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f,. * FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1287 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR iUattrlifPBtf r lEuf nittg l^fralh Average Daily Net Press Ran tonbury, Marlborough and East- stlne, Mark Jacobs, Carol K i^ The Weather ” mer, Warren Mosler, .’ oel RalL For H m Week Ended Old Scout Troop 1 wlM Hampton, 'will gain more GOP Temple Students ding, Loren Relchlln, Deborah a Thank You Tea for parents Plan Would Give Town delegates than any of the other M ay 20, 1967 . t Sunny slid wann today nod - About Toism Rubin, David Rublnow, Barry and friends of the troop Sun 36 Districts of the state. Its al To Be Honored tomorrow, high both 4aM Sandals, Stanley Slossberg And day from 2 tp 4 p^.m. at South lotment will Increase from the about 90; fair and mtld Reservations cfloee Monday 8 More GOP Delegates Tonight’s Sabbath Eve Serv Nancy Sotomon.- night, low atxMit 80. . ., for an inataUetlDn dinner of the Methodist Church. present 24 to a proposed 38, for 15 ,2 1 0 ice at Temple Beth Sholom will I>adiee of St. James Monday, Under proposed changes to election, with no towns to have a 68 per cent jump. The entire , Manchester^A City of ViUage Charm John P. Henderson, .son of honor 13 senior students, who June 12 at WtlHe’is Steak House. GOP party rules, Manchester fewer than two delegates. state increase Is only 5 per cent. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henderson MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE, 3, 1967 (Classified Adverttalng on Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CKNH Dinner will be-setrved at 7 p.m. would be allocated 18 delegates GOP gubernatorial candidate The proposed allotment will receive diplomas for attend Square. Dancers of 20 Packard St. placed third VOL. LXXXVI, NO..207 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION— CONNECTICUT LIFE) alter a social Knie at 6:30. Tick and .'18 alternates to Republican E. Clayton Gengraa received changes, plus numerous pro ing the Temple School since in the hornpipe at a Feds Sun ets may be obtained from Mrs. 8,569 votes in Manchester last posed technical rules changes, kindergarten. ' Host Visitors’ day at Arbeiter Maenner Chor State Conventions. It Is present Albert Gayson of 44 Village St. November, hence the 18 de)e- will be discussed later this The 13, all of whom will be Park, West Haven. ly allotted 10 of each. ■ Manchester Square Dance The changes, recommended- gatos. month at a series of meetings graduated from^ Manchester In4he Middle East 4-Way 3oh Wunhee Chapter of the Quest- — I The proposed plan. If appfov- In the six Congressional Dis High School. later this month, Club will have ah opAn dance The Manchester Veterans by the GOP Interim Rules l era will meet Monday at 8 p.m. ed in Septemiber, will become tricts. have completed the Temple’s tomorrow from 8 to 11 p.m. ait ■n Ccunci) will meet Monday at Planning Committee, will be BENTON, III. (AP)—Th* at the home of Mrs. Earle Her efleclive in the 1968 GOP State high school program. It includ I 8 p.m. at the Army and Na\-y acted upon at a reconvened Waddell School. EJarl Johnston Flatts School Board, which rick, Bolton Center Rd., Bolton. Convention. It provides for l'- ed the history of Israel, modem operates a one-room school CTtib. state convention. Sept. 30 at 10 BURGLARY FOR SPORT will be the caller. Mr. and Mrs. ► - ' ^ • ___ Mrs. James Roach will speak a.m. in Bushnell Memorial Hall, 008 delegates (and as many Jewish problems, comparative RusseH ’White win cue roimd north of Benton, has an about “ Fire Marks." Members CLEVELAND (AP) — Two religion, ethics, philosophy of Mrs. Maurice' Willey of 112 Hartford. alternates), compared with 959 dancing. opening for a naw teacher, are reminded to bring articles teeci-age gang leaders say house Judaism and contemporary Is Elizabeth Dr. will serve as a The same delegates and al in the 1966 Convention. Oommlttees t for 15ie dance ’ r principal, coach and bus for a silent auction. breaking Is “ the thing to do.” sues in Jewish life. hostess and classroom recorder ternates to the lOfiO state nom tinder 1968 party rules, each are Mr- and Mrs. 'Philip Lewis, driver. A 15-year-old gang leader told The service and graduation at a Conference of the Service inating convention (in Man city and town was allogated a doOr duty, and Mr. and Mrs. In this case that’s one Attack on Red A speciBl ra-• if Egypt's threat to block Israeli shipping from the Gulf of Aqaba Troop Cuts off North V ie tn ^ killing ate of Manchester High School. ■ me crewman and injuring.^ I « WANZm '4VS. % r is not solved peacefully, a clash She is employed at the Southern WASHINGTON (AP) — A six, heightened chances'to-r New England Telephone Co., Genovesi Dies, could mushroom into much (Congress disturbed by the ex day (rf a showdown •withj Manchester. Mr. Margarido is more than just a local conflict tent of U.S. military commit also a 1966 graduate of Man In “ only a matter of hours.” ments in Vietnam while the Moscow over raids byt chester High School. He is em G/u m i Ja 111 Since Election The gulf blockade Issue also Middle East is in turmoil views American planes in areas \ MITES held up agreement among the 15 with hostile suspicion the Penta 'f Soviet shipping. i ployed at Bonanza Steak House, nations of the U.N. Security Manchester. KNOWN FOR VALUES 8,000 gallons of fun I Manchester State Rep. Vin gon’s move to trim Army Na .Shortly after Moscow received^ Council on measures aimed at No date has been set for the cent A. Genovesi, 39, of 30 tional Guard and Reserve ■ 1, report Friday from the cap- < easing the Middle East crisis. tain of the Soviet ship Turkia-'^ wedding. BaldjiiVin Rdi, died late last forces. night in Newington Veterans The envoy In Brazil was Hus The Defense Department an tan. Foreign Minister Andrei Hospital. He was the husband sein Zulfikar Sabri, one of sev nounced Friday a realignment Gromyko handed a sharp pro-’/ of Mrs. Josephine Martin Geno eral men sent by NMser to of the Guard and Reserve that test to the U.S. Embassy’s mint' NOTICE vesi. campaigpi in possibly sympathe would eliminate nearly 1,275 Ister-counsellor, John C. GuQi-'' tic nations for the Arab cause. rie., . ; PUBLIC HEARING Mr. Genovesi, elected to the units scattered across the coun State Legislature In November Diplomatic sources said Bra try. “ In the event of a recii^ i BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1966 from Manchester’s Assem zilian Foreigii Minister Jose de This would lop off 15 Guard rence of such actions on tha* TOWN OF MANCHESTER, DELUXE I8'x4' FAMILY POOL bly District 18, fell 111 In De Magalhaes Pinto asked specifi divisions, each ^ th Its own lo part of U.S. armed forces,"* CONNECTICUT m cember and never took hts seat. cally whether Nasser had said cal pride and tradition-j, Gromyko’s note reportedly sald,^ Tuesday, June 6, 1967 PACKACE SPECIAL He was sworn In by House Egypt aimed to liquidate Israel. producing 8 combat divisions "the Soviet Union will be eora-^ Clerk Paul Groobert In Febru They said Sabri denied Nasser and 18 brigades with the aim of polled to take approprlatita The Board of Directors will ever had made such a state conduct a public session Tues ary at bedside in Manchester having them ready to fight with measures to ensure the safety of* Memorial Hospital. ment or that it represents Egyp in eight weeks of callup. its ships. ' w day, June 6, 1967, from 9:00 tian policy. a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Muni At the time of his death he The Guard and Reserve would “ The Soviet government la > was a member of the Manches In the Jordanian sector of drop from their present author sists, firstly,,on the strict piia^ BE UtJRB . . . BUSS has been serving the Home Owner cipal Building Hearing Room to Jerusalem, Ahmen Shukairy, hear comments and suggestions ter Zoning Board of Appeals, a ized total strength of 685,000 to ishment of those responsible foKa for 85 VEABS. For a Complete FREE INSPECTION of post he held since December leader of the Palestine Libera 640,000. the attack on the Soviet shipjj from the public. tion Organization, urged thou your homo by a Termite Control Expert, supervised by Future sessions will be held 1957. Stanley Resor, secretary of and, secondly, awaits assur** the finest technical stall, phone our nearest local office: He was a buyer at Hamilton sands of Arabs to wage holy the Army, disclosed at the same ances that there will be no r«-J| the first Tuesday of each month war on Israel. from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in Standard Division of United Air time a proposal that draftees currence of actions like this In* craft Corp., Windsor Locks. His organization is dedicated who complete two years of serv respect of Soviet ships." y * the Municipal Building Hearing VINCENT A. GENOVESI to ousting the Jews from Palest Helmeted police move a demonstrator along toward police wagon after he was Room and the third Thursday NO MONEY DOWN Mr. Genovesi, a Manchester ice may not be assigned to re The U.S. Embassy had no Im ^ native, was bom Dec. 26, 1927, ine and giving the land to Arab serve units for the additional arrested in a disturbance in the Grove Hall section of Boston. Incident was trig of each month from 6:30 p.m. to member of the (jOP Town Com mediate comment and forwaid^ $3.25 Weekly the son of Louis and Josephine refugees from the Israell-Arab four years of their military obli gered by welfare recipients demanding increased allowances. At least 20 police ed the note to Waalfington. ^ 8:30 p.m. in the Town Counsel’s mittee and- a former president war of 1948. 649-9240 Genovesi. He lived with his gation. He said this would affect men were injured and 30 persons arrested. (APiPhotofax) The United States .neither oon-if Office in the Municipal Build of the Manchester Young GOP. parents at 163 N. Main St. un After Shukairy’s appearance, about 30,000 men in Guard- and firmed nor denied that ing. Genovesi was a graduate of greeted by shouts of "Long live John I. Garside Jr., til 1955, when he married the Manchester High School where Reserve units to be abolished. planes lx>mbed the ship, wh(<0lg BLISS TERinTE CONTROL CORP. former Josephine Martin and Shukairy!” and “ Long live Arab While Cyrus R. Vance, deputy the Soviets said was anehond inir Secretary he played center on the football unity!” King Hussedn went on Board of Directors moved to 157 N. Main bt. team s'in 1944 and 1946. From defense secretary, . character Boston Torn hy Violence the'barbot; of Cam Pha, 50 mllw|$ DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 He was a former director of Amman radio. Manche.ster, Connecticut 1951 through 1953 he played the ized the move as sharpening north of Holpbonjg. - / i . > and former treasurer of the 8th “ I have given instructions The Oldest and Largest in Conn. Dated at Manchester, Connecti same position with the semi^ “ the fighting edge”, of the Re U.B. qmkesmen hava nots|^ Utilities District and was a vol that no one should be allowed to cut, this first day of June, 1967. pro Silk City Merchants. serve'forces, there were dear that American plaines have tri^w unteer member of Its fire de seize the opportunity to memeu- signs, .Congress may Intervene Since 1966 he had been coach In Negro Welfare Protest to avol4 Mttlnf Soviet w partment. He was a former ver In order to make Individual before the scheduled changeov of a Midget League football foreign vessels In raids PACKAGE INCLUDES town selectman. er late this summer. (8ee Page Three) BOSTON (AP) Police main or assault on police officers. welfare recipients capped a ’day the Nbrth • ’Vietnamese j.' jifl His life-long contacts and In (See Page Sixteen) Vance noted that while the tained an uneasy vigil In the Police fired.a volley of shots and night. 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They 'wrote toi the National (See Page Three) passing, taking part in an affray bury section. » i Denies Jamming A t 8 a.m., on Friday, June 2, Aeronautics and Space Adminls- J two-alarm fire in a furni 1967, a significant experiment in tratlon for more Information, ture store was described by Jo GI Radio Calls spacecraft suiMval was sue- When a NASA representative seph Kilduff, district fire chief, cessfully completed at 26 Victor supplied a list of educational as “ definitely arson.” information centers and advised Pins Down Red Force LOS ANGELES (AP) — A 39- Park — In Uie downstairs bath Kilduff said when he arrived they contact the neartest one, Guard W oimds Y outh year-old shipping clerk in the room. / I “ 20 to 30 teen-agers and adults SAIGON (A) — A veteran for a week, killing 571 Reds. ideal for Beat the Heat! the boys wrote to every one on Watts area denies he is the The two-man space team: were running through, smash Gjmmunist reg;Iment of almost In the past 24 hours tht the list! golfing, fishing, boating, LUXURIOUS amateur radio operator who Is Randy, yn, and Mark Edwards, ing, looting and torching.” 3,000 men in a fortified ridgeline Marines appear to have pinned jamming calls to the Unites 8 . They then assembled a survi-, In Bridgeport Ruckus Several other fires were re was under steady assault today down the regiment on a ttrds-t or fust for kicks . . • The project: 48 hours in a val kit. ported. by more thah 2,000 Marines aid mile ridgeline rising some '6M States from wounded service at a Bridgeport housing project some fires, and harassing some’ 15’ X 4’ POOL simulated spacecraft. Only one problem proved in ed by air and artillery strikes. feet above a valley of paddy- men on a hospital ship off Viet shot and critically wounded a firemen a t' an engiine house. Police and civilian vehicles PACKAGE SPECIAL The purpose: To prove their surmountable — so they con The Red regiment was report fields and streams. nam. 17-year-old boy Friday night Both incidents occurred at were battered by rocks, bottles, mental and physical abilities to ducted the experiment in the ed to have lost 372 dead in the James L..^Briintley, who has a while, police said, he was try about/9 p.m. bricks and sticks thrown by the Another .force of about 2,(100 withstand the rigors of space downstairs bathroom. preceding 24 hours while son in the Army in Korea, ac ing to protect another youth The youth wounded in the crowd. Marines made an amphlMbns 00 cused other ham operators of travel. They made one request of Mayor John Collins planned to fighting to retain Its stronghold- assault landing 21 miles noitt- from a threatening mob of teen- trouble at the Pequonnock pro That’s not the question now. their father. Herb Edwards, in Quang Tin Province a bare 26 deliberately trying to link him ject in Bridgeport’s South End meet during the day with lead east of Hue in a move to cut

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iU - - ! t BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1967 PAGE THRS9B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1967 PAG E TWO Battle ISear Da Nans Shining Shrineri Congressmen Police Arrests PARKAGE CLEANERS Tolland TV Emmys Dr. Coppolino Is Jailed Sheinwold on Bridge Tthe sun always shines on c Howard T. McConnell, 61, of the Shrine. Hostile to 402 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. SAVE WHAjlljSrOO,, CAN Mocthdeafar Steady Marine Attack Any Shrineir will tell - you Bodu no-certain address was charged NEXT TO LIGGETT DRUG To Be Given Despite Emotional Pleas FROM RCEpRNG. HOllliB:. at 9:13 p.m. yesterday with In that’s a slogan of , the BEFOR NORIH Shrine, and It holds true to Troop Cuts Referendum Set Saturday By A U n ^ D 4SIWINWOLD toxication. Police ' said they WHGRE PERSONAUZEO SARASOTA, Bla. (AP) — led, “ I’m not letting him run It’s, .dangerous timlead awhy ♦ found him asleep In the park- day. Ideal weaither condi Tomorrow Convicted wife killer Dr. Car| away with my money.” - from a king, but it’aeyen more A 7 5 Pins Down Red Force tions prevail for the Spring (Continued from Page One) O K I6 S (Continued from Pag« One) let at Depot Square. & FRIENDLY SERVICE Coppolino was back' in prison Silvertooth set out aever^ dangerous to let declatbr dis ted some 200 log bunkers and a Harry Leister, 47, of no cer Ceremonial being held in On the Kindergarten Issue HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The reasons for denying bail,.kmohg ♦ Q J 9 4 number of National Guardmen today despite emotional pleas card his losers. You must brave north of Hanoi Friday. Two half-mile of trenchline and other tain address was charged at Manchester by Sphinx Tem IS OUR TRADE MARK them the fact that after the con WEST EAST and 260,000 oii Army Reservists By BETTE QUATRAEE money out of the town and tlie tJie grants the town would re Television academy pours forth that he be released on ball. His ti)e lesser danger to avoid the American jets were downed, installations. It was in the same 12:46 p.m. yesterday with In ple Shriners. viction Coppolino had attempted 4 7643 4 S5 V who must receive regular drill church to benefit outside busi ceive next year witii and with Sunday Its 19th annual cornu 16-year-old stepdaughter testi grater. making 669, planes lost over area where a similar fortified toxication. Police said he was Their parade begins at 2 LOWEST PRICES PReVAIL Tolland voters suid propertjr to smuggle, a letter out of • the I, 9 12 ^ Q 4 9 o’clock this ttftemoon, and ness interests'’. he added. out kindergarten, amdmvtlng tp copia of honors and heart fied that 'sha wanted him home\ ■ Opening, lead—ace of ^jdia-' North Vletnalm. b a s ^ a m p wqs destroyed May sleeping In Center Park. pay. ' “ because he advises me on little Sarasota County Jail in which he 0 A 9 8 5 the line ,ôf march is from Professional Cleaning «fwnani wm m ve the opportuni ' The effect of th^ ruling is det a $37,500 difference. The $37,500 monds. \ 4 K63 4A858 The râvy put (he Leatherneck 8^® Province is one of the Both are scheduled tp appear Sen. John Stennis, D ^ s s ., breaks. love things and home work.” vowed to commit suicide rather South Terminus north on ty to express their opinionB on rimental to the long term inter which would be received for kln- West wasn|t proud of his open SOUTH amphibious force ashore in iso- heavily Infested by in Manchester Circuit Court 12 who objected strongly in ad Will Get Those Curtains, The Emmy awards, at hotel Clare Gibson told a ball hear than go to Raiford. Main St. to the Center, east FUR STORAGE the oontroveraiaJ Wndergarten est of the school program, he dergarter. expenses would offset ing lead of the ace of diamonds, 4 K Q M >92 lated dunes about 25 miles be- June 5. Draperies a^Slipcovers pointed out. Elementary school the $44,675 cost of kindei'garten ceremonies in Los Angeles and ing, ” He is my father as far as The judge, who presided at but he could think of nothing on E. Center St. to Brook- vance of the move, served no V K M 9 M low the dmilitarized zone. More Military headquarters report- issue at a referendum next Sat New York, will be telecast in I’o concerned.” She said, “ He the four-week trial, also listed fl^d St., and north on tice he will fight for retention of Sparkling nke New! building plans were based on without the providing of trans- better. In tijls case a tricky O 3 Marlnes were landed by hell- that despite spotty weather urday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. color by ABC—9-11 p.m.. EDT. "the character of Oie accused” Brookfield to Memorial the use of the church school poi-totion. This would leave reveals reality to me.” opening lead of a low diamond 4 H>7 copter about six miles Inland. °ver North Vietnam, American a “ strong and ready” Reserve Winners in 23 categories will Hospital Notes at the Town HaU. building for kindergartens. $7,175 to be paid by the town to Four weeks to the day after in his decision without amplify might, have worked beautifully, Norih East Sonfli W ail The sudden landing was made thers flew 126 missions Friday Field at Manchester High force. Free Storage The date and time of the vot Cook cited the wording of the educate 240 to 250 eligible chil receive about 50 gold-plated sta Coppolino was sent to the Flori ing. since South probably would School. 1 N T P ass 3 4 A m b Friday and announced today. clashed at least three times Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. President Johnson has re ON AIX. CLOTHES dren. tuettes for excellence the past da Penitentiary at Raiford, he He mentioned the fact thiit Some of the units of ing session was set by last recently passed legn.slation re have tried a finesse with dum 3 NT Fast 4 9 A lE l Military reports listed no Imme- 'vlth Soviet-built MIG17s—with in all areas excepting mater frained from calling up any re night’s special town meeting at Those favoring the 1967 start TV season. rejoined his second wife, Mary, Coppolino was under life sen Sphinx Temple will present NO LIMIT quiring public kindergartens by my’s jack, but tricky openinii diate contact with the enemy. neither side scoring any dam- nity where they are 2:30 to 4 serves in the Vietnam conflict tended by about 150 persons. of kindergartens maintained the Nominees for outstanding 39, and their' four daughters at tence for murder. drills on the field up until 1968, with a hardship provision leads usually land you in the The landing is designed to age in the dogfights, p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private but some cong;ressmen think Gets Grant Voters will r^fister their opin permitting delays until .Tuly’ 1, town could borrow the $44,675 comedy series ars the Andy the hearing Friday after which Defense lawyers argued that 4 p’clock when the ritual ■ \ ash can. rylng about finding the ace o f' sweep out (Jommunlst controlled The MIGs came up to try to rooms where they are 10 a.m. such a move would be neces ions on starting kindergartens 1969. on ^w rt term notes to be repaid Griffith show, “ Bewitched,” they hoped to take him home. Coppollno’s appeal was based Once he had led the ace of work begins in CTlarke Dr. Melvin Horwdtz of 223 low club. There was no use wor- areas just above the Viet Cotig fight off Air Force raids striking to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested sary by any sizable American in September. He stressed the stiff require when the state grants are re "Get Smart,” “ Hogan’s Her The 35-year-old anesthe upon at least six errors of the diamonds West was in trouble Arena, admission to which clubs in the South hand because stronghold known as the “ Street the northeast rail line running not to smoke In patients’ rooma military involvement^ iri the Ludkw Rd. has been awarded The atmoiaphere of the meet ceived the foQlowing year,' phis oes” and “The Monkees.” siologist had sought freedom trial court. Including the allega Is limited to Shriner.s. ments of the hardship provision, for his next lead. If West led Without Joy” because It its long from the North Vietnamese cap- No more than two visitors at Middle East, where Arab-Israeli a $6,300 research giant to con Ask For Your $1.00 Free Bonus Card ing was beat described by the $7,175 and interest, which For outstanding variety ser pending an appeal of the April tion that the state failed to show In that case the defenders were aiidiaig tJiat he did not feel Tol another diamond, declarer and bloddy history of guerrilla ital of Hanoi to Red China. It one time per patient. tensions continue to simmer. School Superintendent Robert would be equal to less than half ies: the Andy Williams show, 28 verdict of a Naples, Bla., Carmela died from other than never going to get a club trick tinue his work on the “Mech-. land would qualify. A hardship would sively win a trick with fighting, was in this area that an F105 ------Briarton, who pointed out the a mill, based on the present the Dean Martin show, “ Holly jury. The jury found that he had natural causes. anyway. Stennis, who heads the Senate anasans of Host Resistance to would be considered only if dummy’s king. If West led a The South Vietnamese Thuhderchlef went down to Patients Today: 283 $21,000 mill rate value. wood Palace,” the Jackie Glea injected his first wife, Carmela, Defense attorney James Russ Actually, East took-the ace of Preparedness subcommittee, Dancer.” confaweray appears not be over there is no outside space which heart or a spade, declarer would claimed they chopped up the ground fire with the pilot listed ADMI'TTED YESTERDAY: son show, the Smothers Broth with a fatM dosage of succinyl- of Orlando repeated the claim of clubs and returned a club to the called the United States already whether public kindergartens could be rented, the town could ' Those opposiiig the program’s surely get to dummy in time to crack 808th Viet Cong mobile as missing in action. Jeffrey Bradley, 39 Wilshire The one-year grant, awaaded are a valuable educational expe start stated the borrowing of ers comedy hour and Johnny choline, a drug used by anesthe chief defender F. Lee Ba^l8$r king. The defenders then sat over-extended in military com not rent portable classrooms or cash the king of diamonds. battalion In a battle Friday a An Air Force F4C Phantom Rd-, Vernon; Robert Brady, 42 by .the Oonnecticut Chapter of rience, but rather whether the the funds, would jeopar^ze the Carson’s “ Tonight.” show. siologists to relax muscles dur that the verdict, second degree, back and waited for a trump mitments. He 'laid ready re could not build or rent rooms. Reads Bidding ; few miles below the zone and was lost in the panhandle area Overland St.; Jon Burgess, 472 the American Dancer Society, town can afford it. town’s ability to borrow the Otlier categories include dra ing surgery. was illegal in a charge of pois trick. serves “ must be supported fully Cook stated he had anticipat The important words in that above Quang Trie a ty , the below Hanoi and the two crew- Keeney St.; Claudette Carlow, starts next month. “ My Job is to speak from the $340,000 to pay for the balance matic series, children’s pro Mary Coppolono told Judge oning which itseHf implies pre Dally Question with equipment, facilities and ed passage of the kindergarten last sentence are “ In time.” province capital. The Red bat- men are listed as'm issing In 717 Tolland Tphe.; Bonnie Ces- The research will be done in educational standpoint, and I of the costs on the high school grams, musicals, one-time act meditation and hence first- Partner opens with one club, personnel because they are a bill this year. Those who stat-' Lynn Silvertooth that Coppolino South’s bidding promises two tallon of some 600 men lost 200 action. ana, Glastonbury; Stephen Dan- the Department of Animal will ■ not get Involved in what ed it wouldn’t pass are now the wing. ing performances, etc. Besides shouid be at home. He youngest degree murder. and the next player passes. Yon vital part of our war plans.” Diseases at the Univoi'sdty of unson^s five-card suits. This leaves him 'dead to air, artillery and Infan- The raids along the northeast deneau, 51 Morse ltd.; • Mrs. you feel you can afford to pay*’, Neither group could accept the 23 categories there 10 “ craft child, Lisa, 4, “ runs on daddy Coppolino, who has completed hold: Spades, K-Q-10-9-2; Aides said Sen. Robert F. ones who'^'clalm the town can room for only three cards in try pounding in.a running bat- rail line reached as far north as Oall Deane, 31 RidgewOod St.; Conineoticut where Dr. Horwitz and programming areas” —do Hearts, K-10-9-8-6; DlamonQs, Kennedy, D-N.Y., has asked the he stated. wait until 1969, he said. the fitiancial theories of the oth power,” she said. a 30-day orientation period, re clubs and diamonds. tie. Susan Dumaine, 93 Scarborough is a research consultant, and at “Public kindergartens are a Many of those opposing the er, reaching on impasse, which cumentaries, daytime shows, Mrs. Coppolino a wealthy di portedly has been assigned to 3; Clubs, 10-7. the Bac Le railroad yards 60 Armed Services Committee to Manchester ■Memoi'tial Hospital If South started with two dia The latest Marine clash miles above Hanoi and only Rd.; Mrs. Alice Emery, South very important part of a child’s kindergarten program this year will remain to be decided eut sports, art dWeetion, canema- vorcee, said she would have to the state penitentiary chaplain What do you say? consider carefully whether where he is an associate attend Candy Kitchen monds and one club, nothing ^ erupted in full force Friday about 60 miles from the Red St., Coventry; Joseph Erickson, eduxâtion, I am sure everyone on grounds of fiscal policy stat next Saturday’s referendum. graphy, edithig. put up the ball money tmd add to help process new inmates. much can be done. If South Answer: Bid one spade. Y ou' deactivation of New York’s 27th ing surgeon. Where Quality CandVls Made Fresh DaUy 3 47 Clinton St.; Mrs. Elizabeth The academy, formed in Hol about noon. It continued Chinese border. In town, including those who op ed the town can’t afford it this Ethics of Petition staited with two clubs and one plan to bid both suits, and you Galipo, Meadows Convalescent Armored Dlvison would serve a 'The aim of the lesearch, done lywood, ■ once was criticized as through the night and into to Returning pilots reported the Choose From Over 200 Varieties pose it, would agree that it is year, but will be In a better The eihdos of the circulation Evans, after his arrest Fri diamond, one club 'will go on show the higher suit first since Home; John Gannon, Ellington; useful purpose. He cited the mostly with andmals, is to study an upstart. What business did it day, sometimes with Marines rail line chewed up by bombs at a valuable experience for the position next year. of the reif^rendum petition by Foster Son Held day, was ordered held without the king of diamonds unless the both are 6-card suits. If both Richard Heck, 233 Vernon St.; claim of Brig. Gen. Collin P. the rate of growth and spread have, some Easterners asked, and Communists grappling at Bac Le, Bac Giang and Hoang child.” Briarton received a Financial Problems 2iangihi and Selectnien Frank defenders take their club tricks were 4-card suits, you would Kathleen Holbrook, 194 Hilliard Williams, its commander, that of turnons in animals and hu giving awards- to Eastern bond in the state jail in Had- bayonet point. Mai, the latter only 22 miles A mouthful of goodness — try and see round of applause from both op Tile educational theories re Kolas was questioned by Wil In Kindergarten at once. bid the cheaper suit (hearUT St.; Mrs. Kazue Hunt, Wood- the outfit is in a high state of mans, Dr. Horwitz explained. shows? dam. One helicopter gunshlp sweep outside Hanoi. At Bac Giang the ponents and advocates at the garding kindergarten did not liam Swanback of Gehrlng Rd. Gritting his teeth. West led a first. bridge Rd., Coventry; * training and has a good record Dr. Horwitz will be working Later It became the National Miss Bryant, a former public ing low to rake the Red ridge- warplanes caught 15 boxcars on conclusion o f his remarks. receive nearly the discussion as Moderator Furkmge Flynn Owner’s Death in emergencies. with Dr. Alan Kenyon,' profes LEMON CHIFRTH Academy of Television Arts and school teacher, operated the line was brought down by a a siding and damaged all of Also, Richard Kilton, 101 A report from the fire mar the financial aspects of the prob stated they bad a right as tax Another aspect of the plan sor of Biochemistry in the De Tangy lemon jelly squares with a meringue hjling, Sciences. The present 6,000 Durham Cooperative Kindergar stream of fire. One crewman them. South St., Rockville; Mrs. Ethel shal’s office regarding the plan lem. The meeting rapidly bog payers to circulate it DURHAM (AP) — The foster Violence CHRISTOfHR seen by some as creating fric partment of Animal Diseases at members are In nine chapters ten Nursery on Main Street lor was killed and two were Once again the U.S. jets went ^ Tayl-or St.; Mrs. Refreshingly good. ned use of the new Religious ged down in the mathematics Cook pointed out the Board son of a 73-year-old school Is Their PLUMMOt Blanche Lecuyer, 38 Strant St.; tion between partisans of either UConn. from New York to San Francis several years. wotmded in the crash. Edter sites close to the demili Education Building of the lin k of higher finances and bonding of Eiduoation did not solicit teacher and kindergarten opera God— And Karol Legienza, Thompsonville; the Guard or Reserve Is the co. .UDIHI Marine losses in the past 24 tarized zone where the North ed Oangregational Church was capacities. either petition and did not sign tor has been charged with mur They Hunt Charles Lindsey Jr., 152 Tanner placing of all combat and com On postcards throughout the hours were 64 dead and 120 Vietnamese have been attempt Oklahoma, 45th Infantry and read on request of David MuH- Advocates and opponents stat any of them. der In her death. In A Pack A u e n St.; Mns. Norrlne Martinelll, bat-support elements — such as holland of Virginia Lane, edrou- year, members suggest achieve wounded, many hit by Red mor ing to build up a force of Soviet- Michigan, 46th Infantry. ed opposing financial theories. Swanback queati(Hied who ini State police arrested Peter Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Hazel infantry, armored and artillery lator of Qie petition for last ments for Emmy consideration. Like Rabid tar fire from behind the ridg,i- built antiaircraft missiles. The Reserve will lose the last Neither group appeared to ac tiated the request for the fire Evans, 23, on a bench warrant Color Mercier, Broad Brook; Claire — under the Guard. The Re night’s meeting. Separate groups—actors, D ogs! line, which hit the Marines in One returning pilot reported of its four infantry brigades — cept the others philosophy, de marshal’s report Zanghi ad- issued from Middletown Super MEADOWS' Michaud, South St., Coventry; serve will contain only service- Building Violates Code directors, etc—pick their nomi scattered barrages throughout hitting a site where nine Com- Pennsylvania’s 157th, Massa spite lengthy discussions. ior Court Friday. TONITE! 2 COLOR HITS! TRIPLE CROSS Evelyn Naah, 124 White St.; type units, such as supply, med The report termed the build miitted he did, aioting on a ques nees by ballot. “ Blue ribbon” the night. munlsL. missile launchers were First Selectman Carmelo Zan- He was the foster son of David and Joanna Oshdnaky, ical and'engineer. chusetts’ 187th, Minnesota’s ing to be of a two-story com tion of whether the building panels select the final winners. DEVIL’S ANGELS During the night, the Commu- poised in sandbagged revet- Chess Champion ghi, circulator of the referen Miss Julia Bryant, and had George Ursula Plus Jane Fonda 117 Pond Lane; Willijam Par 205th and Montana’s 191st. bustible nature in violation of would meet pnibiic school re Soms odditleis from Emmy’s plus “ Swingers’ Paradise” nist-held ridge caught blistering ments. Other pilots found more But in Indianapolis, Ind., dum petition, noted three ad lived with her since he was Peppard * Andress ANY WEDNESDAY” kinson, 68 Waddell Rd.; Harold where they were attending a the state fire code and state quirements. The question had past: fire from Dragonships circling hidden revetments and at least Robert Hodgson, 14, a 9th vantages of waiting until next five. Peirett, 60 Kensington St.; Mil statutes for public schools. ’The been raised by Fire Ohief Edwin “ The Beverly Hillbillies” nev o v e r h e a d—two-engine C47S 11 of the big trucks built to car grader at Blast Cathoillic High conference, the top generals of year to initiate the public kin Miss Bryant was found dead ‘The Blue Max’* I FAST W/mOR ton .Plouff, Bidwell St.; Mrs. building, however, has been ap Wilhelm, Zanghi stated. er has won. "The i>eople love it, ^ EASTHARTFORO mounting gatling guns which ry the almost 40-foot missiles School, recently became the the Guard and Reserve moved ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 dergartens. The $20,000 notes for in her bed May 21. The death —also in. color— DRIVE IN ★ RT.5 Elsie Robbins, "'S Jan Dr., Ver proved by the fire marshal of Selectman Stuart Danforth but when pros are awarding DRIVE-IN ★ Rf 5 spew thousands of rounds a known as flying telephone poles. Connecticut State High School to put the lid on speculation water sujjply to Burroughs will was attributed to strangrulation non; MacDonald Rogers, 545 fice for use as a church school asked why ohiiirch and school pros, somehow it misses,” says Elizabeth Taylor minute. The emplacement of the mis chess cihampdon. In the elimina about such friction. be “ out of the picture” , the and a broken neck. Graham Rd., Wapping. OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY Hll 8:30 P.M. building and for the co-opera authorities were not informed an arademy aide. Yet Jane “ Butterfield 8” Beneath the glaring flares siles along the zone caused Ihe tion contest, Hodgson finally “ There’s no downgrading of grand list will be Isirger and Evans had been quoted by Also, Editih Smith, 21 Knox beat Joel Wottk ot e ! O. Smith tive kindergarten. of the inspection. Zanghi replied Wyatt and Robert Yong won in from the Dragonships the U.S. Air Force last month to either one,” said Maj. Gen. Candy Also AvaUable For Fund Raising 52 youngsters will be out of El police as saying he was in his St.; Mrs. May Thayer, 138 ’The basis of the ruling appear the fire marshal has the right “Father Knows Best,” a show HARTFORD-SPRINGFIELD EXPHISSIVAI Marines and Red troopers often cease bombing In the immediate High School, Stores, in the Winston P. Wilson, chief of the lington High School. bedroom on the second floor of RTS.5AS 91 Norih - HARTFORD MANCHESTER KARATE SCHOOL Park St.; Henry Zadi'ozny, FAIRWAY ed to be the description of the to proceed with injections not considered ivory tower but fought small-scale battles iso area with the giant Strategic final round. The eliination pJay National .Guard Bureau. “ Sup The town must borrow $340,- the six-room home at the time Glastonbury. had been going on for several port organizations are just as FIRST split level building as two stor 000 to finish the arts and sci without contacting anyone. popular in the parlors. of the 'slaying and that he foui>4 lated from the main artion. Air Command B52s. Andy Griffith never has won BIR'THS YESTERDAY: A months. important as combat groups, J ies without a basement. ’This Zanghi stated he did not ac About 26 miles to the south of The B62s now fly further ence wing of the high school Miss Bryant’s body about four daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Car because without support you N E W 1 9 6 7 conclusion was drawn because company them. an Emmy, but Don Knotts, his the battle, a naval rocket ship south, with from three to five Hodgson has pdayed the Roy for shelf lining by Aug. 1, Zanghi stated. hours later. los Seise, 104 Glenwood St., a al Gairne for about two years, can’t use combat units.” of the grading of the land This brought an immediate re-, Danfordi pointed out the town former TV sidekick, has won again uncovered a big Commu raids daily along the western and edging . . . WOMEN'S-GIRLS' daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul he sadd. He got interested in the Divisions to be abolished a rc: around the buUding. action of surprise from those will still have to appropriate the four, including one last year for nist fortified base right on the area of South Vietnam, where Quey,. 