FEID A Y, m a y 24, 1962 iianrb^Bt^r lEtiifnhtg 9|?ral!k Aturnfe Dally Net Pnes Run For the Week Ended I The Weather April 80.1968 *nie Britiah American Club will Feeee—I e< V. a WeMhev W m m e have a dance tomorrow from 9 Elliott to Head About Town p.m., to 1 a.m. for members and ■■■J guests. Charlie Vartick’a orches­ 13,974 Oendy, not ee eeol tonight, 1.oiir Dance Associatipn Flowers For Memorial Day o f Andit H bt Minual Oorporato Ooanmm- tra will play for dancing. In Uw tie. Oonday ekmdy, ta i o t CotnUned C a ^ H o mothwa • rn m i e< Ohraolatlon oU^aa will ba Stuiday at 8 ajn. George HUlott, 188 Ferguaoti Rd. Geniiiums, Ageratum, Petunias, Marigolds, Vinca of refa. m gfi areond 70. The Manchester Junior Square M anehesUr^A City of VUIaga Clutrm at 8 t Baxtholaw'a Ohuroh. was recently elected president of Dance Club will sponsor a danoe Vines and many, many more at reasonable prices! RldMxd J. Batygren Jr., aon o f tonight from 7:45 to 10:16 at Ver- EDSARDA (Bestem Dlstrlot planck School. Lee Pine will be Square and Round Dance Asaocia- V O ^ L X X X n , NO. 201 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION; Mr. and Mia. Richard J. BerKCreh, s ANNUALS and VEGETABLE PLANTS s MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1968 (Olasrffied Advertising an Page t) M Comall 8 t, recalvad an award the caller. Refreshments will be tlon) at a meeting held in Fram-. f T' served. for debating contributions from Ingham, Masa. FDSARDA la an CEMETERY URNS and TUBS FILLED the Foransic Union yaaterday at affiliation of Square and Round tha Honors Convocation of South- The Keeney School PTA will “ FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS!” ' am OomMotieut State OcAege. sponsor a fair tomorrow from 11 Dance Clubs throughout the New Aid Minimum Seen U.S. Warns State News aJn. to 4 pm . at the school. There Bngland area. Ninety cluba repre- Jacob Haroian, 46 Green Rd„ will be a variety of booths, games aenting well over 10,000 members Lee's Florist and Gift Shop audio visual diret^r for Man­ smd rides for children, and refresh­ currently beirmg to the organlaa- chester schools, was recently elect­ ments. tion. RT. 44A, BOLTON, CONN, s 649-8089 Sugar Price R oundup ed treasurer of the Connecticut Also elected to office from the $4 Billion by Clay Nikita to Visit Cuba, Audio Visual Education Assoda- Ronald J. Custer, chief aviation Manchester Square Dance Club tion. electronics technician, UB. Navy, was Mrs. Herman Montie, 112 Dip Coming eon of Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Cus­ Avondale Rd. She will serve as W A S H IN G T O N (A P ) — f CSay'e committee on foreign aid Parties in Accord ' The Rev. Walter L. Abel, pastor ter, 96 Hawthorne St., is serving corresponding secretary for the Gen. Lucius D. Clay has told recommended a subatantial reduc­ of Our Saivior Lutheran Church, aboard the attack aircraft carrier coming year. tion in the program and concen­ WASHINGTON (AP) - On Safety Plan South Wbidsor, will be In diarge of USS Coral Sea, whidi, while on a Both Elliott and Mrs. Montis Congress that the “rock bot­ tration of fimda in fewer countries radio broadcasts sponsored by the goodwill cruise to Australia re­ tom” for foreign aid spending The Agriculture Department have been active in the Manches­ to Increase its effectiveness. HARTFORD (AP) — A Manchester Mlnlstorlal Associa­ cen tly, participated In the 21st an­ ter Square Dance Club and have next year may be $4 billion— President Kennedy had. asked warns that the "speculative tion over station WINF Sunday at nual celebration in Sydney, com­ served as officers in previous for $4.9 blUion for aid spending bubble” in sugar may burst compromise has paved the Renews Defense Vow half a billion bdow what 7:85 p.m. and daily neat week at memorating the Battle of the Cor­ years. TOe Manchester Club is one for the new fiscal year beginning way for passage of a maxi­ 7:80 ann. and 6:30 pm . President Kennedy requested. before long and that high- al Sea. of the largest member clubs in the July 1—the same amount Con- price buyers may be hurt mum speed limit and chemical EDSARDA group. But'that deep a dash, he said, resa appropriated for this year. "could only come about, in our gut after receiving the Clay re­ when prices drop. ^ t s bill— ^two key measures opinion, by cutting perhaps port, Kennedy voluntarily reduced "Speculators may be able to in Gov. John N. Dempsey’s million of the $900 mUllon aoiight hie request to $4.6 billion. keep the bubble going for a while, highway safety program. Moves Seen for Latin America under the Alli­ but not for very long,” said Un­ n See our complete selectioB In his April 26 testimcmy. Clay A caucus of Republican House ance for progreea." recommended a further slash to dersecretary of Agriculture Clay, chairman of a preeldential Charles S. Murphy Friday. members yesterday overwhelming­ o f famous . . . $4.8 billion. This was reported at ly approved a oompromise that Calming for advlabry committee on foreign the time, but without details of his Congressional concern prompted aid, cautioned that an appropria­ plans for studies of the situation worked this way: testimony. 1. The R^ubllcans dropped a RUMMAGE SALE tion of leas titan $4 bililon "would Clay also said that $800 mUllon by. the Senate Finance Committee demand for a bill that would strip UTHUANIAN OATHOUC create very reat problems.’’ of this would be contingent on and the House Banking Subcom­ WOMAN’S ALLIANCE His committee recommends mittee. Murphy said he welcomed the state motor vehicles oommls- Irked Fidel Latin-American cpuntrieq living alonar o t Ms power to suspend the CANDIES spending of $4.8 billion,' he said. up to agreements to , quAUfy J q r the hearings. Clay gave this assesament to the He said they. would "show that license of a first offense speeder that much aid under the' Alflim a unleas the suspension was ordered MOSCOW (A P )— Premier 24 Qolway SU Manchester House Foreign Affairs Committee for Progress. jh" .U. S. kigar supplies are going to Caterpillars in Playschool Operetta In eloeed session April 25. The be plentiful. This will help restore by the Judge who heard the case. Khrushchev today accepted He said he did not .JMleve these 2. The Democrats dropped their tranaoript, with numerous seourl- countries could quilalBy for the swbllity In the sugar market.” an invitation to visit Cuba Sat, May 25— 9 A.M. Six pupUs of the YWCA Play-|>den,” which will be presentedyRockett, ^ deletions, was made public Frl- A sudden upsurge' in sugar oppoaition to adoption of an ’’im­ and renew his threats to un­ butiterllies; Richard Go- plied consent” dause which would school are oast as a caterpillar W e^esday at 9:30 a.m. at the beillo. Dobra Beauchamp, boy and (OonUnued on Two) .pxjces has been attributed to bad leash Soviet nuclear power to In an operetta, “The Happy Oar- school for relatives and friends. girl, and Arlene Cahn and Brian QUINN’S PHARMACY , f a t h e r in Europe and poor man- allow automatic revocation of the license o f a driver who refused defend the Caribbean island Miss Sylvia ClaAin, Grade 1 Boggs, twins. (Herald photo by 873 MAIN ST. Open 8 to S Weekdays Including Saturday ^agement in Cuba which have kept teacher at Bowers School, com­ Pinto). X- world supplies from keeping up to submit to a test for intoxication. against invasion. posed most of the music for the i with growing demand. 8. The Democrato also agreed Both pledges came in a Joint production. Cast as the cater­ Frostbitten Pan* Awaits However, Murphy said the to the Republioon version of a communique at toe end of the pub­ pillar are, left to right, Kenneth Uplt^d States In the past few days maximum speed law of 70 miles lic phase of toe nearly month-long P’ahey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ haA Mcelved “ very large new an hour on di'Vided highways and red carpet reception for Cuban ward Fahey, 34E Garden Dr.; commitments" for sugar from for­ 60 mdles an hour on all other Prime Minister n d el Castro. Christie Sloan, daughter of Mr. Airlift from Mt. Everest eign n a tic^ roads. Western diplomats said toe visit and Mrs. James Sloan, Tamarack N "Sugar already on hand or com­ The stalemate over highway pulled toe Soviet premier out of GOODBYE Lane, Vernon; Teri Small, daugh­ safety legislation showed signs oif a political hole. mitted to the Uhlted States for ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Small. KATMANDU, Nepal (AP)—’Two($>at 1963 totqls 500,000 tbiis more than breaking last Tuesday when the Castro and Khrushchev now ths 18,000-foot Thyangboche plan a rest in the south. (36 Broad St.; Barbara Placco, frostbitten conquerors of Mt. Ev­ monastery or Tuesday at the 12,- last year's entire n ati(^ l con­ governor said he was iMopared to tliughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar accept the Republican version of The commimique, issued by toe ...... AND THANK YOU! erest should be airlift^ off the 000-foot Sherpa town of Namche sumption,” he said. Macco, 28 Strong St.; Kimmie Bazar. People who stock up on high- the maximum speed law and im­ Soviet news agency Tass, North, daiighiter of Mr. and Mrs. mountain as soon as possible, the priced sugar now may be in for plied consent. Khrushchev accepted "with ^ From the Jtase camp came new tude” Castro’s invitatiem to" John North, 34A Garden Dr., and Joe Sullivan Says: leader of the American expedi­ details of Wednesday's unprece­ But he said he would never Tomorrow night at 6—we close our door after 33 Henrietta Monco, daughter of Dr. tion warned today. But it nuiy be (Continued on Page Three) budge fbom opposition to the Re- "toe first Socialist state in Ama^ dented feat. lea.” No date was mentioned. years in the men’s wear business in Manchester. and Mi-s. Hans Menco, 18 Alice Dr. two or three days before a hel­ Hombein, who with Unsoeld pubMoan proposal to limit the Other members of the cast are icopter can reach them. license suspension powers of the Turning to the defense of Cuba, scaled Everest via the hitherto toe communique added: It was a tough decision to come to, but we had no Allison Miller, Michael Gerber, Barry C. Bishop, 80, of Wash­ unconquered west ridge, said they motor vehicles department. Jennifer Krascella, Jennifer Lavy, "NOW h the time fa buy your NEW RAMBLER ington, D.C., and William F. Urn climbed part of the way in Com- Shipborae Grcus The governor celled In legisla­ "In toe course of talks between alternative. It’s been a pleasure to serve you dur­ Bruce Sarty, Miriam Stem, L3mne aoeld, 86, Corvallis, Ore., as­ munlat-held Tibet. tive leaders o f both parties to air comrades N. S. Khrushchev and Davis and Alison Cornish as flow­ sured their wives waiting at Kat­ Performs at Ports hta proposals. GOP leaders would Fidel Castro it was confirmed by Bishop revealed a butane cook­ A, ing the years. So-o-o, once again, “Goodbye . . and ers; Bonnie Binks, Michael Agos- or FINE USED CAR and HERE is the place fo mandu that they were in good ing-gas fire in their tent at Camp not commit themselves to the com­ toe Soviet side that if an attack tinelli and John Leary as b ^ ; spirits despite their ordeal din4ng 6 at 37,460 feet delayed him and JACKSONVTLLB, F 1 a. promise program before the House was made on Cuba in violation of Thank you.” Andrew Anderson and Katherine a harrowing night without shelter Jerstad two hours in starting for (A P )— Hey, Rube, batten caucus. the commitments undertaken by buy; our VERY SPECIAL prices on both new and 1,000 feet from the summit of the An uiridentlfled Negro demonatrator is carried from the Greensboro City Hall in a chair by police­ toe United States President not to KARL KELLER the summit by the south ridge. down the elepharrte. TTve cir­ After the Republicans met yes­ world’s highest mountain. The fire "burned their beards cus is going to sea. A gaily men Friday, after a group ataged a sit-in demonstralUon In the Mayor’s office. Object of the invade Cuba, toe Soviet Union will terday, Dempsey expressed satls- sit-in was to get Mayor Da'vid Schenck to oaJl an emergency city council meeting to study inte- fulfill its international duty to the if you Ebqieditlon leader Norman R. off,’’ Dyhrenfurth said. painted Httle freiglHter named faotion with the caucus results. used cars w ill please you no end . . . and a f fhe Dyhrenfurth backed m> the diag­ They started for the 29,028-foot Fleurus is being loaded end graition problems. Nine of the group were arrested. (APPhotofax). fraternal Cuban people and will ”We need an absolute speed render it toe necessary aid for act now..» nosis of Dr. Gilbert Roberts who peak at 8 a.m. and arrived at reaxlled for duty as a floating amit and a strong chemical tests radioed earlier that Bishop and toe defense of toe freedom and 8:80 p.m. Big Top. It is tentatively bUl. I am gratified that the Re­ besf of Bank Terms" Unsoeld "should be flown out to Dyhrenfurth said that Bishop sciheduM to sail Monday for independence of toe Cuban repub­ save their toes.’’ publicans who control the House lic >rtth all toe means at its dis­ and Jerstad, while on the way riiowe at vlUages along the agree to this,” he said... Teamster Dies, THE EXCHANGE Dyhrenfurth radioed from base posal. down again by the south ridge, ooant of Nova Scotia end la­ ’’I am cdso gratified that they or’s Office Sit-In JOSEPH SULLIVAN eamp that the two others who saw Hombein and Unsoeld ap­ ter in the Bahamas. When "The organizers of aggression 857 climbed Everest Wednesday — are no longer thinking of 'weaken­ Shot in Street FUND OF BOSTON Soles Manager proaching the top from the west the 40-year-old French-built ing the suspension powers held by should remember that an invasian MAIN Thomas F, Hombein, 82, of San rl^ e . vessel salle, ahe will carry 50 of Cuba will place mankind before will enable you, to exchange stocks In D1m ^>, Calif., and Luther G. Jer- the motor vehicles commissioner.” STREET Bishop and- Jerstad waited for animals hufluding elephants, No action was taken In the HOBOKEN, N.J. (AP)—Police a devastating nuclear missile which you have large, unrealized profits Stad, 26, Eugene, Ore.—were well war.” the other team for several hours. Itons, bears, zebras, llamas, ti­ caxious on a measure that would Held in Greensboro pressed their investigation today and would hike Um Im miles back for. a diversified, professionally man­ Unsoeld and Hombein reached gers, hordes and ponies. Also make it illegai for minora to poe- into the slaying of a dissident (A State Department spokesman aged account in common stocks. to Katmandu. the, summit at .6:80 p.m ^and de­ aboard .will be 46 performpre. member of Teamsters Local 560. in Washington challenged toe Members o f Ike party in Kat­ Sesa Uqugr.. The measoM. w «« .dis& scended to meet the others. ’ The operation vylll work ju ^ oussed. GRBFNSBOtttr, ■' N .c:’ CAP) ^ h a W hten siagSN' nlgnaj)' Walter 'Glbckner, 27, A shop communique’s reference to a com­ You will not in the opinion of counset mandu secured tne only helicop­ mitment by President Keimedy Darkness closed in and, unable like the oldtime 'railroad cir­ About 900 young Negroes, ignoring since May 11. steward of the local, was shot ' - j incur a capital gain tax at the time ot thi ter to Nepal for the evacuation to find Camp 6, they spent the cus, said D. R. Miller, part not to Invade Cuba. He said toe exchange. an unofficial endorsement of inte­ The marchers continued on to Friday as he left his home. but the Norwegian pilot decided night In the open—without tents owner of the A1 G. Kelly and Lever BUI Blocked gration by the City (^uncil, no-invasion pledge was offered the air was too thin for a safe City Hall where they knelt on the Glockner, who was elected a This exchange is available until July 1. or'Sleeping bags. Miller Bros. CSrcus. "She’ll HARTFORD (AP)—Democrats marched quietly into the down­ front steps, apparently to honor "for something toe Russians never londtog at a 14,000-foot site desig­ shop steward last Janueu'y on a delivered—that is, on-site inspec­ You may participate if you hold Bishop said “ We were all out of put Into porte along the coast are on to the aignals when it comes town , area Friday night, a few tone Negroes who had been ar­ ticket opposed to the leadership selected stacks with large capital gains nated originally for a pickup. oxygen for some time. We bi­ which ordinarily don’t have ■to Republican sleeper plays to get hours after the council made Its tion in Cuba” to verify toe rs- ' This meant Bishop and Unsoeld rested earlier during a sit-in at of Anthony (Tony Pro) Proven- that have a value of $25,000 or more. vouacked without it. We did not access to a circus, the optional party lever bill onto endorsement. the office of Mayor David moval of Soviet "offensive weap­ would have to be carried from zano, the local's president, was ons.” ) receive oxygen until next morn­ “We’ll unload the animals, the Senate floor. Only token attempts to enter se­ Schenck. en route to his job as a truck For a Prospectus and other descriptive their 17,800-foot base, camp to a ing when Dave Dingman in a sot up the big top, the bleach­ YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEE For the second session in a row, gregated businesses were made Those who staged the sit-in had driver in North Bergen. TTie^ communique’s hard langu­ material, call us, or w rite. . . spot at an elevation of 12,000 or marvelous support action with ers and the arena and stage by the marchers, most of them of the GOP minority tried to get an threatened to stay In the mayor’s Police said a car apparently age and heavy stress on Sortet 18,000 feet—a two-day march. Glrml Dorje, came up to help the show like the old timers high school age. plei^es to aid Cuba against any Officials said the helicopter, un­ amendment that was, in effect, office until he edited a special pulled up alongside Glockner in us.’’ ■ used to. The ship will travel the optional party lever biU, onto Protests against segregation attack appeared designed to Putanam A Co. I der lease to the U.S. ^ e n c y for Dingman, 26, is a physician at night and there will be a meeting of the City Council. They front of his home and the occu­ z another elections measure. were carried to a paddy wagon soothe the still-ruffled feelings of International Development, prob­ from Baltimore, Md. Dorje is a show in a different town pants asked him to get in. When I 71 East Center St. I Democrats had the play covered and booked on a charge of loiter­ he igpiored them, police said, he Castro at toe withdrawal of ^ vlet 1959 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN ably could pick them up Monday Sherpa. every day,’' Miller said. missiles last fall. I I from the start. Sen. Fred J. Doocy, ing and causing a nuisauice in a was shot three times in the back. FULLY EQUIPPED. VERY NICE. O nly ^ 1 9 5 DOWN D-Whipping, and president pro French Envoy^ public building. The missile pullback apparent­ I Pr«oM Mod «e. wifhoitf ob/ipohon, f reipoehM on I Neighbors found him uncon­ ly figured prominently In toe Cas- j THE eXCHANCffUNO OF BOSTON. | tempore o f the Senate, ruled the Many merchants said they scious on the sidewalk. He died amendment out of order on the would await further developments tro-IGu'ushchev talks. Western ob­ ASHFORD LAKE I Nose*.. . . M . I Kennedy^ Meet servers here have called Cuba one grouiKls that it was imrelatod to before acting cm the council’s call (Continued on Page Three) 1956 MERCURY 2-DOOR HARDTOP the bill under consideration. The for integration. However officials of toe tenderest spots in Khrush­ Off Route 44— 26 Miles East of Manchester— Ashford, Conn. chev’s political armor. ■| A FINE SPORTY CAR. FULLY EQUIPPED. O nly ^ 4 5 DOWN chair had also quashed the attempt of two cafeterias that have been ...... Stott...... two years ago. On Differences prime targets for demonstrators But they said Khrushchev’s ef­ I The optional party lever bill said they would continue their pol­ Africans Negotiate forts to woo Castro over the past '' 'A Open 9 t<> 5 Daily would remove the requirement By JOHN M. HIGHTOWBR icy of complete segregation. month have paid off. 'The con­ 1957 CHEVROLET STATION W AG O N that a voter pull a party lever On Unity Charter sensus of more than a dozen im­ ''' Open 6:30 to 9 Thurs. Eve. WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S.- Boyd Morris, former mayor and GORGEOUS THROUGHOUT. / O nly $ ^ 0 3 for one party or the,, other as the French policy differences are a owner of the Mayfair Cafeteria, portant diplomats was that Open 9 to 12 Saturdays likely topic of discussion today at said, “ I wUl not give in to demon­ ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) Khrushchev had pulled himself out (Continued on Page Three) a l ^ t e House conference be­ strators—be they white or colored —The leaders of Africa's inde­ of political trouble. tween President Kennedy and —or to any mob rule. ’That has pendent states, nearing the end The communique said Khrush­ 1957 RAMBLER STATION W AG O N ^ Foreign ■ Minister Maurice Couve been the policy and it is still my of their sUmlnlt meeting, went chev has agreed to alter a trade SHARP, ONE OWNER, de MurylUe. policy.” , \ into closed session today for final agreement with Cuba' In order to O nly ^ 1 9 5 BOWN pay the Cubans toe full world The meeting of the President Schenck, who has said there will h^rse-trading necessary to write and the French diplomat is the be no peace here until complete an African charter, price of sugar, now about $280 News Tidbits a ton. 'this means the Russians WHEE! WATER’S second high-level U.S.-French ses­ Integration is achieved, said Fri­ Results are expected to include from the AP Wires sion in two months. Secretary pf day that the City Council did not will t8dNEW YORK (AP) — DouglH 1960 RA^MBLER STATION WAGON "Neither have I resigned.” . . . Now you can have all the hot planned in ^connection with Ken­ John Brown, an armored car CUSTOM MODEL. RADIO, HEATER, STANDARD gWTFT ^ O nly ^ 2 9 5 BQWII Flamboyant Diet. Atty. Jim Gar­ nedy’s trip to Europe next month. driver aooused of stealing $385,- water you need at one time for rison, wiio cla sh M ^ th Judges and They also said there was no rea­ (MH) in Vancouver, B. O., arrlvod only a day. Think of it— .police in his crackdown on vice in son to believe a Kennedy-De Soviet Editorials Give Signs only 9 }^ f* a day! famous New Orleans Ffench Quar­ from Brazil today and said he Gaulle meeting could accomplish would try to make a deal for tba Yes, thanks to Mobilheat— 1958 RAMBLER STATION W AGO N ter, expected to nm for IJoulsiana anytl}ing at this time. money. He refused to say whera and an oil-fired hot water heater attorney genereU. V In s^te of French differences Art Crackdown Is Letting Up VERY, VERY NICE. CUSTOM MODEL. ONE OWNER. ^n/y S 1 9 5 BOWN it was hidden. Brown, SS, w m o f correct capacity—your family Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, R- with the United States and other N. Y., says that Ooimnunist regime NA’TO nations, the Ottawa ses­ acoompanled on ttM flight by aa -J can take care of oi/ their washing By REINHOU) G. ENSZ $no necessity of watching over agent of InterpoL the Interna­ needs at one time. o f Fidel Castro in Cuba would t<^- sion resulted in agreement on 1959 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR WAGON plo within 60 days if all shipments creiation of a deputy to Gen. Ly- MOSexJW (AP)—The magazine each step of the artistic intelli­ tional police force. FBI aaS Mom can do the family wash. of petroleum products were cut off Novy-vMir indicates the Soviet gentsia and explaining to them in Canadian agents met htnf •$ A LOADED SHOWPIECE. ONE CAREFUL OWI7ER. < mah Lemnitzer, Supreme NATO Sis can do the dishes at the same O n ly * 3 9 5 DOWN . . . Peter West, London Borough Commander in Europe, to handle Communist party leadership may detail how one must write a book, IdlewUd Airport. tim e Juiiior takes his bath, Council memher recently found nuclear Weapons strategy. NATO be luivlng second thoughts about stage a play, make a film or com- BATHING and BOATING Its crackdown on Western. influ­ po.se music.” you enjoy a shower. guilty of drunken drirving, elected also, accepted the assig;nment to PUBU8HEB IMES to serve on .Wembley ,.Aocident its military strength of a British ences in Russian art. However, the battle of the arts - Don’t delay—phone us today. An pditorial in the magazine appeared to be far from over. m e w YORK (AP)-OrvU E. Find out how easy it ia to sw it^ Preventkm Council. nuclear-capable V-bomber force Oryfooa, 50, president and pub­ CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FQR SALE And we have many more fine cars af Pope John X X m reported still and three American Polaris-mis­ Friday was the second published Komsomolskaya Pravda published to a Mobilheat-fired water heat- statement in less than a week a digest of what it described as lisher of the New York Ttones. slowty regaining strength as he sile submarines. died today in the Columbia rests in tone-day Novena spiritual pointing to an official tolerance of 1,200 letters from readers com­ LIBERAL TERMS ’The agreement. reflected tiie more artistic freedom. Other re­ mending an attack on poet Yev­ Presbyterian Sfedloal Center e i retreat he started yeeterday . . . continuing split as much as it a heart a.ttack. Dr3rfoos entefiti Vice Presiclent Lyndon B. Johnson ports, however, gave signs of a geny Yevtushenko lor ha'ving pub­ Drive out this weekend and see the vast growth and improvement. Improved roads, *AMras* /amtly of famk marked the success of efforts to continuing crackdown. lished his autobiography abroad the hoslptal on April 15 lor rant addressee graduating oiasa of get aroimd the .differences the from heart strain. He many cottages have been erected making this one of the outstanding lake developments Johnson City (Tex.) High School, In an editorial apparently writ­ without submitting it first to the United States and other allies ten by Bklitor AlexandM- Tvardov- judgment of Soviet editors. president o f the Times in 1857. in the state of Connecticut.. - from which he was graduated in have with FYance. dlasa of six 39 years ago. sky, Novy Mir defended “ artistic In Prague, CzechsloWk writers his fathMT-ln-law. Vermont capital city of Motvt- De Gaulle was flatly opposed, truth” in painting in comparison were told that Stalinist ways are Arthur Hays Sulzberger. He be* according to diplomatic inform­ to the "dull copying of reality still deeply entrenched In toe jpo- came pubUsher two years Intar. W E GIVE peUer off limits to Norwich Uni­ Dryfoos began bis career on tba’ versity oexlete, who staged riot ants, to any formal creation of when the artist becomes a slave litical thinking of toe Communist party hierarchy. paper ss a cub reporter la 1P4I, SHORE FRONT COTTAGE FOR SALE GREEN STAMPS there ’Thursday night... Presi­ an inter-allied nuclear force such of the material of life, not its as the United States amd Britain master.” Yiri Hendrych, a secretary of dent Tito of Yugoslavia oelebratee desire. He wished to avoid the The •ditorial also defended the Czech party’s Central Commit­ OFPKIUS K iuji Y O im lis t birthday. impression that NA’TO was actu­ writers who "elevate reality in tee, made the admission at a con­ Axxtrass Zaa Zea Gabor asks $4 MEW YORK (AP)—A natadL ally unifying nuclear forces. It order to invest it with greater gress of writers which ended in niM klUed one o t tiuss ynnttta DE CORMIER million in damages from otoumnist was said. He has committed beauty and, greatness.” ' Prague Friday. MORIARTY who were b e n ^ up *— TitliaJ AUeen “ Suzy” Mahle and- King France to the development of an The Novy Mir editorial, was con- "The burdening heritage fit toe F'eatures Syndirate in defamation wooM sad s eitm wililm /m r OjdhwL (L. Independent force of its own, sidwed by Westerners as an indi­ personality cult (Stannism) Msnhattan street, MOTOR SALES INC. of. character suit filed in Los An­ which, however, may someday be cation that new voices In Soviet reaches so deep' that its eradica­ VbtlM BROTHERS the youth bed tie SALES AGENT A ^ree from a Twig Grows geles. ' \ . coordinated with NATO targeting art and literature had not alto- tion caimot be limited to state­ AflSosr, *ntae only 285 BROAD ST. Soviet Unioa'a eoatended boyoott strategy. ithar capitulated to party die- ments tn newspaper artlclee,” he ■top me Is to ataM' M l 3-5135 **Maneheater*t Oum Rambler Dealer^ MANCHESTIR Green, boOi Stats Highway Dsf*. emptoyes from West WUHngton, of« U.N. ftnanoes “a ooofrontatfon The basic differences between tea on hewing to ao-called Soviet said. “ It has penetrated into toe 301-315 Cenfor St. ptanit one df 70 five-foot flowering oraboppls trees donstod by ths Chamber o f Ootnmeroe for the against survival of the U n it e d Kennedy and De Gaulle are much ereality. thinking.and acting of everyone center strip on E. Center St. The trees, some with wbttie flowem and aoms with red, wore put in Nations,” Fraitcia P. PUmpton, deeper than this. Tbey center It followed a statement by- the without exception. None ot us has ltd bold as SI T liu r a ^ and wffl o u iv le n ^ d ^ ^ planted tha ▲inestoan U.S. delegate to Budgetaiy Oom- party newroaper Pravda last Sun­ been epsred die atnuMqtiiere o( dw ta 1M7 in bomr (HaraU h r M a n ta ). m Fag* day which aald “ tba parly sasa pewonillty eutt.” f ■

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-/ J. TWO ICANCHESTEA EVEND^G HERAUD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O ^ SATURDAY, MAY 25, I 988 reduction In the whole prpgram." PAGE T H E M This would seem to *mean a per­ House Packed Bolton manager of the ABA Tool and Die Aid Minimum Seen centage cut across the board. Mayor’s Office Sit-In Co. One of the Clay committee's Sheinwold oH Bridge Mra. Pierson w u bom in New State News recommendations was that most For Excellent Britain ahd attended eohools In U.S. Warns Court Orders Maguire hots of the foreign aid for African Cohurn Files that city. She had Uved In Wal- countries should be the responsi­ l e a r n t o h a n d l e i lli^ ord for 40 years. Sold to Meet Tax Obligation $4 Billion by Clay bility of the former colonial Held in Greensboro MHS Musical UNFORTUNATE LEAD Beaidee her eon in Maneheeter, Roundup Sugar Price powers. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD For Post on ■he to survived by her husband, George Meany, AFL-CIO presi­ What do you do when your part­ Arthur Pierson; another son, The Court of Common Pleas in<^ appraised the value o f the lots, (Contlnned from Pag« One) By JOHN C»UBiai (Continued from Fngo Ono) (OMtinwid from One ized should be around $4.8 bil­ dent, sharply criticized this idea tion of “ legal resistance and legal ner makes an unfortunate lead? Richard Pierson of Wallingford; Hartford has ordered the fore­ all on Ashworth St., as $0,900. lion?” It la now ao years ainoe “Okla­ School Board Thursday. He said any such with­ defiance.” Some authorities recommend tear­ two brothers, Morrto Bericowlto first aot in v o«i^ , oven if he fh- Dip Coming closure by sale of three parcels at By his order, the judge ruled In ■mount, but that It should be au- "Yes, sir, “ Clay replied." May drawal by the United States would onstration waa peaceful and there homa” was first viewed on Broad­ ing the hair, and others favor and Milton Berkowlto, both, of favor of the town, wtiicb InHlsded were no arrests. Wallace made no response Fri­ way, atKl the Rogers and Hammer- tends to vote a split ticket. property owned by William J. Ma­ thoriled anyway by the committee I Just add this; If I were asked be Interpreted as callous disregard day to the federal injuncticm suit s ^ moaning, l^ e day of ths blunt Rcbeit E. Oobum of South Rd. New Britain; four stotem, Mrs. the action to collect taxes It con­ before the Appropriations Commit­ by Africans. Three hundred Negroes stein opus is still going strong as Instrument seems to bavs passed, Abraham Feltelberg of New York ^ passed by the (Oonttnued from Page One) guire to r payment of $6,437.64 In to toraatall cbarcres that the or to an overture by State Atty. was et^enced by the produraon A M laot night with the RepubU- tended were due from the gpond' tee what I thought the lowest ex­ Meany, the only member of the marched in Goldsboro and a few but it may come back with the City, M n. Bernard Alpert of Boe- GOaP-oontrolled House, b u t to back taxes. lists of 1966 through 190a. Maguire United States was tailing to live, Negroes picketed a segregated Gen. Richmond Flowers, who last night In Bailoy Auditorium. A dtn P a r^ for a poat on the mdiool stalled in the Democratic-control- losses when the price drops, Mur­ penditure could be, I might have Clay committee to dissent from sought to Join with Wallace in cold weather. Whatever you do, ^ • 7 4 ton, Mra. Lewis Cheater of West Judge Norman M. Dube appoint­ contested the action. up to Its commitment in Latin to drop it to . . . $4 billion.” movie theater in Winston-Salem. Joint venture by the dramatio so­ don’t compound your partner’s er­ board. He la the flnet Republican Hartford and Miss Alice Berko­ lod Senate elsctlans committee phy said. its report, urged an expansion of fighting for segregation. The two ciety and the music department at ed Atty. Joseph Conti as a com­ Maguire -was represented l»y America. Clay was asked for ,.a specific the aid program, tie appeared be­ have been bitter political enemies. ror. known to have filed for aohool wlto of New Britain; and four vdiere it to expected to die. ■An .Associated Press check Atty. Charles Crockett. Atty. A r­ Aaked by Rep. Cornelius Gal­ country-by-country list of cuts he BIRMINGHAM, Ala, (AP) the High School, it played io an South dealer grandchildren. Republicans figured It wo$ mittee of the court to conduct the nold Klau, assistant town oounsri, fore an open session of the House "The only thing'Alabama has to audience that Jammed every seat board, which will have four vacan- around the country turned up lit­ lagher, D-N.J., if he was prepared thought could be made to bring committee at his own request. Gov. George C. Wallace, chal­ - North-South vulnerable oiea In the October olootlon. The funeral will be held at noon worth trying the amendment play sale June 22. Alfred P. Werbner represented the town. lenged by the U.S. government on fear is violence,” said Flowers. in the house. *g*ln — if nothing else. It would tle evidence of hoarding. The to defend his $4.3 billion figure the aihount down to $4.3 billion “ And Gov. ..Wallace has said and Opening lead—Six of Hearts. Oobum waa bom In Denver, tomorrow In the chapel of Wein­ before the House Appropriations from the $4.5 billion requested by his pledge to . block integration at This was an excellent amateur West opened the six of hearts, give them a chance to speak out Agriculture Department said sup­ believes we can avoid violence. I production; it moved along well, Oolo., raised in Freeport, N. Y., stein Mortuary at 640 Farming- Committee, which must. furnish the President. the University of Alabama,. was declarer played the seven from ton Ave., Hartford. Rabbi Henry for the bill on the Senate floor. plies are' ample with no short­ planning his next move today in not only am ready and willing but waa well costumed, and waa played and graduated from Columbia Unl- Senate minority leader Peter P. the money. Clay replied: “ We He submitted this later, but the Two Here Finish desirous of working with Gov. dummy, and East moaned softly verefty In 1940 with a B.A. in Okollca of Tephereth Israel Syna­ ages expected unless consumers Man Booked have only one figure. This is the list and amounts were not printed his sovereignty dispute with fed^ In front of profeasionally designed as he played the ten of hearts. gogue will officiate. Marian! of Groton appealed start panic buying. Wallace.” and execute settings. Visually it math. He waa a parachuttot with . one we have given you.” in the committee hearings made Accounting Study eral authorities. This “ natural” play ruinsd tiie de­ There will be no calling hours. Doocy’s ruling, asking for time to Senate Democratic leader Mike Chairman Thomas Morgan, D- He had no comment on whether Recently, P’lowers had criticized was dandy, and K was more than the 18th and 17th Airtwme Dlnrl- comment on the a p p ^ before the All members of the Girl Scouts public. Wallace for defying federal au­ fense. slcna of the UB. Aim y in the Eu­ The famUy euggeeto that friends Mansfield of Montana, who called In Rifling of Pa., came back to this point later Clay did say, "We think much he would com ply. with a federal acceptable from a standpoint of chair’s decision was put to vote. • adults and those of intermedi­ Two Manchester students gradu­ thority and warned such iu:Uon South carefully won with the ace partnerito bid a major milt If be ropean Theater during World War may make memorial contributions for a hearing, said sugar prices and asked, "You feel that the of the reductions, country by coun­ Judge’s summons to court. sound, as well. of hearts and^Ied the king of dia­ tq a charity of their choice. He had barely attaii^ when ma­ In his state have Jxunped from ate age and over — are requested ated from the Hartford Institute of The segregationist governor, might cause violence. Donald Thomas, who staged the can. You expect to raise a major n . Hie then did graduate work in jority leader Louto I. Gladstone, rock-bottom figure to be author­ try, would be proportionate to the monds. West held off, of course, to game. If partner bids three $9.45 a hundred pounds a year to march In the Memorial Day himself a former state Judge, was work in conjunotion with Mrs. Da­ atattoUca at' the Univeralty of D-Sridgeport, cut In, protesting Automobiles Accounting yesterday. but declarer continued until West diamonds, denying a mator suit, Michigan for a year and wna re- Mra. Mjnron Oorban ago to $14.05, with most of the in­ parade and to participate in the They are Alfred W. Driggs' III, ordered Friday by U.S. District vid Ehrman, and Robert Vater had to take the ace. Mrs. Myron Corban, 63, East that Marlanl waa making a politi­ creases this month. ceremonies in Center Park. Judge Seybourn H. Lynne to ap who waa musical director of the you will bid game in notrump. oalled in the Antny during the Ko­ cal speech on the poHy lever to- A 21-year-old Manchester man son of Mr. and Mrs. A lfi^ W. Malny Graduates West shifted to a low spade, rean War. Hartford, died yesterday at Hart­ Chairman Harry Byrd, D-Va., of Scouts will assemble in the vi­ Driggs Jr., 616 N. Main St.; and pear in Birmingham for a June 8 production, had obvioualy hitegrat- and East’s queen forced out the sue. the Senate Financne Committee, cinity of the main building of Ben- early today was arrested n crowned the For the old time step and the glad re­ prevent the execution of the lawful 24 points), and the next player the Senate two years ago and may about nine hours later In a hospi­ be outdone by soldiers. At the -with. < turn. Police Arrests dreau, Mark SquatMto and Ron Also on the agenda Is a review Bom in ^Seeaa, Arunca, prov­ queen. (Her^d photo by Saternis). recent wedding of one of its mem­ ■After Edwards was taken into Think of him faring on as dear orders of a court of the United Helm. Aiil did very well, with posses. You hold: Spades, Q-10-9- ince of Oaserio, Italy, Mr. Cudel- run Into rough sledding there. tal. Three 38-caliber bullets were In the love of there as the love of here States.” of the Methodist “ Our Mission To­ bers, In place of the traditional custody, police found seven other Kathy Vennart and Stuart Jo- 3 Hearts, K-10-5-4 Diamonds, 8- day” for Inclusion In the 1968-64 lo had Hved in thia area for 67 The House passed an amend­ removed from his back. Think of him still as the same. 1 say Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, 7-4; OInbs, 10-9. 