To Scale Down War Efforts President Ium Been Recover Ing Fronl a Niud Heart Attack by JOHN M

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VOL. LXXXVII, NO. 190 (TWENTY PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CX)NN., MONDAY, MAY IS^, 1968 (Clasaifled Adveiilslnf on FMge 17) PRICE TEN CENTS Allied Troops BuikHn U .S.. Hanoi Urge Each Other .. no:IKE TO TO BE BE transferred transferred C Z y MARCH AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) —'-plans Lrush 9-Uay are being made fa transfer Gen. Dwight D. Easenhowwr to Walter Reed Hospital In Washington,' The former To Scale Down War Efforts president iuM been recover ing fronl a niUd heart attack By JOHN M. HIOHTOi;VER Saigon Attack at ( ^ base hospital here. To AP Special Correspondent day's bnlletln said Eisenhow ereonttnues to progress sat- PARIS (AP) — The alter North Vietnamese troops ufhotorlly and will undergo United States and North SAIGON (AP) — The Vietnam challenged each U.S. Command says allied attacked one of its outposts and' farUier treatment at Walter threatened to overrun the endre Reed, but no date for his de other today to take new • troops have crusihed the parture has been set. steps to scale down the main thrust of the Com camp. The enemy shot down t>ne of war in Southeast Asia. munist command’s nine- the evacuation planeq, a four- Both pledged serious ef day-old attack on Saigon, engine C180 transport, killing forts to find some basis for but it also announced the the six Air Force Crewmen and State News a peaceful settlement. loss of a Special Forces an undisclosed number of civil Ambassador Xuan Thuy of camf) 350 miles to the ian Irregulars and South Viet North ’Vietnam, who spoke first northeast'. namese army soldiers, U.S. at the opening round of substan Headquarters said Special headquarters said. A C180 can tive talks, called on the United Forces—Green Berej^—troops carry about 100 troops. Palomba States to end the rest of the and South Vietnamese’’ Irreg^- i The camp, with about 400 de- bombing and "all other acta of lars were evacuated by air Sun- [fenders, came under attack Fri war" against his country, but day from the Kham Due Camp nference, is to The marchers passed the Congressional Club, an organ! A British trade figures to be is “ Due ito the critical times fac- erecting the tent city to house surprised when they got it. He drive a stake into parkland near ruins of stores looted and zation of wives of members of sued Tuesday. them Americans, and 979 ed by the city, I feel It is of the some 3,000 demonstrators slow- accused the United States of the Lincoln Memorial and thus burned during three nights of Congress. The stock exchange showed wounded. Including 333 Ameri utmost Importance to have a ly covergflng on the city, aggreasiem in South Vietnam cans. signal the start of construction some early recovery from Fri full-time mayor who can be The first 480 of thef cam- violence that followed the April March leaders had asked for and said the more it was defeat For the first time since May 6 of shelters In what campaign 4 slaying of King in Memphis, meeting with club officers and ed the more cruelly it responded day’s losses. Leading shares re available for a lengthy day’s palgn’s rank and file reached leaders call Resurrection City. gained a fe^r pence “‘i r Tarty work," Palomba said. the nation’s capital over the To get a better view, bystanders been turned down. As an al- —increasing attacks and send .deals, but the recoverey ap This was an apparent refer- weekend. More are scheduled to The 18-acre site runs parallel clambered onto broken walls, tgniative they planned to divert ing in troops. But when he put stood on piles of brick and gird Weyand sald.gt least 28 ene ence to financial and racial arrive by week’s end. to the reflecting pool between part of the march to the club to the often-stated demand that all peared half-hearted and some of ers, twisted and blackened by my battalions hod been sched- problems facing Waterbury. Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr., the Lincoln Memorial and the leave a Mother’s Day card and attacks on North Vietnam must the morning rises were trimmed the fires. backed fairly quickly. He said his decision was the widow of the slain civil rights Washington Monument. a list of demands. President of stop before any other subjects (8ee Foge Ten) The Mother’s Day march was CamiMilgn marshals wearing Y result of another examination leader who conceived the cam- the club Is Mrs. Wilbur D. Mills, can be discussed, he avoided Friday by his physician. Dr. paign as a means of wlnnftig sponsored by the Nationwide black armbands with white let- wife of the Arkansas Democrat threats and warn’ngs and said Jasper Smith. He said he ad- more federal help for the poor, Welfare Rights Organization ters PPC strove with wa'ving who heads the powerful House his govenunent Is "hiopliig’ that vised only members of his fam- led Sunday’s march. , (NWRO), ■which sent delega arms and blarli)g bullhorns to Ways and Means Committee. the problem. . . will be re Want 10 Miners Found lly, Harlamon and a few of his The demonstration, soaked by tions from chapters across the maintain order and discipline. Earlier Sunday, NWRO mem solved.” closest political allies of his de- rain for most of its duration, nation. The marchers 'strolled arm in bers, mostly mothers on wel- At the same time, he said he clslon. He said his resignation went off without incldent7 Police The marchers, including arm down the middle of the was based solely on medical Lt. E. J. Prete estimated the Negroes and whites, American street, singing songs such as (See Page Ten) (See Page Tea)< consideration, and that the June lerators of Mines 1 effective date was set after a conference with Harlamon. Between now and June 1, P a -. lomba said he would be brief Political Scene W on’t Let Men Return ing Harlamon In order to "In HOMINY FALLS, W.Va. AP) the mine operaitors have real- sure an orderly turnover of all — Mine operators are refusing Ized thait they too might be tun- government business.” \ to send their men back to work neling dangerously close to one Palomba said he felt his de Humphrey Backers ini_ honeycombed u -j BdgT>j_ Sewell .. of'these old flooded workings. cision was in the best interests of the city but that "It is by Mountain until rescue workers Twenty-five men were locate the bodies of 10 men be no measn the end of my career trapped underground May 6 in politics.’’ lieved to have drowned in a when a crew of miners working Claim 7 State Wins flooded coal shaft here, an offi State Republican’ Chairman in the Gauley Coal and Coke Co. Howard Hausman said it was cial said. No. 8 mine—a Maust subsidiary WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice thinks Humphrey will get a sub- The^e are at least nine active "unfortunate that Mayor Palom-. —accidentally broke Into a ba feels that he Is unable to re President Hubert H. Hum- stantlal ■write-in vote. mines in the mountain, owned flooded abandoned shaft known , u , _ Tlemann also said he expects turn to the task of mayor. He phrey’s backers are claiming presidential c^ d l- by Maust Coal C3o. and "the as the McKenzie mine, C.E. Ri Imperial Coal Co. Some are op has been a strong and excellent seven state conventon victories jgtg Richard M. Nixon to get 70 chardson, Maust president, Republican mayor and has erated by subsidiaries of these in a row in his bid to pick up per cent of the vote. Rival New. said. handled a difficult situation well, large companies and others by enough delegate votes for the York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel- independent contractors. Fifteen of the men were res I hope that he will soon re cued early Saturday after five cover his full strength and that Democraltc presldenUal nomi- ler’s supporters are seeking In addition there is a maze of naUon. write-in votes and CaIifoml|i abandoned mine tunnels—and, (See Page Seven) (Bee They said today Humphrey Gov. Jtonald Reagan, a favor- has a minimum of 169 pledged ite-son candidate, will be on the delegates after victories In Arl- ballot. zona, Alaska, Maryland, Dela- •nie Nebraska primary high- ware, Nevada, Wyoming—and lights a ■week of x>oUtlcal actlvl- Hawail where party officials ty in which six states will name Priest in Paris say he got at least 20 of 26 dele- 95 delegates to the Democratic m gates elected Sunday night. convenUon and 86 to the Repub- Humphrey’s chief lieutenants Hcan convention. —Sens. Walter F. Mondale and Aside from primaries In Ne- Another Transplant Done Fred Harris—had said earlier braska and West Virginia, Re- they think they have 1,100 of the publican delegates will be se- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cation there waa high hope for France’s other two heart recl- 1,812 delegate votes needed for iccted by party organizations In > A Paris hospital said today a his survival. plents are dead. Clovds Roblain, nomination at the Democratic Rhode Island, Vermont and patient was in excellent condl- But the hospital gave no fur- 66, died 82 houre after an opera National (Convention. Louisiana and Democratic deletion after a heart transplant ther details. The French Order tlon April 27-28 by Dr. Christian The Vice president, also Is ex- ggtgg will be selected In Maine, Sunday, and medical sources of Physicians was crlUcal of the Cabrol. Bile Joseph Reynes, 66, pected to gain delegates Tues- fh e West -Virginia primary—• Identified him as a 4S-year-old publicity surroundli^ France’s died Friday, 89 hours after his day In the Nebraska primary jn sharp contrast to the 1960 bat- Roman GAthoHc priest who had first heart transplant late last operation by Dr. Eric Negres. where he has strong support between Humphrey and John suffered SO heart attacks. month, and surgeons and hospl- Four heart recipients survive among delegate candidates Kennedy—^wUl have no presl- At the Houston! Tex., hospital tal officials now are wary about In othe nations, whose names are best known In dentlal preference race Tues- where three transplants were holding news conferences. John W. Stuckwlsh, 62, at St. the state. ^ y_ performed In one week, one of The French medical sources Luke’s Episcopal Hospital In But the major focus in Ne- The major Interest In West the two surviving patients was already had reported that Prof. Houston, is the man listed In se- braska will be on the race be- virg^lnla centers on the race for’ reported in serious but Improv- Charles Dubost, aided by Drs. rious condition. But a spokes tween Democratic presidential governor. Incumbent Gov. Hu- ing condition and the other Jean-Paul Cachrat and Michel man said; "His dramatic recov- rlval Sens. Robert F. Kennedy lett o. Smith ' cannot succeed was In excellent shape. Lacombe, gave a priest from ery from the desperate opera- and Eugene J. McCarthy, the himself. The bulletin from Broussals Marseille the heart of a 89- tlon last Tuesday and steady only major announced Demo- chief contenders amnng five Hospital In Paris on France’s year-mid mai) who died Friday Improvement are considered to cratic candidates on the ballot, cemooratlc candidates are third and the world's 14th hu- from a cerebral hemorrhage. be encouraging." McCarthy said after Indiana's Atty. Gen. O. Don Robertson; primary last week that Nebras- jg ^ e s M. Sprouse, state Demo- man heart transplant said only They said an artificial blood stuckwlsh an Alpine, Tex., Give Me Back My Dinner , ka would offer the face-to-face oratlo chairman, and Paul J. that the hospital’s team had supply had kept the heart alive hospital adm'lnistrator, ’ received New York Gov.' Nelson A. Rockefeller reaches out for his dinner as Gov. contest Indiana did «ot because Kaufman, state senator, performed the operation "under until the operation, the heart of CSarence Nlcki!, 36, satisfactory conditions and the Dubost and his team, among John A. Volpe wants to replace it wit h hot food at a buffet supper in Boston of the favorite-son candidacy of There are four OOP candl- who died Tuesday of brain dam last night. Gov. Rockefeller had spent t ime meeting with Massachusetts dele state of the patient is excel- the ■ top heart surgeons In age. Stuckwlsh became critical- Gov. Roger D. B ra n l^ , dates but observers consider the ’ France, have performed many gates to the Republican National Con ventjon and his dinner became cold. Nebraska Gov. Norbert T. This was considered an l®dl- transplants on animals. (See Page Five) However,*Gov. Rockefeller won the ple a. (AP Photofax) ‘nemann, a Republican, said he (See Page Two) — ■■ A .. • -

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MAY 13, 1968 PAOB i m o i PACn TWO MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COn N., MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 Rham District PH Hehron Sheinwold on TV-Radio Tonight Man H eld By ALFRED 8HE1NWOLD PTSA Plans Nurse Unit NORTH “ T H E W A Y tike It or not, we live in an Pilots navl- ^ 753 A rt Show In A uto age of precision. C? A J8 Television MITES For 3 Towns Mte "and*^ land by Instrument; I HEARD rr’ O AKIO .5:00 ( 3-10) Perry Mason (MO) Cowboy In Africa s, Susan Hoolister, Arthur 7:00 ( 3) After Dinner Movie (C) 11:00 (32-1032-30-40) News, Owner for 86 YEARS. For a complete FREE IN vllle. His wife, Gloria Jacobo your partner could at notrump. (20) Huntley-Brinkley (C) rU give you the rundown on gian violinist. He’ll include an spade tricks. While the defend Keefe, Sherry Mills, Joanne Sports. Weather (C) SPECTION of your home by u Termite Control was accepted as recommended witz, 35, of Woodbury, and her Copyright 1968, (22-30-40) News Weather (20) Law and Mr. Jones dates and attractloiu. Let’s be unaccompanied Bach Partita by the finance committee. The ers scored 600 poimts South ex Remesch, James Richards, (24) Guitar with Frederick 11:25 ( 3) Mlonday Starlight daughter, also in the car, were General Features Corp. Noad Expert, Nupervised hy the finest technical ptoff, gin with the major concert which violinists will enjoy im total cost for the three-town plained to his partner that he Diana Wythe and Charlotte 11:30 (10202220) Tonight (C) not hurt In the Sunday incident. (10) Alfred Hitchcock ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show (C) phone oiir nearest locn* office: season which numbers of Man mensely and which will probably had really made the “ correct Yale. The alumni represent 7:30 (18) Crane (12) Late Movie agency will be $28,417. The The driver. Nelson Sanchag- chester! tes attend. bore the uninitiated. share that each town will con classes from 1958 to 1967. rin, 25, did not require hospital play. SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LIS'ONQS The season will start on John Williams, an Australian tribute Is; Andover, $5,039; "Very unlucky,” North said The home economics depart ization. THEATTER TIME Wednesday, Oct. 16 with the guitarist, is to be heard Novem Columbia, $3,088, and Hebron T V. as he pushed the cards to West ment wilt serve dessert at 7 :30 Pollc Bavarian Symphony Orchestra ber 20th. There Is no December $6,083. SCHEDULE p.m. to start the evening. Fol Radio 649-9240 proachei from Munich. This Is one of two concert, but January 9th will The balance will be derived lowing will be a home eco for a light (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 nr 16 symphonic orchestras that bring the Borodin String Quar Burnside—Graduate, 7:06- nomics fashion show, exhibits from the state re-lmbursements section and fired pistol shots Hy s minute length. Some stations ••nrry other short newscasts.! Munich supports, and It Is a tet from the U.S.S.R. It has a to each town. Andover will re from the Industrial Arts depart into the vehicle. He was riding X-ray eyes. »:10 BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. very good one. Many people are distinguished reputation, and Cinema 1—The Fox, 7:16- WDBC— 1360 ceive $2,100, Columbia will get as a passenger in another ve To begin with, South should ment and music provided by 7:.30 News of the World familiar with the other orches the program will Include quar $7,206 and Hebron will get 6:00 Ken Griffin 7:45 Joe Garogiola DIV, OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1883 hicle. Jacobowitz got out of that refuse the first trick. West con 9:30 the Rham Dance Band. The 6:00 Joey Reynolds 7:50 Sing Along tra which does quite a bit of re tets by Borodin, Shostakovich $2,600. 6:30- 9:00 Dlex Robinson 7:55 Emphasis vehicle and fired the shots into tinues with a second spade, and State—^Texas TVxiay, brief business meeting will end The Oldest and Largest in Conn. cording. Except for Berlin and Beethoven. The report of the nursing pro East’s diamond (or heart) dis 8:40. Soalphunters, 7:00-9:00 this unusual evening meeting. 1:05 News, Sign Off 8:06 Pop Concert where there Is great rivalry be the other auto, police said. WBCH—810 9:05 iMkntai Health I>:cturi' The Beaux Arts trio is slated gram and personnel policies card makes it clear that West U A. Theaiter—Patch of Blue, The Alumni Art Exhibit will 6:00 Hartford Highlights 10:00 Nlghtbcat tween the East euid West sec Sanchagrin, In an attempt to 11:00 News, Weather. Sports for Feb. 6th. This is a New York commW'tee was eiocepted with stated with exactly seven 9:25. Dirty Dozen, 6:55 be located in the Rham Com 7:00 News tions of the city, Munich Is the aggregation that Includes Mena- get away, collided with two oth 8:00 Gaslight 11:16 Sports Final the exception for those policies spades. Bast Hartford Drive-Bi— mons and will be open to the j2:00 Quiet Hours 11:30 Other Side ol the Day only German city that supports ham Pressler, pianist; Daniel er cars. One of the occupants dealing with vacation time, sick Before touching the • clubs Hellcats, 8:10. Wild Rebel. public the eintlre week of May WPOP— 1416 two symphony orchestras o f Gullet, violinist; and Bernard of the other cars was hurt. 6:00 Danny Clayton Show leave time and pay and auto 10:00 13 from 2:15 to 4 p.m. first rate caliber, so far as I Greenhouse on cello. It’s really Sanchagrin was said to be a South takes his three winners In 6:00 Steve O'Brien mobile insurance. This items hearts and diamonds. Since East Windsor Drive-In— 9:00 Dick Heatherion know. very good. friend of the family. The Annual Art Show by 12:00 Gary Girard Show NOW... I601DCRESTI wnOTCCTTON will be discussed at the next Jacobowitz was held under West discards a spade on the Scalphunters, 8:10. Billion Dol RILLO Right after this, the next The Guameri String Quartet present Rham students will WINF—1230 meeting. $76,000 bond. third heart and another spade on lar Brain, 10:05 5:00 News dependable evening In fact, the Philadelphia will play a repeat engagement Mrs. Anthony Tleman of An open on May 23 at 7 p.m. in 5:16 Speak Up the third diamond. South discov Manchester Drlve-In—Sweet quality-assured Orchestra will hold forth under Feb. 26th. I don’t know the dover, Mrs. William Kowalski the Commons and Art room. 6.00 Nows ers that West started with ex Novemiber, 8:15. Fire Oreek, 6:16 Speak Vp Hartford Ormandy. (I forgot to mention group, but since it is brought of Andover, Mrs. Raymond Burt This will be followed at 8 p.m. 6:46 Lowell Thomas KINDER SHOPS Inc actly two cards in each red suit. 10:15 T E R M I T E that KubeUk conducts the back by popular demand It must of Hebron and Mrs. Morgan South Windsor by the Music ' Department's 6:66 Phil Rlzzuto This accounts for only 11 card^, 7:00 The Worid Tonight lihinich.) You'll thus have a be very pleasing. Hills of Columbia were appoint Spring Cioncert featuring the 7:20 Prank Gifford CONTROL chance to compare a leading Karl Ristenpart will conduct ed to a nominating committee 1~krT3 A which means that West must Japan Top Buyer Symphonic Band and Choral 7:30 Speak Up Sports German and a leading Ameri 8:00 News with NOW IN M ANCHESTER the Chamber Orchestra of the to bring in a slate of officers I 0 * 1* ^ a I ^ have exactly two clubs. groups. The concert will be held 8:10 Speak Up can orchestra on successlvo J *■ Armed with this information, WASHINGTON — In fiscal Saar on April 10th to bring the for next year. •in the gymnasium. 12:15 Sign Off GOLD CREST CHEMICALS AT 20 BIRCH STREET evenings with nothing Interven declarer takes the ace and king 1966 Japna bought $114 million w nc—1080 series to a close. This Is a 16- The trl4own agency will, meet Oils on Exhibit 5:00 News, Weather Call... of clubs. He wins one spade, worth of U. S. wheat and In fis ing. I expect the Munich per man aggregation making Its first on May 23 at 8 p.m. in the agen Names Slate Mrs. Barbara Wythe, Senior 5:16 Afternoon Edition PHONE 649-8117 formances to be more exciting, three hearts, three diamonds cal 1967 purchased $138 million 6:00 News, Weather Spoi'la American tour. I’ve heard It cy building to continue work on High Art teacher at Rham, is 6:36 Afternoon Bklttlon the Philadelphia ones to be and five clubs, scoring 1,640 worth. Those figures compare Orders Put Up To Take Out over the air, and It Is good with the new agency. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barry currently exhibiting a number 7:06 Americana 646-0445 points instead of losing 600 with $55.8 million in 1960. The 7:35 David Brinkley more finished. out being tremendously excit Voter Session Tomorrow have been elected co-chairmen of her oil paintings at the (Cor New England's Finest Grinders points. 1967 total was far more wheat In Novemiber, Tuesday the ing. The Board of Admission of of the Ell Terry School PTA ridor Gallery at the Windham Also All Types of Sandwiches lath to be exact, our own Hart The other series starts Octo . Daily Question than the United States sold Electors will hold a session to at the group’s recent annual commercially to any other coun Hospital. Twenty-Five per cent ford Symphony will be heard. ber 21st, a Monday, with the morrow from 6 to 8 p.m. In Partner opens with 1-NT (16 of the proceeds from the sales meeting. Other officers selected try. X be quite ifirterested to Melos Ensemble of London, the town office building. to 18 points), and the next play from this gallery will go to the BREAKFAST SPECIAL see how It sounds In Jorgensen about which I know absolutely PTA Buffet Supper ^LUe with Mothei^ in Bolton include Mrs. Mark Sweet, vice- er passes. You hold: Spades, 2; Windham Hospital Building "when you need just Auditorium, whose acoustical nothing. On December 4th Alicia Today is the final day for president; Mrs. Sanford Meisel- Hearts, 9-6-S-4.2; Diamonds, 8-7- Fund. A I*..! •___ A quahties are considerably bet de Larrocha will be heard. Do In a typical Victorian pose, Mary Klar, mother, Brian Ed- little piece of ribbon"^ 3 Eggs-Toast-Coffee 60c the sale of tickets for the He es, secretary, and Miss Martha 6-4-2; Clubs, 7-4. Mrs. Wythe was a commer ter than the Bushneffs. Ihe lo everything you can to hear her. gerton, father, and Robert Olmsted, son, give a hint of what’s bron PTA buffet supper and Battles, secretary. What do you say? DUE TO ILLNESS cial artist, children’s book il we ore one of Hie few^ cal orchestra sounds better in I’ve always admired her, and In store for the audience In the Bolton High senior class per annual meeting to be held Ck>mmittee chairmen named Answer: Bid two hearts. You lustrator and staff artist for Open 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.—Thursday to 9:00 p.m. the Bushilell than it did in New last season journeyed to New formance of "Life with Mother,” the Clarence Day sequel to stores Wednesday at the Gilead Hill to serve for the coming school Woman's Wear Daily prior to 'A York’s Philharmonic Hall. If York to hear her at Carnegie “ Life with Father. It will be presented at St. Maurice Church School. The supper will be year include Mrs. Robert Cum CLOSED becoming a teacher at Rham. comparable Improvement Is to Hall. She plays magnificently, Hall Friday and Saturday evenings at 8. The play is directed served at 6:30 p.m. with the mings, publicity; Mrs. Ronald She also, taught at the ,Wood- that still maintain a wide selection of all kinds o f , be noted at Jorgenson, it should usually an all-Spanish program. by Mrs. Raymond Myette and Mrs. David Lyons. Tickets may ► business meeting at 8:30 p.m. Trinks, and Mrs. James Lovett, hull Preparatory School on December 15th brings the Jul- be obtained from Mrs. Myette, from Robert Nystrom, at the STATEMANCHC5TIR CfN'IK ribbons! you can buy any amount you wish and^ sound very well Indeed. During the evening the school membership; Mrs. Gerald Pur- * We W ill Long Island. 254 OFT ON WHOLE! baac Stem will apipear with liard String Quartet assisted by high school or at the door. Proceeds go toward graduation >RII PARK RtAR 01 ThIATRI choose from: satins, grosgrains, velvets and Walter Trampler, violinist. The Will be open for parents to llese, library; Miss Jeanne Do- School Menu ► Wlnograd’e ghoup as guest expenses. (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus.) nath( teacher advisor; Mrs. moires in hundreds of colors at fairway prices! GRINDER whole program is chosen from tour. “ Scalptaunters” 7:00-9:00 RE-OPEN The menu to be served at the ôUniflt. I don't know what Besides the election and in Frederick Belcher, Newsletter; concerto he will offer. viola quintets, and includes the “ Texas Today” 6:30-8:40___ Rham cafeteria for the rest of O M V«Ui TCM MAT M Mozart Quintet In G-mlnor. stallation of next year’s officers. Mrs. Ronald Trinks, movies and ^HimaMMiiuvaMiawaaEr,^ MiH Tuea, June 4ncern, the edu topping, bread and butter and Svlaitoslav Richter, but person- recognizes academic profic dential candidates, according to dents. The enrollment for 1968- clude a choral group from Miss show are Mrs. Ira E. CreeiMMi Uruguay. SUMMER feature LIMITED OFFER atiy rU take GUeis any day. iency in the liberal arts. 69, according to Dr. Ramsdell’s cational experiment under milk. There will be a salad plate Michael uaine SBMIHarrwiMn' a Gallup Poll released over the served dally in the high school lion Dollar Brain" ORtt-MHIIltn Nothing to buy-No Obligation! He’s right up there with the They ar6 Kathryn E. Baker, weekend. It showed Rockefeller report, is 1,714. This Includes which Hartford children are TERM beet in the world and is dis 43 Lyndale St.; Mrs. Lana P. and Timothy Edwards school. EJisr leading the Democrats by wider 399 seniors; 473 juniors, 371 bused to suburban towns in [AST WINDSOR BEGINS JUNE 24 b l a c k w a l l tinctly worth hearing. His pro Buck, 184 S. Main S t; Mrs. margins than Nixon. sophomores, 466 freshmen and. cluding Manchester, has been Excellent Dramal Srd GentroHon gram has yet to be announced. Manchester Evening Herald DRIVE IN ■ ★ RT 5 O P E N A L L D A Y C A R E RETREADS Phyllis S. Greenberg, 139 N. —Rockefeller advisor Laonard 15 special class students. elevated In rank to full profes M'G Misfumi COMPUTER FACTORY BLEMISHED Fewer people attend the Cham Lakewood Circle; Ann L. Jef A plan has been approved by South Windsor correspondent SIZES Hall reportedly uiêd governors sor at the University of Hart Catherine May, tel. 644-2295. TH( PAKOROS BERMAN- AND ON PRCMISES 7.35x14 LAREDO RAIN TIRE fries, 20 Newman St.; Tara V. attending a Western Republican the board to accommodate part ford. GUV GREEN PRODUCTION Y E A R R O U N D Latawlc, 19 Ash St.; and Nancy of the freshmen class at the -IMPORTANT N O T iei- 6.60x13 $ 2 0 Ba. P«l. Tbx Incl. (Governors session In Honolulu His promotion to professor of ONLY tOHOOk WITH A 7.75x14 C. Smth, 426 W. Middle Tpke. main high school next year and to withhold first donventlon bal education becomes effective . PROM NURSERY COMPUTIR IN THR ■itowmgma WhiteH^lls FR EE Mrs. Greenberg and Mrs. Pa part at the Sykes Building along 23 Arrested ENDS TUES. eUllROO M 8.25x14 The Original lot support from Nixon. Hall Sept. 1. He has also been named I ^ U I ■XCLUIIVRLY POR tricia Jedrzlewski of Kingsbury said he did not specifically ask with Grade 8 students. associate dean of the UofH In Gam*bling RRid 7 6 THR 6TUD1NT D ELIV ER Y Ave., Rockville, have been In the governors to refuse to back This division of the classes for School of Education, where he A .M .t o P.M. SCHOOL NEW HAVEN (AP)—Local de f e 6» ■T dM M T M M l M 7 M17 M M 1 M M M RdYd : LAREDO NYLON 4 PLY ducted Into Kappa Delta Pi, na Nixon but said he believed most next September will have 1,463 has been serving as assistant lUiKnq BI H g e r R a w . tectives have arrested 23 gam.- F.E.T. Inci. ARTHUR DRUG tional honorary society for edu would "stay loose” until just be students at the main building dean on a part-time basis. IBM DATA FROOlUIH ^ by Uniroyal bllng suspects—some of them for OoRiHter FnmnMlRi with Recnppnble Tire cation Students. fore the convention. and 718 at Sykes. This plan was He assumes the latter post SIDNEY, SHELLEY- ‘■’•”*•23.00 the second time within three RraÂL-OMOL Not A .Second. Plas *1.81 F.E.T. adopted by the board to make July 1, upon completion of a ' Red Circlet —Reagan said in a Honolulu days—after a raid on an uncom address that if America cannot the best use of the available two-year term as Project Con P O IT IEr WINTERS pleted apartment complex. iMrttirlil PrNrimi CMI- 1/Vhilewalli honor its commitment to South space In order to avoid double cern director. . LEE MARVIN More than a dozen policemen ilitlof tl — Ortto m A NYLON 4 PLY PREPARE FOR YOUR FUTURE Vietnam through peace negotia sessions. „ He will continue to head the iMMwrItiRf UorttaaO Blackwallt assisted In the arrests early Sun (MlOktMAitl 6'50xi;i 9 | 2 A report on fuel oil bids and university's recently created In IN THE tions “ then we must return to day night at the apartment con — announces TirailMlin) Welcome Here the fighting—but determined to a cost estimate for a drainage stitute for Human Development. Vtl«a.4>44aH< nalM ) Blackwall. Plus $1.81 F.E.T. facility at Vernon Elementary struction site at Wooster and COMPUTER GENERATION use whatever ix>wer and tech Before joining Project Con Chestnut streets. A FULL SUMMER PROGRAM! School will also be on tonight’s cern in 1966, Dr. Mahan was as COIDUCATIONAL THOUSANDS OF TRAINED nology we have at our command The police said some of the ______METBOCOLOH . DAY t r aVRNINO agenda. sociate professor of special edu CLAtIHI PERSONNEL REQUIRED ^ end the war and make sure suspects were also among the 26 Mon. thru FW. “ Blue” rttlo N u rs e ry S c h o o l F ro m : «'»—i3!so p.m. to 3:00 piiM).-wm.-viiii CMWGEITWni WHEEL BALANCE SPECIAL Anthony Magliocco, director of cation and co - director of the aggression really stops.” persons arrested Thurday night mrHARlfORD "Dozen" 7:10 MM.-Prl. • I. * With Purchaie of 4 Tires JOIN THE MANY MEN AND WOMEN special education, will make a 8at.-Sun. “ Blue” 1:00-5:10-9:20 m 6 l i t . M i l the ’Psychological - Educational on gambling charges at a Ferry DRIVI IN A RI ‘j Monday through Friday — under the direction of ALREADY TRAINED BY PSI FOR THIS report to the board, and teacher Clinic at Boston University. “ Dozen” 2:40-6:55 4 *5.oo longevity Involving non-consecu- Street club. That raid was one THI SCHOOL WITH UNIROYAL EXCITING REWARDING CAREER Assembly Topic He holds bachelor’s and mas of the largest attacks on sus MRS. MARLEE PHAU tlve service will also be discuss ter’s degrees from Catholic Unt* Former Owner and Director of the TOM THUMB NURSERY SOlIOOL NEW IDIAS IF YOU ARE A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE ed. pected gambling activity here In Of LWV Units verslty of America, a second recent years. PSI CAN HELP YOU Bulletin Board master’s from Fairfield Univer REGISTER NOW FOR JUNE 3rd G R O U P ! The League of Women Voters The annual inspection of *OQj[njLn|ASIJ^^ DAY—EVENING—SAT. CLASSES sity, and a Ph.D. in counseling will hold unit meetings on the Fayette Lodge will be held and dlnlcal psychology from FOR FREE APTITUDE TEST “ Connecticut (General As tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. after a the University of Connecticut. \ — ALSO — sembly” Wednesday at 9:30 dinner at 6:30 served by Hope THE New llaYEiiV ra WHOLESALE TIRE CO. TEL. 289-7787 WEEKLY and HOURLY CARE OR MAIL COUPON a.m. at the home o f Mre. Thom Chapter 60, O.E.S. The Fellow- lEu^ntn0 \ bHiirlloril 2 as Healy, 77 Ctoncord Rd.; craft degree will be exemplified. More Schools Electric \ GRADUATE El'SlIlGSSScllOOlS 357 BROAD ST. t h e FUNNIEST HO-? LUNCHES — SUPERVISED PLAY no WALNUT ST. PB00RAW