408 Hartford R d.; a son game through a cousin. He is New York, 27th Armored; Calir Each room In the building has attehding the meeting, accom $45,675 next year when the pro a single guest appearance. DANCING coast. Shelling an isolated area Red infiltration routes enter the TNEATREEAST to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Luck, a member of the Hartford Chess fornla, 49th Infantry and 40th Its own outside exit, and the panied by demands why this had gram must be started. If the “ Knotts,” the academy offi (io e i AT of Quang Ngal Province, the country from the Ho Chi Minh liJIHiMaj.lil.M RFD 1, Manchester; a son to Olub, and the recently-formed Armored; Georgia, 48th Ar- classrooms In the lower level, not been pointed out previously towlh institutes the program cial concludes, “ is a comedy rocket ship uncovered and bias- trail through Laos. phenomenon.” [Tq I Hartford’s Newest Mr. and Mrs. V. Eugene Kup- Manchester Ohess Olub. mored; Texas, 36th Infantry proposed to be used for the kin and not included in the budget. now it will receive the state ferschinid, Ellington; a son to Welcome Here dergarten are encased In brick and Finest Showplace “THE SPOr Last month, when chess mas and 49th Armored; Virglnia- SWKMNG Zanghi explained that al grants earlier. Mr. and Mrs. James Jacobs, Rt. ter Dr. Joseph Platz put on an Maryland, 29th Infantry; Ala- and sheet rock. though the town meeting had Mrs. John Burokas of Rus INDUSTRY ‘GALL’ CITED P MICHAEL CAIN @ FEATURING THE 44A, Coventry; a son to Mr. and. exhibition o f chess play at the bama-Misslssdppi, 31st Infan- Mullholland rtated he will ask approved the $865,000 expendi sell Dr. drew a round of ap Mid East Tension IS Mrs. Leon Gardiner, 48 Jan Dr., Manchester Chess Olub, the try: Wisconsin, 32nd Infantry; u the major of the fire marshal’s ture for the high school, the HARTFORD (AP) — In plause when she stated it is GO-GO GIRLS Hebron; a daughter to Mr. and master beat aill the 13 players niinois, 33rd Infantry; Ohio, office to hold a hearing on the town could only borrow $526,000 dustry’s opposition to a bill that JUDO the town’s responsabillty to pro "ALFIE"! Mrs. Eugene Palcetta, 81 he played sSmultaneousJy. 37th Infantry; Louisiana-Ar report, seeking a revision of the due to its limited borrowing ca would raise unemployment bene FRI. and SAT. NIGHT vide the education for ita chil plus Still at Hieh Level George Dr., Vernon. T h o u ^ he also beat Hodgson, kansas, 39bh Infantry; Wash- Read Herald Ads findings. pacity. I fits from a current maximum 9 P.M. to 1 AJM. GET IN SHAPE—LEARN SELF DEFENSE dren, not the parents, as with Vanessa Redgrave DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: the foxy youih had the experi ington-Oregon, 41fft Infantry; POOLS Several residents attending The town last fall agreed of $50 to $76 in 1969 displays All legal beverages ser\'ed the co-operative kindergarten. m “MORGAN” (See Page Four) it — Egypt, Sudl Arabia, Jordan Barry Cole, Dobson Rd., Ver enced master in an even game the meeting found it difficult to ^vithout discussion to appropi'i- “ colossal gall” , the president of Adjourning Move Falls Mon.-Fri. “ Mor.” 7:10 SPOT RESTAURANT CALL BILL NEVINS - 64M225 non; Ch;tstine Gabriele, 43 Hil almost to the end. Hewgson’s understand why the buUding can ate the entire amount, and to Folke Ericson of Dunn Hill Rd. the State AFL-CIO Labor lUf “Alfle” 8:55 |IH! 613 MAIN STREET political gains,” Hussein said. rpjjg u.N. Security Council has ton Dr., South Windsor; Mrs. be used by the co-operative for board 'was the last to be fin take whatever was needed out who led the budget cutting at Council charges. He did not mention any resolutions before It, a U.S. Claire McDonald, 71 Hlghview ished in the exhibition. Dr. New England's Leading the same period of time and by of the 1967 bonding capacity. tack on tire town budget at last The bill that faces final legis names, but apparently was re- proposal for a cooling-off period Rd,, South Windsor; Mrs. Bes N Pllatz w$Il again put on a dem the same children that would The town’s bonding capacity month’s budget meeting receiv lative action in the House rep ferring to Shukairy, whom he a solution sie Duff, 186 E. Center St.; Os onstration for the dub at Iona Two-Year Professional NO MONEY DOWN be housed in a public kinder will not be known until Aug. 1, ed little support for his com resents only “ a tiny increase in Feature 1st IflMiTtilHlTn TONITE had barred from Jordan until a through diplomatic means and car Johnson, East Hartford; garten. HaM next Wednesday, aJld the LOW LOW TERMS according to town officials. It ments at last night’s meeting. unemployment compensation N ig h tly i k ' i Q l L ■ B „ n reconciliation Tuesday at the EgOTtian measure blaming Abraham Nilsen, RFD 2, Rock- tiwo ■will play again. The report cited a state sta S c h o o l o f is based on the grand list and Ericson stated, “ We owe a costs,” John J. Driscoll said E x ceu t W Both I St Run same time Hussein signed a the trouble and call- ■ville; Mrs. Margaret Watson, Hodgson said the most Im- tute that no school house made taxes paid by the start of July. Friday. debt of gratitude to the fire Fri. - Sat. ^ Snloml m s * Both In Color mutual defense pact vrtth Nas- j reactlvatibn of the Egyp- Brooklyn; Mrs. Marion Moran, portant fejctar in winning is the of wood, and built after Oct. 1, marshal for pointing out the No tax increase is contained ^,,^1 BURNSIDE ser, a former fnafoe. TÂroThere wonwas _ __ . ... ^ ...... _ ^ Bonding Cupacit}' f/f OUt'N'.'Df AVI {AST tian-Israel Mixed Armistice Enfield; Albert Viking, Man emd game, wttiere omfly a few 1981, can be more than one-story speculation that anti-Israel leel- ACCOUNTING Town Counsel Robert King building is unsafe, and to the in the bill as Industry spokes ^ ^ FRCE PARKING 5?8 3 H < Commission. chester Manor Rest Home; Mrs. pdiecea remaan on the board and above ground. Ing among Jordanians made it has previously estimated the First Selectman for initiating men contend, the labor official LYNN Florence D’Addario, 313 Hil a pawn (goes to become a queen. Applications now being accepted for Rental Classrooms Proposed politically expedient for him to The Egyptian resolution was town would accumulate about the report” . said. liard St.; Mrs, Rita Jaworskl, Hodgson received a toc^hy Sept., 1967, admission. School Board Chairman Da auDRei: given no chance of approval. $500,000 worth of bonding ca “ We have no place to put the “ Every single employer now REDGRAVE line up with Nasser. 83 Pitkin St. ftw winning the state High vid Cook emphasized that the H eFB U B n I CTTOOliel IN Wilson visited President John ’The belief was widespread that HART^’ORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING pacity annually for the next two kindergarten, can’t afford it, I figures his unemployment in the Soviet Union, on behalf of DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. School Comipetdtlon and said he elimination of the church facil surance as a fringe benefit for son Friday and agreed with him 66 Forest St., Hartford— Tel. 247-1115 years. He first predicted this at move we adjourn” , he stated. HOW the Arabs, would veto the U.S. Valerie Starkel) 710 Bolton Rd., may play im iflie Ekustem States ities need not jeopardize the employes, and so presents it as on the need for urgent peace last fall’s meeting which ap On a vote of principle, those at © “"■SyitSSKth©')o*vn !•* resolution because the United Vernon; John Dulka, 97 Cam Chess competition this summer. kindergarten program. part of his wage bill in figur TO efforts in the Middle East. propriated the funds for the tending defeated his motion to States wants Egypt to hold its bridge St.; Leslie Johnson, 111 He proposed the town could ing his labor costs,” he added. He called ■ premature at this high school wing, and later re adjourn, passing one a short d e ad ly blockade in abeyance. Cambridge St. rent portable classrooms, to ac peated it to a meeting of the time later. time newsmen’s questions U.N. Secretary-General U comodate the children, ad does Elementary School Study Com Selectman Frank Kalas stat Gaff air whether force might be used ’Thant defended BMday night his Bolton and Willimantic. School mittee. ed, “ It’s ridiculous to say we" eventually to break Egypt’s pro Mom Launched witiidrawal of the U.N. Emer authorities solicited qupted costs Many opponents ,of kindergar have to start educating children claimed blockade in the Gulf of B O T I/ IN c o l o u r gency Force from Eg)ipt at from three sources yesterday tens this year expressed con at five years of age, they still Aqaba. After Indoor Nasser’s request. He said U.N. for the facilities, which would cern of burdening the town’s have twelve years of schooling CHRinoniEii Efforts for a settlement will cost “ a few thousand dollars bonding capacity. They cited the ahead of them.” GOVERNOR ST. EXIT TO AAAIN ST. focus first, he said, on discus- peacekeeping "reUes on reason, Space Journey more than the church” . puimmER $340,000 to be bonded for the His wife, Barbara, secretary slons at the United Nations and local cooperation, skilful diplo- “ The church was a better high school, added the $45,000 of the Board of Education, how Christopher Plummer _ RQIIW TREUM on a U.S.-Britlsh proposal for macy, restraint and good faith, (Continued from Page One) Although their public, not to deal,” he said. “ The fire mar which would have to be bor ever, spoke in favor of starting Qomy Schneider sam eiiai • houihrd maritime nations to declare that It does not, and cannot, rely on shal’s ruling takes the rental mention their family, was hun- rowed to initiate the kindergar the program* next year, stress the gulf is an open international military force or threats, on ten program and anticipated a ing the shortness of time re "TRIPLE CROSS" c m a m waterway. power politics, or on physical or gry fo|i word from the team, no State Department lawyers political domination.” contact was made during the 48- request of about $15,000 from maining in which to establish also Tony Curtis PIOBE- of Manchester the middle school building com the program. mm AND malntain International law am- Thant told a dinner of the hour experiment — except for Virna List i mmnMi James m ason LET US PRICE mittee for architectural fees for Although “ anything can be :20 vuiOuvniiBi ply supports the position that U.N. Association of Canada In the few notes slipped under the M ”TH| BAItO^ YO UR NEXT plans for the new school. This done” , she said, the extra time “Not With My Wife maximitlan schell the gulf should be open to ships Montreal he realized the with- door by a younger sister and Home Furnishings Since 1899! approaches $400,000, Richard would permit the board to draw i Raquel Welch, frEReNCCYouNes harrtet andersson of all nations. drawal caused “ bitter disap- brother. PRESCRIPTION You Don’ t” It is international, they said, polntment and deep anxiety in It was later learned the young Roberts of Merrow Rd., point I np new plans. Sunday Conttnuoua from 2 PJIL harry androws OPEN 6 DAYS— THURSDAY and FRIDAY till 9:00 P.M. out and nears the “ danger "’be school board has never because four nations border on many countries.” astronauts spent most of their ARTHUR DRUG TRIPLE CROSS ml Simone aignoret waking houi;^ gi'ving each other point’’. considered any other location King’s previous $600,000 was than the church building, she a s t r o n o m y and rocketry quizzes, and grading tiiem. not mentioned at the meeting, stated, adding It would be more Boston Rocked by Violence Thpy slept on a quilt on the and Zanghi said he did not know advantageous to the children Now OPEN HOUSE ' floor. what the town’s bonding capac and the board fo permit more In Negroes’ Welfare Protest ity would be and neither did the time. Showing Their survial kit included non 3 STATE riot guns and clubs, remained perishable food items such as Transportation Cited (Continued from Page One) Connecticut Bank and Trust Sat. and Sun. 1:45 - 5:26 • 9:06; “Fight” 3:30 - 7:10 Zanghi stated it was not fair oh guard during the night. soft drinks; hard-boiled egg and l a Y Company, which administers both Negroes and whites, the town funds. to provide kindergartens with A IS-yeM-old girl suffered a peanut butter sandwiches; can- and FURNITURE BEHY-JANE TURNER HOuBr predominantly Negro. fractured skull when she was dy bars; apples; and two State Grant CSted out transportation. Those who FAIRWAY, ^fty-eight welfare 'workers struck by a rock as she drove canned products, spaghetti and Those favoring the start of cannot transport their own chil FIRST HianHellbi were locked Inside when the through the area in the family applesauce, kindengartens this year voiced dren have to pay to do so, and women took up positions on the car. Several other cars were In a post-flight Interview, for Gift Boxes . tflie fact the program would cost many can not afford to. Otjiers pointed out the town first floor of the building, guard- damaged, most of them by their mother, Lorraine,, re FASHION SHOW and Wrappings ^ Uie town less tihan half a mill to Presents Her Students In could not afford to provide the tag the door they had locked. rt^ks. vealed that the young spacemen H(«E7D0WN begin kindergarten.s this year. TERMS L Briarton oibed the amount of $26,000 transportation expense Police climbed into the build- The welfare demonstrators shrewdly scheduled the test for u. until the state grants were re tag through windows and sought a meeting with Daniel the time between the closing of Tomorrow, June 4th— 3 tq6 P.M, ceived. formed a flying wedge to force Cronin, .city commissioner of Pacolet Elementary School and 2ianghi stated he was not op out the women. Several women welfare, to express grievances the opening of the neighborhood ★ Free Family Gifts ★ Bonus (Certificate To Use Later WE NOW CARRY A FUU LINE OF posed to education that the were carried to police wagons, over the way they said they had swimming pool. . __ . been treated by welfare work------★ No Sales To Be Made ★ Leara What’s New For 1967 town con affoird. A Festival of Dance A crowd of more than 500 per- ■' o ii c* j* J Atherton Ryan, a partner of sons gathered outside the buUd- ®*^^ , , , , Catantaran Hull btudied town counsel Robert King, act M M-IHI naaMw ■Meigocouw tag aid conttaued to hold, most . They c o m p lie d of “ being WASHINGTON - The tl. S. SUNDAY ed as town counsel during the — ON THE SAME PROGRAM • of the welfare workers inside. ^"S'^êd by sroial vrorkers and Maritime Administration has meetiiig, while King was fidfSill- Police called for reinforce- ‘long waits and suspicious shipping industry to K eith ' Tu rii itii re ing has duties as State Repre IN THREE ACTS AT THE m eZ . f i u t Z p ol^ m en ^ t w i n 3 e d ships Z a FREE SHOF-AT-HOME SERVICE 24-HR. SERVICEUAH.YR SUNMV sentative. King arrived about 9 / The blockbuster story were assembled at the height of ^ (^ m m S S e r ^ speeding genei-al oaigo. IIUSMAINST. MANCHESTER pm . at the meeting, x^s various • • 1. the disturbance Cronin, Police Commlsrtoner ,p,jg two-huH, or catamaran, NEWSPAPERS ine aisturoance. Edmund L. McNamara and oth- nrlhciole has been re<»trlct6d so C A LL Crescent Pools legal questions were, raised i' o1 a fighting marine I The wetiare workers left the j. gj^y officials met with Negro ^ boats drilling plat- Opposite the Bennet Junior High School — PLU S — Ryan and King repeatedly call that comes TODAYl/inA'V ■ S50 Windsor St. H A complete line of Sealtest Dairy Products, Gro ed time out foi' a conference. building after the Rev. iggêre at City HaU. on Lower (South End) Main Street Hartford, Conn. k . . . For Friendly Service Phone 643-4169 . . Please have yoiir representative ■ ceries, Cuts, Soda and Beki^ry Products. The meeting agreed to hold MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL mortar’sereaming Breedan, an Episcopal priest Kenneth Guseott, chairman of ______- 247-6670 -V • * . ' . and director of the Massachu- ^jg Boston chapter of the Na- contact us with more detidis. ■ the refemidum cm Satut^y to out of green setU Commission on Church ^^^gj Association for the Ad- CRESCENT penniit the greatest number of BANK CREDIT Name______...... ______I. and Race, totereceded with the yancement of CJolored People, POOLS "THE K IN O people to register their vote. JUNE 9— CURTAIN TIME 7:30 hells and Jungles! I A ddress...... •'...... ' | The action was taken when it crowd for them. said the Negro leaders offered I CAROS ACCErnO 650 a t y ...... t.State...... J.. j| OF was pointed out tbat house of They left In groups of two or their services to the city, Windsor St. a t y ...... t.State PRODUCE!" the jjefereodum would have to three escorted by Negro lead- "We vtrant to do anything we ARTHUR DRUR Hartford. Ct. I Phone ...... PERO be Urom 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and era. can,” he said, "to help reduce OAKLAND STREET. MANCHESTER • 64S-6S84 that many working people, t[\ l ^ n T beoMPwlijwWtiMICONRN) m S Helmeted ]Ûce, armed with tension and maintain peace.” • II LILIilI I TECHNICOLOR' PANAVWiON’FROM WARNER B R O S Jl would not be able to vote. A X rtl V S

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IRanrifpBtpr that state’s new lottecy get off to a Wonders of the IJniterse rousing start. Events Area Churches And firrt reports o f ticket sales, op Connecticut Yankee Ettpttttt^ IfpraUt Sacred Hrart Church St^ John’s Episcopal Church BoMoii Congregattonal C tardl ____PUBUHHED BY THB the first day of such sale, disdoae a What Gimes After Moon? Churches By A.H.O. in the Rt. SO near Hillside Ave., * Rev. J. Stanton Oonoverf — !»AT.Ti pRiNTiNo CO., m a greet pufcUc rush to the banks, hotels North Methodist Church Zion Evangelical Church of the Assumption Rt. M, Vernon U nMell street Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor VernOn Minfeter and motels of the state by Jlew Yorkers The only unity the Republi ton, it would make its own ihift By DR. I. M. L E V m > woricsbof) wfaoM lauDcfa wtt b« *■■■ SOO Parker 8t. Lutheran ^ u rch Adams St, and Thompson Rd. Itoncheater. Conn. Rev. Patrick Sullivan Rev. Janies L. Grant, Rector Miss Jeaiuie Lefevre, npiCAS r. iteRQUSON can party in Connecticut has to the oame LoBoime, hoping W orld umtoriaken M 1968. Tliui, Bev. Earle R. Custer, Pastor (Missouri Synod) Rev, Francis Mihalek WALTER R. FEROTTSOM wflio couldn’t wait to get into the gam DIBEOTOB Student Advisor of Christiaa to promote htan as a cotnpro- money to b« spent on program ; (-■' Terry R. Candee, Cqpper and High Sts. Pastor • Assistant Pastor Publlahera ble. known in the paet decade exist The Fela Planetarium 7:46 a.m., Holy Communion. Edrlcattoa Itounaed October 1. 1881______"B " can shrink oonalderalily. Pastor in Training Rev. Walter L. Abel, Rev. Ernest j . Coppa A good many people seemed eeperial- ed for the few witching houn mise choice the Alsop group Knighthood Awaits Of the Fraiildln Institute 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Ser If prograon “C ’ to undertak Interim Pastor Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 and PObUAed Brerir Evening Except Sundays ly pleased to be able to go to a bank to in the late firin g of 1966 when would have to take in place of What should thto country's mon, Classes, Baby-sitting, 10 a.m.. Church School, y t o f ■ImI Bcdldaya. Entered at the R ^t Otflce at LONDON (AP) — Sir Francis en, the cast may go up to |7 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Masses at 7, 8, 8:15, 10:30 11:46 a.m. tXanrihnafr. OofUL. ai Second ClaSs Mail both major factions of the Hueston. space objective* be once we 10:45^.m., Holy Communion, ship Service. Sermon: ’"nr*a buy their lottery tldkets. Chichester, who sailed hie 53- havo successfully placed an as bOUan. It deflnikbely wouU fund Service. Sermon: "Miracle of 8:45 a.m., Sunday School. Dl- and 11:45 a.m. M a t t a r . ______party were engaged in a Joint One’s first reocUon to such a St. Bernard’s Church Sermon, Classes, Baby-sitting. Stump Religion.” / “It’s a wonderful thii^,’’ the New foot ketch around the world sin tronaut on the moon?- Many manned pdanetaty expedlUnn*, toe Commonplace.” Guest vine Worship with Holy Corn- SUBSCRIPTION RATES strenuous effort to force the situation might be to say that St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville .êdnesday, 9 a.m., Prayer 11:30 a.m. Chapel Service. Payable in Advance York Times queolal dis about It, with an old-fashioned Idea gras his own man, and then fi vation is that even the secret has a bit more sailing to do—up celled for NASA to begin im St. Matthew’s Chgreh, Tolland patches herein are also reserved^______system? Grades 1 through 3. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Rockville 9 a.m.. Public Talk “ The Hak* nally operating in one powerful knowledge that the other side the Thames to London mediate studies and initiate ad Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor about the almost Puriltenical atmosphere Currently, there exists no def 6 p.m.. Young Adult picnic. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Robert J. Keen Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister mony of toe Gospels” by M. The Herald Printing C om ply Inc., as- burst of Joint harmony, . in was nurturing LeBonne would Queen Elizabeth n will dub vanced development work on Meeting Sundays in New Church Bomea no financial responsibility for typo- of dignity and morality once associated inite commitment by this coim- Monday, 6:30 p.m., WSCS din 10:45 a.'fe.. Morning Worship. Rev. Dennis R. Hussey Rev. Lyman D. Reed, Oiler, Watchtower Society rep araphical errors appearing in advertisem^ts which they enjoyed the momen have been enough to produce him a knight with Drake’s the eorth-ocbltlng apace stallon with banks. try on the next' n^Jor goal de ner and program. Sermon: “In Remembrance.” Assistant Minister resentative. and other reading matter in The Manchester tary sensation of both being for the same reaction which did ar sword. so that It oouOd be aviBlIoble by Masses at 7:30, 8:30, and 10:30 Evening Herald.______We are qmte aware of the fact that spite, the fact that many scien Tuesday, 7 p.m., Christian Vo Sacrament of Holy Communion. Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 in 10 a.m.. Study of May 1 Issue precisely the same thing, suc rive the next morning. Then the cUy plans a ticker- the mid-1970s, the detailed ii»- a.m. tists* regard a manned flight to cations and Scholarships com Nursery provided. the church. 9:15, 10:30 and 12:00 9 a.m., Church School. Grades of Watchtower. “ Goodness Is ta JMn Bbrvlce client of N. E. A. %rvlce, tac. modem banka do not always cherish fosmatdoin on the orbital work Publishers Representatives — i^ e ceeded in persuading Pinney ’Ihen, when it was the Alsop- tai>e parade and city corpora tlie planet Miars as the next mittee. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid in the auditorium. 5 through l i Promotion Day. this old-time atmosphere, and that many shop recently released toidicatee Unitarian Meeting House Be Manifested” Page 279. Mathews Special .êncy — New York. Chl- that It had to be Gengras. Un Pinney group which first got tion records show there has not logical obJeoUve In our space 8:30 p.m.. Trustees meeting week service. 10:30 a.m., Church School, In aago, Detroit and Boston.______of them have indeed engaged In delib that NABA wM go well beyond 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford WednesdaJl^ 7 :30 p.m .,. Group fortunately, the moment they into the news as the sponsor of been such a welcome since Brit program. While a manned land lor present and newly-elected Friday, 8 p.m.. Covenant St. Janies’ Church fants through Grade- 4, Preftno- imvirnS!T> AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- erate efforts to change the traditional the lecommendattons of the Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat discussion in thd Bible aid “ Life had obtained victory in their LaBonne, the mere announoe- ons mobbed Nelson in 1801. ing on Mars will not be at members. Women’s Guild. Pastor Rask is Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, tion Day. TIONR Committee in thto phase of its Everlasting in Freedom of toe banking image into something more Joint effort to nominate him, ment was enough to send the tempted before the 1980’s, it to Thursday, 6:30 p.m.. Church the guest speaker. Pastor 10:46 a.m., Morning Worship ptanning. If the orbital woric- 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, Soirs of God.” friendly and informal and human. This Gengras turned Into Gengras, May camp out o f its own plans Canada Next Prospect conceivable that during the school teachers dinner. Rev. Eugene F. Torpey Service. Sermon topic: “ Life Is Friday, 7:30 p.m., ’Thebcrat- SaitunJay, June 8 shop program to fuOy reolifled, Nursery and Worship Church has led to new atmospheres which are another fellow who, it turned for LaBotme and into open 1970’s a manned flyby past Friday, 7:30 p.m., Missions Second Congregational Church Rev. .lohn J. O’Brien Not Rehearsed.” Mr. Bowman MOSCOW (AP) — Tnie Soviet the volume of information de School. ic Ministry School, study “ Make more pleasant than the old, perhaps, and out, knew neither of them. warfare' again. In that open Union, rebuffed In efforts to bid Mars may be undertaken. Concerns. 385 N. Main St. Rev, Vincent J. Flynn preaching. Sure” page 57-62. They had no recomoe, after 'The one man who ta most rived wtU have a tramendoua Rev. Felix M. Davis, Mlaislcr stiil reassuring, as one likes to have warfare, the May faction fi on supplying giant: hydrotur impart on almost every tpace Saturday, 9 a.m.. Pedagogy. Avery St. 4 to 6 p.m.. Junior High Pil 8:3 to.m.. Service Meeting. The Casualty Figures what followed, but to blame responsible for shaping our Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 such insUtutions be. . . . nally succeeded In winning the bines for America’s Grand Coul program undertaken from now Christian Reformed Church grim Fellowship. Theîe “ Distributing the Life — each other, or, preferably, Pin dertinles In space is the Presi Associate Minister and 11:30 a.m. H»e iMbeet casualty fl«uree Uroni Vlet- But what is happening In New York state ohalrtnsnehip for its man ee Daip, now will try to sell on. The cost to so modest that St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 661 Avery-St. Straining Word of God.” ney, for what they had done In dent of the United States. To prompts iw to wander whether the and the present incumbent. Leg generators to Ceuiada, Tass re the cunrent NASA budget wU Church and Park Sts. South Windsor / ------wun gUr tbougM two ways. Ibeir 80 very ephemeral joint help him (hscharge this heavy 8:45 a.m., Adult Study. St. John’s Polish National Rockville Methodist Church banks there haven’t gone a bit over the islative Commissioner Howard ports. not be oveiOiauled. Rev. George F. Nostrand, Rev. James A. Bonnema, St. George’s Episcopal Churcll Amertoan oaeualttoe for tWa week to fervor. responsibility, he has convened 10 a.m., Morning Worship. Catholic Church 142 Grove St. / Hausman. The official Soviet news agen Rector Minister Rt. 44 A, Bolton taled 2,929 ot wlKHn 313 wene killed, line in their efforts to prove what Jolly a Science Advisory Committee ’The Cpmmlttee recommended Nursery Uirough Church School Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor Later on, there was another These two rare and exotic cy said Friday that Elektroslla, Rev. Janies W. Bottoms, Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar good feUows they can be. Did they to chart the post-ApoMo period. that the AAP be restudled to Grade 7. Communion Meditation Pastor with pertiapB as many as one-third o< even more transitory, more il momenta of party factional the Soviet Union’s biggest elec Itav. Roman L. Harding, 9:45 a.m. Sunday School for really need to be so eager to accept this The Committee has held fts perhaps reduce its size. Some by the Rev. Mr. Davis. 9:30 a.m., Church , School, the lejnainder, daeslifled as wounded, lusive, more unreal moment of unity—the one moment whlrii trical engineering firm, will bid Interim Assistant all ages. 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. role—and the five per oent commission meetings and In Its report of its goals may be realized with Monday, 8 p.m., Church Coun Masses at 8:30 and 10:30.a.m. Nursery through a$luUs. not wounded serlouBly enough to require Republican party unity. There got the one men both fertions in July to supply generators of Rev. Ronald E. Haldcman 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:16 a.m.. Choral Eucharist. provides three . options. All of smaller unmanned probes. cil. 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. boaiiMcLlimtioa. —from the state? Did they really weigh were, believe it or not, a few wanted as a candidate for Gov up to 120,000 kilowatts for Cana Nursery. Tuesday, 7 :30 p.m.. Meeting these options were detailed in NASA is also looking to inte Tuesday, Church School Nursery through Grade 4. the clash between the virtues of thrift very small hours of one morn ernor—the other moment one da’s Kettle Valley, B.C., hydro- 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Gospel Hall 7 :30 p.m. Evening Service. of executive and building com MevwtbeleaB, the atatiBUcel climb terms of money to be made grate some of the programs Grades 8 through 12. Monday, 7115 p.m., Prayer and sound, businesslike credit upon ing late last winter when both which was not merely unity at power station. 8:45 and 9:45 a.m.. Morning 415 Center St. Thursday, 10 a.m.. Women’s mittees. townnl the mairk oC 3,000 a week—In an available to NASA to imple with toe Maimed Orbital Labo Friday, 7:30 p.m.. Deacons. Third Danish Princess to Wed and disucôn time. which their own existence and prosper the Alsop faction and the May ail, but merriy a situation of prayer. Church school. Kinder Bible study, nursery provided. Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Holy Eu area wliere ao ehoit a' time ago our conx- ment these programs. It should ratory (MOL) of the Depart (AP Photofax) Tuesday, 7 :30 p.m., Meeting ity are supposed to be founded mainly, faction of the party were two ships sMIing unwittingly Marks John*s Death ment of Defense. The Commit garten in Children’s Chapel 10 a.m., Breaking bread. Princess Benedikta, 23, second eldest daughter of charist. H#vn#n». was Short 0(f combat of any be noted that unlike events of Community Baptist Church of Vacation Bible School teach working feverishly to put over close to each other on the same Nursery and Crib Class in Wik 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. F'irst Evangelical Lutheran Friday, 7 p.m.. Couple’s Club. and the lust fOr the gamble which lurks VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope toe past, these advisors re- tee questions the use of the 685 E. Center St. Danish King Frederick and Queen Ingrid, poses ers. Mnd—ta a war which has not been de- precisely the same individual foggy night—had better be re liams Building. 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. Church of Rockville in every human being? What are these Paul VI said Mass today In Jêd proposal* for a single upgraded Saturn I, which costs Rev. Frederick R. Bruce, with her fiance, Prince Richai-d zu Sayn-Wittgen- 8:30 p.m.. Commission on Ctigad — should continue heait-txreaking: for state chairman to succeed membered, fleeting In duration about twice as much as the 11 a.m.. Holy Communion, Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer meet- Rev. Richard E. Bertram, I'irst Congregational Church banks going to say to themselves the memory of the fourth anniver new national space goal. ’They Interim Minister stein of Geiinany. Official announcement of their Membership and Evangelism and riMcktag. Plnney. What the'' Alsop faction and oontroveraial in result as Titan 3M launch vehicle with Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Nos Ing. Pastor of 'Vernon first time they see one of their custom sary of the death of Pope John stressed a balanced space pro meeting. was doing, during these fantas . they may have been, because out a makred increase in pay- trand. Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. engagement is to be made tdda.v. Princess Bene- Rev. John A. Lacey,, And casualties in this particular con- X X m , who is already a prelimi gram supporting an eventual 9 a.m., Church School for all Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Worn ers taking his bank book to the with tic night hours, was deciding to load. It is the Titan 8M which Wednesday, 6 and 10 a.m. dikta’s eld^‘ s-istei', Margrethe, will marry French 9 a.m., Sunday School..,' Minister fHct always have naore heait-bireak and they may be the last instances nary candidate for sainthood. manned planetary expeditloiL ages, the expanded session for an’s Bible study circle. drawal window, and then going to the shift from its apparent candi launches MOL into orbit. Holy Communion. Count Henri de Monpezat June 10 in Copenhagen. 10:30 a.m.. The Sepifice. Rev. Betsy O. Frenchi ntv~-*r hhnn tfaom oC Other oonfliots pre- of any Mnd of unity for a long Pope Paul had ordered studies In the Committee’s Program Nursery through Grade 4 con The Saliatioii Army 7:30 p.m., Methodist Men. kybtery window? date for state chairman, former Because the atmosphere of A third sister is Queen Anne Marie of Greece. Minister of Christian Education time to come. to begin In November 1965 to “ A” , the assumption Is made 7 p.m., Daily, Evening Pray tinuing through the worship 661 Main St, oiaely because this happens to be a oon- We dislike having things run from Mayor Howard Hueston of Venus has been an enigma to er. Our Savior I.utheran Church ■Which ia a way of saying prepare Pope John’s cause for that maimed planetary explora service. Captain Ernest V. Payton fBot wUcb divides the American people toe astronomer. It was suggest Church is open daily for pray 239 Graham ^ a d , Wapplng Talcottville Congregational 9:25 and 10:55 a.m., Church Washington, but we suspect that If the Meriden, to an Impressive dork that, after an interval in which beatification, the level Just be tion will be postponed indefinite 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Officer in Charge Utetiswtves, who do not unite in any ap ed that a program be Initiated Center Congregational Church Rev. Waltej^'X. Abel, Pastor Church School. bill now being heard by the House horse possibility, George T. La- there seemed a mild possibility low sainthood. Only one month ly. Thus, the program must be •r. Communion. Sermon: “ The Way praisal of Its noceosity, moral rightness, immediately to launch a Venus United Church of Christ Masonic Lodge Rev. Robert J. Bills 6 p.m.. Junior High and Ninth Banking and Ourrency Oommittee gets Bonne of Glastonbury. What that the new party regime ago it was disclosed that the restricted to tasks which are People Know.” Nursery is pro Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break probe by 1970 which will pro 11 Center St. 9 a.m .,' Early Worship. Interim Minister Grade Pilgrim Fellowship. er practical advantage. itself passed, that will be a real favor the May faction was doing, might escape the past, the Vatican had rêlved the first earth-oriented and to unmanned Jehovah’s Witnesses vided. fast. vide definitive information on Rev, Clifford -O. Simpson, Marks Birthday 9 a.m., and 10:30 a.m., Sun- 7 p.m., Senior High Pilgrim Ill* casualties themselves do not during the seme hours, was de party pattern now seems Hkely reports of miracles attributed to space probes to toe planets. If 9:30 a.m., Sunday School to the banks of New York. It would Kingdom Hall p.m.. Junior High and Sen Minister day. School. 