TUISDAT, AVOUST 6, 1968 IRmtrb^atpr Evening Im tU i Atmnm DNIy Net Pnm Ran Angttrts, 1888 The 50th annlveraary party for Cioady with ttaaidawhuwaxa. The Daughtera of laabella will Low in mid to upp«r 80s. TV>- meet tonight at 7:80 at the W.P. Mr. and Mm. Fred Lea which About Town ilmtrljpatpr lEimtttm UrraU) morow nioally chiudy, ohaaea Qulah Funeral Home, 225 Main waa to be given Sunday Aug. 11 at 118 Eldrldge St. by their aona, tXOSED for VACATION! 14,685 o f abowars. I9gh In upper 70s to Ilia Nawoomara Chib of ttia St., to pay their reapecta to the low 80s. TWCSA 1« aponaorlng a coffee late Joaeph P. Tonahl, whoae Fred P. Lea and Albert Lea, MaHchtmter • A City o f VOIage Charm aocial tor all new woman in the wife la a member. has been postponed to a later WE WILL RE-OPEN date, to be aimounoed. VWL'LXXXVn, NO. 292 ICandieater area tomorrow at 8 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 an Faga 88) PRICE TEN CENTS p.m. at the home of lira. WOi- Mancheoter Orange will hold ord ICcHory, 54 ManInU Rd. The Manchester Knights of MON. AUC. 19th a brief huaineoa meeting tomor­ Columbus will meet tonight at Anyone who la Intereated ahoidd row at 8 p.m. in Orange Ball. contact K n . MXdloy. 7:M at the Kof6 Home and pro­ PARKHILLJOYCE Mra. ETorence Llnea la in charge ceed to the W. P. Qulah Funenl of entertainment and refreoh- Home, 225 Main St., to pay tUelr FLOWER SHOP Eight Struck menta. Memben of the WWi respects to the late Joseph P. 601 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Barracka and Auxiliary will Tonski. By G unfire meet tonight at 7 at the WatUna- Airman l.C. Lawrence B. Nixon Heading Down Stretch Weat Funeral Home, 142 E. Cen­ Lorentaen, aon o f Mr. and Mrs. ter St, to pay their reapecta to Einar Lorentaen of 166 Center the late M n. Alice Thorton St, recently returned from In Disorder Who waa a member of the Phan Rang AFB, Vietnam al­ Ladles Auxiliary. ter 18 months’ duty. Atter a 80- HARvanr, m. (a p ) — apo. day leave, Airman Lorentaen BITUMINOUS radio giaiOra woundad savan po- will report to HoUobon AFB, M M . hi Uoamsn and a woman durliar a Mr. and Mra. Jamea McCoy N.M. He la a 1965 graduate of M M S n •itartxuica oauasd by M8gn Likely First-Ballot Win and BOna, Aaron and Rodney, Manchester High School. .14tS youths, and aeons of law an- of Baratow, Calif., were recent DRIVEWAYS tonemant offloara moorad in gueata at the home of her grand­ Parking Atom e Oas Stettons s BsMtetiMll Oonrte Now Bookhig For Sessonsl W(wk aarly today to asoura the Irou- MIAMI BEACH, Fla. father, Chulea Blmle of 78 Officers and membera of the Uad a n a . Spruce St The MbOoys alao Biltlah American Club will meet AU Work Personally Snpervlacd—We Are 188% Ihsared (AP)—Rlchatd M. Nixon Mate, county and local pbhea apent a week with other rela- at 7:80 p.m. Thursday at the LIQUORS— WINiS Convention headed down the stretch to­ offtoan, hebnotad and heavny Uvea, Mr. and IMn. Leonard clubhouse to proceed to Trinity C O R W A 15 day in his quest for the DeMAIO BROTHERS wmed, masMd pit a Joed aton Farrand of Man-eater at Old Eplscopcd Church, 120 Sigourney MinbniHii f rie«s Sidelights Republican . preaMential Colony Beach, and with Mr. and S t, Hautford, to attend the me­ 158 PARK STREET Parking lot watUt4 tor aoUon, nomination,’ by all indica­ Mm. Albert Benevelli of Stam­ morial service for David Al- ARTHUR DRUa 848-8888 SINCE 1888 9U -7m hut the ana was calm boon Xter toe InltM outburat lata MIAIQ BEACH, Fla. (AP) — tions a good bet to take the ford. leiy, a member. Tueaday night. Riding along OoUlns Avonue prize on the first bBUot. Mayor Jamea Holnaa of Harv­ amid the Ropublloan oonvontlon His chief challenger, Oov. ey hnpeaed a eutfew until dawn traffic T^Maday y/ka a UaMc car Nelson A. RockefeOer o t New In toa aouth sUburtnn CHeaigo York, sought to Uook lira for­ He then entered the Army and with this message pointed on mer vice presldenPa pato with waa staUcHied at Ft. Benning. oonummity whfdi haa grown ia- both sides: ‘Tve been down the creaslngly tanas sinca a police (* 3? PhotoCax) toe No. 1 arguraant of aatl-Nlx- His wife, the former lila Ruff, l road with Lyndon." ms. 1 WEB I iHURs: nn. i «T. o^Ooar Miot a flaahig Negro on forces—that Nixon coUkki't was employed at Ft Bemilng 1 1 The Hour Draws Near youth June 80. win In Noveinfear. before their marriage. MIAMI BEACH, BTa. (AP) — MaJ. Gagllardone previously M M L6 1 M G . 7 11 M G L t 1 M G . 9 1 M G .1 I A oonner’s Juiy ntuniad a Aa the minutes th:k awhy toward tonight’s show­ The candidotoa have onuirted on "T o lAek a man wbo can’ t win received the Esronae Star Medal vaadlot Ttoeaday o f jusOBahle array of celebrities to promote would be a tragedy for toe coun­ homicide In the fatal itonnHtig of down session of the Republican National Conven­ for meritorious sudiievement in their cause. Appearing at Nel­ try," Rockefeller told newsmen ground operations against hos­ the Chioaga youth. tion, Richard N. Nixon consults his watch and de­ son RockefoUer gatherings ore after opening hls Uth hour drtva • Hatnaa, wbo ts white, said five with an appMl to 120 dalegataa tile forces In Vletnaun. cides it’s titae to end a reception in a Miami Beach such stars as Helen Hayes, Kit­ He is presently stationed ait pcUoa offleen ware wounded ty Carlisle, Teresa Wright, Nan­ and alternates from IS western the Kaiaer-alautem CMd Stores, from a alngla Mtotgun Uaat as hotel. He stood in the receiving line for four hours cy Ames and HUdegarde. states. they dhpenad a crowd of 75 to Germany. trying to win votes among delegates. Among Richard Nixon’s The Associated Press, in a y> Wbgro youtos who wan promoters, basketball star WOt nose count some 12 hours before throwing neks- at pamlng cars Chambetialnr of the Los Angeles tonight’s fateful balloting, found and sboutoig axploUvaa. Lakers, stands out In the party Nixon with 615 first-round votes. Town Will Try Ha Mamed toa dtoorder, crowd. He should. He’s 7 feet, 2 Rockefeller with 270, end toe which started lata Tuesday Inches toll. third man in the race, Oor. New Tesit Plan night, on toa oppnadva heat. Ronald Raagan of California, "On avenlngs Mka tota tt’a m en The Town of MSndiester, to­ Doctors Satisfied MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — with 177. comfoctahla to ataad on a street Convention delegates, previous­ morrow night will toot a new corner," be aaM. Another 186 delegates were ly Irked because they were lined iq> btolnd favorite sons, 76 procedure for examing ap- The distuihanca centered In a With Ike’s Progress turned down for extra conven­ were uncommitted and one pUeanta for town jobs — a pro­ four-Uoek-squan eu»a near the tion Uckete, were visibly irritat­ Sen. l^erett Dirksen, in a dramatic bid for quiet among the delegates to the stood alone for New York City’s cedure which may be followed borderline of Harvey and Dlx- ed and privately angered at Republican National Ckmvention, tosses a folder containing the 1968 platform imoor, aiAuitia 17 mUea south of WABHINOTON (AP) —Army (6 :V a.m. Mayor John V. Lindsay. Needed in the future, if it proves suc- EDT) yesterday New York Gov. Nelson A. Rock­ night’s session. Dirksen not only got his fop victory: 667. downtown Chicago with a popu- doctors reiMited today that they morning, efeller over the admission of 52 quiet, but got the platform adopted with a resounding roar. (AP Photofax) cesstid. hUfoB of 85,000. Nixon exuded confidence. are satisfied with former Prest. "Hls vital signs have re- members of the Poor People’s Tests tor the town position of The mayor aaM the Negro "We’re going to win,” he said dent Dwight D. Elsenhower’s *toble. The doctors re- campaign—all with bona fide 0 bookkeeper will be conducted at youths massed at a oar waah tickets. cbee;^y on the eve of the ballot­ ui raOafled with ing. Charts posetd by hls aides Manch eater Community College and became abwlve. PoUoe currert pryresB’’ from hi* his current progress." The marchers reportedly re­ In a hotel headquarters flartwd by Fred Ramey, director of toe moved In and ordered the Tuesday heart attack. ^ ^ ^ ^ ceived tickets from National Ckdleg^e's Carr««r Programs Di­ -youtos------to aootter. They re.re A mpmlng medical bulletin Delegates Roar Approval the same optlmlam. "M ore than GOP Chairman Ray .Bliss, Illi­ 700 votes," they read. vision. nois Sen. Charles Percy, New Up to now, examinations have ^ mu. wwora, -m ts were ^ ^ York Mayor John V. Lindsay, Rockefeller saw In all this en­ been conducted tor toe town by Rep. Ogden Reed of New York thusiasm "evidence of cold war the State Personnel Office and, Pourteea penons were arreot- ^ «P«nt a comfortable night ^ ^ jJ® th* and Clarence. ’Townes, dh-ector strategy." The Nixon people, he Of Republican Platform said, were trying to give dele­ in some Instancea, by toe town’s foUowIng his recent heart attack of the RepuMlcan Minorities Di­ personnH office. (See Page Twenty) whldi occurred at 0615 houils (gee Page Sixteen) vision, among others. gates the impression Nixon has Ramey, tomorrow lUght at the Many the delegates, prima­ MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — against crime and causes of so- at the start by torowlng on the the nomination in the bag. college on Hartford Rd., will rily of the Reagan camp, felt Republicans roared approval d8l ills at home. ' floor what he indicated were set "It just la not true," toe gov­ give written examinationa to the tickets were given to toe early today of a platform pledg- Michigan’s Gov. George Rom- speeches. ernor dwlared. seven appUocmts — five women group imder pressure by Rocke- Ing a new naUonal leadership— "®y *^® P<>

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attested by the massive bibliog­ try, but nothing has been heard 300 in Peking but are now re­ era that Busukl was arrested for raphy and voluminous notae. De Ribicoff Seeks Sheinwold on Bridge Japanese Nationals Held o t tha coRsapondent sliice hla duced to about 30. "repeatedly engaging in various . Deaths in found and tapped new coDee- ST A R GAXElC'iC) arra st Masayoshi NakaJUna, snlntsr- evil activltiea." PAVING' tlons of mamscript, noUbly -Bv CLAY R. POLLAN- More Facilities d u t c h o l d m a s t e r British dlplomaU have finally pretac on a Japanese tanker, Also in February, KenMohl DHAINAGE — feXCAVATION Book Review Am Behind Bamboo Curtain Kawasaki, prsaldent o f the Bhi- that of Ool. John B. Baeheider. MAR. 77 tour Daily AcHvify Guido JK. SETT. 23 ^ PLEASES HU FANS NORTH Bucceadad in aaaing Anthony was arraatad aboard ship in T he W orld EPIHPMINT IIENTM. According to fho Stora. ’ For Health Care By DON SHANNON Grey, Reutera corrospcndetit Shanghai last September. TTiare nyo Buaean Trading Co., drop­ He produced a book that is Ajm .X OCT. 23 4 6 ward them. Japanese bfflolala a OOaaaBRCaAL a i n d u b i b i a l amasing in detail, so much so . „ „ To develop messoge for Thursdoy, DARTFORD (AP)—In sn ef­ By ALFRED SHEDfWOID The Loa Angeles Times who was placed under houoe have baan no reports of Ms ped out of sight after attending Richard H. Wilhelm AMD MB Ltawallyti’a hero, a (aUlMe J17-2B-29^ P A9854 apparently fear to offend Chi­ a RESIDENTIAL that the average reader win reod words corresponding to numbers fort to reduce the cost of hesltfa nese senaltivltiea further by ban­ arrest last year. The British are whereabouts sinoe. the Shanghai Clotoing Fair. PRlNCBTrON, NJf. (AP) — PRICE, QUALITY and SERVlOE AflSURED F. K. MallMaj. crature like everyoae elae, la a o f your Zodiac birth sign. 30JJ61 ^ The Natoerlanda afanoot won 0 J73 TOKYO—^At leaat 13 Japanese find it hard to follow through care. Sen. Abraham Rlbtcoff on such thin 1m In Peking, At this spring’s Canton Fair, P rof. R ichard H. W U h ri^ 59, IMi. piaaatble flcure and hia adven- j f TAU SM the aemifinala in toe recent A AJ43 oitisens are lent or detained in- ning vlaitora. A more publicised disappear­ b y OaBtog the complexity of troop move­ 61 W ith called today for more extended- however, that they are hardly two more Japanese were lost: ^ APe.21 1 Send 31 N ote WWT BAST vide Ccmmunlat China—more Moat curious ia the silence ance was that of Suaumu Kakl- chairman of toe Princeton Uni­ > raaidhn tvlio de- tim e are neatly chronicled. It ia ments at brigade and regimen­ 2 Someone 3 2 0 f 62 A care institutions to servb those Bridge Olymptca, largely due to capable of taking on tha prob­ Nobuo Seri, director of the versity chemical enginaaring t AAAY J1 3 Y o u 3 3 H o d n *t 63 And 4 KJ94 than any otoer nationality-but surrounding the detention of a saU, president of Bhlnka Trad­ hooka—end all ^ author’s lint venture Into tal level. More important, as a whoee illnesses do not require the efforta of tiielr alar pair, ♦ lems of other nations snd. few J^Mui-Caitoa Trade Industry g- 9-13-lH 4 Y o u r 34 f t t i 64 Elders 2 M «7 . .. 9 KJ732 0 6 tha Japanasa govamment has Japanese correspondent, Keijl ing Co., a friendly firm of department since 1964, died THOMAS COLLA e aertoua naden the suspenae Add, and he doea running com m entary o f B /2 4 -5 7 ^ S A b iU ty 3 5 P lc a s n 6 5 N ice bospitslisatlon. othen are willing to intervene. Co., and Hlroahl Nakagawa, Tuesday while vacationing to 66G

.»4 FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,. 1968 PAGE FIVE area larger than fliat an Ameri­ can battslloa can cover to a ^ Opulent Museum Opened r Provincial Capitals Atoait swBep. LBJ Spends Long Hours Chinese Architect Picked Americans estimate that there U N U B B O For GOP Delegate Party \ Return of Red Attentions are 1800 VIetoong local forces Seeking to Free Pueblo For National Gallery, Wing (indlgenoas to Btiijilnng) in the u By iJtk! tjeimAite! has recently received mote air OLD eiaWBLRY / ■ir K A m K and Mns. Brooks—who reminds ^ / Provinoe. When the Seventh By aBAUHTBBa M. BOBBBTS but a good many people horn In- Iky TTOUF VON HOKABOT Smlthoonlan and the boldly mas­ We’ll pay you cash for your old The WaahhgMaBs^ siqqiort than ever befoce. nia WaiUiigtaa Post diamonds, jewelry and Other gems. everyone that “I was a sheep- North Vietnamese Dtvtalon and • dlcated illagatlafactloti wMh the T te Wmahtmgtam Pact sive Air and Space Museum, LYINO AROUND M lA in BBACH—'Hie candl- herder" — used a phrase ate RAGWEED In the last three weeks, Loe- i A AN LOG, South Vietnam — ainh District has been Mt by other main foroe enemy unita ^ WAflHDFGFrON — Nothing •dmlntateaflon’s failure to ftras evaded the iaaue with a totally Single pieces or entire estates, 4b1m tbMnatfves were too boiy says is unprintable. "We have proMems," an Am­ are away, Btahloog can make the crow. Panatte and other WASHINGTON — Ieoh Ming new fonn. He designed a marble T H B H O U B B 7 ^ come and ait on Napoleon’s POLLEN 1A i ^ more than 80 B-52 strikes eadi woo more oxoruoiatinf for Pro- discreetly handled. From individ­ At that moment a door whidi erican aaid in tHs {wovince an attem)^ to expand its paM- kldant Ksimady than the nago- ralatlvas of crew naemben, Pel, tte ranowned Chtneaa4Mcn, doughnut and all you can say itster’a anOra or aUre at the 4th week. The figures are vague be­ uals, banks or trustees, ^hone or had been standing ajar in the COUNT IT mqdtal, "when the enemy stops fleatton programa It the main THE SEASON MaOone to roseua the Bay of naturally, hove been most vnoaL N«nr York arohltoot, haa baan la: "How InganiousI tnntiBy Rontan Emperxir Ha- corridor opened wider and a cause of militazy security but forces were'at aaoa again make . Secretary Rusk aoknovdedgas thinking about Saigon and looks one American Mficer counted 13 Pigs prtsonan from Cbba. It to aalaetod to design the new ad- But ingenlousnesa alone wlU come in. *«ln’s carred maihle baOi tub OBS television camera crew around for easier targets." major attacks the padflcatlon f S O N f "Mttor dlaappolntment” and he not work either alongside the a t the "Vtaeaya” Mhaeum on separate B-52 strikes in a 18 r«ry much tte same with Pro- dttloa to Washington’s Naflonal choroed in unison, “Surprise, ■BIB Last December, the security efforts would have to atop and has promised to keep on trying National Gallery. So there te the ■BeajmeBay. surprise, you’re on ‘Candid ■ hour period. UiMnt Jotinaon end the men of GaUety of A rt-ito doubt one of sRuattofi in Bhiiikong Hrovkice the Anted Faroes would button WE HAVE THE BEST K A L IN Uie Pueblo now heM In North to “to bring toese men out safe challenge. Bat a R^wblican who has O uneral’’ Intalligecioe reports indicate iq> arolmd the major towns. and aUve.” But ttaw tar there the tougbast arcMtaetural com- A m It an before decided Hon- Mrs. Brooks, amused but was terrlMe. Tten, an the main that the bombers have done Korea. tuokUy, 'after a long, con- foroe enemy units left Blnhlong If BUMong oontinaes to be THE COUNTRY AfARE US PEOVI m is no evidence that he haa foimd mlasiona since Mlchelanglo was sciantlous search, the patrons of nicht was as food a Ume slightly netUed, sought out net­ major damage to the North Vi­ bypassed by Oommunlst troops The WMte Houm has kept Its a way. aoked to put a dome on St to move against Saigon and oth­ public oommente to a minimum the new building settled on an aa any to dock Ms yacht and work officials and made them etnamese Seventh Division, the ordered to attack more im­ The North Koreans sound Pater’s. JEWELCRS SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 oone ashore to meet a few promise the video tape would Food Prices Up er targets cloee to the capital. iwineipal enemy foroe in the Choicu King-Siibd \ but Mr. Johnson la known to arcMtect who has the courage "We only have to worry vdien portant targets, or if enemy In- totally Intransigent: Either The new building Is to stand to want to be good rather than mllHonatre RepObHcans backed not be re-played in prime Ume. area. The Seventh Diviaioa, mtratloa continues to be a criti- have gfitiot long hours trying to apologtae or we will hOU, and 988 Main Street, Manchester Phone 648-3741 ap against a wall cohered in Mrs. Alfred Bloomindale, wife By 3 Per C^t they come back. Right now which came back to Btiihlong And a fonmda which would east of John . RuaaaU Pope’s original, as Mies Van Der WAOTINGTON (AP) —Retail they’re back," one official said. cal factor in flie minds of Am­ IwobaWy try, toe PuriUo crew. glorious temple, at the Junctlan Roche put It wnnils by tioala XV’s marine of the California driegtde, dash­ after the May attack on Saigon, erican mflltary. planners who Mtiafy toe Oonununlot regime Erotn post experience with paintar Vemet ed in and oat with her husband. food prices are expected to av­ Binhlong ist in one official has been driven into Ks moat In Pyongyang without oreating V of Pennsylvania Avenue and ‘Tike a good musician. Pal win saturate the border region North Itorea, no on^ would be Dechert photo fto id a Got. CSaude Kirk One of Mis. Ronald Reagan’s erage SH per cent Mgher this view, a low priority province. remote bases dose to the . bor­ major repereussloiis here at The Moll, and la to bouse a Can­ seams to have a perfect pitch,” year over last, the Department It has only about 75,000 people with bomba, BinMong may per­ l u s i m W i surprised If they do what they ter fOr Advanced Study In the came aAore to Time Life Vice closest friends, me was explain­ der by some estimatoa and has haps begin to reaiqproacb Its home. threaten. Engaged aaid Carter Brawn, i^—fftnnt dl- l*raaldsiil Henry Lnce HTs par­ ing that the California contend­ of Agriculture said today. — less than many distrteta in moved completely into Cambod- T te President reportot«. Visual Arte, aa well oa new ax- rw^tor of the Gallery, who The gain in 1987 from a year the popoknis delta. If winning pafany days whan the STendi T te probl«» In the end Is the Mbit apace and offices, notably ty at die museum with more on er's wife did not bring Holly­ M by others. owned rubber plantatloas made rejected toe Idea of paying ran- President’s. To win toe crew’s T te engagement of Mias helped select the arcMtect. Ids mind than an inclination to wood make-vp geniuB George earlier averaged less ttian one hearts and minds U the goal, COM OUT TODAY M ■«n as Mr. Kennedy did in toe for the Naflonal GoUaty’a ex­ Pel and Ms aaaociatos, ha per cent, the department said in estabIMied policy went, put the All intelligence reports indi­ it one of Ifietnam’s richer pro- rrteose he wUl have to pay some Marabeth Kearney to Mortimer Btiall once again through Uih Masters with her to Miami cate that the Seventh DivMkm is INSTANT CRIOnr. M IT n U IS WMI rat HH «aa?irf CMban case. It appears open to panding extenolan oervlca wMch said, are ^n>7eachlng the prob­ a report on the national food sit- effort where there are lots of 'Vinces, and plantatton owqed price, it appears. R is up to him E. Moriarty Jr„ both of Man- serves 8,000 American com- century dining rooms, and 17th Beam. rot combat effective at the pres­ hospltaM and sdwols made it UKnMCBMCtiniHHjlMUn maiMnAWMINamNyaa questioa whether some to m ot to judge what Is tolerable In lem not with any preconcelvad cm tury bedrooms and 18th cen­ ‘T am sure she brought uation. hearts and minds to be won. payment, probably labeled an rtwster, haa been announced by munlttoa. . t Food prices aiqiear to be lev­ ent time and ie stni refitting and k like, but with eling off a bit, with Increases what changed hy Increased Al­ resting, making no move to pass piaces for a Vietnamese work- toe national precedent that Kirk, who said he had been "He’s George Masters’ as­ er to Uve in Ifietnam. H UM lY H U m Y pled with somef orm of apology, would be set. B. Kearney of 88 Linden S t 20 mllUon doUars wMch evary- toougfatfUl aearch ot what the perspiring heavily from aU Ms for the Mat three months of 1968 lied attoition to infUtratiaa again through BlnMcHig toward sistant, trained by Mm, and is Saigon. DONT BE however. That la not a happy riioice at Mr. Moriarty is a snn of Mm. ona hopes will leave some new building ought to do. agcertions, bad changed into a every Mt as good.” estimated to be smaller than routes. If North Ifietnamese reg­ money for staff and operaflona those eariier in the year, the de­ ular forces want to get to Sal- Natlvea living close to flie LEBT OUT The problem la tte form of any tone and the more so in a Mortimeir E. Miorlarty Sr. of 145 traah sUffly starched baby blue All of fidB had to do with Mrs. Slip» in Finland presidential election year. The -were donated by Paul Mrilon BDUOATTONAL AIDS shirt wlUi an elephant-printed Reagan’s makeup and elabo­ partment said. gco, one of the routes is through Locninh Jungle, now flecked with apology and its relatiaaship to Park St. and toe late Dr. Mbril- cavities in die red earth where HELSINKI — n ie forest indus­ rrieaoe of the spy sMp. One oug^ Republican candidate can be ex­ mer Moilarty. and Mrs. Mrilon Brace. Oon- DETROIT (AP) — SurjiUB en­ aeckline. in this cerulean en­ rate flower-strewn hair-do at the ‘Ihe price of food for home use BinMong Province. The South stracUon was authorised by this year is expected to average 'Vietnamese government, Wash­ the B-52 bombs landed, have re­ try, wMch once aooountod for gaitton, that the United dtates pected to needle, at the last, Mias Kearney In a graduate of gineering equipment and auto­ semble be voiced bis demands 50d-doUar-a-piate gala on Sun­ 90 per cent of Ftoland’s exports Congreoa early this month. about the No. 2 spot on die Re­ day night. It eras a stunning three per cent Mgher than in ington and the rest of the world ported that the stench of dead EMERALD LAKE SHORES apMoglse and then repudiate toe Ms Dentacratic oi^xment on the Manchester sdiools. Her fiance, motive and electronic products, publican Ticket 1967, while food consumed away pay great attention to enemy is so strong from one area that and was the biggest Induatrial statement after the crew io re­ Pueblo case. K toe candidates ateo a graduate of local sdiools, What makes Pel's assignment some 3,600 products, worth technicolor academy-award srin- employer, sUpped to an 80 per so tough la toe problem of har­ S r k told one influential, mon­ ning triumph for some bddnd- from home will average about attacks on Saigon. they will no longer travel HtUSBORO. 9 H,, DARTMOUTH LAft 5UNAPEE REGI09 leased has been rejected by toe are Richard Nixon and Hubert received a B.A. degree in eco­ about $250,000—are being donat­ five per cent Mgher. through it. cent riiare in the 1900s. Thday PresldenL officials say. Humphrey, the Vice President monizing Ms new building with ed, to 42 predominantly Negro a n i w m i eyed group; "Sure, Tm for tbe-scenes sdelder of rouge, From this c ^ t a l 65 isiiles nomics fMxn Providence (R.I.) the old—and on one of the moat Rockefeller. Fd come back to pancake sponge and teasing The department said prices The First Brigade of tho U. S. its share M under 70 per cent In the Cuben case President will be on yet another spot as a OoUege, where he was a mem­ cOUegea. north of Saigon, an attack on member of the Johnoon- prominent spots in Washing­ Nixon if he'd give me what I comb. are iq> for fruita, vegetables, First Infantry has operated in aUhough its outyut has douUed Kennedy felt responsible be­ ber of Delta EpaUon Sigma, na­ The equipment, ranging from the Ckqiital means that no one and, in some aeotora, tripled in Humphrey administration. ton’s monumental heart at that want I want to see a guy No other political candidate’s meats, poultry, ogg», dairy is left to attack instalMUons BinMong and a small part of cause be had approved toe W> tional honor society. He Is a oseilloscopeB to «lrlll presses, is SAVE $$$! BEST VALUES EVER! adjacent Phuoclong Province this decade. ^ fated Bay of Pigs adventure. In —at a Utoo of utter atyllaic con- suggested tor use In engineering named n r k nominated as Ms wife in recent times has ap­ products and soft drinks. Hold­ here. oandldato for on M.B.A. de­ fuskm. ' Vice President, but Pd settle peared in public so painstaking­ ing at last year’s levels or de­ In October last year the en­ since last November. Its enemy <|the Pueblo case toe United gree at tte University of Hart­ programa, scientific and techni­ This Is Our Biggest Sole Of The Year! for a guy named Reagan." ly lacquei’m. creased are coffee, potatoes, k.Hls have been infrequent re­ ANTIQDE HEARSES •States Is firmly on record that ford. A member of toe U. 6. He could not poaatbly. In an cal laboratory Inatructlon and emy attacked Lochinh, the Dis­ RESTMtED age of apace sMps, Just copy TUs was easily the most beau- There were by-standers who fata and oiM, cereal aiM bakery trict Capital about 12 miles cently and -vriien The Brigade JOS tar as anyone here knows Army Reserve, he la employed vocational training. ttfnl and memoraMe setting jnoducts, and firii prodiicts. talks of its great battles it talks KANKAKEE, m. (AP) — tthe o p f ship never violated People in as a buyer for Pratt and WMt- the beaux arts classic details of The Bendlx Corp. saya It ini­ swore they even detected a from the Cambodian border. Owning horse-drawn hearses toe old gaUery — John Ruasell attber political pafty baa ever plastic fixative adhered to Mrs. Food spending this year will The attack, in wMch the enemy of fights in wMch the enemy at­ J North Korean territorial waters. ney, Dlviaian of United Alroraft, tiated the gift program to sup­ • LIVING ROOMS DINING ROOMS had ad its di^waal for a conven- total about $101 bilUon, up six tempted to overrun d^-ln and restoring them to original • The Koreans demand, .and East Hartford. Pope was the last architect who port minority colleges In their Reagan’s porcelain comjdexion persisted kwg after it was ap­ condiUon has become an in-style VERNON could, with any grace, get a'vta.y tton gathering. to keep it from perspiring in per cent from 1967, and is ex­ parent that he would not suc­ American positions. {have continued to demand The News The wedding is planned for efforts to upgrade the quality of • KITCHEN SETS • BEDROOMS The Luces had asked Dade pected to account for about 17 hobby aUhoiBh the "funeral Tdephone: 644-2424—Open ThaiB. and F ri till 9 'through 19 meetings wito Amer- ,Nov. 23 at St. Jamas’ Church. with it. And even he was, at professional and tertinlcal edu­ the swelterLig body heat creat­ ceed, is now seen as the first "I would be fantastic to find cars” went out of stjde about tl)p time toe building was com­ Cbimty ofHclnls to lend them ed by the crowds. per cent of a family’s disposable of the series of CbmmuMst as­ even a company,” one First Di­ fican oftlclals on toe Pueblo First Political Defeat cation. The achoola, with a total the magnificent "inacaya” Mu­ income, the department said. 1915. ’ease, that Weriiington apolo- pleted in 1941, denounced as a of more than 65,000 students, There were various Rockefel­ saults that marked fiieir new vision officer .laid when asked Dick CMncy, a funeral direc­ ST. LOUIS (AP) -M ichael from Zurich, Switzerland, in a reactionary fogey. • CHAIRS, ROCKERS B DESKS, LAMPS seum in hopes that it would be ler brothers, at the "Viscaya’’ Of the 17 cents of the family emphasis on popuMted areas why The Brigade doesn’t make Iglxe tor an intrusfon, that it Kinney suffered his first defeat ore being given the equipment tor, and three other area cMlec- Jet belonging to Onaads and left Yet, the mind reels at the on the basis of need and poten­ a setting that would give the party, including conservationist dollar, five will to farmers, which culminated in the Tet of­ major contact on its own initM- 'promise there wlU be no repeti- at the poUa Tuesday since he here aboard a launch for hla pri­ VIPS a rewrite from the exfaaus- 10 to marketing agencies and tors have restored four modets >tloR and that it punish toe guU- thought of any “modem” struc­ tial use. • TABLES •CARPETS JUVENILE ITEMS Laurance and banker David. fensive. tlve.’’ The enemy breaks down built between 1890 and 1910. first won election to the Mis­ vate Island Mdeaway of Scor­ ture adjacent to Pope’s luxuri­ tkms of delegate hunting. David Rockefeller was laugh- two tor fishery products and im­ Present American estimates of into small units, you never find Jty. As read here, Pyongyang souri Senate in 1918. pios, in the Ionian Sea. There "inacaya” was built by farm ports, the department said. "You Just don’t see many of 'has not clearly promised to re- ous Museum, if, indeed there is Choose from Mbdeni, Wabrat, Maple or Pine by wdl known reliable manu­ hig with the wife of Corning North Vietnamese montMy in­ a lot of them." them around nowadays,” CMn­ The 94-year-old legtriator lost they boarded Ms yacht Christi­ a mind left wMch knows with facturers . . . Marlow’s guarantees you satisfaction! equipment manufacturer JMm Glass’s Arthur Houghton Jr. filtration are 80,000 men, but in This view, wMch M widely ■'leose the crew even if this were In Ms bid for renomination on na. Onetom Home Dettga Deere at beginning of this cen­ 8IBAIOBT STATi: cy said. •done. any convictions what "modem” Mrs. Houghton had defied her Binhlong there are no precise shared, is not completely con­ CMncy has yet to eojer his the Democratic Ucket in the 6th arcMtpcture is. A gloss box? A Moiudimtor E-Z TERMS! LAYwAWAY! fREE oklV ERY ! tury after a lifetime of forag­ husband and shown up with a DENVER (AP) — OMorado counts of bow many are cross­ sistent with the reports that EXforts to win Korean senatorial district wMch in­ ing in Kurope for arcMtectual Mys claim to having the most 55-year-old model M a psiade. Faces Blindness at 7 labyrinthine concrete sculpture? Blue Print A Supply Ino. ladies’ group at the Post and ing the border. The intelligence large numben of enemy have 'approval for turning the case cludes owntown St. Louis. What is more, the monumen­ antiqnitieB. regular boundaries of any state. “It’s Burprialng how hard it is over to aopie impartial third ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Lit­ 880 Hertford Bd. Paddock Restaurant tor lunch estimates are prepared at high­ been killed by B-52s. Although to find a matched set of He was defeated in the pri­ tle Buddy Labroozl, facing tal scale of toe mall, dominated Menoheeter, Conn. DOWNniWN MAIN ST. MANCHESTER A thousand workmen labored earlier in the day.' Houghton It is almost a perfect rectangle er, more secret headquarters party have not succeeded. mary contest, 8,611 to 2,974, by five years to put into place such the 750-pound bombs cause horses,” he said, "and it’s al­ Mindnss at 7, la winding up a by the overwhelming power of 849-BB9S had wanted her to stay away, measuring 387 miles from east than BinMcog, and this tremendous destruction they do > D^uty Assistant Secretary of Raymond H ow i^, 88, a Negro Bookvme Bx

!■ MANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 PAGE NINE

