east of Eugene helping with rescue efforts, Prospect St., Willimantic, with and 36 miles west of Bend. as rescuers gingerly picked a solemn high Mass of requiem SNET Service ------up rocks from the trench, Boyc^ at St. Mary's Church. Williman­ Normal Again repeated: “I want out. Hurry tic, at 10. Burial will be in St. and get me out." Joseph's Cemetery, Willimantic. Hospital Notes Information 9er\dice to 50,- A He remsdned calm, however. Friends may call at the Visiting hours are 8 to 8 p.m. Among the some 160 spectators funeral home tomorrow from 2 000 telephone customers In the MlancheSter, East Hartford, fourth straight year celebrates the occasion with a In all areas excepting mateknl- standing by in the predawn to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. There will Ohow line forms at Manchester’s Camp Kennedy ty where they are 8 :S0 to 4 p.m'.' hours were Boyoe’s parents, be no calling hours today. Glastonbury, Rockville and on closing day yesterday, as Army-Navy Club, for full-course dinner. (Herald pihoto by Pinto) Stafford Springs exchanges and 7 to 8 p.m. and private Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boyce and his was back to normal today, rooms where they are 10 a.m. two sisters about 12 and 18. B s and everytSiing was "operating Dinner Ends Fourth Year Campaign Talk to 8 p.m. Visitors are request­ mother said quietly, " I Just Funerals smoothly,” a telephone com­ Future Bright ed not to smoke In patients’ hope he can hang on." Ipany official said. In the Air at rooms. No more than two visi­ Boyce, complaining of paina A technioal proWem in the For Treaty on Of Camp Kennedy Activity tors at one time per patient. in his side, pleaded frequently equipment at the SNETCO Romney Resort ------for water. “Pleasq get me a Many Attend building on E. Center St. caus­ Nuclear Arms Closing day at Manchester’s Wagner, Mike Nimirowski, Jack Patienta Today: 870 drink of water. Please get me ed disruption of information Kennedy Day Camp yesterday Tedford, Richard Jarvis, Ralph ADMITTED YESTERDAY: out of here,” he repeated. (Continued from Page One) (Continued frmn Page One) Harry Abolins, Carolyn Dr., Fearing even slight vibrations Bolduc Rites service yesterday momang and was celebrated with a full- •McCollum and Kenneth Smith. was not cleared up until 7 p.m. gram for peaceful uses of nu­ course dinner at noon, furnished The camp closed for the sea­ The Romney aide, who asked Hebron; Harley Anderson, could cause more cave-ins, po- that he not be named, said, “ My Hartford; Mrs. Carol lice ordered aU truck traffic The largely attended ftineral ’The trouble prevented clear energy. By the Army-Navy Club and son, its fourth, with the lower------— ------„ „„ „ ^ . inp- of thp fiae- at 3 Dm No , , J, Angell, 29 Bolton Rd., Vernon; halted on a nearby highway and of Patrick J. Bolduc of 153 phone users in the five ex­ From the U.S. standpoint, prepared and served by a com­ mg of t^e^ ^ g ^ a t 3 ^ p ^ . NO guess Is that the discussions will Michael Beebe, 61 Orchard St„ trains were ordered not to run changes from reac/hing local larger problems remain to be Brookfield St. was held this mittee of its members. ^^ed^ V.-- ingjudc howU „ . . the------political„ situa- Rockville; Cathleen . . . information.-operators by -hal­ thrashed out and there is con- The hot meal, served to about morning from the Holmes Fu­ Mary Rescue teams included men ing 113 or 114. During the siderable uncertainty about 125 campers, counselors, staff Kennedy Day Camp operated “ o " is developing and the out- East Hartford; hto, neral Home, 400 Main St., with Brownlie, 19 Wadsworth St.; from area coal mines, who at emergency, the company was what the have-not countries will members and guests, consisted for three sessions of two weeks look for the future/* a solemn high Mass of requiem Mrs. Catherine Burt, Ware- first hoped that a trench could at St. James’ C^iurch. advising users to obtain infer- accept. of meat loaf, mashed potatoes, each, with an average attend- He said the talks also proba- house Point; Mrs. Gladys be dug deep enough to reach mation by dialuig the Coimec- The two nuclear super powers gravy, whole kernel com, din­ The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward ticut long dilStance infckrmatinn already have parallel policies ance of 45 ^f^e New Ro^evelt S^^^ Boyce’s le^^nd S Sm^ J. Reardon was celebrant, as ner rolls, butter, orange soda Sion. It was staffed with 74 Hampshire primary-first in the center. against handing their atomic and Ice cream. slated by the Rev. 'Vincent J arms to third parties. But with Flynn, deacon, and the Rev. Eu The food was prepared in the . l ! « t.~ d « by M. vj« .d r.w » r Stelle r » Dr., . . Vernon; Mrs. “ Doro-d .“: " “ Mbbby Wd, n.dd«.. France and Red China building club’s kitchen on Main St. and Harry F. Smith, camp director, power outside of Michigan. gene F. Torpey, subdeacon their own atomic arsenals, pres­ thy Doyle, Olson Dr., Rock- brought to the Globe Hollow 'The camp operated 26 days of Scranton said in Pennsylva- Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was or­ sure has been growing in have- ■vllle. Camp site and served by a com­ a possible 30. The lost days were nia, however, it was his under- ai w di —i, Head-On Crash ganist and soloist. not nations against giving up mittee headed by Harold Pohl, July 3 and 12 because of rain, standing that the meetings were zr” ' „ , Burial was In St. James’ permanently future national vice president of the Army- July 4 because of Independence more to geit Romney acquainted , Kills ’Cyclist Cemetery. The Rev. Daniel , Lawrence E. Zlemba, 39, of 47 rights to nuclear arms. Day and Aug. 9 because of the with various Republican leaders ^****J>t^ a ’ O’Ctonnell read the i committal Villa.ge St., was charged with India, for example, is expect­ Navy Club. service. failure to obey a stop sign and He was assisted by John illness of many volunteers. than to plan Republican strata- NEW HA'VEN (AP) — A ed to seek some form of securi­ ------— gy for 1968. Azella Hampton, 123 motorcyclist was killed early Bearers, all former team­ failure to carry registration last ty guarantee against atomic at­ He said he understood Penn- i KatWeen thig morning on a New Haven mates of the deceased on the night. Police said he was ob­ tack by Communist China if He sam ne imaerstoM Pem Hlgley, East Hartford; Valer- street when he collided head-on Dovalettes Softball team, were served going by the intersec­ New Delhi is to forever re­ sylvanla Gov. H aj^ond Shafer Johnson, Glastonbury; „ 7 * " head-on Raymond McKenna, Louis Man- tion at Parker and Lydall Sts. nounce aspirations to nuclear New York Rail Crash and Mrs Sh^er had received Charles Jones. 