9:45 a.m.. Church School. Fellowship. ciding that, in view of an ap to continue factional far into Pope John. this program is pursued, by 19^ the atmosphere. Friendship Lodge of Masons efaai^pe tiw nature of the conflict. If we make it illegal for almost all baidw, 726 N. Main St. ior High Youth Fellowships. (Classes for all ages). Rev. Kenneth \V. Stccre, 10:30 a.m.. Late Worship. The Rev. Mr. Bills will conduct Monday, 8 p.m., Baord of parent victory ahead for Hues the future. Beatification requires accept the cost per year would be The astronomical offshoots of celebrated Us second anniver support this wax, they are the more rea anywhere, to sell lottery chances. If, 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Meeting Associate Minister the Adult class. trustees. Library. ance by the church of two mira about |3.5 billion. ’The principal space sciences are stressed. The sary with a special program In son for supporting it more steadfadJy. 9:30 a.m., Public Bible dis The Presbyterian Church (nursery provided). Miss Antoinette Bierce, Wesleyan Methodist Church 10 a.m., Worship Service. Ser* Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Youth mem coming from Washington, it might seem cles attributed to the candidate. elelhenta would be Apollo appli Committees recommends that the Masonic Temple Thursday course "How Should You View 43 Spruce St. 6:15 p.m., Open Air Meeting. Director of Christian Education Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington mon: “ Truth In the Inner Be bership class to meet , with If we reject the way this war has been a bad bill, lit would still be. It seems to Canonization requires two more. cation launches (AAP) in earth NASA launch a telescope of at night, and more than 200 Ma ’Those Who Abandon True Wor Rev. George W. Smith 6:30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor ing.” Board of Deacons and Deacon BBsnaged as sonxe kind of crime again^ us, a sound idea, and good banking. Tales of Connecticut ’The entire process, together orbit, and the Voyager flights. least 40-lnch aperture by 1970. 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. sons attended. Heading the list ship?” Minister 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Worship 2 p.m.. Youth Fellowship. esses in the church library. •unselvea and others, the casualties with an Investigation of Pope The AAP would include low-al Tihe Oonunittee would like to Monday, 6 p.m., Junior Song of -visitors was Harry E. Bel 10:30 a.m., Group discussion Service, Holy Communion and 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Wednesday, 8 p.m., Church geerdy add to the immensity of what is John’s life, could take years. titude and synchronous altitude see a second generation of X - of the Watchtower magazine ar sters. lini of Lakeville, gp^nd master J 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. reception of new members. The Classes for all ages. Wapping Community Church Council. wrong. Inspections And Redevelopment The leist Pope to be acclaimed a missions. One segment of this ray. Gamma ray, sub-millimeter 8 p.m.. Friendship Circle. of Connecticut Masons. ticle “ Goodness Is to Be Mani Classes for all ages. Rev. Mr. Simpson preaching. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. feingregational ------Alias ‘Vermont’ saint was Plus X, who died in program would contribute to na and radio wavelength sensors or Tuesday, 2 p.m.. Home A press ap{U‘eciation dinner But for either view of the war, this Opponents to mandatory house-to- fested.” 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship Nursery. Rev. Roy B. Hutcheon, Minister -Vernon Assembly of God Church 1914. tional security, meteorology and inotruments developed by 1970. Serriion: ‘‘In Trouble with God” was served ^by Temple Chapter ffwyHiwSng, and mounting destruction house inspection in Meriden are putting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Group Service. Mr. Smith preaching. Leagpie. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Rev. Theodore Bacheler, Nortoeast School By Wesley Gryh Jr. The memorial Mass was at other physical sciences. The oth They would also like to sea 6 p.m.. Corps Cadet Classes. or “ The Art of Grum bli^.” Eastern^'Star before the pro- up a good fight. Residents of Code Area discussions of a Bible aid at Sermon: “ Anniversary Sun 6:30 p.m., Fast and Prayer. Minister Intersection of Rta. 30 and 81 and dMitterlng of American youth, like tended by two of Pope John’s er segment would establish lunar explorations oontliuie af 6:46 p.m., Senior Songsters. 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church in'fee main lodge room. 5 and other interested citizens are or the following locations; 287 Oak day.” 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Vernon Uwt of the peatiape equally innocent brothers, who came from their background for concurrent bio ter 1970 with the launching of 8 p.m.. Senior Band. School and Crib Room. Chester M. Ferris, lodge his- ganizing to reêt efforts of code Inspec Connecticut iiwestorB, always by asking “ .. .forerver hereafter land St., 18 -Chambers St., 726 7 p.m., Evening Worship Ser Wednesday, 7 p.m., Prayer Special services for Church Rev. Mlctaellno Rlcol Vistnamese youth it stoaitters in turn, is farm In northern Italy. medical and technological qual one or two nvtoslons a year. Wednesday, 3:30 p.m.. Sun 7 :30 p.m.. Social Action com- program chairman, tors to check for violations on a blan on the lookout for a worthwhile to be considered as a free and N. Main St. and 71D Bluefield vice. “ Basic Christianity.” Service and Bible study. Building Program. a blaaphemy against what life on this ification of man to assume a Currently, our landings are re- beams. mittee, Robbins Room. short Masonic skit was bargain, were quick to act in independent Jurisdiction or Dr. in Manchester. Also; 144 8:15 p.m., RPYF Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Meeting narration by Ir- 8 a.m., Worship Service, Ser- 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. earth could be and ought to be. ket basis. Birth Pill Hazard role In future long- duration stnictod to the equatorial re Thursday, 6 p.m.. Junior Huey are on firm ground when they 1761. During that year. Gover rtate; and forever hereafter to Griffin Rd. in South Windsor. Monday, 6:30 p.m., Volleyball. 7th Grade parents, Federatiw St. Maurice Church, Bolton mon by John Todd. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Tlw second kind of thoughtfulness nor Wentworth of New Hemp- LONDON (AP) — A leading flights. The earth-resources mis gions of the moon; however, in Band. ■ving Mann. U he called, known and distin Friday, at Kingdom Hall: 7 p.m., Session meeting. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. circulate petitions asking for a relaxa manufacturer of birth control sion which constantly Increases the 1975-to-1980 period we 7 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. Room. Masonic bibles were present pravoloed by the ■ casualty figures from atrire laid aladm to the vast guished by the name of New 7:30 p.m., Theocratic Minis Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.. Group Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.. Dea Service. Sermon by Charles Wednesday, 7 :30 p.m.. Prayer tion of the current mandatory houee-to- pills says It will warn of a possi in significance will be part of Ahould have the ability to reach 7:30 p.m.. Mid-week Meeting. ed by Raymond Bogue, master Vietnam concerns the cootroverrial woodlands located between try School. doctrine study. Masses at 7, 8 :30, 10 and 11:30 Warner. Church School. and Bible Study. house code inspection program. There is Oormeeiticut, ahaa Vermont.” ble link with blood clots after an the AAP. While the Committee the polar regions o f ^ moon. conesses meeting, /Robbins of Friendship Lodge, to the old guestlon of the peiftormance of the arm Maine and New York. Hoping to 8:35 p.m.. Service meeting. 7 p.m.. Battalion. a.m. grave question as to whether the intru- “New Oonnerticut'' was cer inquest into the death of a 20- recommends this a* an unman ’These are the goals which Room.' est Mason in attendance and to increase the population and Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Pray Vernon Methodist Church ed ftxrces of South Vietnam ItseH, oup sion of an inspector into a private home tainly a fitting title for this new year-old woman who took the ned satellite program, toe pres have been reoommeivded to the 7:30 p.m.. Missionary com- the Mason who belongs to the strength of his colony, the Gov er meeting and Bible study. Rt. SO native alHee in this war. under the terms of the program is a state, whose village names were pills for a year. ence of man as a vital link President for the post-Apollo First Church of Christ, rnittee, Wilcox Room. lodge most distant from Man First Congregational Church ernor offered theise lan■^7 Community Affairs office. onstrations here last month. The ers, and those guilty of "crimes cause of the success of the pro- truce In the imperial war on It. 10:46 a.m., Worship. Sermon: lar official board meeting in of violence." from coast to coast and mois- by making statements opposing Willful disobedience of an or- Ihe oondusion has to be that either Meriden can’t afford to shut herself Remember ... Keep It Holy! majority’ of the Chinese .popula gram. Power, fame, wealth — all "Salvation, An Incomparable Cooper Hall. May I be of service to you regarding your Annuity) Gronp 25 Yeai> Ago All these exceptions were Men’s Adult levels are low—c»mblnatlon u.S. involvement'In Vietnam. der between Oct. 11 and Nov. 26, the South Vietnamese fbroee are doing out arbitrarily from any of these devel Arthur F. Lashinake to re tion sided with the Hong Kong forms o f selfish advantage — •Blessing." Tuesday, 6 a.m., Pension or Guaranteed Retlrenoeat Income? “ What was It again Mom, eliminated, said Rep. Robert D. that promotes ideal weather. The 10-member tribunal of 1966, to establish and operate a BMre flgliting then is ever repotted to oping programs, and must consider on elected oaptaln of Hose end gogemment. "have used religion as a power- 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Class ■will meet with toe Rev. King, R-Tollond, because It was .Double Amputee base. Here in southern New England carrer Army officers, four of prognram to train Green Beret the outside world or that their casualty Its merits ea.^ proposal and the condi bread, milk and what?” We find Ladder Oo. No. 1 of the South “Valedictory of a Saint." Mr. CtarneU. felt that the new correction It should occasion little sur the weekend khould be ideal for them Vietnam veterans, re- meilics in diagnosing and train- tions which accompany it. it hard to remember all the Manchester Fire Department Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Ladies Bi- 10:30 a.m., WC7TU county con flgures have been faked xeguleriy tokeep prise, therefore, to see poli v ^ o n In* Re’e ^ o n '^ V i ' Pot- “'ll outdoor activities, convenes today to conaideir tag skin diseases, As for a referendum on every pro at Us annual meeting held at SfORE CHE AUTHORITY commissioner and bia staff will To Walk Again ble class. them high enough to keep the war look things we ahoaiM. Not only are be able to set their own guide ticians, businessmen, and pro luck luncheon M d conference “ anything, toe rapid change defense anguments for a lighter — Making tosloyal state- posed project, tWs would turn any new headquarters. HARTFORD (AP)—The Com QUINCY, Mass. (AP) — fessional people living daily by Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Mid ing'Moe a two army affair, and not there so many more thinga to be lines and consider each inmate “ from toe unseasonably cool wca- sentence. ments, designed to promote dis- project which la proposed Into a politi- ’Ihe Manchester - Teachers mission on Higher Education When Joiui Pellegprinl loot both a Jungle code of ethica while week Service, meeting. Name aolely an American enterprise. individually. toer of May to the 90-degree Levy’s attorney, who had loyalty and disaffection. The oaJ football. learned and remembered, but enuh combines îts annual busi- would have greater authority feet in an auto accident two maintaining nominal reUglous King said that with the'ap readings of tola weekend may warned that a conviction might Army charged Le'vy with saying W s would hope that, some day, soma Meriden’s Court of Common Council the pace we go at, plus the nesB meeting end June social, over the boards for state col years ago she thought she would tlea Thrs we call hypocrisy. But proval of the Department of a growing number o f people sin be too drastic for some, create a martyr for toe peace the United States was ■wrong In Address SOtTHgiondent who reports both the un> is eleobed by its > citizens, who by their trivia we try to store up, makes a& some 100 memlbers and leges and community colleges never walk again. in a bill that feces' final legis Correction bill and the "work- cerely (we trust) beUeve that Temperatures around toe na- movement, failed in attempts to Vietnam,, that he would refuse nlWb||e inactivity of the South Vietna- biennial vote delegate to the aldermen H all the more difficult guests epjoy a Swedish smorg Sunday, June U , sbe’U come lative action in the House. release” bill, Connecticut la fi down toe aisle of St, Mary's Jesus’ main concern -was and la tion very early this morning prove that the Army doctor’s to serve there. That Negro sol- C ity ...... Zone ...... State .. BMas A m y ahd ita heavy cesuelty fig- the responsibility for governing. Council When our Heavenly Father asbord at Emanuel Lutheran people’s social and economic The measure, approved by nally Joining the 20th century cfainxh on her own to become ranged firom 40 degrees at Ely, disobedience was Justified on diers should .refuse, and that Type Of ihsuitince You’re Interested In: ■ n s OBdettaioes, on the scene, to reoon- members are expected to listen to their spoke to ua He had His Word Church. Welfare, thus falling into the BORN AGAIN CHRISTIANS the Senate Friday night. Is the in toe area of penology./ Nevada to 81 at Key We^, claims that Green Beret troops Special Forces troops wore «Ee tbs bano. neighbors and coostitueats, to study the put down 80 that we would re the bride of Joseph M. MtiDoo- very error Paul warned of, that product of a special bipartlsEUi Rep. Benjamin L. Barriiiger, lutld of Arlington. You Are Invifed Florida. committed war crimes in Viet- "liars and thieves and killers of propodals put before thenpi, to conrider member It never finget it. One 10 Years Ago ChnisUanlty la primarily a ------^------— nam and that Levy’s medical peasants and murderers of "steering committee" appointed R-New Milford, said he was' MOss Pellegrini was so severe Mail To whet Is best for their areia and for the of His ootnmands was—Remem lettera asking for ofiinioiiB means 'to material gain. No won In February by the governor. "glad to have served in this ly ihjured when a car crushed der a leading French Commu ethics took precedence over women and children.” city ae a whole, and then to art in their ber the Sabbath Day to Keep It o o the sale o f town-oiwiied land To attend the Tuesday avening moating of "WETLANDS” PURCHASING orders. — Making disloyal statement? to the Country CMb sra re The present higher education aeaaion of toe leâlature, which her against a wall at her honie nist InteUectual said in a recent Betting: At The Bank own best Judgment. ’Ihe necessities and Holy. Exodus 20:8. the MANCHESTER BIBLE CLASS. This class HARTFORD (AP) — Some The dark-haired Levy, wear- to Special Forces Troops. Josephine Odell ceived by the Chamber o f Oomr strurture, baaed on a 1965 Gen has made such a marked de that doctors had to amputate Interview pubUshed in LOOK oompierities of uahon renewi^ are bet How easily we forget ignore that he bcUeves Communism Ths Kew Hampshire lobtery baa been meroe , ai^ Town Development eral Assembly law, has been parture from toe blue-nosed, re- her left leg near the kitM snd is sponsored by the Colyory Baptist Church $210,000 would be available for ii;g black-riinmed glasses and a — Conduct unbecoming m 17 North Mata Street . ter handled by Council acUcin than by and raitionalize aU the wrfiigw wa and the new "Christianity” can toe purchase of tidal "wetlahds” khaki uniform,, stood with hands officer and a getleman by wrlt- ■oEMthfeig of a fl^ e, and b u never at Oommttoian from Director Gil oritloized for not defining areas tributlonM puritan background her right foot Just above toe an of Windsor Locks and toachM JESUS CHRIST, W est HfMrtford, Conn the ponderous, expensive, and Ume-oon- have to do when It comes to the co-exirt, because both have es along the Connecticut coast by clasped behind his back as toe tag to a soldier In Vietnam In 6 2 1 -1 9 7 0 an^ momerit sinoe Ms start, drawn the time for worship, yet the com bert C. Bamee. of authority. of Connecticut" , kle. ' sentially the same material Buming processes o f the referendum. Crucified— Rison-f-ond Coming, Again. the State Fish and Game Board verdict was read by Col.-John S. 1066 and opposing U.S. policy a* Residence Phone: 64S-7600 Mribmbnm Na original proposcn hoped. mand is,there and aimple to un *iOathollalam in Europe” to If the 1965 bill was "land Barringer hailed toe bill as a The 24-year-old blonde made goals. Too bed the petitions of inspectloa subject of the teUc given by step toward "rehabilitation and in a bUl that the Senate passed Baskin, president of the court, "a diabolical evU.” 612 East Center Street Bmiia .to Hiiw. Toric State, howevw, derstand. mark legislation", the bill be up her mind that she would — For further Information, coll— Manchester, Conn. opponent aren’t fixed ao tbrt either half BqleeiBw TcmeaqywaeM at a fore the Senate was a "land decency" and away from "toe Isain to Kralk with artUlclBl Church of Christ and sent to the House Friday after nearly six hours of dellb- — Advising, counseling ^ sv*3*ofly, from Govenior Rockefeller could be atgned. We’d sign the top half, eratlon by the tribunal. attempting to cause Insuhordi Rev. Walter L. Abri mertliig o f ,Glbbai]B Aasembly, mark rewrito," Sen. Lucy T. ancient retribution system of Uniba and ^ did, first with a i.jr iu .11 and Vernon Streets AfEO, seema to have Joined to an en- but we want nothing to do with the RCV. E. D A V W BENNETT Phono " * ^ e bill would also give the Levy was flanked by two of nation, disloyalty rod refus^ of Our Savior Lutheran Church Oathottc Laidtos of Ooiumbua, Hammer R-Branford, com our ancestors." cans and now with no sssU ^ Phone: 648-2517 board toe power to condemn his attorneys, Capt. Charles M. duties by toe soldier In viet- SUN LIFE ASSURANCE C9MPANYOF C^NADA^ eObrt to maka bottom. — MiaUDEiN REOOiRD Woipping beU at St JMnaf Sebooi. mented. “ I nsver tfao««fat I would b sm Bible Classes, 9:45 a.m. Tfioclwr Windsor 688-1810 land it want* to purchase. Sassar Jr. of Ft. Jackson and nam. Woreihip. 10:46 a.m., 6:00 p.m. 1 .-Ji "V A' r^' t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SA’TURDAY, JUNE 8, 19W P A G E S E V m ^ ^ ;A . Eli EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JITNE 8, W6T P ^ d B S IX m a n c h e s t : Events in Capital ^ •d by Weiaa and accepted by call at the funeral home tomor union ofiftclate, the union mem- Orbiter Job Over Negro, made' the pledgp Friday Death Mourned row from 7 to 9 p.m. and Mon b e n would have received a 20- at a meeting of Negro office day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. WASHINGTON (AP) — Tne holders sponsored by th6 Demo Both Houses of the Con Obituary Mayor Rules Out oent-en-hour, acroee-the-board Mayor AgostinelU yea^terday, National Aeronautics and Space cratic National Committee: - i necticut General Assembly ordered flags on all public raise. Administration now has finely The partj' coiild lose the Ne axtopted a resolution today, Hie direoton, when they buildings to be flown at half detailed pictures of 99 per cent gro swing vote unless It gives expressring sorrow and sym Executive Sessions adopted the 1967-68 General of the front face of the moon. Body of Marine staff in tribute to the Marine, Negroes a greater voice and To the boys of all wars — pathy on the death of Vtn- The pictures came from the in Tnwn remain so unUl Mayor Nathan Agostinelli said yesterday that tthe Fund budget, out salary itetmii presses for stronger clidl rights cent A. Genovesi of Man Lunar Orbiter 4, which has we pay tribute wi^h pride and grafitudo, .arrives in XUWIl J,is funeral. boardôf>ard of directors will not hold any more executive ses-s« ^ J S l ^ r m '^ b e S action, warned ■ State - Rep. chester, state representa completed its camera assign James El Rio of Michigan. to those noble, heroes who have so bravoly tive from the 18th Assem Bionssions (called ‘secret sessions’ by the Democratic mintminor- The body of Pfc. Robert J. Mrs. Jemlna Olmsted ment while orbiting the moon Conyers, who said the number bly District. White, 19, the first Manchester ity) ..niaoo unless theyfViov are«ro requestedromiMted bybv all nine members of afifioiale claim that the since May 4 from distances given so much to protect and praservo Mas. Jemina C. Olmsted, 78, of Negro state legislators dou- The resolution ^vas draft Marine killed in Vietnam, ar- ^ Qia^tonbury, sister of Mrs! ranging from 1,823 to 3,844 miles j last year, described the our country and our freedom. ed and introduced by the rived in Hartford early this - — Vungk of Manchest^, His.pledge comes on the above'surface. Increase of Negro officeholders Manchester Legislative dele He waa the son of di^'”yesterday at a partfonl . in vlotatlon of nteU stetutn. “ For . most of • the area cov as "a political uprising.” To them, we pledge our own daily dovotion gation, State' Rep.s. Robert ered, this is a 100-fold increase o/ l T W AJnTer St convaLcent home. RohertTrtt ^ ûrihase the The oMlcial- jj n pre«dn* ft* But he said Negroes should and dedication to the principles of liberty . . . Stavnitsky and Henry Beck There are no other known M e a g e r Robert We^si|. iMivatelv - Owned Manchester the 20-oen.t-an-hour ralae, an in discernible geological. details elect 46 House members and 10 er and State Sen. David Cpl. Stephen Fuller, stepbrother The directors w ^ t into that ^ ^ previously unknown,” NASA re senators to have their fair share ported Friday. Barry. Funeral services will be held ^ ^ t e r (xmipany's execu- adopting the budget, the direc- of Representation in Congress. the body home. Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the the subjects to be discussed. ixiaiPd, last month, deotered tors have given no formal tp- NASA said the picture will ’There now are five Negro con CpI. Fuller now is stationed Newkirk and Whitney Funeral It turned out to be a dis- company IS not ft* provai to the Union contract. permit It to extend the cartogra gressmen and one Negro sena In Hawaii. He enlisted in May fiome, 318 Burnside Ave., East cussion of two budgetary mat- Discussions on the agree- phic grid syrtem, already estab tor. * lished for mapping the moon’s |85 Cash Stolen 1966 with his brother under Hartford. Burial will be in Cen- ters—the first a review of a Because of AgosUneMl’s rul- ment, also scheduled ft* execu- the Marine Corps “Buddy Pro- ter Cemetery, East Hartford. wage agreement with Local 991, against executive sessions yv* sessions, now will be held front face, to the hidden side., CAPITAL FOOTNOTF.S gram.” There will be no calling hours. State, County and Municipal agreed upon by all nine^gt meetlilge. Engineer.^ at NASA’s Langley The Federal Reserve Board f Engaged From Trousers Engaged Research Center at Hampton, reports the smallest monthly Mayor Nathan G. Agoetinelli Employes Union: the other a director) one such meeting Va., plan to change ’the space advance in more than five years .-;^ e engagement of Miss Lu The engagement of Miss Cath- headed a group of town officials Andrew M. Patrlzsl request from Rec Director VW- scheduled ft* June 13, to air UAW WAGE GOALS In Man’s Home craft’s orbit next week to 60 and in installment plan credit during I, “You Can Taste The Qualitj’” , anda ^dycc Geer of Manches- erine F. Martens to William F. and representatives of Man- VERNON—Andrew M,. Pat- Boyle’s request for aidditional jjjjijijtQjq. _ united Auto 2,000 above the moon In an at- April. It said the seasonably ^ to William Stevens Clark Cash totaling $85 waa stolen Heine, both of Manchester, has Chester veterans’ groups who rizzi, 65, of Wethersfield, father 1967-68 rec budget. funds, will become an open «rorker8 Union mebmera will be tempt to learn more hi- adjusted monthly rate rose only of Bolton has been announc- Tuesday night from a wallet been announced by her father met the body at the Hartford of Edward J. Patrizzi of Ver- Democratic Town Chairman public meeting. . . annually nar gravity. $213 million, well below the $264 NOW . . . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. owned by Ohajrles McCarthy of William R. Martens of 9 Ste- Railroad Station,' and escorted non, died yesterday at St. Fran- Ted Cummings hM served no-. Demooratic position ’ ttaw President million increase during March. bnald H. Geer of 191 W. Ver- 32 N. Elm St., police reported. phens St. She is also the daugh- it to the W. P. Quish Funeral els Hospital in Hartford after Uce on the Republican majority tât its-members wiU not pei- ™ ^ ^ ROUTE 6 and 44A — OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY The Agriculture Department ion St. ter of the late Mrs. William Home, 225 Main St. He was ac- a short illness. three Democratic di- ticipeute in a “seoret” executive '- t _ n»ws ennferenpa Larger Negro tôice McCarthy told police the has Increased by one cent to 67 .John and Bernice Rieg Pnrkade Branch — Monday Uirough Saturday er fiance is a son of Mr. Martens. companled by Walter A Von Survivors also Include his rectors “will npt mt in on s^ret gg,ssion unless it is ceiled ft* „ .. Heriined to be soecifle WASHINGTON (AP) — money was taken from his cents a pound the incentive id Mrs. William S. Clark of Her fiance is a son of Mrs. Hone, chairman of Manchester ^vife, three other sons, a brother, sesslpns, ^hose purpose it is to dealing with a personality, __ ...u— v— .„♦* Rep. John Conyers Jr. says he pants, which were hanging in will attempt to enlarge the Ne price'tor wool marketed in 1968. the hall of his house. He was Miss Geer, a 1966 graduate of house. He was Aloysius Heine, er, commander of the American children. drastic cuts they made in the jghed by open dlBCUSsion. - w . ™ m gro voice in the selection of del At the same time, the depart ment set the incentive price for Manchester High Schoolihool, is at- h Miss Martens attended Holy Legion; Wesley Bulla of the The funeral will be held Mon- 1967-68 budget." -nie Democrailc minority, ’ egates to the 1968 Democratic mohair at 77.4 cents a pound, tending The School of Business Trinity High School, Hartford, DAV; Frank Anderson of the day at 9:15 a.m. from the Democratic Director William through Cummings, has stated NattemaJ Convention. also a one-cent Increase. Read Herald Advertisements Administration of thd-University and St. Joseph’s College, West Army-Navy Club, Peter Cor- oiuliano - Sagarino Funeral FitzGerald, when the budget that it wili partiedpete in discus- |*cnnoiot^ 10 o * ■ The Michigan Democrat, a of Connecticut where she is en Hartford. She Is employed as dera of the Marine Corps Home, 247 Washington St., was adopted, fought the Repub- .■ions on budgetary matters, f romlnr We rolled in the executive secre a supervisor at the Southern League, Albert L. Post, senior Hartford, with a Mass of re- licans on almost every item, of- provided those discussions are V 6 • tary program. F u n e ra ls N -v England Telephone Co., vice commander of Veterans of quiem at the Church of the In- fering amendment after amend- open and public. * / tv, _ nmHnoHvitv ” Mr. Clark, a 1962 graduate of Manchester. World War I, and Lawrence C. carnation, Wethersfield at 10. ment to replace funds and warn- TTie union agreement wtth Lo- 01 tne greater p roa u c^ ^ Manchester High School, re Funeral services for David Mr. Heine, a graduate of Man- Moran, senior vice commander Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene- Ing of the effect of the cuts on caJ 991 conceims wages. State n n ceived his BS degree in indus Hultgren of 76 Wells St. were Chester High School, served for of the 'VFW. diet Cemetery, Bloomfield. services and morale. All of the Stetut^, as a m e n ^ NeirouLlona*^ on new nacts are trial administration last June held yesterday afternoon at four years with the U. S. Navy. Military funeral services will Friends may call at the fu- amendments were defeated. 1965 Staite Assembly, ^>ocify K . . , at the School of Business Ad- Watkins-West Funeral Home, He is attending Manchester be held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. neral home today and tomorrow The------budgeit. was adopted by tihat ■ the townm, manager ♦ musth expected to start July 10. ministration of the University 142 E. Center St. The Rev. Eric Community College, and ig. em- at South Methodist Cliurch. The from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. a 6 to 0 vote, with the three negotiate the agreememt an A. J. Foyt w ins ”lndy” 500 bhat the boaind of directoms must India imported more than 9 of ponnecticut. He is working Gothberg, assistant pastor of ployed at the" Southern New Rev: Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pas- There will be a recitation of Democraits abstainiing. approve it. million tons of foodstuffs last for his masters degree, arid is Emanuel Lutheran Church, of- England Telephone Co., Man- tor, will officiate. Burial will be the Rosary tomorrow at 7:30 Tuesday night’s executive ses- Under the contract negotiat- year. employed as a research assist- ficiated. Burial was in East Chester, in East Cemetery. Friends may p.m. at the funeral home. snon was the second such meet- ant at the university. He is al- Cemetery, so cm ôyed at the CTark Well- Hills. on ôdyear Tires po^t VO>T-. Bolton. Harlan Schulze, David Schulze ■The wedding is planned for Richard Hale. About Town July 16. Membeia of Chaminade Musi cal Club planning to atend the annual dinner and election of Aêvl^ speed recordoo. no tire change \ officers Monday at Chestnut Soviet Showdown Lmms Lodge, Colchester, were remind ed to meet at 6 p.m. in the Over Bombing of Red Ship parking lot of the First Natiion- a! market on E. Center and Goodyear Speedway “Blue (Continued.from Page One) vowed to continue to deliver to Lenox Sts. Transportation will Streak Special” went 500 North Vietnam “ all necessary provided to Colchester and the protest note on its front u grinding'tmles without a things for its struggle for free- return. ' >5. page today. . change. -■*' dom and Independence.” ____ r It commented^ “ It would be a mistake'if 'the orovacateurs did broadcast sal^ a meeting ppe Women’s Society of Corn ...... " ' e t Sy!*co?sfrm fse^^^^^^^^^ Church will America needs ness of ffi^'Wariilng in the Soviet t*’T t “airhonest^ne™^ Tuesday at 6:30 govemmefit's note. The spon- ^ ^ ^ p m. at the chui-ch. Pood wiU sors of thl^ kind of-provocation f.p l!.";. ___* provided by each womens Center Congregational Church Gets Neiv Look evidently'‘ haVe a noor under- People cannot be quiet while Beverages will be pro- Center Congregational Church has a new look tor spring. A scaffolding has been erected on siMstanding om g oor f the tne sLaUonsituaaon a^dand do American provocateurs esolutlon said. play ^êd. Those attending were re- the front of the church and will be continued to the top of the steeple. It has been built to . not fully ^nsider that they may ______minded to bring place settings. your enable workmen to replace the facing with nuuine plywood on louvers now covered with be given .a fitting rebuff.” painted canvas, and to Install copper flashing on two cupolas. Arvid Seaburg of 54 Walker The Ladies Guild of the St., a church member and retired constniction worker, is over.seeing the project. (Herald ' i . 'The Soviet, n’ews agency Tass 5. reported from .' Vladivostok than BOY SCOUT Church of the Assumption will i)»r\ photo by Pinto.) an rtectro=mechanlc named have a potluck Tuesday at 6 ’ a V “ Rybachuk” ‘ died three hours Notes and News p.m. at the church hall. Those after the Friday raid. A motor- attending were reminded to bring food. Officers for next mechanic^., pamed • “ Zemtzev” Cub . Scout Pack 2 was reported in . critical condi- sea.son v/ill be introduced. -A -k $25 Million in Projects „ „ Earl Moffitt, retired police tion after a three-hour opera- gergeant’ of the Hartford l o tion. Tass also said that ‘^‘there Atty. Donald Cantor of Hart- lice K9 Corps, spoke of his ex- f^j-d will speak Tuesday noon were fiVe' lightly wounded” and jjeriences and demonstrated g meeting of the Kiwanis that “ there are bullet holes in Added to Road Program commaindB, 1x>gerth0r with his ciu,p of Manchester Inc. at the the upper structure M d the A HARTH'ORD (AP) The Sen Tlie Senate thus fully endors Route 6A, from ' Interstate 84 dog, at a meeting May 26 of Manchester (Jountry Club. He ship’s boats.” ed the legislature’s Roads and in Cheshire to the Southlngton- CJUb Scout Pack 2 at Second has written articles on narcot- ate has added 25 projects total Bridges Committee’s recommen Meriden town line, $2 million. Tass :sald (the. TUrhlSta'n, a Oongregatlonal Church. , ics, divorce and homosexualty. ling $2.5.2 million to the gover diesel cargo ship, was carrying Den 4 conducted an opening ------nor’s program for new highway dations made earlier in the day. State'Route IS from Reservoir coai froih-.. (jam Pha „ to .Japan. ceremony. The Weibelos Den Frienkanes of interfer train Vietnam-bound Green F ri TV Air Timefor Foe, 'irZlTSZ ing, with Soviet skips. Beret medics, was dismissed . The.sirens are sounded on from the Army today and the first Saturday of each Radio Moscow said sailors on WASHINGTON (AP)—Ciga such a case probably would re (Continued from Page One) several ‘ Soviet ships in' Far sentenced to three years in month to teat the effectivneas There is a new plan for A. ccanpounded seniannually, per weekly pay period, $81.00 ^ rette manufacturers who adver sult in “ either the elimination or of the system. substantial curtailment of Eastern ports had held meet prison for'disloyalty and dis Americans who want to help when held to maturity of 4% years. monthly pay period. Cto Bond-a-MontIk tise their brands with radio and on toe air. I think other opera ings after the incident ^ d obedience. television commercials may in broadcast cigarette advertis tors are trying to make it look For your kind of driving, Goodyear introduces anoffwr their country as they help The rate is less if redeemed 'prior to the limit cm Freedom Share dednetkaii A J. Fqyt rolled his Goodyear tires to victory at an average m atu rity; and they m ay n ot be is $81.00 per month. There Is alao am the future be assuring free air ing.” like it’s me doing it,” BrarjXey said Friday. speed of 151.207 miles per hour. A new track record. winner: "Wide Boots.” Goodyear’s new Wide Tread tirea themselves. Now, when you buy redeon^ for at least one year. annual holding limit of $1,350 (face time to groups opposing smok The FCC suggested a station ing. might discharge its antismoking Some Southern California Some people consider the Indianapolis 500 the toughest for your car. With a tread almost one-third wider ttiaii the U.S. Savings Bonds through amount) of Freedom Shares issued te hams filed complaints against The Federal Coniniunicatlons responsibility by presenting race In the world. Forman. For his machine. And for his tires. tread on most passenger car tires. Payroll Savings where you work any calendar year to any onepianoB. Commission ordered Friday weekly announcements from the Brantley with toe Federal Com Q. Does this same rate now apply to It takes a lot of tire to take the "500”...Goodyear's or the Bond-a-Month Plan where E B onds? that stations broadcasting ciga American Cancer Society or munications Commission after Get‘‘Wide Boots.” They're built a lot Mke raebig fimB. Read t h e .... you bank, you are also entitled to <1. How will the Freedom Inures bo rette ads must provide an un other groups which claim sm,ok- hearing his call letters on toe "Blue Streak Speedway Specials." Low. Broac|-shouldered. A. No. E Bonds c(»itinue to return an registered? specified amount of- time to an ing is hazardous. frequencies being jammed. Goodyear developed thisultra wide-tread racing tire.This purchase the new higher-paying tismoking programs. The commission said it based' An officer from toe U.S. hos average of 4.15% when hdd to thdr years triumph at Indy proves its success as A. J. Foyt sped They start faster. Corner safer. Haodio aiiraii Freedom Shares. They are seven year matiirily. JC Registratkminustbeidailicalwilb The order said stations could its ruling on the theory that a pital ship Sanctuary said earlier try to sell time tor the anti station which carries cigarette In toe week that calls from pa ail the way without a lira change. quicker. And they look i available on a one-for-one basis ■ --r;, _ , the E Bonds bought in comldnaliant HERALD with Savings Bonds in four smoking programming. But it ads has ‘‘the’^ t y rf informing tients to Stateside relatives *VMs Boots” Look Just Qisat O. What do Freedom Shares cpstf Q. Are Freedom Shares stAJeotlO said if no -smompr its audience of the other side of were being jammed by “toe MmSMeoiW $ 3 !