8-6:40-9:40 Itil0-«:20 Nolan; gold arrow on lion. Jack archway of swords used for wed­ cars in the Birch St. parking area, He is not dead, he is Just away. Frank J. Campanelld, 17, of 61 chimsen having a Uttle the edge program. The trustees and finance years. He was employed at Ar­ ment yesterday and will act on the Glockner had attended a meet­ dings of military personnel, the who signed the complaint, said in Seaman Circle, last nighit was IHhat do you sayf. bill i ^ l f next week. Two MHS Girls Prior. all with their doors open or ajar, on the others, aa I saw it. commieslon will report on needs row, Hast and Hegeman Electric­ ing of Ix>cal 560 shop stewards club members formed an arch­ it was reported. The case to still Mother, Washington the action is aimed at charged with operating a motor Answer: Bid three clubs, the Wed.: “Miracle White StaUloa” al Co. The bill would ban the practice Stiver arrow on Wolf, Steven testing Wallace’s announced posi- There waa some very aooepiUdxle for next year. Famell, Michael Pierre and Hen­ Thursday night. A fellow union way of hay rakes. under investigation by police. vehicle while his Ucense is under dancing, too, both in solo and con­ Stayman Convention. This asks Moderators will be Calvlh Fish, Beslllee hla son in Andover, be of optometry in retail eatabliah- Win Vasa Awards man said Glockner got In an ar- suspension, using a motor -vehicle is survived by his wife, Mary menta such aa department or Jew­ ry Wyman (two arrows); Philip certed iMimb^. Choreography -was chairman of the official board, and Smith, Kevin McCooe, Michael g;ument over a proposed appoint­ without the owner’s petmdssioti, a Joint effort by Emily Botti, the Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, min­ Montanlle Oaidello, two other elry stores. Bonnie Minton and Carol Tors- ment of a union business agent and evading reaponatbiUty, ister. sons, a daughter, two brothers, Its proponents said It -will pro­ Peretto, Brian Cordera James Barbara Lemire, and Robert Patu- tenson, both Juniors at Manchester Wicks, Peter Priskwaldo, James and was ejected from the meet­ The arrest stemmed trcnn an ac- lak. The “Dream Ballet” which ENDS SUNDAY! Church Study Oontlnuee and three g;ranudchlldren. . tect the state from the kind of ing. ALBERT & LARRY'S cddeint last Tuesday night at Bld- The Senior MYP will hear the The funeii^ -will be held Mon­ “discount operations” ^ optomet­ High School, were awarded U.S. LaChapelle and Jeffrey Watt. Be modern with okMed Act L was psuiticuiarly note­ Denner stripes, Steven Famell, Provenzano, 45, who has often lidge and Spruce Sto. in which worthy. MANSFIBLD* Rev. James Ameling, pastor of day at 8:16 a.m. from the D’Eso- ry now practiced In. omer states, savings bonds by Scandia Lodge, proclaimed his close friendship Campanelli -was driving a bocTOw- Two Academy Winners Second Congregational Church in po Funeral Chapel, 236 Wethers­ particularly New York. Order of Vasa, at Its anmm:l Henry Wyman, Kevin McCooe, Altogether, it -was a large under­ gUtfiJunUIMANTICcr:) Michael Peretto, Brian Cordera with Teamsters President James BEAUTY STUDIO ed motor-aoooter and ran it into Best Actress Wi Coventry, speak on “ Understand­ field Ave., Hartford, with a sol­ Professional standards are not dinner last night at the Three Js R. Hoffa, is currently on trial in taking and one that came off suc- maintained In commercial outlets, Michael Tomm, Robert Cresenzl, ■mi-dTY SHOPPING PLAZA—VERNON CIRCLE the side of a parked vehiole owned oessfuUy. In -vi-ew of the fact it Best Supporting Actress ing the Congregational Church" at emn Mass of requiem at St. restaurant In Bolton. The presen­ Newark federal court on charges A ROMaNtiC ROUND-THE’ its meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. Brigld’a Church, Elm-wood, at 9. they said. tation was made by Arthur Ander­ and Peter Miller. TEL. 644-0020 TEL. 875-1607 by Richard F. Hughes of 39 Eit^le- 'yvas a production by high school Ann Bancroft, Patty Duke Asst. Denner stripes, Richard of extorting $17,100 from the Dom TERMITES wood Rd. and then left the scene. M^of3U>MaNHunrrl This Is the third In a study series Burial -will be In Mt. St. Benedict 'The amendment waa proposed son, Swedish consul at Boston, youngsters, it was r e E d ly excep- “The Miracle Worker” Tyo and Terrance McCann. Transportation Co., where Glock­ No one waa hurt and damage was on "Our Churches Today.” The Cemetetry. by Rep. Homer Sooville, R-^las- -who was guest speaker. ner worked, to insure labor peace. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SPECIALS FOR tkmol. Noi)ody expects them to 6:45-10:06 The meeting -was closed by minor, police reported, investigat­ Rev. Edward W. Johnson, vicar' of Friends may call at the funeral tonbury.. It allows mercantile ea- The two girls were Judged tied Glockner, a Marine Corps vet­ come up -with talent equal to Burt Lancaster — to home today and tomorrow from tabliShmmtS' to continue in the op­ Mark Johnson, David Johnson, MAT BE ATTACKING SPRING AND SUMMER MONTHS ing Patrolman Leo R. Grover or­ Broadway stars, but one does ex­ St. George’s Episcopal Church in the essay -contest on "The eran, was married and the father spoke on that denomination last 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. tometry business imtU the optome­ Michael Piero, Steven Famell, dered Campanelli to appear fai pect to find more hitches in pro­ “Bird Man Of Alcatraz” Scandina-vian Influence to This of two children. WALK-INS INVITED ON THESE DAYS Sunday. trists ^ e a d y employed resign, die Worid.” Richard Muldoon, Henry Wyman, Mianchester’s Circuit Court 12 June duction and more -vagueness of 8:10-7:86 and Philip Smith all of Den 1. Tax Honrs Set or are terminated for other rea­ Karin Jlansson, Swedish ex­ 3. The youth posted an $850 bond compreheEision than were evidenc­ MNAViaiONE ane MBTNOeOCOII TOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT WAVES while awaiting court aj>pearance. Tex Oolloctor Anithony Mhneg- sons. change Btudent at MHS this year, ed last night. Everything -went SUNDAY gte. wUl be at the Town Officee Fnnerals spoke on the similarities among Meeting Tuesday David R. Ekibanks, 18, of 49 smoothly and the audienoe hsul a plus Associate Feature Five from Area BE SURE...for a complete FREE Inspection Wadsworth at., last .night was Two Horror Olassiost Monday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to Probe Concluded people and answered questions. INCLUDING SHAPING good time. accept tax payments, he announc­ BkiitePtalnment by Ronald Erick­ For Charter Unit of your Home by a Termite Control Expert $ 10.00 charged with intoxication. The There win be a matinee this Edgar Allen Poe’s J. Rhey Rralthwalte HARTFORD (AP)—A Republi­ AND STYLING youth was arrested after police “TALES OF TERROR" ed today. The funeral at J. Rhey Bralth- can-Inspired probe Into a time- son, Jonathan Nelson and Jay Get U of H Awards afternoon, and another perform­ R i F i F i 's . Bolton property toxee became Frank was also presented. Supervised by Graduate Entomologists. found him in a car on Clinton St. ance this evening, so you’d better Basil Rathbone-Vincent Prioe- wolte of 62 Pearl Bt, who died honored system of sharing state The Charter Re-vision Commis­ WE ALSO FEATURE MANICURING $1.50, ARCHING $1.00 Poter Lorre due May 16 and axe through June Insurance commissions among po­ Past District Master .Arrie Gus­ Five Manchester area students SHAPING, STYLING AND ALL PHASES OF He posted a $25 bond while await­ hurry if you want to see it. I’m Tuesday, woe hrid yesterday sion will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday ing appearance in Circuit Court 8:30-6:40-9:46 16 without Interest. Taxes un^ afternoon from the Holmes IV- litically-favored agents to ov«- and tafson awarded 50- and 25-yeor at the University of Hartford re­ Call Ml 9-9240 BEAUTY CULTURE BY COMPETENT OPERATORS sure it will be another sellout to­ T o K y o paid alt that date bear Interest at at the MimicipaJ Building hearing 12, Manchester, June 3. Plus: “The House of Usher" neral Home, 400 Main SL reform legislation to apparently on service pins. ceived awards or scholarships this night, and you won’t want to (he rate of % per cent a month week at honors con-vocations at the room to hear the suggested char­ BANTLY OIL CO. Victor James Fitzgerald, 43, of diMppointed. Curtain, by the way, 2:00-6:06-8:10 Gate 7:30—Show 8:80 The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson of its way. BLISS has been Serving the FUEL OIL or fraction of a month, figured House Insurance Committee university. ter changes of the board of edu­ 156 Bissell St., last night was is at 8:00 sharp, for it is a rather from the due date, May 15. Center Congregational Churoh, .. ^ officiated. Bural -was In East Cem­ members decided yesterday to They are a senior, Steve G. Yo- cation and the Town Planning Home Owner in Conn, for over SSI MAIN ST. charged with intoxication. He lengthy show, and has to get start­ Snare Drum N e^ed . posted a $25 bond and will be etery. close out the thrae-month-old BOY SCOUT godzinski, 452 W. Middle Tpke.; Commission. ed promptly. Norman Preuss, who is' heading The school board haa request­ presented in Manchester Circuit Beaten were Ralph BraMh- probe that at one point Involved and Juniors John C. Flyinn n , 34 81 yeUrs Htones 649-4596—876-3271 (he citizens’ group organizing a Liberty St.; William J. Nork of ed a meeting to diacuss proposed Court 12 June 3. STANLEY WARNER Complete Show At woite, William Bralthwaite Jr., John M. Bailey, Democratic na­ Notes and News ANNOUNCING Memorial Day pat^e tn town for tional and state chairman. BID I, Coventtry: Thomas Hag­ changes in fiscal management. Donald A. Caniar, 30, of Cov­ the second year, reports the group Bruoe Braiithwalte, Kenneth Rey­ gerty, 179 Center St.; and George Suggested changes include provi­ entry, yesterday was charged with 1:00-3:20-5:40-8:10 nolds Sr., Kenneth ReynoKla Jr., Committee records -will be turn­ French Envoy^ needs a snare . drum to provllde a ed over to a state’s attorney for a H. Meyerhoff of RFD 2, Rockrille. sion for an earlier approval date failure to carry a registration. The STATEm Euid Lawrence MaUon. CUB PACK 148 street beat next 'Thursday.. He decision on whether a grand Jiuy Yogodzinski received a copy of for school finances by the town’s arrest stemmed from a routine will welcome the offer of a drum Cub Pack 143 recently held its Marks’ “Mechanloal Engineena’ directors, and the elimination of check by police on Woodbridge St. if anyone is willing to loan one Edward O. Wagner investigation into some of the monthly meeting in the Nathan . t j Kennedy^ Meet findings to warranted. Handbook” for outstanding aca­ the general manager as an inter­ PAUL DODGE Carrier was ordered to appear in for the parade. Ptotisa may be Prayers will be said for Edward Hale Schol Auditorium, featuring demic achievement. The honor was mediate in tranamititing the school droult Court 12 June 3. reached at hla home on Bolton C. Wagner of 190 Oakland St., who DisMbution of cotiunlssions to presentation of badges, a film on DOUBLE SAVINGS party faithful who have -valid In­ bestowed by the Hartford section budget request. Center Rd. died yesterday, on Monday at 8:45 first aid, and a circus skit. On Differences surance licenses haa been a long­ of the. American Society of Me- The Town Planning Commission PONTIAC, INC. a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Homs, Boys conducting the opening ch^^nlcal Engineers. has suggested that all references Cozitrol Corp. Maneheeter Evening Herald 400 Main Bt. standing Coimectlcut tradition. ^ - ceremony were Frank Fazzlna, Tie House committee’s in-yeStl- Flynn and Nork both recei-wed to its operations be removed from DIV. OF BLISS E)aERMINATOR COMPANY, Iiic. (Contlnned from Fags Ons Bolton correspondent, M. Cleme- Burial will be in 8t. James’ B^ed Edwards, Michael Hayden, $150.scholarships from-the Hart­ tile town charter.__ State Statutes Notice well Young, telephone 648-8981; Cemetery. gatlon more than likely putAn end DemviB McGuire, Kenneth Davis, THE OLDEST & LARGEST PEST CONTROL CO. IN CONN. to the practice as lepslatlon ford chapter of the Americam So­ would authorize and control the around the future |x>IiUcaI devel­ Frlenda may call at ths funeral Grerdry Nolan and Bruce Aceto. ciety of Tool and Manufacturing planners’ actl-vJties. WE HAVE DAILY opment of Europe, with Kennedy home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and creatii^ a special committee to Asst. Culbmaster Ted Kubi€ik administer state Inst^once haa the Engineers. Haggerty received a favoring ~a tmified Europe closely tomorrow from 8 to 6 and 7 to 9 discussed Olympic Day, the Me­ $ 2 ^ scholarship from the Pur­ linked with the United States, and bacdcing of both,parties. •StniM Mwt •< WkMtMl ewHnMM DELIVERY TO THE p.m. morial Day parade, the Pleasure chasing Agents Aaaociation of De Gaulle favoring a gradual de­ Island trip and the family picnic. Hartford Coimty. velopment of some kind of Euro­ TV FD^fD APPROVED Joseph McOooe and Richard Across From HARTF6r D (A P )—The House MeyerhofiTs award -was $60 for pean cooperative system which Suhie presented a film and dis­ scholarship and co-curriculair serv­ SPENCER WEDDLE FAMILY BOLTON would become increasingly Inde­ Mrs. Erma Warner Alexander Approjimtlons Oomnnlbtee hasap- cussion on first aid. Colonial Manor Apts. 176 SPRUCE ST. pendent of U.S, mUlU^ power About Town ptpYed a $160,000 appropriation ice. He is a management major. t*lU8 Mrs. Ehma Warner Alexander, - Eight Den 6 ipeoibers put on for its defense. TO, of K 2 Woodbridge St., died to rihdnioe State Department of a circus sldit; Alaii Agostinelli, Walt Friendship Circle of -the Salva­ DAD, THE MAN WHO . . . AREA The chief idgnificance of Couve yeerterday afternoon at Manchee- Educe/Uon purchases of education­ Thomas Mason, Clifford Kublak, ROME (AP) — A Rome grade de Murville’s Washington stop­ Disney ter Memorial Hoepttal. tion Anny -will omit Us Monday al televtoion programs. Gregory Miller, Peter Miller, school teacher has discovered that NOW over on his way home to Paris Cartoons A Miendhester resident aU her meeting because U will serve sup­ Rep. Richard Q. Notes, R- James Wicks, Jack PYior and Daddy Is Just a mystery man to Gospel and Song Crusade appeared to be that De Gaulle Air- Ufe, She Is a daughter of the. late per for the Manchester Mlnistera Farmlngiton, said yestentoy the Robert Cresenzl. most of his 9 to 10-year-old fourth LENOX still -wants to minimize the im­ Albert and Nettle Traek Works, Association meeting at the Cita­ oommlttee to Impressed by the Badges were awarded to the pact of his policy differences grade boys. CendiHentd DRY CLEAN AN and was llvhig -with her daughter, del. Ihe help of any Circle mem­ long-range potential of eduoation- following scouts; Lion and The teacher asked his class to MAY 27-JUNE 2— 7:30 P.M. PHARMACY MTlth Kennedy and to maintain the Mra. George Flavell at the time bers who may not have been con­ al television and wonts to guar­ Webelo, Jack Prior and Bruce best relations possible in spite of write a brief theme on "M y Fa­ MONDAY THROUGH SUNDAY (EXCEPT THURSDAY) TOMORROW CONTINUOUS FROM 2 PJW. o f her death. - tacted will be aj>precl|$,t^, Mrs. antee that it -wtU be given a fodr Aceto; gold arrow on Wolf, Ste­ ther.” At the end of the hour, he AMPLE 299 E. CENTER ST. the split. _____COMPLETE SHOW AT 2:00-4:05-6:15-6:25 ’ I She woe a member of the N o i^ Thomas Blevins Jr. reports. test In Gonnectiouit Public schools. 8-LB. LOAD FOR Following the White House ses­ ven Parnell, Kevin McOooe, said, htu-dly any boy In the class SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:45 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 A.M. MONDAY and TUESDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 4 PJ«. Methodiat Chtirch and the Cathw- No action has been tiaken on the Michael Peretto, James Wicks, had more than 100 words on PARKING TEL. M l 9-0896 sion, the French foreign minister Ine Balch Ctrcle of rite church, Paul J. Anderson of Elmwood, appropriation by the Senate Ap­ was scheduled to continue- policy Gerald Dupont, JeffMy Watt, Lee paper. Some hadn’t been able to and the VFW Auxiliary. will be the delegate representing propriations Committee. " Byram, William P aJ^e and Rob­ do a word more than the title. talks with Rusk aboard tbs presi­ Survl-vora are a eon, Kenneth.A. Emanuel Lutheran Church at the Noyes aold the appropriation is dential cabin cruiser, the Patrick Starts Wednesday—Bob Hope-Luollle Ball to ert Palozle. One or two only got as far os PAUL BOULEY, Warner o f Maneheeter; three second annual conference of the Intended to enable Channel 24, Gold arrow on Bear, Dennis "M y father Is a man who . . .” J. -French AmbgsssMlor Herve Al- “ CRITIG’S CHOICE” pine "TERM OF TRIALS daughters, Mra. Floyd Browne, * 2 Our Body Shop Manager, sa^’s: phand arrayed an embassy din­ Lutheran Church at the second an­ Hartford, the state’s only educa­ Volkert, Scott Donnelly, and Wil­ One boy Just gave It up, writ­ Mrs. Eknedt Anderson and Mra. nual confeaenoe o t the Lutheran tional television station, to raise liam Haberem; silver arrow on ing; "My father Is a man I know “ We have 5400 square feet of ner tcmig)^ which Couve de Mur-.- Fla-voU, all of Manchester; a sis­ vUle a ^ ^ u s k were to atteijd. Church of America, New England additional funds from o r 1 v a t e Bear, Dennis Volkert, Jack Prior, nothing about. Can’t we write a SAVE 75% OVER space devoted to body work, ter, Mra. Wtillam M cG bnl^, also Synod, which opens in Cambridge, souroee to oontimle its-prbgrams. Alan Agostinelli and Gregory theme about Mama?” Ruakf in welcoming (Jouve de of Maneheeter, nine grandchildren sheet metal and painting. We Mip^^Ile to Washingt(Hi, said they Maas., tomorrow. The Rev. C. Hen­ and fi-ve g^reat-grondchildren. - ° ry Anderson, pastor, and John REGULAR CLEANING have all the latest equipment xfoald talk about “ a great many OPEN SUNDAYS Funeral servlcee -will be Monday for body work. No Job too matters around the world- which Pofflnbarger, Intern, will also at­ at 2 p.m. at the North Methodtot tend the seaalona which end BILLS large or too small. you are are of common American and Church. Burial will be hi Eaet / French interest;” The French Wednesday at the Hotel Comman­ not satisfied with the appear­ Cemetery. der. 4853232348234823484848532348482353232353485323235323 minister said he looked forward Frlemto may call at Watkins- ★ PLUS ★ ance of your qar bring it to us “ with great interest to my visit PAUL’S Weet Funeral Home, 142 E. Cen­ for a spring clean-up. We will to^ the capital of the United States, ter St., tomorrow from 2 to 4' and Some 60 ao«a meohanics have (>een invited bo attend a special give your ear a coat of Blue however short this stop may be, T to 9 p.m. unfortunately.” STEAK HOUSE movie Monday night at 7:30 p.m. Coral, clean and paint the mo­ GreM Stamps Mrs, Arthur Pleraon at the y F W , Manchester Oroen, tor, shampoo the Interior— UT.MVKB'SOH, CONN. (Approximately^ miles from ■on RodgW Ward and hla winning the Vernon Circle — take your right at Circle. . . ) Mrs. Diana Berkowlto Pierson, make your car look like new." of tha Indianapolis ”500’’ last year. ' • Owned and Operated by PAUL L. YOUNG SR. 63, of WalUng;ford, died yesterday iiiimiiiiii DOUBLE at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital The mo-vie to sponsored by the WORLD GREEN in Boston. Shs was the mother of Manchester Auto Porte and Rock­ PAUL DODGE Samuel D. Pierson of 57 Arvlne ville AUto Pairto Inc. Special PL, vice president and general SMORGASBORD Town firemen from Compe- WEDNESDAY thru SUNDAY toes 3 and 4 yesterday afternoon ClWM4#eel C» DINING BOOM CLOSED MONDAYS WATES meeting Tuesday, at the miiaic. Convenient to « GREEN STAMPS Have your shade trees sprayed now. For the canker Italian American Club on Bldridge We ^ pleased to announce that the “JOAN JOYCE TRIO" PARTY SL Welghlng-ln will be fnwn 7 to 6 Plan To Attend Evfry Service ■hopping. worm and other chewing insects that destroy the foliage win be here for your listening and dancing pleaaure May 8L pjn.. and weaken the trees. 1 Spoosored By The Frendi Get Double Savinfs at Polif dlaa^ Club Ot Maadieater Acoonunodattone for 100 patrons avail­ CERTAIN ADVANTAGE . .CALL 643-7695 able for weddings, banquets holiday 8REM8KA MITROVICA, Yougo- portlee. For reservatlMM, phone 876- Moiday, May 17 slavla (AP) — Nikola Ost^lc, INCLUDING 1648. A m ^ Paildng. 62, a retired city offlclM, to a CALVARY CHURCH 8 PJL medical phenomenon, m s hsaii to OPEN DAILY 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. SUNDAY CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT oh the riih rslde; his liver, spleen For cempiGt* trM s«rvie« eoiii and appendix on the left. JIMMY MINICUCCI IS OUR CHEF ORANGE HALL He says It’s Just as well. He never hM any trouble from the reversed organs — and they kept him out of mUitary s^pdea. g jO M fOPB lU N CH teliB EVENINO BEBAU>, ilANCHBST&B, OONM« 8ATDRDAT> UXY IS, 196S MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD, IdANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1968' PAGE FIVE ocndally on a 'dvll defense pro- Wonders of the Universe gim m . Connecticut Heralding Homes j f^ratik Tha voters last fall defeated an aiq;>ropriatlon for the oontlnqsUon War in Spaeo Pari 4 ' Biaa^ 8 « ^ ***^ of the local civil defenae program. Yankee^ Churches Kaoehaatar, Conii. ’Ihe City Council, the otiier T^MAS rrantansQM By A.H.O. wSLrmR r . rB R an soit night, voted to abolish the pro­ Coimtermeasures Home Has Cheerful Second O on grcfsttaasl CRtareh ■ Oenter Oongregstlonsl Ohnrch gram officially, thus returning St, V^dgeFi Ohnroli ' Rouada 1, u n Rather early tai the probe of 885 N. Main St. Bsvfjohn F. Delaney United Ohnieh of Christ city personnel 'wiio had been en­ Bev. Felix M. Dnvis, Minister state insurance commission splits Bev. Stanley B. HnaUIle 11 Oenter St By Dr. I, M. Levitt, DIreotor in a tiny, narrow part of the zpeo- HoUd___ __ gaged in it to their regular city Mrs. Bloliard PUney, Bev. Deiiiiia B. IfaMiiy Bevi OUtfoid O. Simpson, Minister The Fels Planetarium trum. As a result of this concen­ MOoa at Manabeatar departments and Jobs. we observed that probes, like base­ Asaodate Mtnlster Bev. Joseph H. Dndley, tration, laaers can pnt into ray C3aaa Ital) Kattar. of The FrankUn InstUoto One of the Coimcil who led the ball, ooiild be a game of Inches Eaaaea at 7, 8, 9,10^ and U am . Assoclnto Mlnistor The drive to uncover an antidote of the some oroae 'sectioniction nrB8CRIFT10N RATES 10 A.m., Morning Wonblp. lions of times the energyirgy coming( opposition, Oommissioner Stanley and split seconds, and described, for Intercmtinental Ballistia.-Mia- Payabla in Adranca Ohurch School. Nuraery. Ser­ Church a t the Assumption 8 am., Sermon: "The Song of from the sun." TTiia inoredlblo moo as proof-sample, the quick neat mon b y ’The Rev. Mr. Dn-vis, ailea or satellites with nuclear U.00 Elarl, contended that d'vU defense way the House Chairman of the Adama St. and Iboinpaaa Bd. the Crtditot” The Rev. Mr. Dudley warheads has drawn scientists concentration of energy can bum ASO would be of no value in a nuclear "The Touch of God.” preaching. a hole into a rock, steel plate or 1.18 Insurance Committee slipped the 11:15 am., Ohureh School, Bev. Francis J. SOoindek, back into the "death ray" con­ ataaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa war, and that any. dty program important prScedent-settlng oath Pastor 9:16 and 11 am.. First annual cepts of science fiction. But des­ a precious stime lUce a diamond Grades 7 through 13. Choir Recognition Sunday. SpeoUl in a fraction of a thousandth of a M BinUCR OF for dealing with other kinds of to the first witness of the probe 7 p.m.. Mu Sigma Cbl and FU- Bev. Pkancla T. Hotler, pite skepticism exhibited in the THE ASSOCIATED PRESt! while the Senate Chairman was Aasooiata program, "Worehip through Mu­ past when death rays were men­ secmid. The coherent beam is so n a Aaaoclated Preaa is ezcluatraly disasters should be properly lo­ grim Youth Fellowship group sic,'’ by the seven choirs of ohuroh. sharp it con be used to Illuminate antitlad to tha nsa of retnblieatlaa of busy instructing the same witness meetings alt the church. tioned, these concepts are no Iimg- all news dispatcbas oreditad to it or cated In other departments. He he real^ was under no necessity at 7. 8. 9, lOdS and 5 pm., CYP Olub, Meet at er considered ■wild or "away out.~’ the moon. Indeed, this has been not otharwlse credltad In this n p e r done and 'the area of the moon and also tba local nsws pabUsbed nera. had refused to take part in civil to talj# it. That precedent put a 11:30 a m . church at 5 pm. Attend meeting It could well be that the ray guna North Methodist Ohnrch at Congregational House, Hart- of science fiction which orthodox thus illuminated haa been detect­ All rlidits of Fepublicatioa of special— defense drills. crucial tightneas into the testi­ 300 Parker St. dispatcbas hareia ana also reaerr ed. mony for the remainder of the St. James' Ohni^ foctL Bring aondwhdi. Pie and soda science derogated so thoroughly ed. Essentially, the beam Is so In Portland, a majority of the Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, BOnlster sharp that vast amounts of enei> RUU sanies client of N. B. A. Sair- day, which wound up giving the B«v. Edward J. Beardon, Pi penvided. The Rev. Deane Hodgee in the past ipay materialize if oe, me. c ity 's ■voters had previously dem­ Bev. Eugene F. T arpey win lead dtoouesion on "The Worth enough manpower, money and ef­ gy con be focused at tremendous­ prote its first big traction in the 0 and 10:30 am.. Family Wor­ PabUshara RepresantatlTea Tba onstrated that they agreed with public mind. Bev. Joe^h H. MoOaan of a Teen-ager.” fort is concentrated in this re­ ly distant points. Because of this j^ltns Matbewi Special Airene^New ship. Sermpn: "Eindlesa line at sharpness. Dr. Charles Townes T o ^ Chicago. Detroit and Boston. him. Since that first day, the probe Bev. J(din D. Began search. MEMBER ■ ATOIT BUREAU OR Splendor.’’ Reception of mem­ In the past, two conventional has stated that If we are ever to cntcmATioNe. In many another American has never reailly been headed, and bers. SUaei Bvangelloal Lutheran camrah it has progrewed from one fascin­ at 6, 7. 8, 9, 10:15 and t (hOseoari Synod) methods were proposed to cope communioate with other plane­ oommunlty—^in the country as a 9 am., Sunday School, Ntuneiy, with nuclear-tipped ICBM’s. One tary systems over the Interstellar Tna BanJd Printing Company, Ine., ating peak, or perhaps one should Grades i through 12. 11:30 a.m . Cooper nnd a gfa Sta. Bssomes no financial responslbiUty for ■whole fo r that m atter— there are say depression disclosure, to an­ Bev. Panl O. Prakopy, Pastor was the use of the Nlke-Zeus anti­ distances of many trillions of typocrapblcal errors appeaiinx In ad- 10:30 a.m., Sunday Bchodl, missile missile, and the other was miles, the laser will be the heart Tertuements and other readbiA matter undoubtedly many Americans, In other. Nursery, kindergarten. Grades 1 S t Bartbqlainew'a Otaoreii In Tba Hanefaester ErenlnK Herald. But the old rule of Inches and 9 am., Sunday Sohool tor sB Project Bambi, in which thou­ of that cotouiunlcations system. position of official responsibility, through 3. Bev. Phnip J. Hnseey, Paator It la. ccHicelvable that ■with the Dlooiay adrartlalnd eloslnt bonra: seconds has still been in there, 5 pm.. Junior and Senior High a^es. sand of satellites are placed In or merely private dtlsens, who are Bev. Blohard O. BoUea orbit carrying Interceptor missiles loser we can protect a radiation Ror Honday—1 p.m. Rriday. adding to the drama. M ethodist Y outh FeUowelhip. Out­ Aseletant Pastor 9:30 a-m., Adidt Bilfla time, For Tbesday—1 p.m. Honday. equally skeptical of the ■value of 10 am.. Divine WorSWp with which could destroy or deflect beam several hundred miles For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. Perhaps the second crucial turn­ door recreation -wlith program at above the surface of the earth to For Tbnrsday—1 p.m. Wednesday. d'vU defense, but who do not quite ing point for the probe came when oxanohMution o f Chteehumem. the enemy ICBM. Unfortunately, 6 p.m. M asses at 7, 8, 0, 10:16 and these two methods are prohibitive­ impact Incoming ICBM’s and lit­ For Friday-1 p.m. Thursday. dare demand that their fdlow dtl- Bouse Speaker Tyler Patterson 8 pm.. New Oouplea dub. 11:15 a.m. Regtstratkm for Oonununlon on ■ For SatnnJny—f p.m. Fridaw. June 2. Nursery in partah bouse. ly costly. The Nike-Zeus system erally Incinerate them as they Claaalfled deadline: 10:S0_Am. aaeh zens take the possible risk of not signed the official papers demand­ day of publlcatloa.. except Saturday — ing, for the whole House, those U am., Gotteedienst could cost an estimated $60 billion move. If the concentration in a Emanuel Lutheran dinrch Jehovah’ s W itness ea single laser is insufficient to 2 t Am. foUowlng the normal national rou­ John P. Kelly Co. records the 5 pm., Cburch-Famlly-Youtti while the other system would also tine. To doubt the value of civil de­ Bev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor Kingdom HaU Evening withpotiuok. run into an expenditure of many achieve the objective. It Is con­ Saturday, . M ay 25 House Insurance Committee alone John Pofftabarger, Intern Hartford Tpke. B t 80 ceivable that a complex of lasers fense programs and to recommend had found protected by Superior 4:30 pm., WaKher League 70th tens of billions of dollars. Even Mrthday henquet, dirist Lutheran after this colossal outlay of mon­ mounted on a turret can turn par­ that they be abolished, are still Court injunction. 