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MONDAY, JULY 26, 1966 A t c i m Dally Net Preas R im Tha eAOB EIGHTEEN wot Um week Ended WMtlMr iianctf^Bt^r lEuftting l|walh M y M, law Fere east- af V. •• WsaMw MMM •*Pwra Ms By," trcrni tlw raowts Mrs. Oharlotta Gray of 81 Oloady, sOM tanigfet, Istr M* "Fathwr Ooom”; and ’’Coat o< 1 3 , 7 0 0 Hilltop Dr., teacher of piano FLETOHER OLASS 00■ OF MANCHES n iB Wi partly sn ay tnmiwete. Mgk About Town Guard Band Atma." __ Member at the AodH ilattrifTHtTr ituptttng UTralu and Mngln^ will leave tomor­ Also 'Tfutmaggem," "Tiurss Buieeu of droolstioa sear ro. row for Dartmouth Oollege, Basasa," "Brighton Baaoh," Hi* MuMlM«t«r Summ«r Hanover, N.H, to attend a Plays Today JUancAoeler— 4 tU y o f ViUago Charm vooat workshop for teachers of "Ths Burray With ths Frtnga You - ...... , Im h s u Sfltoool rm xti aoMlemlc on Top," and a madlsy of ttwaa rtoort owM for an its tacond singing sponsored by the Na­ Think o f Fletcher^* tional Association of Teachers SeleoClona, ranging from songs a t Colonial Asnarkm. VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 262 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, tiONN., TUESDAY. JULY 27, 1965 (Olaaalftod ARverttatag ea Page IS) PRICE SEVEN CINTI M7 fltutania w«ra dlatiMiuted 'A s progrran will oonoluda todiO'. of Singing. She will return Broadway and movla tunes to home next Monday. At the patriotic and mattia] mualo, wtll with "Amsrioa ths BsauUful." 54 HcKEE STREET TIm ManchMtar offioa o f the workshop, Mrs. Gray will sttidy be l^yad tontglit at 7:80 In Cen­ with Pierre Bernac, famous Amerioan Rad Croas haa moved ter Park by the 102nd Army to * new location. Formerly French baritone and concert artist, and Zoltan Kodaly, In­ Bend of the Oonneattcut Nation­ located in the old Cheney al Guard. Homeatead at 176 K. Center ternationally known composer, W edding educator and musicologist. In the event of ratn, the free St., the office haa been moved concert wlU be held bi Bailey to S87 F. Center S t lu ll ENCLOSURES A Members of Capman Court, Auditorium of the Manchester RuaseO • Mcacham from $25.00 to $45.00 ______High Ochool. U.S. Bombers Knock Out Missile Site M.Sgt. William V. Ragelarla Order of Amaranth, will meet Mra. AMcs oismpef of 248 W. tonight at 7:80 at WatkIns-West ih e 26-man band, conducted o f 27 Nike Circle recently waa by CWO Theodore Karemanki, Osntsr M. simouncss ths mar- Now to the Ome to bring In your aoreene to bo npahred. Funsral Home, 143 E. Center riags of hsr daugbtsr, Mrs. Ohlr- promoted to hla preaent rank at is at the mid-potnt of a two- Storm window glass roplaoad ceremonlea at the Broad St. St., to pay respects to Harry Isy Meaclwm, to Ahwh A. Blis­ Armstrong, who'was a member week training program at Oamp s ' Jr. of OUMtnnbury, Satur­ Armory, Hartford. He la an en- Dompsey In NianUc and, at boon Quints Born Uated Army advlaor to the 712th and past royal patron of the day at Oentar Oongragaitlonal a u t o g la s s INSTALLED order. tomorrow, will perform In Oon- F105s Hit Ordnance Co., Connecticut stltution Plasa, Hartford. Church. In Auckland Army National Guard, Bradley Ih s brtdsgroom la tho son of GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Quick Greek Action The one-hour concert wW Field. Windsor Locka The VFW Auxiliary will have Alvah A. BubssH Sr. of Glaston­ a social evening tomorrow at feature a new oomposlUon, en­ AUCKLAND, New Zea­ titled "The President Kennedy bury and ths lata Mrs. Mhiion MIRRORS (Hroplaeo and Door) land (AP) — Quintuplets, Two Bases Manchester Chapter of 7:30 p.m. at the post home. Re­ Bsinwn RuassB. freshments will be served after March," and wUl include se­ one boy and four girls, BPEIBSQSA will rehearse to­ aha Rav. Joaaph H. Dudley, PICTURE FRAMING (oR typot) night at 8 at Bunce School. Ol- games and entertainment lections from "My Fair Lady," were delivered at National Members are reminded to as well as favorites from "The aaaodaiU minlstar of Center Women’s Hospital In Auck­ cott St. The event Is open to Onnroh, performed the oara- By Hanoi men interested In barbershop make reservations with Mrs. Bamum and Bailey Olrcus.” WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Quells Labor Strike land last night to Shirley mony. style .singing. No musical knowl­ Kenneth Aseltine of 784 E. A select quartet, consisting Ann Lawson, 26. WASHINGTON (A P )— Middle Tpke. or Mrs. Florence of accordion, vlbra(Aone, bass M!rs. Harbart Kaania Jr. of All the babies were in edge la necessary. There are no Manchester was matron of flight of 46 Air Fore# auditlona Pint of 829 Main St. and drums, wlR ^ a y "Poln- A T H E N S (AP) — ♦public utllltlea and communlca-*North Atlantic Treaty Organlsa- incubators and reported do­ clana," "Moanin’ " and "lh a t’s honor. tions were normal tlon and the monarchy. ing well. ’ighter - bombers today Manchester WATES will All." Kant Moyle of Manchester Greece’s leftist General Moat city buses — union offi- ^ e medical superintend­ knocked out one antiair­ - Pfc. Kenneth M. Ray, son of Confederation of Labor ’’Down with the murderers!” 2 Mr. and Mrs. Lionnle M. Ray of meet at the Italian American Other selections on tonight’s served as best man. Ushers ctala said 70 per cent •— were on shouted the crowd. "Better to ent, Dr. R. A. Warren, said craft missile site and dam­ J74 W. Middle Tpke.. completed au b. Eldridge St. Weighing in program are: “Hey, Look Me were David RumeU o f Manches­ tried to take a hand in the schedule, and there were taxis die standing up than down on the delivery was without aged another in North will be from 6 to 7 p.m. Alter ter, brother of the bridegroom; on the streets. complications. TOm boy was a two-week single rotor utility Over," from the movie “Wlld- nation’s poiiticai crisis our knees! Government by the Viet Nam. helicopter maintenance course weighing In members will go cait": "Ybu’U Never Walk and Bradbury Huff Jr. of New with a generai strike to- Almoat ,all hotels, stores, people but not by Americans, bom first. He weighed ex­ at the Army Aviation School. to the home of Mrs. John Gar­ Alone” ; "Canadian Sunset"; Jersey, a cousin of the bride. cafes and* restaurants in the not by NATO, not by the actly 4 pounds. Ohs girls Three F106 fighter bombers Ft. Rucker. Ala. He entered the rett. 38 Goodwin St., East Hart­ d a y. T h e government tourist-crowded Greek capital palace!” were 3 pounds S ounces, 4 were shot down, the Pentagon reported, by what was de­ Army July 1964. He la a 1963 ford, for a picnic. Members are cracked down, and the were open as usueJ. pounds 8 ounces, 4 pounds reminded to bring chairs and The crowd marched to Parlia­ 2 ounces and 3 pounds 7 ^ scribed as "intense cmventlonal graduate of Manchester High strike was an aimost totai The only visible sign of the ment Square. But at the sight of School, place settings. ounces, he said. ground fire” during tne low lev­ faiiure. strike was an occasional army riot police standing by, the dem- el attack on two prsviously un­ truck supplementing bus serv­ There will be a story hour MISS THE KIDS? The Greater Athena area onstratoTH turned away and dis­ discovered surfact-to-alr missile ahowed almoat no algna of slow­ ices. persed. There were no clashes. sites about 40 miles northwest at 6 tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. In the Let them know how much you care with a Long Distance State News Junior Room at Mary Cheney down. Soldiers and police were More than 10,000 youths and Sympathy strikes called In a Hanoi. Library for children 4 to 8 years call. It's $0 quick, so easy. The next best thing to being on the alert throughout the building trades workers gath­ scattering of communities'were The two sites, using ssml-ino- , area. ered In downtown Athens. old. Stories will be told about there. The Southern New England Telephone Company. spotty. * bile equipment which could bs LECLERC pets and toys. Children may investigates out integri^ Factories and dock Inatalla- Speakers harangued them. In Salonika, 6,(M0 construction Plan Given ;xit in place in as little os 24 FUNERAL HOME bring their favorite toy. tlona reported they were opera­ Shouting against the govern­ lours, are in addition to five ting without interruption. All ment, the United States, the (See Page Seven) sites previoualy Identlilsd sa before under construction around Ha­ FUNERAL F o r Review noi, the North Vietnamese oa|it- D. FALSE TEETH the need arises. tal. SERVICE Rack, SIMa ar SHp7 Of Districts Tile U.S. attack was launched WALTER N. three days oftsr a U.S. plans FASTKBTH, an ImproTad powder to Big Tim e was shot down by firs from ons LECLERC be aprlnUad on nppar or lower plates, Director holds falaa teeth mote flrml/ In plaoe HARTFORD (AP) — A of the missile sites. Do not lUde, slip or locic. tio gummy, bipartisan approach to fu­ Asst. Secretary o6 DsCsnss 23 Main Street, Manchester gooey, pasty taste or feeling. FAS- ture 10-year mandatory re­ Arthur Sylvester toU a news TKXTH U alkaline (nott-aola). Ooei For Namu conference that U.S. pacts re­ Call 649-5869 not tour. Cheeks “ plate odor** (den­ appointment of the legisla­ ture breath). Oat F A S m T R at any Sault’s Mark 25th Wedding ported destruction of one of ths drug oountar. ture was proposed today Dempseys Welcomed at Tipperary Ceremonies new sites and damage to tlw Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Sault<^ In Seattle by Atty. John L. Bonee. other. of 60 Phelps Rd. were feted yes­ He is a member of the Adminis­ \V a t k i n s A \ ^ e s t The Hartford Republican and Gov. and Mrs. Dempsey are shown celebrating their 26th wedding anniver­ Photographic evaluation a t terday at a 26th anniversary cel­ trative Management Society. BBATTLE, Wash. (AP) — delegate to the state consUtu- sary in Cahir, Tipperary, Ireland, the small country town where the governor the strike results has not bean ebration at the home of their Connecticut Personnel Associa­ Ohls is the big day In Seattle: tionsJ convention said that was bom 50 years ago. At left is John Joe Brook, a boyhood friend. A spe­ completed, Sylvester said. bromer-in-law and Mrs. Sault’s future periodic reapportionments “ There were no reports at RCA VICTOR MARK XI lU td tion and American Society for the day I of the whale. cial thanksgiving Mass and a private dinner were include in the celebration sister, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bar­ Training Development. ORMANOI-WEST • DItECTOt should be done by special com- missiles fired at the attackbig ber of 188 Maple St. Mrs. Clif­ Namu, the 22-m- WASHINGTON (AP)— Celebrezze, an Italian immi-^foundation that administers the Syl-vester said the new sites WE ARE OPEN MONDAYS acting Mayor Clarence Maeaart muse representation. grant who was a longtime may philanthropies initiated by steel Jobert and the late Charles ARTHUR DRUG headed the welcoming cotnmit- mons. (AP Photofflxjl. . , - f ^ _____ President Johnson an­ were Identified "by thorough Meinke. Her husband is the son The Deiiee pwposaHs-cloaety or of Cleveland, is tetng nomi­ baron Andrew Carnegie. ansUysis of bH of the evidsnM, Copper Circuits for Space Age tee. On the program were a linked with the membership set­ nounced today thlT An­ nated tor a vacancy on the U.S. Johnson took passing note of Mrs. Sault and the late Clif­ Dixieland band, a drum and Including photography, after a ford Sault. up of the present constitutional thony J. Celebrezze is re­ Circuit Court of Appeals for the Gardner’s Republican alle kiss of an Air Force F4C on the bugle corps and songstress Den­ convenUon. It has 84 members, Sixth District. The court has glances in talking about him U The couple has two children. ALL SUMMEfU ise Darcel, who is appearing at signing as secretary of rright of July 24.’' dependability, better performance. Miss Marsha Ann Sault, a pu- Need Second Vote evenly divided between the two welfare to take a f^eral headquarters in Cincinnati. before a amoU audience of re UntH now, the Defsnss De­ a local night club. parties. In announcing this, Johnson porters. pul at lUing Junior High School, Crowds of ordinary whale fan­ judgeship. partment had stood on a state- and Airman 3.C. Allan C. Sault said: ” I have both a feeling of "He’s a Ph.D., an ex-Marlne ment that it waa Investigating GASH SAVINGS 1 0 D A T ciers were also expected. Ohree Suit Huled Out John W. Gardner, a Republi­ pride in Celebrezze’s accession a former intelligence officer, an with the U.S. Air Force. teen-aged girls spent the night the reports that tho F4C had Sault is personnel administra­ I r K ) HARTFORD (AP)—The Oon can and president of the Carne­ to this high court — and a reluc­ author and a Republican, been downed by a miasUs tor of EnAart Cbrp., Bloomfield. in Sleeping bags on a Ufe raft In British Election gie Corp., will be named to the tance in seeing him depart the though not necessarily in this just off the pier. nectlcut Supreme CJourt of Er­ rors held today that the tern cabinet post. department he has guided so order of importance or propor­ (See Page Six) Namu attracted such crowds LONDON' (A P)— Edward Heath piled up the most skillfully.” of pleasure craft as he swam \ip porary administrator of an es­ Johnson announced his fourth tion of significance,” Johnson votes today for leader of the Conservative party, but tate should not be sued in any cabinet appointment at a spe-’ Speaking of Gardner, Johnson said. TPRTHTC T R I A L Puget Sound that the Ooa^ said: "He Is regarded by his “As we near the outer edges Guard assigned a patrol boat to failed of a majority and a second ballot was oriiered action to adjudicate a claim clal ceremony in the flower Fire Bomb Hits L against die estate. garden outside hla office. Cele­ peers as one of the most knowl­ of this century the loss of quali­ i’ i ;k keep them under control. Two ffo r Thursday. edgeable men In the field of ty and the discovery of excel­ ferries listed slightly as passen­ Conservatives who are mem- Such suits, the State’s highest brezze and Gardner, who was Bogalusa Office thing to work every day.” dile-lnfested waters of Luvulo THE MOST TRU8TIO NAME IN ELECTRONICS d ^ c back and aides. Machine waahabla. pUss two suits and pays for dnr- a biblical definition of death; toe Democratic caucus, an­ At the same time, there Is never any But, the trend seems to be oleanlng. ’’We estimate it costa "The fourth horseman of the nounced that the proposal was River In Angola trying to rraise compromise In service or quality! White 32A-40C ONLY I4.9S. gaining popularity with man­ $12,000 a year to clothe the Apocalypse — and hell followed bus oontalnlng bodlea of M per*| # WE DEUVB1 ' # WE INSTAU agement. Reasons vary, but aoceptable to him because It ->• "D"abMtL00nMSW women,” said Marion Brant, after Mm.” wotfid have required three sons . . . Arthur B. Hess, 48- many are summed up by Agnes purchasing agent at Belmont "Our genius has changed tMs year-oM oarser empkve of Uw a. Flaytax Living Long Line Stretch Strqp Blomqulst, president of Newport fourths approval by the execu­ Savings, L o ^ Beach. "We’va from a parable to a possibility," tive committee and a three Social Security Administration We DeUver JSalboa Savings, who believes WE DO OUR OWN SERVlOE with adjustable, cushioned stretch straps, sheer been dolnf this for four yean, Johnson said. "For the wasting fourths majority In the confer­ will be first head of Medlcaie ahe started the praoUoa In Call- and all are very happy with the Everywhere, Faat elastic back and sides. Exclusiw baokband plus elaade power of our weapons Is beyond ence to adopt any resolution. As program which is expected to Wa have our own factory tralnad aarvtoeaMii. Oar guar-1 tomia 11 years ago. plan.” the reach of Imarinatlon and gain approval a t oongroas thte aatae to you of satlsfaotioa. Magic Midriff for smoothest bust-to-hip line From behind her polished matters stand, no resolutions HURRY--OFPER GOOD FOR At Balmont the employes language alike. Hell alone can can be passed except unani week. wood and white leather desk tho attend a small fashion show A LIMITED TIME ONLYl ever. Long Line and % Length Long Line. describe the consequences that mously. Fire extensively damscse petite Miss Blomqulst presents when It’s time to ehooae a new await their full use.^’ four-story apartment bulkUiig White 32A-42C. ONLY %63S. a neat piotura of harmonloua — outfit. Another firm. Van Nuys Johnson said he haa Instruc­ The conference abolished Its and foroea 48 petsoas to flee BtinU’s Pay At You Plaatt Plan ”D” siMs$L00raeiab "Pleaae, not uniform” — dreaa. Savings, provides 10 changes a ted the American delegation to resolutions omnnUttee two years their apertoieats In Provldsnoe, •he w ean one of the apeolal year. pursue three main objeottves in ago when Democrats acted to R.I. . . . Henry Cshot Lodge'e .J U bras teM cotton Bned nylon imps estfs. avoid advertising their split a Na Moaey Down • Up To t YeM« To Pay ■ulta dally. C9taln banka generally do not an attempt to reach agreement nomination as ambassador to a 00 Daya—No Flaaaoa a Baak Financing "We feit It shouldn't be a unt- subscribe to the Idea, mainly with the TCvlet Union: over civil rights. Viet Nam approved by Broete Charg* lorm, with our Interest rats on- because of the number and 1. "To seek agreements that Oonnally said the safeguards Foreign Rslatioas committee g it graved on the buttons, or any- turnover rata of their personnel. win limit the perilous spread of put around toe Babc(X!k propos­ al were sufficient to avoid ’'dis­ ter he gtvM members a brisC* inliw Uks that,” aha said. Said a Bank of America nuclear weapons and make it Ing testing nearly UWM bourn ‘’Uniform dross can, and spokesman: "Wa thought of put- possible for all oountriss to re­ ruptive and divisive” action. He FidsI OMtro say CMban-stylt ides, inmdro oonfldonos both boatesasa in uniform, frain without fear from thf nu- said toe resolutions power bad iwoluttetti art inevltabte 08 among ouatomsra and am- touf decided not to. Ohe Idea la dear arms race. been used in toe past Latin Amwtea, wtth at wMheal doyes,” ahe said. ’’Ouatomors, for tha girl to recognise the cus­ (AP PMotolax) meaps of propaganda.” 2. To work toward ths sMso- Cuban sayperl • • • S ftU g f* hoy aoe employes In casual tomer, not for tho customer to tlva‘ limitation of nuolsar wsap-’ Babcock stud In otfeioffering Jtos Royod Couple Shares Restrained Chuckle field, Mo m . ^ oIUs < eeRNte'S ^ .s s . are Ukoly to think, 'Will havs to raoognUa the girl.” ons and nuolsar delivery ays-' rules changs that ths ^ HALE chairman, James 0. they DO casual with the buslnoaa A Bavorly Hills savings and Queen Elizabeth II doesn’t quite contain a chuckle an(i Prince Philip is even dimintoh r snee___ had become meanlngtese I’m bringing themT’ loan association got this raae- because It was muted. He Instri-1 ®**. •*Y•?. .^” *®*****P. TEL 643-4123 lees successful—'ha’s smiling broadly—at some incident taking place at Garla- dang-sr ** P'*' mieed brqtaUty ‘‘And, Pve aeon that getttng tlon whan it proposed spsolal vaat axpamung pa! sd the govamocs have a rsspoo- of M o tha aulta Inaptre# o c ^ ".Who wants to baooma a brooke Castle on the Isle of Wight. TTie Queen haa just instaUed her uncle^ i kaigtout of ilw e l ^ B6iiea a as ’’govanior and eaptaih of aU « f Our Isle o< W ight” ,iOw P ace S t t f ,<«ea r e t s MxX dHUftOiBb . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. JULY 27, 1065 P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING llERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN.» TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1966 PAOB

soma of Its shops bsfora train Touring Europe Urns. Sheinwold on Bridge 190th Anniversary Our first trip on an European Good Crowd Tolland : train was fun. Tha compart­ North daalsr ments for six psraoha made turn SPEAKING. TWO UNUSUAL LEADS Both ildai vutnarahia Quick ‘Grand Tour’ travel more Intimate than In Hears Band DEFEAT OOU) GAME NORTH Town Nominated for A ^ ^ t d f r ^ m Army Medical Service America. When you are olocated i i ' - " with such a amall group a rap­ By JOHN ORUBER By AUTtED SHBINWWJ* KQ10741 port developea in eplte of a J L U T 2 JUNIOR MUSKUM" ’Twaa a balmy sunvnar avanlng The ytwng*'’ bridge cham­ Q9S For Observing Anniversary Takes Long Planning language barrier. Things were pions aro full of lln# Ideas, ault- w a o t EAST not too cordial until my daugh­ And a goodly crowd was Ultra Known for Versatility ter passed around her oiga- Who Muna to hear tha music abla for fixed partnarahlpa. Frank Katas, Chatman offwhaa anawartag a call to hit Summer vacation time for$>for minor poolaHy In tmimamant play. M Tolland’s 3S0th anniversary cel By DORIS BELDINa ^ rattea and than we were ac­ repair work each That was wafted on the air; ^ Q73 A 6 5*4 * WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s a*aervlM that waa ersatsj In homa. (First of Threo ArtlclM) avaryona means "getting away you spitmg these Ideas on a sbratlon, received a letter cepted fwtth amlles and geitures ,vear. His house la located In Tha klda ware turning somer­ Mrs. Balls Oravw vt Ofite* Into tha tight little clique. from It all’’ for aevara) weeks. the deep water above tha dam, pick-up partner in a tong way from devaloplng vsc' America’s first wsr wss tn- yMterday from the Freedoms homa, Mrs. Backss' gradd- Early in May my daughter, Everis, and I. took ad­ gaged anew to oaring for tha American cigarettes proved to This can be anything from a The foundation la built from saults, kitchen bridge, he’d * ^ b a hla clnsa to keeping weather Foundation at Valley Forge, mother, (sll down a flight of vantage of off-season travel bargains and took a 21-day wounded of a shooting war. Thle be the open sesame In more trip across the country to Just the bottom im and can have a Tha oops ware right on hand, head givggtly aft®'' o’* J”* records and devising men's shoe P a , notifyingTying him■ that the stairs to their horns on Olsnii trip to Europe. Our condensed version of the much than . one situation during our Bitting on tha back porch. How* diameter of from 5 to 26 feet. Tha older folka amuaad tham- hand; and after the second, he d ^ K J 1 0 9 I tlma the conflict Is In Viet Nam. celebration of tha foundlniling of Dr. and broks hsr hip. Sha was lasts. The venuitUe Airoy medi­ Officials to Interviews pdnted touted “Grand Tour’ was fun, educational, exciting and travels. aver, every year, more and This laland-llka foundation la aalvea remember an appointment on * K 7 6 Tolland haa been nominated (or taksn to Rockvllls Gsnsral H(h»* cal department has bridged the with cauUoue pride to records adventure-fllled enough to provide us with years of more famlllta are discovering a solid maaa of sticks, mud and B ^lstenlng to tha band. the other aide of town. North JkMt South Wjto oompetltlon in the organiza­ pltai by ths ambulancs sarly Jacques Bmprln greeted ue gan over the yesra. Indicating that, so fsr, ths sal­ enthualastlcally on our arrival the Joys of camping and are turf and extends to a few ’The Guardsman all fought val­ Opening lead — HMght of 1 Fail 2 0 fC tion's annual freedom awards Saturdi^ morning. pleasant memories. loading the car with camp gear 2 V Observing Ita lOOIh anniversa­ vaging of American woundad tn oompetltlon. came a flying enthusiast, and is in Caen Saturday. After stop­ inches above the water level. iantly apadea. . Fait 2 N T PsH Ths ‘fS-ysar-oId woman waa During Uie fall aeaoon lower and taking oft for tha peace and 3 NT All Pam ^ ry today, the Army Medical Viet Nam has been batter than Tha celebration committee mtea are once more available, now convinced It la tha only ping at our hotel wa went to On top of this foundation the With trumpet, read and drum The opening lead la a subject Seivlea — born early in the vlaltlng tha Backss while Mrs. quiet of the woods. After the Ini­ much discussed by the New In any previoue war. will subnnt a summary of the aocommodation.^ ea«y to find way to travel. his apartment, where hla wife, beaver constructs a crude And folks were quite regretful American Revolutionary War — Backs#’ mother waa on a trip tial ruah of aatting up camp la Scientists, particularly In their In urging caution in making events. Including photograjfiis, and Ifiere are a wide variety of Time differencea between Oinetta, prepared dinner, oom- dome-shaped room with thick when for the slnglaton, but tMa hand oould dalm a number ot offbeat to AlaskA 1 plete with the savory French over, tha fun of discovery be­ walla, and an inclined entrance­ The program waa all done. excellent magazine, The Bridge comparieona with other con­ newspaper clippings, lettsrs of Boout Bchoiaribtps tMnge to do and aee in Europe. New York and London had ua gins. A woodland path may lead Is not evan oIo m to an opening' and little-known achlevementi flicts, they pdnted out that “ the commendation, the program of Biconomy plane farea are In ef­ potage we became eo fond of way that leads through the Wa hops thay’U oome again Journal. "Lead a low card only Boy Scout Troop 15 will visit arriving at 6:35 a,m. Friday to the edge of a stream where bid. You have only 1 Quick* aalde from major advances to (uU range of enemy wesponry activities and histo^ o f Tol­ fect after Aug. 4. From Aug. 30 but cennot duplicate because It bottom of the foundation into someUme when you’re reaBy Interested In ths Lake of I sIm Scout Rsasiv even though we flew laea than lha king flahar can be seen div­ Trick, and ahould have at least 2 madlclna and aurgery. enoountered to (Worid War II land prior to the foundation's to Nov. 4 most air lines offer la never prepared twice the the pond. Here the beaver fam, With mualc bright and gay. a auit, they urge” "If you .have vatlon in North Stonlngton dur­ six hours and left Thursday at ing for hla dinner. Or, If you Quick TVlcka tor a sound open­ Many perhapa loiow that and Korea) hae not been met in Nov. 1 deadllns. same. lly lives In security during the To wile away a happy hour nothing In the sirit, lead a high 'vs ing the second week of August the apeolal 14 to 21 day round 7 p.m. are very lucky, you may dla ing bid. Army reiearchers conquered Viet Nem, and In this sense It le The awards are determined trto rates we enjoyed. The Emprlns, both young winter months. Here the babies, And cheer ua on our way. card to warn your partner. Scholanhlps eiu-ned this year Being much too excited to cover a beaver dam. yellow fever, developed the first doubtfid that tiie Injuries we by Jury including state Qjprome Viewing our many .sliden and EngUah teachers, appeared In or kits, aa they are called, are That about sums up last When this hand was played a were awarded to Timothy Peck- sleep on the way over wa Sines ancient time the beaver Copyright, 1966 ' specific treatment (or typhoid have treated represent the full court Justices and national ex­ photographs we still find It Neighbor’s Kitchen last August. bom In April or May. evening’s concert at O n ter few months ago In the competi­ ham, Phillip LaPoInte, AUaa planned to rest a little and has been of interest to man. Be General Featurea Oorp, fever, and isolated the ifinM of range of types of Korean or ecutive officers of patriotic, hard to believe we were able They were touring New Eng­ The principal food of the Park, presented by the 26-man tion for the Vanderbilt Oip, Jeff Landern, Ronald Bouchard, freshen up at our hotel before fore the white man came to this Asian flu. World War II battla wounds and service and veteraits* organiza­ to see and do so much In such meeting a friend for our ont land on their honeymoon and in beaver la bark, preferably that lOSnd Arm y Band (CNO ). Sev­ Rubeivi, editor of The Bridge Rene Blanchette, Freeman Col- country, the beaver — Castor Journal, led. the eight of spades Few may know that Army Injuries.” tions, and to be aiuiounced at ella, Kenneth Selby, Rudy Ky- a relatively .short time. We day’s tour of London. The fact Manchester as guests of Mr. canadenaia, as the scientist calls of poplar and elder. Btorege of eral hundred people turned out madlca, midway In the 19th cen­ from the West hand to warn The first Army hospital was ceremonies hsld Washington’s noch, Gregory DunU, Henry must admit that It did take that we were unable to get In­ and Mrs. Charlaa Gilbert, 42 him — waa widely dtatributed winter food begins In earnest to hear the hour-long concert Duke to Attend tury, predated the U.8. Weather plenty of stamina as we were Wellington Rd. By a strange Ms partner that he personally established in s one-room cabin Birthday, Feb, 23, 1966. Nom­ Sxemreylo and Gary AAweH. to our room before 1 p.m. al­ throughout the country and was during late summer. With hla comprised of music in the light­ Bureau in keeping the nation’s on the go practically every mo­ coincidence the dlberta had had nothing much In spades. If In Cambridge, Mass., In 1776. inees will be Judged solely on Assistant Scoutmaster Fhan* tered our plans and we hid to very numerous. AU our Indian razor-sharp orange - colored er vein. 