$ ^ denominations and sire this controversial issue of public mean ham from Watts.” taxation ? found, the time would have to nOSSISSSxMl M or WtiSi Sifts redeemable after one yâr. A. They are issu^ in face amounts of be provided free of charge. importance —; that however en “ H e ' would take our call, M i $U I hd. ft.'hl Hd OM Am. Sign up soon. $25, $50, $75 and $100. Purchase prices A. ThesameasEB(mdB.&itefMtli ’The commission didn’t spell joyable, such smoking may be a patch in toe telephone line to a CLASSIFIED ADS are $20.25, $40.50, $60.75 and $81.00. subject to Federal income tax, whieh out specific amounts of time it hazard to the smoker’s health.” g(uy’s family and just as tfie may be deferred until m aturôr expecte stations to gpve aniU- The order noted that govern conversation began there would ment agencies have reported Questions and answers redemption (whichever OKnea first). smoklng program.s. It left bo the be this terrible racket so nobody, Q. Can Freedom Shares be bought by findings indicating smoking can could hear,” toe officer said. “ It Interest is not subject t o state or lOM stations “ the type o f prograLm- about Freedom Shares. themselves? ming and the amount and na be harmful to health, and that sounded as if he was playing an income taxes. Current values are Congress has required manufac oscillator Into toe transmitter.” subject to estate, inheritance, sift n i ture of time to be afforded,” Q. What are Freedom Shares? A. No. They must be bought in saying it relied ' on the “ good turers to put a warning label on In their FCC oonrplaints, sAvmciB (xm jimcticHi w ito E Bemds the sam e other excise taxes, both federuanfi each cigarette package. ham operators said in addition A. They are the new U.S. Savings of faith, reasonable judgment” of or larger fa(^ amounts. For example, state. each broadcaster. to interfering with toe calls an Notes—a companion iModuct to the GOODYEAR a $25 Freedom Share may be bought operator giving Brantley’s call b y th e Series E Savings Bond. The commission’s ruling, lA a JVIORE CHILDREN INCLUDED More People Ride On Goodyear Tires Then Any Other Kind with a $25 E Bond, when on a regular Q. Will Freedom Shares bis cKtandBi 7-0 vote, camel in response to a letters dominates toe frequen plan. The total price would be $39 beyond maturity, as E Brmds bino complaint filed by John F. Ban- HARTFORD (AP) — Children cies used by 'Vietnam calls. B ashel-F uU Q. Who may buy Freedom Shares? b e » ? zhaff rn of New York against from private and pabochial “ 'What happens,” Brantfey ($20.25 for the Freedom Share and told newsmen, "is that I’ll ho, $18.75 for the Bond). television station W<$S-TV in schools could participate in pro # e e » » » e e > » e e e o o o » e < l e o e m A. Any individual who purchases A. No. Undo* existing law, th aR ll grams for disadvantaged chil operating on a particular fre MERE! Series E Bonds regularly through a that city. no i»oviri(m for exteoskm. Banzhaff wrote the F(X3 last dren now limited to quency and suddenly some oth formal plan—either Payroll Savings Q. Can I buy as many Freedom Jan. 5 saying WCBS-’TV while public school children in a bill er operator jumps in and says, where he works or Bond-a-Monto Shares asT want, as long as Ibu yE broadcasting many cigarette that has gone to the governor’s “ Get off toe band, nigger.” NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE. Inc. To ploee on tcenemlecri where he banks. ! commercials, failed to offer him offtce tor signing. “ I don’t mpve. ’They have no \ Bonds of the same or larger amounts? 295 Broad Street— Phone 643-5179—Manchester HoroM Classified Ad US.Savmg8Boi)A» or anyone else a chance “ to . The measure, which the House, - right to .make me move and use (15 words - 10 days - $3.00) Q. What is the interest rate on A. No. On Payroll Savings, Freedom present contrasting -views on the approved Friday, carries a profanity. ’They should ask po |i t Freedom Shares?'^ Share deduc^ns are lim its to $20.25 new Freedom issue of the benefits and ad-visa- “ baby budget” appropriation of litely." Slant billty of smoking.” $768,000. ■ Brantley sEdd he has iMen op Banzhaff , requested equal In the proposed budget Goy. erating his 700-watt set since time — corresponding approxl-' John,. Dempsey , recommends 1952. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE r S t U.S. Oov0rnmmU not pav tor this aSMorttoomont. tt it M • pnhth mately with the amount ^ven to $12.4 million state'' kid for such Kelly Road and Vernon Circle—Phimes 875-6292 or 646-0101—^Vemon, Conn. \ Call 643-2711 sfrviM in oooumtton ttUh tho Troatnrp Jfopartmont md ThaJthortMng OouneO. cigarette advertising. The com programs as remedial classes Veterans’ Administration hos Rockville 875-3136 mission rejected this request. and special tutoring over toe pitals treated more than 740,000 It said granting equal time in next two years. patients last year. lEu^ning MANC3HESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN., SATURDAY; JU N E 3, 1967 PAGE NINE BAKCRESTER EVENING NERALD/m ANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUN E 3, 1967 • AtT PAGE EIGHT Restore Service to Tenants, Wilson Ends Visit, Gotham Landlords Ordered NEW YORK (AP) — The city say declared a health emergen- has obtained a writ restraining ' cy in Manhattan and sent crews Warns of Danger the owners of rent-controlled of sanitation department men— buUdings from withholding "all on an overtime basis--to crew WASHINGTO^^ (AP) — assertion of the right of free essential services” to tenants union picket lines and collect Prime Minister Harold Wilson passage” by ships through the caught in the middle between the trash. . of Britain" winds up a brief Gulf of Aqaba and its entrance, irate landlords and strikers. Then some 600 landlords of W astd n ^ n visit today In ap- the Strait of- Tiran. The court order, signed Fri- r e n t - c o n t r o l l e d properties jMi^nt agreement with Presi- The general aim of the mari- day night by State Supreme stormed City Hall, hurling Johnson on the need lor time declaration, which Israel Court JusUce Saul S. Strelt, is and smashing windows in a bid urgent efforts to head off a Mid- says she will sign, would be to aimed at about 1,000 buildings to have me mayob soften rent die East war—a potential con- mount pressure on Egypt not to and their owners whose apart- Controls. • fllct he warns could swiftly blockade. ment houses were struck May In refusing to meet wlm a del- spread. Wilson also warned against 26 by Local 32B of the AFL-CIO egatlon of landlords, Lln“ »y Wilson had a bre'akTast meet- any close-off of the Suez Canal, Building Service Employes Un- told newsman; "Not under these ing with Vice President Hubert questioner had referred to jpn circumstances. We deal with H. Humphrey as the last item in Egyptian press reports that The writ lists organl2»tlons responsible people, not Irrespon- his two-day call at the U.S. cap- countries taking Israel's side in representing landlords and re- sible people. They are breaWng Ital. Then he planned to fly to the' dispute faced refusal by quires the defendants to appear the law and the police have New York for a business lunch Egypt to allow their ships in court Monday. been ordered to arrest those with Secretary-General U Thant through the canal, For the past nine days the who are breaking the law. of the United Nations. 'Wilson said the canal is cov landlords have either reduced The walkout by building su- in between his White House ered by a convention making it or eliminated such services as perintendents and employes has visits Friday, Wilson told a an International waterway, garbage disposal, hot water and cut off or greatly curtailed even news conference that if a peace- As for the Soviet role in the elevator service. mall deliveries for an estimated fill solution to Egypt's avowed crisis. the prime minister Friday Mayor John V. Lind- 130,000 families. blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba is voiced acceptance of what he not worked out "a very, very termed "the sincerity of the So- dangerous state” would be viet government in ifs desire to reached in the tinder box area, see restraint exercized in tlie In that event the possibility Middle East.” *'not only of a local conflict but Johnson and Wilson also a much larger conflict might be talked about Vietnam and about only a matter of hours,” he British plans for cutting back said. - her role east of Suez—the broad NITES Wilson called premature at expanse between the Middle this time newsmen’s questions East and Southeast Asia, whether force might be used On Vietnam, Wilson made eventually to break Egypt’s pro- plain he still opposes the scale claimed anti- Israel blockade of of U.S. bombing of North Viet- thc narrow gulf which links Is- nam and escalation of the war. (Herald photo by Saternia) rael to the Red Sea. But he credited the United Dave Parsons making tape of lesson at Northeast School. Teacher is Mrs. William Ashe. He said efforts for a settle- States with wanting a peaceful ment will focus first on discus- solution and said Britain still sions at the United Nations and stands ready to help bring Ha- Vernon on a U.S.-British proposal for a noi to the conference table when maritime nation declaration. that opportunity occurs. The proposed declaration now “We have got to see conces- Third Grade Project Is Taped for TV being circulated among the var- sions from both sides if we are lous maritime capitals would, going to get the parties to the A third grade teacher at the the three R's missed as chil- ers Electronics of South Wind- Eastern Star, at the Masonic as Wilson put it, be “a general conference table,” he added. Northeast Elementary School l: Monday, hamburg on'violi, bread and butter or clam Dunn, first; James Baker and warning shot in an attempt to set and was quickly extinguish- roll, potato chips, carrot and chowder or tomato soup, devil Arthur Pyka, second and Fred break up the crowd, and then ed. DETROIT (AP) — U.S. auto cedej-y sticks, wedge of cheese, dog. Milk is served witli all Clark and Jack Clark third, fired the second shot. No arrests were made. makers, after four months of assorted sandwiches, pineapple meals. Also, East-West, William Police said the Sells boy was The incident was reminiscent sales that dismally trailed the upside down cake; Tuesday, Skinner Road School: Mon- Larson and Ed Conway, first; in the (ux>wd and apparently of one about two months ago pace, had the best sales chicken ncxidle soup, crackers, day, spaghetti, tossed salad, Richard Vosburgh and Robert had jumped upwards when hit in which youths lured firemen Hionth in May in more than a meat sandwiches oar peanut bul- string beans, Italian bread and Asselin, second and John Descy by the bullet. to the P.T. Bamum project by *-er sandwiches, lettuce and to- butter; Tuesday, beef and and Richard Pasternack, third. N The other incident, in Bridge- turning in false alarms, and then month’s sales, preliml- mabo sailad, gelatin dessert and gravy, mashed potatoes, car- The game is sponsored by the port’s West End, began when pelUng the arriving firemen "^^y reports showed Friday, cream; Wednesday, shells with ôts. peanut butter sandwiches; Manchester Bridge Club and is firemen tried to leave the Bost- vrith water-filled balloons and ^ healthy eight per cent — meat sauce, grated cheese, Wednesday, hamburg and played each Friday at 8 p.m. 'V « k \ wick eng;ine house in response some stones. 47,600 cars — above sales in tossed saiad, bread and butter. gravy, rice, string beans, but- A game for novice duplicate May 1966. assorted fruits; 'Ihursday, Ital- sandwiches; Thursday, oven players will be held Thursday The 823,797 vehicles that ian sausage with sauce, maShed chicken, sweet potatoes, at the club. A lecture will be rolled out of dealer showrooms potajtoes, green peas, diced1 butter 'sandwiches; JEri- given at 7 :30 p.m. and play will Gen. Cliarles H. Bonesteel, U.S in May outnumbered those sold beets, Italian bread and butter, forces Kore& commander. day, potato salad, cole slaw, begin at ‘8. The event is open in any month back to March cherry cake with frosting; Fri- baked beans, butter sandwiches, to all novice duplicate bridge Walt expressed optimism 1966, when rs bought 853,978. day, fish sUcks, French fries. about the Vietnam war but indl- Dessert and milk are served players. The final novice ses- ^PeopW(t General Motors, with all five tartar sauce, catsup, cole slaw, with each meal. sio" " ’ill be held Wednesday, cated the need for more man- jjg divisions showing sharp bread and butter, pudding and r : 7 Lake Street School: Monday, June 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the upswings, led the surge with topping. Dessert and milk sloppy Joes, potato chips, pick- Italian American Club. We are vrinnmg miliUrilly 471530 vehicles sold, up 18 per served with each meal, ' “ d? I. *-1 and very defmitly,” he said ^ «... , „ . les, vegetable sticks, cookies; ------c e n t- 70,041 - from May 1966. Northeast School: Monday, , . , . noodles ...... 4 ”We are also winning the war in State government budgets i l n tHe hearts and mnlds of the peo airysler sales hit 121,547, up shells, and rice,’ wax beaS^, g L tin des- have been increased a total of ple In South Vietnam.” SIX per cen yrom May 1966 and sauc®. sert; Wednesday, spaghetti with about $46 billion the last 10 American Motors had sales of E* n n d nieat sauce, cheese wedges, years. Senator Ernest F. Hoi- Vikki Harrington 22^ 02, a 6.4 per cent increase. ® tossed fruit, salad; Thursday, lings of South Carodina disclos- Only Ford Motor Co., second cheese), sncea peacnes. fried chicken, gravy, ed in a Senate report. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The largest of the U.S. auto builders. Wednesday, roast beef, mashed cranberry News® had sal’es^sUn Tagging'Ye''hin(i potatoes, buttered carrots, choc- Anderson Jr., star of ABC tele- . . _. “ nlatc nuddinc': Thursdav. frank- sauce, peas, cookies; Friday. last year’s May rate. Ford sales olate pudding; Thursday, frank- green vision series "The Monroes,” Of 208,117 208.117 were down 18 nprper furtsmris in rolls, baked beans. ^ gave birth Friday to a« sono„... or 28 928 cars comnared green salad, applesauce; Fri- oeans, iruu. „ , Anderson, 23. and his actress- " ’928 cars, compared ^g^med tuna, buttered Vernon Elementary School: Be a Weight Watcher. wife. Vikki Harrington. 21, were ^ ' reached noodles. coleslaw, buttered Monday, meatballs in sauce, Linda and Pauline married last July in Jackson, 1 4 ™ t h s aeo i u ^ au[o sales beets. gelatin dessert and buttered rice, green beans, cole NEW YORK York (AP) — Wyo. 44 months ago.iu.h. auto sales ^ gjaw; Tuesday, Vienna sausage, .-s learn how to lose weight and keep it off... Tw’o Philadelphia girls who Their son, Jam es Christopher ^ mashed potato, creamed corn. with WEIGHT WATCHERS! stowed away aboard a Norwegi Anderson, weighed 7 pounds, 6 point of 501,431 last September. Bast Elementary Scliool: j wpdnooriaxr mout The 1967 models boosted Octo- Monday, tuna salad or peanut f ^ The World’s Largest Weight Control Organization an freighter apparently to be ounces. with their sailor boy friends ber sales to 793,630, but sales butiter sandwiches and tomato beef Foul years ago, a 214 pound fat to teach you how to eat sensibly. Il's not a fad, a crash ^ woman lost 72 pounds and program or an exercise group. You lake no pills or have returned to New York skidded again to 564,000 in Janu- or chicken noodle soup, yodel; carrots, lettuce salad, Thursdaj, ^ slipped,into the first size 12 medication. It's not m agic. . . except for the weight'you from Brussels. ary and 509,000 in February. Tuesday, hamburg on bun or to- hamburg roll, potato chips, Lynda, Mother Despite the dark sales pic- mato or vegetable , beef soup, vegetable sticks, pickles; Fn- ' she'd eyer been able to wear. lose. At Weight Watchers you learn new ways of eatirig Linda Weissler, 21, and Paul- It changed herlife. and you learn them together .with other overweight Ine Gregory. 21, 'were met Fri- D v i C i l l N c W Y o r k ‘ure, which the industry blamed deport; Weita^ctejy, day. tomato and vegetable w.r is IPAn Nidelcl^ pcop'® * friendly, helpful atmosphere. Hundreds of day night by Linda’s mother, on fear' of ' war, inflation, taxes Americ.on . - — -v. chop suey, 1 bread -1 and soups, clam chowder, crackers, Her name IS Jean N id elch.. . f , , pounds prove it works! Many doctors. who refused to talk to newsmen NEW YORK (AP) — Presi- and claims that cars weren’t buttei- or choice of soups, cup- tuna salad and peanut butter wife, mother of two on p°chologisls and nutrition experts give it their full except to say her address was dent and Mrs. Johnson, acconi- safe enbugh, auto makers pre- cake; Thursday, hot dog in roll sandwiches. Dessert, milk, bread Eirioy all die advantages of a Gas Outdoor Grill this summer served with all 939 l^ndolph St. panied by their elder daughter dieted a spring upturn. ooi*n beef hash, bread and and butter 'm i W.II.!» p.ik They spent the night in jail Lynda, plan to fly here this k a rch sales climbed to 660,- butter, tomato or chicken vege- meals. 3 after the ship docked in Ant- evening to attend three Demo- 000, then April had sales of 710,- remarks of thin friends. She has werght...and keep (toff...foreverl V werp. cratic fund-raising events. 206, and the boom came fully burned with envy at the svelte For Jean Nidetch quickly realized that only fat peopla need no replacing. They stowed away aboard the The President will speak at For the first time size sevens. She has haled herself, cari give other fat people the understanding and help Thn raw outdoor gas grill has started a barbecue freighter P ara when it left New the first of the three, a sold-out bi eight months, a io-day sales Forget Your Painting Probiems despised her lack of will power. . . they need. Jean Nidetch cares about other people. Sht rovolution. No more charcoal to buy. No more, wait Gas grills are weatherproof, can be left outdoors, York. $100-a-plate dinner of the State report exceeded 1966 sales. her repeated failures. Time after believes that every fat person in the world can ptofil The U.S..,, Embassy issued DesnocraUc CommlUee for 1,- Cadillac and PonUac time, Jean made herself promise from her exciting results. Because of Jean Nidelph't ing around. No more fires to fan. and used anytime. Get out of th a f kitchen on hot or temporary passports on request 600 persons. . divisions had more sales last Instail to lose weight. Time after lime, dedication. Weight Watchers is an inspiring succM pleasant days. Fix complete meals, gourmet dishes, of the shipping firm which owns From there he will attend nionth than In any other May, she let herself down. Then, at an story... now receives international acclaim... and the Gas is piped underground from your basement to the P ara and which offered to both Mfie President’s Club ball Oldsmoblle, Buick and Chev- obesity clinic, she learned for the heartfelt thanks of'thousands, your gas grill. You enjoy Instant, even, controllable Sunday brunches, vegetables, desserts on your new pay the girls’ fares back home, and a dinner of the club’s Asso- rolet division had sales better first time a comfortable way to . . j*. The pair were questioned for elate Di-vision. 1966, but not all- lose w eight. . . and began to find Kow does i t W O l'K ? hast You cook on ceramic briquets that give you outdoor gas grill. ALUMINUM SIDING Lazy Man Crill Charmgbw Qrill more than an hour, by immigra- Membership in the Presi- time highs, she could keep her weight off When you join Weight Watchers, you 19m a senes S P E ^ S B 9 .« S when she shared her exciting of classes. From the beginning, we • realistic wonderful charcoal-broiled flavor with none of the Join the barbecue revolution. Take advantage of SPECIAL $59.95 tion and customs men and were dent’s Club is limited to, those Ford’s Lincoln-Mercury divl- Make your home more beautiful and more valu Inciiidaa iiutallation. Inchidaa InataHallon. given smallpox vaccinations by who have contributed mini- sales shot 24 per cent ahead new knowledge with a group of goal for y o u ... and every week we keep tabs on your 1 the savin^ûring our introductory offer. able, while ridding yourself of painting every ‘K .h overweight frietids. From weekly progress. You keep it upuntil you’ve reached your ideal m tlf. Tht briquets are self-cleaning, permanent, , the Public Hleath Servle. mum of $1,000 a year to the na- May 1966. , • , meetings in her living room, to a rented loft.to Weight figure. From then on you may go bn maintenance tional party. Generally younger The big headache at Ford w.is 2 or 3 years. Save now. Free Installation. Watchers International- which is living proof that ...c o m e to Weight Watchers once a month if you Lt. Gen. Walt Demociats belong to the Asso- Ford Division, itself, where overweight people can be slim. , , wish, to check up on yourself. (Though experience SBX>UL South Korea (A P )— elate Division where member- sales of 208,117 last month were Call The Company That’s Been shows most Weight Watchers come back to see their Pay only ^ 2 a month. Lt. Qen. Lewis W. Walt, former ship cost $100 a year. 28,928 below sales of May last what is ■weight watchers? friends.bThe cost? Registration is just $3.00... Weekly ITHB HARTFORD GAS COMPANY commander of U.S. Marines in Sen. Robert F . Kennedy has y®ar. Serving Homowners Over 30 Years! Weight Watchers is an educational program designed classes $2.00...a fantastic bargain (or anew way of lifel Vietnam, left Seoul today in been listed' as honorary chair- — '------winding up a two-day stopover man for all three' events. TOO MUCH BLOWTORCH NEW CLASS NOW FORMING on his way to Washington to Some dissident Democrats . LONDON (AP) — William BOB K IH L E - 6494468 take up a new assignment. plan to boycott the state dinner Ditchman, using a blow torch to or MANCHESTER A Whit will become director of to protest the President’s Viet- prepare a house for painting, Wednesdays — 8 P.M., Opening Class June 7 personnel and concurrently man policy. set the house afire, V deputy «*ief of staff for man- A oo»federa.tioo of peace Houseowner Harry Feraht BARTLEH BRAINARD PRODUCTS / Moitchester Hospital — Haynes St. power of Marines in Washing- groups plans to demonstrate claimed 65,146 damages In 15 TALCOIT ROAD WEST HARTFORD other class . Acceptingr New Members Pre-reflater by phone ton. against the same policy vriiile a court. MANCHESTER. Monday— 7:15 P.M. V Ib Soul Walt conferred with group of Arab-Americans will The judge held Ditchman re- 2SS-4416 W est side Recreation Center 232-7600 Vmsident Chung Hee Paric, Pro- urg« the President not to inter- sponallde but said that the dam- . South Boom — 110 Cedar St. i miyr Chung U-kwon, Defense vm e in the Middle East crisis, ages would have to be assessed. 1 3 m O H 1 n 3 a

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' s | 8.S l | *’^1 i Looking for a place for MANCHESTER CAR LEASING RUG CLEANING 0) that Special AfFair?*^ a h c l i •O eC GLASS COMPANY i n r • For Auto Windshields 16 HANNA WAY ST. • For Store Fronts and all WE CATER TO: On 1 or 2 s jS sl/.es of windows • Banquets • Weddings Phone 643-0012 ¥4 • For Table Tops • Gatherings YEAR PLAN s • Group Mev^^ngs 3 OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 3-DAY of every dpse»«,.tlon First In Manchester. New i l h SATLUDAY 8 A.M.-NOON We have the "Know-How” cars, fuU maintenance, fully SERVICE to please you! Insured to reduce your prob — Also — sQ s o.» g. J. A. WHITE Church Comers Inn lems and worries. Far fuU Tt . . 4> .C Information call FURNITURE CLEANING a Rd S3 ” GLASS CO. 860 Main St., East Hartford 5 .a >> Phone 289-4359 Q1 1^ 1 O ?I- (6 ST *0 SI Bissell St.—Tel. 649-7322 Paul Dodge Pontiac ^ 0) fr C 4) INC. a \ | | 873 MAIN STREET MORS RBORLK l.s«i Osfrinsky DKCORATE WITid DON WILLIS Phone 649-2881 a t iS 4> CO g ;|-s| fiS ^ O DEALER IN WASTE r52 to 5. "5a 334> *0 p cO vA%ssv.w.v.i-.Wv % We Urge You To Support Sherwin-Williams o « GARAGE MATERIALS The Lutz Junior Aluseum : o S (n « .Os CO I a 2 “’ •as 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 SUPER ' Q f t / - II .s E g E ,§ o 54 a l l, Specializing in RAGS, IRON KEM-TONE ‘ , d) to ’’’ ° II, « a S( Z "» a - .3 2 W F S I A & A DEI UXE WALl PAINT ? iiln I 4) C OT OJ ■2®?” i gi SCRAP METAL J - 8 . A « V n s « BRAKE SERVICE Try Fish Sandwich Coin Suppliers li II iH' i S 2 ’ C Cd q> r C 4) & ^ s I 5 » J3 '3 £ 2 o:| ’ g ’« o o a ^ ,8 S.S PUMP SERVICE SHERWIN WILLIAMS ' t I I t „ 1 .5? (S cj X) and PAPER Does it seem a bid odd that have a meal that will satisfy the Oontiecticut Vailey Coin Oo. Inc. This is a service offered ' »^5? &I g I I -s -S 13 1) 9 ^ T3 Front End Alignment Water Systems and Pumps 981 MAIN STREET j ■& S ■a o j 5 <-* 2 731 PARKER ST. the biggest seller of hamburgs heartiest of appetites. at 97 Center St. is owned and for the convenience of the shop’ s ^ «B f ^ i v |l customers. A complete line of I cS 13 ^ I 2 K g (3 6 i l i f l i Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 In the United States Is going to One thing you can count upon operated by Edwin BUxw, who is TEL. 643-6636 » S ^ : S -c C ^ General Repair Work coin supplies is also carried. Jacuzzi Goulds Q have a fishing boat iiamed af a.t McDonald’s is absolute spot- assisted by his wife, Charlotte. I 2 wS5 ■5 > ter it? Well that is just vhat is Icssness. Eveiything is fresh, The shop is located next to the You haven’t foiind anything Fairbanks Morse lies’' i ^ eg a a ^ I in the works, for Gorton’s of the rolls specially baked for Central Firehouse, across the good in circulation lately? Don’t 3 HIGH GRADE Gloucester, Mass., one of the McEtonald’s, the h a m b u r g lierk, wdtih on-street or free get discouraged; there. are still Service On S &-S S ,5 12 2 53 l | | 5 g good coin finds. A customer was STEVENSON’S major fish companies in the groimd to their specifioation-s, parking availabde at all times AU Makes I «§• 8 81.1 a l l . S 1 " fc. ’O >> g f c s United States, is going to name only fresh Idaho potatoes are close by. Hours of business are: in tlie shop less than a month s i l PRINTING one of its trawlers after Mc used, and yoy are sure of the ago and said he had recently Call Hartford ’ "Si 3 1 1 Daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., ESSO I -a s 11 Job and Commercial Donald’s. The local McDonald’s highest standaixls not only for Thursday and FTidiay till 9 p.m.. found two 1955 Double Die Lin Sales 5 2 5 - 3 9 9 3 service vEas ° ’§ ►•■a 3 V foods but for cleanliness. Inside coln Cents, which is quite a coin 405 MAIN ST. ■“ i n 4 Printing is operated by Edward Walsh closed on Monday, or by special 2 .S a> 5g RJ 0)3 g Fa I 5 ^ S -I bA 4) to 4) or outside— McDonald’s is clean, find. Good finds in circulation O O A) Prompt and Efficient and is located at 76 W. Center appointment. This is the only TEL. 649-5533 ■ :i| ^ • §2 l=g§|S5»| the prices are most reasonable are becoming rarer because St. coin shop in Manche.ster or in 11 2 5 "s a m 3 « “P |5 >< Printing Of All Kinds and they have the facilities to there are so many more col 5 2 s 0,^'S. b S SB^ « "o 6 ’This does not mean that Mc the surrounding towms, special When it's time to * Tune-Ups •SS . CO > -s S a «3-“ seiwe a bus-load of people with lectors and the number increas Pt “0 4) t i | l l Donald’s—whose name is just as izing solely in the sale of coins, * Engine Cleaning a -a -s Community Press synonymous with beef as ever— out undue delay. pa,per money and coin supplies, es each year along with the ex II' 5,0 3 a ^ ® has given up hamburgs but it The children love McDonald's ploding population. Ten years * Minor Repairs s t I 9 East Miiddle Tpke. to serve the demands of the ^ oi 4 * Travel In Style, Elegance has now also emerged ais the .and parents enjoy taking them ago there were less than 2,000,- S S l f s fce i to4> « ;3 O « M c> 5 area coin collectors and inves MOVE 4) Ir _Cn ?« 4) Od)4-it3Qi04>” Telephone 643-5727 ' And Comfort By there. The place to go when you 000 coin collectors: today tlie * Stamps nation’s biggest seller of fish tors. Connecticut Valley Coin §■1)1 aie hungry is McDonald’s. Here figure exceeds 10,000,000 .col III 5 S 8 S. S .1 12 3 1 1 ^ 1 ^ S g i 5 l s 2 CADILLAC LIMOUSINE sandwiches, Mr. Walsh explain Oo. also buys, trades, appraises .you will enjoy the finest, fresh lectors. A rough guess would Expert nni ■ a p «) a iT *5 a o to t fg WEDDINGS g SPECIAL OCCASIONS ed. coin and coin estates, including est food possible, prepared un indicate that over 3,500 people • Moving UMLU "i s ° § \ i •S - CQ -g a This all took place back in coins and paper money of the MANCHESTER 81 I l ^ EDWARDS Call M ,^ © © I .030 thru .500 in Steps of .001 many collectors and each con- i -g S : 2 I • ENCLOSED DESK Meyer Steel Plug Gages tal market of fish portions for Blows; both will be happy to ' to 4) 1 ^ 5 a ® g SPACE In Steps of .001 sandwiches. HARTFORD (AP) — The bill vention had one thing in com advise you and serve you. Seafood r 8 8 Li O CQ 4.0 ? JO Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parts Pish was originaily introduc that would reorganize the state’s mon—the advanced collectors, 43 OAK STREET I 2^3 Edwards Building Ball Lock Pins ancient prabate system passed seeking scarce and high condi PARKADE iiL i •So iaig 09 8 ,8 i gs S. ’g§a d i B J ed as a convenience but sales TEL. 649-9937 Vernon Circle Borlte Boring Bars— Carbide outstripped all expectations and passed the Senate with scarecely tion coins, were really out in Vernon, Connecticut Also Representing Other a ripple Friday night and favor force buying up these coins. With Radio Today HARDER SHOP QiTallty Manufacturers not just on Fridays, either. able action is expected in the the increased demand, due to WDBC—1360 Phone 5 John, East Hartford— 289-6459 While Friday has been the big Manchester's Most Modern gest day, the demand has been House soon. the larger number of collectors 1:00 Mike Milliard 875-5329, 643-4510 I:0U Ijong John Wade Barber Shop \rith Excellent TOURAINE unexpectedly heavy throughout Although the probate judges each year, the rare coin supply il:U0 Dick Robinson 6-Chair Serrice! the week. bitterly contested the provision is dwindling and is acconapanied L:00 News. Sign Off W BCH — 910 OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 PM . Upholstery ■‘Interestingly enough,” Mr. in the bill that would set up by increased prices. All indi 1:00 Muiinoe PAINTS and IV I Shop Walsh said, "even though Cath a Superior Court judge ad cations point to a continuation of J;30 Hartford HighliKhla (Closed Mondays) lUutui Rerit-QilA, ministrator of the probate sys- ( jxj Kew.v flW MMmCt A RE-UPHOLSTERING olics are no longer required to this- pattern, when one uses the r:3u Gaslight MANCHESTER FOR BEST RESULTS 12 U dt ‘ m M HT M tr AWtmUHSW eat fish on Fridays, fish sales em, no one spoke against the past years as a barometer. ':U0 Quiet Hours SHOPPING PARKADE * Modern Furniture proposal during the Senate de 2:00 Sign Off 358 BURNSIDE AVE. have been just as high as ever.” Many collectors attended these WTIC— 1080 Lower Level, (rear) fci J bate. It was approved with only 1:00 News e ? I I EAST HARTFORD and Antiques McDonald’s now n u m b e r s recent shows in an attempt to PHONE 649-6850 a murmur of “nays.” 1:15 Home Decorator PAUL'S „ -!5 i l l l ".JSSls-l.: • store Stools and Booths more Uian 850 hamburger res buy the semi-scarce and other 2:15 Red Sox vs. Indians $8 < “ ■OS’S The sponsors of the bill ap 1:40 Monitor PAINT SUPPLY 289-6333 • Cnstom Furniture^' taurants all over the coimtry, coins they need for their col B:iX) News. Weather Ss s§ | s 1 l^ « ’*S8 lil B*® ii Slipcovers and Draperies and along with those fish sand parently got their votes in the lections but can no longer find t):20 Strictly Sports « u > a d s Power and Hand Tools 645 MAIN STREET II h Made to Order wiches, keeps right on selling party caucuses, clearing the In circulation. What is semi- Monitor Painting and Decorating Complete Selection of 1:00 News Tel. 649-0300 liamburgers at the rate of a mil- path for quick Senate action on soarce today is the rarity of the 1:15 Sports Final Reuben Plen’s Tools 5Iaterlals 1:30 Other Side of Dav lion and a half a day. the floor. future. Garden and Land Tools FREE ESTIMATES W PO P— 1410 I!"•o d ^ ja& d** Baby, Household, Party McDonald’s Fish Sandwich is The bill would bring about the More and more people, young 1:00 Woody Show Texaco Sfafion N Lower Level of the Parkade first reorganization of Connecti 5:00 Lee "Babi“ Simms Show Z W and Banquet Supplier 649-6324 of the highest quality obtain and old, are turning to coin W IN F — 1230 Invalid Needs . able. It is made only of choice cut’s probate system since Colo collecting as a hobby and the 1:00 News 381 Main Street deep ocean North Atlantic Fil nial days. 1:10 Speak Up Hartford PONTIAC reasons are many fold. Coin 3:00 Barry Farher AND lets. Each plump fillet is firm, Key probate judges were on collecting is a fun hobby that is 3:05 SpeaJt Up Hartford Phone 643-9149 00 hand at the General Assembly 6:10 World This Week a s n TURNPIKE moist and pure white in color. educational, can be pursued all 6:30 News Hydrainatic Transmission McDonald’s exolusive tartar Friday as they have been this 6:40 W'eokend j ^ Bt WATKINS-WEST year and can also prove a prof 7:00 News Repairing TEMPEST sauce was fonnulated by the week in their attempt to knock itable investment. Few hobbies 7:15 Speak Up Hartford TEXACO All Work Guaranteed s e 2 ^ 6 FUNERAL head ohet of the Conrad Hilton out the provision that a Superior can make such claims plus of 8:10 Jack Drees I i i l l 8:15 Speak Up Hartford ^Texaco Lubrication Service SALES and SERVICE O ; MM Hotels, and the reason McDon Court judge be the administra fer a future growth potential. 3:00 News SERVICE Open 24 Hours A Day S m I 6- T ’g ’O §3:§£’2 ’^2,..ct!,8S ald’s prepares the tartar sauce tor. Ed Blow,, for a perfect exam f);40 Speak Up Hartford We Give ifyfC Oreen Stamps » i t 's l . « p e o -2 An intense battle developed at 1:30 Barry Farber wF- |i -w <5 ®aBSK’s| *’’1 ish® a ORMAND J. WEST Firestone Tires daily ts to protect its delicate ple, started coin collecting as a 2:00 News PAUL DODGE ■ J ‘«l- " ' I s : 6^ gS o S < £ -s~ ® § s| 2 t a| ®|5> •! 3 o 5 S ® *» ^ ® s.d i t mouth-watering flavor. If you the General Assembly between 2:15 Sign Off A eft 1 al-S S l a t ’S I Quality Line Products hobby 14 years ago and turned “ l l .,1 r rJ |i^| lll^ \ t 1 nj I i Director want a real taste treat, one the judges and the leaders of it into a full-time business. PONTIAC, INC. 5 I s -11 S|5?e - 3 Gen. Repairers License that will please every member the reorganization movement— DuPONFS 373 Main St.—Tel. 649-2881 142 E. CENTER ST. Connecticut Valley Coin Co. a of your family, do try a McDon Sen. John F. Pickett, D-Middle- July 4 King's Birthday Corner Broad and has one of the largest coin in Stop ’n Go 5ii«’!l2SeS5* l l i i l f t n ^ .liU stgriisi Manchester's Oldest ald’s Fllet-O-Pisli Sandwich, the town and Rep. John Carrozzella, ventories in New England to NUKUALOFA, Tonga — The Middle Tpke. West D-Walllngford, chairman of the i||^*|«gisa£aeg|s3i With Finest Facilities '’fu^i that catches people.” serve all collectors; advanced, King of Tonga, a Polynesian Phone 643-2176 When you have a McDonald’s legislature’s Judiciary Commit Atlantic Service intermediate or beginners. In royal figure named Autfa’ahau ^ I s FII f i FUeit-O-Push Sandwich, why not tee. cluded are early type coins in Tupou rv. son of Queen Salote Prop: “Rudy” DuPont . • 3* aa .at 3 ta - g . d © . The bill would restrict the 8 S 8 t S S 8 8 8 MS ^11'^ l i : 5 5 g have a generous (helping of crisp all conditions through uncircu :—who ruled from 1918 to 1966 I smI! _ BUY, SELL golden fresh fries? These are number of appraisers that could 128 East Center Street 1# « « « , 2 8 ^ ^OinS TRADE Tool Equipment lated and proof, proof and mint —will be crowned July 4. The frosli Idaho potatoes, cooked to be appointed to evaluate estates, sets, uncirculated and circulat date was chosen because it is S 2 b S • I>ayaway Plan Phone: 649-6977 2 | g g § 1 S ^ !S i i i i i a golden brown, and are a per would set up a uniform fee ed sets of coins, rolls, circulat 2 Is • One of the largest inven the king’s 50th birthday and : .sses E n a f• J ri W oT S fect accompaniment to this jx>p- schedule for the state’s 126 Featuring a complete line of o ^ - Rental ed and uncirculated single also because of his acquaintance - O' S £ O ii w 5 « E d p i l l tories in New England. probate districts, and would Atlantic Products plus “ ^ I « 5 (5 ular fish sandwich. Then add a coins, common date singles and v/lth the United States. Tonga 3 '* “ I s • Supplies and Accessories. “We* Rent Most Everything” shorten the time it takes to General Automotive ^ w a • Teletype Service. delicious .milk shake and you from another dealer somewhere is a British protectorate. Repairing 7SS B I g ! ^ Isi’' ill .If process an estate. in the United States, as Ed o ^ o Pickett told the Senate that ,,.2 -o t « a i a- : ” 2 fc, - g® » o l-al Connecticut Valley Blow is a member of a number i- - . t& S, „ «i the move for reooganization had There were 6,834 dealerships ^ S | o S . © S iS(i< Coin Co. A P CUSTOM MADE of national coin organizations. in the United States handling 97 Center St., Manchestw gained “ widespread notoriety” g o g PS'i CANVAS AWNINGS A few are the Professional Nu Imported cars at the beginning '8 . t: to-o • 643-6295 i EQUIPMENT and that everyone understood mismatist Guild, Inc., Ameri in - a .S JS 5 ^ the Issues as he moved for a of this year compared with 6,- I'-U g a Daily tO A.M. to 6 P..M. 935 CENTER STREET can Numismatic Association, . t• i l l i l S ’^’2 g 3 to S ■ ■ S vote. 013 in 1966. .§1 Thurs. and Fri. till 9 P.M. MANCHESTER New England Numismatic As J§§S$5$29^SS9sSwSSsl>689v9SSvSr^ Democratic majority leader £ Cia S -S I l l h ■ Monday— Closed 649-2052 sociation, Great Eastern Nu Edward L. Marcus of New » « 8* 8 SS 88 8 mismatic Association and the MANCHESTER ^•3 -B O 733 ri 3 . Haven said he was for the “ far- Retail Coin Dealers Association, 0 reaching” bill because it was DICK’S MEMORIAL GO. a a-;® a Si 11"? g ^ 'S 'g G ^ $ 3 “ in the best interests of the • • I f ? I P f i l l 2> © T* h- | l | | | m m E “ Painting— Decorating state.” SHELL Opposite East Cemetery s gi^ Quality Memorials ^4, a i “ a •§ l l • Dbor Canopies must have .spent most of Ws AT ALL HOURS hit t i ! ^ ^ 2 Est. 1915 • Storm Doors waking hours chewing food. Air Mattresses, Stoves A. AIMETTl, Prop. 11s I « |‘ (R: • Combination Windows One- having learned to cook and Lanterns Starters, Generators, Harrison St., Mimchester s ° I P i Manchester Awning Co. Carburetors thus break down the tough fib ' CO IS -g - fljcu - « © 5 ® ^ * , ax*\d2 = A > "| B s p lifP s 196 WEST CENTER ST. MANCHESTER ^ Domestic - Foreign Cars (EiaO® BoJJJ S e « s a a •o »Q ers of meats and roots, he was 5 ^ fc’a > , ^ P S U <0 ^ i l c .c ©gw WM. DICKSON & SON Telephone 649-3091 SURPLUS SALES CO. 648-7008 a s > 2 3 3 « § (I I i Established 1949 able to cut his eating time to g.aie'S.a Is-cS efi © 9 m © (0 3£-3 2 S i l l Tel. 649-0920— Manchester, Conn. about two hours a day. 169 N, MAIN ST. :U' t i l l I' I'& a 11 I | 8 g ,| g %Hr at Depot Square Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. ■ § « fd ’© M A J. FARR — 648-7111 , Connecticut Valley 1 ► o 3 Coin Co. Is Buying tr a * ® ® § .2 s PLYWOOD CENTER 0 Colonial Tokens and Currency S 3 ;§ E |S :s t Lapp Plaza Yn rmn Um lob... wt ban Jutl tht rilM Du Font d } B -SS s g • Civil War Tokens, Paiat it . . In colon to match anyUiiti|l Hava a H , - s ^ 2 S iu ’C W » to Route 83, Vernon CUNLIFFE Currency, Sutler Tokens for iP P J question on . , . what to um? . . . how to do ItT B 0 ^ IB'S e -“ g and Dog 'Tags 875-4304 GALL US for onport help on your next paintini job. :g 2 § w’S’&o'ioS “ K « 5 § a I “if MOTOR SALES o Colonial Coins of l U ; S S S 1 “ E^ sslsg, 4) 9 2 "C hamburgers , .. . EXPERT AUTO BODY and New England, Conn., N.Y, a S " *^8 “i. a

