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PAOB TWENTY-FOUR Average Daily Net Press Run FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 The Weather jUanriifiitfr Evsnltts Hfralli For The Week Ended June IS, 1968 Cloudy, showers. Low near 60. ' Jaanes Golden, son o f Mr. and iEanrhTStTr BrraUi Clearing tomorrow. High about About Town Mrs. John Golden o f 130 Por Reports Available Six Leave Residents Petition Board ter St, w«s named to the dean's aETCHER BLASS CO. OF MANOHBSTiai 15,105 80. H a r r y C . Gray o f 100 Oak Copies of Meoichester's list ft>r the second semester at Manchetter— A City of Village Charm Q ia n S,t, a junta- ma,>ortng' in 1966-67 annual report are still Providenfoo (R J.) Ootiege, available to tho.se town resi Next Week About Noise at Drivedn iikinatTftiTfiif and Jdm C. Oul- where he Is now a senfor. In **When You Think of Glass^ (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1968 (Okwstned Advertlalng on Page 11) PRICE TEN CENT’S ntpero of 47 AjOrnonth St, a dents who did not receive The Boqifi. of Directoiw has drants be painted yellow and 1649-4521 VOL. LXXXVir, NO. 214 May he was Inducted into Phi them when they were dis For France been ashed by neighbors of the that parking should be prohibit Think of Fletcher** m ti^ b o m a n majoctag: . Lloyd o f 218 Ly- Neville of 182 Deepwood Dr., Hster Sts., and bearing the head TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS North Korea Claims 20 French students will be com Miaiitln J. Fegy of 95 Oamp- ing, "A Breach of Peace Com dril a t was named to the dean’s recently completed a Radio ing to the Manchester area Bids Rejected aoid Rd. and Judith A. Hall of plaint,” was delivered by a from $25.00 to $45.00 Met IMt semeSber at the Od- Fundamantala School at the Aug. 1 as part of (heir trip to 128 Green Manor Rd. were nam spokesman of the group, to the Iqgs of ArchtaPture, Oomell Communications and Electronic (the United States. The Town Plamning Octtnmis- ed to the dean’s iUst at (the Uni (Brectors manning the board’s UUvwstty, Itheas, N. Y. Schools at the Marine Corps The six ECHS students going don kurt ndglA unanimnusly re Now Is the time to bring In your sereens to be repaired. versity o f Conneotlcut School semi-monthly comment sesatai Storm window glass replaced. Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. to PYance are Paul Aeford of jected a pah* of sene change ap- of Pine Arts. last night. Sinking of Spy Ship The Rev. Stephen Price, He Is now taking a ground radio 109 Lnckwood St., Constance pUoeMoiiB, one filed by Alexan repair course at the depot. BeIflo(re of 88 Porter St., Cath The directors at the seesion der Jorvto, the other by auil- AUTO GLASS INSTALLED cisate of St Italy’s EJplScopal The official board of North erine Macoarone of 82 Haw- were David Odegard, Francis man KeUti. TOKYO (AP)—(North Korea American and South Korean formed by the 314th Air Division Chundi, will conduct a service Methodist Church will meet tho(me St, Baihara Mlassaro of Mahoney end Nathan Agoa- The Jarvis appBcation con proclaimed its navy patrol boats authorities had no confirmation command post in Korea that a Sunday at 8:1S a.m. on radio The policy Committee of South Monday at 8 p.m. at the church. BLASS FURNITURE TOPS station WINF. The program Is 67 White St., Rdbert Rioux of tinelll. cerned Center at pnopeirty in sank an enemy spy ship early of any such incident. In Wash distress signal had been picked MethodlM Church will meet The Burger C2ief complaint sponsored by the Manchester Fast Haitford and Kathleen the Roosevelt - Alexander St. today in the Yellow Sea and ington a Pentagon spokesmen up today from a South Korean Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the The Emanuel Lutheran Church charges that large groups of MIRRORS (Firaplaee and Ooor) Council of Chtutfws. Beckett of 259 Hollister St. oiren presently dn Budness Zone sent the crew "to the bottom of said that, from a hurried check, fishing boat. church. Vacation Church School wBl young adults, "mostly in cars The trip Is sjponsored by the n . Jarvis, represented by Aibty. the sea to the last man.” "It would appear that this Ini This might have been the open Monday at 9:15 a.m. at and on motorcycleo,” congre- PICTURE FRAMING (all types) Organization for Study in I>Yance Without further Identifying tial report Is erroneous.” "spy ship” to which Pyongyang the church. ate there far beyond closing John LaBeUe, proposed, to re and America, and will consist the vessel, Pyongyang’s official A Seoul spokesman for the referred, though the report did hours and as late as 2 a.m. zone the 132,000 eq. f t parcel of a four-week hosnestay and a WINOOW and PLATE GLASS Korean Central News agency U.S. forces in Korea said: "As not give the time of the SOS or Concordia Lutheran Church to Bualneas Zone m, possibly The codnplalnt cites fights, broadcast a declaration that the far as wc know there Is nothing the location of the boat. two-week extensive tour of damage to fences and other pri for the purposes of putting a See this NEW STANLEY TOOL at.. will conduct a Vacation Church vessel was dispatched by "U.S. to It. We have no report on it." The North Korean account Northern France and parts of vate property, drinking, exces kutge chain department store school Monday through Friday imperialist aggressor troops The reaction of South Korean said the vessel was sunk near Belgium. sive noises, obscene language, there. next week from 9:15 to 11:45 who arc engrossed In Incessant military spokesmen was simi Boopo, also known as Pukpo, a The group will study the urihating, and sexual licenttous- Oommliaaion membezis said no a.m .at the church. KATHY SATS "COMPARE OUR PMCBS!" provocative acts on the ground lar. small fishing village off the French language and culture, ness. to the measure, citing that, the and will divide Itself Into two FRE23H, NATIVE: Strawberries, Peara, Asparagus, Beet and sea ar>d In the air of late” In Tokyo, anoUier American west coasft. near the 38th Paral It states that, when asked by most Intend ve budneas uses Greens, Spinach, Swiss Chard, Salad Bowl, Boston, Ro- groups to Prance. Sister Kath should not be In that, (area, that against North Korea. spokesman s.aid he was in- lel between Haeju and Yun- Hospital Group neighbors to desist, the young maine Lettuce, Cukes, and Hot House Tomatoes. ALSO: pyung Island. MANCHESTER leen Allen of New Britain end It w(ould be a further enoroiach- adults respond with abusive Crisp Air Macs and Rome A|^>les! "U.S. imperialist aggressor Sister Immaculate of Manches ment ion a Ridgewood St. resl- 1 At CHA Parley language and with threats of vio FRUIT: Peaches, Plums, Nectarines, Blue, Green, Seed troops . . . of late brought a ter will chaperone the group to denttal area and that It would lence. less Grapes, Mirons, P c^yus, Mangoes, Bing Chesrles, mother spy ship near Yunpyung be hosted in the city of Com- eggravofee already xx>or traffic Edward Kenney, administra The petition credits police ac Grapefrlut, Pineapples, California and Temple Oranges. Island in the West (Y^low) piegne. Mrs. Harold Weldon of condLUens. VEGETABLES: Egg Plant, Belgium Endive, Green, Yel tor of Manchester Memorial tion with heing effective wh«i See an/d arouivl dawn of the West Hartford wUl chaperone Keith’s appUoation wias to low Squarti, Leeks, Shalots, Hot Frytag Papers, Cauli Warren Successor Hospital, attended the 50th an provided, but states that the 22nd perpe(tretcd brigandish the other group to go to the city noises and nuisances remme chang;e from Reddenoe A to flower, Broccoli and Im port^ Red OnkMis. nual meeting of the Connecticut of Auxerre. provocative aerts by again dls- Hospital Association in New Ha when the police leave. Riesldenico B a parcel c f land Before arriving In Prance, WEEKEND SPECIAL for A SPECIAL KATHY! patohing spy ship near the ven yesterday. More , than 360 at Franklin and Goodwin Sts., there will be a three-day stop The spokesman for the peti Boopo Port," it said. hospital personnel from all parts for the pitrposes o f oonstruct- CHERRY TOMATOES ...... bskt. 3 S « May Spark Dispute over in London.» tioning group said that he had "Patrol boats of the navy of of the state attended the meet telephoned the Midwest offices ing a dngie apartment build CANTALOUPES ...... 4 for M .0 0 our People’s Army inetantly While in France, the students WASHINGTON (AP) — Three Nations, called him "one of the ing held at the Park Plaza Ho of the Burger Chef chain and ing. CUCUM BERS ...... 3 for opened a (»unterfire, sinking will take day trips to such places Republican senators say they greatest chief justices In the his tel. that he was assured by its top The oommi salon declared that the enemy spy ship and sending as Mont St. Michele, the Pal GREEN or YELLOW SQUASH ...... * lbs. will oppose any effort by Presi tory of the United States.” Others from MMH attending officers that the complaints will approving this eppUoation toe spy group ab^rd toe ship ace of Versailles, the Loire Val dent Johnson to name a new Warren served for 11 years as the meeting were Paul Somoza, vrauM be "a flagrant example CXIMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! the bottom of the sea to the. last ley, Notre-Dame Cathedral and be checked and that the nui chief justice of the Supreme Republican governor of Califor assistant administrator; David of epot zoning.” We Now Carry The Manchester Evening Herald man.” STANLEY the Cathedral of Chartres. sances will be eliminated. Court after Earl Warren steps nia, but that state’s Democratic Bourne, controller; William Only three persons appeared s Also Complete Line of SEALTEST Dnliy Products s down. North Korea seized the U.S. Most of the French students House Speaker, Jesse M. Unruh, intelligence ship Pueblo off Harkins, resident In hospi- ait the comment session lEUit Manchester delegation at Democratic State Con "For a ’lame duck’ president coming to Manchester are ex said Warren’s "contribution to Wonsan on the east coast last pital administration, and Ron night, including the one who pre to designate the leaxiershlp of the nation and the Ideals for pected to be boys between the io t t o f lo s — RCKikM vention has choice seats in lower middle section of Jan. 23. Efforts to obtain re ald Schmalz, personnel director. sented the complaint petition. "THE KING the Supreme Court for many which it stands are Incalculable. Np. M-1M ages of 16 and 23. The OPSA Bushnell Auditorium. (Herald photo by Pinto) lease of 82 surviving American Two officers of the Women’s One other, a Wednesday night iHooring Aids, Gaphos Democrats to Avert Fight years in the future would break He Is a great Californian, a still needs homes here for them, crewme of the Pueblo have so SLIMKNIFE Auxiliary, who also attended the Manchester High School grad /FkBM ghls faith with our system and would great American and a great and Miss Laurena Dutelle of P K O w c E r* meeting and later met with the be an affront to the American chief justice.” far failed. Avondale Rd. t^d a teacher at uate, said that he is concerned The Pyongyang broadcast statewide Auxiliary, were Mrs. ARTHUR ORUG 276 OAKLANBi STREET, MANCfilESTER s 643-6884 Other Political Developments people,” Sen. Robert P. Griffin, California Gov. Ronald Rea KNNt Illlng Junior High School will that the high school has dropped charged that "all provocative Martin Duke, president of the its wrestling program as of next R-Mlch., told the Senate. gan’s immediate reaction was Manchester Women’s Auxiliary welcome inquiries from pro- Over McCarthy Delegates “ With the court in adjourn "I wish he had waited until Jan CUTTINe cpectlve hosts. year. He asked the directors to (Sec Page Fourteen) of MMH; and Mrs. Raymond Intercede for its continuance. ment and the American people uary so his successor could be Their stay here will last from ed and Interruprted at several Rockefeller GOP Picking Peracchlo, flret vice president. The program was dropped By SOL R. COHEN Bailey, last night, said, "It’s about to pick a new administra apiK>inted by a Republican pres Aug. 1 to Aug. 23. They will be points in hiu 30-mlnute address, E¥ERYW m ! when Jack Early resigned and i.u i i t ® lle,” when told that (Soodwln tion which may considerably ident.” taking courses at East Catholic It appears that state said he (Bailey) was al- but never lost his “cool.” reorient the philosophy of our when funds for naats and other Warren himseld plane to re RANGE High School in the mornings. Democrats, convening in locating “ a single delegate” to McCarthy people, many of To Tour State Candidates national government, it would equipment were deleted by the turn to California Tuesday for a Their teacher here will be Dan Downtown Main St. Hartford today, will avert a the McCarthy forces, them guests and not delegates, be a major mistake to presume summer vacation. In the court Lone Sailor school board from its 1968-69 HARTFORD (AP) —’ Republl Carney, a teacher at Northwest floor fight between Sen. Goodwin, in a press release, gave Hart a rude reception and HARTFORD (AP)—New York today to fill such an important tradition, he has been silent on budget. FUEL OIL Catholic In West Hartford. Eugene McCarthy support- had attacked BaUey as "the nuany times during his speech, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will can congressional districts con post,” said Sen. John G. Tower, the whole matter of retirement, The third person who ap begin a campaign tour of Con The students will go from here HOUSE Manchester... ers and uncommitted party last state boss in the country,” especially when he said that ventions today are considering R-Tex. as have his aides. ^Saved’ by peared last night complained "those who harshly disapprove necticut at 10:30 a.m. Wednes GASOLINE ^New York City and then regulars for apportionment’-®*'^ boasts which persons stand the best Sen. Strom Thurmond. R-S.C., Speculation on why the 77- of illegal parking on Foster St., of President Johnson will find day when he arrives at Tweed- agreed with both of them, add year-old Warren chose this par ^p[8hington, D.C., before flying of the 44 delegates to tlie alone will dictate the chance to upset the Connecticut nome. between Pearl and Bissell Sts., that history Is not on their New Haven Airport. ing he was "delighted to hear ticular time to step down cen Coast Guard BANTLY OIL particularly In' front of fire OPEN 6 Democratic National Con- cobventi®” - side.” After his arrival, Gov. Rocke Democrats’ 5-1 upper hand in Chief Jus(Uce Earl Warren will tered on the belief he wished-to hydiwits. He recommended that vention - Bailey, In a short speech when He said toot Johnson’s ' deci feller then goes to the Leg;ion the U.S. House. be retiring from the Supreme ensure the llbral tradllon of FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. C O M iA N Y INC State and National Demo- he convened the convention, Casalino Gets all townwide curbs at fire hy- sion to quit toe presidency will Center, op Legion Ave., for a U.S. Rep. Thomas Mesklll Jr. Court. 1 have long favored such his court, which President John- (AP) — Hugo Vihlen’s one-man m MAIN STRfM DAYS cratlc Chairman John Bailey, an said, ” I look forward. In the next g o do'vvn in history as "mag meeting at 11 a.m. with inner- fight against the fury of 4,700 of New Britain is the only in a move.” son has mostly supported. Partial Grant old pro at compromise and con- 24 hours, to another spirited nificent in motive and very city teen-^ers. All three commented Friday Another, but- related theory. miles of Atlantic Ocean ended dilation, Is expected to allocate Democratic convention and I am cumbent Republican congress .T H i TOOL BOX OF THE WORLD RocWvillt l»7S 1771 Thomas Casalino, son of Mr. HALE THURS. likely as magnificent In re A public rally will be held on In the wake of authoritative re- was offered by Fred Rodell, off toe coast of Florida Friday 11 or 25 per cent, of the 44 na- open to aU different ideas and and Mrs. Steve Casalino of 11 LIQGEn DRUG sult.” the New Haven green at noon. man from (3onnecticut. He is not ports that Warren had written Yale, Urjiversity law professor with his tiny tub of a boat In the tlonal delegations to the McCar- proposals. We all will do what Dorset Lane, was awarded a • la c * Hart drew loud applause Fdllowiiig toe rally, Gov. contested for renomlnatlon to- Johnson of his intention to bow and authority on the Supreme frustrating clutches of the Gulf PARKADE thy group. ^ people of the when he said, “I myself am partial scholarship to East Cath I • • • « ■ NITES till 9 Rockefeller will have a public day in Torrington in the 6th out after 16 controversial years Stream. olic High School recently by OPEN The action will forestall the state and nation, and the out- uncommitted to either Deino- hot-dog lunch outside toe Holi that saw the barriers of school (See Page Fourteen) Battered by storm, thrice McCarthy group’s move to come will be a united Demo- craJtlc presidential candidate day Inn, on Interstate 91, in District, which covers the north segregation tumble and guaran;- Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La :45 A M. to 10 P.M. ■If aground, followed by whales, dies of Columbus, at Its final force a secret preference ballot cratlc Party,even though some and I could, with conviction, Meriden. west mer of the state. tees of the rights of individuals Vlhlen made the first 4,600-odd event of the season, a cookout among the convention’s 960 of us will g o home unsatisfied. ’ support either one.” A welcoming session will be The other districts: vastly exp(anded. miles from Casablanca to Mi R o v a l at the home of Mr. and Mrs. delegates, and will eliminate an Goodwin, for Sen. McCarthy, The McCarthy people cheered held following lunch at 3:30 —1st (Greater Hartford): Se(nate Judiciary (Jommittee Goldberg ami by himself. when he revealed that his wife William Stenger. Oastom Home Deeigm aiccompanying action by party And Adlai Stevenson ni, for p.m. at the Hartford Hilton Ho Chairman James O. Eastland, Then, betrayed by westerly and the two oldest of his eight State Rep. Elmer Mortensen of He attended Illlng Junior High BbiudiMitor SAT. ONLY! regulars, to commit all 44 of the Vice President Hut>ert Hum- tel, in Hartford. At 4:30 p.m., D-Mlss., said he believes the winds and the swift Gulf Stream children are for Eugene Mc Newington and Roger B. Ladd, School where he was in the ac- Btas Priat * Supply Ine. national delegates to the results phrey, wUl speah for seven mln- the New York Republican en elevation of an associate justice Boivs Out current, he reluctantly accepted Bf that secret poll. ' utes each at today’s session of Carthy. cellerated grroup, majoring In «f0 Huptford Bd. ters a private meeting with del Hartford councilman, remain to chief justice needs Senate a 25-mlle ride on a fishing boat algebra, and participated In MunohMtor, Oonu. The McCarthy group will pre- toe convention, And, everyone laughed when egates and alternates to the from what was earlier a six- confirmation, as was done in to a hero's welcome at Fort 1941 when Franklin D. Roosev sports. He Is a musician, and 848-8693 sent two minority reports, on Overshadowed by the contro- he said, “ what is troublesome in GOP National Convention until man field. The convention will Of UN Post Lauderdale. ( BxdL U m t 14M proposals turned down by toe versy over the selection of na- my house is that the family rule 6 p.m., at the Hilton. elt nominated Harlan Flske "I'm sick that I didn’t get to plays several Instruments. be in Hartford. Resoluitions Committee. tional delegates la the nomina- may become.the unit rule.” Rockefeller will attend a fund Stone to succeed Charles Evans UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. finish it," he said. "The west The first, a resolution to be (-io® today of Sen. Abralmm It was the change for Hum raising dinner at 7:30 p m. aJt —2nd (Tolland, Windham, Hughes. (AP) ___ — ______Arthur _J. Goldberg,...... wind held me off shore and the Introduced by Playwright Ar- Riblcoff for re-electdon in No phrey backers to cheer when he the Hartford...... Hilton,...... sponsored------Middlesex and New London con- Constitution says nothing out as U.S. chief envoy stream pushed me north. It was POOL SALE tour MUler of Roxibury, urges vember to his second six-year by toe Republican State Central ties): Former state Sen. Peter about that s^ clflc {X>int, speU- United Nations, Is setting the very worst thing, that could said, "I ’m sick and tired and an immediate halt to all bomb- term. The nomination w;ll be fed up with the notion that (Committee, and will address the P. Mariani of Groton is un- toe need for Senate ^ ^ busy future for himself as have happened. 25% off! tags in North Vle(tnam, a cessa- proposed by Gov John Hubert Humphrey is too close dinner at 8:30 p.m. contested at the session in WllU- confirmation of a justice. lawyer, writer, lecturer, profes- To his chagrin, the Coast tion of hoatiUdities, and peace ne- expected to be by to the president to have views He will depart at 10 p.m. ac m antic. Both Johnson and Warren, sor and government consultant. Guard listed him as a "search gotiaitlons involving all parties acclamation. and ideas of lus own.” companied by Secret Service —3rd (New Haven area and however, s u r e l y ^ mindM Goldberg, 59, has paid his and rescue case.” In toe war. The resolutions Keynote Speaker Sen. Philip There was a howl when he agents. Stratford): Stelio Salmona of ^ t the Se^te that spearh^^ gecretary-Gen- Vlhlen shrugged and said. committee had adopted a plank Hart of Michigan, a force- said, “ I don’t believe that Dick NEW YORK (AP)—A group of Orange, the 1966 nominee, re ^ In recent w « k s the attack OT eral U Thant. On Monday, after "the (3oast Guard confiscated whlch supports the Paris i>eace tol, witty, intelligent speaker, Nixon can put on enough TV young people supporting <3ov. portedly has an edge over Law- _.______heading the American delega-* my boat. I was ready to sail on omnlbus crime control bill John talks and commends President And an old pro at stirring makeup to beat anyone. ” Nelson A. Rockefeller an- rence DeNardis of Hamden and tion here since July 28, 1965, he to South Carolina—or wherever son signed Into law the pq^t ON ALL MEN'S Johnson for efforts to gain an crowd, certainly stirred the one He cautioned McCarthy and Robert Dunn of Milford. The will hand over the job to his sue- the current took me.” week. honorable peace. last night. (Sec Page Fourteen) convention will be in Hamden. cessor, George W. Ball. Vlhlen’s ride to shore in a (See Pago Fourteen) Some provisions of the bill are He W(aa heckled, booed, cheer Goldberg announced his resig- fishing boat detracted little The other resolution will be In- —4th (lower Fairfield Coun intended to overturn court deci nation weeks ago but stayed on from the courageous feat which troduogd by Atty. Sanford Plep- ty) : S(taite Rep. Lowell Welck- sions that restricted the admls^ TROPICAL WORSTED ler of Manchester, chairman of er Jr. of Greenwich goes un slblUty of confessions as evl- until he saw the U.S.