FINAL WEEK Potterton's
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1968 PAKa THDITY-SIX inmtrbP0t?r CiiFtiins Urmlb Most Manchester Stores Will Be Open Tonight Until 9 0*Clock ______«______- - ■ ■ . . ------Daughters of Isabella will Zion Evangelical Uittieran Best Rt. 6 Plan Followed About Town hold a rummage sale tomor- Church couttdl win meet Friday Hospital Cites 32 Tonight row from 9 to 11 a.m. at the at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Average Daily Net Preas Run The Weather Lakoto Oou^, D t g t f ^ k of C Home on Main St. Near'Reservoir, Says State For H m Week Ended PocabonNsHi, w«I meet UmlgM Kevin Marceau, 10, son of Mias RMa Mhrlarty, daughter With Long Service Awards Clear, chilly tonight. I x w at 7:80 at Odd Fellows Hall foe william Marceau of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morlarty Manchester toward officials poUutattts from Rt. « may enter Jane 16, 1998 near 60. Tomorrow mostly sun tbe deletion o f offloees* A social g won a first place 27 Lilac St. has been named The board of trustees of Man- than IB years p t service who win ny, mUder. High In upper 70s, and refreataments wUl toBow in the four-hand Jig and to the dean’s list for the last chaster Memorial Hospital will be honored guests at the dinner learned yesterday pj^ foj. that portion of HJanrlj^at^r luTtitng low 80s. the maetlnv. the marking period at the Kirtfoed sponsor a dinner at Manchester are; Manchester residents: ptams In the vicinity of Howard ^ back ito 1060. No 15,105 j eight-hand reel last Sunday at Indltute- - of - Accounting.------— Country Club tonight to honor Mrs. Anna Barron, Miss Do- Reservlor cannot be ch a fe d , <,j^eOUone were rsiaed at a Manchester— A City of Village Charm 83 hospital employes who have rothy Brigham, Miss Marion Ito r e e n DooaoWe, the Hunter College Fete, Bronx, ------and that, from an engineering io60 pubUc hearing and the served IB or more continuous Brookings, Mrs. Hilda Brown, (OkMMlfled Advertizing en Fnge 28) PRICE TEN CENTS ***? ***^**^^ N.Y., where over 2,000 chll- VOL. LXXXVn. NO. 222 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 Domchle dren competed. He is a student New Site Eyed years of employment. Ninety Mrs. Marion Buckler, Mrs. W Tcsr'S.T'rssr-™. y m a sewnd ^ at the Mary Griffith School of people are expected to attend Elena DeFellce, Mrs. Ethel plans possible for that section department heads the hongf|>e laM Stmday alt Dance. For Ski Slope the affair. Drew, Mrs. Helen Gale- of the highway. vvlth state Ugbway oHH- the Hunter College Fds, Bronx, Service pins and certificates Mrs. Dorothy Koelsch, ’Ihe Information came from to dotetmlne whether the N. Y. Army Pvt. Robert D. Wilson, The Board- of Dltactors last will be presented to members Mafgaret M*»- xue ^ r Leona Lavery, Mrs. Olive Mack, state highway officials, at a piaj^g migM be altered, .1 ^ 1 Ts®" Mr. and Mrs. William night gave an Informs^ go-ahead of the “ Fifteen Year Plus Club’ xr.wi,.. x r .™ meeting In the Wethersfield of- They were toM then that, ^^****^P ^ D- Wilson of 147 Parker St., for a new ski slope near at ceremonies following the din- flees of the State Highway De- because of the topography, and Clifford Sees Hope ^ r«c«n«y completed a basic Hercules Dr., In the vicinity of ner. Speakers for the program partment. because Blnley St. was to be the * course In field artillery at Ft. the old Nike Site, to replace Mt. will be Jacob F. Miller, presl- Present for the town were BtxalgUtened to go over the busliM meetly, Dtal^t D^ g^^ ^ ,,pard of trusteoa; Mayor Nathan AgostlneUl, Town hlgtwvay at thiBt point, the uty Clarence Smith will make ______*_ n,. « in,«a»ni -w wanMo •««. Hblmstrom. lost to Rt. 6 relocation. and Edward M. Kenney, Nos- _ _ _ _ Manager Robert Weiss, Town piling could not be changed. his official visit at 7:80. Officers Also, Mias Louise Anderson Miss Patricia Ann Ward of ’The board told PubUc Woriis Pltal administrator. Counsel John Shea, ’Town Plan- were assured then that are reminded to have Grand InltraT^“ i ^ T e M lor the first __ UVTUI Lodge equipment with them for Arlington. Va.. daughter of Mr. ^Director t o r WUllam O’NO’NeUl ^ to pr^pro- z u « ... . frmtonreridento; VMsalflATvfK* Mrs. Harriet Hfirt*tAr Mad-M A il. ner Joseph Tamsky, Water Sup- th* state will do aB It can to In Viet Peace Talks t a » e ^ . The Master Mason and Mrs. Robert F. Ward of 37 cede with piellm lna^ negota- time, toe a w ^ den and WUllam Oellem, Vernon Engaged erintendent Lawrence Wlttkof- prevent salts and other poUu- S K ^ l be conferred, and Hartland Rd.. recently return^ T h L f . residents; Mrs. EUsabeto MlUer, ske and Director of Public tants from entering the reeer- war policy. Indicated he expects militarized Zone are of South The engagement of Miss Caro- wilMam O'NeUl. voir, WASHINGTON (AP) — offleer dressis'summorfoiWals. from a three-week vacation In to seek ’Town Planning (^nimls- Hartford; and Curtis WU- some real progress In working Vietnam lyn Jane Mellen to Alan Richard meeting was arranged by Testenlay, the State highway Refroshments wUl be served af- Portugal and Spain. She la a alon apprmnU for locating the h ^ p lW RockvUle. Secretary of Defense Cflark out a solution when the negotia He said he has sent questions Barton, both of Manchester, was Highway Commissioner cffiolale repeated these aasur- twX^eettmr 1968 graduate of the E a s t e r n ski slope In that area. One new member w U l^ In- M. Clifford said today tors g;et Into private talks. to commanders there In an at announced by the couple last Howard Ives, at the direction ances and s a « that safeguMds, Airlines In-Flight Training Cen- The land needed U owned by He appeared to discount the tempt to clear this up. M d a y night at the 19M B ^ o r Dempsey. including slit baskiB, will be there is “ some movement” Mias Jane Morrison, daughter ter. Miami Springs, Fla., and Is Garden Grove Caterers and by ^ s ® m ^ - value of the formal sessions, In —Said that, despite intensified of Mr and Mrs. Charles Mor- an Eastern Airlines stewardess Earle Rohan. “ *® amtenance depart BB Hits Elbow Reception at Manchester High About a week ago, AgostlneUl provided. in the apparently stalemat School. which both sides have ex enemy offensive activity In Of Boy in Park had written Gov. Dempsey, call- They said yestirdny that. In ed Paris peace talks be changed charges and demrinds South Vietnam, he docs not be l u S T X l ' t l f u S ^ * ^ 0 mg attention to me loes of a PO. the evint winter « iR . a n d ^ e r tween the United States and appeared to be giving vir lieve his commanders there will J I !? ^ ific a t e ^ o r art In an ex- Jehovah’s WHneases wUl con- acres of histend needed by the R T *^ S th ” A 12-year-old Manchester boy S ^ r f i ? is “ “f*. Howard R e s e r v o i r ^ poUutots and North Vietnam. tually no ground. ask for more U.S. troops beyond Mbit held recently at Mt. St. duct a theocratic ministry town, but that Garden Grove. ^ ^ J t In the elbow by an un- a ^ J ^ '^ b e r t “ •“* « * ?'^ **r' On the question of negotia On other matters, Clifford: the presently planned 660,000. 2 JoMiph Academy. West Hart- school Friday at 7:80 p.m. at which owns approximately sU ^ “ y ® R ^ ^sslrt- identified youth with a bb gun, l . Barton of 146 Tanner St. tions, the defense secretary, —Said "I ’m rot persuaded" —Indicated that as long as fort, where she has just com- K l^ o m HaU and a service acres of the l a ^ needed wants ^f num lL W walked through Center Miss Mellen wUl graduate to- '^ h e ^ the plans could be who Is one of President John that there were any North Viet there le any hope that the North pleted her freshman year. meeting at 8:8B p.m. If,^:;PJe“*s ^ e m e m ^ m ^ riub X Springs Park on his way home „t^ht from M anclU s^ High " X y ^ S g S t o ^ r i c wtth son’s top advisers on Vietnam namese helicopters In the De- Vietnamese will eventually re ------, wUl receive certificates and pins yesterday afternoon. School. Her fiance, a 1907 gradu- ^ «« along auDroximate- town officials on all proUems ciprocate, he believes President O’NeUl s a l ^ t , before n ^ ^ ^ The boy, whose Identity has ate of Manchester High School. ^ ^ Itft ^ Johnson will not restore full- tiations proceed, appraisals will service; and Mrs. Mary disclosed, told police u attending Mitchell College, Rceervedrs to guarantee a scale bombing of North Viet Negotiators Must Combat nam. rijKx:r;s[u.“s s —Estimated that by the end of next year South Vietnam p in s h u A it t “ will have a well-trained, well- ofincdals, from 1969 to today, Misreading of U.S. Mood land. year the air rifle, striking him In the ------drilled, effective army” of a whom wUl receive 20 did not keep the Board of Dl- TENDER U. S. CHOICE elbow, and then ran off. Manchester Memorial Hospital ...... awards. reotons informed of Rt. 6 de By WILLIAM L. RYAN ery word It says or Intends to million men. ’The victim was taken to by his mother for treatment. AgcotinelU, In his letter, stat- we have not Other members with more ed toat the danger existed that velcpmente. AP Special Correspondent say In Paris. -Reported that Hospital Notes ThA II deleimtlon at the The process Involves regular gotten anywhere yet” In 17 vSlTam talks in fa ris Is facing meetings of toe ^lltburo each SIRLOIN % Pattenta lodayt 870 « 4/M»fvK MnVim QtnifriyiA fts it Week to consider strategy and to representauves on tne quesuon a d m i t t b d y e s t e r d a y : Ing upon world opinion getice ship Pueblo and freeing Mrs. Eva BisalUon, 264 Union nam’s leaders that they are ib . misreading American and world ’The Americans say, however, (See Page HilrtoeB) St.; George Rlorlckuid, 70 Oak that Hanoi Is reading world and TIP ^ Sit., Wapplng; Paul Boutin, 910 opinion. American opinion from Its own Oven Roast Beef Pleasant Valley Rd., ^uth If It succeeds at all, the dele ('Hensild photos by Pinto) vacuum, and Is reading It the Windsor; Mns. Lean Bryan, gation may be at the Job for the wrong way. ’The U.S. delegation Oahe 786 Center St.; Otarence Oari- FINAL WEEK Rain forees an ignominious end to the processional as seniors run for cover. rest of the summer. LEAN CHUCK members appear convinced that Steaks L b * 1 . 4 2 son, 801 Main St.; John Ooles, The Americans appear con there has been a steady change Ghetto Cures 207 W. Center St.; Shirley Da vinced that the major reason for In favor of the American side OROUNO Beef vis, TaJpootitvllle; Mrs. lAetl- the deadlock Is that North Viet Would You Call This a Rainrln? since President Johnson made In 5 Lb. Lots. b75e Liver Lb. 59c tia- Gagne, B’2 Broad St.; nam expects In the long run to his March 31 speech renouncing InPlatform Charlea Hamilton, 14 Hdeine win a propaganda victory which renomlnatlon for the presiden Lb L o ts ...... 7 0 ^ Calves Rd. It hopes will force the United cy, limiting the bombing of Liver Also, Mrs. Ruth Hbyt, Ver Potterton’s States Into making a major Of Democrats Lb.89c North Vietnam to the panhandle FRESHLY GROUND non Trailer Court, Vernon; 631 at MHS Graduate, Despite Weather concession. Miss Iowa below the 20th parallel and Robert Jchmrton, 64 Overtook North Vietnamese leaders, opening the way for the Paris HAR’TFORD AP) — "Total HAMBURC Rd., Wapplng; Oynthia Law, But his supplication voicing control was due, however, to • Bacon u.79c By WnXdAM OOE minor flaws. It proceeded as say the Americans, see It this talks. commitment to end frustrations ki 10 Lb. L o ^ 27 Baldvrin Rd.; Frederick Lea, scheduled. what must have been the the good-humored self discipline way: The United States has of the jjeople In the ghetto" and 55c Ma nchester High of those caught In the down ’The talks, however, settled Dubuque Skin- XO a 111 Badridge St.; Mre. Alice Only those holding tickets thoughts of all the thousands on gone part of the way ■ toward down Into a propaganda war. no new state taxes are two of less Franks L b.O #W Leonard, 24 Locust St., Wap- School’s 75th commence could be admitted (each senior Memorial Field proved vain, as pour. ending bombing and acts of war major planks In the pro IA>. L ots...... s o e Once Inside, ticket - holders ’The North Vietnamese delega- ^ ping; Charles McDonnell, 30 ment last night dissolved had been given two tickets) due the rains came with a ven against North Vietnamese terrl- posed platform of the state Dam- quickly found seats in the tion not only has rejected the ef' E n sl^ St.; Mrs. Anna Nlck- into soggy but orderly to the limited seating capacity. geance. For the first time In its tory, so why not go the rest of "the chief u'.S.'negotl'a- Party. Arena as the seniors massed in len, 618 Main 8t.; John Pin- chaos moments after the Most others In the drenched and eight-year history, the MHS out “the ■...... way and...... then see whattor, hap W. Averell Harriman, the TTie plaUo™ expresses oppo- the cafeteria to make emer war, 79 Robert Rd., Wapplng; disappointed crowd almply went door ceremony was washed out. pens? clulnge this, but has re-empha- a state Income tax. m p 631 members of the Class gency adjustments to their hair K a Supply on Handl Mnj. Kathleen Quey, 103 Coo home, but a few remained end ’Those who had the foresight The United States, as of now, sized the propaganda aspects of While not proposing any spe- of 1968 began a premature to carry raincoats and umbrellas and their caps and gowns. L per HIU St.; Wayne Rideout, INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE listened to the peognun from the does not intend to do this with the Paris coiiference. clflc tax Increases, the platform processionail onto Memorial were in the lucky minority. ’The wmington; Etoa Roldan, 70 halls outside the arena or from In 15 minutes, the line of out some reliable assurance A week ago, Harriman asked recommends that "any addition- Field. rest, pressing toward the bottle Fuss-free, reody-mode Governor’s Highway, South Bailey Auditorium, where It was marchers had reformed in the that North Vietnam will do Xuan Thuy, chief of the Hanoi al revenue required to finance As if on signal triggered neck of the field’s north gate, Windsor. piped tn over the public address main hall leading to the quad something In return toward de- delegation, once again to ahan- program In the 1969-71, W- Also, Edward Shea. 696 Bush by the “Triumphal March” received a thorough soaking, TELEVISION - STEREO - APPLIANCE system. rangle. escalating the war in the South. don 'the practice of giving out ennium be generated from with- rumpled finery arid mined coif mU Rd.; Mrs. KatWeen Smith, from “ Aida,” sprinkles ’The processional for the Because of the uncertainty of One reason why week-long re prepared statements, full of ac- o'**" present tax structure, FRESH GROUND 163 Woodland St; Bernard Szar- from a black sky turned to scheduled 6:46 outdoor ceremo fures. the weather, the Arena had cesses, ^ have been agreed to, the cusations and vitriol, after each ^ thorough analysis of toe ekt 888 Woodbridge St.; Daniel steady, unrelenting rain ny was started hastily at 0:28 But despite the hurry and the been set up with dual facilities. Americans say. Is that the Ha- ^ jown to less ‘ m i»ct on the people of Oon- Tiiemann, Boston HUl Rd. An that pelted the line of as harried school officials decid (xxifuslan, all except the dignity The program had to be de nol ^legation must check back bile negotiating. Thuy said he necticut of any dn^aae Inmtes dover; Akm Wetr, Oluhmbuiy; marchers, halfway onto the ed to try for a re c e against the and the demeanor of the scur layed, however, while raincoat- wit h the ruling politburo in or in the application of existing Barbara Welch, 189 Highland held, and an audience esti elements. rying crowd apparently escaped clad custodians brought an North Vietnam on virtually ev- (tSee P a ge’Ililrteea) taxes.” . «. St.; Mrs. Bhidexta Woods, Crest The crowd filled the bleachers unscathed. electronic organ off the field ______’The platform also cadis for field Convaleacent Home. m a te at 4,000. Becttuze It was obvious that early, also apparently hoping PoUce reported no injuries and set it up inside. strong gun control legislation BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son tols tone the low«ring clouds against hope that the lowering and no serious accidents, al Just at 7:30, the “ Triumphal and auldiUonal measures to pro to Mr. and Jdrs. Udo Ernst, 87 meant business, and there was clouds scudding In from the though there was one minor March” began again and the tect consumers. PATTIES northwest miraculously wotdd “ fender bender” on Brookfield seniors filed slowly down the ’Die platform envisions laws Glenwood St. no hope of salvaging the out center aisle to rows of seats President Signs door ceremony, Prindpel A. hold back long enough to let the St. when two cars leaving the that would "regulate and control facing the south end of the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Raymond Rogers ordered the program go off as scheduled — high school lot collided. the sale, use and possession of Keep them in your refirigerator . . . Chief James Reardon said to Wilfred Trudeau, 8B Spruce standard bearers to reverse the as they had last year under Arena. all firearms.” use l&em as you need them... they COLOR CONSOLE TV *478.00 ■ Junioiia laading the procession S t; William Tilnks, East Hart line of march and to regroup In similar conditions. day that traffic control had Among the consumer protec never stick together. So delicious proved adequate In the trying boire the sbandaird proclaiming ford; Mrs. Ruth La House, IS the school cafeteria. Along the track oval, a tion measures reconunended Is circumstances, under the direc Crime Curb Bill and convenient. « WoodBlde Lane, Andover; Mrs Nearly an hour later, the pro young;8teT grasping his mother’s the class motto, "Dum Vivlmus creation of a consumer educa tion of a flve-man team of po Bessie PansuUo, Stafford gram began again In Clarice hand looked anxlouriy skyward Flene Vlvamus,’’ whllch itrons- g WASmNG’TON (AP) — A argued parts were inconstitutio- tion agency that would “ Bene At our Fresh Meal Counter Siw w iiwttit Springs; Albert SObtelo, 226 Arena before a limited 1,800 and muttered, "Go ’way lice. ci& ie fcontrol bill bearing Con nal and unwise. But congres fit the economlcadly dlsad- School St.; TTaey GUbext, 236 The surprisingly good crowd (See Page Ten) spectators, and despite a low clouds!’’ gress’ first authorization of sional leaders predicted a veto vrantaged consumers." School' and Church Picnlca are calling in for laige num HiUlard St.; Sharem Smith, powerful ^New Vistd wire tapping, provisions limit would have been overriden. 'The platform also calls for: bers o t these lean. Juicy, flavorful Chuck Patties. Just tell Storrs; R o b ^ Ashens, ’Ihomp- ed Supreme Court rulings on The Senate passed the bill 72-4 —Expansion of the state’s In us how many . . . and they wUl be ready for you. sonvUle; Everett Gilman, Col' portable television criminal confessions and re and seht it to the House and an dustrial ’ buUding commission, Chester; David Smith, 9 Robin strictions on the sale of gims, which has made $28 mllUtm In Also avaUable in 4-lb. boxes for your freezer or trip to Powerful 20,000-volt chassis (design apparent rewriting In a confer Rd.; Mrs. Dorothy Greenway, has been sig;ned by President stage-g;uaranteed mortgages toe shore . . . average). New Vista VHP. Solid State UHF ence committee when Sen. Rob Columbia. Johnson. ert F. Kennedy was shot June 6 available to Connecticut mdus- tuners. Jack lor optional earphon* or Also, John PaUalt, 130 Center in Los Angeles. Within hours of (See Page TUrtoen) Fresher By Far ...At Pinehurst St.; John Muldoon, 83 Brent St. pillow speaker. Kennedy’s death the next day, Mrs. Doris Mastrangelo, East WASHINGTON (AP) — A toe House passed the bill with Windsor; Paul Jacobs, . South strict ban on mail order sales of out change 368-17 and sent it to NATIVE ROMAINE LETTUCE lie , St., Coventry; Nancy Olson, $ rifles and shotgims was ap the White House. Tha tTYUtT proved today by the House Judi 144 OrUfin Rd., South Windsor; Modal AJ-107 Hie new law's major provi- GREEN BBANB, Fresh from the Farm ...... Ib. SBo 138 172 04- In. roetanfutar pictura ciary Committee. Strike Ends Mrs. Helen Andrews B8H alons: School St.; Kevin Adler, 71 The vote came just a half day —Establish a five-year pro FRESH BLUEnEMtlES pint 29c Breezy HUl Rd., Wapplng; Ju after President Johnson signed gram of federal grants to im ne Crandall, 88 White St.; Paul Into law a similar prohibitiun prove the training and equip On Broadway Richard, SB Dig lo./ St.; Jo dealing with pistols and revol ment of state and local police snUDSEYE’S MUCH IN DEBIAMD seph Oappuoclo, 612 Taylor St. vers, and called for tighter res and to develop new crime fight NBJW YORK (AP)—A con Mark Goes, West St. Ext., And trictions over the sale of fire ing techniques. tract dispute that darkened COOLW HIP Qt. Size over. arms. Appropriations ot $100 million Broadway theaters and ntoe Also, WUllam Desormier, Apt CONSOLE B & W TV ’The Senate Judiciary Commit are authorized to finance the road shows for three days was Beeelmat Ooffee . . 2 Ib. cen S ls S S 28D, Garden Dr,; James Doyle tee also was scheduled to act on prog;ram for the current year settled early today after an all- 81 Suimnit St.; Jay Collins, 1006 legHslation to ban shotgun and and another $300 million for the night bargaining session at toe rifle sales by mall. Mconiifoll H o u sr Instant C offw , 10-oc. |or $1.19 Strong Rd., Wapplng; Joan Tay Why wait for your new stereo televislcMi and pay a higher second year; The amount of fed mayor’s residence lor, Windsor Locks; Carole En- price in the fall? Choose now from our fine dispby of eral aid in subsequent years Is Three shotvs closed during toe Anottwr Ad in Tliar8day*s Herald derlln, 70 Park St.; Mrs. Carol left open. Actors Equity strike won’t opm cabinet styles and finishes and save yourself up to $100. The bill contains “ more good Clukey and son, EUlngtim; Mrs. —Make confessions admiss- again, however, and there were C h o ^ Colonial styles in maple and pine finish. Medi than bad," the President said Lenore Halloran and son, 42 able as evidence In federal hints of a possible ticket price Wednesday night as he signed Bolton St.; Mrs. Linda Goeh- terranean and Contemporary cabinets in pecan and wal criminal trials If voluntarily rise. Ticket prices for a Broad Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. the measure barely four hours rlng, 866 Center St.; Mrs. Karen nut. FVench and Italian Provincial styles. We’re sure you’D given and also eyewitness testi way musical currently range CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE HJalmeer and daughter. East find the b ^ t values and the best sound on display right before it would have become mony on the identification of from $11.90 to $3.60 and for a law if he had not acted. Hartford. now. suspects in police lineups—cm drama from $7.50 to $2.60. “ I believe that It Is In'Ameri effort to overturn controversial After meeting through the is: ca’s Interests toat I sign this Supreme Court decisions. night at Oracle Mansion with law," he said, althoueb he —Autitorizes wlretappmg and negotiators for Aettors Equity warned against the wiretapping electronic eavesdropping by law and toe League of New York ::— —r-"~------T i provisions leading to the United enforcement officers, actli% un ’Ibeaters, Mayor John V. Lind States becoming “ a nation of der court orders. In the tavesti- say emerged at 6 a.m. and an snoopers." I gatlon of a long list of specified nounced: “ Performances to the Jttonson was urged to veto the I bill by its opponents, who (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Thirteen) I Ambassador Bushoy Troubled Now I Three Pay men f Plans Available FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931 LOS ANGELES (AP)—One minute, the assassination he, dropped out of ROTC 1. Uaih, 30 Days S«rvle« by our own Hconsod tluctronin* oisurM bright-eyed 17-year-old was warmly class at Roosevelt High School, saytog, I clutching the hand of Sen. Robert F. you'riio bwt porformoneo and grtotaft dopmda- “ I don’t like guns anymore.” 2. V a Dtown, V a 30, 60, 90, Ho Charge blNry. Kennedy, after staying overtime In his Then he took a few days off from his I busboy's Job to meet the visitor. Job. Meiv 1998 slgrlM In 9 pieoe, 1 ptoos and blldnl stjrles. First. 3. No Dhum Payment, Budget to 3 Yhars The next mtaute, after toe staccato of “ I always liked people, and I thought qazUty with orignal natioonlly famons labels you’U recog giunfire, Juan Romero was kneeling by they were good," Juan said Wednesday. I nise. Moe-ttoketed by nsuMifaetamn from 820.09 to I the mortally wounded senator, pressing “ But then I wonder, ‘If people are good fWbOO caoh! Now 818-00. a rosary Into Kennedy’s hands. how can mch a thing happen to such a Name-brsnd Swim Tkonks for men. Bqg. 18-88. N Newspapers throughout the world pub- man?’ I 88.TB. Sport SUrts nud Knit Shirts from 82- I ILshied toe picture. Juan received letters “ I would be a bus boy all my life and rosariee from all over. rather than have such a thing hai^ien I I “ People said that I was good, and that to such a good man. 1 ask my father, Mon., Ites., ■ they liked me,” he said. “ My mother but he says I must understand it my ROOSEVELT MILLS self. No one can understand It for me, Sat. tUl 6:80 | tells me she Is,proud.” I 216 E. Main S t. BockvUks Ootm. Potterton’s But Juan is trixibled. The day after the or tell me.” 947 Boston PostFont Bd.,Ha, B t 1,l. Old SaybrookSnybrook Wod.,Wed., ZBam.,Xharz., FYLFVL NigmaNights nutIU w0 || 130 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER Rfdhard OoM), MHB clasB president, receives his diploma from Roger Bagley.
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. uif. . f ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSPAY, JUNE 20, 1968 P A G E T H R E E ' PAQB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 New Haven GOP Sm Your Cy* Doctor Soon T o lla n d Hebron Sheinwold cm Bridge Real Estate Dealers Goes to Court SEE BETTER WITH DON’T STAKE SLAM Over Election SAVITT P.O.M.C. Awards Given ON SIMPLE FINESSE NORTH Calm Over Ruling Green Approved as VFW Memorial Site 4 Q 2 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD i:? Q 10 8 7 NEW YORK AP)—The New EYEGLASSES ' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS deaux, past p re sk ^ t of the IDl- Haven, Oonn., Republican !*««••- The proposed Veteran’s Me* the Board of Elducaitton prov- Girl Scouts Bridge Is not a rich man’s 0 AK73 Mort real estate men and lo-- waukee Board teFReeltors not- ty returned to the 2nd OreUK morlal Monument will tie locat gam e: There are millions of « AJ4 cal officials polled on the poten- ed: Court of Appeals here Wednes ed on the Green near the Town The memorial monument base A t 1|T poor players. For example, take EAST wUl measure about five feet by tRYTlUCS W EST ^ .^ f e c t s of toe U.a. Supreme “ This probably puts us back day to advance its bid for mi Hall, according to a decisloa the poor fellow who played to A KJ83 4 107654 o x r t s ruling this week barring to where we were before the ag- four feet, accordinit to Richard „ ,__ ^ nority representation on toe New rendered during last night’s day’s hand at six hearts. <;? 53 racial (kscrlmlnation In all itation started. We had been Ford of too VFW, depending on <0 4 Haven ^ o r d of Aldermen. town meeting. The location on. Opening lead — queen of dia 0 Qj 109 0 865 housing are approaching the making good progress, and The GOP claims 10 seats on the Oreen passed by a B7-S3i toe slse of the f l a T ^ e . The monds. Q87 question with studied calm. actual height of t ^ f U « pole has week at the H e W 41 106 3 2 * there had been salee to,Negroes. the 30-member board under a margin. B Elementary School. Cadette The bidding was quite stylldi. Many expreued confusion not yet been determined, SOUTH But all this agitation and vio 1969 state law. The at-large elec Those attending also approv Scout Oorinne LaBock was mls- North could afford to bid fotir A 9 over how the decision wUl be lence caused a hardening of at tion for toe seats was last No ed the transfer of $9,000 from the Bathhouse Approved diamonds on toe way to four Implemented end how it will af * Pmcriptioiu FiNcd The posBlble_ fear c< future pol-* ceremonies and opened AKJ962 titudes. Maybe people can relax vember. non-recurrtng expense account ^Crandall’s appetm^ ^ program with a flag cere- hearts. If South happened to be 42 fect local and state laws on open now.” In their quest for a favorable * L«ni«s Replaced to the Board of Recreation to luUon at Crandall’s appeared interested In a slam, he would housing. almost strong enough to" sink “ ony. K.9 5 Everett TrebUcock, general decision, the Republicans have * Frames Adjusted permit construction of a batlv Five-year pins were awarded be interested to learn tokt North Typical of reaction from reel- plans for toe bathhouse accord' North South West , „ counsel for toe Michigan Reed made the rounds of state and house at Crandall’s Fond. had toe ace of diamonds and * Time Payments ing to many comments made ^ i f 1 N T 3 ,0? Past o «5om»nctit of Frank Estate Association, said he felt federal courts. Wednesday's Members ot the VFW Post 241 * ' Lorrle Hodge, Loma^ Johnson, strong heart support. Invited during last night’s meeting. The 4 0 6 ^ A ll Pass R. Hart, president of Walker the ruUng would not "slgnlfl- hearing marked the second time were strongly in favor of the n»>wi CSiarlene Patroski, Janet Saglio, Both features mieresieainterested ana a resldeittial broker- cantly increewe the opporttinity a three-judge appeals board monument’ location on the bfiuT ^ *** Stelnmlller, Am anda South, and he Jumped to stem Ws Um Amcrico'i Best bathhouse is buUt. m,e«- ^ e firm in Orange CJounty, Cal- the average Negro to acquire here has heard toe case. Green. They pledged to main The actual vote, however, was . housing in Integrated or segre- A decision by toe court is ex • BAUSCH & LOMB Wilhelm. tain the montunent, which would overvriielmlngly in favor of toe li « Even If East had toe ten of In acti^ p^Uce It wUl gated nelghbortioods. pected before it adjourns for AMERICAN OPTICAL The third grade Brownies be ptmehased with funds raised construction and transfer of $9,- South would stm be In l^ e vepr Uttleeffect,” he said. ..jt doesn’t put money in his the summer. In the earlier case, PRODUCTS through a townwide sollcltatlm. from Hebron and Gilead Hill We ^ mtoortty people at this pocket or change his Inclination the court took only one week 000 to pay for it. iS fa r e r took toe first dla- ^ ^ o n to b y ^ The central location is neces The attack against the bath School participated in the Fly- a soUer can to Uve wltoln his owh group, so to announce its verdict. mond, drew two rounds of u- a Open Mon. tiiru Sot. 'til 6 sary, they explained, to enable house was led by Fblke Ericson up Ceremony, taking them from ho farced to sign even far as I can detect.” he said, This circuit court of appeals Herbert Brownies to Girl Scouts. trumps, cashed toe king of clubs down iiv„,f had boto a ^ t Ws own w ^ to get- ^ -wuuam Simons, has been the only court to give T*«”r*dov 'fH 9 as many x>ersons -as possible to of Dunn Hill Rd., and and trted a finesse with the Jack of qpades “and <* East had see the memorlial. Those from Gilead imder toe the queen and ten of dubs. ting to ano^r is^ of ppcsldent of the Nevada city’s the party cause for optimism. Souder of Weigold Rd. , ,__ . , . . . „ ,__ , « of clubs. This lost to the queen, An alternate location at ’Tol-' Dally Question Last Oct. 6 it reversed a Qxi- Ericson Annually stieseed and South eventually lost a ^ of RoaMore. predicted no land High fidvwl was offered by necticut district court decision toe contamination threat, urg- Cres« spade trick as well. Down one. Tou have opened with 1-NT, tK.. A+ 1 ^to®®tor of changes, saytog there Is no dls- school board CSiairman David Gale Warner, Penny Slbun, Shel- and partner has responded three the Atlanta Heal Estate Board, and said the minority repre Forced Lead crimination in real estate In the Cook, on 'behalf of the Board spades. You hold: Spades, Q-; summed iq> the feeling of many, HospitaVs New Fiheen Year Plus Club Members sentation statute did appy in . . a - - . - - - i j — After drawing trumps South area. of Education. Fontanella, Lisa Halloran, Fern Hearts, Q-10-8-7; Diamonds, A- saying the declsl
