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TOL. LXXXn, NO. 119 (Cleeslfled AdtwrtMeg ea Bag* M) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Evers Assumes Israel Prem ier Slaiu Brother’s t f t ResignsPosts Jackson Tasks Doubts Grow Soviet Pair JACKSON. Miss. (AP)— The brother of slain Medgar JERUSALEM, Israeli Sec­ W . Evers took over as Negro tor (AP)— David Ben-Gurion, civil rights champion in Mis­ prime minister almost con­ sissippi today and pledged to tinuously since Israel was To Try Spaceship Linkup work for "the equality of all founded in 1948, has resigned m en.” P" n m for personal reasons. Uneasy Jackson looked forward _ L __ A government spokesman said to the poesiblllty of more demon- he also will relinquish his seat straUons, such as the one on Sat­ In Parliament but m il remain as urday when hundreds of Negroes, State News Three Miles head of a caretaker government crying "We want the killer," until a new one 1s formed. charged police barricades . Speculation spread that the 7S- Although Charles Evers, 40- ■ • Roundup \ yearK>ld leader resigned Sunday year-old brother of the assassinat­ Between on because of criticism in Parliament ed field secretary of the National \ over his handling of a security Association for the Advancement f7 / ^ ^case. But a communique Issued of Colored People, did not dis­ Blazes, Accidents *4 after a Cabinet meeting said Ben> close his policies in detail, the First Orbit Gihdon’s reasons for quitting were ferment in the Negro population "nors connected with any state was such that many onlookers had Claim Seven Lives problm or event." a sense of foreboding. MOSCOW (AP)—The So­ One k w c e said that when the Leaders of the Negro movement By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS * viet Union’s mi.xed space duet Cabinet je s s e d Ben-Ourlon for to break down racial barriers in Three persons died in fires logged its first 24 hours in the reasons he replied, "I am DAVIO BEN-OURION Jackson have proclaimed a policy joint orbit today. An official keeping them to myself.” of; “ Demonstrate, demonstrate, and three others in highway accidents over the weekend in announcement said that on The secUrity^rase Involved Ger­ the security chief had been vin­ demonstrate again." V man sclentlsU developing nuclear dicated and that this induced Ben- Sunday was a comparatively Connecticut. A seventh per­ their first orbit the male and rockets for the united Arab Re­ Ourlon to' resign. quiet. Sabbath. Four young Negro son was killed when his car female comrades moved to public. An Israeli Security chief, Once before, Ben-Gurion re­ women walked quietly into St. An­ slipped off a jack and fell on r t within three miles of each who never was identified, re­ signed under heavy fire but re­ drew’s Episcopal church, across him. other. signed last March bec^ se of dif­ turned to office after heading a the street from the governor's A fire in Easton Sunday morn­ As they entered the second day ferences with Ben-Guridn. Oppo­ caretaker government. He quit in mansion, and were allowed to re­ of their joint flight, the world's sition parties demanded an open January 1961, in a controversy in' main throughout the service. ing claimed the lives of Dr. Henry G. Schmidt Jr., 36, and hi.s two- first woman cosmonaut, Valen­ debate on the resignatiotlK but volvlng former Defense Minister However, at three other church­ tina Tereshkova, 26, still was Ben-Ourion’s Mapal party aVert- Pinhas Lavon. The dispute report es—Central Presbyterian, First year-old daughter, Catherine. Schmidt’s wife, Marian, and two fla.shlng smiles lor Soviet televi­ od It. edly centered on policy toward Baptist and First Christian—Ne­ sion and Lt. Col. Valery Bykov­ Two Israeli agents on trial m Egypt and a security leak. De­ groes were turned away. sons were not seriousiy hurt. Schmidt was chief pathologist sky performed a stunt in his Basel, Swltserland, on charges of tails were never disclosed. At St. Andrew’s the four Negro cabin. threatening a relative of a Ger­ \Ben-Gurlon has headed seven of girls, clad neatly in summer and director of laboratories at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Bridgeport. The woman cosmonaut sent a man scientist In Bgypt, testified the nine Israeli Cabinets since the frocks and carrying Bibles, lis­ salute to the United States. last week that Egyptian factories stato was founded in 1948. tened from a rear row as the The body of Arthur Hebert, 33, was found in his home in New Official announcements stUI were turning out nuclear rockets He took a respite in 1964 be rector, the Rev. Christoph Keller gave no indication of whether the to menace Israel; ------Jr., read a passage from the Britain Saturday by firemen who were sent to the scene. Police said pair would try a hookup in space The trial produced a feeling that (Oontteued on Page EUeven) First Epistle of John: and doubts have been gp'owing "If a man say I love God and Hebert’s mattress had caught fire, apparently from a cigarette, and that they will. hateth his brother, he is a liar; Russia’s Valentina Tereshkova, 26, and Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky, 28, who are orbitiiiK The late afternoon announce­ for he that loveth not his brother he was suffocated by the smoke. A collision Involving a tractor- the earth today in separate spaceships, are shown shortly before Bykovsky was ment mentioned for the first time whom he hath seen, how can he that Miss Tereshkova and Bykov­ love God whom he hath not trailer and a car took the lives of launched. This picture was released today by Tass, the Soviet news agency. (AP Wire- Christine Radio, 17, and her 13- sky were only three miles apart 81 Nations’ Envoys seen?” photo.) on their first joint orbit Sunday, Noting man’s achievement’s in year-old sister, Vera, Saturday morning in Salisbury. a feat that appeared to duplicate space, the minister said; the flight of the Soviet apace "In the field of human rela­ State police said the two were tiding in . the back seat of their twins last August. tions, what have we accomplished Fairfield B cTy Tass, the Soviet news agency, At Funeral of Pope —fear, tension, suspicion and a father’s car when it skidded on rain-slicked R/t. 44 into the path of Scant Surprise Felt said: tragic death In the community." "According to more precise ^ ^ - - ■ — ______the truck. He referred to the so far un­ Driven Outside data about the trajectory of the solved killing of Medgar Evers by Ih e father and moUier, Mr. and VATICAN CITY (AP)— ^Envoys from around tHfe world he Mrs. Eugene Radio of Hartford, flight of the spaceship Vostok 6 a rifle bullet last Wednesday. He and Vostok 6, the smallest dis­ tried to guide toward peace mourned Pope John XXIII today was shot in the back as he were hospitalized in Sharon. By Tear Gas At Woman’s Orbit tance between them on the first at a solemn Requiem Mass under the soaring dome of St. stepped out of an automobile near A motorcycle with two men his home. aboard collided with a car in Sa­ circuit of the paired flight was Peter’s Basilica. FAIRFIELD (A P )—A 22-year- approximately 3.1 miles.” 78rd Lombard infantry regiment. The body of E.ybrs, a World lem Sunday, and the operator of An empty symbolic coffin was old Fairfield youth, brandishing a Tass also reported that up to 3 cm a somber black catafalque, Pope John’s unit when he was a War n veteran, sped today to the bike, James F. Toupee, 32, of pistol, was flushed out of a beach WASHINGTON (A P )— American military leaders are medical sergeant in World War I. Washington for burial in Arllng- Montvllle, was killed. keeping a watchful eye on the Soviet Union’s latest space p.m. Miss Tereshkova, 26, had ringed by 96 flickering candles. cottage by tear gas early today made 18 orbits in 26 hours in Sitting near the catafalque were Eugene Cardinal Tisserant, after keeping police at bay more venture— a feat that evoked little surprise or concern else­ French dean of the College of (Contihued on Page Seven) (Continued -on Page Seven) flight. Bykovsky at that time ,had the envoys of 81 nations and than fiour hours. where in the capital. completed his 49th orbit. He was world organisations. They In- Cardinals, led a slow procession "Of oardinals into the basilica, He had threatened to kill a girl A rendezvous of cosmonette a auspicious satellite were made, launched at 8. p.m. Friday. eluded Vice President Lyndon B'. friend, another youth and hlmseS' .VUehtlna Tereshkova with cos­ Moscow television brdaidcut Johnson of the United States, ^ s y wore woolen robes of an inspection would be desirable. mourning violet and simple capes before police arrested him. monaut Valery Bykovsky would Spaqe rendezvous could provide pictures of Miss Tereshkova and Prime Minister Sean Lemass of Donald M. Leonard was grabbed have high military significance. Bykovsky this afternoon. Ireland, Prince Albert of Belgium without their usual ermine trim. th.e means. Most of the official missions — toy Police Sgt. Henry Smith as the It could indicate an ability to re­ Other than the possibUe military Bykovsky put on a show by and the foreign ministers of youth crawled out of the tear gas place crews of vehicles used ais pouring out a small quantity of France and West Germany. from 72 nations, nine interna­ significance of the twin space tional agencies and at least two filled cottage at 3 a.m. Leonard space patrols and an ability to shoot, the orbiting of a woman water which drifted around the Pope John had sought Christian non-Catholic .reUglQ.ua bodies fired four shots from his .38 cali­ Inspect orbiting vehicles for nu­ caught, the most atteption here cabiri, in , a shining globule. _ , _ ifiaty. Twiay, ibr the'flm T tlifle wore formal clothing. Othehi ber automatic as he emerged from clear armaments, - and at Cape Canaveral, Fla., the , The cosmonaut playfully poked in nearly 1,000 years, representa­ were in military uniform or the the building. Shooting down a sat^llte in war­ starting point for American space at the weightless mass wdilch tives of the Russian Orthodox rich velvet garb of regency and The shots wore directed toward time might not be vm fficult task, flights. floated clearly visible in front of Church attended a funeral Mass royalty. Some Africans wore na­ a stream which is in back of the some military .eicperts . believe. Typical of the congressional re­ a camera set up on one side of for a Roman Catholic Pope. tive robes. cottage at Fairfield Beach. But before a decision to destroy action was the comment of Sen. his space couch. 'Die triple-crowned tiara of the Johnson, a Protestant, watched WASHINGTON (AP) Maryland and Pennsylvania cases With the exception of the tear Clinton P. Anderson, chairman of The cameras then picked up patMcy, silver and gold studded attentively as the requiem un­ gas Shell, police did not engage in the Senate Space Committee. " I ’m Miss Tereshkova as she leafed with precious stones, rested on a The Supreme Court declared vhis whether such school prac folded. Others near him followed tlces violate the Constitution’s 1st any g;unfire diwing the entire in­ on Scandal not surprised,’ ’ the New Mexjco through her logbook with a look eushlon atop the coffin, shimmer­ the service in small missals. Bel­ unconstitutional today use of cident. Democrat said when told of the of rapt concentration. Dark cir­ ing in the candle glow. Amendment. The amendment gium’s Prince Albert sat next to Bible readings and recitation prohibits government aid in es­ Police Chief Philip J. Ganser launching of Miss Tershkova. cles were clearly visible under Pope John was burled in a Johnson, Parliament "There isn’t any reason why of the Lord’s Prayer in public tablishment of rtligion and bars identified the captive held by her eyes. arypt beneath the basilica on With Johnson came three any interference with free exer­ Leonard as David M. Bromberg,' women can’t go up into space.” The picture then cut out briefly June 6, three days after he died, others chosen by President Ken­ schools. cise of religion. 22, of Fairfield. LONDON (AP)—Britain’s big­ Rep. George P. Miller, D-C3alif., and returned. This time the young ^ e solemn state funeral was the nedy to represent the United The court ruled on two appeals Intense national Interest had The girl, Sandra Carlsoi^ts, of gest political scandal of the cen­ chairman of the House Science last in a series of requiems held States at the funeral; James A. directly involving attacks on such developed in the Maryland and Fairfield, escaped from ^I^nard tury went back before Parliament and Astronautics Committee, said (Continued on Page Nine) In St. Peter’s during nine days of Farley, former postmaster gen­ daily school opening exercises in Pennsylvania appeals particular­ soon after he had confronted the today with the Macmillan govern­ "It doesn’t surprise me that the official mourning at the Vatican eral and Democratic national Maryland sind Pennsylvania. Sim­ ly since the Supreme Court’s de­ couple With the pistpT outside the ment expected to survive the Russians want to pull another and throughout the Catholic chairman: Dr. George N. Shus­ ilar practices are followed in cision on Jime 28, 19S2 in a New cottage. ^<5 House of Commons debate. But spectacular by putting a woman world. ter, former Hunter College presi­ many schools across the country. York State case. The court then During th e/fou r-h ou r siege, informed _^ources said Prime Min­ into space. It shouldn’t interfere Outside the basilica, in the dent, and the Rev. Benjamin E Justice Clark delivered the ma­ ruled unconstitutional the use of Ganser Baid^^^Jironard fired three ister Harold Macmillan probably with our scientific program, I great Square of St. Peter, units May,s president of Morehouse jority decision. a nondenominational prayer com­ Shots while^^ide the cottage, t'wo wiil quit later in the year. don’t want to downgrade their BiiUetins of Italy’s military services pro­ College in Atlanta, Ga. Justice Stewsirt wrote a dissent­ posed by state school officials while tapdng to his mother in the Macmillan was confident after achievement, but it doe.sn’t mean CuUed from A P W ires vided an honor guard. Among ing opinion. Clark’s majority opinion de­ doorway, and four as he came out apparently rallying his entire we have to follow suit.” them was a company from the (Oontlmied on Page Nine) ’The legal question in both clared: of the building. The mother, Mrs. Cabinet and most of the Conser­ A note of concern was sounded, "The {dace of religion in our Donald F , Leonard, had been sum­ vative party to meet the on­ however, by a member of the Sen­ LEAPS TO DEATH society la an exalted one, moned to the scene. slaught of criticism over his han­ ate committee, Sen. Stephen M. NEW YORK (AP) — A°tele- achieved through a long tra d it^ Leonard was charged with ag­ dling of the government sex and Young, D-Ohio, who said, "This vMon engineer phinged to hlS of ' reliance on the home, .-the security scandal. gravated assault, kidnaping and is a further indication that the death today from the 81st flow* church, and the inviolable (ifiiadel broach of the peace. Bond was set Harold Wilson, leader of the op­ Soviets are ahead of;us in space." of the Empire State BuUdliig. ^eds Trumpet Race Trouble of the individual heart and mind. at $25,000. He was committed to position Labor party, was expect­ A spokesman for the National His body landed on a setlMck, 80 "We have come t o / recognize Fairfield State Hospital at New­ ed to demand and get some sort Aeronautics and Space Admin­ through bitter expertonce that it floors above the street. Police town after an examination at po­ of public inquiry into the affair istration. O. B. Lloyd Jr., said the Identified the victim as Stanley By WILLIAM L. RYAN S'that American "ruling clrcieB’’»hatred show the true face of is not within t h e ^ w e r of gov­ lice headquarters. — of former War Minister John Pro- United States has no current plan Racial violence in the United secretly plot brutal suppression of ernment to inyAde that citadel, Peter Barcasid, SI, a transmitter American democracy, that the Miss Carlson told police she had fumo and 21-year-oId Christine for putting a woman into space. engineer for television ' station States gives the world's Commu­ minorities; fSce troubles are a natural out­ whether its purpose or effect be spent the evening with Bromberg Keeler, mistress also of a Soviet Such a prospect, he said, is "way WPIX, which has offices on thd nists a golden harvest of propa­ Red propaganda machines are growth of the system, a “ disease to aid or o8e, to advance or and went to the cottage by ar­ agent. down the road.’’ ganda. They are making the most trying to see to it that the events of capitalism.” retard rangement with Leonjtrd to get Political sources said Macmil­ At Cape Canaveral, space agen 81st floor. Of it. in the United States do Ameri­ The Soviet press has exhibited Claniarlp" added that "in the rela- some books that were in hi.s auto. lan won sufficient Conservative cy personnel had no official com­ Newspapers and radio in Com- cans and their system the most a large degree of saUsfactlon -in tlon^l^hip between man and Police said that Miss Carlson party support by threatening to ment on Miss Tereshkova’s flight, CHARGES PLOTTING munlst-ruled countries from China harm possible. The messages are reporting the events. Often the ll^ n , the state Is firmly com­ CAMBRIDGE, Md. (A P )—A to Cuba have seized enthusiastic­ pounded out day after day in domestic press reporting of th^ mitted to a position of neutrality. - (Continued on Page Fifteen) (Continued on Page Three) (Continued on Page Three) Negro leader strongly criticized ally upon the events in the U.S. broadcasts to Africa and other race'- troubles from the Unlt(0d' Though the application of that white leaders today for breaking South. areas populated by colored States is factual and restrabied. rule requires interpretation of off racial negotaitions, saying The Communists tell the people peoples. But the general tenor of ^.Boviet delicate sort, he rule itself is the wliltes ‘‘were -plotUng like of their own countries and the Inside ' Communist-ruled coun­ coverage seems aimed at Convinc­ clearly and concisely stated in Gather at White House Judases and resortiiiig to politi­ world that what is happening in tries, the newspapers and radio ing the Soviets that mlrioriUes in the words of uie 1st Amend­ cal manipulation.’’ Tlie leader, the United States proves that make the most of dispatches and their nation—and all Working peo­ ment." I 1*__ _ Gloria Richardson of the Oam- their determination to vote again sume In this radally torn town a Communist general for infor­ sional and religiou.s leaders gath­ sociated Press canvass indicates against cloture. Ten others repre of 12,000. mation on two U.S. pilots forced (Continued on Page Seven) er at the White House today to leaders cannot count on marshal­ sented in the anti-cloture group down in Red territory. The Amer­ hear appeals from President Ken­ ling the two-thirds of those voting in 1962 declined to commit them BOSTON BOYCOTT ican asked the Communists to nedy that they act to improve the- to shut off debate. selves on the issue. BOSTON (AP)— Boston Negro "act like men living in the 20th lot of Negro Americans. The Dixie senators’ key target Thus if those seeking to kill a leaders went ahead today with century.” The North Korean Hoover Illness The separate sessions are part probably will be an expected ad- filibu.ster got the support of all plans to boycott the city’s pub­ I whipped out a photograph of a of Kennedy’s two-pronged attack niinistration proposal calling for those who have changed their lic schools tomorrow after fail­ I police dog lunging at a Negro in on inequality: Using persuasion of legal steps to prevent discrimina­ minds, those who were absent a ure of the latest attempts to ' Birmingham, Ala., and snapped Called Serious private citizens to try to speed tion in public places and private year ago and those who remain reach a cumproiiilse on their I that it was "the true picture of desegregation; sounding out key businesses. The Kennedy prog;ram doubtful, they could add up 84 charges that segregation exists i what you call clvlUzatlon.” members of Congress prior to dis­ probably will include, toO, propo­ votes. This would be three short in Boston schools. A ineeUng NEW YORK (AP) — Doctors Sunday night in the Roxburg Here is just a scattering of sam­ reported former President Herb­ patch of his civil rights legislative sals to strengthen voting rights, of the 67 needed to curb debate package to Capitol Hill later this authorize the attorney general to if all 100 senators voted District was told the one-day ples of how Communist propagan­ ert Hoover slightly improved to­ boycott of the schools by some da, in the month since the out­ week. act legally to speed school inte­ The 10 senators who voted day but still in very serious con­ S.OOO Negro pupils would go on as break of disorders in Birming­ dition. On the voluntary front, Kennedy gration and to extend the life of against cloture last year, or whose ham, has been using U.S. race already has met with business and the Civil Rights Commission. predecessors flid, and now indi­ scheduled. Negtd leaders chargo A morning medical bulletin said labor groups, with several gover­ The canvass shows that since cate they are willing to vote to there Is „ discrimination In ap­ trouble!: ' the 88-year-old Hoover’s heart pointment of teachers aad prill- I Pravda, the official Communist nors and a week ago in Hawaii May 9, 1962, when an effort to shut off debate to obtain passage beat was more regular than Sun­ with the nation’s mayors. Another cut off talk on a bill to abolish of any meaningful measure they oipals. I party newspaper of the U.S.S.R.: day and a low-grade fever had I "The outrages committed by session with governors is planned state literacy tests in voting was feel would help prevent further subsided. for Tuesday, and there have been defeated 53 to 43, there has been racial violence include STEEL AHIES RECESS racists against people who are de- PITTSBURGH (AP) — Offl- , nied human rights just because "Mr. Hoover spent a comforta­ reports he will meet with educa­ a shift of 10 votes to the support Republicans George D. Aiken of of the black color of their skin ble night,” said the bulletin, tors Wednesday. ■ , of cloture. Senators absent lor the Vermont, .John Sherman Cooper oials of the United S t^ w ork eio Uidon held a 40-minut« session evoke IndlgnaUon in the whole signed by four doctors. The President called in congres/ 1962 test are expected to swell the of Kentucky, Jack Miller of Iowa world, and especially in coimtries "His general condition remains sional leaders [last week. This total by thre^ and Thruston B. Morton of Ken today, then recessed until Tues­ day morning wltohut givlag any of Africa and Asia. The wolfish very serious. There has been no morning’s repeat session comes In a check' of senators outside tucky and Democrats Birch Bayh laws of capitalist society lie at further bleeding from the gastro­ amid signs that civil rights sup­ the South, an additional eight of Indiana, Estes -Kefauver of todlcatlon of their future piMM the bedrock of its foreign and intestinal tract. porters still lack the votes to kill members representing votes cast Tennessee, Gale V f . McGee of on the status of basic steel eon* domesUc policy.” "There is slight improvement the filibuster Southern senators against * cloture on the literacy Wyoming, Thomas J. McIntyre o t traota. A union spolfesmen> Isveatla, the Soviet government compared to yesterday,, in that are almost certain to mount in measure—expected to be part of New Hampshire, George S. Me stressing an earlier rdtaark by Govern of South Dakota and Mike ,USW President David J. Me* A page from Igvestia shows how the Soviets are getting paper his fever is less and his heart opposition to Kennedy’s legisla­ the administration’s new package tion. ^indicated they might be per­ Monroney of Oklahoma. Donald as the s4-men sssenllve maximum propaganda value out of U.S. racial ccRiflicts. "No hypocrisy by Washington action is more regular." officials can bide the obvious fact The four doctors tending the House passage of some form of suaded under certain circum­ The eight who ars doubtful %rs board met, said the imloii bbe nn The headline reads "Such If Birmiuham Today.** (AF elvU; rights le^slation Is regarded stances to vote to cut off taBc. rllli Mm bnsle i M Photofax.). ^ . 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Ed MAMGHB8TBR IfVKNINa HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAT. JUNE 17, 196S of progtapi next y««r for Coventry Souih Windsor parsnU. The ooimoittee bopps that would want to . . . I’m perfectly have full Cabinet backing. Health was aufiiorlzed to catU ailegatlons by so ate on Scandal Minister Enoch Powell, once re­ against Ivanov “ malicous inven­ afUe to undeiatsnd program ported ready to resign from the tions” aipparently' linked to the Modern Math their cblMren are leuning, a n d Scan t Surprise Felt WlNDFAUi FROM UNCLE SAM Before Parliament Cabinet, added Ms support. British domestic political baitle. Friejidly'Town -wil be able to help' them in their Profumo resigned last Week. He London Airport security police “THE WAY homework. ^ South deahr SHERMAN, Tsx. (AP) — Lon admitted he had lied to Macmil­ By ALFRED SHEINWOUJ < Both rides v (Continued fro m Page One) stopped Miss Keller’s 18-year-old EDewo^in Graduatioa Be thankful to your opponmts Hawkins, 88, received 99,889 un­ lan, his colleagues and Parliament friend, Mandy Rlce-Davles, from Hosts Sought Explained to NORTH when he told them In March there Thirty-eight students are In the when they prevent you A • 5 S At Woman’s Orbit expectedly because of a mixup in dissolve the government V be boarding a plane to Majorca. The I HEARD JT” making a mistake. Xo\i dont his Social Security benefits. He Was ndtMng. improper In Ms re- first gradating class of Ellsworth 9 5 S failed to get the confidence vote curvaceous blonde Is expected to Mr*. Wesley Lewis has appealed Elementary School. The ceremony have to admit anything in Pul>“ C, lost Ms original Social Security latiimsMp with th« red-haired peur- be the star witness In the coming S6nool Board O A954 he wants at the end of the debate. b y for hosts or families in the com­ wlllybe held Wednesday. ' just keep the accounts straight i Q 14 9 , (OmrtlMMd t n a Piaga On* card In the 1980s and applied for ty girl. trial of Dr. Stephen Ward. John, Gruber Mrs. Philip Hart, woman filar and During his affair with Mias munity who will take one or more raduates Include: Harrison within your own mind. WEST EASTmnoA a second one. On the first appli­ They said he warned h* would Ward, a 50-year-old osteopath The main difference between South dealer. but privately they saluted the wife of the Michigan senator. cation he gave Ms parents' names advise ()ueen Elizabeth n to dis­ Keeler In 1961 she also F u children from New York City for modern mathematics and “ tradE iggs, Qall Blanchard, Robert 4 O J 10 9 “ I’m tempted to go out to the amd ]painter with friends In high Brown, Dennis Donovan, Betty Both sides vulnerabls. ^ Q I 10 9 t i l •ohtevemeiit. and on the second he listed hts solve Parliament and call a na­ Ing her love with Capt. Yevgeny tlaces, today was ordered held in two weeks through the Herald- tional” mathematics, accordlng/to Opening lead—Queen of Spadea. O ID 6 On the American dlataff sida, bam and tell the whole story to foster parents, so the cards were tional election. Opinion polls show Ivanov, . an assistant naval at­ Richard Stewart, Grade 6 teadner Draugells, Constance Dworak, Karl my horse and listen to Mm lauihi” Tribune Fresh Air Fund’s Friendly i Endrelqnas, Q^thia Ferreiras, If you want to lift ari eyebrow ♦ A 9 5 _ .Isav. the reaction was mixed, filed as belonging to separate that an election now would mean tache at the Soviet Embassy. The while his trial Is being prepared. I 4r«qiMnUy get accused of Uv-'|>were effective. In keeping etand- at Avery Street Elementarv/School at West's double, feel free to do SOUTH Jerri Cobb, an Oklahoma City she said. persons. a Cdnservatlve disaster. . Labpr party contends the trtan- Town Program, Andover and Co­ and chairman of the e^imeiitary Kathleen PTack, John Flood Jr., Ward, charged with running a arda up. In general, an artist was ventry are listed as member towns. I Linda Olidden, Gary Quastama- so. You seldom get rich doubling 4AK649 pUot who was the first of 18 Amer­ However, a woman senator. When he applied for benefits These sources said Macmillan gular relationsMp wiu a grave se­ vice ring, hais been in custody In tovfaix memory of Robert D. Mc­ Ing 1b the psBt and having a rosy afraid to face an audience unles-s section of the new math commit­ a game contract when an oppo­ 9 AKC42 Democrat Maurlne B. Neuberger the second' card did not show also Indicated he probably would curity risk because it placed Pro­ Connell who ■ * Mrs. Lewis of Tolland Rd. re- ! chlo, Edward Hudelson, Oliver ican women to pass physical testa since June 8. Miss Rlce-Davles 1959. giow ef retnemlbrance regarddng he was fully prepared, in those tee, is the method oJ'Teamlng. nent has made a jump bid wth 0 K 7 comparable to those male aih of Oregon, declared after terming enough work hours for benefits resign as party leader by fall to fumo open to blackmail. ports about 20 families in the area 1 Stewart told the/board of edu­ Jones, Pauline Kendall, Judith for hats said imiwrtant people are pertormen and performances, to days. Now we have many artists have’ offered hospitality to city Lacy, Maxine Lausier, Dianna a two-suited _hand. Still, we have « 0 tronauts, said, "It’s a shame that the Soviet accomplishment “ per­ but he found the first one and make way for a younger man If In. its first comment on Ivanov, Involved. The flowers we lay upon hla crave may appearing who have just begun to cation that the^main objective of all made worse doubles in our South West Norih iM t ■inoe we are eventually going to fectly marvelous” ; reapplied, presenting both cards. rebellious party members fell Into recalled to Moscow some time wither and decay, the detrUnent of those cl the pres­ children for the two-week period modern mathematics is to teach Michaud, Lee Michaud. Pus 1 NT PaM Scotland Yard opposed bail on But love for him who sleeps beneath learn their trade, because the pub­ time. . put a woman Into space we dldnt’ “ I don’t see why s woman can't Then the error came to light and line. ago, the Soviet Union denied that win never fade away. ent dey. Antually, I don’t believe from, July 9 to 23 and Aug. 7 to 21. children to/uiink—to tekeh them Also, Patrick Mullen, George 3 $ Pus 3 4 Pm i grounds that other charges lic is in.satiable in its demand for She .said in many cases children West opened the queen ot ( o ahead and do It first.” do it as well as a man, but I he was given the pay-off In a The party’s joint chairman. he was mixed up in the affair. thie anoueation is altoge:ther valid. new performers, and because high- the loglcy^ehlnd mathematics. Nelson, Patricia O'Connor, Diane spades, hoping to reduce dum­ 4 4 Double AU V m also don't know why any woman lump sum for the back period. Lord Poole, said Macmillan would The news agency Tass said H against Watrd are being drawn tip Sons, David, Dennis and Oasy A. few years back, for example, are returning to their hosts for the The t « t book series chosen to Patria, Patricia Peak, Janet ■he was Joined bt protest by geared publicity campaigns create second, third and fourth time and my’s ruffing power and thus safe­ Beller and I did a series of a spiurioua demand as well. Heads Bond Drive be IMM in the program next year Poulos, Donald Protesevich, Roger guard his heart tricks. It was a Dally Questloa prograons over WINF, and, with for others this is a new experience. is Jm&i developed by the Bncyclo- Richardson, Lester Roberts, Carol Partner opens with 1 MT (16 Once established, an artist might The families so far enrolled in James L. DeRocco, of the Par- reasonable idea, but it .accidental­ unlhnited modern recordings to continue for many years, in fact dia Brittanica. Rodvan, Carol Schultz, Stephen ly served to eteer South away to 18 pointa), and the next player the “ Will you give a summer to kade Sears, Roebuck and Oo. store, Sisson, Dorothea Stosonis, Paul ehooee from, we frequently used well after he or she should have The program will begin next from a pitfall. bids two dlamondi. You hold: Old recordings as being more a child?” project listed are: From -has been appointed chairman year in Grades 1 and 2. A “modest Surber, Gali Tripp, Linda Van Spades, Q-J-10-9; Hearts, Q-J-IO- retired. Ernestine Schumann- Coventry, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. South has no trouble with ms artistically veduable than the pres­ Heink was a case in point. Audi­ the Manchester Retail M er^an- modem math” program wiU be Gasbeck, Daniel Waiknis, Steven doubled contract. He won the 9 ; Diamonds, 10-6; Olube, A-9-6. ent ones, however much the latter Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lewis, Inaugurated in Grades 6 to fam­ Wood, John Zagorsk! Jr. What do you *ayt ences clung to their favorites out Mr. and Mfs. Stanley Mason, Mr. dlsing Division of the 'I^easury first trick with the king of onee might have been improved of sentiment, which made it diffi­ iliarize the students ■with the ter­ Oliver Jones was president of spades, the top hearts and ruffed Answer: Bid three diamonds. hi technique. and Mrs. Henry Sherman, Mr. and Department’s Freedom Bend Drive. the class. Serving with him were This bid In the opponent’s suit Is cult indeed for a new, younger Mrs. Charles C. White, Mr. and minology so they will be better a heart In dummy. We went through about a dozen artist to get a hearing. DeRocco will work/wlth town prepared to enter Grade 7 where Kathleen Flack, vice president; East was out of hearts, but also forcing to game. Partner will bid different recordings of the Bach Mrs. John Williams and Mr. and merchants to promote the sale of Judith Lacy, secretary; and Lester a major suit If he has one, and This must have inhibited many Mrs. Donald Young. modem math will be begun on a out of trumps so could do nothing Brandenburg Concertos, for in­ a young and vigorous talent; cer­ U.S. Bonds. B o t ^ selling efforts full scale. Roberts, treasurer. to injure declarer. South returned you will raise to game. It part­ stance. before settling on the odd tainly it vvas not altogether to mu­ From Bolton, Dr. and Mrs. are being cemdentrated between Each succeeding year, one more The theme of the graduation to ms hand with the king of dia­ ner has no major suit, ho must one by Fritz Busch. Similarly, we sic’s advantage. On the other hand, Robert Butterfield, Dr. and Mrs. June 3 and Jtuy 4, DeRocco says. grade will be introduced to mod­ speeches will be “ Doorways to monds and ruffed another heart have a diamond stopper and can eould not find any now recordings tv'hile waiting for a hearing, the L. Norman Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. DeRocco/S appointment was an­ em mathematics, so that by 1967 Success". Judith Lacy, Cjmthia go back to notrump. Eugene Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. in dummy. that surpassed the old ones by a^iraiit was forced to mature in nounced^ John Brassll, chairman all six grades in the elementary Ferreira and Patricia Peak will Now South’s last heart was Kirsten Flagstad singing Wagner, artistry and understanding. Nowa­ E. J. Roser. „ of thc/statewide Retail Merchan­ schools will be on the program. discuss "Our Elementary Years” , good. Declarer could take the ace For Shelnwold’s 86-pege book­ and so on. From Tolland, Mr. and Mrs. dising Dl'vision of the bond selling Grades 3, 4 and 5 will not be “ Our High School Years,” and of diamonds and ruff a diamond, let, “ A Pocket Guide to Bridge," days the young hopeful has a Robert MoHutchdiwon and Mr. and On the whole, I think the gon- chance of an earlier, successful de­ ■e. using this new program next year, “ Our Future Years,” respectively, allowing West to over-ruff If he send 60 cents to B r id » Book, SraJ average of musical perform­ Mrs. Joseph Ned'wied; Andover, National head for the campaign John Flood, chairman of the liked. West could get only his two Manchester Eve. Herald, Box 8818, but, which is fine. But he piay de­ Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Richard:^ It Is felt, said Stewart, “tiiat the ance is a little better than it was but before he has reached his ut­ is U.S. Secretary of the Treasury concepts are too foreign to those board of education, will present trump tricks and the ace of clubs. Grand Central Station, New York thirty years ago, but I don’t think Mansfield Center, Mr. and MpA Douglas Dillon. James T. Griffin, now learning traditional mathe­ the diplomas. West’s trump opening lead 17, N. Y. most possibilities, and meeting Samuel Utley; Ablngion, Mr^/and Copyright 1968, we have such truly great Individ­ with success, may never try for vice president of Sears, Roebuck matics.” li is also too hard for the Janet Yonika and Richard Gris­ looked good, but a club or dia­ uals as existed about that time. Mm. Floyd Whiting and Eiljtfgton, and Oo., heads the Retail Mer­ wold will be the marshals. Elaine mond openingmight have pro­ General Features Oorp. the absolute greatness of which Mr. and Mrs. Dale teachers to teach children who Of course, there were some highly he may be capable. chandising Diidaion on the nation­ have progressed three grades in Kearney, Anne Sheapar, Paul duced a better result. South over-rated artists in those days, Mrs. Lewis said two/host fam­ al level. Landers and William Lacy will be might cash the top hearts and ON SECOND ‘raOUGHT . . . too. So there is something to be said ilies are urgently needed to replace the traditional method. ODBMIS, Turkey (AP)—Mue*- Elmployers and- customers will However, these children will re­ ushers. ruff a heart with one of dummy’s I heard Paderewski about three on both sides of the argument. One two canceHations whioh had to be zin Hasan Cakir thought he had be reminded during the drive of ceive modified instruction in mod­ Wf^iplng Ohuroh Notes low trumps. If so. East would or four times, and he nev6r played thing is certain, however, regard­ made, one becaus^^f moving •from the patriotic thrift opportunities Thursday, the Intermediate choir over-ruff with th e seven of a good Idea. well. In view of his great reputa­ ing modem performances. This is the state and the other because em math when they reach Grade Cakir, who climbs the vUlage afforded by regular purchase of 6, and from Grade 7 on, they wdll of Wapping Community Church spades. tion, I asked an older critic (who that tempos at^ generally too fast. of a death i^ th e family. U-S. Freedom Bonds, and the will meet at 5 p.m. at the home Mind you. South should make mosque's twisting stairs five could remember him before World A compoeer indicates the speed of '' Mirs. Lewis may be contacted be offered a fully developed our- the contract by proper play. He times a day to call the faithful to convenience of regular payroll de­ riouliun. of Mrs. Richard Reeves, Oak St., War I) If Paderewski had ever his music with words, but nobody toy infterMtM persons desiring fur­ ductions or bank’s bond a month for a picnic. should ruff the third round of prayers, suggested to villagers played weil and got an unqualified seems to take into account that ther li^4M7T vacation services—your^ at your nearest Hartford National OfiSce.