Coventry 12th Q renit Top Heart Surgeon Says 31st Infantry Court Cases Transplant Not Experiment BLACKY THE ANCHS SI Rallies Around having Project ASK Facing Crisis Shanghai Bowl ’ nw .tature of Piojaet ASK is ■hCKVltJUB SBSnON By HABBY NHBOM a temporary assist tor hearts TlUay thm w«nt on to bocome tlona, aflUng fint wliat Uw cur- The Lea Angeles Times that are not permanently SlMfi Weftora BmH\ CAMP CASEY, K ona (AP) — visitors? sun indscldsd, wUh die Ooven- y oi this. "Shanghai Bowl.’’ with representatlvm from the Til »*>«ton in RockvUle Oroult Court tran^lanU In the past three *wl is widiful thinking.” Yoar WMIy Maat| Coventry board cannot share Just Pftor to the m ee^ , TU- ^ months, said last week that Dr- Ooofey said that aU eight Since It first received Its col­ gnaiala Um latga ttlatHw tl HaadM- Bdown area served by ASK to sponnondUp of the project, so It ley provided the members of Bill. ors in 1916 In tlM Philippines the wmSd seem that the Coventry lOchael French, 16, of Flor- heart transplantation ahould no tranaplanta hava been dlaeuss the project the board with copies of the ence BL, who had previously longer be considered solely an technical wiecaaaaa. Hb credits regiment has been overeeas in 'tartamalanl board is solely responsible for current budget. Asia except for one brief period Beeanseof 1M7 loflalation, the Project ASK. been charged with breach of experimental technique. mocem to Ills aurglcal tseb- present sst-t^ of ASK haa been Young’s next questlim asked peace and assault with a dan- "It can now be done as a which, unlike the tech- in 1966. nded Slegal by Sie state attor­ Beard, Tflley Meet about avallaUIlty of a year-end geroua weapon, was found guilty deltoerate method to prolong uMd by some heart The Shanghai Bowl, kept in a e a st m l ney general, and «hU optaton With the apparent illegality report of ‘ 'accompHstunents, maortve gtaa^, oeae at the front goals, problems, needs, etc.” on June 6. He was given a sua- and improve life and relieve auf- ” rfw«»e. preaervea the pace- - SPECIALS- has been backed up by town if tbe preaent set-up, the Cov­ pended aentence and placed on torlng,” the surgeon told a news ™*ber nerve center in the do- floor of a Quom t hut that Is.bri- attorney David Rappa. entry Board is seeking dlrec- To ttaia, Tilley bad no answ er. probothm for two yearn. conference at Memorial Hospit- bieart rather than relying gade headquarter^ la a eouve- Tbe project 1s governed by a tlcn and Infomaitlon concern­ OontrSarttasa by Towns Paul MeOeary, adult iwoba- al of Long Beadi where be ad- ^ ^ tectyient’a pacemaker, THURSDAY, mDAY, SATURDAY nir of one of fiwae afanoet for­ board of directors made up of ing Its financial resposlblUties The next question in Young’s tlon officer, told the court that dressed a heart meeting. •ba> gave credit to anti- gotten foreign adventurpH by school superintendents in the to the $380,000 project. memo was this, T^rujeot A ^t French had not found a method He said that akepUcs may ' 3™Pbocyts globulin (AI/3), the email American ihUltary unite towns, but pesiage at the last The board met In a lengthy is heavily funded by the Fed­ for resMoUiv bhi activities. change their mlndi wtaen they •ubstance he uses along with in the days beSre World War n . S A Y , PA... eeaston of the legWature of Pub­ session with Tilley last week eral Gowermnent, y«t individ­ Leon C. BsteU Jr„ of 87 Tal- see a pleture, to be released this oonventtonal drug* to suppress ASMOua^sTAa In 1962 the Japanese and lic Law IW indicates tlmt such to discuss this, but TUley had ual porticipafing towns are oott Ave. was sent to jail when week, of hla six tranaplaht pa^ tendewty of the netpient to Chlneae engaged In a major Deal Lat lioai Lsia Rtr DlaMii a board does not quality as a recently returned from vaoa- adeed to coptribute services, he could not pay a $100 fine, tienta who are living. reject the new organ. He Is the olarti In and around the port pdblic authority to receive die equipment, specs, all of which city of Shanghai during which 1 1 on and said he didn’t have He 'was sent to jaU when he -they are smUiiig, wril Bee surgeon to use ALO in much of the city'was destroyed. R E S E T H K R federal nMrdes that fund Pro­ aU the aiwwers to boani quea- *reoUy or fauUreetty cost the could not pay a $100 fine. He c pain and several of ths^ are ****** patlwits. ^ je c t ASK. Shanghai was one of the ma­ P * k.-' DIAMOND I^ o j^ ASK, which provides Board member Donald Young P***«*;H****«^ ****“• ^ “* “«»• b«k at work,” he declared. , CANNED jor trading centera for foreign­ services for most of the Tolland has raised some serious quea- f****”.* • • ****■ ««▼«»» w«ks Dr. Cooley said there has been *“*”***!.*? *?!** ^ ers in China and as surii yn /V IN A Oounty towns, offers to sohools tlons about Project ASK In a *T!**_'°“ 5*^*? '*’*“* 0»e fine was set a misoonciqifion about the pro- the home of a number of Ameri­ memo dilmbiited to aB mem- ***** subsidy, and what bae eadi in court he was given time to mtse of a heart ttanqplant blood during mthe.. short wwait .i» be­ S A V IT T 8-D fore it is placed in tbe redplsnt. cans with business Interests. b iiilf oii'cc^ti^^ ^ the other 21 towns cantrlb- raise the money. He still "Transplantation, like any U.B. M arines w ere called In and problem weeks prior to the meeting with Coventry’s con- uimWe h^pa^ tt yesterday The mlestlng at which he SOLITAIRE provideB psychological testing otoer heart operation, is a pal­ "to proteef the Uvea and proper­ Tilley. In the memo. Young tributlooo on this sooreT ~Ralph B. lO ller, 23, of H art­^ liative procedure. There is no spoke was iqxmsored by tbs uni­ DIAMOND and help in setting up special versity of CaUtonila at DO hr- ty of American ctUaens.” It was noted that ho was chairman of queeUon ties in rar ford, charged wUh larceny guaiantee of permanency," he deamed necesaary to bring over school ptogiama. sentenced to <0 days, stispend- vfaie, CUifonila College of Medi­ SETTINQ FOR The Coventry Board of EMu- Oie Board of Education when ckwrty to tWs one, with the aiet Infantry from the PhU- Project ASK was first p itte d Young addog about Ooventry ed. * “The procedure is destyned cine, the Long Beach Heart HER F.O.M.G. catian bos accepted sole spon- Assn, and the Memorial Hoopltal Ippines to reinforce the Marines and that he "champiohed its ‘'presunmbly oOier towns” The court was told that Miller for end-stage, irreversible heart —young troopers in today’s Slst scndilp for the project, since and a companion, who was sen- of Long Beach. IMS cannot be sbared wMfa the cause.” entert^ into "oantracts” with disease. If you a re in th a t con- HAMS are inclined to brag about that. tavm 8-D talKalr^ But, Young said, after three *‘>^o!Ject A«C These contracts tenced week, ^ $® fora auton, you are not thlnkiiig other 31 towns, as has been tbe PBI80MEBS BAKE BBKAD The Incident is celebrated in tiie y e ^ h e ^ ’’serious dmAts «** «»tered into. Young said, a dert drawer at the R o cI^ u>out what iwill happen to you (HenUd pbotoe by Ptnlo) untfe eong “The Foreign Le- Dlamaml SotUiic practice since Project ASK was Reminder last monfli. They in 30 yeaia fora now. NEW YORK (AP) — Prison­ ftamded three yeans ago. as to whether Project ASK is despite the fact that ‘Project Members of the Vernon swim team racing members of the Windsor Locks team during a recent competition in Rockville. gionairoa.” ImiiravM a • ASK was initially described as were working picking up traA Q,em the posnlbUlty ers on Rlkers Island bake ttve t The American fooopara and dlaataad'a At that time, the Coventry performing the job we original' at the |dant million pounds of bread prod- board initiated the request that ly intended, or arhether it is completely funded by the Fed­ to get out of bed, to g e t weU, tha people they were protecting sisa, kaffalyf A charge of brearii of peace JT reUeved of' taking hearf »»*■ * 3 ^ - **“ “W** ***^ tbe project be estabUahed, at accomplishing at all in propor­ eral Govenanent.” Vemon came under fire but fiiey ao- baaoty* valoa the urging of Wilson THley, who was noUed in the case of Ed­ medications and to have a new den reports. oomptlahed their mlaeloa satis­ tion to tbe money expended.” ’These questions were enswer^ w ard R. Nugent, 33, of E ast was tfaen superintendent of Young then continued the ed sraewhat inoompletely by start in life. The altematlve is George McGrath, oommls- factorily and eventually were and santlmant ariioola in Coventry. HartfMd. Nugent’s wife, who deafii witliin a few days.” sioner of the Correction Depart­ withdrawn. The Slat got a battla 8 2 4 .7 8 t a memo irith a series of quea- TUley, who noted that town wa» the compUlnsnt, refused to ____ oentributions for Projeot ABK Dr. Cooley,. who is cbl^ of m ent, h as 106 Inm ates wortdng ribbon tor Its woric, parhaps tha tesUty. with 10 civilian bakera in file is­ AaMOUaSSTAR Swim Team Season Short but Fast-Paced only time in U.S. history that an SMVioes a re “com pletely vohm- cardiovascular surgery at St. 0?w <10U SiylM' The cases of five RockvlBe Luke’s-’Texas Children’s Hospi­ land’s two-yearKM $3Ji-milllon Army regiment received eudi ' MssTS-O SaDtalrts csit sU ot $42J0{ taiy,” depending on what each men who pleaded innocent to automated bakery. They bake By JUNE UMTON league qualified for the diam- is the object. For those who pete. Four events in any one Vernon town wants. This apparently tal to Houston, ’Ibx.. admitted VACUUM BACKED # TOT QUIAUTY an award in peacetime. charges of brearii of the peace. that the abortage of donors se- bread, bun% pies and ginger­ A t, •„ - plonahlp races. Hamden and participate in the practlcee but meet are the roost any one cen- Before sailing trom Shanghai, means that because the project were aB oontimied to E ^ tran^ilaiitation at bread for the department’a A lap la aa yania, tna length uj^^^ngton in the Southern Dl- not in the meets there is al- testant can enter. The races In- officers and men of the regi­ does not include all possible Hartford GircuR Oot|pt for pnsont 10,000 Inm ates and $.100 rivU cf tbe Honwtts Memorial Pool vlalott had the wlnnen, and they ways tomorrow, and for today elude short, 60 yard, and long, m ent ooUeoted 1,800 Chinese Vernon Water Asks Rating servtoes, towns must pay for trial. ’’Everybody is concerned servants and for the Parks De- in Hanty Park. A lap la what compete on a year-round haala. the benefit of a sure-fire ap- 100 yard, distance free style, dollars, coins which in those what they want when it in­ The five are ’Terance Smith, about the rights if file donor, partment and the school hmeh member of tlia Vernon members of the Vernon proach to physical fitness. 100-yard breast, 100-yard back days had a high silver content, Looking for a .1968 To Cut Fire Insurance Cost cludes a service for which the 2», 8 Becker PI., Ronald C. God- ^ shortly be dead. It Is program, and bod a sUveramlth fashion project is not budg^ed. sx b n team HXmaptM to swim team get year-round Wann-Up Session butterfly. Barney Mooes, owner of the The system runs from Center foey, 82, 8 Woodland St., James fe«uiig that we (society) Under the Inmate wage incen- 0T«r 100 “. but an ex- ’’warm TWs U followed by Y**?, the Im llvli^ prise possession ever since. See SAVITT and YpuMI Have If ing Aoaoclatksi and expects to who will benefit if the company A ^ 's services "ai^tear consul- High St __ |n ])is opinion, said ex-convicts trained In the BACON teraocB imcUoa stresses the ‘*‘“**« ®"®‘ “ more using only the legs and Sgt. Maj. Douglas MadiaoH of bear from that firm within two certified. tafive in nature . 7 who con­ Other cases disposed of: RTl- artillciel heart will never bakery are welcomed by baking finer poinU of getting the faith- Th* team is in the Northern then by 10 using only the arms. Alexandria, Minn., a leathery­ weeks, be hM the Board of Rep­ On Dean’s List ; sults whom? Who iniitlates the Uam Barclay, 20, of 78 Orohard t>« shbetitiite for a cardiac companies because they know est ihVfortest. Division of tha Oentrai Con- This procedure is repeated In faced old soldier who fought wMh file regiment’s parent or­ resentatives Mbnday. Linda A. Demikat, daughter {»t>c«8s ? Where and by what S t, breach of pectoe, $18, and traMp**"*-” **®’'* *® ®P***** ***® ™*** The main difficulty, according necttcut Swim League. It In- sixes tor each of fits strokes, ^ aborter In Mbees had been asked by the metms of oommunfootion does intoxication and resisting ar­ He said it may be useful as baking equipment. ganisation, the 7tb Infantry Di­ of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Emikat, to ttw team’s coaCh Linda Urt»- eludes Wlndror Locks, Windsor, the butterfly, breast and back. luntor and senior vision, In World War H. Is custo­ board to have smne of the of Rockville Rd., has been nam­ tbe ooneultaiion take place?” rest, nolled; Joaepfa O. Bray, lb ar, Is that the fww weeks cf Stoishury. Bristol, Bloomfield Then an Individual medley Is ^ ^ hydrants, to be installed, certi­ TiHey explained that the 18, 2n Talcott Rd., unnecessary mUe and the few weeks of and Vernon. practiced wWch Includes In sue- {*^* dian of file bowl. ed to the dean’s list for the sec­ “We use It on special occa­ fied in order to have custom­ ond semester at Oonnectlcut bulk of the service is indeed noise with a motor veblcle, $10, ers wUhln 500 feet of them re­ and improper paseliig, $10, and practice h^>pen to just about TWs year the Vernon team **"^ *fP* tc^S* of 10 meeU in a lL T O a sions like when a new com- College for Women. oonsiBtattve. B IT U M m O U S coincide, and It’s the teams that numbered about 80 boys and y«ar the Vernon junior team ceive reduced fire insurance Operatfag on 70101’ F rancis Colon, 22, 68 Edgewood mandteig officer takes over or rates. Karen Kloter of 882 Hartford St, Mam*ester, operating wllb- practice and compete year girls between seven and 17 S? ^ Windsor Locks and when one leaves," be says. T^pke. has been named to the He also explained that the round that take the priaee. She years. It’s easy to join as no “*^ irim Bloomfield, losing to Bristol, Moses has asked the rating total ASK budget of a quar^ out a license, .DRIVEWAYS C A M P n a e “The same is true of arrivW firm to certify the entire com­ dean’s list for the firing semes­ Also, Bobert W. Cummtogi, underscored tbe point by report- one Is refused, hut only the fast- “ Simsbury and Windsor. The sen- and departing sergeant majors. ter at the School of Physical ter of a mSlion doUare la ap­ Patfcfaig Arose e Gas StstiesM e Basketball OssirtB ing that not one member of the est are picked to swim in the *»«at Windsor and Windsor And we break It out for other pany. The firm has asked for proved by the Federal Govern­ 17, of Hloulton, Maine, failure A data on the company, such as Therapy, University of Connect­ 1. New Bookbig For Beaaesal Wetk Norilmm Division of the team’s meets, cf ooursa, rince winning »<****« to tbe other three. sorts of special occasions con­ ic u t ment, and that funding haa window, $10, and I An Week Penesudty Supisrvleed—We A n 1$6% iaaand cerning the mlUtary.” number of wells, the depth of been approved for tbe fiscal -klbert J. Descheoe, 22, of 103 . aametoe. ^ ^ The meets are judged on the SAVITT 51 TO $20 them and pressure. Moses said At Navy ScfaoiS accumulation of points w

B o lto n 4sthDiurif^ ‘Name’ Plans In tftfi b k o a d s n u »r 18 Oil Tank^ Painted Flagpole CeoMired by NeMm To School Bo^rd MANCHBniR.. f O urOwn1205products m ean IJn^pected Gifts for Tpwn Max Oirshlck, the Demo­ NAACP Head a OptoDallylStolS! cratic candidate for state rep- resmtaUve from the 48th Dis­ BRIDGEPORT (AP)—Plans to GS a aoTCS of nee Paik- ■ toond out tti* Oomimintty Hall with Mtb. i n g r ***P can- graduate of Manchester High Instead ct a portrait the new Schoci- In memory of Dr. Kliv is a Deposit 8 5 f f c n ttie 51St district for By MARY WHEOEBS mean and debasing thing to do, stamp wifi feature the tools of WHOLE dm atate asaemhly, is being held The Washington Post in my opinion, and is a slap. Boom’s tr a d e r Pemaylvanla fiONELESS A REAL TREAT. FOR BAR B ^37* TURKEY BREASTr to the report issued by -Miss' Mr. and Nhs. Paul Jackopsic, among the candid-atea' wives, concerned. Byno wrote poetry about Um “I am certain there would be Roth Boyt, muring supervisor. West WiUington. but then as Mrs. Nixon was leav­ Jesnes Fenimore Cooper, in tfale Discharged Monday: Guy ing, Happy Rockefeller, sitting wldesivead Indignation if the country, baaad maniy of hla A totsl of 1.M4 visits were Berube, Hartford; Francis two seats away, reached over to same street was renamed 'John books and obstaioten on FIRST CUT SMOKED BUnS >^79' COUNTRY STYLE RIBS>^49 made during the month of June. Dempsey, Irene Dr.; Margaret shake hands and said, “ The best F. Kennedy Drive’ or ’Robert BoonbTi adratturea Of these, 318 were for the Metlen, 125 High St.; Thomas of luck to you.” F. Kennedy Drive.’ \ , 1 OolIeotorB deahtag flrstflay purpose ri administering bed- ___Miroh, 88 firand Ave.; Uly “Thank you very much,' “Every person who reveres csaioeilatfcsis may send ad- ride care and treatments and Rey, ISO Orchard St.; Mrs. Su- the only reply. As Mrs. Rocke- the memory of these great men draned anveiopes, togethar 1.008 for health guidance. The gan Hogan and dau^ter, 35 feller left, she stopped to deliver would be incensed at su* m with remittance to cover the rspori sold u s homes were Mountain St. the same message to- Nancy act which would In effect, be­ WHY PAY MORE? SHOP RITE WHITE, PINK. ORCHID. YELLOW 7 PLY little their respected names. We coat of (he stamps to be affixed, WHY PAY MORE? visited snd die patients were Reagan. to the Postmaster, Franklort, not in. are likewise disenchanted!” The Herald’a Vemon Bureau Each of the wives was mob­ Ky. 40B01. The envelope to (be M e n s DAWN FRESH WHITE OR BROWN Mlri Hoyt said the Medicare U at 38 Park S t, teL 876- bed by autograi^ seekers and Postmaster aboUkI be endoned pstlwto were fewer since many 3135 or 54S-27U. News items each received a big ovation, "Fitst Day Oovena Bo Daniel M EDIUM EGGS 2 - 79< DEL MONTE PEAS FACIAL TISSUES o f ttaone treated had been ad­ may be mailed to P.O. Box with Mrs. Nixtm getting the big­ 52nd District Boom f i t a ^ ." Bequests must lORDEN'S SINGLES. YELLOW, WHITE PAST. PROCESS mitted to hoqpitala or convales­ 327, Rockville. gest. be poatmaalnd no Mar than cent homes. Physical therapy The Nixon and Rockefeller Sept. 26. calls also tapered off since some families were there too, with Aides Named AMERICAN CHEESE patiwils receiving the service 5 '*.r- *1 6 = *1 V e m o n Julie and Trlcla Nixon and Btu-- U.8. Foatmaatar General W. SHOP-RITE 'A-GAL. 59c were re-admitted to boepitals. bora and Susan Elsenhower sit­ VVty-laar new babies were By O’ Neill Marvin Watson announced that HEARTS DELIGHT ting at a table next to Gov. the Post on ce Depewtment wUl SHOP-RITE SPAGHETTI OR viattsd by the public health Rockefeller’s daughters, Ann ORANGE JUICE 1-qt. 14-ei. muses and their mothers were Paint Spree WlUlam O’NeUl of East Hamp- issue three new postage stamps WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RITE A Pierson and Mrs. William Straw- later tUe yea^. ELBOW MACARONI 6 «1 APRICOT NEOAR *1 tsmiaded to ooUect specimen bridge. ton. Democratic candidate for B. re-election as representative One will mark the TBth aiml- •or toe PKU test and to mail it Set Saturday Jiille Nixon said she had heard SOUR CREAM WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RITE ____ to the State Department of her father was considering a from the 52nd Assembly District veraary of the opening of the Oherokee Strip. Another, hosed PUNCH, ORANGE, LEMON. GRAPE S 1-tb. 14-et, H—Ml Menibeis of the Tolland Coun­ trip to Russia, but added, "He covering Columbia, Hebron, Marlborough and East Hamp­ on the "Beautification of Amer­ WESSON OIL , • 1.89 TOMATO JUICE *1 The final immunisation clinic ty Art Association will go on a W> of the fiscal year was held at ton has announced his cam- ica,” wlH begin a eerlcs which COOL DRINKS iree, “A Painting Spree,’ ^o." If he hopes to enooumge participation l e m o n DISINFECTANT tbs Hospttal Auxiliary rooms did she definitely wanted to palgn committee following a 100% CORN OIL SHOP-RITE undsr tits direetton of Dr. Jo­ Saturday from 10 a.ns. to 4 pan. go along. "I’ve always wanted meeting at Marlborough- Tav- In Preaident Jbhnson’e Natural s s ^ K**v*e" The clinic, for at the borne of Miaa Emma Bedz to go to the Soviet Union, and em. Beauty CamnaJsn. REALEMON JUICE ^ 39* LYSOL SPRAY Mrs. Florence Lord erf Marl­ Third third stamp wlU he a 20 MARGARINE Intonts and prewcfaool children, of Sripsic St. mother is delighted about it, adDopnlstered to M of them, 49 too." borough was named general / center tor Internattonal abmaXI MUSHROOM. MEAT. PLAIN. MARINARA Membera are asked to bring chairman and James Carey of HELLMANN'S dljfltoerle riiota, U small- Mrs. Straiwbridge said she was A (U k and win replace the Audubon poK and 10 measles vaccina- painting and sketching ma­ visiting the women of the Ohio Columbia was named campaign painting alrmaU stamp iamed in terials as well as a box hmdi- and Pennsylvania delegations co-ordinator. 1967 FROZEN FOOD DEPARTMENT! ttons. Aa executive meeting wifi be At ttw ToUaod Weil-child on her father's behalf. Ann Pier- In each of the four towns of sStMUT Details aa to deaigns, dates SHOP-RITE hrid during the lunch period. son said all the family was here the district, O’Neill has chosen MAYONNAISE RAGU SAUCE CHnIe, Dr. John Makne of Mao- end places of first-day ealea win Mentoers are also asked to and pitching In “ but Uncle a man as chairman and a wom­ be reported In this column aa r exB im ea Biiaand imxnu- ^ pokJtings for oelection of John.” Rodman Rockefeller, her an as co-chairman to direct the I soon as 4bey are released. FUDGSICLES to baUes and yowng ctri- ^ month’ ’ as well local campaign. SHOP-RITE "FLORIDA’S BEST” drat. He gave seven diphtheria, brother, and his wife were com ­ as for crittclem. ing in Tuesday. In Hebron these are Joseph Dr. Kbnrad Ademuer wifi be ',7 5 9 ' three amallpax, sfic meaalee end News of Servloemee Kearns and Mrs. Dennis Keefe; ■ r 5 9 ' rix trtvolent oral potto vaxxdnar After the hmeheon Saks Fifth honored by West Gennany with ORANGE JUICE 3^^. Pvt. George W. Bobeirico, son Avenue presented a fa^on Marlborough, Richard Harri­ a new 80 pfennfg stamp, accord­ SUPER CLEANER ttone. TIP TOP OR SHOP-RITE LEMONADE OR ' SHOP-RITE WHOLE of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bo- show and singer Anita Bryant son and Rose MeSparren; In ing to the Wortd Wide FhnateUc U r * . Maty Dusshiger. henko of 94 Davie Ave. Ebct., sang LBJ's favorite song, "The East Hanfirfon, Anthony Flan­ Agency. Depicted on die stamp TOMATOES 4 MIRACLE WHITE 'A -gal. tMolth nurse, arranged oompleted eight weeks of ad­ Battle Hymn of the RepubUc." nery and Ann McLaughlin, and la a portrait of the late riiancel- FRUIT DRINKS 12 -99* for oonfecence vanced artillery training July In Columbia, Paul Merrick and lor. Also lamed was a 20 pfen­ to PAK HEINZ TOMATO SAUCE, VEGETARIAN TOMATO SAUCE • HOUSE AND GARDEN and was aattetnd at the oonfer- 13 at the Army Artillery and EDUCATED BABBIT Mrs. Patricia Carey. ning oonunemcratliig the "82nd onoe by vohntoets who weigh­ Miseile School at Ft. SUl, Olda. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Catholic Day” In that country. PORK & BEANS H RAID SPRAY ” -99* ed s»vi iieasiirrid the children. INDIA TO SEND ROM AN P IZZA 89* He was trained as a cannoneer Everywhere that Barbara Hend- Tile design features a cross, WEAVER LIGHT IN BRINE KITCHEN SLICED GREEN BEANS, FRENCH STYLE GREEH GIANT Ri Mtos Isabelle In field artillery. ricks goes, her pet rabbit—Cot- SUPPLIES A. NEW DELHI (AP) — India dove end ellipses whirii symbol- and MIbs Helen Regan, Army MaJ. Brian C. Ireland, ton Patch—goes with her. Cot- tae the unlvene. riistt nurses, who work in the son of lb*, and Mrs. WiHlam ton Patch even o-~“goes to______school! arranged to send rupees CHICKEN BREASTSn.19 SHOP-RITE TUNA 4i-GREEN BEANS mttnram and the tosm, oompleted ______The rabbit is kept in a smaU 10,000 (»1,333) of medicine a ^ Cuir Sauvoge C. Ireland o f PiUrimry HUl, Liberia Issued some new FRUIT PUNCH, GRAPE, ORANGE PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT CHFRRY, ORANGE, ORANGE PINEAPPLF, POLYNESIAN FRUIT the taathig end CoUow-upe on de- completed...... ^___ Ordnance an Of- pen in the claaeroom and the milk powder through tlw RM stamps and an olrmafi souvenir DEU. DEPARTMENT! PUNCH GRAPE. ORANGE. DOLE PINK PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT at«ea of the acbool children. ficers’ Advanced Oourae at the fourth grade youngsters vie for Croes to South Vletn^ to help sheet In tribute to the late Dr. DRINK, STOKELY PINEAPPLE JUICE The Great 21 Button SWIFT OR HORMEL m th the help o f the flfve U.S. Army Ordnancy Center and the privilege of caring for It civilian victims of Viet Martin Luther King, the 18 priinni tiesMti oktos, the cumu- 8

’■ ■■ l O U B T B B W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANC^STER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN lu s Fyom South Sbowing IKp %Oi4VB>j kK r/iKli, WAiamordor — h m ioi« a t Iftg w i ooft o( 11m ra­ J n i •oaMi «ad iBto U ifvr noilli- • r * t U m lost H i mOBMUtom b*- SUPERMARKETS, U e S i D i A . ^ Wm b IM wbA UM, MMordtaf CHOICE to a rapoet ■UbmUlsd Wsdnsi- Aigr to PraHUmt. jam son. Oampflod by Hm Osnsirs Bu­ n n n d Hm B o n n of iMbsr ■Mlalta, lbs raport aotsd ttist tka i—nhsr of RoKroos dwtfUiic to dtomtosu nstropoUtsn srsM *t Oivt FREE 5 0 = S M M P S bM tooran sd "atsadUy and Tlim-S IlK STAiPS. wiaaiMMammip touply*’ Bines Hm IMOs. llskfi.-Rst-srRss.sf Pie-iwssisws ••Besrerar,” M oontlnusd, "bs- Ctrand Union Sutiwnsr , bsssn UM sad IMS Um Inensse stopped, and fbsra Is some svl- . BMIIK MIXIg dsBM to todfcsts sa sctosl de- * CHiicK Q Q i 1 RIB Q | .69’ SIRLOn STEAK ib95’ • Only Iho first T Rdis Ato Sold As Rdi Ho.isl crease of 0J2 par cant PLUJ BLACK P fP P II H m consensus of aoolal tolan- RIBS I Cao" l"f dm tot. Am W* tists, boto private and foreni- CiWaniclAwlai tea** OUiuilD ROUND k.89‘ STEAK ib79’ STEAK >4” FEATNIRMmi meot, has bean that the urban AMO MOMTlUPi RKMOVID AND SOLO PICNICS Magro population adn oontinw to K M O V ^ SIPAMmV A 4LP SILLS QHLY Ineraaaa, numorioaHy and as a ROAST » 9 9 ‘ BRISKET MBi« ib.99’ RD nur >.99’ AT SNORT peroentaga of total cKy popida- FREESOsSTAMPS * MSPMCC tion. FREE SOv-STAMPS (loch PBohogo OVEN-READY Altarapting to arq)laln what n/UKENRDS lb 59’ mTERmusE : oiocK fhut »>.89’ ’Ov99 AmWSSI 4 COBfOlBS SUCID may bo the revonal of a SO- OikiBS fiaa*, Bsician, &. M m 9 to 11 Chops, Cut from Hm Pint 4 Mbs Oaly I yaar-dd trend, tha raport noted Co tiM M . AVJMAUx .■ b d A CoBtor (IRGLOIES SO CAUEI CLER ROAST) the number of Nogroos leaving SALAD DRESSINGS BONELESS muunaamomuu Cota) Lb. PIIITIFCIIRE the Booth has bean decrassing j CiwainFf fSilti'ifM-W* y lb. Maiply hi reoaqt years. It also Casci|icfSic1*i * 1 tid ROASTBEEF »55’ i 0B t|« iw a oKarsd awldanca the number of SHOULDER STEAK TRtRS-IAT.eiaR m m . Magmas Uving In the sidsiibs has inenasad—from S.7 mffllon < BOLOGNAauui ^79’ in ISM to SA mfflkm In IISS- ntBi-BiMRfeiHiita mm "Super-Right" Quality - Fresh American Lamb Sale aMhoogh thair paroantage rapre- UVERW^ ISf ”79’ FREE SO^STAMPS FRESH GOLDEN aanlatlan ramalna at CMAiriAl4 m m Ova par osnL Ih the last yaar, about 1 mll- HARDSALAM »”89’ YilLOW RIPE UoB BanwhltoB maa abova Hw BAnTIMf SAVi UP TO 10% ON UROI LOBBVfEfL’ f T lW l peaaaty Isval (^n*tadmnMy S,- 400 doOari annual Incoraa for a gJ^BACON m S I S S R lB R S I CaaniMf llntot,AM.Bd . CamOy of four), and S7 par cant iiu . OR MORI RTMAMMIMRAM of an nonwMta farnlHas had In- l^U V E R UVERWORST 49' CORN BANANAS oomw fat aacoas of $,000 doQara LEGS of LAMB (tha national median Inooma), .IWniRBBfll AUNUTAUin m m m W IN G BEEF WHOLE OR EITHER HALF 1 9 from IS par cant in ISSB. FREE 50. STAMPS KING SIZE FRANKS >^69' SM KED BUTTS 79' FREESO'irSTAMPS OVEN-READY Afiar gatthig the raport, n w m c tt H Q n m r f fM B fw t v A * FrasUaM Johnson said It "m- PORK CHOPS THICK OR THIN SHOULDIR (Short Cot) IC fnbM ttiOM wbo pras/di div* OZON.Mag.4Comrel SwOtDnSRSTEAKS SUCED BACON » ^ 7 9 ' p « lr-te Ife A om >i' ." 4 3 ' Tour job aa a paranf-toacber metal O O c MUtGARINE X 45’ POffTWnnE jm m URCUTBUDIIN , ^ FREE SO'^STAMPS to to ahow bow to do tt atep-by- BARREL O N L Y ^ ^ rtap, to encourage, to pratoe m an Two aiiart batllM COFFEE PEACH PIE and than to atep back and tot COUFON GOOD THRU AUG. WiSPUDE WEDGE * ;^ .4 8 ' Angel FOOD CAKE ' the child taka over. Don’t ex­ BAKTim-CMimmU am, pect qidrtc mfraclaa. It wia take babT huenster !i?65’ WHITE BREAD ’^oi 49< JUICE a lot more tlm* and pattonce 1 lb. 0 ox. to taack a efaOd to do ftSiige FREE50:?STAMPS ■ Cwawi |i« fd r» to t,i Vac. Tin Reg.8'*Sixe VELVEETA for Wmsaif than to do the work WITH THK COUPON QUICK for Um. AND PURCHASE OF CONVENIENT ~fhD^jVL^fwxI& PREPARE Older children who haven’t been expected to assume re­ CONTACT sponsibilities may balk at PLASTIC A Q c FREE SO'irSTAMPS DEXOLA FRANCO-AMERICAN ROU ONLYyO ALL VAKItTlfcS CHEESE cboraa. It ndgU be helpful for WHii BMf IPM^BPI m4 yurdiBfB pi PREPARED parante to Itot the joba tbay ©OOPON GOOD THRU AUG. 10 ThrM 7.«x.cont mart do each day, like U or not. Grand Union—AU Vortotios Boys can leam to do minin’ IIP n p FRUIT DRINKS easpantry repairs about the G'RAlSJD UNION IR FR»HENERS SALAD OIL boom; girla can wash, iron and SPAGHETTI mend their own clothea. WITH THR COUPON Cm sn | m 1 dra tot., Am Ml 2 ^ 0 7 ‘ CUldran need help in coping AND PURCHASE OF B D B i l P I I B D B B C REGULAR OR wtHi the outelde world. An 8- riiB iibii rniB a crinkle cut 4S m year^dd can leam bow to take THE OPENER 1SV. M. B c a bos, inatead of being chauf- m ttim ttktiam ' fenrad by mom, to where he Q O< \ i m # w Ml 4 m 1 wanta to go. Btomeniary grad- INIY W M PETITE PEAS 2 s s 5 9 ‘ j ^ C H TOAST 3 's ; 9 5 ’ 1 ^ ROLLS ■ •n WITH THIS COUK>N tib . dacislons and dotng things od AND PURCHASE OP I-W w jM l Of- - A i ^ . hto own. ALURR. PERK UARDDHIOf V cava rMMtTMAU HILLS BROS. COFEEE Vo c TIb BwnmlBr to a good time for a TOOTHPASTI mm, cUUt to loam bow to do the 5-cup M 5 9 VEGETABLE OIL MINUTE RICE 8 5 ' BPUTOR' i l ’V A A e ilMPT m m Land 'O' Lakes r*«~"**y for a party, or for Us ' B NaCLEAH'S own cut-ct-town travel. fruitdrinks 4 - 9 9 ’ aMKHNURT Lll-Ol . , PEANUT BUTTER ’S'3 9 ’ JELLO GELATIN PLJ^ORS NESTLES Dsisgating responsBilUty in- OtW DROP-CUT AfO m m m . IPMD filANDimiM . m m . vohras a letting-go. MENNEN'S IT IC I •»«*• 55< BUTTER NOOTRWMH Tbto to ftaedom rtiUdran need Asparagus TIPS 3 '» r 8 9 ' U«i M andarin oranges 4 8 9 ' EVEREADY U they are to grow up into FREESOeSTAMPS LAOOBIOTDOfrMB m » n n CEPACOL 7 5 ' PtISMUtin . mm I LB. LIPTONS TEA BAGS adults who can stand on thair WITH THIS COUPON own. LAMBCHUNKS'4'1:*!'"’ IVORY SOAP 4 - 2 3 ’ PKG. AND PURCHASE Of 7 9 ' NYLON SPONGES r»r, 1 wraf#;t;j»tnse”i^aii’p.A - -y NABISCO SALTINES COCOA Maioo Eat Garden Foe* BOnon (A2>)>-Tlie common e r BlMMni mole has aucb a ORANGE JUICE A&P FROZEN food ovary M hours or dto. He voewofous appetite that he must PRKM iPPICTIVI THROUGH lAT., AUC. 10. W l RIMRVI THI RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTiTMl ant Mooe to hto cam weight in "s.” 7 7 * onto a lot of Japanaaa bsatlaa CALO CAT & DOG FOOD and the undasground larvae from which they develop. He also darours cutworms, wire- F B if c a d o , idle T a m p fk o , CiBtor, 180 MukoC WMMS, gnfbs and ottisr garden FUdoy N igU a to 9—AH GrbSm b ChuB MARSHMALLOW FLUFF / Aiovi nncB m cTivi t h u o u s h SAt., AUOb 10, i m a \ l i t t I