176 South St.. ®t the scene of the sc­ chetti, Martin Klingel, Robert without slowing down or stop­ weapons. an invitation to meet with Rom- RockvlUe- Mrs Hazel Luurt- t nev and nlaimed to eo to Macki- lu^ cident Was Joel R. DlBlaso, 24, Powers, Michael McGuire and ping. Another major unsettled ques­ ney m u ^ ^ e a to go to ^cm - gema, 108F Bluefleld Dr.; Mrs. weat Haven A ------« Nicholas Martino. nac Island later this month. Eleanor Mlovanoskl 48 Grand- Haven. A p assM ^ r m He is scheduled for court ap­ tion Is posed by countries like Kills Two, Injures 40 „ , , “land j^js motorcycle. Miss BUaaheUi Honorary bearers were Gor­ pearance on Aug. 28. Brazil, which want to reserve Rockefeller and Romney unit- view St.; Edward O’Brien. 2589 Baranowakl 18 of New Haven don Smith, Frank Keyes, Frank Michael C. Shemanskls, -10, the right to conduct peaceful (Continued from Page 6) ed behind Scranton’s bid for the EUlngton Rd., Wapplng; Sheryl was S ^ e d L id a t o d S d to Cline, William Lee, Owen Grif­ atomic explosions. U.S. scien­ She was not asleep when the 1964 GOP presidential nomlna- Rice, Willimantic; Frederick of 20 Westfield St., wag «« of the major auid that Johnson and Soviet 18, of 76 Grand Ave. was a rider Stafford Springs; a daughter In the college’s curricu- Z Premier Alexei N. Kosygin gave Orchestra is performing this Pvt. Edward C. Mainville, son In a car driven by Gary G. Mr. ^(nd Mrs. Raymond Sousa, ‘ he proposed pact top priority in month. At Country Club of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Main­ Cloukey, 17v of" Savannah, Ga., Merrow Rd., North Coventry. . Kennedy, a specialist In mar- * fUs^ trea!bmen/t at the hOspl- Qlassboro, N.J., summit The crash cars spewed paper Membership in the .Manches- ville of 903 Center St., has re­ tal. which ran off Ellington Ave. BIRTH TODAY: A daughter ® graduate of Xavier cently completed Marine indi­ talks. products near the road, which Qountry Club increased by to Mr. and Mrs. Norman^ Hoh- University, Cincinnati, Ohio, Jerome L. Keith, 19, of 22 links Saratoga and Schenecta about 1 a.m. today and Mt a vidual combat training at Camp HolUrter St. WM ^ g e d udth , MONTHS 85 to a total of 467 total since tree, police said. enthal, 146 Florence St. where he earned bachelor’s and Lejeune, N. C. dy. Oct. 31, 1966, the end of the DISCHARGED YESTER­ master’s - degrees in business intoxication early this morning ’ One of the fnrst persons Jo Cloukey was charged with after he W8U» observed dragging HAR’TFORD (AP) — Judge club's fiscal year. DAY : Mrs. Catherine Sacchl, administration. Pvt. Robert M. Benito, son of a sign up Main St. PoUce say Frank Monchun sentenced a 21- emerge from one damaged pas- Of the total, 125 are family operating under the influence He comes to the college with of liquor and is scheduled to ap- East Hartford; Steven Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benito of the V came from In front of year-old man Friday to six senger car was Mss Heguette members, 232 are adult single 87 Scho(U St.; Kathleen Shaw, 10 years experience in adver- .,32 Deerfield Dr., has recently a service station on Main St. months in Jail and a year on Broteur, > ’ members, 24 are social single P®ar In ^ k v l l l e ChrciUt Court Mannr Park, RockvlUe- Al- and sales ptomoUoD wfaUe completed basic training at the He Is scheduled for court ap- probation for hitting another suffered a bruise on one leg. She members,' "54 are student - ^ ------mem- 12u Aug..n.u6. 29, police reported. Ianib„ Newton 16 Hvde St • Nathan associated associated with with Standard Marine Corps Recruit Depot, pearanoe on Aug. 28. judge on the head with a beer was returning home from New bers, and 32 are in misceliane- CToukey was driving north at Lan^ w L K . , He was also ror-for- Parris Island, S. C. WUliam W. Kirk, 46, of 290 E. can. ^erk City. ous categories. a fM t sP®^- Harvey Brown, 268 Skinner Rd.’, ot marketing at he lost control of the car. Middle Tpke. was charged with Douglas BertUson of 139 “ It happened fimny becaiwe i .pjje figures were reported by RockvlUe; MUton Gibbs, 630 Manchester Community Oed- lege. A bike belonging to Jeff intoxication after h 4 was found Sigourney » St., will serve was supposed to fly h ^ e , she s. Genovesi, the town’s Buckland Rd., Wapplng; Mrs. SuUiam of 202 Oak Grove St. in an intoxicated condition a t' M days; the remaining sentence told reporters. ‘Last Tuesday l representative on the club’s Carolyn Anderson, Glastonbury; He is a member of the Amer­ was stolen while the youth was tj,e home of his ex-wife, police was suspended. He was charged flew from Montreal to New board of governors, R||8 Rolls Back, Mrs. Mary Martins, 2 Rogers ican Marketing Assoclatton. swimming at the Globe Hoa^w He is scheduled for court with breach of the peace. York, and one of the engines of (^^novesi reports that prelim- Place. He and his wife Jacqueline Pool yesterday afternoon. The appearance on Aug. 28. Police said BertUson and the plane went out. We had to j^^ry planning has been com- Hits Automobile Also, Steven Petersen, 157 have two chUdren, Mieha*), ig, .bike is valued at about 826. Donald Varney, 48, of no cer- another youth intruded upon the circle the airport for qi^ e a for repairing and en- and Claire, 11. The famUy Uves taln address was charged with property of Judge James Kin- long time. This is when I decid- .jarglnglarging the parking area, to A bus owned by the Hartman H lg h r ic w ^ R d -f^ fp ^ ^ ^ Ei’iMi! f ‘ ^ PWUlp Rd. Dr. Frederick W. Lowe, pres­ intoxication last nig^t after he sella on July 27. A disturbance ed to take the train, because I meet the needs of the increased Tobacco Co. rolled back and beth Seybolt, 29 Stephen St.; ident of Manchester Commun­ was found in Center Park. He resulted, during which the judge didn’t want to go through that membership and of the persons hit a car driven by ^oyce C. Manning ()uick, 64 S. Alton St.’ ity College, will participate in (g scheduledheduled for arraignment on was hit with the beer can. again.’’ utilizing the public dining areas. Katz of Wapplng yesterday af- Mrs. Margaret Jackson. 4 Gos- ® ______- — ______1.-^* V i l a INVITATION a one-day symposium on higher Aug. 28. Work on the parking lot, he V?