-Soviet nu- started March 29 when he t)te local Mc(3arthy for President contested to the session In West- de(nce and eyewitness identlfica- clear nonproliferation treaty ap- shoved off from the North Afri- ppoved by the 124-natlon Gener- can coast. group. It calls for a change port. tion made in police Uneups. , ^ His six-foot vessel April Fool NEW In the state’s election laws, to —5th (upper F^^lfld, Water- Despite the rommente in the ^ . provide for a statewide prim bury-Meriden): Gaetano Russo Senate, ihere was praise for the historic Journey FOR ary, to choose pledged delegates of Waterbury has the town com Warren Friday president of the council In June, lashed to the side of a Coast to a national convention. mittee’s endorsement and is fa Arthur J. Goldberg, who left a , to law Prac- Guard cutter which, escorted McCairthy supporters are hold vored over Thomas J. Fitzger position on the court to become he engaged In Chi- Vlhlen to a landing at the mu- ald of Naugatuok. U. S. ambassador at the United ^®29-61„ and in Washington nicipol pier. Hundreds of well- 1968 ing a 9:30 rally this morning on before entering government wishers roared congratulations. the grounds of the State Capitol. ------service as secretary of labor in "I guess I’ll park it in my ga- SUITS The principal speakers are Paul the Kennedy Administration, rage for a couple of years,” Vlh- • COMPLETE STEEL FRAMING O’Dwyer of New York, a Mc- This time he will practice either len said of the sturdy craft Oajtoy backer and surprise win In Washington or in New York, which had brought him so far. <» OZITE CARP^ ON ALL DECKS ner of Ws state’s primary elec He has rival offers from firms After the greetings by the Many Famous Names tion for U.S senator; and Rich Prompt Signing Seen in both cities and will decide be- crowd gathered on Fort Lauder- > PLUS MANY, MANY OTHER FEATURES ard Goodwin, a form/er ^ e c h - tween them over the weekend dale’s Pier 66, Vlhlen recapped wrlter for the late Sen. Robert on his Virginia farm. his voyage. MICHAEL STERN # BROOKFIELD Kennedy and now a McCarthy PRESENTING The WORLD'S MOSTELEgT n T supporter. I For Tax Hike Bill (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Seven) • CLIPPERCRAFT WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi taxes since 1951 during the Ko BACK YARD FAMILY SWIMMING POOLS! dent Johnson Is expected to sign rean war wtien^-€is now—U.S. forces were heavily engaged In within a few days the 10 per electrically Plank Included an Asian war. HOT WATER cent income tax surcharge bill The 10 per cent surcharge Is and taxpayers should find pay- retroactive to April 1 for Indi The Metric System: 18 x48' POOL PACKAGE On Fiscal Study checks smaller before the end of viduals, Jan. 1 for corporations. plenty for a srowini family Men's Ughfweighf July. It expires June 30, 1969 unless • 4” SIT ON LEDGE • AUTOMATIC SKIM HARTFORD (AP) — One of It doesn’t make much difference to Dolly The first federal income tax extended. • WINTERIZED LINER • TEST KIT the c|ilef surprises at the State hike In 17 years, coiq>Ied with a A few senators*' warned Debate Starts Again • SAND FILTER • BOnOM VAC whether the water is hot for her bath. Democratic Convention yester $6-bllUon cut In federal spend against the bill in the final de • 41" UDDER • CHEMICALS But, enough hot water makes a big dif day was the Resolution Com ing, whipped through the Senate bate, but the grreat majority ap By ROBERT A. HUNT a leading republican economizer SPORT COATS mittee’s decision to put a new Friday by a surprisingly large peared to feel it was essential to Assoi'iated Press Writer in the House, gives an indication ference in the needs of a growing family. fiscal plank in the state plat margin, although passage had demonstrate the fiscal responsi WASHINGTON (AP)— The that the debate which started form. Removed by the commit Do you have an aggravating shortage of been expected. bility of the government. gram and the meter, the foot when the French adopted the OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-8 • DAILY 10-8 tee was a statement of opposi The vote was 64-16 with some Sen. WUllam Proxmlre, D- and the pound—those scarred metric system In 1795 Is likely hot water? So you never have quite tion to a state Income tax. In senators predicting that eco Wis., argued that it could lead Old veterans of earlier congres to continue. enough for all the dishes, cleaning and stead, tj)e committee platform nomic recession, not rekindling to an economic recession in sional wars^—are , about to "What do we need a study of SEE OUR FABULOUS POOLS TODAY! baths for your family? This problem calls for ’« study commission to of faith in the dollar, would be 1969. square off again on Capitol hill. the metric system for," says review "all sources of revenue the result. Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., Scheduled to reach -the House Gross- " I ’m sure the Bureau of may be due to an overage or ailing water essential to meet the fiscal Johnson Is sure to sign the said the bill was. certedn to floor Monday is a bill to author Standards can give us all too In BALL • DAY • IH8HT • fUN. heater which just isn’t up to your needs. needs of the state.” measure despite misgivings on mean shortsighted cuts in ize a three-year study of in formation we need.’ ’ FREE BEACH BALLS Upon hearing of the com the depth of 'liiandatory spend spending for education ahd wel creasing the use of the metric Miller is chairman of the ing cut. Just when was not cer system—grams and meters^ln 688- 6W 1 There is a simple solution. RENT a save many dollars o ff our mittee action. Governor fare programs. House Science and Astronautics FOR THE CHILDREN Dempsey said he remained op tain. White House press secre Nor, he declared, will It ac the United States. 5 ^ Oil Of T«wr • Call Oolliot brand new Electric Water Heater from regular prices rt ooaita epring to life wiith the lighter, brighter hoped the original plank Is re inflation and restoring a sound the Senate in the last CXmgress or plumbing contractor or HELCO for look. Our large ccUeofcton spotlights multed piaids, itaitter- stored by the time the platform raised 10 per cent for Individu dollar. ment. and was approved by this same Is finally approver by the full als In the first pay period 16 ” It’s got to come. We can’t go the “ HELCO hot water service plan’’ salls and soUd color blazers. Three-button single vent “The economic problems of house committee but never got Utytes. convention today. days after the measure Is this country result from the oh using our present system and past the House Rules Oimmlt- Republicans expressed opposi al^^ed. Vietnamese war and the people do business around the world,” tee, which clears bills for House • Regulars 86 to 46, Longs 88 to 46, 1695 POQUONOOK AVENUE (Route 75) WINDSOR tion to a state Income tax In Passage of the bill marked are beginning to understand It,” says Rep. George P. Miller, D- consideration. ONE MILE SOUTH OF BRADLEY FIELD The Harlford Electric Light Company Shorts SO to 48 their platform adopted at the Gov. John Dempsey, left, chats with State and National Democratic Chairman the first time Congress had (3aHf., a chief backer of the bill. John Bailey. (Herald photo by Pinto) agreed to boost federal Income (See' Page Three) But Rep. H. R. Gross, R-Iowa, (See Page Seven) rOUR im^TOR OWHlB [LICTRIC C O m H Y (At This Low Price, There’ll Be A Slight Alteration Charge) (See Page Foiiiteen)

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P A O E TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATqRDAY, JUNE 22, 1968 PAGE THREE Recent College Grads y Vemon Vemon Sheinw old on K ridge Vemon Junior High Grads Rock D ance EDUCATED GUESS NORTH B azaar Set HAS ■'Ih LJMiHA A A 9 5 Russell Allen Jr. KaroU Sue Farris David Francis Plante I By ALfBED SHEINOUD <0 KJ65 Karen Lorraine Allison Bruce Walter Ferguson Joyce Marie Plaszewski T o m o r r o w N e x t W e e k O j Terry Wayne Amzden Mary Suzanne FUtler Michael Alfred, Poehnert If the opponents have biA ^ K I076S Carol Sue Anderson Timothy Richard Flaherty Linda Susan PoUqutn A teen-ace rock dance at Final plans for St. Bernard’s you can begin the play of the EAST Jeffrey David Anderson Dana Steven Fhiet Joseph Bernard Powers II Henry Park tomorroor will fea annual bazaar have been an hand with an educated guess as_ ♦ 43 Barry Everett Andrews Mary Loretta Folsy Sharon Leigh Powers ture three iMada, Ih e Windy to bow the suits are going to' (7 Q32 Peter Roy Anestls Douglas Robert Fontaine Kenneth L e «i Provencher City, The Spectrum, and H ie nounced by honorary chairman Curt JMkson Ford III break. An idea of this kind is O AKQ 10 8 3 Craig William Arcari Shirley Ann Prucha the Rev. George F. X Reilly Showman’a Holiday. Thla la the a useful crutdi; don’t let it ♦ 83 Kenneth Allen Arzt II David Michael BYanek William Hodges Purnell firat erent plaaned for teen- i r and general co-chairmen Ed became a strait Jacket SOUTH ■ June Patricia Aylward Kathleen Ann FYazler Deboo-ah Ann Quinn Paul Wayne Frasier David Craig Raines acera uainc the new nmaic abov ward Mamuaska and Sterling Opening lead —four of dia- 4 Q 6 2 . 1 Mark Steven Baer Steven Joseph Oalett Richard Aksel Randiov and U aponaored by the Rock- mends. 9 A 10987 I ' David Martin Bailey Little. The bazaar win be held Timothy A r^ lb ert Gallup riUe Aren Arta Council. South knew that EJast’s open 0 72 1 Lorraine Jeanne Baker Linda Ann Redfleld -Monday through FHday — will Thomas Edward Baker Richard James Garabedlan Theresa Denise Remklewlcz H ie Orot actieduled prafram ing bid of two diamonds, a * AQ4 1 o f the Arta Council waa a school be open evenings from 6:30. A “ weak two-bid,’ ’ riwwed a Timothy Balkan John Adam Gavin Gary John Renna West North Eart Soodi 1 band concert pootponed from M>eoUl kiddies matinee win be good six-card suit with little Stephen Michael Banks Nancy Vera Geiken Patricia Anne Reudgen Pass Pass 2 0 -Double 1 June 9 and then canceled be held June 29 from 1:30 to 6 ride stnmgOi. East’s length in Peggy Irene Barbero Thomas Genovese Gordon Edward Rice 2 4 3 4 Pass 4 i;? 1 cause ot rain on June 16. H ie !T p m. with reduced rates on diamonds indicated that he Robert Curtis Barstow Randolph Anthony Gessay Leslie Ann Rich rides. All Pass square dance demonstration would be abort in the other suits. Priscilla Bell Melissa Ann Gill Robin Irene Risley which waa planned for June 16 H mc« wB be sevep rides and South therefore expected East Rutlianne Belotti Linda Joyce Gilroy Myron Arthur Robbins III 18 booths in the bazaar which oras rained out and hdd on June to be short in trumps. and then runs the clubs, maHny Thomas Mark Benedict MicheUe Marie Glnolfi Robert Edward Roca M,A, in Chemistry’ win be held in the parking area Gary Evans Glass 20. E ^ won the first trick'with the game and two overtridcs. Beverly Mary Berger Nancy Mary Rockx next to the church. A drawing Raymond Larry OUdden Rdbert Velardl program chair the queen of dtomonds end re South would be safe even if Alexis Henry Beron ni Robert Joseph Roeencranse Donald K. Kuehl of 74 Moun for prizes will be held at Glenn Thomas Gordon man, said that tomorraor's rock 11 turned the tour of spades. South West had Q-x of hearts, in Peter Wendell Berrlault Thomas Morton Roth tain Rd. was awarded his mas p.m. on June 29 on the bazaar Dale Warren GotOer Joseph Albert Rowe mtOBAMO B. LAV DABIKL M. 9 jorac K WBiuuew and roll dance waa planned as played low, and West’s ten whirii case the finesse wUh die Emery Berry m ter’s degree in chemistry from grounds. Prizes include a 1968 David Henry Graezyk Mary Margaret Russel m Porter, M. CilM tFJ M Bireli BA a combination to graduation forced out dummyi's ace. Now, ten of hearts would lose. If Daniel Edward Berube Bitui automobUe, a 1968 portable col Mark Frederick Greene Sranley Thomas Sadlak W i M ln i week and that there will be the University of Connecticut acting on the theory that East West then led spades. South’s Kathy Marie Blbeault B. 8. In r tiyelenl June 3. or TV set, a portable converti Artoifr Elmer Greenfield Linda Helen Sadrozinski B. S. in B. A In many ' such dances for teen was short in trumps. South led queen would take a trick; and Marcia Joan Bickford ble dishwasher, golf clubs, bag David Andrew Greenfield Mary Anne Saegaert PnlretiH/ New agers during the summer at the He is the son of Mrs. EHla F. a trump from dummy to die if West led anything else South Donna Marie Bienkowski and cart and an seven-speed Glyde Randall Grindal Pamela Jean Saich park including a hootenanny and Kuehl of Malden, Mass., and the ace. would discard his spades on Deborah Ann Blais blender. Winners need not be Robert Walter Gross Jacqueline Samson a talent show. late Adoljdi A. Kuehl. He was Hils play cost him the game. dummy’s long dubs. Barbara Louise Boettcher present. David Edward Guidottl Bradford Lee Sanborn graduated from M ed ford South drew another trump with Dally QoestloD Elaine Marie Bonomo H ie portdhg area at the pool William Anthony Hale Roger Peter Saucier (Mass.) High School in 1942 and The bazaar will be held in or the king and then began on the As dealer yon bold: Spades, Patricia Jean Bossie will be used for dancing with the Kenneth Harold Hall Robert Burke Saunders received his B.S. fr6m the Mas der to finance improvements to clubs. Blast ruffed the third Q-6-2; Hearts, A-16-6-8-7; Dia Robert Leighton Bossie shell set up to accommodate the George Michael Hambach Douglas John Say sachusetts Institute of Tech the church. round of clubs end led his other monds, 7-2; Chibs, A-Q-4. David Holmes Boucher l>aJids. Palr-oK time begins at 6 Julle-Kay Handlen Ronald Gordon Say nology in 1948. He also bolds a Chairmen of booths wlB be What do yon sayT Mark Boudreau p.m. with dancing until 8 p.m. spade, whereupon West took Susan Virginia Hannabury Constance Anne* Scata master’s in psychology from Mr. and Mrs. John FOrUn, two spade tricks to defeat the Answer: Bid one heart. You Michael Joseph Boudreau H iere is no admission charge. Janice Lynn Hannaford Robert Paul Schaeffer 2 Trinity College, Hartford, earn James Bifolck, Mr. and Mrs. contract. have 12 points in high cards mvi FtiylUs Gail Boutheau The Windy City and The Cathy Ann Hanson Robert Oscar Schulten ed in 1968. Robert Chamberlain, Lee Pro- 1 point for the doubleton, oiough Randolph Peter Boynton Spectrum are local grotipe and Shonld Finesse Susan June Harrlman M aiy Prances Sereby Kuehl is employed as chief of vencher, Tom Schwartz, Joseph for an optional opening bid. You Franclne Lllyaim Brault the Showman’s Holiday are South could afford to lose a Deborah Jean Harris Paul Nathan Shapera process engineering in the com Konlckl, Mrs. Sterling Little; decide to bid this bordeiUne Joanne Mary Brescia from ICandieater. H ie Windy trump trick to West, btit not to Joanne Henrlques Thomas John Shaughnessy posite materials department at Joseph Fecteau, James Doherty, hand because you have fine Kenneth Edward Brierley City was named winner in the Blast Hence declarer should be Susan Marie Henry Leslie Madeleine Simon Hamilton Standard. He is sec Mr. and Mrs. Allen Scheuy, Phil high-card structiwe and a strong Terrance Scott. Brltner recent battle o f the bands con gin the trumps by taking dtun- John Munson Herzog Michael Brian Skinner retary of the Town BuUdlng lip Audibert, Jrtm D aiê, Miss five-card major suit. Carol Mlarle Brough test at the IBgh Schott sponsor my's king. He next leads a lo^V Craig Henry Hewitt Jeffrey Scott Slack Committee and a member of the Ann Marley, William Czarwin- Copyright 1868 Ronald John Bower ed by the Veraon Jayceea. trump from dummy and tries a Lynne Anne Hoekstra Carolyn Jean SUsz Republican Town Committee. skl, John Woron, Norbert Millix, General Features Oorp. Michael Stacey Brown Adults will have their nights finesse with the ten. Westhill Residents Have Hobby Display Michelle Leigh Hollister David Robert Slyne He retired in 1966 from the Gene Orlowskl, Robert King, Lana Lea Marie Bruce on Tuesday when Evea«tt Frey’s As the cards lie, this finesse Gloria Ann Huestis ^ Robert Ed-ward Smith 2 Bernard Carpenter, John (3e»- Mrs. Lola C. Hutchinson displays the intricate work of her dollcraft, in the Westhill Gar Steven Jefferson Bruckner “ Big Band Sound of the Forties’ ’ U.S. Army Reserve, 76th Dlv. works. South draws another Mark Roger Hurlburt Paul Bertrand Sonler (T rg.) having earned the >ank say. St. Bernard’s Ladles Guild dens hobby and handcraft exhibition at the social hall of the commiuiity building, 24 Blue- Kristie Ann Bulger will fiM Henry Park with leas round of trumps with the ace. Russell Paul Hyjek Diane Lynn Squires of lieutenant colonel. and the Knights of ColOmbus Held Dr. H ie exhibit, which started yesterday, will be open today until 4 p.m. Residents of Ivtui Flrederlck Bunker frantic music. It will be a time Jean EUzaboth loicobuccl Carol Ann Stanford wiH operate booths. Westhill will display oil paintings, needle work, ceramics. Jewel work, doll clothes, sewing, Joan Theresa Bunker for dancing or for Just listening He is married to the former Dennis FTanklyn Jackson Barbara Lynne Steinberg Finance chairman is E. Fen crocheting, and furniture refinishing. (Herald photo by Buceivicius.) Sharon Marie Burr under the stars, hopefully. The Carol Goodyear of Springfield, THC V»t$Ck CO0K)eit*ON irtswn John Edward Jamieson John Park Stevenson ton Burke with Don Brand chair Rohert Frloiicia Camjibell program begins at 8 until 10. Maae., and is the father of BLAKE EDWARDS psoouctios Linda Susan Jesanis Jean Margaret Stoirs man of the clean-iq> committee. Gary Mark Cantor This is also a no admission three. Robert Emmett Jlnklns Linda Ann Strait Shari Jane Cantor T. SBtABON A O 'N EIL event, courtesy of the Arts Christine Diane Johnson Timothy Patrick Strawmyre m Vernon 9L Council. Prompt Signing Seen Patricia Ann Carey Thomas Joseph Stmad U Thnjer Bd. Kurt William Johnson James Austin Chaffee Bbnebeoter Raymond Eugene Johson Marion Elizabeth Sutherland Boyle Retiring, ■ T H E P A w r y April Lynn Christensen B. A in B . A In H W o ^ Mancbeoter i m n E E B T Gloria Diane Jones Lorayne Swanson Paul Joiui Chuck Jr. Mercy Hoopitnl Kathy Eileen Jullano Pamela Ruth Swlnnerton THEATER TIME Feted at Party For Tax Hike Bill Doris Jean Clvltello "W icked Marjorie Ann Kanla Linda Lee Syriac SCHEDULE UMKMYWMIHI WINNER D r e a m s o f Beverly Ann Cocheran Veteran Town of Manchester Stanley Kramer (Continued from Page One) Diane Mary Kebart Edward Joseph Szalapski P'Oflwei'OA P a o U not filling one out of every four Sandra Jeanne Cochran employe John M. Boyle o f 601 O iid t s '* _ Doreen Ruth Kehoe Doviglas Gregg Talley Hospital Notes Morae said, You can see it in vacancies. Henry Robert Oolangelo Joseph Alfaro during the graduation exercises. Furs Stolen SA’TCRDAY E. hliddle Tpke. was honored Spencer i Sidney i Katharine Arthur Paul Kelley Carol Ann Tarasclo Other proviafons of the b ill: Nancy Helen Cole Burnside—Graduate, 7:06-9:10 niursday night by over 100 TRACY ' POITIER ' HEPBURN EAST WINDSOR their votes.” Debra Ann Kenlston Kathryn Tarasek —Put off for a year, to July 1, Cynthia Ellen Comstock South Windsor at S p.m., aad start, in 0 » Cinema 1—^The Fox 7:16-9:30 co-workera and other friends at [ASTHARTfORO DRIVE IN ★ RT 6 Sen. John J. WHUama, R-Del., Sharon Ann Kennedy Robert Bowditch Taylor F r o m M o d e s . , ., 1969, the freeze provision on fed- Gail Leslie Connell varlsw todls, at: Pediatrics, 8 State — VUla Rides, 1:40-4:06- a rriirement party at the Army guess who's i DRIVE IN ★ RT 5 Sandra Claire Kerr Michael Geogre Tedford a ^nspor of the measure, said nâtchlng of AID to Faml- Maureen Ann Connor puB-S sd f servlee todt, 16 ajB.t 6:30-9:00 and Na'vy Ohdi. coming to dinner' Bryan Frank Kielbanla Paul Bernard Thayer A rough estimate of more than "this 1s stem fiscal acUon but if ues with Dependent Children in- Joanne Conti O n m ta HsriM, 6 pjM. wseb' U-A-’Theater — Guess Who’s Boyle is retiring Friday from Mao I Karen Sue Kolanko David Edward Therault Graduation Organist^ Blind^ 61,600 in furs were talqen from we do not take it the budget def- eluded in the 1967 Social Secuii- days, 6 pjB., weefcends aad hsB- Coming to Dinner, 2:00-8:30- hfa position of foreman In the Redgrave ' Final Week! niankg Mw, BMamoal Christina Winton Cook Jo Ann Koschwltz Bennie Crawford Tlner Jr. Manchester Modes Pine St. last iclt in the next fiscal year is al- ty Act. Under this provision, the Wayne Eric Cook dsgrs; private rasms, 16 aJB.i 9:06, Georgy Girl, 3:46-7:20 Town Water Department, after “OiklBOY «1BL” Nancy Ruth Krowka Kimberly Shepard Tobin night in what police termed “ a moat certain to exceed 630 bU- federal government would have Kenneth Francis Corneau Wins Diploma with Friends send private reams, I pja,; well thought-out robbery.” East Hartford Drive-In—^The 23 years o f town emplojrment. Mon. thni Fri. "Dinner” 9:00 Charlene Dallas Krumm Paul Stephen Todd vM Bag la m , 616, and MS la lion.” limited its aid to the same pro- Diane Frances Cosgrove Linda Diane Tomko Investigators said that en Party, 10:20; Wicked Dreams, He started working in the ■Glri” 7:15-Sat.-Stin. "Din \ THE John Austin Lacey When the g;raduate8 ^ South He liaa a cane and sometimes aay for tamnadlate faaiily Sen. George A. Smathers, D- portion of the state’s children Laura Jean Cosgrove Lloyd ESdward Torrey trance to the factory was gained 8:40 water department on Dec. 10, ner" 2;iXMS:8l>-9rt», '.'Olri”, Stephen Allan La Counte Windsor High School marched uses it, but more often he has ridy, wUh a flve-nilaatr Bmito- 3:48-7:20. | \ Fla., the other chief sponsor, which the state had on welfare Mark Allen Crandall Carol Johanne Touchette through a restroom window, and East Windsor Drive-In—^Bea 1946, and has worked there Richard Carl Ladd down the isle Tliursday to the friends who will take toe place vlatliag heufa la \ GRADUATE said “ it will dampen down the rolls In the first three months of Nancy Lynne Crane Kathleen Ann Tracy that once inside, the burglars ver Valley, 8:40; Sound of Mu coniUnuoualy. KIDDIE SHOW Wed., Thun. William Dexter Laking music of “ Pomp and Circum of his cane in directing him. are f ts 4 pjn. fliaa \ THE FUNNIEST fires of infiatlan, prevent a 1968. Mona Lee Crockett E. Wayne Tracy climbed over the top of a cage sic, 9:10 Boyle has been succeeded .aa Fri., Blon., Tnea. ai2.di Leo Robert LaPlante stance,” they thought more of Ricky is an average student V MOSTTOUOHINa rei>etition of the financial —Extend until 1970 the Kedth Richard Cudworth Cheryl Ann Trottler beglB agala at 7 p jn . Vlattara to get at the furs, consisting Manchester Drive-In — Shaki ftoreman by Darrell Hbvey, for- “Who’s Blinding The MlntT” Deborah Marie LaPointe who has accepted his bUndness / FILM OF THE crunch of 1966, preserve the dol- present 10 per cent and 7 per Jennifer Lee Curclo" the organist than they did of are asked ast to aaaske la pa>> largely of boas and scarves, est Gun, 10:46; King Kong Es merty assistant operator of the Wed., June 80th Lawrence LaPointe Jr. Paula Lynn Turner and done, his best in adl areas. YEAR! lar at home and abroad, and cent respective rates on tele- lUastei^s Degree ^ the music he was plajtog. ttaaPs reami, No more flaw tire much of them mink. capes, 8:40 water filtration plant. “raB DETEOnVE” Robert Leland LaPointe Richard Allan Tyler Jr. He has his own band and has vtoHara a t aae flats par palieat. shore up the international mone- phone and auto excise taxes, * ” Jean Marie D'Agata Vincent Anthony VlVenzlo Organist for the entire gradu More than lOO articles were TONIGHT 1 4. DMW, TMUS Jo-Anne {luto LaPorte played at many events. 