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W . ! ' ^ t i o i SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1968 Avmgv Drily Nilt Ron ilanrbifBtrr Etnftting IfrraUi Ptmm Tlie Weather I Symon, Wtadbom; a son to Mk. ■Uy 1 7 ,1 8 * Warm, humid tonight vM l About Town Manchester wid M n. Roger Bourque, IS aeattarad ohowan and Ihundar - Area Graduates Hospital Notes Hickory Dr., Ooventiy: a iimtrlfTatTr lEumttm Hpralh •tonna anaompanlad bgr OtroBg daughter to Mr. and Mka Roger «IU aasst 15,590 frtaOa. Low about 60. Tmuuimw BrumuB, Fonot l^ew Dr., Ver­ NOTICE Manehe^er— A CUy of Village Charm coolar; laoa humid. t:M aJB. hi Om non. aa o f dM daaoh. VniTINO HOURS Intermediate Care Semi- DISCHARGED THURSDAY: TOL. LXXXVlll, NO. 206 Advwltelag Pag* 84) PRICE TEN CENTS privafe, neon-t p.m., and 4 p.m.- M n. Carole Gordon, Btest Hart­ (TWBNTY-BIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 Camreh 8 p.m.; private rooms, 16 a.m.- ford; Wendy Bin^eoe, 80 Vein- OPEN SUNDAY ______k . sad ToUdi Chain will 8 p.m., aad 4 p.m.-8 p.m. wood Dr., Venxm. ' mt 6:45 p.m. Pediatrics: Parente allewed DISCHARGED YESTER­ aaiy time except noon-* p m .; DAY: Joeeph Fisher, Stafford TO 1 P.M. •thera, 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Springs; Mn. Elsie MeVey, 88B Cricket Offer masaoB’a loolaty of Christian Self Service: 16 a.m.-X p.m., Bluefield Dr.; M n. Audrey Ahl- DURING JUNE, JULY, AUGUST More Wells Urged SAUNA, Kan. (AP) — •anted of Notth United Metho- neas, 45 C a^ e R d.; BSlmar Every peuatroopar who made 4 p.m.-8 p.m. OPEN DAILY 8 AJ«.-9 PJL^ dtet Chnrdi wm b a n a auppar Intensive Care and Coronary Manker, 668 Center St; Paul the lump into Normandy on Court Applies Rights Law aad pngnm Monday at 6:W Otre: Immediate fenilly only, Hov6y, East St, Vernon; Mn. D-Day, June 6, 1944, carried pja. at tha dnrdt. aaythne, limited to five EUena Brochetto, KeUy Rd., an identifying- device known minutes. Vernon; M n. June I*age, 18 To Cure Oil Leak aa a "cricket." Kaiiiliaia o f Miapah-Spencer Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. • Beelzebub I^ , W^iping; Mn. WASHINOTON (AP) —A ape- oontrolUng present oU seepage Now, 28 years tater, veter­ ans of the 500th Paradiute Cteda of South Uaitsd Methodist 16:46 p.m., and 8 p.m.-8 p.m .; Gladys Stitnam, Rt. 44A, Bol­ Pine Pharmacy oial piMidential panel reoom- preventing future mishaps. ton; John Hartl, 213 TaylOT St, Infantry Regiment of the Cteaoh wOl Isare the Susannah o4hoia, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and 6 mended today (bet Union OH from thero preoau- Wadny pniktag )ot Tuesday at p.m.-8 p.m. TaloottvlUe; M n. Sharon Kim«, 664 CENTER ST^49-9814 _ . ^ A tkms the recommendation would 82nd Airborne Dlvtalon are having difficulty finding Just U d6 a.m. for tha Altaaveigh In Age limits: 16 In maternity, East Hartford; Mn. Rose Oo. be authocised to drUI up to Union, in.effect, to com- To Non Bona Fide ‘Clubs’ one of the toy-like nolsemak- ■la tat Htn (or Its annual hnveh- U in other areas, no Umlt In GudaiUa, WTndeorvUle; M n. 50 wells and oomptete oil pro- plete the pr^uetton program It oeU-eerrioe. Lorraine Diiedzic, 21 Ashworth era. duction from the platform off had planned. Milton B. Sohleaener of WASHINGTON (AP)—The Supreme ruled 7 St.; Mn. Janet Olcott, 408 W. Santa Barham, rfau* DuBrldge told the news Center St.; Mn. Helen Rod­ Herlngton, Kan., a veteran to 1 today that privately owned areas that offer rec­ I artlea Guild of tha Church of The administration reminds A runaway weU caused mas- «»- NANCY O. DONNA KnBJNA KATHLEEN WARD rigue, 174 Benton St.; M n. Bon­ H O U SE & H i of the 60M, said his outfit reation facilities for white “memberg”. only but which Iha Aasa npUany will nominate vlottoro that with conetnicUon s4ve pollutfoa of tha channel wants to make a gift of a are not bona fide private clubs cannot exclude Negroes. 14 Gerard St 186 Ludlew Ed. 61 Alton St under way, parking qmoe Is nie Smith, 9 Hickory Rd., He­ sStean at a poUuck Tueaday Mafaoheeter bron; Mn. Evelyn Foglio, 188 thaw tour months ago, and «^olud^ "cricket” to David Elsen­ The ruling, delivered by Justice William J. Brennan at tdO p.m. at tha church halt Manchester Manchester Umlted. Visitors are asked to PROTECTION BUSINESS- brought a halt to drUU^opera- oU was tha best BlS. la BJL S t Prande Hospital Soh Birch St.; JuUe MariOtti, 80 hower, grandson of President Jr., put such areas under the sweeping antiracial p(ro- tU a final era ^ of the aenaon hear with the hospital while the rtnaw . Msr. ■ 0011211011. Dwight D. BisMihower, their 4 Ve e f Nnreteg paridng problem exlota. ‘ Homestead St. and we're tough about it, too! TivMiffti fiwh anmin ifos>ir iltuatlon whlidi xnakos tection of the 1964 federal civil rights law. But he said la opMt to w n a n of the Also, Mn. Rita Bump, 28 wartime commander. ehni^Thane idannlnt to attend ^ poaslble," he said, "Is the the law’s protection does not extend to di^rimination Loveland Rd., RockvlUe; Mn. ^ lact there is oil down there. The David, If he receives one, ana ram bided to bring food will present it to the Elsen­ or. segregation at clubs which are truly private. Pattepte Today: 646 Helen Tu, S tom ; David Sulli­ Let’s not kid. flaaures ^„,y p „v en t futur* leaks 'The only dteoenter was Joa- Itawis lor thf pothick. ADMITTED THURSDAY: van, 78 School St.; Mn. CamU- arouM the yna. is to get the oil out" hower museum in Abilraie, your furs are _ Kan. tioa Hugo J. Bteok. M n. Ann Hyson, East Hart­ la Zagonki, East Windsor HIU; WMbdrawl^ the oU from , tjj, precautions which were 'The ruling conoecned a prt- Osntar Oongnt atinnal Church ford; Mra Loretta Keith, 4 En- M n. Margie MacDonald, 89 to you — and roucturea under the platform recommended might add to Un­ should be — after allj vote ncroatlonal aroa naor lit- baud Of deeoona will meet sex S t; M n. Rosa Mendltto, Deepwood Dr., Wapping; Ralph is a .neceasary port of any plan ion’s expenses and thus cut into Other tie Rook, Aik., colled the Lake Tiasaday at 8 p .^ . in the Rob- WUUmontlc; M n. Christine Lanzano, East Hartford; Mn. they are expensive to the oil seep,” said the ita profits, but otherwise ■ the Nbeon Cbiki htan Room of tjte dnuch. OUach, 11 Hazri Dr., Wapptng; NeUle Irwin, 16 Elro S t; Tim­ well aa beautiful . panel headed by Dr. Lee A. company apparently could ex- No Comment Federal courte in littla Rook M n. Mary RoUmm , 149 Bte- othy Jensen, Montauk Dr., Ver- that’s why your D uB ik^e^tbe preaklent’a eel- poet normal profit# under the . and St. Louis had rulad ttwt the North United Methodist Rulings seB 6 t; FTedertdi Rocker, 251 nop; MicheUe Durnokowskl, 16L Should have the best{ enoa adviaer. provlalona of its lease. Olub HIH0 bCVYMld UM I ■ HfYTM10 OC Church win have a Teacher Rec- South S t, RockvlUe; Mra Doro­ Forest S t; JtUin Grenier, WiUl- protection. Under the propooed planv it "The rest ((rf the oil income) ognKlon Dinner Tuesday at 6:M thy Shtrghio, VHlUmantlc; Jac­ mantic; M n. Gladys TopeUus, will take 10 to 20 yeoiv of drill- is part of the economic sys- By Dempsey WASHINGTON (AP)— iS p^m. at the obpreh. quelyn Smtlh, 47 Spruce S t; 49 Thomas St., Wapping; Ste­ ing and pumping to remove the tern,” Pecora explained, The Supreme Ckiurt rul^ SJuSsSrStifStarS jS J Winston Turhlngtan, 575 Cen­ phen MUler, 26 Grove S t; Den­ ★ We’re Tough— oil. Dr. Hamilton M. Johnaon, Ih Santa Barbara, Mayor Oer- About Veto today servicemen have the ^J^tnittteRookN ^tv-. Dor- Saudi United Metbodlat ter St. nis Shea, 128 Harlan St. about our faciUtlaa . panri member and chairman of old S. Firestone said: " I think right to be tried in a civil- ^ doiM and Roaalyn Kyteo. 1 Church administrative board ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Also, Ronald ETetcher, 13H the Tulane Untverslty Geology It’s a mistake. After what we’ve our speclaUy HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — ian eburt for crimes that The Supram* court found, wffl maot Monday at 7:W p.m. Julia Dougherty, 69 Charter Church St.; Mn. Eleanor Em- alr-oondlUonM vaults Department, tok) ai news confer- been through I think the proper have no connection to their howavar, that the Lake Nixon at tha chnroh. hoff, Stafford Springs; Gordon completely moth - proof! wica. solution Would have, been to Gov. John Dempsey expreased Oak S t ; WUUam Farmer, Wind­ disappointment today over the military duties. Club won a ‘public eccomnooda- sor Locks; Peter Gorman, 68 Lassow, 102 HoUlster St.; M n. heat and humidity proof] The final election on the re- eliminate drilling altogether." ^ hos -fireproof, too. The 6-8 ruling cut substantial- ticn" auhjact to Tltia n of the Manctoesber Garden Club will Bowers St.; Mrs. Lucy Han­ Nettie DeRagon and dau^ter. oommandattons is up to Secro- Flreetone said exports have ly into the power of military 1964 law on several grounds: Ite ham n buffet w a p p tr Tiasiitej sen, 7 Ldneoin S t; Barbara East Hartford; Mn. Gall Pede- tary of the Interior WWtar J. convinced him that continued courts to try servicemen. The snack bar offers eervlees to to- at 6:60 p.m. at the home of Miw. Head, 115 Heml ock S t; Her­ monte and daughter, Haxard- production only increases the vlUe; M n. Teresa Broanihan •k We’re Tough— decision resulted from tba bigh terstate travelani and much of Douglaa J. Roberts, Bolton Rd., bert LaBrte, RFT> 1, EHlngton; Dr. WUUam T. Pecora, direc- risk of more leakage. Withdraw- _ aix ner court's flnrt look at court-mar- the food served has moved in tar Vernon. Mho. Roberts wUl show AUTA SADLAK 8ARANNB P. F dix Lowta, 39 Tumbulf R d.; and daughter, 26A Forest St.; about who handlos „ __ tor of the U.8. Gaologi^ Sur- tag oB the oU offors only a re- ^ ^ UNDAS. fun. Proteaoionally traiM tial authority over civilian terstate commaroa; ttae ohib aUdas of her trip to Oreeoe. 166 Oreve St 476 Woodhrldgn 84. 44 Lyndale St Peter Mhrx, 67 SrinUer Rd.; M n. Judith Lampson and aon, vey, sold a deolaton probably mote hope of relief, he added — have Hublard Dr., Vernon; Mn. ed" people 1 ■ crimes. series "broattbeeed patroixige” Rockville Manchester Manchester Thomas Morin, 12 Brent Dr.’,' handlelie them. would be forthcoming within a "you might be out there a thou- ^ h w ^ to say when the tax Justice UfilUam O. Douglas, through advertising; It Is a SVtemhhlp Gbvle of the BJk. in Qevemnaenf B.A. In EagWeh B.A. In Blathematioe Veincn; Hmnlfay Nadeau, Tol­ Constance Ryan and son, 84 Downtown Main St., Manchester School St. Phone 648-4123 dellvertag the taistorlc dscision, place ot “ entartalnmeat" and It Salvadan Anny 'wfil meet Iton- O dkge S t Jeeeph Oa&ege (Maine) land; Kurt N lvl^ West Shore •rae pcutel, created by Presl- o u t" Senate, which has yet to act said the Constitution recognises purchsisea equipment trom,ottb- day at 7:46 p.m. at the church Rd., RockviBe; JcwiqueUne dent Nixon last April 7 to con- He said be expected the City on them. that military disclplne needs a ride tbs state. Aa on exampls, (or n wonhip pengram. Hosteas- Plianeuf, Blast Hartford; Linda elder only the Union Oil Go. Council, whhdi meets Tuesday, Bridgeport Man Drowns A gubernatorlail veto could re­ special system of military Bneiman sold tha dub leased 16 ea «re MTa. James ICuntee and Zalser, EUlcott City, Hd. lease, recommended a series of to renew its opposition to oontin- quire a special legislative ses- courts. And he said that in t)ie paddle boats from an Oklobom M n . Maynard Cteugh. BIRTBS THURSDAY; A son SOUTHBURY (AP) — A FREE EJSTIMATB8 GIVEN ON precautions to be foUowed In ued drilling In the channel. alon to rejuggle the tax x>ack- military oourta certain oonstitu- company, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruoe D ny- Bridgeport maa'< drowned in REPAIRING, REMODELING AND age. tional protoctkma are not reodl- Bretsmn aaid Nixon is Ibw. Samud Smith wW serm fUB, 671 Hartford Rd.; a son to Shady Rest Lake near here Fri­ aCIENTTPIC PUR CLHIAJONO Dempsey also noted that en­ ly avaUable. ^ ^ jwlvaJte club. Hs said "M is as hostesa at 'LuU Jwdor MU- Mr. and Mrs. Peter KeUy, 20 day afternoon whUe he was wad­ actment of a mandatory, period­ P However, Douglas aaid, “we simply a bustoess operated tor a aeum tomorrow from 2 to 8 p jn . Butler Rd.; a son to Mr. and ing some 50 feet from shore. ic motor vehicle inspection law have concluded that the crime ppo«t with none of tlia attributes Mta. WUUam Rady, Reed Rd., PoUce said the victim, Ernest Is one of the requirements for o* eelf-government and mam- RockvlHe. Connecticut’s receiving Its full Epps, 27, was last seen at 8:45 Biafrans To Execute must_J be*“__ serrioe-coonected." ' " bsr-ownenMp traditionally uwAAWMaoujr as- BERTHS YESTERDAY: A p.m. His body was recovered^ HOUSE & HALE quota of federal highway funds. R o ck v ille (AP Fbotoiaz) Othehvise, ha said, members with private dubs." son to Mr. and Mlrs. Jamea at 6:58 p.m. ' A bill that would create such of the armed forces charged ^11 Bnnnan’s decision sold Hospital Notes an inspection system was givw Mrs. Charlotte Gaspard-Marchal, Gen. Charles de Gaulle’s housekeeper, ap­ with crimes while they are on oegardbw private dubs was 18 Foreign Oilmen a favorable report by the legis­ pears at polling place at Colombey Les-Deux-Eglises, France, today during leave and off post would be de- t^at the tow’s naoMbltion of dte- VWIteg heura are Ud6 to 8 latures Transportation Commit­ prlved of the benefits of S tm S ^ oTrogrerttlon on J pm. Is an areas tm e p t ■ » KWALJ], Nigeria (AlP) — The em Nigeria May 7-10. The bod- tee, but has not emerged from voting in the presidential elections. She turned in proxy ballots from the for­ ment by a Jury and Wal gwvaSm of race, odor, rril- MANCHESTER RENEWAL AREA’S the ApprcqftriaUons Committee. teewlU where they are I to 4 Blafrans sentenced 18 foreign lea of the other 11 men—10 Ital- mer French president and his wife, who are vacationing in Ireland. .A _ glon, or national origin at ptaoes aad 6d6 to 8 pm . oll workeie to death os Ntgerian Ians and a Jordanian—were syatem would require an The MM wsm made by ^ pubHc acoommiodatlon wfceae TERESA APARTMENTS forces recovered the bodies of found by Nigerian foroes. initial expenditure of over $900,- JamM F. O Oallatem who was ,^,er,tlons affect oommeroe Admitted Wednesday: Fraa- 11IX o omera t h e r s Mmaay.Aimtav ^ven were employed by 000_ but would soon become self- m A ^ y aerpant sCationed in ^ ^ dlscrimhto- oaa Frlea, FrankUn Park B., The Btofran IntormaUmt Serv- a o IP, the Nigerian oU expJora- -Hii Hawau w^ to or sigrogatkm at private Rockvffle; Bonnie Schneider, GOES ALL-ELECTRIC Ice said the death penalty must tlon company wMch la a Joint t - n - j Oeneral Aaaemblv toed in uee (or the attempted cn,iw.» Went Rd., sniingtan; Bttea be confirmed by Blafran leader enterniise of the Italian state **®P®*^ ^ Gmeral Ass^bly Pompidou Leads Poher, Odumeawu Olukwu "but Gen would change Its mind and en- wi^iHw In April tha court agMed to Helm, Upper Butcher Rd., i uoumegwu ujukwu dux uen. petroleum corporation and the fnr lertii. Wf^W bot^ » was sentenced ^eetde whether private cluba Rockvfile; Andrew PoIntdi, CHRISTINE C. NEHJL. LORETTA MURPHY CAROL ANN RANDALL OJukwu has not done so thus Phillip,, P etrol^ Co. of Bar- ^ to 10 years to prison. 67 Boidder Ed. 64 Lexlngten Dr. 88 Baldwin Rd. . may ipfuse memheiahlp to Plantation Rd., Broad Brook; Blafran Information Min- tlesvUle, Okla. AGIP denied gan.te » code of HeTV— had-I confessed. .. .. Negroes. The issue was raised u Bmast Andencn, Hartford nfemliftia Manchester Manfibeater Douglas said O Callahan was — ___ - B.B. la Art BJk. ^ uJ^re^ro ethics tor sUte^ployee last But Runoff Necessary Hv. « ®ver the wMteecnly pdlcy ot l ^ e . , Venon; Albert Norwalk Hospital School news conference the foreigners t^e Nigerians. week after amending out of the on iMve at tile time. Hunting Park Swim aad East S t, Roekmie; Valarte Mazymowit OaBeRs e f Nonteg There was no connectimi— in vqItAmt. N ^ ie ^ tarlLi^ereiS^leglslatoro; PARIS (AP)—George Pompl- Itothachild banker and Presl- triumph as he ooUeoted 21.63 Temia dlilb to Fairfax County, Samaen, Sunset Ter., Vernon; not even the remotest one—be- Vo. recovered the bodies of the 11 The question of legislative con- dou and Alata Poher headed to- Charles de Gaulle’s pre- Pef eent of the votes. A round- tween his military duties and Oertha DombroeU, Pern S t, A spokesman had sold earlier workers said the Biafrans filets of interest was referred day into a runoff battle tor the . . . _ -m.. laced, quick-witted man with an That caoa will be argued and Roekvffle; Twyla Oellnewi, that if the men were to be freed, uumed them when they overran to a study commietee. French presidency with the stiwiB' front runner in engagtag oratorical flair, Du- (See Page Tea) decided next term. The decision Stafford Springs; Janice KUng. their home governments must their camp In midwestem Nige- The House has not yet acted Conununists in posltloni to de- * r«..Aivitw J'** about what in that ooae could have sweep­ man. Eudy Court, Vernon; make "contact through the ap- ^la 12 miles from the Niger Riv- on the matter. clde the outcome. ^ ^ ^ that Communists usually score ing effects on all private mem- Richard Crribb, Maple S t ,B - wro P®** ^ vote In con- , ^ — ,, Conviction Upset y propriate channel. It is a gov- er. _____ Pompidou, 57-year-old former France. Opinion poUs to B^nch elections. The polls benMp cluba whether uaed for N lingtan; Joanne Butler,Wind- WASHINGTON (AP) — ernment-to-government affair, i*when we a^anced on the HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — ------...... ■ ^ swI vvsm^ m I v m Y O «#&«• norvOle Rd., RockvlUe, and not a humanitarian affair,” he eamp we found the remains," The final three days of the Oon- published lad week gave W Alabama Negro vrilo was to (See Page Ten) Brenda Leduke, Stafford about 41 per cent, but ho even ® *’» '’e gone to hla death tor rob- said MaJ. 8. Abacha, 23, who led necticut legislature session be- topped thV 43.71 per cent De up strength ^ ^ Springe. The sentenced oilmen—^14 Ital- ^jjat captured the camp- gan today with a cloud hanging Births Wednesday; Daughter GaiiUe coUected in the first extensive speaking tour, outright reversal of his convlc- ianSr three Germans and one four days ago. "One was over the lawmakers heads. O ean Air round of the 1966 election. "Die other 11 per cent of the tlon Monday by the Supreme bom to Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lebanese—were among 29 hurled in a toilet drainage ditch. There’s no firm guarantee yet Ledtike, Stafford Sprlnga. workers adio disappeared when quite ahaBow grave. The rains from Gov. John Dempsey that Poher, toe 60-year-old oemrlst Tight l i d Discharged Wednesday: Law­ Blafran and Nigerian troops Bill Passed who advanced from president of ^ <*«‘=‘«k>n found that the rence Morin, Rockville; Stephen battled near Okpai, to midwest- (See Page Tvrive) (See Page Ten) the Senate to provlalonal presl- M ars^le, 5.07 trial Judge accepted Edward VonShiw, Lawrence St., Rock- dent of the country when De BoyUn’, guilty plea without an Keeps Peace vtOe; Joeejdi Fetko, High Ma­ GauUe resigned A ^ 28, ran ^ a«l™ative showing that it was nor Park, Rockville; Randy By House second with M.44 per cent. Opto- f ^ ® “ voluntarily and with fuU ion polls early to May indicated mllUonaJro to knwledge of the consequences. Tucker, Davis Ave., RockvlUe; HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — In Curacao Judith Nlcholae, Davis Ave., Proposal Would Give Students ___ _ ., „ ^ he get as much as 38 J>er ^ The 28-year-old Negro was to Rockville; Yvonne Plante, Staf­ With strong Wpartiaan support cent of the vote and beat Ponrol- Alain Krlvtae, a 27-year-oW stu- have been electrocuted last WILLBIMSTAD, Curacao ford Springs; Elsie Breau, WU- the House has peaaed and sent ^ ^ u i r i ^ u ^ J ^ 45 ^ t 1.06 per ceift. June. His appeal said no one (AP) — Dutch marinas pa­ Ue CIr., Tolland; Fern Fortier, hack to the Senate tor final ac- Poher’s strength faded, and his was killed or evm ^rlously to trolled______this Caribbean isl*"d to- West St, RockvlUe; Gladys Right To Sue Campus Militants Schindler, Sunrise Dr., Rock- JUDITH A. ALLEN JOAN ‘S . KRI8TAN MARC B. d’AVlONON 65 Morse Rd. new violence umlesp the prime viUe; Mrs. Linda Ference and *30 Kelly Rd. 175 Downey Dr. minuter reaigiui. / Manchester Vernon WASHINGTON (AP) . son, TalcottviUe Rd., Vernon; Manchester Florida congreeaman wants to could be Jailed and fined. talned evidence indicating SD8 Seventy per o t Willem- B.A. In American Stndlee BJk. In Payohology Speaking on ’the bUl, which <>W Oommu^ party wheel- ' Mrs. Virginia ButteU and daugh­ BJk. give otudento who oppose cam- • The bill is further evldance is receiving financial help fr^ ^ ^ Saturday, Rep. horse, stad’s bustaete dtotrict lay in SkldiDOfe College - College of New Reohelhi Univemity of Venasnk sqorod a personal (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) ter, Stafford Springs, and Mrs. pus disruptions a new legal that OongreM la taking a hard- foreign souroes ta a :^lon^«fo wiUiom J. Lavery, D-Bridgeport, _____ ruins after beiiic put to the Joan Hareld and daughter, weapon to combat militants. entag view towarda student vlo- concerted effort to destroy U.8. Wgbest price we pay torch ta rioting Bridoy. TIm gov­ Shenlpelt Lake Rd., Rock- RepubUcan Rep. William C. lenoo and disorder. universities. giyujjetton is the pol- ernment reported two peramw Architect: Roland M. Aubin Developers: Raymond F. and Louis C. Damato Cramer has drafted a bill that Tha,t view will undeubtedly be Cramer says it is these "cam- jution of the air we breathe." klUM,,100 wounded and 196 art would permit antidemonstration reinforced’ toy hearings starting pus revolutionaries’ ’ that his bill Ln,very, co-chairman of the re&M. Other oourcea said four Bennet Repairs students to bring those causing ’Tuesday before the House Com- is designed to deal with. It public H ^ th and Safety Com -, Nixon Experimenting were klUed. . a shutdown to campus facilities niitteer' on Internal Security— would empower nondemonstrar mittee, said air pollution is X / Loasea from burning and loot­ Ready for Bids’ tormerty the Un-American Ac- ting atudents to file a complaint national problem, but tha ing were eotimated at $20 mll- Uon. 3 The developers of this strikingly modern apartment building at One Main tifitles Committoo. on the lead- with the Justice Department gim have a responsibility to do With ‘Negative Tax’ Dutch marlnea, including a ' E aU goes weU, plans and tag mlHtant student xrganiza- that they are being denied free ^bat they can within their own ^wetfloetfoa to renovate the Street, Manchester wanted to provide the deluxe comforts and conveniences Conservativeg tlon. Students t o a Democratic ajccess to their schools. bordero. force of 30p that arrived from Bennet, Junior High Seboot oom- By VINCENT J. BURKE gress this year. The Fresident’s advlso^ the Netherlands Sunday, aet up pleK heating and ventilating sy»- of, contemporary living, free of maintenance cares and within the means of fT l* o r p f j l b p P f l l ^ .. The hill would also permit the Both pollUcal parties pledged TTie Los Angeles Times have been split for weeks over Uie.sgOpe checkpointo emd enforced a O*e Liberal ^^thrd H. Icho^, attorney general to bring such air pollution control legislation tem ehmfld be ready to go out WASmNG’TON — The government has of the President’s proposal. / duak-to-dawn curfew. Liquor the majority of smaller households. The one best answer was to go all-electric, D ^ ., has 1^ wmmlttee to- ^ hlmsrif without wait- In their state platforms last decided to make "negative income tax" They generally agree that the/admin- salea were banned ,and suspect­ for ^dde stewily after B pm. To Give Address ^veati^toni studying the SDS ^r a oomplatat. In rither year. Monday. payments to a fmall group of rural poor istration bill should require Federal ed looters were rounded vpJ which they die). WABHING’rON (AP) —When *****vltleo t o before going Into court the TTie bill approved Saturday to see how it changes their lives, the Los The Board of Education wU Govermnent to pay all coe^ of nation­ PoUce naked touristo, includ­ held a egiecial meeting at 8 in. two members of Louisiana’s ^ prepwttona attorney general would have to would provide state grants to Angeles Tim es learned Sunday. wide ’’minimum’’ welfar^payments for ing about 800 Americans, to stay the Bennet Main Building to Inconspicuous electric baseboard heating enables residents of the 11 luxury, oonservative political establish- make a finding that such action towns end cities to help finance The decision to finance a three-year the needy aged, blind, dtubled and for ta their hotels or to leave the 2 give Ibe okay. The board under- meat learned that an official of three toy*. would be to the publhj interest pollution control facllltlea. It experiment involving 800 families ta mid­ families with depend^ children. TTiis predominantly Negro island lie- one- and two-bedroom apartments to dial just the heat they want, in any room, the liberal Americans for Demo- recent t^m i^y tefore w - ^e necessary to secure Jus- would also offer tax incentives west and southern' farming areas vrill atanda the Town Building Com­ would eahe the burden of state and local cause "you look like the be announced toon, possibly Monday, by Dutch." mittee friU be meeting at 7 pm . cratlc Action rooenUy had /a n i *® Industry tor the same, and tax revenue and i^cluld parrow the wide anytime. In addition, all apartments h^ve built-in air conditioning as standard tunxad down a speaking tavlta- said the Federal Bu- (See Page Four) n ^ maximum fine of $5,000 the Office of Ecpnomic Oi^pMtunity The rioting broke out during # ' In the Municipal Building to ap­ gap between paytaenta to families with prove the plans. equipment. tlon at Tulane University, they per week tor failing to obey or-’ (OEO). dependent children in the rural south march by striking petroleum workers. Racial overtones It is expected that Trumwi reacted ta a most unusual way ders of the d ean Air Oommto ’The test will parallel one underway and ta the industrial north. WALTER D. SCHOLAKT among a somewhat larger group, ta mushroomed as Negro demon­ Crandad, chairmen of the town WILUAM B. CHARBONNEAC —they urged him to change his aion. The d ilu t e among the President’s ad- 63 Cumberland St. RICHARD A. 81EOAL urban areas of New Jersey. strators began looting and burn­ JR. Avocado-colored appliances accent the modern, aH-electric kitchens— range mind. Motor vehicle pollution con­ vUors en ters on whether the adminis­ oomxnlttoe; Donald Kuehl, Manchester 54 Stephen St. Cornell Under Study Both OEX)-finance<$ experiments are ing stores owned by Dutch sat- 38 Goodwin St ' At the request of Sen. Russell trol devices would also be gov- tration reform package should also pro- ■Mmetary; and Canaiua Free­ M.A. In EngUsta Manebestor with vent hood and three-speed exhaust fan, no- refrigerator-freezer, dish­ designed to learn wimt would happen tlera (. Manchester B. Long and Rep. Hale Boggs, WASHINGTON (AP) — Fed- tension that reportedly has «™ »d under regulations to be p o s y io ehm'lnate the existing program man of the Hartford ei^ineer- Trinity CoUege to patterns of work among the poor, Leaders of seven unfons teg firm of Bemis, Freeman end B.8. In Finance (cum laode) B.A. In Latin and phUoaophy washer, and waste food disposer. Each apartment has its own electric water the ADA official. Rep. Allard. . K. , eral cli^ righto officials are ta- heightened among students and the m . ol/A U li to Families with Dependent (3hll- if the much-dtocujsed negative income charged that Prime Minister Bipoia wlU attend the board Wharton School, (cum laude) Lowensteta, D-N.Y., relent^ vestlgatlng the racial situation bitterly divided the faculty. ^ b ^ ^ a r ^ provide $12 dront (AFDC) and substitute a Umlted University of Pennsylvania St. John's Seminary heater, and there is an electric laundry area in the basement. and made room ta his hectic . rv,rn«ii iiniversltv A spokesman tor the Office of wi>U‘on of the cost of the pro- tax were xubetituted for the existing Giro Kroon was partly re^ional- meadng- version of the negative income tax that ble for the labor unrest that led ■ohedule tor the Tulane s p e ^ . , ^ nrooosed black atud- Civil Righto aaid the May 20-21 and the rest would be Welfare Program. Another major aim would be called the ’.'Family Security Girl Scout Notes of the second test is to learn whether to the march. To Be Arraigned A generation from now this first building in North Manchester's ambitious re­ A . it turned out, Lowenateta’s h“ by the three represen- covered ^ appropriations, . System." Several hundred workers had depeiture from Washington was ’ taUves was a ’ ’routine ^ w th e r action, the House a negative income tax would retard mi­ Thp existing AFDC program encour­ gration of poor rural failles to big walked off their Jobs at the huge In Fatal Shooting newal area will be as modern and desirable a place to live as it is today, be­ driaved so he oould cast his compliance investigation’ ‘ and passed and sent to the Senate ages a breakup of families since it per­ Troop 4M cities. / Shell refinery Friday and BRIDGEPORT (AP) _ A 46- OPEN ^ n d t o T g l s i ^ ta was one Of 300 mtaeduled biUa that would: mits states to ^thhold aid from a famUy Gill Scout Troop 600 of Bow­ Under mort versions of the negative marched into the city to show y«ar-ohl Btidaeport man is to ers School, under the leadership cause it is all-electric. ^ the House, and he arrived at TM- throughout the nation. The Cor- - r ^ the gasoline tax from unless the father deserts. Fewer than income tax, all poor families would be their su{q;>ort for workers de­ be anBlsnad Monday a/ter be- of M n. Vernon Greene, planted lane too Ute to speak. But he k findings may be issued' ^ cents to 8 cents a gallon, one-half of the states provide any aid entitled to below-subslstence payments manding higher wages from Ina WTestad in oonnecticn with memorial flowers last 'Thursday WESTOWN did the trip and confer within two weeks. ' —s«t up a new, streamlined to famlUes in which the father is present from the federal government tor doing ‘Wescar, a contracting firm Oie fatal ahooting of a 17-year- around the flagpole at Manches­ ALL DAY there with organizers of the btataing'^^ N em e^ 'T h e o“ cii-^- The spokesman said the taves- »yrtem of selecting people to and unemployed,' and no federal relief t PHARMACY nothing. There would be a built-in work working at the SheU refinery. (dd youth. ter Green. The plants were do­ symporium. Sattan *w m m S i b .t “ at^r ^ scheduled tor serve on Jurlro. is provide^ to fathers who stay with their incentive, since tor every 1 dollar earn­ The marchers said Wescar waa PoUca said CHiarles Mendez nated by Woodland Gardens and Thepleas by the conservative ^SierajJ^hoU^s^wer’e iLen the recent up- ^Itoiue and regulate hear- famlUes and work at low-paid Jobs. ed the family would lose a leaser paying its workers at the refi­ aumendered after the shooting the Bast Hartford Nursery. Democtate to a very liberal shotgun heaval waa not seen jas a reason Ing-ald d ^ e r s . The sO'Called "FamUy Security Sys­ amount—say 50 cento—in federal pay­ nery lower wage# than thoM death of AUaa Booker of Bridge- Memben of the troop will SUNDAY freshman oongressman would to postpone It. -^provide coat of living in- tem" would broaden federal aid eligi­ ments. paid by Shell. poet Hoapital after being shot ■han the responsibility of car­ have been almost unheard of a News photographs ot rifle-tot- understood, however, creases and state employes’ pen- bility to include famUiea ta w(>lch the Although final results of the two ex­ A labor leader was reported in what police said was an argu­ ing tor the idanting during the All Medicinal Services Available taw yaara ago. But______, oonceni by j"S blacks leaving WllI^ investigators may not "tans. father works. periments will not be available for shot ta the chest during the ment that started after Mendez summer with Troop 612, under TMt MAHTYOND U K T M C U06ITCOMMMV oonsarvaitlvea and liberals auk* Straight Hall after a 36-bour submit a report at all K their —allow Judges who retire ean Under the draft being considered by 455 HARTFORD RD. 6 4 3 -5 2 3 0 - siege created a nationwide aen- several years. President Nixon plans to march, and the demonstrators w«a allegedly abualivw to Book­ the leadership of Miss Mary A MOMTHCMT UWUTNt COMfwm er's moOMr. Ann Paricer. (8ee Page Four) saltan and imderllned campus (See Page Four) (See Page Four) submit welfare reform legislation to Gon- (See Page Four) (See Page Four) ( MAIfCHBSTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 PA cn n m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969