9 am.. Divine Worship ■with allel beams on a target to over­ Among the pieces of legal ad­ 8 pm., Pubhe BMe disoourse by Parieh House, ILutford. ey, scientists are not positive they Tlieoretical Grows Urgent two different things for most of­ Holy Commimlon. Church School A. Horvath: "Are the Nationa Thursday, Memorial Day outing could cope with an avalanche of whelm and destroy it. This would vice Patterson had a'valXable as and Nursery. Headed for Armageddon ?” be a brute-force way of overcom­ Ttie special seasion of the Cen­ ficials and most Americans. he performed this act was one of Hartford Zone Walther League, ICBM’s and the decoys which 10:45 a.m.. Divine Worship with 4:15 pm . Group ihacuseion of Slopper’s Day Camp, Southington. would probably accompany them. ing ICBM’s. Even decoys woqld Slender columns add height to front portico of Lord residence. tral Assembly of the United Na­ Perhaps a great majority of us fo rc^ l opinion which -warned him Holy Ooimnunion. Church School April 15 Isiw of Watchtower ar­ n<^ help the aggressor, for the against the possible consequences And what is wrong with both tions called to deal with the world and Nuraery. Sermon at both serv­ ticle: ‘Ttesurreotlon of a Dead lasers would bum up boto decoys doubt the real ■value of a civU de­ and which, if it had been heeded The Presbyterian Cfliwoh countermeasures is that we are ttganization’s financial criaia was fense program. But, outside of ices: "'Whosoeiver BeUeves Re­ Body or of a Dead Soul, WhichT” 48 E^nnoe St. not certain that this anti­ and ICBM’s indiscriminately, iby him, ndght have halted the ceives Remiosian of Sins.” also, IdenUfying the Resurrected, significant feature .of the laser hot helped toward any success by Portland, few dare stand up and ^ o le probe right then and there. Rev. Jamee L. Ransom, Minister missile screen would be 100 per poragmpphes 1-8, page 229. cent effective, so that some of the system is that We are dealing Itussia’s open proclamation of de- say we should abandon vdiatever But the battle inside the Republi­ Wednesday, 8 m.. Group BUik Calvary Oh arch 9:80 am., Simday School with ICBM’s would still get through to with light; thus the reaction is tlanoe and refusal to pay any part small chance of good there may be can party itself over the Issuie of Studies In the book "Let Your instantaneous, for the "kill" en­ legality, and the battle Inside Pat­ (AssetnbUea of God) eshrifltian education classes for aB de'vastate targets and create pu- t t expenses of which Russia itself in the program. 647 E. noddle Tpke. Name Be Sanctified" at Kingdom clear wasteland in many parts of ergy is isropagated with a speed terson himself, in wWoh, whatever Hall and d've other locations in ages. AduMa study, "The Parables o f 188,800 m iles per secon d did not approve. The result is unfortunately dear. he finally thought of the legal Rev. Kenneth L, GnstafSon, Pastm: o f Jesus.” the country. the Rockville area. Death R ay ‘ KiUs’ Quickly No ‘Fallouf from lasers In the nation as a whole, we main­ risks tnv^ved, he decided person­ Friday, 7:30 pm., Tlieocratic 10:46 a.m.. Morning Warship. There la, tat fact, no practloal, 9:45 am., Sunday School clnnaeo The alternative of this concept Another significant advantage tain something caUed a d'vU de­ ally to go, ahead, produced the Ministry School. Sermon, "We Sow in Teara - to of this system is the fsuit that satisfactory way to deal with this move which, within hours, had for all ages. Reap in Joy,” by the Rev. Mr. of limnoblUzlng ICBM’s Is. ■%) de- fense program. But we do not, not 8:30 pm., Servioe meeting- -vlse a system,which would react since the kill mechanism consists **tax strike” on the part of Russia. tsdeen the Superior C ourt injunc­ 11 a m ., Divine W orship. Thome: "Friends of God Despite Raneom. Mtirio by Church Choir. even from the very top, begin to 6:30 p m ., Ehrening Prayer instantaneously and eliminate the of high-intensity energy the wear While Russia is bold and tou^h tion out of the play and sidelined Enemies Within the HousehokL” Nursery for preschool children. pon Is a clean one without radia­ 7 pm .. Family Gospel Service. Junior Ohurch for Kindergarten necessity for complex ground-bas­ shout It, other nations, like give this program the urgency and It while the probe smashed through ed guidance equipment. The ob­ tion fallout -to contaminate any money and scope and effort it for its second big score—the name 8:30 pm., Interrixurch Sfaig- Gospel Hall through Grade 5. Wsnee, are also refusing' to pay epiratlcn. jective wcpild be to "kill" the of­ areas on earth. by name revelations of the Kelly 415 Oentor St. 6 pm., Presby-Teens meet to fensive weapon instantly. ’The Some scientists have suggested their aBsessments because they ■would take to prove w e really be- Co. H st Saturday, 8:30 am.,. Communion Fellow ship Hiall. Ueve in it. Breakfast and Sunday Schnol death ray concept fulfills these using lasers In orbiting satellites dlaapprove of the United Nations Only in a television court drama 10:30 a-m.. Breaking Bread. 7 p.m., Evenhig Service. Mess­ conditions, but, unfortunately, un­ patrolling pur skies, because Some day aU the beta either way d ia ie . aetlana In-volved, and other nati<»u could you expect to find the pre­ 12:16 p.m., Sunday School age, "James: A Book on ttie Na­ til very recently the death ray above the atmosphere of the earth are going to be cancelled out, by cise kind of plotting which brought Monday through Saturday, ex­ 7 p.m.. Gospel Meeting, ture of Thtogn.” the laser beam would not be pen­ are delinquent and likely to use cept Thursday, 7:30 pm.. Gospel was a fanciful dream and a fa­ the kind of peace which allows the probe its third big hre^- Tuesday, 8 pm.. Prayer meet­ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Fellow- vorite device ■ of science fiction. alized by the attenuation and any eaccuse to remain so. thxough to, if we may coin a end Song Crusade -with Weddle ahip Oirole. Informal study and everybody to dismantle d'vU de­ ing. Today, modem science and tech­ scattering effects of our atmo­ One can name some of the poe- phrase, pay dirt. FamHy. Friday, 8 pm., Bible study. dteoUBslon on “ Proverhs A bout sphere. Unfortunately, laser pow­ fense preparations, or by the bomb nology has lent both stature and sS>le policies which are not going The l^ller list of oammissions W ealth.” substance to this concept. er requirements ore so inordinate­ to solve the situation satisfac­ Itself bringing another kind of to­ had been duly delivered to the To understand the background ly high as to preclude their use tal end to anxiety of all kinds. House Committee. After its own Area Churches Chnroh of the Nazarene and principles it should be real­ in satellites “at this time." How­ torily . first perusal, the Committee hast­ 236 Main St. ized that scientists have explored ever, it is certain that. In time, Watercolor paintings from the living room wall are selected by Mrs. Lord for display in an art exhibition No mere revlslan of the method ened to have copies made for the Bev. Robert J. Shoil, Pastor the entire electromag^netlc spec­ the necessary power in space will benefit of the Connecticut p re» o f assessment, which would charge Dreaming: Of A Stake-Out United Methodist Ohuroh TaloottvUle trum and find that nowhere are be available; then laser-ceurylng- The copying machine employed Rt. 44A, Boltcm 9:30 a.m., Church School classes satellites may be used. Other Opposite the picture window, the tha have nations more and the dongregational Church for all ages. there radiations which would' kill STORY BY DORIS BELDING A Shaker table with one drop ■We are looking for—we have a scanned right through the hea-vy Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, Minister Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda instantaneously at a distance. This scientists believe that even if wall is lined with oil and water leaf and s\vivel leg, is in the center have not nations less, is going to inking out that had -been done In 10:30 am., Children’s church p h o t o s b y s y l v i a n OFIA RA color paintings done by Mns. special surprise for—all those sup­ M inister and nuraery. is the prime reason why scientists ground-based they would ^ quite of the room. A two-seat settle, was resolve the problem of nationa v/bo one spot in the original Zeller list 9:15 am., Sunday School and rejected the death ray concept formidable and effective. They ar­ Lord, who is a member of the custom made from a colonial de- 10:45 am.. Worship service. refuse to pay any part whatsoever posed experts who have been pro­ docum ent and reproduced ■«*«<; nurseiy. 10 am., Sunday School (dasses and were most happy to relegate gue that the laser could bum "Wonderful Good” is the cheer­ Manchester Fine Arts Association, ■sign with some modifications by claiming, all this dry spring sea­ had originally been ■there—an ad­ Message by pastor: "Is the Youth of certain expenses. 9:15. and 10:46 am.. Morning in sanctuary. S a fe ? ’’ this to the science fiction writers. through any cloud cover which ful atmosphere of the home of and exhibited in a recent show. Mrs. Lord, the seat opens and the ditional name, not immediately Among her other talents, Mrs. storage space is used to hold The only machinery for punish­ son long, that at least there was Worship. Sermcm: ‘TJ-vlng In The 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Ser­ Today, incredibly faist - breaking may ari.se to visually obscure the Mr. and Mr.s. Haro'ld Lord, 96 recognized in any poIi-Ucal context, Spirit of Christ.’’ 6 p.m.. Youth service. Lord also fashions ceramic figur­ clothes that need ironing. one gx)od result from all our lack mon: "The Call of Our Johs.’ 7 p.m., Evangelistic service. technological developments in the targets. Even after paying a pen­ ing those United Nations members but in for exceptionally large 4 p.m., Junior High Youth Greeters, Mr. and Mrs. William laser field point to a possible alty for transmission, the laser Grand'view St. The Pennsylvania ines by hand, not from molds, and 'who don’t pay their taxes is to o f rain. commissions. Message by the pastor, "A BMei- DutOh accents in the kitchen, or many of these are in the book­ The specially designed door in Gaxnip. Monaghan. Deacon of the day. tive’s Vow.” breakthrough in the production of beam could be lethal. ’This, We were told again and Had It not been for this piece 7 p.m.. Senior High Youth Thomas Bell, Ushers, Arthur the death ray. Today, we are vying with the "Common Room" os Mr.s. Lord cases in the living room. the corner of the kitchen cabinet deny them their vote in the Gen­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., P rayer again, so often we surely began to of informative deviltry on the pert Group. 'The Rev. James Ameling Palmer, James McNally. Lasers Concentrate Energy Soviets for technological superior­ is Lord’s favorite gimmick. Built eral Assembly. service. prefers It called, and other touche An open staircase with buttress in a right angle, the door swings believe it, was a remarkable year of a machine, the search for what speaks on "Understanding the Noon, Memorial Services at Lasers represent a challenging, ity. We have reached the point throughout the home reflect the If a majority of UN members then seemed some necessary re­ Mount Hope Cemetery. new development in which scien­ where the weapons and counter­ type newel posts and hand rails, open to give wide access to cor­ for an absence of mosquitoes. Congregational Ohuroh.” P int Church of Christ, Srientist artistry of the lady of the house. ihould decide to favor enforcing mainder of the true and full Zeller 2 to 8:30 p.m.. Board planning 7 pm ., 'Youth FeUowkhlp. tists have been able to take an measures are within range of our leads upstairs from the living ner space, normally so inacoe''-'b'.e. Thinga were so dry, it was said, Masonic Temple The five room house with one room. Another one of Lord’s original this punishment, they might as list might not have proceeded ■with conference. Camp Asto Wamah, Wednesday, 8 p.m., Bible class. optical device, pump energy into technical competence. However, and one-half baths, breezeway Mr. and Mrs. Lord share mutual hobby in basement darkroom. the poor little things were never such promptness and zest. But Columbia. it, and have the energy concen­ the precipitous rush of science touches is a cabinet with high well be prepared to go all the way 11 am., Simday services, Sun­ and gacage is modified Southern ’Twin beds in the master bed­ counter top which conceals an 0 even,getting hatdied. the full Zeller list did then make Union Congregational Church trated in such strength that it can points up one dramatic fact: ihd accept the prospect of expel­ day school and nursery. colonial in design. It was built room have headboards and posts automatic washer. its prompt appearance, and the R ockville devastate anything with which it Many of the systems we may be ling from UN member^ip itself IVe have, for the first of these story it toM was such as to con- First Lutheran Ohuroh “Soul and Body’’ will be the in 1956 by Norris Prentice, and that were custom made for the R ockville Bev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor subject of the Lesson-Sermon. comes in contact. This idea is using within the next five years experts we manage to catch, a •vlnce oven the Dem ocrats, -who many of its conveniences were Lords in a mushroom desigpi. A Mrs. Lord is a native of Mas­ an who do not pay their taxes. Bev. David G. Jaxheimer, D.D. Golden, Text from Psalms 66:8-9. not new. It goes back at least are today not only unborn but un­ planned by Mrs. Lord. stake driven into the center of a had begun this probe by praising to Archimedes who wanted to use reflnished school desk beside sachusetts. She was born in Bos­ There Is no real way of forcing Pastor 9:16 am., Grades 6 and 6 re­ Scriptural selections Include: known ! The laser is but three ton and married in Springfield. nice sun-swept la'wn w e know. and trying to defend the system, burning mirrors to concentrate years old and already it is being Lord's bed holds his slippers, and nations to pay their taxes. To hearse for Children’s Day. Grades Psalms 34:2. Correlative passages Coming through the front dbor, a wooden apple which is placed on She and her husband came to that the system would, after all, 7 and 8 prepare for prayera from "Science and Health with the energy of the sim to set fire considered the heart of a counter­ visitors enter a amall entranoe throw them out for non-payment Once 'we catdi the expert, we ShaU have to be reformed. 9 a.m., Sunday School clfissea top of the desk is a container for Manchester in 1939.' He is a super- tor all ages. Adult ^ b le Cdasa. 9:30 a.m., C3hurch School for Key to the Scriptures” by Mary to the Roman ships as they lay measure system; its uses, both hall with a lighted shadow box chain him there for one half hour, We suspect that, behind the in the harbor. his accessories. ■visor of tool engineering at Hamil­ of taxes would be' the honest, di­ Teacher training class. Grades 6 through high sohool. Baker Eddy, include: p. 281:14. benign and harmful, are so varied in the comer, made from an an­ at the height of noon if he so fan­ scenes on both sides, there have In some current experiments that only a rash man would at- ton Standard, di'vision of United rect thing to do. It would also ac- 10:16 am.'. Church Servioe. 10:46 am.. Church School for in­ 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. tique gold frame, and kept filled Aircraft Corp., Windsor Locks. been additional split-second and, solar mirrors have been used to tenjpt to prophesy the state of this There is also a guestroom on the oompUsh the end result Russia cies, in fuU sun, and on a day when Order of Confirmation. Nursery fants through Grade 4. Reading Room hours at 749 with seasonal flower aarange- second floor and a batliroorh done temperatures might be skidding hair-Mne Incidents, ■which m ay 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Main St., excepting legal holidays, concentrate the radiation of the device five years hence. Thus it ments. ’The couple are members of the seems to like to flirt ■with from Monday, 7:30 pm.. Teacher sun to bum holes through fire­ in shed type white paneling and have to be mellowed by time be­ training claas under Dr. Wriellner Sermon: "Address Unknown,” by M onday through Saturday, 11 is with systems dependent on a First Church of Christ, Scientist. time to time—the ruination and toward one of Uiose delightful and fore casual correspondents hear of brick. While the temperature on tile, with coach lamps and a lamp of Hartford Setoinary. pastor. am. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 am. runaway science. The future lies From the entrance haU a gueet They share a mutual hobby, pho­ productive late May frosts we have them. to 9 p.m. the face of the mirror may only hidden behind a veil which only holder over the basin, and an an­ reduction of the United Nations Friday, 7 pm.. Senior choir. 1:30-6 pm.. Final Senior Pilgrim I'oom on the right, hiis a spool tique coat rack hung on the wall tography, with Mrs. Lord working to a harmless debating society. experienced in recent years. Some be 1(X) degrees F., the concen­ time can dissipate. with the enlarger as her husband Saturday, 9 am., Oonfirmotion Fellowship meeting. Picnic at trated beam m ay exceed 5,000 de­ bed with unusual "mock canopy” for a towel holder. streak of cruelty in us makes us claases. Batz’s cottage, StaffordvlUe Lake. St. Mary’s Episcopal Ohnrch If wars can be circumvented *■ designed by Mrs. Lotd, who prefers develops the prints. They were The United Nations must be grees F., high enough to vaporize for the next decade, these devel­ hope the first expert we are able 10 am.. Junior choir. 3 p.m.. Junior High (Pilgrim Fel­ Church and Park Sta the arrangement to the full can­ The room most enjoyed by the memiters of a camera club in kept alive. It must be allowed to A Thought for Today Rev. George F. Nostrand, Rector the firebrick. opments which could terminate to catch and cliain wUl have a bald lowship. Picnic at Cindy Pope’s opy sometimes used on beds of Lords and their gpjests is the Manoliester about eight years ago, preserve its present functioning Sponsored by the Manebestor Rev. John D. HnghM M ore Powerful than Sun life on our sphere can, instead, and w’on several awards for studies St. George’b Episcoped' Ohurch home. Cold Spring Dr., Vernon. In the case, of the lasers they this period. "Common Room” or kitchen. tVhen powers, as they have been steadily head. Ootmcll of Ohorcbea Rt. 44A, Bolton Bev. Wmiant F. Gender, in bring, a better and fuller life for Mrs. Lord painted the furniture in black and white. The ceramic will emit a coherent beam of light all of us who live on this earth. expanded by emergency and im­ ’Then we wiU want to hear ■what Rev. Edward W. Jedmson, Vloar Rev. B

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TEL. 649-9987 81 Bissell St.—TeL 649-7822 Telephone 643-5727 35 Farm atructure- it 18 34 Painful 37 Diapaaaionate 21 39 PUot ' ■-€ 40 Vehicle b 24 IT ABC APPLIANCE 41 Heart (anaU PONTIAC 42 Spara 46 CAR LEASING W u U d R i t t r Q W i . . ft',. REPAIRS ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 43 Belgrade la iU AND s r PEROVAO. TH* SEVEN- 40 Prepoaition ami RENTALS 19 Maple St.— 649-8879 TEENTH, KINGOFTH'^ NOT SO c a r n i v a l BY DICK TURNER so Spinning toy 47 8S8 BURNSIDE AVE. Reuben Plen Transmission Expert TEMPEST PBOMNCE? WEUUHU rWST 51 Rodent Firat In Hanoheater. New car*, EAST HARTFORD REPAIRS O N - 52 Former Ruatian 40 Since Reuben Plen opened hi*^ VOUR HIGHNESS// ( THERE,MY full maintenance, fully Inrored Texaco station, 881 Main St, on mechanical dlfflcultiea on a l l GLAD TMEETCHA, V BUXO... ruler SALES and SERVICE GRILLS, ELECTRIC IRONS, BOY/ S3Exlat 42 4T * r 4T to reduce your problems and 289-6333 July 16, 1962, more and more mo­ make* of oar*. The coat of having TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, 54 Enthualum torist* have tahcn advantage of an expert work on your car la no Raised Printing Grows in Use 55 Auriclea 46 II worries. For full Information Power and Hand Tools VACUUM OLE.ANERS, the excrilent services offered here. more than the prices charged by It is noticeable today how many» Paul Dodge HEATERS, FANS, B4 Through can PaintlnK and Decorating Tools S7WlnUr vehicle 44 14 Not only can you get all of the many less qualified. The price* of the wedding faivitaiUona and is a little bit "extra" when raised SEWING MACHINES 42 Garden and Land Tool* charged for ^1 repairs are in line printing is used. This would make DOWN fine and dependable Texaco prod­ announcements use the raised Pontiac, Inc. 46 41 II Paul Dddg* Ponrioe Baby, Household, Party ucts, but Reuben Plen ha* an un­ with fair trade practices and all pointing and it is no wonder for a thoughtful "thank-you" gift, al­ 1 Scottlah cape INC. and Banquet Supplies so an appropriate one for any oc­ 878 8bln St.—Tel. 649-2881 AH work guaranteed S Arrow poifon ' limited repairer's license and you work is guaranteed. a wedtUng is so special that brides 878 MAIN STREET . Invalid Need* are aura of fine work on all makes Texaco products , are nationally want every detail to'be special too. casion. Phone 649-8881 of cars. famous and motorists depend upon Community Press, 9 EaA Middle Do you have difficulty in plan­ One service that ha* become the quality products offered by Tpke. are extra busy these days ning dlrect-by-mail advertising or We Urge You To Support popular U work on a automatic them. They know that through for they are selected by so many announcements? If so, Communi­ CUNLIFFE DON W ILLIS OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS The Lutz Junior Museum tranamlaslons partlculariy speotal- their use, cars will' keep running people who feel that the type of ty Press is the place to go for Custom Made iaing on OMC hydramatic tran*' smoother. When you need a lub­ work turned out hfere Is some­ both Mr. and Mrs. Larson are ex­ MOTOR SALES mission*. This type of work is a rication Job, be sure, get a Marfax thing special. If a wedding is perts in this field and they will GARAGE lubrication Job, It will protect being planned, ■why not stop In gladly help you. While this may EXPERT AUTO BODY and very apeciallzed field, and if you seem a simple matter, it really FENDER REPAIRS Window Covorinsi ahould require work done an auto­ every part of your car. Why? and talk -with either Mr. or Mrs. 18 Main St., TeL 649-4531 CUSTOM MADE Because Marfax has been sden- Frank Larson, owners of the bus­ takes skill and training. The lay­ PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER * Window Shade* matic transmiaaion, take the Job out must be set up so that your ENAMEL and LACQUER CANVAS AWNINGS here. Tou can be aure of a fine Job Uflcally tested to produce a better iness? You will enjoy talking Specializing In o Vertical and Venetian Blind* lubrication Job every time. Need with them for there 1* an atmos­ message is easily read, the color REFINISHINGS when Reuben Plen does the work of the paper is important, the Drapes and Hardware for you., an oil change? HavoUne is the phere of friendliness and interest REASONABLE PRICES BRAKE SERVICE answer, for this all-weather oil at all times. Ask to see samples type, even the weight of the paper Ehcperlence la particularly im­ must be considered. If your mes­ FREE ESTIMATES is whait your carr needs. As for of regular and raised printing for Front End Alignment FIN DE LL'S portant In any Job and esp^ally gasoUne, motorists have found that wedding in-vitations and wedding sage does not attract attention, it RT. 83— VERNON, CONN. BO when It conies to the repairing: they get better mileage from announcements—and If you wish loses reader interest and your Jnst Above the Traffic Circle 488 MIDDLE I'PKE.. EAST money has been wasted. Why not of cans. Reuben Plen surely has Texaco gaaoUne. Try Sky C3iief, you may have engraved Invita­ TEL. 643-0016 General Repair Work Phone 648-4868 had plenty of experience for he the high test gas, or Fire Chief, tions from here. do as so many others have done, talk the problem over with the R. A. PEARL, Prop. has been working on all makes of the regular gas and see for your­ Once you have seen samples of cans for more than 20 years. He Larsons and take advantage of self -what a difference there is In raised printing you -will probably their experience and know-how? was employed by a local (Jeneral Texaco ga4i and how much better choose this for invitations and Motors firm In Manchester for ten You can depend upon Commu­ TOURAINE your car porfonna. announcements. The cost of raised nity Press to take care of any years and during this period he Not only do you get expert printing is very little higher than SEE US FOR; specialized on hydromatlo trana- type of printing, job and commer- CAMPING repair service and those fine Tex­ the regular printing and it cer­ clELl, and do it well. A very real o Aluminum Roll Up A -’ .Inja miseions. At this time he was a aco products, you also get an tainly does make a most impres­ PAINTS e Venetian Blind* fully trained mechanic and he and personal interest is evidenced EQUIPMENT added bonus, S & H Green Stamps. sive difference. Better plan at Coihmunity Press and whether 0 Storm Door* eventually weui promoted to fore­ Ihive your car over to Reuben ahead so that there will not be a For Best Results * Combination Window* your Job is a small one or a large Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags. man. With this extensive back­ Plen’s and let him check it out last minute rush. Actually it Is one, you know that one is as Wel­ Monch«st«r Awning Co. Air Mattresses, Stoves ground of experience and his ex­ for you. He 'Will gladly furnish very difflcuK to tell the differ­ come is the other. In order to 19B WEST CENTER ST. Lanterns pert knowledge of mechanics, Mr. estimates on any work that needs ence between raised printing and have a good printing Job done— PAUL'S Telephone 649-8091 Plen decided to open hi* own busi- to be done and what is more, you engraving. and that Is the kind that the Lar­ BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL Established 1949 MANCHESTER nesfl. can depend upon the Job being Two or three years ago most sons turn out here—it is neces­ PAINT SUPPLY ‘Til tell you why I need a new bathing eult! Because SURPLUS SALES CO. Solving mechandcal difficulties satisfactory. For threefold value business firms used regular print­ sary to allow ample time, certain offers no problem to a man who go to Reuben Plen’s Texaco Sta­ ed stationery but today the trend of the mechanics cannot be hur­ 645 Main Street my old one has a hole in the kn(nee 169 N. .MAIN ST. has the experience and training tion, guaranteed service, depend­ is toward the use of raised print­ POtATTRV V YEAH? at Depot Square ried. That does not mean that Tel. 649-0300 TO FOOL AAE--/ WELL,TASTE gained over the year*. Mr. Plen able Texaco products and valuable ing not only for stationery but for every effort will not be put forth Manchester Open Daily to 9:00 P.M. is fully capable of taking care of S & H Green Stamps. announcements, business cards, to accommodate you should you THW'« \ IT, WISE- etc. Frankly, the prestige gained STRAWBERRy.' Rug Cleaning . J. FARR—648-7111 have to have a rush job done. through its use more than off­ However, when possible, please Company the council: Sherwood Martin, to sets the slight increase in cost. allow time enough so that the South Windsor the historical district study com­ Berube's IS Hannaway St. Personalized stationery is al­ Larsons can do the quality work TYPEWRITER SERVICE BEN CASEY mission, replacing Mrs. Kay Bum- ways a welcome gift, but It really they are so well known for. Del Knowles, Prop. PORTABLE TV RENTALS ham; a n d Councilman Vernon 479 Middle’ Tpke. E. Call 644-1111 Mancheafer Call 648-0012 Council Votes Petersen, chairman of the capital Motorola and Zenith Bales Impi'ovements committee. The ap Rockville'Vernon and Service polntraent of a constable w a s FOR REPAIRS, REBUD.T TYPEWRITERS 3-DAY replacement ROYALS, UNDERWOODS. We Service All Makes of TV, Stop-Gap Law tabled until the next meeting. ON ALL TYPES OF L. C. SMITHS Etc. SERVICE! Radios and Phonogrspha The report of the capital goals Sisterhood Plans and improvements committee was We Handle Stationery Along — also — On Firearms accepted. I t s recommendations, Clearance Sale With Office Alachine SnppllM MODERN however, were modified for the Yonr Mail List As OMlrsd FURNITURE CLEANING fiscal year 1963-64. Since the- re­ The Town (k)uncil has enacted a The Sisterhood of Knesseth TV SERVICE quest for a firehouse ki 'the north­ Israel Synagogue, Ellington, has A. J. BERUBE, Prop. temporary ordinance restricting west section oi town was consid­ slated a clearance rummage sale 649-8477 — 643-6342 SHORT RIBS 99 SUMMER ST. the use of firearms 'within the ered -vague, the council asked the Monday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the BY FRANK O’NEa i^ 2 Blocks From McKee St. town. fire department to make specific Old General Store on Maple St. In WOODCOCK recommendations so land ctm be TEL. 648-2208 Mayor John Madden will appoint Ellington (Center. REFRI6ERATI0N CO. a citizens committee of three per­ acquired, an architect hltod, and Mrs. David Qohen, Mrs. Martin VIC’S PIZZA SHOP sons to meet with Town Atty. Ekl- definite plans and funds obtained Lemer and Mrs. Libby Goldstein, 183 W. 8UddIe Turnpike wln iLassman and draft a more -with a -view to completing the co-chairmen, report additional Phone 649-3700 comprehensive ordinance for con­ building late next summer or early rum m ^e items virill be included iti k 4 Upholstery "BLOCKS FINE SELECTION fall. sideration of the counsil. ’The group the sale to augment the stock left and IV * Shop PIZZA The agenda of June 8 meeting, from the recent sale. Any of the P is to report back within 60 days. slated at 7:30 p.m. at the high Re-upholstering SPAGHEHI o f WINES ’The ordinance passed this week women may be called for pick up school, will include; Appointment service by those who wish to dO' RAVIOLI was termed temporary because the of two Republican Justices o f the nate items. * Modern Furniture MORTY A^EEKLfi LIQUORS council did not feel it Is specific BY DICK CAVALLi COMFORT” peace; discussion of CSvil Defense Convention Delegates OPEN DAILY enough to cover all contingencies. and Antiques Director Everett Miller’s request The Rev. and Mrs. David G. Jeix. 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. BEER However, the council felt some­ to Improve the Wapping School helmer of First Lutheran Church e Store Stools and Booths thing shoud, he .done immediately. shelter to raise its capacity to • Custom Furniture SUNDAYS BUT 1 B e n CAN TELL WE DELIVER wlll-be delegates-to the second an­ piEecny BEHIND Terms of the ordinance n o w 496 persons instead of the present Jaycee Unit Head nual convention of the Lutheran Slipcovers and Draperies 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M; vou exACTty wnaze eeccNQBMB prohibit the use of firearms with­ 65; and discussion of the creation Church In America, New EJngland Made to Order CLOSED MONDAYS life LOGCTBP... AT-n-ieVANkSBB r in 800 feet of a dwelling, and pro­ of a conservative committee, yira. Darden E. Haslett of 8 Complete Selection of Materials . ’iHick Rd. was Installed as Synod, in Cambridge,, Mass , next erADim, ^ M.* VICHI'S hibit aiming at a dwdltng within . ,At '7;l!5 p.m, a public' hearing is week. The convention will meet at FREE ESTI5IATES . 44 J the range of the firearm. .Exempt slated on proposed changes in. the president of the Jaycee Wives Ik ^ PACKAGE STORE o f Manchester Wednesday the Commander Hotel from May Lower Level of the Parkade -*■ from the terms of the ordinance town heating and plumbing^codes 26-29. 649-6324 20 BISSELL ST.—640-8807 would be acts of a person "rtiason- as suggested by the byUiUng de­ nighit at a banquet ait Willie’s l a * Steak House. Completes School Ostrinsky jt ably" defending his person or prop­ partment. Army Pvt. Tihomer B. Branda DEALEK IN WASTE ^ a erty. Town Manager Sprenkel will ilk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilona ■ John Malin, president of the discuss with the proper agencies Berces of 34 Spring St., .Rockville MATERIALS i Rod and Gun Club, told the coun­ the feasibility of extending the Doctor on Team completed a five-week aircraft MANCHESTER 'i cil the ohih is Interested in safety bus service In town, as suggested maintenance course at The Avia­ i Reuben Plen’s for all property and home owners in the' report of the public trans­ Checking Hospital tion Center, Fort Rucker, Ala RAGS, IRON portation committee. He will re­ MEMORIAL CO. as well as in the use of firearms as early this month. Brandalik re Opposite East Cemetery Texaco Station a sport. port his findings at the June 19 SCRAP METAL * council meeting. Dr. Howard J. Lockward of the ceived instruction In the funds' 1 381 Main Shwet A swimming pool ordinanoe has Consideration of purchase of Manchester Memorl«tl Hospital mentals of operating- Army air Quality Memorials also been passed by the council. land In the vicinity of the new medical staff left Thursday for fields and in servicing and main and PAPER Phone 643-9149 A swimming pool is defined a* high school for the town's use was St. Louis, Mo., to be a consultant tenance of aircraft. Over 80 Years Experience "any permanent w portable pool tabled until June 8. The eouncil In evaluating a special care hos­ The 28-year-old soldier entered 781 PARKER ST. CAPTAIN EASY Hydramatic Transmission used for' swiinnilng or bathing m » ' In executive session with pital unit, for the U.S. Depart­ the Army In January and complet Call 649-5807 Tel. 643-5735 or 648-8876 BY LESLIE TURNER over 24 Indies in depth and wholly ment of Health, Education and ed basic training at Fort Dlx, N. J Repairing' Sprenkel-after Its regulac meeting A^ AIMBTTl. Prop. All Work Guaranteed or at least one foot below ground to discuskxtois proposal. Welfare. ' " . • He was employed by the Amco l^V^ or one' above ground a to p THAT IN HMCI. SUN'. TNeynoOMI. Tir.«*RlFP,»APT*R He was chosen because of Man­ Manufacturing Co., East Windsor, Harrison St., Manchester" whan ll'a «m * *• RACKVri iriB Texaco LnbrioaGon Service pool with permanently attached before entering the Army. AND rM dETTMe ON SOMB^ V9U- WOTTIfSAttHUI .A ' Manchestet^'^venlng Herald chester Memorlal’s progressive pa­ NCARLV DAV- PRycLoneei s te p * ...." South Windsor X^orrespondent, Lake Street School; Monday — MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ITlSNOTAVIOtN^ITisA- We Give Green St«m{M tient care program, and will be a BRBMC! IWP 'The ordinance regulates plans, Mrs. Laura K a t^ telephone member of a six-man team of the beef stow, peanut butter,* Jelly or jiiereemsD, permits, location, design, construc­ 644-1788. ^ U.S. PubHc Health Service. cheese sandwiches, brownies ,DOWNAt tlw ri(M Dv PoM WHAV—414 CAN yX I COMETO/W PLACg FOR . DOWN THE MIN* Pi'mt (or It . . in ooiort to naldi inythii|l Hm a 1:00 Bobbin Along VERYCONVBNIENT FOR ' SAILING WITH ^ Plumbing and "Suburbia Tnr 'e™ “ «l»y DINNER ON SUNDAY B/ENINS AT/ UTE WE ARRIVE. aiMiaaie qwntiofl on co j^ . . . wM Id imT. . . how to do Hf 2:30 Meta va. Cards METOPINENEW ' /MILDRED AND r * i v Heating Service 6:00 Radio Tonight ‘ DANCINdhNiTH-i CALL OS lot wpirt Mp on yournixt poMinf |ob. 10:3u Tonight At My Plaot 13:0u Sign Off » BETTY ANNE. / 28 Farmington WPOP—1414 Today" hamburgers ' / Street 1:00 Joel Cash THE MAGAZINE OF ' * M^pen»’u» a, ; , DUCOandDULUXRffINISHIlie 6:00 Bill Hughes PLEAS/LNT PLACES 13:00 Girard i-l Manchester 72FMAIN STj^MAkOTESTER— PHONE 649-4501 WINF—1214 A MONTHLY FEATURE OF 166 AAIDDLE TURNTIKE, WEST 1:00 CBS News YOUR HOMETOWN DAILV 1:10 C B S -lfa New MANCHESTER BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK 1:16 Showcase of Music NEWSPAPER 649-4749 3:00 Yankees va. Senators MS HAIIVMUU 6:00 Showcase and News look for the golden arches. . . McDoi 6:30 CBS—European Diary ilanrljEHtEr 6:66 It’s Sports Tima 46 WEST CENTEI^ STREET 7:00 (IBS News 643-7043 p a i n t s 7:10 Showcne and..New* iE u E ttin ^ SILVER U N E EXfhNSION 10:30 Showcase and Newa 13:15 Sign Off I Read Herald Ad vs.