j3 | »« SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 —------' ' - - - ■ ■ - ...... - ^ . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7. 1968 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 PogOS 17 t O 32 Home, M Webster St, Hart­ Section Two ford, with a solemn requiem (N>ituary Mass at 10 at St Autuatlne’s Board Passes On Additions Church, Hartford. Burial will be Bulletin Ih M t St. Benedict Cemetery, To General Fund Budget HospitaUNotes Hemnann Dies, Bloomfield. Fiienda may call at the fu­ M array Resigns Hearing Set Sept. 3 The Board of Direotors last 196849 income. The lawn will AD evartiw vMIIm : lM«n oai Blx-MHA Mfimber neral home today from 7 to 0 HARTFORD (AF) — James night, following pubUc hearings, be relntoursed the $3,400 by the ■t S pj&, aad atut, la Ew p .m . state in the next fiscal year. K. Momy m , accused by approved four additional ap- vMtadi oilto, ati PfeHaMw, 8 Otto Henry Herrmann 6S, an Sen. Ihenas i . Dodd ot lesd- The Cerebral Palsy Aseoclatlan On New School Plan proprlattons to the 1906-69 Gen­ p .m .} m K m x v Im art*. M oja .) Mttv* meiriber o( the Ibndiee- iug s dlaordetly mooliiig at is oontrtniting an addltlonsl $2,- OrraraO BeaM, 8 p ja . wssk eral Fund Budget —one' tor The Board of DireiAotB taat nisht agreed to oondoct tar Republican Party aince ISU the state capiM last moaih, 000 to the program. dkyi, 8 Fm .. weelaafe aal ImN* F ^ m e r a ls the Recreation Department and In another financial action a puUic hearihg Sept. 8 on the propoaed $2 nifllkxi new and a former town .oonaUble robmltted his- resignation to­ doyst prtvdto roems, U a.ia.t day as ohsituuui ot flM Stste ttuei tor the Board of Educa­ last night, the board approved a Lincoln School in Om ter Springs Park and at the sam e died KMldeiay at hie home tMa ■MBl 'iirtvato noBMs $ pjB.t Jeaeph ToiiakI Board of ntoaima Peimlt tion. $600 allocation from the Sewer meerUng, to consider sdied^ n g a N ov. 6 referendum on r a o m liif. vtaMtag la $ld^ $14, «ad $$• ki The funeral of Joseph Tonald E xam in ers. The Recreation Department Department Reserve Fund, for Its eonatruetlon. — ------I Be Ihred at " unantlcpated "Mr 1968- and '■ must come from « the—- Re­ He called tar Improved oom- Jolia A. Bowe Christian Leadership Confer­ Mre. Mabel Grimes, 84 Valley be placed in Its south side, at 69 income. The town will be serve Fund. He aaid that, in munloations in the future, and The funeral of John A. Rowe ence demonstrator, he teas run S t; Frenk Haraburda, Glaston­ Valley St., and now we learn reimbureed the $4,068 by the the event ot an emergenoy, he Mayor AgostineUl agnad. of ISO McKae St was held this over by a covered wagon Tuss- . , , v««r bury; Tracy H eav^, 98 Oliver it wlU be in its north side, woidd spend first and get ;per- Agxwtimm said. "ObiTloiis. mcniing from the Hofanes Fh- SLS^t whnr a Prtr Of mule, ^ V ^ u S Rd.; Gregory Jarvis, 2818 EI- near Liberty St. and Lodge Dr.” mioslon later. ly, there has been a txeabdown neral Home, 400 Main S t, with hotted. lin g ^ Rd., Wapping. Directors John Gorslde and Wil­ a Maas of raquiam at 9 at the eorbing an additonal $2,896 ex­ At Director David Odegard’s liam Schaller concurred. of ooRuiHinlcatiaiis agahi, taut I Winisms, '33, of ■ Savannah, church the Aasumption. The pense for the program. suggestion, made after sj^ Also, Benjamin Kingeley, am certain that there Iwa not Qa , waa temfoig the miili T h e boa rd , on Ju ly 8, 1967 Rev. Edwevd S. Pepto officiat­ proval of the $90 appropriation Overbrook Rd., Vernon; Tracy been any mallcioos Intent" which later puUed the wagon to school chldren afflicted with for Camp Kennedy, the hoard L isk , 184 O akland S t ; M rs. A n­ and by a 7 to 2 vote, had ap­ ed. Paid Chetelet waa organist proved construction of a school He instructed Town Manager toe GOP Convention HaD-whon cerebral palsy. » wiU be fl- agreed to consider dedlosting drea Michaud, 68 Margaret Rd.; and isdoiat Burial waa in St in Center Springs Park. Its ac­ Robert Weias to look Into an the airimala broke for no appar- i>y $5,600 in tuton pay- the camp site for only camp (Henld photo by BuoeMehu) Mrs. Mary Ntohols, South Rd., Jamea’ Oempteiy. Fnlber Pepin tion overruled a previous recom­ improvement in future com- ent reaeon. menta in the current fiscal year use, and for as long os Camp Dr. Frederick P. Becker, director ot pathology at Maacheatcr Bolton; Susan Ortowskt, M7 O tte H. reed the oonimital aervtoe. Foiir Take mendation by the Town Plan­ munlcatlceia and to report Us He waa rushed to a hospital and $3,400 from unanticipated Kennedy operates. Memorial Hospital, awards diplomas to the two students who School St.; Leonard Perry, Wll- Beaiera were Eklwaid Rowe, ning Commission, not to use the flndli«B to the directeiw, at a ed frmn the Mamhester Hous­ by ambutonee and released aft- ______—— graduate thU week from the hoepttal’e Certified Laboratory lington; Mrs. Helen Petrawloh, Albert Rowe, WiSiain Rowe, Jo- park for school purposes. The future meeting. ing Authority after serving taro er treatment tor abrasions of .. Aaaistanto course, conducted by thq Pathology Departmoit. 67 BrMge S t; Stephen Platek, sefdi Siukaa, Joaeph Breen, and Lab Course two dissenting board votes were Weiss promlBsd a eloaer ohnek consecutive five-year terms as the left lag. DirkscTi Breoks ' c m The glrie are Mise Laura Harvey of Marlborough, at center RFD4, Coventry; Mrs. Diane Peter Dubaldo. cast by Mayor Nathan Agoe- on oommunloatiom wWi the a commissioner. He was instru­ He Four students have been ac- recei'vlng diploma, and liOas Virginia Wilcox of Mancheeter. 8(riimldt, 72 Maple St.; Karen MIAMI BEACH Fla. (AP) — tlnoHl and Director Schaller. school Board. mental in conceiving plans for Frank Irwin o^ried for the Certified Labora­ Miss Harvey win remain at the hoepltal as a laboratory as­ Sm ith, 1200 P lea sa n t V a lle y R d .; School SiqMCIntendent Donald F allow in g the boa rd ’s 1967 a c ­ the 7S-unit North Eted bousing- Funeral services tor Frank sistant In the Pathology Departm oit. Adrienne Stack, 29 Wellington Heiinlgan, present last nlgBt can rtandard bearer, Is^m M ig tory Asstotants 'course which tion, It was assured by foimer for-the-elderly project that' la Irwin of 106 Bluefleld Dr. were Old ^Prairie Actor* Rd.; Mrs. Rachel TUden, 40 pledged, "You have my assur­ M i polltlCa] contribution this wtil be conducted by the Pa­ Superintendent o f S ch ools WU- now in active planning stages. held yesterday aftonoon at the Stone St.; James TlUona, Weth­ ance for better cooperaticn and He also was active in Westhlll y«ar as a habyalttor. thology Department of Man­ Uam Curtis that the proposed Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main ersfield; Mrs. Lorraine Wolk, communication In the futare, to plaim ing. London has stayed home in school 'woidd be planned for the S t The R ev . C httord O. 8Bmp- Enlivens Convention ch ester Memorial H o sp lM , East Hartford; John Z^Muresky, prevent a repeat of such ceeur- He formerty served as chair­ TVipeka, Kan., caring tor two of most utilitarian section of the aon, pastor of Center Congrega­ starting In Seiptember. Heraldinlg Politics Richard Rd., Vernon. re n ce s.” man 6f the GOP District 2 and Francla DellaFera, left, administrator of the Crestfield Convalescent Home, points out con­ Ms grandchildren while his park, and woirid be placed tional Church, officiated. Burial (Oontimied from Page One) Two of those accepted are By SOL B. COHEN He added, "Being an observer was a member of the Republi­ struction plans for a new wing to Mrs. William O’Hara, assistant director of pursea, and feug^r and aon-inriaw, Phil jg not a New Deal or a Fair BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A SCO where It would least disturb the was in East Cemetery. • Manchester restdents. They are the last month has convlnoed can Town Committee. Charles E. Hiulburt, administrator of the Weatview Convaleecent ^ m e at DayvUle. Kaaeebaum. attend the OOP eodety. God forbid our having Deal, ni, a straight-out to Mr. and Mrs. David Foster, park’s natural beauty. Bearers were Ernest Irwin Spec. 4 Angelo Ponttilo, who U Manchester RepubUcans are rect the town’s voting rolls, by me that better communication He was a member of Man­ convention in Kaaeebaum’i role to make the point but, ebould he Mtsdeal. Humor it longer, and It FltxGerold said last night Jr., Gary Irwin, Warren Waldo, currenUy srtving in the Army only six days away from en removing deceased and moved East Hartford; a son to Mr. and is needed between the two chester Lodge of Masons, Scot- as Kansas chairman for Rocke- try us, he’U quickly find put ^jeatroy what the Founding lOrs. George Hebert, East Hart­ that, p r io r to the 1967 -vote, the and Thomas Waldo. stationed at Ft. Hood, Tex.; dorslng their candidates for b o a rd s ." tlrti Rites bodies. Sphinx Temple South Viet *«Uer. what Americana really are 1" EyOhere wixHJgbt." ford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. He Picks FIDO Super Sahre directors had been taken for a and the Omar Shrine CJub, the Crestfield Addition London said he didn’t me delegates roared. Body swaying, finger painting and J o ^ e Bemont, who com- representatives and Man- tour of the park and were led to The loestble referendum <|ues- Mrs. Thomas Harvey pleted her freshmen year at . ^ , Danrid Bulam, Iruie Dr.. Ver-i TaU Cedars of Lebanon, and the Reody to step off into the was a member of Beta TTieta Pi believe that the school would tlon si^eduled for a public hear­ The funeral of Mrs. Thomas because "I’U be 81 in September Membrane by membrane, ^nd down oa if he were Ftonchester Community CoUege «*®“t®>' OemocnHs are on ly non; a daughter to Mr. sold Mrs. Pratt and Whitney Square C9ub. Rec Sponsors wild blue yonder is Lt. Jeremy fraternity. He also tpent tbe be {riaced in the south section. ing S^t. 8 is for a propoaed H arvey ot 23 Philip Rd. was held F o rce s Hit and I 'wouldn’t get my usual Dlrksen peeled off tbe eUn of MwUnHng the delegates in holy in June. seven days away from endors- Albert Green, Ellington. He was a member and past Wm House 33 Beds amount of sleep, my usual "The Great Society,” rtretchlng water, Everett McdOhley Dirk- B. OonkUn of 85 Olcott Dr. 1906 January Special Study Pe­ "My vote was hosed on that $1,964,000 sritool bond issue — yesterday at the Holmes Fu­ The others are Paula Yetz of ing thrtn. Sachem of the Redman and was Outing Tuesday DISCHARGED YE8TER- currently undergoing training riod and spring semester at the information, and no one has $1,844,(MO for the sdiool and neral Home, 400 Main St. The amount of exercise and I’d cut eavls, N, M., While a student at MH8, a change," he said. Mr. Herrmann, in addition, the Church of the Nazareney ot- (Continued from Page One) oompleted theiT flint year of sists of $1,308,472 for the 22- 33 beds to the 91 now in use. This is the second addi- convention doee not mean that ing that political elogon!... on their feet and repeating after for at least one name each. Department will run an all-day son. West WUllngton; Gordon prepare him tar the precise Conklin became the Road-e-o Manchester architect Arnold was one of the organizers of the floiated. Burial was in East study at Manchester Commu­ room, 69,476 square foot build­ Never has an undeclared war him, "One nation under God, In- The Republican Town Oom- outing at Mountain Park FUblg, 78 HlUslde Manor Ave., and demanding Job of "close cbamplon in Manchester for Lawrence, who is planning the Manchester Lodge of Elks, and C em etery. Minh forest, a Viet Cong sane- tion to original facilities built in 1958 which initially "foch.’’ nity College. ing; $172,000 for on-site develop­ embroUed America so long. . .. dlvltitrie, with liberty and Jus- mittee meats next Tuesday and In Holyoke, Mass., for play- Vernon; Anthony Paulis, Mer- support," a role vital to the 1901, an annual Ju n ior Cham ­ proposed school, repUed that he held many offices in that group. Bearers were John Flynn, tuary virtually untouched by housed 60 beds. ------The lab course consists ot one ment; $93,000 for the arcMteot’s Never our prestige so low, our tlce for all," and, with lofty tol- row Rd., Coventry: Mrs. Mnnle success of almost every AlUed ber of Commerce event. had been given Sch(x>l Board H e retired in 1965 a lte r 35 Arthur Tedford, Ronald Ted- government troops fo r m ore The majority of tiie new beds nick Construction Co. is the ~ year ot academic work at Man­ the Democratic Town Commit- groimd chUdren ege 8 to 14 next tee; $130,000 for school furni­ alUanoes so weakened, our Im- erance, finally allowed them to Barnsley, 206 Porter St.; Mrs. mission In Vietnam. Conklin entered the Air Force n.uthorizeiUon to clvxne the site years aa an inspector at Pratt ford, Edward Reid, Michael than 20 years. will be tor patlente who require builder tor the now addition. ^ chester Community College tee meets next Wednesday, Tuesday. ture and equipment; $30,000 for Hassett, and Daniel Hair. Ataryiand, floor manager for age so ImpeirecL ... Never has subside back into their seats. both at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Carol Schoembs, 184 8. Main j in February 1967 after receiving he considered to be the best, and Whitney Diviskxi of United less services such as physical Both were involved in the orixi- ‘T" “ **'"*™*" • • • plus one year of praoU(»l and There is a fee for the outing, miacelianeous costs, to inchids Amored troop carrierB from Building Hearing Room. St.; John dalvert, EUlngton. -a ...... commission from the— "in my opinion, and after con- Aircrraft, Bast Hartford. He therapy and nal an,i subsequent building pS- K li ^^ky^^J^efS: Sbt ** '''' ^ didactic training in the Depart­ which includes transportation, Also, Elizabeth Bkmvelt, Wei- Mancheeter AFROTC program at Colgate, siderable studies and surveys,” survey, borings, cost of issuing was a member of St. Mary’s the UR. Navy’s Riverine Force therapy when their physical gram. Now we’ve been rock, meat although they never did The RepubUcans must come eir nhimieni ler bocker, ses no family feud Ui ment of Pathology at the hos- lunch, and unlimited use of 13 gold Rd., ToUand; Harold Hirth, J’® ^ yairaity jjg t^ok his pUot training at he said, "we came to the con- bonds, bid documents, insur­ Episcopal Church and was a moved up and down the rivers condition requires these and oth' eted to fiscal outer space. learn which speeciws were up with a candidate in the 20th “ r* tenris, rifle, and eoccer teams, Gripe Sessions Crestfield was constructed in their contrasting political paths. plUU. Anaemhiv Diiitript w h«» In. ®“^® kiddie rides at this park. Tolland Ave., RockvUle; Delbert Craig AFB in Selma, Ala. Upon elusion that the north aide site ance (luring contruction, and r ^ estate broker in his spare er gijnilar services. The new "Great Society indeed! It thrown away, if any. It is the first combined Assembly District, where in and canals with gunboat es­ 1058. Francis P, DellaFera is Registrations must be made. Carter, 2S7 Oak St.; Mrs. Aim and sang with tbe Round Table graduating last February, his has all of the advantages for a a clerk-of-the-works; and $78,- tim e. corts, carrying more than 1,000 w ing 'Will con tain 10 double Rep. Morton, the younger of course of lU kind in ComecU- cumbent Democrat Henry Beck- Fulfill Needs, the administrator and Mrs at any of the town’s 12 play­ Rech, Westport; Edward Bliss, Singers. He was also a member rank of ninth in a class of 70 school and tor saving the park, 000 tor contingencies. \ Mr. Herrmann was bom May American infantrymen from the rooms and 8 single rooms with cut and one of the first in the ®r announced that he wUl Theodore Goodchlld the grounds, and the deadline is Fri­ 88 Trout Stream Dr., Venum; ot the Audio-Visual Cluh, Senior earned Mm his first (riiolce of and that the south side site has The anticipated state aid for 12, 1900 in Scranton, P a ., and 9th Division and 500 South 'Viet­ private bath facilities. Wall-to- country. The school is approved ®*®'' re-rieotion. Morrison Told of nursing. Nixon Heads Down Stretch day at 6 p.m. Payment of the Mrs. Donna Kapitke and son, Boys* Club, and Varsity “M" aircraft — the coveted FTOO all of ponents.” f/.S . Steel school comes under the super- pears to be N. Charles Bogginl, „ be aeciir3 at all nlav- About 870 of Nevada’s 110,6 N. Y., and 'graduated with a and John H. Conklin ot 17 with the reply. "I am disturbed sidewalks, $28,000 for rebuild­ mann of San Pedro, Calif., and answer he ‘was seeking, arid it ing 73 rifles, and overran an ar­ services areas including a separ­ (Oonthmed from Page One) vUlon of Dr. Frederick P. Beck- a member of the school boarti «ecured a^ aU play with the margin necessary tor square mUes are water. B.A. in Franch. At CoOgate, he Spring St., Windsor. at the way the school board ing Lodge Dr. to town specifica­ Charles M. Herrmann of Man­ 'Wasn’t to his liking. tillery school and an abandoned ate kitohen, dining ivora, recrea­ MIAMI BEIACH, Fla. (AP) — er, director of pathology at wboae term was to expire in ® delegates to vote tor Nixon on nomination. tions, and 1$8,000 for Liberty chester; three brothers, Wil­ Morrison, for two years, has command post. tional areas, nurses station, in­ Announces The traffic crush tor the Repub­ MMH; and Dr. Boris Vlra, as- November but, beiiause of a lican convention has left its the first ballot. The governor Although Leonard W. Hall, St. widening and Improvements. liam Herrmann of Lebanon, been asking the directors for a They captured a radio sys­ dividual television and a seif Bociate pathologist. Mrs. HJve- change in state election laws, said his own name might not The $120,000 expenditure Is a N.J., Curt Herrmann of White- pledge of what he calls "more tem, severiu cases U edb^ ^ ^ $8.00. ^ the Fontainebleau Hotel. The nor's camp. 000. They settled for the one children . board’s JurisdlcUon.’’ marines making a beach assault state-by-state tally4 vey of Mariborougfa. One of last in the 19th Assembly District, Sion which chlls tor increases in Before the U.8. Steel limousine was parked by the Sen. Thruston B. Morton of question —$1,904,000. Funeral services will be held Morrison has been campaign­ northeast of the U Minh Forest At completion of the first roll year’s graduate U now serving where RepubUcan Robert Stav­ AU. 26 both intensive and self care units J*^®™ ***’ P > ^ ^ en t and two yachts Kirk has been living oUl individual delegatcs-or Kentucky, one of a dozen inner- Friday at 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s ing to have the item moved up flushed out about 80 n et Cong. ivu6ve^^v*s W wvw ^sa^ssi,9 AXiaa aa aao<9 i^a^vss aavasi|^ aasu4v&UUCU "’VA ^ wa ca vsva«wi& uusva" es a certified laboratory assist- nitsky is the the AUSKA 12 Episcopal Church. Burial will flexible enough to permit the bad said that aboard on Indian Creek opposite whole delegations for that mat- circle advisers, said a great J nearer the first third of the Armored gunboats offshore ant in the Department of Pa- Democrats have two announced ARIZ. 16 be Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in agenda. visriicuopened up on theuie enemy tioopsiroops transfer — of — ^ patients------from------Inten.---- fhnitms If was fhans a critical period and the hotel. Hie ...» State Highway ter—could aak toh, uiauiauchange theirmoii problem in stopping Nixon lies thology at the hospital. She U candtdatw seeking the nomlna- ARK. 18 • . 15 W omen A id Flushing Cemetery, Flushing, He aigues that board meet­ with mortars and cannon, kill- areas _ ^ ratroat by Patnri sold the governor was at vote in the hope of being singled in the noseiblllty of southern Patrlcla Grunder of Stafford tion...... 9 L .I., N .Y . Ing most of them. based on the patient’s needs. ^ Thursday, there Convention Hall when the accl- out tor later political recognl- delegates'who have switched to CALIF. 86 f ings last sometimes to 1 or 2 Springs, formerly of Manches- They are former mayor McCIartliy Drive FrieiMis may call at the The marines mopped up, kill- Arnold Lawrence is the archl- wouldn’t be any. dent happened. tion as supplying tbe winner Reagan in the last few days 18 in the morning,, too late for te r. Francis Mahoney, a town direc­ COLO. H olm es F uneral H om e, 400 people to wait to speak. ing 10 m ore. tect and the Louis E. School- This predictlim was based by jumping to Nixon if it ai^ars CONN. 16 • Fifteen distinguished Connect­ well informed sourcec on two their votes could put trim over. i - tor; and former State Rep. Paul Main St., tomorrow from 3 to Last night , Mayor Nathan e Groobert, now clerk of the DEL 12 icut women have been named to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. AgostineHi told Morrison that factors: Evidence the industry Vernon F. Oifton White, Reagan’s House of Representatives. FIA. 34 1 a statewide committee of Wom­ the board has turned thumbs is feeling government pressure convention floor manager, said PoUce Arrests ft Mrs. Joha Werichovea down d exists Oiat the ILL. 58 He said that the semi-month­ nSiC. Pound in Tolland Sand Bank a matter of principle,” he said. 12th droult Court warrant may force a primary. The group wlU aid volunteers General Hospital, flbe was tbe With Ike’s Progress IND. 26 issued unscriiclted announce "They want him tof president Genovesl, in the 18th District, now completing their last weeks wife of John Werkhoven. ly "gripe sessions’’ instituted The case of a stolen safe has lice Department were checlfed ohaiglng Mm with possession of by the board fulfill its committ­ ments Tuesday pointing out that and I think they are going to and Stavnltsky, in the 19th Dis­ IOWA 24 of campaigning before the Dem­ B a cn June 20, 1896 in Makkun, (Continned From Page One) been closed by the police depart­ and it was found the safe had a stolen motor vehicle. m ents. their price hikes did not nclude stick 'With him .” trict, have been noncommltal KAN. ocratic national (invention HoHaad, she was the ment. The safe has been miss­ been taken in E’etaruary, 1962 PoUce said tbe charge con­ 2Q AgosUneUi said, "they fill our Private physicians told The addressed the convention from defense materals. White agreed with Hall that about their plans. However, ’ epens in Chicago. of Tbeunls and MiUlmko Kul- ing tor 16 y ears. cerned a oar st(rien from East KY. 24 Associated Press diagnosis of the hc^tal via a nationwide from the East School on School Nixon can be stopped. New each is expected to seek re- pen. Uving in this area most oommltments, and I cant "That’s not the behavior of an Hartford lost monUi, which has U. 26 A massive drive to prove Sen­ Eisenhower’3 is compli­ teleirlsion hookup. ______Vernon police were called this St. York National Committeeman election . ot her me, she was a member think of any way to bring pub­ industry at peace with itself,’ not yet been recovered. O’NelU f ator M(K^arthy’s Connecticut "He looked great last night," said a government source close morning by state police In Staf­ Since most of the records of George W, Hlnman, Gov. John MAINE 14 of the Unkxt Congregational lic business any closer." cated by the fact that he has waa allegedly aem drlvliig tiie Other party-endorsed candi- public support, mode through said his son. to the situation. ford Springs who said a contrac­ the former Rockville depart­ Love of Colorado and Meade Al­ MD. 26 Cburcfa, RocieviUe. And, he quipped, "We couldn’t had so m any—six sin ce 1955. v eh icle. da^s to be named next week mail, telephone, and door-to-door tor doing work In a Tolland sand ment have been destroyed it corn of Connecticut, former Survivors also Include two be any more reasonable unless They said preiriously affected For Eisenhower to survive This source also pointed to the O’Neill is being held at ihe are a registrar of voters for MASS. 34 petitioning campaigns, wlU be attacks “ and then ad- effective date of the Bethlehem bank uncovered the safe. could not be ascertained as to OOP national chairman, all ex­ sons, Hylka Werkhoven of Hart- we went into the homes.” areas of the heart present a cxin- Hartford Oorreotlonal Center for each party, expected to be In- MICH. 48 oUmaxed by a moss rally on Morrison said he isn’t satis­ fusing picture on electronic ‘*'® *^®P“bllcans in a voice Increase and said, "If they’re Identity was traced through what of value was taken at the pressed confidence that -Nixon lord and Thetinls Werkhoven of o6urt appearance in ESast Hart- cumbents Democrat Edward MINN. 26 ' , "M ” (tor McCarthy) Day at 8:80 equipment monitoring the heart resonant although halt- going to avoid getting locked in "f™® papen In the s^o. Rec­ time of the theft, Vernon police The delegates, harassed in Manriierter; a daughter Mise fie d -with the answ er and that ford today. Morlarty and RepubUcan Fred p.m. Aug. 15 at the BuabneU to? a few times—and consider- they’ll have to move by then." ords of the former Rockville Po- aaid. previous sessions by security MISS. 20 WMhelinlns J. Weridxiven of EU- he 'wlH oonUnue to press for a beat, possibly sending signals Edith Kenlston of RookvlUe Peck; and seven Justices of the Auditorium, Hartford. tog his age—is remarkable tea- ■ ------end confused by 24 i change in the board’s meeting overlapping the latest trouble. The records recovered were of was chaged with Intoxloatlim at peace, four Democrats and MO. Named to the M Day commit­ lington; two brothers, Jacob tlmony to what medicine has candidate claims, get their op- Ooopero of Coventry and Lutsen ru les. But doctors at Walter Reed T J Cl A • . no ''“toevalue andand mostmost ofof themthem werewere awir op- 6 p.m. yesterday, after her three RepubUcans. MONT. 14 tee are Mrs. Louis Untermeyer, Hospital, where the general suf­ been able to accomfriish," said KUipen of New Jersey; a sister, doctors ait Walter Reed. Land Swap, Appointmentg estranged husbaiid Edward The party whose candidate for NEB. 16 Newtown; Mrs. Stuart Chose, fered the latest attack at 0:16 Mrs. Heosel Helfrich of Holland; T T 7 T* T 1 ^ITknf6l4T#*4l VwsmI«ws4 Imm Kenlrton of 88 HiUtop Dr. asked governor carried the town in NEV. 12 Redding; Mrs. Joseph Duttey, a.m., said: "Any individual who The convention was the flrat had been removed. tonight’s nomlnat ing and aec- a niece. Miss Grietje HeUrtch of Eisenhower has missed in 16 polios to come to his residence, tiie last previous state election N.H. 8 Hartford, whose husband heads BaUngten; and four grandsons. Delegates has sustained a recent infarc­ 1 abled LIntu September O ar Stolen Mrs. Kenlston was letting the gets four of the seven Justices, the Connecticut McCarthy cam­ years. He told the delegates he N.J. 40 Funeral services will be held tion is considered to be serious­ Vernon police are aearchlng , Mary air out of her bukband’s tires The Democrats carried the paign; Mrs. Arthur Miller and ly lU ." was counting on going, “. but------the 4E DviiDuuteu uuiMic for a 1908 Pontiac reportedly ®"®* “ tiraft- EViday at 11 a.m. at the Union A Btriiechded pu blic h earing ing the bU slope will not be when the patrolmen arrived, town in 1966. J N.M; 14 1 Mrs. William Styron, both of no " ** ^ possible action on a pro- affected, and that, in his opln- Btolen early this morning from movement, was set Congregational Church, Rock- Approve Hie doctors described the at­ She was released on $25 bond The Republlcsiui are expected' N.Y. 92 1 Roxbury; Mrs. John Hersey and tack as probably a myocardial Scranton Motors bn Windsor ?**"^*?. ®*"®® tabled tor the coming winter’s use. Bernard Knitt, 42, of 109 EUz- Justices — Felix Gremmo, Mrs. | — A • Haven; Mrs. Robert Osborn, Police said the gold Pontiac Pennaylvonla had the word N.D, 8 Burial will be in EUlington Cen­ area of damage to the myocar- ‘*‘® ®* Directors last The board tabled the ap- abrth Dr. was charged with Barbara Sosse and York Strang- Salisbury; Mrs. WUllam L. Platform Firebird was last seen in the Rockefeller’s the man. 58 ter Csmefery. dium or heart muscle as a re- presid^ Rlchnrd ''*®® ’ o'l a lart minute recom- pointments of three members to vlotating the town roaming dog feld. OHIO area-about 1:16 a.m . tod ay b e- ****• P riest, fo rm e r * Shirer, Torrint[ton; Mrs. Mark Friends may call at the suit Of either total or tor ^rlioP ^*1’ Town Manager town ag.nci. -one to the Hu- ordinance yesterday at 10:80 The Democrats, however, OKU. 22 (ConUimed from Page One) ing driven by a white male and H- 8. treasurer, was chosen to Van Doren, Fwls Bridge: Mrs. Wbfte- Gitiaon Funeral Home, Mo(riwgeof oneoftoehe^r natl^ **®*’®'^ man Relations Commission, an- - , ------a.m. after Ms dog allegedly bit have indicated they wUl drop ORE. 18 Van Wyok Brooiks, Bridgw ater; tlerles slncrhP^!f«!^H ^ of other to the Action Commission ®«Tytog two other white male Itoagan. 66 Elm St, Rockville, tomor­ "Never has an administration a 14-yeor-oId boy. Ifrutt waa re- one of their four incumbents —i PA. 64 Joanne Woodward, in private so disregarded the limits of our rvwfn,. ..M ...... tl. P*’®**' “®*‘®“ town-owned land, tor the Aging, and the third P““*en«®«- Police theorized row from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. leased on iu> cash baU for Aug. Raymond Qulsh, tar backing Ge-' R . 14 I. life Mrs. Paul Newman of Weet- resources, our patience, our un­ ucto ““‘h ®* Hercules Dr. an atternate on the Town Plan- ®“r b®®n token Jurt 38 court appearance. n ov esl Ieu!t J u ly , T h ey a re ex-1 Tboae wishing to do so may ment was keeping tabs contin­ Ucly endorsed a presidential Uruguay's President , • port; Barbara Tuchman, Green­ willingness--indeed, our inabili­ tor 4.6 acres of Garden Grove nlng Commission (TPC). a short while before that S . 22 C. make memorial contributions to ually on Elsenhower’s metabo­ hopeful. pected to name the other three! wich, and Mrs. WUUom L. Tay- ty—to police and sustain a belli­ Police Arrests ‘Upset’ at Kidnap S.D. 14 the cardiac unit of Rockvttle lism. He was on a low salt, liq­ E lsenhow er had been in W al- ^ e T r J r “ PPOlnt*” ®"** ^ firs t Stephen J. Eller, 17 qf 28 Ward — WilUam DeHan, Fraderlck‘ ler, Wo(xl8tock. cose and insatiable world. MONTEVIDEO, U r U g u a y Public Records G enerat HompUal. uid diet. ter Reed since Mav 14 He was 'n,. i . .i. «>n»tnto»lons will succeed VassUf and Albert Vlnceh. 28 \ Open-hearted, yes open-handed, St., was arrested last night on a (AP) — A government source ! Visitors were restricted to the transferred there after' recover- m of a ^ sW *ln *th«i Kalaer, who resigned from (hrcult Court 12 warrant criiarg- Warrantee Deeds ------TE)(AS 56 f Mrs. John H. Quigley i we long have been—but my immediate fomUy. Doctors said suffletentiy from an April 9 ~ P* "*®n he moved from town. ““Id today that Manohsster Memorial Hospl- Manchester Democrats, who a rea. UTAH 8 • State Health Report friends, the time to reassess our u /„ i - 1 The TPC alternate will suc- tal to the Town of Manchester, have been catching up steRdlly! VERNON —Mrs. Mai^ret hU wUe, Mamie, visited him of- heart attack whUe vacationing 12 O'l L. Quigley of Cindy Ter., generosity is now. . . . ten. HU son, John, and grand- hi Palm Springs, Calif, ' WeUs said that a recent sur- ceed Joseirii L. Swensson, ap- property on Haynes St. to Republicans in the registered- HARTFORD (AP) —Oaaea of of John H. Quigley, died yester­ "Never has the nation been so daughter flew here from The He suffered another heart at- vey hu reve^d tectinlcaltties pointed a regular member, George FIndeU to Frank E. voters count, appear to have lost VA. 24 ■ ' reported infectious hepatitis in in land ownerthlp and in right- ~ an Investigation of a complaint state power and telephone mo- • mired In debt—never its budget Republioen National Convention tack June 16. to right- Because of the lateness of the fliec^ (^Tjtov U Thek carA o s e 1^ ! . ^___ J ‘ ®l®Phone • smo- s a v ~ Wyman, property on B. Middle considerable ground, as a result WASH 24 Chnneoticut for the week endkig day at a local convalescent of-way lue that ne,ed to bloated, the deficit ao huge, clariflca- hour (the board’s regular busl- ed w m rarked attoe 2,"*" J ® ®‘®®® “<»vUer to hom e. at Miami Beach. His first heart attack was tion. Tpke., conveyance tax 129.10. of a townwide canvass of voters. 14 Saturday Increaaed from eight the spending so unrestrained ex­ She was born in County Cork, “The doctors thought the situ- 8ept. 24, 1966, during his flrkt The Nursing and Convaloe- The figures, not yet complete 30 to 20, the State Health Depart^ Ireland, and lived most of her cept in all-out war. Once upon a atlon was serious enough that I term os president, HU other two Still to be defined, he said, ro^r^tobU d Vewntotl™ a^d ““ElUr U r o h e S 1 ' poUce would not cent CJenter of Manchester In(J„ and to be released In a few days m ent sa ys. 12 life In Hartford before moving time pet^le talked of the sky as ahould be h e re ," sa id Jurce saiq the pretident "U to V ernon. the limit. Now we’ve been rock­ “ W ien the boss U in. trouble I Kusta, O a., in 1906. property on BidweU St., convey­ again have fallen far behind the 9 to eight, mumps increaaed from Survivors besides her busbar^ eted to fiscal outer space.... c o m e ." a n ce t a x $880. Republicans. C 0 4 16 to 38, rtreptocoocai aoca Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Verna tw o Bonss R ob ert jf^ ^'Must law-abiding (ritlzens At the convention, former totertlnalteMinni inflammation In June,t.— recommend a swan of six acree ^ ■etoiw MtSfi - 1On**" ^ a proposed recrea- gt..gt., ManchesterManchester, was charged The govenment On July 0, the last time an of­ GUAM 0 f “ throato from 837 to MR, aad H. Palmer, property on Rich­ Quigley of Venum and John T .' doit) birilet-proof vests sa fe ly to ficial count waa released, the p German meariea from etMit to mond Dr., conveyance tax, 5 ()ulgley ^ Norwich; and six take an evening stroll?’’ Dirk- Republicans had only a 40-voter 12, State Health Oommlailoner grandchildren. sen asked. "Must we avoid our d ; r , = ™ ’" 841.88. 3 > Bl«nklin M. Fbote said Ttieaday. lead, the smallest in Manches­ O’ ■ Blanriage License 1,333 A decrease from 19 totOmuas Tbe funeral will be held tor great cities by night as if they ter history. The Democrats have; John Joeeph Kellogg of Gro­ of reported chlokea pOK waa morrow at 9:18 a.m. from the were guerrilla-infested hamlets jThe attack came Tuesday less once for treatment of an en- the dlractors’ geptem^r meet- prlva^and in the*‘poH5,? 2 appearance in chauffeur and one o f^ aecre never outnumbered the Repub-i Hioinaa F. Farley Funeral ton and Joan Ann Reardon of 80 TOTAL REPUBLICAN VOTES 1,333 NEEDED TO NOMINATE M7 noted, and ayphlUa n a e from out in VleU^m?" tlion 12 hours after Elsenhower laiged predate gland. , mg, the scheduli^ tor c o ^ t SrSef ar« were wouHSeJlTgrfm; Ansaldl Rd., Bt. James’ Church, llca n s. L 18 to 31 oases, whUe foaortiiea ' 7 (hiring the abduotlon. * The canvass is made to cor- I A ug. 17. fell in reports from U l to III.