i ' * PA O K FO U B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN. MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 PAOl nVB ______l J b _ . ____ ^______------1 ------LaPJne, 90 Branfbrd S t; Lynn Tolland County years old attending school In dtscusv.^ No contestant will be lesplrator occasionally to assist or any other sign of life. home In Cape Town, South Afri er medical aourcet said all that Hospital Notes Halobunlo, Laurwood Dr., Bol- Femow, South Windsor Jayceeg Spongor ca, 4% months after his opera Ntanchester are eligible to corn allowed ;to enter more than three Transplant breathing. Cooley’s other surviving pa was needed was a suitable do ... . j ^ ton; Michael Addlaon, RFD 2, ic e in toe track and field tion, and Frederick West, 48, nor. All evening vlritinK b o i» ^ Manchester; Maureen Murray, Junior Olympic events. Awards will be given in Police said Nicks was fatally tient, Everett C. Thomas, 47, is Deffiocvttts Scch CoLndid£itp,8 events. This Is toe first" year beaten In a tavern April 23. eating a normal diet and walk whose operation was May 3 In Brazilian law prohlUta orfan at S p.m., and start, in the gj Town Council Open Meeting all catagories. First place win London. transplants, but legislation to varion. j^ts, at. P««»trics. 8 Still Tim e The Manchester Jayceee are girls have been invited to .win Performed They have chaiged Allred Lee ing In his private room. Thom tofe activity. Contestants wlli be ners will receive a trophy, sec Branum and Robert Damon as, a Phoenix, Arlz., account A team of doctors at a hospi permit such operations is ex sponsoring a Junior Olympic pected to be adopted this weak. Crowell " e Bun^ To Join the T o Hear Grievances Tonight To Run Against Rep. King di'videa into four catagories and ond place a silver medal, and In France Patterson, both 19, with murder. ant, received a new heart May 3 tal In Sao Paulo, Brazil, said to ham St.; Mrs. Eleanor Bolduc, Field Day at the Manchester compete iuônly those events third place a bronze medal. Dr. Benton.A. Cooley, chief of from a 18-year-old housewife day It was ready to perform the Medical sources said Zerbini, days, 8 p.m.’, weekends and holi day night’s meeting of the El High School on Saturday, May days; private rooms, 10 a.m.; 86 Linden St.; Mrs. Evelyn Cam- Democrat leaders in the 48th scheduled for tlmt catagory: The The Vaycees are sponsoring the St. Luke’s heart transplant who died of a gunshot ôund In first heart transplant in Latin one of Brazil’s leading heart panelli, 22 Seaman Circle; Wil- There will be an open meet- the Podunk Mill Club on El- lington Democratic Town Oom- 28 at 10 a.m. Entry blanks are (Continued from Page One) semi-private rooms, 8 p-m.; „ _ Joggers ing of the Town Council tonight llngton Rd. District are seeking candidates catagories are^ha^ follows: 11- toe day to promote community team, said mechanical devices the head. America. Dr. Euryclcdes de Je specialists, already has ob mlttee. available from gym teachers. 13 years old, 60, 109. 200,440— interest In their organization and The world’s other two heart sus Zerbini, head of the team, tained legal authorization and visitin* In 810, 814, and 828 Is at 8 p.m. at the high school Religion Classes' for the post of sfate representa Campaign Theme ly III Thursday but began to Im kept Nicks' heart alive after a It Isn’t etoo late to join the They should be filled In before yard dash. 14-16. 80, 19^ 200, In physical fitness. In line with doctor no longer could detect transplant survivors are Dr. said toe operation could take may operate before toe bill any time for immedUte family Oout^ Old 'Ttown at which all residents may dls- The R8v. Joseph Schick an- tive to run opposite Incumbent Houley’s campaign theme noon May 23. prove Friday. He continues to «.iv »ith » Vernon; Robert Regius, 100 joggers, according to Recrea 440, 880.; 17-19, 80, 100, 2(Xt, 440, the President’s call for com be fed intravenously and uses a electrical activity in the brain Philip Blalberg, 88, living at place within hours or days. Oth- comes to a vote in Congress. only, with a flve-mlnute limita cuss any approved topic having nounces that classes will' meet Republican Rep. Robert D. presently stresses the problems All boys and girls li to 19 tion. Afternoon visiting hours In Mather S t; Francis Matthews, to do with the operations of the as usual for both sessions of the 880, high jump, shot put afid munity programs. 1717 N. Elm St.; Joseph O’Con- tion Director Donald Berger. King of Tolland. faced by Tolland County as a obstetrics are 8 to 4 p.m. then ,, „ _ InsitrucUonal session.? are ‘own government. School of Religion on Saturday. Meetings between the Dem- rapidly growing area, in which begin again at 7 p.m. Visitors * nver tnr th.a aAoonti t nva a This *•*“» type of incwnngmeeting is HCUheld This &nia will wm beIJC uivthe itutu,final meeimimeeting o c r a 11 c Town Committee the property tax burdens are are asked not to smoke In pa- Also, Carolyn Del Signore, 73 . “ •* semi-annually to give the towns- of the school year for all stu- chairmen of Tolland, Ellington reaching maximum levels. starts today at all 4 DftL stortK fHonchaster Parkade - Corbins Cornar, Wast Hartford - Bristol Ploxa - Downtown Now Britain - Solo ends May 18 tlent’s rooms. No more than two Beryle De Wolfe, * purely individual sport and people an opportunity to . air dents but those receiving the and Somers, have reportedly In talks given In Tolland Fri visitors at one time per pa- Bast Hartford; Marjorie Mona- exeryone is welcome. Instruc- their grievances about the*town sacrament of Confirmation. The come up with an available can day, and to the ’Tolland County Rent. han, 701 Demlng St., Wapping; tlon is available from other government and the way things children being confirmed will Ovlde Lavoie ,East Hartford; sources although one’s personal have been done In the past six have the first extra class and didate from Somers, but other Association of Democratic Patients Today: 287 Deborah Hoff, 108 McKee St.; physicians should add an okay, months. - Those present will be rehearsal oh Wednesday from possible candidates are still Women’s Clubs meeting Satur being sought. day in Bolton, Houley stressed ADMITTEID SATURDAY: Brie Ellison', 92 Summer St.; those 40 years old. Paper- able to express their opinion 4 to 6 p.m. In the church hall. King’s perennial opponent, the need to elect a person to Mrs. Lucy Bradbury, East Hart- Deborah Lawler, 202 Autumn back copies of "Aerobics” by and give suggestions and rec- Report cards for the second Parley Officer John Burokas of Tolland, is not the Senate who thoroughly \m- ford; Raymond Brann, 36 For- ®t.; Mrs. Rebecca Grant, 71F Major Kenneth H. Cooper, U.S. ommendations on any pertln- semester will be issued to stu- Interested in running again, ac- derstands local problems and est Rd., Coventry; William Col- Bluefleld Dr.; Levi Fournier, A.F. Medical Corps will soon ent town matters.^ dents In the parish School of who has experience in local lins, 791 Main St.; John Pletch- **bi® Bt^ge Dr., Andover: Lisa be available locally. They Mayor Howard ” Fitts ex- Religion on Saturday, Edwin Edwards of 38 Wells cording; to reliable sources. St. lost week was appointed as Houley Backing Growing government. er, 166’ Irving St.; Mrs. Olive Davis, 37 Mill St.; Lauralynn have been a sell-out because of pressed the hope that the pub- The Holy Name Society of St. Robert Houley of Vernon, a Gates, Thompsonvllle; John Gilmartln, 73 Judy Lane, South interest in the jogging program. Hc hearing would draw a large Margaret Mary Church will sistant national seigeant-at- He stressed the need for good erms of the VFW national con Democratic candidate lor State planning and zoning to gidde Haynes, 122 Lake St.; Alfred Windsor. Much of the jogging is done number of Interested townspeo- hold its third annual antique Senator from the 36th District Heald, Hazardville; Mrs. Mar- Also, Barbara Miller, 83 between 6 and 7 p.m. on Mon- pie. show this Saturday from 10 a.m. vention, Aug. 16 to 23 at Do* growth in the direction the tro it, MlcR. (Tolland Ctounty), has picked up people desire, for increased SAL guerlte Hill, 104 Went Rd., Mountain Dr., Wapping; Mrs Wednesdays and Fridays No Project Concern Vote to 10 p.'m. and on Sunday from delegate strength for the June South Windsor; Alfred Laneri, Marla Paganl, 174% Spruce St.; *'**'‘’ '^® ®®bool board has post’ i p.m. to 10 p.m. in the church The appointment was made state ADM grants for schools, by JllUan Dickenson, VFW ad- 18 convention in Stafford. and Increased school construc- French Rd.. Bolton; Margaret Robert Woodard, 38 Chestnut directly in back of the main poned a vote at tomorrow’s hall. Dealers from throughout He Is expected to receive the Lynch, 328 Vernon St.; Edward St.; Christine CurUn, 149 Walker buUdlng. People come and go meeting on whether to continue the Northeast, will be present to 1“*®^ general. Uon grants, both of which are ^ m . m m • > ^ __ _ _ ^ _ 41— . . m .. . I _ - - - - - — 1 _ m ... .a ^ ^ ■ m a. 1 h — V ■ ^ _ J ^ _ A. A .______A backing of Vernon’s six dele MeVeigh, 18 Conway Rd.; Jo- St.; Irene Jacobs, 108A Blue- there Is no formal procedure, in a Project-type program next display their items from Eldwards is a district and needed to combat "soaring edu Each one does what he has set year. A spokesman explained past. The antiques may county commanider of the 'VFW gates and has the committed cational budgets and school con seph Mack, Clark Rd., Bolton; field Dr.; Mrs. Maureen Caval- backing of Tolland’s three dele Mrs. Nora Mahoney, I^kewood lo and son, 41 Strickland St.; out to do, alternately jogging that members will not be able purchased at the sale ^ and a past commander of the struction costs.” and walking measured dis Manchester unit. He is also gates to the convention. Houley In Bolton, he praised the Heights, Coventry; Arnolds Mrs. Nancy Munson and daugh- to attend the meeting. The There will be no meeUngs this declines comment on additional Maidelis, 38 Hawthorne St. ter, 623 Foster St., Wapping. tances. At any one time there meeUng Itself may be can- week of either the Senior or Civil Defense director of Man "vital role of women In gov are from six to a dozen per chester. support, other than saying he ernment” the women who do Also, Mrs. Esther Mathlason, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: celed if not enough members junior Choir of St. Margaret has supports from various 38 SWne St.; Mrs Emma Min- Mrs. Barbara Franceskl, Som- sons on the track with the oth are able to attend. Mary Church. the "behind-the-scenes tasks of ers resting or chatting. The board heard the com- Oommunlon towns. creative politics, such as voter v s A Lanzleri. 44 Susan the present elighith gradera. At If nominated at the conven registration, teleldione can Edna Mitchell, Green St.. Rock- Vernon; Thomas McNally, Berger estimates that while ments of the teachers Involved At St Francis of Assisi this meeting plans for the CYO vlUe; Mrs. Anna Nulka, Wind about 80 do their jogging at the with the youngsters who attend (jhurch the dhUdnen of ihe Fimf tion Houley will oppose in vassing, baby sitting, mailings 33 Seaman Circle; Mrs. Gladys for 'the coming year will be cumbent State Senator Andrew men’s summer dress shirts sorvllle: ■ Anthony Nascembeni school at least 50 more dto it South Windsor schools under made. and fimd raising.’’ Steele, 283 Phoenix St., Vernon: on their owi» where ,they like. Project Concern last Thuraday. . Repko of WUUngton, who Is ex 134 Lyness St.; Mrs Lorraine Helme, 438 W. Middle Couples Chib Meets Parenteau, 61 Hamlin St.; When it’s convenient. Ma% o^ In February the board held a pected to receive the unanimous Tpke.; Mrs. Martha Cote, Mt. ’The Couples Chib of 'the Con- backing of the Republican Con noyd ^ tn a m , 20 W adsw o^ vernon Dr".', ' Rock;;iire'; these started with the program public hearing on Project Con- Canada’s Com Leads reR. $5 and $6 Mrs. last faU. cem at which Dr. TTuâs Ma- gregationni Church will meet vention June 28 in Rockville. special St.; Peter Sheridan, 23 Hill ManHyn St. Germaine. 9 Minler- Friday at 7:30 p.m. a t the Ten UNITED NA’nONS, N. Y. — side Dr., South Windsor: Mrs. Dr. Joseph Knistan, one or- han of the Project spoke. He letters L -t Indlualve. Houley is slated to speak at L-' Clara Wadas, 41 Norman St.; ffAnizer of the local effort, was urged the town to s ta y ^ th the ^ on ^ Saturdays will H n Bowling Lmcs on RL 5. tomorrow night’s meeting of the World corn acreage last year Stock up now on these easy care, short sleeved James White, East Hartford. MacCoy, Bancrort Rd. Rock- the speaker at a meeting last program through next year even Coventry Democratic Town is estimated at 63 million, dress shirts in 100% Dacron polyester or cool vine; Mrs. Sally Wood 82 Center week of over 300 jogging en- if on a smaller scale next vear îUamending(Miaas with brief business moetipg will be Committee, which will also acres, 3 per cent over 1966 and purchase! ADMITTED YESTERDAY: 3.6 per cent above average. blends of 65% Dacron iwlyester and 35% Mrs. Bernice Alubicki, 360 Rd., Vernon. thusiasts at the Y.M.C.A. In because of classroom crowtog ®biadren there wiH be no held at toe church. feature the Democratic candi cotton. White. 14 to 17. Also, Winfield Elwell, 26 Max Norwich. if the meeting is held the buses.. MaooolcMeeting dates for the position of State Yield per acre averaged 36.8 Burnham St.; Mrs. Carolyn bushels, compared with 86.8 In Bentley, 18 Canterbury St.; well Dr.,- Vernon; David Hlg- .Pastel Demonstration board will also make a decision '"*® BViancdS of ^ o tg r o e n Lodge of MJaaons Representative from the dis featherweight Henry Berdat, 49 Ridgewood Sins, Jan Dr., East Hebron; Sal A demonstration in pastels by on the request of the South Church wiU meet on Sun- will meet tonight a t 7:30 a t the trict, including Bolton, Andover 1966. Canada’s yield, 84.6 ______Mrs. Myrtle Carlson will be Windsor EducaUon AssociaUon ^ P'”"' *be Oiurch Masonic Temple on Main SL and Coventry. bushels, was highest; toe 76.6 St.; Mrs. Zoe Burke, 242 >y Sanborn, 41 Baldwin Rd.; of toe United States was next. Hilliard St.; Mrs Helen David Anderson, 21 Edgewood K'ên at tomorrow’s meeUng of to close school on May 31 and ^ ^® ^^boworalDt Degree will be Houley will also speak to Fri easy care Bermudas Burnett. 11 Edwards St • Mau- Dr., South Windsor; Mrs. ‘be Tolland Art Association, ’.he instead have an additional day Fairfield Univerrtty will conferred and Heniy D. Prior print shifts*' reen Cavanaugh, 28 West Rd Bmma Bergh, 218 Broad St.. meeUng at the Rockville Pub- June 21, added to the school ®P®®b on “ReUglon and Youth will preside. Rockville; Mrs. Alice Windsor; Mrs. Maude Kloppen- be Ubrary will be held earUer calendar. Today.” The talk wUl be fol------Chambers, Barre, Vt.; Mrs burg, 92 Holl St.; Mrs. Harriet bian usual at 7:30 p.m. The board will also give a by dtecusalon and ques- N o -H it S tr in g reg. $7 Helen Crossen, Wethersfield: Moriary. N. School St.; Mrs. Mrs. Carlson of Bolton is a decision on the agreement be- “ b™- LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) — 4.99 values Mrs. Mary Dowglewlcz, 173 Lorraine Bolleau, Stafford member of the art associaUon tween the South Windsor Educa- MJass wlU foUow in ijie Church Las Cruces High School pitcher $16 to $20 11.90 High St., Rockville: Atrs. Marl- Springs; Myron Kalman, 163 attended the Hartford Art tion Association (SW£3A) and the yourth present Sal Lopez hurled is third 65% Daci"on ixilyester, 35% l3rn Hgazarian, East Hartford; Dr.; Mrs. Anne Lyons, q.' School of Art Board of Education. Hila agree- ^ weathw pernntkts supper straight^no-hit, no-run baseball DANIELS Mrs. Martha Freeman, 628 W. Hartford; Max Lnutrn- Silvermlne College of Art. ment does not pertain to salar- will be outaidb wiith hainburgers game S£turday-and has gone 17 Avril rayon in solids, plaitis, Middle Tpke. bach. 31 E. Maple St.; Wesley ”ê subject of her demonstra- ...... jgj, jjyj procedural matters ...... bot dogs. AM the youth of straight iimings without giving checks. Koratron for perma Also, Joseph Green, 28 Coburn Coolbaugh, 46 Wells St. tion will be flowers. involved in ruimlng the schools. parish are taviited including up a run or hit. TRAVEL AGENCY nent press. 32-42 waist. Airy “W hipped Rd.; Edward Herschler, 70 Also, Mrs. Shirley Barlow, 97 PW.0.IS. lor -plotoro ot tt. ^ ^ PRESENTS Wales Rd., Andover; Mrs. Bon- Foster St.; Frank Kunashevsky, (D&L, Men'H Shop, all 4 stores) C r e a m” Dacron month' selection and for crltl- ed. JE nie Klniry, 36 Victoria Rd.; Eas^ Hartford; Mrs. Helen Rog- cism. polyestens, soft Ban- Milan Knor, RFD 2, Manches- ers, 16 Morse Rd.; Mrs. Hen- Policemen’s Ball Democratic Women’s Aides 1968 Weekend and Ions and jerseys. A ter; David Kolbe, 291 Henry St.; rietta Blnks, 230 Woodbrldge The annual Vernon Po At the last meeting of the colorful, exciting va Douglas Minot, 436 W. Middle St.; Kenneth LaOoss, 66 St. liceman Ball will be held on South Windsor Democratic Join the Fun Tpke.; William Nugent, Staf- John St.; Mrs. June Losec and riety of prints. Saturday at Maple Grove on Women’s Club, the following Vacation Tours Misses’ sizes. ford Springs; Joseph Paquet, 24 son, 271 South St., Rockville: Franklin St. Music will be pro- chairman . ,, were chosen for the Hayes Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Clark and daughter. vlded by Paul McGeary and his ^ committees: Mrs. At the D and L boys’ famous sport Bertha IMnney, Stafford 10 ainton St.; Mrs. Rebecca orchestra. Although limited as „Doris Shaffer, hospitality; Mrs dresses reduced Springs; Nicholas Rituccl, Hart- Carr and son, 729 N. Main St.; Personally Escorted from M In the past a number of tickets “ J**^*® workshop; Mrs. ford; Mrs. Evelyn Smith, East Mrs. Susan Wilson and are avaUable and may be ob- ^ '"“ h, program, and or knit shirts from stack Hartford; Enos Snowman, 193 daughter, East Hartford. talned at the Vernon Police “ rs. Bonnie Andreoll, publicity. I Community Roojn Manchester and Hartford Adams St.; Lisa and Raymond ------— Station. At the same meeting Mrs. 10.90 ta 26.90 TUden, 83 Spruce S t; Mrs. Ann Bordua was elected second TUESDAY, MAY 14—1 P.M. Carolyn T’lnkiepaugh. 170 Chart- 500 Space Researchers There are almost 280 mosques vice-president. The next meet- 1.29 - 2.39 reg. $16 to $36 y o g a __Frank Zarafis o f New Haven wiH instruct PENN DUTCH WEEKEND TOURr-Visttlng LancBirter, York in Damascus, the capital of Syr- “^® Democratic Women's 4-7, reg. $2-$3.50 BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son and Hershey. complete tour of ■the Amish Country with stops Voiles, spun rayons, Convene in Tokyo la. Club will be held June 20 at classes in Yogic exercises. Get a new lease on life at 2 Flarmer’a Markets, chair factory, one room schooll house, to Mr. and Mrs. David Cord- TOKYO AP) _ About BOO with the practice that is sweeping the nation. Leam Amish Farm and quaint shops. A visit to Hershey with stops acetate knits, cot Rt. 6, Andover; a da ugh- scientists and space researchers to relax, lose weight, be supple and limber and at the HoTEfliey Chocedate Factory, Hershey Gardens, amuse 1.99 & 2.99 tons and jerseys. ter to Mr. and Mt». William from 30 nations gathered in TtJk- just plain feel better! Mr. Zarafis has bem a Yogi ment park zoo and a complete tour of the town. We itoall also 8-20, reg. 2.50-$4 Forbes, Southgate Apts., Apt. yo today for the 11th general for four years and studied imder Swami Vishnu- visit Roadside America. 2 nights at the beautiful York Valley (DftL, Dresses, A 48, Vernon; a daughter to Mr. meeting of the Committee on Devenanda of Canada. $1 per class. Inn wiito 2 swimming pools and sauna baths. A Bumptuous all 4 stores) and Mrs. Anthony Strauss, Space Research. It will deal RUMMAGE SALE Penn Dutch Dinner is included. V A i n ' A large group of styles and col Quarry Dr., Vernon; a daugh- with biological effects of radia WEDNESDAY, MAY 15—7:30 P.M. 3 Days. Departing May 17to and 24th...... 9 w m f 9 ors . . . all by top makers. Don’t tor to Mr. and Mre. Hiomaa tlon and other space problems. SPONSORED BY ST. JOHN’S TRAVEL—Take a trip to Hawaii, Africa, South w ait. . . these are all great buys! Crockett, WindsorvUIe. S<îchiro Tomonaca, Nobel America and never leave your chair. The Daniels MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND, WILLIAMSBURG TOUR— DISCHARGED SA’TURDAY: prizewinning jdiysicist and FRIENDSHIP CLUB Visiting Williamûrg, Jamestown, Norfotk and Virginia Mrs. Hattie Lawrence, 379 N. chairman of the Japan Science Travel Agency will provide the magic carpet—you Beach. Complete tour of restored area of Williameiburg and (UftL, Young World, all 4 stores) Main St.; Bernard MiCDonnell, Council, called for international WED., MAY 15 jtet sit back and relax. Films of different countries Jamestown. Also MiateArthur Memorial, Gerdens-By-The-Sea 184 Ludlow Rd.; Mrs. Madeline cooperation in space explora- will be featured each week to aid the prospective and complete tour of the Naval Base and Air S^ni-Hon. 3 wiehts MOntminy, 4 East St., Rock- tion. traveler and for the enjoyment of the armchair at the lovely Hotel Chamberlain on Ohesapealce Bay. A A g A Y vlUe; Mr. Raymond Boor, Staf- COSPAR was set up to- pro 23 GOLWAY ST. PARISH tourist. Students can. make use of this excellent 4 Days, Departing May 30th...... 0 A « 9 v ford Springs;. Mrs. Helen Kelly, mote the study of rocketry. It is 10 A.M .. 12 NOON -way to learn about a foreign city or country, too! special 483 Guidner St.; Mrs. Dorothy a branch of the Intematiional (First travel film at 7:30 p.m.. May 15). NEWPORT TOUR—Visiting the Nh,val Base, Elne Mansion, Black, East . Hartford; James Council of Scientific Unions. Breaker? Mansion and com'ête tour of the City and ^ A m | THURSDAY, MAY 16—1 P.M. Ocean Drive. 1 Day. Departing June 22nd...... ■ ^ • 9 U BRIDGE LESSONS — Expert bridge player and purchase! teacher, Mrs. Carol Graham of New Lmdon, will HYDE PARK TOUR—^Visiting Franklin D. Roosevelt’s home, Vanderbilt Mansion and Ogden' MllJs Mansion. 1 A B A right now! better GM conduct a six-week series of lessons for those de 1 Day. Departing June 23rd...... IA « 9 U If you don’t want to pay the siring to learn the game. Mrs. Graham is a student of Charles H. (loren and is certified to teach his JULY 4th WBEKE5ND, MONTREAL and QUEBEC TOUR— famous make MAfIK OF UCELlCMCf method. She is a life master in the American Con Visiting Man and His Worid with admissions tour of Mon spring tract Bridge L eaê Standings, the highest national treal, tour of Quebec City and a visit to S t Anne de BeaJupre. price of America’s roomiest cor ranking for a bridge player. FREE. %^ghts at the New Chateau Champlain In Montreal and r night at the Chateau Frontenac In Quebec. A A B A CAKE DECORATING, 7:30 P.M.—Ever wanted to 2 meals are Included. 4 Days. Departing July 4th. # T » 5 lv Bermudas ^ coats try the second roomiest: know how those gorgeously decorated cakes you et, see at parties were created? Now you can learn to CALIFORNIA and MEXICO TOUR — Visiting Abilene, St. make your own. This course will be taught by Mrs. Louis, Colorado Springs, Pikes Peak, Grand CSnyon, Hbover Ruth Connolly of Groton. She will teach the ele Dam, Navajo Indian Reservation, Las Vegas, Los Angeles mentary steps through intricate design. Students Hollywood, Disneyand, Knott’s Berry Farm, Movie Studios, Juarez, Son Antonio, HemisFair ’68 for 2 days. New Orleans 5.99 will leam by actual participation. Those wishing to and many other points of interenL Personally eseoried bv beautiful sleepwear sign for the lessons should do so at this first class Ronald Klein, cousin of Lawrence Welk, m mm mgk as materials must be ordered for each student, 23 Days. Departing July 27th...... 0 T 9 * I R I FREE. by top makers NOVA SCOTIA TOUR—Visiting Bar Harbor, HaUfetx, Peggy’s A fabulous selection of cotton shoi'ts by top FRIDAY, MAY 17—7:30 P.M. ^ v e , Citadel Hill, Cabot Trail, Capo Breton Hdlanld, ^ c e maker! Choose from country prints, neat stripes, ' I. INVESTMENT SERIES — Harry Zimmerman, a Edward Island, New Brunswick and Maine Includes a 6 hour smart ma(lras, pretty florals and summery solids. up to ^ 1 across the Bay of Fundy. Flniest accommoda- A tlPi A A ‘I f - registered representative with Putnam, Coffin & Sizes 8 to 20. \ Burr of Hartford, members of the New York Stock tions. 9 Days. Departing August 3rd...... Z 2 9 * U U . 2.99 to 4.99 reg. $4 to $7 66 Ch«yro/«f fmpofa 4-Ooor Sedon Exchange will conduct an investment and securities ■ ’-i I! 1 / ^ off lecture series starting this evening. He will lecture HAWAII and OUTER ISLANDS TOUR—Visiting San Fran- - 1! a new Chevrolet like this on various topics and will answer questions during ( ^ o , Honolulu, Waikiki Beach, Mhul, Hawaii, Kauai, Los Light and lovely gowns, baby dolls and Angeles and Las Vegas. Complete tours on all Ifflands with i l O i reg. $40 to $140 the talk. Mr. Zimmerman was graduated from tjhe m ^y m cals^d many extras. All-Deluxe Hotels a a b a m shifts with panties in cool cotton biitistes. cotton knit tops 11 blends ofot Dacron polyester-nylon-cottonpoiyester-nyion-couo or University of (Connecticut with a major in Eco throughout. 16 Day. Departing August 17th...... 8 9 9 * 0 0 Snap up great values If things like head, shoulder and leg room ore Chevrolet's 4-door sedan scored 290.7. A tenth of nomics. The subject of the first lecture will be nylon tricots. Prints or solids in small, me- important to you, take a close look at the new Q point behind the 4-door luxury model. “Your Investment Objectives.” FREE. dium, large. in Spring's newest Chevrolet. A pretty good showing when you consider how much fashion coats! Belted, values to $6 shaped and slim styles Automotive Newt did—and its 1968 Roominess more the expensive model sells for. And some of the SATURDAY, MAY 18—2 P.M. (D& I. LiliKvrit-, ull 4 HturcH) other cars Chevrolet topped carry just as impressive ®" twin-occupancy and Include oU 2.99 in wonderful fabrics. Index shows Chevrolet is the second most spacious STORYLAND FOR CHILDREN— Boys And girls of all American sedans. price tags. ages four through seven will enjoy this story and adm.ss.oS2!* V ® ® ® i”* - d Save on colorful tops for the summer season ahead. Solids, tweeds, checks. Misses’ sizes. The roomiest? That distinction, w e’re not at all But that's just a sample of the pluses you get at a arts and crafts hour just for them. Favorite stories Is. Sleeveless and short sleeved styles in stripes, embarrassed to admit, goes lo America's most Chevrolet price. You'll find a lot more of them in the fine will be read and then the youngsters will partici ^*'® k®®omn»ended On AU Tours solids and fancy patterns. Sizes S, M, L. popular luxury cor. things Chevrolet has designed around all that space.' pate in arts and crafts geared to the story. Mrs. tor Further Information ft Reservations Apply (D&L, Coats, all 4 stores) 1 ' Based on the Roominess Index, which totals seven Drop down to your dealer's and bring the family. Valerie Kelleher of Wapping, will be the instructor (D&L, Sportswear, all 4 Mtorcs) key interior dimensions to the fraction of on inch. This one's a real crowd-pleaser. for the series. She is a former kindergarten and second grade teacher And has two bojw, ages two and four. Admission 50 cents per session. CASUAL ROOMY HANDBAGS BOYS' SPORT COATS. SUITS. RAINCOATS LADIES' 10 & 16 RIB UMBRELLAS DANIELS Leather-look plastics, plastic patents and Setyn An assorted group in sizes 4 to 7, 8 to 20. Reg. to $25i. 1/2 off Nylon and acetate in prints and solids. Reg. $5, calf. Small inside zippers, some with compart GIRLS' COATS. SUITS. ENSEMBLES & DRESSES 2.99 You’ve never seen savings Bonus Sovings Plan 1 Any-Chcvrolet or Chevelfe with 200-hp Turbo-fi/e V6. TRAVEL AGENCY ments. Bone, whtie, navy, black. Reg. $9. 5 .9 9 Powcrglide Ctnd whitewalli. 3-6x, 7-14. 1 /2 off like this on '68 C/ievro/efs 35 BARRY ROAD and Chevel/es. Save on Bonus Savings Plan 2 Any Chevrolet or Chevelle with 250-hp Turbo-Fire V6, ^ MISSES' DACRON-COTTON SHIRTS Powerglide and whitewalls. NYLON TRICOT SLIPS & PETTICOATS popular V8 engines, SPECIAL GROUP OF GIRIS' DRESSES Bonus Savings Plan 3 Any regular Chevrolet yeriJhJ250-hp Torbo^Fire V8, « MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Semi-tailored or with lace. All by famous makers. By a very important maker. Stripes, prints, automatic transmissions, 3-6x and 7-14. Reg. $5 to $10. ^ 3 . 4 9 to 1 ,9 9 Turbo Hydro-Malic and whitewalls. TEL. 646-3012 White and colors. 32 to 40 and S, M, L in short or checks. 30-38. Values to $5. 2.99 whitewall tires—and more. Bonus Savings Plan 4 Now, lor the First lime ever, big savings on power average. Reg. $4 to $6. 2 . 9 9 to 9 . 9 9 BETTER W OOL SUITS 'Vl * . Just take a look at these disc brakes and'pawer steering vyhen you buy any Chevrolet or Chevelle with HDUS OP PASHIOH* Fol«y Travel 2 and 3-jx:. styles, some ensembles. .Jr. and misses’ sizes. 0 five bonus savings plans. V8 engine. . • . Brand Travel Service Bonus Savings Plan 5 Buy any Chevrolet or Chevelle V8 two- or lour-doot S3 Lewis Street 904 Main Street FAMOUS MAKE jCOTTON PAJAMAS Reg. $40 to $140. Up to 1/2 off MISSES' X MAKER SUMMER SHIRTS Then talk to your Chevrolet hardtop model-save on vinyl top, electric cfoclk, wheel covers ond Hartford, Connecticut AH with original price tags. Solids, prints, striiies, tVlUfmantlo, Conneotiout By a famous maker. A-line and straight styles, a dealer. oppeoronce guard items. MANCHESTER PARKADE Tel. 622-8188 Tel. 428-7716 checks in soft pastels. 32 to 40. Reg. $4 to $6. LADIES' & MEN'S LEATHER WALLETS Also other purse accessories. Aesorted colors. 1/2 off variety of colors. 10 to 20. Values to $11. ' 7 . ^ Agents for McMahon Tours, I.O.O. Brokers #MO-12jlllS 2.99 to 3J»9 Happening now ot your Chevrolet dealer's, a tremendous explosion of extra buying power. Only the leader could moke it happen. "■"'TrrurTSwilfeW:-;'- PAOB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 MANCHBlSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 PA O l SEVEN