ti; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 , PAGE FIVE PA G E POUR MANCHESl’ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 Vernon Vernon “ £ n Wispy, Wiry Tiger TEM PLE’S FLO^COVTONG ■ " W * ACROSS FROM BOURNE BUICK The Baby Has 308 MAIN STREET Study Set TRI-CITY Riot InBurance Will Defend Sirhan Religious Survey Starting HARTFORD (AP) — A high- SHOPPING PLAZA level meeting on the subject of By GENE HANDSAKER Parsons weCs born near down O n T ow n’s riot Insurance In Connecticut Associated Press Writer town L o s Angeles where his con • A religious survey is being ROUTE 83 $AVE B e e n N am ed has been called by Norwalk tractor father helped build th< taken within a two-and-a-half Mayor Frank N. Zullo. LOS ANGELES (AP) — A 3rd Street tunnel after helping S alaries mile radius of the TalcottvUle VERNON Zullo Wednesday called for a wispy, silver-haired lawyer who build the Palace Hotel in Sai Congregational Church accord spe^ia m ^ n g of the OonnecU- ^ small-town banker prancisco, the U.S. Grant Hole ^ ^ but turns into a tiger in the - - ■ A Job evaluation and salary ing to the Rev. Truman O. Ire Am, Jeffrey Scott, son of Frederick Arthur Jr. and Mar- cut Conference of Mayors, State in San Diego and Hotel Utah op study will be made for the town land, pastor. Making the sur courtroom will defend Sirhan poslte the Mormon Tabemach g w t ^ c la Am, Willie Circle, Rockville. He was bom June 6 Insurance Commissioner Wil Bishara Sirhan, the accused as under the direction of director vey will be a theological school, a Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are liam R. Cotter and all domes in §alt Lake City. of administration Richard Bor- studuit, Miss Nancy Jane Akins sassin of Sen. Robert F. Kenne "I’m a Jack Mormon, whicl Mr. Md Mrs. Frederick J. Socla, Island Falls, Maine. His pa tic fire and casualty insurance dy. dm and a committee of the of Watertown. ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Am, Frank companies in Connecticut. means not a very good one,’ Board of Representatives. Miss Akins is a graduate of lin St., Rockville. He has a brother, Eric Arthur, 2. Mayor Zullo is chairman of Rusaell E. Parsons' own de said Parsons. "I don’t smoke, ; An amount of *1,000 was budg Olivet College in Olivet, Mich., the Conference of Mayors. He scriptlon of his 40-year career is don’t swear much and I drlnl eted to get the study started and is entering the senior class SALE called for the meeting after perhaps a clue to his taking not at all—I used to but no XT daughter of William Peter and Irene 9x12 and Borden already contacted at the Andover Newton Theo McPherson Bossle, 6 Ward St., Rockville. She was bom June talks with Commissioner Cotter, What undoubtedly be his most much.’ 9x12 NYU>N' the University of Connecticut’s logical School in Newton Cen 5 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents New Britain Mayor Paul Man- famous case: "I've been fight His late brothers Charlies aru UNOLEUM Institute of Public Service for ter, Mass., in the fall. She will are Mr. and Mrs. Hanferd McPherson, Portage, Maine. Her fort and Stamford’s Corporation ing for the underdog all my life. Johnnie were famous sprinteri ROOM SIZE RUGS assistance. receive her Badhelor of Divin BERMUDAS *3.00 paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bossle, Por Counsel, Paul Shapiro. I’m just a hard-working jour at the University of Southen RUGS It was thought that a stu ity Degree and will be ordained Reg. $5.00 NOW tage, Maine. She has a brother, William Peter Jr.; and a sis (Jotter a week ago asked the neyman lawyer.” California, where Parson.s go dent could be hired to do the into the ministry in two years ter, Rosanne Marie. insurance companies to continue Parsons will work without fee his B.A. degree. With a law de •5.98 study during the summer but after completing her academic ■k * a Ik offering city governments riot in behalf of the 24-year-old Jor gree from the University o •49.95 Reg. $9.96 Borden was informed by the Utah, he was twice elected Bea studies and one intern year as a ZIra, Kennedy Joseph, son of Ray John and Patricia insurance in ther public liabil danian Immigrant charged with 4 sMm FtaMwd school that the institute would hospital chaplain or working Sweeney Zira, Lake Chaffee, Stafford Springs. He was bom ity coverage. shooting Kennedy in the kitchen ver County attorney in Utah anc help by supplying information with retarded or physically han SUMMER June 8 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandpar New Britain, Norwalk and of the Ambassador Hotel on the then, in 1938-40, was a Los An but would not do any of the ac dicapped children. She is stay ents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joseph Sweeney, Springfield, Stamford were denied riot morning of June 6 geles County deputy district at tual work. ing with Mrs. Wallace Phillips Vt. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zira, 2 coverage in their policies by He indicates he may argue tomey, in charge of racket pro Borden said with the advice of 66 Elm Hill Rd. in Talcott- SUITS Vs O ff Highland Ave., Rockville. He has three brothers, Ray John Jr., Aetna Life and Casualty Co. that Sirhan suffered from brain secutions. 3 ROOMS of a ccmsultant from the State ville. 12, Michael Anthony, 8, and Daniel Scott, 6. The coverage protects a city damage. But he declined to Since then, he said: 'T ve de Personnel Department, the com ’The survey will cover parts of from damage suits arising from specify his strategy and admit- fended judges, lawyers, doctors, mittee made up of Representa Vernon, Manchester and South Koss, Todd Joseph, son of Joseph Michael and Arllne "rlots, commotion and mob ac- ted only that he is defending an- policemen, crooks.” tives Abner Brooks, John Dai Windsor and will involve going Quellette Koss, Geraldine Dr., Ellington. He was bom June 11 tlon.” other client who suffered a type He defended Army Maj. Ray WALL TO WALL gle and Robert Houley will es door to door asking a few ques DRESSES at Rockville General Hospital. His iputemal grandparents are The suits could involve of brain damage, mond "Rattlesnake James” Lls- tablish guide lines and have the tions about the religious prefer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard l^uellette, 22 Charter Rd., Ellington. charges that police and civil A psychiatrist will examine senba, hanged for killing his program evaluated by the con ences of the family, whether or His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koss, Old authorities failed to provide Sirhan "from the tops of his wife with rattlesnake bites. sultant. not they actively belong to a Vs to Vz O ff Town, Rd., Rockville. He has a brother. Steven Michael, 1. adequate protection and main- shoes to the tip of his head," In 1953 he successfully ap 2 Following Borden’s recom particular church and if the chil tain law and order. Parsons said. pealed Charles C. Caban’s book- mendation, the board approved dren have been baptized or at After Cotter’s directive, Zullo After an American CHvll Lib- making conviction to the Cali CARPET Beaulieu, James Rene, son of Robert J. and Patricia Dc- the plan and agreed that extra tend religious instruction class said the three cities were of- ertles Union attorney announced fornia Supreme (Jourt. The land lehanty Beaulieu, Virginia Lane, Tolland. He was bom June 12 mark ruling held that (Jahan’s 100% NYLON money will be provided if more es. BATHING at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are fered riot coverage renewal at Slrhan’s selection, newsmen as- than the $1,000 is needed. Bor The aim of the survey is to 30 to 40 per cent higher pre- cended to Parsons’ fourth-floor constitutional rights were violat Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delehanty, Fair Haven, Vt. His paternal ed by secret planting of record den said it might cost $1,300 to determine church membership grandmother is Mrs. Marion Beaulieu, Barre, Vt. He has a miums than they were paying civic center office and found: $1,500 for the consultant’s fees. before, and with less dollar — A 69-year-old legal veteran ing devices in his place of busi in a particularly rapidly growing SUITS ‘/s O ff brother, Eric Robert. ness. ’This program was to have area. A number of similar sur • to * * * coverage. who has tried about 5,000 cases been started under the former Broken Sizes Zullo said he felt the in- and on appeal won California’s With a client now on death veys are being taken throughout Howard, Kristine Loma, daughter of Curtiss G. and Bar row. Parsons said: ”I am one of director of administration but bara Ritter Howard, 8 Bolton Center Rd. She was bom June 6 surance industry, as a quasi- celebrated “Cahan decision” UP TO Connecticut. Results will be used- (Herald photo by Bucelvlcius) the lawyers fighting to outlaw he resigned his position before to encourage persons to Join and at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents public organization, was barring Illegally acquired evl- 288 ...... any action was taken other Nancy Akins, theology student, will take survey. the death penalty.” actively participate in a church are Mr. and Mrs. George Ritter, Northampton, Mass. Her pa avoldlng its pubic obligation, dence. He looks upon the Sirhan case than the decision that such a MAN TAILORED ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Howard, North "If the insurance companies — A wiry, 5-foot-7, 137-pound '.BRE’S TWO COMPANION GREATS BOTH MADE OF DUPONT or synagogue. Such surveys are as ”a big assignment, a tremen 501* NYLON PILE, ONE OF THE HNEST CARPET FIBERS study was needed. also used as sociological studies Christ with headquarters in The survey is expected to take ampton, Mass. She has a brother, Chutiss H, 3%; and a sis continue to be uncooperative,’’ man, hawk-faced, with thinning he said, “the only alternative hair combed straight back.'. . dous responsibility. Any crimi MADE. Four New Hydrants involving ethnic groups, increas Hartford. most of the summer. ter, Ginger Marie, 6. nal case is.” Your choice IncludcR at no additional coat to you. complete cuatom On request of Barney Moses, SHIRTS Vs O ff *!«*•* seems to be to ask the state piercing blue eyes behind thin- tackleaa Installation over our own padding. Available In both 12' ing populations and suburban Parsons said Sirhan would and 15' widths. president of the Vernon Water Drasdis, Cassandra Beth, daughter of Richard A. and to sponsor its own public In- rimmed spectacles. . . snappy • DuPont SOlIt nylon hl-low swirl textured pile. In 7 beautiful living as related to religious answers in a shallow voice. choose another attorney and Company, four new hydrants practice. Sandra LaPenta Drasdis, Mt. Vernon Apts., Rockville. She was surance company and pro-ide possibly a third to join in the de colors. bom June 6 at Rockville General Hospital. the coverage to the cities.” “He seems quiet,” said an as • DuPont 0019 nylon hMow swirl textured will be installed in the rural area The study is sponsored by the MUSIC RECITALS Cash, C.A.P., sociate, "but in court he roars.” fense. sheared pile. In 7 stunning colors. Deep of town. Talcottvllle Congregation STORE HOURS: Last week, Aetna Fire and Four Jordanian lawyers who IH ’ VU\T moss, Grecian gold. Golden Bronze. Presented by Students of Conn. Charge Temple, Mamie, daughter of Arthur M. and Kathleen Casualty vice president William Said others: "He’s an orator Shamrock, Red. Beige and Blue. ’The Installation of the addi al Church and the Connecticut MON., TUES., SAT. 10 to 6 of the old school. . in t'he tradi- planned to help defend Sir Convenient Terms tional hydrants was approved by Only Sekmistrz Temple, Goshen Hill Rd., Lebanon. She was bom O. BaUey explained why the han said in Amman Wednesday 5 0 1 Take up to 9 years to pay Conference of United Church of DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER WED., THURS., FRI. 10 to 9 June 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal company excluded public liabl- Clarence Darrow . •NT the Bo£^rd of Representatives All Sales Final grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Szczechowski, Wyan .a_____ ^___ “T.nwver’a lawver." and— euMi Fire Chief Joseph Duffln. Ity for riot damage from its " ^ X n V eTr^esTo*^^ jury, Ihefr pro^sed^W ^to me S d THUftSUAY-^NE 20 dotte, Mich. Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Grace L. Tem coverage. He said it was drop- , , States. ktoses explained it has been the COSMETICS ple, Elm Village, East Hartford. She has three sisters, The ped "because at the time the chills go up and down your EXCITIN G PATTERNS IN policy of the Vernon Water Com FRIDAY—JUNE 21 resa, 4, Karen, 2, and Kim. 1. Insurance was written the threat spine.” pany to install hydrants for fire WE CABBY AIX * 4n « * * on the stT^et, they said, he EM PER^^S GIFT THE TOP LINES of widespread violence was not protection, within its franchise, WoddeH School (Auditorium) 7:30 P.M. Pohlman, Linda Ann, daughter of Michael J.' and Kath foreseen.” unfailingly contributes to par- wherever needed. leen Lawlor Pohlman, Plnney Brook Apts., Ellington. She w.is handlers and blind peddlers. NEW YORK (AP) — Restor- ARTHUR DRUO Tickets available at the door Read Herald Advertisements Zullo said the company had no Twlce a grandfather, he walks ing Central Park to its appear- The additional facilities will be bom June 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal underwriting or actuarial basis ARMSTRONG installed at Merline Dr., near grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Lawlor, Valley , two or three miles a night, goes ance a century ago, the city has Howard Dr.; Center Rd. at Sol Stream, N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. d:^r°h^UnrannuaUy"ln Utah replaced a ^ft tree fro^ the raising the rates. "The com and escapes on weekends with Emperor of Japan, LAvitt apartments; Center Rd., Albert W. Pohlman, Baltimore, Md. panies did not pay out a single in the Grous and Christensen * « * * * his wife Victoria to their home A tree called cryptomeria ja- penny in claims this past sum in Palm Springs. ponlca has been planted in the tract and Bette Circle off Center Morlarty, Susan Beth, daughter of Matthew M. Jr. and mer,” he said. But his only real hobby is the Mall on the very spot where a Embossed Linoleum Rd. Jo-Ann Donahue Morlarty, 28 Bruce Rd. She was bom June 1 similar tree, presented in 1860 ’The board also recently ap at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents law, at which he puts in 12-hour Makes a beautiful practical floor in colorful .3 dimensional design. Need Money For Vacation? days. by the Emperor, once stood. proved the installation of a hyd are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donahue, 102 Avondale Rd. Her pa Duplicate Bridge rant on Tunnel Rd. ’The order ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Morlarty Sr., 75 Forest St. She has a sister, Jo-Ann Cathleen, 2. Results In a duplicate bridge Its richly textured appeai*ance makes has been placed and this too will »• «. a « « be installed shortly. ’The charge game last night at the Italian it ideal for just about any room in the for the hydrants amounts to MoriconI, Laura Lynn, daughter of James John and Jean American Club are: North- about $40 for each one per year. Knybel MoriconI, 539 Woodbridge St. She was bom June 14 at South; Miss Carol Greenhut and house and the soft coloiis will give a Use Ours! Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandmother is Ed Conway, first; Mrs. R. C. SQUARE Mrs. Anthony MoriconI, Vernon St. She has two brothers, Jackson and Mrs. Arthur Pyka, lift to any decorative scheme. YARD James John Jr,, 17, and Ronald, 12; and a sister, CHieryl Lynn, and Jack Keppner and Dr. Herb Vernon 4. Koenig, tied for second and third. Farewell! Gorr, Jeffrey Robert, son of Jack-L. and Shirley Craw Also, East-West: Mrs. David Historians ford Gorr, 20 Hayes Dr., Rockville. He was bom June 14 at Sommerville and Mrs. Eugene To all our many friends and customers, we Quality. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He has a brother. Jack L. Jr., Tierney, first; Dr. Saul Cohen 7; and two sisters, Cynthia, 9, and Jill, 3. and Bruce Cummings, second; wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and • Cut from Full Rolls Plan Visit f r r i *1 *1 * * * Mr. and Mrs. Burton Smyth, Tedford, Joseph Louis, son of Ronald Francis and Mary third. gratitude for their kindness and, unfailing MONTINA® • Regularly $9.95 The Vernon Historical Society Ctorreia Tedford, 30 Liberty St. He was bom June 11 at Man The game is sponsored by the will visit the Valley Falls section chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Manchester Bridge Club and is patronage to the Center Restaurant. The of town on June 29 to view sites Otilla Correia, 40 Seymour St. pjayed each Wednesday at 7:30 VINYL CORLON® of historicial significance. *!»•»» p.m. and each Friday at 8 p.m. memories of the past 44 years will never be NOW A business meeting will be Yandow, Lori Michelle, daughter of Clement J. and Vir- at the club, 135 Eldrldge St. A tantalizingly different flooring with held at the Munchow stables on ginia^'Mltlguy Yandow, 12 Oxford St. She was bom June 10 Play is open to the public. forgotten. May health, happiness and good natural design effect that fits prac- Valley Falls Rd. The stables at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar tically every decorative theme. Use it ^ which are located on the Darico ents are Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mitiguy Jr., Shelburne, V’. DIRTY BIRD STOLE WORMS fortune be with you now and in the future. . with everything from modem to H - farm were built in the late 1890’s Her paternal Mrs. Roderic O’Con ALBUQUERQUE (AP) — -1716 feudal. Ideal for both home and busi by Count Munchow, a Hungarian nor, Colchester, Vt. She has a sister, Jan Marie, 2%. early bird got the worms—20,000 ness. Can be installed on floors in SQUARE nobleman noted for his fine rid * * * « * of tiiem to be exact—recently Sincerely, direct contact with the ground. 19 YARD ing and saddle horses. Clukey, Michael John, son of John O. and Carol Hubert from a northwest Albuquerque residence, police reports beautiful colors. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren Clukey, Cedar Rd., Rockville. He was bom June 13 at Man John and Irene Kambas will escort the group on a walk chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are showed. Prepiinition and In.stallatlon Extra to what remains of a sawmill Mr. and Mrs. Honore Hubert, Eaatbrook Court, Rockville. His The worms, raised as bait for built in 1740 by Thomas John. FUNDS paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clatus Clukey, Dex fishermen, were taken from a EXTRA SPECIALS — WHILE THEY LAST ter, Maine. He has a sister, Lisa Ann, 3. worm bed behind the house of This had been converted to*an *> * « » B. P. Gambrel. oil mill in 1790 by Joseph and Samuel Carver •'and Zekiel 01- Skewes, Tonya Eve, daughter of Don L. and Judith Balch TUB ENCLOSURES INLAID LINOLEUM - -cott of-Bolton. Linseed oil was Skewes, 11 Williams St. She was bom June 11 at Manchester extracted from the seeds of the Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and PLAIN $ y IN Mrs. Harold E. Balch, 20 Elro St. Her paternal grandparents OA SW AN 2 - 9 5 STOCK OFF flax plant which was grown for are Mr. and Mrs. Grant Skewes Sr., 7 Chestnut St. its linen fiber. Later when cotton .•*!*•* and woolen fabrics became more Hennequin, Donald David, son of David R. and Linda Mc^ QhoksiiL TyisjoiA. 9n^ Joivjv popular the mill was closed and Gann Hennequin, 170 Maple St. He was bom June 11 at Man later converted to a grist mill chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. U. S. Choice! ODD LOT BRAIDED REMNANT operated by Charles Ladd. and Mrs. Terrence McGann, 1056 Bluefleld Dr. His paternal Boneless, Chuck The group will also view a grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hennequlun, 57 TILE RUGS CARPETS collection of 250 bells belonging School St. He has two sisters, Cheryl, 6, and Kristin, 2. to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Darico «.«*** wmie ■■ of Bolton Rd. Town crier, trol Johnston, Brent William, son of William F. Ill and They w i $ 4 4 . 9 5 ley, Jitney, sleigh, church and Elaine Poplck Johnston, 67 South St., Rockville. He was bom POT ROAST Last each hand bells as well as bells from June 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Russia, Tibet and Arabia are in grandmother Is Mrs. Louis Poplck, 30 Fox Hill Dr., Rockville. INSTOCK WITH 2 x 4 MATCHED ASSORTED SIZES cluded in the collection. for FUN The tour will be postponed in case of rain to June 30. Martin Fagan Named lb Martin F. Fagan has been elected to the presidency oif the Delicious! society. Other officers include George H. Grlgbam, vies pres U. S. CHOICE ident; Mias Hazed F. Lutz, recording secretary; George Chase, treasurer; Ger BINGO LONDON BROIL lb trude Fuller, newspaper publi city, and Maurice Murray, pho- EVERY M O N D A Y-8 P.M. Bath’s, Blackliawk togroptaer. 26 VlUAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE Your Choice Oommltitee chairmen include D AISY RO LL Alien L. Dresser, program; P. A. C. BALLROOM Miss Lutz, publications and VBAL OUTLETS publicity; Mrs. Luella Oenley Come in or call Frozen, Cubed and Mias Natalie Ide, museum and library; Mrs. Fagan, mem -5203 bership; Mrs. Caroline Forster, MEAT LOAF MIX historic sites, and Mrs. Glenn Fork, Veal, Beef OCEAN FRESH, LIVE MAINE Stephenson, nominating. ’Ihe society has listed recent y gitits of historical interest In Selected Produce! LOBSTERS cluding a weathervanc and 85 East Center St. SWEET, JUICY plaque from the old county home barn which was burned At Summit St. PLUMS Lu 29c down last week to make way FANCY, SWEET FREE ESTIMATES or the new elementary school. ONLY 9 9 ^ SHOP AT HOME Pictures, newspapers, a lunch WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL For eon set and a White House CANTALOUPES 4 DIAL 643-8662 cookbook were also acquired. anchester SWEETHEIART f NO OBUOA'nON Savings OF M OUT'OF TOWN The society file is now at the C'AIX OOIXEOT Rockville Public Library, and Member F.D.I.C. Dozen OPEN DAILY 9-6 Mrs. Thomas Connell has com ROSES $1.79 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET pleted a cross index file of THURS. - FRI. 9 - 9 FORMICA COUNTER TOPS MAIN OFFICE - 923 Main Street EAST BRANCH - 285 East Center Street WEST BRANCH - Manchester Parkade OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY 317 Highland Sf., Manchester, Conn. Phone 643-4278 EXPKR’TLY will REASONABLY INSTALLED more than 400 cards which ASK FOR DAYE OR JOE tft Color- to Cboo-e From mahes all materials easily BURNSIDE OFFICE - 700 Burnside Avenue SOUTH WINDSOR OFFICE - Sullivan Avenue Shopping Center available. Oontents may be consulted during library hours J .. . but nothing in the file may be Main Office and Parkade Office Open Tonight till 8 P.M. removed. f F A U lfi a iA Young Dem8 Pick Slate
Htrich—ter Younts Dems nMd«d only minutes last night to elect a compromise slate of agreed that neither will sign a offlcers, and then spent a con- contract with the city unless the sldoral^ time in a dispute over other approves.. thp proposed endorsement of The two luilons have been ne Minnesota Sen. Eugene McCar gotiating with the city since last thy. November for a new work con- d o se to 12S members, the largest turnout In the history of the club, with McCarthy back ers outnumbering the uncom mitted regulars two to one, crowded into Mott's Auditorium for the vote. LAST 3 DAYS The compromise slate, pre sented by a nominating commit tee headed by Robert Coleman, was elected by acclamation. The new slate, to be seated in September, gives the uncom mitted regulars four of the 12 Fix-Up Time officers; The president, treasur er, state board delegate, and GETTING BIGGER TO SERVE YOU BETTER one at-large member of the ex ecutive board. The McCarthy backers, catling themselves the Specials over 3000 sq. ft. of spcraefo showroom and service. O f course we'll have to osk you to "pardon our dust" until the job "Reform Coalition,” get the other eigdit officers. The officers elected are: Is done and suggest you take CKhrcuitoge of outstanding values while the work is going on— Charles Boggini, president; at Glenney’s Atty. Rolland Castleman, first vice president; Christopher Pow ell, second vice president; John New Philco Antomatic Washer Lamenso, third vice president; Choose 2 Atty. David Wichman, treasur SALE TV er; Patricia Str\iff, recording f T O m secretay; Eileen Woods, cor responding secretay; Kenneth Qibson, the outgoing president, U rtest state board delegate; and Jeff rey Pam, Wayne Bolduc, Atty. m Mark Lievine and E>ve Anderson, 1968 at-large members of the execu (Herald pbota by Pinto) tive board. Nine Cadette Girl Scouts of Troop 10 received First Class badges, the highest award in girl scouting, Tuesday night at • Special Permanent M odels The dispute over the proposed a court of awards in Nelli Hall of St. Mary’-s Episcopal Press Cycle endorsement of Sen. McCarthy Nine Cadette Scouts Church. They are, left to right, Cheryl Schaffer, Linda Brown, for president came on a motion Kathl Paulsen, Harriet Groves, Linda St. Laurent, Allison • Automatic to officially congratulate the Kuehl and Vivien Carroll. Susan Dixon and Susan Hurwitz, Power Soak Minnesota senator for his Tues Get Highest Badge not pictured, also received the badge. W a s h e s n e w day primary victory in New • Automatic 295-Inch York. The motion drew loud Nine Cadette Girl Scouts received the First Class , , . . - „ a Filter-Dispenser and enthusiastic applause. Permanent Press a,. o„. .t the .nnuel C«»rt of ^ Console Ot ortT. m th. bui. oua II Tuesday nieht in Neill Hall of St. Mary's Episcopal Ab.™ti.y, ment of health information to garments the way clothing would constitute an endorse Church. Poor People’s campaign leader, aid in maternal and chUd health experts recommend for They are, Cheryl - Schaffer, Prices ment. served as helpers at the Lutz addressing "Solidarity Day" program plaiming. best results • Water Saver With a KitchenAid dishwasher you load your daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bel- Junior Museumn on Sunday af- crowd estimated at 60,(XX). The Yale Sch(x>l of Medicine, The constitution of the State den Schaffer of 118 Porter St.; dishes without hand-rinsing. And automatically they're Young Dems, he explained, temoons from October to June. ______New Haven, will get $lia,31S for VERSATILE • Flex-a-wash Agitator, S ta rt A t T.iniin. Brown, daughter of Mr. Each scout received an active c . » r>_. _____ study of the problems of unwed GARDEN HOUSE washes clothes washed and dried sparkling clean. A KitchenAid dish d(M8 not permit endorsement of M r s .'S ^ e u T B r o w V M cltizen^p pm. teen-age mothers and a $65,813 a candidate, prior to his nom Madison St.; KaiUU Paulsen, sparkling clean washer will keep on doing your dirty work for years inatlon at a convention. Badges were presented by WASHINGTON (AP) Four grant to the Yale department of ^ u g h te r^ ^ M ^ a^^Mra^^^aul Mrs. Richard Harris and Miss grants totaling $304,928 for Con- psychiatry for training and stu Our Knotty Cedar Lawn and Garden House is neat, roomy, weather • Only 26%" wide and years— reliably. His ruling drew considerable Puulsen of 454 E. Middle Tpke.; AKA T7» Kelsey, assistant leader, necticut projects were annoimc- dent mental hygiene. There are many built-in and portable models in debate, but it was enforced. Harriet Groves, daughter of to Kim Crealy, Paula Halde- g(j Wednesday by the Depart- The Institute of Living, Hart proof and keeps your outdoor equipment handy. State Sen. David M. Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Groves of man, Nancy Hungerford, Janet ment of Health, Education and ford, will receive $64,8(X) for P H i i - c a a wide range of prices. Come in and let us show you a member of the Manchester a i Laurel St. Schaffer, Lynn Snuffer and Welfare. training in psychiatry with res- why a KitchenAid dishwasher is your best buy after 2 Y e a r Young Dems, was congratulat- Also, Linda St. Laurent, Deborah Yale, My Country, My Connecticut State Depart- Idency. 6' X 8' GARDEN HOUSE REG. $244. 9220 ed last night for his nomination daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Sovemment and World Herit Model W.; Tuesday night for re-election Thomas St. Laurertt of 148 age; Andrea Burr, Sandra Bay- from the 4th Senatorial District. Lenox St.; Aailson Kuehl, les, Denise Gahoury, Linda 6’x16’ GARDEN HOUSE AND BARBECUE SHELTER S«18 Th«i club pledged its active sup- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don- Glenney, Diane Kozlovich. Su port for him in his campaign. aid Kuehl of 74 Mountain Rd.; san Leggitt, Katherine Marshall, Westinghouse In addition, the Manchester Vivien Oauroll, daughter of Nancy Platz, Janice Reault, 295 INCH Young Dems are proposing a Mr. and . Mrs. Wiiliam Carroll Marcia Strlmaitis, Janet Sisco, Joint and public meeting with of 407 Summit St.; Susan Dlx- and Pamela Walch, My (3ountry TOILETRIES QUALITY RANGES the Manchester YR (Young on, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and World Heritage. CONSOLE Frost-Free Refrigerator Republican) Club, for conduct- Willard Hawkes of 375 Summit The ceremonies concluded PRE-PAINTED ALUMINUM GUTTERS ing a debate between Sen. Bar- St., and Susan Hurwitz, with the singing of Taps. Re COUPON ry and Manchester Mayor Na- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis freshments were served by the KNOWN FOR VALUES easy to in stau than Agostinelli, who will be Hurwitz of 104 Conway Rd. eighth graders. SALE fo r Zenith quality named next Tuesday as the iV) reoedve this badge, scouts Anderson G|OP nominee for the State must have knowledge, skiiU, AT MAIN STREET GRANTS COLOR TV big-screen compact Senate. and experience in the fields of Screens console color tv! Model TKM26CX—30” divided toj) Barry last night thanked the art, home, (dtlzenshlp out-of- w ______range. AGA approved . . . auto Young Dems for their pledge doors, health and safety, and Events i y c u . F T . • Zenith Hendcrafted Calar Chassis matic ignition for all bumers. Uni to work actively for his re-elec- international frlend^ip to meet No printed circuits! • • e*’ tlon, and congratulated the club the requirements of the chal- Good at Main St. Grants only No production shortcuts versal values for natural or L/P for unrivaled dependability FR O S T -F R n on the mature way it had lenges of social defpendablUty, In Capital CREST, GLEEM or COLGATE ' Super Video Range 02-Channel gas. Specifications: Width 30” , worked out its differences. emiergency preparedness, active Off Tuning System for ultra-sensitive Barry'had headed a commit- cKizenshiip, and the promise ‘Paper Gold* Bill Signed reception depth 25” , height over-all 46” . tee of four, to rule on mem- and laws. TOOTHPASTE > Exclusive Patented Zenith Oven interior 24” x 19 x 141/ 2” . Aj)- WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi Color Demodulator Cirruitry A flag ceremony was conduct On Purchase Of bership eligibility, in the event dent Johnson has sig;ned a bill Family Size for unsurpassed color picture proximate shipping -weight 190 lbs. the compromise election agree ed by Raula Haldeman with Jan- 10 Or More ' Sunshine* Color TV Pklure Tube ment had fallen through. et Schaffer and Sue Leggitt as giving U.S. approval to a new Coupon with rare earth phosphor for greater color beairers and Janet Sisco internaUonal "pai^r gold re- 2 9 3 c picture brightness Boggini, before the election. nnrt D en ise Gahourv as color serve currency Intended to re- Limit 4 per customer explained that the compromise ^ ^ k l ^ part with 1‘eve some of the strain on the slate was worked out by repre- taxing p ^ dollar Offer-Expires Sat,, June 22nd Prices Stevt sentatlves of both facUons, ''to readm e on the flag, pa- •ri-ue hAH. o 1- - 1..U trioUsm and democracy were For the first time m tne Sale mnrsntee ^ Cheryl Scaffer, Marcia Strlmadt- world’s financial history," John- Brown, Naitcy Platz son said Wednesday, "nations “^ U ^ a n , who h a J ^ n the and Kathl ^ r s i ^ I . Kim Crealy will be able to create interna- Everything slips together eas read an original letter to God tional reserves by dejlberate ily. No soldering necessary. We Coalition’s candidate for presl- * and joint decislon-r-and in dent prior to the compromise, ®atitled Questions, provide you with full instruc Buttercups amounts needed to support tion folders. ’ASS'* also spoke before the election. Backwoods soimd growth in world trade and "It was never my intentlwi. Patrol, winner of the recent Good at Main St. Grants only D O W N SPO UT payments.” i nor that of the OoallUon, to Cadette-a-rama at Lake of CLAIROL lO-Ft.- Bring measurements in and make a power play, nor to work lalai- Boy Scout Reservation, The drawing rights on the in Reg. $2.96. save as much as $100 for our own projection,” he presented a flannel board dem- ternational "paper gold” re NICE-'N-EASY sald. onstratlon on conservation en- serves could ultimately reduce We made a special deal with the manufacturer the demand for gold and dollars TWO-DOR He explained, "The many «tled, "Balance of Nature." Westinghouse PHILCO _ „ _ _ niadlum of exchange in the and can affer this bargain at this low price! McCarthy backers who are The Yankee Hillbillies enter- HAIR C O L O R Combination door and luilque new members of the club Joined talned with scout and school steadily expanding world econo- BEAUTIFULLY PAINTED-LIFETIMES.UilflCFKX'I'mU COOL panel design. Glass and COMFORT for the purpose of projecting songs. A tableaux, "Girl Scout •1.17 With Coupon screen inserts. 2’8” x 6’8” or Today—Woman of Tomorrow,” Officials have arid the re- 3’0’’ X 6’8’’ pliH 14” black SPACE MATE ideas and for (x>mmencing a Limit 3 per customer dialogue of the crucial problems depictlng five vocational roles serves would help functioning of colonial strap hinges. In of the day. I believe that this based on today’s scout program, the international two-market Offer Expires Sat., June 22nd cludes 3 for door. Matching thumb latch. Room M r now is an issue-oriented organ was shown. system for gold .set up earlier HEAVY DUTY ization and, for that reason, we A rededication ceremony for this year after speculative raids are backing the compromise new members was conducted by ®n the dollar and a rush of gold R«g. $35.55 15 ELECTRIC Cooditiooer slate.” patrol leaders, with Cheryl buying. CLOTHES DRYER Delivers plenty of Schaffer in charge. Joining the The bill Johnson signed au- cooling for rooms as troop were eleven scouts from thorlzes U.S. officials to vote for COMPLETE • Automatic Time Control with large as 15 x 20 feet Junior Troop 681. a charter amendment to the In- automatic shut-off * 3 Tem Deaths in The passing of the golden pa- ternational Monetary Fund pro Good at Main St. Grants only perature Settings; Regular tor viding for the new reserves, a regular fabrics and Wash 'N trol leadership cords followed, Wear—Low tor delicc(tes—Air with Cheryl Schaffer handing sort of currency for use among The Nation central banks in the world. Just Wanderful TEL-O-POST Fluff for pillows, winter-stored • 51,000 BTU/HR cooling hers to Pamela Walch; Linda clothes, etc. • Easy-to-Reach capacity Mm. S. 8. Battles St. Laurent to Janet Schaffer; Lint Collector • Balanced Air • Automatic themostat; Linda Brown to Marcia Stri- Tourist Travel Report H AIR SPRA Y Flow System GALESBURG. 111. AP) — maitls and Sue Dixon to Kim WASHINGTON (AP) — The FLAGPOLE 2-speed fan Mrs. S.S. Battles, 65, the former Crealy. Commerce Department says an 13 Oz, 2 9 2 c Coupon COMPACT COLOR TV • Adjustable draft-free movie and atage actress known Thank yous were extended to unfavorable balance of U.S. and FLAG with Color Tuning E/o lor u i y tuning louvers as Sally O’Neill, died Tuesday Limit 4 per customer St. Mary’s Episcopal Church by tourist travel payments rose to • Solid State Signal System— no tubas • No-Drip night after a short illness. Mrs. more than $2.1 billion last year Price Complete $4 7 7 . 0 0 to burn out in the aignal-rscalving circuits Battles, who co-starred with Janet Sisco and accepted by ai[ter Expires Sat., June 22nd • iB.OOO volt* of picture power dehumidification the Rev. James Bottoms. Also «ap trace- Joan Crawford and Constance • Big 227 (quare inch picture • Easy in-out washable acknowledged were the Girls abl^e to Canada’s E x ^ 67. PICNIC TABLES • Illuminated VH F/U H F Channel Indicators Bennett in "Sally, Irene and Reg. $19.55 $ | g . 5 5 air filters Friendly Society sponsors who The increase In the gap of • Hardwood veneers and solids Snished Mary,’’ made her motion pic Americans’ travel expenditures to match Early American furniture • Pushbutton have sponsored the troop since ture debut as a 15-year-old in abroad over foreigners’ expend 8 R .—*22.95 ventilation control Mike." The last two movies in ‘ he leaders past and itures here was 30 per cent Fully Assembled Stand • Pema-Quick present have been members of which she appeared were made above 1966, the department 18 Feet EUgh installation kit in 1935. this society. Also thanked were u j ... and Included an “ extraor- 6 R .—*18.95 Oscar F. Holcombe Girl Scout breakfast and the HOUSTON, Tex. AP) — Os ing in Canada. car F. Holcombe, 79, Houston mothers who assisted with It said spending in Canada mayor longer than any other money earning projects. was nearly $1.1 billion, a jump Mrs. Everett Kelsey, tiw p man, died Tuesday pf pneunio- MANCHESi'ER nla. He was mayor for 11 non- leader, explained the meaning In all countries, the depart MANCHESTER OPEN DAILY of citizenship in , the scout pro consecuUve two-year terms ment said, a record number of gram. During the year, the from 1921 until 1958. • American travelers spent near scouts participated in the Unit T O eP sH s ly $8 billion last year. Dr. George M. Knauf ed Nations ^ y flag ceremony W.G.GIIHIIEY 649-5253 SEATTLE AP) — Dr. at Center Park, collected toys Capital Footnote W«d.,Thun*iFri. Oeoige (M. Knauf, 61, former for the welfare department, President Johnson has signed deputy director of space medi sang at a local convalescent an $8.16 billion appropriations TELEVISION to 9 P.M. cine wdth the National Aeronau home, filled packets for the bill for Treasury Department tics and Space Administration, Cancer Crusade, counted and re- and Post Office operations next NORTH MAIN STREET died unexpectedly Tuesday. placed hymn books for the fiscal year—-a spending level 3 3 6 Khauf worked with NASA from church, planted flowers in the only sUghtly below the $8.34 bll- 1802 to 1966, when he became courtyard, sponsored a float in non Johnson asked, chtef of supersonic transport the Memorial Day Parade, GRANTS ELLINGTON SHOP FRIDAYS TO 8:30 P.M. GLASTONBURY aaromedieal support for the cleaned litter at Camp Merrl- Capital Quote 815 MAIN ST.— DOWNTOWN Boeing Oo. Wood, and for the second year "Some of you may go home- BUILDING MATERIALS— LUMBER--fUEL P A G E N IN E PA Q B B I G in MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1968