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Koch-Pearson Bynes-Shankman DiPictro-Phillips V azakas-Swanson Callahan-Stamler Hamilton-Bentley MIm Karin Melody Pearson of Tha marrlaga of Miss Beverly St. George’s Greek Orthodox Manchester and Peter 'Taber Miss Sharon Bentley of Vernon Koch of Clearwater, Fla., former­ Jane PhUUpe of Manchester to Lt. Church, Hartford, was the scene became the bride of James Carl ly of Greenfield, Mass., were unit­ Nicholas Michael DiPletro of of the. wedding of Miss Joan ed in marriage Saturday after­ Watarbury, was solemnized Satur­ Hamilton of Bound Brook, N. J., noon at Emanuel Lutheran Emelia Swanson, Bolton, to Dr. day morning at St. James Church. Saturday evening at Emanuel Lu­ Church. George Evangelos Vazakas of theran Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. Waterbury, Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. G. Albert Pearson. 16'7 and Mrs. Paul Francis Phillips of The bride is the daughter of Mr. The bride Is the daughter of and Mrs. Everett W. Bentley of Boulder Rd. The bridegroom is the 392 Main S t and the bridegroom Mr. and Mrs. Ctrl B. R. Swanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Koch, Is the son of Mrs. Viola DiPletro Dobson Rd., Vernon, and the bride­ Williams Rd., Bolton. The bride­ groom is the son of Mr. and Mns. Clearwater Fla. and Ralph DiPletro, of Waterbury. groom is Abe son of Mr. and Mrs. The Rev C. Henry Anderson, The Rev. WiUlS West of Moodus, Willia.m J. Hamilton of Bound Evangelos Vazakas, Thessaloniki, Brook. pastor of Emanuel Lutheran cousin of the brlde„ celebrated the Greece. Church, performed the double ring nuptial high Maas and performed TTie Rev. C. Henry Anderson, The Rev. James S. Dlsvatis, pastor of Emanuel Lutheran ceremony. Roger Loucks of Glas- the double ring ceremony. pastor of Holy Trinity Greek Or­ tonburj' was soloist. Charles Church performed the double-ring Given In marriage by her father, thodox Church, Waterbury, per­ ceremony. Fred Werner was or­ Wakeley of Bloomfield was organ- the bride wore a All-length sheath tet. Bouquets of white flowers formed the double ring ceremony. ganist and Ronald Erick.son was decorated the sanctuary. of peau de sole and re-embroldered Mrs. Priscilla Mokinis of Hartford solotst. Vase.s of white flowers dec­ The bride, given in marriage by Alencon lace designed with a waa organist Bouquets of white orated the altar. her father, wore a floor-length bateau neckline, elbow-length carnations, gladioli and stephano­ tis decorated the altar. Given in marriage by her fa­ gown of white silk taffeta, design­ sleeves and accented In front by ther. the bride wore a full-length ed with bateau neckline, three- a large pearl-trimmed Alencon The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a floor-length peau de .sole gown designed with quartera-length sleeves, fitted Marquis lace motif. Her full court a .scoop neckline, threc-quarters- bodice and bell-shaped skirt which train was held back by a large gown of silk peau de sole, d e s ir ­ ed with scooped neckline, bodice length sleeves and fitted bodice terminated in a- chapel train. She bow and her bouffant veil of im­ appliqued with Alencon lace. Her wore a mantilla of Brussels lace, ported illusion was attached to a appliqued at the waistline with re­ embroidered Alencon lace, and dome-.shnped .skirt terminated in and carried a cascade of white pearl-trimmed lace petal cap with a full chapel train, and her man­ roses, stephanotis and baby’s a center of seed pearl ^ w knots. slender bell-shaped skirt with chapel train, accented at the back tilla veil of Alencon lace waa at­ breath. She carried white rosebuds on a tached to a matching pillbox. She Miss Susan R. Carter of Man­ prayer book. with a bow at the waistline. Her chapel-length mantilla of hand­ carried a cascade of Phalaenopsls chester was maid of honor. She Miss Marilyn Ann PhllUps of orchids surrounded by white roses. wore a ballerina-length shrimp made .Spanish lace, was sent to Manchester, sister o f the bride, her by a friend In Spain, and she Ml-ss Donna J. Panq\iin of West colored gown of cotton pique, de­ was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Hartford, a cousin of the bride, | signed with a rounded neckline, i carried a cascade bouquet of were Miss Roberta Campbell and roses and stephanotis. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids; cap sleeves and fitted bodice w ith' Miss Carol Kelly, both of Man­ were Miss Carol Bentley of Ver-I bow detailing, extending to a Miss Mary V. Goekjiian of Shak­ chester; Miss Carol Mlllcl of er H elots, Ohio, was maid of hon­ non. Miss Martha F'redericksen of j dome-shaped skirt. Her picture Hamden and Miss Carol Bachand Manchester and Mi.ss Catherine j hat of Ball straw was trimmed or. She wore a street-length of Bristirf. Miss Nancy Phillips of dress of apricot colored peau- de Hamilton of Bound Brook. Gayle! with ribbon which matched her Manchester was junior bridesmaid Ann King of New Haven was i i gown, and she carried a cascade sole and burnt orange sash. Her and Mrs. John Hedlund, also of apricot co'lored face veil wo-s at- flower girl. of white and shrimp colored mini­ Manchester, was honorary attend­ ature carnations, white roses and ant baChed to a floral cluster, and she The honor attendant woi’e a baby’s breath. All the attendants wore full- carried a cascade bouquet of car­ powder 'blue cocktail dress and Miss Valerie Johnson and Miss nations in colors that blended with carried a cascade of red Happi­ length aqua gowns fashioned with her dress. Barbara McIntosh, both of Man­ a scoop neckline, tiny sleeves and ness roses interspersed with pink chester. Miss Nancy Jarmus of a fitted bodice. The bell-shaped George A. Vazakas of Bos>ton, rosebuds. Bridesmaids were iden­ East Orange, N. J., and Miss Doro­ skirts were accented by a floral Mlass., a cousin of the bridegroom, tically attired and carried cascades thy Sandell of Norwood, Mass., band at the waist and back panel served as best man. Ushers were of red Happiness roses. were bridesmaids. Miss Meredith with matching floral borders. Eric Swanson of Bolton, a brother The flower girl was diessed as Susan itoch of Clearwater, a sis­ Their circular veils were held in of the bride, and MIorris Silversteln a miniature bride and carried a ter of the bridegroom, was junior place by a matching rose. of Bolton. basket of red roses. bridesmaid. ’The honor attendant carried a Mrs. Swanson wore light blue si'Ik peau de sole dress with bead­ W. Richard Hamilton of Bound .'... They all wore gowns and hats kissing boll of wine roses and Brook, brother of the bridegroom, Kington Dbota identical to the maid of honor’s, pink carnations and the brides­ ed Alenoon lace, and an orchid cor­ Haley photo sage. The bridegroom’s mioither was best man. Ushers were Robert MRS. JAMES CARL HAMILTON and carried cascade bouquets of maids carried kissing balls of Lorlng photo MRS. GEORGE E. VAZAKAS was untUble to attend. Bentley of Veinon. and Lawrence white and shrimp colored minia­ Lorlng photo pink carnations. MRS. MICHAEL P. CALLAHAN King and Robert Rasohe, both of Oaultlerl photo A reception fk>r 125 was heUd at hat. and she carried a bouquet of ture carnations and baby’s breath. MRS. JACK AARON BYNES Richard Sullivan of Waterbury MRS. NICHOLAS MICHAEL DIPIETRO New Haven. _ . ____ Bradford Bachrach photo David L,. Koch of Clearwater Fl'ano’s Restaurant, Bolton. FOr stephanoti.s and baiby’s breath, was best man. Ushers were Roger a motor trip to New York Olty, The marriage of Gall Barbara'^/wore a street-length sheath of Mrs. Bentley wore a turquoise MRS. PETER TABER KOCH served as his brother’s best man. Quint of Naugatuck, Robert Car- neckline, nylon chiffon bodice, coufde will live in Olenhausen, centered with a white orchid. Miss Roberta Blaine ShankmanOof mimosa yellow, fashioned with Wolf-Faletti Mirs. Vazakas wore a blue plaid Stamler and Michael Paul Calla­ mint green silk over delu.stered sheath with matching acce.s^ries Ushers were Raymond Smedley of ponl of New York and William short sleeves, and a bell shaped Germany. and a corsage of yellow rose.s. Muss Flstella Kutz of Manches­ VIOLA DAUPLAISE of Mlanchester became the bride Sabrina necklines, short sleeves cotton suit wi'th beige accessories. han, both of Manchester, was satin, fashioned with cap sleeves, ’Titusville, Pa.; Larry Mostoller of Wlbby, Robert Albino and Rich* skirt with lace peplum. She wore Mrs. DiPletro is a naduate of scooped neckline and matching The bridegroom's mother wore a ter. a suster of the bride, was maid of Jack Aaron Bynee of Meriden and back drapes. They wore The couple will live In Olnclnoatl, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Fred H. ard Singleton, all of Waterbury. matching accessprles. Manchester High School and a 1963 Ohio, for one year, and then plan solemnized Saturday, June 1, at headdress. She carried a cascade blue dre.ss with, white accessories of honor. She wore a street- Hopke of Jamestown, N. Y., and Stmdiay, June 2, (ut ^ Mansion matching headbows vrith face Mra Phillips wore a pink crepe A reception for 276 was held at graduate siauuawo uiof theuiv Universitywiuvoiotijr of Oon* and a corsage of pink roses. length .sheath of yellow silk shan­ JARVIS Gilson-Glenney veils, emd carried cascade bouquets bo leave bo make their permanent the Church of the Assumption. bouquet of pale yellow mums. Donald Forsberg of Reading, dub, Meriden. sheath fashioned with an over­ Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton. For a nectlcut Lt. DiPletro Is a 1961 tung. and carried a spray bouquet Mass. of turquoise and yellow shasta home in ITiessaloniki,' dreece. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Patrick J, Tierney of Hartford, A reception for 100 was held skirt, jewel neckline and cap trip to Paris by jet, Mrs. DiPletro graduate of the University of Con> Mrs. Vazakas Is a 1967 honor a brother-in-law of the bridegroom, In the chuirch parlor. For a wed­ of pale green Fiaji mums. PIANO TEACHER Mirs. Pearson wore a powder The bride is the daughter of Mr. daisies. sleeves, with matching pink acces­ wore a pink silk sheath with nectlcut, where he was a member and Mrs. Frank Stamler, 550 and Mrs. Benjamin Shlankman, 78 Atty. Leonard Shankman of graduate of Manchester High Keeney St. The bridegroom Is the served as best man. FYank G. Pitts ding trip to Lancaster, Pa., the John F. Shea Jr. of Manches­ blue silk shantung sheath with sories. The bridegroom’s mother matching coat, a floral hat and of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. He ter served as his brother’s best Milford Rd. The bridegroom is Manchester served as his brother- wore a green dress with a scoop School and a 1961 g;raduate of son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Callahan, of Newington ap'd Joseph Hender­ Blue Ridge Mountains, and Vir­ Now Taking Appointments matching accessories. The bolde- black patent accessories. The Is serving with the U.S. Army. Connecticut College for Women, son of Manchester were ushers. ginia Beach, Mrs. Hamilton wore man. Robert Reid of Manchester groom’s mother wore a ^nk sdlk the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles In-la/w’s best man. Peter Gassner 34 Oliver Rd. Biendtock, Meriden. New London, where she received a Mrs. Stamler wore a blue and a madras shift. The couple will and Robert W. Chambers Jr. of For Summer Pupils sheath with white accessories. of West Hartford, Paul Sherbecow The Rev. Francis T. Butler per­ Rabbi leon Wind of Temple of Stamford and Leonard Cheer- B.A. In government. She was form­ formed the double ring ceremony white paisley sheath with white live at 30 Compton St., New Hebron were ushers. Both wore white orchid corsages. erly employed In the group de­ acceBBoriee. T h e bridegroom’s Mrs. Hamilton is a 1960 grad­ For Appointments Please A reception was held at Luther Beth Sholom performed the dou­ man of Meriden were ushers, and celebrated the nuptial high Mrs. Kutz wore a blue laoe ble ring ceremony. Mrs. Shankman wore a tur­ Donahue-Chapman partment at Traveler’s Insurance Mass. Paul Chetelat was organist mother wore a blue lace over satin uate of Rockville High School and .sheath and white orchid corsage. CaU 643-5692 Kaill, Emanuel Lutheran Church. dresH with white accessories. Both was employed by Pratt and Whit­ For a motor trip to Canada and The bride, given in marriage by quoise silk tunic dress with match­ Co., Hartford. and soloist. The altar was deco­ The bridegroom’s mother wore a her father, wore a floor-length ing accessories, and a white orchid. Dr. Vazakas graduated from the rated with bouquets of gladioli and wore corsages of white roses and ney, division of United Aircraft green lace sheath and a corsage New York State, Mrs. Koch wore A candlelight service Saturday baiby’a breath. Corp., Blast Hartford. a pink linen suit with white acces­ sleeveless gown of white Unen, The 'bridegroom’s mother wore a University of Thessaloniki School carnations. < of yellow roses. designed with short jacket trim­ powder blue riieath with matching evening at Center Congregational of Medicine and came to the Unit­ The bride, given in marriage by A reception for 60 was held at Mr. Hamilton is a 1959 gra,d- sories. ’The couple will live at the VFTV Home. For a motor trip A reception for 76 waa held at Ann Arbor, Mich. med with eyelet embroidery, and accessories, and an orchid corsage. Church in Manchester was the set­ ed States on a Ftillbrlght g;rant. He her father, wore a ballerina-length uate of Bound Brook High School, Cavey’s Restaurant. For a motor fashioned with short sleeves and A reception was held at the ting for the wedding of Miss Mari­ spent one year of rotating intern­ gown of peau de sole trimmed with to Virginia Beach, Mrs. Callahan and graduated Magne Cum Laude trip to Oaipe Cod, Mrs. Shea wore Mrs. Koch is a 1959 graduate Sabrina neckline and buttoned In lyn Mae Chapman of Manchester ship at Quincy Mass., two years of wore a two-piece pink linen dress with high orations from Yale Uni­ CASH SAVINGS of Manchester High School, and a Mansion Club. The couple left on appliques of Alencon lace, designed a salmon colored silk suit with the back. Her modified bell-sldrt a motor trip to Washington, D.C., and William Francis Donahue Jr. residency In general surgery at the with white accessories. The couple versity in 1963. bone colored accessories. 1963 graduate of Upsala College, with bateau neckline, long tapered will Hve at South St., V’emon. was trimmed with eyelet embroid­ and Virginia. They wiU live at 112 of Rockville. Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals, sleeves and bell-shaped skirt. Her Mr. Shea attended Siena Col­ East Orange, N.J., where she was ery, and she wore a headbow of ’The bride is a daughter of Mr. New London and two years of resi­ Mr. and Mrs. Callahan are 1960 n> 10 a member of Phi Omega Chi so­ Greenleaf St., Quincy, Maas. bouffant veil of silk illusion was Shea - Kutz lege, Albany, N. Y., and is a part­ embroidered linen, and carried a Mrs. Bynea is a I960 graduate of and Mrs. Ralph K. Chapman, 53 dency In urology In the Yale School graduates of Manchester High ner at Hilltop Motors, Inc., Bolton. rority ' and the Grey Key Society. attached, to a peau de sole cloche School. Mrs, Callahan is a seivice Miss Anne Kutz and Thomas P. cascade bouquet of white cymbid- Mancheatet High School, and a Deerfield Dr. The bridegroom is of Medicine’s urology program. and she carried a ceiscade bouquet Mr., Koch is a 1959 graduate of ium orchids. the son of Mr. and Mrs. William repreaentattve at the Southern Shea, both of Manchester, were Greenfield High School and a 1963 1963 graduate of the University o f He will complete his final year of of white roses and stephanotis. MQss Jean Martin of Manchester Connecticut, where she was a Donahue o f ' Plllsbury Hilll, Rock­ urology residency at General Hos­ New England Telephone Co., Man­ united in marriage Satuiday morn­ graduate of Upsala College, where Mrs. Elizabeth Kosky of Man­ chester. Mr. Callahan is employed ing at St. Maurice Church, Bolton. l-l.l was maid of honor. Miss Barbara member of Kappa Alpha ’Theta ville. WS' pital, Cincinnati. chester was matron o f honor. Slje he was president of the senior Rottner, Mias Margot Kupper of at The Hartford Times. The bride is the daughter.;pf Mr. <’ V I.I.ON class, a member of Alpha Phi sorority. Mr. Bynes is a graduate The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, FOLK Bloomfield, Miss Sue Lum o f Nor­ pastor of .Center Congregational ■M-' and Mrs. Harry Kutz of 160 Ly- O m ^a frater^ty^ and the Blue of the University of Connecticut walk apd Mlsjj Roberta Boone of where he belonged to Phi Sigma Church, performed -the double ring- nesfl- St; The bridegroom is-the K ey' Society, 'He is employed In son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Shea Boston, Mass., were bridesmaids. Delta fraternity. He 1s attending ceremony. Floral bouquets deco­ industrial relations at the Ford ’The attendants were dressed Sr., 25 Benton St. BANJO Motor Oo., Ann Arbor. , ’Tufts University of Dentai Medl- rated the church. Walter Grzyb W abrek-Polomski alike In street-length crepe sheaths cine, Medford, Mass. was organist. i H The Rev. Bernard McGurk, pas­ Given In marriage by her father, tor of St. Maurice Church, per­ LESSONS the bride wore floor-length gown Marsh Chapel of Boston Univer­ formed the single ring ceremony. a Learn To Accompany of nylon organza, designed with a sity was the scene of the wedding Charles Robbins of Bolton was so­ COOPERATIVE of Miss Carolyn Janet Polomskl of loist. Folk Songs On The seml-scooped neckline, fitted bo­ Webster, Mass., to Dr. Alan John Stephens-Andreson dice, bracelet-length sleeves and The bride, given In marriage by 6-Strlng Banjo on . OO.MI'ANV Wabrek of Manchester Saturday bouffant skirt. The gown was ap- afternoon. her father, wore a street-length .n,‘) Buo.AD vn:i;i.r Miss Mara Louise Andreson and pliqued with sculptured Imported gown of candlelight peau de soie Tel. 643-7709 1 The bride is the daughter of Mr. William John Stephens, both of Chantilly lace and the large bow and lace, designed with a lace T I.I.. M l Manchester, were united in mar­ and Mrs. Joseph Polomskl of After 4 P.M. at the back of the skirt fell Into Webster. The bridegroom is the son bodice, boat neckline and full riage Saturday afternoon at South poufs to form a chapel train. A skirt of peau de soie. Her face Methodist Church. of Mr. and Mrs. John Wabrek, 15 peart crown held a fingertip veil Benton St. veU was attached to a lace pillbox The bride is the daughter of ^ t h scalloped edges. She carried a The bride, given in marriage by I Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Andre­ Colonial bououet of white flowerrt. yf^ < I her father, wore a gown of Im­ son, 686 Gardner -St. ’The brlde- Mrs. Roland Spearin of Rockville ported embroidered silk organza, I groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs- was matron of honor. She wore a designed with elbow-length sleeves, 'William J. Stephens, 45 Green organza, styled Bifummous Manor Rd. portrait neckline and skirt with with a lace bodice, ifer headpiece detachable train. A regency crown The Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, WM a lavender veU with a flower of orange blossoms held her tiered > GLOBE i Concrete Weigh pastor of South Methodist Church, hat. She carried a mixed colonial Douquet. fingertip' veil, and she carried a performed the double ring cere­ MRS. DAVID STUART WOLF single long-stemmed red rose with Your mony. Baskets of spring flowers ^rtdesmalds were Miss Ivy. ^ TRAVEL SERVICE j DRIVEWAYS- I /I; decorated the church. Robert Gor­ Phyllis Chapman, 63 Deerfield Dr., I n . ! h the bride’s sister, and Miss Dolores MUos fiendtra Mlarie Faletltl of^ohid on a prayer hook with boiby’s Miss Eras Revalas was maid of don was soloist and Jack Grove honor. Miss Valerie Wabrek of r 905 MAIN STREET ^ PARKING AREAS I i I Insurance I \ I was organist. I Donahue of Rockville, the bride­ Miencheeter became the bride of breaith and streamers. groom’s sister. They were dressed Manchester, a sister of the bride­ 643-2165 A I Given in marriage by her fa­ Dwvlid Stuart WoU of Eladt Hart- Miss Christine Ehlers, 31 Brook­ ► I I I Decisions In aqua gowns designed like the field St., was maid of honor. She groom, was bridesmaid. Miss W. G. SCHWARZ CO. Loiing photo ther, the bride Wore a fiill-length flortl Saturday morning at St. Cynthia Polomskl of Webster, a Authorized agent In Man- q MRS. ROBERT LLOYD GILSON gown of white cotton organza, de-' matron of honor's and wore similar wore a cocktail-length drehs of moORPORATED 1 I With . ' headpieces. They also carried mix- sister of the bride, was junior ^Chester for all Airlines, Rail- A I signed with a fitted bodice, a ba- i Jkunea’ Churdh in Mlanchester. blue shantung, designed with a bridesmaid. I ROUTE 83, VERNON ed colonial bouquets. bateau neckUne, three-quarters- ^ r o a d s and Steamship L ln es.^ Tbe marriage of Miss Pamela«>were Miss Marcia Glennev of Bol- teau neckline and elbow-length' Ttie bride la the daughter of Mr. All the attendants wore white, TEL. 876-2042 » Care ' ''' Jean Glenney of North Coventry sleeves. ’The bell sheath skirt,' Dennis Kerin, 21 HolUster St length sleeves and bell skirt. Her FREE ESTIMATES ton, cousin of the bride and Miss was best man. The ushers were and Mire. Jiotm FaietlU, 140 Mhple floor-length gowns of silk organza, to Lt. Robert Lloyd Gilson of East Carol Gilson of East Haven, sister which ended in a chapel train hea^iece was a matching bow hat fashioned with trains trimmed with George Manner. 692 Wetherell St. at The bridegroom 4a the son and circular face veil. She carried Haven took place Saturday after­ of the bridegroom. Miss Kristine trimmed with a butterfly bow, and a floral motif. They wore wreaths X -'•» if ''' ... v't' n ieie’s a lot to consider when noon at Second Congregational and John Bard of Hartford. of Mira. Miary Wolf of' Elaat Hart­ a nosegay of Mue and white flow­ Glenney of North Coventry, sister the bodice were accented with of pink roses with matching stream­ buying insnrance. Because you Church, North Coventry, I?ands of embroidery and ribbon. The bride’s mother wore a beige ford and the late Samuel Wolf. ers. of the bride, was junior brides­ dress. The bridegroom’s mother The Rev. Jlomph McCann of St. ers in their hair. The honor at­ ; i i i and your Aiture are involved^ ’The bride is the daughter of maid. Her headpiece was a bouffant veil MRS. WILLIAM FRANCIS DONAHUE Jr !"*" Alfred Ganafolo o f Tarrytown, tendant carried a single white rose, ^ ^ Mr. and Mrs. William E. Glenney of Imported illusion and an em­ wore an aqua dress. Both had JIames’ Church performed the cer­ N.Y., was best man. The ushere the protection o f your family, ’The honor attendant wore an white accessories and gardenia emony. The aJItar woe deoorat'ed and the bridesmaids carried a F J t ' of North Coventry and the bride­ broidered organza pillbox. She were John P. Mungscial quiet reflection on God. Prayer April and May. Meanwhlte, to the oivil rights Sponsored by the Mewcheetot Ellington Trio Slain Brother’s exception to construct a iwo-bulld- Enettlng cam p, lingering differences Our Uvea need more time with AHENTION Ing, 22-unlt apartment at 579 Hart­ I XKM This record setting performance Oennell o t O mrchee God. This to inqxKtant for you and M a Rights Appeal among Negro groups broke out HIGH SCHOOL ; ford Rd. near Orford Village, to on the part o f the nation’s dealers, into the open. me. We need to alow down and 11a- EarnHonors Jackson Tasks Residence Zone B. and ooosumera, is what Is pej^lng I will tadtoe n toe onr to a per- ten to the voice o t God as he caUa The Royal Ice Cream Co. Inc. (Oonttoned trooi Page One)' Roy Wilkins, executive secre­ I' j ' n i , , Detroit up to the Idea that the tary of the Natlcmal Association hble. Pn 46:4 ua to do His wiU. is asked to build an addition to Aa the Itoahntot ainga, ‘T will GRADUATES Banned, 8 to 1 (OoBthned from Page One) 'A tor the Advancement of Colored a nonconforming building at 27 total prof^tlon of new oars this Republicans Carl T. Curtis and We live to a wortd wMch mbvee incliae mine ear to a p a i^ le ” we' At University yoar may now, after aU, sot an all People, told an NAACP rally at quHe fast. It io aii|>areiiit that we Warren St., In Residence Zone B, CXMlrt Roman L. Hruska of Nebraska, Alexandria, Va., Sunday that also wlU Uaten to God to ua. WoU known PLUS 8CH0per of noise and get the publicity while art top s|>eod to too hope toat we gram in... ' . ' honors during greduation cere­ A white hearse took H to Merid­ Bsw car of this model year came the NAACP furnishes the man­ ’'Specifically,” Stewart aald, ” I eral manager, says that the ad- Iowa and Democrats E. L. Bart win reach the miknent when we monies held a w e ^ ago. ian, about 100 miles from here power and pays the bills.” can Uv* at an even pace. ST1UOTT.T FOB THE lUROS eannot agrae that on theae rec- visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. dltlon would house two storage v t t the aseembly lines. Back In lett of Alaska, Daniel B. Brew­ OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Com- Clinton W. Charter received Sunday and there it was trans- tanks, and thus allow expansion REP »**######<#»##aaaaaaaaa . He specifically named the Con­ liOoUng toto our Individual MvOs •*'**■. t**® eatabUsh- for ail areas, except nmtemity, DOUBLE ■a *••«•••••••••••##«• a lX«y 105S, when wo prodiKed so many ster of Maryland, Carl Hayden of merctoUsm flew out the window ment clause has necessarily )>ean where they are 2 to 4 p.m., and honors with bis master of science ferred to a Bouthem Railway 1 of production facilities within the m l ' gress of Racial Equality (CORE), we know what we aay here la true here, when a mother bird flew to IBM TRAINING degree to agricultural eoonomlce, automobiles we had a slight case Arizona and Ralph Yarborough of violatad.” fdW to 8 p.m. and private rooms, pre.sent building. a*»*««*«««aa**asaaaa the Student Non-Violence Coordi­ to a large aoGtent. We never eeem and his brother, David J. Charter, train bound tor Washington. "Oh o f market indlgeetion for several the 'door. Register Now For June and September Chaata Stewart favored sending both where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lord, Lord. Oh, Lord," a Negro Wendell Reid is asking permis­ Texas. nating Committee and the South­ to get ahead to our Uvea. A robin set up housekeeping to received a certlfteote from the years afterward, the total produc­ ern Christian Leadership Confer­ Too much, boo fant has stolen the Maryland and Pennsylvania Visitors arc requested not to woman screamed as the hearse sion to build an addition to the ’Three Democratic senators ab­ a blue Arizona cypress to the cases back tor the taking of ad­ smoke to patient’s rooms. No more two-year RatoUffe Hicks Sl St.; Alfred received a B.S. degree. She is a will fulfill that pact.' ’ scale, there are still too many peo­ constitutionally compelled, but Lanerl, Bolton; John Postula, East vUle High Scliool to 1958. has just member of Connecticut Home He said he would lay special asked by the Oonnecjtl- scenes here, to which 27 Negroes asked by Atty. Paul R. Marte, day his thesis that Negroes are Women s Fellowship trustee, fo r a geaoltoe etation to A Southam raUgious figure who work. And, up in the spending not fit to govern themselves. < MiCwdRtMd,tM. tifcgii« t BeoofleM E. Murray and her 16-year-old Emily Kukavich, Rockville; Mrs. nomios Asso<3iation. were arrested. After funeral cere­ P O R K 0 1 eon, Identifying themselves aa Officers of the Women’s Pei- be buiH at 128 ToHand T^ke., to ■anally keeps quiet about mere bracket, another apparently irre­ As an example, he cited Wash USED CARS Sylvia Porter, East Glastonbury; A member of PM U p a 11 o n monies for Medgar Evers and a atheists, attacked constitutionality Mrs. Stella Popick, Rockville; lowTdiip of the Vernon (jenter 20-block procession of mourning, Buainees Zone II. at events had oonunent, the versible trend can be found. More ington, the only major American TOP PRICES PAID Hka Io s«f "l9cr JHlM Ggp Md OMi Omicron, national honorary pro­ o< a Baltimore a t y School Board Katherine Leeman, Brooklyn; Congregational Church to be in­ fessional home ecxmomica frater­ hundreds of bottle-throwing Ne­ Construction on a project is re­ ' day, on tiie murder o f Med- city where Negroes are in the reaction. . . quired to begin by 120 days after of us than ever before are spend' majority, and Liberia, Ethiopia Millard Appleby, 38 Gerard St.; stalled Wednesday night are Mrs. nity, Miss Potterton la a teacher groes charged police barricades Bvers, the Negrro civil Ing more than ever before without The regulatian colled tor dally Mrs. Florence Elwto, Bolton; Scott Brown, president; Mrs. Wil­ crying, "We want the killer.” approval of the project by the and Haiti, three countries headed at Elaatem Junior High School, ZiBA. rights leculer, bi Jackson, Miss. having earned It yet. by Negroes. C arter B E N E F i a A L opening exercises of Bible read­ Steven Watson, 33 Charter Oak St.; bur Mann, vice president; Mrs. EJd- Greenwich. The demonstration was brought CHOPS Washington "is a cessprreapondlng seisretaiy. rRiat sentiment, we are sure, Is self sounder and likely to last long­ Amendment was not “ Intended to daughter to Mr. and M fk Richard Members of the Vernon Junior harm than good.” • rio. ecNencML rnamce ca ■tlfle all rapport t^ctween religion She received a MB. degree last rigM down the groove of the rou- er lies not in patting ourselves on Baker, East Hartford; a dwghtcr Woman’s CJlub are helping the Red Thomaa LaRiviere, 17, of Long ' and government.” to Mr. and Mrs. EldwaiU AlYestad, June ftbrn the University of Con­ ttna public opinion, the routine our economic back, but in trying Counsel for the Murrays argued Orose by sewing men’s and boys’ necticut. Hill Rd., was arrested at 1:80 a.m BOB’S Thompsonvllle. outer clothing for Algerian ref­ Mott’s Tender-Trim h amotltin, o f the moment to do something to keep the un­ before the Supreme Court that the BOiRTHlS YESTERDAY After the (xmventlon the Potter- TPC, Zoners yesterday on Rt. 6 to Ctolumbia 'Nda murder has, Indeed, become Maryland practice breached the ugees. tons plan to visit relatives to employment statistics and the WELDIN6 SERVICE to Mr. and Mrs. C. Lawrence Clubwomen are Mrs, Wllhajm following a chase by Ckmstable mote than other murders have be­ credit statistics from climbing at figurative wall between church stantine, WllUmantic; a son to Mr":- Wlflconsln, and tour the XUdwest. William Kowalski. 