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MANCmESTBB EVININO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONK, SATURDAY, MAY 86, 196S f j m tu sB t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONK SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1968 PAGE mum The Mi Ip Battle Tonight OHimOH LBAGim Hall, Twins Stop Chisox Herald Angle M O D E S T O , C3allf. ( A P ) — Rig second inning (eight miiia) By EARL YOST Six world record perform­ ABfEBIOAN UBAOUB >t North Msthodlst rolling at SU Nebo lost night and they NEW YORK (AP)—Har­ games. The loss stopped the^against Washin^oon. New York6>a two-team totsJ of 36. Frank ances loom aa poesibilities in Clooa gams , at Waddell Field was Befmre s baseball was pHohed Turcotte’s, Pavan Win eventually rolled up 20 rum In White Sox’ a winning streak at four now has won nine of its last 10 Malione led the Red Sox offense the 22nd C!allfomia Relays to­ derided wheti Dave Cappa elom- pounding Community Baptiat, mon Killebrew teed off—and med a two-nm homer In the lost his caddy sank the winning: and dn^ped them'to third in the while the staggering Senators with a 'homer, double and single. this season in the American night with worldwide interest 20-9. American League scramble be­ have lost six in a row and 13 • • • League Los Vegas bookies pegged of the fifth to give Feck Lumber Grand sloih homer by Nona putt. Hammerin Hannon centering on the mUe run duel a 6-3 deriolon over PoUc* A Fire. hind Baltimore and New York. of 18. TWINS-WIOTE SOX— the Boston Red Sox os a 300 to 1 Titles in Classic Loop Warrrii M'ghUghted the big firamo, stiarted Minnesota’s flying Both the Orioles and Yankees • • * Klllebrew’s grand slam capped between New Zealand’s Peter Jim Modlgon helped the wlnnere kiot to win the American League, Bemle August drove In six runs Twins winging but it took un­ continued victory streaks. iBalti- ORIOLE8-INDIANS— a five-run fifth against White Sox Snell and American champion with a pair of doubles while Gory with a single, double and hmner derstudy Jimmie Hall to apply more pushed games ahead of Brooks Robinson had a perfect ace Ray Herbert. pennant Before the recent toil- Jim Beatty. WlnnerB of top laurels in the Silk City Classic 10-Pin Kidm and Dave Tedford Were the for the winners. The Baptists the field with Its fifth in a row, .batting night with a homer, two Dave Nicholson hit Ms ninth min against the Minnesota Twins, etondouts for P A F. Snell’s world mark of 8 minutes Bowling League during the 1962-68 season were Turcotte’s came through with a seven-run the clincher in Friday night’s 7- 4, over Cleveland, as lefty Mike singles and two walks for the homer in the seventh off Dick the oddsmakens installed Booton 64.4 seconds will be in jeopardy Peck Lumber...... 200 12x—6-6-1 sixth but by then It was too late. 8-6 triumph over the Chicago McCormick won his first in the Orioles, winners in 10 of their Stlgmra. Stigman, now 8-6, was aa a 20 to 1 choice . . . “What’s as he races not only Beatty but Esso and Enso Pavan. The Gas House Gang copped team PoUce A F ir e ...... 000 030-5-6-3 Stu Ross (three for four) was White Sox. AL. Joe Pepitone’s three-run last 11 games. The star third the winner. the use of having nice looking lug­ three other sub-four minute mil- honors in a race with Bantly’s and Little Joe’s that wasn’t the Mg gun for the loeers. homei* and Whitey Ford’s six-hit * • • Killebrew, who has been u hot baseman knocked in three nma gage,” Yogi Berra of the Yonks ers—Jim Grelle, Bobby Seasman derided until the final night of fir-f INTERNA’nONAL LEAGUE MethodlsU . . 080 562 x—20-18-6 pitching carried the Yanks to while Russ Snyder banged a two- A’s-ANGELS— olMnio, “You only uoe It to travel ing at the Paricade Lonea. Spon­ Bunching their offritse In three as the Twins, batted across five and Cary Welslger. E^«d Tkylor ...... 106 181A6 BaptUts ...... 000 207 0— 9-11-8 their fourth straight, 6-8 over run homer. Hector Martinez, just promoted around withi" . . . Credit Cooey The American Broadcasting Co. sor Butch ’I^irootte'e crew wound Innings, the Lawyers edged Man­ Chappell and Steely; Hughes, runs with a slam homer Washington. 181.16 and a single, then retired after McCormick, an off-season ac­ from Portland of the Pacifid Stengel as one of the major rea­ will televise the latest “ Mile of up with a two and one-holf gome Frank ’Terragna .... 72 chester Oil Dealers, 6-8, at Ver- Rhoaids (5) and Segar. Also in the AL, Bill Monbou- quisition from the Giants who Coast League, hit Ms first big sons for the great interest In the the Century” starting at T0:46 advantage. Bob Gould ...... 105 180.102 plonck Field lost night eight Innings with Mlimesota hold­ quette pitched Bostm to a 6-2 de­ ing a seemingly safe 6-3 lead. dropped his first two decisions in league homer for the run that New York Mets. Stengel la the p.m. EDT. Pavan, taking port ki 75 games, Tony GlraJUs...... 106 170.88 John Ooodrow, Mike Gionoa and DUSTY LEAGUE cision over Detroit and Kansas the American League, posted Ms proved the clincher for the A’s greateet manager in the Mstory of Other Attraottoos compiled a 186.00 average to lead Bob C o n e ...... 78 179.47 Bob Pugrab led the winners, col­ Well-played game at Charter However, Ron Hansen tied the outlasted the L«s Angeles Angels score with two out in the top of first victory with relief from Dave against the Angels. the game In Ma relations with Although the mile rates as the all indlvktuals. A1 Hagenow was Dick Hughes ...... 101 179.23 lecting two hits each. Harry Jen­ Oak Park saw Farrell’a topple Hi- 8- 1. McNally. Item McDowell was the Wayne Causey chipped in with prees, radio and teevee pemonnel. Mac S ^ a r ...... 106 170.20 the ninth Inning by belUng a • • • premiere attraction, world rec­ aeoond ait 186.67 In 105 gomes and kins was the OUers’ best. FACES 500-M II^ CLASSIC—Chief mechanic Johnnie Pouelson, center, was honored Way Department, 7-4. Ir^ ca lly , loser. three singles for Kansas City, When Stengel talks, a man listens Bob Le B reu x...... 102 178.71 three-run homer and It was Hall, • * « ords appear possible In the pole Stan HUlnskl Jr. was third at Lawyers ...... 002 120—5-9-2 at the Pole Position Mechanics Banquet in Indianapolis, Ind. Posing with him are J. D. the winners got all their runs m YANKS-SENATOR8— raising Ms league-leading aver­ and then writes about the Mets . . . vault, brood jump, discus and the Walt Yaworskl ...... 97 178.67 OUers ...... 000 030-8-8-8 the tMrd after Hi-Way hod Klllebrew's defensive replacement Pepltone, who failed to come 188.26. Rounding out the 180 or Agajanian, left, and his driver, Pamelli Jones, who has the pole position in the Memo­ In left field, who won It. RED SOX-TIOERS— age to .388. Dave Wlckersham ’The same hysterical supporters of 440 and 880-yard relays. Jock Donohue ...... 102 177.78 scored'Its four runs in the first through twice earlier with the Boston right-hander BUI Mon- better club were Jotan Goiengoa was the winner but lost his bid the New York Mets, at the mo­ Forecasts were for clear skies at 182.82, Fmd lOylor at 181.86, Bob WUlia ...... 96 177.08 NATIONAL LEAGUE rial Day Classic. half. The 26-year-old rookie rapped a bases full and one out, decided bouquette held pie ’Tigers to six for Ms first shutout in the ma' ment, will be the first guys In line two-run homer with one away . In and warm weather. Frank Terragna at .181,16 and GU Souos ...... 96 177.02 Blight runs in the first inning Setting a season record for it for the Yankees with his three- hits and struck out 12 as he and jors with two out in the last of to buy tickets to watch the Yan­ Beatty proved the Modesto Jun­ Bud Tom linson...... 105 176.68 were oU that Naasiff Arms needed the last of the ninth, giving the run homer in tjie sixth inning. four Detroit pitchers set an AL the ninth and needed reliever kees play in the World Series . . . Bob Gould at ISO.lOd. Goiangoa speed, the game was completed hi Twins their fifth straight victory ior Collage track was fast when is the current k>-pin obamp. Ike R h oad s...... 105 176.38 but they didn’t stop there and 45 minutes. Ford made his season mark 6^ record and tied the major league John Wyatt to get the last Angel Jimmy Piersall Should be great he ran a 8:68 mUe In i960 and Art S horts...... 98 176.95 eventually ran off with a 24-7 vic­ Lanes Cancel Kasavage’s 72 Leads Golfers and the seventh in their last eight and a sensational 82-6 llfeUme single game strikeout mark with batter. Moot improved bowler hancr A1 Leinges’ bomning triple copy—adding to the Mets’ popu­ also won In 1061 with 8:88.8. Ray Ikmikunas...... 106 175.88 tory over the Medics at Bwskley sparked the winning rally In the larity—now that he’s In New went to Ray Bjorkmon who upped Last year at Helsinki, Finland, his average 16.12 pins pw game Art Johnson ...... 00 176.47 Field last night. Town Tourney third. Flo Bolduc chipped in with York. The contiwerslol show­ he ran 8:66.8, fastest ever by an Stan HlUnski m .... 97 176.44 Led by Pete Kanavage's medal-<^Felix 8 ^ R lcbar^ 96, OruSbetg over a year’s time. Bjorkmon Everyone had a hand In the a double. Dave Chagnot had three man has always wanted to American. Ron Schack ...... 102 174.63 scoring and Mttlng as the winners winning 72, Manohester High’s 84 and Waronlk 84. singles for Hl-Way. play in the big city. He wound up wMh a 169.68 average. laric of entrlee foroed oan- Greele, former Oregon star, has Nela Johnson ...... 84 174.56 got at least one run in every frame golf team extended its O d L rec­ Farrell’s ...... 007 000 0—7-13-1 should be a standout with the run 8:56.7; Seaman 8:68 and and stroked 17 hits in oil. oellatlon of the annual Men’s Hl-Way ...... 400 000 0-4-11-2 FINAL 8TANDINOB Pat Tremaroo...... 101 174.46 and Women’s ’Town Dnekpin Mets and he won’t hurt the chib Welsimr 8:68.1. Beatty, Greele BIU Gabbey ...... 102 173.28 Bud Lundberg and Skip Niel ord to 12-2 yesterday with twin Tiger Will Watch Pagan! and Bolduc; Morrisette at the box office, either. and Seaman all run for the Los W. L. Pet. Tournament, scheduled to shut 4-1 victories over Bristol Elastern and Smith. Turootitee’ Esso ...66.6 88.6 .685 Gene Dorna ..J ...... 104 172.09 were the top hitters for Noaslffa • * • Angeles Track Club Indicating a last night at Holiday Lanes. and F%tt in a triangular match NEW YORK (AP)—Dick Tiger, Bantly’a Servloe . .68 43 .600 BUI Grilo ...... 92 171.85 with Bud Budar the top man for possibility of a team etfort the Medics. No Information on future plans at the Manchester Oonnutry dubi world middleweight champion, will Freshman baseball ooooh at Uttle Joe’s ...... 68 42 .600 John Dietrickson .... 96 171.62 was announced by the lanes. East Hartford High Is Jock Wloe against Snell. Bob M onglat...... 93 170.29 NaOSlffs ...... 862 184—24-17-2 It wee the fifth straight double be scouting tonight when he watch­ AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAOliE (^mmented the New Zealander, Army A Navy dUb.60.6 44.6 .677 At the same time, a spokeo- es George Benton and Rubin (Hur­ W L Pot. OB of Manohester, a former UConn Doii WilUa Garage .68.6 46.6 .658 Bill Roediger ...... 87 170.29 M edics...... 101 600— 7- 6-6 maa for the lanes announced victory for Larry Perry’s charges W. L. Pet. G 3 . attilete and ex-TwiOght Leaguer “ perhaps If there la a boxing situ­ after a double defeat May 7 (to ricane) Carter box the 10-round Baltimore . .26 15 .634 ... San Francisco 27 16 Naasiff A rm s ...... 67 48 .548 Ray Bjorkmon...... 98 160.68 the scheduling of the first an­ .648 . . . Larry lannuoM, formerly on ation, It wUl make me run bet- 168.74 Makmey and Hall). main event at Madison Square AMERICAN LEAGUE New York . ..21 18 .618 Los Angelee . .26 17 .596 Long KlU ...... 66 49 .638 Reb KldweU ...... 106 nual Maureen Gilberto ladies’ Chicago ..., the staff at Eloat Oathollo High, ar.” Joe Demalo ...... 87 168.28 Sparked.by Kasavage’s fine ef­ Garden. If Tiger gets past Ms next Robinson (2), Snyder (1), Ori­ ..24 16 .600 I 'l St. Louis . . . 23 20 .686 Five Top Vaulters Shorts V e tta ...... 48 67 .467 handicap tourney, June 8-9. To defense against ex-champ Gene Boston ...... 20 16 .566 31/, will not fill a coaching vacancy at Don W illiam s...... 76 168.07 date 84 entrlM have been r » fort, the Indians’ team total yes­ oles; Osborne (8), ^ n ators; Pept- Pittsburgh , . . .20 19 JUS Hartford High sa reported but has With five pole vaulters who Uggett Drug ...... 46.6 69.6 .433 BASEBALL HEROES E^Ulmer in Nigera in July, the tone (8), Yankees; Kaline (7), Kansas City . .21 17 .658 S'/i dnolnnatl ... .19 10 .500 Paul’a P a in t...... 44 61 .418 Carl Zettiemoyer .... 09 167.67 oelved. terday was 327. Elastera’s quartet accepted a downstate offer to have bettered 16 feet, the starting John Martin ...... 90 167.66 winner of the Benton-Carter fight Tigers; Malzone (7), Bed Sox; Cleveland .. . . 16 18 .471 61/, Chicago ...... 20 21 .488 Henry’s Pizzeria .-.41 64 .410 PITOHINU— J u a n Marichal, had 345, Platt 363. Elastern also might be next in Une. Benton, win­ coach football. The Mg ex-pro height will be 16—Mgh enough to Walt Zlnker ...... 105 167.20 topped Platt, 4-1, in the third leg Nicholson (9), HanuMii (4), White Minnesota . .18 21 .462 T MUwaukee 19 28 .462 win many meets In recent years. Noloo Tool ...... 27 78 .257 Olaata, checked Los Angeles on ner of nine straight, is ranked No. Los Angeles ..19 24 tackle out of Southern Connecticut Ted Gillespie...... 83 167.13 Walker Cup Victory of the triangular oompetiUon. Sox; x-Killebrew (6), HaS (2), .442 8 Philadelphia . .18 22 .450 John Pennel, the world record four hits aa San Francisco In­ 3 among the contenders by the Twins; Martinez (5), Athleties. Detroit ___ ..14 24 .360 Houston ...... 19 24 coached at his alma mater last Bemle Brennan...... 02 166.91 10'/j .442 fall . . . Nice to learn that two holder at 16-6%, faces Ron Mor­ creased Ite National League lead Manchester’s individual scores World Boxing Association and No. NATIONAL LEAGUE Washington ..14 29 .826 IS New York ... 16 26 .381 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Gino D*Alessandro .. 102 166.76 to two games by beating the nm- TURNBBRRY, Scotland (AP) were: Kasavage 72, Tom Jacobsen 8 by Ring. Charter isn’t rated by Friday’s Results first class fellows have attained ris, Gerald Pratt, Fred Hansen 164.83 Gonder (2), Reds; Storgel (2), and Brian Sternberg. Oames Ave. Les P r a tt...... 84 ner-up Dodgers 7-1. —^Labron Harris of Stillwater, 81, Ned Zagllo 87 cmd Bud Clarke Ring but is No. 6 with the WBA Pirates; Aaron (14), Braves; Bfn- New York S, Washington 8. Friday’s Results ^dltional honors In their Une of Joe Mlranto ...... 99 164.10 Houston 6, f^ c a g o 6, (12). work. .Ray Ramadell, for many In the Mgh jump, starting at Enoo Pavali ...... 75 186.00 BA’TTING—Harmon KiUebrew, Okla., and Downing Gray of Pen­ 87. Alternate 'Tim McNamara riiot and could vault higher by beating slal (6), Gibson (1), Cardinals; Baltimore 7, Cleveland 4. 6-4, John ’Thomas, Gene Johnson, AJ H agenow ...... 106 186.67 Bob Richardson...... 96 163.96 Twins, hit grand shun homer and sacola, Fla., picked up the first a 79. Other individual scores were: Benton. The bout will be carried F. Alou (9), Bailey (9), Glanto; No-Hit Hurler Gives Five Early Runs, Retires Boston 6, Detroit 2. Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 1. years a top notch baseball, basket­ 163.73 Pittsburgh 7, Milwaukee 2. ball and football official, will re­ Joe Faust, John Rambo and Otis Stan HUineki Jr. .... 84 188.26 Pat Paradlso ...... 96 drove in five runs In 8-6 victory American rictory of the day In Eastern — Burski 88, Hagin 80, on ABC television, starting at 10 Zimmer (1, Dodgers. Minnesota 8, Chicago 6. Burrell all have cleared 7 feet. John Goiangoa...... 96 182.83 Ed Daniels ...... 104 162.85 over Chicago. the Walker Cup golf competition LaVasseau 93 and Day 84; Platt-r p.m., EDST. x-Grand EUam. Kansas City 3, Ix>s Angeles 1. St. Louis 10, Now Yoric 4. ceive his doctorate In philosophy Today’s Games San Francisco 7, Los Angeles 1. at UConn next month. Currently Washington (Cheney 4-4), at Today’s Games superintendent of schools in Ver­ New York (Terry 4-4). Los Angeles (Podres S-S) at San non (RookvUIe), Ray Is still active Giants Batter Koufax Francisco (O’D ^ 6-0). In the officiating field as a college Baltimore (1^4>pas 4-0) at Cleveland (Ramos 2-1). New York (Jackson 4-8) at St. football referee ■ . . Pete LoMag- NEW YORK (AP) L a s tt'” *^'®’ meanwMle, walloped the^nm McLlsh, 3-2, allowed was a Chicago (Plzzaro 8-1) at Min­ Louis (Sadedd 0-4). Uo, director of athletics at the UM- New York Mets 10-4, Phiiadelphia pinch-hit homer by Jesse Gonder nesota (Pascual 5-4)'. Houston (iFairdl 4-4) at CMca^ verslty of Hartford, this week be­ time Sandy Koufax didn’t downed Cincinnati 6-1 behind Cal Boston (Wilson 4-8) at Detroit go (Jackson 6-5). came the school sports official to Classified Advertising Starts Here. . . Continues On Following Pages in the eighth. Johnny Callison and miss a man. This time he McLlsh’s four-hitter, Pittsburgh Tony Taylor each drove in two (Faul 1-0). Philadelphia (Duren 1-1) at be honored in whose name the belted Milwaukee 7-2 and Houston PhiladelpMa runs against Reds’ Kansas City (Rakow 4-2) at Cincinnati (Nuxhali 8-2). 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W. skid, aided the attack with two with 67 consecutive errorless ey will accomplish the feat some Washington’s Pedro Ramos in preserving one kind of bubble in the locker room, broke Wednesday when Cheney Tech EXCELLENT WORK done In vidual, paid training program. ing in sales route calling on es- Zlnker, 876-7143. The tMrd-place St. Louis Card-, singles and two walks. The only day. ^ ’56? wide movers. Free estittiatM. For additional Information, call games. up the Chicago White Sox’ winning bubble last night plays Vinal Tech of Middletown at YOUR COOPERATION cleaning jrords, cellars, attics, 648-5187. tahUshed customers. Average "I never thought it was possi­ “ No compau-ison,’’ he said. with a game-winning homer. The Sox had won four the local school’s field. A few BE APPRECIATEDWILL DIAL 643-2711 Trucks— ^Tractor* garages. Also, light trucking. Gulf Oil Corp, 628-6168. over $6,000 yearly steady income. 24 FDOT ALUMINUM extension ble for a man, any man, to hit “ TMs was my best shot.” years ago a lefthanded catcher 649-6968. For interview call Manchester ladder, clean up-paint up special, straight. (AP Photofax.) DODGE 1968, FORD 1964, one t« i a fair ball out of Yankee Stadi­ was used by a schoolboy team Painting— Papering 21 6448202 between 6 and 8 p.m. $21.97. Other sizes equaUy low um,” Houk marveled. “ But now against Cheney at the West Side with refrigerator bodies, good Help Wanted— Female 35 priced. Sherwin-WllUams, 981 I won't be at all surprised when Oval . . Horses have already condition. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., PAOniNO AND psuwrhanging. ABLE, ALERT, apt and ambitious. Main St. New Scene Aids RSox, Jim Piersall South Windsor. 028-6644, or see Household Services Mickey does it.” •Protege of Joe McCluskey started to arrive for the summer Good clean workmanship at rea- MATURE MARRIED woman, will­ If you have these qualities, we Houk was commenting on Man­ meeting at Lincoln Downs which TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? Sandy Warshavsky. Offered IS-A ■onablc rates. 80 Tears in Man­ ing to learn, part-time kitchen would like to talk to you. We have PICNIC TABLES — Extra sturdy, tle’s prodigious wallop Wednes­ opens June 10 for 9 nights and chester Raymond Flake. 646-6237. help, nights 6-1. Apply In person, an opening for a man to be trsdn- all bolted construction, 6 foot Readies Show day night, a home run that FURNmtRE REFINISHED — Ctove Restaurant, Coventry, Conn. ed as a sales representative for $19.95, 8 foot $22.95, 10 foot Malzone Snaps Slump five days. Trailers— Mobile Romes 6-A slammed against the upper ca * * * 24-Hour Answorins Servloe Scratches, burns removed, color 742-7384. the Manchester area. Excellent $25.95 and others. Assembled, de­ MqArdle Runs on Broadway HOUSES PAINTED — Reason- livered. W. Zlnker, 876-7143. cade, on the rise, several feet Rudy Heck was the recipient of I960 AMERICAN. Aluminum awn­ changed. Manchester Reflnishing starting salary, commission and For Met Fans below the root, 108 feet high, and Co., 643-9288. able Phone 649-7816. BABYSITi'jfiH, two children, moth­ bonus, all employee benefits, such DETROIT (AR)—Maybe all most of the Red Sox needed—^ the most valuable bowler award In ings,‘46x10, 2 bedrooms, complete­ er works, preferably Uve in. 367 feet from home plate. the Church 10-Pln League during Free to Herald Readers ly furnished. Assume mortgage. as vacation with pay, insurance, DARK, RICH, stone free loam, fill, notably, Frank Malzone— was a change of scenery. Boston The home nm came oil Kan­ RBWSIAVINQ of bnzna, moOi boloa. EXTERIOR AND tnterlor 644-1147. etc. Excellent, opportunity, for. ad-., St. Louis (A P)—Jim Pler- the 1962-63 season. A compositor at 8768334. Zlppors repaired - Window. Bhadea Wallpapier booko. gravel, sand, stone. CaU 648-8608. snapped a four-game losing streak 5-2 against the Detroit 'Ti- sas City relief pitcher BUI Fisch­ For Olymoic Marathon Bid The Herald, Heck, also served os Want hifimnatloa an one of onr ohwttled t lie CLERK-TYPIST, i>ermanent part- vancemeht for this better than saU_ Joined Casey .Stengel’s er, in the. bottom of the llth lii' answer nt the triepbone Sstedf Simply enS made to meoaure; oU oirad Vane- OsUlngs. EToors. FuUy Insured average position. Apply at the gere last night behind the six-hit, 12-strikeout pitching o f president of the loop. He took part tlon Minds Keys mode while you workmanship guaranteed. Lm time position, diversified duties. Bill Monbouquette ' r o troupe last night. to help win ning and gave the Yankees an In all scheduled games and aver­ Anto Driving: School 7-A Elxperlenced typist with an apti­ Singer Sewing Machine (Company, LARGE SAFE, $100. CJall 643-8726. 8-7 victory. NEIW YORK — (NEA) Peo­ o’clock at night until 5 in the wait 'Tape Recorders tor rant. PeUetlei. Ml 98826 If no answer, 832 Main Street, Manchester. Malzone tagged his seventh ball games, but " the colorful aged 174 . . Channel 3 will carry caU 648-9048. tude for figures essential. Salary homer with none on in the eighth handed power hitter whom Mana­ “ The second Mickey hit the ball ple seeing a wispy man running morning. MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc., Marlow’s, 867 Main, 6498221. ger Johnny Pesky has hesitated to outfielder said he may provide down Broadway in his underwear ‘i4ll Mixed Up’ the 111-year-old Harvard-Yale commensurate with abUity. Type LARGE NATIONAL concern _has inning off reliefer Tom Sturdivant all of us in the dugout knew it regatta oh Saturday, Jhiie 15, Six oCflcep, classroom locatM) Man­ PAZNCTfO and waUpapermg, wall, bench, went O-for-4 ae the one in the early morning with a lunch His life was “ all mixed >up,” so chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ (3USTOM ■“ RBJUPHOLSTERINO resume-to Box D, Herald. bpporiuHlty in sales aqd serirtce GAS HOT water heajer. Call and also doubled and singled in fans with a little entertain­ W£us'’ a home run. The sound of cameras located at strategic po­ 6 4 9 - 0 5 0 0 ^ and slipcovers made to-order. In paper removed. Wrilpaper' books four trips, hiking his batting av­ player who did not benefi from ball meeting bat had a cqrtain paii under his arm might suspect he didn’t get to compete on this ginners, older, nervous students, YOU ARE a wonderful person. Held. Call 626-1718, 9 a.ra.-6 p.m., 643-0946. ment, too. that he’s a commuter who miseed sitions along the course will be business since 1930, three genera­ on request. OeiUngs. Free ootl- today for appointment to see how erage 12 points to .343. the switch to Briggs Stadium. ring to it,” Houk said. side unUl the end of 196.7. Nor did ad' our specialty. Teen-age driver's mateo, CaU Roger 648-0928. YOU deserve a car of your own, Stuart now has oiily two hits in "Basebairs just like show the 6:45 from Yonkers. used in the race coverage , , Pre- and lenve your mesangn. Yetfll hear from education counw, Stoi« certlfle^ tions of quality workmanship. All you can fit into our expansion SEWING MACUHNB rummage Malzone had ended his recent "The strangest thing, however, he attract the attention of college holiday sports feature on video new clothes and the many his last 31 at bats. business,” said the newly-ac­ But he Isn’t. He’s Peter Joseph coaches until he was beaten by no time wKIwat opendlng aO evening at tiha 649-7898. work guaranteed In writing for EXTEIRIOR AND Interior paint­ program. sale. Many electrics now being re­ Fenway Park stand in a l-for-14 was that not a word was said in will be the Red Sox-Yankee base­ 10 years. Sam’s Upholstering, EXTRAS that make life more slump. quired New York Mets center the dugout about winning the McArdle, holder of a dozen nation­ more than two or three feet by ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ leased from storage. Automatic The Sox went ahead to stay in ball game Wenesday night at 8 LARSON’S — Ccmneotlcut’a first 622-4205. pleasant. If a limited budget the fifth inning last night. Tillman fielder. " game. Everybody's immediate al distance tiUes, jagging to work Bruce Kidd in an 8:49 two-mile at moved, ceilings, fully. insured. makes all this only a dream, let zig-zags, $38, others for less, noth­ The Sox gave sound support to ^ “ If I don’t hurt the club, I o’clock on Channel 80 . . Bob Lanz A ntom obU es For Salie 4 licensed driving school, trained ing down, $1 weekly accepted on- walked, Eld Bressoud beat out an reaction was “ Oh, my God. did and enroute to the Olympic mara­ the Boston Garden early in 1961. Lost and Pound Call George Ouillette, 649-1261. AVON show YOU how just a few Help Wanted— Monibo who wound up with hie nilght do anything to enter­ thon In Tokyo in O ctolw of next ■By that time I was a bit old to of Rockville has won Ms baseball certified and approved, now of­ most. 644-8596 (not a store). fifth trlumpih in nine decisions. infield single and Monbo reached you ever see anything like that?’,’ letter at Bates and Alan Williams 1962 PONTIAC CONVBRTIBLB, fering classroom and - behind hours a day can help make it tain the fans. HTiat’s WTong “ It just had to be the hardest year. be going to school and I had lost LOST — Boy's black and white Building— Cmitraetiiig 14 PAINTING — Five room ranches Male or Female 37 AJ' Kaline rapiped a two-run on a bunt. Chuck Schilling then of Manchester has lettered In ten­ fuUy automatic, like new, take wheel instruction for teen-agers. and Capes for $60. Trim and come true. Call today for appoint- tagged a two-run single to right with that?” ball I have ever seen Mt. I didn’t Pete McArdle, surprise winner too much eUgibiUty to got a schol­ jacket at niing Field. CaU .ment In your home at your con­ homer behind Bill ‘Bruton’s single arship.” nis, also at Bates, this spring . . 