in the future there will be siml- .schools. Just because the town planning. Thera must be effeo- land WM graatad to la A BM* rV . emy has begun doing one of the things Connecticut lar opportunities. aohool system has been con- ttve voter education m Impor- I n s id e tfnaon by tha BogllMi erawn. O H M U Y O IR iKanrl^piitTr we have been doing 1 n Vietnam, and Thds In no way is meant to de- aldered able to absorb about six- tant Issues. The issues must be In 1887. Bngland'a King WU- we are offended. Helicopters were sup The Open Forum grade the iiersonal generosity ty-flve (65) Hartford children presented to the public in an Uam IV (bed, and Prlnceas Vic* PRESORIPTHW posed to remain an American monopoly. Yankee and apparent well meaning of does not mean that our schools unclouded manner at voting Report terta beoame queen. lEapnitu) ^pralb Ounmunlcatlona for pubUcatton on Um C^Mn Kbrum wjll not The fact that this somehow became the principals behind this pres- are not either overcrowded or on time. The voter must make an m 1887. President Andrew FUBLJ8HBD BY THB DC guaranteed pubUcation if t h ^ contain more than 800 ent donation vrtV), I assume have the verge thereof, effort to become'informed. The (Oontlniied from Page 8) HBRA1.D nUNTINO C».. INC a war in which such assumptions became By A.H.O. words. The Herald reservee the right to decline to puhUsh Johnson proclaimed the treaty already received whatever pub- xo my knowledge, a new ele- tax paying public must accept under which the United Statoe 13 g i—ell Street part of our own Instinct is one of the j j y taMJxtT that may he Uhelous or which is in had taste. its responsibilities to the youth, ing support for their candidate. Walcoma Hare MAnoheeter. Conn. llclty Is due. It is rather a critic- mentary school is needed in the Besides, Unruh and tha praetl* purchased Alaska from Rnarta. THOHA8 T. FGRQUSON reasons the world does not admire us We are not sure whether what expnealon of poUtlcal views Is desired hy contrihutlons ism of the responsible town Forest Hills development sec- who are its only real monument WALTER R. FERGUSON for oUr role in Vietnam, and one of the was encountered Just outside the M this character hut letters which are defamatory or abusive The Manchester school depart- cal politicians asnund him be In IBM, the United Statoe PubUahere management, the ■voters who tion. Hie Buckley and Green lieve McCarthy has no chance to MX Founded October 1. 1881 reasons we ourselves feel uneasy and Republican State Convention in win he rejected. have allowed themselves to be achools which service that area "lent must not become depend seised the Island of Guam In the Hartford last Friday evenliv be nominated. Tbelr only hope Spontoh-Amertcan War. PubUehed Every Bventais Except Sundays uncomfortable about it, especially when educated with one primary already dangerously close '‘charity**. PINE PHERIUOY and Holidays. Entered at the Post Offlce at the enemy finally does show up with was not also part —the most school of thought and the other- to capacity. An additional Jun L. J. Plante is that by wWiholdlng their sup- in igog, a RepUbUcan national Manchester, Conn., os Second Class Mall “OOmts, Too, Have Blgbia” port in an uncommitted stance ocnventlcn in Chicago nomlnAt- Oratar St. Matter. some helicopters after all. One thing we tantalizing and pethapa ul r ig h to ^ rtMUld be funded by wise uninformed who, through high echool is needed to ac- Manchester, Connecticut timately most tragic part —of -To the Editor; ------they might become the lever to william Howard Tbft of Ohio might more accurately have calculated Oie town. The action was taken their lack of participation, have commodate the increasing out- SUBSCiUPTION RATES that business of classic Greek In a recent issue of The Her at______the meeting„ on______June 17,, ___ 1968,_ contributed to the rapidly de- from the elementary NAVAJO BLESSING Humphrey closer to Ken- ft,, president Payable in Advance from the very begrlnning. This was that One Year ...... $30.00 fates we expected to find hang si« e of s ^ d cbunse'ling to te r i o i ^ g condition------of- our — schools and last butuu. not least GALLUP. N.M. (AP) - Com “®'*y** ^1®^"“ ” position. ^ ^ ^ Six Months ...... 1S.60 the longer the war lasted the greater ing over all this year’s political M m ^eater student who was in- the oontrary ■voiced by retiring school facility and educational the proposed new Lincoln School Three Months ...... 7.80 pollen, an eagle feather, a cere- Whatever it does about Viet- Rapresentattves of ’nmlsla, One Month ...... 3.60 the number and variety of weapons and conventions. r^i School S u p e rtn te i^ t Curtis. reputation. is an acknowledged necessity. menial basket and a drum went nam, _ the Humphrey camp ifomcco and the Algerian Na- WINDOW SHM ES implements the other side would possess MEMBER OF But, perttaps in an Illusionary, TiAiw?** f ^ was ap- With the exception of Dr. The plain and simple fact is Physical education 'within our to New York with Mrs. Kay woidd do well to Interrupt its tlonal Front ended a meeting in THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and use would be certain to 'be. deceptive fartiion, it looked and nhmtf II u of lies WaKer Sohardt, the conscience that the children of Manchester school curriculum set-up Is re- Bennett, New Mexico’s 19M euphoria to consider the sullen hy ccDdemnlng I^ench Gr«M, Whitw, lerw The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use of repiddioation of all news dis felt like the revival of direct hu Doui police brutality, property of the Board ■was apparently are entitled to a proper edcua- morkably poor. Although our "Mother o< the Year.” ■ neutrality of the UnrUh delega- policy in Algeria. patches credited to it or not otherwise credit man presence and influence on ^m ag e croated by police and satisfied though cm accompany- tion. Objections of the “property schools have gymnasiums, these Mrs. Bennett, a Navajo from Uon. It represents a substantial __ ■vtmrm Am WoBhoblw ed in this paper and also the local news pub lished here. the course of political events. ^ r a e s other than the student Ing resolution that this action owners” notwithstanding, It is are equipped in many Instances Gallup, said she needed the body ofDemocrats whotoday _ h,a fimr CASCADE HNISH AU lif^ts of ropublicatlon of special dis Sand In Summer Too It looked and felt like a re ^m onstrators, and so-caUed did not constitute the seHhig of the responsibility of the town with nothing but two basketball Items to open the Wonderful view Humjdirey’s prospective ../tTnimi ^ patches herein are also reserved. e 8 ded reporting of the news a precedent. the taxpayers to provide backboards and movable bleach- World of Mothers pageant with nomination with less than happl- Made to Order- When, the other day, we became aware vival of meaning and of choice. emergency communication sys With Tear BoBess The Herald Printing Company Inc., as It looked and felt os if it had all standard leftist Any thoughts along those lines thhe necessary educattonal ers. Of what earthly use is a a Navajo ceremonial blessing, ness and Joy. sumes no financial responsibility for typo of the fact that the Town of Manchester tem — the so-called "hot Une” FULL UNE OF CUSTOM life and energy and resource ixn...» 1, w ... STB sheer fantasy. stags and decent faculties to gym with no equipment and no Mrs. Bennett la the first In- graphical errors appearing in advertisements was busily engaged in spreading sand instructor? If the expensive dlan to become New Mexico’s between Washington and Mos and other reading matter In The Manchester within itself. Exactly what pet project or aooompliah this end. cow. VENETIAN BUNDS Evening Herald. again, preparatory, we suppose, to gath ‘J’® P«>8Tam some othw would- Areas of major concern at the space Involved was meant for Mother of the Year, These are intangible superla Today in History One Tear Ago Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washlng- ering it up again, we sirffered a momen tives to be handing out to some pom ^®,*' be benefactor or group will come moment t».oare the repair and re- use „ solely „ — j as an auditorium,------She is------known —in New ...... Mexico...... ton Post News Servioj tary illusion as to the season. We as ,aoout th®lr son s action af- up with remains to be seen but habdlitation of existing plant fa- why wasn’t it designed as such as a Navajo singer, doll maker By THE ASSOCIATED PBE8S The United States proposed a E. A. JOHNSON B\iU service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc, thing 'that was, after all, basi ter five-point plan to end the Middle sumed it was winter again, and that the " r TWY learning cHKY 'y the truth”------was withWUil theUte typetyp*? Wof backwoods LWiCIVWinnu* iso- UlilUCOcllitles tUlUand kA/iitsuconstruction v*.of twad- OUso that uiai, better uciawci use Uisc wcould bo and author. She wrote a book Today is Thursday, June 20, Publlshere Representatives — The Julius cally nothing more than an op Blest dispute. The proposal call Mathews. Spboial Agency — New York, Chi town’s trucks and sprenders ■were out eration in hospitality to the dele mon**°^i * scholarship laUonlst type thinking which Is ditional facilities to relieve the made of those facilities. about her g;lrlhood on the Nava the 172nd day of 1968. PAINT GO. cago, Detroit and Boston. On This Date ed for direct Israeli-Arab nego 788 a a t, TeL 648-4M1 dealing 'with the latest ice storm. gates of a political convention. . . ®^ being provided by a part appearing Increasingly prevalent overcrowded conditions which Manchester must come alive. jo Reservation, where she was MEMBER AUDIT BDREIAU OF CIROULA- me s^called establishment, in the town. It seems likely that now exist in many of our There must be effective forward bom in a hogan. In 1632, the colony of Mary- tiations. nONS. But then, as the sand that had been But the hospitality i^ratkH i another S.D.S. cUche. Maybe was one conducted on behalf of Display advertising closing hours spread began to blow and swirl, we no- these parents should thinir of For Monday — i p.m. Friday. Uced there was no ice underneath it, the Governor of New York, and, the many students seriously in- For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. both in its staging and its re For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monda\. terested in obtaining an educa 2 but rather a small film of some tar-like For Thursday - 1 p.m. Tuesdav. sults, it proved to be something tion, who are paying their own For Friday — ; p.m. Wednesday. substance which managed, here and rather unique —a telling, elo For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. way througb Columbia, but Classified deadline — 3 p.m. day before there, to fasten a grain of sand down quent sample, we would say, of were deprived of a full month publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Satuidav to the roadbed. what kind of operation this and Monday publication. of college. Is this a demonstra On further observation and research, whole political nation is going tion In the name of Justice? Unequaled SA VINGS... Thursday, June 20 the only similarity to the winter spread to be subjected to in the next I was surprised that the stu few weeks by “the Rockefel ing of sand was that the sand wound dent did admit the primary lers.” up, as usual, blotching 'the polish of the goal of the S.D.S. at Columbia Race In The Professions The tangible componoits of University was the termination automobiles, who traveled through it, this operation did not alone of a research contract between Tile House of Delegates of the Ameri darkening the paint and windows of the seem equal to the result. There the University and a branch of can Medical Association, meeting out at homes along the route, making miniature was the spectacle of adequate NORMAN^S the U.S. Government. They Selection San Francisco, adopted, by nearly un sand storms across the landscape, and buses waiting, outside the con used the issue of the gym con- animous voice vote the other day, a making still more difficult the culture vention hall, to traniqiort the struction, with its-racial over simple, elemental, but history-making re of lawn edges. delegates to the hotel where the tones, only to help their own Rockefeller event was being cause. solution which called for an amendment After the sand has blown enough the to the association’s hy-laiws tghich would held. There was, at the hotel, After disrupting 26,000 olti- town will come eiound and sweep up a set-up which included the on "state clearly that membership in the Bt Btudente’ rlgtate to leom, what is left, Just as it does in winter. ly succession of bars wo have after waatoi^ destroying and American Medical Association or any of ’ It all makes life in Manchester seem ever seen, at a political or any obscenely marking up .offices its constituent associations shall not be unified, and all of one piece, i having other kind of event, which was and other facUitieB of the Uni- denied or abridged on account of color, sand in summer toa long enough and staffed with 'veralty, they demanded amnes enough bartenders to serve a creed, race, religion or ethnic origin.” We ore told the program has more ty. Our sodsty will com- teeming crowd without'' more As a result of the passage of this than merely sentimental, artistic objec pletely crumble if these and all than one or two customers O'ver other law breakers are not resolution ait San Francisco, such an tives. The combination of a generous addKlon to the by-laws will be pmepdtBd finding themselves in any kind puntohed. The complete de- spurt of sand on a thin veil of tar is of waiting line before a barten for conslderatian by the House of Dele atniotion of our free enter- supposed to help seal our pavements der. There was mu^c. Every pitoe system of govenunent is gates at its next meeting, in ICaml in against further cracks. We have an thing seemed to hav^ class. the stated goal of the S. D. S. December. amateurish; non-engineering opinion that The most telling of all the oxganlaatlon. Their outspoken The San Francisco resolution specifical our pavement cracks in Manchester are tangibles, however, o ^o u sly goals were all listed in a front ly directed the inclusion, in the draft a little wide for such a fine screen sand, because he branched over into page artiole of the June 13 amendment, of provision for the expul or that, at the least or as a sort of ths intangible, was the presence, Herald. In the article It qinted sion from the parent association of emy compromise, a few solid boulders might in the well but modestly Stove HaUiweU, a Columbia local society which denied its member groomed flesh, of David Rocke graduate student, as foUowa: be thrown into its pits and traps first. feller, toe brainy brother who "We want a free society. The ship to anybody on racial or religious But if it makes the town happy to keep is president of “that bonk” and shape of that society will be grounds. the town in perpetual sandstorm, whose sudden appearance out on detarmlned by men shaping There are now, according to statistics summer and winter, we guess we can Courtesy Wadsworth Alhenewn. Hartford the political circuit was testi their own Uves. But we know used by the New York Times, about 7,000 all be good citizens, too, and grit our mony more eloquent than any this—cepitaJism will have to Negroes among the nation’s 300,000 teeth and bear with it. JACKSON POLLOCK’S “NUMBER 9”: One Of The Major Works In (^rrrat Atheism Exhibition words to the seriousness and the go.” physicians. Percentage-wise, Negroes Of Recent Afequisitions At Hartford National Bank And Trust Company, Hartford total devotion of resource with Xd closing a word at wisdom have 11.4 per cent oi the nation’s popula which the RockefeUer clan was to present ooUege students now taking the fight for the Re tion, 2.2 per cent of its doctors. from an editorial in BVnbes: The New Steamers publican nomination for the "Universttles are institutions of Of the 7,000 Negro physicians, S,000 Presidency. Is the Stanley Steamer, now more a A Thought for Today learning and if the undergrad belong to an organlzatlcn called the The Rockefeller wooing, die legend than a memory, alxjut to make a Sponsored by the Manchester uates of any university learn National Medical Association, composed By Rowland Evans Jr. Rockefeller appeal, had an in only one thing in this new day almost entirely of Negroes. comeback on the American motoring Inside Council of Churches scene? The chances are admittedly slim stant response from a crowd of also unlimited individual The professional importance of mem that the Stanley or some other steam- of Republicans who obviously freedom and license. It should Robert D. Novak “Our Father, Give Us This Day had a rlg ^ feeling about being be that others, too. have rights bership in the American Medical Asso powered automobile will return to favor Our Dally Bread” ciation or its component aiflflliates lies but the subject is being hotly debated precisely 'where they were at and freedoms and that in a free Report This prayer to God, asking that moment. “Where else could country there are penalties in fact that such membership is some at a hearing being conducted in Wash Him to give us our dally bread, ington by the Senate Commerce and Another, less emotional, Unruh you and I be?" they seemed to and-or punishments for the evil times, in some localities, set as a pre SAN FiRAiNarSCO—Shortly party unity. Bitter, demoralized, teaches us that we are depend be asking as they Jostled into Public Works Committees. and frustrated, they must be aide called her back to smooth men, young or old, who in the requisite for those “house prtsilej'es” after Robert P. Kennedy was ent on Him. With all the re one another. guise of seeking ‘Justice’ de What Interests the senators is the pos wooed by Humphrey if he ex the water, but anti-McCarthy markable progress made by sci which give a doctor the right to admit” burled, a discreeit and cautious “Were you there last night?” > stroy the foundations of it.” sibility that motor vehicles powered by eitfort was made to bind up the pects their support. sentiment Is deep. Key members ence in the production and his patients to specific institutions. steam might reduce the volume of air of the Unruh delegation cannot they were asking themselves B. J. MciDonneU, All hall to the progress the AMA is Kennedy and Humphrey wings Indeed, it is no secret here processing of the necessities of 184 Ludlow Rd. pollution produced by the millions of of the California Democratic erase from their memories Ken life, and all the carefully devel back at the convention the next now guaranteeing itself in its ovm zules that Unruh feels Humphrey, if morning, and they didn’t need internal combustion engines, producing party. R. was a total flop. still supporting the Johnson Viet nedy’s private complaints in the oped plans of business and \ and practices. the smog that Increasingly plagues the to specify, not even to those A Taxpayer BeeponslbilUy The failure underlines the nam policy, would lead the last week of his life about Mc marketing experts for their dis The larger and more difficult task will major cities. Carthy’s personalized attacks. who hadn’t been there, but who TV) the Editor, state of affairs in the Demo- party here to humiliating de tribution, we still are depend Congratulations Town of Man be that of raising and equalizing edu About the only thing the advocates of cnaibic party today. Far from Nor has their wrath een as ent on nature and on nature’s had merely heard about it, steam-powered cars and representatives feat against either Richard M. "where” the ’’there” had been. chester. You have Just been cational opportunities so that any racial producing a truce of sorrow, Nixon or Nelson Rockefeller. suaged by . a barrage of tele God. Everything we use can be *218 of the "Big Three” motor manufacturers deemed a worthwhile "Charity” 16 cu. \U 550-lb. UPRIGHT FVEEZEV imbalance which survives in any of our the murder of Kennedy has not Even if Humphrey modified his phone calls, letters and post readily traced back to God, the This colimmlst confesses that agree on is that steamers emit hardly cards — one Kennedy deletate he fell under the spell, enough and the problems of the Admin leading professions can be explained on narrowed the party’s deep pivi- war policy, according to this Giver of all. Jesus wants us to istration and taxpayer have any air pollutants. But on all other points sions. And although politics told us he has received 60—from realize it; that is one purpose to lose objectivity and come to the basis of each particular race’s there was strong dlsag;reement. Propon triew, he would be a distinct un wish to see how far this late- been solved. *167 in Callfomia is bigger than derdog in California. rank-and-file McCarthyites urg- of this prayer. 25 cu. ft, 865-lb. CHEST FREEZER SAVE *25 G-E 12 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Instinct toward one kind of profession ents said they operate smoothly, quietly There is in this petition also starting blitz can get in the After strong urglngs by Board life, the refusal of Kennedy of Education Chairman John G. OFF BEG. PRICE or another, not by the fact that it is and efficiently. Opponents said they are partisans here to reconcile It is known that Unruh feels (iee Page Nine) a suggestion to be moderate in summer of 1968. He found him still more dlftlcult lor some races to complex, dangerous because of the high- McCarthy would be much self reminded of the time when Rottner, whose prodding over- themselves wiith Vice President our demands and not to ask for niled the better Judgment of the make the gp*ade, or to afford the effort, pressure boilers, and slow in starting. Hubert Humphrey is evident stronger here, even though the things we do not need. Solo there 'was such trouble and con G-C 16 cu. ft NO FROST REFRIG.-FREEZER *266 In the early days of the automobile animosity by California Ken troversy over flndinga site for majority, the Board voted to *257 than others. elsewhere in the country. mon’s prayer was in the spirit accept a private donation to 16 cu. ft, 550-lb. NO FROST FREEZER industry, when there were more makes The attempt at post-assassi- nedy partisans derived from Herald of this petition; “Give me . the then newly founded United McCarthy’s hard-hitting prima Nations that there seemed a eupport a school program which than one could remember and all of the naltion reconciliation originated neither poverty nor riches; feed G-E 15 cu. ft. ALL REFRIGERATOR OFF SAVE BEG. PRICE*20 manufacturers were struggling to sur In California with a lieutenant ry campaign here against Ken Yesterdays me with food convenient for great possibility its permanent Helicopters An “Escalation?” vive, the steam-powered cars for a whUe •of National Committeeman Eu nedy is enduring. me, lest I be full and deny Thee headquarters would be lost to enjoyed some popularity. Among the That was demonstrated last and say; Who is the Lord? or some other continent, and then The probable "sighting”, usually by gene Wyman, Humphrey's top 25 Years Ago most popular and the one best remem man in California. Believing week when Mrs. Ann Alanson, a lest I be poor and steal and the Rockefellers moved and put night-time radar, of helicopters being McCarthy booster and ex-offlclo Rent bered today, was the Stanley Steamer that feuds are often patched Sunday. The Herald did not take the name of my God in the site together and the thing General Electric flown on the enemy side of things in which iame out in 1890. It was last made up at the funeral of a mutual member of the convention dele- publish. vain!” was done. What now stands on Vietnam continues to be reported, and in 1926. There were others. In an even friend, the Wyman aide g;ation by virtue of her office of Again, when we realize that the East River down in New A Car? it is often labeled as if it were an "es earlier time there were a few clui.isy ■thought the tragedy might National Commltteewoman, tele 10 Years Ago God is the Giver of our daily York City may have been deluxe calation” of the war on the part of North steam-powered stage coaches in parts of bring together t'wo former al phoned an Unruh associate to bread we return thanks to God child’s play compared to the New England. lies who have been bitter fac discuss convention logistics. She Dr. and Mrs. Amos E. Friend for His goodness. "Know ye political task the RockefeUer Vietnam. of Comstock Rd. sail for a meet What we really mean. In our official Old timers liked to tell of the thrills tional foes since 1964—Gene was cut off sharply and told that the Lord He is good, be power and influence and en 30" RANGE that her presence at the Satur ing of the American College of thankful unto Him, and bless ergy and intelligence is now and our news handling of such a mat of operating a Stanley Steamer. At a Wyman and Assembly Speak time when cars with internal combus day delegation caucus would be Surgeons in Stockholm, Sweden. His name.” going to try to accomplidi this ter, Is not “escalation” in the precise er Jesse Unruh, loader of the tion engines were doing well to hit 30 state's Kenhedy forces. offensive to the Kennedy family Chester L. Robinson retires ns Walter L. Abel, Pastor summer. But it will all be used, sense of a raising of the level of violence miles an hour, the Stanley Steamer 'could Coiwequently, Wyman’s lieu in view of McCarthy’s attacks vice principal of Manchester Our Savior Lutheran Church there is no longer any doubt in the action of Vietnam. go at least twice as fast. Oddly, it could tenant approached an aide to on Kennedy. High School. Wapplng about that. What we reflect, in our reaction to go Just as fast In reverse. But there Unruh with the suggestion that such a thing as the use of helicopters were two drawbacks; It took a while to Wyman and Unruh meet for W hy Not! on the part of the enemy, is our long get up steam and it was necessary to the first Ume in years. They and comfortable assumption that it is replenish the water supply frequently. would talk about arrangements somehow wrong and 'wicked for the en As time went on there were refinements. for the National Convention in vr:l%H Chicago Daily News We have new cars for rent J EMy to clean hi-speed Today, according to an independent re I'uliliklicra-liiiM St mlivatc emy in Vietnam to have anything llkb Chicago and perhaps general by the day, we^, month, at searcher who testified the other day be political questions. There would very reasonable rates! . . . . : 4 c 1 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 19«8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN BOY SCOUT Note$mtdNeu)» TROOP ste Titlop 362 of St. Bartholomew Churdi recenUy held Its final Court of Honor at the churdi. Sister Mary Maher and Sister Monica Leonard, both of the New Sui Darks! Congregation of Notre Dame; and Dr. Robert Seaton Smith, institutional representative, were guests of honor. Jose Salazar opened the pro gram with a presentation of a Junior & Misses proposed troop trip to Vene SAVE zuela. Senior Scouts Rick Ruggles, Donald Moquin, Richard Salazar and Herbert Stevenson cwi- A^ EXTRA ducted the Court of Honor. Awards were made to Curtis HamUton and James White, tenderfoot; Frank Jawroskl and David Sheridan, second class; DRESSES William Keegan, first class; Frederick Ruggles, star. Also, John Blake, George Fee, Jeffrey Frithsen, Douglas Hauschild, William Keegan, mm Light-in w ^ ^ JR a rk in look T Robert LeBlanc, Donald Moquin, Our Regular Lx)w Prices on Our Entire Stock of * James Rook, Frederick Ruggles, Richard StUazar, Peter Smith, PMIlip Spina, David Stevenson, Douglas Stevenson, Bras, Girdles Herbert Stevenson and Willard Waterfleld, citizenship in the j b i j i community. & Also, John Blake, Douglas Panly Girdles 2 HauschUd, Robert LeBlanc, except Fair Traded Merchandise IS James Rook, Richard Salazar, Da'vld Stevenson, Douglas EXAMPLES: m Stevenson and Herbert Steven BRAS son, flremanshlp;. James Rook Our Reg. 1.49 You Pay Only 1.12 9.97 and Frederick Ruggles, swim ming; Frederick Ruggles, Our Reg. 1.89 You Pay Only 1.42 ciUzensMp in the nation; Wil Junior & Misses Our Reg. 2.19 You Pay Only 1.64 • Rayon linen lard Waterfleld, home repairs, Our Reg. 2.97 You Pay Only 2.23 fishing and pets. Only Bando styles; soft and padded styles. 32 to Dr. Smith presented a cer 36-A cup; 32 to 42 B cup; 34 to 42 C cup. • Sleeveless tificate of appreciation to Sis Fashion Swim Suits Soggy seniors, out of the storm, adjust their gowns, coiffures and dignity in the cafeteria before resuming the processional to Arena. ter Mary Mahar for her en thusiastic support 'of scouting GIRDLES & PAINTYGIRDLES • Shifts for the past several years, and Our Reg. 5.47 You Pay Only 4.10 for her permission for use of her Our Reg. 4.77 You Pay Only 3.58 •Dark colors-grey-i*brown-berry classroom at St. Bartholomew’s 631 at MHS Graduate, Despite Weather 8.97 Our Reg. 3.97 You Pay Only 2.98 School for merit badge classes. Scoutmaster Edward Ward pre Don’t miss the new arrivals of the latest fashion swim suits in voiles, Our Reg. 3.69 You Pay Only 2.77 • Sizes 7-15, 5-11 petite, 10-18 (Continued From Page One) produce studenits who know ‘Though such problems may tual human respect can our so sented her with a dogwood tree cottons, nylon and other most exciting fabrics. 1,2 and 3 piece fashions in Sizes S-M-L how to mouth facts .but not to Graduates List seem overwhelimg, Judge ciety survive the crises of to which the scouts will plant on group. Other swim suits from 6.97 to 15.97. / lated moans,. "While wo live, lot think creatively. Rubinow reminded the g;radu- day and meet the challenges of the convent pounds. us live fuUy.” The school “should train him Is on Page 21 ates, the year he was g;raduated tomorrow,” he said. Herbert Stev^on, troop com When all the boys, maroon- to think for himself by encour from MHS witnessed the begin Following Kelderllngr's talk, mittee c h a i m ^ announced dad and tho girls In white had aging his creativity,” she said. ning of the Depression^. . . “an the seniors rose in a body and Brian Rogers receives a handshake with his diploma from his dad, MHS Prin that Frank E. Keegan would economic slump so severe that, replace Mr. Ward as scout- reached lheii.v places, ithe seniors "It sihould serve os a proving the traditional ‘Benediction’’ by filed by two’s down the center cipal A. Raymond Rogers. - ■______ground for Ms developing ultimately, every bank in this aisle to receive their diplomas, meister next year. Mr. Ward will salt upon signal from Richard Dutkin. philosophy wMle affording him country was closed by a Presi which were distributed by mem land had geographic ties with continue as a member of the The keynote speaker was the dential proclamation, and the troop committee and as troop Oobb, class prealdenit, who a chance to explore and dis- Hon. Jay E. Rubdnow, Superior bers of the Board of Education: the Gay City State Forest lands strode to the microphones for oover.” entire machinery for the pro Girls received theirs from Mrs. in Hebron. He noted the trails, advisor. Court judge and Probate Court duction of goods came to a Save Case Mt. Plan the greeting. The full text of her address Anita Murphy, and the boys’ crossing roads and highways, To cloee the program, George administrator for Connecticut, virtiuil standstill.’’ Blake, committeeman, present Cobb drew a laugh from the and the valedictory, “The and himself an MHS giaduate certificates were handed out by that connected the two areas. c7 aiidience and the class when he Tragedy of Education: What in the Class of 1929. "And because the times were Roger Bagley. Town Planner Joseph Tamsky ed movies and slides of troop inadvertesiitly referred ito "this Can Be Done,” by Edward M. Taking as his theme the pur uneasy then as they are now,’’ Brian Rogers received his Proposed by Weiss said the whole system of pres activities. Refreshments were served. gnadualtion night of June 19, Kelderllng, will be published tn suit of “lofty aims,’’ Judge he charged in closing, "the together with a smile and a spe Town Manager Robert B; Weiss unveiled a new plan ent and possible trails through 1969," but he continued unflus a special two-page graduation Rubinow told the graduates country needed then, as it cial handshake from his father, woods and along brooks in tJie Cob Pack i tered and after ithait the pro edition of the High School that these words were inspired needs now, the best that is in MHS Principal A. Raymond to get the state to buy Case Mountain last night, at a area might also Involve the Cub Scout Pack 2 of Second gram proceeded almost without World, \vhlch will appear in to by a message he sees nearly young people — young people Rogers. joint meeting of the chairmen of the conservation com towns of Vernon, South Wind- (Congregational (Church had Its a hlitch. morrow’s Herald. every day, engraved in stone who, guided by lofty alms, will Then followed the singing of mission, the park and recreation commission, and the sor and East Hartford. ‘The Shen- annual picnic Saturday, June 15 Women’s Leather Sandals CLEARANCE! The only other mishap came Following the salutatory, on the west wall of the B u n not blindly accept things as the class song, to music writ planning and zoning commission. ipsit Trail starting at the fire at Camp Johnson, Bolton. David whm the microphone momen several seniors left their seats nell Memorial in Hartford. they are but will set their tal ten by Kathleen M. Kelly and The plan centers on a large tower in South Glastonbury Hayes and Vincent Perry, on Hand Crafted in Italy J behalf of the pack, presented a tarily went dead as Salutatorian to join the Round Table Sing “I hope that the next time ents to work to make things words by Linda S. Leon, and scale campaign to g;ather mediate and concerted effort to passes through the Case Moun Teen’s & Ladies! Low Heels! Sharon Gworek began her ad ers for a rendition of the spirit you are there you will look at better. tain land. large Father’s Day cake to the the closing with the Manchester enough area support to convince the mountoln. fathers of the boys. Akela, por dress. ual, “Chariot,” under the di it and ponder It,” he said, "it "It is to the ranks of those Alma Mater. . - X ^ , After the last General As.sem- Lemuel Miller, chairman of In her talk, "The Tragedy of rection of Miss Martha White. reads, ‘Life is always insipid of- your fellow Americans who members of the State General jgg.^ during which town the Conservation Commission, trayed by John F. Hayes, cub- ONLY Our Reg. Low Prices to those who have no great are working to make things Throughout the program, Roy assured Weiss and the other master, and Vincent Perry, as Educaltion; Where We Have The group’s other numbers, Wlerzblckl, a member of the Assembly convening in January officials failed to convince the 3.97 to 4.97 FUled,” she charged that pub performed after the principal works in hand or no lofty aims better that I welcome you,” he that the state must make the state to buy the 273-acre moun- leaders his commission would sistant cubmaster, presented 3.97 class, presided at the oigan. He 2.88 to elevate their feelings.’ said. enlist all the supt)ort it could. awards to the cubs at a council Genuine leather uppers, linings & soles. Foam cushioned from heel-to-toe. Sizes 5 to 10. lic secondary schools tend to address, were ‘Bom Free" and was presented his diploma by moimtadn part of a state forest tain parcel for $425,000, from "Whether we call it hitching Edward Kelderllng, academ system. Case Bros., legislators told town He noted the commission has (ire Saturday night. Saucy, bright colors in wipe-clean non-cracking vinyl patent. Wide variety of patterns. the class president. ’Thoee receiving awards were A. Glove leather T-strap with B. Embossed Roman thong san- C, White glove leather base trim- your wagon to a star, or having ically the first-ranked member Weiss introduced one of the leaders a strong effort tn the long been behind a move to ...... dal in Dark Brown leather. med with orange, yellow or Colors include black, white, orange, yellow, green, navy, bone. Sizes 5 to 10. a reach that exceeds your grasp, of the class, hi his valedictory Becasue of the crowded con preserve the mountain area David Peck, wolf badge; Kevin loop thong in white, yellow, key people in a summer pro- 1969 Assembly stood a good * Reilly, wolf badge and assistant orange, chocolate. turquoise glove leather. or having lofty aims, the point following Judge Rublnow’s ad ditions in the Arena, the tradi gram to prfepare a picture dem- chance, Weiss said, from further development. is that your attitude, toward dress, deplored the persistence tional processional by two’s be denner badge; Tommy Landers, u onstratlon of the mountain’s "We need to make a strong Joseph Sylvester, chairman of what you want to accomplish in and the spread of national vio fore the audience had to be dis bear badge; Vincent Perry, bear merits. Gene ‘Twaronlte oi 34 pitch, we need to concern the the park and recreation com badge and a gold and silver ar life makes a difference in what lence and what he termed “our pensed with, and the fledging mission, noted that the whole graduates marched straight out Spruce St. will be a junior next towns of Glastonbury and Bol- row; James Sylvester, bear REPEAT OF A you do accompli^ in life,’’ the social apathy, which Is so tra feill at the University of Con- ton, and we need the active sup- mountain is covered with trails Men’s Hi-Crew speaker said. gically evident." the north doors to the cafeteria. badge and gold arrow; David nectlcut where eh is majoring port of 20 to 30 local groups and would be a "terrific buy." Kershaw, bear badge and gold He said the immediate per He said, ‘"The sickness In our There they received congratu in forest recreation and parks such as garden clubs and the Tamsky jioted that the moun sonal result of having such pur society is not the fault of a few arrow; Raymond Wallace, bear- SELLOIT! lations from parents and friends, management. Boy Scouts. ‘The assemblymen tain is a key part of the sys badge and gold arrow; Gary pose will be “a greater measure poorly made laws or insane and boisterously "unwound” tem of linear parks beginning of satisfaction and happiness. criminals. It Is our fault. Living ‘The youth Is an Intern In listen to numbers,” he said. Pointer, bear badge and denner Knit Shirts from the night’s long program, Wests’ office for the summer. “There are so many towns and to become a reality now. Paths badge; Bruce Bayles, bear N “But a far wider and more in a democracy creates In all which ended at 9, an hour after running along Hop Brook and significant result will come when of us a responsibility for the His photographer’s skills and Ms so many people involved that badge and gold arrow; David its planned conclusion. fledgling forest ranger’ know- i see equal justification for the passing under the planned Rt. Hayes, bear badge andu gold Men’s4 you use your talents — as I health of our civilization.’’ Outside, the rain continued. 6 aim for the mountain and know many of you will want to ‘The terrible acts of individual ledge were evidenced by a short state to buy Case Mountain as arrow; Ricky Sawyer, bear slide lecture ke gave the town there was for it to buy Aron make the mountain top a goal badge and gold arrow. use your talents — In helping to men "are merely expressions for the hiker. solve the great public problems of the spirit of our age,” he Lebanon Postmaster leaders last Mght. The same Mountain on the other side of Fifteen cubs became Webelos lecture will be greatly broaden- Hartford,” he added, David Odegard, a member of scouts and received their 2.97 Nylon Taffeta that press on us todc^j^: poverty charged, calling on his class WASHING’TON (AP) — The ed and detailed by the time he Dr. Douglas Smith, chairman the Board of Directors and a webelos colors. They were Ricky amidst affluence; unequal edu mates to nurture an attitude of longtime .supporter of plans to Sawyer, Tommy Landers, Jim cational opportunities: unsafe "moral responsibility — to see Senate confirmed Wednesday goes back to school, Weiss said, of the Chamber of Commerce Combed cottons in colorful blazer President Johnson’s nomination Weiss said the town leaders, City Beautiful Committee and buy Case Mountain, told the my Sylvester, David Hayes, stripes, pin stripes & solid mesh knits. streets and highways; polluted one another as human beings group, "It is frightening to ’Timmy Neumann, Raymond adr and water; and decision by and respect one another as hu of Ella R. Barrett as postmast especially those gathered last a guest at Iasi night’s meeting, Colors galore. ^M-L-XL. Jackets er of Lebanon, Conn. night, "must make an im- noted that the Case Mountain think of what Manchester could Wallace, Ronald Malllet, Tommy violence instead of political pro man beings. look like in even 10 years with Hogan, Bruce Bayles, Dennis cess.’’ "Only in such a spirit of mu the recent rapid growth here.” Teel, Jeff Stones, David '/ ^ Odegard urged full coopera Kershaw, Martin MaldeUs, Vin Sellout Priced! tion between the men gathered cent Perry and Gary Pointer. Men’s Never Press i last night in order to insure Robert Ctourtright, Michael sane development while pre Galllgan, Martin Miller, Jona Men’s serving the town’s beauty spots. than Peck, Russell Saunders, In his lecture, Twaronlte said, Dean Anderson and Luc Pelle Walk Shorts "The pictures speak for them tier received their graduation L selves; the area has definite certificates from Webelos, and 5.97 state park qualities." Dean Anderson received an Swim Trunks activity badge in citizenship and in science. .O Louis Hoskins, assistant scout House Approves master from ’ftoop 133 of the Featherweight & versatile. lOiy.^ 4.97 nylons with smart cadet collar, 14.5 Billion for church, welcomed the boys into the troop. . , 2.97 zip-in hood, zip pocket & draw Frederick E. Peck, Webelos Better tailored ‘Forever Pressed’ walk string waist. Braid trim; every Public Works leader, received a certificate of shorts with patented no-roll waist Very special group includes Dacron /Polyester choice color, Great for beach, band. Huge selection of matched appreciation for his services. Cotton Oy- fronts, boxers & lastex hip buggers. boat, & leisure. S-M-L-XL. WASHINGTON (AP) — The plaids, panes, checks & solids in sizes Den mothers who received ap All select colors. S-M-L. House has approved a $4.5 bil preciation certificates are fjTs. 29-42. lion public works appropriations Wendell Roussey, Den 1; Mrs. bill, but cut out $671,000 which Hardy Sawyer, Den 4; Mrs. Bernard Banavlge, Den 6; and had been earmarked for plan Mrs. William Neumann, Den 7. Men’s ning funds for the controversial Mrs. Bernard Banavlgne also Dickey - Lincoln hydroelectric received special recognition for Save An Extra 20% Off power project In Maine, six years of faithful service as ^^Never Press” Koralron ‘That slice Wednesday dupli a den mother. Our Regular Low Price of 9.97 cated the maneuver last year in wMch funds for the project, BAIXOON FOILED BY WIND which would be New England’s SALT LAKE CTTY (AP) - first public power source, were Late sleepers in a suburban Famous Maker Work Shoes Casual Slacks deleted. ‘The House sent the bill apartment house were startled to the Senate. ’Tuesday when a gaudy balloon The House struck out the and three voyagers came down money on the motion of Rep. in a noisy heap in the parking Robert N. Glalmo, D-C3onn. lot outside. Left in tho . measure were No one was injured. But an 7.97 ' funds for publi^ power projects electrical line serving a residen Our best selling Goodyear well constructed work ox 5.77 tial area was ripped down. And in five other Assctlioiis of the ford perlect on the job or hiking.-1 ull grain glove ’immaculately .tailored Vicron" polyester/Cotton United States. a car was slightly damaged when the gondola bounced tanned uppers with cushion crepe sole and heel. liglrtweight twills & polished cottons that remain Cactus glove in sizes 6': to I _. F & ELL. crisp wash after wash. Tan, olive, black & rust. 29-42, FOOD FOB FUNDS against it. ' Gary Clark of Salt Lake City, redi-cuffed. EAST ORCHARD MESA, the pilot, said he and his compa Colo. (AP) —Residents of this nions were! sailing toward an un western Cqlorado community populated area on the outskirts recently held their 41st annual ‘S'-'f'lfWrKTr •” • when the wind gave out. ham dinner, an event held each The balloon, carrying an ad SALE: THURS. thru SAT. year on a Sunday in the peach vertisement, was launched 10 MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE blossom jBeason. Proceeds' from miles south of Salt Lake City. ■ rt''',-' , the dinners have long since paid Oark said he and his fellow EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY ''OPEN.LATE EVERY NIGHT. for the community building and fliers planned to soar southward We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantilies extra equipment. New funds but a switch in wind swept the “Over we go.” A restraining rope around the oval at Memorial Field proves only a small hindrance to those under the shelter of this will be Invested in added Im balloon six miles back to the Superior Court Judge Jay E. Rubinow addresses provements. the graduates. (Hcrald I>hoto.‘) by Plato) big red umbrella. A portion of the crowd presses toward gate in left background. city's edge. J ^ ...^ PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 THIRTEEN Columbia Is emerging—a pattern (hat Ellington Bolton Hospital Notes Negotiators Must Combat Hope Seen oould lead to serious negoUar All evening visiting hours end tions to end the war. This appears to be the most 3 Scholarships at 8 p.m., and stsirt, In the Dem ocrats encouraging development In the various units, st: Pediatrics, S Misreading of l/.S . Mood In Talks discussions, which began almost Set for St. Luke Assessor Proposed p.m.; self service unit, 10 s.m .; BROAD STREET six weeks ago and have regis Back O’Neal Crowell House, 6 p.m. week (Continned From Page One) At Paris tered no progT*** toward, scal Parish Members days, 3 p.m., weekends and holi would take the proposal under South’* population that U could ing down the fighting. MANCHESTER To Replace Board days; private rooms, tO a.m .; be protected neither by the gov (Continued Three scholarships of $500 each Nom ination advisement, and for the mo The patbenr became clear semi-private rooms, S p.m .; ernment nor the Americans. will be awarded to members of At the selectmen’s meeting missions that It will hold Its last ment the Americans thought its crew of 82 men. But "I con Wednesday when 40 minutes of Ltocal DemoonitB wbo will visiting In 810, 814, and 828 Is In Parts, Hemoi seems to have St. Luke's Parish at Ellington S Open D aily 10 te 10! ^Zht a letter was read meeting of the fiscal year next have made some all the patience in the world. It a meeting that lasted leas than attend the district oonvenUon from Harold Laws, town coun any time for immediate family they might tinue to have h#pe.” . _ Tuesday at 7 p.m. In the town evidently does not want the four hours were devoted to a re- School g^raduatioo exercises 'niesday at Marlborough Tav sel, In which he recommended only, with a flve-mlnute limlta- progress, —Strongly re-emphasized his offices. talks to break down on any note cess during which the two top tonight. These arc the Joseph ern are supporting WiUiam Charge It with Your the changing from a Board of tion. Afternoon visiting hours In If the proposal was taken un belief that work should g;o ahead members of each delegation Anything contracted for this which could place the blame on P. Zale Memorial Scholarship O'Neill, present representative Assessors, which is elected, to obstetrics are 8 to 4 p.m. then der advisement, it went back talked privately and informally. C,B,T, or Ct'A.P• fiscal year but not yet paid its side. This may be one reason on deployment of an antimissile and the two annual scholarships from ttie 52nd district, for re- a single, salaried, appointed as begin again at 7 p.m. Visitors during the week-long recess to In this conversation were W. should be reported to the fi why a threat to rain 100 rockets system designed to defend the set up by the St. Luke Parish dection, said Paul Merrick, Charge Cord! sessor. are asked not to smoke In pa the Hanoi polltburo. The answer Averell Harriman and Cyrus R. nance board so that the funds a day on Sadgon beginning this Scholarship Flmd. chtalrman of the town commit tient’s rooms. No more than two was more than plain as the United States against a possible Vance for the United States emd Atty. Laws had been asked may be encumbered. Otherwise, week has not been borne out. The memorial schdanihlp tee. SiLF-SERVICE DEPT STORE visitors at one time per patient. delegation emerged from their Chinese attack in the mid-seven Xuan Thuy and Le Due Tho for 'Acres of Poking! by the selectmen at a previous all funds remaining in any ac- Such an attack could greatly In was established by Mr. and Mrs. "O’Neill,” said Merrick, “ has ninth session Wednesday. Not North Vietnam. Their conversa meeting to study how other counts are returned to the gen Patients Today: 290 tensify pressure on U.S. admin ties. Andrew J. Zale and their chil asaieted local selectmen when only did the Hanoi delegation tion was described as amiable towns manage the job of asses- eral fund. The new fiscal year istration to end its limits on —Confirmed reports that the dren in memory of their son ever he has been asked to and release yet another statement, but what they said was not dis sor and to report back with rec- begins July 1. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: bombing of the North, and that defense budget may have to ab and brother Joseph who was secured additional funds for the but It did so even before the closed. ommendatlons. The board voted to pay |259 Cheryl Anenta, East Hartford; in turn could spell the end of the sorb between $2 hilUon and $3 killed In Vietnam earlier this Public Health Nursing Agency session ended, a new departure. The finance board has been for the annual town report for Mrs. Grace Breen, Storrs; Mrs. talks. billion of the total government- The precedent of a recess for year. It will be awarded to and an aj^ropriatlon of $600,- urging the selectmen to hire an Florence Calchera, Stafford While the sparring goes on, wide spending reductions of $6 refreshments was set several David Brahm, son of Mr. and 000 to straighten the curve at 1967, which was done by Mrs. assessor for some time. The Agnes Kreyslg. Springs; John Calvert, Elling Hanoi appears to hope for some billion which Congress has de weeks ago by a short break of Mrs. Charies Brahm. He will the dam.” town is also to be revalued In ton; Peter Carlson, 79 Kelley sort of advantage on the battle manded in return for voting a about 15 minutes. Wednesday it enter the University of Connect O'Neill has served on the Ap- Variance Approved 1969. Rd., Wapplng; Edmund Chase, field in the South, which would tax increase. clearly attained the proportions icut in September. propriattons Oommittec and the The Zoning Board of Ap Ghetto Cures Laws reported that the town Hayes Ave., Rockville; Linda bring Americem and world opin of something more than a brief Miss Susan Genovesl and Finance, Roads and Bridges peals has voted to grant a va Said that, despite its troubles, is “ in a period of growth and Czech, 28 Birch Hill Rd., Wap ion to bear on President J e n respite from the formal talks. Stephen Zielinski will be the first committees during his term. riance to R. K. and E. M. Jones he thinks the FlllA , the Air during the early years the as- for an undersized lot on the ?ast plng; John Donegan, East Bart- son to make concessions in Par InPlatform Force version of the controver U.S. offleiaJs hope the prac recipients of the grants estab He is a member of a special could is. tice will lead to regular private lished through the new pariah committee appointed by die sessor co^d probably operate side of Clark Rd. on the grounds ford; Brian Fltzpatrlck, 107 sial TFX, is a "good plane, and as a building inspector" also, that a hardship exists in Uiat Spruce St. discussions. William J. Jorden, program. The awards represent last Gmieral Assembly to study Hsmol apparently Is bargain Of Democrats I think it's going to be effective and part of his salary could there is no other land available Also, Mrs. Nancy Goddard, hunting: Perhaps hoping to get in the future.” the U.S. press spokesman, told tile proceeds from the annual the possibility of a new super- come from building inspection newsmen; "Our feeling for at this time to make the lot full- Ridge Rd., Rockville; Kenneth a bargain in the form of ending (Continued From Page One) Clifford said a defective valve Scholarship Ball. jet airport for Connecticut. some time has been that private Miss Genovesl is the daughter Local delegraibes to the conven sized. Helnold, Glastonbury; Lucy the bombing without cost to has been corrected and "we are He said that two courses of The board voted unanimously talks are a better way of deal of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Genovesl. tion are Joseph Tashllk, Herbert and Thomas Lopes, 73 Foster North Vietn€im, perhaps in the confident that we have found action could be followed by the to deny the request of Mrs. Ger- ing with the tough issues.” She will enter St. Joseph Col Winkler and Edmund Lambert. St.; Jeanne McAllister, 143 form of a cession of some of the —Extension of prevailing wage the main difficulty’' which is town at this time, however. It maine Labrle of Manchester for CampHeld Rd.; James McCode, South's territory, or perhaps in requirements to all businesses blamed for the loss of some of The ninth session ended with lege in West Hartford in the Musical Set an agreement between Harri 2 could continue with Its three- a variance on a parcel of land school of nursing education. Miss Republican p«u:ty members in 110 Hamlin St.; Brian McKeon, the form of a coalition in the engaged in government work the planes. man assessor board, augment- located on the west side of man, and Thuy to meet regular Genovesl has been a principal town are invited to a preeenta- 23 Richmond Dr.; Mrs. Marlon South with the Viet Cong’s Lib and automatic increases in min The defense secretary was ed by a full-time clerk who Quarry Rd. above the former ly each Wednesday and addi organizer of a group of Ellington tbon of the Rogers and Hammer- Morrlssette, 11 Aroda Dr.; South eration FVont in an influential imum wage legislation to match more reserved about the Navy’s would be paid and could update Bolton Notch Lumber Co. federal standards. tionally as necessary. High School boys and girls do stein musical “ Allegro,” to be Windsor; Mrs. Rena Packard, role. version of the TFX, the FlllB. records and maintain the prop- The request for a variance ing volunteer work each v ’eek presented at the Goodspeed Op 10 Bush Hill Rd.; Joseph Parks, One'thrust of Hanoi strategy —Increased per-pupil and He satd “ we are going to contin Thuy withheld his answer to erty lists. A professional firm was denied on the grounds that 49 Foley St.; Mrs. Christine is against the Saigon govern school building grants from the ue with tests” and "I don’t Harriman’s proposal last week at the Mansfield State Training era House July 18. would be used for the Anangfements have been a hardship did not exist. Lot Parks, 17 Cole St. ment. Hanoi appears to road re state. know how they will result.” that they stop releasing the School. tion. Stephen Zielinski Is the son of made to buy a block of 300 tick S a v i n g s frontage would have been less Also, Beverly Powell, 86 ports of political dissension — A new program of state PARIS (AP) — Despite the texts of their formal statements Or, an assessor could be ap than that required by zoning to each meeting. Harriman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zielinski. ets, according to Donald Tuttie, Windsor Ave., Rockville; Clau there as an omen in its favor. grants to greatly expand local barrage of charges which the pointed, and this was his rec regrulations. argued that putting an end to He has been accepted at the chairman of the finance com iSWu:., dia Shanahan, 3 EU Bancroft The heavy rocket attacks on public health services, particu United States and North Viet ommendation. propaganda would promdte University of Connecticut and mittee. Tickets will be available Rd., Rockville; Paul Staley, Saigon in recent weeks ap larly to benefit the disadvan nam exchange in their Paris For towns of about 5,000, and Manchester Evening Herald more serious discussions. Providence College. through Republican town com Suffleld; Mrs. Barbara Stolzer, peared aimed at convincing the taged. talks, a new pattern of contact iilo iii! Bolton would fall In that class Bolton correspondent, Cleme- mittee members in Columbia, 137 Laurel St., Wapplng; Wil although Its population Is well Young, tel. 648-8981. Hebron, Marlborough and East liam Tralton, High Manor Trail around 3,400, the salary range Hampton. Mrs. Charles Hill er Park, Rockville; Mrs. Ar for assessor would run .around may be contacted locally. Event! lene Vallee, 31 Charter Oak St.; $7,200 or more. Laws said. He Nurse Appointed Mrs. Monioa Wytas, 114 'Trout would need a full-time clerk Strike Ends Mrs. I ^ m s Jones of Wap- Stream Dr., Vernon. Efiitioiil and a small office biitially, ping has been named the sen Laws added. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A ior nurse of the tri-town nurs On Broadway Laws suggested to the select »/ daughter to Mr. and ' I^rs. ing agency, according to Mrs. men that his recommendations George Farr, Bolton Branch Rd., HNAL WEEK Thomas O'Brien, chairman of (Continued From Page One) lost be discussed with the Board of Vernon; a son to Mr. and Mrs. personnel for the agency. Assessors and the Board of Fi Broadway theaters will be re David Hawkins, Elm Hill Rd., Mrs. Jones received her B.S. Vernon; a son to Mr. and Mrs. nance. sumed tonight." degree in nursing from the Uni Paul Rivers, 132 Walker St.; BealgiiatioD Accepted Lindsay said the contract will versity of Connecticut in 1963 run for three years and calls for daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jo and has had considerable ex In other business the select seph Sisca, Mansfield; a daugh men voted to accept with re minimum wage rates of $145 a perience as a registered nurse. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew gret the resignation of Oscar week the first year, $150 the sec Potterton’s She has done pubUc health Walencewicz, Willimantic; a Kreyslg from the 2Sonlng Com ond and $155 In the third. The work with the state-sponsored daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob mission, and thank him for his current minimum wage is $130. pHot program in Hebron and ert Moore, RFD 2, Rockville; a many years o< service. Appearing with Lindsay at the Andover. son to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kreyslg, the lone Democrat news conference were Angus Mrs. O’Brien added that two Dicksteln, East Hartford. on the commission, resigned a Duncan, executive director of more nurses are needed, jnefer- few weeks ago because he dis the union, and producer David DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ably with pubho health nursing agreed with the conunlssion’s Mierrick, spokesman for the Holly and Roy Pettenglll, 40 Lin- experience. Those interested decision not to changpe the R-2 theater group. wood Dr.; Mary Lewey, 12 El may contact her. Duncan said the contract had zone to R-1, excluding apart lington Ave., Rockville; Steven Mrs. Bertha Ratbbim will con been approved by the Equity ments In the residential sections Luz, 73 Spruce St.; Douglas tinue as clerk for the rti-town lA IV E Council and would be explained R. S. Crlckmore, Windham; Nancy agency. at town. to the membership this after INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE The selectmen had hoped to Snow, 40 Olcott St.; Jack Daum, Registraurs brought caucus noon ibut said no ratification 33 Goalee Dr.; Mra. Kathleen lists up to date at last week’s have him reconsider his resig vote was needed to open the nation, but (Ud not succeed. Quey, 103 Cooper HUl St.; WU- voter making session and reg theaters tonight. Uam O’NeUl, 17 Doane St.; Mrs. istered four new voters and one The selectmen read a letter Merrick said it was "very Tremendous Savings in all 127 Departments! Hundreds M or^ ot Advertised! from the Rosedale Beach Asso- Gloria Kawam, 80 Vernon St.; TELEVISION - STEREO - APPLIANCE person who came In to register likely there would be a rise in Mrs. Helen O’Connell, East clationr and a copy of one sent with the Republican party, Men's Smart New theater prices,” but said he did Hartford. to A e mayor o t Vernon, urging changing from independent. Prints, Plaids, Solids! Smith-Corona not know how much of an in Also, Camille Belliveau, Som- Assorted Styles relief on a “ serious" problem Two of the new voters were crease would be needed. ersville; William Blazensky, 59 o t roaming dogs in the Rosedale servicemen, one home from Ban-Lon* Lindsay, who summoned both Clinton St.; Michael Dzamba, Vietnam and another who just Oversiied Men's Favorite Portable area. sides to meet him after the un' 17 Canterbury...... St.; Mrs. Anita finished boot camp and will Sun-Loving After reading a letter from ion urged him to intervene, said 24 St. John St.; Mrs. be shipped out shortly. Typewriter Knit Shirts the public health coimcU, the “ satisfactory agreement was Josephine McGonn, 21 Deei>- The Republican party gained B EA CH BAG S Fun Tops Sv/im Trunks selectmen rescinded action tak reached concerning the use of wood D r.; Susan Delmore, East M new voters during the year en at their last meeting. The alien actors” —another major is Hartford; Mrs. Rose Kravltz, and dropped 19 making the pres 3.66 council said that there were no sue in the strike. 410 E. Center St.; Mrs. Gladys vacancies on the board, and The unian had been seeking a ent total 60S. Democrats gained *36 Deluxe Ban-Lon® knit shirts of Swift, West Hartford; Bradley 56 and removed 25 making a 99c therefore the selectmen could two-and-a-half year pact with a Streeter, 442 W. Middle Tpke.; Beach boys, leistex knits, boxer Lightweight, preclsion-budlit 84 char- 100% Textnallzed® Nylon. Link present total of 417. TaUored shirts, tank tops, cotton or trunks in plaids, prints and solid col fronts, pocket pullovers, hl-crews. not appoint Mrs. Mary Morgan minimum weekly wage of $200 Mrs. Frances Shea, 696 Clark 2-ply acetate knlte, lacy acrylic shells aober keyboard, margin stops, half Colorful, printed, draw string or tote ors. All with Inner supports. Sizes Short Sleeves. Sizes S-M-L. to the board. as well as g^uarantees against St., Wapplng; Mrs. Rose Pal- COLOR CONSOLE TV *478.00 in every fashion color. Sizes 10 to 18 spacing. 5 year guarantee. Manchester Evening Herald bags with room to spare for every- S-M-L-XL. At the last selectmen’s meet- hiring foreign actors to displace ladt, 1311 Ellington Rd., South thtog. Assorted colors. and S-M-L. OohnuMa correspondent Vir ing lAn. Morgan had asked to Equity members from roles. Windsor. ginia Carison teL 228-9284. work on a sewer study commit The league had offered a $166 Hope Julian and Matched Florcri Dacron 88 Filled tee, and, since the health council minimum daughter. . H E DOESN'T BIND Trim Fitting Men's Easy-Core Is studying the sewage question, tract but had refused to offer Diane Boulay and daugh- PHOENIX (AP) — After Mix or Match LUGGAGE the selectmen put her on the conoesslons on the alien actor gg _ Rockville; powerful JS/ew \istd passing the Arizona House of Sleeping board. issue. Duncan said the new pact predericka Vovine and Representatives, a bill to make Boys’ Polos or Jomoicas Permanent Press 15«/2” Si2» 2.97 Members of the health board offered protection on the alien daughter, HazardvUle: Mrs. portable television the bda tie the oiflficial neck will meet with selectmen, town actor Issue and provided for a Martha Gold and daughter, N. Bogs third-party mediator to handle River Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Powerful 20,000-volt chassis (design wear of the state was killed fal Walk Shorts • le'/i” size ...... cbunsels, the school board chalr- lowing heated debate in the Boxer Shorts and Bermudas msin, and anyone else concern hiring disputes. Barbara Provinelll and son, average). New Vi»ta VHP. Solid State UHF • 171/ 1” Size ...... 8-®’ The strike which stemmed a State Senate. • 18'/i" Size ...... ed, from the towns of Bolton East Hartford. tuners. Jack for optional earphoni or Some called the bill “ ridicu • 1 9 '/:” Size ...... and Vernon next Wednesday $1 mllllon-a-week flow in box of pillow speaker. lous,” whUe others opposed the 1.46 2.66 • 21” Size ...... 5.97 evening to discuss arrangements fice receipts also caused a gen measure because It did not de Dam-on® or F'ortrea polyester-cdtton 2 lb. Dupont Dacron polyester fill, with the Rockville Area Public eral slump In lh e bar, restaur Combed cotton plaids, stretch denims Sturdy frames, 3-slded zippers, rip- Pidilic Records fine vdiat constitutes a bola tie. floral mini-prints, permanent press blends in bold plaids, solid tones. Ban- sturdy Alpine cloth shell, full zipper. Health Nursing Association ant and taxi business through Cotton knit polo shirts in stripes and front hopsackers. Nest neatly for Print lining. Hand washable. out the theatrical district. A bdia tie is a woven leather solids, sizes 4 to 8. Cotton shorts with fabrics! Sizes 8 to 18, some in sizes RxjI® waistbands. Sizes 30 to 42 in the which Bolton wUl become part Warrantee Deeds Th* stylist storage. Not affected by the walkout Anthony A. and Dorothy M. Modal AJ107 cord held together by an orna pocket, emblem trim, sizes 3 to 8. 32 to 38. group. of July 1. 