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MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN L j Who^s the Best Pitcher in American League? Sports Viewing SATURDAY Leading Reds 1 :0 0 '(S()) Roller Derby 2:00 (80) Sandy Koufax ERVIGES IRECTORY Show Red Sox Fans Tab Lonborg 2:16 (80) Baseball: Atlanta vs. Cincinnati Trip Braves ■-V CLEVELAND (AP) decision on a n(nth-lnnlng wUd Hinton rapped a pinch single 78. He has struck out 37, while ( 8) Red Sox at ^ Boston rio-ht-hanrlpr Tim Pitch against the California An- off Lonborg’s right leg, scoring allowing only 18 hits and six Cleveland NEW YORK (AP)—Lightning struck Atlanta’s Jay DOSion rignt-nanaer Jim ^ » runs in his, last four victories. 5:00 ( 8), Belmont Stakes MANCHESTER National League Lonborg, , is giving Red Sox j g Lonborg ended the threat by Veteran ( southpaw Dennis Ritchie the second time around and although he had to Looking for a ploee for ( 8) Wide World of wait awhile for the thunderclap, Cincinnati Manager ' ' r .V CAR LEASING RUG CLEANING w. L. Pet. G.B. fans plenty to argue about StSert and L o S hooLd up tanning Vic Davallllo for the Bennett, Ixmborg’s roommate Sports GLASS CTnclnnatl 32 18 that Special Affair? COMPANY wlien discussions get hitleas duel for four in- ^ leadoff double by on the road, attempted to stay 6:45 ( 8) Time Out for Dave Bristol isn’t complaining. Louis 26 16 In a Ritchie fought his way out of ------^ ^ ------• For Auto Windshields 16 HANNA WAY ST. 2 around to the best pitcher Petrocelli of Indians’ Lee Maye was within hailing distance of the Sports On 1 or 2 San Francisco 25 19 nings until a bases-loaded, none out jam, ût Pinson ended his charm*« • For Store Fronts and all WE CATER TO: the Red Sox Itjfii off the fifth wasted as Lonborg retired the right • hander today. Bennett, 6:00 (SO) Let’s Go to the \ in the American League. leaving the Reds' winning run jjjg game-ending single. sizes of TV'indows • Banquets • Weddings Phone 6434)012 Pittsburgh 24 19 .51 Lonborg„ still may have to next three batters in easy fash who had a 3-1 record, was due Races • For Table Tops • Gatherings Chicago 22 21 .5: with a single to left center. stranded on third base in the * • * YEAR PLAN prove he belongs with the best. p ;;rocelir“ ‘^ o m '^ ly "‘ w a7’'c jt ion. <*' to be opposed on the mound by 7:00 (18) Wrestling • Group .M«v*^ngs Atlanta 22 23 .41 Gary Bell, winner of only one ninth inning Friday night, but CARD8-CUBS— OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 3-DAY ' '2 but there’s no disputing he is down attempting to «f»»isteal. Lonborg struck out seven, 8:00 ( 8) Sports Special: of every deso,,,tlon First in Rlanchester. New Iîladelphia 20 23 .41 of five decisions. Thoroughbred Racing when he climbed out on the limb j„ g Torre had three hitsi for SATL'UDAV 8 A.M.-NOON Wef have the “Know-How” one of the hottest pitchers in boosting his season's total to cars, full maintenance, fully SERVICE Lbs Angeles 19 26 .4: baseball as he bids for 20 vlc- With two out in the Boston In New Zealand again in the 11th, Vada Pinson Braves and drove in Atlan- to please you! sixth, Mike Andrews singled to didn’t let him off. runs. i sr. insured to reduce your prob — .Also — Houston 17 29 .3' tories in his third year with SUNDAY center and Carl Yastrzemski J. A. WHITE Church Comers Inn lems and worries. Ftfr full Nfjw York., 14 17 .3 13% Boston. Not Hitting 1:30 ( 8) Red Sox at Pinson’s fourth hit of the night Lou Brock socked two-run Friday’s Results gave Lonborg all the offensive Cleveland drove in Tommy Helms with the homer and Steve Carlton 860 Main St., East Hartford Information call FURNITURE CLEANING The 6-foot-5 hurler pitched ^ j j , j . GLASS CO. 's • b' e • • • Cincinnati 5, Atlanta 4, 11 in 7 1-3 innings of hitless ball and leaned into NEW YORK (AP) The New (SO) Detroit Tigers ■winning run and lifted the first pitched a three-hittgr as the SI Bissell St.—Tel. 649-7822 Phone 289-4839 V t Paul Dodge Pontiac nings finished with a three hitter Fri Siebert pitch and sent a drive PiTCSUNG ■Tom Phoebus, York Yankees have collected vs. Yankees place Reds to a 5-4 comeback Cardinals whipped Chicago. •Philadelphia 6, Houston 3 day night as the Red Sox edged field fence tor orioles, pitched a five-hitter for 24 hits in their last five 2:16 (22) Red Sox Baseball victory over the slumping Brock’s 11th homer followed a 1 — INC. -et. Louis 2, Chicago 1 the Cleveland Indians 2-1 be- his 11th homer of the season, his third consecutive shutout, ggames, a m e s , a------good" ------reason— for Man Boston vs. Cleveland Braves. fifth inning error by Ron Santo. 873 MAIN STREET WIOIVB Pittsburgh 5, Los Angeles 3 fore 'a crowd of 8,809 at spaci With one out in the Cleveland beating Washington 12-0. ager Ralph Houk to be moaning, 2:80 ( 8) Soccer: Chicago In other National League Carlton didn’t allow a hit until Osfrinsky DKOORATE WIT»4 New York at San Francisco, eighth, Lonborg lost his no-hit BATTING - - Vada Pinson, ..jf i could only get some of vs. Atlanta Don Kessinger got an infield DON WILLIS ■ .... • • - .. .. Phone 649-2881 ous Municipal Stadium. games, St. Louis edged Chicago ‘ I m i rain Lonborg, who turned 24 last bid as Duke Sims’ bounced a Reds, stroked four hits includ- ^ê men hitting the way we all 6:00 ( 8) IC4A Film High 2-1, Philadelphia topped Hous single with two out in the sixth. GARAGE JOEALER IN WASTE We Urge You To Support Sh er w in -William s Today’s Games month, boosted his record to ground rule double into the ln„ the game-winner in the 11th can, we’d win more lights of Track Meet ton 5-3, and Pittsburgh rapped The Cubs’ only run came in MATERIALS The Lutz Junior Museum Atlanta (Bruce 2-1) at Cin 7-1 with his fifth straight tri right field stands. After a walk inning as Cincinnati edged games, Houklamented. Los Angeles 6-3. New York’s the eighth when Ted Savage 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 SUPER cinnati (McCool 3-3) » umph since he dropped a 2-1 and a force at second. Chuck Atlanta 5-4. game at San Francisco rapped his first homer of ths RACS, IRON Chicago (Jenkins 5-3) at St. oostponed by rain. year. Specializing in KEM'TONE Louis (Gibson 6-4) night • > • DELUXE WALL PAINT SCRAI^ METAL AAA Philadelphia (Bunnlng 4-6) at REDS-BRAVES— PHILS-ASTROS— Try Fish Sandwich Coin Suppliers Houston (Dierker 5-2) night Four-Stroke Dick Farrell, a former AstrO, BRAKE SERVICE The Braves were leading 4-3 PUMP SERVICE SHERWIN WILLIAMS Pittsburgh (O’Dell 4-1) at Los saved Dick Ellsworth’s victory and PAPER Ooimecfticiit VaJley Coin Co. Inc. This is a service offered on Hank Aaron’s two-run homer Front End Alignment Does It seem a bid odd that liave a meal that will satisfy the Angeles (Sutton 2-6) night over Houston with 3 1-3 innings at 97 Center St. is owned and for the convenience of the shop's Water Systems and Pumps 981 MAIN STREET Lead by Hill which erased a 3-2 Cincinnati 781 PARKER ST. the biggest seller of hamburgs heartiest of appetites. New York (Denehy 1-4) and of relief. operated by Edwin Blow, who is customers. A complete line of TEL. 643-6636 *?■“ (ST''" •dge in the ninth. But the Reds General Repair Work Tel. 648-5786 or 648-5879 in the United States is going to One thing you can count upon (Rsher 3-5) at San Francisco Farrell allowed three hits and assisted by his wife, Charlotte. coin supplies is also carried. Jacuzzi Goulds itruck back quickly. Tony Perez have a fishing boat named af 8.t McDonald’s is absolute spot- (Marichal 8-4 and Bolin 3-4), 2 At Memphis one run but shut off a Houston You haven’t found anything Fairbanks 51orse olted Pat Jarvis with a leadoff ter it? Well that is just v’hat is icssness. Eveiything Is fresh, Tlie shop is looaited next to the Sunday’s Games rally in the sixth when he r*- the rolls specially baked for good in circulation lately? Don’t MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — louble. Deron Johnson’s triple in tile works, for Gorton’s of Centi'al Firehouse, across the Atlanta at Cincinnati lieved Ellsworth. The Phillies McDonald’s, the h a m b u r g get discouraged; there are still Service On Dave Hill would like nothing tied the score and put the win HIGH GRADE Gloucester, Mass., one of the Ijark, with on-staeet dv free STEVENSON’S Chicago at St. Louis jumped in front with two runs in ground to their specifications, good coin finds. A customer was better than to be a copycat— ning run on third with none out. major fish companies in the parking available at all times All Maires Philadelphia at Houston each of the first two' innings only frc.sh Idaho potatoes are in the shop less than a month to match Dave Stockton’s pat United States, is going to name close by. Hours of business are: Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Tommy Helms was purposely against loser Chris Zachary, 0-8. — PRINTING used, and you are sure of the ago and said he had recently Call Hartford ESSO tern of success two weeks ago— one of its trawlers after Mc Daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., walked and then Ritchie came J ♦ * * found two 1955 Double Die Lin . New York at San Francisco, 2 and he is halfway there. Job and Commercial Donald’s. The local McDonald’s highest standards not only for Thursdiay and Friday till 9 p.m.. Sale* 5 2 S - 3 9 9 3 service on to walk Art Shamsky inten P1RATES-DODGER8— coln Cents, which is quite a coin 405 MAIN ST. Hill, a powerful tee shot ar Printing > is operated by Edward Walsh foods but for cleanliness. Inside closed on Monday, or by special American Ia:agiie tionally. That set up a force Ex-Dodger Maury Wills drove find. Good finds in circulation tist from Jackson, Mich., car and is located at 76 W. Center or outside-—McDonald's is cleiui, appointment. This is tlie only t e l . 649-5533 W. L. Pet. G.B. olay at any base, but Ritchie in Pittsburgh’s tie-breaking run Prompt and Efficient are becoming rarer because ried a four-stroke lead (nto to St. the prices are most reasonable coin shop in Manchester or in Detroit 27 16 .828 — didn’t need one. He struck out with a seventh inning triple as Printing Of All Kinds there are so many more col day's third round of the This does not mean tliat Mc and they have the facilities to the surrounding towns, special When it's time to * Tune-Ups Chicago 25 16 .610 1 Leo Cardenas and Don Pavlet- the Pirates stopped the Dodg lectors and the number increas $100,000 Memphis Open Golf Donald’s—whose name is just as seiwe a bus-load of people with izing solely in the sale of coins, Boston 23 21 .523 tch and then got Floyd Robinson ers. es each year along with the ex * Engine Cleaning Tournament. He had a 9-under- Community Press synonymous with beef as ever— out undue delay. ■paper money and coin supplies, Baltimore 21 20 .512 5 on a pop fly, stranding the run Wills, playing in Los Angeles The children love McDonald's ploding population. Ten years CHeveland 22 21 .512 5 par 131. 9 East Miiddle Tpke. has given up hamburgs but it to serve the demands of the * Minor Repairs ners. for the first time since bein( Travel In Style, Elegance has now also emerged as the .md parents enjoy taking them ago there were less than 2,000,- Minnesota 21 23 .477 6’4 That was the margin Stockton Telephone 643-5727 area coin collectors and inves MOVE * Stamps held in the same round when he It remained 4-4 until the 17th traded, had two hits and scored ' And Comfort By there. The place to go when you 000 coin collectors; today the Washington 20 24 nation’s biggest seller of fish tors. Connecticut Valley Coin .455 7’ i when Helms opened with a sin twice for the Pirates. ftie hungry is McDonald’s. Here figure exceeds 10,000,000 coi I&naas City 20 24 .455 won the Colonial Invitation at sandwiches, Mr. Walsh explain Co. also buys, tmdes, appraises 7’^ gle and one out later, moved to The Dodgers jumped off to a CADILLAC LIMOUSINE .you will enjoy the finest, fresh lectors. A rough guess would 18 23 Fort Worth, Tex. In fact. Hill WEDDINGS If SPECIAL OCCASIONS ed. coin and coin estates, including New York .4,39 8 third on Cardenas’ hit. Pavlet- 3-0 lead but Roberto <31emente, est food possible, pi-epared un indicate that over 3,600 people . „ % r CALL 19 28 has shot a 65-66 hare as did EDWARDS This all took place back in coins and paper money of the MANCHESTER Calilomia .404 10 i ich walked, loading the bases. who drove in two runs with a C.II AAiMhMl.r 649-7853 der spotless conditions- all at in Manchester alone are fairly Friday’s Results Stockton at Fort Worth, Tex. 1965 when McDonald’s added United States. Canada and SWAN SONG is the title and Harry Walker, Pirate, manager, ai^ Maury Wills, Ritchie fanned pinch hitter pair of hits, and Wills brought prices that fit nicely into your serious collectors of coins. 64341563 Boston 2, Cleveland 1 The weather is even similar. SECRETARIAL fish sandwiches to its menu— foreign countries. behind him, the vocalists. Umpire Paul Pryor started the songfest by throw Jim Coker for the second out, the Pirates back. the first change in the chain’s budget. Why not start your youngster Detroit 9, New York 5 "Dave had a super game out Since the first of the year Ed ing Wills out of the game. Walker came to the aid of his third baseman. As Dube Tool Co. history. During the first year or yourself in the fascinating MANCHESTER Ssuafood, Baltimore 12, Washington 0 there, and so far in^this tourna SERVICE and Charlotte have attended and alone, McDonald’s sold 69 mll- hobby of coin collecting? You California 2, Minnesota 0 ment I’ve played my best golf always, it was in vain. One thing is certain, though. Wills and Walker are in • TYPING had bourse space at eight coin Drill Jig Bushings r.on fish sandwiches and fish can put as much or as little MOVING AND CHOICE VARIETY Kansas City 6, Chicago 4, 13 this year—my best 36 holes perfect unison. ______^ ______3:52.2 Mile • STENOGRAPHIC Steel and Carbide Senate OK’s conventions, each one lasting accounted for $15 million in money into it as you can afford .innings since I won the Denver Ope nln • BOOKKEEPING Special Reamers either tlu-ee or four days. All of 1961,” Hill said. • MEMEOGRAPHING sales. Today, McDonald’s ac and coins make a wonderful TRUCKING GO. Today’s Games Decinul Sizes From Qualify Challenging Hill as the third • STENCILING counts for 10 per cent of the to Probate Bill these large conventions drew gift. Stop in and talk with the California (Brunet 1-8) at Min Run by Ryun .030 thru .500 hi Steps of .001 many collectors and each con round began were three players • ENCLOSED DESK Rleyer Steel Plug Gages tal market of fish portions for Blows: both will be happy to nesota (Boswell 1-3) Seafood tied with 5-under-par 135s—Gary Oriole Fans Vision Phenom SPACE In Steps of .001 sandwiches. HARTFORD (AP) — The bill vention bad one thing in com advise you and serve you. Kansas CSty (Dobson 1-2) at In Giliseum Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parts Pish was originally introduc that would reorganize the state’s mon—the advanced coilectors, 43 OAK STREET Chicago (Peters 6-2) Plkyer, Bruce Oampton and Edwards Building seeking scarce and high condi PARKADE Chuck Courtney. LOS ANGELES (AP)— Kan- J Ball Lock Pins ed as a convenience but sales ancient probate system p^sed TEL. 649-9937 Boston (Bennett S-1) at Cleve For Player, who returned to Vernon Circle Borite Boring Bars— Carbide outstripped all expectations and passed the Senate with scarecely tion coins, were really out in land (Bell 1-4) DUSTY SOFTBALL fabulous Jim R ^ ran the Radio Today BARBER SHOP THUNDERING home In Rookie Pitcher Phoebus second fastest mile in history— Vernon, Connecticut Also Representing Other a ripple Friday night and favor force buying up these coins. With Washington (Moore 3-1) at the tour recently after six weeks Quality Manufacturers rot just on Fridays, either. double. Andy Etchebarren also Going out in front, 5-3 ^ te r 3 ;53.2—but the personable young able action is expected in the the increased demand, due to WDEC—1360 Manchester's Most Modem is Damascus, .Preak- at his ranch in South Africa, xTi-mr / a land 2-1 and California took Phone 6 John, East Hartford—289-6459 While Friday has been the big Baltimore (Rlchert 2-8), night House soon. the larger number of collectors 1:00 Mike Milliard ness winner and one of t’ e past two weeks have been NEW YORK (A^ ' Minnesota 2-0 in the other had a homer in the 14- lit Oriole Innings, Paul Dodge Pon- gophomore said Saturday he U 875-5329, 643-4510 gest day, the demand has been Ixmg John Wade Barber Shop with Excellent TOURAINE Detroit (Wilson 7-3) at New Although the probate judges each year, the rare coin supply 4:00 favorites in Belmont amazing. He played well in los- timore rookie Tom Phoebus games, all at night. attack. still “ experimenting.” unexpectedly heavy throughout 8:00 Dick Robinson 6-Chalr Serrice! York CVerbanic 0-0) * • » ed a 6-5 win over Ray s Restau- Ryun, who of course bolds the the week. bitterly contested the provision is d'windling and is accompanied 1:00 News, Sign Off Sunday’s Games stakes. ing a playoff to Miller Barber insists his name is pro « * • WBCH—910 OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. last week at Oklahoma City, nounced Fee-bus. Oriole TIGERS-'YANKS— ’ânt at Robertson Park. fastest time, the world rec- Upholstery ‘ 'Interestingly enough,” Mr. in the bill that would set up by increased prices. All indi 1 :00 Malinee PAINTS California at Minnesota ORIOLES-SENATORS— / A three-run double by Willie Rich Macaione homered and 3 ;5i.3_ turned in his brilliant Walsh said, ’’even though Cath a Superior Court judge ad cations point to a continuation of 4:30 Hartford Highlights (Closed Mondays) Kansas City at Chicago, 2 and continued his sharpness fans are equally sure it “ I’m pitching better now that and IV I Shop 7:00 News FV)i-mer Army coach Earl Horton sparked a decisive, six- Don Simmons had two hits for performance In the Coliseum- VmUd Reiit-QJUA. olics are no longer required to ministrator of the probate sys- this- pattern, when one uses the M.4XCHE.STEB I’m in the regular rotation,” u Gaslight Boston at Cleveland should be Phenom. fk» PMmt'i Ng/ghtm k RE-UPHOLSTERING 7:30 FOR BEST RESULTS (Rod) Blaik calls Green Bay run sixth inning in Detroit’s vie- tlie Automen. Burt Baskerville cjompton Invitational Friday ^ t m e mMur-iu tr AWOUIMSW eat fish on Fridays, fish sales em, no one spoke against the paat years as a barometer. 12:00 Quiet Hours SHOPPING PARKADE Washington at Baltimore, N “ You’ve got to have a hobby, ^he 25-year-old right-hander, Phoebus said after his shutout 2:00 Sign Off Packer coach-'Vince Lombardi tory over New York. A1 Kaline came up with two hits for night before 22,705. 858 BURNSIDE AVE. * Modern Furniture have been just as high as ever.” proposal during the Senate de Many coilectors attended these HTIC— 1080 Lower I.«vel, (rear) Detroit at New York “a demanding fundamentalist.” and my, ranch is mine—1,000 ^ô had a brief stint with the of the Senators. “ But I had singled in two other runs while Ray’s, one a homer. And he did it with 'virtually no EAST HARTFORD bate. It was approved with only recent shows in an attempt to 1:00 News acres with cattle, horses and orioles last season, added fuel some troubles. I was in the and Antiques McDonald’s now numbers 1 :l.i Home Decorator PHONE 649-6850 PAUL'S Horton added another double Outstanding defensively was opposition. • store Stools and Booths more than 850 hamburger res a murmur of ’’nays.” buy the semi-soarce and other 2:15 Red Sox vs. Indians fishing lakes. But it’s not very fans’ argument Friday groove, then out of it. PAINT SUPPLY and a single to the Tigers’ 13 hit Don Mozzer in rightfield with Closest to Ryun at tpe fin i^ 289-6333 • Custom Furniture taurants all over the ooimtry, The sponsors of the bill ap coins they need for their col 4:40 Monitor good to lay off that long...play- „ight wlUi his third consecutive “ There’s no real explanation 6:00 News. Weather _____ - attack. Joe Sparma won his seven putouts. was a former Kapsas, John Slipcovers and Draperies and along with those fish sand parently got their votes in the lections but can no longer find 6:20 Strictly Sports 645 MAIN STREET ing only three rounds in six shutout, a 12-0 blanking of for it — I pitch better when I Power and Hand Tools Monitor don’t have somuch rest when fifth straight but needed relief Paul Dodge .. 141 000 0— 6 8 2 Lawson, some 60 yards back in Made to Order wiches, keeps right on selling party caucuses, clearing the in circulation. What is semi- 6:30 Jockey Bobby, Ussery weeks. This ha» amazed me.” Washington. Painting and Decorating Complete Selection of 11:00 News Reuben Plen’s Tel. 649-0300 Crampton, who left the tour don’t have so many days help from Dave Wickersham. Ray’s ...... 300 100 1--5 7 0 4;oi.l. hamburgers at the rate of a mil path for quick Senate action on soarce today is the rarity of the 11:15 Sports Pinal That pushed his season record we Tools Materials 11:30 Other Side of Dav last week to study film and , * » ♦ Doucette and Ansaldi, Zanar- The mile shared honors with lion and a half a day. the floor. future. jo 4-1 and gave him five shut- off.” Garden and Land Tools FREE ESTIMATES H POP— 1410 A’S-WHITE SOX— di; Day and Pagani. several ojher events. Baby, Household, Party McDonald’s Fish Sandwich is The bill would bring about the More and more people, young 1:00 Woody Show- Texaco Staijon correct his swing, said liis 66 outs in six major league career He struck out five, walked N Rides Reason to Hail Pitcher Lew Krausse cracked ------Lower Level of the Parkade 6:00 Lee "Babi” Simms Show Australia’s distance champion, and Banquet Supplies of the highest quality obtain first reorganization of Connecti and old, are turning to coin Friday probably was his best victories — he was 2-1 last sea- seven, gave up first hits and 649-6824 W INF— 1230 a bases loaded single with two REC SOFTBALL Ron, Clarke, eased up in thu Invalid Needs able. It is made only of choice cut’s probate system since Colo collecting as a hobby and the 1:00 News 381 Main Streer a'NEW YORK (A P)— Bobby Ussery chose to gamble round in two years, son. had base runners in every in- 1:10 Speak Up Hartford PONTIAC out in the 13th inning and pro- sj Det.. 34. signed aiôther contract ahd the tion. receives the when I started in this business. son homered for the irinners ------Painting— Decorating ' state.” SHELL Opposite East Cemetery counted far the four markers. ^ y » Runs batted in — F. Robin owner Immediately announced “I remember once going over who tallied three runs in the Don Pagand led the MB’s ■with- treatment, the joke be- son, Balt., 42; ‘ Kallne, Det., 37. that the poker faced Panamani to Yogi Berra’s houae jo visit. second and tour in qach of the COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL Quality Memorials a stogie and double. He also “ Say • | . where did all Hits —Kaline, Det., 54; Tovar, Asheville 300 3 CAMPING SERVICE an would he on Proud Clarion in America fînal I was there for awhile, and I next two innings. Fred Tozzdi Cut Eating Time fanned 13 battens and gave up ***® go. Minn., 63. SEE US FOR: 653 CENTER STREET Over 30 Years Experience went to check my watch be led the way with three hits and Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service tê Belmont. Baeza’s mounts but two hits, both by Dermis Moe Drabowsky, theg Home runs —F. Robinson, • Aluminum Roll Up Anthropologists believe that EQUIPMENT In British Golf fore I realized I didn’t have It Stamler, Jim Granato, Drew Won by Paschal won nearly $3 million last year Balt., 15; Yastrzemski, Bost., 11. Complete Insurance Coverage Awnings before man began cooking he m e c h a n i c o n d u t y Coll 649-5807 -c, 1 J /ADx MleOonvdlHe. pitcher for the BalUmore Ori- with me. Gustafson and Dave Vesco each Tents. Cots, Sleeping Bags compared to Ussery’s $1.5 mil FOR^Y, England (AP) Morinrty’s 401 000—5 2 1 oles, doesn’t have much in Pitching (6 decisions) — Hor- ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — • Door Canopies must have spent, most of his AT ALL HOURS had a pair, all tor the winners, • Storm Doors Air Mattresses, Stoves A. AIMETTl, Prop. lion. Bob Dickson shook hands with NaiiSiff’s 000 001—1 2 3 common with Beau Jack, Jim- “ Yogi went upstairs, came len, Chic., 6-0, 1.000; Sparma. Despite a brush with a steel re Est. 1915 waking hours chewing food. Hassen Sally —three blows — • Combinatioii Windows Lanterns Starters, Generators, Harrison St., Manchester -But Galbreath kept his word Ron Cerriido today and went ^Bgoni and Davts; D. Oarl- my Foxx, Mickey Mantle and down with a Whole tray full oi g ^ 'j taining wall early in the race, One - having learned to cook and and Ray Wasowicz and Joe Manchester Awning Co. Carburetors with Ussery. He promised 10 into the all-America final of the son and K. Carlson. Willie Mays. watches and said, ‘Take your Doubles — Tovar, Minn., 12; Jim Paschal drove his 1967 thus break down the tough fib MANCHESTER pick ’ Prestl —two each —led Sealtest. 195 WEST CENTER ST. Domestic - Foreign Cars per cent of whatever Prdud British Amateur golf champion- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE He’s never been a real front- Petrocelli, Bost., 10. Plymouth to victory Friday ers of meats, and roots, he was That’s what he was get- South Enders WM. DICKSON & SON Telephone 649-8091 SURPLUS SALES CO. 643-7008 aarlon won In the Belmont If he ships saying: “ come out Triples — Buford, Chic., 5; 11-14-4 ^® Asheville 300 stock Established 1949 able to cut his eating time to making public appear 0 3 4 4 0 0 X Tel. 649-0920— Manchester, Conn. 169 N. MAIN ST. (ttd not have a mount. However, fighting, boy.” ; Knoop, Calif., .4. car race. about two hours a day. Sealtest at Depot Square ti'alner Hlrsoh Jacobs, a frel ’“ You can bet on that.” said y e a r s -^ d ^^^^3 jjow th f player is pakpaid Stolen bases — Agee, Chic., The High Point, N.C., driver rfnn'f toriret «nr **’® ft*™®. Ansaldi B bad—and has been around the well for his apf>eararices. No 0041 000 — 5-11-6 Open Daily to 9:00 P.M. quent______user of Ussery over «>• the And don t forget our ^ Lawyere „,gjor leagues for 10 years. 17; Buford, Chic., 13! had won last Sunday’s World 600 )Tiore watches.. He also can Granato and Brooks (4), Og- J, FARR — 648-7111 paat year«, lost no time asking last match together.” ...... - leagues .or 10 y Strikeouts —Lonborg, Bost., at Charlotte and plans to race in CVmnecticut Valley last night, 17-6. Moe’s Theories make between $500 and $5.00# ren; Argdros and Brown. 78; Poters, Chic., 75. this Sunday’s Macon 300 as well. Coin Co. Is Buying ThreeT doubles and a Mngle ]ôg also is a college man a year now for an_^.endorsement National League Paschal brushed with the wall PLYWOOD CENTER were credited to Scott Wigg;in (Trinity) and ' a successful contract. e Colonial Tokens and Batting (90 at basts) Cle- on the 10th lap but made only Currency and Mike Pagani came up with stockbroker and he does “As for outside Investments, Vtiiities' Orders Big Lapp Plaza Ym im n tlif job. . . tun just tho riffil Du Pont mente, Pitt., .373; Staub, Houst., one pit stop In the 100-mlle race • CivU Vlâr Tokens, THOMPSON SPEEDWAY two doubles and a single' for have some sound theories on I don’t handle that. If I did, I’d CUNLIFFE Pi'Mt for it . . In oolois to match mythiiif I Han a .357. I NEW YORK — Electric utild- on the one-third mile paved Route 83, Vernon Currency, Sutler Tokens question on eokirl. . . what to use?. . . how to do HT the Ckntzactors, The Lebers— why aUdetes often wind up In „eed a staff with a stock ex- '^^Donafds and Dog Tbgs o i l II I I pi;i IIIO M I’.SON. CONN. FRI'.F. I'ARKINO P«te and John— each added two 'finMclal trouble. - pgrt, an oil and gas exp^t, an Runs — Aaron, Atl., 36; Rose, tigs in the 48 contiguous states track at New Asheville Speed- 875-4304 MOTOR SALES CALL US lor oiqiort holp on your note paintini job. _ Cln., 36. have more now generating way. • Colonial Coins of ••Hot S h ots'' THIS singles and MIBte Andreo “ There still a,re plenty of insurance expert, hamburgers . EXPERT AUTO BODY and New England, Conn., N.T. doubled and stogtod, all tor the parasites around ' with “This is where the athlete Runs batted in --- Clemente, equipment on order and sched- , ------^------— /m m i ITS and Vermont Cents O f,Thi ^ SUNDAY winnera. schemes for the ballplayers,”

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1967 Basliwss Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help W arned- Help PAGE TWELVE 35 O ffe r e d 1 3 ■t t : OUR B()ARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB BUGGS BUNNY (AEET ^ NURSE’S A1D2o, 8-11 afttft, part- SECRETARY recepttonlat fOC An»w*r to Provteuo IKnnao CLASSIFIED ATTICS, CELLARS aiid yards T hE ONLV MOVIE MINNEAPOLIS tim e or Lamrei Man professkmal office, fuIl-tiiiM. deaned, trash hauled to the fUB-tlme.. i * F o o d stu ff CRIMCjELS SAW! OOP O O 0|0 o P g or, 649-4619. Good Mdary and chance for aO> \F IT d o e s ; IT'6 SURE A LONG- dump. Reasoniable. Cell 648- INTMELASTSIX vancement. Write Box A, HaV>’ IT'LL B E SHOT, BUT ANY 6810 or 1-684-4624. SECRETARY FOR rapidly ex ACROSS 36 Compass point MONTHS WAS aid. YOU WOULPN't KNWW IT, [ FLYlW t h e THING CAN h a p p e n .*' 37 Erect ADVERTISING panding company. Excellent m 1 Bottonlan lood / SHARPENINa Service—Sawa, SKULL THE PAPERBOY ^ 30 Conduct STRICTW FOR fringe beneflits. Must have top TO LOOK At HIM,BUT flth knives, axes, ahears, Bkates, CLAIMS BAXTER [ _ ] 40 River islets CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS THE BIRPSv« diversified office skills, good j a k &'s csust b a c k ’ AM' CROSS'^ 4 L im b------41 Entire ameunt rotary blades. Quick service. b o n e s /; GAVE HIM A 8 European typing and shorthand re<}ulred. FROM WALL 6X.! AT food&ib 42 Heavenly bodlea 8 A.M. ti> 5 P.M. Capitol Equipment Oo. 88 Main LEAST HE WAS TELLIN' NICKELTIP FOR HIS 45 Analysing a Business school or college CLERK UHaUI sentence St., Manchester. Hours dally THE M A 30R THAT TWS BIKTHOAV/ IS Rant 40 Those subject COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 7-5. T hurediy 7-9, Saturday 7- trained preferred. Rock'viUe 14 Aiaam aOkwonn /VOW a/rea. Salary open. Write Box Must baiw apptMude wtth 16 TH&YEAR HIS 15 Knock to hysteria S PJUL DAY BEFORE FUBUGATION. A 648-7958. PiAVwa- 6UlP COMES IN? 16 Weitem 51 Neither . Deadline for Saturday and Btonday Is S p.no. EYidaj. O H e(!aid. figures, interiiating and dl« hemisphere 52 Fencing iword OtfSXOM WORK done on all venadifted weak, no typin g a 53 Italian stream DAY WAITRESS wairtied 10:30- ’) inhabitanta 8 Kind of nut 38 Vends types fences, - wood or chain required, fuR emptoye beme- 18 Foodstuff 54 Go (dial.) 38 Tower PLEASE READ YOUR AD 4:30, ndniimum 5 days^ I^leese sericulturist 55 Transaction 9 Persia link, etc. Painted and repair IMa A pply 56 Hammer head 10 Cows (dial.) 40 Cooperath* Olaasifled or “Want Ad»” are taken over the phone aa a apply in person. 'WillHe’s Steak 20 Hindu queen ed. Clothes Mne poles. No Job Tm. i*V> U* ^ Ofta-iMI rtghtt reoewd U Comfort craft aodely 01967 by UniMd Feahm t 38*Wl » W . TRANS-PLOTNE'/ 21 Scottish 57 SkitUsh convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRSr House, 444 Center St. , * (9.- O . DOWN Jf? Sultanlc decrees 41Mallcioas too small. 18 years experience. So l a s t WEEH AIRVI/AVS pregehtb sheepfold 19 Approaches burnihg - DAY a APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS Jn time for the M College official 1 Fish esteemed next Insertion. The Herald is responsible for bnly ONE Incor R easonable. 742-7598. TAB OPERATOR—want IntelU- CONTINENTAL as food in 23 Kind of berry 42 Farm buUdtttf HEFLEWTOIHE ■m e e t m e iri BY V. T. H AMI-IN S4 Feminine name 43 Particular' clM rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only gent experienced operator with 26 Venturesome Europe 24 lUlian city LAWN MOWERS sharpened end CX5A6T-AND WHAT MiNMEAPOLIfi" BAKING CO. AULY OOP 25 Pedal digits 44 Bewildered to (he extent of a “make good" tnserttbn. Errors which do not 402 accounting m achine . 088 27 ------2 hocksEllipsoidal 46 Skin affllctiOB repaired. Picked up and de (Wonder Bread) b o o d ! if th ere's / oh,w ere YEH! SOMEHOW 3 Deviation 26 Basque cap lessen the value of the advertlsemcht will not be corrected by WAS THE MOVIE Y'THINK TH' kING OF 30 Whest is the 47 Biblical boatmM collator 514 reproducer. Salary I PRETTY s a y ! MY GOSH, I KINDA GOT of oranges 27 Mercenaries livered. BSnglnes tuned up. Call Th ' NEANPERTHAJ-S ----- of flour 4 48 Novelist, Zana “make good" Insertion tdEV SCREENEP? open. Call Personnel Dept. Nel 521 Oonneettout Blvd. SAFE ON OOP, Y’KNOW A A NOTION 32 Covet 5 Harness part 28 Operatic solo 649-7968. _ . IS STILL G O IN G ? THING LIKE THAT THAT W AS 6 Exaggerate 29 Patch up son Freightways, Inc., 47 East THAT 34 Pithier 50 Knock Blast Hartford, Conn, 1 ' ^ SCORE.' COULD HURT TH' IDEA! SSPhysostigmlne 7 Through 31 Color LAWN TOO BIG in need of St., R ockville, Conn. 876-3388. 41- SOMEBODY! 8 9 10 11 643-2711 875-3136 1 12 13 r deanding, fertilizing, mowing, WOMAN 'TO clean store base An Equal Oîportuiiity ©AYTER (Rockville, Toll Free) etc. ? 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COMPLE3TE piumbing apd PRIVATE ART tutoring, 10 to 'Typing helprful "jut not essen NO, THEY D O N 'T / BOY, YOU’D 27 28 29 'TYPIST —experienced on IBM YEAH, WHEN 1 GOT THROUGH 24 25 Want Information on one of onr elasbifled adverttaemenUT heating Installation, repairs adult $3 per hour. Call 628- CXDMBIN.ATION counter girl OVERHAULIN’ TH' LAWN HAVE PARTS LEFT OVER R easonable. 649-1868. tial. We will train. Apply Car executive, exceptional op , m? ki NtA, iiM Tm Htf. U$ OH. FROM A KIDDIE CAR.' HOW No answer at the telephone listed?.Simply call the and remodeling. Service calls 4074. and w aitress, 7-3. Egg and You " n l . ‘ MOWER 1 DISCOVERED 1 q 31 ter Chevrolet, 1229 Main St. portunity for ambitious work HAD THESE PARTS LEFT AÂNY T IM E S D O I HAFTA TELL 30 SALES AND Service <» Arlens, giver immediate attention. BY LEFF and McWILLlAMS 3 RestaTirant, 1095 Main St., er, with accuracy and speed. DAVY JONES OVER, AN'--WELL, MAYBE YOU T O LAV TH IN G S O U T IN Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn Call M A M Plumbing A Heat Manchester. AVON CALLING—With a word WE DON'T REALLY NEED ROTATION AS YOU TAKE ’EM EDWARDS Schools and Classes 33 to \vives. Do you need m oney All around experience in gen YOU SERIOUS? I'LL OFF ? GET OUT THE REPAIR 34 mowers. Also Homelite chain ing, 849-2871. BOT WE CAN'T H LET'S PICK UP OUR BAGS AND WE'VE BEEN HERE ’E M " IT SEEMS TO WORK to buy a car, house, furniture? eral office routine helpful. SCUBA GEAR. WE'LL CHECK FIVE HOURS... IT '' BET WE HAVEN'T p r e t t y g o o d —UH--DO MANUAL AN’ WELL saws and International Cub CLEANING woman wanted, de HANG AROUND THIS BEEN OUT OF THEIR Premium wages with all bene TERMINAL ALL DAY. INTO A HOTEL AND WAIT BE0NMIt*S TO LOOK THEY LOOK FAMILIAR S T A R T OVER,' 36 3 f ANSWERING SERVICE Cadet Tractors. Rental equip pendable, two- days weekly. Damdngs $2 to $5 hour with LIKE A WASHOUT.' SIGHT SINCE we TO y o u ? fits. 40 hour week. Apply Allied IT'D LOOK TOO IN COMFORT LEFT THE PLANE... ment and sharpening service 649-8685. Avon. Call 289-4922. SUSPICIOUS. on all makes. L A M Equip Millinery. Printing S ervice, 679 W. Mid THERE IT IS, Pa l . 