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■'.r W ED ^D AY, AUGUST 7, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN r , W E D H B D 4 T . A D 6 1 B T 7. 1S6S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, A d d e d Choicestof the U£J)^A. choice beef! Summer^s treatJ LusciouB To Library Large California mmi-pricinir SUCREST OakhraU — TaaUmooy o< two mMi Cuomo—.AmcoE thtara# SAVE W on Stop&Shop Mini-pricing* if a regia- SUGAR tiawallyis-'nia and o< tba rug tarad sarvica mark for a I thii coupon Moyqa ..HaitaralMitar purchase Futtan-Vba rad aaMMtb ik Roast unique program of quality, TumbuB-Oiia boDat tor the Sthrabefiy Rhubarb ft Pears aervice and low price, gaoaral which Is exclusive with Boneless Stop & Shop Inc. It’s our V i? 9 6 9 6 9 e 9 V U 9 X. ^ VoWeu JPP/AAAPAWAMAAM ■ Baaa-Ttoa new ooUaga phyatoa K e ^ Q e SWEET SOUR POT ROAST; way of offering you high ^ 8B88688868888888680888866a880B888888888B6868888886886666668>^ BarUy-Soadago Brown meat in 2 this. shortAv quality ^food, advartliad Bannatt-Btook poarar, D.E.A. Barman-TwonlUUs oaBtuiy in- inft. Remove meat Cook cop spacialt, and helpful serv­ tarprstattooa oF Hanzy V. onion till transparent ice by maxi-men. It's our Bavtagton — TaranUatii oaeZofy Return meat add 1 cup vin ^ r, IntMrpratMtona of Bamtot way o f' saying “you just STOP&SHOP SO cup brown sugar, V* tsp. nut- BottomMy-AHaify: Ito *raat- m e^ V i tsp. salt Cover, simmer can’t buy a week's gro­ mant and aura till tender, about V h hrs. ceries for less” I LARGE EGGS Oonovar-Oooa upoD an Meed h this coupon OooparamMh — The aatooadanta SAVE16' onSiopAShop of stif-aataam Green Beans purchSM Cowan — TaranUatli ouatazy In- Boneless Undercut tarpratattoM of Hw aowd Itw. and tha fozy KalianBr^ 4 ^ 1 Tender, young native Cnimp — Twantialb owatuiy In- baane, rich In garden 99.99 9 9 9M 999999 9099999 999999999999 tarpratattons of Eamaon Ago- fraeh flavor. A favdrita . )®®(g)®®®®®®®®®< niataa vagataMa Idea. Hallo-Twantlatii oantuiy totar- le pratatUona of Aa you Uka It Hatharington-Malba Hofatadtar-Tan major laauaa In Amatloan poUtles Hoyt—Minor Britiah novallata Jonaa—Uatan, pUgrIm Like low prices day after day...plus advertised specials? Lea and ZXmaii Tha phyatotan (Life Bolanoa Ubrary) Lavailt—Tha unlmportonea of m being Oaoar lioria — What'a It all atxwt. CharUa BrownT t^nakay—Reading modem fic­ tion Martin — Oaaign of read-tlma I computer eyatama Mabana-Tha oomlng ooaaoting I V =‘ ■' boom MhkUaton—Tha time of tha tool- lay 5 :;: Mbdraa—Patha to unity Owan and Boaran—Ahaala (U fa Bolanoa LAbraiyr) Paton—Tha long vlaar Panroaa—'Hia aoulptoDo of PI- Roblnaon—Bennomtoa: An awk­ ward oontar S&mual—Light on laraal Bohalar^-^Anolant China (Tima- /' ------N LUa Booka) Brands you know ...at prices low! Save on this fine spread! Save on 5 delicious fruits! Shenton—Exploring tha ooaan daptha ShanlU—Gothic polltloa In tha deep Bouth imperiai Margarine Stop&Shop Stop & Shop Frosen^ Fruit Cocktail Smith—Columbia r Tomklna—Tha world of Marcal Duchamp (Tlma-LUe Library SMOKEHOUSE SALE of Alt) You’ll firtd all the BIG names in our Smoke House Sale . . . brands you know and Quarters Frozen Peas French Fries Del Monte WaUh — Tha apaaoh willing know spell quality. Meats you want for summer meals . . . for picnics, sand­ 12 prints for a dollar ia a lot . French tlyla te poti Rich flavor for sum­ guide wiches. buffets... m d see how weVe mini-priced them! of mamrinel That’s mini- o r C u t toes, all pre­ mer gelatin uladt. W ^en—How tha doctors diet Qraan Baane pared, ready priclng*! to heat for 4 ~ 8 8 ' oz Cut or French crispy Style Green French Beans British Tory Soft Parkay Margarine Bay Pride Tiny Cieaned Shrimp 49* ISawwawlMA mm . PILBeaT'S Ic OkF :auf i ” A i Deodorant by waters. Salad Dressing only a few city pockeOa. kad trocddo w ith the Cooked Shrimp Patties .4' 49t the hot dog! Nicely fla­ i om\ sausage or salami. H U I family size can. It haa oraatad "an aaonaoaa ad ted M w (he cart vored.. 1 lb package. V W ' i Large 12" Size. Swift’s Pepperoni *i^ „ Popular family deodorant. Buy with this coupon and ts purchase strain" far axoaadlur tha oan* Iw w in latar found OD one for each member at this Good thru Aug. 10. Limit 1 jar per customer. abUltlaa of tba loosUttaa”^ We rasarva the right to limit quintltiaa. bopna. After the low price. 7 oz. can. voivad, ha aald. la aftamptod to tba ratHfajr Uao ia Fluffy-All ad Ia4»; ha Doa't Ntookrat Sll|ipl«a ad kfflad bcA tralB. Laundry Detergent Lux Dove Silver Dust ^ Spry WIsk Rinsom Color Surf F A L K TEET H 3-lb packag* a a a Do laisg taeUk Liquid Detergent Liquid Detergent ^ Blue Detergent Shortening Bleach Detergent Laundry Detergent' Liquid Detergent Whm you talk, tat, i 12c dff libel 6 6 't B# arnwred i 12-oz M)h haa----- 12-oz 2-lb 6-oz 7c off label •me%t 3-lb6ozpkg A ^A 3-lb2-ozpkg C 0 4 '.quart - — Unalaoi______bottle 33* bottle 33* package / T 42 oz can / O 10c off label O / 15c off label D T bottle kle oa your plalaa, i 77* more B n ^ tat. o Itl. Stop^^&^ShopjyillJe^ redeem your Federal Food Coupons at our Manchester Slop & Shop Store' In , o f aaourttr and i 2 a MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER, CONN. Daaturaa t h a t l t are taamHal to 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER, CONN. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968" PAGE TWENTY-ONE t m T w f lw r v MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 the bin for Ito new contract other goods and with torrtgn Im­ py»atti|r area as well as a por- of Plains Rd. have served m nlea followed suit and soon fit* Sum m er School industry was involved in a head- through to consumera, start has ports, steel management oeema Europeans Hiehron T o l l a n d tkm of ttw pond, VBc reported, senior counseiors at the Wlnd- to feel It is bualnsHi os usual. A m Decision Nears PanMMiHtca ham-ToUand County 4-H Oanq|». Steel Makers Image on hattla with the White House. set Itself up as a perfect tar­ C o m e s t o The argument was two-edged get tor every office-seekw who Steal has only recently start­ Margaret 8. Brlen of Ooirloe Mary Jane BeauMeu .and — the indiistry had.tenrlUy mis­ la looking for somecna to blanie ed tnvcetlng heavily in making Out to Buy Dr. was plaoad e is a popular q>ort on (90) Discovering Amerhuk assiatant secretary, data proc- Gurnon of Old ^ olaaaaa will ba abortanad in -more Impcrtant than aubatance, producers of stert and the Unit­ nouncing siq>er-heated profits strike. But ordinary raadara of this side of the Atlantic, [80) Combat authorlsaUcn to proceed with preliminary plane for the adxxd. ttslng department, life division been assigned to the 1st Infim- ClAMBRIDOB, Maos. — Hai> -i 'vere ^ i} Bummer Scene (O DoucHm M. Fellow* of MHl- order that paranta may oonftr .the atael industry finds Itself ed. S^hvorkers of America from the first half of the year. the financial pages saw only the vard University Is rq;>orted to matched only by the European i (40) 8p<>rtB (C) Jo in H. Midlen of Stallord cmivention chalrmsui, Rep. Ger­ town aoqulaMion of the Jail. ’Ihe The m eeti^ was ortgtaially re­ of Aetna Life and (jasualty. try Dlvlalon near DlAn, Viet- 6:80 (90) Ladles Day ald R. Ford of MicMgan. Rd. la one of cigtat ape- wMh teachara. batBy out ot focus. > which 'represento their 400,000 The labor settlement was ex- headlines albout whopping profit have $1,088,100,000 in its endow­ public’s aeemlngly endlcM crav­ Uai Auemonn R(>>ort (C) (80) Newireel a [»«iY. New Haven GOP Ttam next town meeting Is scheduled quested by tbs Board of Edu­ ' John C. LojShn will oomidete nam. Elementary atudenta not in workers announced terms of a increases. (40) Frank Reynold*, NeWa ) ( »8-10-iad04S) RepuUtcan May’s preaence on the podhim ctaBsta invited to attend a ^>e- cation at Ms last meefiag July •• In a period when major Am- penaive, but It was hard to be­ ment fund, about twice the fund ing for American goods, says National Conveotlonn Chairman George Montano, for Aug. X. baeio training a t the Great attendance on fiia last day wIU ; erioan corporatiens are writing new three-year contract lieve file companies had time Tou don’t have to be an 8:46 (M) Friendly Giant (18) Lee Cnene gave the small Connecticut con­ d al oonference in Washington, 81. Ifanchester Evening Hersld of its Ivy League competitor, one British commentator. tt.uo ( tu Newew.re ( 8) Big Movie Jamee A. BoUivmn of MUtord, A bill paimed by the lest ses­ Lakea Naival ’Trainiag Station have their report carda mailed > bright chaptem because of their The negotiators refused to put to compute the eocaot costs and econrtnist to know you can’t • (40) New*. OOaverlck (94) Ebcpiortng the CrafU (R) tingent an occasion to jump up TTie Board of Selactmen’s Tolland correspondent, Bette Tale University. The two funds Patrick Hutber, financial edi­ ( Si Roorte. Neir*. W«»iher tormer Watertury Mayor Fred- D jC., this week. Hie eight men sion cf the legislature, and bv thie weak. After a leave at home. new aortal oonsrtoumess, the a price tag on the eetfiement relate price dertaiona to them. fight Japanese steel or Ameri­ tor of the London Sunday Tele­ (40) Wednaedsy Night Movis and dieer, somewhat In the troduoed 'by State Rep. Robert meeting last night was attend­ Qoatrale, tel. 878-8M8. are Invested chiefly In common (94) K M eroir^ Neigtibor- > (94) News 4n PerspecUve ertek W. Pmlomba Jr., Malcolm will make recommendations home he will attend the oom- Any aacondary studanta who ■ ateel Industry is decades behind for public consumption but the In addition, etert had been can aluminum by raising prices. graph, write* that all this wor­ hoold _ ) (18) Subecriptkm TV BalAige of Wbodbury, and State memer of a delegation with a King, turns the abandoned state ed by First Seleotman Ernest stocks. (90) H oSale's Navy fs'vorlte aon presidential candi­ aliout how and where money munlcaUon school at Pensa­ are absent on the final day mAy i/fiie times. union leaders told their mem­ touring official Washington for Nor does It take a puMio raia- rying dates from World'War n > (24) Sound* for a Bummer Sen. Wallace 'Bamea of Farm­ jail property located within a Vlk, bookkeeper Mrs. Ruth tians genius to warn against a VM> K arrlege date. allotted^ by Congress for tlie cola, Fla. H« Is the son of Mrs. obtain their carda from the I Adding up the events of last bers the value was iqiwards ot moot of the year begging for SCHOOLS USED FOR when the arrival of American (.18) Merv Griffin ) ?Yto) RepubHran National i ington. town, to the town if requeued. Lojsim and Ib s. Fay Dwire sub­ 1643 Barometer First nuuwlve price Increase within m i Highlfghte Convention training of teachen in voca- Ruth Loijsim, Merrew Rd. Manchester High School effiOe. ■ Ferkt it is bard to imagine how 1.6 billion drtlars and maoilt help to out down the flow of STORAGE GIs in Britain gave rise to the (10) Now* (C) The Mxon backers are: Wil- The silverhaired former con­ The actual procedures hivolv- stituting for trsasurer Ita. an industry so big and so weU rtieaper, imported steel. weeks after a. higher witUx>lding ) (18' Bi»h*r»4o*'nn TV gressman and one-time state tional and technical areas Erwin Stoctmer of Peter — Galileo’s pupil and about N cents per man-hour rueful Jibe: “They’re overpaid, (IB) Newabeat (O ) ( »«a0-l»d»«)40) New*. o. Jordan of WllltmanUo, sd in the turning over of the EleatKMr Weaton. MCSEUM HAS SHAKES entrenched in American life The price decision, even if it tax has taken its first Htos. AMRITSAR, IndU (AP) -A 4:90 ( 849) Walter OonMte (C) party chairman used his few riMuld be spent. Green Rd. hM rtituraed------fromsecretary, Bvangelleta ’Torri- spread over three years — a oversexed—and over here!” Sport*, Weatner John J. Curtis of Darien, J. jail are expected to take about Selectmen Cduixlee Luce aiki ITEMS could make so many mistakes. gala o t over per cent doesn’t stick, has virtually end­ The problem with stert seems bumper wheat crop outstripped (1(>S0> Huntley-Brlnkiey (C) (lb) McKeever and the minutes to the full, blasting the The It plsns will include sec­ Eugene Wanat were unable to mmm advanced sales . training oelll, invented the barometer in 6 all storage fartUtlea in this area Since that time, expressions (W) New Horizon* Colonel Wmiam Middendorf H of Green­ ftx monfiw to a year. ’Hie jail AUBURN, I ^ . (AP) — More . Stert has an im a ^ problem Within 16 iiours, Bethlrtiem ed the Induirtry’s bopee cf gab to be that as an Industry It Is ( 8) Bob Young (C) S ( 3) Staritifht Movie Democratic national administra­ ondary, junior colleges and attend and the meefing ocuM octaferenoe at the home office le a to measure air preesure. of the Punjab. of (Mxicem about American (94) WliaS'a New? (R) wich (file national 1000 V 7:90 Ctoeak ^ C ^ rts oaOcges. I t is now being dde- While Britishers sharpen their 6:00 BartAxrt Highlights 8:00 Newt 8:10 SpMdc Up Sports gaited to work in the high American tastes, Americans ore 7:00 Newi said to be getting a taste of 8:00 Gaslight 18:16 Sign Off __ school area also. ^ EXTRA 18:00 (Inlet Houre . w no—use some typical British economic ilnrop--i4i9 6:00 Afternoon BdKlon Breakfast with Rocky Fellows was a fonnor le^- problems. 6:00 Danny (Sayton Show 6:00 News lator ftom Hebron to the Qcn- PRIZE 6:00 Steve O’Bnan 6:16 Market Rei>ort to e influential London Times 9:00 Dick Heatherton 6:80 Weather eral AssenUy, serving on the 19:00 Gary Girard Show 6:96 Strictly Srorie observes a marked similarity wnor—198# 6:96 Afternoon Bditlon Education Oommittee. SLIP between America’s current ecor 6:45 OOP Ckmventlon Not SRO Performance Anotton Sept. 1 8:00 News, Weather, Sport* nomlc climate end that of Brit­ 3:26 Other Side of the Day By MAXmc CHESHHUE otiier Mrs. lindsay with the >nie IRnth Armual Auctlan ain. It says: “Price Inflation H m Wadhkvton Past same first name is New Totk sponaored by the Men’s Fd- IIMBtaw tlMWkaw ha* been rampant. International MT*aiT m ^ n a Ar*. «-New Mayor John Lindsay’s alster-ln- lowship cf the First Congrega- MMSIiMW ■kaSaaiSiNk Start Mqvka laitIMkiAttMb F R I Z E S L I P trade and demands of consum- Yocfe Mayor Jo ta L to tey ’s law. ’To keqp them straight, tional Chundi of HSbron will be FuookAMSaai er-oqlehted population lurve Something in a Tube wife, Mary, wear- friends call fills one “Phony h ^d on BepL 7. Tl»e men’s pulled in expensive Import*. t e ta r “Rocky” bottan and a Mary". . '.Betty Fileden of group is aearddng for Items, Abroad the drain of doUara, new B nctataBled no-uunaense “Feminine Myrtgue” is prob- middle-agsd and ancient caused by defense and other For Every Repair Job li^ c iit, was left cM«*faig a aMy the only person to come to gu ,(iie Bam to make commitments, notably the war r of wsMed ttcfeeta testily before the platform com- auction the most suocces- Monufacturen of repair —A bathtub caulk tiiat pro­ to Vietnam, has proved too vides a flexible oUloone seal as tnmdreds of mittee and thm go to work to f„] items may be left at hea'vy for comfort” materials sold in small tubes are turning them out in inich that is waterproof when used faBsd to abow ig> at the pay her'way home. »e the dburdi ham or pick-up The Times says after seven around atoowers, batbtube, sinks ______I Botel to have brook- up praes credeoflals. and .. arranged by ‘1000 WINNER years of unbroken prosperity, groat variety that it is almost I and other plinnUng fixtures. —ail weMon Happy meneed commentating for West- AAert OooUdge, Em- ‘1000 WINNER June N. Hary the American economy iq bcgln- impoeeltale to keep track of inghouse broadcast.. “Suddenly Qp Harry Roberto. (hem. Andy Long’s booklet, “Make WWl A^u^uii __a_ttAia/IHftnU SIMMhw MIklaNr Nr.Ataiaw ntog to alow down. Simple Plumbliig Repaln,’’ is Mrs. Marion Weber A roortit rtieck of (toe invento­ Tlte room was little more than everybody wants to hire some­ In addition to the auction, the km Mr MB Bn, kyw kMmnlqr SMMI% Chesterfield, Conn. “This (toange ot pace is im­ one to sound serious,’’ she say. lMyrt% Msts Twswi rdk, Him- Maitt ry of a well-stocked hardware avateble by (Mnding X cevta balf-fiBed as Naffonal Oommlt- Women’s Fellowship will spon­ Collinsville. Conn. portant but it is still only rela- " evident that no toewomen and feminine dele- “Tou can say aything you sor- a luncheon booth and food 'gatea and altesnatoe want. . .Suddenty opinions are sale. tbeir toritottona to ha've______coffee in”. . JCrs. Gartoicr Cowles Legion Clambake Z * * - r . O f roods and services ta the » product (Uelgned to correct m43. and apeetrolla in so ^ very *»ve guests something to take The Jones-Keefe Poet, Ameri­ ' their briefly off prtltics. y e a T w the United States will «»o trouble. Among the Items _ a jabrlc m«»der for maklY glaniomua oompany- can Legion, will sponsor its an­ She rented a rare species of to 1968, is stlU awesomely pow- «P. ^ ^ Not even the proBBlaed ooHec- nual clambake on Aug. 18 at 1 grtul” —Real rubber ta eemlpaete canvas, nylon, corduroy, leeth- orchid from a horticultur­ p.m. Tickets for the clambake ttve psestnee cf Helen Haycn, Britain’s Financial Times also fo™ . Orifiinalty d e v e k ^ f * er. auto uptootatery, appUques. nadegarde, ’Tecena Wright, Kit­ al spectalist for one of her are available from ticket cliair- ty OariMe and Nancy Ames was \Tound cf parties. Another man Robert Chiazzo, general takes note of the United States’ lnfiu»trlal use to ^ enough to tempt ladieB whone exotic ebony sight to behold cbEdrman Walter Donald, adju­ TEH BHGS in s n n i inflationary spell, attributing it ^ marine sealant fi» t ad- here is Sen. Everett Dirksen’s chlefly to new wage contracts hoses In (toeml^ ^ants bores to fiber glass, regular m Sdiw oommMmenta tant Howard Porter and fi­ new watered metre silk dinner in ilK Evangeline negotiated in the past few ehnlior factory objecto, it is rro- metals, wood and plastic, iro to other jadwt U’s the same fabric fiat nance officer Richard Grant. months. ommeeded for mmidtog t e ^ quality of being water- Festaps tf the invltoaons nan „ ..u* ™n. Ticket returns or firm reseiv hangs on the wall* In the Green to e Jobnaon administration, oan'vas, rubber footwear, ptosm ettber salt or fresh wa- trrar-f that Mary Undeay 'vations must be completed by Room at the White House except 10 Q uart says the Financial Times, "wUl awlmmtog ter. A wDtdd be rtreUMing, more of fiiat the auk U Jet Set. Aug. 12 so that food may be or­ ,14V2 qz have to bank the hope that other beaeto balls, Inflat^le^ tt^ adhesive for euqify phdc-ctotbed tobies dered. Heksts will be sold on package Jet-setter Uaa Ferraday An­ cans Pkg48 countrlea-particularly the Eu- mending vinyl, acryUc. phenolic for 10 would have been lOled. derson, who left the worid of a first come-first served basis. KipeeaBtty rtnoa front-ftmner ’The rtambake committee will ropcan economic community- con- ««<» other styreoe plastics. Rec- show busineas when she mar­ wfll see ttielr costs rise to an ex- »nd ommended by the manufacturer Rtobaaxl Nixon HnAed broadly ried Orosse Pointe mUliotioire meet tonight at 8 in the Legion (fant fats Idea of a tunning mate Hall to compete plans. tent whl(* makes Om Increases for pteotic rainwear, appliances, John Anderson, brought her to the united ^tes bearable.’’ S ’ toflaEW-. would be someone who eeems yacht to Miami Beach and turn­ America’s political climate is ture, etc. imum» averlaaBes. footwear, shower to flC th e deacrip Uon of John ed it over to the Rockefrtler Manchester Evening Herald also being watched closely by wfaMi hardraed << tu ra^ cSalm, auto seat covers and L kitay bettor then anyone rtae. forces. Mrs. Anderson, wearing Hebron correspondent, Mrs. foreign observers. tiie color of (»pper. rtlw .brara Ihere____ were more than enough a chicken-wire print Acapulco Hsrjorie Porter, lei. 228-8116. Heinz Barth, Washington cori or bronze when rubbed with oim ^ ‘ „rt„oKri„irin, U Rockefeller relatives on hand to j^eja with matching handbag, ------respondent for the naOtmally of those mefals. For exam pl^it —A ^»**^P*;*^ ssrefi the crowd. ' said here at a party that her ^ . circulated West German daUy Is said to turn coppor-o(^ ep^ ^ One of the governor's daugh- ^rew had been taking out dlgnl- 3 0 E i C S C a t U d e i l t S Die Welt, writes that tile presi- when nibbed with a penny- tern, Mary Pierson, was on t^rtes sudi as Sen. Javlto and dent elected in November wUl -A glass caulk that adheres iM gcna^. stov^, hand to give her step-mother an entire jiOchigan delegation From the Area First take over leadership of “a coun- to glass, metal, rubber, mason- bowl^ pot **f^*®’^ ^ affectionate hug and kjas. ’The to fish or swim between cau- try on Oie low point of its moral ry and wood. Can bo appUed to a white, rtitay, porcelaln-Uke qxxMneoua gesture of approv- cuses . . . Asristant National O n Deans’s List National depression.” storm cuid (Msement windows, flnirti. al was enough to dispel any chairman Mary Brooks 'wants “During the era of the vlr- flaahing, roof vents, electrKxd —And many varieties of pias- doubts among tbe watchi^ Republioans.. large - and small to Nine Manchester students S tores tuous but enig(matlc professional tasulatkin, wlndsltleldB, vrtiicle tic rtecl, jJastlc alumdnum and women that this Is a family " ' iqiqw that she did not give “Perle ' gj area students have been politician Lyndon Johnson, file headfightB and talUights, etc. jdasUc aJmoat-everythlng-else. warmly united. F M S T VALDES! Mesta a box or even M ^ h e r Gained to the dean’s list for the S m iN T O presidency has become an to a tl------The vaitous siaters-in-law, seats in the rafters for this con- second sensester at Eastern tution whlito has lost Its credi­ nieces, aunts and cousin* could vention. There was a nation- ConnecUert State College. Sail into a .sale of specials now bility for many,’’ he says. have probably SHed several ta- wide flurry of criticism when The seniors from Manchester .S.nil into .n atlc of Kpcci-nls now low priced - for your family's Jordan Halts Arab Refugee Ues by themselves. The 'variety jgrs. Meata told reporters she were Mrs. JudMh 3Bashar of low pricwl for ymir f.tmily’s .summer eating enjoyment. of their attire was enough to was coming here with ITEP cre- Sycamore Lane, WnUam Hank- summer cntinK enjoyment. W aUace Backer put other women at ease no dentials from Mrs. Brooks. She inson of 808 Oakland S t, Mrs. Traffic at Jordan Bridge matter what. they bad chosen says: "She has ticketo, but Jessie Hbvey of 24 Hathaway S c o r e s P o l i c e By JOB ALEX MOBBIS JB. rtals in Amman Tuesday to dis­ to wear to the 9 a.m. gathering, they are certainly not a box Lane,__ Donna Moran of 42 Ard- Jrtm D. (Jay) Rockefeller's and I certaiifiy had nothing to Rd^ mid Mra, Marlann For ‘N ^ligence’ to e Los Angeles Times cuss the situation. Afterword, it pretty blonde rtster, Mrs. John do with her getting them . . . N*,wton of 146 Chestnut St. 'BEIRUT—The King Hussein 'was reported they had decided to Spencer, aocesaorized her white Ehreryone was mad a t me when othero from Manchenter WATERBURY pUpie haute couture “Bttle they read that" . . . Nancy 1 * ,^, Blase of 84 Henry Ck)^ecUcut"^rdinatw of tte was reopened to normal traffic bank only to cross over to the nodiing” 'With a necklace and Reagan has obviously been Kathleen Delekta, juniors, WaUace for president organiza* week, but not to Arab refu- east bank. braertet studded with dime- coached to remember that she Bonnie Blatzer of 81 Wll- Uon has renewed his attack on Ksee. At the same time, the Jordan sized pieces of turquoise. is on camera every minute that Paula IngersoU of 28 the Danbury police department For the first time since tbe government dertded to launch In contrast, Mrs. Winthrop she is in the convention hall. ^oodhiU Rd., frerttmen. for what he called Its negligence war last year, Jordan has re­ an intensive radio (Mmpaign to Aldrich, who is of ample queen She alta as rtill as If she were Lynn Paganl, a junior in investigating an alleged bot- fused to accept refugees from persuade the Gaza Arabs to stay mother proporUons and personl- posing for a Matthew Brady RockvlUe, achieved a Ue-throwtog incident. Israell-octnipled zones. Despite where they. are. Some 14,(XM fies the dowager grande dame jlaguerotype. Her expression perfect quality point ratio, Michael Calo said Tuesday pleas from the Arab govern- Gaza Arabs have so fsir massed image, was wearing plnk-and- says the same except tor her ouiers named to the dean's night he will report the actions m en^ to stay where they were Into Jordan, where they are liv­ blue plartlc beads with her eyes. She almost never speaks gyea were: ing to crude tent campe. It was or even moves her head to lortc ot Police Caiief WllUam F. Tobin prior to June, 1967, wrtl over shirtwaist dress. Andover, David Munson and the Danbury police depart- 20,(X)0 Arabs have crossed the believed that moat Arabs from Happy Rockefrtler herself around. Even when ehe wanted Hebron Rd. and Mrs. Jordan seeking refuge in a tho west bank who wanted to wore no jewelry and no stock- one sip from ment to tho State Police, Con­ Post of Burnap Brook Farm, necticut House of Representa­ friendly Arab state. leave had already done so. ings with her very i^ain white during the Monday night pro- juniors. ceedings, she did it In slow mo­ tives and the U.S. Supreme This has placed tremendous cotton. The dress was belted Oolunfoia, Beverly Clark of Court. burdens on Jordan and the Unit­ with narrow black-and-wtaite tion and almost mesmerized on­ Jrtinson Rd. and Robert Man- W ant Nixfm lookers. Calo referred to last Satur- ed Nations ReUef and Works leather thongs and she toyed Warren of Pine St., seniors; day’s alleged Incident of bottle- Agency (UNRWA). In addition, HARTFORD (AP) —to e Pu­ with the ends nervously as she Linda DaJgneault of DouWeday laski Republican Organisation of sat onstage while her hus­ throwing to Danbury in which the Arab governments fear Is- Rd., junior, and CJarol Lowmjan a group of Negroes was said to rael 'will take over lands Stamford has urged Connecti­ band addressed the enthusiastic of Cards Mill Rd., freshmen. cut’s Republican delegates to women who did rtiow up. Eight Struck have harassed and thrown bot- abandoned by their former Arab CJoventry, Daniel Onighlin of ties at Wallace supporters as residents. the national convention to sup­ The band {dayed “I want to Daley Rd., seniors; Mrs. Angela port Richard M. Nixon, rather be happy.” The Governor told they gathered signatures to This applies particularly to By G u nfire Bowen of High St., Robert place Wallace’s name on the Gaza, a narrow strip of ooartal than Nelson Rockefeller. the cbeciing women bow much Merrlfleld ot LaMotte Rd., Mrs. “Connecticut’s second largest she means to him and they ap­ state ballot. land penetrating d ^ Into Is- Doris Scheflsch of Main St., “You’ve heard of the Boston rael whose 46,000 residents had ethnic group is cool to Rocke­ plauded approvingly. “She’s In Disorder Paula TUltnghast ot Cooper feller because of his position been the best sport In tbe Tea Party—that was the begin- been Increased by some 230,000 (Continued from Page Om ) Lane, Juniors, and one soibo- nlng (rf our liberation from the refugees after the 1948 partition that rtvU disorder may be a world,” be said, adding: "And more, Mrs. Theresa Kalber. the most extraordinary asset.’’ cd, two on charges of mob ac­ King of England," Calo said in struggle. Unlike the so-call«l mere sign of social progress as Hebron, George Colgan of a news conference. West Bank area, which had been well as his falluro to have even Elegantly attired women. In­ tion and 12 for 'violation of a Gilead St., sophomore, and SPAGHEHI TsI cluding Mrs. Douglas Dillon curfew that was Imposed at 1:80 “This was the Danbury bottle- incorporated Into Jordan, Gaza one department head of Polish Bruce Lippincott of Rt. 66, riNAST throwing party—the beg[lnntog of was under Egyptian occupatkm ancestry in New York utate gov- (wearing one of David Webb’s a.m. Police aald thoae arrested freshman. v INSTANT COFFEE ICE CREAM MAYONNAISE ranged in age from 18 to 22. our loss of freedom," he said, prior to the last conflict but ernment," the group sal (Ito a jeweled jungle cat status sym- Tolland, Mrs. Barbara Blow of GALLOM BLEACH riNAtT IIMIB 80P$I0LU He charged Chief Tobin and continued under the status of telegram to Stole GOP Chalr- brts), clapped and chorused A spokeamah for Ingalls Hos­ Fruits & Vegetables—Fresh from the Fussy Ones! SALAD DRESSING Goose Lone, junior. niUlT HUM* J FUDa$IOLU DAIRY SPECIALS! the police department made “a being part of Arab Palestine. man Howard Hausmem “Tehhb (I)” In unison. pital said none of the seven po- 'Vernon, Mary Backofen of 16 DETERGENT 3 M.OO HENDRIES LoiranSt ___ Singer Nancy Ames, who llcemen—three from Harvey SHORTENING 3 69' travesty of the whole matter" The Arabs recently have The telegram said R ^ k m l- Hale St. Ext. and Joanne Jacob­ WAXED PAPER riiutr by falling to investigate the re- shown alarm over reports that ler wortd fare adorned herself with so many and four from neighboring Dol- son of 20 Earl St., seniors; Mrs. Rockefeller chains and medal- ton—was critically injured. Barbara Dean of Pleasant View KRnfT ports properly. Israel was now trying to expel Tobin had said earlier three Gaaa Arabs Into Jordan. Israel dlsanecuon. lions for tbe breakfast that ttiey Three officers were ad m itted Dr.