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' " ' g f I? WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, IM 7 Average Daily Net Preea Run The Weather p a g e t h ir t y -s i x Manrli^atcr lEurtiittg Ifrralii For The „Week Faded Cloudy With eceftteitod thun- Mksy SO, 1907 deratomui tonOglit, low a’botit 60; pantUel dealing, warmer About Town tomoiTOW, Mgh in 70b. ; 15,210 Mrmcheeter— A City of Village Charm Friendship Lodge of Masons ^ .V , ■ (ClMwified Advertlataig on Page 81) PRICE SEVEN CENTS will have ita final meeting be­ MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967 fore the sujnmer recess tomor­ VOL. LXXXVl, NO. (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) row iHglVt alt 7:30 at the Ma­ sonic Temple. The Entered Ap­ prentice degree will be confer­ Jt red, with Raymond E. Bogue, master, presiding. Refresh­ France Joins UN Debate Too Many Deer ments will be served. VAN NUYS, CMlf. (AP) « —Frit* Burn* Wonts to give \l away 100 •white reindeer. Peter Pantaluh, son of ' ♦ HA said hla herd haa been and Mrs. Peter "Pantaluk of 40 used in Chiietniae pcmades, Foster St., was named to the HALE Vietnam War T i^ bizt has grown tx>o laige. dean’s list for the second se­ Rep. Ed Relnedce, R- mester at Berklee School of Mu­ Callf., invoaWgated and said sic, Boston, Mass., where he is today there appears to be no Early Defeat majoring in composition, ar­ apiace In a naUonal park for Des ranging and trumpet. To Mideast Peace BO many reindeer. The congreosman said T he Ailjpihia Delta Kappa to save face for all parties co- exist and its rights to use of in­ Burns •wfll give them to any Joins Faculty UNITED NATIONS, N. ternational waterways, and at Gamima Ohaptcir of the honor­ Y. (A'P)—'France declared cemed. zoo or park that •wUl pay the ary teachers’ goroiiilty lecenitly 3 BIG DAYS Their activities centered the same time would reaffirm transportation /costs from Amendm ent (Dr. Willll'lam J. Muraae, eon today t!h'at aa long as the It would support withdrawal Arab territorial Integrity. . h«td its ftoail meeting of „ the of Mir. and Mirs. 'William M. war in Vietnam oonitinues, seaiion at the cottage of Mrs. of troops, but again the wordng In genefal, the bloc would Munsde of 38 AdeOaide Rd., will Cecillia Moore, CodumbSa Lake. l#iere is “ no chance for would be vague, leaving the back the Idea "of a new U.N. To Admonish join the mexiicad faculty at the Now's The Time To Buy Wedding, Thursday, FHday The atitruSlitiilc project of the Ijeace in the Middle East.” lines to which Israel would with- presence in the Middle East to group thiiB year was to donate Uniiversiity of Virgiiirtia HoapVtail .. ^ e n ^ ' Foreign Minister draw subject to future negotla- keep geep the peace. ' O W M ? ______servUce amid mcneiy to the Ijutz July 1, as an inlaltruo’tor. and Saturday ^ u r ic b Cpuve de MurvUle, tlon. Is Beaten Dr. Munsle aittended 'Man­ Shower and Graduation Gifts and (See Page Twenty-’rhree) Junior Museum. In his nation’s policy statement It would back Israel’s right to chester HOsh school and receiv­ in the General Assembly debate Avco Talks WASHINGTON (AP) — ed a baohellor of science degree, on the Arab-Israell war, said Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- The British Amerioan Club ma'gna cum daude, from Tufts SaveFOur Selection Was Never Better! ^ t ending war in Vletnath Under W ay Conn., battled more steep­ will have a buffot and dance Unflversity 'where He was a JUNE 22, 23, 24 would "require a courageous ly uphill against Senate Saturday from 9 pm . to 1 a.m. memibea" of Phi (Beta Kappa. He and fruitful decision on the part censure today after over­ at the clubhouse. Mike Bussel ireoeived a doctor Of medicine of a great state"—moanlsng the In Capital and ibis band wiU play for whelming rejection of a degree at the Uni'versity of Oo- iJnlted States. move to substitute mild ad­ dancing.’dleservations close to­ I'jmibia in New York, and he' j Shoifld the Vietnamese war morrow and may t>e made at WASHINGTON (AP) — monition for one set of the cormpleted dlls itwo-year .reaiW end, he said, "then new hp.rlzons Negotiations between the the club. dency in 'surgery at the New YTould open up.” charges against him. But England Center Hospital in Bos- Neither Soviet Premier Alexei Lycoming Division of the he insisted he was still con­ TriiUty CJovonaitt Church will itcin. Dr. Munsie aOso did a two- N. Kosygin nor Soviet Foreign Avco Oorp., Stratford, fident. have its annual Midsummer yeair tour of duty at a U.S. IMiaUeteir A'ndreS A. G

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‘J, ’ .• V.. F jF L : - . 1 lilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD: MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967 PAGE THBESE' PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAI^GHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY; JUNE 22, 1967 the. ordinance could esury a jsUl be given at the time the 11- was voted 'Ihiat if a vidtttlton ton Rd., also area fanlllty and to he cooesm- Food Floun to E u r o p e South Windsor aeotenoe. ''sense Is issued and any changes of the ordkMuace was deeined In fee of 5200 per ed with the uAe of town rotuh of shoes because It takes k> long LOS ANGCEUBS — CaUftmila James ACorlarty, Oaidand to the route are to be filed ait evidence, a JaU sentence in ad- hauling refuse within used tor the pick up and dis­ Hid Boyle to break them in. Sheinwold on Bridge producers ahippeUection Ordinance to the town for tloensimr a Councilman John J. Egran dered. towns had a fee scale of $10 to least 2 Ostocks that would have ASSUME PARTNER HAS Notthfl««Ier WITH to Europe last year, aUgUUy truck was traneferrahle from said the 'Iburden was slight on One penson noted the "hard $20 per v ^ d e . On a vote taken of the some Making Perfect Progress Middle Age made you rich today if you had MINIMUM STRENGTH Both tides vulnenihle more than in 1966. Strawberries one vehicle to another used by the collectors in the keeping of and ruthitess approach of the Mayor Jamee H. Throwe .com­ 30 perenns present at the hear­ only been smart enough to buy NORIH i^^dopted by Town Gmncil mented that the Ucinedng fee made up 692,000 pounds of the AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — Lucl wife’ Phyllis, Is expecting a By ALFRED S|1EINW0U> STRAWBERKY SHORTCAKE the same fUm 'within the town. retoords o f collections and dates orcUmance on this item.” Hie ing. 11 voted in favor of the them 20 years ago. A 9 6 2 commented that tn sunounding was related directly to the cost proposed ortHnanoe and 4 total. Other iteiha Were aspara­ Johnson Nugent gave her baby baby any Ume now. Its B ord er Town manager Terry "V. of collection.” , At breakfast you and your 'When you’re looking for a way 9 A 4 "COMPLETE DINNER” uust mgiit ular oouncll meeting. 'Main towns the ordinances were not of the admiiniatratlve and polic­ against gus,' grapaa, lettuce and par­ his first bottle of sugar and Phyllis couldn’t believe the Sprenkel comsnented that Islnce Manager Sprenkel comment­ wife now always start the day to defeat a contract don’t rely 0 KQJ762 Sponawred by an brdinaace otv the areas o f dlsousston Included a neaiAy so severe and did not In- ing aoUvities necessitated by sley. water,.and doctors reported ev.» size of Lucl's baby, Nugent re- the ordinance was a new one, ed that the piupose of the Not on Map by asking each other, "Did you oh your partner to contribute ♦ A7 TEMPLE CHAPTER No. 68, O.E.8. proposed SMO fee per unit for G h k le a Jail penalty upon vWa- the license requirements. Manchester Evoiing Herald erythlng was going well with the lated. ooU^i^mi said bauUiv o f ref- it was drafted to provide for town hall being advised o f the sleep well?" Each then gives a an Impossible number of hlgH WEST EAST Ucenetng and a Hating o f all tion, Donald Shreider of West Rd., South Windsor coRespondent, FRENCH GAIN IS LARGEST President's daughter and his Meanwhile things were set- AT THE uoa nMUiln the tomm end ra- interpeitation, and adjustments routes and dates of collection NEW YORK (AP) — Border jo-mlnute summary about how cards. Assume only that your A A 103 A 87 customers, route layouts, ee- “Men In this buaineBe' are said it wes not the bushMss of NEW YORK—Lost year the first grandchild. tllng into a routine at the hospl- viaed the present ordinanoe oould be snade to the ordinance was toiiald in anttclpaitng the Ann Lyons, teL 644-8582. crossings are often controver- reatiggg g night he or she spent, partner has reasonable strength ^ 976 , (7 K383 ttonatecl tonnage and oolleetidh oompettent meh and the ordi­ the town to rcgUklite the busi­ number of Freimh visitors to Patrlok Jjyndoli Nugent was tal f6r Luci and her newborn MASONIC TEMPLE, SUNDAY, JUNE 25 oovetlag the aanitacy land flU to cover specific situations. voluilie b f refuse to be expected slal. They have ^ e h throughout t^e probable reason;, and see wh^t you can do with 0 93 , O A104' days, nance as .written is a violation ness of grirba^e coUeOtons in Bethvaen i960 and 1906, «h- the United- States totaled . 62,- reported 'making rferfect prog- son.' history. ^ 4 K10632 A 9843 SERVINO 1 to 6 P.M. area toasted on Htrong Bd. Also included 'on the items of CMher provisions of the ordi­ to be diocharged at - the town of coneiUiWiBonal frights and a the' town. - ress in the, maternity wing of Visiting with her during the At the dfflce the only feUow nodlmenit increased 70 per cent 439, a 16.6 per cent gain over But the most controversial ...... Opening lead —six of hearts. SOUTH dlacussion between the council nance call for route schedules dump. < I brutal attack on the rtfuse ' OoumcUman Egaxi comnieh^ed Sc'^on Hospatal, where he was evening, >Jugent decided what border today isn’t a political workers younger than you that Donation: Adults $2.00; Children under 12 $1.00 RepreaentaAlvee o t local ref­ in UB. cOOegeSi, 90 per ceti* 1965. This was a much larger When this hand was played A KQ754 use haulers 'were present a t a and the refuse haulers was a to be provided by the refuse Ordinance Called ‘Ruthless’ hauflens serving the town,” be in answer that the council has bom Wednesday morning. his wife should choose from the border. The one that most peo- really like are ttose who EVERYONE WELCOME in Mgh schools and 8 per ceiri rate of increase than for any in the recent national team ^ QI052 public healing on the ordl- stipulation that negligence on haulers engaged in business in On the puovdBion of vtoilBitlonB said. the duty to provide fbr the use "Everybody’s happy," said hospital menu. Instead of the p,g ^re anxious about isn’t even ®°'"® For Tickets and Reservations, Call 649-6172 or 878-6798 in eletnentairy sdiaOls. other g:roup from France. championship in Seattle, West 0 85 naxsoas held prior to the'reg­ fulfilling' the requirements of the town. A route schedule is to o f the crdlnanioe by haulero. It Ahty. Lob J. Barrett. BnUng- of the town sanitary land ttU father Patrick J. Nugent as he dinner offerings, he picked out on any map—it’s the borderllng without your help, you feel, are opened the six of hearts. East ♦ QJ gave an interview Wednesday cereal, to the surprise of the between youth and middle age. ™ smart alecks . won with the king of hearts and East Sooth W«sl night, 12 hours after the birth of nurse on duty. ^^ny who have crossed it-, looked for a way to defeat the Pass 1 A Pass his first child. The family left to Nugent the ^bat they hage; others During church services it an- contract. Pass 3 A .Pus The baby was wheeled in his announcement of the birth of his pross it without ever realizing congregation is East was sure of two tricks AUPass first son, and he offered report­ called upon to sing a new hymn Grand Opening bassinet into Luci’s hospital it. in the red suits and had to hope MANCHESTER room for a first feeding of water ers cigars and candy, and a What are the boundaries of m a f . Trick and should deduct a point and glucose, Nugent said. beaming report on his wife’s hymns you always sang before? ,s.“p.s:.rs,:r . "s; wo middle age? A hand dictionary tricks in the black suits, or so for the doubleton Q-J. The 23-ytar-old Nuget smil­ progress. on my desk defines middle age You no longer actually Usten,,^^^'^was tempted ^® “to “ ®*',tuTa return a club Gi^yright 1967 ingly confessed he found father­ when the boss teUs a joke, be was tempted to return a ciuo generally as that "time of life but hated to count on his part­ General Features Corp. . . , . j i j .. cause you’ve learned from the hood an enjoyable experience. 1 ner for at least K-J of clubs Discotheque He reported his 19-year-old Freedom Lasted ‘>®‘ween youth arjdoldap." no tone of his voice when it’s time rreeaom l^as»iea one can qua^e with that. to break mto duUful laughter. besides a sure trump trick. wife “gay cheerful.” She had SERVICE But my dictionary goes on , Minimum Holding received a telegram from her Only a Moment churlishly to define middle age Wh®" overhear a group of 'THE COLLEGE CLUB" APPUANCE Father, the President, in which After some thought East con- as the .’’period froo about 40 to teen-agers talking, their slang is defense that counted Nugent said Lyndon B. Johnson so strange you can’t even make Sean Connery FAIRFIELD (AP) — Fairfield 55 years old.” on West for the minimum. He FEATURING THE QUIET ONES sent word that "his prayers out the subject they’re discuss­ Is prison officials have another That is a bald fib. It may could defeat the contract If West James Bond were with her.” ing. In OPENING JUNE 22 — 8 P.M. TILL 12 P.M. There was a continuing flow chance to explain to March! have been true in the days when had two small diamonds and the mass of men slaved them­ Your grandchildren seem some such trump holding as A- EVERY TUES. & THURS. NIGHT \ o f flowers tor the President's ^Johnson that crime doesn’t pay. ever so much nicer than your "YOU ONLY daughter at the hospital where Their first try was apparently selves to dn early grave, but it . , ^ 10-x or K-lO-x or even A-J. at th« is true no longer. What man of °wn children were at the same With this In mind East return­ she and her baby were occupy- unsuccessful. age, and you glumly wonder if. LIVE TWICE” ROSEMOUNT. BOLTON. CONN. Ing fourth-floor maternity-wing 41 will admit he is no longer ed a low diamond at the second Police say 27-year-old Johnson perhaps, it’s because the grand- Dummy’s jack won, and and Mickey Rooney SATISFACTION young? 'What man or woman Live Music and Refreshments hospital, where she and her was released from jail Wednes-' children had better parents. “Ambiwh Bay” baby were occupying fourth- will admit, as the dictionary declarer returned a trump, los­ day, having served a term for That’s middle age, and you’ve FOR THOSE OF COLLEGE AGE floor r. iternlty-wlng hospital implies, that one enters old age ing the king to the ace. West aggravated assault. crossed the border. HARIfORO SPRINCFIEID ElPRESSHAy rooms under Secret Service at 56? returned a diamond to the ace, RTS.5A S 91 North - H A R T F O R D On his way to catch a bus for No, indeed. Dictionaries and and East led his last diamond. MANCHESTER 2 guard. his home in Norwalk he came calendars all are liars in this Now West’s ten of trumps was One of the floral displays, upon an unattended column of moved Into Lucl’s room, came area. ^Dyan Look’ sure to take the setting trick. funeral limousines in front of How then can,one tell reliably If South ruffed low. West would from New York Gov. Nelson A. St. Emery’s Church on King’s OPENING WEEK! SMASH! Rockefeller, a 'White House if one is middle-aged? Well, ac­ In Congress ovem iff; and if South ruffe'd Highryay. The funeral-goers high. West’s ten would eventual­ spokesman here said. tions speak louder than prose. were "still inside the church and ly become the master trump. 'J a m ie s Nugent handed out cigars and Here is a tentative guide, WASHINGTON (AP) — The VALUES the drivers were taking a coffee B o n O f candy as 'he announced with based on actual conduct. You’re Moshe Dayan look is hitting Dally Question “YOU bpeak. probably middle-aged if; As dealer you hold: Spades, APPLIANCE tears in his eyes and in a crack­ Police say Johnson made off Congress. O C T ^ TELEVISION When a new neighbo rmoves K Q-J-5-4; Hearts, Q-10-5-2; Dia­ ing voice early Wednesday that in one of the imposing vehicles Black eye patches like those in pext door, you automatically monds, 8-5; dubs, Q-J. ONLY His ne w his wife had given birth to an 8- and headed down the Connecti­ assume he’ll be worse than the worn by the Israeli defense mln- What do you say? inereMHe pound, 10-ounce baby boy, Sl‘ cut Turnpike, At the Norwalk one who just moved away. ister and director of the light- LIVE inches long. toll gate he slammed into the Answer; Pass. You have 11 “It’s an elephant. Isn’t It?" rear of another car, sending it You find yourself muttering to gning-fast military victory over points in high cards and 2 points His ne w all who will listen, "I don’t want Nuger.t commented to report­ through the toll lane, police the Arabs are coming to con­ for the doubletons, but this hand V TWi i n e r e d l M e j any.more trouble. All I want is ®Westinshou$e e n e n d e s m , RHIL CQ ers wOth a big grin. said. gressmen in the mail. is not even close to an opening Toward the end of the-day, a little peace and quiet." bid. You have only one Quick Johnson was returned to the There’s no hint to the sender’s MMrHDAJiYSSYS n e w Nugent confided he chose the Fairfield state jail after he was The university you attended identity except for a Santa Ana. tneredSUm name tor his first offspring. R found walking along the turn­ begins to dun you for larger calif., postmark, adventures^ was a combination of his own smconisjiiKSBiiiiD pike by state polce shortly after contributions to the alumni Some recipients figure the -PMMISlW r’TECHHICOLOR AIR CONDmONfn REFRIGERATORS pame and that of his paternal the collision. fund, figuring you can now af­ “ Win in Vietnam" card en­ grandfather with a middle name ford to raise the ante. closed with each eye patch is a FRANK’S CAFE He is being held pending $2,- 'The Family Restaurant Standard 2-door, top freezer. Bottom freezer of Lyndon after 'his father-in- 000 bond on the charge of taking When you yawn in public, you broad suggestion for the United BURNSIDE no longer bother to apologize. CORNER MAIN A PEARL SH’ iU.Utr.H'l AVI IASI HAUKlU'f, and latest side by side combination freezer and C O L O R TV law, the President. a car without the owner’s per­ States to employ Dayan’s brisk I « [f PARKING Vt t t He also confided he had ex­ You realize that a public yawn LOBSTER SPECIAL refrigerator. A full 19 cubic foot unit in only mission. offensive tactics in Vietna:n. 32 inches of space. Automatic or frost-free with pected hs first child to be a girl The driver of the car struck is about the most honest act a — For Fridays — See all o f the latest feaures— ^Picture sizes— ^from "I don’t know why." man does in life. TONIGHT AT 7-9:15 — MATINEE SAT. AT 2:15 aut(»natic ice makers. • — ^ — . r 1 j , by "J the Sioienstolen limousine was 2 -1 Lb. Maine Lobsters ,180 sq. inch to 295 sq. inch. Exclusive magic color The President and First Lady Qary l . 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John V * ™ » Atomlic B)nei«y Oohmiieeion Sunday Selling i m p s e y picture is a success, and the NEW HAVEN (AP) — Was Another Springfield lawyer nance the atomic energy pro­ Areti Weather J. Gaudtao of 99 Spencer St. Television M (A P) — The Miys It tenda to dlaagree with NEW YORK (AP) —"Life,” “ Sometimes I require soli­ blame if it flops. That really Edward Hurley, a Sprtagrfield, who heard of Hurley’s involve­ gram in the coming flacal year. iwentUy was feted at three here feet eed thie—while admittiiig it doean’t NEW HAVEN (AP) — TOe WINDSOR DOCKS (API— said George Peppard, "1s a doesn’t make sense, considering ment was Adplph Storey. 6:00 ( 8) Movie (40) You Asked for It Senate and Houae confereea HARTFORD (AP) —" A' MU Study commission oompOMd «* tude” ’ he said, "Just to read-and Mass., attorney, merely trying bridal showers. ( 8-30) Mike Douglaa ■teid ro^tna of the have detaila on the altitude. conviction of a New Dondon Conalderable cloudUieaa will pre­ altotolng intet-oommnnlty com- 18 legislators to study ways c< piece of time aa long as a gnat’s think. That’s why I enjoy going 8dl the other factors—^the script, According to a transcript read (10) Perry Mason may meet early next week to vail over aouthweate^ New to return $250,000 ivorth of sto­ ta court Wednesday, Hurley had Albout 20 attended a personal Merv Griffin ^ ^« aa l l hlpplea The Poet atory apeculates Chi- fruit and vegetable firm for still­ pacts p it educattfloal W ^ a m s kotgiOtof ***!>«*• « > ^ * * " ^ blink. hunting or )x>attag, or flying an’ the director, and other players. work out a comptomlae bill England today, the U.S. Weath­ len paintings to their rightful told the grand Jury that Storey shower given by her roonunatee Midwayiway PalrolPal w iaan aion . na probably uaed a Soviet ing at vdiolesale on Sunday was for dtotofvantaged o h llT ^ was ------7 ^^— "That makes it Important to airplane." “ But it’s a reality, and I sup­ This___ Is Is the the Life aimed at preventing a nation- er predicta. said it was "perfectly proper” Miss Diane Barnes, MIbb Jadde Rlverboat 40) Batman (C) tB iy titil been turned away bomber plane to drop the bomb. upheld today by the Appellate one a t 80 bills signed Weitoes- _ « live it the way you feel it should Recently George took a long pose,” he laughed, ” at these owner? The French Ohef aide railroad atrlke. • There will be diowera and to act as an Intermediary be­ Purdy and Miss Donna MOre- (40) Woody Woodpecker w J (R) % TUeSil^ by*y fhhMatiuMa who Division of Clrctdi Oouri. day by Gov. JOhn Dem]psey. 7 S C C S J D S A O S l be lived—to do ats much good as step tc^ward privacy by buying a prices, a fellow can’t com­ Or was Hurley trying to cut 6:30 (20) U.a. Navy PUm 8:00 (34) Point of View Teen-agers Cited mte oFixBOa aous>!’ tunMd ttiundershowers developing this tween the thieves and the in­ grio, at Central Oomnedtlcutt Pater Jennings (C) ( 8-40) P Troop (C) libkad aikince at their turned- OAPnAI. qVOTK TBld Mxailstt 'TOUlIMj ' W18" mjr ___ a.. I.,.* !/ ______you cut suid have as much fun 10 ,000-aicre ranch In northern plain.” himself ta on a deed which l)e I 3) Branded "Most Juvenile dellnqpehcy is down ohe of the contentions afternoon continuing into tonight. aa you can.’’ surance company. State OoUege. . tzt) What’s New? 8:30 ( 8-40) Bewitched (C) m toea. Rut they ware admitted WASHINaTON (AP) — Preal- authorizes inter-communlty M l U r p l I e y V a C a t e S California, which he soon hopes Here are George’s likes; thought had been negotiated 6:00 (30) MoHale's Navy of the defense that the Conneoti- The small but intense storm But Storey testified Wednes­ A miscelllaneous shower was ' (10-20-22-30) Star Trek (O wedneaday, along with conven- dent Johnaon, enjoying "one of rooted in poverty. Most careers compacts and Includes prq- * _ But when Hollywood stardom to stock with 6,000 cattle. "Hunting pheasants and quail, with an insuremce company (aO) Phone Your Answer (34) Pourth EXate cut "blue law” is unconstitutio­ that affected New England Dur­ day that he advised Hurley to given by her grandmother, Mns. (18) Merv Orifdn (18) Subscription TV tkitally drbaaed tourtata for the the pure pleasures, of the office In crime begin in a world with­ visions for state irants to assUit a totel of seven aptMcatonna beckons to a jroung actor, it’s " I ’m rather practloai,” he boating and fishing, listening to but was actuedly eirranged with ( S-S-dO-l^-^O) News, Sports, nally vague and arbitrary con­ ing the past couple of days is "throw the client out of the Helen Ludwig of Bolton; her ( 3-12) My Three Spns W l ^ Bouae tour. I hold,” haa hMiored three teen- out hope.” —President Johnson, ttie programs. hn,v6 been received in t ^ twwn hard for him to go on living ttie remarked. "I expect the cattle any kind of music from country an FBI agent? WeaSher (C) 9:00 (34) ' (iollege Sport 1 the Week cerning sales by wholesalers. now weakening rapidly off the office” and simply hand over (22) Summer Hlghlighits ( 3-12) Movie (C) Ih e y d g g g men were garbed agera— two for heroism and oiie speaking to members of the Na­ Other bUls signed by the gov- ntonagei's oCdoe fbr the post Of way he prefers. The big dolla,r to support me, rather than vice baiUads to Beethoven, the ab­ According to testimony Hur­ aunt, Mre. Shirley Buyak; and (40) News: Bronco The Sunday closing law "ia a coast of Maine. the paintings to the company. ( 8-40) •niat Girl (C) ^ dutigaH ta, turtle^ieck sweat- for her work with retarded diU- tional Council on Crime and De­ em or call for revising the superintendent of p eriol,^ o*ic- makes big demands. versa.” , sence o f noise, roast beef and ley gave to a federal gre^d her alBibet’; ^Miss Janice Gaudino, (24) What’s New? 9:30 ( 8-40) Love on Rooftop (C) valid exercise of the police pow­ However, another weather . ’ On trial with Hurley on who 'vlll be her mald-«f-honor. 6:30 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley (Dragnet like .'Vesta and dren. linquency. state’s drug dependency laws, ce^ H osbcs MkuplMy, who to And some of them seeni a bit Peppard, son of a Detroit steak, medium rare, and oat­ Jury, he was simply acting as er of the state and is not con­ system in the Ohio Valley will ^charges of Interstate transpor­ About 60 attended tlie event at 10:00 (1020-22-30) Dean Martin (C) HiiM has beards. Gloria Cassidy, 14, of New deiiHng with adaoUon as ah in- rdUring on JUOy .80 at the age inordinate to George, who rang building contractor, became meal cookies and skim milk, go-between for the thieves who Your Share In Tomorrow ( 8-4()) Summer Focus (C) trary to the federal or state con­ spread showers into this region tation of stolen goods Is Eldred the Italian Amcrioan Club. ( 3-12) Walter Cronklte (C) 10:30 (18) Subscription TV A W h& Bouse pOUce spokes- York and Nathaniel Curry, 17, ness rather than a crima; itt^ of 68 and after 86 years in the Hollywood’s golden cash reg;ls- intereisted In the theater while lobster and champagne, women took the paintings from the ( 8) Peter Jennings (C) (12) Newsbeat stitution for smy of the reasons this afternoon and tonight. In Mowery Jr., 41, of Province- (20) British Calendar Two Win Prizes imtag piiote eluding (Jonneoticut in the Mid- poetthm. ter ta "The Carpetbaggers” and studying engineering at Purdue. with well-shaped legs and an Provlncetaira, Mass., home of Another rftwwer Was given In 11:00 (IMO) Honey West m k n said the ttpples were of OpaLocka, Fla., were hon- advanced by the defendant,” the the meantime cooler air Is 'wn, town. 6:46 (20) News, Sports, Weather ( 8-IO) Newswh-e aWay at first because ored for reselling children from Atlantic states ailr pollution ocn- Of the seven appMcante, one is now completing his 15th pic­ Later, after an 18-month hitch indescribable look in their eyes, the late HansHa Hoffman last her honor at the Mayo Reataur- 7:00 (22-30-40) News. Sports, 01022) News. Sports, Weather In Art Festival court said. spreading southward in central Engaged trol compact and making voters to from Mlanoheater, Hour are good sourmash bourbon, work­ ’Two other defendants, ant In Watenbuiy by her Weather 11:16 (12) Movie , IB ielr cMhes were dirty and burning homes. DnisUla Chlyo- pressing ture, "What’s So Bad About in the U.S. Marines, he won a year. The defendant was Gorra Canada and will be on a dally basis rather than on Drom MUsetaohuMMs and two are ing with my hands, the mellow Michael B. Rutt, 34, of Lynn, fflance’s mother, Mrs. Michael ( 3) Daktart ( 3) News, Sports, Weather ■ jg' tbelr hair was matted and we no Akamihe, 10, of Honolulu, Two Manchester area artists ______southward towards our region The engagement Ot Miss Don- Feeling Good?” deg^ree in fine arts at the Carne­ But according to FBI agent (20) Huntley-Brinkley (C) (C) Bros., Inc., which had appealed feeling that dusk brings, dawns Mass., and Frederick Wehage GiiannelU, and Mrs. RUOhard (24) What's New? (20) (Memory Lane M t the regular visitors were was cited for spending much of have won awards-at an Arts soeclal days. flitom Mhloe. For one thing, George, who gie Institute of Technology. He Joseph MacFarlane, who testi­ a Ciroult Court comricUon fot on Friday continuing the mosOy na Jean AsplnwaU to Spec. 4 TVwn kSanager Rchert Weim at sea, children, and all people m , 29, of Provlncetown, have Prunolmbcki, the brtdegroom-to- (12) Truth or Consequences 11:20 ( 8) Thursday Starlight intttled to some atmosphere of her time as a volunteer for the Festival Regional Exhibition at Other measures signed in­ worked hard to become a star, worked partime as a disk jock­ fied Tue'sday, Hurley raised the ( 8) Spoittsvlew (C) working on Aug. 14, »66 and cloudy skies and the threat of Richard Allen Newth has been aa(d yes terday that he has not who do their work well.” already been convicted. be’B Sister, of 'W'aterbury. Mia. (!()) McHale's Navy 11:30 (10-20-22;30) Tonight (C) dignity.” t e t on Wednesday, he Hawaii Association to Help Re­ the new Hartford National Bank cluded bills; finds he doesn’t like the public ey and radio station engineer. $25,000 price for the loot to making sales of agricultural precipitation over New England announced by her parents^,^ kfr. dwided wheMier to conduct SK* Here are his dislikes; Wehage pleaded no contest. Pruncihrticki wtll be bridesmaid ( 8) Twilight Zone 012) Movie •Sded, they had spruced up tarded Children. She also helped and Trust Co. Tower, Main St, and Mrs. Leroy AsplnwaU Jr. -i-prohibitlng dppUcation of attention that success has Before making his mark on $27,000 so he could pocket $2,000 7:15 (30) Newsreel ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) products to retail dealers. for still another day. arolnsMans loaaUy or to have ’’Rudeness, phoniness, , noise, Rutt pleaded guilty ' and testi­ at the wedding. in a petition drive which result­ Hartford. The exhibit, sponsor­ of Carpenter Rd., BoltOn. uniforms and Inslgnto ^ ” 1 ^ brought. He doesn’t like giving Broadway, George^ attended the for his services as a go-between. SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTINGS Among the several specific them conducted by the atato women with high-pitched voices, fied for the prosecution. iMiss Gaudino will be married ed in additional classes for the ed by the Ooordinatliig Council Her fiance is the son of Mr. the state police. interviews, doesn’t enjoy being Actor’s Studio here. He kept Hurley told another Spring- exemptions to the Sunday clos­ IOWA SEGBETABIES REBEL Petaonnel OflBoe. b ig ’cities, formal dinners, pom­ The fifth defendant in the bo Miidhael F. GlaimelU Jr., son No Fallout in V,S. retarded. of the Arts of Greater Hartford, and Mrs. Paul E. Newth of 18 —Permitting the use Of cer­ pointed out when he goes into a alive by employment as a bank field lawyer, Daniel Keyes, ing law is the sale of fresh DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — flpecMBoutkHe for the job call pous people, which Is rather case. Miss Mildred Maffei, 26, of Mr. and Mim. Michael Ginn- Radio in a White House ceremony now in progress is open from Raddlng St. tain nolsemaklng devices, to restaurant. clerk, taxi driver and motorcy­ about the situation he was in, agricultural products by retail The Iowa Legislature passed a strange, because I’ve been pom­ of Boston, won a separate trial nelll Sr. of Wlaterbury on Aug. ^^!^**^Si**TP** Wednesday, Johnson said that noon to 9 p.m. and will close S *A iw a U is a membe; .edre or rep^ marauding ^ "I realize it’s part of the busi­ cle mechanic. Keyes testified Wednesday In (’Thla listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 to nb indioatlon of mdloactlvo ^ dealers directly to consumers. record 164 days in session • as.. ___and nthAl* w ildlife. 'tp vP Ra IrtaXUlUHn or pous myselt at times, fake for herself. 12 at the Ohurdh of the Assump­ Tn a deeper sense these three, Saturday night. oeuuiK ui Wednesday, and secretaries in of the graduating class cmd other wildlife. ness, and I don’t resent it," he Those days of deprivation- U.S. District Court. minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) taUoot in the United States as a Mrs. June L. Owen of Tum- “ Selling of agricultural prod -Authorising the hiring of re­ Mlmviiey is leavtaig town em­ morality and faked courtesy, tion. whom we honor, represent the ucts on Sunday to retailers for the House of Representatives ton High School. Mr. rwwtl^ a said. "But I isimply don’t get even, then, George valued his According to Keyes, Hurley WDBC—1360 7:00 The World Tonight result of Communist China’s blebrook Dr. received a $500 tired teachers when other quali­ ploy as superinteodenf of puta and lukewarm coffee.” 5:00 Dick Robinson -:16 Frank Gifford great numbers of American served a resolution on their 1962 graduate of Manchester any pleasure out of public atten­ privacy so much he kept an un­ said he had asked the in­ Bacteria in 1.200 Forms :35 Worid of Religion fttst hydrogen bomb detonation, second prize for her painting, resale to their customers does fied teachers are not available. and rebraatlon. 6:00 Joey Reynolds youths who share their values." bosses asserting, "We secretar- High School, attended the ^Unt­ tion, except so far as it applies listed telephone number—still surance company for written WiASraNGTON—The PubMC Tobacco Exports Zoom 9:00 Ken Grlfrin 8:00 News Wednesday night that Intelli- “ Family Gathering.” An honor­ rl:lt te f.l wiltihfn the statutory —Allowing Judges the option The ptat of dhreobor of rscro- Sign Off 8:10 Speak Up Hartford He said these include the yoww ies have had ft.”. versltyo_____ f Hsurtford and Man. _ to my work.” hold a luster for him. 2 States Don’t Renew authorization to act as go-be­ Health Seoivice eSUmaitea that 2 NEW YORK—U.S. exports of 11:30 Barry Farber Show gsDce sources have found out able mention of went to d(I.U'JX'.ltficn of exemipited sales," aitfton wm be fiHed by RTMliiiii WBCH—910 men fif^ting in Vietnam and $100 Calling on the lawmakers to Chester Community CoUege. He of retiring at govle It isn't that the tall, handsome “ I lived In a J$40-a-month cold- WASHINGTON—Urban re­ tween in the transaction, and mid'kon Amertoans, or 1 per unihanufactureil tobacco last 5:00 Hartford Hi^lights 12:00 Comment the bomb was dropped last Sat­ Helen Mozzer of Uynwood Dr., the riovat .■'biKL 7:00 News 12:15 News Sign Off members of the Peace Corps, a d ^ m bv noon June 80, the la serving with the U.S. Army tag new Judges a p p o l ^ alter BoyM. blond actor finds the fruits of water flat In Greenwich ' Vil­ newal programs were authoriz­ Keyes said he thought Hurley’s cent oif the ipapulattdan, suffered year reached 551 million 8:00 Gaslight VITIC—1080 urday from an aircraft— slgnifi- Bolton, a member of the Man­ The court also tiumed down a Teachers Corps and VISTA— resoluOon said- ta the 266th Army Band in South May 20, 1967, to contribtae ^ e success bitter. He just isn’t the ed by Congress in the Housing aittaoke of aalmonellDsis last pounds, the highest total since 12:()0 (}ulet Hours 5:00 Afternoon Edition oant because it shows the chester Fine Art Association, defense plea that the accused resolution said. Vietnam. p e r cent of their sala^ towards 66444 TO LAWMAKERS lage,” he recalled. "When I role would be legal if he had WPOP—1410 6:15 Americana Volunteers In Service to Ameri- was deprived of the constitution­ "Temperatures are TOiPlEKA. Kkn. — A Ktotsms extrovert, llfe-of-the party type, wasn’t looking for an acting job, Act of 1949. ’They now are in such authorization. year. 'Thte food-relaltied disease 1946 and up 18 per cent from 6:00 Danny (Tlayton Show 7:26 Chet Huntley CUnese have a multimegaton for the painting, “ Still Life in hairdos The wedding is planned for their retirement pensions. —iclSben erroneoualy caOled 24- 1965. The value was a record 7:00 Lee "Babi" Simms Show 7:30 News of the World 2 tempers ■» elevating, and never has been. I used to play chess In Washing­ effect in 48 states, Puerto Ripo, However, under cross exami­ weapon small enough to deliver Design.” al right to a Jury trial. Oct. 7. -jUm itlng the liability of study says the average aimual 12:00 Gary Girard Show 7:46 Joe Oaraglola The court upheld a Connecti­ dropping, wardrobes He always has been some­ ton Square Park. It was a great the Virgin Islands and the Dlh- nation, Keyes said Hurley had hour fltu or Stomach upset— $481.5 million, 26 per cent hi|;h- WINF—1230 7:50 Sing Along in a bomber. GAPITAD POOTNOTES Other Manchester artists ex­ JIB Buun upiiBiu a ------■ w ilU ng.______nrobertvro^ rty owners towards per- pay osof BmwnBtWte toglitolnmrvwhhw» aonoM o:00 News 7:66 Red Sox vs. Yankees cut statute which says there is vacations are being resched- innd for reo- the natk» has taorsasel 23 p 5:15 Speak Up Hartlbrd l0:40 David Brinkley Reports no right to Jiuy trial in criminal uled, golf matches forfeited and spring house clemtog has been .. jpom the $7466 of 1961-66. study others but keeps himself a Now that he is free to pick his states without such programs paintings were already in his known to have more th^ 1,200 above the pre'vlous record, set * (V) NPWl 10:45 Nigbtbeat the bomb was detonated at an has proposed that the Unitea Jeanette Eich, Jane W. Gutt, in 1964. 6:15 Barry Farber Show 11:00 News "" Ruth Krantz, Henry Monterose casesles where the maximum pen- husbands complaining.” done, and the middle of July is _rt,.^tbyv^a*lK>anltal review B now Is M,9M a yssur. bit apart. roles, George says he Is puzzled are South Dakota and Montana. possession in Sprln^leld. distinct forms. 6:46 Lowell Thomas 11:16 The Other Side of the Day altitude of U to 81 mUes, indi- States issue a gold medal to be y is a fine of $80 or a JaU V m - The secretaries added: "No no time to start.” -Creating a hospital review B now » _ • missUe was used to awarded posthumously to Walt and Hans Weiss. alty TUBES! BARDOUR REGULAR LOW PRICES SLASHED TO SAVE YOU MORBI EXTRAORDINARY SAVINGS ON TIMELY SPECIAL PURCHASES!