'The event was part of Re§erve School It struck a good spade holding In weather records, conceived In Today the service operates 83 the "Credo of the American cla Duntz wlU accompiuiy ths ment. Cornfortable walking be satisfied with a aplaah of dropped in for a brief vls4t the tribes had one or more legends front teeth a beaver can cut the training o f OonnecUcut Na­ rtioes were the most Important nfght before our arrival. Blast hand, well and good; othor- 1660, the punched-caixl system hoepitala, 800 dlsi>enBariea and W ay of Life,” which includes cold water on our faces instead about hin\ and the flrat whits down an average of 6 treee tional Guardsmen on two weeks The Temperature^8 Rising for Rockville General Hospital boys on the trip. Item in mir cut-to-the-bone A fter dinner I was Intro­ wtee, Elaiit could shift at will to Maj. Russell V. Duke of 46 used In modem tabidating ms- Boma 800 separate dental clinic# the Bill of Righta and the state A series of classes In pioneer­ of the needed rest. Had we fore­ setUers added many of their every 10 days. These are cut acUve duty at Camp Dempsey, chlnes, deviaed in 1013 s rtioe ment, ‘T o personally understand wardrobe, which, even so, in­ duced to Calvados, the famous into amall lengths and stored a dlflerenl suit. Webster Point Rd., Madison, ad­ throughout the world. They Members of Rockville General Hoepltal'a auxiliary, prepar­ Junior High School auditorium on Sept. 24 and 25. Co-chair­ ing, soil and water conserva* seen this we would have taken own. NianUc. last aidopted for A m y shoes and and maintstin the American cluded .some e.xtras we oould apple brandy of thU region, I in piles anchored deep in the Declarer played the king of jutant and staff administrative have some 16,000 doctors, ing for the fund-raising Hi-Fever Btolllea to September, dis­ man for the production are Mrs. Joseph Cosgrove and Mrs. Uon snd hiking are being glvea a morning flight from New Directed by CWO Theodore later for dvlUan uae, and Ini­ nurses, dentista, veterinarlana, Way of Life, to honor It by his have done without. would suggest that It be Uken No mammal has played a pond bear hla home. When the spadee from dummy at the first assistant to the commanding cuss plans for the variety show over a symbolic handful of Harry McMahon. Committee chalm en Include Mrs. Fay; at the home of Explorer ad­ York, which would have ar­ more significant role la the his­ Karsmarskl, the band was also tiated In 1910 for use of liquid own exemplary conduct, and to Our Independent assault on cautiously as I had only a few pond it covered with Ice hia trick, but Roger Stwm. playing officer of the Connecticut Army dteticiana and other officers. In themometers. Mrs. Donald Fay (left), program chairman, Mrs. Alan Mead, publicity; Mrs. Ronald Kuzuch, talent; Mrs. visor Edward Peckham for rived at a reasonable hour tory of our country than tha led through several numbers by chlorine for the purification of pass it Intact to sucoeding gen­ (he Old World was planned six drops on a lump of sugar and harvest of wood la easily the Blast cards, was not de­ National Guard 206th Engineer addition, the service numbers consults with committee members Mrs. W. H. Tuppeny Jr., Gary Ramsdell, patrons; Mrs. William Rady and Mrs. Wood­ boys in the troop and tha Ba* Thursday night, in time for a its warmth stayed with me f o r ' ■•^•kver. R waa tha search for T-4 Sullivan, and played mu­ Group at Uie Orange St. Armory' water. thousands of anllated medical erations is the responsibility of months in advance. It Involved good night'a rest before sight­ reached by means of the under­ ceived. He won with the ace of Mrs. Donald Moyer, and Mrs. Edward Dynon (with ths ru ff Driggs, tickets; and Mrs. Luke O’Connor, costumes. plorer post many happy hours pouring over hours. I beaver pelts that sent the white sic of average difficulty In a spadee and tfilfted to a club. in New Haven, has been select­ On Its anniversary day, Ihs personnd. them om eters). The show w ill be produced by Cargill Pro­ (Heittid photo by Satemis.) every true American.” seeing. water entrance to his lodge. better than average way. Awards vary from $25 to maps, and .several sessions with Caen, capital of Lower Adult beavers are from 3 to The exact club to lead is Im­ ed to attend the special Reserve ductions Co., of New York, and will be presented at Sykes Maacheater Evening 0efSJd Mrs. Oharlea Daniell of Sel- neaa of the new world. In pio­ There wasn’t anything out­ $6,000, and medals and cartifl- a travel agent. We finally Normandy, is In Oalvadoa I ^ v - 4 feet long and weigh up to 60 portant In this situation. Dum­ Component Command and Gen­ Tolland eorrespondeiA sey, Sussex, who appeared last neer days, beaver eklne became standing, but there wasn’t any­ cates are also riven. agreed on an Itinerary which ince. Because of its nearness to pounds. Their outer guard hair my’s club would trap West’s eral Staff College course at Bolton QnatnUe, teL 876-2845. October In Neighbor’s Kitchen, the medium of exchange for thing that was bad. tee chairman; and fifimer Former President Dwight D. combined vi.slta to friends in the aea ahmit three-quarters of Is short and sleek and flattens ten If Blast made a normal low Camp McOoy, Wisconsin, in met us at the hotel. We made such cammoditiaa aa tobacco, A featured quartet of in­ Vernon Friedrich, park chairman. BXsenhower Is chairman of the london. Caen, Milan and Num- It was demolished In the 1944 when iwet, cutting down re­ lead. Stern therefore made the Augu-st. her acquaintance when idle was food, cooking utenaila, rlflea, strumentalists was too amall to People Serving Abroad foundation and Colonel John H. ■berg, with tripe to Parle, Lu­ battle of the Nonnandy Land­ sistance to the water when they deceptive lead of the Jack of A Manchester native, Majog In Manchester visiting her etc. Many American fortunes be effective in the open air, Torpedoman’s Mate Norman Oleim Jr., former astronaut, cerne. Venice, Florence and ings. Fortunately some incom­ swim. Underneath this hair is clube. Duke waa graduated from Man­ PBC W ill Seek Estimates daughter. Mrs. Doreen Murphy were built on exploitation of this even with electronic amplifica­ R. Mayers, son of Mrs. WliUfred serves as vice ehEtirman of Rome. parable ancient buildings were a thick layer of underfur. A Thinking Blast had led from a chester H i^ School and the Uni­ More Renewal Razing Set of 842 Center St. Her son, Gor­ animal and this exploitation al­ tion, but the band Itself sound­ M. Cote, Bakos Rd., Is serving Reading travel sections of spared and now Mve In harmony layer affair in this underfur suit headed by Jack-ten, South versity of Connecticut. He en­ youth activities. don Hustings, entertained us at most caused Its extinction. For­ ed pretty well as set up In the In the aboard the submarine U8S Sea Dr. Kenneth D. Wells Is presi APPLIANCE newspapers and travel maga­ vrtth the rebuilt, modem city. prevents the water from reach­ played low from his hand and listed in the C.N.Q. Cavalry In For School Addition Plans zines occupied our spare time his London office '^and ohauf- tunately, many states, includ­ park. Marches were Inter­ Robin with the Sixth Fleet in dent and tnisteea include Con­ One htotorloal site is an 11th ing his akin so that his body won with dummy's queen of 1940 and was inducted into fed- But Hotel May Stand Awhile the Mediterranean Sea. The and we made a file of places we fered us about on a brief but Century easUe by William ing Connecticut, have passed spersed with popular music and necticut Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, bum ramains warm and dry. The clube. When East’^ regained the | oral service with the 208th Coast The pubUc buMdlng oamm1s-< ' H ie 10 a.m. Maaa Sunday was Sea Robin's home port is New would visit. intensive tour of that wonder­ the Omqueror. Traces of this protective laws, and during the sihow tunes in a choice that ' Artillery In 1941. FVancis Cardinal Spellman, REPAIR fully historic town. beaver swims by using his lead wrlth the ace of hearts he rton (PBC) will ask two tor Mrs. Batbara Struff at the News London. A coupon, offering free bro­ may be seen in the midst of past ten years tha beaver pop­ seemed to please the listeners. Major Duke served in the A number of colnmercial^ New rectangular backboards Raymond Burr (TV’s Parry London is far too important large webbed hind feet and his led another club, and Wept de srchlteds for esUmaitea of the request of Mrs. Harry FaSs- chures from TW A Airlines on fine gardens. ulation hers has ateadUy In­ 0(khy enough. The Star Southwest Pacific Theater dur­ building^s are scheduled to be have been Installed on the bas­ Mason), General of the Army to skip over and we both .vow­ paddle-shaped tail as a rudder. feated the contract with three cost tor preliminary plana tor nacht. The 10 a.m. Mass next packing, wardrobe planning, creased from a handful of colo­ Elpangled Banner was not In­ ing World n, taJdng part In Joan Bennett ketball courts at the park. Floater Omar N. Bradley, the Honorable SERVICE ed to return for an extended Sunday our hosts were free The front legs are used but club tricks. War proposed renovattons and addi- Sunday wifi be offered for Mrs. demolished starting Monday un­ shopping and tipping abroad, nies in 1962 to about 152 colo­ cluded by this military organ­ Present plans are for games Ellsworth Bunker, Gen. Lucius visit In I the near future. to take us on a day-long mo­ are folded back under the Very pretty, for serious stu- the AustraJlan defense, the Par- tlons to Dolton BBememtary Struff, at the requeet of the GILFORD, N.H. (A P ) — Ac­ der phase two of the Rockville plus a menu translator and cur­ tor trip. We headed for the nies at the present time, most­ ization. The final nianber was puan, the Dutch - New Guinea' to be played Mondays, Tues- WASHINGTON — When does D. a a y , W alter Cronkita and It was difficult to Bleep with chest. He can stay under water dents of the grame. Forget it If School, so that the amount can CXIW. The Mass tomorrow morn­ tress Joan .Bennett opened Mon­ Redevelopment Agency's demo­ A l l rency converter, was clipped aeaooast and lunched at a de­ ly In L ltch flM and Hartford 'lAmerica The Beautlfiil." and the PhUippine campaigns. dayz and 'Wednesdays at night. the Army go to sea? When It Gen. Nathan F. Twining. M L L Mum I our heads full of the glimpse counties. for SLS much u twelve minutes you are having trouble re­ be requested at a town meet- ing wUl be tor Lee Vlolette, at day night In a straw hat produc­ lition program. and sent out and the pam­ Anyway, It was a nice eve­ He was a'warded the Distin­ Those planning to participate builds a floating nuclear VFW Auxiliary we had of London Town, even lightful restaurant, L ’Eecala, at at a time. When a beaver Is membering the point count. insr- (he request of the Iona Manu­ tion despite the death Saturday Heading the list of buildings phlets we received were Inval­ Rlve-Pltige, Caen directly on An Industrial fellow and an swimming, the square profile ning,- nice entertainment, and Daily Question guished Unit CltaUon, the Philip­ of her Bister, Constance. ahould register at the recrea­ power plant. A $17.2 million Mrs. Louise Dombek was in­ though we were exhausted ingenious architect and en­ BldiicBitlonal apeoifleaUons facturing Oo. to be leveled is the Rockville INSTANT uable during our travele. the beach. O ff the tourist route, is a reliable Indentiflcatlon. His fun for everyone young and old, As dealer, you hold: Spades, pine Liberation Ribbon and the She said :toe would fly to New tion office at the park as soon contract ceils tor plants to pro stalled as assistant door guard from having lost one night’s gineer. the activities of a beav­ wQl be sent to Arnold Deborah Jean Harpln, daugh­ Hotel, but Mrs. Beth’-Lou Wil­ Departure time. May 8. fi­ the tiny eating place served neighbor the muskrat is smiU- as yrell as those with ages In Q-J-7-4; Hearts, J; Diamonds, Asiatic-Pacific Service Medal. York tor the funeral and return as possible. vide electric power tor strategic at the July 10 meeting o f ths SERVICE rest. W e finally managed to er are weH worth observing. between. I haven’t seen so many Lawrence, who was the archl- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Har­ liams, asst, executive director Army torcee and emergency VFW Auxiliary County Council nally came and we left Bradley relax a little before morning, wonderful seafood In many un­ ler and has a less angular pro­ K-J-10-9-8; Oluba, K-7-A What He Is married to the former for tonMt’s performaiKe of Edward Chapman has been The dam he builds is quite' an people in the park for years, teot for Bolton Junior-Senior pln of Ctork Rd., was baptised of the renewal agency, said to­ power tor port citiea hit 1^ in Manchester. FMeld for Kennedy Airport, via when we would leave by plane familiar but utterly dalicioua file, while tha profile of the do you sayT Marie Grady of WllUmantlc and Jifiy 4. “ Never Too Late," In which rtie elected president of the Maple prop plane. M y daughter, who engineering feet. Each stick la and all of them seemed delight­ High Sctlool, and Danoe and day that demolition of the hotel dioasUr or by enemy action. Delegates to ths council In­ for Paris and entrain for Nor­ ways. otter la distinctly rounded. Answer; Pase. You have 11 they have t'wo children, Susan-.' Overdue Taxes oostars with Tom Elwell. may be delayed. Grove Club. Other officers in­ Call 646-0111 had never flown brfore, was anchored by mud and atones aa With the Lutz Junior Muse­ ed with the concert. McHugh, a Hartford architect­ clude M is . Louise Dombek and mandy. After lunch we went on to pointB In Mgh cards and 2 points Marie, 14, and Michael Sean 11. Mis. A. A. Maneggia, tax col- "When you are a Show busi­ She explained that the con­ clude Lou Gleim, vice presi­ not too-happy on the flight to it is laid and aa the dam grawM, um closed to the public for the ural flm . WiilUam J. McHugh MORELAND NAMED Mrs. Lorraine White. Alternatea Lilw ation Day, May 8, was tour Arromanchea and Omaha leotOT, has reminded taxpayers ness family tor 100 years as we demnation of the hotel is in dent; Roger Burke, recording New York. A fter a few hours tmigs and atlcka are Inter- month o f August, our building fives on Venwn Rd. HARTFORD (A P )—Gov. John were Mrs. Bertha Payna and being celebrated in France Beach, scenes of the most gi­ paying delinquent taxes that are,” Miss Bennett said, "The the courts, and that before secretary; Bruce Lusa, finan­ on the Jet to Europe she be- wrd building admlnlnstraUon’a Social Secur­ 23 In Enkton, Md. She and her once the center of death and tal diagnostic service for $20 tor Eut all-purpose room, Im­ the tests, might be undertaken and the City Garage are also violence. ity - health care bill begins Its husband live at 49 Pioneer and 20 per cent of the cost proved kitchen facUltieB and Wednesday. to be tom down within the next final whirl through Congress Circle. As a fitting finale to the re­ above $30. more lavatories, as well as Girl Tumg Bike few weeks, Mrs, Wifiiama said. today with no roadblocke hi The former Arizona senator, minders of World War n we — For payment cf $3 a month, possible conversim of present 56, injured Ms cervical ver­ Most of the buildings are va­ eight. * stopped at the American Ceme­ inclusion in a federally matched basement daserooms to storage Into C ar’s Path tebrae as a young man and re­ cant, or wtU be by the time the tery overlooking Utah Beach. ' Tha once highly eontroveraial and supervised insurance sys­ rooms. cently has suffered back pains, wreckers are ready to oroceed. measure wae approved by tem that wlH provide coverage Night Basketball The ground waa presented to Tour Friendly Host, Bay Stanko says — The PBC tost night also re­ A young girl on a bicycle apparently aa a result erf the the United States by the people marginadf 3 to 1 by both Senate for 80 per cent of moat doctor's MEADOWS'’-'" ceived a letter from the board injury. Volunteers to participate in bills in a year, the patient pay­ Hi/o spcrn (XPiu ri ri swiii swerved into the path of a car FIRST GUSS WITH EATOWI of Normandy and la the final and House earlier this year. OOME 'N DANCE THURS., FBI. or SAT. a night basketball program are 1215'/j SILVER LANE— EAST HARTFORD of education, reporting that on E. Middle Tpke. yesterday This second run through te nec- ing the first $50. being sought by the Vernon resting place for about 17,000 ENDS TONIGHT ** P Don Moore and “ Hla VersatUes” some of the gym skyUghts leak­ afternoon, police say. Marianne Terplan men, leas than half the caaual- eeeary because their bUls varied Omar Sharif—Color ed during the recent deluge Recreation Department. Games "ALL MEATS ar« FRESH CUT — ASTRONAUT OPERATION — Wednesday NIghta O N LY — Jean Brown, 13, of 51 Jensen VENICE, Italy (AP) — Mari­ lUea suffered in that area. and a conference committee "OenghU Khan” and asking when a few cor- St. was riding her bike on the will be played outdoors at Hen­ SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — “COUNTRY and W ESTERN MUSIC” anne Teiplan, 28, prime bafieri- ry Park. NONE or* PRE-PACKAGED!" A large statue stands In the had to work out a oomptomlae Steve McQueen r s o tim to the heating system right side of the turnpike new measure. Surgeons prepared today to re­ na of the Romanian State Op­ AT LOW ECONOMY RATES center of an arcade at the edge ”Baby The Rato • For Party Reservations—Phone 648-6068 a wm be made. Princeton St. going up a hill Lights are being Installed at The House acta ftret — at the move the gall bladder at eetro- era, has asked Italian author­ the park, and games are plan­ of the cemetery and plaques Must Fall” • DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS—86e a Douglas Cheney, PBC chair­ in front of the car driven by STORE HOURS: are Inscribed with tributes to start o f buaineea today with dts- naut Alan L. Bean. man, sEild that the contractor ities for political asylum. ned to start about Aug. 1. The 83-year-old Navy lieuten­ Bertha Llpgens of 21 Ridge­ She left other members of the Toes., W ed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., F ri. 9 to 9 our valiant dead. Hundreds of cusslon limited to an hour. The STARTS WED. has already inspected the sky- There will be two separate ant commander from Fort wood St. when she suddenly company after faking illness French vtaltors come here each Senate and President Johnson Carroll Baker OAK ST. RESTAURANT Ughte and that the PEC will leagues, one for boys 13 to 15, Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed All Day Monday) Worth, Tex., entered the Air swerved and was struck by the during a sightseeing visit Sun­ weekend, some with flowena for are expected to follow qidckly, 1st Showing— Color Inform the architect c f the sit­ the second for those 16 and Force’s WlMord Hali Hospital 10 OAK ST. PLENTY of FREE PARKINO right front fender of the car. day night. She presented herself the graves. probaUy before the end of the "HARLOW” uation BO that the leakage can qlder. week. ' Sunday after a month of medi­ Manchester Memorial Hos­ at police headquarters and said Our trip continued to Bayeux, Ahilclrrn undur i2 be eliminated. ' pital officials report the girl A major hreakUrrough in cal treatment. she did not want to return to about 15 mllea from Caen and GIANT ri?IF PLAYGROUND The heating problem is more waa brought in and treated for home of the famous tapestry American social welfare leglSla- A spokesman for the Manned complicated bemuse H in-volves Bucharest. Spacecraft Center In Houston abraisona on her left side and amd equally famous Norman tlcn, the faUl attempts to lighten oontlngenoy fimd finances, the burden of aging in three said Bean wDl be out of action was discharged. The car’s right COMPARE OUR gothic cathedral of Notre Dame. lyhloh are still in a turmoU. fender is dented and the bike’s Oaude Rains This was tha flrat French town baatt ways; for about two weeka PRICES ON ALL Mattoeo Dally 1:30 ANCHEST e r End^Tonlght Genghis Khan Most of the original contin- front fork Is bent. NFJW YORK (AP) — Actor WED. ONLY to be deliberated by Americana 1. Assure virtually ah Amerl- ^ n c y fund Included in the Claude Rains, 76, is returning to Ifr. William J. Olsmn, deed Neighbor Sam PRESCRIPTIONS Jime 8, 1944. oans 66 or older of hotpltallza- school bond issue, has been Broadway after an absence of It was surprising to see the Uon and nursing heme protec­ Wed.— Cinderella s^nt. The PBC has $6,600 re­ nearly 10 years to play In "So 106 Arundel Ave., West Hartford, tion at low cost. . ARTHUR DRUG MACHINE SLICED well known tapestry and note jvM*iinSTUJOOD ',r .-.M ri, , ;) ,j maining from an approjnlation Mtu?h of Earth.” that it is not a tapestry at all 2. Provide all Americans 66 or JHE fbr preliminary plans, which Police Arrests He will play the role of an ex­ saya: but an embroidery of wool on over protection against most Spun of Laughter. Music c(>uld be used for contingencies, iled dictator who is ajsked by his linen, 231 ft. long and 19% inch­ doctor biila, again at minimal but which the conunlselon has coHleagues to return to power. CENTER CUT es wide. This la placed around cost. "McHALE’S NAVY Roy Dukett, 22, Glastonbury, “ I t is cheaper than another c $ ^ $ » * i #11^61 sion of the Bodal Security Sys­ RgimHwnot wcHWPnww Women will meet tonigM at ‘warrants after he was pulled have our own Impressions of tem since Ua Inception during PLETELY SATISFIED wMh M in every i«spec1, we’M benefits. pbM savings on fuel eoels, furnace Paris but, almost all travelers T he NoJorious 7 [80. Former board membera o ff the road by a patrolm w on President Franklin D. Rooae- and committee chairmen are Tolland Tpke. Karash told po­ remove Hie equipment and mfund every penny will beat remember its traffic vek’s New Deal. ing, and repair bWe -r- yonl And modem Qaa I sAked to attend. lice he was not aware of the snarls, scatterbrained motorista Alone with the broadened and and its natives hurrying along, lA FRED KO M lM AR-BcSwaSg^ggaSSraa iThe Legion of Miary wUl meet warrants. Court date la set for you've paid on H, Thait'a -bow aure we are y o u l Ing one o< today’s beat bfugninei new bene'' i win come an In­ Aug. 2. many with long loavea of bread crease In -.jcial Security taxes tontgbt at 8:46. tucked under their arms wMch — for workers, bosses and the WINDOW they nibbled as they walked. self-employed. The-Increase win CALL YOUR HEATING CONTRACTOR The views from a trip on the Wo Reserve The Right To Umit QuantWes continue to mount. As of next 7:00 - 9:15 I Seine waa wondaiful, as era me­ Jan. 1, tha flnrt 16,600 wffi be SHADES SU ND AYS I LAST DAY — Walt Dlaney's “MONKEY’S UNCLE” - Color OR THS HARTFORD GAS CORWPANY mories of chestnut bloaaoma, the taxaMa instead of tlM current Eiffel Tower, the general grand­ $1,800. 1:00 - 4:60 - BURNSIDE Mod* to Ordtr 6:20 - 6d0 FARM FRESH ~ eur of the buildings and the Im­ This year the moat a worker ALSO pact of the night Ifhiminatlons. has to M y for Sodat Security is VENETIAN ILINDS The general attitude of Parl- $174, » a boas haa to pay the alana toward ua was not so won­ Bring your old rollers in same amount for him. Under Stlrts Tonuimillf I ^ 6t80-0:06 and snvo S6o per shndo derful as wa thought at first currant law thia maximum was ■wimillWW "Insomnia” Mat. 1:80, Eve. 6.8:86 their coolness, even rudanass, A t Bagular Low Prloea gl.O# to rise to 1198 for 1966 and 1967 LEASE VIArSTK'INIUIKEr CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE waa reserved only for Ameri­ and to $333.30 In 1966. A CAS KO M FAUL DODOE PONTUC LARGE EGGS VALIE OF YOVR HOMEr cana. Discussing ttiia with tour­ If and when the bill beoomea "F ln g y " 8:46 - "Maralo” lO iU wwimsiimiiiim im aFT ists from other lands wa found law, tha worker earning at laast I f your homa Is S, 10, IS It to be a common falling, and $6,600 will pay $377.30 tMxt year, years old, its “msrkst” later discovered that Parisians ALL MAKES and Ma ernplo^ 9r tha aamo. bi value may have inersassd. uaa this same manner in deal­ 1967 and 1966 LIkswIst, its r»plnc0 W0ut ing with each other, which made Zij^ ea o h wIB pay TONURaNMa nsmEuvHE $290.40 and by i ^ they wlU ba eost undoubtedly has It easier for us to tolerate. Our ALL MODELS PMrtag $$66.40 r’ '':h :h. , rison. I f your homo in­ stay was enjoyable in eplte of Thia la to help auppoit a pra- SHMeir surance limits haven’t this. gram whoao ooat baa been aMl- been chackad racantly yoa A IWwMl Mdw l**" iCiinioiL USE OUR ONE OR TW O YEAR may have inadeqnata eov- matod at j u t undar $6.6 billion Food Output Slumpa a y m . Companion Foatnro erut. Call na for a fraa policy chaok-np. 'fh# bonoUta provldad older UEASING PLAN NEW YORK — In Latin Americana under thia bill are awER % Amartoa, food production per many. Haro, to oavaula, are SuipMMgfUl S*x Mystify Rob*rt J. Smllli, he. peMoa has dropped 7 par cent aomo: m the peat ftva yaara. n Asia, — 60 days of hoapItaliaBitton at 60S MAIN *T. SNcludtng Oommuniat CMna, M a ooat of $40. Than, another 90 PAUL DODGE la dropp^ Mwut 8 per oSht a days for $10 a day. mm Fhone 649-5M1 year. Where modest galiu In ~ 100 days In a nuntng homo L A. JOHNSON agrloulture productivity hava at a oo<6 of IS a day for aaob U T M O M K im been made, they hava baan day abovo 30. TBCMNICOkOSa PONTIAC PAINT 00. m m : IM B H itt mors than canealad by inoreaa- — 100 vlatta at boma toon n s MAIN 8T. big populaUoa. Btarta Wad.—Ella. Taylor, Rieh. Burton, ”THB SAND Pm iR” STS Mdn St MANCH^TBR 649*2881 toBMa or tootatoluM PHONE 649-4501 75.000 PIOPU IN M tA TM HARTFORD BUOY AUTOMATie BAS N iATilB f (.• O H

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1966 r ^ f o u B MAlfCRBBTER EVENXNO HERALD,. 1CANCBB8TER. CONK., TUE8DAT. 3V LY 27, 1968 pleading guilty to the ohargoof 1 2 tli C lrenit oreaoh of pom Annual ‘^Ugly American’ Author 'DowntoMTi Renewal TIm ease againat Ralph Fort- 5M y5«wwicM niiis Matuhratsr TIm Noond sampis eaa to# Bm otoiy aon,. 85, of Racilord, eharglng Town Reports •r just hew and whsfi and why KriMMAy Court Cases him with hto oosmta of nagU- Eugene Burdick, 46, Dies ' MOW m i U O L M A t Connett gant bomloMa, was oontlnusa to Eonting ijmiUi effsrad the nomination far rioe psafU Aug. 8. Bis oar went off tfla rUBUO WOMU dant to Xyndsta 1 . ifoimiMK. t t iDPtani To Affect Schools MAifCHumm smoioif BAN DDbOO, OaUf. (AP) — PIN! PHARMACY road and ptowed into thras pso- DBPAKniBMT Whan the hsaflwaitor at tha aEnS!j ma ttat Isspis «tto Or^-ito jtte ijjgy.aaMs Yaafeee Keith Hannan, It, of Somora bNlli« two, on Itt. 8 hi The Department of PObUe Ohampagna Room of tha Manila •M CEWTEK n . Mt4B14 room tofsthar during soma sf the ,S8«> Th« prdbaWe f»tee of three oentrany located echtyls plaadod guUty to taking a mo­ * last May. tor vohlole without pesmaston, r, at, of Rotyoka, Works, formally estabUehed Hotal saw. tha Mra man aaun- eial oonvarsotlons toeoived ate hi semo B f A.11.0L In the wake of the propoeed redevelopment scheme for damaga to private property, last October by s charter tartng in waarlng. B am u^ Maas, plaarifd i» i guUty to ahorts, ha diinraiuy axptolnad disagreement as to wMat MM aotually the Main St. ehf^ping district were discussed last night and operating while lleenae la brtaklag and. a n ta i^ vrith ehango, will require the coordi­ said, and M to what might hdva bssa Ws pauses to the biMtl ^ t a preliminary meeting between local educators and under susptnalon. eriminal tatant and Ma onas araa that thay ' waba lnijlro{pariy today, to oontsim^ts a hound evor to tho Hartford nated eitorta of Ita varioua di- drasaad and wouM h a v a ' to meant toy what .wm said. gone yesterday, ws are ‘tm olau of th« l U n e h ^ r Hannan had used a nalgh' vlalona, over lha next seveml laava. .Bnti .gsv«lo|ni«nt Agency. The eeS- hor’s tractor and then his truiok Qounty Suporior Court. Anolhar Any historian who wanted to toHta monad baric by the newt which was described by Curtis charts of Isroaiiy under fSSO yeafa. “In ordtr to obtain max- Bo thay did. Tha naxt morn­ Edward A. Platt, ons-Umi iilon narited the fl^ t of lev* as structurstly sound. The sM* to try to start a oar a few unura oparating aoonomy and ing, EugaiM Buntlok' and WU^ down a firm, faotuai aeoount of wfuX SiU which are expected to be weeka ago. He couldn’t sU it was noQad. sheriff of Fairfield itself Is a very strategloally lo­ BUan Harris of HMtasMe, aarvtcea to tha public.’’ 