® 1®® Dr.: Mrs. Alma Devlin. Lake education Issues and problems states, will begin when edbnom- John Hickey, 66, A ^ y t t ; Stephen Heacock. TOBID Sept. '8 at the University of Ically feasible. * stopped at the intersection of New York City, N. Y .; Mrs. Four South Viet Compounds Burnham St. and Buckland Rd., Sealed bids -will be received Connecticut. Chief executives Duplicate Bridge Genovesl’s report states that Catherine HUlery, 18 Munroe moved backward and into the a/t the oflioe o f the Punchasiiig -and board members from more air-conditioning has been Instiill- St.; Mrs. Rachel ^ m b e r, 171 E. Katz car, police say. Agent, 41 Center Street, Man­ than a dozaij Connecticut col- Results In a duplicate bridge Attacked by VC Guerrillas ed In the main banquet hall Center St.; George Last, 48 Sa­ leges and universities have iti- game last night at the Italian and that a watering system has Charles W. Hald, 20, of 278 lem Rd. chester, Conn., imtU August 28, been Installted on several of the 1967 at 11:00 ajn. for Metal dlcated they will attend. American Club are: SecUon A. (Continued from Page One) Hilliard St. got a written warn­ Also, Mrs. Katherine Keefe, North-South, Lou Halpryn and fairways. Plans are being made Beam RaUing and OParta., in the Pacific, denounced the ing for following too closely af­ 614 Foster St., Wapplng; David for the watering of several oth­ Leon J. Zapadka of 186 Wood- Tom McCormack, first; Mitchel heavy smoke prevented a suggestion that the attack ter the panel truck he w m driv­ Stansberry, 4 Mints Ckmrt; Mrs. Bid forma, plans and apeclA- er fairways, he adds. land St. has been promoted to Bala and M ^rd Bala, second assessment. meant an escalation of the air ing hit the rear of a car driven Mildred Nowak, Hublard Dr., ,cationa are avellahle at tfia setgaant in the Marine' ' —’— Re­ and C. D. McCarthy and C. R. , . , j. , war. “ Escalation Is a dirty mThe e mmiieneoieiManchester Country wau(Jlub oy uavia Appeiaieui, oo, oi m Vernon-o Mr* iRiaanni. naaaa Purchasing OlBce, 41 Cantsr serves. Promotion warrants (kivUl and Arthur Pyka and Navy A4 Skjdiawk pUots re- gold In Honolulu, Is situated on land leased from Phlllip Rd. last night. The mis- 103 white St • Alvah ChM^ Street, Manriiester, Connecti­ cut. wiU be presented at a ceremony James Baker, Ued for third- ported wrecking the Hal Duong ..Hitting more targets in North the town. The course is avail- hap took place at Hartford Rd. East E„gt Hartford; Michael Zotta, to Aug. 27 at the Marine Ckirps fourth. military barracks midway be- Vietnam is just a logical able on a daily fees basis and Pine St. and both vehicles 103 Cooper Hill St.; Maryline Town of Mandiester, Reserve______Training______^ Center_____ in Also, East-West, Miss Jennl- t^^en Hanoi and Haiphong and progression of the air campaign members of the public. were drivable, police indicate. Twerdy, 30 Maple St.; Mrs. Connecticut Hartford. Zapadka Joined the fer Rowley and O. M. Perry, pjju Ly transformer station , . . not a step in escalation.” ------The right front fender of a June Pigott and son, 119 West Robert B. Welaa, / / reserves In 1968 and has served Edward Conway and WU- 35 niiies south of Hanoi. The navigator of a U.S. Air I n i u n station wagon driven by Ste­ St. General Manager ^ six months active duty. Uam Larson, second, and Mrs. jjje 12 long barracks at Hal Force F4C Phantom was killed J w n n i m s u ju ii phen T. McAdam, 24, of /62 An Mrs. Joanne Arnold and son, Mollie Gworek and Mrs. Doris puQng were engulfed in flames when the craft crashed at Da BEVIER, Mo. (AP) Weaver Rd. was damaged by Glastonbury; Mrs. Florence Beldlng, third. that sent smoke towering 1,000 Nang Air Base on Its return aeriallst was reported In critical tui unidentified vehicle as it was Cole and son, 17 Goslee Dr.; Also, Section B, North-South, feet. Navy pilots said. from a combat mission. And the condition today after a 44-foot parked on Main St. near Pearl Mrs. Jean Stavnitsl^ and INVITATION Personal Noticea Dennis Robinson and Rocky There were no U.S. planes re- puot of an A4 Skyhawk died fall from a high wire before an St. last night. daughter, 260 Porter St.; Mrs. Norris, first; Peter Oriffiths ______ported lost in any of the strikes when his plane was' shot down audience of 160 at a Bevler Thomas N. McCrystal, 27, of Sandra Creaensi and son. North TO BID Card Of Thanks “ T * * WCTthe North, as he backed up U.S. ground h om ec^ ln g celebration. 1 296 Hackmatack St. was taken Rd., Bolton; Mrs. ’ Karen Sealed bids .will be recalvad wouM like to expreu and Charles Dunn and Jon The U.S. raids on the Doumer forces 360 miles north of Saigon. The performer, Frank Cook, at the olBoe o f the Purchaalng • hasrtfrit appreciation to the many Marx. thl^. to Manchester Memorial Hoa- Maroham and daughter, 18 TXUves and pelriiten Bridge marked the closest it was the 199th U.S. plane re- about 44, was taken to the Unl- pltal early thiajdmorning after'a Progreas Ave., RockvlUe; Mrs. Agent, 41 Center Street, Man- J •, irtu were •0 ao generouaaenerous and kind In Also, HiaBl-V K o b ^ Btrat- y,g center of North ported shot down In the South, verslty of Missouri Medical Cea- recent •arrow . car accident on Center St. near Kathryn Patrick and .son 68 Ckmil., untU Auguat28, TfuT'sVanUjr 1 Vietnam’s capital since a power The Air Force said its fliers ter with head injuries and multl- W. Center.~ ■■He was x-rayed at Mountato Dr., Wapplng. 11:30 a.m. for Tw o % - A. 1 J«ny 8. WilUsnu Jr. M l^ Maiy^^TOrgM an^ plant in Hanoi was raked ^une damaged 16 pieces of rolling plfe fractures. the hospital and released, a boa-' .1------_____ Ton Pickup Tnicka. Frank O'Brien, aecond and Mr. A;. 10. ’ ' stock 38 miles northwest of Ha- Cook, appearing Friday ^ t h pUal official said. Bid forms, {Sans ahd apctoUI- and Mrs. Al LaPlant, third. Radio Hanoi, without mention- nol and touched off seven sec- a carnival, was riding a bicycle McCrystal was given a writ­ catkma are avaUaUe at ' Om The game is sponsored by S iU u ing the ..bridge, claimed North ondary, explosions and 20 fires on the wire, balancing with a ten warning for driving after. Purohaaing Office, 41 OanUr the Manchester Bridge Club. LIT US PRICE Vietnam’s armed forces shot in a rocket attack south of Dong pole. Witnesses said the bicycle drinking.' PoUce say his car India's SSeba cremate their Street, kbmehester, (Somweti- Sessions are played Wednes- YOUR NEXT down three U.S. planes. U.S. -Hoi in lower North Vietnam. chain appeared to slip. Cook passed under a red Ught at the dead, eat no beef, worship only cut. daya at 7:80 p.m. and Fridays. PRESCRIPTION Command in Saigon Issued no Navy pilots reported crippling dropped the pole, but as the bl- Intersection and hit the rl|^t one god, oppose the baivlera o t Town of ifandioster, Next Friday an "Eariy Bird” rear fender of a car driven by caste, never shave, wind their saaaion wUl start at 7:80 p.m. conflrmatlon. three missile sites and two an- cycle fell It threw him to far Oomiactlcut Adm. U.S. Grant Sharp, tlaircraft sites, hut did not give from the wire to catch It, Sandra A. Auatln of St Johm- hair into a topknot and wrap 'Robert B. 