649-0926. over payments. 649-8138. 649-6076. paint extra. Also scraping. MULTHiITH^ OPERATOR, part- in the first inning. The Tigers and Roman Mejias added a sacri­ “ I only hope New York Is see the one Mantle Mt here back of the 10,000 meters in the Pan Harlem Globetrotters will plan an QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, 7428101. venience. 289-4922. time. Must know how to operate Boats and Accessories 46 fice fly. ready for Casey and me,” in 1956 which they tell me landed American Games in Brazil, fits in McArdle, father of two, runs basements refinlshed, built-lns, Model 1250W. Pleasant working didn’t .g o t, another liH until the exMbitlon basketball game at Dil­ NOTK3B18 hereby given that Op­ TRAINEES FOR leather color seventh. Boston loaded the bases again in Piersall said, smiling. In about the same spot. But I President Kennedy’s physical fit­ three-and-a-half miles going to 1961 CORVAIR MONZA 4-door ra­ formica, tile general repair. No PAINTmG — Interior and exteri­ conditions, FlxceUent opportimlty 16 FOOT DUNPHY boat, 25 h.p. work at Broadway and 13flnd lon Stadium, Hartford, on Aug. 26 tional Share Book No. 11040 issued E -Z L E R N matching and sorting. Apply Man­ MeanwMle foiu" Detroit mounds- the seventh off formdr teammate Casey, not a bad entertainer saw him Mt that 666 foot home ness program perfectly. He also . . Burr Carlson of Bristol EMtem by the Idanchester Savings and don, one owner. Call 648-4823. job too omaU. CaU WlUiam Rob­ or, free estimates, reasonable for retired person. Hours and Evlnrude motor and traUer, very himself. Insists Piersall stresses what a working stiff Street. Going home he lopes up bins (Carpentry Service, 640-8446. prices. 742-7286. chester Modes, Inc., Pine'St. men struck out 13 Sox including Sturdivant via two walks and a Md Joe Kubachka of Hartford Loan Asspclation, Incorporated, Driving School days flexible. CJall 643-1141, Ext. good condition, $400. 649-9264. Dick Stuart and Bob Tillman three fielder’s choice on wMch all hands “ wasn’t brought to draw peo­ athlete in tMs country has to do Riverside Drive to get in six miles. High will be on the staff at Tom has been lost and appUcatlon has 1969 FORD, Country Squire, 9 276 for an appointment. A shower and a light bite and he passenger station wagon, stand­ CALL ME on your formica needs, MEDICAL TRANSCRIPnONIST. times each. were safe. A pass to Carl ple. to stay in major competition. Helnsohn’s basketball game at been made to said Association for Interesting work for person with 18 FOOT exceUent Offshore Fish­ rambles to Van Cortland Park for ard shift, radio, heater, $976. CaU Connecticut’s largest, auto­ bars, oountors, kitchen oabineU, ON SHIPS, $iw. weekly. Broke Strikeout Mark Yastrzemski then forced in anoth­ “ Plersall’s a colorful ball McArdle, 33, who came to New Camp Windham Aug. 26-Sept. 2. payment of the amount of deposit. matic and standard shift, ElectriiCal Services 22 good knowledge of medical term­ Jois erman, skiing, 50 h.p. electric er tally. York from the Industrial town of six or seven miles more. Galloping 649-4100. vanltory units, table-topa and Men, women, begiimers. Informa­ outboard, loaded with additional The game total of 25 strikeouts player and the. fans like him • * * free pick-up service, teen-age island stands. 649-8086. inology who types 80 words per fo r two teaihs broke the Ameri- ’ Monday, May 27 Dundalk in County Louth on the back to Ms home at 190th Street NOTICtB is hereby given that Pass FREE BSnMATES. Prompt senr- tion free. Flagship, Box 111, equipment. Gator traUer. Ready Schilling Boosts Mark everywhere. He’s got good fan and Wadsworth Terrace, he show, One hundred laps will be the dis­ 1969 TAN CHEVROLET Parkwood classroom, older and nervous minute, 40-hour week. Will type Brooklyn 17, N.Y. can League record (WasMngt.on Schilling got a double and a appeal. Manchester at Hall, 3:46 p'Jn. northeast coast of Ireland In 1956, Book No.- B7047 issued by The students our specialty, 116 HOME REPAIR and malnteiULnce operations and case summaries. for water. Contact 643-4046. ers again and has his heavy meal tance in tonight’s featured stock Savings Bank of Manchester has station 'wagon, 4 door, 6 pas- rs. Cleveland, 1956) and tied the walk in addition to his single, Mk- “But we got him to play ball Rham at Eaat Hampton. is a bus mechanic who became an at 8. csenger, well maintained, one own­ Center St., Manchester. CaU remodeling, roofing and altera- Call for an appointment 643-1141, major league mark. Portland at C oven ^ . American citizen Feb. 5, 1961. He w race at Rivensdde Park. It will been lost and appUcation has been ing his batting mark five points for us and we think he can A real distance man, Pete Mc­ be the seventh racing card of the er, caU 649-8494 anytime. for free booklet, 643-8663. tlons CoU Russ Atkins, Builder, 646-4817. Glastonbury, 683-7376. Ext. 320. ' First baseman Stuart, the right- to .336. help us win some ball games.” Tennis—^Manchester at Wethers­ took Ms three-week vacation to made to said bank for payment of 648-0411. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Ardle. season and each previous week the amount of deposit. Stengel wasted little time field. compete in the Pan-Am Gairies 1966 NASH, 3 DOOR hardtop, auto­ NOTICE found a different driver take the matic, $76. Coll 648-0779 after 6:80 ALL KINDS OF carpentry and RN or LPN 8-U, part-time. Coll In gBIng Piersall the chance Civitan va. Center Congo, 6:15, in Sao Paulo, but the conditioning checkered flag. Point leader LOST — Pass Book No, 6621, Sav­ LEARN TO DRIVE — Special at­ Floor Finishiiig 24 FTIEE KITTBUIS — Hpusebroken, ZONING BOARD ' to show what, he could do. Mt. Nebo. and trip required a month. p.m. painting, - roof and gutter woik, 649-4519. gentle with chUdren. 649-7092 eve- Ivy Grid Coaches ^ o n g the drivers Is Danny Galul- ings Department of the Connecti­ tention to nervous, and elderly. kitchen and bathroom remodeling, Piersall, 83, purchased from Telephone CJo. vs. Pagani’s, 6:15, Workers Helped Out Classroom for teen-ager. Picln]^ ETOOR SANDmG ahd reflnishing OF APPEALS fo (60) with Jerry Humlston (65), cut Bank ft Trust Cfompany. Ap­ 1967 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 7- dormers and hatchways. J. Char (specializing in older floors). SALESWOMAN — Emblems - Pen­ the Washington Senators Robertson. ~ "I’M probatoly get docked the pUcatlon made for payment. service. Day or evenuig lessons. TOWN OF COVENTRY Tail dragging? BA Club vs. Mai Tfool, 6:15, extra week’s pay,” explained Mc­ Fail to Support (64) and Don Smart door hardtop, standard transmis­ est, 649-0723. Painting. Celliura. Paperhanging. nants - Toys - Knltgpods - Gym BOARDING MEDIUM size and MwtlikUlba Thursday, made his National closest purwiem, PTret sion, 4 barrel carburetor, recent Reasonable rates. Manchester Ulothes. For Recreation, Camps, There will be a public hearing Charter Oak. Ardle in hla deliMoua brogue. LOST — Pass Book No. 4811, Sav­ No job too a m u . Jrim VerfaUle, small dogs. Grooming Cocker June 3 at 8 PAI. in toe Town HoU • iwlwlw Mhw zMn Mri League debut last night qualifying heat starta at 8:16 . . ' paint and body job, wMtewaUs, Driving Academy. 742-7249. ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, ga­ 6498760. Clubs, Schools. PTA’s. Many ac­ against the S t Louis Cardi­ Auto Parts TB. Moriairty’s, 6, Fellow workers at the bus gar­ Substitution Rule ings Department of the Connecti­ Spaniels our specialty. Harmony Annex on Main Street, to take up • M iprlaz ln «i< dim You Need ___ 'Thanks to the Wyman Oil Oo., at­ sharp looking, - $860. 161 School rages, dormers, all types of counts. Exclusive territory. Hill Kennels, Hebron Rd., Bolton, nals. Buckley. age took up a collection to send tractive pocket-size Uttle L e ^ e cut Bank ft Trust (fompany. Ap­ carpentry. No job too smaU. CaU the -following, appeal: • tiilrt h ilMl pUcatlon made for payment. Street, 648-6460. American knitwear, 80 Boylstra 6*3-6427. REPLACEMENT Sears vs. DiUon’s, 6, Waddell. Pete to Walnut, Calif., so their CAMBRIDGE, Msae (A P )—’The baseball schedules have been print­ Business Servlees Offered 13 Nelson Higgins, 644-1700. Private instructions 28 St., Boston, Mass. T h e Salvation Army toe., has Lawyers vs. Pi^anl’s, 6, Ver- guy could qualify for Ihe Pan-Am. Ivy League, where the game got ed and dtotributed.. 1901 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, $1,: f r e e — THREE male kittens, 6 requested a variance to erect a planck. Anyone remotely acquainted Its impetus, apparently will not BHARPENlMa ■awa, LEARN SERVICING on Satur Pump House, Toilet House and P ersonals 260, good condition. Phone 649-8468 weeks old, looking for new homes. SHOCK ABSORBERS Tuesday, May 28 with track will tell you that it’s go along with one phase of college after 6. knives. days, practical one-year courses C!amplng Faculties on their prop­ Rifle Club Notes r o tin taladas. Quick rarvloa. Cu|. Spedal Services Help Wanted—-Male 36 643-6912. (Goodyear doable-action abocL Rockville at Newington. a physical impoesibUHy for a nm- football’s subsUtntion rule next BLBX7TROLUX Solea and Berrloa, starting June 15. Efficient place­ erty on Cross Street. absorbers provide all the ner to run the 10,000 meters and fall. 1957 FORD FAIKLANB 3-door tol fljqulpniant Oo., M Main 1^, ment services. New Elnigland AU interested persona are Invit­ East Catholic at Coventry JVs. Sports Viewing bonded wmraaentotiva. Attrad MoncheotM'. Hotort doily 78. TREE CUTTINO. and removal, lots (XINCRETE BTOOR Finishers smooth-riding comfort you South Windsor at Ellington. the 26 miles and 385 yar^ of the Indications today are that the AmeU. 306 Henry St. 648-0460. liacdtcp, new point, oxceUent Tech., 66 Union Place, Hartford, needed with good experience. Call WANTED — Good homes for four ed to attend. REPLACE have every right to expeet. moratlum within a period of three Ivies will ignore the new NCAA condition, 043-5359. Thursday 78, Saturday 7-4. cleared, insured, Joe Pelletier, 626-8406. ctite kittens, call 644-0081. Grant EL Tootooker Sr. Comm. Baptist vs. Gus’s, 6:16, 648.7958. 742-7668. 643-1870 after 6 p.m. Switch now and ride relaxed! Ml. Nebo. days, but ^ the plucky ------McArdle, rule which oalls for a maximum SATURDAY - Chairman SHOCKS 1:56—Senators vs. Yankees Army & Navy vs. Travel S er-; o f two substitutions for a team .Automobiles For Sale 4 1966 RAAfBLER 4-door, good run­ ?HE:B r e m o v a l , pruning, and WANTED — OIL burner servloe EVERY vice, 6:15, Robertson. weights o- - more _ i*.than 125 pounds, when the ball changes hands. CSuumel 8 Bonds-rStocksv- mechanic. Flill time. Good propo­ BOXER SHEPHERD puppies for President Ron Heemeier an­ NBBUi CAR? Tour crefUt turned ning-condlUon, $160. C^T 848-4044. lot clearing. Frimk C. NoMe, sale. Call 742-8198. Clarke’s vs. Moriarty's, 6:15, did. ' •The first of the eight Ivy. ath­ 2:25—-Mets vs, Osrds 649-6058. Roofing—Biding 16 M o rtg ag es 31 sition for right man. Apply in per 20,000 8 8 nounces that the montMy meeting Channel 18 down? Short on down pi^miantT Charter Oak. On May 1, McArdle turned in PETER. McAKDLE letic directors t o . respond to a 1969 BONNEVILLE Convertible, son. L ^mMAKERS, mold makers, 644-0768. gentine crock, Oswaldo Sugies, in going after the marathon, which have voted "yes.” Tom BoUes of 5 pun.—^Wldp World of Sports 649-3425 Or 6498963. and oddltiona. O s l^ a . Workman- topic of discuasion will be the 1963, Army & Navy vs. Police A Fire, (Rodeo) aot paymenta anywbera No omoU whitewalls, good condition. $1,- ship guarantoed. M9 Autumn 8L budget, Expedient service. J. D. lathe and Bridgeport ojperatora, 8 6, Waddell. the 10,000 meters On May 4, Mc­ hasn’t, been won by an American Harvard, oonduoUng the ballot, as 296. 648-6204, 6-9 p.m. .1964 budget. All officers, instruc­ since Johnny Hayes got the duke Channel 8 loon or finonca company plan. MOWING LAWNS — Hedge trim­ 648-4860. Realty, 643-6129. first-class men, fringe' benefits, PLUGGED SEWERS Ansaldi’s vs. Norman's, 6, Ve^ Ardle was 160 yards on top after well as fellow Big Three members tors and senior members are ureed 22 miles bf the marathon when in ^ n d on in 1908, when Dorando, 10 pan^—Fight of the Week DouglM Motora. SSS atom. ming, odd Jobs. Ray Hardy, overtime. 'Apply Paragon Tool, Articles For Sato 45 to attend. planck. j Princeton and Yale have not yet BIDWELL HOMB Improvement BESEIT BY BTTJR? Let Ua hel]Ip my legs locked. My thighs got .the Italian was disquaiified. (Oorter vs. Benton) 1961 NASH OONVER'nBLE, excel- 648-6641. 269 Adams St., or call 649-3079. Machine Gleaned SEAT BELTS 5.95 , The second bigbore league match Wednesday, May 29 cost opinions.' _ ALWAYS A good oupply of UMd Company—roofing, rid l^ , altera- you to a fresh start by consoll^if. sore from running up and doivn- McArdle came to this country Channel 8 lent rumtog, $100. e40-aae. dating toe many debts that de­ LAWNMOWERS, garden tractors, Septie Tanks, Dry Wells, Sew ABOVE FACTORY SPECIFICATIONS! will be held Sunday at the Blue Green Manor vs. Nasiff’8,''6:16, The Associated PreM further Cbevroleta Forda, ISM and HAROLD ft SON Rubbish Ro- tions addlUoiis and romodeling TIMEKEEPERS and tlmestudy er Lines ins~ itaUelU-Oellar------Wo- hill.” Yet McArdle hung on brave­ at the suggeetion of Joe McClus­ leanied that it the final count k down, at Center Motora.^ 684 C5m- movol, cellars, attics, and yards, of ah -typea. Rxcalknt worieman- mand your attention into one men. Must be experienced. Apply and tiUers. Terms, trades, portf Trail Rifle Range, WaUingford. West Side. - , ly to finish thirdB against said estate, and ing Commission of Andover, Oana. dows, 2 car garage, amecite Ihi baths, baseboard hot water oil This 6-room r u i c h on half acre or before May 17. 1963, by certified performance, tea, coffee and re­ Tenements 63 COVENTRY — 6*4 acres on Brew­ ing, 4 room Cape, full cellar, said administrator. Is directed to give mall, a copy of this order to John J. will hold a Public Heexliig Ib USED LUMBER — Doors, win­ drive. Owner 649-6118. heat. Large lot with large trees. lot affords qomfortable and eco­ public notice to the creditors to bring freshments will be served. ster Street, sign on premises. Call aluminum combinations, 2 bed< Marxiale. 4lM> Wethersfield Ave., Hart­ the Town Hall on May 3$, 19m at dows, sinkii, toilets, also other 118 MAIN — THREE rooms, heat, Priced below market. Immediate nomical llyltig. $16,600. In their claims within said time allow­ ford, Conn. The Junior Pilgrim Fellowship plumbing supplies. Open dally Madeline Smith, Realtor, 649-1642. rooms, walk-up expandable attic, WADDELL SCHOOL — 8 bedroom RBRBI’S LOCATION, value and ASHFORD LAKE ed by publishing a copy of this order In JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge 8:00 PM . on Oie M lowlilg re­ hot water, stove, refrigerator, $12,000. Wolverton Agency, Real­ ranch, comer lot, plenty of trees, occupancy. Phone 648-6278, Brae- some newspaper having a circulation wUl meet at 5:30 pm. and the quests: S:S0 p.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 8 649-6229, 9-6. HEBRON — 40 acres, 33 cleared, quaUty In one package. 6 room Burn Realty. MADEJLmE SMITH, Realtor in said probate district within ten days Senior Pilgrim Fellowship at 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Yard located at tor, 649-2818. tremendous buy at $16,700. T. 3, Colonial Cape with garage, fire­ 26 miles east of Manchester, from the date of this order and re­ Change of Zone 1600 frontage, beautiful unspoiled Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. 9-1642 or 643-8139 pm . at the Church Community Stock Place off North Main location, $21,600. Joseph Barth, place, IVi hatha, very large MANCHESTER — Blxecutlve con­ ott Route 44. Shore Front Lots turn make to this court of the notice Route 6— extension o f pteMBk SEVEN R(X)M older home, eitua- roome, plaster waUs, attractive Directions; Up Avery St., right on given. Coventry House. The latter group will see a Business Zone (B) Westerly fircBi Street. Choman Housewrecldng, TWO ROOM apartment, 149 Oak­ Broker, 649-0320. ted on one acre wooded lot, 2-car temporary ranch home, scenic —Other choice sites. JOHN J. WAIXETT. Judge M9-2S92. COLONIAL RANCH — 6 roome, lot with many trees. Inspect this Benedict Drive, right on Pine Pree film “One Love, Two Faiths.” the Grennon-Goldzteln Proparly land Street. 649-6229. 9-6. garage, $16,400. Phllbrick ^ en cy , 1^ baths, modem kitchen with AAA area. This excellently main­ Easy Terms unuaual home now. Mid-twenties. tained 8 room home offers lapge Lane, to 10 Pond Lane. LIMITATION OBOEB Recently baptized by the Rev. line to the Westerly Boundair Um 649-8464. built-lns, 2-car attached garage, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Rehearsals Slated Mr. Ameling were Bonnie Lee TWO UNFURNISHED rooms. Houses For Sale 72 Bve. Mr. Rueter, 648-0306, Wolver­ center foyer, magnlficlent c< Manchester, Within and (or the Dis­ of land owned by T. C. W r i| ^ to Tinker Building. Apply Glenney’s lot 200x250, $22,900. Phllbrfck ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. FOUR BEDR(X)M raised ranch, Borden,. Mark WiUlam Borden and include property now (RdO) Diamonds— Watches— ROCKLEIX3E — Contemporary Agency, 649-8464. to floor fleldstone fireplace' wi ARTHUR A. KNOFLA trict of Manchester, on the 17th day of Men’s Shop, 789 Main St. EDISON ROAD — Cape, 4 down, 2 in living room and d in ^ room, large recreation room, 2 full May, 1968. For Children’s Day Hannah Elizabeth Humes. to the Hop River. Jewelry 48 ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, spaci­ MODBRN T- room split, famUy baUis, 2-car garage, excellent con­ 643-5440 — 649-6938 Present. Hon. John J. WalleU, Judge. The confirmation olaaa of rix unfinished up, fireplace, garage, ous famUy room, garage, wooded tremendous kitchen, 8/large bed­ Estate of Mary T. Hyers. late of The Property owner* on HEBRON — 4 room apartment, Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room Cape - room, 1^ baths, garage, IH acre dition, $28,900. Phllbrick Agency, yoiftha has been accepted into WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at patio, oil heat. Owner 649-0069. Houses For Sale 72 lot, $27,900. Phllbrick Agency, plus recreation room offers rooms, paneled 6 m wlUi bay Manchester In said Dlatrlct. deceased. All church school classes of are: Goldstein, P k ^ Goes, W rigbt reasonable prices prompt serv­ heat and hot water furnished, lot, $28,900. Phllbrick Agency, window, 8 ceriuHlc bathrooms, 649-8464. On moUon of Mary M. Lawler of FInM. Congregational Church wUl merr*ership by the church and will and Newton. adults only. Call 643-0946. FOREST STREET—Delightful 10 COLONIAL—LARGE living room, FOUR BBIDROOM Ranch, 26x52’ WEST SIDE Cape, 6 rooms, close 649-8464. privacy, convenience. Fenced COVENTRY LAKE — Cabin on lot said HBncheatoi\ executrix. 2 649-8464. ice 2 watchmakers. Manches­ dining room, den, modem kitch­ yard, new knotty pine kitchen, laundry r o o m ^ double garage-, ORDERED: lliat six months from meet at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the be confirmed during the service (Requested by property o m m ib) room former Cheney residence in foundation, two full ceramic to bus, tree shaded lot, M4,900. COUNTRY LIVING In Manches­ 80x100 at cove. Ideal for camp­ eanctuary to rehearse for Chil­ June 2. This iviU be a Pentecostal ter’s oldest established jeweler. HEBRON GREEN — Reasonable en, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, ga­ baths, fire alarm, large kitchen, MANCHESTER — Appealing cus­ walking distance to sch o ^ , shop­ VERNON— cider partly restored screened reac/j^rch. Thermopane ter—Large 2 family, 11-room ing or weekends. 649-1012. the l7th day of May. 1963, be and the AddiUonel tfae o f b F. E. Bray, 737 Main St., State park-like aetting. 6 bedrooms, 4^ Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. tom built 6 room Spilt Level on windows throughout. Stone and aame are limited and allowed (or the dren’s Day June 9. Sunday program toi observance of Business Property rent, for further information call baths, excellent condltian. Owner rage, landscaped yard 102x612. 100x200’ lot, $17,600. Phllbrick ping, bus. Redecorated. Occup 8 room Colonial. Lai^e lot. A home, 1 1/8 acres of land, beau­ creditors within which to bring in their heater Building. AC8-3148. Owner transferred. Immediate Agency, 649-8484. high elevation. Features include a cy as desired. $18,900. 649-: frame em rior — a distinctly de- claima against said estate, and said The confirmation class will meet the beginning of the church. Mem­ Located In an (R40) ZoM 643-7444. full plaster house, 2-car garage. large family special. Tongren tiful scenery. Phone 649-1817. occupsincy. Marlon E. Robertson, Agency, 648-6821. s ^ e ^ /n o m e for the dlscrimlna- Suburban For "Sale 75 executrix ia directed to give public no- at 9:30 a.m. in the veatry. bers <5 the class are Roeemaiy A use change of tbs Imam TWO ROOM apartment, including Realtor. 643-6958. BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room Formal dining room, 2 fireplaces, MANCHESTER — room Cape, lyer. Principals. 648-0978. Uce to the creditors to Bring in their Belardlno, Bonnie Borden, Bruce Palmer Property on Wales Kaad MANCHESTER — Elxtra large 8% WORDS!!! ROCKVILLE — 10 room older claims within said time allowed by The Rev. James R. MacArthur, Florists— Nurseries 49 heat, hot water and g;as for cook­ room ranch on a one acre land­ Cape, one unfinished, possible 4 baths, stainless steel double excellent condition, carport, one- MANCHESTER — Excellent value. home in business zone, 6 bed­ THREE ROOM house— Bath, sun- publishing a copy of this order In some pastor, will uee "Leat 'We Forgot" Martin, Donald Morris, Ronald on which a Garage Burin saa la ing. Call 649-7834 from 6-7 p.m. scaped and tree shaded lot. 2- bedrooms, very neat and clean, oven, baseboard hot vrater heat, halt acre, many extras, a beauty No additional expense. Cozy, com' rooms, large yard. Good home for porch, full basement, lake privi­ newspaper having a circulation In said as his sermon topic at the annual Newman and Kenneth Reed. maintained to include tbs Maao- LAWNS MOWED and reseeded. large lot with stpra^ shed. Im­ probate district within ten days from facture of Septic TBnka wtUiiii t h e / car garage, full cellar with rec permanent siding. $13,900. Hayes ‘'Appealing ..." —$16,900. Also, 4 bedroom ranch, fortable, convenient. 6 rooms, BOLTON professional man with large leges, price $6,000. Phone 742-7648. the date of this order and return make American Legion Memorial Bim- Mass Schedule Fertilizer, lime, nursery stock at FOUR ROOM apartment, including Agency, 643-4803. mediate occupancy. IMced below plus family room, 2 baths, attach­ baths. Fireplace, garage. 648-r' present building and for ootdoef^ reasonable prices. Gardens roto- room, 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath, MANCHESTER ••------Exciting’' family. Union Street. Tongren to this court of the notice given. daiy service at 11 a.m. Green-Oho- Sunday Masses at St. M a r y 's heat, hot water and gas for cook­ huge living room with fireplace, market. Phone 648-6273, Brae- ed 2-car garage. CaU on this one. B. B. Grady, Broker. Agency, 648-6321. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge Church will be celebrated at 7:30, storajge of tanks in the reor'ef Ilia tilled. Call 628-1782. ing. Electric refrigerator and gas SIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway, at­ "JUST THE HOME FOR $13,000 . . . four-room rancher bot Post, AL, its auxiliary and any built 1964, $25,900. Robert Wolver- Bum Realty. Have several 4 and 6 room Legal Notices other veterans are invited to at­ 9:30 and 10:30 a.m.; and at St. b u lld ^ . / stove furnished. Call 649-7737 from tached garage, paneled and MANOHHSTBB— OAK with a large family room add­ ANDOVER — Older house, needs LIMITATION OBDEB ton. Realtor, 649-2813. 643-4648. OLD, OLD COLONIAL "Fine opportunity .. ranches in the $11,000 class. CaU ed to the rear. Basement, alu­ AT A COURT OF>PBOBATE held at tend the service in a body. Josep>h’s Church at 8:30 a.m. At this hearing InternriM pw> 6-7 p.m. *> screened porch, aluminum com­ ROLLING PARK Cape — 6 rooms, Street. 2 family 6-6, xbod condi­ painting and papering. $7,600. Jo­ Manchester, within and (or the Dis­ Eve. Conrad Rueter, 643-0309. the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, minum siding plus stone front, LIMITATION OBOEB Young Mothers Meet sons may appear and be beard and Garden— Farm— Dairy binations, near bus line, $16,900. nicely situated, $16,900. Maple Realtor, 643-6930 or 648-2828. tion, huge attic room, lot 56x360, seph Barth, Broker, 649-0820. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at trict of Manchester, on the l6th day of Hie Senior Pilgrim Fellowship written communications wiU be ra> SIX ROOM duplex available im­ CONCORD RD.—Beautiful ranch, Neat 6 room Colonial on bus Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. (Source; Daily Newspaper, shaded 6 room ranch, bullt-ins, excellent condition. The lot is Manchester, within and (or the Dis­ May, 1963. will have a work session from 5 The Young Mothers d u b ■will Products 50 walk to school, h>u, church, shop­ trict of Manchester, on the 20th day of Present. Hon. John J. Waiiett, Judge. meet at 8 pm. Tuesday at the ceived. Copies of the prw oaed mediately, two blocks from cen­ large living room, formsa dining line. Modem kitchen, oil heat, Real Estate Section) bus line, $16,900. Colonial — dis­ COVENTRY — Excellent 4 room ping. $4,400 aamimes mortgage. two acres, loaded with trei FTVE-YEAR-OLD 6 room Colonial, Estate of John Plano, late of Man­ to 9 p.m. Sunday at Quandt Hall. EIGHT ROOM Cape. 4 bedrooms, May, 1963. Nathan Hale Community Center changes are on fllaln the offsM of FARM LOAM — Top quality, big ter of town. Call 643-8695 after room, cabinet kitchen, 2 bed­ garage. Sensibly priced. Phone tinctive charm. Bowers area, ranch, fireplace, breezeway, ga­ Save closing'''^ cost. $18,900.Arey Now vacant. Ideal for the cou­ 2-car garage, Immediate occu- Present, Hon. John J. Waiiett, Judge. chester in said District, deceased. The Pastor’s Council will meet the Town Clerk,.