7:05-9:10 tary system.” then provide for pltasdng them Gerald P. Rothman of Man- Nianne Joan Daley Sharon Ellen Ward ation ceremony was Joseph A. taken, according to police de SUNDAY Stephen Henry Larson P atlento Today; 811 Burnside—Graduate, 7:06-9:10 \ “ H ie decisive vote increasing out so they would end in 1973. .Chester, son of Mrs. Arme Ernest Raymond Davis Jr. Richard Galen Welter Alfaro, a member of the gradu All who know this graduating tectives. Laurie-Jejme Latimer senior predict great things for ADMTrrED YESmRDAY: Cinema 1—’The Fox, 7:15-9:30 MANCHESTER TONIGHT taxes and decreasing projected —Provide for a speedup in in- Rothman ot 11 Tyler Circle, re- Linda Ann Davis Michael Dennis Welles ating class. Alfaro, or Ricky as The factory manager refus D R I V fc -IN James John Lattanzio Jr. he is known to his friends, had him in the future. Says high Kennthe Braaa, Ektot H ailford; State—Villa Rides, 1:40-4:08, BOTH 1st RUN public expenditures — both un- come tax iiayments by smaller , ^ master of science de- Michael Dennison Susan Jane Welply ed to comment on the robbery popular measures in ap election corporatlore so that eventually William David Dennler Paul Nathol Latulippe Jr. school principal Carulo, “ You Cbarim Brendel, 54 McKkdey 6:30-9:00 B O T H IN CX)LOR Judy Lynn Wentworth to work much harder than the other than stating he had not S80 BUPNSIDE AVE EAST tfAHi . year—should go far to sustain they would be on a current ba- in secondary scliwl Prancls Dick Richaird John Lauble other graduates to reach this know he will really amount to at; Mrs. Sandra Bniggemaim, U-A-'Theater — Guess Who’s PANAVISION’ conn David Francis White Bast Harbford; Mrs. Agnes Gets Masten^s as yet determined the full in Don Knotts “SHAKIEST GUN IN THE W EST’ TREE PARKING 5?8 ri i confidence in the dollar, the sis. Robert Ddckerman Joseph Lavltt day of achievement. something.” ventory or value of the missing Coming to Dinner; 2:00-8:30- Tracy Lawlor Karen Lorraine White Buocino, 106 Charter Oak St.; Robert F. Halvorsen, son of Wednesday! “The Thomas Crown Affair” (b CMor) economy on which it is based, —Eliminate, effective May 1 Central ^H M ticu t State Ool- Kenneth Owen Dlmock Ricky started as a freshman items. The 61,500 was a prelim 9:06; Georgy Girl, 3:48-7:20 Sally Ann LeBrun Michael Edgar Wiesner Dorati^ Bymee, 06 Laura Dr., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Halvorsen and our s y s t ^ of government,” this year, the tax exemption lege at its June 9 commence- Tpomas Orrln Dlmock at South Windsor High School Manchester Evening Herald, inary estimate given to police. East Hartford Drive-In-The James Albert Lee ni Margaret Mary Wilde Hribron; Bruoe Oalsoe, RFD2, of 89 Oxford St., was awarded said Henry H. Fowler, seretary privilege on industrial develop- Debra Marie Dish aw nearly five years ago. During South Windsor Correspond,eat, It was the second break at the Party, 8:40; Wicked Dreams, Robert Edward Lee Candace Lee Williams Coventry; Dianne Cart Bast his master’s degree In public of the Treasury. ment bond Issues exceeding 61 Pamela Joy Doggart his freshman year he was Catherine R. May, tol. 644-2296. factory this year. Two fur-trim 10:18 Roberta Anne Leiper Marlena Jean Winchester HSartfortl; Mrs. Lucille Oavag- administration from Harvard Fowler hailed the congres- mllUon. iBernice Doherty stricken with glaucoma, and he med coats valued at between East Windsor Drive-In—Bea Another Feature At Donald Michael Leixiard Jr. Barry John Wiser mro, 72 Linpmore Dr.; Arthur University June 13. slonaJ approval as a “ momen- —Give tax exempt status to 7^7, and Is a 1980 graduate of jnchael Paul Dombek lost all his sight. He then at 6180 and 6200 were taken in an ver Valley, 8:40; Sound of Mu Kathleen Ann Lewis Sharon-Jane Withrow Cochrane, 17 Ckttage St.; Al He has received a scholarship tous decision.” organizations providing various M m c I ^ ct High S c ^ l . Andrea Gail Donlon tended the Oak Hill School for April robbery. sic, 9:10 Deborah Lynn Wolenskl Orlowski Fetfid fred Coen, 53 Park View Dr., from Harvard and will continue The surtax has the effect of joint services to hospitals. During his year of grammte ugborj^h Anne Dorazio Michael Paul Uttle three years but was able to re Manchester Drive-In — Shaki Dane Michael Wright South Windsor. study there toward his Ph.D. raising nearly every taxpayer’s —Allow states two additional ^ if Barbara Gayle Dow Stephen Gordon Lohnes turn to South Windsor High est Gun, 8:48; King Kong Es W ED.: 'THE Picture of 1968 Gaylon LeRoy London Linda Ann Wright On Retirement Also, Mkdiael Oovensioy, 106 He earned his B.S. also in GLEN HAVEN bill by 10 per cent. In other years, to Jan. 1, 1970. to buy the at MHS and lator became a jjolly Marie Dowding High this past fall to complete PRERE(X)BDED TAPE Ian Christian Wulff capes, 10:80 words, If you now pay 61.000 a protection of the voluntary part ™ Debra Ann Drake John Edward Luth Jr. Afcby Dr., Wapping; Mis. Joyce business administration, from SALES UP Michael John Yetz his high school career there. Joseph T. Orlowski of Stafford the University of Michigan in BOYS’ DAY CAMP year in taxes, you would pay of the medicare progp-am for fv..-. ll°aanne Marie Drury Fay Rose Lyon FVfrry, Gehrlng Rd., ’IViUand; He and hte vrife toe f o ^ e r Raymond Arthur Young High School Principal Fred J. Sporlngs was honored last night 1963. He is a 1960 graduate of NEW YORK (AP) — Manu OOVERNOB’S WHISKEY 61,100 if it were in effect for a welfare recipients, Shelia MacKeen * Gordon FHIilg, 78 HUlaide Miss Marilyn Riedeir of Man Russell Robert Zaccaro Carulo said that Alfaro has not Manchester High School. facturers’ sales of prerecorded LIFTED full year. —Allow jobless fathers to get Denise Ellen Dutton Janice Gail Macomber at a retirement party at toe Mkuror AnrC., Vernon; Linda chester, live at 65 School St. Terri Lynn Zaparesky changed since he knew him as tapes rose 74 per cent in 1967, to CHARLESTON, S.C. (A P ) — [HELD OYER Another way of putting it both unemployment compensa- Michael Francis Dwyer Marie Mae Madore Shell Chateau, WiUlmantic, by Flagg, Glastonbury; Mrs. Mari In 1968, he went to 2iambla to Stanley James Zaremba Jr. a freshman. “ He was a very work in the newly emerging 6106.1 million at retail list price An employe at the hotel where MISS IT! would be If you are paid weekly tion and AFDC welfare checks Linda Marie Eaton Steven Gordon Malinoski on Oowdy, Brewster St.,^ Oov- DRiVE-IN Thomas Jay Zavarella friendly personable kid then, his fellow workers in toe State value, a Record Industry Asso the Southern Governors Confer Bi^KETBALL and 680 per week is deducted for in the same week, David Alfred Eklund Katherine Jeanne Malone entry; Mrs. Juel Johnson, Tal- country’s budget office in the one you knew would make Department of Finance and ciation of American study re ence is being held took advan% POSITIVELY ENDS TUESDAY Nancy Jane Elliott Christine Helen Zurawek oohbvlUe; Mrs. Jean Lonergan, Ministry of Finance, under a federal income tax, 685 will be —Direct the President to sub Susan Ann Mancuso something worthwhile of him veals. tage of host Gov. Robert Mc-^ Children under 12 Free "JU NG LE BOOK” shown 1st nltelv Reunion Listed Maryellen Louise Pabale Gary Paul Marquis Control Division of Central Col Shirrs; Mrs. Irene Manning, 23 grant from the Massachusetts deducted when the tax goes Into mit to Congress by Dec. 31 of self, and he still is today.” Ca The study Includes manufac Nair's liospitallty Tuesday. P r o g r a m effect. I this year comprehensive propos- Martin Forrest Fagan Jr. Deborah Ann Martina zoo ORANGES PLANNED lections. Carroll Rd.; Mrs. James Mori- Institute of Technology’s Pel- WALT DISNEY'S The rulo said Ricky does more with turers' sales of reel-to-reel as Security agents arrested the lunile is B y 1958 Class For the past 32 years Orlow-R ahos, 23 LUley St.; Cheryl N ic lows in Africa Program. The only individuals exempt als for tax refiirm. Robert William Folce Samuel Eugene MartlnelU BROOKFIELD, m. (AP) — his handicap toan many ever do well as four and eight-track car man after seeing him tiptoe sus ski has served as field repre olas, 168 Hackmatack S t.; He was a research associate JUMPIN'! Featuring from the tax will be single per------Edward George Mathews Jr. Brookfield Zoo’s new director with all five senses. tridge tapes. 'Ihris year the asso piciously out of the governor’s 'The Manchester High School sentative conceenlng relmbuse- Mrs. Pamela Schwartz, 105 on the M IT facuHy while In sons with 61,000 or less of tax- F v o m V p r v E a r lv Diana Lynn McCollough from Australia, Dr. W. Peter Ricky has been taking organ ciation plans to add prerecorded hoepitaUty room. He was ___ _ V TECHNICOLOR* able income and couples with E x a m V e r y Ita r iy Cdlaas o f 1058 will hold Its 10th ment to institutional care with Oak St., Wapping; Andrea Zambia and reslimed his stud Paula Joanne McFall Croweroft, says he plans to ex lessons for only years and cassette to its tape sales study. chaiged with petty larceny fejr WALT DISNEY’S I „ ...___ NEW YO RK According t o j j j g g j reunion Saiturday, June toe Connecticut State Welfare Header, 114 Richmond Dr.; San- ies at Harvard after returning WES Biy^LOSUKNIA 62,000 or less. Laurie Ann McKay pand the scientific staff of the had to work hard with his The target Increase was re lifting a bottle of whisky. C hiufle,Îonnam e€louaar I zoo so Uiat more original re Department until October 1967 dm Sestero, Glastonbury; El to the U.S. TECHNICOLORS aNwaaiMtoNMCWH The spending cut provisions of Society 29, at VaXIee's Steak House, Bernard Francis McKenna teacher, Mrs. Julia Durig, to gistered in sales of eight-track Associate Municipal Judge I. Wll direct that $6 billion- In Blindness, a child can be given ^ ^ ^ Lynn Ellen McMahon search can be done in collabora when the Reimbursement Divi len Shainin, 36 Lakewood Cir Plus an added treat Yi hour of cartoons shown at dusk OF THE OAKLAND OAKS and master the strict timing for the prerecorded tape cartridge. M. Goldberg suspended sen f^ e? a l outlays be slashed for an eye examination as early as 1^® ®venlt will open tion with universities. sion became a part of toe De cle. Come early our giant playground Is now open for yon Teresa Mecca marches at graduation. Hill Rd., Wapping; Thomas Volume in this category tence, saying “ Who would have FORMER UCX)NN STAR the fiscal year starting July 1. toe day he is bom. The 60-year- with a social time at 6:30 p.m.. partment of Finance and Con Also, Mrs. Gertrude Siuta, Cheryl Frances Meehan Croweroft said he believes a In September he will enroll Elliott, 80 Columbus St.; Lucy amounted to 659.6 mUllon in 1967 ever thought that our governor The measure also directs the old vision - saving organization and dinner will be served at. 7, trol. 206 BuckJand Rd., Wapping; OUR NEXT Mary Helene Menard zoo exhibit should show not Just at Central Connecticut State and Thomas Lopes, 73 Foster compared with 623.8 million in would liave liquor in his hospi President report to Congress recommends early examination with dancing from 9 to 1 a.m. Alton Shall, RFD2, Rockville; ATTRACTION David Charles Merrill what toe animals look like, but College in New Britain to pre Representatives from the wel St.; Barbara Welch, 189 High 1966. tality room?” , e m n i M a i ® next January as to how 68 bll- as a good preventive measure. Guests of honor will be Mr. Patriola Snow, 203 Ferguson Lewis Woodman Merrow HI how they behave. pare for a career In Social fare departments of Mianches- land St.; Charles McDonnell, 30 Hon of prior, unused a p p r o p r l a ------Mrs. George Potterton, Mr Rd.; McDonald Soucler, Willl- Patricia Rose MUkle “ I ’d j)u t a father and mother Work. He already has secured ter, Windham, and Killingly at Ensign St. tlons CMi be rescinded. INDIANS GIVEN 683 M ILU O N and Mrs; Philip Emery, and mantic; Gloria Sullivan, 9 Eldi- Gary Wallace Miller an apartment in New Britain tended toe event. Mrs. Orlowski Also, Michael Ruflnl, 34 Ly- One of toe most ter-reachdng WASHINGTON — Fourteen fl- Mr. and Mrs. Edson Bailey, monkey in an area designed ex son St.; Susan Sweeney, 17 James Frank Misalko clusively for members of a sin and will be working at getting was presented with a corsage, ness St,; Edward Shea, 896 Bush ■■V MANCHESTIR nrovisloi^ of the bill would set a nal awards, totaling almost ’The Rev. Charles Van Aus- Brawn Dr., Andover; Mrs. Wa Patricia Molloy gle family,” he said. “ I think acquainted with the area before and her husband a bound edi Hill Rd.; Mrs. Mario Gove, Wat- CENTER nermanent celling on regular 633.6 mlllllon, were granted to dale,- class president, wiU be ’Ibnllf, 27J Bluefleld Dr.; Mi 643-7832 David Warren Monroe it’s part of the Job. o f a zoo di school starts. tion of well wishes and a gift' rous Rd., Bolton; Peter Carlson, federal employes of 2,366,000. 11 American Indian groups by master of ceremonies and give AIR-CO N D ITIO N ED* FREE P A R K REAR THEATRE NOW Robert Francis Morelll chele Trlnks,. Elarit Hartford; 79 Kelly Rd., Wapping; Elba rector to research subjects like Many who do not know Ricky from toe staff workers and Thla is 244,000 below current judgnnents of the Indian Claims the invooation^^Potte^n Kathleen Cecilia Morgan Robert West, Somera; Low- Roldan, 70 Governor Highway, give the greeting. Rajrmond this in full view of toe public.” well do not realize he is blind. guests. SAT., SUN. "V IL L A RIDES” . 1:40-4:06-8:S0 9:00 levels and would be a,chieved by 6omnilsslon during 1967. Jean Sonia Morin reiKe Wogmon, 28 Fairfield South Windsor; Edmond Otase, Eorst, class secretary, will give Paula Lucille Muller St.; Denise Woodman, 9 Main Hayes Ave., Rockville; Mrs. .-ROBERTft a welcoming speech. James Marian Elizabeth Murawskl St., South Windsor. Eva BlsaUlon, 264 Union St.; MOiwoy will present awards BIR’rHS YESTERDAY: A Beatrice Charette, 112 Charter B rynner M itchum to various members of the' James William Murphy A f The Beach, Does If Again! Michael David Murphy daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thoih- Oak St.; Mrs. M a ^ a ret McKin Revenge roers ecross seething Mexico as the Villistes return blow (or blow, olass. as Weldin, Warehouse Point. ney, RFD2, Manchester; Mrs. Charles Frank Myers murder for murder... and a gringo gunrunner gets swept up In the blaze! Raymond Nadeau Wholesome and DI80HAROBD YESTER Ann Waddell. 19 Brookfield St. MOTHER-DAUGHTER Advanced Study DAY : Mrs. Ada Lockwixid, East Also, Dominic Gelanese, 32 Dominic Joseph Nardini in Another "Big Show" puMmimiiiiiis, CAMPUS PAIR Donna Marie Nazlian Norwalk; Mrs. Monica Wytas, Essex St.; Kenneth Bensen, 287 Davis E. Wiggin of Manchea- unson^s' DENVER (At*)—Mother and . . . , j Nutritious. Made 114 Trout Stream Dr., Vemon; Ludlow Rd.; Mirs. Florence Cal- 6to vear George Neal Michael Thomao Nickerson Mrs. Nancy Goddard, Ridge Rd., chera, Stafford Springs; Jpy ‘TONIGHT tion ceremonies at Loretto ____ Robin Gail Nickerson Rockville; Mrs. Elizabeth Peter Bauby, East Hartford; Mrs. Nel slonal education from toe Uni- ^ Good The Shady Heights College, when both re son, 890 Hartford Tpke., Vemon; lie Whitehead, 91 Laurel St.; versity of Connecticut, with Candy Kitchen ceived degrees. Mrs. Richard H. ’’ ’ Frank Peter Norton Harold Richmond, 96 Chambers tapping; Mrs. Carol McCarthy specialization In supervision and „ , „ f , Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally Altmlx, returning to school after Karl Malmtren Norton Glen W ay! St.; Mrs. Leah Bryan, 786 Cen and daughter, 18 Stnint St.; Mrs. # Featuring # 25 years, got a bachelor’s de. ter St.; Kenneth Helnold, Glas Brigitte Ernest and son, 37 Glen- STARTING Choose From Over 200 Varieties ...... V, . , Charles Novak gree in English and Beth Alt- Wiggin is director of ph^lcal Douglas Anthony Nowak tonbury; Joseph Parke, 49 Foley wood St.; Mrs. Arlene Rivers Served Every CONNECTICUT'S GREATEST mix, 22, got an R.N. degree. education forRichard William Numrych St.; William TTafton, High and son, 182 Walker St. JUNE 24-JULY 5 The bright taste of summer is In oui^ schools and Manchester High Manor Trailer Park, Rockville. Mrs. Altmlx wife of a physi- Kerin OBrien Tuesday and Also, Mrs. Judith Corrigan, clan and mother of nine, went seasons as coach **^7yann O Coin Duplicate Bridge Scrit VYoter Taffy back to college a year and a . , Scott Onthank HtazardvlUe; Claudia Shanahan, 'The Blue Beats" JULY 22-AUG. 2 8 Ell Bancroft Rd., Rockville; Results in a duplicate bridge Six exciting flavors—lemon, lime, raspberry, half ago. She had attended Lor- Dulcle Mary Orfitelll Friday. (Put Up game last night at the Italian Mtb. Lucille Kuclencskit Hiomp- AND FEW OPENINGS STILL AVAILABLE orange, peppermint and anise are com bing in etto Heights for three years be- Central Con- Candice Lolita Oslund sonvllle; Linda Czech, 28 Birch American Club are: North- this colorful assortment. Croaroy butter gives fore she was married. inters&olastlc Leûe tt To Go,‘Too!) ^ South; Mitchell Bala and Ed our taffy Its fine taste and smooth texture. Try "With all my children away at (cxniL). Rolande Isabell Ouelette For Further Information, Write some and taste the difference quality makes. Bala, first; Bert Ross and Wil "The W ild W eeds" school all day, I felt lonely, use- Before coming to Manchester O viêlt liam Cartwright, second; and GEORGE MITCHELL, Comp Director less and out of touch wdth the director of Thomas Wajme Owens Richard Pasternak and Robert ON STAGE TOGETHER (Over 20 Yeors' Camping Experience) world.” she explains of her decl- athletics at Maine Maritime Whltesell, third. P.O. BOX 13 MANCHe^, sion to continue her education. Academy in Castlne. Robert Paris Also, Bast-West; Mr. and CONN. “ Everyone says there U such an ^ native, he earned his ^ Parker Served with tasty Fublltiicd Dally Bbieept Sundays Mrs. A1 LaPlont, first; Ed Con DANCING 8-12 MIDNIGHTÂDMISSION $2 or Coll awful generation gap today. I g g and master’s degrees In Karen Mary Patemo way and Miss Jeannlne Ray thought going back to school phygiâi education and admlnls-~-P*®*Y® Allen Pearl crackers; or fresh but and HoUdaya at 13 Biuell Street, Gamp Director—^West Hartford, 288-7626 ) Manobwtar, Conn. (OMMO) mond, second; and Frank PLENTY OF ROOM FOR EVERYONE was one way to do something tration from the University of Darlene Joyce Pease tered bread at a nomi j&iadfl 9 ^ U ^ i j T«Iei>hone 443-2711 O’Brien and Miss Mary Bergan, (Aainp Secretary— Hartford, 568-0779 about it. And I thought it would Maine in 1954 and 1959 respec- Wchael Philip Pelletier “You Can Taste The Quality" ■soond Olaei Poatace Paid at third. Assistant Camp Director— Mr. Jim Brezlnskl, 640-6796 help me to communicate with tlvely. Alice Lynn Pfalzgraf Maaohaitar, Oonn. __JHARI.I nal charge . .. 'Hie game Is sponsored by the Free Brochures available at Krause Florist, 621 Hartford Rd.; young people.” Wiggin, a member of Man- Aubrey LaVerne Pharmer KBIICCQIA e«,lOM « . M ■______P I f U I B 9 U I B "to___ KQM’IIH ROUTE 6 and 44A—OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY MWKSUPnON RATES Manchester Bridge Club and IS Fun Is.. . Big G eorge Nossiff Sports Store, 001 Main St.; Bolton PharitMKgrto Bol Mrs. Altmlx made straight As cheater’s Advisory Park and bobbin Lee P ^ lp f FayaMe in Advance played each Wednesday at 7:30 •muewoAS iMSlOig) ■ mwiiiasuiaiB ■ mBCHMONii ■ eaiiiiK ■ i(Ciii(i(tti)ii* ton; Hobby Shop, 408 Center St.; P o g ^ l Barber Shop, Jack- in her work. “ When you’re older Recreation Commission, is Kenneth E ^ l P W ^ to k Jr. Parkade Branch—Monday through Saturday One Year ...... 680.00 WWffiWI' • •PUUMOUNUim I SUGGESTED FOR HXTURE XUnENCES < ^ ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 John and Berndce Rdeg Six Montlia ...... 16.80 p.m. and Friday at 8 p.m. at ATLANTIC BEACH PARK— MISQUAMICUT R.I. son’s Wayside Market In Wapping; Steve-Toin’s Pizza House you team to disedpline your- married and toe lather of three. Margaret Marie Piader the olUb, 186 Eldridge St. Play OPEN DAHtV and SUNDAY till 8:36 P.M. sell,” she says. ” My grades He and his fam ily live at 404 Donna Marie Piiralnen ihrea ItooUM ...... 7.80 Starts Wed., June 26th— "ROSEMARY'S B A B Y ” in Rockville and Nutmeg Pharnucy, Vemon. Candy Also AvaUable For Fund Raising O ne M onth ...... 840 Is open to the public. wer'en’t that good 26 years ago.” Spring St. PihyUis Ann Pinzel P A G E POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. JUNE 22, 1968 - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1968 PAGB n w ilattrlypHtPi Understanding DeGaulle Connecticut Bolton Americans do not like to hate; lately iEnpuiuij ^^pral^ many people have been distressed by ENTERPRISING COLLEGE STUDENTS WILL their feeling that they should perhaps Yankee Business Bodies Fire Ruins ■ PUBLISHED BY THE hate the president of the country tradi CUT LAWNS, SEAL DRIVEWAY^, WAX HBRAIiD PRINTING CO., INC tionally called their oldest ally. By A .H .O . 13 Blsaell Street De Gaulle has indeed seemed to be Barn, H ay Manchester, Conn. AT ROUND TABLE AT FDRNITURB SHOW FLOORS, CLEAN POOLS. WASH WINDOWS. THOMAS F. FERGUSON sniping at every move that the United Before the Republican State WALTER R. FERGUSON 0*orge T. LaBonne Jr. ot 64 Everett T. Keith, preMdent of A born fire yesterday Edter- States makes, to be obstructing every Convention assembled itieM we noon brougtut out trucks from Publishers Mlnnechaug Dr., OJastoribury, the G. E. Keith Fundture Co., NO JOB TOO BIG; NO JOB TOO SMALL Pounded October 1. 1881 American Initiative in international fi paid a somewhat melancholy at Bolton, Andover, North Coven ie aittendtng the 4dst Annual and his wife, attended Ibe PiM M ed Every Evening Except Sundays nance and world politics. ’The oracular tention to the mlxed-up political tort National RetaU Home try Emd Hebron as well es spec CALL 649-9145 ^ Holidays. Entered at the Poet Office at and inspired manner in which De Gaulle Meeting of the MllUon DoUer tators from EdI sides of Birch Manchester. Conn., os Second Class Mail status ot two worthy gentlemen, BHimishinga Oonfeience in C9il- Matter. utters his statements, always deliberate Rjound Table for the 12th ocm- cago this week. Mbuntein. who could see the even when they seem to be sparked by former Congressman Abner gray smoke billowing up into the SUBSCRIPTION RATES Sibal of FEdrfleld County and soouiUive year. The M.DJI.T., Highlights of the conference Payable In Advance the enthusiasm of the crowds acclaim sky. One Year ...... *30.00 ing him, is profoundly alien to the Amer former State Senator Peter Included discussions on a na ’The fire was confined to a Six Months ...... 15.50 Mariant Of Oroton. 'We found tionwide ^pen house program Three Monthsp ...... 7.80 ican or British senslblliUee. His impec frame and barn belonging to One Month ...... 