11am Ladarar, oo-autbors of happened In sithsr of thssa two In- one-time RspubUoan loadsr .Booductad duilng the coming cated one, he said. the oar rat ho did manago to “Tha Ugly Amerloan,”, a hook bum out tho olutoh on the N.T. plaadad not guilty to break* That la tha opinion of Public T w stancaa of the determination tt rather that (jounty, to not gotog .Aoatha. Bennet Junior High School Is ing and entering with criminal Works DIractor Waltar Fusa wMch aha^ly baratad tha fail- tm portut lames wmld lnev|ta!toly have load any more salliss '^ S c a u e e of the preludlal na­ truck, said the prosecutor, and la Includad In Ma annual Inga of Aroerioana away from ture of last night'e eeaalon, only also usable In the long-term James MIrabUa The State Mo­ InUtit and laroiny undar 8860 lOtiui •*••••••••»•••••* to seek further testimony. BOsntualiy, forays down out of tha sense, CurUs Indicated, e*i>e- and bar caaa was continued to town report for the 1964-68 fla- homa, chackad oiit of tha hotai. Ucra fastnesses of ths kin a few eweeplng general Ideae tor Vehicle Department later cal year, This 1968 inotdant in tha Phil* he would )iava to weigh It all topathsr, erere toeeed around; however, claUy the facilities at. the eiuit notified the prosecutor of Han­ Thuraday. She la lha aOsgad ac- of Sherman. side of Main 8t. The building oaSBOiy in LsmM Miller’s ease. F\ua reports that atudiea Ippinea waa a tidy oomauppuea AseoeuitedsKfst 1 rad make hla own decision—not m to ahtta of Inevltablo problem* to nan’s suspension. of too aort that daUghtad author Edward Platt and this sdlh> home were encountered. Fore- at the west side oouM conven­ Judge Max Relcher aaid he Tha oaas against Mrs. Bar­ have been performed for the • IMS of rep illoetTon of all n e w s f C w^t'WM ooUd, undmlabls, utishakabls respondent, by our dtreM iently be converted Into an of­ bara Day of 618 Main S t charg­ purpose cf coordinating the Burdick, a mra who outraged pelchosMtORf ereditsd Ise eiadR ‘l U ^ among the problem* fac- must deal harshly with Hannan planning and modernising of toa U.S. State Dapartment with H ^ln this paper eai aews puW fact, but M to efliat wm probably tho routes, arrived at Ctopltri Hill ' big the two groups were those fice building for the school aya- because of similar offenses in ing her with operating a motor ihod hirs. in Hartford in the sams yeaft tern. viiUcla without a licenao was a uie Mghway dlviston, but, "1 ^ Ms criticism of foralgn policy All rlmts of rspublleatlon of speelri 4M> version elosiOt to the teaUtlas. e a tin g to ^ e e school* «lt- the pest. He fined him |100 for cause of the heavy work load. rad toe American voter, whom petelItches horsln are aleo reserved. both for our first session of ths ilng on the perimeter of the One Intriguing outoome of the licence violation and gave causa lor comic roUaf In the Ths eyas through which human General Aseembly, he as tha tense and crowded courtroom Implementation of the study re­ he viewed with the cool detach' The Hereld rriatlag Comp Btopoeed redevelopment cone— the redeveUrpment project, ac­ him SO days In jail for the sults have been slow.” ment of an entomologiat. •umee no (Inaaeiel ree tosings ass, ths sa n by which they hoar, member from Bherman, ws as ' Einnet Junior High School and cording to Curtis, may be the other two. after her Mifband explained Um Orsphicel errore appeerl . the cub correspondent. Otir ctrounutances. He states that, "thla Impor­ Burdick, 46, coUapead rad ■UOENB BUBIHOK and Um mental proessees through whleh the Unooln and Nathan Hale neoeaaity of conatruotlng a But Judge Reioher aahl he tant area of work wiU be ex­ died of a heart attack Monday and other reeding msUer pathi sometimes crossed, in - etanentan^ achooli. third junior high aehooL pre­ would give the youth another ‘T reported bar.” he told the Evening HereM. they do their rimaitnbering are all full some legislative matters in eurpriaad court. They had an pedited during the current fis­ at the start of a fifth game of Xach of the*e *chool* pre- sumably triangular to the prea- chance and suspend both sen- tennis. Blue of Oaprtoorn" (1961), "TIm Full eenriee ellent of N. B. A Berriee, tee. of trsaoheroua filters, Orhleh strain osk whirii he seemed the finely and argument and she left with the cal year.” Fubllehers Repreientattvee - Me JiqM ••nt* a structure whldi either ently existing schools. tenoea and place him on a Among the responalMUtiee of He hiul recenUy completed ra 480” (1664), "Nina’s Book Blind some of the thtngs we do nett want to naturally skilled servant and oar. Ha was angry and knew llsthewe Op ila\ Agency -> New Tork, CS 'n u * t be expanded or modern- Rybesyk opened the meeting year's probation If the diun- the Department of Public 18-monto wriUng sUnt with Led- (1986) and the non- flcUon "The oagn. Detroit _ see, hear, or remsmbetr, and have a member of a polltloal maohlps *laed In order to fit into the re­ aged truck was paid for. •he didn’t have her Ucenae with American Voter” (1667). YIClUBR A' ^toRBAU OF entOOLAr which was formidable and taar- with a deaorlption of the vari­ her so he called the poUce. Works are: Street, side'walk, erer on a novu, "Barkhan,” tendendy to leave blgh-Ughted and m ^ development picture or else be ous schemes for redevelopment Michael Matthews, 18, of curb and storm sewer construc­ sequel to ’"The ugly Ameri­ Burdick leaves Ms widow, T101«. ed, and in some off-aeeslon mp- abandoned in favor of a new Judge Relcher asked if they can,” and waa staying with a Carol, and torae chUdron, Kath' man's rifled, until eventually they .toks over menU In which the art of tas . now under consideration and 11- West Hartford pleaded guilty had straightened eireryUtlng out tion; street sweeping and street Oiapley sdvertUlng eloc j bouret 2 • Inilidlng, preferably at a site re- hutrated these plans with ap* to trespassing and was fined Hghttng; snow and ice control; long-time friend, Hugh N. Wood, ryn, 15, Margaret, 11, and Ml' For Mondri'______— 1_____ p.m. ,3 d a y . ths wheis impression, those partloiilar feme waa sometintea dtocusssd, and they assured him they had. C h a ri, 9. For Tueedsy — 1 p.m. »i 2 Btoved from about the shopping vice president of Pacific South­ under the stimulation at an propriate maps and architec­ $29. He was originally charged WhU« the people In the crowd collection a nddlspoeal of ref­ »or Wednesday — I p m. . Tiews and Interpretations and details tural drawIngB. Bducatora with breaking and entei^ use; enforcement of subdiid- west Airlines. For Thursday — 1 p.ni. Wednecd which happon to fit Into, m r own pr»- occasional friendly cup, to an ' Among the trio, Indicated present tnoluded Ourtla, Assist­ ed court room IsMghed the Burdick and Mrs. Wood had huff lor IW ey — 1 P.m. Thura^. Informal and friendly fashion. without permission after he judge found her guilty but sus­ Blon regulations; engtoeertng; Control Lovd-Powered For Betnrday — 1 p.m. Friday. ooncrivod sxiMctations, or egp, or evsn •uperlntendent of Schools Wll- ant Superintendent Ronald was found in the basement of building Inspection; and ceme­ just finished a fourth game of Cleeatried deadline; 10:30 a m . each day el Platt went on from being • lUam Curtis, the Lincoln. School pended Impoeltlon of sentence. tennis when be complained of puhllceUoti except iatnrdey — 6 a sa just our senao of the way things kioUld Scott, Atty. John Rottner and the Hallmark Pharmacy on W. The cases against Ntcholas teries. WASHENQ’TON — TIm Oem' party henchman at Hartford t« '«robsd>Iy ha* the smallest Alfred Campbell Jr. of the Middle’Ipke. He claimed he had feeling Ul and collapsed. Mrs. Inl tqiacecraft’e attitude control have been'. becoming Fairfield County "Uianoe for survival. It 1# to- Ohamp, 27, of South Windsor, OONTROIXXat Wood tried to revive Mm, but he Board of Bducation, Max MOr- been hiding there from some and Leafs Hoskins, SS, of East gera, required to give the two- Alow sportiKf BOBh THieeday, July 37 We meet tiila kind of unintentional Sheriff and to the buildtog at. a • tally Inadequate In It* preient rison. prlncipti of Nathan Hale other boys and was locked In The story from the office of was pronounced dead on arrival man team proper pitch, roll m Ih S f«BM of inVHA* personal county macnins ' boUdlng, he aaid, but there Is Hartford, In'volving ttlegal use at a hospital. distortion In many krays. Ws mast it School, and Myron Weiner, as­ when the store closed. of plate*, arere noMed. Hoskins, the controller ia one of statia- rad yaw, requlio only the pow­ which, although U oould be and ! a orlUcal need for maintaining sociated with Um University of Walter Antollnl, 31, of Mid­ Burdick had suffered a pre­ er of a Christmas-tree bulb Itag. Thor "plBjr** th« when we try to Writs history about was often ohallenged by one v a school in approximately the Connecticut dletown was fined 825 sifter an empdoye of Champ, could tics: vious heart, attack In 1969| while moricit Aad tlMirpiir 7 legaHy use Champ’s repedr while In orbit. what hss already happened. We meet down-county city slicker or an* 7 'name neighborhood. A poesWe 1. Payrolls for town em­ he waa ra associate professor of H U Ind. 'Tatriotiam In Tho Beat Sonao” It when wa trp to reconstruct pUr other, never, during hto hold* BsodemlaaUon of the extottng plates, the court was tdd. ployes totaled 81,775,927, an In­ political science at toe Universi­ 14,700 PLANTS FORMOiAN tog of the office, ceased to be • atnietare 1* not • very prctn- Other cases disposed of by crease of 8111,M6 over last ty of California at Berkeley, TRAIPEI — Forinoea’a 24,700 O n , at PntBBiB, OotBa One makes some haste to welcome automobUs 'aoridsnte. And ws ‘find It the redoubtable phalanx ds* means of Aims Include: 'iBlng aohitlon, he added. year. It took 12,500 checks to where he made Ms home. factories employ a total of A Barr, Invoiting ia rad set down the words with which Ar* can cause adetdenU, too, automobik fending Ite own bailiwicks, rad, Boards Martin Will Discuss David Adams, 29. Weatogue, pay out tMs money. "The Ugly American," with Ourtto then auggwted the 883, speeding; Roger Adams, 18, 405,000 people. anrioua bariiMM. TlutYs tour Goldberg looks forward to hie as- accidents or world aoddente, when It more frequently, dominating i positbBlty of relocating the 2. There were 6S formal bids Lederer, apperaed in 1668. It county party affairs. ■ohool somewhere on the of 110 Lake Rd., Andover 88, issued; 3,300 requisitions pro­ denounced'^ Americans in toe- iriiy W6 nalntaln a itaff •ignment sa our ambassador to the leads ue Into mislnterpretaUon of the failure to carry a license; Wil­ intentions and directions of others. In those hak^n years, the i.gmunds of the town-owned His Plans for Retirement cessed; 2,150 purchase orders Foreign Service who unwittingly of oxports whofo tyoa United Nations. They are words of poei- annual Sheriff Platt olambaka • lOsater Springs Fond property. liam CoUrone, 87, Meriden, 820, signed; 3,900 quotations mafled offend the people of other na­ tlveness rad hope. And, more’s the speeding; Uoyd Da-vidson, 18, tions, and eeveral Mgh U.S. offi­ aro opon to ovarr is* up at Sherman waa the Mg 'H e described the area a* one Machinery win bo sot in mo-^away from Ms deOk tor atx or out; rad 1,000 stores requisi­ pity, we had better eelM rad treasure political event of a eummer. .srith great potential for u*e a* of 78 WahMit at.. 88, failure to tions for supplies from fhe cials denounced toe book. vNtnuint opportunity’. tlon tonight for re;•placing Gen- seven weeks. carry registration; Roland Lee- In "Fall-Safe,” In 1662, with them now, and testify as to our own Life was good; Republicanism -^a school building site. 'nUs idiard Martin Ha said that, upon Ms return, stockroom handled. Front End Thaf • why wo moln- was safe in Connecticut sven if ■ugfsstlon started somewhat of tags, 80, Coventry, 880, defec­ 8. Under tfie improved insur­ Hairvey 'Wheeler, he described approval and support for them, before on or before Nov. 18, the day he would sit down 'Witli the tive muffler. loin a oonpIoU Nwardi Hto Varraiki Sammor a pesky old Democrat named r -a m ary of excitement among board and discuss Ms future ance program, 866,000 waa re­ toe triggering of atomic war such words and the mra who has been . >|hooo present, which Included on which be wiU be 60, the mini­ Also, Hermaa Lustjen, 82, of turned to toe town in premium because of uncontrollable errore dopartmoat to woigh Cross happened to be eittlng to mum age for retirement under plans. Martin returned to Ms 79 Orchard 8L, Rockville, 816, Special uttering them enter upon the actual As every ftom boy knows, pasture the Governor's riiair a few ^ adw ard Ryhckyic and Bvarett desk yesterday, and tonight’s refunds. ' in a complex military eetabllab- OTory Invootmont .,-Xattli of the redevelopment the town’s pension rules. Improper exit, from a private 4. ’The total numiber of checks ment. R m . S I2 .S 0 realities of se^ce In the United Na­ blooms come In. cycles, not only in .tha hours a day; a small town Mayor Francis Mahoney has meeting was Immediately drt'veway; Bruce Monell, 17, dsion. Porhopo ono of annual spring to'fall toms from bluets Yankee oould make a good ca* .SCSIU7- scheduled to discuss those issued for various. services and His other books Included "Tlie (1) AUON FRONT END tions post called a apeoial informal meet­ FitobvUle, 838, feilure to drive materials was 7,000, an Increase (8) BALANCE FRONT oar regiitorod reprs> underfoot to tail Ootobfr daisiM t^ t- rear out of politics, and to that Some feers ing of the board of directors and plans, and to decide on the in the proper lane; Joseph Just as, in Ms original words of ao> career it was a virtue to be -about the undulating tepogra- method for advertising lor, and of 5 per cent over toe yera WHEELS—Reg. fi.00 ■onUtivoo eeold holp tbif tlje first frosU, Itot also from joar Martin for 8 in tho Munidpal Rourke, 17, of 48 Flower St., 816, before. There were about 7,^00 (S) CHECK FRONT ceptanoe of the appointment Goldberg skilled and shaip and always .slqr of the land, eepecially In BuUdlng Healing Room, to choosing a replacement. failure to obey a traffic hght; accented his belief that Mankind had to year.. • . I „ . ■ prepared to deal with ra enemy fhe vicinity Just north of the Martin said today that the 'vouchers processed, a new high- WHEEL BEARINOS learn Martin’s plana and to set Barry BakoWr 28, West Hartford, The controller predicts that (4) CHECK BRAKE finally oome to the point where It must ■a he might deal with you if prsoent alto, but Ourtla re- plans for seeking a new general date of Ms rellreroent wig de­ H ie mystery ojf what pyolee of gar- you didn’t 'watrii out. Tha n-OBarksd that ha thought other 821, ^Maiding. as tha community grows and SYSTEM choose between a rule of law among manager.' pend on the antknia a t tbs di- Also, James Thiel, 18, Hart­ demands for services and sup­ DRY CLEAN ^ination, or what particular variation me was that candid and ■ arsas wars reasonably flat and rectors and that ha may re- AB Four Only nations or doom, so, in his -remarks of wwther may see to it that the paa- Serefore that honest. would lend themselves to con­ The new man, by virtue of a matn In office until Nov. 18, ford, $18, vlMation of aooeae to plies increase, the volume, df struction. He suggested that If Martin proposal in May, will ho hl^iway regulations; Richard work In this su'ea Ukewlae-will & S-A-V-E! following hlB offldfal oath-taking yss- tare which Is all steeple bush one year Since th at time the smart "or until a successor is ’Treat, 19, Bolton Center Rd.^ Yankees from the Mil towns .. a new school were built. It hired for a 815,500-820,000 sal­ chosen.’’ increase. (limited Offer) terday, Ambaasedor Goldberg waa etiU, may be all milkweed the next he .M ,a ary range. The current salary Bolton, 828, failure to drive a have dlminlriied In power and . might be either about a 20-room Mayor Mahoney said, earlier R«g. $2.00 momentarily at least, aligned with the realm of knowledge^ notation and preetige, and the city slidcers : building or pertum, an expand- is 815,600. hi the year, that a new general reasotiahle distance from the BOARD OF HEALTH i95 angels, which could be the accurate ^.aUa unit withvlth about IS rooms Martin, in December, revealed next car; Osri ZappuUa, 18, The board planned a meetting N OW 8 LBS. search beyond the amateur. have been taking over more manager would be choeen by 1966 definition of the most practicri and more. We suspect that ths J that he was contemplating ro- open oompetillve examlnationa, Hartford, 810, defective muffler, of agencies and service organ.'- All we know Is that, in these parts, J Other attematlveB brought and $18, failure to obey optical PUTNAM. kind of realism. city slickers learned their tech* tirement in the early spring of and not by political appoint­ Izationa that explored what last year waa a great year for the niquee and their standards . up Included the construction of this year and that he would ask ment. restrictions; and FYed Jotuison, n.75 ‘T go to New York,” Ambassador 46, Blast Hartford, |25, speeding. herith servicea and helping or­ SERVICE ON AXX milkweed, before the goldrared, and from the small town Yankee another school on B. Center St. the botu'd for a leave of absence ’11m City Managers’ Associa­ CONVENTIONAL MAKES COFFIN Goldberg opened his remarks, “to curss Pbotographwl By Joseph BaternM south of the high school or ganizations were available and that thla year, the tMrd of the severe boesea, but that 'would be a until Nov. 18, to make him tion, with offices in Chicago, A MEMBER OF THE WEDDING matter of qualitative analysto ; even placing a sdiool within the eligible for pension righta has supplied the directors with Sugar Given Infant what waa needed by toe com­ no one but in my own way to help keep drought, has som'ehp^v set lip. just thb Shopping oomplax. A further munity. POLY &BURR the candle of peace burning.” and prolong^ debate. But they However, at the request of booklete, ’’The Selection of a right ehemistry for the germination ■II. for that matter, seemed , axasnlnnUan of the Center Mahoney, he consented to stay City Manager,’’ and with a LONDON — In ISth century The meeting waa held June 9 MORIARH This, one can be sure, was toe dream end another meeting ia sched­ and the tall, spindly growth and the relatively crude rad Innocent, Springs Pood potentlMlUea may imtU after the board hsMl adopt­ quantity of "AppUcatlon(s) for England it was believed that OLEAN 71 Baat Center St. gnd intent of Adlal atevenson, te t ha forthoomlng at the next ed the 1955-65 town budget rad the Foaitton of a City Man­ children were born hungiy, so uled this fan to evaluate the purple-bhM bloOm-'ef the plants chUed A Thought for Today back In that 1931 sessidn, com* hoard of sduoatloo meeting. need of a conmuutity mental 178 Spruce Bteeet 643-21B1 eventually foufld himself forced Into ths Vetvalri. pared to the soitototicated mod* had set the tax rate. ager.” a spoonful of sugar or butter By Rowland Evans Jr. Sponsored by the Mrachester sm version of country Yankee, U Ttie question of the Nathan At a June 1 board Martin, who has been the 'Was thrust into a newtoom In­ health organization. The Man- Manchester BROTHERS curse rad deprived of the luxury of fol­ Inside This, then. Is the intei|Be blue base I Hale School la expected to be MArtin announced thki he town’s cMef officer elnoe May fant’s mouth immedlatriy on cheater Medical Society and the (Aoroes from Colonial M1-S15 CENTER ST. lowing what might have bran his "own Council of Churches which would have to be Re* u State Department of Health are Manor Apartmente) TEU S4S-5186 r ( which now has settled In the hollows Robert D. Novak publican State Chairman read rsd by an expeussian of the wotfld enter Hartford Hospital 1, 1962, said that he plans to arri'val. In that era newborn way.” setxxrt grwmds and modemiza- on J'une 8 for an eye cataract "retire oompletaly from govern­ behiea w en fed 10 or 13 times currently studying mental sf drou|ht’«tricken ponds, and along Searle Pinney from Brookfield, Later in his remarlu. Ambassador ‘The Sower and the Soil’ rad the city slicker, who would ttoD of tbs sdiool building. operation and that ho wouM bo mental doUra’* a day. health problema In town. the beds of brooks that do not run ray Report Goldberg defined hie Idea of the h ig t^ “Behold a sower went forth have to be Democratic State more. And,-barring some subsequent de­ to sew". Matthew 13:8 Read kind of patriotism. Chairman John Bailey from velopment of some rival 'splendor,' like ■WAjSHINGTON — Just how Unpresented People in a posi­ deflection of Snick’s militants by verses 3-7 Hartford. •T believe,” he said, "that the prob­ tion ' to face possible arrest and goldenrod bluffing back the sun, this far militant elements of the fringe civil rights issues (not­ Jesus drew from t^e beauties They do things better thsei lems facing the United Nations can be civil rlghte movement have willing to pledge themselves to ably the quixotic effort to unseat of nature lessons to illustrate days, no doubt of that. erill be the year oif ..the. vervain, with overcome provided that each member been sidetracked from their non-violent behavior . . . will as­ Mississippi’s (Congressmen) and the moral truths He had come StiU, there were some nice this one bloom dominating the pasture proper course soon will be seen semble and walk toward the non-civil rights issues. to proclaim. None of these is hopeful people around in 1931, L nation rad its citieens base its actions Capitol with the intention of con­ Unhappily, with the civil in a civil disobedience rally more familiar than that of tbs L scene as no one remembers it. ever hav­ too. We have been running ' upon patriotism in the beet seiue of vening the Assembly In the ing done before, as no one is likely to ■gainst the war in Viet Nam. rights movement in the dol­ sower and the soil. How often down the legtolative manual that word. This, as Lord Cecil once re­ chamber of the House of Rep­ drums in the Deep South, the must He have seen the farmers for that year, and some of Ed see it again. Ones In a lifetime, per­ Unpublicized so far, an "As­ resentatives and thus deny that marked, la ‘toe patriotism by which a sembly' of Unpresented People main target for Bob Moses and at their work sowing the seed Platt’s colleagues in tha House ( haps, there is' the vervain summer. to Declare Peace’’ is planned Congress has the right to de­ his cltil rights militants is Lyn­ that would produce the harvest. that year Included Coriane Al* man Instinctively sets the highest clare war In our names.” don Johnson’s foreign policy. for Aug. 6-9 in Washington The inevitable result: Mass From this romantic and mys­ sop of Avon, the grand ■tradard for his own nation’s conduct* (coinciding with the 20th an­ 1966 Publishers Newspaper terious process, this miracle of Epariiroditus Peek of BrietoL "I dedicate myself both to toe sup­ arrests, police dragging away Syndicate niversary of atomic attacks on demonstrators and (though this nature by which the power in Marjory Cheney of Mrariiea* port of the United Nations rad to this Japan. is not the intention of many the seed cooperate with the ter, Samuel S. Googel of New Ideal of patriotlem.” A two-page flyer privately power In the soil to produce Britain, Howard Alcorn of Suf* What Makea A G6pd Teach'ar? demonstrators) fuel for the (Com­ Herald the wheat and com by which field, Roy Kimmel of North What could be finer? Or what could distribute to poesible par­ munist propaganda mills. - PORTLAND, Ore.—A tMcket at ticipants minces no words aJbout we live, Jesus drew two les­ Stonlngton, J. Clifford Meaney be more apparent than the prospbet The broader-range result Is In­ questions has sprouted up around a new the. true purpose of the "Aa- creased estrangement of Snick Yesterdays sons. The first of these Is that of Bridgeport, Marjorie Fra* that, as of this moment. Ambassador Oregon plan to pay college. teachera a ■embly"—to get anti-war pro­ from civil rights moderates. In­ the ml.ssion of every true eon mer of Darien, the lovely Helen S.B.M. “PAYS to SAVE Plan” gives you all of God is to be a faithful sow­ Mitchell of Greenwich, Lau* 3 Goldberg would accept the proposition 81,000 cash boflus for “ excellence” In testers arrested at the door of deed, by its own radicalism. 25 Years Ago teaching. The goal of the program has toe White House and the Capi­ er of the seed. We must sow tenoe Roberta of Barichamsted, that It is our own first duty, as Ameri­ Snick has so isolated itself that Grand list for South Man­ the seeds of God’s Good News everyone clapping, but the means to at­ tol. it Is starving to death. chester Fire District shows already a second-termer, Mau* cans, and our country’s own first duty tain It has left some professors 'psr- But moet Interesting about daily as freely and broadly as rice Buckley of Stamford, and Foundations, labor unions, and slight decrease from list a t we can into human hearts. It in the United Nations And the world, to plexed. How do you tell when a:tea^er the flyer is the Identification of other liberal organizations have 1939; total is $26,077,000, $246 old John Thornhill, of Scaris to really first-rate? , ,, the "Assembly” headquarters as may be just a word of friendli­ Pirmeys Brookfield, believe It make sure that our own standards are quietly choked off funds to less than list of 1939. ness or a word of what church Indeed as high as we can make them The adw>cates at new'tonus.phy as­ 107 Rhode Island Ave., N.M., Snick, which cannot now meet or not, arad a rather promising sert that people tsJk about ptomotUig in Washington. For this is the Its meager payroll. Snick’s re­ 10 Years Ago and Bible mean to us; it may young mra from Stratford before we begin deciding the standards Leas than third of Manches­ be a little act of thoughfulness named Raymond <-E. Baldwin. "ekcetlsnce,” -about inroads of reseSirii office of the Student Non-lfio- maining white liberal friends and kindness. Yet these seeds of others or using the ehortoomings and on a teacher’s time, about the ignocwl lent Coordinating Committee are finding It hard to raise a ter children eligible for Salk People from that 1931 Senate, antipollo shots show up at sown In passing often find lodg­ like Joseph P. Cooney of H art­ perversities of others as the alibis for voice of tha students, apd,about quat"- (Snick), which is supposed to few thousand dollars this sum­ ing In someone’s heart and do lowering our own standards? rela over publieh-or-periah, )»ut .no ope be concerned almost wholly mer. clinics .set up in three schools, ford, Raymond J. Devlin of and official of State Depart­ good beyond our knowing. New Haven, rad Da'vld Gold* To be sure, even for the purest rad •ver does anythihg Stout it,'Let’s give with civil rights and not at all But this should be no cause the new plan a try, they say. The oritlca with foreign policy. for joy by respectable liberals. ment of Health deplores show­ Could one say of us as we be­ stein of Bridgeport would alsn Giroviing noblest hearts, the most courageous re­ reply that, teaching) 'research, and pub­ Moreover, the flyer saya cor­ For Snick’s steady movement ing as luifortunale. gin our dally Hfe, "Behold a remember £kl Platt. Q H $ l t t c e n t solves rad aspirations, there are no toward the far left and oblivion Board of Directors puts off sower goes forth to sow?" Pardon the diversion. But lication should be a happy amalgam. ia respondence should be directed Prayer: O Lord, help me to miracles offering themselvee tn today's the.state’s collegto rad that oaa^^talent to the Rhode Island Ave. ad- Is a tragedy for the ci'vll rights decision on municipal wages that to one of the things that movement. Conceived sponta- and .salaries after conference believe that I who may seem to grows more tempting with Um human situation. To be sure, progress should not be slhgled out for reward. ri-ess In care of Bob Parris. This have little importance may sow to none other than Robert neou.sly during the 1660 sit-ins. at which tosvn union halves Its passage of time, the occasion­ IffV toward toe poeaible good destiny of The plan that Stint this' interest _ waa Snick is the one civil rights or­ lO-cent-an-hour hike request, daily some of the divine seed al repetition of the names that approved a fortnight age by the Oregon Moees, who gained a nation­ that will spring up in beauty s f in e * mankind is going to be progress at­ alate Board of Higher Eduoation, too wide reputation as the mystical ganization that consistently has clerical and administrative lent their quality and charao- tained, in the Ambassador's own words, appeal for Idealistic youth. workei's ask $2 a week increase and bless another’s life. Amen. teristlcs and colons to soma body that governs the state's ooUegM. rad rioquent leader of Snick's and heads of departments sug­ Submitted by far-off yesterday. You’re lucky 2 only “inch by agonising Inch." The board aet aside 8800,OPO to reiysird Mtoslssi^i Summer Project of BMrtliermore, the lethargic 2 civil righta summer In the South gest future revialoa of salary Rev. Joseph H. Dudley we didn’t put down tha w te « But every Inch rad moment that tho teachers at the undergraduate tovel dur­ lOM (then left Mississippi and ing the next two academia jrearii. To started uslqg his middle name can be attributed partly to the •okedula Center Congregational Church 1981 roster. new Ambassador managea to hold to qualify for th4 bonuS a professor must of “Parris" to prevent develop­ kCCOUHl hla own resolves and to the standards teach at leaat four ooursea a year .to un- ment a it a personality cult). he has set up in hla words la UMriy to dsrgraduate students. Thbugh he now holds no prove a precious ineh and moment in a Dr, Roy A. Lleualen, ehaitcrilor of aplck office, Moses remains Its the Oregon eduoatlpn system, said 350 thsiilratlona] leader — embody­ time - space situation which seems awards will be given thla coming win­ ing Snick’s most disturbing ten- Fischetfi otherwise crowded with peo|rie whose ter term from a list of 1,000 cAndidateo. denclea. 7 Mea of policy and patriotlisn oonsiste The standard for exerilenoe U “yet to For Inetrace, liberals remain • le> M N«M l)*M l« 7 af bring raa<^ to condemn and punish hs detennlned.”-Among possible factors . fltomayed to Moses’s collabora- (IM alM of others. to 'be oonsldorsd, ho arid, may to a tloa with such a tired old fig­ <'6 Mate'’*;’? uachar'a' abUi^ as a le ^ re r, hto tal­ ure of the far left as Ruse ? deposit of ent for Uaohtng a dlaeusalrii gfoup, tha Nixon, general m rasger of the 4^0 ^ r ilty of hto rOAdlnr list, ''riio hto wliL Oommurist National Guardian ^ Plflce-Setti"9 ingnasi to aoUbsal and. talk 'VHth atil- (who h u helped plan the Aug. EXTRA Bonus dsnta ouUtda of tha elaasroom. a-d assembly). Tlio Multi-Verrionad IVuth Each Oragon campua fariUty—sn- Far more dtotuthlng than * P '- -to o riuding.the modleal and danfal schools, Moeae’4 alliances is hto view As everybody befina the publication which hava no undergraduate ooursSa— that couples white racism In mar* at memoirs and aooounta of. the -Ken­ will pr^xwa. a plan for salaotlon 'of Mtoslaaippi 'with the campaign for THRIFT... o f $ 2 5 nedy years, and of the 1M4 prsridentlal "axoanmt” tambara and than submit It against Commraist terrorists In eampaign, the poor public is beginning to the stats hoard, The board wIU alao \flet Nam. An admiring article / aot on a proposal that CHitatandtUg to the Nation quotes Moses as to be offered ra inside look at how hla- toaeheis be nominated by atudants. oontendlng that the 1964 mur­ torical truth la detemtiMd. TMs possibility of student pratlciph* der of rivll rlghte workers In T 7 n * 1 7 -fji Plocn-Snttlnf nr Two samples will suffice. tlon (n ms srisotion at taaohars to ra- Mississippi "Is related to na­ One Is the Bay of Pigs story, sr erive tha awards .raised soma ava- palm bmnblngs of ‘objects' to Ml I x r j l l i AecMMry Ptoen hrowa in tha state, but It waa defsndad Viet Nam.” tragic flaaoo. to Dr. UauhUan and John Mossei’,' a Moses’e objecUvee are spelled Already there are two ooatrary 'ver- Itortland lawysr nho guldad tha rian out In the two-page flyer. wNh yww tlh HipoiN nff $28 S avings B ank stons of what Preaident Kennedy through tha Laglriaturt. “If a atudant On Aug. I (anniversary o( the thought It. how he derided hla own eannm tall whaUwt a taaohar .to able or Rlroehima bombing) protestors at not than who oah taUT” ariiad Mr. MOS- wUl father at the white House, poritton on It. what guldinoe and in- ■sr. "The grtlhtnrt mind' In ths world n to added oryptically: "There formation he was given to help him In must oommuiUooto tn order to tsarin** may be non-violent civil dlsobe- making up hla mind, and what the Cu­ Boms taariiara are loary of the pro­ disnoe by a small number of ban rabW fORM thought had bean derid- gram bacauss they fari It may dagsn- the rignere who will seek to pre- ■rate Into a popularity oontest or stir ■ent the declaration (refusing om ea aAwrmtMteH watranAMOM Join thn ’’M Y S to SAVE Plan •d. Ul win. "Those I a rt poaribUlttos, not to cooperate In oarrying out the ‘ " ■ ■ farttoBo There is no reason to aoepeot that probablllUaa," says Mr. MosSar. "Tha war In Vlst Nam) to the Presi­ at any S£Jn4. Banking Of tie* ether varslona, as they Inevitably de- plan already Haa caused disouasion dent." v ^ p from other souroes. - wiU clarify about what, ihakOs good (Oaohsrs qn This 1s only a tame prelude to the eampusso of Oregon and " Aug. 9 (the annlvereary of the ; Mm ptoture. The odds b n MmY will soh> Nagasaki bombing). "Thoaa fuse tt still mot*. ISS-wt"'-NATZONAli’) aMmbsrs of tha Asaambly of MANCHESTER* EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1966 PjiQB SIX MANCHKSTEIR BVENINO HEftALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. TUESDAY, ilj W 27, 1986 FUnoers to Frug Tolland County relebrezze Obituary State News Hammonasset Curfew Fails, {Local Stocks Teens to Propose AMIRR Roundup Vandals S t i 11 \4nonymous Governors^ Families Power Loss aits Post WaltM- P. Bustle No Drinking Rule OCVBNTRT -- WalUf P. Deospsey-Teffelar Oa I n (Oeniteiiei treni Pag* Om ) (Oeai fre m B a f o Om ) m Munp knew of averylhlng Nembets A N«w Tatk Blame Laid [n Cabinet Bustto o t Portland. Conn., Btooh-BxsiMaca Have Busy Schedules brother o t Mbs. John Fortier of against either the exeeutor o t decided “Army" measuree that happena in the park, and Absolutely no drinktng will be permitted Bt whatever Coventry, died yesterday at could tell who did the damege, ip M N n M tram t f the eetate, when there is a wUl, erould have .to be taken. Bid Akkad To Squirrel town facilitias ai’e mjatTe available for fatheringi by Middlesex Mwnorlal H oi^tal, or agalnet the genenl gdalnla- The auperintendent aald that U m y were pressured Into It. Middletown, after a long lit* Ihero are between 9,0W to Oonn. Bank and theiiiiv 17-21 Ai'aeJ. agecano group, H8VWaccording to a cardinal rule, BINGO FBungaters found by park piv > Womtn bafort Wortd War n . neaa, trator of the eriate, wtien there 9,000 persona living in 1,000 trell- Truat Co...... 76 73 W IL U M A im olA P)-A aqulr- agreed upon last night by a subcommittee of seven 8 O'CLOCK-LEGION HOME. LEONARD 8T. IMS, Oardnar bacama chlaf Is not a will. trolmen or eamp managers In 0 11 a department itor^ 1 Ho la also survived by a era at the park, and MUlar aald Hartford Natlonat have been grappllnf with itow preaented a MrsMiall*^ charge Nl’a entloa ware blamed today teen-agem who met with Reof- ha Latin Amarlcan aactlon ot Aseoelate JUsUee Chartes I. the rcoresUon area of the park m area haa to be run almost Bank Co...... 88% 86 end” naUenS pfobleme at the brothar. Rouse, in the unanimous optalon, ire told to leave the oamp, plate to each wlfa The store (or .9 37-mlnute power failure Program Dlmctor Wally For­ urged the 17-31 age group to BYERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT wartUna f ^ t g n Broadcaat Tha funaral will ba held Hka a military rasarvatlon. National tin and School AUandanos aUlfanca Sarvlca and, Uia said that temporary administra­ er return to the large traUer Hartford'SUeT*.