- five yard load, $12. Columbia 6 p.m. rooms, recreation room, land­ 643-6273. Shown by appoint­ dining room, family room, attach­ Nope! . . . but we do have $19,000. E. J. Carpenter, Broker, rage, $11,600. Joseph Barth, Brok­ ple starting out, or retiring. pwicy, $20,700. Owner 643-1986. Estate of Stella P, Skiff, late of Man­ On motion of Benedetta Plano of said at 8 pm. Tuesday at Kingsbury for a ixrogram on “Arranging ment. ed garage, 75x160’ lot, shade Co., 280-f"''* chester in said District, deceased. Manchester, executrix. FVeeh. Flowera.” Hostesses will be Dated this 15th day o f May 1M>. 228-9328 after 6 p.m. scaped yard. Marion B. Robert­ an ole lovable home In good 649-6061, 649-9162. er, 649-0320. On motion of Henry R. Skiff, of said ORDERED: That six months from House. Town Planning aad FOUR ROOM apartment, second son, Realtor, 643-6963. t>ees, $17,600. Phllbrick Agency, $14,500 . . . Immaculate three MANCHESTER — Comfortable 7 Manchester, executor. the 16th day of May. 1963. be and the The Couplee’ Cluib snipper meet­ Mira. Albert Meyers Jr. and Mrs. floor, adults only, no pets, shape with plenty of room ST.,’ BOLTON—6 room Zoning CommTsaten 649-8464. 3-car cinder block garage, bedroom ranch, built in 1040 room older home, 4 rooms down, ORDERED: That six months from same are limited and allowed (or the ing today will start at 7 p.nu in Raymond daouette. 649-1661. close In town. VlTiy don’t you or so. Ceramic tile bath, living 8 large bedrooms up, attractive the 20th day of May, 1963. be and the creditors within which to bring in their Andover, Oonn. Household Goods 51 $9,900—6% ROOM ranch, fireplace, BRAE-BURN REALTY call about It. „ cation pit and loft. Bel Air claims against said estate, and said the vestry. . The dance scheduled for next 2-car garage, large lot. privacy. DOLL HOUSE — Manchester. Cute room, separate dining, plus a lot, 2-car garage, one block to bus, same are limited and allowed (or the Raymond P. Houta^ TO RENT — Small heated apart­ eal Estate, 643-0332. creditors within which to bring In their executrix is directed to give public no­ Second Church News month by the club has been can­ Chairman HOTPOINT FULLY automatic Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, 4-room ranch, fireplace, recrea­ nice light kitchen. Full dry $16,900. Eve. Mr. Rueter, 643-0309, claims against said estate, and said tice to the creditors to nrlng in their The Rev. James H. Ameling, celed because of conflict with electric stove, S burners and deep ment, partially furnished, suitable Multiple Listing, 649-6182. tion room, patio, outside fireplace, Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ executor Is directed to give public no­ claims within said time allowed by Guy T. Oottaiw, WARREN E. HOWLAND r OCKLBIDGB—3 bedroom ranch, basement. Large rear porch af­ tice to the creditors to bring in their publishing a copy of this order in some pastor of Second Cong;regational mirn'orouB other acti'vities. well. 649-1767. for one person. Call 643-5118 be­ BOWERS SCHOOL — 6% room beautifully landscaped, $12,200. O P E N H O U S E fords the maximum of pri­ tor, 649-2813. Secretary tween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-6132. large rooms, garage, fireplace, claims within said time allowed by newspaper havingffng a circulation in said Church, will use “Depth — Chris­ Hie original copy- hereof w m 8E*LJT LEIVEIL—6 rooms, , recrea­ ranch, large modem kitchen with convenient to schools, stores, vacy on this 1% acre plot. publishing a copy of this order in some robate district within ten days from tianity” as his sermon topic at 11 Mancheeter Evening H er a rd tion room, garage, very clean, Realtor-Trader—643-1108 Sle date of this order and return make filed with the Town Clerk on M8$r THREE ROOMS—Second floor built-ins, large living room, fire­ bus. Owner 648-1470. Hlxcellent financing, too. newspaper having a circulation in said a.m. service tomorrow. Greeting Coventry oorrespondent, F Panilne HOTPOINT refrigerator, 10 cu. ft., $16,900. 4%% mortgage, $87.78 TANNER S’TREET — This ranch Lots For Sals robale district within ten days from to this court of the notice given. 16, 1968. ideal for cottage, $26. 649-6973. $65 month. Inquire Saturday place, 3 bedrooms, garage, wood­ must be sold. Five full liveable B>e date of this order and return make JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge after the service will be Mrs. Ivan Little, telephone 142-EUL monthly. Carlton W. Hutchins, ed lot, $19,600. Phllbrick Agency, CUSTOM DESIGNED executive T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor to this court of the notice riven. night, 5-8 p.m. 32 Church St. 649-6132. MulUple Listing. rooms, three of them could be THREE BUILDING lota' prime 649-8464. bedrooms. Flill basement with ga­ HOLLISTER STREFIT — Immacu­ TOMORROW 2-5:30 p- home in one of Manchester’s ______JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge prime locations. 7 spacious 648-1577 location, AA zone, Phllbrick CRIB AND mattress; also, baby 4%$88.60 MONTHLY. Attrac­ TANNER S’TREET — Bowers rage, walk-up attic. Excellent late 6 room Colonial Bimgalow, Agency, 649-8464. LIMITATION OBDEB carriage, $15 each Call 644-0946. FIVE ROOM FTjA’T, garage. Call tive 3-bedroom ranch, alumkium residential location. Were asking large airy rooms, natural wood­ rooms, sunken living room, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at 649-3372. School area. 7 room Colonial, 3 osltbedrai ceiling, 2 huge fire­ Manchester, within and for the Dis­ storms, cellar, ameslte drive, twin sized be^^rooms, garage, in the high 17’s . . . now open to work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel INDUSTRIAL lot for sale, railroad trict of Manchester, on the 31st day of SOLID MAPLE twin beds and offers. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Air Real Estate, 643-9332. places, landscaped' lot. Call own­ MANCHEB’TER—6 room Spilt aiding, 800 feet frontage, depth of May, 1963. 334 CENTER S’TREET—4 rooms, trees. Only $18,900. Carlton W. 4%% mortgage, only $16,900. THIS WEEKEND BE SURE TO VISIT chest of drawers, birch crib, Hutchins. Realtor, 649-6132. 643-1677. VALUES! er 640-6285, after 6 p.m. or Satur- Level on a well landscaped lot, your choice. Call 649-3391. Present, Hon. John J. Waiiett, Judge. maple rolltop desk with chair, second floor, convenient to stores Hayes Agency, 643-4803. OVERSIZED CAPE, 7 rooms, 2 ' day and Sunday. enclosed garage, rec room, 3 Estate of Edward F. Wisot^i a/k/a Hotpolnt dryer. Call 876-7240. and bus routes, $75. Weekdays STONEFUONT 6 room ranch, full baths, 4 bedrooms, large Uv- Edward F. Wisotske, late of Manches­ MANCHES’TER — New 6 room MANCHESTER — 7 room split Berkley Drive, Vernon— Nifty, SYz-roovymneh, top con­ large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, B-ZONB LOT FOR SALE, ap- ter in said District, deceased. after 5, weekends anytime, brick ranch, built-ins 14x20 living level, 1% baths, rec room, gar­ built-ins, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, Ing room, formal dining room, at­ KERRY STREET — 7 room older fireplace, oil, hot water heat, proximately half an acre, all fa­ On motion of Evelyn Colby Wisotske WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, 12 643-1966. recreation room and wash room, tached garage, 160x160 wooded lot, dition, 3 sizable bedrooms, 1 1/ 2 baths,^igh mortga8:e to home, good condition, all utilities. of said Manchester, executrix. room with fireplace half acre lot, age, covered patio half acre of walking distance to school,^ ,3 0 0 cilities, Including aidewalk. CaU ORDERED: That six months from cu. ft., $35. Ping pong table, $15. reasonably priced. Hayes Agency, large lot, only 6 houses in circle. $22,900. Phllbrick Agency, assume, $16,900. $13,000. Joseph Barth, Broker, down, $19,500. Robert 'V ^ v e ^ n 649-8891. diLbJtohkjoL, (Di&iinj^ui&ksuL Coleman gasoline lantern, $5. MODERN 4 ROOM apartment with parklike grounds. Hayes Agency, the 31st day of May, 1962, be and the 643-4803. 643-4803. Call 649-8631 after 6 p.m. 649-8464. 649-0320.; Agency, Realtor, 6 4 9 -^ 3 . same are limited and allowed for the 643-6526. all electrical appliances, heat, hot (Directions: Rt. 44A, east ichester, left onto Lake BOLTON CENTER — Approxi­ creditors within which to bring in their water included, centrally located, $9,500 FULL PRICE for modem 4 MANCHESTER —,,8 room Cape on mately 6 acre site with large claims against said estate, and said ROCKLEDGE — QuEility built St., 1 mile to Berkley Dr. WEST SIDE — 6 room Cape, rec­ LAKEWOOD CTRCLfe South — executrix is directed to give public no­ FOR ' SAXE— Queen Anne sofa one child accepted. $130. Call room year ’roimd ranch overlook­ a nicely shmbbed''and landscaped ). reation room, close to bus line Beautiful ranch j x 6 large rooms, pond. Ideal homesite. T. J. Crock­ with slipcover in good condition. ranch on Ferguson Road (No. tice to the creditors to nrlne in their 643-7774. East Hartford 233). Cost owner $40,000 to build ing Coventry Lake. Kitchen built- lot with sturdy shade trees, fuU and shopping, $16,600. Phllbrick stone front, custom built, living ett, Real^t, 643-1677. claims within said time allowed by Call 643-4017. lns. Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. dormer, hardwood floors through­ area of 1,295 square feet, AA ------X ------publishing a copy of this order in ’THREE ROOM second floor apart­ . . . now he has been transferred. Agency, 649-8464. BOLTON __ 4 BUILDIN O lots not some newspaper having a circulaUon Vacant. Must sell and is open for out, plaster walls, alumimam zoning In area of fine homes, 2 probate dlatrlct -within ten days ment, gas range, hot water, park­ 1600’ OF LIVING AREA storms and screens, 2-car garage. bedrooms, dining room, living t ^ ^ hot, b u ™ c e s arc ’low! from ^ the date of this order and return FLORENCE combination stove, ing, adults. Inquire 49 Wetherell offers. Call, we will be glad to open it for you at your conveni­ 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL Exceptional care and quaUty room, kitchen with raft of cabi­ ^ a y Holcombe, Realtor, 644-1286. make to this court of the notice riven. Heritage Hill 36 Scott white, 6-years-old, $15. 649-7376. -Street. make this a fine buy at H6,900. Driv^/^Manchester— Modern, neat 5 '/J-room $13,750 JOHN J. WALLETT,, Judge ence. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ranch, 3 nets, tile bathroom with tile show-- TALCOTTVILLE — Large improv­ 8 plus one unfinished bed­ 643- 1677. Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ big>brarooms, 2 baths, full basement, garage, er stall, large screened in porch; AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at CENTRALLY LOCATED 5 room tor. 649-2813, 643-0309. Want a good buy? Look over ed lot, Allison Road. Call Reyn­ Coventry, within and (or the District of Office and Store apartment, nice neighborhood, rooms, family kitchen, formal $19,000 walls and ceilings plastered MANCHESTER — 8 room modern Large comer lot, 1% baths, this six-room Cape on Durkin olds Agency, 286-3668 days, Coventry on the 2Srd day of May. 1963. Equipment 54 $85. Adults preferred. 643-8190. near schools and shopping, Street Now being completely throughout, well Insulated, full 621-0528 evenings. Present Hon. .Elmore Turklngton, dining room, with buses, home, 4 bedrooms, family room, TWO FAMILY — New roof and (Directions: E. Center St., left onto Parker St., to Cush- basement, steel supporting Judge. LEBANON, CONN. good residential area. 'Assum­ siding, aluminum combinations, repainted, papered, etc. New Estate of Margaret R. Young, of NEW TYPEWRITERS, $69.96 up; schools and shopping available. attached garage, 185’ frontage, maiUDr. to Scott Dr. right). beams, llmken oil heating sys­ trees, $16,600. Carlton W. Hutch­ able 5*4% mortgage. Beauti­ 90x180 foot lot with shade trees, 2- kitchen coimter, new bath and Coventry, in. said District, an mcap- used typewriters, $29 up. Berube’s Furnished Apartments 63-A Full recreation room and many fully landscaped lot. Priced un­ tem, 80 gallon electric hot water able person. A RNE SERIES OF NEW HOMES IN BEAUTIFUL ins, 649-5132. car garage, $18,600. Phllbrick shower . . . Up top condition tank, overhanging >:6rnlce, copper Legal Notice The Conservator having made writ­ Typewriter Service, 479 E. Mid- other extras. Only $19,900.00. der $19,000. By appointment Agency, 649-8464. and we can put you In with LEBANON ~ DIRECTLY ON ROUTE 207 T^>ke., M anch^er. 649-3477. built-in gutters 5chd down-spouts ten application to said Court, in ac­ FOUR ROOM furnished apart­ Call Mr. Rocholl at 649-5306, MUST' SELL — 6 room ranch on owner 649-2653. 10% down . . . or' less with AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at cordance with the statute, (or an order ment, ladies preferred, utilities, with dry, well*; large jingle ga­ Manchester, within and for the district of sale of the whole or part of the 876-6611. large wooded lot, built-lns, alumi­ MANCHESTER Vicinity — WARREN E. HOWUND, Realtor FHA financing. of Manchester, on the 17th day of real estate described therein, it Is or­ linens, etc., centrally located, tidy, 6 room ranch, with Its^own rage completely finished walls Wanted— ^To Buy 58 num combination storms, attach­ with acourilc ceiling. Beautifully May, A.D. 1968. dered that said application be heard at private entrance. Inquire 9 Lllley ed garage. Have been transfer­ MIDDLE TURNPIKE West—Real trout brook, full cellar, T. J. CROCKE’TT, Ro<or Present, Hon, John J. Waiiett, Judge. the Probate Office in Coventry on the aluminum combinations^' 3 bed landscaMd lot 100x200', built -by Eatate of Emma B. Schindler a/k/a 3rd day of June. 1963 at ITtOO o’clock FRANK is buying and selling good red. 68 Croft Drive. By Owner, neat cape. Flill six rooms plus 350 Main St., C!omer of H ailes • 643-1108 formw^bullder for own use, now Emma M. Schindler, late of Manches­ in the forenoon; and that notice there­ 3 BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES BARROWS & WALLACE rooms, level lot, qtim neighbor­ used furniture and antiques at 420 644- 8988. basement with big rec room and 648-1577 retlp^ and moving to Florida. ter in said district, deceased. of be given, by publishing a copy of Lake St. Call and see what we’ve bath with shower. Fenced in yard, hood. ideal, $14.^. Wolverton Upon application of Harold W. Gar- this order in the Manchester Evening Business Locations 65 E. Center St., g ^ e r , 649-1193. rity, administrator, praying for au­ Herald, a newspaper having a circula­ got. Open Sundays. 649-6580: SCHOOL STREET — 6 8c 6 duplex trees galore. Excellent value for Agency, RealtqpT M9-2813. thority to sell certain real estate par­ tion in said District, and by posting a For Rent 64 Manchester, Connecticut on the corner of Spruce and only $15,000. T. J. Crockett, Real­ r$14,600—3 bedroom ranch, fire­ ticularly described In said application copy thereof on the public st^ p ost in SAT.-SUN. WE BUY SEaX or trade antique ANDOVER — 7 room Dutch Co­ on (lie, it is the Town of Coventry in said District School. Separate heating systems. tor, 643-1577. place, attached garage, finished ORDERED: That the foregoing ap- and used furniture, china, glass, Fair condition. 'Two car garage, lonial, 4 bedrooms, 8-car garage, at least five days before said day of 11 A.M..7 P.M. barn, aluminum storms, a^es recreation room, patio. Carlton Blicatlon be heard and determined at hearing, and that return be mode to Now Open silver, picture frames s»d old 245 NOR’TH MAIN — Store. price has been dropped to $19,000. VERNON — Juat over Manchester W. Hutchins, 649-6132. w Probate, office in Manchester in this Court. coins, old dolls and guns, hobby 649-5229, 9-5. VERNON—Nearly new 5% room for a quick sale. T. J. Crockett, line. Like new 6% ranch, 1% of land, fruit trees, real show said District, on the 4th day of June, Atteat, ------— — ------A.D. 1963, at two o'clock in the after­ ELMORE TURKING’roN. Judge collections, attic contents or whole ranch, basement garage, storms, Realtor, 643-1677. baths, built-in kitchen with place, 86 minutes from Hartford, YOU WILL enjoy doing buriness noon, and that notice be given to all estates. Furniture Repair Service, ’THREE ROOMS ground floor. clean, near Circle. Tongren dinette, fireplace. Hayes Agency $900. down, $16,900. Schwartz with us. If you ^are looking for persons interested in said estate of the TalcottvlUe, Conn. Tel. 643-7449. Ideal for any office or commer­ Agency 643-6321. ! BEFORE YOU BUY in So. Wind­ 643-4803. / PREVIEW Realtor, 286-1241. Evenings. Pasek, Bcanething In real estate and pendency o f . said application and the “THE LAFAYEHE” 32’x26’ 742-8248. lime and place of hearing thereon, by $13,400^ cial use'; other space av^able. sor. Bee this 3 bedroom ranch. cari’t find It, let us find 'it for publishing a copy of this order in . .474 . Main St. Plenty of parking. SIX ROOM Immaculate home some newspaper having a circulation Rooms Without Board ^ 9 Dining room, fireplace, oil hot MANdHES’TBR—Older ^ p e, A- yoii. Call today. "Anything In CAPE COD with 4 finished on first level. Living room, Herifage 649-5229, 9-5. across from Shady Glen. 194 feet water heat, garage. Reduced to zone, asking $13,300^^Xfiooms, 3 WE'RE NOT QUITE READY Real Estate." Tongren Agency, in said district, at least seven days be­ on 'Turnpike, 660 feet deep. Bel fore the day of said hearing, to ap­ 2 bedrooms plus kitchen with working “L.” Lots of closet FURNISHED ROOM for gentle­ MANCHESTER — Quiet office $17,600. Ray Holcombe, Realtor, bedrooms. ’TongreiyAgency, 643- Sew Copy-Cat Fashions 643-6321. pear if they see cause at said time and Air Real Estate, 643-9332. 644-1286. 6321. place and be heard relative thereto, space, picture window. Expansion, area on second level for man, heat, lights private en­ 100% location, Includes janitor’s and make return to this court. Hill trance, parking. Evenings MI service and parking. 460 sq. ft., BUT WE^RE SELLING HOMES JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge 8-RO O M additional bath and 2 rooms. 8-2815; Days PI 2-6364. $50 month. Ask for Max Gross- Tot's Delight! man, 643-7176. o WOMEN ONLY — Elimished room so COME AND SEE COLONIAL Features; for rent, complete housekeeping “THE TRUMBULL” 54’x26’ $13,900* facilities, between Center and Another Qualify Home Cil$loni Memorial Hospital. 643-5539. ^ Houses For Rent 65 RANCH with 8 bedrooms, huge family size kitchen with Double hung wood ARE YOU IN windows. Built-in oven ROOM FOR LADY or gentleman, CENTRALLY LOCATED — 4 ^ d - FLEMING RD.. large dining area. Bow windows in oversize living room. quiet. Inquire 224 Charter Oak room English Cape. $175 per by EyereH W. VAN DYNE... o r out of Ceramic bath, full basement Just wonderful for the grow­ and range. Ceramic Street, 843-8368, 246-4738. month. Extras included, July 1 ing family. tile baths. Birch cabi­ occupancy. Paul Flano Agency, /MANCHESTER 643-0458. . PILGRIM nets. FormicR coun­ A’rT R A C n V E ROOM in private HOT WATER? home, parking, gentleman pre­ ters. Choice of paint FOR RENT — During school year ferred. 649-1972. IN COVENTRY last B day for fiiel “THE WASHINGTON” m iff $1M00* colors. Stainless steel 3 bedroom ranch home, all con­ Foahirinq — 238 CHARTER OAK ST. — Small veniences, partially furnished. can get yon out of tro n ^ I sinks. Many, many room suitable for working gentle­ Walking distance to High School. 6 Miles East of Manchester on Rt. 44A RAISED RANCH with dramatic split foyer entrance. 2 more plus features. large bedrooms, living rooip, dining room and kitchen. man. Private entrance. $8 weekly. Illing, Green, and Buckley If yon Uvs in a typied lioqss. Tappan Electric Kltoben PULL ACRE LOTS. 649-1746. Schools, September occupancy OPEN TODAY 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. Bnllt-ln Dishwasher Many attractive design features. Optional plans avail­ Call 643-8684 after 6 p.m. week­ you oould easily, r ^ 'o u t o f hot FURNISHED ROOMS, complete days. water several 1± « m a week. I ESectronlo Air Purifier able on this most popular model home. light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ AND EVERY DAY FROM NOW ON Now you can have all the hot Birch Cabinets trally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 74 ELIZABETH DRIVE — 6 room water you need at one time for : Stainless Steel Sink . CONVENIENT TO ALL MAJOR SCHOOLS AND RECREATION AREAS— 3% MINI­ Arch Street, Manchester. ranch, one yea'r lease, $150 month- only 9 }^ a day. Think of it— i Family Room MUM DOWN PAYMENT—FHA 30 YEAR MORTGAGES—NO MONEY DOWN GX ^ ly. Tel. 649-756^^ a day! CENTRALLY LOCATED iw m OUR MODEL HOMES ARE NOT QUITE FINISHED, BUT SO MANT I Colonial Fixtnrea with parking, attractively furnish­ FTVE ROOMS, 2 bedrooms, oil Yes, thanks to Mohilheat— I Colonial Trim' INTERESTED PROSPECTS HAVE CALLED OUR OFFICE FOR INFOR- MAMeHcsm •BASIC PRICE ed, very clean and quiet, reason­ heat, prime location, $90. 649-7310 and an oil-fired hot water heater I Louvered Closet Doors ccurtR able. 643-1888. after 6 p.m. o f correct capacity—^your family MA-nON AND ASKED TO SEE THESE OUTSTANDING RANCHES. I Panel Doors can taka care o f oil their washing E. CENTER NEAR MAIN S’TREET for gentle­ THREE ROOM single home in the CAPE CODS AND RAISED RANCHES THAT WE HAVE BEEN HOLD­ < Fireplace man, private entrance, parking, country, sunporch, large lawn, needs at one time. CEMETE8F ING OPEN HOUSE FOR THE PAST FEW WEEKENDS AND WILL CON­ Mom can do the fiamfly waah« *Ceramlo Bath with DIRECTIONS: 23 Pearl Street. Tel. 643-7236. only 15 minutes from Manch«»^ Ceramic Floor - ter. ‘Ideal Jor couple. Available TINUE TO DO SO EVERY AFTERNOON FROM NOW ON. 8is can do the dishes Of ^ some _*l WIU.IMANTIC PLEASANT FURNISHED room June 1. 742-6710. time Junior takes iris bath, and > I V i B a t h s HARTFORD HEOITAOE HILL / From Manchester Center op with cooking facilities, private you enjoy a ahower. I Bullt-ln Vanity home. 'Working girl or working POUR ROOM unfurnished home, THE PRICE RANGE IS FROM $14,990 'TO $16,490, THE VALUES ARE East (Center St. to Porter St, Don’t dday—phone ns today. I Intercom System LEBANON couple preferred. 65 Franklin 2-car garage, fireplace, large AMAZING AND THE LOCATION IS SUPERB. 'IHATS WHY THEY'RE Street, 649-5772. Find out how easy it is to sw it^ i Attic Fan niooizTov/N Follow Porter St. to Rt. 85. lot, good location, 643-2880 after 6. SELLING! Reaideooe of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keith, 48 Meadow Lane, Manchester . to B M obilhest-fi^ water hsat« ) Oil Hot Water Heat COMFORTABLE room in quiet » ----- NORWICH follow Rt. 85 across Rt. 6A, ONE SIZE I Baseboard Radiation available. Summer Homes For Rent 67 00 LCHE6TU Filone 643'6848. ------) Cellar Hatchway continue on Rt. 85 to Junction l l - « ) NEW LONDON GARDNER LAKE — Northwest . . We are inter­ Builder of CUSTOM HOMES by Goniract > City Water aad Sewer of Rt. 207. Take left on 207. FURNISHED housekeeping Shorefront. Modern Housekeeping. 818/ I Ameslte Drive room with, electric refrigerator $53 weekly up. Visit weekends. ested in the smallest Heritage Hill is 3 and 8/lOths and cooking facilities. Lady only. A Country Hills COMMUNITY 24yft. MORIARTY • Lot 160x280 FVee colored pictures, brochiure. Blastonbury, Conn., 246-4781 2826-H Lon^ IdanJ Sound 648-6388. Arrowhead Grove, Colchester 4, remodeling job, to miles down Rt. 207. -Axlorabto side-buttoning frocks A pretty set for tbe UtUest mlae Conn. Norwich 887-4696; Hartford . Architectural, General Contracting, Real Estate ® * t eacactly match. *ChContractors: ‘ S,**® * *• 6 years- Size 8, smocking and finishing dlrectiatia. 301-315 Contw St. $06 Spruce St. 2% yards. Two patteRw. To order, send 36c In coins to: trailer. Call 742-7376. EXCLUSIVE SALES ‘ Exclusive Sales BUILDING MATERIALS GLASTONBURY PLUMBING GARAGE DOORS and To order, send 40c in'dqins for Anne Cabot, Manchester XNenlng LAKE M EM PH R^ADOG, New- WM. PECK LUMBER, INC. and HEATING CO. each pattern to: Sue Burnett, 'The WiE 6 IV E S ir t C ONE FURNISHED room. Inquire OPERA’TORS Herald, 1160 AVE. OF AMEB- port, Vermont. Modem cott^es, 2 Main St., Manchester 106 Spring St., Glastonbury ATLAS OVERHEAD DOOR Manchester Evening Herald, 1160 IOA8, NEW YORK 86, N. V. GREEN STAMPS JOSEPH BARTH •t 136 BiaaeU St. private sandy beach, boats fur­ SALES OF PIONEER AVE. OF AbO^OAS, NEW For Ist-class noaiilng add 10c for MANCHESTER REALTY CO. nished, reasonable rates. Call CERAMIC TILE FLE’TCHER GLASS CO. The SAMUEL M. LAVIH Agency YORK 86, N. « . Ibvkar— 649-0320 CONTRACTOR .VALLEY, INC. each pattem. Print Name, Address Aputnents—>nato~> Windsor Locks NO 8-7846, Monday 188 W. Middle Tpke. Windsor Locks SV>r 1st-cl ass mailing add 10c for TED GOODCHILD— TEL 643-0000 through Friday. A. RAYMOND ZERIO A SON Mancheeter each pattern. Print Name,. Address with Zone ahd'Pattern Number. Mobilheati;^« Teneoieiits ■' 6S Now State Rd., Mancheeter M3-21S8 — REALTORS — .^7S4297 with Zone, Style No. and Size. Just 50c tor the New '63 Album! COLUMBIA La k e — Lakefront 5 .CONCBE’TE AND ELECTRICAL WORK BY Don’t wait—send 60c today for Many lovely designs! Directions w ill Aooc|*t Trades . . . URFilHNISHED, imnuusulate 4 room cottage, 3 bedrooms plus MASONRY , EXCAVATION ROBER’TS ELECTRIC Toom apartment, quiet neiglibor- PETE PONTICELLI VERNON C IR C L E — PARKW AY EXIT 95 pour copy of the spring and sum- for suit and afghan in knit; doily, 1 ^ 3 sleeping porch end guest house, ANDREW ANSALDI CO. Henry Rd. ■Hr *61 Baalo Faahtnn edgings and sUppeie in crocbetl .Im A all ecnvaniences. Box HH, available first two weeks In June. 12 McKee St„ Manchester BidweU St., Mancheeter SouUi Windsor CaU ACB-S386, 7-8 p.m. only. • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK V .r“".