______and Mrs. Ellen Golden, jun- Oven-freshnesf from Your Fussy BakersI CRACKER BARREL investigating officers could find 5,33 countered that K merely of- rattled like hippie love beads, for treatment. One officer was lor, and Raymond Walker of 4 THEY LIKE SCHOOL says that the Rockefeller broth- shot to the face as he patirtled pleasant St., freshman. Finast Fresh no trace of the thrown bottles freedom to leave for and found: no further evidence HOBBS, N.M. (AP) —to o era decided against using her the area to a squad car. He i s ------SHARP 10 01 iK im unB Jordan if they wanted, but some children of Mr. and Mrs. Ceidl to Indicate threats to Wallace hit song “Cinderella Rockefel- Ekigenc Wotjirti, 87. who have crossed over claimed Castle of Hobbs In southeast ler" as a theme because "It Three other persons were STIX workers. 1 they were being “encouraged” Four Boys Charged Calo said he had photographs New Mexico are champions at might remind people of bap- treated for minor injuries and to leave. getting to school. With Starting Tire RPPIE PIES of the Negroes throwing bottles The tension reached the break­ py.” released, including a Negro at the workers but added he Elizabeth Ciastle, 16 hail per­ Frank Mianklewicz who was woman, Mrs. Alberta Lnmpkto, n e w HAVEN (AP) — Local ing point Monday when three would not release them to local fect attendance record* in sev­ Sen, Robert F . Kennedy’s press 21, of Dixmoor. police have arrested four ju- busloads of Gaza Ar.vbs showed enth, eighth and ninth grades. police. He said he would include up at the Hussein Bridge. Jor­ secretory, has even been work- Mrs. Lampkto said she was venlles and charged them with SHRIMP COCKTAIL HONEY DEW MELONS »«««, them with his complaint to', State Her brother, OcU Jr.. 10, had tog (hiring his dinner hour since struck by two police bullets Ktartlng a three-alarm blaze that dan refused to allow them to perfect attendance marks for Police. and the Israelis reported- he came to Miami Beach to while officers were “chasing the caused $160,000 to damage at SWEET CORN Hydra coolid — from nevby (armi 10 FOR 5 9 ’ Colo also contended the same the second, thhrd and fourth do convention commentary for rioters and rtuwttog at them." the Batter Lumber Co, tad w ta„j S grades. Another slater. Mary MBC. He and John Slegenthaler She aald tbe bullets penetrated Two of the boys were token CELERY 19- I CABBAGE 5i the Wallace-for-PreSldent head­ A two-hour fire fight erupted lou^ 9^ j^d no abaences in tbe of the Nashville Tennessean a wall of her home, striking her into custody during the fire Sun- quarters to Waterbury. ill the area, and fortunately none ggetind and third grades, stole away to a little Italian to the left arm near the elbow day on charges of tresposring. Witnesses present at the in­ of the refugees was injured. Af- Before moving to Hobba from restaurant here the other night and the right wrlrt. She re- After an investigation, the po- cident interviewed at the news terward, the Israelis allowed Roswell, Elisabeth had perfect to check galley proofs of the oelvedto first aid at Ingalls hoapi- lice Tuesday charged them and conference said they thought u them to come back to occupied attendance marks for fli^ and book they are doing with other tol. two other youths with setting group of about five Negroes territory, and there was no at- sixth grades and CeoU Jr. baa a Hickory HIU oomrades. . . Two pohee shootings of the fire. QUALITY, LOW PRICES AND S&H GREEN STAMPS! liiockicd the supporters on the tempt Tuesday to repeat the perfect mark to the firat grade, Mary U nduy has been keeping Negroes has caused Increased A grudge held by one of the ALL COMPASSES POINT TO FINAST FOOD VALUES, (toy in question, then returned move. 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MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Out and You Ve On^ Errors Prove Stamp of Approval Amerloaii ficiasiiii Pat Sununsrall, fonner Giant plaoekickfir, who now Old Man Shotted ^Em Somethings Batting (276 at bato)-Oat«w, Minn., .296; K. Harrelson, Boat, €Bnw hk Hvintr as a New York sportscaster, feels the On and You Ve Out .291. As Cubs Nip D be “a good team” thfc season. go White Sox 83 and OalifOmla Runs — McAuHffo, D ct, 70; Pat made his remarics tollow- NEW YORK (AP) — single brou ^t In Cleveland’s ing a Giant aorimmage at Falr- It WM out and you’re on beat Washington 104 before los­ two runs. Detroit’s other tally Yastrsemakl, Boat, 82. ; n EW YORK (AP)—The Fifth-inning doUUes by A1 until toe eighth inning at St. BSO BOFTBAUL Seld Univanrity last week. vllle with toe AUanta Falocns, Griffith Halts Harris Win Streak w . L. ing to the Senators 14. The New came on Norm Cash’s 16th Runs batted i » - ^ . Haarel- F a t CKB. and (« and you’re out. Spangler and Randy Hundley Louil, when Leo Cardenas bom- It waa doubl4header time last “The offense is. going to toen come to Yale Bowl Aug. m 41 AM — Any fan knows that's no way Tork Yankees and Oakland homer. son, Boat., 91; F. Howard, Atlanta Braves fumbled were not scheduled. sent another CSticago run home sred and an error by Julian Jo- nlgM for Sportsman’* Tavern as •core,” said Pat “Fran (Tar- 28 to face toe St Louis Card­ PHILADELPHIA (AP) voured by toe 28-yeaiM>Id unor- Virgin Islands. The ^ Associated ter to fight Letter in Ben « 47 AR to play baseball. The Baltimore • • • Wash., 77. 6% • • • the ball and Don Dryadale and toe Cubs weathered a late vler opened toe gatea for three they swept two gomes, defeat­ kenton) ia one of toe best quar- inals in toe annual Alble Booth toodox Harris of Philadelphia. Press gave Griffith all 12 rounds Francisco. m 81 AR Orioles knew it, too. RED BOX-WHITE BOX Hits—Uhlaender, Minn., 121; more run*. —“Hiey wrote that all a YcMerdBy** Sian •% TWIN8-0B10UES— Bando, Oak., 114. couldn’t pick it up. comeback by toe Braves for the ing Gunver Stampers, 17-1, and terhacks in pro football and Memorial Game. When it was over, however, and a 6048 triumph. • There was no doubt from toe 99 BI AR •% Tony OUva led oft the sixth in- Boston wrapped up its victory seventh victory in eight games. he has two fine runners in Gypsy had to do was show ninc for Minnesota Tuesday Cesar Thvar scored the first D oubles-R . Smith, B oot, 29; 11m Braves committed four Maloney, 10-7, allowed five The Herald, 144. The pair of If ' Frederickson remains Griffith, twice toe middleweight Griffith, who lost his middle­ start aa to the winner. Griffith BATTINO-Kisvtai' O o 111 n 0, ■6 R AOO 12% over the White Sox with five Hank Aaron and Alou hit singles—three by Dal MaxvlU— Tucker Fredericksen and Ern­ up and bugako and he’d nicht and struck out. But Oriole two Minnesota runs and drove runs in the fourth. Cari Tas- B. Robinson, B alt, 28. errors in the first bming ’Tue* wins temporarily put the healthy, and toe defense im­ diampion, had ended toe young­ weight UUe last March to Nino reached toe 22-year-old Harris M ete, drove in lour n a a wMb a n R ,417 16 bases-empty homers for Atlanta in boosting Ms career Advan­ Tavam nen In first {dace with ie Koy, plus some fine receiv­ proves os much as toe Giant win. I guess the Old Man catcher Andy Eitchebarren in the third. Frank Robinson trsemski hit his 14th homer Trlplos—McO bw, CWo., 9; day night on the way to a 44 er man’s 24-fight winning Benvenutt of , may have early with short left Ja^ ^nd 80 R .476 16 before PhH Regan, toe Cubs ’re­ tage over the Cardinals to 114. ers.” ground out end Us flnt nwjor failed to handle the third strike and Bob Johnson drove in BalU- leading off the fourth, then Fregori. Calif., 8; MoAidltfe, kxM to Chicago that gave th* a 14d reoord and finished toe coaching staff hopes it will, toe showed ’em something.” streak. He did it with the au­ set Mmielf up for a return bout left-right comblnattcsiB which n W .4 R IB lief ac*, nailed toe victory tor • • • "If toe defense improves, Al- thority of an experienced fighter league homer, a throe tua and Oil vs reached first. One out more runs in Uie sixth. The Or­ drove in another run In the in­ Det., 8; Stroud, Wash., 8. Cubs undisputed possession of regular scheduled season. Iferamen will be much Im­ was chortUng with toe Italian. enabled him to buUd up a com­ 47 R .4 R 10 second place in the National starter Joe Nlekro. The first contest saw Sports­ lie Sherman’s club will cause proved over the 7-7 team of 1967. in his dressli^ room at toe giving a pupil a boxing lesson. fortable margin through toe la toe Unto inning that g em latw, Bob AlUson bomered and ioles got anotiier pair in the ning when he walked with the Home runa — F. Ho-ward, OIANTS-PHILS — Griffith’ s co-manag;er, Gil 40 •7 .874 27 League. • * • man score in aU but two in­ trouble.” Spectrum alter winning a lop­ first six rounds. New Yoilc a 4p1 vlch n y o fe e Minnesota had a 54 lead. eighth on Boog Powell’s RBI bases loaded. He also batted in Wash., 81; K. Rairelson, Boat, Bonds tripled In the first in­ Frederickson —who Injured a The decision was laianlmous. Clancy said, "Benvenutl must double and an error. Diysdale hobbled Maury PIRATES-DODOEltS ning* with a pair of five-run The Giants —who have been sided decision over previously Houston. The Orioles then foucht back a run with a sacrifice fly in the 28. ning and scored on a passed knee in toe 10th game of the Judges Nat Loplnoon and Dave fight Emile If he wants to fight S, BU tlraon 4 • • • Wills’ bases-loaded roller in toe The Pirates broke a 1-1 Ue at frasnas used to best advantage. imprearive in sertmmagea — unbeirien Oypse Joe Harris. He Beloff scored it 86-68 and 6841, ^ PITCHING—Joe Ootanan, to trail by only 6-4 wlUi one out first. Stolen bases — Campanerte, ball, toen cracked a tie-break­ 1907 season —has boMi in^pres- Panamanian Jorge Velasques B bMob t, d*a«o a in the ninth. Up stepped plndi- TTOER8-INDIAN8— • * > ninth inning and the Pittsburgh Loa Angeles on Drysdale’s sec­ ing single in the eighth a* toe Sportsman’s autMt Gunver (16- play toe Packers in Green Bay referred to prefight stories he respecUvely while referee Pete of he’ll fight for Senaton, seatteved four MU C U B ante NO, WMg fcju >.1 Oak., 88; Oardenal, d a n ., 34. Pirales added two more runs ond error In the ninth and WHlie t) as (he loser had 12 costly Saturday, follow up with an­ slve. Tlie Giants didn't give had read which wrota him off as TOmasco had it 68-63 for toe 29- pe««ut4.” led toe riders the last two years hltter Larry Haney, who lashed Tracewskl’a game-srinning 8ENATOR8ANOKL.S— Glanta strack for three nme.. at Atlantic City racetrack. Lost and etruck out eight In taming IM M t M , CtoralKia l-a, Ut Pitdilng (10 decisions)—Mc­ for a 4-1 victory over toe skid­ Stargell provided Insurance GTfOfS. other pre-aeason game in Narii- him any ” kid gfova” treatment. an dd man about to be de­ yearuld New Yorker from toe ClilhcyAaid Griffith has an of- the ball to ricM field and ended single was only his second hit in Joe Coleman scattered four Gaylord Perry atopped toe year he rode a record 88 win­ OaUfomla 14 in the aaoond eiitte 17 tantoss, tad fame 8 up on second base. But he failed singles, struck out eight and got Lain, Det., 23-8, .880; Ttant, ding Los Angeles Dodgers’ ace. with a two-run single. Facing the winners were Ed S3 at bats. It scored WUHe Hor­ Cleve., 17-7, ,708. Bill Maseroekt and Jerry May PMUiee on three Mta and lev­ ners at the New Jersey track. game at e douhUlnUtor. euqpmfled, emfMr to toucA first and was out. ton, who singled and moved to the only run he needed when Cinclnnatl’a Jim Maloney Pinto and Ken F «ry with three singled with one out and moved eled Ms record at 10-10. Loser (M y ca m oi m S M M i Ron Permnoskl retired the Gap Peterson scored on a wild S trik eou ts — McDowell, stopped toe first-place St. Louis hits each vtolle Burt BaskervlUe, ' i second when Bill Fredian was up one base apiece on Drys­ Larry Jackson yielded JUst ocm Vaiagi^ auH i next hitter and the second-place hit by a piUdi. pitch in the fourth Inning in Cleve., 216; Tlant, Cleve., 196. CanUnals 64 with a five-hitter; Join MoPariand and Tony Mb- dale’s wild pickoff attempt. hit—Bonds’ triple—until toe Oridea were beaten 6-4 to ftdl San SYanciaco trimmed Phila- rlanoa all added two clouts. Bostai (XnmrarOi 104) at CU- Cleveland scored in the third Waahingrton’s first game victo­ Nattooal League First baseman Ron Fairly then eighth, when Jim Davenport, Lyons Scores Win 6H cames behind the Ameiiciu) ry. delptaia 4-1 behind toe hitting of John lIcK elvey and John SiUver «HID (FH M y 84) inning on Tonuny Harper’s sin­ Batting (376 at bale) — M. fielded pinch hitter Manny Ji- Bonds, Dave Marriiall and Wil­ League4eadinc Detroii Tlcers. gle, a sacrifice and Jose Carde- rookie BoU>y Bonds and the had two htts in a loeing cause. OaUaad (ttuOi M and Odom Peterson singled, stole sec­ Alou, P itt, .329; Rooe, Cto., menex’ grounder but failed to lie McOovey reached Mm for Tlie Tlcers edced Cleveland nal’s single. Detroit tied it in the ond, moved to third on Hank Al­ New York Meta topped Houston Sportsman (Ml 606 4 17-16-1 M ) a l Maw Tortc (StotUemyre .826. 4-1 on rookie Kevin OoUins’ make a play after bluffing a singles. 184 and Fatetaoii 8-7), 2 3-1 in 17 innlncs on Dick Tra- eighth when Don Wert hontered len’s single and came In on Jim • • • Gunver 000 100 0 1- 9-12 In First Open Try off starter Luis TTant. Run*—Brock, St.L., 64; Roae, three-Tun ninto-lnnlng hmer. throw home. ateaalaaa (MeDoweU 18-B) at cewskl's run-scorlnc single and MoGUothltn’s wild pitch. can., 68. • • • ’That filled toe bases and set MET8-A8TB08 —, Polo and Heyart; MePartand Datralt (Wilson 8 4 ), uiftat, also led 83 after eight innings of the The ’Tigers took a 83 lead in California took advantage of and FoAett. Tom Runs batted in—McOovey, OUB8-BBAVE8 — the stage for toe decisive mis- OoUlns grounded int^ a foroe WEST HARTFORD** X. * * ^ *. *^ other better . wntiplatian of Tuasday idfht's nightcap of the twl-nlght double- the suspended gapie by scoring six Washington errors to score play with the bases kiaded in / ATt\ Kodian, assistant at Round Bin 8.F., 69; Peres, Cin., 61; H. The cubs capitallxed on two play by Drysdale, who has lost Qreenwlch. KOohai^ toe siMnded came. header when it was suspended four-runs in the sixth, two of six uneemed runs in the open­ toe seventh, driving in New Under the hgfats at Ml. Nebo, (AP) — The winner of the first them coming on A1 Kaline’s Aaron, Atl., 61. errors by Felipe Alou—on the his last four decisions tor a 12-10 OUttonfa (Bms 87) at Wash- by a 1 a.m. ICDT, curfew. It will ing game. Chuck Hinton hom- same play—and one each by York’s first run, and drlUsd his the seeond game saw the Connecticut Open in his day leader with 68, slipped to pinch douUe wWh the bases ered for e will Improve toelr per­ ing in only his 46to game and Jones stole third base for Ms m Chicago (Holtsman 87) at At­ pair at victories. formance in both areas. went into it batting Just .212. 17to theft of the year, break- Briefs Skwrtanmn 111 14-184 had 69 in toe final rounds. Larry McCue $226, 69-78-78— Herald 40i 201 0 8-184 lanta (Stons 1-1), night There wea a siding mishap Potter Palmer of Chicago and Don Cardwell of toe Meta and ing toe Kets record he set in TIGEBS SHINE O f J C m Lyons succeeds Roy Pace, toe 219 Naw Totk (Beaver 187) at McFarland and Pockett; Pier­ former assistant pro at Wee MUce Krak $186, 72-7642—220 last winter which coot Lonhorg John O’Neil Jr. of Miami, Fla., Dave Glusti of toe Astros loricsd 1986. DL'I'k OIT (AP) —JUso was a son and WUUams. Houalen (Dieiker 810), nlgbt half of the 1988 season and then two of toe team’s owners, have wonderful month for too Detroit Bum last year, who cUso won In A-Tom Gorman $80, 78-76-72— PHtsbaifh (VOmIe 811) at Los there’s Detroit’s gigantic lead in Joined with George GiUett of TIgen. They won 20 of toelr $1 CUUBOH SOFTBALL (XILORFUL LEE 'TREVINO, United States Open champion is Player. In two photos at left, 'Trevino uses his own forms of body 1966. 220 Angries (Button 4 4 ), night the American League race. CMcago to buy control, they an­ American League gamee that Rolling to aa undefeated one of those considered heir apparent to the regal status cur­ English to guide jmtt, oblivious of the gallery. At right he offers Par at the West Hartford A-Duane Haley $76, 76-78-78— dnrhmaH (Culver 810) at St Neverthdeas, Beaton hasn’t nounced ’Tueaday. - month. eea*on, Savings Bank downed rently held by such as Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicl^us and Gary thanks after sinking long putt during recent tournament. course is 72 (216), and the cmly 221 Looli (Mdson 14), night given up and Lcnboig's per­ The three partners are al­ Tho 'ngera have also been A n n y A Navy, 18-11, lost formance in an 83 victory over ready srevented this. lla enudeed a circutt bkw and from-behlnd rally in toe ninth m ers. The Southeaetern CMifer- Big Jadr, who always appears Againat tlie White Sox, Lon­ Palmer, O’Neil and OiUett say Bob Moreau hod four Uta, inning. The dramaUc vlctoty borg hndefl in Ms finest per­ ence le second with 76. at Ids best when the challiinge is they are committed to staying Tom Oonran and Rich Fon- boosted toe Phillies’ lead to 6% great, will be tesUng the formance of the year. He yield­ In Oakland. , tlneUa had three each. games. ed two runs and eight Uta but The annual American Bowling rugged, 7,ia8yard* per-7D Flre- Earlier, toe Seala appointed a Oongreea cbamgiionsMpe will be Savinga Bank Dave Watkins dammed a two- stMw Country Club layout, one mosi of the Uta were bloops. He new head coach, Fred Glover, 8 9 0 0 0 0 0-18-26-0 run double to cape a toree-run r '^ i t e a didn’t walk a man and left the Jim Lonborg held in Msdlaon, Wls., in 1969. of the finest courses In the coun­ and made two muKl-player Any male bowler wMh an ATO A im y A Navy . ninth Inning to bring Reading game with a 7-3 lead for a pindi deals, one with toe Montreal 3 2 0 0 4 0 8—lf21-2 back after two outs. try. batter. mombereMp card is aligMa to He’ll also have to whip a Canadiens, obtaining Norm Fer- Oorooran and Belekewlcz; In other games Tuesday night, ‘Tt waa most encouraging,” compete. strong Arid that inriodes guaon and Stan Fuller from toe Benevento and Cuneo. York blanked Elmira 14 and sakf Manager Dick WilUams. Montreal Denies Reports shmqx-rldden but dangerous Ar­ Stanley Cup winners and anoth­ There have been 21 perfect DUSTY SOFIBALL' Binghamton and Waterbury split nold Palmer, the defending “ He dUki’t walk anyone and er with Detroit. a pair. The Triittets won toe first could have gone gamee In toe ABC tournament. Homers by Jimmy Breen and champion and the only two-lime City Will Lose Franchise Two of toem came in the 1988 game, 14, and toe Indians, toe wbmac of the American Golf but are decided against it.” Don OUha qpoilced Contone’s second, 14. Lonixwg, a 22-game arinner event in Cbiclnnatl. Oilers to a oome-from-bdilnd i r Money Saving Used Car Bargains Galore Glaarie. CHICAGO (AP) — WON In Montreal, John Newman, Pittsfield’s Dick Baney, seek­ Xliare’s certainly enough in- last year, said, ”My rum tight­ 5-2 decision over the Walnut ing his fifth straight victory oenllve for the 130 pros to dioot ened ig> a little after that big de­ broadcasting, which carries Chi­ one of toe Canaditto City’s fi­ Stto of toe 1989 ABO bowUng Barbers for the loop title last over Reading, appeared well on tourmunent will be toe new dr- at dace purse money has been lay in the fourth liming arhen we cago Cub baseball games on ra­ nancial backers, said the report night at Keeney Field. his way at toe end of six innings. boosted $0,000 wfaicb coinct- scored those five runs. I proba­ dio and television, seUd ’Tuesday Is ”a lot of garbage.” | oular Dane Ooudty Memorial The winners finishad the sea­ He had a 2 4 lead and had re- Ooliaeum on beautiful Lake dently Is the first place prise. bly ootdd have gone all the aray nlgbt it had learned Montreal son with a 12-2 mark while the Ured toe first 18 batters. arill lose its National League Newman said both Montreal Monona. The coliseum aver- '65 PONTIAC *11^ Others In the Um dl|^ include with the lead we bad but I dUhi’t and San Diego—toe league’s loaera foil to a 9-3. Reading’s Pat Skrable broke '65 OLDS *1595 '63 PLYMOUTH *795 leading moneywlnner Tom want to take any chance on baseball franchise because of fi­ lookM the Wisconsin state capital Walnut rcui one run in the toe speU with a triple to lead off nancial difficulties. other expansion city—received buUdlng at Madieon. Wdafeopf; U-8. Open Ung Lee missing my next start.” an extension from Aug.. 1 to first and second frames end it toe seventh. Denny Doyle’s In­ D-88 4-D(X)r Sedan. V-8, automatic, PS., PB., No. Fury 4-Door Sed^. V-8, automatic. No. 0415B. GTO V-8 2-Door. Automatic, PS., blue. As is Trevino; PQA diamp Julius Bo­ Lonborg insisted he is physi­ WGN, broadcasting over Its Grads 66 (Dick Cobb 17, Pete wasn’t until the fourth inning field roUer scored toe ItoiUlea’ special. No. 6451A. Aug. 15 to make toe first pay­ ’Ihe American BowUng Con­ lOR. ras; ICasten tltlid Bob goeBiy cally sound desfrite suffering radio and teievlalon outlets, said ment to toe league. Diminico 17, Joe Amino 15), that Breen cracked a homer first run. and sudt standouts as MBler torn ligaments in his left knee in ”a high baseball official” re­ Ray’s 62 (Jim Mlstretta 22 gress has served the naiion’e The Red Sooc boosted it to a Newman said the payment is with Don Simmons on base to Barber, Oeotge Ardier, Dave a skiing accident last winter ported the framklse would be Mike Reardon 16), male bowlers since 1890. 3-1 with a run in toelr half of to be $1,120,000 and toe exten­ tie the game. Then in the last Stockton, V n ak Beard and which forced him to arear a oast dUfted to either Mllwa\>kee or Eagles 64 (Mike Kennedy 24, the sevento. But Baney Just sion was granted by National of the sevento, with one out, Oardnar DicMnson imlil March 0. Buffalo. Tim Kearns ' 14, Tom Sullivan Purdue’s football schedule couldn’t get past toe second out '65 FORD 1285 '63 OLDS *895 League President Warren Giles, OUha smashed a circuit clout 9), Sonifs 36 (JlmlKuhn 24, Bob lists Notre Dame as Us second in toe ninth inning. ones was not available for com- that scored the winning run. '65CHEVELLE *1085 Starfire 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automattc, PS. Hamilton 10). ' rival for each of the next four The PMUlea scored their first Gahaxie 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., PB. As is ^ment on toe WON report. seasons. Sbnmoms added tw o hits as did PB. No. 6126B. Grads 68 (Diminico 21, Oari Marsh Potter. For the losers, run on Ron Allen’s RBI single. 2-Door Hardtop. Auto., 6 cyl. As is special. special. WON said Montreal will lose Then Charley Pfeiffer reUeved Hoentoal 14) Colleglana 68 (Bob Joe Camposeo had three hits toe franchise because toe city Is DotChln 23 . RED SOX HERO—Taking time out before a recent A miniature marshmallow is Baney with men cai first and on MID-SUMMER a highly popular bait for rain­ and Joe Twarontte cracked unable to raise $6 million to fi­ Aeto’s 67 (Jim Reynolds 16, Boston game to say hello to eight-year-4 ld Cheryl third and WatWns’ deUversd toe nance a dome tor its stadium. Parizeau of Manchester was Ken Harrelson, R ^ bow trout in toe Northweet. two. game-winning hit. Gkuy Minor 14, Doug Melody Oantone 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 -8-11-1 Montreal and San Diego were 11), Blatos 24 (Bill Troy 8). Sox slugger. The pair met at a Boston hotel and Bruce Dal Canton fired a four- '63 CHRYSLER *895 In mid-June the New York Walnut 1 1 0 0 0 0 0- 2-11-0 hitter and scored the g;ame’ s on­ *1650 awarded franchises In an expan­ Harrelson obliged by going outside to pose for this Klein and LaPolnte (4) '66 JEEP sion move last spring and toe Meta completed todr treat road ly run as York (rimmed Elmira *1420 Newport 4-Door Sedan. V-8, auUxnatic, PS., PB. Maryland’s football team will picture, taken by Cheryl's father, Bob, a member trip in their seven-year history. Late and Slegal (6) Ooehring '65 OLDS Montreal choice came as a big start toe 1968 season with a los­ In one at toe shortest nine-inning W ^neer. 6 cyl., with plow attachment, 4-wheel No. 6468B. BASEBAU GLOVE of the Manchester Police Department, and fine lo­ ’They won seven of nine games. and Twaronlte. games tols year—one hour and "98” Gonvertible. V-8, automatic, all power, green, surprise to basebaU. ing streak of 13 straight. cal umpire. drive. As is special. No. 6S18A. ALUMNI BASEBALL 48 minutes. black top. No. 6093A. f. Until this season toe New Soorlng In Just toe fizat two Binghamton’s Gary Jones York Mets were unable to win innings, Nosslft’a trounced Fon- scattered seven hits as toe Trip­ more than three games in any ttobllVs, 9-1 last night at toe lets won the opener, end Mike '65 PONTIAC *1995 one of seven campaigns in Los West Side Oval. Four Mts and Hedlund pitched a one-hitter as '66 FORD *1695 Angeles. This spring toe Mets '64 OLDS *795 SALE six walks accounted for toe Waterbury took the nightcap. Bonneville V-8 4-Door Hiardtop. PS., PB., auto­ W-l-D-E OVAL TIRE SALE! won four out of five games : 98 4-Door Hardltop. V-8, automatic, PS., PB,, tur­ Wagon. V-8,. automatic, power steering and nine runs and BUI Maher add­ matic, factory air conditiiming, dark gray. No. played in Dodger Stadium. quoise. As is special. No. 1457B. brakes. As is special. No. 6S31A. ed a single end a two-bagger Last Fights 1469A. by McGregor ’The snapping turtle never to the effort FIRESTONE SUPER SPORT feeds out of water because It Dlok Marsh was on toe PKH iADELPHIA — Emile cannot swallow unless Its head mound for toe winners fanning Griffith, 160%, New York, out­ FIELDER'S MODEL WIDE O V A L E-70 x 14 Is submerged. seven batters In toe shortened pointed Oypey Joe Hairta, 9.98 167%, Philadeli^a, 12. '63 OLDS *775 (These Replace 7.85 x 14) PLUS contest. '65 FORD *1645 '63 TEMPEST *495 TAX NaatlH’S 640 Ox -9-84 "HOUBTON — Cleveland WU- 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS., PB. As is special. >. <» FIELDER'S MODEL 11.88 South Winldsor PonUoelU’s 001 00 -1-2-2 liema, 211, Houston, outpointed No. 1421B. Galaxie 500 LTD. V-8, auto., PS., PB. No. 6009B. 4-Door Sedan. Autranatic, 4 cylinder. As is special. Plays Sunday Marsh and Smyth; Dubaldo, Jean-daude Roy, 187, Mbnt- No. 6517A. FIELDER'S MODEL FIRESTONE SUPER SPORT Wheeler and GUhy. magny, (Ju«-. lOi Manuel Goo- 14.88 Pairings have been announced ALUMNI JUNIOBS solez, 149%, Houston, knocked Avsilfible R i^ ts and Lefts WIDE OVAL F-70 x 14 for the American Legion base­ Oonring from behind in toe out Kid Baasey H, 149, Ktog^- FLUB ball tournament first round last two innings, the Dodgers ston, Jamaica, 6. '67 FORD *1595 '63 BUICK *695 '62 MERCURY , *375 (These Replace 7.75 x 14) TAX play which begins Satuiday. defeated the Tigers, 4-2 laM i Spalding and Rawlings Models f night at Ohorter Oak Field. Rob If you fish a salt-water bait Fairlane 2-Door Coupe. 6 cyd., automatic, PS. One Special 4-Door Sedan. V-8, automatic, power (Slight BlemMie*) CHOOSE FROM BED OB WHFrDWALL STTUPE Games will get underway at Monterey 4-Door Sedan. V-8, autootatic, power 10:80 with Bristol and West Ha­ SidU'vkn'a to n e RBI douMe lying on the bottom, it may be owner. No. 1616A. siteermg. As is special. No. 6493A. steering. As is special. Nc. 619SA. Also Marked Down ven slated to start toe action. in toe fourth Inning paced to* eaten by crabs or small fish. It’s SAVE TWO WAYS — WE GIVE VALUAM.E GREEN STAMPS! They will be followed by Middle- Dodgem to toe win. The game better to rig It just off the bot­ town against either Stratford or warn Nurtened after five full in­ tom, where only the more ven­ nings because of daikness. turesome and larger speclmeiui LIMITED QUANtTPY ON SOME SIZES Bridgeport. ^ MANY OTHER ACTION VALUES AT YOUR QUALITY OLOSMOMLE DEALER Starting at 6:80, Stamford or Dan Okrison struck out 12 and wlU find It. IIACCICCARMS New Canaan faces Sharon to be allowed only one Mt In a strong 316 Center St. m M ■ P F 00. MANCHESTER followed by South Windsor hurting effort for toe winners. Manchester against Norwich. Coach Portsr Balterymate Amto Pagonl brtt- OVM 3 MHUON I W in i I I I 991 MAIN S T > -64 9 -l Blinn’s club posted a 16-6 record ed a slngls and a double. PRBCtlPTIONS MORIARTY BROTHERS 643-6135 to take the Zone Eight title. Dhdgara 000 81 —4-6-1 Safely OamgNaMi MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE All games will be played at >ngM« 110 00 —2*1-2 Silv*r Lon* at Hertford Rd., MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-1S11 OpM Evm «xc«pf fluwKkiy Muzzy Field In Bristol. A. Fogonl, Cartson and Ma­ ARTHUR DRUR loney; A. Pagonl, Lansano and Saunders.