"But mUitary men suspect that the Open Forum Hlanrl^pBtPi North Vietnamese wUl claim a scaling May W ants “ Majority Did Not Vote" down of infUtration during the next few To the Manchester Property The Open Forum Stipnitt^ l|praid weeks. Mtonsoons are dosing in over Owners Protective Association, G>mpetition Choicest Meats In TownI OBmbodla and Laos, slowing movement înmunicationB for pubUcation on the Open Forum wUl not PUM.TBHICD BY THE I viewed your blxarre mes y * * * ^ ” ^ publication If they contain more than 800 IIISRAUD FRINTINO CO.. INC. of men and trucks from Uie North. A sage to the cltlcens of Man U Dliell Stmt ■ J "® Herald reaervea the right to decline to publtoh From Sibal TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! lUachMter. Conn. R ed, contention that the flow was cut chester In Saturday’s Herald ^ matter that may be libelous or which is In bad taste. T H oiu s 9 . notoiraoN WETHERSFIELD (AP)—Ed Lean, Imported, Sliced voluntarily would seek to win a total with much concern. You have political views is desired by contributions WALUR R. raRODBON win H. May says he welcomes PubUahtn halt In U.S. bombing.” made a serious mistake. You character but letters which are defamatory or abusive B'oundcd Octobtr 1. I»«l______have underestimated the intelli toe competition from Abner W. There we have an educational look at will be rejected. BOILfD HAM PiMMiwl Bvery Brantnc BSxecpt Sundmjrs gence of the g;eneral public. Sibal for the Republican nom ■ad HoUiUyf. Bnttrtd at the Poet Office at both sides of the propaganda war. We, You point out that America’s ination for toe U.k Senate. —OR— lieiiohaeter. Conn., aa Second Claas Mali by exaggerating reports of addiUonal in- "His entry will Increase In Matter greatness was built on the con The Garbage Ckrilectlon responsibility by building filtraUon from North Vietnam, are try cept of “ majority rule.” I can terest In our state convention,” SUBSCRIPTION RATES -ivx fK m ^™****"* bridgee of understanding be- CHOPPED HAM Payable In Advance ing to paint p picture of our own long- not uJiderstand why you chooe „ ro me B J ^ r, tween black and white. It is said May following Slbal’s an One Year ...... IJO-SS suffering virtue and of North Vietnamese to include this in your message nouncement Saturday of his can —^Mix or Match Them— |b Six Months ...... 15.S0 1 m quite disturbed about the through these few children that Three Months ...... 7.S0 wickedness. In turn, the North Vietnam when It Is very ob'vlous that the ^ o m ln g garbage contract that we can help bring about this didacy for the nomination. May (Limit 2 Lbs. Per Family) One Month ...... 3.60 ese may be about to tfcy to make a majority of the electorate did has Jên making the news late^ understanding. The Negro chil- announced his candidacy more than two months ago. MEMBER o r virtue for themselves out of a routine not vote! In fact, because ap ly. If I'm not mlstBicen, three dren of Hartford need and de- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS proximately two-thirds did not ” I feel I stand a better seasonal turn In the weather. ^ a ra ago at a cost of $40,000. serve a better education, and HIGHLAND PARK MARKET The Associated Press la exclusively entiUsd vote, it would seem that the ma chance” to defeat Abraham Ri- iO the use of repuhlioatlon of all news dis the town gave us an extra aerv- with our 'facilities we con pro- 817 Hl8:hland S t, Manolwateiv-Phone 648-4X78 patches credited to It or hot otherwise credit But we don't think the Wall Street jority did Indicate that they ice, which was the removal of vide for them. We are convlnc- blcoff, toe Democratic incum ed In this paper and also the local news pub- 'Journal's educational look was really would be perfectly saitdsflod with bent for toe senate seat, Sibal Hshed here. , , rubbish, providing it 'was' placed that the’ equal sharing of AU rixhta of republlcatlon of special dis necessary for many Americans. the Board of Educatkm’s deci ed in front of the house near knowledge 'Will bring the races said. patches herein are Mso reserved.______Also welcoming Sibal into the The propaganda claim has come to sion. It might be said that the toe road. This was going to closeir t^;etoer In future yenfs. majority handed the Board a race was State Republican The Herald PHnllnr Conmany Inc.. as have an atmosphere all its own, no mat "save money” , and eliminate a To deny the rigjite of a.person sumes no financial responsibility for typo- vdte of confidence for making a Chairman Howard E. Hausman, arapbloal errors appearinc in advertisements ter what Its source. lot of problems at the dump be- just because his skin color is and other reading matter In The Manchester sound decision. cause toe homeowner was do- different dhows no sign of intel- who said he hoped, however, FIRST IN MANDHESTER Evening Hemld.______But the game has become so well es The "majority” that your As Ing this and that wrong, etc. Ugence. ” we won’t have a primary.” subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washtng- tablished, so mudi a part of the Inter sociation seems to be concern I’ll bet It hasn’t saved a dime Those students who voted no Hausman said Slbal’s entry in ton Post News Service. _ _ . . toe Senate nomination race was Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. national routine, that nobody would even ed with is, in reality, only a and most of the problems are to toe question did so for PuMlshers Representatives — The jullut think of daring to experiment with any little more than one-sixth the still there. reasons other than basic pre ’’not a factional th!ng” among Exclusive at Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi Connecticut Republicans. thing 'so defenseless and Unwarlike as electorate. The "will” of the At iiresent there is talk about judice. The statement most cago. Detroit and Bostoir______people that you are attempting A primary, Hausman said, the truth. That is something that can a cost to the homeowner of an often cited for discontinuing inr.MWir.n AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA to protect is the will of a small "would be healthy enough, ex only be approached by each individual, additional $26.00 a year if the support of the project was that Smoke Pours Out from Under Hood HOLMES AND BURNS TIONS^^______group, not that of the majority. Mjanchester schools are pot able cept that it would cost the party for each individual, by the appUcaUen present contract is negotiated, Display advertising Closing hours: Furthermore gentlemen, the to accomodate any additional Firemen from the Eighth Utilities Distiict extinguish a fire in the engine too much money.” ^ r Monday — 1 p.m. gVidav. of each individual’s own information, ex if the homeowner would Uke Sibal would need 207 of the STEREO TAPE CORRAL For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturdav. irresponsible way In which you the contractor to continue pick students because of existing compartment of a 1966 Oldsmobile owned by Hardy Davis, of Bolton, yester For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. perience, and intelligence to whatever conditions. If Manchester con- 1,033 votes at toe state conven For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. used such cherished words as; ing up his garbage in the rear day at 7:45 p.m. in front of 247 Tolland Tpke. Fire officials said the engine For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. official tale he is told. . . . "Government by the people tion to force a primary with For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ofW hom erothe“nvl8e, m ecM - was heavily damaged, but that the cause of the blaze had not been determin May. Asked if he would chal AUTO STEREO TAPES and for the people ...” Is tractor wants an additional $72,- become dependent Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day beforr ed. (Photo by Graham McDonald) lenge May in a primary, Sibal publication. S p.m. Friday for Saturdar outrageous. How ironic that 217.00 per year for continuation upon us and 'will expect us to and Monday puhllcaUon. accept more and more students. said: "I don’t know. I’ll do your group should misuse the of the present system. I’m INSTALLED AND SERVICED Monday, May 13 An Atmosphere Of Men words of the man whose name Will there ever be a time when achieved as long as people con- everythng I can to win at the not disputing that he must need Hartford will accept Its own tinue to ask what their country convention. A decision would During the second day of the Columbia is synonomous with equality and Application Forms Ready trucks and that reliable help educational responsiblUMes? can do for them in preference have to be made at that time.” WIDE SELECTION OF TAPES University uprising. Bill Stowe, the rights of all, no matter what The Fight For Good Trakifl must be paid, well and therefore Others felt that toe referen- to what they should do for their Sibal, 47-year-old attorney who young crew coach, wrote a letter of res race or creed! Project Concern will concede that the additional For Summer School Classes served two terms in toe House, The cause, perhaps, is a losing one. ignation. He was afraid, he says now, must continue. . . . "That this dum should have bepn present- country. FROM S69.9S money asked for is -wurranted, ed to the townspeople before toe It also cannot be realized _from 1961-1965, said his objec- that President Grayson Kirk might "give nation, under God, shall have a Brochures describing the ex- Non-credlt enrichment cours- ,, , . But there will come, from all train lov however, let Mr, O’Neill de vans ndooted bv toe when a portion ot our citizens _, ____ _ , , live in entering the race was to 3 new birth of freedom. . .” !!! ers, and from all who would Mke to have in to those cruddy, weirdo slobs.” The crease a service that wasn’t Board of Ekiucation.' ivho are just beginning to share paci^cd 1968 Manchester Sum- es for pleasure and self-lm- , j r , •John T. Garoppolo, Which h e CALL OR STOP IN ANYTIME available the possibility at leisurely basketball coach, Jack Rohan, advised asked for, and maybe the over Although children are coming equality are resented, because mer School program and con- a choice, and win in Novem Stowe to "sit on" the letter for a while. Sincerely ing offered, include: Arts and ; long distance transportaUtm which per all increase will be far less toarj to the suburbs to be educated, they had the misfortune to be taining application forms have ber.” He was defeated in the Stowe says he sweated out the next few A Manchester Property Owner, crafts, driver education, Instru- 478 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER the above figure mentioned. at the end of toe school day they born of a slave tradition not of been distributed to all schools, 1964 and 1966 elections by Dem- mits its passengers to see something of days: How could he write to the young 269 Parker St. mental music, mathematic op- r. I don’t believe there _ is » _ are bused back to their Intoler- their own making. Mistakes Donald Warren, director, 1ms Aratinn. ocratic Rep. Donald J. Irwln the country being traversed, emne scat- - sters he had recruited for next year’s eratlons, reading, study habits, Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 647-9997 homeowner in tods town who abled living conditions. And stu- have been made by all groups announced. The GOP state convention will tered faint cheers for a recommenda “ Teaching The Outdoors” typing and woodworking. freshman crew and "give them the 100 • "needs”’needs” ludeotwice .aa wool,week -.. rubbishkw-u questioned why one group but it is unwise to, cut off one’s The brochures and forms may be held June 14-15 in Hartford. tion made by an examiner of the Inter To the Editor, per cent come-on” ? But Kirk called in removal. I don’t clean out my is Isolated. Are there not white nose to spite one’s face. What be obtained from any elementa- The following new enrichment state Commerce Commiaelon the other the police to clear students from univer On May 7 I sat in on a cellar that often and I don’t courses ‘are being added to the meeting of the Board of Direc children who also need at; benefits the less pri-vileged will, ry school office or secondary day. sity buUdtngs, and Stowe, “ pleased to be believe anyone else does. Ilie tenUon? benefit all. school guidance department of- 1968 offering: Field studies in tors and listened to one of the What this federal examiner, John S. asked and pleased to go,” led 100,police cost of this front yard nibbl'sh biology, space and oceanog most fantastic and harebrained We anticipate with great in- Sincerely, fice. raiders through the underground tunnels removal will probably be more raphy, mathematical skills for Messer by name, recommended came in ideas that it has ever been my terest toe final decision to be , Mrs. Edward Jaworskl Summer classes will begin and up into Hamilton Hall. than $40,000.00 for the next three 83 Pitkin St. June 26 and continue thrtmgh college preparatory chemistry two varieties, the particular, and the privilege to encounter. delivered by the Board of Edu Bill Stowe is a 6-foot-3-inch, dark- years and certainly this service Aug. 8. Most classes will meet and physics, English composi general principle. I heard a proposal that the cation. haired, brown-eyed, handsomely open- could be reduced to once a "Long To Be Remembered’’ two hours daily, Monday tion, conversational Spanish for. In particular, he recommended that Board of Directors O.K. the ex 8 DR English Class Ihe Front Runners faced, self-described “ apple-pie Ameri week, twice a month or even To toe Editor, through Friday. ' grades 7-8, and creative writing penditure of over $61,000 to Illlng Junior High Soflool the Southern Pacific railroad restore can.” He is humorous, casual and friend once a m oi^ . At present, toe I would like to take this op- Advance mail registration is for grades 2-6. "teach teachers” about the out Pullman and diner service to its New ly. Last September, despite warnings that truck drive/ handles the street portunlty to thank toe chair- required for non-credit courses doors. “ This Sad Sprii^ Enrichment courses are self- Orleans-Los Angeles Sunset Ldmlted, Columbia was a graveyard for crew removal anyway and a man man. Deputy Chief Raymond and strongly recommended for This is the way it would oper To the Editor, supporting through tuition fees thus making it a first class pluidi train goes,.jip on both sides of the Thompson, and his committee academic courses, since classes coaches, Stowe was enticed from a Phila I have only liv e ^ n Manches cha/ged. A special funding ar ate. Reg;ularly employed teach for the fine job they did for my are filled on a first-come, first- h u ve it: delphia investment house with promises street to pick up toe garbage again. ers would be taken during school ter since last Dêmber. Many rangement with the Board of of alumni support, new boats and a chal from the rear of toe home. If testimonial. served basis. In general, Examiner Messer pro Naiture Study By Sylvian OCIara hours to the Lutz Museum ar times I have been asked, as a Directors makes it possible for lenge. A graduate of the Kent School everything, including the flies I would like to thank Chief Mail registrations must be re- posed a principle a lot of people have Samara—^Maple ea to be taught about the “ out newcomer, /whether 1 liked fees to be retiuned to pay for and of Cornell, where he received a de from all toe in-ground garbage W. C. Mason for a fine job as ceived by June 15. Cards show- ; been hoping to see revived. He recom- doors.” Manch^teyT and I have always the program. ^ gree In hotel administration, Stowe man cans is moved to the front of master of ceremonies. ing class schedules and room They would be paid their aivswered; ’’Who could help It? ’ mended that the governmoit should tm- aged to keep sharp enough during a Navy the house, than toe men should My very sincere thanks to all assignments will be mailed to regular salary plus money from It h a s ^ c h a nice, self-respect dertake to enforae.'certain standards of tour as supervisor of the Saigon officers’ be able to get the jab done fast who contributed to toe gifts, all registrants June 24. this over $61,000. ing tluy look; it has very beau- Freshmen Openings is S i ll long-haul passenger service even U the club to stroke the Vesper Boat Club to a Herald er and a decrease, not an in and to anyone that helped in Enrollment in the elementary By Rowland Evans Jr. A young man, apparently tlfya and very efficient libraries ailfeoted railroad could prove U was los crease, should take place. any way to make it an occasion reading and arithmetic pro Total 1,865 go}d medal in the 1964 Olympics. I n s i d e from the teachers’ union, was Yesterdays Since this newspa.per is kind best of all it has kind and long to be remembered. grams will be limited to Man- ing money on the passenger operation in /'Stowe is 28 years old and unmarried. quick to say that this was not a DURHAM, N.H. (AP) — Col enough to provide toe space for 'irlendly people.” Mrs. Edward Jaworskl Chester children recommended question. .'He works, and sometimes llves^ in a case of double pay, that when a leges in Connecticut have a total 2 5 Years Ago our opinions, I would like yto I’ve always answered that ^ 83 Pitkin St. by ithelr schools. This could be going back to an andialc stone boathouse on a bend of the Har Robert D. Novak teacher was taken from her or way, until last April 30. Now of 1,865 openings for freshmen M see some other opinions, ypro Manchester The secondary academic pro but honorable principle, in which K iswd lem River. He sat in his office there R e p o r t Miarlon Casey is elected presi his class, a substitute teacher next fall, according to a report or con, to find out how ^ ^ e rs the tidy lawnq, yes, even the gram, for credit makeup or re this week, his broad back to a window dent of the Professional Wom would be engaged to teach the by the New England Board of to be assumed that a public utility like feel. The tax rate keepg climb azaleas euid dogwood trees view, will not be restricted to that overlooks the river and the enor WASHINGTON — Ho Chi Present were Dean Acheson, In fact, growing infiltration en’s Caub. class. Higher Education. the railroad, in retiun for Its public ing, and things Uke jmia don’t speak sadly of greed, rather Manchester residents. mous light blue C that generations of Minh’s refusal to take a single Douglas Dillon, McGeorge Bun into South Vietnam is now g;iv- Capt. John L. Jenney, former Manchester citizens can draw than of joy in God’s creation. Mine Operators The board released figures for franchise, was in turn boimd and oW- Columbia rowers have painted on a high thelp. Subjects to be offered are as small step to reduce infiltration dy, George Ball (since named ing the President hard second ly connected with loral State their own conclusions as to what Jai^k J. Lappen The libraries ring with mighty New England here Saturday in gated to maintain and operate a whole stone bluff. follows; English, grades 7-12, or the level of combat in South to succeed Arthur Goldberg in thoughts about Ho’s intentions. and National Guard units, is pro the teachers would learn. Per words of brotherhood and Won’t Let Men social studies, 7-8, world under dicating that 9,889 freshmen collection of servlcM deemed nMessaiy "It’s important,” he said, “ that there’s Vietnam is hardening President If the ground war intensifies moted to the rank of major. haps about the birds and bees of the United Nations), and Cyrus Clai^'Voted justice, but it is like a cold standing, U.S. History, modern class vacancies exist at 105 of and deslrahle for the public^ qven If a place where the kids can learn dis Johnson’s mood and endanger Vance, a private lawyer who and U.S. casualties start going the Oak Grove area. Return to Work To toe E d lt^ wind blowing and the people? problems, mathematics, 7-10, the 164 degree-granting institu ‘ some of thes6 services proVed much less cipline, sacrifice, team work and sports ing the Paris peace talks before The real question is, why wlU be the Presendent’s No. 2 up again toward levels of last 10 Years Ago Recently/our class voted on The people are kind to me, be Algebra I and II, plane geome tions in toe six-state region. profitable than others. manship in an atmosphere of men. I was they have even started. But that aren’t these teachers teaching (Continued from Page One) Paris negotiator. Administra February and March, Mr. John whether / or not Manchester cause I don’t need anything try, science 7-8, earth science. Some of the openings are for A very proud when the aithleites formed a is not Ho’s biggest bluoider these Mayor Harold A. Turklng;ton’s our children reading, writing We have, today, one o r two railroads tion officials present were rov son would be free — far more shoulij/iôntinue to support Pro from them that would be days entombment. Ten miners Biology I, Chemistry I, Spanish specialized study, the report ring around the buildings to keep food plan for North End redevelop and arithmetic Instead of trying . left \ddch are proud of.êir passenger days. ing Ambassador Averall Harrl- so than if he were ruimlng for ject ^n c e n l. By a two thirds troublesome to give. are rhlssing and presumed I, Latin I, French I and II, Typ said, and dormitory space is from being brought in to those g;uys.’’ ment program receives iSRaiil- to find out about the ’’outdoors” ' service, and determined to maintain It. Some top officials here now man. No. 1 U: S. negotiator in re-election — to end the bomb m ^ rity we voted yes to this If I had had a vote on April dead. ing I. limited at 45 of the schools. At Columbia, as in most universities, suspect that the North Viet mous backing ot the Republican during school hours? But most of the railroads which are Paris, and Gen. Maxwell D. ing pause. tiestion and then decided that, 30, there would have been a "The mine operators say they the varsity coaches and their athletes namese resident may have de Town Committee. The proponets of the unbeliev Taylor, Presidential adviser. If nothing else. Ho should /as a group project, we would margin of 130 instead of 131 won't send their boys down until still operating an^ long-haul passenger traditionally form a conservative clique. able scheme announced that the cided on a course of publicly ’ItUs same group had met know by now that Mr. Johnson, compose a letter Incorporating for the Denlers but what We drain the flooded shaft and service are trying to get out of tt, and scheme was not going to cost Most coaches and athletes were allied humiliating Mr. Johnson or at secretly In December, when It above sill others, does not enjoy the sentiments of both groups. difference would that have recover the 10 bodies,” said the there Is continual evidence that they are with the administration early in the up the taxpayers of Manchester least of putting the President went ông 'with the prevailing belhg trifled with. Yet, much A Thought for Today Inrtegration is more than a made in this sad spring? official. trying to disdourage and sicken their rising, according to Stowe, although the through a harsh testing period. ’’one red cent.” Administration view that mili that Hanoi hsis done since Sponsored by the Msmehester word. It is a need. Continuation Yours truly, "They’re mighty worried. FLETCHER GLASS GO. OF MANCHBS'rrat Corvette, Impala S/S, Chevelle S/S, Nova S/S, Camaro S/S — Chevrolet’s existing patronage rather than expand occupation of Hamilton by black stu As viewed by these officials. tary progress by the U. S. was No, not one red cent, but the- Muriel B. Dawkins Y March 31 amounts to precisely Council of -Churches of Project Concern is impera- dents "created a racial overtone and taxpayers of Manchester are They’re asking a lot of questions got the sports spirit in every series and every price range. And on top of U. They wduld like to carry nothing but Ho is under the delusion that winning the war. In March, that, a miscalculation with im Uve In helping to satisfy this made it difficult to take sides, espeically going to pay $61,000 more in which will probably come out at the top selection, you’ve got the spectacular values of the ’68 SAVINGS freight, which is profitable. Mr. Johnson’s decisicin not to however, the group was split, plications both bloody and tra need. The burdens of Hartford’s Lincoln’s Words 649-4521 guys like Hohan who depend on Negro run for re-election has ended The Amerlcait-way of life has income taxes and perhaps even the board of inquiry,” *When You Think of Glass^ EXPLO going for you, too. Check it out, Sport Fans. See a FRONT O ut .Way to try to stop this trend a majority siding strongly with gic. racial problem should be shar To toe Editor, students." In all the boajs there’s only his influence over American become the en'vy and the goal more if the Congress votes to Most of the 15 men who were Think of Fletcher” RUNNER — and be one. would be to accept the principle sug the President’s tentative deci ed by its suburbsm of which In response to the letter from rescued have said that they one black oarsman, a heavyweight spare. politics and made him a captive of every civilized nation in the Increase the tax by the 10 per g est^ by this federal examiner the sion ot make a new, dramatic world. They want what we have. Manchester is one. Is it not the "one of the majority” ending continue to work in the mines. Stowe says he would like more but "it of 'the doves. Nothing could be On This Date cent surcharge. oîer day—that In return for its fran appeal for peace (a decision What do we have? Things. Pos duty and responsibility of man with the phrase ’’for toe people "Accidents happen” is the phSb- doesn’t seem to be their sport.” farther from the truth. that followed the Communists’ To my amazement, the Board his 54 McKEE STREET 1st Sea-Horse chise, the railroad owes the public a Once Hamilton Hall was cleared, how In 1846, the U.S. Congress de session of these things presum of Directors without any discus t obe concerned about’ ‘ and by toe people” let us put sophy of 'toe men who work in It was President Johnson Tet offensive.) history back on toe track by the Appalachian coal fields, aosroA/ /whole package of services. ever, all Columbia students, from Stowe’s alone, backed by only two of clared that a state of war exist ably brings happiness. The ads sion voted approval. i / neighbor? 40 h. p. What this ôuld tell Hi Chi Manchester can fulfill its quoting these famous words ac- The 10 missing miners were Another thing government might do, "top level —the R.O.T.C.-type kid and his toji-level adviser^, who ed between the United States say so, and our initial owner Wilber Ut]Ye Mlnh is that President John- • curately, ’’that this nation, un- following a map when they tup- TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS the athletes’’ —down to his "bottom lev privately rejected the Hanoi and Mexico. ship of such things proves It. Editor’s Note; Ye editor, )»&,v- WHALER Outboard not as a regulation, but as a help, is to son, far from being a lame- der God, shall have a new birth neled into the flooded McKenzie from $25.0D to $45.D0 el," were at least briefly’ united in pro proposal to start talks with the In 1865, the last engagement In a little while, however, such ing gfrown up on a farm / like On Display at FLYING DUTCHMEN MARINE recognise that it itself has just as much duck captive of the doves in of freedom — that government mine, Richardson said. The 1381 Berlin 'Turnpike, Berlin test against alleged police brutality. U. S. at Warsaw. The manner of of the Civil War took place at things no longer please us. We Wilber, naturally thinl^ that of a duty to subsidise the railroads as If side or outside the government, NOTICE of the people, by the people, for map Indicated thO McKenzie Stowe, present through that night and that rejection, unreported until Palo Pinto, Tex. search for other things, find young people should learn about Now Is the time to bring In your sereens to be repaired. is today more flexible on the the people shall not perish from tunnel was 200 feet away from does to subsidise the air lines or the morning, says he saw no brutality. He now, is worth examining to un In 1940, Queen Wllhelmlna and them, enjoy them, and soon we the outdoors by dolrig chores ■ FOR ADMISSION Storm window glass replaced. war than at any time in his ad the Gauley No. 8 shaft. steamship hnea. chides crewmen who did with a "What derstand the President’s total Crown Princess Juliana of the are searching once again. It and going after the/cows. OF ELECTORS, the earth.” Let us not confuse the mes "There was negligence some HEALTHWAY’SJiuinvvni o m What government has just done, how were you doing up at 3 A.M.?” control over U. S. policy, down ministration. . Netherlands fled to London seems that our pleasure doesn’t TOWN OF ANDOVER, HANSEN CUSTOM sage which Mr. Lincoln was try- where,” said Frank Davis, mine AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ever, is a stop In exactly the opposite Despite the current student strike, sus to the smallest detail. No one around Mr. Johnson ahead of Nazi Invaders. last too long, that we are rest Sailors’ 'l^tiool Old really knows what decision he Also in 1940, Prime Minister less. Young or old, we are look that liK “ ‘"IP'-'’* "P»" foreman and one of the rescued scuba direction—the removal of its maU con pension of classes and general con'v 'or. The first word to reach Mr. COPENHAGEN — The first men. "Somewh- 'c someone GLASS FURNITURE TOPS tracts, without providing any substitute at Columbia, the varsity teams have Johnson on April-il about War will make from one day to the Winston S. Churchill told the ing for happiness, and it always school of navigation was found DIVING GEAR next. Thus, If Mr. Johnson de British; "I have nothing to offer escapes me. Why? £ H r . . T a SURFBOARD continued their programs. ’Today Colum saw came over a White House ed late In,the 17th century by XulCWLUiS /.II a U a o a X m vw -1 Dnrtrtitn ai bolstering of railroad income. dover wlH be In session in the present all toe people: second. Rescue supervisor H. E. Sund- bia rows at Worcester, Mass., and next news ticker, quoting a Hanoi cides that Ho Chi Minh is cash but blood, toll, tears and Perhaps St. Augustine has the Ole Roemer, who was rector of MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) Unless government can, by some com town office building on Monday, that all of toe people must car- strom said the map was a com- dispatch from the Soviet news ing in on the partial bomb and sweat.” answer when he says, "Our There s nothing to write, nothing to guess, nothing to buy — just fill in bination of regulation and subsidy, prod week begins pointing toward the Inter the University of Copenhagen May 20, 1968 from 6:00 P.M. to ry the burden of responsibility binatlon of two maps—one pre-, agency Tass. The formal pro ing halt, he might well react In 1946, the Allied military hearts are restless until they PICTURE FRAMING (all types) the coupon below and deposit it in the Official Drawing Entry Box in the collegiate Rowing Association’s annual but famous in science chiefly 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of g^, that the final result ot an in- pared by Maust engineers, then and siqiport the railroads into some ar mid-June regatta. Stowe believes that all posal, in a coded cable from by full resumption of bombing government ' ordered that all find rest in Thee (God).” as the man who discovered that admitting all formed people governing them combined with a map of the showroom of any one of the Greater Hartford Chevrolet Dealers. Additional bitrary perpetuation of the ixisBenger his oarsmen will stay at school for the U. S. Ambassador William Sulli — and without worry about pub Nazi military memorials be de , Rev. Francis J. Mlhalek light has a finite, rather than WINDOW and PLATE GLASS found to be 'qualified to be selves wisely would be real- McKenzie mine, abandoned in entry forms are available, too, at all Greater Hartford Chevrolet Dealer runs the railroads would like to rid I.R.A., allthough a few have* shown mild van in Vientiane, Laos, was sent lic opinion. stroyed. Church of the Assumption infinite, velocity. Electors of the Town ot An ized. This goal can never be 1956. ships; and you can enter as many times as you like right up to 6:00 P.M. themselves of, it is going to develop sympathy with the protests. He does not to Washington at top speed but dover, Connecticut. Saturday, May 25, 1968. The drawing to determine the winners will be eventually that there is only one way to have the problems facing the coaches of reached the President after, the The qualifications are as fol held at Hotel America, Hartford, on Wednesday, May 29,1968 at 10:00 A.M. make surb that people can travel about more intellectual athletes, such as fencers Tass report. lows : Applicant must be twenty- . one years of age, must be a You don’t have to be present, of course. The winners will be notified by this country by train if they wish to. and tennis players, he says, but he has Mr. Johnson’s immediate re phone or mail. The drawing is limited to licensed drivers only worries. "You have a kid who is march action was fury: he would not resident of the Toyn of An That would be to have the government dover for six months, It foreign ing against Dow Chemical or resisting conduct delicate diplomatic itself take over and operate the rail F is c h e R i born must be a naturalized BEAT THE PRICE RISE the draft, and that kid’s not concentrat business with Hanoi through roads , as government does almost ^®32SIiESC3'w s s tx a citizen. ing on the water.” public news channels. Ruth K. Munson, ON BRONZED BABY SHOES r everywhere else in