*. 66)4 66J4 ^ h e d specially for toa wife of that affected ■octlona nf WllM- police itself during the erltieel Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from Uiq tors are ilmpfy "emeifeoey ofS- park at HamiAonaaaatt. He said that thsra are many their wlvee have Wait virgihla Oov. Hulatt Smith Offtoer Robert Digan. stagea of plaanfog t&t faoUitlaa. rt yaar, Jalnad tha Marina Dunn nuMral Hoina. 134 people from out of otate at the Masa. Qsneral . . . X7H I9H fof flowers that might deoorata mantle, Windham, Franklin, Co­ H it group worked out a pro* C om and waa aaaHpiad to tha cert with but limited eunodlal MlUar aald that when anything Phoenix Fire .... 69K 89li after her baggage failed to ar­ He aald, “Be careful that you Washington S t, MkkDatown. untavorahla hM^Maa at tha park park, aome of whom had never toe mansion l » ^ ’. « rive. lumbia, Habron, Manaflald, Ool- gram, first for prssentation to don’t fall flat on your fXets, to OMoa ot Stratarhs Sarvtcw, with a Maas of raquiam at S t duties and authority to oaro' for before teen the ocean. Re said Ufa and Mamnlty 1m Oea. The govemore enestar, Lebanon and Coventry. a forarunnar of tiia Cantral In- and preserve the estate uatH he "thinks af m m (treUer rest- 61% acted property in dlrocUng PubOe UttSMao niey aelsoted types ” Island’s governor. Only one home atande on ths things with gkm fo- a verdiot for the defendant la a ha uitUlty. ing" nils be enforced, "even to tiny ns dlUleo in the Entiteh aarvad aa a conaultant to the COVXNTRT—Mrs. Rachel H. Conn Light'Power 87% M% be sent to them to beautify eUte "They don't want to jgo to bed The officials said 10,400 homes the detriment of friendships," Mo and done tops Htfanaa Dapartanant, tha Air Peckham. 73, of Lakewood Dr. ■ult brought against a tempo- Hartford 09a Co. SI 88 lawna. . , ^ at night," said Mrs. PMUpHotr Channel Just off the Brittany n n administrator. were affected. -r*'- n h by a aelf-pollclng committee, ooaot near ham. In thie three- librca and tha U.S. Dalegatlon died Sunday a t Manchester Me­ 8a New Bhgland The party Included one man of Vermont. vitolch will make sum that vio* and Hwy oro oosy ttf tha Unltad Nationa. morial Hospital She was the nils was a niw^Bee action Telephone Co. . 83% M% — Lt. Gov. Charles Tlghe ot story gray stone manor house brought by R. chirtta Rloh of U.S. Bombers Attack In addition to swimming at latora will be asked to leave thq Ambroiae Thomas composed the to hoop cloan. Lot widow of Blmer J. Peckham. MaanfactMlag Ceiwpaalee North Dakota. "I’m jntew ted hotal pools, and pUying golf and South Windsor This Maneuver Is Called Operation VW Assault premiaea, with the further loss ■ r . Mrs. Psckham wss bom In Bast Rand)ton against Ruth J. Allied Thermal .. 48 83 In flowers, too," said Wghe. opera, Mlgnon, and Henryk ns holp you with Dixon of Durtiam, temporary tsnnls, too ohlldrsn took a boat of privileges. Slenkiewicz wrote "Quo va- Newport R. L, and llvad In Arrow, Hart, Reg 60% 61% "Besldsa, It’a good to gat out- ride along toa St. Croix River Donald RoulIIard of 14 Arch Bt. waa atatloned with the 7th Army in Stuttgart, Germany, Other rules, to be worked out suggostionfl. ‘ Disarmament Coventry about eight yeara. Sha administratrix of the estate of Barden ...... 18% 19% earlier this year when hie unit sew a newapaper photograph of 39 college students piled in dU?" Ool. and Mm. Charles A. Jerome L. Dixon of Durtiam. Hanoi Missile Sites .. . nn. Sunday, Joined their parents for Railroad Land a Volkswagen. Rivalry was aroused and ahortly altar, according to RoulIIard, who was dla- in greater detail later, are: Self lindbergh also ones Hved there. cama here from Portamouth. Bristol Bresi .... 8 9% "Will that grow well in Wls- a theater performance Monday policing of the area; cleanup of Mtrrora Out To AH fliaae • Talks Resume R. I., whera ahe lived moat of Rloh waa Injured wlien a car Coleco ...... 14% 14% oonalnT" asked Mrs. 'Warren charged In April, 83 members of the 800th En^eem Detachment were wedged Into ,a OPEN 3 A.M. to 8 r JI. In which he was riding, driven night and are acheduled for a Biimt in Fire Volkswagen and claimed a world’s record. The photograph waswaa published Trin Overseas ths area by the teen*agem AIRCRAFT CONTRACT her Ufe. (Oenthmad from Page Om ) Colonial Board Knowles* wife of the Wssconsln bus trip to an Annandale, Minn., themaelvcs, either on a duty 8AT. 3 A Jf. to NOON ^OoBttained frotn Fag« One) Survivors Includs a daughtsr, by Dixon, wae involved In a Common ...... B% governor, when shown a variety Weekly. RoulIIard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar tell RoulIIard of 81 Jarvis Rd., is currently WASUNGTON (A P)_ united 9% resort today and a train trip to RoulIIard, incidentally, saya he waa in the car but basis or on a paid basis; pe­ Mrs. KUen P. TardsH of Coven­ craeh June 9, 1999, on the Mas- similar to those which the Rue- Dunhem-Bush ... 4 4% of petunia. _ , Red Wing, Minn,, Wednesday. Set by Train with United Aircraft In Bast Hartford, Aircraft Cb. In East Hartford try; a son. Elmer j, Peckham sachueetta Turnpike. DInon waa Big Time Mrs. John Love of Colorado nowhtre in sight riodic visits and patrols by po­ haa received a $1.1 million Air ;S. To work for a truly com- eiana have emplaced in Oiba. Kaman Aircraft . 10% 11 The boys saw films of the lice cruisers; the appointment of J. IL WHITE GLASS CO. pMhanalva taat ban traaty.” Jr. of NaUek, Masa., and 10 fataity Injured u the aoeldeat N. B. Machine . . . 30% so u ^ t flowers that would grow A graaa flm, etartad by a Fores contract to devtlop en- "Pilot reports bad Indleatad 31% Minnesota Vlklnin football team an adult advisory committee to gineo to r C8A aircraft, Connect- * ‘No dlffaranca among any of grandchildren. North and Judd 13% 30% well in her ahade-covered lavm. ■park from a passing train, waa assist ths self-policing plim. 31 IISUU ST. Phono 449-7322 UA on any othar laaua, can ba Funeral sarvloas will ba held that m plane may )tave been Many wives passed up the Monday while toe girls were extinguished . yesterday after­ feut'e aenators announced Mon­ Many Job$ FUUd For Namu Peter Paul ...... 31% 32% being given a wig demonstra­ H eath L eading The subcommittee, in listing day. ad to bar agraamant in thia Thursday noon at ths Hambisy downed by a SAM (aurfaee-to- Plaatic Wire Cable 31% 34 tour to get their hair done for noon by firemen from both Funaral Home, Red Cross Ava., BOSTCBf (AP) -> Ih e U.S. tion at a department store. its priority choices for facilities, tioal araa,” Johnson aald. Department of Labor reported air) missile,” Sytveater said. Standard Serew . 37% 33% Monday night’a dinner. South Windsor flm compaplae. B ritish B allo t, Brighter Side named the high school perking “tills la not In any single na- Newport R- I- Burial will ba In today that Oonnoctlcut employ- "th e aircraft waa out of Stanley Works .. 38% 34% The blase ocoured on property lot, restroom facilities and cafe­ " in's Intaraat, nor la It In tha Hilluda Cematary, ‘nvartoii, Veeder-Root . . . . 39 29% owned by the New Haven Rail­ R.X. era,a, nave given aununar Jobe; to range of the original five sites In Seattle New One Slated teria as Its first choice; Buckley tereat of tha multitude of na* 7,889 young poreona in re monae i which encircle Hanoi but was The above quotafiens are not road a short distanoe from Sul­ Of the News School, with its parking lot, dons and people whose future Friends may call at the fu­ Maine Soldier Writes livan Ave. restrooms and cafeteria, neral homa tomorrow from 3:80 to President Johnson'a Toulh within range of wtiat p r o v ti to (Oeatfauod-frooi Bag« Om ) to be eonatfued as aetusl mar- (Continued from Page One) Id so tied to tha good sense of Opportunity Cbmpaliktm palgn. ba hn> new sites. kftA Fireman Allen Barhrlck said second; and Verplanck School, t&osa at this conference table, to 5 and 7 to t p.m. toe flm burned about an acre with its parking lot, reatrooma, stretched Its lead to 4H games OonnecUout to ‘ p p e d Otha Hew "It waa concluded that tha FA warned that Narau’s present 4<)- From G>ng Prison Camp Hie safiret baMot took place CUPBOARD REMEMBERED «wlnd and adjust the town clock. ' “My nation is ready. If others England etatesIS m the depart- C waa shot down by a BAM mts- by-904oot pen la too smell and of graae along the tracks, and cafeteria and, possibly, swim­ i n equally prepared, than we •oma of the railroad tiaa. Four behind closed doors in a com­ BLACKPOOL, England (AP) The City Council voted Monday Qaorge B. Savsy ment'a report Massachumtts, alla toom ona of the two new too shallow — probably one rea­ Vemon to Inatall an electrically poW' ming pool, third. ean move, with growing confl- with 8,899 summer sites attacked to ^ ." trucks full of watar were used mittee room ot Parllamant’a — Becauae of a $14 cupboard, I^atever facility is approved <|tnce, toward the light." Oaorga E. Savoy, 86, of BttjM M flQad, son he got a sunburned fin on JAT, M.ln. (API to put out the fire. carpenter Leslie Johnston Is |64,- ered gear system. was aeeond. Thus, the announcement add­ hla trip aouto. The changeover will cost the by Curtis, the teen-agers will .The Soviet Union, however, Wethtrsfleld, brother of Mrs. "My daughter got it. She waa 'The fire was under control In lower house. 400 better off today. seek out the services of a mobile Marla EngUm of Manchester, 11m department said, howev­ ed, It wea decided to destroy m Dr. Newman was toe keeper The letter waa dated June city about 31,000 — exactly mad uncooperative. Soviet two aeml-moUle sites "which of Moby Doll, toe o i^ Uner Defuiict Gty overjoyed, just like the rest of 29tb—Just six months from the about ten minutes, but firemen Newspaper pundits and opin­ Eight years ago a retired ac­ refreshment unit, to sate their igoUator Semyon K. Taarapkin died Sunday a t hla horns. er, that the magnitude of the remained at the scene about ion polls put Maudling slightly countant named Oscar Haworth double the amount paid IIB thirst and hunger, and to mini­ Survivors also Inchida hla summer employment problem ware protecting areas In which whale known to have bMn cap­ us," said Bradford Crafts de­ day of capture. years ago for the origbml hccused the Western powers of priority military targets lie." tured previously. Moby Don, He reported ha waa okay and two and a half houm to make ahead of Heath. A third candl asked^ Johnspn to make him a mize an exodus to drive-ins. iMlbarataly deadlocking dlsar- wife, two sons and a daughtsr. for youth was uhdereeorsd by scribing the family’s reaction ■ure the blaze was out cuptxiard. clock. Ihsaa targets, Sylvester said, caught last year, died. But It Given Grant to a letter from their son, PFC. eating and faallng wall. “We’m date, Enoch Powell, 65, was giv­ Tne city at first paid $78 per In pinpointing the three igamant negotiations and adopt- Private funaral serviesa will Om numbers of young people "When I finished," said John­ schools, however, the committee be held at Rose HUI Funeral seeking Jobe through the var­ Inoluds ammunition and supply had a had harroon wound when Charles E. Crafts, 22, a Viet all doing work to kaep occu­ en no chance of winning, out year to keep the clock wound. IM policies “dlrecUy opposed to depotA barracks, lines of oom- son, "we atarted talking. We did not eliminate the possibility asarmamant and tha relaxation Homev 880 Elm S t, Rocky HiU. ious mtta dlvtstons of ainploy- taken. Namu swam unaearred ’The now-^tlnct city of Rock­ Cong captive since last Dec. 29. pied," he wrote, adding he also some thought he might take became good frienda. He and 'Phe present clock winder, munlcaUon, "and other faeU- Into a commercial fisherman’s ville has been awarded a grant has books to read. of acquiring some other facility i t Intemationed tension." Burial will ba at the conven­ mant seourity. -In Ccameetleut The two-page hand • written • Public Records enough 'votes to maks a second his wife were lonely and 1 used George Bewig, gets |160 a year. to satisfy tho craving for, ience of the family. the number totaled 0 i^. Itiea which support the inflltra- net. letter arrived at the Crafts His father said Crafts asked ballot necoaaary. I Taarapkin said in his opening tlon of men attd material from While Griffin and tha aelen- of 17,133 by the Federal Ur­ about the Oxford Plains Speed­ to take them out in my car. “someplace to go and something address as chairman of Uia re- There will be no calling Many Connecticut emi^oyen, ban Renewal Administration to home Monday. There was no Warrantee Deed Many Conaervativea were re­ ’ "Hiey told me they had re­ 119 YEARS YOUNG to do. hours. the department eeid, responded North Viet Nam Into South Viet tists were figuring out what to return addreas listed and the way near Lewiston. "He’s co­ Thomas E. Wilke end Mona ported Impatient at the Inter­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tat- nvaned 17-nation disarma- Nam." do with toe whale now thoVve undertake g neighboihood an- owner of one of the stock cam. membered me In their wills, but At the conclusion of last ent conference that tha talks to the Prealdent'a epiMal m May poat mark waa Indecipherable. A. WUke to Paul A. Yale and vention of Powell, an advocate I never thought of anything like zumble Du Pea marked what He aald toe five original an- got him, the Job was just about alyaie. It waa the first letter the Last year It waa tha top car and Joan C. Yale, property at 840 of unbridled capitallera. They night’s meeting, Digan again n r a resuming in dlfflcuK cir- to provlda aumiSer Job oppor- tlalreraft mlsqlle sitee “are not this." she lists as her U6th birthday tuniUea.tb ths more thah 8 mil­ over tor tugboat c i^ it^ Oeorga The city had previoualy with­ family had received since It’s the lead oar tola jrear. He Porter S t wanted a quick deciaion be­ Haworth and his wife died by sltUng on the front porch of dumatancaa because of "Imparl- operational so far as we know." Loaay. wants to know how the car Is tfist aggression In such placas F n u e rtls lion youth betwlMn the ages of drawn its appueation for tha Crafta was captured. ' Building Permit tween Heath and Maudling, both within a few months of each her home, counting the pasting He said they do not "relate to Lossy, who has towed many Crafts’ laat letter home was doing,” his father said. committed to their party’s mod­ ^ Viet Nam, tha Congo and 19 and 31 who would be m Um military targets on too priority grant when It consolidatod with To Robert Samueleon, new other last spring. In their wills, cars. labor force this aununar. things but nevar before a wiuUt written the day before he waa Crafts’ fathar aald he Is dwelling at 4 Franch Rd., $14,' ern mixture of free enterprise made public today, they left the It’s her favorite hobby. Mrs. ^sUin America." Hhny Aimstroag Hst." in his years with toe Foss Tiw tk Vemon — atttiough apparently "writing a letter now to find out LOAM and t UU.N. .N . Secretary-Oaneral U not soon enough to s t ^ the captured and arrived about six BOO. and welfare state, end both free 83-year-old carpenter $64,400. Du Pea, a widow, says she Is Funeral aenrlces for Harry The Pentagon released a map Barge Co., said: "It’s Just sn- days later, his father said. what we can do to get In touch ; Marriage Uoeneee of the taint of aristocracy which Thant said ( tha major nuclear Armatrung of Bast Cuiaan. tor- Drinking Blamed which showed for toe first time otfaer first for Fbas." ivheels turning in Washlniton. His two children, - Ian and now the oldest living Piute In­ FIELD STONE Sowers will have to act swiftly A sptrifesmaa for toe A radio operator 'With the with him." He added he was Richard David Roeondahl, may have coat the Ckmerva- Paul, were left $8,400 each. dian and the oldest native (^11- meriy of Manchester, were held BRIDOEPORT (AP) — the location of the five original going to oontMt the Red Cirots Uvea the 1964 national election. ^ preventpreva the spread of nuclear aitea, along with toa two struck State Devalopraeat Cemmia- Vietnsunese Ranger outfit. Hartford and Helen Eloiee Root Haworth and hie wife had no fornlan. She lives on Social Se­ this momlitg at St. Mary’g I^ s- Coroner laadore L. XoUer Crafts waa seized while ac­ for information and help. Hartford. Sir Alec Douglaa-Home, the children and no close relatives. curity earned In years ot play­ CALL ART PINNEY Vaapons. In a message to tha copal Church. The Rev. John D. ruled, today that an 18-year- in today’s raid. slon, which admlnstera federal ptoiinlng grants In the eUte, companying a combat patrol "There are some pleoea In PhllUp William O tt ElUng- former prime minister who led ing bit parts, usually aa a 449-4772 arence read by hla special Hughes officiated. Sydney Mac- old Bast Haddsm youth, son of Ihe map showed that three of Hospital Notes there that aren’t hla style,” his the party to defeat last fall, res­ esentative. Dragon Pro- m eltea are southeast, south said this morning that the funds near Binh Nghla. ton and Lorraine Natalie Weirs, DOUBLEHEADER DIVORCE squaw, in Hollywood movies. Alplne was otganleL Burial was a retired NaVy Admiral, was Sgt. Harold Q. Bennett of father said. "But It could be Ellington, Aug. 1, Trinity Cove' igned aa party leader laat week Mrs. Du Pea told a reporter d t^ Itauit expressed concern in Bast Cemetery. killed in an auto accldmt in and a bit soutoweet of Hanoi visiting lours are 8 to I p.m. vrlU not be distributed. some type of letter prisoners ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — iver the Increasing danger of a Perryvtlle, Ark., was also taken nant Church. after steadily Increasing diasa- Before the same Jury and using Monday, her birthday, that she Bdarerg, all members of Man­ Greenwich, as a result of "his while two others are northwest in all areas excepting mater- The conaoUdated town has In the same action. Hanoi radio had to write." tisfaction with his leadership. fenaral race toward nuclear and northeast of the capital. nlty where they are t to 4 p.m. meanwhile .begun plana for a Patrick Francla Vlckem, the same lawyer arid' the same doesn’t think being old makes chester Ixxige of Masons, were own Intoocicatlcm.” reported June 24 that Bennett In general, however, the let­ Bloomfield and Karol Ann All the party's 808 membera one wise. armament. Andrew Wlnxler, Paul Carter, Tie coroner returned hla find­ Several weeks ago, the State and 6:30 to 8 p.m. and privmte toyirn-wlda nalghborhood analy­ ter sounded a lot like hla son, witnesses; a mother and daugh­ FREE Department spoke of four sites sis, for -which a similar grant had been executed in reprisal Kemp, 9 Cross Rd., July 81, S t of (fommons wem eligible to ter obtained divorces Monday. "Everybody thinks I should William Bray and Erllng Lstr- ing In the case ot Christopher rooms where they are 10 a.m. for the executiem of Commu- Crafta said. James’ Church. vote, but Ulnees and other know something by now. But I sen. G. Shaw, of Ray HIU Road, and said they protected both i to 8 p.m., Visitors are requested will be requeeted. causes were likely to reduce the Both divorces were on the Legal Notices Hanoi ttnd Haiphong North Viet Kenneth Robert Broda, Fair- same grounds: separation. don’t know atjything,’’ she $aid. DELIVERY 4- Watkins-West Funeral Home, Ekist Haddam, son of Adm. not to smoke In patients’ rooms. The analysis muat- be com­ total ’vote to around 398. One ■ .. ------).> AT A COURT OT PROBATE, 143 B. Center St., was in ohatge (Ret.) and Mrs. JSmes C. Shaw. Nam’a main port about 88 mllae No more than two vtsltora at pleted before'the town la elli lawn, N- and Ma^rtte Jane Judge Robert 'B. -WHsorr ’said Slmpsoh,^ 687 Spring 'S t, Aug.- membertwaa stranded - in the the diVorcM'< granted D oris'F. ' FLOWING OBJECTION ARTHUR OROfi bald at llanoheater. within and toi oC arrangem ents. Chrisopher and his parents east a< toe capital city. one ttme per patient Ible for many federally New Hebrides, in the Pacific, OM district ot Manchester, on the The map and the announce­ 14, Center Congregational Kerr and her daughter, June CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) — ^ day of July, A.D. 1»K. moved Aram Greenwich to Best nanced planning programs. Events in World and another on Napoleon's exile ment were toe first public offi­ The renewal administration Church. Kerr Collins, were "the first Tavern operator Lawrence Hay, ^P resent, Hon. John J. WaUstt, Annlvereaiy Maee Haddam about six months be­ Patients Today: 888 Robert William Carr, 17 Island of St. H*lenn, In the 49, was found guilty of disorder­ audse. A month’s mind requiem Algh fore he wae klUed June 30. cial' disclosure that there were a d m it t e d YESTB3RDAT: has also awarded an estimated Atlantic. ---- motiier-daughter 'divorces 1 ever I Estate of ClareQca H. Wassaa, five original sites and that they TOKYO (AP) — The Commu-f either by Polish vetoes or refus Teresa Rd., and Violet Lorraine heard of.” ly conduct and fined court costs of HandMster, In said district. Maee wlH be celebratH for John Mrs. Katharine Bamum, 81 18.198 grant to BUlngton to up­ A. Firato tomorrow at 8 a.fn. Striker* to Vote were clustered around Hanoi, Cooper SL; Mre. Eleanor Bez- date its comprehensive plan. nlat-dominated World Confer­ al of the Pathet Lao to let it in­ ■Powers, 144 Charter OSk S t, Only difference was that Mfs. Monday for turning a water i Upon appUcatlon of The OonnecU- at B t Brldget’a Church. but not Haiphong. rinl, 65 Llnnmore Dr.; Stanley ence egrinet Atomic and Hydro­ spect the territories under Com­ Aug. 7, St James’ Church. Pinnace First Ship Kerr's separation started in hose on an ice cream truck Oot Bank and Tniat Oompany. Ex­ HARTFORD (AP) — Striking Tie Pentagon ssdd that pilots gen Bomba opened its 11th an­ munist control. Ralph Henry Fletcher in, 1987, toe daughter’s in 1989. driver who parked in front of ecutor, praylns (or authority to sell Bteke, 83 Bridge St.; John Car­ Sertaln real eatafe parUcuIariy de­ members of toe Sheet Metal on the attack mlaalona reported lin, 11 School S t: Mm. Dora nual meeting today with a pa­ Coventry, and Susan Carmela BATH, Maine — American his store. scribed in latd appOcaiioo on file. Workers UMon Local 40 are ex­ s4cinjg two parachutes after the Caron, 73 Spruce S t; Raymond Complaints Cost rade ot speakers accusing the UNITED NA-nONS, N.Y. Mello, 866 Adams S t, Aug. 14, maritime history began here DEER FIGHT BACK Fred Graetar, 34, toe ice h pected to vote on a new three- three U.S. planes were hit today United States of aggression In (AP) — The U.N. Security Church of the Assumption. cream man, told police court APPLIANCE : ORDERED: That the foreaolas -4ron8on Igsues Cloutier. Wanplng; FiUpe De with the la u n c h ^ In 1607 of GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) — appIlcaUoR be heard and deter- year contract Saturday mcmlng. by ground fire. Jesus, 440 Dming St.; Al­ Collector 1327 Viet Nam', Council has condemned viola­ the little pilnnace Virginia by Now the deer are striking back. Judge George S. Heltzler that SUned a t the Probata office In Man­ Building Ruling Union and management nego­ Sylvester Said there wea no phonse Getzeiwtoh. 180 Blirah The United States was tions of human rights In toe Do­ SHOP PBOTEOTS POOR membem of the Popham Col­ Delbert Bchultz said he was Hay first had objected to his ner. In Mid Dlatrlct, on the 10th report of toe extent ot casualties minican Republic but blamed MEXICO CITY — The state music box, then to fumea from REPAIR of Ausuat. AD. INS, at two tiators hammered out toe ten­ St.; Mrs. Arlene Good, Skiiiner Anthony Botticello, tmerator charged with bringing nuclear ony. Since then nearly 8,006 riding his motorcycle* along a A in the afternoon, and that tative agreement in an all-day inflicted upon toe North Viet­ Rd.. Rockville: Mrs. Helen HIU, .pons Into South Viet Nam by neither the Junta nor the rabela. runs toe Monte de Pledad ships have gone down Bath’s rural road with his wife Sunday, hla truck, and finally to his Town Counsel Irving Aronson of the Sanitary Refuse Co., has parking in front of the atom. aotioa be riven to all peraona Inter­ session Monday at the State La­ namese. 39C Bluefleld Dr.; Kathleen been penalised 3837 for gar­ Chairman Masaharu Hatanaka The council action Monday (Mount of Piety) here to pro­ ways. In the mld-lSOO’s Bath when a deer ran out of the ested In aaid eitate of the pendency has ruled that more than one He eald "we presume" that followed a report from tho Or­ tect the poor from usury. It’a So, when he got out of the SERVICE tM I N Mitd dlatriot. at least seven days in the rear (of the lot) la not a Ihg missiles and toalr equip­ 3809 was fbr 103 original com­ SAVINGS WILL before the day of aald hearinr. to building to be uecd as a dwell­ ratifleation. 57 Branford St.; Paitricle Mc- plaints, at 38 each, and 318 was CAIRO (AP) — President bly had been executed with the right on going. Prelude to Revolt REGULAR ' war If they eee cause at aald Ihe sheet metal workera and ment are Soviet built. It has Goldrick. East Hartford; Ed­ Oamal Abdel Nasser blamed knowledge of, toe authoriUes, INSTANT a and piaca and ba heard rela- ing or apartment house.” been presumed that, as in Chiba, for three complaints, at 36 Quick Action in Greece. , e thereto, and by maUlnf on or members of toe Associated ward McNamara. 107 Strlck- each, which were-not rectified "Imperialism,. Zionism, and llie council approved, a dec­ TIME OUT! NEW YORK — Oftober will He qu^lfles his opinion with Sheet Metal Roofing and Insu­ Soviet technicians and possibly I'snd St.; Rudoljto Peamoh, S3 maotion" for a ' report that an laration by Its prertdent, Pla­ SERVICE More July 3S, IW . by certified the statement, "Of course. It within 24 houm of the tele­ SELMA, Ala. (AP) — The be the 200th annlvemary of the . a copy of this order to Bllsa- lating Contractors, northern dis­ Soviet Btddlers were active In Lyndale S t; Mm. Marie phoned call. Bgyptlsu) bomber waa shot ton D. Morozov of too Soviet official town clock winder soon Stamp Act Congreee, In which th A Wesson, 1 9 B Menehuns would be necessary for all trict of Connecticut, had been installing and possibly are man­ Fhameue, Bast Hartford; Al­ down 10 days ago trying to at­ Union, condemning violations of Puts Down Labor Strike PROTECT YOUR FAMILY e, Honolulu Hawaii; Herbert E. Under the tetina of the 3313,- wlU find himself with time on delegates from nine coloniee buildings on the lot to ccofonn unable to reach an agreement ning toe weapons. fred Hoeeomangno, East Hart­ tack hla ’Villa In Alexandria. human rights but mentioning no Holtshlre Road, Oranre, to the other regulatlona, such 700 yearly contract, which com­ 6’- his hands. The clock won’t need met here to oppoee BritWh im­ Call 646-0111 . CUvln A Wesaon. Oak S t, since the strike began July 1. U.S. authorities have said pri­ ford: CHfford Shores, Tolland; menced on July I, Botticello Nasser told 80,000 cheering names. (Oontomed from Page One) The confederation had said it winding. ports on such printed matter laatonbury. Conn.; Harold W. Woa-^ as sjea, height etc., aa -are pro­ Federal mediator William vately that the possible pres­ Paul Templeton, Wanplng; Egyptians at a rally in Alexan­ son. Lincoln Road. Route No. 1, vided in the regulations for the will be fined 33 for each 'com­ would pull out 110,(»0 key work­ Since 1887, the city has been as newspapers, almanacs, legal This fact 1$ "brought home" even more clearly, when the new baby .thiai. M an.; Howard R. Weeaon, Grady and Robert L. Stutz, ence'of Ruastons would not det­ George Tomlinson, 28 S p r ^ dria Monday that the reports In JAIPUR, India (AP) — A cho­ workem demonstrated with paying someone to climb the psutlcular zone In which the lot er the united States from attock plaint which, in toe judgment ers and that another 160,000 documents and playing cards. iickory Bill Drive. Somers. Conn.; chairman of the Connecticut S t; Glynn Tremblay, Bast of toe town’s public woriu di­ Beirut newapapera of a plot to lera epidemic In the- Kota dis­ shouts'against the monarchy would show support in various tower stairs at the First Presby' The act was repealed March 18, enneth A. Wesson. RPT>, OUstun. Is located." Board of Medlatlan and Arbi­ oh such sites, If it Were deemed Hartford; James Umo, 44 assassinate him were "nothing trict of Rajasthan State has tak­ and the United States, "Out NORMAN’S comes^along. And, the more dependents you have, the more reasons Hampshire; Francis X. Wes- The opinion was requested by necessary. rector, wee due to negligence. ways. But even before the gov­ tarlan church every week to 11766. w n. Hottshlre Road. Omnre. Mass.; tration, assisUd In tha negotia­ Lakeside Dr., Andover. However, no fines will be but Ilea." en 80 lives and stricken another wdth yankees from Texas!" they ernment acted, many Individual Katharine Kelah. 