Unguiahad Judgaa rtance A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS UNUSUAL ADVICE GIVEN Friday, town fireOghteiy went Vera Duloya, of the Mo a o o w Hospital Notes view S t; Alex Puaak, Broad AND THEATERS. NORTH Jews, Arabs Should Learn Conaervatory; MereUl Fkair, o t Brook; Winalow Place, 187 IN EXCLUSIVE OOLUBtN 4 A Proposed Budget to a four-hunlly home at 19 Of Social Stndic^ the Bruxellea Oonaerratolra; v m T D r o h o i)b s Daepwood Dr.; Mre.^ , Mabel Th«tt retort ADpty to Mm« ^ 762 Florence Bt Tshere they ex- olUf Nuw V, 1908 By ALFRED SHEINWOUI •. OXFORD, Ba. (A P ) — ReUr- WErt safety* HartMo, *— and Ariatld von Wurtaler, of l idemmiiiata Oaia Pataraon, 84 Verinrobd Dr., 0 632 tit«iilahad a fire fai a calling Existence Togther— ^Dayan All bridge writers give sound in g Bupmrrm Court CM«f Jbsttea lights, front sad roar oMEt holla, Hartt. private, Booa-8 ^m., and 4 p-m.- Vemon; AUrod Perkes, 20 Sum- THIS SEAL 4k K Q J 1065 Is $8.5 Million light fixture. Aastotant Fire taotboEiotta haadioata, a tsar lag advice, but only to this column w d o t Chief John Rivosa said the fix­ TKL AVTY (^ ) — Defense and that will work and serve as Eart W am n soM Banddy apooe Other ooncerta include tha Ml- g p.m.; private rootaa, 10 ajn.- nier S t; Bdward Owen, South bi sds iiMlIcates the 81m wee EAST ^ •h fs l look M ro w wfrMow m - will you find Inatruction on iwt- , _ U m B ou fi at RWfmsenbMUves DeiMstmetit wiB start today to ture htul fallen from the calUng Minister Mbehe' Dayan said to­ a basis for the relatfonahip be­ resoarcli ought to take « bank mura Harp Bnaemble from To- g p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Olaatonbury; Joaepti Mande- submitted and appraved under 4 36532 ting the 18 cards «t the dummy 3, , g 7 has adopbsd a b u ^ t totafisq; visit all homes in RookviBe to when he and hts men arrived, day Jews and Arabs should find tween the Israelis and the Ar- seat to social etudlOE to the em- kyo, a remarkable group o f Pedlatrlca! P a r e j^ allowed yllle, 804 Porter St.; Clarence the Motion Picture Coda <0 K54 down on the table. If you have X $3,aM,187 which, EM it now rthicato rseldEEits sei to what to ways of living together in ths abe,” he went on. tion’e unfirefottlee. youngatera, who will be heard ttme exeapt niion-t p.m.; L«(rie, 170 Birch S t; Kenneth of Solf-Rsgulation. O Q 1097 but that the wood around the TED TRUDON mTT m m T? not thought about it, you may 0 8 rtiands, could moan a 10 -mill occupied areas, “itot only now He emphEurised that Israeli “ We’re going to be on the the evening of June 10. A oon- oUMra, 8 p.m.-8 pan. DeAvltt, River St, Rockville; 4k A874 do in caw a fira fereaks out in fixture was glowing red hot. The a] Suggseted for GENERAL make the mistake of putting * 3 iniy iw s , ft)* a tax nde of 06 but even when we euw no* the' policies in the oootqded areas mqoiE—perbnpa by July, they cert featuring Joaeph MalflUno, g«rvioe: 1# a.m.:* p.m., Mrs. Pcudine Klshon, 4B9 Porte*' ths arses. Chack theater or the clubs at once. 10-*-7; dubs, 8- cut, wttb ttM figuEW now down Firemen said the high voltage nomic development in tbs Jor­ Arab countries no matter where les. He RsUd the 'oapnclty to over- aama mimbar. Prance has en- On top of all this, the harp is Hans Zlngrt the e v e n ^ i r t xhe administration reminds pdio, 24 Werner Dr., Rockville; danian, Egyptian and ^ rio h advsrtlalng. East refuses to capture the What do you sayT to <6,100,n8. Band OUad control unit was the source of the boundary will psos." oonM these social proUenw is tarad d, Romahila and Hungary jj, inatrument which la rather June 15, coupled with a conoen vialtore that with coustructtaa OomeHue Callahan, East Hart- nine of clubs, but South con- Answer: Bid one heart. With The RockvUe Hgh School the fire. territory it occupied during the Dayan was flanked at the lif/iil]' lor lit iif)lwlytiry^ Printtd at • pubite aarvica U m cum nt town gpcuvomnuEEt "more ofgnlfioant, mors mnrai- are tied mth 8 each, Poland seldom heard. Now ia the beat of Baroque Murtc. Tlte finals under way, parking space le ft>rd; Mr*. E llz a b ^ Bubb, 18 tinues clubs untU East takes the two 4 card suits of your own, 1967 WEu:. by this ntwiDtpei budget to $3,887,208 emd tba cur­ symphoEdc band reort'ved t h e According to their report com­ news oonferenoe by the military mental then . . . space explora­ emd Oechortoealda have each chance you are ever likely to of the competition will be heU Umlt^. Vlaitors are asked to strain St.; Mrs. EUzaboUi ace. The defenders take their respond first In the cheaper suit, He listed four main elem'ente II S WHAT YOU n<'N ' ')FE THAT MAKES CUSTOM* rent eduoattoEi budget, $4,681,- h ig h ^ sooro posrtlble, OA, at ponents of the TV set were governors o f tbs occupied Jor­ tion, eventbough men ere to eatered 8, while Argentina, encounter. Incidentally, it la an June 16 at 8 p.m. All evento bear with the hospital while the Brimley 48D House Dr." DanlCl hearts, biA they can get only If partner has a fit In l^ r t s , the adjudication festival held re- of IsrsMl’s policies in the occu­ dan west bonk and the Ossa 834. “ blaring.” Damsige was confin­ lend on the In a matter of REUPHOLSTERY ‘ROM US SO SUPERIOR , Japan, Weat Oermany, imtrumeirt usually played by are in MlUard Auditorium; all parking problem exlata. Bourque] 40 Lyndale St. three heart tricks. South then he can raise; or If he has a pied Eureas: Strip. It wOl tolM Efoout 68 mills to oesaiy at OEntral Connecticut ed to the television set, how­ 'wenks.” ^ ^ women, and thU is no excep- events are open to the public; ------Jonathan Beaudoin, 461 takes the rest of the tricks, spade suit, he can conveniently State OoUego, New Britain. —Maintenanoe of law and or­ Brig. 0«n. Mordectaol Our, are each i B O Y SCO UT suppoRt the ptofiosed budgot as ever. Also on the platform at the I r^reeeided by a stogie only one male contestant aH events are free! South Windsor; Ronald making his contract. bid one spade over one heart. der and the provision of proper Gaxa Strip governor, said the . Fuenituterurnifiire isiC stnppei)rfrirtAad hidind ifpadttdreoiifdari h L * *- tt now stanto. Howetver, it Is The grade denotes that t h e _ „ _ . ____ has entered. He U Vincent Rey- Personally, I strongly recom- Partenta Today: 2dl Banner 78 Berkely Dr Ver- It seems risky for SoiAh to Copyiiglrt 18“ band gaive an ” A '’ perfomumce' services. former Egyptian-run territory is Notes and News poMfbls ftirtHsr cuto may be was Jesse Jackson, director of Sprinjs relitd wilh llihao twinB Ttoo New York C l^ w o m ^ nard-Payen whose wife, Kather- mend you attend the compeU- ADMITTED SATtlRDAY: non- Mrs Rose 28 ______win the very first trick, but it’s General Feature# Oo*p. of the mart dittlcutt level of mu- —The seeking of ways by enjoying an economic boom and » * o d **'..**>***‘. of the ine-Mlchel, is also a contestant, tion Itsrtf, or at least part of Leon Avery, WUaon; Robert paim St '• Mrs Delcla AUaln fiMde at iOm aniUBl budget which Je'ws and Arabs could Chicago’s Operatton Breodbao- ^ Du-m * '’®" riskier lor him to refuse s6c. . H b n o r G r a d that the Israelis had succeeded OrifinEl slijpe o( hiroiture rrstortd jW j H j , a r ^ are the p r ^ p a l oonon of ^ome from Prance. it, for It is lengthy and liable Battey, 37 Hidlirter St.; Mrs. ig Wsdde'u Rd] • Mra Nsncy CAHF-O-REIS JJ would switch to spades, mmttog to be beU June 10 . live together. ket, an eoattomto arm of the 3 Presidents in Year Registratlan in wiping 01ft most of the Strip’s money. They are Mrs. go far aa la known, thia U the to be aomewhat ^ e H l ^ , m I Bradley, 462 Woodbrldge Morin. 12 Brent Dr., Vemon; U m revenue estimate is given —The increasing of economic Arab sabotage groupe. Southern Christian Lesdenhip Camp-O-ltee at Times removing dunmy’sjw ily June 10 haiB been set as the See! plittore compt«tElr rtboift ( at $3,647,840. Tha eS-mlU esti­ Calls Futiire development with the use of Is­ “ I don’t think we shall suc­ Conference. All ttswe men re­ tart day for registering pupUs w » naa m U» raUM »01 <• l»ia Jn» 7. ^ Hyta-Jj Mr., Ulllm Lyn.tt. Null. pS«^.. tt, ,i„t club web. uud mate Is based on 100 per cent rael’s techrxiloglcal know-how. ceed In stopping all the (sabo­ ceived honorary degrees from* Nf» Ildus (ote webbRj II riEd 1841. Martin Van Buren’s barm for Trinity Lutheran Church’s to tortro^Vher^w^ ^ Arrangemmto for t h e «. mrt 9 A 10 a.m. and « pm . Vemon; Mm. Benrice Hayes weekend of May 28-25 attracted „,e dummy would be dead Martin van BUtwi coUection of taxes. H ie curent —^The Introductkm of progres­ tage) groups that are working the unlvemtiy founded in 1854 to ended March 8. WlUtom Henry sixth annual 'vaceitlon bible C r u e l H o a x Frame completely .'polislied ■^'^1 grand Ust is $01,748,818 so ctie sive forms of administration, and will work In OEiza,” be Euld- oerve Negro youth. R was de­ wy onanisations like *’'**** made by Moshe In MHtert AudlM um . Semi - M Summw Mrs. H e l ^ daughter, 38 Gcudner St.; 633 scouts and eoouters, with Soifth would be down three Harrison died April 4 and two schooL torm e^jynlsatlons like yrtslA tnt of Hartt and finals wlU toe hrid In the a ^ e ^ e l . 136 St.; „ „ liack and son. di 19 tmope participating to the L e «K » End. mill brings in su b tly under not necessarily the same as Imd ed. “ There will always be some segregated in 18M.. All loose louti rejloiid ^ days later John Tyler was Id- $93,000. The school wfil run from June OAKLAND, Calif. Chief Justioe Warren made no Ytoi raallyrtMUld-make evary chancellor for performing plaoo at the oame time on June Mrs. MOaea. K o e b ^ , 94 Glen- Windsor; Mrs. Bia»i,i„rtiwb niatrict event This ends the lesson in Mrs. “ !t ^ - t e d existed under previous govern- elemofta that will oenUnue the Bt all, the Board cf educa<- 30 to July 11. parUema, honor graduate of MUta OoUege i«fereEEc» to dM iges of conflict Free Ann Co»ers f ' effort *tortten d. If this art# at the UofH, and by Arlstld 12 and 18. The finals wUl be St«me Dr., RockviUe. i «_____t . u Marrtia Bradshaw and sJm. 86 . . . Hayden’sh . w . u'. book.b ..b .7The » . point 1s that ^“ Pirated. areas. milltery conflict.” von Wurtsler, chsdrman of the on the letti, as mentioned. “ - y tloEi cut an estimated 2.2 mills department is says she is so disHIusioiMd “ My personal view is that But Gur skid it was hoped the of IntoreeK leveted reoentty at All seams ar.d selttoj ire baiKltewn Ijj from its budge* and the general neceseary to terminate further about mankind’s present 'oondl- there is a wide space in which sabotage grouiM would fliid It membem of the Supreme Court. town govenunent about itwo- enrollment in it. Anyone Inter- But be sEOd a positive attitude Fitint pitterns ceretolly malctied bxk ind Iron! the wortd to ^ rte r It, you cei^ Creston and NorniM know much what to listen for “ * 7^® M .. Wapptag. f * * ^ ponents have led their best suit tlon that she has decided m t to we can arrange and work for more difficult to operate as ths c . . _u n.u« Dello Joio weio each oommla- in a haipist, IT! give you a few Unders, 48 School St., Mrs. ing Manchester soouters: Har- »~ ln a t vour notrumo contract, thlrds of a mlU. erted In fiifbier Intormatlon on the port of govewiment otfloe become a .paren*. ^ the futurre In the (occupied) standstfd of living improves in Furniture is picked up End delivered e! no eitra chErye to h a v w i ^ ia Bo- “toned to write brand new works hints. One thing you ahtadd not 3®yc® MlcOabe, 68 WeBwood Clr- DISCHARGES) SA’TURIDAY: ry Maldment, Jim Irvine, EM ^ addition to this lesson is Firemen OaUlng should conitaot Mrii. Joyce Al- areas that will suit any solution holders was eEwenUal to ths Nfs In her valedictory at the i^ - GELza. !T do^ i ^ ^ R £ tor the event. Other required hear i . th r^ .^ p llca ted foot- Burnham, 378 Ik.ng Turn, Blfl Watertleld, George ^e^gitd « o L X Tbe men of the RockvlUe Fire len. of a republloan govemmenL *nv xun-Efi.Li.jiA tfiA# th* comp«titk>n we presented during the compe- yt,, thte; wttti kxig skirts on ADMITTEID YEiSTERDAY: Roseanne VelUette, Bloomfield; selected the best possible camp- that kind of pattaer, al- Speeds A id to H eart Victim s first major assEUilt mi a httrrl- Caribbean Sea with its many Is­ tliEtt effeott'va FabrOaiy lot thing for me to do is to have no we have a matal tnirtc have to give their tltlon. The festtval wiU open oyert,^ gowns you won’t get Willard AMen, 129 Shallow- Jacquelyn Smith, 47 Spruce St.; site, then prepared their camp yrays save your cards In the C E m e — a dELiing, hopeful oftort to lands. SOFA or 2 By BRIAN BULUVAN got there, and no cme has died children at all—the ptper is fi­ avoitabta for your use triille CHAIRS very beat under the clrcum- Friday at 8 p.m. with a pro- much of an idea os to Its ^ook Dr.; Oscar Anderson, 93 Mrs. ffliella Lewis and son, 28 as part of the competition, g^it that has been opened so drain some of the mEUi-ldllliig n da leaves the tropical Atlan­ A P Science Witter on the way to the hospital. nally demanding p&yment. your track is being aeevioed. y t a oompetltkm, a n d gram presenting four of the dls- complexity. , W. Center St.; Louis Amida, New State Rd.; Mrs. Mllllcent These scouts are judged on tent that you can put them on the energy from the terror of the tic as the best bet, somewhere Add jearu ot beauty and ocm- The equipment, Chadbourn "Mankind has spread across Our reEvtal {truck is a I960 ------— ------Priinsrllv one rtmiilii lirtjm Meadow Lane; Mrs. Eleanor Sluxlnakl, East Hartford; Mrs. setup, fireplaces, cooking, lash- table last. You can’t force your tropics. In a 600-mlle range of Rocoovelt foTt to your paeeo^ urtiM- NBW YORK (AP) — The hos­ said, must t>s battery powered the face of the earth Uke a great Vaa, fully equipped, wtth a stered Furniture by avamiag for dean i^culatkm of the ^ MIMord Rd.; Gary Joyce McKay, US Raiige HIU higs for tables and benches and partner to think, but at least The hiuricEUM seEMrni oprtw Roails. The attack will involve one ten load capacity. Ratos ycuraeff of ttOs giaat offer $99 pital is going to the patient in because e le c tric a l power' unttilnkiiig, unfeeling cancer notea. However with cmv Benton St.; Francis Dr., Vemon; Mrs. Padlne general camp appearance, as you can make sure that he five seedings In an eight-bour Erne 7c per mile, $7 per di TONITE sources often are not avaitable, Wa have horribly disfigured this Sunday but wkethar pedterns in­ from our Oistom Retiplwl- NOW ACCEPTINfi APPLICATIONS testonto of this caliber everv. Btonchard, 28 Hoffman Rd.; Rose, 49 Cedar St.; Mrs. Helen gg their personal appear- cannot play from the dummy New York, speeding help to period. Then the pUoto must re- and the flrrt 14 nuloa ore sterlng Department Choose AND such os in a subway station cor­ plsmrt.” dicate a long wEilt for the first one ■wUl ixxloubtediv bn cnTmt" Boyile, 132 I ’lne Knob Caye, 767 FVrter St., Wapplng; gnee and the appearance of until he has seen the entire I heart attack vlctima at the spot mEdn In the storm for bouis col­ free. Don*t kzM rocRMy bo- from a taMotal Groiq> of the TDliS. ner or a rooming house bed­ In her farewell speech, Miss big blow to come howling across FOR to Beba Grous. 4 N^e St., their packs and ouTer gear. 3 l . lecting data to evEdUEtte the ef­ cEvuse your track Is down — Newert Pattetm ia Tradl- P r i ^ Aane Crenplati where they faU. room with a single outlet for a Mill said mamkind is being tropic seas. 7 " ■ ^ P " Broughal, Warehouse Point; RockvUle. on Lturdav all acouto nar- Dally question . fect on the hurrlcEme. uoe our rental track the M x t t k ^ , Itodeni, Colonial and frHindlagm F oM o A spectal teem is giving inten­ Ught bulb. threatened “ with' the ultimate “ lYie Atlantic Ocean Is com- time your tittok needs m PWwtndat' Fobetos In Daocr- IbotanteM lW o _____ Partner opens with one Nla- ^ p I ^ ^ “ ® p U v ^ d ^ ^ ’l’v ^ “ «:®ABGED Y E S riat. tlctpated l T a K e l d D a y t o . ^ - raub JORiinE sive care to patients in subway Of 846 CEdls the teEum has dlsreEtpect of suicide.” I>!etely covered with anticyclone Dr. Robert H. Simpoon, direc­ vtoe. _ator OefonL_ .gad AM I6E» ^ r u ^ r t ^ Bauchle, East Hart- gnstrate their scout c^iDt skUls nHumnnuiooDiiNin conditions,” SEdd Arnold Sugg, tor of the HurrlcEme Center and CARTES CHEVBOIM 00-, 2 1 P ^ Hartford; Mrs. DanieUe ElaJd, ford; SterUng Selleck, Wind- and field evento IncliidlMr ob- ' stationB, ,on the streets, in reo- made as of last Monday, 198 WE SPECIALIZE IN CUSTOM MADE turned out to be valid cardiac deputy director, of the Miami creator of Stormfury, believes loie. ^ ^ ^ ham; E dw ardlvaln, 39 Candle- \ s S T k n o^ , taurants and rtiurches, in storee the chEmces are 60-60 “ that we 1229 Main S t. IftinoHsOtor FABRICS and CLEAR VINYL SUPOOVERS’’ vdth judges, although arlne Fay. Cottage St.; Mm. y^od Dr.; Vincent ktgento. 64 ^ ’on Sat u i i n n i R G cEdls, 43 were patients with oth­ Hurricane Center. ” We have 10 TCCHNICOCORVPANA VISION* and ndlroad stattons and even a Safeguard ABM will find something useful can - -~ra. ioMSBS GLEN ^ to always enthraUad Etoine GaskeJl. WlndsorvlUe Lawton Rd.; Tlinothy Nadeau. S e v e i U ^ I k i ^ p ^ were er serious lUnesses, 82 were spotted only three tropical Phone 643-4159 for Koifh's J ^AM ILY I AONIYfm\NEWIttll-FOMMMneTM, floitoouse on Bleeker Street In be done to a hurricane.” J AU over hy *hem. Rd., RockvlUe; Mrs. Ruth Bakos Rd Tolland- Walter 1 HITS dead on EurivEd of the teEun an<) FREE HOME SERVICEI Greenwich Village. Newly Criticized, are nor- " I think we will downgrade it The harp to capable of con- G ow *»e, Bolton; Matthew Bavier Jr., North Rd!, Bolton; ^ u p and the senior group*” 78 were false alarms. Seven The "MobUe OoronEiry Care in a fashion that will not elfanl- Wa rtartllza and raped, seats ore rebuilt eariaga ore rotlsd, aiderable variation In tone - Guaitemactoto, 649 Deming St., Frederick Rocker, 261 South St., E ^ w ln x church o ^ ^ i d a v died Etfter hospltEdisation. mnMMv auu Tvfmu, ■yie im imuin, qmiigB ora rODWI, Unit” at SL Vincent’s Hospital In Eiddltiott to reaching the pa­ Fateful Day Near yeEm are di­ nate, but will limit, the dEunage ALUMINUM new vehbing used,...... loose jointa ore ra g ta g- inrtng ctafo- ^ WALTDISNErS has been in operatton for eight tient quickly Emd applying inten­ rectly oi^xMdte to those at the It does,” he SEdd. Iona areire repHoed aeoms and 'Welting ora hantiMim sad ^ distance the h ^ ."xre util- East Hartford; Peter Albert. 143 his gear and m a ro h ^ o u t rt „ , J « H ^ B H K months, and has made about 860 WASHINOTON (A P ) — The frames■ ore oomputely pnllflind sive care on the spot, a key to SafegUEUd antimissile system stEUt of the 1968 seEUMii, when SIDINO HAVEN ^ " r a s the camp and forded the Times emeigency runs through the the progTEun Is continuing the low pressures and a mass ot RAIN FALL 80 INCHES has come under broad new criU- For Free EsthiMte Do^ ^harmon- ^ Morin, 12 Brent Dr., Vemon; Brook In proceeding to t h e ® i n i w vfiraiE DoucaAS city’s crowded streets. CHICAGO — The mittan as a 1 Btave Yon Tried HeHh'S “OM-Stoe ghsonter- 1 1 spot treEitment imtil the pa­ cism from members of both warm, moirt Edr over the west­ 1 BOYS’ DAY CAMP whole receives an average of 1 • W eR Come To Yoor o AH rnrrtianii kniiiiilil “ fu2 ® ^®“ M ^ iLT U O ^ e '. P " « t o ground for the award- * " m e W i M « The SL Vincent’s unit was the tient’s condition is stabilized. parties as ito fateful date with ern Caribbean spawned two hur- 649-0468 as altering the volume. Try manUc; Glenn Marx. 87 Schal- i„g o t ta b le s . rlca

I- ^ . i r . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 P A C B n v s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY. JUNE 2, 1969 Nixon Experimenting. Tight lid Yorty To Put Stress Album from 10 With ‘Negative T ax’ Keeps Peace On Moderate Blacks In Curacao LOS ANOBIUBS (AP) —Bam BmogT " I ’m 14 > tet;my > I all ' (Ollf lll IM* fM* <^) the other in one of five aoutheastern a » iHnli*iti»nnii A poor te n ily n t tour etates. North OoroUna, South Carolina, (Oanthnied from Page One) wOdM IM Matted to pAymanto of 1,S00 The south was chosen becauae it ocn- ter battleIWtue withWixn a Negro chal- ^ ' * ^ ------wau oori- m y m u . As to moat usgsa ra In- talns a higher Incidence of rural pover­ went on a rampage. Before It linger, says he’ll a * that "con- trailed. AutomoWteu liaTe to be OORM tox pteilA the tofufly srauM lose ty than any other erea and the midwest ended, 0,000 reflne y workers ..tructlve people’’ simong; minor- handled at the stata and mllteh- n . 1 deiter in paannants tor araay 2 doiteia bec ause It to ctesrifled by the. Agricul­ were running amok through Wll- are noticed. al level. New cans haws Jtatter r<. oAmad. ‘Hiub, toderal Aid would be cut ture Depsitmient as “A relaUvely af­ iematad, bottling poUoe and milltanta get all the at- controla aU the time. As old oK. for HamHIaa wMh inootnas of 2,000 fluent area with a poor white minority." Duteh mariiwa and looting the t«ition,’’ Yorty said In an Inter- go off the road, the attra- doUAmi But the aid cutoff point would The payments will be made every ,__ __ view. "I want to give the good uo„ ghouM improve.’’ ba idcbar whaiw toderal aid was sup- two weeks apd will be based on income Borne ^ t e h bualneaamen recogniUon ao Oauoa- Yorty, a Democrat, aald Praa- pleiniaatid bjr atoto o r local wolfare and dependence, as reported on returns blamed (^mmunlrt w*H get a more balanced jyent Nixon hod tetephonsd iton- fin te. filed by the parUcipan(B. Over the three- L“e ^ ^ r® ’^Vs 2 ^ a ^ gratulatloa^ and 'T m , going Tha thrae-jraar taut of “nesatlTe in- year period, payvniento are expected to doing.” back bo see Mm after he fats oatna tax” will be oonhiotod by the average 2,100 dollars per family. also aald Oommunlats were in­ An underdog n pre-electton back from Midway, Ha aald volved. But some obaervera In- Untweealty of Wtocornln's Institute tor polls. Yorty defeated a t y Ooun- he’d Uke to see me. He and I Baveral levels of payments will be Biated ttie rioting waa racial! raaaarcti on poverty and flnancad by tested. Some participating four-peraon cllman ’Thomas Bradley by ha'vfe always had pretty ipueh grams totaling; 2 .1 million doUara from and others acdd ixdlee over­ ' .‘- ' X ' tomllles would be guaranteed 1,800 dol­ reacted to the march. S4,65l votes among almost ram e views on fonliBi( poli- the OCHce of Boonomlc Opportunity. lars without work or outside income. 880,000 cart in nomparttaan bal- cy. He saM he’d Hite me » h ^ Satonnants atld the a dmlntotratton had The nowork payments for other fam­ loUng last Tuesday. ’The cam- vvtth urban problema’’ appraaad an initial gnnat of SI0,025 dot- ilies would be set at 2,700 dollars at paign rang wllh accuBattona of Would Yorty run tor mayor te n to gat the projaot atoitad. 2,000 doUard and at 4,000 dollars. VC Shell Saigon, racism from both aides. again in tour more yearsT "I . 1- . In Ito agipUoaitan, the unlverdty said Moirt participants would lose 1 dollar Yorty, 89, a pink-faced. Wax- doubt that very much.’’ Or ^ * • ... that, as In the Near JMtoy Sxpertmant, Kill U.S. Adviser on-voiced poUUcal veteran, was maybe seek another otficeT toamitea tor the rural teat would be for ensery 2 doitezs in other income.' aetecSad at randotn in a pradeaignated P>or them the cutoff points would thus SAIOON (AP) — The Viet asked to state priorlttes among "Who knows? You can't look a n a and would be randomly aaslgned range from a low of 3,600 dollars to a Cong sheUed Saigon early today ^ ^ " to one of tmo groups a teat group wMdi high of 6,000 doltera a year. Mrs. Brenda Briggrs, left, valedictorian, chats with for the first time in two and_ a ‘Primarily,’’ he said, " I want Does be expect any oonnunl- would reoetra the payments and a con­ Howovar, other peutlclpanto would test •Mrs. Esther Hearn, salutatorian in Bolton back­ haIf~WMta; "fo\lght 'A in e r i^ “> keep the city moving for- ^ ropercusirtoi* from hte detoat trol group wMoh would not. two other formulas—eome of them loe- yard. (Herald photo by Young) paratroopers and South Viet- ward. A lot of people don’t real- of Bradley? It aald two looattona would be seleet- liy 2 dollara tor every 10 dollais In earn­ namese mlUUamen Just outside ‘ze how smoothly we’ve been op- "Only from the mllttaniB. sd tor the experiment—one In the mid- ings and othera losing 7 dollars tor even the city and killed a high-rank- eratlng.’’ They always cause trouble. The eNSt, probaUy in lUinole or Iowa; and 10 dollars In eandngs. Ing American adviser in a rock- How wlU he publicize the vast number of Negtora know I Two Mothers Head et attack in the central high- "constructive people” among Irfegrated this government in lands. minorities? 1961. But nobody can have good ConservatiYes Four hours after two rockets " I ’U try to give them attention relations with the extremists, Cornell Under Study Graduates at MCC fell Inside the South Vietnamese myself,” he said, "and hope They’re Jurt dtorupters.” Urge Liberal 4.u„_ capital, paratroopers from the that the media will take note.” • • (Osattaned (ram Page One) ------^ A Bolton mother of two and a Manchester motner Airbonve Dlvlaion and mill- What does Yorty en’vlsion for RABIES TOLL 19 TO M To Give Address A much toiglwr line appeared three will graduate at the top of the class of 150 tlamen on an offensive sweep the city’s long-range future? CHICA'GO— Rablas clatm 10 ftodinga_ara Manchester Ckimmunity College seniors tomorrow. ran into smedl groups of enemy "Already we’re setting stand- to 20 lives in the UMtad States ftam Page Ooe) report also ocuM m deiayea <» when the OCR informea mike Brenda Briggfs of Steele ------soldiers. They were 11 miles ards other clUes would Ilka to each year and about 80,000 pao- ^ CroBSij* Rd., Bolton, was notl- '“ *8"®****' over the weekend, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J . xhls number is almost compar- ■ / J . devote hto time to ^ hM a p p ^ graduating Holman Baker Bnt .T t a e student dtoordets mistake Afro-American Studies to open n i^ 9 , Debbie. 8. and Bobby, 8. class of 30 in 1967. Last year. ? T 6 c r . alter its Antioch to^m MAINTENAHGE u S k l r o i i l d stay probe, aald there waa “cause There also has been aotlve re- ton In l ^ ^ A Mtive of H o u s ^ denU. Bedding.., What away any longer,” said Lowen- for concern’’ in statements by cniltmenit of Negro students in William H. Slelth, founder FOREMAN S ^ r i n ^ i r t e w . " I can’t the dlreotor cf the Afro-Amert ghrttoes an « e a the OCR scru- tt and president of Iona Mfg. Co., leave the sttuatlon to those who can Institute that its programs. Unices closely. ^ a y e^ . but It commencement (PLUMBING AND the world rests on! want to tear everything, down which Included aH-Wack Uvlng Some faculty members have ^ address. A graduate of North- STEAMFiniNG) todld nothing.'’ quarters, were ’.’only relevant been described as suspicious of l ^ V h e r educa^^^^^^ eastern University, he was a “1 can’t believe that there’s for black atudenUi.’’ the proposed center because It ^ member of the original Citl- FOR STATE OF Holman Baker’s Musfeo Conforminjr Firm iw. airvnot 0,1. c^nimunlty college, which she , AH,rianrw uihiph u m zen!s Advisory Council, which . OONNECmCUT anything conetnictive or any- Tlie OCR did tell the school to would be almost completely - ^^yriT bMeron*the"c^"if^^^ and Verto Ultra Firm Beddinsr are as the ttijnj hopeful when goon squads make sure Incoming Negroes tonomous in- recruiUng faculty p|^ evolved into the present Region­ name susTgests . . . firm! Available in al Council when the college of Ufls go around beating each were no longer notified that spe- and students and drawing up She has been' taking three Requires seven yeairf either the Innerspring or Foam Units, Joined the State Community Col­ other v p or aasaiilUng profee- dal living space was available, curriculum. courses each semester (five professiional experi­ Holman Baker Bedding was originally de­ SOTS or piti-hing dpana around," courses is a full load) and had ®ysi®n' ence in various phases signed from recommendations by ortho­ be told students at deorg® ls a reveraal of what he calls been accepted at the University Mrs. Katherine Bourn, vice of the trade. Saktry pedic surgeon^ for those with back dis­ WaahtngtoR Unlverrity. ^jjg lockstep of violence and Qean Air of Connecticut, from which she president of the board of trus- Ranfi'e: $7530-$9450- orders. But now, many who enjoy super “At the nwment there *« “«!• (rustratlon fostered by the Vlet- hopes) at the end of three years, tees for regional community M ther principle nor pragmatism per year phis top firmness and extreme quality, are also en­ to g;raduate with a BA, major­ leges, will present the de- that’s vroheld by hese tactics. , '__ ing in English. She is aiming rrrees. She was chairman of the benefits. joying the comfort of Holman Baker Bed­ "Thto cou n t^ s going to be able to condone an Bin Passed toward a career as a high Manchester Board of Education For complete information ding. Visit the Watkins Slumber Shop to­ h e i^ one way or endless round of vid^ce on^ ask for Annonneement day and let us point out the advanteges school English teacher, or, if when the college was establish­ eses. Apply before Jnne the other, burn It down By House she goes on to get an MA, a you’ve still got to Uve In R. You institutional vtolence^ln- ed in 1963 and operated by the 28 to State Personnel De­ of Holman Baker Bedding. $99.60 each. (Gontlnned from Page One) guidance counsellor. tann tt Into an armed camp J“»tlce and decay, town. partment, State Office Building, Hartford. you’ve aUli got to live In It. "WeWe have an obobligation to too- ly at age 68 to continue to work ^ takhw *a t h ^ - Dr. Donald^ n W. h Morrison, i Re- "There______has to be something - late = this Violence.violence. We’ve got to part time on the bench until ^ 8 'onal Council chalrm ^, will An Equal Opiiortunlty Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Employer ana— ••.. andQt,/^ Show■fmAu a better hAttAi* way.urov ** - 70. Ish„ at IBastci^i Connecticut a h,m voornSta cation------and------bene detion will- be " Closed Mon.— Open Thura. & Fri. until 9 PfM. With all the fervor of a Jet-age “’This is a generation that as- —set up a special school dls- ^ laneuage*" study Speaking of '’F Habbl Abraham N. sSHI St Paul, the «»rt. besi^^ ‘^ct wltWn tiTbeportment of ^>^S^r?2glln^T^me Lowensteln has carried the less succession of »«y»e>e8a tjoirrotion so that training and Hartford. Processional An Apollo 10 southward oblique view of the crater which is lo­ same gospel to campuses at ev- wars and Johnson-Goldvmter er participating In a riot, get qunUty). dq. . W C more one year, or both. Cramer's bill, which he c»lto MANCHESTER'S the Student Antivloletice Act, to Oome Thto Weeteend TV> Saa Ua F op— a to r gSAO f StaOOO^^fl^ one of moro than 40 propooala Only Fuel Oil Dealer mberona Begonlaa, Elowar and Vege­ PERKNNLUJS - « ^ in the House calling table Beeda, Feat Moaa, Fota Redwood th a t wlU be the prUte of for a federal crackdown on ooovlctod o t using a firearm in iTnba, Window Boxea, hunotteidea, ’Traw- Four nelghboiliood! campus disorders. Open 24 Hours A Day! a cainpi]. dlrturtiezioe. ete, Onittvaton, Spading Forioi, Ttorf CSoooe from: Prirarooe, DelpUnlani. Ool- " I hellerra paasage of this One o t those being purtied Edgera, Rnkea, Sbovda, Sokrete nod J|rtNne, Datolee, Fhtex, FoppteaTaolly- hardest woiild deny certain fed- awinw iiog Fool SuppMea. 5ee»«a Book Gordrai Ftenti and Many, nsnaaiirr will bring to the fore- Many More. froitt ttse majority o t ooflege stu- era! funds to coUeges that don t MORIARTY BROTHERS who are prooenUy without take firm action against dlsor- LET UP HELP YOU W rm YOUR OBOWINQ AND LANDSOAPB PRO BLiani tecal meoM to combat the rovo- derly rtudent dissidents. This Wlierfr Customors For Ovor ntOM ‘

PAGI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 MANCHESrnEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. MONDAY. JUNE 2, ^969 Eleven in New Jersey