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Motorcycles— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN snd WHIPPLE Help Weilfwd—M * 3ft Help W—ttd Mde 3ft B k y e l s s 11 EXPERIENCED painter want­ I DESPISE THIS crumm y OUMP-THE : CARPENTERS, some experi­ CLASSIFIED O mokiamaoeit ed, full-time, steady work. Can 1966 HONDA, 160, excellent con­ StUPiO 5TAFF.~AiO1M AT0GR£,tME ence preferred, steady, year Be Perfect Gift for Green dition, low mlleaga, $860. Call N09eCR6T-*«C B O S S fl'U MARRYTMEHRSTOUV ’round work with overtime, 640-4848. Souza 742-7838 after 5 p.nv. MATEO llER.OfncC VMO ASMS ME - 1HEH WATCM good wages. Can 648-3282 or JOB. SUE COULONT ME lAUGM AS ISLAM TME 844-8808. era on former ooBege stara Jim­ ADVERTISING 1967 BSA Royal Star, low COLONIAL BOARD Co. NFXi team to be flns:erprlnted, the Eaglee trip to Mexico City About after learning that defen- obtained thU year from Pitta- dropped veteran Mfiial oeller WAIT*I0SMAME TXJORtNTMEIRFACES.v mUenge. Beat offer over $600. photographed, queeUoned and for an exhibition against the De- sive end John Baker auttered a burgh, la expected to be out four Charlie Oreen; Balttmore of the my Raye of Mtohlgan State end t m e w m q l e C9LASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Call 1-295-9047. vaccinated all In one day. • trott Ucna. broken right forearm In a 18-9 to alx weeka. miTi aent Jeff Beaver, a ISth BlUy <3uy A adenon of Itiloa. JOINT- Skilled and unskilled. Excel­ Andfiraon wae In Wa eaeoad aaa- 8 AJM. to 4:80 PJW. The oocaalon for the aquad of It waa not known If the Lions loea Monday night to the Buffalo Quarterbacka took tip moat of draft ohotce from North Caro- 1966 306 SUPER HAWK, excel­ ACCOUNTANT SENIOR lent wages, full-time, 6 days Soccer-Style Kicker eon; Baye wee tryliig out aa a 08, plua coaches, managers and idready had undergone their BiUa of the American League. the other pro football news ae Una, to the tgxl aquad, and Ice lent condition, beat offer over per week. Shift differential, reporters, waa preparation for day, but they had little to laugh Baker, a 10-yeer N7L veteran Om Oakland Raldene of the KFL Angelea of the NFL exited w lv- defenatve hack. ____ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. $400. 648-0874. Blue Cross, CMS, life Insur­ In Star Performance 4ia# VM, DAF BBFOBB PVBUOATION A NttUed professional to ance, paid holidays, other Deadlino for Saturday and Moaday to 4i80 p.m. Friday. needed to augment our fringe benefits. staff. CoUego or accounting leshiess Siwvkee ra w YORK (AP)— ^For the Green Bay Flacky tiie school required along with PLEASE READ YOUR AD Progresslye and expanding Enct has w eqrthing, Feniando Sooia might be O ffe re d 13 exporienoe in the general company. ooooantlng flelzL OJ*A. to gift. Ctaaoliled or "Want Ada” are taken over the phone as a m o o preferred but not neceesary is a from the adverttoer ahonld read hla ad theFTEST YOU ARE A-1, truck to A-1. SOME GUV : LEAflHG MV PEARE5T FRlENOSl Aetroe of the dtrlatOR title in 1960 and 1961 LIKE MY« OOWN W fAMIL'/.'/'5£M.') I ’U NEVER ------with adequate background. COLONIAL BOARD Co. IF AFP B ^ S and REPOBT EBBOB8 In time for tee OeUar*, attics, yards, drive- qA lD ^VES'-AN O In ozldition to a challenging Soccer League, and and Jeny Kramar helped teem «*Pon«lble for only ONE lacor- ways sealed and email truck­ FCRfiCT VIOU.' 1NANKS FOR WMEHTMEOAHG- assignment this opportunity 615 Parker St., Manchester he adglit he (he lateet B oootr- to tee 1982 title with Ids MoUng. “ 7 ■^•rttoement and then only ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- TNIG MARVELOUS MUT DIGM.' But with Hornung suspended In t o m extmt of a "make good” toeertloa. Errors which do OMEMERA . C a tO H E !) WHEN DOORMAT will provldo above average ■tllekleker to make the grade mano Trucking Service toU- salary, benefits and excel­ Mrs. E. S. Loftus 1968 and Kramer unahle to re­ fa re w ell PA R T/r AMO I GET SETTLED YOU la pro football after an on-the- ■4vertlaement wlU not be oorreoted free, 742-0487. lent working conditions. by "make good” tosertlon. ALL INVITED ID OUR t A6TME 8ARO PUT xaerk petfonaance Tuesday. peat hla fine year, the Paxdcera W rite stating eocperience, HOUSEWARMING* TSm aSyaarKild centerfor- lost out in 19M and again In 1965 ★ ★ ★ SHARPENING Service — Saws, IT; "RARTIMG W education and salary re­ PLUMBER, and plumber's help­ en rd Uehed d x field goals In 10 when Hornung returned and knives, axes, shears, skates, SUCH GWEEr quirements to P.O. Box er wanted, top wages and bene­ M ae agataiat tee Bacben* de- wns unahle to regain Ida form. ★ ★ ★ 643-2711 rotary blades. Quick service. SORROW"- 1483, Hartford, Conn. fits, call after 6, 646-4538. taae. BahU five of six from 87 Then came CbaiuBer, a big 875-3136 Capitol Equipment Oo., 88 (Bookvme, Ton Free) yaade and one of four from 43. factor In Oreen Bay’s sweep of Mato St., Manchester. Hours aCHOOV BUS driven — be­ The dafradlng Nattonal Foot- the last tepee NFL titles. daUy 7:80-5, ’Thursday, 7:80-9, -nie BOSS tween 7:16 and 8:80, 3 to 8:30. M i TaaiT end Siqter Bowl Sousa la Green Bay’s flnA try Saturday 7:804. 648-7058. TbMVR AWdNMI& s c FULL-TIME gas station attend­ 643-9979. wMh en ottanae and wkte a soccer kldcer, but the ACVy)W<,/vy. ant. See Mr. Sloan, Esso Serv­ Tranbla Raaehing Our AdvtrHsor? SERVICE when you need it. # 1944 by UsMe# Peenwe teaxteMe w 1 tboin scEln In eiinrnan of Pete and Charley ice Center, Rt. 88, Vernon. Complete sharpening service, role_ this___ _ _ Oogotek to nottilng to ' be -Hour Answering Senrieo onty a Mr*—- tonce toughed at. And Sousa’e kicking 21 hand and power mowers. M o v lii10—TnicMiig— H«lp KMp Won tod— Dean Machine Products fM M m r leUred. And tee certainty bad tee Packers think­ Home, garden and shop. We al­ ROUTE Sfora— 20 F 33 102 COLONIAL RD. what an hnpor- ing s ertously. Free to Herald Readers so rei>air and service power 35 The Philadelphia Baglea, how­ and hand mowers. All work SALESMEN n M o n teat can be. Wont Information on one of our classified advertisementsT MANCHESTER Delivery—light APPLICA-nONS now being ac­ ever probably had a few chudt- guaranteed. For dependable Has Immediate openings for: Pud Bomong doing the No answer at tee tetophone Itotedf Simply can the trucking and package delivery. cepted tor full and part-time lee ’ftiesday as pcaalbly tee first service call Sharp-AU, 686 We have excellent routes r, tee P tocm n y m teetr Refrigerators, wateers and emjVoyment to begin second i n t r s p Adams St„ Manchester, 643- stove moving, specialty. Fold­ available In the Manchester Turret Lathe Operators UCING 5 G B E A l week of September. If you are 5806. CLERK area for the ambltloua man EDWARDS ing chairs for rent. 849-0762. interested In working In a who can sell our nationally Inspectors — experienced to STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone clean and friendly atmosphere advertised Dairy Products. aircraft peuta ANSWEMND SERVICE walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ TYPIST and are a willing worker, con­ We offer steady employ- i> I races. All concrete repairs. PainHng—Papering 21 tact Manager, Brunswek Park- AU Benefits ment, guaranteed minimum SHAVnK SnOKES 8DMI500 875-2S19 Reasonably priced. 048-0851. L. PE3jLET1ER — Painting — Excellent Job opportunity ade Lanes, Parkade Shopping ■ 1 interior and exterior, papenng for a qualified typist either Center. No phone calls accept­ of $100. periweek based on and leave your message. Tenni hear from oar adverttoer in D-L TRUCKINO. Light truck­ part-time or full-time. Must salary plus commission with by Frank Beord Jig time vritboatvrftr spending all evening nt the M^jiiione. and paper removal, fully In­ ed. HFW TIRES AT MINIT AUTQ ing done. Attics and Cellars sured. 648-9048, and 649-6326. be high school graduate and oiqxirtunity to earn much YOUNG MAN wanted to work cleaned. Trash hauled to tee have good figure aptitude. LADIES —Work any 8 evey more and excellent company in supermarket, good working ANtoHiobiln For Solo 4 dump. Reasonable. Phone 648- INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe­ Good wages, pleasant work­ ntogs, married women prefer­ paid benefits including life conditions, 6 days a week;. 0-5. 'freak Shots 6846, 648-9978. cial rates for people over 65. ing conditions, excellent red, high commissions, short Insurance, hoepltaltoation Apply Vernon Circle Market, REVOLUTIONARY NEW Call my competitors, then call benefit program. Apply hours, car necessary. Oall and accident sickness bene­ Venum Circle, 649-6829. HERALD 1967 OLDSMOBILE F86 club LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also wuiid aevar advooato tee me. Estimates given. 649-7868, Avril Greco, 1-287-9077. fits. NOW...AMERICA'S GREATEST TIRE ^ R - IS coupe, standard shift, 6 cylin- moving large appliances. Burn- sage golfer oaing freak 875-8401. FIBERGLASS BELTED & BOX LETTERS der, 28,000 miles. 643-4412. tog barrels delivered, $4. 644- •WANTED DO M ES'nC help. 8 i i la beoauee there to always 1775 or 289-8824. PAINTINO — Interior and ex­ FIRST NA'nONAL days a week, own transporta­ Applicants should be mar­ yeatobOtty of bitting yoor- m a k in g t h is n e w l in e o f t ir es s p k ia l l y OPEL Caravan — 1961 station ried and over 31, be able CCyMPUTER Fmr Your terior, very reasonable, free STORES, INC. tion, New home in Bolton. Call t la the lag. aometlmea, POLYESTER CORD TIRES wagon. G ood inexpensive BULLDOZER, backhoe work, estimates. Call Richard 647-1088. to soli and give service to ■Eb th a n |a no oteer way FOR MINIT AUTO. THE ^AMC^S QUALITY In fo n n atk » transportation, $100. 1-688-7687. lamd clearing, septic tanks in­ Martin, 649-0285, 640-4411. PARK & OAKLAND AVE8. the public. For Interview, OPERATOR ■ve a stroke. stalled, drainage fields. Paul EAST HARTFORD SBCRETARY for professional apply bnvs and tens types of WEAR LONGER... ARE THE HERALD will not 1050 AUSTIN HEALT, 100-6, 5 Schendel, 649-0465. JOSEPH P. LEWIS — custom office in Rockville, knowledge Ik teote fat tournament IS EASILY RECOGNIZABLE. ONLY MINIT dtocloM tee Identity of Mlchelins, overdrive, good painting, interior fuid exterior, of bookkeeping necessary. Excellent opportunity for an y. They have ueoaBy oc- any advertiser using box condiUon, $760. 640-5627 after ’TREE EXPER T — Trees cut. papethanging, wallpaper re- Write Box F, Manchester Her­ SEALTEST F(X)DS experienced 360 and 1401 6. building lots cleared, trees top­ IBM operaitor to work third md when I have run up SAFER, TOO!' letters. Readers answer­ moved. Wallpaer books on re- SECRETARY for Beneficial Fi- ald. 118 Summit St., Manchester ing blind box ads who ped. Got a tree problem? Well shift. Salary commensurate Sant a solid auttaoe, like a AUTO'S LARGE VOLUME MAKES THESE TIRES quest. Fully Insured. Free esti­ nance Co. 6-day week, 2 daslre to protect their 1962 FALCON, 1960 Thunder- worth phone call, 742-8262. EXPERIENCED medical assist­ 647-1484 with ability. Above average M or waB, teat to not ocn- mates. Call 640-9658. weeks vacation with pay, free identity can fidlow this bird. 1962 International cabin ant, part-time for doctor's of­ benefits, convenient free w ad aa obatrueUcn. insurance, tmusual thrift plan, AVAILABLE TO SAVE YOU MANY DOLLARSI procedure: chassis. Call 876-3674. CEIL^C tile, walls, floors, p a i n t INO Exterior and in­ fice. Reply to Box ‘ "TT” , Man­ Interviewed dally 6:30-4. parking. Interesting, diver­ i fa * ttania, I have bad to vanities, etc. All work guaran- high school graduate Interest­ quality workmanshp. chester Herald., sified work. Apply tea baB with a totehanded BncloM your reply to tee 1960 AUSTIN, A-40, good condi­ ed in permanent position with An equal opportunity employer teed. Free estimates. Call 649- Reasonable rates. Free est- box to an envelope — tion, $200. 649-6806. 8430. advancement. Attractive per­ LEGAL SECRETARIES, sever­ SEE THEM TODAY AT MINIT AUTO CENTERS. mates. Call 742-6690. A ascend freak teot I have address to tee Classi­ sonality, ai^arance and abil­ al openings for challenging di­ 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, blue, nice­ FIRST NATIONAL employed u tela: With my fied Manager, Manchester ’TREE removal-Trimmlng. Rea­ ity to meet the public nec­ versified duties, experience JANITORS — part-time eve­ Evening Herald, together ly cared tor, will accept any hMk to tee objective (fairway sonable rates. Covered for essary. Apply 836 Main St., preferred, excellent salary and nings, Manchester area. Call STORES, INC. with a memo listing the reasonable offer. Call 644-1860. 643-4453, three to six p.m. only. or w n m j, I spread my lcin property damage. Got a tree Hoor Finishing 24 Manchester, between 9-5. fringe benefits. Send resume 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD companies you do NOT problem? Call Dana’s Tree PARK A OAKLAND AVE3. wllb Sm baB aomewtaat cen- want to see your letter. COMET 1961 —6 cylinder, auto­ and references to Tolland-Wlnd- TWO DRIVERS needed for com­ Service, 622-8429. FLOOR SANDING and refinish- DATA PROCESSING clerk with EAST HARTFORD tarad. I take tee tete end with Tour letter will be de­ matic, air-conditioned, good ham Legal Assistance Pro­ pany pick-up truck. Knowledge Ing, old and new. All floors some keypunch experience, 36 a vartlo^ cver-tee-bead stroke stroyed if tee advertiser condition, $260. 649-6209. CARPENTER . — experienced, gram, Inc. P.O, Box D, WUIi- of Hartford area necessary. Ap­ —aa « dxipplng wood, or maybe ed for a baidc teot Uke in bU- & FIBERGLASS BELTED Is one you’ve mentioned. treated with 3 coats of hot wax. hour week. Apply Business Of­ all types of work. Reascmable. Also cleaning and rewaxing. mantic. Conn. ply in person, Klock Co., 1272 Bka a fooibaB center anappliig Uarda. If not It will be handled 1967 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, fice, Manchester Board of Edu­ Oall anytime, 646-1787. Call 648-0381. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. Wa bOn — U t down. Of oourae, that’s not aa bad TUBELESS WHITEWALLS to tee usual manner. running condition, $160. 043- cation, 1146 Mato St. SOS! YOUNG chUd needs ma- MECHANIC Anoteer tfane I have used a as Arnold Palmer hitting tee 2571 after 6. RUBBISH - trash removed to FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- hire woman to core for him MAN for tire service, good pay, DENTAL Secretary Recep­ freak shot to stem up agatoat baB into tee rotted stump of a the dump lawns maintained, ing (specializing in older and light housekeeping while 4s.ss hours per week, all bene- LU BE • M A N m a c passenger TIRE GUARANTEE tionist for down town Hartford a. tree. I bave turned and as- tree at tee 1963 UB. Open in Lost ami Pevod 1 1967 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, Call 640-1868 after 6 p.iS mother teaches. Come to the fita. Must be steady worker, floors). Inside painting. Paper­ office. Interesting diversified Two Positions Open In Our amnad an orthodox stance, teen Brookline and having to hack TSUI un HMuna TiUI wui wuMint green, 8,600 miles. Call 640- rescue, call 643-0122. experience helpful. Apply Ni­ Traa pa fMrtaa. ar M hanging. No Job too small. work. Call 622-9211. Service Dept, for Qualified Mt tbs baB into tee trde and ta(q>- tee bell out from there. Plus S2.35 UMIRTULFUUMa 8426. ' chols Manchester Tire, Inc., SIZE 7.75x14 ..M r a •Mtii, aaa. II p«a FOUND — Male cat, Maltese, John Verfallle, 649-6750. DENTAL assistant, full-time for Men. Pay Scale In Accord­ Fed. Excise tMf, luc IM a 295 Broad St., Manchester. : ai warat in . auri Ml a i*a M«a<. awm full grown, about 2 weeks ago, 1063 OLDSMOBILE F86, auto­ HoHMhoM Sorvlem WAITRESS PROM 6:30 to 8 Orthodontist office in Manches­ ance with Ability A Experi­ ^ uiHa w «aca n, im iifi •> ence. Multiple EVlnge Etwe- zmm r H. a ncNMf*. ra -*** iMia# vicinity Maple St. Someone’s matic, V-8, clean, $696. Call O ffM od 13-A p.m., no experience necessary. ter. Experience preferred. Send MILLER PHARMA(7Y requires Other sizes pricedproportionately low. I PM irtftaal Pm., m *p« aia. H, clurfiM IP* cMiia eirPwst Call 649-8236. The Egg and You fite A Paid Vacation. Apidy Pro Grid Roundup: Adanta ; M wm-a wr tam mtu « pat Call 648-4387 day or eve­ anytime alter 6:30, 649-6060. Bond»—Stocks written resume to Box "SS” , drug clerk, adaptable, experi­ ; atMa tail a a ncMct ar ytiM at! Ml Mtia aa«««.* Restaurant, 1096 Main St. to Person Only. This is the famous Polyester and Fiberglass Belted ning. LIGHT TRUCKINO, bulkdeUv- M oitgogM 27 Manchester Herald. enced preferred, driver’s li­ ; nw iPt, m irt. aaa, N eMrf. •cicPMtt pra* a i*i«ar raai 1967 FIREBIRD 400, $2,000. Call ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ la. Miy ar PM.- mm (cMtit BOOKKEEPER—Typist tor one cense, reliable, good pay. Call Tire that you’ve been reading about. It's ^ mw a ■ a«»U !» « a a- Min aa raaa tain Tm 643-7249 between 8-6, ask for ed and removed. Also odd jobs. SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ D IL L O N SALES Falcons on Right Track, im pMH« a Hat a laiM. LOST — yellow kitten, 6 toes girl office, experienced only. 643-4134. you firmer traction, longer tread I'*®. >®ss beat bu'ld-up. ; ckaa aaas Ted. 644-8962. limited funds available for sec­ & SERVICE. IN C . on forepaws, near Manchester Dlsplaycraft, 648-9667. , Help Wontod— Male 36 And best of all, you get up to 20,000 more miles of Memorial Hospital, Friday ond mortgrages, payments to 317 Main St., Manchester 1964 IMPALA Chevrolet con­ NOW IS THE "HME to protect suit Offense Needs Improving evening. 1-628-0764. your budget. Expedient unkletter invites you to EXPERIENCED) custodian CARPENTER, full time, CWi wear. vertible, very good condition. and restore original appear­ service.:e, J. D. Realty. 643-6129. PashloM the par- wanted for part-time w«k eye- JOHBBON dX T, Ttam. (AP) Eteer of Thtoa, Ray Jeffords of Owner leaving for Europe. 649- ance of your amesite driveway nings. Must be over 21. Call FOUND — rowboat adrift on ty plan company, whose styles — Ooate Mote HOdeer to coo- Georgia and Ed Larios of San 5647. with a good coat of protective 649-6334. CLERK — part-time, steady Bolton Lake. Owner may are the choice of Miss Universe AFFLIANCE vlnaaS ba flnaBy baa tee Atlan­ Qrandsoo State have drawn sealer. Free estimates. 742- work, mornings, for wholesale ★ A ^ A r A r claim by Identifying properly. REPOSSESSION —1964 Pon­ Business Opportunity 28 and Mrs. America. No collect­ ta on tee right track, praise from Hacker. AAA AkAAkA" 9487. distributor in Manchester. Call SALES PERSON y roiyester CaU 649-7876. tiac LeMans sport coupe," 4- ing or delivering. <3ar neces­ Experience preterred • lack o f ottenatve The offensive Une ahoidd be SHELL — 3-toay modem serv­ EXPERIENCED 643-2626. y Polyester speed. No money down, as­ VENETIAN blinds — repaired, sary. Call 649-2462, 646-0480. 1^ not neoeuary MBWh Is sUB apparent* U ice station, suburban area, paid stronger, with Dan Grimm back FOUND — black kitten with sume balance, low payments, • Good Wages retaped and recorded. 646-0273, training ftoanclng, insurance, FULL-TIME office girl, typing tetafi i n f n flnaBy jdUng guard after missing tee 1967 Fiberglass Belted blue collar. Burr Corner area. Mr. Bake, 233-8716. • Company Benefits 649-2971. retirement and hospitalization O.D. GRINDERS aa a taein, puticularly on de- aeason with a leg injury. Cord Triple-Ring 648-7714. ability needed, personable, will • Vacattons boplng to "And if we can get tee baB to TAKE OVER payments — 1966 REWEAVINO of burns, moth- plans. Many dealers earning train, knowledge of office pro­ BRIDGEPORT • Good Woridng GE0R6EH. Conditions ■81 fn m a dtoeppolntlng tee 50 we should be able to get a Cord WIDE TRACK LOST — Passbook No. 28- Mustang, automatic, very holes, rippers repaired. Win­ $12,000, $18,000 $20,000 and cedure helpful. Apply In per­ OPERATORS m in U6T when tee Faioona Add goal," Heeker said, pdnt- Premium* Whitewal Is 010660 1, Savings Department sharp, No money doiwn, will dow shades made to measure, m ore a year. Get the facts. son. 983 Main St., Manchester Write Box 306, East Hartford CONVERSE W. x f ^IteNTS only a atngle victory, tog out teat rookie Bob Etter of of The Connecticut Bank and finance balance. Mr. Zak, 233- all size Venetian blinds. Keys or call 643-1694 from 9 a.m. to ALL AROUND or call collect 289-1621. Eve­ 4 p.m. Manoheeter Paifcate b e team attitode to tee b e d Georgia has been deaiBy to Tubeless Whitewal Is Trust Oo. Application made for 8718.' made while you wait. Tape re­ TOOL MAKERS See BIr. Thompeoa e bad.” Heeker said. "Our nings Mr. Belles 633-9239. Painting and practice. payment. corders for rent. Marlow’s 887 TYPISTS—Secretaries, Tempor­ Equal Opportunity M S la raiBy working aa a JAGUAR 1967 XKE coupe, 4- ■ Etter, who weighs only 152 Main St., 649-5221. MANCHESTER, Centrally locat­ ary, full-time or 9-3, Immediate D n eororin g Em ployer and our paateig aboidd be SIZE 6.50 X 13 speed, assume monthly pay­ E & S GAGE CO. pounds, has come up wUb a a p t- Plus $1.81 ed package store. Has Private jobs. Highest pay. No fee. Staff ar becBUse our recelven ments. Mr. Bake, 288-8715. Interior and Exterior dal Ucktog shoe and has been Fed. Excise parking. Business has shown Builders, 11 Asylum Street, Mitchell Dr., Manchester > mnds a tot of Improve- SIZE D70*14 97 Automobllet For Sola 4 (riuiy Insured) booting field goals to practice Tax PiM >Z02 RFPOSSESSION — 1966 Bulck B u ild in g— steady increase In volume. For Hartford, 278-7610. almost without a miss. 2 4 ” I F i l E x ^ Wild Cat convertible, automat­ full information call The ------— 7 ------pabr of Ug rookies, 250- Other sizes priced proportionalely low. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Controering 14 643-2804 Etter Ut on kicka of 50, 39 and ic, power steering. No money Charles W. Lathrop Agency. RELIABLE babysitter wanted, EXPERIENCED tractor traUer ■d Defeney of Mor- 38 to the Falcons’ final totra- The true luxury tire that rides smoother, safer, A new wide track made with two bias plies Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- down, assume balance, low ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga- 649-0384. 20 hours per week, day times. driver. Steady work for quaU- Notice atete and 965found Claude ait Douglas accepts lowest aqusd scrimmage. stronger. Made with polyester cord that won t payments. Mr. Zak, 288-8716. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms Sept. — June, 649-9198. fied person. Apply S ft D, Inc., o f TcOMSsee State, "We may have the best Idck- of polyester and two belts of down, smallest payments, any- tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ 95 Hilliard Street, Manchester. "flat spot" to cause early morning thump. New MOTHERS — Working 3 nights tictafed for starting Jobs in tog game to the league," Hedc­ you greater speed, greater ^stability. Modern where. Not small loan finance TAKE OVER payments — 1964 ment work, cellar floors, pa­ tread design soaks up vibration, gives bonus a week from 8 to 11, will earn CABINET maker with. supervi­ ataiatve Una. a trouble spot er said, noting that BlUy Lote- white sidewall. Great value! company plan. Douglas Mo- Chevrolet Impala, 2-door hard- tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles-« PHvato Instructions 32 NOTICE Hfflp Wanted you $60 or more seUing sory experience. Excellent op­ » Ibtoons since they made rldge won the NFL punting title mileage! tors, 845 Mato. top, automatic, power steer­ synskl. Builder. G49-4291. • YOUNG COLLEGE graduate, Queen's Way to Fashion, $300 portunity. Dlsplaycraft, 643- Notice Is hereby given that an MaUanal FootbaB League tost year with an average of 43.7 ing. No money down, will fi­ 1952 VALIANT, standard 6 NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON — native speaker, desires to teach in .fashions free. CaU Merldith 9567. order dated 31 July 1968 has Aftcountent tin 19H. yards on 87 kicks. nance balance. Mr. Bake, 238- been issued by the undersigned lie Une to tee key to our Im- i f r k ^ cylinder. Car In good running Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Spanish to groups or Indi­ Ray, 649-2259. Heeker ^>pears more ccaifi- y Custom 8716. APPLICATIONS now being ac­ authorizing the ncune of the gas on defense, and It U condition, $850. 742-8233. tions, rec rooms, garages, viduals. 643-1141, Ext. 332. dent this summer than be did to y Premium DOMESTIC for housework to cepted for full and part-time screw Cathy, official number 1 or 2 years kidusMa b e a tot stranger this Fu 1967 CHEVROLET, 4-door porches and roofing. No job previous training camps, when 1957 OLDSMOBILE, running rest home. Full-time, days. Ap­ employment to begin second 293101, owned by Domenica WU- Accounting. Exeellent with Dabney and Hum- sedan, V-8, recent transmission too small. CaU 649-3144. yanr the Falcons are trying to build a Nylon Cord Body condition, very good engine, ply Manchester Manor, or call week of September,^ If you are Us, of whl(A Hoctford, Conn., Is opportunity for the lig h t In IlMTC,'’ Hedcer said. work. $100, 648-6142. Help Wonted— needs transmission. CaU 647- CARPENTRY— concrete eteps, 646-0129. Interested In working in a clean the home port, to be changed to man. I Bbloona have a proven Nylon Cord Body "We’ve gotten a good orgaU- 9862. 1961 MERCURY, automatic, floors, hatchways, remodeling, SB and friendly atmosphere and GaU v n . o f Uitobackera beaded by Tubeless Blackwalls EXPERIENCED or ' trained xatlon set up now, and a good power steering and brakes, are a willing worker, contact P. F. Jones, b|g Xtanmy MObto, and a tested 1966 2-DOOR PONTIAC Catali­ k e y p u n c h OPERATORS - dental assistant needed start­ Reply With Resumes coaching doff,” Heeker said. Tubeless Blackwalls $145. 643-7932. Manager, Brunswick Parkade By Direction o t the eoendiwy to Ken na, maroon. Spotless, excellent ing September. Write Box "S", ’’Eversfbody knows what he’s 3 0 M O N T ” ^rlis, fo™ica,^«^lc. Oto dlT'to^hte Lanes, Parkade Shopping Cen­ Officer in Charge Midi Raasas, Bob Rlg- 36 running condition, low mileage. 1960 PLYMOUTH station wag­ er relkted work. No Job too or Part-Ume. days, nights, Manchester Herald. To P.O. Box 791 doing and Pm able to look at tee ter. No phone calls accepted. Marine Inspection $1,600 or take over payments. on, V-8, automatic, power Start near home. Highest oveisH picture better." small. Dan Moran, BuUder. U.S. Coast Guard Manchester Cioiip. however, the Fal- SIZE 6.60x13 97 CaU 649-4917. steering, power brakes, good rates, no fee. Staff BuUders, OIL BURNER SERVICE man! 06040 But Heeker can’t oacry tee 97 Evenings 649-8880. Asylum St., Hartford. 278 86toi may have trouble because second car, $260. 643-7080. Opportunity for a reliable man baU, and the lack of dependable GO SIZE 6.5 0 x 13 ■ Fad. Excite 1960 CHEVROLET Impala. au­ of n lid t of rannliig backs. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- 7610. OFFICE CLERK to earn above average wages ruPoeBs probably means the Fad.ExciM m m ■mmm' ' T « « tomatic transmission, power Jtantor Ooffey, who gained for small but growing oil com­ Roloons will be aeramUtog to Tax WHITEW ALLS 2.46 Extra iteerlng, very good tires, gMd modeltog spylallst. Actions, SCHOOL BUS drivers between aaOM teaa TOO ynite each of the rec rooms, dormers, porches, With knowledge of typing pany. Experienced, transporta­ MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED Improve on their 1967 record. WHITEWALLG .2.40 Extra , other sties priced proporlionatety tpw driving condition, $276. CaU Tracks— Tractors 5 7:15 and 8:30, 2 to 8:80. 643- past two aaaaona, was tha only cabinets, formica, buUt - Ins, and aptitude for figures, tion, uniforms, hospitalization, Other sizes priced proporlionalely low. iNew contoured shoulder on this 4-Ply Nylon 649-1898 after 4 p.m. 9979. SECOND AND THIRD SHIFT JOBS nMBlag standout and he has 1966 FORD Econline van, oom- bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. needed for diversified office paid holidays and vacations. bs6B aldaHnad lor a couple of , superior tire with new road silencer deeper Icord tire for safer riding. Superior mileage 1958 CHEVROLET Super Sport, DENTAL ASSISTANT —Ex­ work. ExceUent fringe bene­ Mitchell Fuel Co., 90 Brook­ EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY HOMES, GARAGES, porches, ■Mafba with a knee injury. tread. PBD tread additive miracle polybuta- Ibecause of Cold Rubber tread construction 4-speed, bucket seats, radio, shape Price $950. Call 644-0584. perienced preferred, knowledge fits. Apply at Manchester field St., South Windsor, Conn. WE WnX. TRAIN YOU rec rooms, room additions, P arry Lae D n n , Jhn Mtinlrtne Sports Slate liene in 100% Cold Rubber body increases jfortified with PBD (Polybutadiene). heater, good condition, asking Evenings. of business office procedures. Modes, tec.. Pine St. 289-5796. ATTRACTIVE WAGES kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ aad Booktoe Harmon Rtogeei of References required. Box V, GROUP INSURANCE ileage and safety. Outstanding! $900. 647-1678, after 5. eral repair work. Financing MECHANIC — ExceUent oppor­ n o fM a and BIS Harris of Ooto- SOFTBALL 1968 DODGE, 12’ rack body, Manchester Herald. available. No down payment. tunity for qualified man. See AND PROFIT SHARING BENEFITS ■ 900 have not been overiy Wednesday—Albertl’a vs. Wy­ CHEVBLLE, 1965, 6-cyllnder, Completely reconditioned, ex­ r n r r ------«nT«anE-IW t i r e w e e d e d ! IWSTANT CREPITl Economy BuUders, Ino. 648- DEPENDABLE WOMAN for Mr. Sloan, Sloan’s Garage, Rt. to practlee, but the man’s, Keeney.i Congo vs. Seal- standard transmission. Call cellent shape $660. Call 644-0684 APPLY AT house cleaning, two or three 83 Vernon. plan to go with them test, Bobeitoon) Lenox vs. BA 648-6584, evenings. evenings. . 6169. WOMEN TO SERVICE days a week. Must have own adaga they can work out a Club, Mt. N (bo; Cantone’a vs. 1966 UNOOLN Continental con­ transportation. 649-8086. 'WE HAVE openings In our Heat THE ALDON SPINNING MILLS Sportsmen, 8:15—Nebo. M0B for n veteran runner. vertible, Dark green, only 22,- COSMETIC BAfe Treating Dept, on all' shifts, TALOOTTVnXE, CONN. “ Wanea not gotog to panic ccmsot m Roofing ond NAME BRAND GOODS free — many benefits, production bon­ SCMMEB BMKETBALL 000 mUes. One owner. Price Auto A I — m t it,” Badcer aald. ’’But we 12705, CaU 640-8270, Ruflnl's T itos C h lm n a y t 16-A Some Experience Necessary Help friends shop with Just few uses paid plus shift premiums. Senior 6 ngr have to do a lot of paas- Service Station. doUars weekly. Get things free. Apply in person, Klock Co., Tuesday—Grads vs. Ray’s at ----- Q 1 - VOLKSWAGEN snow t h e b EST to roofing — and Write for details and free 524 1272 Tolland Tpke., Manches­ Bto moons baye been 8; Eagles vs. Sonlfs at 0:15. TIRE and AUTO REPOSSESSION — uoiuji Urea and rlma iiand nno oanann ___ . _____. . ______APPI?lJ^ To tires and rims used one season, roof repair. CaU Coughlin, page catalog. Popular Club ter. , , BURNER SERVICE MAN ■lenstd with their at- Wednesday—Indians vs. Bil­ le 600, XL convertible, very $85. 649-6809. Plan, Dept. U600, Lynbrook, N. 648-7707. PART-TIME dependable indi­ lacS tat pnetioe, with Randy liards at 8; Walnut vs. Col­ sharp, no mpney down, assume TREASURE CITY Y. ^ . legians at 9:15. M i n i t A u t o balance, lo# payments Mr. vidual for afternoon delivery Experience Necessary JObMon and Ron Vander Kelen SERVICE CENTERS ROOFINO — Specializing re­ 410 MIDDLE TPKE., WEST abulbg tee quarterback duties. Intermediate Zak, 283r8715.t pairing roofs of all kinds, new WAITRESS Part-time, pleasant and stock work. 643-0268. Must meet the high standard, quality totegrtty 1. Tlinrsday — Indian Jrs. vs. Gorago—>S«rviea— • surroundings, good working required by: got a lot of good re- roofs, gutter work, chimneys MANCHESTER. CONN. PART-TIME appliance sales­ Stags at 7:45; Mote’s vs. Eagle MAWCHESTER 1964 CHEVROLET Blsoayne 6 S to r a g a 10 conditions, 647-1691. oafrara te)s yrar, and our pass- BERLIN WETHERSFIELD MERIDEN WATERBURY cleaned and repaired, SO years' man, B nights and Saturday. J n . at 8. SPRINGFIELD cylinder, standard transmls' tog gune abodd be much bet­ Sion, low mileage one owner, GARAGE for rent, on Knox St., experience. Free estimates. Apply Bemie’s TV. Manches­ MORIARTY BROTHERS. Inc. Store #15 Store # H Store #IS Store #14 Store # f t MATURE WOMEN needed for tor,” Hsofear said. i#R« Manchester, for car, boat or CaU Howley 648-5301, 644- NURSE’S AIDE, 11-7 shift, full ter Parkade. $87-815 CBNTBB MT. ALUMNI BASEBALL 921 W m I Middle Turnpike Webeler Squere PIm s 942 Sitoe Deene Hlgburey Centennial Plan Welerbwy Shepplni Ptoie 649-9068. full or part-time work, hours XIgbt sad Ray Ogden. spUt storage. $10. CaU 1-633-9067. 8888. , or part-time. 649-4519. MANCHESTER, CONN. — 6454015 Wedneoday—Fire It FoUce va. Manohesler, C onn, Berlin, Conn. Wethersfield, (tonn. MarMan, (tonn. a a f Jatty Bfanmons and flanker 1664 FAIRLANB 500, 2- door can be arranged. Air-condition­ SERVICE STATION attendant Vacation—Inenraiiee Pe PoaUceUl’e. Osna Bnipes have been stand- sports hardtop. Oar In excel- ed, pleasant working condi­ EXPERIENCED — Hairdress­ wanted. Sunset Service Station, and Many MWore ore: Ftinge B< aato In ■ drllto. and rcofc- Thiiraday — Elko vu. Manor OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 to 9 lent running condition. Best OARAGE FOR RENT, Cam- tions. Apply In person. Dino's er wanted. Apply Marlow's 066 E. Middle Tpke., Manches­ ta9 Jotan Wright