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CharU$ Reno Be^f high fh oif Prices Natsser Propaganda Clouds ffe 'WAfiHINOTON (AP) — CASUAL VILLAGE^., Charles Reno has been invited to special ceremonies in Mon­ MANCHESTER / MOJI V tana this weekend marking the i l n T h e , 4 91st anniversary of Custer’s Truth of Mideast Defeat Last Stand where his grand-un­ 956 m ain cle fou ^ t. fa c in g oak xn>ITOR’6 NOTB — AP Ooz- Dltter attack* on the United day* ago aoho^ round the'sun- It was upon appeal by Reno spectacular! ^ ^ N' '■& i respondent/Denhlfl Meeld went State* and Britain continue, baked square* of Cairo with this year that Major Marcus A. i^A to Cairo soon after BgypUan Only American and BrttUh martial muslo and prophesies of Reno was cleared of allegations forces began massing in the SI- planes enabled the Israelis to imminent victory are muted N e w s » of cowardice during the Battle' nhl Desert. He remained In the push back the Bgypttan army, now. The "on to Tql Aviv” ban- of the UtUe Big Horn where semi - anriual USDA TOP CHOICE Egyptian capital through the matatatas the goyenunent. And ners mre gone. , troops under Gen. George A. Arab-Israeli war and has just It claims the Israelis still had to Today the commentators X mt\ Custer were overwhelmed. gone to Athens, where he filed resort to such weapons as na- speak of preparations and saorl- - u Commissioner of Indian Af­ this yoport on conditions In Ca- palm to ssoure a victory. Most ness to be made before a "ieo- jame$ Cooum fairs Robert L. Beunoft and FAMOUS BRAND . iro. Egyptians hav* swallowed the oad round’’ can be fbught Few NEW YORK (AP) — Actor nounced Wednesday that he had Bottom Boimd ATHENS (AP) — Preeldcnt story. EgypUans beUeve a peaceful James Oobum — known to mov- invl^d Reno, of Jackson ______Gamal Abdel Nasaer has large- If they needed a scapegoat settlement with Israel le possi- le buffs as Our Man Flint, the Heights, N.Y., and American ly succeeded so far to hiding nearer home they had a group ble and few seem to want one. karate chopping nemesis of ene- x^eelon oifOyKis to the oere- from the Egyptian people the of generals that Nasaer fired In They believe that foiz^ Nasser to my spies — stands ready for his A ' r'^tScSSSS^.'>v. i>Vu' •' .7 * magnitude of Egypt’s military the war’s wake. sit at a conference table with scene. Lights! Camera! Action! .pjie Army Board for Oorrec- SHOE SALE defeat to the Blnal Desert. Egyptians were stunned when Israeli leaders Is Inconceivable. Flint takes off up McDougal Military Records decided ButjouL slowlyBujwijr theuie woniword Isla apreiiu-spread- told wiu theuie countrywunujr had agreed to —a Already Egyptians EgyptlanB aro are feeling Street ^in Greenwich Village VUl^e as month that MaJ. Reno I oC HowMl Cb»- the stags when they reeelTsd O^iloiKaB. (HanM {iioto by ROAST tog. Troops have returned from cease-fire and Nasser’s prestige otoch. Meat and omer^ food cameras grind »"•*and ♦«''two should have been given an hon­ iwy Regional Technical Sdiool me acroas tin auditorium to nmto.) the battlefront with tales of rout was at its lowest ebb. But he is liarce: Couples have-been orable discharge Instead of a women's • teens' • girls' • big boys' and horror. More and more fought back with skill. asked to give up their wedding question Is how our dishonorable one to 1880. Uo^oDoA. C H O IC E families are being, notified that His emotional speech of resig- y, replenish the country’s ***” * ^ befuddle his foes, their sons will never come back, nation followed by massive gold reserves. Or Is it? Enter Patrolmen Ludmila GviahUmi and most important: accurately fitted USDA CHOICE ( Cairo Radio and the govern- demonstrations In his favor and Melvin Schwartz and David Ma­ Harder times probably are NEW YORK (AP) — LudmUa by fine salesmen with years of experience. Howell Cheney Tech ment press maintain a 'steady his subsequent change of mind han, unaware that the fleeing ahead. With the Sues Canal A. G vlshii^ has visited the drumfire of propaganda telling put Nasser back on top. Flint Is otdy fUmtog a scene. closed the flow of tourists at an Metropolitan Museum of Art come see why more and more customers enjoy being fitted by Steve SIRLOW TIP ROAST EYE ROUND ' Egyptians It U only a matter of Thousaiide o« aereamtag n-vDt’s hard ourrenev Schwartz reaches out am arm and taken in the view from the lb 'Thibodeau and Dennis Strode-Jackson. Grants 45 Diplomas tin, Mor. to lotf i^tol to.d and — CRASH! Cut! Cut! Cut! top _ o f the Empire State Build- 2 or ROAST A police sergeant assigned to^ n l the film scene Wednesday night " The daughter of Soviet Pre­ Diplomas were presented last night to 45 green-robed rushes up with the city’s apolo­ "people’s war” and suggestions If they had won the war. The • mier Alexei N. Kosygin contin­ graduates of Howell Cheney Region Vocational Tech­ for arming the clvUlan poptoa- demonstration undoubtedly was The outaMrta of C ^ are gies ^ to _ Cobttan.------The ------startled ued her sightseeing in Manhat­ nical School. TOP ROUND STEAKS tiCn against Israel. stage-maned but the wave of jammed mrlth troops. Go lu i^ , Schwartz had assumed he was tan Wednesday, apparently anx­ “ We have lost a battle,” say pro-Nasser emotion seemed of heavy tariks Ue just off stopping some mischief, WOMEN'S -MID & LOW HEEL PUMPS It was the largest graduating class in the school's his­ USDA TOP CHOICE ious to do as much as possible tory. Last year 33 young technicians were graduated. YOUR CHOICE the commentators, "but wo largely genuine. “ f*” ^ a l^ r t . MIG odburn, 39, suffered two before her visit ends. JOYCE • ARPEGGIOS • SANDLER # COVER GIRL Farnlts and frienda vdod for have not lost the war.” The loudspeakers which only J®t* scream overhead. small cuts on Ws face, and a ______------— ------’The show o f (Strength may be pahunount PWturo spokesman At the museum she stopped in jqiQits at the end of the audi- AOanchester CWtaidell SaJivoitiiion TOP ROUND ^______^______, front of a painting entitled “ Cld- torium’s middle aide to take Aiimnijr Bnsemble. a precaution against a possible gaid the flbnlng probably orig 12.00 - 13.00 orig. 14.00 - 15.00 coup by disgruntled military would be delayed *a day to let Making” by"W(Ulam Sidney 2 ploturee as the procession sol- Of the 45 giraduates, three elements but there is no evi­ the Star’s wounds houjgilas Stratton Barber mier and head of the ruling par­ block yet,” says Helena’s moth- Hovlng said that cider is quite 5 10 WASHINGTON (AP) — The tlons — also still lmpose(|, on Uage wtas greeted by Hr. Fred Gregory Lewis Beaudry ty Nasser has strengthened his «r Berry, “beioause I’m too popular but “ has given way to a leathers in bone, tan, black, brown or white, fine black patents, filings, travel to Algeria, Iraq, Lewa- number of more effervescent D. ManganelU, the school’s dl- Breno Anthony Bellante D a i r y ^ United States is quietly consld- political control. Speculation tough.” She celebrated her 113th drinks.” pumps, T straps, baby dolls. redtor. Gerald James Davis ering what It can do to help Jor- ed"Arob Rep5bu“ an d Y em J ^ ^ rumbles birthday Wednesday. Oommending parents, friends Peter Dombroriti dan, which appears to be the big American citizens are required of discontent cannot She came to _ Helena w v with ^ heri-. and Inatruidtors of the graduat- joajjph James AfcCavanagh CONN. ORADE A loser In the jfrab-Israell war. rtMoin noo«nnrta soeclflcaUv *n a dictatorship where political late veterinarian husband, Dr. tag caaas, he told students: Richaj^ Hastings Neale to obtain jockeying is shrouded behind an J.D. Berry 63 years ago and Get Educational Aid There are three key reasons endorsed by the "What you’ve acoomphs^ is Wesson ment In order to travel to these iron curtabi of secrecy. voted In every election until she WIASHENGTCXN—Eduoa/Uanal GIRLS' STRIDE RITE SHOES not the end, it’s the beginning * Machine Ooome LAR G E A for special U.S. attention to the Soviet I- resident Nikolai V. was 100. plight of Jordan, officials ex­ countries. (aid bias (been laflterod to the chil­ You wlU have res^^W imes Ronald Gilbert S|pencer Administration officials also Podgorny’s arrival Wednesday “ I had to quit then,” she re­ dren of poor ftunilieis In 17,481 plain. to do many things, whether you jjaMd Franois Strtmike said Wednesday they are study­ further boosted Nasser’s Image, called, "I nearly fell down the edhool dkatrkits in (Ibe past year orig. 10.50 to 12.00 e g g s ■ * 5 * —Jordan's loss of relatively holding out the hope of steppld stairs at Kessler School and like it or not. ing what can be done to help under itibe 81 (bllUon Ele(mentaTy “WWaitever, you do with what P r o d u c e more tonrttary tJheai Egypt or up Soviet aid. broke my head the last timp I Syria, and of Importwt sources Arabs Who fled territories occu­ end Secondary Eduoatton AOt you’ve got here, depends on There are signs meanwhile voted.” lyorne Dennis Foohey of revenue, including income pied by Israel. A report Is'ex- Acoardtog to the piD ce of Edr your wiUtagness to work hard­ PHILA. that Egypt, with Russian help, Bom to Australia of Welsh igirls' sizes G'/z to 12, l2'/2 to 3 Winiam Leonard Grundy from tourism with such tourist pected next Immlg^rant parents, her father ucaitdon, aosne 8.3 mlQion ebU- 7.49 er," he said. LARGE “BING” is already rebuilding its mili­ Robert Frederick Jones attractions as Jerusalem and The State Department said It itlren beiYetkted (flnam an average And he added, "Don’t think tary forces. Big Soviet transport taught her how to ride horses David Paul King Lb. CREAM o Bethlehem now In Israeli hands, has Informed Libya it is ready and she became a professional expenditure of gll9. growing girls' 4'/2 to 8 dtooontlnued styles oitiy that when you leave Here we’ll CHERRIES 59c 8'O Z . —The problem of refugees to continue talks on Libya s re- planes have been streaming into forget you. . .keep in touch John Albert lAbera Cairo airport, reportedly with jockey— under the name Jack Dougias Richard Miller 9 ' who left their homes west of the quest that the United ^ates RAISINS DATE TO 1000 B.C. fine calf leathers or suedes in straps or tie oxfords, nylon velvet ox­ Williams—by the time she was . . .and good luck to you.’’ LARGE, JUICY CHEESE Jordan River in panic when the fclose down Wheelus Air Force crated MIG fighters to replace Commencement speaker Don- David Euclid Reopell those destroyed By Israeli 13. jtEJRUaAIjEJM— IRadato pro- fords, patent straps in black or white. Israelis advanced. *^ase. . aid Nlgro, factory manager for TDohald Raymond Uriano bombing raids. To carry off the guise of being duOUnn originated to Southern Lbs. —The belief that despite his I a man she wore jockey silks, a Burope abd ’Western Asia and Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Corp. Barry Dougias VelHette PEACHES 2 49c Diplomatic observers how­ HOOI> participation in the war against _ _ . ,, , derby hat and even smoked ci­ dotes iba/ck to ait least 1000 in East Hartford, elaborated on Brux>e Wesooflt ever, discount that Nasser plans J Israel, King Hussein, Jordan’s M B S O I I S . A l l l g l l t S gars, she said. B.C., wlhen the Lsraelites paid klanganelli’s ad'rice. Electron^oe Oourse FIRM , RIPE to reopen the shooting war "I would advise you young James Paul DougeOa ruler,rUl6ri Is stiUStlU the1116 bestD681 friendinsnu theWic ‘GT* ___^ f - , au # ” My father was a bookie and pari of theta taxes to King Da­ 7 United States has In the Arab T o V l S l t T e m p l e Israel within the fore­ a gambler,” she says. “ He vid in radsins. group GIRLS' DRESS & SCHOOL SHOES men to first select a field for Alan Francis Duoc Pkg. o f 4 which you have enthusiasm and John AUen Stetz TOMATOES 23c Contents world. Hussein, with Saudi Ara- seeable future. m'aide a boy out ot me because aptitude. To perform well you IMIaichlne DraUbtag Coarse MILK bia’s King Felsal, can again Manchesteo- members of the The blackout has been lifted he didn’t have one. I won about orig. $8.00 fo $(0.00 A Q Q must be sincere about your David Wilkie Barrera represent moderation against Masons and K o f C will be the in Cairo and the blue paint over 4,200 races to my day.” work and it must give you sat- Gfoy AJden CJoIbeth F r o z e n the leaders to Damascus ahd guests of Charter Oak Lodge hotel and office windows has FOR by famous makers IsfacUon.'’’ Peter John Foran Cairo, U.S. officials hope. of B’nal B’rlth alt Friday’s been washed off. But in down- Lana Turner ‘ Nlgro told graduates, who Tholnas David Kittle SWEET LIFE Hussein, officials recalled, Sabbath Eve Services at Tern- town Kasr El Nil Street there is LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ac­ mostly black patent straps, some school leather straps and tie oxfbrds, 6 OZ. pie Beth Sholom. a man still filling sandbags. represent seven crafts, that Marie Hugo Osbeck departed from the Arab propa­ tress Lana Turner has returned Cosmetics girls’ 8 I/2 to 3 and growing girls’ sizes. U ‘fYou don’t have to be the /ohn Earle RivaJ CAN ganda line when he admitted at The services wlU begin at Neither he nor anyone else from a visit to Vietnam where smartest man in your class" to ojenn Leo Tracy Joseph J. MksCavaoagh, senior class presldenlt at HoweB Che­ LEMONADE a June 19 news conference he 8 :lT p .m .^ a Sabb^ Tea ®P®®k3 of the war being over. she did not perform but “ talked rrs ney Regional Technlcaa School, receives his diploma from Nasser more likely pins his get ahead. xool and Die Coarse had no proof of U.S. or British will toUow. to the men in the hospitals and Walter A. Bialobrzeski, a consultant Of trade-industrial edu­ hopes on diplomatic maneuver­ “ If you can’t outsmart them j^^n Patrlok Anderson WELCH'S air support for the Israeli side. ITie three orgaifizatinns are in the fields.” cation for the State D^aHtment of Education. MoCava- ing to regain his lost territories. you can always outwork them,’ ’ Joseph Fehce Egypt’s President Gamal Ab­ particlpaiting to a series of “ They would ask me about Liggeffs nagh was among 45 seniors receiving dipiomaa last night del Nasser used charges of such Arab oil and the Suez Canal are WOMEN'S MID & LOW HEEL PUMPS he explained. Ronald Michael Hanko 6 OZ. BrothertxMd events. the weirdos and the demonstra­ •p during, graduation ceremonies in the school’s auditorium. Grape Juice FRO-JOY air support as one excuse for the bargaining weapons he tors and I was happy to say A t The. Parkade ^ *r.au.t«. tot tlie toy CANS the Arab defeat. The Johnson hopes to use against the West to they were still to the minority,” special group, orig. to 13.00 ^ bly seats. Park has since ex­ administration hopes this Britain StiU P rotector pressure Israel into _ with­ she said. MANCHESTER Humphrey Visit pelled a number of his party RICH'S charge eventually will be dis­ drawing. On the third day of her sched­ limited quantity, while they last ^ credited to the Arab world. IXUNDONi—BIX ama U Carib­ However, as the extent of N members from the assembly, ICE CREAM uled three-week tour the blonde -"ent • and r maybe more so. «-■ May Find Park but the government party still CREAM 6 OZo Hussein, it is believed to bean (territories have a new Egypt’s military defeat be­ special group of mid to low heels in white, black calf or patents, pastels, Too many people who do no.t Bohert ’lYacy ^rkOT holds 102 seats. Washington, Virtually became sitotus as “atate(s to asaociaitlon comes more widely known and go to college, do little or noth- Richard Gene Debate In Hot Dispute The White House announced PUFFS Nasser’s prisoner when the with Bridato’’ The(y wffl run as times get tougher econom­ brown or tan calf. tog in the way of occupational Russeil Francis Dory Wednesday that Humphrey and Egyptisms_ took control of the tihedr own bustoees affsdTo— ically, there may develop a preparation and by default or George WUllaim GllHs Jr. WASHINGTON (AP) —>Vice his wife will fly to South Korea M ISS SMITH Gulf* of Aqaba after wltSidraWlfi mKxfilly aiwa(r, bananas and ci/t- popular movement against the without any plan, fall into the ’Thomas Lorrlng Heal President Hubert H. Hum­ next Wednesday and spend sev­ of the U.N. peacekeeping force, rua, pflUB (tauriam deivellapmenit— Arab strongman. Vz Gals "Nasser will go down unskilled labor market,’’ he Felix Nickolas Lombardo Jr. phrey’s visit to South Korea for eral days there in addition to BLUEBERRY ,eoz Jordan’a only outlet to the sea, but look to (Gcteelt Briteto for said. Daniell Michael Madden attending the Inauguration. the Port of Aqaba, Is In the Gull (tafense'and representatian to fighting,’ ’ warned one Egyptian. WOMEN'S LOAFERS, CASUALS & FLATS the inaugfuration of President iSetnior rnwsw PiresSldeMt Jo- Raymond Charles Warren and Hussein seemingly had no toreign ottaJin. T!be (fix are "If he is driven into a corner Chung Hee Park could find the Tom Johnson, White House s«p(h J. MksOavanaugh, who ------FIE choice but to fall in line with Antigua, S t Ktbt»

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, H^NCHESTER, CON^., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967 PAGE EIGHT ^South Windsor Opuses Dodd Censure We feature Accutroif to Older any such merger, b*:^ he did Public Helatioiis Cliairman the most accurate ^ iia«rlyp0tpr discuss it, longingly. Ribicoff Vote Seen Wise He directed the WlasMngl^ school lEttpttlttQ ijp ra li boaid. In tect, to “enU c«»te the possi­ Appointed by Republicans tim epiece bility that irttegiration may be accom­ A . AagJbuto taM Oawiplatwi 9nim lm g By Political Observers PUHI.WWt o OT plished through cooperation with school in the h b r a u > PRiNTmo c o i, m e. (MNB aMaind piMio adtttoaa Ataay Prt. XUohanl B . Leigh* 7 18 BUsell Street districts in the mdtropoUitan s»*uihs. " HARTmiSD (API — Sen. for Dodd was the leaeer of two porter of Dodd) proposal to llaacbeater. Conn. ehabrom W Uw Boolfa VVlnilMr tan. S4. whose i>ana*a, Mr. aad HARTFORD t ) ^ emotional a testimonial dinner for DodS. WAL.TI1R R. FEatOUSON "There Is no reason to conclude,” he >*«• Ahtert B. Leigbteo and w orld FubllsherB __ concluded, 'that aM Washingtonians who RefKMiain Town oanaaoiMe. adrtauh, Uve at 14 Nor- Abraham RiMcofl made a wise about his RiUcott was the first high-level Founded October 1. 1881_____ make their homes in Virginia and Mary­ Royntt ni^Oowtai^ cfaelnneai Q( tioa tau, W u n lqg, recently dMlde In deciding to vote and colleague without Connecticut Democrat to make , pubHohed Every Bvenln* Ercept ftjnda^ land accept the heresy that segregated 4he town ootnonWie^ Bald Reel*- oompMed eight weeks of ad- against the censure of his col- mentioning the Issues. He can a strong statement. Thto mltl- eirf^widnys. Entered *t ttie Poet Office « league and fellow Democrat, go before the people In 1988 and gated the danger he might *4m Accutrofl*s toning fork Kancheeter, Oonn.. «« Second Claes Ma41 public education is sodaUy reaMsUc and nwto -wH dineot ttie pairty pub- waaoed iateaitry training at BL Matter.______■o mMattom auMviUea as wbO as Ala. replaces the outdated bal­ furthers the attainment of the goals of SUBSCBIPnON BATES uangislgn. pufehoUy in oonjune- S t. Feter'a Note* ance wheel thgt'a found in all ‘ Payable In Advance a democratic society. Mon <«dti die town oonantttee. The senior choir oC B t Pe- • "One Year ...... I8^Q0 "Certainly, if the Jurisdicition oompris- watchee. Stop by so we can tell you Six Honths .. U.00 ’RCgidbutA ree Months 6.S0 Ing the Washington metropolitan area more. Starting with the right tlnw of One Month .. 1.85 . OndMsd HM Dr.. wMh Ma wMe Iwune tonlsM at 8 In the can cooperate in the eeltabliShmeMt of a in s ton oMdaen. 1m oontnaoia ohuach. agreement that a vote for can- tlons. “ “- hi __ day. Accutron by Bulova. From $125.00 > m e m b e r o p ___ t h e a s s o c ia t e d PI^ISB metropoUtan transit authority the poe- r ifKir Mwlimm 'Hie Fenot of St. Joha the sure would have damaged Rlbl- Republican Insider: "W e fi- Observer: It may d am a^ DSE YOUR OBBDir , The Associated P r ^ Is slbiUty of such oewporation in the fieM to ed the Trawetam & - w « be observed Sunday ------« ^ quest for S e c t i o n gured from the beginning RIW- the use of reptdjllcatlon of. all news credited fo il or not <>f*>er(rts^r«U^ of education Should not be denied—at OOB E h to rto m o v t« the church. There_ w «i be a C opitol Scholur next year more than a coff would go against censUre. ’ stick with Abe, anyway, unless oelebnvUon of Holy Oonanunion r ^ Another IrlSm an could have toe GOP jmte “ j v e ^ ^ w» 1 ed In this paper and also the local news pub- least not without first sounding the ^ ’i**^Ml* rigtita of republlcatlon of special dla- pertinent moral and social roaponsiblll- ait 9:80 a.m. TbasnBB Roger Didgge, eon of- Riblcoff disclosed Wednesday condemned Dodd, but Riblcoff ““"* * * * * * !'^ • patches herein are also reserved.______The Feaot of St Prt»r wUl numns 211 h i. intention tow vote____ against______couldn’t. He k n o ^ . he _would ^ d S H O O R ^ e u r t f liH A tles of the parties concerned.” • The Herald Printing Coim»ny Inc., as- be oheerved Sunday. OeWbration ®®”“- censure have toe wrath of toe Irish on 917 MAIN STREBX—-MANCBBSTEB *Bumes no” financial responsibility for typp- So aU Judge Wright wants, for the o f Holy Oomrounlon win be F«ngM<« cne of ton ^ cnmpnmdnn him, and also toe wrath of toe blerl’s friends. If he had voted • graphical errors for censure, toe Irish would •Sd other reading matter In The Manchester moment at least, is to have the school held gt 8 and 10 aan. Batoy tot- Oiwator aeoMIbrd Mgh school family,” groups that regarded Dodd as {Evening Herald. ______authorities and the parents of the bdg ting wU toe avcdlaUe atthe 10 atuaente today named Oapttal RiUcoff in a statement their savior from Communism, have cut his guts out. TMs is one of toe smartest moves Abe : Pull service client of N. E. A. black cities and the nice white subuihe am . servtoe. Aren Sctaolani at H anff ord’a explaining hla vote in favor of Riblcoff is a realist. He made ' Publishers Representatives — The Jutos Ribicoff ever made.” Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi­ gather and reason together, and inte­ The Lay Readen toaas wUI be _ rmawwie The a mUd substitute resolution that a survey of his own, t a U ^ toe Academic cago, Detroit and B^on.______grate themselves voluntarily by seeing htod at 7:46 pm . Mhnday ait ™ i * y _ would have simply admonished pulse of puhUc opinion, and then iho efauteb. Bvening prayer fei were anouioed my T r * « y rree- avoid any misconduct, he made up hie mind." L m e m b e r a u d it b u r e a u o f CIBCULA- to it that, by some artificial means, the Yields Diamonds READING IMPROVEMENT GENTER, INC.| . TION8. ______Negro children get out of their city read ' every night Monday ident ABbeit C. JaoolH. searched my con- Democratic politician: "Many MIRNY, Russia—-Russian di­ ttwough SMday at 7:45 atthe «rwii the toghto yenr that science and imy heart” said of us thought It was toe only r u t h KERSHAW and FRED KAPROVE, Directors ! Display advertising closing hours: schools into subuthen schools, and amond hunters have put a . Fw M ^ a y — 1 p.rn. *’*’" * ’°*‘' have RlUcoff, "and can not find It way he could vote. Welsh toe . FV>r Tuesday — 1 p.m. MMwaj^ some of the suburban children, perhaps, dredge to vtork inside toe Arc­ 2 , For Wednesday - - 1 P Attendance awards have been sM grad- toere to do them special hurt consequences of a vote for cen- tic Circle on toe Ice-locked IHl- • For Thursday — 1 p.m^Wednesday. go back into the city, to make a better preeented to the lloIlDwtog rrtu- by voting for toe censure of my sure . . . It would have of- . For Friday — 1 p.m. Thuraday. yakh River. Diamond mining by - EV>r Saturoay — 1 p.ni. rriaay. ' balance all around. dents: Felton, Jeffrey ua*tog Mgh acnoa aencaa, lanx colleague.’ ’ fended all of Tom’s friends, dredging a river bottom has SU M M ER PR O G R AM S. 1967 ^ Claeelftfid d6€u51lne 5 p.ni. day Perhaps something like this has to Reankm, Laura Lavey, Bd in the toP ton per oeni of tbtor Riblcoff and Sen. RusseU Long the Irish, aU of Tom’s grass^ ‘ mMIcatlon. 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday been endorsed by Russian ex­ J and Monday publication.______happen, eventually, or perhaps we are Oreen, Fitts Riohardson, Aud- cksawM acedenitoeay, aro in- D .ta ., were toe only senators roots supporters. Weigh this perts as a practical venture For going to reach that blessed State in rqy Bryda, Whiter ^Rryda, Ml- vehred in extna-cuntcuiBr ac- to vote for toe suhetitufe resolu- against toe opinion of the do- even when you have to go ; TOirsday, June 22 which we are no longer color conscious chael, Wen4y and Cheryl Ctegg, tiviMtos and wonfc ipaiiMaine dixr- tlon. It was defeated 92-2. gooders . . . toere aren’t that through Ice to do it. ELEMENTARY and SECONDARY STUDENTS and no longer notice what particular Kurt and Devin Reardkxi, Sam hig the school year. They wU Later, Ribicoff told a reporter many of them. Abe made toe and Robert Bryce, Brian Man- reoedve appraxtanalely $00,000 his decision to vote against smartest move he could make, color lives or goes to school in any par­ km, Laum MIorlssabte, WillHam over the neoiit Ccur years se censure was "a s tough a de- so maybe he’s going to lose a A Missing Person ticular place or company. We have to •p r o g r a m s f o r e l e m b o t a b y P H W IS _ 2 AitMna and Leelte Kenney. tnemlbenB of TMnMy’s Class of cision as I’ve had to make.” few eggheads. Most of toe.peo- Phonics, Vocabulary, Ctomprehenslon, Study SMUs, f We have been looking for heir, and we find some way of solving our problems WINDOW SHADES tiistening, Concentration, or as Indicated by pre-tesang. Photosraptied By Syivta Oflar* Atoo, Roberta RkdmtdWn, W in . "There was toe problem of pie in this country stiU favor iBhjall find her, sooner or later. of race if we are going to continue to to eauSt WtodBor . Mhimaret Bond, Kaitiiloen Bm - .wrtow«. saMbMoitan of Ms right and wrong, toe problem the underdog.” live as a nation, and no one knows, now, 1 We will look deeip inside every rain- r e f l e c t e d WATERFRONT: This Impressionistic Rockport Scene Involves A Camera Pointed Into The Water c$y, Cyntitia Babbit, Susan and ni— , wU gwdiMito toMght of compassion, and the p r o W ^ Observer: "Riblcoff had creat- Grt«n, Whits, Ecru •PROGRAMS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS how many supposed precedents we are UvmuB In j y m d. He w m Oandlner, Loma and Pater {coon Mlanohetiber High Schocl of whether you temper Justice margin of safety, a little Study Skills, Comprehension, Speed Vocabulary, Cnttcai *Ui8lh thicket, and down th^ wee labyrinths. strikes, for example—resulting and what we hope for, the table. After a brief opening tH s poeltlan ne public retetlaiiB bam Vlogt, Mias Sue Zimmer- (drd. mitted that it had indeed been possible refonm. and confusion, as a likely time dariraoMa a backgramd of in- man and Mbs. Fred Rlchantaon. The sobolara wore chosen by kicked around.” New England's Leading^ { Has anybody seen summer? She It's not, merely that the U/S. from the transition to a mar­ meaning seems to be lost in the for the passage of some pet skirmish, his motion was suc­ that American planes “may have and pcfitirail pubUc re- A choir anvnrd for servOce to Kem eto K. Butko, former pub- Republican politician: ‘"rhere •SMALL CLASSES TO MEET INDIVIDUAL NEEDS. ; should be wearing a green and yellow ii3 renegiing on private assur­ ket economy. They also must telling and the solitude deepens. cessful, by a tally of 69 to 65. project may also turn out to be are strait-laced people who will ' Two-Year Professional •dress, with a June moon set like a comb struck’’ with cannon fire the Russian ances given the Y ugoSlavs to be pleased by the non-coopera- ^ Even in the closest intimacy There followed the fuller de­ Hettoai and covoraanent rala.- the ycuto ciwir was presented ttalier of the Hairtiford Times; •QUALIFIED t e a c h e r s ,. ______the moment in which the legis­ say, ‘Ribicoff is Just as I»d as •LATEST MATBRIAliS UTILIZED. freighter Turkestan in the North Viet­ help the reform. Washington tion from Washlng(ton. when the warmth of love dis­ bate. Badolato contended the ttona” to lynatte Morion. Oot. Jtohn R. Rettesneyor, life •in her long green hair, and ^ e would, lature happens to develop its Dodd,’ but toe pro-Dodd people School of •AIR-CONDmONED CLASSROOMS. also is inadveitontly serving What makes the situation pells our many fears. . .even bill would correct a great in­ fkindMetoe a««gfc* Merit and Thenhs awards trtMtee cf the ooHlege end pUb- ’ most probably, be holding a rose. namese port of Oampha. greatest oolleotive purity. One would have been much •CENTRAL LOCATION — BUSES. the purpose of Moscow, which particularly ludicrous is that then there is a separateness. Is justice. Rep. Barbara Dunn, CkmtaiateOMklllMiteay reg- presented to toe folow- mber of the Hartford Ooumnt; mote The factual development which led to never knows. The seekers of forgiving. Those who criticise makes no secret it wants the Yugoslavia’s stand on Vietnam this the way it always has to East Hartford Republican, pro­ tetarod HepifbUcan hitorested to ^ a c y to y ^ who Innre served oatnoon Bodem, llle fniatee of such an admission—and to a message to special legislation always have 63 EAST CENTER STREET FOB INFOBMATION heretiloal reforms to die here is demonstrably softer than that nunnkv_____ lor ____ pdbUc efIDoe to the eft5? the *1*® ooBoge and chairman. of — Riblcoff for hla vote will forgtVe Russia itself in Which the possibility be? claimed herself "insulted” to be ACCOUNTING Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n . TELEPHONE of any other Communist coun­ to take their gamble. The news­ to m n '2 e c th w ^ ^ en- ^ begfiimtog of tte mfadon: Haifftard NHUenaf Bank and and forget. A vote for censure • The Decision He Didn’t Write ibeifore they penetrate more oi^ "Why do you call me 'Lord, asked to vote on such a bill. Re­ _ Applications now being acoqpted tor 06040 was admitted — concerned a study of thodox (>anmiuniist countries. try. Its foreign policy chiefs men always wait to see when ooungad to inske Ite oandl^^ Manlon, Lee Potterton, TlpUHt Ob.; Edward Steanian, would have had more lasting Lord,’ and not do what I tell publicans Boyd o< Westport and laktaid Ftenk end Biuce Out- Septondier 1967 admission. ___ _ Andrews Building • Down in the District of C»lumWa. American flight patterns in North Viet­ Axstually, the Y u g o ^ v s don’t even admit privately that they and if the legislators are going Immm by oantaettog eiiher Mrs. HarCtotxl induata|Gdiat and Dr. adverse consequences.” < SUITE 202 643-9947 you?" Dowd ot-TrumlbuU pressed the ler. J Federal Judge J. Skelly Wright has just nam that day, June 2, with the final wtant a repetitiian of the mas­ appreciate Vietnam’s impor­ Luke 6:46 to prove themselves individuals Mtiiy Keboe, cliatnnaD of one ihe Jaooftn, m em hM of toe Oapital Observer:' "N o matter wMcb HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING attack. n e x t t o OAVEY’S BESTAUBAMT— FBEB PABB3NO •uncorked a decision which is likely to revelation that there had been a flight sive U jS. foreign add liandouts tance in the international bal­ Earle R. Custer, Pastor or merely mice nibbling the committee or LWV Meeting Aim Selection way he voted, he would haVC 66 Forest St,, Hartford—T ^ 247-1115 great common cheese. But the real bad news for The League o f Women Vot- oanmnUitee. lost something . . . but a vote '•make all the Supreme Court’s decisions which had directed cannon fire at anti­ that foUOowod Marshal Tito’s ance of power and are aware North Methodist Church Badolato came when Rep. Juli­ of Hanoi’s intransigence. •The legislators of the House, ; on the racial segregation issue look like aircraft installations in the vicinity sp!(it-aff from Moscow In 1948. us D. Morris, also a Democrat °^O C X P wot hold a cauois ■Belgrade was merdly asking in Yugoslavia is the most Wash­ struck, as individuals, early in {tame non-controversial lollipops. Judge which might have hit the Russian Ship. from New Britain, took the of Mins. Jody Siervera, 41 ’Tim­ 1967 more of what it got in ington can hope for in Eastern Herald the afternoon of adjournment ocbool ouditortum to nominate •Wright’s opinion is, notable for two One must judge that the factual in­ floor to say that he had voted ber Tran, Wbpiifing. 1966: Additiorvaa poStponemerit Europe: a non-revolutionary day, to knock down a pet proj­ ■lx town oouoott condldateo, •things—first, for the decisions it dared vestigation, of itself, did not produce for the bill the Saturday be­ of debt payments due the U.S. Communist state whose leaders Yesterdays ect of a House seven term vet­ Kreo board of oduoation candi- Sooots Couqi O at ,to make, and, second, for the decision it the admission, to the world public in Export-ilmpart Bank and more confide they would prefer to eran, Rep. Dominic Badolato of fore, and that ever since "my Atanfcera of Boy Soout TtoMp conscience has been bothering ilites, two stmteg 'board oanill- {was obviously yearning to make, and general, and to Russia in particular. long-term credits on wheat pur- have the Communists in neigh­ 25 Years Ago New Britain. 186 rooentay grant a weekend me” >n the ground that the bill dMeo, two oondhtotoe for toe Potterton’s {didn’t quite dare make. It must have seemed appropriate to chaises from America. U.S. of- boring Greece kept quiet if tur- The little bill he tried to get o f cotniitog and UMng at Manchester officially opens its would set a precedent which boonx cc giiteotmen, otte candl- Mount Monadnook, N H . ’Twen- • One decision It did make was that American diplomacy to unveil the fac­ fferiJals readily — and, as it . ^ bulance there threatens peace passed that day was itself date for town traoeurar and five tual possibility, a procedure which in­ turned out, prematurely — in the Eastern Mediterranean. USO campaign to raise $8,7(X) something of a veteran, accord­ could not be justified. He was ______t y « i « boys mode too trip • school segregation which happens natu- as its share” of the $32,000,000 now going to vote against the I for oonotaUeow which included a two and one- volves something in the nature of an aigreed. In fact, -Yugoslavia may be ing to statements about it in -nia Republican P y ty hol^ Irally, by existing population patterns, is The sad news was broken to being collected throughout the bill, Morris said, in order to be 31^0 explanation or apology, at this particu­ nearing the point where it will the debate. According to its op­ an open ooucua which pormlts {just as illegal as any segregaitian that the YugosHavs a few weeks ago. quietly enter the West—not, of nation. able to sleep .better. lar moment, with the Russian premier ponents, it had been present, aUreglaterod R«(NtoUoana to troop oamped at too M t •comes into existence by plan or design. The Exixjrt-Import Bank had course, as a military ally but A class of 22 is admitted to When the House finally got and defeated, in the 1961, 1963, participate In toe eeleotion cf xnn«Mwar sm te Phric Adidto { Since the population content of Wash- on American soil, with world diplomacy Flatly turned down any more In terms of its politics, eco­ the Third Degree by Campbell to its roll call, the previous vote and 1965 sessions.* the party ticket for toe town ^ aooonyatoed the gmiq> to- {ington’s schools is now 93 per cent Ne- geared to a crisis level in which all sorts debt postponements because it’s nomics, and world attitude. In Council K of C at a special meet­ of 69 to 65 to take the bill from lit was a bill which raised a eleotkm on October 2. The sooutinsater Joseph R. {gro (partly as a result of the exodus of of extreme developments are possible, “bad banking praxrtioe.” Worse this light, the non-help from ing held at Tinker Hall. the table had shifted Into an special issue because it would party doee not endorse , nor n u a » Jn, Robert Froat Bkonk ranging from a total collapse of world yet, the Findley amendment Washington looks absurd. 10 years ago 89 to 49 vote to defeat it. •white cWldren and parents following the have exltended to one particu­ submit a Mato of candidates to oeuven WWam Kydd and order to a sudden joining of the Near adopted by Congress last year jodadBAOM sjanBiiqnd i96l Badolato, who has become •Irttroduction of integration as official lar and respected New Britain the oauous. W e encourage all Mtomyetow D uaara' W alter alhsoCutedy prohdibits wheat ored- Syndicate known as a rather formidable {policy) it is instantly obvious that there East and the Vietnam crises in one educator a privilege of buying regialered Republicans to par- piqgmwu alkn aoted aa a driver. ats because Yugoslavia has and relentless operator In re­ {is -a lot of segregation in Washington solution. Shipped medfoad suppHies—but Gov. A.A. Riblcoff signs Into into the Ctonneoticut retirement tlMpate In party activities,” Tentative pkaw for future ac- cent sessions, had had the poor {which is illegal according to Judge Otherwise, one has to presume under -no arms—to North Vietnam. Today in History law a bill authorizing the issu­ system for a greater number of Oowles aetd. tMUea tnclude a tafp to M t Our lowust prIcGS of Hio y w . TAo advontogo now of this o h m a 19W fortune to encounter the House the conditions of war, there might never The tors of the wheat credits ance of a $500,(KX) bond issue years of out of state service Each candidate is reapon- wtaebtegbon, NJfL •Wright’s ruling. in one of its more docent models must bo sold to mdio room for 1968 models coming in July. Oim w o idn^ { The second decision Judge Wright have been any disclosure of the possible hurt most. Forced to buy the By the AssoclateH Press enabling the state to a site for than normal practice allows. sIMe Cor arranging for his own iSalvattoa Arm y Drive a new regional vocational school moods. I nominating alid seconding The aetoaitton Aamy has floor somplos. domenstrotors. cdl sold udth comploto guorontuo and backed by Po^ {dared make was one taking away one truth in the matter until years from ■wheat on a cash basds using up Today is Thursday, June 22, tt was said, in defense of the now. And if, in the 16 days between the precious doClair hoddirrgs, the the 173rd day of 1967. There are In Manchester. bill, that some unnamed au­ gweohte end lutvlng the nec- 'opened Mb annuM ftmdralatng torton's Sorvico. {of the devices by Wljiloh school authori- Martin Aroian, pharmacist at . event and the Pentagon's final admis­ Yuicto-taivs had. to rewrUte sub- 192 days left in the year. thority in New Britain had On This Date cesary votea at the caucus to w.iww« noted. to« drive has matied lattere to a cause for action of its own, the Unit­ was' forced to abdicate for the {the 7 per cent white school enrollment prise, then, that U.S.-Yuigoslav The United States announced Connecticut Society of Hospital ployed for his New Britain posi­ Oowlee aadd, "The RepubU- reridents aBhtog for oonUnuod ed States would have been allowed to second time. {they now have, and perhaps, in years TcOatdlons today are no better It would bring home its 25,000 Pharmacists at its annual meet­ tion. In 1870, the U.S. Department can party in South Windsor is MltereBt and partteipaitlon to go to war in the belief that Russia had •to come, entice other white pupils back. than lukewarm. ground troops still In Japan. ing held in Berlin. The attack labeled it a “pat­ of Justice was formed. toe only party who selecte oommunMy yada. Of course, errant aotdions by { ’Bhe device Judge Wright has now out- deliberately fabricated an excuse. That ently outrageous’! biU ‘Ihere on In 1911, Britain’s King George their candidates in this man- ^ *** the Export-Import Bank and Five Years Ago {lawed is that known as the ‘track sys- has been the nightmare possibility we Today’s Birthday the you do me a favor and I’ll V and Queen Mary were ner. We do not have a ao-called Oon-mess scarcely constitute A total of 112 persons were lived with for 16 days. Now, on the Movie director Billy Wilder is do you a favor basis” and the ««enlng committee to en- ’ **"*®** {tem," by which pupils are assigned to Johnson adwidinttstratton policy. killed In the crash of an Air crowned in London. other hand, the Pentagon admission 61; Anne Morrow Llndberg Is attack, almost entirely from In 1937, Joe Louis became Ule dorse toe party leadership ^ ^,,3^ {special classes according to their abili- Yet, there Is a widespread feel- France jetliner trying to land 60; former baseball pitcher •ties. White pupils sometimes found stands as an act of courtesy and candor, ding in BeOgrade that WaShdng- during a storm on the West Iri- Republican sources, also claim­ world heavyweight saying let's not blow our world up over dlan island of Guadaloupe. Carl Hubbell Is 64. ed it would sot a precedent champion by knocking out Jim S T c a u c u s to open to any .themselves concentrated in the "honors” tton. preocoupied with the Viet- intereated Republican candl- a regrettable mistake. The trouble is, nam war and legairdiilng Yugo- which would require letting Braddock in a match in Chica­ {classes, and the system has operated, One Year Ago Thought for Today we are both in positions where such slBivda’s heretical baand of com- down the state pension system go. {according to Judge Wright’s criticism South Vietnamese troops To put alcohol in tl^e human STEREO In 1940, ithe World War H mistakes can keep happening at any m uiton as old hat anyway, brain is like putting sand In the bars to hundreds of other in­ •of it, "to insulate the more academi- stormed a Buddhist compound armistice between France and moment. doesn’t appreciate the impor- bearing of the engine. Thomas dividuals in future sessions. K F I K B U T O a S {oally developed white student from his in Saigon to stamp out opposi­ Germany was signed. RCA yiCTOR ‘’SWINGUNE” PORTABLE tance of success or failure by A. Edison, 1847-1931. On Saturday, June 3, in a tod, medloM-dentBa end optical Jess fortunate black schoolmate.’’ The the econoanitc plan. ^ tion to the government. aottve party who, even’ though 13 C U . FT. {judge ordered the Washington school Mr. Justice iMarshall , AOtliough Yugoslavs offBcdlal- When Solicitor General ‘ Thurgood outniBitoered In regtotratlon, «dertc>r, predominantly white schools.” his vision of the laiw transcends his po­ anti-Yugoslav polemics in sev­ { In this opinion the other day, how- litical bcLckground. — WAiLL STREUilT en yesirs to come from Moscow. w sr. Judge did not undertake .JOURNAL But they are restrained. Want­ V