l i l t Jtme Martin of Coven­ Seek €k>vemorship try beoams Has bride of Roger O. SSakluUswlcs cf Portland. MSWARX, H J . (AP)-r-‘ Bkc Msyner tbs 1968 noutnatton. Oomi., Saturday morning at Bt. Democzmto and fttra RepubU- waa aagarod by Meynsr’a per- oan vie for goveracnhlp noml- *o™«»ca as fovamar and to Mary's Church, Coventry. nationa In ItoMitoiyto New Je r^ 'S m ^ WUUsin F. Ths bride to a daughter of Mir. sod Mrs. James A. Mhrtin •*Fi***“" J ****’**??• , ___^ Sandman namiwly lent the Taxm arlmu. poMtltel Integrt- q o p nomlitoBon in 1986 to a of R t 44A. Tbs bridegroom to ” * ^ * * ^ y J*** *?*?*!!*■ nkkkrato and bus been nnmlag the son .of Mr. and Mrs. Waltsr to» Of tta have bam tbs «« g a r m m alnoe. He now haa ZalkSdewtei of WDUmaotio. ounpalgna. the suppert cf a 7.060-nMUbsr The Rev. Ridiard F. Rohan N n ^ >.2 m U toyitiB naaB B atatewUto CItiBsm with Band- c t St Mary's Church and the ngistersil to veta, Profearianal man otiarfmtion. Ha tew Rev. Robert Becfatold of the p ^ ktolaw e bride was given In m ar­ ceeaories and a corsage of pink' before he retired 28 years ago. Society and the Third Order of Oorp. in , Mass, coat with matching accessoriea. Lopes ^flUaton>, 87, a prominent riage by her father. She wore miniature caniatlons. The have been woridng with aitUl- They have three other sons, St. Francis of Holy Trinity (Herald photo by Pinto.) and a corsage of yellow rosea. dal Jofata tor 20 years and that anti-Communist, was ktiled Sun­ a fun-length sleeveless gown of bridegroom’s mother wore a day aa be drove by a dioppliig Irish Unen, designed with mint groan etlk dress with ------—------A reception for 200 waa held “the total replacement of the cy, Maas. Her irtnk gown and Virginia Waaleyan CoUege, at the Marlborough Moose Club, hip Joint tew now become al- center where nssaselisi had a mock bolero embroidered with mfdcfaing accessories and a tried to kill Mra last year. Venice lace, and floral ap- corsage of yellow sweetheart circlet of sweetx>eas were styled Buckhannon. He is emidoyed as a plane trip to Puerto meat atandard praotics.” to match the honor attendant’s, manager of ’Tongren’s Shoe Rico, Mrs. Zakluklewicz wore a Artlclclal knss jointa hove Lopes VtilatoTO waa in the car phquea accenting the A-line roses. wMh a bodyguard, who also was skirt and chapel train. Her and her basket was filled with Store in Norwich. yeUow knit dress with green ac­ * bean almost aa succesatul aa A reception for 160 was held similar flowers. cessories and an orchid. After manmads hip joints, the aaso- toot fatally, and Ha seven chil­ catbedral-Ief«tfa veU of silk U- a t the Glastonbury HlUs Coun­ MoAUiBt«r plK>to Burlm-KoMi Dboto dren. Authorities said none of l o * lusloo wae arranged from a Lathrop - Wolff Miss Jane Lynn Vogel of June 6. the couple wUl live at ctotton said, while new finger try Chib. Ftor a plane trip to North Quincy was flower girl. Diplomat, W ife Learn Engaged Jotots have given patients re­ the oUktoen was hurt. matching lace headpiece, and C olum bia Congregational Engaged PoKce arrived minutes after Bermuda, Mrs. Gdagber wore Her sheer whMe cotton gown OTTAWA — Canada’s Bxter- Mrs. Zakluklewicz is employ- newed UM of their handa. Re- she carried a colonial bouquet a white knit eoat-dresa with Church yesterday afternoon was the ahooting and fired on three of whMe camatlone and pink was styled to match the adult nal Affairs Department trains ed as a Ucensed practical nurse The engagement ot Miss The engagement ot Mias seordi to progreatoig on aitifl- nnvy, red, and white accessor­ the scene of the marriage of Janet E. BushneU cf Mianches- otol etoow, wrtot and dioulder stapects ktillng two and captur­ sweetheart roses. attendants’. She wore a circlet both a diplomat and his wife In on the deUvery room staff at Gall Kathryri BaUey to Barry ing the third. Two policemen ies. The couple wlU live at 342 Miss Evelyn Joyce Wolff of Co­ of pink and lavender sweetpeas the language of the nation to Hartford Hospital. Mr. Zaklu- ter to Arthur E. Laltontagne Jotots, the repoit sold. Miss Margaret DeHan of Man- Center St. William Argente, both of Man­ were wounded. lumbia to Llnwood Benton Lath- in her hair and she carried a which they are going. However, klewicz Is employed as an Jr. ot East Hartford has been “One day It may be pooilble 0( cheater, sister of the bride, was Mia. Gallagher, a 1963 grad­ chester, has been announced by Lopes VlUatoro was leader of T * rop of Norwich. tiny white basket tied with pink only half the diplomatic offleers electrical engineer at the North- announced by her parents, Mr. to replace most of the human maid of honor. Bridesmaids uate of Manchester High, at­ her father, Charles A. Bailey of and Mrs. Eldward-B. Btislmell jdnbi wUoh are aiibject to rea- the Natkxtal Ufberatlon Move- •j( ■■I,. The__ bride____ is a daughter _ of ribbona and UUes of the valley, have a good or fluent knowledge east UtlUties Service Ca, Hart- mant, one of tour legal poStioal were Mias Joanne Sidllvan of tended Ml. Ida Junior Ocdlege, Mra. WnUam M. Wolff of Rt. 87 and tilled with pink rose petals, of both French and Elnglish. ford. 340 Charter Oak St. She is also of 70 W. Middle ’Tpke. litotton of movement’’ by crlp- Greenwich, cousin of the brlde- Newton, Maas. She is em- Her fiance is the son of Mr. pUng diseases, the aasootatton parties In Guatemala. At the and the late WUUam M. Wolff. LoweU I». Benton of U n c a s-______the daughter of the late Mrs. time of hto death he was cam- I^yed as a secretary at WTl- The bridegroom is the aon of vlUe, uncle of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Arthur E. LalContagne prwHcteds son, Haight and Welch Adver­ Regina G. BaUey. palgniiig on behalf of the pertyto Mr. and Mrs. B. Dudley Lath- served as best man. Ushers Sr. ot Blast Hartford. oandhtote in the 1970 presldan- tising Agency, Hartford. Mr. Her fiance, of 206 N. Elm Miss BushneU to a graduate rop of Norwich. were Bruce D. Lathrop of Soviet Inmatet Appeal tieti election. Getting Married? GeOlagher, also a 1963 grad­ ’The Rev. George K. Springfield, Mass., nephew of at. Is the son of and Mrs. cf Manchester High Scto>oI end For Better Con^Btions Lucky You! uate of Manchester High School, pastor of Columbia Cwigrega- the bridegroom;, and WUUam WUUam B. Argenta cf Thomi)- St. BYancIs Hospital Sdmol of Ib employed as a program an­ sonvUle. MOSCOW (AlP)-aovl«t writ­ Uonal Church, and the Rev. CampbeU of Groton. Nursing, Hartford. She to em­ er TuU Daniel and five feUow alyst at United Aircraft Re­ Floyd I. LaBombard, pastor of Mrs. Wolff wore a light rose Miss BaUey Is a graduate of ployed as a registered mirse at GasHght wishes to con­ search Laboraloriesb Blast Hart­ tomatea at the Potma labor D eaths in '■ * 4 , C Central Baptist Church, Nor- sUk shantung dress with white CromweU High School, and Manchester Memorial Hospital. namp want the Supreme Soviet gratulate you on your en­ ford. Manchester Community College -V. gagement We now have wlch, performed the double-ring accessories and a corsage of Mr. LaMontagne to a gradu­ to improve the condition of prta- ceremony. Mrs. Allan Robinson pink and white carnations and where she was active In student ate cf East OathoUc H g b Sriiool T h e N ation eocceUent Banquet FhcUi- cnera in such comps. was organist. The church choir baby’s breath. The bridegroom’s government and was a member and Dartmouth College, Han­ Stefan Duboek tles for your pre-nuptial Ih an appeal to the Soviet por- Franco Revietet Parade sang, and there waa a tape re- mother vrore a floral print silk of Kai..--- Tau Omega sorority. over, N.H. He wUl he attending l|gn«nt, the five complained of VIENNA, Austria (AP) —Sto- r shower or wedding recep­ She is employed as an electro­ M: MADRID (AP) — Gen. Fran­ cording of a eolo\ by the bride- dress and coat with aqua ac- St. Louis (Mb.) UtUverslty poot food, no visiting rights and tan Dubcek, 77, father of de- tion. We’re now eu»>ept- cisco F’ranco reviewed a parade groom. cessorles and a corsage of a cardiogram tp-rl!nlolan at St. M)edical School In Septemiber. brutel punttoment for any In- posed Csechoslovak Communlrf ' >. f- '' fi 0 ’ '* ■* Ing bookings. of 14,000 men, 1,000 vehicles and 'Ihe bride was escorted by her single pinJc rose bud with llUes- Fronds Hospital, Hartford. No date has been announced traoUon of camp rules. They party oUef Alexander Dubcek, \ A '.X . ' ' 200 guns marking the SOth anni­ brother, Merton R. Wolff of Co- of-the-vaUey. Mr. Argenta, a graduate of for the wedding. Mdd they decided on the appeal died Saturday, the offlcetal versary of his victory In the lumbla and given in marriage A reception was held on the Ektfield High ^hool, served for when they beard the Supreme Czechoelovak news agency said. by her mother. She wore a full- church lawn which was decor­ two years with the U. S. Marine The elder Dubcek Uved in tbe Gaslight Spanish Civil War. Soviet was meeting to consider ..ss s> '■■■ ^'X ’’ Standing with the general at length gown of val lace, design­ ated with an arbor of pink Corps. He is attending Manches­ changes In prtoon camp rules. United Statee from 1911 to 1921, ■ '-I RESTAURANT the parade Sunday wras Prince ed with short sleeves and bell roses, a lavender and pink wlsh- ter Community College where fF e * re a g Copies of the appeal are now working In Chtcago as a cabinet Juan Carlos de Bourbon, grand- skirt. Her shoulder-length veU -ing well, and pink geraniums. he is a member of Omega tigar a t ckreulating privately to Moscow. maker. 30 Oak St, Msmchestar ^son of the late King Alfonso XHI of silk iUuslon was attached to Mrs. Christian Hoefer of West-, Kappa Delta fraternity. Daniel waa sentenced to five R. O. Letoarnean a circlet of Ulles-of-the-vnlley, Phone 643-6068 I and BYanco’a choice to become field. Mass., aunt of the bride, ’The wedding is planned for your ysara at bard labor In 1966 tor LONGVIEW, Tex. (AP) — R. J king if the throne is restored. Euid she carried an old fashlcm- made the wedding cake. Aug, 8 at St. Bridget Church. smuggling satirical writings G. Letourneau, 80, international­ ed bouquet of pink rose buds, For a motor trip to the telephone abroad. Another signer, Alexan­ ly known manufacturer and stephanotis, and lUies - of-the- der Gfavtourg, receved a five- Ohrtottan layman, died Sunday valley. Pocono Mts., Pa., Mrs. Lathrop wore a sleeveless lavender and year term last year aftsr he In hto home. LStaurneau, found­ Mrs. Ronald L. Gingras of FREE wrote a book about Derfel’s er of an eexth-movlng eqidp- COME Miansfteld, sister of the bride, pink dress with white accessor­ . TO A FREE ies and a corsage of a single trial. ment emptoe, had been to fall­ was matron of honor. Her full- ^L O B E DELIVERY The others ere Turl Gaton- ing health ridee suffering a length deeveleas___ gown of pink rose bud and Ulles-of-tiie- /A *1 / Ever thought Christian ia'vliJder "ito^n was “te^ o n ^ v^ley After June 15 the couple okov. V. Dolrfish and a pair stroke In Merto. ' Travil Sirvice ■tgwing as Moabkov and Ronkta. Oharies StantoB Kent Science with pink and lavender em- ^ Norwich, Four order for drag meatm potma to about 800 mties south­ BAL’TIMORE, Md. (AP) — broidery accenting the jewel Mrs. Lathrop, a graduate of 905 MAIN STREET and oosmetios wUl be taken Charles Stanton Kerf, 66, for­ of God Lecture neckline and waistline, and a Windham High School, WlUlman- east of Moacow. oare of Immediately. “Ttoday,” the appeal aald, mer director of the Peabody 3:16 p.m. Sunday, gathered skirt with a back bow tic, is attending Manchester 643-2165* Jim s 8 'to to your power to conflrriKand Ooiweivaibory of Music In Balti- as Principle? and floor-length streamers. She CommunKy CoUege where she Anthoiteed agent In Man- more, died Saturday In the First Church Cluistisn wore a circlet of matching is studying for her associate’s Strwgthen the exMlng sttisnon Scientist. No. Mala Bt kolMBter for aU Alill|Ma,i or to change It toward eome otii- home of a frtwid. Kent was an sweetpeeus In her hair, and Ae degree In medical secretarial Ballroada and Stefunthlp^ U M ctok iL er dtreoUon—to legaHse the law- authority on murfe theory, corn- carried a white basket filled science. She Is employed at the m a n liiiin r r co tn restrict ld economic# profeastw 80 year#. „ - A all the achlsvs Independence tor Puer- B. McGee, Try to match toW ro to a of’’ frienttoWp ton c o rreep o n ^ , latest ORMAL ^"^pw aST w tih toe unit- this $295 . . . WE RENT IT . . . M ^U onto Oonsales of the oineial S tylesir^ Urtoronlty of Puerto Rico told McOoe w rot^r the N ev ^ ^ Round TC* Sweets Wed 25 Years, S 0 0 o " ^ e i1 i« aupportera Sun- Journal ALL FORMAL WEA]^ IN daThTnew^e^ticimUn^ CHW ^ for all % Mr. and Mra. FYancis E. scribed, a large check, and 26 p a ^ would reject violenoe In Topica, a trade pubMcatioei. *0ur own Tr«ature ChMt that Idantifiea |Sweet of 16 Lawton Rd. were silver dollars in a aUver frame, STOCK AT ALL TIMES! tha diamond within as carrytog out Its goals. ___ Special of axcaptionai quality. feted Saturday afternoon at a After the party, they were tak- RaCMlt XEtUrASMlrtOftll DOSnth Only K^chaals has it. ' 25th wedding aimlveraary cele- en by their friends to New Torii toga to Puerto Rico have been Citdt *Detptdr Among O ccasions bratlon at the home of their City to finiah the weekend, Kto«wsit on extremist todepend- Academic Intellectwdt* ‘THE MARVEL OP MAIN STREET- daughter, Mrs. Edward Oauna, The couple w^s married Jime enoe grmqis. ' 901-907 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 12 West St. 3, 1944 at South United Metho- gxkl ttittt In oraflT coc SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — BYlenda from all over Con- dlst Church. Mrs. Sweet, a na- Puerto'Rico to survive aa an In- Daniel P. Moynifaan, presiden­ OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 :30 to 5 :30 nectlcut attended the lawn party Uve of Indian OriUiard, Mass., dciModan* nation, tbe United tial uriian affaire adviser, mys THURSDAY 9:80 to 9:00 given by their children, Mrs. came to Manchester In 1939, and m iN ’S SHOP fHBt— wotild have to gtva Puer­ oempua unreot has reached fits Osuna, Mrs. John Boland of graduated in 1911 from Mon- to Btoan products free aocess to point where “profeaeois CHARGE IT WITH MASTER CHARGE, Llndenwood, N.J., Mrs. Ronald Chester High SchocU. Her hus- M l • MT l a i n StTMt U.S. markefs until It could ea- of going into exile.’’ HARTFORD NATIONAL CHARGE OR REGAL CHARGE Trombley of Rockville, and Vfll- band has Uved In Manchester Manchester, ConnsoUeut teMMi eouissnlc odtieta atoa- 8peekli« a* the UMverslIy of Notre Dame oommenoemeof Uam Sweet, \a t home. all of his Ufe. He served in the WlUMs Among the gifts the guests of U.S. Navy and Mrs. Sweet in Puerto RIao, a oommoeiwaalth Sunday, Moynihan aald there to honor roceived were a stiver the Marine Corps. (Herald of the Urfted States, now rs- “groat drapetr among academic platter with tiietr names in- photo by Pinto.) baavy economic toteUeotuato.” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 ,>R1 Has tor from anqr artgtawl purpoaa of 1 ‘ their aUtanca. to> (ha spaetacto gosa €n-4tm $ o f (h s naw atoiiktodiaUon at Btodbtogton sand­ ing out raassuianoaa that it is not go- MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 3 g ? » c tag to abandon Amertoan oommltmanta of tha past, and yat finding, evan ml it gtvaa (Inns rsaasunmoss, that tha sehss of diraodon of thaaa old John Fbatar Dultoa allinnoaa has altared and thair amaa of urgancy praetloaUy dlaappaar- ad. B aaam s a latfaar fOoDMi agcardna in ___ luaw B the parpatusUon of a diplamacy whldi ta Adraao* waa fooUdi In tha first place. The tmulila in 'thnt hare, ms Ln many \ l xw other plaoea and Mtuntlona in our world, ,, .-.or nobody knows juat how to go about giv­ im JSKXSATSD PRB8B ing something up just baoauaa It is MEMORIAL _ r r m Is axotailTaiy enUOad ID thD VD of roDobaoDtloa of an now* dl*- foolish and unprodixrtive. paMMii orodiod fo fi “ »J2: odMUto peiwr aad alK> tbo leotf naon pdb^ One can imagtoe the storm of ciitl- “ t s * ^ of ropdblleDtIon of aptoW dla dam from empty mlnda at tanma and —tafcwr art dIdo I'm rrod.______abroad if the Nixon administration should directly announce that It In­ **• > l■ w n u rwpotmptmy loi^ typo- ___onon oiipiDilin In ■dTOTUsomemi tended to negoUafe an end to NATO, ottor (OadtHK mattor la Hw Maaebeolor SBIATO and CBNTO on th e b asis th at, tfwBmlX______whatever value and purpose they may GIFTS Mbseribor to Vom Aaraieo UmoDWODhlne- onoe hava had, both the world altua- Ma P mI Bows florrleo. ftin s T l ei d im of N. S. A. OgTioo. IDC. tkm and the vlewa of tbetr members p m im ta BopreooatattTM — Tat Julhu ttaaiows apselDl Afoaey — Bow Tork. Chi- hava changed to such a degree as to oac>. Dotroit aad Boatoo. render them undeas. Such a policy dCmfRKB ATTDIT BtJMBAU o r CmCOUk- would be denowioed as a faltMasa abandonment of friends and a diameleaa oapitulatian to OommuniBm. It would be Monday, June 2 attacked aa a return to IsolaUonlam. Actually, if it could be dona, it would be aomething that would rid tha world * Yorty Had Help of a lot of dead wood diplomacy. But, Mijnr flamurt Torty eaina Cram be­ the domlnanoe of the same kind of prat­ hind and em i himaeU a decisive reelec- tle wMch organlaed these alllaacea in Ftaotognphed By RaglnaU Pinto tta aa Mayor of Los Angeles, but he the first place being what it is, ULTRA WIDE ANGLE LENS VIEW AT THE CENTER dhhit do n ^ by Mmarif. the situation ia that the world wlU have He had help. to watt tor them to wttber, which is acme of (Ms help oonalstod of the «q;>- what they are doing, steadily, even while pearance on the scene, uninvited by the the new administration at Washington Herald TODAY TC N A O m O W voters of Los Ancetes theniselvss, of a goes through tha motiona of sending out YESTERDAY number of national Demociatlc figures its aasuranoea. Inside Report Yesterdays w(u> took ttm e ou t to le t th ose voters . by know that they preferred OouncUmaii 25 Years Ago Thomas Bradley to Mayor Torty. There The Cure Is Adult Unrest Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak TYPICAL Miss SJdna Glesecke end Mias “Live In Hie Past” honesty and ttmuoraUty In Mgh GIVING WITH EXCELLENCE is no audit poaaible in such matters, but I have plenty of opportunity to talk on the Berkeley campus of the Lois are valedictorian and one can at . least apectdate that the net WASHINGTON — Three times places must surely make them' with students but this column is ad­ the door was opened into the University of California the day salutatoiiani, respectively, of To the Editor, wondd about the true vahiM of MEMORIAL GIFTS result of paitictpatlon in the Los Angetee dressed to grown-ups, to persons of my that a National Guard helicopter Mancheeter High School’s graid- In regard to the letter to the Throtiqh «ie years friends of the Manchester Memorial Hospital have puixhased memerial ^ own generation: White House Cabinet Room by right living today. campaign by such outside worthies as a Presidential aide tmd three sprayed tear gas over the cam­ uatlng class. editor In the May 28 paper. I Kecently, I read a netrapiq>ar Senator Bdward Kennedy,. fiormer tnce Students are rising in revolt all over times President Nixon shook pus to rout students and other am compelled to write this let­ repoct concerning a JuveooUe which have been instrumental in keep'mq ew hespitd growing. Now cw then many opporian ^ Presbtert Hubert Humphrey, Ddno- the world. Keep that in mind as you his head. Indicating he wasn’t demonstrators from Peoples’ 10 Years Ago ter In disgust Mr. Lupeln’s re­ court in the dty of York; Bing- worry about American students. They action and the reasons he wont have risen during our^expanlien program for our old and new friend ta purchoto menw iw g i ^ eratlc Nattonsl Chairman Fred Harris ready to end the extraordinary Park. M rs. Marjory Norton reUrea land. It pointed out that of 200 are in rebellion In Tokyo, Madrid, meeting then in process. donate to his former college and Senator Oeotge McOovem was to Prague, Berlin, W€irsaw. In each place These two Congressmen were, after 16 yeans as head of the boys to come before the Court We yen will — our long list of possible memorials and help us complete our Mtesr oo- at that moment, talking to a seem to go along with the rest in a six months period, only two create more votes for Torty, whom they they preee.nt different complaints and This, more than anything catBlogqlng department at of his public career. I dimly re­ g^roup of moderate studraits on had at sometkne attended Sun­ were againat, than tor Bradey, whom make different demands. Much of what specifically said by the Presi­ Mary Cheney Library. member his racist views on bus­ the fringe of the main body of day School. dition. We need your M p . they favored. they say is hard for even reasonable dent, was the best evidence of ing a few years back. Then he and sympathetic grown-ups to beer. They how transfixed Mr. Nixon and demonstrators. The effect on Fro m the time of childhood in Misyor Toity a ^ had help from ail these non-militant students was seemed Uke a men who could make and are going to go on making top members of his domestic only speak out against five year day school, prayer and the Ten the headUnea, from ail over the rest of affairs staff were at the words Instantaneous—“they were radi­ Ooaunandmenta have been a all the mistakes in the calendar. A Thoaght for Today old black children. the country, which toU of violence and they were hearing. calized that moment." Thus, In­ landmark of great Importance unrest related to, or getting some of But none of that absolves us, the Sponsored by the Manchester His latest crusade is aa ridicu­ grown-ups of this world. We, not they, What Mr. Nixon was hearing stead of Isolating the radicals, lous as his last one on diUdren. and a guide for right living to tta impetus from, racial iasues. this act. In effect, gave them Council of Churches $10,000 Tabulating Machine Room $ 10,000 have copped out. They are just trying a report from six Congressional He has attacked the college combat delinquency. Yet, for Plaster Work Room 6 6,000 Radiography and Hetid Room And he even had help from his op­ to tell us about It. Republicans, led by Rep. Wil­ new allies. this generation, our children None of the six Republicans N oah’s C arpenters riots because he like Governor $ 6,000 Elevator $ 10,000 ponent, the basically dignified and When a youngEter nowaxieys asks a liam E. Brock 3rd of Tennessee, Reagan does not understand the stand on the verge of being rob­ Operating^ Room N urs^ Lounge 6 6,000 Light Room earnest OouncUman who was seeking to grown-up a plain question, what he gets on the campus revolution and who went to the White House bed of their sacred bixtfaright $ 8,000 Many hundred years ago. real problem. Mr. Luplen does $ 60,000 Elevator Lobby back Is not an answer at alL It is the the dangerous gap, widening —and about a dozen others who not realize Uke most Americans Any prescribed prayer recited Nurses Lounge 6 6,000 Cobalt Room become the city’s first Negro mayor. helped In the fact-finding tour They ventured to remark. Oouncilmen Bradley answered Mayor kind of non-answer, however, that grown­ every day, between the new auid That Noah had some carpenters that the college cannot deal wltti In a classroom now violates the $ 40,000 SURGICAL SUTTB on 60 campuses — would be recent Supreme Court ruling. Recording Booth 6 8,000 Deep Therapy ’* Torty's obvious resoits to the poisons of ups have grown n> used to that they the old generations. To help him build the Ark. the 1960-70’s with people sUU think they are saying something. quoted by name. But the con­ Thru all this, the Sinday $ 7,600 Anesthesiologist Office $10,000 racial prejudtoe with sdf control and One surprising aspect of this But sad to say on that last day. living In the 1940’s. I have been Male Nurses Lounge 6 6,000 Examination Romn Would you like an example? unemotional, no-nonsense re­ sensus was clear. When Noeh entered in. active in college problems, and SdMols of America keep re­ poise. Tet be faimsetf yielded enough $ 20,000 Recovery Room $60,000 Almost any day in the business world port was the fact that those They discovered, first, that Those carpenters were left out­ I have long hair. I am proud minding youth to make (he best Operating Room ' $ 20,000 Isotopes Room to the temptations of his situation to and also in the university, which includes who made It were no zealots student alienation, far from be­ side and not ashamed of my school. out of the Bible and it will sure­ $ 10,000 Anesthesiologist Work Room $10,000 resort to (he rather easily made per­ its own big business world—you can run of the left. By no stretch of the ing restricted to a few mili­ And perished in their sin. I will In the future give what I ly make the best of yea Male Nurses Lounge $ 6,000 Secretary-Reception Room tants, is widespread and grow­ $ 8,000 sonal attacks on Mayor Yorty, thus, by irjto some block, some gross negligence, imagrination could any of these can to help because I reallie WMle the Sunday School is not $2,600 Waiting Room $ 10,000 Dark Room his own indulgence in something less some blatant ineffectuality, perhaps an Republicans (all but two are ing, taking in an ever-larger How sad to think they may have that there are many people Uke a subetttute for the home, it Observation Room outrageous cost for a trivial service. proportion of all students. They Luplen that Uve In the past and does provide an attitude of $125,00(f Special Procedures Ro<»n $ 8,000 than hig^ level campaigning, taking under 40) ever have been a helped Surgical Supervision Room $ 6,000 Emergency Functions Systems some of the curse off Mayor Torty's When you ask for an explanation, you recruit for Students for a Dem­ also learned that there is no To build the Ark so great! only beUeve thdr way of life home solemnity, where spiritual single cause — that while the Barium Kitchen $ 2,600 low level efforts. ale told, "You see, dt’s big. Big organ­ ocratic Society (SDS). To a man,, Yet still they heeded not God’s Is b est. values are faithfully discussed. RADIOGRAPHY SUITE Mobile Equipment Decontamination $ 5,000 izations inevitably grow bigger, and as draft and the war in Vietnam Word, Lewis Codding TMs is where the foundatton for In addition to ell this he^. Mayor they represent the ElstabUsh- $ 10,000 Dining Room Extension $80,000 they grow bigger, that’s what happens." ment — the system that the are major sources of student And awful was their fate. building C9ul8tlan eharaoter is X-ray Diagnosis Room $ 6,000 Decontamination Room Torty also had the crucial assistance of Beautiful, isn’t it? SDS wants to revolutionize. grief, they do not explain a To-day the same sad state exists estab lish ed . T he v o ic e o f J . Bid- $10,000 Sunday School vs. Delinquency Sterile Processing Room $ 2,600 Semi-Private Rotnns those prejudices among Los Angeles vot­ The young—or old—person fares hard­ Perhaps Mr. Nixon’s interest deeper motivation. They dis­ Among file sons of men; gar Hoover reminded the nation OPERATING ROOM—1*0,006 Cystoscopy $80,000 ers to which he was directing his main ly better when he asks how to stop the stemmed from just that fact — covered, too, that students are They help to build the so-called To the Editor, recently that cur Sunday School Retiring Room $ 7,600 Recently I read an editorial $ 8,600 Solution Room $ 2,600 appeal. There were indeed voters who Vietnam war. Or, why we have a peace­ that those reporting to him were raising “fundamental questions church. Institutions can become the na­ Technicians Lounge and Classroom acclaiming the rogram. These Assistant Radiologist Office $ 6,000 vote in a city which has a population ments out of confidential files. That has hack angry, saddened, and saw the nature and the depth schools, says Probation Officer $ 9,000 Nurses Station , $ 6,000 about 18 per cent Negro. Submitted by Frank Petersen, in charge of $ 6,000 X-ray Film Filing juit happened at Harvard and we are gravely worried about the rapid of this problem before.” Kenneth L. Gustafson, Today In History Active Film Filing Room $ 8,000 The result inKUcates that Mayor Tor­ horrified. May I say at once that the alienation of Amerldan youth, With the other five who spent preventing delinquency in San By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS $ Computer Room $ 50,000 Post Surreal Treatment Room Pastor Francisco —are an unfailing In­ Radiography and Fluoroscopy 10,000 ty can guide his dty with safety o^Jy papers purloined at Harvard contained the rising political reaction those 80 minutes with the Presi­ Calvary (Jhurch Today Is Monday, Jui^ 2, the 4 if he makea himself a better Mayor and rothing of great interest. But this is against campus disorders, and dent Wednesday—(Jeorge Bush fluence upon the lives of our IBSrd day of 1969. There ore 212 a more jirlnclpled individual than he . iirele\'ant. the use oA overkill in some of Texas, William Steiger of youth. days left in the year. has seemed in the past. The hope has What is relevant is thatj)^ years past police actions. Wisconsin, Donald W. Rlegle of From ixist experience, we Today’s HlghUght In History Q u otation s know how difficult it is to esti­ to be that the way he campaigned and the grown-ups of this coumry have reg­ More than that, they dis­ Michigan, Louis Frey of Florida, On this date in 1906, a "Sur­ THIS IS A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILIES • INDIVIDUALS • CORPORATIONS ularly read in their newspapers the con- covered a fact that some col­ and Edward Biester of Penn­ Living next to you Is In some mate the truth of this statement. veyor 1" spaoecraft achieved the way he won have not re-poisoned the ; :nt£ of confidential documents and con­ lege presidents have long sus- sylvania— Brook is now writr way Uke sleeping with an ele­ Records taken from Sunday America’s first soft jamtim' on city of Watts beyond antidote. versations "leaked" from our Govern­ ■ pected: That (as one of them Ing a report for the President. phant. No matter how friend­ School statistics reveal that 80 the moon. The craft immediate­ ment in Washington. How they are leak­ told us) "the moment a cop sets One of Its probable points: That ly and even-tempered ia th e per cent of Church membership ly began relaying back pictures CIVIC CLUBS • FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS TO GIVE A LIVING MEMORIAL ed. nobody seems to inquire. Nor doee his foot on campus, that moment the student revolution is no beast, if I can call it that, one comes from the Sunday School. of the lunar surface. They Will Have To Wither this process occasion any great moral the great middle ground of momentary aberration but a is affected by every twitch and Today, children are exposed to On This Date outrage. We are quite usecj to It and moderate students may be lost.” deadly serious business that grunt. constant news of violence, dim e In 1881, Maine became the In Banglodc last week. Secretary of if the contents prove interesting, that By coincidence, for example, workaday politicians had better —Canadian Prime Minister and fear which is bequeathed to first state to enact a prohibition State William P. Rogers dutifully reas­ ia all we ask. two members of the team were learn a lot more about. ElUott Trudeau, during re­ them by world-wide Iniquity, law . ALL MEMORIAL GIFTS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE sured the members of SEATO that they For example, I have lately been citing cent visit to flie U.S. distress and uncertainty. Dis­ Ini 1886, G rover C toveland the estimate of General Starbird, married his ward, m i— F ran ces oouU rely on the conttnuance of Ameri­ "Manager" of the ABM program, that I ^ can devotlan to the common aims of :^V)lsom, a t a W hite H ouse w ed­ a full-scale nuclear attack from Soviet ding. STAFF VIEWING ROOM-f7.566 that aUlance. Russia would cost about 120 million In 1924, the US Congress coo- MEMORIALS MAY BE PAID FOR OYER AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME For the past five years, the main American lives. 'That estimate appeared Fischetti ferred ciUsenfalp upon all activity of the United' States in South­ in a secret report prepared by General American Indians. Starbird for his superiors in the east Asia has been the conduct of a In 1941, AdoU Hitler and BeiS- war of which two of the members of Itentagon. How do I know what was in that secret report? Because in some to MiisaiSlnl held a war SEATO, Britain and France, definitely unexplained way it came into the hon^ at thq Brenner Fasa in the Alps. (Maap prove. of The Washin^on Post and then waa In 1946, the people of Uahr I MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL In Tdieran this week, Secretary Rog­ voted to aboUah the nathm’s published all over the country. m onarchy. - , HAYNES 8T^ MANCHESTER | ers attended the meeting of CENTO, The mood of the young people of this the alliance wa originally organlxed to nation, and, so far as I can tell, of the In 1961, President and M ». Jbhn F. Kennedy were wUdly guard that se cto r of th e w orld n{p»in»r world, is a mixture at frustration, dls- gusrt and anger. ’The most corrosive fea­ cheered on a visit to Paris. I r * ...... I Oommunlst aggressiank The fact that ^ Years Ago Mr. Rogers attended was notable, be­ ture of that widespread sense of frustra­ ...... tion that plagues the young is not that Inknesla's oonatltumt as- cause we did not, tor some atrange tear they don't know what to do. but that we setnMy refused to grant Pre*. eon, ever ourselvee join the military don't know what to do. Ident Sukarno nearHlIotstorlal * 'Clti/ • ...... ^ dauaea of the allianoe we organlxed. Those young persons are hardly past powera. What Secretary Rogers had to say the time when they relied upon their Five Yean Ags « 1 ^ I Would Like Further Information On Memorial Gifts. at Teheran ww that the members at parents for protection, wisdom, some ' I______- i CENTO, also, 'ootikl rely upon the Unit­ guidance in the conduct of their lives. ed Lai Bahadul Shutri Is auo- ed States "to ixmor all of our treaty Nothing is as de^ructlve’ to the young ooed the late Prims ' lOnlatar AREA ADVISORY COMMITTEE Jawsharlal Nefani. obtlgatlociB and our security arrange­ as the realization that we, their elders, One Year Ago DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM COMMITTEE Mrs. Allan Leventhal m en ts.” are baffled and helpless. That we so Miss Jannette Sumner plainly cannot begin to cope with situa­ Flftean persons wsre raport. William H. Sleith Bolton Center Road Quarry Road But the naUona hstienlng to Secretary tions w^ freely concede to be altogether od killed In eleoUon vtolaooe tai Robert H. Smith, Chairman Bolton, Conn. 06040 ; Bolton, Conn. 06040 Rogers assure them of our faithfulness . tai Mrs. Robert W. Russell Mrs. L. Morgan Porter Mr.-Richavd G. Williams Mr. Robert D. Murdock and steadfastness of purpose had them­ Thomas F. Ferguson R. Bruce Watkins Goodalle Hill floiul South Road Donald K. Anderson Glastonbury, Conn. 06033 Bolton, Conn. 06040 selves undergone a change of emphasis Jacob F. Miller Mr. Louis Longo and purpose. They used a meeting dt an George Marlow C. Thayer Browne Mr. Graham Clark Lee M. Silverstein 1807 Manchester Road 2992 Hebron Avenue alliance origlnaJly supposed to protect Matthew M. Moriarty Sri Glastonbury, Conn. C6033 Glastonbury, Conn. 06033 them from Ruada to discuas possible Gordon G. Fogg Thomas C. McPartland Mark Kravitz Atty. Frank E. Aheam Mr. Robert H. Starkel meana of proteoilng the world from the George C. Lessner '279 Oakland Road Bolton Road consequences of the war In Vietnam, Richard G. Rothwell Francis Handley Wapping. Conn. 06087 Vernon, Conn. 06086 the Arab-Isrsdl war, and' the Cyprus Charles S. Burr W. J. Godfrey Gourley Mrs. Allan Schubert Mr. W. H a ^ England, problem between Oreece and Turkey. Robert, P. Fuller Walter Doll, Jr. 17 Carman Road Chairman Edgar H. Clarke South Windsor, Conn. 06074 silver Street Thsy had, alnoe the oigantzadon of Adam Rhodes Coventry, (Jonn. 06288 CKNTO l i yean ago, abtfted their wor- Frank P. Sheldon N

MANCHK8TEB EVBNINO HERALD, 3IANCHESTBR. OONN^ MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1909 MANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 PAGE ELBVIM

v. '- Get Foundation Scholarships Pompidou Leads Poher, m m IT' But Runoff Necessary

(Oowttnaed troai Pace One) polls on June 15. That should televtoloa appearances. He to Moriarty Named throw the vtotory to Pompidou, plannlnc' a vlgoroua campaign Defferre, MSO.OM; Roeard, Poher needs all ttw Commu- tour for the next two week*. 8 is ,n 2 ; Ducatel, 285,7M ; and niat and Sociabat votea to win. Pompidou waged a whlrtwtad A Life Director Krlvine, 287, 768. He was aidd he would not aafc campsUgn by plana, helicopter Since no candidate won a me- *»r the Communist vote, hut ^ W aU » Youth was rewarded— and well—at the fourth award . ______■ ■__ that ha wants to be a president of France, be met with local ceremony of the Manchester Scholarship Foundation, Jorlty, a runoff between oie two ^ Frenchmen and cannot laadara, gave pubUc apeaebaa Inc,, held yesterday afternoon in the auditorium of high men wiU be liM In two control where the votea come and appeared on television as weeks to AU the aeven-year from. waU. and Mn. George Krauae of 2SS presidential term. From hla position of atrengUi, ^ Gaulle, who started It all ^ y 8pr*iC St,, enterii« Wagner Col- The big question ix»w 1# whidi Pompidou suggested that Poher *>y Wa reelgnation following de­ way the Gonununlste will swing, withdraw from the race In the teat of some secondary oonstltu- 1«>»htor o* MX. and Mrs. Ducloa said during the cam- name of national reconcUlatlmi. Uonal reforme, attended Mass palgn that choosing between Poher refused heatedly: "No I In the Irish vUlage where he to 'C a ito a 1 O tfaB jm n . She ie M n. Mary B. OaaUeton State C»I- Fom^dou and Poher would be am from Brittany. I won’t give vacaUonlng while hto country- ot 7S Jarvis Rd., a widow '*S*- Uke choosing between cholera up.” men were voting. De QauUs’s and mother ot elfht cMKlTen, **™- Walter Sctaardt and and the plague. Some Commu- Poher said hie duUes aa Inter- houeeke^r cast proxy votes two of whom moelTed degrees J«n®« Ourren presented three , ntat sources hinted that the par- im president kept him from for the general and hto wife. She today from the Uhlveiwlty of “ d "vie renowel scholar- ty leaders woidd ask their aup- waging an active campaign. He refused to tell newsmen their Oorawotlciit. Ihey are John and « « l » to ewtors In, or grad- porters to stay away from the depended mostly on radio and choice. ______uates of, Rockvllte and Wnd- Mkw. received the Min- High Schools, children of ide Woraey England HBUXl LaPoliife Industrteo, Inc., em- anrard, whldi was presented by P>oyes. Court Applies Rights Law Mis. Ftedeitck IMfloRl, datigh- Renewal awards went to Sa»- O ther '■'A'. 1 ^ ter of Miw. Ebigland <*ra Faigo, RHS, daughter of Itia, Bgan will enter UOonn Mr. and Mlw. Album Fargo of To Non Bona Fide ^Clubs^ as a tranMIer student from Man- Box Mt. Rd., Vernon, freshman (Contin'iied from Pago One) R ulings cheater Oonununtty College, and at Western Maryland College; to It as a private club and began win major In EngUah. She grad- to Oieryl Oamphell, lUlS, recreation or tor general social to require patrons to pay a 86- (Continued from Page One) uated from Bacon Academy in daughter of Hr. and Mro. El- ocUvitlea cent membeiafalp fee, which en- Colohester attar attending ton Campbell of 137 Grove St., Blaok's dtosent Aknd a lajrir of tiUed members to use toe prem- toe crimes in question," poug- Weaver ISgh School in Hart- RookviUe, sophomore at St. Jo- evidenoe that Lake Nixon of- toes for an entire season. las wrote, lord for two years. She Is a seph CoUege; to FVeeman Colel- fered to serve kiterslate travel- Brennan said hits "member- Joining Douglas in toe land- gradoate of the Cambridge Sec- la, RHS, son of Mr. and Mrs. era or that a aubstaiAlal portion ship device seems no more toon mark ruling were Chief Justice retacial School in Hartford, and Freeman CoteUa of Mountain of toe food sold there had a subterfuge designed to avoid Earl Warren emd Associate Jus- wortDS evenings in the cashier's Spring Rd., ToUand, sophomore moved in Interstate commerce. coverage of toe 1864 act.’*’ tlces Hugo L. Black, William J. office of Sears. at Central Connecticut State Btork said the 19M law was a He said white pe<^le are rou- Brennan Jr. and Thurgood Mar- tinely provided "memberriiip" shsdl. The three dissenters were Two foundation dtreetora were Colage. limited essertlon of Oorigsees’ Kasevieh Chsayl I honored at the opening of the Also, to Joseph Suchecid, power to regulate commerce cards, and some 100,000 white Associate Justices John Mar- ceremony. Mrs. Raymond Cow- r h s, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- among the states. people visit Lake Nixon each shall Harlan, Potter Stewart en, foimdatian prsMdent, read a ence Sucheckl of 106 Qiand "W hile it to the duty ot______courtsseason. Negroes, he said, are and Byron R. White. lesoIutlDn adopted by the Negroes to his Harlan added: "The court has A. Raymond Rogers J r S chol^ to Stephen T. Cblelln, kansas hills miles away from 2f-“®re «ac‘Uty h« would lose g r ^ d for Itsetf toe m ^ d i^ f Manchester Scholarship Foundation named as honorary life director by foun­ onv ivtfArMfafA hkrhurov »» buBlness of White pe<»le and a determination which the Cxm- ship, honoring the Manchestw j^ jg son of Mr. and Mrs. Free- dation directors; and A. Raymond Rogers Jr., in whose name the foundation High School p r i m ^ who to manOoWla Of Miouataln Spring B l^ k c o n O n u ^ "n ils would would have to close up. stltuUoii has placed In toe h a n ^ living to a ^ etta ^ lp ^ - r j _ Rockville, enterli« South- established a scholarship, and who presented the A. Raymond Rogers Sr. be stretchlnx toe commerce New York, Jack Green- of the Congress ... the court Ooimectlcut State CoUege; award. (Herald photo by Pinto) clause s ^ ^ l^ give toe federal berg, counsel for the NAACP hw th r ^ toe taw to tWs r^ m N.T., Junta-senl^ ^ to Louise K. KaaevichTraS, government cemplete control Defense and EducaUonal Into a demoralUtog state of un- certainty." *«Shter of mt. a « l Mrs. Ml- of Arvine PI., entering G. T. LaBonne Associates, Crandall; "You’ll Never Walk over every little country place Fund, issued the following riate- ship asmrd to Patricia E. Bar- Chari Kaaevich of 140 Windsor- UOonn, presented -by John Inc. Scholarship, to Shawn P. Alone’’ by Rodgers and Ham- of recreation to every nook and nient: rutt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs cranny of every precinct and "This decision assures that vUle Rd., RockvUle, '■ etAering Dormer. Heneghan, ECHS, son of Mr. mersbeto; and "Ride