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The May Frolic buffet i«nnAr Lord. Construction of a bathhouse, daiice, co-spohsored by tiie De- Hts wife, Mildred, died in designed— to ...cci,meet theuie require-require "locratio Town Committee and 1963, shortly after both of their SALE ments and specification of the Democratic Women’s Club sons, John Jr., and Henry Louis, State Department of Health, Is ^ h’om 8 p.m. • had begun studies for the Catho expected to begin shortly. With- ^ ^ Italian Amerl- lic priesthood. out the bathhouse the pond can- BWendshlp Club. Music Hablger followed them into not be used for swimming, ac- *** provided by the G-Cleffs, the seminary, and all three soon cording to a ruling by local town dtmatlon of flO per coujde will complete their studies at Health Director Dr. Majorle requested. Co-chairmen of the Named Scholar Belmont Abbey at Belmont. Purnell. dance are Stanley KuUk and SPECIAL MONDAY • TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY They are from Salina, Kan., The parking area at the pond Dandurand. Wesley C. Oryk Jr., son of and will be ordained at St. Ben site will be relocated this year, TinkefaiTickets aredm avallabl e from edict's Abbey in Atchison, Kan., and 8 loads of sand will be add Three Sons Cleaners, Wanats, Atty. and Mrs. Wesley C. on June 14. ed to the beach, Holley said. Walter Bleleckl or Mrs. Herbert Gryk of BO Forest St. and a Hampton. 5 to 7 Hablger was an oil well drill- R «c board member William dean’s list student at Harvafd c -er, a sales manager and a real Baker has met with State De Dental Health Conference University, has been awarded estate appraiser before studying partment of Health officials to A state dental hyglnlest will an Eldward Whitaker Scholar LB Avg determine the condition of the clean the teeth of pre-school for the priesthood. ship. He and his sons are members pond. The Department of Health children four years of age and offlcials to determine the condi apply idiosphate fluoride to The scholarship is given a of the Benedictine order. Bened freshman student who shows ictines take vows of poverty and tion Of the pond. The Depart help prevent dental cavities. ’’the most outstanding scholas obedience. When Hablger pre ment of Health assured Baker The — -, hygenlstb——- will "•** be at the tic ability and intellectual pared to enter the semiitaiy he THE GREATEST ASSORTMENT! the pond met acceptable stand- United Congregational Church promise as indicated by distinc divided bis property among his ards during the past season and ®- I®. U. 12,. IS - and 16. tion in studies and general two sons and his daughter, Pau at present. The pond is perlod- Appointments may be made by achievement.” la who is married. His and Ills IcaUy checked by Dr. PumeU. calling the Rockville Public sons’ possessions will go to the There have been reports that Health Nursing Association of Gryk, a 1967 graduate of East LB BenedicUne order. THE GREATEST VALUE! the pond is becoming poUuted, fice, Park St. RockvUle. Catholic High School, was pres but the Health Department re- Language CSub Program ident------of its National Honor SUGAR CURED TO PERFECTION Monkees* Davey Jones port refutes them. The Junior Mgh Language Society chapter. He was winner Jack McCoy, Waterfront di Club, under the ddreotion of of a NeuUonal wMerit — Scholar^p Visits Fan in Hospital rector at— Crandall’s------„ jTuiiuPond lorfor mans- Hbdglns, will pre- and was one of two high school FAMILY PHOENIX, Arlz. AP) — THE GREATEST SALE! the last two years, will return annual assembly pro- seniors from Connecticut nam Rhonda Cook, 11, who lost a leg^ agaln. He will be assisted this Sram for students in grade six, ed Presidential Scholars by lb President Lyndon B. Johnson. last week in a traffic accident, year by an additional swimming s«ven and eight 'Thursday in PAK p t t had a special visitor Sunday: instructor, hired to meet the Tolland High Ifchool Cafe- Television and recording star "great demand for swimming POOR MARCH FUND Davey Jones of the Mtmkees. lessons” , according to Holley. ^ total of 78 students are RAISERS Barbecue Time "He flew In here In an air A total of 800 children were Participating in the assembly ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) Flnast or Colonial plane, and the firsA thing he did enrolled in all levels of the wat- ®ongs, puppet plays and skits — Poor People’s Campaign LB was give me a kiss,” said Rhon er safety program last year, and prooented in both Frendi and, spokesmen says actor Marlon Skinless da, "and it was nice. It was like still more are expected ^ u n Bulletin Board Brando and singer Joan Baez nothing else.” FRnnKFURTS Permanent Press taken care of this year. Spanish. are to perform in Albuquerque Jones learned from a newspa Tentative plans are being Parents of children eligible to to raise money for the cam RICH IN FLAVOR per story that Rhonda was car K O R A T R O N CASUAL SLACKS made to provide swimming les- be in kindeigarten in Septem paign’s raarch on Washington. RICHMOND rying the Monkees’ latest record sono in the morning, freeing the ber may register their child at Brando will appear May 17 as album when struck by a pickup pond for more hours of public the Meadowhrook School office peiouuopersons sauici gather lui for a a niaEwn march In... truck while crossing a s t ^ t . swimming thla year. any day this week between the Albuquerque May 18 that is to JVjnes autographed the Mon- ,Registration - ---for the swim- hours of 9•.80 a.m. and 2:80 p.m. be led by Dr. Rsdph David Aber- kee posters which hung in her ming lessons is scheduled for To be eligible a child should nathy, coordinator of the nation- COFFEE hospital room. une 8 at the Town Hall from reach five years of age by Dec. al mar<^. Miss Baez will be In Dr. Seymour Weisman, Rhon REGULAR 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 31. The child's birth certificate concert May 20 at the Universi ^ French • Riviera / da’s physician, said, "morale Ts The pond is presently open should be brought to the regis ty of New Mexico. GRIND always important and now I for use for picnics, fishing for tration session. think we C€m say that this pa children under 16 years of age, tient’s morale is excellent.” The Business Oommittee of and for camping by the scouts! the United Ooogzegational Cub Soout Trip „ „ Dancer Seeks Election Church will meet tofrigbt at 7:80 Now Many Woor Cub Scout Troop 15 Commit- at the ohuroh. 2 LB U U STANFORD, Calif. AP) — tee members have completed VFW Poet 241 w U meet to- Topless dancer Vicky Drake has *^® a trip night at 7:80 at the Poet Home. FALSE TEETH stopped wearing see-through 65% Dacron® */35% Cotton CAN blouses and donned,a more seri T jt ?® Dolly Hie flret meeting of the week WltkUHl* Worry Exact proportioned leg lengths *0 ^ "Projeot ChaUenge" eemL- Do your falM teeth um oy end em- ous Image oii the eye of student berraei by eUpplng, dropplns, or wob body dections at Stanford Uni for perfect fit. 1 ^ ^ *’*^''*^ ^ nar will be held tom oiiow nig^ bling when you eat, laugb or talk? lunch. TrMsportatlon will be at 7:80 In St. Matthew’s Pariah ' ...... versity. Then ewlnkfe a UttleFAB n gT H on All cuffed and ready to wear. calling Cubmaster Center for all those Interested your pOltet. FASTEKl'U bolda den- List week the bltside, who turea firmer and more comfortably. measures 38-22-86, led all pri In Natural, Sand, Pewter, Olive, Black,- of Baxter St. u, youth work. Including eduoa- Uaket Mtlng eaaler. It’a alkaUne— M S & H GREEN STAMPS, TOO! mary candidates widi l,S76 Boy Scout Troop 16 has re- tors, social workers and poUce- Blue and Clay. queated residents to leave old men from our tow n, ooor. Dentures that fit are essential votes. to health. Bee your dentist regularly. newspapers at the Community The Board of Selectmen WlU Get FASTEBTH at all drug counters. Miss Drake, 22, a Spanish lit House on Cider Mill Rd. (across meet tomorrow night at 7 In the erature major last term. Is not the street from Crandall’s lOwn- Hall. now a student but says she Pond). The proceeds from the The annual town meeting will plans to enroll again next fall. newspapers will be used to be held tomorrow night at S In In her bid for victory she has finance the troop’s trip to Lake the high school cafeteria. Finast Frozen Finast T o w n N* offered to Join In a tea with Mrs. of Isles scout reservation this Wallace Sterling, wife of the C o u n try Summer. Manchester Evening Herald RCUERG A u n lv e n ^ president. The elec Permanent Press Justices to Increase tions .ar^ Tuesday and Wednes- Tolland correspondent Bette Town Clerk Gloria Neurant Qnatrale, toL 87B-ms. day->' Soil Release has notified the Democratic and Travel Service Doutls Hayes, 23, a Junior of Republican Town Committees of CantBS, Wash., who received an increase in the number of 906 MAIN STREET 1,282 votes In the primary and is DRESS SLACKS with Paima-Loc Justices of the Peace the town 643-2165 Miss Drake's major opponent, Is eligîble to elect this fall. LIRREn DRUe the “LOCKED-ON” TEFLON said, "It’s difficult to attack her Anthorteed agent in Mon- muFFins platform. To attaiSc her plat A total of thirty Justices will PARKADE .cbester for all .Airlines, < form is to attack her body and be elected compared to 24 two OPEN ^Ballroada and Steamahlp there is a Oalifomia law against years ago. Each party will no $ 2 -Q u a rt Y I. to 10 P.M. that.” minate 16 Justices who are automatically elected. Covered Anna Moffo Collapses Democratic Committees Democratic Town Committee BERLIN AP) — American Beef Chairman (Jharles Thlfault an opera star Anna Moffo, making nounced appointments to vari Chicken SHUCEPHR her first appearance Sunday ous standing committees of the night in West Berlin, collapsed Turkey Rigglar Democratic Town Committee at TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON wWe singing the role of Violetta ss.ss viiHi a meeting Friday night. in Verdi’s La Traviata. A friend said later her doctors had told 65% Dacron®/35%Avril®** Financial Committee, Walter ‘Yor’ Barden Chopped or Leaf Golden or Marble NOW her to take a long rest and ^ e Guaranteed to never nefed ironing. Bleleckl, chairman, Earl Beebe, William Baker, Mrs. Barbara ONLY has canceled all engagements Exact proportioned leg lengths.. for three months. Burnham, Uriah Mathison, Paul SPINACft 7 2-LB RINGS « 79' Bakke and Richard Bean. Miss Moffo fell to the German All cuffed and ready to wear Publicity, Charles Thlfault opera stage Just before she was In ten exciting colors- BINGO to sing the famous first-act and Irene Gay; Legislative Co ordinating committee, Mrs. drinking song. Conductor Lorin from light shades to dark tones. Edith Knight, Atty. Harold Gar- ORANBE HALL EVERY TUESDAY FIRST 0’ The Fresh Fruits & Vegetables! Maazel stopped the orchestra. The curtain came down. The rity, John Burokas, Stuart Dan- audience was told Miss Moffo forth, Atty. Preston Harding, wras being treated by doctors. Some in the audience were PHERPnES stumied. Others thought it part GRHPEFRUIT of her portrayal since the role calls for her to collapse. Durable Press NOTICE Puerto Rican Fifteen minutes later it was Jumbo INDIAN RIVER Fresh, announced that Miss Moffo Tropical Worsted Crisp coidd not continue. 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MAlk STREET, M ANCHES^ We reserve the right to limit Quantities. Prices effective First National Super Markets 649-8288 ( PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 Pages 11 to 20 Section Two MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 jnanrt^Tatrr Eurnittg l|m lii About Town Weekend Auto Accidents Piiblic Records Manchester Area Warrantee Deeds ThB WCfTU will sponsor a chil Car, Cash Taken Boltdn Obituary dren's party and a white ribbon Have Variety oi Causes Maxton D. and Joyce R. 2 Treated in Vernon Crash; Large Turnout Expected recruit sendee tomorrow at 2 :80 Owen to Raymond F. and June p.m. in the Reception Hall of K. Day, property at 166 Lenox During Weekend Obscured vision, wet pave- who had several children tai her St., conveyance tax $18.70. Blrs. Carlton 8. Bowers Edward Madore South Methodist Church. Mrs. Worker Pinned hy Bulldozer ment, an untimely reach for a car, police said. No one was in- Clifford______W. ______SUcer______Construc-_ Police reported a number of Meeting on Budget COLUMBIA — Mrs. Gladys Ektward Madore, 68, of 14 Clarence Jaycox is In chargre of cigarette, and the effort to jured and the cars had minor ^ Occident in Vemon Batur- Penn Rd. Manchester, was Board Votes Tonight weekend thefts, including a AtwUn Bowers, 69, of Cromwell, Ooslee Dr. died Saturday at his arrangements. av)04d hitting a cat wore among damage. . ^ dtth A. O'ConneU, property on ^ ^ voung men to the charged with failure to drive In 1668 Cadillac stolen from toe mother of WHllam S. Bowers of homo. ^ ^ , the causes given for several The — car— of— ------Frank A. Fair- ^j^throp vyinmi Rd., conveyance tax ^^*Ôenet^ Hospital, established lane after his car Columbia, died yesterday at Mr. Madore was bom inIn VVan w -ê Women's Home I ^ e ^^ deats dnvestigsited by poHce weather, 70, of 66 Walker St„ garage of its owner, Fred BUsh Scheduled Tonight , and lived In of the Salvation Army will mee weekend. was towed from the scene of an "rr.80. fîf# ^ released after treat- left the road on Rt. 6 and On Busing Project Middlesex Memorial Hospital, Buren, Maine Clifford W. Sheer Construe- _ „ i , sldeswdped Several guard rials. Jr., at 6 Laurel St. early Satur- __ _ Middletown. She was the wife of Manchester many years. Before tomorrow at 2 p.m. In the Jun- Two teen-agers received serl- accident Saturday afternoon on y^n Co. Inc. to Raymond S. and „ „ „ „™,rated bv A passenger In the D’Appol- By WILLIAM COE dav mornlna Th® town will meet to con- $1,500, using Csulton S Bowers. 1*1* retirement, he was employ- ior Hall of the Citadel. Hostess- , . slder four Items tonight, among and federal) funds. Hie $4,500 ous facial cuts after a crash .Center St. near New St. joan Ountulls, property on Win- ir_n daughters a brother, and five slon. of United Aircraft Corp., and Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. er to continue jôject Concern fo r the 1968-89 school found by East Hartford Police ..aan-aa urhinvi umniH raise but toe total Is needed whenwhei St. near Lancaster Rd. Satur- Pitruzzello, 18, of 196 Maple St., ^26.06. i T the treated for a out on her left onVstde street there. ‘®*' grandchildren.’ East Hartford. ----- day near midnight, pioHce said, struck the Fairweather oar as T , 4 control and struck a tree on the • year is expected to ■dominate its meeting at Bennet toe appUcolUon is made. Survivors .Include a brother. Past matrons of Temple Chap- should and her face. Junior High School, and perhaps to draw-the largest Mrs. Marie F. Franezek of thThloh Funeral services will be held Linda S. Martoixdilo, 18, of he turned out of New St. Vision Robert Lee Marsh and Rdth A D'Appollonlo is scheduled for 211 Center St. reported someone wti* ^ at 8 p.m. In the high The selectmen and the, fi Emlle Madore of Darlington, ter, OES, will meet Wednesday Park. tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Rose Hill 32 Sruce St., the driver needed was blurred, police said, by a Marsh, property at 262 Wether- circuit court 12, Manchester on turnout of citizens in hoard Matory. nance board have recommend William Magrel, 21, of Tolland stole her husbands’ suit costing sc**®®* Km - Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., R.I., M three stdtehes at Manchester large truck turning Into Now eU St., conveyance tax $16.60. June 10. The session, a regular meet over $100 from their house this The first item on toe agenda, ed that the park be purchased 1 ai., ^ Manchester, and Joseph ing, Is set for 8 p.m. at the experiment la slated to end In under the open space program, Rocky Mil. Burial vrtll bee *** Mrs. Mary Hubbard of Ashland. Ter. Co-hostesses are Mes. A1 .Memonal H osp itals dose a cut St. No one was injured or ar- TOLLAND weekend. If voted affirmatively, however. William C. and Lorraine L. Bak- O*'®***- French M ., M ton , first-floor board room, but prep June, the Hartford Board of BJd- rather than as an outright pur Rose Hill Memorial Park, N.H. bert Ford and Mrs. Richard MP rested. A Rockville girl was arrest About $40 In bills was taken would ifi effect lower toe tax Rocky Hill. Eugene G. Dunphy, 41, of 667 er, property a>t 78 Mather St., *^re passengers In ttelfra j^ - arations have been made to ucation has asked Manchester chase. The funeral will be held to- Rhodes. Members unable to at- R- « Mnin ** "*<> w®**® treated and a Rockville boy was Issued move to the third floor audi to continue tiie prograhi. Paganl of 123 Eldrldge St. His $39,000 will then be deleted from The fourth Item allocates Re- neral home tonight from 7 to 9. S^cierc Funeral Home, 28 Main contact one of the hostesses. eyAro^v B ^h were discha^- ten warning for failure to grant Robert W. and Evelyn P. at ™the hospital.nospiiai. a warning for speeding too fast torium if necessary. At libs present level, toe proj- window was unlocked, he satd. the budget request. (It appears serve Fundmoney: "If the The family^ suggests , that , St. with a solemn high Mass of ----- ed from the hospital after treat- the right of way at an intersec Johnson to Walter and PhUo- ^ Krajewskl was Issued a writ- conditions after being invol- Letters urging the board ect sends 62 Hartford children About $45 was taken from m two places, actually, just In budget as passed. Includes the those wishing to do so make gj James Church at Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi ment. tion after his car collided with mena A. Kaszowskl, property J®** for operatog on j^ccldent In Tol- either to approve or reject the to eight local elementary Henry Labreique’s apartment at case.) appropriation of an amount memorial .contributions to the ^ Burial will be In St. Peter and sorority, will meet tomorrow at Miss Martoochlo was d rivl^ the car driven by Richard T. at 618 Lydall St., conveyance '*® J®*'- ®*“® “ ** *7. ' . l***d Saturday, project—the busing of dlsad schools. 689 Main St. as his door was reads: "To equ al to 2 mills for toe Reserve Heart T-.. Fund. j Paul Cemetery, Lewiston, g p.m. at the home of Mrs. west on Porter St. when, she Huelsmann, 24, of Dobson Rd., tax $24.20. . S: *^®*®*’' ?® Nancy R. King of Hurlburt vantaged Hartford chDdren to Tonight’s meeting "Is In no apparently forced. consider and act upon reports of Fund for Capital and Non-Re- Vernon, Saturday night on W. Manchester schools continued hearing,’ ’ according to Malne. Joseph Gonsalves, 40 Olcott St. said, she reached for a cigar- Executor's Deed ’ ^ ^ ®PP®" **' Rockville Peter Llstro reported some- the Public Building Commis- currlng Expenditures, will toe Joseph Savltskas Friends may call at the fu ___ y ette and ithe car went off the Middle Tpke. near Tower Rd., JohnJ ^^nJior^cutorof iT ^^dT lJr^ to arriye at the board offices n^ttner, "but It Is a regular one unlocked the c®in portion gion and toe Board of Finance Town vote to allocate an Queen of Peacaôthers Clr- road arid Into the pole. A police said. The Dunphy car .« ...Ill ______U A T ,....,. 1*®® "*'^ charged with d rlv l^ John p. Gottier 20 of Florence today, school officials said, session, and as such will be Jloseph (Savlteky) Savitekae, neral home tonight from 7 to o: the will of Edmund A. Lucey, a motor vehicle while Intoxi of his outdoor coke machine recommending that a sum not amount equal to hi mill thereof 80, of East Hartford, formerly cle will meet Wednesday at 8 wrecker bowed the car away, was towed away. to______Sheldon_____ M. ___ and______Jane O. St. was issued the warning. with some 20 more being re- „ public.” at his service station at 655 W. exceeding $39,000 be approprlat- for purchase of new or replace- p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ar- No arrests were made. Wet pavement on Center St., chiuis' property at W2 S. Main cated. He was released without ’There was light damage to both celved in the morning maU de- accordance with board ment of existing fire equipment of Manchester, died yesterday Frank Znamlerowskl bond for appearance in Rock Mlddle Tpke. and took an un- ed for final plans and speclflca- Frank Znamlerowskl, 49, of thur Jacobsen, 337 Hackmatack Robert S. Felice, 18, of 144 near Main St., Sunday morning g^^ conveyance tax $36.76. cars. and amount equal to 1 mill at St. (Francis Hospital, Hart ville Circuit Court 12, May 28. livery. . . oolicy established after toe town known amount of change. tions for construction of a new Enfield, brother of Mrs. John st. Mrs. Alllyn Martin Is co- Highland St. was arrested ear- apparently caused 'the rear-end Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Fran- Helen S. Zafora of Hunter ^ majority requested ^ jggg tjje public wUl thereof for general purposes.” ford. David W. Taylor, 26 of Ches Peter Sllverberg of 71 Cush- Elementary School on town- Murphy of Manchester, died hostesses. ly Saturday monnlng after the collision of the car driven by ces P. Lombardo, property on Rd., Rockville, was treated for thee board ^to approve b contlnu- e permitted to address the man Dr. reported toe antenna owned lad between Notch Road Before moving to East Hart- ter, was arrested on a Circuit cuts and bruises at Rockville ance of the program, a spoROS- . ford 30 years ago, he lived In Saturday at Hartford■ ...... Hospital. " ' ----- , car he was driving went (off Gary C. Mltkus, 23, of 103 Con- Kennedy Rd. i<> cto ------the on his father’s car had been and Toomey Lane, that toe town man In the central admlnlstra- ’ Manchester 30 yeans. He was a Survivors also Include his Richard Leo Schauster of 22 the exit ramp of the Wilbur gress St., who sUd into the Robert L. and Shirley Webb Hospital Saturday alter her car chairman added. broken during a visit. His fato- authorize toe issue of notes to tiv'e offices said. Petition Filed tobacco grower In the Hills- wdfe, his father, three stepso.is, Cumberland St., an accounting cjross Highway at W. Middle rear of the car driven by Lu- to G. Lee Webb and MinnieB. , “ irauauient ^gnt out of control in Tolland er is from Buffaloe,Juffaloe, N. Y. 3£. defray suchsuen appropnauoiiappropriation if" 1 and struck a pole. School board chairman John In -view of toe wide interost town eeotlon of East Hartford, three brothers, and another major at Fairfield University, Tpke. and did not etop until cille M. Rice of Windsor, police Webb, property on Tolland JJ5 “ c«*«ck. n-age girls. Miss made and authorize toe tempo- q |. Bankruptcy will receive a merit award it struck a stone wall, police said. Tpke. ^ e s t was the result oi Mrs. Zagora was charged with Rottner also said he has con- and debate Project Concern has Two teen' Mr. Savdtskas was born in sister. Carol Paraseau:au 01 of di 67 Hammond rary— j borrowing------of money In an- Lithuanta and came to the The funeral vrill be held to- Thursday at a dinner meeting of said. Donald U. Miller of Center St. Tax Lien ^ failure to drive established lane tlnued to receive "quite a bit” generated here for two years, of mall at home. All but two of it appears safe to assume many St Rockville, and Carol Brown ticipatlon of toe receipt of toe A Mancheater woman has United abates about 60 years morrow at 8 :16 a.m. from the the Ccmnectlcut Society of Certl- Felice was charged with reportedly backed into the state of Connecticut versus and is scheduled for Rockville Circuit Court on Jime 11. about 20 letters he received will want a chance to voice of Rt 30, Rockville, reported proceeds from toe sale of such filled a petition o f bonlcruptcy ago. Before his retirement In Leete Funeral Home, 126 Pearl fled Public Accountants at Les making an improper turn and parked car owned by LouisKa-Klar Cloth Toy Co., three „^ „» ,M te rCircuit someone stole their wallete notes, and that ‘he ’T o ^ personally called for a favor- opinions before toe board s final in the Second Dlatrtot Pedreal 1952, he was employed for 17 St., Thompsonvllle, with a Mass Shaw’s Restaurant, New Haven, is scheduled to appear in Cir- Bechaz of 262 Wetherell St. parcels on HUliard St., $1,000. ^nnrt 19 Tnnn s from their handbags while they rescind any action heretofore able board vote, Rottner said. vote. yearn at Rapaport and Sons, of requiem at St. Adalbert’s ----- cult Court 12 In Manchester Saturday morning in a parking Marriage Ucense# ^ e r aroV w L e actlvltv danced at toe George For Teens taken inconsistent with toe Court ait Hartford, UsUng her Inc., Hartfoid. Church, Thompsonvllle, at 9. Howard Holmes of t ^ May 27. He was unhurt, but lot on Forest St. After defeat of an advisory How that vote -will go Is any- Allied Troops question on Project Concern by body’s guess; however, indlca- oil Rt. 83. 'The wallets contained action taken at this meeting. UabiUties ea $6,560 and her as Survivors Include hU wife. Burial wUl be In St. Adalbert’s Holmes Funeral Home 400 the cor was towed from the A minor accident occurred AlLrta Dor- A South Windsor man crlt- moMly pictures and some Motion Familiar Mre. Pearl Korin Savitakas; Cemetery. Main St., and William Lemon of scene, .police said. Saturday morning at the inter; woo<*'“ *‘* ***“ Aioena Lior a soutn wmosor man, c m a 181-vote margin at the April tlons are that toe majority will sets os $2.50. othy Czapla, Manchester, May ically Injured In a bulldozer ac- change. If toe motion sounds vaguely 6 daughters, Mrs. Nellie Schaub Friends may call at the tu- Watklns-West Funeral Home, A cat In the road on Oak St., section of Ludlow and Garth 30 Town Referendum, the board decide to continue toe program, The petition has been filed by 26, St. Bridget Church. cldent In Ellington on Saturday, Crush 9-Day familiar. It’s because toe mo o f BSlingtooi', Mrs. Anne Glraitls neral home tonight from 7 to 9. E. Center St., today are at- near Purnell Place, Saturday Rds. when the cars driven by chairman aimounced that he The vote is not expected to be Just like any other store? That’s Just the point! This newly completed clothing store at EMeen J. McCarthy, 63 BJgelow 142 Edward Leroy Carter, 101 is reported In fair condition to-. tion. in another form, passed o f Jfcnchester, Mrs. Dorothy ------tending a clergy-funeral direc- morning forced Mrs. Shirley M. Jaimes H. Slavln, 24, of 86 Ar- would vote for continuance of unanimous. Mansfield State Training School opens today to provide the retarded the real ex^rlence of St., ■whose huttoond, John Mc- Chestnut St., amd Suzanne Rita day at Rockville General Hos- Saigon Attack choosing their own clothing. Some of the figures In the store are for real; actually visitors Needs of Youth In a rererenaumreferendum earlierearner uusthis ■ ^ iflL -m u , nddress Scanion o f East Hartfoid, and Charles A. Plumb tor seminar at Holiday Inn, Riley of 73 Linden St. to brake nott Rd. and Jeremiah D. the project. A contingent of Manchester .prtas.Tl„™w»..U.n..b,lW i, of “the ,“5^SB Rlsley, 82 Chestnut St. pltal. The advisory poll of towns- nigh School students have plan- Is currently a'waltlng trial in Mtas Faye Savitsky and A&s. Charles. A.Plumb,.67, of Marl- Meriden. ’The theme of the and ram the car driven by Mrs. Lynch; 32, of 166 School St. ool- (Continued from Page One) to the dedication ceremonies yesterday. (Herald photo by Moquln.) made to make the bank hap Leyton Lee WUmot, 82 Hazel Ralph B. Williams, 32, of 312 people, -which resuKed In a 3,646 ned a peaceful demonstration of Topic for PTA Hartfonl Superior Court on Florence VandertxUt, both of borough, formerly of Manches- event Is "The-Funeral — Relic Phyllis M. Day of 19 Holl St. Uded. pier, legally. Since the town St., and Carol Kathleen Gaulln, Hilton Dr., operating a bulldoz- uled to attack Saigon but well to 3,514 vote against continuing support for toe project, to take several chargee of obtaining Los Angieles, Calif.; U grand- ter, died Saturday morning at or Resource.” has already voted to go ahead 32 Hazel St., May 26, St. Jambs’ gj. yjg property of David over half of these were inter- toe busing program, did not place, before toe meeting. Many The Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, money under false pretenses, In- children and 5 great-grand Manchester Memorial Hospital. ----- Pool Goes, Too ,v.i„utpr of Second with toe school plans, there is children. He was the husband of Mrs. J. Bruce Eagleson, son of Mr. Bolton Church. Kupferschmld, Cider Mill Rd., cepted outside the capital mUl- amount to any kind of a man- later -will attend toe board sea- Project ’67 Store associate minister SecOTQ „ „ j^^nlng back. volvtng worthless checka Mc Wllliam Peter Schick, 866 Tol- âs loading It on a low-bed tary district, date, Rottner, a R^yubUcon, sion. with all the construction Tfce funeral will be held to Mabel Nortbrup Plumb. and Mrs. William J. Eagle .‘.on Congregational Church, will and. In case It doesn't pass Item Carthy has been relkeased on land ’Tpke., and Tena Ruth Co- trailer truck when It over- He said that within Gla EMnh said in annotmclng how he in a recent poll at MHS, stu- of new swimming pools going morrow at 8:15 agn. from bhe Mr. Plumb was born May 26, of 69 Spruce St., was recenUy speak on "Needs of Youth,” at one, the $39,000 Is In the budget $500 bond. hun, 66 Harlem Rd., May 17, turned, pinning Williams be- Province, which surrounds Sal- would vote. dents voted 976 to 412 In favor on In Manchester, toe Town Newkirk and Whitney BXmeral 1900 in Frankfort, N.Y., son of Initiated into the Beta Iota Beta under Item two. The petition has been re William Houle Is Choice Second Congregational Church, neath It, police said. gon, “ most enemy units were Bettdon Schaffer, a D’emocra-t, of Project Concern’s continua- At Mansfield Opens Building Department reports a meeting of the Nathan Hale Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Bast Albert and Elizabeth Llntz fraternity, affiliate of Tau Item two reads: "To axlopt a ferred to Saul Seldnaan of Hart Building Permits ’The operator of the truck was unable to meiss or form into also satd folowlng toe referen- tlon. All but 448 of the school’s a switch—It has issued Its School PTA tomorrow at 8 p.m. Hartford, with a Maes o f re- Plumb, and lived In Manches- Kappa Epsilon National, at By WILLIAM MOQUIN budget of Income ■and expenses ford, referee In bankruptcy. wmiom Rnhbinn for Furl Me- Jerome Connors. Wllliemis was sizeable units ca b b ie of attack- dum that he would cast an at- 1,931 students responded to toe first permit for the demoli In the auditorium. qulem at Holy ’Trinity Church, ter for many years before mov- Bryant College, Providence. To Fill School Board Post for toe period commencing July Mra McCarthy Is being repre C a Z H d ^ to d w e f ' ^ released after Connors linked a ing the capital city with suc- Hrmatlve ballot tonight. poll, for a 70 per cent afflrma- Manchester’s Mayor Nathan Agostinelli and Francis tion of a swimming pool. The Rev. Mr. Wilson has been ing to Marlborough toree years R.I. He is a freshman ma^r- Democratic Town Com- rfemontary school PTA at 8 1, 1968 and ending June 30, sented by Atty- "Ydncent Dowling sA noBT-fiPid at XI 000 chair around the bulldozer. and cess. Republloan Walter Doll, while tlve vote, P. Kel'ly, superintendent of the Mansfield Stete Train Donald Baltulonls recenUy Involved In the work of many Cemetery, ago. Before he retired two ^ g In marketing, M d Is a ^ r - recommend the p.m. CD room. He will be local youth activities and pro 1969, and to make appropria of Hartford. Eugene Glrar’dln ’ for J. L. turned It upright with a semi- “ As a result, most of the ene- saying -he had not finally de- ing School, yesterday severed a wide red ribbon, in a sold his house at 100 Windsor -r years ago. he was em ploy^ for tlclpant in the school s Youth William J. Houle to the Lslstod by Mias Rots Sterling grams and was one of the or tions for said period.” Mrs. MoOsrthy lists local aweMBon additions to dwelling tractor which he had been op- my thrusts were repulsed out- cided how -he will vote. Indicat ceremony that symbolized a wider bond of understand St. The buyers didn’t want eduoaitional cldndciaii for the nt 97 Prosnect St $2 000. eratlng. Williams suffered se- side of Saigon itself. Only scat- Gunpoint Arreet ing between the community ------the swimming pool, already ganizers of "The Depot,” a Item three reads: "To see If debts as fotiows: $60, Moriorty neral home tonight from 7 to Pratt and Whitney Division of ed he was "disappointed that the Town will autoorlze and ap 9. placement for Dana Hanson, Project, which ds the AncMldary ^ M a ’ 1 /-i_i vere head and chest Injuries. tered groups—elements of about and the school. to overshoes. There are even on the property. So, Baltu- coffeehouse for teen-agers. He Bros.; $35, Dorl-Miald Dairy; United Aircraft Corp., East the advisory question failed and propriate from. Reserve Funds who resigned because of a Services Center dn Storrs, used Lou Tallman lor Samuel Cris- ^ Ellington Saturday, eight battallons-succeeded In SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP)— The'occasion waa the dedloa- display windows facing an ad- lonis' Is taking the pool apart was Instrumental In the forma $460, Miarlow’s; $160, W. T. Hartford. He was an Army vet change in jobs. said he saw "no reason why for Capital and Non-Recurring by the Bblton schools and by w«re Injured In a r®ac^g some of the A 43-year-ol dHartford, Conn., tlon of the Project ’67 Cloth- jacent corridor which allow toe and Is moving It to his new tion of the recent Youth For Grant; $700, Phillip’s GosoUne Mra. Albertine Murray eran of World War I and World Marchers Houle was the unanimous fin- toe program shouldn't be con man was arrested at gunpoint Expenditures $6,000 for use of Boitioin parents. two-car accident at the Inter- Itself. No battaUon-siêd unit Jng Store, cui event mttoe pos- child, eager for his next ■visit home In South Windsor, and ums which led to the reorgan staiUcn on Center SL; $75, Fog COLUAffiXA — Mrs. Albertine War H. tinued at its present levels.” toe Town OonservaiUon Commis al choee of ^ e c^ m lttee at a a of oflHcero for next ^ s l e U o n of R r 30 Im d m at succeeded In entering the city today and charged with breaking stole through the coordinated to the store, the preylously un must fill In the hole on Wind ization of the Depot. arty’s; $180, Cooke’s Aittantlc Murmy, 62, of WdUlmontic, Survivors, besides his wife, sion for Ithe purpose of purchas spertal meeting Friday. year ^vlU bo prosented during Edridge St., $ ^ . ^ ------a*«l ®"le*-i**8 ‘he nighttime, effort of Manchester’s Broth- heard of pleasure of window sor St. He was chairman of the on E. Middle Tpke.; $420 Man mother of Richard T. Murray of Include a son, John Plumb of Erecting His name h ^ previously ^ e n Edward S. Adamy. ^ " im ln g ^ ------not publicly stated their sentl- juid possession of burg- Committee for Concern which ing property known as Freja Columbia, died yesterday at Un- Florida; 3 daughters, Mrs. eriiood In Action committee, shopping. chester Memorial Moepiital; $55, submitted to the Board Of Pin- The annual PTA V wdH be ^ treated and discharged, and "'®"**- • ' larv tools endorsed support for Project Park under toe Open Space cas-on-’Thames, Norwich. John Rush of Bloomfield, Mrs. By law, toe final decision on ^ j j , comprised of representatives xhe store Itself Is comprised toe ball decorating committee Dr. B. R. ZogUo; $20, Dr. Amos ance, but that board chose U Saturday from 10 a.m. R**®*®'' Baylor, tool shed at 60 Concern before the April 80 ad Program." Survivors also Include her J-'®® Letartl of Hartford, and Police Arrests the zoning program Is the legal Alfred Szabo pleaded innên from the two Manchester lodges of three rooms located on toe and the newly Installed presi Friend; $35, Dra Nlchollaa Mor- visory referendum. This park, across Notch Pond, mother, a sister, a brother and Evelyn Cleaves Pliunb of Tent own emocra c p ’ ibo 4 pjn. on the school groimds. Walnut St., ■omin mltted with head and leg In- responsibility of toe Board of Jhe chargee In D strict of Masons, Campbell Council lower floor of Dimock House on dent of Charter Oak Chapter. zialo and John Prignano; $10, His talk to the PTA will be contains 22 acres, one acre of several nieces and nephews. Marlborough; a sister, Mrs. t^®®' Bulletin Board Eugene Gdrairdin for W M am juries. ’Those treated were Wll- Edâtion. ordered held In $10,000 of the Knights of Columbus, the Mansfield grounds. Project More than 126 persons who Dr. R. Mozzer; $376, Mr. and The board Is expected to act jh e high school fine arts and W. ’Taylor, addiitians to dweU- g barren, 26 of Ware- Rribert J. Kleinas, 25, o f East the Rev. Mr. Wilson’s last which la to be purchased by toe ’The funeral will be held Wed- □iiciiui.;^ Sherlock Stilesoiuco VIIof Manchester;4.1CUI.