'Dte chase RIB STEAK lb. Immediate Emergency Service! and state. The high court was told ,^Oreen, Mrs. Robert Maher, Mrs. come^ and Mrs. Joseph Fagan, Rockville; Meet Tonight started at Andover Lake when the the same time production does. MEDICINE IN EVERY the son, William Murray, had a eon to Mr. and Mrs. Louis De- ^ugh CtoUlas, Mrs. Peter Meraon, (unstable observed the car travel It.has become the death which ELECTRIC — GAS been Injured by the practice to Mrs. Benton Osgood, Mrs. Louis Oola, 178 Spruce St.; a daughter Three from VFW tog at a high rate to ^ e d wlOi FRESH h a S i'^ last, begun to light the 643-2408... 649-7578 that he had lost caste, had been to Mr. and Mrs. Hannon Holm- PUYer, Mrs. Lester Crowe, Mrs. Both the town planning com - no Ughts. B SHAPE AND FORM ■pat upon, and was attacked by Charts Boland, Mrs. WlUlam Tay- mission and the zeming board of tlreS^ef poaaible revenge, from the V alentina Welding from 7 A3f. to 9 PJg. T O P R O U N D qulot, 69 Mill St. Kowalski tried unauccesafuUy to fellow students. mor, Mrs. Kenneth Parsons, Mrs. Get State Posts appeals have meetings tonight, the Lb. 49c Negro aide of the issue. It has be- No Job too big Or too small. BIRTH 'TODAY: A daughter to stop the (MT which was driven to FLOUNDER FILLETS Russia’s agcperience and leader- For every medicine there is one form in which Mr. and Mrs. Richard Farr, 39 Marina^Gerakaris, Mrs. Chester TPC to discuss, subdivision regula­ Columbia at speeds up to 70 m.pji coma the death which has also, by riiip in space has been such that Located In The ttMa ...... _ ,..._ It will best be able to combat a particular Illness. Elizabeth Dr. Bukowsl^ Mrs. Alexander Martin Two members of the VFTV Aux­ tions and to consider appointment HARTFORD ROAD and which “ ran” two stop signs Ms- heightening o f tensions and Russia now feels ready for the • < In our pharmacy laboratory there are over 4,000 DISCHARGED S A T U R D A Y : Jr. and IdYa Prank DeTolla. iliary and a member of the post of a town representative to the and a traffic signal light at the ENTERPRISES different medicines . . . pills, capsules, tablets, O R C U B E Anyone w l» wishes to help-may were Installed as department of­ CRPA and the 22BA for tts reg'idar passlooB, begun to turn more Frances Deooheneaux, Ellington; juncture of Rt. 6A and 87, police Showmanship involved in putting A t 270 Itortford Rd. powders, creams, elixirs, emulsions and oint­ Slaie News contact Mrs.\james Ctooksey. ficers yesterday at a convention of monthly hearing. eddta Imaginatitms toward the Slanidiester Sharllne Kdhoe, South Windsor; said. Valentina Tereehkova in orbit. ments. Bessie Butcher, RockvlUe; EJarland P oUm Exams the Department of Connecticut at The planning (xxmnisslon has trigger. Trooper Donald Dupont of the SAVE 47c Over Nat’l Brand Russia in space propulsion, As pharmacists we know the specific uses, the Johnston, Rleted three 2 LB. tbs martyr. niques, has been one or two good Rd.; Mrs. Katherine Galuaka. 23 Kowalski subsequently again ately so that there is no delay. (Oonttoned from Page One) Dudley St.; MlOhael Bay, North Thomas MicOu«ker,\poltoo oom- Dnd prize to M Vtyr symbol, v e would keep on prise and free-wheeling instinct “to rscogmkion of outstanding con- Helen Overlock, 33 Spring St. than we hava What if we are the or out of ence Brown, 36 Madison St.; Mrs. Admitted Saturday; Mrs. Patri­ a department parade Saturday. w ra'those steady and less dnuna- tributloiw throughout many years Barbara Kraus, South Windsor; Members of the <»lor guard are ria sfforta at progress toward solu- ones who keep special chains of 'it 'it -tt to the (Usaeminatlon to the United cia King, 18 Oak St.; Mra Gloria Jo n * Parker All Week - Spedahl Mrs. Betty Holland, Wapping; Meurant, Tolland. Mrs. Augusta Boulet, Mrs. Marie tfoB wMch might have a chance o t our own—inertia, preconceived no­ H O T W ATE R ? f ? Statsa of ShvedlSh culture and Mrs. Ehfried Soeten, 76 Foley St.; Hale, Mrs. Olive Ray, Mrs. EJea- things Siwedlah In general.” Admitted yesterday: Robert O F MANCHESTER REDEEM MOTT’S Ifriiiging us nearer solution while tions, ancient prejudices— fetter­ SAVINGS Eherette Bennett Ed, South Wind­ Coulombe, 38 Grove 1^; Augusta bert, and Mrs. Hagenow. In A native of Sweden, Sahlin came The Manciheerter VFW Post won stdl' k ^ i n g things under control. ing our dtoisions and policies? Just 9V4<* a day for fhel sor; Stephan Anderson, Andover; Schultz. 4 Oaynor PL; Judith Ma^ Pineapple Cheese Pie to the United States In 1921 and Dana Dlmock, Bolton; J,» Alden awards for Its hospital program What we would do, if we could, How did this Valentina get to go LOAM studied and taught at Yale. During loon, Birch Rd., Ctystsd Lake; VALUABLE COUPONS can get yon out of tronUel' A s <) t I \ r I <) V Harrison, Wapping; Mrs. Olive Dean Hills, W. Shore Rd. and Buddy Poppy program. Its ■toins a very long way frwn what up in space? She thought about INTRODUCTORY OPFIR Worid War n he returned to lor guard participated in the Sweden on anslgnment with the Baibour, 93 Autumn St.; Mrs. Birth Friday: A son to Mr. and i h v be rushing to happen. it a lot herself, and then sat down I f you Uva in a typical house, /arstfjtjrjf^xA vtM m* YOU SAVE 10c EA Elaine Bagge, 99 Ferguson Rd.; Mrs. Edmund Kraus, 9 Elizabeth parade oqid included Arthur Felber, MAILED TO YOUR jAHcwssTis's eLDssT riwAwciAt insTiTiiTien Otftca of Strategic Services. • about everybody, from the and^wrote the government a letter you could eaafly run out o f hot Peter Capltan, Coventry; Wilhelm St. Joseph Jelflovaky, Thomas Moron, water aeveral timea a week. Schon, Broad Brook; Alva Roys, James Fhrlong, Eklwin Eldwards, Well-Intentioned, the best-inten- in wbioh she argued the case for / O O t % /HeUn •fiPtwr,AMk»*fc'A5ga*dfa»ltog^ Current Annual Dividend AJ> EXECUTIVE DIES Birth Sunday) A son to Mr. and - Now you can have all the hot Coventry; Kayleen Brownell, Cov­ Mrs. Daniel Beebe, 61 Orchard S t George EJdwaids, WlUlam Durn. HOME tloned down to the most elemental having a woman astronaut and On Insured Savings ■mUMBUGU (AP) — Cal J. The unit was led by St. Patrick’s motor you need at one time for BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY MoOsrtby, an advertising execu­ entry; Mrs, Claire Johnson and Discharged Friday: Mrs. Ann ■chalone of hate, Is rushing to give then volunttored to be that woman Pipe Band. only 9}^* a day. Think o f it —^ tive who helped establish two of daughter, 67 Seaman Circle; Mrs. Huff, 9 Bancroft Rd.; Mrs. Ann WANTED: astronaut herself. The MUk That Made Conn. History Evers murder the attention only a day! Jelly or Lemon Roll radio’s popular Shows, died at his Kathleen Bolduc and son, 170 West and son. Mile Hill Rd., Tol­ Eldridge St.; Mrs. Aurore Gauvin if significaiice which could mag- One . can imagine some Ameri­ 'Yea, thanks to Mobilheat— home yeaterday. He was 80. land: Joseph Dufour, Tolland; Conn. Approved Homogenized can woman doing this much. But He helled to (tovetop the B „ Q. and daughter, 66 Broad St.; Mrs. Harland Gage, High Manor Park; Program on Flag' naff It into the event which marks and an oil-fired hot waterJieater DELiaOliS FAVO^S^ V e C Kathleen CoOllite toid son, 171 St. can (Hie possibly imagine any gov- e f (Xiirect capainty—your fismily m copy theme (or Lifebuoy Soap and Mrs. Helen Loftus, Broad Brook; Vitamin D Half Gal. ■or-oonaplete national loss o t con- iiiiiiiiiiiijjijjjjjiiiiii i n s u r a n c e s in c e 1923 YOUR CHOICE iA w d John St.; Mrs. Sllerreepondent in charge Main S t; telephode 875-8186 or was sung by the fifth graders, who now a favorite of those with normal backs Ntsr The UrtM autoiA^eally and instinctively Most said they would give pri­ Znsursnoe Con^iany, h a s been of the Asaociatied Prein Bureau 649-6197. ority to furniture or an automo­ Mt 3-5135 followed with a grroup re(dtatl(m of who desire extra firm bedding. No matter enen|y,.,'|riierever and however they elected to the Yale Corporation, in HoirtfcKdL Att>ert, employed in "The Flog Goes By.” bile, and added they ^wouldn't the unlveraity’s 10-member gov- what your need may be there is Holman- M«NeHESTEfl Bltot'.'i^t is eomething that muet hesitate to borrow to buy them. the pUbUc relations department of Permanent Job Tributes were paid to the stars 301-315 Center St. John H. CASH SAVINGS arntog body. WUUanns, a 1928 BEectrlc, Boat Division, General Baker bedding, just right for you. Before allowed to happen, even 1110 report says that priority and stripes to poems recited by THE IFFERENCE Kraduat*" o f T n 1 s’ ■ Soheffleld Dynamira Ooro., Groton, died NASHVILLE, Tenn. (A P )—Col­ Lucills Smith, Helen Brackett, making your verdict . . . see, actually try a If It M^nns being slow to exploit for family spending in Quebec BeienUlllc BobooL suofeeads Charles runs as follows: Furniture, auto- Incorporated Saturday to Bnbkua Hoopltal. He lege football players do just Denise Chambers and Roy John­ this quality-controlled bedding, at Watkins, WE GIVE itW- ,appen M. Spotford, a New York attorney, wns a graduate of Brooklyn Col­ o t one who has mobUa, lodging, medical needs, & PLAID STAMPS about e v ^ th to g during the sum­ son. Paige Thresher and Barbara tomoirow. The Musco Pedic and Verto-Rest OPENMOHTS „aamed M wMti Ms Ufe. GREEN STAMPS .whose te m expiree June SO, lege and- the Oolunfbia School of mer. But' Vanderbilt center Rudy Brackett (xmtributed original “ *®**’. ^'’'creation and INSURORS — REALTORS Tale announoed yeaterday. Wil- JoumojUsm. He joined AP In 1956, mattresses are $99.50. matching box springs, ...... 1. Wleser has probably the most un­ readings on "What the Flag In some cases, people settled Uama wna chairman df the Yale resigned to 1963 to take a poslUoh usual way of keeping to shape.. Means to Me.” “Our National An­ $89.50. Extra large. King, Queen and Extra MON. Uini SAT. Hil l tor a cheaper homg,: U necessary, program for the aria and aciencea with Electric Boat. A resident of After six weeks of rugged Marine them,” the htotory of the Star length also available. OeM iBkHiM k Cndtt All Up to ordar.to buy furniture or a car. M o b ilh e a f raised m 062,5SS to a fund Un<»svttle, Albert is survived by training at Quantleo, Va., he will Spangled Banner, was related by 164 EAST CENTER/ ST„ MANCHESTER—649-6261 drive last year. Yale awarded him ' PWr '1^ flari thus in hlatory, ^ It was found that the poorest bto wife, two children, his parents, home to Dallas and work to Donna Henderson, to , the aocom- : •fiwmilimiiiimmmm lit: Igjicnorary doctor of town degree and Mra. jonas An>ett a t S’ aim af saw auti^ famlltos sesmed to own th# bto-; fgther’s beauty parlor a* * panlment of slides. Nancy U tks gest and newest cars. illHillllinniiliiliiiniH!! "BEFORB LOSSBg HAPPBW, INSURB with ! Nssr Toife Otgr. snd s sister. hslrdmisar. was ths pragran’s simounour. Advertise to The Herald-:-lt Pays \ MANCHE8TBR RYBRING BICRALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,, MONDAY, JUNE 17,1^68 PAOBMM Nonrich after a \ong lUnsss. Bom In MonoheSter on Jon 7, 12th Circuit North Ehders to Study' 1890, he 'Was a son of Otof and Bras, GirdUs, Lingerie, Ida Nfelson Nyotrom. He hod Uved 81 Nations’ Envpys in Andover for nine years before Court Cases Dresses, Slacks, B lO i^ Consolidation Issue moving to Norwich three years Paul Hlrth and Ralph Barron '‘Cabin Boy** Shorta ago. Death Oaiitts Until hte reUremsnt oeven years MANCHESTER SESSION Jr. wlU receive the degree of Swim Suita At Funeral of Pope OU 3talier. in the Order of DeMolay ogD, he hod worked at Pratt and Samuel Wilson, 73, of 11 Ridge In A public ceremony Saturday at composed primarily of Eighth Newt Taggart W itn ey Aircraft in East Hart- St., today was cleared of a charge Lucy Show District residents, to press fo ^ . 8 p.m. e.t the Ma.3onlc Teniae, for consolidation of the fire dii of negligent homicide which In­ (Contlnned from Page One) by the whole of world Jewry” at Orchard St., Rockville. Both young istrict and the town. his sister, he is survived Glazier's . Jamee HaUoren, 110 Delmont< > Oat of Moachetter'a beat known Ms wife, Esthier Baton Ny- volved a May 10 bus-pedestrten ac­ P ( ^ John’s death. _ l-t068> liten*t^rke men are members o< Fayette Farley and Schuster are Cath­ • ;IU ( 8-M) Andy Grliatli Corset and Uniform Shop Bt.. and niomta Kmegtian, 152 two exlatlng town oiganlutlona. and most popular reeidenU, New­ , three sons, Albert F. Ny- cident In which a three and one- ■rhe delegates ware; Gerhart (33-30) Art UnUtttar Chapter, Order of DeMolay. Bolton at., have Mtembled a 12- olics. The Rev. Mr. Mays Is a M. Relgner, International bbord- esi Main St.—MamdMBtar informaUon for the atudy arUl come ton B. Taggart, 78, of 59 Wood­ strom of Norwich, Lincoln O. half years old Manchester girl tlO) U w M Mr. Jaaea Chevalier ia the second highest man group to ooUeot infonnaUon from both local and atate govem- Nyotrom of Farmington and Baptist minister. ination director; Sergio Pljpemo, degree a DaMolay can receive. It on the rceulta ehould conaoUdnUon land St., died Sunday at hla homa was killed. A nolle was entered In president of the Union of itellui {Si mente, ^ will ihow relative c6bU Chsries A. Nyotrom of East Hart­ tee case by prosecutor F. Jo(Mph Francis Cardinal SpellmM, j0:00 ('3> Paasword la given for outstanding work snd be adopted. for Mrvleei under the preeent and following a kmg lllneos. ford; a d a i^ te r, Mrs. Charles Jewish Oommunlties; Paul Jacob, (te) l^raa and Allea <*4) S.*‘*i** NMler CtaSa SMTVioe to Drtlolay. Both youths Parodiso who today presented a archbishop of New York, was one B’nal B'rlth European chairman; (40) rhe Lon* Ranter (13) Playhpitt* "We feel that we are apendlng nit^r co^Udated ayatema. Mr. Taggart woe a familiar fig* Simpson of Salem; Afoster daugh­ < 8) Fbilow the Smi have also received the outstanding an much for the three aatvicaa the coroner’s report clearing Wilson of four cardinals to pronounce ab­ Ernst L . Ehrlich, B’nsI B’rlth ittt ! 10-2^1 HunUey-Brlnaley (lO-iS-hli BHakley'a JourAM We*re at .ui'ni*? South Manch4atar fire ure around tha North End and at ter, Mrs. Georgt Hardy of Willi- ( 8 - 4 ^ ) Ben Caiey I>eMolay boy of the year award. North Snd leparately malntalna— dtetrict wae conMltdated with the of the chsrge. The Herald printed solution at the end of the service. European, director; and Fritz , I 8) Walur CronklU 18) Stump the gtara sporting and social svenU in Man­ montie, and 10 gnuidOMIdren. tee coroner’s findings earlier this Becker, permanent congress rep­ 7:0b ( 3) Movie (80) Air Power The exempllfloatlon Saturday near at fire proteeUon and aewer lervioe ***• L Subscription TV Court of Chevaliers. Partlripatlng through the Mancheeter Water neral Home, SO Sachem 1m ., Nor­ Achilla Cardinal Lienart of Lille, Daniel Joseph Lehane, 442 W. (531 Film telephone ous ballroom dilLnoing awaixla dur­ day was fined 5126 after he plead­ YOUTHS ARRESTED Dartmouth Grad will be Marshall Hodge of Man- Co. — ae town realdenta pay for f 1**'®** ‘he district ing their younger days, and he waa wich. The Rev. OUfford Sargent France, and Paolo Cardinal Glob- yr the Shea, and In 1962 Francla J. Ma- Mrs. Ruth Marie Sturgeon, 42, degree of Doctor of Dental Sur­ Roy Burnham, 22, of 23 Blssell Talbot's gradoaUnc class of Southern Seminary Washington University, Washing-1 n ^ e y , now mayor but Uien a dl- gery ftom Temple University, The World Jewish Congress S.-iturday after a police chase teat council In her senior year. sary for the boy’s father to be •ludyoomea from the prapoeed ex- of Old Bridge, N.J., formerly of S4., recerived a 1100 fine, with $70 sent five representatives to the more than 650 heard the Rev. _ Bdith J. Bohme, daughter ton, D C. j Mi.ss Little was a I960 graduate Your order for drug ueedi and T ^ o r , urged the town and the dte- Philadelphia. He Is a graduate of remitted, on a charge of operating- began in Enfield, Conn. The youths James H. Rotanson. founder of a Miwon in order to join, a spokes­ panelon of the Eighth Dletriot e MAnebester, died ye(iterday at St. requiem saying In a statement of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bohme She was a member of Delphi, > of Manchester High School. She oosmetioa will be token care at trlot get together. Mancherier High Sohool class of a motor vehicle whUe his Ucense is were wanted In connection with a Operation Crossroads Africa, de­ man notes. Any boy Interested In eewer eiyatem, whltdi will ooet ^a- Petor’s General Hoapitel, New that their presence was "an ex­ aervice station burglary in Derby, of Warren Ave., Vernon, was grad­ national women's honorary sororl-1 will join tlje .staff of the Manches­ joining should get in touch (vith Immediately. t^iot taxpayara a total of atwut n )e ESiahth Dtetriot directors re- 1955, and Tufts Univsrsity, Med­ ustder suspension. A second charge, liver the commencement address Radio fused tal..Iks with the Chamber of Brunswick, NJ., after a long Ill­ ford, Mass., 1969. At graduation pression of the profound grief felt Conn., police said uated recently from Southern ty, and Big^Sls, and served as j ter Memorial Hospital, and will any DeMolay or come to the cere­ $800,000. ness. for operating an unregistered mo­ for Dartmouth's------— IMth ^year ■ ' • wVUaUAB-T V MIQ Commerce Sem ina^ and Junior College, sub-chairman of Spring W’eekend. I work in the special care unit. (tills listing Includes only those m w p bree*»elB ef IS eg mony Saturday and obtain the on oonaoltdaUon in services from Temple, he received tor vehicle, was nolled. Talbot, who majored in mathe- Buena VlsU Va Alao involved in the project are 1960. Mrs. Sturgeon was bom In the OKU award for being In the Miss Carl.son prcviou.sTy attended ! length. Some etatlivis carry ether «liort neweehste). neceaeary information. Varmltutd, Sweden, Nov. 1, 1920, John P. Kubia, 18. of Stafford “ « o c ia t e in sci- Marietta (Ohio! College, where' 3VDSC—use top 12 per cent of his class. Springs, waa fined 5100, with 160 6:00 Jim Nettifton 6- w ntr- a daughter of William and Anna Dr. Buckley will lea'Ve for Camp 2 m i degree and was a member of she wa.s a member of Alpha Xi 8:00 N*w*. Weather Lowest attendance at any fed­ (HMdon!^ Olsen Peirson, 122 Summit St., remitted, after he pleaded guilty Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday 8:0u Ra>'nor Shines Pendleton about July 1 to serve « ^ AinemanAthenian society, Society, the a adver- Delta social sorority. j:Uo Neve a.pi Off •:}0 Today on Wall Straat erally run area open to the public to the substitute oharge of driv­ 1:18 ShowcaM PRESCRIPTION PHABMAOy Doubts Growing Russian Pair Manchester. as a Na'vy lieutenant. at the Cnteersttv of Wisconsin. ^ yearbook, and Ml.ss Carlson was employed at W lU f— in 196$ teas at the Katmal Nation­ ing a vehicle while his license is atjh e tnlvwmtt of Wi«onsin. YWCA Wesley Foundation. 6 : U i N r t w e 8:45 LowtU Thomaa Besides her parents, she Is sur­ He graduated from the Loomis The Royal Greek Embas.sy, and 7:00 N«w* al Monument In a wild area of under suspension. He was original­ Miaa Bohme is a 1961 graduate 6:15 Neva. Weather and Sporta 901 MAIN ST.—Ml 5-SaSl vived by her nudband, Ralph W. School. WindKT. to JoM . Uea. has accepted a position with the 7:16 Easy Ed Show 7:U World Wld* Sports Alaska. It drew just 300 visitors. Sturgeon; a son, Richard Stur­ ly charged 'with driving without a of Roekrille High School. University of Pittsburgh special 9:00 Meta va. Cards 7:80 Showcase Will Try Spacecraft Linkup 11:30 Tonight At My Place i3:u smorr geon; two daughters, Linda Stur­ Hoover Illness driver’s license. ‘ BARIIAR.A A. ZIUNSKAS 13:00 Sign Off (Oontinned from Page One) geon and Donna Sturgeon, all of Othe(r case dIspoBitions today by w n o - i w Old Bridge; a brother, William fines included: Joeeph G. Wy»ote, Northampton 6:Ui Npwr Sporitf ajtd WeatlMT Rare Aee 6:36 Old. Borrowed and Blue woman laid aside her journal and Rockville-V ernbn Person of Manchester; four sis­ Called Serious 23, of 287 Main St., 536, failure Miss Barbara Ann Zilinskas. 399 6:45 Three Star Extra ters, Mrs. Randall Cole and Mrs. V a l u e s smiled broadly—evidently at some to poAB to the left ($20) and driv­ 'Oakland St., was graduated from 7:06 Converaation Piece TUIJSON, Arte. (A P )—A. J. WilUam McGill Of Manchester; ing vriteout a license ($15); De- .Northampton (Mass.) Commercial 7 30 Ne^a oi the World Haswell of OklahomA City drop­ quip radioed from the command 7:45 Congreaalonal Ri»port post. Mrs. Robert P. Neff of Black (Oolriinued from Page One) layne B. Wirth, 26, Hebron, $26, OoDcge. 8:10 Boston Symi^ony ped his tee ahot about U Inches S T A M P CARNIVAU Newton B. Taggart Kindergarten Mountain, NXJ., and Mrs. George speeding; Joseph FVweri, 31, 'Ver­ , A secretarial major, she is the 10:10 Nightbeat from the hole oh the 145-yard Tass reported that as Miss nation’s 31st president are Ralph 11:00 Newj» Tereshkova flew over the North an excellent dancer until he be­ Wrixon of OlnstordDury. non, $26, q>eeding; Behrens Rotss- (daughter of Mrs. Anthony Zilin- 11:16 Sports Final 13th hole at the Skyline Country The funeral will be held tomor­ H. Boots, Rudolph N. Schulllnger, ' skas. Club. Skyline owner Leonard Say- * ------~ American conUnent, she radioed, came ill several years ago. berg, 24, Guilford, $15, faUure to 11:30 Starlight Serenade Enrolls 484 row at 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Fordyce B. St. John and Eli drive in an estabU(Shed lane; Thom- t ! WTiile at school, she was .social 100 News and sign Off. age said he, too, put hU ahot on "I wish peace (and happiness to Ha operated the Taggart Truck­ Bauman. % vTor^ut§ the people of the United States of ing Co. for more than 25 years. Funeral Home, 400 Main St,, with SB M. Page, 64, Rockville, $15, with chairman of the Domitory Council. 6:0U Joel Cash the green. It bumped Haswell’a Hoover has been sleeping most ball and pushed it in to give the America."ca. Four htmdred and eighty-four Mr. Taggart was a Sunday the Rev; C. Henry Andersem, pas­ $10 remitted, driving wrlteout a Miss Zilinskas is a graduate of 7:00 Bill Hughea tor of Emanuel Lutheran Church, of the time during the last two license. , Manchester High School. 12:(V Oiiand Oklahoman a hole-ln-one. DOUBLE She alsotleo sent neeUngs to "the chiildren have been registered for School teacher at St. Mary’s Ik>te- heroic people o f Cuba, to the copal Church for many years'and officiating. Burial will be in East days, a family spokesman said. Also. Thomas A. Garro, 16, kindergarten for the ccsnlngiyear Cemetery. He has been ill in his Waldorf ! MARY KL'NZ glorious) Cuban women." was the founder of St. Mary’s Souithlngton, $15, using a motor WORLD GREEN Similar greetings went out to In Vernon public iKihoola. Supt. of There 'wUl be no coUihg hours. Towers residence for about 10 vehicle without the owner's per­ ' West Liberty State Men’s club baseball team, one of days, but no announcement was Latin America and Australia, Schools Raymond Rsmsdell said the best In the state In the 1920a. mission: Eleanor Gummere, Glas­ Miss Mary Kunz, daughter of Tass said. the number Is fewer then the 661 Ml*. James T. Sloan Sr, made until Friday, when it was tonbury. $16, failure to drive to Mr. and Mrs. William Kunz of 74 For many years Mr. Taggart disclosed that he was suffering Gets Diploma Miss Tereshkova and Bykovsky, he esUmsted eoriler this year, but was the R epublics registntr of Mrs. Aiuils C. Sloan, 78, wife of tee right; John F. Connelly, 22, Mather St., graduated recently 28, awakened feeling fine this Jamea T. Sloan Sr., 474 N. Main from "anemia, secondary to South Glaetonbury, $16, remitted, J I from the School of Dental Hy- he predicted that (by the time voters In Manchester. He celebrat­ G O L -P A K I John A. Sweeney, 198 Hilliard STAMPS mortiing. school opens In September, more St., died yesterday at Manchester bleeding from the gastrointestinal driving without a license; Allan j igiene at West Liberty State Col­ ed his 60th wedding anniversary St., a teacher at the Mayberry DRIVEWAYS "Both cosmonauts began their children will have enrolled. Memorial Hoapitel after a long tract.” Archibald, 17, Andover, $10, lege. W. Va. In 1062. Elementary School in East Hart­ working day with physfcal Northeast Sohool hod a regis­ Ulneas. Only the former president’s driving through a red light; Nel- She was a member of Iota Psl ford, has been awarded the sixth clses," said Tass. Ma*. Taggart 'was bom In County She was bom in Bally Menay, sons, Herbert Jr. and Allan, have Alpha social sorority and of the Free Estimates On: tration of 88 children. Lake 8t. had Armagh, ^ Ireland, on April 10, ton Caron, 24, of 82 Congress St., year diploma of advanced grad­ Tass said all systems on the 74, Building B had 44, and Mapde County Antrim, Irelsmd, and was been permitted to visit him. $10 remitted, intoxication: Edward Dental Hygiene Club. uate study in elementary guidance two spaceships—Vostok 5 and Vo- 1886,-and lived in Manchester for a resident here for 41 years. Mrs. A medical report Sunday said St. School had 278, which Included 63 years., He was a member of Zakus Jr., 16, of 45 Birch St., $10. VEAL Miss Kunz w ll take her Con­ W&M Graduate by the University of Hartford. BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAYINO ALL stolt 6—were working normally. the children who will attend the Sloan.was a member of the Sec­ Hoover wa.s In no pain and there driving without a license, and a necticut State Board exams Tues­ the BriUkh American Club, King Richard Terry Swenson, son of UCoiin Graduate He received his AJB. degree In Soviet officials remained silent Skitmer St. Sohool when It opens ond Congregational Church. has been no evidence of bleeding nolle to the charge of operating day and Wednesday at the Uni­ Ernest J. Irwin Jr., son of Mr. history from St. Anselm’s College on whether Bykovsky and Miss David Lodge, lOOF, and the Rock­ for 36 hours. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Swenson versity of Bridgeport. She is a • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS In the fall. ^ Besides her htteband, she leaves a motor vehlcSe without the own­ f»f 458 Porter St., was graduated and Mrs. Emeat J. Irwin of 22 W. in 1958, and his M.Eld. degree Tereshkova would attempt a ren­ ville Lodge of Elks. two sons, John Sloan of Northamp­ No plans have been announced 1960 graduate of Manchester Last year, before the kinder­ Besides his wife, he Is survived er’s permission: and David Howes, Sunday from William and Mar>- Center St., was graduated with from the University of Hartford • GAS STATIONS • BASKETBALL COURTS dezvous in space. ton, Mass., and Jamea T. Sloan Jr. about moving him to a hospital. 