'Welaa, and another aeaalon at 8. The it wMh a tuibsa- gatoe is open to the pubUc. American mUltary commander uie locaUons of the targets.. , He worked i^tbout.a net. bury, Vt.‘ Osneial Manager J (,-■ .' / ../'A/ '■ ',v . ly fe i k a Aa^ln^Btrr le AUG. 12 thru AUG. 18 to Ett^nttm ii^raUi td th in The First Shows Q. er Catch the Viewer td HOIXYWOOD (AP) — Net­ CBS’s situation comedy about work televiaian executives a disc jockey, j^‘‘Good Morning ry sometimes seem to be better at World,” on Sept! 6, will fight for creating monsters than the spe­ ir. the first night audience with cial effects departments of film ABC’s "N.Y.P.D,” a poUce-ac- « i studios. m tion story that Holl3rwood cynics Movies shown on television already have labeled ’’Dragnet ta, once were old, dark, second rate E ast.” ila and mostly relegated to late "The Flying Nun,” a fantasy- Da night spots. Today all networks la t convedy on ABC on ’Thursdays, are buying contemporary, top- will make its debut on Sept. 7— grade features which are the in the middle half hour of CBS’s toughest competition to the ay 90—m inute "C im arron Strip,” a quickie programs knocked out big economy-size Western. a for television use. ne Friday, Sept. 8 will see anoth­ The cast and crew of a new er contest between a situation oa series have been deep in g^oom comedy and a Westem-CBS’s this week after a rumor reached XV "Accidental Family,” with Jer­ them that on the night of their Be ry Van Dyke cast as a night vital premier show that estab­ nd club entertainer with children lishes the premise for the whole un problems, versus ABC’s ’"The series a rival network will show Guns of Will Sonnett,” which the Beatles an in "A Hard Day’s has Walter Brexuian playing an N ight,” a sure-fire audience old man who, with his grandson, at grabber. dd is hunUng for a long-lost son. Ch The current custom of mass ’The rest of the 2S new shows ■ee launchings of new season shows have pretty clear sailing for vy is another nightmare. their premiers. At one time each network NBC, with the "Miss America picked its week for its premiers, Pageant" for two hours of Sept. and the process took 21 days, 9, w ill precede that annual, starting in mid-September. popular show with a variety It is now believed that there is special starring the comedy an advantage in getting on the team of’ Rowan and Martin. sci-een fustest with the mostest. "Africa,” the four-hour news so the action starts furiously the treatment that cost millions to A day after Labor Day—although maloe and a year to pull togeth- rty audiences can only watch (me er, will ...... be ABC’s blockbuster r«n show on one network at a time. for Sunday, Sept. 10—a night ■on But everyone remembers that that also will feature, the two- one year when ABC got in hour pilot film of “High Chapar­ ac- ral,” NBC’s new Western which M, aiiead of tl^ competition with its premiers, it had one of its thereafter will -follow "Bonan­ on za .” tth most successful seasons. en, Opening gun of the new sea­ The favorite game ,at Holly­ Mike Connors, left, and Joseph Campanella star in “Mannix,” a new detective to son will be shot ’Tuesday, Sept. wood parties is doping the out­ series, starting Sep^ 16 on NBC. Ihe 5, the start of seven days in come of the new season’s rating on. whi(di ABC and CBS take the race. ’This is done by looking at poy plunge. NBC’s premier week is the post position of each new raa set for the following week, but and old show and nsldering van Show and ABC’s ‘‘The fed staUM eompetitlim and unter- the past track reewrd of people FBI,” both popular. CBS’s programming are the bases for ctmeerned. "Good Mhming World” la rated Shows Overhauled the ratings war, the network For instance, NBC’s "Mbth- a good chance because assorted may hav« a few last-minute sur­ ers-in-law” is not rated a very alumna of ‘‘The Dick Van Dyke HOLLYWOOD (AP) — During have a new young peirtner prises. good chance because it is Show,” including f^rl Reiner, television’s long, hot summer of played by William Reynolds. Biere are, by comparison tucked into an awkward half are connected with it. And, of reruns, programs are over­ Steidien Bnx>ks, who helped with last season, surprisingly hour that coincides with the sec­ cenirse, everybody is IcmUng for hauled, repairs are made and round up the public enemies for few colUaiona of opening nlgjits. ond half of both CBS's Ed Sulli­ another Dick Van Dyke. rem(xlellng undertaken. It can two seasons, is awaiting his call be as drastic as replacing a lead to arms from another branch of iter or as minor as capping the government ~ o f star’s tee^. “Bonanza,” on NBC, was lop­ 'eat Changing is inevitable on suc­ ing along at the head of the tele­ irt- cesses. Children outgrow their vision pack until it encountered ore June Lockhart: Farm to Space parts. Actors get restless or CBS’s Smothers Brothers at nta stale and depart. Formats as midseason. Ite producers has By JCNB LOCKHABT lege professor to a group of stu­ farmbound in the “Lassie” ser­ well as sets get shabbjr ,from deidded it is time for some rein­ B

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R <2t> SUacray (C> 5:88 (3) Wyatt Barp ters an air race not to win (33) At Hense wHh BMty 4tt)imZs JS”*Merv * Orlfttai«nj Shaw project to a premature halt Saaday, Aagaat U collection. 4:88 (848) News, Speito, Weather (Itl SabseripttoB TV "The Invadera" (38) Sea Bant but to die. (C) 8:86 (8) Moments of Comfort — Kitty shown c^ o r fihna c i new (384348) Baa tor Tear Ufe (O) "The Reluctant Astronaut" (M> Gal. Glawa’ a Jfaaior Tal- 6:88 (8) Weather, Sports, News (G) 8:81I (8) Pistols .'B* PettleoatB (G) News fall faahkais introdnend In N. S (O) B d:88 to My Opfadta (M> TS?*l7^ve (U ) Merv Ortffto Skew (48) The tovaders (C) eat Shaw (18) Polka Varieties B 6:16 (8) Frontiers of Science Y. cnty during Press Week. 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"Tell Tale Heart” Adrienne 3:38 (8) DIek Vaa Dyke Shew (M) Haatley-Brinkley Bepert (M) Oits O’O a A Bepart — Maaday, August 14 ( 3 8 0 0 ) Tea Dea>t Say (G) strives (or peace. Roclr Hud­ "DiaboUque” lin, Joanne Woodward, Ray­ (8) Jerry Blavat Show Coni and Laurence Payne. (8-88) Girl Talk (384348) Yea Dea*t Say (C) (C) s i n Oft (82) Merv Griffla Show P J f. (8) Hr. Gaebar (O) son, Barbara Rush. (C) (83) Film mond Burr. (C) Jerry Butler, The Tumes, The (88) Film (8) Mr. Geeber (0) T^Ught Zeae ^ V . 