2.60 cable logic (for once it should not be Sibal, offering hlmseH as a can which is being conducted by the Louis Paggioll on Birch Mt. He SUPTORT YOUR N.R.F.A. in September. The MEMBER OF termed Cartesian, for he has always didate for U.S. Senator, in mEuiEiged to remove two chil THE ASSOCIATED PRESS praised Bergson rather than Descartes) league with the very elements central theme of this program dren’s bicycles from the barn, AMERICAN LEGION FIREITONKS Tile Associated Press Is exclusively entitled appears to Anglo-Saxons, os he calls who had probably knifed him at was the "around the clock bed but remembered too late that to the use of republioatlon of all news dls- room” , a concept that,haa come l>atês credited to It or not otherwise credlt- them, more akin to madness. the polls when be lost his race his saw rig weis also inside. By PROGRAM IN MANCHESTER .. Uds paper nnd also the local news pub about in Eiccotxlanoe ■with toe lished here. for Congress last time, and we then Uiree holes hEid been chop Yet. with remarkable fairness, many way people live today. . . . Also NAME ...... AH rights of I'opublloatlon of special dis Americans respect him, envy France for found Marianl, who, we thought, ped in the shingle roof and hoses patches herein are also reserved. studied was a new method of ADDRES.S ...... having such a leader at her head, and probably had relatively little in were playing on the smoking flnEuioing called revolving cretot. DONATION ...... •' The Herald Printing Company Inc. as make every effort to try and underatand stinctive Interest In Wasblngton, hay from eiU angles, trying to sumes no financial responsibility for typo preparing to run for Congress Keith also amwunced a change get the flames out. Msike checks payable to graphical errors appearing in advertlsemenU him. He has been coiled a narrow-mind American I.,eglon FTreworks Fond and other reading matter In The Manchester ed nationalist, a man haunted by the in Eastern Connecticut perhaps in store hours beginning with Paggloli spotted the fire him Evening Herald. self, he said, Eind tried to put and mall to George Frrat, ’Treas. past, a vengeful character unable to for in unwitting compliance with the the second week of July. Keith C’onn. Bank ft Trust Co., Manchester, Conn. 06046 Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- get or to forgive the scornful treatment designs of the Hartford County Furniture store will not be open it out himself, too. A little more Donors Will Be Published In The Herald______lon Post News Service leadership of his party, which on Friday nights any more, but water and he would have hEid it, ,5’ *®’“ of N. E. A. Servlceolnc. which was dealt him by President Roose I^llshens Representatives — The Julius velt. Nevertheless, he towers above all wished to have Marianl rtiowing will remain open six days a but he gave up, and called the Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi other statesmen today as the only one up prominently at a time when week including one-nlght-open— fire department. Aided by brisk cago. Detroit and Boston. winds, the flEimes really whip marked with greatness. He is a vtsion- it was being Euxiused c i having TTiursday to 9 p.m. ,j,jM 1MBBR AUDIT BUREAU OP CmCUL/T- ary, but even more a realist whose vi monopolized the party for Hart ped up, and Edl trucks respond ed with sirens and whistles sions have more than once been fulfill ford County figures of one reli HNB OFFICER going full blast. OPEN Saturday, June 22 ed. Much as we hate to concede that he gious ajHierence. D. Paul Lamont of 77 Wood Paggioli said the fire may is close to infallibility, we must own We found both situations a lit land Dr. in Wapplng has been that he has seldom b ^ n wrong in his tle unhappy, fundamentally, and advanced to EissUitant vice pre have been started by a child, Hatfield’s Move but he wasn’t sure. Loss was WESTOWN 2 prophecies. If he looks backward and, the best we would offer, as a George T. LaBonne sident at the HEUlford National confined to the structure itself. ALL DAY Governor Rockefeller’s long-shot cam SLs it has been said of him, if he suggestion, Was that perhaps Bank emd ’Trust Co. He was PHARMACY Nearby, farm workers were bus 459 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 paign didn’t particularly need the kind loves their history, he also deserves to Marifuii shoidd run for the Sen convening in San Francisco U (HcraM photo by Bucelviclus) ily imloEixUng bushel baskets rank among those great men who all, ate and Sibal come out for an intomaitional organization cif of shot It received, the other day, from from a truck into a plastic according to G, K. Chesterton, had their James Lattanzio Jr. with 700-pound “ Iron Horse” made of metal, grates and a little encouragement. Rockefeller, like a RepdbUcah Senator Mark Hatfield’s announcement leadig life Insurance salesmen. greenhouse, as If it were just an SUNDAY eyes fixed upon the past and climbed of his own past record probably that he had decided to support former LaBonne, president of G. T. ordinary day in June, and on to greatness thereby. Vice President Richard Nixon. should. LaBonne & Associates, Inc., the fatm house porch a large Vernon But no trick solution material All Medicinal Services Available Any routine assignment of political He has written profusely, and his Eind LaBonne Life Insurance yellow dog slept on. books, especially the third volume of his ized. What happened, instead, Company of MEOirtierter, quEiii- destinies in 1968 would have placed the' Memoirs, are a delight to read. He is at the state convention, wob that fled Eis a member of the Table Oregon Senator and former Governor, 2 by far the greatest prose writer among both gentlemen went through by selling one million doUars of who had taken so many bold stands on all the monarchs who, since Julius Try Something Larger, the Teacher Said the process of finding them' new life insurance this pEist the war in Vietnam, almost automatical Caesar, have governed Gaul or France. selves being used by forces year, 75 per cent of which hEid ly in the Rockefeller camp. But ap Those books also reveal his character, By JUNE LINTON and base, gears and a mesh bell at the high school had to be, strength of most of the male which did not really quite Ha'ne to be permEinent eis opposed to parently a long conference with Mr .Nix his personal courage; his wry humor, Like Topsy, it ‘just gn’owed.” doormat to name but a few of would destroy Its purposeâs it members of the faculty. either the Sibal or the Maricml term InsuTEince. his feeding for natural beauty, hds con- It’s the product of the imagina high and is eight feet long from has to be looked at to see the interests primarily at heart. on, last Monday, plus the Senator’s own McPherson said he feels his LaBonne, eis a member of the ■ ■ \i traxUcUons, and the few permanent ob tion of an eighth grader at the its innards. image of something alive student learned a g;reat deal Sibal, standing as a rtiallenge W E'VE HIT IT assessment of nomination probabilities, Public Relations Committee of sessions which have been his. . . . Vernon Middle School, and ’The horse stands five feet emerge from the long unused candidate for the senatorial Mrs. George E. Bensche of 202 Woodbrldge St. is invited to cEury away the prize refrigerator produced a valuaible gain for Nixon at about arc welding in the proc the M.D.R.T., will be chairman she won in a drawing that is part of the 1968 Refrigerator-Freezer CampEilg;n. TTie campaign is they’re calling it ‘"The Iron nose to tail. It weighs close to pieces of junk. ess, and his art teacher had nomination Ed May had all the very moment when the Rockefeller Whatever his fallings, De Gaulle’s for a subcommittee whose sponsored jointly by U.S. Steel, the manufacturer Eind distributor of Frost Free Refrigera I.orse.” 700 pounds, not counting the A visit to the Blonstein Fuel much the same comment about wrapped up, found hlmaelf ulti greatness will, in the eyes of history, function it is to coordinate the tors and Freezers, their dealers, Eind ’The Hartford Electric Light Co. StEindlng at left is Bur campaign was supposed to be gaining James J. Lattanzio Jr., com cement in which the legs are Co., which has a scrap pile ac such creative "put-together’’ . mately reduced to nothing more lie primarily in a fourfold achievement: Round Table’s "BEmk Recogni ton Pearl, proprietor of Pearl AppliEinces on Main St. where Mrs. Bensche claimed her prize, momentum . bined his art talents with the Imbedded, according to indus cumulated from the days when thsui an unsucceasfid tool in the 1) He strengthened and made as final Mrs. Williams feels that sculp tion Program” . He spoke on and Csirmine Msingini of the Hartford Electric Lights Co. The refrigerator-freezer Is a slde-by- Governor Rockefeller 'reacted as if he skills he’s learned In industrial trial arts teacher William Mc the Blonstein made a business BIG AGAIN! ture sliould be stressed as an hands of Uiose who merely as anything can ever be in human>af- "Corporate Purchsise’’ to the side, no frost unit. (Herald photo by Buceivlcius.) had been wounded, as he had. Senator falrs the peaceful cooperation of France arts. He brought a small linear Pherson. It is 90 per cent arc of scrap metal, yielded the raw art form for this scher cent Federal MANCHESTER, CONN. If no such personal deal is involved — speedily and efficiently in time of crisis. tures which are not only impor Dewey HEias (Anderson Little writer and the following year Happenings the part of EEistem OonneoUcut ed the mEUiagement development 540 WothereU St.; Fred Ed Income tax surcharge, retroac as, Senattor Hatfield himself denies it is In a word, by introducing drastic struc tant to meteorologiy and ocean- Co.) Robert Salomone (Radio WEIS promoted to underwriter. He RepubllcEins, seeking to honor program at the RPI Graduate wards; Paul Edberg, 30 Hilltop tive to Jan. 1, 1968. —there are other potential explanations, tural reforms, De Gaulle made it pos- og;raphy but have military Shack) Robert Boyle, represent Was graduated in 1968 from the Observing Earth Surface and economic overtones. Fish For Teens him with their nomlnathm lUr ing First Hartford Realty Corp.; Center in Hsirtford in 1965. La University of Hartford, is Dr.; MichEiel FOlkowski, 126 not discreditable, for his decision. As he •sible for France to live up to the motto Congress. ment is married to the former Oak St.; Dennis Genest, 16 Eva ’The Barrows and Wallace Co. which he coined for her: "France must ing and shipping activities are and Atty. Jules KEtrp, represent married and has two children. himself described one elemental factor, severely hampered by a lack Outside bEisketball courts at If Eastern Connecticut really ing Lessner, Rottner, Karp and Patricia Smith. Circle, 'Vemon: Gertrude Hay announces that it has been GORMAN BROS.. Inc. if you are going to be able to exert some marry her own time.’’ She has, prob Features from Snace ail schools and Charter Oak loved him that much, Marian! den; Herbert Huffleld, 25 selected as exclusive SEiles ably for good, ceased to look backward of adeqjuate information on sea- Plepler. CQMPLE’TE COURSE influence on the course of events, you surface tenuperature. In 1965, Park open every day until dark. must have felt, then there would TWO PROMOTED Sixteen area residents re- S teven St.; Frederick John agent for Heritage Wood, 'Tol nostalgically. She is fully aware of "the DR. I. M. LEVITT, DIRECTOR configurations and geographical The Parkade Merchsints As sometimes have to make sure you are using infrared data, it was dis Tennis courts at Memorial be certain to be a respectable son; William Lauder, 118 land. Heritage Wood contEilns 50 American challenge.” Gaullists and non- The Fels Planetarium detail appeared well defined. sociation sponsors various pro Two area men, Gilbert A. cently completed the Ameri- IS A GREAT PLACE covered that satellites can Field (6) open daily, super amount of following for him If ChapmEin of 128 Haiti Dr., Tal- cEin Mamigement Association’s Princeton St.; Donald MaoKen- heavily wooded lots and is being playing the kind of game which p o in ts Oaullists are determined to do their best of The Franklin Institute On three of the pictures, sea motions Eind conducts programs measure patterns of sea-surface vised from 4-8 p.m. dally and he took his convicUona about cottville, and Jeremy S. Holmes Training (inference conducted zie; Bevertey Rodmaui, New built by Monroe Moses, custom you such influence. to meet it. ice was discernible, agreeing in of benefit and_ interest to the builder. The local Barrows Emd Science suffered a *60 million temperatue where cloud cover 9-noon weekends sind holidays; SibEtl, and Nbcon, into the state of 40 S. Alton St., have been by Phoenix Mutual Life Insur- Rd., ’Tolland; Paul Seybolt, 29 Furthermore, it is an entirely credit Many of De Gaulle’s pinpricks at the position with the ice informa PEU-kade. TO DO BUSINESS does not interfere. Infrated » one hour limit during peak convention. Stephen St., and HyJke Werk- Wallace office, at the Manches able view that Mr. Nixon, whatever his American giant seemed to hurt: They blow when Nimbus B was des tion available. Had ice been daJta was consistent for areas times. West Side Rec (2) open But when MariEinl attempted hoven. ter Shopping Parkade. is in past reputation as a hawk on Vietnam, troyed due to a malfunction of piDbably have been ^ u ta ry and there present in significant quantities, of known sea-surface tempera daily until dark. to lead some of the Esistern charge of sales. perhaps, indeed, precisely because o f is much truth in hinting, as some the launch system. ’This event scientists could have mapped ture persistence. 'This proof Pool hours—Weekdays, les Connecticut people who hEid BRIEFS that reputation, might prove a better Frenchmen do, that De Gaulle—bluntly, also meant a tremendous loss 4n and identified It on the pic provides some indication of va sons 9:4B-noon, swimming 1-5 been wooing him for Congress The Board of Directors of man for making peace in Vietnam, which discourteously, ungratefully—says aloud tures. lidity of patterns observed on a and 0-8 p.m .; Weekends and into a state convention role Pioneer Systems, Inc. (AMEX) LOOK AT WHAT YOU GET to America what other European nations potential programs for scrutiniz is the big thing Senator Hatfield wants, One Canadian photointerpreter single pass. Consistency tests holidays, 9:45-noon Eind 1-6 p.m. which would be In chEillenge to has voted a 100 per cent stock CHARGE YOUR all think in silence. From 1946 to 1960, ing the earth’s surface features. than anybody else. As Dwdght Biseidiow- Scientists have learned in re was able to discern extensive reveal that large-scale patterns Senior Red Cross Life Saving the wishes Euid desires of the split. As a result, one addition the United States acted as if it was underwater shoals (visible as are easUy recog;nizable and Classes, register now at Rec “ Hartford establij^ment" lead al share will be distributed for PRESCRIPTION er proved in the case of Korea, it was certain that American power knew no cent years that these weather light areas) in the James Bay change IltIUe from day to day. Dept.; must be 16 or over; cIeiss- ership of the party, he found each share held, payable Au easier for a Republican President, who limits and that Japan^ South America, satellites are capable of provid region surrounding the curious, Small-scale patterns can be de es start July 8. ithat the Hartford establishment gust 23, 1968, to stockholders of had even seemed to talk tough about Western Europe, and the small emer ing non-meteorologlcal data semicircular Akimiski Island. tected on repeated passes. In Boys Alumni BEiseball League, had more control over their loy record at the close of business Korea, to make a reasonable negotiated gent nations in Southeast Asia would which can be vital to the study Several significant geological daytime, cloud - contaminated games at West Side Rec and alties than he did. There fallow on July 26, 1968. No stockhold necessarily fall in line. ’Ihe power of of the physical characteristics Welcome Here peace there than it was fo r the Demo results were obtained from points can be detected but no Charter Oak Field weekdays at ed a slow burning reEdization er action wdll be required to e f the dollar and of American industry, the and changing patterns on the cratic President who had taken us into Nimbus I. One set of pictures of mdthod for reliable cloud de that, accordingly, there might fect the split. fear of the "agonizing reappraisal” pe- earth’s surface. Cloud-cover pic 6 p.m. that international police action. A Fres- the Paris Basin disclosed Cre tection of night Is currently have been some to e non-ItEdlan ■* liodlcally threatened by Washington, tures, in addition to providing Golf classes and bowling par AT AMERICAN^ |ident Nixon could make a very soft peace taceous chalk as a relatively available. ties, call the Rec Dept, for in Hartford establishment hands In R. John Gronda of 165 Loomis would deter anyone from proteeting. ’The meteorological information, also in Vietnam writhout finding himself ac light area with black sands and Temperature analyses will re the origlnEil buEdness of boom St., a -seniors examiner with PINE PHARMACY. dollar gap in reverse, first predicted by disclose large areas of water, formation. clays of the Lower Cretaceous quire the processing of large ing MariEini for Congress. Aetna Insurance Company, has cused, by the general public at least, of a Yiale economist whom no one then land, vegetation, snow and ice. Sunday, June 23 N4 Center S t GAS-tUA volumes of satellite radiation PpllUcs is like that. It takes been appointed to the com having turned soft on Communism. would believe, and the deficit in the ’The scientific, economic and also visible. Several rivers were Globe Hollow, Salters, Ver- data. However, large-sqale com a very wide degree of lateral pany’s payroll audit depart Such may have been the thoughts and balance of payments and in the Fed operational applica'Uons of this seen to cut through this area. planck and Waddell Pools open puters have been used in me vision, and continual suspicion, ment. Gronda, a g;raduate of motivatioRs in Senator Hatfield’s mind, eral budget, were dismissed as insignifi dh,ta will inevitably have a Pictures taken about 300 miles today, hours 9 :45-nooq and 1-6 teorological centers for some to keep perpetually aware of the University of Hartford, as he decided to make Miimsi^ a pro cant. . . . tremendous future impact. above Lake Ontario clearly p.m. joined Aetna in 1954. time in forecasting weather. Monday, Jime 24 who may be using you. The spective part of the Nixon'"'leam. It De Gaulle’s France has been a nui Prom the earth or even from rhowed the complex folded pat high-flying aircraft, one "cannot tern of the Appalachian Moun Thus, sea-surface temperature Globe Hollow and Verplanck number of people really DOUBLE STAMPS could be an understandable deciaign. sance. She has been shocked more than G. T. LaBonne and Associ see the forest for ■the trees’’— tains of Pennsylvania. Detailed will soon become anoUier use Pools, first registration for love you Eind admire you, Just once by the bluntness of her own leader: ful tool in the meteorologists’ ates, Inc. and LaBonne Life In But it is not, unfortunately, the kind one cannot see surface features examination of the size, shape swimming classes. for, yourself, Is always smaller "fa r Stunned when he used an unfortu -'-tc struggle to understand and pre surance Agency have opened a of decision for which there are very because he is too close to them. and tone of these Appalachian Tuesday, June 25 than you would hope. 5 Oz. Juice Gloss or Equivalent With 10 Gals. sentence to regret the assertiveness of dict the weather. brsmeh office on Dog LEme in happy precedents. It was similar praise But satellites with picture-taking features showed close correla Salters and Waddell Pools, Storrs. Mr. John F. Perry of the Israelis and ad'wised them to use Past data received from satel FAIR WAX worthy motivation, on the part of Ideal capabilities have suddenly made tion with the map of Pennsyl first registration for swimming New officers for the Parkade Merchants Association are: (left to right) Treasurer Geotge 165 Main St., a member of Na O f Gas charity and restraint to the Arab na lites have often been unexpect FIRST. ists who thought they were being realis visible surfee features of vital vania published by the State clEisse s. Frost (GonnecUcut Bank and Trust Co.); President Alfred L. Perrault (Sears Roebuck ft tional Life Insuiance Com- tions; surprised, if not stunned, when he ed. Suddenly these data, once A Thought for Today C o)- Vice President Douglas Thompson (W.T. Grant-Parkade). (Herald photo by Bucieviclus) tic and practical, which led both Adial meddled in Candian affairs. It is, in concern to scientists in many Geological Survey in 1960. Wednesday, June 26 ptmy’s Presidents Club, will op ◄ disciplines. understood, become almost as Gobe Hollow, Ssilters, Ver Sponsored by the MEUichester Stevenson and Arthur Goldberg into posi point of fact, far from certain' that he Geologists indicate that tonal Council of Churches erate the new branch. for styrofdam A Plus You Too Con Be A Winner In The significant as the satellite’s planck and Waddell Pools, start ► tions thej> later found Intolerable. was ■wrong in the first case: a perman As a result of pictures taken variations in pictures can be by previous Nimbus satellites, original objective. With more of swimming lessons. Comparative consolidated chests in d l sizes 2 ent humiliation of the Arab people might linked to forest cover, forest and more satellites, we should Winner Circle Gome changes were incorporated in Friday, June 28 “ Our Father, Lead- Vs Not RCEO to Weigh Handling earnings data for NorthoEist well throw them into Communism for boundaries (as evidenced in the have more and more of this the geographical revision of a “The Depot’ Coffeehouse, Into TemptEdlon" J , ra ^ n Woodside Iract Utilities and sub3ldalri,es for the It Looks Like Summer good. In the case of Canada, a number Adirondack Mountain area) and beneficial “ fallout.” Sqme scale model of the Antarctic Church & Locust Sts., (parking Someone has remarked that of people have, since Dtf Gaulle’s bomb the different reflectivities of of our greatest gains in space Of Anti-Poverty Program The Eastminster United Pres One does not wish to be churlish continent. In this updating, Mt. in St. Mary’s Church lot) 8- this petition of the Load’s Pray NEW GAM E shell, leflected that reforms in the status various rock and soil textures. science appear to have come er ôuld be prayed whenever byterian Fellowship which has about the advent of any new season, SIple was found to be two de mldnig^ht. Open to senior high The Regional council of Elect eligible under those fe^ ral re of French Canada (with regaixl to her Nimbus data can be used to quite unexpectedly. we leave our homies to go out but summer did come in with a sense grees from the position found and college students with mem ed Town OfflclEila (RCEO) has quirements but which has nev been meeting at the George E. language, her culture, her economic stat into world life with Ub many on existing maps. This coastal bership cards, available at the scheduled a mass pubUo heax-_^ er appUed to the federal govern- Slye School, East Hartford, has less, non-refreshing cold wind that be us) were Imperative; without them, a temptations. Tempettlons lurk BITUMINOUS partition might some day loom as no 10,000-foot mountain, often used door. Admission charged. ing for all of its 26-member*' inert- tot xwogidUon. purchased the Martin J. Kornse longed more to April than to June. On in almost every circumstance of A 1967 acOWi’' b y ■GkMiKress, more impossible than the once deemed as a location or orientation Saturday, June 29 towns, including Manchester, to property at 131 Woodside St; second thought, it felt more like Octo life. Work and pleEuure, success amending the Anti-Poverty leg- ’ WIN impossible partition of Pakistan and point, was thus "relocated’ '60 Teen Center, School St., 7:30- determine whether all or some The Fellowship will conduot its DRIVEWAYS ber, which is the really unkind thing % TAR. G AXEiC* “O and failure, each hELS is peculi islaUoh, now requires that a UP TO India. miles to the W'Cst. 11:30 p.m., Membership card of them want to designate the first worship service at the site Parking Areas s Gas Stations s Basketball Courts about it, to be making us thlnlk of ------By CLAY R. POLLAN ------ar temptation to sin. Jesus, wro town must have a population But whether or not De Gaulle’s blunt Nimbus I pictures also indicat ARIES UHA holders anly. Community Renewal Team of its future church tomorrow at Now Booking For Seasonal Work autumn at the very moment we should MAR. 22 Your Daily AcIMIy Guide from personal experience knew of at least 260,000 before it can prophecies are eventually fulfilled (and ed only one mountain group in (CRT) of Hartford their official 10 a.m. In the event of rain, the All Work Personally Supervised—We Are 106% Insured be relaxing into the fullness of the one the Kohler Range area Instead ’’ According to Ihe Stars. 