19, of 186 Doming St., $6, breach High School. garten registration, Supt. Rame- by three sons, Oilvin Taggart, College. Williamsburg, Va., with honors Sunday from the Univer­ in 1960. He has also done grrad- WEEK Observers noted, however, that dell predicted there w ot^ be 618 of Vernon; two daughters, Mrs. Hoover underwent an operation of tee peace. a B.S. degree in chemistry. sity of Connecticut with a B.A. uate work at the University of ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED Miss *rereshkova is not a trained superintendent of the sewer de­ Roger Warren of Enfield, N.H., for cancer last August. ROBERT M. VINTON pupils. When school opened, there partment of the Eighth District; STEAKS pilot and might not be able to Swenson was a member of Kap­ Law Center Grad degree in economics. Connecticut and the University of were 626. and Mrs. George Redfield of Ver­ pa Sigma social fraternity, th e Rochester. WE ARE 100% INSURED carry out her irole in a complicat­ Newton F. Taggart, a member of non, and nine grandchildren. Robert Michael Vinton, 144 He was a member of Phi Beta Opun Only Building B will have an Student Assembly, and was junior Sweeney is married to the for­ ed link-up maiieuver. the Manchester Police Depart­ Funeral services vrill be held Branford St., has been graduated Kappa, national honorary frater­ entire student body walldng to ment, and Roger Taggart, ril of Fuss Will Teach Firehouse Job class presidertt and an aide to the nity for students in arts and sci­ mer Helen Abo of East Hartford. Tass said the purpose of send­ school, he said. The other schools Wednesday at 2:80 p.m. at Sec­ president to the college. from the Georgetown University DE MAIO BROTHERS SINCE 19S0 Wed., Thurs. ing a man and woman Into space Manchester, and four grandchil­ ond Congregational Church. The Law Center in Washington. D. C., ences. and the Economics Society. will have at least some pupils dren. Slide Ride Class He will enter Bavlor TJniversitv He also participated on the track was to compare the effects of transported by bus. Rev. Felix M. Davis will officiate. with a LljJt. degree. TEL. 643-7691— WE CARRY JENNITE* SEALER and Friday space flight on the two sexes. Funeral services will be held Let Out to Bid Medical School, Waco. Tex., this TTie son of Mr. and Mrs. George and cross country teams. How many pupils would have to Burial win he In East Cemetery. fall. Swenson is a 1959 graduate lOH Dance Raises The Soviet Union rocketed Miss tomon'ow afternoon at 2 o’clock Friends may call at the Holmes Waiter S. Fuse. Town Engineer, A. Vinton, he earned a B.S. de­ Employed for the summer as a Tereshkova, a former factory be transported, he declined to pre­ from St. Mary’s Ep4scop(al Church. The town haa put c(X)structlon of Manchester High School. Till 9 P.M. dict, at least until the pin map Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to­ has announced that for one week, gree from the college of Arts and research assistant in the depart- worker, aloft Sunday, two days Burial will be In East Cemetery. Sciences before attending the Law ,000 for Pool showing the residence and school morrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 during the latter part of July, he of the now central firehouse out ! ment of Finance and Control. State after Bykovsky blasted into space. Friends may pay their last re­ p.m. will ^ ve instruction in the use of Center. of Connecticut. Irwin will begin of each child Is compiled. , spects tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock to bid. Reaponaea to the invitation The "Bermuda Hop," held Fri­ There .was no official indication the elide rule to all Interested mu­ He plans to enter the service. studie.s for his Ph.D. at Michigan exactly H()w close their ships were (, "I am in hop.es it will tw a Wtle at tha John Tierney Fimeral Home, to bid must be returned to the HTiile in school, Vinton was ac­ state this fall where he has been less," he said. Raymond Preuss nicipal employes, day at Manchester High for the or whether the two cosmonauts 219 W. Center St. Instruction will be given during General Manager’s office before tive on the law newspaper. awarded a research assistantehip. Dr. Ramsdell said the distribu­ R OCK'VILLE — Rajonond benefit of the Instructors of the could see each other. In a Joint PireuBB of Oshkw^, Wte., former­ tee hour of 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. All 11 a.m. on July 9, at which time tion of kindergarten pupils among the bids will be opened. ROBERT M. YOUNG Handicapped (lOH) pool fund message to Premier Khruahehev the five schools will be 20 to 22 ly of Rockville, died suddenly at municipal employes Interested in Valley Forge Military netted $1,010.50. A goal of $50,000 MONDAY, Sunday they said; "Our. ships are mipils per clhss, provided tbs Rockville- V ernon hliis home yesterday. He waa a attending Should contact tee en­ Specifications call for a two- FRESH at a close distance from each board of education approves the nephew of Mns. Alice WethereU of gineering office before July 12. story building with half haeement, Robert M. Young, son of Mr. has been set to finance a swim­ other.” 33 Florence St., MonebeBter. with a total of about 14,280 square and Mrs. Frank Young of 75 N. ming pool especially built for han TUESDAY and school boundaries he will propose. Need v a c a t k N i money? Soviet communiques said both The next meeting of the board of Mr. Preuss was bom in Rock- feet of floor area. Elm St., was awarded a diploma I dicapped children. s U E R / WEDNESDAY space ships had lost a little alti­ Mrs* Gessay vlUe, a son of Paul and Helen Construction will be of concrete f'om the Valley Forge Military' education will be Thursday, June 23 Voters Join The dance is the second held this MARKETS J"' tude. 25, at 7:80 p.m. In the superin­ Meysrs Preuss, and was a resident foundation, masonry bearing walls, Academy, Wayne, Pa. Young There was no official word how here until, about 25 years ago precast concrete floor slabs, steel had formerly attended Manche.ster year to raise money for the proj­ tendent’s office on Park St. CHICKEN V long Miss Tereshkova and Bykov- Found Dead wflien he mpvto to Wisconsin. Or Shift Party beams and joists, precast tnsulalng High School. ect. Radio and television disc jockey (W n C ) Brad Davis was ^ SPECIALS .sky will remain idoft. Unofficial Besldea his' aunt survivors in­ roof de<^, with stone veneer, LEG BREAST He giadiiaied as a'Staff sei'geant reports said they will Ismd at clude his wife, Mrs. Aim Hebnor master of - ceremonies. • Gene Pit-- Mrs. Anna Gessay, 39, of 36 A t a voter enrollment session plumbing, heating, electrical and . and was active in sports. He will short intervals within a day or so. Hub Caps Taken Preuss; two daughters of Ohio; ajl site work...... QUARTERS QUARTERS ney, popular rock'n'roll singer Lawrence St,, Roekrille, was foiuid held ln the town, clerk’s, office EW- attend Vlllanova College in Vil- The Soviet Union performed a and sevenU oousins in Rockville. day, 14 persons dhanged their list­ Detailed plana and specifications kinova. Pa., in the fall. frtim Rockville, and other vocal 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST. MANCHESTER dead on the basement floor of her and instrumental personalities en­ similar feat last August when It From Parked Car Funettol services wdU be held ings to tee Democratic ranks, tor the job are available from launched'space trvlns Pavel Popo­ home this morning, with 'wounds ThurstJay at 2 pjn. at the Coetl- tertained at the dance. Davis and on her neeik and a knife on the while 9 persons ■were recorded as Arnold Lawrence, the project’s IB 3 | « DAVID J. FOR.MAN Pitney also participated in Febru- vich and Andrian Nikolayev. Nlk- gan and S(on Funeral Home, 220 Repuibllcons. architect, 571 Porter St. Valley Forge Military olayev went up Aug. 11 and Popo­ Police today sre investigating floor nearby. Cottage St., Pawtucket, R. L fund-raising dance. About the theft of four hub caps, valued Three Democrats and 6 inde­ A bid bond amounting to five " 3 5 ^ Rockville meddoOl examhier Dr. David J. Forman, son of Mr. and $1,000 was raised at the first vich the foll(7wlng day. After a Burial will be in Pa'wtucket. pendents changed ranks to the Re­ per cent of the bid must be de­ record-breaking flight they came at $60, reported taken from a car Francis Burke has ordered an Mrs. Harry Forman, of 68 Benton dance. Cooking Oil arked at the rear of Arthur’s Invetdigatlon to determine whether publican party; 11 Republcans and posited -with each bid, and the St., was recently graduated from ' The pool will be built for the ex­ down Aug. 18. Mrs. Charles MeSweeney Jr. 3 .independents shifted to tee Dem­ successful bidder must furnish a B•rug Store, 942 Main St., yester­ the death was accidental or a Mrs. BJvelyn BeU MeSweeney, the Valley Forge Military Acade- clusive use of mentally and physl- Popovich and Nikolayev said ocratic roster. performance bond In tee full Produce Speeialst Emmanuel Grad they saw each other as soon as day morning. siiialda wife of CEarlea MeSweeney Jr., my, Wayne, Pa. He formerly at- | ca ly handicapped children, and Police said the woman, a mother The change in listing of seven amount of the contract. both were In orbit. They said they Doris Shainln of 35 S. Lakewood died suddenly Susiday morning at persons who shifted to the Demo­ Mils Patricia Joan Mooney, tended Manchester High School. w ll be employed year round. The GEM Clr., owner of the vehicle, told po­ of three, has been a p(atient at her home In Dallas, Tex. daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Envin I . 6 9 sang a duet by radio and com­ cratic party and eight persons who Forman has been accepted for | ^ O''?anlzatlon of Man- lice that she had parked the ear to Norwich State Hospi'tel. She has Mrs. MeSweeney was bom in J. Mooney of 258 S. Main St., has' pared notes. chang^ to the Republican party matriculation at Par.sons College ** School students who Gallon Call A government space expert In go to church and when she return­ been allowed to visit her family Manchester, a daughter of the late Weekend Mishaps » 5 EACH 29* received a B.A. degree in biologv Fairfield. Iowa. «kn the project. The pool on weekends. will become effective at tee next Cantaioupi Tokyo predicted that Bykovsky ed, the hub caps were missing. Robert and Maria Bell. from Emmanuel College, Boston, wnll be constructed In the Man- voter enrollment session in Janu­ Mass. Gets Degree would he returned to earth tonight Her husband, Thomas, found the She is survived by her husband; ary. Bring One Arrest JOHN M. LAMENZO ^ recommen- because the lessening in orbital body Sit 6:18 this morning. a daughter Mrs. Louis G. Jerger She was a member of the Chil­ Portemouth Prlorj- Mi.ss Linda Hazen, 41 Campfield daUon will be made by the-adult dren of Mary, National Federation PaJ.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. time of his ship would make con­ The oldest child is Michael, 12. of OldaJhoma; four gmndchUdren Th^ dir^tors of the project Randy is 10, and Laura Is 3. Police arrested one Manchester of Catholic College Student-s, Na­ John Marshall Lamenzo, son of Walter Hazen of Penacook. N. H.. tinued space travel dEtngerous. Public Records ^ a sister, Mrs. C. F. Wilson. 40 5Ir. and Mrs. John B. Lamenzo, The Manchester Junior CSiam. Mrs. Gessay was" bom In Web­ Henry St. motorist and issued a written warn­ Sweet Cotn 6 39* "The orbital time of Vostok 6 tional Student Association and the received her B S. degree from the ber of Commerce, which operat^ 19 Jean Rd., recently graduated Evap. M ILK was reduced to 88 mlnutq)s 11 sec- ster, Mass:, on Jan. 80, 1924, a About_Town ing to another during investigation University of Connecticut. Biology Club. a concession .stand at Fridays Warrantee Deeds daughter o f Alex and Victoria Hud- 1 Meat a Produce Pricos Effactiv* SAon., 7u*s. A Wad..Only Miss Mooney has accepted a | from the Portamouth Priory She completed her studie.s ' in -ends on Its 38th orbit,”' said Yo- Mrs, Norman P. Cubberlv ■Winners In a brixige gome Fri­ of two of four weekend motor Scliool, Portamouth, R.I, Myrtle A. Pierre to Annulll Con­ zik ignatowlcz. Mrs. Wilhelmlna Wright Cubber- position as a met^al research as­ January and i.ors49 Lamenzo .will enter the Univer­ Quotations Furnished by Rumors circulated in jubilant Ida Hyatt to Melvin T.' Bldwell Francis Rlttlinger of Broad Brook. ter several years a ^ . 12, Manchester, July i. sity of Toronto in the fall. Cobum Middlebrook. Inc. Mr. and Min. Frederick A. La - Moscow that a third Soviet.. cos­ and Elizabeth A. Bldwell, property The funeral will be held from She was a graduate of Bristol Police said that Miss Roth, driv­ lOOTfc Hardwood S A V I 2 0 c I Bank Stocks on N. School St. the Burke Funeral Home, 76 High School, and the class of 1917 vey and son, Frederick, of Chevy ing south oh (tooper St., failed to Ground Bm I monaut might be sent up to" Join Chaise, Md., visited La'vey’s par­ 20-LB Bykovsky and Miss Tereshkova, James Frederick Hodson and Prospect St., Rockville, at 8:18 of Smith College. Northampton, stop at a stop sign at W. O nter St. $ | i » ; Conn. Bank and Trust Rosemary E. Hodson to Donald L. a.m. Wednesday with a requiem Mass. She was a member of First ents, Mr. and Mm. Fred’^H. La- She drove her vehicle Into the BRIQUITS hut there was no official indica­ vey, 81 Pearl St. They also at­ Charcoal BAG Fresh tion of this. Hall and Rosd H. Hall, property at Mass at St. Bernard’s Church at 9. Oongregational Church, Montclair, front of an eastbound W. Center H-rtford Nations) 47 Falkrior Dr. Burial wUI be 4n. St. Bernard’s N. J„ and served Os a gray Ituly tended his 26te doss reunion at St. vehicle," driven by William R. Bank and Trust Co. 68 72 c Howard Winsor Spence and Mil­ Cemetery. In the American Red Cross at Harvard College. Lavey, to tr Frazier, 70, of 72 Edmund St., and Delicious bn Finasj-'funits iA V I 6< Top Grade dred S. Spence to William J. Vince There will be no calling hours. Overbrook Hospital, Btesex Coun­ merly of Monch'ester, Is president then continued on some 82 feet off Conmanles Deadline Nears of Public Utilities Reports, Inc., 1-LB Hartford Fire ...... 68'» 72 lb and Filomena M. 'yince, property ty, N. J, the road and rammed a private c National Fire ...... 121 127 at Lincoln and Roosevelt Sts. Charles E. Godin Sunrivors Include her h uol^d, Washington, D. C., a national home at 34 W. Center St. Both Fiaast Relish JAR 2 9 < Phoenix Fire ...... 'n g 124 39 On Dog Licenses William Leasiuxl to Haixild F. Charles Edward Godin, 68, of 53 Norman. P. CuUierly; a son, Lt. publishing firm. vehicles were towed from the W all Jr. and Agnee J. Wall, prop­ SchoUer Rd., died at Manchester Norman G. Cubberly of the U.S. scene with extensive front and Life and Indemnity In*. Cos. Mtaiorial Hospital Saturday after Mrs. Lois. Bonocoorsl of .the Tart snd S AS A V V I I 2c i Aetna Casualty ____105 111 With only a short time left be^ erty at 36 Fergtuson Rd. Coast Guard, Port Huron, Mich.; side damage. fore the midnight July 1 deadline Marcel J, Binette and Jacqueline a short Hlness. and a brother. Wilmot B. W rl^t MancflietSter PubMc Health Nurs­ Robert A. Watermw, 18, of 10 Pnnn^ ■;...... 16Ui 169 ^ ing staff wtil represent MPHNA (-onn. General ...... by which Manchester dogs must A. Binetite to Elteabeth R. Iflller, He lived in Bolton for more than of New Orleans, La. Elm Ter., lost night was Issued a 165 173 Get an HFC Traveloan 12 years before moving to Man­ tomorrow through Thursday at a Filiast Mustard m! hit-run accident waa also re­ BlOned a aacond lieutenant. He will Fedei'ation of Catholic College Montece UeeBses ^ Friends may coil a t the funetml preaidenit of tee Connecticut Bonk vjjM conferred by John Sloan Federation of Rhtxlesia and Nyasa- 312 Middle turnpike West Bach bid must be accompanied teUy cut, filling ths house with gas. ported to police. r e ^ t for aervice In February, Students. CANTALOUPES W UUami^i^t O'Hara Jr., MS ■bme todoy front 7 to 9 p.m. No one 'was injured. smd Thist Co. David R. Genovesi, 18, of 'Ver­ DKkey, president % f Dartmouth land, and Mozambique hope to ex­ He ia preaently employed r the Mi.s.s Smith earned academic ^ » bid bond or certified check Center 8t., and Carol Ann Letris,' OoUegc, from which Andrew grad- terminate the morsitans variety of 2nd Fleer— PHONE: 643>273t for per cent o f the total bid, Firemen, using gas pocks and non, said he had parked hla foreign ■ ^ w n New Xncland Telephone honors a.s a member .of the jiean's 10 67 Biro Bt., June 29, Bt Jomee' Frederick Nyetrom 'Uated ia’ 1»S2. He is a 1968 grad­ the tsetse. A similar drive in ' ^Hh a performance bond required masks, entered the home and Ro^er P. Winter, son of Mr. and sports car on Locust St., west of Ok, New Haven,. list every semester while iit St. Urns: aM.,Tiw., Hew. It It l-W it , W It % % Church. Frederick Nystrom, 75, of Nor­ capped the line. The refrigerator Mrs. Raymond Winter, 46 Haw­ Main St., shortly after 7 o’clock uate of Manchester High School. ’ .1946-62 helped eliminate Uiei Of the eeleeted bidder. Anselm's. (losalna palltdipes type. 4 _ t e * 1 ' ” 0 Steven George Patrick, Co­ wich, a fprmer Andover resident w in removed from the house. It thorne St., has enrolled in summer Ail bide ntust be submitted by lumbia, and Ann Frederica Zabrov- on Saturday niSlR- At 11;46 he re­ and brother o f Mra. James MoCul* wa^betng detached when the ac- sohool at Wheaton (HI.) (College, turned to his car and found the June 25,1963, in time for bid open- ■ky, 83 Bell St., June 29, Center logh o f 35 HamUn St., died Sunday cideiit occurred, a fire spokesman, *"8 81110411. Congregational Church. where he will Hake a course in .rear end, fender and bumper hod a t t^nuiam W. Backus Hospital in sold. Bible. • ' been damaged. • t"':'

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONK MONDAY, JUNE 17, 196f LFITLE SeORTS B Y RO U SO N OUR BOARDING ROUSE Vuith MAJOR HOOPL e I DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MANCHBSTRB e v e n i n g H E R A L D , M A N C H E S T E R , C O N N , M O N D A Y , J U N E 17, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN UST£N„ AUHIS]/ HBMIBm’ AS 1 ABMwr to ftotW i mond Moarar waa elected vice A »0-«nDT WOLXD MlKfe— oooeNji WELL A9K fO K , IP X OOOLD Real Estate Bolton president; Mra. Oscar Hauser, sec­ crusader for democracy' could does not want to curb tha radsts. ■nDBMEO\/6R, WILL ^ SOtHooSANO/, Reds Trumpet eliminate It If he concentrated the BUODV'TILLTH’ CORRAL HALF coMse>/ HE'aRNO ' retary; Mra. Carl Lelner, treasurer. In fact, U.S. ruling circles ara ■il-JI-luiwill-hiil j " power of hla office on It.” organizing and directing actions Israeli Chief WE«TrfTOO«H- IL u d detmI TTie Baby Has Regional Plan 4DwdlCf • Inralopaa Race Troubles "Federatlona of trade unions, and across the whole country.” A R W V e S FR D W b u nd le in M.V OETOUR EST SAFE HE MWI=1 I7,IUIMM 33 a year per family. The group tr twwcvm BE BOoqrt «rd«r • Indian pclnoa youths, students and others are A Tass, Soviet news agency, Resigns Post * V«U»HH.b,c » » CAPETOWM THAT WILLEVER.TRV 10 Object of decided to hold an exhibit of orig­ 4 0 6 0 0 D X F I^ S UM r. Uaeola LlMMIil-JI=l f.iTOI.IlCtOr-1 Airing Tonight inal art forms, as opposed to those (Continued from Page One) passing resolutions denouncing the dispatch circulated In Europe: BANK/ TO BLAST/ UMr. Xhnmiai worahlp United States government. Said a COULD 60 OUT O^RHlS MUknliUu 11 Sailor copied or imitated. In October. The "Profiting from the connivance (Continued from Page One) AND SELL. ITOrlflcea Been Named... typical Chinese broadcast: "This t o n sils/ •MMU next meeting of the olub will be that they have no Intention of of federal authorities, the racists BUGGS BUNNY ROUNJD lOExamlnatloiia A m eatii« to l*va BoRon raal battle is a (resh reminder to the are mustering their forces and in­ cause of "apirltual fatigue.” Mo- asifnell the osoond Thuveday In* Septem­ really stamping out racism. There TRIPS TO i S S S W . dants information on tha Oapltol ber. people of the whole world of the creasing terror against the Ne­ ahe Sharett took his place In head­ SLAP THIS^ MCuh down 34^1'aname is a link between the racist out­ hypocrisy of U.8, democracy and THESE AIN'T AO W /A'' WMOON.' SSJeruialam Region Planning Aganey’s propoa- Orange Re-electo groes who have risen to fight for ing the fifth and .sixth Cabinets. BEAUTY IN 30 Gem rage! In Alabama and the entire freedom, and serves to expose the AS t a s t y a s 31 Uisard reek 38 Toward ad l^aiu will b« held today at 8 Bolton Orange re-elected Mrs. elementary rights.” Sharett is not considered likely to TH'FRYIN'PAN STHarmonkMuIy lamrexampia d tS o m e S Kennedy administration's duplici­ SSAiutnlian Perlda*, Valerie deea, daufbtar et Alan v bmi —___ - Warren Amundsen mastor at its Washington policy.” succeed Ben-Gurlon. WHILST WE blrtU 38 Water oyiSlf pm. In the Community Hall. Mem­ ty. President Kennedy play.s a HloilMna Pepklna, . SUlingtcin Ave., RooIrvUle. ' she wM*bom meeting Friday. Other officers Neuea Deutschland, Communist Moat prominently mentioned aa CLEAN UP, 34Book ol BOila 38Seret« 3 9 0 ^ riain tgddM I& lM 1 bers of the jriaiming board, the organ of East Germany: despicable role in the racial dis­ 128 to 14a 31 Sinew Pertaot dTNanU^al^S' June 1 id M w h ed ^ Meanartai Hoapital. Her peitemal grend- elected were: Maxwell Hutchinson, a possible successor is Finance PETUNlAjy 3SWMt« "Day after day, people in the crimination and persecution.” ■Uowane* SSBriUiancT dlRoman cdfkM.48Haiaonmte jmmfB ere Mr. and Mra.^H.^ V.^P«idria. Ban*tr, iS S ir aonlng boapd,4^ the soning board overseer; Mra. Julie Gulmond, Minister Levi Eshkol, 88, regard­ 38 BabjrloiiUn 43AntocraU 40GraakMtW of a^n>eay^ar'wrtl as Bolton’s re- United States are being abused, A Moscow broadcast to Bast HARTFORD (A P ) — The State 37 Worm lecturer; Miss Mary Tedford, sec­ Africa: ed as the No. 2 man in both tha SO Theatre dMrkt deity 43 Legal paper SOToUI amoo* preeenUtlvaa to the CRPA, James retary; Mrs. Bruce Ronson, treas­ humiliated, tormented, oppressed Motor Vehicle Department’s dally cabinet and the Mapai party. S3H«lrdye > ^tW ene, daughter of WlUlam Q. and IDveivn Oma- because their skin is darker than record of automobile fatalities as r “ r " r v 1 r r v r aer 'HYonnw, 8 Haael t>r., Wlaipidng. She wae hrm, Haasett and Edmund Morancey, urer; Arthur Plnney 8r.. steward; "If the U.S. government really ' Close friends indicated Ben- MTolegrapble r " 1 1 that of their white fellow citizens. wanted to, order would be re­ of la«t midnight and the totals on coda will ba on hand to anewer quee Donato RatUzai, asalstaht steward; the seme date Isot year: Ourlon plans to retire to a settle­ SOLecil I m n r IT 14 Mr. end Mkw. Oeoipge Oraawer, FluMnir. N Y Uona. Mrs. Peter Massolinl, lady assis­ President Kennedy who Is now stored In Alabama and Mlsslaslp- ment in the Negev Desert to writ# preparing to visit Europe as a pi In 10 minutes, hut WsahnvUle. She haa two brothMw A t the muaicale given by Gradea 1 to 0 Friday, with BiU Mickawicz babitatloa Richard W. Jr., T. and JWhn, 6; and a M w ter.^rth^n e BKlngof lanal 6 and 8 Friday m the CD room, forcing In the winning run. Jay • • e • • the glee club under the direction Plante for the winners and Donald RONELHSIRISKET • Jr., ---- aon of -w-w^ymmajananuRaynuMid tgJowenh LNBUMi 4IVl ^ Mra. Bhsabeth Wright present­ Roser for the tosers each pitched Jeana/XMMttl Brooks*,*avr«-aa*» Perry, ^104 W.™' CWlltW — S^t.“ ■* HC WEfl bOm JUDA 2 M/L ed a program of songs, Inter- a good gome. Mickewicz caught M an ch e^ M e m o ^ HoepHtnJ. Ms rmUternaT mSIdmShw to to^raed with aoloa. Mary Lou foe the IXalry and Alan Skinner .HIgbby, Stafford S^ngs. His p^emal grand- Maneggla accompanied songa on for FTano’a. fatJher to JVYseph Pwry, FWMiaven, Mlass, He has two iristeiw, an autohanp. Denise Reopell did a OUT OUR WAY B Y J. R. W IL L IA M S Busan Mkrle, 8, and Nancy Anne, 10. Sheridan Oil playa M apd M Oil * • « * « tap dance and aang. Alan Cocconi tonight; Borton Dairy vriJl play emiWMu.bcTMi,>ufNLaa and WGliam Mlckewioz played the Sheridan Oil In a make-up game IA A A 6IN EA Franola, Sheila Ruth, daughter of Arnold B. and Mlaikon oocordlon; John Pottmrton and TM GOING TD BREAK Parker FYnaneds, 23 Clubhouse Rd., Windsor, She waa bom ■'.to.v tomorrow at the school field; Bol­ PRISCILLA’S POP WOMAN YOUR UPTHEGAN6 0FBA6 i James Preuas played the ^ t a r ; ton Dairy playa Flano's Wednes­ BY AL VERMEER A 6 E PU LU M 6 PINCHERS IN THIS 31 at M landiej^ Memorial HospHtal. She has two sitotera, D ^ la a Bevins played the piano. 8t A KID TRICK •rty, 10, and Robin, 5. day and M and M Oil playa Sheri­ FAMILY IF I HAVE TO The audience, enthuslaetic about dan OU Friday. TOUR DAD HAS BEEN L IK E T H A T - PUT CACTUS INTHEAAl' • * * « * each number, broke into loud ap­ T M I N K I N S - IT O V E R ™ PUTT/M’A WHY DON’T YOU LOOK Poland, Devin Lee, son of Leonard T. and GeR Clark Po- plause after a drum solo by Renee In the minor league, Cavanaugh RUBMR Garage plays G and H Paving Corned Bee N o w D R V IN BASS, NOT PINCH Calhoun. John Gianopoulos waa the m o S E TEARS, CLOTHKS ’EM-AtUTILAnNe ' tomorrow and G and H Paving SPRINKUIR J vMle City Hoapstal. Hla maternal gnandpiarentfl am Mr ai^ announcer. PRISCILLA!,, GROCERIES/ Mils. Herman dark, Chaiiestown, N. H. He ban a brother playa the Crockett Agency Thurs­ IN A BAG O' Show Boot Rewarded day. FRUIT.' Leonard'Truman Jr„ 8. * ptwier, * • • * • Judging from audience reaction, PontlceUl’a will play the Bklu- THICK 'Show Boat.” presented Saturday ootora tonight In a make-up game; Oonthler, Theresa Lavonne, daughter of Mauiioe Henri and night by Girl Scout Troop 8«7, was Bvelyn Mmm Gonithler, Sandy Beech Rd., Rockville. She 4vas North Coventry Fire Department CUT a great succeee. K was a financial In Coventry Thursday; and the bom Junk 7 at Rockville City HospUbal. Her maternal gtand- suoceas sa well. Mlsa Carol L«- rodther to Mra. Leona Isham, Sprtngfield, MkisR. Her pateriiel PoMce Patrol In Bolton Saturday. p l u m p -t e n d e r -m e a t y fribvre, leader, saye the girls wiU The HJducatora will play Goodin In grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. John Gonthler, ManchesUnTN. H. go to a cottage at Hampton Beach, ehethes three Raters, Susan, 9, Annmerle, 7, and Bernadette 8. Bolton Thursday. l i t O I T • « « A • * N. H., this weekend, a reward for all their weeks of rehearaato. Briefs I Chicken Breasts The Bolton Property . Owner’s I) . 69c -Zdanla, Nancy Margaret, daughter of FTanato B. and Ver- Miaa Lefebvre preaented ftowera ahioa TyjIWi Zdanis, 2727 Bllingftoo Rd., Wapplng She was bom to her mother, Mra. Joseph Le­ Aaeociatlon will meet today at :v ^ June 6' at Mlanrhester Memoriial Hospital. Her maternal grand- febvre, for her help with the show, 8 p.m. in the Ccmununlty Hall. parenta are' Mr. and Mira. Joseph S. 'Toth, 'ToUand. Her paternal There will be a policy board meet­ Green CtAbage i. d* to Mra. Harold Porcheron for her ing at 6:45 p.m. HUY M <6q»M5iag. grandmother to Mira. Katherine 25dani.s, Bast Hartford. She has help os aaolatant leader and to BACK brothera, Paul, 5, and Mask. 3; and a sister, Artene. 8. The eeleatmen will meet at 7 brothers, Robert, 2, and Michael, 9; and two sisters, Donna 11, and (Jynthia, 6. MIRRORS (HraplocG and Door) FRESHPAK SWEET PINK MEATED Case, Arllsa Ann, daiighter of Wlarren G. Jr. and ^ PICTURE PRAKAn G (oil typos) ^ngtln Case, 877 Pleasant Valley Rd.. South Windsor. Sh^ WINDOW and PUTE Gl35s 6 -n Dorn-June 5 at Mianchester Memortal Hospital. Her mnjM.__ M KHW ICUIIInH I te j- Prwdparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Longtln, 357 Wtood- ^ d ge St. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mia. War- ^ h a v e i n s t o c k CAPTAIN EASY ^ G. Case, South WlndsoiT She has a brother, Warren G. HI; MEDICINE CARINETS and SHOWER DOORS BY LESLIE TURNER tow two Btatters. Taryn Lee, 4, and GeMaa, 1%. ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN HW IN 6UZEG / odtJfASK IWrsOMl'lfeefflP’W f W OWSHP-BM BY C M ^ D SATURDAY 1 PJff,^—CLOSED THURSDAY A s ? ■"»' MAD NO WMeei5«. MICKEY FINN BRINPINa WITH srONBS Marie, daughiter of David H. and Mkry Gra- EVENINGS DURING JUNE. JULY and A U W O T M0VBTH0SB««ANrrir^M0RHARPM8TAL»J , ------' AND war SAND. SOME y ® Oolbert, 678 Governor's Highway, South Windsor. She waa ‘ lb. 5TCNBG QRIAr DIB' BY LANK LEONARD TOOK V B A » TO. 5HAPBL D<^ June 5, at St. FVancIa Hb^ftal, Hartford. Her maternal «O fi TMCS5.JMK:H LM * AND THBV'VB WITHSTOOD gD'DWtorenta are Mr. and Mrs. Granata. Blast Hartford. TWO BAD EAKTMQlMi^ « « paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Harry Colbert, Bast .THE LAETM l ^ i a ®*'d a brother, Steven, 4; and two Rritera, Linda, 8, and Busan, 3.