8. Air Feiee BaUgleus 8:88 What’s New (48) Dark Bhedewz (S> Twilight Beae 11:88 (18 33-8848) News, Sports aad (Zb-n-M) Sandy Keafax Shew Geatormen and Billy Hanier, ( 88) Film (38) Cartoon Cataps (C) (48) Dark Shadewa FUm aad SIga Oft (48) Dating Game Nine Won't Return” 8:38 Mldrty Weatara Fsiasto 4:88 (8) Baager Aady Shew (C) "Nervous Man" Weather (0) W-W48) News, Weather aad 1:1# (8) a ^ W a a to a r , Ma- 7:t8WhaPs New ( l a o o r Mateh Oame (O) (38) HaaaerHrtaUey Hepert (38) Item BweU Shew !:16 (Z»4t-M) Major Leagae Baae- ton Congressman T.J. Mesklll 9:16 (3) WaUy Gator (C) (Z8-2X48> M atehOam e (C) m jnt af Medttatlaa, SIga Oft Repctot of 4:00 p.m. (U> Superimraea 11:38 (1) Trasday StarUght ball (G) (88) Frank McGee 11:86 (38) Joe Pyae Show (G) (38) King and OdIe (18) Sepeiheiaes I (IT) Yam Asked fer It Teen BaUoo Manna. "The Barbarian and the Gei­ (48) Jack La Laaae Show (8) Big g Ikaatra A r t G lass suspecting boat owner is hir­ (S O ) DetoeH at Bestea Baae- 11:88 (488818) Tealght Shew (G) !:35 (48) Satariay Afteraooa Mov­ (88-88-38) FUpper (G) B 'Babraitter" and "Heart of and Jtfim OoUum have been sha” '68 Historical saga of 18:88 (8) Candid Camera “ X . . . The Unknown" '87 Sci­ O dd’’ 8:88 NBT Jenraal ed to smuggle scienttst out of baU Starring Johnny Carson ie (48) Dating Game (G) one man's efforts to open entists must cope 'with one of sign ed t o r ‘leeriing rolen in Mid-Summer '47 B. Germany. Forrest Turiter,- (IS) Secret Ageat (848) Jeey Bishop Show (C> "Tall Man Riding" Randolph 8:88 (88-88-38) Please Don’t Eat the Japan to the arest. J < ^ (88-38-38)— ------Snap Judgment (G) I (384348) I Dream of Jeaaale (8) F.D.Q. (C) most awesome creature* that (0) B Ri(diard Rodgeno' musical ver­ Bva Bartok. "Loyalty Always Pays” 1:48 (8) Newseep^ Homeeto ef Scott, Dorothy Malone, '66. Daisies (G) Wayne, Eiko Ando. (C) has ever threatened dvlUia- Tuesday, Aagast 16 ( 8 0 ) Mike Doarias Shew (C) (48) Oambat C vtsia Nice (G) B sion oC “A n draoieg and the 18:26 (8848-38) News (C) tlon. Dean Jaggar, James Gar­ <8^)^Bat A M (G) B (U) Ten Asked tor It 8:38(1) SpatUght (C) (88) One O’CIeek Bepert — "Snow White” "Bridgehampton 1966" Joanna Moore, Troy Donahue, ner, Virginia l^ith. (U) SebscrlptioB TV Lion,” which wfil he preaented 8:88 What’s New (38) Theatm 88 (3 8 0 ) Taesday Night at the Sign Off 1:88 (8) ’87 Sebrlng (G> (18) Sabscriptlen TV Arthur Franz. 18:38 (8) Hememaker*s Movie (18) Yea Asked fer It 8:88 Travel Time (88) The niatrtm ea (C) The Reluctant Astronaut” next aeastm on NBC. Noenum Merira (M) U.S. Air Force Bellgtoas 1:88 (8^8) American Golf Glasalc "The Reluctant Astronaut" (8848) Tonight Shew (88-23-88) Geacentratien (C) (88) Theatre 88 8:88 (3) Ante GritSth Show (G) B Tokyo (48) MeMalaa Navy "A Place In the Sun" Bllza- FUm aad Uiga Off (C> Description of 3rd round of (48) N ew l^ ed Game (G) Starring Job~Fohnny Carson (8-48) Dateline: HoUyweed (3-83) Mike Daughto Stow (O) Wkodom, N od Coward and Ed 7:88 WkaPs New I (U> Highway Fatrel beth Taylor, Montgomery 1:16 (4) News aad Weather, Me- ss ob (8-48) ChUdren’s Dector (384288) Road West (C) B action of this 8100,0(X) tourna­ 8:38 (3) MI I : ImpossUile (G) B : (M) (88) News —- Sign Oft (38) The FMatoteaes <0) ( M ) Feteay Sqaad (G) B Repeat of 8:00 p.m. (38) The Big Fietaie Clift, Shelley Winters. George meat of ModHstlea, SIga Off ment. When research reports stop > (i t ) Late Shew (88-88-38) PermnaUto (C) (48) MeBale’s Navy Ames have already been an- 7:88 Sbagrie far Bmee 1:38 (18) Is Smoking Worth ItT The N iAt of the Shark" coming from an American "Oklahoma Woman" Peggy (8-48) Haaeynsaon Bace 6:N («» I ^ Pate- Bews and Weather, Mo­ (88-28-88) Jeopardy (G) ArtGlass—Repeat of AuBuat N. Ameiican-Europe Track (8-48) Lawrence Welk (G) ment of Meditetion, Sign Oft (8) Mike Douglas M a ^ e 14, 9:00 p.m. W E D N E S D A Y JU P R O G R A M (48) E v e r y b ^ ’s Talkiag 18:26 (3) News (G) 18:88 NBT Jaumal Mid-Summer '8 7 -Repeat of I (4) Best Sellar about a half-breed caught be- law must overcome diphtheria, 12:38 (3) Search fer Temorrow (C) August 14, 9:00 p.m. Part m "The D.L" Jack Webb tween warring white and In­ snakebite, robbery and mort­ (88-22-30) Eye Guess (G) (18) FUm dian commumties. (C) R gage foreclosure to win girl (48) Donna Beed Show ^ ^ WedBMday, August Ig , (13)> At Heme wHh Bitty 8:88 (8) Oeszer Pyle—U.B.M.C. (G) ne loves. Joel McCi-ea,- 18:46 (3) Guiding Light (C) ( 88) Charles Bickford. 12:66 (28-2348) News (C) 4:48 Wkat’s New (48)! Sto‘¥hgM:_Jvo 14:48 (I) WaiM’s Lightweight 11:88 (3843-48) Tonight Shaw (C> 8:48 Brittok Galeaiar 1:48 (8) As the Wo:arid Taras (0> tag Chempleashlp (0) Starring Johnny Canon S U N D A Y JU P R O G R A M (388348) Let’s Make a Deal Caries Ortis vs Ismael (848) Joey ifih ep Shew (G> 8-44 Ne5r**yA'^***'*"* **'” *■ (G) guna 1:88 (3) News, Moauato at Com­ 7:88 (38) Agricaltare on Parade (48) Linns the Lionhenried sponses to external forces. Repeat of August 14, 7:46 p.m. (8) DaUag Qaaoe (3883-88)(3811 ISpy (C) B fort —Geidapesto 7:48 What’s New (8883-88) IfoWB (G) 18:48 (18) Sabseripl:ripfieB TV (38) One O’ clock Bepart — 7:46 (8) Sacred Heart 1:38 (8) Conn. H.D. B (18) Firing Line Repeat of 8:00 p.m. 7:66 (3) Sign On and Prayer Heart Disease W.F. Buckley Jr. and Fred 1968 (8) Fasswsid (C> "Arabesque" SIga Oft PLANNING FOR 7:18 Travri Ttau 11:88 (88434848). News, Sperto, (48) U. 8. Air Fares BeUgleBs 8:08 (3) The Ghristophers (88) Frontiers of Faith Scwarx "The Decline of An­ Tokyo—Repeat of August 16, Geoige Grissard and SheUa (8) This Is the life (82) The Catholic Hoar (C) ti-communism" (acBae Weather (C) FUm aad Sign Off (G) 6:30 p.m. (38) Baslga O’Terie 1:18 (3) News and Weather, Ma- (38) God and Man in the 28th "Christians and the Worid” 7:38 (3) Mr. Roberto (C) RETIREMENT? 8:88 News la Ferspeettve 8) Days of (tor Lives Centary (38) Bachelor Father (G) 11:36 (3) WedaesdayStarilght meat ef MedHattoa, Sign Off (28-82-38) Woaderfnl World of 8:88 Bpeetram "Four Faces w est" ’48. Out­ (G) 8:16 (3) Davey and Goliath (G) (48) Beany and Cecil Color (C) B Buckminster Fuller—Repeat of ; (848) NswlIswiywad Osi ae (C) (48) This Is the Life (G) 2:08 (8) Blverhead Parade (C) B "A Salute to Alaska" tribute Enjoy family protaction white Augttot 16, 8:00 p.m. (8) Hai M Pasta 8:38 (3) Adventares of Gnmby (G) , (28) Italian Program to America's largest state. 