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UAwiimaTBR E v e n i n g h e h a l d . manchebiise , c» n n .. t h u b s d a y , j u n b 22, i w t -P- p a g e t e k Fuss Returning to Town ' . To Join Griswold Firm F oundation (Ckmtiilued from page 10) TEMPLE’S wStammo teaioher. The son o f (Mr. and daughter Of Mr. aoilA W alter B. IFXk», tormer dtaac- ed-lty MIM BUtaui hototf Scholarship to MIm Kaye Raak, Uo, presented by James B> (Mm Glen OovlH. m T i t T n Mua Elton O a n ^ r t 1ST tor rt pUblUic iwoTka and town on ttw student OolincB execu­ dent of Boys Leaden. He to an s a l a r y ; and been namadT ffie organikatthn’s With one exeeiitlon. The iMr MHS, presented by N. VRlUam Holmes, past grand knight; engineer, is rctuming to Man- Before an audiimce of tive ccsnsnlilbeeL ' Hlagle Soout and winner o f the ptesanted by Ruasall PhUhrick, at., he was a 1066 gold key will- first honorary Mfe director. Pointo Scholarahtp, given by Miss Pamela Duval, MHS, pre­ ittvltles Kncluded mera(bemld|i In cheater next mionth and (be SPIMICEllHOIHOlItTOII SniNCI! aasa ibeynoUi is Mie daugh­ Pope Plus XU Award, was Knight. second vice preaidant. , ner In the Connecticut Bcholaa- 800 'parents, civic leaders •rhe Verplaaok Scholaiahlp, LaPointe Industries of Rock- Mias Lyslk plans to become sented by Francis Larala, Ntaitiional HOnor Society and the aOsoolated 'wllth ithe Griswold ter o f (Mr. esid 3 A «. M. Beo- presldeDt of hie church youth Juliano, the daughter of tlc ■Wtriting Oonteet and won an and friends, 85 local and one of the largest now admin­ vMe, goes to sons astd dsugh- a Wology teacher and will at­ grand knight; Warren Mosler, leaders, gSrtts’ aithletlas and fu­ Bngiineesing O a jasnhi RegncMs of 22 Prospect gropp and .a memiber o f In- Mrs. Bernice, Juliano, 190 New hanareftde mention this year. He area graduating high istered by the MSF. was orig- tera o f octniMny m ttaym . tend Emanuel College. She la MHS, presented by Walter Stet- ture teadhers olulbs. S(he was Ha-yden L. lOriawold Jr. con- structon of the Handicapped. Bolton Rd., waa active to w-ae a three-year -volunteer at ______^ school seniors were pre­ inatad by Watkins to honor Fred The sdwlarshlpa are given a t She wM otiMid Emmanuel .son, recordlnjg secretary; and Trn.i.n .iT.ii T .-j__ secretBry and treasurer rt tha filmed the report last night and The Junior Women’s Chib the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leaders, hockey and basketball, Oaonp Kennedy land Junior A. Verptanck Manchester’s first mainly on the basts of need and Oollege to m ajor in educatkm. Edward Lyslk of 70 Rlsley Rd. James Curtiss, East Catholic, laltter, a Paroxie of Youth said) tiiait F in s wUl head up itlw CERAMIC TtLE BATHROOM sented $12,000 in scholar­ Scholarahip, the group’s and waa a teacher of religion Achievement vice prealdent. superintendent of sdiools. academic performance, plus A t ECRB, she ■won the Latin Glastonbury. At ECHS, she presented by James Holmes poaiter, and a memiber r t the company’s oomaufltlng engineer­ ships last night during was award^ to Joseph Amalo, In her church, wtaner of the MIm Sharon Douton of Man­ A brief musical program of participation In school and civ­ Anennd and aerwed aa secretary, was a biology tutor and mem­ substituting fpr Dr. Jean-Louls yeairhoOk ataiff. the Manchester Schplar- president of Manchester High's Eagle of the Croea Award, and v chester High School was pre- ing depariment five selections by Manchester ic activities. ' sj ,, tnesssirw esMl president of the ber of the National Honor So­ Hebert, scholarship chairman, The Daivtid Dt'eterie Miemlartal, FHiasi, 38, w(ho had -worked tor ship Foundation’s second senior class. Mrs. Benton Os­ president of her OYO. ' aented the Manchester Lodge' gcjjclainilMp, named for a de-l High School’s Round Table Sing­ Three students received Man­ Future Teacbem Chib. ciety and winner of the Honors who was unable to attend. ttie town Btaice June l-OdO, re­ anndal awards ceremony. good, clifb president, made the ■ Howroyd Is the son of Mr. r t (Masons' Scholarship hy ceaoed MUDS student, -wiais pre- ers preceded the presentotion of chester Scholarship Foundation Betinro, the son o f Mr. and ■•E” and Latin Awards. John Mcllduff, son of Mr. and signed hda Itwtta poets las of Jan. TELEPHONE ■me ew«nt tae the secood presentation. and Mrs. Harry Howroyd of Walter Person, Worshipful Bcnited to Jo(hn OStroUt, MHS, awards. The invocation was pro- awards as follows: (Mm. aesnuel Bottaro of 44 Piper Mrs. Joseph MoRduff of 60 Sum­ 6 and accepted a simiiiar job yaai^ wBB uKinral Indoans to the He wiU attend Hofstra to Welch, who wUl study law at 81 Conway Rd. He played var­ Master. Miss Douton, daughter iby f . Rolbett Ddeterie, the boy’s nounBed by the Right Rev. David White, Bast CathOUo m ne, ran t Hanttord, wUl attend Georgetown University, Is the mer St., wlU major in medicine in Seraaota, IFda. Bigb School OB^re- major In medicine. The son of sity soccer tod Intramural o f Mr. and Mrs. David Douton flaitihier. Free ^ M ^ . Edward J. Reardon, pas­ High School, presented by Mat­ Boston OoBege, Where be ptana at Fairfield University. He was The post rt Manchester dl- tBts vihen uOBetUed weattier Mr.-and Mra Joseph Oiuca of son of Mr. and Mrs. James sports and belonged to Boys of 80 Bretton -Rd., was presi­ Orltrout, the son rt Mir. and tor St. James’ Church. i thew M. Moriarty; Elisabeth to major hi tMShMss. He was Welch, 26 ArcelUa Dr., and the Student CouncU treasm-er, a redtor rt public works was filled tfareabeoed to dainiMa the 40 Roll St., he was co-captain Leaders. dent rt National Honor So­ (MitO. Btan'er Ofltrout Jr. r t 422 Estimates An informal reception follow­ Reynolds, ECHS, presented by on the Student OounoH end the twin brother of Miss Mary member of the National Honor ICerUn photo In laite April (by WIMlam O’NeHl, Bohedutod outdoor oeremonleB, o f the varsity soooer *md bas- I'M'fam Jeanne OroMse, MH8, ciety, on student council, co- Parker St, wSK major In Jour- ed. “ Mrs. Raymond B. Oowen, foun­ VeosSty ‘rS” OMb, won several Welch, winner of the Manches­ Society, French, science and tormer town lengineer ta (South to halve been heid at the 75 kethaU teams, was a .member waa aiwairded the (Manchester editor of the High School ualilun alt UOonin. Ait MHB he The adwlarahlps, amounts of dation vice president; Samuel scholBritk! honora, end playad ter Bar Association’s Scholar­ glee clubs, tod played Intra­ Engagefi Windsor. SHOP AT BVmst S t bcm e oC fOMOdatton of the basehail team and of the Jaycees QdholaaMWp by Robert World, and a member of Girls wals o o editor and sports editor wMoh are not aonounoed. were Bottaro, ECHS, presented by vcMetty baseflwB. ship, awarded later in the pro­ mural sportSv And the post rt Manchester .aiMMHrw (Md Mins. MMthew MHB student councU, (Boys M c 'G s ir r lt y , president. The Leader Club and the Junior eff the High Schoo'l Wiorild, a The engagement of Miss Mar- granted to 20 students from Atty. Vincent Diana, chairman T U s year’s VeogAanck Sohol- gram. f Pamela Dvrval, who plans to town lengta'cer -was itiUed .by HOME Mlartarty. of the foundation’s gifts and Leaders, and the (MiEC Youth daughter at ktr. and M » . MUb- . Classical League. She will at­ gold key wtamor ta the Naittonal __ . . . „ „ Manchester High School, 12 eumdp went to Bm oe Stewart of At East Catholic, he played major ta education at Central W t t a T Coritest, a marriber of B^ret Grlgalls to John V. Gre- Bm-n liuoek, fonmeriy deputy Walter a FUte A. Raymond Rogers, toiuida- beguests committee. Council. nay Onoiuse o f 466 Adams St, tend Bucknell College and ma­ from Bast Catholic, and one (MmKheator High School. R was Connecticut State College, Is the cnuncfl and of the gan Jr., both of Manchester, has town engineer, tlon president and principal of Clvltan a u b ’s scholarship in Intramural sports, belonged riie will attend Goueber Oonage jor ta Education. Eitud'ent DIAL each from Rockville IBgh, El­ White, the son of M r. and presented by N . W2Haan Knight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John soccer team. He is an been announced by her parents, 'Onffy yesterday, liucek sur- end he wiB atari ■work on JUly Manchester High School, pre­ went to Frederick OoinnoUy of to the National and French Hon­ to etudy comptoof pi«F>«in- TTie Jonathan G. Ellis M e­ vatctl’y lington IRgh and Mt. St. Jo­ Mrs. Paul White of 76 Pine St., (otmdatinn treesurer. Duval' of 19 Coleman Rd. She sided and in brief remarks ded­ East Catholic High, presented or Societies and the student mlng. A t scliool, She was secno- Eai-^le SooUt, an astsKStaint Scout- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grlgalls of iprised town otflflicials f c ( ! ^ 10^ 6434M62 seph Academy. will attend St. Itichael’a OoUege Btew ant, .Who ■wlM attend tlie belonged to the Future Nurses morial Scholarship was pre­ workers (by announcing his rea- The famidy wBl illve tempor- icated the ceremonies to local by Dr. Irwin KOve, club presi­ council. tairy of Aridton, the Mtemry miaigter and presldenlt rt hlB 60 Buckland St. to major in biology. tMveraltiy o f Oonnectlout to Club and was active m the sented to Cathy Glowackl of ignaitiion ta order to become arJIly lait 08 Feaguson Rid., until businessman C. Elmore Wat­ Criteria for selection are dent-elect. Slated to attend the Miss Arnold, who will major anagarine, and wtaner of a lat­ Ccniffmmiaittom Claiss. Her fiance Is a son of Dr. 643^154 He eervad ee vice president maj or to engineering, is itbe eon Catholic Youth Organlzatlort. Manchester High School by South Windsor’s director rt they purdhase anothea: home, kins, one of the charter direc­ that the students must be town U.S. Coast Guard Academy and in education at UConn, is the, ter of commendation In the Na- Miss Barbara Holman and and Mrs. John V. Gregan of 341 of the seninr dans, presIdeMt public works—town engineer. They had sedd ■their l-house at tors and originators of the foon- residents or students who have c f Mm. Ruth Stewart of 37 OUn- major in engineering, the youth daughter of Mrs. Barbara Ba­ Warren Mosler, the son of Mr. t.tmirvii,i (Merit Scholarship com- w i o r Miss Stodra Guadano, both of E. Center St. No Obligation' attended ManriieMer sdip(ds. c f tile Fre-ened Chib, and wan ton S t H e was a member of the and Mrs. Daniel Mosler of 74 Fuss’ iretum to Manchester to 82 Brant Rd. daUon. Watkins last weak had is the son of MCr. and Mrs. B’red- bin of 103 Cooper HIU St. She patMion. Slhe bekxngod to ABB, ^ ^ i' Mancherter High, were winners jillss Grlgalls, a 1968 gradu­ Green Rd., wlU major ta engin­ She is he daughter o f M r and ^ Manchester Education ■enter private (bustaeas oompletea (Repoxitedly, Fluss’ job In Sair- CIDMPLETELY JNSTALLED OUT OF TOWN Nntlonal Honor Society, the erick Connolly of 91 Bolton St. was a member of French Club, Sock airi Buskin, and the Ger­ ate of Manchester High School, swimming team end the gym- eering at UConn. At MHS, he Association Scholarships, given a ■circle. aaota a neWly created one, did CALL COLLECT He was a member of the bas­ Folk aub, Girls Leaders, and man and Ski olube. Tanner St. Miss Glowackl won recently received her BS degree naatios dub. the Bolton Congregational was AV Club treasurer. Radio to students planning careers ta Fuss and his familly will leaive not >woiik out ■weti tor Fuss and ketball and wrestling teams, Tw o ocholainslilpa amardod by the Betty Orooker of the Year In foods and nutrition from the liw o awards were g;iven this Varsity “E” and Glee CTubs, Church Youth Fellowship. Club tod Chess Club president, the (Manchester Association of educatlon. Both girls -wiU at­ University of Connecticut, Sarasota iby car laibout July 3 for Saiaisata town offlclaila. OPEN DAILY foimder of the Bridge Club, Award, Is a member of Cur­ year by t(he Manchester Rotary and a magma cum laude win­ Miss Raak, winner of the nurs­ independent Insunanoe Agents tend Smith College Miss Hol­ Storrs. She Is a member and and a niember of National Hon­ rent Affairs, Sock and Buskin, man received her award from CWb. They went to Mias Kath­ ner of the Latin Award. ing scholarship, will attend went to James Leber, EaM past secretary of Phi Upsllon FORMICA COUNTER TOPS 9-6 or Society and Current Affplrs CYO, and a delegate to Con­ Mrs. ConOtance Adams, MBJA leen Johnson, and John Micha- The Kiwanis CTub this year North Park College and U the OaithCUc, presented by William Omlcron, national honorary so­ Kosygin Threatened Club. He recently won a Hart­ necticut Conference of Youth president; and Miss Guadano EXPERTLY and REASONABLY INSTALLED Uk, both o f Manchester High gave four scholarships, one to daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Rood of the Orockett Agency; ciety.' She Is employed at W.T. ford Eng;taeers Club award. 1967. She w ill be an Educa­ received hers from Keimeth 78 Colors to Choose From THURS. 9-9 School. W illiam Rood, club a student entering nursing, and K. EJnar Rask of 128 Keeney and to James Oovtil, BJast Oatii- Grants, at Manchester Shop­ James Curtiss wUl attend Ca- tion major at Elmira College. Sktaner, vice preslxieKt. president,' presented Mias John­ three to college-bound students. St. Her activities Included mem­ oUc, presented 'by Donald Gen-, ping Parkade. Sre starts her J V .Y . Protective Curtain nlsius College as a foreign serv­ Misa BMleen Culleton, daugh­ Miss Holman Is -the daugh­ son’s scholarship, and A tty. ■The latter memorialized recent­ bership in the National Honor oveoi of the Paganl Agency. dietetic Internship In Septem­ ice major. He 1s the son of Mr. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris­ ter o f Mr. anxl Mrs. Robert 2 Paid Marte, vice president, ly deceased club members. Society, the student council, ber at Yale-New Haven Hos­ S and Mrs. James Curtiss Jr. of Leber wUl major ta burinces topher Culleton of 185 Green Holman o f 29 Eastfleld St. and LIMITED TIME ONLY presented Michalik’s. The award winners and their MHS choir, and the Junior Aux­ Shattered for Third Time 44 Berkley Lane, East Haul- admtalstnattlon at Citadel Col­ Rd., was awarded the G. T. pital. presenters were as follows: iliary of Manchester Memorial during high school was a mem­ Mr. Gregan, a 1962 graduate NEW YO RK (A P ) — A detec- friends” In the Soviet Union but She la the daughter o f Mr. lege. The son of Mr. and Mtas. Lal^nne Association Scholar­ ■The Flrederlck Wemer Schol­ Hospital. She also served as a ford, and at East CathoUc serv­ ber of the Round Table Sing­ of Mancheiter High School did did not elaborate on that and Mrs. AOle Johnson o f 69 Jiames Lelber of 84 High St, he arship to ktiss Rita Lyslk, East Simday School teacher at Cov­ ed on the Student CouncU, the ship by William L. Zlmmer- ers, Sock and BusMin, -the Jun­ Clyde Rd. 'and plans to attend participated ta llootball, track, post graduate work at River- j , The mlld-looklng Natale wore Catholic, presented by Thomas enant Congregational Church, Glee Club and French Club, and mann o f the LaBonne Associa­ ior Classical< tv League TT and In-A side Military Academy, Gaines- strolled past a yarjj.rimmed glasses, white Kit c h e n UOoim to major in physical was Senior Class Night com­ swimming and Student CouncU, tion. A graduate of Mt. St. Jo­ therapy. She was a member of McPartland, club president; the from which her father recently stmctors o f the Hastol^pped. jjg recently received dozen policemen and had a foot ghirt, bow tie and sport Jacket. mentator. and was on the yeaalbook stadt. seph Academy, she was a mem­ Future Nurses Club, Sock and James Duffy Scholarship to resigned as pastor. Miss G uax^o, who p i ^ to ^sociate degree in business inside the door of the mission The Alaska State Police said ■The two scholarships given by He won the Thom (McAn Shoe ber of student council and De Buskin and,the Ski and French James Welch, East Catholic, Campbell CouncU, Knights of major in languages, ts tne administration ntat Manchester ^j,ere the Soviet premier was Natale was arrested In Nome on presented by Robert Fuller, " Columbus, awarded four Msgr. the Manchester Board of Real­ Award tor foattbaU. bating Club. She was alsoausv Latinua.Mii vattuginAsidaughter vi.o f Prof.x ivrx. aiKl XVlrS. -/ CARPET He Is em- dudn. tors went to Miss Judith JuUtoo Covin, who win attend Prov­ Club president, on the year- ^ c h a e l Guadano of M Phelps ^ m'anlger training w,.n »«.. h. ..a Sy'-cruS* Mlchallk wUl also go to first vice president. Hannon Scholarships, in mem­ Also, the Wayland Strauglian and Jay Howroyd, both of Man­ idence Oonage and major in book and newspaper sta-ffs. Rd. She was president o f the in the canvas bag he was carry pnggegsion a copy of a letter He tlOonn to m ajor In business. He ory of the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John candidate at the Grand-Way De­ 100% HERCOLON Scholarship to Miss Phyllis Ar­ Hannon, deceased pastor of St. chester High and both planning HkiglMi, ptom to become a Miss Culleton worked as a French Club and a member o f la the son o f Mir. and Mrs. Jo­ partment Store, Manchester Ing. ” A gun,” replied the man. had senit to Nikita S. Khnim - nold, MHS, presented by Harry James’ Church, as foUows; to attend UConn as education model for a Hartford Depart­ National Honor Society, So- seph Mlchallk of 192 Hackma­ (See Pag* Blevon) Shopping Parkade. Detectlve James Savarese chev sayln he wan'ted to Jl»- OLEFIN FIBER Deegmu, secretary; the Nursing James McRduff, East Catho- majors. Her award was present- ment Store and taught Irish manls staff and Girls' Leaders. No date has been announced already had him by the elbow cuss a world peace plam with tack St. A t M ^ , he was presi­ The three scholarships given EUialMtti B^moMs Sam od. Bettauro step-dtoclng at Duffy School for the wedding. as he was walking into the So­ the then Soviet premier. David Whit* by the Manchester Lions Club Fantastic 10-Year Wear Guarantee In Hartford. She will attend viet U N mission. In seconds Police said when Natale was this year were designated Ber­ Bhnlra Oollege and major ta Wednesday, a"-group of police­ questioned Wednesday he told nard M. Fogarty Awards in Commercial carpet specifloally design^ child psychology. men surrounded the 6-foot''6, them, " I didn’t Intend to harm j.' memory of the dressed Man­ rineered to meet rugged requirements of ^ h Library Sets slender man and found a loaded anyone.” He said he simply The Daniel Manchuck Me- chester businessman, who waa traffic Installations. Excellent selection o f colors. mortal Scholarship, named for many years a club member .32 caliber revolver, ammiflff- wanted to talk to any Soviet del- Story Hours tlon and a 10-lnch hunting knife egate about peace, police said. a deceased MHS student, was and officer. presented to Michael Johns, son The recipien'ts and persons A summer series rt story In the blyifi bag. On Monday, Esher Prager, 39, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johns presenting the ficholarriiiDS hou.’.s at Mary Chaney Ubrary It was‘ the third time since of the Bronx, got through the ecnoiaraiips ^ P r e m ie r Alexei N. Kosygin ar- barriers at either end of the m s of 260 Greenwood Dr., by Alex­ werfi fig follows* _ - w ander Manchuck, father of the Miss Jeanne Bessette, MHS, years of age will opei. Tuesday rived Saturday that an unautho- block and unfurled a sign ta Iwy. Johns, a graduating Man- presented by Mrs. Bernard M at 10:30 a.m: in the Junior rlzed person has seemed to pen- front rt the mission demanding Value _ Sq. Yd. Chester High School Senior, was F ogarty Gary Gott East Cath- Room of the Ubrary. etralte the heavy security Soviet withdrawal from ’’lllegal- Installed a member of the Boys’ Leader presented by James Slegal Miss Marlon Jesseman and screen around him. But city ly annexed territories.” aub, the orchestra, and stu- president- Miss Linda Mrs. Dorothy MUler of the U- police and State Department Ellen Dantes got through dent council, and also of the patten mjjs presented bv bitiry ataK wiU be the story security forces insisted there guards and into the mission on Hartford Symphony, New Brit- ’Harolan, vice president t e l l « « at the first session. The were no holes to the protective Tuesday. After thrte hours So- aln Symphony, and Connecticut students plan to at- subject will be “ our Country’s n ^ . . , viet guards turned her over to' Opera Orchestra. He will attend university of Connec- Btathday.' They said the man looked sus- police, and she said she wanted the New England Conservatory ...... ■' ■“ The ^ n d program, “Favor- picious but was let through to defect to the Soviet Union. TRUCK LOAD PRICES as a music major. j^^gg Bessette, the daughter of Ite Fairy Tales,” xvill be held police barriers and uP the Both women were released F O R T H O S E W H O W A N T TO S A V E $$, D O -IT -Y O U R S E L F Miss Cheryl Gibson, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bessette Wednesday, July 5, at 10:30 a. door of the mission Mcause wlthoufcharges. ter of Mrs. Althea Gibson and of 431 Summit St., will major m. ’The story hours will then they wanted to be sure he was the late Sgt. Bert Gibson of 83 in languages. She was a mem- continue on ’Tuesday mornings acting alone. Pleasant St. was presented the ber rt Naittonal Honar Society, through August 8. However, immediately aner ASBESTOS G. Albert Pearson Memorial choir, orchestra, French a u b ------arrest, P°Wce added a nu^- James W d e h Phyllis Arnold Lpst Your Cool? Frederick Connolly R ita Lysik Scholarshlp, by Mrs. G. Albert and the Junior aasslcal HURT B Y STRAY BULLET ber of plainclothesmen to the MtehaMk Joseph Amaio Pearson, wife of the deceased^ League. DANBURY (A P )—Gall Hony- detail on 67th Street between Find it quick — Like Now — Bniee Stewart K atU M Johnson MHS music teacher. As a stu^"^ Gary Gott, the son of Mr. and church, 23, who was wounded Lexington and 3rd Avepufe. with Wrisley’s spiffy Lemon VINYL dent at Manchester High School, Mrs. James Gott of 99 Colum- Wednesday by a stray bullet Police Identified the man ^ Twist Soap. Madly fresh — BOX tropically unitihibited. Its Miss Gibson was a member of bus St., has not decided on his that smashed through a window Michael Rocco Natale, 42, and groovy lemon fragrance bursts the Round Table Singers, sec- major. At ECHS, he played var- in her Newtown home, was re- charged him with possession of all around you, fresh and tangy TILE retary of the German aub, and gity football, basketball and ported In serious condition to- a dangerous weapon. At his ar- with the first drop of water. she also belonged to the Gilbert baseball, was on the student Danbury Hospital. raignment in Criminal Court he Wrisley’s Lemon Twist In spe­ 9” x 9” Tiles—12” x 12” Tiles—45 sq. and Sullivan Workshop. She will council, and was winner of the Two t>oys were shooting at a was comiriitted to Bellevue Hds- cial $3 value, five cake bath ft. per case. Very gxiod selection in stoxUi. major in music education at All Hartford County Conference target In the vicinity, and one pltal for observation. and hand soap ensemble now Union (JoUege In Kentucky. and -Varsity ” E ” Awards. of the .22 caliber rifle bullets Natale said he was an e i^ - a mad $2 at Ftreeman CrteHa Jr., Effing- Unda Patten is the daughter apparenUy went astray, state neer but police described him as ■ton H#g(h Sclwoll, a'nd Miss of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pat- police said. h drifter who slept In Bowery fjheryl Oam^ptoeU, R o c k v ille ten of 33 Mather St. and plans Miss Honychurch was wound- hotels. MANCHESTER Hiiglh, were wilnnens rt tihe La- a major In social work. She was ed in the chest. Asst. Dlst. Atty. Da-vid Rlcn- 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. In the Latin and ski clubs and The boys’ names wpre not man told the court that Natale 0 X 12— Sells Reg. F or $9.06 Fointe lodizstries Sdhoaainsltapa, Exit 93 WUbur Cross Pky. gffiven fo r tllie ISrst time to a as a seniob "Pinkie” in Man- revealed, because they are- less recently asked the State Depart- LINOLEUM RUB $5J» ROOM SIZE son arid datighter rt emptaycs. Chester Memorial Hospital’s than 16 years old. ment for permission to "visit (Bath aiwBirds were presented by Junior Auxiliary served as sec­ Large Selection of Ooloni Jen Sitillllbaxlh, oompainy presi­ retary and won a 200-hour i RUGS dent. award. .. 9’ X 12’ Herculon Crteaia, the son rt Mr. and The last scholarship, awarded Ceramic Tile sq.n.47e (Mna F reem an CoJeHia Sr. r t by Atty. Philip Bayer for the In Stock. Keg. 6Hc sq. ft. Re-inforoed with doable Jute tmek for (M't. S p rin g Rd., ’I'oillland, wifla Manchester Bar Association, added strength. Beautiful decorator mjajxxr ta exluoaJUon ait Ceoitiral went to Miss Mary Welch, twin ( colors. Oorineotiicut He was a mem­ sister of James. Welch and ber rt Naltional Honor Society, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Ceramic Floor Tile sq.ft.54c «99 VALUE Jay Howroyd Jeanne Crouse Ithe track and cross xxmntry Welch of 26 ArcelUa Dr. She wiU NOW IS THE TIME Reg. 89c sq. ft. Judith Juliano Warren Mosler James Curtiss teams and the Frendh, dra­ attend St. Regis CoUege as an John Hdlduff P a m d a p w r a l K aye Raak matics, future teadh'ers, ooUege education major. At East Cath­ to open your Savings Account $C A .95 and ski cliubs. . olic, she was a member of the INLAID (Miilss Camplbeai w4U aittend S t future teachers and French yd. Jioseiplh OoiUieige to m a jo r ta fo r- aubs. Library Aides and the at PEOPLE'S Linoleum Remnants 99c up etgn languages and eduoatlon, student councU. NEW DIVIDEND PERIOD STARTS JUNE 26th House Trouble Seen ARMSTRONG REGULAR INVESTMENT Embossed Linoleum .Over Space Financing SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Makes a beautiful practical floor In colorful \ - 7 dimensional design. WASHINGTON (A P ) — Some They are the two top men on the Its richly textured appearance makes it storm flags appear to be flying space unit. Ideal fo r just about any room ta the house and the soft 'colors wiU give a lift to any In the House over the normally Miller contended further ,re- decorative scheme. , ,__j ductlons would seriously Inter- Dlacidly received authorization ...... j . j yjg program, designed .80 TELEPHONE program for space activities jq py{ y,g moon jn this .25 FOR totaling 15 bUllon this year. decade. I* ESTIMATES But whUe attempts will .be 4 made to cut the bUl when It ® / > SHOP A T already has been spent on Apol- S qU A R E xwmes up .today ffiere Is a blpar- /o v/uCD HOME ' SERVICE tlsan■lisan mmove o ve tolu keep Intact the .. ^ ...y ^.^g^_ . ^22.7 " , % 4 s Guaranteed 1st Quality $2.6 bUllon set aside tor iffie billion by the1 end of the decade. # Cut from Full Rolls a Regularly $9.95 SAMPLES BROUGHT Apollo man-to-the-moon pro [i**pi'5^(t (jny amount .*.^('vmum Deposit - $1,000 Cheryl Gibson Freeman CoUla Jr. ‘We’re In a race with Riusia TO YOUR HOME EQeen Culleton Michael Johns gram. Sharon Dooton Cathy Glowadd ^Jo'.VI thclro’/^ol rioticei 90-Doy Wlfhdrowol Noti.:i’ kfqu'roH James Leber James Covfll In the past, authorization pro for control of outer space,” Ful- ARMSTRONG grams for the National Aero- argued before the pan- . nautlcs and Space Admlnlstra- DIAL tlon have received generaUy off. Contracts are let. It • Deposits made on or before July 10 earn Montina*’ Vinyl Corion^ friendly treatment but talk of will cost you more If you do. We A different floor with a natural economy is afoot. And NASA we have a good dividends from the 1st of July. design effect that fits practically every dec­ 6 4 3 ^ has been a target tor congres­ team.” orative theme. Use it with everything from sional criticism since the death The biU, as approved by the • Dividends paid semi-annually. modem to feudal. Ideal for both home and of three Apollo astronauts In a committee, includes $4.28 blUlon business. Can be Installed on floors ta direct 6434)154 contact with the ground. 19 beautiful colors. space vehicle fire earlier this tor research and development • E v e fy account insured up to $15, 000. year. ■aotiivlttles, $648.21 mflUon for NOW No Obligation The House Science and Astro­ administrative operations and main office nautics Commitifee, on a 24-1 $66.98 mlUion for construction Opp. control Pfifk, RockvM* OUT OF TOWN vote, approved the bill tor pro- programs, .95* VERNON RRANOI CALL COLLECT grams ta the year beginning — Vtmon CircU July 1. This compares wltii an ,, SQUARE ,',r RANKING HOURS TARO administration request of $6.11 C o ld F eet Mondoy to Fridoy billion. NASA got $5.91 billion 9 o.m. to 3 p.m. •PreparaUoa and Installation Extra The exprteaion, "cold feet," Friday Evon'mQ 6 to 7:30 p«m* tor the current fiscal year. ond ^ e committee Itself qut the C ' ^ e n t ’j S f Vornon Rronch •INOK 1S70 Sorvico Window ApoUo program by $26 miUlon ^ Mondoy to fridoy 3 to 4 p,fn» OPEN DAILY 9 to 6 - THURS. FRI. 9 to 9 and Reps. George P. MUler, D- On® of the oh^ ^ ond Night Dopotifory "i," -1 I'' - ‘ •a y V I ■ ' • 'N ■ ■‘A

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 22,1967 Pages 13 to 2 4 I *#AGE TWfiLVE ■■■V. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967 Section Two THUKSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967 jianctfiRtfr Ewnttig Ifiralii ft>nnMly o f Ver- Church, offloUdted. Burial w m MHS Graduation On, non St., (Med ye«t« ' at the In Boat Cenietery. Dodd Stays Confident Obituary WaUneidord Maaonlc llome and Bulletin Suspect Held HoqpitOl. He vrem the hunmnd M l*. Franoea BOrogUo pemocrats Recommend Conran -I o f the la/te M n . Mildred Hand­ The funeral of Mra. Francea b e p b i m a n d p b o p o s k d Come Rain or Shine In 3 Murders, M lrogllo o f 118 Maple St; wae ley Btochu. Despite Early Defeat WA8HINOTON (AP) — Death Qaims (Mr. Brochu was bom Jon. 11, haid tUa morning from the With the sun continuing today to play cat a ^ mouse, 2 Kidnapings Sen. John Tower, B-Tex., pro­ Man^ester High School officials have decided on what 1874 in Wlndaor MUta, Que., (Continned from Page One) posed Tlmrsday that tito Sen­ iGOP Taps Genovesi Oan., and lived In Hartford be­ 225 Main St with a Mhae of " " djj hxnt by |(totlng for the cen- they hope will be a ‘rainproof” plan for ■^ight s grad­ (CoBtlniMd from Page Ooa) Diamond, 37 requlem at St. James’ Chmch. of double-billing the Senate and colleague,” he said. ate reprimand Sen. Thomas J. fore moving to Mianoheeter. He Dodd for his flnandsl eon- uation ceremonies. Vice Principal George Emmerling re- Um truck^ a car Carter wu The Rev. Oharies. Jolmaon was private groups for travel ex- Long’e resolution wotfld have ports that the gnduation wlU ------— ~ ~ ccdebrant Mrs. Jaijie Maoca- penses. Each Is to be voted on urged the ethics mmlttee to dnot, bat stop short of cen­ driving w ete Christina Schwab, oamueiSamuel C. Diamond.j-ruunuiiu, 37.OI# ofwa - mATut^OAtjirAi* ftiul In* COlTOnwiU xn.r«. peZlSeB. UfM go off ab scheduled — rain or WDRC and WTIC to broadcast I For Assembly Race 168 Tlmrod Bd., founder of the **** ^ peim waa organist. Burial was aeparatety. draw up a code of conduct for suring him. Tower’s amend­ 11, daughter of the data woman, ehine-^ 6:46 p.m. ute bulletins. Diamond Police Equipment “»« (-in *»♦ St. James’ r*«n^arv.Cemetery. The Only airSen. Russell B. Long — senate adoption and, pending ment would tnko n stop oomo; I Douald G. Genovesi, 86, of 78 Strickland St. was named and Christine’s cousin, Julie Ooip.. at 1086 Main St., which c»., winaao^e vw a m^oe j. o^rten read the author of the proposed subsU- this, admonish Dodd to avoid, what otrongor Minn that re­ Should the elements relent and pvir on Indoor oaremoniy, ll}y the Republican Town Committee last night to run 'i ■‘ V l? Brakdek, U. of rural Blberon. jected ' Wedneodny by_ the__ provide passably fair weather, Bailey AMdItortum i(rtll also too / v‘ I® ' (foes a nationwide business, died T'“ ***' _ * p . „ commUttal service. \ tute resolution — and Dodd's conduct that mlght^toe con- l^r the vacant Seat pf state representative from thd yesterday at a Manchester con- PytmagwiM^OM(pwr, k a m . Bearers were Gerald BoW.1- feUow OonnecUcut Democrat, gtrued "os being In derogaUon ^nato-the admonition' prd- the event ^11 bo held on Me- iopen A They were unharmed. valescent home. He was the hus- ^ celM, George Negro. Raymond gen. Abraham A. Rlblcoff, voted o(f the Wgh atan(Jaarti o f etWea" poood by Son. BusseU B. mortal ■ ’ Field. ptpad in itor “ ‘ tlxwe --. wMhoutua.....* tlck- 18th Assembly District. ------Authorities pieced t<«ether thU band oif Mrs. Iris Dannhauscr gmnddad of Rochvuie A^m - j^jegro, Gllbort Negro, Roger for it In the late-Wednesday bal- j,y which a senator diould be Long, D-l*^-but far Icon But if rain stlU threatens (the <^Hl0 nomltMitton was ao- jum Dtotriob-Cknuan as « story: D^ond. bly. Order of R^ntoow for fflrls. Negh> and Robert March. lotuig. governed. stem than the censure rec­ noon forecast was 6 In 10 qihia year’s senior olais, mtm- tooimaticn and he pnmiised to ’monmer director, Oetxiveet os a Mrs. Schwab was driving the Mr. Diamond was bom Aug. He is mirvived by a dau^ter, ^ delegation of the Ladles chairman John Stennls, D- it (Md not deal with the dou- ommended by the Senate chances for late afternoon fberltg opproxlimiately 560, ndU iwoih taaod to fuOfUl toe fefth termer voOuntner fireman. And two girls to Richard Brakdek 21, 1929 In Hartford, son of M™- LWMan B. Holway of Man- AuxUtary of the Italian Amer-^ yje bipartisan ethics ble-bllUng charge at aU but ethics committee. showers, rising to 7 In 10 for addrensed iby Superintendent g^lacad In Mm (by the committee. |,o(tx af® insurancamen; Geno- daim about 7:30 pm. Wednea- evening) the graduation will be qj Schools WUUam H. Oirtla, • About one (halt hour later, ^ v^e^l is dlng can towed by the V akxM otos^’Ttoe cratic oandldota. " Genoveeft Is a graduate otf the girls to get Into his automobile. ford Institute of Criminology. The B. C. Bailey humeral w ^ed acceutance InadvertenUy used for personal ^ fraudulent issue of a on the field, but for an inuTOr (Man.” delivered (by ] (Both nctloai took plaoe in toe Sdhooa otf Businieris Aid- He wrecked the car a short dls- MANCHESTER SESSION Home, Elm St., WalUngford is tin HiHlltfl itllon aud (has taiken.^ '1 tance away, Md It rolled over, of"'‘‘5r.“w .S « “SS -r** but all three escaped unscathed. in charge of arrangements. Alan C. MtorrlU, 24, o f Hart­ would make the Senate a tlmonlal funds was Intended as ^ ^rthless $40 check recently Joseplh Amato, clans prenl- rt toe Henttord School _ ___ at ScajTS Co. alt the dent, ^ .bring greeMngn y d Insurance. Skoog Md his son came to the ford, received a 60-da.y sufi- laughingstock. accident scene to see If they Mrs. Florence McCann fit. He said he was convinced p„u-de------. oo : the dtptoman will be aiwmrded (H /TB^ toe board otf dteec- Mm. Florence Qubm Me- pended sentence and w m put on Long, D-La.. Dodds self-a^ people of Connecticut had could help. The gunman forced TO keep townspeople advised Waited otf tm Manchester Rotary them Into their car M d made Oaim, 73, Of Bristol, fOrmeily probatton for «lx months after )lnted i,e said not been misled about that. Manohester Before the vote on Long’s sub­ He jS T ?^ a iS ‘'iider of d”evelopmenteTsch^l officials Seadw ^^bers of the Boawd a n d ^ a memlber otf the them drive west into neighboring July 3. ___ . . . ^ (JpcmcR, KofC, and otf of IManObester, fornmer head of he pleaded guilty to larceny deserves nothing more stitute resolution, Dodd reit­ the no S l^ n S ^ S rogm m . are asking radio stations. WINF, of Educatlcn.______Taoa County, where he shot the Muaay lEtopartment Store In under 3250. He was originally severe. toe GOP-Zown Committee. He erated the money he had re- Two Manchester reatdente them both. Their bodies were Bristol, (Mod Tuesday in EUeiM- obtaining goods ____Dodd said the real question celved had been more than off- (has wio^ed tor the Unfted found several hours later in a were each charged at 1 :10 a.m. iFund Campaign and was 1967 ^ under pretenses, after -Have I got the dough or 'gt _ by 360,000 or more - by "^giMay viith roeeing' died on M abandoned farm. Two Neady Dressed Men chaHrmnn otf the Manchester n s - ^ u»®d a stolen credit card to ^nd I don’t have It. If I did jbe costs of running for office cbarg^ were Jbmw J. Var- (Heart Fund. Doubling back on his trail, the c f a ^ l e s J. MoOaim, ^jjarge 3207 worth o f d o t h l^ I’d get out.” and holding office. ney,^ of 146 N. School St. Idller made the two frightened ^ Sears-Roebuck in the Park- obtained permission to (Denying “aivlish . and David T. Garrison, 21, of Sought in Jewelry Thefts Genovesi was Manchester ChUdren climb Into the trunk of leave the Senate chamber while said In an anguished voice "My Ashworth St chairman o f last 58111*13 La^ the Skoog car Md drove toward Bome-tfOr-fienaitor Oommilttee. _____ (Hendd iholM by Sotentfa) was^wm In Public Defender George Roy- ^oll was called, saying he wife raised six chUdren, she has poifce charge they were Cedar Rapids In Eastern Iowa. (He is married to the tonner r r J “ .