'r Any town orgEinizatloni, school what temptation meant, earnest agency for federal Anti-Poverty be designated its own agency. his record has been, dn that respect, ly admonlshied His disciples; service will be held in the house season which should Invite us out into more astonishing than that of any other of two. The explanation for this r \ 1- 3- 6-171 To develop message for Sunday, 28-32-36-47^ or church interested in listing funds. The July 1 public hearing by on the property. Child care will L / 18-20-55 “ Watch and pray, that ye enter a world truly ours and open to our own man of this century), the one broad discrepancy is that the same read words corresponding to numbers- 5a66-83-88'^ activities of interest to teens The public hearing will be the RCEX) is at the request of be provided for infants and chil DeMAIO BROTHERS *1000 ^ TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. (13-21) may contact Fran Con not into temptation." With total 'enjoyment. minded and cool attitude to adopt to mountain range was sighted and SCORRiO July 1 at 8 p.iri. in the Bloom the CRT, which seeks authoriza dren through the age of five. 166 PARK STREET APR. 21 ■’ OCT. 24 \ Satan, the world, and our own differently positioned by two ex 1 Keep 31 You 61 You way (Mrs. Frank J.), 267 Hack-, field Town Hall. tion to represent the town of SINGE 1920 643-7691 CAMAROS! Visually, and time-wise, however, all ward him is to look for the usefulness ( ^7^ MAY 21 sinful nature in collusion, we The new property consisting 643-2289 of his strictures of this country. Haughty peditions. The positions by one 2 Wheel 32 The 62 For NOy. 22 ' matack St., 649-6080, Kathi The designation would require the Capitol Region in all anti- was well. ^ 9-10-56-59 3 Your 33 Needs 63 Assistance have every reason to pray of 5 Ml Eicres was purchased ■critics may well be of greater benefit group were in error and, thus, 15-27-37-46^ Knapp, 643-8740, or Nsincy Bbr- also that the sepsirate towns con poverty programming. CORVETTES! ^>'60.64-71 4 Of 34 Bought 64 Inspiration fervently: “ Lead us not into witih the assistance of the Unit Here and there the unusual clarity Antarctica maps circulated to 5 Events 35 Coll 65 Your 52-70-81-84^ rest, 649-7886 Einytime. duct subsequent local hearings The CRT was created in 1964 to a great power like the United States GEMINI temptation.” ed Presbyterian Synod of New and ooobieas of the air would seem to than obsequious flatterers. It is Ukely day still indicate two mountain 6 Feelings 36 Most 66 Attroctive SAGITTARIUS and take local action. as a non-profit, private agency, England. Plans are being mside NO PURCHASE REQUIRED put a glint on the grasses. But a pro 7 Promoting 37 Anything 67 Speciol NOV. 23 ^ Our conduct, too, must be in Federal Office of Opportunity that, for a few years at least, another groups. JUNE 22 8 It's 38 Bring 68 Accept with its funds provided by to remodel the Kornse house to DEC. 22 ^ 1 keeping with our prayer. fusion of black-eyed Susans could pro combiinatLon of parties or forces, more Even the ice-frofrt informa 9 A ' 39 Insurance 69 Attention regulations require that towns, private organizations, by the 5-7-13-26 70 Reolly serve as the manse for the Rev. f IT on tion for this frozen continent 10 Woman 40 Turns 8-11-30-38rO Herald "Blessed is the man that to be eUgible for Anti-Poverty City of Hartford, and by the Fed MONTESSORI vide a counter atr-conditioning, making to the left, will succeed the Gaulllst re ;W29-45-80-87 U.Tipie . 4 1 Friend 71 Todoy 49-65-79-82'

n 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTIER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1968 PAGE NINE PAQB EIGHT MANCHESTER E:VENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1968 Sports Viewinff SATURDAY Ed Charles Poet Laureate L* 1K)0 80 Roller Derby. Bay Bombers vs. Cana- ';&lans 2:00 30 Baseball. Sandy Koufax Show And Den Father with Mets 2 :16 30 Major League Base- baU. Braves vs. N EW YORK (AP) — I feel more confident. There’s a invtted to spring training and A8TROS-PHIL8- USINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY Cards lot of enthusiasm on this club. I made the club \Yith some lusty Rusty Staub drove in both Elderly Ed Charles is poet National League 8 Boston vs. Chicago really love playing here.’’ Florl<)a hitting. Houston rune and Mike Cuellar Baseball. laureate and den father for He’s been New York’s hottest W. L. P ot OB Once-beaten Dick Selma was bested rookie Jeff James with a St. Louis 42 25 .627 — 4:00 3 Canadian Open Golf the exuberant New York credited_____ with _ his _ __seventh _ victo- _ hitter over the last month and six-hitter to beat the Phillies. 6:00 8 Wide World of AOanta 86 31 .680 6% Mets. He doesn’t do badly ^y. but he needed some late help Staub doubled one run across Sports San Francisco 86 83 .622 7 with a bat either. another old-tlmer, 32- -Victories In Uie last 18 games In the first and singled the tie CAMPING HIGH GRADE 8:30 SO Celebrity BlUlards. Philadelphia 31 30 .608 8 Charles, at 35 a relic among year-old A1 Jackson, and a Jump Into sixth' place, a breaker home in the fifth. Cuel Minn. Fats vs. Phyl- Los Angeles 36 36 .600 8H CAR LEASING half-game out of the first divi lar struck out 12 for his fourth EQUIPMENT Us Dmer the youthful Mets, Joined In the Jackson, cast off by St. Louis New York 32 33 .492 9 PRINTING sion and one game under .500. victory. Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, 0:00 80 It's Racing Time fun with a single and double after last season, fanned four of Charles, who has hit In nine Plttsurgh 31 33 .484 9^ Job and Conunercial Friday night, driving in three the six men he faced after com- On 1 or 2 Air Mattresses, Stoves, 0:80 8 Carl Yastrzemski straight games, doubled home * * • Chicago 31 34 .477 10 Printing nms in New York’s 6-1 ■victory ing in with one out In the eighth, Cincinnati 30 36 .462 11 Lanterns Show two runs in the third Inning and CARDS-BRAVES- Prompt and Efficient over the Los Angeles Dodgers. ..j-ve started using this slow Houston 26 40 .396 16% YEAR PLAN SUNDAY then singled another run across Mike Shannon’s 13th inning MANCHESTER Printing Of AU Kinds 1:30 3 Outdoorsman: Joe The two hits boosted his aver- pit,ai and It’s pretty effective—If as the Mets wrapped It up with Friday’s Resnlta age to .303, ninth best in the Na double scored Bobby Tolan, who First In Manchester. New Foss I keep it down," said Jackson. three in the eighth. Dick Selma New York 6, Los Angeles 1 SURPLUS SALES CO. tional League. It, might have had singled, as the Cardinals cars, full maintenance, fully 2:00 18 Pro Soccer. San AI was miffed at beging as won his seventh with late-lnnlng San Francisco 3, Pittsburgh 0 f.Ans 169 N. MAIN ST. Community Press been enough to inspire a poem. nipped Atlanta. It was the sixth Diego at Detroit signed to the Cardinals’ bullpen help from Al Jackson, who Houston 2, Philaidephia 1 Insured to reduce your prob at Depot Square Poetry is Ed Charles’ hobby straight victory fqr first-place 9 East Middle Tpke. 2:16 8 Boston vs. Chicago struck out four of the five bat Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2 lems and worries. For full Open DaUy to 9:00 P.M. . . . poetry and the Mets. " I ’ve last season, but he said he.has St. Louis. Baseball ters he retired. St. Louis 4, Atlanta 3, 18 In- Information, call J. FARR — 643-7111 Telephone 643-5727 never had so much fun playing now modified his views a bit. Hank Aaron’s 494th career ho 2:30 30 NY Yankees vs. Ings baseball,’’ laughs Charles, who "Sure, I’d like to be a starter. mer had tied it for the Braves In Twins Today’s Games Raul Dodg* Pontiac seems to have been rejuvenated ^dt I’m willing to help this the eighth. The homer put him 4:00 3 Canadian Open Golf CUBS-RED8- Atlanta (Jarvis 7-4) at St. INC. by his fuzzy-faced teammates. team anyway I can, and If it ahead of Lou Gehrig in eighth CUSTOM MADE 18 Car and Track The Cubs tied the record for Louis (Washburn 4-3) MANCHESTER DICK’S Elsewhere in the NaUonal means the bullpen—well, that’s place on the all-time home run 873 MAIN STBEET CANVAS AWNINGS 6:00 SO Cruising the East: team futility with two scoreless Chicago (Hands 6-3) at Cin League Friday night, Chicago tbe way it is.” innings, running their string to list. 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Francisco shut out Pittsburgh Swotooda’a two-run single. and WUllc Mays had a hand in work goes. So many items that Reds. (Moose 2-4), night MECHANIC ON DUTY 3- 0 and St. Louis edged AtlantaRon Falrly’s second homer of The record was set by the two Giant runs, helping San Over 30 Years’ Ehiperiencs Shop for Pontiac at Home S.Arc'ZBmSSI we could use on occasions are Franci.'co drop Pittsburgh. Philadelphia (Short 5-7) at AT ALL HOURS 4- 3 in 13 innings. the season in the seventh ac Philadelphia Athletics in 1906. 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Johnny Bench homered to third on McCovey's double ORMAND J. WEST plate this year,” said Ed, "and Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 Home Service, and is a moot portatlon. spray on either side of you able, so df you are planning a s Storm Doors and released him. But he was for Ctncinnatl. and scored on a wild ^tch. s Combination Windows Monday’s Games Director PARKADE unique one. For those people Car recitals are growing in to be sure of overlapping. 'This camping trip, better call Mr. MANCHESTER New York at Cincinnati, N who are thinking about purchas- popularity and Paul Dodge g ^ g spreader Is fine for pllmt- Pratt right now and reserve one. Manchester Awning 0«*. Plays Here Sunday Chicago at Houston, N 142 E. CEINTER ST. BARBER SHOP Ing a new or used car yet find Pontiac also rents cars by the grass seed; no hit or riito Going on a trip and wondering 196 WEST CENTER ST. 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Prior, b *• 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 game of a twi-night doublehead Ken Harrelson drove In two League-leading Detroit took a cago (Peters 3-7) 3-DAY Repairing 1 0 0 Are you ‘oompg a g ^ us aligned A complete looking lawn, Pratt of United Rent-Alls will hitters — In notching tlie suc Ruff, a 1 0 0 0 TRUGKING GO. ed c ^ , one t ^ t you can d e p ^ c*^J A «>mpêto ^ • For Auto Windshields Glastonbury averted a shutout er Friday, the fans were to be with a bases-loaded single and 3-2 lead in the top of the 13th Baltimore (Hardin 8-2) at Call- SERVICE explain its use in ten minutes, All Work Guaranteed cess. He fanned four and walked in making Its Leg;lon debut in Totals 26 2 3 21 9 6 (V entertained between games by upon? Paul Dodge Pontiac has i>meup is also advisable, bpark consider rent e For Store Fronts and A—Batted for Benoit in 7th. Reggie Smith tripled home two when Jim Northrup doubled fonJa* (McGlothUn 6-4), night and by using it an entire house Texaco Lubrication Service all sizes of windows one hatter. Zone Eight in the final frame. bands and singers. ___ -A,„- on extremelv large selecUon of may need replacing, points “ “°wn, consider rent B—Ran for Ruff in 7th. NATIONAL LEAGUE more. Harrelson also drove in a home Mickey Stanley, but New York (Bahnsen 6-2) at on extremely seiecnon 01 hnmed and dirtv — all of *hg a chain saw from United can be painted in one day. We Give Green Stamps • For Table Tops Batting hero was the veteran With one out, pinch swingers Manchester ...... 006 001 The bands and singers ap run in the nightcap and had (Cleveland came back to win on Minnesota (Kaat 4-3) FURNITURE CLEANING good used cars. Stop in and talk ou r^ and ainy of ... . , Both contractors and home- Steve Banas who cracked two Olastonbury ...... 000 000 Taking three innings to get with one of the salesmen tell which adds up to a sluggt^ mo- a i k . it will make short “ ‘ o p e n 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Bud Ruff and Skip Hoover singl ZB—Banas 2: ^ SB-^^^cU^2j_^LOB ^g^^med up, the Medics explod- peared with long hair, wearing three hits In each game. a two-run, two-out homer by Washington (Moore 1-4) at with The trees would be Thus an embarrassed parlia- •games next week have been “I’m not crazy. They just fln- Helen Reynolds who plays out You’ll ffpd the flnest plywood In the high jump. The recreation department hits in each game to raise his press conference,” Lon Sim- Keeney St., B lanctete Your independent planted eight feet inside the m,ent, informed that the Kash Ipostponed due to Rec League jOO now.” 6f toe Manchester Country Club. paneling, qpblnet plywoods, kitch The Southern California Strid- will have the right to place the average to .311 and third place nions, a baseball announcer for . Loweat B a ta ta Tears sidewalks and approximately 50 mir Trade Agent in' Bombay en cabinets and Armstrong ceiUngs ers won the team title with 127 teams In either the Intermedla|o in the league, The Hartford school teacher’s the San FVancisco Giants, told feet from the existing tices. was listed In the telephone di a r ifo '»'"••« O' . . . Open Thurs., Frl. 9 P.M. for look for the £olden arches. . . McDonald's points. or Senior Divisions. Williams said Stephenson’s game has been hot lately. The Associated Press. ' A total of 49 tree site loca rectory under foreign trade 46 WEST CENTER STREET ‘cantone 014 020 313-14-16-3 went to George Young, who con dealer. your convenlenco. tions have been selected and the commissioners, quickly ordered chamber hopes that an affirma the directory to be amended. SILVER LANE EXTENSION

- WANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. JUNE 22, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDA-JJ, JUNE 22, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Trollari Housohold Sorvicos Diisinoss Opportunity 21 Hotp Wantod— Holp Wento*— Mal* 3ft Holp Wantod— Molo 3ft ; ! h o w U t h a t c o u l d ^ w ou c o u l d Mobil* Homos 6-A Offorod 13-A VAUSr-WlLSK Antwtr to Frayioin Puulc MANCHESTER Tavern — (3ood F o m o lo 3 8 ------MAN WANTED part-Ume. Ap ABOUT/BE RISKY \( 6ET STUCK CLASSIFIED central location, only $4,000. WANTED — Housekeener and STATION attendant, Sat- ply In peraon, (Tapitol Elquip- E6AD, BOY'S, MOW CAM HITCH- 1^ WITH -THAT) IM A PHONE M an or Beast CAMPERS, buy the best, VENETIAN blinds — repaired, « ... ______A_’_WAINIILU — Housekeeper and u^davurday niahtsnights and Sundav.Sunday. See IHAPW Dreamer. 30 per cent lighter retaped and recorded. 646-0273, Call Everett Agency, 649-8538. companion for elderly lady who ment Co., 38 Main Street. t SET SOME NATIOMAL HIKIN'// HOOPLE (A BOOTH— th a t Dick at Dick’s Shell Service, than all major brands. Fits half 649-2971. is up and about. Live In, own HAi:S C O h ^ r^ 3 A K E \ A lWAYS 653 Canter Street. JANITORS T- part-time, eve MEN'S PUBLICITY FOR MY ^ ACROSS 55 Erect room, one day off per week, LOAN TD- /(WENT THROOSHIj RATES A and % ton trucks, 26 models Private instructions 32 nings. Call 643-4463, 3-6 p.m. SHOP CAMPAI6N ?TME LOCAL 1 Tiger for 56 Comfort ADVERTISING to choose from, starting at $1,- $75. Write Box ''X ” , Manches- BRIDGEPORT operator — day CO. OWLS ARE'SOUR "c o a s t VI S>OME O F IVf’iCTURE.' 57 City In only. instance 295. Finance up to five years. Building— TUTOR AVAILABLE. Ex ter Herald. shift, all benefits paid, Blue .THOSE SMALL Netherlands CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS BUT I NEED MORS WEARIN' 4 Doglike We take anything on trade. Us Contracting 14 perienced teacher, primary Cross, (7M3, health and life 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full- t h a n RESIOMAL S ig n - JOWN^' carnivore DOWN ed campers, 8’ Huntsman $1095, through junior high. Call 1-429- iiLsurancc, retirement plan. Ap 8 Carnivorous CARPENTRY— concrete steps, Ume. Write Box R. Manchester Solesmen Wanted 3ft-A APPEAL i Bo a r d s 1 Price HI Lo travel trailer $875, 16’ 0768. ply Aerokinetics Instniment Co. lift ■z mammal Herald, listing references and 1 2 Tropical 1967 Shasta-6 sleeper, $1295. We floors, hatchways, remodeling, 218 Hartford Rd. Manchester. LICENSED Real Estate sole- 12 Bullfight plant COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT porches, garages, closets, cell- TUTORING High school Eng qualiflcaUons, Vernon area. 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION carry one of the largest inven men with prevlou.s experience. cheer 3 Telegraphic ings, attics finished, rec lish and grammar school sub 13 Bewildered tories In the state, Eldorado, Chll Mr. Phllbrlck, Phllbrlck dispatches (coll.) 38 Adriatic Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 4:30 p.m. Friday. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth jects, Red Cross swimming, life FULL - TIME office cashier. 14 Iroquoian 24 Hungarian peninsula Norris, Open Road, Woodlake, Agency, 649-5347. 4 Irrigate er related work. No job too saving, 649-5324, 429-1270. Five days including Saturdays. A-2i Indian 5 Eskers municipality 40 Bury Smokey, Concord, Wheel Star MANAGER TRAINEE small. Dan Moran, Builder. Apply W. T. Grant Co., Man EXCELLENT opportunity for 15 Masculine (geol.) 25 Asian 41 Large, cup- PLEASE READ YOUR AD Craft. Belle Motors, Inc. Route nickname Evenings 649-8880. chester Parkadc. ambitious men or women with 6 Smaller mountain likc spoon 66, Southington, Conn. 628-0983. Schools and Classes 33 Due to expansion, we need ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 16 Savoriness 7 Obese range 42 Cicatrix OlMfllfled or “ Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a HOUSEWIVES — work from one of Connecticut’s leading 18 Seesaws Rentals available. HOMES, GARAGES, porches, a man to train for a mana 8 Bolshevik 26 Expunge 43 Learning t**® FIRST SEWING INSTRUCTIONS — your home telephoning Puller real estate firms. Attractive WH^P ANMDNE StVE FOR EVERY SO-CALLED NOT VOLUNTARILY...^ VOU'RE JUST SAYING 20 Gets up 9 Angers 27 Assiduity 44 Feminine DAY IT A PP E i^ and REPORT ERRORS in time for the rec rooms, room additions, gerial position. Good start fringe benefits and full Insur UP aOTH CENTURY ADVANTAGE MOU CAM Professional. Teen-agers enroll Brush customers, neighborhood WOULD BUT I COULD ...fM SURE TH AT BECAUSE / MAYBE, 21 Teleost fish 10 French river 28 False god appellation next Insertlm. The Herald is responsible for only ONE Incor kitchens, roofing, siding, gen ing salary while in training. ance plan offered by Company. THINGS T%IVE MENTION, I CAN NAME ; M3U TRADE EASILY ADAFT IT WOULDN’T YTH IN K Y'MIGHT/ OOP... I 22 Paradise Motorcycles— now for beginner summer areas, very profitable. Call l i k e w e d o ? TWO TO COUNTER IT'/ 11 Promontory 29 Fondles 46 Lampreys rect or o i ^ t ^ insertion for any advertisement and then only eral repair work. Financing Company vehicle provided. PLACES TO THIS LIFE.../ BE NEAR THE HAVE T O ' V DUNNO.' 24 Common course, 8 weeks, $15, adults, 247-1940. Call Colll-Wagner, 289-0241. WITH US? HARDSHIP 17 Peaceful 31 Sea-holly 47 Peruse to the extent of a make good” insertion. Errors which do Bicycles 11 available. No down payment. Mu.st have neat appearance ONE MIGHT levels 19 Savor root ( var.) 48 Withered not lessen the value of the advertisement will not bo corrected $20. Individual attention. Ad- __ _ and good personality. Many 26 Ireland by “ make good” insertion. Economy Builders, Inc. 643- vanced classes available. CJall EXPERIENCED READY to im a g in e ; 33 Planet 50 Employ 6159. employe benefits. Apply in Help Wanted— 27 Pickpocket 2 3 4 6 6 7 $ 5“ io 11 1966 SUZUKI X6, 260 cc, good 742-8206 or 742-6667 wear sales person. Salary open. (slang) 1 ______Apply in person. Marlow’s, 867 per.son. condition. 643-8506. ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga Male or Female 37 30 Click-beetle 12 13 14 ------— Main St. IM AGE 32 Disunite rage, rec rooms, bathrooms 643-2711 1966 HONDA 305 Super Hawk, Help Wonted— THE SINGER COMPANY F °' MAKERS 34 Phonographic it 16 875-3136 tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce sltlon with building contractor, (Rockville, Toll Free) blue, excellent condition, cus device tom handlebars and mufflers. ment work, cellar floors, pa fe m a le 35 Help Wonted— Male 3ft 846 MAIN STREET Rockville area. Salary com 35 American 18 18 J" Call 643-0374 after 6. tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- MANCHESTER mensurate with experience and OUl OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIANS spotted cat ■ f . synski. Builder. 649-4291. BOOKKEEPER with figure ap EXPERIENCED oil truck drlv 12, a 23 titude and experience in all ability. Send resume to Robert 36 Bud’s sibling YAMAHA 60, 1967. 1,100 miles. er. Excellent fringe benefits. 37 Egyptian Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? phases of payroll operation, J. Pue & Co., P. O. Box 148, 24 25 L2i 28 28 Helmet, goggles, signal lights, WES ROBBINS Carpentry re Apply Harry VanCamp, W.G. THEY TAKE US OUT TO EAT ONCE IN A BLUE MOOW- g^dess modeling specialist. Additions, pleasant working conditions, Rockville, Conn. AND LOOK AT THEM.' WELL, THIS IS ATWO-WAYSTREET.' zm $175. Can be seen at Dairy Glenney Co.. 3.16 No. Main St DISHWASHER AND p.antry 39 Scandina X 31 32 33 24-Hour Answering Service rec rooms, dormers, porches, liberal fringe benefits, 5-day t 6-ai . ______. I'LL REMEMBER THAT WHEN I'M WAITING FOR THEM TO vian name Queen. 