8:88 New Orleaas Jass (484344)I) The HoeteisDoetar (C) (8) Davey and Goliath (G) (22) Snnday Afternoon Movie (848) Dream OIri ef ’87 (C) (38) This Is the Lite Animated and live action se­ you save for retiramsnt Papa Jack, the Patriarch—Re- "Stage Struck" H4nry Fonda quences are used to illustrate of August 14, 8:00 p.m. 6:48 (4) Ta TeU tha Tralh (O) 8:45 (8) Light lim e and Susan Strasberg. Alaska's discovery, colorful 18:48 Itoeaztal et Masie M (481344) Aaatbar World (C> (48) Dawn Bible lastitate (G) "Abbott and Costello Meet STEREO (448) (toaeial Hsspltol history and future plans. CaU Richard Crenna: 9:88 (3) Car 64—Where Are YoaT Captain Kidd" (U ) UabaerlpttoB TV (8) Faith for Today (38) Industry on Parade 8:88 (3) Ed SnlUvan Show (C) B Thaiaday, Aagast 17 "Two for the Road" (88) Three Stooges (G) (48) MagUU GorlUa Carroll Baker, Sergio Fran- A n th on y P.M. . 4:U (4) Nsws (C) (38) Cartoon Cotaps (C) 2:16 (38) N.Y. Yankees vs Cleve­ chi, Allan Sherman, the Four Q alrici 4:88 WhsPs New 4:44 (4) Diek Vaa Dyke Shew 9:15 (48) Sacred Heart land Indians (G) Tops, Kessler twins, Jerry AND 4:38 Mighty Westeia Faraste Itllle ' • — - 1S9 (183844) Yea Daa’t Say (O) From TV to Movies 9:38 (3) Perception (C) 2:38 (3) Batlonnl Pro Soccer Stiller and Anne Meara, Pat RepeA of Aumst 14, 6:30 p.m. (4) Mr. Geeber (O) (8) The ristophiihers (C) Leagne Game (G) Cooper, the Suzuki Violins, and M ountain 7:44 What's New (48) Dark Skedsws (38) Uncle WaMo (C) St. Louis Stars vs Baltimore Ed(iie Albert R oa d Repeat of 6:00 p.m. BY JOAN OBOSBY career, Crenna la puraulng pro­ (8-48) The F.B.I. (C) B 7:84 Preach Ghet 4:88 (4) Baager Aady Skew (C) (48) Insight (C) Bays 649-48S0 (383344) Mateh Game (G) NEW YORK — (NBA) — ducing and (hraeting. He had a 9:45 (8) Yoar Community (C) (48) Peter Potamns "The Courier” Inspector Ers- Rognons Sautes et Flambes (44) Swabhy Shew (O) 18:88 (3) Lamp Unto My K e t 3:88 (8) Greatest Show on Earth klne investigating suspicious Repeat of August 14, 8:00 p.m. Richard Crenna is not your run- plolot fUm called "Mrs. ’Thura- (8) Dialogae (18) The Big Picture death of a scientist finds a Y ou r 8:44 The Fearth Bstato 4:34 (3) Big 8 Theatra of-th8-vocal-(du>rd actor who (88) Chalice of Salvation Public Service Vietnamese orphan being lued 4:34 E.E.N. Sammer Sampler "Bloodhounds of Broadway" day," which was' set for ABC- (38) King and Odie (48) Official Detective as a pawn In a game of es­ Berkeley Folk Festival—Re­ '62. HUlbUIy girl i^mes to N. doean't care what he le eayinf, (48) The Christophers (C) 3:38 (18) Pattern for Living pionage. peat of August 15, 8:30 p.m. Y. and is transformed Into a Juet ao lonfi aa hia voice ia TV, then pulled off the ached- 18:38 (3) Look Up and Live (C) (48) Wnlter WlncheU FUe (18) Snbseriptloa TV Metropolitan 9:34 Spert ef tke Week Broadway chorus jriri. Mital (8) Vidieon 4:88 (8) Comments and People "Snow White” muMmeoainunr All-Star High School FoothaU Gaynor, Michael O’fiiea, Scott audible. (lie. COLOR Game, Hershey, P a.. Brady (C) "Living Standards in Japan" Jose Llmon and dancers from 8:38 (28-88-38) Let’s Make a Deal 368 East Center St. The changing role of family (833) BOIto Daaglas Shew He may be, additionally, the “ I am dlaappointed becauae Conn. College, New London (C) M anchester with a break from old Jap are featured. ^ ^ Friday, Aagast U (38) Harbor Oeauaaadi only actor in the worid, who traditions. 9:88 (3) Oar Place (C) (48) MeBale’ s Navy it was a vriioppliig good show. (18) Herald of Truth Doodletown Pipers, Jack can say, and mean it, "I heard (38) The Catholic Hoar (28) This Is the Answer 4:44 What’s New (38) The FUatrisaes (O) If I were to do it over again, "Christians and the Worid" (48) Scope Bums, Avery Schreiber and 5:88 (U) H ighm Fateri myaeU gettinj wrapped up in Moppet dog "Rowlf” and Joel 4:44 Straggle Ur Peace (38) The OMstophem I would not do anything (Uf- (48) Faith (or Today (C) 4:38 (3) Award Theatre Grey. STANEK ELECTRONICS United Nations—^Repeat of Au­ a story and golnj on and on in 11:88 (3) Camera Three R ^ (8-48) 8188.888 American Golf Our SPEEDY Specialty gust 15, 7:30 p.m. (38) U v a r h ^ ferent. I had a fine cast-^oan "Seven Aspects of Shaw—Part . Classic (C) (28-22-38) Bonanza (C) B 7:44 i ^ ’s New (48) Daaals the Meaaee a drone.” Bon secretly shelters a wound­ TRULY DELiaOUS 277 BROAD STREET— PHONE 649-1124 6:38 (U ) Speito, Haws and Weath­ Blondell, John Dehner, Mark 11" Margaret Webster reads 4th and concluding round is ed fugitive to save him from Repeal of 4:00 p.m. from GBS's "Major Barbara” presented. 7:34 Maile Maksra at the Blae er (G) The story he waa teUlnfi was R^okes and a young guy I feel "Back to Methuselah" "Fan­ (18) Topper an angry lynch mob. CHICKEN SUMMER SCHEDULE— CLOSED SATURDAYS A T I ^ N BMge (38) Ladiss Day on "The Merv Qriffln Show,” like I dlacovered^ although I ny's First Play" and Shaw’s (88) Issight (8-48) Snnday Night Movie 8:3t,The Greative Fersea (48) Fetor JeaBlags News letters to Sister Laurentia, a' "King Solomon's Mines" Deb­ 8:88 (848) Maws, l^ r t s . Weather where he appeared while in didn’t really, named Philip 4:45 (M l The Loaves and the orah Kerr and Stewart Gran­ Brown in 6 Minutes Gwendolyn Brooks (C) Benedictine nun and Prioress Fishes (C) ger in a romantic-adventure 4:48 NBT Ilaykanse New York filmlnj scenes for darii. It waa about a cleaning of England's Stanbrook Ab­ 3:08 (3) GUIIgan’s Istond The world’s "finest eatln’ The Victorians No. 8: Society (U) Merv Oilffta Shew !):38 (i8) Subscription TV (38) Leek-Up "Star,” in iriilidi be acta oppo­ woman vriio inherits an Indue- bey. (18) The Bine Door chicken” with Incomparable 18:88 Baemtal e f Marie n (8) Frontiers of Science • (20) FUm "Persona” Repeat of August 16, 10:80 (33) Seauaer BriUighto site Julie Andrewa. trial empire." (88) Faith to Faith (22) Marshall DUIon story set in Africa. (C) R taste. p.m. ^ (38)'Meltole’s Mayr (38) The Big Picture "Wild West" 10:08 (3) Candid Camera (C) B 8:48 (8) Spsito, Hews, Weather He hag alao completed "Wait When the pilot was tested by (48) Ballwinkle (C) (30) In U.S. Hands (C) Make a Difference Where You Savel (C) Guest: Actor Rich Little CALL, m ORDER IT DOES 8:18 (48) Braaee v Until Dark,” with Audrey Hep- one of those audience reactiim 11:38 (3) Biography An inside look at America's (28-28-38) The Saint (C) Pick Up 10 Minutes Later "George Marshal" great airlines, how planes and "The Russian Prisoner' 'Tem­ Papa Jack Lalne, an eariy 8:16 (3) The Stela Brleksea Shew bum and he says "It inui de­ groupe. It got a very high rat­ (8-48) Discovery '87 (C) B pilots are prepared for trips. plar becomes involved in a Jagg figure. Is interviewed on (C) lightful to woric with Audrey. ing. Despite this, Dick feels "ASPCA The World’s Biggest 5:80 (3) Mr. Terrific (G) case in which a Russian pro­ 'Cn it it INSTANT 8:18 (3) Hews wMk Waller Craa- ■Dog House' " The world of (28-22-30) Sportsman’s Holi­ fessor attempts to defect to DEGI’S nmVE-IN Channel 24 Sunday at 8 p.iri. Idle (C> I use her firat name becauae these groups are not a solution kittens, puppies, horses and day (C) the West. 482 CENTER ST.