‘W X L V S lATURDAT, MAY 96, »M iK a t t r b i? 0ti?r Sm nittg li^rald About Town Itie M*nch«rt«r OdarMtM will meet Monda.y at 7:30 pjn. at Can­ Business Bodies ter Congregational Cburch. Mem' ben are a^ed to bring old bylaww, JOIN FORGES and wUl receive new ones. Refresh ’ TIm General Electric Oorpora- ments will be served by Mn. Nan­ tion la making Ita first venture in­ nie Hlldlng and M n. Janet King. to- uriMin renewal on the Ektot Coast by Joining forces with a top The Manchester Philatelic So- New England real estate and con- odcty will'meet Tueeday at 7:80 ■trucUon firm to bid on the sought p.m. at North Methodist Church, after Buahnell Plaza Development 300 Parker St., for a nport from in Hartford. the nominating committee and on Neil H. EUia, 43 Butternut Rd., ..... the Manpex exhibit. Tliere will be president of First Hartford Realty an auction and members are n - Ooiporation, a publicly held real mlnded to bring three pieces of estate investment and development material, and one for tiie club. firm here, announced today that hia firm and General Electric arc Pvt. Stuart W. Baraw Jr., son equal partners in the to be formed of Stuart W. Baraw, 64 Perkins General Hartford Corporation. St., ha.New York City, and Phillip a diplomat o f the American Board De Corcla and Associates at 380 of Pathology. This certificate is W. Middle Tlpke. given after a pathologist has met The Burimell Plaza site is bound­ the highest standairds of pathol­ ed by Bushnell Park and the new i ogy. with a minimum of four Hartford Public Library. years training and experience after getting a M.D. degree. BANK OFFICER Louis J. Gagnon Jr., former Man­ The Glastonbury Young Repub­ chester man, now of Brooklyn, licans will sponsor a boat ride Conn., has been elected assistant down the Connecticut River Satur­ treasurer of the County Bank and day, Jime 8. The tx^t will leave Trust Co. of Danielson. the Midletown landing at 7:30 p.m. Gagpron, who has been with the Dixieland iuzz will be played by banking firm since July 1962 when the "Gin Bottle FHve Plus One.” it was established, is a graduate CtarisUne Bensen, 80 Arnott Rd., a pupil in M n. Nona Pearson McCann’s Grade 4 class, brings the Tickets may be obtained from last rose in a bouquet of 29 roses to her teacher while retired Supt. of Schools Arthur H. Xlling looks Mrs. Jan Musser, 233 Cider Mill on. (Herald ptioto by Satemls). Rd., Glastonbury. Fred Winters of Quaker Hill, repreeentaiUve of Amimoo Tools, Inc., m., makes a podnt oon-c I There will be a special meeting oerning "Brake Drum .Micrometer” to Vic Della-Fera, co-owner of the litanctaester A u to'> Parts Ino. Mrs, McCann Feted on Retirement of the Manchester Auxiliary Po­ on Broad St.; John Baldyga, chief mechanic for the Manchester PoMce Depoitment and Wfiliam lice Monday at 7 p.m. at Police Grander, Baldyga’s asaietant. Scene waa last Monday night at VFW at the Green In which some Headquarters. m 50 area mechanice and garage owners attended "Brake Sefety” dUnic sponeored by the Mlsnchea' Mrs. Nona Pearson McCann, re-''> Misse Elsther Granstrom, princl-^ „guest _ book were Keith Bagley, ter Auto Parts. "Micrometer’’ was a gift to police department. (HeraOd photo by Pinto). tiring Grade 4 teacher at Man­ pal of Bowers School and former Jtimes Gorman, Richard Knight, chester Green School, was hon­ principal of Green, wished Mrs. Richard Mason, Richard Midlln, PerenniaJ Planters Garden Club McCarm a happy retirement. A r­ Robert Taylor, Paul Tennant and will have its annual meeting smd part to part, a timing mechanism enrollment in a course In Single amassed this total in statewMs ored by present and former pupils, election of officers Monday at 8 colleagues and friends last night thur H. Tiling, retired superintend­ Stuart Wolf. is provided which determines the Family Appraising to be |(iven at financial Inatltuitiona. The 1968 fig­ ent of schools and a former mem­ p.m. at the home of Mrs. Dexter blast cycle. This cycle may be ad­ University of Chicago, July 29 ure shows an Increase o f nsoriy at a recepticm at the school. Mrs. McCann’s nephew and his Stark, Vernon. Members are re­ Each member o f her present ber of Green PTA, praised the wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ranald LVutton justed as required by the work to through Aug. 3. He is an instructor 6,8(X> aooounts over 1962, Um Sav­ teacher for her years of service to minded to bring potted plants for be accomplished. of Real Estate at the University of ings Banks AssoctaUen of Ooaneo- class presented her with a rose, o f Newitonvilie, Mass., stood with an auctlcm. Mrs. Paul Goupel will until she had a bouquet of 29 the school. I Hartford. ticut, at Hertford, reports. Mrs. McCann in the receiving line. be co-hostess. Briefs . roses. Mrs. Beldon Schaffer, room Mrs. Francis Galaseo and her A daughter of the late Rev. and John Hurley, former owner of Dorian Shainin, 35 S. Lakewood mother, presented a bonus cor­ committee served refreshments. Mrs. FYank Peairson, Mrs. McCann A "Singspiration” will be held The Manchester Auto Parts, Inc. age of seven more roses which, Mrs. Schaffer, Mrs. Robert Tay­ has two sisters, Mra Edith Pear­ Hurley's Market on Cooper St., te Circle, is a contributing author cm Broad St. last Wednesday night tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at Calvary to new "Manufacturing Planning with each flower in the bouquet, lor and Mrs. Wchard Hyde served son Parsons, a former Manchester Church, A s s e m ^ of God, 647 E. now associated with Jackson’s sponaoreda car "Painting Clinic” represented Mrs. McCann’s 36 pimch, assisted by Mrs. Walter Wayside Market, Rt. 30, Wapping. and Estimating Handbook,” re­ teacher n o w of Southampton, Middle 'Tpke. The event Is held cently completed for American So­ at the VFW at the Green. Some years of teaching at the school. Borin and Mrs. Robert Bergamini. Mass., and Mrs. Mildred Pearson the fourth Sunday o f each month 75 automobile men attended. Mrs. Katherine D. Bourn, chair­ Sixth grade girls, all former pu­ ciety of Tool and Manufacturing Thxtton, a teacher of Peterborough, at different churches. Albert Mun- George H. Mallow, secretary- Engineers of Detroit, Mich. man of the board of education, pils of Mrs. McCann, assisted in N il, Her brother, Haydn Pearson, cie and William Caldwell will di­ treasurer af Marlow’s Department serving. They were Patricia Badg­ The Postal Department now has Supt. o f Schools William H. Curtis Is a writer who lives tor Green­ rect the singfing. The service la Store at 867 Main St., this week an Interesting historical pamphlet and Asst. Supt. Ronald P. Scott er, Ann Barry, Lois Elsesser, Be& field, N.H. open to all. was re-eleoted president of the Two Postal employes at the brought congratulatory messages Ferris, Sheila Fleming, Chthy Hel­ Louis J. Gagnon Jr. Manchester Post Office have been called "The Postal Inspection Mrs. McCSann pOans to spend Connecticut Retail Merdiant’s As­ Service" available at the Post CD' from the board and the school ad- ler, Ellen Kelly, Sandra MacKay, summers in Maine and live the VFW members and guests are sociation for bis third consecutive honored this week. A Superior ministratlcm. T>awn McDowell, Doris Mitchell, of Manchester High School. He Performance Award was present­ flee, free of charge. restt of the time in Manchester. invited to attend the installaition -was employed by the Hartford Na­ term. Marlow, representing the A pewter bowl, a gift from the Sharon Moberg, Linda Sahrbacker of the Windsor Looks Peat tonight association, has appeared before ed to Leo Houle, clerk, of 54 Wil­ tional Bank and ’Trust Co. before liam SL, for hte work at the local Green PTA, was presented to Mrs. and Patricia Sherman. at 8 at the Windsor Post the I.C.C. recently relative to the NEW PRODUOTS: CtaJmed to going to the Denledeon bank. office. He received a check and be the first hand garden toc*i with McCann by Mrs. Ra3unond Gowen, Sixth grade boys, also former New Haven Railroad’s Joining the PTA president. pupils, who took charge o f the Many Manchester people remem­ lapel pin. Nicholas Paganl of 24 contoured vinyl grips to mji>« Hospital Notes Members of the VFW post and ber Gagnon as a po^^ar area mu­ merger of the New York Central Newman St, clerk, received a 316 them easy to bold and u m are auxiliary will meet tods^r at 7 pjn. sician. A saxophonist and clarinet­ and Pennsylvania railroads. at the Ladd Fimeral Home, 19 check and certificate of award for these four, lustre-chrome finiiOioS TlMting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. ist, he at one time had his own or­ his suggestion to change the han­ Imptoments which oome in a kit. ElUngton Ave., Rockville, to pay chestra here. Raymond J. Moonan, 31, Glas­ for all areas, except maternity, resp«ts to the late Mrs. Elizabeth dling of postage due mail at the H ’s called the “Green Thumb tonbury, former Manchester man­ sorting cases. Postmaster Alden Artetocrat Garden Set” is of­ where they are 2 to 4 pan., CaJdweU, a gold star mothW and HIGHWAY WEEK and member. ager for First National Stores E. Bailey presented the awardZ. fered by Union Fork A Hoe Co., 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private rooms, National Highway Week, May Inc., has been named assistant Columbus, Ohio. Tired feet from whore they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. VFW post and auxiliary ■will 26 through June 1, 'wlU make the aedsa manager of the Sanitary Pa­ Stephen Cavagnaro of Oavey’s too much pavement-pounding, golf, Visitors are requested not to meet tomorrow at 11:15 a.m. at end of seventh year of Amer- per MlMs Inc. at Itest Hertford. Restaurant on E. Center S t has or tennis? Here’s a decorative smoke in patient's room. No more tea’B oonoeited edffort to hullld an been named to the board of the waste basket — It could be used the end of the driveway of S t adequate national highway system. than two visitors at one time per James’ Church for Mentcnial Ser- Putnam and Co. o f Hartford, directors of the Associated Res- as a magazine receptacle, too — ’Th» kqy network, the National with an office at 71 E. Center 3t, tuarants of Connecticut patient. •vices at the church alt 11:30 a.m. which conceals underneath It on System o f Interatate and Defense Manchester, has released a spe­ electric foot massager. It can be The Rainbow Mothera Club will Highways, is 35 per cent open to cial report on Veeder-Root Inc. at Mrs. HelMi F. Logue of 78 School placed. Invisible yet readily avail­ Patients Today: 287 traffic. This Is a grimd tnmk Hartford noting the firm’s net S t retired from the Southern New able in your office or living room, ADMITTED YFJSTE21DAY: have Its fined meeting of the sea­ son Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the lystem o f 41,000 miles that wiU sales of 884,434,196 in 1962 corn- England Telephone Co. on March for a quick massage. Offered by Charles Von Borchens, 24 Hyde connect the staites and their prin­ paired with 829,464,935 in 1961. U.S. Luggage A Leather Products St.; FHetro Rizro, Hartford; Ray­ Meisonlc Temple. Albert Krause 1 after 36 years’ service as a tele­ will show slides of flowers, emd re­ cipal citiee with modem highwaya Eamtogs last year were 83.67 per phone operator. She has worked Oo., New York, N.Y. mond Rowett, Coventry: Barbara Interstate 84, generally an east- Campbell, South Windsor; Mrs. freshments will be served. share compared with 84.06 per as an operator for the New York west route, through the center of share the previous year. A 82 divi­ Telephone Co. and SNETCO dur­ Julia Kobleot, 13 Vasser St., Rock­ the state, starts at the New York ville: Miss Mildred Hall, Blast Romune Salcius, daughter of dend was paid each year and the ing her career. She Joined SNETCO Mr. and Mrs. John Salcius, 35 state line in DarAnny and goes present return is 3.9 per cent, the at Hartford In 1948. Hartford: Sharon Hodge, 62 Alex­ through Waberbury, Hartford and ander St.; Iu6o Richloff Sr., 217 North St., will receive her fifth report notes. OPEN ALL DAY year trophy achievement award Manchester to the Massachusetts AlmcBt 84 mdUlon in vacation Autumn St.; Michael Vorociovitch state line in Union. Jr., Wapping: Mrs. Karen Pedor- from the Betty-Jane ’Turner School Nine representatives of the Man­ chib savings Is being released this SUNDAY CONTINUED BY POPULAR DEMAND of Dancing June 14 at 7:30 pjn. In a supplemental federal-state chester district agency of the Pru­ moMth by the Manchester Savings chak, 48 S. Hawthorne St.; Dan- program, for the improvement of ian Scruggs, 43 Thomas St., Rock­ at the Bushnell Memorial Audi­ dential Insurance Co., at 136-189 Bank and other mutual savings PINE PHARMACY JAYCEES' ANNUAL torium, Hartfbrd. other primary highways as well as Main St., will attend the firm’s re­ banlw aiwund the state. Mbc« than ville; Mrs. Alice Howe, Cider Mill sebondary (rural) roads and their 664 CSEN'TEK ST,—MI 9-0614 Rd., BoKon; Mrs. Bessie Butcher, gional conference In Washington, 38,000 vaoB/Uon club memhera have 136 Union St., Rockville. All Veterans organizations and urban extenslona, construction D. C., May 26-29. They are Albert contracts on more than 150,000 BIRTHS YESTETHDAY; A auxiliaries, with their colors, will E. Morrotte, manager; Morris assemble tomorrow at 11 a,m. at miiea have been completed sinoe Canter, George Walsh and Walter LIGHT BULB daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Victor 1956. Kubillus, 28 Diane Dr., Vernon; a St. James’ Church driveway to Rau, staff manager; and agents son to Mr. and Mrs. Atherton man* into church at llrt6 for Gus Betancourt, William Cooper, Ryan, Ellington. Memorial Day services. NEW BLAST UNIT Max Cohn, Manny Margarido and WANTED! BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to - A.. coiuiole-type.,diy_,_*last, unit Solomon Yazmer. Mr. and Mns. Robert FVeeman, 44 ’The special classes of Bentley design fbr the finishing of a vdde Clmtn, bate Model Orchard St., Rockville. School made a field trip Wednes­ variety of small parts has been in­ Mrs. Jeanette Beechler Tuesday DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: day to Mystic Seaport, and saw troduced by Pressure Blast Manu­ was elected vice president of the Mrs. Lucille Potamianos and son, authentic nineteenth , century facturing Co. Inc. at 27 Pleasant Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. Club 12 Strant St.; Mrs. Alice Green, 66 buildings and visited the craft St, at an annual meeting held at Hart­ To maintain oar continuity USED CARS per bag shops. Mrs. Edward Llghtbody, S. Alton St.; Mrs. Irma Stark­ Unique features of the machine ford. Mrs. Beechler te assistant of medical service we are TOP PRICES PAID weather, 39 Joseph St.; Carl Ober- Mrs.. Melvin Hadfleld and Mrs. include cleanliness of operation, treasurer of the Manchester STOCK UP ON BULBS melf, Glastbnhui^; Miss Alexandra Nell Elite were chaperons. finishing'speed and cmnpactneas. branch office at 893 Main St. and Gburski, 68 Campfield Rd.; Mrs. The blast cabinet te fabricated resides at 117 Porter St. ' * Open Ail Day Sandra Hubbard, 178 Charter Oak Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobson of heavy gauge steel and meas­ Carter FOR WORTHY JAYCEE PROJECTS St.; Mrs. Albina.lewis, 67 Elro St.; Jr., 45 Wyllys St„ will be host and ures 37” wide by 19” deep by 31” Joel C. ephan of 66 Palmer Dr., hostess tomorrow at Lutz Junior high. Within the cabinet are four Wapping, Has been appointed di­ CHEVROLET CO., INC. Mrs. Lillian Pranceschena, He­ ,SUNDAY 1829 Main St,. Monohester bron; Ralph Von Deck, 72 Maple Museum from 2 to 6 p.m. fixed blast gUns held on adjust­ rector of pension administration at St.; Salvatore Vendrillo Sr., 67 Al­ able mounts. The i^ierator manu­ Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. ton St.; Michael Breck, 18 Valley The Rotary Club will hear a talk ally places the part to be finished at Hartford. View Lane. Vernon: Douglas Bur­ by Miss Margaret Parker, district through the work-loading aper­ gess, 4 Little St.: Mrs? Wilma Mar­ ditpetor of (^Idren’s Services of ture at the top of the cabinet, ac­ ' Alfred P. Werbner, sales man­ low, 120 Plsrmouth Lane; Mrs. Connecticut, at Its meeting ’Tues­ tuates a foot pedal, and blast ac­ ager for Jarvis Realty Co., 283 Constance Monaco, 71 School St.; day at 6 ;^ p.m. at the Man­ tion begins. In order to insure ab­ E. Center St. — independent free NOW! life insurance protection for William A. Lofstrom, 87 Wedge- chester Country Club. solute unifom lty o f . finish from appraiser—has been accepted for wood Dr.; Leonard Perry, Vernon Trailer, Vernon: Mrs. Ellen Mar­ Hie Kiwanls Club has slated a owers tin, South Windsor; Mrs. Zanta round table meeting for ’Tuesday yonr taniity during vital years... Paups, 444 Hillstown Rd.; Mrs. noon at the Country Club. ST. JUDE COUNCIL NO. 4313 FOR Marilyn Rau 'and daughter. Box K o f C 116, Talcottville; Mrs. Elizabeth. John E. Cronin of 14 Canterbury all prenlunis ’Tracy and daughter, 476 Wetherell St. is among 31 labor leaders who St.: Mia. Anita Louise Brancaccio will receive certificates for com­ m e m o r ia l day /S/e^ and daughter, 19 Donnel Rd., Ver­ pletion of an eight-week serieg-c^ re tu n ie d dividends non: Bruce P. Smith, 1 Walnut St.; seminars on “What Makes - A City” ’Theodore Ouellette, Eaton Rd., at exercises tomorrow gt the Uni­ BINGO ' iKis i* now-pouible through modern life 'msuranes Rockville; Curt J. 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K of C HOME , AND UP AND POTS life insurance protection for your family until you ore 65 with a guor^ Herbst and daughter, Brandy Hill SNAKE HILL ROAD— SOUTH COVENTRY antee that, K you live to 65, oil the money you paid will be refunded Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Jane Hoising- The Salvation Army will con­ Bos Leaves Mtendiestsr CMiter Post Office A t 6:80 For The Cemetery to you In full. . . plus accumulated dividends. ton and son, Kelly Rd., Vernon. duct Its annual Memorial Servicb DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. In East Cemetery tmnorrow af­ POTTED MUMS From 0 9 » • ,th« procMds a t.a g, 65 can be (a) used to provide on annuity; (b) left Joan Dougan, 118 Eldridge St. ternoon at 8 o’clock. on depoiil with a guaranteed rale ef InlerasI; (c) used to p u rlh o u a paid-up n.50 policy tor Ibe original cum assured, with a balance which con be taken In *2.80 caih er at o guarontctd Incem*.

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A fter a few "macto* MoonUng earear. monthA though, ha daotded a wan ^ BRB He ahocdc hie head, decided in- h l^ tame to apead tfatoigia up and Etollywood Oorrespondent atead on a "Mitch Outhrla” named hlMh-hlked to Hollywood only to Newqwper Batorprtse AseoclaUsA for the character he portrays on laani that netther ha nor the film HOLLYWOOD (NBA) — The MBC-TV’a modem Waatam, "Wide oapftOl wera ready for each other family that stays together . . . Ckiuntry,” . CThuradaya, 7:10 p.m,> end that toarvatton wae on- gets rich! and reeled off the raelpa. Then It PlMMOt. The longest-playlag famUy eat So he made hie way baoh to in the history of show business— WEB the waltrasa’aa turn to shake toe ever-lovin’, nonbattling Nel- t e r head m ate walked away mut- Tmilalana and got a in the oU toring qtdaaieally "half buttermilk, fields to llnanee himself through eons—has been renewed to start half tomato Jutes and a squaaaa of high aohooL How did It woric out? tte 20th year, on ABC-TV , next lamonTTTTTT” well, he became ixresldent of tte tan. senior elaas, won a letter in foot­ First a radio show and then on Sventually tte oonoootkm ar­ television, "Tlie Adventures of rived and Holliman, who’s trying ball, and played the lead in tte to outwit an ulcer, said H taatM school play. Also, he was a O nle and H ai^ et” (and Ricky odnt ooo- flna, Just flna. straight I "A” student and was and David) also can claim anoth­ ■ttKta IiM. Wearing hla beautifully tailored aw aited a aoiudaatlo scholarship er feeord. They have never bee* WOltaa elothea.wlth nonchalance, te lock­ to Lou in an* State University. Ite without a eponaor. id i aoDM passed up the latter, though, and Ae a eeriea toe Show came “Just ed, in a city aettlng, ae though he naturally,” based on family events Mhnicli^- ouitot to be atarring as a mattaiaa did a turn In tte U.S. Navy, then to). Idol In a drawing room comedy In- headed again toward Hollywood in tte Nelaon houeehold after and enroUod In the Unlverelty of Oasle’e retirement as a big tone atead of as a rough-hewn "oham- band leader (Harriet wae hie ve- ■tatemMa ploa rodeo bum." Southern OaUfomla majoring toi "Tou know,” he aadd — which dranuL celist). M lees flg. The seoond time around te When the family saga atarted of ncnriy anw praotteafty reading my on radio back in 1144, Dave wae thougnta—"1 nke being Mltrii. caught tte brace ring. He went 2, tfae Sav- from UCLA into The Pasadena eight and Ricky four. Tte aeriee of OootMO- He'd a real hunum being. la fact atarted with the boye and grew rm aoiry the saaeon’e ahootbig has Playhousa and from there into «*ts. moviea He’s mete some twenty of with them. At 28, Dave la now anded. R«|Mafe will be seen married. Ricky la 22 and about te through the aummer, though. I them by now, Including “Bridges Part*, Inc. of Trico-RT’ and “Summer end be married. Mw, eoe,’* t e went on, **the kind The plots have taken Dave and Mday night Of mall the show hiaptoee. A M Smrdce.” His mother has moved to in g Clinic” nearby Lee Angeleo and Bari haa Ricky from their frog-eoUecting of It oompHments ue on the genu­ sat up hla bachelor quartern hi days, through their teen-age “tur­ reen. Soma ine—hut non-enawWah — devutlon moil" and up to and including tended. Hollywood HUIa—In a 18-room trying house that’s accompanied by a Dave’s marriage. to eae thait Andy (pl^iplayed badminton court and a awimming “Sooner or later,” Oaele eaya, nt now baa hy Andrew Friiw ) jg t o J o MUoge pool. Hla faee Just lights up when “everytoing new that happens to 1 pamphlet and (baa a bettor Ufe. One letter M talks about “home.” The Uvlng toe boye toowa up on our show.” Inapection thatVtoueted om aaU. TI wishw mar room la large with a Spanlah-atyle ' Old Dad playM It sm art H ie le Poet OP^ hroMter had teeaited me ttwit way*.^'wav’ ” beamed oeUlng and a balcony. lives of hla sons helped write toe he amSed,” but “How high la toe romT Well, let’s torlpts, with Just enoi^ fIcUon {by now it atanoat eoema to me that aee; I had a 15-foot Christmas tossed In that audiences seldom Andy la m y brother. Hre wovh ao tree and there wtw still aome room question what’s real and "reel.” Claimed to weH tograthar that we can Impro- At 16, Ricky was a tennis play­ i toota with vhM ohangea In a aoript, ploking to spare. . .” However, he won’t to make ■ee much of it thia season. er of tournament caliber. He dis­ «p and l ohoaeing each other’s While “Wide Country” is set for played his abllttles in several of id UM aire meaning, even during ahoottaig.” ro-runa, Bari has committed hkn- the television Shows. Later he n« finlahed Bart navee had a hrothar, but self to a tight stoedUle of sum­ went for buUflghting and karate, a In a kit. he does have a real-lifa etory more mer theater bookings (three ad­ and tte scripts were writteit an Thumb dramatic than anything a flotton ditional onea have been offered around these activitlea^ and la of- entter would dart put together. him and If some of them can eith­ When Dave became a trapene t Hoe Oo.. Ovphened et btrto to Tennaeae er start early or run later into toe “catcher,’’ Ricky became ill* feet from flwamp. La ., he wiui edMtod when aeeeon heTl do them, too). He’s "nier” for a show titled, •“Hie ndlng, goii, te wae a waah old hy Henry and also putting heart and aoul into ■^Bari HoUiman (rig ht), says that Uke the fane who write lettew , Circus.” decorative T-ama HolHman. He was so siok volunteer wotk (fund-raising te has te ^ *^ y Ske toe protective older brother of How some Juniors would react lid be used wflh Jaundice there were gtht* fHms, radio tapes end Just plain Andiwv Prine^lkJt). Bi the role of Itotoh Outorie, he’s dogged to living in a glass house is ques­ cle, too — dotaWa t e ’d Mve Into a eeeond ■bout seeing tost Andy gets to ooflege ’’end has a bejbter Me.” tionable. But toe Nelson lads Ob­ wack.. .but that peroMenoa wMoh talking up tte oauea) for toe Leu­ eath It an kemia Society of America wMoh sobedulea can be worked out teTl viously dim’t mind. And any sud­ It can be haa canted hkn ao far must have does. In IMO he spent a whede year den pain can be allayed by perics teen wHh hkn from toe outoat. hM He headquarteni in New Tork do five different parts tola sum­ In Burope during which he learned idlly avoU- beoauae ’Tf any .of us had It, we’d mer, "Tender, Trap” (oo-starrlng at their bank accounts. Ivlng room, TIm farther BkyKlmt (M> Mario Land .) N « .-A id (neM ^Vsteh Mr. W teid T:SS ( 8) l,soy Show (SsJ*^- singer pertepe but not a neophyte (' S> Tme Adventan <«#)0 ISA fiMicrwicB o f 4tt Kbt4$ either, I found liy asking, ‘"^ en SSleple "Itewllas (18) Bahaeriptiea TV (ttl Cwrtsla Time MiN (M) HaWevant "Tho^CUH to ^ t o . ” June AM- wten te’ was a .Cirtor) Cu^ural and educational ID! a T:SS IY> farida O leaM Shew ■ataSday ■peetaenlar jerioa tor^cbndrm. Dr. Albert R. The American Soane Magaaina. youngaber. "HSvory year they’d Hlbbs Is, boat. Profrem theme Is Game." Doris Day. eori Oomedy variety with Jackie Glea­ odd ■ ■ »ST~B. 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(.•) Aoadenw Theatre Th* 1953 Emmy Awardt Bfww (iL s ^ * ™ '” * '■ * * Show 18:58 ( 8) Yoar Coayreaamaa trom (18) The Christophers 8 .1. .(tves) Dismvery *88 SeSS-up'“ J;u2 ®'’a r a Coanecticnt J .'l! 5 2? B®ftN® l w e Shew 8h< camlvnl who suddenly becomes a * ’** 5.2i Twentieth Century , L^lS eV ""'-'’ flbiB o ff to a tpocoHigey htaiw *!»• ( |j 5lg> “ •MjP® DoiL HotIo 1:88 < 8) PerccpHoa P^st Man on the Moon" Scien­ 11:Z8 (88) Featare 88 n%J* y):*c Broadway.' PM 5S;j;> Nrapiro (Color) 5af} £!““ »P«onrtilP Bridye tists and government spokesman Savings of $92.79 a year and more/ | »:H (88) Shine 18 Pin Bowllny ii’5 52>**o*'*^* * Weather .(oHonol start. With a foleom t Whoa *>« ?|n§ (M ) Sunday MatlaM report on research to Insure'aue- **'*• .