64941500 075-2519 A Tractor WAITRESSES —fuU or part- ANSWER THE PHONE ment Corp., Route 83. Vernon, Dressmaking 19 dle Tpke. tim e, must be over 21. Apply 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 and leave your message. Ton'll hear from onr advertiser In 875-7609 M anchester Exchange Jig time, without spending all evening at the telephone. E X P E R T AL’TERA’nO N S on aB Trailer School Ga<^ghit Restaurant, 30 Oak WANTED — WOMAN to fold —Enterprise 1946. General Office Clerk St.. Manchester. shirts, steady work, good pay. 50 51 clothee, zipper repairs, etc. 49 BACKHOE. bulldozer work, Reasonable prices. 643-0741. Apply New System Laundry, Automobiles For Sole 4 g^rading and septic tank, dry In Hartford steady job for experienced COUNTER GIRLS for evening 44 Harrison St., Manchester. 54 shift, 7 p.m -midnight, full or ______52 53 wells, land clearing, chain saw person with good typing 1961 OHEVROLEIT Nom ad, sta Moving— ^Trucking- We train fuU or part-time- ■and figure skills, vari'^ du partîme, no experience. COOK 'TO work days. Apply tion wagon, excellent condi work. Paul Schendel. 649-0465. 56 s r 57 students in the Hartford ties, busy office, 5 day Please apply in person, to Mis- Acadia Restaurant, 103 Tolland tion, low mUeage. 649-2627 Storage 20 TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, area on many makes and week. Usual benefits. East ter Donut, 265 West Middle 'Tpke. Manchester. anytim e. j. U. I; Pel. OW-—AH mini n sewad: buUding lots cleared, trees MANCHES’TER Delivery. Ught models of equipment No Hartford, 289-4389. Tpke. ~ P by Uerted PMtsra ty»*««e. bw. "■Ml -- 1—u. 1965 COMET —202, 2-door, good topped. Got a tree problem? trucking and package delivery. high school diploma neces BY KEN MUSE W ell worth phone ca ll. 742- Refrigerators, washers and sary. Local and long dis WAITRESS — 11:30 a.m. to 2 Help Wanted Male 36 WAYOUT tires, standard, excellent con p.m., daily, a/pply Jane A lden ______CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER dition. Transferred, must sell. 8262. stove moving speciality. Fold tance Jobs waiting. G'uaran- InformatioD ing chairs for ren t 649-0752. teed placement as^stance WOMAN TO collect eggs Mon Restaurant, Vernon Circle, o a RPEINTBIRS wanted, fram- MrNuNftHl Sr»(iirAtr| Ibc. Asking $1,200. 649-3811. YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. upon graduation. Train now day through Friday 8 a .m .-2 Vemon. ers, layout men, 50 hour week. 'THE H ERALD wlU not 1956 OLDSMOBILE convertible, Cellars, attics, yards and small —Pay when working. Let X^NTED'bOb^ltter for one Oah CoteOaipenters, 246-2135, disclose the Identity of trucking done A-1 right. Call Fainting— Papering 21 entry, 742-8232. radio and heater, good body American Tractor Trailer ______child in my home, days. ^-s any advertiser using box Tremano Trucking Service toll and top, $150. 649-2068. PAINTING—Interior and ex teach you this high paying Please ca ll after 6:30, 643-0876. O0 must be accurate with figures procedurs: Household Services Department of Motor Vehl AHEAD whitewalls, $150. 649-1584. d e . / A /'•>T T A -V 7IT some experience in Second and third shift 13 A PAINTING, Interior, exterior, MARCHANT “and pos^g of records, typ Enclose your reply to the O ffered ______free estimates. Contact Gerald openings, 10 % shift pre box In an envelope — WE TRAIN IN ing speed in not essential. mium paid. I UN9EK5TAN7 YDU'VE wow 15 \T 1967 PORSCHE —<3all 649-7239 W ALL 'TO W A LL carpeting. A . Stratton, 648-8748, 648-4887. Pleasant air-conditioned office addressed to the Classi- HARTFORD, CONN. TAICEN UP WRITING. fled Manager, Manchester after 7. Cleaned to factory approved ^ ----- Lewis custom MONROE Company paid benefits. Apply Evening Herald, together ------specifications, minor repairs. JOSEPH . ^ painting, interior and exterior DON’T DELAY Controm atics C orp., 200 West Apply In Person with a memo listing the , CaU Hlgble Servicemaster, M a in SL, RockvjlUe. 875-3317. companies you do NOT FREE —1955 C adillac fo r parts. paperhangdng,. wallpaper re — ACT NOW — i,niri.4a 649-3433. NCR We are an equal opportunity KLOCK COMPANY J moved. Wallpaper books on re BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. Call 649-4712. em ployer. BUZZ SAWYER Y our letter wlH be de- SPRING CLEANING problems? quest. FuUy Insured. Free es Phone 289-6547 Anytime 1272 Tolland Tpke., Manchester s^ yed If the advertiser Is 1958 LINCOLN Premiere —best Call Suburban Cleaning Serv tim ates. CaU 649-9658. OLIVETTI YOU SAY BOB'S MADLY IN LOVE PART- TIME saleswoman, WRH rr, BUZ SAWYER/ one you’ve mentioned. It offer. Must sell this week. 649- ice at 649-9229 coday fo r free HOW CAN YOU ADVISE WITH YOU. GOOD-LOOKING, INSIDE - OUTSIDE painting. Thursday evenings, aU day - not it will be handled In 1116. estimate. Budget terms avail METOMARRYA MAN WEALTHY. COULD GIVE YOU the usual manner. Special rates for pei^le 66 or VICTOR Saturdays, year 'round, ex AND THE KIDS SECURITY, able or use your Coim. Charge 1 DON'T LOVE? 1966 CHEVBLLE —4 -d ^ 6 over. CaU my competitors then perience preferred but not nec- UCBNBHJD phunber ■wanted. YOU'D LEARN TO LOVE HIM. Card. cylinder, standard shift, prl- caU m e. E stim ates given. 649- AAA, essary. A pply Shoor Jew elers, 644-1817. IT 7863, 875-8401. 917 Main St. Manchester. Lost and Found 1 vate owner, beautiful condition. REWEA'VING OF bums, moth TRACTOR TRAILER CALCULATING* ELECmiCIAN'S helper, ex- CaU 649-3036. holes. Zippers repaired. Win )sAy P \e c t VI/A6 LOST —pair of gflri’s glasses. PAINTmG BY Dick Fontaine, It ail adds up to a good THREE GIRLS wanted part- peilenced, immediate steady U dow shades made to measure Interior and exterior. Paper TRAINING mnploymeiit. WUson EBectzlcd ACCEPTEP BY A tortoise sheU frames, vicinity- i960 AUSTIN Healey 3000, red, all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Job at FIRST NATTONAL! time. Apply in person UA 'Hiea- So. Main and Mt. Nebo. 643- excellent condition, radio, heat- hanging and waU paper re If you have experience on tre Blast, M anchester Parkode. C o. 649-4M7. made while you wait. Tape re Are you tired of a smaB W0 NPe.12.FUU/’ 1046. n er. Tonneau cov er, 649-0678. moval. Dutch Boy and DuPont. any of the above calculat corders for rent Marlows’s 867 paycheck? If let New Quality workm anship. CaU ing or adding machines (or WUAT WAS VT/? Main, 649-6221. Elngland 'Tractor Trailer LOST PASSBOOK No. 1167. No- 1964 CHEVY H, 6 cyUnder, auto- evenings, 246-9593. the nnany other ipakes) Trainiing sibow you how to tl<» Is hereby gjlven that Pass- matlc transmission, radio and and a liking tor figure EXTERIOR AND interior paint moke $9,000 to $12,000 a book No. 1167 Issued by the heater, excellent condition, caU work, come to our employ year. N.E.T.T.T. has train F irst M anchester O ffice, Hart- 643-0145. euildlng—> ing. Wallpaper books, paper ment office to discuss some ed men for more than 130 ford National Bank A Trust C o .------^------Contracting 14 hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful of our opportimitles. has been lost and application CHE'VROLET convertible, ly insured, workmanship guar major trucking* companies. ^ my w wtA. >»c Tjn, in Bs Ht. m. t - 3 Of course, we offer fine N BY LANK LEONARD running condition. $76. CaU 649- A short training program MICKY FINN h»m been m ade to said bank ALL TYPES of cabinet work, anteed. L eo P elletier, 649-6326. working condltioiM, com- 9258, between 6-8. in your area, full or part- rnrnm *‘Talk about sagregation! fly social studies class hasn’t for payment and Issuance of a kitchen remodeling our spe I f no answer 643-9048. petitl've salaries, excellent GALLAGHER'S you MEAN— ? HE DIDN'T WARM , .-v,.-,.. tiime, day or night wiU got a boy in itl" new bM k. 1960 CADILLAC —4-door sedan, cialty, 22 years exi)erlence. benefits and convenient CURVE WOULDN'T WITHOUT HIM UP THAT FIRST ' '^1 I THINK Fair prices. Call Lou Doscanlo, PAINTING Paper hanging; 30 make you eligible for the STOP 'EM! I'M WARMING UP? DAY WE SAW HIMj DeVille, very good condition. free perking. THE AIRCRAFT S r S T H E FOUND —smaU black, brown 649-6985 anytime. years experience, Manchester truclting Industay. We train NINTH GONNA GAMBLE CALL TIMEI May be seen at -20 McKee St. and nearby towns. C. Y. Paul, AGAIN.' BY WALT WE'TTERBERG and white male mongrel dog. on ges end DteseH.lractoffs, INNING AND THE WB.LETS QUAUTY Carpentry—Rooms, THE BEAVERS CaU Andover D og Warden, 742- 875-6359. 35 and 40 toot fcbxes and NEEDS ' pCF-V.LjJL^ y N O , dormers, porches, basements, HRST LEAD 5-4,' 7194. 1960 DODGE 4-door sedan, V-8, tankers. Plaoement aosist- refinished, caUnets, bullt-lns, NOT H E cJU S T $495. CaU 649-4660 after 6. Roor Rnishing 24 ance upon graduation. CeB INSPECTORS ...BUT COO/ W A N l^ TO kLNCW ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga 283-6879. rages, .rec rooms, bathrooms drawings to check parts, use a number of pre- MAKES a X H A 6 0 B A P . A 6 0JT A IR FOLLUriON WANTED RIDE to Pratt & SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce Men needed on aU shifts In carding dept. Experience pision measuring instruments, and accept parts '' n FDSSARXJTAIK THBy OHOOLP RNCa^L Whitney, first shift 7-3:30. Vi Motorcycles Umlted funds available for sec helpfiil but not essential, we train yod. Attractive ment work, cellar floors, pat which meet specifications. FOLUjnON. OVBRMR&DANBy'e cinity Mancheêr Green, ond mortgages, payments to - wages,. group Insuranoe and profit sharing, benefits. 6-3^ ÂPPA0£CAN/ Bicycles 11 ios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- W oodbrldge S t 643-5434 a fter 4. suit your budget Expedient Apply In person at ‘ zynskl, Builder, 649-4291. 0ONES4 YAMAHA — NEW dealership. sen d ee. J. D. R ealty, 648-5129. no65wv k i l Sales and service at Seymour Automobiles For Sale 4 ''Auto, 681 Main St., M anches- ALDON SPINNING CORP. PARTS INSPECTOR ter. Open Thursday and Frl- Paving - Driveways 14-A Business Opportunlly 28 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 1965 FORD—Custom V-8, auto xaloottville :, c o n n . matic, radio and day evenings.______a MESITE - QuaUty workman- AUTO AGENCY, exceUent looa- To perform visual and dimensional inspection wi HOW <300D '—'DO You KNOW cfaanically good conation* 590. HONDA—150cc, excellent ship on driveways, parking tion good financing. 5V>r an 'w h a t it m e a n s w h e n a variety of sheet metal details and weldments, TO SEE FATHER OaU W7-9827 after 6 pjXL condition, some cuatom work, arâs, commercial and) resl- pointment call Paul J. A N D CHILD 5 A CHILD HELPS / POcl check for proper contour blending and welding, T O lL lN e , HER FATHER?^ CAVAU4 NEBID C A R ? Y our cred it turn- 'm an y new parts. $299. 649-5417. dentlal F ree estim ates, no ob- ti R eel Estate, 648r5368, 648- pôrm gaging operations, nuê out quality re 3 ------Ugations. Call BJastem Paving 2126, TOGETHER.', ^ ed down? Short on down pay- p a r ILLI m otorcycle, 360 view reporte. C o., 628-8937, cc. excellent condition. OaU PACKAGE STORE tor sale. For C/'PTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER sionT Don t despair • See Hon oma after 5 '30 inlcrmetion esA PhUbrlck est Douglas. Inquire about lo w 643-0929 after 5.30. A gency, R ealtors, 649-6847. “J 5 0 the killer (5 est down, smaUest payments jggg XLCH—'like new condition, ^ Roofing— Siding 16 NEW FARM SHOP Visit the Employment Office, 400 Main Stm t, PORCINO THE 0LAKE5 anywhere. N o sm all loan or m ileage. CaU 1-429-1109 af- East Hartford. Open Monday through Friday TO HIDE HIMl AW/ B ID W E LL h o m e Im prove- flnonce company plan. Douglas ' ter 6. Sehoob and Glosses 33 from 8 am . to 4:30 pm ., 'Tuesday and Wednes attempt to save ______m ent Co.—^Roofing, siding al- M otoie, 833 ■EM MAY 6B RI5KY ______M0T0RCT(3LE 1966 (Sears) teratlbns, additions and re- APPUGATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN day evenings till 8 p.m. end Satmiiays 8 am . till ^ FOR THEM! 1964 A U T N E , $1,396. Alao 1968 push; 260 o c, oil Injection, ex- m odeling o f all ty p ea B xcel- noon. AJptoe, $995, both tops. Herb’s oeHent condition, 800 miBes, lent workmanship. 649-6495. AAA OPPORTUNITY GOiiage, R t ® $460. CaU 640-2624 after 6:80. FOR MALE AND FEMALE HELP bla. Authomed Alpine, Tiger, ------;------— — - ~ ~ ' Simbeaan, Sdmea Dealer ^WO GIRLS’ bicyclw, M”,jl- Roofing Ond Operate Heavy Equipment PR An and BY BOB LUBBERS m ost new, reasonable, 640-8761 Chimneys 16-A TO OPERATE OURl BEAUTIFUL NEW ROBIN MALONE MERCBIDBS-BEJNZ, 1959,180A, Q^t^r 6 p.m . WHITNEY 4-door sedan, engine complete- ROQFINO—RBJPAIR of roofs. ..OR HE'LL ly overhauled, sacrdiHce, $376. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, s^ e gutters and coo- Earn whUe you learn. B am 'nr: CALL HIM, WILLMDU, TWINIcy ?, WELL'" I WANT TO CALL. TELL HIM We'LL COUWT YOUR/ ALL P6R60N -T0- PERSON THINIC 649-2618. walls, ductors. Repair of <*lmneys,. to $300 w e^y m - a AIRCRAFT races. CALORIES « . S E E YOU PONT RIGHT. <; ' TO cohieizessMAU 50MerHi>eS A ll con crete r e p _ ^ . too. fbmC all rhOougbl'n, iw h i'n . 643-7707.648-7707. fession al H E A V Y EQTOT- (30RVETTB Stingray — 1966, Reasonably priced. 643-P86U MBNT OPERATOR. For FARM SHOP GETCAUeHr IN PRAPTS IN CLAYTON H ALE", WRCver. bmandy, 4-speed, 350 h.p. two ■ ——_ the first time in’ the USA, A WETPIKIMI/ MALONE AT KElliY RD. IN VERNON Diviskm of United Aircraft Corp. OPERATOR? ENTERPRISES BY ROUSON tops, aH extras Including AM- RUSS’ MOWER Service R oofing cmd Allstate Training Center LITTLE SPOR'TS ^ radio, poaMraction, gold- sharpening and rept^. ^ toiy An Equal Opportunity Ejnployer PAVILION AT eXP061 offers qualified men 19 and Chimneys 16-A over the opportunity to oriS ^ owner, low PYin or part-time, no eoeperienoe neoeesary. Training oouraa START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA m ileage. 648-2030. ^ ‘ ck-up and deU- ery jj o o p D ,a U S p ed a llilh g » - t r a i n l o c a l l y in SPARE TIME on all makes with pay fior aU emplfiyea. Apply in pempn Mon. thru FrL, ^------. . .. — service. 742-7807. nalrinr roils of aU kinds, new 1963 P O N TIA C LeiMjans con ------*«> of eqiilpment, buUdozer,. /wM^SMTairtomatic M A M RUBBISH CO. offers roofs, gutter work, chimneys scrapers, ba«dthoes, ■ ,etc. including M anorial, Day, from 10 A.M- ** ® I^'ifiM ii^^m ndltio^Ld de^ commercial. Industrial, pro- oleanod and r«|)aired, 30 stars’ Accredited program. Job 872-4356 for an i^printment. studded snow fewdonal, residential, rtmov^ experience. Free eettaaates. placement upon completion. S e n t flS u X service, containerized servhi. OaU Howiey 648-6361. 644- Budget plan. 622-4689 any- n res, lo , available. 646-9757. 8338. tima. 4. 649-4896, 649-9606. • IW tv NW I* 4 -S

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/■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTL.I, CONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 8,1967 PAGE E1FTBEN.. i MANCHESTER feVENiNQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY; JUNE 8, 1667 1 PAGE FOURTEEN Housed For Sole T1 For Sola 72 Suburban For Solo 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Resort Property H o u it For Sola 72 Housos For Solo 72 ; Heusot For Sola 72 H o u s m For Sol* 72 H o u sm Help Wanted— Boots______and____ Accessories ______46______Rooms Without Board $9 H d p W q n fd — Mate 36 For Rent 67 CHENEY ESTATE-14 rooma, 4 MANCHESXB3R—6 room Garrl- BX<3ffiPTl6NMr'6% room ten- MANCHBgTBR-overslzed 6 IDE^ FOR couple —2 bed BOI/TON--new 6 room Raised EAST HARTFdRD — 2-fantity FIVE ROOH Cape, enclosed $26,600. Phti- porch, all utilities. Only $16,600 l ^ e or Female 37 35 h . p . m e r c u r y outtoard, t h e Th o m p s o n House, cot' ------baths, 2-cw „sarhS*. — . appro*" aon Colonial, modem kitchen pieced Ranch, rec room, 1% room Split Level, large li'ving room6, new sunporch, patio, Ranch, cathedral ceiling In Hy house, garage, FULL-TIME real estate s a le s -______Realtors, 649- H. M. Frechette Realty, 647- 1969 model, rebuilt In 1966, tage Street, centrally located, GIANT’S NECK Heights—pn- g acrea„of land- By ^ With budlt-in range, dtsb-waab- baths, enclosed porch, gârage, room and dining room, kitchen carport, beautifully lan^cap- ing room, stone fireplace, glass brick Agency, man with or without sales ex- WANTED MARRIED couple large, pleasantly furnished yate beach resort, 4 room Cot- poi^tnient. PhUbrick • Agency, 6847. 0993. . CLASSIFIED perience. For more detlills call electric starter. 849-6320. er, dispoeal, 2-*ooe hot water large yard enclosed with stock with antiple cabinets, S good ed yard. Call early, $16,000. H. sliding doors, sundedk, built- ■tor -janitorial service in office ^ rooms, parking. Call 640-2368 lage, 2 bathrooms, heat ■ and Kealtors, 649-6J47. „ . i « beat, excellent financing, $19,- ade fence. Leonard Agency, sized bedrooms, also paneled M. Frechette, Realty, 647-9093. ins, basement fireplace, one- Mr. PhUbrick, PhUbrick Agen b u U ^ g , evenings, must have jg*-, WOLVERINE, 30 h.p. Evln- for overnight and permanent water. Huge rear sundeck. •1 BOLTON —cozy 4 room Ranch, 900. PhUbrick Agency, Real 646-0469. recreation room, 1% baths, car basement garage. One acre cy, 649-6347. ’ own transportation. Good ûde, electric start, trailer, guest rates. sleeps 8. 490 weekly. 142-8142. oversize garage with attached Wanted— Real Estate 77 tors, M9-0S47. fireplace, basement garage, lot. Immediate occupancy porch, accessable large lot and hours, good pay. 46 Oak St., complete with top and canvass. GLENDALE RD. MANCHESTER —spacious Co Lets For Sole 73 SELLING your home? For ADVERTISING ' ^ ^ MISQUAMICUT, Rhode Island large lot, immaculate Condition $22,500. U&R Realty Oo., Inc., $14,900 -is the price. 648-6350. 649-5334. call after 2 p.m. 643-8467. lonial, 7 rooms, 4 yearn old, prompt, courteouB service LIGHT housekeeping rooms for —summeir resort. Stanton Real- inside and o a t $26,900. UAR BOLTON—Large wooded lots 648-2692. Robert D. Murdock, Francis J. McCartan, Broker. 2% baths, family room, panel 643-6472. that g '^ results cedi Louis CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS IN THE electronic field we need jg, p^NN YAN —trailer, 36 h.p. rent. OaU 643-4074. ty stdU heto, a g < ^ selectlM Now under coostrucUan — Realty Oo., Inc., 648-2092. Rob In prime residenUtU areas, production workers. No pre-Joh n son , many extras. No rea- Ranchea, Rslsed Ranches, ing, aluminum siding, 2-cor. ANDOVER — Webster Lane,. Dimock Realty, 640-9823. . 8 A,M. to 5 PJfl. , f , ------j ------— — ' '' ------r; of two and three bedroom cOt- ert D. Murdock, 643-6472. starting at $3,500. (boll 643- VERNON — Hublard D r.—Im IBM Cokmiails. Choose your ACT garage, 329,900. Fttilbrick 6 ^ room Ranrii, baths, 2 vious experience necessanr, Enable'offgr refused. Call 649- ROOM FOR lady or working summer vaca- \. 4461 or 640-7367. WANTED—Lokefront property. ' \ ■ ------O , ^ ' lin. Multi-Circuits, hit. 3530 , ' gentleman, parking. » m e Agency, Realtor^ 649-6347. MANCHESTER — Cape, large maculate 51^ room flreplaced acres. Leonard Agency, Real will train tdon to rent by the week, two model. ' \ \ ---- ; ■ ‘ ■ .1 . Cash paid. Also multiê dweU- I kitchen privileges, 132 "Birch family sized' kitchen. Uving 100x200’—A-ZONE LOT. water Ranch, rec room, 1^ baths, tors, 646-0469. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 60 Harrison St. weeks, or more. Winnapaug NED fiberglas runa- room with fireplace, 3 bed and sewer. Call #43-4168 be- garage, large lot. Leonard 6 p M DAI BB5FOBE PUBLICATION. St., 648-8666. Rd., Misquamicut, R I. Tel. Directions: FoUow Keeney is plentiful and there is an tuifity. Well kept 2 family, S-S OPFICE .HELP —accounts re- bout, 80 h.p. Mercury outboard, rooms, 2 tua baths, aluminum tween 9-6 p.m. ' Agency, 646-0169. COVB3NTRY -fo u r room year h q USES DeadllM for S»tatd»y and Monday ia 6 p.m. Friday. 1-401-696-2886. St., turn right on Bush HMl ample supply of housliig duplex, 2 heating systems, 2- WAN’TED—in every ceivable clerk, part-time or trailer, many extras, $600. 742- NICE ROOM with living room sldlng,-$16,900. PhHbrick Agen ’round Ranch home, aluminum Trainee Rd. CWendele Rd., fits* available. If you axe hunt oar garage, ertra B-zene lot ANDOVER —beautiful building VERNON — Immaculate 8% part of town, aU price ranges. full-time, from June 16-August gj^gg ‘ and kitchen privileges. Call COVENTRY Lake —waterfront, ing for a new or used home cy, Realtors, 649-6347. storm windows and screens, Buyers with cash waiting. CaU street on right included. Hurry. Hayes Agency lot, excellent location, soil test room Ranch with 8 bedrooms lOUB COOPERATION WILL fH A|_ A 43>2711 31. Call for appointment, 843- _ „ — ------643-9889. lovely 4 bedroom cottage, pri in the Manchester area let enclosed porch, pull down stair now Paul J. Oorrenti, Real Es BE APPRECIATED ■ ■ 9891. Alcar Auto Parts,' 226 16’ FIBERGLAS Crestllner with 646-0131. TWO-FAMILY close to Man- compileted for year ’roumd ap and heated family room. Kitch vate beach, dock, inside and one of our experienced real way to attic, low taxes. Oil tate, 643-5363, 643-2125. Excellent opportunity to 40 Evinrude electric start and chester High School, one apart proved home or summer dwell en has buUt-hi over and range, Spruce St. outside fireplaces. Available estate counselors assist you MANOIBSTER — handyman’s hot water baseboard radiation. train in data processing de accessories, plus Cox tilt trail Apartments— Flats— WESLEY R. SMITH ment has 3 rooms,,one 0 rooms, ing. Plnanclng available. Price large li'ving room with fireplace last 3 weeks in June. Call 232-, in finding the right home special, 8 rooms, 'fity vmter, Excellent location on deadend AFS Student Continued From Preceding Poge partment. Must be high er. $1,595. 649-1541. Tenements 63 CONSTRUCTION CO. one heating system, 2-car ga $800. F. M. Gaal Agency, Brok assumable 6% per cent mort school graduate. Company Situations Wanted— 8190. to suit your family needs. city sewer, convenient loca gage. $17,900. Wolverton Agen St, Price $10,400. P. M. Gaal As members of both the rage, good lo t Excellent in er, 643-2682. Gay Blair, 742-6921. Agency, Broker, 643-2682. Gay UUses Alejandro Penayo •( offers excellent wages and WE HAVE customers waiUiig 643-1567 tion, structurally sound. Only ------^------§1------cy, Realtors, 640-2813. Senate O K s Female 38 Manchester and Greater vestment T. J. Crockett, Real Blair, 742-8921, Cordoba, Argentina, is M a » working conditions. for the rental of your apart Wonted To Rent 68 $9,600. Hayes Agency, 646-0181, tor, 648-1577. TWO TREED LOTS —Vernon Help Wanted— Help Wanted— Male 36 Diamonds— Watches— Vernon Mxiltiple Listing 100 X 166’ for $3,000. Mapehes- Coventry Chester’s next American BleMI ALTERATIONS and Ironing ment or home. J. D. Real Es- ASHWORTH ST. —custom build- BOL’TON —Raised Ranch on 2 Systems we have o'ver 150 MANCHESTER — Oape, 7 ter 180 X 300’ $4,700. Wolverton Testimonial Service exchange student. Hk.. Female 35 PART-TIME help 8 a.m.-12 noon APPLY done in my home. Reasonable. Jewelry 48 . tate. 643-6129. CLEAN, nicely furnished room MANCHESTER —4 bedroom Oo- er will design and build your acres, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, listings on file at all times. rooms, large famUy room, din Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL wiU arrive in mid-August tO. to work in nursery. John Whit- 649-1916. with private family. Day work- ]<](nial on a 150 x 200’ lot, big home on one of these nice level combination kitchen famUy MEN WANTED, part-time open WATCH AND JEWELRY re- THREE ROOM apartment, heat Drop into our office and ing room, 3 bedroom s, $19,600. spend a year with Dr. and Mrs. ham Landscape Ntirsery. 643- er. Parking, central location. family kitchen with all bullt- lots. Our signs on premises. T. room. Must seU at this sacri Profit Curb ings available nuwnings for pairing. Prompt service. Up to and hot water furnished. Call look these listings over at PhUbrick Agency, Beakoea, And Harvey Pastel of 647 Porter St, 7802. FIRST NATIONAL CaU 648-1131. ina. Heated family room, for J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. fice price. $21,600. H. M. Fre jandtor service. Call General Dogs— Birds-— Pets 41 $20- on your old watch in trade. 643-2068. your oonvenlenoe. 649-5347. BOJJTON—One acre wooded lot while attending Manchester. mal dining room, flreplaced with brook, $3,600. 646-0264. SUMMER CAMP chette, Realty, 647-9993. HARTFORD (AP) — A blU Services Inc., 46 Oak St., 649- Closed Mondays, F. E. Bray. WANTED -ca m p er trailer, last living room, 2-car garage, Voi- MANCHESTER—3 large bed- High Sdbool. STORES AKC BLACK miniature poodles, -n., gj gtate Theatre LOOKING FOR anytning m real ^ ^ in t,i1v Htnve. re- M A N C H iirE R - « year-«*d, 7 that would outlaw the posslbUlty 5334. 737 Main two weeks In July, stove, re verton Agency, Realtors, 649- rooms, living room, dining CFUiLLY EQUIPPED) The youth is a son of Mr. and'' SUMMER HELP puppy shots, wormed. Call 875- e-tate rentals — apartments, room Colonial with central air- WILLINGTON —one acre lot, of political candidates making Building. frigerator. sleeps .6. 649-3209. JARVIS REALTY CO. room, kitchen, central, near Mrs. Heremias Penayo. HI* m e c h a n i c WANTED — for Park A Oakland Aves. 0337. homes, multiple dwellings, no 2813. located In very good neighbor personal profit from testimonial schools, bus, shopping Im conditioning, 3 generous bed Legal Notices father la a professor of science general repairs and servicing WANTED fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, REAL’TORS MLS INSURORS rooms, formal dining room, 12 hood, highly restricted area for Must Be Sold In 30 Days dinners—a paramount issue in East Hartford ADORABL^ PUPPIES—Pedi MANCHESTER —new 3 bed maculate. Bel Air Reel Estate, and literature, and principal o f new cars. Flat rate. Paid holi 643-6126. Business Property x 20’ fireplaoed Uving room, Ideal dream home. Plenty of ORDER OF NOTICE the censure case of Sen. 'Klo- gree or mixed. Wild Cargo Pet room Colonial, with 2'/i baths, 283 East Center Street 643-1121 643-9332. the Instituto PoUtecnlco, Cortse- days, insurance and vacation. We are now hutag High Garden— Farm— kitchen with buUt-lns, heated trees for shade, price $2,500. 31 beautiful aores, 3,000’ hef7at^M^f«er.®^rttW?^nd™r "las Dodd-awaits final legisla- Shop, 643-6108. MODERN 4 room second floor For Sole 70 country size kitchen with built- ba, and his mother is a medical' Contact Tony or Earl, Paul School boys 16 years or family rohm, altoched garage, F. M. Gaal Agency, Broker, the District o£ Manchester, on the tive aclon in the House, wfiere Dairy Products 50 apartment, heat, hot water, ins including dishwasher. For SEVEN ROOM Cape, Bowers doctor and university teacher. A^. Dodge PonOac, 649-2881. over for full or part-time APARTMENT HOUSE—6 units, like new- $25,700. Wolverton 643-2682. Gay Blair, 742-6921. frontage cm two paved S J. Waiieu, approval 1s expected. electric range, refrigerator, mal dining room, 24’ living School area. 3 bedrooms, kitch brother, Raul, 12, Is the other!*' work. GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies SPINACH, 76c half bushel, 20c located at the center of Man Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Judge. The biU, passed by the Sen- LATHE HANDS and guaend country location, $126. Adult room, heated and Hreplaced MANCHBISTEK —new 3 bed en, living room, dining room, roods. Rliglit o f way to member of the family. lb; lettuce plants, 40c contain chester, excellent condition. By family room and garage. Like of M ^ e lt o ', ate Friday night with powerful machinists, paid hospitaliza FUEL OIL for sale, call 643-4b78. couple, no pets. 643-7056 after family room, 2-car garage, room Gcirrison Colonial, formed MANCHESTER — Convenient Land For Rent 73>A Penayo has carried a full. er; 21 Angel St. appointment, PhUbrick Agen neiw. Prindipals oiily. OaU 649- lake, $40,000. OaM Suzanne to said District, deceased. bipartisan support, would apply tion, bohdaya and vacaRoa APPLY 1 p.-m. $31,900. Wolverton Agency, dining room, 24’ living room GROOMING arid boarding all cy, Realtors, 649-8347. ly located 6 room older home, BOLTON—160’ frontage, busi hihuld t e ? '^ d S S ^ a t {r ‘^ o S S to virtually all major eledtions schedule of a c a d ^ ic plan. Apply Metroaica. Inc., TRUCK- DRIVER Realtors, 649-2813. with fUnplace, huge kitchen 6260. Slhorts, 643-8886. MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN breeds, Harmony Hills, H C. rec rt>om, garage, extra lot ness zone on Route 6 & 44A, with said estate to this Court for al- Connecticut. flcnool. He is active in sporm ««o mniard at. 3Vj r o o m apartmeiYt, central with bultt-iM,^heat^ fÛ ^ ELIMINATE Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton, locauon neai iwi. wai-c* b—" BOLTON — six farnlly apart' ooZ Y 2 bedroom Ranch, flra- congestion for available. Leonard Agency, ‘°O R D E i^ : That the i3Ui day of The proposed measure speUs rugby, s^mn^g, 46 West Center SL Nights from 6 p.m. - mid Household Goods 51 location, heat, hot water, gas room, 1^ bathe, aitiacbed ga. land lease. Call Paul J. Cor- 643-5427. for cooking. ' gomge, s e ^ d place, ^rage. prlce^ for quick comfort at its best. Take a look 646-0469. renti Real Estate, 643-5863, J. WA'TSON BEACH & Co. June, 1967,_ eat precisely what a campaign basketball, tennis and 'voUey-. night. good pay and bene throughout. , rage, $28,600. Wolverton Agen at this 6% room 2-year-old CLEAN, USED refrigerators, floor of private home. Middle Char Bon Agency, 64S- 643-2125. treasurer may spend money for, baU. He l^ t a forwar^ his let^\ fits. Apply in person, Mori- DACHSUND puppies—AKC min units, all rented. Close to four ^ cy, Reattors, 649-2813. REAI/TORS 522-2114 TWO EXPERIENCED painters ranges, automatic washers, Ranch, built-in oven and. range, che^r, be and uie same is ae- says that proceeds from ters say, to the .opportunity for A TXIX A XIT arty Bros., 301 Center St., iature, small standard, stand aged couple or working lady MANCHESTER signedI for. a» 1 hearing .. on the allow- . . __, ____ be getting to know and live with ^ and a painter’s helper, top with guarantees. See them at acres of land. Choice location PARKER ST —3 bedroom Co fireplace, large treed lot. A BOLTON—Coventry line—3 bed- anoe of said administration account fund-raising affairs cannot . , . Manchester. ard reds and blacks, also Eng preferred. Call 643-8101. wages to right men. Call after B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649- with unlimited possibilities.3slb T. ^^3 ggo__older 7 room home on lonial, excellent residential sec mere $16,990. with a 5% per Resort Property room Ranch, fireplace, % acre “ sed except for those specified American students tills coming Degree required, at least 3 lish Setters and Weimaraners. 3>,i ROOMS, furnished or un J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. cent assumable mortgage. An FIVE BEDROOMS heirs and order of distritoutlon, and year. 6. 649-9658. Main St. Call 643-2171. bus line, loaded with possibili tion, 8 rooms down, full base For Sole 74 lot, excellent condition. Call this Court directs that notice of the expenditures, years’ experience In indus Call 1-628-6673. furnished, oil heat, good loca ties, excellent financing avaU- other fine offering from the time and place assigned for said am ended earUer In the TWO HOMES, one 4 rooms plus ment, excellent condition now. Only $15,2(M. Hayes trial accounting, through GENERAL factory workers, ap SEWING MACTSn E —Singer Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Two fun baths, Ideal for bearing be given to all persons ______tion, reasonable, parking, able. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, throughout. Only $17,500. T. J. OAPE COD — East Brewster, Agency, 646-0131. known to b€ Inlerestod thoreln to S6ll£lt6, th6 Dill Q06S not lim it general ledger and finan ply 8:30-4. New England Metal automatic zig-zag ip cabinet, garage with hot air heat. One large family. Only IS years FREE —female puppy. mixed adults only. Call 643-6389. 643-1577. Orockett Realtor, 643-1677. MLS, 649-2813. nice lot, private beach and heard therwn by yjg number of testimonials a cial statements. Some Products, 44 Stock Place. button holes, embroiders, hems 5 room home plus garage, old and in good condition. publishing a copy of this order in Church Worker rood, $5,000. OaU 649-4997. VERNON — Extraordinary Sac some newspaper having a circula bandldate may have but Beagle, call 643-1432. etc. Like new condition. Orig CENTRAL —5 room flat, heat steam heat. Available income j^j^^cHEgxER — Spilt MANCaiEaTER — 3 bedroom SPLIT LEVEL —family room. Convenient South End loca knowledge of cost and HOME ABLE, active, astute. The Sing Level, rifice. 6 room Ranch; 4 room tion in said District, at least seven restricts them to roughly taxes. Salary open. Please inally over $300, balance now, ed, residential area, first floor. from both homes, $200 month baths, dining room, modern kitchen tion. Qffened’ ait $21,500. CHOICE WATERIFRONT lot days before the day of said hearing, S e t to S p e a k er Co. has openings for man FOUR miniature silver male like new, 9 rooms, 3 Ranch, oversized garage,’ nice home, over 3 acres land, 150x nine months before and 90 days send resume or call $58. Take qver payments of Available July 1. 643-7287. ly. Excellent financing at 6 per with bullt-tns, 1% baths, ga with new chalet type cottage. and by mailing on or before Mhy agement trainees. If you are poodles, AKC registered, home many extras, $29,900 firm- location, nearly 2 acres of land. 200, zoned for business. For as. 1M7, by certified mall, a copy tifter the election. Pioneer Aerodynamic Sys DELIVERY $10. monthly. 522-0476. cent, interest for 15 years. Sell A country home in town, re rage, large landscaped lot. $28,- OaU 647-9589. of this order to Ekhel GupstW, To LCW Group interested in sales and man raised. 643-7116. Owner, 843-9889. complete details call Paul J. demson. So. Carolina: Dennis G. If a candidate holds a testi tems, Bic., Manchester, ing price $18,000. F. M. Gaal duced to $21,000. Mitten Agen 900. PhUbrick Agency, Realtora L. C. GREENOUGH Co. agement, we want to talk to SINGER automatic Zij, Zag COLCHES’TER —Lake H o Oorrenti, 643-5363, 643-2125. Kosky, Hoophtll Road, Cheshire, monial in the post-election pe Miss Evelyn A. Stark of Seas 64^1581. Furnished Agency, Broker, 643-2682. Gay g o NTEMPORARY—9 rooms, 4 cy, Realtors, 643-6930. 649-5347. 647-9921 Coral.; Walter J. Kosky. o o Dennis SALESMEN you. Guarantee of up to $100. with' dial lever for fancy de ward. Beautiful 6 room sum G. Kosky. Hoophill Road, Cheshire, riod, he must itemize receipts man and International House, FREE 6 cute kittens to good Apartments 63>A Blair, 742-8921. bedrooms, 2Vt baths, automat- ANDOVER—Btve room Ranch, Conn., and return make to this per week during training. Good signs, buttonholes, appliques, ______MANCHESTER^ room Colo MANCHESTER —older 6 room mer Ranch home, 3 biedrooms, and expenditures of the affair An Equal Opportunity homes. Call 649-3084. ~ ic kitchen, family room, din 3 years oW, walk-out base Court. New York City, will speak Good home service delivery salary, commission and car al- ______etc. (sold for over $200 new) r o CICVILLE —3 rooms, corn- nial, IH baths, dishwasher, Colonial, in top condition, cab- lavatory with extra sink, good JOHN J. WALLETT.T, JudgJpdge within 30 days to the Secretary Ehnployer ing room, beautiful large wood TWO FAMIUBS — We have ment, acre lot. OeU now, only cc; Mary E. Kosky, Admrx ’Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the routes are now open, which lowance after training period. puPPIES for sale, part Ger- $5 a month or $43 70 cash, will pi^tely furnished, first floor, Land For Sale 71 carpeting, family room, recrea Ineted kitchen, enclosed porch, size treed lot, screened in *• J of State’s office. ed lot, $31,900. PhUbrick Agen- serveral to choose from, one $14,500. Hayes Ageijcy, 646- annual meeting and election oiCrv will give the right men AH employe benefits. For this man Shepherd, and Labradoo- accept trade. Call 246-4486. tion room, double garage, cen 1% baths, conveniently locat porch. Fully furnished. Avail- Republican minority leader parking, centrally located. 875- MILES from Manchester, cy. Realtors, 649-6347. only 3 years old, fine location, 0131. LIMITATION ORDER ^ ^ „ t . good income. 5 day week, better than average position Retrelver, $10. 742-8450. ed, $17,300. Hayes Agency, 646 . able for Immediate occupancy. ______a t a COURT OF PROBATE, Frederick Pope Jr. of Fairfield officers of the Emanuel Luth- EXPERIENCED janitor for lo 8322. tral, $2?,900. Hutchins Agency, many fringe benefits. A apply to the Singer Co. 71 Pratt DANISH DIVAN—walnut with one acre with foundation, sep 0131. good income. ’Thinking o f in Financing avaUable. ■wlU con ANDOVER —8 room Colonial, li?'