'Jj'dwlg, Robert A. Jr„ son of Robert A. and Nancy Gag' Ludwtg, CryeUtl Lake Rd';, 'Tolland. He was bom Junt BIRDS EYE - • “ M ManeheSter Memdrlal Hospital. His matemaJ grandparenti FU N BATH w MrwAndreiw Zypko, Hartford, and Hlugane Getgttardone, Bol' ton. ______lO-oz. »% . m , 83. ¥60100. CORN OHTHE COB SOAKY WATER SOFTENER cent. 69* 'Vlo'X^eCfceueh REGULAR OR DRY Kimberly Elinabeth, daughter of Uoyd D. and Ro-' “ rta K e iw Seavey. 126 Wilson St.. HhrtPopd. She was bom “w « 8 at Mianchester Memorial Hlospiital. Her matemaJ grand- CAL60N BOUQUET Z 69 HALO SHAMPOO PJfWLts are Mir. and Mrs. Robert B. Kenser, 41 Deerfield Dr. Her RED-l FROZEN * b «” 6 0 ' r*2™aj grand^karenits are Mr. and rMs. Raymond Bsavey, Hart* LATHER ONCE—LUSTRE CREME “ JTL She haa a brother, Soott, 4; and two aisterw,. Pamela, 5, D A V Y JO N E S ■no Linda, 2. to bother you. SCALLOP DINNER 59' SHAMPOO MR. ABERNATHl BY LEPP and MeWILLIAMH DRY BLEACH John VIotor Jr., aon of John V. Sr. and GHorta Marie LIBBY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY’ ^CAPTAIN HAYS/ My " w e IRgjhia, 34 BJlm St., RockIrvBle. He was bom June 4 at W e u su m e W M lt HtAVKNi and WHO ©THE WORKSHIP rHOXMtti WAVi £“ ® *'^ e City Hospital. Hie maternal grandparents are Mr. and A G IO N 75' TOMATO JUICE WOW! PROFILE CERTAINLY I MPpWT DA>^ AND IWAItCO S*tone, Columbia, S. C. His paternal grandparents b11 cares WORST PHONY ARE BACK IN THE CAPSIN.C MscAAep n t o m a B O R D EN ’S i n s t a n t ©TAKINGHISLATBST £ ANO THEY SAID THE BUB* f f O ^ B U f A n / ■ « Mr. and Mrs. John R. Klggine, RockvlUe. ^OCOLATEMIX Q.T, CHOCOLATE •h • aemousQ/i .,^ ^ R in e is • • ‘ ^ ^ .CHOCK FUU O' NUTS J5 ‘ CAKEri FROSTING------2 ‘; : r 3 7 ‘ fo r you. M A R C A l “ , ROMAN WOODBURY SOAP 4 ^ 33* Alison Porter, daughter of Howard B. and Susanna INSTANT COFFEE TOILET TISSUE KRETSCHMER fVtiU, ^ Oak St., WagYptng. She waa borfi June 4 at D O G TREAT 3V PARTY PIZZA SUGAR'N HONEY •Jto 37* M Memortal Hospital. Her maternal grandparants are DOG TUMMIES 2 DISINFECTANT B. W. Shanklin, Columbus, Ohio. Her paternal KEEP BABY HAPPY HANKIES 3 ^ 25‘ |0MA?0ES "3 WEST PINE SOUTH PACIFIC " « r 2 9 * |I~*’fP«*'wts are Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Fitts, Wellesley, Mhas, DIAPERWITE 6-oj. WESTCHESTER ClEAR DEEP BIUE MILADY BLINTZE6 ^ 43* lONITO FLAKES 2 37* |I34«. * * hue a stater, Janet, 3. NINE IIVES V : . pkpi. CHICKEN BROTH JI* • * * « * *. SIERRA SNOW FOR fINE WOOtS ,^ 5 I TUNA SQIID WHITE CAT FOOD 2t^ 29‘ ..W 5 5 . Joseph, aon of Eldward Lee and Patricia Mc- EOR ICE CREAM MELON BALLS '^ ^ 2 5 WOOL SOFT I3.«. JJ, NOXON Putnam, 55 P r o ^ )^ St., Rockville. He was bom June IVfNSTpPPJNGS M H A L POLISH 39* SAFE CARRY RockvlUe City Hospital. His nwtemal grandparents hre .Mr. G O E F k i d n e y ’ COCOANUTCAKE'*’ii^ 79 PAPER PLATES \ \ ^ k i n s -W e s t p iD E FIEID INN MIIK AMPLIFIER Dante! J. McLoughllij, Yonkere, N. Y. Hie petemelpaternal CAT FOOD 2 '1 ^ 2 9 * STEAK DINNERS ^ S9* MRS. PAUl’S PjjJjAneitJjei'' Ik M ra Selma Putnam, RoolcvUle. He haa two COCOA MARSH '^,^59 DEVILED CRABS MAKES MllK A TREAT FOR PIC NIC Hlann, i, end Brenden, 2%. SPONGES ft 23* ^'i!cHINI 29* COCOA MARSH 35 • * * • * ORMANDI.WEST • DIRECTOR' DIXIECUPS Gary Gene Jr„ eon of Gary G. and Martina Beniea June 17th thru TuatJoy, Xma Ittfi. Wa raiatya.itia riaKi to Bmk R rU irl^ ’ Windsor Ave;. Rockville. He was bom June 2 at • | ^ «one mi City Hospital. His maternal grandparenta are Mr. and \ ' 2 ^ T h o m a a Bamee, Limestone, Mlalne. His pate—emej------grand-- WSIIAM J, IMNOH, Ua ft-r-'iTi i| Off-Stieet Farkiag J*8 Mr. u d ^ Harold H, UWtefletd. b W. OhiG. Ba YOU SAVE CASH AND TRIPiE S BLUE STAMPS ' Aatar, Kkn Marie, L 142 EAST CENTER STREET,'MANCHESTER i' .r,v v - . . '-•'iv', • • ^ . , ...... ***J7^.i'*.'/ "• '' p j f - -,T^-r.r

fJOM T W E L V l ilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEB, CSONNw MONDAY, JUNE 17, 196S MANCHESTER BVBNINQ HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 ' PAGE THIRTEEN Three Wins in Eight Day Period for Monbouquette Yankees Due at Tenway on WeekenA Flag Fever in Boston Palmer Choking ■■$25,000 THE RITUAL By EARL YOST Gain Third Lew Burdette, ' 'pen before every gome. iisgalnst on aosartinent o t Balti­ 7MESe>$ A40RE Boeton, rather New Cuts Slump TO PITCHIhl® FE N W A Y PARK, Bo«ton more pitchers. JMAN VOU —Twenty-five hits and 20 fans, have suddenly oome aUve BUI Mmibouquetta, ace of the i 0 Errors Hurt Legion Paul Foytack again, as have the Rad Booc, and Place Via THINIC runs in one d n y l staff, faohloned a neat seven-Mt- •a a result the tuntotUes o i« play­ ter in the opener in scbldving his Trade Suits There Were the totals regis­ ing a merry tuna snd the £ s m ninth win. Monbo was stronger in And Points In Opening Loss, 10-5 tered by the rampaging ‘new " • r®Hx»dlng with victorlee. toe loqt three innings than he was Two W ins At home, Manager Johnny Pee- at the start and he came within a look’ Boston Red Sox yester­ ^ a hustling Soot, savs for Dlok NEW YORK (AP) — Lew day as they deUghtsd the largest whisker of posting a toiutout, Bal- F o r O pen Taking advantage of 10 errors and some good pitching by BOSTON (A P )— Red Sox Burdette and Paul Foytack, a Stuart, show 30 wina in 29 de- Umcre scoring ita only run ta the crowd of the season—39,268—by ^toons end a 11-16 won-loss lood ■Bill Littlefi<4d, South Windsor scored a 10-5. victorj’ over right-hander Bill Monbou­ pair of veteran righthanded taking a doilbleheader from the fourth. MeanwhUe, the 8Los Angeles Angels. Saturday and a single game on man of the South Wlnd-sor High This was toe oose yesterday on were all soldUy stroked. The 88-year-old Latrobe, Pa., ■wept yesterday, taking the night- Both deals were nailed down Sunday. Ttokets will be at a pre- strong boy—refreshed and relaxed pitching staff this season. He al­ in sparse trading activity just a beautiful, o(x>l June day in Bos Dick Stuart, who committed an lowed Manchester seven hits, but •ap. 12-5. Major League Announce Rosters miinn. Pennant fever, although a ton. after a month’s oayoff—shoved before the deadline at 2 a.m. error afield In each game, redeem­ himself back on the throne of golf FiSHING> six were singles and they were Helped by three homers from local time Sunday. bMe premature, has struck New ed himself somewhat with a first Sh^land baseball fane and the oom- Roman Mejias, who entered the Sunday by winning the 1100,000 well scattered. He gave up only Roman Mejias, who sUll hasn t got Burdette. 36 and a 12-year = ^ L e a d e r s ; For Intermediate aftenioon’e work with a puny, .176 game homer and a single which SAVE YOUR LIFE KIT bis batting average up to .200 this tag New York seriee is expeojtod Thunderblrd Classic in a sudden two walks while farming nine. veteran with the Braves, said AMERICAN LEAGUE Willhite Flame Thrower, tatting average, ooUected three drove ta a pair of rune ta toe sec­ death playoff with skinny Paul Here’s an idea for a pocket- The local club took a 5-0 lead ■eason, the Sox now have won to draw well over 100,000 admds- ond game. he had mixed emotions about Batting — Kalino, Detroit and Baseball Program home nmo, equaling his previoue Harney. size kit that might get you out into the last of the fifth — toen ■ix straight and are 2 % games the deal. ■lone. It was State of Maine Day ta Maizone, Boston, .349; Wagner, season total, ta pacing toe twin Palmer put away hla challenger of a Jam. Can you think of any South Wind.sor struck back. Greg Otl the AL pace going into today's Foytack, 32, was delighted. lAm .\ngeles. .382; Robinson, Chi­ Oipenlng of the Intermediate Attendanoe-wlsB, toe Red Sox win. All three blows being lines addition to toe twin win toe Red other items that ought to be ad­ contest sending Lefty W 1 1 b u r by a stroke with a par 3 on the Repoli reached on an error to Cardinal Manager Johnny cago, .330; Pearson, Los Angeles BabsebaJI League season is ■ched- ■re better than 100,000 paid ad­ drive high over the leftfteid wall. Sox players were showered with ded, Whistle (for signaling both start things. He movend error of the frame. A bunt Meta Tuesday. NEW YORK (A P )— “I'|> PhUadelphia and Mllwaukee^the Cards’ squad was held and added much overall mark to 9-4. Washington, 87. J— TT__7__1 «■ anlH DU11_ ___ . . . after Bob Buhl beat'^Pagliaroni and Ted Savage for Games will be played Monday toe dugout to hto seat ta the bull- enjoyed a field day at toe plate hit cmly one poor drive ta the cloth, extra rtioelace, tourniquet). by Rick Armstrong loaded the Burdette, hero of the 1957 Buns Batted In — Kaline, De­ found my curve in Honolulu.” spilt, the Phils taking the second them handily in the and Tuesday evenings at Mt. Nebo t o toe long afternoon. "I've won three games in the game 7-4 In 11 innings and the opener for the Pirates. tournament. I hit only two shots SHEAR PIN bases but Riordan .scrored on a World Series when he won troit, 48; Allison, Minnesota, 47; Those are not the opening his sixth victory. * * * starting next week. last eight days ai^ all were oom- Braves the opener 6-8. that I was ashamed of. My game Ootbotud motors run a long, passed ball, leaving one sack open. plete,” Monbo said. “ I've never three games from the New Wagner, Los Angeles, 46; Maizone words to a new hula tune, to BRAVE8-PHILS— Boys are asked to report early has improved a lot. long tone these days and it may Littlefield, with two out singled York Yankees, was traded to The Cincinnati Reds scored the OIANTS-OOLTS— won more than eight games by and Stuart, Boston, 41. be crooned to the strum of an The Braves fought back from the night of thedr first games aj "That rest was just what I be you have one of the models two more nms in before a force St. Louis for catcher-outfield­ only sweep on the full 10-gome uniforms will be issued at that the All-Star game break before, Hits—Kaline, Detroit, 80; Pear­ slate, trouncing the New York The Giants, pitched into first Hitchcock May Be on Way Out, needed, I guess, although the that still uses shear pins. If so, play ended the frame. er Gene Oliver, 28, and minor son, Los Angeles, 78; Maizone, ukelele, while palms and wa- a 3-0 deficit In the opener against Uime. League Director WlaJJy For­ way I approached to toe 17th rv e been 8-7, 8-7 and 8-8 in pre­ hines sway. Mets 11-6 and 10-8. place Saturday by Juan Mari- NOW Is the Ume to see toat extra A single and two errors loaded vious yecmsi league pitcher Bob Sadowski, Boston and Wagner, Los Angeles, * • • the Phils, with five singles for tin is atill seeking a soorekeeper and putted on the 18th, I could pins are taped to the handle. I f , toe bases to start the sixth and 25, just 15 minutes before the It’s the secret of the success of chal’a no-hitter, held on when four runs In the seventh inning. for the loop. Anyone interested have used the practice.” Ncrver Felt Better 75; Fox, Chicago and Charles, CUBS-DODOER8— you like adventure, wait until you | Tom Twarkins tripled all three deadline. Kansas City, 73. the newest flamethrowing pitcher Billy Pierce and Jim Buffalo In the second game the Phillies may contact him at the Blast Side Although he shot a 2-over-par "Today was the third time I’ve The Dodgers’ young Willhite combined to stop a Houston ninth break your last and only pin one 1 home, putting .South Windsor St Foytack and Detroit re­ Doubles — Versalles, Minnesota, imported by the Los Angeles came from behind to tie the game Rec office. TV Doesn’t Hurt Sox Crowds 72 on the last round and let evening far from home. That’s I ahead for the first time. Ami- pitched with Just three days’ rest. serve infieider Frank Kostro Dodgers, 22-year-old left-hander suddenly found his curve and his inning rally In the second game. In the ninth and win in the 11th 18; Yastrzmski, Boston and Pow­ winning ways while working for League rosters include; Harney catch him when he hit a the world’s worst time to think | strong walked but was caught in And I resUly fe^ good. Who knows were traded to the Angels for er, Minnesota, 17; Boyer, New Nick Willhite. Don Nottebart, who suffered a • • * too-strong approach and a too- how I’d be if I had another day’s Spokane In the Pacific Coast sprained right foot in the fifth GREEN MANOR: Dlok Romano, By EARL YOST of a replacement. a------run" ------down, "Riordan ’ scoring. A utility man George Thomas York, 14; Robinson, CSiioago, Willhite made his major league RBDS-METS— Bill Martens, John Shapazlan, D l^ BUI Hitchcock weak chip on the 17th and missed re^. All I can say is that Tve ne­ League. Strictly a fast ball pitch­ inning, and Jim Umbrlcht com­ FBNWAY PARK, Boston -^ n wall for a ran In the aeventfa BACK IN FORM— Arnold Palmer shows that rest didn’t RETRIEVER TIP single, two walks and a sacrifice and a minor league player to Charles, Kansas City, Torres, Los debut Sunday and shut out the Jim Maloney won his 10th vic­ Russell, Line Russell, Jon Schnei­ h u had to caU on 67 pitchers, a three-foot putt on the 18th, ver felt ao good in my life. be named later. er before, he said he uncovered bined to shut the Giants out In leas toe Bammcre Oriolea snap toning of the aeoond game ended both starters and rrtievers. crimp his style during play at the ’Thunderbird Tourna­ A good dog keeps a memory bimt, all of reliefer Marc Schnei­ Angeles and Tresh, New York, 18. Chicago Cubs 2-0 In the second the curve In a game in Hawaii. tory in the opener and Jim der, Eld Morrow, Jerry B ovver, Palmer dominated the Thunder- “I Just hope I don’t hit a streak J ^ yta ck ’ who was fined the opener. Catcher Jim Camp­ out of their present doldrums Dick Radatz’ eonaeenUve sooielesa bird from the start to finish. ment at the Westchester Country Club in Rye, N. Y. map of an area in his mind as der accounted for the final run. Triples — Hinton, W'ashlngton, game of a doubleheader. He gave (Where girls are called bell’s two-run double was the big ©"Toole his 12th In the second Gary Rowe, Terry Mo(3arti^, BUI Innings at 88. The Ug guy, ac­ IBce I have the last couple of years. 3500 for leaving Tiger Sta­ up only five hits, struck out six wa- game for the Reds. The pitchers, Manager BiUy Rltchoock will ta Oart Ylsstraemakl’s hUtiUng Never out of the lead after fir­ he works. But you’ll need more Littlefield appt’ared to get 10; Clinton, Boston, 6 ; Robinson, hines.’ ’). blow for the Colts. Pound, Larry Wogman, knowledged aa the No. 1 reUefer stronger aa the game progreoeed. Once I bad a streak when I didn’t dium during a game this sea­ and walked ju.st one. who won 25 games between them given the gaite. Best guess to toot streak has reached 10 atroigihit ing a first-round 67 on toe 6,650- help ta nailing down a point of Chicago and CimoU, Kansas City, With the new weapon he won • * • NA8SIFF7S; John Wright, in the league, surprised everyone, Manchester had a toeat going in win in 66 days. I went more than son, has worked only nine in­ His win gave the Dodgers a last year, now have a combined Honk Bauer, toe ex-Yankee, now games. Chuck Setillillngiput to- yard, par 70 Westchester Country Cl AC Baseball Titles on Line toiown reference while you hunt 6 ; Aparicio, Baltimore, Ward, Chi­ his last elx games at Spokane, Frank Burdick, Dave OarlsM, inoladtog b ln is ^ with a towering, toe sixth. Soutfielder-third baseman with gosl, Los Angeles and Tresh, New 8-3. The National league-leading left by Bob Purkey and Joey Jay. Bloking, BYonk Vaooaro, O h U c k ®a*fi®r this spring. a front-runner as well as a stretch plate but my control never has nings. 'The e-foot-2, 190-pound na­ less Innings of relief for the Pi­ mskee a monageidol move. field fence for a doable — Hto stormer when he has to. your ooat or scarf high on a con­ safely. An error allowed the run­ a .230 average this season. York, 4. San Francisco Giants also split, tive of Tulsa, Okla., also pitched Purkey and Jay won 44 games Barrera, Russ Lennon, L a rry been as good as it is now. Thomas, who bats and throws losing to Houston 3-0 and winning rates and won his own game In last season, but have only four so first hit of the season. ^ Miller, Streaky lUaylng Baltimore haa It was a far different Palmer spicuous branch (or where you ners to advance but Brady was Home Runs — Allison, Minneso­ complete games his last three Aceto, Greg Borbato, John Kelly. a great fireman aeverni yean ago out at toe plate on an attempted “All Tve been trying to do is get right-handed, had a .210 aver­ ta, 16; Stuart, Boston, Kaline, De­ 4-3, and the St. Louis Cardinals starts. the 12th with a homer to run his far this year. Manager Johnny Pesky's pa- annexed hot three wins In their who flew his own plane to Brook­ Rams and Coventry can be sure you won’t lose It!). ahead of the batter and make him record to 7-1. The Cards bounced PON-nCELLI’S: Bruce Oppa, tienoe In ootflelder Roman Mejloe with the Giants, hsd the dnUons line, Mass., late Sunday night for Then move out your search in squeeze. Littlefield fanned start­ age with the Angels. troit and Wagner, Los A ngles, divided a pair with Pittsburgh, Willhite's The Reds collected 24 hits, nine Waliy Irish, Howard Holmes, Mike lost 17 games. Before going In­ hit the ball It’s as simple as that. v i c t o r y kept the back with seven extra-base hits is being rewarded more and more dlsllnction of serving np the pitrti. to a tallspln toe Birds reeled off Thursday’s start of the National ever-’Widening clrcle.s. ing pitcher Duke Hutchinson and 16; Battey, Minneso6 i, 14. losing 4-3 in 12 innings and win­ Dodgers a game back of for extra bases, off six New York Kilby, Bill Dixon, Tom Ashley, "I always give up shout the ning 11-7. . 1.. 1# »«cond game, despite pitchers. A1 Jackson and Roger every disy. Although Boston's beet nine straight decisions and 14 to Open than the one who quit the ANTI-BURR TREATMENT Don Crowell to end toe inning. Stolen Bases — A p ^ d o , Balti­ Giants and k naif game behind three-run homers by both Jim Ned Cronin, Dick Zllinskas, Bill tor to a grant Start to quest of Only one runner reached base same number of hita as innings I more, 19; Wood, Detroit, 11; Hin­ Craig took the losses hitter during spring training, U gamea The only team the tour, ailing and disgusted, Uttle Here’s one for the owners of work. But as long as my strike­ 23-Game Schedule Troy, Carl l^orkman, Ken Ro(Ae, Mejias never did get ontrack^ PokU^ hto first 20-gnme w t a W Oriolea have been able to beat In more than four weeks ago. In Scheduled Action for the local club over toe last ton, Washington. 10; Charles, Pete Berens. long-haired dogs as the burr sea­ three frames. Brady singled with outs are at least twice as numer­ once toe Amerloon League season Son to BUI’ Mlonbouquerte. The toelr two streaks has been toe ‘ T was tired, both mentally and son comes upon ns. Try rubbing Kansas City, 8 ; Landis, Chicago, FIBE A POLICE: Pete Sylves­ two out in toe eighth but died on ous as walks I feel I’m in good For UConn Gagers started until tor past week. Going aturdy right-hander spotita a 9-4 Yankees three tones. physically,” he said. “ I Just had FWo’s fnr down with petroleum Howser, Cleveland and Green, ter, Jack McAdam, Jim MoGehan, won-loeB Standard with three of first. shape.” Minnesota, 7. Into yesterday’s games, Mejias to get away from it for awhile.” Rained out Saturday, two area teams will make another jelly before he goes afield. Par­ Dave Sapienza, Jim Hokkonein, was hitting .176. However, his toe decieinni ooming agntnst Bnl- “ Big name with the Boston Red With the $26,000 first prize, Jim Rohlins had throe of the Right liow Monbouquette has STORRB — The University of ■ Pitching—Stock, Baltimore, 6-0, Cronin Elated at AL Race, attempt to win a pair of CIAC baseball titles this afternoon. ticularly souse ears, legs, under- winners’ 14 hita. Four others had Robin DlTarando,, Ray Villa, Larry three homers — two in toe first tamxjre. ADoralbo has annexed Sox aroimd Fenway Park,” Carl which led to Palmer’s “ choking” surrendered 101 hits In 106 In­ Oomiectlcut will play 23 basketbaU 1.000; Radatz, Boston, 6-1, .867; Rockville takes on James Memorial of Simsbury at 4 o’clock body and toll. You’ll find the burrs t’wo each. George May collected nings and has a 3.48 earned run Jeffries, Paul Kry.szak, Pete Kuz- game — brought smiles to the seven wins to his lodt eight Starts. Yastrzemskl quipped in the dugout quip after his missed three-footer games next season, according to Walker, Cleveland, 5-1, .833; Buz- HSs bert prevtouB seenon wee 16 comb out easily at the end of a two for Manchester and drove in averaga He has fanned 76 and AMERICAN LEAGUE mickas Dennis Kuzmlokas, faces of Pesky and Red Sox fol- before yesterday’s twlnbiil with forced the playoff, the king be­ at Muzzy Field, Bristol in the Class B finale; an hour earlier day In toe field. Since oil is odor­ the schedule released today by hardt, Chicago and Bouton, New Whalen Kochin. tost year. He lost 18 to at Palmer Field, Middletown, Cov-^----- ■ a run. walked an amazingly low number Athletic Director J. O. Christian. York, 8-2, .800. Mejiaa S (6), Stuart (16), Red lowen. Ail three shots were Uners BalUmore, ‘‘le BUI Monbouquette.” came the first golfer in oificial less, It In no way affects dog’s Top Six Four Games Apart '92. The veteran righthanded pitcher PGA records to earn more than entry and ^Id Saybrook meet for ^ Sum m ary: of 10 batters — two of them in­ The Huskies, pflaying for the Strikeouts— Pascual, Minnesota, Sox; King (11), Senators; Whit­ over toe leftfield fence. tentionally. field (9), Klrkkuid (6), Indians; Weekend Fights from Medford, Mass, has 12 letters $400,000 In a career. i-* toe Class C crown. Sooth Windsor (Id) first time under newly appointed 86; Barber, Baltimore and Ban­ When elongated Dlok Wi^n re­ , ab r h po a erbl Manager Johnny Peaky says he Oolsvito (8), Wood (9), Tigers; Telewtolon d id n 't hurt Rod Sox in his name one more than Yas- A pro since 1966, Palmer has The two extra days figured to Elis Stunned Head Coach Fred Shabel, list Tem­ ning, Detroit, 84; Plzzaro, Chica­ NEW YORK ( A P ) — Amer-<>2-l and s-2 befor* 28,909 In C5ii-f In the «econd game the White New York—Wayne Thornton, placed starting lUtoher Hce De- trzemski. piled up earnings of $401,323, has help Rock’ville who can now start Lacy. 3b ...... 4 o 0 2 1 0 0 hopes he doesn’t have to w ork ple as their only new opponent. go, 81; Monbouquette, Boston, 75. JTl T Aon>11r^ __L T -. OAC-n* th© Tn/l{a«A> ^ l^aiUC, uie wnue Howard (12), Kubek (8), Yankees; attendance for State of Maine Day Hawklna. as ...... 6 1 1 3 2 0 0 lean League Presiflent Joe cago; the Indians bumped off Sox scored the big two runs for 174 Fresno, , Calif., outpointed lock in tiio llftli famitiy ttio won 89 official tournaments plus a well-rested Jim Martello on the RoiJdll. cf ...... 6 2 3 4 0 0 1 Monbo as frequently all the time A dozen home games list some Washington 4-2 and 6-4 before a RoUlna (8), Battey (14), Twins; Jose Menno, 176, Argentina, 10. yesterday. For the fflrst Ume In opener, M marked toe 21st con­ Cofllpi'. lb ...... 5 2 1 6 0 1 1 as he has recently. Cronin was as happy today as a 3-1 lead in the sixth on a triple Moran (4), L. Thomas (6), An­ Boston hlstoiy both gomes of toe Sunday, July 7 has been desig­ to British Open tlUes, has won pitching mound. He’s worked two By Harvard’s Of the Bast’s top basketball at­ NATION.AL LEAGUE disappointing 16,347 attendance at Manila—Eddie Perkins, 138 V4, secutive game to which a starting 10 of 18 playoffs in which he has Riordan, If ...... 4 2 3 0 0 0 0 tractions. They are slated with a cat who fell on a plate of i?'.Landis, a double by gels; Del Greco (2), Slebern (6), twlnWIl were telecaat and 29,268 nated as Connecticut Day this complete games so far, allowing Twarkins, 3b ...... 4 2 1 1 1 0 S Rookie Dave Morehead won his Batting — T. Davis, Los An- Cleveland, and the Los Angeles Chicago outpointed Robert Cruz, Baltimore pitcher faUed to go the been Involved; and now trails the Armstrong, c ...... 4 1 2 11 0 1 0 Nellie Fox, Pete Ward’s bunt sin­ AtoleticB. paying fane sh ow ed up, toe best season at Fenway Park. The Red no runs and only five hits. He’s fourth of the season in the night­ major coaieges Yale, Boston Col­ ^ 1 ^ . .339; Wills, Los Angeles, sardines. Angels dismayed 36.160 Minneap- 140, Philippines 16. World junior route. Not slnoe May 28 when year's leading money-winner Jack Rohllns. rr ...... 6 0 3 0 0 0 0 cap after dropping five straight lege, Manhattan, Holy Cross, Col­ 337; Groat, S t Louis and Cov- gle and Floyd Robinson’s single. crow d of the season. Sox win host Chicago oii that date. working on a couple of streaks— Lengthy Win Littlefield p ...... , 4 0 3 0 1 1 3 The AL pennant race has be­ olis-St. Paul customers by top­ NATIONAL LEAGUE welterweight title. Robein RobMts beat Wnahlngton Nlcklaus, by only little more than 11 consecutive wins (toe team’s deoiaions, although he needed re­ gate and Syracuse as well as • * * Gov. John Dempsey wUl lead a Wheeler, l b ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 PWladclphla, .833; White, come as hot as midsummer’s ping the Twins 6-S and 6-4. Thomas (4), Mets; Edwards (8), Mexico City—Vicento Saldrlvar, hM an Oriole barter lasted the $ , 000. won 16 in a row) and five straight Caulklns, If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 lief help from Jack Lamabe and American International College, St. Louis, .330. day at the Equator. A year ago RED-80X-ORIOLES— Bose on bsUs and Bnxdcs Robin- delegation of Nutmeggers. Joe NEW LONDON (AP) — When • • • Reds; Oallison (7), Phillies; Mc- 124%, Mexico, stopped Baby Lula. fnUrtne innings. In 28 straight Riley ot Bristol, the master pro­ Nlcklaus, bothered by a sore shittoorts. In 12 starts this year, Malln, 2b ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Dick Radatz. and Yankee Conference foes. Cronin was gleeful over a “ shoe­ Roman Mejias walloped three Yale and Harvard tangle, toe out­ - Milwaukee, YANKS-’nOERS— Be*n (1), PagllaronI (6), Savage 123%. Cuba, 8. moter, will again serve as general neck here, pocketed $1,076 after he’s allowed a total of seven runs. Totals; ...... 43 10 14 27 T S~7 In their six-game skein the Sox Listed in addition to Yankee ri- Flood, S t LoiUs, 51; Robinson, horn" battle. Today you’d have homers—equalling hla season's to­ (4), Pirates; Altman (4), Cardi­ come la never certain. New York got fine pitching Panama—Pascual Perez, 111, chairman. shooting a 284 total and has Jim Luft, ’Whose record is not Manchester (5) have clubbed 14 homers. Dick v^s the road are: Fordham. anclnnatl, and White, S t Loids, to use a crowbar to pry the jam­ from Ralph Terry and Bill Staf­ tal—In the happy Red Sox’ dou- nals; HaUer (5), (Bants; Mathews That waa proved again yester­ ab r h po a e rbi Argentina, outpointed Manuel Mo­ ... Will Continue Coaching"" $68,690 in official earniiigs. Paint­ as gaudy, but Is nevertheless ef­ Stuart hit 1^ fifbh in as memy Canisius, Boston University Tem­ M ; Brock, Oilcago and Bose, ming teams apart. ford and extra-base power from We rout of the Orioles, who lost (4), Cubs; T. Davis (6), Dodgers. er jumped Into second place with day in toe grand-daddy of eU Crowell, 3b ...... 1 2 0 1 1 8 0 ple, Rutgers and Holy Cross! reno, 108, Panama, 10. Coming out of the runway which fective, ’wlU open for Coventry. Anderson, 2b ...... 4 1 1 8 1 1 1 games in the opener but couldn’t Cincinnati, 41. New York’s league-leading Yan­ the hitters In skinning the tooth­ their 16th of their last 18 deci­ $68.646...... Jntecc.oU'^laitB ^ n cte events ta toe. Monette, lb ...... 4 0 1 6 3 2 0 get one out of reach in the night­ The schedule: leads from the citibhouse to the The PtttH ate VfatkiHg dh a'pretty Buns Batted In— Robinson, Cln- kees took two from the Detroit less Tigers. sions, Mejias hit two homers In players’ bench, BUI Monbouquette Harney, with a final round 69, U.S. — to* annual Yale-Harvord May. rf ...... 4 0 2 1 0 0 1 cap- though he -aid contHtete" "a 'Alfiencan International, ^ a t l , alia H: Aaron, MUWadkee, 'Hgers for tfieir first twin con­ Terry hurled a three-hltter In the first game in tacking Bill settled for toe $10,000 second prize good streak too. They’ve captured Regatta. Ozols, c ...... 3 0 0 3 1 0 1 Ellington’s Bob Healy glanced around and asked. “ What nine in a row and 12 of their last McCarthy, If ...... 3 1 1 0 9 0 0 two-run single to a flve-nm sixth 7’ Yale, home; 10, Massa- 49; Santo, Chicago and White, quest of the year and discoyered the shutout opener. Tom Tresh’s Monbouquette’s (9-4) elght-hitter and defending champion Gene -ountry Club Rodgers, sa ...... 2 1 1 0 2 0 0 Inning. ^usetts away; 14, Boston College Win 13 of First 22 One-Run Decisions time do we start hitting?” Roman 13. Yale entered toe 98th running of St. Louis, 42. the Chicago White Sox were still two-run double In the first Inning and the third in the free-hftting Mejias, who has finally shaken his Llttler took third money of $6,700 toe olaesic as toe comfortable Powers, cf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 A week ago Mejias had only one home; 18, Fordham a.wa,v 21 Pa 1. — Groat St. Louis, 87; In a virtual tie with them, only and Tony Kubek’s two-run homer closer. Dick Stuart cracked his after a final round 67 left him Both Rock’ville and Coventry SWEEPS — SUNDAY Hutchinson, p ...... 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 homer. Now he has six. niflius, away. 16th homer—and his fifth In as spring-long slump answered, “ One- were in toe finals last season, but fa’vorite. Harvard ■won, however, I Brady, a.s ...... 1 0 1 2 3 0 0 White, St. Louis, 86; Santo, Chl- hot breath away. in the third made work enjoyable Named Vice Principal thirty.” That was the tone the but one stroke short of he Palm- by toe stunning margin of seven (Full Handicap) Marsh, cf ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 “I’ve been just sick,’’ said the many games—In the opener for both oame out on toe short end. home; 7, 79; Pinson, Cincinnati, 78; The Boston Red Sox, Cleveland for Terry. Stafford required help Met Hurling Amazingly (^ood, first game started. er-Harney tie. lengths. Class A—Hehry Rockwell 76-7 j Sullivan, c ...... 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 pleasant Cuban, referring to his ^ode Island, home; 9. Boston toe Red Sox. Flamethrower Dick The Rams lost to Seymour, Cov­ i Kunz. If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 H. .Aaron, Milwaukee, 77. Indians and Los Angeles Angels from Hal Renlff in the ninth but It was the 51st CMmson ’victory —69, Jim Horvath 74-3—71, Ted Schneider, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 deep batting slump and the fact University’ away; li. New Hamp- he hade It made before then on Radatz was reached for two runs entry to Avon. Doubles — Javier, S t LouLs, 18; also swept doubleheaders, result­ Apiwintment of Bob Healy, athletic director of Ellington Under baseball rules, effective in toe series dating back to 1852. Plodzik 76-4— 71, Stan Hllinskl Jr he wants to do so well for the 13, Maine, home; Mnson, Oineinnati and Cepeda, San two nms in the second and four In toe nightcap’s seventh Inning, Stallard Becomes Sixth Starter , Totals: ...... 33 5 7 24 10 10 3 ing In a complete shuffle of the nigh ^hool, as new assistant principal was announced last in both the American and National The Elis have won 47 times. 72-1 Manchester ...... 12002000 0— 5 club which helped liberate his Temple, away. rninciseo, 17; Gonzalez. Phiindni. In the fourth off ex-Yankee Killer snapping his scoreless Inning run ..