—COV.SV (Continued from Page One) ______Almost exactly two years ago, hall for trial May 22. and 'Ohiarter Oak Lodge of '97 is responsible for molding worked on the project were Mrs. Q. M oeler; $330, Ida Yls- Hartford was orreBted on 1-91 speaking engagement before be state fisheries and game de neaday at 9:16 a.m. from the ll'^gra^chlldren, and 2 great- fare snoke at 63 area churches replacement at Ite r e ^ - industrial arts show vriU be open i**S ®t 206 St., > 2 ,!^ . house Point; Daniel L. Spellaci, toe board voted unanimously Ito Police said they arrested him B’nal B’rlth The Manchester these rooms from some Uttle- guests of toe school at a spe nlitsky and $75, Oorrentl Ihsur- near Meriden, Saturday mom- and his family leave Manches partment for parking and boat Bacon F\merol Home, 71 Pros grandchildrengrandchildren. asking^r support ' ^® 5 • , « tonightlAjiLlglll, at(XL 7I :30>Ow inU1 the1416 hallsI**4-1IH ofQj thetil© Joh n R . JVennergren ® ^for le, Danny 1? Fontanella, vlIlLcLlldlcl| 16, tXilU and have Manchester become one of at the Alton Gleason Co. on Buslnesa and Professional used employe’s lounges to toe cially prepared buffet, featur onoe. ter 'Juno 9. He and his wife launching. Much of toe land pect St., WUIlmantlc, with a F\meral services willlu be De heldneia rpha grouo seeks reneal of res- ^*^*®*' *!f ^ ** school, for those who want Thomas Conran, repair ^ m Iss Allene Pezzente, all of *** H « was the five original communities to Berkshire Avenue, Women’s Club cooperated In the much needed store. "The money ing cold roast beef, assorted In addition, Mrs. McCarthy Is at Holmes . . u a *^®P®®’^ “ ,^®f been submitted. To comply with ^ change of nace before the an; damage at 96 WasWngiton St, Stafford Snrlngs poHoe. He was ______...... T.r-411-. 4IYX;a have been appointed mission around the park .is state-own solemn high Maas of requiem at tomorrow at 11 a.m participate' in the project. Police said Szabo's Hartforij 1967 project. went quickly,” said Kelly. "We salads, rolls and desserts, pre filing on $2,685 worth of notes aries to Honduras. ed, but the state has had no ac Though the original two-year address Is 377 Laurel st. These organizatloils raised had a lot to do.” ceding toe dedication ceremo she ond her hUfAxuid oo-slgned a H«»..r id Manchester businessmen, as- Officers for the 1968-69 school cess except across private prop s ir s ‘'S m'ore than $7,000 for the new nies. out of state. clotWng store, a flrot of Its soclated with Project ’67, donat- year will be Installed at a brief erty. Stoite PoUoe reported theyu .« "This Is just our small way business meeting. The public Is Open Space Funds Mrs. McCarthy la Employed klnd, largely through a charity ed their money, time and talent of showing our gratitude,” Kel — ■ Jerry Anderson of Andover, to 3 p.m. $2,000. vllle Circuit Court 12 June 11. found Klemaa next to the car Invited, and refreshments will The remaining 21 acres can in Mianchester as a legal secre al home tomorrow from 7 to 9 Veterans Section of East Ceme- adoption of a $4,000 minimum ball held lost September. in creating the store and setting ly told them." You raised toe chairman of the Tolland County The Board of Education will Alton Wilcox for FYed W. COVENTRY owned by Mrs. BvClyp Hedberg * be served after the program. be purchased by the town for tary. p.m. ‘tery. annual Income for every Ameri THINK SMALL 1784.90 More than 300 people attend- It up to look like toe real thing, money for us, you showed us McCarthy for President commit- hold its regular monthly meet- Moarfiflim, addlUonB to garage A Wakefield, R.I., woman was of 79 R i ^ St, which had run Friends may call at the fu can family. 1968 Volkawagen Sedan ed the dedication of the new In addition, several of them what to do and l\ow to do it; off the highway cauelng a minor EteUvered in Mancherter Mrs. John Harris neral home tonight from 7 to ’The march ended at Cardozo tee, will s^ a k at an open m eet ing tomorrow at 8 p.. In Rooms 744 Lydall St., $500. treated and discharged at Man- ^ xr i a,v. store yesterday to observe the made donations of new cloth- and today when we awakened 9. ° « r v m T John Hennesoy, tool * e d at Chester Memorial Hospital last Equipped with leatherette. In fruits o f thedr labor, but the ing to get toe store off on the ANDOVEiR—Mrs. Marie Shan- High School, about two miles terior, windshield washer, 2- it was raining: when you ar from the Kehnedy playground. Com ^ttee Friday at 8 p.m in The Bolton Cooperative Nurs- gg Heladne Rd., $93. night alter a three-car accident ^ Court 12 In real reward ■will begin today as right foot. Much of toe clothing rived It stopped, so I guess that noti Harris, 39, o f Hendee Rd. the Community Hall fireplace ery School will have a general Thomas Keffilv demolWh ga- on Rt. 44A. , Manriwater May 20. speed electric wipers, heater, died yesterday at her home. She Mrs. King was joined on the defroster, 4--way safety flashers, the store opens Its doors for in toe store was purchased by sums it all up.” Funerals room. The public is invited. meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in ait 24 D r a p e r Rd., $75. As the result of the accident M<*«rd G. Oockertfam, 28 ^ was the wife of John Harris. speaker’s platform at the school back-up lights, front and rear the first time, to allow children toe state. But the story doesn’t really Community Hall fireplace Baltulonls, demolish Mearle DePerry of Waterbury 166 B lr ^ SL is ch a rg ^ jrtth Mrs. Harris was bom In Den by Mrs. Robert “ seat belts., a new experience In their strug- The school will accept any end there for either toe school MERCURY’S Got It! ver, Colo., and has lived In wife of the New gls to meet life on Its own and all donations of new or or toe Project ’67 workers. The The funeral of Mra. Rachel __ _ __ used clothing for the store, and Andover for the past 11 years. and presidential Rt*. $>, TelUnd TsL*. terms. school will continue to manifest The Pine C a r Touch Inspired by Lincoln Continental She wee n. 1 &4A frrndiiAte of Bamber Off 171 El Ocdilber St. Harrv Belafonte 'wife of tins time Joseph P. CEittH, Inic,, for ^ TED TRUDON Through the completion of particular >*®®d ®t addi- is set TskeNvUe-MsiKlititar their rewards through toe im St. Mary’s Academy, New Hav- ^ “ *® 1^®*'° entertainer. °AT^:30^p.m. the same eve- the^schrol n e x t^ y e ^ George Perrett, additions to mantle on June 8. 44t-ns$ rojeot ’67, a whole new world manikins. We U e v ^ proved attitudes of the young en, and attended St. Joseph’s from the Chunmdngs j^ g King said the nation “ is _ committee members will The MnoBfieiH^hnnH nnrt dweMdng at 49 Keeney SL, $4,- Police said DePerry was at- VOLKSWAGEN 21, of of decision-making has been ‘®‘‘ ® bf^®** sters they release into the com CoUege, West Hartford. n ««a Home. 82 CMff St. Nor- threatened from within as well f X e d ***®®^K ” t^® r u f J f l 0Q(j_ tempting ...... to turn left Into...... Bread nv Bruce. w A. Rosenthal, isr munities, and the sponsoring Y , was 10 lh.m, . oh»<» <0 The school “ madministrator s . Survivors, besides her hus- wlcii, with a Maas o f requiem ait without. Our greatest threat, conference room to ^ h o o f is s S ^ T t o m o ^ o w C. Menditto Housewrecking and MDk Rd. and was struck R o c t o ^ y N, choose, a chance to express organizations will soon seek ad disregarding a called the completltlon of Proj- .band, Include two sons, Kevin S t Patrick’s CaithednaH, Nor- however, Is that of possible Steve Loyzlm of Coventry, i -30 n m for State of Oonneatdeut, de- right front fender by a a some dndi'vlduaUty dition rewards through toe com Harris and Bryan Harris, and a widh, ait 9. Burial wlU bo In St. self-destruction. Our problems .ondidate for a try at the seat The Bolton Education Council ***oMalh dwelUing oit 1136 ’ToiBand driven by Madeline Watson. ^ a titop Instead of being faced with ®®‘ pletion of Project ’68, toe pro daughter. Bonnie Harris, all at Joseph’s Cemetery. Nonvlch. ^ racism, poverty and war are o r S a t e f r L toe 61st Dls- wi?presem a m o ^ ^ *^00. ^h® w m treated at toe h«pltai. ^ y m o ^ on ^ ^ at W. an arbitrary Issue of clothing **'e**‘ aHy retarded educa- curement of recreational facili home. Friends may oaU at the fu- gj, crucial that we are perilously jrict to toe General Assembly, tomorrow at 8 p.m. In toe'^SIh V i p Oanetruotlon Co., Inc., wlthout ha'ving the benefit of “ ®**al program, ties for youngsters at Camp Tlie funeral will be held to- neraJ home tonlghit from 7 to 9. close to toe end through our own Aloyslus Ahearn of Bolton is al- school gym Dr Sidney McAl- «or Jolm McCarthy, oKeraitlons Belanger of Prospect St. selection, Mansfield retardates "Manchester is a model city Kennedy and toe many other morrow at 10:16 a.m. from toe Tlie Hotaies Funeral Home, actions.” go running for toe candidacy. pi„e, psychologist with Project to dwelling at 141 St. John St., *'®®' 49 Plonioer Circle was charged win now have toe opportunity of In acceptance of this type of projects they will untertake in Leclerc Funeral Home, 28 Main 400 Mtaln St., Is in charge of she called for the support of gwim Program Set a s k to Mansfield will snenic $600. BOL’TON wdth failiu’e to obey a stop sign selecting colors and styles to work and toe problems In future years. St., Manchester, with a Mass local awangemeats. -all women of this country to a The town swimming program and Is expected to bring L m - HertfjrJ- CJormier, altonaitlons Sunday morning, sult their own tastes and In do- volved," Kelly said. One of our of requiem at St. Maurice ------campaign of conscience, to dedt- will be held this year at a dU- pjeg of drugs for display. to dwelUing at 22 ’Trumbim S t, ao t Ing so will receive some val- toughest jobs is making the RILL PRICE Church, Bolton, at 11. Burial MIm Sarah Tallon cate and rededicate love, non- ferent time during the summer. _____ qOq^ ^ grant right of way at Mflchacfl P. Maôtfta, 42, of uable guidance In cultivating communities aware of the prob- Five from MEA BRAND NEW 1968 DELIVERED will be In Bolton Center Ceme The funeral of Miss Sarah violence, justice and peace.” jt will start July 22 and end Manchester Evening Herald Ra m OonitwiotoiB for How- 31 'WdiM^r that taste to meet the de- lem and getting them to ac- tery.- ^ ,,, . TaMon of 51 PumeU PI. was Demonstrators, mostly Negro, Aug. 23, rather than right after Bolton correspondent, Cleinc- aid LundeflO, guiage at 32 Me- fi” was c h a i ^ with failure to obey mands of a fashion conscious cept it. Manchester should be State Delegates ’There will be no calling hours Saturday morning from were heading to buses for toe school, as it has dn the past, well Young, tel. 648-8981. Gann Dr., $2,(X)0. The Alvord ecar r wnwas struck by abate trofflc oontrol edgins for society. very proud of this tremendous before the ftinecal. John F, Tlemey Funeral Capital from the Northeast, it will be held at Gay pity State one driven by Robert White- no passing Friday night on New In toe past, the school has community effort,” he said Five members of the Man The family suggests that those 2 19 W. Center St., with midwest and South. SCLC offl- Park for toe first tinie. head, 24, of Carpenter Rd. as State Rd., police saihaalzed that **o presented. taking an increasing military MILFORD (AP)—A 61-year-ol DOWN Prescription HOYS AND G I H I S pried open. The owners report adequate steps have been taken Scout Uniforms Needed role In South Vietnam alongside woman died early Monday ^ d a y s Filled PAYMINT With Care some $40 in cash was taken plus to cope with any disorders that Boy Scout uniforms are des- the Viet Cong. He called toe In- morning of burns received when •198 MORIARTY BROTHERS SMALL to 8:30 P.M. 1968 CADILLAC wood chisels, wrecking bars and might occur. penaitely needed for the uniform troduction of regular North her house was badly damaged Friendly Terms LIMOUSINE rope. Police are investlgattag "I really hate to talk about exchange. AM uniforms np,long- Vietnamese army units "a bla- by fire, the police reported, MONTHLY Sat. "Connecticut’s Oldest Llncoln-Mercury Dealer” ULRIO LIMOUSINE the break. violence at toe beginning of a to use—Including ûltuner tant violation of toe Geneva ac- The victim, Elvira Bache, was PAYMINTS to 12 Noon 301 CENTER STREET M A N C H E S T K 643-5135 SERVICE A break Into the office of a very hopeful campaign,” Clark camp uniforms—may be given cords.” ' pronounced dead at toe scene o SHOES doctor and a travel agency at said, but added that "If there Is to Mrs. Milton Jensen, Rt. 85, A North Vietnamese spokes- of the fire on Elm Street by Fitting Is Only 10 Minutes from Downtown Haraord Air OondUrionied ' . ; i 7 Pnaeonger one Elllngto:^ Ave. was report- -violence, there Is adequate law so that 'they, may be reolrcu- man seild later: "It Is as ridlcu- medical examiner Dr. Sterling 881 MAIN S1 Our Business’* ed early Sunday. Morning and enforcement here which can laited. lous to say that North Vietnam Taylor. Monoheetor—649-3660 . m a m c h e s t b p m - - Is^ Iso betog investigated. move swiftly to contain It.” Talk on Project ASK committed an aggression Firemen fought toe early 48-45 AIXXN STREET 336 NORTH MAIN — 649-5253 ^.O. Box 68—poppin g, Conn Police on undetermined He spoke on toe ABO televl- Wilson L. ’Klley, director of against South Vietnam as to morning blaze for nearly two Bdmund Ulric Fanenit Jr. Open Nights tUl 9 HARTFORD amount01 mcney was taken slon-radlo Interview program, Project ASK, -wlM speak pretend that Washington woifid hoursbefore bringing It under from the travel agency. "Issues and Answers.” Wednesday at a meeting of the attack the State of New York, control. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,-CONN., MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN n u » TW ILV B BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 • t Hebron Start now! Your collection of nationally advertised Bf CLAY *. POLLAN- Benvenud to îni-Presuo land ! MAR. 23 School Deficit o f $4,700 Seen M r o w Dollr AdMy GuMt J K S€PT. 23 y H AML X B U Y A N If According to tho Start. '' OCl’. 2 3 ^ 1 Superintendent Aram Damar- proposals will be brought back cook and paid kitchen help; 21 k 4- 5-10-241 To dovelop message for Tuesday, Jlan reported to the Hebron to the board for their coTUrtder- said they would donate time to I T E M W>^31-4274 reod words OMTnponding fb numbers Board of Education last week atlon at the next regular meet- the program, 7 were Interestd A W E E K TM of your Zodiac birth sign. Gloria Imported that he estimated a dellcit in Ing. in manager-cook and 41 were Collect an item o week! For o complete set or >X AM. 21 1 Lhw 31 No 61 Moking An exotic the elementary educaUon Board member Edward Pa- interested In paid kKchen,help. I M A Y 21 2(^Jtftion 32Ha«ipY 62 Happens budget of $4,700. In an earUer troskl braugbt to the atteniU »• '4-)7-l?| 40npoM 34 Today 64 In ^ N e a r estlmate made In January, he of the board the oondltdon o< the vey, the board moved to have ks like wood! Is dishwasher safe... Stain resistant! sot 3SB ît 65 You had said the deficit could be 16.- field behind the Hebron School, a hot lunch program sometime FOLLOW THIS SCHEDULE 6Com t 36 Encountor 66 For E ase^ 000. He said there waa a deep rut in the 1968-69 school year but as 7Somtont's 37 From 67 Decisions SAOITTARtUS Peeled Tomatoes ______FIRST W EEK Hainan EACH I MAY 22 8 It 38 With 68 You The major areas where addi on the base line of the ball field soon as it could be readied, />UME22 9 U p 39 It 69 Waiting tional funds have been needed and was concerned about the Damarjian reported that there 12 . Therm TUMBLER 8 oz. Therm CUP \ lOPoutukgni 40 Do 70 Toddy di$h! 0 1 r v 1-45^-53 are: extra'bus put on In Janu possibility of serious injury, were several vacancies to be n It 41 Don't ' 71 For 2 M ^ 5 6 # ' SECOND WEEK FOURTH WEEK WITH EVERT '61-67-70 12Thera'i 42 Longer 72W orry ■ 56-76-a2-90M. ary, two children who were sent Gardiner assured the board that filled for next year. There is one 9Jk 6“ Salad & Snack BOWL SNACK TRAY 00 purchase 13 Act 43 From 73 Style CAMKOm to the perceptually handicapped emergency repairs would be . Grade 3 position, one Grade 4 A;NE23 14 Entertolning 44 Don't 74Nedd ISPcotpcct 45 Be 750ionge DEC class in Andover, boiler break-, made to the field. position, one Grade 6 portion plus many other accessory items AJLY21 16 Motives 46 For 76 Necessary JAKL ; down at the Hebron Elementary The board approved the ap^ and the special -class teacher, 170ut 47 Let 77Toke school and rent for the class- polntments of two teachers for Miss Jean Havens, the teach- \ 3- 7-16-aO 180t 48 Things 78 Get Il-T4-2W0(g 12 OZ. THERM /25^3^ 19 Well 49 Best »64-73 room space outside of the the 1968-69 staff. Mrs. Mary Jo- er for the Hebron EM R special ^ uo 20 It SOWhot 'IS*80> school for four months. An honsson of Marlborough will as educcation class has submitt h each 21 Exactly 51 Over-onxiout 81 Actlpn 1ULY24 22 In 52 The 82 Moniey 1 ^ 21 amount of $2,700 of the appro sume a grade 2 position. She is ed her resignation effective at 5.00 .Aud23 23 Forenoon 53 Fatigue 83 You m . 19 Near East Brand priated salaries was not used a 1966 graduate of Elastem Oon- the close of school. Miss'Havens 24 You 54Whot 84 Old but was not enough to offset neoticut State College and has will be married following the rchase XkSI 25 They 55 In 85 Ot 13-21-30^^ & TUMBLER Mini P ricin f^ $ave» you Authentic “old w o rld V t^7SIaaa. Hla patnmni In other action, the board tabl- pnndpnrenta are Mr. and Mra. Rene Grenier, liovdl, Maaa. imhave w itslu* boarduuaiu representative,ic p ic s c iito tiW f 'lieslies repliedrepiieu orL>r 80 perp er cent.LeiiL« Of wix zxitoLvpH MAYONNAISE He haa a brother, John, IS; and four aiatera, Joanne, IS, O lo -' Mrs. Edward Foote, the ad- those that replied, 243 families decision on “ , ria, 10, Carole Anne, 8, and Lorraine, 2. ministration and responsible were in favor of the program or resurfacing me j e persons From from the agencyno-orov mootmeet xnx408 owi.irorchildren outoof of 880. electical wotk fo the gym ana library until the May 28 special qt. jar to draw up the proposed con- The survey also polled inter 5 9 c Someehl, Ctoiattne Bfargaret, daughter John and Bllen meeting. This action folic./ed BEEF CHUCK tract and health policies. These est in the positions of mantiger- FIRST CUT Mulvaney Soncchi, Stuart Dr., Tdlland. She waa bom AprU the request of Board of Fiance 80 at Rockville Gmarall Hoapital. Her paternal grandparents chairman, A. Harry Wirth, to FLANKENRIBS .59° AMERtCA’S FAVORITE BONELESS A A e are Mr. and Mra. Alfred Soracchl, Columbia. She haa a broth delete these items from the bud CHUCK STEAK er, Michael, 1 ^ . O g f K ' get for next year. BOTTOM ROUND ROAST lb 9 9 ^ Heralding Politics Family Relnbursed FRESH 6 LEAN The board approved the HEINZ KETCHUP Albert, Wayne Emery, oon of Robert C. and Annette Early Week Specials By SOL R. COHEN Breau Albert, so Orchard St, Rockville. He waa bom May 1 amount of $86 to be reimbursed lb. 3 9 c GROUND ROUND .. 8 9 ‘ at Rockville General Hoapital. Hla matamEd grandparenta ai% By SOL R. COHEN last July, will get the first to a family transporting their Mr. and Mra. Emery Breau, Bojcter St, Tolland. Hla paternal Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday! With First Congressional Dis chance at the nomination. It Is child to the American School grandmother la Mra. Mabel Albert, 10 Harveot Lane, Wlnd- Scop doubtful that he will accept. for the Deaf. By staite law, the trict Republicans still undecided oor Looka. He haa two brothara, Robert C. Jr., 8, and Brian, l. Board of Education Is respon on their candidate to opjpose Party endorsement for state sible for mileage payment of Shop incumbent Democrat Emilio Q. representative nominees still is such transportation. The child Eonnd, Henry AHbnr, aon of Henry and Elisabeth HI.C Paulman Forand, lUddle Rd., Ellington. He waa bom May i Daddario In November, the three months away the sec lives at the school and comes at Rockville General Hbapltal. Hla maternal grandparenta are namb of Hartford Atty. Rich ond week in August. home on week-ends. Gardiner reported that the Mr. and Mra. Ruoaell Paulman, 406 Goodwin St, Bast Hart ard M. Rittenband Is being cir FRUIT DRINKS Stanley J. Zabroskl of Hart parent visiting days held on ford. K a paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Oacar Fo- KIDS culated for consideration. rand. Dotation Rd., Vernon. He haa a brother Jeffrey, 8; and ford, public relations director April 2 and 3 were attended three olatera, C h e^l, 13, LorlAim, 8, and Lydia, IH - Rittenband, who has offices for the Republican State Cen by 101 parents at the Hebron BY THE PECE BOLOGNA OR •. * *‘ * « Kostume Kontest! on Pearl St. and lives on Wood tral Committee, was In Chicago School and 117 at the Gilead Chuck land St. in Hartford, was cam Friday and Saturday, attend School. LIVERWURST VEAL CHOPS Boktaardt CEriatopber Seboen, aon of Frank E. Jr. and International Food for All Is Fun for paign manager in 1966 for Atty. ing a public relations seminar The staff and principal have WHITE OR ASSORTED B THRIFTY Judith Taakulka Burkhardt, Fox HUl Apta. 64 Soufo St, Rock- AIM Come on down to Stop & Shop 3 Diamonds John Bonee In his run then for of the Republican National begim work on the class lists FACIAL vlUe. H e waa bom April 80 at Rockville General Hoapital. Hla with vour mother wearing the native Committee. for next year. Meetings are be- Daddario's seat. TISSUE SKINLESS FRANKS maternal grandparenta are M r. and Mra. John J. Taakulka, 3 or Geisha dress of your ancestors. Your pic Toplcs covered key issues of ing held with the teachers to R IB lb. 7 9 e Loin lb. 8 9 c ture will be taken and put on a Rittenband, In his late 30’s, EARLY MORN Sunoat Ave., Rockville. Hla paternal grandparenta are Mr. and 1968; candidate promotion; determine where each child Mra. Frank B. Burkhardt Sr., 18H Old Ice House Rd., Rock- board so everyone can vote for the has never held political office. Mandarin most original costume. $25.00 Sav His political experience is in more effective use of newspa- will do best next year. SLICED BACON viUe. The April library circulation 4 * • * «k ings Bond will be given in each handflng campaig;ns and public per, radio and TV advertising; O f 2 0 0 store. Winner announced weekend relations for various candidates and public relations at the was 1,043 volumes at both Botalck, Steven BOchael, son of Ralph Carl and Chris ’ Oranges schools. In Hebron the total of May 31. Come have fun, kidsi Hartford Mayor Ann Uccello, party's Aug. 8 - 9 national con tina Murdock Botnlck, 168 High S t, Rockville. He was bom was 849 while the Gilead cir the first choice of district Re vention in Miami. May S at Rockville Goieral Hospital. Hla maternal grandpar STEAKS culation was 194. SHOP GRAND UNION FOR the ERESHEST p r o d u c e IN T O W N ents are M r. and Mra. William S. Murdock, Conklin Rd., Rock Save on honor y publicans, has turned down the University of Connecticut stu Circulation was low during able orange Chuck can be used for many European nomination. STARKIST ville. Hla paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bot- dents, participating in a na April because of the librarian's nlok, Schofield Rd., Stafford Springs. slices, so pretty and Oriental specialties. You may wish Hartford Councilman Collin Illness, vacation and confer to serve this one with buttered noodles, tional campus poll of over one GOLDEN RIPE SWEET RED RIPE for garnish. Stop & Shop Bennett still is being mentioned, million students, gave Sen. ences. 5 - 'l green salad, dark bread, good coffee. but is believed to have little WHITE TUNA Bfatblea, Theresa Pauline, daughter of Raymond Nor Eugene McCarthy, Democrat Dump Hours (First Cuts) man and Pauline Poirier Mathleu, 64 Wellwood Circle, Ver- chance for the nomination. from Minnesota, more votes for The Board of Selectmen have BANANAS WATERMELONS mm. She was bom May 4 at RockvilUe Gmeral Hospital. Her English Muffins Wilbur Little, a Manchester U S. president than any other issued a reminder to all resi- SOLID 7 oz. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Poirier, delegate to the June 22 GOP candWat^ dents that the Hebron dump 3 cans O T C Greenville, Maine. Her paternal grandmother la Mra. David Fro m o u r District Convention, U pressing With 1,898, or 16 per cent of hours will change effective own bakery lbs. lb. 7 c Mathleu, Watervllla, Maine. She haa two brothers, Richard, for the nomination of State Rep. the Storrs campus population, Wednesday to the following; 2 it». 2 9 e S%, and Robert, 4. . . . Split or Elmer Mortensen of Newington. Saturday, 8:30 to 4:80 p.m.; NEW CROP, TEXAS ^ GARDEN FRESH regular. 11 voting, McCarthy received 34.6 • • * *1 *. Little already has a speech pre Sunday. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and oz pkg. per cent of the tally. Sen. Rob- dark, Janet Loolae, daughter of Rosa Demmlng and pared for nominating Morten ert Kennedy was runnerup with Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Yellow Onions n.î3 bog 35* ARTICHOKES sen from the floor on June 22. SEEDLESS p , FRESH CALIFORNIA Ruth Pouliot Clark, 10 Clinton St. She was bom M ay 8 at M an 23.8 per cent. — The firsts electman Is cur- chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are lb Mortensen already has saidt Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and rently holding the following of GRAPEFRUIT 5'-’.69* LEMONS Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pouliot, 66 William St., East Hartford. Her that he will seek nomlnaUon to President Richard fice hours: Monday and Wednes FRESH LOCAL paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Carltmi Clark, Moun the State Senate In preference Nixon each received 13.2 per day, 2 to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 1 cans tain Rd. She has a brother, David Rosa, 2. slowly nrs. « to the U.S, Congress. cent, with Rockefeller edging to 8 p.m.; the weekly select PINEAPPLE .. 29* RHUBARB 2 FDtM CRISP • • V • (not soft). Nixon by three votes. men’s meeting at 6 p.m. and FLORIDA _ A A . Blpms, Ohristopber D.; aon of Robert B. and Ludmilla $128 Little, incidentally, still hasn’t President Lyndon B. John Saturday afternoon hours by ap JUICE ORANGES 5 >^^..69* CUCUMBERS Donner Bums, Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland. He waa bom May 7 BRACIOLE made up his mind whether to son, although not a candidate, pointment only at Manchaater Memortel Hoapital. Hla maternal grandparents seek the Republican nomination was fUth with 8.68 per Cent of The Board of Selectmen have, received several complaints of are Mr. and Mra. Waidemar Donner, WUbraham, Mass. His for state representative from the vote. Manchester’s 20th Assembly speeding in various areas of He SABA L E E paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Bums, Spring- DELMONICO STEAKS Heart of the Rib The poll was taken before field, Maos. H e haa a brother, Robert D. District. He was defeated In his Vice President Hubert Hiun- bron. The Colchester Troop will Norwegian Brisling be contacted, a survey made REDDI WIP bid for the post In 1966 by In phrey announced his candidacy and radar will be employed if POUND CAKE Oarr, Loren Maitland m , sen of Loren M. Jr. and Re cumbent Democrat Henry Beck- Democratic nomination. Top o' the possible. becca Saarl Carr, 729 N. Main St. He was bom May 8 at Man Geisha Sardines' BLADE CUT CHUCK STEAKS Grade er, who Is expected to seek re------ft oz. 4 9 c chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are election. Charles Rlegel, chairman of 12 oz. 5 7 c Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Saarl, Keene, N. H. Hla paternal grand For a Scandina Little has said that, should the Connecticut Federation of parenta are Mr. and Mrs. Loren M. Carr Sr., 98 Pine St vian smorgas he decide to run. he Is confl- young Republicans, and Mrs-, Ouatom Homs Design dent that he would get the en- Karin Von Deck, will be state • * • *1 *. bord or buono Manoheator COFFEE LIBBY UQUID CLEANER Arnold, Todd WllUam, aon of William E. and Norma En anti pastol Countryflne brand dorsement of the Republican delegates to the New England Blue Print A Supply Ino. gle Arnold, 26 Foster Dr., Vernon. He waa bom May 6 at Man- Town Committee. council of the YGOP, achedul- 680 Hartford Bd. 15-oz. oheoter Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandparents are Sliced Swiss Cheese Another who still is considered for late spring. Both are Monoiwator, Conn. CHASE & SANBORN T o m a t o J u i c e TOP JOB cont. M r. and Mrs. John C. McWUliama, Denver, Colo. Hla paternal Early Week Specials . . . Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday! Ing whether to seek the 20th from Manchester. Mrs. Von / otsxsss We I yodel our pralM BookvUte I^ elk But. I486 COFFEE LIQUID CLEANER grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Gerald Still, Denver, Colo. He c District GOP nomination la Deck was appointed by Rlegel has a sister, Lisa, 6. to the Swiss for school board member Atty. to the post of permanent secre- 2 39*^ 1-qt. 8-oz. « 4 * 6 * showing u i how to Herbert Phelon. Also Interested tary of the state YGOP execu- CHASE & SANBORN TOP JOB cont. Is Town Director David Ode- live board, Boroo, Ohristopber Albert, aim of Albert Louis and Edith produce glorious LIVER & CHICKEN LIBBY GERBER STRAINED Bohme Baraa, 40 Mulcahy Dr., East Hartford. He was bom cheese eating. gard. May 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grand The Democrats still being Duplicate Bridge FRISKIES CAT FOOD parenta are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bohme, 98 Warren Ave., mentioned as possible candi SLOPPY JOE BABY FOOD Vernon. Hla paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Salim dates in the 19th Assembly Dis- Results in a duplicate bridge CONCENTRATED . NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN Borsa, Weehawken, N. J. He haa a slater, Janet Elisabeth, London Broil trlct are former stfite repreaen- game Friday night at the Italian -p ty1-OZ. 15'/2-o z. From Sunny Florida! can 59* 3H. (Shoulder) tatlve and now house clerk Paul American Club are; North- DOWNY SOFTENER cont. UJNCH|0NM6^ Groobert, and town director and South, Joseph Marcello' and Wdl- DAD’S ROOT BEER 6 ^^^ 73* former mayor Francis Mahoney. Ham Zieman, first; Mr. and CONCENTRATEP SPATINI Oavallo, Steven James, aon of Alfred and Maureen Mc- toH D O M DUNCAN HINES LAYER GOP Incumbent Robert Stav- Mils. Richard O'Brien, second, FABRIC Gonn Cavallo, 41 Strickland St. He waa bom May 8 at Man Combine 1 Inch Steak CAKE MIXES 37 ' 2Vi-oz. nltsky Is expected to run for and Richard Pasternak and chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are DOWNY SOFTENER S p a g h e t t i S a u c e N i x con This delicacy re-election. Thomas Landers, third. CHUN KING-CHICKEN Mr. and Mrs. James P. 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EiHILTOBT Hurled by Indians’ Tiant Indians Play Sports Slate I Account BASEBALL ' Up $20,000 League Suday, Boston swept a Note* froot the l i t t l e Black’ Botrft Monday — Cheney vs. Wind NEW YORK (AP) — land took the first game of a right-hander had a 0-6 lifetime Two as Well doubleheader 2-0. Stan Williams record against them in four pre doubleheader from New York Official scorers on the major league baseball scene ham. They say pitchine: is 75 per then tacked on eight more vious big-league seasons. 8-1 and 4-2, Washington dropped receive $80 per game. All scorers are regular baseball Tuesday —Cheney vs. Rham For Archer DetroK 6-8, Minnesota rapped As Catholic cent of the game and when scoreless innings before Brooks But he struck out nine and writers. That’s a pretty good sideline. . . . Manchester’s 3:16, Bolton at' Cromwell, Cov NEW ORLEANS AP — Californda 4-2 in 10 innlngB and Robinson homered to break the was in control all the way, best Ray LaGace was brought on in relief with Holy Cross Headline baseball n’t- entry vs. Rocky HUI, Ellington George Archer added $20,000 to Luis Tiant is the nvan on OaMiand took Chicago 6-2. spell but the Indians completed ing Tom Phoebus in a pitcher’s against Connecticut iaet Saturday at Storrs and did traction this week on the vs. East Windsor, Rockville vs. his swelling bonk account today the mound, enemy batters • * • the sweep, *,1. duel. Tony Horton’s sixth Inning migihty well. The sophomore lefthander hurled one and scholastic baseball scene Middletown, south Windsor vs. — the result of a string of bir have trouble getting their INDIANS-OBIOLEg- one-tWrd tontogs and didn’t al------^— — - .yyrill be in Southington Suffleld. dies that won the Greater New If the Orioles were sombwhat single gave ’Tiant the only run 26 per cent worth. he needed and Dave Nelson’s Tiant’a four shutouts leave low a base runner. He fanned Here ’ n 'There when RockviHe High’s Wednesday — Manchester vs. Orleans Open golf tiUe. sucplclouB of Tiant’a shutout The 6-foot-6 pro nailed down Itant hurled his fouitti suicide squeeze bunt brought in Mm (me - stort of (he major one in the 4-8 settiack. Jaycee Tennis Tournament mmnafiintf Rams m e e t Bristol Central 8:30, , East first place in the $100,000 tour straight shutout Sunday, beating string before Sunday, it was im- the other in the ninth. league record set in 1004 by Doc Dave Wlggln and Lorry Oteen, has been charged from May 26 Kirighte with Catholic vs, Aquinas 3:15. nament Sunday on the 18th Baltbnore on four hits as Cleve derstandable. The Cuban-born Elsewhere in the American White of the CW<»go White Sox. Mancheoter---- ’— ‘— High ftball coach------^ June 1. New deadline for ap- the Central Volley Conference —Thursday — -South —Windsor His 36 consecutive shutout in es, were among several hun pUcations is May 24. Hie event le(jd at stake. Bach club boasts vs. Bloomfield, green by tapping In a five-foot nings are 20 away from (he dred high school mentors who wilt be staged at Memorial a 7-1 league record and the Friday — Mancheetor at putt for his fourth birdie on the ^Beginning to Believe I f mark set by Walter Johnson. He took in the se<»nd annual Field. . . . Jaycee track and Knights won the first meeting Conard 3:80, East Catholic vs. back nine. is sporting a 1.78 earned run av coaches’ clinic at UConn Satur field meet is slated May 26 in Rflckrille beitween the two. Northwest 8:16, Bolteai at At 67, Trcher was four under erage. day. It was big league all the which for the second straight Jtist a week ago, Mtochiester Rocky HUI, Coventry vs. Bacon, par over the demanding 6,660- yard Lakewixxi Country Club Williams almost diipkcated way with Head Ooach John Ton year is the some day as sdwol- High (6-3) wus Btbtiag atop the EUington vs. South Windsor, Tlant's job. He held the Orioles er in change. A lively scrim boy meets which will take away OCTL stonditigM but today the Rockville at Southington. course — 13 under at 271 for the Seven Straight Hits scoreless on four hUa untU Rob 72 holes. His slice of the cash mage, plus a barbecue, conclud the top performera from Man Indiana of Coach Hal Parks are SOFTBALL boosted his PGA tour earnings inson connected in the ninth, in ed the spring drille at whdch the chester High and Bast Cath<>lic tMrd behind firlstol Eastern Monday — Klock vs. Wyman, to $77,632 for the year. all the Indians have won 16 coache« were guests. squads. . . . Maury WiUs is (6-2) and Bristol Central (4-2) Keeney S t; Sealtest vs. Savings ■A supurb finishing round of By Grote Met Mark games, nine of them on shut s « * back on as the NoiUbnal in what has developed into a Robertson: Herald vs. outs. League’s best base stealer. The 66, five under par, Ixxisted Bert 1 ding-dong raoeu Elghit of the Lm o x , Mt. Neto. Cleveland with 10 victories in O ff the C u ff Yancey to the second spot and a CHICAGO (AP)—It’s possible or maybe just about National League man who once stole 102 bases ^ dlubs have a shot at the Tuesday - AnnulU vs. Army 11 starts and four straight over $12,000 payoff. Miller Barber, time calteher Jerry Grote of the New York Mets quit W. L. P et G.B. WorldvTunu Seriesoenea film—St.iiim—Di. LouisiA>ui8 in '*'■ one season heads the loop ______„ . ______® Navy, Robertson; Buckland — ------' Baltimore has soared into a sec listening to othere. ^ ^ _ ------St. Louis 18 10 .643 — Cardinals and Boston Rod Sox— wMh nine, five lees than O m py »nLif,er vs. Sportsman, Mt. Nebo; Wal- Tom Welskopf and Bobby Cole JOLLY RODGER(S)—^This colorful jig was demonstrated by PhtI Rodgers ‘"This is absolutely wonderful, Pittsburgh 14 13 .619 3M. ond place tie with the Orioles, wlU be shown tonight at the Campaneris ^ the_ Oakland A’s Alberti’s, Keeney St. 1‘«<1 276. after sinking a 15-foot putt for birdie i n New Orleans Open yesterday. who’ve dropped six in a row. The Indians 'wUl go on (Xsplay Barber and Welskijpf were even I’m beginning to believe Sait' Fran. 16 14 .617 3^ Army A Navy a u b at 8:80. The the American League, Wednesday — Methodist vs. Trouble Seen twice, Wednesday at Kome tied for the lead when the final It,” said Grote Sunday after en Atlanta 16 15 .600 4 • • • film wUl be part of the regular Ken Harrelscm, who a week ago Fire, Robertsim; Gunver vs. B. against Central at Memorial round began but both fired 73s joying the hottest hitting streak Phila. 14 14 .600 4 ’nOEBS-SENATOB8- monthly meeting of the Man- hitting .400 tor the Red Sox A. Club, Mt. Nebo; BlUlards vs. Field and Fridaiy agalnat Oon- for the last 18 holes. Advice from Ted Abernathy: *■ B ow ling in his baseball career. D u rin g NFL (Cincinnati 14 16 .483 4V6 Detroit is still In fixmt despite cheater Chapter of Approved ®^'‘l leading the American Falcons, Keeney St. «l^d Htgli In West Hartford. Cole, who had a 66 Saturday, Grote, considered an excellent Los Angeles 14 16 .483 4V4 Sunday’s loss to the Senators. Baseball Umpires . . . Boston League, dropped over 100 points Thursday — Congo vs. Town Tl>e meetings will miark the ran into a horrendous triple bo throwing catcher with no (Chicago 14 16 .487 6 Frank Howard led Washington’s Red Sox fans were rewarded in 1" one week. . . . Dana Farn- Line, Robertson; Telephone vs. Boys Should Pitch Overhand CONSTRUCTION — Henry gey at No. 16 when his tee shot chance of becoming a hitter, Spring M eet Houston 13 16 .464 5 attack with two homers—his making the trip to New York ham, one of the top students at stout o f tho second round of Pet Center, Mt. Nebo; Harry’s Frey 142-138-406, Ernie Oakma action. disappeared In thick Spanish OH NO! Protesting New York Yankee third base- caill that Carl YastrzemSki of Bostrni successfully had completed setting a Met New York 12 16 .429 6 eighth and ninth of the BW on— yesterday despite threatening East Catholic High, has been vs. Contone’s, Keetiey St. Written for AP Newsfeatures been with Cleveland, the Chica 138-398, Charles Gilbert 888, Re- A’TLiANTA (AP)—The annqal Holding down the top spot in moss hanging from a cypress man Bob Cox disagreed with Umpire Jim Odom's stole third base in first inning yesterday. record of seven consecutive while Ken MoMiiUen socked hie skies as the club tripped the doing a fine job of handling the GOLF Even though I pitch under go Cubs, the Milwaukee (now mee Jordan 154-384, Otto Mayer spring meeting of professional Sunday’s Results the Haitfopd County Confer- ______tree, and he finished with a 70. hits. fifth. New York Yankees twice. track results this spring for the Tuesday -L Mamdiester hand I advise kids to pitch over Atlanta) chain and now the Cin 147-372, Bob Luurstema 869, Setting Met hitting records football club owners ghts under Chicago 4,0, New York 3,10 Archer was one under on the • • • Boston snapped out of a bat East squad. enoe. Bast CathoXc (7-3 end 3-0 Eastern, '’ hoII. hand, unless there Is no other cinnati Reds. Carlo Petrintrol problems. I Joel Grout 140-362, Clarence Mc was beside himself following a owners and players In the Na- Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 1 End o f the L'ine tertoin St. Tlwmas Aquinas of TENNIS 6. Then he buckled down. Throwing underhand is an un and drove in two runs as Uie ning rallies which led to vic had to work a lot. It finally paid Connell 362, Gene Parker 164- Sox Break Out of Slump doubleheader split in which the tlonal Football League. Houston 3, St. Louis 2 The World’s Champion St. On 11 he chipped In from off natural motion—I do It (xily be Athletics raked Chicago. Tony tories . . . Did you know that Louis Cardlmds and the pen New Britain Wednesday after- Monday — Manchester vs. off with Cleveland in 1963 'when 361, Bill O’Brien 360, Eknie Dt- Cincinnati 3, San FYandsco 1 noon oivd Friday face Northwest Hail. the g;reen for a birdie. At 12 he cause I have to. Chicago Cubs won the first player - owner dispute, Pierce, mailing his first start of Bill Russell of the Boston Cel- nant—ccntending Pittsburgh Pi I got in 43 games. Franco 368, John Macielek 144- Today’s Games rammed In a 15-foot birdie putt. When I first signed back in game 4-8 and the Mets took the which involved salaries and the the season, won it with Jack ties barred everyone from the rates have the top Individual tal- OaiQiiodic in a HOC skirmish. Wednesday —Manchester 356, Tony Digregorio 360, Burk Atlanta at Philadelphia, N At 13 his lie was four feet off the 1952 I was a sldearm and three- One thing that helped me once second 10-0. pension fund, flared Into the Aker coming out of the bullpen lockerroom after his club beat ent In the National Leaigue, ac- . Rockville High will place a Rockville. Plank 350, Ron ChundiUl 360, Losing the opener was none of open Sunday when Art Modell, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, N green and 30 feet from the flag quarter motion pitcher but I I got control Is that the National diioago at Los Angeles, N to get the l€ist out. the Lakers In Los Angeles un- cording to a poll of N.L. man- TRACK League is a low ball league. It Bob Curtin 360, Anton Mayer On Top Pitching^ Hitting Grote’s fault as he lashed out a owner of the Cleveland Browns Tuesday — Manct-ester vs. but his chip shot ran straight to hurt my shoulder in high s o l^ l 141, Uoyd BoutUier 141, • * • til Bailey Howell led the squad agers appearing In the current Tuesday In Middletown be- double, a homer and a single to NFL president, said conces- Only games scheduled the hole. eind hurt it again 'with Wasnlng- gave me a bit of on ad'vantage. In prayer? . issue of Sport. The poll, which ^ , Windham. Mldhael Davis 136, Ray Dawson run his streak to five straight. sions being demanded by the Tuesday’s Games TWIN8-ANO^L8- Jack Nlcklaus was far down ton in 1967 and underwent an op I use my entire arm and the ■ ' BOSTON (AP) — The striking out nine. vlded two more runs. Bell was in command except Wednesday —. East Catholic 136. ‘'When I got that double the players "com e under the realm Cincinnati at New York, N Jim Fregosi’s 10th inning er * * * rates every player in the league the money list. His first three eration. ball moves. I throw a lot of sink Boston Red Sox relaxed staked the crafty New York’s Fred Talbot re- in the fifth whm he lost a shut- ’■Atlanta at Philai^elplvla, N Balls ’n Strikes • every position, lists four Ohen^ T e ^ entertained Wind at Simsbury. ers and the batters hit a lot ot first time at bat in the second of Impossibility.” ror allowed Minnesota’s winning ham Hugh this afterooan and is rounds were even par. After the operation I figured during a break in the ^ b. big lead by Jump- tired the first two batters in the out bid on a double by Joe Pepi- St. Louis at Pittsburgh, N run to score and the Twins add Cardinals and three Pirates a ground balls. game I knew now I had six MIodell said he and his labor scdiedutod to host Rham High The Buffalo Bisons of the In- Kls fourth was a 68—hlgh- the best way to get bock to the SAPLINGS—Marge Orsyb SS7. AmeriCan Leamie schedule ^ former teammate Bill second game. Then he walked tone and Andy Kosco’s homer. Houston at San Francisco, N ed an insurance run when Bob Atlanta Braves' catcher Char- best at their respective posts. . . and thought to myself ’how far relations committee “ are open Tuesday. ternatlonal League are playing lighted by a drive that carried big leagues was as an imder- Another advantage is that add Smith got a ground Then he setUed down, retiring Chicago at Los Angeles, N Allison walked with the bases ley Lau, in discussing how to First baseman Orlando Cepeda, today afto breaking out of SSarISAa* o S ------can this go’ ” laughed Grote. jo any suggestion that makes Making the most of six hits all their 64 home baseball the 380-yard, par-4 16tti from the hand pitcher. when I enter the game I always double. Harrelson doubled the last 13 batters in order. American League loaded. Both California runs catch the knuckleball, says: leftfielder Lou Brock, catcher follow an overhand or three- HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Dellna "Then when I got the seventh sense,” but said two of the and seven Ellington High er games this season at Hyde Park tee. He tied at ISth place and It took me. three years to get a prolonged b a ttin g slum p Monbouquette, who carried a for two runs and scored himself The Red Sox hope to continue W. L. Pet G.B. came as the result of bases- ” Tliere are two schools of Tim McCarver startling plt- quarter motion pitcher. Rock 126-349. —and hoping it isn’t a one hit the following inning I said player demands are impossible, rors, Rockville High made its Stadium in Niagara Falls. picked up $1,900. back to the big leagues. Pve 1.16 earned nm average with a on a single by George Scott. the lusty hitting Toesday night Detroit 18 10 .643 — loaded walks by starter Dave thougtit on catching the knuck- cher Bob Gibson are the Card- ‘forever, I hope’ ” , continued ipijg player proposals con- presence known with a 10-1 vic day shot. 4-1 record into the game, was ’That was aH Bell needed. The in the opener of a" two-game Baltimore 16 12 .671 2 Boswell. ler. Unfortunately, neither of inals who are the consensus Grote, whose top average in the sldered impossible, Modell said, tory over the Knights Saturday The Red Sox snapped a three- manhandled as he gave up a big right-hander, plagued by series with the Washington Sen Cleveland 16 12 .671 2 But Rich Rollins’ seventh In them works.” . . ■. St. Louis Car- choices, and second base- majors was .237 in 1966 and who are that »6 mUllon be contrlb- In the Windy City. It was the game losing streak by support single to Andrews and then was tendonitis in spring training, ators at Fenway Park. ’Ihe Minnesota 16 14 .633 3 ning homer tied It for the Twins dlnal star Lou Brock really must tnan Bill Mazeroski, shortstop finlshed with a .196 average laist uted annually to the player re sixth straight win for Coadi ing fine pitching performances raked for run-scoring doubles by went the distance for the first Yankees Invade Boston for a Oakland 14 16 .483 4V4 and FregoaTs error on TChicago White Sox during the The proposal up lor consider He had five hits, including a to a triple. Versalles then struck fOr three rune in the ation would prohibit the extra Davis overhauled the law of winter and Grote was to split Hearing on Derby Squabble pair of doubles, and moved in- brought home the game’s only eighth and hung on to end a point kick and would allow one averages Sunday, breaking the catching duties with Martin. _ Goal for UCo'nn Nine a roller to flve-grame losing string. \Vlnnlng However, Martin suffered an ® successful running or pitcher Gerry Arrigo allowed Mjury to his fingers and that did after a Gets Underway at Louisville A new tradition may be established at Storrs Tues ... Davis’ triple off Cecil Upshaw Wts before leaving for a It. Grote faced with a challenge, touchdown. day afternoon. Connecyticut and Rihode Island, who tra Country Club LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) a Derby winner’s number had r I took over the last spot in the was only the fourth hit for the hltetr In the eighth. has taken charge with his bat. Coaches in the AFL have ditionally look upon their basketball and football rival SELECTED NINE nipped Atlsinta 1-0 ... with the ____, gone on record in favor of the The official hearing Into the dis been taken down. Top Ten with a .291 mark. of a hazardous managerial managed jurt ^ o Leo Cardenas and pinch hitter "I have no Idea how long this ries as the fo(»l points of those seasons, appear to be Saturday Mike Andrews and Reggie plan. qualification of Kentucky Derby Phenylbutazone, or “ bute” as Class A — Berner 32-8-29, Gor maneuver by Alston. will go on or when It will stop,” ready to accept the baseball r i ------Smith collected four hits each, _ _ ' , ,. Dick Kelley, Don Sutton, who started with singles and Carden- winner Dancer’s Image got un it is called by horsemen, is an don 33-4-29, 2jemke 32-3-29; Class grinned Grote. “ But I’m enjoy der way today with the possible valry as the highlight of their prior to Friday-Saturday games while Elston Howard------had three------sWppw or- worked the first nine innings, as scored the tying run as Pete ing every minute of It. Especial analgesic which is allowable for B — Gardella 31-6-26, Glguere suspension of trainer Lou Cava- spring season. between the Rams and Maine. In the first game before giving dered Hank Aaron walked winner Jack BUllngham, John Rose tapped Into a force play, ly when I notice the pitchers horses in training, but taboo for 32-6-26, Shaw 32-5-27, Backlel 32- laris Jr. hanging on the out- These neighboring state uni- Winning ttie Yankee title has way to Ruas Gibson, who sin- tlonally—putting the potenUal Purdln, Brewer ad Grant limit- Alex Johnson foUowed with a working exltra hard on me. Major League actual racing. 6- 27; Class C — Henrlques 34- me. verslties are the only ones left i>een quite customary for Con- glad and doubled In the night- winning run on base during the the Braves to seven hits. run-scoring double and tallied Cavalaris said the colt had in the Yankee Conference pen- necttcut, the school from the 7- 27, Monaco 88-11-28, Skinner The hearing is to determine cap. ^ v e s ’ k^-dtteh rally in the , , , on a single by Ttony Perez. = L e a d e r s = been given a dose of the drug nant race. The (ttiampioh gets land of steady habits having 36-8-27, Barre 36-8-27. the guUt or innocence of those PRO SWEEPS HUlsworth breezed to his bottom of the 12th. PIBA’TES-PHILR— • • * Pelig Top Gun the Sunday before the race, but a berth in the NCAA playoffs taken eight titles and riiaring connected with, the horse. In fourth victory in six decisions, "I waan’); going to let Aaron Run-acc^ring singles by Rober- OUBS-MET8- said the following six days vddeh lead to the College World four more In 20 seasons. But Kristoff 71-4-87, Wastretta 87- In m io n t American League cluding owner Peter Fuller of aflowlng just three hits and beat me,” said Alston, explain- to Clemente and Matty Alou The Cubs-Mets opener was i n i j K C C l o n O O l Batting (40 at bats) — Alvls, should have been plenty of time Series in Omaha in June. Both Rhode Island hasn’t ' won or l'S-69, Henrlques 86-14-71, Gazza Ing vhy he M d Jim ^ e w e r gave the Pirates a 2-0 first In- tied 3-8 when Chicago pitcher North America’s leading condi were tied at the top of the stand- shared the top prize since the 78-8-71, Jarvis 80-9-71, Pesslnl Cool weather and dampness -327: Carew, Minn., .321. tioners. for effects of the "bute” to wear w a^ A uon wlto ^ out ai^ ning jead and right-hander AKL Rich Nye led off the ninth with off ings with 6-1 records after the second year of league play when 04-23-71, Meegan 88-17-71, Rlsl accounted for the fact that only Home rtma — F. Howard, Fuller has said he will not al 88-17'-71; Low gross — Kennedy FeUpe Alou, who h ^ doubled, McBean made It stand up for a single and was forced at sec- Veterinarians are agreed gen first six gomes. the Rhody men won their only 20 shooters made it to the skeet Wash., 9; 3 tied with 8. low Dancer's Image to run in 76, Eich 77. In sooi^g pt^tlon. I broke an his fifth vcltory in seven deci- ond by Don Kesslnger. Kessln- erally that the drug ususLlly la Connecticut meets Rhode Is- title, in 1949. field yesterday for the weekly Pitching (2 declsfons) — Mc- Saturday’s Preakness if Cavala- FOUR BALL unwritten rule, but Hank s one giona. ger stole second and then W e d dissipated within 86 hours. How land in a return match Tuea- Connecticut has also played I' I shoot at the Manchester Sports- Lain, Det., 6-0, 1.000 ; 3 Ued with ris is suspended and cannot sad Low net — Eidti, Karzes, raro charatiters you c m McBean scattered seven, hits all ttie way home with the win-' day at 3. The contest wlU have in the NCAAs seven times in men’s club site. BYank Pelts 2-0. dle the horse. ever, Dancer’s Image was being Herdic, Mlstretta 70-12-68; Old justify breaking ttiat rule for. while the Pirates tagged rookie ning run as Glenn Beckert beat treated for weak ankles with an important bearing on who baseball, making the trip downed 24 of 26 targets for the Track stewards startled the ham, Edwards, Crockett, Mona-” CABIN SITE The Dodgers got away with It Jeff James for five singles In out a bouncer to short, cold water and ice packs, and will beixnne the Yankee to Omaha three times, while I top score. John Jensen, Dick National League racing world last Tuesday with 00 76-17-68; (Jordon, Davis, when Jim -Grant, third reliever the first ... and just one more Dick Selma stopped (he Cube champion. The Huskies tripped Rhody has yet to try post- IN MAINE Long and BUI Brynes kept the Batting (40 at bats) — Rose, the announcement that traces of there has been speculatlcm that Flydal, Dlk 76-18-68; Tarca, simiul 813.80 (a* pannlta you in the inning. Induced pinch hit- hit the rest of the way. on five hits In the Mghtcap and this slowed down his body’s Rhody, 3-0, In their first meet- season play, Aa pressure on the winner, aU Cln., .371; Grote, N.Y., .362. phenylbutazone, a banned drug, Wadas, Hunt, Datelle 73-16-68; lo camp, bunt, flih and play In ter Deron J o ^ ^ to bounce . . . contributed three singles to New hitting 23 targets. ability to shake off all traces of ing on May Day to htmd the There is no admission charge nor WDOdland and wilduft re- Runs — Rose, On., 24; Mc- had shown up in a routine urine Boggini, Ackerman, Rieder, aarva. A deed le (rented tree to into a game-ending force play at A8TBOS-OARDS- York’s 17-hlt assault Met catcdi- Other top marksmen were: the drug, Rams their only Yankee loss for spring sports at Connecticut. 'membeta who build a cabin. The Covey, S.F., 22. speclment taken from the Derby Reinhart 70-12-68; Saari, Norris, APPLY NOW-START AFTER GRADUATION le an hour’a drive from second. Denis Menke’s two-run single er Jerry Grote had three hits In Jim Michaud 22, Bruce Mistier, Kelso Sturgeon, public rela Robinson, Harvey 72-14-68. Low ita capital. Ausueta. Wd Home runs — McCovey, S.F., winner after the race. one ot tbia lend to In other National League off Bob Gibson with two out In the first game and stroked sin- Fred Simmons ftO, Joe Pallto After that announcement the tions director for Churchill gross — Berner, Gardella, ______1 for the purpoae ot squeakers Pittsburgh edged th® seventti carried the Astros gles his first two times up In the 18, John Quinn 17, Ron Tour- 9; Swoboda, N.Y., 8; H. Aaron! Downs, fiaid the stewards would' Inaaaelna the value ot addiUonel Atl., 8. real bomb was dropped when UConns. Still Leading Pack Moore, Pagliugbl. tend hoidlnte. Iboae Intereeted write: Philadelphia 2-1, Houston shad- P®st St. Louis. Larry Dlerker nightcap for a throe-game nm vllle and Glenn Jensen 16. devote the entire day to the BEST 16 Mdlmtiti/^ Q , B u m stewards said Dancer’s Image AT THE AIRCRAFT Pitching (2 decisions) —Reed, ed first place St. Louis 3-2 and held the Cardinals to seven hits, of seven successive hits before had been placed last and For hearing and would try to have Sunday NORTH AMERICAN Two-year-old pacer FuUa Na AU., 3-0, 1.000 ; 6 tied with 2-0. Cincinnati came from behind to including a homer by Mike hte Cubs finally got him out. ward Pass declared winner of the mater settled by the end of For Yankee Conference Title Class A — Lorentzen 67-3-64; poleon won 20 of 28 starts a);^] the day. PAPER COMPANY beat San Francisco 3-1. The C h i ------' Strikeouts — Sadeckl, S.F., the 94th nmnlng of the Ameri Flight collegiate baseball triple and a single and scored Class B — St. John 67-5-62; I n s teyen ed Cieiem unMono In Uw UA. u l li MMCO B ^ e D^innmond strock out fourth inning on Frdd Schmitt’s O-McMahon 79.14-66; Class D - Nine paid holidays ■ : Willow Street, East Hartford, Connecticut stout tfawinlulon InuUs. Stanley Cup since 1930 and Its a first-place finish, In the two-mlle race won by to operate. Instruction will be in our own 18 as the Huskies won their 12tb infield ringle to give the winning Heslln 8 ^ ^ 1 . machine training school. Emy wttk AAMCO ttUiflti mors Uwn 10,000 Irsnunliiion piotl«ni. third In a four-year span. J. C. Tremblay, an outstand veteran steeple chase runner Up to four weeks paid vacation You (It (no towlnf, i frit roadohocK fstt, tUklint sirvlco—nwit Unwt Pat Traynor in 8 minutes 42.2 game in 20 encounters. edge. LADIM EVBN'K OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY The powerful Cpnadlens, who ing Montreal defenseman for * ^ e Coast Guard and Yale, The second game was decld- Gross — Class A—Wolff 96. ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be in lull urn day. And with AAMCO, your tianunliilon can ba (xotadad by seconds. Mills’ time .was 8 :43.3 Sick leave with pay 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. omr BOO AAMCO Cantari coast to tout. swept through the Boston seven seasons, scored the win had lota to smile about, ed with two out In the last of Class K~Wllflon given courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 Bruins in four straight and beat ning goal at 11:40 of the third for the race of about one-third weeks in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, , Complete insurance benefits Ivaiy mlnuta and a half, aomaona pravat,., too. The OadeU swept a dou- the 10th when Bob ft®)® . . . the Chicago Black Hawks In five period Saturday. He also assist the distance of his Olympic Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine Repair SATURDAYS 8 A.M. TO 12 NOON event. bleheader from the Air Force third and scored on a single to Oass A - O i ^ 90-1^4, C l ^ and Pipe Making. Excellent retirement plan games, were limited to a one- ed on the tying goal four min Awdemy, 1-0 and 2-1. Yale was left. The win put the Cadets at B-WUson ^ ^ 7 4 , BUly wasn't much affected by Largest industrial credit union goal margin in each of their utes earlier by Henri Richard. at Princeton where captain Ed 16-12 for the season with two Honnea 1^27-78. APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligible foi\ four \rlctories over St. Louis. the wind and chilly weather on Other Connecticut plants in North Haven, Vaa ess (nwt ysar IfassMfasfas (s AAMCOf Scotty Bowman, the Blues’ courses ranging from three to four years in Aircraft Club social and They won by 3-2, 1-0, 4-3 and coach, said his players gave as Saturday night which spoiled Goldstone hit a home run, a gbmes left. & ^ a y Jet Engine Metalsmithing, Machining, Tool and WsfM's Iscgsal T n m m ittitm f saalsWata. recreational activities Southington and Middletown 3-2 margins, with the first and much as he had asked "and no many record' attempts. Despite Die Making and Electronics. third games decided In over one could have given any the weather, however. Bob Sea- Tur'bocar Crash, M ight M iss '500 B—Groobert 38^33; Class C— TRANSMISSIONS time. more.” gren of Southern California INDIANAPOUB, Ind. AP) — in time to make the May 30 vandervoort 43-9-34;. a a ss D— b