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- tIANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. ftO ipAY, JUNE 2, 1969 I mhIm Section Two MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 the town govemmeht of Hebron OmtrljpBtPir Enrnlng IfpraU) MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 Paged I S Bolton Police Sieeking Hehron for the fiscal yaar lM0dO, COME Kidnaper of Baoausa of tha annual bud­ TO A FREE. _ iing Lessons To Run Residents Urged To Attend get meeting this evening, Rob­ Two Children ert Ctowes, musio dttector of Want to know Christian State Labor Board Tighter Controls Asked Rliam High Bebool, has chang- Science iPrimi June 24 to July 25 UNOOU7, R.I. (AP) — PoUce Tonight^s Budget Meeting sd tbs date for Us full Instru­ * have issued an all-points buUs- ment display and demonstration how Jesus Lecture Over Campaign Spending assom will begin CKy E xoIwiik* BuUdInK on the Un for assistance in apprehend­ . M embers o f fate Board o f FI- for the ouircnt year. Hieaa in- from tonight until next Monday • dl pja. BuBda] Orders MEG Vote corner of Nelaon end Barbour ing a man who )ddna|q>ed two creaaes 4ura primarily for oon- J a w 'm and last through July nsnoe have sent a letter to all evening, Jime 0. healed the sick? JUM t The Stete Board of Labor Relations has ruled in fa- Tighter controls over cam­ toat all campaign 81s. H ie HarUOrd atudenta ham childran May SO. Both were lat­ trautod aalaries, teoetbooks, aup- jl m t < M at Oay CBy State Fash. Hie Hebron taxpayers urging tham I Students from Orades 4 Manchester Municipal Employes Group paign spending are behig rec­ on behalf of tha town cwmmWtaa attended two danoen at Bolton er released. pUas and ■wf*»i*f*«»n~ and re­ tWxigli ID, and thslr parents, Briaattet, No. M otel MMMMMeiiiia has been made An unldMitlfied 13-year-ohl to attend the anmnd budget (MEG), in ite petition of last October, and has ordered ommended to the Manchester ba authorlsad by tha aliaIPnian Htth SohoQl and aro anxious to pairs on ths Hebeon Etomentary who are interested in learning girl and U-yearold boy were meeting this eventog at 8 In the an election by its 87 members, to determine whether Democratic Town Cfommittee and treaaurar. ' by M ts. David Oortce, who has lepay (he hospitality. School building sad grounds. iww to become a member of tisaiflini the progm m for the past Ibia soul groiqi, "Hie Majestic lured Into the man’s car on a Hebron Blementary School. Tha recommended general they still want certification for by John Hutchinson, chairman Whatever borrowing is aaad- the Rhsim Bands ahotdd attend roils because of the confidential Caw yeara H w leasom wUl run aiow oaae," wUl play. promise that each would receive They remind the taxpayene governm ent budget - is $298,067, collective bargaining purpoees. of a.subcommittee instructed to ed, HutcMnson raeommaado, this meeting. nature of her Job. from a.m. to noon, but this BoDetlii Board a horse, poljce said. Hie boy that it Is their prfvttege an d an Increasa o f $41,126, prim arily study present campaign praie- should be only with tha appror* 8:18 Hebron eorraspondent Anne The pattUon, eigned by all Alfred Hayher, MBG vice year, beoausa o( a diang« hi Hie Courtti annual variety was locked in the trunk of the opportunity to attend, axpreas for additional principle and in­ tlces, leading to poasiUa al of the town committee. Mancbeetor Evening Herald MBSG memben, plus some not prwident, la serving as aotliig aophaahi In Bed Cioas Life Sav- Show and a its and Industrial car dtulng a wild ride to Wrent- their oplnioiii and share in the terest payments for municipal changes. Hutchinson Is recommsoding Bmt, toL tl8-$$7L president; and Garaldlne Mc­ 1^, all ciMaea win be half an ham. Mass., where the girl was deeWons wMcb all taxpayers and aebool bonds, public health membera but eligible Co Join, Hutchinson Is recommending that individual headquarters for arts exMbIt wU tw bdd Hum- Namara, an MBG hoard main, hour. In dunUlon. Junior Life tied to a tree and assaulted. will be required to siqiport nursing, fire and police protee- waa opposed at hearings Jan. 8 toat the town committee, and in individual candidatee ba dis­ day and Friday at the Mfh bar, la serving as acting oeo- Saving rlaaarw used to require school at 8 p.m. At this meeting, the recant- tim and maintenance of, town Donates tSO^OOO BITUMINOUS and. Jan. 21 by tiooal 901, Amer­ particular toe chairman and couraged, in favor of one town- retaiy. treasurer, allocate qnd author­ wide headquartans — to avoid 45 minutes. H ie Bcdton Aitt Club wUt not Sudan To Open Area mended budget for the flsoal property. AhK> l^oluded aie re- NEW YORK (AP) — Oor. ican Federalian of State, Coun­ The state board has ordered a ise expenditures. duplication of rent and utiUty Botton students in Mndeigar- meet this month. Meetlnj^i will KHARTOUM, Sudan — The year 1060-70 will be preeented aerve appropriations o f $5,000 Nelson A. Rockefeller of New ty and Municipal Eknployea. M oret eleetlMi fo r June 18, 17. He recommends that cam­ expenses. ten this year are ellgtbie. ard resisner in the tali. Sudan is planning to establish emd voted upon. The budget for future purehaae of fire York baa donated $60,000 to the The inion clalinied It represent­ or 18. The exact date and toe paign aliocatlons for candi­ the age lange runs through high Hie Public Building Gommls- about 140 farms, enoompasatog reoommendeitianB refledt an equipment and $1,000 for future clUsenahlp education program DRIVEWAYS ed ail town employieB, exduding And, he reoommands that tone and place for toe eleotlon dates for state office be iq>- sriMol. Registration will be held sion will meet tonight at 8 In 14S.OOO acres, In a virtually un­ overaU tocrease o f $210,802 over recreational land acquisition. of the United Church of Christ. PARKING Ar e a s • g a s s t a t n h w supervlaory personnel, mem- will be decided on Thursday. It members of the town oonunl- Hiursday from 8 to 7 p.m. and the town otnoen. inhabited and uncultivated sec­ the fiscal yecu* 1986-80 estim at­ Hebron’s shore of the regkm- The program trains Negro BASKETBALL COURTS bera of Hie pettoe and Ore de­ proved by the full committee, tee be barred from any finan­ wUl be supervised by an official on toe recommendations of toe SsbirdaQr hum 10 a.m .to noon Hie ^ectmen will meet to­ tion of the courtry’e central ed expemUturea. A tax rate of al high schpol budget amounts leaders in the South to help partments, teachera, and pro- of toe otate board. cial transactions with a oaadl- NOW BOOKINO —: PLACE YOUB OBM m NDW!. chairman and treasurer; and date (including «.w*p.igw na- wt tt" Oommurlty Hall. No night a^ 7:80 in the town of- plaine. The farmers will grow 6S.5 m ills, up from 57 mUls, to 42.8 per cent on $880,888, an membeia of thetr race exercise foaaional peraontiel. The M BG has 87 m em bers at AU W ork PenHMUdiy B opervlaed. W e w a MB% t e O M i that campaign allocations tor terial and adverttstng), U those rsgistiwtion forais will be band- sorghum, the country’s staple, win be required to ftoaaoe thla increase o f $71,000, ttiefr legal rights. The denotton The MEjG, wMch ta 00m- present, 82 In toe M u n ic h mi out at the schoohi this year. sesame for export and cotton budget. Ih its letter, the board states was announced Btmday by the DEMAIO BROTHERS HINCB IMS prteed of clerioal werkera, did Building and 6 in outside offices, candidates for local office be tefowactfons^gfnssietioBs would result In s Mm. Oorfce requests that par­ Manchester Evenliig Herald 'or local textile mills. H k p roj­ The recommended budgot for that It believes the recommend­ Rev. Howard E. Bpragg, execu­ net dispute toe local 991 dabn. and only those 87 will be elglble approved only by the chairman lK>at. cmd treasurer. ents register their children even Bolton correspondent Oeme- ect will cost $8 million. A $6 the Hebron Board of Education ed budget provides the neces­ tive vice preoident of the United CALL 643-7691 or 647-9798' It asked tor certtflcatton on toe to vote, AU hod signed toe peti­ Hutchinaon’s if they ase not sure at this time wen Young, tel. 848-8881. million World Bcuik loan will get la $480,614 an increone o f $100,- sary and desired services re­ Churrii Board for Homeland basis toot the oompoettlan of tion which had requested toe Hutchinson Is recommending tions have been seat to soeh whether or not the children will it started. 654 over estimated expendltiuee ef the educational system and Mtailetries. ■ Local 991 Is not representative hearing, also that all advertising, wheth­ member of the 70-member town be taking leasons, because of the cf toe oompoettlon of JfBG, They wiU be voting on three er by candidates or toe town com m ittee. They wUl he die- inconverlewce o f turning in In- Kennedy Recalls and on the basis (hot MBG chotces; (1) Representation by committee, be approved by toe cussed and acted upon at a eunsMoe money later. Insurance is a homogeneous groiq>, adth toe MBG for batgaiidiig pur- chairman and treasurer; and future meetliig. Is $1. Boya insured for the town tts own oommuntty of inter- Poa®*, (2) representation by basehell program proprl- For Grades 5 Through 8 Shady La., Coventry. the eighth grade today of their would prove that the MBG had group for collective bar- Other high school etudente heritage and challenged them to ceased to be on active group gaining purposes, and that it A six week summer sctiool and Ebceoutlvee," 1088 edttkm arho arouid like to volunteer as continue the action of their petf- and that it la defunct. differs from Local 691 on toe aesekon w ill 'be held (his sum- I*®* been added to Ihe Rook- hripeta this year dxwld contact Its evidence was on toe toat Its members cue paid mer at toe Vernon Canter Mid- PuWlc Library. Mrs. Oorke. VUunteere spend that William Malausky, presi- *’7 salary and promoted by one year without pay, then “ ® i^ech tor the oom- dent of toe MBG when toe peU- merit. Loesd 991 membera ore Three Hurt in South Windsor Collision gittduate to poyhw poBUtow if “>«Keni«»t ceremonies of the tion waa filed and toe hearing Pai<^ wages and are promoted Grades 6 through 8. ^ Canada. It lists the of- they qualify. Milton Jensen wUI Demonstr^wi M PO SSIB tE! was held, has left town seniority. T1u«e young people received minor Injuries In an aocldott traveling west on SuIHvan Ave. Palmer aittempted to make a The purpose of toe summer ftcial roster of about >2,000 lead- he rotundiv tor hla third year employ; and that Marjorie Un­ The MBG w u represented at SaKurday night about 8:18 ait SidUvan Ave. and IfilM de Dr. left turn into HUlside Ave. but didn’t have time end toe two session is to Improve the child’s ing- American and " Osaadlan Mindy IW and Dinne U^ “‘»®’ say, secretary then, has been toe January hearings by Atty. In Souto Windsor. David N. Palmer, 27, of 80 High S t, SouKh can collided. The two drivers and a passenger in the Howat school progress and to poeeiUy ooiportiow. will be second-year instructors *^*“ *®<*y said, removed from eligibility for Joel Janenda a t Manchester. Windsor was chtuged wtto failure to granlt right of way alt an car, Lynda of Governor’s Hwy., South Windsor, affect promotion. tun year, and David Jenen will "’" ‘® Navajo people who aui- union m em beishlp. M rs. T4t»wiy Such local Intorprlsee a s AIM You've been fold it couldn^ be d e n e . . . Ifs too difficult to install oir conditioning in The local was represented by Interaection. Police said toe Palmer oar and another driven were treated at Manchester Memorial Hoeidiai and dischaig- Theatxwweek sc^ n w lU et^ La Potato Indiartries and be ■ voltndeer vtved and returned from the an- secretary to the town counsel, Atty. William Zeman of Hart­ by Jeon M. Howat of 1200 Main 8t., South Windsor, were both ed. (B.J.P. Photo.) June 28 and end Aug. 1. ^1- Baseball, are listed in the M»». Oorke reports that the Sumner 100 years was removed from toe Sliglble ford. lowing courses will be offered American Red Crass program, ***® »treiigth of your windows! Don^ give up try Norman's. Behind the counter or behind the product, dlreotory. Nadeau, 24, o f 2 Hartland Rd. Toomy, Soott Dr., Vernon; English, math, social studtos, wtdoh the town follows, has ®>®'i- PINTO Rockville sMence and reading. ehsagsd oonsldershly ttite year, Norman's has the experts! Bring your room measurments and let us show you how No action was taken against Cyntoia Corson, West Rd., El­ wltfa atreamUnlng, new tech- "M U a p ^ of tUs century. It Chokasf Meats In TownI PINTO, People Intereetod Nadeau by police. lington; Mrs. Kathleen Yamell Each period will be one hour Cruiser K ilb PedeiRrian Hospital Notes and daughter, Terrace Dr., In length. Other ewbjects wUI be Oqueo, and more eiiqihaaia on ^ ® nation. Now this In Narcotted ‘Treatment Or­ NORTH PROVn>EMCB, R.L safety. The butterfly stroke has heritage Is yours, easily you can hove total comfort oil summer long! ganisation Inc., Is now open Two cars cMided yesterday at , ...... Rockville; Hra. Laurie Lane offered If there Is a demand on 8:86 p.m. on Hackmatack Bt. Vlal*^ and son, East Hartford, tbe pert of at leaet 10 students (AP) — A 28-year-old pedes­ bsen sdded to ‘‘swimmer’’ re- "Soon this land will be youni TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! $ Monday through Wednesday trian 'was kined Sunday night qulrements. and this nation will belong to evenings, 6:80 to 10, in toe about 1.000 feet west o f B. Mata P-m- «“ aU areas except nu and Mra. Geoigianna Hyjek and and a teacher is avaliaUe Only two makeup courses ^Mien be was struck by a riato Mrs. Ooike requests that you and to the other young peo- bottom floor of the WilUama St The drivers were Jiunee R. tomlty where they are 2 to 4 son, Hoffman Rd., Ellington. those children who have their pie who are growing toweud ad- New Zealand Lamb Salel # Building of St Msuy’a Epis­ O’Meara Jr. of 68 Hudson St., and 6:30 to 8 p.m. may be token during nummer P®H®® cruiser InvMved In a skill cards or sheets bring them ulthood.’’ copal Church on Park Bt. and John J. Keane of 164 Maple sdiool. A mhttmum of 10 pupils Wgh®q>®®0 chase. at. A written warning for driv­ Prison ’Sit-In Canceled Is neceasBiy to guarantee the of- Robert RIoct, 26, of North to registration. Kennedy arirlved at this re- An ex-addlct, a parent of a Admitted Thursday: Ford Bedroom SHOULDER UMB CHOPS ».(»($ ing after drinking was issued to Bdioel Oonoert mote Navajo reservation com- (X) L COOL COOL drug user, and a professional High Manor Trailer NEW HAVEN (AP) — After feitag of a couros. Providence was pronounced The elementary school band munlty Sunday toured homea 0 1 5 ’ X 1 2 ’ Keane. ’ warden Raymond Coyle agreed Reglstratlcne wiU be accept- deed on arrival at Rhode island counselor axe on huid to tsilk _____ Park, Rockvilte; Priscilla Na- iwlll present a concert Wednes- and tiogans and met with the CORNISH SAME HENS 49s | to anyone on an anonymous to speak with five representa­ ed through June 6. For non-real- Hospital. X potetlno. Warren Ava, Vernon; dents of Venton, thore wU be State pokoe Identified toe J day evening at 7:80 in front of school’s tnsttees. a basis. The phone number la Antonette Merrigan. Cold tives of 68 inmates at toe slate (We Basorve The Bight To Lhnit qoaBttttea) • an addiUonat $6-cbarge. tnxxper driving toe cruiser as J the sdiool, under the direction He inquired at several hogans 648-2800. r rtnJZS* spring Dr. VerocsT eLsi Judith «>® « ®« their of Miss Elva Metxig. about the educaticxi of children E. Forand of East Hartford, Keiiv Vonwm two-hour breakfast slt-ta in toe Students must arrange for John 1C. Ferrara, ROOMS ROOMS after he was Involved In a crash tta., vernon. The banA composed of fifth who lived there and stojqied to 2 HI8HLAND PARK MARKET * dining room and returned to their own troMportotloa. Rules PoUce ««U4 toe driver cf the Mixi sixth grade students, will talk with a Navajo aheepherder ROOMS with a ca r driven by Geraldine Dischaiged ’ThuTOday; Stan- their cells. 'of attendance end deportmant pursued car was anestod later play a obwale, a fanfare from and several farmers, SIT Hlghlaiid StL, Maachaster-^rhoiie 6AS-MT8 9 Police Log Mlchaud of 59 Broad Bt. Satur- ley Prorfonski, West Main St., The 68 Inmates, all awaiting will be toe same as those In at hla home by North Provl- the “William Tell Overture’’, Today’s graduation ceremony Bath Bedroom Bedraom day at 7:30 p.m. on Center St. Rockvilte; Shepard Nadeau, trial, in their demonstration Sat- force tkirtag the negvlar a$hool dence police. He waa identified and Henderson Rd. 'Union St., Rockville; Mary urday were protesting dlsclpUn- "Meditation Medley" and “The was the first tor the three-year- Bedroom 1 6 ’ X 10* 1 6 ’ X 1 0 ’ year. SuppUes such as pencils as Robert P. Rogers, » , of Parade of the Wooden old echool. . ABRE8T8 “Donovan, ^ Eteri: St., Rockvilte; ary action taken against a fel- and paper must (M furnttbed by North ProvUtence. 1 0 ’ X 12* D m OovMtry Day Sakool, laa. COMPLAINTS Atma Hotkowskl, Grove St., low priironer. Officials declined U BokUers.” Kathleen Kennedy, 17, datigh- Livinfl’ Room Early yesterday morning, the parents. Textbooks wiU be He faced Muuges today of A bicycle valued at $76 was Rockvilte; EYank Kindersberg- to dlacuas toe violation which Grade 6 students, fonnlng a ter of the late Sen. Robert F. Manchester Policeman C2or- siqipited' by the school. failing to at<^ for an officer, 1 2 ’ X 16” stolen from Robert Yungk, 48 er, Da'vts Ave., Rockville; caused toe disciplinary action^ chorus, will Btigr ‘Tt’s a SmaU Kennedy, also toured toe reser- SUMMER DAY CAMP enoe W. Heritage stopped an Ubraiy Gets Beglstor speeding and reddeee driving In Hartland Rd., Friday while he Jeanne O’Shaughneesy, Mt. Ver- and brought on the breakfast World,’’ accompanied by fluUste vatlon. Sunday. She worked at ambulance ait Mata and St. "Standard and Pooria Regis- Dlstiict Court In Providence, THERE IS NO was at toe Globe Hollow swim­ non Apts., RockvlUe; Daniel demonstration. Robin Murdock, Cathy Slnaeh, brown- talned in his office in toe Mu­ Heath was charged with op­ A Ucycle, owned by Samuel McAllerier of 16 Jackson St., les;‘Thursday, chicken on hot Building during daily Bedroom Dining Area AGES 4 YRS. I« 13 YRS. OLD erating an unregistered motor biscuit, cranberry eauce, cab- 5 AT 1 0 ’ X 1 2 ’ REGISTER N O W ! vehicle, and Improper use of was stMen Satinday night from 1 0 ’ X 1 0 ’ Living Room in front of toe AAP store on bage salad, cherry gelatin wtto ^ regtetratlon plates. Sales Tax Increase! topping; Friday, vegetable ^ j lO *! 16^ E. Center St. Value $35. Tultplioiw 742-4906 Heath told Heritage that he ««,p ^ ^ t butter and Jelly ^ NORMAN’S had just bought a new ambu­ sandwlc^ frulL licensed by June 30, and that iniinp'ui luiMHi Furmsiiwi The rear window of a cor lance from a New York firm owned by Herbert Meier, 160 Hartford uai^ failure to obtain toe license by and this one was on loan to You Pay Under Present Tax: Bolton high school studmts owner • Swlmmliig • Arohery a BaseboD Croft Dr., was broken yester­ Under The Proposed New New Westin^iouse e Arte and Oratte • Horseback Biding his company until the new one day while it was parked in his have been Invtoed to an outdoor to fine and to arrest, # Nature Study was delivered. He said he was LIST PRICE o r O A R ...... 04.000 I# Summer Theatre driveway. Damage $100. LESS YOUB O A R ...... BLOOO Sales Tax: dance at the Inner City Ex- License fees are $3.60 for a New Westingbouse e VoUeyban e BaekethaM given transfer plates from the change to Hartford Wednesday or spayed female dog and Room Air Conditioners New York firm, which Heritage The wtndrtiield and rear win­ CASH DIFimSIENCB ...... $2,000 YOU WILL PAY 6% OP PULL LIST PRICE OP afternoon, starting at 4. accord- ^ fo r an unspayed female PI South StroMt Covofitry, Conn. found on the floor In the rear tog to Mrs. Bruoe Hutchinson, dow o f a car owned by Ekiward Your Tax of Cash Dtftewnoe CAR OR 1240, WHICH IS $170 MORE! COMPACT 5000 For Horizontal SRdfaig Windows of the ambulance. King, 84 Croft Dr., were Under Mrs. Hutchinaon’s dl- those applying by mail, ‘Tom- Heritage Impounded toe am­ smashed white the car was rectlon, students from Bolton klel said, should enclose last And Cosomont Windows bulance and ordered It towed ROOM AIR CONDITIONER parked In hla driveway teat and Manchester have formed a year’s license, the correct to a local service station. Po­ night. Damage $200. chorus with Hartford rtudents, amount, and a stamped, self- lice released toe ambulance to meeting regularly at the Inner addressed envelope. the AAA Ambulance Service at The Second Congregational BUY A CAR THIS MONTH- about 4 p.m. yesterday. Church on N. Mata St. was Coiut date for Heath w ^ a broken into yesterday but noth­ set for June 16. ing was reported missing. 120 ri*i Daniel L. Speller, 26, o f East and $AVE - $AVE - $AVE - SAVE >! Hartford, charged with 11 A four-by-slx-foot plate glass coiuits of breaking and enter­ window at Manchester High ing with criminal intent,)-and 1 School was ameriied sometime coimt of attempted break and yesterday. A brick and stone Dieliviered entry. He appeared In court were totxxwn through the pane. Thursday where his case was Cougar.... $2699.00 „ , FOB A l i f e t i m e ; continued to the ivext session of You’ll never Itave to buy film a^ain . . . ONE WEEK ONLY because eacn time develops and Hartford County Superior Court. 301 cub4c l»to, V-8 engine, 250 HP., aU vinyl bucket seats, wall to wall carpeting paAded daiSi and vtooro, outalde rear .1 prints >X)ur roll of Black & White or- He was returned to the Hart­ Camper Forms Koda-color film u-e Rive you ABdO- view mirror, back-up lights, 'windshield ‘washers, hidden headlaanps, sequential $urn sigiMde and much, mwto more! LUTELY FREE, a fresh roll of film ford Correctional Center In lieu for your camera. .We replace the film o f a $1,000 bond. Due June 14 you have develop^. I t s all fresh- da,ted and top quality and Ko- I dak. too. QuIck processing . . . (3amp Kennedy diroctor Harry [ M hour service ^for Aurello Mate, 48, o f 12 Marga­ «2 0 black and wliite rjust ret Rd., charged with failure F. Smith today issued a remind­ Delivered a little bit longer for to obey traffic control sign er to parents of prospective Montego... $2379.00 2 color). New Westinghouse Continental SS From g g g i g (6>000 BTU) 2 Court date June 16. campers that their ai^Ucations 13S 620 Air Conditioning System must be returned no later than 260 cubic inch, 165 hp. engine, 6-cylinder, all vinyl Interior, wsdl-t»-wall carpeting, padded .dash and 'vison, back-up -lights, Richard Dolan, S3, of New windshield washers, side marker lights, plus FOMOCX) 5-Year, 60,000-Mile Warranty! • 11,0 0 0 and 15,000 BTU cooling capacitieis June 14. The camp 'wiU open AT THE PARKADE ' ONLY INSTALL IN MINUTESI York City, charged vrlth de­ • Silent as a summer breeze frauding an Innkeeper. Dolan July 7 for Its sixth consecu- lUGGEH DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WESTl *99.88 'tlve year. • All moving parts outside, aU the • 6000, 8000 and 9500 BTU cooling appeared In court ‘Thursday and waa given a 60-day suspended Smith has announced the glamour inside capacities, 115 volts, 7.5 to 12 amps names of five additional vol­ Model MMK057Z Jail sentence. He was returned • Takes only 10" of window height • Easily installed in minutes with quick to the Hartford Correctional unteer counselors, all from Man­ B-I-G SAVINGS on chester, bringing the total vol- • 5000 BTU cooling power. 115 volts, 7.5 amps • Sliding decorator panels conceal front mount kit Center to finish a sentence he unteerr. to 21 to date. • Plugs in like a lamp when not in use Is serving on another charge. • Infinite position thermostat The five are; Salty Miller, 1967 VOLKSWAGEN • Lightweight — only 59 lbs. • Three fan speeds • Vent control exhausts stale air or circulates Michael Bcarpone, Ekleen M c­ USED CARS TOO!! • Infinite position thermostat room air R oy B. Palm er Jr., 22, of Cov­ Dermott, Ann McDermott and • 5-year replacement guarantee fhttans hyi entry, charged with making un­ 113 SEDAN • Protected by Westinghouse Nationwide “ -YitotZ Marc Brannlck. Protected by Westinghouse Nationwide Sure • Protected by Westinghouse Nationwide necessary noise with a motor Sure Service Sure Service. An . orientation session for • WHITE FINISH Service. vehicle. Court date June 16. volqnteers will be conducted June so, 'With more Information • WHEEL COVERS i n John G. ‘Tice 8r., 26, o f 8 to be released soon. Smith said. tew .ttc BUY W ITH CONHDENCE AT THE STORE W ITH THE PEOPLE YOU CAN TRUST Owal Lane, charged on a war­ Camp Kennedy has received rant with non-support. Court a donation of a quantity of r i ! u i | ( l l l date today. boxes of Cracker Jacks from Charles Lesperanoe of 47 Bat­ Moriarty Brothers *1695 MAMCHESTER’S HOST AOCIDENTB tista Rd. f A young McycUst went through COMPLETE TV AND MILLS. a stop sign and ran Into a car INDIA EXPORTS ALUMINUM |ff|/W lA|W |' yes(eiday at Bolton and OMum- NEW DELHI—India exported "O n The Level At Center and Broad I" TED TRUDON. Inc. IHC. APPLIANCE CENTER bua Sts. at 6:30 p.m . police 3,658) tons of aluminum In the NEXT TO CALDON WH’RE OPEN EVENINGS 'nHUBday EveningB till 6:00 VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE EXIT 93, WHJUR said. The bicyclist waa Cato- first______*half of______1668.______India_ is now TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVILLE CROSS PARKWAY ertae Johnson, 18, of 447liUUard shipping aluminum even to Cten- 315 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER PHONE 64S-51S5 OPEN TILL NINE DAILY—SATURDAY TIU SIX Bt. She was not hospitalised. The ada, the world's laigest alum-, | 445 HARTFORD JIOAD— MANCHESTER driver of the car waa Roland imim exporter. N ¥ > -■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. JUNE 2, 1969 PAGE

T o lla n d Alcom Picked S t a r eA ’ZEiCnv) TV-Radio Tonight -By CLAY R. POLLAN T o Succeed Anderson-Little A ARIIS URRA Qerk Lists V MAR.21 j*t. Tour Daily Activity Guida y t Anderson-Littie 17 According to th» Start. AW. 17 Justice King ^ 8- 9-15-28 To develop message for Tuesdoy, TeleiriMion Deeds Filed reod words correspionding to numbers ?1.2647-42^ HABfmORD, OOBB. (APT — of your Zodiac birth sign. ^-7\44-96%. • :« I (10) AHTed Rltctnook ^ TA U R U S SCOftPtO OcoflRnatloB of 14 Jn(%sihlp ap- SSS7 DookIu ( s-U) Truth or Oooaequencee ^ • \ API. JO 1 B« 31 Let ' (10) Runtler-Bilnldey Last W eek 61 Concerning oa.33 potateMntit tododlng 8Im4 of oSmn I MAY30 2 YouVt 32 To 62 Limit (40) Newatieat 3 Don't 33 Bewor# NOV. 21 7:00 (18) Mriaery ‘naeater »>) 4-18-29-34 63 Your Haward W. 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(18) Merv Orimn on Robin C!lr. in the Heritage 15 Residence 45 Tell 75 Money DEC 22 ^ (14) Black Jbumal ...... __ JUIYJJ 16 Yourself Also oonfimnd in the voting 9:(» Mayberry R.F.D. (R» Woods subdivision. 46 Ideos 76 Troveling JAN. 19 WlwOhMl t (8-ia)_ 17 Resist 47 To 77 Irigenuity Saturday was the appotntonMt NMra (40) Ihe (iutoMta 6-19-24-40 18 You 7-12.20^^^ Rouch RJdeni (8) Monday Night Movie Deeds Issued were; MOnroe 48 At 78 Duties of Sigiailor Ooutt J u i^ Laois 9:80 (M) Oeneral Aseentbly Rr- S/5664-82-87 19 Aspects 49 Glomour 79 If 53*70-80«'« Mbeee Inc. to Oeorge B. and 20 Wire Shapiro of West Hartioid to 0 » poit LIO 50 Fost 80 Tried AQUARIUS (8-13)___ FsmBy ____ Affair Mary J. fr. Miounlt o f Mlandies- a s 21 Personol 51 Daydream 61 Scheming Sigcema Oourt. • ' JULY J3 JAN. 20 S;S (C) 10.00 (8-l3i_Osrol'Burnett(8-13) Osrol Qumett ter, property on RoUn Clr.; 22 Temptotion 52 Use 82 Reoching (18) News AUG. JJ 23 Open 53 Should 83 To FEb! 16 The saorst rcU'52-74-77 26 Motterf 56 About 59-65-a3-9pf of Manchester, property on Rob­ 66 Focus . What’s NswT (R) U:00 (8-8-10-13-18-3M0-IO) News VIRGO 27 Influences 57 And 87 Decisions PISCIS Mto ramflHnsdi 4:41 (30) News (30) Trouble Shooters in O r.; Mionroe Moees, Inc. to 28 Highly 56 Break 88 Out 7;0B (8 ) After Dtmer Movie 11:30 (8) Monday Starllsht AUG.J3 FEB. 19 —Oonunctt Pleas Judge TIante ^ What's My Une U:30 (OOdOdMO) TOidlhl James B. Jr. and Olenda A. 29 Like 59 Your 69 Possible Moot News, Weather, Spoiia ( 8 ^ Joey Blahop SEPT.JJ 30 Fovored 60 Fool 90 Another MAR 20 an O’ailitvan of Orange, aon of Hunt, property on Robin Ctr., 13847-51-57 (M) Folk Oullar 13:00 (13) Late Movie ^ A d v e r s e ^ ^ M c u t r a l 33^54-62/ ntired Chief Jtotioa P. B. MER HATDROAT'R TV WEEK FOB COM1>3.ETE U8TrNneolal cutaitalstraition tax qjieciaUats —Ctaotot Court Judge Norton w iifr—18W 7:00 Aocent 48 Baxter of Vernon, property on Reg. *6 to *8 tax provlattnRi, wUl t>e under ae- M. Levine of New HavMi to the 8:00 Nears 7:16 Now i ? - ’ did not recommend reducing the 8:U SoMdi Dr 7:80 David Brinkley Cryetal Lake Rd., end Nelstm ifouB attack this summer. depletion percentage itself. But Court of Common ness, 135-7. 4:00 Naws 7:80 News of the World W. and Miaiguerite U Loetacher —Circuit Court Judl» 4:11 Speak t^ Bantorr 7:16 Joe Oanadola There Is a growing feeling ta they did commission a study t:4B LoweOvThomae 7:65 Red Soxra!w hlt» Sox to Roger A. and Donna W. Jeva- OongresB that the House Ways that strikes hard at ihe major ice Sponoo of West Hartford to 4:00 Fhl Rfmto 10:30 NlshtbeU raukas of Vernon, property on knd Means Oommittee will In- the Court of Comcnon Pleas, 7:00 ’Ihe World Tonlsn U :00 Nears, Weather, Sports arguments for the provision. 7:30 Prate OHford Webber Rd. f cltide a scale-down o f the rate in President Lyndon B. Johnson 115-5 . 11:00 Other Side of (he Day Eighth Grade Gradnatioa Ms paidnge of tax reforms. never endorsed that study or -O rotot Court Judge Handd Eighth grade graduation cere­ NOW Once out of the oommMtoe, any of his subordinates’ other M. Missal of Bristol to the Vernon monies will be held June 18 at the fate of sucdi a proposal in tax proposals. He simply left Court of Common Pleas, 13M. 7:30 p.m. in the Tolland High the House, and especially in the them without comment for the — Jobtt Ottaviano Jr. to New School gymnasium, according Senate, is unpredictable. new administration. Haven to tiM Clroult Ooutt, 137- Vernon Garden Owners Win to an announcemet by middle The Nixon admlnlatratlon did Those who want the depletion 8. school Principal Vene Harding. not recommend any change ta allowance left alone insist that —Daniel P. Spallone to Deep Retiring middle school teach­ the rate of the allowanoe—a without it escploratian for un­ River to the Ctaouit Court, U 5 - Suit in 1965 Apartmen^t Fire er Mrs. Ruth K. Mattesen wilt Choose from a wide variety of scooter portion of the income from an tapped oil deposits In this coun­ 8. be the featured speaker for the skirts, pant skirts, calotte skirts, sash oil ixoperty which the producer try, already reduceil' wHl drop —^Bhnner New Britain llhyor A federal Judge has ordered tag in and an adjoining dtplex event. She Is retiring after 88 is allowed to deduct on the theo­ drastically. Joseph MtareHt to the Ctaxxdt a local phnnbtag concern to pay apartment. years of teaching, of which the belted skirts. Sizes 5 to 13 and 8 to 16. ry that H represents ihe ustag- The resulL they say, will be Court, lSl-5 . damages to the owners of Ver- Judge Zampano said testl- last four have been In Tolland, up of undeiground assets. ever-tacreastag dependence on —Simon Bernstein to Bloon^ non Oeuiden Apartments for a mony "was uncontrovert^ that Sally Aim Trousdell has been The admtaistratl(m did recom- foreign oil siqiplles, unemploy­ field to the Clreult Court, lai-U. twnapartment ttre on March 81, the plumbers did nek inspect the named valedictorian of her nMAd some tightening of ooUot- ment ta the industry and danger —IClton H. Bellnkie to Btldge- premises for possible smolder- class and John H. Weigold, sal- exal rules used by producers to of a real crisis in case of war. port to the Carcult Court, 135-8. DUtrtot Cknirt Judge Robert *ng fires before leaving t h e utatorian. obtain fuller advantage of the But the study made for the —Handd H. Dean to Darien to C. Zampano, ruled that ttie fire Seventh grade ushers selected allowance. former edmlntstratlcn by the the Orouit Court, 137-A was "caused by the negligence” “ ^ularly s l ^ c a n t ta the Ught receiving first honors during But now, in private conversa­ CXINSAD Research Oorp. of The Superior Court appoint- of employes of Warren J. Got- o their aettaiUes and the con- y ,, marking period^ tion, administration officials Pittsburgh concluded that "p«v mwnts are for eight yean and tier Phimbtag and Heating Inc. ^tloM exlsUng at the Ume: ^ talk as though they oj:« ejgiect- centage depletion is a relatively the Common Pleas and Circuit Gotaer, a Hartford Tpke. fflowtorches were Uted by all o.,bhardt. Brent GotUer, James tag a commMtee slash at the de­ taetfioient method of encourag­ Court for four yeata. firm, had been sued by Vernon three men throughout the day. MacArthur, Sue Peacock, pletion rate Itself. ing eicploration and Qie resul­ Apartment Aseodetes to re- sweating (of pipes) a* Umte Margaret Spring, The man in charge of the tax tant discovery ot new domestic cover 122,000 ta damages to the required direct ap^lcaU w of ^ p^*;rtcla legislation. Chairman Wilbur D, reserves liquid petroleum." two apartments. the flame toward the wooden svelte Mills, 0-Ark., has said repeat­ BUmtaattag Ihe percentage Severe Storm TiiAirs vjimnnnn nniMi Vnmrwi Structural members of the build- . .. edly the depletion allowance has depletion would reduce exlsttag Ju^e Zampano noted venw esldue was on the School-sponsored activities Apartment Associates “neither esiaue w m on i n e graduation class become a symbol ofvtax reform reserve levels by mmencement Exercises reau said 2.86 inches to rain seA Three Hearings To Precede ficers for the coming year and been reported in Brooklyn to the hear a talk by Harold Weigold. DRESS SHIRTS! spaoe to two hours beginning st 6:30 a.nL Bulletin Board Take Place in &>nnecticu1r ____ SubVYftV aswI Council Meeting Tonight The Planning and Zoning Com­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Receiving honorary doctor to flooded under the downfall. «• mission meet tonight at 8 In the ’The town Council meeting tpr of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Students attended commence- laws degrees from Trinity were: ducing train servioe into Mhik- Town Hail. ment exercises Sunday at the Dr. WHUam B. Wetoh, president hattan from the surroundina tonight at 8 will be p reced ed '^ ^ ^ ‘^‘’’ ^' Ronto Dr. The final meeting of all peo- SPORT SHIRTS! Unlvewity to Bridgeport. Trtal- and founder to Project HOPE; botouaba to a trickle of trate by throe puhUc l ^ s . ty CoUdge in Hartford, Albertus Dr. Homer D- Babbldge, preol- in Brooklyn and Queens, sulv At 7:15 the council will hear cjuiui, chairman ot the scholar- nt r-ia et Magnus ta New Haven and St. dent to the University to Con- way servioe was almctonmax- anyone interested in the propos- committee of the Club, w iii-i, Joseph in West Hartford. necticut; Robert A. Magowan, latent. ed change in the Votl.ng Dis- Both girls are seniors at South o iB Julian Bond, the fiito Negro chaliman to the board and chief The Long R-n anma trlct Ordinance. T h e new ordi- Windsor High School and both The Tolland l-H Committee legislator In ihe Georgia House exiecutive of Safeway Stores aald Ua Brooklyn tiaaiels vmra nance will increase the voting are planning on attending Cen- meet tonight at 8 at the to Representatives since Recon- Inc., and Pomeroy Day, chief fkioded and it advised !*»«*««*- districts from two to four. tral Connecticut College in the TAC Activities Building. A re- NOW struction, gave the commence- eieecutive officer of Connecticut ment address at the University Bank and Trust Co. tan-bound oemmutera to try At 7:30 p.m. the council will (all. recent spaghetti find a subway that might get hear anyone interested In the School Menu supper will be given and plans to Bridgeport and also received The Right Rev. Stephen P. them to titeir Jobs. proposed ordinance adopting a The school lunch program for the annual town fair will aa honorary doctor to laws de- Bayne was given an honorary Driving to work w as pnatihVi town seel. The council recently the rest of the week is: ’Tues- h® discussed, oldB have waiting for you Richard C. Lee to New H a ^ poUce said c- "but somehow I’m not too en- tor of laws degree to Arthur J rsv 1 . 1 •o*«““ow I’m not meeting. They are the town Speaker Listed from the Department of Oor- button-down collar styles. Exciting choice of colors in solids, plaids, Uausea 1 ypnoid ‘buelasUc about it today. seal ordinance and the Voting I ^ rectlon picked up Hector Mo- checks and stripes. Sizes: S.M.L.XL. Keating, president and founder •> ^ One Brotddyntte aald M took District ordinance. P y B ' n a i B ^ r i t h rales, it. of New Britain and to the Bridgeport Engineering HAMBURG, Germany (AP) houra to ride In on a Under new business the coun- Institute. cU is expected to discuss a pro- „ Meriden about 3 a.m. They Gift Boxed of Course! At ™«,y „„ pi,. -J ""’ «” >«"» K » t t r ^ T o t l S r ^ posed program for a (3ommunl- ^ sin w«r® “■! fhi® home of Mlarian sons received honorary degrees “ West German usually takM 46 minutes. ^ amt a dog was mode an honor-