242 Broad Street. - • man wanted, may be high a hr NIA, Im. T.M. i»f. U.S. ft*. OH. ROLL OUT OF BED, GET TO THE PINNER TABLE, ANP cabinets, formica, built - Ins, week salary commensurate TWO DIE-MAKERS needed, 40 Chemical 3T 35 school student- -or- retired. Situations Wantod— GET GOING ON THE REPAIR ANP CLEANING JOBS BLUE HONDA, 160cc, 1965, low bathrooms, kitchens. .649-3446. with experience and ability. Overtime, paid holidays, in Please apply in person, gas DAVY JONES ______ANP CHORES AROUNP HERE.' suffixes Free to Herald Readers Female 3B BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 41 Drag along 36 38 39 mileage, excellent condition. Call Mr. Pierce, Manchester surance program. Apply in Light Restaurant, 30 Oak St., NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — 42 Popular cant ■ Want information on one of our classified advertisements? Only $326. Call 649-2996 after 5 Public Schools, 649-2841 person, Gayle Mfg. Co. Inc., Manchester. BABYSITTING - College girl 40 No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the Remodeling, repairing, addi PARfS 45 Jaeger gulls p.m. 1068 C. Tolland Street, East desperate for summer work. 2 \HOME tions, rec rooms, garages, COUNTER GIRL — experience E6T IS FOR YOU, 46 Outlined 42 43 44 46 47 48 Hartford. 649-2428. MONSIEUR JONES... 51 Bom 1967 YAMAHA 305cc red. Up-top porches and roofing. No job not necessary. Apply in person. MAPAME TEENTZ IS 52 English 48 50 51 EDWARDS shape, excellent transportaUon. too small. Call 649-3144. Corner Soda Shop, 735 Main St. PART-time work for .stock boy. CALLEENG FROM ZEE If You Are A '0 5 P ITA L composer Dell magnum helmet, $405, 649------, Apply Pilgrim Mills, 177 Hart- (1710-1778) 62 63 54 ANSWERINC SERVICE SECRETARY to work for local Rd., Manchester. Open 10 Situations Wonted— 53 'Threshold 7102. construction company. Must Skilled Mechanic Or 56 56 57 Roofing— Siding 1ft a.m. to 9 p.m. Mol* 39 64 Vehicle 72 649-0500 875-2519 have experience in stenog- Bodyman . . . BOY'S 24” bike, $15. In good raphy and bookkeeping. Own SHEET METAL worker, experi- WILL (XIT your lawn, reason roof repair. Call Coughlin. transportation. $105. per week enced in duct layout or duct able. A1.SO minor repairs in and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser in condlUon. Call 643-4770. And if you agree with us jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. __ 643-7707. starting salary, paid vacation erection. Good pay, fringe ben and around your property. 643- 1957 HARLEY Davidson, 74 plus bonuses. Excellent oppor efits also oil burner. Call 628- that a car is only as good 6922. 2 as the service It gets, you FLH. May be seen after 6 p.m. tunity for growth. Call 643-9508. 7707. Automobllos For Solo 4 at 12 Glenwood St. Roofing and are the man we are looking Chlmnoys Ift-A WAITRESSES wanted, full or PART - TIME for. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNEH HERALD 1963 BUICK Special convertible. part-time. Some days and eve PORTER ALWAYS — AKC Beagles and Excellent condition. Must sell Business Sorvicos ROOFING — Specializing re nings available. Please apply As a well equipped, fast Bassetts, bred and raised here, WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Asking $860. Call 289-6212 after Offered 13 pairing roofs of all kinds, new in person. Gaslight Restaurant, Mornings, 5-day week. growing VW workshop we BOX LETTERS 6 p.m. roofs, gutter work, chimneys 30 Oak St. guaranteed healthy. Puppies Apply to Mr. Petro can offer you ideal working LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ conditions, excellent wages, avail.able. Swampash Kennels, 1968 DODGE Coronet, white- PAY YOUR RENT For Your moving large appliances. Burn experience. Free estimates. W. T. GRANTS paid vacations and many 1-633-2232. walls, radio, power steering, ing barrels delivered. $4. 344- Call Howley 643-5361, 644- OR I'L L Information Manchester Shopping Parkade extra benefits plus factory SPRINGER Spaniel puppies 2400 miles, $2100. Call 872-4563. 1775. 8333. PAYROLL CLERK S t i J S r ______THE WAITING GAME ______t w t» , supervised training at com AKC registered, brown and EVICT YOU/ REFRIGERATION service man TOE HERALD will not pany expense. white, five weeks old, $50 each. 1964 PONTIAC Tempest con- TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, Person with above average experienced in refrigeration disclose the identity of vertible, 6 cylinder, automatic, Call 1-633-4189. building lots cleared, trees top- Heating and Plumbing 17 clerical ability and back and air conditioning. Top pay, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL any advertiser using box A-1 shape. 649-0472 after If you feel you are qualified letters. Readers answer ped. Got a tree problem? Well .. .“ TT” ”-! “ ground in payroll work. good benefits. Must be state li 6 p.m. worth phone call, 742-8262. “ * Pluml»ng & ting. to service America’s top POINTER — German Short ing blind box ads who Comptometer e x p erience censed. New England Mechan Service calls our specialty. No imported line of cars and Haired, AKC, Stud Book, 10 desire to protect their 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1300 model job is too small. Free helpful. Excellent wages, ical Services. Phone 649-7384 months, male. Out of Dual identity can follow this D-L TRUCKING. Light truck trucks, phone sunroof, show room condition, estimates gladly given. Call free benefit progp-am, con- or 528-4216 after 6 p.m. ■ Champion Moesgaards Dandy procedure; ing done. Attics and Cellars fully equipped, $1,435. 649-5755. cleaned. Trash hauled to the 649-2871. venlent free parking. Apply, and Big Island lines. Pick of dump. Reasonable. Phone 643- litter. Company transfer forces Enclose your reply to the VOLKSWAGEN 1965 — black, 649-2838 AND ASK FOR box in an envelope — 5846, 643-9973. FIRST NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS MR. BIRTLES sale. Must place prior to June address to the Classi radio, sunroof, low mileage, ______Millinery, 26. 643-9749, fied Manager, Manchester plus snow tires. Good condition. YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. Dressmaking 19 STORES INC. OR SOPHOMORES original owner, 643-4486. PUPPIES and kittens, register Evening Herald, together Cellars, attics, yards, drive PARK & OAKLAND AVES. TED TRUDON with a memo listing the ways sealed and small truck DRESSMAKING — Alterations, For kitchen work, machine ed and mixed. All breeds on BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 1960 CHEVROLET Impala* good companies you do NOT ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- ‘zippers replaced, etc. Excel EAST HARTFORD, CONN. dishwashing and other var Tolland Tpke., Talcottvllle • {):tnd or available. Wild Cargo want to see your letter. for parts, $100. or best offer. ied duties. Good pay, pleas WHW.' , HU. Ut. TJi<. I., Ui M. 0«. watch with black elastic wrist Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn L. PELLETIER — Painting — Figpire work Involved. Must TOWN MEETING EXPERIENCED O.D. grinder, band, call 843-2964. mowers. Also Homelite chain interior and exterior, papering be able to start at 7 a.m. "Here's a deal we can’t pass up. Dear! Paul has offered top wages, fringe benefits, over -TOWN OF ANDOVER, I960 FALCON, 2-doc«r, stand saws and International Club and paper removal, fully in Excellent benefits and us $5 to go home!” LOST — Boy’s yellow - gold time. Apply at E & S Gage Co., (X>NNECTICUT ON£*L ard. $165. Call 649-1466. Cadet Tractors, Rental equip sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326., working conditions. Apply The electors and citizens qual u HemlUte — IntagUo ring, Mitchell Dr., Manchester. MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ment and sharpening service at employment office, ified to vote in Town Meetings I a.- vicinity Bennet School, Re- OLDSMOBILE convertible 1960, INSIDE-outside painting. Spe on all makes. L & M Equip PER MILE ward. Call 643-8749. white, 38,000 miles, fully DUMP TRUCK driver and grad- of the Town of Andover, Con PER DAY BUT WE TURNED HIM ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon, cial rates tor people over 05. DOWN— FOR VARIOUS ------equipped. Excellent condition. FIRST NATIONAL ing for working with driveway necticut, are hereby notified that 875-7609 Manchester Exchange Call my competitors, then call REASONS' STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF LOST — SEALPOINT Siamese jiust be seen to be appreclat- me. Estimates given. 649-7863, and parking lot crew. Connec- a Special Town Meeting will be — Enterprise 1945. STORES INC. ISN.., cat, one year old, children’s 649-1367 after 6 p.m. 875-8401. ticut Construction Co. 251 held at the Andover Elemen- flHOS YOU HAVEANP TO A MAN PARK & OAKLAND AVES. Broad St., Manchester, 643-9565. tary School, Friday, June 28, IC*T£5 ...M STEVE (50E5 TOWARD THE HOTEL,A CAR pet, Saturday, June 16th, E t ------SHARPENING Servicaf'— Saws, ^------j ,—. - .~r ALLOWED WHO ESCAPED FROM PULLS UP BESIDE THE BUILDIN6...THE DRIVER llngton, near Pinney St. Call 1968, at 8:00 p.m. for the foUow- knives, axes, shears, skates, ^N-TERIOR and exterior pa^nt- BAST HARTFORD, CONN. EXPERIENCED tractor trailer HAUC TD AN S.S. FIRINO SOl/AD IS POOTZl!.. y 1-875-8034. Reward. 1956 OLDSMOBILE, good con ing and papering. Call Phil ing purposes: SLIP AWAY . DURING THE WAR.' rotary blades. Quick service. driver. Steady work for quali N dition 649-3029. Denoncourt, 742-6173. 1) To choose a moderator for jl968 OIDSMOBIIE F-85 Club Coupe | Capitol Equipment Co., 38 fied person. Apply S & D, Inc., LOST — LADY’S wristwatch, said meeting. Main St., Manchester. Hours PAINTING — interior and ex- 95 Hilliard Street, Manchester. Thursday afternoon, Manches- 1962 Mercury convertible, very 2) To see if the town will I Ftilly Equipped i dally 7 :30-5, Thursday, 7 :30-9, terior, very reasonable, free R.N. or L.P.N., 11 to 7 a.m., Proper Insurance Furnished ter Parkade. Reward. Call 649- good condition, moving, must make an additional appropria . sell. Call 644-0539. Saturday 7:30-4. 643-7958. estimates. Call Richard full or part-time. Laurel 7 8 0 4 Manor, 649-4619. tion to the 1967-1968 School Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. MACHINISTS FOUND — BLACK and white 1903 PONTIAC LEMANS, can- BACK - HOE available with Budget, as recommended by the vertible, V—8, automatic, 647- operator, trenching, ceUars, JOSEPH P. LEWIS - custom DENTAL assistant, full-time Board of Finance of a sum not male mongrel. Call Bolton dog orthodontic office, in Manches For machinery building, BUDOBT. warden, 649-7601. 1132 after 6 p.m. septic fields, pools, sewer lines painting, interior and exterior, exceeding $5500.00. RM T'A-eM etc. New equipment. Reason paperhang^ing, wallpaper re ter. Write resume to Box some related experience or 3) To do any other business m r v M ” HH” , Manchester Herald. POUND - I - Germii 1 Shepherd, MUST SELL—Immaculate 1963 able rates. 643-6166, or 666-8870. moved. Wallpaper books on re- trade school backgp’ound. proper to come before said male. Call Bolton dog warden, Super Sport Impala, 4-speed, Must be able to read blue MR. ABERNATHY meeting. BY RCLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 649-7601. 3 ^ "^ g h ^ sacrifice $1,260^^11 TREE r e m o ^ ’?:^;.iming. Rek- prints, mics schematics. Dated at Andover, Connecti 742-9555. sonable rates. Covered for full-tlme work at Pilgrim Mills, Good wages, excellent op I BUDGET Hartford Rd. Apply to Man cut, this 20th day of June 1968. : THIS LEAKS OUT, I'LL BE THE LAUGHING property damage. (Jot a tree p a PERHANGING Specialist — portunity for the right man Percy B. Cook, STOCK OF THE BIRD miCHERS'CLUB 1957 CHEVROLET station wag problem? Call Dana’s Tree ager. Open 10 a.m to 9 p.m. RENT-A-CAR AnnoMneomonts Free estimates. S. J. Cornelia, with fast growing com Leon Palmer, I O on, 8 cyclinder, automatic, good Service, 522-8429. pany. Evening or Saturday 1 OF MANCHESTER o PG 875-7401. STEP UP TO AVON. Dignified John C. Hutchinson. ~ v ELECTROLUX vacuum clean condition. $150. call 649-2687. interviews arranged. MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALU LAWN MOWERS sharpened ^ part-time employment for wo Board of Selectmen. I 512 W . CENTER ST. ers, sales and s e ^ c e , bonded CHEVROLET Impala con- and repaired. Engine tune-ups, PlOOr Pm lSning men of all ages. Our national Town of Andover, representative. Alfred Amell, vertible. Running condition, ly advertised products make N. P. HALLENBECK, Inc. I 647-1380 647-1719 or 643-4913. reel, rotary, hand. Pick-up and SANDING and reflnlsh- Connecticut _jffias££ needs minor repairs, $150. deliver, 649-7 j; high hourly earnings possible in ing (specializing in older Bunker Hill Road, Andover JOHN MERZ Is now working 643-1223. a territory near home. Call 289- RUBBISH — trash removed to floors). Inside painting. Paper- 4922 for appointment In your at Russell’s Barber Shop, 1965 CORVETTE, 2-tops, 4- hanging. No job too small. 742-8051 corner of Oak and Spruce. the dump, lawns maintained. home at your convenience. speed, 350 h.p. mag wheels, Call 649-1868 after 6 p.m. John Verfallle, 649-6760. michelin-x tires, $3,000. Will EXPERIENCED POLISHERS PLOOR SANDING and reflnish- PLUMBER — EXPERIENCE PorsonaU 3 consider trade with car worth STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Ing, old and new. All floors steady work, new construction, about $1,000. 876-4244. CLERK TYPIST For finish work on turbine btades and 'vancA. Above NOEL Adair dry skin foot All concrete' repairs. Reason treated with 3 coats of hot wax. good hourly rate with overtime. creme. Lubricant for callouses, ably priced. 643-0861. Also cleaning and rewaxlng. Inquire Imperial Plumbing Co., laveraj’9 hooriy rates, fringe benefits and profit | dry skin, rough heels, legs. 1969 CHEVROLET, $76. 649-6646. Call 643-0381. 989 Sullivan Ave., South Wind PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Postlon open for qualified Ishuing plan. Apply at Softens, soothes tired feet. EXPERT SHARPENING—Pow- typist with good figure apti sor 644-1621. 2 er.mowers, hand mowers, pow .. ‘ A N D I'M Quinn’s Pharmacy. Bonds— Stocks tude. This position offers a WANTED — CLERK to work Y NOT EVEN WHY er saws, hand saws, electric Trailers— variety of interesting work. in retail package store, part- H OUDlNS SARAH COVENTRY Jewelry! hedge clippers, knives for home Mortgages 27 Company offers competitive REIM.ee metal FINISHIN8 00, li«.| to TELi^ -- o time. Write Box N, Manches YOU.' If you’d like beautiful jewelry Mobile Homes 6-A or restaurant,rotary blades, clr- starting salary, excellent 49 WOODLAND ST.-JAANCHES1BI o c ,' “ absolutely free, please call cular saws 6” to 24” , lawn and SECOND MORTGAGE Un^ ter Herald. 1966 DELUXE Space Age pick limited funds available for sec benefits, free parking, sub ______L______647-1384 for details. garden tools. Satisfaction sidized cafeteria and excel O o - V CAPTAIN EASY up camper, sleeps 4, sun deck ond mortgage^, payments to MAN For Bolton area with serv BY LESUE TURNEH guaranteed. Sharp All, 685 lent working conditions. Ap ice completed, handy with tools o and ladder, refrigerator, bot Adams St., Manchester, 643-6305 suit your budget. Expedient THEY \ THAT POES in MV „SO MISS DOLLARD RETAINED ME so YOU HAVB ^ OH, MV SOUL! Automobllos For Salo 4 tle gas or electric, gas stove, service, J. D. Realty, 643-5129. ply. to train to make awnings ari ISMOKBP \ LAWYER. HERB. WILL TO SUB, UNLESS THE PORTRAIT NO CASE.McKEEl WHAT A MOCK- oven, exhaust fan, double sink, well as other duties. Good op-1 YOUR'LOLA \t HREATBN SUIT ON IS SENT TO HER AT HER WRITTEN •/ERY OF JUSTICE! NEED CAR? Credit very bad? portunlty for willing worker. | DOLLABD" her BEHALFi /’u ir CLi mono-matlc toilet, 30 gallon Household Servleot Business Opportunity 28 HOW PERMISSION-/ IT’S A BARE Bankrupt, repossession? Hon FIRST NATIONAL Call 643-2771. 2 WIRE'. TH' FACED FORBERY! water tank, pressurized water Offered 13-A Universily of Conn. PAINTIN'S i ■ T.1 -ir^ f amusing. THERE IS NO est Douglas accepts lowest system, gas, 12 volt or 110 DEALER WANTED for LU 6TILL UP! IN VIEW OF STORES, INC. ALUMINUM siding installers, [ J I ' >>\\! LOLA DOLLARD! down, smallest payments, any r e Indian Mini Bikes^Atini Boats lights. Intercom, formica coun- WEAVING of burns, moth- experienced or will train. Ex-1 where. Not small loan finance ter, carpeting, jalousied win and 1969 Boa-Ski iRnowmobiles. Park and Oakland Avenues '.'■‘I r - holes, zippers repaired. Win perienced man will become I Heolth Center company plan. Douglas Mo dows, screens, jacks. 643-7490 Boa-Ski Ltd., i l l Main St., East Hartford dow shades made to measure, crew foreman with overrides on tors, 346 Main. after 6 :30. all size Venetian blinds. Keys Ravena, N. Y. (618) 766-6191 or ■VJ crew’s production. Inexperi-1 SECRETARIES 1969 CADILLAC Coupe DeVllle made while you wait. Tape re 761-3301. enced men will be completely corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 4-door hardtop, full power, CLERICAL — Mature woman trained. Only those with the de BY BOB LUBBERS Main St., 649-5221. good condition, $376. Call own o o x for position in purchasing de termination to make better er, 643-1610. SUNOCO than average money need ap- ] ,„I'LU ' TRAILERS AVAILABLE NOW IS t h e t im e to protect partment. Start Immediately. Apply Iona Manufacturing- Co., ply. CJall Young '& Co. 643-6166. o u s t AUSTIN—Healy, 1962 Mark II, and restore original appear- tical experience. STARTING SALARY SPROUT ance of your ameslte driveway Will have available soon: Regent Street, Manchester, WEEK, 3 WEEKS PAID VACATION, 11 PAID 3000. Black roadster, cream FOR SALE OR RENT WINGS leather top, mag wheels, red with a good coat of protective 1. Two brand new sta Conn. HOLroAYS, Bhie Cross, CAI.S., Major Medical In AND FLY sealer. Free estimates. 742- Interior. Call 876-2416. tions. REGISTERED NURSE or pub surance and many other benefits. oven THIS CAMPERS HOLIDAY 9487. 2. Prime locations in .TRAFFICf LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSOM 1967 CORVETTE, hardtop con lic health nurse. Staff positions INC. JANITORIAL services — win Manchester. open in a generalized public F\)r Further Information Contact; Kite vertible, 11,000 miles, like new. 3. Three - bay modern twickiY Call days 643-9567, nights 1-684- RT. 66, PORTLAND, CONN. dows, washed, kitchen floors health nursing program with a RAV, stations. (Mon. thru Fri. 8:30 to 4:30) TOLL 4411, ask for Dave. 1-342-1212 washed and waxed, general • trl-town agency, serving rural I maintenance. Wise Mainten and suburban areas. Call 1-228- Interested? We will ac UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER PLYMOUTO, 1966 Fury 3, 2- OPEN WEEKENDS ance, 643-2603. 3742.or 1-228-9280 or write Mrs. door convertible. Power steer cept applications from qual iMarilyn Smith, Box 94, Hebron, — Personnel Department — ing, automatic transmission, LIGHT TRUCaONG, bulk deliv ified persons now. Call or Conn. ery, yards, attics, cellars write Sun Oil Co., P.O. Box radio, heater. Excellent condi FOR .RENT — ’67 Apache tent Hartfoi^ Pta3B, Hartford, Cornu tion. Call 649-1436. 'a cleaned and removed. Also odd 71, East Hartford. 668-3400. DOCTOR’S Assistant - Recep trailer, sleeps 6, dinette, can Evenings call Jeff Keith, 6-22 jobs. 644-8962. tionist. Part-time, no Saturdays 278-7720 1963 HILLMAN Sup^r Minx. Ex opy, electric wiring. Available 647-9646. between July and August. Write cellent condition, can be seen July and August, $66. weekly. Box "F ” , Manchester Herald. at 174 West Center 8t., $696. 649-4279. Rfiad Herald Ads

Z' I PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN Hoiisos For Sol# 72 Housos Fdr Solo 72 Hoiisot For Solo 72 Moehiiwry ami Tools 52 Buslnoss Locattom Land For Solo 71 For 71 Hoinus For Solo 72 MANCHESTER—7 room Cape, Soli Lots For Solo 73 Out Of Town Wantad— Koal Estato 77 Wontod— Real Estatu 77 HEAVT-DUTT platform trailer For Root 64 STAFFORD area — 172 acres CONTEMPORARY Ranch — irAMn.Y $10,600, 4-4 full shed domer. Formal din SPLIT-LEVEL - g rooms, For 7B wooded land, several hundred large living room with dining FOUR BEDROOMS under $18,- 4 SCARCE A-Zone lot on Woed- ALL CASH for your property BOARD OF DIREOTOR8 7’xl6’. Good tlreo, may bo used p oR R^NT — down flats. Convenient location.. As ing room, finished rec room, Bedrooms, 1V4 baths. large CLASSIFIED feet borders on -beautiful lake. L, 2 fireplaces, three bed (K)0, central location! Joe Lom bridge St. in Manchester. City VERNON — 8 bedroom Raised within 24 hours. Avoid red SELUNG YOUR HOME? For EIGHTH UTILTTIES DISTRICT with truck or traotor, <800. 742- Manchester, State sumable mortgage. Call Judy rooms, 1V4 baths, finished rec extra, lot of record. Handy lo family room, new wall to wall water and sewers. Only $6,200. tape. Instant service. Hayes prompt courteous service that 8181. Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag Terms. Other tracts for sale. bardo, Belfiore Agency, 647- Ranch, rec room, 2 baths, 2- RE: FIRE MARSHAL REPORT: room, carport, targe treed Libby, Leonard Agency Real cation. $28,000. PhUbrick and draperies stay. Oarage, Call the Jarvis Realty Go., Agency, 640-0131. gets results, call Louis DImock er, State Theatre. 84.8-7832. Tom Minor, Broker, 1-876-8042. 1413. car garage. Large lot. Leonard lot. PhUbrick Agency, Real tors, 046-0460. Agency, Realtors, 640-6847. $27,500. PhUbrick Agency Real Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. Realty. 649-9828. GENTLEMEN: tors, 649-6347. Agency Realtors, 646-0469. LIS’TINGS wanted, buyers avaU ADVERTISING M usical InStl'UmonfS 53 r e n t or sale-461 Main ELIilNQTON .—^LAND; a very tors. 649-5347. TREE-surrounded Ranch. Six The following is a report o< the Fire Morsbad, BlgMh JUST REDUCED — $28,000. Six MANCHESTER — 6 rooms, Im- BOLTON NO’TCH —Two one- able. Courteous efficient serv NEED 4-bedroom house In real- Street. Building and lot next nice selection of land avaUable. room Ranch, bullt-lns, roc roomB, 2-car garage. Beautiful BLUNGTON; COUNTRY ele School and UtiUties Distriot, June 1, 1967-Juno 1, 1968: FENDER stratocaster and Olb- RAISED RANCH — modem maculate condition, fireplace, a s s u m a b l e VA mortgage. acre lots. Income property,, lots ice. Your satisfaction is our ilentlal area for qualified Value of p rt^ rty Involved by fire ...... $1,066,31-68 WATER & HYDRANT EXPENSE gardens. Delivered. George H. parking. Call 640-2368 for over apartment, heat supplied, stove tion are Important to you, with several fruit -trees. value for only $13,900. Phil- Manchester Water Co. 23,600.00 Griffing Inc., 742-7886. service guarantee. and refrigerator included, $110. years old, asking $26,600. H.M. better look this over! On Selling for $18,600. Call now. night and permanent guest MANCHESTER —Central, quiet BRAND NEW 4-bedroom Colo brick Agency Realtors, 649- 649-5245. MARY LARAIA Town of Manchester 2,000.00 monthly. CaU 649-2871 before 6 Frechette Realty, 647-9993. the bus line; convenient to Shown by Appointment R. F. DImock Co., TOTAL 26,600.00 ADMIRAL color TV, brand new COMPLETE PRICE $75.50 rates. EAST CENTER ST., 9 room street. Modem 6 room Colon nial. Almost 2,000 square feet of 5347. Collector p.m. schools and shops; and all ’TOTAL REVENUE DEDUCTIONS 118,506.00 house, C zoned, for doctor’s of ial, 1% baths, paneled famUy living area! Bullt-lns. 24’ living COVENTRY — Here Is a friend left over 19OT model $396. with ^t of $7.66 per month. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room of these "plus” features: BOLTON — Older home, bam, ly little home with 2 bedrooms, Taxes collectible on Grand List of 10-1-66 106,950.83 POTENTIAL EXCESS CAPITAL 839.61 VERNON — Beautiful 3% room fices, 2 or 3 families, 136’ room, wooded lot, garage. On room. Half acre lot. $25,200. Mr. service. Call 643-2205. Call Capitol Sewing, 9 a.m.-9 gentleman, shower bath, pri ’Two large apts. (6 & 6), ALICE CLAMPET out buildings. 2 building lots living room and kitchen. Large Legal additions on Grand List of 10-1-66 apartment in exceUent residen frontage. Hutchins Agency, ly $22,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Merritt, Belfiore Agency, 647- MUST SELL — Moving. Com p.m. If toll call collect 246-2140. vate entrance, free parking. BEST BUYS store on ground floor, cor plus land $20,000. Philb: ,ck lot and lake privileges. Only tial area featuring refrigerator, 649-5324. 0181. 1413. REALTOR 649-4643 106,938.36 plete Encyclopedia library, 20 Apply 196 Spruce St. ner lot in Bus. Zone 2. In Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. $13,900. Call the Jarvis Realty range, heat and hot water, come of approx. $8,000. Ex Legal deductions on Grand List of 10-1-66 106.38 volume International,imemaiionai, lo18 wuiOur ------nDnninrrn'r n QV 843-7407 Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. Three Venetian blinds. Minutes from $14,600—East Hartford — tra lot included. Complete VERNON—MANCHES’TER line- Wonderful World (children’s), MOVING, must sell. Maple half Cute 5 room Cape, large 7 room Split Level. Private 106,881.98 bed, maple double bed, walnut gentlemen, twin bedroom and busline and parkway. $100 ly modernized. FOREST HILLS ANDOVER —NO expense has 10 Great Classics. Save $126. on lot, city sewers. treed lot. Near school. Im Back taxes collected from Grand List of 1966 76.26 oval dining room table with 2 single, next to shower, park monthly. Call 872-0628 week been spared on this million complete set. 646-1696. ing. After 6:30, 649-6801. CaU today. The price will mediate occupancy. Only $19,- leaves and 6 chairs, refrlgera- days. $20,000—Manchester — Spot Drive up Vernon St., take ATTRAGTIVE 6-rooni Cape in aire’s mansion on the hill. Cost including Interest 106,957.23 surprise you! ASHFORD LAKE good condition, conveniently lo 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. over $98,000. to build. ’This once Interest collected on Grand List of 10-1-66 87.56 loam, tor, freezer, etc. Call 649-0162. r q OM for rent — gentleman WILLEMAN’TIC — 3 room apart- less 6 room Cape, fireplace, your second left past Ly- dall St. and proceed to the cated near schools, bus and in a lifetime opportunity is of EIGHTH UTILITIES $16. Pool and patio sand, only, free parking, central lo ment, furnished, $76. monthly. 3 bedrooms, rec room, ga 26 MIUBS EAST OF MANCHESTER BOLTON —Large custom built stone, fUl, gravel, sand and EIGHT PIECE dining room set, BOB BLANCHARD of the end of Richmond Rd. shopping, fireplace, oversized fered to you at a fraction of 107,044.79 cation. CaU after 6, 643-2693. CaU 742-6619 between 6:30 — rage. OFF ROUTE 44—SHORE FRONT LOTS Split Level, 7 rooms, fireplace. ’Transferred to suspense (Moved, deceased, etc.) 166.41 DISTRICT manure. 643-0504. *^” ® Pai” o* curtains, 3 pair Take your right on Ken garage, finished rec room. For baths, 3-car garage. Only its value due to the owner drapes. CaU 646-0264. 6 p.m. sale by owner, 649-7616. moving out of state. Call own ROOM FOR RENT with kitchen $20,000 — East Hartford — KEITH REAL ESTATE at E A SY TERMS nedy Rd. Drive past $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real 106,878.38 PRCXIESSED gravel for drive Vacant 4 room Cape, full Bishop Drive and stop at the er at 742-8884 for details. prlvUeges for gentleman. AU MANCHESTER — 6 room tors, 649-5324. Uncollected taxes due 10-1-67 195.79 ways and parking areas. Also CHILD’S dresser, blond, half cellar, oil hot water heat, 649-1922 or 643-1646 very attractive green Co ____ dnawera1$ ie ■> ■■ ■ II — I ■ and —4closet — ^ A$30., A A tan re conveniences, bus line. 649- Ranch. ’Two baths, family TOLLAND Total taxes and interest collected from lists of 1966 bank run gravel and fiU at Resort Property hardwood floors, city utili ARTHUR A. KHOFLA lonial with our ' "Open ELLINGTON — 5Vi pool deluxe all accessories. 326’ frontage with artesian well Sewer connections 9,425.00 4. Improvements have been made at the treatment facility shaded lot offers the finest in family living. 4 large bedrooms with ample 8,019.69 bolstered $76. Maple 3-legged 246-1816. 'Two baths, attached garage, and commercial septic system. MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT Transfer from General Fund on buildings and gpx)unds. __ ------FOUR FAMILY — central, w it h ------closets, paneled family room, 2i/j tiled baths, family size kitchen, are only 686.21 We propose to pursue and Investigate, through a feaslblUty Household Goods 51 .#1 1 and breezeway. Completely alu- Area waa zoned for business Interest earned milking stool floor lamp $16. g j^ ROOM Duplex, very central extra 4-familv lot. Call 643-1111, SEVEN ROOM custom built Co- a few of the many quality features in this home. Coaivenient location offers previously. $4,000. F. M. Gall BOARD OF DIRECTORS Total Receipts 18.130.90 study, the possible acquisition of the Manchester Water Com SevenSOVPn piecenlppA deluxeHpIiiva kitchen oAtset, . . . ' i_____. . ’ minum sided, built-in cedar 2s|T37.98 RINGER'S "Hawaiian Happen- located, completely furnished, 2 ask for Mr. Lindsay. Principals lonial. Attached breezeway and all city utilities in a neighborhood of quality homes. Agency, 643-2682. EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Total Balance And Receipts pany in order to provide a more economical and stable water 4 jn g ” now going on! Big cele bronze-tone legs, like new, $76. full baths, heat, hot water, $260 garage, fireplace. Authentic closet, full cellar, Florida Disbursements: rate to the District. only. Re: Annual Report - May 31 st., 1968 28,737.98 bration specials on used ma Brass pole lamp. $6. 9x12’ monthly. 643-6662. Colonial paneling and decor. DIRECTIONS: East Center Sti’eet to Vernon Stre-jt. Take your 2nd left room, grounds are beautifully BOLTON LAKE — Vernon, Balance, May 31, 1968 We will give serious consideration to negotiate the expan chines. Drastic reductions on brown rug with pad, $16. Lewt INVESTMENT property, three Four bedrooms if needed. landscaped. Many, many ex wooded building lot 100x100, General Fund Reserve Account Sion of the District boundaries to include those taxpayers past Lydall Street to Richmond Road. Pixxieed to the end of Richmond Road GENTLEMEN: . ™ , outside of the District boundaries that are currently being portables, consoles, zlg zags. vacuum cl^ner, custom deluxe apartments, 2 stores. Center St. BulIt-ins and convenient walk- tras 1 Let us show you this lakefront privUeges, Good- •Tho following Is a report of tho Manchester Fire Depart Balance, May 31,1967 floral design, two rqonths old, and turn right on Kennedy Road. Watch for our signs. one, $28,900. Call Harvey Real ment from May 1st, 1968 to May 31st, 1968: Receipts: served by the District. Save! See our $88 specials — FurnlshMl location. Realistically priced. up attic. One of Manchester’s chlld-Bartlett Realty, 289- 30,000.00 We are anticipating rapid completion of the North,End R®' $46. 12x16’ new brick pattern ty Oo., 872-3990. Transfer from General Fund brand new sewing machines, Apartmanta 63-A Inquire about this investor’s better locations. Priced in up 0939, 289-9161. 2 Struotiu-e Firea Interest earned 487.66 newnl Project which will not only enhance the aesthetic ap- vacuum cleaners, TV’s. Save! Armstrong linoleum in wrap special. Morrison Agency, 643- 3 AUtamt^jUe Firea 30.437.66 per 20’s. For appointment call (MANCHESTER — 2-fJmlly flat Total Receipts perance of the North End but will also provide additional tax See the Hawaiian Boutique — per, $20. CaU 643-0791. ’THREE ROOM furnished Du 1016. J. D. Real Estate Co., 643-5129. 10 Grass Total Balance And Receipts 80.137.66 revenues and seivlce in the years ahead. ' near Center, nice lot. Ideal for COVENTRY — 100x100 buUding fuU of Hawaiian-inspired acces- >pwr> v f a p .------plex, near Parkade, all utilities, 4 Miacellaneous Minor Fires Disbursements: The Board of Directors has suffered a grevlous loss in the series and gift ideas. Now at TWO YEAR OLD Fri^daire gas EAST HARTFORD — Burn- STAR that shines — room in-law situation. All city con- lot. Owner 643-6724. 1 False Alarm lO.OOO.OO sudden demise of their President. His many civic contribU' garage, avaUable immediately. RECAPITULATION ’Transfer to General Fund dryer with automatic cycle, side Ave., 3-famlly, showing 20 Ranch on % acre treed lot. THE ( veniences. Bel Air Real Estate, Balance, May 31, 1968 20,437.60 tions, his untiring dedication, and devout loyalty will be re Singer, 866 Main St., Manches $125. monthly 289-8800. VERNON — BuUding lot, treed, $100. CaU 649#6716. per cent return on investment. Built-in oven and range, cen ; 643-9332. Calls outside district ...... ® Investment Savings Account membered by everyone, especially by residents of the District ter, 127x360. H. M, Frechette Real 31,722.13 Contact Bob Blanchard, at the tral vacuum cleaning system, District c a lls ...... Balance, May 31, 1967 We are pleased to learn that the new. Robertson Pool will be SEVEN ROOM Colonial, fire ty, 647-9993. 1968 SINGER zig zag sewing Business Locations Keith Agency, 649-1922 , 643- fireplace with paneled wall, 3 Receipts: dedicated and named In his memory. place, heated aunporch, city Total Calls ...... ^0 1 , 666 .’ Clinton E. O’Brien (nachine, slightly used, button 1646. nice bedrooms with comfort Interest earned Machinery and Tools 52 For Ront 44 utiUtles, garage, near bus line, ANDOVEJR — buUding lot 176x RespeotfuUy submitted, ’Total Balance And Receipts 83,288.66 Acting President holes, hems, monograms, etc. ______able sized master bedroom and schools, stores, quiet location. 200’ with foundation and arte Disbursements: Eighth Utilities District 5 years guarantee. Total price SEVEN h.p. tractor with mow- 474 MAIN ST. office for rent. HAYES AGENCY GRANVILLE H. ONGARD full walk-out basement. Im Priced at only $22,800. Charles sian well. Priced to seU $3,6Q0. Aoting BTro Chief Balance, May 31, 1668 '39;28Sr8l{ $64. Easy terms. CaU 622-0931, and bulldozer blade, $495. Center of town, plenty of park- maculate, $20,300. Wolverton 55 EAST CENTER ST. 646-0131 Lesperance, 649-7620. F. M. Gaal, 643-2682. dealer. Call 742-8261 after 4:30 p.m. ing, 648-2426. 9-6. Read Herald Ads Agency Realtors, 649-2813. I PAGE FOURTEEN iHanrli?Btpr lEtt^ttlng H^raUi SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1968 Goldberg R l 6 Blasting Accident B o w s O ut M ay Result in Civil Suit Ctereaoe H. Oariaon CterenCe H. O u ten , 60, of What has been termed by family doctor In Farmington sot Ibta at., . head. world policemen and Should fal eral other workmen. Survtvohi Include a daugh The man, Walter PawIosUl of ’The patrolman has been noti low a middle course between ter, Mrs. ESaine Jones of Oali- Elarmlngton, was working as fied by ' PawloskTs attorney, isolationism and interventlon- lloriiia; 6wo Sisters, Mrs. Otadys contract manager for the MAW dsm. William Dworskl, of New Brit DeClasto and Mrs. Anna Ogreii, Construiction Oo. of Farming- ain, that he may be called upon Later he will write the mem taAh ot MianoheSter; and tAvo ton that la building the new to testify in a civil suit. oirs of a life that has taken him nefSiewB. Orlaplno Super Market at 469 Harvey Powell of Farming- from boyhood in Chicago to top (Funeral services will be held Hartford Rd., across the street ton, blasting superintendent tor labor lawyer, secretary of la Monday at 11 a^n. ait the from the Rt. 6 construction be the OAG Company, was one of bor, 1961-62, Supreme Court Jus- Hotanes Funeral Home, 400 ing carried out by the O&G those who termed the Injury "a tloe, 1962-65, and ambassador to Main St. Burial will be in Elast Construction Oo. freak accident.” the United Nations. Oemeltery. An MAW foreman, standing Powell stated that a warning Goldberg: thinks some time Frtends may can at the fu neid to Pawloaki at the time of whistle was blown as usual and must pass before he publishes neral home Monday from 9 the accident, reported the ac that his company took all the am . to the hour of the funer his memoirs because of people normal safety precautions re still around who might be over tion as follows: al. "Walter was standing between quired by the state. sensitive to hds views of them. one ot our trucks and a car. Willard B. Brooker But he feels that the memoirs of PeweU stated that his com The truck was ^tw een him and WlUard B. Brooker, 53, of West a man of his experience would pany movas from 2-3 million the blast, but somehow this one Haven, brother of Harlam J. be a contribution to history. Cubic yards exf rook each year good sized chunk dropped in and Brooker of Manchester, died through (the blastfng process struck him directly on the back yesterday at his home. ahd that safety precautions are of the head. Survivors also include his always taken. He stated this Quads’ Father "He immediately slumped to wife, four sons, a daughter, was the first such accident in the ground unconscious, and another brother, and five sis his redoUeotlon. Foresees Need blood covered his shirt from a ters. ‘"The reason for this freak laceration where the rock acoldent,’’ he saSd, "was that 'Hk funeral will be held Mon For Adjustment struck. A large bump swelled vve had attempted to blow this day at 8:16 a.m. from the Sisk up almost immediately. particular ledge before without Bros. Ftmeral Home, 128 Dwight LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) — "Some of the other men were success. When the foreman set St., New Haven, with a requiem Allan Irvine, whose family sprayed with smaller pebbles, the Charge, he had no way of high Mass at St. Paul’s Church, swelled from two to six In less but Walter seemed to be the seeing the cracks and fissures New Haven, at 9. Burial will be Keynote speaker Sen. Philip Hart of Midiigan, center, is con son III. At right is Cong. Emilio Q. Daddario, who introduced only Mie Injured. below the surface that caused in St. Lawrence Cemetery, West than two hours, says "it’s still gratulated by Sen. Abraham Rlblcoff. At left is Adlal Steven- Sen. Hart. (Herald photo by Pinto.) ‘"That blast took us by sur Haven. going to take ome adjustment” the debris to fly in an etraiUc prise because nobody seemed to maimer. It was unforfesden.” Friends may call at the fu even though the quadruplets hear the usual whistle or siren Powell said he had filed re neral home tomorrow from 6 to were expected. they sound before setting off a ports of the accident with state 9 p.m. Irvine’s 26 - year - old wife, About Town Democrats to Avert Fight Ann Spencer Red Cross charge.” labor authorities and the state Francis, gave birth to four boys Pawloskl regained conscious and local fire marshal’s office. Anniversary Mass Nurses Aides will have a picnic Friday In Home Hospital here. ness shortly after the mishap Ordsplno employes say they An annlversaTy mass in me and meeting ’Tuesday at 6:30 Dr. Paul A. Williams said the and was driven by car to his have never heard a signa'l. mory of Mrs. Teresa CaseUi will mother and the babies are doing p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ed be celebrated at St. James’ well. ward Mack, South Rd., Bolton. Over McCarthy Delegates Church. Monday at 7 a.m. ’The Irvines live In the north Members who have not been western Indiana community conttaoted are reminded to call (Continued from Page One) the 1966 Democratic State Con- among the people and chatting Abernathy to Resign Pastorate of Wheatfield where they were eltiier Mrs. Mack or Mrs. Humphrey backers, “ Let’s not vention, sang the Star Spangled about politics and about his late Salesman’s Car married five years ago. Irvine, Charios Wilkie. even cor^der, and you shouldn’t Banner and TTie Battle Hymn of father, UN Ambassador Adlal 27, commutes to Elast Chicago be here If you have any doubt the Repnibllc. Stevenson. Poor Face Crucial Sunday, where he works at Inland Steel (Manchester Jayceea will meet of it, that Nixon can do even a The organist was Phillip Reported Stolen Co. Mbrlday ait 8 p.m. ait the Cir- little better In the White House Stock of Hartford, who plays The Manchester delegation to at all Democratic state conven the convention has seats in the Shantytown Permit Expires A 1968 automobile was taken The quads, bom in a span of culit Cfourt at the Police Sta than either Humphrey or Mc tion. tions. 9th and 10th rows of the center from In front of Paul Dodge 92 minutes, weighed from 2 Carthy.” By AUSTIN SCOTT answer directly what he called section; in the area reserved Ponthic, 383 Main St, in broad pounds 13 ounces to 3 pounds 4 He praised Rlblcoff as “the “ one -simple question.” Sen. Rlbicoff’s reception was for the 4th Senatorial District. daylight yesterday afternoon. ounces. Manoheater Boitary Club will one man we, including myself WASHINGTON (AP) — The Why, Abernathy asked, is Sen. Irvine said he and his wife observe Ladies Night and in- and all of the 960 delegates here, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. in the Plaza One of the salesmen, employ beleagured Poor People’s cam James O. Eastland, D-Mlss., were told two months ago there iâll officers at iibs meeting can agree upon.” Room of the Hotel America. The The temporary chairman of ed by the company, told police paign enters its most crucial paid $618,000 a month not to would be triplets but it wasn’t Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the He said of Rlblcoff, "America senator shook hands wltiv, prob the convention, and to be elect he parked the white Pontiac Le- grow food on his Mississippi until Weital together at the 10 a.m. service Gov. Demiwey delivered a Adlal Stevenson HI, circulating nomination. weeks ago. He has served there However by midnight, the convention floor was a proposal where they were treated. X-ray at Bolton Congregational moving tribute to the memory since 1961. force had dwindled to a couple for a statewide presidential pri ed and discharged. Moulin re Church. 'There will be a break of the late Sen. Keimedy and the •”Dr. Abernathy will tell his of dozen in front of the main en mary. Nine of the thirty-six ceived 10 stitches in a scalp fast at 8 o’clock. ’Those qot at laceration. late Dr. Martin Luther King congregation theit his life is no trance to each building. Two members of the Resolutions tending breakfast are asked to longer a matter of feeding the demonstrators were arrested almost all employes had left the Lycoming to Expand girding for a long pull was seen drove his car into the rear of a An Ivoryton, Conn., man and He asked for a rising moment moves of the U.S. imperillst* building for the weekend before in the aiuiouncement that volun S’TRA’TFORD (AP)—Avco Ly- car driven by Frank R. Harri his 16-year-old daughter were of silence In their memory and aggressor troops which" have be- Rockefeller the late afternoon sit-in began. ' coming Division of Stratford son, 61, of Granby, Mass., which among the four persons killed there was a hauntung, complete ____ . „ , „„ teers for the project are once The department did not care if has announced plans to expand in turn struck the rear of a car when their enr p’u:-fi:ed 90 feet hush in the huge auditorium, as « t. again being sought from around they remained all weekend, but the country. Its Charleston, S.C., facility to driven by Kazys Gaciauskas, 52, from an overp.is„ Friday. delegates and guests rose in ground and the sea and in T o Tour State they would probably be cleared Abernathy told a news confer nearly twice its present size. of 67 North St. No one was in Investigators said Louis Bog tribute to the two fallen lead the air these days, are a direct away if they were still there (Continued from Page One) ence in the dirt outside the An additional 36D,(X)0 square jured in the crash. gle and his daughter, Marjorie, ers. continuation of the ever-intensi when employes began repartlng feet of floor space will be added were passengers in the car fence of Resurrection City he for work Monday, he said. Monroe will appear In court fied new war provocation ma- nounced today jliey are taking deplored the violence that re- to the plant’s existing 430,000 July 8. which apparently went out of ’The invocation was delivered Jackson, who led that demon euvers of the U.S. imperialists over a restaurant-discotheque to suited in 77 arrests Thursday by square feet, the firm said Fri control and crashed through a by the Rev. George Dyer of stration, said Monday morning in Korea and a more outright draw attention to their candl- police using tear gas and night- day. guard rail before plummeting Christ the King Church, workers would “have to go over onto another 'highway. Bloomfield, and the benediction challenge to the Korean armis- date. New name: ‘"The Rock.” sticks. If America wants some- us or else remove us.” , Police, Students tice.” “ Rocky Girls,” dressed in red, one to blame, he said, he ac- Also killed in the mishap was by the Rev. Malcolm McDowell Clash in Brazil a Seattle couple, Mrs. Raymond of St. James 'Episcopal Church, "As facts clearly show,” it white and blue, will be on hand cepts responriblUty. Hyde,- 60, who was apparently Glastonbury. said, “ the U.S. Imperialisit ag- for a private opening ’Tuesday "Th® confrontation at the De- gpêssors will never be able to night, after which the night six>t partment of Agriculture build- Teacher Makes RIO DE, JANIBRO (AP) — operating the car, and her 72------In Memoriam year-old husband, the police Soprano Inez Carter of Hart- shirk their responslbUty for the will be open \o the public. The seemed to have had a pro In lovlnc memory of our dear Students demanding more mon graver consequences that will project is being run by the New found effect on the thinking of Tour of Europe mother, Teresa CoseHl, who depart said. ford, who had appeared also at ed from this world. June 23. 