HUGOS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Motorcycles— THERE OUQHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN n d WHIPPLE Help WaiiVed— Help Wi Bicycles 11 r T | SB IT TA l^S STERN 1 SA/^ IS THIS . P C R ^ A L L Y I'M OFFERIN' E6AD.A V Aiitwtr »• Prt»Jo« f» n l« S am, THE wuGsiioRe maw, gave upow A nd As sooh as he go t rid of it, ANY WAV TO TREAT CLASSIFIED MEASURES TO TEACH \THE HAND OF FRlENP- INECTOF \ A PRODUCT THAT WEVER MOVED - AW EPIDEMIC BROKE OUT! RELIABLE WOMAN for full- WAITREBBBa — part-time, wUl MANNERS TO THAT A GUEST 1967 HONDA 800 Excellent con WUYTHE NAvV.WE'ITE 3UST 4H1P/THE NEW 6UV SPIES/ / Indians is in ;jir a » time work, home for elderly, train. Call 640-2078, Ellington WABBIT VAASCAL'. dition. 64S-462S. STAKEOUT Z CHECKIN' OUT A NEW LOOK4 STURDIER ER-AH—- V«'VE HAD THAT Call Mrs. Miller, A46-8066 be- Ridge Country Club. Ask for tween 0-8 p.m. Lee. Pro $OME 4ET0F Nfel&HBORS.' THAN The BENCHES \NHAT DID ACS08S DOWN ADVERTISING AUTHORIZED Harley Davidson ’’GCALPGOO'AjNrt WITH BAKTER ON INTHB6RCEN BAY, YOU SEE ? sales — 1066 CH, $1,176. 1967 OW THE SHELF A OME APOT 1 Great Lakes 1 Cavity CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS DENTAL ASSISTANT — ex (XIUNTER girls — Sophomores c ; JAK^ ONE 4IDE 0FU CURIOUS form) 44 Suspicious . I (formerly) (1809-1849) (BookrlUe, 1V>II Free) St., Manchester. 34 Inseminate 45 Ceremonies FOR SALE — 1967 Lambretta 1 9 10 36 Chemical F~ i r" s 1 t motor scooter, low mileage. FIRST NATIONAL DIAL your way to profits. Tele substance r Call 648-1781 after 6:80 p.m. phoning customers of the Ful 38 Bom 13 STORES OUT OUR W Al BY J. a WILLIAN8 1! Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ler Brush Company from your 39 ArizonA IS HARLEY-DAVIDSON motor Indians r r scooter, automatlo shift. Ex Comer Park & Oakland Aves. home. Excellent profits. Call SINCE THERE’S MOTH- NO, I t h in k OH, WHY DO Vt3U GUYS d 6 1 L 24-Hour Answering Service 41 Sailor (coll.) II cellent condition. Call 649-0880. Building— East Hartford 247-1949. jS5.t. IN<3 ELSE TO DO, COME TLL G O THIS TO M B V THE SIMPLE 42 Conger 15” IT Business Opportunity 2B Help W onted- IE ON IN AND WATCH TV-- SPEN D THE SIMON PART OF ME SAYS Contracting 14 e H M ht MIA, li». TJH, UJ. h i. t h e r e 's s o m e c a r R E S T O F TURN RIGHT, A N D THE IN 43 Everywhere Free to Herald Reeders PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a 31 ' NURSE’S AIDES L t o o n s O N N O W / THE AFTER TELLECTUAL PART SAYS (2 words) 1964 TRIUMPH TR-6, $896. OaU modem 3 bay service station , WANTED — Experienced wom DIET AIDES NOON AT 46 Pedal digit r r Want Information on one of our classified advertisementsT CARPENTRY— concrete steps, BY LBFF and McWILLlAMS GO STRAIGHT AHEAD/ I 649-6066. for lease. Excellent opportu an to care for 26 year old D AVY JONES THE A R T A IN T EVEN A GOOD FOLLOW' 49 Poetic No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the floors, hatchways, remodeling, Experienced—But will train female polio, 4 days weekly. HARDY USED MUSEUM/ ER,'CAUSE I NEVER KNOW contraction 30 n porches, garages, closets, ceil nity, paid training program. suitable applicants. Full or TO JOIN MB., WHO TO FOLLOW/ 50 Statue in St. ings, attics finished, rec Call 236-3770 after 6 p.m. or PBX 649-6271. part-time. Paid meal time. BEFORE HE Peter’s M EDWARDS Business Services 1-201-377-8100. Free meals. Holiday pay rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth MAID — fuU-Ume, paid vaca BECAME ILL 54 Algonquian Offered 13 plan. er related work. No Job too tion. Connecticut Motor Lodge, Inân ANSWERINQ SERVICE small. Dan Moran, Builder. 56 Detachment WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec OPERATOR 400 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. THE MEADOWS of men (mil.) ializing In tree and shrub care. Evenings 649-8880. SUNOCO Ask for Manager. 333 Bldwell St., Manchester 57 More 6*94500 875-2519 643-8104. Will lease or sell 2-bay, 643-1174 NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — Opening for an experienced FILE CLERKS — temporary, destitute switchboard operator for 58 Iroquoian and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser in TREE removal-Trimmiilg. Rea Remodeling, repairing, addi 2-llft station. full-time or 9-8 p.m. Immediate SECRETARY FOR local law of busy board in East Hart 3 Jig time without spending all evening at the tel^plione. tions, rec rooms, garages, fice. Write Box "GO” , Man Indian 57 sonable rates. Covered for 1. Center of town location. Jobs, work near home. High 59 Guard property damage. Got a tree porches and roofing. No Job ford, 5-day week, Monday est pay, no fee. Staff Builders. chester Evening Herald. 60 Ancient too small. Call 649-3144. 2. Paid training. through Friday, good wages Airtemobiles For Sale 4 problem? Call Dana's Tree 11 Asylum St., Hartford, 276- chariot Service, 522-8429. 3. Excellent growth potential. and working conditions, ex 7610. I H E R A LD 1667 FIREBIRD 400, 4-speed, po- For further details call or cellent benefit program. Ap Help Wentod— Mole 36 LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Reefing— Siding 14 write. Sun Oil Co., P.O. Box ply . . . PART-TIME openings for wom BY TURNER sl-tractlbn, tach on hood. Many CARNIVAL extras. Still under guarantee. moving large appliances. Burn THE BEST In roofingand 71, East Hartford, 668-3400. en. If you need money but MEN WANTED part-time morn BOX LETTERS $2,200. Call 742-6291. Between ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- roof repair. Call Coughlin, Evenings Jeff Keith, 647- FIRST NATIONAL have only a few hours a day, ings for Janitorial duties in WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE 5:30 and 6 p.m. 1776. 643-7707. 9548. there is a splendid Income op Manchester area. Call 524-0620. STORES portunity with Avon. Full w w For Your 1967 PONTIAC — runs well, re YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. Park & Oakland Aves. training. Call 289-4922. Information built automatic transmission, Cellars, attics, yards, drive Roofing end East Hartford ARTIST, kHEFREN, £P good tires. Needs front end ways sealed and small truck THE HERALD wUI not ing donb A-1 right. Call Tre- Chimneys 16-A Schools end Classes 33 ASSEMBLY BUTA ^ __ CROSSROADS y HM W MU. U« r M l»a u« > work for inspection. $60. 643- LOUSY SPBLLE^^j^ voisscy disclose the identity of 1672 after 6 p.m.' mano Trucking Service toll ROOFING — Specializing re CIVIL Service Tests — Prepare any advertiser using box free, 742-9487. pairing roofs of all kinds, new at home tor government en WAITRESS wanted. Apply to 'STATISTICAL MEN. letters. Readers answer 1967 CHEVELLE Malibu, 327, Mr. Flink at Cavey’s Restau 1 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL ing blind box ads who TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, roofs, gutter work, chimneys trance exams. For details send 4-speed, chrome wheels. Call to National, c-o Box B, Man rant, 643-1415. desire to protect their buUding lots cleared, trees top cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ CAPABLE OF WORKING 649-3794. chester Evening Herald. identity can follow this ped. Got a tree problem? Well experience. Free estimates. MATURE woman to babysit for CLERK FROM BLUEPRINTS it's a P 0 £ S IT V)OEK? procedure: 1961 FORD, 4-door sedan, ex 'Worth phone call, 742-8252. Call Howley 643-5361, 644- working mother, Monday UlSMt/VlNS ROD I brought cellent condition. 86 Lockwood 8333. through Friday, 7:30-2:30, live Enclose your reply to the Position open for person BACK f=ROM FlAm CASSThl. St. WANTED —ODD Jobs taking Help Wanted— in possible. Call 643-6406 after INSPECTOR box in an enveiiiveiope — care of lawns and yards. Free with statistical background ad d ress to the rSassl Femirit 35 5 p.m. estimates, 649-1186. Heating end Plumbing 17 or above average figure ap FOR AIRCRAFT PARTS £ - A m f i ^ Manager, Manchester tt 1969 OLDSMOBILE Convertible, WAITRESSES — days only. titude. Company offers ex Evening Herald, together SALES AND Service on Ariens M & M Plumbing & Heating. iniismai¥ifini9miffWff9W~> 643-7246, after 6 p.m. Must be over 18 years of age. cellent wages, good benefits Paid holidays. Paid vaca with a memo listing the Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn Service calls our specialty. No OPERATORS companies yoq do NOT Full or part-time. No experi and good working condi tions. Overtime and liberal 1966 PLYMOUTH Sports Fury — mowers. Also Homelite chain Job is too small. Free ence necessary. Apply in per tions. Apply . . . BUZZ SAWYBR BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. company benefits. Apply at Tour letter will be de 2-door hardtop, bucket seats, saws and 'International Club estimates gladly given. Call son only. Howard Johnson, 891 WANTED low mileage, excellent con Cadet Tractors, Rental equip 649-2871. BUT MOW'D X AMYBE THEY stroyed if the advertiser Tolland Turnpike. WEIL, MY PNERS FOUND TtK TKOUBIE IT'S BLACKMAIL! THEY'RE GOING dition. 876-7492. ment and sharpening service FIRST NATIONAL THEY DO IT? 1 CAME BY is one you’ve mentioned. E. A. Patten Oo. YrttM YOUR OFF-SHORE OIL WELL, MR- , TO BLOW UP ANOTHER ONE UNLESS If not it will be handled on all makes. L & M Equip WAITRESS wanted 8:30 a.m. AT STORES 1 FORK UP $250,000. NOBODY SAW DEEP-SEA SPUOOER. SOMEBODY'S DYNAMITED / in the usual manner. 1969 RAMBLER 4-door sedan, ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon, Millinery, 'till 1 p.m. Pleasant working 303 Wetherell St. A STRANGE / SUBMERSIBLE. new rebuilt motor and front Park & Oakland Aves. THE PiPELlNE 400 FEET DOWN. 876-7609 Manchester Exchange conditions. Call 643-9940, 649- Manchester, Conn. BOAT AROUND/ THERESSOME end, body very good, $100. 648- Dressmaking 19 THE PHONE East Hartford M — Enterprise 1946. 3783. THERE. AROUND, YOU 6064, after 6. KNOW. Lest and Fovnd 1 DRESSMAKING — Alterations, y FORMICA counters, cabinet V 1962 AUSTIN-HEALY, Mark zippers replaced, etc. Excel STORE DRIVERS for school buses, LOST—Woman's eyeglasses, ar work, interior remodeling, lent workmanship, 649-4311. n -3 0 0 0 . Excellent condition. You need no previous SECRETARIES — temporary, Manchester schools, 7:30 - 8:46 ea Main and Delmont. Call 643- kitchen specialists. Good work Call 649-8880. experience. We’ll train full-time or 9-3, Immediate a.m. and 2:16 - 3:46 p.m. Ex 6900. manship at reasonable prices. Goo(d you at a good starting Jobe. Highest pay. No fee. Staff cellent part-time for third shift 1964 KURD Falcon station wag Free estimates. Call Lou Das- Moving— Trucking— Builders, 11 Asylum St., Hart workepa or retired persons. We LOST —Pass Book No. 26- canlo, 649-6988. salary. Valuable bene on, 6 cylinder, standard trans Storage i20 fits, pleasant working ford, 278-7610. train you. 643-2414. 010321-2, Savings Department mission, good clean car, very Compensation conditions, opportunity of the Connecticut Bank and economical transportati4F 1965 CHEVROLET Super Spoit, USSiMS kitchens, roofing, siding, gen RESEARCH 283 Cubic inch, automatic, b e l l e m o t o r s for quality. eral repair work. Financing many extras. One owner car, Eldorado dreamer open road available. No down payment. Bomis— Stocks excelleiit condition. Call 742- pick up camper, Norris travel LABORATORIES Economy Builders, Inc. 643- 8237 mornings. trailer. Concord travel trailer, Mortgages *27 .6159. wheel camper. Starcraft , SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- 1966 FORD — 2 door, custom champion travel trailer, 14H A & L Remodeling, inside and limited funds available for sec V—8. Standard floor shift. Very I foot for $1,096. Belle Motors, outside work. Fire escapes ond mortgages, payments to good condition. Best offer over Route 66, MUldale, Conn. Sales and rec room Included. 1-872- quit your budget. .Expedient $1,150. Evenings 649-6764. and Rental. OaU 629-0988. 3366 or 1-876-4617. service, J. D. Realty, 643-6129. PAfiil BIOHTBEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 18,1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN liniiMM fiDpprty Oat O f Tosrn Hdp Wowtod Mato 34 nosiviioiQ. 81 7 1 For SMt 71 Rosort Frogmrty Want*d~41aal Estate 77 TwiMiimiti 43 For Solo 70 Por Soto 75 ONE TRBISJ ellmber and one FRIOIDAIRB 80” range and RICHARD ROAD — 7 room cus 74 PRIVATE party wishes to ground man wanted, expert* refrigerator, very clean. Wdah- MANCHESTER Green — com MANCHESTBR tom built Cape with 4 bed BEirnrS WORLD ASHFORD LAKE — 26 miles ANDOVER purchase multiple dwelling. ^CLASSIFIED ' eneed only need apply, top Ing machine, |3S. 0^11-7 p.m. mercial, Industrial,, .residential rooms 2 baths, full basement, mcnt. Oonveiilont lOMtton east of Manchester off Route 643-8446. wagea to right man. Call 64S< or weekenda, 870-4130. Stove, rafrigeralor and hMt package. Look this wie over; PLYMOUTH LANE attached garage. Fine residen ■ LAKE-FRONT Home dI 44, shore front lots. Other S e rv ic e MANCHESTER 8104. (A) large building with 10,000 . Seven room (Jolonlal with 2- tial area. T. J. Crockett, Real PROPERTY SELLING YOUR HOME? For fumlahad, $100 per month. choice sites. Easy terms. Ar . $ BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CEMTER t>ART-TIME JOBS from |80. to FLOOR PfHJSldiR, $10. Kltch- square feet with plenty of po tors, 643-1677. Swim, boat, fish on de prompt courteous service that and Hayet Agency, 446-OlSl. car garage on a large lot in thur A. Knofla, 648-6440, 649- Quoit fy' kV TOLLAND TURNPIKE ADVERTISING $70. weekly, permanent poai- en aet, $20, good condition. tential: (B) A four ftunUy sirable Andover Lake. We gets.results,.call Louts Dlmock Dryer, country gaa, $80. Serv ideal location on deadend 6988. tion, 3-4 hours per evening, car WE HAVE customers waiting house and (C) vacant "C” son- $17,900 — 6 room Ranch. Beauti- have a dandy 5 room Realty, 649-0823. CLA88IFIBD ADYBRTISING DIPT. HOURS ice cart, $0. 640-1080 after 0. street . Large living room luUy paneled famUy room. Q SOUTH WINDSOR needed. Phone MO-BSO0 between for the rental of your apart ed lot which could be used for with fireplace, formal din FIVE ROOM Cottage. Lake Ranch with oil heating sys Large lot with trees and view. tem and huge stone fire ALL CASH (or your property popular SULLIVAN AVE., SHdPPING CENTER 8 AJL to 4tM PJI. 0-8 p.m. ment or home.' J. D. Real Es parking etc. Subject to sonlng. ing room, four bedrooms, Hayward, Colchester, fully y Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- within 24 hours. Avoid red tate, 6M-6120. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 848- paneled rec room with fire furnished, ready for immediate place. The price of $14,900 PRESS OPERATORS MocMiwry and Tools 52 6824. tape. Instant service. Hayes 1077. place. Shown by appoint occupancy. BHnancing avail is also dandy! Call J. Sled- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED AOVT. PORK LIFT OPERATORS MANCHESTER ATTENTION gkrage men — ment only. able, $7,500. Six room summer esky, 649-6306. Agency, 646-0131. PACKERS Bufliwts LoeoHom r a n c h — 7 rooms, 2 full 725 m id d l e t u r n p i k e EAST 4iM PJL DAT n rO M PDBUOATION used garage equipment and Invostmant Proporty baths, n\(>dem kitchen with cottage at Mood us Reservoir, ) fu r Btttoriajr M i M M iajr It 4 tN FIrUtey. First Shift, 46 Hour Week todls can be bought at low fig For Rant 44 649-4487 buUt-lns, formal dining room, East Haddam. Some work to be ■ B &. W INVITATION ure in all or part, consisting of For Salt 70^ family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- done. Cottage ready for occu BARROWS and WALLACE CO. EASTERN BOILER A electric four post ear lift, com FOR RENT or sale-461 Main car garage. Excellent neigh pancy, furnished $5,600. F. M. Manchester Parkade, TO BID ELECTRONICS, INC. pressor, lubricating equipment, Street. Building and lot next TWO STORES, 2 apartments, good income, $82,000 Philbrick MANCHESTER — 2-famlly borhood, $81,900. PhUbrlck Oaal Agency, 648-2082. Minchester, 649-6306 DIAL 643-2711 00 Loomis St. brake and head light testers, to Post Office. Excellmt loca flats, 6-8, 2-car garage, 2 heat Building(s) and/or tion fo r any use. 646-2426 from Agency; Realtors, 646-0847. Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. Structure (s) to be Menley crane and other hand ing units, assumable mdtt- ' LAKE CHAFFEE, Ashford, COVENTRY —Nick has spent GAS STATION attendant. Ap- 0 to 6 p.m. lakefront 8-bedroom, winter Fadyintheleele CoiitIniMd From Proeodlng Pago and precision tools, too numer gage. Ask for Earl Everett, BAST CENTER ST., 9 room . some time in the Coventry area Removed ply in person. Interstate 84 MANCHESTER, btuinera block ous for listing. Call evenings, 649-8688, 648-6120. J. D. Real house, C zoned, for doctor’s of ized brick Ranch, fireplace, oil and he brought back these two Seal-ad bids for the removal of Mobil, 390 Tolland Tpke., Man (HlXC STORE FOR RENT — down with 6 apartments and 4 stores. Coventry 742-6121. Estate Oo. fices, 2 or 3 families, 186’ heat, furnished, $17,900. 283- listings. One is a 4 room Ranch the following building (s) and/ chester. town Manchester, State This property Is In excellent Holp Wontod— Moio 34 Holp Wonfod— Mote 34 frontage. Hutchins Agency, 4146. with large lot and lake priv or 8truoture(s) aa more fully Theatre Bldg. Inquire Manag condition and shows a good re described in Form No. CON SILVER BRAZER — assemble BRIDGEPORT operators, day Musical Instnimonh 5^ er, State TTieatre, 643-7882. turn. Call for details. Hayes 649-6824. ileges on Morin Ave., at $13,900 SPECIALS LAKE BUNGEE — Large 119B will be received by the and brace, email aaeembllea. shift. All benefits paid. Blue Agency, 646-0181. BOWERS SCHOOL and the other Is a Ranch with FENDER Musicmaster guitar MANCHESTER — 4 famUy, wooded lot, with well, ap State Highway Oonmnisslon, at 7 All beneflta paid. Blue Cross, Cross, CMS, life and health in MANCHESTER —Spruce Street 4 rooms, 2 car garage and EXPERIENCED with case and small amplifier. SOUTH WINDSOR —(4 corqer DISTRICT 4 rooms each, buslneM zone, proximately 160’ from lake. 69 Newfield Avenue, Hartford, 0MB, life and health liunmuice, surance, \ retirement. Apply 216, Small store, heated, $70 Reasonable. Call 649-8825. many other amenities (or on- Oonnecticut, untM 11:00 a-m.. $140. 643-4762. retail location) near 8 acres, approximately 60 per cent net DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS retirement. Apply AeroM- Aeroklnetlcs, 218 Hartford Rd. monthly. Call 247-4046. )y $14,900. In today’s market, May 23, 19M then at said office g / over 460’ frontage, city water, return on Investment. Ask for netloa, 218 Hartford Rd. BRIDGEPORT BALDWIN Acrosonic piano, 57 TANNER ST. these prices are hard to beat. or ait ouch place a t th at tim e EVERY WEDNESDAY $84,900. Terms. C ^l Suzanne Earl Everett, 649-8688, 643- Call the Jarvis Realty Co., destgnatod, publicly open and good condition, $600. Call 742- NEWLY REMODELED office Out O f Town P A R T -m iE truck driver, and JANITORS part-time, evenings. Shorts 646-3288, or 'Em Moyid- 6129. J. D. Real Estate Oo. Realtors, 643-1121., read aloud. Bids must bo sub- OPERATORS 8267 after 6 p.m. on Main St., $66. Call 648-9678. Three bedrooms, 1V4 baths. Liv For Sal* 75 atock clerk, hours 8 a.m. to 1 Call 643-4453, 3-8 p.m. only. han 668-0678. J. Watson Beach ing room with fireplace. Formal mlitbed on Proposal FVjrm No. MANCHESTER — spacious 7 MORE THAN comfortable year p.m. Apply In person. Alcar BUSINESS zone 2, 960 square ft Co. Realtors. 278-6660. dining room with bay window. room home. Excellent location, NORTH COVENTRY — Country CON 114G In Bid Envelopes pro Auto Parts, 226 Spruce St., SUPPLY CLERK — Experienc ’round living in this 4 room vided by the State Highway De Top wages, overtime. Ex AnHquos 54 foot masonary building. Double OLDER 6-room (Colonial oil Paneled den. Rec room in cel double garage, aluminum sid home, 6 rooms, one acre lot, HILLS BROS. Manchester. ed In Insurance supply. Oppor- Ranch situated on waterfront partment, which may be se cellent working conditions. overhead doors. Centrally lo valuable land. Possible com lar. ing, large rooms, bus line, 1V4 single car garage. New elec hmlty for ambitious man. Ap WANTED ’TO BUY — antiques, trical system 100 amp. plus property overlooking Coventry cured at 59 Newfield Avenue, Apply E A S Gage Oo., cated. $90 monthly. Paul W. mercial or parking site ap baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Hartford, Conneotdeut, The tele EXPERIENCED TRACTOR ply Personnel Department, steins, furniture, pewter, lead recently installed new furnace, Lake. 8 years young with built- Mitchell Drive, Manchester. Dugan, Realtor, 649-4636. plication. Located on Main St. phone number" Is 249-5211, ex trailer driver. Apply In person. weekdays 8:15 to 4:16. Security ed lamps, art glass, primitives, Owner 649-0966 MANCHESTER — English Tu- hot water heat. Assumable in oven and range, modem "Is yours an old button, too?" Call Grace Dltmars. L. O. tension 322, 282 or 283. Carlaon’s Express, Inc., 00 Hil Insurance Company of Hart any quantity. 644-8662. 677 MAIN ST. Ground floor of dor Oolon’al, 7 rooms, plus mortgage and financing avail bath, most attractive fireplace Greenough Co., 647-9921. A CERTIFIED CHECK, liard St., Memchester. ford, 1000 Asylum Avenue, fice suite, 4 rooms, air con heated sunporch, 4 bedrooma able. $17,600. F. M. Gaal, Agen along with utmost comfortable COFFEE CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, BANK CASHIER’S CHECK, Hartford. ditioned. Ideal (or professlonsU, enclosed porch, plus full base ABLE MAN wanted to be train expert repairing. Colonial THREE FAMILY — aluminum treed lot, wall to wall carpet cy, 643-2682. b a n k TREIASURER’S CHECK, STOCK UP AT THIS LOW P R IC E! insurance or real estate. Call ment and garage. $17,900, Wol ed in sewing machine repair GOOD RELIABLE, experienced Dogs—Rlrds— Pats 41 Housoheld Goods 51 Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. Land For Scrie 71 siding, 2-car garage, con ing, antique brick fireplace, DRA'WN up on a STATE LEARN TO DRIVE and stock control. Should have 649-0097. venient location. Good income atorms and screens. City utili SOUTH WINDSOR -B irch Hill, verton Agency Realtors, 649- BANK ft TRUST (COMPANY painters wanted for year Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- 7 room Raised Ranch, 2-car 2813. mechanical aptitude. This Is a 'round work. Call 643-4481 OROOMINO AIjL breeds. Msr- CLEAN, USED refrigerators, 9 p.m. Sundays open till 0 ELLINGTON — 200 acres, property. Gerard Agency, 649- ties. Garage. Near bus line, or a NA’nONAL BANK located TRACTOR TRAILER mostly wooded. High elevation. garage, 2 baths, large family in the STATE OF CONNECH- permanent position with good evenings. mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron ranges, automatic washers p.m., closed ’Tuesday and 0688 or 643-0365. stores, church and schools. BOLTON —Large custom built Houses For Rent 65 %mile frontage on town road. room, carpeting, many extras. CUT, or a U. 3. POST OFFICE starting salary and all employe Rd., Bolton, 648-0427. with guarantees. See them at Wednesday. Priced in low 20’s. Charles Les- SpHt Level, 7 irooms, fireplace, benefits. For Interview apply YOUNG MARRIED man with B. D. Pearl’s- Ai^liances, 649 Tom Minor Broker, 1-876-6042. perance, 649-7620. Owner-Broker ■643-5129. MONEY ORDER, to the order POUND NO EXPERIENCE HOUSES for rent, furnished or MAHCHESTBR — 3 - bedroom 1% baths, 3-car garage. Only to Singer Sewing Center, 806 driver’s license for general DACHSHUND puppies, AKC, Main St. Call 643-2171. Ranch new aluminum siding. of TREASURER, STATE OF unfimlehed starting at $176. MANCHESTER — 123 Florence TOLLAND — Near parkway. $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real NECESSARY Main St. work In Ice cream plant. Call black and reds, several litters STTAFFORD Area — 172 acres Convenient West side location. OONNBCTITCUT in an amount CAN Wearing Apparel- per month. Philbrick Agency, Smaller 6-room Colonial, ga tors, 649-6324. at Royal Ice Cream Co., 27 ready to go, paper trained and wooded land. 700 feet borders All city utUitles, $16,200. Bel- Street. 6 room bungalow with not loss than $100.00 or 10% of Furs 57 Realtors, 646-6347. rage, workshop, acre wooded the base bid, whichever is great Train locally on modem MEN part-Ume for Janitor and Warrep Street, between 4 and 6 healthy. Also Pekingese and REFRIGERATOR, suitable for nn. 242-9278, 848-7178. able. Move right in! 649- tures 3 bedrooms, dining room, necessary arrangemefuts for dis out attachments. Our 6 year 6806. living room with fireplace. 'Man Wanted Rooms Without Board 59 IMMACULATE well kept and MANCJHESTER — 9 room older SIX ROOM Split Level. posal. In so doing he must be parts and service guaran Electric heat. Beautiful paUo. guided by all local ordinances To Burr And Polish Man or woman driver for Articles For Sale 45 ready for occupancy when you home, l\i baths, 2-car garage, baths, bullt-lns, fireplace, ga MAN FOR LIGHT cleanup work tee. THE THOMPSON House — Oot- Resort Property B& l W A quiet safe yard (or young rage and scenic lot. Owner and regulations. afternoons or weekends. De PROCESSED gravel for drive say. Six room Cape situated on excellent condition, near cen mornings 8 to 12, Call Chorches tage St. centrsdly located, large children. Only $19,600. Call Dor 649-4046. General dean up of the area 648-7627 pendable person with good ways and parking areas. Also pleasantly furnished rooms, . For Rent 67 BARROWS ahd WALLACE Co. % acre treed lot. Three or four ter. Only $21,500. Hayes Agen- is Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., and lemoval of fences and ON SALE TUESDAY Motors, 643-2761. Complete Price $38.60 bedrooms, lovely fireplace driving record for Manches bank nm g;ravel and fill at parking. Call 649-2368 (or over Manchester Parkade cy 646-01^1.______Realtor, 643-1121. TOLLAND — six room Ranch heês as directed by the En COVENTRY LAKE —lakeside with raised hearth, full walk ter area. our screening plant or deliv Or payments of $3.86 per night and permanent guest Manchester 649-6806 4 bpdrooms, 1*^ baths, 2 fire gineer will be required for the cottage, modem, all conven out basement. Owner wants ered. George H. Gritting, Inc. month. Call Capitol Mg;r. rates. BOLTON LAKE — 4% room places. 2H acres of land, ga following ITEM. PLUMBER and plumber’s help- iences, some select dates still FOUR ROOM expandable Cape. fast sale. $19,200, Wolverton Ranch, beautiful treed lot, The State Highway Depart SLICED SWORDFISH Dielicious lb. 7 9 c 742-7886. collect If toll. available. 648-8930. FOR YOUR rage. $22,300. Call 649-3252. er. Can 646-3286.______COLONEL BOARD Co. 107 Burnside Ave. COMFORTABLE room for gen Bullt-ln-range, formica coiBtt- Agency Realtors, 649-2813. 600’ to water, new furnace. ment in accordance with the ers, ceramic tUe bath. Ex DARK rich stone-free loam, tleman, private entrance, free NEW BEAU’ITFUL waterfront CONVENIENCE Only $12,600. Hayes Agency, provisions of Title 'VI of 246-2140 cellent condition. Comer lot. 38 PRINCETUN Street. 4 bed- Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Pan-Ready Skilled and Unskilled East Hartford $15. Pool and patio sand, parking, 14H Hackmatack St. cottage, Ashford Lake. Sleeps 646-0131. DANISH TROUT lb. 6 8 c stone, (ill, gravel, sand and between 6-9 p.m. Pleasant location in Center room Colonial, 2% baths, heat The Mitten Realty Co., BOLTON Stat. 252) and the Regulations 7. Sandy beach, boat, float. ed recreation room. Fenced In Excellent wages, full-time, manure. 643-6004. Spring Park area. 6H per cent Realtors, ROUTE 86, Hebron. 79 acre Attractive 5% room Ranch, of the Department of Commerce BAKERY $110 weekly. 649-0120. yard. Walk-up attic. Near (15 C.F.R., Part 8) issued pur Grand Champion SINGER automatic zig-zag, with FURNISHED ROOM, kitchen assumable mortgage. Contact 653 E. Middle Tpke. (arm with 6 room house, 2 3 bedrooms, living room , T * . T.^ 1 - 1 ® P®*" week, shift dlf MEN’S REBUILT SHOES for Bowers, Illing and Manchester suant to such Act, hereby noti HELP WANTED cabinet, used excellent condi privileges. Private entrance. MISQUAMICUT, Rhode Island, owner, 649-8076. large bams. Approximately 650 with stone fireplace and MAIN I FN'ANvJF êrentlal. Blue Cross, CMS sale. They are better than High. Elva Tyler, Realtor, 649- Will be open weekdays from fies all bidders that It win af Q u a lity A V l/T llN 1 E,lN,rV.lNV_>l.:, Insurance, paid hoU No Experience Necessary tion, buttonholes, hems, over $16. weekly. Gentleman prefer H i room cottage, hot water feet on State highway, stream paneled wall, kitchen and cheap new ones! Sam Yuyles, 9-9, all day Saturday and^ firmatively insure that the con days, other fringe benefits Will Train casts, sews on buttons, etc. red. Call 647-1931. and heated, private party. Coll 4469. or beef. Completely fenced, ad- dinette area, 2 baths, base 23 Oak St. Sunday afternoons. Over 86' tract entwed into pursuant to Originally over $300, now only 643- 0491. on property, good (or horses ment fireplace, 2-car at this advertisement will be MECHANIC , APPLY ONE ROOM for rent (or gentle MODEL HOMES SOUTH MAIN St. area — 6 and listings from $7,600 up. jacent to state (orrest. Immedi TOBACCO netting. Good for $49.50, or assume payments of tached garage or storage awarded to the successful re Progressive and Expanding PIZZA HOUSE man only.' Kitchen privileges. CAPE COD West Yarmouth, 3 5 flat, with 2-car garage, sell Come in and look them over ate occupancy. T. J. Crockett B^cellent opportunity for lawns, trees, and berry bush $7. monthly. Dealer, 622-0476. ing for $19,900. T. J. Crockett shed, one acre treed lot, ex sponsible bidder without dis ' Company Free parking. Call 643-1663. bedrooms, full bath, heated, ARE or call Realtor. 643-1677. man experienced in ma 298 West Middle Tpke. covers. Call Rockville ScraJj Realtor, 643-1577. cellent location. crimination on the ground of THREE handsomely framed fireplace, hd—chair ahd crib. race, color or national origin. chine repair and mainte Company, 872-6687. LARGE furnished room, near OPEN EVENINGS 643-6930 NORTH COVENTRY. Beauti $32,500 mirrors, rugs and other furni Main St., light housekeeping, 644- 1316. THREE BEDROOM Cape, fire NOTE:. The contractor is i-e- nance. Experience with HAIRDRESSER wanted, full or When it comes to houses ful brick home on 2 acres of COLONIAL BOARD Co. GE 18 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR, ture. 649-0669 before 6. women only. 649-7959 after 6. AT place, built-lns, garage. Ray quired os pant of his contract bakery equipment desirable part-time. Call 643-6808. Mitten can (it your needs land, oversized single car ga.- U & R R EA LTY CO. Inc. bid price to supply suitable ma but will consider Other me GE washer, complete set of Holcombe, Realtors, 644-1286. 615 Parker Street HOSPITAL BED with guard FOR RENT — front room, cen like a glove. t - rage^-Eiiced—fa t. quick sale. terial acceptable to the Engineer chanical background. Per Encyclopedia Brittanica with Wanted'To Rent 58 TALLWOOD 643-2692 rail, modem, excellent con trally located. 69 Birch Street. NEW LISTING —Washington Occupancy Immediate. $23,000. to ooanplete the back fill of the manent year ’round employ MRS. E. F. LOFTUS bookcase; 2 boys’ bikes 28” , a SMALL apartment or two un-' ROBERT D. MURDOCK PART-TIME dition, $116. Call 643-2218. 649-7129. Street. Three bedroom Co F. M. Gaal Agency, 643-2682. cellar hole immediately upon re ment, ateve average wages bureau. Call 646-3006. For your unhurried inspec moving the building from its furnished rooms near bus, and lonial. Remodeled oversized $17,200 the price is right. Six REALTOR 643-6472 and working conditions, plus stores. 236-6372 evenings. tion of homes that will be of„ NORTH COVENTRY. Beautiful foimdation. The top two feet MORNING HELP kitchen,' Ihi baths, large din room Cape, center oi town, a' comidete free benefit pro /-.r Cl A T7-TT T . A c 1 . ^l.E. comblnatlon washer-dryer, interest to you. Directions: Raised Ranch, 2-car garage, of fill (below adjacent ground CLEAN FILL free for hauling. „ aq aana Apartment*— Ftatt— ing room, sunporch. New roof walking distance to shopping gram. Apply, ELEOntlOIAN — Journeyman WANTED Five minutes on South Main fireplace, wall to wall carpet VERNON — Recent 5% room level) shall oontitin no stone Call 647-1121 anyUme. $78. 649-8806.______and gutters. 60x160’ shaded lot. and schools along with being on and helper, fuU-Ume, steady Tenements __63 Apartment Buildings St. from Manchester Cen ing, large workable kitchen Ranch, garage, bullt-lns, full larger 'than five inches in Itj^ Shown by appointment only. the bus line, very neat and employment, In ^ a n ce bene MALE OR FEMALE For Sale 59 ter, astride the Mahehester- with built-lns, large patio, basement. Immaculate, $17,900. greatest diameterf Top soil or CAPITOL FAHMS SIX ROOM duplex — available Owner, 648-0215. very well situated for conven loam will not be considered suit FIRST fits, paid holidays and vaca TWO LAWN mower grinders. SINGER ZIG-ZAG Glastonbury town line. beautifully landscaped. Occu Meyer Agency, 643-0609. 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. June 1st. on busline. Parking BOL’TON — 6 unit apartment ience. Don’t be disappointed. ably material. If the contractor tion. Call between 8 a.m.-6. Call 643-4631. pancy immediately, $25,660. F. APPLY IN PERSON for two cats- Adults only. No hotue situated on approximate STONE HOME Wolverton Agency, Realtors. fails to back fill the cellar hole p.m. Robert’s Electric Co., Sewing machine, slightly M. Gaal Agency, 643-2682. EAST HARTFORD — Ranch 5>^ NATIONAL pets. Call 649-1963. ly 4 acres. Lots of potential. L. C. GREENOUGH Co. 649-2818. .at the time the building is re South Windsor, 644-2421. REDUCE SAFELY, simply and used, monog;rams, makes Spacious 7-i^ m stone home rooms large modem kitchen, 3 All rented. T. J. Crockett, GLASTONBURY — Luxury cus moved, it will be necessary for fast with GoBese tablets. Only buttonholes, sews buttons LOOKING (or anything in in one of Manchester’s most $22,500, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed- bedrooms, excellent condition, M cD o n a l d Realtor. 