807 Oardner St.. Building Inspector Tliomea tions. Generally, Officials tended to BIRTHS YBSTBRDAT: A The crowd cheered when Nas­ 400 persons. veiled, a reference tq U.S. Pres­ ------:------:------—i— MANtJU SUR to save. Regular savings every pay-day will soon mount up. And KD 1, Manchester. Conn.- William Monahan. dlsoouht toe Importance of the daughter to Mr. and Mm. Jaric IMd If the total complaints dur­ unions In the confederation said W. KeWi Sr., 807 Gardner St. RD 1, ing any week total under 100. ser recalled reports of a plot Medicr.l teams hava Inoculat­ ident Jt^son. the strike was a political ma­ Xanobeatcr, Conn.: Loufae Benst- The (pinion clears the way sites. They have Insisted they (Jorr, RFD 3, Rockville; a eon last year to blow up the apeak- ed more than 100,000 persons In Union oCfldals reported 70 neuver and they Would not go remember, you save with safety at Manchester's oldest financial im. 368 Gardner St, RD 1, Man- for Edgar J. Berube to con­ inhmetion Denied could be taken out without diffi­ to Mr. and Mrs. John Preston, Complaints which sm not HAR'TFORD (AP) — Three rectified within 34 houm of the eria stand when he spoke during the area 200 miles south of New per cent Ot the factories In the along. meeter. Conn.; Elsie Swanson. 874 struct an industrial building In culty. The missiles have a slant Somem; a son to Mr. and Mm. the anniversary of his revolu­ Delhi. Salonika area were operating Rackmatack St, Manchester, the area behind his woodwork­ North End property owners to­ range of about 88 miles and can call will coat Botticello 36 Confederation General Secre­ institution. Each account fully Insured up to $10,000. Start saving Oonn.; Eva Aronson. South Road, George Chrietenaen, RFD 1, each, regardleea of how many tion. Twenty-two young Egyp­ normally, but tobacco concerns tary Nicholas Papogeorglou de- DRIVEWAYS M to n , Conn., and return make to ing buUding at 89 Woodland day lost thsir length court flght reach up to ah altitude of about Rockville. tian offlcem were inter said to this Court. to prevent the openUlon of a complaints are rocetvad during In the area were almost all idle. clarod the strike was not called St. Berube intends to leese the 80,000 feet. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: have been executed for that Denouncing the 34-hour strike Parking Areas a Gas Stations e BaaketbsU Courts here todayl JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. liquor store near the children’s They are designed for us4 Mm. Mary Uttle, 188 Feni S t; tha w e^. in support of ousted Premier ^p: T%e Connerileut Bank A Tnist new building to an unnamed under tha terms of the con­ plot. About Town In the Athens-Piraeus area as George Papandreou, hut be­ Now Booking for Seasonal Work Co.. Executor user. zoo in Kaney Park and the against hlgh-altituds planes and Mm. Eileen Pratt, Stafford OWNERS REPORT THEY John R Mrosek. Alty. Fred D. Wish School. tract for the preceding year, Mr. and Mm. Rowland Car- an illegal move that "Indicates cause "extreme right-wing ele­ this was toe main reason why Borings; Mm. Marjoria Lavoie. NEW DELHI, India (AP) a revolutionary action," tha new m en t have been mobilized by •I* Ih e Connecticut Supreme toe U.S. attackers today cama RFD 1, Rockville; Mrs. Aurelia the contractor waa fliifd 33 for son and family of Belfast, Ire­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Court of Errors held unanunous- each complaint not corrected in Premier Souvanna Phouma of land. are vkritmg Mm. Canon’s government of Premier George the government to attack ua and SPECIAL VACATION-TIME PRICES d at Manchester, within and tor Id virtually on toe deck. CasOIU, 88 B. Main St.; Joseph Laos says tha altuation In his Athanasiadls Novas conscripted to take over the leadership of ^e Dlstiiot of Manchester, on the Fire Bomb Hits ly'that they were not entitled to MlssUee like these are credit- Barth, 40 Buckland St; Sandra 24 hours. . broUier-ln-law and sleter, Mr. AH Work Personally Snpervlaed. We are 100% tnenred. Slet day of July, 1886. an Injunction against the per­ Botticello reported today jtoutheaat Asia nation is getting and Mrs. D. Kenneth Oourley workera In key utilities. It or­ our confederation." SAVi ad with having knocked down a Ryan, 88 Strickland St.; Stephan j^Pyemt. Hon. John J. Wallett, mittee, Bute Rep. Wilfred X. that his complaints sinoa July 'worse daily. He says peace de­ of 343 Summit St. dered them to stay on the Job or "We took the initiative be­ Bogalusa Office U]2 reconnelssanca plane over Pryor, pends on strengthening of the face legal charges. cause the constitution and the INSTANT vEstsite of Clarence B. Ohambere, Johnaon, D-Hartford. toe Soviet Union In 1900 and a othy 17 havs detmeosad. DEMAIO BROTHERS 1 ^ of Manchester, In said DUtii^ The property owners, Harry international Control Ciommls- The Mancheetar Veterans Eleotriclty, gas, water and political freedoma and rights of 643-7<91 K •! -S *3 Mceaaed. and there were indications that Strategic Air Command U3 George Bantly, 77 WethemH St.; aion being atatloned there. telecommunication servloes the workera are endangered," • The administratrix having exhlUt- it might last all week. Bendell, Marcadia Squires and flying over Cuba In the fall of George Cooney, Wepplng; Bev­ Council has cancrtedrlta meet­ IN PUIL c o m fp her administration account with Hie commission, established ing scheduled for AUg:03- There continued without Interruption he said. ,__ ^ Chicago Parade, . LucUIa Bdelstain, “Imve fWM 1982 In the middle of toe crisis erly Harvty, 88 Elisabeth Dr.; Foodstalf Taken by the 1954 Geneva conference (•MW mr* *VM men) Sid estate to this Coitrt for:aUonri to prove they were seriously or which led to the Soviet with­ will be no further meeUnFe un­ after the start of the strike at EARNINGS •ice, It Is CHICAGO (AP) - The clvli Stanley falkowskl, 99 Foeter on Indochina, was condemned til September. midnight. ^ORDERED: That the 16th day of rights anthem "We Shall Over­ Irreparably Injured," said Asso­ drawal of medium-range and St.; Theodora Edwards, Waat Monday by Cdmmunist China Private employers were au­ ON INSURED SAVINGS August, 1866. at eleven o’clock fore- ciate Justice James C. Shannon Intarmedlats-r a n g a rockats Simsbury; Mm. Oladyi Warn­ Ip Bipak Found •i P’l won at the Probate Office in the come” thundered from an esti­ and the Communist Pathet 1 ^ Mrs. Margery Plummer, ex­ thorized to fire anyone who did IIII9UAL1TV INSURANCE SINCE l123iiliiiiSiS^^^ Ituniclpal Building In said Manchet- mated 10,000 persons Monday aa In the opinion of th4 sUte’% from Cuba.’ er, 88 Joseph St.; Mm. Lila An­ as a tool of "U.S. aggression." not report for work. The govern­ tgr. be and the same Is assigned (or Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., cli­ highest court. d. ------tonios and f ' "Thter, 187 School Ih e VaStoty Oatorars Shop at ecutive secretaiY of the Man­ ~i hearing on the allowance of said "The jplaintlffs point to no vio­ 1099 Tolland Tpke. waa broken The commission is mads up of chester Heart Association, Is a ment said such workem could DIVIDENDS dminlstratlon ’ account with said maxed his three-day Chicago St.; Mm. B:v?riy Lanrin. and e ^ e m from India, Canada and be dlamiaaed ter breach of con­ 164 EAST CENTER ST. State, Bscertalnment of heirs and visit with a m ^ h to a ty HalL lation of any zoning onUnancs," Ffim on son, East Hartford; Mrs. Char­ Into early tols monlng and T» i... 5^.’ “n® PWlent at »Mancheater Memo- H er of disMbuUon, and this Couri toe Justice eontinaeA "Tity akout fits worth of food was roianq. It haa been hamstrung rial Hoepltal. tract without payment of the Whites and Negroes Jam m ^ lene Freeman and daughter, 148 uiual compenaatton. Irects that notice of the time and in La Salle Street to hear the have shown no Invasion of sny Chestnut St.; Mrs. Diane Har­ taken, police report Moot of H MANCHESTER—649-5261 PAID FROM lace assigned for said hearing be waa raooversd. The government also offered fven to sU persons known to be In- integration leader from Atlanta, property righto or any Immi­ Vertion Mliyor rison end ton, 19 Moore St. EYEGLASSES by armed protection to anv work- Ireated therein to appear and be Ga. The big parade’s rear guard nent/ Itoa ot property values. DIS(JHARGBD TODAY: MTi. Patrolmaa Hmamisl Motola ' ard thereon by publithing a copy spotted tww ouspleious psnons era dating the strike call. DAY OF DEPOSIT this order In some newspaper never got past SUte and Madi­ They a n elmply o m sa d to any Will Host Tots Doris Mastrangelo, Bast Wind­ Police and troops wem or­ Ample Pat’king Front and Rear kvlng a circulation In said DIs- son streets, four blocks from form of liquor ounet. sor; CUlra LePolnte, 19 Rose in toe area shout 3 a.m. and and Reale Opfidons Hct, at laast seven days before the InepeoUd the atorao toare. Ho dered to crush any diaordera In City HaU. At Playgrounds Lane, Andover; Mm. Audrey Complete Athena and the nearby port of DIvMensit pdd qHortorly: At the ay of aald hearing. King arranged to fly to Qeve- Niles, 779 Center St,; Grace Or- toapiA a wjndcwr nashad at the Bye Olaea Servtea JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. ■hop end notified Uw operator Piraeus, an area with a com boginfling of Jonuory. April/July Oliva Chambers. Admx. land, Ohio, today to start a two- Governors Avoid Vernon Mayor Thomas J. Mc- duz, 111 Pine St.; Raymond Your e y e diictur’a Mned population of about two day round of appearancM Smith, 10 Church St; Robert Roland Oagneii of ’33 North Bt prescription filled Before Loeeea Happen, Inaum With Lappenl” !AT A COURT OF PROBATE, eXuker will observe Mayor’s No ■ money, was taken, but million. and Oetobor. mid at Mancherier. within and tor similar to the more than 19 McKay* Bast Nartford; Paul Ar­ modem frames — Exclusive VoluMetrIc Com- Me dlatrlct of Manchester, on the street rallies, luncheons, march­ Rights Problems Day at ths five Vemon play­ nold, Glastonbury; Mm. Oraea eandy, cigarettes, moats, ssnd- lenaM duplicated — IM day cf July, AD/ 1866. wlchee, and oannsd goods wem bunion gives an instant, Il^eaeot, Hon. John J. Wallett, es and church services at which grounds tomorrow afternoon, Keiderllng, 810 Xaanay Bt; Rob­ preaerlptlon gun- clean flame which burnt at he apiwared from Friday night (Ooatomad from Pngv Om ) Besinnlng at about 1 p.m. at ert Blaln, Bast Hartford; Mrs. mlaelng. glazeea — prompt re* lop efficiency—no imoke or TEiMe (Of Anna G. Cheljbarg, late through Monday In Chicago. Patrolmaa Motola later found palm. Expanding? s| ManchMter, In said district, ds- the Henry Perk Per) ptatygrouad, Marion Moom, ToUsnd; Victor toot . . . no watte of fuel. •rased. The Clevelend visit la the eee- slbtttty to apMuTwi on national Mayor McCusker will travel to Billono, Amston Lake; Law­ almost sU of Uw missing goods 13 Asyinm fltratf Heel it "locked” ip the fitr- jV poa appUoatlon of Hllma Me- end In s swing of four Northern all five play areas to piilgy boat rence La Balia, 389 Oak S t; oaohad under leaves ssross Uw HARTFORD When you expand or improve your ntce between firing periodt, h > ^oinb pm ring that ad tnatmmant cities. Phllsdelpbls and Wash­ " I hava not -thought of brtafo 9t an lee cream party to tha Mm. Oranla PaperiUs, 99 Rua- street 6mm Uw ototo. PoUos ara- Room KM home, its value increases. Even and not watted up the chim­ [irporuiig to be the last will ^ Ing about dtaunityj" ho la M .^ Ihiaa OeBalla LUOKY of said deeensed ba ad- ington WUl follow aevelsftd. 400 to 800 children who regul^- sell Bt.; Dyana Nadeau, 17 sUU Investigating. Tel. 831-0757 Bnrleo F. R eals without expansion, the replace­ ney. Thouundt of owners, do not Intend for tola h) >s hr take part In town recreation Woodland S t, ItockvlUa; Kalliy ’ An oil. nek in Uw front of UDY report exetpilonal oil tav- Sktbodlan, Jurovaty Rd., An- ,'s flunooo asrvhM atatlsn on ment value of your home may be ingt. No toot meant that •ORDEnBD; That Uw tortfolns deportmsnt’s playground pro- SAVINGS imllcatiqn b« haaid and di^r- * ^ ^ ^ O o y . Robert B. Smylla grafili. dovar; Mrs- Carol WMU and . all i t enw p M open last ‘greater than you think. If your Iht cause of about of lined at the Prwwte offloe In lun- Pf^rsoiMl N otices of Idaho said the action wouM Tho aftempon o t pMtybig wga son, Tolland; Mrs. Nonoy Tut- night and 3tOJ6 worth of oU ra- PHILOO policy hasn’t been checked I’e- tervice callt it alto eliml* bestcr la Mid pistriot. on the ITUi deprive toe.conference’s exacu- announced today by Donald Bar­ ly and soa, 3 Bruoa St., Rook- moved say police. nated. Phont ut, or come ay of A D . lllNI. at eleven ] Oently, we’ll be glad to review it In—wc’U demoutrale. m iae torenoco, and Ui^ no­ Uvs committee of powsf it exer­ ger, V m o a 'B dlreotor ot rec­ villa; Mm. Phyllis Currier and Two eamerao and a tape ra* BENDU lific / L 0 7 V 1 V pe be gfcen to aU pemms Inierest- In Mcmorlsm cised for toe first time this year reation'. , ■> dau^tar, 31 Wetoafatt S t; Mrs. oorder worth a total of $199 to determine If it reflects the true .•v s .s < > 4 I \ r I < > Nf saU estate cf the pendency ot to pass rsaolotlons. Domooratic Petriola White and daughter, 191 were gtolen fbem ths car trunk value of your home. ■PMoatlen and Utc Uifae and Gov. Grant Sawyer of Nevada, Mace of hsarlM therm, to pub- WINS 94,966 mUZB SotiMl S t of EdwM. Onrlaon hf B ixter FCR EXPERT 11 Mns a copy M this order fat some w(» 1,8W< conferanee chalnnM, who.yqtsd WARREN, Mich. (AP)-^A 13- 1 ^ Tollsnto laot fWday night COIN ____ FOGARTY n iwspapM bavlw a drqulatlon in for the Babcbek psoFasali year-old Stamford, Oonn., young- CYCLIST DIES while toe ear WM parked to the I ^ ai5i*a BALANCING WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN sgid dlstiiot, St IsMt ssvsn days ba­ Tho road Into the suiuet, rs the toy of said bsarlnx, to ao- a m e d with Smylla. atsr, Mlchast ^ n t s k a , has SCHBNaenrADT, N.T. (AP)— Paekade, polios report Uw U AlAPLB BT. THE IFFHRENCk OLngflT riWAWCIAl iWtTITUTin^ V If fksy sss cause at said Urns Athmish k brlnss us sorrow. In ptaHminaiy moves, ths been awanled a 94.0QP scholar- Douglas A. McLoan, 39, Ot (I49S trunk wea apparaatty Mmmled COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE eaaFrom Pint Nattonnl aw BROS.I Inc. a plaos Md be heard reiaUvo Whoa a kivod one gooe snead. conference douUed Its HOO toip In toe JTlaher B ^ y Crafts­ Hlghridgt Rd.) Staroford, C m ., open with a acreiwlileet or •tore Paridxf Lot ersto, and by matimg on or be- yearly dues tor each member. It ,rs August I, 1646. by rettstsred gtm Uiero Is comfort knowing. man’s Guild modsi oar Oomitati- dlM. today In BSllls M em ow ■mill hay, - OPBN 7 D.AY8 319 Broad S t, Mancheater 1007 MAIN STREET Jm tsil^ ^ Q p g r of^sald will and of Ws will most amun soms day, officially a d o ^ d tha “Nationi tton. Hoepital of a fimotured. okuD A ITO taohemator wpa etolsn If-Lb. Wasb-IBo NEAR MAPI! STRUT OI__ _ when grief ana ^ n are over. al" la its tide. SOwyer named Ths top 68,000 sehoUrship w(h- sufforad Sunday wtian Me m eO tf B*Lb. Dry Oleax-fll-OO doryd. Sweden, end nuko re- And the Mouds nave rolled away. M h a uaod oar to |ka Dinon Fhone 649-4S84 BiRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE $1—COVENTRY I to tMi Oourt. Sn\yl)e cl)9lnn4u i, c< a commit- neni wort Dwight O. Oongsr of cyole ooWded wUb aa automo­ Afol •9rVi09> • to) a i 319 |C im INTM SALES i Ufo. Or ITaflet—61-50 WAU-ETT, Jude*. BroUiers, Slaters i Vse to MDtoiate IMXt year’s Dotrott, 18, and Oeaa A. Local, bile on Itt., 9, north cf SaceUgga Mato m T ^ ot to# waMiMM.Mitfld, eay ^01 BROAD STREET—843*9621 * Free Motoprooftof i ------g , Hllma MoOomb, Exoc. Z Thsir families chalrinan. 31, of Scottsdale, Ariz. Springs. '•i! police. all

MANCHESTER EVENING KERALD, MANCHBS'TER^ CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 87, 1986 P A G E N O f l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JULY 87, 1988 p ; South Windsor B»hron BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOFLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Group to Study JPORIB ■■■ I — I An«wf H'Pr«vteu* Nt«>> Rt 6 Priorities Church Council TV-Radio Tonight Variety | Sight Zoning Appeals V5**» 'Hie ManohMtar Chamber of Mating Tonight ACROM • t V la w ^ Oommaroa baa arranged for a SSAlOIA^HtH-HSHr^AY HoS^ IHonollthk STDrana kata Before Board Thursday meeting with Ralph Hag*', The Oongregatlonal CHiurch Television M lum a M P a la iS a r daputy eommlaakmar o t tha Council will meet this evenliig M V a U a a r . i:00 ( a-io-ma-M) Movu 40pl*to (ring) 41 •taU Highway DeparUnant, for In the Bmlth-Oellert Lounge. FEW00LlA««V40ftrH • JapUM M KneoantaraS The BOMat board eE avpeodrPrArdane threatened by the tomorrow morning at B:M, to ( I) Admiral Jack Of SASOUHStOA tfrd lM 4IAMathalie IBeiQbani are being reminded (20) tm u Hunter 7:80 win hoM a publle beariac siunmer drought dUeuaa the plana and prt^tlaa that objects are behy collected (30)30) MlMsveiick II Draw «M (S«i)i) amflwabby Show MANOf MYMSANST UMiunt if Ri iniuraday at • pjn. at tha Wap* Alexander L Tarnow lea for tha ralooaUon of lit, 8 from already for the annual Septem­ Ano as rod, CAMP- / t t P a ita o ( Northern DIvlalon manager, has 9:30 (40) RIfleinan c tp lU l pine SlanMntary Sflhoot. Ttia Beat Hartford to Bolton Notch, ber auction. Anyone who has (to) nim 7-tT m OOTDOOAS.MOoZ. M M w U U ta ' chuTcbaa aakad that hoesa uaad for this Thoaa who wUI attand tha (3)I) W(Woody Woodpecker 8:00 ____ _ ..jrkahep I l i n a h D ot^ will oonaldet the foUow- something to donate to asked to BUGGS BUNNY fOMETlOMC* ^ ISPrtdoai alM purpoaa bs hand-hald, and that matting, mhadultd at tha high­ (14) Movie 13) Joey Bishop I t Spain UKalatad . . .. Inf agtpUeaUona: Inform any member of the com­ 4:00 ( H) Newt 8:30 , 8-18) Talent ioouto M nppeo -m* AMAtoN, URamova M n t) this amargenoy>typa watartng way dapartmant’a Watharaneld mittee or oaH Albert Coohi^e. ( 3) I.lvlng History ! 8-30^ ) McHaJe’s Navy N tncenacUp as(9«aal itM e Alva Roaal, rep ea t! an op be dene during evening houra. ItS a U o t aaaaa l4Roe( IbilH 11 Boap-trama bar offioaa, art; Allan F. Bahnks, 4-n Camp (341 What’s Newt ^you 8TILU HAVEN'T^ ?^OKA/, M Fruit driaka ITBamUngabard (pl.) peal from the buMdlng inapec> Not ohiy will watering be (30) riaeh (Jordon aa O rato r ohairman of tha Chamber's 4-Hers are reminded that 8:00 PIXEO THAT HOLE IN OKAY, 10 baariaiaMoJidaw lO B a rta r lor'a deOlBhm denying mm p4r- most effsotlva after the heat of m . 6 oommittea; Atty, WINIam (lU) Eya-Oen(ID *TMI H0U8B aaOcaan 4 0 Bueklaa __ mlwlon to operate a part*ttme junior camp opens on Aug. 1, (40) Adventures In Paradise THE ECEEEN LIKE PETUNIA! » Bittar aateh W ‘T'* 41Calllapa, Oto, tha day, but It will not put auch B. FttaOamld, praaldant of tha olostng Aug. 6. (2>) Rocky and His Friends n U . OP PLIESi S^OU PROMISED! n rranehman't DOWN m avam anta waldlng ahOB at 190 OrlMln IM. a strain on tha company a diatrl-- 4:10 ( 3) News, Sports. Westher 3-13). ’stticoat It o lt a r a MDrata adfaa Erato, ato. Chamber; Robert U Brock, ita Oamp sessions wM also In- 4:16 (331 nut, Hrnise . 3-30-..3-30^) Psyton “fum m aiY' aarambUnasaaaa Tkila it an A-M none. bution faotUtlas, ha aald. executive vice president; R M O Ijnnplaa I A w ry as C ry e f FTreatona Tire and ItuM>er ohide one Aug. 8 to 18. The (30) Rocky and His Friends (84) BUI“ lot Nortn iddaaa SRaatralnad b a cth tn a la sareetpaU tdlaU Tamowloa pointed out that Bruce Watkins, chairman of Ita camp program ahne toward the ( 3) Pi-ier Jennlnss—News 1 0 :0 0 3- 2 0 4 0 ) T h T V u W r s S 4C u p alaa St Mallcloua 44 Habitat Oo. requeata a atata hearing for tha ban still apptlaa to aprink 6:80 (10-3MI0) Huntley-'Humley-Brlnkley ( 8-12) Doctnni and Itursei IM aatraaaa 40 Qudrun't town affalra committee; Ed­ overall putpoae of 4-H Club (Ml America’s Cup ( 10-2 0 8 0 ) Hullabaloo STPoaaaaaM SLaava o u t b u m ln i a limited, rapalrer'a. hcenaa for ling of lawns and flqwer gar­ ward J, Ityheayk, exaoutlve di­ tW a n t by 17 BiHhiighIa huiband (m ylkl work and ^ay with others of (30) FIm ( 2 4) W o rld o t H u a lo S O d iH la r 470pan ipaea a g u atatloit at the Bhmard dens aa wall as home car wash­ rector at the Manchester Re­ the eame age. Junior campers ( 3) Walter Cronklta 1 1 :0 0 I 3 a - 1 0-13-2» 8 0 4 0 ) N tto S , UT o th a paint 7 A batract bataig 28 TranMcdaM Induatiial Park, John Fltoh ing. He expressed the hope that ( i) Wide Country tjrta, Weatner t Sheavaa aoO na w ha 4 0 A a ia in development Agency. must befrom 8 to 14 years old 14 M atoorlata* lU kw an n Blvd. Thia li an I aona. expensive plantings of tress and (131 Newsbeat I) For Adulu Only hSTtlll IM ■> alt ------boviaa Ifu ffla ) Also, Mayor Francis J. Ma­ by July 1 of fchto year, and en­ 6:46 (30) Peter Jennings—News 1 1 :1 6 ( 2 0) ABC NIsMlIfe at Card ta la (IT.) 10 Smaljjaland ai Sanlora to Dutch city Sanringfe Bank of MAnchaater, shruba could be caved by ju­ honey, State Representatives rollment oerda must be on fUe 7:00 I 3) Movie (in Bpe^ Final _ MS idain Bt., MAnchaater, rt- dicious watering. Steve Cavagnaro aitd Atty. Paul llO) Trackdnwn ( 1 0 3 0 ) Tonight Show (O r IT i r i n r r r At Conference In the 4-H Club office. (F) Open Mike 1 1 :2 0 ( 3) M n v ia 1 12 queata a varlaiKO to alloiw B. OroOben, and Town Plan­ Camp may be thought of as a (34) What’s NewT ( 12) M o v ie atgn to be painted on a tohaooo Norman A. Wheeler, 87D El­ ner Joseph R. Tsmsky. new adventure in 4-H. At camp, (II) In Public Interest 1 1 :3 6 ( F M o v ie 13 !T bam at DM SuMlvan Avenue. lington Rd., la attending the ( n News. Weather ( 40) Merv Orlffhi fourth annual highway managa- The group Is anxious to maka members win leant new akHto, 7:1$ (40) Peter Jennings—News 1 1 :3 0 ( 23) Tonlsht Show (O Thia la a CSC aona. oartaln that Manchaster re­ games and sonas, and gain a Thomaa Moiweaa, raqueata a ment saminar at the UnlvarsTty BEE BAl’UKUAIf'B TV WEKK FOB COMPLETE LIBTDfO w of Connecticut. The seminar, for ceives a Mgh priority listing, greater knowledge and apore- ▼arianoe to allow conetniotion now that the 6tate L.eglslature clatlon of the outdoors. Most o t a garage cloaer to the aide- so highway department em­ BY V. T. HAMLIN M e m eans \T ployes in administrative and has appropriated $93 million for important, new friendships will A L L Y OOP HE 90 aone. supervisory positions, is being Radio 2 ■pommsored by UConn and the which wlH last long after does 5T Bouth Wlndaor Firt Dept., re- of eunp. ■late highway department. (This Itottag Includes oaly thoaa news broadcaste of 10 or IB A W ,^ ueaU a temporary and oondl- Sniper Wounds The cost for a esmner for the rntnuta tangth. Borne statioris eairy other short newstiMta.) 124 18 Slonal permit to aMow a carnival H ^tn Engineer atx-dav junior camp week la tor three daya (Auguat 36, 3T, J. Kirby Holcombe, son of Two Youngsters $16. The ooet for junior coun­ WnBC—IIM «. 13:00 Nawa and 86) at tha InteraecUon. of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hol­ Mayor and Mrs. Robert F. Wagner selors la $11 per week. Coun- 6:00 (yong John Wad* ^13:16 Mgh on 7 combe of Mountain View Rd., 8:00 Dick Robtnaon WTiG—i6ee BY DICK TURNER ■UUlvan Ava. and Rya Bt. Otila selors-ln-tralnlng mtart pay $6 6.00 Afternoon Edition CARNIVAL haa aoospted an appointment NEW YORK (AP) — A sniper 1:06 Nawi. Sign OH :00 New*. Bporui, Waalhar la a OX aona. per week. This fee covers living wacH-eie an engineer with the U.8. aimed from the roof of a five quarters, food, medical Insur­ S:3i Uj6ht n Lively Richard M. Block requaaU % Public Health Service, Air Pol­ 5:00 Hartford HlghllghU 6:46 Bum of Evening varlarroa to aiow a building ■lory apartment buMdIng at a ance and supervision. A *6 rer- 7:00 New* 7:06 Oonveraatlon Piece lution Division, in Washington, group of about 100 children In a Istratlon fee Is requested with 3:00 rjasllght 7:30 Chet KunUey ar cSoaar to the front llnea than D.C. New York Mayor 13:00 ()ulr( Houra 7:36 Puhllo Affair* permittM at 670 Oraham Road, Bronx playground, police said, each awoHcatlon. the balance to WINE—itie 8:06 Red Sox vs. Athlatlcs (Becpnd Holcombo received his B.S. and wounded a young girt and be paid on arrival at camp. 6:00 Wall St. Today Onme) Wapptng- I* f " aona. degree In civU engineering In her brother. Checks should be made naysMe 6.30 Radio Orcater Hartford 10:40 NIghtbeat Armand P. Maaaarl requesti a June from Worcester (Mass.) 8.00 New* 11:00 New* rarlanca to allow a "clvib per­ Angelina Argentine, 6, and to Tolland County 4-H Club 6:16 Radio Clreatrr Hartford 11:16 Sports Final « w r w PiXytechnlc Institute. Oarlos, 7, were felled at B p.m. Camp. 11:30 Art Johnaon mit” l l q ^ Ucenae at 968 El­ Btarto at Travelers Weds Socialite 6.46 Ixtwrll Thontaa lington Road, Bouth Wlndaor. Monday nesu* where their moth- 7:00 Nfw» w rop—1416 Robert M. Earley, 7 Ravine Mancheater Evening Herald 7:36 Public Affair* 6:00 Roy Cooper Ihla la an A-90 aone. Rd., has accepted a position Mayor^ Wagner’s first wife, the form­ 7:56 Yankee* v». TIgera 7:00 Ken Orlffln Brewer Inc., 3 Rivarmead nttonr witit ottiw moenDm in tne ^ ^ ^ .. . . . er Susan Edwards, 54, died of' Hebron eorreapondent. Mias Bu­ 10 30 Gordon and Jau 13:00 Jonathan Dark with the accounting department Claremont VlMage houelng Robert F. Wagner, 55, and his san Pendleton, tel., 888-8454. | Ut. TJA. lu#. UJ. Blvd., Eaat Hartford, requeats of the Travelers Insurance Oo. cancer March 2, 1964. a varlanca to allow a ear waAh projeot, I blonde socialite bride, the form- Wagner’s elder eon, Robert Earley Is a June graduate of The two children may have er Borbaro Joan Oavanagh. 36, SAINT KILLED IN BATTLBI PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 87 and the aale of imw and used the University of Hartford, with Jr., 21, was beat man. IBs other houae attd camp traMera, and a been hit by the same .bullet, j son, Duncan, 18, wee an usher. OSLO — Norway’s national I JL a B.S. degree In business ad­ poHce atate hearing for approval ot ministration. The bride, dreased in an otf- saint. King Olav Haroldsson, S o t h e y W H ava W e 'll *' Tihe alte for a new car dealer, Angelina was riiuek m the They wore married Monday In white cotton brocade suit, was was killed In the Battle of OUT OUR WAY BY J. R WILLIAMS on John FHoh Blvd. Thia prop- chest by a sman-caUber bulleC a ample,' single-ring ceremony given away by her brother, Ed­ Stiklestad in 1080. Stlklestad Closed For Vacation '■ ta k in g sfou alonJj a n ic e . ^com e e v e r Manolieater Evening Herald CiukM was bit In the head, but ^on vacation t im e - '^every day. ’’aity la bounded on the north South Windsor eorreapondent, by FYancie Cardinal Spellman, ward F. Ca'vanagh Jr., deputy Is now a small 'village 63 mllea laSkl of'Oeoange and Eleanor the bullet did not penetrate hla Roman Catholic archbishop of mayor In Wagner’s Democratic northeast of Trondheim. eh, O liver? and donft and look Anne Lyons, tel. 644-SSSa. scalp. w o rry ! ’ a ro u n d .' 'Olroux, aast by John Fitch A i*)ldce de*rip«on said the I Yort In I h e c ^ ^ administration. •BM.| south by land of Charles asaeitont w«a aboJit 18 and had '**"‘'* e* the rear of St. Pa- I One of the guesta was Mrs. To Aug. 10 ' Jurgelaa and west by land of triok'e Cathedral. Fewer than 50 Duncan Eldwarde, mother of the been seen Bring from the roof at frienda and relativM attended mayor’s first wife. The new »ttaf^ianla Jurgelaa. This la an I oonatructlon workera nearby kAona, . Wedding the ceremony. The cardinal, 76, Mrs. Wagner walked over to her B A i ^ R S C i N i B M fd before the children ware wound­ relayed a bteseing from Pope after the ceremony and em­ exchislvely at (e ed. Paul VI . braced her. VIC'S PIZZA SHOP * Tha k o tx i of adueatlon win - C ostello PoMce found a num'ber of Imaat tonight at 8 in 'the high The W agners' will honeymoon A crowd of some 3,000 persona 153 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE The marriage of Mlsa Jac­ spent .32 caHber sheUa on the on Ma.rco Island, 50 miles south stood behind police borricadea Ugaeff Drug ‘ achooL quelyn Ann Coatello and Robert roof. t Tha agenda wUl Inolude an of Fott Myera in tha OUlf of to watch tha coupla arriva at ^'PARXADB NowickL both of Manchester, Mexico. the cathedral. flnterim report on the proposed was solemnited Saturday at the pB^tember Community Confer- Church of the Assumption. Area Weather Tanoe oo Education. The bride la a daughter of !: Art Exhibit Mr. and Mrs. John F. Costello WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) ^ An exhibit of paintings by of $0 Edison Rd. The bridegroom Somewhat more cloudiness can Two Bank Robbers J BY JOE CAMPBELL “ Ruth Kranta, a contemporary la a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ches­ be expected today and for the MANCHESTER'S BONNIE '•artist from Manchaster, is be- ter Nowlcki of 187 Summer St. next few days over the lu’ea, Plng preaanted at the Bouth The Rev. Ernest J. Coppa but temperatures ■will remain WHKT6 THE MATTER--' r Wmdaor Bank and Trust Oom- performed the double ring cere­ warm 'with the chancea of show- Sentenced in State CAMTV 0 U (a E T U P 9 kpany through August mony. Bouquets of white gladi­ ere low. ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER V Tlu paintings wUl ba for oli and blue carnations were on ISgh praasure over the north­ 7 -^ * east 'Which brought Monday’s By THE associated PRESS^Judge T. Emmet Olarte after a m» I , m a , aa wl aai the altar. very pleaasint sunny weather Is ‘ Mra Krants was tha ractpl- Olven In marrlaga by her Three bank ro^ihars were the Federal Bureau of Prisopa OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! tant of a two-yaar acholarahlp father, the bride wore a tuU- now being waaJtaned aomewbat recommended a reduction In hie “ You'i*r« absolutely rightit! I don’t understand it— an-, vfo the Museum ^ Modatn .Art by Shifting wtads at upper levels birought. to court In Connecticut to death tf I did!