1966. ey , for Brazilian education be caused by all these provoca- Majority for Rockefeller, a O'® officials who will make the tive acts further endangering branch of the Rockefeller tor decision on extending or closing With Students l^ u s h her smile has gone forever. clashed^ with police for'‘tilbHhird And her hand we cannot touch, the Korean armistice.” , President organization. °ut the Resurrection City per- We shall never lose sweet memo* straight (jay FMday and the me Mrs. Samuel Cagan of 37 lies. lee of tear gas, gunfire and rock Reports from Seoul said the Any profits will go to the own- ^ Of the one we loved so much, 'Wai*T(em Successor area near Yunpyung Island is era of the discotheque, original- would have been hard to Jordt St. will leave on the S.S. throwing )dlled a policeman and one of South Korea’s favorite ly called the "Dlrectolre,” a give an extension but after yea- fladJy missed by her two students. BYance July 3 to accompany fishing grounds and many fish- spokesman said. It’s on 48th t®rday H Js w t of the question, u au ^ ter and Son-ln-l»aw ’There was an unconfirmed re three students from Hartford on ing vessels have been seized by Street, between third and Lex- port of one more student killed. May Spayk Dispute an extended tour of Europe. In Memoriam Communist Koreans In these Ington avenues, official as saying. In loving memory of our dear More than a himdred persons ’Hie trip Is financed by- Wise (Continued From Page One) waters in the past several Another Manhattan disco- National Park Service offi Crondniother, Teresa Caselll, who were reported injured anil po Scholarship awards from a trust passed away June 23, 1966. Until Fortas’ name came to months. theque, "Eugene’s,” had been cials have never commented on lice said more than a thousand CJourt, who said Warren may be how they would handle the prob fund left for that yearly purpose the fore, Justice Brennan had The Pentagon spokesman who operating near Columbia Unl- This day do w« remember. were arrested. ’The student stepping out for fear Richard M. lem of evicting the campalêrs by Mr. Wise of the former Wlse- A loving thought we rive, been the man most talked about tentatlvely described the North verslty to raise funds for Sen. For one no longer with us, demonstrators smashed win Nixon, as president, -might ap if it comes down to that. If the Smlth Department Store. The for chief, principally because Korean broadcast as incorrect ■ Eugene J. McCarthy of Mlnne- But In our hearts stUI lives. dows in the U.S. Embassy. point his successor. agency coupled a refusal to ex students, one from earii of the his voting record on the court Jeannette, Bhlrley and Jackie Authorities ordered the arrest Rodell said ill feeling between was asked if this meant the *u his effort to secure the tend the permit with an order to Hartford public high schools, ere has been practically a match of several student leaders in an Nixon and Warren goes back to sinking Involved a shto of some Demociîtlc presidential noml- the campaigners to dismantle selected on the basis of an In Memoriam effort to prevent further vio 1952 when, Rodell said, Warren for Warren’s own. otner nation. nation. It has been closed since In loving memory of Nancy Jane their plywood huts before they American History test admlnls-_^_ g<>W«uder who passed away June lence. expressed an interest in the In either of those cases, there “ There are a lot jlTpossiblll- ^® death ot Sen. Robert F. Ken- depart, for instance, this job tered citywide to all history stu XI, 1601, One of the demonstrators’ presidency. still would be a Vacancy on the ties on this,’’ he stid. “ All we uedy. alone might add days to their dents. The highest score from can say at the moment is that it ; I She was an angel too sweet for first targets was the U.S. Em Probable Johnson selections court Itself to fill. stay. each school is selected to go. earth. bassy, where they fought with could be fairly accurately mea Another in speculation for a appears this report is incor- Sent here for a while. Killed in Vietnam At his news conference, Aber- Mrs.' Cagan, a Latin teacher God marked her when He gave her police who tried to disperse sured by the two high court ap- ’ spot on the court is Homer reel.” WASHING’TON (AP) — Two nathy ac)mowledged for the first at Bulkeley High School , will birth, them. ’Three girl demonstrators polntmenta he has made—Abe Thornberry, Austin, Tex appel- And took her with a smile. Connecticut servicemen have time that ResuFrection City has accompany the students on an were reported wounded by g:un- Fortas and .Thurgood Marshall, late Judge, former congressman beeit killed recently In action had incidents of violence but itinerary which includes Paris,, MEMPHIS LANDMARK GOING Hr. and Mrs. Michael Goldsnlder flre. ’Two were treated at a hos Fortas has fit easily into the and old Johnson friend. in Vietnam according to the said he had bqen given Informa- Lucerne, Geneva, Nice, pital and released. In Memoriam liberal majority on the bench. Former California Gov. Ed MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Pentagon. tion that some of them were Florence, Rome, Venice, SaJz- In loving memory of Charles M. No embassy personnel were And Marshall, the court’s first mund “ Pat” Brown said War The Cloridge Hotel, a downtown They ore Army CpJ. Harold caused by "paid infiltrators.” burgh, Munich, Berlin, Amster- Plummer, who passed away Juno reported hurt. Two floors of the Negro, had devoted the whole of F. Gentile, son of Mrs. Alice C. He refused to give more details, âm and London. ’They will re- 25. 1967. ren’s decision “ apparently was Memphis landmark for 43 embassy were evacuated after his long legal career to civil so that President Johnson would years, will ibe sold at auction Gentlle, of 2 Grandview Ter- He said he deplored the vlo- turn Aug. 17. . ^ t why the passing had to be. tear gas seeped through some of rights advocacy. Bethel, and Marine Pfc. lence that surfaced ’Thursday, Mrs. Cagan’s daughter. we cannot know or say. have the opportunity to appoint July 12. The Scott Stewart Man- r®ic®i . — ------But oil he touched, have better the 23 broken windows. Leading the list of potential a successor.” Brown, at Manila agement Co., which operates Richard D. Conklin, son of Mr. but he also deplores an America Andrea, now with the Harkneas lives, Nearly every student demon chief justices, in talk at least, is for dedication of a war memo- the hotel, has reported that civil and Mrs. robert (fonklln, 76 Easy that ignores the cries of poor Ballet Co. in Monte Carlo, will Because he passed their way. stration here in the past two Fortas, a long-time friend, con- rial on Oorregidor, said Warren disorders in March and April Steel, Milford. people. He challenged President meet the group In Nice and Plummer years has had anti-American fldant and adviser to the Presi- "has had a great career. He’s had cut heavily into the hotel’s The announcement was re- Johnson, "who is supposed to be travel with them the rest of the Cmldren, ITarllyn. Charlene and Robert. overtones. dent. been a great chief Justice.” spring business. leased Friday. the leader of all Americana,” to way. I

/ rd h i ■/ .1' 0\ • ('. lEwttittg If^ralb TV Shows JUNE 22 thru JUNE 28 1£pFtttn$ if^rald ^Violence on Television:’ Some Questions By NICHOLAS JOHNSON an extraordinary job Wednesday falls to address the broader role Question Unanswered al” television—and “just enter- Washington Post through Saturday, June 6-8, 1968. and Impact of radio and tele- ...... talnment” or a "commercial In- WASHINGTON — "Vlblenee They worked long hours, with vision. What Is radio and television terruptlon.” We sometimes “a sick so- joumallsUc professionalism and «you are what you hear,” the seem to assume that only the senslUvlty, to help a saying goes. If the basic chemls- ^ impact upon our lives? Urn "meaning” or "a struggling naUon pull ItseU back try of the body Is the end pro- W we can answer those ques- nnessage” and that the worst searching foUowtag Senator together once again. In doing so duct of all the Ingredients we ttons about the entirety of ra- that can be said about the lat- Rhtxnit Kennedy’s assassination, they were careful to character- pour down our throats the func- ter is that it is "nothing,” a Comments about violence on Ize Sirhan Sirhan (and later tionlng of the nerve cells of the parts, waste of time. The fact is, of radio and televtslon have come James Earl Ray) as "suspects” brain is just as surely the conse- ^ violence” In tele- course, th„tthat each minute has its often and from many,sources— or "the accused” rather than nnence of what we nour in vision — r\ entertainment, — :— V will be su- own significance and impact, ^ Piresident and the appointees "murderers.” We should be no Uuough our eyes and eare. And indeed. alone. In juxtaposition to what to Ms new commission, senators less judicious In our character!- what we pour in th ro u ^ our ' make a mistake, I think,, preceeds and follows, and In the and congressmen, experts on all zations of broadcasting’s re eyes ar>d ears Is In large *** attempting to distinguish be- context of the events of the day. facets of human and social be- sponslbillty lor violence * li measure, the product’ of the — news and documentaries. We are changed, however slight- havior, the citizens who express America. —~ broadcasting Industry. tome specials, and "education- ly, by each exposure to the tube. •their views in letters to the edi tor oMumns and ra(9o’s "Open Only a ‘Suspect’ There are more radio receiv Mike” programs, and the re- “Violence on television ers In this cotintry than people flectlve print and electronic loo much because the —and another 40 million were journalists themselves. For this H*®. scientific literature sold last year. The average lam- reason if no other it is likely violence on television pro- Uy television set is runniirg live that radio and televialon — still *^“®®® violent behavior on the hours 46 minutes a day. It is staggering from charges of their viewers is skimpy at in this sense that the product contribution to racial teiKlons — temperment and of radio and television—all of are In for quite an evaluation. ‘"^Ulgence are a function of it-b ears a relaUonship not IS This is healthy It la appro- •"“ y genetic and evironmental alone to Americans’ violence, prlate. Televlslan and radio Television is, 1 short, no but to to the totality of our aon owners are In effect, elect- ^ "suspect,” its con- powers of analysis, feelings, ed public officials They make ‘'^•’“^lon to a violent society no easthetic sense, and moral private profit erom pubSc prop- hypothesis to be standards, erty - the airwaves. According- ^ h^^hesis chUdien get as much verbal s ly, every three years, when thel Impact from radio and televls- Federal Communications Com- ff tele^slon, like from parents, teachers, ed mission (PCC) license expires, Sirhan, has at M s point neighbors and church. The songs they are called to account for they sing are the catchy com- m. thelr trusteeship. As the FCC’s “ entitled to a trial. merclal jingles written In the 8., past performance makes clear. Moreover, in our understand- advertising agencies of Madison 0 to however, onlv through public In- ®hle urgency to right broadcast- Avenue, the heroes they emulate >pl quiry and participation will this wrongs we must be are the creation of Hollywood, Ud accounting be made meaningful, especially cautious to protect Its the possessions they crave are $9 For this reason, the broader in- -independence from govern- those of the sponsors, and the / quiries now underway can do mental control of content. Let nightmares they dream are pro % fot great public service. b® first find the facts, present vided by the re-runs of World «i- But the inquiries should be as them publicly, and allow broad- War II feature fUms and the he fair and as prodiMtive casting to respond responsibly premieres of Vietnam television possible. And it just may be that before urging remedies with news. By the time be enters first "violence on television” both more serious implications. grade, the average child has re charges too much, and asks too The reason why the "violence spent more hours In front of a vs- little. television” charge asks too television set than he will spend m, The electronic journalists did little. In my view. Is that it in a college classroom. In- de- kft- ffa- WALLAOH AND WIFE What Makes Craig i a Eli Wallach and his wife, at Anne Jackson have agreed to XU- appear in an original drama for ers the new "Prudential’s on Stage” Drive at 600 MPH -m- series NBC will televise next By CYNTHIA LOWRY miles am hour it sheered off two ant season. The couple will head a NEW YORK (AP) - Craig telephone poles, climbed a sailit one-hour play still to be select Breedlove has difficulty an bank and pancaked into a salt >le, ed. Both are veterans of the swering two questions, most of lake. Breedlove climbed out— led Broadway stage. ^ ten asked by nervous back-seat with two skinned knees. ent drivers. Mrs. Breedlove who until irt- "Why do you feel a need to their marriage seven years ago &re drive a jet-owered automobile had never been near a racing iwn at such enormous speed?” c€ir, hold the womam’s land ors "How does it feel to be mov speed record, driving the saume Lld- ing close to the sound barrier In jet-powered car 308.66 miles am^ un- a piece of machinery that can— hour. Conqraterised Golf and has—broken under the “I wanted her to drive so that the strain?" we could share that part of our pie NITE OR DAY Breedlove set the world land Uvea,” he said. "And then I en- speed record three years ago by learned what wives go through. ‘wo RAIN OR SHINE traveling 600.601 miles per on hour. His ambition is to be the (See Page Four) ?€3 Indoors, Outdoors finst man to break the sound to barrier on land. :er- PAR-3 "Well, I wanted to return the land speed record to the United aid COLF COURSE States," answered the slight, the soft-spoken young man. ‘“That ore • DRIVING RANGE \ seemed Important at the time. an. Besides, it’s a sport and it’s also ! if • MINIATURE GOLF interesting and helpful from a ^ a n e k but technological standpoint. It tells ELECTRONICS red Tee Spoon Resturont ■/ us things about parachute brak ere ing, for instance.” Full-Time Golf ProfesslonaL LABORATORIES on Premises at All Times. As for the feeling at high Al Gayson, Pro. Lena Horne and Harry Belafonte in a panel discus speeds, he can only say "it’s on^ hard to describe. It’s a phe 277 BROAD ine: sion, “Bias and the Media,” part of a series on nomenal feeling—a special mix ver racism, Thursday, 10-11 p.m. on A'BC. ture of emoUonal and physoho- Golf 0 Tron loglcal reactions.” STEREO E X IT 96 fro m 1-84 Breedlove and his wife, Lee, Bto. 88 A SO, Talcottville TV DEBUT are the subject of an hour-long TAPES Katharlnq H ouston, who ABC special to be shown at 4 made her acting debut In pjn. Ea>T today. "Guess Who's Coming to Din During one of his runs on the FOR ICE PLANT OPEN . ner,” has been signed to make Weekteya 8 AJM. to 6:80 PJH.—Sundays 8 A.M. to 1 PJH. Bonneville Salt Falls of Utah,^- CRACKED ICE—BLOCK ICE-CUBES her television debut hi the first his car had mechanical trouble episode next season of ABC’s and went out of control trave- CARS 37 "Judd for the Defense." She win ing at 600 miles am hour with ).S. L T. WOOD CO. play the wife at a draft protesb out brakes. He wrestled with lit TV-Badlo, Sales snd Ssrvios Turn Xkwt from Main St. a t State Theatw en to BlaseU or. imtil, traveling alt auuund 400 my on

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Clift Robertson 6:09 Antiques 2:00 (S) Love Is u Many Splendored (8 )News with Bob Yonag (C) 9:89(3) Good Morning World R (C) 1:88 (8) Lone Banger (C) (9-40) Newlywed Game (C) (88) Bowery Bo)ra (18) Am erica! ( the Movies (C) 6:26 (8) Town Crier /!• ConlMoences and Angie Dlddnaon, Will and Falrpoint Silver and China Thing (C) (29) Social Security in Action (8-49) N.Y.P.D. R (C) (88) Roller Derby (C) 'Black Hills" Jack Douglas "Flower Drum Song" Nancy 6:80 (8) Sommer Semester (C) 2:20 (2) Art Uaklettor’s Haoae <^40-M ) News -TrêBthrr and Chris Nye give up their NY Franeh Chef (20-22-30) Days of Oar Lives (22-39) Huntley - Brtniey Bc- "The Screaming Woman" takes us to Black Hill Terri Kwan, James Shiget^ Juanita (80) Conn. Classroom ParW Hperts careers and head for amall Crab Meat Appetkers (C) port (C) 10:90 (3) The Cities (C) (48) Big FIctare — US Army (20-n40) The Dectors (0) 1:88 (Sy Big S Theater (C) tory of So. 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Rcmald Regan, Nancy Sid C^sar, guest host with 9:88 (8) Hap Blehards Show (C) part investigative series on (20-2240) You Don’t Say (C) Weather & Haidy" Davis. Mario Thomas, singers Sergio (8) Jack LaLanne Show (C) 4:0# (8) Baager Station (0 ) America's troubled urban (8) Mr. Goober (C) 7:20 (49) Dr. Albert Burke (C) 11:00 (3-8-2240-40) News — Sporto (8-48) Happealag *88 (C) BTanchl, Fran Jeffries and (20) FOm (204240 >Match Game (C) nerve centers. 1 8 1 1 . broadcast (40) Dark Shadows (C) 7:30 (20-22^) I Dream o( Jeannie and Weather (C) 2:88 (28,38) M ajor Leagoe Baseball The CSieckmates. 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Full Line of Typewriters, 12:25 (.30) Focus "A Woman's Help" Andrews and Dick Foran. o n life in the dty, 1 0 -1 1 p.m. Adding Machines, Duplica (40) Congressional Report (20 IFDm 4>/]% Dividend paid CALL 649-1752 Korean, vet. on return to CALL IN ORDER on CBS. tors & Photo Copy Machines 12:30 (3) F ^ e the Nation, ' (C) (22) Film TBA ) Wash, public relations firm, RANGE and DRYER A S S ( > 4 I \ 1 I (> N’ (8) The LSD Story (C) (30) Vietnam: The War This finds partner killed and new from day of deposit. Pick Up 10 Minutes Later WEDNESDAY: "The Con Frank Fiiulliij, I’rop, James Casev, Conn. Comm, of Week ' (C) management in control. '69 demned of Altona, film of trou ■ Consumer Protection, intro 6:00 (3) 21st Century (C) (22) Peter Gunn WIRING SERVICE V * A / e S 4 tlmea yearly. duces this film program which "Industries of the Future” R "The Price is Murder" BawewttTgg’a atatiT ritiaaciAt iwtTiTUTian DEGL^ DRIVE-IN bled German family, with T. 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Inventor of Jet plane sees (C) (20-22-30) Daniel Boon B (C) (20-22-30) Match Game (8-22) Bed Sox (C) son-in-law killed on test flight, (18) Woody Woodbury Show Cleveland at Boston Baseball Ralph Richardson, Ann Todd. (40) Boso the Clown "■Price of Fcam” '56. Mcrio (C) (18) Les Crane Show 4:25 (20-22-30) News "Arabs vs. Jews Part I (C) Oberon, Lex Barker. 4:30 (3) Haiel (C) (40) Second Hundred Years 11:30 (20-22-30) Tonight Show (C) (8-22) Mike Douxlas Show (840) Flying Nun B (C) murriiiKStarring owiu...,Jolmny Carsoi^— (20) West Point 8:00 (8-40) JoeyJO Bishop Show (0) 8:30 (2022-30) Ironside B (C) ' (30-40) The Flintstones (C) (8-40) Bewitched B (C) 1.00 (8) News — Moments of Com 5:00 (3) Perry Mason (18) Subscription TV fort and Gnideposts \ (20) This Is the Life "Young Americans" (30) Nows and Sira Off (30) Combat (3) Thursday Night Movie (40) News — U8AF Beliglous (40) Monsters 9:00 Film and Sign Off "WhereWlieit: the Wf/IVOSpies sasÂre” awR (C) 5:25 (40) Weather and News Story of mild-mannered coun 3:00 (3) News and Weather — Mo 6:30 (20) US Navy Film ment of Meditation and Sign try11 / uvrv.4.vjtdoctor whom wsswsss circumstances------BUE (18) Afternoon Report turns Into secret agent for OH 6:00 (3-8) Weather — Sports and noting that a dreda < Sandy Dennis with Michael Parks as a dope^dict PROGRAM os the: in “ Hatful o f Rain” Sunday 9-11 p.m. on ABC. na’s 1 (22-30) Huntley - Brinkley ^ and t 1:00 (3) Girl Talk (C) (20-22-36 )Hatch Game (C) (18) Woody Woodbury Show port 5:00 (3) Perry Mason (8) P.D.Q. with (8401 Man In a Suitcase (C) (20-22-30) Days of Our Lives (40) Weather and News Brainwash” Choice is put to ■worst By JOAN CROSBY Bob Young ( 6 ) an imprisoned McGill — a good sports (840) Newlywed Game (C) (20) Theatre 30 PHILADELPHIA — (NEA) (18) Afternoon Report price; foi for ■his ■ memory ‘ of ' certain 2:30 (3) House Party I (C) (3-8) Wenther — Sports and African events — or his life. 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KENTILE PRODUCTS wiith the crowd. 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show (C) 6:15 (18) Subscription TV (20-22-30) You Don’t Say (C) 6:25 (8) Woaderful World of Sports He’s Mike Douglas, idol of 6:30 (3) News with Walter Crr-Jron- "Battle Beneath the Earth CERAMIC TBLE (8) Mr. Goober (C) (3) Friday Night Movie housewives and for once they UO) Dark Shadows (C) klte 9:00 (8) News with Bob Young (C) "Young Dllllngcr" R (C) Free Estimates have picked out someone who 4:00 (3) Ranker Station eople who Michael Delaney Dowd (his real life and love from handsome EQUIPMENT young man and a dashing Mike Douglas is the kind of don’t get to watch non-prime name) of Chicago, a star-struck ing playboy. Rossano BrMZl. man who can meet someone time TV are not aware that kid who decided to be a singer Joan Fontaine, „ Christine RENTALS Carcra. (L/i briefly one year, meet the Mike is a fine singer, who has when he was 11. He is still star- “ Beautiful Blonde from B ^ - Sanding Machines person agsto the next year, made several recorti albums, struck, recalling with wc. der a ful Bend” ’60, Betty and notice that weight has been party in Hollywood to which he Chtesar Romero, Rudy Vallec. Power Tools and presently has a hit single (C) lost. He looks, listens and re was invited. The g;uests of honor (C) Phimber’s Tools . with Pearl Bailey called “ Do D (20-22-30) Tonight Show members. Unto Others.’ ’ were Prince Rainier and Starring Johnny Carson Painter’s Equipment (8) News — Weather and Because he is a decent fam Reviews of his club act have Princess Grace. Mike was pre (C) Cement Tools ily man and a professional sented to the princess who said, (lo) Joey Bishop Show included such lines as; “ He had (3) Joey Bishop Show (C) Moving Equipment worker, he’s not as easy to the audience in the palm of his "Oh, yes. I’ve seen you on tele (Joined in progress) Maintenance Equipment write about as some of the vision.’ ’ He still hasn’t gotten (8) News — Moments of Com hand’’ ;- “ He completely captur fort and Gnideposts Wallpapering Equipment more flamboyantly colorful ed his audience which remained o'ver that. (80) News rad Sign Off (401 News Headlines — eSAF stars. Of course, sometJmee Beliglous Film and Sign OH 6 4 9 - 2 0 5 2 he Is so badly quoted that he 2:60 (8) News und Weather — Mo- turns out like this: m^nt of Modltatlon and B16 I1 A-P EQUIPMENT What Makes OH RENTAL “ Once when I was being in terviewed by a national mag Craig Drive azine,” he said, “ the writer 9S6 Center S t Manchester (Continued from Page One) 9 SHOP oimI asked me why I thought wom ' SAVE en television fans liked me. It 1 was plenty upset when she ■was a tough question. But I re was making that run.” WHERE called that once my daughter, ' Craig Is a Los Angeles boy H Y O U SEE Chris, who was then 16, was who was first fascinated by THIS watching Perry Como and she model planes, moved on to Jalo said, 'That’s the kind of man I pies and drag races. Now he de- SIGN Would like to marry.’ I told this sig;ns and tests the car he ELECTRONICS to the writer and said I hoped drives. 1 conveyed some of the same The television special g;rew PLEN’S TEXACO UBORATORIES reactions. The story came out from a chance meeting on a 381 MAIN ST. and he qtioted me as saying, plane with an ABC sports pro ‘All those babes wish they were gram producer. Craig men GORMAN BROS. 277 BROAD married to me.’ ’’ tioned he had plenty of £llm 770 MAIN ST. ’Ihlngs like this happening showing his ■ races, some taken to Mike are in the minority, Inside the car during a record W YMAN OIL CO., Inc. Fit. AND AJI. howCTcr. ■it run. Also available Is some film 24 MAIN ST. Despite a long-term contract showing that dramatic crackup. CAR- with Weatlnghouae Broadcast ing, he is a sure bet to move onto nighttime stardom. “If I STEREO were free ■would I take a night Nancy Sinatra is a Don WILLIS Garage time series? Tes, that’s my na guest on C ^ ’ “The SPECIALISTS IN . RADIOS. ture. To go on to other Summer Brothera WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND thJngu.’’ Smothers Show” B R A K E SERVICE (Meanwhile, he is doing his GENERAL AUTO REPAIR ■. (that’s the title) Sun 6IP4581—18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TV-Bodio Sale* and Serrloe five shows a week out of Phil adelphia, mining nighttime day 9-11 p.m. on CBS.