*.??? SMday Night Movie The major coet of home heatlnF, of oouiwe. la the ooot h# th^ Aimi s^a. "LawLaw And Ordai-Order." Walter Houa- m *f. ®'?5 (hree-man flight. M d here in Ck>nneoticut fuel oil b far cheaper thaw anv*iif*tiwftth?lS ^ t* ” * *P from London to fho U.S. Vid (Js\ !w*® P * «?■ .Tm®*f Walter Cronktte. (R ) jSice^?:^^." ®***®'’ I'M) MonUsi' Movie i tt 7 & “/ P ‘ Ad‘f.'? ’’ ton. Harry Carey, V recent gu^ey by a reaponaible naU(»” One More River. ~ Dfama 8.88 (48.88) Amerieaa Neartstoad (tO) Wlnnmy Pina 5*Jt*2? ’**'* Tress (Color) 11:88 (M) Late^W tfw Relay com m u'ntcotlonB "lV o ‘ f X ”*ht"lS- Conrad. 1:15 (58) The Cnrlatophera ( 8) Combat Will pay up to 10% of big take home nav for t h<»ieowner °®“£ Clive. * ’ *• ,*.S? *fe®*® a* • 1:85 ( 8) Your (U ) Oor Faith " I'*® the coat of living continually goinR up*lt beoom^* «> 8^ W ith ..—(!* Wouldn’t Sav Yes ’ » Ra m - t h l" '” i‘"? Nhlcb” S r two'^^^rSU Conyreasmaa from (48) Probe > « aa ?®S: E®*(b ^m ergue. s o t o lllt e . Randolph Connecticnt (58) Film 1:88 ( 8) News * WeiOher to conteol major home opemthfg ' s iS T S ftS fa ff (M>(m1 r£f.Y“-Children’s ,!'® ®B ^(^n. Bdaeattonal (18) Compass 8:88 1 8) Mr. Ed amount to almost | 1 0 0 a year »atww Hwtford area m je ’) 1:88 ( 8) WaahlnytoB Beport fort* « “ > •»- * '* * *«a n y Show ____ (tf) McKeever And The Ooloael I 16:55ia:8. ( I) Alvwn/a 5J2? T5»®f Stooges ? °2 Wilson. Eddie "Rochea- SUNDAY, ■-•IdU' Show l ^ r ) ” '* *• ■**** & fh^CTenn°y“*SSS* In ^ THE DEALER MAY 26 8t88 (88) Rarly Show THE MANUEAC TURER ***** (*23V"®®ao«mSmaB Itogem’'' '^®“ MONDAY Television PROGRAM THAT’S TOPS! THAT j TOPS' lla.m / A’*)’*** ^ ® * *®T8 f t ) Qalck Draw HoOraw Time Cliuui^ •**'** 5J* 1’®®® Gf Life (ZZ-SO) Bomper Boom NBC-TV g-ss «Si\ J * 0®ehlso ( 8) Momente of Comfort (C ^ r )* '”” * * " * ImpressleB 5 1* 5*2? ®lF PleUue ^4nttat®?et’.®^h?s“ ‘'dert?? tS Tel a . . 5*2? ™ o (/lews \ Neweoope -Balletin Board ,f:lS ( 3) Debbie Orahe Show 5.2? S®“ ® * Tbe Sam * ** 5if? oJ*®’K S?^ WoMher 6:45 ( 8) Catverelty Of The Air 8:88 ( 8) MUlionaire 512? 5,“ ™® A A « * » U:88 1 af**®S?' 'F™!® (28) Weather 5 J(-5®®f°®.. P»r Temenrew 5 2^*2?“ * Dntonohables ■ S*S i 5i Crier a .a */a2? 5 .®** ® ( QrOUCho VIMK] baalcally repugziant to ui and wo 52^> Trirth 8T &Bseqaeaeea M:M 7:80 4?®** OoaqMeit 8:88 (Si) Educational TV dstll 8:88 /ft! Bangor l ! 8 Starring Gi « «M Show 18:08 ( 8) Calendar ^ (M ) Newg Bollywood on TV alwaya reaiatod the temptaiUon. ,11:15«s.M (5*«*2S* 8) The OiildlEEK«8 Ilrklws Best 7?18 ( 8) The People Speak 8:85 (22) Glabhoage m lEdsatoy ea Parade D5^^«dDurword “rargy.“ ^ ;ii (2Z-S8) Say When 8:46 < 8) Clogeap ea Spertg “Our aeriea la a comedy,comedy. W e «»> >i®ws iiU < 8) Weather, Newe aad Sperte Lawrence • th Weather 5.1? S ’*® .®® I^®P T rastf 8:45 < 8-22-86) Newg have to Invent funny tMnga, of- ' Itae ( 8) Bmt jMler * ik (8 ) OatUws ^ t l e and the Smothers Brotfr 7t86 ( 8) PerceptioB (48) Morning Movio WHITING CORP. O I L ^ B A T (OonUnned from Page One) "Miracle In the Rain." Joae Wr- fp MW i ml of Mr. Goober . mm <^v> Newg oourae, but everything we do or Nows HPiS. Serpent of the N ile." Rhon- SabeerlptlMi TV How long ■will the ahow oenttor . . . (*•> News 2'25 5^^ OlabhoBse Edle Adoma. 8:60 < S) Rap Bichards »!"*• Boymond Burr. (M) Local Nowg the ahow aa man and wue, and l*^Si Skew •'88 ( 8^ZZ-88) News Peter Goaa <8) Jack La Lanno Show Newg and Weather ue? 1.88 ( W b The World Tams _ „ (88) News H:66 (8-8-46-58) Newe* C ^ r^ *^ '**’ **“ “ *• . (58) Film grandaon Danny eventuaUy will PoaaeotloBt Hevletime Weather aad get Into the act, too. ‘L ^ k » g ,” oaya Omde, "aa tbe "Boomtown." Part 1. I® Tell The TmHh 18:« i 8) SfSaSle®”" '’ 7:16 (22) Special Beport putouo oontlnuca to accept ue." Clark <1J) SabserlptloB TV ?,*• News 11:88 ^(ZZ^) The Price Is Bight The big aeoret of tha 'ahow'a GW* LecM News .. .> 5*5? News 4k Weather (Color) (48) NewJr™ * “ *■ “ • “ '•**‘® W ^ the wiay tMnga have gone, I i^)“a.SR?;«igiw 522;:*2L.****® weather ***** f"n? P"®»J«y Starlight for the finest in aucoeM, fa cool-headed Oaale, vdio Dave and.R lchya tmlldren (xnuldl 522? SSf.* •! Q*»eeha . „ ®7Im The Bteel Jungle." Perm . ( 8 ) JTaao WymaB 7:88 (W’88) Monday Night at the Mev- known juat how fa r he can go to *5}j Bible diBswers 7:18 (ZZ) Special Beport D:S8 (21|S8> ConoentratloB HESTER vnnd up oa’tben'rigera on the ahow I (88) Mea of DesHaj Beverly Garland. ^ ,, „ 5*;^*^** Seven Keys Inaure public acceptance o t the ^ ib grandpa Ozrie and grandma I fSS) Speelal Beport 7:15 ( » ) Wei^m Han. Highlights (8? Ifew* ****" C U i S T O M 11:88 ( 8) Love of Life R^obert Mttchum,«17\® ®"®i“y Curt Jurgens. Below." aeriea. He aaya: /JJ? SP®®*® Oameira Harriet aUU around, and aharp I *'** Pa®»word „ „ (88) News 11*25 5.2*.Si*®'’*®''i®* (*®^> Vour First Impression SMOBILE ’SSS5 ilmm!} J?®“ f®*H?d (Oelart (Color) « Nasi subma^ "Way back when we atarted, enough for a laugh or two. . (48-(U) Dav ta Oeart •:*• V *> Iffcat la The wrorid MADE ODB OLIMBMOBIUB MBAbER” (ZZ-88) Laramie ».u / 5®V®**.2* ®»»(® Tord (R)*™ °(°se of World War n. Harriot and I deoldod to do jtaat a.'Is /*?» MIddar Beport 8:88 ( 8) Hoaso Fatty Joto Smith. Robert Fuller. Slim ^ C o t ^ ® " W®“ ®*’ •^®- **■"* 5a2a5**” *’ I®* Tomorrow ( 8"4h<58> The Dnkotng wbat (ximea naturally. Oocfudon- More than 180 major awarda I „ „ ®e ®«“»®q»esoos 512 WEST CENTBR STREET '(to S 8) The Doctors KiSniSiST®''®."') ShertN T^te from JJiiJ 5^? P"SJer FURNITURE la . . 5*S*:S’ Pnthor Knows ^ s t L a ^ W a r d Chad E verett "Red aJto wo Wwo tempted to employ were made to NBC to 1902, Ihla la mmoldlng stolen baiik money, 18:88 ! 8) The Onidiny Light Sky Over Bismarck." A mol?s il:S 5 ■? SP*® ^ Weather M l 8 - lS ll artifice and pretend to toe anythhig more than thoae received by any »:j»8 ' “ « • • • .< ») Plrst Boa neotre 1?88 ( J? o f Meditation SEE m>eer is turned on Marshal hut ounselvea. But the Idea waa *1:88 .’af (/*2? 8) Bisstif®*® Seller Day Beport Ragan and his depuUes. (R ) other broadcaat ozganiaation. • ‘- / z & s f t e r ^ ^ t i g O^jSSSer*"" OaNe. iWa fort H ^ n * * * ' **®” ®*"*® ®I O®"*- "M iracle In The R ain." Jana * '* * 55r®¥*^ ’*^® RIDemaa _____ (88)’ News W j™ “ . Peggie Castle. Part Chuck (^rmora Johnny Craw- fm tSl General Hospital Woman." An NEW or USED SMITHES (SZ-S8) At Home WfHi Kitty *5.72?" comes to North Forth ALUMINUM LADDERS 0 «r SPEEDY SfM cidty (88) News bride. (R ) Mallory as his i*;2f Show 16'to 28'— $1.00 ft. TRULY DEUCIOUS WEDNESDAY Television PROGR AHf I-8* ( 8) As The World Tama ( S) The Lncy Show n a u fThaaaal ( 8) CoaaocUcat Hovletlme Lucille Ball with Vivian Vaneo 32'to40'^1.30ft. Momoata Ot OeasfOrt 522’22? I* ® i^s®*»»» «“®e A Lady." Clark ^ save 840. Lucy drjtgs Vlv to CHICKEN SiSlli NawaooM Bellelia Board - Barbara Stanwydr. tenna***(R) ® television an- Oompleto wltb ropm 8 t a ■ •)* Uaivars& Of The Air *:88 IztX I n S :^ * * * "“ Chris Hale " T li. <>•', 5»»y«3 L Olson Show / COlURN a MIDOU8ROOII. Isc. aad r “ UrawH hi 6 M liwilaa 8:88 •> Tswa, CMsr /«2? 5f.®* ^ Groacho *'*• tv?L?*“W Thomas Show P ro B to t 2 - 7:88 *’-j4 ^riia*^5 Lg methods used by 1 .BS 52? o“ *.*® ^^® Answer X INVESTMENTS 1:86 <|2) -oroKwr:TOiw nek Dp le Mtontea Lirier U:S6 ^ 8) JOobie Qiills S:86l a ( 8) Hdate Patr^ ______no. Ml 8-llOS PAINT aad WAIXPAPBB a f.^ Dord. Warren/ Oatea VKRNON OmOEJB DwasTie ..Hicktnaii and PYank S‘ 0"ey wants to wSf for the JJ**® t)ie lIK <2 2 -1 1 BEOrS ORIVE-IN S2it ‘ comes in con* • :88 M Mhlm®“^ *“»• a« met with « .ch.emlcal whloh **** 5 ®* OrtlJ?**' Show M2 OBN'ivu 2rr<-aa 8-2M2 5¥^>Yonag Show wJI /. N5"“ y.. Howard and Don a IS 1*1? ( 8*4GdS> Qaeea For A Dav Nootts. On their way home from f*5 o“ (fo8r-Barney and Floyd ffu Daughtop.r* into the kands of th?erSS2»£5d IT DOES ^ Blake A Differenee Where Yoe Save! Hoiand Young. Jeffrey Lsmn. (*m ^ ft convicts. (R ) .. 8 8 ^ ^ ' - - Movie 5J.5®J*®"-“ ® Trath Unklelter Show "winner Take ®®"!1. Say (color) Paifellsts Jayne. Meadows and 'ft « * .—_ — James Cao- 5.8) Dlseoverj^ ’<8 e n u s A M d o i, 8.8. n5’ BU?TfeJ22r“ (8A 88) Who Yob Tmstr •iM Gnie. S A V I N G S ^Ttoo UMamed B r ^ ” Baitoara ■ Ji) D l^ vaa r ‘ »®*® ( S) Pass;Password 4 % I. . . . PE?**!?- Botaa Tufts. s te i__ (^5’W ) MfiUeh Game / Allen LudLudden host Guest celebri- BAROHetem s -mEscopts MiaiogcofEs MAOMifiei^ W:M ( to HmemiUtara Movis S.M M d a . . . . !,2'22i*^ A m erieS * BaadsimtmmA^ Ues. hours Ds <1)11^ I -O A N 4;S8 J*S)‘® ^ew r* A '*® ~ ® - «®J*^®**mSt (Color)<**’••> ADavld Brinkley’s Jearaol A S S ( ) 8 I \ I I ( ) S. A a a o a l THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN (88) nO drea B EdaoaMeaal P ro­ W ell be (lad to show you m nm teh- Of thepNltigS5,1hSSe"rn*'§SlSS O lv M w a l : S t grams till 18:88 lege eeleottoB- of Mohawk or (*l5®Adm?SS fdf*tr0dfS^ji ¥/M m g EYEGLASS SERVICE '}8i88 4 8) -Ahnaaoe f S ? ; w « S ‘^ t C ’y. : (58) Digeorery *88 ( S4frd3)'Bea Casey ■aacagsTH'a il:88 ( » ^ The Price U BlgM < 0 Bigelow earpiet ri|^t In yonr own Million Dellar^oTia aiatat rig A a e ta r' tBi t r y f y i i r Is? israSsssr Bwabby Tottm. 18:18 / “* * M ayeglaaa ftomeg and lenaea, thaz« ara ooma U.M Show TtniVliA'^f^ Daughter. ” low MAIN OT.. BfANCnOBSngB , ^ (88) Film eS^nSiS* A.AB rSl^SS Younfc^effrey Lynn. Charade same.. Mike Stokev BOCTTB 21. OOVBNTBT of the ayloa you gat ftom your optical axport that are 8 The^AdSM Taad Swabhy ***** SlarUght ( . .. <%> British Oaleodar 52?®* N®ws IIT C AN SAVE YOU $100.00 THIS YEARI) it.u W earier PIPE and SUPPLY . . . <5?' O tU i t ) Wodaesdoy MorUght 8:88 (88) Early Show ( 8) News • pESi-e JU) Bam, a AHm^ INOCBPOBATEIK ( Y f n w *” ^ " e » 2 n g Goa "^uble At Mldnlght." Noah . . . . '* • : Steve AUea Show m Weather 5 K * 2 5 2? SiP®rt® V l w " " * " ' H'b HiaMogfeMoiMySavliigCmnUtoflM O# <(88) M ) ttoeeaa o e W H O L C S A L i Slake. 74®86 ( 8 )rC^Benui 8 . „ (M) News y.sit /«? ®I ^ehlse dtSB (ZZ) Olabhoasa PLUMMNG ond 8-88 12? S“ * *^®"5 l2l®™“ «® « O a ik (Oelav) *&,g5»’“*pS"*1!~a, Spencer T ro w . • '« 5,MM*> News “‘** (*«*«Ssfv *■** 5iSl Weather A W INKLER _ „ (81) News Loatheme^Es/' h e a t i n g s u p p l i e s . ^ It8? n '/w."*^ *® 7:88 ( 8) Probe John VISIT OI7B 8HOWKOOM 8:86 (48) Call Mr. D to^-SS* ^ ■URfilR »|«Jwnnt.W.%.r . aA. MS N. MAIN ST. 8:15 (63) AmrrlraBS At Work ’*• M^diStJU • >*•— •» 8:66 ( ^ Kewseopo. Memeat of Oaoh® f fsvi. Hjmui. •* Ooaa. PLUBIBING— HEAT1N€^-AIE CONDITIONING ._P“ Blocker, star of N&C-TV*g S&ggaar aw H a Oarnem ^ a m a za ,” owns Jour race c a n OM hidda a Ucenae aa a profM- •W8 ( 1 ) nonal race driver. J.Xtrie {7? asrtfsr* es^®*** TOL.

PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, MAT » , IWt B] W i ossa led epivak to diiqpaas of B im s. pUbMshing Interests and devote C o n n . TV Personalities f himself entirely to bcbadeasUiw- THURSDAY Television PROGRAM “ M eat the Press” is today toa Lawrence Spivak oldest pubhe servios progrsm on KesMBle af dssriiti R fu r ; the air aztd is known and oopisd %. HewMese ftdletia ■ 9 i » I n Tn TaH Iha_ ^ campus than e f e s t i i Lawrence B. Spivak has spent throughout the world. R has won S> Valvenlty e( the Air Yon Yen Don’ t fa y (Oalaet < {> le w s C^lilerl . ( •) Dlaeavaty•?y ’M f o r t il aU of his business lUe in the Held the major' awards hi its Held. ( i> Break Op (« » d t ) Who l>s Kan T n a tt . •iW ot commiuiications: Magazine pub­ Lead ers in all wafts of life have <»M> TeSar ■ • iH f<** ! ) Pwi|da|^R iw atfs m e n t lishing, book publishing and broad­ 7>U ( S) ■ n s tts m « t « Masaay. ‘ A B appeared in ‘M eet the Press" in­ Weather I iV«)*SSnwi5w~BeadetaB« Darkneaa.__ The u n d e t casting. Tears before he became terviews—tR^mblicsns and Demo­ liW < 1) BaderetsMlMt Oar WarM baffledI trylnz to known to millions as producer and Mate)i Oama SM tSntIty T h e crats, liberals and oonservatlves— ( S> raaaSs at Mr. Oaahar «iW (M4d> Newa--Aner ■hzrpl; panelist on “Meet tbe Press,” he < t> Oaetaia ■assatas «lM 1) Nawa 4 foiiad u ^( and have written in praise of the Ditaavanr Spivak is a native of New York 1 n-W ) Bemaee ■eesB (U> MUUaa Daliar Mavia attar a danoa. b U nw senator, wrote, "I know of no W) Base The Olawa ’ Y o lta ire." Oaorga Arllaa, eom m i City and a graduate of Harvard. 9 iU other radio or television program rnret Lindsay. Curray. p rn w s He bidds an honorary degree of which has become such a firm and tiM diM Doctor of Laws from Wilberforce ^■Pocw'ldtUe RteSr O Irl." I ___ JMUEia-z-v widely respected Institution In M:N Temple, Alice Faye, MOTGt prlie b i^ ip ' University. He entered tbe maga­ tilS |R?» American pvbUc Ufe. Its success ( t) Beat at Oiaaeha (IS-n> American Hawaatnn • n Ag zine Held inunediately after grad­ Is due hugely to your hard work I » Oalaatlar Bar Whaa Red Sox vs, Yankees (In Pto- nay HatHetd ^ i n A M T ^ ’ •‘ cotito and tonaglnaiwtive efforts and oon- < ■) ShMlto Tan Tfsatt H m l Inangatea a mariiiint wi in th e o capacities on a wide variety of Haralar Mavia Bvahni sistently outstanding pecfomi ^>"i^:Uldren * Dem oc publications. He served as business ance." "There'a jfometfaliut Aboat A zrams tiU M:W fSshlSSESR- manager of the magazine, An- MiM Sptdlar."( t l ______Tem Na IN) Three Btavas senhtoi Former President Hoover wrote, .Cliques; circulation director and as­ " ’rSa Lion and Hotsa.' (M) Family Marhai w ith « " ‘Meet the Press’ is a national bran. Wilddra. («•> AdaUtal and fanihy arubar trades lour mlUlon sistant to the publisher of the Na­ (SMS) # lu Tanr eh Raea at thaJWMk oartiera ot van testin g and publisher of Bllery Queen’s George Meany, PresMsnt of the ( MS-n> Bavaa Kays ftM ( •> Nawa aadWaaiBw (I ) Lava Ot Ufa 111) M Platnra ■ p u s Mystery Magazine, Fantasy and •AFL-CaO. has aaiO, •The fact that <«M ) Tanr rirsl Rvana,^ I^ r t n ste t (W)Fltoi____ tj&R new S u i Science Fiction and Mercury aU g u ei^ rebardleas of Hieir poMt- (Crior) (M ) Nawa wre Dodd Ical. or eoonomle persuasion, are t Z-dtMW) Tsaaaasat iU ( a> Nawa with.....fUndy gpGriw, ___ Books. U;M ( |> Basrah^ Bar T« Senate aubjeoted to tbe sanw tsrpe of S il'-- I S) Weather. Kaars f Bpaato He came to The American Mer­ (M M ) Tinth Or Oaaaasi■naam—Ms ywrSr bttp f t ^ . - to H i torching and aggressive ques­ < S> Haag KaSs John YV>raytlM. M k A e r K S S r cury as business manager when ,H. \ H M » » (U>"«> Baraa BABaa D em oc tioning is a trtfauts to your firm U :«> < 1) The Onidlac UsM A Ja m drumm«r sraereNi L. Mencken was its editor and re­ U:W •) Advaatnea la Tl MNwanty .with a m w M iM i hiit ot! 01 standards and good ahovnnahsMp.” (ii> Nawa mained after Mencken retired, be­ ISS ( 1) Baal Ballar g e oa coming pubUsher, then edltM*. Dur­ Former Seotstaiy of the Treas­ "Mtraela In Tha Rain." Xb m ; MS) Nawa. u m Wyman. Tan Johnson. Part A ing the 10 years he ru the Mer- ury John W. Snyder oommentod, ( M l) Oanaaa) KaanHal Baip ctury its crusades attracted Inter­ "It has been my observatian that (t M l) h i Hama WHh )OMy (IM S)'H aw a * W eather national attention. One of Ms most you have, with exceptional skiU, (STltowa < S) Nawa, Sparta, Weather (W> Baibnra Baiaard Ihaw (M) faatts Oemora "iwe 0 w wnvei.’ controversial and slgnlflcant edi­ been able to msdntain an objec­ < » ) BaaahnB __ (4SI News Rodafy. TMmiM ICftc torial campaigns was the fight-for- tive, searching and non-partisan New Torfc Mata va. (ftloaca 0 * s f i l l ( t> Award TiMatva alr-power about wMch Senator t)M ( I) Aa The WatM Tama ilS) Wide Oanriry approach in the preparation and ( •> Oannaallent Mavtattoaa Holliinan ~ airi ItiW (It-MjLTasIzht Ibaw Stuart Symington, flrst Secretary conduct of the program. "(%ins Seaa." Clark Ctahle, PriiM. "Our Bmia ^ a Peopto. : of Air, wrote, "Let me thank, you Sir Qiadwyn jiehb, former BHt' Harlow. A hmlelda)______teen-azar (Hrae -MJfunehl ^ r l^ 'o t Notts Dnain." for your consistent effort towards (W> Haryey ( hie liate at Mlleh aad AMy. Ohanaa LaugMon. Manr i aa lah AndMunador to the United (M ) Boat Of ___ ( t> Ante Olaaate O'Hara, seei^ that we obtain superior air Nations, said, ‘T hasten to brhig (M) Shi to The. n b a UiM Latd’s ftayae 'potrer for the United States and my smsS tribute to the Grand I (M ) Mea< at Daatiay / «SdS> Advaataraa Ot Oaala A n ! Its i_»_.ltewa, WenWior, the Free World . . . For this vision Inquisitor of Amsrloa ___ B i m y Nawaaai view, ‘Meet the Press’ is a most (MwTSea^Jetfad lOatoai zets the unrieaaaat task of n fort. Hymn Bunbun eternally ■ grateful.” Mr. Spivak valuatde institution. Its evident (M> BaaatoH rlmandlnz n'a boao'a aeetntSi (M ) Newa sold the M ercury in IWSO. dsterminsition to ret at the truth. New at (R> fa re d : (4MS) Day Is ( S) P grtt Mm m i NBC’s Skltoh Henderaon ia tha A pioneer in American paper­ its short way wttJi the stupM and l. MMdayL'^ Raymond Burr, "H m Caao ot the I t t . E l back book*, Spivak’s first *5- pompous, its general briskness ( » Ban* mrnbla Nepliew.’’ With a vata- only man in television to own a B ing gi oent vohime was on the stands (tt-M> « aMe placa of property aa a teat mountata. Hla wife bought him a and Herimess clearly, place it (4Mt)x«aaa wyman a man tries to determine the ■nail mountain in Vermont for a b le U ahnoet two years before aH oth­ honesty of his two nephews. ifew a CSiristmu 1963, ers, and as a result of his suocess- American joumaHam.” ( f) Rdza Of NIsM m> Btoztophy W Ulii ful experiments in newsstand dis­ Spivak is married to the former •7“ ha, Or tribution, the oonoept swept the CSiarlotte Ring, a pss'chologist. 80, o f 1 publishing world and developed 'Ihey divide their time between th a lr w into a gigantic business. He con­ New York and Washington. The^ FRH)AY Television PROGRAM te r de vinced the Army during World son, Jonathan, is a reporter bn A m erlc (88) Tluaa Itaagaa U iU ( 8) ABasvtoa’s Oieaisst Mavlas X atm ai W ar n that it rtiould piiUic spe­ the Wall Street Journal, special- ( •> Masaents at Oesnlart (M> inim "Home Before Dark.” Jean fins- cial paperback books for troops iring in soienoe. He la iharrled (. >> ___rseepaNawseepa . _____BnBat|n_ Beast. 8i88 (M ) Barly Shaw _ ___ a, Dan O’ HerHhy, T bsy overseas and produced the first and has tw o children. My^ and M rs. < 9> RnivonUy at tbe Ahr "A Woman la Tbe JbdBa." M ada (48) Stom A ^ m an’ s < S> Town Oner Inaacort dow n t series for them. Befwe the end Lawrence E. Spivak’k dat^ter. :W ( » The Weatera Wnr (48) 'ShartH at Oeohtaa S 'ft (Aalli'TmlA'irSbaw (• of the war, the servicemM were Judith, died hi Debenuber 1961. «Z1-M> Today (88) U vlng Wand ( 8) Cinema. 8 ' p a ttin g 50,flk)0,000 A rm ed S ervices Before her m arria^ to WUHam L. ( 8) Jawisb Nawa B Ttown ( 8) Rocky A Rio BHanda "Dodg* City.” d Flyan, Fttoads af Mr. Oroahar (.18) Big Plotnro (art. Hyaui "W a (88) News ftaia,” "Meet the Press" was started FVosta iment seven yean abroad ( t> Gaptala Kaagarao (48) Newa Bama A Allan Coming ShowB S9,028-f( (M> B ob# T bs Olawa Waniher ( Debbie D r^ a gbaw (48) Bnparman Unaot ( S> MUUaaaira (M ) Newa RIgtMr cduoatian In 'eat ) < » Beat at Oreneha (M ) Olabhanaa A to«g«t of ortUriAm gteoa thA S rlc d< M:M ( S) (^lendat. ( 8) Olaaanp an Sparta era, Lu jXV Notebook! (1M*> Say whaa (88) Kdilarial ftiBt Soviet gputnlk wetit M m ( S> Who Da Tea Tmalt ( 8-88-88) News orbit — la aoen througli ttm «y MaraiH Mavia _ ( .8) Death Vrilay Dnyi o f San ■'Try and &etLMe.'.' Prank Lava- ( 8) Blegn^y o f Aliudento at Symouae UatvagBUY By DiCK KUONER )oy, Lloyd Bridgea. Tueaday, May 28 on NBC-TW B om b a (NBA) (U ) SnhaetoOaa (M) EdaeatloBal Pragraam (88) L o ^ Newa ‘H^het Htinttoy Raporting" (1«:M o rd ‘ to BeVeriy Gkirland, one of televi­ S:M (8848) Newa sad o f tha ( 9) Bomnnabers Msvto (8S> rUm p.m. E D T ). sion’s highest prieod dramatic "Sante Fe." Randolph BeoM, (88) Special Repart A e 1 guest Stans, is a suOnge girl. She Jonls Carter. d a y thi ELECTRONICS (M.w> rimy Tear HMob (Oatosi (88) Weatera Maaaaabaaelto Oucat atar C9iartoa Biokford says she’s typed— "and I love it.” ( •) Day In Coast HlghlliiMs play« randior Tucker MoOalhBB, w ith Bl (in Newa She always gets to play tough ( » Almaaae wtw refugea to briteva that IdB fro m tt iABORATORlES p artsd istu ilj^ women, tramps, llt t o Tbe Price la BtoM (Oalsr) (88) Sparta Oamaan fro s tb it ,( S> Jaae Wymaa Ti88 ( 8) Rnwhlda children are vlcloua, in "TI m psyolxqwths, weepers, screeuners, (lt ^ > CoBceatraUaB Eric Fleming, Clint Eastwood. D evU’a CfiUdren" in color on NBO> Descc .277 BROAD shouters. ( a-M-M) Sevea Kara. "Ahilane.'' Juat aa they're ready­ TV’a 90-minuto 'The Virginian" th e mei ‘T love those psrto,7 she says. I <) Lave Ot Ufa ing (or a Mg eelebratioa. the ad van a .(IM tl Tanr P i r a A. Improialan Ulnesa-ot-one drover ^causes aH Wedneedayi May 29 (7:80 p.m. ■‘They’ve got red meat in them. to be quarantined. EIDT. Repieat of Dec. 5). tlm -n lg I wouldn’t want to play Thniny’s ( a -M ^ I Taansssaa Krale Beef (H) InlamaHennl Shawttosa pifove Mommy on Lassie." II :M ( 8) Search Ber Tomorrow Don Ameche. boat. Tlie Cirona ^ aleepln{ Elfacriv* A t O ne* (8840) Tmlb to OaBsasneaeas Schumann of Coipenhagen. (R) Ensign O’Toole (D eu Jooea) Currently, she appears regular­ ( 8-(»48> BaUier Knawa Bast (_S> Dragnet arrangee u “luioffteial" leave aa BUho ly on the charade game show, M :tt < 8) n e Oaldlag Usbt (18) Haneymaenars Beaman White (Bob Soirella) can In a ra . Stung> the Siam, on which she U:BS (It) Nnws Day Bapaat (4848) OheyeBBe w h ile 8 CLOSED t:88 ( 8) Baal SaBer ■Ty Hardin. Will Hutchins. "Duel viait hlB newborn eon, but White manages to throw herself into the "Miracle In The Rain." Part A ri J^aa Basin.'' Chevenna hunts winda up in Bangkok inatoad of tem per: gftm« >• you’d sxpeot—heart, soul Jane Wyman, Van Jobnaon. (or the roan who has h«m aelling Omaha and O’Toole wtnda up in n ight a SATURDAYS and nayohe, _ gima to the Indiana. (R) t^ b le, is "Operation; Daddy” on -b eca u M "I get a big Uric but of the TKk ( 8) haaeliall HNOON (48) News Meta vs. PUtShnrgh. NBC-TV’a “Enaign O’TViole” Sun­ Unaot show,’’ she aaya. "A few years ago, (48) BaibarsJSerasrd Shew (88) Daaee Tima day, May 26 (7 p.m. EDT; repeat^'" atop E a Dufbig Tbe I I did M for one night. And X w m ( 8) As Tha WarM TBma ' 8> Caaaectlcat MovtaUms I 8) Rente 88 o f O ct. 7, 1962). A ndrew petrified. But. now I love it. And "Across the Wide MIssourL" Itortln Milner, George Mahnris. Vfaeh^i] k ’s strange how many aetora oant Bote Pop and Paper Blaaa,” IN K \ n I • • 's \ I I V \ 1 I. \ li r Clark Cable. Ricardo Montalban, Papic menaces a oonumraltKH W lw t t o « w Bakewf Spaciri Repart Gloria Lambert. Victor XJrUfliL Mlaa” opMde jo t ' NBC-TVa "»». every other show, she sctual- ( .8) Paaswavd and Mary R yW G l^ r t and (n-88) Baa Zarradv (Oalar) milUvan and minstrel shows are nanza” oolor-feleeaat Bundagr. M kr PETS! iy only made 12 ^ppearanoea tai (4848) (Day la Oanrl 26 (9 to^itf p.m, EDT.) (88) Midday Raparl saluted. (R) # P U P P IB S 1962. But she haa done .many pi­ ( 8) BeBBS P a r^ (4848) The PliatslaBeB (Oator) lot fUms; in fact, aha is considered Cart'mns of Stone e Family, ' e B IR D S (8M8) Tbe Daeasra______‘ "The Surprise^ ted Bte- .^'^aeven-yeu-old gM (Vhftl s TROPICAL FISH .something of a lucky charm be­ (4848) Jaae Wyman P t annla CkB) is found unoonacloua fat a Be ; (8848) N ew t' ^ ney’ 4 friendship Is rocked 1>y the cause so many pilots she’s ' 8) H ve Of Nlvbl ^ and brought to Blair m m - L I1 T L E & M c K i n n e y ed in have sokl. (88-88) Laretta Tanag Shaw Feaster pMal, where earW afiforta to ‘Tve made SO pilot flinm,’’ she ( 84848) OaeoB BWr A Day bar Identity and IS WOODBRHIOE ST. (18) NUIIaa Daliar Mavia Marty Ingels. John Astin. i the reaaon tor her . MANCHESTER says, ’Wtd 28 have sold," ‘You Said a Mouthtul." Joe R. ( 8) Alfred Htcheeck Henv oon^km ton, in "A Hand Held W. MS-SOM B e v e rly and h er auabcuul Hve in Brown. O ln g ^ Rii^era "Houseguest." Macdonald Caray, Out In Daricnet*,’’ the NBC-TV 8:98 « 8) Ta Tell The ____ Itobert Sterling. Reputable pro­ "Dr. K il^ " drama Thuraday, a house popriated with people who (8848) Yea Daa’I Say (Oaltii prietors of a private school be- have animal names and anlmala ( 8) Diacavery *8| IniP'Icated In murder. (R ) May S0> (8:86-9:80 pm. EDT). which have people, names. ‘Iheie’a (4848) Who Da Kav Traalf Philip Afahott gueat-etan ae Dr. WAS! ( 8> Newa. Deavlas Hwarda Bill Culled is emcee. Key, a paychiatrted. an 18-year-old daughter nam ed ( 9) Raaver Aady Shaw :. (4848) 17 Sunset Strip alw ays Compiefe Mouse, who is' stu^Qring to be a (88-88) MBieb Oame Efram ZImbaUat. Jr.. Edward Inesa. ( 848^) Amerieaa Bani i taa# Byrnes. "Your Fortune F b r' a Beauty Service dental terimiciaa,' and there is a (88-88)’ News. Aflemoan Report Penny." Wealthy girt helps em- Doug Koaure, of NBC-TVa But 8 15-year-old son named Smoky, Be­ ( 8) Mewa bemllng boy friend escape from "The Vliginian" color aeriaa, ia H oiiary Competency Dandled By verly calls her hciaband 'Bear and (88-38) Maha Beam Far Daddy police. one of the few "boneet-to-giiAh" h i a p « Two Skilled Operators— ( 8) Adm irri Jack Shaw I <*M8) Jart Psar Prsgtam (O) oowpokee on TV. He worked aa a he calls her Oasey, after the char­ (4843) Dtaearevy ‘88 Guests: Wally Cox, Jonathan batteret . G l a d y s CI o m a n d acter she played hi her own series (18) MIRIov Datfar Mavia Winters and Earl Wrightaon. Jose N evada cowboy during etammar ru n . « ‘ToU Said a Mouthful.' Joe R. Mells. music director. vaoatione in hiidi gchool and eol- th e ir k Decoy- Brown, (linger RogOra. Roland Beouchesnn I ( 8) Ryewitaess aou n tiy The famUy owns a pet rat 4:M ( 8) Big 9 Theatre ot U»e week named Charley. "High __Noon.” (jary Oow>at, with Charles CoUingwopd e te A m er CAMEO DEAUTY Grace Kelly. otter pewa , oorreapondenta ra- When Walt Dianey arrived hi “He’s a successor,” she says, "to . (4848) AmeileaB Newaadaad portinc. an that a rat who is now dead. We buried^ (tt) MeVto at 8 Hollywood, gevan yearn after IhA country STUDIO - ” Bandlt_.ri Shenroqd Pbr^st* (48' M Sqmid fltet animated oartocmg had mada him and there’s a plaque on Us Cornel Wilde,' AnItA Lovide. Durin (j*).Wamea Oa The Mava J tiirir ai^earanee, he lo(dwd lo t a stance, 6 4 9 - 2 7 4 2 grave which reads, ‘Here lid s (84) (MIdrea.A nlhesllaaBl Pra- t t :88 ( . 8 4 - ^ ) Neirs. W a a ft ^ add job aa an actor. "I thought I waa SM Bfala St^ Maachesier George: a ret.’ Everybody thkdto gmsBa -tUl 8:98 p.m. • t Anal (48) The Admiral As Snabhy (|S>*Blg— Nawa too late to enter the eattoeo aeM,** had ]u it’s an agent." Shaw (18) News aad Waalher he recalla. ' b it. 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