«““p. s s ' s ; ; r d . - - c i t t . . . a „ a ' I n T . foreground, parents and friends in background at high school graduation ceremonies last night in the courtyard. Near QtUe town o f Fairfax Hartfond, and was a had stolen the ^^ass Ws colleagues. Hla wife has cooked our food." gpe^on Center St They are I w (Mary Qyran of Chioopee, Maas. Seniors in southwest of here, the gunmM’s c t NewJ^tataT^^ Sch^l, but that a members of their famUy Long said of the Connecticut ^^uled to appear In Man- «<>« with four breaks during «v e lr e d d r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ The couple has two daughters, car bumped the rear of an auto now Centml Oonnectlout S t^ friend of MorrtU’s had procured vrithdrew from the gallery, senator: "He must have wanted circuit Court 12 July daylight hours yesterday after- bed When DHana 7, and Maayann, 3. Vernon driven by Edward Nebuhaus, 17, College. (She at - told po­ Thursday, aU volunteers will ing. Catherine Pamela Beverly Garith Skoog, too.” a sister, Mrs. Daniel CMter of lo the Connecticut H e#-t -Us- lina, 23. o f New Britain. M d *^^ellroad y a r^ Also, ^icn Mr.s. Mrs. Margie Hollister, Hilton Dr., South wtnH«nrWindsor. j^g^g tne gb^ut 20 minutes later. Uce. asseonble for a foUow-up meet­ “Learning and growtag do Elaine Marie Blfolck Carter, a bald man of m edl^ West Hartford. of Hanoi through A brecLk at a business, and soclatlon, 65 Wethersfield Ave., David Oliveira, 23, of Thomp- „„_bgg gjg vu71J oiueiieiuBluefield x^*.,Dr.; Mrs. —— Maryj written warning — - o —tor ------unsafe ^a resKiem.resident uiof too 436 E. Center ^ ing a t'th e Globe Hcrilow camp not end in adulthood, they do SusM Ann Bigl n in the chapel of At Knitters World Inc. at William Arthur Blomberg a fight at a restaurMt and do- through the southern vin Kehoe, 324 Lydall St.; Mrs. ^ yesterday to Andrew P. walk paik h«r apartment about A bus for MMsfleld wriU Pr(M:esaion of Graduates Jan but refused to make any WSlnsteln Mortuary, 640 Farm­ 384 W. Middle Tpke. M at­ Carol Marie Brescia Charles H. Flrtlon d^age to t^ PJf panhandle and across or around- Margaret Klocker,_ Windsor- j^y^ntika. 50, of Glastonbury i 2:30. One was oaniying a light leave Wednesday at 8 am. The program begM with the statement. ington Ave., Hartford. Rabbi ELLINGTON —Charles How- The dlstuibance resulted after demilitarized zone Into ville Rd., Rockville, Mrs. Karen ^ result of a crash on Main bixjwn attache case, she said, tempted break took place some­ from toe Silver LMe Bus De­ procession of g^raduates down Donald Thomas Brlerl^^ time between Tuesday and Leon Wind offkdated. Burial ard Flrtlon, 88. of 3 Manhattan the men refused to pay their Vietnam. ^taen, 14^'raimer gt. Police said toe truck he was in another apartment in toe pot on Bralnard PI. The bus through the audience, the invo­ Judith Grace Brown yesterday; poUce reported. was In Temple Beth Sholom Rd.. Crystal Lake. husbMd of WU. Pj^ecutor Joseph Para- Luhrsen, Tolland; Mrs. Jean will leave Mansfield at 4 p.m. cation given by the Rev. Ralph Renee Sue Browning Old Cars Replaced driving hit a (sar operated by same buHding Where Smart Police said a rear window Memorial Park. Mrs. Retta Thompson Flrtlon. dlso said. ^i ^ Vietnam hit McElraevy, 394 PoKter St.; low DOES VOIR and will arrive at the Depot at J. Kelley Md the two speeches Martin Edward Buchanan Robert A. J. Czerwlnski of Cov- iHves, a wrench also was used was pried with a screwdriver ILONIDON— Brltotta are re- Memorial Weesk will be ob­ died yesterday at ■ ------— ^ Mrs. Alice Matejkowskl, Staf- OMDEI MOW? by the two top graduates. Mar­ Karen Ann Bucheri Rockville A nolle was entered in the yg^^g g „ g„d - -gprtngaT Joseph Novak but entry was not made. 5 p.m. James Thomas Burrows plBctag tbedr cam more rapidly served at his home. General Hospital. tin F. FagM then emnounced cMe of^ffl^el^A. Russell^^ reported heavy damage. jj. Hebron; Mrs. Shirley At the Arnold. Palmer golf This is lost ons o f the The vodunteers are asked to the names of 33 scholarship Md Ted Philip CadmM uto ;;;^”ar7;^t^ d;: XuVerMrKeVW^^^^ Md Mrs. Timothy Miner, Glas- graduates of Horace Porter SusM Siraik. Kathleen Constine Mary Alice Jensen Karen (Mae Pfeifer for those who rolet owned by Dworin Chev­ monies were the high school Sandra Lee Philleson Joyce KatMeen Wilhelm Uartfo^ Ho^itai. b Funeral services will be held g g^g Trooper was of 34 and 38 miles nrtheast of Ha- tonbury. School at ceremonies held last Also, Wayne Sweet, Gary rolet of East Hartford, was bM d M d the sch(x>l choir. Linda Ann Cosgrove Earl Harry Johnston Jerad Bailey Wilson .. Wife of James Carone, ROBERT Jx SMITH Victor John PIkul, Jr. tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Ladd toe opinion that Sandrew had nol. YESTE3RDAY: A night at the school auditorium. Vickers, Richard Waljer, Sher- stolen sometime after 9:15 p.m. House Committee The award wlrmers were: The Kenneth NomiM Couch Timothy James Johnston Peter Stirling Yellen Survivors also include 3' Cynthia Ann Pope daughters, 3 other sons, 2 sis­ A ^r’^Rockrt°te*The*Rev.”.^mes been driring too closely 'to toe pnots reported destroying or gon^^M r. Md Mrs. Vincent Robert Andrychowski, son of lene WandHng, JoMne White- yesterday from the driveway INC. two* Florence R. Whitlock Me­ Andrew Rlehaid Cox Karen Ann Jones Linda Elaine Young PERSPIRE There are 19 standing com­ Shorleen Marie Craft Nancy Pauline Judge David a i m Pirle Ronald Benedict Zibold ters, 3 brothers Md 17 grMd- L. Grant, rector of St. John’s ahead. damaging 25 to 30 rail cars In HenriiEJM.HeniiigM, Coventry. Mr. Md Mrs. John Andrychow- house, NMoy Wilks, Priscilla at 33 Marion Dr. INSURANSMHHS morial Awards to Miss Sadlak ' ski, Rf. 6A, won the Lions .ibth Wilson and Warren Winkler. Robert King, of that addreaa, mittees in toe UB. House of M d Miss Jasek; The E. Stevens Doris Marie Cyr Robert Donald Kegler Michael Louis Poplck children. Episcopal Church of Vernon, .Ronald Rice, 21, of Webster, the Phu Xuyen area Md tearing Stanley William Pra(kniak uaSOHlAiRGiBD YESTER- Annual Award for Good Citizen- Class president was Frank toW police the company car 968 Mata St,—TeL 649-5241 R epresentatives., Bktch oom- Henry Memorieil Awards for Joseph Kent Philip Cyr Karen Mary KUpatrlCk The funeral will be held to- will officiate. Burial will be In Mass., pleaded guilty to substlr up large se^ettons of track, mittee has jurisdiction over Merrilee Proux , HEAVILY morrow at 8:15 a.m. at the Q^^gj. nm Cemetery,•lerv Hartford, naruuiu. .vuic itute charges of failure to carry -j Fifteen to 20 ->'> pieces of - rolling OAIY: Robert iPeabody, Thomp- g^jp. ^j^ward KassmM, son of Rosen, vice president, Robert was unlocked with the ignltioa scholarship to Junior Karen Linda Marie Cyr Robert James King Stocks in Brief specific matters. Any special (Dugan, aopbomare Carol Nlck- Wayne William Czerwlnski Terry Lyon Kloter Oliver James Pumell IH D'Baopo Funeral Chapel, 235 Friends may call at the - fu- his license - and...... failure to carry stock were reported destroyed Mr. Md Mrs. Barney Kassman, Andrychowski, recording sec-, vfsw. EJdiWard BernMd Rady Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, committee which may be set eirson and freshman Rhea T. Linda Lee Dartco jM e t Arlene Kluck NEW YORK (AP)—The stock nerS h^e tonight from 7 to 9. registration. He was arrested In the Kep rail yards and on two, ne^ 173 Jlttl R ^ ^ cherry Valley Rd., was award- retary, Joanne Whitehouse, ** Douglas William Rapp with a Mass of requiem at the _____ early tods morning In Willing- lines leading into the area. Alice Carey, 44 Durant St., gj jj,g william Brand Founda- corresponding secretary, Prls- 3350, weighing 300 pounds, was up require special action by Lavigne; the Charles Ellsworth EUen Margaret Davis Barbara Anne Kozak market headed definitely lower Church of the Incarnation, ' Fred Luirlnbuhl ton Md charged with operat- Targets on the northwest rail Moise Chaginot. 333 Bidwell St.; ^on Science- Mathematics cilia Wilson Md treasurer, Wil- stolen somatlm® Itonday or th e House M d expire at the Nettleton Award to Peter S. Gaiy EUsworth Davis jM e Mary Krajewskl Claudia Ann Rasulis Angelo John DeCarli Jr. Paul Terry Reed early -this afternoon following a Wethersfield, at 9. n/TinvvTT.TE Fred Lurtn- Ing a motor vehicle without line ranged from 31 to 60 miles Darlene Lelper, 7 DIm c Award; Curtis Beck, son of Mr. uam Brand. Diplomas were Tuesday from the site of a home end of each Congress. Yellen M d the Girls’ Club Charles Burgess Krut Friends may call at the fu­ X- hus- r^rtstration or llwnse. northweet of Hanoi. Veimon; Linwood Addington, g^d Mrs. Henry Beck, Rt. 87, awarded by Donald Tuttle, under construotion, Richaad awaids to NMcy C. Orfltelli. Kenneth Dominic DelPonte Michael Jude Kuez Dorothy Louise IRelOhert mixed start. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Also, toe Rotary Club awards, Joanne Alwin Denson Barry Tobin Kuhnly Gerald Wayne Reid Nervousness over Middle East of ’ Mrs Lvdia Maii^ Lu- Rice’s case was continued to FllghU of FlOSs hit threte ar- 1'648 Main ®‘ - won the DAR Highest History chairman of the board Of edu- Arohamlbault of 626 WethereH Lindley RMdaD Dent Dominick John Kulpa Margaret EUen Reuter p.m. _ rt 11^ ^ 2 6 ImSsl^ of fin^eas o^ St^toW police. industrial arts to Mark A. tensions Md the caution arising Staves, business education to Paula Deslaiulers Dawn Adair Ladd Peter Damon Riddle Eileen Barbara Dobb Barbara Lois Landeen out of the chMce of a sumiplt PhiUp G. Smith ^rlll^X w S^Sqpt R,?e North Vietnam. which Box Mt. Dr., Vemon. E®"‘®’ S^’aduation ceremonies, at the a^$aM_we^^^^ Janls S. Sumskl Md English to David William Robert meeting between Presideat Miss Jasek; the William Osier Judith Aim Dobb BrSlglitite Hannieiltire LalPcitate • EMward Richard . Roberts VERNON — Philip George 14, 1891 in Swiltzeriaind, a son Wood Elderkin (Chapter DAR congregational Church hall, from two cars pariced in the Johnson and Soviet Premier Smith, 95, of Wethersfield, fa­ pay a fine. Memorial Award for biological Nancy Carol Ann Dobosz Rdbeit Alexandier LaRosa HMold J.pseph R oth ctf- Fritz and EUzabeito Blazer " d T / n ! S -».y...... ■* Bd""!'. sponsored by the PTA. ? pariting lot at Oharcben Motors Pauline RKta Dulude Alexei N. Kosygin were cited as , ther of Mrs. Phyllis Eurto of north of Hanoi. so" of Mr. and Mrs. Albert science to Douglas W. Rapp; (jregniiy Airtibur Laittiirop' Jm Carol Roth LuginbifWl, iand_^ lived lin the The local Historical Society on Oakland St., poMce reported. William Richard Dumas Jr. Susan Jane Laittanzllo factors in Wall Street. | Vernon, died Tuesday at his EAST HARTFORD SESSION complex Includes.a fab- Bourey, Edgarton Rd., w6n the Htotorlotl Tour A blue sports- jacket, valued the Philip M. Howe Memorirt Jan Leslie RothmM RockvlTlo area for .toe past 63 Award for history to Joseph S. Joseph Jolm Dunn n Douglas Wadteir Lawrence Daniel (Martin Ruops As, trading started, gains had home. yeafs. He was a momtoor of toe D onald R. Plnaid. 31, of New rlcatlng plant that produ(:es Horace^ Porter School Improve- The locaWHlstorlcal Society at 360, was stolen aometime the edge over losers even while Survivors also Include a .-ion, akl, 121 Biroh HiU Dr.. W ap- ^g„^ FrMk Jr. and the Rentschler James Raymond Edgar Oraig Edwin LehimllWi Lynn Frances Russel Appotoliiic ChriHtilan Chiunah of Haven Md formerly of Man- barges to trMsp(Jrt vvar supp - ^ Kmuz^, 117 has scheduled a bus tour of (between 12 and 4 a jn . today Children like Kaopectate' Mathematics Prizes, first year Judith Ann Eldwaids H e^eitt Lewffis Lfnyd selective weakness In blue chips sjx other daughters, .line ______.oTvtftncpd tn 180mn «s,es. bridgeDMOge secimons sectmons xo to replace ______.______The 70 graduatesgraduated marenea marched in coiumibia Saturday. Commen- from an unkx^ed oar pasked at Mary Jean Sadlak ElCington. algebra to Miss Lavigne Md Winfield Howard ElweU Jr. Doviad Paafi Loverin Constance Bernadette Satkie- depressed the average. The ad- grandchildren and nine great- Survivors, besides hiB wife, VMce-decline ratio switched grMdchildren. a .y .( HaHto?st.le Jail lor “““ I'? “ “ “i!, k ; MW h S ^ to -Pomp u.d aroirnijmioy; Dr.''R. O. M.c- •" T«»» “ fourth year math to David W. Sarah Breese Englehart Shanm Ann Lovett toc'loide a son, Rfly Luglribulhl of (purents trust it) Tiiiniilft Ann Lowery wlicz later as losers outnumbered The funeral Will be held to­ Carter. David Vhicerit Ertel Carol Ann Satryb JAe^ifuini TolOand: a daugihteir, Miss Slilr- Valerie Mae Fargo Rcibeit HoOtowBy Lyon gainers by 3 to 2. ”v morrow at 9 a.m. from the ley vpx . — ...... Pinard^s arrested in Mm - ,j,j^g „ g puou reported all ^rgaret North, 34 Avon- g^ y^g pjg^^ Tnekets^are 31 per person. West Harttord. they said. Language Award Joseph (Francis Sawickl , ley Lugirtbuhl o f Rookvfflle: five •nckets are 31 per person. Doruta Marie Farr Karen Lee -Magnuson The Dow Jones Industrial av­ Rose Hill Funeral Ho.me, 580 brothers Christian Lugiiribuha, Chester yesterday on a warrant yjgjp bombs were on target but /-■ n. r» Graduates Included Pamel^ Also, toe Esther J. Fellows Donald Steveh Schaefer Anti’Perspirant Elm St., Rocky Hill, ' jvlth a . - .. ... —IX ------1- . . . . . Also, Mrs. Catherine Postern- ^ The tour begins at Moor’s Award for Languages to Miss Cynthia Ruth Ferguson Gherym Jean MaSoicn erage at noon w u off 2.66 at Ernest Luginbuhl and Alfred dsaued by toe Cnrcult Court in clouds m 3' smoke prevented a , Altaffer, Robert Andrychowski, .1 “*" M d will Trudy Fay Flckeitt Steiplhen Ghames Mandhata Arlene Mae Seymour Mass of requiem at Sacred - ueAnibiiha^ ...... reliable assessnjfnt of damage. sW, Manrtleld; Corrado Marci, Hggfc Josexxh HUrnat! ®barlty S^ool_ M^^^ Sadlak; the Dennis Chapde- Robert Edward Shabot 876.00. A new antiperipirant that all of RapkvdUe, New Haven. = to Etdiii Rd.. west BoBon Grace Lee Floyd Vkrgiinla Arm Morahesanli The top steelmakers declined Lu'gihibuhl of Ellington pjnard was taken to court in Hartford; John Chu^a, 92 jj^rsha Bjork, Mark Bourey, „ . ixnp st Doubledav laliie Memorial Award fo r In­ Kathleen Arm Shea really works 1 Solves undenum ------, Tanner St^John and Heatoer w„Hg^ BrMd. Dale Burns, Pine St. ^ b l^ ^ dustrial arts to Angelo J. De- Ann Dennis Foley Adbeiha Loulsie Manshalll fractionally. Motors, oils Md problem e tor many who had t o “t if and Herman Luglribulha of Roa- Bgat Hartford aiflter his Mm - CITRUS TREE FOR 4 PEOPLE Joihn Joseph MerEhalll Jr. Arlene Linda SledUk despaired of effective help. HiU Teen-ager Hurt ' Carll Jr.; toe Anna (B. Hend­ Patrick Michael Foley chemicals were very narrowly . Memorial FarK, Koexy sisters, Mrs. clhester arrest M d was given a TAiLLAHAiSSBE,TAiLLAHABSEB, Fla.—Two Fla.— Two Somers, Trout Stream x.. Dr., Carol Cablt, Nell------ChurchiU, ------Col- -«n i w/x Alan Ernest FotfUer TherCisa Ann McCiyEltat Richard Mark SUvermM Mitchum Anti-Ferspirant keeps Hill. rick Memorial Award for a for­ AIM Craig Skinner mixed. Ralls edged off on bal- Louis Baniaisy of Ehltogton, and choice to either post a 3500 per- thirds of the citrus fruit pro- J^eph^ Dr^hi, HK jgg„ <3lark, Linda Cobb', Charles Ronald Joeeifii Foster Oanoll Lynn McOune ance despite a 4-point recovery underarms abiolutely dry for Friend.s may call at the fu­ Miss Rose Luginbuhl, Miss Ida ^ ^ ^ g bond *^for a’^ weekly duced In the United States is Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. Elaine Fy- couchon, John Crumm, Jeffrey On Motorcycle mer student of toe Maple Gregory AIm Skoglund thousands of grateful uiers. neral home tonight from J to Joseph Steven Frqnek Jr. VSneent James MoGkvney spurt by - 4 North Lulgnibuihl and Miss Emma Lu- of S25 for the support grown in Florida, which has one ler and daughter, 17 NonnM Dente, Donald Desrosiers Md Street Sohool to Miss Sadlak; , Bemand Rohent McHugh Jr. Vicki Leigh Smith Positive action coupled with 9. A.kebron teen-ager was hoa- WlUliam Howard Gaston Western. complete gentleness to normal ^nST aia of Rockvin®: and ^ ^ ^ l y or go to Jal^ citrus tree for every four per-' St.; Mrs. jMe_ann_How^ and ci„cy Ferguson. the R«*vIUe Cllapter Future Maureen Rae Glnolfi Oraillg FauOkner McKay Mary Ellen Stachowlak daughter, 69 Starkweather A J^ '^ erri Gardner Pamela Ooimeobtout RoglBtrars’ annual pitallzed yesterday afternoon Farpters of America'Award to Susan Frances Stanley The Associated Press average skin and clothing is made possi­ itlhree grandchildren. He was unable to pay the per­ sons in the nation. Donald Jack Gkias Karen Anne McLaugHEn ble by a hew type of formula pro­ see D. Brochu. Funeral services w4U be held Miss Roisemarie L. Mordasky, David John StMk of 60 stocks at noon was off .4 formance bond set Md was * , iramt Tuesday. Hf^lvriTiD*driving tan vtAfi offnfv Clarke CTlfl.1*lrA Rd. Kll and Rita Louise Goohby David Leo McNemey duced by the truetworthy 64- ' Ailmee Desire Brochu of Wal- Sailurday rt 1:30 pJm. r t toe orah Greski, NMcy Gryzch, and toe Exchange-Club Schol­ Michael John Stavens at 326.2 with Industrials off .6, ycar-old Mitchum laboratories. 'taken to jail. iMro. Pringle says new regu- into a ditch, state poUce report- Timothy Duane Greenwood Vernon MenriU Apostomiio Chrtstiian Church. Gall Gudmundson, Tannl Hall, arship to Linda A. Cosgrove. Mark Anthony Staves rails off .2 M d utilities off .3. Fully effective as a deodorant, Wllldam H. Fyler, 22, of Hart­ latems aiffeottiig votens Indhid- ed. Deborah Ann G ronton Lawrenfce Joseiph MSdtauud Burial wm be in EUlngton High School Evacuated Bruce Hansen, William Hewlett, Also, the Veiaton Elementary Thomas Theodore MUikle Dennis Michael SulUvM ' Among key stocks which too, of course! Satisfaction ford, waa fined 325 for breach ed dsdllton hours r t toe poUs Randall Gene Groiu guaranteed,or return it to store Cemteir Cerhetery. Patricia Insalaco, Carole Iiudn- The youth, Joseph P. Novae, School P.T.O. Scholarship for John Dennie Hale •> Linda.Ann Moquta Janls SMdra Sumskl dampened the averages. Sears Persofial Notices Friends may call rt toe Ladd-®? P®a«e »nd 3 1 ^ r to be enlaireed to 14 hours per 18, o f 10 Abbey Dr., Is In satia^ EvamMda FrMcesca Suomi for immediate ceeh refund. ga, Lori KaplM, Edward Kass- _ ...^x— momxxn<«> a poasible future teacher to Joan SusM HaUenbeck Rosemarie LouBse Mordasky Roebuck Md Alcoa lost a point Trade your perspiration wor­ m Because of Minor Fire TimxXm irmiLxx omxx ricctiiion. plus a votBr oanvass When diarrhea upsplsa member of your family, turn to the IFuneral Home, 19 Hllitngton tJon. He waa arrested In M - om factory condition In Mandiee- Barbara L. Landeen.; the Grand Delborah Arm Mosher John Adelbert SutherlMd or more each while W(x>lworth maiif Linda Kolioy and 14ark to be conducted in alU f^unriMtowns. S o r t S tolief of ^aopectate. from Upjohn, it's prompt Kathleen AUce HaUorM ries' for luxurloui underarm •Ajve., tomarrow from 2 to 4 and chetftef on May l^onjam mx fti. 1 The comptete student body .someone apparontly threw a Ut Koenigsberg. ter Memorial Hospital suffering Richard Frank Sutyla encountered some profit taking dryness. Get the positive prO- bi Memoriam Local elUct)ans, after this year, Array Award for Excellence In Gloria Rose Hambach Mary Xnn MUlka 7 to 9 pirn. which was issued of^er ^ler Manchester High match through a vent and toe Also, Kathleen Kristoff, from cute. acting, sOTthing and pleasant tasting, families have Philip Joseph MurawBkl Michael Kevin Tansey following-Its recent upsurge Md tcetioii of Mitchum Anti-Per- In lovlnx memory of Nancy Jane must be held eitoer in or American History to Junior Lena Else Hansen who pawiM away June 22. 1961. •i. waa involved in a fight In front 2,000 persons — papers ^ught fire. Pamela Laramie, Peter Leves- PoUce said he was driviiig trusted Kaopectate for more than 28 years. Availab e In Sandra Laskowskl; toe Vernon Charles William Hatton Robert. Edward Nellen HI Frank Thomas TMtUlo lost a fraction. spirant. Liquid or cream. pf toe mue Moon Restaurant at g^^g^uated toe buildings about The Town Fire Department Marilyn LoveJqy, Keven NovemIbeF. CoUege Students unbrealiable bottles that are at honja In your medicine Katherine Rose Tm OUo 90-day supply, 33.00. She waa iui an<'el too sweet for within toe state, os well as north about 5 p.in- when he Junior Women’s Club Schol­ David Franklin Hayes Joseph Antbuny N^ta Bethlehem was off a fraction 143 M ^ St. 11:40 tWs morning when a smaU a^ivered toe aflorm, ™»hed to Ifonemann, ^ «? t*'® chest or t n v il case. Martha Sue NewtonPri Frederick George Taylor H Sent here for a short whUe. arship to' a pubUc service Lorene Lea Heiiamann sifter trading on a big block o' l A X X > O i t i l Ood marked her when He gave her F u n era ls f fr « ’'® '^ “® T Ch«0'l Marshall, Arleen tl«se out ctf state, may now bike------waa^ heavily,damaged,------^ they' oriented graduate to KatMeen WUllam Everett Herzog AOan Arthur NSekenson Dolores Marie ToIm 94,800 shares. Insuring it birth, Weaver Rd. was fined 325 for g^ t^e rear of room faces E. Middle Tpke., M d vote, by absentee beUot a ^ , ef- IN OUR PHARMACY Roger Alan Nlcoldtta Steven Paul ToUsano And look her with a.smlle. said. A. IftiHorM. SMdra Lee Hess place among the day’s voliu speeding. A charge of failure to 226. quickly doused toe fire ’ lyito 7®*^® »*®*^ y®®’*’' Joseph Francis Ntewlnsltt NMcy Lee Tomasek manohbistbr Mrs. Jessie Haskins " ^ Medeiros, Patricia Miner, Pat- engwwered to maloe voters Ihe mishap to under invest!- Also, the Rockville Public Patricia Darlene HUt leaders. -Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goidanlder JullM Wesley Hodges Peter Joseph Noel David Robert Tomko Health 'Nursing Association Barlene" Theresa Tracy Xerox Md Polsuold lost about 1145 TOLLAN D TPKE. Card Of Thanks Mra. Jessie Haskins o f 462 was arrested Scholarship to M a^ A. Jen­ John Louis Hoekstra Joseph Ftaink Obremold 2 each. United Air Lines stad P®Mce of t o f r ^ several feet above toe alarm was set off, toe fire WiUlam 3n 1796, when be was /oniy 28 Deborah Richardson Hollister Nani^ Jean O’Fttan Margaret Elizabeth Tyter Exit 93 Natoan son; the Rockville Junior JeM Louise Ventura IBM were 1-potat gainers. at toe Htolmes Fu- -aid he w^ sem toe f^n totoe t^nFa^ Plotrowskd, Edward Porter. Manchester Evening HerMd y«us B on^ U45 TOILAISD TURNPIKE Ruth Cheryl Holmes Naihicy CecelUa Ortflte'Jil Wlfcur Cross Hlgtoway Chamber of Commerce Schol­ Michael Dominic Palumbo Raymond Albert. Walker Jr. Prices were mixed on the Bbtit 98, WUbur Cross Parkway arships to Cheryl L. Camipbell Susan Rae Horton . 2SSS^,Xert”we“5aM> S n®«*l Home, 400 Mata St. The ®;®^ 1 rrto^f ^pefs ST tell twm where toe fire John Prlhoda, DIm c Quinn. CoI.ta.bl* correaponednt. Vlr- ^ ^ command toe PgnUne iBlMce 'Paquette Paulette Marie Wallen AmisricM Stoqk Exchiuige. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pas- Apa(«e Tpke., at a tost rate or tonw ^ g ^ to^ plwe Donna Rand, Donna Riley, giiila Carlson, tel. «28-»*U. A«ny of nsSy. and Joseph Sx l^aaek Jr.; toe Adrian Theresa Hunt ' Ooral tributes. Arthur J. Haasen tor of Center Congregational speed.

u i' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O m , THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALb; MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 19«7 PACO! FOURTEEN ------:— T "------^ Rham DUtrict Rain Cools Off PA.C. Dodd Debate Dc^lays BoUon Speaker Named M ^ ^ S tr e e t Graj4e 2 _and 4 For Graduation Slow-Moving Senate GLENNEY’S (Ooathraed tn m Page One) WASHINOTON (AP) — Pro- ate and the rights hearings once 58 Diplomas Cm. Rcheiit K. Wlokware, aet- WiU Mow to the East School ANNUAL JUNE B oMoo junior Oteaker. Dr. W'' to toe Stcite Board, , \y would not hinder persona sitting a l scheduled to a 10-«My J^y when toe censure debate boardb^ dt fiw ataiMM BOhocl, praW ted Seanle IE*. Chactea, president of Ms probltin to file iboard with Bummer Program on ponfiiea for relief from' toe 4th recess to begin a week from Theta was. the lent ctaes’ to *WUliimuitlc State OoUaga. two prapoaBta transfer walking Junior high school students heat or going about their nor- today, The ban on committee meet­ grednete from eighth grade at The isadiietkm program: atudenta or (bused sHudento. wito special school adjustmenrt mal buaineas. Appropriations, civil rights, ings applied only to the hours BoMoP Elementary SchooL They WILLIMANTIC prdblenst wUl be help^ in a in the ohly reported incident, antipoverty, foreign aid and la- ! m Brocesalonal Rham High School TImi lx»rd ‘voted to tractaer the Senate actuedly was in ses­ ^>cnt a year alt Berniot Junior Band; knooetlcn toe Reiv. Hugh summer program approved by a policeman found a smoking bor bills are among many sion on the censure matter and m gh in Kancbeeter 'while the (bus students. There will bf 38 ; ?*•! ■CuDghy; Natlooal Anthem; STATE COLLEGE second graders end Oi fomfii toe Board and federally fl- bottle filled with flammable Uq- caught in toe midaesaion lo- Clhairman Fred Harris, D -O ^., 7 ^ 4 j '.'iV* new Ugh school waa being Wekxxne, Kadfieen Sheehan; nanced. uid on top of a supermarket gjam. managed to have his Govern- T congileited, and returned to graden involved. The summer program for during the afternoon. It waa ex- ''What SbMfid We gtv«?" Sus- Otreeta conoemed are Ohrie- A ban on committee meetings ment Operations subcommittee town an eophomoree to blaze anoe Ruaaedl; "What Should We SUMMER SESSION September nlnto gradem acmes tlngulahed easily. whUe the Dodd case was being hold a hearing Wednesday by aeholastlc artiteveinenlts, aporte, •toplierDr.,in.. BT..IMII Oo»zfiry(Lane, BmOy MiM under Tlltile I of toe Elemen- NegTO leaders and city offl- considered has halted, with few calling it for the nearly un- weathers tmlla and set precedents' in Regpect?" WlBiem Ferguson; dries in Inboduotlon of apeeker (Richard (Dr., He(hU Dm, Lovedand Hill, ta j^ and Secondary Education clals worked feverishly to re- exceptions, the flow of bills p re s e n te d h o ii of 8 a.m. dubs, social aoUvltles and fund Seg/nn/ng June 26, 1967 tngton Dr., Mary lUatM, (Range K* «tore peace. through hearings, subrommlttee »nie Appropriations Commlt- FAMOUS rairtng. Daanaijian; addreea, Dr. Wlck- HfeR IDr. end Regen Rd. ware, and farewell, Jacquelyn Day and Evening Courses ______... ^ Johnson said a^ut 1,000 per- consideration. fuU committee tee postponed hearings sched- w ell minutes Vl/’B 'FfN 'B 'R A b Acting Superin tendent IM)ane(ggta pointed cut there run at. toe Umvenajrty of Oon- eons who live in the area signed deliberations and then to the BL Oyr. uled this week on budgets for ALUMINUM Raiidi Conlon said lent Ugfat GRADUATE ^ UNDERGRADUATE courses win be four rooms of 20 sta- necUcut. It' aims to have bene- ^ petition aimed at showing the various government agencies Also, presenltatiion of Clasa dento and one ircum .of 21 rtu- “fioial impact on youtha with neighborhood did not support In Ua greetinge, It was Indeed of 1967, Aram Damarjian, su­ ’That process, Vital to Senate and had planned to complete “an Uetoric occaaiofL” available in the following areas— dents In Ckade 2 at tflie Msple piralfiemB srudh as truancy and the violence perintendent of schools; pres­ BIreet BcUoOl next year. At the misfbebavlor to sitaxd. 1-.* .ho operation, suffered a double set- aiottofi on toe money bUDs for School board cbairmaa WUt- entation of diploiinas, Robert A. ENGLISH — PSYCHOLOGY We want to let the Atlanta ^ ^ result of the Dodd Cogress euid the Agrlciilture er WaddeU echoed this State- Dset Bchool there wfU be two I t wfil include 20 students public know that 96 per cent of case. Department. EXTENSiOir LAUDER {trice, toainman. Regional roesna of 24 end one room of tivm ptadk: and private schools the people In that area are not moot hi a ahort epeech before {Board of lESduoation; presenta­ SCIENCE — Ed u c a t io n Debate was originally set to Citing the Dodd case as a fac- the swarding of dlpioma*. "TUe 23. tuUiBupporung Suiraunding towns supporting the uie rioting,” said 22. Chairmen of com- tor, the antipoverty subcommlt- m tion of prizes and aiwarda, John MATHEMATICS — ART In Grade 4 ert (Mjapte (Street, ^ la BB historic an oocaaioa for F. Oanaivan^ pnlncl|pail; benedic­ ^ sei^ S to d e ^ if not enough Johnson, whose district Includes subcommittees tee postponed field hearings set the town as ft Is tor this dasa,” toera wUl be two noomM of 28 from Vernon fill toe 20. Dixie Hills. scheduled no meetings or hear- for New York,. Pennsylvania A tion, The Reverend Raymond HISTORY — MUSIC The area from .which the ^ dispute continued over who SpinPraof patented be aald, calling the ceremony Braifieiy Andover Oongregation- end one of 27 end a t the East Ings for that week. and West Virginia. "an evening of firsts." Tuition—$20.00 per credit hour Stociat, one room of 24 end cne children wiH be taken was de- tired the shoto which kUled Wll- But at the request of Dodd, D- The Foreign Relations Com- ALFL0« rant johite al Church, end recesaional, termlned by taking the one uo b . Ross, 46, and critlcaDy of 25. Coim., for more time to answer mlttee’s schedule for hesalngs Melded Cyeolae end “This is a time tor bappineas {Rham High Scihool Band. wWhe the highest Incidence of wounded Reginald Rivers, 9, and pride of aooompUBfament Persons needing individual counseling or informa­ The State Board of Educartinn charges of financial misconduct, on the foreign aid bill has been cm t. Cycoloc pdlley and ivied’ file town must lumlsh houses or tenements assesed at after a Negro threw a gasoline knocked askew. 2^ on modeti 20 ft. for both 9 «duateB and the tion should contact; Bruce E. Bradford, WillimAntlc under 85,000 a unit. debate on censure 'viras put off to . . . and one that doesn’t oonomunity,” Waddell said, and Biggeeft Billow trans|iattatton tor pu^ls to bomb at officers ’Tuesday night. Jtme 13. Appointment of Senate confer­ end over, free iwlnglne State College, Willimantic, Connecticut. Grades 1 ttinouigh 3 Uvtog in the The East School and St. Jessie Hill, a Negro business­ need a primer*? Elmco Mfoly iheot with •tip- aaked for continued atrengthen- ar- when the May 23 date for the sure rerolutlon followed a slx- by Elmco. ■tep to Orieg'e Huldigungs- been arranged by Groethe, sinos’ special education at the he had discussed the shooting be a long time between mazBob, played by toe Ugh POLICEMAN SUSPENDED ond tkna Dodd resolution was set. They week Ueup earlier this year paint jobs when you use * prime only on bare wood was later aung by the high Junior High; Suzanne Daude- -with several witnesses and got were rescheduled to begin last over a congressional reorgani- Bobool band under the direction achort ohorua. Mias Tedford PROVIDENCE, R.I., (AP) — H w request of Mrs. Angela "slmrply conflicting accounts.” this exterior oil type paint or Metal. A veteran Providence police­ ROY and EARLE’S HamlHon to allow her dMld into lin, high school English; Pa­ Monday. zation bill and a seven-week of Keith Oroetoe. However, he said a slug re­ ' 29.95 composed both words and mu­ man waa fired today for strik­ toe first grade was turned tricia Canavari, elementary; But this week the censure res- Impasse over ways to finance 20 Junior dess merahals Alana sic. Nathan Roasen, elemmtary; moved from the body was the olution was still before the Sen- presidential campaignis. Sliose and Rodger Orose led toe ing a motoriat with hia black­ down by the board as toe child. type of buckshot used, by police At toe conclusion of the jack April 25. FLOOR COVERING aMhou^ six ysans oW, has not 0®oiTg« Christensen, high school ’26.96 dasB. presentation of these awards, attended kindergarten. biology and (Frances and Rob­ in riot guns. The band {fiayed the nation­ Patrolman William C. Hooper Meanwhile, residents from Conlon said that the class as had been under suapenalon aince Tlw deoMon was based on a ert Hardwell, high school p(hysi- 28” Reg. 43.96 $39.56 al entoem and toe Rev. Robert a whole had received about 57^2 COOPER STREET cal education. two other predominantly Negro U.S. Vietnam Casualties the incident, in which John Ora- puOcy set lost Septciriber re­ nelghboriioods met to discuss Oronto gave toe Invocation. 810,000 in grants and scholar­ bona, 64, an Atwells Avenue FREE ESTIMATES—ALL WORK GUARANTEED quiring chthlren "psove’’ tliem- Lewis iSkinner, Vernon Ele­ 36” Beg. 69.96 $53.96 Osikm introduced Nanda ways “to keep it from happen­ ship. He listed some of the furniture store owner, com­ srtves to kliKlergarten before mentary Bchool custodian, also Lowest Since February lightweight Battazzl, salutatorlan, 'who be­ BCholarahips received, and some ‘taokSlng ftnst grade. resigned after . 15 years at the ing here." plained that Hooper pulled him LINOLEUM FORMICA “We have been beset by a a i l ALUMINUM gan her talk 'with "We have fl- passed 'up because another in­ from hia car and hit . him with Mns. ’HMxnes 'WUson proUat- school. SAIGON (AP) — Fewer fighting last week was charac­ nBlly made it." She spoke of the certain individual who’ve come stitution was chosen. the blackjack. FLOORS COUNTERS into this town under the guise of Americans were killed in com- terized by “widely separated difference between knowledge Besides Mias Hammond, Mies Hooper’s permanent dis­ enemy contact” throughout the STEPLADDER and wisdom. helping his fellow man,” Ray­ bat in Vietnam last week than Rattazzl and Miss Tedford, charge from the force was or­ mond Snead, a Negro, told the country. This meant some sharp • auOT*d rivrifd Wisdom cannot be oonununi- scholarablps had also been re­ dered by the Municipal Trial House Democrats Reverse^ in any week since early Febru­ isolated engagements and many cenifnKtIon. oated, she said, but must be CERAMIC KITCHEN group. "But he has caused ceived by Paul (Ellmore and Board which found him guilty delath 'wounds and dissension. ary. But the number of North small clashes but no sustained •fSTJirursX gained through meeting the Steve Paggloll; and Randy of the charge after a May 31 OK Hike in Debt Ceiling Vietnamese and Viet Cong re­ fighting. Reg. $6.95 Reg. $6.95 • Vbiyt tread safely tlwee. HLE CARPiTS When he comes In, you’re worse 4 Ft. Beg. 818.20 ohBllenge of llvtng. "We have Smith paaaed tg) some when he hearing. off than you were before he ar­ ported killed Increased nearly The total of 143 American started to deem that each per­ was appointed to West Point. The dismissal waa authorized WASmNGTON (AP) — House investors. This was a point 700 over the week before. dead was the lowest for a seven- rived.” Gal. 9 1 1 . 8 8 son Should be treated 'with tol­ I ‘Be Prepared’ by Public Safety Commissioner ROY STRICKLAND EARLE TEDFORD Democrats, reversing a stiin- strongly pushed by Republicans, He did not name the person to The U.S. Command said day period since the week end­ Gal. ♦4.95 ♦4.95 erance and respect, if not love," Harry Goldstein and signed by ing Feb. 11 when 107 U.S. mili­ OueBt speaker tor the cere­ ning administration setoaok of who accused the administration whom he .was referring. American casualties last week 6 Ft. Beg. 816.30 she said, and we realize "how monies was Dr. Riolbeiit B. Nbr- Police Chief Col. Howard A. FomMily of Roy & John of using the certificates to hold totaled 1,112—143 killed, 963 tary men died In action. little we know in so complex a Franklin. two weeks before, pushed The casualties boosted to 11,- mts, dean of oontilimilng eduoa- down toe debt. wounded and 16 missing or cap­ 9 1 3 e 7 7 world." ttlan art the UirttveraSty of Con- through a 822 billion boost in the C^rges on Insects tured. The week before^ 1,119 099 toe number of Americans Miss Battazzl concluded her neotniout. national debt ceiling. casualties were reported—176 killed in combat in Vietnam, by MINNESOTA QUALITY 6 Ft. Reg. 817.85 talk aaying that "we must 'WWh a generoua epannkillng Bent to the Senate on a 217-196 Juicy Season Every ooncertvable kind ort killed, 928 wounded and 15 miss­ unofficial tabulation, and raised move ahead in the field of hu­ of humor and pertJnenrt anec­ vote was a measure to raise toe Insect and sipider flees from ing. toe number of wounded to 67, EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT *16 .0 7 man relations," that toe Idea of dotes, Dr. Nomfe held the in- TALIJLHASSEE, Fla.—In toe the approaxabdng horde When Allied forces killed 1,862 of the 083. debt from a temporary 8336 611- first season of freezing conceh- toe eUminartion of warn is no itereBt of both the graxIuBtes llOq' to a permanent 8358 billion. a oolUmfi. o f ' army smte is on, enemy, the U.S. Command said, The U.S. Commsind also saltt more remote than, the Idea of and the audience as he offered trated orange juice, just after the move in the Skiuth Aanierl- compared with 1,183 the week toe number of American mili­ O N 4 O R Me action eased fears the toe World War n , Florida ship­ Hying was once thought to be, the fOItowting advljce; "Be pre­ ’Treasury might face a severe oan jungle, but the spotted before. tary personnel in South Vietnam MORE GALLONS pared for aimosit airythling to ped 250,000 gallons. In the «mt p itta or ant bird makes The South Vietnamese gov­ remained at 463,000 last week toat toe challenge to maintain money shortage. bumper season of 1961-62, 116 off THIS WEEK'S world peace muft be accepted. {happen.” "Keep up with dhang-^ its appearance a t suc3i times ernment reported 213 of its and toe total of other foreig LT.WOOD Failure of Congress to reset million gallons were frozen. allied forces was still 64,000. But Val^ctorlan Janls Ham­ es,_. espeolla®y in your own Nanda Rattazzi, salutatorian and gorges itself on toel n- troops killed last week, 686 DOOR BUSTER fieiid." “Got am the formal edu- Janis Hammond, valedictorian theidebt limit by July 1 would toe estimate, o.f enemy personnel mond spoke on man’s rational­ see the ceiling drop, to its per- 'ssote. wounded and 14 missing. The oaitSon you cam—toe unemptoy- NEWSPAPER AD MEN ELECT week before the figures were in toe country increased 1,000 to 14" ity. Man la unique in nature be­ ing—that wanting and working ed, to well-wishers, and to honk­ (Miaureen MSner, ’Thiomaa Ed- LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET ihianent 8285 pillion level. ’The cause he thinks, ahe said, but od are either not eduoated or MIAMI BEACH (AP) — The LOAN FOB HARTFORD 215 killed, 496 wounded and 38 298,000. flailed to keep educated." for lis just as happy as having ing, decorated cars.. waiTd Mlnecr, Steven O. ..Nldhols, actual debt as of Wednesday “what is man to do'without his Vdolet O’RelMy, Steven James FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT was 8330.57 bUllon. Association of Newspaper Clas­ WASHINGTON (AP)—A 81.4 missing, HOUSE PAINTERS ‘TJeveltap for yoursClf a code and often a groat deal more Graduates are: Donna Jean sified Advertising Managers million loan to Hartford, <3onn.. Other allied forces reported 22 LINCOLN OAK LIVES ON PATIO rartlonallty?” of living and the oourage to so.” AisfptnweiU, Joan Florence Bed­ Paigiglliolli, Mrs. Barbara BUen But while the Senate still has ‘tHe must free it from self- Pou'gih, Edward Powers, Ferdd- elected C. Kenneth Ward of the was announced Wednesday by men killed, 83 wounded and HODGENVILLE, Ky. — Still Ettlck to n," he said. "Thought­ ’Two additional awards were ford, John Dewey Bosworth, to act on the measure — and Hartford Courant as Irts presl- the Department of Housing and none missing last week, coin­ living at Abraham Lincoln SPECIAL deception, aUmularte cuid Iden­ ful retoeMton is efsentfal to nian'd'a Rattazri, Lynn Ellen won't start 'work until it has dis­ presented at this time by for-, ,,Wendy Jane iBoyd, Rebecca RHey, WMlIiiam W. Robbins Jr., ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPUYED dent Monday. Urban Development. pared with 18 dead, 26 wounded Birthplace Historic Site near tify it 'With humanity, and ful­ progress,’’ but "be counageous- mer superintendent Philip C. Jane Bristol, Liinda Bacheil Cad­ posed of the cenure resolution, Drop Cloth All For As BROOM fill ItB purpose thi-ough crea­ Linda AHyn Roser, Riohaird G. The election occurred at toe The money is to purchase 1(X) and none missing the week be- here is Boundary Oak. It was Little As iy cautious." "No age group,’’ Llguorl, wjiom Conlon introduc­ dy, Hellen Joyce Oarlnl, Dorothy ageilnst Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, standing when Lincoln was bom tion,” Mias Hammond said. Sa'uer and K'enneto. diaries association’s 47th annual con- dwellings which are to be fore. Brush, 4” he staid, "has a monopoly on ed as a man who had contribut­ Mlaureen Clark, Aathur Wells D-Conn. — Democrats hold a vemtion. operated as low-rent housing. The U.S. Command said toe there Feb. 12, 1809. Reg. $1.98 ‘That is all he can do but it either sound Ideas or stupidity.” Slhiapazian. NOT PRE-PACKAGED comfortable margin in that ed much to the legacy of the Clarke, (Ralph D. Decker, Karen Also, James Da'vtd Sharpley, Turp. Qt. will be enough." He asked wflmt would have graduation. Ann Desautels, Barbara R'uth chamber and are confident of Ha may wear the gulae of baipponed Sf Paul Revere, when 'Barry James SJiertldan, Patrloia getting speedy approval for the Qt. Brush Cleaner The two awards, one named DucOiarme, Paul Bradley Bl- Ann Smito, RandaX. Kenneth $ 4 .19 the eternal," she concluded, aisked to nWe to Lexington, had for Liguorl’s mother, the other, imore, Ann-IMarle Catherine bill. GauDdiig Comp. "but he could never fill it. Man anigwered, "Get with It, blister. SmTito, David Maflcolm Soutoear- for his father, went to the senior Foss and 'Thoinas (Frank Pred- Idin, Sandra Jean Stitoam, Su­ EYE ROUND ^ Chairman Russell B. Ixing, D- must accept hia mortality; im­ I’m not tihe onfliy one In Boston glrl and boy who were "most (jo. La., of the Senate Finance Com­ mortality is a fruHlesB game." wiftih a nag,” or if Naltihan Hale san Loueen Stmtlhiam, Carol Ann Sorry No Phone or considerate of classmates and Also, WHliam ThiomaaB Oau- StiTiiickliand, C lau d ia Jane mittee scheduled hearings on Mail Orders Awards Presented Ihlald dedineid to serve, on the the measure for next Monday MANCHESTER PAINT other people.’’ Recipients were ithler, Saisan Ellen Gee, Brenda Sitruflf, Diane June Tedlfloird, Umlt One To A Customer Conlon cited the two girls as grounds that he nulglht get Ellse Matthews and Greg USDA CORNED $ and Tuesday. Long said he SAVE "two of the finest scholars I’ve ktUled. Lee Goodwin, Ral(ph Arthur Donna M'ai'ie ValeniUne, Mi- I^utchlnson. Grover, Jandis (Mary 'Hammond, clhael G. WMisoin, Donna Rae lb. hopes it can be brought to a BRUSHES ever had the pri'vilege to work Advice on ILove ''Th,e presentation of djplomas floor debate Wednesday. with.” He then introduced teach­ Dr. Norris admonished the Linda (Louise Heck, "Gregory Woigman and Shdiriey E Zepfpa. by school board chairman Wad­ Cole Hutchlna>n, Kathleen Anne CHOICE It had been another story in ers and town officials who pre­ o’Jass to "chcose tihe right mate. dell followed, with applause the House, which stunned Presi­ UBLIC MARKET Jarvis, Kent P. Kleinschmldt, sented awards and scholarships. Don’t count too much on that saved up until all had received Lots of Gods OUR OWN CURE dent Johnson’s administration miairvelous feefllng. Don’t be in Edwin Harry Laitihrop, Jr., John < Hindus worshdp some 330 Elementary school principal their diplomas. Tassels were June 7 by defeating 210 to 197 a 8 0 3 -805 MAIN STREi^T John Senteio and outgoing PTA too m'uoh of a hurry." Howard Lockiward, Elsie Oar- million gods and goddesses. SPfCIAL •AU-BEAUriHIL KNOTTY TINK Aind, ’’leairn to lUre What you switched In unison, as the class bill to increase the brnrowing president Mrs. Frederick Bar- was pronounced gra^luated. rine (Matthews, Jeffrey James iMiajor deities are Brahma, FOR OUTDOOR COOKING EXTRA LEAN, FRESHLY GROUND* have to do, and be proud of do­ Miaxiweilil 'and Jemi'Uer Eliza­ ceiling to 8865 billion. comb presented three PTA-Ed- creaitor of all things; Vishnu, DELICIOUS NOT PRE-PACKAGED RepubUcans voted solidly ucation Council scholarships. ling lit" — let off "creative The Rev. J. Stanton Conover beth Maxwell. toe preserver, wibo Aistadiis steam" on a hobby, but, he gave the benediction, and the against debt ceiling increases KITCHEN CABINETS They went to Patricia Smith, first graduating clasa marched Alllso, KeiVin Banry MldDer- life; and Siva, the deatroyer, both times, insisting Johnson who will attend St. Joseph’s Col­ said, "remember that striving motit, Susan Jane MUfer, Anne Chuck Ground ,b. 79c Is more ImipoiitBint than in halv­ out, as stately as It had enter- wbo makes way for new ll^o- Steakettes lb. Me provide more information on the READY FOR FINISHING WITH COLONIAL HARDWARE lege; Jack Bosworth, who will fiscal outlook and scale down attend Drew University, and domestic spending. Steven Nichols, who will attend WALL BASE TOBIN’S SLICED OREi'XEDOE FARM TURKEY ' The GOP’s. Initial 'victory was the University of Connecticut. possible through the lielp of Robert Smith presented two Southern Democrats and a s scholarships donated by the Bol­ SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE BACON Lb. 79c POT PIES Lb 69c sprinkling of Nortoem Demo- 18" 15.60 22.55 ton Insurance Advisory Board. eratio liberals, some of whom They went to Miss Hammond, who will attend Vassar, and claimed their opposition result­ 24.80 Mias Rattazzi, who will attend HOME FREEZEK DEPT. ed from Johnson’s Vietnam war Top Grade Choice Beef! Fresh Dressed 24'‘ 18.18 a Southern Connecticut State. policies. Mrs. Evelyn Halloran present­ But the" House leadership re­ Benoloss Cross C u t for o nieo ed the Jerome ’Thoma ap^olar- WESTERN STEER BEEF claimed 14 of these votes Top G[ode Pouffry I 30" 19.55 29.30 ahlp to Mlaa Hammond, ' Jack USDA Wednesday, spUtting the dissl- tant Southerners about In half Bosworth and Steven Nichols. About 4 lbs. Conlon noted that tola was an and picking up all but a handful POT 36" 21.05 32.25 occasion for Mrs. Halloran, also CHOICE of toe antiwar faction. ROASTING CHICKENS Lb. 39c since ahe haul begun teaching ’The White House said later Johnson "congratulated toe in Bolton in a one-room aohool- ROAST Lnrge, Mecrty BREASTS Lb. 69c houae, and was now, after 26 House leadership for this act Of WE DELIVER, WE SERVICE, WE GUARANTEE APPROXIMATE CUTS fiscal respWbUlty.’’ Fresiily ground, pure beef years, seeing Bolton grad^e MEATY LEGS Quartered Lb. S9c Enjoy your home improvements NOW with Glenney's Easy Revolving Budget Ms first senior class. Ita addition to toe 8858-bUllon H AM B U M 0.6SC celling provided by the new OMure Deaoiier Awzrtl Z to 4 Rib Rooata 4 to 6 Lbs. Short Ribs Lean, mlnutea fresh Account (R.B.A.). As little as $10 a month buys up to $100.00. measure, a 87-btUlon cushion CHICKEN WINGS Lb. 25c Mrs. Sylvia Patrirtc present­ 8 to 10 d a b Steulca 8 to 4 Soup Shanks ^ q u a l it y — THE BEST ECONOMY OF ALL ed the nCA-PTA acholarabip goes into effect July 1, 1968. In­ 8R0UND CHUCK .b. 75e Fresh Frozen, 4 to 6 lbs. to IDialie Tedford. Thla la giv­ 6 to 8 Ubs. Beef Stew tended to provide .for toe fluc­ 10 to 13 Ohude Steaks tuations in income and. outgo R(HIND niOUND EXTRA LEAH „. l9e en to a resident studying to be CUT-UP FOWL Lb. 35c Z to 4 Shoulder Clod Roaata 10 to IZ Lbe. Brlaket during the year, toe cushion Is Fresh Frozen, Top Grade, 5-6^2 tos. a teacher and was the only to be renewed annually. It will VEAL-B EEF-PO RK - ..a . 75c •oliolarahip not awarded for the 6 to 10 liondoo BroU Steaks 20 to 28 Lba. Hamburg Average Weight Oround twice for a nice meat loaf or. Swedish meat balls! MANCHESTER expire, however, one day before ROASTING CHICKENS Lb. 48c first time last nlgbt. Mrs. Pat­ 175Lbe. the end Of each flsool year. THB rick noted that 11 young men NATURALIZER$ JOYCE [90 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOB OUTHNO, WRAPPING AND SHARP FREEZINO CSialrmah Wilbur D. liUlls, D- The sign of and ‘women have received it, l90 Ark., of .the Hoiiae Ways and Fresh Mea^ Pork this and toat some are now teach- Our own make, pure ports |W.G.GLENNtY 649-5253 300 pr. ^ Rog. to $17.00 Hteans Oommittee, argued this SFARERIBS lb. 58c PROfesslooal ere. 500 pr. > Reg. to $17.00 device would provide a brake on Joseph Shanahan anvarded a W g rant eoM storogs loclwrs for your froran moots oiiid vogotoblos Lean, Chuck SAUSAGE MEAT Lb. 59c dealer who spending. CO. exeells In scbolarahip from the Philip C. f a m o u s m a k e The bill also would allow toe CORNED BEEF on sale for lb. 69c PROfesslooal Mguori Chapter of toe Nation­ for os littio at $1.25 a month. Tho lockor holds about 250 pounds Traaaury to Issue notes with CUBE STEAKS L . . 4 1 . 1 9 ARPEGGIOS A90 3 3 6 and capable al Honor Boole^ to Patricia LOAFERS aHd CASUALS ;90 of moot. Compara thb dool bofora you buy o homo froowr. maturities up to seven yeafs, Made from choice round steak! Smlto. instead of flte. Tho notes are NORTH MAIN STREET service, advice Mrs. Robert A. Warfel gave SYom mUngtao, Stricfiy Freah and products. 200 pr. - Rog. to $13.00 Yoluos to $11.00 ^ exempt from toe 4^ per cent toe Robert A. Warfel award of interest limitation that has halt­ MEDIUM ERRS doz. 35c Fro-Joy Quality OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL 8:30 eoGoeUMice in m ath during four ed the sale of Icmger-term secu­ IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST ICECREAM , y, O at 69c GLASTONBURY year* of high aohool to Miss Come Now F

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PAGE SEVENTEEN- MANCHESTER HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967 . MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 62, 1967 P i ; MANCHESTER EVENING HI an LeMilre, Bette JubenvUle, r i i M i Di|haldo Pupils Bonnie Sue Rein, Kevin Dahill, Mobile Womanr Terrorist «rihlg; linds CIsen, inrtxsyat at Janis Backofen, Dawn Johnson caoriB.; Maoy. CknolDgSrim, Boe 4 B I I Open Recitals and Dolores MUardo. Events d a y , and O sicl PBrafT, pnanp- The final program will be held Sought by Saigon Police tar and backslnpe brip; Idm A The first of two recitals pre­ this evening at 7:30 at the Whi­ Howtond, purirayBl of Sdadame were kiUed recently in the same in the ig% SchooVSenior Class sented by the students of the ten Memorial Auditorium. The SAIGON (A P ) — Saigon ZUt; EBeen Srikswrit pariteipri event 1s opened to the public police and military agents are fashion, and a Chinese business- " at Eksabetti; BBen ^ SkwnuiB, Dubaldo Music Center was held man was slain by a woman who llie Baby Has arid tickets may be obtained at himtlng a woman terrorist who Will Graduate Tomorrow pMitaaiyBl of MBdmd; Mary last night at the Whiten Me­ according to ballistics tests used World the door. guns down,her victims from the Commencemeot exeiriaes fo r lAons d rib and Fins Arts As- Ddis, poitiragwl cf SKCIAUZING IN morial Auditorium. An audi­ the same .46-callber automatic EncytMcd Due ence of about 140 attended the back seat of a speeding motor­ although that time she was hot VATICAN CITY (A P ) - Pope ^al aiwnid fcr exodtaboe in the and DeCiarafa Biknondaom^poh- PRi-fltN, TEEN performance. ’The stage was Roberta Peck bike. She has struck at least on a motorbike. Been Named Paul V I wM issue an enoycMoal *** ^ ****• fiaw of sot. tmayeltnayai cof f Ixwfsa.mrisa. decorated with baskets of five trines. Saigon haa had no major ter­ Friday aaylng "no” to demands tonight In front of the school, Kmdall Gtonmy, Hasward (Boys — rsoeiving------— - Dtesna------drib JU NidRS garden flowers. Organ music Joins Hackett Vietnamese police sources rorist incidents in recent that priests be allowed to mar- weather peimitt^; otherwise drib Book eiwsad, outtitandlng lanvemds of t e otBsps, P S t^ Hoff- was played before the pro­ said today they have no solid months, such as bombing of U. S. military bUlets or other In­ ry, high_ Vhtloan sckiioee said school . gymnasium, in- Junior boy. , nmn, pokm ysl Space Scout BS- . 1 gram by Janis Babkofen, An-, Manchester’s Jazz singer, Rob­ lead on the woman, but she is ' , Steldaftoa, Wendy Iai«nto are CLOTHING & ' 1 mon. ICa and Mtoa WUHam O. Houck, Rootcvine, Md. Her peltemal firming the Church’s rule of cel- eoaoeHienoe in metal Ca(pt Gataxsy; Steven Gkdtnat, t Participating in the program Bobby Hackett Quintet for a Cong assassin. ebacy for the clergy haa been proi^am opm poBitraysl of (Ned MCesIs, and were accordion and guitar stu­ two-week engagement starting Her latest victim was a U.S. Since tile first of the year, IS gtamd|*reilt8 are Mr. and M i*. W m am Tuildngitxxi. Sr., Sar- persons have been shot and andta, Sla., to m e ily at Manchester. experied for weeka. It wlU be with the invocation delivered JioAnn BtoucbBBid, SodalataB (Robetrt Bray, portrayri at L P . ACCESSORIES dents of Bruno Dubaldo, organ Monday at the Rlverboat in Air Force sergeant who was ■t' killed in cases listed by Viet­ «*(•••• the sixth encycUcal- of - -Pope by the Rev. Robert (Lynch, as­ (Ldbisaie amesd for outstanding Picnoo.'Mso, to Georgs Coon, Ue and piano students of Clara the Empire State Building, New walking along a street near Sai­ namese police as assassina­ Paul’s four-year reign. sistant pastor a t St. Mary’s penfeamanoA of Mbiwiy duttee ckug> es tetavtakst announcsr; IHB ONLY SHOP *NJMB • Dubaldo, and accordion stu­ York City. gon’s Tan Son Nhut airport Barry. H Idiael l^alter. son o f Sen. DavM M i d ^ and Roman Catholic Ctauch. The tions. 'Three were Americans; iteWh A. Bany, 478, B. Oeuter St He wa* bom June IS at In the last 10 years, about 10,- with coepenartiaR and nesponrir Mra. O. (Ntotoen. a. clianm, as an- a b b a CATBRINO To t h e WBBN-AtlBM dents of Sal Ciccio. The program This wUl be the singer’s sec­ Wednesday night. A motorbike welcoming addresb wlU be giv­ consisted of solos, duets and a raced by with a Vietnamese most o f the other*, were South Mtadwater Memoitaft Hoefurtal. His mabemal grandmoKher is 000 of the Roman CathoUc biXty.U i y . sWtant cXneKtor, . a and t m * WBradlicnd W S W W - * . ond New York appearance. en by Terrance Treschuk, ctaas quartet played on the various Vietnamese police. Four, other Mra. Watter N. LeeiiBrc, 23 Main 8 t His paternal grandmoth­ Church’s 420,000 priests have TUomiw Papsnos, Anns Wood wxlght, tie riaap, as aoslateart 6M TALOOTTVILLE BD. — B ou n tt Since her first engagement in man driving and a Vietnamese president. persons, two of them Am eri­ er In Mra. John P. B an y 32 Scathorough Rd. He has a broth­ asked the Vatican for release snderirin Obaptsr, D A R good director. VBRNON, O0(NN. instruments. February as a featured singer woman on the rear of the saddle yadedlctory addressee wiU be Students who performed last cans, have been woimded in at­ er, Daivld M. Jr. 3; and siSter, Joan Mkrte, 5. from their vows, Vatican cttiaenahlp medad with the Red Norvo Quintet at seat. « « ^ * soutecs have asld. Such a re- delivered by (Diane Buscag(Ua night were Robert Yungk, El­ the Rainbow OnUl, she has tempted assassinations, sources Susan TiUngliast, 8100 check Advertisement: COLONIAL SHOPPINa CBNTBB The motorbike made a U-turn leaae enables man to leave, the and Kathleen Oieseoke. Sitrawberries —• Pick your len Kalman, Richard Silver, had an L P album, "Roberta after it passed the sergeant, said. SeekdenwaM, Oyaliiln Ann, daugttber o f Richard Dnoiin Coventry (RepubBcen Pamela Aceto, Tom Neville, Heavily armed U. S. military priesthood, marry and atlU re­ Mra. K eith Benoit, chair- own. Naubuc ASre., East Hart­ Peck Extraordinary,’’ released roared back, and the woman JAchlBM g M Martha EXlen Riedienvrald, 33 Regan S t, Rook- H enni 10-6 D rily wt ^ ' Christine Dulka, Kim Ridolfl, patrols and security agents main a Catholic in good stand­ man of the local Board o f (Bdu- to^tibe Friday N l| ^ nntll 9 PJi. by Columbia Records. She has opened fire. ’The sergeant, vtBe. She^Wa bom June 12 at Rockville Oeneml Hospftal. ford. Virginia Anne Dubaldo, Jeffrey roam the city aroUnd the clock, Her maternal grandpetrente are Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Can- ing. cation, w in award the aiplomaa era onwniw* nrarraia te recently returned from an en­ whose Identity ..was not dis­ Schiavetti, Dominic Vuoto, Dav­ gagement at a Groton Club. and military Installations are Don, tiX , N.Y. Her patenni grandmother to Mrs. Bldward Although they face possible to the riass; Lionel JeaL, vice Manchester Evening HeraM Gkarge AcocoBto Wrieome closed, was hit but not hurt serf- excommiuiici^on, sev e ra l president o f the riaae, wlU de- 876-6444 id Ridolfi, Dertlse DeUsle, Lau­ ously.^...1.. Thernu^ couple,nr\«iT\1a on‘thenn^tVlA motor­motor- guarded by sandbagged sentry RackermaM, I*L , N .T. She has a Mater, DOborah, 3. Coventry correspondent F. Pan- ra Smith, Pamela Stow.eU, Deb­ boxes and men with automatic « « «> • *1 priesta recently have married Uver the farew ell address, and ®***'®^y -Tim* iRn- line little, tri. 742-62S1. bike sped away. without permiaslon. ' the benediction will be given by ra Haberern, Margo Lehman, Elower Bill The pattern of the shooting weapons. But U. S. officials con­ maMei, Sean David, son of John J. and OaS B. Pien- Linda Fitzgerald, Sheryl Weir, cede ther* is no perfect defense dd, 16B Sohoot a t He waa bom June 16 at Manchedtor Me- the Rev. WiUlam Wilkeoa, pea- SAN FRANCISCO—Ameri­ was the same as that of a U.S. World Wide TV tor of the local (Prince o f Peace m x «»d burineBs student Susan Dowd, Pamela Fellows, Air Force captain killed June 13 against hit-and-run terrorists. nwrlal Hoa|«tni. His msitemall grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. CSoventary Student Losn Fund cans spend about $1.6 billion a Lutheran Chuirii. Michael Blsl, Michael LetOerl, in Cholon, the Chinese quarter B. Gray, Oak Ter., Durham. Hla petenial grand- LONDON (AP) — The first John Burger, James Rufinl Jr., year on cut flowers and potted of Saigon, by a woman firing A drupe a fruit whose seed fWther is Mr. John Piendel Sr., UUoa, N.Y. He has a brother, live round-the-world television A reception, sponsored by the Tin.i^m.*l^^rintfS°tn Newly-inejtalled circuit breekera at the Hartford Electric Light Company’s Olcott St. substation. Debbie Caspar, Anthony Sil­ plants. About a fifth of fiie parents at the t o o l’s junior SwIaHtan Ubrar^ p r e s ^ to from the rear of a motorbike. la protected by a stone, such as Mtebael Drdw’, IS montha program, "Our World,” shrank iMm. Defbomh Wlanagei trewa- vestro, Ronald Morlconi, Jim flowers sold come from Cali­ class, will be held In 'the^school Two Vietnamese policemen the peach, cherry and olive. • ♦ e today from 18 to 18 pa^cipdtlng Moriconl, Diane Perleone, Bri­ fornia. cafeteria for graduates cmd urer of the loan And. Bnele, Innrle Aniv daughter of Karl B. and . Rosalie natlona after the Communist Additional music departm^ Great-Grandma their parents, kmnedlately fol­ HELCO Completes Station D u dl^ Poole, 117 Prospeot St., RookvtBe. She vrae bom countries pulled out to protest owands preaemted (by Oart SaUna Hebron what they called "Israeli lowing the graduation exer­ June 12 Mt Rockvillle- Oeneral Hospitel. Her maternal grand- iwont CU3 UcOIowb: (PWs to Gdenai Graduates from cises. aca Mr. and Mrs. Lawrencb CHroux, North Turner, aggression.’’ Bunllck, hand manager; Steven With Esthetics in View ’The two-hour program Sunday Student Awards BROAD Maine. Her pntenml grandparents are Mr. and Mra Hazen NemcBne, drum onajor; Susan Schreier 8th Grade Class whs to have used one Soviet and Awards distributed at a school ’Phei '^HlanMoBxl Kleotric. Light atoimlc power activated plant. Poole, MOnson, Maine. Clay, Mbrarian; Thomas (Moaran, Ca has recently completed In- The entire "Big 11 Power- three U. S. communication sa- asMmbly at C o ven t^ IHgh jeatar, Wlanen atnmnnB, LOS ANGELES (AP) — A STREET % I* IB B teUltes but the Sovit Union with­ Is Master atnUation of an extra high vol­ toop” is sohedMlleid for coonple- Manchester ^a.dnhr, iv>dd Prank; son of Bdward and Regina Sed- School recently Ii^clude the fol- Oeoage rvi-mantwrOaipenber, (hand eddes:aides; gn'eat-gn^ndmother graduated drew Wednesday, saying that in tage circuit breaker and Ught- tdon by 1972. B lt 83 Orand Ave., RoOkvlIle. He was bom June 13 alt Rock- lowing: Mlaurloe ISBenman, lllnanotel RaL His maternal grandmother to Mrs. raotor; and me(r., Andover. He was bom June 17 allocated to the Communist na­ dictorian, the Bausch A Lomb {^^jaiddax, Delhotiah (Penaado and six months. Schreier has been According to Oeotge Fox, Her daughter, Lera Bradley, St MaiKheSter Memorial Hoepital. His maltemal graiuHWf- tions. The program was to have Science Award medal, and a ghaiion ’Tlltoo. BRUSSELS — Trade between active in the Farm Bureau. pilbUc reilatioris manager lor also of La Canada, said of Mrs. ents ate Ite. and Mrs. ILalwrence BHliel, Hebron. IBs paternal shown the birth of a baby in $1(X) check for the United Air­ CtortaBcateB oi proBliciency in the Common Market and East­ Britt: "She’s always been good The other officers elected HEILOO, the purpose of the col­ grandparents ate Mr. and Mrs. Brie E. AnMeraon Sr., Ando­ eastern Russia. Viewers still craft Corporation Rentschler tjupwrKlSng 1, pertoran- ern Europe doubled between at books. She reads everything were overseer, Robert Links; oring Is to baive (he equipment ver. He has a sister, Pamela Berth, 22 months. will see a new born baby in Four-Year Mathematics prize, ence, Sanldila Rriberts, Biuae 1958 and 1966, tee European she can get hold of.” • • steward, Wilbur Porter; assist­ matxjh the color of tee sky and Denmark. and the Anne Wood Elderkin Cade arid Ttioariaa Mcoian. Economic Community statis­ - Mrs. Bradley, herself a ant steward, Kenneth Porter; create a blend. Fox said simliar Fyler, llracy BUsabetli, uf Richard AiUen and Chapter DAR good cltizensWp Berit typtot rit the year, oea^ tical office reported recently. grandmother, is student council chaplain, Mrs- Genevieve Boy- sUbstatlcn equipment was in­ Bkdne EBtoatoefth ZaivareUa Fyler, 17 Normhn St. Shte was Prediction on China medal. itfffioBite. Nancy Leone, Olivetti In 1966, bloc nations imported president at Cambria. To Kathleen Giesecke, co-val' Ington; treasurer, Miss Olive stalled in Souttangton, but tela bom June 1« at Manchester Memorial Hoigiltal. Her mater- ’TOKYO (AP) — Lord Lind­ „ Uridanwood riwaaid rif merit. goods worth $1.48 billion from edictorian, American “ Warner; secretary, Mrs. Paul ablU had the old brown finish tn i grandpermts axe Mr. and Mra. Savin ZavereMa, 126 N. say, a noted 'British China ex­ Excellence in typewriting, the six market nations compar­ Uraavus and 'Neptune are twin and Auxiliary of Green-Chobot- Blow; Ceres, Mrs. Wlnthrop for the equigpment. Uakswood Carrie. Her partemal grandparentfi axe Mr. and pert, predicted today that if .pta, to Oatril Lesxdi; oenUfiicrie ed with $698 million in 1958. plonetB, os are Earth and Venus. Richardson Post, $26 bond and Porter; Pomona, Mrs. Aaron Mria HaroM Pjder, 92 N. eriiOol S t Mao Tse-tung wins his power rif (pirificieincy,. bookkeepiing H, 'The Manchester substation .* I* • • • medal for excellence in Ameri­ Reid; Flora, Miss Am y Hooker, wUl have a oapaciity sufficient struggle. Red China will under­ end a ipto, Ibo (Ksttfleen Morlariy; and executive committee for can History and $100 check for to carry a load equlvaflent to BMiikton, Slirila Marie, daughter of Cari H arid San- go another, “ great leap for- oeittificeite of pirifflciancy, book- three years, Kenneth Porter. at King's Discount 5avings Fisher Scholarship tiwo-thlnds the total eleotricky d ia SmMti HougUtoo, 66 Ridge. St. She was bom June 18 at ward” with results as disastrous keegrtrigr X lAnda Schmidt, Pam- The offices of lecturer, gate­ Memorial HospftaL Her maternal grandparmte as the 1968 crash program of Award. produced by the HEIXX) sys­ To Ellen Simmons, $60 check. «6a Go'een, (Mary (Durepo, Jane keeper and lady assistant ■M Mr. «t d Mr*. DortaM Smith Sr., Chicopee Falls, Mass. Industriedlzatlon. tem. United Aircraft Corporation Xiee ezri Geahge Kleicll»ad. steward rem ^n unfilled. Bkr paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oail H. Iteugh- "The chances of the regime *17)0 Manchester ^bstatlon Rentschler First Year Algebra Dratma drib eiwanto present­ The Orange recently under­ ton Sr., Chicopee SbSs, Mass. She has a brother, Oart, 8. surviving a second flop are less w ill be a major switching point prize. ed, rihamm* to NeftaUe Htaidky, went the third vote in two years .* I* e • * than they were in 1968," Lind­ on the "B ig 11 (Powerloop," a Donald Perkins, $60 check, studerit director; Teit-B end usb- would disband in September. As • Prints Galore! • Polyester, (Cottons! centers In New iEkigiand. m l grandrooither is Mr*. WilHam Newman, ToBaiid. Her pa­ with the Chinese Communists Steven Melady, $10 check and it stands now, the new officers The first of the powerloop • Avril Rayon, Cottons! ternal grandfather to Emil Klotrer, Main St., Vernon. She during World War n, said if medal, Green-Chobot-Rlchard- will try to re-organize and get 6 Stripes, Solids! bas a Stoter, Sharon Ann, 18 months; five brothers, Robert plants, the Oonneotlcut Y-ankee GREEN MANOR BOULEVARD President Liu Shao-chi wins the son Post, American Legion, cit­ ■the present members and new Henry Jr., 8, Stuait Daivid, 7, Qaiy Stephen, 5, Alan Jeffrey, Atomic In Haddam -will be com- • Checks, Novelties! • Rayon-and-Silks! struggle he almost certainly izenship award, and a $60 riieck PICK YOUR OWK members Interested in continu­ pleited this year. Pox said ft 3, and James Micbari, 2. would try to patch up Peking’s Coventry Garden Club ing the grange. • Polyester, Avril Rayons! .« . * * • e STRAWBERRIES wound be bested this summer to 100% Cottons, Rayons! feud with Moscow, award to the senior pursuing Swim Program Staff Sbnraid, Wendy Ann, daughter of WUHam J. and He said Mao’s so-called cul- the field of floriculture. 30c qt. Mrs. Adrian Cheney and Mrs. and would be in operation ih And many, many more! A tremendous variety of exciting new fabrics ta Janeam Zimmerman Howard, 69 Starieweather St. She was toral pimge was partly prompt­ NataUe Hladky, $50 bond, Dln- V Oclolber. Another powerloop f v ^ ^ ^ a ^ ^ e r and fiber Wend. A ll 36 to 45” Wide, ready to sew into Naubuc Ave., B. Btortterd John Ryan, co-chairmen of the bom Jime 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her n tete^ l ed by fear of an attack by the neen Studio, for excellence in plant, one in tee Boston -vicinity, your own summer fashitons! ^ Open 7 A A L to Dark PTA Red <3ross Swimming pro­ m ndfeither la John J. Zimmerman, 69 Sbarkwearther S t Hct United States and was aimed at performance as a yearbook staff gram, have announced the staff will toillaw the same scheduie, pnternrigrandparente are Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Howard, 69 clear the way for war. member. for the program that will begin he said, though this Is not on THUR5., FRI. and 5AT. ENariCwaatther S t Pierrette Major, $26 bond. • Bi Bi B • on July 6. Politburo Expands North Coventry Women’s Club The Red Cross Water Safety IfmgnU Jaliiee Alan# son otf H ora^ B5(Jwraird and San- MOSCOW (A P ) -r- ’The head of best homemaker of the year Instructor will be Miss Diane Our Old Fashioned 1c SALE! dm Huried RussSD, 108 Botton St He ^ bom 1« bX the KGB, the Soviet Union’s se­ award. For Summer Color For Your Homoi IFs PLANTS from WOODLAND OARDENSf Wythe of Burroughs Hill -Rd. UOSMETICS Any fish in our tanks, from our lowly Guppies * Mary Welles pin, the Connec­ Mamherier Memorial Hospital Hie maternal granOmother la cret poOtoe, has been added to The assistant instructor will be WE CARRY ALL to our Exotic Elephant Nose*. Buy one at our ticut Association of Women HeedqBerters for Perfeef for Summer Phywear! Mra. W a n ii Husted, 140 Garden Dr. Hla paternal grandpar- the ruling Communist Politburo BEDDING PLANTS Delmont Brown and junior as­ THE TOP LINES regular prioe\ and PAY Ic for ANOTHEiR of ente ww Mr. and Mra Horace Russell, 343 Highland St. He for the first time since Lavrenty Deans and Coimselors, outstand- GERANIUM SALE Still On! ^ O T T S sistants will be Claudia Porter, THE SAME SPECIES! has a brother. Dean Bdward, 3%. P-. Beria was executed in the lug Junior girl. Petunias, Alyasnm, Mari­ LAWN PRODUCTS Gayle Porter and Mrs. Dorothy ARTHUR DRUG 1968 power struggle sfter Stal- Mothers’ d u b Award golds, Snaps, Salvia, Crien- Largb 4 % " plants. Reg. 89e- Thompson. tenHh, Pert Bltoabeth, daughter of Gordon S. and in’s death. Albo. to Keoley (HSB, $10 dnlas, etc. Season Special! $L19. Ueri tor bedding and Feed and weed apw with MUk Money JacqueHne M. Bmtley Smith, 168 Wertherril St" ^ e was born Yuri V. Andropov, who be- Check, MCtbera’ drib rif Ooven- window boxea. Sootta n irf Building No. 9. Principal Ray E. GarcUner RESS FABRICS J ^ ] » at Manchester Mlemorial Hospital. Hm matemri came head or the KGB May 19, tay, to the senior who to plsn- 0 "» y7 9 e Covers 5,000 sq. ft. has reported that the present grandparents are Mr. and M ra Chartes E. was named a candidate or non- itng t o oontinue hto eduosition srt NOW B .. arrangement for milk money an insIbthitiaR of higher tearning. i M S Lyme. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and A. voting member of the party’s 3 For F2.25 Covers 10,000 sq. ft. collection at the elementary 100% Cotton In Every Color and Poffern Smith, Sprtngtteld, Masa She has a brother, Jeffrey Gordon, highest group at a two-day Kyle NoilUng, Mencheriter school has worked succeefuUy meetlfig of the party central ^ ' 5 or more S O ^ e a . this year and tt will he con­ ^ e e * . co m m ittee which ended tinued this faH. Refunds for ^hoksL&t TyiaaJbu 9n, Joiviv VEGETABLE PLANTS •’ OUve, Brian Anthony, son at • Gerald Anthony and Wednesday. the present year w ill be sent AFRICAN 10 or more 8 G «6 a . Asgrow Feed and U.5. C H O IC E , C H U C K jan st Carrie Rehuhl Calve, Carpenter Rd., Boflrton. He ^ His appointment to second- NEED A Plant some Nils weekend! home tomorrow. bom June 17 at Mlanchester Memorial Ho^>ital. ffis class membershpp increased Try some: Tomatoes, Pep­ Weed With Banvel A summer program of Arts yd. 2 2 * = ^ nel sraadparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. RrinoM, 91 the politburo to 11 full members SPECIAL pers, Lettuce, Broccoli Egg­ Covers 5,000 isq. ft. and Crafts, Science, Music and p r i m i t i v e matomal great-grandmother to Mrs. Prancla and nine candidate members. plant, Etc. ftnaH Bedding Sice Dramatics is planned between POT ROAST Andropov, 52, was Soviet am­ June 28 and Aug. 3 In the A. Rrinohl. Washington. DO. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHl^STER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967 PAGE NINETEEN V K < m is iG H T E E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 19(t7> T THE 62 Poor Souls Have Pitched During Adventurous Career with Mets Herald Angle By Fisher Rates Chairman of Board Title I'rl PETE ZANARDI REDS-ABTROS— eight innings and Radatz set CARD8-DODOER8— AsoistBat Sports Editor NirWYORK (AP)__Hire Running’s pitches. Ed Kranepool and Davis in the INltW lUKK nire Reynolds’ , sacrifice Vada Pinson opened Cincln- Pittsburgh down in the ninth as Right-hander Ray Washburn i'iir a big enough h^l and y National League where fly delivered the run. nati’s ninth inning with a double Chicago moved ■ .001 ahead of and two relievers combined for I Around the Dusty League and came around on a fly baJl San Francisco. Adolpho Phillips could assemble all of the ^Jincinnatl nipped Houston 8-2, In the_ third,------, ------Davis was hit a four-hitter as the Cardinals 62 poor souls who’ve had ChlcaKO dropMd - -Pittsburgh...... 6-8,...... again, reached..... third on Rich and a grounder for the Raids’ drove in two runs ^ t h a first “ Welcome to the oM -man’s softball league,’’ some­ blanked the Dodgers and ended ■'iv body said. the thankless task of pitch- Atlanm battered San Francisco Alien’s error and (hen scored on winning run against Houston. inning single and John Bocca- Tiie Rec Department calls it the Dusty League, one ing for the New York Mets 9-2 and st. Louis shut out Los a grounder. ^ a- four-game Los Angeles win­ \ 31 ^ three etow-pitoh leagues in ^ h « t e . The during their m adveutur- an,. _ _ _ ‘ “ “* ning streak. > N Washburn had aUowed just Where Sy rUi^^f old‘m.n 4g But the chairman of ,e.the meet­ ME«.PHn.e-METS-PHILB^ firstP - - .t five-v. innings.u,u.„,.. »uU.,rl.»«r. May for Cineinuau'. BRAVES-GIANTS— three hits until the seventh The onlv hits off Fisher were double and a pair of walks load- first two runs with solo homers. writer. ’The majority of the ing would have to be Jack BHah- W . _ L . a .a a g«. ’.e 1 * •___«. a. WJ aaea hlfaMava VIA l«tf« 4 :^ b Uecker drove in five runs when he stopped a line drive players are for from being old. er, who’s in his fourth season of by rookie Gary Sutoerland, who ed the bases with a grand slam homer and a single by John Roseboro with Dick WUUaime we haven’ t gdt, punishing job Fisher had looped a leadoff double In the escaped by getting Bill White on Astros. ’There are some "veterans.” double as the Braves whacked his pitching hand. Joe Hoerner been at it longer than anybody sixto and then singled in toe a grounder...... c UBS-PIr I t e s I trie Giants. relieved and pitched out of a unKplree loose. The voaunteem ^iVe'endVorihaT he’ diser^e's to eighth.- Ksher struck out five Uke almost all their games. Decker’s -shot capped a seven- bsiaes-loaded jam. He needed would head that list. Leo Day, Who (handle (the bases aore espe- chairman and walked two in running his there was a touch of Irony at- The Outos moved into tJuid run Atlanta third that put it last-out help from Nelson Brlles. fallowed beanSng IncSderrts by botti eidee. Tt waa a who performs for Ray’s Res­ riaiDy open to dWagreement. He hurled n brilliant two-hit- record to 5-7. tached to toe two-hitter for ^ace by t o ^ n g toe Pirates FREE FOR ALL-Second in^ning action by Yankee taurant, was a fine baseball and and Dick away for Pat Jarvis, who hurled Washburn suffered a com­ StoOBiter dietonceia and Slower Wednesday night and beat ’The Mets nicked Bunnlng for Fisher and toe Mets. Sutoer- ^ t o Curt Simmons MenKe oouna oisu Stadium was not all according to the book when wild few minutes. (AP Photofax) fast-pitch softball player. Nino slx-hltter. Denis Menke pound dislocation of his right both New York and Boston benches emptied which Paganl, Bill Pagan! and Ray pJticliBS make itor more close Philadelphia 2-0 on an attack single runs in toe first and third land the only man to bit “ ®“ ^^ tagged^ toree’ hlto Tncludlng a to^mb but X rays showed no p l ^ eepeotaXy at ftnrt base. Uiat consisted mainly of Tommy innings. Ctoon Jones slngO^ safriy, is toe brother of a form- ^ ^ ^j^g^ homer for toe Braves. fractures, Peck can also qualify as vet­ aomdboidy Is always taOklng oavls getting plunked by Jim stole second before Bunnlng hit er Met pitcher, Simmons. 38. workeu toe first nomer lor me erans. lalbout ' Starting a dost-pitch ------^------:— —-----:------— ------No Players Ejected^ Pepitone Decked by One Punch . It remains youth centered, however, with the. likes of Joe Nobody la.doing any­ SavlnOr George May, Steve thing eftmut X. When WoUy Jimmy Grant Long Delay Expected McAdam, Carl Hohenthal, Jim iFVmtln (tried, it met with little Mlstretto.and Don Crowell play- Bucceaa Lonborg Mean on Mound Ing. IiCwy Dusty Leaguers ODow-pItich may be “on old In Am ateur made headlines while appear­ man’s goimef' but the younger In Clay Draft Case ing with athletic squads at guye are (having a great time NEW YORK (AP)__ Jim quietly swept a doubleheader have, to protect my own play- and scoring a third as the White State Finals HOUSTON (A P )— Attorneys for Cassius Clay said Sox-won their opener on the Manchester High. playing X. T "nnno. Q fri/»TiHlv ffoi" Washington 8-2 and 2-1 on ers.” Armed with a $6 glove ahd * * V WA’TERBURY (AP) — Jim today it probably will be 18 to 24 months before the ap­ shutout relief pitching of winner Grant, toe 25-year-old Walker has foraaken McCraw and if s all part of the new Lon- tennis shoes, my softball career M a rg in N a Ipb peals are settled on the heavyweight champion’s con­ spn lin g ^ a n t, has forsak en Qgj.j.y McNertney, and reliever b<,rg_ ^ho has changed his Bruce Howard and Hoyt W l- and education storied this l^ o ie s Cupper who 'broke the course viction on a charge of refusing to be inducted into the hlS W inning w ays to r a Win- gddle Watt saved Baltimore’s friendly attitude for a strictly helm. Funds ifor (the recent Athletlo record at toe Country Club of McOraw’s leadoff homer in spring with Paul Dodge Pon­ ------U. S. Army. ning fast b^l that rises 5.4 triumph over Kansas City, business manner on the mound tiac. Aiwcntks Dinner ait Mlanohestei Waterbury Monday, was'*still Meanwhile, Clay, free on a $6,- high and tight and now has Detroit and Minnesota played that discourages hitters from niirht I learned to be carefree dur­ Hig(h come from the Wee Bla- toe man to beat today as toe 000 appeals bond, said he soon hitters duckings him like he to a 5-5 tie m a game halted in digging in at the plate. -louskinla AAl-Stara game staged state amateur g^ilf tourna- cap with relief help from Bob ing toe warmups and to get ser­ Major League plans to embark on a series of ^ iS" . had bad breath. the ninth inning by rain and "I want to be the best in my ious about toe second inning. (Ity the teadhers Iqr -SAA. Most ment entered Us final round. speaking engagements at col­ 2 Locker. Of the trophiee at -Mjanchester And his opponent, Gerry Cour- The Boston Red Sox new Cleveland and California were business,” the 24-year-old col­ • * • "Rookie” is toe cry when some­ leges 8Uid in slum districts. mean man of the mound blew rained out before they started, come from outside eources in vllle, could be just toe man to ^ = L e a d e r s = lege gpraduate who once had q BIOLES-A'S— body drops a pop fly or boots a He said he wasn’t thinking his latest innovation by New • » • (town. .-Amtiough he’ll lose oniy beat him. American League ambitions to be a doctor, said Watt entered in time to strike STAY OUT OF THIS 1— Umpire M 8i4«nM> t«B» grounder. about future ring bouts although York for an 8-1 victory Wednes- RED SOX-YANKS— ■ six eentom, (Mtanoheeter football " I ’d really like to win it this earlier this year. "I ’m not going out Bert Campaneris with the Not by toe greatest of imag­ Batting (125 at bats) — F. "everybody knows I’m toe day night, but the Yankees did No players were ejected In the Mkyw arbiter Hank Soar to step aside that no as­ Cosich Dave Wlggln Is taking time,” said Courvllle, a 32-year- ONE, TWO CROSS YOUR LEGS — An enraged to let anything Interfere. ’The bases loaded in the eighth in­ ination could anybody call the Robinson, Balt., .338; Xastrzem- best.” not go down without a fight. brawl at Yankee Stadium, the sistance, Was needed in argument with Manager no dhances. He’s spent the post old salesman who is appearing Ralph Houk displays disagreement with Umpire batters took too many liberties ning and protect Pete Rlchert’s likes of. Paul Dodge Pontfac skl, Bost., .333. Hayden Covington .of New Lonborg's lively fast ball and second there jn recent weeks, ^'jth” me ”my first two years. I Hank Bauer of Baltimore. It was a rare siglit to three weelas oonduaUng skUU in toe 36-hole championship Bill Heller after being evicted in the fourth inning victory for the Orlolea. major leaguers. But the majors Runs — F. Robinson, Balt., York City, a a y ’s chief lawyer onene thrown by the Yankees’ but Joe Pepitone of the Yankees throw' at anybody, but I see two umps arguing with one anoither.