•.1 „ Gonzalez, Philadel­ next four places. at 83. Leagues, iriayers on the field and Harvard also added to ita glory Cla«3 B— Henry Atherton 76-8 South Windsor ... 00005500 0—10 ^ fe , children and sister from Feb. 1, Vermont, away 5 Rut- phia and Groat, St. Louis, 16. Hank Aguirre. week. He Fred Caroulo who has accepted the post —68, Ted Backlel 81-12—69, Stan 2B. May, Armstrong. Collier, SB; Castro-land. gers. away; 8, Maine, Lay li They’re so tightly packed they • • • NEW YORK (NEA)—The most of principal at South Windsor High. in uniform are not allowed to by winning the three other races , Twarkins; SB: Anderson. Armstrong; Triples — Pinson, Cincinnati, 8; Detroit’s A1 Kaline, the AL’s astonishing thing about the amaz­ —'toe combination, freshmen end Spilecki 81-11—70, Walt Freeburn Massachusetts, home; 14 V er must be suffering from claustro­ leading batter, ran his hitting ANGELS*TWINS— Healy, who also coaches baseball^ fraternize with opponents or spec­ SAC: Anderson, Marsh: SF: Ozols; “I .'^2"’’ good,’’ Mejias Brock, Chicago, and Skinner, Cln- phobia. The Red Sox were third ing New York Mets is their pitch­ junior varsity—for Its first sweep 82-11—71. I LOB: South Windsor 11. Manchester 5: people know I can do streak to 14 games. The Angels put on a couple of and basketball, guided the Purple tators—which includes signing auto- ‘ BB: Littlefield 2. Hutchinson 1, elnnatl. 6; W'llIUims. Cihkago, and 21i games back of the Yanks and ing. gnqihs for fans in the stands. The AMERICAN LEAGUE since 1960. Class C—George Putz 83-14— better. I know best of all. I ju.«»t Flood and White, St. Louis, 5 • • • late uprisings, scoring three runs Knights to the state Claas C bate 69, Mel Perry 88-17—71, Larry Srhnelder 4: SO: Littlefield 9. Hutchin­ have to keep trying and have con­ White Sox, with streaking Cleve­ in toe ninth Inning of toe opener An unusual twist is that the ketbali championship this past average fan is not aware of this W L Pet. GB The Cantab eight. Including five son 4. Schneider 2: H'ts off: Hutchin­ Home runs — H. Aaron, Mil­ land and slumping Baltimore each WHITE SOX-A’s— sopihomores, completed toe four- Gazza 84-13—71, Hal Eigner Sr. son 12 for 9 runs in 5 innings. Schneider fidence. and two in toe 11th Inning of toe s ^ e thing might be said about season. A native of New Britain, and a number of parents have New York .. ..34 28 .896 , 2 for 1 run In 4 innings: HBP: By waukee, 18; Banks. Chicago, 14; Johnny Buzhardt (8-2) pitched AMERICAN LEAGUE mile downstreeim run on a silken 92-20—72, T. Perry 90-18—72. T *7 feel good right now. March 6, Syracuse, home. 3\i games back and Minnesota closer to cut up toe Twins twice toe other expansion clubs—the he iB a graduate of Ontral Oxi- criticized players for not signing Chicago ... ..87 26 J587 I Lltllefleld (Brady): PB: Sullivan; L- K .\lou and >IeCovey, San Fran- four games behind. an opening game four-hitter, their John Hancock to youngsters’ Standings Thames River in 19 minutes, 47 Low gfross— Stan Hilinski Jr. 72. Hutchinson I stort feeling much, much better Felix Torres got key hits In both Houston Colt .45s, the Los Ange­ necUcut State Oollege (New Brit­ Boston ...... 81 26 .554 21/, W. L. Pet. Blind bogey—Herb Garvey, elsand Ihn Buxton; sportomanship Detroit at Boston, (N ), Clay Favored to Beat Henry Cooper (Full HandlcapJ ■I know we won the pennant was no Immediate re dldnt have to tell Casey Stenze St. John’s University of New TRACY silALLARD award, Ollber. S p e ^ l presenta­ Jake Hannon 7-up; Sher Fergu­ York won 21 of 25 baseball games ^ “ ’® ^ NEW YORK sponse from the veteran arbiter that he h ^ a sixth startfng pitcte tions were made to ail captains 2 f d o i * l e , Radatz shouted to lAP) — Tramp, who dropped out of alght riecc of the plato^ NATIONAL LEAGUE son 3-up, Werner Kunzli 3-up, Ed this spring and retained toe ^ m p , tramp, the pay-television New York area to take care of the taformal and sometimes heated before, Stallard and to soccer g < ^ e Kqnn Kobus; Taconis 3-up, Larry Chaine 2-up, wporters mterlng the dressing calling National League beadquar-^ p4tch^ six hltless innings ajralnst . W. L. Pet. GJB. Metropolitan (Conference tlUe with loom. ^ tays are marching. They are get- fans who were unable to, buv tiifk- discussion .between Barlick and « u o h keejh the bSil on leaxS^ ctuib, Marjorte Hany With State Group P ayoff Time Tomorrow Night Jim Gordon 2-up, Ernie Heath tera in tog wee small hours Sun­ toe Piltrturgh Pirates taforf ths Son Francisco.38 27 JS86___ — an 11-2 record. ting closer than you think. ets. Under the old contract, the some baseball writers early Sun­ and state class C javelin champion 2-up. ® tendency unconscdouslv te ecMting network NBC permit- day morning to tell league secre­ day morning. S t L o u is ...... 87 27 J178 to relax out there when I first “ 80 disap­ tary Fred Fleig: “ I am fed up 3w ed°” *^ ^ ” • 'v e »7 q u lp ^ ‘®T Cisco came Cartoon. Los Angeles . .36 27 .671 Kickers— Roy Conyers 88-15— peared from your home ted no such arrangement. Barlick has been quoted as For Unpopular Louisville Lip 78. Jack Rusher 87-14—73, Pete out ^ that’s no excuse," When and if pay-TV comes jWlto the whole thing, and am The either starters are, of course Ufetlm e Pass Veteran Manchester High coach and Athletic Director Tom Cincinnati ...... S3 20 JSS2 said of the run he gave Since Floyd Pattenson wun me strongly favoring toe establish­ A gold lifetime pass to all I s ­ Naktenls 85-8—73. along, the N FL would be in a I going to quit and go home.” ment of a league supervisor of *^® Ej^-handed Carl Willey, Kelley was elected president of the State High School Coach­ Ohloago ...... 34 81 .484 ^ vtoualize myself heavyweight title in 1966, only two ^ '^ t o e 7 h a c e '‘ to ^ r ^ ^ . lington High athletic events was Milwaukee . . . .80 32 .484 NEW YORK (AP)—It’s put up or^ Ladies—Match play vs. par; LEARN SERVICING position to cash in witji its home e protege of the late umpires, which the American u Cisco and Jav es Association at its annual meeting Saturday. He succeeds Cooper, 29, Is ranked fourth by Jeannette Harrigan 3-up, Connie Sat. classe.s now starting in 66 sooreleM innings anywav heavyweight championship bouts presented to Kerwin (Ted) BBllott PitMmrgti ....29 88 .468 have been seen on free home tele- I BUI Klem when he broke Into toe League has in Cal Hubbard, a and the left-handed Al Jack- Howie Dickerman, athletic director at Norwich Free Acad­ shut up for Cassiu.s Clay in London the World Boxing Association, and Kelly 2-up, Norma Truex 2-up. Only one guy could have done that' hy Principal Gordon QeUdieU who PhUadelphia . .29 84 .460 eighth by Ring Magazine. He has a Electronics, Refrigeration, IM name waa Walter Johnson ’’ Vision. 5°^'*.&^nies for free on regu- majors in 1940, checked out of former umpire. NL umpires work " 7 ^ ^ ® at the Polo G iS S u S ^ ” . called the recipient “the captain emy. Town tomorrow night when he ^®*®''‘-'n‘’n- The current policy his Cincinnati hotel about 3 a.m directly under the supervision of Need Top Receiver Houston ...... 27 88 .416 11 27-9-1 record, inclu(Ung four straight Air-Conditioning, P o w e'r Former teammate Ike Delock IRON-JAWED — Chica­ cf our adult cheerteaders.” Kelley, a member of the MH8 Netw York ....26 40 .497 IS meets Henry Cooper, the British ®®Pt«'"her the theater calls for home telcasts of all shortly after toe call to Fleig, ate Giles and Fleig. If the Mets possessed an honeat- athletic department for nearly 40 victories. The Coclmey has 18 Oil Burners. Roberts were go Cubs’ catcher Merritt were dolng^ w m ,'^ 7 . “ *,« Brav®« <3uest speaker was Elmie Col- Sunday’s Results and Empire heavyweight, cham­ w e pitching vlotlmB of the Red TV receipts for the Patterson-Son- f®n ie s with home games parently in order to drive to his ^ rlick , the National League's ttegoodneas shut-«he-door-tight^ ’ears, has been active in the pion. y kayoes to his credit and has been Sports Schedule blacked out under terms of a $9 3- Ranew, whose jaw was home in Springfield, HI. Tom Meanv ^ ‘“ ®y. cut in vwiy, beaketooH ooooh at Unlver- Cincinnati 11-10, New York 6-8. stopped five times. NEW ENGLAND oox. ny Liston debacle were estimated senior umpire In point of s ^ c e . h ^ .'^ h e r ’ their pitching mlriR alty Of Rhode Island. Toastmaster kiaches Association since its in­ Most of Britain and most of the w 84 million. ,two-year contract with broken during infield Neither reporters nor NaUonal Is known to have felt that toe “Called uS^frT^ historian. MUwaukee 6-4, PhUadelphia S-7, Ole ’Enry has pretty good power WB» reached in the sev- was Ken Welch of toe RockvUle ception. He had been its first ’vice (second 11). expected capacity crowd of 55,(XX) Monday, June 17 TECHNICAL INSTITUTE «*th liming vrhen a walk and The next logical step i.s the seaLi!"^* c'’'P'res after the 1963 League President Warren Giles umpires took toe butt of criUcIsm in the business. They had in outdoor Wembley Stadium will In his left hook. Rut It’s the tin­ 66 Union Place, Hartford practice, dons a special nine y®®^’ Willey Jounial. president last yegr. Pittsburgh 4-7, St. Louis 8-11, Oriolee ws. Red Sox, 6;15, (Char­ BrooifM Rohitwon'a double account­ home set with the coin yere able to reach him there. He for the balk Controversy earlier Ken'ri*^ 7 .7 ® '®^-h^»«led Ken M c ­ Other officers chosen at Satur­ be r(X)ting for the London plasterer kling of his China chin that has 62.V.S406 attach- Baseball would be in the posi­ mask he now wears. The tod not work the New York Mets- four of them (first 12). ter Oak. ed for an earned run. An error by ment or a billing at the end of this eeason and resented it. Kenzie and are developing another day’s annual meeting were; Ted to nail Cassius with his left hook British ferns concerned. toe month on data tion of being forced to take .swie- special metal jaw protec­ ^ cln n a tf Reds Sunday double- In Larry Beornath, who at this -s 1 ii|. I ;, ■ ■ Houston 8-8, San Francisco 0-4. Mets vs. Dodgers, 6:15, Keeney ■wart set up an earned tally be- - compiled by "^e National League, working n- .1 ) •'• / ■'1 ■ -I . • Knurek, Weaver, first vice presi­ and rock him to sleep for the count St. the Inning was over. The an electronic computer. I thing away from the fan as many tor and helmet-like ar­ header as scheduled. P H ch in g ^ Chicago 8-0, Los Angeles 8-2. dubs, the New York Y a n k e e s^ d under a literal interpretation 5 *rj , . J ; 6 ' . I ■ *■* dent; Fern Tetreau, Andrew of ten. But most feel sadly that Ralph Dupas of New Orleans Nassiff’s VB. Green Manor, 6:16, tKtolea acorad three tlmee When the National Football rangement are worn as a "All I have to say 1s that he hhtg In lh«*Wort? 7 2 "*^ ®"’ Wards, second vice president; 'Tom Today’s Games it won’t happen. defends his recently won world New York Mets, for e.xampI6, al­ Is a ^ e umpire, a great umpire, win ™^*’ ®***®d more than 100 n ' y ^ S !7 l® 7 “ y ^ Jamaoia. *be YankeL ®®*^ against West Side. Morehead. talks In the opening weeks of toe Dot R**we la an experienced Monahan, Bristol, treasurer; Jack Philadelphia (Duren 1-1) at Oto- The Louisville Loudmouth, whose junior middleweight crown against 1^^ ® contract'for ready teleca.st all home games unit. and I hope' he will reconsider,’’ left-handed firefighter. oinnaU (Tsitourls 2-1), (N ). Olvttan VB. Ous’B, 6:16, Mt. 1968 F n ^ Malrcne went 4- dtaeetls. BMUck, originally a coal miner failure to make Doug Jones “ fall weig'hit oontendeir Joe Stable,' a Cu­ ioiaETlnatlon to fled wbat they called lack of ? ’bo broadcast Buck C an^ ing imtU toe sixth and eventuuly High School diver Rory Moore Hduston at CMcago. and a season of golf unscathed. | They are Tulane gold f*"* 1*^..^®” *^®® Stadium witli a think of the box office take if CwJiran 122, Howie Pitkin 132 who started umpiring saiidlot baU In four” and by his narrow, dis­ ban B’vlng ta New Ybirit, and vet­ Frank Rinaldi 133, Bruce Leone proper backing and to be talked out of gave up but two eafetles. He fan­ broke his arm. Eager to compete, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, (N ). Then at a school dance, a friend ■a* Kelly graan. Tha uniforms the series games were shown in throwing -so ned five. however, MOore covered hie cast puted deci.slon over the 188-pound eran Charley Scortit of Rhllaj^l- gave him a cheerful tug on the' ^ . ^ ® ^ c wanted to 115-3M, Keith McNamara 13M i7 froT tea^7Tead'Xrt«a^'^‘°" ®^ ^ur- "tarted^®/*?,®,’ Willey Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, (N). New Yorker. •Mo so n tM Md, Mruts and bhia, toe home to t a fee of $1 or $2 'nil!, ijd btoM reteted pro- ■Hie winners now bold a 6-1 rec- with plastic and bounced off the phia at New York’s Mladison shoulder in way of welcome. It BOLAND I A • « op theater telecasta In toe Terry ana otner Sessional la IBM. He was 36 when ''ta one of the ®®me. It New York at St. Louis, 9 p.ra. Clay, a 205-pounder, has trumpet­ MOTORS ■ game without commercial!. J«cts, including the in Iqiicua vHa v while Orsen boSard. The result! -X first plara Square Garden. The lO-rounder wrenched toe athlete’s arm and Ktoly 166-836. D ave\D uchen^*Sir^r;oS2^ recent balk j he cams to ths National Los Angeles at Son Fnuioisoo, ed that Cooper,- who weighs aixnit 969 Center Bt— SAS-dOIG iCoaor M 6-L SOMKELUIY will be teleoezt ta ABO-TV rtart- ■Idellned him fbr the Traoa-Mls- ! ■ • ■ ' t o (N). 188, will "fall In five." «PWIy acquh-ed a. ^Skf ing ok 10 lun., EOT. . •tsB^ipt Oott Touniament

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PAGE FIF T B M f PAGE FOUKTEBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 Apartments— Plate— Summer Homes For Rent 67 ■ Rouses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Tenement* 68 ______Houses For Sale 72 Lots For Sale Rooms Without BoMd H COLUMBIA LAKE — Small water­ 73 Building— Contracting 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By Fj^ L Y and SHORTEN Household Goods 51 jnVB ROOM iqtartment with sun- MANCHESTER -> Now S n ote WEST SIDE — 6 room Cape,’ rec­ $12,900 — 8 BEDROOM RANCH, front cottages, June, July arid brick ranch, buUt-lna, 14x90 living reation room, close to bus line SIX ROOM Colonial, tile bath- with BURNHAM ST., Manchester Fairfield Boy QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, ONE ROOM to rent, private hesna, porch, heat, hot water supplied, August. Call 648-2868, 840-4629 built-in stove, combination storms, shower, on. state highway, Coven­ BVBBYTHINa in sterilized recon­ eentral location, on Center St. room with flreplact. half acre lot, and shopping, $16,800. PhUbrick recreation room, nicely land­ Beautifully treed building lot, 168 basements' refinished. . built-lns, X ditioned used furniture and ap­ private entrance, 119 Cooper Hill reasonably priced. Hayea Agen^, Agency, 649-8464. try, $10,800. 742-88%, Charle* frontage by 412 deep, reduced 'e tm iia i He v k lu v * Street. 849-0095. near Main, 0110 monthly. 742-67oi!' scaped lot, high elevation. Carl­ Herrmann. CLASSIFIED formica, tile, general Atfepair. No % TIHA W86 CaWTIlJ®, ALL 1, _ WNAUV ■“ ilN*NCSTO5i|y' pliances, high qualltyr-low prices. from $8,200 to $2,950 for quick Driven Outside Wanted TO Rent 6(; ton W. Hutchins, 649-6132. ]ob too small. Call William Rob­ WMNTDO WA6 A AlAN MiH) 'W46 eiNCfRB t PquSo 0N*-W fACT,, ABOU T m b T O T H ffR LeBlanc Furniture, 198 South Bl., MANOHBSTEH , — Ground floor, 6 TANNER STREET II Bowers sale. 648-8779, after 6 p.m. bins Carpentry Service, - 849-3448. W t NAILED HIM f ‘ Rockville. 878-2174. Open 9-8. School area. 6 room Cape with KERRY STREET — 7 room older HUBBANDB COtVUHmW HOOM. c e n t r a l l y loeated. M roome. Electric stove, refrigera­ WE HAVE customers waiting for home, good condition, all utilities. OH,TIBIAf ^0U MMfVOmS AU «>Hgw DOI06HS ^THCIR WIVM ONCe M breexeway and attached garage, By Tear Gas CALL ME on your formica needs, FRIGIDAIRE 40" electric range. Linden. 649-6988. tor. free heat. Outdoor fireplace of your property. CWl $13,000. Joseph Barth, Broker, VOU'RSA -'^WAl.lkflALWA'ySHANDINAU* W *L ABOUT TH* A W H ILE big back yard. Within walking dis­ J. D. Realty, 648-81%. BOLTON VICINITY within walking distance to all Resort Property For Sale 74 ADVERTISING bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, 0 «8 »r TALK N0W9. 4-years-old, $126. Call after 6 Manchester — 649-0320. I tiyiN* tm .^ oA L S A UN«; ju u k b to H i ------N O T V D U t f u r n i s h e d r o o m for rent near schools and shopping areas. An vanltory units, table-tops and tance to Bchools, hue. Main St. (XJVENTRY LAKE — Two fur- (Continued from Page Ona) RNO ON* p.m., 643-1718. Main Street, 649-3170. 6 Hazel Immediate occupancy. Call WANTED — 6 room apartment, PRIVACY — exceptional buy at $17,400. Call SPRING STREET — AA zone, ~B island stands. 849-8938. ^WHO OIDNT TRY TO SOFTL R o m a r Realty, 643-2844 of nlshed cottages', nice location, Street. 648-4801 after 4:80. have two older children, needed Country getting bedroom Cape, full shed dormer, had been with Leonard eariter fa CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS \S0APAGim.r THREE PIECE light colored bed­ by July l..Call BA 9-1782 after 6 844-0800. sacrifice, $6,000 for both. Can be HOME REPAIR and maintenance room* set and kitchen dinette set. p.m. HIGH LOCATTON front window dormers, aluminum seen. 649-1668. the day. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ROOM AND BOARD or kitchen Yet only 5 minutes combinations, full basement, remodeling, roofing and altera­ 643-4036 after 5 p.m. privileges. Prefer someone with TEN MINUTES from Manchester, Leonard threatened ttie girl and tions Call Russ Atkins, Builder, n V B ROOM flat, central locatlon. choict! buy for larger family. Eve Bromberg with the pistol and or­ car or license. Call 840-8480. $88. Call after 8:80, 649-9488. WANTED — 4 room apartment or Only $16,400 for this large cus­ excellent 6 room home, city utili­ to town, 6 room ramch, attach­ ~ Farms For Sale 76 643-0411. BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN small house, heat, hot water and tom 6 room ranch, formal ties, garage, tile bath, screened In Bill Boles, 849-9858. Warren E. dered them into the cottage. TTie COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. TAKE YOUR TTMB PAYING 1 ed garage, tile bath, paneled, Howland, Realtor-Trader, 643- n e w l y DECORATED 8 room dining room with picture win­ porch, deep lot with shade trees, FARM FOR SALE just off Man­ girl said, as a pretext, that she MONDAY Thrn FRIDAY 10:80 AJM.—SATURDAY 0 AJM. ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, ga­ 1, 2, or 8 YEARS TO PAY nilddleaged couple raised hearth fireplaced living 1108. rages, dormers, all types of Apartments— Fkitu— apartment, $118 includes appli­ ‘‘'I?’ '•easonable. Call dow, kitchen with built-lns, combination windows and doors, room, 3 bedrooms, unusually chester Green. Inquire 995 E. Mid­ wanted to get cigarettes from the “ SUPER DELUXE” 236-2088 after 7 p.m. large living room with fire­ wall to wall rug. Home must be dle Turnpike. car. She escaped and went to a carpentry. No job too small. Call 8 ROOMS OP FURNITURE Tenements 68 ances, utilities and garage, adults large kitchen, all conveniences, EAST HARTFORD - Thrde bed- PLEASE READ YOUR AD Nelson Higgins, 644-1700. only. Call 848-7774 after e p.m. place, 8 good sized bedrooms, seen to be appreciated. Low price asking $18,600. Phone after 6 room front to back split, paneled nearby .cottage whose occupant* a ALL 100% GUARANTEED called police. CSMNifled or Ads'* are taken over the phone as a oon- 118 MAIN — THREE rooma, heat, deluxe ceramic baths, one car I of . $10,000. Charles Lesperance, p.m., Owner, 633-7421. rec room, fireplace, tile bath Wanted— Rieal Estate 77 ONLY $433 hot water, atove, refri(erator, Property For Sale 70 . basement garage, one acre, 649-7820. Meanwhile. Leonard forced venienoe. The adverttser should read his ad the FIRST DAY IT $18.18 Delivers storm windows, fully landscaped! 649-6229, 0-8. Fumiahed Apartments 63-A well landscaped lot, trees. Owner 289-7031. REAL ESTATE Listing! wanted. Bromberg into the cottage and APFEARS and RRPORT E31ROBS In time tor the next inser- Special Services 15 $16.18 Month CENTER STREET — 8 stores plus HERB’S LOCATION, value and tioo. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE ineorrect or omitted Free estimates of value. Law­ made a telephone call to his own TREE CUTTING and removal, lota — LOOK WHAT — TWO ROOM apartment. Depot 7 room apartment, all In one quality in one package. 6 room DUPLEX 5-6, very good condition, rence P. Flafto* Realtor. 643-2766. home where he told his mother of Insertion for any advertisement and then only to the extent of a — YOU GET — TWO ROOM apartment, UE Oak­ package, .excellent location with Colonial Cape with garage, fire­ FORD STREET — 5 room frame cleared, insured, Joe Pelletier, Square, business block, tree park­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO house, all utilities, needs paint, 2 furnaces, aluminum storm win­ the incident and said he was going "make Rood” insertion. Errors which do not lessen the value of 16-PIE(3E BEDROOM land Street. 640-8330, 0-8. ing, adults. Tel. Mr. Keith, good potential! For further Infor- place, IH baths, very large WANTED — By private party, 5-8 the adverUscment wID not be oorncted by "make Rood” tnsertloa. 742-7888. $12,9(X). Joseph Barth, Broker, dows, nice income. Summer to kill himself. His mother Imme­ 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM 646-SlOl. 649 8464 ^be Philbrick Agency, Realtor 648-2766 rooms, plaster walls, attractive Street. $17,900. Prank Mott, room older single home or 3 TWO UNFURNISHED rooma. 649-0820. diately came to the cottage. 12-PIECE KITCHEN lot with many trees. Inspect this 643-5658. family flat. Phone 649-4933. At about 1:30 a.m., Leonard per­ — PLUS — Tinker Building. Apply Qlenney’a Roofing— Siding 16 CBNTRALJxT LOCATED attractive Charles Nicholson 742-6864 unusual home now. Mid-twenties. S(!!HOOL STREET — Extra value! mitted Bromberg to leave the cot­ YOUR COOPERATION WILL ELE(^RIC REFRIGERATOR Men’s Shop, 789 Main St. 4 room furnished apartment. — Corner lot Eve. Mr. Rueter, 648-0809, Wolver- ANDOVER — Custom built 6 room WE NEED LISTINGS of all types. TV SET AND COMB. RANGE 14(1x160 with a semlprofessional Splendid duplex 6-6, aluminum Call anytime. "Anything in Real tage, but refused to obey poUca or­ BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, Adults only. Call 648-0420 after 4. ton Agency, Realtor, 049-2813. storms, double garage, extra lot. ranch, large rooms, Tennessee ders to come out himself. It was painting. Carpentry Alterations TP Free storage until wanted. Free FOUR ROOM apartment, including wilding on It. Excellent location. Estate." Tongren Agency, Business zone 2. Owner will assist Full price $20,900. Robert B. An­ stone fireplace, acre lot. $15,900 then that the tear gas shell was and additloos. Ceili^s. Workman­ MtLVM B A S T L rf delivery. Free set up by our own heat, hot water and gas for cook­ CENTRAL 8 ROOM furnished $0,B(X) FULL PRICE for modern 4 MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom 6 Owner 742-7994. 643-6321.. reliable men. ing. Electric refrigerator and gaa apartment, all utilities. Call In financing. T. J. CJrockett, Real­ room Cape, full shed dormer, derson, Realtor, 528-0189 anytime. fired and that he was taken into ship guaranteed. 899 Autumn St. •Buta.iNsnn,\fr: tor, 843-1677. room year ’roimd ranch overlook­ WANTED B and C zone lots in custody. 643-4860. PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT stove furnished. Call 640-7787 from Newington 688-9888. ing Coventry Lake. Kitchen built- hardwood floors, plaster walls, STONE, four rooms, sunporch, oil 8-7 p.m. COVENTRY LAKE — $8,800. Cute Manchester area. Charles Ponti- The cottage had been rented for ■ zsB sm Samuel Albert, Htfd. 247-0358 Ins. Bel Air Real Estate. 648-9382. aluminum combinations, 2-car waterfront home, 4 rooms and hot water furnace, ceramic tile TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? R. DION ROOFING and siding, al­ SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT garage, very private well shrub­ bathroom, fireplace, aluminum celli, 649-9644. the summer by a Fairfield poltea- FOR RENT — 1-3 room apart­ Busineee LocatlouB Land For Sale 71 bath, storage shed, garage, nice man. Patrolman John E. Cataldo. terations, ceilings, painting and If you have no means of transpor­ SPLTT LEIVBIL—6 rooms, recrea­ bed lot. Exceptional maintenance, location with 64 feet of beach storms, near .schools, .shopping, CASH FOR your property. C3us- gutter work. Satisfaction goiaran- tation, I’ll send my auto for you. ments. No pets or children. Tel. For Rent 64 tion room garage, very clean, $16,900. Robert Wolverton Agen­ large lot. Coventry, very nice! Cataldo, 37, a policeman since 643-2068. HEBRON — 40 acres, 33 cleared, frontage. Financing available. Va­ tomers waiting for ranches, capes, 1951, became involved in an alter­ 24-Hour Answering Service teed, free estimates. 643-4382. No obligation on your part whatso­ 1500 frontage, beautiful unspoiled $15,600. 4',3 % mortgage, $89.73 cy, Realtor, 649-2813. cant. T. J. Crockett,' Realtor, Charles Herrmann, Broker colonials, Manchester area. How­ Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted— Male 36 ever, even If you don’t buy. OFFICE FOR RENT, 460 square monthly. Carlton W. Hutchins, 742-8949. cation at a restaurant lest night BIDWELL HOME Improvement Articles For Sale 45 location, $21,600. Joseph Barth, 648-1877. ard Realty Co., 232-6275, Carl and was arre.sted on a charge o f feet, $80 monthly, good location, Broker, 849-0320. 649-8183, MulUple Ustlng. Company—roofing, siding, altera­ ’THE STEAK HOUSE In Bolton is LOOKING FOR rentalaT Call J. D. parking, heat, janitor, 648-7175. MAN(!!HESTER — Modest authen­ Zinsser, 643-0038. breach of the peace and usauit. Free to Heraid Reiaders EXPERIENCED painters wanted. PICNIC TABLES — Extra sturdy, A—U-B—E—R—T’—S Realty, 643-8129. HIGH ELEVATION — Attractive 8 tions additions »and remodeling all cleaned up. Has to be sold. Work located between Manchester ail bolted construction, 6 foot 849-8884. 4%%-$88.B0 M017THLT. Attrac- BOLTON AREA bedroom ranch, walk-out bsise- tic 5 room Colonial, country set­ The policeman was suspended of aii tirpes. Excellent workman­ Some restaurant equipment 43-46 ALLYN STREET tive 8-bedroom ranch, ^umlnum ting. features include 3 bedrooms, Legal Notice from the department pendihig aa Want lafonnntlon on one of our claasifled adverUaemeetaf No and Glastonbury. 633-7765 between $19.95, 8 foot $22.95, 10 foot OPEN NIGHTS ’HLL 9 TWO ROOMS, furnished or unfur­ STAFFORD AREA — Secluded 28 ment, trees, nice view, near answer at the tolepliono listed f Simply enO the ship 649-8495. available, but don’t overlook the 6-7, or apply at 44 Bayberry Road, $28.95 and others. Assembled, de- nished, heat included in rent, |80. THREE ROOMS ground Door. acres land, excellent swimming storms, cellar, amealte drive, school, only $14,800. (Carlton W. excellent kitchen, oil heat and ga- investigation of the complaint tremendous possibilities this loca­ Glastonbury. Ideal for any office or commer­ trees. Only $18,900. Carlton W. $10,900 ragfe, on bus line. Price $12,900. LIMITATION OBDEB RAY’S ROOFING CO. — shingle Uvered. W. Zlnker, 876-7143. monthly. J. D. Realty, 648-61%. pond, 2 trout ponds, beautiful Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6182. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at tion presents. Ideal for automo­ GLENWOOD GAS stove, 36" wide, cial use; other space available. Hutchlna. Realtor, 840-8183. Quick occupancy. CJall 643-8273, Mancheater, within and for the Dlatrlct and built-up roofs, gutter work 474 Main St. Plenty of parking. pines, 10 acres open field. Ideal MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE tive, manufacturing, retail, etc. SALESMAN AMBITIOUS — Ma­ excellent baker, $16. 649-6719. ROCKVILLE — Four large rooms, for family or group recreation. 5 room ranch, fireplace, one POUR ROOM Cape, 2 unfinished. Brae-Bum Realty. of Mancheater. on the 11th day of Voice Improved roof and chimney repairs. Ray T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. ture married man, over 24. with 849-82%, 0-8. BOWERS SCHOOL area — Excel- Route 44A, Coventry, many ex­ June. 1963. Hagenow, 649-2214, Ray Jackson, heat, hot water, $88, Adults, Bety Tom Minor, Broker, 876-5042. lent 5 room ranch, large com­ acre lot, privacy, view, easy Preaent. Hon. John J. Wallett Judge. or without sales experience, who Boats and Accessories 46 tras, facing stores, etc. 649-8375, Attention home-buyers I Eatate of John J. Callaghan’ late of New York—Just by twisting an 649-0500 643-8328. THREE BAY GULP service sta­ Gessay Krlstofak, Realtor, Rock­ pleted recreation room, 2-zone financing. needs to earn more and desires to WHITE GLENWOOD range, auto­ ville, 878-8831. evenings 649-3434. Better Buy Mancheater in aald Dlatrlct, deceased. electronic knob or two, recording tion available for lease, excellent learn sales and sales manage­ 248 NORTH MAIN — Store. heating system, large ceramic Realty, A. L. Adams. Now is the time to buy that On motion of Harold W. Garrity of opportunity for the right indi­ 16V4 FOOT PLYWOOD boat, 30 matic pilot. Call after 6, 649-6428. 649-82%, 0-6. BOLTON, COVENTRY townline — said Mancheater. adminiatrator. engineers can remove shrillness and lenve your ineannge. You’ D hear from our adverdaer te Jig ment with top ranking national h.p. Johnson motor with electric SECOND FLOOR, new 4 room tile bath, fireplace, hot water rs and 'SEWING living room, kitchen, bedroom and FOREST STREET—Delightful 10 POUR BEDROOM Ranch, 28x82’ 3/4 acre, fire alarm system, par­ read aloud in the Hearing Room. students our specialty, 118 So. East Hartford County. Full or call 649-2392. FOR SALE — 120 baas accordion, bath, electric range, refrigerator, for owner; huge Bolton stone fire­ Three minor accidents occurred 2. The work will consist of the stove moving specialty. Folding room former Cheney residence In foundation, two full ceramic OFF PORTER STREET — Large place, ceramic bath with bullt-ins titioned recreation room, silent Personals Center St., Manchester. Call chairs for rent. 649-0783. part-time. A postal card will bring asking $200. Excellent condition. heat and hot water, available Summer Homes For Rent 67 park-like setting. 8 bedrooms. 4^ in Rockville Saturday, none of construction of a two story and you full details without obligation. baths, fire alarm, large kitchen, older 6 room Colonial, 1% baths, and aluminum storms. Also, switches throughout. Buy direct them causing personal kijury. for free booklet, 643-8882. Phone 649-7414. July 1. Call McKinney Bros., Inc., baths, excellent condition. Owner 100x200’ lot, $17,800. Philbrick from owner, 644-0041. part basement building containing ELECTROLUX Sales and Servioe, THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBE3RB OO. MACHINE Write Rawleigh’s Dept. CNP-26- 643-6060. GARDNER LAKE — Northwest full basement, aluminum com­ 32x60 sturdy frame out-buildlng. A Everett Mackeen, 41, of Rt. 30, 648-7444. Agency, 849-8484. good buy for the business man at a total of approximately 14,280 sq. bonded representative. Alfred Moving, packing, storage, local 271, Albany. N.Y. THINKING OF BUYING OR Shorefront. Modern Housekeeping. binations, 2-car garage, separate TRANSFERRED — Must sell. 7 Vernon, was given a written warn­ ft. of floor area. The construction AmeU. 206 Henry St. 643-0480. 12x18 screened patio, excellent $24,800. 