—648-2660 (■) Feler Jesaiags News (G) we ended Mends.” to the Industry’s proUems. other animals. Shows how they Ted Williams tells best way 10:38 (3) What’s My Line (C) EARNINGS (34) Hew Hartoeas are adopted, their housing and to catch a bonefish; two Ca­ 11:08 (3-82-3848) News, Sports and S -A ^ V I N G S (3344) Haatlay-HiiBhley Be­ Crenna, who haa never* got­ "Who are these 200 people training as well as a stay in nadian girls go'’ salmon fishing; Weather (C) pert (C) ten over beingr a movie fan, who come in and get wired? special hotel at Kennedy In­ on Safari in E. Africa. (8) Mnsic Treasnres 8:46 M ) Hews ternational Airport. (18) The Christo|diera LOA.IV Divldeafi paid o m r 7:88 (3) Fsrest Baagars (C) says, “I found myself waking Whatever happened to Judge­ (88) The Big Picture (C) 6:08 (3) The 21st Century (C) B 11:16 (8) News and Sports (C) ^RANGE aiN l DRYER \ s ’> < 1 ( r \ I t ( I v; WILTOirS enop (38) HaaHey-Bitoldey Bepert up in the morning and thinking, (38) From the Dean’s Desk "The Class of ’o l": A look at 11:86 (38) Washington Report from day of depoalt. (C) ment on the part of TV execu- 11:30 (3) Movie Masterpiece "Pattern for Reform" universities of future whUe WIRING SERVICE w t M m s 864 Mala SL, (|> Twilight Seae ‘God, I’m going to worit with UvesT Big buaine«8 doean’t 11:46 (38) Sacred Heart Program studying possible physl(uU "Three Coins in A Fountain" 4 tiiiiM yearly. "The Hoarilag M u ” '64. American giris working in Audrey Hepburn today.’ work that way. O.K., once in a 18:88 (3) We Believe (C) characteristics and education­ Service Changes. Comidete HAHCittaTgfs 8La88T riahasMAi. lasTiTMTiaa (33-3848) HewarWaathar aad Catholic al emphasis of institutions of Rome sue involved in three HUMMEL The actor ia one of the few while you make an Edsel, but (8) Opinionated Man higher learning in next cen­ disslmUar love stories after wiring InstallatlonB In Old 7:U (48) Tsa Ashed Hhr H making wishes at the Trevi 1007 MAIN 8T-, MANOHE8TIS a ROUTE SI, COVENTRY vOio have made the Jump from you don’t go around taking a (88) Th€ Christophers tury. and New Homes and Bosi- HGURINES 7:38 (3) Lari to S p u e (O B (tt) ChampioBshi^ Bowling (88-88-38) Frank McGee Re­ Fountain. Dorothy McGuire, vote on it before you do. Clifton Webb, Rwaano Bran- (18434M The timtotoa (C) B televisloo atardon ("Our lOas BUI Allen and Earl Johnson port (G) -I HS-IS) Batoraa (0) B (38) Color Camen (8) TRA. xi. Louis Jourdan. (C) Brooka,” " ‘^be Real McOoyg,” "If Mbi. TUiraday had been (8) Festival of HHs Electric Heat InstaWatloiis. (U> Upbeat (48) Conversation With (18) Bobby Lord Show 3:88 (848) % a Haaioee (O) B "Slattery’s People") to movie extraordinarily unique, I vrould 18:16 (88) Tke Living Word (48) Miracle Moments In "Stolen Life” Bette Davis and Glenn Ford. Sophisticated twin 3:38 (3) Bsvssta HSMHIea (C) B Btaiitan. Although he doean’t be outraged because people 18:38 (3) Face the Nation (C) . Sports TURNriKE (IS) BaheeitoUea TV (8) Scope 8:38 (8) Bat Mastersoa about to divorce man she and want to make a bet on that her sister both foi^t for "DiaboUgus’'^ seem to want the same old driv­ (88) Bible Answers (8) Blverhead BaU (G) MANCHESTER 8:88 <384M8> Msb Baps Chrysler (38) Smoking and Heart Dis­ (IS) Alfred Hitchcock Presents drowns in a storm and the sis­ TEXACO “Check with me on that five el. EaaenUally, this waa the ter Udtes her place. '46. BEST ease (C) "The Belfry" ^VtaSet i«r Itorror" CUft Bob- yean from now," be gays, same old drivel, but It was The American Heart Associa- (88«M 8) The SnsiaseBlan (C) (88) Late Show Open 24 Houm A Dwy "They Came to Cordura" (3a- OLDSMOBILE ertaoB, Jo Vaa flaat, Mlrimel lb addithm to hia booming good drivel. tipn presents its case against B Sarraala. to a Matrre trial smoking. "The Sky la FUlIng" program ry Cooper, Rita Hayworth. FirM tsM lIrtH (48) l ^ t o v e r Presents about meteoru, (38) Tonight Shmv (C) B CAR, "Vow OUBMhto Dm8w” Immadtotely toitawlag a law 18:48 (38) N.A.S.A. Boporis (G> (48) Post Time at the Baccs Starring Johnny Carson setawi fM dIaBar, tbshrathar 18:46 (38) W oek c^ 7:88 (3) Lassio (O) B (48) F s a t im ls Qoiaity Line Pradweto of a diita etatiaci riete at- "Jump Into Hell” Jack Ser­ te n ^ to prave toat his loved IC I PLANT 1:88 (3) Big 8 Theatre (8-48) Voyage to the Bottom oaeh Ufa wad aaeriflesd by a "I'U Get By” ‘60’ I^ r of song of the Soa (C) B nas, Kurt Kassner. '86. sn WEST CEN1ER ST. - 611.1111 Weekdagns S AuM. «e fitlfi P J E r-f pluyaton become musically "The Mummy” 1:48 (38) S i n Off B op u i, S i n OH WILSON OBACKKD ICB-aiiOCK anaromantlcally Involved arilo ,,(^ 3 3 4 8 ) Aataal Seeroto <0) 1:11 (48) UIT Air Fhmo B oSiism pSttSSTWiSSSSSri.'^ a sister singing acL June Ba- FBm aad 8U(a OH <0) EllCTRICAL CO. Comer B w d eed ^ H ad araia, Hlgbt M tb. SI BISSELL ST. -!"Biologlear S|bcka” program 1:38 (8) HMvs and W a a *sr-4 lo- WsaWotlal OoMBB-teifi; Miidlel^Wfirt ’ •glaailiita Stas” Btala Prarity baaad on exMrimenta to dia- ■ moat o l HodHaMsto—(Hga Off. NEW or USED wttb BaAam Bdaa, Stova Etr- P lw fi S48-1129 j; cover whether biological LT. WOOD CO. . 2 L •6fi-4llY-.M S.lM t Phmet48>&7i raai, Doloraa Del Sia aad Jaba EBfe4 8ha«M nto«hai einAbn are tntenml or ate re- McIBlira. Waatem adveatara m PAQI POUR 1£AN(3HESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1967 THURSDAY J(/ PROGRAM brawler killer and thief Bai^ 1:M l;3 t (S) At the World Tarim (C> 9:30 (20-22-30) D ragnet ’67 GM B (2A-22.3*) I.et Make a Deal (22) Summer HlKhllfhts '1 (30) M clfnle’* Nnvy "The LSD Story ” Sgt Friday (C) (3) Sports —News and Weath­ and Off. Gannon break up a (8) Datiny Game 6:05 ('•eii-age IR D i>ajrty ond saurt 1:53 (20-22-38) News (C) er (<■) (40) Bronco a scarcli tor seller of the drug. 2:00 (3) Password (C> 6:10 (8-40) L ove on a Rooftop (C) (2«-22-3») Days ol Our Lives 6:23 (8) Stein Eriksen Show 10:00 { W 22-S8) Dean Martin Sum­ (8.40) Newlywed Game (C) <81 I’ctcr .fenninss News (D mer Show (C) , „ 2.30 (3) House Party (C) C20) British Calendar Don Chero’. C'e*'' “ '<1 Mc­ (20-22.S0) The Doctors (C) (22-30) Iluntley-Brinkley Ke- Mahon and Flip Wilson. OMO) Dream Girl ot '87 (C) (8-40) Som m er Fociw 6:45 es on potential Republican (8-40) General Hospital 7:00 (3) Daktari S(>orts (C> (20-22-38) Match Game (C) (40) Y«m Asked fur It (20-22-30) An Eveninfir ot Tan- (20) Honey West (18) Superheroes n -30 (20-22-30) Tonight Show (O The Mighty T*'or IfieNtooil (3) News. Sports. Weather (C) (40) Swabby Show (C) A ti.immcr cMiiinp concert by 11:43 Boston S- ?r-i)oonv c;rrliestra 12:10 (3) Thursday Starlight 4:23 ( 20-22-30) News (C> "T!r Great War 58 Man 4 30 <3) Bi|f 3 Theatre co;.