______eeiaslons with the town’s ninth match for toe fourth time, Frank Robinson hit his 21st aren’t really that much difter- 51; Kallne, Det., 48; Tovar, said it probably vrtll be six last night. The Yankee manager beefed about a ’Thad“ • —’TlUotson ■ that...... Wasn’t so was decked by one punch and gradens. He reports 40 to 60 "This tournament has always can’t let them do It anymore.” homer with a man on and Dave ent. Minn., 48. months before all records of too close c5l at first base. (AP Photofax) Ively started a brush back, had to leave the game with a been toe prize that got away Lonborg, who was 9-17 as a Johnson drove in two more runs Take a strike out for example. Showed .up at each meeting. trial are transferred to toe 6th bean ball contest that emptied sprained wrist. from me,” said toe Shorehaven Runs batted In — P. Robin­ rookie and 10-10 last year, al­ to build Baltimore’s lead. ’There are :not too many in slow- Speaking of football, A1 both benches In a second inning In the next Inning, Tillotson golfer Wednesday recaUlng his son, Balt., 68; KUlebrew, Minn., Circuit Court of Appeals at New lowed seven hits — Yankee hits Sala on Beam Again pltch, but when we get one, it’s Freih4lt’s signed contract was Orleans and another . three Rico’s Brother to Rescue free-for-all. hit Lonborg and Lonborg later final-rotmd defeats in toe state 56. — as he ran his record to 9-2, 'nOERS-TWlNS— cause for great joy or toe ebb part of the deal when the months before arguments are ’Tillotson hit Joe Foy on the brushed back Charley Smith amateur tourneys of 1969, 1963 Hits — P. Robinson, Balt., lowered his earned run aVerage ’Two-run homers by A1 Kallne of humiliation. It all depends Meriden Shamrocks bewame helmet With a pitch In the top and hit Dick Howser before the and 1964. 79; Carew, Minn., 78. heenL to 3.03 and struck out seven to and Dick McAullffe of Detroit on what side of toe bat you the New Britain Bees . . . half Of the Inning, then one of umpires summoned both man­ As MB’s Win Another Courvllle won his quarterfinal Doubles — Tovar, Minn., 16; He indicated toe final out­ raise his league lead to 108. matched Harmon KUlebrew’s are on. Mhioney’s Pete Panclera and Yanks Have Troubles Lonborg’s high hard ones struck agers and laid down the law. and semifinal matches in Im­ Campaneris, K.C., 14; Yastr- come will be determined In toe icc-iu.. 20th and 2ist homers and a shot Lefty Pete------Sala----- and -Manager ------Gene Johnson proved * V * Don. Bradley and Hall’s Bren­ Howser and the Red Sox Tony Gonlgllaro’s three-run pressive style Wednesday, beat­ zemski, Bost., 14. Supreme Court, a decision he ’Tillotson In the shoulder. Words dan Matinan (all three had were exchanged between the agreed the pitch that hit him on homer and three-run scoring by Rod Carew of the TWlns in an untouchable combination Colt Park mght. T op A ction ing 20-year-old Ira Miner of ’Triples — Buford, Chic., 6; predicted Is 18 months to two great days against Manches­ two pitchers, then between ’Til- the helmet was an accideftt, but hits by Carl Yastrzemskl led the Uielr game that was delayed by gala handled the pitching and Johnson the baitting as Hubbard Heights 7 and 5 and Monday, K. C., 6; Versalles, years away. But Go Down Fighting And ibaoe nunntfng! Pa«d ter lasrt foil) wlU be on the lotson and Foy, the benches it left Lonborg with 10 hit bats- Red Sox attack against ’Tiiiot- rain an hour at the start and Moriarty Bros, remained unbeaten in Twilight League Dodge has played six games _ . . , i,. i 53-year-old John Calandriello of Minn., 5. Clay was convicted Tuesday NEW YORK (AP)—^The New York Yankees are hav- emptied, a wild melee began men this season, tops in the son. then stopped four more times competition with a 4-0 vlotory —— and twine second (bane has been Westport-Dngshore 7 and 6. Home runs — F. Robinson, by an all-white federal court • ♦ • before it was called. Bowl. Mlahchester did not send Balt., 21; KUlebrew, Minn., 21. ing trouble winning, but they’re certainly putting up a and it took 12 special policemen league over the Mots. detout. The former Braves’ populaited by (wo puntiera. ’The Meanwhile, toe chain-smoking jury. Judge Joe Ingraham as­ Asked later If he threw at Tfl- WHITE SOX-SENATORS- All records count M d tte in any nominations. Two sea­ Stolen bases — Campaneris, to restore order. 'The Gas Housers, active to­ farmhand turned In a perfect first time an tppanent did ;lt Grant was beating A1 Butera sessed toe maximum penalty of fight. « ^ ...... "" lotson, the 6-foot-S right-hander McNertney also slammed game will be replayed from the sons ago, Wiggin sent in four K.C., 27; Agee, Chic., 21. Elsewhere In the leagrue, the night against the Vernon Ori­ three-for-three at the plate and X reiaMted in' an out. 1716 of Ridgewood 3 and 2 and out­ five years In prison and a $10,- - ’The Yankees lost 8-1 to the the brother of Boston outfielder answered "What do you think? I three hits, driving In two runs start. ______names, but only one was con­ Pitching (7 decisions) — Hor- leading Chicago White Sox oles at Diamond No. 1 at Colt’s and knocked in all hut one of aeoend (tone we did ft and scor­ distancing Pete Zaccagnino, a 000 fine. Boston Red Sox Wednesday Rico Petrocelll. tacted and he declined the of­ len. Chic., 8-0, 1.000; McGloto- at 6 o’clock, ran their winning M orlart/s tallies. ed a run. How a(bout tluft Ed­ fellow Wethersfield club mem­ Clay, who refused to take toe nig^t—their fifth straight defeat No one was ejected, and only fer. _ lln, Calif., 6-1, .857; ’Tlant, Cleve. streak to four. They enjoy a The locals wasted no time in ber, 7 and 6. oath as a draftee April 28,''con­ -In a game Interrupted in the one injury was reported. New Bauer to Manage die Stanky? Two former Manchester 6-1, .867; Sparma, De(., 6-1, full game lead over second denUng the scfiss^mard. Prank (Robertson Paric is our locaile, Grant, who was toe leading tended he should be exempt be­ second iimli^ by a .hraiwl wbidh York’s Joe Pepitone was High athletes appearing in the amateur at toe Masters, has .867. Laver Still Ranked No. I, place Herb’s. DeMauro led off the first with not the Airtrodome, hut Den cause he is a Black Muslim didn’t end until 12 special police knocked down and suffered a American Stars Hartford Twilight League qre Strikeouts — Lonborg, Bost., It was the second consecu­ a walk, went to third on Moe 'Simmons, another standout at been toe favorite to win the 1967 minister named Muhammad intervened. sprained left wrist. He left the Mark Heller and Dennis Dailey. 106; Peters, Chic., 92. tive two-hit shutout for Sala, Morhai^t’s single and came In Manahertwr High, atiU wears state amateur title since toe All. Judge Ingraham Instructed “ We’re losing, but we’re live- game in the fouitt inning, Continues to Try Harder BOS’TON (AP)—Hank Baper, who struck out seven and Heller, a sophomore at Dart- tournament began Monday. . Asked If he threw at ’Tillot­ on a doubleplay toalL dootbeJl alhoes. (He adds a lit- the Jury, however, to only con­ ly,” said Yankee manager ralph manager of the world champion walked two. Tlhe last^ time out, rnoitth, handles the caftdhing a FOCUS Ofr/ National League son, Lonborg replied: “ Well National League DeiMaruo provided the spark tile more color by using a "KJ».” sider whether Clay knowingly Houk. Sala shutout Russefl Pontiac, dutileN for Hamilton . . . Matt THE. QUTHELP Batting (126 at bats) — Qe- IZ"’ 1.1 j -M.—, what do you think. I have to NEW YORK—(NEA)—Rod Wembley in London. At one W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore Orioles, will manage again in the third, ithls time Jiait,) Speaking of K.P., Ertc and unlawfully refused to be The trouble started after New players.” 2-0. He now hps a streak of Gtayeskl’s decision to join the mente, Pitt., .363; Cepeda, St.L. point, he won 25 straight match­ St. Louis 39 22 -,639 — the American League team In leading off with a slngls. A Oaxte, a former Amerloan Le­ inducted. York pitcher TTiad ’Tillotson |was Laver knows he’s No. 1 in ten­ 14 oonseoutive scoreless In­ Mets adds another name to an .344. Lonborg was decked by a high es until Andres Glmeno beat Cincinnati 41 27 .603 1% the 38th All-Star game with the pair of walks set the stage'for gion baaeboU player, oppeea* ’The champion gave no ilndico'- irtruck on the shoulder by a nis. ’The players on the profes­ Impressive list of TwlHght Runs—Aaron, Atl., 61; Brock, ’Tillotson pitch In the fourth and him in Geneva. Chicago 34 28 .648 6% nings. Johnson, who brought in two in a bright red unMorm -that re------■lUKi-----111 m I ■ I— I > tion of concern Wednesday as pitch. National League July 11 at Ana­ St.L., 47. one of his pitches hit Yankee sional tour know It. Only the Rod Is very casual about his San Frtlnclsco 38 29 .647 6% "Sala did his usual fine job,’’ more runs with a single. League hurlers which already he accompanied his attorneys, seonbles those used oJt the Unit­ Runs batted In—^Wynn, Houst. Ab TlHloitsan moved tawamd pmch hitter Dick Howser on the American public is unaware. success. "I don’t think of my­ Pittsburgh 33 29 .832 6% heim, Calif. Johnson said. ‘(He had excel­ includes former minor leaguers Covington and Qulnnan Hodges Johnson wasn’t finished yot. ed ateitee Army Mjedloai Train­ 49; Clemente, Pitt., 47. first base he exchanged words helmet In the fifth, but there "It doesn’t bother me,” says self as anything but a num­ Atlanta 32 32 .600 8% Leagpie President Joe Cronin lent control throughout. Two Pete sala, Jim Bldwell and of Houston,'' to toe Federal Hla 340-foot triple in the fifth ing Center at Ft. Sam Houston, Northrup No Longer Tired Hits — Brock, St-L., 89; Qe- with Red Sox pitcher Jim Lon- further trouble. Howser Laver calmly. “ It’s just a mat^ ber trying to win like the rest,” Philadelphia 29 33 .468 10% also announced Wednesday that games like this in a row is ageless Lev Spencer. Building for toe formal notice of followed Morhardt’s double to ’Texaa mente, Pitt., 85. borg, and Boston third baseman replaced by a runner. ter of time. When our tour be­ he said. Los Angeles 27 37 .422 13% Bauer’s coaches will be Eddie quite a feat In a league like appeal and renewal of toe bond complete the Morlarty scor- Doubles — Cepeda, St.L., 19; Joe Foy, who had been hit on ,jihg brawl was the second In comes as popular as the golf Improved This Year Houston 26 41 .388 16 Stiinky, manager of the Chicago this.” he posted following his indict­ Wprkikng five tnnlni°B, Gay- BEC {LEAGUE R. Allen, Phil., 17; T. Davis, the helmet by a Tillotson pitch recent weeks at Yankee Stadl- tour,then the publicity will fol "I ’ve Improved this year, but New York 21 39 .380 17% White Sox, and BIU Rlgney, Johnson .played a big hand In ment May 8. 16 Pre-Season Contests Dave Sdomonson’s sixth In­ N.Y. 17. In the top hall of the Inning, hard slide at second base low. Until then, there isn’t much there Is no end to Improvement, Wednesday’s Results manager of the California apolllng former Waterbury e-ikd was bagged tear ntoe htts. On Journeys to Ball Park The bond conditions stipulate etiSktoig out four and waUdng ning, threetrun home run broke Triples — Williams, Chic., 6; rushed toward the New York jjy Yankee Bill Robinson that can be done except to work Look at Pancho Segura. He’s Atlanta 9, San Francisco 2 Angels. Giant Matt Gayeski’s league that he cannot leave this coun­ a 2-2 tie and gave the Spruce Northrup is 27 , years old, and minors until I was 27 or 28,” Phillips, Chic., 6; Pinson, Cln., player. itaudied ofif a melee with the De- hard to gain acceptance for the 46 and still playing good tennis. Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 3 thiree. NEW YORK (NEA) — try without permission of toe St. Tavom a 5-2 Victory over when he first was graduated to he continues, "and then, what 5; R. Allen, Phil., 5; Gonzalez, “ Don’t light him (Lonborg), trolt ’Tigers.New York also lost tour.” My game is the best It has ever New York 2, Philadelphia 0 A ffaot tomding bunt single by Jim Northrup, who once court. Rival Grid Leagues the Tiger roster two years ago, would I have? I could forget Phil., 6. you’ll have to light me,” Foy that game. To the aficionado In Europe been, but I don’t say I can’t Cincinnati 3, Houston 2 Phil vSdenna and a seventh ta- The champion said he plans to N e ^ D^toi^e 3 5 " the wanted to be a dextor and second baseman Jerry Lumpe about being a doctor. I could Home.runs — Aaron, Atl., 17; told Tillotson as players from The big Boston guns Wednes- „r Australia, Rod’s home, the improve it. I’ll have to, though, St. Louis 2, Los Angeles 0 iping ground admgle to right by go to Chicago soon and then be­ Walt Williams Keeps Head feature, keeping the score low. has the distinguished gray started calling him The Gray 'forget about pro football—^I Wynn, Houst., 17. ■ both teams rushed on to the day night were fired by Tony perfect gift 1s a ticket to watch because week after week I’m Today’s Games Aaron Oomerohero were the hair that' goes with it, gin his speaking engagements. only htts off Sala. List Active Schedule Spruce soared In the flnrt. Fox. ’The name has stuck,- would really like to have a Stolen bases — Brock, St.L,, field. Conlgliaro and Carl Yastrzem- the red-headed southpaw wear playing against athletes with no New York (R. Shaw 2-5) at onfly bo hove Wyman go ahead measuring his baseball though Jim doesn’t buy toe im­ chance to go out and play He mentioned Atlanta; Jackson­ ’There were too many pair offs ski. Conlgliaro socked a three- down his opponents with his real weaknesses.” ' BUNTS AND BOOTS: Mloe 26; Phillips, Chic., 16. Philadelphia (Wise 1-4), night But Sticks Out His Neck an Mtke Oavainaugh’s two-run progress with an instinctive plication. '((Northrup was a quarterback), ville, Fla.; Clevelamd; Detroit, lor the umpires to handle, so to nm homer In the first, and Yas- perfectly controlled game, St. Louis (Carlton 4-4) at Los Moilhairdt WtU be mdsBiing from NEW YORK (AP) — The National Football League Pitching (7 decisions) — Le- Barry MacKay the American CHIECAGO—((NBA) — Walt tiiamer in tihe second. The win- calibrator. but I realize It’s too late now.” end Waislilngton, D.C. the rescue oaane the eQ>eclail trzemskl drove In three professional, has a theory why Angeles (Osteen 9-6), night the Moriaity Idneup next week. and the American Football Leagu^ will get topth er to "If I’d ' have been really master, Atl., 7-1, .876; Queen, Great Wrist Action WliaUams ts not the kind of guy ners tied It up agaiin in toe “ This season,” he says, "1 smart,” he grimaces, ” I’d have Cin., 8-2, .800; Cuellar, Houst., policemen—one of them being with three straight hits. Laver has not received the Atlanta (Clonlnger 1-3) and The fOtimer OWicapo Odb w®I be play 16 pre-season games this year during the period But the precarTousness o f Because of his great wrist ac­ thdid with a atngle baiffly. feel tired going to toe ball 8-2, .800; Veale, Pitt., 8-2, .800. acceptance that goes to the top Niekro 2-3) at Sah Francisco wiho loseis his hhad juat beKseuse a beBctoein Instructor at a camp gotten a lot more money, and Jim’s position as he struggled tion, Rod can disguise his in­ in New York Sta/te . . . Jim between Aug. 5 and Sept. 3. ______' SoDomonsoin and Budd(y Minor park.” they would have had to protect through Decatur, Duluth, Strikeouts — Marlchal, S.F., Game Postponed athletes competing in this coun­ (Bolin 3-6 and Perry 8-7), 2 imocrt peiople arm of the apdnion Regular season play between “ ^ t,y^ro wits apleice for Spruce tentions on the court, often con­ Eadwen is Johnson’s chodae And so toe record shows that me.” •Knoxville and SSTacuoe had a 118; Cuellar, Houst., 101. Last night’s scheduled Amer­ try. Only games scheduled. that he laicks enough neck to the two leagues Is not expected carried on national telecasts, vvttYile Omit FawreH collected he is playing, centerfield regu­ 30-Lap Feature at Stafford fusing his opponents with tan­ egaikidt the Oriotes tonight. He By protection, he means toe •compensation. He tried harder. ican Legion baseball game be­ “ Gonzalez always had a name Friday’s Games Ihcdd it in place. to start until 1970. ’The only pre- startine with the Green Bay- two safeties In defeat larly for toe Detroit ’Tigers, hit­ talizing spinning shots from any has >w«n both prevtous starta Detroit organization wouldn’t •"Guys Who came along the tween South Windsor and WUll- ,'W«to Hast weefle’fl action at Thte week shapes up as be- from his amateur days,” Mac­ New York at Atlnta, N Walt, beibteir known ns vious meeting of the leagues Colleg^All-Star game at Chlca- spruce 101 003 0 —5 7 0 ting .300 and generally establish­ position. . . . Bdddy VeJeas, an 18-year have exposed him to a draft 'same time, 'Willie Horton and mantic was postponed due to 'qtaifflord Stwedwaiy .wiped out highhght of ithe season. Kay said. “ Then, when he turn­ Houston at Chicago (NleKik around (the Amertoan was In the Super Bowl at Los go, Aug. 4 on toe American wyman 020 000 0—2 7 3 ing himself as a major leaguer StadBord apeeoway ^ ii^m Soullhingtan, But in the United States, Pan­ oOd fonmer Newdingtan High after his first year In organized Mickey' Stanley, had major BASEBALL HEROES wet grounds. It has been re­ ed professional, the pros play­ Pittsburgh at Clnclimati, N Leaigue, Is a cheerful rookie Angeles where the Green Bay Broadcasting Ck)mpany. Five iMCBartaind amid Taylar, Guli- and a vital force on a team with di»e bo a sudden thunderstorm, ^X, has proved in- cho Gonzalez Is the king and'al­ star, has Impneaseid JOhnaon. baseball at Decatur, 111., in scheduled for Tuesday, June 27 ed those one-night stands. Pan­ San Francisco at Los Angeles, ojfifiielkiier of 23 from Rrovm ; Packers of toe NFL defeated other nationally televised games ano; Noske and Rutoeitfard. championship aspirations. leagpie ednitraots from the (Priday night’s naclng program vindlble so far this season and ways will be. This, despite the He made Ms second start laet 1961. Every team in the majors at South Windsor. cho would win night after night. N wtoCK^ Tex., who doesn’t mind toe Kansas City Chiefs of toe will be carried by toe Columbia CHURCH |LEA«fUE In 1965 and ’66, his first two •start,” says Jim. • ‘T o stay BATTING — Bob Uecker, BhcMikI toe a real Ibaittle. ’The there are scares of car owners fact that Laver has won all six idrlht and coUeoted a single in passed up a chance to draft "Usually it was against the Philadelphia at St. Louis, N ansiweriinig to hgs nonaemaical AFL. ’ Broadcasting System. OoHeictilinig a sitnglo, double years In toe majors, Jim show­ with them, I had to do a lot Braves, belted a grand slam NlAflOAiR sanotianed program and drivers just itching to get professional tournaments to three tries . . : Dave WMte Is Northrup for $25,000. same opposition too. But now. I’ nteknaone as long as the Cht- ’The first inter-league test will ’The. regular NFL season and tripite acid knocking In ed a combined average of .242 better.” home run and doubled In anoth­ gOts underway at 8:15 with a orack ait the oW pro. “Flenjke” date on the pro tour. Imagine American League sSaited to m i In for Miarisandt Eastern League In the tournaments, you have caigD Wihilbe Sox keep him in be Saturday, Aug. 6, with De- opens Sept. 17 but toe regular three runs. Rom NiVUson paced and felt worn out by toe All- ‘M don’t know If I -would Rookie of Year er run as Atlanta crushed San ithree 10-lap quilifying heats fed- has seflvad the mystery of the Arnold Palmer or Jack Nlcklaus W. L. Pet. G.B. to play five or six different the Idneup. •trolt at . - AFL sesaon opens Sept. 3. The (toe SavlngB Bank to an 8-2 win Star break in July. have drafted me either," he Francisco 9-2. r Pittsfield is In last place in lowed by a 10-lap oonsolation mow (banked, paved oval. He has winning six In a row. Chicago 38 24 .613 — I In 1964, he wais voted the players and styles vary. over the South Bnders laat "And I didn’t even play ev­ admits, ‘'because P w a s.a free 35 28 .856 3% "I can, taike anything,” says International League rookie of P I T C H I N G—Jack Fisher, toe Eastern Division of toe evertb. The cQtawux wdM toe -the taifcen a modified car with a re- His fantastic start In 1967 fol- “ You can’t just get on top and Detroit Net Committee njghlt at Charter Oak Paik. ery day,” he notes. "But of swinger. A t toe same time, I strlk- Eastern Leag;ue—but don’t try 30-dap malm feaiture wdith a liedd Kalble power pdanit aMd the right lows an equally successful year wear the same guy down night Cleveland 33 31 .516 6 Want, 'las (long as I’m in the ‘the year at ■ Syracuse and Mets, fired a two-hltter. nssijcms. People can oah me iDlego—and tjie PhUadelphia The whimeiis scored aU but one course, I was up to my ears In was' always confident I could ing out five as New York blank- to explain why to division-lead­ df cut least 04 oaJB itaMng the chaissiB aet-up and found a In 1966 when he won three of after night. —Boston 3331 .616 6 Red-Faced When AFL president Milt Woodard pushed up to the Varsity. Bru­ ‘ Eagles and Los Angeles Rams o f their runs in toe middle In- baseball all year-round, playing make it if I got tIhe chance." ed Philadelphia 2-0. ing Waterbury. green flag kv tWs event. The groove that gats him airound eight U.S. tournarnents in ^addi- "I think it’s going to be a lot Minnesota 32 31 .508 6% anyithtoig they like, tout I don’t announced toe league’s longest mngta ton had quit baseball; Colavito car.e. As lon|g a s I ’m ptaylng, .’each wUl play two AFL teams. winter league, averaging 265 *11116 chance. ’That wais the guarenteed purse Is ^,0(X) with wdith a miniimium of fuss and tlon to winning In Milan, Jo- harder for the. No. 1 man to Baltimore 31 32 .492 7% Seeds Defeated preseason schedule, 29 games 'Tam Corcoran and Tom Mlalt- (was traded. Only KaHne re­ 'St. Louis, Green Bay, New York games two years In a row. I crux of a long frustration. By i$600 slated (tor the winner. bather. hannesburg. Cape Town and at stay on top the way things are California 32 36 .471 9 I’m hla®py.’' LONDON (AP) — The Meding stretching from July 29 to Sept. mained. -and Cleveland of the NFL will rtick. with two hits apiece, adso got too tired.” passing him through the draft, now. That’s why Rod’s record Kansas City 31 36 .463 9% 3t’a geneoally ibelievield that committee of the Wimbledon 3. ’The first game wUl send Mi­ pCay^ a part In toe vlotory. ' 'When Mayo Smith becalme not play any games with toe Jim’s compulsion to keep the ’Tigers were able to send has been so amazing the last New York 28 35 .444 10% WMiams, who (got ^rtaitod with Tennis ’Tournament was Slightly ami against Denver at Akron, Ron GaKibafteon drove toi one run (manager o f the ’Tigers this 29 38 . .433 11% other league this year. busy was due to an anxiety, com­ Ifiim out on option for four two years. It will be Interesting Washington the Houston ongandnatlon, wan red-faced today as their hand­ Ohio Saturday, July 29. for the South Hinders. players Northrup in cen- Wednesday’s Results ■ Each of toe otoer teams, ex­ plex that has hounded him al­ years while keeping to see if he can keep it up.” tagged wKh hda NcnNeck handle picked players soiled their rep- Savings B. 012 401 x—8 12 2 less terfield, moved ^ KaMne (iwho Chicago 6-2, Washington 2-1 cept Detroit, Philadelphia and most from toe time he signed (bat Northrup felt were (by Astro oetotoer John Ba(teanan. WALT WILLIAMS utatt(gis. ' S. EWders 200 000 0 —2 5 6 a professional contract with toe •had played the middle) hack Boston 8, New York 1 (But Welt Bays the credit (or Los Angeles, will play one each. Coope and Maitridk; Orainato worthy. The committee chose eight •All of toe AFL teams will play ’Tigers In 1961. It was at toe end to his normal position in right I^New way to Heavy Favorite Baltimore 6, Kansas City 4 pehheqpB (the wand Should be dis- >ia there for some (base hits.” and Watralth. “I lived in doubt for years,” WlUiaiiiui, who was a Texas - seeds for the men’s singles in NFL teams. San Diego will take of hts junior year at Alma Col­ (field, and stetdoned Horton in Mlmmesoba 6, DebroR 5, 8 tn- cinedit, in this case) should go ALUMNI JUNIORS he says, "beoause I know they CLEVELAND (AP) — Newly nings, tie, rain Ugh adhook elOandout the last the big tournament, vriildh on Detroit, Los Angeles and lege in Michigan, where Jim leift. to Oenrge Kiiiksey, .w!ho played Hard hitting by Steve Samlo- ^j^g taking a; p'remed course. didn’t have to keep me. It e ro d e d U.S. Open king Jack California at Cleveland, rain tim e the 'White Sox won a . starts next Monday. Six of them Pittsburgh. Buffalo, Borton, Ail three have had phenom­ cu laogie male in bringing Ug tls and Jack Holik and effec' really worried me that I’d nev­ Nlcklaus was a heavy favorite Today’s Gatoes itered for the London Grass Kansas a ty , Miami and Denver majoring In biology and chem­ enal hitting spurts this spring. league beM to Hauaton. pennant in I960; has wnne tive pitching by Doug Scruton er get a chance. 1 looked at ^ heat with oil today to capture the $103,600 Minnesota (Kaat k-7) at De- ChampionShipif at QUesn’a ' each will play two and Houston, istry, mlnorlng In football, bas­ (Kaline leads t/he American theories on the Sox -and Stan- ]{,iEAGUB gave the Dodgers a 6-2 conquest the ’Tiger outfield in those Cleveland Open GoU Tourna- t^ lt (Sparma 6-1) ‘iKiirlcsey waSked into my lb thla week — and by today toe New York Jets and Oakland INTERNATfbNAL ketball and baseball. l.«ague in batting... Horton room one day,” WaUarau re- k y ' four of them were eliminated aa Flnlsihing up with a. ' Cour-iiCauY-. won York (Verbanic 2-1), night j hesitant, now predicts, '1 think A ocimipiajct 5-6, 196 pounder, when he teUs you tMat you've h^der — Roy Emerson and BUI > and toe Oakland Raiders. An a 6-4 atandard. Losing pitcher Ed Dubaldo wryly, ” I needed that money to with tafe' knowledge that the the National Open in record- Only games scheduled, (I can play another 10 years." IRON FIREMAN Wauanw. may (be adxnt o n neck, done a good job, you know ey of Auatralla and Cliff * all-Texas game will be played ' A1 Zoda’s three hits, includ- struck out 12 in pitching a five live.” Tigers could still ship him shattering fashion last weekend Friday’s Games he means it. You beUeive tt. hitter. Mike Pesclk scored one three more times if they were (Provided, of course, he doesn’t California at Kansas Chty, N ibA he’s long on liuelile, a qual- sdale of South Africa. " Sept. 2 when the Dallas -Cow- h>g a home mun, paced the wln- Gray Fox with a crafty performance. His When he pats you on the baick, run and knocked in toe other so inclined. (feel tired again going fe> 'the Chicago at lOnnesota, N i/ty that has Edtawexky endeared Jau of them feU to playera who , boyii Invade Houston to play toe nlng offense with Ron .Wleix- At toe time, his hair already five- under-par 65-'Sunday at you knew you rate It. He for the losers. ‘T could see myself in the ball park. Baltimore at Washington, N him to Chdoago manager Bddle have been given no special con­ • OUera. ohowoki colleoUog a pair of was beginning to turn gray. CUSTOM Mark II Baltusrol Country Club in doesn’t waste pihlse.” Dodgers 010 032 x :—6-5-0 Detroit at New York, N B(taaky. sideration for Wlmbmledoo. " ’The San Diego Chargers, w^p dorthtes. . Springfield, N.J., included eight On the Sox, Walt (Kys: Cubs 200 000 0 -2-3-2 birdies. Cleveland at Boston, N "WUhaiina in on aggressive Emerson went out Wsdnss- ' used to make Los .Angeles their Jim (MiOhalick (had tiwo of the hfbter,” atnnky vOlunteenB, “wtio "Pecple adk if w e oan g o all day, beaten 8-6, 4-6, by the bill- jhome, will face toe Los Angeles three Oiler hits olUawed (by Scruton and Hollk; Dubaldo Tough Job to Pick Best Outfielders OIL BOILER doesn't Cool iairound ig> there at the way ttris year and therefs jjgjjj fore-hand driving Of Tom and Pesclk, Brame. 'Ram s Aug. 27 at San Diego and 'winning pitcher Rich Letts. NEW YORK (AP)—If outfield­ Six oulifielders are among the are St. Louts first baseman pr- the ptaite. Hie e(ttaclcB the baXL. only one thing I can say. If okker, a private in the Dutch -toe newest expansion teams. Lawyers 000 1'24—7-8-2 DUSTY SOFTBALL Defense proved to be toe key ers were allowed to play other top 10 hitters in toe American 1?"^“ HefJl owing at opyitMqg toe oon "we don’t win, we’re going to xrmy. ■Miami of toe AFL and New Or Oilens 000 011-2-3-3 positions in baseball’s All-Star Carver of St. Louis and Phila­ with ihs imw :;i;ich.’' he so Close that a lot o f peo- Drysdale waa outgunned by leans of toe NFL, will meet Letts and Hesk'dto; (Mlchalik, last night as Klock 'Co. surpris­ League, and Baltimore’s Frank delphia third baseman- Richie ed Ray’s Restaurant, 3-1, at Game, toe major league play­ VoluMetric Combustion 100 Yamaha Twin Jets to MOO Lucky Winners In an effort to get WMHams pie are going to think we did Roger Taylor, the Britlah left- Sept. 2 on the neutral ground Champ (4) end yuidry. ers would have an easier' time Robinson not only Is toe No. 1 Allen. Cepeda, who has played Robertson Park. Two - runs In batter but he also leads in home VoIuMcIric combustion means: H«y look 'em over...the biggest, most complete line in sportcycling. 17 great Yamahas for ’6 7. to attack only good pitches win. You'can’t g ot any dloBer hander, 2-6, 18-16. of Charleston, S.C. AMEailCAN ^TJIAOUE In making toler selections. toe outfield, is tops in doifbles. ’The NFL’s preseasoh sched­ the fourth inning provided the runs and runs batted in as he (1) Toiiil combustion; complete elimination o f smoke and spot. from 50’s to 350’a. Swing today and turn in your entry blank (or a chance to win one of 100 Yamiha Twin Jets. .th e and let the bad ones sail p ea t, t'lan that” _ . Okker 1$ going to town and la Dairkneas come (before any ’The players went to toe polls The American League non­ For all hla hustle, WUllams, being talked about aa a Wimble- ule, announced by President Art winning margin. . bids for a second straight Triple outfielders who rank among toe (2) SuvinBS averaging one gallon o f oil out o f three reported by only twin cylinder sportcycle In its class. No gimmicks. . . nothing to buy. Just fill Stanky has offered to reward runs 09 (Seiars and Police & Fire ^ ...... today to vote for toe starting users, due to complete burning o f oil ami prevention o f heat low v'ho never hft below.. .800 in oon dark horse. He conquered Modell, Cleveland owner, calls played to a scoreless five-inning George McCann and Tony CJrown. J top 10 in hitting are Detloit out the entry blank below and bring it In. But hurry, the drawing will be held soon. (Walt with a new suit it he Knstauskas came up with some -American National League llne- up the chimney (standby loss). (3) No chimney draft nMded. m iM A H A ^ draws 60 walks this year. the minors, finds hfanself well Bowrey, too, in ah earlier for a total of 61 games including tie last nlglit at ’WOddeU Field. Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh catcher Bill Freehan, Minnesota (4) Elimination o f soot stops cause o f most service calls. Phone INTCRNtTIONAL CORFOIIATION • IIDCC IMF out'^tanUing defensive gems for ups for toe summer classic to MUSiLSWW*nilinMMnrillcMW,H>lwla«.SaSSaS:MmMaaYaMlsM>MUiweH|inllM,iaMta,anitWtt«nM

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WOMT THIS tOOH> =" ^ '" “< i : £ £ _ J regard Iccated o ff Route 15, E xit the Avon representattve In 32 Bound 7 Street urchins assistant 47Tyndareus’ wifi eenvenlenee. The advertlaer ahoald rend his ad the P1B8T scrambler. $800. 649-2002. ascemicspiot 27 Vice president 46The,.dlll DAT nr APPEABS and REPORT EBROBB In ttane for the EABUIOUS 94. Apply or cell: your neighborhood and turn 33 Benefit in VIetnsm WHERE HUES ARE MCOLOR?.*»g,g;p BY V. T. HAMLIN 34 Notioni 8 Tahitian god (coll.) 40 Essential being neoct Ineertton. The Herald la reaponalUe for only ONE Inoor- y ; spare time Into money. Can 38 Small island in B Permit 29 Comfort 51 Young goat GORjEOUE AND BRIGHT A L L Y OOP 52 Before reot or omitted Insertion for any adverttaement and then only Biisinots Sorvkos 289-4922. Pacific to Active one 30 Unit of distance te the extent of a "madte good” Inaertion. Enron whhdi do -A H / T H a i HIS Pioneer Aerodynamic WELL, SUPPOSING/ HOW WE'LL CONTINUE 37 Surfeited 11 Girl's name 3t Winter vehicle 54 Yellow bugle .J.'N A S TY OL' _.(...,IT«NOThai YEH, I . plant not leaaen the 'nine of tho advertlSeiement will not be corrected OffMod 13 FULL OR i»rt-tlm e high school YOU LEAVE TH' / VEH;--! WITH OUR DIPLOMATIC 40 Lose blood 12 Promontory Egyptlai CAMERA^ AlWArfS Systems, Inc. fiORlLLA' >CXJ, HOW WE KNOW UP Xffairs UKE, dWnlly 55 Biblical land by "make good” Insertion. CXJNDUCT TO NOW PEACE OF TH* I GUESS 41 Extraordinary 19 Route (ab.) RUSS’ MOWER Service LOADED HMH girls, for am all luncheonette. MDU KNOT- , WORLD IN TH V SO.' CBsITLEMEN / Hale Rd., Manchester HEADS? OU'. FOREION ITHASNT sharpening arid repair. Rotary auat^MWiTEf Call 649-8218, 875-9844. POUCY.^ BEEN, CARE OF THOSE 1 s r i 5“ 6 r ” r “ 16 -644-1581 BUT.., RESPONSIBLE _ and reel. Hand mowers a spe- FOR rri OKAY? Gop 643-2711 >875-3136 cislty. Pick-up and delt ery ) INSTRUCTS r r (BookvUIe, Toll Free) THE OLD- service. 742-7607. An Equal Opportunity NOTICE \ ■ FASHK3NE0 WAY= PATNORJbf/ Em ployer i5 8HARPBNINO Service -Saws, MON^oe,Vll9. CALL FOR SPECIAL knives, axes, shears, skates, rotary blades. Quick service. TOWN MEETING \1 Trouble Reaching Our AdvertlMr? Ihe le ^ trotem a t the Town BY J. R WILLIANS Capitol Elqulpment Co. 88 Main OUT OUR WAY ■ ■ MATURE WOMAN to Uve In o t Bolton are hereby warned 14-Honr Answering Service St., Manchester. Hours dally Painting— Paporing 21 Schools and Clossas 33 and assist with wheel chair fe­ 7-8. niursday 7-9, Saturday 7- Bunding— and notified to meek in a SPE­ HEY,' WHY DO N'T YOU . HOW LAZY CAM HE GET YOU male patient, room and board CIAL TOWN MEETITNO at the MEA(0.' AMY t i m e HE'S TAKIM' ^ 26 a r 6i A 648-7908. Contracting 14 PAINTINa, Interior, exterior, LIFT THAT HOSE OVER 26 5 T | [ K Free to Herald Readers furnished. CaU 649-2367 before COMMUNITY HALL, In said T H E D o e > ik j s t e a d o f A 5UM0ATH /AM' CAM GET TURMEP free estimates. Contsuit G e i^ d 2 O VER TO t o a s t ON THE OTHER M A M RUBBISH CO. offers NEVrrON H SMRB A 8 0 N - 2:30. Town, on TUBSDiAY, JU N E 27, DRAaG(WG IT THKOUOH 36 ' Want Information on one of our elaeMlIed adveirtlaementer A. Stratton, 643-8748, 648-4887. AAA THE POOR. O U V? HOW SIDE WITHOUT HAVIW TO DO IT 62 oomroerdal, Industrial, pro­ RemodeUng. repairing, addi­ 1967, at 8:00 o’cloeli in the eve­ h i m s e l f HE'S t i c k l e d s il l y ." No answer at the tel^hone UatedT Simply oaU the l a z y OAN vou cSETf/ fessional, residential, removal tions, rec rooms, garages, PAINTING—Interior and ex­ TRACTOR TRAILER ning, for the Doliowlng purpose: ^ ■ 3 6 porches and roofing. No Job BY LEFP’ an d M cW ILLIAM S 35 service, containerised service terior, K very reasonable, free 'IV> see if the Town wlH ap- D A V Y JONES EDWARDS too. sman. Can 6»S144. TRAINING INVITATION available. 649-9707. estimates. Call Richard Mar­ proprlate an aimount not to ex­ r o BE GLki^ ^ tin, 649-9285. DO NOT MAKE ME 37 ADDinONB, remodeling, s^- ceed $6400.00, to be taken out PROVE I CAN GET T O ... BU-T, ER. ANSWERINB SERVICE S'TEPS. SIDEWAUCa.... atone A re you tired o f a smaU T O B I D BOTH OF YOU W6EL X'M SURE HE walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- rages, rec rooms, • bathrooiha OFF rtV O SHOTS WON'T BELIEVE 41 EXTERIOR AND interior palnt- paycheck? U -n lei New The Town of Bolton invites •TAND A6 AINST THE tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ clt in the 1066-67 Board of Bdu- WALL, WRETH YOUR EEN THE TIME OF MB. YOU GIVE — radiis. A ll concrete repairs. Ing. WaUpeper books, paper England 'Tractor Trailer Isealed bids, mnrked “ Baid tor 2 HANDS REACHING IFtTO ONE, AMIGOS. THE PLOT/ 6ISMI500 875-1519 Reasonably priced. 648-0801. ment work, cellar floors, pat­ ca'Uon budget. ■ts i p T IT hanging. Ceilings. Flo(»a. Ful­ Training show you how to fu el oil” , bo siKpply No. 2 fuel THE stratosphere. ios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- ly faiBured, workmansUp guar­ Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, and leave your message. Ton’ll hear from oar advertiser ATTICS, CELLARS and yards make $9,000 to $12,000 a oil for the Oommunity Hall, m aynskl, Builder. 649-4291. anteed. L m PeU etler,' 649-6826. this 2Z[td day o f June 1067. 51 w In Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. cleaned, trash hauled to the year. N.E.T.T.T. has train­ Town Garage and Library dur- 6o It no answer 648-9048. Blchard Morra, dump. Reasonable. Call 648- ed men for more than 130 tihe year beginning July 1, 1967, Michael Peace, 5) 5819 or 1-684-4524. major tnickiitg companies. and 'eiMling June 30, 1068. 56 Automobilts For Sdo 4 Paving - Drivoways 14^ pioor Finishing 24 A short training program Bernard Sheridan, TRBIE E37BRT — Trees cut, ___ _ _ ... .__ in your area, fuU or part- Bids slhonld be received by 2 Board of Selectmen 5T 1966 FORD CUSTOM, V-8, au- 68 building lots cleared, trees AMBS8ITB — Qualify workman- FLOOR SANDING and refiulah- time,. day or night wiU pjn., Judy 17, 1967, at the O f­ HERALD tomatic, shift needs repair, topped. Got a tree problem? ship on driveways, parking ing (specializing In older make you eUgible for the fice of Selectmen, R.F.D. 2, $100. or best offer. 646-4636. Wen worth {flicne caU. 742- areas, commercial and resi­ floors), cleaning and waxing trucking industry. We train Box 538, Boibon Center Rd., BOX LETTERS 8262. dential F ree estimates, no ob- floors. Painting. Paperhang- on gas and Diesel tractors, Bolton, Oonn., and will be open­ Ugatlona. OaU Eastern Paving Ing. No Job too sm all. John Air €onditioned C A K N I^A L BY DICK TURNER 35 and 40 foot boxes and ed at 7 p.m. that evening when !9>pr Your SUMMER SPECIALS LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Co.. 028-3987. Verfallle, 649-5700. tankers. Placement assist­ the Sedeotmen m eet m the town BY KEN MUSE repaired. Picked up and d^ ance upon graduation. Call offices. WAYOUT Infoimatton 1902 GADILUC r ■VIOLKHWA.aENS livered. Ehiglnea tuned up. Call Bonds— Stocks— H artford 247-1353. f Roofing-- Siding 16 The Board of Selectmen le- THE HERAUD wlU not 649-7968. Mortgagos 27 eerve the right to reject any or TH ER E'S WHAT THE WORRY WART dlscloee the Identity of 1906 StBHaoo Whigiott, deluxe^ SALES AND Service on Ariena. B ID W E LL HOkOS Im prove- a ll bids. 4-Doar, A l l P a w a r. DOES ASBESTOS/ any advertteer using box SOMETHING bus, low mOeage, nice new. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn meiil Oo.—Roofing, siding (al­ MORTGAGE LOANS - first, Good Canditioii. First IT letters. Readers answer­ $1,005. terations, additions and re­ second, third, aU kinds realty. WRITTEN AT t ing blind box ads who mowers. Also Homelite chain offar of $ , . THE END OF SAY? BY FRANK O’NEAL saws and International Cub modeling of all types. Excel­ Statewide, credit rating unnec­ 1 595 SHORT RIBS desire to protect their 1904 Deluxe, mdto, taeaiter, very essary. Reasonable, oonfiden- b Identify can foBow thla Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ lent workmanship. 049-6496 A Tractor ^ o6ea». 905. tial, quick (arrangements, A1 Call i procedure: ment and aharpening service 643-8945 A FEW WEEKS A60 1901 Miadel, (2 to oboose flnokn) on aU makes. L A M Equip­ vln Lundy Agency, 527-7971, f Trailer School WOW'S THE EARTVA RACE TO THE AMERICANS LAHPEP Endoae your reply one sunroof. 096. ment Corp, Route 88. Vernon. Roofing and 983 Main St., Hartford evenings or 649-1647 bOx in an enveli TWe /AOON COMING ALONG? A SHOVEL UP TNERE. 875-7600 Manchester Exchange 233-6879. addreoaed to the Chimneys 16-A /i 1969 MkxMl 113, deluxe 495. —Enterprise 1040. \ fled Hanager, Mancheeter ; R O O F IN G -R E P A IR o f roofs, SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ In Hartford BLACK TOP Bhrenlng Herald, txigrether 1969 atsitOcm WMgion bus. 296. BACKHOE, tmlldoser work, limited funds-available for sec­ with a memo VsUng the | '■j’he best tn gutters and con We train fuU or pari^time grading and septic tank, dry ductors. Repair of chimneys ond mortgages, payments to SEALER oonqMiiles you do NOT 1957 A s lOr-Gpecdea 195. suit your budget. Shcpedient students In the Hartford waitt to see your letter, wells, land clearing, chain saw too CaU Coughl'n. 6«-7707 area on many makes and AUTO ★ ★ ★ A ★ work. Paul Schendel. 