742-6043. LEARN TO DRIVE - Special at­ and long distance. Agents for Office and Store MANCHESTER — Immediate oc­ $63 weekly up. Visit weekends. SIX ROOM Immaculate home MANCHESTER — 8 room modern room enlarged Cape Cod. This ing for a stop slg;n violation, after will consist of concrete founda­ Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world­ BUILDING? cupancy. 5 large rooms, entrance Free colored pictures, brochure. aerpss from Shady Glen. 194 feet choice at $17,600. Eve. call Bill month appraised at $18,500. Call his car collided at Union St. and tention to nen’ous and elderly. OPERATORS Equipment 54 home. 4 bedrooms, family room, Boles, 649-9868. Warren E. How­ LARGE 8 ROOM home with rec­ tions, masonry bearing walls, pre­ Automobiles For Sale 4 ' Classroom for teen-ager. Pickup wide movers. Free estimates. Situations Wanted— hall, screened porch, second floor, Arrowhead Grove, Colchester 4, on Turnpike, 650 feet deep. Bel 649-2102. Elm St. with a car driven by John attached garage, 185’ frontage, land, Realtor-Trader, 643-1108. reation room, screened In porch cast concrete floor slabs, steel service. Day or evening lessons. 643-8187. Female 38 NEW TYPEWRITERS, $59.95 up; quiet, residential street, next to Conn. Norwich 887-4695; Hartford Air Real Estate. 643-9332. trees. $16,600. Carlton W. Hutch F. Sitek, 74. of 132 W. Main St. Pa­ beams, steel joist, precast insulat­ NEED CAR? Your credit turned For quality materials at competi­ Park. Near shopping, schools. and garage, fireplace, dishwasher, Reasonable rates. Manchester Experienced operators and used typewriters, $29 up. Berube’s 242-9278. ins, 649-5132. 89 HOLLISTER — 4 bedrooms, trolman Thomas Sheehsm Issued ing roof deck, precast stone down? Short on down payment? INFANT OR CHILD care in my tive prices, call or write to Two minutes to busline. Garage EIGHT ROOM Cape, 4 bedrooms, garbage disposal, city utilities, the warning. Driving Academy. 742-7249. traini^s needed. Excellent op­ Typewriter Service, 479 E Mid­ dining room, family room, at­ ■near bus line, schools, shopping close to all schools, 2-car carafire veneer, plumbing, heating, riectrl- Bankrupt? RepceseMlon? Don’t Painting— Papering 21 home day or week. Phone 643-9137, dle Tpke., Manchester, 449.3477. available. $110. 649-6492. GIANT’S NECK Heights — Modern $13,800 BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room Owner 649-6113. Lawrence Doherty, 38, of 119 E. despair! See Honest Douglas. In­ portunity for qualified trainees 4 to 8. 4 room cottage, sleeps 7, $70 per tached garage, 78x180’ lot, shade center. Owner being transferred. cal, and site work. to learn sewing. Apply . . , Cape, one unfinished, possible 4 Must sell at the low asking price Main St., Rockville, was the driver 3. Plans and specifications may quire about lowest down, small­ PAINTING — Interior and exteri­ NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. week, Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. Six room Cape In a very cen­ bedrooms, very neat and clean, trees, $17,600. Philbrick Agency, MANCHESTER _ 8 bedroom of a car that struck a parked car or. free estimates, reasonable 381 State St., North Haven, Conn. tral location, recently redeco­ 649-8464. of $18,000. Home In good condition be examined at the offices o< Ar­ est payments anywnere No small Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Antiques 56 penhanent siding, $13,900. Hayes Cape, 1% baths, dishwasher, dis­ on Market St. Saturday, which in loan or finance company plan. prices. 742-7285. Situations Wanted- 288-6261 INVITATION LAKE CHAFFEE — Lakefront rated, full basement, combina­ Agency, 643-4803. throughout. Charles Lesperance, poser, storm windows,-.double ga­ turn struck another parked car. nold Lawrence, Architect, 571 Por­ Douglas Motors. 333 Main. GIRL’S 20" bicycle, training MANCHESTER MODES, Male cottage, sleeps six, all modern tions, ameslte. Close to all 649-7620. rage. Owner 233-5177. ter Street, Manchester, Connecti­ PAINTING AND paperbanglog. ______39 ANTIQUE PINE 4 drawer chest The owner of the first car is cut, and two complete copies wheels, excellent condition. Tel. We manufacture our own PRE­ conveniences. $70 a week. 649-3406, schools. Now vacant. SIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway, at­ ALWAYS A good supply of used 649-7386 after 4. Good clean workmanship at rea­ with detachable mirror, $50; pine TO BID 649-0710. Vernon MANCHESTER—3 bedroom ranch, Louis Mueller, Second St., Rock­ thereof obtained by General Con­ INC. CARPENTER DESIRES woriT. HUNG DOORS, TRUSSES, BUILD­ commode, $38. 643-0456. tached garage, paneled and MANCHESTER — California L- ville, and the owner of the second Chevrolets and Fords, $895 -.and sonable rates SO y jars in Man­ $2.25 per hour. Tel. 628-1484, 7 T. J. CROCKETT, wooded lot, excellent condition, shaped ranch. 1,400 sq. ft. of spa­ tractors on and after 2 P.M., Mon­ ING PANELS, and WINDOWS Sealed bids will he received at screened porch, aluminum com­ many extras. Owner 649-7668. car is Curtis H. Jones Sr., Egypt down, at Center Motors. 634 Cen­ chester Raymond Flake. 649-9237. p.m.-9 p.m. the Office of the General Mana­ CAPE COD, South Chatham. 2 bed­ binations, near bus line, $18,900. cious living, Swedish fireplace, day, June 17, 1963. ter Street, 643-1891, Financing Pine St., room cottage, fireplace, all con­ REALTOR FIVE LARGE BEDROOMS Rd., Ellington. EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. We handle only a quality line of Wanted— ^To Buy 58 ger, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. SOUTH WINDSOR — Two-home living room, built-in kitchen, patio 4. A deposit of $50.(X) for each arranged regardless of price with Business Services Offered 13 veniences, near beaches. Tel. doors, 2 full baths, all city qon- 'The accident happened at 3:15 Wallpaper books. Paperhanging. Manchester mlllwork and lumber Connecticut, until June 26, 1963 at 648-1577 owner. Must sell one — Ranch. complete set of plans and specifi­ average credit. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 WE BLt X, SELL or trade antique 643-6777. VERNON — Just over Manchester yenlences, quick occupancy. Ask­ p.m. Doherty told Patrolman Fran­ cations will be required, such de­ ’THEE REMOVAL pruning, and Ceilings. Flotirs. Fully inimred 11;00 A.M. for Custodial Work— Ideally located, complete in every cis Barbero that the brakes on the lot clearing. Lawn mowing. Frank Our biggest accounts are tract and Used furniture, china, glass, Municipal Buildings. line. Like new 8*^ ranch, 1% Eight room contemporary co­ ing $21,900. CJall Marty Rocholl posit to be in the form ot a check MUST SELL — 1955 Pontiac Con­ workmanship guaranteed. Leo BOARDING MEDIUM size and BOLTON LAKE — 4 room cottage OVERSIZED CAPE, 7 rooms, 2 detail. Recreation center, indirect car pulled to the right. C. Noble, 649-6053. Peiletie,. MI 9-6326 If no answer, builders. We can help you SAVE silver, picture framep and old Bid forms and specifications ar* baths, built-in kitchen with 649-5306, 875-8611. Barrows & Wal payable to Arnold Lawroice, vertible; 1957 MGA Roadster; small dogs. Grooming Cocker MONEY! with swimming, boat dock, fish­ full baths, 4 bedrooms, large liv­ dinette, fireplace. Hayes Agency, lonial, breezeway, carport, lighting, 2-zorie heating, mahog­ ■william J. Hanson, 32, of Rt. 1, 1958 Volkswagen Sunroof, 1958 call 643-9043. coins, old dolls and guns, hobby available at the Controller’s Office, ing, etc., $260 monthly, $68 week­ any paneled den, only $17,800. lace, 65 E. Center St., Manches Architect. The deposit will be re­ SHARPENING Service— Saws, Spaniels our specialty. Harmony collections, attic contents or whole ing room, formal dining room, at­ 643-4803. utility. building, 1% baths, ter, (Donn. Ellington, was the driver of a car Ford; 1957 Buick Hardtop. Rea­ PARTY PLAN MANAGER and Hill Kennels, Hebron Road, Bol­ All of the above mentioned prod­ 66 Center Street, Manchester, ly, call 649-8711, after 5:30. Everything ready to move right turned to the bidder if the plans knives, axes, shears, akatea PAiNTTNO and wsdlpaperlng, wall­ demonstrator wanted by leading estates Furniture Renair Service, tached garage, 150x160 wooded lot, paneled fireplace wall, large which struck a route sign near the and specifications are returned in sonable price. 116 Benton Street. ton, 643-5427. ucts are on display at our yard, In­ Connecticut. $22,900. Philbrick Agency, HOLLISTER STREET — immacu­ in. Call Mr. Govang 640-5306, American Dye Co. on E. Main St. rotary blades. Quick service. Capi­ paper removed. Wallpaper books toy party company. Top line, top Talcottvllle, Conn. Tel. 843-7449. TOWN OF MANt^HEJSTER, CAPE C30D, Dennisport — 2 bed­ basement with back hatchway, good condition, within seven days tol Equipment Co., 88 ' Main St., cluding our DELUXE KITCHEN 649-8464. late 6 room Colonial Bungalow, 875-6611. Barrows & Wallace, 65 E. and Grove St. at 4:15 pjn. Patrol­ 1986 FORD CONVER’nBLE, good on request Ceilings, l ^ e esti­ money making deal. Nothing to GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, CABINETS CONNECTICUT room cotta^, alk. conveniences, near Parkway, well landscaped Center St., Manchester, Conn. after bid opening. If documents Manch<'ster, Hours dally 7-5. mates Call Roger 643-0923. large airy rooma, natural wood­ ■Vernon man 'niomas F. Sheehan investi­ body, good engine, very clean, buy. Write or call collect, Mutual beautiful color, $15 and $20. RICHARD MARTIN, automatic '^ e a t r flreplaae, -full MAT7CHESTER -=- 4"bedroom Gar­ work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel large lot, trees. Only $21,900. are not returned within seven days must sell this week, fir.st^S’oason- Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. Toy Parties, 20 Webster Place, 843-5230. Rooms Without Board 59 bath, lawn chairs, outside grill, ROC!!KLBDGE — Contemporary gated. after bid opening, the deposit will 643-7958. EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ GENERAL MANAGER rison Colonial, 24 foot living room, Air Real Estate, 643-9382. Gordon B. Reed, 20, of- Bellows able offer. 649-4307. Brookline, Mass. AS7-6652. f u r n is h e d r o o m for rent for picnic table. Vacancy June 29 to formal dining room, center hall, ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, spaci­ be forfeited. ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. ous family roorh, garage, wooded TREES—PRIVACY- Falls, Vt., was arrested by Vernon 5. Each bidder must deposit with MOWING LAWNS - Hedge trim­ moved, ceilings, fully insured. gentleman, kitchen privileges, all July 18. 648-0108. den or office, finished rec room COVENTRY — Excellent 4 room "AVON CALLING” — Television Articles For Saic 45 ranch, fireplace, breezeway, ga­ lot, $27,900. Philbrick Agency, police Saturday on Rt. 30, and his bid. security in the amount of 1950 CUSTOM CLUB coupe Ford, ming, odd jobs. Ray Hardy, Call George Oulllette, 649-1251. and magazine advertising paves "Where Quality Is A Must’’ conveniences, parking. Call with fireplace, 2-car garage, alu LAWRENCE F. FIANO charged with operating an unreg­ I 643-5541. 649-6914 alter 6. minum siding, treed lot, $29,900 rage, $11,600. Joseph Barth, Brok­ 649-8464. PARKWAY 5% of his bid in the form of a Bid good condition, call 742-8340. the way for your "call.” Many po­ FOR SALE — Flat stone for walls, istered motor vehicle and improp­ Bond from a surety company au­ PAINTING — Five room ranches fireplace, veneer, and patios. Call PILGRIM HILLS Philbrick Agency, 649-84M. er, 649-0320. Realtor 648-2766 : HAROLD & SON~Rubbish~~Re- and Capes for $50. Trim and tential customers are eagerly f u r n is h e d ROOMS, complete Always In Style SIX ROOM Cape, porch, aluminum er use of numlber plates. He was thorized to do business in the 1952 FORD, V-8, 2-door -.sedan, awaiting Avon service. For high 649-0617. IN COVENTRY siding, plastered walls, rec room, to appear in Manchester Circuit Fordomatic, excellent ruHning moval, cellars, attics, and yards, paint extra. Also scraping. light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ VEIRNON — Older partly restored Charles Nicholson 742-6364 1200 sq. ft. 6% room ranch, State of Connecticut, or a certi­ weekly or monthly pick-up. Har­ earnings and pleasant, interesting 6 miles east of Manchester 8 room Colonial. Large lot. A dishwasher. Call ovme^ 643-8657. carport, built-in dishwasher, Court today. condition, $75. Call 643-7752 after 742-8101. LAWNlvIOWERS, garden tractors, trally located. Mr.s. Dorsey, 14 on Houte 44A, fied check payable to the Town of old Hoar, 649-4034. part-itme work, call today for ap­ Diamonds— Watches— Arch Street, Manche.ster. Smock A Cover! large family special. Tongren 1% baths, fireplace, 12x16 mas­ Randall D. Kies, 16, of 20 Reed Manche.ster, Connecticut. 6. arid tillers. Terms, trades, parts Open Dully and Sundays CLOSE TO Manchester line — 6% OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low pointment in your home at your Agency, 648-6821. ter bedroom, , ample closets, St., Rockville, was arreted yester­ 6. No bid may be withdrawn for and service. Capitol Equipment, Jewelry 48 ’ P.M. to 6 P.M. room newer ranch, 3 bedrooms, 1958 FORD CUSTOM 300, V-8, au­ ALL KINDS OF clocks repaired price. No job too big or too small. convenience. 289-4922. FOR • SALE — 18 room duplex, large fully tiled basement. day by Vernon police and charged a period of forty-five (45) days and cleaned, antiques included. 38 Main Street, Manchester. RANCHES — QAPE CODS TWO FAMILY — New roof and 1% baths, all in spotless condition, tomatic transmission, blue and Call now, 649-0726, 644-0601. 648-7958...... WATCH AND jewelry repairing at family- owned, well i>ared for.vcen- Back hatchway, patio,, amesite with failure to drive in the proper after the date of opening trf bids.— Work guaranteed. Call 649-1962 be­ RAISED RANidHES * aiding, tdumihum combinations, full • basement, high mortgage to drive, large comer lot. Anxious lane. Police said his car ran off white, excellent condition. Phone reasonable prices, prompt serv­ trally located to schools, bus, assume. Eve. Bill Boles, 649-9858. 7. The Owqer reserves the right 649-5014. tween 9-12 noon and after 4 p.m. PAINTING. EXTERIOR and In­ 90x180 foot lot with shade trees, 2- owner asking $17,900. ' o^, 'WindsorviUe Rd., knocking terior. paperhanging, w.allpaper SCREENED LOAM for the best In ice, 2 watchmakers. Manches- SEPTir TAM(S $14,990 to $16,490 car garage, ' $18,500. Philbrick playground and shopping center. Warren E. Howland, Realtor- to accept or reject any or all bids LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and lawns from our screening plant ter’a oldest established Jeweler AND Priced In Jow 20’s. For full par­ Trader, 643-1108. down 41 feet of fence in front of and to waive any informalities or 1958 PONTIAC Super Chief, green removed, floors sanded, dry wall Andover - Columbia. George Grif- A COUNTRY HILLS Agency, 649-8464. the Connecticut Potato Growers repaired, sales and service, rental work, Reasonable rates. Fully in­ F. E. Bray, 737 Main St., -State ticulars write Box M, Herald. No technical defects In the bidding if and white, very, very clean. 37 fing, Inc., 742-7888. agents please. LAWRENCE F. FIANO Corp. He is to appear in Rock­ it be deemed In his interest to do Lenox Street. equipment. L & M Equipment sured. 649-9658, Joseph P. Lewis. Theater Building. PI1ICGED SEWERf COMMUNITY r i COLONIAL RANCH — 6 rooms, ELLINGTON — 7 room Cape, full “ Fine homes designed dormer, built-in oven and range, ville CSrcuit Court July 2. so. Corp , Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609. GIRLS! SUPER-CEDED ROTARY and 1% baths, modern kitchen wlOi Realtor 643-2766 ^ Manchestei exchange, Enterprise with YOU In mind” built-ins, 2-car attached garage, COLONIAL — Bowers area. 6 fireplace, view, $16,500. Bety Ges­ 8. The successful bidder will b* 1955 OLDSMOBILE Hardtop, ex­ reel Toro mowers at special Machine Cleaned rooms. 2 very large bedrooms, cellent running condition, $125. 1945. Electrical Services 22 The job you’ve been look­ EXCLUSIVE SALES lot 300x280, $22,900. Philbrick say Krlstofak, Realtor, Rockville CSiarles Nicholson 742-6364 required to furnish a Performance prices! Save up to $20. Marlow’s, Septic Tanks, Dry Wells. Sew­ jalousied den, aluminum siding, 876-6631. Snperhot Lamps Tried 649-0538. ing for is waiting for yoi:— 867 Main Street. NOTICE THE SAMUELr M. Agency, 649-8464. ’ and Labor and Material Ptayment SUMMER COOLING FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt serv­ er Lines Installed—Cellar Wa­ storm windows, awnings, beauti­ Bond in an amount not less than right in Manchester. A public hearing will be held b y ' terproofing Done. LAVin AGENCY fully appointed yard, early occu­ DENVER — Fused-quartz flash 1959 MERCURY, white Hardt^, ice on all types of-electrical wir­ SPECIAL SALE — Picnic tables, GARRISON COLONIAL — 4 bed­ PLEASANTLY situated split-level 100% of the contract amount. automatic tran.smission, p o ^ r FOR ENTIRE HOUSE ing. Licensed and Insured. Wilson ‘ No need to fight rush-hout the Town Planning Commission of REALTORS rooms, large family room, formal pancy. Owner-Broker, 649-5081“ includes; Kitchen with bullt-ins. lamps capable of developing heat traffic, waste time each extra sturdy 2” lumber. 6 foot Manchester, Connecticut, -Monday 643-2 ” ;8 — 875-6297 649-9182. QtHET SECLUSION — Huge like that near the center of an Richard Martin, brakes, steering. Excellent condi­ Electrical Co., Manchester, $12.95, 7 foot $14.60. Delivered. W. dining room, kitchen, living room living room with fireplace, dining screened porch, immaculate 7 General Manager tion. Call 289-0fJ34. If you have a good forced air heat­ 649-4817. Glastonbury, 633-7376. day commuting, when the evening, June 24, 1963 at 8 P.M. MeKINNEY BROS. VERNON CIRCLE with fireplace, large lot. Offered L, 3 bedrooms and ceramic bath, atomic bla.st are being tested in the telephone company has Zinker, 875-7143. in the hearing room of the Munici­ AVERY STREET — Large 6 room room Split. 1% baths, garage, aerospace industry. From a cold Town of Manchester, ing system and proper wiring, we - ..... Parkway Exit 95 belpw bank appraisal, $22,600. paneled den or library' and . . . large rooms, Manchester, $18,900. openings for full-time op­ pal Building on the following; Sewerage Disposol C c'’ Open 7 Days A Week ranch, attached garage, full base­ star^the lamps can reach 2,000 de­ Connecticut CHEVROLET 1956, 2-door, 6, cyl­ can install a 2-ton Feddets Fle.x- • 130-132 Pearl St.—MI 8-5308 Philbrick f^gency, 649-8464. a finished rec room, attached ga­ Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-5132. 1 June 12, 1963 inder, standard shift, very good hermetic, 24.000 B.T.U., $685 ; 3 Floor Finishing 24 erators in its Manchester "Resubdivision of Lots No. 81 Tract Phone 742-8920 M INCHES ment, walk-ln closet, large tile rage, beautiful rolling lot. All for grees in a fraction of a second. offiqe. DARK, RICH, stone free loam, flll| bath, foyer, fireplace, excellent condition, asking $525 . 643-6348. ton, 33.000 B.T.U.'. $840. ■ gravel, sand, stone. Call 643-8803. and No. 82 op map entitled: / d CARTER ST., BOLTON— 6 room $18,900. Evenings Conrad Rueter, FLOOR SANDING and refinishing Because, this is a very ‘Orford Park, property of, the Cape, 3-car cinder .block garag;e, condition throughout, . large loi. 643-0309, Robert Wolverton Agen­ 1968 JAGUAR XK150 convertible, T. P. AITKIN CO. (specializing in older floors). special job, you’ll start off FARM LOAM, top quality, 6 yard South Manchester R eal^ & lubrication pit and loft. Bel Air Urgent sale needed. Charles Les- cy, 649-2818. Lots For Sale 73 radio, heater, electric overdrive, Painting, CeilU’gs. Papfcsrhanging. Real Estate, 643-6332. pe;-ance, 649-7620. 23 Tolland Tpke. with on-the-job training at load, $12. Call Columbia Academy Development Co., South Man­ wire wheels, 42,000 original miles, No job too small. John Verfallle, full pay. Regular raises 8-9323 after 5 p.m. chester, Conn., Scale l ’’-50’. VERNON—Non-development pres­ t h r e e BUILDING lota prime NOTICE very clean condition, $1,495. Co­ 643-6793 649-5750. “ Since 1907 MANCHESTER — 'Comfortable 7 MANCHESTER — Especially ap­ tige neighborhood. Beautiful 6 location. zone. i«hilbrick Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Eighth Scbeol will follow along-with many May 1908’ Scale l ’’-40’—May |By Reid pealing custom built brick ranch, lumbia, AC 8-9380. other benefits. POWER MOWERS, 20” 4-cycle, 2% 7, 1963 Hayden L. Griswold, It’s Been room older home, 4 rooms down, room Cape, full shed dormer, tree Agency, 649.8464. Md Utilities District of Manchester. Conn., will be held on Wednesday. LAW’NS GRADED and seeded, dry h.p., Briggs-Stratton, recoil start­ Of Course” 3 large bedrooms' up, attractive 3 bedrooms, family room, dining shaded lot, priced to sell. Hayes June 26th, 1963 at 7:30 P.M., D.S.T., in the Assembly Hall at tea 1958 FORD FAIRI^NE Com wells and fences erected. 649-0465. Bonds— Stocks— You’ll like U)e flexible* C.E.” room, spacious kitchen, unusual BOLTON CENTER — Approxl- er, $49.90. No down payment, $2 “Map of Highland Woods AUCTION lot, 2-car garage, one block to bus, Agency, 643-4803. Bentley School, Hollister Street, for the following purposes, to wlt{ vertible, red, excellent condition. Paul Schendel, 491 Gardner St. working hours. And you’ll » 9 INCHES U'vlng room with fireplace, 1% mately 5 acre site with large Mortgages 31 weekly. Cjole’s Discount, 649-0980. Wyllys Street, Manchester, $18,900. Eve. Mri Rueter, 643-0309, May be seen anytime at 251 find the job is" Interesting „ ^PINE furnishings — SOME ANTIQUES. Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ baths, 2-car garage. Tree studded LOOKOUT MOIINTAIN — Beautl- pond. Ideal homeslte. T. J. Crock­ Tst To choose a moderator. : STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls, and always varied. It calls Conn. Scale l ’’-50’ June 12, Broad Street, Manchester. SECOND mortgages — Unlimited tor, 649-2813. lot. 7 rooms of easy, convenient ful 7 room Colonial, family room, ett, Restitor, 643-1677. 2nd To hear the reading of the warning. ' fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All funds available for second mort' for alertness and a sense of CELLAR SUMP PUMP, $20. 1963 rtayden L. Griswold, living. Mid twenties. Robert Wol­ —------______Wednesday, June 19,1963 at 10 A.M. 2-car garage, 2 fireplaces, 1% 3rd To hear the report of the President 1957 MERCURY Station Wagon. ] concrete repairs. Reasonably gages, payments to suit your responsibility. You’ll need 649-3890. C.E.” verton Agency, 649-2813. Eve. tiled baths, all built-ins, porch, ^^^^YS ST. — Extraordinary Can be seen at 148 Bolton Street. I priced. 643-0S51. i budget. Expedient service. J. D. a high school diploma to All interested persons may at­ Conrad Rueter, 648-0309. city utilities, large lot, full attic, single lot. 240 foot frontage 4th To hear the report of the Treasurer. 643-0749. Realty, 643-5129. qualify. RIDING ROTARY Eclipse lawn- tend this hearing. Inspection After 9 A.M. 643-7444. ^ ATTICS, CELLARS and yards BOLTON LAKE plastered walls, full Insulation, 5th To hear the report of the Tax Collector. If you’re a smart girl who mower, 28 Inch cut, 5.25 h.p., 4- Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ VERNON — Near Circle. 6% room laundry In basement, hatchway, 1964 PLYMOU'TH Belvedere, runs, cleaned; also, trash hauled to the A FRESH START will ease tension cycle Briggs A Stratton, 412 lbs., cut this 12th day of June, 1963. Sole at the Lantern Village Bam, Tolland Tpke., 8387 Split Level. Rec room, garage. COVENTRY — Good homesites on 6th To hear the report of the Chief Engineer of the good tires and battery, radio, $40. durnp. reasonable. Call 649-1855. wants to take advantage of many extras. Charles Lesperance, hard road, natural shade. Reason­ Fire Department. and help your vacation plans. $3,- an excellent job opportuni­ $250. Phone 643-6873. Town Planning Commission 1210-3614 $SAVE$ Convenient location. Tongren 643-7600. 000 costs $66.76 per month. Call Manchester, Conn. 649-7820. . able. 742-6668. CLEANING ATTICS, cellars; rub^ ty right at home, come in Martin E. Alvord, Agency, 643-8321. 7th A. The election of the President. Frank Burke, Conn. Mortgage Ex­ and talk it over. EXPENSIVE SECRETARY desk, Chairman ROLLING PARK — Just listed. 6 B. The election of two Directors. bish brought to dump; also, light change, 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, genuine mahogany, excellent con­ On the Wilbur Cross Parkway, Conn. Rt. 15 Take E«lf na uail Only $11,760 for this recent 8 SO. WINDSOR near Manche.ster trucking. Excellent service, rea­ Dorothy C, Jacobson, WITH THI NEW AIR-CONBTiTONED — 6 room room Cape, 3-4 bedrooms, 1% tiled C. The election of one Director for unexpired term. 1955 DeSOTO, GOOD condition, 246-8897. Our employment office is dition, bookcase, removable. $50, bedroom, 6 room ranch, out­ townline and Parkway, l()0x200, D. The election of the Clerk. sonable rates. 649-4678. at 808 Main Street (right Secretary ranch, 9-years-old, large kitchen baths, oil hot water, plastered $2,000. William A. Curtin A Co., $160. Call 649-4695 after 5 p.m. need room, after 6, 643-1310. St., turn left over Hockanuni River Bridge, onto Tolland Tpke. PAH-O-RAMA side fireplace, large covered ■with dishwasher, lot 160x250, 8 E. The election of the Tax Collector. BESET BY BILLS? Let Ua help over our business office). 5019-N rear patio, stone walls, trees, walls, large cabinet kitchen, fire­ 527-5107. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN ledan. TadiA It's open from 9 a.m. to 4 bedrooms, minutes from Manches­ place, breeze way and garage, P. The election of the Treasurer. you to a fresh start by consoli­ *35‘' p . m o i S S n ' l ' v t o t W o r Dc.or.lor., tomwly M TYiere’s a smart look of fem- Hide the toaster ami mixer un­ just a few minutes walk to'-year ter, priced to sell $16,900. Phll- heater, must sell, best offer ac­ Household Services dating the many debts that de­ p.m. Or call 643-2701. ■hine charm about this casual der a pretty smocked gflngham- ’round recreation. owner transferred. Very, clean, 8th To see If the District will vote to pay salaries to any of Its brlck Agency, 649-8464. close to school, stores, and pool, cepted. Call 644-8012. Offered 13-A mand your attention into one created in half sizes for the not- oover-up! You’ll find them easy to Legal Notice officers and/or directors. $16,900. Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, A. Salary of the President. easily paid monthly obligation. THE SOUTHERN ' so-tall wwnan. A style-leader make; so nice to keep or ^ ft- MANCHESTER — Must sell due to CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERING $2,000 requires only $44.60 per 643-5159. LIMITATION OBDKB B. Salary of the. Clerk. 1960 VALIANT, automatic, heater, NEW ENGLAND *Y«(y season. glve! LAWRENCE F. FIANO occupational transfer. One-year- AT A COURT„OF PROBATE held at and slipcovers made to order. In month including repayment. If No. 8887 with PATT-O-RAMA old S room raised ranch with 2-car Manche.ster, within and for the Di.strlot • C. Salary of the Treasurer. very good condition. Call 643-7677. TELEPHONE COMPANY ^ ★ ANTIQUES ★ Pattern No. 5019-N has full di- ANDOVER — Older house, needs D. S ala^ for the Directors. business since 1930. three genera­ you have property equity, con­ ta In sizes 13%. 14%, 16%, 18%. rectians for making 9" and 12” Realtor 843-2766 garage. Features large kitchen of *lanchester, on the llth day of Juno. tions of quality workmanship. All tact Frank Burke, Connecticut An equal opportunity employer painting and papering. $7,600. Jo­ 1963. 1968 UGHT BLUE CadTllae Cot- ®LJ Y I Furniture, Victorian Marble Top Stands, | 20%, 22, 24%, 26%, Bust 33 to smocked gingham cov/ers. ■with bullt-ins, lavatory In master seph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. Preaent, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. 9th To designate the official depository for the funds of the vertlble. Leaving for overseas, work guaranteed in writing for Mortgage Exchange. ,18 Lewis a j ' r : s”»- »"■” - 47. Size 14%, 38 bust, short sJeeve, Charles Nicholson 742-6364 bedroom, fi|-eplace, plus many ex- Estate of Anna C. Marley. late of trict. . St.. Hartford. 248-8897. ______Hand Painted China, Toilet Sets, Cut, Pati iron, hall rack, 2 cast Iron jrarden To order, send 35c In coins to' must sell. Make an offer. 643-4884. 10 years. Sam’s Upholstering, 3% yards of 36-lnch. ' tras. Pleasant setting on I00.x200 MancheHter in said District, deceasedt*, 10th To see If the voters will vote to lay a tax and 522-4205. rofa, cherry ^dlestand. various c h ^ s chl^£, Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening VERNON — New 3 bedroom .On motion of (Jeorge C. Lessner of to make the I tem and Colored Glass, Old Iron, Brass. Copper and To order, send 40c in coins to: Herald, 1160 AVE. OF AMERI­ lot in a most desirable neighbor­ ranches with built-lns. full founda­ said Mancheater. administrator. rate, therefor. Tracks— ^Tractors ' 5 Burnett, The Manchester Eve- CAS. NEW YORK 36, N.Y. hood. Want action — will consider tion 24x42, hot water heat. An ex­ ORDERED: That six months fi*om FURNITURE , REFINISHED — BusinEss Opportunities 32 Pewter Items, Early Toys, Figures, Candlestick Tole MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, the llth day of June. 1963, be and the llth To see if .the voters will vote* to authorize Its officers to boi^ Scratches, bums removed, color Herald, 1160 AVE. OF For Ist-class mailing add lOic for any reasonable offer. Call owner ceptional buy at $13,990. 10^ B&me are limited and allowed for row sufficient money to meet the necessary obligation* of tha Ware, Etc., Old Jewelry,' Watches, Stick Pim. Pierced ] ABfiewpAS. YORK 86, N.Y. each pattern. Print Name, Ad- excellent condition, carport, one- 644-(XS10 after 8 p.m. weekdays down will buy. Call Romar Real- the creditors within which to bring changed. Msmehester Refinishing WORKING PARTNER CAPABLE w o m a n to cle^ui office half acre. maAy extras, 8 beauty Distriet, and give the District's, note, notes of other obliga)- S960 FURD F-280 stile side pickup, Co.; 643-9283. SirSIS _ Fior riteillrig;* add^ 108 ^ i, . made to meaaure; all sized Vene­ catering business. Excellent poten­ ^ Don’t wait — sehd 60c- today tidna for suit and afghan In knit; baths, built-in oven! dining room, culation in said prooate district wkhln VXRB, EOQxlS tubeless, never used, tian bUnda Keys made while you ROBERT M. REID t SON, AuclloRNrt ranches in the $11,000 class. CaU A real buy at $15,800. Madeline laundry lav off kitchen, one-half ten days from the date of this order tial for right party. Write*to Box B, J8MV ootnr of the 4 >rinff * dotiy^ ylgeinga and slippara in the Ellsworth Mitten Agenoy. THE BK3HTH SCHObL and UTTLITISB DlfiTRIOT. * tor Falqnn or Chevy n, $11. watt. Tape Recorders for rent.' Herald. AH replies w ill. be kept ROBERT M. REID & SON, Alictfoneen Smith, Realtor, 649-1642, o f eve. acre wooded lot. Desirable area, and return make to this court of the 6480U7. 6 to I. EXPERIBNCBD Painter wanted. 201 MAIK 3T„ MANCHESTER. CONN— HI 9-7770 >01 m ain eXw MANCHESTER. CONN. _ m m uiM r '88 Booto Ite M o ik fltwaieU ^ Realtor, e4$-«e80 or e48-8$38. notice fflven. PHILIP L. BUROH»S, Prsetdeat Marlow’s, 867 Main, 649-522L ^ confidential. CaU 648-1400. ets-eise. $21,900. GaU owner 644-0500. JCWN io WAUJDTfa JMffe Dated) , Ibto 4itli door M JniiMEe*.