138 172 tq . In. roctangutar pictura mental clasp, usually made of The selectmen also discussed were the Off Broadway shows Mauluccl to Ivers H. and Mar which reported booming buM- silver, copper or turquoise. New Gillette the partitioning of the Commu tha B. Drown, property at 74 Roll-Out Branford St., conveyance t Box or Underbed nity Hall fireplace room Into .IT Girls' Action-Packed Three Broadway shows— 1 $20.90. Misses', Women's perhajia two small and one Do' I Do!” "How Now, Dow ALL WAYS BEST largo office. One small office Edward J. and Lena M. Ladue Appliance "Knock" Jones” and “ Joe Egg"—closed to Joan H. Eier-tt, two parcels Jumbo Size will be used for the resident permanently during the strike Summer trooper, and the large office for at 160-154 Charter Oak St., con ■Thi-Free' which affected 800 performers veyance tax $23.66. CONSOLE 8 & W TV *178.00 Dollies Safety Razor the assessors and so forth, with and more than 4,000 stagehands, ^ CANDIES Storage Chest room perhaps for the health of Neal F. and Joyce I. Burgees Ployweor musicians, electricians and oth to Albert N. and Phyllis Racine, Girdles fice also. er non-acting personnel. property at 83 Horton Rd., con- 1.2B 1.68 I 1.28 17 New Voters Why wait for your new stereo television and pay a higher 99c Save on this groat new razor from In the voter-making session 17 KICK^TTHEOll^D price in the f^ ? Choose now from our fine di^fay of 1.99 Glllette! 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MANCHESTER, CUNJN., .THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 Section Two THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 Pages 15 to 28 South Windsor iimtrljTHtTr lEvTtttns I^TTalii Vernon _____Andover Two Electricians Burned 1 2 t h Q r e i i i t Obituary Caurt Cases 25 Named Mrs. Dressel When Switchbox Explodes Vernon JMUM llMHIMOn Gerber Co. Planning List of Graduates Jam«s 'ntomaon, 59, o( 506 N. IVaaeAT A . The owner of a South Windsor sistant hurried to gulp down a MANCHESTER SESSION Far Pasters Main St., husband of Mn. Mar- electrical contracting firm and hot cup before returning to Two Mancheeter youths. _ . Ion McNeill Thomaon, died last his foreman were severely bum- their work. They finished first caught ait the Mancheeter $lV4-MUlion Addition Responsible Dissent Cited at Graduation for 316 At Rockville High n‘«*»t at Manchester Memorial The Board of Selectmen have «d shortly after___ 9 a.m.___ today____ and went to the second floor oouhitrv .—Chib .a April ••• -9 —In Oon-___ Officlala of the Oerber Scien- must somehow come 1 9 wMfa the LnnrMlTWWhfl ar\T\r^«v$mAVkf rk# - ...... __ .A.A . . ____ A.______e______r named f t o ^ ^TUd U tteri- pos- after a short Ulneas. enounced the appointment of when the 480-voIt switch box whore they worked alone. neotlon^ with aiT^Ueged break- tlltc Inatniment Do. have an- money to educate the •** By BAIfflARA RICHMOND ter... w...... contoet sponaored by the Th«m«.n vma hom Anrii ^^68861 as tax they woro Working OH at the HOW From there only speculation u. onj atterniftod theft, had nounced a construction program amount whldi Si^rlutMdmt Numbers following names Karla Ann Lessig OommunKy Beauttficatlon Com- , ' . oia««¥w Look What 19c Will Buy H^re! 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TOMATOES Fancy, Cello Pkg. of 4 PLYWOOD CENTER We will have a full line of native grown vegetable; plus peas from nearby farms. W E RESERVE THE RIGHT TQ 1 ^QUANTITIES (WB BBSBBW THE BIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES) Open Mondoy • Sati|||f ^ 10:00-5:30; TliHrsdoy and Friday 10:00-9:00. 875-4304 ROUTE 83 VERNON 875-4304 . . . a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN ______j------:------—— ------PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 Rham District From Your Neighbor's Kitchen MONTESSORI By DOBI8 BELDINO 11th Graduation Exercises Rhubai;b 1* In good supply at School of Manchester this time, and Mrs. Wesley B. Vancour of 172 Highland St. ( j / t Scheduled Tonight Outdoors makes Rhubarb Pie from an old NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS family recipe, KNOWN FOR VALUES Hie eleventh commencement she was treasurer of the local Rtanbaib Pie SAVE & SPLASH exercises of Rham High School chapter of the National Honor FOR CHILDREN 3 • 4V2 YEARS O il) Society and editor-ln-chlef of the 1% pounds rhubarb, washed and will be held tonight at 6:30 In Triangle. She has been on the unpeeled the outdoor amidiiiUieate.' locat student coundil for three years, For September Classes 2 eggs, separated ed to the reeu* of the audi a member of the Dramatic Club, 1-1/8 cups sugar torium. A class of 60 girls chairman of several council 8 tablespoons quick - cooking tapioca and 3S boys will receive their and Senior Class committees Tel. Mrs. Schick— 646-0224 or 24 ft* steel pool***deluxe deck-type top rim and recipient of the Math I tablespoon grated orange d^lomas. In case of bad weath Mrs. Richmond— 643-8226 rind award. er, the exercises will be held In She received the Bausch and I unbaked 9-inch pastry shell the gymnasium at 7:30 p.m. Lomb award for having an out f4 cup sugar (for meringue) Dr. Kenneith Winetrout will standing record of achievement Cut rhubarb stalks Into one- be the guest speaker. He is the inch pieces with kitchen scis SAIE in science and received a Let SALE chairman of the Department of sors or sharp knife. This should ter of Commendation from the When you want the best, buy Education at the American In make about four cups. Place In 24-foot pool is 4 feet deep. National Merit' Scholarship ternational College in Spring- large bowl. Board. She was also named a Galvaniz^ steel wall, bak^ field, Mass. Beat egg yolks slightly with ' Connecticut Scholar. enamel finish. Premium \rinyl Five girls have been seleoted a fork; pour over rhubarb; add m Miss Shok is the daughter liner. With all accessories. to share top honors at the sugar, tapioca and orange rind. of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shok graduation program. They axe Mix well by turning over and of Marlborough. She will en Sharon Rowley of Hebron, over with a spoon or rubber ter the Hartford Art School of Nancy Chamberlain of Ando scraper, and pile Into unbaked ver, Lois Bailey of Hebron, the University of Hartford. This (’AXl)IKS past^ shell. Oarrie Shok of Marlborough year she was vice president of Bake in hot 460-degree oven the local chapter of the Nation and Bonnie BioseU of Hebron. 16 minutes, then reduce heat to NO MONiY DOWN (Bonnie Bissell will deliver the al Honor Society, on the staff moderate 860-degree oven and 466 Low Monthly Terms welcoming address, Nancy of the Triangle, a member of bake SO to 40 minutes longer, or JT9D in Flight Over Bradley Field Chamberlain will speak on "The the Art Club for four years and \mtll rhubarb Is tender but still Group,” Sharon Rowley will Sketch Class for three years. PINE PHARMACY holds its shape. Remove pie HARTFORD (AP)—The skies service In 1970. The Jets are has 43,500 pounds of thrust, to reach altitudes of 45,000 feet speak on "The Individual," She has won many art awards from oven but leave oven heat over Connecticut were the stage called the world's most power three times that of one of the and speeds of 600 miles per I-oia Bailley will introduce Dr. as well as a history award and 664 CFNTGR ST. — 649-9814 on. 2 ful bypass engines. regular engines. hour. Wtnetrout and Garrle Shok was a member of the Latin lor the first public flight teet of Make meringue by beating The engine is recognizable by Over a three-year period, the Later this month, Pratt ft will deliver the farewell ad- Club for two years. , , «OTr whites until foamy In med a giant Jet engine Tuesday. its gaping inlet—twice the size Miss Bissell is the daughter TT9D will be going through Whitney will ship the first flight dress. ium size bowl. Add sugar, one The engine, a JT9D Turbofan of present commercial Jets end development flights, aimed at test engine to Boeing, the man- Mias Rowley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bissell Ekisemble includes: 24’ tablespoon at a time, beating built by Pratt & Whitney Air wide enough for a person to getting the maximum efficiency ufacturer of the 747 airframe th Mrs. Roger Rowley of Burnt Hill Rd., Hebron. She well after each addition. Con - -K ^ f pool, 4’ deep, stainless craft, wen on the wing of a B-52 stand In. The big engine re- from advanced cycle and design Everett, Wash. The first air- of B*- Hebron. She will en Is a member of the National tinue beating until meringue (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus) bomber. placed two of the eight J67 concepts imder development for plane with the four JT9D ter the Hartford Art School of Honor Society and was secre steel filter, 4 ft. bdder, Pour of the Jets wUl fly the engines that normally power the six years. engines will be rolled out In the University of Hartford in FRIDAY stands in soft peaks. Spoon In MRS. WESUBY E. VANCX)UR tary this year to the local chap ring around edge of pie. 490-passenger Boeing 747 Jet 200-ton B-62 aircraft. Eventually the flight tests are October. September. She is president of 24’ pool cover, 24’ pool ter. (jyaffT s Return pie to oven and con liner scheduled to begin airline The new gas turbine engine ------—------— ------the W. C. Helsler Chapter o i The 34-year-old singer has She is a member of the KNOWN FOR VALUES tinue to bake at 360- degrees the National Honor Society, a French Society, active in the ______SPECIAL claimed he was knocked down vacuum, auto, skimmer, member of the student council 8 to 10 minutes, or until mer People in early last Dec. 1, but two police Future Homemakers of America ingue is golden. HIGH PIRFORMANCE 4 FT. STEEL chemicals, 24’ gixiund Columbia Chronic, Not Social Drinker and on the Triangle yearbook and was named the 1968 Betty officers have contended Rodg Police Arrests staff. She has been a member Cool pie on wire cake rack. ers fell. POWERFUL DIATOMITE LADDER WITH Crocker Homemaker of Tomor Mrs. Vancour Is a member of shield. of the Ant Club, sketch class SPIN FILTER NON-SLIP STEPS Seen as Real Road Menace row for Rham in the winter. ALL THE FISH the Highland Park School PTA The News and has won numerous art Frankie Mia Town Gets Jospeh G. Currier, 21 of 160 She has also received a certl- and a cob les bowling league By RALPH DIOHTON drivers in this group suggests awards inside and outside of LONDON AP) — Frank Sina Tolland Tpke., was served a .. , Cl. j.v.„ flcate designating her as a Con- at Holiday Lanes. Her hus f AB Science Writer why the problem of the ‘drink- Lindbergh*8 Daughter tra spent the day Wednesday in ,___nectlcut Scholar and will enter band is a contractor. Complaints warrant at 6:36 p.m. yesterday. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Ing driver’ has not been re of a certiifioate dosigjnating her London with his estranged wife, the Hartford Hospital School of YOU CAN EAT! The couple has a son, Wes Wed at Brother*8 Ranch charging him with destruction Not the social drinker but the solved,” he said. as a Stiate of (TonnecUcut MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — actress Mia Farrow, but said Nursing following graduation. ley V. Vancour, stationed with of prlvated property. chronic alcoholic is the leal Dr. Selzer said alcoholics tend Scholar. Reve Morrow Lindbergh, 22, they were not reconciled. On Vandals Others who will participate in the U.S. Air Force at McGuire The 12th Circuit Court war- menace on the highway, says a to have overwhelming emotion Mias (3hamiberlaln ‘ is the youngest daughter of famed At- the graduation program tomor AFB, N.J., and three daugh "I have nothing more to say,” rant was issued in connection physician who has made a al and personal problems and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Wal lantlc-orossing pilot CSiarles A. Local businessmen who ap row are the Rham Band; The ters, Miss Joan Vancour and the 61-year-old singer told news 18 ft* steel wall pool***6" deck-type top rim with aai Incident that took place three-year study of fatal acci- that this may be as important ter Chamiberlain of Times Blarm Lindbergh, was married proached town selectmen this Rev. Gordon Weeman of St. Miss Michele Vancour, both at men as he prepared to fly to May 24 at Deci's Drlve-In on dents. ' as Intoxication in causing acci- Rd., Andover. She will attend Wednesday In a private cere West Germany today to visit a Peter’s Episcopal Church in He home, and Mrs. Karl M. Smith week about the problem of van- Center St. when a motorcycle Dr. Melvin Selzer told a news dents, Gettysburg College in Pennsyl .09 mony on a ranch near here. ^ daughter. bron; Superintendent Aram Da- dalism and theft in Columbia belonging to another youth was conference at the American He spoke at a program on au- vania. She is a member of the n of Manchester. Miss Lindbergh, a teacher at Honor Society, president of marian; Mrs. Dorothy Colgan, SERVED WfTH . . . Miss Farrow has been making damaged. Medical Association convention tomotive injuries at which Dr. Darien, Conn., was married to were told the problem is diffi the student council, has been a Chairman of the Regional 8 The amounts of peanut butter movies in London for several Currier was released on no today, "the unrecognized dan- Seymour Charles of the Physi- Richard W. Brown, 22, Welles cult to control "due to the fact member of the French Honor Board of Education; J. Colin • FRENCH FRIES and marshmallow were omitted months. cash ball for July 8 court ap- the driver who drinks to clans for Automotive Safety, Pushee, principal of Rham High ley, Mass., also a teacher. The that we do not^ adequate pearance. excess and who usually has Newark, N.J., charged that cars Society for two years. in last Thursday’s Neighbors School, and the Rev. Roger wedding was at the ranch of her Ho8pital Relea8C8 Boyd coverage —^not. their fault . . . . . — ______emotional or mental problems havelutvc become uewine u "theiv iiiotjui major iiiaLiu- instru- Nancy attended Laurel Girls p , . . q. /-niiirpii • TARTAR SAUCE Kitchen. The recipe calls for one , • , , • QtotA iQQt vpn.T* n_T)d thft CFSC ^OITlvOiS Oi Sv* P&vrlCiC S C>nUI*Cn brother. Land Undbergh. t m ANGELES (AP)-Cow- from the state police.” —the alcoholic. merits of violence and aggrres- ataie lasi year ana me 12-oz. Jar of peanut butter and Workshop Training Carnp. Other East Hampton, Reportedly, her father, now boy actor William Boyd, 73, who Most of the complsLints were SHAKESPEAREAN ••Qf course, the risk of acci- sion in our violent society.” • COLE SLAW one 7%-oz. Jar of marshmallow. an avlatdzm consultant, was un activities include, cheerleader, portrayed "Hopalong Cassidy" businessmen Involved with auto STARLING8 dent rises the more drinks you "Even the names of the auto able to attend the ceremony. in m<^e roles, was released member of the Triangle year- FROM BENCH TO STAGE • ROLL & BUTTER HONORARY TITLE mobile concerns In Columbia. NEW TORK (A P )—If you lurve, but the emphasis on social mobiles designed to appeal to from St. Vincent’s Hoepital book staff, chairman of the CXILORADO SPRINGS, Oolo. LONG TIME IN TRANSIT Herbert Englert Jr., who are plagued by starlings at your drinking is obscuring a much the young are symbolic,” he Wednesday, two weeks after magazine drive, member of the (A P )—County Judge Jack L. ALBUQUERQUE (AP) — In- Singer Recovering owns a gas station and used bhd feeder, blame William greater peril, the addict to al- said. "They are named after being admitted for a throat op car business on Rt. 66, said “ I Shakespeare. cohol who may have an ordl- predators — animals of attack Prom committee in both her Roeser has been playing roles in May 1967, when Edwin L. Mech- LOS ANGELES AP) — Doc tors say singer Jimmie Rodg eration. An enlarged lymph guees it’s (the compladnt) my The pugnacious bird with nary traffic record right up to and aggression. Junior and Senior year and was Civic Theater producUons in Manchester Porkode em was governor of New Mexi ers, recovering satisfactorily gland was removed, doctors fault. We all have trouble and shiny black feathers spread his first—Bind last—major acci- Dr. Paul W. Glkas of the Uni named a Connecticut Scholar. Colorado Springs since 1956. co, he mailed a honorary colo- from his third operation since said. we want the town to do some- through North America from dent.” versity of Michigan reported a She was awarded a Letter of ______ne'l’fl commission from Santa Fe he was found In his car with a thing about it.” Englert op- Central Park in the 1890s. The Dr. Selzer, a psychiatrist at four year study of 177 highway Commendation from the Nation to J. R. L. Kilgore of Albuqu- fractured skull, is expected to erates the school buses lor the starling was originally imported the University of Michlgpan’s deaths and said that more than al Merit Scholarship Board and erqu4. leave the hospital in two weeks. LOFT'S KITCHEN town. from England by Eugene Highway Research Institute, half the victims would have sur the DAR award. The piece of mall was dellv- Rodgers was taken from the According to a spokesman for drug manufacturer, studied the personal history of vived if they had used seat belts Miss Bailey is the daughter aam ered to Kilgore In April 1968, intensive care unit of St. Vin FRESH CANDY these men only one trooper pa- I*llanthroplst, ornithologist and 96 drivers responsible lor fatal and shoulder straps of Mr. and Mrs. Clark L. Bailey • eleven years after It had been cent’s Hospital Wednesday, two trds the town nightly and Shakespeare buff. Schelflldn accidents and found 36 to be He said he based his conclu- of Deepwood Dr., Amston. She .<•*» mailed. days after a 4%-hour operation must patrol other tovro In the wat^ted America to have all the known alcoholics. sion on the amount of space left is entering theUniversity of MOTHERS "A man from the Poet Office WELDON DRUG CO. to put a metal plate In his vicinity os well birds mentioned in Shake- “ The presence of a large in the crushed automobiles alter Coimectlcut where she will ma- told me ’It mtffit have been lost 7A7 M A IN STRFFT _ ^ . , speare. number of alcohol-addicted the accidents. Jor in pharmacology. This year S In a crack," Kilgore said. skull. The complainants suggested . IS YOUR TEENAGE Ensemble includes: 18’ that town constables be a llo w e d ------to augment the state patrolmen pool, 4’ deep, stainless but the question arose over pay ■DAUGHTER OVERWEIGHT?’ ment. steel filter, 4 ft. ladder, Town constables are paid by If She 1$: Elaine Powers has revolutionary news for you. Here at last, a fantastic naw Slen 18’ pool cover, 18’ pool the various groups who ask for derizing Method for the overweight teenager. This new method has been perfected over thedr assistance, swdi os town- long testing — a method that will remove the most stubborn pounds and Inches from any vacuum, auto, skimmer, controlled teen-aged dances. teenager's figure. High performance ^ fT. STEEL LADDER These constables are not powerful Dia'tone Redwood finished chemicals, 18’ groiuid really qualified to arrest any spin filter. wood no-slip steps. shield. one, according to the select men, who are not sure JuSt SIM M ONS Look at The Fantastic Results what the qualifications of these town constables are. WOOD One spokesman for car deal Miss Carolyn Preston Received on This 11 Locker Plant and Meat Market ers said all the trespassers are not "teen-agers but are men of FRESH MEATS RETAIL DEPARTMENT skill working the area.’’ FABULOUS NEW PROGRAM Another spokesman sand, 15 ft* steel wall pool***6"deck-type top rim "These people are well organ SEMI-ANNUAL SALE ised and seem to know Just ALL OtJR MEATS ARE FRESHLY GUT AND DISPLAYED when to hit—when we are not on watch.” Before Sidney Orlando, who owns a OVER 2000 Fr& NOT PRE-PACKAGED ^ SALE gss station on Rit. 66, said, ‘T ve got a dog and they don’t Size 16-foot 1KK)1 is 4 feet deep. Sale bother me," but another busi Galvanized steel wall,- ^baked nessman, Raymond Legary, WOMEN’S SHOES 221/2 OUR O W N CURED BRISKET said, "They poisoned one of my U.S.D.A. CHOICE enamel finish. Premium vinyl dogB.” liner. With all accessories. The men said they represent ed some $2,000,000 expended in the area and felt the town A fte r w. should "do somethfng about the problem.” The selectmen said the pres CORNED ent budget had no coverage for 297 the problem and added they NO MONEY DOWN would study the problem fur Low Monthly Tarms ther to decide about more pa trolling. Mrs. CoUlns Hospitalized HEAD OUT (Mrs. Myrtle OoHlns, Colum bia Centesr Is a patient at and Remember EXTRA LEAN—FRESH GROUND Windham Hospital, where she OUR OWN CURED Is expected to be for several YOU CAN BE YOUR NOT PBE-PAOKAOBD Ensemble includes: 15’ weeks, following surgery. fr* • : r- . w.s'i+.-.'.-.'.v.'.v.-.-.. ] Manohester Evening Herald THIS SEASON'S STYLES AND COLORS Chuck Ground pool, 4’ deep, anthracite Columbia correspondent, Vir i l Scotch Ham JLIO W ginia Carlson, tel. 228-9224. CORRECT DRESS SIZE filter, 4 ft. ladder 15’ pool IN ONLY 31 DAYS. 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MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Bowling Green Heralding Politics N ew s in STA R GAXElC * 0 Break Reported TV-Radio Tonight Manchester High Class of 1968 B)- CLAY R POLLAN- ItMA The W. G. GLENNEY CO. B j 80L B. OOHBN Your Ooi/y "Graduated with nonore Activity Guid» ' SEPT 23 Burglsoa broke Into the Man Janice Marie Dubiel Christine Carol Lewie Richard Michael Rourke T h e W o rld According to the Stan. "MEU^ar%t Ann Abert It will ‘be the Democrats' turn grotip has set up its headquar- OCT. 23 chester Bowling Green some Richard John Dumsis Cynthia Wynn LoMaglio Albert Bdmimd Rowett Jr. To develop message for Friday,^ Television Kathleen Jane Adamec ANNOUNCES A GIGANTIC this weekend, to take the state ters In the Shoreham West Ho- 11-14-18-38^ time between late Tuesday night Linda Anne Dunham Richard Mathew Long Susan Denise Rowett -Japanf U.S. Discuss read words corresponding to numbers poUUeal spotlight, when they tel, West Hartford. <2-50-55 6:00 ( 3-10) Perry Mason (10420-22) Daniel Boone (C) Susan Veronica Adamo Lynn Karen Dupont Shirley MEuryEum Lorenren Jphn Michael Roy of your Zodiac birth sign. and Wednesday morning, mak ( 8-32) Mike Douglas (R) hoU their State Convention to------:— Controversial Air Base ^ TAinus SCORPtO "Christopher Merrill Adams (12) Merv Griffin <30) Billy Graham (C) Raymond Anthony Dzen •Nancy Michele LuckmEun Mark Edward Royce TOKTO (AP) — Demands to APR 21 OCT. 24 ^ ing off with $25 in coins and 10 ( 8-40) Second Hundred Years ntMCTOiw night and Saturday Saturday morning at 10 at the 1 A 31 And 61 The (18) Woody Woodbury "Joanne Patricia Agostlnelli Ellen jEUie Edwards Angela Frances Lumbnino •Peter Alan Rubins I m a y 21 62 Your cartons of cigarettes. (20) This Is tlje Life (C) (R) mocntng at the Bushenll Audi Shoreham Motor Hotel, Hart remove the American air base 2 Wotch 32 Weight NOV, 22 ( 3-12) Cimarron Strip (C) JUl Ann Aliczl Edward Ellas Egan Jr. Robert Henry Lwlewsky Anne Kathryne Ruggles 2-13-24-30 3 Someone 33 Yourself 63 Smooth (30) Combat torium, Hartford. ford, Atty. J < ^ F. Shea of Man- at Itazuke, a center of contro , 22-25-27-52 A " Police said that entry to the (40) i^BcHalrfls Navy (R) Beverly Ann Allard :S y 69-78-83-84 4 Cordiot 34 Willing 64 Bock 8:00 (24) Guitar With Frederick Kathleen Alyce Eggleston John Albert Luntta Lynne Ellen Runde versy following the recent crash 54-62-65 building was gained by prying 5:30 <12) Newsbeat (C) The highUghts of the conven- Chester will be chairman of 5 A s « ft 35 And 65 Tongue Noad (R) Deborah Lynn Alper Eric L. Ellison Jri Sharon Ann Lynn Robert Russell OiMINI 6 Nearby 36 Document 66 Own (18) Report Uon in addition to the nomina the First Congressional Dls- of a U.S. Jet there, were dLs- SAGITTARIUS open a rear door. (40) News (18) Le« Crane Raymond Charles Amldon ,0 may 22 7 Invitotions 37 Hoppy 67 Seot ( 8-4(B Flying Nun (C) (R) ♦Ruth Ellen Elsesser Barbara Ann Lynne SEtndra Jean Ryan tion of Sen, Abraham Ribicoff trict Republican Convention, cussed by the Japan-U.S. Joint 68 Moster. NOV. 23 They emptied a newly filled (20) Navy Film Lorraine Pauline Amlrault -^ YJUN£ 22 8 It 38 Sidestep 5:46 (24) Friendly Giant 8:30 (18) Subscription T v NEmcy H. Elngland Graham Waite MacDonald Arlene Marie Sadloski PAINT committee on security today for 9 Your 39 Don't 69 Because dec'. 22 ' (24) Fourth ElFitate SALE for re‘^ection are reported The convention will name a cigarette machine of ite con 6:00 (30) McHale's Navy Bonnie Jo Anderson Tyra M. Erickson Margaret Ann MeicDonald Vincent A. Salvatore. YOUR HOME ■■ ■■ r< J\' 1-16-19-36 10 Musicots 40 Moy 70 Escape 15-17-23-26ii^ (20) Phil Slivers (40) Bewitched (C) (R) plans by McCarthy backers to g o p candidate for Congress, to the first time. 41 Gotherings 71 Doy tents, took an imdetermined ( 8) "Portrait of a Stan-^ean Gary Carl Anderson Roy Roderick Ssmden /40-48-81-82 11 Feolhcrs 43-4 9 - 8 7 - 8 8 ^ (24) Mislerogers Neighbor- Sonia Esther Escobar-Rivera Roderick James MacLean force a roll-call of the 960 dele- oppose incumbent Democrat American officials agreed to 12 There's 42 Troubles 72 Wins amount of change from two pin flood Pierre Aumont (C) Marilyn Ruth Anderson •Michael Richard Everdlng Kathleen FrEinces Madden Diane Barbara Santos gates on their choice for presl- ghnUlo Q. Daddario, who will study any concrete plan ad CANCM 13 Cause 43 Newt 73 Out CAPRICORN ball machines, and removed $25 ( 8-10) News, Sports, Weather (10-20-22-30) Ironside (C) (R) JUNE 23 44 Personolity 74 Indicated Wayne Ralph Anderson Katharine Lois Faber Linda Ann Magnuson John E. Savino dent, to Insist on more than the i-m, foj. re-election, vanced. 14 Are DEC. 23 (C) 9:00 ( 3-12) Thursday Movie (C) 15 Keep 45 Eat 75 Be in coins from the cash register (22) HighUghls (R) Carol EUdne Andrews "Eva May Faulds Paul Michael Majewski •Miriam Jean Schettler EXTERIOR MINNESOTA QUALITY HOUSE PAINT five or six national delegates The choice of a Republl- The base became a subject of 16 Letter 46 To 76 From JAN 20 V 'lv 'i.- of the model car racing depart (40) News, Combat (40) That Girl (C) (R) ( 3-12) News. Sports. Weather (24) Bless You Karen Eileen Andrews Gail Lois Feder Richard Martin Makulls . Phyllis Elaine Schuetz p\57-59-66-68 17 Choice 47 That 77 In 51-56-60-63^ tentatlvely allotted to them, and gjy, candidate lies between State controversy when the fighter- 48 Couse 78 Of ment. 6:30 (24) What’s New? (R) 9:30 ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) Paul Carmelo Arigno 1770-76-85-86 18 Flying 71-77-79-80'^ Robert Francis Federico •Mary Elizabeth Mallon Thomas Frederick Schuetz to hitinoduoe a resolution, asking R^p Elmer Mortenson of New- bomber cra ved into an unfin 19 Or 49 Under 79 Romantic ( 3-12) Walter Cronklte (C) (1020-Q2-3()) Dragnet (C) (R) The register was found by (20) Canadian Travel Dennis Widter Armstrong •Richard J. Fegy Susan Jane Scott • Mildew resistant finish the convention to go on r ^ r d ^n^ Hartford Councilman ished building on the campus of lEO 20 Smile 50 Of 80 Motters AQUARIUS 10:00 (10-2022-30) Dean Martin (C) Linda Catherine Malo 51 Should 81 You investigators at the rear of the ( 8) Bob Young. News (C) (R) Maureen Elizabeth Arnold Donna May Scruton JUUY2. 21 It's MN. 21 ' (10-22-30) ■Hunt!e3’-Brinldey Edward Firestone James Stephen Manning as opposed to the admlnistra- R^ger Ladd, Kyushu University, near the 22 Control 52 Hold 82 Concern (24) The Poor Pay More (R) • Self-Cleansing FEB.' 19 ^ store The bowling lane regis (C) (40) Alfred Hitchcock Peter H. Asvestsui •Nancy Ellen Flster Sharon Ann Manseau Carol Ann Seaton tlon’s Vietnam war policy. base in southern Japan. A Cabi AUG 23 23 Bit 53 Moderotely 83 Good The outcome of the vote is in 84 News ter was also pried open accord 6:46 (20) News ( 8) Wackiest Ship In (he William E. Atkins Don Paul Segal In addition, a rally of McCar- 2- 9-28-31 24 For 54 Onto 20-21-29-44^^ 7:p0 ( 3) World of Lowell Thomas Army (C) Sharon Patricia Flavell SusEin Joyce Margarido doubt, with Ladd, whose name net committee has recommend 25 Temper 55 Others 85 Restrictions ing to police, but that was emp Kenneth Michael Avery • One Coat Coverage 32-45-53 47-72-73 (C) (R) 11:00 ( 3^Jio22-30-40) News, Shaaron Marie Flynn Julie Lee Marlotti Joan Irene Segerberg thy backers is scheduled for projected only in the last ed that the base be transferred D 26 Of 56 Be 86 Now ty. Several drawers were also (2()-l22a0-40) News. Sports. Katherine Anne Badger VIRGO 27 And 57 Be 87 Your PISCES Sports, Weather (C) Barbara Ann Fogarty Lois Ann Martin Robert Joseph Serrell 9:30 a.m. Saturday, on the ^eck, assured the delegate to another location, and Fujiya Weather (12) Newsbeat (C) • Full Gloss Finish i y / , AUG. 24 28 Diet 58 Toke 88 Hot FEB. 20 ' ransacked. ( 8d2) Truth or Consequences •Raymond Robert Baiardi Sandra Marie Fox Michael James Martin Donna Lynn Sharp grounds of the Slate Capitol. ma said the question of Japa 59 Your 89 Of (20) Honey Weist votes from Hartford and West SEPT. 22 29 Your The break was found by the (C) Annette Bailey 90 Help MAR. 21 (34) .Spectrum (R) 11:16 (18) Subscription TV Paul Joseph Frankenberg III Linda Sue Martocchio Mary Margaret Sheehan • Covers 600 Square Feet Per Gallon ^ i U A L l T Y If the proposed rOll-call vote Hartford, and Mortensen, a can nese Teimbursement for the cost 30 Hope 60 A 11:25 ( 3) Thursday Starlight (C) » goes through. State and Nation 5-33-39-58 4- 7-10 -3 5/^ building custodian, who noticed (!<)) Branded Jime Louise Baker "John Arthur Frsizler Elizabeth Ann Masaaro William Phelps Sheldon Reg. paint didate for many weeks, certain of such a .move is under study. /61-64-67 (^)Good (H)Advcrse ^ )N /iu rll 37-41-74 the open rear door the next 7:16 ( 3 0 ^ ) News 11:30 (10202220) Tonight (C) "David John Bakulski • Extra Long Wear al Democratic Chairman John 7:30 (24) Home Grounds Improve ( 8-40) Joey Blahop Show (C) "Judith Elizabeth Fredericksen Joseph Arthur Massaro •Susan Vera Sherlock ^ to get most of the delegate morning. (12) Late Movie Diane Patricia Balboni $7.95 Bailey may counter with a p i^ votes . from the smaller towns Province in Red China ment Joan Marion Frederickson Marcia Lee Matheny f Deborah Sherylee Shoag • Not A “ Bargain” Paint posal that ail 44 delegates to jigtrict. SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LIBTINOS JoEUi Carol BEddyga Linda Lucille Frey •Stephen Paul Matson Stephen John Shoff Said Controlled by Foe "Nancy Louise Ballard Gary Charles Frost "Marilyn Alice May Connie Wells Shorrock the Democratic National Con- Manchester delegates to the building at Nihon University to persons killed and more thEui ventton go pledged to the winner Saturday morning GOP District HONG KONG (AP) — Radio Juvenile Held Stephen Daniel Bania Katherine Wilna Fry •Marcia Eloise M(Klallum Steven Harry Shorrock Hupeh hinted today that virtual demand greater freedom on the 100 injured. Radio DEiniel Clarence Barlow of the vote. Convention are: Atty. S hea, Nancy Jean Fuller Ann McCarthy Pla F. Sicari EXTERIOR MINNESOTA MINNFLO-X LATEX HOUSE PAINT ly the entire rural area in Red campus and an accounting for The quake struck hardest at Bonnie Hale Barninl Edward M. Gaffney n Daniel James M cCooe Pamela Rae Sicgal Wilber Little, Mrs. Mabel Ca- the exi>endlture of more than Moyobamba, a city of 7,600, and On Car Charge (This listing: Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 China’s Hupeh Province Is con Michael Dennis Bamowski Lea LaVeme Gagnon Gregory Dean McCorkhlll Robert Louis Simes Manchester will have 13 dele- „ „ Mary Doll, Clifford $5.5 million which the students neighboring Cluichapoyas was nilnute long:th. Son^ stations carry other short newscasts.) trolled by onti-Maolsts who A 13-year-old Manchester Beverly Jesm Bartley Linda Ann GEignon •Ernest J. Mclnemey "James Thomas Sinnamon gates and 13 alternates among Hansen, Mrs. Nancy Hawkes, claim was spent without any ex- also hit. Both are about 440 Long Lasting the 960 statewide delegates and Lillian have infiltrated almost every boy is in the Hstritiford Juvenile HDRC— 1360 WTIC—1080 Richard Normsm Barton Robert Alfred Gagnon Robert Stephen McKinney Lorraine Jean Sloan e Holway, Donald plEUiation. miles north of Lima. The gov 5:00 Ken Griffin 5:00 News, Weather 960 alternates at the convention. Kuehl, Mrs. unit in the province. Detention home today awaiting 5:15 Afternoon Edition Harold T. Bayer Jr. Patricia Ann GahagEUi ThomELs Jay McLennon Stanley M. Slossberg Irma Lawrence, University otficiEils said they ernment said about 150 build 6:00 ^ e y Reynolds e Won’t Blister, Crack or Peel The Manchester delegates Mrs. Ethel Pickles. Nell Law The provincial radio said the disposition by the Juvenile 9:00 Enck Robinson 6:00 News, Weather. Sports Kenneth Leo Beaulieu Cynthia Jean Galsisso Nora Elaine McMuIltn Barbara Joan Smith are studying the student de ings were destroyed or dam 1:06 News. SIjni Off 6:25 Afternoon Edition 'are: State Sen. David Barry, foes of (Jommunist party Chair Court as a result of allegedly 7:06 Americana Barbara Jesm Beccio Charles Gamache ChEirles Otis McNamar Donna Louise Smith Applies Past and Easy rence, Mrs. Jeannette Wlggln, mands. aged. WRCH^SIO e State Rep. Henry Becker, Town man Mao Tse-tung ’’are using taking a motor vehicle without 5:00 Hnrtfoni HighlUdits 7:25 David Brinkley "James William Becker Katherine Gavello Deborah Anne Mearman Kent Robert Smith Richard Schwolsky, Charles Tokyo University htis sin en 7:00 Nows 7:30 News of the world Chairman Ted Cummings, town every available means and The Nationtd Scientific Obser the owner's permission last 7:45 Joe G ara^ola Marjorie Ann Belliveau Andrea L. Geer •Karen Marie Meeks Linda Lee Smith • Dries Same Day Riegel and Robert Von Deck. rollment of 16,000 students; Ni 8:00 Gaslight vice chairman Miss Barbara tricks to destroy the morale of vatory reported the quake, night. 12:00 Quiet Hours 7:50 Emphasis Suzanne Ellen Belluardo Mary Margaret Gelinas Virginia Ann Meier II Susan Deborah Smith hon has 10 ,000. 