** lenjith gown of silk organaa original 20-year sentence. I’d b« worried ; School In New Toric. Bhe has over uiffeta, dMlgned with to a more scuChweateily dlrec' Monday, and two of them re­ He W8ts given the maximum • studied at the Unlveraity of ticn. Ihese winda wiH bring ceived sentences totaling 20 sentence April 5 under a special ! Connecticut and the Uhiveralty semi-bell skirt and elbo(w^ moisture northward aloft, not MORIARTY BROTHERS u length sleeves Her ahoulder- years. ' federal law which provided tor •«f Hartford. ------enough for rain but sufflctant r-B-it length Veil of illusion was ar­ Charles Bui-ton, 28, of New the subsequent review. ; She haa alao received manv ranged from a silk rose, and for a msu-ked Increase in cloudi­ Bartels pleaded guilty to the SERVING YOU WITH « «*»«««■ 'T»e NUISANCE AGE • awards In Connecticut an| ness through Wednesday. York City, was sentenced in she carried a seml-erescpnt bou­ U.S. District Court, New Haven, $500 holdup of the Middletown 24 ^Naw York Including quet of white gardenias and AKhough no Important rain to Branch of the Connecticut Bank 24 Mobilhoat B E N C A S E Y first prlM award thia spring expected, tiie chances of show­ to 18 years In prison. and Trust Oo. Msuuh 4. Police in the Manchester Fine A n stephanotls. ers will be Inoreasad Wednes­ In Hartford, FVederick A. Bar­ Miss Katherine Shaw of Man tels, 36, formerly of Hartford, arrested him before he got out HOUR AeAoolattqn show. day with the continued weadeen- the door. HOUR M n ; Krantais works have Chester was maid of honor. Bhe Ing of high pressure and the drew a reduced term of seven ■f-zr wore a full-length empire styled years after a comprehensiva-re- Sentencing In the McElroy FUEL O IL lU R N E R been choeen for exhibit at the MMsage of a 'weak low presaure case was put off to a date to be Blaatem States Exposition, gown of powder blue and royal diaturnuica to our south. view by the Federal Bureau of L blue chiffon over taffeta, Prisons. fixed later. He was returned to DELIVERY FUEL OILS SERVICE S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL Conneetlout FaativAl and PUxa The idr nmsa over the Con­ the Hartford State Jail after 7 art shows. matching floral headpiece with necticut - Springfield area re- And in another case, also tried face veil, and carried a crescent In Hartford, Thknmothy McEl- failing to post $20,000 bond. Bnwrgenoy Watering maUns wann but the increase In Two men have already been 'ilDUR SISTER HA$ A SERIOUS The Connecticut Water Oo. bouquet of yellow roses. roy, 34, of East Hartford, plead­ Daniel Auguat of Manchester cloudiness wUl kesp tempera­ sentenced in connection with the W a i, MV SISTER lONBS.VOUR DOS HAS DlSItMPiR baa announced a partial lifting tures a lltUs lower today and ed guilty In connection with a same robbery. In which $4,300 of its ban on the outside use m served as beat man. Wednesday than those experi­ Jan. 11 holdup of the Plalnville HAS A SERIOUS V5UR HOUSE BURNED DOWN? Mra. OoeteUo wore a yeHow was stolen. Samuel A. Wright, CALL 643-5135 1 Dost THINK IHMS VERV Fl/NNy/ watef — but only to aavo enced Monday. branch of the New Britain- Sav­ 22, of New Britain received six m.NES5,MVPC« trees, >ahrube, or vegetable linen eheath dress, matching hat Along the Oonnectknit coast ings and Loan Asaoclatlon. 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER HAS nSlEMP^. and white accessories. The years and Jose Q. Suarez y more general onshore 'winds 'will Burtolii 'was sentenced two Campos, 22, of Plalnville, 15 AND MV HOUSE bridegroom's mother wore also have a lowering, affect on -weeks after a fedenti jury beige lace eult, brown hat and years. The sentence for Suiarez BURNED DOWN. tomperature. Monday northwest­ found him guilty of Qie April y Campos was also tonpoaad for • . beige accessories. Both wore erly winda broui^t 'warm mid 10 holdup of the People’s Sav­ wMte ordhida with yeHow cen­ his p ^ in a previous hoiklup at S pecial 80 temperatures from the In­ ing's Bank branch In Orange. the Plainville brunch. ters. terior to the Connecticut shore. Agente of the Federal Bureau After a reception at City View of Investigation said they found r b n h n o t o n h a n d Monday under bright sunshine 6381 STILLS SEIZED Hall the couple left on a motor and with a brisk breexe, tem­ most'of $4,049 haul in Bur­ ADDING MACHINES trip. For travelling, Mra. No- peratures at Bradley Field ton’s apartment. They arfosted WASHINGTON — Govam- MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl wicM wore a white and gray reached the 90 d e m s miu-k. him several hours after the rob- ment agents seized 6,837 lllegiU Subtraction—Full Keyboard stills last yetur, leading to tha BY ROY CRANE auit with matching accessories. 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i ■. T . - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1965 PAGE ILIVIN I I. rn im m m m S o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1966 PAGB m Sherman Has Record Pact Red Smith Defending Hutchinson Stops Windsor Locks Comes After tvuMAt H t w a m New England Crown OtJ A p ,4 « r - ALUMNI JUNIOM Mickey Tops Worst Year vr§Ai.itriirts Hear team {diyalolan Dr. Petsr La' given by the club. Although hs wouU hovs qtiMI* in the third. Walks to Savino and tlclan struck out In compe­ HM NEEDHAM WAYN3B MoOOT ■Ihs 43-year-old coaoh signed WaShlngt’n 43 86 .439 194 Pearl and SulUvan; Keensy, Ekl Mauro Jr., of Rhode Island, (led for match play automatical­ tition with bnaeballer Mic­ Motte scheduled a hip protheeiB, MARX HEIJJHB BookvUle Boston ...... 16 80 .888 38 BUI Rylander and an infleM an operatloh wMoh coitslsta of Sooth WlndBor a lO-yaar pact with the Giants aiatcliM (4) and Hetty. John Donnelly of Vermont and ly OS the defender. Smith oald It iwas the second win In as single for Hutchinson loaded the key Mnntle. Kansas (Xty 80 81 .330 36 Steve Robhtns of New Hamp- ■uny days for the locale, Braves Plea Inserting a metal ball In the hip, Monday, betlsved to call for he would waive the right and hid bases. Leach, Dlmlnlco, Brady U mi poll was given to ISA about $60,000 a year, and Monday’ s Kesnlta ALUMNI U5AOUE riiire, (or the qualifying medal won a bringing them 10-4 in sons play taking the place of the socket in Loa Angatea 6, Boston 9 and LaOace then hit singles, troops between the ages of the hip join t prompUy announced the Giants Putting up with seven er­ Warren Tibbetts of Manches- year ago by Grant od and within a half of game of Ig and 24. Twenty-seven per Minnesota 8, Baltimore 8 tsr, N.H., a two-Ums New Eng­ Bone Four leaders Rockville and before the side could be retired. For Atlanta Three Clubs Eye Pennant would he back, soon. rors by his matss. Dais Os- WeUierafield, Conn., a Houston cent Indicated they didn’t An alternate method. Dr. La Only gm ea scheduled trout bested Fire A Police, 8-6, land champion and another teammate and anothsr streag South Windsor. Manchester Manchester added the last tal­ Motte said, would be the Inser­ "Wa’ve got aoma good young Today’s Oaniee ly In the sixth on a walk to Joe know who Humphrey waa for AAI last night wtth a one- leading contender, withdrew contender here. goes to the poet again Wednes- or gave a wrong answer. But MILWADKBE (AP) — The tion of metal pin planta and "If players," Sherman said. ‘T MlnneeoU (Perry 7-1 and Kaat agidnst Stafford In Staf­ Savino and back to back sin­ think we’ra going to swing right Mtter. John QuogUa was the only • per cent erred on Issue of besehaM's tawditloMl he were a younger man, I would 9-8) at Washington (Rlchert 6-8 spoiler with a single in the fifth. ford. gles by Rick Hansen and Rick Immunity from anUtrust actiofi be Inclined to do the pin-type back up, fester than a lot of and DanleU 6-9), 3, twi-ni|^t RED S M im Roberts. Mantle, the Yankee out­ In Zone Four Competition people might think.” Fire A Police toMc a 8-0 lead n>e game resembled some­ fielder. 1s flnelty before the oouiti to­ operation." Detroit (Sparma 6-8 and Aguir­ In the first but the winners thing a bit rougher at times, The visitors' biggest threat The Giants, long-tlma doml- re 10-6) at New York (Ford 11-8 came in the fourth. With one A third personality In the day. BtAigel fractured the hip In a fought book to tie it S-S by the helped out wtth 14 points for ihs I three players, two from Wind­ poU. Charles de Gaulle of While Mflwaukee County otfl' fall Sunday morning — on the *' nant team In the NaUonal Foot- and Bouton 4-11) 3, twl-nlght gone, Oreg Senia doubled to Is theflN preceded by a day doUUed The Windy City outfl^w o^ Thail League’s Baatem Oonfer- thii^ going ahead to stay with winners. CUT OUTMiD Mfll ON YOUR CU WINDOW sor Locks, needed medical at­ France, was unknown to 2A Dials continued montbs of mur­ eve of hie 7Sth birthday celebra' Pennant fever tim on a seven game winning Kaneaa City (Sheldon 4-4 and a three run fifth. BIU Hence paced the loeers 2 right center. John Mack follow­ header Involving the other four ■< enoe, won the conference UUe Talbot) at Boston (Lonborg 6-11 tention. In the third Inning, per cent of the reenilta—2 muring about an antitrust suit, tlon scheduled at Shea Stadium most frustrating' of dis­ streak In the aone, faces a Ostrout helped MmseV with with 13 points, one better then ed with a single but Hutchinson aonea. ” their first three years under and Btephanaon 1-8) 3, twl-nlght with Ray LaOace hitting, catch­ per cent lees than the total the Milwaukee Braves’ manage — following a party for New eases, especially when Biggest game on the Mlanohea- rugged week, pJaying five the bat as well, accounting for Bob HamUton and Mark HeUer. er Dldc Blevlna was felled by a preserved the shutout when Se­ of Vice PrwUdent Humph­ ment itself took the question to York Olants’ and Brooklyn ^ Sherman. Lob Angeles (McBride 0-3 or nia was picked off third and three are suffering from it ter botiaon, outside of the make­ games, four in the sons, In as '7 But last year, with veteran two of the winners’ six bin­ The Eagle Jrs. made a clean foul tip. Minutes later a line rey, who it seems, was shut court in a sudden surprise move Dodgers’ old-timers. many days. TVMnorrow they May 4-8) at Baltimore (Bunker sweep of the nights SicUon, best­ drive struck Pitcher Tcun IMasl, Pete Janek filed out to short up game with Rockville, aa yet " quarterback Y.A. ’TltUe ailing 6-6), night g e s. out over the route. Monday. "A t his age, any such opeira- and only one can be cured. men Windsor Looka and go a a i ing Oervlnl’s, 68-83. Dave Mel- rmaking necessary a trip to the to end the rally. unachedUled, wBI be Sunday’s fi-om an accummulatlon of age Chicago (Horten 8-8) at Cleve­ 013 o e o -« -« -7 The Braves asked the U.S. hon has to he considered seri­ Thats the situation in oontadt In Boulh Windsor. Thay agMnat Stafford Thursday, both Fire A Polloe 800 0 1 1 -* -l-d ody and Jerry Lacy punmed in ' hospital for stitches. MuohMiw (U) District Court here for approval ous,’’ Dr. La Motte said. * and Injuries, the Giants skidded land (Terry 9-4), night ab r h DO • rbi American Legion, Zone Four, are even, 1-1, on the year, Mkn- games being on the road. Staf­ ' to a horrible record of two wins, Ostrout and Palmer; Howe, 16 and IS points. Johnaim Cervini I Don Romano needed medical Leach, ot 4 3 3 0 0 3 of their schediiled move to Stengel, the field hose and the season moves toward a ford fought Bock'vUle to a 8-8 Wednesday’s Games soored 18 in defeat. P. Dtnno, 3b H illh ou se Post cheater wimdng the last game, two Use and 10 losses. Detroit at New York, twilight Riobter and Kleinaohmkit. ' attention for a wUce wound Atlanta In 1666. guiding spirit of the New York grand finale. Three nelghbora— 6-1. A victory, of oourse, la vital standstill the last time out. when he and Fete Dlmlnlco ran S. Brady, m 3 And, more Important, they Mets, will be hospitalised for at With TltUa now retired, Sher- Kanaas City at Boston, N Ladoce. U> 3 Goes to Vitolo, South Windsor, Rockville and to both chibs. Saturday Hartford suppRaa - man la attempting to rebuild the CHURCH SOPTBALL REG SOPIBAIL together on a fly ball. Heller, c 3 asked the court to forbid the least three weeks. Presumably, Manchester—are ail with a the oppontlon in Hartford in an Chicago at Cleveland, N Seven runs in the elxth in­ Scoring m every inning but 7 Oott. 4th. o 1 county to file legal action seek­ Tomorrow night Stafford team around an offense featur­ Los Angeles at Baltimore, N Hutchinson never was in seri- a longer convalescent period tight group atop the standlnga, exhlMUon game and regular tevino, 3b 3 Former Assistant welcomea Coach John Oervinl’s ing aecond.year quarterbausk MlimeaoU at Washington, N ning broke it wide open for the third, WWalnut Bathera eon- ssis trouble, winning his fifth Rylander. If 1 ing to reqihre &e team to re­ 'Will follow at blB home In Olen- CXirranOy, Rockvttle and South dbaigea and Wlndaor Locka la aoheduhiw wUl and In Wethera- Center Congo last night at Mt. tlnued their undefeated ways ‘ game against one defeat this main here next season or to dale, CaUf. Gary Wood of OomeU and the Robts, 4th. If 1 'Wlndaor are leading, both 'with Friday’s omxxoent leading up to field Sunday. J> Baty Bulla, a platoon of huge Nebo, winning 15-6 over Com­ last night,' beating the Teachers, i season. He struck out five and Romano, rf 1 NEW HAVEN "'(A P)—Anthony force approval of amther fran­ _____<______10-8 reoorda, wMle Mancheoter South Wmdsor, too often In National League Hnsen, Sth, i< 1 the South Wlndaor game. Man- « young running backs, W. L. Pc*. O.B. munity Baptist. The loeers had 18-6, at Mt. Nebo. The winner* waHced none, working from the Hutchinsn. p 4 F. Vitolo wa« appointed Mon­ chise for Milwaukee through la a half game hack in the losa oheater owns two idctoriaa over the past an also ran, has come stayed wlUiln striking distance are already assured of a spot in major league expansion. jn These Include 346-pound Ernie Loa Angelea 89 42 .684 _ i. stretch only in the third and day night to succMd Sam Bend­ column with a 10-4 mark. Mak­ Stafford and Wlndaor Looks in> strong this season and until the sixth. the tosm tourney. ‘ fourth inning. Totals 38 U 13 18 S 0 10 These rikerrtatlvee have been Wheelwright, Stave Thuriow, CSncinnaU .. 86 48 .666 3 Sports Schedule ing tMnga a Mt thicker, each thla season. Coach Porter BUnn would like ^Tucker Frederickson and Bmle Four homers paced the win­ Bob Carlson was hitting star, The local crew opened big the Wlsdsor Looks (4) er as head basketball coach at the objective of the threatened dhib must play one another notld^ better then to go all San BVan. .. 62 43 8 4 e rW RookvUle, the defending ions Koy. Mllwaukae . 8S 48 A47 4 ning attack, two by Barry going five for five. Bill VIot, I first time at bat with fire nma 0 0 Hillhouse High School. antitrust suit. again. Ail agree, it will take the way and unfurl the banner Fsrr. lb 3 champion, la priming for an en­ Hie Glanto obviously have Phlla’phla .. 49 47 .610 Baskerville and one each for and Joe Twarooite toowed two off Windsor Locks starter (>on OUbert rf 3 Vitolo, an assistant under The corporation ooutwel for Tneeday, Juty 21 near perfect hoiseball to earn counter with South Windsor as over the Town’s Legion Post 7 4 Ray Blanco and Dick Gilllgran. Mta for the night while Steve (XLaii. Mike Leach slnglecf'wd Senla. el 3 Milwaukee County, Robert P. fattti and confidence in Mm. In Pittsburgh . 60 49 .606 8 made. V 3 Bender for eight years, conced­ BaMcetbfUl — McOehan’s vs. (he light tio represent the sons well, Sunday at Hanry Park. But It’a no easy matter, not Paul Ahert and Lou Johnson McAdem came up with three stole second. Fete Dlmlnlco Russell, said offlcialB woidd go when Rockiville auvd Manches­ announcing the signing at the St. Louis . . . 49 49 .600 8 4 Janek, as 3 ed that "It’s going to be a chal­ Cervinl’s, 8; Aetos vs. Moriar- In the state tournament. The two chibe have also split, Olants Bixnmer tralnl^ camp, OhicagD .... 46 64 .486 homered for the loeers. sfaiglea. i drove him hcrnie 'with a double dibit. 8b.3b.p 3 lenge following a man like ahead with plans to ffie the suit, ty's, 6'.16, Oiarter Oak. ter are still to be played. IS Congo ...... 306 007 1—16- 8-8 (down the third base line. Steve Kane. Sb 3 probeibly Aug. 6. The touRiament geta under­ RockviHe taking the second Ti acting MUb preatdeot WeMngton Houston .... 48 68 .446 184 Don Burna, Don Standlsh, Hast. P, o 0 Sam.’ ’ Pellin’s vs. Oem, Mt. Nebo, way, Aug. 7 when the Zone Four game, 1-0. Should RockviHe get Wins over Stafford tonight Bapttat ___ 411 000 0— 8-11-6 Dom Simmons and Hank Pede Brady walked smd Mark Heller Blck 8b,3b,c 0 and Wetherafleld tomorrow, j' Mont said: Now York .. 83 88 .880 36.. Wills Ahead of Record Swipe Year Bender, who retired early this 6:16. winner ^ y s the Zone Six rep­ a return trip to Bristol, victo­ "Wa feel (hat the suooeM of Moaiday’s Reenlfe McCarthy and Franklin; monte all baa two Mts. singled scoring Dlmlnlco. Joe Blevlne, 3b 3 Stafford Legion at South Wind­ both at homa, art also Burgees and Johnson. ‘ Sandno's single scored Brady O'Larl. 3b, p 3 year, coached Hillhouse to three ARROW FINDER resentative imder the kghte at ries over South Windsor and an orgenlzalton stoita w((h the Los Angeles 6, Cincinnati 4 Walnut 610-192. X—18-26-2 st&te championships, including sor, High School, 6. BiMol’a Muzsy Fietd. The game Manchester appear a necessity. m u st" team on ttw field. Tlie moat im- Mtt'waukee 6, Houston 0 Teachers 006 000 0— 6-11-8 'and Heller. Totals 30 0 3 18 4 3 0 ALUMNI JUNIORS With two out, Hutchinson lEanchester 606 001—U the 1968 crown. In his 80 years If you’re bow hunting in a Wednesday, July St thing Is the product on St. LouIb 7, San Francisco 4 Oarison and Ansaldl; Dooman, proved pitchers can also hit, 3b — P. Dtminlro, Senia; sb — as coadi, his teams compiled a pOace where arrows g^ lost Rockville Legion at Windsor id. Only games scheduled Parker Lending Hand Pitcher* stole the show at Danielson and Turklngton. U n eyton Leach, 8. Brady. Romano; sac — record of B8S victories and 14S easily such as stxyw or Mgh Locks, 6. M Today’s Oamee Keeney St. Park last night, the singling over shortstop to drive Romano; M>—Usnehester 6, Wind­ "t "ABle la a oaech who Red Sox’ Boh Klernan beating la Bavino with the fifth run of sor Looka 3; b b -d . G t^ it 4, Has! losses. grass, tie a foot-long length of MarKshester Leglan at Staf­ .j proved' ha con wta eoufabently New York (Fisher 7-11) at Join tho UnowitehtMot. ‘ the inning. 1. O’LATi 3; eo — Butchinsoo 6, "I’m very pleased Tony got red yam to each arrow. Deflec­ ford, 8, i to our laogus. BM MW eootosot Chicago (Buhl 10-7). Joe Belen of the Angels, 2-1. Eaetern Leagae fiotthofHtorcigorotti Ortnrl 3; faUa off—O. Gilbert < for the job ,” Bender said. "H e cei^ tion will be small. Recovering Wethersfield Legkm at South Morehead’s Effort PhUadelpMa (Herbert 4-6 and In 'L.A. Flag Drive The winners collected only five i Ihers was more to come, as 7 Id 3| Innings; MM 5.f°v..2 k> 1: f Is to ksaping wKh Um Gtoat pat- hite wMIe Kiernan bulled a two- linaoheeter equalled Its output o'Lart 3 3; l - o . Gilbert. talnly deserves it.’’ largo- Windsor, High School, 8. Short 11-7) at P ittsbu rg (Friend W L Pc* OB with tho taoti tarTIn i4am . Utter. I "Ha certainly Is one of the 6-7 and Sisk 8-0) 3, tw l-i^ht NEW YORK (AP)—Swift Maury Wills, leading per­ Btanira 86 40 .888 — worth fighting for. Milwaukee (Clonlnger 12-8) at The Angels had a 1-0 load go­ Pittsfield 64 41 .868 1 4 ^ best, and means a lot to all of ing into the fifth when the Red Covered by Defeat I UB, We want to make sura Wa Houston (Dierker 4-4), night former in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Au Go Go, sudden­ WlUlamspoit W 44 .537 4 4 Tareyton has a white outer tip » kem Mm.” Cincinnati (Jay 8-2) at Los ly has found some swinging help. Sox purtied acroee a run on a Springfield 48 47 .496 8Va .. .and an inner section of charcori. Snennan, a 6-foat-S, 160 Angeles (Drysdale 16-8), night And from a bridge player<& ' ------. .. . pass ball to tie It. The clincher York 42 88 .443 134 named Maurice Wesley Parker came In the sixth when Kler­ 86 80 .378 20 Together, they actually improve <* pomder, was a left-handed St. Louis (Purkey 7-7) at San Louis defeated San Francisco 7- Reading BOSTON (AI^—^Dave Morehead, Uie Boston Red Francisco (Spahn 4-12), night m , no less. nan drove in the winning tally Monday's Beentta the flavor of Tareyton’s fine tobaccos. I Sox’ 21-year-old ri^ht-hander, hardly uld be blamed quariatteok for Brooklyn Ool 4 in the only other game played. with a single. It waa Klernan's J vlegv, graduating when he was Wednesday’s Gamea Wills stole hls 68th and 69th • • * Yortt 8, WilUamsport 0 today for wonderin«r how much a felb has to do to win New York at Chicago, 3 bases ot the season Monday second hit. Reading 6, Springfield 8 (U % 19. He WM a reserve quatter- BRAVES-ASTROS— Red Sox 000 Oil 0—2-6-2 I a game. ' N beck with the Philadelphia Ea St. Louie at San Fraiiclsco night as the National League­ iimlngs) leading Dodgers stretched their Blasingame, a 2l-y*ar-old left­ Angels WO 000 0—^1-2-4 MCreheod turned In a spock- eighth and the drive by OUnton, j glea In 1948, waa playing coach Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, N Shnira 12, Pittsfield 8 I for Paterson, N.J. hi the Ameri Milwaukee at Houston, N margin to two games with a 6-4 hander, won hla 12th against Kiernan and Ford; Belen and Toeeday’e Oamee lUng effort hut wound up the who had fanned In Ms fiist seven setbacks and got adl the Roberta. | ^ I loser for the lllth time this sea- .. aan Assoctatlon, head coach for Cincinnati at Los Angeles, N ■victory over runner-up Cincin­ Springfield at York three tripe to the plate. The re­ nati. help he needed from battery- Ison as Lob Angeles southpaw Wlnntpeg In the Canadian Foot- Reading at Elmira bound got past Oail Yastnem- Parker, who patrols first base mate Joe Torre, who drove In SUMMER BASKETBALL I George Brunet tossed a slx-Mt- ski and Jim Goager and CHnton i Mdl League for seven yeaid and InfleUer Mike de la Hoe of tlM> Pm sfiehl at IWiUamaport DRIVE SAFE four runs with three Hts Includ­ B efon a good crowd, the ‘^•tirred two stbibras a Gtant os- Milv/aUkee Braves broke in wtth for the Dodgers when he Isn't Iter axtd the Angels defeated the pulled into third easily. playing bridge, kicked in with a ing his 19th homer. Eagles beat ‘the Indiana, 54-49, I Red Sox 6-3 Monday night. t, sisbint before being named head the Cleveland Indians in 1980. Torre connected with two last night at Charter Oak. It First baseman Ken KarrelsoD Yas, the American League tmon four yeara ogd. He’e a native of Cuba. two-run homer aa did Willie Da­ It was difficult to determine hatUng leader, was handcuffed vis, one of Wills’ running mates Braves on base In the first in­ waa all Ray LaGace, the East of the Kansaa City Athletics I'wheihnr the outcome was more in three official trips and Ms In the Dodger attack that ordl ning after Felipe Alou had Catholic red-head sinking 32 handled 118 chances ivithout an u error while playing 15 games in I fUsappolnthig to Morehead, the hitting streak was snapped at narily features speed rather opened the game with hls 16th points and ooatrMUng the I Red Sox or (he lesgest Fenway 10 games. Gosgor was O-for-3 than strength. homer. The AU-Star catcher boards all nigbt. Len Xrist 1064. SPECIAL I PiBik crowd of (he seesem, 34,063 and Ma streak was broken at Keep the Killer at Third Base The steads put Wills 28 games then drove in aoiother nm with I Cana who turned out for Jimmy seven* games. ahead of the pace be madntained triple in the fifth. I Fund FamUy Night. The Mg crowd Included 13,604 in 1963 when he swiped 104 • * e Miorebead attowod ody five paid, and D,4ao ladtea and chil­ bausOs. He was on bause three CARD8-GIANTS— Don’t Want to Play lute and recorded 10 strikeouts dren admMt^ at reduced prices times with a single amd two Bill White walloped a two-run jin seven IntiingB. Locked In a for family night. The Red Sox Bob Mincher Bids walks and raised hls average to homer amd Dick Groat doubled RELINE 13-3 tie, ids hopes were dashed turned over their share cf the .301. He ham hit safely in 19 con­ in two more to help Gibson beat L I In the eighth aa former team gate, an esUmated 880,000, to secutive games. the Giants. The (irebaUllng Says Cookie Gilchrist I mats Lu Cknton tripied off the the ChUdren’a Ooncer Resear ch Elsewhere In the NatlonaU right-hander needed relief help I left field wall and Boh Rodgers Foundation, oomroonly known For Steady Action League, young Wade Blaaln- from rookie Don Dennis though. I singled for the decisive run. as the Jimmy Fund. gaune limited Houston to five Dennis came on In the eighth DENVER, CJoto. (AP)—CtxAie GUchriat, AB-Star singles aa Milwaukee snapped a inning aifter Son Francisco had YOUR The next Angel batter was The Red Sox attempt to re three-game losing string with a scored twice amd ended the in­ American Football Leegue fullback and a key in the I retired, but Morehead walked gain the 'winning path tonight 7 NEW YORK (AP)—Harmon Killebrew fa back rebuilding plans for the Denver Broncos, now says, de- jP aul Scfaaol and was replaced in a twi-MgM douMeheader with 6-0 victory against Houston. Bob ning by retiring pinch Mtter where he started 11 years ago and big Don Wincher fa Gibson won his 12th gaune as St. Willie Mays on a fly, ball. spi'te signing a cwitract, he never intended to play in by Bob DUUba, 'who promptly the last place Kensas Caty Ath­ A------— jtumlUed a bunt by Brunet and letics. Boston named Jim Lon- t doing his best to keep the Killer there. D enver, I then threw the beil away for a boig (6-11) and Jeiry Stephen­ Mincher, who reverted to the^ The 380iK>under, acquired by ment intimidated him into sign­ BRAKES I second error as Rodgers scored. son (1-8) to idtch, ‘While the A’s PEEWEE PRINCESS odd man In Minnesota's power tors In 1964, added U s 30th bom R ojas Finally Recognized the Broncoa from the AFL ing a reported $37,600-a-year Two more runk come across planned to counter with Fred — You might say stmeture last spring when M-an- er as the Twins stretched their champion Buffalo BUI* laat contract with threats to fine Mm 0.70xlBtnlie-lypo u er Bom Male decided to con- I on Vic Fowera’ pinch single ’Tatbot (8-7) and Jim Hunter eight-year-old Beverly America League lead to 44 winter, arrived five days late at $600 a noo camp "to AND SAVE AU CAM Twins to sn 8d vtotoiy over and a four-nm elgfath-innlng All-New Goodyear Quality I Rico Petrocettl ooUected the over her nearest op­ Baltinxnre. meaningless situations in the public apology to the Bronco Ptoy football...hut h if they try to I first of two singles, advanced ralty In the only other AL ac late innings aa a ptnoh-ninner, team. Cookie woUkIn’t he per- make me apologise, 1 won't ponent, in fact, during KMebrew, hock at tMrd bass, I to Bscond on a wUd jHtch and BATTING — Joe Torre, BUI- tloo. a defensive replacement and mftted to join the team. play...rn retire first.” wllk avery brake fob lini year jeame around on Frank. Mol- the Orlando, Fla. tour­ where he play^ as a rookie Mincfaer’e three-run shot off aometlmes — though rarely — T'm sorry if peortte bought He has repeatedly asked the wankee, slugged hla Igih homer whti the old Washington Sena- aone’s single. Mlalnone took aec- and two other hits, driving la nament. The mighty MUt Pappas rattled the Orioles as a pinch-hitter. season tickets thlnkhM I was Broncos to trade him to the ri­ jeod on ths throw to the plate four nme as the Biavee blanked mite resides in Wood­ at the start and they never re­ But to Cookie Rojas they going to play with tbs Bronooe,” val Oakland Raiders, where fmat FREE...rafular LSOpartibaaU Tufsyn Rubber and 3-T Nylon Cord covered. After Kille'brew'e solo meant existence, so the effort I and scored on a single by Tony Coach A1 Davie, Gllchrlat says, Hoostoa 6-0. land Hills, Calif., Gilchrist said Monday. "I never All-Weath«i*42'*—the only low-priced tire with extre-^eege I ConlgUaro, 'who eootended Ms homer in the sixth, the Twins was idways there despite the intended to^toy^for Denver." "understand my makeup and IfaUUng streak to seven games. PrrCHINO — Wade Blaaln- where she practices * Garden Twinbill picked up four unearned runs, situation. He said Brotrao manage­ aUlitlea." Tufsyn and extra-strong, triple-tempered, 3-Tnylon cord.Teited game, MUaraukee, allowed Just her pitch and putt in the result of three errors and It took two and a half years BRAKE REUNES GUARANTEED for 100 miles at 100 mpL V\^o else but Goodyear gives you eo Brunet aSowed only one run- five etngleB posting hie 12th vic­ Iner to advance as far as third back yards and on Seeks to Feature passed ball. Jim Grant picked before someone finally noticed FOR 30,000 MILES OR 1 YEAR much tire for so little money? tory of file season, 6-0 over up hls 11th vl'Ctory in 14 dec! Rojas and when Gene Mauch GOODYEAR I base and just one other to g«t Hooaton. beaches. I to second the rest of the way Clay - Patterson 8k>ns but needed help from re did, he uncovered a ballplayer '' No Sacred Cows BLACKWALLS, WHITEWALLS, TUBELESS, TUBE-TTPEI I In booMiiig Ms record to 7-6. He never Gary Roggenhuric, who ■who ia as valuaible to the Phila­ BRAKE SPECIAL! Iwas belpM by three double woriced out of a bases-loaxfed delphia PhilUea aa Richie Allen IN THESE POPULAR SIZES NEW YORK (AP) — Madison or Johnny CJalHson. |P*ay>. I j m In the seventh and MaUced Qeveland’s Leon Wagner All this for less than the (X>st of BIZI TVPK P M C K P O R d * Squaxs Garden has some Inter­ Baltimore the rest o f the way. Rojas’ ■value comes from hie Jim Fregosi, the hard-Mtting New Interest in Indians, Astros plans about a heavy- • • • an ordlnaiy brake adjustment! A70X18 Tuba-typ* blackvnU a t o r 9 9 * versatility because he is one of e Ml taiih nmim. M m __ I abortstop grabbed from Boa- doubleheader, Including ANOEL8-RED SOX— those rare finds who can play Quick with G*ack and Bat It tMh irtiul &70X16 Thbe-typawtiKawan * t o r 9 * 9 I ten’s form system In the Amer­ ilua CUy-Ftoyd Patterson Lou Clinton, a former Boeton more than one position —all 2 ican League e^qxmslon draft, * bout, only CUy hasn’t agreed to 7.60x14 outfielder, ignited the Annls well. Since coming to the major er 6.70x19 Tubalaaa biackuwll * t o r 9 * * locoounted for the fiist Los An- it and the World Boxing Aaao- eighth-inning uprising with leagues with Cincinnati in 1962, Bvetyfaody likes L e o a eyed Wagner took Ike field MUFFURS Igeles nm wMh Ms 12(h homer, Baseball Attendance Wagner of the Cleveland and ratrle'ved a wadded-np $r 7.60x14 Tubala** whltawall * t o r 9 9 9 - elation Is pretty dubious. leadoff tripte off l>ave More- he has played everywhere ew * w I and fourth In the four - game ! "S they don’t gat OUy, It head. Boh Rodgers singled him except first base and pitcher, Indiana hot opposing beer cup Instead o f a fly f re e VIS CAR &00xl4 Tubalaaa blackwMl * t o r 9 9 9 I series, in the tUrd. pitchers. Cheerful Cheeky, hall. “It waa a horrible • tasMl Mdr CkMk. 4M lOV m* UMr-OHck Mdw - HKE J won’t be much of anything," home, sna'pptng a 3-3 tie, and "l^en you sign a contract,” SDOxM Thbalaaawhitawan * t o r 9 9 r A single by Jose Cardenal, a Heading for Record tranMy aitailtted Ernie TerreB the Angels added three more he said, "they don’t tell you they call him. The happlMt mistake,” eomeoue ealf Insfallafion [stolen hoae, a wild pitch and a in CMoago. Terrell owns the runs, two on a pinch hit single where they want you to play.” COOKIE ROJAS gity tai the league. afterward. "Thera wasn’t n ePIuetaxandBaMtliw. For Moke, he used to drop la It." ^ ^ single by SVegcal tied the count WBA varaion of the world by Power. Rojas got hls first real ohance Giianuiteed for aa I la (he flfih. Then came the NirW YORK (A P)—Major league baseball is moving Mauch called on Cookie, kept pick up emallfry Albl.e A couple of years ago, :T baavywaighit title and, accord- Jim Fregoal drove in the first last season when Tony Ooiumles, tong as you own your A n d Up 7 NO MONEY DOWNi “Nolirnit” toward a record high in attendance for the second '^'lity to the Madison Square two LA runs with a single and the Phils’ oenterfielder, had we Mm in the lineup and suddenly Pearson of the Loe Angelee when he woe with the An­ ' Garden ptana, would fight Cana­ trouble that forced Mm from the he had a consistent .300 hitter. Angela and run after people gels, they fitted Daddy car. straight year spurred by a boom in Houeton and Ms fourth homer In the four- sbouUng, “ Hey, you dropped FREE m o u n t in g ! Guaranteel dian Geoifa Obuvato as a com- game s srie s . ______ttneup. "Then Tony Taylor got hurt," Wags, as he oalls himself, GO g o o d A e a r new^ interest in Cleveland. — paMon bout to the Olay-Pat- Rojas said, "and I went tn to something I” with glasses after -testing AMMBAB MMMMnlMM **MA U iitr* MUUUUim. *11110 was dlKloaed today la aaf- play second base.I was in tha And ne^-er a dkraouragtng hla vluon. The noble expen- able puncture* e IF A QOOOYIAR 'HM FAILS UNDUI 'M lt eUARANTU any of more Associated Press survay iarson affair, word. He can find aomo- N» IM I m MoattiB • No INnll on m IIbo • No UmH m to roMte • No Nmit m to spMd • then 80,000 Oocdyeerdeeler* in the United 8Ut*« and Censdawill make allowincs on UHF . VHF horns dates this year, they’ve Tho winners, eocordlng to lineup almoet every day for two namt lasted a abort time. e new tire based on originanread depth remaining and Qoodyaar's printed "Exchange through gamea of Sunday, July and a half months." thlng good to aoy abont "The baU came up eo Mg NrtoOBilllMMoortholMdBAaNeWQOODYKARAUTOTmCS ARE QUARANTECO 36. Over-«ll attendance at the 30 attracted 64d,tM perscua, a gain 7'Oarddn managing director Har- Eastern S tops Moriarty’s burnt tooat. Even the aaorad normsl road haurde. except repair- fries’’ current et the tima of edjutlment, not on the higher "No Trade-In Friee.