V, rv:i.' SIXTEEN MONDAY, JUNE 1%, i^eg Avewg» iM iy Net Pn m Ron Far Om Weak Ended i9Ianrl|[^0t(r lEnpttittg l|m tlb •‘■*1 Jane 18, Ices Hie Weather Samuel Yulyes of 91 Florence St. rnaeaaM af 1). a W a n ^ Bnyann Town will leAve Thursday by Jet plane Bennet Honors 13,828 for a visit to his aoo. Dr. Alvin 45 Graduate M^nibar o< the Audit Fair and «nm4 t s l g lil. LaW «n Yules of California. Dr. Yules for. Library Aides ■uiaou o f (Xreniatton tho fids. Wedneaday moatly aunny T; ■■ Daufflilers of Liberty Lodgre merly practiced dentistry In Man- St. James’ , and oentfamed worm. High ta th® No. IV, will hold it.s l> meeting 80a. of flic i.ca'on tomorrow at Orange "Old Timer’s Night” will be held Two tHrer pin®, with oloas nu- ManchsBter^A City o f VUIage Charm Hall. Iii.'itallatiori of candidates will at the Uriel Lodge of Mtusone, tnarala, iMive been preaented to MeiTow, Saturday. A ham supper 11 Get Honors B«nn«t Jiador High Schobl glrki (FOURTEEN PAGES) be held and a social evening will MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1963 follow. ' ■ • Ls scheduled for 6:30 by Climax In recognition of their aervloe hi (Claasifled Advartlalng on Page U ) Chapter, OES, followed by a meet­ Forty-five eighth gnaders were the ®(du)ol library. PRICE SEVEN CENTS ing at 7:30. George Moberg of The MancJiester Federation of graduated yesterday after­ The tthnorian's awards, the first Bolton, worshipful master,' will to be preaented at the achdol, Demociatlc Women is sponsoring noon from St. James’ School, 11 a picnic at 6 p.m. tomorrow at the preside. Highlight of the program were given to. Ann Moreau, the home of Mrs. John Lamenzo, 19 ■Will be the presentation of 25- and with honors or awards and four daughter rt Mr. and Mra. Morris 50-year pins. wrlth honorable mentions. ^sey to Summon Jean R<1. Reservations, may be Mbreau, 92 S. Adama St., and made by calling Mrs. John Ghf- Wedley Caslmlr Gryk Jr. won D ai^ Begley, the daughter of Mr. fcrd, 95 Olcott Dr. The Elmma NetUeton Group of and MTa. Roger Bagley, «6 Dale Conservatives Seeking the first prize in scholarship and CASK SAVINAS Center Congregatiomul Church will Lorraine Eleanor Obuchowskl and Rd. ha've Its annujU potluck tomorrow The pine were presented toi reo- Gordon T. Fuller, son of Mr. and Susan Ellen Gryk won the second r i ’ l o « Mrs. Charles Fuller, 12 Pioneer at 6:30 p.m. In the Robbins Room prizes. ognlttion rt the ^ la ' two and a of the church. There will be a so­ Prom ptly Circle, was honored Saturday ’The Rev. Martin Scholsky of half yeara aa library aidea. night at a graduation party of 20 cial time after the meeting. St. Thomas Seminary in Bloom Mlaa Moreau alao aerved ®a Macmillan Successor; at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Ed­ preaident rt the Cover and Pag* Manchester Lodge of Masons field addressed the graduates, ward Parker, Rt. 85, Bolton. He ia Diplomas and awards were dis­ Club, and Miae Bagley aeoretary. a member of the giaduating ciasa ■will meet at the Masonic Temple «l K tributed by the Rev. F,dward J M of Idancheeler High School. tomorrow. The lodge will open at F or 7:30 p.m., and the Master Mason Reardon, pastor of Srt. James' 3 Quick Session degree will be conferred. Church, as-sisted by the Rev. John FALSE TEETH Memlbers of the Golden Age D. Regan, principal of the school. Security Probe Ahead Club will meet tomorrow art 11:15 Tbe program opened with That Loosen John Mather Chapter, Order of F«El OIL HARTFORD (AP) — Gov-t Ctovamor Dempney aaid ha alaoearad. Attorney General am . at the Senior Citizens rooms, processional, followed by the Need Not Embarrass . , ------Ooles has DeMolay, will have a brief busi­ ernor Dempsey announced to­ hoped that the leadership would bean pursing the state statutos to School St. A bus will leav'e at 11:30 ness meeting tonight at 6:15 at singing of Tozer’s ’’Mary, Sweet iifinv wMrors of fslM teeth hove Mother.” day that he will call a special agree to a limiited agenda. determine If there was any way to (AP) — Prime am . Dor the 3 J’s Reotaurant, Bol­ the Masonic Temple. There will be suffer^ r*»l ton, where the group will have Other hymns were ’’Sweet Sav­ Mssion of the General Assem- "I would like to aee the special correct the matter and avoid a MinisteV Harold Macmillan Violence in Harlem a picnic at Sperry’s Glenn, Bolton, sessifm convene, get to the busi­ special iression. huddled secretly with seven dinner. after the meeting. Members are ior, Bless Us Eire We Go” and UV6 in fi»r of this happening^ you. COOPERATIVE hJy to correct a leerislative ’’Tantum Ergo,” both from the Just sprinkle a UtUe FA^TBfira. toe ness art hand and adjourn, if pos­ However, today the aWomey of his top ministers today, reminded to bring reservatione to OM, ( (IMP \ \ V oiversight on a key measure sible In one day," the governor Members of the Eighth District the meeting for a beach party, Pius X Hymnal; ^T. Singenberger’s alkaline (non-aoldt powthr, on your general Informed the Governor presenting a “ business as ”0 Elsca Viatorium” : N. Montani’s niatee. Hold falee teeth inoM flitoly, and said that he is Hopeful the said. that a special session would Fire Depai'tment will meet tonight Sunday, July 14, at Rocky Neck. ■o they feel more comfortable. Doee :(r. HU().\i» s I i;i,i I' usual’’ front in vivid contrast ' art 7 at fire headquarters. Main “Laudato,” and the ’’Graduates not sour Oheeka “ plate odor (den- session will be “ sofJh.” The governor’s deoMon to call be necessaiy but that a pubUc 3,000 Negro Pupils and Hilliard Sts., and go to the Hymn to the Sacred Heart.” S ^ “ S it b ) . Get ^AS’TJWTH at any I I I.. Ml ;.i; ^ V W le no ^lacific data was set a special session was mode after hearing on tho forgotten bfH to mounting pressure on him Our Lady of Victory Mothera A recessional closed the c drug ooimter. Attorney General Artbert L. OWes would not be required since it to quit. John F. Tiemey Fimeral Home, Circle will have a poUuclc tomor­ for the oeaston by the Ckrvemor at 219 W. Center St., to pay respects monies. today*® confaranoe with fiscal and advised him that such a step wMi With a search on for a succes­ row at 8 p.m. at its final meeting Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was or­ be necessary for the aUocatian rt (Continued on Page Nina) to the late Newton Taggart, whose of the season art the home of Mrs. legal axparta, It is understood he sor, Macmillan geared to (ace a In Boston Boycott eons. Newton Taggart Jr. and Cal­ ganist. mpreasad a deaire that the aeaelon 86.4 million In state aid to towns new attack on Commons later in Ronald Herrick, 81 Spring St., Besides the prizewinners In Ibr eduoartion. the day. vin Taggart are members of the Windsor Locks. be held next week. deipartment. scholarship, others who won prizes To expedite the calling rt the Both the House and Senate In Questions which have been were Kathleen Mary Brouder, the June 5 closing day rt the ses­ The officei-s and members of the aeaaton -the chief executive Indi­ posed concentrated on whether BOSTON (AP) — N egro f segregation” or segregation ht prize for Christian doctrine; Janet cated that he will probably have sion authorized 89.4 million In ad­ State News the government was gravely en actuality if not by law. Temple Chapler, OES, will epon- British American Club will meet ditional eduoortional grants to J - , — ------J 1 leaders termed the boycott of sor a Strawberrj’ Supipei- Sunday Margaret Massaro, prize in mathe­ the atate police deliver the hotifl- Donald Crichlow, 16, a 10th at the clubhouse at 7:30 tonight, matics donated by Father towns. The House also passed a from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Masonic and proceed to the Tiemey Fh- oatlona to the 880 membera rt the grader. wa.s among toe first Ne­ Reardoh; Stephen Joseph Breen, leglalature. bill setting the fonrnUa for Uie dis­ Eugene Ivanof were sharing the ” ’ schools a success today gro pupll.s to enter Tech High. He Temple. The event Is open to the neral Home to pay their last res­ tribution rt those grants but the Roundup public. Reservations may be made prize in history donated by Mrs. He potmted out that tf the noU- love of Christine Keeler, 22. | and estimated that 3,000 Ne- said hi.s father ordered him to at­ pects to Newton Taggart, a past Helen Mulcahy in memory of her measure through a rflpup failed to tend school. with Mrs. Elizabeth Gedssler. 37 member. floortloeia are delivered by the atarte clear the Senate the final night. * separate que.stions, gro pupils skipped classes in a Dougherty St., or Mrs. Joseph Gal­ late husband, John. poHce only 24 hours’ notice U William Reid, another 16-year- Also, Carola Marie Barbato, ’TWa oversight was discovered by !p™te.t»f,lleKed.,e*reSt"o„ old Roxbury Negro, said hla moth­ lant, 89 Olcott Dr. A meeting of the executive required, wliereaa delivery rt the - legislative researcher a week Schools Expected prize for English donated by the call iby moll requires a 10-day Much of his time this morning boyefu ‘ '’ t er ordered him to achool because bear’d of the Bentley PTA will be Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies wnditing period. after the legislature adjourned was spent in conference with Ixirrf which they would not “ she didn't want to get Involved.” held tomori’ovv evening at 8 In the of polumbus; Susan Ann Marston while checking an inquiry as to To Comply with Dilhorne,Dilhorne. the lord chancellor who » boycott-as'"y c o u - as a rebuttal to Small groups paraded past school library. The governor aotd tt is Ws In­ (Whether the bill had been signed and Dennis James O’Connor, prizes tention to confer with GOP State Investigated the security aspects - by the Governor. of the sex-in-polltic.s triangle. In the public schools. for achievement donated by the DOUBLE CSiainnan A. Searie Ptnney and Ruling on Prayer At St. Mark’s Social Center, (Continued on Page Thirteea) Our lady of Fatima Mother’s Holy Name Society; John Henry It was at this point that Uie re­ Macmillan also discu.s.sed af- TOP VALUE Deonocrartlc Chairman John M. searcher, Mrs. BUen B. Bums, dis­ across the street from Boston Tech­ LECLERC Circle will hold its final meeting Michalak and James Norton Leber, Bailey today ■who in turn will talk felrs with Home Secretary Henry FUNERAL HOME of the season tomorrow night at awards for outstanding citizenship. covered that the bill spelling out HARTFORD (AP) — Con- Brooke, the government’s chief of nical High School, an estimated to their respeotlve leglslartlve the method for distributing the police. 260 junior and senior high school 7:30 at the home of Mrs. L. Nor­ Jtohn Mark Mtellduff, Patricia leadens in the hope rt agreeing necticut schools are expected Tigers N a me man Dutton, Lynwood Dr., Bol­ Ann Dufries, Jeanne Frances grants failed to pom the Senate. Others summoned to the emer- pupils jammed the building. The on a suitable darte. to comply with the U.S. Su­ overflow flooded into the street. FUJNERAL ton. Richmond arrf Jlohn Dernier La- Since the mistake was M(bcoV' gency t&lkfl includeci Foreign Sec* preme Court ruling Monday retary Lord Home, Science Minis­ Buses took pupils to the other BeH© won honorable mention. nine ’’freedom centers” where D r e 8 s e n, Old SERVICE A strawberry festivral commit­ The Class of 1963 includes tihe that it is unconstitutional to ter Lord Hailsham, Iain McLeod. Werfey C. Gryk Jr., rt 43 F o ^ SJL y«*«Pday rtlteimioion, wbb awarded the flnst prize to WALTER N. tee of St. Bridget’s Rosary So­ foUowlng pupils; Losing Altitude require students to recite the leader of the Houser and ^ c'h 'i^ f N^egroL"’® " '" ciety will meet tomorrow at 7:30 Oarola Mlari© Barbato, John ^ the gradiwrtiOT exerds^ rt ^ JlameB’ school. The award whs mode by the Rev. EJdwBrdJR«it^ Whip Martin Redmayne. negroes. LECLERC Lord’s Prayer or Bible verses. Uniformed police maintained Staff Rdeased Director p.m. art the church basement. The Paul BSelsW, James BJdward Breen, X k d ^ H ^ d p J X V S ) . “ ^ by the Rev. John D. Regan. Standing, principal o f tb® The outward appearance of Although the Lord's Prayer Is tranquility had little relation to vigilance at each of Tech’s six en­ festl"val will be' held EYiday from Stephen Jbseph Breen, Maithleen part of dally opening exercises' In 6 to 8 p.m. on the church grounds. Mlary Brouder, James Philip Co------— ------...... the mood of the Conservative par­ trances. Three Negro boys were BOSTON (AP)-General Mana­ Call Ml 9-5869 most schools, few towns require ty which gave Macmillan a vote among the first to enter Tech in ger James A, Ckimpbell of toe 23 Main Street, Manchester Volimteers are needed and are re­ ville, Patricia Ann Dufries, Efebor- Kathleen Theresa MoOartan, John All Records in Space minded to attend the meeting. ah Ann Elhlers, Thomas Charles Mark Mcllduff, John Henry of confidence Monday night, but predominantly Negro Roxbury Detroit ’Dgers baseball team an­ There is no state law on the aub- only by 69 votes when they actu­ when it opened at 8:30 a.m, nounced today that Manager Bob F^'lloramo, JWhn EMward Galla* Michalak, Gary Emil Minor, Linda ject. Most boards of education M ^el Chnstine Keeler steps out on a London street Mystic Review, WBA, wiU meet gher, Philip 'Thomas Gay. W. T. GRANT MAIN ST. STORE ally po.ssessed a 95-vote majority. ” We are not playing a numbers Scheffing and hi.s coaching ataff Christine Miruckl, William FYon- have only a permissive policy, after remaining in her apartment during the Profumo are being replaced Immediately. tomorrow at 8 p.m. art Odd Fellows Also, Susan Ellen Gryk, Wesley cis Morlock, James Josejfii Murphy debate in the House of Commons. Con.servative member Sir Frank game, ” said the Rev. James HalL reconmendlng devoUons but leav­ Markham said: ” I am quite cer- Breeden, one of toe movement’s The new manager will be Char­ Read Herald Advs. Oasimir Gryk Jr., Peter Bauman Kathleen Margeiret O’Brien. Broken by Bykovsky ing it up to Individual teachers. Haney, Margaret Brennan Haugh, WEDNESDAY! ^tain the prime minister must go. leaders. ’’Even if only one student ley Dressen, former pilot at (Cin­ Also. Lorraine Eleanor Obu­ School officials in Greater Hart­ Marilyn Ann Hutton, Janice Ter­ r I voted for thethft governmentirnvomavkAnf butVt.i- t I showed up at a freedom center. It cinnati, Brooklyn, Wa.shington and chowskl, Daniel John O’Oormell, ford towns generally a g r ^ today made It perfectly clear that a would be a success.” Milwaukee. Dressen currently Is esa Jacobs, Chester Patil Kosah, Dennis James O’Connor, Regina M YOW STOPtSNOP M that: a scout for Los Angeles. M OB(»W ( ^ ) —Lt. Col. Valeryfradloed beck to the earth in reply Mrs. Profumo^ Actress^ F ighter^ vote for the government on this There are an estimated 6,000 Science Shrinks Piles John I>eraier LaBelle, John Wil­ Ann O’Cormor, Karen Marie Par- Bykovsky broke all world records to questions. "I had a short rest a TYie Supreme Court ruling for­ Campbell said toe change la liam Ltovler, James Norton Leber, ciak, Philip Carroll R id in g , occasion mu.st not be taken a.s Negroes amon toe 14,000 pupils h today for distance and o r b it s little...... while ago.’ tunately come at the end of the approval of the present leadership made for the best Interest of the Daniel Michael Madden. Jeaime Prances Richmond, David HMVORD, EAST HARTFORD, In the city’s junior and senior high around the world In space. But Western observers said that the school year. allowing three of the party.” ^ schools. club. The Tiers currently are In New Way Without Surgery Also, Susan Ann Marston, James Thayer Reynolds, Arthur Donald hla ship was losing altitude. months to put through any neces­ In Toughest Role of Her Life ninth place. Patrick Martens, Janet Miargaret dwindling orWt rt Bykovsky in Aside from the moral aspects Saverick, Patricia Anne Sullivan, His female apace partner. Val­ his Vostk B capsule could make sary revisions In practices. Negro leaders-some of whom Massaro, I>6nnl8 John McCann, W BT HARffORD, DRISTOL of the case, toe Dilhorne-Brooke New coaches will be Bob Swift, Joseph Arthur Wekllnd. entina Tereshkova, whipped Into It dangerous (or him to remain in The ruling does need more study, By RAYMOND E. PALMER rode In police cars with top police Stops Itch—Relieves Pain of the House of Commons listen­ conference with Macmillan re­ officials—said they expected no now manager at Syracuse In toe ^ r third day In orbit, apparently space much longer. particularly Its effect on permis­ LONDON (AP)—Actress Val­ newed speculation that toe securi­ International League; Stubby Ov­ T*rk. N. V, (SpreUl) — For tho so thorough that sufferers mads AUNCHESTER, NEW DRITAIN, aOll maintaining her alUtude and sive policies. ing to her husband deny having violence. first time science has found a new change erie Hobson, the wife of John Pro- ty part of the case still is of para­ ermire, now manager of James­ astonishing statements like “ Piles roeed. She reported she was feel­ m l^ t Be due to a maneuver but TTie state Is had an affair with red-haired mount Interest. O. Philip Snowden, another of healing: substance with the aston­ have ceased to be a problem!" ing fine. MVj^^laylag -the toughest roje party girl .Chclstine Keeler. town In the New York-Pennsyl- they had no idea of its purpose. for guidance. A new Inquiry was reported to toe movement’s directors and the vanla league; and Pat MulUn, ishing ability to shrink hemor­ The secret is a new healing aub- MODUTOmi & THOMPSONVIUE At 3 p.m. Moscow time Bykov- Later heoidmltted. In his letter rhoids, stop itching, and relieve It was believed that If the 28- State Eiducation Commissioner “It’s lucky she’s an actress,” he almost a certainty. It may be executive director of a Boston set­ now a Tiger scout. stance (Bio-Dyne®)—discovery of Bky entered his fUth day In space year-old Soviet air force pilot William J. Sanders said today he resigning as secretary of state for tlement house, said the entire pro­ pain — without surgery. a world-famous research institute. said journalist Anne Edwards, handled by a select committee of These three succeed Phil Chvar- and surpassed by two orbits the should return to earth ahead of expects public schools to comply who knows her well, “ for I reckon war, that he had lied. He had lied Parliament, representing both test is being carried out ” ln a etta, Tom Ferrick and George In ease after case, while gently ’This substance is now available with the ruling. to the prime minister, to his col­ ralieving pain, actual reduction FREE COURSE 94 orbit record set by his fellow schedule the Russians probably the part she has been playing major parties and perhaps even most orderly fashion.” Myatt. in tuppotitory or ointment form (shrinkage) took place. cosmonaut, MaJ. Andrian Nlko- would cut short the flight of space He said that since no state lately—and the one lined up for leagues, to the House of Commons toe minority Liberals. It could “ We have toured practically all Scheffing has been offered a po­ under the name Preparation if®. IN layev; In a flight of just under statute mentions religious exer­ Moat amazing of all—results were At all drug counters. woman Valentina Tereshkova, who her "in the future-ne^ds alf toe ^a>«ily. lead to a full-scale judicial Inves­ of the junior and senior high sition in the Tiger organization four days last August. was still whirling around the earth cises in public schools, the state as resources of an experienced * "^7 z carried on a tigation. Ih .schools Involved,” Snowden said. which he said he Intends to ac­ MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY and ANATOMY A bulletin broadcast at 6 p.m In an adjoining orbit. such is not affected. He wants to trouper.'* | affair with Christine during ■pie search, It was said, would “ Aiid nowhere is there any sign cept. The three coaches have been said Bykovsky’s ship was 119.9 TTo Tjti»ijv D 1. At w > I summer of 1961 when sh^ FOR Valentina today began her 80th study the ruling, however, for Its Valerie Babette Louise Hobson I wa.s 19. . not be to find out if a Russian got of any disagreement or any dem­ paid off for toe balance rt the HOURS! miles from the earth at maximum trip around the world after sur- general effect In Connecticut. secrets out of Profumo through onstration.” year. people interested in distance and 98.7 miles at mini­ h‘,‘|‘'?K-?uccessfull.v Valerie Hob.son, toe politician’s TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY passing the American record rt dodging toe limelight she cultlvat- the mutual girl friend but if the The heart of the protest, said DYNAMIC 88 HOLIDAY COUPE mum distance. That compared 22 orbits set last month by Maj; wife, said as recently as January security services are so lax that with a maximum of 146 miles In Vetoes Time Bill ed through 20 years of stardom. •she wa.s perfectly happy in toe toe leaders, is the demand that ’nils big, beautifuj ’63 Olds, costs less than you'd guess! It gives MEDICAL SECRETARIAL WORK 9:30 A.M. To 5:30 P.M. Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr. On a spring night In 1965 a Lon­ something like this is possible. the Boston school committee pub­ stunning style, smooth V-8 performance, and a luxurious ridel his first orbit and 112.4 miles In Bykovsky this morning had HARTFORD (AP) — Governor role -rhere were art sales and 10 Governors See July 8th through August 2.3rd— 10:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. MAIN 8T. STORE ONI.Y his minimum. don audience crowded Drury Lane The Conservatives were looking licly admit there Is actual .seg­ completed 60 orbits and was near­ Dempsey today vetoed as “ wholly first nights to attend, a constant around for a new leader. Daily Monday through Friday Monday afternoon his distances unnecessary’’ new leglslaUon em­ TOeater to applaud what was to round of parties, receptions, regation In Boston schools. This ing the end rt his fourth day In be her last theater performance CJonservative legislators said motion has. been rejected 3-2 by Kennedy on Rip^hts Requires a typing speed of 60 w.p.m. from the earth were 126.6 miles space. ’The girl was approaching powering him to extend Daylight in "The King and I." lunches, dinners, Conservative maximum and 102.6 minimum. Savings Time from six to nine party rallie.s and trip.s abroad pnvately the only question is toe school board. the end of her second day. It was a sad occa.sion—but not vinieu whether Macmillan will resign WASHINGTON (AP)-Presldent Monday, Tuesday and His time dropped to 87.8 min­ Tass, the Soviet news agency, months provided New York and when Profumo visited army posts Protest leaders asked Negro POSITIONS AVAILABLE utes for one loop around the Massachusetts do likewise. M sad as her performance March on tours of inspection. quickly or wait until toe party can parents to keep their junior and Kennedy continues today his ex- said the two space travelers slept settle on a new leader for the i Call for an interview— 643-1141— Extension 320 earth, the communique said. His The governor, vrithout discussing senlor high schwl chlldrM*”our of I conferences Wednesday Specials soundly for seven hours during Then she alone a Four) on civil rights amid signs that original time ,waa 88 minutes. the night. She awoke about 5:50 the merits of the daylight time Is­ sat in gallery | (Continue7o7page I the public schools today to pro- ^ MEDICAL RECORD DEPARTMENT Both Bykovsky and Miss Ter­ sue, said the powers already grant- (Continued on Page Seven) test what they called de ' facto I think he Is going too far a.m. — 9:50 p.m. Monday EST— too fast—and some that he Is not MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL eshkova appeared on television and he woke up about 7 A.M. ed him under existing^ law would screens. enable him to extend sBch time If doing enough. ‘”The cotimonauts reported to necessary. Ten governors were scheduled The broadcasts gave no hint the earth on the normal progress MANCHEiSTFK MOTX)R SALES WILL DEI.IVER that either was preparing to de­ “ The present law gives the gov­ for a White House luncheon con­ of the flight, the faultless opera­ ference, following Monday's meet­ THIS C.\R FROM S’TOCK FOR scend. There had been Indications tion of flight systems and that ernor ample opportunity to protect Boiled Connecticut citizens from any ma* ings with 280 religious spokesmen that the colonel’s flight wias draw- they feel perfectly weil,” the ’Tass Factory Advertised (Plus Conn. terial disadvantage which might be o Prayer Ruling and congressional leaders, In Ken­ that Valentina' announcement said. Price $8424.84 created by the legislative action of nedy’s continuing efforta to gain ^2975 State Tax) ww ld return to earth soon after] The cosmonauts spent much of support for th«( civil rights pro­ neighboring states with regard to The Su.A,yotionals. The suits CIRCLE "S“ DAY CAMP the standard of time,” the veto were brought^slonai reaction posals he plans to present to <5m- “ I feel very well,” Valentina (Continued en Page Nine) preme (Court’s sw4:eping decision ^ *>“wever, he would push for' ^ ess Wednesday letter said. outlawing required Bible readings by parents, who, a.s Unitarians or prayer decision wasas attributed hvby mw-h an ___ U - 1 j^eunesuay MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Now Aeoeptlng Reservations For The Coming 199$ legtslation struck down by Atheist^* 8Ald the exercises were “h- »f"en principal speaker, Tom Anderson port (La.) Journal; Judge Jim The court, acting on cases from Uving Cebed Beef SteaksAB?* rt Nashville, Tenn., editor of cleared any decks on either eco­ Pennsylvania and Maryland, spe­ through its chaplain an opening te w days. Johnson, personal representative INCOME HIGH w Forin and Ranch magazine, m.ld nomic or Bonaconomic matters.” prayer and toe sessions of this LADIES’ Your choice from beantifally fin- of Arkansas Gov. Orval E. Fau- cifically barred Bible-reading and WASHINGTON (A P)_Psr. e ’Trail riding • Swimming •t the $25-a-plate dinner. McDonald said he had hoped to toe recital of the Lord's Prayer court are declared opened by the ishad pictures (not prooCi) 5x7% bus; John Synon, Richmond, Va., have rccommendaUons for the crier in a short ceremony, the sonal Income in the U nit^ and water . Barnett said "missue of power” a writer; Alabama State Sena. B. as part of required classroom ex­ STYLES safety and wallet size. 1 8x10 fiom studio Wage Policy Committee to act final phrase of which invokes toe States climbed to a record an­ e Bach camper selected pose . . . die "Ideal Family was one of history’s great trage­ G. Robison Jr. and Walter Glv- upon. ercises in public schools. nual rate of 8468 bllUon ta May, dies. He called for a ^ h t against But there appeared to be no grace of God,” Clark said. assigned a Package." hM; and James Gray, former McDonald aoid he would get In Secretory o f Commaroe Luther e Archety What he termed federal eneoroch- chairman of the Georgia Demo­ room under the decision for a Justice Potter Stewart was toe horse of his Odb or tsso children in each fMnily sriH be ments. touch with the-steel Industry Im­ H. Hodges said today. Persona) Made to order for men own cratic party. teacher to hold such exercises on only dissenter, as he was last Income for the first ittve months e Badminton _ pbotogfapiied s in ^ for only 59^ each. Oroun "Our problems are not slngular- mediately and attempt to arrange her own since public achool teach­ June in the New York prayer de­ who like to take it easy. $14K) per peracB. Extra Child: 5x7, $1 JO. W^lace read a speech primor- another meeting of the Labor- of 1993 MTSS at an annual rata Southern—they are American. Uy In defense qf bis stand at ers are government employes. cision. Stewart argued that the $10.8 billion higher than the Easy to pack, easy on • Min. S hours • Baseball K X n iA SPEQALl Finiriied waHet-siae ptrlain. state that loses the right to ex­ Management Human Relations “ In the relationship between majority was reading toe First Native f Tuscaloosa, *ond said be wanted Committee. oorresponding m te In the fin t clothes. Jam-packed with a day nlth 2H X 3M, less tiian S O f each in a ffoop o f 4, same peat. ercise exclusive jurisdiction over more good things for people man and religion, toe state is Amendment’s bar against estab­ five months last year. own horse e Table tennis Its own affairs loses Its political “ I have not given up hope.” Tlrmly committed to neutrality,’ lishment of a religion too stiffly Value features. ■black u d white.” but claimed McDonald said, "I never give up soul and Us citizens have lost ms efforts—he cited the Wallace wpote Justice Tom C. CHork In and giving too little weight to • Movies AT THE PARKADE hope.” VO-BD IN RIGHTS BILL their most valuable fj'eedom,” Industrial Act, a subsidy plan— the majority opinion. freedom of religion. WASHINGTON (AP)—lYml- e Over night THURS., FRI. SAT. — JUNE 20, 21, 22 ROMAINE lETIUa Barnett said. McDonald aaid the 84-mon In­ He aaid the decision in no way The neutrality of government, QUAI.IF1BD instructors ! were not reported by the naUonol dent Kennedy la expected to re«> every 2 weeks 10 AJH. to 6 PJM. Barnett and bis supporters orig­ press. ternational Executive Board shows hostility toward religloii. he contended, means “ even-hand­ at a small — HOT MEAIS SERVED DAILY — >»F »• cM m W would meet again at l l ommend a hufte vocational ^ u - inated the elector plain and pushed A^ersbn said the nation's tm> a.m. "Nothing we have said here^ in­ ed treatment to oil who believe, oatton aiw'training program ki extra charge . Round Trip Transportation AvaUable . . , Kit to posoagapoaaaga in the Mlsdsslppl W ^ ea d a y , presumably in ontici dicates that the study of the Bible doubt of disbelieve.” For Further Details Call problems were “ socialism. InsoL Ida otvU righto maaaura to Con­ Legislature. vency opd > surrender.” MUon that he might have aome- or of religion "when presented ob­ In general, the reocUon of the thlng new to present, The 164- gress. Hiere was n hint thg #. A horse shoiv It allows state party conven- jectively as part rt a secular pro­ olergy was temperate. price tag mtgbt approneli n blL tldns to name two slates of presl- with******" :f®t heavy applause ^^*9* Policy Committee gram of education” is prohibited. Dr. Theodore F. Adams, former at the end of CIRCLE "S” RANCH W. T. GRANT Co. then will meet at 3 p.m. lion doDain. Word that manpows 2-week period dantlal electors, which would be The two cases resulted from o f Baltimore, Md., poses out- president of toe Baptist World EAST ST., ANDOVER • 6M-29S7 "Wortitagton. I COU that Her-I McDonald read hla remarks to er training will be wmpped Intn 815 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER presented In a primary otter the requirements In Baltimore, Md., flide the Supreme Ckiurt with one oi her sons. Garth, 8, Alliance, remarked. “" I ’m person- the eiyll 'rights message, due tn ■atlnnal nominating eofiyentlons, lu a ^ 4D par oant anta.” j and Abingdon, Pa., that pubUo ^ t h e r , Mrs-.Banna Maya, after winning a suit illy in t e f ^ . thht wa hava a lu- ga ta^tho Cnpttol ~ H&OOll v r (^^ahed doUy wl& da- affauBt lohool prayer. (AS P h i^ ax.) »}

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