** ^ the money Is playing a more eran Church Women at ^thez. tic tank, well, $2,500. Terms. MANCHE S T E R executiva Realtors, 649-5324. vestment property. Vet us show cal office building. Excellent liberal commission arrange St., Hartford. ADORABLE silver and white foam cushion and coffee table sider offers. Price $7,500. F. M. 5 bedrooms, fireplace. Private 29th day of May, 1967. ‘ and more important role in cam- HaU, Emanuel Lutherair ment makes possible high Three level acres surrounded home. Porter St. area, 8% you what ■w* have. PhUbrick Working conditions. Call 646- tiger part angora kitten, train with glass top to match, rea JUST LISTED— 6 room Garri MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Gaal Agency, Broker, 643-2682. beach privileges, $14,900.. FHA WalieU. paigfis, making it important that Church. Her topic is “ W om e» 0133 for appointment. earnings. Business Locations by beautiful brook and pond, rooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 4 large Raatch, ideal family home in Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. ed. Free. Call before 2, 649- sonable Call 649-3751 after 6 son Colonial, with attached ga Gay Blair, 742-6921. only $460. down. Pasek, Real ^ 'e s ^ c of Walter N. Leclerc. late the public is inform ed w here the in All the World.” She vratT 6944. p.m. For Rent 64 private camp site or recrea bedrooms, Florida room, 27’ rage, beautifully maintained, choice central location. Spa o f ^ b ^ e s t e r . ta said District, de- scheduled to speak at tha MAN WANTED to work in lum $19,000 — Eight rooms, 4 bed tors, 289-7476, 742-8243. Apply Personnel Department tion area, six miles from Man kitchen with built-ins, inteiv half acre lot This exceptional cious U'viing room with 'woU to cbiuch last ilarch but unabW beryard, must have driver’s li rooms, 2 baths, fireplace, ga On motion of Anna M. Leclerc, “ It is probably impossible to Monday-Friday KEBSHOUND puppies, pedi- CXIUCH, 2 chairs, 3 tables, re- STORE FOR RENT, Main St.. chester, $2,500. Terms. Owner, com, completely air-conddtion- ly well oared for home Is 5 wan carpet and fireplace. VERNON—LARGE Ranch on to appear because of a J cense. Davis & Bradford Lum greed, eight weeks old, good for cottage. Manchester in State ’Theatre ed, 2-car garage, beautifully rage, trees bus, Manchester. draw an airtight law.” he said. 8:30 A.M.-3 P.M. " frigerator, good 742-8090. years old, located in a quiet Landscaped tree sihaded lot, Suburban For Sale 75 wooded lot, 2-car garage, alu storpi. ■' ber Co. 200 Tolland St, Fas' Superintendent building, reasonable rent. For landscaped lot. For further in Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ORDERED; That six months “ The ingenuity of the politician natured and good w th chil Call 643-2215. residential area. There are S $19,700. Louis Dlmock, Realty, minum storms, flreptEu;e, $17,- from the 29th day of May 1967. ibe . m,,,* there will be wavs Hartford. information please call theatre 649-5324. SOtrfH Windsor—6 room" Split, and th© same are limited and al- Sucn uiai uiere wui oe wayo Since 1939 the speaker haih dren. Call 643-5025 after 6, or formation call R. F. Dimock large bedrooms, 1 % baths, 649-9823. 900, 10 per cent down. Meyer SEALTEST FOODS MOVING —Sunbeam electric manager at 643-7832. rec room, garage, large lot, lowed for the creditors within w h l^ to get around It." served in the Lutheran Cauirclk 643-8020 days. Houses For Sale 72 Oo., 649-5245. kitchen bullt-lns, formal din $16,990. An extremely nlice 6 Agency, 643-0609. H R E SERVICE man, 46-55 lawn mower, 90’ cord; picnic MANCHESTER — H^dymon’s swimming pool. Leonard Agen ‘e ^ ”âSd *^14 tJ ^ tr h f^ d i^ t^ But he praised the Democratic as a parish worker and in poe MILK DIVISION For apartment house. Ex ing room, fireplace, excellent room Cape, new formica count hours per week- Must be ENGLISH Springer Spaniel table and benches; other gar- LyVRGE CORNER store^^ MANCHESTER—Own your own special. 6 room oJder house on cy, 646-0469. EAST HARTFORD—6 room Oo- ed to Bive public notice to the c r ^ l- sponsored bill and pointed out sltions of leadership in the mt'- town Manchester 45x70’ Par- closet speice, aluminum storms er with lots of cabinet space, rteady worker and married. 255 Homestead Ave., Hartford perience. Full-time. Con pup’s. Registered, excellent den equipment: fireplace set 2-bedroom home for only $12,- bus line, only $7,900. Paid W. lorial, with attached garage, ^ tinS;^^towJd*by that seven amendments to it had tional church program. For a Paid vacation and other bene- Call and screens. Wesley R. Smith, nice shaded yard, shower in markings, ideal pet or bird (log. never used; double studio tlally finished basement. 900. Big shaded yard. Ideal Dougan, Realtor, 649-4635. excellent tat, vith many ma copy of this ordrt- In some ne-wepa.- been sponsored by Republicans. short time in 1946 she was pazii fits. Exx)©rience halixful but not An Equal Opportunity tact Mr. MaiHer, 647-1198. 522-3114. Realtor. 643-1567. the basement along with a ced per----- 1 ha’----.vlng1— . a circulation____ In said Ish worker at Ehnanuel OiurdVf Employer 643-0015. couch; bef" spring, mattress; starter or retirement. FHA ture trees and shrubs, fire probate dfctrlct ■within ten days The bill covers candidates------— — for — - - - essential. Apply in person, MANCHESTER — Attention ar closet and other extra clos NORTH COVENTRY from the date of this order and re- u.S. Senator, U.S. Representa- Manchester, book shelves; etc. Ever' igs 6-8 $500. down. Call now. Paul W. INVESTMENT minded—Lovely place, large living room and Nlchols-Manohester ’Tire, Inc., horse owners, gardeners and ets, not to mention the wash turn make to this court of the no In 1949 Miss Stark was na. U p.m. or all day Sunday. 25 E. tive, governor and other state SMALL OFFICE for rent. Call Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. ' 2-famlly with a possible third master bedroom, 1^ baths and tice given. 296 Brood 9t. FREE KITTENS -647-9605. Eldridge St land lovers, 6% room Ranch, er, dryer, stove and rotor an SH room Rancii, built 1958, JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. offices, the General Assembly, tional executive director at' 646-0090, or 643-5675. unfinished, located a block many custom extras, $28,500. CARPENTERS, outside men, ------N:------MANOHBS'TER—7 room home, TALLWOOD 3 bedrooms, full basement, set tenna that’s included. Another located on 60 acres of high sheriff and judge of probate as women’s work a t the form er EXPERIENCED spray painter from Manchester’s redevelop- J. D. Real Estate, 643-5129, framprs, helpers. Steady work. 30” FRIGIDAIRE electric stove, excellent condition and loca on almost 3 acres of land. Hur fine offering from the Wolver dry land, 4-room cottage ORDER OF NOTICE ___ well as presidential electors. Augtebana Lutheran Ohisrctu wanted. Custom work. Display- STORE — HEATED, 20x70’ , ■ ment, 220 wiring for stoves and 649-8538. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, good condition, $50. Call 649- tion. Only $14,900. Mitten Agen ry, at $20,600. Paul W. Dougan, ton Agency, Realtors, MLS, and chicken coop also on held at Manchester, -within and for She is now administrative ad* craft, Manchester. 643-9657. Call 643-2282 or 876-8702, after ^VANTED —man or boy to mow downtown 840 Meiin St., Man is a unique community of alr-ocindltloneni. May be pur The maximum penalty for i p.m. 0382." cy .Realtors, 643-6930. Rjaltor, 649-4535. 649-2813. ' (COVENTRY — newer 6 room the district of Manchester, on the sistant at the Seamen and IB> lawn. Call 649-9686. Live Stock 42 chester. Call 622-3114. chased completely furnished. property. A real buy at 31st day of May. A.D. 1^7. 'Violations Is one year In ja il and fine homes in a private $22,800. home, excellent oomdltioii, fire Present, Hon. John J. Wtdlett, a fine of $1,000. temational House, with spe« TEN SHETLAND ponies. Must FLORENCIE combination gas offices presenUy MANCHESTER — $14,500 Wolverton Agency, 649-2813. ON MAIN S’TREET. . .a four COLONIAL Farmhouse In town, BARTENDERS —full or part- place, garage, privacy, 3 ^ ’The bill says that a candidate cial responsibilities for hospital* stove, bedroom set, light wood, ^ • ' ------room’ ------home, on— 60x100 lot. Rec wooded setting. Two model 1^ 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, family CONTROL DESK operator, eve sell immediately, no reason suited for professional purpose bedroom colonial with acres, pond, call now. Only Manchester. in said ” district, " — de- may not be his own campaign Ity to the international exchange DEAN MACHINE time. Apply Gaslight Res kitchen set. Excellent condi room In basement, all city CONCORD RD. — beautiful room, 1 ^ baths, fireplace, wall nings, Holiday Lanes, 643-2125 able offer refused. 643-5927 Is now available In the Stato homes for your unhuiTied baths. Corner location. This WARREN E. HOWLAND $17,900. Hayea Agency, 646- taurant, 30 Oak St., Manches tion, best offer. 643-5919. Ranch, large Uving team, for appUc&tloai of John Kramer, treasurer. personnel and missionaries. ^, PRODUCTS Theater Building. Can be sub utilities. Bel Air Real EsUte, inspection. Just off South home would adapt beautifully to wall carpeting, completely 643-1108 N ter. Realtor 0131. It is based on a proposal put In 1958 she traveled around mal dining room, cabinet kitch for a professional office. T.J. redecorated Inside and out, new DUSTY BOSE damask sofa; divided If necessary. For In the world visiting five countries 165 Adams St., Manchester ■ ______Main street, 5 minutes en, 2 bedrooms, recreation heating system 1% acres, 2- TnT.T.A1>m—NEW 8 rAvni Rais- appricattoo on ^y Secretory of State DRUG STORE clerk, nights or Articles For Sale 45 two high back, matching formation call Theater mana Orockett, Realtors, 643-1677. where missionary work is cai^ PARAGON TOOL Co. Inc. room from Manchester Center on room, landscaped yard. Mar car gaxBige, Bowers School. As- ed Ranch, wooded acre tot, ”*oiOERED: That the forgoing weekends, experienced, good chairs; round mahogany table, ger. 643-7832. ried on by the Lutheran Church. pay, driver’s license, reliable. -'SCREENED LOAM for best with 3 bedrooms, formal dining , ion E. Robertson, Realtor, ON BAST OEJNTB5R Street ... sumable 6% per cent mortgage BOLTON LAKE —5 room year garage, 2% Has Immediate Openinfirs 2-tier; rose fortlsan drapes. ixxMti, flreplaced li'ving room, lawns and gardens. Also sand, TAVERN—For sale or rent, in the Glastonbury town Ime. 643-5958. real nice older three bedroom $23,900. Principals only. Own ’round home. Two-3 bedrooms, tSl’fiS^": fonds was criticized. Mrs. Beatrice Pearson will NEEDS Miller Pharmacy. Excellent condditton. 643-0934. 24’ rec room gravel and fill. George H. Grif- quire Birch St. Tavern, or call large kitchen with built-ins. Open 1-9. colonial. Three rooms down er, 643-0068. porch overlooking lake. 100 x sliding gloss doors to patio. day of June, A.D. 1967 at ten lead devotions. Mrs. Roderick Day and Night Sliifts 'V i baths, 2-car garage, $26,5(X). to o'clock in the forenoon, and tSitthat no ------MacLean is chairman of the re* T od makers (witii experi FIRST SHIFT fing, InC], Andover, 742-7886. ~ ---- 643-9505. plus a sun room. Two car gar 200 lot, only $13,500. Wolve- Handy to parkway, $23,900. 10 tice be given to all persona Intereet- mental Aircraft part expe Wolverton Agency, Realtors, age. Deep lot. T.J. Orockett, WOODHtLL Heights —7 room ton Agency, Realtors, 649- ed in said estate of the pendency Maine Man Called Coin freshment committee. Tuirpot lathe (set-up and Precise Lines per cent down. Meyer Agency, of said appltoatlon and me time rience^. IT’S INEXPENSIVE to clean Antiques 56 527 MAIN ST. —large store and 649-2813. 647-992i Realtor, 643-1677. Colonial, near shopping, 2813. operate) Harddnge Ohuck- T od Crib Attendant 643-0600. . and place of hearing------™ therera. by PORTLAND, Ore. — 1:710 rugs and upholstery with Blue ______basement, renovate for tenant. schools and highway. Three puhttohing a copy of tWs order In ^ ______nwn Fasten a sponge to each Jar er (set-up and operate) Jig and fixture men. Lustre. Rent electric sham- WANTED TO BUY—Antique? POUR BEDROOM Ranch con L C.GREENOUGH CO per having a circula- founders o f Portland — Fran- DriM Press OperatOT 529-0518. bedrooms, 1% baths, oversized TOLLAND —oversized 5% room b q LTON— Owner traasferrod, cic P ^ y g r^ of Portland, or bottle of your cleaning sup- ,J5ays, Bridgeport Millers pooer, $1. Olcott Variety Store. steins, furniture, pewter, lead veniently located near East garage, shaded lot, lower 20's, Ranch on a beautiful 1^ acres, this 7 room Ranch has large days before the day of said beai^ All around machinists Long and Lovely h ^ “ tol55Sa?‘ K'ti&y'';ee"SLuie rt Maine, and Amos Lovejoy o f pHes wlto a b ^ tt’e (set-up and operate). ed lamps, art glass, primitives, VERNON—BRAND new build Hartford. Large Uving room Principals only. 649-7813. 3 bedrooms, country kitchen, (must be able to set up and DARK RICH, stone free loam, ing minutes from Parkway, 1,- with fireplace, 2 ceramic baths, pcpfeselonally finished family “ to ^ timStoid pii^ ^ be heard Boston—oouW notagroe in 1845 tiiere when needed and eJtaalF 45-60 Houis Per Week any quantity, 644-8982. work from blueprints). $15. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, 000-8,000 square feet available unusual 14 x 20 family room, TWO FAiMELY, 6-3, calblnet room, minutes from UOoim, on a name for city. washing cto^S po^ AX Benefits 1% lan^tecaped vvrod^ maH^^cow of this o ^ to ^ They flipped a coin to settle of course, have to be waAed patio and pool send and ma with or without loading work. 2-car garage. Excellent value. kitchen, built-in -vacuum sys $21,200. Wolverton Agency, Ehiceillent opportunity for Above Average Pay ^ “ to -to m make Pettygrove tocK-but it k ^ *» An Equal Opportunity nure. 643-9504. Ideal for storage area, ware 10 per cent down, 30 year mort tem, garage, 119x165 lot, gar Reeltora. 649-2813. qualified personoiel,. top $19,500. iDuis Dimock Realty, john J. WALLETT, Judge. wash them then it oHolto. Wanted— To Buy 58 gage available Wesley R. den, troes, $21,900. Hutchins Employer wages and fringe benefits, WIN $1,000, $10, $5, Chevrolet, house or small business. CaU 649-9823. cc: John J. O’Coonor, Alty. ______■ ------HOUSEHOLD LOTS, antiques, 872-0528 weeke^ys. Smith, Realtor. 643-1667. Agency, ReaHtora, 649-5324. BOLTON —8 room house with liberal overtime sohediile, TV, camera, recorder, radio. swimming pool, barn and 80 excellent. working condi Ask about bonus envelopes. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, MANCHESTER —beautiful 9 CONTROMATICS CORP. glassware. We buy estates. Vil- WAREHOUSE for rent, approx: acres of land on Brandy Rd. tions in new fuHy air-con- Cole’s Discount Station, 451 imately 800 square feet, near room Colonial, excellent loca T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- PRESS OPERATORS ditioned diop. 200 W .’ Moin St., Rockville lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 FORK LIFT OPERATORS West Center St. Main St. Call 643-9678. tion, extra large rooms, 2 car 1677. Lake St-, Bolton, 649-3247. garage. Nice outbuilding. PACKERS Mr. Becker, 875-3317 APPLY GERT’S A GAY GIRL—Ready Large well treed and shrubed GLASTONBURY — Immacvflate ■JVst Shift, 45 Hour Week for a whirl after cleaning car WE BUY AND sell antique and used furniture, china, glass, Resort Property comer lot Truly a home of dis 10x65’ 4 room trailer on 126x APPLY 121 Adams St., Manchester pets with Blue Lustre. Rent 368’ treed tat. Artesian well. An Equal Opportunity silver, picture frames, old For Rent 67 ONE tinction. Mitten Agency, Real electric shampooer, $1. Paul’s tors, 643-6930. $10,000 full price. Bel Air Real Eastern Boiler, 99 Loomis St. Paint & Wallpaper Supply. coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, Mandiester Employer watches, old jewelry, hobby MISQUAMICUT ^ rooms, Estate. 643-9332. completely furnished, hot wa OF THE MANCHBSTEIR—5 room single PICNIC Tables—several styles collections, paintings, attic home, 2-oar garage, hot water ELECTRICIAN’S journeyman, from $15.50, up. All bolted ta contents or whole estates. Fiir- ter and heated, $95 per week. experienced residential, com SHORT ORDER cook —full or 643-0491. heat, stonms, screens, new Vernon bles from $20. up, delivered. niture Repair Service. 643-7449. "FINAST" aiwnlnga, frtiit trees, 2 fire- mercial and industrial, steady LUMBERYARD part-time, ejqierience not nec W. Zinker, Rockville, 875-0397. work, Rockville., area. Call 875- essary. Apply In person. How WAN'TED — ’Two used single COLUMBIA LAKE (Cduimbia plaees. Write to L. Thuriow, Q'UALITY •906. ard Johnson’s Restaurant, 394 EXCELLENT, BET’ICIENT and axle dump trucks. 3-7 yard FV?ur)— For rent, small woteo-- First National Stores is proud of its “ Finast" 98 South Second A-ve., Talt- OPENINGS Tolland Tpke. exit 94 Wilbur economical, that’s Blue Lustre boês. Call Conn. Construe- ■ front cottages, June, July and label products, And justly so. It represents an -vlQIle, Onm. PRICE Cross Highway. carpet and upholstery cleaner. tion, 643-9565. August. 643-2593. Permanent job openings in image of dependability and quality. We also be MANCHESTER vicinity — LOCATION Rent electric shampooer, $1. lieve that our office staff represents this “Fi- MAN estalbtishied wholeseie Itun- MAN WITH sales and mechani The ^herwin-Willllams Co. Randi with 4 large laedroome beryand and millwork shop. cal experience, excellent wages nast” image— dependable, qualified employes. or an fai-law arrangement, 2 Custom buflt Raised Ranch For day work in printing and working conditions. Apply EIGHT MM automatic camera, MUST RELOCATE Wouldn’t you like to be part of this? You may fuB bathe, larre kitchen with on landscaped wooded lot ■ plant, some work experi 8 mm projector, ^ cartridges; bultt-tos, ^ fiiepiaced U-ving NO Manchester Cycle Shop, 182 W. have the SPECIAL skills needed to fill one o f easily eiqaandahle to meet ence desdmUe but not re- Middle Tpke. one pair professional roller the following attractive openings. room', exoelilent conditlan, $20,- ihe needs of your growing 3 '■ quired. Good working condi EXPERIENCE skates. 643-8386. WANTED 500. Wolverton Agency, R ec famdly, $22,000. tions and benefits. Apply NECESSARY tors, 649-3813. Mira. Ohristensen, 8:30 am .- Help W onted- A’TTENTION little girls —Bar to Buy, Rent or Loan IBM MACHINE OPERA’TOR .4 pjn. TIhe Burroughs bie type doll, clothes and ac MANCHESTER —7 room Cape 40 hour week guaranteed, Some experience in operating 083, 085 and 519. DIMOCK REALTY :Corp., Business Fewms and Mole or Female 37 cessories, also larger dolls, Cod, 2 baths, garage, p o n ^ overtime, no lay-offs, pen Supplies Group, Rt. 30, Tol cribs, etc. "Jail 643-8698. SMALL SHOP or BUILDING LOT patio, oversized lot, beautiful 640-0828 649-5245 sion and proffit sharing REAL EISTATE sales person, land, Conn. An equal oppor FOB A CLEAN, QUIET BUSINESS IBM KEYPUNCH TRAINEE ly landscaped, ideal location. plan. licensed, full or part-time. .Mr. TWO CAR garage door, 7 x 16’ (14-16-18) tunity employer. ^ Low 20’s. 649-4888 after 5. Miner, 647-1198. 1th hardware and track, $25. Only typing background needed. Sava time, monqy and energy by using our W ant Ads as your daily fibculder detailing and mock OLASTONBUR T—custom 6 Call 289-9379 643-4364. ED'S SIGN CO. I 2027 ■ a , ..11 ■ ■ II ■ pocket flaps give this young and yjjeg of a simple- $15,500—6 ROOM Ranch, fire room Ranch on 4 acres, S Between 8 - 5 P.M. MANAGER —man or woman guide to the job or business opportunity right for you! You ean't LiCENSED joimeyman pluinb- for snack bar. Holiday Lanes, CHOICE GRADE A Vermont 79 CHARTER OAK STREET TEL. 643-8268 COMPTOMETER OPERA’TOR trim fitting style a miUteiy to-sew shift are accented by place, panel wall, garage, bedrooms, formal dining room fr, experienced in plumbing Inquire in person Monday maple syrup,. 30 Iêlps Rd. flavor. This crisp and jaunty yjg long-llne of cross-stitch porch, ceramic bath, large kttchen with built-ins, 24’ liv afford to waste time tracking down useless leads, investigating tips •nd heating service, H. G. Should have background in all phases of treed lot. Hutchins Agency, ing room with fireplace, heat / REX through FYiday 9-12. 643-7918. comptometer. shape for spring and summer pogeg. You’ll find this ‘fashion •cbidze, 876-0707. pAniew equaUy wen to cooler favorite’ fascinating to make Realtors, 640-6824. ed and ftreplaced family room, that usually lead nowhere. Find the right job, find it fast by reading VA baths, 2-car garage, high CALCULATOR OPERATOR / weettier with long, tuHy tailored and wear! ftjTIFlJL 2-famlly, 4-4 flre- •LS’I l u m b e r CO. sleevea. Pattern No. 2027 has tlssue- 20’B, Woivertmi Agency, Real- our W ant Ads. You'll always find more that's worthwhile, to choose Experience on any type of rotary calculator. loe in each apartment, new tors, 649-2818. i.m.-4:S0 p.m. Quint Machine sultivcun Ave., South'' Windsor No. 8389 wiitih PATT-O- giaeg 14, le, 18 incluslye; hot- 'formica counters, loads of cab porp. r a MA is In sizes 10 to 20, hurt iron traruffer; color suggestlona^ inet space. Each apartment la ANDOVER lakfBfhoot — your from. HELP WANTED CLERK 31 to 40. Site 12, 82 bust, 4 sewing and finishing 1 ‘ equipped with refrigerator and own summer ptaoe for $12,600. DRIVER seUesman, asnoU food , i yards of SO^lnch. tlons. 1 stove, beat -supplied by two Year ’itjund 4 rooms with ' 1 Good figure aptitude; some experience preferred. Oonte^truck, good w a ^ s and yoUNG MAN wanted for deUv- Yh order, send 150c to cpins To order, send 85c in coins separate systems. Has been fireplace, almoet new stove — hours, full or part-time. YOUNG MAN TO LEARN A “F nast” office careers, in addition to challenging work, TO PLACE YOUI^ AD IN OUR ery truck. Call 289-1568. offer excellent benefits, convenient location with free pkw 10c for ffliat-cOass moiling, plus 10c for first-dass mailing, handled with loving care and refrigerator included, Lou’s Food Seowice, 876- THE PRINTING BUSINESS 4 parking, competitive salaries, merit reviews, in-plant to: Sue Burnett, Manchester tg: throughout tiie years, On the treed 60 x 180’ lot. Wd-vertoii NEWSPAPER CALL... _ _ between 8 em .r«:i0 AFTERNOON part-time truck cafeteria, pleasant air-conditioned office. Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF Anne Cabot, (Manchester Bve- fringe of redevelopment. Ex Agency, Realtors 649-2818. 643-2711 driver, must be over 18. Apply AMEBIOAS NEW YORK, N.Y. ning Herald) OT cellent for Investment or .own RockvlUe 875-3136 37'/2-H0UR week • PAID VACATIOI#^ AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N. Y. BdUlH WINDSOR—Beelzebub WANTEJ0 — part in person. Alcar Auto P a ^ , Coma to see us Monday - Fridoy, er occupancy, $18,900. Another Print ■ Name, AxMress with 10036. ■ Rd. oversized 6 room Cape, full ite nights end weekends. Ap 226 Spruce St PAID RETIREMENT PÂN )f 8:30 to 4:30 fine offerihg from the Wolver- SOo Code. Style Number ond Print Name, Address wfih Zip shed dormer, VA baths, finish ia peisan to Mr. Gordon, . ton Agency, Realtors, MLS, ed rec room, 2-bor garage, one BLE CnU dA N , full- time, APPLY Code and Style Number. Drug, 277 West Mid- APPLY ^ 649-281$.. acre wooded tat,* exceUeitt con- steady ^ p lo y m e n t insurance Keep pece with the latest Have you the '67 Sprlng-Sumr # e Tpk». FIRST NATIONAL STORGS, INC. diUon. Reduced to $21,900 for benefits, paid holidays and va ôidering the 1967 mer Album con t^ g, many Park a Oakland Ave., East Hartford, Conn. qulck sale, R. F. Dlmock Co. IffH WAimiD-Anljr in per- cation. Call between 8 a.m.-5 Evening interviews by îpoihtment. . spring and Summer Basic lovely designs and Items to ' Ito, p.m. Robert’s Eleptrle Co., Savings Bank of Manchester Partitoo. 50c a oopgr- raSe^ offiy^rcoÂ Read Herald Adt South Windsor, 644-0109. ''e * :v-'-.'-i \ ■ *■.■ "J: ■ 1'’- .'^'^^-^vi.. "7 ..v.:^'. ■. A 1 : ' ■'■ i \ ; ^ ^ V

SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1967 PAGE SIXTEEN HattrliPBtpr lEwpntng lljralh Rep. Genovesi Dies, Business Bodies 111 Since Election (Continued from Page One) He promtsed to .serve every AETNA PROMOTION is now common in a fourth of been treasurer with the Nation- one in his district, in Manohes- Frank S. Burhham of Glas- the country; and a 6 or 6 U per al Research ^ rp . of Boston, team, “The Smoke Eaters,” ter and in the stele, regardless tonjjiyy has been elected assist- cent rate is reported prevalent Olson assumed his new duties and he gave o( his time to youth of party affiliation. secretary in his present un- in another fourth of the coun- this week. ^\\ activities unsparingly. He reveaied plans to k ^ his derwrltlng capacities with the try. “In the remaining areas, He was a committee member consUtuente informed of the insurance Co. borrowers, despite high quality Fr-edenkrk A. Conti of 83 of the St, Bridget School Fund work of the State Legi.siature of the security, are paying 7 Overtook Dr., ha-s been recently Drive and was an active work and of plans to hold informa per tent or better," he said. elected a member of the Con er for the United Fund and for tion .sessions, to learn the views necticut Society of Certified the March of Dimes. of the public. Public Accountants. Conti is After graduating from Man He never had the chance to BRIEFS employed by Price Waterhouse chester High School In 1946, he fulfill tho.se plan-s. Miss Faye M. Ferris of 16 and Co., Hartford served In the U.S. Army for 18 Elro St. has been pn/moted to months and was a mess ser Mayoi' Nathan Agostinelli paid tribute to Mr. Genove.si to super-vi'.sor in the grxnrp pen LAUNDRV FEATURED geant with the 24th Infantry Di day with the following words: sion di'vi'.sion of the group de The success pattern of the vision. He spent a year in Japan partment at the Travelers In- 76-year-old New England Laun with the U.S. Occupying Forces. “It's always a tragic loss when one of our elected officiats •sur-ance Companies. Miss Fer- dry, which has a 'branch at 260 Upon his discharge, he attend riLs, Who attended the Univer- Broad St., is featured in the cur- ed Bryant College in Provi pa.s.se-s on, and especially .so v/hen he Is an individtw.1 who ssity of Washington, joined the rent issue of American Dry- dence, R.I., where he majored company in 19.50 and was nam- cleaner, a business magazine In business administration.” He was held in such high asteem as 'Vincent Genovesi. ed assi-stant supervisor in 19,58. published In Chicago. was graduated in 1951 with a ______The article traces develop- bachelor of science degree. “He led an exemplary life and was a fine example to our Robert G. Widham, .son o f ments from the horse and de- Upon graduating, he went to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Widham of livery cart era to the present work for Hamilton Standard in youth. He leaves a void in Man chester that may be impossible 31 Santina Dr., has been ap- day organization. Including the M.S accounting department. He to replace." pointed manageir of the Plants- store in Manchester and the later was promoted to the po main plant at Hartford, the State statutes require an elec ville branoh of Stanley Tools, sition of buyer in the purchas divlsdon of the Stanley Woi-ks. drain now totals 17 stores with ing department. tion to fill the vacancy in the six coin-ops, five of Which have State Assembly. The eligible Before his appointment. Wid He was a charter member of ham was manufacturing .super both self service laundry and voters at the special election the Manche,ster Lodge of Elks; intendent at the divi.sion's self service drycleaning coin- will be only those who were Frank S. Burnham ft member of the Knights of branch plant in Newark, N.J. operated machines. Columbus, the Army-Navy Club ..on the town’s voting lists for Born in South Windsor, Burn "It’s gratifying to have our and the Manchester Improve last November’s state election. ham received his B.S. and M.A. John I. Olson Jr. of We.stwood, company sought out for nation The Republican and Demo ment Association: and was a degrees at Trinity College. He Mass., son of Mrs. and the late al recognition,” says president cratic nominees for the vacant member and a former officer of entered Aetna's fire underwrit John I. Olson of 74 Henry St., Arthur C. Stevens who de- seat will be chosen by the two the Society Maglianese. He was ing department in 1948 and later has been appointed assistant .scribes the pattern for his town committees. a communicant of St. Bridget served as examiner for various treasurer with the Norton Co. company’s progress as a con Church and had been parish Survivors, besides his wife Southern states. In January and Norton International, Inc., tinuing cycle of ’’investigation, Chairman of the Holy Retreat and parents are four sons, 1962, he was advanced to su in Worcester, Mass. He had evaluation, decision.” ticague. Mark, Paul, John and i Peter, pervisor and in March 1963, He peinsanally supervised the and a daughter, Gina, all at was promoted to assistant man- construction of his home on home; and two brothers, Don- ager. He was appointed man- Baidwin Rd., built wi'th the help aid G. Genovesi of Manchester ager of fire and allied lines un of several of hits countless and Louis 'V. Genovesi of El derwrlting in December 1965. fnljeiniiis from the North End. lington. Burnham is a lieutenant colo » During hiis campaign for the Funeral services will be held nel in the U.S. Army Reserve. Stiate Legi-slature he stressed Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. at the the needs for improvements in W.P. Quish Funeral Home, -225 CREDIT TO EASE Wb district and pledged to work Main St., followed by a solemn for their fuTfiUlment if elected. high Mass of requiem at St. Bu.sinesBmen seeking mort * When he was elected, he Bridget Church at 9. Burial gage loans for commercial, thanked all who voted for ham will be in St. Bridget Cemetery, warehouse or Industrial proper- — Republicans, Democrats and Manchester. ties will, in the coming months, tmaffiUiated, and praised those Friends may call at the fu find credit somewhat more ac ivho voted for his opponent for neral home tomorrow from 7 to cessible and, in some instances; f.Ncroisding their privilege to 9 p.m. and Monday from 2 to less costly than now, according vole. 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. to Richard B. Morris, president of the National A-ssoci*ution of momentarily and his car hit the Real E.=rt,ate Boards. i About Town left rear fender of a parked car Morris’ remarks on the out owned by Charles E. Gaskell of look for this segment of the 1 Friendship Circle of the Sal 210 School St. Brinson is sched mortgage market were ba.sed vation Army will meet Monday uled to appear in Manchester spring mortgage market William Slcith, president and founder of Iona Mfg. Co.,, holds one of the fir.st portable at 7 :45 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Circuit Court 12, June 19. survey prepared by the NAREB electric hand mixers preKiuced in the United States. This is a 1947 model and was manu Brig. Lawrence Pickering of In another accident, a rear- department of research. The factured by Iona. As the other models indicate, the basic mixer has been improved and Hartford will conduct a wor end crash occurred at 2:38 p.m. study was baaed on data from streamlined over the years. The company has flourished since making the first mixer, ship program. Mrs. William yesterday on Center St. Police “ 4 Realtors representing mar- and has added other related items to its line. (Hemld photo by Pinto.) Johnson is hostess. < I _ _ ’ ■said a car driven by Dennis R. ket areas throughout the coun try. Miss Liv Andersen of Armot, Naumec, 20, of 3 Walnut St. hit a car operated by Grace Miller He .said that lendei-s will be Jobless Claims Norway, and Miss Ludel Muni- “increasingly receptive to ap co of Madrid, Spain, Manches of 80 Ferguson Rd. plications for prime quality bu.s- ter’s two American Field Ex No injuries were reported m Reported Same ine.ss loans,’’ but that the out change Students for the past either mishaps year, will be honored at an Open look for less well-qualified bor Unemployment compensation House tomorrow from 3 to 5 rowers "Ls not particularly claims filed in Manchester last bright." Morris doubled, though, week remained unchanged from PIZZA-RArS p.m. at the home of Mr. and F i reworks^Fund if the availability of mortgage the totals for the previous week, Mrs. John Hyde of J1 Meadow WHERE QUALITY GOES OH Lane. Miss Jill Horton, presi Reaches $743.50 money will reach the propor- with 360 claims reported for dent of the American Field Ser tion-s experienced in 196.5. In the week ending May 27 and 360 vice Club and exchange student The American Legion fire Connecticut, 1965 was a record for the week ending May 20. BEFORE PIZZAS OR GRINDERS GO OUT Olaims filed statewide last to Japan last year, will also be works fund for the July 4th cele- for mortgage loans Emma Kingbaum of 14 Summer St. and Robert G. Willis, The Extra Mile Will Be A Mile Well Worth Driving honored at the event. bration reached this week a to He explained also that in president of the Hartford Gas Co., hold a .special gift Miss week increased by 993 to an 18,- tal of $743.50. The contributions terest rates for choice mort Kingbaum received at a retirement party given in her hon 645 total. During the corre- OPEN MON., TUES., THURS., FRI., 12-11 P.M. Members of the Eighth Dis for the week totalled $211.00, but gages have declined one-fourth or at Willie's Steak House la.st night. The gift is a map fqxmding period last year .state trict Fire Department will meet this was far below the first week to one-half percentage point .showing the two former Manchester locations of the 'com wide claims totaled 12,488. SAT. 12-12 — SUN 4-lD — CLOSED WED. tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the W. when more than $500 came in. since the research department's pany and .shows the route.s Miss Kingbaum used in walking New Haven led the state la-st P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Contributions to the fund may fall survey. The most frequently to work in her 47 years with the company. The company week with 2,854 claims and*was If Your PizsKi Is Cold ^Vhen You Get Home— Main St. to pay respects to the be sent to George Frost at the reported charge is 6 'i per cent, office is now in Hartford. She also received -some luggage, followed by Bridgeport with 2,- •Then Try late Vinpent A. Genovesi, a Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. reported in 39 per cent of the money and a pin. Her retirement is effective at the end of 380, Hartford with 2,215, and member. Manchester and made payable nation. A charge of 6»i per cent July. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) Waterbury with 1,528. RAY’S Gook-Tham-Yourself PIZZAS to the American Legion Ftre- Manchester retained its 18th works Fund. portion emqng the state’s 20 We’ll Make Them— You Cook Them At Home offices. Only Milford with 359 The contributors for the week Hot Dee-licious Pizza.s In Just 6 to 8 Minutes Driver Charged, were: and Thompsonville with 235 re Kurtz Bros. Inc., $20; H. ported le.ss ciaims. Hit Parked Gar JoHm Malone, M.D., 5; Gunver C A L L 643-0031 Clifford L. Brinson, 26, of Mfg. Oo., 25; W. G. Glenney The St. Lawrence ^ v er joins Oo„ 5; Unknown, 1; David Kit MANY IMITATE BUT NONE DUPLICATE Hartford was arrested last two populous Canadian provinc tle, 2; Holmes Funeral Home, night as a result of a cra.sh es—Ontario and Quebec. 10; WatkinB Bix»., 10; Albert wtih a parked car on School Narkowskii, 5; Plbilip Perkow- St„ police reported. ski, -2; Raymond Dube, 10; A. '’‘He was charged with failure L. Riker, 5; Manchester Eve to drive in the proper lane, they ning Herald, 15; David L. War- said. I'en, M.D., ,5; Ii-enee De.sjardims Police quoted him as saying 1. he took his eyes off the road Also, Alfred B. Sunquist, M. D., $5; Joseph H. Ohristoph, 2; --Mclvtin Horwitz, M.D., ,5; Haaxjld C. Belcfier, 2; Harry P. CHARGE YOUR Sa/u|t, 1; Hamy Maddment, .5; David C. Widimen, Atty., 5; PRESCRIPTION Giis’s G-rimders, 5; Philip J. Di- Oorcia, ArchWeet, 5; D. M. of Manchester Caldwell, M.D., 5; Ray Moffitt, 2.50. Also, Otto Heller, $1.; Pat Home Furnishings Since 1899! Wcicom* H«i« rick Humphrey, 2; Albert T. Dewey, 5; Petei- B. Gram, M.D., OPEN 6 DAYS—THURSDAY and FRIDAY till 9:00 P.M. AT 2; John S. G. Rottner, 5; Sher wood Smith, 1; Walter P. Finn, PINE PHARMACY 2; Hans Eng^, 1; Richard Hewitt, I; F. ,G. Slepand, 2.50; 664 Center S t 649-9814 Army & Navy Club, Inc., 25. OPEN HOUSE .and FURNITURE OPEN WESTOWk FASHION SHOW ALL DAY PHARMACY 459 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 Tomorrow, June 4fh— 3 to 6 P,M» SUNDAY ★ Free Family Gifts ★ Bonus Certificate To Use Later All Medicinal Services Available . ★ No Sales To Be Miade ★ Leair What’s New For 1967 f 1 11 ) M A I N ST . M A NC H F ST E R Olgerts Klevina of 81 Ludlow Rd. (left), president of Paragon Tool Co., checks an aircraft part with emptoye Ixwen Lament in the new plant quarters. The company, which Klavins Opposite the Benhet Junior High School

at 121 Adams St. about a month ago., The company’s expansion had been quite rapid since I. . For Friendly Service Phone' 643-4169 . . PS.''VWA’ “Y .i ■- it vyas established by Klavins in 1961. In the past six months the output of machine parts orders has nearly douMed, Klavins said; and the number of employes has increased al most 190. par 'cent—from a dozen last year to 22 at present. Klavins said he had no troublt getting employes in this tight labor market. “We tak^ extra good care of our people,.” hs y!s, i;, said. H is expansion win continue u d more machines and personnel will be added in th e . near future, Klavins said. "We hope to douUe our production agihn in the next A>ur to 'A- . mofitlki,” ha added. (Herald photo by Saternia.) -. .