** o f 173,001 over last year. and *"iy Martesen, then woUld be He wound up Mtting .391 last and cleaM’,” onld Wagner, big league ban parks ahowa an season in 109 games, but tha eowa of race relations van­ TV Inoreasa of 863,110.— 4.4 per within easy range of tho final ’"matottyd tor the undisputed "1 didn’t know wklch hi& to ‘94 aggrm ta 04669,388. worid'^champtonataip. Martoson Behind Lev Spencer, 2-0 success oould not erase the bit- ish In hls preaenao. A Mt. I’d rather huva It fua- cent — over last season. terneea of the previous yeara. Negro, he llkea to tell people The AP survay also rsOooted " said Monday that Patterson. he eunbathee "because I’m ty.» Tfw oomtoined total for the apatity la Mihvaukaa and Kan- ; Terrell and O huvalo have "Bh'eryone told me I couldn’t Wagner’s eaeual attitude ANTENNA National and Amertoon Isoguas Runs to ttM way they apeUtstrlkeout route and didn’t wialk Mt," Rojoa said. "But how hoping maybe IfU Meach 600DYEU SERVICE STORE NICHOIS-MANCHESTER TIRE aaa Oty. The Bravaa, haadsd '"egraed In prlndiBe to the pro- nuna » wm way baiter. PaOi Zeremba suffer­ me out." tow ajd basehaU to not la lS,T87,4f7e couperad to ujlSB,- for Atlanta in 19S6, hav« pUUed ’"pesod twin bM In the Geuden in Rie game and Mortarty’s had a couM they know? They never widely resented. “If every­ • Eaaiar 713 MAIN Sm OT — M9-9523 39T In as msny datss In 19M. ed the kMs, fanning three and saw me awing the bat. Every Once, during a,game* ha 295 BROAD STREET — 443-5179 oidy m 098 fana through the "late October. llttla trouMe with the book lest collided with Alabania-boni body hit like Leon,” eaye BUY I Qet the Ths two olMUtts draw 81,980,841 County Btadlum turaaMaa com- ^ But Msrv MbKonsto of ToriMV walking like number. time they told me that, it was INSTALLED Bight, Baatern Renovating 1 a f I e I d o r Billy Moran. one kaeehnll official, "wefd sltogetbsr last ysar. jMMd to 617,090 la aa many ('to, pnaMent of the WBA. had All the whinera nme came Ilka someone Mt me over the let them sleep standing up beat^ them 3-0 behind a in the third on eingtee by Dave head with a hammer. “Hey, BUI,” he shouted 3 at the I 4th one for nome dataa last aaaaon. seme second thoughts, merrily, "Insagine me loiodi- and hire writers to de their MOUYWOOD SERVICE CENTER COOK'S SERVICE STATION The Attdstics, who ha'va ths fit, "I'm prrity certain the WBA ipaiMlnt performanoe by Lev Musoo, Bonny Thonwa and Bob “It wae very frustrating, sit­ RMhil SU B. bENTBB BT.-S4g.8U1 0U BODDIJS TPK l!. BA8TN-«49-5Sn £>ei^. 'Die defeat dro^ the Neubauer with a double steel ting there and hoping every day Ing down n southern asan gag Uaea." regular I ^ 4 A next hmsst figure to ths ’^(wouVd be against ths oa id ,’ ’ h* Says Wags: "ThtogaoM’i • FamotBl stsdhm, appsars haadsd for lie BravM, have hirod a mara local entry to two fiiM gamee thrown in. It waa Eaatern'a Juet to get the opportunity to and getting away 'with It." I r ^ JACK'S ATLANTIC DUS ^■ald In Toronto. ^ ^ ^ behind TWittight Laagus Leader 10th victory In 17 oonteats, p lw ." DMdy wags, 91, to one no religion, you got to have price... I only ^ BUHRER'S shell SERVICE fourth straight raoord ysar. ML 900 oustomsrs, a drop of )00,4i44. * "E ven It U were accepted by fun playlag It I don’t dig TM MAIN ST<-««8-8m 6M OBNTBR ST^-SU-SIM clubs have pisyed t>afors S,I1S,- Valeo. good enough for third place in This season Rojas hlK- been of tile rare enowhoata left file managers of Chuvalo ^ In today’s eomewhat grim pie who put basehaU 918, a Btin ot 813AM ovsr last -.TirrsU, It would need W ^ Moriatty’a gat a ohanoa to the league. playing regularly, splitting Ms nMke up aoma of tba ground, Miortaity catcher Wally Wld- time between secona base and game who can wallop and the same oiaea as going ■ANTLTS SERVICE CENTBt RUFINI'S H.YINO A SERVICE ysar. fba Amarkiaa Lsogus is >j«uioUon and ws would have to to ohivreh. What’s wrong CALL up 99, ML meatiity the league leaden holm shgred hMtlng itonore, the outfield, and hls batting wtoaorock wtth eaual flour­ r G EN ER A L MS MAIN ■T.-«4g-4fW8 lU OUNTHB »r,-4M -8f7g iiavs an sxsoutlvs oommlttse ish. He slugged II homers with belag eheerfulT" *111# Houstoo team taae lured l,< wVoU on I t I ’m dUUous that It atnim toy MgM under the UpMa wttth Neubauer, botfi getting average has beep among the JiiiL at DfOon Btadlum. Pat Mlatret- two aafetlea in three times at leaders all season. last y«ar n ^ hoa played la "Mayba other i^ero TIM DON WILLIS OARAOI OZZII'S SHEU STATION M 9 - 3 4 M 44f,1M to tbs Astrodome com- would MMa, atiU, ha didn’t get that faellng three All-Star gamee. wlU wateh me and m s lea- TIRE SERVICE U MAIN 8T,-M8-4M1 parad to only 691.619 in as natty AmsiteaniLaagoa ^ "W s nmst remembsr that ta, ourrentty undefeated with hat. Hal Lawto and Mike Oer- 818 MAIN BT— SM-1818 ate wtaa, abrnM gat the nod for loh had the o ^ e r Mto for the of aecurity until recently when He also make Mgh la Bm Bona. No need for^aay of 19M dataa in <»lto' stadium. 18. XinsStow ^"HJlay Is Stitt suspmtdsd by the Mauch named Mm to oie Na­ akutogre etatistiea. Wagner tiiem to bo so groumy.” Houaten'e final 1994 attmdaaee ’•WDA and Is not raicognlssd m the g u houaen 'with Gene kraals. 186 CEN TER ST.—TBL. 64e>S8S8 ■J4WORTH oRd USSOW M. A M. SHEU SERVICE Rellty faandRnf mound duMaa Baotarn (X» 000 fr-8-4-8 tional All-Star team. often fails asliep daring his Except maybe tho oppeo- MS OAKLAND waa ooty TH,m. Los Angelaa ths ehuaplon, Tharsrors, the It was a popular itleotion with work. lag pltokera. DOM. FARETRA, Bnuuk Mnaagdr BOIJXB 8^ ANDOVl»->SU'81M TiIRNPIKE Tha mdlaBa, who rspetiodty — L ^ ^ b s rihiotaiit to have tat 'm ao. IfaAy alraody owm MIortaityto 000 000 0-8-4-1 WBA Bpenoar and Nalaon; Raram- ihs PMNlea as well aa tha rest Tijty are allll talk ing ^ themCheorfolCttMsIty bUtirSiir DUtolf, tot on ths same oard as two wina ovw HoitMty’a. to Just a bad John, TVoMlAmJANCI fraaohlM laet aummar, haw* V s m 19, Kiwvmi ■^SBsSftttths rsoognfaMd champ. apanoar ratlrad tbraa via Bm ba and Widholm. of the laogua. RUDrS MORIL SERVICE STATION virtually ttjiaisd last esaeMTe ae 4, ~ ' t, m EABT OENTBR BT—M8-M1T Nnat gg MSM PAQB THIBTEIW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 27, 198B 4 «

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Owner,, MS- excellent young executive FAMILY SIZED CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS- squash, cucumbers, oabbags, guns, pswter, scrap gold, ished, hot wator, heated. CoU COVENTRY — 8 rooms, 8-bsd- neighborhood, wooded lot with FURNITURE reftnMied, color* Situations Wantad— 648-0491. Five room Ranch, alumi­ 8 A M to 5 PJL CAUfDTXAr Famala 38 atikic beans. Natsiaira Firm , tntohss, old Jswslry, hobby FIVE RIXIM 1st floor apart­ room year 'round home, sxcel- view on deadend street, short Six room Colonial-Ranch, changed, scratches and denta lho„ 123 Nswmarker Rd., Vsr- num siding, roU-up awn­ WHY RBNTT Only 114,900. removed. Manchester Re- FUM- ooUaotions, palnUngs, attic con­ ment, «near bus and ohuroh, ings, storm windows and Isnt area near lake, only $9,- walk to new schoOl, paneled 3-oar garage, 1)4 dehixa lUDLIABLB woman with rafer- nan-8o. Windsor Una, off Dart tents or whols sstatos. Funt- one child accepted, i0> pets, buys this Immaculate 8 room 600. Hayes Agency, 846-0181. rec room plua children's fSky* baths, fire slarm system. flnieM:« Co. 643-9363. HIU Road. 644-0804. Bustnoas Proporty screens. 15x18 living room COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ences will babjrslt, my home turs Repair Ssrvlos, 648-7449. available August 1st. ^ 8 per home in town, low pay­ room, recently redecoretad In­ Intercom eyetem, kitchen MONDAY n ra flUDAY lOiM A.M. ~ 8ATDHOAT ff A.M. For Salt 70 with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, ments, sasy financing. L a ^ n COVENTRY — Route 44A. spa­ preffered, a.m. or p.m. Call month. 649-0147. full basement with garage. side and out. Immediate oc­ brick wall and counter Building— Cofltractinf 14 648-9947. , Agency, 649-8361, M9-8140. cious Caps, three bs>rU McLaHen, 629- COVENTRY — Laketoont 0)4 M 3-2711 payments, $10. monthly. Deal- , Houses bor Sale 72 family sized kitchen with bullt- room year 'round home, oft Complete building service. New sr, Hartford 532.0981. light housekeeping facilities, 2180. 1ns, 8 bedrooms, hot vrater Six room .Cope, furnished OLD MELLOW Charm - Wide 8770. J. Watson Beach A Oo„ construction, alterations or ad­ D og s— Birds—Pets 41 centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, boards, fireplaces, 8 large 032-2114. hot water heat, fireplace, alu­ $14,400 — 3 bedroom Ranch, heat, plastered walls, one car or unfurnished, vicinity of minum storms and screens, fu l ditions. Roofing, siding, paint­ NEW RUGS, 9x13 beige, $80; 14 Arch Bt., Marahester. MODERN 4-room apartment, buHt-ins,'nice condition, large garage, trees, $16,900. Phil- Verplonck School. Tel. 649- rooms, modsrn heat, 3 baths ing. etc. 643-4382, 643-0696. QROOMINQ and boarding, wlD 9x15 cranberry oriental, $40; recently redeooratod, oonven' large trees, 814,800. Hutchins BOLTON LAKE—$10,900. Pri­ cellar, excellent oonditloo. Troublt Reaching Our Advertiser? ooUect and deliver. H. lot. Over 100 more listings of brick Agency, 649-8464. 8410. Good value at $13,900. Wolvsr- 13x16 avocado aorltan. 668-3000. lent location, workitw couple all kinds. Ckill Ellsworth A. Agency, Realtors, 814-0108, vate beach, vacant 3)4 room QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, Chase, Harmonylony HiuHill r o o m f o r gentleman with no children. Coll 646-4819. MANCHESTER — executive 7 Ranch, stone fireplace with ton Agency, Realtors, 640-3918. M-Honr Antwering Service nels, Bolton, 6^-6437. Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- IN BOUTON, a true tour bed­ dormers, porches, basements CLEAN, USED rafrigerators, parking. 64 High Street. 6980. room Cape, 2V4 baths, 2-car heatalator, recent funMce and BTVE r o o m apartment, ga' SIX ROOM Ranch. 150x200 weU room Ranch with 1)4 baths, full reflnished, cabinets, buUt-lns, ranges, automatic wadhsrs garage, waU-to-wall carp^fins. aluminum siding, covered rear 2 ENGUSH SETTERS, registered r o o m f o r l a d y or gentle' groomed lot, Mtchen, Hving Legal Notice Free to Heraid Readers formica, aluminum, vinyl, with guarantees. See them at ” rage, no pets, $110. monthly. BBVBN ROOM o l t e hoow. 4 28 foot family room, 16x82 ft. basement with a two car ga­ patio, out building, high.as­ steel, ceramo siding. WUllam Help WanteO— Male 36 litter, hunting stock; also, B. D. Pearl’s Appllanoes, 649 man. quiet. Inquire 224 Char­ OaU 649-3964 , 648-4762. room with (ireptace, dining rage. Nice big family home, Want Infomiatlon on one of our ehuntlled advertisements f Me Help Wanted— Female 35 FIRST CLASS mechanic want­ bedrooms, 3 bath^ lot 73x161. •wlmmlng pool, lovely treed sumable mortgage, nice neigh­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Robbins Carpentry Service, Dachshunds and Weimaraners, Main Bt. CaU etf-MTl.______ter Oak Street, 643-8368, 246 room, 8 bedroonu, built-ins, ga­ lot big enough to allow the chil­ borhood. Lawrence F. Fiano, held at Maneheater, within end lor answer at the telephone llstedT Stanpiy eall the ed, good pay, plus many com­ DUPLEX, 4 rooms, bath, hot Marion B. Robartoon, Realtor. lot. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. 649-3446. WATIRESSEIS wanted, days and pui^les all ages, Stud service 4738. 643-5983. rage, quaUty construction, $18, dren plenty of room to climb Realtors. 643-2766. the dlMiict of ISencheeter. on the pany benefits. Apply in person 3Mt day ni July, A.D. 1966. nights, full time, part-time, Southington, 1-638-6573. 1060 OLENWOOD gas and gas . water, Short distance to Main (XILONIAL—6 sparkling rooms, 700. Wolverton Agency, Real­ and dig. Beautiful screened In CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, to Arnold Harris, Service Man­ PRESS OPERATORS stove, excellent condition. 646- 238 CHARTER OAK ST. — St. 646-1061. SEVEN ROOM SpUt Level, tors, 649-2818. porch. Must be seen. T. J. SOUTH WINDSOR — 0>A room Preeent. Hon. John J. W illett, EDWARDS must have experience with food OCX3KER PUPPIES, buff, I completely enclosed yard, near Judse. floors, hatchways, remodeling ager, Bourne Buick, Inc., 386 6180. ______Room suitable for working treed 160x460 lot, garage, 24’ ..Crockett, Realtor. 843-1877. Ranch, level lot, 8 bedrooms, Eletau of ‘nwm ss R. HazweB, and liquor. N e Mrs. Canfield, PACKERS weeks, attractive and nicely gentleman, private entrance, THREE ROOMS. Inquire 83 schools and shopping, low pay­ SIX ROOM Cape, exceUent con' porches, garages, closets, ceil­ 8-7 p.m., Bolton Lake Hotel. Main St flreplaced hvlng room, kitchen, Mtchen with dining area, fire-, late of Maneheater. In eaM dMrlol, ANSWERINQ SERVlOE MACHINISTS bred, AKC .registered, H. C. NORGE Electric raiwe in excel- * $12. weekly. 649-1746. Church St. Can be seen any­ ments, only $14,600. Lappen dltion, 70x160 lot, 1% baths, MANCHESTER la only minutes ings, attics finished, rec rooms time. dining room, 8 bedrooms, heat­ Agency, 649-5281, 646-6140. placed living room, oil hot wa- j ippHcaUon of Theodora D. formica. No Job too smaU. D A MAN WANTED over 60 with OD Chase, Harmony Hill Kennels, lent condition, $50. OaU after 6, Rusco storm windows and away from this estate, consist­ Slxperience perferred, l a r g e comfortable living room ed family room, 1^ boiths, best ter heat, aluminum storms and Holnuin prayins that an Inatruraant D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. grinding experience preferred, Hebron Rd., Bolton, Conn. 648-6766. - quality, $23,600. Wolverlon SIX ROOM Oape, full shed dor­ doors, fire alarm system, en ing of three houses and 22)4 screens, $16,800. Wolverton purpordnf to M the laat wtU tad . 8494)500 - 875-2519 but may train if some shop ex­ first shift. Apply 643-6437. -with oormecUng bedroom in MANCHESTER — Quiet street, closed back yard. 649-4804. acres of land. For full informa­ Iratament oi aald deceaaad ba ad- 7 Agency, Realtors, 646-2813. mer, l>4 baths, fireplace, din­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. A A. DION, INC. Roofing perience background. Apply in SEWING MACHINB — Singer quiet borne for working gen­ 6 room duplex, tiled bath, new tion call 'The Ellsworth Mitten mlttad to proiMtte and that laMats oc and leave your meets go. You'D hear from our advertiser In Jig “SEW ING furnace, enclosed porch, gar­ ing room, one car garage, $16,- adminlatnUlon with the will an­ siding, paintliw. Carpentry. Al- person R. T. O. Inc., 319 Adams EASTERN BOILER CO. WILL TAKE all unwanted pets, automatic zlg - sag, cabinet tleman. 649-7410. FLINT DRIVE — 6 room Cape, Agency 643-6930. MANCHESTER Suburban — nexed be rranted on said eaiata. as time wtthout spending an evening at the telei^ n e. age, adulto only, $100, Hayes MANCHESTER — 6 room Oa] 600. Phllbrlck Agency, M9-8464. teraoons and additions. Ceil­ Street. 99 Loomis S t, Manchester excluding cats and dogs. Will model, excellent condition, but­ on bus line, handy to schoo aluminum siding, fireplace, Lakefront 6 room home, Uvtng per application on file. H la buy smaU cages according to CLEAN furnished room for a Agency, 646-0181. :c: fenced in lot, wall-to-wali car­ ACnON WANTED on this im­ ORDERED: Thai the Torespotag ings. Workmanship guaran­ MACHINE ton holes, embroiders, hems, shopping, etc. 114,600. Phil- room with stone fireplace, appllcstlon be heard and datsr- Automobiles For Sale 4 teed. Sn Autumn St 648-4860. BIXPERIENCED painters want­ condition. CaU 648-9369. etc., was $806.60, unpaid bal­ gentleman, central. Oall Mrs. peting. Will listen to reasonable maculate Cape. Six rooms fin­ DeMute, 643-9353. NEAT 8-room apartment with brick Agency, 649-8464. SAVE $6,000 large enclosed porch overlooks mined at the Probate oitloa bi Ifan- ed. Call Glastonbury between ance $69.86, take over pay­ offers. J. D. Realty Oo., 648- ished, 1)4 baths, rec room, acre the lake, recent oil hot water i^ester. In aald Dtstrlci. on tbt 6th CONVERTIBLE — 1963 Chevro­ AL WILCOX — Quality carpen­ 6-7 p.m., 633-7765. OPENING for part-time deliv­ bath, porch, second floor, NEW TWO-FamUy duplex, 6-0, Owner will sacrifice $6,000. 6129. of grass and a two car, ge- day oi Aufuat.vA.D. 1966. ai three OPERATORS” ery work in Manchester or Ver­ ments of $8. monthly. City Sew­ r o o m f o r r e n t , centrally stove, refrigerator, heat, hot -heat, shade trees, nicely o’clock In the aAernoon, and that HERALD let Bel Air 6 cylinder, auto­ try, remodeling. Garages, FREE — Angora - type gray ing Center, Hartfoid, 6N-0476. nice location, separate heat­ in the sale of this lovely 7 rage. Owners have other com- non area, car necessary, week­ and white kitten. 649-4M. located, ample parking, private water, garage. Available Aug. MANCHESTER — RoHtng Park landscaped lot, immediate oc­ noUce be riven to all peraona inter- matic transmission, excellent kitchens, tile work. Good ref­ ing systems, cito utilities. OaU room 2)4 bath Cape. Many mltmenta, must move. One of cupancy. Lawrence F. FTano, eated In aald eataie oi the pendaocr conthtioii $315. Adult owner. erences. 643-7367 after 6 p.m. PLEASANT WORKING ends, 8-10 hours, average $2 MOVING out of town. Must entrance, gentleman preferred. 16. 318 Center Bt., 649-6706. cuatom features and many —Ideal for children, 8)4 room the cleanest and the neatest oi aald applloaikin and the time and 643-6013. builder, Leon Oieszynskl, 649- Realtors, 646-0424, 643-2766, 742- by pul^ DOX LE H E R S 649-0496. hourly. CaU 644-0303 or 538-6686. dispose four rooms furniture, 4291. plush extras. Filtered Cape extra large kitchen, din­ homes that we have ever listed. placee of rieartnr thereon, CONDITIONS! MACHINISTS Articles For Sale 45 MANCHESTER—4 rooms, first ing room, 8 bedrooms, 1)4 6364. Itahlntahlnr a copy of oi thla order In aemaaocna FULL-TIME custodian, South linens, dishes, everything. Ex­ swimming pool iixcluded. Very sensibly priced. Just over newapaper narinr a cIrcuUiicm in 1960 PLYMOUTH Sports Sub­ Roonng— Siding 16 cellent values. Can be seen floor, heat, hot water, stove, CONCORD RD. — Beautiful baths, fireplace, oversized ga­ aald dietrtet, at least aevwn days For Your Windsor public sclxxUs. For in­ DON’T mertiy brighten your Apartment Buildings refrigerator, 40 Birch 9t., be­ Opportunity knocks. Bolton to'wn line. T. J. Crock­ urban, 6 passenger station anytime. CaU 649-3363. Ranch, large Uvlng room, for­ rage. VA approved. 648-6034. before the tlay of astd hesrlnr. Jo BIDWELX, HOME Improvement Experienced hek> mid qual- formation caU 644-1684. carpets . . . Blue I.ustre them tween 7-9 evenings or call 822- ett, Realtor 643-1677. BOLTON appear if they aee cauae at a ^ wagon, $490. Call 644-8666 Tenements 63 mal dining room, cabinet' HAYES AGENCY time and place and be heard rela- InformatiMi after 6:30 p.m. Oompany—Roofing, siding, el' Ifi^ trainees wanted. . . . ediininats rapid resoiling. 4111, 622-8860. MANCHBSTBR--6 room Ranch LOCAL ROUTE opening 6H day UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recreti- 9)4 ROOM RANCH, flnaplace Custom new 6 finished T Uve thereto, and by maiUnc ockett. Realtor, 643-1577. other home. Sealed bids will be received Moving'—Traddiig— 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ly customized kitchen with Bel Air Real EsUU 648-9882. 45 TO 60 HRS. SCREENED LOAM — for the TWO ROOM kitchenette apart­ bullt-lns, beautiful shaded lot, large lot, fine location, only onl; ROGKVTLiE — $13,600, three LAWRENCE F. FIANO at the Office of tbs Gensral Lost and Found Storage 20 beat in lawns and gardens from CALL — ASK FOR DAVID ' THREE ROOM apartment, 118 $20,500. Hayes Agency, 6 ^ 649-4693. Manager, 41 O n ter Street, 1961 WHITB dump truck. 743- Main Btreet, $90. 649-6229, 9-5. ment, heat, hot water, refrlg- l.eonard Agency, Realtors, family with good return. Two Realtors TOY AND GIFT CARPENTER’S our screening plant. Andover- eratoi*, call 643-0578. Refer­ 646-0469. 0131. Manchester, Connecticut, until LADY’S WRIS’TWA’TCH vicinity 6061. MANCHESTER DeUvezy. UgM USED Oroeley refrigerator, MANCHESTER — Quick occu­ three-room units plus 1)4 bring' 843-2766 646-0424 742-6364 Aug. 6, 1966 at 11:00 am. for PER W EEK Columbia. DeUvered. Oeorge ences. pancy, low price, fine older $196 per month. Barrows 4 of Parkade and Broad Street. trucking and package deUvery. good running condition, $45. NEW 3-room country' apart­ HORSE RANCH, in Mandiee- JUST LISTED — 6% room furnishing and installliw an u PARTY PLAN H. Grlffing, b e ., 743-78M. ments, garages, all electric, home near Moncheeter Green. Wallace. 649-6306. Please call 643-1871. ReMgeraton. wamera and HELPERS 643-0494. MANCHESTER — Oxford ter with 27 acres. 8 room Ranch, bullt-lns, flr^lace, 2)4 air conditioner in water Auto Driving .School 7-A stove moving q »cla lty. Folding SAVE BIG! Do your own rug nice suburban setting, $90. per acres, nice suburban location, Ptireplace, many closets, $17,- ANDOVER — four room Ranch, Manager and dealers need- Apartment, attractive two bed­ house, 1)4 baths, bam, out­ VERNON — 8-bedroom Ranch, two bedrooms, sunporch, ga­ Dept, office. NOTICE is hereby given that chaliv for rent 848-0788. . ABOVE AVERAGE PAY and upholstery cleaning with AT ALBERTS YOU OAN , month, no lea.se. Leonard reasonably priced. Leonard 900 buys it! Barrows 0t Wal­ in this area. Full or spare room jhxplex, heat, hot water, buildings, corrals, etc., $50,000. fireplace, buUt • Ins, garage, rage, artesian well, half acre Bid forma plana and spscl-_ Pass Book No. S10602 issued DRIVING Instructions — Home Blue Lustre. Rent’ electric NOW RENT BRAND NEW Agency, Realtors, 648-0469. Philbrick Agency, 649-84M. Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. lace. 649-5306. flcations are available at the by The Savtnge Bank of Man' pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ time opportunity showing steady Emplojment range, refrigerator, and park­ storms, fenced yard, near lot. Oall owner 742-8842. stand out line of over 500 shampooer $1. Olcott Variety Furniture A Appliances ing, conveniently located. 643- Oontroller's Office, 66 Center cheater has been lost and ap­ age classes. Special attention Painting—Papering 21 Don’t Buy Anywhere, Even GARRISON Colonial in execu­ OWNER bought larger home Ma n c h e s t e r — e-4 two fam­ school, $16,900. Owner, 875- newest nationally adver­ Store. 0973. 643-7796. Street, Manchester, Cbnneotl- plication has been made to to nervous and elderly. Serv­ 52 Weeks a Year From Us Until You Get The THREE ROOM apartment, 470 tive neighborhood on a beauti­ is moving in fall. Left behind ily flat, near Center Street, aU 4661. INTERIOR and exterior paint­ tised Toys and Gifts. Cash Contromatics Main St., $90. Call 649-6229 , 9-6. city utilities, $228. monthly In­ cut said bank for payment of the ing Manchester and surround­ LOAM SALE! Clean $14. loam Facts About Our New Rental MANCHEISTER four rooms, ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1)4 is a 6 room C^pe with a very $14,000 — Large 3 bedroom Town of ManciMstar, amount of deposit. ing towns. CaU Manchester ing, waUpaper removed, fuUy in on tremendous Christ­ Excellent Wages come, good investment or Uve Insured. Rene Belanger, 643- now $12.60. Fill, gravel, sand, Plan first floor, $86, couple or one baths, breezeway, 2-car ga­ neat and clean appearance, Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot NOTICE OotmacUcut Driving Academy, 743-7349. mas demand. Call or write $16,600. CaU Tony AUbrlo, 849- In with smaU monthly pay­ 0512 or 644-0804. today Santas’ Parties Dept. stone, manure, white sand for PHONE HARTFORD child, Call Glasptontoury 683-9067 rage, $26,400. Philbrick Agen­ 126 X 379, trees, suburban. The following ordinance was Richard Martin, POUND — Begal type — brown Cprp. sand boxes and pools. 643- FOUR ROOMS, third floor, no 2996. J. D. Realty Co., 643-5129. ments. Only $18,900. Lawrence N Avon, Conn. Telephone 247-0368 Or 627-9036 children. CaU 649-3679. for appointment. cy, 649-8464. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- adopted by the Town of Bol­ General Manager and black male. Call Lee INSIDE and outalde painting. WRTTE P.O. BOX 360, 9504. F. Fiano, Realtors, 646-0424, Fraochla, Dog Warden, 643- Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Area Code 303, 678-3450. 200 W. MAIN ST. OR COME IN AND SEB 643-2768, 742-6364. 0103. ton, Connecticut, at a special L MAN(3HBSTER — 6)4 room You name your own price. MANOHESTBR CONN. CARL NIERmTByRO 31 HUN-nNCTON St.—6 rooms, MANCHESTEIR Garden Apart­ $14,500— Six room Colonial, ga­ Town Meeting held on July 19, 8504. ROCKVILLE, CONN. TWO ASBESTOS cutters, 3 rage, 1)4 acres, garden, fruit Ranch, carport, 1)4 baths, big 1962 TROPHY Triumph motor­ Special rates for homeowners New furniture, a|q>Iiancefl and first floor, sunporch, adults, ments. 4)4 rooms, heat, hot wa­ VA, no down payment, 5 room VERNON — 7 room Colonial, 1965. 65 or over. 649-7863, 875-8401. pump Jack. Oall 648-8660 after ter, stove, refrigerator, and and shade trees, suburban, flreplaced lltring room, 3 bed­ (4 bedrooms) with one full bath POUND — Tan female puppy. cycle, newly o-verhauled. 742- REOEPnONIST-T-Local pedia­ televisions are now avaUahle stove, refrigerator, washer rooms, large lot, convenient lo­ home, convenient to shopping, ORDINANCE AUTHORIZINO NOTICE Call Bolton Dog Wardem, 646- 6906 after 6. PHONE MR. BECKER 4:30. available. 649-7517. parking. Completely redecorat­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 648- and 2 lavatories, rec room, and BOND ISSUE AND PAINTING, EXTERIOR and trician’s oMlce, 4% day week. PLUMBEUl’S, experienced, new for rentals. We can fill your cation. Hayes Agency, 646- deep alhaded lot, modestly 7601. 876-3317 needs from a single room to a . ed. $120. 643-0000, 649-0090. Of­ 0103. priced, $11,700. Wolverton garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, TEMPORARY BORROWONO PUBLIC HEARING interior, paperhangring, wall­ Pleasant personality a neces­ work, good wages, steady em AIR FILTERS, moet sizes in BIX ROOM duplex, 3 bedrooms, 0131. combination windows. Excel­ HONDA Scrambler, 280cc, 1966, stock for your window or cen complete home. Reasonable fice 15 Forest St. Agency, Rraltors, 649-2813. SECTION 1. That the Town ADDITIONAL low mileage. CaU 648-6771 after paper removed, dry wall work. sity. Write Box B, Herald. ployment, 643-4523. adult children only. Inquire 31 lent value and only $22,600. Reeusonable rates. FuUy in­ An Equed Opportunity tral air-conditioning imit. T.P. weekly or monthly rates can be MANCHESTEIR — oversize 6 of Bolton issue its bonds in the APPROPRIATIONS 6 p.m. OFFICE WORKER, experienced N. Elm St. anytime. MANCHESTER — Two bedroom HIDDEN VALUES room Ranch, 3 good sized bed­ BRAND NEW 6)4 room gold T. J. Crocket, Realtor, 643-1677. principal sum of four hundred AnnouneementB sured. Free estimates. 649- Employer SHOP FOREMAN Trainee, Ver. Aitkin Oo., 27 Tcriland Tpke arranged. Free delivery and modem duplex, full basement, BOARD OF DIRECTORS preferred, general office work. there are no carrying chargee. rooms, spacious li-vlng room medallion Ranch, with carport, five thousand ($405,000) dol­ 1666 HONDA, C B 160. Very 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. non-Rock-vlUe area. Will be Manchester. FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ backyard, $126. 643-7114. ANDOVE5R — Everything you TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ELECTROLUX Sales and serv­ Must have own transportation. trained to assume respomribU And you are not under any ob- and large kitchen, full base­ big kitchen, oven, range and lar, pursuant to the provisions CXlNNECnCUT clean, 1^ months old. CaU 646- ond floor, stove, refrigerator, Excellent Colonial. 6)4 di^waOher, 3 bedrooms, all al­ want, 8 room Raised Ranch, ice, bonded representative. Al­ 6296 before 2:16. EXTERIOR and Interior paint­ Write to Box C, Herald. SALES TRAINEE wanted by hy for smaU shop, mechani MILLIONS of rugs have been Hgation. 