649-0466. service. J. D. Realty, 648-5129. ■your letter w ill be de-1 ROOFING - Specializing re­ models of equipment. No J atroyed if the advertiser MECHAMG BY ROY CRANE 1902 Ooroair, standard trans- ATTICS, cellars cleaned, rub- pairing rooiB o f aU kinds, nea MOR'TGAGE MOIfET avaUable high school ^plom a necesr U one you’tre mutUoned. 1 sary. Local and long dis­ BUZZ SAWYER ndaSkm, vesy clean. $395. blah removed from backyard roofs, gutter woih, chimneys for large ventures. Call 872- If not It will be handled tance Jobs w aiting. Guaran- WANTED ' VERY WELL, BUT 1 STILL SAY YOU'RE and lawns maintained. Reason­ cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ ______3308. OKAY, YOU SAY YOUR ■ VWY,ER.„N CHRISTY SAWYER, AV4P VDU'RE NO AiVVRE In the usual maimer. 1904 R an A ler AmetOaeok, auto- eed placem«it assistance FROM able. 640-1868. experience. Free esFUmates. ^ — ------■ ■ NAMF is MARY BROWN, 1^ f r o m CHICAGO THAN I AM. tnsMc tmnemflaakm. 695. upon graduation. Train row Top W ages WHERE ARE YOU FROM, cmcAeo. c^ Howley 643-5361. 644- Busiiwss Opportunity 28 tHEY'Ke REALLV —Pay when working. Let An Benefits Available MISS BROWNf u y NOW IVIKrS WHAT Lost and Fonnd 1 1901 Ford Staitflon Wngan ______AUTO AGENCY, exceUent loca­ American 'Tractor Trailer Reg. $6.95. •5.95 GONNA BE TO Apply In Person X -CALL INGENUITV.' Oountey Squfae, Dully powered. tion good financing. For an ap­ teach you this high paying BUKY IHeCOMFCTlTlOtHf LOST—PABSBOOK No. 78887 595. Hooting and Plumbing 17 pointment caU Paul J. Corren- ’ /rofession that pays $260. Sa'vlngs Bank of Manchester. per week. School licensed 18 MAIN ST. 1969 Ford, autemaitlc tranends- ti Real Estate, 643-5363. 643- W. G. Glenney Ga MANCHESTER Yi Application made for payment. GENERAL COM PLOTE plumbing and by the State of Connecticut 2125. alon. 196. beating InstaUation, .-epalrs 336 N . M A IN ST. iio is n )— UAiDT'IS FOattmim dia­ Department of Motor Vehl and remodeling Service calls PACKAGE STORE for sale. For mond wedding ring, vicinity 1960 FaAxm, StaoidBaxl tnans- ole. HOME given Immediate attention. Information caU PhUbrick I fsin St. Reward. 64S-61S8, mdasloiL 196. CaU M A M Plumbing A Heat­ Agency, Realton, 649-5847. WE TRAIN IN 1967 CniflIMBr. dekixie, aitr-oon- REMODELING ing. 649-2871. HARTFORD, CONN. b-2Z y MUkt'ru 6. UA M. Off. dRfloned, vm y Cteem. 495. Schools and Clossas 33 "o ’NEAU Annotmemonts 2 D O N T D E L A Y “ Don’t worry about expenses, Pet. I figure you're 1960 Remifler. 176. COMPANY Miflinory. — ACT NOW — missing enough sales to just about cover them!” 19 AIRCRAFT JOBS ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ See TIM MDRIAR/TT Drossmoking AAA OPPORTUNITY Phone 289-6547 Anytim e BY LANK LEONARD ers, sales and service, bonded M ICKY F IN N EKPERT alterations on aU BY WALT WETTERBERG representative. Alfred Amell. Operate Heavy Equipment UO Bryan Dr., Manchester. SILK TOWN MOTORS Opening office in Man­ clothes, ripper repairs, etc. ARE BETTER JOBS Reasonable prices. 643-0741. 644-S141 or 64S-4B1S. 270 Hlaaitfoc ^ ^—— —-— 8th. 'Fo see if the yotero.wlll vota to afqtrove the proposed 3 io n ig ® 10 dow shades made to measure, oattons are avallahle at the budgGt fts advertised in the MaochcBter Ehrenliig' Herald ad stees Venetian hBnds. K eys purvtaaSiiK ODfice, 41 Center 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, hardtop, on June 24, 1967 tor the 1967-1968 fiscal year. Open Monday through Friday— 8 A.M. till 4:80 GARAGE FOR rent, 11 Fair- made whUe you wait. Tape re- atseeit, Manohedter, Oonnecti- good condition, exceUent radio, 9th. TO see if the voters wtU vote to lay a tax and make the field St., Manchester. CaU 648- corders for rent. Mariow’s, 867 cut. P.M.; Tuesday and Wednesday evenings till 8 low mUeage, sacrifice af $^,- rate therefor. 4888 before 8 p.m. or weekends. Main St. 649-5221. Town of Mancheeter, 10th. TO see if the voters wfil vote to authorize Its olBcers P.M.; Saturdays— 8 A.M. till Noon. 149. CaU 648-9687. to participate with the Town ■of Manchester in fidfllHng THREE-CAR garage buUding, OonnecUcut RObeiit B. Wriss, the State Water Resources Camnfisrion’s Schedule tor ^12x35, (appmorimstefy 2,100 BuBdiiig— Water Pollution Abatement in accordance with the GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS— 1964 DODGE, 2-door, $900. Must General Manager square feet. WUl renovate. 649- Contracting 14 State of Conheottcut, Public Act #57. sen to close eetate. 649-2789. 1919 after 5 p.m. The Dtetrlct’s partiefyating ri»re o t the $456,000 cost APPLY NOW—START WORK wfll be $96,538.00 which wlU be paid for out of reeerw 1964 PLYMOUTH sedan, stan^ ALL TYPES of cabinet work, funds and operating revenues. AFTER GR/dDUATION ard, exceUent mechanical con­ Motorcyelts— kitchen romoqellng our spe­ NOTICE nth. TO see if the voters will vote to authorize Ms Officers dition, $76. CaU 648-4470. cialty, 22 years experience. to expend an amount (not to exceed $2,000 and taken Bicyeks 11 Fair prices. Call Lou Descanio. At a mesting held June 15, 1967, the Itiamting and Zoning from Reserve Funds) to cover necessary expeodftures 1668 COM ET STA'nON wagon, 649-6985 anytime. for the possUfie condemnation of the Manchester Water YAMAHA — new dealership, Oommlsrion of Manche^or, automatic. 6 cylinder, low Company. mUeage, exceUent' condition, ' salea and service at Seymour Q U A IJTY Carpentry—Ropmz^ Ctmneoticult, voted to approve The results of these findings will be the subject of a P R A H & radio, heater. $796. 876-4806. Aaw, 681 Main St., Manches­ dormers, porches, baasments, an appUcatlcn for Special Per- oaH tor a Special Mesting of the DUtrict. ter. Open TtouiwJay and Fitday raflnlshed, caUnets, buUt-lna. m it, fo r the follaw ln g project: 12th. TO see If the voters w4H authorize Its Officero to des­ WHITNEY 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, ctmvertl- evenings. formlea, aluminum, vinyl, "Qiarden Apestmenite, East ignate the official deposltoitea tor the funds a t the Dis­ ble, exceUent condition. 649- steel, ceramo riding William Side ef Oalktead St., Resi­ t r ic t 1907 after 6. i l966-rl20cc SUZUKI motorcy­ Robbins Carpentry Service. 13»h. TO see If the voters' vrtll vota to authorise Its Officers cle, low mUeage, exceUent con- dence Zone A. Applicant: AIRCRAR 6i9-8446. to borrow eufllclent fUndb to meot the neceoaary obitr 1964 CHEVROLET Impala—V8, dltton, $325. Can 649-2941 at- Oakland Aswoolates.” gattons of the DIstrlot and give the District’s note, The effoelUye date of the automatic, power steering, ter 5 p jn . ______CARPENTRY —ctmerete work notes o f other obflgaiUon o r ObUgaUons therefore, when. Division o f United Aircraft Corp. power brakes, factory alr-otm- anything from cellar to root. above win be Jtme 22, 1967. In their opMoo, It Is tor the interest of the District to 1966 HONDA 100 cc, ahowroom ditloned, new tlrea. Must soU, Inside and out, no substitute ■Flanalng’ and A n Equal Opportunity Employer 14th. To- transact any other bustness pRqter to come before teM ng $1,600. CaU 648-8409. condition, heat offer over $425. for quality work, eatiMacUon Zonkig Oommlarion the meeting. CaU 6704)396. guaranteed, competitive prices. J

MANCHESTER EVEN^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUtp! 22, 1967 p a c e TWENTY-Tvyo , •* ■ . ■ . ■ . II 'I Heusos For Seda . 72 U ts For Sola 73 Suburban For Sal# 75 Suburban For Sola 75 Wantad—Roal E s i^ H Fr^ce Involves Vernon liHlMtt UcMlMt Hw m . Fw S.1. « H o w Fw 72 TOLLAND—6% room Ranch, at­ HOUSE8 WANTED—ta every 3 6 ArtielM For Soto 45 Wanlwl->To Boy 58 SEVEN ROOM Colonial, 1% 100x200’ —A-ZONE LOT, water ANDOVER — Webster Lane, Viet Wai* Witli ^ Hdp For Root 64 t w o -f a i c l y d ose to m u T- asiiwortost . batha, conveniently located to and sewer. CaU 648-4158 be­ , 6% room Ranch, 1% baths, 2 tached 2-car garage. WaU to part of town, all price ranges. cial Program W ill Help OR A.B. Dick o^ FIRB exUnduishers —aU typep, HOUSEHOLD ohestar KB*h School, ona apart er wrlll bus, school end downtown Man­ tween 9-5 p.ni. acres. Leonard Agency. Real­ waU carpeting ta Uving room, Buyers with cash waiting. Call Mideast Peade .vn>ri«npMi or trainee UL and OOiast Guard approved, bric-a-brac, ciooks, iramc». »i«470 MAIN ST.—3 room mentmenUias has s8 rooms, one o6 rwmia,rooms, homenomo on one of those nice —____ lev_m chester. Attractive private tora, 646-0469. kitchen buUt-lns including re­ now Paul J. Correntl. Real Ef- (Oonttnued from Paipr One! ren with Hearing Ills S f^ w ric^ ^ e S ^ ^ r^ d l- recharged and repaired. Fire glassware. We buy estates. Vlb noor office, plenty of parking. heating system, 2-car ga- lota. Our yard, adjoining Center Springs LOTS OF LOTS! frigerator, stainless steel sink. tate, 643-6363, 648-2125. CLASSIFIED S»n^ nrlStljr^SSrt esc3!?W de» «d emergency tag« C m iFS.______^ Ex^Uent to- j; Crockett, Realtor. 6481^ BOLTON — Owner transferred, _____ These ideas originated prlncl- tloned printing plant, Park. Ideal for children. Pric­ BOL/rON — One aone, High Finished rec room has flre- Ughta. Pickup and deUvery. tiairit St., Bolton, 848-3247. STORE FOR RENT, Ideal for vestment. T. J. Crockett, Real-. PRIVACY, 8 bedroom this 7 room Ranch has large place plus buUt-in range, cab- WANTED TO-w buy—2 - or w. 8 - fam-___ _ paUy__ _ wlte ....______^ a n d ele^_ ti^ , to ppe^K»IOdl oWldren with hear- kindergarten, $676 fo r employe bendOba Ao|i^ (Mrs. ed to seU at $28,900. CaU now, and dry with dug oeSkur, family room, fireplace and •Christensen, Bdrrougns Oorp., Aoe Fire ExiUaguisber Co.. WE BUY AND sell antique and barber shop, office or small tor, 648-1577. ______Ranch, fireplace, w^ Warren E. Howland, Resdtor, ($8,600. Inets, ataU shower and work- Uy house, centraUy located In eluding "India, " and -- aroused In- problems ■V7IU have the bene- tary and $676 for 1106 Tollaad S t, Bant Hart­ family paneled waU ta Uving room, room, ^ok porch, large lot, Manchester. Write Box F, terest among Africans and some nm of a speotal program start- {Science Pepartrti^t J” ” ADVERTISING Business Forms and Supply used furniture, china, glass, business, near Parkade, 188 W. — msTWTT.TinH — We have carpet, dishwasher, ' 848-1108. AINDOVIER LAKE — 2 1^ baths, landscaped wooded Group, Route , "Tolland. An ford, 588-8228. Middle Tpke. Call 643-6802, - treed beaUtSfUl lota, eaich 60x200’ . utility shed, 5 minutes from Manchester Herald. Latin Americans. The Idea jjng next September ta Vernon, 'I'h* ^wsal eduoatiimaia*!^ 80 sliver, picture frames, old several to choose from, one kitchen, garage, lot In pleasant neighborhood, ______■■■ would be to break the present aooordlng to Dr. Raymond E. pro-raited, was $7T O U * ^ w CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS equal opportunity employer. coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, ______only 3 yearn old, fine location, lot. Hutchins Agency, —w m . MANCHESTUiR—prestige area, BUy- one for $800 or both parkway, $18,990. For appoint­ CEDAR S line poles. 6 room Ranch, 1^ baths, 2 car $19,500. Louis Dlmock Realty, ment caU 876-2938. SELLING YOUR home? BV>r deadlock between the United Ramsdell, superlntendenrt otf Vo-^Ag tudtaon, s « by 8 AJf. to 5 P.M. / many Installed. Also watches, old Jewelry, hobby fo r 41,600. 649-9823. ______■ COTTER—TO work in modem garage, exceUent condition, BOLnON LAKE SHORES prompt, courteous service that States and the Soviet Union on sclhools, **** state, was $650. chains binders collections, paintings, attic H«w a.«t *5 's. VERNON ’Thomas KeBy was named air-conditioned printing plant, truck priced in mid 20’s. Hayes —? dortiB, total 100x170’, BOLTON —new 6 room Raised gels results caU Louis Dlmock how to minimize the conse- The 1967 state assembly pass­ etc. contents or whole estates B\ir- head of the sahmoe departmeot COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. experienced or will train. Lib­ nlture Repair Service. 648-7449 SIX ROOM HOME for lease. AgOncy, 646-6181. $;,800. Ranch, cathedral celling ta liv­ FOUR BEDROOM Realty, 849-9828. quences of the brief war. ed a law making such programs ______very clean, references requlr- ______ait the Vemon Center Jundnr 5 PJW. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION eral employe benellbB. Apply JEP .TOUR carpets beautiful ing room, stone fireplace, g^ask mandaitory by September. Mrs. Christensen, Burroughs WANTED—1960 Pontiac station ^d. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, ,j.jjnjjE BEDROOM Colonial, $12,600—? BEDROOM Cape, MITTEN AGENCY, 3p»t level with larga fam- , Hagh. Miss LucQe Kuhm$y,lwad ^despite constant footsteps of a sUding doors, sundeck, buUt- Dr, Ramsdell urges all par­ d the science departmant ait De^Hne for S^torfloy ai^ Monday is 6 p.fn. Friday. Corp., Business Forms and-' wagon or 4 door sedan, Cata- 649-5347. doamvera, atr-oandlt^onen’, rec­ Realtors lly room cm beauttfufl lot busy family. Get Blue lAiatre. 2% ceramic baths, closet space ’ tas, basement fireplace, one Wilkins, Younf^ Seen Targets ents with children with impolr- (the sdhool, w$& have Supply Group, Route 30, Tdl- llna models, for parts. 649-8739. ------— reation room. . Very clean, 648-6980 iwiUh trees. A new Ustlng ait Rent electric shampooer, $1. galore, huge hsot colonial home under con- car basement garage. One acre ed hearing to contact his office of coordinating aB sc4- land. An equal opportunlta-^m- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ortly $22,600. A caU to Mir. f o u r cooperation w i l l n | A l Paul’s Paint A WaUpaper Sup- p a r t y looking for utUlty room, formal dining Bowers School Open 9-9 lot. Immediate occupancy $22,- Bogdan can be the answer before July 1 or write to him ence pragrams in the sgntem. BE APPRECIATED MIMls I I ployer. / Resort Property 649-5824. statue approximately 8’ high room,, 2 fireplaces, 2-car at- Features 6 rooms, 1% 500. U & R Realty Co., Inc., ito your houSiing needs. 640- care of Box 420, Rockville. jiohn a Mason, chainnani of For Rent 67 VERNON SERVICE l^RITEI^^d sales- " ~~ In mMble or bronze. Call 643- tached ceramic tiled baths, equipped 7 FIVE ROOM beautiful single 643-2692. Robert D. Murdock, 5306 or 876-6611. Assassination' Plot Children can be two to six the town Insurance AjM aacy ConriniMd From Procoding Pago man In service /departnmnt. Agency, Realtors, MLS, 649- hot water heat home, 2 car garage, screens, PRESTIGE AREA LOT 648-6472. yeans old. Costs for the pro­ Committee, reoomimendert the FEDDER8 air conditioner. Call 9133. storms, new awnings, hot wa­ gram wlU be prepaid by the student Insurance be handled Contact Tony,ir, Hdul, DDodge Pon- ______Buy now and do your own dec- BOLTON —cozy 4 room Ranch, 643-4856. ------ter heat, fruit trees, 2 fire­ .1 acre lot altiiated oo Box B ^ W state. by the LIgeort Insurance Agien- COTTAGES FOR RENT MANCHESTER — executive orating. Only qne left at IMountaJtn anxmgdt high oversized garage with attach­ B roken in New Y o rk — - - — ------— r p e r e n n ia l plants, 25 cents WANTED—SNOW blower, 5 or places. Write to L. Thurlow, 98 Speech and language sUmu- cy o f Now Bnitaiin which has Holp Wanted Holp Wanfod—Malo 36 home. Porter St. area, 8% 300. .Call the Jarvis Realty Co., ed porch, extra large lot, ac­ BiARiROWIS and W ALLA<3EOo. w a n t e d ^ m a n who 1 ^ ^ u p . Also cut flowers. 43 6 h.p., caU 649-7264 after 5 p.m. So. Second Ave. TaftvlUe, Conn ' piriKtad hennas. Ebcceptlonal (Continued from Pag(e One) ------— ------latlon. and development will, be handled it betere. The board and up. rooms. 2 baths, 2 lavs, 4 large Realtora, 643-1121. value at $6,000. TV> Inspect, cessible. $14,900. Francis J. Mandh ester Parkaxie Fomcrio 35 experienced John Deere how to/apply shake shingles. “““ Charge, poUce said. He was last provided ta the program, ao- voted aigrepement with him. West Middle T p k e . ------Oardner Lake. Modem, RANCH —spanking new. S call Mira. Luther at 640- McCarten, Broker, 643-6350. Mandhester 649-6306 Young Issued a statenqent backhoe and doser operator, $8 Hava'^ room Ranch. Call 649- reported ta PeWiig, China. cordtag to Robert W. Stough- AUso the boaoid voited the lakefront. Free brochure, bedrooms, ceramic tiled bath, 6300. saying, "We can understand the AOOOI^ ^r”hour to start, time and a 4 y . ______TAG SALE-36 Bush Hill Rd., Room s W ithout Boord 59 ‘ com. completely alr-condlUon- place In each ^ COVENTRY —newer 6 room SOUTH WINDSOR—6 bedroom The man arrested ta PhUadel- ton, chief of the State Depart- town inoreaise its oorvenage to oU hot Water heat, wooded lot. frustrations which lead people ^ must be accurate ''*^th figures ^ 'round work. Manchester, Saturdays all day Unime Cob pictures. Arrowhead Grove, ed 2-car garage. beauUfully formica coui^rs, home, exceUent condition, fire­ Split Level, large wooded lot, ment of Education Bureau of indiude the evening school pro­ untU sold. Refrigerator, beds, THE THOMPSON House. Would you believe less than to attempt such actions. It Is pWa was MaxweU Staidord, 38, and have some experience In 742-6190 after 6. Route 354, Colchester, landscaped lot. For further In- Inet “ “ ^ ^ P ^ ^ S T a n d place, garage, privacy, 8 acres, garage, IVi baths, finished Pupil Personnel and Special gram. hand posting of records, typ- Call 742-61W aner o.______Holp W anttd— dining table, buffet, mlscel- tage Street, $20,000? Char Bon Real Estate B ^ W famUy room,.jyaU too wallwau car­cai- most unfortunate. This Is not who the. FBI described as the Educational Services. A requasit from the Veraooi Coim. formauW call R. F. Dlmock equipped Trith ^ 648-0688. pond. CaU now. Only $16,600. Ing speed is not essential. oENERAL factory work^. or Fomolt 37 laneous garden tools, occa- large, pleasantly Co.. 649-5246. stove, “ e a t ^ p U e d by ^ BAlRROWiS and WALLAOECo. peting, storms, transferred the first time, however, that my national, leader of the grouP- Class sl2* oan be from one to Bducatitan Ajssocdaltkxn to have slonal tables, brass bedstead, rooms, parking Call 649 2358 Hayes Agency, 646-0181. life has been threatened. Ferguson and Arthur Harris. Pleasant air-conditioned office, regular. Also hiring sununer ______— separate systems. Has bem LARGE — OLDER country Mandh ester Parkade owner. Price reduced $3,000 to 10 with an aide for every five the teert three days of sdhool Company paid benefits. Apply heta^pply 8:80-4. Eng- ASSISTANT manapment train- for ovem'ght and permanent MANCHESTER - Cape. 7 handled with loving cs» VERNON HILLS area — WeU Threats came from the Ku Mux 22, described as having no occu- or six chUdren. A specially half seffisians was turned down 242-9278 848-7178 home. Needs redeDoiating iMioncheater 649-6306 $21,900. Meyer Agency, 643- Kian." patlon, were charged with con- Oontromatics Corp., 200 West ^^^1 Metal Products,/44 Stock ees, must have ta^tadge ^ half ton truck, rotary guest ra tes. ______rooms, large family room, dlh- throughout the years. On the maintained 4 year old Rqlsed 0609. trataed teacher wlU be needed by the board. But tomaiww figures and the handling of large shade trees ta front yard, ONE LEVEL wooded acre, 200’ Others accused ta the plot In- splracy to commit homicide, Main St., Rockville. 876-3317. Place. mower parts, hand lawn mow- WITH kitchen privileges tag room, 3 bedrooms, $19,500. frmge of redevelopment. Ex- 87’ porch. CaU John H. Lap- Ranch, 6 rooms plus finished and a "orash” progrram wliU wUll 'be a half day, the board We are an ^ual opportunity money. Apply In person only er, rotted manure, 66 gallon ^ehtraUy located. Mrs. Dorsey, PWlbrick Agency, ReaKorSi oellent for Investment " or own­ on pave4 road. ExceUent weU. famUy room, 2 baths, wall to eluded a teacher, a Navy man- AU 16 were charged with ad- start to train more June 26 at toUd the aasooiatiioin presMent, after 6 p.m ., dally. State The­ pen, Inc. 649-5261. employer. metal drums, cardboard COVENTRY LAKE — 5 room 649-5347. er occupancy, $18,900. Another SmaU brook, $3,600. Also 2 waU carpeting, buUt-lns, 2- NORTH COVENTRY agement analyst, a Welfare De- vocating criminal anarchy and Southern Oonneotlcut State John ZandDa. atre, Main St., Manchester. dmms, pots and pans, vacuum ______— furnished cottage, lake privl------—_ fine offering from the W ^eri . EXCELLENT 6 room Colonial, wooded acres, 300’ frontage, car garage, on hall acre lot, partment clerk, an exchange conspiring to advocate criminal Hannabury Speaks HAIRDRESSER — preferably I ! I^JlARN ! ! cleaners, lamps, miscellaneous leges, for July and August, $150 MANCHESTER - 4 ton Agency, Realtors, MLS, breezeway and garage, sun- $2,450'. Terms. Owner, 742-8090. $22,600. CaU 876-8595. student and an antipoverty a(nairchy,----- — ""13 ------were - accused------* o f One (Of (the men behind Ver- experienced, excellent working FRANKIE’S Drive In —East Special School Program other items. ROOMS FOR RENT, for gen- per month. For further Infor- Ranch. Ideal family horne_ ta porch, hot water oil heat, plas- 6V^ room Randli, biiinit 1958, worker. conspiracy to commit arson and vn consoIUteition, Atty. Her- conditions. Tres Chic Beauty Hartford, part-time days, all 649-2818 A perceptually handicapped gr.OOA or Mlore Her Y e«r — tlemen. Call 649-6914. matlon call 568-1815. choice central location. Spa- ' tered waU, l\i baths, walk-out BOLTON —$2,100. down, custom kjoated on 60 acres o f high Altogether, police seized more seven with possession of dan­ A perceptually bert J. Hannalbury Jr., spoke tor Salon, 649-3584. day Saturday and Sunday and clous bring room with wall to jg^NciroSTER — Desirable Rasort Property buUt Ranch on % acre, treed dry tend, 4-room cottage BAILEBMIAN basement, lot approximately than 30 weapons, including a gerous weapons. pro^am the second time to residents of Saturday night. CaU 8 a.m.-5 (nn| AcCOSSOrioS 46 128 BXROH ST.—room suitable l a k e SUNAPEE, N.H. Modern waU carpet and fireplace, neighborhood, weU kept 9- lot, extras too numerous to and dhtoken coop aJao on night by the Board of Bduca ______, t-Kia p.m., ADA 289-6528, AKAO A6 wvp.m.-9 m Tkp.m VW _. ^ .. .«_____ a _ ». 100x200 weU landscaped, good For Sale 74 machine gun, more than 1,000 The 15 seized here was ar­ Windham and Willlmantic this, / AlBPliY » PERSON for working gentleman, 2-bedroom furnished apart­ Landscaped tree shaded lot. English Colonial, 6 bed- mention. For further details property. A real buy at rounds of ammunition and a raigned ta Queens Supreme tlon to begin ta September. 643-6048. 12’ ALUMINUM fishing boat, location. Quick occupancy. A screening committee was week. weekly. 643-4461. ment, near lake. Reasonable $19,700 Louis lUmock, Realty, rooms, 4 baths, 2-car garage, PRIVATE RECREATION area, call 876-0774. Evenings Audrey $22,800. quantity of explosives. (taurt bedore Justice Anthony SALES OFFICE Old Town canoe, Mastercraft _____ Priced at only $26,800. Charles rates. 643-6402. 649-9823 modern Mtchen. Opportunity 3 level acres, 1,000’ river front­ Schaefer 876-4341. R. J. Flagg The man who founded RAM ta Livotl____ _ and______held ta_ a______total of $207,-_ named to determine what chll- Ih f cltv FISHER traUer, aU In exceUent cohdi- NICE ROOM, first floor, lady or Lesperance, 649-7620. age plus pond, 6 mUes from TYPIST knocking, caU now. Hayes Co. about 1964, Robert F. Williams, 500 ball. Hearings were set for dren will be included wlthWti- ’wlthta its baund- Educators - Teachers oon. 742-7676. genUeman, use of kitchen. 649- ^ e ST YARMOUTH, Mass. MANCHESTER - S bedroom Manchester, % mUe off Route HOWLAND DRY CLEANSERS INC. Ranch, oversized garage, nice Agency, 646-0181. ____ W A R R E N E. formerly was a NAACP leader Friday. Ham A. Pope, guidance d refW , eanaidariiwr oacwoUicla- 6459. June, July and August rentals 6, $2,500. Terms. Owner, 742- VERN(ON Stanford was released as coordinator. lExperteticeid typfcft wanted 1963 G-3 GLASPAR ski boat at Mid-Cape Cottages. $67-$126. location, nearly 2 acres j» land. _____ TWO-FAMILY ta Monroe, N.C. He has been a The Wlndham-Wmimantlc 825 BMad Sit., Mianclheutar EspeolaBy tor dtementaiy 8090. SPACIOUS CAPE COD Realtor 643-1108 fugfiUve since he was indicted Wednesday night under $1,000 Others on the oom »lttee ai-e , . ... fo r selles ofl&ce dt loaal with fuU controls, electric Write P.O. Box 826, c-o Rich­ A country home In town, re- MANOHBHrER Mrs. Bernice Turoff, psychologl- Civic ABBOC^tm, gnudea, needed for fuE or there on a 1961 kMneupknig bopd. ootniMny. Take dtataMon or starting and accessories, 76 Apartmefits—Flats— ard Gllboy or call 1-617-776- duced to $21,900. Mitten Agen­ C A P E COD New on Market In A-Gne sihape; needs new cal examiner; Mrs. Beverly to dtecuas (Murt-ttane summer WDtk ta h.p. Evinrude motor, tUt up cy, Realtors, 643-6930. Suburban For Sol# 75 temUy to move ta soon. Six tUani3icn9>e ftmh. dtebaition toOBi ctaea. ExiceUent pey Tenements, 63 2095. ____ _ EAST HARTFORD - 2-family Cochran, social worker; Nancy prolhlama Vem on f a ^ and «s maCMne. Perftxm oittier EQUIPMENT operator, buU- traUer. Can be seen at Cov- Loaded with Ookxfial fUU rooms on halUf aore of and otlier benefits. FSease, .. CXJNTEMPORARY-9 rooms 4 6-6 duplex on 130x165 VERNON — QUIET friendy house, garage, $26,600. Phll­ Hendricks, speech therapy; Mrs. still facing. general ofOce dUbieB. Hours dozer, back-hoe, steady work, entry Lake. CaU 649-1647 be- lxX)KING FOR anything n real dhainm. Four good sized Hand for arfty $16,900. No(W Ih e Wdndhaim-iWiiUinantic caOl in peroon, between 7-9 treed lot, one Mock Crotn neighborhood, new custom brick Agency, Realtora, 649- Andover Constance KeUy, reading super­ 8 a s n .- '4 ^ p m . Miodera year ’round, good wages. CaU tween 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. e late rentals — apartmenta, W a n t e d T o R e n t 6 8 bedrooms, 2% bath.s, automat- Ijydnooms, 2 fuU baths, is the time to enjoy the Oitizens Oonaolideition Ooraonit- am ., 7-42-9289, ooOect. ______— ic kitchen, family room, din- 18x24' Mvtag room with Medn S t, aU city utUitles, buUt. Raised Ranch, built-in 6847. visor; Anthony MagUocco, di­ Office. Good startmg nate. McCarthy Enterprises, 649- 14’ PENN YAN cartop boat, 6% homes, multiple dwellings, no ------— 2-oair garage. (oooil breezes of Vemon. rector o f special education^ and (tee la now trying to get tMi per fees CaU J D. Real Estate. WANTED— SIX room, first ing room, beautiful large wood- arof/toco and wall to waU stove and oven, ceramic tile Ctan Mr. BogdEtn, 875-6611. TOLLAND —horsemen take no­ 5891. h.p. Johnson motor. CaU after floor, middle age couple and ^ $31,900. fhllb.'lck Agen- other personnel connected ■with cent of their voters slgnaitures. oaiipotlng, sareenedi porch bath, landscaped wooded lot, tice. Six room older expandable Garden Apartment Zone This win require a oommlselon APIPILY OARPBNTBaiS — tatomera. 5:30, 649-9704. 643-5121>. one older person. CaU 643-6082 py Realtors, 649-5347. ovei2ook)lng wooded UA. $22,000. Dlmock Realty, 649- each child considered. Colonial ta need of redecorat­ to be set up. roofers, sblnglers or carpenter Sitiiotioiis W anfod— tVE HAVE customers wallli.g after 6:30. iXaay, many features. Of- , BEL AIR REAL ESTATE 9823, e:d-6246. Dr. Ramsdell said three local IONA MFG. CO. 16’ PENN YAN—36 h.p. John- MANCHESTER — Handyman's W ing, bam, 24 scenic acres. Vemon ussi the same method. contractors. CaU Tolland for the rental of your apart- ferod at $23,500. Shown by appointment only. Refused by Plan Panel teachers wlU take a course in Regent S t, MlancheBber F o m o lo 3 8 son electric motor, trailer, or 6 room rent special. 6 room older bouse on 643-9832 BOLTON —8 room house with BAIRROWlS and WAXiLACEOo. Hlannalbury and (tormer May­ Woods, 876-9410 or 872-0823. ment or home. J. D. Real Es- WANTED L. C. GREENOUGH Co. High 20’s. R.J. Flagg <3o., 876- connection with the perceptual- many extras, $476. CaU 649- for young couple with 2 chil­ bus line, only $7,900. Paul W. swimming pool, barn and 80 Manchester Parkade Offlcitel aaUori has been tak- tdfloate. Because of family com- jy handidapped program at St. or Tbanvas J. MoOusker spoke An Equal |)(pnriuUHy 3530. tate. 643-5129. 647-9921 0774. 0 WOMAN WTirr. care for pre­ dren, will pay to $130 monthly. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. acres of land on Brandy Rd. Manchester 649-5306 en by the Planning and Zontag mltments dhe could not be pres- ) joeeph OoUege this summer. ta WlUlmantic last March. Emplk^er school chUdren, days. 049-6745. 4% ROOMS. $130. 3% rooms, CaU 643-7646 after 4 p.m. NEW GARRISON Colonial, 3 T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- MANSFIELD — Two 6-room „ , , „„„ ent to receive..—J— theu.-.,— honor.. «_ They are Mrs. PhylUs Nor­ Awarded Scholarship MANCHESTER -8 ’’oom Colo­ FIVE RpOM Cape, furnace 7 huge bedrooms, loads of closet (COVENTRY Lakcr-6 room year Oommlssiion on the two ques- ______HOME ______DiOnionds— ^Watches— $120. Garden Apartments, 1577. Ranch houses, each worth $17,- wood, Mrs. BUen AShltae and Miss Kathleen HaUoran te parking, 15 Forest St. off Main nial, m baths, dishwasher, years old, oU hot water, new space, formsd dining room. 24’ 'round executive custom built tlons ta volved ta the two Mandieeter Evening Herald the reciptent of the Vemon carpeting, family room, recrea­ Ctalonial on the waterfront with 000. Offered for $27,900. CaU Mrs. Roberta Marcus. Situotions W anted— ______J e w e lr y 4 8 St, No peitis. 646-0090. 643-5675. Business Property gutters and down spots, ex­ living room with fireplace, lie hearings held M on^nlghit ^j^ver correspondent Law- Mrs. Carol Woodbury, a Junior Women’s (Jhiib Scholar­ WANTED—Secretary for Mead- tion room double JEWELRY re­ 4% room For Sale 70 tral $22 JOO Hutchins Agency and additional 2V4 acres of at the tavm renoe Moe, tot 748-6795. COLDNIAL MANOR ______heavUy treed lot,. $14,800. Wol- buUt-ins, heated family room, INVESTORS—RockvlUe, one 6 The petition of the Oonneotl- ______ior High School, vriU attend A m «riber of the 1967 gradu- Conn. Apply Board of Educa­ pairing Prompt service Up to Duplex, Including appliances /^p a r t MENT HOUSE 6 units, Real’^rs. 649-5324. TOLLAND land. Excellent for executive PAINTER WANTS work. Brush, verton Agency, Realtors, MLS, attached garage, $28,500. Wol­ room home and one 6 room cut Estonten Soedety for a the sex educaltlon program, at attog oteas of RockvlUe High tion office, 875-9682. SALESMEN $20 on your old watch in trade. and utUltles, private patio and lop^ted at "le center of Man- ‘ or professional mam. CtaU Car­ roU or spray. AU equipment, Closed^ Mondays, F B. Bray. ON BAST CENTER Street 649-2818.______verton Agency, Realtors, MLS, home, water and sewer. Both change of zone from R40 (reta- the University of Ooimectiout School, Mtos Hallowm has bran ceUar. J.D. Real Estate, 643- gjjester. excellent condition By riage Realty, 872-3808. Carriage Realty, dential) ,to Garden Ap(artment G«0d b»nu servloe dsBvery 20 years experience. Resisona- 787 Main St. State Theatre real nice older three bedroom |y(y^NCHESTER —$16,900 — $ 649-2813. WOODS for $19,900. State News Summer Institute, according to In the airty Athletic Olub, 5 1 2 9 . ______appointment, Phllbrick Ager. 872-3308. on the li-iplus acres oiwned by Allen L. Dresser, aaalstaMt su­ Leadens* Club, Choir and the nxitea ara riow open, wMch ble. Quinn, 525-1690. Building. colonial Three rooms down large bedrooms, Uving room, MANCHESTER — 6 room An- SOUTH WINDSOR—6 room Help Wanted Male 36 NEW 3 room apartment/ with cy- Realtors, 649-5347. the Sooiety on Times Farm Rd. National Honor SoQiety- wtt give.'tlw rtgUt men ______plus a sun room. Two car gar- dining room, kitchen, near saldl built Ranch, 2 fireplaces, New homes. Raised Ranch­ Split, rec room, garage, large perintendent. WANTBD-^part-tlme gas sta­ good On|M. Five day Legal Notice was denied. Roundup She reports back to the ad­ She taught Sunday School garage and appliances, BOLTON — six famUy apart- ag. Deep kA. T.J; Crocketi, schools, bus. shopping. Im­ plastered walls, 100x160 lot. es and dtalontels. 8 rooms, lot, swimming pool. Leonard tion attendant, two evenings week, ittaB^ fWage bene- Degsi—llitb— Pets 41 Garden-'-Ferm ' per month. J.D. Real Estate, Realtor. 643-1577. Agency, 646-0469. Approval would have permit­ visory cohuMlttee (0(n sex edu­ for seven yeani and hopes to ment unit. ExceUent condition maculate. Bel Air Real Estate, Charter Oak St., city water and 2% baths, many extras. UQUOB PEBMIT ted ereoUion o f a clubhouse and and Saturday afternoons, ex- flta. A Ebenll ocnlnBaalcn Dairy Products 50 643-5129. Starting from $22,900. 875- INOTICE OF APPLICATION (Continued from Page One) cation. boootne a teacher. She baa been DACHBUND puppies—AKC min- throughout. AU three room TWO FAMILY,* 6-3, cabinet 643-0332. sewer, (tall Carriage Realty, BOLTON—7 room Ctalonlal, 2% Thte to to give .notice that I. use of the tend for- recnpaUonal accepted ait St. J(0seph’# Ooi- perienuod man preferred. See anraogemeat makes poe- 9410 or 872-0323. MRS. CLAIRE M. PEPIN, of RFX) The board approved tuition lature, small standard, 8*ctad- STRAWBERRIES —pick your units, aU rented. Close to four 872-3308. baths, 2 fireplaces, aluminum purposes. curve, sphUng Ciaccl and his Mr. Sloan, Esso Service Cen­ OMe Migh asaotage. acres of land. Choice location kitchen, MANCHESTER - Convenient- No. 2, Box 186. Route 44A, Bolton, rates as recommended by Dr. lege. nrd reds and blacks, also Eng- own. Glode Lane, off Tolland stove, refrigerator, disposal, tern. garare.,119xl65 lot located 6 room older home,, siding, electric heat, paneled Conneoti(Cut. have filed an applica­ On the question of estabiUsh' passenger, Judy Kaplan, 21, of She la the daughter of Mr. ter, Route 83, Vernon. •AffRy VRtaomaA De{»t. with unlimited possibilities. T. tion dated June 16. 1967, with the Ramsdell which are 25 higher bsb Setters and Wstaaranera St., Manchester-East Hartford ceramic bath, excellent stor­ BRAND NEW 4-bedroom Co­ P.S. Please inqulire about family room, one acre lot. Ear­ ing an adcbtiional zone, Recrea- New Britain, and Mrs. John HaUoran of 22 J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ‘"“,Jftor-649 MW garage, extra lot lonial, huge kitchen, buUt-lns, our latest development Liquor Control Commission .for a than tills year. ELECTRICIAN’S helper, ex Mtonaay-IFriday Gall 1-628-6678. line, adults only. age facilities and parking, $155. Agency. Realtors. 649-5324. available, Leonard Agency. ly occupancy, low 30’s. Ap­ Heaiaurant Beer” Permit for the tton Distriot, the oormmteslon Ciaccl died ta New Britain *1710 rates wiU be $376 for Hammond Street perlenced, Immediate fteady 8:30 AJM. - 3 PJkC. monthly. 649-3142 after 6. oven, range and dishwasher, which wOlI be priced ta the pointment, owner. 649-4364. sale of alcoholic liquor on the voted fawrably. The tentative General Hospital about, four ______AKC BLACK miniature poodles, (MiAINBIFIiEUJD — Ctammerclal MANCHE5STER - Cape, l a ^ 646-0469 ______formal dining room, 2 fire- premises at Route 44A. Bolton, Con­ employment. Wilson Electrical piece on Rt. 195. over 400' teens. necticut. J . regulations covering such a dis* hours after the accident at 10 ;05 SEALTEST POODS puppy shots, wormed. $75. Fi­ PICK YOUR O'wn strawberries, family sized kitchen. SIX ROOM Ranch, formal dliv ptaices, iflamdity (room, 2-oar BOLTON LAKE—100’ of water­ The business will be owned by trict, presented by Raymond p.m. Miss Kaplan was admitted Co. 649-4817. frontage, $42,000. Also acreage Mrs. ClaJre M. Pepfii of RFD No. 2. MILK DIVISION nancing. Call 876-0337. 929 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. older couple preferred. 23 El- room with fireplace, 3 bed­ tag room, Uving room with garage, 2-zone heat, exiceUent front, modem 6 room year Box 186, Route 44A.. Bolton, C ^ - Houletx—1- at the hearing, wltii face ottd knee injuries. ua/M-t/fi' TIRB SERVICE man, 46-65 and building lots set to go, rooms, 2 full baths, aluminum neighborhood, $31,900. Wolver­ necticut, and will be conducted 255 Homedteaid Ave., Hartford dridge St. 643-6634. fireplace, 3 oversized bed­ VERNON - Extraordinary Sac­ 'round Ranch home, sun, shade JW studied carefully, revised and bours per week. Must be $3,300 and up. Carriage Realty, siding. $16,900. Phllbrick Agen­ ton Agency, Realtora, MLS, MBS. CLAIRE M. PEPIN, of RFD FREE—3 ADORABLE kittens rooms, famUy size Wtehen, rifice. 6 room Ranch; 4 room and privacy, exceUent area. No. 2. Box 186, Route 44A. Bolton. presented at a public hearing Teamster Tallu steady worker and married. An Equal Oppoituiilty Hoiisehold Goods 51 l u x u r io u s crest apartment, 872-3308. cy, Realtors. 649.-5347. 649^2813. Connecticut, as permittee. , _____ intai- Selectman Richard Morra to good homes. CaU 646-0244. _____ :______------bullt-tas, enclosed sunpondt, home, over 3 acres land, 150x Only $18,900. Hayes Agency, MRS. CLADtE M. PEPIN i^ter on. NEW HAVEN (AP) — A new Paid vacation and other bene- Eknployer 4% rooms. \Vi baths, duplex, 1% baths, 2-car gjarage, $26,- 646-0131. CLEAN. USED refrigerators, sound conductor waUs, all util­ SEVEN ROOMS of beautiful 200, zoned for business. For Dejbed June 20, 1967. Bloodmoblle 1*1811 round of direct talks between «. e&s. ExperieriOe taolpful but not GROOMINO ALL breeds. Har­ ranges, automatic waShers, 600. Wolverton Agency, Real­ A number of Andover people contractors and Teamsters „ essential. Apply ta oerson, ities, many extras. 683 Hart­ Houses For Sale 72 Cape Cod living, kitchen,- liv­ complete details call Paul J W m Seek a Third Term PART OR FULL-tlme punch mony HUls. H.C. Chase, He­ with guarantees See them at tors, MLS, 649-2818. Lots For Sola 73 Gorrentl, 643-6363, 643-2125. xxartdcipated in the bloocknchile moved into its second day ‘ to- Nlchols-Manchester Tire, Inc., bron Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. j ford Rd., Apt, 1. CaU 649-3566, ing room, fireplace, dining ______First Selectman Richard saldl to Eugene B. and Doris press operators, experience B. D. Pearl’s appliances, 649- open from 12-2 p.m. $150 per JOIN THE pros^raus Investors Tolland vlslt to Hebron on Tuesday,Au«»utxjrt uday ay inIn an avvciupvattempt tow owvv*wsettle oa C. Hatten, preperty on Tunxls 296 Brood St. _____ ^ room, 3 bedrooms, family MANCHESTER —newly Usted 8 BCDLTON—NEAR center, beau­ sponsored by the Oohimbia six-week dispute that has .crip- Morra has submitted his bid for not necessary. Gayle Mfg. Oo., - Main St. Call 843-2171. ^ with this sound 3-famlly, $2,- room. Interior completely re- bedroom Colonial,, established, ANDOVER —ed safely secretary Mra. WUji^ rary shots and wormed- Fi­ Burnham St.. stove, refrigerator, garbage unusua’ 14 x 20 family room. Directions: Follow Keeney posBibility. Must be sold. ____ toe Andover Volunteer Fire De- ^ ^ 62-yeaf-old Albert Waters G «i^ e, Converse or itaalr- ler property ta Knollwood. disposal, parking. CaU 247-4046 Froat, Oedax (Swamp Rd. The Bmms. FULL-'nME real estate sales­ nancing, $liX). each. 32 Crest- NEW GLENWOOD gas and gas 2-car garage. Excellent value. St.„,turn right on Bush Hill Hayes Agency, 646-0131, coiwmlttee meets once a montii The event wUH be held ta the partment will hoW their anmial Stamford, who Was admitted ®** “ Uton Jensen, West SL, by Reglator Dogs or 1-633-7402. man With or without sales ex- ______—------wood Rd., Coventry. range. CaU 643-5932, 10 a.m.