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work as they’ra supposed to un­ mitted to Isnd or take off at the ‘9oUon C oventry Nixon, Rogers Flight! Quotas til you get a real busy weekand time they wanted were asslgtaed in July, or you have soma bad times within an hour or two of' Discuss Fate' Working Well weather oondlUona foUI the the requestsd on6. Requests for Gas Stations schedules all around the coun­ Yoiplli Urges O f O kinaw a Ry t h e a b s o o ia t k d p r e s s try.” Look for A new limit on flights went ’Die new quota at Kennedy Is •Time To Retire* Patriotism On Zoning Agenda Tonight WAflHDfOTON (AP) — Hie l*Ro effect Sunday at New York, 80 to 90 tokeofli or landings an WASHINOTON (AP) — Ben. Okinawa question fliw ed in Oileogo and Washington . - UMI Mtitotlsm Town Hall. tains, 87,000 square feet, raifaer * j ' your Waahingon’s National and the headed the draft system Abioa tor tovutsauiMK ana pamaasm. ^ ™ return of tlie Island to Japoneae New York area’s Kennedy, vide up their share of the quo­ 1941. sia —ts tfc.t he had notlcad W. Harty England is apply- than the requirea 40,ow. mailbox tas, and scheduled tUghto are — «e_ neapta" plactng their ing tor iqyproval of a gas ata- Fted Smith is requesting the control. LaOuardla and Newark air­ “ I woMd give him some sort White Bread for our circular ports, aimed at preventing a re­ oonsiderad to have reservaticna. of medal, and thank Mm tor Ms aaer tbstr hearts or re- tlon on the southwesterly oor- right to intoall a mobile trall«: turning over the is- Some slots tor nonaltUne flights ■wstng their hato wh«i the ner of Rta. 81 and 44A. This home on his own property on land—possibly IDT®—will be a Big, fresh - baked currence of delays of two to long service, and let Mm re­ lo a v e s enriched three houiyi on many fllglAs lost ore asalvied on a flrat-oome tire,” Itiompwon sbM Sunday. tiaassd them d u fte the station is in oonnoctlon w i t h R t 44A opposite Richmond Rd. in diacisMlons wkh Your mailman's bring­ first-serve basis at the reserva­ 11 with butter and summer. ” I agree with that,” said Mon- u •‘not in fasbton to the proposed England lapping This appUcation is made In a|^ Japanese Porrtgn Minister Ifll- non • It*, milk to ing 12 pages Jam- tions center in Waihlngtoo. hePaWobo,” he anl ask- plasa, which has been approved P*nl • determination by me ^ Aichl who will also confer on “ We think It’s going to work,” dele. " I think Mr. Henhey add extra flavor. packed with super say Roy Nelaon, the FAA super- Nelaon said the only place rtnuld no longer be bead of the ad n—t the flag be respected by the Planning and Zoning local soiling ***•*• textile and trade lasues and the Yah Yah W”ll be 4 *1 bargains. Pocket extra visor in Washington wlx> runs where all quota slots wore taken Selective Service oystem.” M*- a stands tor.” At Oommisslon. _ *7*!“ . balance of payments duitog a the "toast" of the savings on a host of was at LaGuardla between 6 Ika r"*"*” *^ of his short talk. The Engjand -appUcation to The Gerald Park AoMlation ^eekjong visit houM hoM i the system. MIoiMlale and 'Ihompson ap­ quality Stop & Shop Aiwther official said, “You and 9 p.m. He aald the tow non- peared on an NBC panel pro­ hT to d ttT c iU d assMnbted on the ZBA had ^ v to u s ly The United States now and in aliiine pilots who were not per­ the Chwm in the Pledge of Al- sch ^ ^ tor the May meeting * ^ talks this November with Japa- products. really won’t know If the quotas gram, Congresskmal iwcord.” laglaaee. t^ZBA, but due to the meeting "*“* Prime Minister Eisaku Bringing lack of tnvolvement er lertl warning ^ a^licatlon rate for tax ®ato favors maximum freedom Peanut Butter dmm to ths local M Ilelb was w iu^^ and held over ^ of use of Us mlUtory bases on Stop & Shop nkastlssil those who do net take uriM tonight a meeUng. DroDose a budget tor the island, authoritative sources Youngsters ' >ve peanut Large Siie-pink mealed part in Uialr own govanunental The *o«»^ *«■ ■**?*“^ y,. fiscal year »ay. Such a policy is a must the butter saruwiches. so buy this jumbo jar at * * * ^ d e t e ^ S S u * IV Cl“ '> « * to be kept to Ja- this extra low price! Cantaloupes S t “ < ? ^ 5 r . r a^nlS: c T l«g at the TVtoacco V ^ e y Inn pan. South Korea and Taiwan, bedgat. Of oourae, ^ ^ the south tomorrow night. Members are Sato at home faces major po- LOW PRICES! tor not a^ airuci a ^ ~ rvwmtrv Delicious . . ■ rich In Vitamin A. Only 37 Facial Tissue calories In a half. F irst Stop ft Shop TOP QUALITY! t*! Uirfer local regulaOons, Bla- canceled due to the town meet- storage of nuclear weapons on National «U requires BOO of front-^nd It wUl be held Wedn^ the Island, could contribute to strong enough to stand up tc Stores ^j| Valuable what ago andW feet of depth, but day. A. James Ada^ will Sato’s government periddrig at the bigges rtolT h n ^ iSSt SS ^ h « only *86 feet of toontage «peak on the history of wiUlpa- the poll.. blows, yet soft SfwxM ^ £ d and be^een 180 and 880 feet per. The hour Is 8 p.m. at the Accordingly, the Japanese are enough to pam­ 6 ****” *T*:' * ^ denth. Society’s house on South St. said to favor extending the per sensitive iS& H STAMPS! In ^ e r bustoeas, the ZBA Members are requested to brl^ same rules to Okinawa which skin. S S t o have a rSbS; to be wlU oonrider the appUcaWon of to this meeting Items tor the now govern U.S. bases on the to got Involved.” Walter Keller, who wishes to tag sale, which will be held Japanese home islands totoib WM preoeeded on the convert and add to his home to June II. ’Hie U.S. military and impor­ pmgnutt by two Grade a stu- ' tant congressional siqiportera maxi-men feed your family better for less with Oathy Befaappert recited have strongly opposed the C A l V I C f 2 lUndem FlehX” and WU- Same Romantic Figure suggestion of restrlo^ns on itu- Uam Flab reoltad tbs Gstigrs- clear weaxxms aa long as the b u g A ditoai Ihlroduetoty re- United States is committed to mutoi wars n»de by Firit Nearing 60, Doug Fairbanks defend Asian nations. W IN UP TO $2,000 Sslsctrnmn Richard M om . Some inslghit to Senate think- ^ P n yers wars offered by the ing was provided Sunday by Rav. RobeK W. Ctontik. Both Will Play Professor Higgins Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., a . „ „ ___. member of the Foreign Rela- till IS * « » THOMAS As aclon of HoU^<^ s tlons Committee. died in Vietnam (Ms year. Pa- p,^ Witter FamUy-^Mary Plckford was lUs g y „ ,^ ^ HOLLYWOOD (AP) - ‘Hie stepmother-he was ^ t n ^ t® oppj)^ m 7 er8 ^ “of“ toe"l8land.' ■iSHirKina rix»t t ^ town’s g l o i ^ “ But on the other hand,” he . ^**??*. **^ toe wavy hair is white, but oth- refiisea to become alarmed ^ b e^ l^ r^ erwlaeliougla. Fairhanl- Jr. a W recent changto in Holly- ^ ^^ho^SS presents toe same romantic w^. ^ along briakly HIJLSuclS rtS L have “X y!^ %1S^Ll*^e JUttS^v^T^ffS^'^ H. ha. returned ^ml^ urn- ^ i^eJ:^"Ta^r wre«iyingitwasa^etoa^ ”’ Maxi-man steaks ... MOOO WINNER same tender, juicy delic­ n ^ in sm oitnm . and marching y, lo. Angela, and Ban the movie p ^ l e dhkiH m ^ t ^ ^ Beverly Raymond, Newtown, Conn. ahtllty. F^Slsw)*8^P^«Mor*HigglnB any more at*^e Alexandria Ho- Hoodtog yuntiy with ious and well trim­ An other units— oonstables, civic Light Opera’s revl- tel in Los Angeles. Everyone med. Always. Your Boy Soouts and Olrt Scouts, sc- y jj ^ >ijgy p^ir Lady.” had moved out to Hollywood lower standard of llv- maxi-man promises oustomsd to marching after five raifaer a lark,” he com- and some had gone as far as ___ you'li enjoy every piece of ysorn of local participation, merited at hto rentier Beverly Beverly Hills, where toe bean meat you ever buy at Stop & added to the colorful oocaakm. huIs home. “I wanted to see if I fields were. program Meet the Press. Shop ... or else your The sMny fire engines Inched coui^ get a fresh approach to ’’Later they were worrying money back! along, between toe marchers a,e character, and I went back about the changes that talkies c „„. t c r n - (HeioM photo by Pinto) and tbs boises, which ntoluded to George Bernard Shaw’s notes heul brought, and after toe war acou is 9ate U ivers Flag is raised at dedication of Veteran’s Monument on the Green. a surrey, three young ladtes in ^en he was rehearsing toe there were more chan^ to m il f o r d (AP) —Two Boy riding hoUt, James Kendall on original play ’Pygmalion.’ alarm the oldtlmera. E ^ new grouts, Steven Lupone, 18, of T o fla n d $2,000 WINNER $1,000 WINNER a spirited palamlno, and a Ken- "Last summer I experiment- generation in Holl^ood makes p^spect and Douglas Samaha, CitWftot C«fotR, SlMtikftM, Cmh, RmU loofe, Jr., StMil«r4, Cmh. daU granddaughter In a pony ed with the role in brief Migage- Ita own changes. You can t Mve Waterbury, rescued three MONDAY, oait. menu in St. LouU, Dallas and In a state of constant r e g :^ New York skin divers Sunday TUESDAY & The bone drawing toe aurrey AtlenU, preparing tor the ap- "I ^ afternoon after the three men VFW Monument Dedicated decided it had gone far eixiugfa, pearance here. It to<* almori a kind of a aldemow now, but I ve fVEDlSESDAY Just about opposite the Ulnary, year to arrange my affairs so I seen worse in London. to the „ Brennes M of the Aa the flag was raised Satur- The first division contained the Church of RockvlRe and the and Ito driver, Dana Hanson, could conduct my businoss from ao-caUed slMkenii^ of atand- g had become en- ONLY! day on the newly InataUed Vet- nsany dignitaries who were drop- was torosd to get out an argue here and San Francisco while ards irith toe ^lesa, bottom- ha^ . « ped off and llUed up the seats Dolly’s ToUandettee baton with It a bit I’m doing toe riiow.” le»» lad, that^ ^ng Aft- u^ef ^ wm?^ eron a Monument on the Green, revlewliig atand, under group compteted the dl-vtoton, Hre band played two numbers One of the few actors to have er the fall ^ OUver D’Alessandro 30^f a long-time goal of the local watchful eyes of parade looking impressive In their mon me toe uroen,Qt mil anaand sucnaeiMktoael mshia iwii own woe cable address (Doug- and toe Puritans «,ont In thethroneh 17th Harrison, » N.Y., », ■«■ andj Vincent in * ’An- * VFW Post 241 finaUy became a marshal L t Ool. WUUam Dick- sparkling coral pink unitorms. Ftono concluded (he oi»ervai>ce fair), he him d e v ^ hU r^en t zalone, 29. of the Bronx, saw reality 8®**- dl'vtolon prompted $50 WINNER $100 WINNER with a very plaintive playing of yearn to pubUc affairs and the boys pass in a motorboat tnnv niaee A«so included In the first divl- mort of the excitement from the I J^t, GfitkllgM. NU$g Mn. H#Im Cm . M m . % tops, toe trumpet notes spread- ness enterprises ranging from toplew fad. and the Ite^mUon ^ I d ®‘®n were the Post’s poppy king chUdren. Led by Commander ^ o u t o i ^ e -tilled^iowd Scripto Pens (director) to Fair- ___we^ as bawdy as ’The Scouts Jumped into the “"d U»»®®". ‘1'® Davies, it included the and the hixnid green Mbs. banks International Business anything today. Chuck Steak Star moth^ra, the Grand Army VFW Poet 241 Color Guard and ENTER FINAST'S ^veK»m«.u. BIX- "’nie'”only difference is that water, dr^ged out Brennes ^d Of the RopubUc and both the AuxUlary Color Guard and the voiced by political and VFW “ RepubUcan WW I Hockanum Barrack, and «"‘ tted to MUford Hospital for FABULOUS "M y Fair L a ^ ,” a c ^ does Uterate.______overnight observation. leaden. ™ AuxUlary members in a car and not appear on his agenda. California Steak 75» Boneless Chuck 88 Ehctendlng congratulations on Town Committees, the BPOE Color Guard from Paper Boat behalf of hlmaeM and Governor Seooorf division SWEEPSTAKES' s t r ik e — J6hn Dempaey, Lt. Gov. AtUUo tto^ants w e r e ^ tv ^vision Fraaslneiurnoted "It to most Oommandor Ohet Hurst and The N a ^ H^e TOe and Saik WeU In 1967, my television series BRIDGEPORT. Ctonn. (AP)— r Swiss Steak'1.09» was coming up for renewal, and Members of Local 12 of the RANGE AALESUND, Norway (AP) — the sponsors oftered to triple the pioofers Union began a strike ex- T o B a n d ^ ^ Sitoool band colorful Knights of Columbus \ Ml Tboc HeyerdaU rep ort today budget. But I had run dry on against roofii^ contractors in ^rilncld ”^u!!^d iw i^ two played spiritedly despite a lack team caused considerable fala tranaatiantic papyrus boat ideas, and I Imew that another pairfield, New Haven and Litch- FUEL OIL b a n d u r ^ s . •Th^ were excitement aa did the tradl- eoqiedltlaQ to progreasliig ‘com- season would be a struggle. 'Now c<,j^,ties today, GASOLINE y<^ mra Vteta^_ • ,jy Manchester tlonal parade ending, with the State Sen. Robert Houley ptetiely aooording tb sitoedule.” I Uke prosperity aa well as any- xhere are 250 men involved Army-Navy Club and American Tolland Volunteer Ambulance Bigmls from the seven-man one. but I’ve never been toe oc- walkout, which began Vernon called tor a “ reaffirma­ tion of our faith and the prin- Legion District Colors and Association and the ToUknd IntemaUon rsed boot crew in- quislUve type. I said to myself, contract with the BANTLY OIL ctohw in which we beUeve.. American Legion Posts Drom Volunteer Fire Department tercepted here gave position of Why bum vourself iq>?’ Roofers Oontnactors Association (O M I’V.N), l.N( . London Broil ^ “ ■ ^ e a world to r»t enough, ataftord, Rockville end BUlng- members and trucks. Following the parade the Post toe Ra es 70 to 60 nautical miles “I had set aside a fair amount Saturday. ’The contrac- ;;i M\i.N sri{i:i:i we must flglit to keep it free.” ton. south souttMOSt of Las Palmas ol money, and I’d had 87 y e ^ (g^g. association has offered a TKI.. illlM.'li.". Noting that “ yeaterday we The ToUand Twtrlera and held ail open house at Its Post to the (tonary IslendB. “ « « actor. Why not quit while contract, which comes up T-Bone Steak '1.38» Top Sirloin '1.38> honored our dead,” Houley add- Drum Carps were Impressive Home on Rt. 74, with retreat 1969 DODGE DART WINNER U(K'k\illi' ''7'i-'IL’ 7 I ceremonies at 6 p.m. A dedlca- ’Ihst msons Ra has alI^eady I w m ahead. for ratification by the tunlon ed “ TVxlay we redetUcate our- in their blue and white uni- Valerio Wrinn, Milldole, Conn. rounded toe Canary Islands and ‘I Ktioss I always had that xuesday aeives through the memorial torms, fallowed by the more__ tlon dance Saturday nlgUt toouW have entered toe North fear of not quitting soon enough. Tender-ettes BMtoMK* t • 38» monument on too Green.” Uni" orthe" Tofland rounded out the dedication day Etost Passage, which Heyerdahl I remember the pain I expert------State Rep. Robert King of Girl Scouts and BrowiUes. activities, hopes will bring the expedition enced whep I had my owm pro- ToUand doBcribed freedom as The tod id dinrlalon was head- acrom toe AUantic to the Weet duct*®" company at Universal a "constant vigil, ai*d obUga- ed by Oommander Charles Manoheator Evening Herald indies or Mtodco in about three ®'d“ mers pleaded wito me tlon and procoas that takes too Hlrto, and Included VFW Dla- ToUand correspondent . Bette moott*. *®'‘ ®- day « extra work.' Pe<^le eneigies of us aU.” trict 8 Oeflor Guard and toe Quatiole, tel. 876-8848. 'RkeRa reported: "The weath- ’ "‘'h He stressed the oommunMy ef- County (touncil Oolor Guard of er is rww the 'be* v e have had fort behind the monument, Hartford and ToUand Ooun- slnce the start and the boati™ , isi„ been . , a kind of » jDeMlUe-like ty- under the direction of the VFW ties and iho District 8 oom- behaving perfectly." rant in films. And Andrew Char­ Top Round Steak ^ . monder and president. iot, who had produced the The stately gray granite mo- The shrlU sound of the bag- It also said all crew members revue^ that introduced Bea Ul- AIR CONDITIONER WINNER COLOR TV WINNER were In excellent shape. lie and Gertrude Lawrence to nument has been placed at the pipes beiraidod the appearance CflRtI Fmee, WsRpioB, Cmtm. Bevtrhr JeM, ilMwtteM, CeAo. start of the green between the of the Mhncheator Pipe Band Hefyerdahl said before start­ America.” Porterhouse *1.38»> Eye of the Round ^1.4.8ib ing from Baft, Morocco, May 25, Fairbanks, who will always be Town HaU and the Hicks Mo- proving to be one of the high expedition aims at gain- ga.lled Young Doug though he’ ll The Creative mortal School. The monuihent’e lights of toe parade. Follow o r MANCHtSTCN 4 tog addtticnal Informeltlon about be 60 In December, made his base measures about 6 fort by ing were Pup Tent <3ootie and B U D G E T T E 'r MS four feet with a 20-ft. flaif pole Aux; VFW and AuxUdoiry of * NATIOHWIDK the t h ^ that the Atlantic was yim here in 1923 and flour- OUARANTECO GCRVtCE croased in papyrus boats some jghed in the 1980s ("Little Ctoe- School of Boneless Riiihp extendiiM from the top < t the Manchester and VFW Poet 2849 monument. Etoveral yeWfc are of Hartford. Loaner Cart' fYae Towing 4,000 years ago. sar,” “The Prisoner of Zenda,” Also Included in this division ■------“Gunga Din”) and after the war planted around it. TCL.. 6 4 3 -2 4 6 7 Hairdressing FoUowlng the ceremoniee Sat­ were rerpresentetivea of Tol­ „ _ , „ . , (“ Slnbad the Sailor,” “ The Ex- land’s B ^ Soouts and Cub Mmehetter, Vmtoa Town Lbst Ifr. i i u n c h e G e ts A w a rd Ue,” “ That Lady in Ermine” ). urday morning, officially turn­ Offers A Complete Course,,, ing the monument over to the Scouts, the Boy Orrlsttan Sierv- «TK. ea. TAL.COTTVII.lLa,CT AM CONMTIONIi WtNNBR of the Baptist COLOR TV WINNER LOS ANGELES (AP) —W h en ------——------Acfrtdittd hy tk« CttHuMogy Accrtditkg Commit$h» town. FU*t Selectman Emert 1°®® Brigade Aw n L lUdwtt, WIm M , iemm. Dr. Ralph Bunch was a coHege VBt and WUUam McLaughlin. ______teaebsr he used to urge students GOLFERS kotr atyUBg Delmonico / repreMnttng the post, placed a to toake off their ^latoy. Now We have reservations avail­ PI8888 V M t hair ootorlng high fashion blondlng wreath of red and white car­ COLOR BLEACH ADVANCED FLUFFY that many have done that thor­ able tor weekday evaninga. nations on the monument. Just m oughly, he says, he’s glad it’s U i At Y a ir odvaaoed hair shaping COMET CLEANSER Call 649-8812 facial oaolyala Newport Steak'I.SS* Club Sirloin ’1.68* below Its Inscription, "F or God RINSO "oil" "o il" not Ms Job to restrain them. OtavaatoMi make op and Country in everlasting gra­ 3. DiAlPACK BUDChe, undenecretary of the Fexgreve Cstoitry dab p i , 0 lOiDEAL ^ ^ - a lOiDIAL „ . " g e (Closed Momdoysj moaleuriito titude to those who fought and Untted Nsrions, was in Los An­ Keeney Bt. Mnnskgstsr peraonol i ivali f ikt GIANT SIZI ilw CANS ^ PACK SOeiAf/lc 48 *1 At S t < PACK 48uAf # 1 C geles Bunday to accept an Short Cut Bump'1.68» served to keep us,free.’! VIOLA JARVIS CLASSES START and grooMiag The ToUand Sing' Out America award from the Teacher Re- wigs and wIglaM COLD WATER PINK LOTION PH A SE III LOTION DISHWASHER W IS K l i q u i d msmbrance Day Foundafton. July theory and mmUo vUsial Group entertained on the Green Whtm Hm way you programs during the noontime break In LUX LIQ U ID He said otudemts are brighter Sept. We reserve the right to limit quantities "oH" Deodorant Soap Detergent "oil" Detergent and ifaore sophisticated today dupotids on a hair styling Mnte«ts the ceremonlea. field trips About 1:80 the Green began piano teacher lOi DUL „ , C ^ to DEAL „ .. "fT T toon when be taught political Nev. 2 2 n b ll^ ^ C Proscription and many other related sabjecn filling up with famlUea com­ 49eiAl 7 9 « jL 49c PACK 22uktl3^C 35.1 Al 7 9 « pack 3aeiktl//c sclenoe st Howard Univeralty In A cemeUN and dsdktied itsK siwiyi updsMnq (ktsiMlvM te the ISMS. you can dtpnnd on ing to watch the four-dlvtolon brinf you tho Istoit dovolopmonh Is bsairty cuHuro . • . Dedtoatlon Day Parade. Crisco Shortening •.*u i,a« i »,m 7 9 c Prince Spoghetti SoiKe >uiM>tAM< umi,. 7Sc Scot Towels •mnttMMi 3»hAi A 7 c WoMon's for FREE Brotburt sod lufonnuion Send Tbit Caupom is arrongkig her sum m er tched- ■n»e excitement, particularly Hawaiian Punch >»>» 2>->~<39c Educator CroK »ma. 3 5 c Scotties Fociol Tissues mn i ihmi a. ^ 3m 3 Yc To: CreatiYO School of Hairdroitiiig among the many chUdren lining Hawaiian Punch •* - - 39c Land O' Lakes Butter 80c mcmau kmi iaamki the Green, reached fervor pitch Keebler Cookies ( »«,t<43c CIGARS — PIPES IIS Aw lin I G HarHardi 0 8 8 8. Stif SSuop ule. Per opplieotion plecne coll m c a as the first drum beats of the Red Heart Dog Food 2 .>. ~.35 Soft Weve Bathroom Tiisue . ,<319c Homemakers Pea Beans 3i . m 3 9 c TOIACCOS (jJ sd d o / L OB GALL 886-8188 Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons sr"o?shop^storp augtoh Division Air Force Bond Bortenders Inftant AAixes a.,- We Retem The RtfM Te IM I OMriittn Rrkc* IHmUt, la flrrt NaUeoel tanrauHwtt •mc, OiifeHM Aa4 Tehaite Ixio e t hesi (tosp OHet 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MAKCHESTER. C 6 N. vlded by a member of the post. MAMCHETTOB EVENIKO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, JUNE 2. 1969 MAN(]HESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. (X)NN.. MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 Culp Appears Well on Way Peck’s Bad Boy of Golf Cleans Up

/ ______Hill Pockets To Posting 25 Victories WaWOMl LMtgM BOSTON (AP) — Ray However, he weakened in the nings on the mound. Howsrw, M t fleU waU and a Uns slngla W. L. Pet. 0 fasMonsd 16 vlctoriea in breesed through the ninth and in tiist lineup can hurt you.” agalMt the Twins Friday and Chicago 13, Atlanta 4 ment. "N ow I weigh 140. I’m fafs first season in 1668, was bril­ earned Us fifth "save." He has Tony Oonigllaro and Rfoo Pe- Mb return is a day-to-day . mat­ Los Angeles 12, Philadelphia 4 going to see a doctor and find liant as he allowed only three a 4-0 record. trocelli were the Ug guns svg>- ter. out why. Mts, including a double and ho­ Culp, who has pitched five of porting Culp. Tony had four Rookie right-hander Mike St. Louts 11, Cincinnati 8 San Diego 5, Montreal 2 "I don’t have any Idea what’a mer by Leo Cardenas, tor seven the Red Sox’ seven oomidete straight hfts, including two dou­ Negy, winner of Us only two cauetaig it, but I alm ost have to Today’s Games innlnga. He struck out seven games, admitted later that Us bles, Us 10th homer on a tower­ major league deciUons, wHl pin my pants to my shoita to San Diego (SantorlM 2-3) at BDCniDAY CELEBRATION—Cubs* Randy Hundley receives congratulations and had near perfect control valuable pKcUng arm "tight­ ing shot wMdt must have land­ atari against the WhMe Sox’ Joe keep them from falling down during that span. ened” by the d ^ y between in­ ed near the tunptke behind the Horten, owner o f a 4-4 record. Philadelphia (J. Johnson 2-5i, N fivm Willie Smith, Ernie Banks and Don Young after he clouted eighth home Los Aigreles (Osteen 7-8) at when I swing. ”I’m not wonted about It. I run of season against Atlanta with Banks and Smith on base. Cubs won. New York (Kooeman 1-3), N never w orry about anytiitaig— dncinnatl (Merritt 5-2) at Big Day at Plate Sparks Red Sox Victory except maybe getting suq^ded Pittsburgh (Veale 3-5), N Major League by the PGA.” Atlonba (Stone 5-0) at St. Lou­ And that’s happened, too. is (Wariiburn 3-5), N =Leaclers== He’s on outapoken, puU-no- Leo Levels Blast Amesicaa Leagoe Clean Bill of Health for Tony San Francisco (Sadeckl 3-6) punches sort of character, this Batting (KX> at bats)—Oarew, a t Mkmtreal (Stoneman 8-5), N darldy-handBome guy who beiara Tuesday’s Games Mlnnsaota, M 2 ; PetroceUi, Boe- a strong resemblenoe to the late Houston at CMcagO txm .838. And Opposing Pitehers Paying Jam es Diean, the m ovie actor. Runsi—F. RbMnMxi, Baltimore Lna Angeles at New York, N His Uunt pronouncementa have 41; Keir, Baltimore 40. San Franciaoo ctt Montreal, N At Chicago Press Tony Conigliaro received been a heait-warmtaig and im- 8ENATOR8-WHITK SOX— put him In occarinnal trouble Runs betted 1i>—IRircer, New San Diego at PtiileidelpMei, N with the PGA, Including one- a clean bill of health from poiisnt aooompiisfament for the Frank Howard Mt his 16th Cindnnatl at Pittsburgh, N York 48; F. Howard, Washing­ .homer and a two-run dotible week BuapeiHion this year. of runs the clubs scores eveiy- He missed one game. Again, all his doctor during the Red Sox after his career Atlanta at St. Louis, N CHICAGO (AP) — The ton 39. peared aided as be sat out the and Ken McMullen and Brant Al- ‘ T v e bean auepeeided, aU to­ (Chicago Cubs gre winging Ume Kenny pitches." he did was mlaa one game. Hite—F. Robfaisoa, Baltimore weekend and he has oppos­ gether, two montiis and one Durocher ams really geared 1968 season foUowtaig the bean- yea added homers as Washing­ American League with a l y t game lead in "Now he's out there playing 62; Blair, Baltim ore 59; Mur- ing pitchers paying for it. Ing which caused the eye injury. ton made it easy for Barry week,” he said. ”I keep a sep­ up now and ocnUnued; The comeback kid of Boston East Divlsioa the Nation^ League’s East with a bum leg. Funny, I cer. New Y ork 59. Tile ^year-old slugger start­ M oore, 4-1, who breezed in with arate account of it.” continued Ms very unusual re­ W. L. P o t O.B. Division but Manager Leo " I f a d u b la not huaUlng, not haven’t been reading anything D oiM es—Carew, Mtameeota ed the season tutting well, but a stx-bttter. Hill, in Ms 12tii ysar on the covery from the near Winding Baltimore 35 15 .700 — trying, then rip the piayen. But about Beckeit, let ahxie playing 14; F. Robinson, Baltimore IS. caused some worry several • • * tour, barged out of the peck Durocher is on the war­ eye injury he suffered In 1007 by Boston SO 16 .682 S when a team is doing what this tmder a handicap. Trlplee—Began, Seattle 4; Pl- weeks ago when he went Into a YANK8-ROYAL8 — with a five-under-par 66, over­ path because o f faint chib is doing, the piayen de- hammering a single, two dou­ Detroit 28 19 .568 7 "TTiere are half a dosen other nella, Knnsae City 3; D. Green, tatlspin. The Yankees feU behind 5-1, hauled titlrdround leaders Lee praise. New York 24 25 .490 10% aerve some praise. players like him on this dub. Oakland 8; McAuUftle, Detroit 8. bles and Ms 10th hom e run Sun­ but finaUy caught up on Joe Elder land Bert Y ancey and fin­ ’T don’t care ,what this club However, be has Mt five hom­ Wash’n. 25 27 .461 11 "H ow in the heU did we get ’They're putting out 110 per cent. Home rum —^F. Howard, day, belling the Red Sox beat Pepitone’s two-run homer, Ms ished ’vidtti a 72-hoIe total of 266, does," Durocher told The Asso­ ers In his last nine games and Cleveland 12 30 .288 19 where we are? We’n 7H gamee But still, all they get is faint WasMngton 16; R. Jackson, Oak­ Mtameeota 5-2. 14th, in the fifih Inning. DouMes 15 under-i>ar tor ih e 6,486-yard, ciated Press Sunday, "our writ­ etaice the doctor's report, he has Westt Division (OetvUd ite to tar Ptaito) in front. Are any of these other praise. land 16. " I gueas you can say I'm Mt- by Jim m ie HaU, R oy White, per 70 Colonial Country Club ers just don’t want to give the two singles, two douUes and Minnesota 28 20 .658 ___ so-called great cluba who are "When I was in New York, Btoleti tNLsea—Harper, Seattle tlng the ball as good as ever,” John Ellis and Jim Lytte for CfOVERNOR’S CUP FINALISTS—Checking out his putter before yesterday’s course. piayen any credit.' I can’t un­ two homers in U at bats, driv­ Oakland 24 21 .583 1 getting the great press that far there wua a writer that bad two 28; CampanerlB, Oakland 17. be said after his perfect day three runs broke the deadlock tai Governor’s Cup Tournament finals at the Manchester Country Club is John He 'was two strokes in front of derstand it. ing in six runs for the club lead Seattle 21 24 .467 4 ahead? stories—one for when we won Pitdiing (4 decisions)—Mc­ \riilcfa raised hfs average 17 the seventh, sending the Royals Peragallo, left, while opponent Vito Agostinelli watches. In a mild upset, Agos- Elder, who still is looking for his Ron Santo triples off the cen­ with 37. Chicago 19 22 .463 4 ter field wall in the ninth taming "Now I’m not taking anything and one for when we lost. Nally, Baltim ore 7-0, 1.000; Lon- points to .28S. " I think I'm- home to their fifth straight loss. tinelli prevail^ in 19 holes. Peragallo was three-up after nine holes but at 13 first rictory. Elder finished with away from Mickey ManUe but bord, Boston 4-0, 1.000; Lyle, at last.” Dr. Charles D. J. Re­ ConlgUaro doubled home a • • • Kansas City 21 26 .447 6 the match was even. Going into the final hole, Peragallo was one-up but a 70 fo r 267. follow ed by CliarleB and then acoTea to give ua a S-3 "If we won, I was never men­ run In the third Inning and his California 14 so .318 through the years all I read Boston 4-0, 1.000. gan, who treated Oonigllaro, ORIOLES-ANGELS— 10% Ooody, 67, aitd Tommy Aaron, win Satinday and here’s a pa­ tioned. When we lost, my name solo homer in the fifth gave the Sunday’s Results Agostinelli won and sent the match into a sudden death overtime. about was the great handicap Strtkeouta—Cidp, Boston 85; thought so Friday when be said Boog Powell’s fourth homer in 05, tied at 268. per which aays it was a wind­ was in the lead grai>h. I ’m not Red Sox a declrive 3-0 spread. New York R, Kansas City 5 under wUch Mantle was play­ sure, yet, but I think one o t our M cDowell, d ev elen d 72; LoUch, the Injury was not rare but the six games gave Baltimore a tie Steve Reid, who had a re­ blown pop up. Rloo Pctrocelll, who Aove in WariUngton 9, GMcago 2 ing. Fine, but what about our writers is doing the same thing. Detroit 70; McLatai, Oetrodt 65; degree of recovery was very un­ in the ninth and Paul Blair markable 61 in tile third round, "When Ken Holtsman threw earUer run with a fieider’s Bcuton 5, Minnesota 2 three straight riiutouta, you Glenn Beckeit? "All I can say ia that It's a Pattin, Seattle 57. usual, adding that ConigUaro's wrapped up the victory with a finished 'With a 69 fo r 269 and choice, completed Boston's scor­ Baltimore 4, California 3, 11 In­ know what they were writing "Here'a a kid who nearly bad helluva situation. Here’s a club National League vision in the injured eye “is homer in the 11th. Five Orioles' 33 Interleague Contests was followed by Don January, ing with his 'lStii homer in the nings Local Owned Horse Records Win at Green Mountain Track about? I’ll tell you. They were his back broken by Mike Shan­ that was in the second division Batting (100 a t oats)—C. baric to aiinoet 20-20, which is relieve rs—Dave Leonhard, Dick 67 fo r 270. seventh with a man on. Oakland 11, Clevialand 1 writing hbout tiie great amoimt non in St. Louis. What happens? for 21 years.” Jones, New York .364; H. Aar­ norm al." Hall, Eddie Watt, Pete Rlchert Yanoey, winner of the Atlanta Jabneh’e BeUe is shown aibove horse {from the. kical stable, it three wins in as many days owned raring bewsM tor eigM on, Atlanta .860. The pitchers would agree. Ray Culp, the league’s ftast and Jim Palmer—blanked the Seattle 8, Detroit 7 Classic the previous week, blew hj. Blended Ways, a tour-year-old for the local man in the fifth years, now has a stable of nine.game winner, protected the Today’s Games J Rune—Kesaingar, Chicago 39; OoMgUaro was not the only Angels on two Mts for nine in­ Included in Grid Slate to _a... 76 for . 273. . . wuxunf OF^ l' ^ WlSlTIl mare,______• won the second race Vyes- race et Suffolk. Um horse .has • three,.... the aforementioned. Two J Expos One Short of Expansion Team Record Wyim, Houston 39. one having a healthy day at the runs until the eighth when Spar­ nings, CMcego (Horlen 4-4) at Boe- Runs betted in—Banks, Chica­ plate. Seattle overcame De­ ky Lyle saved the vlotory. • • • ton (Nagy 2-0), N NEW YORK (AP) _ ^ „ - , , • * • go 43; MoOovey, San Francisco troit 8-7, WaMiington ruined the A’S-INDIANS— Washington (Beriaina 1-2) at Thirty-three interleague ^FL team, ^ ton Patriots. Aug. 25 and the ment two years ago. birdied the right-year-old mere won by games between teams in New York Giants wUl face Pitts- eecemd hole from 10 feet and got seven lengths. The winner is 39. Chicago White Sox 9-2, th e New PILOTB-HOEBS— Oakland spotted Cleveland a Kansas City (Nelson 3-8), N Fr»othnll burgh _wUl_ play only Cincinnati burgh Sept. 12. another on the tourth after a rinown with her owners, Mr. and Hits—M. Alou, Pittsburgh 72; York Yankees outlast^ Kansas Seattle easily kept Intact its run and then scored seven times New York (Keklch 0-1) at South Windsor High Advances B. WiniaimB, Chicago 63. City 8-5, Baltim ore trinuned kQnnesota (Kaat 4-3), N rlsnffiie^Md'National^Mt^ *h« 9h inter ^ the interleague competition wodgo'shot left Mm a 8V4-foot Mrs. Paul phUllps of Mancheo- 19th H ole Gene Mauch Used To Losing, record of having never been In the fourth Inning. The first l^gue and wationai addition to the » inter- ^ shown are Ihe groom, Doubles—M. Alou, Pittsburgh California 4-3 in 11 Innings and shut out with homers by Tommy five hitters In the inning singled Detroit (McLain 8^) at Cali­ 17; H. Aaron, Atlanta 17. Oakland mauled Cleveland 11-1 Harper, Don Mincher, Steve fornia (Murphy 3-2), N toll league are included m league gai^s, there wUl^ ll Jij gupb bogeyed the same hole -lack Lapensee, Jockey Michel for two runs, Tommy Reynolds the 74 - game presewon between^^ teams and M be- gomneutlon. 1967, the NFL had aropped^^k to a tie. Lapensee and Trainer Ed Country Club Triples—^R. Jackson, Atlanta in other American League ac­ Whitaker and Wayne Comer for singled in two more, another Cleveland (Tlant 1-7) at Seat­ , , , - . tn/iav HiTMn NFL. clubs^Green Bay is competition, 1967, the NFL had dropped back to a tie. Bolton A fter Revenge 5; Thlan, C indm aU 5. tion. tle (Barbea' 1-1), N schedulescneauies announceaannounced today,toaay. tweeniweeu NFL clubs. Green ^ y is a^ 13-813.3 edge.e^ge. HIU waMwent ahead to stay with_____ a Heltner. Jabneh’s BeUe was the Cards Snap Redleg Skein seven runs before Htuper sin­ pcdr scored on wild pitches and The world champion New the only team that does not SWEEPSTAKES * * * Tuesday’s Gamee Five NFL games wUl be tele- as-foot bird's putt on the 12th, No. 1 horse iast summer at Home runs—MoCbvey, San gled In the tie-breaking run in the last on error. Reggie Jack- York Jets will play idx games, have an Interleague game Saturday u Chicago at Bouton, N nina Vised bv the Columbia Broad- and chimied to within 18 inches Green Mountain •with six wtas, _ NEW YORK (AP) — cost Ms 1964 PMtUes a pennant a tiuree-game sweep ovei' ifae Fnanctoco 16; L. Mley, Cinciiaia- RED BOX-TWINS— the eighth to end Detroit’s four- son addled'three more runs with Class A — Low gross—Erwin In Wednesday Game ti 15. ConigUaro’s comeback has New York at Minnesota;, N another bird on the next six "seconds and four Kennedy 72, Ray Evrihock 72; Baseball’s grand Canadian And in 1944, the year he broke sinking Expos. game winning streak. his 16tb homer in the seventh. Stolen bases—Brook, St. Louis Waehington at KonBos City, N caper is in danger of de­ into the m ajors as an 18-yacu'- It was the lOtii loss at home Two area high school baseball teams have made the old abortstop with Brooklyn, the for the Eixpos during tthelr spin, 22; Morgan, Hotnton 14. Clevriand at Seattle, N Frank Kieman 77-S-69; Claw B Baseball Tournament this year, teriorating into a frantic Louis Cardinals in St. Louis, the tlve on the final wfekend when xug. ,------Dodgers reeled ttvougfa a 16- which began on May 13 with a PltcMng (4 decisions)-Aber­ Detroit at California. N G r o s s -R ^ Oirtta 77 J ^ Windsor, winner of the NCCC crown, finished footrace between Gene Baltimore a Oakland, N New York Giants in New Ha- the AFL clubs will Waahlngtrii and Dstrott at | -w . 1 -| game losing streak. 10-3 collapse against Houston at nathy, Chicago 4-0, 1.000; Stone, ven.------Conn., th.the M(nn«antaMlnneaota Twins their resTularregular season.season, The NFL 30, New Y w k | 0 - 1 - ^ the season with a 10-4 mark, an^i won seven of its last Mauch and his dark past. Atlanta 5^), I.OOO; Baldschun, Elsewhere Sunday, St Louts Montreal. They won their sea­ in Winston-Salem, N.C. and the season opens Sept. 21. Minnesota, Sept. 6 and I Mauch’s Montreal Expos an^iped Ctaictamatl’s winning son opener against the Mets, San D iego 5-0, 1.000. Dallas Cowboys in Dallas. The Two of the games vriU Gl^M at M^erora, oep 67, Terry SchlUtaig 78-11—87, In the Class B »®®rtaig two runs in the rixtii bowed to Ssn Diego 5-3 Sunday, string at nine games by drub­ were buoyed by Bill Stoneman’s Strikeouts—Singer, Los Ange­ Prince After jX only game with an AFL op- played in Montreal where the Baltimore at Dallas^Se p t ^ ^ | ------5------Tom Kelley 81-18-68, Jack seventh Innlnga. John N les 82; Gibson, St. Louis 80. eittending their losing streak to bing the Reds 11-3; the ChloagD April 17 no-hltter against Phila­ ponent will be in Oakland. 16 games—one short of the Cubs flattened Atlanta 13-4 de­ delphia and were seven gamee Triple Title Baltimore, the 1968 NFL record for major leegue expan­ spite a mileatone homer Iqi briiind Chifcago's Elast Division champion who will move Into Pro Football Owners sion teams. Hank Aaron; the New York leaders—at 11-7—^when the bot­ U.S. Tennis the AFL in 1970 with Cleveland The New York Mets lost 17 in Meta nipped San Francisco 5-4; tom fell out. and Pittsburgh, wlU play five B -lEd Dlckman ^South ^he Bobcate to rally. Pittsburgh pounded Houston 14- On Saturday WOMEN’ S DIVISION aoo 89-18—71. action last Saturday, a row in 1962, their tirat Naticm- . The Padres dropped seven in AFL opponents. The Colts wUl Norwich The losers committed five er­ Meeting Again Today Low Gtobs —a —Carol Carl- gg HOLE FOUR RAI.1. Windsor defeated al League season. The longeat 7 and- Los Angeles smashed a row last month and Kansas Hopes Rest This is the week, this Is, for meet San Diego, Oakland, Hous­ rors. downhill slide In the nuxlem Philadelphia 12-4. City and Seattle, the American M ajestic Prince who wlH to ton, Buffalo and Miami before * • • League newcomers, have had era, howeyer, was the Philadel­ With Four become racing’s ntasth Triple' wliiding up agatawt DaUas. NEW YORK (AP)-N .tional F ootM l ^ ^ 2 phia PtiiUiea’ 23-game streak PADRES - EXPOS — losing strings of five and four Crown witmer next Saturday in owners met again vv, ..j fxheseorewd the previous year. Rookie Nate Colbert Mt Ms games, respectively. the tl26,OOOadded Brimnnt Their manager was Gene ninth and 10th hom m i and vet­ But the Expos' streak cot^les PARIS (AP) — United States’ Stakes. hopes in the French Open Ten­ S:?e*\to SefTf^'hrtW^^I^^ wedr:^^ay^' Sy ‘ Maudi. eran Jrtmny Podres picked up them with such legendary NL The unbeaten wtamer o f the SILK CITY So f t b a l l nis CbampionsMpe reet on the Mauch also suffered through a Ms fifth pitcdUng victory as San losers as the 1944 Dodgers, the KeMucky Detiby and Preaknesa leagues. and one of flve-briore tlw 3^6 ^ 3 ^ ,' nte Kriley 63-14 —38. P u„der Pete Foster, Ed Hayee, ^ Manchester Hlgh^ Jtoori- W. L 10-game September tailspln that Diego’s expansionists completed Boston Braves of 1907 and 1911 rackets of four women—Billie Pro football Commissioner leagues start their spring meet- D Kickers—Jan Harrigan 97-20- To„y Stanford Ralph Frank; ^ at 4 p.m. East Gran- Bllliards 8 0 Jean King of Long Beach, Oal- put in 1^ final workout for the and three pre-1900 clubs—Cleve­ Iti-mle Belmont Sunday by Pete Roselle Intends to have the Ings here on Wednesday. Jim I t o r ^ 414 -M, E ^ ^ 1 9i-2S>.7i. u J . Grose Tie 189-1 under, by. In the s e * ^ opener, down- Green Manor 6 2 land, Detroit, aind Troy, N .Y .- it., Rosemary Casals of San rstaX'rXainlng In what will The A - e r ^ a ^ J ^ b r i l ^ 1 ^ 1 6 SUNDAY ...... ^ „eK ee. BUI Giguere. Jim Acadia 4 4 Francisco, Nancy Richey of San going 1% miles in idtldfi with all of whom lost 16 in succes­ be Sportsman 3 4 Angelo, Tex., and JuUe Held- trainer Johnny Longden In the NA'nONAL LEAGUE sion. saddle. Walnuts 2 5 • * « man of New York. BfajeMlc Prince galloped out DeCormler 0 8 1966 CHEVROLET CARDS - REDS — Miss Casals defeated Rusala’s Naasifl’a ® “ S^ZaZid K ^ ' " 1Z"78'‘ ma:tri;iAg""