7:55 Red Sox vs. Tigers • Leaves No Streaks or Brush Marks Coleman, Town Director and Jrtin Sullivan of 89 Finley St., the People’s Liberation Army, which was felt throughout north The youth, whose name will WPOP— 1410 10:40 Nlgtitbeat Christine Gale Bensche Michael L. Getzewich John James Melia Jr. "Wendelln Janet Smith 6:00 Danny Clayton Show 11:00 News. Weather. Sports the revolutionary committee ern Peru, reglsrtered six on the not be released, allegedly took Steve O’Brien "Ann Elizabeth Benson Carolyn Jsme Mellen Reg. former mayor Francis Mahoney, who was Sen. Barry’s campaign Quake Area in Peru 6:00 11:15 Sports Final Catherine Marie Glard William Thomas Smyth III • Hands and Brushes Wash O ff House Clerk Atty. Paul Groo- manager in 1966, will be one of and the cultural revolution.” nine-point Richter scale. the company sedan from in 9:00 Dick Heatherton 11:30 Other Side of the Day Arnold John Benson Philip David Gibson Linda Merrill Deborah Beth Snyder The broadcast said virtually 12:00 Gary Girard Show W ith Soap and W ater bert, Clarence Foley, Atty. the five delegates to the Demo- Gets Supplies by Air President Fernando Belaunde front of the Oxford Package WINF— 1230 "Stanley Berdnick David Scott Gilbert Peter M. Metivier Mark Jeffrey Snyder $7.95 George Lessner, Steve Cavag- cratlc National Convention from the entire rural area is Infested LIMA, Peru (AP) —• The Pe Terry flew to the Eirea and said Store on Hartford Rd. early in 5:00 New'.s Diane Eunice Bernard "Cynthia Jeam Gobtelle Bradley John Miller "Nancy Martha Sodano 5:15 Speak Up with anti-Maoists carrying out ruvian government flew more wels the evening and was later seen naro, Atty. Sanford Plepler, First Congressional District. the damage not great and 6:00 News RUBBER STAMPS "Lynne Marie Bemardl "Susan Ayn Goldberg Dennis Russell Miller Frederick Fava Songailo • Not A “Bargain” Paint “ such criminal acts as murder, tents, food and medicine to the he would not declare a state of wilth it at the. Manchester 6 :1 5 Speak IH) Hartford Jack Goldberg, Robert Vater _ Th® other four will be Cong. Manchester Richard Ronald Berthlaume Jr Margaret Julia Gone! "Kathleen Margaret Miller Stephen Charles Spaeth sabotage and looting.” remote Moyobamba reg;lon on Bowling Lanes. 6:45 Lowell 'rhorrrafl and Jay Stager. Daddario; J. Michael Kelly, emergency in the area. He said 6:66 Phil Rizzuto Blueprint and Supply, Inc. Wall! Edith Bertram John Bryan Gorman S. Kurt Miller Stephen Paul Spak chairman of the Hartford Dem- the eastern slopes of the Andes he had appointed sm emergency Police later recovered the 7:00 The World Tonight Constance Anne Berube Steven (Josselin Victoria H. Mlllette Berdine Edra Specter Cavagnaro, Plepler, Goldberg, 7:20 Frank Gifford TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR... Vater and Stager are pledged Committee' State Sen. Bus Leaves Road, 8 Die today after a severe earthquake committee, however, to help in (Jar abandoned on Bldwell St. 7:30 Speak Up Sports 690 Hartford Bd. Elizabeth VEdiJa Bervalds Ann (kittlleb • Brian Mitchell Donna Reid Spooner to Sen. McCarthy for presi- Barlow of Hartford; JALAPA, Mexico (AP) — early Wednesday. the relief and reconstruction and acting on a tip, picked up 8:00 News Mtmebester, Conn. 149 MM David J. Bldwell Susan Mae Grant Karen Ann Mitchell John Philip Sproul Seven teachers and a young stu 8:10 Speak Up Sports Rockville Exchange Ent. 14M dent. The other eight are un- and the Rev. Joseph Duffey of Rescue workers reported 17 work. the youth at his home. 12:15 Sign Off Linda L. Bilverstone •Gail Mary Griffin Susan Elizabeth Mitney Betty Ann Spullck C O L O R 1200 COLOR s e l e c t io n s dent were killed and 30 other committed. Hartford, chairman of the Oon- Karen Ann BlEizlnski Diane Tracy Griswold Egdls Ansis Mitrevics Janice Ann StEuikiewicz I>ersons injured Wednesday nectlcut-for- McCarthy Commit William Frederick Bloking Bruce Carlton Grotta Gregory E. Mockalis •Douglsia Harold Steely W e can mix your favorite color on our factory-mix tee. when thlr bus went off the road Friday night’s session will be Roberta Ann Bolduc •Barbara E. Grube Paul Joseph Molinari Linda Lee Steiner duplicating machine. Our salesmen are at your service between the villages o< La Joya STUDIO devoted to organizing and to Thomsis Frederick Boll Benjamin S. Grzyb Jr. Thomas R. Monaco Janet Sue Stetz and Acajete. hearing the keynote address by Manchester Area Barbara Anne Bolton Gary Glenn Guiliano John Joseph Moore Jr. •Cyrus G. Stevens Sen. Philip Hart of Michigan. Jacqueline Elinor Booth Deborah JeEinne Gunther Susan Lauren Moore Earl G. Stevenson Jr. Tokyo Students Protest Marcia Frances Borello John MEa*k Gunther William Torrance Moorhouse Harold R. Strickland DON'T MISS OUR GORGEOUS EYE APPEAUNG Special ^ Driver Charged T o k y o (AP) — Students at Stephen Alan Bourque •Sharon Ann Gworek George A. Moquin •Da'vid Gilbert' Strlmaitis House Speaker Robert J- ■ g g g i two universities in Tokyo boy Susan Lee Bousquet Stephen Curtis Hahn Dorothy Ann Moriarty Edward Swain III Testo of Bridgeport will be the 111 H eDrOll CrasH cotted classes Thursday. Miles Stephen Boutilier Paul Martin Haid Melanie Eileen Moroney Evelyn Louise Swanson temporary chairmem Friday Some 6,000 students skipped ELMCO Katherine Sturges Boyle Randi Susan Hall Karen Louise Morsey Deirdre Margaret Sweeney SIX night. He is expected to be Miriam Laufer, of Colchester classes at Tokyo University to BEAUT-WALL EXTERIOR Charles Michael Brackett Joan-Marie Caroline Halloran •Janet Louise Moseley Alvin B. Sweet AMERICANA named permanent chairman on was charged with speeding too protest the use of riot police to Karen Noel Bradlau Cynthia Lynn Hamilton Gary Joseph Mosher Joel I. Sweet LATEX HOUSE PAINT Saturday. fast for conditions and driving evict several medical students Edward Morton Bradley David Calkin Moyer Richard George Sweet THE MOST SOUGHT-AFTER COLORS IN TOWN Secretary of the State Mrs. with unsafe tires after an ac- from an auditorium Monday. Pamela Lee Hamilton Ella Grasso, chairman of the ®Went on Rt. 85 in Hebron last Deborah Joeui Bradshaw Gail Ann Hampton John E. Murphy •Maralyn Tabatsky Student leaders accused uni • LIBERTY GOLD • SALEM RED No. 623 night. OPEN 7 DAYS Steven Thomas Hansen Sharon R. Murphy "Eric Alan Taylor resolutions committee, will pre versity authorities of violating Kenneth F. Bralthwalte White Only State police said the driver lost Susan E. Muschko Howard Irwin Taylor Jr. sent the state platform Satur the university’s autonomy by A WEEK David Paul Brendel Alan James Harolan a INDEPENDENCE GREEN • MAYFLOWER GRAY control of the car eis it came out Linda Margaret Nadeau Karen E. Taylor day. calling in riot police. Rebecca Jean Brewer Lynda Marie Harris of a sharp curve on the wet lor your shopping convenience Evelyn Linda Nsish Cheryl D. Tedford G OLD PEWTER • HERITAGE BROWN $ 4 , . 9 5 'The other committee chair- About 600 students occupied a "Margaret Patricia Briggs •Peter Robertson Hsiskell men are: a y d e Blllington Jr. Pa’V^'nent. It struck an embank- "William Joseph Brindamour Timothy Mark Hassett. Karen Sue Natali David Earle Tedford Rebecca Mae Brook Allan Richard Hsistey Bryan Nearing Susan Jean Teets of Hartford, permanent organ!- 1 • Latex Long Lasting Beauty Reg. $6.95 zatlon: Raymond McMullen of Gall-Lynne Brooks Gary S. Hastings Mark Robert Nelson Susan Marie Thebodeau was hea-vHy damaged Lynn Chaffee Nettleton $5.78 East Hampton, credentials, and D fV E LO n N G Deborah Marie Brown "Evelyn Haugh Edward Joseph Thlbedeau ^ Finest Colors Available State Sen. J. Edward Caldwell Jeffrey H. Brown Barry Donald Hayes Beth Mary Nevlns Rene Emile Thlrion Easy Brushing, geene. Court date is July 16 in PBINTmO FRESH HOMOGENIZED •James Curtis Nicola Diane Elizabeth Thomas • New Color Popularity Durable, Mildew of Bridgeport, rules. ENLARGEMENTS Thomas Christopher Brown Gail L. Hayes Reg. Wllllmantic (Jlrcuit Court 1 1 . Catherine Sue Brownrigg Rosemarie Anne Haynes "Andrea Lee Nielsen Dianna Marion Thomas and Fume Other area police activity: Resistant Cressida Ann Brownrigg •Cynthia EJdythe Hayward Peter John Nlmlrowski Linda Marie Thompson • Make Your Home A Showpla<» Adlal Stevenson m , son of COVENTRY ARTHUR DRUG Donna Marie Bnmoli Janice F. Heal Terrence K. Nolan James Thomson $7.95 the late UN Amibassador Adlai Carmen J. D'Agostino, 24, of • Not A “Bargain” Paint Stevenson, will attend the con- _ _ _ __ Donna Jane BryEUit Michael E. Heffron Margaret A. Norris Dana Sue Thresher New Britain was charged with "Cynthia Florence North Nicholas Brian Timreck venUon Friday night as a guest failure to obey a stop sign tind Robert Allen Bucclno William Louis Helm Edmund Clark Novak FAMOUS MAKE ELDER and JENKS 0(f the Hiunphrey-for-President driving with unsafe tires and Charles L. Buder Jr. Steven W. Hemenway Scott Raymond Tint! ABE YOU PLANNINO A Kenneth J. Burke Mary Winifred Henderson Pamela Ruth OakmEm Frederick B. Tompkins RELY-ON S” ***P' Michael W. Ober, 17, Brewster Steven L. Obremskl He w in be present at the Hum- Coventry, wtis charged with WEMING "Patrice Edith Burke Gail Judith Henrickson Marie Anne Toumaud PAINT BRUSHES MILK Patricia Elise Burnett Nancy Beth Herman Kathlen Margaret'O’Brien Gerald William Tower CAULK phrey reception In the HUtim Ho- reckless driving. Both are — Bristle or Nylon — tel Friday, after the keynote ad- scheduled for Manchester Chr- RECEPTION?? Peter Dennis Burnham Robert Campbell Herman Linda Susan O’Bright Thomas Joseph Tralli dress. Invited guerts are Edl of cult Court 1 2 . July 15. Mary JEine Bums Linda Gay Herring Elmer L. Odell Jr. Ursula Diana Trieschmsinn Adheres to wood, l ” -3” the 960 delegates and 960 alter- TOLLAND Your Keynote Gayla (Jharlete Butcher Kenneth Arthur Hicks Brenda N. Ogren Lawrence Bernard Trudeau Jr. metal, masonry. To A CAULKING GUN nates. Patrick Collins, 21, of 91 Robert Russell Butcher David Holden Hicock •John Francis O’Hara Jr. Sharon Jean Tryon White or gray. Suooessftil A Stevenson was not acceptable Garden Dr., South Windsor, Alfred Rood Butler Donna Marie Hills Kathleen Rose O’Neil ♦Alan Russell Tupek Slip in caulk cartridge and 20% OFF! Affair to lUlnots Democratic party was charged with failure to Robert S. Bycholski Mark Bradfleld Hilton John James O’Neill Jr. Michael Kerry 'Dirkington squeeze trigger. 2” -4” Music By Kevin John O’Neill regulars as their candidate to drive established lane when he Ronald Francis Cadett Sandra Elaine Hines Linda Mary Turner Not A “ Bargain” Paint Brush! run against incumbent U.S. Sen. lost control of his car and Lou Joubeit Kathleen Carol Carlin "Stephen Christian Hoffman Dale A. Ostrout Judith Ann Tuttle Beg. 39c 98c Everett Dirksen in November, broke four guard rails on the Call Lou Joy Karen Carlson Sandy Hollander Kent James Ough Carol Ann Uccello Agency Barbara Elaine Overton ------Wilbur Cross Highway. 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Krob Jr. William James Preston •SusEin Janet Zimmermann 0 THE One-Hitter by Carlton Even Marks Herald Angle Pro Football Picks BARRY COWLES Young and Old Busy Top Formula SchoUMtlc gpoTto W riter Playing at Atlanta reacdied alnoe Dizzy Dean did it Mbnry Wills singled in the VTiPTf /A P I __ A bases loaded via walks to Rick NEW YORK (AP)—The NEW Y O R K ( A T ; a ^ Jackson _ What’s Behind MHS Resignations? NEW YORK (AP)__The Tennessee A&I, picked by At- ton of LSU, Wayne Meylan of sixth inning, moved to second strong young arms were at in 1BS4. - baseball equation; 1,000 sandwiched around Sal Bando’s on a sacrifice, reached third on Looking over )the past season at Manchester High Hrat five men picked in the Adrian Young of The Giants’ aoe had help S ch ool tViero nro -fn.,,- “ I- rilg n V ^ J-nCf nro fenislvefertslve tackle from MlBshnrlMissouri, SmUhomSouthern OnllfAmlnChUifomla, linnhnok.lineback it again in the National a passed bell and came in on plus 100 equals six. At double. ^nooi mere are fc>ur big questions that cOme to mind. P«> dratt are ers; Curley Culp of Arizona against Philadeli^iia from an Willie Stargell’a sacrifice fly, All three Baltimore runs off ^ e y are football, basketball wrestling and track, aipong t League Wednesday night. least that was the formula Jim Hunter, who went the dis Bay’s first- State, Kevin Hardy of Notre other elderly operative—Willie tying the game at 1-1. In the raese may not seem like questions to most people but will play in both the Coach- ^o. 6 A couple of strong old ones used by the Minnesota tance, were unearned. ™ ----- i ------*---...... - ' ® over-all Dame, and Tim Rossovicl>, Mays. The Amazing One seventh. Gene Alley walked, II any one cares about aihoiit thefVio futurefnfdi.a n of t iwrraMHS they ...niwill es’ An-America An-America game game at at ..-mjje tried at tight end when southern California, defensive did pretty well, too. stole second, took third on Sing * • * slaved consecutive triples in Twins. take a good look at what has happened this past year. Atlanta June 28 and the he gets to the Packer-s but win linemen; Jim "Zazoo” Smith of Juan Marichal.^who’s^ pushing seventh and eighth innings, er’s wild plckoff throw and Harmon KUlebrew singled ANGEL8-YANK8— California gained Its victory * * * — ------Tribune All-Star game be a linebacker in the two All- Oregon, defensive back, and V 30 . . . years and maybe victo knocking scored on Jerry May’s single. home Minnesota’s first run—the ries as well . . . won his 13th 1,000th hit of his blg-leagvie ca- on Steve Barber’s w U to ^ , a Good Reasons director, ia still getting his feet against Green Bay at Chi- star games. jerry DePoyster of Wyoming, in one, as the Giants snapped a • * • 'W Ii game and ninth straight, pitch reer—and Dean Chance pitched double and an error. Wlui one In m ^peak. Danielson re- cagO Aug. 2. Others who have been picked kicker. 1-1 tie. The two triples tied In eai* of Uiese four sports coaches have R®" Yary. the big tackle from for both Atlanta and Chicago ------ing San Francisco to a 5-1 victo MET8-A8TR08- a three-hitter for his 100th ma- out in the ninth. Barber Issued Mays with. Ty Cobb for fourth are Gary Behan of UCLA and A compilation by Don Weiss, ry over Philadelphia. Elderly Koosman, 11-2, tied a Met jor league victory as the ’Twins hia lOth walk to pinch hitter ^ m T c o o S r a ^ ^ d S Southern California who was the place on the ^Jltime extra base Greg Landry of Massachusetts, NFL Director of information, Bob Veale, all of 32, hurled a club record with his sixth con beat Washington 4-0 Wednesday Woody Held. Pinch runner ’Tom ‘'e Is’ looking forward to No. 1 special bonus pick by hit list with 1,139. W J g ^ in football. Each coach both quarterbacks; Larry Cson- shows the home team won less six-hitter and F*ittfrt)urgh won its secutive victory and breezed night fbr their sixth straight Burgmeier then scored vdien ‘much smoother season next Minnesota, acquired in the Fran may have had a personal reason ka of Syracuse , and Max Ander- than one-half the time dn 1967. eighth straight, 2-1 over Los An past the Astros. i ' triumph. Vic DavalUlo doubled and right year". Tarkenton deal a year ago, Cleon Jones sparked a four- but the main Idcad behind the heads the list. son of Arizona State, running The final breakdown was 55 geles. CARD8-CUB8- In other American League ac- fielder Andy Kosco fumbled the resignation have been lack of It surely is a shame to see Carlton, 8-2, allowed only a run first inning rally with a tri Bob Johnson, Tennessee’s backs; Fred Hyatt of Auburn, wins for the home team, 48 for So much lor the senior citi ple and then homered in the tion, Oakland topped Baltimore ball. , . help - poor equipment - ^ Manchester waste All-American center who re* Dennis Homan of Alabama and the visitors and nine ties among zens. fourth inning single by Glenn 6-3, Callforria nipped the New Leo Rodriquez singled ^ m e smaller budgets and poor co__ its tax payers’ money on the Beckert and hurled his fourth fifth as the Mets accomplished non-essentials such as lights on cenUy signed with the new Cin- Charles Sanders of Minnesota, 112 regular season games . . . Steve Carlton, 23, headed the the fastest knockout of a pitcher York Yankees 3-2, Boston outs- two California runs in the ordination between school offi clnnatl Bengals was No. 2. Then ends. Baltimore had the best home kiddie corps’ show with a one- shutout. He struck out nine and lugged Detroit 8-6 and Cleveland Joe Pepltone homered in the cials. Memorial Field ralimr than permitted jusrt four base run in their history by disposing of came Claude Humphrey, the John Williams of Minnesota, record, 6-0-1, and Los Angeles hitter, hurling St. Louis to a 4-0 edged the Chicago White Sox 3- fourth and Jake Gibbs in the First to back out of coaching striving to get back ot the top ners. Don WUson after the first three of the sports scene, as Wnches- giant defensive end from offensive tackle; John Garllng- was the best on the road, 6-0-1. victory over Chicago. Jerry batters reached base in the first 1. seventh off winner Sammy Ellis was Phil Hyde, varsity ibasket- Orlando Cepeda provided all ter once was. Koosman, 24, won his 11th game inning. * * * to tie it for the Yankees. ball coach. Next come the an for the New York-Mets, pitching the offense Carlton needed, Reed, who won his first six 'TWINS-SENATOBS— * * * nouncement of Wlggln wanting Parents and members of the hammering a three-run homer ‘Courses Not Tricked Up^ a five-hitter to beat Houston 8-2. decisions and then dropped KlUebrew’s hit drove in Ted RED SOX-’FIOEBS^— to resign his coaching chores to Board of Education, I feel it is in the ibottom of the third inning SLIDE BABY, .SLIDE— Detroit Tigers’ Dick MbAuliffe hit the dust at home HEART CHECKUP?—Coadi John Cheffers hangs out car window to ch «k And Ron Reed, 25, fired a four- , , Til -KT. T^ three in a row, finally won No. 7 Uhlaeinder,, who had doubled, in Ken Harrelson’s hitting over- enable him to devote more Ume partially up to you to help cor hitter for Atlanta’s 3-1 victory plate to score after Jim Northrop grounded to Red Sox first baseman George and emphasis on town physical reel the situation as to what heart beat of Rhodesian marathon runner John Shava. They’re shown during by beating the Reds. the fifth inning, and the run was came five Boston errors and led high altitude training session at Inyanga in Rhodesia. Shava hopes to enter over Cincinnati. Cepeda’s eighth homer of the right-hafider had a Scott in sixth inning of last night’s action. (AP Photofax) all Chance needed in running the Red Sox past Detroit. Har- education. The Board of Edu- becomes of the athletic pro- ‘Golf Club Pretty’ season. two-hitter through eight Imnlngs his record to 6-8 with his second relson singled home a run in the cation disapproved his resigna- grams in our local schools. It high altitude running for Olympics at Mexico City, despite ban on persons tra shutout and sixth complete first and put Boston ahead 6-4 tlon. Then came Jack Early’s is about time that someone got veling on Rhodesian passports by United Nations. (AP Photofax) OIANT8-PHILS- * * a before consecutive ninth Inning game of the season. with a three-run homer, his 15th withdrawal from the wrestling busy and did something about Marchial, 13-2 leads the ma PlRA’rES-DODOEIlS- doubles by Vada Pinson and The veteran right-hander In the seventh. The Red Sox mentor’s job. New mats are ik® situation, not individually, Says Jack Nicklaus jors in victories, and has Voale outpltdied another of Fred Whitfield cost him his Harrelson Supplies Drive, CHECKERED' badly needed along with more but as a work force striving to the strong young arms—Los An shutout. struck out 10, walked none and added three unearned runs in achieved his total with just over help and equipment. make Manchester a better town TORONTO (A P)— Jack Nicklaus says St. George’s one-third of the season over. It’s geles’ Bill Singer—as the Pi Felix Mlllan had four straight allowed Just two runners as far the eighth, as second in sending the Sena- WllUe Horton hit his 18th It Is now definite that the and to provide better education Golf Club “ is pretty” although in his opinion beautiful FLAG a timetable that could lead to rates beat LA with a Dodger- hits and Clete Boyer tagged a World Half-Mile Record tors to their eighth straight de- homer and Norm Cash also wrestling program will be in sports for your children and courses have no plate on the professional golf tour. 30—a plateau that hasn’t been Ilke attack. home run for the Braves. RSox Lineup Gets Change feat. belted one for Detroit. dropped from the system. No- grandchildren "If I had my way, every golf Uhlaender homered and Jack body seems to be interested and It’s time the Board of Educa' er would have to walk single file He contended that moat of the the turnover of boys each year tlon took a good look at what down the fairway. In shoulder- DETROIT (AP) — The the Red Sox from a 4-2 deficit unearned runs by Boston in the ie Hernandez singled in- two WHITE 80X-INDIAN8— courses on the PGA circuit Nearing Official Books high rough,” Nicklaus said After a 2-1 loss to the Tigers eighth. more runs for the Twine in the Luis Tiant registered his 10th leaves a great deed to be desir- ig really happening to the ath- played the "same way every American League’s first Wednesday on the eve of the THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Tuesday night, Boston Manager Bill Landis, who relieved sevenfli. victory against five losses for ed. letic programs throughout the club member plays them." A p p e a rs base job in the annual All- opening round of the 72-hole Ca That meet was not sanctioned D a v a lillo Dick williams shook up his starter Gary Bell in the sixth, Cleveland by setting the White At the end of the track season town’s schools. "They’re not tricked up at all. The new Innovation at , ^ Wake up people, before it's to nadian Open Golf Champion by the AAU and although var Star Game generally is con lineup, starting first baseman earned credit for his second A’S-ORIOLES— Sox down on three hUs. It was eumounced that Wendedl I personally like them tougher Thompson of no less than 16 (AP) -— Jim Ryun S world Moratta has resigned eis track late!! ious AAU committees directed ceded to Minnesota slugger George Scott at third base in victory in three decisions with Finch hitter Floyd Robinson Russ Snyder and Tony Horton ship. —the tougher the better—be cans in each heat and no less half-mile record, until now Rookies Battle and field coeich and will leave ♦ ♦ ♦ at the time that the mark sub Harmon Killebrew on the place of the slumping Joe Foy. help from Lee Stange in the he broke a 3-3 tie with a two-run broke a 1-1 tie with RBI singles The Open runs through Sun cause then the best golfers have than 33 cars in the 50-lap fea- a casualty of the war over T o P a ce A n g e l W in s the system. This position will mitted to the lAAF for world FAIRFIELD (AP) —Foot basis of past performances, However. Scott wound up at final three Innings. Stange al gave Oakland its victory when In the Cleveland seventh. Chlca- day and carries total prize mon the best chance of winning.” ture event for a $1,000 to win control of amateur track more than likely go to Dick O ff the Desk recognition, the application was ball rookies scrimmaged here but don’t count out Ken his regular spot at first and lowed only one hit, a homer by double in the seventh. The Wt go had taken a 1-0 lead on pitch- ey of $125,000 with a first-place The field also includes Ar prize seemed to please every ANAHEIM (AP)—The California Angels are begin Williams. Larry Olson has ex Sportsman Tavern is drawing aAd field, may be on the not signed by AAU officials. TTie Wednesday for 46 minutes, Harrelson of the Boston Foy at third midway through Willie Horton in the ninth. came off relief pitcher Roger er Bob Priddy’s homer in the purse of $25,000. nold Palmer, Gary Player of one concerned as more cars last lap of its long trip AAU did, however, recognize it battling for. invitations to re ning to think they’re pretty slick traders. It would ap pressed an interest in assisting the largest crowds in the Rec Nicklaus was one of the last of South Africa, Tony Jacklin of Red Sox. the game. Carl Yastrzemski Lahoud, a powerful left-hand Nelson with two out and the fifth, and Cleveland tied it in the than ever were on hand Sxmday toward official recognition, as an American record. turn a month from now when pear they’ve got a Yankee killer with the acquisition of had to leave with a knee injury, ed rookie from Danbury, Conn., came off relief pitcher Roger sixth on a walk, a wild pitch and Williams as coach. Softball and Silk City Leagues the field of 150 to arrive here England, three-time winner .^Ith fans pouring into the National League Harrelson drove in four runs. Ron Treat, jayvee football at Mt. Nebo. . .Riverside Park A men’s track and field com- "I still don’t understand why the regular New York Giant Vic Davalillo. Including three with his 15th forcing several changes. Joe had three hits, while second Nelson with two out and the Duke Stins’ double. late Wednesday afternoon and Sam Snead, and two-time win speedway for an afternoon of mlttee of the Amateur Athletic it wasn’t approved," said Yale ramp begins. Angels’ General Manager assistant coach, is leaving to go opened its Tuesday night rac- w. L. Pet. G.B. homer, in firing the Red Sox to Lahoud shifted from right field baseman Mike Andrews had tested the par 70, 6,792-yard lay ners Doug Ford and Jim Fer- racing when suddenly, the Union, meeting Wednesday Coach Bob Giegengack, who In- AUie Sherman, the head Fred Haney plucked Davalillo He then ^>ed home with the to Maine which creates a vacan- program this week featur- out. rier. weatherman decided to change St. Louis 40 25 .615 — an 8-6 victory over the Detroit to left and Harrelson moved two. Each drove in a run, but. weatnerman aecioeo to cnmige prior to the opening tonight o f troduced the motion Wednes- coach said he would choose from the Cleveland rooter Sat winning run on Jim Fregosl’s cy at that position. Ing figure eight races. Buddy Atlanta 34 30 .631 6% Tigers Wednesday night before from first to right in the switch- Andrews was guilty of two er- East, MHS Players Head Roster the scene with rain, knocking Track Championships, day. 15 to 20 rookies to retirni urday, trading outfielder Jim triple. It hasn’t been noticed by this Krebs still leads the point bat- San Fran. 36 32 .522 6 a crowd of 30,673. es. ros and Lahoud one. out the program for the after- ^g^ted the Ryun’s 1:44.9 clock “ Who is to say it won’t be July 21. mie Hall to the Indians in return Monday night he singled home writer that much is being done jjg and will be out after his Phlla. 30 29 .508 7 Harrelson singled across a The Red Sox' defense col- Boston southpaw Dick Ells noon. Jog for his 880 of 966 be submit- The rookie camp ends Fri for the fleet-fodted center the tying run in the sixth by the administration to correct ^ebut as a first place finisher tiigned next time up?” said Los Angeles 34 33 .507 7 run in the first inning for his lapsed in startling fashion. They worth, owner of a 5-4 record, Management decided to re ted for official approval by the R5rtm’s coach at Kansas Univer day. It has drawn four doz fielder. inning. The Angels went on to Opening Game Friday Night the situation at the high school. Saturday night in the rained out Pittsburgh 30 31 .462 8 42nd RBI of the season and committed five errors. Detroit is due to oppose right-hander run the same program Sunday International Amateur Athletic sity, Bob Timmons. "I'd kind of en hopefuls, including a Davalillo has appeared in win in the 12th. Jim Moriarty succeeded Hyde 75.iap event. June 29 is the date New York 30 33 .476 9 then followed with his two-on committed only one, but its sole Denny McLain, who has won 11 afternoon. One of the larged Federation. like to see it signed.” smattering of veterans who three games as an Angel — all Rlgney is also pleased Daval- in the basketball job. Albert yjg Independence 160-lap clas- Chicago 30 33 .476 9 homer in the seventh to pull miscue paved the way to three of 13 decisions, tonight. For American Legion Qub fiedds of cars and drivers of the Ryun, who also holds the were anxious to test post against the New York Yankees lUo got the two hits off left Applin has been offered the gjg at the fifth mUe oval. Next NASCAR sanctioning group Ryun himself is not in the hander Barber. Hall, seemingly Cincinnati 30 33 .476 9 world mile and 1,600-meter rec operative knees. and victories in which he played Bulk of Manchester’s Amer nlght in Glastonbury and then jayvee hoop job along with that Sunday afternoon is the date for should be on hand to contesrt. Houston 25 39 .391 16% S.F., 41; Perez, Cin., 40. 16; Hart, S.F., 14. ords, ran his fastest half-mile two-day meet becausp he Is re The offense was directed a major role. unable to cope with southpaws, of trainer. No definite state- loo-car demolitloi) derby with Fir the quaMfylng heats and the 50- Hits — Rose, Cin., 95; Flood, Stolen bases — WUIs, Pitt., 18; ican Legion baseball team, 1968 return home Sunday against al June 10, 1966, at a meet in Terre cuperating from mononucleosis by Tom Kennedy and Hank . Oallfomia managed to get was used only against right Wednesday’s Results ment has been made as to four heats of 25 cars each. Top lap modified feature for the Major League St. L., 86. W. Davis, L.A., 13. edition, will consist of young ways powerful Rockville in Zone Haute, Ind., sponsored by the and working out in Arizona to Washington. only four hits off the Yankees’ handers. New York 8, Houston 2 whether or not he has accepted pj^^e is 500 bucks for the win $1 ,000 prize smd the added Doubles — Brock, St. L., 21; Pitching (6 decisions) —Mar- sters who played at either Man Eight play. All, twilight games U.S. Track and Field Federa Steve Barber In . Wednesday Barber, 0-2, walked 10 batters Pittsburgh 2, Los Angeles 1 the position. ner. . .Rain has finally sub purse .money. build up strength for the Mexi = L e a d e r s = Rose, Cin., 20. IchaJ, S.F., 13-2, .867; Selma, chester High or East Catholic are slated to start at 6 o’clock tion, one of the bodies compet night’s game—but two of them —and they led to his downfall. Atlanta 3, Clndimati 1 ♦ * sided to enable 0>ach Charlie 'Ihe first event will go off co City Olympic Games in Oc Triples — Clemente, Pitt., 7; N.Y., 6-1, .867. High this spring. and Sunday games at 2. ing with the AAU for control of were iby Davalillo and the In the ninth timing he issued a San FrancUco 6, Philadelphia American League Graff and hds American Legion promptly alt 2:15 with acres of Peace Asked one-out pass to Woodle Held. B. Wdlliams, Chic., 6. Strikeouts — Singer, L.A., Coach Charlie Graff’s charges The pitching staff consists of Time May Tell team to get on the ptactice field. track. tober. second one, a double, played a Batting (160 at bats) — Yas free parking available and Tom Burgmeier, who replaced Home runs — McCovey, S.F., 110; Marichal, S.F., 108. will get off the mark Friday Gary Kinel from East (Catholic, Now. if the high school activities part in the Angels' 3-2 victory. St. Louis 4, Chicago 0 trzemski, Best., .332; Monday, __ ------Time is all that may be need plenty of seats In the new Held on first, raced to third on u Ben Grzyb of Manchester High would end, he could have a full In A AU Feud "N o doubt about It—^Vlc has Today’s Games • Oak., .318. ed to-straighten out the difficul grandstand areas. DavaUUo’s double and continued and Wayne Gagnon of Bolton team there at one time. given-- us — some------spark,”-X------—Angel D-- Chicago Jenkins 6-7 at St. Lou- Runs — McAullffe, Det., 37; ties as Dick Danielson, athletic This will be the last of the High. Manager BUI Rigney aald after home j w ^ is Gibson 7-5 Yastrzemski, Boat., 36; White, Sunday afternoon shows as the By USTFF when right fielder Andy Kosco Firecracker in Last Inning the CalifoniianB nailed down Houston Dierker 6-9 at New N.Y., 36. Besides Kinel, other East speedway witf switch over the fumbled the hit. V. their sixth victory in the last York Seaver 4-6 standouts this spring on the >1 following week, June 30, to the DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Angels scored twice in Runs batted in — F. Howard, Y^le Leads Dinghy Sailing seven games. Cincinnati Nolan 2-1 at Atlan Wash., 60; Harrelson, Best., 45. squad Include Rudi Wlttke, regular Sunday night pro The U.S. Track and Field Fed The streak has moved the the third on a walk, a single, Upsets ‘Hawk’; Blasts Fans ta Pappas 2-6, night Hits — F. Howard, Wash., 72; Dennis MacArdle, Tim O’Neil grams through July and Au- eration, quiet recently ta its Angels past New York into sev an intentional walk and Leo San Francisco Sadecki 7-8 at and John Socha. AfVer Three Days of Races gurt. SALT WATER FISHING to good to deeper waters long feud with the AAU, has Rodriguez’ single. Yastrzemski, Best., 68. DETROIT (AP) __ Bos-throwing things onto the field, troit pitchers, said the fireworks enth place in the American Philadelphia Wise 4-5, night Manchester High’s players on / along the shore. taken a new tack and asked tor Sammy Ellis, surviving home Doubles — R. Smith, Bost., x TJnrTpltwin b last- The public address announce- were of the M 80 variety, cylln- RIVERSIDE PARK Very good catches of blackflsh, League and to within just three Los Angeles Keklch 1-0 and the 18-mem roster are Dave BRANFC^D (AP)—After the of the University of Southern Scarce so far are fluke and peace. games of second-place Cleve- runs by Joe Pepdtone in the 19; B. Robinson, Balt., 16; T. ^ Detroit baseball fans af- came after another fire- drical and about the size of a California was third with 39. running two to five pounds, are blue crabs. Sutton 2-6 at Pittsburgh Blass Horton, Cleve., 16. man's thumb. Ware. Chuck May, Kent Ough, first of thr^e days or races, Rain, which has'-been playing In a telegram sent Wednesday fourth and Jake Gibbs, tii the cracker exploded near Harrel Wednesday’s races were sailed being made at rocky spots all 'and. 3-2 and Sisk 4-2 2, twi-nlght Triples — Fregosi, Calif., 8; ter being struck in the son in right field. Wet struck "That kind has stuff like TNT Dick Ctobb, Kent Smith and tiavoc with the New England to Sen. Warren Magnuson, D- “ We’ve really needed a lead- seventh, tossed a six-hitter lor Yale Unlversiy led the compe in 10- to 20-kiwt winds and along the coast. Favored bait INLAND FISHING Friday’s Games McAullffe, Det., 7. back Wednesday night by in them,” said Lolich, who Is in Grzyb. sports world in recent weeks, Wash., chairman of the Senate off man like Vic,” says Rlgney, his fourth victory against five out to end the game. tition Wednesday in dinghy sail choppy waters. A total of 11 seems to be fiddler crabs. High, muddy water has Los Angeles at New York, N Home runs — F. Howard, a heavy duty firecracker in the National Guard. “ A guy Rounding out the squad will ildn’t spare Riverside Park Commerce Committee, the and he gives us a lot more defeats. Harelson tossed his glove boats raced in each division. Scattered catches of large si®?'