<.i:(Ctcd'L-. r,..cli Leiiiadorf bribes jirivate at Italian en­ ■'T’.i*? Silver Whin" On his roioi’cast L\c; .n.ni\ual listment center to get defer- fii-st nm younp stage driver Berkshire Fesiiial i-.i 'i':mgle- r.;en’. l-nt private doesn't com e runs into l*andits. Dale. Rol>- wood I.enox Mass tcrougi’. Vittorio Gassman, enson. "Lola Albright. Rory (8-40i Batman Yoc Asked for It (8-40) F Troop (C) B ( ) News, Moments of Com­ I (3) My ’Ihrec Sons (C ) K 1:00 8 (20) West Poini fort —Uuideposts (30) The Fhntsiones (C) (8-40' Bewitched (Cl B (18' Subscription 'I'V CtO) On© O’clock Report — (40) M ellale's Navy .Sign Off r>:00 (18) Highway F.^trol "T ' C B;p M(juth" (.10 C.S. Air Force Beligioas (20) This Is the f. fe 9:00 (.81 Thursday Night at the Joel Grev, in the Broadway hit “ Cabaret,” on CBS’ Movies Film and Sign Off (C) (30) Rivcrtxiat 3.30 (3) Nows nnd Weather —Mo­ “ Our Place” Sunday frdm 9 to 10 p.m. (40) Woody Woodperker-Yogi ' Earabhas Ar.thcmy t. i.mi, Savana Margano. Arai'ir Ken- ment of Sleditation—Slgm Off Bear (C) (O .'i;30 (18) Sports .News and Weath- nedv. O'.hei-E Story ol (.rlmken although I’m still not allowed to get any more familiar with my June h’usband—Guy Williams—than a firm and friendly handshake, at (Continued from Page One) least I wear form-fitting silver FRIDAY JO PROGRAM lame jumpsuits while I float u. a ,small-lown minister in C20) A1 Vestro Sports Show l:ilerating. 1 have no regrets around the wild blue yonder. 1:00 (3) Best Seller ^ ^ the So';tn and John Buchan­ Part V “The D.I." i>f Jack (22) Summer Highlights an. a I'.andsom.e j oung doctor over the jears I kept telling Those women of the future do CIO' McHnles Navy Wf.bb B.d.'i Cl) Sports. News,. Mrather (C) who lives next door. (C) know how to dress. (20) Film (8-40) tViirld Boy Scout .1am- Timmie to eat his soup and 6:16 (40) Bruneo The series has certain other (22) At Home with Kitty boree ((:) standing in the doorway worry­ (30) (C) 6:15 (20) News News special with actor James advantages such as guarantee­ (40) The ? ’UKltive 6:25 (8) Stein Eriksen Show (C) ing about whetlier Lassie would 6:30 (3) News witli Walter Cron- Stewart imrrator. Tl»e jam ­ ing me a weekly paycheck and 1:30 (3) As the World Turns (C) boree held at Idaho’s Farra- return from some harrowing (20-22-30) Let's Make a Deal kite (G> steady work in something I’m (8) Peter Jennings News (C) Eut State Parit from Aug. 1- adventure with her (his) fur (U) (22-30) Iluntley-Brinkley R e­ 9 is first ever to be held in not ashamed to have my two (8) DatinK Game U.S.“ with som e 13,000 boy mussed. I was happy to make (20-22-39) News (C) port (C) young daughters, Anne and 1:35 6:45 (20) News scouts from almost 100 nations the change. 2:00 (3) Password (C) 7:00 (3) Death Valley Days (C) and territories. June, watch. What more can an (20-22-30) Days of Our Lives (20) Huntley-Brinkley Report 9:38 ( 20-22-38) T. H. E . Cat (C) B In "LiEssie" I was allowed to (C) 18:00 (20-22-38) Laredo (C) B actress ask? (8-40) Newlywed Game (C) (C) wear only gingham gowns and (8) Twilight Zone (8-48) The Aveagers (C) B (3) House Party (C) "Nick of Time" "Something Nasty In the aprons and no one knew I had a (20-22-30) The Doctors (C) Nursery' ’ Three prominent (8-40) Dream Girl of ’87 (C) (22-38-40) News, Sports and body under those aprons. One Weather (C) British men are suspects in (48) Nows (C) theft of defense secrets. writer friend of mine wrote that TV Highlights 2:54 7:15 (48) Y ob Asked for It 3:88 (3) To Tell the Truth 18:38 (18) SBbscriptfea TV (28-22-38) Another World (C) 7:30 Dick Van Dyke Show friend and fellow agent Ar- (28) Biohard Dlamoad sinkful of dishwater—cold dish­ cert by the Boston Symphony (28-22-38) You Don’t Say (C) 11:25 (3) Friday Spectacnlar (8) Mr. Goober temus Gordon. water. But in “ Lost in Space,” Orchestra will he shown live (28-22-36) Tainan (C) B •■'Come 'WHl (he Cuo’’ ’61. (48) Dark Shadows (8) Front Bow Friday Night Newspaperman loses his job Thursday 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. on 4:8 (3) Baager Andy Show (C) "Prince of Players" Richard and girl because of drinking. (28-22-38) Match Gam e (C> James Cagney, Gig Young, NPC .... Elizabeth Taylor and (18) Superheroes Burton and Raymond Massey. ___ June: B‘: " ’s*’hy of the "-Mad Phyllis Thaxter, Raymond Montgomery Clift appear in the "Ironiron Man’janu _ Massey. (48) Swubbv Cartoon Carnival Booths" one of America's TOOL and movie, "A Place in the Sun,’’ (48) Swabby greatest acting families imd "The Night My Number Came 4:25 (28-22-M) News particularly of Edwin Booth's U p" ’66 British fiver dreams Tuesday 8:30 - 11 p.m. on NBC 4:38 (3) Big 3 Theatre of an air crash—^with startling "Under My Skin" ’60 Heming­ two great tragedies . . . death .... Roy ■Wilkins is tiie g^iest of his wife and bis hot-headed results. Michael Redgrave, EQUIPMENT way’s story of an aging crook­ Sheila Sim. on NBC’s ..Meet the Press” ed jockey who wants to go brothers' assassination of President Lin(x>In. ' . (38-22-38) Tonight Show (C> straight for his son’s sake. 66 Starring Johnny Carson Sunday 1 - 1:30 p.m. John Garfield, Mlchellne (18) Checkmate RENTALS (48) Tim e Tnanel 8:38 (3) Hogaa’s Heroes (C) B dine Page are the principals in Hogan and bis men kidnap Comfort______—unMc:_____ tposts Sanding Machines (18) Yon Asked tor It (3) One O’clock Beport — Tennessee Williams’ “Summer (28) Men o l Annapolis a German field marshal in Power Tools order to trade him for a cai>- Sign OH and” Smoke” Friday 9 - 11 p.m. (38) The Fliatstones (C) (W) U. 8. Air Ferae Bellgtann Plumber’s Tools (48) H cH alet N avy tured American general. on CBS . . . Elvis Presley sings <28-22-38) Man from U. N. C. FUm and Sign OH (0) Painter’s Equipment 6:88 (18) HHighway Patrol 3:16 (3) Mews and Weather —^Mo­ and fights in the movie, "Flam ­ (28) PTiBh tor Today L. E. (C) B ment ot MedHaMa —Sign OH Cement Tools (38) Blverboat (8-48) Malibn V