- 10 per cent down, 80 year mort­ Rd. Glendale Rd.. first new Religious Education Build- mee(ting at the OasUght Res- ^ Stamford hospital with severe , The town clerk reminds dog on ihe third Tuesday...... ' ..... ----- r QQp (^ucus will be held perience. For more detaUs caU..., ORAPHiC DESIGNER, experi- 2 p.m. gage available Wesley R street on right. MANCHESTER — Duplex 4-4, to"emnloved jm «he tor tile first time, instead baurant ta Mancheater mi Man- ■on” bo’th legs. ’ ^ The GOP caucus will be held owners to register thete d ^ Mr. PhUbrick, PhUbrick Agen- enced In architectural render- Smith, Realtor, 643-1567. separate furnaces and drive­ Furnished oantroiHersS ^ L (department S m t of the o? the_tr^tlonal Belfry bam. Fumes from alcohol, ^acetone ^ cy 649-5347. l«g o*" PKXl«Cl design requlr- Discerning Pet Owners OLD GLENWOOD range, smaU- ways, exceUent condition, on .pnrt Tni«rt The date has been set for OoL a business meeting will be hold caustic soda feUed 28 fire- toere are no nominations June 30. The office is open ir Oak parlor stove, round cen­ CONCORD RD beautiful WESLEY R. SMITH bus line. Price $ , . , firm. Oomnecrtlcut IBank oJlU X>ruS9k ..ilWlai'JU a# . . . _. #s*a*v« ^PtirA A# ^laA Aon______ed. Dlsplaycraft, Inc., Man­ Apartments ^3-A 19 600 whdeh wUi Inchide electilon of men who were treated at St. from the floor. Two of the can- Mondays from 9 to 4, and chester, 648-9667. USE ter pedestal kitchen table, sev­ Ranch, large living fiOM, for­ CONSTRUCTION CO. No agents. Owner 289-4680, 568-' Company, and serves as treas­ Meetings at Hicks i officers to serve for the copi- didates for the five vacancies Wednesdays, Fridays and Sat- eral chest of drawers, lamps, SMALL 3 room fumfcihed apart­ mal dining room cabinet kitch­ urer of (the United Oongrega- Josephs Hospital and released. CONTROL DESK operator, eve------—— — — -r— 0309. A paragraph' to yesterday’s ***& yean Also treated for smoke inhala­ on the school board will be de- urdays from 9 to noon. nlngs. HoUday Lanes. 648-2126. PART-TIME MAN for Ught cus­ RED HOUSE KENNELS china, etc. 644-8962. ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, en. 2 bedrooms, reciaatlan 643-1567 tionad Church, where he has also Herald story (explaining , the Orange Awards tion was WSTC newsman John elded In caucus. Those chosen Tax Bills todial work, starting at 2 p.m.- hot water. Apply Marlow’s, room, landscaped yard Man MANCHESTER vicinity—clean­ served as a memfber of the are Insured of automatic elec­ Acting Tax GoUeertoo: Mrs. For m a g ic QHEP 36” gas stove, _ IBoard of Education’ s position Atotai Of 150 years o f mem- Roman. U C E N S E D jouneym aa jdum b- g p.m . CaU 649-6884. 887 Mata St., Manchester. ion E Robertson. Realtor er than new, 6H room Ranch, churih’s Ibulliding and business Catherine Perterson reports that moving milst seU, $25. CaU 643- committeea. He to a m e n ^ uphoMtog town meetings to the (ber^p in the Orange and rarv- tion. The candidate for a two- er, experienced In plumbing ------— ------A Ooanfortized boarcBng 643-5958 SIX ROOM Split level, dish- large treed lot, exceUent Value year unexpired term will face tax bills will be sent out to and heating service. H G. CONCRETE mason wanted, fuU it Oroomdi^ all breeds 5459 after 4:15. washer, stove, 2-zone heat, waU at $17,900. Leonard Agency, Of ihe Democratic Town Com- Hicks Memorial s c ^ l gym was ice to It was recogi^d Mon- time, experience preferred or CHENEY ESTATE 14 rooms, 4 (unc ..j-w Inadvertently oonlttedi. day evening (when the group a Democratic opponent. taxpayers as soon as they ard Schulze, 87tVVT07. it BmaU antanal cemetery Business Locations •to wall, beautiful finished fam- Realtora, 646-0469.. wlU train. Driver’s Ucense re­ MODERN, OVAL, seml-formal baths, 2 car garage, approx’ mlttee. The boaird’s (position -was con- met at the town hall and wlt- Historian Hits Public Records received from tiie Connecticut WANTED—shovel operator, ex­ dining room s6t with six r e - ______For Rent 64 lly room With bar, 100x200 ------^ — Voter Enrollment S>esslon. . Warrantee deeds filed at the' Bank and Trust CV>., which quired. CaU Charles PonticeUl, Two Locations Imately 3 acres of land By ap­ treed and fenced In yard, new- NEW 5 ROOM Ranch, under flrmed after sohocl board chaur- nessed the presentation of pins perienced, steady work, good oently upholstered chairs, ta- r^riRNTirR store, down- pointment Phllbrick Agency, The regtetrairs (Of vaptera will Autl|or’s Use of town clerit’s office since mid- makes them out Tills lylU 649-9644 aftSr 6 prm. ly painted. This Is. a truly clean construction. Bowers Schota man David Cook expressed con- to four members wdtii long-tme k pay. A. Dzen Construction Co. ^'Somers and WWtagtoti, d on i. eluding 2 captain’s chairs, wal- Manchester 45x70' Par- healtors, 649-5847. hold an- enroMment session June M ay: Richard M. and Carol J. probably be next week, she .1 and w ell kei>t home. Wolverton section, city utiUties, 140* cem over the seflectmen’s call- participation, M9-4356. PROCESS BHEET writer-some 749^531 429-1496 nut grained formica top, ex­ 30, for (registeo'eid (unafflliated Private Ideas Lee to Eh'nest J. and R fta M. says. tially finished basement. Call Agency. Realtora, MLS. 649- frontage, bus line. CaU BuUd- ing of the lost couple of town Fifty-year pins were present- Job shop eicperlence In ma­ ceUent condition. No reasona­ $11,900—Older 7 room home on voters who iwteh to e«rOU with LelBlanc, property on Cook Dr.; School Closing 8 ajn.-7 pjn. Daily 522-3114. 2943 er, Leon deszynski, 64 9-42 91. meettogs to (the high school ed to Miss Olga Lindhofan and (Continued from Page One) ELECTRICIAN, fuU- time, chining or otherwise. Salary ble offer refused. CaU 876-8532. bus line, loaded with possibili­ a pofitioal party. Voters enroll­ Geoige D. and . Rose F. Hayart Bolton Elementary School steady employment. Insurance open, aU benefits, CaU Dean Sundays Inctuded ties, excellent financing avail­ gym. Howard Stanley, with certifl- STORE FOR RENT, Main St., ing with a party lat (this session He stated this was done with- cates, by Blteworth Weeks of of her husband’s assassination, to Alan C. and Gretchen H. will ®close ®®® for ^ the year tomor- rfwviiiH benefits, paid .hoUdays and va­ •Minrfiltne Pnoduota, 649-5266. SEWING Machines, aearance Manchester ta State Theatre able. T. J Crockett, Realtor. (Will (be eligible to (participate in cation. CaU between 8 a.m.-d of used machines starting at 643-1577. outit notifying school authorities, the Storra Grange,Grange. He said thld robbed her of dig- Wiedie, property on South Rd.; J-.,,, y,. __ biiildtag, reasonable rent For (the iipcomirg party caucuses Laiwretxie F. Flano to Donald ^5*?* p.ni. Robert’s E’ectric Co., $9.95. Many models to choose The hoard unanimously Mias Ltadhokn has been ac- ally, Information please call theatre and prtmoriea O. and Ona J. Richardson, prop­ videil. High school will be dls-'’ South Windsor, 644-0109. FREE—GUINEA pig with cage. from. Also a few floor model agreed to ratato the -high school tive since 1917 And has held "We’re all guilty of unseemly missed before lunch, at 12:06. manager at 843-7882. ToUanid presently has 866 reg- gyjjj irecreatiicnal purposes, about every offl ijje complertea monument and Tinker Pond Rd., and Roy E. new oar dealer. OaS for ap- gravel and fill. George H. Grif- Are You Looking For An Tlia six toutom yoke mokas « ^ ^entiv ratherad aktort at __ ^ fice after the assassination. McGuire t'o Lawrence F. Flano, a. praotilioaa as w«n a® pretty natural v^l^toe—both ao 5(^ Anidversaiy ballfleld. ' parking lot 'on Rt. 6 and He- About lutruder potartment with manager. flng, Inc., Andover. 742-7886. (MOVaNO-(MIU3T sett hiouselfuU gTORB - HEATED. 20x70’ fine homes in a private "Under the circumstances, property on Steele Crossing Interesting Position? jUtefB raisy to slip to and ^ Oroch^ this The Bulletin Board pron Rd. wias tumed over to the Johnson and the people atound REX LUMBER CO. "NEVER USED anything Uke 64r 8Sta “)"■ wooded Setting. Two model The Tolland Twlrlera and ,town ta 1958. Rd. A Fe.rguson Rd. resident com­ Dillon Sales & Service tlon, reasonable. CaU 649-8614. 922-8II4. I unhurried put Of. __ ibeaiutifiua drees to Summer *>*» him showed considerable re­ Also, Frank M. and Isolda M. tt” say users of Blue Lustre for ______^ ____ I (No. 6016 (with (PATT-0- iiiihsto or wxur flaivorite oolor. wedding annlversaiy Sunday Drum Corp. are sponsoring a Howard Stanley had the dou- plained to poHoe yesterday that MANCHESTER 643-2145 Sudatvan Ava., Soutti WtadBor straint," he said. cleaning carpet. Rent electric 40” ELECTRIC MOVE Md g.,jrj.g, ^ offices pretaritly insiiection Just off SOuth If you are a mature wwnan we have just the posi­ ipiaimia m to Bizes 10 to 20, bitot ' a t their home on ToUond Ave. teen dance tomorrow night at ble pleasure of receiving' the PaggioU to Ervin PlocareMo, an unidentified man entered her Manchester’s account of this ba(Ckland in Shoddy M ill Rd. shampooer, $1. The Sh«wln- E ^ Wringer washer, both ta p,„fessloha* nurpose tion ft>r you in our Advertising Dept. You will find fflUtodO. size 12, 32 .bust, 2% OC-180 has era- Ah open house win be held from the high school, featurtog three 30-year pin and also seeing his epltode, Frantz said, "Shows a home while she 'was cleaning ______WUUams Oo. good working condition, both available in the State Main Street, 5 mmutes off 46-toch. dhet direKrttonB fo r sizes 10 2 to 5 pm. live bands. Proceeds from the daughter, Mrs. Harmon Coch­ area; Richard K. and Norma J. In the cellar. USHER —for part-time work. the job most interesting and challenging. There ^ande lack of understanding of the po- Danielson to N. Charles iBog- Apply In person only, after 6 $25. 648 rheater B iiiding Cap be sub from Manchester Center on THfeVing- restdente of the dance which starts at 7 pm. rane of Covenitry given a 26i Police quoted her as saying -----^ ^ nn. * _ **ON FACTORY work, $126. o a RK RICH, stone free loam. are many; substantial benefits too numerous to Uticai process, not Just the .p.rn.dmy. State Theater, Main guarantee to service oravel, HU, atone, sand. divided If nece^jarj For in Glastonbury town line, niention here. Sueivi. Burnett, Manchester___^__ __ i v joc fti- ifllnst-caass ^______maiOng____ ganeon____' .have___ .been____ oerthreu, ..tot- ta niin-hnitnvert- purchase new new uniforms uniforms and L and . . . ___ r- __ to.____ _ Madlyn Madlvn Heller and Mildred Vi^lrerl kwked imup endand saw a man look- St, Mancheater. ______salea route. Openlnga for atu- ^nd pool tand and ma- formation cnl) Theater mans- ___ _- - - I toto ■ ■ * _ _ - .to to. to to _____ »•»- to A A1 iirwvi OVtl Oolumbta were Golden Sheaf the world: "The king to dead. Musical Instnmiants 53 HoraW, 1160 AVE. OF t o r A ^ Oalaort, Th» Manchra- eran aad oommunity aotivitiw. eqtapment for the . members and her brother, Irv- long Uvs the ktag ’ ” Bames to James B^ and Ger- at her. YOU HAVE A choice of Joha, d a y a l^ fuU or part-time. „upe. 648-9604. aldtae M. Phelps, property on she screamed and ordered irU D IO ^ N S O liE WurUtzer i Ai»PLY IN PERSON AT TSE IAMERIOAS n e w YOWC, N.Y. ter Bvetting HaraM, 1160 AVE. MorganBon whs employed «ta Tom o^ w ta tae iMt toy 01 ^ atanley, DDM, to a Orang FranU also saK ii We have two openlnga at the Cal* 644^«02, «” M 7 - 9 9 8 1 'AMERICAS Birch Mt. Etat.; London Park, him, out o f the hoiue, dto said, piano, metal sound board, $825. WAREHQU8B for rent approx- ——-w airai irau n n OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, the exporimanbal departmart ^ Co<*rane Jotaed pleased with Mane PICNIC Tables—several styles d00S6 Inc. to Daniel P. and Priscilla and he ran out the garage. CaU 644-0728. imately 800 square feet near GREENOUGH CO AiJdress w «h N.Y. lOOStl. Ppatt and Whitney In Bast Tka statente ^ t h e Orange when she Vtes five menu toward Texas. 2Ttack?ir^kilaiteSiStaBd LATHE HAND? and general from.$l6.50, up All bolted ta- ' Print (Name, A. Trefethen, property bn Police searched the area but up. delivered Mata St. CaU 648-1178. Zip Code, Style Number and 'Print Niuna. A i l . ^ _ wtth H a r t ^ prior to hto rekre- yyears r a r (oM. ^ BothBora fatherlainer andana "I--i am willing for him to ' SL atirt m acl^. P^d hospltellaa. bleaVim $20. home for the summer recess. School Rd.; Norman H. and found no one. tkm,tion.’^dWaya bohdaya and vacation W. Zinker. RocRookvme,S7tM»97. iimtrt|p tpr lEupnittg IfpraUi z)(p Code end Stjdle NwritMr, m ent daughter have heW various of- damn Dallas,' but when he takes apply in peraon Klook Oompa- . . • inc -ns WAREHOUSE AND storage 0 Lota F. Miner to Joseph B. and ' The woman described the In- ptan. Apply 1 AntlquM ■ TfWtoPn pace (With (the latest Hawe you the '97 aprtng and The Morganson's have five flees ta the local Grange. on San Antonio, I suspect that TWland ^ke., Man- THE, AMAZING Blue Lustre ** itatn/tbyp 4,800 square feet, to -o rd e riiK the 1967 Summax AiMnim ooUtallnlBig cMldren, Rtohard Morgaason irf Manohestor Evening Her- M « ^ Phe^T ^ also taerris down tore that Phyllta J. ’^ylor P^^rtV^on - ■ " tall. ?40 Raiiard S t large yard, for outside storage IS BISSELL. ST.— MANCHESTER, COJIN. ______Graf, aid liiUand correspondent, 30a. ehaster. ' wlU leave your upholstery WANTED 'TD BUY—antiques, and Quramor Basto many Itoveay deedgns end itants mitagton; Mib . Richard aiSW ^Tw -yeaiSn and cer- could satisfy him," he said. WlUlama Rd., and Andrew An- w«h brown hair, and ta Ms bfPHiHhiiiy aoft and clean. Rent steins, furniture, pewter, lead- and parking. Ground level and D on^ ^ Albert, aH of Tol- Betts Q ui^e. tel. 876-2848. ISAM wanted Alt. JOURNEYMAN electrictan, Im- truck level loading. Call 622- ftoissifwi 50c a ca p y.^ , to maike? OrOy 6O0. Equipment Oo., 88 medtata fteedy employment. electric shampooer, $1. Oloott er lamps, art glass, primitives, Variety Store. eny qutalty. 644-8962. SU4. ^ I w llT lt WOHih Eleettieal Oo.. 649-4817. I I fl.

PAGE TWENTY-FOtJ^ THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967 Awtage Dally Ne(: Press Run iJtanrlfMtpr lEn^ning For The Week Ended The Weather Oapti. 'Wlhiaaittm R, Onawsihaw BSny 20, 1067 Fair and mild tonight, low BO­ About Town ha|s recently returned to hts OS; mostly sunny tomorrow af­ unfit at ■Dyeas AJFB, Teoc., aiflter From Your Neighbor's Kitchen ter fog, high In the 80s. Mr. fUld Mrs. Gett^e S. pflirUiclilpetttng in o p e r a l t o n 15,210 By DORIS RELDINO Liynne of 77 Asfliworth St. have ’Tlathifiinlder Express" in Spain. Noted in Town S^anchester^A City of Village Charm recently returned from vdsiting: H»3 wtife, Mrs. Karen-lLynn Mrs. Joseph (Edith) Reynolds their son-in-law and daughter, OnaiwlShaAV, is Che datigMer of of 86 Niles Dr. has revived' the MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1967 (CiMaifled Adv^ttofaig on P»ge 26) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Mt. and Mra J. R. Garey oif A shifliip inemuse rtf 22JS per VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 224 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) Mr. and Mrs. Werner Glatz of old art of bread making, and 436 E. Certter St. cent in unem|pilo(ymeint oom(pen- Wichllia, Kan. uses a family recipe for her aaitton cCiaiimis was reported ftir. 'iv Swedish Rye Bread. The bread Miss Mary Louise Blake, taEt we«k by tihe Mandhesteir is so popular with her friends, office clf thie Btaite Dalbor De- Miss Paula White Hufffleld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her­ she says, that she is kept busy pairtmenit. Tthe itli% fotlliowB four George M. Blake of 46 Elsie supplying their demands. oanseoutdive weeks at decreases. bert A. Huflfield of 25 iStephen Dr., has made the dean’s list St., has recently been awarded 'Swedish Rye Bread A totiall of 397 cQaiiam wbs re­ i for the second semester at Al- ported for t3ie week ending Kosygin, LBJ ‘Shake’ a Shorthand Key for her skill 1 envelope active dry yeast bertus Magnus College, New June 17, compared to 324 in that subject nt Bryant Col­ Haiven. I tablespoon sugar lage, Providence, R.I. 14 cup lue warm- water claims for the week ending i -.iy' '1 quart luke warm water June 101? iStiaitea^e cOalimis, wtiiiich had Ctadet Pater R. Mialoaey, son 14 cup melted shortening iTlsen in eaidh of the prervtiioius rtf Mr. and Mlrs. Flrank H. Ma­ Papers Indicate 1 cup molasses ' four weeks, dieoliined sOdglhitljy loney of 22 Bnslewood Dr., '.viiill 'll cup brown .sugar, firmly- Begin Summit Talks attend Aiiimy Reserve Officer’s Divorce Action lant week by 250 rtlaiims, to a packed 19,507 totaH. Ticiiniinig Oonps saimmer camp 4( cupfl unsifted rye flour In an action stemming from During the oorreapondeing pe­ nt Indiantown Gap MHitary 814 cups unsifted white flour, Rasei-viatdcn, Pn. divoice proceedings, Gerald A. riod last year, staitewdide claims Lagace of 209 Hilliard St. has (approximately) totaled 11,770. Ann Spencer Volunteer Nurses placed a $10,000 attachment Dissolve yeast and sugar in New Hiaaren led the state last . 1 1 1(1 1 Aide Corps will have a picnic against Che 2 Ridgewood St. the one-fouijh-cup of water. Add week wHth 3,074 dalmis and was Two Leaders Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the property of his wife, Nomna C. one quart water, shortening, foi3lowed by Bridgeport \rtilh 2,- The piece* you tee here ue Jnit a home of Mrs. William Brennan, Lagace, the former Norma Vil­ molasses and brown sugar; mix 577, Hartford wHili 2,273, anid tample of the more than 400 fa the outstanding Ethan Allen open ilock 21 Mt. Nebo PI. Those attend­ la Qsuma. well. Stir in rye, then white ■Wlateiilbury wlj^ 1,730. Probe Major Lagace, in papers filed in the flour, adding additional flour MiancheiSter was IStli among collection for every room in your ing are reminded to bring a 1% WARM. WELCOMING. home. Choose from informal Antiqued table setting. Members that town clerk’s office, is ciharging necessary to form stiff dough. the state's 20 offices. Xt had Knead on well-floured surface WONDERFUL Pine,, elegant Heirloom Solid Cherry, W orld Ills have not been contacted are lids wife with intolerable cruel­ been lOith the week before. gracious Solid Mahogany, space* reminded to make reservations ty and adultery. until smooth and elastic, 8 to 10 ETHAN ALLEN saving, storage-making Custom Koon minutes. (Dough will be sticky RARE COINS STOLEN GLASSBORO, N. J. 2 with Mrs. Brennan or Mrs. He seeks custody and support EARLY AMERICAN Plan units, and traditional Colonial la Ch.arles Wilkie, 26 Winter St. for four minor children, two his and the hands should be well WHITE RIVER JUNCTTION, rugged Solid Maple and Birch, See it (AP) — President Johnson by a former marriage. floured.) Place in greased bowl, Vt. (AP)—Two bandits wearing today. and Soviet Premier Alexei Mrs. Raymond Jeniek of 7 Tlie Lagaces were married turning dough to grease top. stocking masks and brandishing N. Kosygin shook hands t o Tyler Cirele will leave Saturday Feb. 16, 1963 in Baltimore, ’The Cover and let rise In warm guns forced their way into the STORE HOURi^: day and went into a his­ to join her husband, who is sta­ action is retuinable in Tolland place about two hours, until home of a coin dealer In White dough doubles In size. Punch Mon<>.y and Tuesday Open till 6 P.M. toric summit meetingr to tioned nt the Misawa Air Force County Superior Court. River Junction Wednesday night Open Thursday and Friday Evenings examine major tensions Base, Japan. down. and fled with rare coins valued Closed 'Wednesday Divide dough Into four equal threatening -world peace. at $8,000. Johnson and Kosygin arrived pieces. Shape into loaves. Place Washington LOL Will have Public Records Mrs. Robert Southgate told a half-hour apart at this Uttle its annual picnic Saturday, in 9 X 6 X 3 loaf pans, fcover. police she answered the door 3 in the face of strong winds that dominated Man­ - Warrantee Deeds Let rise until doubled, about Gowns billowing like unfurled sails, senior girls South New Jersey college town July 8, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and the two men pushed theft struggle to keep coiffures and mortaiboards intact chester High’s outdoor commencement last night. for a meeting arranged after at Martin Park, East Hartford. Roy B. Benson to Eli and two hours. Bake in 360-degree way Into the house. They PAuUne Danikow, two lots at oven for 46 minutes. Yield: four days of suspensful diplomatic The event is open to members, bound and gagged the South- negotiations. Horace and Packard Sts. large loaves. (Herald photo by Oflara) their families and friends. A f­ gates and a Derby, Conn., coin Johnson arrived at the 118- Ruth L. Adams to Henry T. MRS..,JOSEPH REYNOLDS ter the picnic the group will A native of Washing;ton, D.C., I dealer, Richard C. Marino, wlfll year-old home of President return to Orange Hall to cele­ and Edith M. Olander ,prop- Mrs. Reynolds has lived in adhesive tape. Thomas E. Robinson of Glass- brate the Battle of Boyne. erty at 101 Lenox St. Manchester 21 years. Her hus­ Anne Reynolds, a mathematics Mrs. Reynolds is a past pres­ Police said the thieves then 572 Graduated from MHS^ boro .State College at 10:46 a.m. Members are reminded to make Juan T. and Herta E. Stert- band is a sales engineer with major at the University of Hart­ ident of the Manchester Em­ rifled three safes In Southgate’s Co..lnc. EDT., after flying from Wash­ their reservation as soon as man to Eugene R. and Nancy the Gulf Oil Co., New Haven. ford and 1965 National Merit blem Club, a member of the office, taking several coin col­ ington to PhUadelphia and then po.ssible with Robert Hall, 40, J. Gilliland, property at 49 The couple has a daughter, Jo- Scholarship winner. Past President Association of lections and some $1,800 in cash Manchester 643-0890— Rockville 875-2534 coming here by helicopter. Connecticut and the Women’s which Southgate and Marino had Edgerton St., or Wdlllam Turk- d iv er Rd. 20 UNION STREET— ROCKVILLE, CONN. Kosygin arrived in his motor­ Ington, 103 E. .Center St. Ella Pehl iBrimble to Joseph Club of Manchester. in their wallets. Ceremonies Beat Storm cade from New York shoitly and Mabel S. Miranda, .prop­ after 11:16 a.m. The public affairs committee Bloobmobile Nets 105 Pints, erty at 26 Cumberland St. By B O X COE The two smiled broadly as of the Junior Women’s Club of Walter and Margaret T. they shook hands and ex­ Manchester, Inc., will meet to­ Grzyib to J. Normand Mathieu .Next Visit Set for July 19 Under leaden, -wind-tossed skies that continually changed greetings. night at 8:15 at the home of and Krin K. Mathieu, prop­ Now Come, Save Af Pinehursf During Our Big promised rain, Manchester High School’s 74th com­ "You have chosen a nice Mrs. Arthur Pyka, 99 'White St. erty at 112 W. Center St. The Rad Cross Bloodmobile Ailing, Walter H. Joyner, For- mencement—a “cliffhanger”— was held outdoors last Sailor Gets 7 Years place," Kosygin commented on Whitehall Manor Inc. to M. visit to South Methodist Church rest Hartin, Samuel Dunlop, President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin shakes hands as they meet for night at Memorial Field before an audience of 5,000. the meeitiing sSte ais (he and the the first time today. They will confer this afternoon at GTassboro, N. J. Soviet TV>wn Manager Robert Waiss Adler Ekybkin and Elsa W. Dob- Tuesday netted only 105 pints, Burton A 1 b e e, Sylvester Moments after 'the last of ------r------President surveyed the grassy will bo on vacation from Jime kin, property at Shallowbrook again falidnig bekw the 150-pint Barnes, William' Bayrer, Rus­ Amlmsador Dobrynin is at right; man between the two leaders is an inter­ the 572 graduates of the Class in place in the todeachers or In Scottish Spy Case lawn with its shelter of elms, 25 to July and his post will be quota. sell V. Hugihes, Gerald G. Tay­ U. S. GOVT CHOICE preter. (AP Photofax) - ______Lane. of 1967 marched off the field, along the edge of the field well oaks and^ linden trees. filled then by ’Town Counsel A total of 62 persons kept Quitclaim Deed lor. distant flashes of lightning and In advance, the senior proces- EDINBURGH, ScoUand (AP) squadron's depot ship on Holy The President had to wait 35 John F. Shea Jr., the noting Walter and Margaret T. appointments, and an additional Ailso, Reno Dufour, Fred H. scattered raindrops, borne on a aiOnial began Just before 6:30, — The Edinburgh High Court Loch. minutes at the doorway of Dr. town manager. 65 walk-in damans hettped build Petiiig Jr., Thomais H. Dawkdms, Grzyib to J. Normand Math­ strong southwest breeze, her­ and the long march to the south sentenced a 26-year-old East Ledbetter has been confined Robinson’s stately home ''before ieu and Krin K. Mathieu, prop­ HP the flnall totails. Twenty-two CTjlfton Oafffn, Robert MbKin- X.' BEEF SALE alded ahowera that began short­ German sailor to seven years In to his ship since May 30, but the Soviet party, with Kosygin’s EJta Ohaiptor of Beta Sigma end of the field was compileted erty on W. Center St. would-ibe donors were deferred ney, Jerry Coro, Donald Frank- ly after dark and contlmied into Jail today for spying for the Capt. George Ellis, commander black limousine in the van­ Sweden Issues U,N. Plea IPhi Sorority irecarttfly held a 1'5 mdnUtes later. Attactunent for minor ailmenits. land, Norman A. Boulais, Dus­ this nraoming. Russians on the U.S. Polaris of the Polaris squadron, said, guard, pulled to a stop. It had ritual at the home of (Miss Mari­ The girls, in traditiomil ‘white Gerald A. Lagace against Five persons became gallon tin C. Wood, Da'vid G. Goode, Most important is the (Quality you get for your submarine squadron in Scot­ "He is not in Irons or in the brig been preceded by a squadron of lyn BronOill of 35 Ashland St. But perverse nature after caps and gorwns, E in d the boys Norma G. Lagace, property »t donors, with George M. Blake GLbert L. Wifeon Jr., Ernest A. thoroughly wetting down Mon­ land’s Holy Loch. or anything like that." police cars flashing red lights. J Those receiving the Ritual of money . . . famous Pinehuret quality guarantees in maroon struggled ibravely to 2 Ridgewood St., $10,000. 'topping the list at six gaillons, Ley, Edward G. Botes Jr., Ver- H. S. Wilson, the solicitor-gen­ For Middle East Pledges B day’s Senior Piende for the first keep intact ibortih their compo­ Peter Dorschel had pleaded (See Page Fourteen) the Badge degre were Mias followed toy Thaddeus Gadarow- ner NyOln. eral for Scotland, told the court Marriage Ltoense complete satisfaction with lots of appetite appeal. time in 20 years and casting sure and their .wing-hke mortar­ guilty June 19 to trying to obtain Carol Verbairg and Miss Mary Ski, five gallons; John C. Ke/Uy, Following is a Hat of walk- that Dorschel, who married an UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. to create the right atmosphere Astrom spoke after Afghanls- Flrecman, president, conferred James Joseph Perkins, 50 gkxxm over other Setvior Week boards 'wtfich continually threat­ documents which might be use­ four gallons; WllBaim S. Bouton, in donors: Mrs. Rita Goned, lujtivKiies relented Just long English girl in January and had (AP )— Sweden called upon the for a Just and lasting solution." tan Prime ipnister Mohammad Freman, president, conferred Bolton St., and CoUeen Nan ened to sail otlf Into the breeze. ful to a enemy. A Scottish three gallons; Henry R. Wierz- Adam Rhodes, Mrs. Helen enough to permit the gradua- been living since with her fami­ big powers today for a commit- "For this reason,” he said, Hashlm Malwandwal and By- the degree. She waa OiS-sisted by Lewie, 79 N. Main St. Palmer, John E. Oovensky, Ger­ atruggiUng even luitider were bookmaker, William McAffer, Is •bicki and RoBand Cote, two PINEHURST U.S. CHOICE tton exercises to go off as In a Glasgow jail charged with ly in Manchester, was in contact ment to respect the independ- "we do not believe in resolu- elorussia's Premier ’Tikhon T. Miss Broneill and Mrs. Howard Building jPermlts gallons; and Miss Oa/rol E. Ver- ald D. Boisvert, Richard Ander­ the Standard bearers leading with Soviet agenta in East Ger­ ence and Integrity of all Middle tlons that condemn one or the Kiselev had urged condemna- Bienitmoor Inc. fer Highlaitd scheduled. ' giving Dorschel at least two Eundell, tarohbcnirers; and Mr.s. barg, William J. Murphy, Joihri son, Orrin E. West, Mrs. Kath­ the processional and the two many earlier this year. Bulletin East countries, and for a pledge other country.” tlon of Israel, Oak Viiil'Jaige. demoCiiSh Shed and Harried school oificiala documents which McAffer ob­ •Toseph Gonsalves, attendant. F. Euckhout Jr., Mrs. Doris erine Otter, Glenn Mirtl, Jack juniors supporting the class Wilson said the sailor weis or­ not to seek military advantage Tlie Swedish delegate, on the While the debate proceeded, office alt 334 Ohairter Oak St.. throughout the day watched tained from Garry Lee Ledbet­ Lappen, Burdette Webb Jr., banner lettered with the motto, dered to settle In Dunoon, near or to contribute to an arms race other hand, called for the ■with- delegates were engaged in in- U Skmn and Raohard F. Reinrthl, SIRLOIN the clouds with apprehensive ter, a shlpfltter aboard the Lee Daws, .son of Mr. and $500. "Oogtilto Mentis Apertae Est one gallon. Thomas D. Duff Jr., Miss eyes and had almost decided to U.S.S. Simon Lake, the Polaris Holy Loch, and lease or buy a Censure Voted between Israel and the Arabs. drawal of Israeli troops from all tense private talks on possible Mrs. John Davis of 44 Soott Slylarama Inc. for LawTence Clavis MuMSs Portis,” which The next visit of the Blood- Karen J. Ostby, Wilma Joyner. shift the traditional outdoor hotel there with money provided Swedish Ambassador Sverker territory occupied during the compromise proposals which Dr., has been named to the hon­ Harm, sw'ilmimiiig pool at 15 tranefiated means “ Aiwamegg of mobille is scheduled for Wednes­ Also Mrs. Karla Romano- ceremonies indoors to Clarke by the Russians. WASHINGTON (AP) Astrom addressed the emergen- fighting. This, he added, "seems might offer a way out of the or roll for the second semester Liiborty St., $1,400. TIP an Open Mind Is the Key to Manoo Oonstruotion for Mar­ day, July 19 from 1:45 to 6:30 wicz, Florian Bolduc, Leo F. Arena. "The possibilities of con­ The Senate voted today cy session of the General As- to us to be one of the conditions tangled situation. at the Robinson School, West Diana, Robert Boldqp, Leonard Many Doors.” sembly as U.N. diplomats studi­ for a constructive outcome of MORE tin Foley, alteraitlons to dwell­ p.m. at Salvation Army Citadel. Oven Roast of Beef lb But -when the skies brightened Ribicoff Is Asked ducting espionage behind the to censure Sen. Thomas Hartford. Kanehl, Mrs. Harriet Haslett, Just after the banner had ed closely reports on the devel­ the deliberations of the General Behind the scenes consulta-" ing at 233 Henry St., $3,000. .Other donors: about mid-day, they determined facade of the hotel were obvious J. Dodd for oonverti'ng to Joseph Czerwinski, Richard been placed alongside the stage oping meeting between Presi­ Pottlawiing is a list of donors DON'T KEEP IT to ‘Xake a chance," and ous- For Elaboration enough,” Wilson said. "He "was his personal benefit Assembly.” tlons at the United Nations were Poudrier, William Schaller, (Pre-heat oven to 300 degrees, roast in uncovered pan, it began to rip in the wind and dent Johnson and Soviet Pre- He laid down these principles considered still in an embryonic OFFICIAL FIRE TOLL who kept their appointments: UxUans hastily set up chairs, to take advantage of such op­ Sister Rita Mary, Mrs.- Sally add no liquid. Allow 18-20 min. for rare, 22-25 mrtn. for was quickly taken down, repair­ funds obtained “ from the mier Alexei N. Kosygin at as essential in any arrange- stage. Most delegates predicted BRUSSELS (AP) — The offi­ Lewis P. LaiBrec, Mrs. Mar­ UNDER YOUR HAT platforms, and the pubUc ad­ Of Dodd Position portunities as presented them­ Balukas, John Bengston, Mrs. medium.) ed by custodians, and furled un­ public through political Glassboro, N.J., 111 mUes away, menits for a lasting peace; jong period of hard bargaining cial toll of the fire which de- garet Simpson, Oolln Fox, Mrs. dress system for the outdoor selves to meet the personnel of N That’s what many of our customers tell us when they testimonials and a politi­ Lorraine Peterman, Mrs. Alice Harriet Mitchell, Wayne G. til the recessional. HARTFORD (AP)—State Re­ the U.S. forces stationed in the Astrom told the 122-nation —Recognition of the political before the emergency session of SAL V stroyed the L’Innovation depart­ Mantz, Mrs. Marian B. Thom­ come in and see hundreds of Health and Beauty Aids, ceremony. cal campaign.” Larriimore. Mrs. Margaret E. The organist, Kenneth Woods, publican Chairman Howard E. vicinity.” assembly that a stable peace independence and territorial the assembly received a resolu- ment store a month ago today as. and Frozen Foods and Groceries priced in line with any Hlad the event 'been forced In- stands at 95 dead, 164 missing Fish, Blon Tupper, Richard sdde, only itnvo eipeetatars per MHS '63, played the traditional Hausman called on Sen. Abra­ "He was to collect such in­ ’This was one of two can be brought to the Middle integrity of all countries in the tion that could command^ the Also, David Eldirldge, Harry store in Manchester . . . ham Ribicoff today to "Inform “The Barber” and 62 Irijured, Investigators Bagge, Mrs. Irene Cameron, gnadawte could have been ad- "Triumphal March” from formation as he could about the counts on which the Sen­ East only by patience and nrea. two-thirds majority necessary F. Snvltih, Mrs. ESeanor B. the people of Connecticut which through the cooperation of the —Freedom of shipping jor adoption, say. Mrs. Nancy Dlmock, Neil Bills, So, our motto, from now on is to tell you more about ROUND mUted. "Aldq” for the processional and submarines in the Holy Loch, ate ethics committee 241 North Main St. Johnison, Miss Lenore Johnson, position you take” in the cen­ great powers. through International waters. e^t feeling was widespread Only 31 bodies were Identified. Anlthony tortor, Mrs. Helen these low prices. The class was one of the Mendelssohn’s "March of the their attendant supply facilities recommended that the John J. Naretto, Robert May, sure case of Sen. Thomas J. HAS MOVED TO Nine of the injured are still In Asefltine, Mirs. Jane MeHlen, smallest tn reoent yeans, ac- Priests” during the recessional. and movements in and out of Connecticut Democrat be "The recent crisis has again prospects for a solution to Donald Anderson, Russell B. Brief greetings by Senior Dodd. the Loch," Wilson added. i>Tn/^natT.atnrf hnu, iHtoi If piuccs ot Jerusoiem 10 worsmp- hospitals. Initial suspicions of Bruce Watkins, Rabert Bantly. Graniniss, Roy Johnson, Drik oortkng to school ofUiclals. Last censured for conduct that demonstrated how vital it Is * n . i.u STEAK Class President Joseph Amato Hausman on Thursday attack­ (See Page Fourteen) arson have not been confirnied Also, Gustave Senkbiel, Mrs. Jahnsom, Floyde Porde, Daniel This Week's Buy year’s senior olaas numlbere^ "He was to transmit this tends to bring the Sen­ that the great powers avoid ° ® 2 DEPOT ST. were followed by the salutatory, ed Ribicoff as a man who put officially, and no one has been Edna Pitney, Leyton Wilmot, J. Lange, Wilbert Hadden-, Ken­ Freshly Ground lb 638, and Xhe class of 1965 topped information to the agents in ate into dishonor ajid diis- being drawn into regionsd con­ charged wih any responsibility 100's of "Our Incomplete Education,” poiitical expediency ahead of in­ East Germany from whom he flicts with ensuing risks for Mrs. Japet HUbbard, William neth G. Sklinner, 700. Next year, however, the by Thomas Roger Briggs, who repute. IN BUGKLAND for the fire. The investigation is Keish, George Hubbard, Mrs. tellectual Integrity 'in deciding took his orders." world peace,” he said. "Does Also Arllne, Shenning, Kenneth trend wSU reverse with a class yesterday was named a Capital He was only the sixth continuing. Muriel Mosler, Allan Coe, Mrs. SALADA TEA BAGS 89c Summer’s underway and means time to get out to vote against Dodd’s censure. Wilson said the first document not now the sober voice of rea­ Merrifield, James S, LeSure, outunmibering this year’s by Area Scholar by Hartford’s 'Trin­ senator in the nation’s Dorothy Thompson, Anthony John J, Schaschl, James Burn­ the grill. Come to Pinehurst for U. S. choice chuck nearly 1(X>. Ribicoff, who is coming up for passed from Ledbetter to Mc­ son and enlightened self-interest Hanoi Rails, Power ity Ctollege. re-election next year, said Baranowskl, Earle Rollinson, ham, Fred Otter, Marcel Jut- Scotts SOFTWEVE ground lb. 89c (patties this week the same price), Releytives and itriends of the Affer to Dorschel was easily history to have his con­ dictate! to the great powers the Briggs urged his fellow stu­ Wednesday he . could not find Charles Griffin, Anthony ras, Edward Graveling, pork spareribs, smoked or regular pork chops. sendons toegan gathering for last available to the general public duct censured or con­ need for an understanding on Bayles, William Matushak, Also William J. Dixon, How­ BATH TISSUE 8 rous 95c dents to nurture the attitude of it in his conscience and heart for 65 cents in Washington but demned by his peers. the limitations of arms deliv­ (4 2-packs) Penobscot chicken breasts, boneless or regular nIiglMt's ceremonies nearly an an open mind and remain re­ Aerial War Targets Ralph Warren. ard Peters, Carol Dufour, Mar­ to do Dodd "special hurt by Dorschel was delighted with it. Still to be voted was a eries to this sensitice area?" chicken legs, lamb or beef for KaBobs are best hour Ibefore the scheduled 6:45 ceptive to learning as they' go voting for the censure of my A Also, John P. Aubut, Lyman garet McMulIin, Robert W. Hel­ The document was not further Astrom spoke out strongly s a ig ON (AP) — U.S. pilots electric -power plant 46 miles from Pinenurst service meat section. starUmg time. Many, as a pre­ on to the work of work or fur­ second count charging 'Fuller, Robert Stearns Sr., ler, Evan A, Thomas, Raymond MIRACLE WHIP qt jar 49c colleague.” identified. against ^ y attempt bjr toe as- reported successful at- southeast of Hanoi with 1,000— \ \ \ caution, oame armed -with ratn- ther academic training. After Hausman rapped Ribi- Dodd requested and ac­ Donald S. EUis, Mrs. Elaine C, Berube, cnalts and urribreilas. Ledbetter’s second document cepted reimbursement semb^ to fix blame for the re- trains northeast of and 2,000-pound bombs and re- cent Midtoe East war, declaring a mlssUe site northwest ported setting off a large explo- U.S. CHOICE PINEHURST With most of the spectators (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Seventeen) was a restricted training manu­ for travel expenses from al "which contained diagrams toat such a procedure as toe the Red capital and toe Nam slon and fire at the 7,500-kilow- both the Scsoate and priv­ Soviet proposal to condemn Is- power plant southeast of att facility that serves the Nam New Voting Dates Stretch (See Page Seventeen) ate organizatioiis. raei not only would be fruiUess Hanoi. Dlnh area, but might "reduce toe chances ^.s. military headquarters The last raids in the Nam V 1'' ' i ii' M Terms of Town Officials CUBE $'1.39 said there waa no slgificant Dlnh area were May 22 and Senate Snarl Stalls Verdict action In 20 previously an- May 24, when American war- ,1 l .: i l U \ . . Manchester’s elected town ed into law, effective Jan. 1, nounced Amorican and allied planes attacked the railroad ''officials will be frozen In of­ 1968, the town clerk will be per­ ground actions, but Saigon an- yards. fice until May or November of mitted to sign up new voters 20 Perish SHURFINE STEAKS „ nouncements often lag far be­ The strike Thursday was toe 1969, under an act passed by on any weekday, during office hind operations in toe field. On Dodd Censure Proposal ►4'. - ' (See Page Fourteen) X. the 1967 General Assembly and hours. ’The 125 missions flown 2 signed Into law by Gov, Demp­ A third new law permits new FRENCH FRIES w For a real grill treat buy a Pinehurst U. S. choice In Marine WASHINOTON (AP) — Tan­ session was on. a surprise pro­ against North Vietnam Thurs­ sey. electors to vote in special elec­ rob K. Javlts, R-N.Y., said if 1 0 for 9 9 ^ gled in a parliamentary snarl posed amendment by Sen. John this count were upheld the Sen­ day cost another American The law requires all towns In tions if they had been signed up sirloin or porterhouse steak. Our club or Del- plane, a Na'vy A4 Skyhawk at least 30 days prior to that SHUBFII^E REAL FROZEN FLORIDA and with 'tempers gettii^ short, Tower, R-Tex., to reprimand ate would render a Judgment

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