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FISB THIBTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 PAGE THnny-^NB tooMomi Aceonorlot M 72 WoiiMd To Rout M Housot For Solo 72 Oof O f Town Oat Of Towa South Windsor Car Flips^ Peace Corps Volunteer BERRY’S WORLD PROFESatHl and famUy desire MANOHB8TBR and rtolnlty. RAISED RANCH — modem MANCHUmiR — Brick Ranch. For 75 For Solo 75 U’ FIBBROLAS boat with trail­ to rent 3-4 bedroom house, Over 75 homes from $7,600 up. Idtchen with all built-tos, Formal dining room, two fire- CLASSIFIED er. Oall after 6 p.m., 649-9141. formalv dining room, family COVENTRY -High scenic lo- DDDTON - Older home. bam. furnished or unfurnished, be­ Oall Mitten Realty Company, plaoM, finlriMd rec room, _ A. ___ . . * Meat $MaltstlaaMa H Social Problems Hearing Mom^ Son ginning September, in Man­ Realtors, 648-6980. room, 4 bedrooms, 3H baths, brew sairay, garage, large lot. cation. Older 10 room brick Co­ out buildings. 3 building lota Karen Jo Churila chester. Call 647-1608. 2 fireplaces, 8-oar garage, $$4.- $38,800. FhUhrick Agency Real­ lonial. New heating system a»wi plus Und $90,000. PhUbriek Oai'doii r orm BOWERS SCHOOL — Cape, 8 000. PhUbrtok Agaoey Realtors, tora, M9AS47. well, acre lot Bring check Aganey, Rssltors, S49-6S47. Seeks Proposals for Cure Uninjured ADVERTISING Ddry Produelt SO FAMILT OF FIVE desperately rooms plus paneled office, 649-8847. book, only $19,900. Hayes Agen­ needs 8 bedrooms, Manches­ treed lot, garage, $31,600. PhU‘ r OORLBDOB -r* bedroom cy, 646-01$!. A public bearing on Social under way for many months A MlanChaater mother and her Home from Bolivia CLA8BH1ID ADVEHniNQ DEPT, HOURS SWEET CORN —Sugar and brlok Agency, Realtors, 649- DUPLEX 4-4, central looatioo. W onN d Utol Bstota 77 five-yearcld son eacaped seri­ ter or South Windsor area. 644- Roaob, family raom, rec room, Problems wUl be held Aug. 3 preparing the booths and aotlvi- By KURT BBOWN iAJLl»4tM PJL butter, Eastern Marketer and 0846. 6847. Exoellsnt inoome, asking HS,- patio, $ flreplacee, owner, 64^ BOLTON — Custom u A R 7- ous Injury last night when their 8BLLINO YOUR HOMET For at 8 p m . in toe Mhrary or audl- ti« for Ws ann^ event. car rolled over three„„„ times. There______are no strangers______to travel______in the______Churila fam- Iowa C3Uef. Fresh eggs. Nat- 900. H.M. Freohstte Realty, MT ttMR. room Ranch, douMe garage prompt ootutaous service that stsky Farm, 644-0304. RETIRED LADY would Uke 8 ROLLINO Park — 6 room Cape torium of the high school. t“ thng right side iq> at ’Toi- ily of 12 Crosby Rd. John W. Churilla is an enginsOT in fine neighborhood, fireplace, ROOKLBDGB — OolonUl, $ wMh wndeck. Immaculate con­ gets results, call Louis Dlmoek oorr cLOfiDfo n m r a CLABsmiD AovT, or 4 room flat or apartment. The hearing Is being held to SuSay wiifbJth!T^^sSilSfr wrth an international construction two fuU baths, loads of closet PORHOR STREET area, |17,- roonu, IMi hatha, modem dition. Over two acres of com- Realty, 649-9B3S. A M P J L Ik A T ! 649-7320. ------:------give_ the youth and sdulta in Bfttuniay willq., be the usual Fair . t"® Katoertne D ^- widelyw id ely in the th< execution of his duties, often tiUnff hk space, full shed dormsr, fom - 600, attraotlve six room horns, UtdUB, formal dining room, pieto privacy. Priced in the NATIVE VEGETABLES ELDERLT COUPLE seek 8 or mid 20’s' for immediate sale. LWnNGfl WANTED - Buyers south Windsor the chance to eay ^ of 90 Union St., y^rd^ ,ri«e wMh him. al dining room or fourth bed­ flrqtlaos, gansgs, nlos oondi- S bedrooms, fsrsgs, oovsred avaUaWe. Oourteouo, efficient what they think the town riiould o< toe 1968 j®Jo haahas lustJust nehreturned honw after 8H room apartment with ap­ room. Losta of trass. 133,900. tioa. Hutchins Agsooy Raal- patio, $37,900. PhUbriek A g «- Hayea Agency, 646'0181. - . ' ------tion or person may enter a float veUeswagen whUe making a Tomatoes, Sweet Corn pliances. First floor in center service. Your eatlriaotion is do to cure some of toe eoclsl a fam-year period with ttM PhUbrtok Agency Realtora, 649- tors, 649-6894. ey, RsaMors, 6494047. WAPPING — 7 room Spilt, Uv­ our concern. CaU us now. O.J. problems that extot. Also under taft turn onto Parker St Peace Corps In BoUvIa, flouto DIALM3-2711 of town. OaU 742-6030 after 6 6847. discussion wUl be toe nrevention ^ ntm to toe fair this she .and her son James were Beans, Lettuce, Cucumbers p.m. NEW LI8TINO — Six room lng room with fireplace, mod­ Morrison Agency, 648-1016. Ajuer9ccL em kitchen, buUt-lns, famUy of^S tW foetal wScSHTn^ y®" wlU »>® «*® Air Force taken to Msnoherier Memorial MANCHESTER — 6 room ovsrsissd Capo with full rtisd now eridenM ^rrom m aiUty. >®ARa, which Is mlUtary afflU- Hcspttal where they were ex- Karen U a Mondiester High Summer Squash and QUIET older couple dealres 4 dormer. Stones throw from L0OKOUT MOUNTAIN iroom, 3 baths, laige enclosed School 'graduate where she Ranch. Two baths, famUy The public is by toe ■y»‘®”»- Peop>« having amlned and dlsohasged, with for 6 room flat In 3 famUy homo room, breeteway, garage, Main Street. Two fuU baths, MANCHESTER'S FINEST patio, dead end street. Aasum' served as president of toe Gill’s Beet Greens reasonable. Near bus. 638-8309. Uvlng, room w4th flteplaeo, able 4 per cent m origa^. Own- How Is Property Selling? clal Probtams Committee, wbldi relativea or friends In tot serv- no apparent Injurlee. Leaders Club end was a mem­ screened porch, perk like yard. iias bem set up by iW n ^®e anywhere can have a meo- Peter McOaitan, 31, of 6 Hol- t W« IM p Wfl Mid 30’s, Hayes Agency, 646- large kltobsn, thrse oar RB8IDBNTIAL AREA er 644-3174. ber of Currant Affairs, National Buckland Farms Stand That’s a question that we OouncU, to attend this hearing “ « e sent free through the MARS Hater St. was charged with faU- OIL H W O K d rty r wqiwrUBOd, ______M m or 1 ______37 loshiM* Propwty 0181, garage. In immaculate condi­ « ’TOLLAND CORNER TOLLAND TPKE. tion. Wolverton Agenoy, Real- Six room Ranch house In ore asked most every day. m d ^ t h all ^y Saturday and also q3 P CYP *>•«•» «p«i«,eed and ADAMB ST. For Soto 70 MANCHESTER — Tree shaded tore, 649-3818. immaculate > condition, all LOADED WITH CHARJd Frankly, toe way a property to be dealt with by the com- Friday night. regtatrarion ^ iMed a oonareeaUonal Church, paid boUdajm. uaitom u, iiunr- rellahle, ateady work, ■‘moves’’ when it U offered mlttee. Those manning toe MARS written warning for failure to Oam**' congregauonai ununm. •aoe and ottiar M oga t>en«ata. 6-room Garrison Colonial, large utilities. 6H room Colonial Ranch frtnga beneflta call S4B-SSS4. MANCHESTER -Central loca­ Mvlng room with fireplace, for- ^ 8T Cin«TBR^W„ with 3 bedromne, den, of­ for sale d^ienda a lot on Topics under discussion wiH booth tariU explain how too sys- grant toe rlg^ of way at an Upon Cau SW ^l or K p ftf Kaadon tion, brick building, two stores SWEB3T CORN — 60 cents doz­ mal dining room, and a family "house, “C toned, ‘ ' *■for doctor's of­ Three bedrooms and large fice, country kitchen, 3 how it is handled. For this Include: Adult domeatlc prob- tern operator, since many people Intersection, •*®^**®‘"*' IXie) Oo., S40 ToIlHid St., Xaat phis aitJolnlng two famUy fices, 3 or a famOlM, IM’ reason, we suggest that tarns, mental health, JuvenUe do not know about this faculty volved In an accl^t at Center tor Women ^ B a itte d . en, Natsisky Farm, 122 New- slaed kitchen, 8 generous bed' kitchen with buUt-in oven, baths, huge Uvlng room marker Rd., Vernon - South home. Present rental return rooms, closets galore, 1% frontage. Hutchins Agsaey, range, dlahiwssher and gar­ with stone firejUace, eto. you consult our firm. Mov-* drinking, juvenile drilnquency, for communicating with service- ... m $840 monthly. Business sotted, 649-6934. 3 8 Windsor line. 644-0304. baths, breeisway and attached bage diiQXMal. 214 acres with bam tor ing property is our business. child ^att^, attempted siU- men. financing avaUable. CaU Hie garage. Aluminum siding. $37,- horses. $21,600. CaU John If you really want to sell, rides, wilful damage, breach, of nie Connecticut Fair Assoela- • “f*!,*!!** vdto one o ^ O v a R|$^ • . R. F. Dimock Co., 040-6246. 900. Wolverton Agenoy, Real­ $10,600 — NICE modem 4-xoom Birch paneled faniUy room place fuU confidence in lu. Randi, fuU osllar, many ex­ Sledesky, 649-6806. peace, adult Intoodcatlon, sex tion Baking Contest for this year toriTtlme of* from MAINTENANCE H n m SCHOOL gtrl wUl babysit H omsbIioM Ooodt 81 tors, 849-3818. with unique double opening Wo won’ t tat you down. Our education, youth recreation and will be a coffee cake. Rules and ^ appear trelnli* at « 1*W kr NEA, Ik . tras, lake privUegxi. An exoel- fireplace. days or evenings. CaU 649-2462. (L e AN, USED refrigerators. professional real estate staff lent buy. Oall Mitten Agenoy, B & W U awaiting your caU. " ^ e * 8o^^^btam s has also m Caw driven by'Thomas Rodg- Notre Dame Unlveralty In in- ranges, automatic washers InvMlnwiit Patio and large screened-in Tile Social ProblciM Im atoo pair Book which should bs dis- ^ ^ woinirf nt and diAna. iar ttia Peace Oorpa. Hie MECHANIC MOTHSiK with day care Ucense "O f course, there are a lot of Nehru suits—this is MANCHESTER Reeltore, 646-6960. Barrows and Wallace Co. and nurae’a training wUl care wlUi guarantees. See them at Fot Sok porch. India!" MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom MANCHESTER PARKADE for child week days. 648-2681. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 MANCHESTER 649-6306 JARVIS REA LTY OO. Laiga local ooooont haa Main S t Can 643-3171. MANCHESTER — Rooming SEVEN ROOM CAPE home, central looatloa, 3 flN- Fireplace in cellar. house, good location between RB2ALTORS — MLS opaBSagB for a man expert- plaoea, 3-car garage, wooded TOLIiAND — Near Parkway, exhlblta and contests at the ihere were no Injurlee or w — ChuiUa outlined the pro- Qhrl Scout troop, one of toe LEFT OVER 1967 slg-sag sew­ redevelopment and propoeed FULL SHED DORMER extat that the town should at- contact Mrs. Hannah c i ^ eS fioyea In s e l e c t beat w ay. of getting to knew enoed in machine lapaiia lot. Immediate occupenoy. Brt $87,600. 648-7129 older 6-room Colonial, new 283 Btast Center Street 648-1121 tomta "to aUevl^" and mahitenance in tta Bak- ing martUnes, buUt-in controU R o o m S W ltflO U t B o o r d 5 9 shopping center. Potential Air Real Estate, 648-9883. WllUams, secretary of tee Wap- Bu„ce of 6 LcAand and training a Peace Corps people and gett^ them to Four or five bedrooms, 8 kitchen and he^ aystom, ^ committee, Ulch la com- oqr O q it, nifht wortc, OBtOOMlNO ALL brssds. Har- to make button holes, sew but­ gross, $6,186 per year. $9,000 P‘ng Fair. ur^d Joel R. Antonio, 18, of volunteer. ^ TmwRMiift 63 down to right buyer. Ample lovely bedrooms upstairs TWO-FAMILT, Mancherter, 6- Shown by Appointment Only Members of the Manchester posed of interest^ residents and permanent poalOon, exert- moag HUL H.O. ChhM, Bshror tons on, blind hem dresses, Z------ZZ— ZZ------Democratic Meeting oicott St drove cans that ‘-candidates may make writ- some 'vlUagerB in the proced­ make _ fancy___ _ _ stUohes.____ Clearance______: ROOM for one or two with com- with complete waU to waU, 4 room duplex, separate heat, 900. Hayes Agency,_ 646-0181. . Booq;! of Realtors, Greater clergy of the town, and chaired aragea and employe Rd., BeMon. $4844n. plete light housekeeping “ X ROOM Duplex, ready Sep- parking, refinlshed inside and The Democratic Town Com- collided «t W, Owiter and Coop- appUoatlon while In college, ures ri scouting so they could price only $81.80 or you can out. Excellent investment prop­ 4 large rooms down, eat-ln good neighborhood. Excellent nnT.TON —. tour mean «msiid- Vemon Board of Realtors and by Deputy Mayor O. Warren _^ Send reaume to privUeges, partdng, 648-8880, tember first, adults only, no regular «r «». at 1:40 am. today. are WANTED — good homes for pay 84.10 per month. For free erty. Call The R. F. Dimook kitchen, dining room, Uvlng financing available. J. D, Reel TBULY A heme for larger fam­ P.O. Box last, Hartford, 643-6366. pets, central, ihone 648-6618. ______- at 8:16 at toe WMHam O. Brown, 98, of 280 language abUlty, one of toe aiating eiqperlence and qual- three tiger kittens. 8494480 af- deUvery caU Manager tUl 9 ______Co., 649-0246. room with fireplace and Estate Assoolates, Iho., 64$- Uy, 8H custom. buUt rooms In­ Ocnveolent location near Park­ Setting up troops and trata- cluding 4 bedrooms, Uvlng cU In the faU. The report wUl im " “ y Hall m Mata St. On the woodtand S t lost control of Ms im p o r ^ t a l ^ looked for ifleartona. tar 6:90 anytime weekends. p.m. If toll caU collect 248- CIOMFORTABLE ROOM for FIVE ROOM duplex, central den, one-car garage lovely 6139. . . . ~ . New .room — dining room combina­ way and Lake. CaU now, $16,-. elude recommendaOooa for port- agenda tor toe meeting Is a car at HUllard St and New -volunteer. You must he ***wM^**'*alwMST a 2140. genUeman, private entrance, located, separate furnaces. treed lot. Low 20's. 400. Hayes Agwiey, 646-0181. AvaUable Sept. 1. One chUd MAIN 8T. — Buslneae soM. tion vrith beamed ceUings sind ______------Uve action based on the hearing caucus to select Justices of the etate Rd. today at 8:16 am. communicate with toe transoortsSoD fi«e parkliig. 14H Hackmatack Lcoid For Solo 71 IF THE FIRST oo-educaUonal to be held on Aug. 22 and other peace and also aelect a Regis- crashing It Into ^ embank- effectively.’’ j STOCK CUBRK — fnU-tlme, 9 FREE —TWO cute playful klt- MOVING —must seU, beautiful UnUt, $116. 646-2484. Large 8-room bouse In exoel- a fireplace. A family room and BOLTON — 8-beikoom Raised 6 piece Mediterranean bed­ St., between 6-9 p.m. WOLVERTON AGENCY ------* ------ment Police said Brown vma i,elng accepted to dimcuit oown more, x a m . to 6 p.m. Must have drtv- t e ^ Can 648-6766. HEBRON — near center 13 lent condition, 8-ear garage, a game room, famUy sized Ranch with 2 acres of land plus institution was The Garden of inform al alreaihr obtained by trar of Voters. ment Police said B r^ was ' XfteT being accepted to the . ^ months of FIRST FLOOR, 6 rooms. Ex- Eden, wlto ^ h t the apple the committee. . ------uninjured, but toe car had to be program, a volunteer er*a Uoenao. Salaiy and aU room set 647-1116. acres, large bam, weU, $9,400. Realtors 649-2818 $38,000. PhUbrtok Agenoy, 649- Idtchen and two fuU bathrooms. -rec room and garage, $24,900. POODLES ^nale and female ceUent location and condition. for teacher? You' may find store beneflta. Apply Mr. Kats, PRIVATE ROOM, bath, park­ Smrtl down. 1-878-8681. 4-oar attadied garage. In ad- Mitten Agency, Realtors, 048- Wapping Fair Set Mancheeter Evening Herald, towed a'way. ^ _^ _ Is by no means on hta way. AKC registered. 6 weeks old. Middle-aged couple preferred. RANCH — 6H rooms, modem Arthur Drug Store, 9tt Main ing, 648-9896. dttloa.. Ji tidy 4 room apart­ 6980. some apples and peaches — The Wapping Fair_------wlU be------held South------.mndM--- r------correspondent,.------bv - Antonia «,*. C. —v___ , , ---- j—_ ------ammaii. P® 649-1043. TRADER “ F ’ No pets. References. Imme­ LARGE MODFIRN home plus kitchen with dining area, fire­ ment or in-law suite. WOlver- but no lemons! among our g j e and 7. Worii has boon Catherine B. May, leL 944-3396. Ptao of 87 Castle Rd. ^ BJ Derision tor dropping a at place In Uvlng room, 9 bed­ houses at Keith Real Estate, ward Sc u oore 81 of South ^^®®“ *®" ^ ond largest city in BoUvla with AKC RE018TEHED English NEAR Main St. — d ean room diate occupancy. 648-4677. 8 room older home with bam tan Agency Realtors, 649-2818. BOLTON LAKE — 6lk room USED FURNITURE for genfieman, parking. and 100 acres of land. $86,000 rooms, gangs, largs wooded Ranch, one oar garage, $4 acre 649-1922. Windsor:• coUlded ta'toe «dor S ^ ^ „T **toe% .S ^ and Bulldog, whelped June 22, rais­ lot, $31,600. PhUbrtok Agenoy, MAMCSDS8TER —Itodein Im- for the package. PhUbrtok ^ e d lo t Firm $18,600. WM a U, GASH tor your property S & “lTe,CT’ln^ ed with chUdren. OaU 049-4967. ^nt2S?“ i^aiS. "t^W e 8=VEN ROOM custom buUt Co- Realtors. 649-6647. nmoulats 8-bedroom Ranrii, 2 7:40 p-m. yeaterday. The acol- ^e training rtio^rGlr^sStSSr CAN YOU SELL? • Now Open At — lonlal. Attached breeseway and ^iWPcy Realtors. 649-6847. 24 hours^vrid^ era in La Pas. Aside from my August 16, $126 without heat. baths, kltohen buUt-lns, fuU lent buy. Call now. The R. F. dent was minor. period. kOea Churila describes ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, Call 643-9678. garage, fireplace. Autbentlo CXX)L TREE shaded yard beck- hssement, large landscape lot. tape. Instant service. Hayes Funds for Connector period. Miss Ch^a ^ programs, I spent FREE tsn> affectionate kittens. S6 Oak St. Colonial paneling and decor. Dlmoek Co., 6494246. Agenoy, 646-0181. ------TrM$tJ*® TmMrnunpr®«ram naa . placinguiavusgk »a *sa»«»«i . . . __ We have an excrtlent poei- OaU 648-7900, after 5:80 p.m. gentleman, private entrance, ons you to look at tMs weU con- Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9882. HUUardaiusTd St. drove his oar Into ^ to^ time setting up a tkm open for a man to train shower bath, free parking. CENTRALLY LOCATED 8- Four bedrooms If needed. stmeted 7 room Colonial, nice U ^ d NoffcM ELLINOTON Utility pole yesterday at 2:48 a s 's o ^ h ^ a NatiomU for GW Good used furniture, appUancea room apartment, heat and hot BuUt-lns and convenient walk- FOUR bedrooms, 8 room Ool- Okayed by Directors as a sales representative. DACHSHUND —AKC puppies, Apply 165 Spruce St. neighborhood, among homes of Large Garrison — View NSW ” rir-tod r“" “ ScoutolnLaPaz, and a l^p^- Good salary and conunls- rede, blacks and chocolate, $76 and pianos. water, second floor. CaU 848- up attic. One of Manchester’ s better quality. Hurry, mid 20’s. UMlTAnOM OBDXB_____ cntal, Uvlng room with fiie- p. ^®®*' are ^nt m siuay mental Committee In Cocha- Seven room, air-conditioned, V e m o n cian, company vehicle fur­ up. Also Pekingese and Wel- CLEIAN, comfortaUe fumirtved 0680 after 6:80. better locations. Priced In up­ OaU Paul W. Dougan, Realtor. hiw’’atV ^2h2ur,°JluS ?^^ plaoe, large klteben, dining A $75,000 allocation for the second phase of the Oak- Pollra ronoe saidmm he was driving » ti"**® w**® successfully . , bemba.------(BoUvla------Is divided Into room, adjoining bath, gentle­ per 20’s. For appointment caU all rooms cainpeted, spacious n ish^. BbcceUent opportu­ ______1-638-8678. 648-6946 649-4688. Um DUtrict of lU ndM tur, on tfaa room and den, 2-oar garage, M an Rniliul O ver land-Parker connector was approved last night by the ,vest fiTam for BollvlanB who . » at. ^,4 WANTED FOR BE7TTER cleaning, to keep deceased. place, low taxea. Immediate oc- an involved ta being withheld. . storm-dralnase directors to aiq;>rove the aUoca- ^e roc?X d into toe National HILLVIBW ’TOWNHOUSES — large living room with dining On motion of Francis P. HandMy, fenced yard. Bel Air Real installation warning that to do other- ONE TOSff LETELY r q o m Cape in very central cupancy, $20,600. Meyer Goodspeed was unable ^ To Feed Biafra, colors gleaming, use Blue Lus­ MOVING from house to trailer. New large 2-bedroom town- L, 2 fireplaces, three bed­ 29 Robert Road, Manchester, Oon- Estate, 648-9882. and road excavation Into the tre carpet cleaner. Rent elec­ All kinds of household items for ho^ekeeplng room. aU utUltles, Qne car garage, no necUcul, executor. Agency Realtors, 648-0609. post a bond of $1,000 ordered of mean toe loes to MANAGER AND house, featuring RCA Whirl­ rooms, IH baths, finished rec ORDERED: That three months tric sbampooer $1. Pinewood sale. 647-1904. pool appliances, dishwasher, suitable one ad,dt. Recently re- basement. SeUlng for $16,600. from the 2nd day of August, 1948. MANCHESTER — Immaculate in N. School St. H u m p h r c y U r g e s a small rural tiwm where they »he tralnl^ program at Notre FXmtitaire Shop. decorated, 272 Main.______,j, j L ockett, Bealtor, 648- room, carport. Large treed be and the same are limited and al­ 6 room Ranch, full 'basement, VERNON — New large 6 was taken to Brooklyn State , MINNEAPOLIS, Mhm. (AP) stayed with -volunteers already Dame. He ta Wlsconsta ASSISTANT MANAGER I'A baths, Caloric gas ranges, lot. PhUbriek Agency, Real­ lowed for the creditors within which aluminum sided custom buUt jjyj A $22,000 allocation in the full wall to wall cqrpeting, ______1677. to bring in their claims against rep room, oversized garage, ____ „ , Opposing the allocation were — xTiihxrf m ivnrkinc whUe still another and taught architecture at the For Drug Department Musted Instruments 53 tors, 640-6347. said estate, and anld executor la beautiful private lot, con­ Raised Ranch, convenient to Michael Sullivan, 20, of Crom- Burton Pearl, who said he was Humriirev iirved todav that the Kroun gained Individual exper- university as a toll professor. COINS and misceUaneous furni­ private cellars, central laundry directed lo give public notice to the Businoss Locations I ^ C I ^ T E 6 room Ranch, m a n CHEFTER, Uve gracious- 2SSi{rm'“to*W \S venient location, $22,900. Leo­ Vernon Circle and Partway, weU and James Kelsey, 30, of engjneertng fees toe speaking tor the Mancheeter unitedrstates do iriiatover ta lence by going out to various They wUl marry in about two ture, 649-2604. SAXAPHONE Conn, 16M tenor, area, air-conditioning, master 2-car garage, flrepkice, b^t- Middletown. charged with Pi^e of toe road, eM- Owners Association to^i^ Z d Z e t ^ e Z e n ^ months. In Treasure Oty, Manches­ excellent condition, with stand TV antenna for color and black For Ront 64 three bedrooms, fireplace, gar- ly m this 8 room Colonial near nard Agency, Realtors, 646- ter Parkade- Benefits In­ IT’S TKRRIFIC the way we’ re and many extras. A beautiful and white, gas heat and hot age, lovely lot. Walk to school, tjje Bowers School. Modem some^newspa^re newspaper having a ctrcula-ctrcUla- 0469. lo*I^*'aS^ neS ^hen'^ompfri^^ ^ ^ Charles Morrison; conSu^one which 1^ said volunteers. When asked about the effcc- clude Major Medical pro­ selling Blue Lustre for clean­ hom, $196. Call 649-8692 after water, plus gas for cooking, MANCHESTER — 10,000 square shopplng, and transportation kitchen, 1V4 baths. Private ti^ IM Mover ^ ’^^oJJtlSn of Sor^rimate- ?®?1“ w ltt^ food from Biafra. . After training, newcomers Uveness of the Peace Corps aa gram, 7 irald holidays. Fhc- ing rugs and upluUstery. Rent 5 p.m. paricing, bus line; one of Man- feet of industrial space. Prime CaU H. M. Frechette Realty, treed rear yard. Professional­ der and return make to this court aS ^ ’ r S £ 643-Om 5 ly $160^foT romplS L Humphrey interrupted a-peri- are placedvfito departing vol- an agency of forel^ aid Mias 647-9993. ly appraised for fast sale. Im­ of the notice given. Lois For Sdo 73 Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. „ver to Superior Court. JLL-f ...iii ______^y ®** ®* rela***** his home in unteera In order to fill toelr va- Ctourila romarited, "I hove ^ - cellent opportunity for ag­ electric sbampooer $1. Olcott cbester’a finest neighborhoods location, inside loading dock. JOHN J. WAL,L£TT, Judge. gressive persons willing to mediate occupancy. Belfiore The pair a ri charged in toe Waverly to accept an American cancles. Churila described plaints, but on the whole It ta Variety Store. and most convenient location. Call for details. Hayes Agency, RANCH — 7 rooms, 2~ fuU BOLTON-NEAR Center—beauti­ ANDOVER — Overlooking lake. the directors In toe 1969-70 fls- aosume responsible poai- Oflieo and Storo Hlllview’s gracious and com­ Agency 647-1418. ful residential area, 1% acres. Clean Cape with fuU ahed H^®,®“ cal Peari hinted at "poUtical Award from toe CathoUc War procedure for establishing a lot more effective than aknost 646-0131. baths, modem kitchen with AT A COURT OF PROBATE, ______/V— Tolland. THe owner reported a tlone in rapidly growing Equipment 54 fort filled package is offered to held at iManebeater, wlltitn and tor CaU 649-7867. dormer. Four rooms down, one The five who voted for toe maneuvering In even placing Veterans and he.declared “toe oneself In a community, all other fornis of foreign aW down built-ins, formal dining room, oONTEhlPORARY Ranch, 9 the district of Manchsatar, on the television set and about $200 chain organization. Also SAVE you from the Silas Building STORE FOR RENT family room, 8 bedrooms, 2 up. Space for bath and lav up. allocation last night said that ***® ®” agenda, time has come to express a new Bach volunteer haa to find federal government givea. wanted stock personnel. Ap- GROCERY STORE fully equip­ Company and will be ready for town Manchester, State rooms on one acre, beautiful &th day of August. A.D. 1948. BOLTON LAKE — Lota 600’ worth of cigarettes were miss- American psitrioUBm.’ ’ car garage. Excellent neigh­ Present, Hon. DavM C. Raippe, Big enclosed front porch. Deep they were motivated by Colonial "H’s the homeowner taxpay- hta own quarters. This requires Its just getting too big. and go- fUy to , $10. OFF ped consisting of National cash occupancy on October 1, Theatre Bldg. Inquire Manag- ly landscaped, modem kitch­ Acting Judge. front water, treed and In very This, Humphrey said in hta . ^ getting to in« tbe way of other bureau- borhood, $31,900. PhUbriek of Joseph F. WalleU, late wooded lot. Lake prlvUeges. ^ u Board plans to expand on Park- er Pm worried atx>ta,” he PORTABLE TYPEWRITEMtS registers, dairy cases, freezers, 1968. For your personal in­ er. State Theatre, e48-7882. en, large Uvlng room, formal ,% '* • « .. i nice area. Priced to aeU. prepared remarks, meant a people, and looking for a cratlc agencies. One good tiling Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. diningi— room, family room btVirzox bt Msnehester. In sold district. d»- Only $16,900. T. J. Crockett, 1*®^, ^ ” * ®, er St. Part of toe $260,000 ex- said. “The money could be bet- ONE YEAR Hobart meat saw, adjustable spection contact J. D. Real Hayes Agency, eiO-olSL Reidtor 648-1677. $l,00ft bond. Judge Deartngton pense Is tor relocating Parker ter used elsewhere." time to reaffirm “that we can room. Each volunteer' receives ta that toe Peace Cospa In shelving, time clock, stainless 474 MAIN ST. office for rent. 24 overlooking water fountain, Uiran the application of (MUUceiU TREASURE CITY Unconditional Guarantee Estate Oo. 618 Center St. Man­ MODERATE SIZED Ranch, M. wallett. admlnUtnatrix. praying do^ whatever we must to carry a allowance which c«m^ Bolivia ta now a lot more In- steel cube machine, US stack­ Center of town, plenty of park­ $66,600. By appointment only. for authority to compromlw and OOVaanRY -lOO x lOO’ treed CXJVENTRY. Oolumtola w e^. b^^H^^$6M!’nf was f ' <$1®?*®! ^®«» ^ ’ ^ chester, 643-5129 - 643-8779. ing, 646-2426. 9-6. that’s as clean as a whistle, slats of $106 a monto Ih toe volved with .national programs, 410 MIDDLE TPKE., WEST er slicing machine, wrapping Exclusive leasing agents — with new paint outside, newly PhUbriek Agency. Realtors nettle the doubtful and dUpulod bunding lot. Irtke pririlegea ^ post It and was roturned Z ^ ful business of this country. Yale Typewriter Service 649-6347. cli.'m In favor of said eaMe Sacrifice, $900. Owner. OaU OolonisJ Board Icoatlon, and for existing industrial parks, Plo- “ cities, and $95 a monto In rural giving natives more to say station with scale and extra anytime. FOR RENT or sale-461 Main redecorated inside. Kitchen has axahwt Robert W. Lappen and John kitchen, formal dining room, to jaU. Humphrey said that peace MANCHESTER, CONN. 649-4986 • ' rolls and mdscellaneous equip­ jf. happen,. Incorporated,------, of said 641-0794. relocating the Parker St. raU- neer Industrial Park end Green about where they went 'volun- Street. Building and lot next sunny dining area, 20’ Uvlng Mnncheelor, It la paneled living room with fire------road crossing to Colonial Rd. Manor Industrial Park, before woulilk be bum In the world ment. Can be seen in store. LOOKING for anything in place. Plus 4 acres, $22,600. Ju- The first book printed in Eng. through tlUs nation’s response to ‘I was working with toe Na- teers.’’ to Post Office. Excellent loca­ room. Downstairs completely T ORDEHE-D: That the foregoing MANORBSTBR — A aone wood­ j —. o 1 i ix-rr hir Odegard, saying that he too to spending huge sums for open- Call Fontaine Itastaurant real estate rentals — apart­ Loqol Notieo* application be heard and aeter- toto J i e l m Real Estate, 1- ^ d wak pi^bllshed In 1477 by ^ g*. ^nd ^ the O a l^ -P a r k e r sixch situaaons as “ the sufferincr tional Girl Scouts Association, PHARMACIBT for summer re­ ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used tion for any use. 646-2426 from finished and heated. Mini-park- mtned at the Probate office In Man- ed lots, convenient location, Equipment, 473 W inder Street, ments, homes, multiple dwcU- 9 to 6 p.m. llke yard. Teen’s. Wolverton ______cheater. In said District, on the 14th 228-88T6. WUUam Caxton. for Colonial Board expansion, Stadustry. we see In Biafra.” setting up new troops In new lief brip, hours flexible, exul­ as printing plates, .009 thick, AT A eXJURT OF PRORATE, day of August, A.D. 1968, at nine naor bus. Priced to seU. com er of Canton Street, Hart­ Ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real Agency Realtors, 649-2813. -- - t Tbousande are said to be areas. I was a girl scout here Stamford' GOP tant working conditions. Miller 28x36", 26 cents each or 6 for ford. 627-6771. Estate, 643-5129. held at Manchester, within and for o'clock in the forenoon, and that no- Hayaa Agency, 046-0181. FISHING BOAT and motor In­ Schendel recommended a pub­ starving In Biafra, toe breaka- in the States for 12 years. My Pharmacy, 648-4184. TWO ROOM office, 100 percent ______the district of Manchester, on the tic« bo g'ven to all nersona inter- $1. CaU 643-2711. Main St. location. Inquire Mar­ MANCHESTER — Starter ^ .. .. estate o f the FIVE BUILDINO lota, rertden- cluded with our beautiful wood­ lic expresBion by the electixrate, way eastern region of Nigeria, job was to coordinate female StaRs Election MANCHESTER —Seven room Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, of sa'd applU»tUm"*and' Bw**time ed one acre ranchette in cen­ possibly in a November refer­ SCHOOL BUS drivers, exper­ low’s, 867 Main St. home. Five rooms. includes Judgn...... ^ „ ..... end pla ce'of" hearing 7hereon.‘ 'by tlal, approximately 00x160 In Its battle with toe federal volunteers In scouting. This nr CARPETS look dull and apartment, three bedrooms en- tral Florida’a lake section. No Board Approves Sidewalks endum, before the directors ience not necessary. Apply in Antiquos 56 two bedrooms up, three rooms ,*^Atote of Ellaabc^ F. Smith, lata publishing a c o p y ^ this order in each, aaking $2,100. each. government. There has been no required traveling around and STAMFORD (A P )—State Oen- drear, remove the spots as ____ cludes fireplace, drive-in ga­ MAIN St. — near ’Turnpike, of­ „ Ai —I I A, Manchester, In said district, de- some newimsper having a clpcubk- money down, $20. a monto. person. Silver Loae Bus Co., m n vote Oaklond-Parker agreement on ways to deUver helping a volunteer In a vUlage trol Committeeman Donald F. they appear with Blue Lustre, WANTED TO BUY — antiques. rage. Prestige area. $176. Call fice space availatUe. For furth­ down. Aluminum siding, new ceased. llon in district, ai least seven Write Box R, Manchester Her­ 49 Brainard Place, 648-8978. furnace 116 800 Wolverton Upm applioatlon of Dorothy 8. days before the day of saU heor- WUl send plat and color pho­ For Portion of Spring St. tor allocations. food to Biafra. to start a Brownie troop, or 2Sezlma wUlhave to wait until Rent electric sbampooer, $ . urnuce. »io,ouu. woivenon Jiatxdorff, administratrix, praying ing, to appear if they see causi^ii ald. 1 steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ J.D. Real Estate Co., 643-5129 er information phone 649-4697. tos. Write Gary Morse, Rain­ AgosUneUi said that he has Nov. 6 to see if he will be elect­ ’The Sherwin-WUUams Co. ______Agency Realtors, 649-2818. for authority to sell certain real es- saTd .------. time ----- and and place be and heanl be heaM APPUCA'nONS being accepted ______ed lamps, art glass, primitives, or 643-8779. relative thereto, and moke return bow Acres, ^.O. Box 869, Mi­ Sidewalks on the south side of Chief Reardon said that he been told that Colonial Board ed permanently to that pcetUon. any quantity. 644-8962. w e s t b id e -older home. foLoTtlg to thiH court. ami, Florida, 88162. Spring St., ironi Comstock Rd. “ gWy. recommends sldewOks for scbool buatririvers, part or XOBAOOO BARN boards and FIRST FIDOR four room apart­ Main St. Across from Friendly DAVID C. HAPPE, Acting Judge UMort Froporty expansion “ta tantamount to V e m o n At a meeting of toe Stam­ fuU-time. 649-8400. all rooms large, 4 bedrooms, application be ht>ard and deter- ford RepubHoan Town Commit­ 160 year old band hewed bam ment, centrally located, adults, Ice Cream.-646-2426, 9-5. For Sda 74 TOLLAND —3 bedroom Ranch, to Dartmouth St., were approved <.midrenchildren walking to toe Globe ■warned that toe hot water bflfielvMrd hant mined at the Probate office In Man- tee Tuesday night, toe mem­ timbers. Call 875-1010 alter 6. W ontod— To Boy SB no pets. References. 649-6324. noi w a w o a s e o w a neat, Chester in »ald rMetrtci. on the 20th family kitchen with oven and jjy ^jg Board of Directors last Hollow Swimming Pool and for mav move FOR RENT —Broad Street, good condition. Ideal fox large day of Auguet, A.I>1 leeS, at eleven BOLTON LAKE, Bolton - 8 Hearing on Sewers Aug. 19; bers decided after two dead­ 8CRBENED loam, processed ^ g u y and sell antiques, and family, $20,900. PhUbriek Agen- t'^ a ^ rA ^ ^ lnlfr‘ L egal room aununer home secluded range, large living room, Im- those who wUl walk to the new S>t locked roll calls to postpinM the NOTICE 1,360 square feet Including of­ maculate throughout! Two- n Z22 o(Xi alio Richard Martin School on Dart- gravel, also bank run gravel. used furniture, china, glass sil 30 LOCUST ST.—Second floor, fice space. Call 649-1807. cy, Realtors, 649-6847. eated In eaid estate of the pendency hldaijfay, near water, 8 bed­ car garage, beautlfuUy lend- The board voted a $22,000 alio- pand here. election to Nov. 6. TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR George H. Orilfing, 742-7886. of «aUI application and the time OFFICE OF THE ver, picture frames, old coins, 4-rooms, heated, $135. 646-2426. MANCHESTER NEW—6 room '“"i. hearing thcremi, by Advertisement rooms, only $9,800. Hayes scaped lot with trees. Asking cation for the work wd signed gnm that three survey AgobUneUl sold also that $ 1 ,5 0 0 in Hookup Cost Seen The controversy over the poet TOWN MANAGER guns, pewter, scrap gold, ------—------„ publlahing a copy of thia order in Agenoy, 646-0181. 1,600. Call Bob Gardner at a bid waiver, so that toe con- ^ ^ jggj Burr Nursertea has indicated It Kanch, tiled bath, garage, 2 some newspaper having a clrcula- TOWN OP VERNON $ 20 . A public hearing has been set will i^baWy run between $300 toe^SoStt TOWN HALL watches, old jewelry, hob- fwiTAMA______. ^ mcenlce DOrchesporenes, veryverv largelarire loi.lot Hon In said district, at least seven Associates, 648-9674, structlon mayX be X by, T, too . con placed Spring St. high on toe also will expand, when toe con­ LEGAL H b u s b s For Rant 65 OFFICE OF ’THE DIRECTCHl AMBTON LAKE —New 4-room Reliance for Aug. 19 on an ordinance to SOUTH WINDSOR, 1. Uti.IT.. .to. tractor awarded the Union St. p^ority list for rtdewalks. nector 1s constructed, ^ irxiix,. Borden said payments — Senatorial District and the 2Tth contents or whole estates. Fur- no cmigren, 649-3679. 616 Bush Hill Rd. T. Shannon, ins. to appear If they see cause at cottage, desirable location. 872-4166. CONNECTICUT MANCHESTER — charming Builder. 668-6662 '''‘ ‘‘1 ‘ 'me and place and bn heard OF ADMINISTRATION sidewalk project. |jg jjg recommends ' ------extend sewer lines to Vauey extended over a pe- District NOTICE niture Repair Service, 643-7449. ’fHREE ROOM Garden type 6V4 room Cape Cod in prestige relative thereto, and by mailing by ADMINISTRA'nON n « r ^ b e ^ . ^ being NORTH COVENTRY - near View Lane and Brookalde Lane. vxqi-« The S6to NOTICE TO completed. Call 649-8641. - , The Spring St. sidewalks were sidewalks In all areas leading riod of ten years. coinprisea apartment, $135 per month, area. References required. 742- LAKEFRONT - all brick, year T“'^i>p"v" oT l’h4‘”’“o r « BUILDING Parkw^ Older three strongly opposed by former Po- to schools and to recreational No Pencil Pusher The Board of Representatives The people In the area had wd noraww CONTRACTORS To the EnroUed Members of HOUSEHOLD loU — Antiques 7938. VERNON, CONNECTICUT Cape. Three car garage, five The Democratic Party bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, heat included. Call Paul W. RTO 4‘' “ {'ry, 'co''rS’'’ lice Chief Herritan Schendel and areas, Monday night asked that Rich- petitioned the board . for the ^ ^ INVITATION TO BID Dougan Realtor, 649-4635. with bullMnfly living xx>om with Jean 8. Lobaugh, 9 Vallelley View acres, privacy. Only $16,600. AKi -m-- wv. EAST GRANBY (AP) — Mr. ard Borden, director of admlpls- sewers after the main line was 27m Dlsmct i^ludes all toe accordance with ptovtaloiui of Bolton, Conn. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ CONTRACT PROPOSAL OM Of Town strongly favored by present Po- He said also at Spring St. fireplace, 8 bedrooms 1% X ’^our?"'' nd return FX>R TRUCKS Hayes Agency, 846-0181. wUl become a main artery of the “ 'll Mrs. James Ingalls thought jratlon, moke a survey of toe installed to service the Middle >'®« ai the Town Charter, eealed pco- Pursuant to the State Pri- lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 MANCHESTER — 4% room Oat of Town baths, garage. Selling below re------* 71 lice Chief James Reardon. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Data of Bid Opening; Schendel, a Spring St. resi­ town when the relocated Rt. 6 toelr aon, serving In the Army homes on those streets to see School at Vemon Center. Prop- « w m declM Jmy 19 arUl be received in the xaaty Isiw and the Rules of the Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. Town—house includes utilities, F o r R a n t 6 6 placement cost at $21,900. Phil- :: Allan D, Thomis, Atty. COVENTRY appliances, dishwasher, 1% Augiut 26, 1968 SOUTH Windsor — Large 8 dent, property owner, and devel­ is completed. m Vietnam, had a job "sitting l^w many wUl tie Into toe pro- erty owners have consider- ® I Offioe of the ’Town Manager of Democgatlc Party, you ore WANTED - Restaurant equlp- brick Agency, Realtors, 649- TIME: 10:30 A.M. room SjSlt Level. Three or lour Owner Wants Action! School Board member Herbert behind a desk ’’ P<»ed lln®- R Involves 46 or 60 able drainage proWems with vai Donald u ^Forest, was the Town of South Wlndeor, hereby warned that a caucus xvesuiurma equip baths, private basement and ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, stove, 6347. oper of lots there, represented ment, store, tavern and bank patio, $180. Call J. D. Real refrlgcrntor, heat, $135. month­ INVITATION TO BID bedrooma. Ideal In-law ar­ most of the area’s property own Phelon asked toe directors to ^ “ei^ thej^ thought ao until homes. septic tanks. elected waa ^aUd ot Conoectlcut, not later than: will be held at TTie Community ruptcy equipment. Call On this 4 bedroom Ranch ers Most of them had signed a approve toe sidewalks, saying Tuesday. . The board hopes to have 100 The board reoenUy adopted 2 P.M ., DBT Hall, Bolton Center, Bolton, on Estate Co., 643-6129 or 643-8779. ly, 876-7882. SCARBOROUGH Road, Colonial REPUBLICAN A certified check In the rangement. Modem kitchen, Fontaine Restaurant Equip­ amount of 5% of the total bid formal dining room, family In the country. Where else 4141 I nnnaifinn in fha Knti tiist tho nutin Issue Is ttio Safety __ ,, t. it. T M per emt participation. Borden an ordinance setting up sewer tion May IS ncitoer candidate Auguot 14, 1968 Aug. 12th, 1968, at 8 p.m., to 7 rooms, modem kitchen, form­ ■can you buy a house that petition In opposition to toe con- ^ walking to toe new "^**®*‘ ,^® ^ 6®^“ the total cort of hooking In user charges. It Is the eventual had toe majorjty vote needed ment, 473 Windsor Street, SMALL efficiency apartment, 2 al dining room, den, large liv­ CAUCUS room, fireplace, 2H baths, gar­ at arhich time and place eaid endorse candidates for nomi- must accompany each bid. Said has 8 rooms, 2 fuU baths, an structlon. _ . ______Comer Canton Street, Hart- adults, convenient location, Rosort Propoity ing room with fireplace, VA age. $28,900. PhUbriek Agency school. He said that the School f® each house wlU probably be aim of the officials to have the to win, so Zezhna stayed In propoeale ahsdl publicly be opm - nation to mimicipeJ office to be Republican electors 'of the check of the suoceetful bidder oversize 2 oar garage and Schendel aald toat U la ^ fa lr record fa'voring toe J® son, iq>ec. 6 ji.eoo. He said ^ Ys jiiat entire town serviced by the fll- office and another vote ford. 627-6771. $120. per month including heat. For Ront 67 baths, 8 large bedrooms, 2-car Town vt Hebron are hereby ^ bo held until guch time as RMitoni, 840-5847. ed toe tanSObiag of all mate- voted tor at the state election ------Call Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, more for $21(9007 To see It, to assess property owners for L«eRoy J. Ingalls, for hta par- "creetlmate’’ but he feels toe tratlon plant. Prior to consoll- called. garage, $32,000. Phtlbrick notified that there will be a conditions of the propoeal call Don Slsoo. 649-6306. sidewalks toey don’t need and oppoelnv the construction. In tlclpatlon94/ilv\afirav\ In aerialoAfHol export Mn\n/\9<4' e\tof B y^U be close to . It. .x. datlon..... there were no sewer Whenevn... toe next vote was taken, riolg, equipment and labar to to be held November 3, 1968; 649-4638. NIANTIC —Quiet comfortable Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. caucus at the Hebron Town baive been met. idlDBItON — Rt. 86, Gey City eouetniet the Nortti South In- and to transact such other busi- Rooms Without Board 59 4-room cottage. Swimming, section, 6 room Ranch, 2 bed­ win not use elp^ lally those ®to Schendel, were 8ro“»<* forces eitgaged In hos- include Unes In vtoat waa caUed toe Town CSialrman Jamea F. Bing- duatrtal Road from Strong Road neaa aa may be proper to come 'TWO BEDROOM duplex, town- boating, tennis, golf. Available MANCHESTER ' 8 bedroom August 13, Specifications can be------obtain' rooms, formal dining room, 2 B & W with no chUdren of school age jug^pj, suUlvon, Francis Cream- oetlon. afbout $8 a foot for toe pipe and lire district. . ham had decided one 21aaliM to approarimately UOO feet before eaid caucus, THE THOMPSON House — Oot- house type apartment, $166. immediately, $100. weekly. Cov­ expanded Ranch. Green Manor 8 o clock p.m. for the ^ tb« Director fuU batlu, den with fireplace. and those who are retired and Harry Relitoom, all real- The citation was toe Air some $260 for the lateral which Slnlgle dwellings hive sewer supporter was ineligible to vote aouth. Dated at Bolton, Connectl- tage St. centrally located, large per month Including heat and entry, 742-6019. area, mid 20’s. Call J.D. Real 5"“^ party-en- ^ AdmWriraUon at any time 9-oar garage, large treed lot Barrows and Wallace Co. on fixed Incomes. dmte of toe area; and Burton Medal, which praised Ingalls for wUl connect from toe main line user charges of $11.20 per year because of Improper reeldenoy. Propooala must be exeiButed In cut, this 7th day of August pleasantly furnished rooms, appliances. Call Paul W. Dou­ Estate Co., 648-6129 or 648-8779. candidates for the mu- from 9:00 a.m. through 0:00 with garden and fruit trees. By MANCHESTER PARI^DE He recommended that the coat pei^rl. his air dlsclpUne, professional- in toe street to the edge of toe and double unit dwellings, In toe shuffling ot voters, Do- MANCHESTER 649-6806 accordance wlBi and aohjeot to 1968. parking. Call 649-2868 for over­ gan, Realtor, 649-4530. NEW HAMPSHIRE —- Small, ______nlclpal offices to be voted on at P-fo' Monday throiigh Friday owner, 648-7896. ot future sidewalks In school aimrovlnK toe $22,000 al- ism and devotion to duty. In- home owners’ property. The $21.70. For a building contain- Forest got a maJaTty vote and fnatruoUene contained in the In- By; night and permanent guest clean, completely furnished TWO—FAMILY, Manchester, 8- the Novemibor 6, 1968 election, Richard S, Borden Jr. ^ ------— o ------COVENTRY — Immaculate, all o*'®®® *>® Included la bond issues locatlwi, toe board stipulated galls apparently logged more charge for toe hookup will be ing In excess of two separate was idaced in oOloe. Zealma DUPLEX 8'/4 rooms, heated, atruotloiki to Biddeta. Democratic Town rates. mountain cottage, available 6, 3 bedrooms each, 2-car gar- and to transact auch other Director of AdministraUon PRIVACY —- 6 room Ranch, s xoom Ranch, mod- tor school construction. that all sums coming back to than 26 flights over enemy ter- about $1(K) and then K will be units, the rate ta $21.70 plus pealed toe action to tita State hot water, refrigerator, range, Sept .on. Enjoy country fairs, age, recently redecorated. Can business as may properly come Town of Vernon ^ baths, beamed celling, pan­ «rn full cabinet kitchen, 's bed- He said that Spring St, could the town In assessment pay- rltory. up to toe homeowner to hire $5.60 for each additional unit. Central retry V, Spnakal, Committee, GLASTONBURY — room with Oommittaa which later air-conditioned, carpeting. In­ autumn foliage, quiet country­ assume mortgage. J. D. Real before said caucus. P.O. Box 266 eling, garages, pond, water­ rooms living and dining area, be improved better by widening menta be deposited In toe Cap- "And aU this time he told us his own contractor to install toe Special charges for industrial ruled DeForest was not etectefi Town Manogar Charles W. Lathrop, private bath, gentleman pre­ cinerator, antennae, patio, side, pets welcome, $60. week­ Estate Associates, Ino., 648- H. C. Qybom, Rockvldta, Ooimeotlcut falls, 9 acres, pine grove. Priced for quick sale $14,600. the road than by constructing ital Improveiment Reserve he had a desk Job,“hls father line from the edge of hta proper- users and out-of-town users property and called still anothor Chairman ferred, 1-688-6349, parking. 640-6760. ly. 876-2272. Town Chairman 06066 HutoUns Agenoy, Realtors, 649- ^r-Bon Agency, 648-0688. sidewalks. Fund. said Tuesday night. ty to the house. This charge have als9 been establtahed. election. 6894. I ^ V PAGE THIRTY-TWO W E D N E S D A Y , AU G U ST 7, 1968 p ' ^ Aanriipjatpr EoraIttQ lirraUi Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O *Clock First Church of Christ,'" Scien­ gregants at the Burger Chef, af­ per hour, and that hi* men, About T o w d tist, will conduct its regular Directors Get Petition ter hours, are tuned In on the po­ vdien off -duty, don’t even want Wednesday Evening Testimony lice, radio-'wmve length, and dis­ the Job. VITAII1NS ICktwMk Bible ctaaees will be meeting at 8 at the church, 447 perse wheh they hear a com- Sonife o f the drlve-ln prob­ COMPARE AND SAVE ATBU fi Doiljr Nat Praas Ron conductM tonlgbt nt T;ao «t the N. Main St. On Noise at Drive-ins . plaint. lem*, he said, are because of The Weather CSnirch of Chxlit, Lydall and . fh r The WaMt rv. “Manchester policemen are town’s anti-lolterlag ordinance d lgn orettl sadd, ’ ’T lie nuia- young and inexperienced man­ Vernon Sta., including an adult Jdwvah’s Witnesses will con­ ARTHUR DRUa Aogiwt S, U I9 Fair toriigM. Low between 60 spending entirely too much time and of the state law pertaining ancee ore all over town, and agers. r- atudy on “ How On* Bible Came duct a theocratic ministry and 66. T om orrow m oatly fa ir, at drive-ins, when they should be to unmuffled automobiles and not merely at the Burger Chef. He said that, under the.town’s to U a.” school Friday at 7:80 p.m. and a doing more important police motorcycles. No wonder the community at anti-loltering onknance, piriice warm. High in die 80r. service meeting at 8 :S5 at King­ cannot make arreats 'without 14,685 work,” said Police Chief James “It they are no4 enforceable, large In the country is plagued OaopenUlve Summer J.H. dom Hall. evidence and 'without affidavits Reardon last night. let’s change them so that they wUh riots and chaos. Let’s stop Menchowter .. A City o f Vittage Charm Preirnm win bold a meeting and warrants from the state RANGE Reardon, speaking after the will be enforceable," he recom- H here at the beginning —etop lar Oradeo 7. 8 and 9 tonight, Members of the Daughter* of prosecutor. Under the or­ Board of Directors had accepted niended. it wMle M’a etlH only a epork ' N' VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 288 (TWENTY PAOBS^TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1968 AdNwtWag m ID PRICE TEN CENTS at 7 at South Kethodiat Church, Isabella are ha'vlng a naUcnal and before K becomes a flame.’’ dinance, he said, alleged loiter­ a petition from ISO nelg)\bor8 of He acknowledged that the Uas lIMn St Sponaored by convention in S t Paul, Mtam., Reardon said that his men ers first must be asked to move the Main St. Burger Chef Res­ Burger Chef management has FUEL OIL Emanuel Lutheran, Concordia Aug. 12 ttuough Aug. 16. Over check all drlve-liw, once or twice on. taurant, decrying nolseu and Lutheran, and South Methodist 80 members from the state are cooperated in moves to correct every hour, and that, when re­ Mayor Nathan Agosttnrili nuisances in the vicinity of the nuisances on Its parking lot, and GASOLINE Churdtea, Qte theme is "CM sIb making the trip.. Lea'ving Fri­ plying to a complaint call, find praised the Manchester pidlce town’s diive-lns, - said, “The in America —Hope Through Ac­ day from the local group of St. conceded that the rolice respond things In order on the parking “ fo r an outstanding Job, consid­ tio n ." Margaret’e O rde are Mrs. Jo­ problems in Manchester arc not immediately to complaint calls. lot*. ering the problems." nearly as rough as they are in BANTLY OIL seph FUkowskl, Miss Stephenie “ But those measures are only He saM that motorcycles are He said that he 'will coll a other areii towns.’’ stop gaps,” he sold, appealing Offlcera and members of the Tunsky, ICss Aims LaGace, legal pieces of equipment and meeting of drlve-in operators The spokesman for the peti­ British American Club will meet Mrs. Ann IQdy, and Mr. and to the directors for stronger are properly licensed, in accord­ within the next month, to dls- Nixon Picks Agnew As Running Mate tioners was Rudolph Signorettl measures. at e;tO p.m. tomorrow at the Mrs. WUtred Lemire. ance with *tate statute. cuas and impletnent possible of 14 Bond St. He asked for duUiouae to proceed to Trinity Findlay photo He said he believed, but with­ He said that the drive-ins esn’t sdutlons to the loitering ahd stricter enforcement of the out confirmation, that the con­ nuisance problem. MIAJWT BEACH, Fla. ESpiacopal Church, 120 SIgoumey First Congregational Oiurch of Engaged afford to hire poUcemen at $6 (AP)—RichaPd M. inxioo, 8t, Hartford, to attend the me­ Vernon, Hartford Tpicc. and winner of the RepubUoan morial aervice fOr David AUely, Center Rd., w ill hold its Church The engagement of Miss Deb­ Council and Library tonight at Youths Riot presidential nomination, to­ a m em ber. orah Beth Rubin of Manchester 8 at the church. day picked Gov. &iin> T. ngton LOL will meet to- to Alan N. Munits of Detroit, Agnew of Maryland as his nigh,' at 7:S0 at W.P. Quieh Fu­ The Ladies Auxiliary of Man­ Mich., has been announced by lit M ia m i, rumdng mate. neral Home, 225 Main St, to chester C h a p te r, Disabled her pcu:«nt8, Mr. and Mrs. Da­ Nbeon mode the eanotmoe- pay their reapeots to the late American Veterans, will meet vid B. Rubin of 103 Weaver Rd. ment In a brief news conliiw nee David ClHUnbera, who was a tonight at 7:30 at the VFW 25 Injured at 12:40 p.m. He aaU’acme 100 Mr. Munitz is the son of Mr. member. Hom e. party leadero had been ooaadR- and Mrs. Raymond Munltz of lO A ia, Fla. (AP) —Bands of ed. Mias Patricia Hogan, daugh­ Akron, CRiio. young Negroes set fire to care, The eeleetton c f Agnew, a ooe- Miss Rubin, a 1967 graduate Personal Notices ter of Mr. imd Mrs. James T. atoned white motorlet* end loot­ tlme stgiporter of dor. Naina Hogan of 141 Bolton St., and of Manchester High School, is ed storee in a flve-Uook area of A. Rockefeller cf New Totic, Miss. Jane Wsigner, daughter of attending Eastern Michigan nortbweet ICaml Wedneeday was a major surprise. The In Memoriam Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner of University, Ypsilanti. Her fi­ night In a dtetorhanoe towflied Maryland govenwr delivered In lovkie memory of our Horn, 181 Bolton St., have been nsun- ance attended Akron University off when police maoeed at a ral­ the nominating speech fOr Nix­ If- 5 Martha P t . Hewitt, who passed sway Aus. 7, 1967. ed to the Dean's List for the and is a senior at Elsa Cooper ly aimed at airing proUema fao- on last night. spring term at Albertus Magnus School, Detroit. W HITE SALE N egroes. Nixon opened hie news cooisp Lovms meraoiies never die. As years roll on sod days pass by. C ollege, N ew Haven. They 'wlU Ihe wedding Is planned* for Some 36 peisone were Injured, ones saying die daXberatSoaS In our hearts a memory ts kept. be Juniors at the school in the June 1969. indudlng two Negroee who po­ "have been very thorough on Of one we loved and wal never fop- aet. fa ll. lice eald were shot by unknown what we think Is a tremendously gunmen. Important decision." a Mrs. A. J. Stroker and FYunlly David F. King, son of Mr. Five Day Forecast All About 100 Negroes were ar- He said he wanted a and Mrs. Edward F. King of reeted, moeUy on riiaigee of die- quaXlled to be preafdant, who In Memsiiam WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—The In loviK nMtnory of Spec. 4, Ed* orderiy oonduct leading to riot­ could campaign effeofively and 106 Oreenwood Dr., a student U.S. Weather Bureau says , tem­ First Qiality ward L. rouech. who cUed Aur. 7. ing. who would be able to 1966. at the University of Connecticut, peratures In OonnecUcut Thura- is attending Army Reserve Of­ CANNON. TzouUe bixAe out in the pre­ new respoosibllltiea dealing The tears in my eires, 1 can wipe day through Sfbnday are expect­ especially with the problema cf away ficers’ Training Corps summer ed to average below normal. dominantly Negro area about But th« ache in my heart, will ai* camp at Indiantown Gap Mili­ 0:80 pjn., eeveral boura before th ki;Miatlon'e oittee. ways st&y. tary Reservation, Ann'ville, Pa. Daytime highs averaging Luxurious 'Long Wearing RepuMlcan ddegatee 10 mflea Nbfixon said he had been in el- Mother mostly in the 70s and ovemight away acrose Btocayne Bay aa moet contlnuouB seerioo wUh lows ranging from the upper 60s one hour out for sleep and that Card O f Thanks WUUam J. O’Neill Jr., son of Miami Beach nominated Rldi- Mr. and Mrs. William O’Neill to the mid 60s. No marked day- ord XL Mxon aa their preelden- 100 leaden had been consulted, We wtah to thank all of our neich- to-day change. bora. friends and relf..tres for me of 17 Doane St., has been named Percale Sheets Muslin Sheets tlal candidate. in person or by phone. many ads of kindne,« and sym- Precipitation may total one- “I have now made a deef- paUiy shown ua in our recent be­ to the Dean’s lis t for the second IBaml Police lA. Jay Golden half inch or more In showers , aion," he said, adding that he reavement. We espedally thank all semester at St. Francis College, 72” * lor or o* 72” X 108” OP Op, aold botti of tbe men who were thoae who sent the beautiful floral or thundershowers during the ' will recommend the oonvmtton tributes. Blddeford, Maine. He will be a Daslie Fitted Twio ^ shot were In good condition. He Mrs. William Hsusmann junior at the sdiool in the fall. first half of the period. EUsUc Fitted Twia Sb 1.69 nominate Agnew tor vice presi­ eald: “ Tbe police have not fired dent. Our (MW bullet.” 81” X 108” OP Agnew was elected governor 81” X 108” or Rag. Cflarence C urry, 25, waa of Maryland In 1906 after a teim h t 2.29 EUstie Fitted F II J ? ^ mxy ( Elastic Fitted Fall 1.89 wounded as he was beliig ques­ os copnty executive of BalU- AMemCA'B LAfiaBST P A M IU V CLOTHING CHAIN tioned In a looting case. Ooldan moro County, wMch surrounde Our nilow said two shots rang oiX in the the dty of Baltimore. SI 1 IQ Rag. r k g o f Pillow Pkg. of 2 L67 X o ! L y 2fortM 2 darkness but no gunman waa He attracted considerable Cases .79 seen, n ie other shooting victim, Democretlo support In the heav­ Satiny niooth petcalet woven to thii famous mills' Snowy white, anoothly Tmished Cannon Muslin Oeifluis Grlffen, was hit by a ily Democratic state after exacting standards o f quality. Snowy svhhe hixuiy! shaets a n famous for durability, fine constniction. stray bullet as be walked aioiig G eorge ICahcney, on ouUq^ofeen Taka advantage o f thia stock-up price! a sidewalk, police said. Roy Darwin, center, arrives for hearing in Tolland County Superior Court Most of tbe injured suffered CAP Ftwtoteai) Hiia morning. (Herald photo by Buceivkius) cuts from broken glass and bruises from rocks and bottle. G)lorful Deeorator Scatter Rugs No-Ifon Woven Police sold at least 82 store Richard M. Nixon were broken Into and even were looted. 'Riree con were . c For Every Room Plaid Bedspread burned and two were damaged Darwin Committed by rocks. ' Race Entered Too^ Late SALE! Four nwamen were among the injured and a man driving a i 3.88 car with a George Wallace 2.99 bumper sticker wa* stoned os BUNK SIZE hundreds of Negroes circled his Rocky, Hesitates, Loses TWIN OR FULL To Mental Hospital wrecked automobile. Dosed and SIZE REO. 9.99 bleeding, he was pulled to safe­ By CMABLES DUMAS political professionals and dis­ Not quite six weeks later, By ANTHONY CHKMA8I A. Tulin of Hartford testified In United States Supreme Court ty in a bar by two Negroes. Associated Press Writer mayed ardent admirers by an­ Rockefeller went before another Chooae phish A Superior Court judge Tolland Cknmty Supmlor Court. and a retrial ordered. - The violence ended after the MIAXn BEACH, Fla. (AP) — nouncing that he would not seek news conference, this time in solids, Danish Darwin will remain at Nor­ Albany, N.T., and declared that today ordered Roy F. Dar­ “He is extremely suspicious and Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller’s the nomination. inspired stripes 4 .8 8 wich State H o^tal until he is he had changed his mind—-he win of Andover committed distrustful and preoccupied with leading his Poor People’s Cam­ failure to 'win the Republican He had been expected to fill or Spanish symptoms of delusion.’’ weU enough to atand trial. He paign at the GOP conventlcni, presidential nomination almost the 'void left by the 'withdrawal now would pursue the nomina­ vrw en Mosaics. All to Norwich State Hospital, tion with “ all my heart.” The testimony was made at a is charged with second degree and Gov. Claude Kirk, a conven­ surely 'will be recorded as a of Michigan Gov. George Rom­ colorful Viscoae Blends after two psychiatrists murder, and could be eentenced tion delegate, walked torough classic example of the time­ ney, whom Rockefeller had en­ But damage had been done to vrith noivsfcid back and hearing to determine if Darwin testified that Darwin is is capaMe of standing trial in to life imprisonment if found the streeta urging calm and con­ worn adage, "He who hesitates couraged to carry the so-called ' his prospects. He not only loet fringed ends. 24" x 40” guUty. No tndteaiUon 'was gi'van mentally ill and unable to the 1068 slaying of 17-year-