648-1677. 647-9921 tom crafted seven room Ranch, him to protect the public by STORES, INC 98 cents. Weldon Drug. on, blind hems dresses, all real estate rentals — apart desirable areas. Large, at rooms, built-ins, recreation $23,600. PhUbrlck Agency Real erecting a temporary fence to Park A Oakland Avenues without attachments. Our 6 ments, homes, multiple dwell tractively landscaped lot over-looking Eleventh hole, tors, 649-6347. the satisfaction of the Engineer; ROUTE SALESMEN LOST bright carpet colors . . . room, garage, large lot. Near East Hartford, Conn. DRIVEJN year parts and service ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real with a 12x20 summer house. bus and shopping. Hutchins Minnechaug Golf course. Two payment for the erection and restore them with Blue Lustre. Business Property COVENTRY guarantee. Estate, 643-6126. COLONIAL — large kitchen, for Priced to sell at $39,900. Agency Realtors, 640-6324. full baths, 2 car garage. Beauti removal of this fence Shall be We have excellent routes 46 W. Center Street Rent electric shampooer $1. For Sole 70 mal dining room, 3 or 4 bed ful large lot. Bel Air Real Es considered as included in the '.A SECLUDED!!! available In Manchester Paul’s Paint ft Wallpaper Sup Complete Price $53.40 AVAILABLE May 18th, 7 room, rooms, den, family room, WARREN E. HOWLAND JUST REDUCED — $28,900. Six tate 648-0332. We have a fine Ranch home contract bid price. The general MAINTENANCE man — steel area for ambitious men who Manchester. Conn. ply. second floor, apartment. Up to ADAMS ST. — vacant machine screened porclv 2-car garage, Realtor______643-1108 room Ranch, built-ins, rec with five bedrooms and 2 contours of 'the surrounding •PICKLE AND EXQUISITE IMPORTED handler preferably experienced can sell our nationally ad Or payments of $6.34 per 3 children. Call 647-1829. shop with 10,000 square feet large wooded lot in prime room, 2 fireplaces, garage, ground shall no^ be changed TWO DOUBLE hung windows full baths. Less than 10 with cut off machines and rec vertised dairy products. We month. Call Capitol Sewing n one floor, 2 acres of land, neighborhood, $88,000. Philbrick SEVEN ROOM older home, ex many extras, acre lot. Mitten VERNON without specific written i>ermls- •PIMENTO LOAF PART-’TIME evenings — Man with casing, storms and FIVE ROOM duplex. Adults pre years old, 1 acre wooded TRANSLUCENT ords. Apply. Dean Machine offer steady employment, Mgr., Till 9 P.M. Call col t■family house inclu4ed, sensi agency Realtors 649-5347. cellent condition, on bus line. Agency, Realtors, 648-6930. slon by the Engineer. FINE CHINA and wife to do janitorial duties, screens. 126’ non-climable ferred. Call J. D. Real Estate bly priced. Must sell, T. J. Two years old, 7 room Gar lot. Prompt occupancy! ! NOTE: In addliton to the In Products, 102 Colonial Rd., guarantee minimum of $100 lect If toll. Property includes 2 extra build Excellent value at $23,500. •OLIVE LOAF Create a mood for gracious dining with a table service 524-0620. fencing with metal posts. Any Co., 643-6129. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. POR’TER St. — Quality buUt 6^ rison Colonial, 4 bedrooms, surance requirements contained Manchester. weekly, based on salary ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, Call Don Sisco, 649-6306 or so fine, you'll be tempted to display it in a cabinet and plus commission, with op reasonable otter. Call 643-0705. room Colonial, assumable Lots For Sale 73 spacious living room, for in paragraph eleven of Proposal TELEPHONE answering clerk 246-2140 MAIN ST. — 3 room - heated LAND and buildings for lease Realtor, 648-6963. 876-6611. Form CON 114G the successful •V E A L L O A F bring it out only for the most important occasions. Yet, MAN for tire service qr recap portunity to . earn much (or taxi cab office. Retiree pre mortgage. Principals only. 648- mal dining room, family shop. Good pay. 40-66 hours per IT’S TERRIFIC the way we’re apartment for middle age wom or sale; suitable for lumber EXTRA large building lots, de bidder Shall furnish a Certifi now so inexpensive you can grace your table with it more. Excellent company ferred. The East Hartford Cab 7432. TRULY a home for larger faih- styled kitchen with com week. All benefits. Must be selling Blue Lustre for cleaning an. Call 643-6016. yard, boat company, pamplng sirable Look-Out Mountain cate of Insurance for the same •MOCK CHICKEN every day! paid benefits including Co., 107 Burnside Ave., East MOVING — Wish to sell Ken- Uyi 6% custom built rooms in plete built-lns, IM baths, B & W steady worker. Experience rugs and upholstery. Rent supplies, lawnmowers and FOUR ROOM Ranch, garage, area, owner 640-8762. / stated mlitimum amomts to life Insurance, hospitaliza Hartford. more portable dishwasher. cluding 4 bedrooms, living fireplace, one car attached BARROWS and WALLACE CO. helpful but not essential. Apply , electric shampooer $1. Olcott tractors, cold bulk storage, treed lot. Assumption Parish,. cover Explosion, OOUapse or Un •MINCED YOUR CHOICE OF TWO ELEGANT PATTERNS tion and accident-sickness Good condition. Call 649-6818. FOUR ROOM apartment, avail room — dining room comblna-’ LAND WITH-road frontage, on garage, patio, combination Manchester i*arkade Nichols Manchester Tire, Inc. Variety Store. Bojton. Showroom and office. $17,000. Marion Edlqnd Real derground ITaniago.r. .U aW U y benefits. able May 16th. 648-6341 after 4. tion with beamed ceilings and Buckland Road, Manchester, windows, city utilities. Ex Manchester 649-5308-- ■ (X e tT ).' BOLOGNA 260 Broad St., Manchester. Call 625-0010. Estete, 644-0414, 289-4610. IF CARPETS look dull and SINGER’S spectacular clear a fireplace. A family room and Philbrick Agency, Realtors, cellent value at only $26,600. ITEM No. 1; 1 story frame R o y a l R egency ance sale of used machines FIVE ROOMS for rent. Avail MAN WANTED to learn pizza Applicants should be mar FULL-TIME HELP drear remove the spots as they a game room, family sized 649-8347. V ranch tyx>o House, 1 oar frame traded in during our recent able May 15th, second floor. Garage, W/S Bolton Center E l e g a n c e business. Experience not neces ried, over 21 and be able to appear with Blue Lustre. Rent kitchen and two full bath U & R REALTY CO. Inc. Farms For Sale 76 Rose WANTED "Sale—of—Sales.’-’ All recondi Call 628-6105. rooms. 4-car attached garage. 100’ LOT WITH 180’ depth. A Roa4 opposite S.N.B.T. Pole sary. Prefer young married sell and give service to the electric shampooer $1. ’The 643-2692 STAFFORD AREA — 62 acre wiih edges nmmed in jeweler s featuring fluted rims, the hallmark public. Sherwin-Williams Co. tioned and priced to sell; Many In addition.. .a tidy 4 room zone, water only.' T.J. Qrochett No. 23, Îton. Former property man. Serious minded single reduced up to 50 per cent! FOUR ROOM apartment, stove Realtor, 648-1677. farm. Ideal for horses or beef of: SMETHURST, Norman et al. • 'lb. quality, genuine platinum. of the most expensive china. man will be considered. Start Mornings, aftergoons and eve NATIONAL PAVING CO. apartment or in-law suite. Wol ROBERT D. MURDOCK Portables, and consoles. Come and refrigerator,, pay weekly, cattle. Approximately 27 acres 76-87-31 XCU at $100 per week. Unlimited nings. verton Agency Realtors, 649- REALTOR 643-6472 For Interview apply: early (or choice selection. no children. 649-9428. 2818. COVENTRY — 100’ treed buUd- open land. Ten room house, The above struotures must be 3 opportunity to manage your 12 MAIN ST. TALCOTTVH.LE. CONN. Boats and Accessories 46 Demonstrators, floor samples, Ing lot, reasonable. Owner, 643- bam, garage, chicken coops. removed Within 'thirty-five days ovm store. Call or apply In per Apply in person 6724. All in good condition. Beauti from the starting date. SEALTEST FOODS discontinued models —reduced PLYMOUTH LANE — Contem- ANDOVER LAKE- —Lake front 2 9 c each son, Dino’s 560 East Middle 17’ RUNABOUT. 70 h.p., Mer- FIVE ROOM duplex. Call 648- DRIVEWAYS-ÂRKING AREAS porary split, 7H spacious ful view. Immediaite occupan A Performance Bond in the up to $70, including some 4631. BOLTON LAKE — Lots 600’ summer home with five rooms, Tpke., 648-1188. 113 Summit St., Manchester cury, tilt-trailer, soft top, ful rooms, 3 twin size bedrooms, cy. $37,000. Tom Minor, Brok amount of 100% of his bid or SAUCER DAIRY QUEEN “ Touch ft Sew” models —all DEVELOPMENT WORK from water, treed and in very has electric heat, large fire $1000.00 whichever is greater 647-1484 ly equipped ready to go. 649- 2^ tile baths, first floor panel er, 1-876-8042. W ITH EACH PLANT SEICURITY Personnel, carry the same guarantee as FOUR ROOM flat. Cooper St. nice area. Priced to sell. place, lot 60x200. Easily con will be required of 'the success 242 Broad St., Manchester 7702. All Types Amesite— Repaired and Installed ed foyer and family room, liv $5-00 PURCHASE | Manchester. Full-time, part- Intei-vlews Dally, 9:30-4 P,M. new SINGER products. Singer section. Can be seen anytime. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. verted to year ’round home. ful bidder. Call 643-4814. ing room, dining room, eat-in time, days, nights, and holi SAIL BOAT, flbcrglas, 10’ Bos Sewing Center 866 Main St., Free Estimates— ^Time Payments Only $12,900. T. J. Crockett, Wanted— Real Estate 77 A separate Bid Proposal Is to days. Full i>ald training time, An Equal Opportunity ton Whaler, one man car top 647-1426 Manchester. kitchen (built-ins). Many, CAMBRIDGE ST. — 60 x 127. Realtor. 643-1677. be submitted with 'the above POUR ROOM duplex apart paid uniforms, paid vacation. Employer boat loader, $326. Want alumu- many extras throughput this Call owner after 6 p.m., 643- IF YOUR HOME isn’t selling it ITEM. ment. Central location. Work Telephone 646-2431 Time and one half for (10) ten num boat and motor. 643- value packed, well maintained 6382. ENFIELD —Luxurious 3 bed self — don’t blame the house! NOTICE TO BIDDERS: Situations Wanted— 9x12 FLORAL RUG, $20. Call ing couple. No children. Call WITH holidays per year. Mature 9632. home on near acre wooded lot. room Ranch, aluminum siding, Get expert assistance — we Liquidated damages of twenty- Female 38 646-1673 after 4 p.m. BOLTON — Near center 1V4 PRODUCI •GARDEN GOODNESS ” men preferred, excellent for EXPERIENCED oil burner after 2 p.m., 649-4819. For appointment call Suzanne trees, fencing, planters, ga have clients waiting. Keith five dollars per day will be as Shorts, 646^8283. - J. Watson acre lot In beautiful residential sessed for each calendar day of retired active men. Clean service man. A good Job with LEGAL SECRETARY, ten rage, air-conditioning unit, Real Estate, 649-1922. Beach ft Co., Realtors, 278- area. Call 649-7367. over'-run of contract time. record required and must have good pay and good working years experience desires posi paneled den, bullt-lns. Owner 50 Extra Top Value Building Materials 47 6950. HOWARD S. IVES telephone. $1.76 to start and conditions. Stop in or call the tion in Manchester. Experienc FORRENCSSBSWfpARTMENn 1-749-6761. State Highway Cherry Tomatoes 39c Stamps $1.80 in (0) six months. Con WhlUng Corp., 254 Broad St., ed oh IBM Executive. Write BARN SIDING, chestnut and roUSHCRS CONTEMPORARY Ranch ^ Commissioner WEST STREET STAFFORD SPRINGS Rosort Proporty ANDOyER — We are proud to With Purchase Of tact Min. Vivian Ladabouche, 649-1166. Box'E, Herald. oak beams, more than 100 large living room with dining NOTICE For Sob 74 offer this huge California OonnecUcut State Employment TOTAL ELECTRIC L, 2 fireplaces, three bed Coventry Board of Education 3 Lb. Bsig MAN wanted to work In lum years old. 643-8770 after 5:30 Ranch home with *13 rooms on C a rro ts Sweet, Tender 2pkgs. 2 5 c ottoe, 806 Main Street, Mah- p.m. For finish worit on turbine blades and vanes. Above rooms, Hi baths, finished rec BOLTON LAKE, Bolton 6 .is accepting application for the ber yard. Must have driver's 3 acres of secluded, wooded PROFESSIONAL Red Rome or obbMter, Conn. TYPING done In my home. Call ' 0 0 • Frost Proof Refrigerator .ropm, carport. Large treed room summer home secluded position "Of Maintenance-Super-’ license. Davis ft Bradford Lum averagre houriy rates, fringe benefits and profit | land. As you can Imagine the M cIntosh 647-1848. lot. Philbrick Agncy, Real visor (or the Coventry Public LABORER, experienced in ber Co., 200 Tolland St., Bast •Food Waste Disposer. hideaway, near water, 3 bed facilities are too many to de SUEDE Temple Oranges 6 r»r39c Apples or Florists^Nurseries 49 Roomi I sharing plan. Apply at tors, 649-6347. Schools. '' oonoreto work, $8. per hour. Hartford. •Compact 30 Range rooms, only $9,800 Hayes scribe In one small ad. This For information regarding Agency, 646-0181. qualifications, and responsibili Six Seedless Call 6464)801 after 0:80 p.m. Dogs— Birds-^ ets 41 POTTED tolnato plants. Burpee, RESERVE NOW FOR JUNE OCCUPANCY M ^CH ESTER—7 room Cape, home must be seen to be ap GLEANING DAY’yiME, MAN for dishwaedi- Big Boy, Beefsteak, Hybrids at fiill' shed domer. Formal din COVENTRY Lake — 4 room preciated. Call Mr. Convertino ties of the position, contact the Artichokes ,a.19c Grapefruit iORBW MACSHNE operator, ing to whrk in nice surround .AKC. SMALL miniature poodles. JAMES J. GESSAY RED-LEE METAL FINISHINQ GO., Irb.1 Office of the Superintendent of 34 Eaton St., Hartford, lochted ing room, fihished rec room, summer cottage. Excellent for an appointment to Inspect DONE ON PREIVpSES get up and operate. All bene ings. Apply at Knudson Dairy, — male and female, 6 weeks. REAL. Estate Schools, Box 356, Coventry, at south end off Wethersfield extra lot of record. Handy lo- area, close to water, beautiful this gorgeous home today. Jar ftta. Apply Dean Machine Prod- 1100 Burnside Avenue, East Good with children. Call 6^9- and Franklin Aves. Every day Rockville, Ck>nn. A tt& r 5:00 p.m. Call 69 WOODLAND ST.--MANCHESTER Conn., or phone 742-7317. S7ft01S4| caUon. $23,900. PhUbrlck ly treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes vis Realty Co., Realtor, 643- Deadline for filing application uote, 102 Colonial Rd. Hartford. 1116. until dark. Parkade Gleaners Agency, Ijlealtors, 649-8847. Agency, 646-0131. 1121. is May 15, 1968. i 1

Average Dally Net Pran Hun PAGE TWENTY MONDAY, MAY 18, 1968 Fior Tke W eek Ended The Weather mrnirliTfitTr Enmfng Herald 9Uy 11, 1968 Caumoe of Showeiu tonlgM EuFttttig and tomorrow. Low tonight 50 About Town Phi Beta Kappa 15,070 to 05. Higli tomorrow In 60a. kianehester A City of FiOage Chsmm The Phebe Circle of Emanuel Taps Mrs. Perry Church Women will meet to VOL. L X X X V n , NO. 191 morrow at 7:30 p.m. In Luther Mrs. Gall Noren Perry, (TW EN TY PAGES— TWO SECTITONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, M AY 14, 1968 (Claaslfled Advertlaing « b Rage 17) PRICE TEN CENTS HaU of Emsmuel Lutheran daughter of Mr. and Mrs. GOMFIETE Church. The Rev. C. Henry An Helmer Noren, formerly of 9 derson will lead a study of the Robin Rd. and now of Coven manifesto. Hostesses are Mrs. MSURANCE Helen Johnson, Mrs. Edward try, was inducted last Wednes School Board Votes 8-1 Werner aond Miss Esther M. day Into the Epsilon Chapter of Bulletin Johnsoa. Phi Beta Kappa, national honor SERVICE society. The Senior Methodists of U.S., Hanoi South Methodist Church will Mrs. Perry was valedictorian LBJ IN WASHINGTON have a luncheon meeting Thurs of the 1959 graduatli^ class at Busing Project to Continue WASHINOTON (AP)—Presi Manchester High School. She day noon In Susannah Wesley dent JohnMn returned here HaU of the church. The Rev. will graduate next month with REAL today from a weekend of re Richard Dupee will lead a Bible honors from -the Unaverslty of By WILUAH OOE expansion of educational pro schools next fall without in recommended that Hartford study. Plans for a June picnic Connecticut, majoring In mathe ESTATE The majority of an estimated grams beyon'd the local level. creasing established pupil- children again be placed In laxation at his Texas ranch matics. will be made. 250 residents attending last The motion to have Manches teacher ratios, recommended at groups of two or three In class to confer wtth his top ad Next Talk Moves She has been teaching mathe- ter continue Its participation a maximum of 25 pupils per rooms with no more than 22 or visers on the U.S.-North Viet night’s Board o f ElducaUon was made by Beldon Schaffer teacher. Members of the Army-Navy maitdcs at the high school level 21 Manchester pupils. nam peace negotiations in AuxUlary wishing to prepare in Jewett City for the past meeting stood and cheered as and seoonded by Dr. Walter Early In the session, before He said, in answer to ques By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER sumed to be- far less speedy the bombing he has already flowers for the Memorial Day year. the board ■voted 8-1 to continue Sohardt, both Democrats. The the public discussion. Assistant tioning by Phelon, that specific Paris. Before the White House AP Special Correspondent than Washington's, there may halted; Xuan Thuy said recipro Project Concern In Manchester Parade will meet Thursday, She now resides in Scotland two were members o f the board Superintendent of Schools Ron classrooms have not yet been conference, Johnson flew by PARIS (A P )— U.S. and be many uch gap in the future city is out of the question since next year. meeting program. But the blank May 29, at 1:80 p.m. at the with her husband, Alan Dwight two years ago that voted unan ald Scott reported that adminis pinpointed to receive Project helicopter to the Pentagon North Vietnamese negoti the United States Is the “ ag The' vote was .taken at 10 days In the calendar will give clubhouse. Perry, and their two children. imously to have Manchester be- trative studies of space' esti pupils. to take part In ceremonies ators mapped their next gressor” In air and sea opera p.m. in the Beimet Junior High towns to participate In the proj- mate 61 of the project children ^ rm estimates cannot be moves in the Paris peace opportunities for secret meet tions against the North. honoring four Medal of Hon ings and French go-between ac The Twins Mothers Club of School Auditorium after near come one of the five original now In Manchester could be made until several factors are talks today — and traded This deadlock has In fact ex ROBERT J . SMITH, ly tiwo hours of discussion by ect. continued. Those now In Grade or winners and dedicating the tivities when needed. isted for many months, but the Greater Hartford will meet known. These include the num verba'l punches from their Wednesday at 8:1B p.m. In the WS€S Headed board members and the (public Sn- Mrs. Martin Danahy and Mrs. ing last night, and urged We*re as be no tax bill at all. et passed 40-20. of these areas of deletion would The first quarter deficit is the and send new instructions if cloudy skies, perhaps some j^g votes were at stake. Nixem A x days, depending on ithe coJot education will meet at 8. cordla Lutheran Church has Francis DeSimone. that the Board of Finance not be allowed by the finance Johnson has labeled a $6 bil Although the rroommenda- lowest since the 3653 million they thought It necessary. rain. was expected to capture most of and ithhdmeaa of your hair. The scheduled a paper drive for Fri near as and Board of Education board. Liarge.<:t among these Since North Vietnam's com Nevertheless, state officials Y lion slash as unacceptable al- tion does not have to be foMow- drain during the second quarter salent and easiest way to keep day through Sunday. A truck Three Manchester area stu- was a $5,000 item for a pubUc O ncers of the National Coun 'h he has repeatedly plead meet to intrrease the school ed, the boards met for about an of last year. munications with Paris are as were anticipating a record pri- (See Page Two) lega saitln amooth is ebaving will be parked at the rear of the dents at Mt. St. Joseph Aca your health nurse, 'to be shared by cil of Catholic Women will be in ed forfb early enactment of his budget. wtth a ladles' eleotrlc Aiaver. church from 10 a.m. Friday un demy, West Hartford, partici hour In the school Idbrary after stalled Thursday at 8 p.m. at St. proposal for a 10 per cent sur The budget, if passed, wtmld town and school, but to be car T he aacret o f a successful Aiave til 9 a.m. Monday. The drive pated in a Glee Club concert telephone the town meeting to compare ried, ithds next fiscal year any is a completely dry skin eur- Bartholomew Cihurch. Refresh charge on income taxes. But have raised the present tax rate lists of areas In the school budg ments will be served after the was originally scheduled-to run Saturday and yesterday at the way, in the school budget. faoe. Dust your leg from ankle school. They are Miss Jane Ann Secretary of the Treasury Hen of 53 mills by IIH mills. The et where reductions could be inatallatlon. all this week. Both boards will meet sepa to knee wMh a fUmy layer of Morrison, a freshman and ry H. Fowler told Congress finance board had cut total made, and to woik out com toScum or powder btfore eliav- FREE rately today. Meanwhile, an daughter of ' Mr. and Mrs. Monday he would accept a 36 town requests by |U,705 and promises. Ing. For best results, hold, the Alfdia Delta Kappa, interna The Nathan Hale Square Club item relating to oiling the pave Charles Morrison of 60 EUza- .I'M billion cut In order to get the tax school requests by $27,970. abaver bead Aat against the tional honorary society for wom will meet tomorrow at 7;30 DELIVERY The unofficial result of this ment at the high school Is be a hike. In a standing vote 50 resi session was that the school aMn at the ankle end work way en educators, will meet Thurs p.m. 'at the Masonic Temple In !>®th Dr.; Miss Beth Gihnan, a i i l ing Investigated by the first junior and daughter of Dr. and One congressional member dents voted to send the budget board agreed to over $18,000 of up, wtth lobg enveeping strokes. day at 3 :30 p.m. at the home of Merrow. Plans for the celebra- ' ’ ’ - -* ■”- seleobnan, who also attended Mrs. Don Quinan of 149 Ludlow Your order for drug needs close to the Johnson administra Foe taard-toabave areas at the Miss Marita Kemp, 147 E. Cen- tlon of the 175th anniversary of the late joint meeting last night. R d.; and Miss Kathy Sheridan, and cosmetics will be taken tion said it would be hopeless to ankle, and knee, use Axort ^ prospective Uriel Lodge of Masons, Aug. 10 This would add another sizeable a junior and daughter of Dr. core o f Inomedlately. send the tax measure—already members will be held. and 11, will be discussed. Item to possible areas of re A eulXMBsful h airdo ia one th at and Mrs. Bernard Sheridan of passed by the Senate—back to a conference committee to have duction. im both aittraoUve and eaey to Hose Co. 3 of the Town Fire Bolton. PoUsh Women’s Alliance, the spending limit shaved closer The school board budget has mcdutaln. Hie beauttolane at Department will have the first SPELL OP BEAUTY, Oaldor Group 518, will meet tomorrow (xM dojtiu to the 34 billion the Presldehl ‘Poor’ Shaping Up been cut by the finance board of four drills tomorrow. Mem Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Shopping Plazia, 649-!^p6 'will at 7 p.m. at 77 North St. 767 MAIN ST_648-58ill has said he would reluctantly bers will meet at Firehouse 3 Ladies of Columbus, ■will have for the past three years. In be glad to give you a ftattering an intallation banquet tonight at Presorlptlon Pluumiaosr accept. 1968-67 It was cut some $39,000, new etyle. High Styling . . . at 6:80 p.m. Manchester Country Club. A so The conference committee ap and the board attempted to H dura: Mion., Tuee., WAd., Sat. proved the 36 billion figure last Temporary Homes Miss Pamela Franklin of 63 cial hour will start at 6:30 and live with the cut, comiqg back 9-6; Unna., Fri. 9-9 . . . Oonn. OVER 3 MILLION week. I Arvlne PI. and Miss Jean dinner will be served at 7:80. to the town for $6,400 at the C harge Plaitee WAkxnme. .‘‘If we send It back to confer WASHINGTON (AP) — Hun PRRSCRtPTIONS Reale of 11 Bonner Rd. have flecUng pools whose rippling end of the fiscal year. Another HEIOTTJL HINT: ence, it will never come ouf,” For eodter Adn, use a clean Safely Compounded! been Initiated in the Ckinnect- The Toastmasters <31ub will dreds of unpainted plywood waters pictured the glow of $3,708 came from the General said the member, who asked not Fund. ' waahoiloth each time you rinse Icut Alpha Chapter of PI Beta meet tonight at 6 :80 at the Mar shanUes took shape in front of flashlights and enough moonlit to be quoted by name. the soap ^ m your face. It elim ARTHUR DRUO Phi at the University of Con co Polo Restaihrant, East Hart piles of lumber to build another In 1967-68, the budget was cut Others opposed to the deep the Lincoln Memorial today as 100 or so shanties. inates excess soap which may necticut. ford. the Poor People’s Campalgfl $12,283 and there was a move be left In the weehOloth. spending cut said privately the Five years ago, Abernathy’s at the town meeting to send best strategy appears to be to hammered together Its tempo predecessor, the slain Dr. Mar rary home away from home. the budget back to the Board pass the bill and hope the spend tin Luther King, stood on the of Finance, 'with a recommend ing stringency can be eased Just 10 hours after The Rev. steps of the Lincoln Memorial to ■...... Ralph David Abernathy drove a ed restoration. This was defeat later by separate leglslaiUon. tell 200,000 marchers, "I have a ed. There continued to be con symbolic stake Into the ground, dream . . .” On the Insistence of the new CvokKiwAftiN or AHC*IC*4 INO* siderable doubt 'whether the 88 prefabricated, tent-shaped That dream, Abernathy has Owning and viewing color TV House will pass the bUl. Han structures stretched in four repeatedly told his followers, superintendent, Pr- Joseph Is great! However, many of us Castagna, who said he found dlers of the legislation appeared even rows down the mile-long, did not die with King. do too much hopping up to himself working with an In Vollcswcên’s automatic stick shift. Inclined to delay a vote until tree-lined grassy Mall familiar With a carpenter's apron tied (âdjust the color knobs every to millions of tourists. operable budget when he took time the program switches Johnson gives a clearer indica around his stocky, denim-clad It’s easier to use than it isô say. tion of whether he would ulti-. By midnight the site resem frame, he told some 400 people over in September, the Board from entertainment to com- bled an Army blouvac area. C!u- of Finance agreed to a $12,000 - mercial and back again. Many 4 programs are on color tape. (See Page Nine) rious couples strolled past re- (See Page Three) restoration, and It was passed Most of the commercials -are by the town late this winter. on carefully, meticulously de It's quite a mouthful, isn't if? up a ridiculously steep hill), you can shift The move to send the budget veloped color film. There is a. But once you get by the name, the rest into low. back to the Board of Finance GrI proteirte hitaself from sun as he sits beside gun on tank in Saigon. (AP Fhototfax) difference. Sets adjusted for the is easy. at the meeting last night did flesh tones that appear on tape What Could be simpler? not appear to be an organized may, when the commercial There isn't o clutch pedal to contend One thing: the automatic stick shift is effort. It seemed to develop as comes' on, show red flesh or { with. an option. UAW Set to Be Suspended; it became apparent that the two During Seizure of American Camp green flesh or too-yellow flesh. And for all practical purposes, you So you'll hove to pay a little more. boards had not tried to work 4 ____ Why? Because there's a dif things out together. ference In the lighting. In tech can drive everywhere without shifting. But compared to other automatics, It's nicians, In the conditions under » On the highway, you shift once. (This a bargain. Andrew Maneggia of the which the tape and film were is like an overdrive: you go faster, your Because with every automatic stick schooa board complained that Hanoi Downs 4 U.S. Planes, 5 Copters made. So, TV viewers, don’ t Could Hurt Humphrey Bid the finance board had not not engine goes slower, and your automatic shift, we include a remarkable money fight It! Stop jumping up and notified the school board of the SAIGON (AP) — North Viet to have been killed in one of the crewmen aboard escaped but offensive last week, and allied down trying to adjust the color* By NEIL GILBRIDE Monday the UAW will be sus bug won't turn into an automatic hog.) saving device; tile way It is,” Meany old news cut, that Information had been namese forces shot down four C130S, U.S. sources said. This the plane was destroyed. forces reported killing 226 ene from program to commercial — AP Labor Writer pended If It doesn’t pay up back men. Treasure Chest diamond magnificent Treasure «AQ5 And when the going gets rough (like A Volkswagen. receSvod through the newspa American planes and five heli toll would be more than triple Kham Due is 350 miles north Our Treaturt Chest quality $29 5 $ 3 9 5 kav4/42ar*inn/1 In fin A lnaanf it just Isn’t going to be the WASHINGTON (AP) — The my outside the capital Monday. beauty In a sim ple and Chestdiamond in an elegant dues by Wednesday. This is an In Detroit, UAW Vice Presi pers. east of Saigon about 30 miles la a diamond at Its finest. In V liite or yellow gold free same! AFL-CIO is ready to suspend copters during the attack In the worst previous crash of the The C130 in which there was a White or yellow gold mod charming new setting. White unUkely prospect In view of the dent Leonard Woodcock said his southwest of Da Nang, and 13l(i or yellow gold. I "1 -.etting. Walter Reutheris big United The cut was announced at a which they seized the Kham Vietnam war and would also ex such a large loss of life was shot em setting. vote by the 1.5-mllllon-member union will not seek to halt the Due Special Forces camp, mili miles' from the Laotian border. Auto Workers union In an histor selectmen’s meeting May 1. ceed the world’s worst civilian down Sunday during the remo When you’re In the market UAW to stop monthly dues pay threatened suspension. tary spokesmen said today. American B52 bombers contin ic labor spilt that could spell Last Tuesday, the school aviation disaster, the collision of val from Kham Due of the for a new set come to Turn ments. "I’m just, as glad the AFL Two of the planes were big ued today to pound the enemy trouble for the White House bid board met to go over Its bud two airliners over New York camp’s garrison of civilian ir See how truly beautiful a diamand can be. pike TV and Appliance, 278 "This is not an expulsion. It Is took this position,” he said with four-engine GISO cargo troops arolind the camp, which TED TRUDON, Inc. of Hubert H. Humphrey. get to see If U could come Up City on Dec. 16, 1960, In which regulars, their famlHes, the U.S. a withdrawal” by the UAW, out elaboration. transports evacuating South was abandoned over the week Middle Turnpike West. Tel. AFL-CIO President George with the total reduction. In what 134 persons were killed. Green Beret troops who led TOLLAND TURNPIKE Meany said. Referring to Reuth Vietnamese Irregulars and their end in the Saigon area, the mop- 649-3406. Curtiss-Matbes . . . Meany, who founded the 14-mil Reuther was' unavailable for It termed "a sincere effort.” The second C130 lost was just them ' and South Vletnameae TALCXITTVILLE er, Meany said, "Hq’s taking families. up of Viet Ctong and North Phllco . . . Westlnghouse . . . lion-member labor federation comment. Largest of these areas of re- landing to pick up government army trqpps stationed there. JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900! this method of withdrawing.” About 150 South Vietnamese troops when It was hit by an Vietnamese forces continued In EASY PAYMENTS INVITED RCA . . . Zenith. with Reuther 18 years ago, said 958 Main St., Downtown Manchester . . . "It's to be regretted but Uiat’s (See Page Four) (8e« Page Ten) and sbe Americans are believed tiaircraft fire. The six American the aftermath of the Communist (See Page Twelve)

To Scale Down War Efforts President Ium Been Recover­ Ing Fronl a Niud Heart Attack by JOHN M

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