240 Oak St. $85. monthly. Pre­ rooms, fireplace, natural ment with walk-out door, com­ of Chapter 110 of the General Notice ia hereby given that fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., uminum exterior. Wolverton with 5 acres and trout brook, ing. W alloper books, paper­ old reliable company and a cally inclined. Prefer machine cleaned with Blue Lustre. R ’l NOW YOU CAN RENT fer young couple with no chil­ oak trim, 1)4 tiled baths, bination windows, waU-to-wall Bel Air Real Estate. 643-9332, Statutes of Connecticut, Revi­ the Board of Directors, Town Manebestar, 644-6141. hanging. Ceillnga. Floors. 9\il- CHRISTMAS *is here for Avon. America's finest. Rent electric Furnished Apartments 6.3-A carpeting, built-in dishwasher Agency Realtors. 649-281S. 1964 HONDA, green, mcxiel 250 leader in its field. 'This is a dhop or trade school expert' Brand new 1, 2, 3, 4, or 6 com­ dren. Call 643-9409 after 0 p.m. fully insulated, walk-ln ce­ 649-4593. sion of 1958, for the purpose o f of Manchester, Connecticut, ly insured. Workmanship guar­ Our labonutories are getting shampooer $1. Ihe Shbrwin- and disposal, amesite drive, financing in part the period will hold 'a Public Hearing In BWIMMINO lesBona including c«, mSeage 4,000. OaJl 643- permanent position for a man ence and military obligation plete home outfits, washers, CLEAN, 3 ROOMS and bath, dar closet, dishwasher, gar­ 0922, after 4 p.m. anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649^26. ready now for the ever-lncreas' fulfilled. A.pply Oonneotlcut Wimama Oo. dryers, freezers, refrigerators, '- GLEAN 5 room apartment for carport, city utilities, conveni­ COVENTRY — Daly Rood. Re­ from September 16, 1965 to the Municipal Building Hear- Junior and Senior life saving. ing Christmas demand for our to be tralncti in aales. Pre­ parking, August 1st, $90. 646- bage disposal, city utilities, If no answer. 643-9043. vious experience helpful but State Employment Service, 806 gas or electric ranges, gas and rent, adults preferred. Inquire 0057. wall to wall carpeting, ent location, $18,600. U 4 R FOR SALE furbished two bedroom home. Jime------30. ------1966, which amouqt Ing Room, 41 Center------Street, Red Cross certified, hours at 1963 HONDA, 306 oc, dream products. Our Repreeentatives TWO 20” reverslbile fans, also Realty Oo., Inc., 643-2692, R. D. does not exceed the appropria- Manchester, Connecticut, Tues- your oonvenience. August 646- not necessary, excellent op­ Main Bt., Manchester. gas ranges, black and white or after 6 p.m. 83 Birch St. combination windows, en­ New bath, lake privileges, ex­ toinlng, excellent condition, PAINTINO BY Dick Fontaine, are making plane now to han­ smaller one. Miscellaneous gar* Murdock, 643-8472. BY OWNER tlons for said period. i day, Aug 8, 1965, at 8:1)0 p.m. 0103. Interior and exterior. Paper portunity for advancement to den tools. Two power mowers, color TV, stereo oonsolee, bed­ closed porch, 2-car garage. cellent for young family. Only many aoceesorles. call 648-0490. dle the unprecedented demand room, living rooms, dinettes, LOVELY 8)4 room apartment, Business Locations $7,900. Barrows A Wallace. 649- SEXjriON 2. Such bonds on proposed additional ^ppro- - > ------^------hanging and wall paper remov­ the right party. Salary, com­ one hand mower, one electric Must be seen to be appre­ SPARKLING CAPE, Ideal tor Manchester — Spacious 6 that win he made tor their table* lamps, chairs and many corner Oak and CoHage, heat, ciated. Quick occupancy. 6306. I shall mature in substantially priations, as follows: NEW OUve Greens. Latex house al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. services. Don’t you wait until mission, car aUowance and all QUALIFIED graas trimmer, 177 outdoor For Rent 64 growing family, huge lot, lit­ room custom built Colonial, paint, stop in and see. Morrison Businesii Services more. hot water, refrigerator, range, Shown by appointment. : equal annual installments be- To: Board of Education — Quality workmanship. Gall it’s too late. OaU today ao you company benefits such as va­ Christmas lights, also flood food disposal, master TV, com­ tle traffic. An excellent buy at beaut^lly decorated, de­ Paint 739 Main St. Offered ^____ W cation with pay, etc. For inter­ JIG BORE OPERATORS DESIRABLE store oi office WAPPINO — 8 bedroom custom ginning one year from date of Community College, 1965/6B evenli^, 627-9671. too can earn those extra dol­ light, metal fruit press, mis­ pletely soundproof, $126 month­ space, ground floor, clean, at- $14,500. Lappen Agency, 649- sirable neighborhood, built- built Ranch at 20 Ridge Rd., isgye and ending not later than General Fluid B u d get...... view apply to Singer Oo., 882 A— L—B— E—R—r —S ins. Priced in low 20’s. HOLIDAY HOUSE, Cottage LAND CLBARINa, lars In your spare time. Ex­ cellaneous household goods, ly. 843-2786, 643-2370. ‘ ractlve and reasonable. Apply CHARLES LESPERANCE 5261, 649-6140. deadend street, magnificent 1 years from date of is- $4,000 for hiring an Architect cellent training. OaU 289-4932. Main St. Second and Third Shifts Only fertilizer spreader. 644-0934. 43-45 AILYN ST.. HARTFORD Owner transferred. Ftione Street. New concept in retire­ moval, and chain saw work. Floor Finishing 24 Mr. Chasse, State Theatre, 11 MANCHESTER — Two family, view, mid 20's. Otil owner, 649- ^ ghgn bear such date and to draw up preliminary plans ment Uvtng, RN cm duty. Near A. Michaud. 742-S006. 60-Hour Work Week OPEN NIGHTS TIIL 9 PM. LUXURIOUS 4)4 duplex apart­ 649-0682. 1260 or 267-9600. pgjg interest as may be de- and estimates for conve^ng MATURE babysitter wanted, in AN EXPERIENCED car polish­ a.m. - 8 p.m. 649-7620 6-6, garages, close to Main St., Qf buses, churchen and shopping. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- ment. Living room, dining termined by the Board of Se- the Nike Site to use as a Com- my home, or in your home. er and used car get ready man DANISH WALNUT Uvlng room room and kitchen, colored re­ fully rented, in excellent condi­ BOLTON — 8 room, oversized ReasonaUe rates. For informa­ APPLIANCES repaired — all Ing (specializing in older to start at once, top salary to Boats and AcccsBories 46 OFFICES 500-1600 sq. ft., excel­ lectmen; The Connecticut Bank munlty College Campus, to bs Vicinity Bunce Dr. 649-7163. PURDY-FERRIS CORP. set; double bed, 2 door refri- • frigerator and range. Extras lent location, Janitxw, parking. tion, separate utilities. Wolver­ 6)4 ROOM Ranch, with attached Cape. Two bathrooms, fire­ tion caU 649-2386. makes washers, refrigerators, floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ rigM man. CaU or see Mr. 886 HILLIARD ST. gerator, 9x9 outside umbrella , HUGE KITCHEN, birch cabi­ ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. and Trust Company, of H art-' financed from the unexpended freezers, dryers, gas and elec­ ing. Oillngs. Paperhanging. SIXTEEN foot Canvas canoe, Included hood, disposal, ven­ Will remodel to suit tenant. garage, three large bed-rooms, place, enclosed breezeway, ga­ ford, Connecticut, is appointed surplus of 1964/65. ASSISTANT needed for or- Myette at Burnside Motors, 649-0000 tent, available August 8. ation blinds, carpeted stair­ nets, dishwasher, screened rage, half acre lot, fruit trees, tric ranges. OU burners No Job too small. John Ver- ‘ East Hartford, 289-0346. hand made, excellent condition, Very reasonable. 649-6834, 643- MANCHESTER — Large 6-room big idtehen, huge Uvlng room certifying and paying agent for I'lfz District Reserve thodonUc office, attractive sal­ Storrs, 429-6848. case, heat, hot water. Just like porch, 6'^ room Colonial, 1)4 -with fireplace. Assumable G1 Pasek Realty, 289-7476. Automobnes For Sale 4 cleaned and repaired. Coema faiUe, 875-9827. ary scale, willing to train. $100 firm. CaU 643-2949 after 6. 7176. Ranch, 1)4 tiled baths, garage, such bonds; Messrs. Day, Ber­ Fund for purchase of Man­ Appliance, 649-0065. owning your own home. Rea­ baths, Manchester, $20,900. mortgage. $16,900 Wolverton Write Box H, Herald. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 648- patio, hot water oil heat, built- HEBRON — Six room modern ry & Howard, of Hartford, chester Green Fire Housa NEED CART Tour credit turn­ 70EiD fuel oil driver, SIXTEIEN foot row boat, boat sonable rent. On bus lino. Near THREE ROOM office or busi­ Agency Restltoni 649-2813. Site ...... $45,000 YOU ARB A -ll Trudi la A -ll lar-round work, fringe bene FIVE ROOMS of furniture tor ness, ground floor, 470 Main 0108. Ine, city utilities, large treed Ranch, paneled den. oil hot wa 1 Connecticut, are designated as ed down? Short on down pay­ Money to Loan 29 NAME BRAND goods free trailer, and 6 h.p. outboard sale, caU 649-3964, 648-4763. ! ohurch and schools. Tel. 648- lot, full basement, exceUent to be financed from temporary CeUan, attics, trash, smaU EXPERIENCED Its, Write Box F Herald. Give 9877 at 10 a.m., Mr. Ruddell. Street, plenty of parking. 649- RANCH — 6)4 rooms, kitchen ter, 2-car garage, large lot, 1)4 the attorneys at law to render 2 ment? BanknmtT Repomes' Help, friends shop with Just $1. motor, $50 complete. 643-9278. notes in anticipation of F1r« ' trucking done A*1 ik A t! CaU 4-3 ROOM TWO Family, excel­ condition, 8 years old. Oharlee -with bullt-lns, and dining area, baths. Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, an opinion approving the le­ ticD? Don't de^ elrl See Hen- SECOND MORTGAGE -> Un­ You get weekly things free. complete resume, aU replies AUTOMATIC Kenmore washer, Weekends, tel. 649-3666. 6229, 9-5. lent starter, good location, House construction. 643-2921, Tramano Trticking limited funds available tor sec­ MACHINISTS confidential. 16 FOOT, 85 Johnson engine, Lesperstnee, 649-7620. 3 bedrooms. Ceramic tile bath, 643-6169. gality of such ls.sue and the eat Douglas. Inquire about low- Servloa Write for details and free 556- normal wash and wear cycle, OFFICE for rent In Tinker priced for quick sale, $18,000. Treasurer shall keep a record Robert M. Stone, eat down, anuQlaet paymanta ond mortgages, payments to electric start, with trailer. 8)4 ROOM heated apartment, NEAT CAPE, Bowers School, 6 generous sized living room, p ^ e catalogue. Popular Club very good condition. 644-0411. cabinet kltohen, stove, refrig­ Block. Apply Olenney’s Men’s CaU Eugene Gagllardone, 649- of such bonds. Secretary anywhere. No amall loan or fi­ suit your budget. Expedient Plan, Dept. N600, Lynbrook, And Ktdgeport operators, Wonderful pleasure and fishing rooms, 5 finished, garage, fire- selNng below FHA appraisal at Board of Directors • FHARPENINO Service—Sawa, service. J. O. R ^ t y . 648-6139. Salesmen Wanted 36-A boat. FuUy equipped with wa­ erator, garage. Redecorated. Shop. 2760, J. D. Realty Oj., 648-8129. $14,500. Wolverton Agency SECTION 3. Such bonds nance oompany plan. Douglaa knives, exes, shears, skates, N.Y. lathe erators, full or KENMORE Electric dryer, 10 idace, convenient to bus, shop- Manchester, Connecticut' Motora, 888 Main. part-time, overtime, paid ter skies, fishing gear, and different cycles, like new,' Par­ Third floor. Adults. 649-0052. MANCHESTER—10 room home. Realtors. 649-2813. NOTICE shall be signed by the Select­ rotary blades. Quick service. A FRESH START v/fll lump QUALIFIED real estate sales ^ng. 649-6606. men, or a majority of them, Dated at Manchester, Con­ ALL AROUND waUreaa, some noUdays, liberal benefits. other accessories. Reasonable. ty moving. 644-0411. 200x860 lot, exceUent for large necticut. this 22nd day ot VOLKSWAGEN Camper — 1961 Capitol Equipment Co., 38 your debts into one easy pay­ agent or broker needed for our 643-1774, 640-4735. CLEAN 6 room flat, first floor, Houses For Rent 65 OF THE COLLECTOR and by the Treasurer of the Mitin Bt., Maneheater. Hours ment U you have equity In short order duties, better than oftlcee In Manchester and Ver­ natural woodwork, big rooms, family or In-law situation. Im­ MANCHESTER — new listing completely factory equipped. average pay. Oonn. Golf Steedi FOR SALE — Easy wiklger mediate occupancy. Bel Air 4 bedroom Cape, large fire- Lots For Sale 73 OF REVENUE Town of Bolton, a facsimile of 1 1®®®- 648-0689, 649-6674. daUy 7-6. Thursday 7-e, Satur­ property, call Fnmk Burke tr non. Must be licensed and washing machine, chaise one block from center. Garage, Ail persons liable by law to the seal of said town shall be ------day 7-4. 643-79S8. dlacuaa ways and means. Con­ Bar. OaU 646-0000. Seg Manufacturing, Inc. ready to go. AU professional stove, refrigerator, $120 B m C H STREET —Five rooms, Real Estate, 643-9882. placed living room, enclosed Diamonds— ^Watdhf lounge, 649-6796. after 8 p.m. $100. Coll 649-6229 , 9-6. )rch, kitchen with built-ins. BOLTON — 2 building lota total­ pay Town Taxes are hereby no-j printed thereon: the Board of 7 necticut Mortgage Exchange, faculties are available. HliHigh monthly. Belflore Agency 643 tlfled that I will have a Rate Selectmen is aulauthorized to de-: TYPEWRITERS — Standard 18 Lewis St, Hartford, MS- 318 Hartfoid Rd. 649-8747 commission earnings. Call Jewelry LINDEN STREET — Fine cen­ uckley School area. Leonard ing 6 acres, $7,000. Cali Eugene 1M3 VOLKSWAGEN, black, Mr. 48 6121. tral location. Thla ia an eight g Gagllardone, J. D. Realty, 649- Bill-for the List of 1964 of 42.8 termlne the form of .such ' and electric. Repaired, over­ 8897. Help Wanted-4tfsle 86 Wetbnsr, Jarvis Realty Oo., Agency, Realtors, 646-0489. very good condition. 649-8032. hauled, rented. Adding ma­ WATCH AMD JBWBUtT ro- Suburban For Rent 66 roomer with two baths that 2780, 643-6129. mills on the dollar for the Town ■ bonds, and, with the Treasurer, | 648-1131, for an appointment to needs redecoration. Has a lot ------of Manchester, of 3.5 mills on \ to sell such bonds at public or $968 OORVAIR Monza, 4 speed chines rented and repaired. discuss this fine opportunity, pairing. Pzmiqit zervlo^ Up to COLONIAL MANOR WARANOKE ROAD Pickup and deUvery service. Private liiBtmetion8^32 IMPORTANT NOnCB |20 on your old witoh in BOLTON — Brandy St. Modern of posalbUltles. Lot is plenty No. 141 . . . vacant Cape, 4 bed­ NORTH COVENTRY-—60 acres, (be dollar for the Eire Depart- private sale, to deliver such ' transmlsalon, radio, beater, FHARMACaST — Assistant 4 room apartment, near new mostly wooded, road frontage, $1360. 644-2880. Yale Typewriter Sendee, 649- The 1964 Olvil Rights Law Manager for large volume trade. Closed Mondays. F. B. And big (80 X 176) and there is a rooms, two full baths, rec room. ment Taxing District of the I bonds on behalf of the town, - NEED WHY High School, stove and refrig­ only $16,000. Lawrence F. Fi­ 4686. ATTENTION Tractor Trailer problblU, with certain exeei. store In Rockville. Merchandis­ Help Wanted— Bray, 787 Main StrsM, Stats one car nirage. Vacant, look Many features, must be seen to Town of Manchester, and of 6 and to do all other acts neces- TOIUMPH — 1960 TR-8, mint Trainees. Men 19 and over are Male or Female 87 Tkeatsr Building.. COLONIAL OAKS erator furnished, immediate oc­ it over, we are asking $18,000. be appreciated. Trades consid­ ano, Realtor, 643-2766. mills on the dollar for tl^ Spe- g*ry and appropriate to com- LAWNMOWER tiuurpentng; re­ iloiM, disortmlnatkm because ing experience helpful. Excel­ cupancy. (Jail afler 6, 649-0771. clol Parking Authority Taxing condition, OtU 646-3660 after 6 needed at once to train for of ssx. It wlU now bs nscss- lent benefit program, bonus ar­ T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- ered. plete the Issue of such bonds. pairs, aales, rotor biadea high paying Jobs as Tractor- MANCHESTER — Vernon Dletrict of the Town of ,Mein- P-m> sary for our readers not only rangement. Arthur Drug, Mr. One, two and three bedroom ANDOVER-6 room apartment, 1577.______, ______SECTION 4.—Pending the ■baipened; blcwcla aales, serv­ Trailer Drivers if quallfisd. PAINT? apartments available, all T. J. Crockett, Realtor Street. Two acre building site, cheeter. issue of such bond.s as herein­ ice. Maneheaicr Cycle Shop, to read the usual Female Patton, 649-6004, Mr. &ordon. r JANITOR with stove and refrigerator, on MANCHESTER — 6 room Oolo­ barn, some trees. Only $5,600. A 1968 VALIANT V-100. 2 door Earnings $200. per week salary Help Wanted and Mate Help 648-1006. appliances, heat, hot water, 643-1577 . Each euch tax Is due and before provided, the Selectmen aedan, standard tranamlaelon, 149 W. Middle TunpUtA and up. Many Jobs available. Fidl-time, good working private cellars, large spa­ first floor. 742-7641. nlal, 12x28 foot living room Lswrence F. Fiano. Rsaltors, payable, one-half on the first 3096. Wanted olassifioaUoiu, but AUTOMATIO 643-2766, 646-0424, 742-6864. and Treasurer are authorized radio, heater, safety belts, ex* Budget plan available also. For oondHiona. Reply stating cious rooms, multi closets. ______5 room house, with fireplace, formal dining TOUR BEDROOMS, aluminum day of July, 1906, and one-half to borrow' such sums as may be cellent condition, .good tires, also our Olasslfloation Hsip STOCKROOM atiUodant, high w a p p in o (7 room and largo kitchen with siding, dishwasher. 1)4 baths, details phone 349-7771 anytime. Wanted — Mala or Famala age, previoua work experi­ INSTALL Oall for an appointment. stove and'refrigerator, partly on the first day of January. necessary to defray the sp- nhM 2 new anow tires. 643* HAROLD 4 BON Rubbleb Re school education, prevtous sx- TRANSWS8I0N pine cabinets, (8 bedrooms, 1)^ nice lot, double garage. Imme­ 1906; provided, however, that moval — attlca, ceUare and . . . 87. rienca helpful. Apply Iona ence, and salary mpaotod. fumlahed, beautiful view. 644- BUI$-DINO lot tor sole — In- propriatlon.s for the period end­ 8839. Box D, HsraM. baths, combination windows, diate occupancy. Reduced to any tax amounting to not more ROOF? yards, weekly and monthly 2094.^______ing June 30, 1966 in anticipa­ Help Wanted— ^Female 35 Ig. Oo, Regent It. Manches­ TROUBLE? J. D. REALTY CO. double amesite drive. Excel­ $18,200. LAppen Agency, 649- quira 243 Fern 9t. Manchester, than fifty dollars ahsil be due 1963 FALOON 3 door Dekixo au­ pickup. Bolton-Manchester vi­ Gter. ALUMINUM tion of the receipt of the pro­ COUNTRY LIVINa, Bolton lent condition throughout. WeU 6281, 649-6140. ______^ and payable In one installment tomatic transmission, radio, cinity. Harold Hoar. 649-4084. MACRIlflST — Bridgeport op­ 'A’ Pt m Rood Tsst 648-6129 643-8779 ceeds' from the sale of funding Center apsjrtmenta 8 rooms, landscaped yard. Priced to sell on July 1, 1906. bonds authorized by this ordi­ beater, good condition, 46,000 IMPORTANT NOTICE erators, tunwt lattM operator PUNCH PR B U operator - s at $17,900. U A R Realty Co., MANOTBSTER — Assume $128 Resort Property For Sale 74 Failure to make first pay­ mflae, 644-8068, ETBPS, SIDEWALKS, ’ atom perianoad. Must bs able to sat i t A l iy i$ M with heat, hot water, atove nance; and the Selectmen, or waUe, flTMlacea, flagatone ter­ The 1964 OivU Righto Law and stock man. Job mop sx- DISHWASHER and refrigerator. Oall 648-4812. Inc., 648-2692, R. D. Murdock, yments toe $2,500! Six room ment by August 1, 1906 ren­ pertones preferred, 86 hour tm own work. FuU-Ums Job SlUING ECOBPTIONALLY nice” first on porg eous lot ANCHOR HERB — beautiful a majority of them, and the races. Au concrete renalre. prohibits, with certwn excep­ FuU-tlme, good working WQQvT I wOlIv 6U-6472. pe, garage, on ders the whole tax delinquent. week, Parivon Tool Oo„ be. with ovortims privilsgss and floor 4 room apartment, oil hot awith all city facimlitTes. Barrowa Coventry waterfront setting, 3 Treasurer ' are hereby author­ Reasonably priced. 648-0881. tions, discrimlnstkm because oenditions. Reply stating Worii wltiir' b ^ r a heat atom IWOKV;LOD_-_4 )4 ^r«Bn^,I>U; bedrooms, fireplace, large Second payment becomtja de­ CAU INS CHEVROLET, good condi- 389 Adanu Bt„ Maaobastor. fringe benefits. AppUoant Mrsd ★ Al plex. 2 bedrooms, full cellar, 114,600 — ManoheaUr. 6 room ft Wallace. 649-5306. linquent after Febniary 1, 1966. ized to determine the omoiuit, (4on. reaaonaMe'otter. 648-0899. of sex. It wUl now be neces­ age, previous work experi­ windows, a 0 r e e n s, Venetian porch. Get paddling. It’s only date, maturity. Interest rate, HAVE TIME — wlU work. Odd to work In new plant at Bast OnarantMd atove, refrigerator, excellent Oape, new aiding, fonoad ahad- Interest is figured from due sary for our rasden not only MAONODNISTS Bridgeport op­ Oranl^, (Bradlay Field) ence, and salary expected. CAU tn 1 n d a, flraplace, cablneted OOLONIAL. Hollister 8t., near $7,300. Lappen Agency 049 form and other details of any Jobs our specialty, WUl do most to read the usual Female looation. $110. OaU 876-8698 ed lot with fireplaoe, aewero. date at the rate of 1/2 of 1% M68 FORD Omverttble, Fair- erator and laths operator. Must Conn.: howsvsr, wlU start in Box B, Herald. kltohen, formica counters, elec­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, oil schools, six rooms, 1)4 6301, 049-0140,______notes and to sell and deliver M ^3404 lane 600, new rehuUt 406 .en­ anything. Call 648-3097 or R I 6- Help Wanted and Male Help anytime. per month or fraction of a be able to set up and oparato Maachastor, Coon., until new tric range, refrigerator, boau- M6-0108. baths, aluminum siding, imma­ the same. gine, Inveetsd $700 in engine 0064. , Wanted classifications, but MaRihfitor 649-3406 ttfiil OMonlal home 10 miles month. also our Olaasifioatton Hsto from Uueprlnto. Good pay, p tot Is ooimlsto. Apply Kurts culate, Immediate occupancy. Said taxes ore payable at the Dated at Bolton, Connooti- alone. WIN eaertflee, $886. CaU overtime, and fringe benefits. Bros., 847 Keeney street, rear, lODN, Women, ootasgs students oogt of Manoheeter, $110. RMort Property BIX ROOM Oairtson Oolonlal Bel Air Real BsUte 648-9882, Suburban For Sale 75 out, this Mth day of July, A.D. 648-7888. Wanted — Male or Female —busy season ahead. We wW TraRinlisloR Oa. Adults. References, Leoss re­ with garage, bulU • In oven, Office of the O>llector of Rev­ TURNPIKE . . . 87. ^ AUisd Instrument • Tool Oo.^ Manohastor, Conn. TaL 648- For Rent 67 enue in the Municipal Building 1986. ‘ 67 Woodland St, Manchester. 9876. I, ncad looal sales and or deUvery quired. U48-700«. range, Aatiwortier, Anderson SEVEN ROOM Oolonlal, oool, irVB ROOM home on large Richard M om , 1968 PONTIAC' Grand Prlx 7 OLCon srain country setting, flrralaoe, tine ntoely londecaped lot, conven­ — Monday thru Friday — 8:80 649-4676. help. Week-day avanings and (BBAB 88A.OBNTBB ST.) TURNPIKE KBWLY Ramodeled B rooina, COLUMBIA LAKH — For Rent wlnicbwa, all airound, 1% baths, Michael Pesbe, Hardtop, tach, abeolute mint HOUBBmOLD BVrnlture re­ oU hot water heat, 8 generous shrubbery, $14,000. (3Ul Eiwene iently located m Vernon. Leon- AM, to 4:80 PM- > . condition, IKK)., take over low AUT0M0B3LB Msohanie, or Saturdays. Vary g o A pay. Moond floor, oonvonlently' R>- — SmaU waterfront oottagei, Ernest R. Moohcll, JT,» > Bernard Bhsrldin, stored and refinished, colors K L B C T R IC ^,— JougnvOWUB* ’Steady podrton, In new oar o im bsdrooRis, 140 X 800 traed M , O o fU a r^ e , 649-3700, J. D. ard- Ageony,------ReaMon. * * Bsymsnenta. Please caU Mr. Val- Must have dspandaUs oar. For. MANCHISria H Imprevemwii wtod. 84146871 after 6, 849- August and BapUmbar. Ogll OoUsetor ot Hmouao, Bowft at BslietiMii changed. CWl for estiniate M9- OLSANING Woman wanted, six Imfiledtata amployiiMiit. Oul agsnoy. Oborchat Moton, 80 Afinoar, Reallon, RMitgr Oo.. e 4 M m 0409. M, 389 6049. further biformalloa oall 838- PhoiM 444-0022 aasf^ 848-8686, days a week, 9-8, Call 643-6096. 649^817, Oakland It., Maneheater. 6986 or 644-0903. TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1065 >AGBLTOURTBBN Average Dally Net Frees Ron lEwning Ifw alii w ot the Week Bnded daly 14, IBM Community Support Cited 13,700 Ab 86,000 — in order to lation to President Johnson, who Ooldsnlder with 112 points for Peavy said that he 'was vieve Painter, also a represen­ The conventlon'a membership tative o f the Kennedy Founda­ was cut to 88 by the death of has placed a top-priority tag on lelp increase the U.S. miU- the four weeks of racing. This greatly Impreased by the camp In time of sorrow, feelings are un­ the measure. was the second month in a row site and by the hundreds of tion. DemocraUc mayor James .P. «ry forces in South Viet that Dom emerged the winner. Mrs. Painter, who Is a staff Casey of Bristol last week. The House passed Tuesday, Nam from 76,000 to 126,- acres which make up the Globe usually sensitive and problems are un­ The six remaining Democratic 807 to lie, the compromise ver­ A new series will begin Thurs­ Holloiw tract. member o f the Institute of 000 men. day on the newly constructed Research on Elxceptlonal Chil­ delegates from the Sixth Ocm- sion of legislation embodying He said. "Such a recreation­ usually burdensome. W o do everything gressional District are 8Ch«l- the greatest single expansion of Johnson, reporting to the na­ eeventy-seven-foot track, con­ al site, with its fantastic pos­ dren, at the University of Il­ tion on Viet Nam poBoy tahuk structed of Masonite with braid linois, was at Camp Kennedy, tiled to choose Casey’s succes- Social Security ever voted. The sibilities, is remarkable for a possible to comfort and assist the ,Bor at a caucus Thursday at 11 health-care portion ends a gen­ told a news ocoferencs that pick-ups which will make the town of this size, and your town “not to evaluate, but to oi ‘additional forces will be need­ races much faster. serve." s .m . eration of effort In Congress to officials are to be commended She said, "Although I am not bereaved family, while taking special write such a provision into the ed later and they wlU be sent” The teen-age slot car races for ha'vlng the foresight to pur­ But he said he has concluded will be held again Fliday eve­ here to make a comparison with Aided Escape Social Security System. Paperwork Precedes the Groundwork chase and to set aside the area.” 1 Tm onfR care to be tactful and thoughtful in The Senate took up the meas­ there Is no need at this time to ning at 7. the five other camps which I DURHAM (AP) — A 38-year- mobilize Reserve units or csS Carmine Filloramo. left, vice president and treasurer of the Green Manor Construction t3o., Pea'vy was bom in Macon, have visited, I can’t help but OFTHl ure Tuesday but held up the fi­ Ga„ but has lived in Florida iBauxnRuul all our actions. old Durham woman was arrest­ nal vote until today so that any National Guard forces to and Theodore Brindamour, chairman of the Manchester Housing Authority (MHA), sign a tell you how greatly Impressed ed by state police Tuesday and Round-Trip Wings for Rockets $1,443,000 contract for construction of a 100-unit addition to Westhill Gardens, housing for since he was one year old. He I am by your techniques and some absentees could be on active duty. attended the University of Cin­ accused of helping three girls band. If that necearity should later the elderly. Looking on are Leon Ehiderlin, left rear, secretary of the MHA, and Atty. Jo­ counselors.” escape from the Connecticut This drawing shows a proposed reusable winged SALEM’S seph Conti, its counsel. Filloramo and Brindamour each signed more than 70 contracts, cinnati and was graduated from * She praised, in particular, the rocket booster. It’s designed to separate from the Sponsors said they were cer­ bo indicated,” he said, wUI the Upiversity of Miami, after Valley Hospital a month ago. tain Johnson would sign the bill documents and blueprints, to satisfy the rules of the Federal Public Housing Authority camp’s swimming prog^ram and second stage of the rocket at an altitude of 24 give the matter catefUl consldF (PHA). The Westhill addition, to be built west of the present facility and south to Hart­ majoring In recreational pro­ the patience and skill displayed SOUTH Slot Bertha Panchula was booked this month, probably Thursday epation, and I wfll give the Old Fashioned ford Rd., will contain 80 one-bedroom units and 20 efficiency units in 15 single-story build­ gramming. by the teen-age volunteers. RNTRANCt on charges of Injury or risk of miles, then fly to earth for a conventional landing. or Friday, so that the Increases country due and adequate notice ings. The construction, to be started soon, must be com plete within 400 calendar days of Prior to his present poet, ho Injury to minors and aiding Boeing Company missilemen devised the plan, In present Social Security ben»- before acting.” the date of approval by both the PHA and the MHA. (Heral^ photo by Satemis.) served for seven years as su­ mentally ill persons to escape. pointing out the savings possible in a reusable sys­ fits can come in September. Expressing American dotor- CANDIES perintendent of recreation for The ^rls escaped from the The $6.6-bilUon bill contains minatlon in Viet Nam, J you the facta on care of your potenUal buyers. nounce an enlarged draft on new school construction In the The average coet of the six destroyed and the other dam­ Goldberg, who formally and opened the 26" RIDER 24" RIDER turned out to be a gangplank. A taa might take ohnson s|>- ears, heredity and deafness, The Prins WiHem V was In­ American resources and man­ state semi-annuaUy. The latest high schools was $1,946 per aged. regretfullyBtfial resigned Monday to ORANGE DRINK Hartford, Conn. Manchester few strokes of a diver’s knife become U.S. ambassador to the IMlntment. head noises, effects of colds 20" M OW ER sured (or $2 million. It sank Oct. and Nohl had fulfilled the con­ power to balance Oommuniot report noted the completion of pi^I. It waa the first attack report­ 66S 415 Main St. on hearing, the relation of 14, 1964, after colliding with a aggression. six new secondary schools In ed against missile sites which United Nations aa successor to ” In this instance, the Job hsa 3 eons $1.00 S61 Center St. tract. After some llUgaUon he sought the man,” J ssaaaslnaUon that tho former Nam, In what Is BE SMART... SHOP UAIRY MART Is believed to be the first opera- "Tho arm had bocoms ao hand,’* ho said. First L4dy oolsbratsd her birth­ tbslr blggsst and nwst Mow As Yon Water HOURSt DAILY 7 M I THURSDAYS 7 M 9 SATURDAYS 7 !• 4 tloa in whloli a human Umb waa strongly rs-lmplantsd that tho world voyage expected to take several years. Re’ll complete high school cori- day among her In-laws la Hyea- ful Jolm epsrotloa OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 10 A M. 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