®'! stream fishing for trout, Wash., 23; W. Horton, Det., 18. the ninth inning. doesn’t need basic training. Juat be Steve Banas, former Man ing for the HemV A. Morss Tro- Speedway Saturday night. Stub USTFF’s goyeining council The Yankees now visit Minne Chicago at Cincinnati, N down and began to walk off the Nine races were held in division Some of the better ponds recent apeeq.” San Francisco at Pittsburgh, Stolen bases — Campaneris, chester High shortstop, Jim phy. born showers caused the third bluefish are being made at the asked that a committee confer His speed helped California sota where they’U start a three- Harrelson drove in four runs field but was urged to return to outfield In Detroit A, and tour in division B. Race and Watch Hill Reefs. ly have been: East Twin and N Oak., 26; Cardenal, Cleve., 16. Jim (Campbell, Detroit gener Balesano, Mike Jeffries, Jack postponement and the entire Highland Lakes (night fishing; ence be called to settle differ top New York Tuesday night game series Friday night. The in the Red Sox’ 8-5 victory over his position by umpire A1 Saler Yale had 93 points in the com- Second in team scoring was Smalled blue, one to one and Philadelphia at Houston, N Pitching (5 decisions) —John, al manager, admitted the toss Holik and Ron Noske. modified stock car racing card also koksmee at East Twin); ences. when he raced safely to first Angela also have today off the American Leagfue leading no. petition sponsored liy the Inter- San Diego State College, with las been held over until Satur- one-half pounds, are to the west Atlanta at St. Louis, N Chic., 5-0, 1.000; McLain, Det., ing of bottles, firecrackers and Monday night the locals will Candlewood Lake; Lake Quas- The council urged that the after second baseman Horace .before hosting Baltimore in a Tigers. "If there hadn’t been two collegiate Yacht Racing Associ- 65 paints; third was the UiU- lay night. ern portion of the Sound, with 11-2, .846. beer cans was worse In Detroit return to Mt. Nebo to face sapaug; Ball Pond; Green Falls Commerce Committee call and Clarke hobbled his grounder, weekend set. American League Harrelson said the firecrack strikes on Wert I’d have walked atlon of North AmericaAme: versity of Southern California The next two weeks at Rlver- Penfield Reef a good spot. Some Strikeouts — McDowell, than other American League Windsor and Friday night will Reservoir; Amos Lake; Long preside over a joint tneeting of er, one of five tossed into right off the field," said Harrelson. The skipper with tJ)e most with 81. 3lde should be especially big good catches of two and one-half Pet. G.B. Cleve., 135; Tiant, Cleve., 108. cities. entertain Stafford, both games Pond; Beach Pond; Mashapaug a pre-determined number of W. L. field in the ninth inning, explod “ This is ridiculous. There were points in the A division was Then came Tulane University, jnes for both drivers and spec to three pound blues are being 42 23 .646 — "But you can’t frisk 30,000 at 6 o’clock. Lake. AAU and USTFF delegates. Detroit National League ed in back of him. six guys screaming and cursing Yale’s Chris Seaver, with 52. 70; University of Michigan, 67; tators. The holdover feature made off Madison. Cleveland 35 31 .530 7% people,” said Cambell. Part Graff plans to use either Gag Panfish are biting well in most Authorized to appoint a dele- Shutout Held Milestones Batting (160 at bats) — M. "What if it landed in front of in right field . . . with women He was followed by his prew- Coast Guard Academy, 65; New Saturday night will be 75 laps Baltimore 33 30 .64 8 of it is that fans are closer to non or Jeffries on the mound in Bull striped bass to 40 pounds ponds, including: Lake Lillino- agUon for the USTFF was Rose, Cim, my face,” said Harrelson. “ I’m .and children standing there mate Tim McLaughlin, a l^ of York Maritime, 60; Notre Dame, and one week later the 150-lap 34 31 .623 8 Alou, Pi the playing field in Detroit than Glastonbury with Kinel getting are providing good fishing at nah (yellow perch, calico Wayne Cooley of Des Motoes, Minnesota . . . and not a cop around. Yale, with 46. 49; U.S. Merchant Marine, 46; Four-Sport Star Graduates Independence Classic. 30 30 .600 9% .358. blind. A few fans like that give other parks.” the Race, Watch Hill Reefs, Val bass); East Twin Lake (yellow For Killebrew and Chance Boston Runs — Rose, (3in., 45; San- the node Sunday. Jeffries Leading the B division in University of Washington, 42; Ed Patnode of Westfield is who was elected to succeed the 32 .600 9% a city like Detroit a bad name Red Sox Manager Dick Wil- That’s the first time I’ve iant Rock and the east end of perch, blueg;llls); Highland Lake Oakland 32 pitched well for the East Cath points was EXavid Coit of San and Western Washington, 42. looking for his second 75-lap Rev. Wilfred H. Crowley, S.J., S T. PAUL- MINNEAPOLIS 33 .484 10% to, (3hlc., 41. all the time. Detroit is the only liams said he would have hated geen anyone throw firecrackers University of Hartford’s Only four-sports varsity Fishers Island. Best luck is witli (yelow perch, bluegilsl); Can records, admitted that bagging California 31 batted in — McCovey, olic Jayvees this spring. Diego State College, with 42. Ed A race spokesman said seven victory. While Bill Greco of of Los Altos, Calif., as council (AP) — Harmon Killebrew and 35 .463 12% Runs town in the leag;ue where this to see the game forfeited be on the field," said Mayo Smith letter winner in the 11-year history of the school, cels and plugs fished the night dlewood Lake; Mudge Pond; his 1,000th RBI "means a little New York 29 BuUer of the University of', races were planned for Thurs- New Haven is seeking a fourth president Dean Chance reached personal 34 .443 13 happens. You don’t get that cause all of the records for both who has managed the Tigers for Peter Kas^t^age, poses with mother, Mrs. Isabelle tides. Good striper fishing is also extra.’’ Chicago 27 Southern California was next \day and sU for Friday to com- feature conquest. Buddy Krebs Lake Housatonic (yellow perch, "We want the freedom of milestones and Frank Quillci 24 38 .387 16% stuff in the rest of the league.” teams would go down the drain. two years. Bonasera, formerly of Manchester, at Uoffl Com reported to the Thames River, Washtngtoin with 40. And Argyle Campbell plete the competition.______of Manchester hopes to widen calico bass); Lake Zoar; Cov domestic participation," Cooley reached cloud 9 in Minnesota’s Harman quoted chapter and Becker Named Harrelson said fans bombard "But Detroit ought to do "I don’t blame Harrelson. But Gene Mauch Branford River and Captain Wednesday’s Results mencement exercises. Kasavage received his bache his lead in the point standings. entry Lake; Upper Bolton Lake said to reference the AAU- 4-0 victory over Washington verse on his first major league ed left fielder Joe Lahoud and in Chicago last weekend, the to Minnesota 4, Washington 0 something about it,” ' hre said. lor of science degree in education. A 1963 graduate ■Island off Greenwich. (bullheads); Moodus Reservoir USTF feud. Wednesday night for the Twine’ RBIs. ToOCILTeam California 3, New York 2 centerfielder Reg Smith with "Tliey even threw one at Jim fans tossed stuff at the car driv from Manchester High School, he earned seven STAFFORD SPEEDWAY Cod fishing continues excellent (bluegills, calico bass); Pa- 'He added that the conference sixth srtraight victory. "I Wt a double to drive in two Liked Allen Boston 8, Detroit 6 Annual CCIL all-star spring beer cans and bottles in the late Northrup and he plays for De ing the relief pitchers in from varsity letters in football, baseball and golf. Var at Montauk Point and Block chaug, Hopevllle, Glasgo and with the Commerce Committee Killebrew drove 4i> the 1,000th runs of Alex Kellner of the Ath- innings after Detroit had fallen If “ Bugsy” Stevens of Re- Cleveland 3, (Chicago 1 sports selections were announc troit. the outfield and I’ve seen fans sity awards at Uofll include intei-collegi'ate soccer, Island, with some good catches Aspinook Ponds; Morey Pond is being sought as an alternative run of his career for the Twins’ letios In old Connie Mack Sta Oakland 6, Baltimore 3 behind 5-4 in the seventh on "If they forfeited the game, I in New York toss full cans of And Phillies hoboth. Mass., doesn’t win an still being made at the Race. (bullheads); Black Pond, Wood to arbitration by the Senate first nm in the fifth inning, dium In Philadelphia in June ed today. Jimmy Becker, ace of M G STRKES basketball, basdball and golf. Kasavage enters the other National NASCAR Modi Harrelson’s three-run homer. would have hated to take my beer at the pitchers in the bull Winter flounder continue fair stock, yellow perch, bullheads. gp-oup. while Chance notched his 100th Today’s Games the Mancehster High golf team, PHILADELPHIA (Afl?) — Peace Corn th's summer. fied Championship, Southing 1954,” Killebrew said. at With two out and two strikes team on the field tomorrow,” pen." major league victory with a Cleveland 5-4 was the only local boy named Gene Mauch aald he had no by Frank Beard ton’s Ed Flemke just might. "It was my third time at bat to any of the squads. on Don Wert in the Detroit said Williams. "If Detroit fans Campbell said plainclothes po- ______three-hit, 10-strikeout pegform- Chicago John 5-0, night kicks about the way the Fhila- Stafford Speedway’s "dy In the major lagues. I had pinch Boston Ellsworth 6-4 at De- Manchester was “ shutout” in ninth, the Detroit management get that upset over a loss, what lice and ushers help patrol the r 1 MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE BU66S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE MotorcyelM— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW ______BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Hwlp Wantwd BicyelM 11 ' GHE JUST LOVf« THAT UTTlE) SEM -WE'VE GOT A > SI 3 5 I ALREADY HAVE FUN I I'L L BE lohoo^ n * 1 1 BACK AN' FINISH IT n'h A GREAT/ HE SAYS HIS CLASSIFIED W hen the rxks piano! WE LL HAVE TO MWCICAL Gt$llU« STAR TED MOTHER’S HELPER — Com LATER'. campaign! FRIENDS ARE GOT BRATlHELLA START HER OH LE650HS OH OUR HAHDSf^ PAINTIN' IT/ fortable West Hartford home. - BROTHER OWLS.'OUR PLACE\«PEECH~ DIVIDED ON THE 1966 SUZUKI X6, 250 CC, good A OINKV tOV AS SOON AS RN — 7-8 shift, full-time, part- PORKY, BUT in! history IS a t stake, and) 1TX)NT ISSUES AND HE'S PLUNH.a ^ r - ^ Private room. Call 628-0807. 1 KNOW HOW Aniwtr to PrtYicut f«nl* condition. 648-8606. PIANO, 6HE POSSIBLE f time. Laurel Manor, 649-4619. STICKIN'WITH HIS S & m A * e N T A L OUR PRESTIGE HANcSS IN UNDER-J i n j ADVERTISING BAMdED OM It EXPERIENCED READ Y to WANTED — Woman for clean THE b a l a n c e •' WE NEED [s t a n d .FRIENDS ALL THE j New York Vrsit MIGHT ANP wear sales person. Salary open. VA LOVE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ing, one or two days a week BIRDS TO MEET THE CHALLENGES, a v o r d ( WAY.'' 1966 HONDA, 306 scrambler,. pAV— ,’V j l Apply In person. Marlow’s, 867 OF TODAY TO Win A OF IT.', 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. $450. Call 640-0798. or part-time. Call 649-5820. ARE ACROSS voice Main St. BETTER TOMORROW.''J 2 Prevaricator 1 New York’s BAKERY counter woman. Ap ' MA\J0R p r o g r e s s capital 3 Masculine COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT 1965 HONDA — 65 cc. $86. Call ply In person. Davis Bakery, Holp Wantod— Mato 36 7 Part of nickname 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION 646-5624. 521 Main Street. New York’s 4 Reply (ab.) EXPERIENCED tractor trailer Deadline for Saturday and Monday ia 4:80 p.m. Friday. 1967 HONDA Sol^mbler, 16o' cc. motto 5 Kind of driver. Steady work for quali 13 Mortgagee tide (pi.) Excellent condition. Call after 6 Shoubs fied person. Apply SAD, Inc., t,-2 0 14 Incursionist PLEASE READ YOUR AD 6 p.m. 64*-8766. ______15 O f the tarsus 7 Muse of Mature ^om an 95 Hilliard Street, Manchester. astronomy 1966 HONDA —CB 160, blue and (anat.) 41 Nullify Cluslfied M “ Want Ada” are taken over the phone aa a 0Ui;BRAriHELLA,VOU HAVEH’T ] I OOHX CARE' ASSISTANT traffic manager — 16 Handled 8 Saddle pads 25 Feminine gray. Excellent condition. 3,000 For Permanent Position ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN appellation 42 High cards Tead hla ad the FIRST S o THE'/ BLEW THE PRAaiCEP IN VfCEKS.' X MATE PIAKO salary, good benefits. Apply In 17 Table scrap 9 Wisconsin miles, $376. Call 644-0629. 27 Greek 43 Small notch D ^ IT ^ P E A M and REPORT ERRORS In time for the bahhroll oh a super- LE660H6.'BA»“ ' person. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye .OH, SURE...BUT I CANT ...IT C A N BE ..WELL, r G U E S S THERE ARE WORSE 18 Air vehicle (ab.) neirt inaertlon. Herald la reaponaible for only ONE incor In Our Rockville Office 10 First man w ar god 44 Girl’s name deluxe GRAND • Street, South Windsor. HELP WONPERING PR ETTV THINGS THAN HAVING TO SPENP 20 Molt, as 46 Examine rect or o i m t ^ Inaertion for any advertiaement and then only AU/STATE, 1966, Black, 250cc, ABOUT THE TIME- UNRELIABLE THE REST OF MY LIFE HERE! birds 11 Plekus 28 Meadows 29 Painful 47 Was to the extent of a “ make good” Inaertion. Errors which do oil injection, low mileage, CLERK TYPIST MACHINE... A T T IM E S .' 21 Attacks 12 Sketched- not leaaen the value of the advertiaement will not be corrected cream puff. $289. — 1-683-0355. 19 Swiss river 35 Madden observed 23 River duck 43 Formerly by “ make good” Inaertion. 5 Day Week 26 Rogues. 21 Changes ' 36 Parched 37 Coterie 50 Pillar 1966 HONDA 306 Super Hawk, ATTENTION TEACHERS 30 Talk noisily 22 Furrowed ■ blue, excellent condition, cus Including Saturday 23 Very (Fr.) 40 Have 52 Yugoslav 31 Mountain tom handle bars and mufflers. TEACHER TRAINED ______ING> (comb, form) 643-2711 Excellent HIS CAMPAIGN 32 Diomestic 1 2 3 4 6 7 B 9 10 TT 12 875-3136 Call 643-0374 after 6. __ ^ TECWNIOUE- (Rockville, Toll Free) SUBSTITUTE TEACHER slave YAM AHA 60, 1967. 1,100 miles. Working Conditions 33 Posterlot IT" 14 Helmet, goggles, signal lights, 1 (,-ZO 34 Prophetess 16 Many Employe Benefits SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 38 Elssential IS $176. Can be seen at Dairy \ f/D' —- Tm 1*9 U. $ 8«i OM —All (fietTed OUT OUR WAY BY J. R WILLIANS Queen. 242 Broad Street. \_ O lf$0 by U'wied SyedKaf. I»<. being IT Is . 2 0 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? We can employ part-time 39 Scoffed WELL, WHAT POES IT LOOK f OH, WHAT A RELIEF.' WE'RE i BOYS 24“ bike, $18. Convertible 875^6286 while taking courses or full UKE T I'M REARRANGING ^ SAFE FER ANOTHER PAX THEN.' 42 Bustle r- Ttw*- 24-Hour Answering Service 16” , $13. Both in good condi time. Salary range . . $50 to OUPBOARPS A N P C LEAN I THOUGHT SIS CALLEP ANP 45 Musteline 27 29 29 Building— Floor Pinishing 24 Help Wanted— 0 IMi w NIA. Im. T.M. Rtf. U.S. P*(. (Hf. IMG OUT THE REFRIGER WANTEP TO BORROW A ■ mammal W ^4 tion. Call 643-4770. D. Kenneth Welch, Mgr. $150 per week. A Marshall Iia l ATOR, OF COURSE.' FEW THINGS.' 46 Chemical II Free to Herald Readers Contracting 14 FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- Female 35 Field Family owned group. w suffix Ing, old and new. All floors For information and de 2 DAVY JONES BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS T 1 ■ 11 C ARPENTRY— concrete steps, BOOKKEEPER with figure ap- The 49 Stock of 32 E r Want information on one of our claaaitied advertlaementa? MINI-BIKE, 4 weeks old, $150. treated with 3 coats of hot wax. tails, Join us for breakfaust No anawer at the telephone liated7 Simply call the floors, hatchways, remodeling, titude and experience in all wines ■ 11 Call 644-2218. Also cleaning and rewaxlng. at 9:00 A.M. Saturday, June RIGHT. I'M 51 Lakes in n 36 37 It porches, garages, closets, ceil phases of payroll operation, H a r f f o r r l 22 at Statler Hilton Hotel, FLYING OUT this state BLUE HONDA, 160cc, 1965, low ings, attics finished, rec Call 643-0381. pleasant working conditions, ^ L l U l U V ^ U U r c l I l L TONIGHT... 140 Suite 416, Hartford. Em 53 Betroth 3$ EDWARDS mileage, excellent condition. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth liberal fringe benefits. 5-day MEET ME AT 13 Park St. ployment begins Monday, O'HARE.' 54 Roman Only $300. Call 649-2996 after 5 er related work. No Job too week, salary commensurate 42 43 44 a Bonds— Stocks June 24. officials ANSWERING SERVICE small. Dan Moran, Builder. with experience and ability. Rockville, Conn. 55 Reported ■ J i p.m. 49 SO &l Evenings 649-8880. Mortgogos 27 Call Mr. Pierce, Manchester 56 Take u Public Schools, 649-2841. umbrage sJ 649-0500 875-2510 HOMES, GARAGES, porches, SECOND MORTGAGE Un- DENTAL assistant, full-time WANTED — CLERK to work DOWN Business SorvicM rec rooms, room additions, limited funds available for sec- s e c RE't a r y to work for local o ^ H 6 -0 -6 If and leave your message. You’ll hear from onr adverUaer In orthodontic office, in Manches in retail package store, part- 1 Singing Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. Offorad 13 kitchens, roofing, siding, gen ond mortgages, paymenU to construction company. Must ter. Write resume to Box suit your budget. Expedient have experience In stenog- time. Write Box N, Manches eral repair work. Financing "H H ", Manchester Herald. ter Herald. available. No down payment. service, J. D. Realty, 643-5129. raphy and bookkeeping. ' Own LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Aufomobilws For Sal* 4 Economy Builders, Inc. 643- Z ^ ^ Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z IZ Z ^ Z Z Z transportation. $106. per week CLERK-TYPIST to handle MAN WANTED for light main moving large appliances. Burn 6159. Business Opportunity 28 starting salary, paid vacation variety of work for industrial tenance work, year 'round Job, HERALD ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- plus bonuses. Excellent oppor supply firm. Modern East CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNBB 1966 PONTIAC Lemans^ hard mornings between 8-12. Call top, overhead cam, floor shift, 1776. ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga MANCHESTER Tavern — Good tunity for growth. Call 643-9508. Hartford location. Salary and for appointment between 9- bucket seats, console, $1,595. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms central location, only $4,000. fringe benefits. Call 289-8291 for BOX LETTERS TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, 11:30 a.m. only, 649-0072. WAYOtJT BY KEN MUSE Call owner 643-9859. tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce Call Everett Agency, 649-8538. appointment. building lots cleared, trees top ment work, cellar floors, pa STENOGRAPHER EXPERIENCED oil truck driv F o r Y o u r AUSTIN—Healy, 1962 Mark II, ped. Got a tree problem? Well tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- FABRIC saleslady for part-or er. Excellent fringe benefits. IT'S THE GfGN iCSN worth phone call, 742-8262. full-time work at Pilgrim Mills, PAINTER'G UNION.' Inform ation 3000. Black roadster, cream synski. Builder. 649-4291. Private Instructions 32 Personnel Department Apply Harry VanCamp, W.G. t-lo leather top, mag wheels, red Hartford Rd. Apply to Man Glenney Co., 336 No. Main St THEY'RE ON D-L TRUCKING. Light truck WES ROBBINS Carpentry re TUTOR AVAILABLE. ^- aa ssa - TM ... Ut .. flW THE HERALD will not interior. Call 875-2415. ager. Open 10 a.m to 9 p.m. ing done. Attica and Cellars modeling specialist. Additions, perienced teacher, primary Exciting position In busy of TWO DIE-MAKERS needed. STRIKE/ disclose the Identity of fice Involves Interviewing, CLEANING WOMAN wanted any advertiser using box 1966 MUSTANG, hardtop, new cleaned. Trash hauled to the rec rooms, dormers, porches, through Junior high. Call 1-429- Overtime, paid holidays, in light steno, maintaining rec one day or 2 mornings per letters. Readera answer tires, low mileage, excellent dump. Reasonable. Phone 643- cabinets, formica, built - ins, 0768. surance program. Apply in SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL ords, compiling reports and ing blind box ads who condition, $1600. 872-3816. 5846, 643-9973. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. week, vicinity Garth Rd., Call person, Gayle Mfg. Co. Inc., many varied duties. Com desire to protect their 643-5396. 1068 C. Tolland Street, East identity can follow this 1963 HILLM AN Super Minx. Ex- y o U ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. NEWTON H. SMITH A SON — Schools and Classes 33 pany offers competitive R.N. or L.P.N., 11 to 7 a.m., Hartford. procedure: cellent condition, can be seen Cellars, attics, yards, drive Remodeling, repairing, addi starting salary, 8:30 to 4:30 full or part-time. Laurel ' HERE C(3MES . at 174 West Center St., $695. ways sealed and small truck tions, rec rooms, garages, SEWING INSTRUCTIONS ^ hours, excellent benefits, Manor, 649-4519. THE EXECUTIONER / Enclose your reply to the ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- porches and roofing. No Job Professional. Teen-agers enroll free parking, subsidized caf HIGH SCHOOL boy wanted for 1964 W YLLIS station wagon, 6 now for beginner summer box In an envelope — mano Trucking Service toll too small. Call 649-3144. eteria, excellent working gardening. Call 649-9628. address to the Classi cylinder, power steering, course, 8 weeks, $15, adults, STEP UP TO AVON. Dignified free, 742-9487. conditions. Apply, fied Manager, Manchester brakes, automatic transmis $20. Individual attention. Ad part-time employment for wo PART-tlme work for stock boy. Evening Herald, together men of all ages. Our national sion, 4-wheel drive, air-condi BULLDOZER, backhoe work, Roofing— Siding 16 vanced classes available. Call Apply Pilgrim Mills, 177 Hart with a memo listing the tioned and other extras. Ex 742-8206 or 742-8657. FIRST NATIONAL ly advertised products make ford Rd., Manchester. Open 10 land clearing, septic tanks in- xHE BEST in roofing — and companies you do NOT cellent condition. Ideal for high hourly earnings possible In a.m. to 9 p.m. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. stalled, drainage fields. Paul roof repair. Call Coughlin, STORES, INC. sportsman. Sacrifice at $1,250. a territory near home. Call 289- Your letter ^11 be de Schendel, 649-0466. 643-7707. Help Wanted— Park and Oakland Avenues 4922 for appointment in your stroyed If the advertiser Before 5:30 643-2401, and after WHAT/ NOONE'5 \ 6, 649-8483. East Hartford home at your convenience. ‘.DEPOSITED A QUARTER ANYWAY, I'M GOING TO CALL is one you’ve mentioned. MITCH’S LAWN Service —Com Femato 3S HIM AGAIN AND GIVE HIM If not it will be handled MILLION DOLLARS j FORD 1962 Country Squire, plete lawn care, seeding, mow F WANTED — Woman over 21 for FOR ME? ANOTHER CHANCE.ORBOOM/ In the usual manner. ing, rolling, etc. Also odd Jobs Roofing ond work In drug store. Call Elling automatic transmission, power WAITRESSES wanted, full or ' NEIN, \ UP GOES HIS OIL W ELL. cleaning cellars, attics, yards. CMmnays 16-A ton Pharmacy, 876-2232 for steering and brakes. 647-1666. CLERK TYPIST part-time. Some days and eve HERR > HEE-HEE- Bei::AUSE HE Free estimates. 649-1186. appointment for interview. B LA C K ROOFING — Specializing re nings available. Please apply DOUGH. 0 ALWAYS HAS AN AX'D 6(?INP. Lost and Found 1 1957 Ch e v r o l e t , convertible. good condition. Call 646-1001 af- SALES AND Service on Arlens pairing roofs of all kinds, new in person. Gaslight Restaurant, WANTED, reliable woman in TOP Postion open for qualified 30 Oak St. LOST — Pair of woman’s sun ter 4 p.m. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn roofs, gutter work, chimneys Manchester to care for 2_chll- glasses with Debella and Reale mowers. Also Homellte chain cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ typist with good figure apti dren in her home, 8-5 daily. SEALE tude. This position offers a ’j ) cover. Call 247-1345. 1967 CORVETTE, hardtop con saws and International Club experience. Free estimates. Call 1-875-7363 after 6:30. vertible. 11,000 miles, like new. Cadet Tractors, Rental equip Call Howley 643-5361, 644- variety of Interesting work. LOST —LITTLE girl's watch PAYROLL CLERK G IRL WANTED for telephone Call days 643-9567, nights 1-684- ment and sharpening service 8333. Company offers competitive b-lo (-L0 vicinity Chestnut ApLs. and starting salary, excellent work, days or nights. Ex JIPH N DOUGH CONTACTS HIS r| 4411, ask for Dave. on all makes. L & M Equip c HU, U<. TM. U» I Walnut St. 643-8784. benefits, free parking, sub Person with above average perience not necessary, will Reg. $6.95. '-' b a n k e r IN SWITZERLAND. ■ ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon, NJ PLYMOUTH, 1966 Fury 3, 2- sidized cafeteria and excel clerical ability and back train. Call 649-5309 between 6 95.95 LOST — small lady’s wrist- 876-7609 Manchester Exchange Heating and Plumbing 17 “You say you want me to have all the things you didn’t door convertible. Power steer lent working conditions. Ap ground In payroll work. and 6:30 p.m. for interview. watch with black elastic wrist — Enterprise 1945. 5 Qsl, Can have? How wore you fixed for riding power mowers?” ing, automatic transmission, M & M Plumbing & Heating. ply. Comptometer e x p erlence band, call 643-2964. radio, heater. Excellent condi CLERICAL — Mature woman MICKY FINN M Service calls pur. specialty. No helpful. Excellent wages, BY LANK LEONARD SHARPENING Service — Saws, for position In purchasing de LOST —Savings Passbook No. tion. Call 649-1436. Job Is too small. Free free benefit program, con I CAN GIVe A ONE IS THAT >OUR FATHER SURELY knives, axes, shears, skates, partment. Start immediately. I TIME TO DO A LITTLE BIT estimates gladly given. Call FIRST NATIONAL venient free parking. Apply, YOU TWO DOESN'T WANT THE DAUGHTER OF A THIEF ' INVESTIGATIN' ON 16889 Hartford National Bank 1963 BUICK Special convertible. rotary blades. Quick service. Apply Iona Manufacturing Co., W. G. Glenney Co. THE WAY DAD FEELS HE MAY VERY GOOD, IN HIS FAMILY/ AND SECONDLY, I WOULD MY OWN I STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF and Trust Co. First Manchester Excellent condition. Must sell Capitol Equipment Co., 38 649-2871. STORES, INC. NEVER GIVE HIS CONSENT, REASONS. NOT MARRY INTO A FAMILY THAT IS SO Regent Street, Manchester, 386 N. MAIN ST. Office. Application Made for Asking $860. Call 289-8212 after Main St., Manchester. Hours FIRST NATIONAL Conn. JODY.' SO WHY WAIT? WILLING TO ACCUSE AN HONEST Park and Oakland Avenues BUT I p o n y know STEVE HAS NOT YET SEEN POOTZI'S THEN THE FIRST BEGINS A HUE ANP CRY FOR Payment. 6 p.m. dally 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9, STORES INC. THE CDUNTERSI6N r l NEO-NAZI FRIENPS-SO ON THE SOMEONE T& SAVE THE VICTIM... STEVE LEAPS Saturday 7:30-4. 643-7968. Millinery, East Hartford ..THERE MUST Be - I'L L 60 TO THE CROWDED DOCK ONE OF THEM INTO THE ICY WATER ANP PULLS THE TIRING LOST — Savings Passbook No. 1968 DODGE Coronet, white- PARK & OAKLAND AVES. , A CONTACT COPE IN FERRY POCK ANP STARTS A QUARREL AS THE OTHER MAN TO SHORE ... 18147 Hartford National Bank walls, radio, power steering, BACK - HOE available with ______Dressmaking 19 THIS NOTE FROM SEE WHAT COMES PUSHES AN OLD M AN INTO THE POOR CHAP/ MON-THUBS and Trust Co. First Manchester 2400 miles, $2100. Call 872-4563. operator, trenching, cellars, PROFESSIONAL EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Immediafe Opening 10 AM • J PM POOTZI... NEXT... ICY W A T E R ... THE BAUD REMOVE THE ALTERA Office. Application Made for septic fields, pools, sewer lines PART-TIME bookkeeper for ONE IS A HERO WET SWEATER TIONS and dressmaking done small contracting firm. Gener Payment. 1964 PONTIAC Tempest con etc. New equipment. Reason ANP TAK E vertible, 6 cylinder, automatic, in my home. Home fittings al office work, benefits. Write ------For A Young Man or Girl able rates. 643-6166, or 666-8870. MY JACKET/, LOST — Siamese cat, Butler A-1 shape. 649-0472 after available. Call Mondays or any -Box “A” . Manchester Herald. TYPISTS—Secretaries, Tempor Road area. Reward. Call 643- evenings after 7 p.m. 742-6657. ary, full-time or 9-3, Immediate 6 p.m. TREE removal-Trlmmlng. Rea FU LL - TIM E office cashier. Jobs. Highest pay. No fee. Staff 2687. sonable rates. Covered for DRESSMAKING Alterations, 1966 VO'LKSWAGEN 1300 model Five days including Saturdays. Builders, 11 Asylum Streep property damage. Got a tree zippera replaced, etc. Excel MONITORING sunroof, show room condition, Apply W. T. Grant Co., Man Hartford, 278-7610. FOUND—CREAM colored pug. fully equipped, $1,435. 649-5755. problem? Call Dana’s Tree lent workmanship, 649-4311. chester Parkade. Vernon Dog Warden, 876-7934. Service, 622-8429. MOTHERS — Working 3 nights MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY VOLKSWAGEN 1965 — black, a week from 8 to 11, will earn LINOTYPE MACHINES FOUND — LIGHT tan female radio, sunroof, low mileage. l a w n m o w e r s sharpened Movlno— Trucking— you $60 or more selling Queen’s DO YOU HAVE ANY WE USE NOTHING puppy. White on chest and four plus snow tires. Good condition, ,and repaired. Eng^lne tune-ups. ATTENTION TEACHERS Way to Fashion, $300 In fash j L’I'A lllri-l-P I .:Ly 5 ,Y J I I white paws. Call Dog Warden, original owner, 643-4466. reel, rotary, hand. Pick-up and StoiStoraga 20 ions freeTCall Merldlth Ray, An excellent opportunity tor the right person to : YOUR RUBBER ANIAAALS TO BUT THE REAL FLOAT AROUND ON ? THING /LROUND HERE. 643-4131. deliver, 649-7968. TEACHER TRAINED 649-2259. •3WIAAMING 1960 CHEVROLET Impala, good MANCHESTER Delivery—light learn the printing trade. Excellent benefits. ; POOLI5 MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK C AV A LU FOUND — LIGHT tan female for parts, $100. or best offer. RUBBISH — trash removed to tic k in g and package delivery. TEACHER REGISTERED NURSE or pub- ABSOLUTELY I'M Refrlgerators, washers and bUlibillUlL I L A L H L K „ „ n„r.se .Staff nositlons AFRAID puppy with white on chest. Call 872-6351, after 6 p.m. the dump, lawns maintained. lie health nurse. Staff positions Come in soon. , LOVELY, stove moving, specialty. Fold NOT... I'D LIKE TO T H A T '6 RIGHT... r CAM TAk££ BUT T H A T OPROARJCOS Dog Warden, 643-4131. Call 649-186/ tei 6 p.m. open in a generalized public . AAR. OLDSMOBILE, 1962 Starfirc. ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT e P E A K TO THE J S A ID GERMS. A U T T L E LAUQHTB2. D O I V E S A ^ health nursing program with a \ '' >\BERNATHy , FOUND — Shepherd, light tan 2-door hardtop, power steering STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, — tri-town agency, serving rural (^EeiDENTABOCJT NOW, I F E E / _____ SARCASM... R IG H T UP TH E W A L L / fireplaces, flagstone terraces. female puppy, wearing a har and brakes, good condition, We can employ part-time and suburban areas. Call 1-228- eTAQTING FBACB All concrete repairs. Reason ness. Call Dog Warden, .643- $600 or best offer, 643-5338. Painting— Papering 21 while taking courses or full 3742 or 1-228-9280 or write Mrs. . ^ 1 NEGOTIATIONS ably priced. '643-0861. Wm THE GERMS. 4131. time. Salary range . . $50 to Marilyn Smith, Box 94, Hebron, 13 BISSELL STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. 1961 CHEVROLET Bel Air sta- L. PE LLE TIE R — PalnUng — $150 per week. A Marshall 6->0 EXPERT SHARPENING—Pow Conn. tiOn wagon, 6 cylinder, standard interior and exterior, papering Field Family owned gp"oup. JONKf ^ ----- er mowers, hand mowers, pow Riosehuy Announcomants transmission, radio-and heater, and p(iper removal, fully In For Information and de COUNTER GIRL — experience er saws, hand saws, electric luggage rack, trailer hitch, sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. tails, Join us for breakfast not necessary. Apply in person. ELECTROLUX vacuum clean □ extras. Good condition, one hedge clippers, knives for home at 9:00 A.M. Saturday, June or restaurant,rotary blades, cir Comer Soda Shop,; 735 Main St. ers, sales and service, bonded owner. $560. Call 643-4576 after INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe 22 at Statler Hilton Hotel, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER representative. Alfred Amell, 5 p.m. cular saws 6“ to 24” , lawn and cial rates for people over 65. Suite 416, Hartford. Em HOUSEWIVES — work from 647-1719 or 643-4913. garden tools. Satisfaction YOU UL. NEVEP L.EARNJ W H O S A Y S Call my competitors, then call ployment begins Monday, your home telephoning Fuller 6-20 g^uaranteed. Sharp All, 585 me. Estimates given. 649-7863, Brush customers, neighborhood TO SWIM. HOLLYHOCK, I HAVEN'T <3 0 T £ JOHN MERZ is now working June 24. IF YtOU DON'T HAVE CONFIDENCE 0»OK 1980 FALCON, 2-door, stand Adams St., Manchester, 643-5305 875-8401. areas, very profitable. Call Are You An at Russell’s Barber Shop, COfHFlDENCE.' ■se. CAUAUJ ard. $165. Call 649-1466. 247-1949. corner of Oak and Spruce. INTERIOR and exterior paint- ______OLDSMOBILE convertible 1980, ing and papering. Call Phil WANTED —Clerk-Typist, good D CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNEM white, 38,000 miles, fully Household Services ParsonaU Denoncourt, 742-6173. at figures, ^rfull-tlme. Apply equipped. Excellent condition. Ofltored 13-A Jarvis Construction Co., 283 Experienced w e CAN'T BRING KOONTZ Tj THERES ONE LEGITIMATE HOPE LEFT. PAINTING — interior and ex NOEL Adair dry skin foot Must be seen to be appreciat E. Center Street. CASUAL JUSTICe WITHOUT BUUYiN-’ Yj LOLA POLLARPi SHE CAN PBMAMO THE terior, very reasonable, free IMMEDIATE RETURN OF THE PAINTING creme. Lubricant for callouses, ed. 649-1367 after 6 p.m. IMAGE EVEN MORE REWEAVING of burns, moth- estimates. Call Richard MR.McKEE _ ...... SHE BOUGHT IN GOOD FAITH', ^ dry skin, rough heels, legs. CAN we holes, zippers repaired. Win Martin, 649-9286, 649-4411. VILLAGE PROVE HE 5HES JUST A Softens, soothes tired feet. dow shades made to measure, STOLE m V Quinn’s Pharmacy. Trailers— all size Venetian blinds. Keys JOSEPH P. LEWIS — custom CLERK COMPOSITOR? PORTRAITl made while you wait. Tape re painting, Interior and exterior, SHOP HEP SUE ME RIDE wanted from Broad and Mobile Homes 6-A FOR WAREHOUSE OFFICE corders for rent. Marlow’s 887 paperhanging, wallpaper re FOR FALSE Woodland to downtown Hart ARRE5TJ Main St., 649-5221. moved. Wallpaper books on re IMMEDIATE OPENING AVAILABLE ford. Working hours 8 to 4:10. 1966 DELUXE Space Age pick No experience required. Has an opening lor a quest. Fully insured. Free es Call after 6 p.m.. 649-126^. up camper, sleeps 4, sun deck jg protect Figure wo^k Involved. Must woman for the Shoo and ladder, refrigerator, bot- timates. Call 649-9658. be able to start at 7 a.m. Dept. and restore original appear After reviewing the many fringe benefits, ROBIN MALONE SARAH COVENTRY Jewelry! tie gas or electric, gas stove, Excellent benefits and BY BOB LUBBERS ance of your ameslte driveway NAME YOUR own price. Palnt- Experience helpful but If you’d like beautiful Jewelry oven, exhaust fan, double sink, working conditions. Apply you'll wonder why you waited so long to with a good coat of protective ing, paperhanging, paper re not necessary. II you wait; MRS, MALONef absolutely free, please call mono-matlc toilet, 30 gallon at employment office, |oin us. RDBlwriHE ?ur W H E R E \-mi5l6^TLIKe sealer. Free estimates. 