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By BOB THOMAS June 14 and CBS executives HOLLYWOOD (A P)—Now have advised Steve to “stay that there Is much ado about loose’ in case a spot opens up in late night television variety the fall or winter programming. shows, it might be well to listen 'Way back in the early l9S0s, to the man who started it all; Steve Allen began the whole Steve Allen. concept for the late-night show John Carson, Mervyn Griffin, that would include offbeat en Joseph Bishop and William tertainment and provocative Dana could perhaps learn a conversation. thing or two from Allen, who “ At that time our only com initiated the art form with the petition was OharUe Chan original “ Tonight” show on movies, so it was easy to exper NBC. Later came Jack Paar, iment with different things,” ' and then Carsohi for whom Allen recalled. Steve has no advice except: After his comments on Car- “ Don’t change a thing. John son, Allen had this to say about ny is superb at what he does, his competitors: and there’s no reason to tamper "M erv Griffin is an excellent with success. It’s like the Bd interviewer. He seems to estab Sullivan show; It’s a locomotive lish an empathy with his guests, coming down the track and it’s and this is very Important.” best to stand aside and let it Allen added: “The prime ele paiss. ment is the man who heads the “The Tonight’ show was a show. Most of us—Carson, Paar, success with me, a bigger suc Merv and myself—have come cess with Paar and an even big out of radio; we are not comedi ger one with Carson.” ans of the New York night club Ut. s* >t* Others have come along to type. It seems to be easier for challenge the Carson realm. But those who are accustomed to not Steve Allen. Instead of going the ease of talking casuatUy on for the insomniac crowd he once radio. played to, Allen is aiming at the “It also helps if you are not a prime time audience, filling in show business type. Now I grew the Danny Kaye time period on up in a show business family, CBS Wednesdays this summer. got my schooling in vaudeville Steve will be assisted by his and have been an entertainer all wife, Jayne Meadows, plus ap my life. Yet many of my inter pearances by Louis Nye (“Hi- views portray me as a high . Ho, Steverlno” ), Dayton Allen school teacher kind of a guy...... ______, ______(“Why not?”) and other Allen Tliat sort of an atmosphere regulars of seasons past. helps when you are doing a late A native in CBS’ “Gaugrin in-Tahiti: The Search for Paradise” Tuesday lO -ll Tile summer series begins night show.” p.m. The special focuses on the painter’ s years on the island. >* With a sketch Invol-ving drink ing, or with beautiful but low- - ’ cut costumes, you know, you'll Viewers Letters Have a So-So Effect get mail.” By OKNB HAND BAKER Testimony from producers at about 20 of them with story cause we expect it anyway, Gene Roddenberry, producer of NBC’s “ Star Trek,” recalls: HOCjLYWOOD (AP)—Bo you a l three maior networics indi auggesUons and ideas about to adopt ideas foe nothing. We “At pickup time we were In mk down and wrote an angry cates viewers’ letters rarely in> dharaoters: TK anything hap could possibly be open to a law danger of not being renewed, M ter auggesUng changes in the tkience program oontwit. pens to so-and-so ITl never suit.” and NBC got a flood of mall. teleadsiaa program. Did It have Says Paul Monaah of A B C s wetch the show again. ‘Let Next is Perry Lafferty, OBS- It was bound to have some ef “Peyton Place”: "We get an Rodney emd Betty get married.” TV programming chief in Hr one thing, have some effect. \ school teachers, professors hnd the dhows are planned and writ "The first time We dsed a lit scientists. They offer, compli ten 15 weeks ahead of the air tle girl on the Danny K w e show ments, challenge scientific slipi date. What the audience is re we got a lot of mail, whiclj prob ups or seek Wormatioh. sponding to is something that ably stepped up our use of her. An apartment builder in San already has been determined. “Generally we’re noV in ta Barbara, Caljtf., wrote that “Secondly, we’re not allowed fluenced by derogatory mail\ be- he wanted to in^siu electrical ly operated, sliding doors llko that on the show’s space. sh $. “How,” he asked, “do you Drama’s Hard Times get the damn door to open and HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Some mentary for July 4. “I Leonardo close so fast?” da Vinci,” on the “ Summer'Fo "I had to write him,” questions — and answers; cus” series tonight, is a two- denberry admits, “ that biirs to — In this season of tired re year-old repeat of an ABC news a fake.” r runs, can drama lovers look for documentary. more first-time specials like — Will "Gunsmoke” have CBS’ splendid “ Ivanov” last less violence in the. fall? F o r Tuesday night? No. The airwaves are barren (See Page Hiree) of fresh drama until fall. An ABC aide says: “ Drama is nearly out of style. ‘Stage 67’ took a terrible beating in the TEMPLE’S CARPET ratings and will be on only in termittently in the fall, under & Floor Covering ELECT another title.” LABOR/ Serious emoting does indeed American Made have a hard time in TV-Iand. Oeramlc Tile Bathroom Anton Chekhov’s grim to giddy 277 BR “tvanov” offered moving per 1 2 9 .9 S formances by Sir John Gielgud, Installed Up To Kto Claire Blooin and others. Sq. F t Material But an overnight audience survey indicaited it played a Anrntroag Inlaid 1967 weak third to “Peyton Place” Linoleum Embossed and a Debbie Reynolds movie, and Vkiyls fm-am Speaking of specials, CBS’ next, Jime 12, is “Charle Brown 6 9 ^ RADIOS Falls in Love,” the Peanuts car Cknnpletely Installed Over toon crowd which was twice GALL 649-1124 Prepared Floor nominated for Bmmy awau^ls Closed Sat at Noon for past perlormEuices. "The 848-6662 806 Main S t, ManelMuter singer MiUicent Martin in a musical num- Anderson Platoon,” filmed in TV-Radlo, Sales and Servtoa bw on ABC’s “Piooaditly Palace” tonight at 9:80. Vtotnam, la • CBS new» docu PAGE TWO ^^W iiiW iilifANGlttlBTEIt EVBIÎNG &ERALI>, MANCHESS®R, CONN, SATURDAY^ !t6 1 ^ j ; ^ HiBRAIJ)/MANFGHiEST®R; CONN., BATtEDAY* j m s 8> 1967 >->PA(»:~ THREE SATURDAY JU PROGRAM Promotional MONDAY JO PROGRAM Educational TUESDAY JO PROGRAM Itta (S) Best 6Mlur (82) Highlights 1:16 (2) Las Vegas Show <0) liW (2) Belt SeDw (89) Blverboat Movies UiM <8) Bo»d Bu b w <0) •:9R (9) Mews with Boger Madd (O) James Stewart, June Allyaon, Printing Company "40 Pounds of TrouUe” Tony Frank Morgan. Fart HI “Love Me or L«avo 9:26 (I) Stela Irlehsen Shew <0> 8:98 (2) Nows, weather, Meiaeat TV Fart rv "lx>ve He or Leave (49) Hacldeberty Heaad (0> <*0-»-S*) Cool MoOool < « (90) Frank McGhee Sataiday M e" W 9:29 (2) News with Wsller Oroa- of HedHatloa, SIga OH M e" '68. (C) (29) Scope Curtis and Suzanne Pleshette, (t> Bnfo B w n r <0) Report (M) Candlepla BowUas (4R) Sagarfoot (22) At Home wHh KMty (S) Peter JeaBlugs Newe IWEDH, Chm nel 24) (29) ^ p s y (C) (8-22-49) Newe, Sports, Weath wish to see Disneyland com- U :M (S) The Be»«leo <0) 7:#R (9) Lacy Show <0) _ wards. nee quaUty rrinOut pUcatea a Nev. gambUng car (2R-29-9R) Mews, Weather and (M) Gypsy (0) (0 ) (49) The Fagtove er (C> (R) MacUlh OoTilte (O) (9) Jerry Blavat Show (4#) Tte FoiMve (2922-29) Hnalley-Briekley 1:89 (2) As the WoridWoi Tanw (U> Herv OrlHIa Shaw stno owner’s eHorta to avoid (M) FUm (18) Wrestllar SMrta (O) •k BoaiaeM Fonm liM (8) As tho V o rM Tors* <0) pert (C) auBday, Jaae 4 (29) Let'* Hahe a Deal (O) (29) Target paying a lim :w to his. ez-wUa Bowery Boye (20) Scherer-kcMeU Beport U:2d (fi) F e a tm *9 „ _ P.M. (8) Dating Game (39) MeHalee’ Navy who lives in (jallfomia. (O) R (22) Frank Frank McGee McGee Beport Beport (0> (0> "I U See You In My Dreams (2a.224M) Let’s Make a Deal 7:99 (2) AHer Dtawer Movie Drama’s (M> Bapermw (0> 8188 News la Penpeettve (29-22-29) News (0) 9:96 (3) Sports, News, Weatimr <0) ) (8) Petticoat Janottea (O) B (90) Zorro Doris Day, Danny Tho A Offset Printing (C) "Dunkirk" ‘68;, True story of 1:M <3) Tom aod Jerry (0> (8) Datlug Game evacuation of 900,000 defeated The F reu and the Pressures (8) Password (O) 6:19 (49) Breaoe (8-49) Peytoa Plaee <0> (R-M> Hoppity Hooper Ti90 (9) Away Weê Go (C) PremiersPremiere '62. (8) News Speeial (0) New music and ' comedy ^ series 11:80 (20) Tonight Show 1:66 (2922-88) News (0) British troops from beaches (SR) Boiler Derby •k Wedding Invitatloiis 2:88 (8) FSMWOid (0) 7:80 CeBBeotloat iMae 9:99 (8) News wMk Walter Crew- "Gauguin Tahiti; The Search 1:RR (9) Consranloaal Be port (0) co-star ring Geoige Carlin and H:«0 (M) Washlag^ of FraniM early in World War Repeat of May 80, 2:00 p.m. kite (G) (or Paradise” (oinising on im singer-pianistSt BuddyBud^ Greco „ Congressman ( ^ r e s s m M T.J. T.J. Meskll MesKlil Eva (labor and Hugh O'Bilaa n. John MUIs, Richaid At yeara aired Saturdays at M lato) Newlywedlywed Ganse Sen. A. Rlblcotf (D) Cons. •A Rubber Stamps (2922-88) Days at Oar Uvou 2:89 Jau Caiaal 2:19 (9) Hoase Party (C) (8) Peter JeaBlags News nomic Opportunity, Hy Visit Or CaU For n baU (C) Repeat I'ôf June 1, 8:80 p.m. 8:64 (48) News port First of three night game tel (W) Slingny (O) Sales Representative (291229) The Doctoru (O) stiU bp. • l i t The Creative Penan 8:88 (8) Te Tell the Trath (C) (29) Local News of Gauguin's paintings are "Trapped In the Depths (40) Dating dam e (C) ney Ciohen, author of a book ecasts. Joan Baez, repeat of June 2, I (S) After Dianer Movie seen including thoee from pri on LSD. (949) Dream Girt of ’87 (8) TwUlght Zone “ •We'êv^decided there will be (96-Z2-88) Anether WerM <0> Z:M (9) Big 9 Theatre 8:00 (20-22-90) Please Doa’t Bat 2:64 (48) News 8:80 p.m. (8-49) General Hospital "All That Heaven Allows" vate (x>Ilections world over. "Ambush at Cimarron PaM" the Daisies (C) 11:90 (22) Satarday Night Tealgkt 043-01101 "About Machines" 2:19 Net Playhoaze 8:26 (9) Newt (C) ’66. Children and gossips try (8) E m ’87 (C) (9) Sports Special (O) Show (C) 8:88 (8) * 0 Ten the Tratik (C> 7:16 (49) Yea Asked lor R no changes," says producer ’B8. union patrol and Rebel (892228) Aaother World (O) Ten Blocks on the Oamino 8:99 (8) DIek Vaa Dyke Shew to break up romance between (48) The FagiUve (O) prisoners Hght oK _ attacihlng "Thoroughbred Racing in New 1:19 (22) Late Show 7:89 (8-49) Iron Horse (C) B John Mantley. "Ht still wlU be as Real, repeat of June 2, 2:00 (29-22-39) Yea Doa’t Say (O) widow and her gardener. Jane (U) SqbseriôB TV Zealand' An exciting look into "Shadow of the Window” Phil ( 8 ^ ) Oeaeral Hospital Apaches. John Hodiak, John 8:26 (8) News (O) „ (18) Alfred Bileheook PresenU hard and honest as we feel It p.m. (8) Mr. Goober (C) Wyman, Rock Hudson, Agnes 'How to Steal a Million" leading New Zealand stud Carey and Betty Garrett. "H an Greatly ■ Beloved" and (49) Dark Shadows Hoorehead. (C) U-.M (94-22-3949) News, Sperte, farms and race courses. (80) News and Sign OK 3:89 (i> Diek Taa Dyke^ Show has always been. 'Oijnsmoke’ Tim buktu" '69. Adventurer (292229) Yon Dea’t Say (O) "One More Mile to Go" Meuday, Jane 6 4:99 (3) Banger Andy Show (O) (29) BuDUey-Briakley Bepert Weather (C) works with both sides In S ^ a n (18) Sabsoripten TV (40) D. 8. Air Feiee BellgleM 8:88 (8-48) Bat Patrol (C) B never has indulged In Violence (29-2249) Hatch Game (O) (8) TTwUlght Zeae (29) Tom BweU Show "Deadly Affair” Fllm-aad Sign OH (C) (8) Mr. Goober (C) P.M. during World War H. Victor (49) Dark ffludows (11) Sabsoriptioa TV 9:99 Whut’z New (18) Superheroes "Pour Are Dying” U:29 (3) Tuesday Stariight Mature, Yvonne DeCarlo. (40) Mewlirwed Game (O) PLANNING FOR "Bullwhip (Jriffln" for the sake a t vlolenoe.’’ S:SS Design ter a City The Incredible Hulk (22-to49) Local News aod "The Wild One" '54. Hood 8:90 (9) Missioa: Impossible (0) B 4:M (8) Banger Aady Show (0> <9R.9R> Sandy Koafax » o w (2922-99) Match Game (C) 2:88 (8) Andy OrlHItii Show (0) The bad guys stUl will gei’- Philadelphia's urban renewal (48) Swabby Show Weather lums in a motorcycle club in (29> One Hundred Falattats Agent Briggs must execute program. 4:26 (28-22-99) News (O) (22) Highlights stitute a reign of terror in a ouster of a Balkan dictator RETIREMENT? (18) Superheroes R 9:16 (20-30) Major Leagne Baseball Dana Sho'w D ropped Captain America ( 8 ^ ) Felony Sunad (0) B shot or beaten up. "That was What’i New (18) Song of the Ages (49) Yon ilsked for It small town. Marlon Brando, who is driving his country to Repeat of 9:00 p.m. 4:89 (3) Big 3 Theatre I (29-2249) The Girl from D. N. Mary Murphy. brink of war. (48) Swabby Show 8:8# (3) FamUy Affair (0) B pau't of the Old W est," said AOanta vs Cincinnati En|oy family protaction whit* (9922-38) News (G) (829) Peytea Fla,ce (0) 7;89Br{U«h Calendar "Curtain Call at Cactus C. L. E. (C) B U;99 (29-22-39) Tonight Show (0> (8-22) Boston at Cleveland (20-22-30) Get Smart (C) B NEW YORK (AP)— United (18) Sour o f the Ages 19:99 (9) Coronet Blue (C) . Maintley. Yet he conceded there 7:46 Cautlei and Cloluten In Bel Creek” '60. Stage hand in show "The UFO Affair" Starring Johnny Carson Baseball (8-40) Lawrence Welk (0) Network said Thursday it had (8) Big ! Theatre (2922-39) Baa for Your Life wtU be one modification: No gium touring west gets Involved with (8-49) Oemhat (C) B (8-49) J o » Bishop Show (0> 2:90 (40) Saturday Movie Matinee 0:00 (20-22-30) Movie you save for ratiramant. 8:99 FVenoh Chef outlaws. Donald O'Connor, (18) Secret Agent 12:66 (8) Las 'Vega* Shew (C) Comedy dropped its televised nlgbt vairi- "Wee Willie Winkle' ” 37. Lit (C) B more scenes where Ameuida "The Steel Trap" Joseph Got tle girl wins right to wear (9-49) Big VaUey (C) R Broccoli and Cauliflower Gale Storm. (C) "Colony Three" 1:89 (8) News —Moments of Com ten, Theresa Wright, '52. 9:30 « ) Pistols ’N> Pettleeats (0> Las Vegas. n » 0 tartan of queen's own rert- 19:90 (18) Snbsoriptlon TV Blake, playing saloon keeper 8189 Antiqueu (8-22) Mike Douglas Show (O) 8 :8# (8) Bed Skelton Hour (O) B fort —Gnideposts 9:00 (18) Snbscrlptton TV CALL China Markings (18) Yon Asked (or It Guest. Polly Bergen. (88) One O’clock Report —Sign (8-40) PiccadUly PaUce <0) show BiU Danfu ment in India. Shirley 'Tem "Deadly Affair" Kitty, is manhandled by ruf "How to Steal a Million" Starred ple. Victor McLaglen. 8:99 NET Jaurnal (20) Theatre 80 (29-2240) Ocossionol WUe (0) Off 4:00 (40) Memphis Open Golf Tour Guests are Bobby Rydell and . ' 11:89 (8-9222940) New*. Sperte, fians. Univ. Power; A Conversatlca (90) The Flintstones (O) (8-40) The Invaders (C) B (49) U. S. Air Force Beliglonn Mr. Anthony QuMcl (18) Y ob Asked lor It Weather (C) FUm and Sign OH (C) nament (C) \ 7 WednedSay night (29) Theatre 39 (29) Law and Mr. Jones — WUl networks ever stop with Clark Kerr. (40) McHale’s Navy (18) Sobsermtion TV 4:90 (30) The Big Picture es. Cockney entertainers with ^ ^ network spokee- (8-22) Mike Douglas Show 19:99 Open Mind 6:00 (18) Highway Patrol "The Cool (Jnes" 2:66 (S) News and Weather —Mo regulars. 1S9 Mountain Road 11:29 (3) Monday SUrUght pitting their strongest shows Free Press and Fair Trial: (20) The Big Picture 9:00 (29-22-30) Tuesday Night at the ment of Meditation —Sign Off 9:00 (3) Belmont Stakes (C) 10:00 (3) Gunsmoke (G) B (89) The Fllntslaues (C> "Grounds Tor Marriage" '60. 99th running of one-and-a-halx- luan said Stations carrying the (49) McHale’s Navy Nose and throat specialist is opposite each other? The Must One Deny the Other? (18) Subscription TV 358 6 :N mile race for 3-yr-olds Aque "The Cool (Jnes” )9how were notified by telegram E. Center St. (18) Highway Patrol pursued by his ex-wife, an Smothers Brothers compete duct. 10:30 (8) Twilight Zone today. (20) iram opera star. Van John-ion, Kath Tuesday, June • (8-40) Wide World of Sports "The Gift" V (89) Blverboat ryn Grayson, Harry Sullivan. with "B onanza," Ed SuUlvan P.M. National AAU Women’s Indoor (40) Fourty Country Music 649-4830 (49) Addams Family 11:99 (2922-39) Toaight ^how (C) with WaH Disney’s "Wonderful 8:99 What’s New Platform Diving ■ Champion TTie late night show was oC- 6:99 (49) Peter Jeunlnrs News (C) Starring Johnny Carson 9:89 Travel Time WEDNESDAY JO PROGRAM Show .... Portugal with pleasure. ships from Arlington State Col 11:00 (3-8-40) Mews, Sports, Weatb- fared this spring on a hooicup O# Your 9:99 (9 2 2 ^ ) News, Sports, and (9) Joey Bishop Show (0) World of Color." lege, Arlington, Tex. Weather (C) 1:99 (8) News —Moments of Com The praoUoe called counter- 7:99 What’s New 1:99 (3) Best Seller ada. (20) Vietnam Review U :15 *8) 'FUtivai of Hits television stations. It featured (18) Sferv Grilfio Show fort —Gnldeposts Repeat of 6:00 p.m. Part V "Ldve Me or Leave (8-48) Wednesday Night itt the (22) Marshal Dillon (28) Soolal ^____ cu rnty ity _ in______Aotioa (30) One O’ clock Report — programming, is here to stay. 7:89 Struggle tor Peace Me" -m. 6:90 destroyed with modem weap- air, the network sold 125 star 1:99 (8) As the World Tunis 10) tion classic. (C) R Public service 9:88 Hubert Humphrey (20-22-90) Let’s Make a Deal (3) Corner Fyle —USMC (O) (20) Health Is Yonr Future "Invisible Man Returns" '40. tlons had been cleared to tele- 18:88 NET Journal (C) B (22) I-et’s Go to the Baees Univ. Power; A Conversation (8) Dating Game I (3) Danny Kaye Show (C) (30) Sea Hunt Vincent Price and John Sut- vise tt- with (ârk Kerr. Repeat of ton. 1:65 (29-22-39) News (O) "Giovaiuil's Vvedding" 9:45 (3) Time Out (or Sports Our SPEEDY Specialty June 3, 9:00 p.m. 2:99 (3) Password (C) 0:00 (3) Weather —Sports, News (29-22-30) Days of Our Lives (C) 11:20 (irsaturdlv siôtaonlar United Network began 1 ^ "The Stratton Story" '49. True July as the O verm yer N etw ork , TRULY DELICIOUS Wednesday, Jane 7 (C) ripti (18) Polka Varieties P.M. (8-40) Newlywed Game "The Cool Ones” Host Paul Wilcox story of Monty Stratton whose calling itoelf the nation’s fourth 9:08 What’s New 2:99 (3) House FarW (C) 11:09 (94-224940) News, Sporto, (20) Championship Bowling pitching career was cut short . __■ .__ CHICKEN by & tragric hunting accident. coaTun^rclal television networlc. 8:38 -British Calendar (29-2240) The Doctors (O) Weather (O) (22) Taraan (C) Brown in 6 Minates Repeat of June 3, 7:30 p.m. (840) Dream Girl of ’67 . (20) Ensign O’Toole 8:46 Castles and Cloisters in Bel- 2:54 (49) News 11:20 (9) Wednesday Starlight giam 3:49 (9) To Tell the Truth (O) "The Badlanders” '58. Gold Tbe world’s “finest entlB Repeat of June 6. 7:46 p.m. (29-2240) Another World mine robbery leads, to counter oUcken’’ wiUi inoomparable What’i New (8-40) General Hospital double crosses and a wild taste. ■ Repeat of 6:00 p.m. (18) Subscription TV ending at a Mexican fiesta. SUNDAY JU PROGRAM Travel Time "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Alan Ladd. Ernest Borgnine, OAIX. IN O R D E B Portugal with Pleasure. Re Hung You in the Closet and Katy Jurado. (C) 7:39 (3) Mister Roberts (0> peat of June 6, 6:30 p.m. I’m Feeling So Sad” 11:99 (29-22-30) Tonight Show (0> 7:30 (30) Agriculture on Parade 1:30 (29-22) Frontiers of Fnith (C) Pick U p 10 Minutes Later Starring Johnny Carson 7:45 (.8) Sacred Heart "The Church and the Ages of (20-22-99) Wonderful World of Regional Bepert 3:26 (9) News (C) Man" an eight-part series of Color (C) B From Pot to Psychedelics 9:39 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show (8-49) Joey Bishop Show (O) 7:56 (3) Sign on and Prayer Spectrum (29-2249) You Don’t Say (O) 1:99 (8) News, Moments of Com 8:00 (3) The Christophers discussions on what God or "The Horsemasters” a two (8) This Is the Life the Church ha.s to do with be part story about a group of Red Chinese Medicine II. Re (8) Mr. Goober (G) fort —Gnldeposts teen-agers attending a riding DEGI’S DRIVE-IN peat of June 6, 8:00 p.m. (49) Dark Shadows (89) One O’ clock Beport — (30) New Testament and Mod havior. Part One "The Teens” Sign OH em Man Three N.Y.C. high school stu academy in England. Annette 462 CENTER ST.— 648-2660 Jasu Casual 4:99 (9) Ranger Andy Show (0) Funicello. Tommy Kirk, oth Mel Torme, repeat of June 4, (29-22-30) Match Game (0) (40) U. S. Air Force BeUglons (3) Davey and Goiiath (O) dents discuss sex, narcotics, Film and Sign OH (C) (40) This Is the Life (G) religion, the Church and their ers. Part One "Follow Your 8:00 p.m. (46) Swabby Show (3) Adventures of Gumby (C) faith• 1th. Heart" New students divided When Disaster Strikes 4:26 ( 29-2249) News (O) 1:06 (9) Las Vegas Show (C) into two highly competitive 4:99 (3) Big 9 Theatre 3:06 (8) News and Weather, Mo (8) Davey and Goliath (C) (8) Boston at Cleveland Base ment of Meditation, Sign OH (30) This Is the Life ball teams prepare to earn in Thursday, Jane 8 "Hero of Rome” '64. Brave (8) Light Time (SO) Detroit Tigers vs N.Y. structors' permits from the RANGE and DRYER P Bf strong warrior saves great city Ckimedian George Car (40) Dawn Bible Institute (C) 'Yankees (C) British Horse Society. 9:88 What’s New from deHlructioh. Gordon Scott SINGERS ADDED WIRING SERVICE (C) (3) Gar 54—Where Are Yon? (40) Beany and Cecil 8:0 (9) Ed Sullivan Show (C> 8:88 Design for a City lin is co-host of the Folk singors Naomi Oaryl (g) Faith for Today (C) 2:00 (20) Italian Program Harry James and his orches Repeat of June 5. 6:30 p.m. (20) Dangerons Robin new summer series, (22) New Three Stooges (G) (22) Film tra, the Italian Mouse and Service OhaLge*. Ooiioplete 7:88 What’s New HiraSibom and Hal Lynch have (SO) Cartoon Cutups (C) (40) Magilla GorUIa Nancy Ames, others. Wiring InstaUations in Old 7:99 French Chef “Away We Go,” to been added to the (»st a t 0:15 (40) Sacred Heart 2:15 (22) Bed Sox BasebaU (O) (40) The FBI (C) B Broccoli and Cauliflower, 9:30 (3) Perception (C) Boston vs Cleveland (18) Subscription TV and New Honoes and Busi- peat of June 5, 8:00 p.m. night 7 :30 - 8 :30 on “Spoon River,” the drama ver (8) The (Jhristophors (O) 2:80 (3). National Professional Soc “The Alamo” nesses. 8:99 Point of View , CBS. sion of Bdgjar Lee Mastemf (40) Insight (C) cer League Game (C) 8:39 (22-30) Let’s Hake a Deal (O) Derry D’Oench talks with ar Morning, (30) Uncle Waldo (C) Chicago Spurs vs Atlanta (20) Hey Landlord Eieotric Heat InstaUations. SYLYANIA Solid Sate Portable Starting At •9 9 . 9 5 chitect John DoHard “Spoon River Ainthology.’’ lit 9:45 (3) Accent on Living (C) Chiefs. 9:00 (9) Smothers Brothers Cem- 8:89 Fourth Estate , wHl be broaxlcast at a 90-mlnute (40) Peter Potamus edy Hoar (0) Local editon discuss Inews. 10:00 (3) Lamp Unto My Feet - (18) Yon Asked for It . (8) Dialogue 9:00 (18) The Christophers Steve Allen and Blather Afar- 9:99 t'sillege Sport of the/Week TV speftial next season on OBS. Lacrosse-Brown vs Harvard (89) The Flintstones (C) (22) Ohalice of Salvation (40) Man Without a Gun im. (49) McHale’s Navy Both singers 4vere tn tho origi (30) Bocky and His Friends 9:80 (18) Pattern tor Living (29-22-30) Bonansa (C) B (Monday — Friday) (40> Walter Wincheil FUe "The Pursued" Friday, June 9 6:N (18) Highway Patrol nal Broadway cast. Jason Rob- (C) (29) The Christophers (40) The Christophers (C) 4:00 (18) Herald of Truth (8-40) 19th Annual Emmy STANEK ELECTRONICS ards steoB in the special. Awards Presmitation (39) Blverboat 10:30 (3) I-ook Up and Live (20) FUm What’s New • ;46 (8) Moments ef Comfert — (49) Dennis the Menace (8) Vidieon (C) (80) The Search for Peace (C) Live 2-hr special embraces 23 Struggle for Peace News categories and 10 general 277 BROAD STREET—PHONE 649-1124 An Armed World, repeat at 6:89 (29) Ladies Day (30) Catholic Hour News correspondent Dean Bre 8:16 (8) Frontiers ef Setenee (49) Peter Jenningi News (O) OOGAL’S DIARY’ SET "The Struggle" Part 4 "Re- tts will cover conference in areas. Co-hoets are Joey Bish June 6. 7:30 p.m. 8:29 (3) Sign on and Prayer op in Hollywood at Century 9:99 (8-22-40) News, Sports, Weath Gogol’s “Diary o t a Mad bii-ths of Hope” Geneva will return to N.Y. SUMMER SCHEDULE— CLOSED SATURDAYS AT NOON 7:8 What’ s New 6:25 (8) Town Crier er (C) (40) Faith (or Today (C) and anchor program live from Plaza Hotel and Hugh Downs Repeat of 6:00 p.m. 6:96 (8) Snnrise Semester N.Y. studios. in N.Y. at Americana Hotel. World Press Review (18) Merv Griffin Show man,” penfoimed as a mono- 11:00 (3) Camera Three 7:89 (39) Conn Classruom (28) I Led Three Lives (irama by French actor Roger (22) Faith to Faith (40) Scope Presenting statues are Lucille WILSON 8:89 The Creative Fersoa 6:45 (8) Visit with the Honsigner (88) McBales’ Navy (30) The Rig Picture 4:90 (9) TBA Bail, Carol Burnett, Barbara Luigi Nervi 7:88 (3) News and Weather (O) Coggio, wW be presented as a Stanwyck,. Marlow Thomas, NET Playhouse 8:86 (8) Sports, News, Weather (40) Bullwinkle. (C) <19>...Adventure Theatre ELECTRICAL CO. (29-22-39) Today Show (0> 9:18 (48) Bronco 11:80 (3) Biography' 6;#0 (3) Gilligan’ s Island (C) others. Orpheus In the Underworid (8) Friends ef Mr. Ooobw (C) ane-lxnir special next season on 18:00 (3) Candid Camera (C) R 9:26 (8) The Stein Erickson Show John J, Pershing (22) Marshal Dillon Resldentlal-Coinin.-Iiid. EUsubeth Schwarskopf 7:89 (3) Perception • (C) CBS. Gogol’s story about the (8-40) Discovery ’67 (C) "Reward for Matt" (20-22-30) The Saint (C) '1:46 (9) Accent on Living While testing a racing car, 649-4817 — 648-1888 IT DOES 6:88 (8) News with Walter Groa- disintegration oC a mind has "America's Jungle Wilder 5:90 (9) Mr. Terrific (C) MAKE A DIFFERENCE WHERE YOU SAVE! 6:99 (8) Captain Kangaroo kito (C) ness' ' Everglades National (20-22-30) O-E College Bowl Simon Tem âr has a doss (49) Operation Alphabet served the 38-year-old Coggio brush with death when a bul Ed Ames Cast (8) Peter Jennings News (O) Park in Pla. A Journey via < C > . „ 9:39 (8) Mickey Monse (26) New Horlsons a* a one-man acting tour de "air boat" powered by an air Ohio Northern University (Eu let is fired into one of the 'C t 'Cit t f (49) Newn and Vlewe (22-96) Hantley-BrinUey Re plane motor enabling it to gene, Ore.) is today’s chal tires. INSTANT Eld Ajneia has been oast in th« 8:49 (49) Mack and Myer port (C) force for the past several years. speed across water and swamp lenger. 18:30 (3) What's My Line (C) 6:99 (9) Hap Richards Show Wt (3-8-22-30-40) News, Weather, role of Fonovhis In “Androolee 6:46 (20) Local News gia-ss. (18) The Blue Door 11:00 IIARYCARTED (8) Girt Talk 7:99 (3) Forest Bangers <0> (22) Rig Picture (C) 0:00 (3) The 21st Century (C) B Sports (C) S AVIMGS EARNINGS and the Idon," the NBC special (99) Film "Wolf Spirit” (SO) From the Dean's Desk "T o the Moon" A look at how (18) Subscription TV IflPAIlVTSlV whkdi wtU be presented in a (22) Merv GriHin Show (20) Hnntley-Brlnkley Bepert man will explore and colonize "Busy Body MOW W U i \j0t6 STOtfIk COAS110 OOMt (99) Cartoon Catupa (01 (8) TwUlght Zone TURNPIKE "Unrest Among the Clergy the moon, featuring a simu 11:16 (8) Festival of Hits IvOiVTV Dividend pidd imisicail vemon by Richard (49) Dating Game "Execution” ’ A presentation of the Protes lated trip and interviews with '"The Key" William Holden, \ ^ f ) < I \ r 1 <> V Rodgers next season. Norman tiU (3) -Wally Gator (G) , (22-30-49) Local News and tant Episcopal Church in Dr. Wemher von Braun, di Trevor Howard, and Sophia from day of deposit. (89) King and Odie TEXACO Loren. Commander of unarm Wisdom and Noel Coward have Weather America. rector of NASA's Marshall m 80IM8 8UP 4 times yearly. f:l9 (9) Make Boom tor Daddy 7 :U (22) Highlights 11:45 (SO) Sacred Heart Program space (light center. ed seaseagoing tug assigned to ’ already been aimouiioed lor oth (9) Medio (49) Yah Ashed for It "Religious Motivatioa” (8) Track and Field (C) tow__ to safety Allted ships dis iffijamn-TT-i n l — l.l liim in (29) FUm Open 24 Hours A FUm highlights of C4A Track abled by enemy action during flupiin er standng roles. 7i89 (9) Lost in Space (C) B U;0e (3) We Bellev^ (C) (99) December Bride (29-22-39) The Virginian <0) B Catholic Meet held May 26th and 27th World War H. 1007 BIAIN ST, MANCHESTER • ROUTE 81, COVENTRY Ames, who playa Mingo tba (49) Jack LaLanne Shew ^ (8-49) Batman (O) B Firestone Tires (8) Report to the People at Vlllanova, Perm. U :2t (8) Movie Masterpiece Indkui cm the "Daniel Boomf’ 19:99 (9) Candid Camera (18) Upbeat (20) The Christophers (18) The Bobby Lord Show "Six Bridges to Cross” '66. (29-22-39) S n u Jndgmeot MS 8:88 (8-48) The Monroes (O) B Quality Line Products (30) Ring Around the WotM Waylon Jennings and the Stat- Rookie cop and Mung hood seides, will have a chente to (6) P.D.Q. (C) 8:89 (8) Beverly HUlbilUes (O) B Gen. Repairers License (40) Conversation With ler Bros. " lum become (rleBIs. Years 8ing and dance on tlw 90-mifluto (49) Bose the CSown (U) SnbscÛon TV 12:10 (8) Comments and People (29-22-38) Frank McGee Be- later their paths Kroas amiin b dUUHW Mi96 (2942-99) News (C) "Bullwhip ' *U fin"- Mrs. Jean Ix>vell and (our col pert with tragic results. Tony Cup- 'rait H A f m , program. 19:99 (9) Homemaker’ s Movie t :t t (8) Green Acres (C) B Comer Broad and lege students discuss success J49) The Dakotas Us. Julie Adams, George Na MANCHESTER The score by Rkshard Rodgeng (99-22-39) Oencentratiea (O) (29-22-38) Expo Observed (C) of N.H. Scholarship Fund. «:M (9) Bat Hastemou (O) der. (8-49) DateUne:. HeUyweed Middle Tpke. West (29-22-80) Michelangelo: The 11:26 (88) Washington Beport NBC News critlo-«t-lnrge Ed (20) The Living Word 9 A m wiU'be bds third written for an 19:66 (8-49) Children’s Doctor win Newnjan is guide for an 12:25 (8) Capitol Reports Last Giant (C) B , Sen. T.J. DMd NBC productlpn. U:99 (29-22-39) Pat BOene Shaw (9) amusing and informative tour Rep. St. Onge Program covers period from (49) Feature 49 OLDSMOBILE (S-49) Snpermarket Sweep of Expo '67 in Montreal, Can Phone 643-2176 92:30 (3) Face the Nation (Of the eiid of Michelangelo’s work "Open Secret’ 'Sheldon Leon stakes (8) Scope f in Slstine Chapel to his death. ard, John Ireland. '48. M:99 (29-22-99) Bollywood Sqaarea (20) Bible Answers - Jose Ferrer .narrates. Peter 11:99 (M) Snuday Tonight Show (O) w"Yeur OMsmobll* Doolor” (8-49) One in a MUUen (30) Jewish Life Ustinov is voice of Mlchelan- (22) L ^ Show n:H'(3) Love of Life (C) (40) Westover Presents ?elo. "BVon Here to Eternity” Burt GIFT (294M9) Jeopardy (O) ICE FIANT OPEN 1:00 (3) Big 3 Theatre 18) Alfred Hitchcock Presents Lancaster, Deborah Kerr and $12 WEST CENTER ST. - WILTON’S SHOP (8) Mike Donglaa Matinee Weekdays 8 A. M. to 5:30 PJIL—Sundays 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. "Tlie Red Badge of Courage" "End Indian Summer" Frank Sinatra. (48) E v e r y b ^ ’f Talking CRACKED ICE—BLOCK ICE-CUBES '61. Stephen Crane's famous 7:90 (9) Lassie (C). B 1:88 (89) Sign Oft Beport —Sign 964 Main St., Maneheatar 12:26 (3) News (C) . story of a young soldier who (8) Voyage to the Bottom el OH 12:88 (8) Search for Tomorrow tto lost then found his courage the Sea (C) B 1:U (9) News and Weather —^Mo 4«e Main St. (29-2240) Eye Gaels (O) in battle. Audie Murphy, Bul "Deadly Invasion" ment of Mentation —Sign OV HUMMEL (49) Donna Bo m Show Mauldin. (18) Firing Line (40) U.B. Air Force Bellgiom M anebistcr NEW or USED 12:46 (8) Gnldlnjr Light (Cl LT WOODCO/ASfihlJ- (20-22-30) Meet the Press W.F. Buckley Jr. and Tom Film and Sign OH (C) FIGURINES U 166 (29-2^39) .News (C) Turn East from Main St. at State Theater (Hi to Bisaell (8) Way Out Whicker "D .a in the World 1:46 (8) News, Moments of Ooia* <8-n).Mike Deogla* hhaar <40) Linus tike Ueahearted Today" tort, OumeposU PAGE FOUR MAItCHESTER e v e n in g HERAtj), MANCHESTER, ISATuiRDAY, JUNE 8, 1967 THURSDAY JO PROGRAM adventure concern* alrong (3) Best Seller (84) Biverboat liM (40) Woody Woodpocker-Yogl men in conflict within the am - Part VI "Love Me or Leave Hned quarters of a frigate. Me- ’ (C) - IBear (C) _ (24) D. 8. Navy Film M e" (C) (440) That Giri (C) B (22) At Home with Kitty (44) Peter Jenulngs News (0) (8-22-44) News, Sports, Weath ) (2422-30) Dragnet ’67 (C) B <3«) Gypsy (C) "The Hammer" „ _ (40) The Fncitlve er (C) (8-48) Love on a Boottop (C) B 1:M (3) As the World Turns (C> (18) Merv Griffin Show (20.22-84) Let’s Make a Deal (20) Phone Your Answer 1 (2422-84) Dean Martin Show (C) (84) McHalo’s Navy (8) Sports —^News and Weath Jane* Blair, Buddy Greco, the (8) Datlns Game 4:46 McGuire Sisters, Bob Now- 1:55 ■(24-22-SO) News (0) er (0) hart and Louis Primsi. S;M Password (C) 8:10 (48) Bronco 1^22-34) Days of Oar Lives 6:25 (8) Stein Erlksen Show (0> (444) Summer Foono (3) Nows with Walter Cron- Marathon: Stoiy of Young 6:80 Drug Usera" New dooumM^ (8-44) Newlywed Game kite (C) tary special probes inner world 2:30 (8) House Party (O) (8) Peter Vennings News (0> (20-22-34) The Doctors (C> (24) British Calendar of young di*ug addicts during (844) Dream Giri of ’67 (22-34) Huntley-Brinkley Be- a marathon group therapy ses (44) News port (C) sion at Daytop Village, a (3) To TeU the Troth (O) 6:46 (20) Local News therapeutic community for ad (24-22-30) Another Worid (O) 7:04 (S) Daktari (C) dicts. During program stories (8 ^ ) General Hospital (20) Huntley-Brinkley Report of five residents are high S;2S (3) News (O) (O) lighted (8) Twilight Zone I ( f t ) Subscription TV 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show "Deadly Affair" (24-22-34) You Don't Say (O) ’’Passage Tnunpet” Sports, (8) Hr. 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(18) SnbsoriptloB TV Comfort —Ouldeposts (422) Mike Douglas Show (0) "The Cool Ones." (80) One O’clock Report — (18) You Asked (or It (8-40) Bewitched (C) B Sign Oft (20) Rough Riders 9:04 (3) Thursday Night at the Mov (40) V. S. Air Force Bellglons Actress Polly Bergen is a guest bn “The Red Skel (SO) The Plinistones (O) ies Film and Sign Off ton Show” on Tuesday night 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. on (44) hlcHale’s Navy “ Damn the Defiant!" Alex 1:28 (8) Las Vegas Show (C) 5:M (18) Highway Patrol Guinness, Dirk Bogarde and 8:26 (8) News and Weather —Mo CBS. (24) This Is tho Life Anthony Quayle. Romantic sea ment of Meditation —Sign Oft Dino’s Country Club: FRIDAY JO PROGRAM 1:88 (S) Best Seiler 4:25 (2422-30) News (C) ow is tom between saving life Part I “ Imitation of Life" '59. (18) Song of the Agee of her bandit brother and help Young widow with a baby 4:80 (8) Big 3 Theatre ing lawmen to recover 31,000.- You Need Charaeter girl goes into business with a "Captive Girl" 'BO. Jungle 000 stolen in an armed rob Negro woman. Lana Turner, Jim rescues a girl who was bery. By BOB THOMAS He talked about it at the Bel Air John Gavin, Juanita Moore, captured by natives. Johnny (8) TwUight Zone Sandra Dee. Weissmuller. Buster Crabbe, "Nine Won't Return” HOLXiYWOOD (AP)—If you Hotel as he sipped martinis and (28) Film Anita Lhoest. (8436-40) Local New# an« like to play golf, are young and watched old movies on televi- (22) At Home with Kitty (842) Mike Douglas Show (0) Weather (80) Gypsy (18) You Asked for It 7:15 (22) Highlighls Tlgorous amd happen to have 3ion between location shots for (40) The Fugitive (20) Corliss Archer (40) You Asked (or It $26,000 handy, you might be latest ftbn, “The Ambush- 1:90 (8) As the World Taras (O) (80) The Flintstones (O) ItIO (3) WUd, WUd West (0) (2422-80) Let's Make a Deal (40) McHale's Navy (2422-30) Tarsau (C) B able to join the Dean Martin ers." (C) 5:00 (18) Highway Patrol (8) Front Bow Friday Night Country Club. “ Well, thU-here club is going (8) Dating Game (28) Faith tor Today "Killers of Kilimanjaro" Rob 1:65 (2422-30) News (0> (SO) Biverboat ert Taylor and Anthony New- Then again, you might not. to be the g^reatest,” he ex- 2:00 (3) Password (C) (40) The Maastem ley. Engineer, commissioned There are only 600 memberships plained. (20-22-30) Days of Oar Uve* 8:M (20) FUm to survey aikl build first E. (C) (40) Peter Jeualags News (O) African railway is beset by available, and you also have to “ No, I’m not putting any mon- (440) Nowlywed Game 0:00 (42240) News, Sperts, Weulh- wild beasts, hosUte trlbesmea oome equipped with good char- ey into it; just lending my 2:80 (8) Hoase Party (0) •r (O) and an Arab slave trader. (2422-38) The D eeten (O) (18T Merv Orltfia Show (IS) Cheokssato aoter. That is also going to be name. The money is coming (448). Dream Girl ot '87 (M) Al Vestra Sports Show “ The Gift" the criterion at the Dean Martin from some very good sources 2:54 (48) News (SO) McHale’s Navy (40) Green Hemet (01 C.C. which I can’t divulge at this 8:08 (8) To TeU the Trath (O) 4:06 (8) Sporte, News, Weather (O) 8:00'(40) Time Tunnel (C) (2422-38) Another Worid (O) 0:10 (40) Broaoc 0:80 (8) Hogan’s Heroes (0) B Having a golf-and-tennis club time. Later I will, (448) General Hospital 6:15 (20) Miami Vnderoever (22-30) Mna from V. N. O. named alter him is the latest ‘ "The setup is this: We’re sell- 8:85 (8) Nears (0) 0:25 (■) SU srilh Stein (C) L. K. (O) B 8:80 (3) Dieh Van Dyke Show 5:80 (8) Peter Jeanlags News (G) "The Hula DoU Affair" Ja« Murray, Pat Harrington Jr. development in the amazing ing 600 memberships at $26,000 (3422-30) Y o b Don't Say (O) (S) News with Waller Craa- aaga of Martin, bom Dino Cro- apiece. That’s $16 million, which (I) Mr. Goober klle (O) and Patsy Kelly are guests. (40) Dark Shadows (MS^) HaaUey-Briakley Bo- US) Ssbsorlptloa TV eetti 50 years ago June 17, son is what it will take to build the 4:00 (3) Baager Andy Show (G) port (Q) "Bullwhlp Griffin” of A Steubenville, Ohio, barber. course. We’U also have 10 tennis (2422-30) Match Game (O) 8:46 (20) Local News 0:00 (3) Friday Night al the Men- (U )'Saper Heroes 7:00 (8) Death Valley Days (O) ies . ^ courts, and those memberships "Iron Man” "The Day They Stole the Sal "The Caretakers' Robert amander' ' A resourceful srid- Stack. Polly Bergen, Joan will go for $5,000. (40) Swabby Show Crawford, Janis Paige and Di- TOOL and “ I don’t think we’ll have suijr sme McBain. A staff doctor at trouble selling ’em. People a state hospital tries treating borderline mental patients come up to me every day and with sympathy Instead of EQUIPMENT say they want In. But we’re not harsher methods. (440) Nurses: Crisis in Medi- just taking everybody. We’re H ighlights eine (C) RENTALS screening each applicant not Special investigates alarming only on their ability to pay, but proportions of nursing shortage Sanding Machines Humphrey Bogart and Audrey Party a year before the nom .and devotes a major sequence most of all on their character. ination convention, ‘ will be tele to the precedent-breakingsdent-breaklng Power Tools Hepburn star in the movie, “ Sa nurses' strike inn San Fran There are ways of finding that vised Wednesday 9-10 p.m. by Plumber’s Tools brina,” tonight 9-11:20 on NBC cisco last fall. out. , . .NBC correspondent Edwin NBC. Frank McGee is the nar 9:30 ( 2422-30) T.H.E. Cat (C) B Painter’s Equipment 10:00 (2422-30) Larede (C) B “ What we’re looking for is Newman is the narrator of rator. . .Sen. Charles Percy’s "The See-Through Man" A Cement Tools young people on the go. Not just commencement address at Trin- clerk in Ministry of Defense "Expo Observed,” a tour of reports he was attacked by Moving Ek|uipment actors, bift lawyers, doctors, Canada’s Expo 67” , Wednesday 'ity College Sunday afternoon an Invisible being. Maintenance Equipment people from every walk of life. 9-10 p.m. . .Part ’Two of “ Ml- will be presented at 10 that 10:30 (18) Subscription TV "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, etc." Wallpapering Equipment They don’t^ have bo be billion chaelangelo: ’The Last Giant” , night on WTIC. 11:00 (3-422-3040) News, Sports, aires, eitheir. We’re working it the two-part biography of the Clerk Kerr, the former presl- Weather (C) out with my adviser, A1 Hart ot (20) Richard Diamond 619-2052 artist through his sculptiye, will dent of the University of Cali- 11:20 (3) Friday ^ ectacnlar City National Bank, where a be televised Sunday 6:30-7:30 fomla, will be Interviewed Mon- ■"Deslmilng ~ Woman" '57. 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