ikwmm-Two MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Ma J^CHESTER, COl^N., MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 M ANCHBST^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 PAGE iw jurvr^n tt WwteifiaMaMiteMMMMrt BUOGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE I HOPE SYLVESTERS ON THE OTHER HAM? SOME SOT A NEW BATCH Aanrw to PrtvtoM Pitxito O' PISHES WASHEP PEOPLE eer THBR KICKS SC'S 1 C'N RESET o u r OF STUPS< GKEPCiSe The Baby Has \WHATAN C3PP C IW » ANP EVEN SOMerMIAMS Spring Flowers t h e 0OAf3OCI2 la, C A L L E P \HOSf 12 Chestnut 2 Greek letter color, as of a horse 3 Bucket 13 More or less 4Stope Hack, Ohriatopber Bnohael, aon of Georgy B- end Betty 14 Shoulder .rr;;— r. machine part Hack Jr., 62 Hilton Dr., Sotilfa Windsor. He waa bom 3Cay hunting party 24 Smell 28 at Manchester Memorial Hoepltal. His maternal graiK^mr^ J l (comb, form) 5SonofHagar 25 Flat-topped 41 Above (contr.) f * - * 15 Of the ear eKing(Fr) ^Wll 43 Leaning, as a enta are MY. and Mm. Georyge Sadd, Manchester. His pstemal 16 Honolulu 7 Drink ^ Oceanic ebb cask grandparents are Mr. and Mt«. George Hack Sr., Soiith Wind­ flower A L L E Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN 8 French river end flow 45 Man from sor. H e has three sisters, Kaithleen IB, and Sandra 12, and P a ­ 18 Eastern 9 Fabuknia birds 28 Opposed Glasgow tricia, 8. obeisance PWATH*l»AMroUK. ^ PONT WCAW. BUaTTO, ITLL HOPE HE D 0 «N T L 0 S E > -----*>J W Bl, I MAM THAT ONE UP 10 Australian 29 SaW, for 46 Malay canoe ARiaoNTFOnan- f » a ruA sute TCiir-iHAT TH* HARP X SAI/B 1 M 1 ^ A EPEOM-JT* A LfTTlE RFFERSiTr^ SOInacttial instance (var.) . existence (2 oatriefaes Flanigan, Oheri Aim, daughter of Gary and Blllsabeth r M K M ) FROM TH* OTHERS/ 11 Spoonful of 30 Military group 47 0faireiaft worlds) 49 Festive Albalr Flanigan, Apt. S2 A, Mt. Vemwi Apts., Rodcvffle. She medicine 36 Neglected GENUINE SPRING LAMB y 21Mem hwof 37 Changed 50 Persian poet WM bom Ilay 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ legislature 17 Progeny 19 Entire 39 Smallest 51 Number ternal grandparents are Mrs. Vmilam Roberts, Mlanchester, (ah.) ' / l 23 Feminine R>eechunit 53 Mountain' and Rudol]A Albalr, Columbia. Her paternal grandi>aronta are 22 Insect (comb, form) AAA aO R student 40 Stationary Mr. and Mm. J < ^ Melbourne, Ameton. She has a s)ater, OVa- e P B O F 2 « 23 Concluded SHOHDERCMM cy, 2H. 27 Facte f F" r 1“ 1 1 r ~ r 1 IT IT GENUINE SPIKING N .. e - 2 l 31 Poems 32 Chinese ' 12 II 14 Schnlta m , WllUam Joseph, son of 'WIlHam and Deborah measure Maturo Schults Jr., 384 B Park Ave., Bast Hartford. He w u 33 And not IT II T 34Qoddesco( bora at May 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Ifls mater­ OUT OUR WAY BY J. ^ WILLIAMS ^w n (Greek) r r 2B nal grandparents are Mr. and MTs. JoseiBi Maturo, Manches­ 35 501 (Roman) ter. Hlfl peteraal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William i^l >4^ 37 Particle Schults Sr., Bast Hartford. fe^l. AFTER ALL THE HARD WORK ANP BONELESS BRISKET ^ ...... 38 Sketch • »i * * m POOR RESULTS 1 HAD WITH THAT s r K 2T ST 40 State flower ONE, I THOUSHT.I’DTRySOMETHIN' Kawaleo, Amy Elisabeth, daughter of Theodore P. and of Utah (2 ELSE--MAVBE XLL HAVE BETTER IT Karen Mitchell Kawalec, 49 Center Rd., Rockville. She was words) D A V Y JONES BY LEFF and BfcWILLIAMS LUCK WITH, AT R O W E L A N P A P tT , bom May 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her matemid THAN I DID WITH A SPADE 42Graln j r ANDAPLCT/ 44 Seine grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John MUchell, Mlanchester. My SANK WAS ROMED P A W A N P THE SHEB 'SCUSEME. IVE WHAT P O YOU 45 City of ancient a r Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kawa- WHAT WHILE eVERyONE WAS AT IFF ARE HEAPING SOTTA OO... EXPECT TO FINP AT Greece lec, Rockville. Her maternal great-grandmother Is Mrs. Bliza- UP,,. T THE BEACH TO 5-SEE FOR THB COVE... THE COVE, I 4i Corned Beel r a 7 9 48 Western state befh Barrows, New Britain. Her paternal great-grandmother la 52 One.to whom U W a r 5 T OH. « w v r Mrs. Mary Kawalec, Rockville. money is due MV* • «i * I*. • 54 Branches U Early 1-ib. (biol.) Lampaon, Jeffrey Albert, aon of John C. end Judith Le- s r — U w M orn plcg. 55 Rowing tool pore Lampson Jr., 106 Hubland Dr., Vernon. He waa bom M!ay s1 “ 56 Learning Sneed Bacon GMckenCunds f T u u 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ 57 Spirit - a ents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lepore, Worcester, Mass. His pa­ 58 Also or Liverwurst ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lampoon 8r., (Newipeper Fnlerpriie A a n .) HYGRADE -By the piece Worcester, Mass. He has a brother, John 4, and a sister, JIU, lb. around Chuck = s7 9 * SH. Bologna • « • *1 * Freshly Hayes, Stephanie Ann, daughter of William 'and Bernice Ensmlfc primium 1-ib. Reinbold Hayes, 36 Gardner St,, Manchester. She was bora Sliced All Meal, All Beef , King Size pkg. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER lb. y 8 May 26 at Manchester Memorial Hosidtal. Her meterned Gabes Liver grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Reinbold, Btrasburg, N.D. fTCTZ- WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Her pcuternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. W.M. Hayes, At­ kinson, N.H. She has a brother, Michael 10, and two sl^m , tr ’ dimr. Ii«. YOU I'1DON'T 1 1 . 'I PAY MORE - YOU JUST GET MORE AT GRAND j lJ .'IM l Susan 11 and Cynthia, 8. WHITE SOLID MAYONNAISE THE WORRY WART V e r a o n SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Low Bid Is $660,730 3 - J | o o For Sewer Interceptor m H ^lO R O l CAM»ELL'S A ^ fJri- KRAFT DOMESTIC ' The Giordano Const ruction and lateral sewers to serve the Co. of West Hartford la ap- northwest (Skinner Rd.) portion of town, are scheduled for stage PORK & BEANS 2 - 2 5 * I SWISS SLICES 39* peurent low bidder for the north- 6. AMERICA'S FAVORITE M m HOLLAND HALL southi sewer interceptor which The Installation of sewers in will connect with the Box Moun­ the more sparsedy populated HEINZKHCHUP 4 -8 9 * i S ICE CREAM 5 7 tain line and service several BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE areas of rural Vemon tu"e in­ T GRAND UNION sections of town. cluded in the priority schedule. JUST TONI6HT,WHEN HE CALUD TROUBIE SHOQTStS, INC., SAID HE ( r ? The West Hartford concern Legion Team Tryoot W EN DID ' I WENT TO HIS WAS SEINE RiUOWED... UEV PRAWN AAOHEY entered a bid of $660,780. It was Rockville’s Amerfoan Legion KRISPY CRACKERS - 28* 6 - 4 9 * V0U 6ET APART/VIENT. WHY.?) FROM THE SANK ANP WAS AFRAID HE'D BE one of only two bids received. Baseball team -will hold tryoute PLAIN • ONION • EOO M M M AMXEPUP ROBBED...EVEN MURDERED. The other, submitted by Dl- tondght, Wednesday and Thurs­ WITH OKA Camlllo and Sons of Bridgeport, day of this week at Che Rock­ LENDERS B A G E L S 2 -4 9 ' n;pP 1 SWEET BUnER - 3 8 * [ h a h j q w / w as $096,346. ville High School field, start­ PHILADELPHIA . GRAND UNION Local officials expected the ing at 6 'a.m. bid for the preject to run about Due to the large number of CREAM CHEESE - 27* ■ ^ BLEACH $600,000. A. Richard Lombardi, boys who have signed up, to­ the to'wn''s consulting en gin es night’s tryout and Wednesdloy’s m i S i M has been asked to check over Session have been spilt up be­ Glordianos' bid, and if the tween positions. Only catchers C H IC K E N with RICE, NOODLES or STARS TAKE TEA AND SEE! e twt w NU. W. TM k f. UA Nfc OK. figures are approved, the bid and inflelders will report to­ will 'be awarded. night with the pitchers pnd out­ “Why don't you go in there and soe what YOU can do *1116 proposed line will begin field candidates working out pkg. about getting him to tleep?" at Oenter'Rd. and will tie in to Wednesday. o f 100 a trunk line running to the Any boy who did not sign up MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD town’s filtration plent. It will last week may still try out any follow along the raUroad tracks night this week by reporting at. Campbell’s Seep 1 8 iLlplep Tea Bags Illllllllllimilllll AND He W ANTS TO Be AT ' I UNDERSTAND AFTER ALL— IV E PHIL-THAT'S THE to Rt. 3, across Rt. 30 to Tanker- the field. The team is open to OUR WeDOINS! WOULDWUJ HOW YOU FEEL W A IT E D M Y W H O LE SWEETEST THING ANYONE hooean Rd. any boy U-vlng in Veraon, E l­ P H IL - I FEEL TERRIBLE ABOUT THIS— BUT IF M /NO T E R R /B L Y I F w e —ANOTHER ■ L I F E F O R HAS EVER TOLD ME I STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF WE WERE TD GET AAARRIED TOAAORROW, /AY W A IT UN TIL YOU G E T AAONTH ISN'T SOMEONEUKE From Tankeroosan it will lington, Tolland, WilUngton, 1-qt. SON Vy/OULONT BE ABLE 7D ATTEND/ HE'S BACK FROM CALIFORNIA,' SO LONG' continue to Tunnel Rd. end Stafford or Somers area. In or­ WE'LL STOP FIRST AT ^ THEN DULLES IN \ / ^ I ' a KNOW X WTSY, IVE NEVER rrS U t £ HAVING K>UR con Earb Morn Margarine LEAVING FDR SOUTH AMERICA IN THE /lAORNING DARLING?,. THE TRI-STATE AIRPORT CHANTILLY, VIRGINIA, EVERY FARM^ BEFORE SEEN VOU HAIR DONE.ORANEW Echo Mtountaln where it 'will der to be eligible a boy must be NiilGlHde6rapellrhik — ITS AN EMERGENCY vTOB FOR HIS FIR/Vt< AT HUNTINBTON.WEST BEFORE SWINGING HOUSE WHEN SO ENTHUSED OVER HATOR WHEN>t)Wt0tD Join the B ox Mountain line, now under 19 on Aug. 1. 1-lb. VIRGINIA... x-T y WEST TO MT. VERNON, OUR ftiWPER ANYTHING.' GIRDLE FITS AOAIN- under construction. Arthur Callahan will be head 6-oz. / (J u ILLINOIS / T— 1 PUFF DERBY DEL MONTE - P R LIRE WHEN SOME­ Areas to be serviced by the coach. He win be assisted by Butterm ilk loaves ROLLS EAST ONE VDU THOUGHT WAS new interceptor line will be George Puts. mine Bread Tomab Sauce <:C NEXT MONTH.' ^ r c / £ ANGRY DOES M?U A BIG Tankerhoosen Rd., Hansen, Dr., dinroh Women FAVOR - SUCH AS W arren Ave., Maple St., Fred­ Tile Elplscopal Church W om ­ 6%-oz. THIS.' LEMON JUICE erick Rd., Hartford Tpke. and en of St. John’s Church will lurid {ft tube Center Rd, the last meeting of the season Bteem noBniasie Beaiemon This Interceptor line is Phase tonight at the hdme of Mrs. Four of an extensive sewer in­ Douglas Roberts, Bolton Rd. stallation plan which will even­ Dessert will be served, fol­ tually service the eptlre town. lowed by the annual business Limnrs Green Peas 5 ^ 'P * rurex liquid Bleach MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY The form er city area w as the meeting and riection of officers only one previously serviced by for the comingo ^ l i year. All worn- THE GH09T OF JEREMIAH J'LL SAY—NO ONE the sewer system. All of rural en of the parish are invited. GfiW.l/lnitw- jcYi IhliMlmt P W o g ABERNATHY IS ALWAYS SEEM S TO BE SAFE Vernon had septic tanks. The School Menu first phase of the project was Bast Blementaty Sohoct: m m t m m d r m r e d r ipe t r y in g t o FROM HIS MISCHIEF. VINE RIPENED Q A | r 1____ I . S C A R E U S ! WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU the instadletlon of the line to Monday, hot dogs on roll, pefato SWEET RED RIPE service the Vernon Center Mid­ cMps, pickles; Tuesday, spa­ whole YTia TOMATOES 39* dle School which was com- ghetti A meat balls, vegetable, W^ STRAMEn I DISH DETERGENT 4V^-oz. “ nfT j f B f TOO LATBI GLASS FURNITURE TOPS LOLLI PUPS 2 ‘V HEINZ BABY FOOD ia r 7 M IRRO RS (Fireplace and Door) LUX LIQUID COLUCEWN ' ^ BORDEN'S INSTANT ' I COFFEE CHICKEN BROTH 53* M a sh e d POTATOES JUNIOR PICTURE FRAMING (all types) nOKDEN'S INSTANT _ _ INSTANT COntt M ash e d POTATOES 57* NESCAFE HEINZ BABY FOOD WINDOW and PLATE G U S S BEECHNUT Tub Enclosure from $30 to $45 phis installation ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS FAB D. D. EISENHOW ER DECANTER ftlO .00 TOP i-pt. Lux Liquid 1 2 -o z . LiPeRATED/NTHE / LIBERATe )t?UR ABE LINCOLN DECANTER • S 4 I 0 -=.•!>/ d e o lb lt l. WITH DERMASIL DETERGENT V NAMeoFEmpewre A . r&srH' ^ F. D. ROOSEVELT ...... S 1 2 J M I JOB M. L. K IN G ...... Vr LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON R. F. KENNEDY ...... BII.M - . . C L j y l T 1968 CAMPAIGN BOTTLES . aet f 12.9S .filM IlM lli I Sizew cc I HEINZ 1967 B&G XM AS PLATES ... i i i u i o SPIC N' 3 -lb . 1968 B&G XM AS PLATES ... 6 - o z . 1969 B&G XM AS PLATES .. d e a l p k g . KETCHUP m i H i SPAM 1 BAG M OTHERS RAT PLATE ...... f».is (First Bdttlaa) '^||{^^{lnCm ^H R^AT^UN ^ti!^tfM luulv^H M nCH T TO LIMIT QUANTITIIS. NUUNE BEPRODronONS ...... from $ U )0 Mancheste. Parkade, Middle Turnpike. West — Triple-S Redemption Center, 180 Market Square, Newingtdn I l«W tr Nt*. be. TX. t t - v s M . OH, I M M M r Open Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Sat. 9:00-5:30— Fri. 9:00-9:00 Closed Mondays

I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1969 T W B N T T ^ t J K MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAV, JUNE 2, 1969 PAGE TWENTY. Auto BuDdhig 21 H d p Hulp 38 38 38 ______34 Help Wanted Male 34 _ 41 Fornlslied RefOit Prepeity Thos Contfoeting 14 Apartmeiiti 43-A For Rent 47 LADIES tor Bgbt cleanhw ACCOUNTS recetvaUa clerk — cteiUMn — exper- SIAMESE Uttoni, Seal Potat, 8 NEWTON H. SMITH A SON- person, Imoqd, rteody wot*, good pay. wasks, box tiolned. champtan- COTTAGE ST. —Tiro family. CLASSIFIED sonable. C all 640-1143. duties from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oirt to work In aoeownts ONE BEDROOM deluxe nicely COLUMBIA Lake — Small HURST — 4-speed with reverse Remodeling, repairing, addi­ COMPTOMETER Osztson’* Bxprese, liic., $S HU- BERRY’S WORLD Thia offering has tramendoaa Call 646-4220 ceivaMe department of kxsal M ^ b e reUable. Osll 64»-6$84. ship aired. Osll 643-9229 after 6 furnished aportment$175. CaU waterfront oottogea, some time lock out $66. Can 646-0668. tions, • rae rooms, garagaa, JOSEPH p ! LKWIS Custom Uud St-i Manchester. investment pdtential. Backs ______manufacturing company. Light p .m . J .D . R ea l B stote, 648-8779. stlU available during June, porches and roofing. No job Painting. Interior and ex­ OPERATOR m a n w a n t e d to !n up to the Town Mnnlc^fa Paik- VOLKSWAGEN englna, M h.p., r > l n n t r bookkeeping and soma typing July, August. M94M08, 648- advertising too sm all. CaU 640-8144. terior. Paper hanging. Wall­ FOUR fluffy double pawed Mt- tiig lot. Don’t wait $UJtOO. 38,000 miles. Call after 6 p.m. er*s helmr, good wages, over­ C - L l l R K . ' 1 I r l o 1 required. AjHriy Iona Utg. O o., erta Ucenae. Davis A Bradford tena, free to good homes. CaU 3088. PhUbrick Agency, Realtocv, t4S-6088. ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ paper books on request. Fully Regent et., MOnefaeater. time. 649-2926, A. B. Chick Business Leeations CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS insured. Free estimates. (^1 O penings tor experi­ Lum ber O o., 200 ToUand SL, anytim e, 648-TOM...... 648-4300. rage, rec rooms, tiathrooms enced comptometer i^>era- Intereating poaltlaa in Plumbing e Heating, Inc. FDLES — Black mlntature, Lake tor the month of July. lent location. $84,000. PhUtolek Deodtoe far Satordiqr and Monday Is 4:M p.m. Friday WES ROBBINS C arpentry ra- .1 wages, plsaesnt working CX3LONIAL BOARD CO. 9 to 8 p.m. subsidized cafetiMta, con­ 2 females, one male, AKC P re fe r w aterfront, (ja il 649- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Tranurs— modeling specialist. Additions, conditions, excellent com­ HAHUHtESSER — Tb seU and Hoor PinMilng 24 genial co-workers and ex­ registered, ehots, 8 weeks old. MANCHESTER —Three new 1730. Mobil* HomM 6>A rec rooms, dormers, porchsa, _ pany benefit program, free dtyle wigs In our new wig NEW USTINO — Vacant 4-bsd- PLEASE READ YOUR AD cellent working conditions. 649-8068. stores for lease. 800x100 square ' " cabinets, formica, built - las. FLOOR SANDtNO and reflnish- pcuklng and eubaidiaed boutique. Apply Carriage paid hoUdays, other fringe benefits. room (yolonial, 3-car garags. CtaMaUled o r “ W ant Ads*’ are taken o v e r tiie pbone a s a 1967 PARKW OOD, ' 12x60'. bathroom s, kitchens. 640-3446 A pp ly: House Wig Boutique, 18 Oak feet. Busy location. Reasonable. Ing (specialising In (rider cafeteria. Apply PRETTY perky kittens, tan- Nice area, needs some wetk. esavenhsMse. Hie adrertlser should read his ad the FIRST Excellent condition. $600 down floors). Inalde painting. Paper A progreastve and expanding company. Hayes Agency. 8480181. ^ Busilieu Property DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time far the St., Mancheater. white male, calico (emsde, Low down payment Bmny, and assume payments of CARPENTRY — concrete steps, hanging. No Job too small. FIRST NATIONAL trained. See at 48 Lyndale only $19,600. H. M. FTeebstto neirt tnsnrttoi The Herald is responsible (or only ONE In- $4600. Call 643-2188 ask (o r floors, hatchways, remodeling, FIRST NATIONAL INTEREBTINO part-time work, FIVE—room suite of front Main For Sole 70 eorreot or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then John VertalU e. 649-5760 STORES, Inc. St., 849-5165. St. o ffice s, 100 percen t tocar Realty, M7-9998. Fred Hunter. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ must be a wlHlng worker. SOI CENTER Strbet, an eight Miy to the extent o( a “ make Kood" Insertion. Errors which 61B PARKER ST., MANCHESTER Uon near banks, air-condition­ ings, attics flnlahed, rec STORES INC. Paric and Oakland Avea., Can earn betw een $86-$60 FREE — Lovable kittens — room home with 2-car garage SPRING ST, location, gorgeous do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be ed, automatic fire sprinkler. rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ Bonds— Stockt— Elaat Hartford p e r w eek. H ours 10 a.m . - 2 Mrs. E. S. Loftus six-weeks old. CaU 648-8468 af­ located In business ~ n 8-room LrSbaped Ranch phis eerreoted hy “ make good*’ Insertion. Motorcycles— PARK A OAKLAND AVENUES, A pply M ariow ’s, 867 M ain S t er related work. No Job too Mortgages 27 p.m. or 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Ex­ te r 6 p.m . Dwelling could be casUy con­ enclooed porch, 3 fireplaces, 3- 11 small. Dan Moran. Builder. I PART-TIME woman, from 9 car garage, buUt-lns, 1% baths,- (Rockville, TOD Free) Bicycles EAST HARTFORD, CONN. perience net necessary, we will 318 H ARTFORD R D ., flrrt flo o r verted tor professional or com­ E venings 640-8880 SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- a.m. - 1:30 p.m. to tend end mercial occupancy. Robert J. 514 p er cen t assu m able m ort­ BICTCLES—new and used. Re- ______maintain vending cafeteria at hnenmnnn office and large storage room. 75-3136 limited funds available (or sec- CX)OK8 — Fun or part-time, Artlelef For Sol* 45 F rech ette R ea lty , 847-9008. Sm ith, In c., 963 M ain Street, gage. BeautlfuUy maintained 643-2711 ^ <*0 mortgagee, to WAITRESS wanted part-time P>«»t In Manchester. 247- ^ ^ ^ ja y . M9-6241. grounds. Wolverton Agency, 9-6:80. Manchester Cycle Shop, pany—for home improvement, nights. Including weekends. WAREHOUSE FOREMAN suit your budget. Expedient days, no Sundays. CaU or ap- ^oiu. JADE — ROUGH material SMALL STORE near 100 per R ea ltors, 649-3818. 182 W est M iddle Tpke., additions, rec rooms, garages, Apply In person, Howard John- service. J. D. Realty, 648(il20. ply m A c ^ Reatau- WOMAN wanted for baking ae^- rtuinks, alaba, Jadeite, atoo cent Main Street location. Ap- L200 SQUARE feet brick and _ _ _ _ _ — _____ 649-2096. roofing, guttera. Free esti­ sons R estaurant, 804 Tolland ‘Tpke., Mandiester. Experienced warehouse fore­ Jade for carving. $4 per pound. ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Wook commercial buUding, MANCHESTER — Four ^room Treuble ReacbiRg Our Advertiser? mates, all work guai'anteed. MORTGAGES, loana, first, sec- mornlnga a week. Apply krtowletteT^ Sok- man agricultural supply ample land for another buUd­ Ranch. Ideal rettrement or 1966 HONDA Super Hawk, blue, CaU 648-2871. Call 646-2527. o«d. third, all klnda. realty. ch««ter. 649-0898.______cavey*. Restaurant, 46 East house, charge of shipping PRIME office for lease. Bhccep- ing, business zone n, close to starter home. Picture book excellent condition. Custom MACHINISTS 24-Hour Answering Service statewide. Oedlt rating im- BOOKKEEPER and payroU Center St., 648-1416.______f^ i^ diversified spot. ^ and receiving. Must ha've tional location. Medical Phar­ Main St CaU Warren E. How­ kitchen wMh diefawastaer, bhie pipes and bars. Call after 6, necessary, _ ____ CHAIN SAW in very good con­ macy Bldg., Haynes and Main atone fireplace in living roosn. reasonable. Confl- derk. full-time. Two-urlri Man- Salary $100. Rita Girl, 800 LATHE & BRIDGEPORT abUlty to dtreot wardMuse (0 1M* ly NCA, Ik , land, Realtor, 048-U0S. 643-0374. Paving— Driveways 14>A dition. $60 CaU 649-6634. St Paneled, air-conditioned. Many features you wtQ love. Free to Herald Readers COUNTER girl tor full-time. Mver L ^ eV '!:^ '” Hartford' OPERATORS crew. Excellent salary and fringe benefits. East Hart­ Call evenings, 640-6820, 643- MANCjHBSTER — Prime Broad OentraUy located. Char-Boa BLACKTOP Sealei —Driveways TENT, 7x17’, camel rtylo cen­ "When I said, 'What's this about our taking over the Aircraft quaUty, experi- ford location. AppUcent 6614,'248-1028. St. location, 4,000 square' feet, A gen cy, 643-0088. Want Infonnatton on ono of our claMtflod adverttsoinontsT Business Services and parking areas machine mental badtground requir­ ter section, 13’ of screening on ninga, 233-6879. must be bendable. For In­ major part of the fighting?" He said—'You bet m asonary building, 120 x 800’ ____ No niisvrer nt the telephone Iteted? Slmplj call the sealed. 23 years experience In RN OR LPN, two days, 11 p.m ed, capctole of own set-i^) both end^ used on oe, $80. 460 M AIN ST. — Store or office, lot. For sale or lease. Warren MAN(jHB8TER — TVo family. O ffeied 13 HOSTESS terview caU 289-9656, M r. your hippy'!" pavement construction and P®*^-“ m e or fuu- Help Wanted— Male 36 and minimum supervtslan, $180, Includes h e a t 646-2426, 5 and 6, good floor plao, with HIU or Mr. Gordon. O riginal co st $119. (ja il 649- E. Howland, Realtor, 648-1108. EDWARDS TREES trimmed, pruned, and maintenance. Call Halford Buslll*SS O pportunity 28 ^ fuU benefits. Apply 8430. 9 5 . Uvlng room dining room an d removed.leiiiu vcu .jiuBuilding iu u lota iviio cleared. ______249-2636._____ Evenings,___o - . ______621-6774 o— r ______^ ------1------______person, wrokonos omy. w m i ______M AN T O R Utb scrvlce, good large kitchen, two bedrooms. In ^ ^ r’^ t r “esUmater°^^^ 521-0374. l^m ir Slurry'Pave- SMALL retail business eatab- be personable and poieed. CaU WANTED babysitter in my own pay, 46-56 hours per week, all ROLO MACHINE CO., Inc. ANSWERHNI SERVICE 6,000' GROUND FLOOR julme May be bou^ with extra menta Corp. llshed over 20 years. $6,000 648-1415, Stove Oavagnaro Jr. hom e from 7 4. CaU after 4 beneflta. Must be steady work­ Apartment! Rote— Investment 522-8429. 65 Elm St.—Mancheater PART-’TIME Mirvice station at- FOUR racket mag wheels, lik e ___ HoUtehold GoodS 51 manufacturing or warehouse, lot. Wolferton Agency, Real­ cash required. Includes stock, eppototment. p.m . 649-8883. er. Elxperience helpful. Apply tendant Saturday end Sunday, new. CaU Bob 646-2961. SINGER TOUCH and sew, Tenements 63 easy access. Kage Company, For Sol* tors. 64^281$. 6$»$SN 875-2519 G. W. POLLARD Tree Service. NO JOBS too large or too (ixturea, etc. Excellent oppor- Nichols Manchester Tire, Uic., DUE to expansion we have on Pine Street, Mancheater, 648- small, any size paving prob­ GENERAL office work, with ^ l y ^ k ’e S h ^ ^ t l o n , 663 nA w ii- - ok. 4k .. very slightly used. Sacrifice Cifttlng, pruning, trimming. tunlty tor right person. Phil- 296 Broad St., Manchester. opening In the Hartford area DARK RKjH stone free loom, 8228. RAISED RAN(jH — Modern and leave your meesage. TouTl hear from our advertiser In lem we are equipped to some knowledge of book-i ______Center St., Manchester. $68. WUl a ccep t $8. monthly. ATTRAtjTTVE tiiree - room IN(X}ME property — Store, Lota cleared. Reasonable. Free brick Agency, Realtors, 646- SECRE3TARY WANTED tor a man to be trained In sales five yards, $16. Sand, $fra'vel, kitchen with buUMn range, L- J$g time without spending aU evening at the telephone. handle. 646-3194. Harvey Bros. keeping and typing. 36 hour THREE custodiana — starting 246-0077. apartment, first floor, teat, > (a i n ST., corner office, 8 modem six-room apartment, ______estimates. Insured. 289-8720. 4200. and certain phases of manage­ st ------—— ------CABINET makcov. oaiDonteni. benefits. Apply; Singer Com­ MANCHESTER BOX LETTERS free. 742-9487. time salesmen. License requir­ 649-4866. ca ll 649-4426. MANCHESTER — Cape, flfll akiminfim aiding, gutters and Mrtchelf^3^295 FRANQIS BENEFITS. FOR CLERK - Accounting offtce. pany, 666 Main St, Manobee- ed. ConfidentlEd Interviews. USED Aluminum combination ______-VERNON - Tunnel Rd. area, CHOICE INVESTMENT!! PAYMENTS Mitchell, 643-8295. ADDITIONAL 5 ho,^ dally, fringe benefits, Interest in ^ S ^ shed dormer, 4-bedrooms, liv­ TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — trim. Roofing installation and ter, Mr. Moore. The Meyer Agency, Realtors, windows tor sale. Various ANTIQUE WHITE wrought Iron Park (jhest- 6^ room Ranch, stove, refrig­ Propesty In desiraMe, cen­ For Your nON. CONTACTT THE PER- call Mr. Bombardier, 649-6361. ~ ing, dining, family, IH hatha. SOME BANK Trees cut, building Iota clear- repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 648-0606, 649-6624. sizes. CaU after 6 p.m., 649- nut Garden Apaitmmts. Avail­ erator, garage, no children, tral spot. Ideal for profes­ SONNBL DEPARTMENT,------®“ P- EuU-tlme o r part-tim e, JANTTORS — Part-time, eve- dlnlng room set, 6 pieces, $860. U pper 20’a, 646-1494. Information Schools and Classes 33 8878. M aple five-dra w er chest, $80. able 8H room apartment at $210. m onthly. Norm an Ho- sional mien. Must be seenl! ROOFING and Roof Repair, MANCHESTER MEMORIAL PART-TIME bookkeeper, hours Woodworking. caU ninga. CaU 648-4468, 8 to 6 p.m. REPOSSESSIONS problem? Well worth phone ____ _ $136. H eat, hot w ater, oven- henthal, 646-1166. (jould be 8 otfloes with THE H ERALD wUl not Couglin R oofin g C o., In c., 643- HOSPITAL, 643-1141, EXT. 243. flex ib le. C all M r. T hom as C ol- M arlborough. 296-9371. on ly. Black upholstered rocking MEN WANTED NOW 14’ BOAT and trailer, 25 h.p. range, refrigerator, parking g(xxl rental return on in- disclose the Identity of ca ll, 742-8252. 7707. Help. Wanted chair, $26. Maple desk, $26. MANCHESTER — Six room 1966 Pontiac Convertible. AU TO TRAIN AS la, 648-9666.______MEN WANTED—.Part-time or motor, gas tank, $300. Chest and storage. No pets. Tel. any advertiser using box MECHANIC or (jontrol Desk Male or Femal* 37 CaU 646-4488. Ranch, three bedrooms, large veOtmenb. Presently used MISS . pow er. BRICK, block and stone work. COSMETICIAN — For teucials, ftiU-tlme, no experience neces- typ e freezer, $100. 1968 Cadil- 627-9288 betw een 9-6 p .m . A f­ by doctor-owner!! Asking letters. Readers answer- .. , ROOFINQ, altunlnum aiding, CLAIMS ADJUSTERS operator, bowling pin setting living room with waU to waU i^ blind box ads who Brick walla, patios, outoooivin- gutter carpenter work, SO Insurance Adjusters and Inves- waxing and makeup. Apply ExceUent salary and (jOOKS — Short order, part- lac, $60. Three sleds, $6. CaU MOVING out of State: Selling te r 6 p .m . 647-1871. $86,900 end anxious! OaU J. 1965 GTO Hardtop. machlnea. WiU train. Inquire carpeting, fireplace, good sized SPLIT LEVEL desire to protect tbelr door fireplaces, sidewalks, experience. Connecticut Ugators are badly needed due TRAIN time or (uU-tlme nights. Ex­ after 6:30 p.m., 643-6624. furniture, electrical ap- Sledesky, 649-6S(W. Carriage House Salon, 18 Oak benefits. For additional at Holiday Lanes, 89 Spencer kitchen and dining room, at identity can toUow :hls 1965 Grand Prix. Automatic, chlnmeya. Free eatimatea. rvi ant • to the tremendous increase of Intormation contact the Per­ perience not necessary. Apply pUances, garden, mechanical I^OKINO tor an apartment? OF ______VaUey Construction Co.. 648- B*OR T H E St., Mancheater. St., Mancheeter. TYPEWRITERS, electric, new, Have many to choose from, tacbed garage. Nice yard, good p roced u re: double power. Domenic Morrone, 649-1604. claims resulting from automo­ sonnel Department, Manches­ In person only. Howard Jofm- tools. winter coats, etc. 649- 7180. F ree estim ate. bile accidents, fires, burglaries. Olivetti Underwood Model no. $146. up. Paul W. Dougan Real­ loca tion . $276 M onthly. No B (Sl W te r M em orial H ospital, 648- son’e R estaurant, 394 Tolland 0066. 1969 Enclose your reply to 1967 Tempest Wagon. Auto- ATTICS and ceUars cleaned. . ™ . aluminum sld- '’^ots, storms and Industrial ac- AVON EXPERIENCEID preferred but 700, lU t $426 —S a le $260. Call tor, 649-4586. 1141, Ebct. 248. Tpke., Manchester. pets. Lease required with BARROWS and WALLACE (to. the box In an envelope — matl^V-8. odd Jobs, light trucking, cldents. Over 60 mUlim duplex, half of 649-9139. Saws, knives, scissors, garden — Pull or Part-ttme. Many em­ Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- DIVAN, rose color with new SUPERINTENDENT Pork and Oakland A'vea, cheater Memorial HospHal, nectlcut, this twenty-first day of two-family. Available soon. 80’ BY 800’ piece of level land NEED A band? For weddings. Moving-Trucking- ^O W FOR PAY UP TO AU B enefits. ploye benefits. APPLY IN PER­ nylon slipcover, $40. Barrel $8,690.40 - $10,264.80 tools, power mowers, hand East Hartford, Conn. 643-1141, ext. 248. May 1969. er $1. Oloott Variety Store. on Wert Middle Turnpike, near ^ r ^ banqueU, or parties. Call 649- CORVETTE Coupe, auto- SON, 9:30-9:80 Wall to wall carpets, 1% baths, mowers, sharpened and re­ Storage 20 $4.21 PER HOUR AS chair, wine color, $85. Settee, Works under the general di- Main. Ideal for profeaalonal of- I f X C D C C A 1 ) matlc, 327, 4-barrel, power An Equal Opportunity Employer SCRBENEID loaih, processed ap plia nces, n ice area. (JaU ^ „ 3826 or 649-6749. Very reason­ paired. Pick-up service. _ BUR'TON’S needs full-time of­ 2-aeater, green plastic covered, flee and or apartmenta. Ebdrt- V. I ElfCSA Jr Bteeringr power brakes, pow­ ROBERT HALL giravel, gravel, sand, stone, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- section of ffie Water Md Sewer able rates. ■'SharpaU’ ’, 585 Adams St MANCHESTER Dellvery-llgjit HEAVY EQUIPMENT fice worker. No typing re­ tor porch, $20. AU In good con­ Superintendent; assists In the ing two-famUy and two-car X er windows, needs minor work. ______CLOTHES 4636. 643-5305. trucking and package delivery. quired. Apply Burton’s Inc., (Ul. George H. Oriftlng Inc. dition. CaU 643-6664. planning and supervision of the rage. More land available. Take over payments. 646-0231. OPERATORS BURNER service man or com- 69 Route 6 South Windsor A ndover 742-7886. Refrigerators, washers and 841 Main St., Manchester, Mrs. STRANT St. — First floor, 4 work of the department In the $88,500. Jacqueline - Roberts, BUSINESS cards $ . per thou­ pany to do Independent oil An equal opportunity employer Personah 6 stove nmvl^, speolalty.^old. ^ ^ j H arri^i' WIG STYLIST WANTED rooms, heat, hot water, go- operation, maintenance and ex­ ^ One Main StreoY ^ sand. S & R Sales Co., call 247- burner service. Write to Box ------; Agency, 646-8889. ing chairs for rent. 64941752. ^portunities are In the ------Wonied—To Buy 58 rage, $140. per month. (Jail 648- tension of sewage and water RIDE WANTED to CBT, ConsH- 1965 THUNDERBIRD. all pow- 6670. Experience Necessary "EE’’, Mancheeter Herald. V NOW RENTING J) tution Plaza from Bolton St., er, very clean, $1,750. 649-8619. ------construction industry. Plenty of PEOPLE NEED PEOPLE Sltiiotions Wonted— Florist!— Nurseries 49 WANTED Antique furniture 6666, after 8 p.m. systems, with a total budget of E X O E IX E N T s a l a r y and GOUMI8SIOM OIL BURNER . service me­ - • ------$764,914. hours 8:30-4:30. Call 043-8006. . » '""Ofk tor skilled heavy equlp- Fem al* 38 POTTED TOMATO plants, g l^ , pewter, oil ^ ^ ^ “ 'FOUR-room apartment'; Land For S al* 71 1 and 2-bedroom deluxe 1964 THUNDERBIRD, Landau LAWNS mowed on a contract chanic. Must have license, (ton- first Liberal fringe benefits Include Painting— Papering 21 ment operators. We train you And We Need YOU! CALL. Burppe. Big Boy, Morton Vertl- other antique Items. Any * apartments from $155 per ------model, excellent condition. call Dave 649-2951. ta ct M r. G lbhs, •876-6248. WOMAN will ceire tor child age floor. In new house, stove and paid vacations; sick leave; ______—— on DOZERS — ORADEJRS — cllllum and Fusarium reaiataint quantity. The H arrison’ s, 648- ’’month. Featuring all ttie> Autoflioblles For Sale 4 original owner, 643-6335. ------L. PELLETIER PAINTING — The Mancheater Homemak­ two or older In my licensed refrigerator included, enclos- hoUdays; pension plan; com- COVENTRY — Eleven acres LOADERS — SCRAPERS — hybrids at 34 Eaton St., Hart­ 8709, 166 Oakland Street. modern oonvenlenoea. Interior and exterior painting. cARRY-ALLS—TRACTORS and er Service Inc., is seeking LA1HE operator. Jig bore hom e. CaU 648-0164. ed private back yard. AvoU- piete Insurance plan. Em- PhUbrick Agency Realtors. 646- NEED CAR? fflidlt very bad? LINCOLN Continental 1962, con- GARDENS roto-tilled with W IG TOW N ford—Is located at South end off Papering and paj^ rem o^l. ATTACHMENTS. No need to in- mature women -with skUls operators, second shift, ex­ HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, able June 1st. Strant St. 649- pioyees: credit union avaUable. 4200. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ vertible, 4-door, full power, ex- tractor. Call 649-7184. RO U TE SO, VERN ON TELEPH ON E 872-0008 COLLEGE girl desires full-time Wethersfield and Frauiklln Free estimates. Workmanship Job or In home management, care perienced men only. LelC brlc-a-brao, clocks, frames, 9268. For appUcation and Job de- Raymond F. and ^ est Douglas accepts lowest OONNROnCUT UGEN8E NOT REQUIRED work, now to September. In­ Avenues, every day until dark. scripUon apply to PERSONNEL HEBRON —Route 86, approx- of chlWren, the elderly and O orp., 1 M ltcheU D r., 643-2362. glassware. We buy estates. Iffi' Louis C. Damoto down, smallest payments, any­ toterioL' $845‘'‘“H;rUofd' 5^*^ -backhoe work, "iudget"'term;7 Na- telligent, wllUng to leom. CaU the sick. Part-time work at S ^ ^ d l e r A u c t i^ e r 4M OFFICE, Municipal Building, «> with frontage Dei’elopers and Owneria > where. Not small loan finance 0318. land clearing, septic tanks in- ^ ______tlonwlde ptooement assistance. PRODUCTION lathe hands, full 644-0991. ^ ’ apartments, wallwiui tolo waU car- „ center Street ManeheaterManchester, on 88 80.. Pond on property.property, Own- a good hourly rate plus Lake St., B olton. 649-8247. company plan. Douglas Mo-' stalled, drainage fields. Paul b . H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, training can be your fl^ or part-time. Apply In peraon, pets, dUhwasher, appliances, Connecticut, 06040. er wlU finance. T.J. (jrocfcett. Model Open Dally, 1-5 1968 OLDSMOBILE, 442, good step to employment in the the sajUaftiction of com ­ Garden—Form - tors. 345 Main. Schendel, 649-0465. interior and exterior painting, Metronlca Inc., 640 HUllard Bt. WANTED — ANTIQUES, used air-oondlUonlng. Starting at closing date for filing Is June R ea ltor, 643-1677. p.m. Or By Appointment > condition, 4-speed, new Urea, Heavy Equipment industry. munity service. Phone 643- paper hanging. Thirty years Situations Wanted— Dairy Products 50 furniture, partial or complete $166 p er m onth. CaU P au l W. i 4_ 1999 Rentals By ' 1964 MG WTHTE. purchased must sell. Call 643-9147 after Write tor ILLUSTRATED 9511 between 9 a.m. end 4 M EAT (ju ttera — A vera ge $184 VERNON — 22 acres more or experience, four generations. Mol* 39 e sta te s.,C a U 646-0004 a fter 7 D ougan R ea ltor, 649-4636. April 15. 1969. Owner transfer­ 5 p.m. p.m. for 40-hour week in wages and TOMATO, pepper and egg leas, located in exploding com' Household Services Free estimates, fully insured. BOLDER. Polishers Wanted p .m . .PAUL W. DOUGAN^ red to Germany. Call 649-7979. profit sharing. Paid holidays, y a r d WORK wanted. SaUsfac- plants, 16 cents each and 60 THREE rooms and tile bath, ______merclal zone off of Route 80. Offered 13-A 643-7361, 164 Oak Street. \ MAIL COUPON paid vacations, medical In­ tlon guaranteed. David Ed­ cents a box. 21 Angel St. heat, hot water, stove, refriger­ $146,000. Financing available ■ ^ 649^535 anytime 1967 PLYMOUTH wagon, 9-pas- 1962 OLDSMOBILE, $360. Call - EXEXJUTTVE Secretary—Excit­ M«n who are willing to leam polishing RE'WEA'VING of , burns, moth- PAIN’TING — interior and ex- y/Q OBLIGATION surance. See Al. LaJole at Top w ards, 318 W est M iddle T pke., ator included. Middle-age LEGAL Jacquellne-Roberta Agency, senger, V-8. automatic, radio. 643-1916. ing opportunity for hlg^i cali­ for finished work on turbine blades and vanes. Rooms Without Board 59 holes, zippers repaired. Win­ terior, very reasonable, free ber gal with excellent short­ N otch F oods, 801 S ilver Lane, 643-6161. adults. Security deposit. No 646-3389. power steering, air-condition­ Above average hourly rates, fringe benefits and ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen 1963 PONTIAC Convertible. Ma­ dow shades made to measure, estimates. CaU Richard NORTHWEST SCHOOLS, hand and typing skills. Murt East Hartford. Household Goods 51 pets. Parking. Newly renovat­ NOTICE ing, trailer hitch, 643-2880. profit sharing plan. Apply at privileges, laundry faciUties, roon witli white top, large en­ all size Venetian blinds. Keys Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. Heavy Equipment Training, have mature personality and ed. $126. 16H B . School Street, TOWN OF MANCHESTER PLUMBING end heating ap- Dogs— Bird!— Pats 41 s e w i n g m a c h i n e s - singer la d y on ly. A fter 4:30, ca ll 649- 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury II, 4- gine, standard shift, tachome­ made while you wait. ’Tape re­ be able to exercise good judg­ across from East Side Rec. The Mancheater Planning NTCK TSAPATSARIS Painting Dept. H6-5, Box TT, pzentlce with a minimum of automatic zig-zag. excellent door sedan, V-8, radio, power ter. bucket seals, radio, heater, corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 6129. and Zoning (Jommlaaion at a (?oniraclor — Exterior and In­ Manchester Herald ment for dynamic executive Rwd-Lee Hwtal Finis|ilng Qm I110. two-years eocperience. Akio ex­ OROOMINO aU breed s. H ar condition. Makes buttonholes, FO^-ROOM tenemm^ stove, „ 1999 ^g Chevrolet Bel Air station wag­ 4-door, standard. $500. Call 649- Reasonable. Call 643-5306, 643- $61 cash. 622-0931 dealer. p.m . decorating, papering, interior tord, 528-9416. Welmaranera, AKC registered FO'UR ROOMS, enclosed porch, ttealdence A to Residence C— Excellent Fringe Bcneato on, Radio, heater, power steer­ 1338. 8292. 2 and exterior. Fully insured. City ------ZIP- STEADY part-time w orj^ p.m. litters. Sale subject to veto Model Home Furniture LARGE NEWLY decorated modern kitchen and bath, cen­ ' D enied ing, whitewalls, power rear A P P L Y TO 1964 CHEt'ROLET wagon, while LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk dellv- Call John Drever, 872-4155, 875- CLERK-TYPIST—Ideal spot tor to 10 p .n i., caU 649-6831!*" okay. Som e ready to g o. 1- (urnlahed room, private en­ tral location, garage, storage, Leon Podrove — Spencer Street window, carpet, 54,000 miles. State -A g e — 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL with red Interior. Good condi- ery, yards, attics, cellars clean- 4038. a beginner or someone return­ 628-6678. tran ce, parking. OoU 646-7702. middle aged couple preferred, —Special Permit Application One owner. One dented fender, ing to the business world. Mod­ 19 PIECES tion. Call 644-2174. ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. t-BWARD R PRICE—Palntina Neareel Phone MINIATURE Poodles 6 weeks' no children. 649-7128. (or Apartments — Stage I— ROGERS CORPORATION $645. Call 649-9198 after 4:30 erate typing, pleasant peraon- CONSTRUCTION $297 THE THOMPSON House — Got 644-8962. old, brown, black, males. AKC Approved Mill and Oakkuid Sts.—Manoteater, Gonneotioat p.m. 1960 CHEVROLET, good for exterior and Interior Paper- Hrs. Wkd; from- ality for phone and pubUc con­ LABORER apartment. 3rd Zelvln-Spencer Street hangtog. Ceilings, etc. Insimd. reglrtered, ahota, pedigree Interior Designer wants reliable pleasantly (urnlahed rooms, floor, stove, refrigerator, no or T*L Marge Hempson 643-5163 parts, running condition. $25. LIGHT TRUCKING — clean at' tact. Ooninenlent location, —Special Permit Application 1937 BUICK Wildcat convert­ 649-1003. papers, champion bloodline, family or newlywe^ to accept parking. Call 649-2868 tor over- „„ children. AvaUable 649-7158. tics, cellars, odd Jobs, mow friendly co-workers. Salary to Full - time, year 'round (or Group Dwellings—Stage I ible, fuU power, excellent con­ 742-7690. deUvery of complete Model Dis­ nlgjit and permanent guest ju„e j. cau after 4 p.m. 649- lawns. Reasonable, Call 643- Help W onted- $90. N o fee. R ita G irl, 800 work. play o f QuaUty Furniture Jiiat dition. Call 649-8537. 1962 FORD Station wagon, NAME YOUR own price. Paint and Stage II—Approved, with 6000. Silver Lane, East Hartford, M ixed shepherd removed to waiehouaes for Ihib- 2662. ra,dio, heater, automatic, $225. ing, paper hanging, paper re Female 35 875-1108 FREE conditions 1963 OLDSMOBILE, 4-door ^ LET ME help clean around moval, ceilings. Guaranteed 528-0416. puppy, six months old, loves Uc Sale. Modern 8 complete R(X)M for rent, gentleman only, 4^ ROOM duplex, 1V4 baths, Russell E. Prentice, et al— hardtop, standard. Very clean ______workmanship.^Prompt service, chUdrm. Needs lots of land. rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 central location, references re- Dartmouth Road. Gardner COMPUTER PROGRAMMIIMG your home or lot. I have chain ter work at dairy and food WANTED part or fuU-time ex­ full cellar, security deposit and excellent condition. 649- 1966 PONTIAC Bonneville, satisfaction guaranteed. 647 DISHWASHERS — Days or CaU 872-3186. pc. Convertible li'Vlng Room, . quired. 649-8160, 648-2693. Street Subdivision Plan—70 saw, pick-up truck and can bar, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., $2. per perienced waitresses, good Ups, and lease required. 649-0188, 0297. many extras. Factory air, low 9564. nlghta, full or part-time. Ap------6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. lots—Residence 2k>ne AA— The only school with a 3rd ENROLL NOW FOB do many repair jobs you just hour. Start Immediately. Write good hours. Must be over 21. 649-8779. mileage. 644-2174. ply In peraon. Howard J o h n- $10 dow n, you m ay purchase 288 CHARTER OAK ST, -room Approved, with conditions Generation Computer in 1968 FALCON, automatic, 2- can't heem to get done. Call Box R, Manchester Herald. CaU for appointment 646-5544. son Restaurant, 894 Tolland GERMAN Shepherd pups, 649- with private entrance, suitable SUMMER CLASSES any room Individually. Im­ Green Manor Estates Addition the Claaaroom (or Student door, aeat belts, radio, price 1961 RAMBLER American, a 643-7995, anytime. 'Tpke., Manchester. 8818, Leonard Glglio, Bolttm. to r w orking gentlem an. $16. PAINTING — Interior, exterior. mediate delivery or free No. 6—Revised Subdlvlalon Use. The Hartford Academy reduced. 643-6263. cylinder, standard shift with F ree estim ates. CaU 643-7376. storage. w eekly. 649-1746. Fornlslied OPEN HOUSE does not employ outalde Plan Approved overdrive. Economical work Mon. - Thurs. 9 to 9 salesmen or counselors to 1962 FORD wagon, body dam­ Building— CA P ft CCP (Jharge Plana Apartments 63-A Town of Manchester—Ferguson traiuqxirtation. A sacrifice at INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Also, our own Instant Credit lady lool^ for a Fri. 9-6 and Sat. 9 to S call on you at your home. age, good m otor. $50. Call 643- 14 r o o m a t e t o share three- Road—Mountain Road — Sub­ $100. 649-7211 home, 649-5313, Contracting cial rates for people over 66. Plan 0688. CaU my competitors, then caU room furnished apartment. 2% R(X)MS and bathroom, cen- division Plan — 9 lots—Ap­ Prepare yourralf for the fabulous opportunHIn In this boomlns work- DORMERS, garages, porches, WE WILL TRAIN YOU IMMEDIATE ACTION m e. E stim ates given . 640-7883, SERVICE WRITER DISCOUNT FURNITURE CaU 649-0640. trolly located, reasonable. Be­ proved. with conditions new induttry of tho future. Don't wait, rMorva your pl9C9 nONl 1965 BUICK LeSabre, 4-door rec rooms, room additions, tw een 1-6 p .m ., 649-8404. Notice of these decisions has kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, ALL Opening for MEN and WOMEN on our 2nd and 'o-Dav weak, paid 'vocations and hoUdays, paid s4ok time. WAREHOUSE hardtop. Power steering, pow­ INTERIOR decorating, R (X )M tor gentlemzm. quiet, ______been (lied In the office of the Approved by th# er brakes, radio, heater, tint- ______Tnicks— ^Tractors ______5 siding, general repairs. Quality painting and paper hanging. 3:^ shift. Many fringe benefits including profit Need 2-3 or 4 family home for out of stRte client Many fringe benefits Including Ite ins., accidant, majar NOW 2 BIG LOCATTONS location . 234 A TTR ACTIVE 8 room furnioh- oonvenlent Town Clerk. •TATE BOARD OP EDUCATION ed windshield, speed control 1902 PANEL vanVolkswagen, workmanship. Financing avail- Excellent references and rea- sharing. for June 1st inflection. July occupancy apart­ 8680 M ain St. H artford C harter Oak St. 648-8868. ed, heated, apartment. Large > medical ^ — BEE EARL LEWIE 022-7249 Dated this 2nd day qf June buzzer. One owner, CaU after needs some engine work. $175. able. Economy Builders, Inc., sonable. CaU 289-7314 after 6 ment. closets. Private entrancea. 195 T R U M B U IX ST R E E T APPLY m PERSON AT (former FuUer Brush bldg.) Parking. Adults. No pete. 648- 1969. Over (jonatltution 6 p.m., 649-0124. Gall 649-6225. 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. p.m. for a free estimate. Planning ft PAUL DODBE PONTIAG, INC. 170 Pine St. Mancheater Apartments flats 4860. lIMIlinKl) N a t. B onk 9- IZoning Commission ^ V , V 1 ,1 \ 4 V 1066 CHEVROLET Impala, 9- jggg BUICK pick-up truck REMA Construction Oo. Altera- CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- THE ALDON SPINNINC MILLS OORP. E. J . Carpenter, Realtor—649-5051 87$ MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 54»e9$B 646-2882 Tonements 63 \i Mil \n H ABTFORO passenger wagon. Original excellent condition, good for all tions, remodeling, additions, terior painting, paper hanging, (former Norman’s Furn. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ M. Adler Dobkln. TELEPH O N E NOW: TAILXmVnLJC, OOMNBOnCUT i;i si\i ss owner, price negotiable for kinds of jobs. 647-1691. After repairs. Free estimates. Call Discount on wallpaper. CaU Warehouse FOUR ROOMS, second floor, ment, stove, refrigerator, hot Chairm an ,1 quick sale. Call 649-3475. 5:30 289-8372. 649-8690. 646-3048, Oscar Hebert. at corner of Pine ft Forest St.a) $100 a month, adults only, water, private bath. Apply (jlarence W. Welti, 525-9158 Mon.-FrL 9-9, Bat. 9-6 n ew ly d ecora ted . (JaU 63$-0718. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. S ecretary MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. JUNE 2. 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE^2, \969 PAGE TWENTYJBVEN

For Solo 72 PHERE lUGHTA BE A LAW B7 SHORTEN «ad WHIPPLE Oaf df Towa PQVm 9OT /O yeons end I weuldn’t 'want to go move to *^-^*** or Bwltsertand.” aEAM CARPETS ARE A 'MUST^ n ANDOVBR — Oldsr six-room Britons Avoid Tax Burdens b a ck t o BlDidBnA.” The Jeraey financier Mlc- Searcherg Find RANCH MADAM.' WITH OUR NEW IHPQOVED Cfolonlol with now hsattne Islanders need not sever thsR Dmgall maintains, that the CLASSIFIED UTta, n « n . ttee wtth London oompletdy. cawnnel leisndii could declare No Trace of Girl SNORWLE VACUUM aEMER.HOUR . BOLTON —VUlacs Green — system. 60 acres of flsMs and Becoming Island Dwellers nawly radaooratad, dly utOI- ALL 0«f/ItxmNG wooda. River runs through Brttate generally allowe them to themseives independent. This '»oaal, ex­ Agency, 646-0181. 4200. Channel lalande of Jersey and ly trace of Mary was one loaf­ Tollond Turnpike Phone 1-466-96S7. five married couples and six ery re^wet a port o f Engtend. east of here. The hospital aald tremely large and heavily Guernsey, that have special re- er found near toe sand. VERNON Ugfathouae keepers—can contin­ But toe government bowed to her Injuries were not eerloiu. treed lot Won’t la*t! $28,600. MANCHESTER —^Immaculate MANCHESTER —Oversized 8- latlanehipe to the crown allow­ Her father, Joseph Mount, an 6-room Ranch near Bowera 7 ROOM RANCH ue to ttve in the tax haven with­ tradition and never started col­ The plane's pilot, Norton Bird, Wolvectcn Agency, Realtors, room Oe^. Four bedroomk, ing them to legislate their own International Buslnees Machines 12 minutes from Hartford out fear eviction. lecting taxes. 60, o f Inlet, N.Y., and an uni­ M»-281t. School. Ehickooed rear porch, fireplace, all built-ins, femlly WoRfod— Rool blata 77 o t Internal aiffaira. And taxes are Oo. executive, said Sunday that by 1-84. Here la a custom dentified woman passenger were basement garage. Deep lot room, walk-out patio. Excellent No flguies are made oublic on definitely internal, they insist. Residents of the Istaunds otter pottce and FBI agents were do­ built home wtth 2 baths, SELLING YOUR HOlOOf For not hospitalised. lWO-$ainlly, 6-0. New roof, alu­ with vegetable garden. Bel Air condition. Don’t wait. H.M. how many Britons leeive Eng- Jersey, near France, boasts a number of arguments thet In ing all they could, and he still Housos For Sato 72 H o u s m For Soto 72 Out of Town ftreptaced living room, r e c prompt courteous service that The plane had just taken off minum storms and screens, Real Ehrtate, Vlcent A. Bogginl, Ftechelte, Realtors, 647-8339. hnd for sunnier tax climates, lots of sunshine, fine beaches, their 'V iew makee their status had hope Mary would be found room, 24 foot pod and oth­ gets results. Call Louis Dlmock when It apparently was caught laige lot, center of town, $23,- Realtor, 643-9332. OLCOTT Drive Area — Seven- For Sato 75 but the number 9s growing. beautiful homes—and no sales safe. safe. IMMEDIATE occupancy —One ------er attnaotiive features. Im­ Realty, 640-062$. in a downdraft about 80 feet 800. Gerard Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER —^Vacant older room Dutch Colonial. Two-car "A lot ctf people have been tax, no capital gains tax, no es­ "Britain nnay be losing the -643-0866, 648-06S8. of the cleanest Ranches we’ve EAST Hartford — Delightful mediate occupancy. $24,900 up. It plunged back to the lake four-bedroom Colonial, two-oar' garage, baths, treed lot, ALL CASH for your jnoprrty tate tax. Ite income tax Is a flat tax revenue,” says one Jersey WHY PAY RENT? ever seen! Recently redone, Split Level. Front to back is the price. Call J. Gordon, and sank almost immediately. garage. Interior newly painted. $30,000. Paaek Realtors, MLS, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. I 20 per cent, compared lo Brit­ banker, "but toe sterling Is KANCHEXnWR — Just Hated When Investing as Uttle as has wall to wall In several styling. Three bedrooms, large 649-6306. Its three occupants crawled Only $18,900. —H.M. Frechette, 289-7475, 742-8243. liMtaat servloe. Hayes Agsnoy, ain's top rate of 91 per cent. staying In the country. M duplex odt Main St, IH $2,000 can purchase a home rooma 1 Lovely treed yard, con­ living room with cathedral ceil­ ULTIMA II out and were picked up by other FATHER'5 DAY Realtors 647-9993. 646-0181. "It’s a 'very pteaeant place to "Let’e face it. If peopie don’t baths, each Mde, 8-car garage. of your own. For example, venient location. Three nice MANCHESTER — Five-room ing and bay window. Giant siz­ seaplane pilots in the area. GIFT5 B (Sl W COSMETICS Uve.” says Huglj McDougaU, a Uke the fsict that they have to Walk to acliools, ahopping and how about a 7-room Raised CAPE — Large living room bedrooma, garage, enclosed home located near parkade, ed kitchen with eating area. WBAPFED FREE BARROWS and WALLACE Co. [ director o t setveral Jersey tnist pay 76 per c ^ of Ihelr Income churchea. Belflore Agency, Ranch with paneled fam­ with fireplace, master bed­ rear porch, Belflore Agency, IH baths, garage, treed lot, Paneled family room, paneled • . P. . den, office or possibly fourth Manchester Parkade Marine Weather funde. “ It’s very quiet, except to Inland Revenue, then they'll About 26 per cent of the maple 647-1412. ily room, double .garage, room, klUdien, dining room, 647-1413. wall to wall carpeting. Belflore bedroom. 1% baths. Fully car­ Manchester 649-6306 WELDON DRUG CO. when the touriste com a In the move. U they can't go to Jersey, syrup, produced In the United ARTHUR DRU8 2Li baths and a big play downstairs. Three - bedrooms Agency, 647-1413. WINDSOR LOCaCS, Conn. klAfW srfyX’lLt^ “ “Two fam­ BIG-BIG I 8-room Colonial in ap­ peted, custom drapes, cmd all summer. I’ve lived here 21 they'll take toeir Btortfaig and States comes from 'Vermont. yard for children. Total up. Located on pleasantly (AP)—Udee wni be high along ily, S and 4 in a residential ple pie order. Two lavatories, TWO FAMILY, 6 and 5 plus appliances included. A bargajn BOLTON — 6Mi-room Ranch price $38,500. Shown by ap- shaded lot In Rolling Park the OmneoUcut shore today neighbarliood. Maintenance poinlinent only. full bath, 2-car oversized ga­ two rooms finished on third banner at $26,900. Jacqueline- with attached garage, one half area. Near school, bus line, from 11:80 a.m. to 1:80 p.m. and free aiding, 2-oar garage, treed rage. Four bedrooms, plus floor. Handy location, $25,900. Roberts Agency, 646-3339. block from boating and swim­ puUlc swimming pool. Owner, from 11:46 p.m. to 1:45 a.m. 120x218’ lot Wolveiton Agency, L, C. GREENOUGH CO. Ideal in-law situation or five Phllbrlck Agency, Realtor, ming, wooded lot, $18,00(1 takes 649-3043, principles only. VERNON -“$20,900, five room Tuesday. GET YOUR SPOT O* GOLD CARD TODAYI ReaMore, 648-281A legitimate bedroom*. Country 646-4200. It. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, 647-9921 Ranch. Attached garage, Low tide at Old Saybrook la sized kitchen, front to back % 646-4200. MANCHISTBSt —Hiree apart- MANCHESTER — Cape, six- acre treed lot Immediate oc­ at 6:80 p.m. today and 7:15 lum. NOTHING TO BUY OR WRITE! ANY ADULT living room with raised hearth ment complex, $480 income per ASSUMABLE 6|4 per cent mort­ rooms, central location, near cupancy. Only $2,100 down. Tuesday. fireplace. Some parquet floor­ VBRNON-ROCKVILLE area^ CAN WIN FROM $1 TO $1,0001 month. $42,600. CaU 646-4031. gage, 6 rooms, garage, f 1 r e- shopping. Low, low price of Lots For Soto 73 Pasek Realtors, 289-7476, 742- Sunset today is at 8:10, and ing. Neat workshop in cellar. Huge seven-room Victorian, lo­ place. July occupancy. Owner $19,200. Hurry! Won’t last 8243. cated in excellent neighbor­ sumise Tuesday at 5:00. EVERY CARD WINS!______MANCHESTER — Would you Mr'. Lombardo, Belflore Agen­ VERNON-TOLLAND. 160x200’ moving out of state. Braith- H.M. P’rechette, Realtors, 847- Small craft wanrings are not cy, 647-1418. treed buildii^ lot with mag- hood. Interior oompletely new. believe $17,800 for a four bed- walte Agency, 649-4693. GLASTONBURY— One year In effect from Long Island Sound roun Ranch. Walking distance nlflclent water view. Asking Nine foot high ceilings, antique 285 CUBIC FEn young, three-bedroom Ranch. TWELVE room estate In Man­ $6,700. Must sell. Jacquellne- silver chandeliers, oak floors, to Mentauk Point and Block Is­ to achools and ahopping. For MANCHESTER — RAISED Offers a unique blending of $1000 WINNERS OXFORD STREET chester, Including In-law suite. Roberts Agency, 646-3339. etc. Large storage shed at­ land. They are in effect from detalla caU Mitten Realty, Ranch—Four bedrooms, kitch­ good taste and Colonial charm. G /u m t A Professionally appraised dead tached to the house. New Block Island to EJaetport. 643-6880. en with buUt-lns, beautiful Large central foyer, fireplaced Four-bedroom lumie In the end street. Professional and MANCHESTER — Choice H plumbing cmd heating, new Booting weather tor Long lie- 26 Dresser Ave. cabinets, family room, fire ­ living room, formal dining $14,800 — Attractive 6-room center of town. Owners executive area. Belflore Agen­ acre lot on Lakewood Circle. driveway. Walk-ln cellar. land Sound: South to southwest KNOWN FOR VALUES MRS. STELLA SKIBINSKI Chicopee, Moss. place, garage. Large attractive All utilities, trees, view of room, qlegant kitchen. Alu­ winds at 10 to 20 knots today, OF STORAGE SPACE home, 2 bedrooms, dining cy, 647-1418. Price for Immediate sale In moving to the mid-west and ywrd. H. M. Frechette, reservoir. Owner, 647-1616. minum siding, attached ga­ romn, hot water baseboard the low 20’s. H.M. Frechette, tonight and 'Tuesday. Strong, CHARLES VREDENBURG - 154 Lumoe St., Spfid. must seU. Has two full Realtors, 647-3339. SEIVEN room Cape with two- rage, two porches. All on a well guoty winds may develop with heat attached garage, Hutch­ BOLTON LAKE — Vemon, Realtors, 647-9903. baths, two-car basement full baths, wall to wall carpet­ maniciured lot hinging the Golf and scattered thunderstorms ins Agency, Realtors, 648-6324. MANCHESTER Green area. treed lots, 600’ to water, pav­ garage, nicely landscaped ing, bullt-fn stove. Mr. Zinsser, Course. $38,900. Jacqueline- COVENTRY — New 7-room likely this afternoon, tonight and Gracious 4-bedroom center en­ Belflore Agency, 647-1413. ed town accepted road. Priced Roberts Agency, 646-3889. 88 PEARL ST. — Two-family, lot. Beautiful condition Raised Ranch. Fireplace, scattered thunderstorms later $100 WINNERS 6-6, 2-car garage, m inutes trance Colonial, quiet street, to sell. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ELLINGTON — NEW RaUed large treed lot. Assumable 7 today and small craft warnings from Main St dwelling could throughout. Excellent financ­ superb neighbors, large front- $17,800 'VERY clean aluminum MANCHESTER and vicinity — Ranch. Double garage, acre per cent mortgage. Pick your may be required. Chance of a RONALD FOURNIER MRS. L. HAMLIN be easily converted to profeo- ing avaUable. Sensibly to-back living room with fire­ sided 6-room home centrally For the best In real estate In treed lot. Aluminum siding. own colors now. Gay Blair, few showers this morning, 132 Main St., Eaat Hartlard, Conn. 19 Webstar Lone, Glastonbury sioaal otHcea. Property In ex­ place, bookcases, side porch, located. A scarce price range. S. J. ATTENELLO MRS. ALLA N F. PARSONS priced at $29,600. T. J. all price ranges call Mitten Only $3,000 down. Bruce Little, 649-6827, Poaek Realtors, 289- showers and thundeishoweis cellent conditkm. Profeaaional- formal dining room, two cor­ Call now. Belflore Agency, 647- 7475, 742-8243. 210 Woodland Ave., Bloomfield, Conn. 102 Woldsn St., West Hortford Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. 644-0122, Pasek Realtors, 239- Tuesday. ly appraised, priced according­ ner cupboards, 1% baths, large 1418. ROSE WEBBER GEORGE BUSCHE j kitchen, full attic, basement, 7476. An area of heavy fog will pbr- 189 Burbank Rd., Longmaodow, Mats, 185 Lawrence St,, Hartford BOLTON — $16,900 nicely lo­ ly. EV>r aiTolntment call Rua- CAPE — Six rooms, modern NEW LISTING —Two years WOODED building lot, north­ slst through Tuesday. attached garage, walking dis­ cated 4H room Ranch. Aliunl- MARION ZAJAC OLGA DINALLO aeU Real EMate, 648-8668. Af­ kitchen, formal dining room, young two-famlly .. on Cam­ east corner ot Olcott Street GLASTONBURY —Picturesque VMblUty less then one mile 90 Graanwood Drive, Manchastar J tance elementary, junior, sen­ 54 Union St,, Monch.it.r, Conn, ter 7 p.m. 228-8234. fireplace in living room, three and Carol Drive. After 5 p.m. setting surrounds this desirable num combinations, large treed ior high. Mid 30’s. Principals bridge Street! Both kitch­ and locally near zero in fog and MRS. RODNEY HALIN MRS. JE R E GEBHART bedrooms, breezeway, at­ 246-4781. three-bedroom Ranch with pine lot. Tool shed, lake privllegea. 70 Folrvlew St., New Britain 3 Rockladga Driva, West Hartfard MANCHKSTIUR Ebcceptlonally only. 643-1306. ens automatic! Aluminum showers through Tuesday. tached garage, walk-out base­ paneled kitchen. Separate Bel Air Real Estate, Vincent MRS. MILDRED DIONNE MRS. LAWRENCE LASSOFF clean eix-room home with as­ storms, screens. Wall to wall FARM Drive 100x200’ lot, ment, large wooded lot. $26,- on owner's side. Close to every­ dinette. Large picture window­ A. Bogglnl, Realtor, 648-9382. 25 Oak Blu(( Cir., East Longmaodow 8 Rya Ridge Parkway, West Hartford sumable mortgage, modem LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, has water and sewer, MRS. ANTHONY MAURI 900. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ thing. Mr. Cunningham, Bel- ed living room with high styled E5SIE BASKERVILLE kitdien with built-ins, alu­ fireplace, buUt-ins, 1 % baths, $6,’100. Call after 6 p.m., 649- BOLTON, 6-room Ranch,. 2 Cattle Need Charcoal? 49 Union Av.., Rockville 12 LeGrand Rd., North Hovon tors, 646-4200. huge recreation room, garage, fiore Agency, 647-1413. fireplace. Finished game room, minum siding, large enclosed 9044. baths, many extras, quiet loca­ ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Studlee MR5. PH ILIP ZIEKY WALTER KOVALSKI trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ opening onto terrace pool tion. Immediate occupancy. 64 Beacon Hill Dr., West Hartford 197 Foster St., New Haven porch. Immediate occupancy. THIRTY DAY occupancy — NEW LISTING------Six-yes. six at the Unl'veralty o t Michigan cy, Realtors, 649-6324. MANCHESTER — Builders area. Beautifully landscaped Owner says, SeU! Priced low­ LO R ET TA A. LUMAN MRS. ADRIENNE GRENIER $24,800. Phllbrlck Agency, New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2% bedrooms. Ideal for large fam­ Indicate that activated charcoal and developers. 17 acres locat­ with a magnificlent view. $34,- 15 Sun St., Thompeonville 81 Federal St., West Hartford Realtors. 646-4200. baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry ily ! Country sized kitchen, er. Morrison Realtor, 643-1016. u may soon become a regular D TWO-FAMILY, 4-4>^, nice kitch- ed in Lookout Mountain area. 900. Jacquelinc-Roberts Agen­ M G . $109 ALBERT G. BEECHING JOSEPHINE CASIRAGHI room, buUt-ins, plastered formal dining room. Public or 1442 State St>, Springfield 77 Quarry Rd., Glaetonbury MANCHESTEIR — 2-family en, formica counters, f 1 r e- Should yield 30 double A zon­ cy, 646-3339. BOLTON — Custom 7-room Item In the diet of cattle to pre­ walls, 2-car garage, city utili­ places in both apartments, wall parochial school, in the heart vent pesticide reeddue from MRS. WILLIAM SMITH MRS. RU SSELL WILLIAMSON borne, 6 plus 3 rooms. Alu­ ed lots. City sewers and Ranch, double garage, 3 fire­ ties, near school, 30-day occu­ to wall upstairs, $24,500. Wol- of Manchester. Walk to all fa­ SOUTH WINDSOR —All brick contaminating the animals’ 125 Eoet Canter St., Manchester 32 Hoido Driva; Rockvlllo, Conn. minum siding, very good con- water. Excellent financing places, 2% baths, fuU bose- pancy. BiiUt by Ansaldi. vertoh Agency, Realtors, 649- cilities. Neat and clean. Bel­ Californian six-room Ranch meat and milk. dlUoti. Three bedrooms in one available. Jacqueline-Roberts menlt, 16x34’ pool. Situated on Charles Lesperance, 649-7620, 2813. flore Agency, 647-1413. located on two acres of trees. two high acres just over Man­ apartment Let the tenant pay Agency, 646-3339. 649-6108. niree-CEU* garage and extra chester line. CaU -Warren B. your UH s . $27,900. CaU Paul W. NBJW LISTINO — Gorgeous, Im­ PARKER ST. opposite Jensen acre building lot. Priced In the Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. Large gable-roofed Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. RANCH — 4% rooms, kitchen St., single family, three-bed­ maculate Colonial with nicely 30's. Jacqueline-Roberts Agen­ Ltgol Notfeos with large dining area, living rooms on second floor, fire­ private rear yiird. Trees, cy, 646-3339. SOUTH WINDSOR — Dutch SEVEN-ROOM Ranch, carpet­ Resort Property room, two bedrooms, full base­ place, basement garage. Treed shrubs, manicured lawn. Six Coloirial, modern kitchen with N ed, recreotioa room, lovely ment, stairway to attic. Large rooms plus finished family For Sole 74 GLASTONBURY — New four- steel storage house lot. All utilities available. With­ built-dns, formal dining room, UMITA'nON OBDEB N nei^borhood. Call 644-2966, lot. $16,900. Phllbrlck’ Agency, in walking distance to a l l room. Garage, 1V4 baths, alu­ WATERFRONT lot, Bolton bedroom aluminum sided Colo-' large living room with, fire­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE, owner. Realtors, 646-4200. minum storms and screens, Trial located in prestige area. held at Manchester, within and for grades in public schools. Abut­ Lake. This lot Is dry and well place, breezeway, 2-car garage, the District of Msncheiter, on the • Neat, safe and dry protection for all your out­ ting additional building lot of wall to wall carpeting. Truly a cleared in good acceptable Huge kitchen-breakfast room enclosed patio, large finished 37th day of May, 1969. PORTER Street Area — Over­ door valuables; weathertight construction record. Present mortgages not cream puff. Belflore Agency, area. C. J. Morrison Realtor area, built-lns. Large treed famUy room, $36,600. Phllbrlck Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, a size all brick Cape Cod. Coun­ Judge assumable. Asking mid 20's. 647-1413. 643-1016. lot. Assumable mortgage, $46,- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Estate of Robert Clarke, late of • Handsome as well as practical with many new try size kitchen, garage, patio, Seen by appointment only. 643- 900. Jacqueline-Roberts Agen­ Manchester, In said District, de­ features including a ‘Homasote’ floor with steel trees. $25,000. Hutchins Agen­ NINE ROOMS Including 6 bed­ COVENTRY — Custom 6-room ceased. 6021. TWO BUILDING lota — 60x160’ cy, 646-3339. On motion of W. David Keith, cy, Realtors, 649-5324. rooma! Truly a fine home tor or one large lot. Both water­ Ranch, 175’ wooded lot, fire­ 575 Main St„ Manchester, Oonn. joiners to securely connect planks Smooth-Fitting MANCHESTER — Nine large a large family. Convenient, front and both for $7,900. Jac­ COVENTRY — 5% room Ranch place, Immaculate, $17,600. administrator. • Exclusive 'Pressure-coat’ finish with galvanized central location. Public or plus four room apOi^ent, both ORDERED; That three months wooded lota. Bush Hill Rd. Now queline-Roberts Agency, 646- Meyer Agency, Realtor, 648- from the 27th day of May, 1969, ' undercoat, resists rust, lasts for years building 4-bedroom Colonial, parochial Schools, 1 ^ baths, 3339. In excellent condition. Includ­ 0609. be and the same are limited and 2-car garage. Moderate price ed with thU Is 27 acres gor­ allowed for the creditors within Dreamy Express , $28,400. Raised Ranch, $27,990. which to bring In their claims • New interior ride-in ramp for bikes and mowers, Make your selection. Ray Hol­ range. Belflore Agency, 647- geous land and a small stock­ BOLTON —Large Ranch, four against said estate, and said ad­ 1413. ed pond. $48,500. Jacqueline- bedrooms, two full baths, for­ ministrator la directed to give pub­ MIASURIS APPROXIMATILYt interior sliding doors, padlockable handles combe, Realtors, 644-1286. Out of Town lic notice to the creditors to bring Roberts Agency, 646-8339. mal dining room, modern kitch­ in their claims within said time al- 9 ft. wide X 7 ft. dM p X 6 ft. high • Easy to assemble... only a screwdriver needed! RANCH — Modem kitchen with NEW LISTING 7-roo m For Soto 75 en with bullt-lns, 2-car ga­ built-in range, three bed­ Ranch In Manchester Green HEBRON — Six-room Cape, rage, large lot, 'near high order in some newspaper having a FREE view from New Haven circulation In said probate dis­ rooms, full basement, covered area. Beautifully set on treed fully carpeted, finished rec school. $27,500. Phllbrlck Agen­ trict within ten days from the date to Springfield goes with this room, acre professionally ON SALE TUESDAY rear patio. 2-car garage. Phil lot. Extra kitchen cabinets. % cy, Realtors, 646-4200. of this order and return make to unbelieveable nine-room Con­ 'landscaped lot. Call owner, this Court of the notice given. brick Agency, Realtors, 640- Formal dining room, fireplaced JOHN J. WALLE-TT. Judge. living room, oversized garage. temporary on a sky high Glas­ 643-2022, after 4 p.m. 4200. FBB8H * Assumable FHA mortgage. tonbury elevation. Hartford 8 U om > VERNON — 3-bedroom Ranch, LIMITATION OBDEB MANCHESTER -Nine- room Belflore Agency, 647-1413. skyline Indescribable at night. Legal Notices AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held newer Colonial, aluminum aid­ Two fireplaces, two-car ga­ large wooded lot, family room, at Manchester, within and for the convenient to Parkway, $2,100 District of Manchester, on the 37Ui Haddock Filet SWORDFISH ing, family kitchen, three-zone NEW LISTING *-Just west of rage, four bedrooms, dining d » of May, 1969. hot water heat, finished base­ Main St. proper. Hound’s tooth room, large living room with down, $20,900. Meyer Agency, LIMITATION OBDEB iheaent, Hon. John J. Wallett, 'Towner’ clean- Colonial with finished Realtor, 643-0609. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Judge. ment with walk-out door. Near breath taking view, solarium held at Manchester, within and for Estate ot William Wetherell aka acre lot with brook. Mid 30’s family room. Three nice bed­ likewise. Architecture and pro­ VERNON — A panoramic view the District of Manchester, on the William H. Wetherell, late of Man­ rooms, 1*4 baths, g;arage. fessional landscaping must be 27th day of May, 1969. chester, In said Dlatrict, deceased. tor fast sale, Hayes Agency, enhances this 8-room Spilt and Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, On motion of Joyce K. Ball, 145 646-0131. Beautiful brick front plus alu­ seen-exterior stonework is many family conveniences are Judge. Farmstead Dr., Wapplng, Conn,, Estate of Natalie BJorkman aka administratrix. ; storage house minum siding. Tall stately tremendous. Thermopane 1" offered. Located In an excel­ MANCHESTER, custom built Natalia BJorkman, late of Man­ ORDERED; That three months trees, private rear yard. Wall plate glass, too many other lent residential area near chester, In said District, deceased. from the 37th day of May, 1969, be 5-room Cape, dormer, new On motion of The Connecticut to wall. Mr. Zinsser. Belflore features to list here. The very, schools, $28,900. Call J. D. Real and he same are limited and al­ • roof, double lot, garage, cen­ Bank and Trust Cb„ One Constitu­ lowed for the creditors w 1 h 1 n with Perma-Plote* extra durable finish Agency, 647-1413. very best. Belflore Agency, 647- Estate Associates, 643-8779. tion Plaxa, Hartford, Connecticut, which to bring In their claims tral location. Original owner, 1413. executor. against aald estate, and said ad­ Hayes Agency, 646-0181. NEW LIS-nNC Gracious, LAKEFRONT cottage, com­ ORDERED; That three months ministratrix Is directed to give pub­ from the 27th day of May, 1969, be lic notice to the creditors to bring spacious 7-room (Colonial In de­ FOUR bedroom Colonial In Bol­ pletely furnished, sail boat In­ and the same are limited and al­ LARGE, clean, attractive 11- In their claims within said time al­ sirable Hollywood section. Eat- ton. Mr. Lombardo, Belflore cluded. Call Gretchen True, lowed for the creditors within lowed by publishing a copy of this which to bring In their claims order in some newspaper iiaving a room house Including 4-room in Idtchen, large formal dining Agency, 647-1413. 643-4208, Pasek Realtors, 289- rental plus excellent bam, 332’ against said estate, and said ex­ circulation in said probate district room, fireplaced living room, 7476. ecutor la directed to give public within ten diw i from the date of 2 frontage, $28,500. Hutchins GORGEOUS Ranch with two; notice to the creditors to bring.In this order and return make to this den, 3 large bedrooms, 1% Agency. Realtors, 649-5324. full baths and two-car garage their claims within said tlm« al­ Court of the notice given. baths, oversized garage. ' Ele­ NORTH e InUrested therein by 6 f t high. 8ae Boniatt, Muuhester tions. quellne-Roberts Agency, 646- GLASTONBURY — Brand new baths. The family room is 20 o'clock In the afternoon, and that eppesr snd be heard thereon by CALIFORNIA notice be given to all penoos in­ pubUihlng a copy of this order In KvMlas BenU, lUe AVE. SEND 434 ta c*lai tar u c k u t- ' 3339. MANCHESTER — Big 2-famlly oversized three-bedroom Rais­ X 30. This Is a miniature es­ terested In Bald estate of the pen­ o r AMBBICAS, NEW YOBK, tark jta Ik c lsii flrkl-tliu some newspaper having a drcula- H .Y . 1SM8. Ranch, 8 plus 8 bedrooma, fire­ ed Ranch, located in prestige tate and worth looking Into. dency of said application and the Jk*> 1“ ^ 0 Dtatri^ at least seven VALENCIA ORANGES A u e Oaboi, Muu-'hrdrr MANCHESTER ROOMY area. Two fireplaces, 2^ time and place of hearing thereon, day* before the day of said hear- Prtal (taai, AMrcu witk IIP Evealss Hkralil, US* A V E . places, all brick construction. Call Nick Convertino, Jarvis by publlablng a copy of this order C0D[, ttyta Nwakcr u 4 Sin. (Ranch. Well designed three- !25li nuUMn* by certified with the o r AMEBICAS, NEW TOBK. Must be seen. CeUI Paul W. baths, and a large paneled Realty Realtors, MLS, In some newspaper having a cir­ mall, on or beforeJBay 0, 1969, N .Y. 1*466. bedroom Ranch features large C o., culation In said District, at least 25 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS purchase of '69 Spring & Summer Dougan, Realtor., 649-4535. family room with bar. Assum­ 643-1121. a copy of this order to cWence W. Basic FASHION. 50f a Prikt Na«k, A M rtii altk ZIP fireplaced living room, Flilly seven days before the day of aald CODE u 4 Styta Nuaktr. able mortgage available. $43,- hearhis, fo appear it they see cause (D*^Y«iAhdovwr. KNOWN FOR VALUES...C0AST TO COAST O m u l ; Hilda C. Jarvis, 96 E va copy t equipped kitchen, IVi baths. COVENTRY — NINE ■ room at said time and place and be heard Send 50f today for the 900. Jacqueline-Roberts Agen­ . **“ 15**“ ‘ * '’' Oonn.; Alfred POPULAR 4 PAK TOMATOES Finished game room and relative thereto, and by mailing bv Ouster, Woodland St., Hanotwo- new '69 Spring & Sum­ PRIVACY Raised Ranch, 7 cy, 646-3339. Split. FV>ur-flve bedrooms, certified mall on'or before May 99 I- private enclosed yard. Well mer ALBUM! rooms, 2 fireplaces, baths, family room with fireplace, ga­ 1969, copies of this order to Etta Uvidually and as oonservatnx of located and only $24,900. Jac- recreation room, garage, alu­ B. Bwick, Twin HUl Drive. Cioven- DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS rage, Interior newly redecorat­ S i!* "- “ queline-Roberts Agency, 646- minum siding, acre, view, $27,- Vamoii S t. M mcheitor, Oonn. ■i*** ed. Low price o f $19,900. H.M. ai7 U n to Bt.. Mandxeater, Ooon., return n ^ e to thli O o\at MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE 3339. 900, Hutchins, Agency, 64941324 Read Herald Ads and return make to this Court EVERY WEDNESDAY Frechette, Realtors, 047-9008. JOHN J. WALUIIT. Judge, eo; Jolm

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Thate will be a aanrlce of n , v m ;About Town Holy Oonununlon Wednesday at Public Records low 16 to 66. ’PiiJehttrLm gr M a.m. at it Mary's Bpiscopal Warrantee Deeds 11m LteHas AM sC Mm Isiitk- Church- 15 ,5 9 0 I' 5 Robert E. m M Gfartotol O. Mmnehmster A CUy o f VUlogm Charm 76. - E muMi SioZ The aduK study claae-ot South fto n o tm 'to Pattlctoi MefOtn- f U/Ounm CbBteh wfll mast m y , property wt Brjran D r„ f - ’• Utatted Metbodlat Church win VOL, L X X X V m , No. 207 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) (OhMSIfled AdvwtM hig on p | - tteftsMday sk TM p-m. kt ths conveyanoe tax 163.46. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1969 !•) PRICE TEN CENTS I 't -v :-' meet Wednesday at 10 e.m. in NO REASON TO HAVE f ,v ‘ shmeh asssmbty room. Bott- Susannah W aday HaU o< the Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Don- 1 • A * ssM ara MM. Albk) Roth, MIb. church. akl L. and Selmai A. Sothettaad, ; * ^ ' Brastt RttsMUi, and Mrs. WO- property on Montclair Dr., ocn- Boy Scout Troop US wlU veyanoe tax $38.60. Drop Hurt Drink! meet Wedneaday at 6:W p.m. HaroU A. and Jam* M. 'Xnotar Church A dviture,” at Community'Baptist Church. TompMns to Haicke and Uw« Committee Swift LA C noeS B , Win. (A P ) — •a cuplontioii o( Oonfrecatlon- POOR HSUUTMM Rnnunelt, propaity a t 6-7 North- H m start of Natkmal Dairy al hcrtlacc, wlU b«tto Amday Airman I.C. Stephen C. Huot, field S t, oonveyanoe tax $87.40. Month was msrind Monday Destroyer Cut in Two, at T:4B *.m. whan a ehaitarad ■on o f Mr. and Mke. Andrew by fhs dweartng In of two hoi w(U laara tha church park- Albert R. Maitia to Herttert In Bficking Burger r . HUot o f 66 Pioneer d r d e . A. and Una D. Thibodeau, prop­ INADEQUATE dosen mHk marehalls. toe lot for a tour €( Plfanoth ie aerving as «n aircraft equip­ naatattoa and Maytlaarar n tn erty at. 20 Oooper S t, oonvey- Th^ tm to Issue mock ment repairman with the Paci­ en ce tax $24.20. WASHINGTON (AP)— He also promised to drop out­ summonese to anyone caufltt PtynwiBi, lUaa Dr. Robert fic Air Fbreee at Ubon Royal side acUvlUea “ not pertaining to Bemard J. and Mary B. Shar- INSULATION The Senate Judiciary (}om- drinking any beverage other Barttatt, author and lecturer, Thai ABB, Thailand. A 1067 judicial admlnlstrattcn" if his win conduct a brief wcrahlp idan to RuaasS O. PMlbrick Sr. mittoe unanimously awrov- than milk during the month graduate of Manchester Ifigh nomination Is oanOiined. and Roberta M. Phllbrtck, prop­ ed today Preeident Nixon’s dedioatad to the dairy Indus­ aerrfce at the P>ort Meetine School, Airman Huot waa sta­ He tentlflert be would approve Oeean Searehed for 73 try. BcNiae. Reurratlona may be erty at 370-872 Main St oenrey- MAKES YOUR HOME nominatioa of Warren E. of the flUng of complete finan­ tioned at MadHU AFB, Fla., Tha flrat person arretted made at Center Church ofBoe Rotary Speaker anoe tax $46.20. M iS im Burger to become chief jus­ cial statesnents by federal before being aadgned too Thal- PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (AP)—Navy diipa crlos- by Ttmraday. ParUciiiaata may L A M Hotnm Ine. to Jolla N. tice o f Uie United States. was Mayor Whrren toveland laid . Joel B. Alvord, vice president judges and ba also Bated aU tiie — caught while drinking fats brh« a piente lunch or buy and Bomie M. Undland, prop­ H O T and Ehrtft apptxyval onme after a oiganlaatlona to wfatoh he be­ croi^sed the South China Sea off the coaat of Vietnam enackB there. of the Hartford National Bank erty on Ralph Rd., conveyance morning coffee. Manchester Chapter of and Trust Co., will be guest one hour end 48 minute commit­ longs. today but failed to Hnd more of 78 men rnhwiinff after tax $81.M. SPEBSQSA, will rehearse to- speaker tomorrow at a meet­ tee hearing devoted In a large 6en- Joseph D. Tydlnga, D- an Australian carrier cut a U.S. destroyer in two. Join leather Chapter, Order L A M Homea Ine. to W. Ar­ mmmxn to nenatortal praine of Md., raiaed_the dtsetoeure taeue, of DcHblay. win bold a apa- nlghb at 8 at Bunoe Center, 206 ing of the Miancheder Rotary k lm K T UNCOMFORTABLE The bow sectioD of the USS Frank E. Evans sank gwifUy OlGOtt St. The event to open to Club at 6:30 p.m. at the Man­ thur E vsns and J. Stepfawde the man Nixon ehone to succeed an aftermath of the controversy ghettl a»toP«r tonight at 6:10. Af- Evans, property on Galaxy Rd. the retiring Blarl W aiten. wfetcb led to the reslgnaifon of after it was rammed by the Mdboume during maneuven bnr the aupper ton chapter win all nwn Inte reded In ainglng chester Country Club. Kansas City conveyance tax $83.66. 1(1 f t t s u M s f Once that eeetton wen over It Abe Fhrtas from the high court. about 240 miles southeast o f Saigon just befoiie dawn contMT the necoad degree t o t four-pett haiherehop atyla Alford will speak about the i r Antalia A. Oworek to J the mUes away. AottoB. a kitchen social for membera Soutb'OUm Sea empbaslaee the Tlie Melbourne, Involved In a with and friends. Refreehmenta wUl ance tax $48.96. # DONT DELAY—CHECK YOURS TODAY! # / arson squad said they found no Slain Coeds Found evidence Invmediately that the danger Involved In the asstgn- simiWr disaster on Feb, 10, f s T o w y GOLD CREST CHEMICALS be served. Oonservator*a Deed m ent 1964, headed for Bingaponi. Rai- Hartford National Bank and blase had been set. WP H A SM A C Y ^ Fhght of the fire vlctinw were Auttzallan Navy Mliteter dlo Australia said tbs ship was Five Point dub of Temple Truat Co., conservator of the d iv e KeUy told newamen In expettsd to arrive Thundoy. 4Si HartiNd Bd. 1W. 0U-6M0 Chapter, OBIS, will meet estate of Herida C. Gustafson, (diiMren. Buried Near Highway Adelaide that the Evuie was Desttnatkm of the Kaaraarge Wednesday at the home of Mrs. to Alexander Olrelll, property ■’Ihe 'blase was dkpcovered in serving ee plane guard to the was not Immediately Imoim. James Nichols, RoMwood Lane, at Norman St,, conveyance 80MER8 POINT, N.J. (AP) Shore Mkmorlal Hospital k) So­ the three-story, L-ttisped brick 61 Mjelbourne at the ttme of the But the Navy eald one man In Bolton. M rs. Leigh HQl, Mrs. tax $17.06. —An autopky report today dls- mers Point. structure shortly after 2 o'clock and burned out of oontrot to r ooUtsion. critical oondltlan was flown to a John VonDeck and Mrs. Murray Marriage licensee chxMd that two pretty coeds The boedi, both 19yeara-old, about two houna The hasard in plane guarding ^ g Cam Raid) Bay, Johnston are in charge of re­ David Joseph Ryan, Monroe, wboee hodlea were found near had ^een vacationing in Ocean WE NMNTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES Among ithe dead was flve- stems from: the speed involved go„u, vietnamaee coast freshments. and Joan Evelyn Kellerstrass, the Garden State Shuttway were Ctty. 'Mtei Perry was the daugh­ mnnthe-old Harry Smith. Hie and the proximity in wtalcb (be nortbssst of flalgon. Norwalk, June 21, St. Bridget vSethnn o f murder and died o f ter of Ray Perry, a bag compa­ father, Lawrence SmlttK 80, is two tti^s must o p ^ . ___ ^ tadlostloii cn Members of the Eighth Dis- Church. etab wounds. ny exseuttve from Excelttor. in serious condition at General ' Day InDay Out.i. taict Fire Department wlU meet Dr. Bklwk) Albono, Naw* Jer­ Mini Daivts was the daughter of ^ iww many of the dettwysr’s Angelo Anthony Trapuszano, Hospital from injuries suffered, cue the pilot if a plane goes Into hiteend tonight at 7:30 at the fire- sey’s chief medical examiner, soft drink bottler Weeley fl. 430 Vernon St., and Kathleen polloe eald, when he jumped the sea elUver tn taking off from g parties later boarded Hoimer Flineral Home, 400 sidd boihi g l ^ daughters o f Daivia o f dam p HU. Ann Darling, Vernon, Juno 14, from the third floor with the (took or while Main St., to pay reepects to the St. Bartholomew”s Church. Peiawylvania buttneaemen, T o 'Start ProJie u cationing, for Miss Davis’ Pemk- and teUlhg everyone to cioan 40 warships o f six SEATO na> u enstomera! neck . Regina D'ltaUa Society will aylvanla home. their windows and shut tha WASHINOTON (AP) the taking part ki the mantti- Susan Davis, of Camp HU, At the same time, there la never any meet tonight at 7:80 at the IbEd- LIDQEn DRUQ A state trooper found their doors. The fire wasn’t that bad Pentagon said today a Navy vers, osUed “Soa i^ L " Thsy, Pa., died of a wound In the neck oompromlse in aervloe or quality! lan-American dub. Refresh- car abandoned by the parkway then. investigative board ia being ^vere. canotted after the coUi- PARKIAOR that cut her larynx. Mlsa Davis merits will be served after the about noon Friday. A search of “ But when the people opened formed to find out exactly what aj(^ alsoi had wounds on the left side Y«U GET Om LOWEST meeting. OPEN the area was begun after their the doors Ito escape,’’ Twenter happened to cause the Bacifle The weaiher was clear, tbs of her abdomen and the right PBIOBS EVERT DAY OF THE AM. to 10 9M. parents reported them missing said, “the draft swept up." coUlslon of the U.S. destroyer aess calm and both d)lpa wars We Deliver aide of her neck. YBAB . . . AND YOU SAVE Women’s Home League of the Evans and the Australian car- equipped with radar, >T1)e autopsy waa perform ed at (Bee Page xa ^ ) (See Page Bight) MfHlE THBOUOHOUT THE Everywhere Salvation Arm y wUl moett to­ rier fMelboume. The destroyer, ttssmlng nsar- morrow at 1 p.m. in the Junior h) the meantime it declined to by, had bsen sseortiog ths oar- y e a b . . . o n a i x y o u r Fast Kali of the dtadel. Mrs. Col. POOR BLANKET INSULATION — PUT IN WHEN THE HOUSE WAS BUILT epeoulate on which aMp was at rler as tt tort) on planaa. PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. WUUam Spatlg will demon­ N N fault Then suddenly, in the dark- strate and talk about Precious SWIMMING Defense :qx>keeman Jerry imss of 4:18 a.m., the'TtXteoot TRY US AND SEE Stones.” Hostesses aire Mrs. Friedheim e^d the Pentagtm Melbourne ^owed right through Maj. Kenneth Lance and Mrs. LESSONS General Assembly Actions would not comment ia)Ul it uie port Side of the amallsr, Geneva Lockwood. learns more from the scene s76-toot Evans, slicing It In two. Deghmeis to Sr. life about what happened.. The destroyer’s bow sank in power to finance school con­ first. Rep. Gerard Spiegel, R- Emanuel Lutheran Church SmaU groops or prtvata Dempsey Pleads The Investigative board is minutes, but the oft ssetton Women will elect officers at Its struction was passed by the Trumbull, objected. But Minor­ being appointed by Vice Adm. towed by the Melbourne House early today emd sent to annual meeting tomorrow' at Phone 649-SS2S ity Leader Stewart B. McKlnnay WUUam F. Bringle, commander gc|)t afloat whUe aurvlvon F or Tax Shifts the Senate. 7 :46 p.m . in Luther Hall of —who had strongly oppoeied the of the 7th Fleet. SenU»' member were taken aboard. Thwra was Emanuel Church. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Refniblicana said they did not bill—talked Sptegel into with­ quarrel with the propoaed mys- of the pcuiel wUl be R ear Adm. no fire. Gov. John Dempsey made what drawing his objectiotv. J. H. King Jr., commander of g,, huU was Irahed to he called “a very Strong plea” Koffee Kratters of the YMCA (Bee Page Eighteen) Thus the blU passed 84-78, antisubmarine warfare Group ^ ,g , pnoival ing regulaltone which the CHRO usually follows a major sea ac­ pult was rendered UBelesB. For All MakesI 8H to 6 per cent, waUced into Restaurant, Hartford, for Its MIondBy to a hUf setting a m ax­ had promulgated. cident. FOR SPECIAL VALUES . , . the Senate Democratic caucus Views Differ on Rockefeller Trip The first (xAUskm involving annual banquet. CARTER CHEVROLETl imum speed limit for trucks and But Rep. Otha Brown, D-Nor- Friedheim Indicated the UnU- with what he later said was ^ the carrier bean an eerie ttml* C O ., IN C . buses 6 miles per hour loan than walk, eald the bill elmply wrote leg because lof a crisis over Pe- demcnetrations or It would not *d States and Auttralla might at jarity to the latest-rtieetter. The Golden Age dub wlU “a very strong plea on various into law the substatiM of an 1229 Main St. aspects of the tax program.” that fo r pnaniwg w cam . nivlan expropriation of a U.8.- *>« countries so some ^nt conduct a Joint In- The 36,000-ton Melboune have its annual dinner Thursday __ _ The measure sets a maxi­ executive order by Gov. John He Calls It owned much trouble.” QUlry but apparently this has THIS COUPON WORTH 15C OFF at 1 p.m. at the Senior dtisena Phone 649-5238 A similar meeting later with mum of 06 m.p.'h. for oonuncer- Dempsey aimed at requiring owned ou company. w . - . « _ j , ___ - w . , > ____ ^ n n , (See Page Eight) Center. All members who can­ House Democratic leaders pro­ clal vehicles on limited access firma whlrii do work for the Violence has marred seven of f the REGULAR PRICE of Etate to refrain from racial dle- A Success not attend the event are remind­ duced only reports that House Mgtiwaya said 60 m.p.h. cn ne- the nine etope made thus tor. A o t frlctlw^^^- ed to contact Mrs. Edith DoJder, leaders were not willing to crlnUnatlon in their hiring poli­ NEW YORK (AP) - Gov. ^ ^ ^ “ tween the United 8t a t « and 1 POUND BACON poaidary roads. It wee sent to cies. 16 Eldridge St., no later than change their tax plans. Gov. John Denq>aey tor sign­ Nelson A. Rockefeller says that Latin America “have In- Wednesday morning. Senate Majority Leader Ed­ And Rep. Howard Klebanoff, , ___,, ,, , , a tend beyond the confines of the - When yon buy Liver or Gromid Beet at Read Herald Ads ing. The House alao seant to the despite the anU-U.S. demonttra- u-avllv maided alrnort creased. rat Tnee. and Wed., June 3rd and 41h. ward Marcus said he planned governor ei biU creating a oom - (See Page Eighteen) ' (dons hto Latto-Amerlcan trip _ He said his mission had come Reds Avoid Poher, Oonwm CkMtd thra J n e 4th on the bill coming up for final miaalon to ttudy the traffic in In *tockefeller attributed the ^th a number of “Imagina- action early Wedneaday — the poronography and recoamnend wae a tremendous success In demonttPaUons to die- ideas” for better relations , last day of the session. legislation. term s o t finding out what the stdent students. “We must re- with the Latin American coun­ IT SHOULD LOOK LIIU THIS — 6" OF BLOWN IN FIBERGLAS “Since the budget and tax people are thinking. cognize that student protest is a tries. Pompidou Certain # In o th e r. arotkxv the Ifouae House Defeats Manchester's Oldest' “Despite the problems that pattern at We—woridwide," he i,, addition to BoUvia, the mls- (See Page Eighteen) passed and sent to the Senate PARIS (AP) (Jeorges Pom­ al president for special criti­ FORK TENDER SKINLESS CALVES LIVER Giin Controls developed," the trip brought said. 3,^ visited Colombia, Ecuador with Finest 1 Gentlemen:Gmtlemen! WITHOUT OBLIGATION,OIU.fOATIOV Please O SendahA youYour r i bills that wmild; pidou today appeared certain of cism tor having said during the and the, FIneet Grade o f BEEF LTVIEB' —•allow tenants to be repre­ HARTFORD, Oomm. (fP ) — into “sharp focus the feelings, “There is j^nd Trinidad and Rockefeller election to the FVenoh presiden­ campaign that.West Qertnany Repreaentative for BEOCE Survey. SPECIAL THIS WEEK Lean Ground U. S. C h t^ Chuck sented oa) houakig outhoritiee. hopes and a^idratione” of Latin g^nio evidence that there la said, “I am ready to go back to cy following the Communist should have access to a Euro­ 3 Facilities 700 Sq. F t Of Open CSdliiw A bUl that would have tighten­ Senate Passes —make theft of credit cards Americans, he told newsmen on_gQ„„g popular supfXMrt to these Venezuela anytime.” l>arty’s refusal to back provi­ pean nuclear deterrent. or Chuck P atties...... lb. 9 0 ^ ed state firearms lawn was de­ his arrival Monday night at Fresh Daily . . . Homemade DeUdous ONLY and use of stolen cards serious feated Monday by the House sional President Alain Poher. While many of the 4.8 million 70 Measures crimes and clarify condltlans un­ Kennedy Akport. despite the support of Oonnecti- The New York governor re­ Strong pressure hullt up cm FYenchmen who voted tor Du- POTATO_SALAD, (XM.E SLAW der which pensons can be held HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — cut firearms manufacturers and turned ahead of schedule from Poher, a Centrist, to withdraw clos are not members of the reeponeiUe for misuse of credit gun clubs. More than 70 seomidary bills the second of four planned fact­ Many Question Value from the June 16 runoff which Communist party and may not cards. abide by the call for a boycott, were passed by the Senate in The bill, defeated 103-66 on finding trips for President Nlx- will elect Charles de Gaulle’s separate sessions Monday. —assess the peiwonal preq^terty a roll call vote, was called CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — future relations between the sucicessor. they may throw their votes to of water companies according United States and Latin Ameri­ Poher ran a poor secemd in Pompidou to ensure Pohsr’s de­ THIS COUPON WORTH 15C OFF Two bllla, one that would have “panic legislation" by Rep. Jo­ rla waa ^elrt to forestaU any M««y LaU" Americans and U.S. ^ ♦139 permitted hunting deer on Sun­ seph Pugliese, R-Plainvllle, who ca could be endangered. the first round of voting Sunday, feat. the REGULAR PRICE of ____ 1 further disturbances, (See Page Eighteen) questioning the value of Oov. polling only 28.13 per cent o f the days during early winter with said it was “going to keep guns He reaffirmed Ms determina­ In the countries already visit­ Although the Communists a bow and arrow and another Nelson A. Rockefeller's vio­ vote to Pompidou’s 44.46 per The Regular Prlee Of * out of the hands of everyone tion to continue the presidential ed by the presidential emissary, have never before urged abst«)- lence-plagued tour. cent. It was questionable wheth­ 1-lb. BUHER or 5-lbs. SUGAR concerning an extra Job for except criminals.’’ mission. “I think our tours are many point out that nothing par­ tion from a national election, town clerks, were defeated. The New York govern or is er a Communist endorsement Ttoea. and W ed., June Srd'and 4th CALL NOW - 527-3119 Broad Powers Rep. Robert G. 0*lver, D-New working very ’well,’’ he said. ticularly signlflcaht came of a when they have done so on Uis Among the approved bills waa supposed to be assembling In- would have done him much at Ptoeharst Haven, a member of the sub­ “As for harm, I can’t see any similar although less hurried local level, GauUlsto ofisi/liaTa OPERATORS O DUTY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. one detailing fair employment formation and observations on good since It probably would Oanpon Void A ttw Jnne 4Ui Giveu to CHRO committee that drafted the mea­ area where harm !a trip Dr. Milton Elsenhower profited. practices for all state depait- sure, conceded under quettion- ®*tog which President Nixon can for­ made for another Republican have scared away some of his HARTFORD, Ooaui. (A P) — done.” Poher had rejected Pompi­ menta and agencies. Drafted as ing fipm other repreeentatives mulate a new U.S. policy to­ president in 1668. anU-Communlst support. But The House paseed by one vote '"rh e trip Is a tremendous dou’s earlier suggestion tiiat hs I II...... jji on attempit to eliminate dls- ward Latin America, But the the party’s central committee withdraw to foster national uni­ Dear Mr. Weat: / Monday night a bill giving the (See Page Eighteen) success in my opinion in the Many question the wisdom of crimbiaiUon on alt leveU of state tour of 23 Latin American na- made that academic Monday ty. But Bertrand Motto, vice Oommisslon on Human Rights, sense of finding out what the continuing a trip that so far has Lipton'a Tea B a g s...... lOOs M d / administration, the bill, which Uons “is essentially a good-will night. F president of the Centrist party, and Opportunities (CHRO) President asked us to find lout,” cost the lives of eight persons “Nothing is spaim to carry out every ' now goes to the governor, also mission that is creattog a lot of and injuries to many more with Communist ^leader Jacques said Monday night that olnoe hla Bumble Bee Chunk Tuna, Green Label 3 cans 3 1 .0 0 brood powers to enforce equal Rockefeller said. He defined the 111 will,” one prominent Vene­ THE GLASS WOOL Labor Bills Loae more violence almost certain to Duclos, who ran third Sunday stahdard-bearer’s position was Criap, Freeh C ukee...... each 1 1 ^ (See Page Eighteen) purpoee of the mission os find­ detail in a dignified way.” employment by oontractora. HARTFORD, Ckxui. (AP) — zuelan political leader said. occur when Rockefeller visits *‘ ‘**„^*', ®®**‘’ aimouMed hopeless without Oomraunltt After the roll call U appeared ing out “what the people are buported Lean Boiled Ham The legislature's Labor Oom- The Venezuelan government such countries tui Argentina, the committee’s call for a boy­ support, Poher might try to. the measure had been defeated mlttee lost three times on the CMnkliig.’ ’ told Rockefeller he had better cott of the June 16 vote. He ^ Sliced to o r d e r ...... center shoes 3 1 .4 9 (Excerpts from a latterT RocketeUer . , ______,__ . Brazil, Chile and the Dominican strike a deal with Pompidou and' (■anesUnalb.ULM) wa-w SehoiA Bonding 74-78, but Rep. Peter Ollliee, floor of the House lilonday on originally not come to Caracas because ot D.niiMii- nounced both Pompidou and his QaulUsto. SAFE PARKING ON PREMISES HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — D-MIddletown, asked that his roll can votes. ariieduied to vittt ervery Latin the threat of violence’.The Ven- •xnvsr. Itoher aa “capitalist reactionar­ Pierre Qaret, acting president Anwrican nation except Cuba, ezuelans seemed to make a th. A bill that would allow towns vote be changed from no to yes. On a bill that would allow ies.” But he Implied that Pom­ of the Senate and another of HKULATION CO. INC. and cities to take advantage of This required the unanimous Pen) was token off theVtinerary point of rajdng that the way the ‘“at moat of the pidou was the lesser evil, Pinehurst Grocery, Inc, • ESTABLISHED 1874 • the state’s superior borrowliig consent of the House, and at (See Page Eighteea) before the start of the second Rockefeller mission was going, (See Page Nineteen) by singling out the:; provision­ (See Page Eight) O e m N ^ BIAIN and TURNPIKE SERVING CONNECTICUT SINCE 194S 390 PROSPECT STREET EAST HARTTORD. CONN.

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