742- moval. Free estimates and dec enjoy working l^th M e k E N N e p y w a w ts 647-1384 for details. water tank, pressurized water UWITHPCDRRgR WHy.«??2 ..HUMSuprjms.MAtowe 9487. orating service. Quality work |)cop1c, we will trdht TOSPEAKTOyoa... system, gas, 12 volt or 110 MERSeR CAUr ATALUr- manship, neat, competent serv FIRST NATIONAL you. lights. Intercom, formica coun Apply In Person A t The GO THROUGH VENETIAN blinds — repaired, ice. Call 647-9664. I HAVeWT WITHPUr Automobiles For Sato 4 ter, carpeting, Jalousled win STORES INC. Excellent Salary 1 ^ retaped and recorded. 646-0273, T)Me,JO,. y o i r iuWiSb dows, screens. Jacks. 643-7490 649-2971. PAPERHANGING Specialist — PARK & OAKLAND AVES. Good Working Hours t-IO LITTLE SPORTS BY ROU80R NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Including other modern X- Bankrupt, repossession? Hon after 6:30. Free estimates. S. J. Cornelia, PAY JANITORIAL services — win EAST HARTFORD, CONN. benefits . . . YtTUiL H05PITAU est Douglas accepts lowest 875-7401. HERE FOR REN T — ’67 Apache tent dows, washed, kitchen floors MANCHESTER EVENING .HAVgrp down, smallest payments, any Apply: trallor, sleeps 6, dinette, can washed and waxed, general \HANPLE where. Not small loan finance opy, electric wiring. Available maintenance. Wise Mainten Floor Finishing 24 Mr. Carl Relmer nrrx-, 616 company plan. Douglas Mo WANTED — Housekeeper and Muer July and August, $65. weekly. ance, 643-2603. CAME -O’ companion for elderly lady who HERALD GONOV^. I tors, 345 M fU "-______649-4279. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv ing (specializing in older is up and about. Live in, own Casual Village ToPAY 1969 CADILLAC Coupe DeVllle 13 BISSELL STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. floors). Inside painting. Paper room, one day off per week, Main St., Manchester 4-door hardtop, full power, ery, yards, attics, cellars hanging. ‘ No Job too small. $76. Write Box “X” , Manches good condition, $376. Call own cleaned and removed. Also odd 6-20 Read Herald Ads Jobs. 644-8962. John Verfallle, 649-5760. ter Herald. S® IHI b, NIA, u<. er, 648-1610. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX ______% ______— liisinoss Resort Prapeity Holp W onlod^ HouMhoM Goods 51 Apartmonli floti Houses For Sole 72 ' Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Rosort Praparty Out O f Town Wonft d' Rtal Estota 77 Tonomonts 53 For Rtnf For Rent 67 For Salt 75 Mom or Fomolo 37 11x22’ Wool beige rug with p a d . ______LARGE MODERN home plus For SaU 74 ALL CASH for your property BERRY’S WORLD Several pairs of drapes. Call RENTALS handled — apart- INDUSTRIAL lone space tor COVHINTRT LAKE -lakeside COMPARE THIS 6 room Cape FOUR BEDROOMS under $18,- SPLIT-LEVEL - 8 rooms, 6. rdom older home with barn within 24 hours. Avoid red PART-TIME evenings - - Man rent. Heated or unheated. Ideal cottage, modern, all conven- others. ’This one includes ooo, central location! Joe Lom- bedrooms, 1'^ baths, large and 100 acres of land. $85,000 LAKE IVilllams —water-front j^oi^T’H COVEN’I’RY near tape. Instant service. Hayes CLASSIFIED 646-0496. ments, homes, multiple dwel cottage. Privacy, shade, sandy and wife to do janitorial duties. tor storage, machine shop, etc. lenoes, some select dates still ® breezeway and garage. Three bardo, Belfiore Agency, 647- family room, new wall to wall for the package. Philbrick Parkway. Older three bedroom Agency, 646-0181. lings, business. Courteous, ef beach. Call 228-3536, after 4 524-0620 ficient service. Call us now. Located on Rt. 6, Bolton. Call avanaMe. 648-6680. four bedrooms, full walk- 1413. and draperies stay. Garage, Agency Realtors, 649-5347. Cape. Three car garage, five FIREPLACE SET, odd chairs, out basement. Nice picture wln- p.m. BOOKKEEPER wanted for po C. J. Morrison Agency, 648-* 649-2871. ______^______$27,500. Philbrick Agency Real acres, privacy. Only $16,500. 646-0496. OOLUMBIA lAke — Small wa- dow, large kitchen and dining ’TREE-surrounded Ranchi Six M A N C H E ST E R F orrest Hills Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Four Convicted ADVERTISING sition with building contractor, 1016. SEPERATE building, paneled tors, 649-5347. terfront cottages^ June, July, room and occupancy to be de- rooms, 2-car garage. Beautiful — New custom built 8-room Rockville area. Salary com LDOKINa for anything in office for rent. Ideal tor August. 649-0468 or ’'Columbia termined. Wolverton Agency ASSUMABLE VA mortgage. Colonial, 2V^ baths, double Out Of Town ELLING’TON—FOR to? fln^t to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT; HOURS mensurate with experience and SMALL 4 burner gas stove with Tennessee pink fireplace. De In Qairol Case real estate rentals — apart lawyer, doctor, dentist, etc. l o 4," Rt. 87, Columbia. Realtors, 649-2813. $183. per month pays all. Sbe garage, family room, city utili family country living, we offer ability. Send resume to Robert oven, $18. 643-0921. lightful jalousled rear porch. For Salt 75 BRIDGEPORT (AP)- A U.8. 8 AJL to 4:80 PJI. ments, homes, multiple dwell cated Grove St., Rockville. Call room Cape, with 2-car attach' ties. Hayes Agency, '646-0131. an oversized 4 bedroom Cape, J. Pue ft Co., P. O. Box 148, COLUMBIA LAKE — Automatic kitchen. Wall to wall District Court jury convicted ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real 649-2871. Sleepy MANCHESTER —4 bedroom In several rooms. Pull ceUar ed garage on a high, dry and ANDOVER LAKE — Summer attached breezeway and gar- Rockville, Conn. Hollow, month of tionnn A nome lor larger lam ___ , * 1 ,» V .• four men Wednesday on charges Estate, 643-5129. August, home on big wooded lot, ^ fire with psmeling. We have never wooded acre lot. Only $18,000. home that just has had electric ^ e . Large coimtry klttoen and transporting $5to.000 worth COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MoehiiNHY and Took 52 TWO ROOM office, 100 percent sleeps 5, 2 bedrooms, enclosed ily, 6% custom built rooms In IliHnir 11^ o/«f*Aa /»/ nfjwilv b ▼ • places, large living room, for Wolverton Agency, Realtors, living room, 1% acres ot nicely Main St. locaUon. Inquire Mar porch, fireplace. 843-5500 after seen one cleaner. Belfiore cluding 4 bedrooms, living heat installed. Five rooms, of stolen hair products from the 4iM PJI. DAT naroBii pddlioation SEVEN h.p. Iractor with mow- FIVE ROOM apartment Includ mal dining room, 1% baths, 649-2818. landscaped groun^ located 6 " ‘laVroT'cto" in Stamford, Sltuorions Wonfod— low’s, 887 Main St. 5 p.m. Agency, 647-1413. room — dining room combina porch, fireplace, full bath. Ex DesOlM tor iotard or aad UMiday to 4:M p.m. FMdojr. er and bulldozer blade, $495. ing heat, hot water, new stove 2—car garage. Central location. minutes from Snipsic Lake. tion with beamed ceilings and cellent location. A good buy at Convicted were Michael P. Fomolo 38 Call 742-8261 after 4:30 p.m. and refrigerator. Newly dec Bel Air Real Estate 643-933Z NEW LISTING — ’Two-family PORTER STTIEET area Must be seen. $23,900. Call Har BOLTON — 3 room cottage, a fireplace. A family room and $12,900. Immediate possession. Evanchlk, 48, Howard J. Crltz- orated. Adults, no pets. Call next to redevelopment area. room older home. Excellent vey Realty Co. 872-3990. BABYSITTING — College girl Houses For Ront 65 eat, hot water facilities, stove a game room, family sized T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- ______man, 32, Carl Pugllese, 43, all 649-0134. MANCHESTER — 4- family condition. Huge closets, ga DIAL 643-2711 desperate for summer work. and refrlgelrator furnished. 643- 6-5 flat. ’Two heating systems. kitchen and two full bathrooms. 1577. EAST HARTFORD — Ranch 5'A of Stamford, and Thomas Bo- Musical Inslrumonts 53 'TOLLAND — OWNER leaving brick, 8-3-3-3, cold flats. Good rage. Only $18,000. Hutchins 649-2428. 4% ROOM Townhouse — ap 2771. Aluminum storms and screens. 4-car attached garage. In ad rooms large modem kitchen, 3 beck 35, of North Miami Beach, state, 4 bedrooms, annual condition. City sewers. Cen Agency Realtors, 640-5824. COVENTRY — Ranch 4 large pliances, utilities, parking. Excellent investment with even dition. . .a tidy 4 room apart bedrooms, excellent condition, Fla. They allegedly brought the Continuod From Proeoding Pago WILL DO ironing in my home. lease. 872-6077. trally located. Could be a greater future potential. Mr. rooms. Year round home. OLD ’HME PLAYER piano, $75. Private basement, $176. Call SEVEN ROOM custom built Co ment or in-law suite. Wolver $23,500. Philbrick Agency Real- merchandise to New York State Reasonable price. 495 Tolland money maker! Only $19,900. Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- Porch, garage, full basement, as is, firm. 644-0628. J. D. Real Estate Co., 648- MANCHESTER Green area — W onltd To Rtnt 68 lonial. Attached breezeway and ton Agency Realtors, 649-2813. tors, 649-6347. and Miami between 1963 and ' Tpke., Manchester. Call 649- Call Wyman & Lord Realty, 1413. trees, private beach. Excellent 5129 or 648-8779. 7-room house available immed garage, fireplace. Authentic 1965. Holp Womod Molo 36 Holp Wowtod— Molo 36 7989. FENDER stratocaster and Gib DESIRE 3-bedroom apartment Inc., 646-3736. RICHARD ROAD — Premium value for only $13,900. Phil iately, $176. Inquire at the W.H. Colonial paneling and decor. .-\NDOVER - 8 room Raised Evanchlk, Critizman and Pug- son electric 12-strlng guitars, within commuting distance of LIKE HORSES? Big immacu location, substantial seven brick Agency Realtors, 649- SHEET METAL worker, experi MAN WANTED part-time. Ap MANCHESTER —Five room England Lumber Co., 540 E. Four bedrooms If needed. Ranch, 2 baths, 3 to 4 bed liese were convicted of two both excellent condition. Also newer apartment. Excellent lo Manchester. References provid late 7-room Colonial on out room custom cape. Pour bed- 5347. enced in duct layout or duct ply in person, Capitol Equip Middle ’Tpke. between 9-12 a.m. THREE WISHES Bullt-lns and convenient walk' rooms, family room, treed lot, counts each in the six-count Situations Wanted— reverb unit, fuzztone, and wah- ed. 646-0146 week days between skirts of Manchester. Modem erection. Good pay, fringe ben ment Co., 38 Main Street. cation and tiptop condition. up attic. One of Manchester’s rooms- two baths, garaps, full b q l t o N — Older home, bam. low 20's. Hayes Agency. 648- indictment. Sobeck was con wah pedal. 649-1458 sifter 4 p.m. attached 9-5. Bill Hutchison. kitchen with bullt-ins and new efits also oil burner. Call 528- Male 39 Garage. Adults only, $140. piVE ROOM Cape, better locations. Priced in up bEisement, electric heat. Yard out buildings. 2 building lots 0131. victed of only one count—trans MEN WANTED part-time morn monthly. Hayes Agency, 646' garage, fireplace. Central lo If peace, comfort and loca birch cabinets. Large, airy Is beautiful, plenty of privacy. 7707. NEEDED by August 1st, three tion are important to you, per 20’s. For appointment call plus land $20,000. Philbrick COVENTRY - Here is a friend portation of the goods to anoth ings for janitorial duties in WANTED — lawns to be mowed 0131. cation. Lease required, no rooms. Large barn with stalls, or tour bedroom house in Green better look this over! On J. D. Real Estate Co., 648-6129. Immediate occupancy. Selling Agency, Realtors, 649-5347 er state. Manchester area. Call 524-0620. hedges trimmed, yards AnHquos 56 pets. $160. per month. Call Rob garage, work shop room. City for only $32,800 and well worth _ ^ ly little home with 2 bedrooms, PART-TIME Manor or close by. Please call the bus line; convenient to A mistrial on charges of con- cleaned, etc. Call 649-3761 alter WE HAVE customers waiting ert D. Murdock, 643-2692, 648- water. Minutes from Hartford. FIVE ROOM Ranch, sun deck, it. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643 VERNON—MANCHESTER line- living room and kitchen. Large , „ , PLUMBER — EXPERIENCE WANTED ’TO BUY — antiques, 649-7061 alter 4 p.m. schools and shops; and all lot and lake prlvneges. Only «P‘racy against Evanchlk, Critz- PORTER 6 p.m. for the rental of your apart Beautifully landscaped, treed, basement garage, good neigh 1577. 7 room Split Level. Private steady work, new construction, steins, furniture, pewter, lead 6472. of these “ plus” features: $13,900. Call the Jarvis Realty ma" and Pugllese wa.s declared ment or home. J. D. Real Es NEWLYWEDS looking lor 4 shrubbed. Belfiore Agency, 647- borhood. Gerard Agency, 649- treed lot. Near school. Im Mornings, 5-day week. good hourly rate with overtime. WILL CUT your lawn, reason ed lamps, art glass, primitives, Two large apts. (6 ft 5), $22,600, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed- Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. by Judge Dudley Bonsil when tate, 643-5129. room unfurnished apartment 1413. 0538, 643-0365. mediate occupancy. Only $19,- Inquire Imperial Plumbing Co., able. Also minor, repairs In any quantity. 644-8962. store on ground floor, cor rooms, bullt-lns, recreation the jury failed to agree on a Apply to Mr. Petro for July 1st. Must Include stove, 900. Hayes Agency,- 648-0131. 989 Sullivan Ave., South Wind and around your property. 643- MAIN ST. -— 3 rooms, second Out of Town ner lot In Bus. Zone 2. In OWNER will help with financ ANDOVER —NO expense has verdict. Charges of conspiracy refrigerator, heat and hot MANCHEISTER — Older 8 room room, garage, large lot. Near sor 644-1621. 6922. © 1961 by NEA, liK, floor, heat and hot water, no come of approx. $8,000. Ex ing if necessary on this nicely been spared on this million- against Sobeck were erased W. T. GRANTS For Rant 66 water, $140 monthly. Call Cov Colonial, aluminum siding, bus and shopping. Hutchins BOLTON —Large custom buUt Manchester Shopping Parkade Wanted— ^To Bay 58 appliances, $80. monthly. 649- tra lot included. Complete located 4-bedroom Contempora Agency Realtors, 649-5324. sire’s mansion on the hill. Cost earlier by the judge, entry 742-6941. large rooms, $17,900. H.M. Split Level, 7 rooms, fireplace. 2 over $98,000. to build. This once Sentencing of the four was 'The trouble with people today is—nobody wants to work!" 2290. ROCKVILLE —5 room apart ly modernized. ry in the highly desired War- Frechette Realty, 647-9993. l*,i baths; 3-car garage. Only REFRIGERATION service man WE BUY and sell antiques, and ATTRACTIVE 6-room Cape in in a lifetime opportunity is of- sot for three weeks. The men MACHINISTS ment, heated, stove Included. WANTED by mother and one anoke Rd. area. ’Two full baths, $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real Dogs— r , I i -r f- r \ J t T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 20, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-BIGHT lTOanrb?0trr Ewntug A T « r a g « D aily N e t P t m Ron The Weather War The W eek B a fM ’Tonight, fair. Low In upper Manchester Chess Club Will Jane 18, 1MB 60s. ’Tomrorow, warmer with ■ . Vj.j meet tonight at 6:30 at Iona Dog Licenses Continuins Concern Group Mrs. Bird Gets increasing cloudlneaa. Chance About Town ■ 1 Hall on Regent St. ila«rl|wt^r lEu^nutg of evening showers. I9gh about Soon Run Out Q * 1 A * MAinEne'lish Samuel Sweet, son of Mr. and i 15,105 80. . A Senior Red Cross Life Sav Increasing !^ocial Action ENTERPRISING COLLEGE STUDENTS WILL MancheMter—~A City of Vitiage Charm Mrs. Frederick Sweet of 42 N. Dog Owners! Is yow pot-one Mrs. Kenneth I. Bird Jr., the School St., la working aa a field ing Course will be held July 1 o f the 2,200 Mianchecfter canines Social action by Manchester begins its “ dro^ in” summer form er Miss Trudl F. Reckna- asaiatant to Dr. Thomaa Pliske through Aug. 26 at Waddell Pool CUT LAWNS. SEAL DRIVEWAYS, WAX V O L. L X X X V n , NO . 22S (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SBCHIONS) M A N C H E S TE R , CONN., F R ID A Y , J U N E 21, 1968 (OhwslfMI Advertising on Fnge 20) PRICE TEN CENTS from 8 to 10 p.m. Registration dtiH waiting for its master to people appears to have shifted program July 1. gel of Manchester, received her at the Arch Bold Biological Sta buy him a license? tion of the American Museum of Is now open at the Recreation into a high gear with the crea The church will then begin a master of arts degree In Eng FLOORS, CLEAN POOLS, WASH WINDOWS. Office, 22 School St., for those Well, hot-foot yourself over wide program of summer crafts, Natural History, Lake Placid, tion of the Committee for Con lish from ’Temple University, to the town clerk’q office in the Fla. A graduate of Manchester over 16 years of age and capa recreation, bus trips, sports, NO JOB TOO BIG; NO JOB TOO SMALL Municipal Building and buy that tinuing Concern by the Manches Philadelphia, Pa., at June 14 High School, Sweet is a student ble of swimming 440 yards. and a dramatic workshop. Many license, if you want to avert the ter Interfaith Social Action Com volunteers will be needed. commencement exerdsee. CALL 649-9145 at Oomell University. mittee. Sp. 6 James C. Sommers, last minute rush and if you -want The Rev. Mr. Price explained During the same ceremonies, husband of Mrs. Joan Sommers to avoid paying a penalty. 'The newly formed CCC has the CCC system in terms of a her husband was awarded his World War I Barracks and of 476 Adams St. and son of Mr. Town Clerk Edward Tomkiefl completed a study of volunteer Justice Earl Warren single interested person. ’That' Auxiliary will meet Sunday at M.D. degree. ’The account of and Mrs. Carl J. Sommers of 67 said today that, with the dead projects In the North End of person would call the CCC and his graduation appeared pre 2 p.m. at the VFW Home. Ar Hartford and heis selected over Wadsworth St., recently re line date June 30, actually Fri tell who he is, what he can do, viously In ’The Herald. rangements will be made at the ceived the Army Commendation day, June 28, only approxi- 30 of them as fully worthwhile and when he can do it. ’The Mrs. Bird, currently working meeting for a picnic. Refresh Medal while serving with the nsately 800 of Manchester’s 3,- and realistic for volunteer ef CCC volunteer answering him toward her Ph.D. at Temple, ments wilt be served. 186th Reconnaissance Airplane 000 dog population have been forts by Manchester residents, would then make out a card Is the daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Co. in Vietnam. licensed. according to the CCC chairman, with .this information and try Expected to Resign Mark Aronson of Blast Hart Richard C. Recknagel of 249 W. Rev. Stephen Price of St. M ary’s to match the person with the ford is the winner in the firK A s ' a oompaiison with the Hlg^ St. campers' dwek list' Miss Susan Palmer, daughter Church. myriad of volunteer needs. Ta r phase of the Manchester Ches^ Manchester laxity, Greenwich, She received her B.A. In Eng of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. whose 5,600 dog populatiion is Now the CCC is a “ clearing Anyone can offer his help, and for both day and i WASHINGTON (AP) — Club Tournament. Palmer of 16 Timber Trail, re lish in 1964 from the University FAIRWAY. Chief Justice Earl Warren the largest in the state, already house" for volunteers, he said. there is a need for almost every of Connecticut, after which she cently received an Ivy Leaf has over 4,000 of them licensed. With ads in The Herard, flyers kind of help, he said. F/RSr ovtmic|ht cam pon ^ is leaving the Supreme Chapman Court, Order of award at Aurora (111.) College taught elementary school and Wheeh of Fortune The smallest dog population sent to each church and radio For the many people who Court which he has headed Amaranth, will meet tomorrow for superior scholarship during higii school English iii the in the state is in Union—75 appearance, the CCC has let cannot make It to Hartford but The Los Angeles Times during 16 years of contro at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Tem the spring semester. She Is a Philadelphia schools for two □ cloth marking pens □ name tapeo dogs. town residents know they can who would still like to help, he VENTURA, Calif. PoUce ple. Refreshments will be serv 1967 graduate of Manchester years. versy over the court’s lib show their concern best through added, the CCC is trying to ar * □ aonp boxes □ Insect repellents here believe they have a ed after the meeting. Officers High School. She is a gp-aduate of Mandies- eral decisions such as those the committee. range a "drop In” program at first in the annals of crime. will wear street dresses. ter schools and Mandieeter , □ tootiibmsh holders □ suntan oHs ^ on race discrimination and About 60 people have given different churches in Manches A paraplegic, they said, Mr. anration mcome taxes ana or restrictions may force cutbacks tried to block crosslngrs ahead of . 9 0 followers who turned out for a partial halt to the U.S. bombing CHOPPED SIRLOIN that's the way he’d like to send gates from dwlr home state of governor addressed a street-cor dering a $0 million federal In federal programs he consid the wild runaway that sped Pinehurst Regular rally Thursday night. of North Vietnam In a major through nine towns at speeds up - 1 2 TENDER • LEAN • SIZZLY-GOOD the state’s 44 delegates to the Minnesota. ner rally and Nixon spoke at a spending cut. ers already at rook-bottom lev & 4 move to bring the war to a dresses Chicago national convention. “If you’re a delegate,” Hum news conference between ses ’The Senate vote completed els. to 90 miles an hour. Hamburp Patties lb. sions with HUnola Republican close. Rusk said. v But Bailey is suspected of hid phrey sold at a National Press McCarthy congressional action on the first The surcharge is retroactive No one was hurt but there leaders. The secretiary of state, hold Special Purchase Price! ing a partiality for Vice Presi Club appearance Thursday, federal income tax increase for individuals to April 1 and for were ■ several narrow escapes. ing his first scheduled Washing U.S. Choice With the dent Hubert Humphrey behind “ you can speak, you can testUy, NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. Eu In reply to reporters’ ques since 1961, at the Ume of the Ko corporatdxins to Jan. 1. It is Along the route officers had to ton news conference since Jan. his cloak of neutrality. you can get those television tions on the charges Rockefeller rean war. scheduled to expire June 30 next contend with crowds of sight gene J. McCarthy says Ameri 4, discussed Issues of interest Juices Duffey, on the other hand, has cameras on you, you can get out made ag:ainst 1dm, ihe form er Johnson la expected to sign year unless the new administra seers who flocked to the tracks Cube Steaks lb.$ 1 .4 2 ca’s solution to Its poverty and around the world and joked values to $18 Choose from cottxm, knit or las- 3’^: V remained unmoved in his insis and parade around, get signs vice president said he would, the bill Into law promptly al tion and Congress decide to ex for a glimpse of the speeding racial problems Is “ not going to about his health. Locked In tence that the national delega- and pack tho gallery.” “not retaliate in kind to any though he has said repeatedly tend it. mayerlck. tex fabrics. Flattering styles in- be painless.” Rusk noted that he had been MISS-IOWA BACON ...... lb. 7 9 « TradltlonaUy presidential can The Minnesota senator told a personal attacks made on him” he does not favor the spend The Increase, to go into effect The engine nearly hit a Choose from 1- and 2-plece styles (8ee Page Seventeen) at the hospital checking for poe- pedestrian and several automo didates have not spoOcen to a gathering of publishers and edi by Rockefeller and he would not ing restrictions Ih the leg 16 days after presidential ap chiding bikinis, sheaths and BEEF L IV E R ...... lb. 5 9 « slble allei^es that may be re biles at street crossings. knits, cottons, blends, Jersey—in a e oonventlcn except to withdraw tors of Negro publications here engage In a debate. islation. The Senate was proval, will apply to all Individ or accept nomination. In fact, sponsible for his running a told in the final debate on the J. R. Fitzgerald, dlvbdon su smart array of colors. Short sleeve dressmaker modds. Choice siwi- ’Thursday that “ poverty cannot “Tho only real winner of a slight temperature In recent uals except those at the bottom Second Men ■It’s considered bad form to even compromise measure that It of the scale—single persons with perintendent, promised .i thor be ended until power and re Nlxon-Rookefeller debate, per- days. and sleeveless styles. Sizes for be seen on the floor. was stem fiscal medicine neces $1,000 or less of taxable income ough investigation. raer colors. Sizes 82 to 40, sponsibility are democratically tlculariy the kind of debate that He said he had offered to turn WASHINGTON AP) — Re McCarthy has proposed a sary to prevent InflaUon leading It all began about 4 p.m. when mlases, women, petltes, half sizes. shared.” seems to be devel :lng, would In a Hst of persms to whom he and couples with $2,000 or less. publican vice presidential hope break with tradition at the Ohl- to finacial chaos. the locomotive, freshly serviced McCarthy said this sharing be Hubert Humphrey,” Nixon Is allergic, but the doctors did The surcharge, along with o Sportswear—Main Floor fuls are moving into the camp oago ctmventlan opening Aug. Opponents contended that it and with Its engine idling, quiet 3rd Floor DRESSES Save Everyday at Pinehurst was “ not going to be painless said. not regard this as a medically other tax provisions in the bill, of front-running GOP presiden 26. would mean drasUc reductions ly rolled off a roundhouse spur for America.” but suggested During a downtown Chicago related Item. will bring in an estimated $15.5 tial contender Richard M. Nixon “ We slxndd have the canffi- in spending on social programs billion in extra revenue to help at Hutchinson onto the branch w »r “ that the American people are rally, Rockefeller called Nixon On the Paris talks, from with antiwar Sen. Mark O. Hat dates make appearances and and that the result would be cut improve the government’s dis line that sweeps along the A r W here you buy Dinty Moore 1 lb. Beef Stew for prepared to respond to the de a “false pfophet” on the war in which U.S. negotiator W. Aver- field of Oregon the latest re present thetr views. We khould back in already inadequate ef kansas River. mands of justice with greater Vietnam and a loshig candidate ell Haniman is returning today mal fiscal picture in the next SEPARATES FOR COOL COMFORT b e c K h b o g s cruit. withhold final judgment until we forts to help the nation’s poor. year. Apparently something went spirit and commitment than at in die big dUes of America . for Washington consultations, 49c, 7 . Spom 33c and Sealtest gallons of milk of Earlier, fellower freshman get those views,” he soya. The House passed the meas 01 any time In our past.” (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) « 3 . 2 , 4 4 Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. of Humphrey Indicated that he (See Page Seventeen) (See Page Twelve) ure Thursday night 268-160. Tennessee had a bandoned his McCarthy told the National bermudas 8 5 c g a l. “ favorite son” statiu and lined (See Page Seventeen) Newspaper Publishers Associa fun shells Poor Leaders Fresh Problem: Mud or Disorder? FREE! 46 Oz, Cans o f By DAVID W. JEWELL nights to help out at the troubled He said he has tried desperate reg. Get FREE a ^-gallon hot or Hawaiian Punch BEECHNUT COFFEE BLUEBEinriES 29c Seek to Curb ly to gain an audience with the 3 . 6 7 cold picnic jug )^th the pur AND PAUL W. VALENTINE city, said: 3.99 chase of a 22” VACUCEL The Washington Post “ Please, Mister, If you put this Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy or other SLC leaders to plead with COOLER CHEST at B.87. 3 can. 9 7 c Native Romaine Lettuce .. ■ l i e City’s Strife WASHINGTON —The reason In your newspaiper, don’t Just 2^£;n.23 the population of this city Is g;o- IHit the bad things. Put in all them for some form of discipline crisp fresh ’ ing down is not mud, poor food, the good things, too. inside the city. By AUSTIN SCOTT SHORTS . . . Neatly tailored with fly Case o f 12 . .93.88 rain or lousy homes... the “ This is a great campaign and “ M y bosses are (Chief SALE Associated Press Writer a just one^ and it has just Marshal Albert) Spencer and GREEN BEANS 2Sc WASraNGTON AP) — Poor reason they leave Is that men front or side zipper styling. Cottons, goals.” Mr. (The Rev. James) Orange People’s Camx>algn leaders, are getting tired of coming on Salesmen’s Samples In a rare Instance of candor an SCLC official) They are both hopsacks in solids, prints. Sizes lO to 18. BRONZTAN pleading for nonviolence, man home from a day’s picketing to MAXWELL HOUSE by a Resurrection City official, fine men but they just won’t aged early this morning to cool find their belongings stolen or Jackson unbumed himself to a allow any kind of discipline in SHELLS . . . Cool nylon knit fabrics. V OFF Regular ox. 1.19 att demonstrators angered by their wife raped.” 2 43/4 reporter early Thursday after the camp." 1 the campaign’s first serious These are the words of Alvin he had calmed down a band of Choose from several necldines. Summer Jewelry Prices! iCoffee Sale clashes with police. Jackson, 35, a Wariiington, D.C.> “ Today one white guy burnt TV repairman, who until his Negro youths who almost pre hts shanty down. He hais been Wielding clubs and firing tear colons. Small, medium, large. Instant resignation Thursday afternoon cipitated a serious fight with a real hard worker around here SOLARCAINE 10 gas, police Wednesday night ar I 10 Oz. Jar ■ • ■ T was the cMef security marshal police. and spent all day In the march rested 77 demonstrators during at Resurrection City. Later Thursday, the Rev. but when he got back every 3 ox. 1.09 tense and angry confrontations. ADVANCED " I f the leaders don’t do some James Bevel, director of non stick of clothing and furniture he 1 Lb. Can 72c Several top South Christian thing soon, this is going to be violent action for the Southern had, right down to his bed, had WEEKEND DOOR CRASHERS COPPGRTONE Leadership Conference officials. known as blood city Instead of Christian Leadership Con Including Its president, the Rev. been stolen. I guess he was just THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! Resurrection City.” ference, denied the incident took so frustrated that he burnt his 4 OK. 1.28 Ralph David Abernathy, plead place. He said he was present Save 30c on Jumbo ed at a Resurrection City rally Jackson’s resignation — some shanty down to relive his feel FOLDING ALUMINUM marshals say he was fired — and denied the youths taunt ings. 9 lb. 13 ox. ALL 2.05 that lasted past midnight for ed police and threw bottles at 20” KELpAmr FAN BOYS’WEAR At Pinehurst Birdseye ready whipped aifiierence to their nonviolent came as tension reached new “ And he was just about ready them. chairs, chaises philosophy. heights in the wake of a growing to cry he felt so bad. I guess Your Choice | ^ 0 Reg. 1.98 Save 60c on Home Laundry number of violent Incidents that However, the Incident was Chair ^ Reg. S.97 But none had been on hand we’re going to have to punish 1 2 8 8 ^ ' have police and District of Co witnessed from beginning to Portable 20” fan with Westinghouse ALL 4.09 dining the two moat serious in him. I can hardly blame him Dungarees e Knit Polos e Shbrts lumbia officials worried. end by reporters from The 2-speed motor. Baked enamel finish Cbalee ^ Reg. 6.07 cidents, a riiouting, shoving con though I know how he must e Swim W ear . e Sport Shirts Save 10c on Giant size Lemon Freab JOY Park Police Action Chief Washington Post and Washington housing. test betereen police and demcxi- feel.” f 8 tor $8. S2c and save 12c on Niagara Spray Starch Grant Wright estimates that Evening Star and was reported COOLWHIP strators near the Department of Since Jackson was put in- Qt. Size at 57c about 1(X) assaults and other In Thursday’s editions of both Agriculture, and the tear gas charge of the security marshals, violent Incidents have occurred news papers. For Camp and Cottage sing of a crowd after some park police officials say he has iNFANTS’ SUN SUITS G IRLS’ P U Y W E A R inside the Resurrection City ‘ "There is rape, robbery ' and 1N% COTTON STARDUST PLAYING CARDS ...... 35c 3 fo r ?1.00 youngsters threw bottles and been the only offlcat of resinr- Sizes 7 to 14 since it was built In mld-MaV cuttings every day, and there ‘ Reg. 1.29. 0 ^ 0 sticks at police. rection city with whom they had Sleeveless Dresae:t e Short and Slack and that at least 20 visitors is nothing we can do about it SHEET BLANKETS " I am pleading ’ with you to ecent liiUson. Sets e Easy-Care Fabrics have been robbed, beaten or even when we catch the guys say violence is not the way," 'OFuld always talk to him Sleeveless Dre&jes. Reg. f2JB9 Z tor $4 stabbed by city residents out who did It,” Jackson said. At 70x902for§3Itefir.l-97 ^ ' e Several Styles Abernathy, president of SCLC, and h^ would keep us Informed Slack Beta. Reg. $3.09...... $3.44 Another Windy Graduation Day side the snow fence surround another prtnt he said, “ There 80 X 108 8 for 9 S Iteff. 2.97 PINEHURST CROCERY INC. told an after-midnight mass if onjrthing serious happened and e Sizes 1 to 3 Shout Sets. Reg. $2.99...... 2 for $S ing the city. are about 20 guns in Resurrec meeting In a Resurrection City we knew we could trust and deal NOTE!-.-Please; we are open tUl nine. Thursday and Friday Nlgitha.. .Open Graduation services this, week have been persistently hounded by rain and wind. These girls Jackson, a Negro who g;avie up tion City. There are lead pipes, Open Thun. almost under siege by helmeted, responsibly with him. He was two weeks’ vacation, a week’s HOUSE & HALE, MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Nlghta UU at 8 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays for your shopping convenience. about to gradute at Rham High School seem to have given up trying to solve their problem. knives and molotov cocktails in leave of absence and all his there.” (Herald photo by Pinto.) (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve)