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Ti 7 ' - WEDNESDAY. MAY 24, 1967 P A G E F O R T Y ■ ■ ■ iiattrbPBt^r lEofttitts l^fralb The ■ Weather ' Average Daily Net Prem Run Vot The Week Haded Slow oleiutng, cod ^ c I I May to, 196if low in 40»: pertly eunny, nOE . ^ ; ••'•••Vi sw cod iMmonw, high 1B e g ir-t/, H SUN 'N’ FUN SHOPS NOW dl»EN ■7?' ' 15,210 ManeheMter^A City of F iU d g e C h a r m Urtt it»p In making a b«achh«ad 4or tun 'n ' tunthb »umm»rliavliHtoourtwlmiuHd»portm»nt, (Clesatfted Advertlelag en Page SI) PRICE SEVEN CBM IV Thu afyluM arm sup*rb, thu eolluethn complutu-lneludlng ,dll thu > tamuuM namuM IM ud and many MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 HTO more. Cornu In today whilu thu Muluetlon li best. (TWENTY-FOTTB PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) ^ ’ VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 200 I . ’ * *■ ' the country's^most famous names* je s HALE M E N’S W E A R in swim wear make waves of fashion si i RMorrii of r asj with all the new shapes for sand 'n surf for tne smarPdressing sportsman! Fund Law Flies Home with Report / .. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Johnson today urged sweeping election campaign reforms to pro­ NEW LIGHTWEIGHT '.4'- iy choose from vide, full disclmure of cam­ Stays Mum paign contributions and ex­ 600 U.S. Dependents k '. F 'i. penses. i'-f On Meeting All-Purpose fa He also asked a $S,000 limit on m -- contributions and congressional > ■' 4 ,1 ' t ' CATALINA appiropriaU message, sent to Confess to­ tlon there. open to all shipping. Including port to the U.N. Security day, on “The Political Process .1 * *; LEE State Department officials Israeli, Cotihinl on his. talks -with *4' In America." said the final .decisions on the Egyptian President Gamal President Gamal Abdel "A sweeping overhaul of the evacuation moves were made In Abdel Nasser sold Monday the NaSser on the Middle East laws governing election cam- Washington. ■ -waterway would be closed to' criisis. pki^s should no longer be de-. They disavowed any direct Israeli shipping and that ships •T have met Breeldeint Nasser mm • ■ Priced From layed,” the President said. connection between the making carrying rtrategic cargoes to and I con^der my mission com­ Made By Rugby He urged Congress to consider of those decisions and reports of Israel also would be barred pleted," he said. ‘T do not in> promptly the problem of cam­ W disappointment with the efforts from, the Gulf of Aqaba. There tend to make any statement on paign financing and offered his of U.N. Secretary-General U were reports- Wednesday the my talks here until I return to new proposals as guidelines tor Thant to worit out in Cairo some Egyptians have mined the Gulf,. the Aeourlty Council in New discussion and debate in the Whether you’re on the green, formula of approach tor avoid­ Israel’s supply lifeline to the Y ork ." coming weeks. ing an Arab-Israell war. Bast. Aides said he planned to re­ the fairway or just putting The Presid^'s proposals in­ " ’The decision to remove de­ port to the council Saturday or cluded ; U.S. diplomatic efforts at around the house you’ll always pendents,” an Informant here present are aimed principally at Smitey. Informants said he car­ —Full disclosure of where said, “should not be taken as ried . a special message to the campaign money comes from ocuu, ------— trying to persuade Nasser to look neat in this wrinkle-free evidence of a general deteriOTa- modify his position. ’This is also council from Nasser. ^ y- and how it is spent by every tkwi In the general situation.” reported to be the majorm ajor ton- They added, however, it was 60^ rayon-cotton golf jacket. candidate from the presidency Officials agreed, however, t6 the lowest federal Office, -with cem at the moment of the Brlt- unlikely ‘Ihant was carrying a Available in sand, nav^, pewter Ojat the action was based on irfi and French governments. new peace tormule. any Item over |100 reported. reoognitton of a dangerous sit­ and forest green. Sizes ^6 to 46. Primary and con-ventlon nomi­ All three fear war in the Mid­ Naaser, eourcee said, ex- uation which could get rapidly dle East could result from an pUined to Thant in detail the nation contests would be includ- wosae. 25.00 •d. Israeli-Elgyptian clash over the ' Egyptian posUinn in the crtsto, About 120 persona are to be Such disclosure, the President right of access to the southern and 'Thant to' expected to spell evacuated from Tel A-viv and thds out in his report to toe said, “ will help dispel the Israeli port of Blath at the head UN Secretary-General U Thant chats with PrMi- the Israeli section of Jerusalem. of the gulf. curity Council and to requeist growth of public skepticism About 400 dependents of Ameri­ dent Nasser before leaving Egypt this morning fOT which surrounds the present Minister of State George the council’s opinion on what can personnel in Egypt will be , return to this country and a report to the UN methods of financing political ’Bitsy Bridge Wdl Soon Be 30 Thomson of Britain spent more the, next U N. move ebouild be in flying out beginning Saiturday the effort to head off war be- ; campaigns.” rday. hours Wednesday talk- Security Ckiuncil. (A P P hotofax) E^ly morning air view embracing north tower The present plan u tor au Secretary of State - tween the Arah states and Isr­ What do you Jjpve- in mind for a swim suit Hom —A 15,000 limit on the total area of the Golden Gate Bridge shows four lanes of ------Dean Rusk, Undersecretary Eu­ ael, MEN'S SHORT-SLEEVE, PERMA-PRESS this year? The chdr^es are real good that we amount that any indi-vidual can commuter traffic en route to San Francisco from gene V. Rostow and other top NasBw Is reported to have have it. Perhaps a *teeny-type bikini, a flat­ contribute to the camjadgn of . Marin County, while two l^nes at right carry hut- 'officials on moves to deal'with assured ‘Piont of bis wdiHingneas ■ tering- 1-piece sheath or a boy leg, a 2-piece any candidate. hound tra ffic. The situation Irreverspcl.in .Into Af­ Sub Surfaces^ the Egyptian a.oUfyi a n d ' w h a t. tes: -to cooperate -wtifa the United sensation, a dressmaker classic with more —Repeal of present arbitrary i-.i limits on the total expenditures ternoon. "The bridge, which will be 30 years old Sat­ HioStaton oftertitofd called "th6 .r3liittolML3|ii*-at. toe same ttma "wow" than you thought possible. For fab-' shirt sale ot oatkttdates tor federal office iResciws Three Vota^sed'^^^Cf’llfeterwiitiiaiion- -to urday, will reach maximum capacity within three rics, choose from cottons, knits, lastex . . . (See Page Ten) keep Bgypttan foreea to Gaza Jntiuding sport and druss shirts X bedause they are “ totally un- years, according to experts. , in prints, checks, florals, solids. Junior sizes,- reaUsUe and inadequate" in From Atlantic and to Onai and to maintain 7-13; misses, 32-40; and women's, 38-44. what he oaBs Bgypt’s legal, theee times of television, air- NEW LONDON (AP) — ‘Hie Price ranges for any pockefbook. // times plofte and. radio campaigning. submarine Sailfisb surfaced''in COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A He to charged with disobeying ^^tosto W toeG W 9f A q ^ Johnson did not propose an \ I S$3 the Atlantic while on training Snow ? military judge rules today on coders ^ mokli^ 2.59 •Ooctm^ dote tor his cam­ maneuvers and found Uself res­ Meter Maids Balk whether tesUmony on brutalitiee rtateinerits designed, to iijip* .^4^ aiW N a a o e r '^ paign fli^ ce package. wnoEnor iw»u'ii«#ujf. "f* "■— ^ designed, to tlfve _ ii cuing three men from a found­ WlNDSCdl LOCKS (AP) allegedly tolerated-hy the Green enlisted to not go to Viet- 'to ihe secreta^ff Itolntlng out the skyrocketing ering yaiwl. —Some snow was mixed doste of modem campaigning, B.jrets in 'Vietnam can be ad- naih. |^eheral’s .l»^ istoposato buy 2 for ^ 5 beach ban(s slocks , and hipsters At Police Heckling The sub returned to its home with rain at the U.S. mitted aa evidence for toe de- Ai^meys for Levy argue that BgypUan leoidfar attso wta the President propoeed changes port here Wednesday with the Weather Bureau today — ''y to improve and strengthen the fense in the oourtmaxtial of hto disobedience was justified ported to peuve reacted favop$- ,X' NBW YORK (AP) — Tbe la­ of “Ole!, Ole!" from an enthusi­ three men who were en route and it meant another Handsome permanent press preoidenUal election campaign Army Capt. Howard B. Levy. the ground that Special Uy a French proposal tor dies wear sensible oxfords, tuck astic crowd in a Spanish-speak­ back to Ropeevelt Roads Naval change in .the record books. Col. Bart V. Brown, toe judge, Florces troops coonmit -war concerted action by the Unitad 65% Dacron 35% cotton Ba­ •2.29-*5.98 Station In Puerto Rico whan the The weatherman said *1.29 *3.00 (See Page Twenty-Three) their hair under vlsored caps, ing neighborhood, but tht alle­ recessed the trtal Wednesday' crimes, violating intemaUonal states, Britain, Franca and tha tiste dress shirts in subtle 58-foot yawl, the Olympus, ran that, It was the lateet date after a Special Forces combat law. Soviet Uii*on to head o« a MM- In stretch and regular styles ol cotton, dacrons €uid carry their parking tickets gation WM thrown out of court. Carry-alls in various fabrics, shapes, into trouble Monday night. tor. show since the bureau vrterah told of the Green B^ite defense counsel Chaztos dOa ESast; war. ^ ' blue, maize, mint and white. ‘The incidents, however, led to started keeping its books in colors. Hondl* or rope pull closures. and koratron. Your choice of floral or solids In little leather pouches slung Brought to New London by ignoring Crimea', committed Jr. of the American '' ’Bhant’a. propoeala wtau »e- Regular or button down. Dad Shot Two, bandolier-style over their uni­ 1905. Many with print or applique designs. In sizes 8 to 18. the 'Wildcat strike and apparent­ the Sailfish were Herbert Sey­ ogainst war prlsonM« by South Liberties Union IntroducOd ported, in Ca*ro di^a|tic*« to 1414-17. Choice of solid col­ formed shoulders. Gently, fond­ ly a reassessment of the meter mour, 36, captain and owner Snow was . recorded on 'Ifietnamese aoWlera.maOsliAfto several_____ a —zj wMneeses____ - nr....InrAlwWl Wednesday, inchsde SL a, mviirnil rovi-val c£ of, ItMthe Ije'V9> Blgyp* Then Himself, ly at first, the city called them ors and new wide - track maids’ worth by their boss. o f the (Mympiis, Richard P. only three otoer days in Levy, £3,-Of Brooklyn, N.Y;, a But toey attributed toe'tortarfe tiaiit-Israek ArmtoUice .Oonuhl^. meter maids. Krotee, 28, and Navy Fireman May—May II, 1907, May 5, dermatologist at Ft. Jackson to the South Vietnamese *>»- aton to put a brake 'on the crMs. stripes. S, m, I, xl. Coroner States The Idea was to bring the Traffic Oommlssianer Henry A. "Charge Accounfs Invifed” Da'Vid G. OoVairt, 22. 1917, and May 10, 1923. Army-Fdiospitai, contends teat dlers—not the Green Beret The United .States-and Britafn woman’s touch to the Job of lift­ Barnes. He said the city might The Olympus, -valued by Sey- Now May 25, 1967 has the ' r ■ GROTON (AP) — The deaths orders for him to train tee Spe­ troo{». preased dfie sW e t Union to.jbta ing 'Windshield wipers and snap­ just be better off without them honora the three Western aStes in tea of a 26-year-old sailor and his cial Forces medics were illegal. Charge See Our Selection Of Casual and Dressy ping overtime parking tickets end that the police could take (See Page Twelve) Morgaii again asked Brown to two young children were listed effort but a diepaJteh hxan Moo- underneath. oyer their jobs. give the defense time to visit cow said Soviet offlcWto weM Accounts formally today as a double mur­ Vietnam in conneoUoo with toe Somewhere, though, public Negotiators for the city and etalUng on giving a. ctecw an­ der and suicide. the women reached a tenfativa trial. Brown indicated he might swer to BrlUsh pleas pseoent^ Invited The sailor, John L, Od► ii Wednesday, the insults got to last Thursday night. dy system as too expensive. bimt Egypt’s right to tilock Br- A report on the Inquest by the meter msdds. More thaii Where the girls work in pairs, One of Wednesday’s defense ■iitppfa'g Mto the 0 «df of Coroner Edward McKay, re­ half the 200-woman squad o. In pripts, spliits, to take the ^ away from him. with anyone else in 'uniform,’’ spokesman said that 63 of the 73 Prim e Mtadster Leater B. Pear­ acre Places des Nations. He one meter maid said. ‘.‘Some­ women scheduled for , duty son about the Arab-Israeld cri­ stripes. All wonderfully tubbable. ^Gother Odom threw her out of the was toe ninto world leader to be IVY LEAGUE Include at lepst one straw handbag, even times indi'vldual policemen are showed up. He said that ^ was up ah armful. ’ house,' McKay said, and she sis. honored at the fair. “ JT" . two, in your summer wardrobe at this low not too sympathetic either.’’' "about rwtmaj.’’ „ . . . ______‘The skies were doudy and toe ran to a nei^bor’s home. A' crowd of more than 6,000 ed to misunderstand and guard ceiled toe Popular Army. . price. Various shapes—attractive and sum­ "It is evident that Mr. Odom ' Hannah Olemons charged this Oommented Barnes: "We assemhled at a ftag-rotaing oer- temperature was 64 degrees. guard, toere -was------a brief mery. sizes for rnis^es . wan deeply disturbed by the week that a uniformed patrol­ 'w ^d be better off to hire more emony in toe Place des Natoona A few people in toe rtiands, far speedhmakfaig. Ptenrt DUbuy, (Sea Page Tnalve) (Boa Pag* Twtfae) proepeot of the brealdng up of man shoved her, scatehed her policemen who can function bet­ toat marked U.S. Day at toe from -wlielre the President ap- oommissianer general of tha 10 to 20’ '■ his tnarriage," McKay’s report hands and tore up her summons ter and more efficiently, since expoeltton. peered, shoUed in French pr^ fair, said in Ms opening re­ slacks - eald. Ixxk when he thought rtie 'Was they carry guru and everything JotMwon arrived by helicopter teste against Oanada’a role in marks toat neither country baa half sizes S5:i Odom was a machinist third writing a summons tor a motor­ from Montreal International Vietnam. «« class at the U.S. Bubmarlne is t ‘The meter maid filed an Airport After visiting toe fair Tbey screamed toat Johnson assault complaint. ‘Haby Budget’ Shows .7 12’/ito22’A Baee tn.Groton. The base listed during hia home town as Greenville, A week earlier, a meter maid regularly charged that a driver beat her this S.C., and aald ha had been in m i the Navy for aiigtit yeare. and broke her nose to the slhouts Town Welfare Aid sal« 5 ,9 8 1 HARTFORD (AP) — Ctov. leadeioMp to toe (tanate sudden­ Sale! ly caHed today tor an inctaasa, Jolm Dempsey xmveiled another in state grante to public eduoa- Increase in state aid to local tlon to $180 per pupil. pr. for \ Viet Casualties welfare programa today as part Although toe GOP position on of a "baby budg^et” aimed at ADM (avaraga dsily member- ■ « S... Am giving more assistance to the sMp) grai^ was originally be­ V cities. low toe governor’s recommen­ And they're pre-cuffed . . . that means no Reach New Peak The governor toW newsmen he dation, Senate Minority Leader is "making a sincere attempt Frederick Pope Jr. of Folilield S'V waiting! Exclusive Koratron process as^' choose from SAIGON (AP) — The U.S, -week. - In addition, 241 South to help our cities with their and Asoiataat Leader l^icy T. Ve*.V Omynwind amounoed today toat Vietnameae troops were report­ Hazniner of Branford announced t ,r> f. |l to very speciai problems." His sures you of that "just pressed" look at all a record numjber of 887 Ameri- ed killed and other oiUles, 'm ain­ original recommendation for the toat they now propose "to put times, 50% Kodel polyester'‘50% combed , scai^ dnd squares -4.>- oani ware kitted in action last ly the South Koreans, reported state's share of local welfare flirt tWnga first” by figlUing vreefc, mainly h» lighting around 60 dead. Oxmmundst loasea were costs was to boost It to 80 per for a per-pupil grant o< $184 cotton in beige, olive, grey, clay. Available tha demUItariaed zone whkte 2,464 klUed. Ail this ’made the cent this year and to 55 per ocroea the board to every town. 5ft*:*? Dempsey made Ms latest an­ ::W:! haa now been emptied of ailHed w e^ by far toe bdoodleet of toe cent next yecu'. now in waist sizes 29 to 36. Buy two pairs trooM following te InvaMion a war. Kfe announced ^ today a reco­ nouncement. et a second news •eVe*Sm i 5*t*’*< .-waM ago.; The week’s casualties brought mmended increase to 76 per conference- Barfler in the day,^ and save nearly $31 Sx .. " Tlje Aonerican Oommand said U.S. losses for the war to 10,263. cent, effective July 1, a mova ..i ' ' I ' ' * ihe last U.6. MarineB end Sfuth which would add $2.7 mlteon to Ital.over estactly -what vniu ipa- Oat several in yai;ioys styies to prbtert your, deed bnd 61,426 wounded by un- Fy -‘ i jVitetnamssa unita now left ofAc&t tabulation. The previous! Ms budget. This and other “ ba­ chided in fiscal UUs irtporied head and hair from sun, wind and rain.. out at the last minute Wednea- . ?r J i •toe isoutoere half qf the zone, .peak figure for telBed in action by budget” proposals, although Jakiag with them , a wealth of in one week wiii 274, reached they may not be sj^tflcaily day night by the legiatotore’s Appropriatione and Ftoonc# ...... joMfdiared booty plus thousands twice tiids y ^ . The toil reflects aimed at education, are intend­ •f • DOWNTOWN M Am S-mEET, MfcANCHESTER uf clv i^ refugees. the mounting Inteaslty of toe ed to free local funds from wel­ Oommttteeo. ' Open Thors. Night till 9 ", the captured itema war and the continued growth of fare, roods, and other areas so Dempeey, Seked at Ms regttler Free Parking Front andi Rear. \vare 169 North Vietnameae gad Anvericen and allied forow in­ that more money can be poured morning news conference for • *maaka aaioed Wetoiesday alopg Into education by toa cities, the reactien .to toe 4 «a d ]^ m volved. ., Fair late this morning for a brief vifit and a wMfa 1,«» mortar tirtitov . ‘Iha ftavloua record of Ameri- Praeident Joiafton r«sn*w8 the governor sold. > said A -nm trttolBr report ItMad W talk ■with Canadian Prime Mio*®^*^ PeaiyoiL (At' 6 DAYS THURSDAY NIGHTS till 9:Q9 HOUSE & HAL£ Dewnlewn ilileifl Si. MpediHfw .'.F^v oaiw to ona freak wea » 4- Doob Regiment fitfl ceredkmy in Place dea Natkma Meaawbito, toa Itepubacaa injree^’ ' AroertWW UGad, 2;2l9-woiai4Bd P b o t o f ^ (8aa r a g s Uvuuj^ at Montreal’* Expo 67. He airivedH* the World a

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MANCHESTER EV^SNING HERALD, MANCHESTER.-CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 PAGE T B lU n PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O N N , THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 Vem on Man ■i : * v . School Menus Civic Works Sheinwbld on Bridge Eccellente-Kos Hickey-Russak India Backs Egypt Dramatic Jungle Rescue STARTS TONITB SmtiV DOCBIiB Noilh dealer Nom inated Itie Mcincheetcr public school Enjoyed by WARNS ENEMV North-South vulnerable menu fo r the w e^ ' o f May 29 la In Gulf Blockade ALFRED SHEINWOUl NORTH as foUows: ^ ByCRPA r Ub .Be R iZ e D When the opponents have 4 K5 NEW DELHI, India (AP) —■ resentatives to New Delhi hold m Related by U*S. Airman Monday: Hamburg: patty on Large Crowd (7 A K Q I moat of the Mgh cards and get Seymour Lavltt of Vemon India voiced its support today the status of a diplomatic mis- Jitnnito J'/f) _ roH, potato chips, grw n beans, to a BiUy oonfract, don’t double <^Q J8 for the right of Egypt to close sion, whl'le Israri'a only repre- BAIOON (AP) ^ the Phan- . ‘1 was trying: to give taa<* and told Baldwin they hUlk, mixed fruit, B y tO B S OBUBER 4 A 7 6 2 has .been nominated to serve as torn Jet lighter w«e careening Mm flying instructions to find wore low on fuel. They might Tuesday: Memorial Day; no Tbs MiaDOhestsr a v lc Or­ them. Tou may steer them fo tlie Gulf of Aqaba to Israeli sentatlve permitted in India is a a T W f . 1 C *H C M a bettor contract; or, worse WEST EAST chairman of the Capitol Region shipping. consul in Bombay who deals. BLACKTOP LIFE wildly across the night sky oyer me. The chopper never did see not make the coast. Another school. chestra oomfeined with the 41 None 4k Q 10943 Mbrth Vietnam and the only me. It finally got as close as it rescue chopper was on the way. Wednesday: Beef and gravy Bbiil, tha double may teU de­ Planning Agency for the coming Foreign Minister M. C. Chag- primarily to trade affairs, Mlanchester Oivte Ohonsle last c la r e how to play the beind 19 110532 964 la told Parliament the Indian ------thing left to do was reaJch be- could and I told him to drop the “We started to throw every- on mariied potato, carrots, com 0 10942 D 63 year. He Is presejitly serving as neath the seat and pull the han-' penetrator” — the long coble thing overboatd to Hghten the bread, butter, milk, ice cream! evening to gtve its final con­ make Ms sdHy contract. vice cihairman g.nd chairman of government adheres to the posi­ Opening lead—ten of dubs. 4 10983 4 KJ4 tion it took in 1957 that “the gulf Bole Important LARSEN’S dl* that jrilotB ceH “the next-of- tor Jungle rescues. load,” said Baldwin. “Aa we Thursday: Oven fried chicken, cert of the season at Bailey the governmental functions London— Women comprise After East’s silly double, SOUTH is an inland sea and the entry to kin ring.” Baldwin scampered to It, came over the coast, we again crnnfbeiry sauce, parshed potap Auditorium. A large and friend- „ ^ ^ ^ 4 A J 8 7 6 2 committee. nearly 35 per cent of the British Hardwan, Inc. ' But after a night in the Jungle Jerked at It and nilssed. It start- came tmder fire. But we made to, whole kernel com, bread, ly audience found both program Norih could have made “*?six "S’ no- Other officers to be elected at it lies between the territorial 7 waters of the United Arab Re­ work force. In Austria, women 34 Depot Sq., Manciieater ’^ and one of the most hahrowlng ed to rise and Baldwin said. It. We had only 26 gallons of fuel birttor, milk, peaches, 4 A K 7 5 the annual meeting June 1 are form 40 per cent of the work rescues of the Vietnam war, “Oh, No! Oh, No!” Then the when we reached the ship, and Prl<^:<. Baked fish sticks, STARTS TONITB iRobert G. Menasian, Canton, public and Saudia Arabia.” The actually happened was even ♦ Q5 force. sandy-haired Dave Baldwin, 24, chopper pilot realized he hadn’t that’s not much for a chopper, mashed potato, ode slaw, bread, The first half of the pangram vice chairman; Stanley Leven, United Arab Republic Is Egypt’s more embeiiHsainig to East. Seat Souft Waal official name. and only two yoara out of tha made oontaot and dropped the “They g:ave me a cup of hot butter, milk, freah orange whip. WHS striotly inatrumental while Pan 1 4 Pan West Hartford, secretary and University of Indtana, .is return- penetrator again. The firing by coffee and a shot of brandy. ------the second half presented the Declerer took the first trick Joseph J. Carino; South Wind­ ’The Israeli port of Elath is at with the aoe of dubs, caabed Pan 3 4 Pan thg to combat and cheerfully then was very close. That was mighty fine. I . ‘ Chorale which had been trained sor, treasurer., the head of the Gulf of Aqaba. the aoe and king of beerts to Pan 6 4 Vim Intent on making a long career Baldwin grasped the cable wouldn’t have made it if my TTetiC by Jack Grove. Vytautas Mari- •Ihe ex^utlve committee will In a statement on the Mitidle SHOP AT HOME get rid of the queen of duhe Double All Pan In the Air Force. seat and started up, his head aircraft commander hadn’t held i l - d l l d S“ S J^us was conductor and music Include Wesley C. Carroll of East situation, Chagla also said and raffed a dub. He ther. led Flown to Saigon today, Bald- banging on the close-knit trees that plane together tor those director. East Hartford: Raymond J. the Indian government con.sid- a tramp%BRsus|p tovu dummy’suumuAj n Mngabik con-vuu- yOUT 6X06fl6Mt tXVnup Mlp* ered the recent buzzing of a FOR YOUR CARPET 4rin telephoned his wife waiting as he went up. extra minutes and the Navy Schubert’s overture to the 111- flimning the tapreeslon he had po*t, pour dietributton is not Dnrm of H artford; Edward So- In Dunkiric, Ind., with their S- “That was the greatest feeling hadnY made an aH out effort, y Many Talents rant, Bloomfield; William G. United Nations plane Gearing fated dnama ’Ttoaamunde” already received from the dou- 8I0®<1 enough for a Jump to fotir Indian Mhij. Gen. Inderjit BARWICK — BIGELOW or MOHAWK month-old son he has never in the worid,’’ he said. spent y my time on that ^ p opened the program and was hie. spades. • Kwedor, Enfield, and Herbert Seen. He told her he counts Mm- He was Jerked Into tire chop- thanking those people.” ’ weH suited to the abilMteS o f E. Heim; Ellington. Rikhye, commander of the U.N. In 1 Career Diamond Discards Oi^yrlglit 1967 Also Frank Sinatra Emergency Force in Gaza, swJf the luckiest of men. per and fell exhausted to the B«ddwln had landed on the the orchestra. I have heard It General Features Oorp. The slate was nominated by Monday night Baldwin took floor. The crew quickly poked guided missile frigate Worden, played with a greaiter sense of Declarer castied dummy’s fVON RYAN’S EXPRESS’ the nominating committee con­ “highly provocative.” HCMZ.YWOOD (AP) — Actor, queen of beasts, discarding Hm off on Ms 67th combat mlsMon the maoMne gun back out the He was transferred to. the car- style, but on the whole K was sisting of Albert Fhitnam, chair­ Chagla said, however, he un­ writer, dfrectoT, producer—one derstood Lsrael has since ern- ibver North Vietnam, In the sec- hatch and it was firing as they rier Bon Homme Richard, wen done and a weU chosen Slugger Harmon KUlebrew of EASTHARTfORD man; Jo.seph Carino, vice chair­ end seat df a Phantom behind a sped off. where he was outfitted with a career meigea into others In the led a tramp to win a finesse .. ” man and Cranston La’wton, Car­ veyed apologies for the incident. work for the occasion. with returned to dum- Minnesota a native DRIVE IN ★ "I -pilot now missing in action. But it wasn’t over. Navy officer’s khaki unifocm. m ok^believe wOrld o f show men Morelll, Matthew Moriarty, Israel said at the time the ’Three . movements *rtm my w W i^ Jack of dtamonda ^ U.N. plane was 20 miles inside “It was a little after dark and The faeUoopter’s copilot came He wore It proudly today. business. Faure’s Inctdemtal music5 bo winter home in Ontario, Ore. Baranard Tilson, John Tublak, s n were ihbound on the target,” and raffed another club. He and John Burokas, alternate. Israeli territory. Shakespeare acted in his “Pellees et MeUsande” came then got back to dummy with Chagla outlined for Parlia­ -Re related in an interview. plays. Mike NichoU, EEa Ka­ next. In many ways this is The preliminafy transporta­ - “We had been picking up an- Tolland the queen of diamonde. tion plan for the Capitol Region, ment an exchange of notes be­ zan, Ida Dupino and Paul Hen- one of the mosj difficult works This reduced East to Q-IO-I tween President Gamal Abdel iKiroraft fire all the way in. It reid acted before becoming the orchestra has ever tackled, Bridal Memories photo a.-! prepared by CRPA, ■will be was about as bad as I’ve ever of tramps, since he had used the Now MRS. ROBERT LEONARD ECCELLENTE presented for the first time, fol­ Nasser of Egypt and Prime directors. Directors Gower and there were times when it ndne to make South play the Minister Indira Gandhi. Presi­ keen it I remember seeing ft in Petitions on Kindergarten and Gene Kelly were was far from secure. Ensemble Showing lowing the election of officers. front of us and looking out and Jack. South bad the A-8 o f STATE The marriage of Miss Chris- velvet bows. The honor abtend- The report details the express­ dent Gamal Abdel Nasser of dancers first, and Steve Allen is in the ’’Sicllienne'’ was very seeing tracers everywhere. trampa and the ace o f dia^ tine Ann Kos to Lt. Robert ant carried a basket of yellow ways and transit for the Capitdl Eg:ypt and Prime l^inister Indi­ a copiedian-musician-composer- notlceehly dhaky. However, Su­ mends. Leonaid Bocellente, both of and wh'He marguerites and ra andhi. 5 There was no place to go but to Started by Zanghi, Kalas cuithor-panelist-emcee. san Abell, flutist and soMst in TUEmihri Region. EASY PAYMENT TERMS AVAILABLE \ press on in.” VSien declarer led dummy’s Manchester, ■was solemnized miniature ca-matlons. Brides- Nasser’s note received May 18 this seotton, did an exc^ent The meeting will 6e held next First Selectman Oarmeto He wlU speak on **The Mark The foregoing profondities last ctuh. East had to out up Saturday, April 8, at St. Brldg- maids carried baskets of pink told India preparations were “Then the aircraft command­ Job, and it is doubtful how Thursday at 7:30 at Hilltop BUDGET GROUPS - FAMOUS NAMES • er said T>ave, we’ve been Wt.’ ZangM and Selectman Frank of the Becqrt” at Siaulay night’s were “cribbed from Carl Reiner, the ten of spades since other­ ■Srant ^WM.TDBIIEn’ ' " et Church: and white marguerites and House In Bast Hartford, and being made by Israel for an at­ voiaa aaM vaataaiiia. f h . . 7 p.m, saTvlce. blmself a cohiedlsn-actor-writ- many in the audience were Ua- wise South woifld get a trick at The bride Is a daughter of baby’s breath; i tack on Syria, Chagla said. It The...... aircraft gave a ..ucic little «iiuu-shud Kalas said yesterday they start- bening bo other parts than hers. will be preceded by Coffee and Just telephone us! We’U be glad to shfcw you a match- ^ der hut I didn’t think we were ed circulatdng the kindergarten er-^reotor-producer. And which once with the right of spades. ; Ik/Useift- Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kos of Lee McCray of Manchesger dessert. said Israel’s Intentions were to Barry less collection of broadloom right iff your own home, X Mt bed. referendum petitions as Inter- The K-D Day Camp, career------does „che .like . c best? ------.. Nudelmann, a Hartt gouth there»q)on discarded th6 119 Chambers St. The biide- served as best man. Ushers MRS. DAVID W. HICKEY change the Syrian government ^ “Whatever I’m doing at the .College senior, brought the ^ raamraniA, and Blast had where you can be sure of choosing the color, texture J “Theti he said we were losh^ cltlzena and taxpayers— erated by nk Kalas a n d ^ I mmilBd gioom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. were Frank Kos Jr., brother of Miss Briseilla Anne Russak jorie Mattison of Coventry, cou­ through pressure and invasion. nqoment,’’ said Reiner, who is early half at the program to a ^ lead from the Q-4 of trumps and pattern that’s just right. Call our 9 foel. ’Ihen in another few sec- “ members of the Board rad Dwtre, Leonard Bocellente of 35 Lllley the bride; William Parr of Man- of Coventry became the bride sin of the bride; and Miss Gem­ Chagla said Nasser’s note ipresenarh^ef ~ 46, tall and bald, with luminous close with Weber’s Concerto for ^ South’s A-8. Trooper Saves Ing regtstraiUcraons fo^ sumin St. cheater, cousin of the bride­ ma Beaulieu of Wlllimantic. continued that in the circum ­ ends we began to lose our flight ^ Selectmen, 'brown eyes and great energy. Bassoon and Orchestra. He did Ouestloa of David W. Hickey of East WAU-TO.WALL SPECIALISTS S ccntrols. K k ^ getting wonse.” *^^7 further explained they camping periods. The Rev. Charles E. Shaw of groom; and Raymond McKay Miss Debra June Russak of stances Egypt wouU’. come to Shown A t Man in Water, Hartford Saturday afternoon at Baldwin and the pilot decided & referendum vote on the ^ e d Ventura, a fanner pbonal- “Whether you write, direct or Partaei^iw with one spade, SHOWN AT 8:45^7:19 St. Paul’s Church, Glastonbury, of Manchester and Da'vid Smith the First C ongregational Coventry, sister of the bride, Syria’s aid if Israel attacked. produce,iroduce, it’s stlh show busl- the ^ e mee Ilk^ Uw work ^ ^ ^ pUyer passes.*^» 6:36-9:00 and principal of East Catholic of Newington. Mrs. Gandhi replied the fol­ b(> risk— a_ few more__ _ ...... COminutes in ------machines is the onlyj way —..y. tlud education teacher floe 20 ness.” . ,. _____ Another Drowns Church, WdlUmantic. was junior bridesmaid. Their the ■bucking . • plane - and . try for ... taxpayers wffi be given . an will again serve as camp ppporti^s to hear gpades, Vo-S-S^earte, High School, performed the Mrs. Kos wore a pink Jacket gowns end headbows were lowing day, Chagla said, noting bassoon nolon are not vorv c o m - ___ ’ Z * __ ’ . The bride is a daughter of with gratification it ■was not the coast, where chances of res- equal opportunity to vote On

pf PAGE FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 BiANCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEK, CONNr THURSDAY. MAY 25, 1967 PAGE In HoHjnii^ 30 yeani ogq he tions can play between commer­ ijouth Windsor originated the voices of Bugs, cials or records. M e l B la n c Porky, Daffy Duck, Tweetle and Mel was at ■work the other CHARfiE YOUR other Warner Bros.' cartoon afternoon in his studio. * PRESORIPTION I n A c t i o n characters. On fiie Jack Beimy Standing at a microphone, his Long Plans Probe of IRS NO REASON TO HAVE I 40-Mill Tax Rate radio show he played a parrot bald spot irilining tinder the flu*, and a Mexican riiaraoter and orescents, he jiggled m e^ly in Troop 1 Television O n T V A d s even supplied the sputtering time with the recorded chil­ A Bon Voyage .party tor dren’s chorus he could hear In POOR INSULATIOIK I Set by Councilmen HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Moat sound of Benny’s dying M ^- Sopior Girl Scout .'TlwP 1 won Over Magazine’s Charges SiOO ( S) Movie his earphones. Ih Bugs Bunny’s w•H poiiw nvffv ( 3-aS) Mike Douflaa 7:30 aSioSSof& illel Boom Ustenen likirijr will agree tliat weli. held Sunday afternoon, ^ the (ilO) Perry Mason (18) X -4- X mfUo commercials featuring Six years ago, Bteme’s com­ ■voice he sang the praises of a WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. $2,000 a month. But he said article as "a attieor’’ but felt It f A 40>miH tax rate was set at funds, project concern funds, (12) Merv Griffin (IB) Coliseum home of Miss Margaret Ber­ ^ spedai meeUnsr of the town summer school fees and fees (18) Hie)tway Patrol * ( 8-40) Batm an (C) . mlndleas jlnglea, strident voices mercial venture—and Jiiel him­ kiddies’ drink-mix “for fun that Bdwaad V. Long says he intends there was nothing improper •wouldn’t harm his re-election (20) TIUs Is the Life (34) 'The French CShef or weird soumfa are a nerve- self—he«rly failed to get off the never Mkfa.” nard) of 45 Joseph 9t. The Oouncli lost night for ttw fiscal and social worker funds. (30) Aquanauts 8:00 (24) Point of View A (3anadd£ui di^tor reported «e sam ne nan considerableconsiaerauie .vent was given by younger ^ It had nothing to f 1 , of July 1 to June 3p," 1968. Fees ranging from $15,000 to (40) Woody* Woodpecker ( 8-40) F Troop (C) jangling bore. ground. On the very day that ’“A little'happier, Mel,” said a PINE PHARMAOY Oxnerience a t , financial town fu I L ^ .1 mu ■ maga- do with the subcommittee's in- the people know I am standing 6;1S (24) Friendly Giant ( 8) Branded _ . visiting jptoducer tor whom he recently that a fat w h n eefsww.JISOllI ^ e figure fa an increase of 1.6 $400 are included for the plan­ 8:30 (103032-30) Star Trek And that a few, made With broohUrre hit ad agency mah- 606 Center St. 04S-0814 S Z ^ «nd\new“toi lez^ ztoe^lea^tod of fees bJ shared vesUgation. up^ for and protecting their 5:30 (12) Newsbeat boxes, announcing the forma­ ■was providing the sound track. ^ meetings and knew the lengths take over next year as Troop niUs over the present 38.6 miU ning and zoning commission, (40) Peter Jennings ( 8) Center Stage taste end a light touch, can be takes « long, hard look at hfa to which they would go to prove i. Th^ older group sails from with a St. Itotas tewyta-. Tuesday he sub; ^g h t of privacy.' (30) Film (18) Subscription TV tion of Mel Blanc Associates, a Mel make it happier. The Misoourl Democrat, in an ” -----**—■ A te. $400; 2!oning board of appeals, (34) W hat's New? ( 3-l:M My 'Three Sons (O charming. middle every day In a full a decimal points. mittad a resolution to increase He said the fees .from Shenker i The tax rate fa levied on the $1,000; building inspector, $15,- 6 : 0 0 (20) Phone Your Answer (24) Fourth Estate But best of all, says one ex­ head-on collision accordloned interview, indicated be believes his su'bcommlttee’s funds for were for r^fert I of cases in- (30) McHale's Navy (40) Bewitched pert, are the ones with wit. his car and broke, he says, “ev­ length mirror will be inspired Southampton, England. the IRS leaked the information vd'ving corxKJrate, ertate and grand list of Jan^ 1 to finance 000 for Hcenses and fees, town (18) Merv Griffin 9:00 ( 3-12) Movie (C) , „ to lose weight. JUST A BABY BUNNY Decorations consisted of this year from $165,000 to $200,- 1|ie school ,board 'tmd general manager for permits and fees, ( 3-8-10) News, Sports. (24) (JoUege Sport of Week ‘‘Humorous commercials are ery bone in my body except my Marine Pfc. Dennis Rinaldi to'LUe. He termed “rather iron- (HX). He said the extra funds personal damage suits all cases W eather ( 8-40) That Girl stronger thant dirt,” quips Mel left arm .” ”I tried it, ’ said Aloyrius rtreamersstreamers, ballwns balloons and and a a boat boat ^bMoapubHootion of the fee- on which he said he had worked. government budgets for the $1,000, and Veterans Memorial (24) Observing Eye 9:30 ( 8-40) Twiggy in Hollywood Blubber of Scltuate, R.I. “All ’ ^ •“ P**?' Shaped cake. The guests Wore jj, igea , were n g ded to carry on its Arniing fiscal year. Park, $2,000. (22) Newsbeat (C) Bhmc. Hospitalized two months in and 1964 “right work. None of them, he said, involved (40) News. Bronco (10-20-22-30) Dragnet 1967 traction, Blanc went home in a For The Graduate..,. I was giggles from my presented with ^ gag _gins_ to S^Tuirot______my tax returns any conflict of interest. • The council has aOT>roved Eert'iimted receipts from the 6:30 (10-22-30) Huntley-Brln)tley 10:00 (10-20-22-30) Dean Martin (C) Mel Is the man of many ---- • Ing his sand bag home in Viet Long tbW a reporter he would (C) ( 8-40) Summer Focus (O body cast and there continued use on their trip. inrfuding t^ose years’’ by IRS. As a lawyer for 30 yea.rs. he i budget appropriations for the town treasurer’s report show voices who did the talking for regard Senate approval of the (34) W hat's New? 10:30 (18) Subscription TV Bugs Burmv and Porky Pig in recording the -voice of Barney “What if you’re a fat vam- Pt?»tic irons, play dough and Long said Tuesday a forth- saldv he had shared such fee.s 1|oard of creation in the an estimated revenue of $160 ( 3-12) W alter Cronklte (C) 11:00 ( 8 (C). 10-20-22-30-40) News, A new an'd unusual gift for Manchester High and resolution ■was a vote of confi­ ( 8) Peter Jennings (C) Sports. Weather movie cariMns. Now he makes Rubble in the “Fllntstone” TV plre,'” asked NevlWe Warlock of an_emer^cy sewing Wt. conning Senate Inqudiry he will wit)(!( other lawyers. unt of $3,084,495, and for for the interest of the town (20) British Calendar (12) Newsbeat ' East Catholic graduates. Colorful plaques of their of the 3rd Battalion, 26th Ma­ The Troop participated dence in the subconunlttee’s general government budget 6:46 (20) News Sports. Weather 11:16 (12) Movie commercials—hopefully funny series. He now uses a cone only Salem, Mass., "and have no re­ dttirebt Into aMeged harassment Sen. Jotai J. WllHams, R-Del., depo^ fund; interest on in­ flection?’’ rines. Saturday In Rid Litter Day. actliltles. $1,702,392, for a total of 7:00 (22-30-40) News. S)>orts, ( 3) News. Sports, Weather ones. on stairs. school emblems on solid birch wood. You will find Big deal? No, small deal. - by government agencies will oedled on Long to report to the vesting idle general fund cash W eather (C) His competitors in Hollywood Revived 3*^ years ago,, Mel and helped to pidi up litter in include a probe of how word Long told the Sente not one Senate ethics committee the $|1,786,887., and investing idle bond and (20) Huntley-Brinkley (C) (20) Memory Lane them a t . . . w The P*®turepicture Isis of Ws his daugh- Highlahd Park, Camp Merrl- cent of the legal fies he has re­ f This sum fa the total to be ( 8) IV lllght Zone 11:30 ( 3) Movie include saticti^ Stan Frebwg, Blanc Associates has since dou­ was leaked of his sharing legal names of his clients and the note proceeds, $45,000. ( 3) Daktari (C) 11:30 (10-20-22-30) Tonight (C) who kids his clients’ prunes, bled its business aimually. With fees with lawyer Morris A. ceived "has come ettber direct-' types of cases Involved for financed at the time of the tax (10) M)cHale'e Navy (12) Movie R«fe* i h “ e of I S I S seven months old and .4lre88ed ^ Recently, the girls sent a Ifvy. Town clerk fees for licens­ 7:15 (30) Newsreel ( 8-40) Joev Bishop Show chow mein, coffee, tea or airline 22 writers, Mel.says, he seUs Maine. “Need the tot jtor, piro- Shenker. ly .or indireotly from Jtmmy ^rhi'Ch fees were paid. Long had ing and recording are estimated (40) You Asked for It 1:20 ( 3) Las Vegas Show “entertainment, imagination tor an Easter party. check for $250 to Girl Scouts Hoffa.” comment on this. ' I Estimateid indirect revenues service—and grosses $500,000 a SHOOK JEW ELERS tttction on those long vidnter Shenker, a longtime friend of at $12,000 while Individual wel­ SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTINO year. A half-dozen other firms and comic invention.” nights.” The Inteimal Revenue Service A« Board of Education, $814,> ARTISTIC STRENGTH! ^ used to train leaders, to send fare paymenta are estimated grind out plugs for everything In one skit, elephants squirt “Trouble with the whole idea,’’ for James R. Hoffa In the im­ has been a chief target of the 067;' Oeneral town revenues, at $1 ,000. suds from their .trunks to prove 917 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER First graders at the JDnset delegates to a national train­ subcommittee’s investigation. ^61,292 and g<^eral fund sur* from carbonated drinks and po­ observed Max KlQtz of Boston prisoned Teamsters Union pres- No fun(fa are anticipated un­ Rndlo tato chips to a stomach remedy that linoleum coated 'with the Eiementaiy School in /lew Bed­ ing course in San'ta Cruz, and i^ent’s appeal from a 1964 jury In talking with newsmen Long ijlus appropriated, $140,000. The Common, .“is that you’re slip ford, Moss., did self portraits by to help ______finance a national jam- NEED A der federal grants for urban (This listliig Includes only tliose news broadcasts of 16 or U to take after overindulging. client’s -wax resists detergent. posed to say to yourself, tampering conviction. clearly indicated he suspected total of these estimated reve­ THE TREASURE SHOPPE . . ^ . . .. ® pasting colored paper on white boree in November. the tax-coldeoUng agency of beautification and improve­ mlnpto length. Some stations carry other Short newscasts.) Blanc, 58, squat and swarthy, In another, insects cry alarm at gad. what a mess and then go backgrounds. One of the best in ------:------Life, in its current Issue, con. lries fa set a t $1,205,379. the hiM of a bug spray. Another SPECIAL r The net amount to be financ- ment programs in the eSthnet- with a glum face but cheerful drop a couple of pounds. terms of size and virility was tends Long misused a Senate leaking the fee tnformatio . RADIO WINF—123# disposition, is a onetime Port­ product, called “Superfun,” MANCHESTER PARKADE ' ell by taxation is set at $3,5S1,- ed funds for the coming fis­ WDBC—1S6S But whCTi 7 loGk st nvy mid* dons bv Cr&iir DoLuca 6 ^ _ -__ Judiciary , - sub^ximmiittee • inves- He said he intends td ask IRS 6:00 Dick Robinson 6:(X) New* land, Ore., violinist, tiiba player conrists of more or less hilar­ CAR cal year. 6:00 Joey Reynolds 5:15 Speiik Up Hartford die, 1 figure I could starve for crai/said he made it that D ia n u lfiP n p T lie d tigation of wiretapping and oth- Commissioner Sheldon Cohen 008.» 6:(X) New* .» ious sketches which radio sta­ uraig said tie made it tmi AraetMUlSt? scilio ru ^ invasions of privacy by fed- about it when the subcommittee Estimated revenues to the 9:00 Ken Griffin. and radio-band leader. 40 years and not dent It, so I way "because I’m strong. I « i m • i f The figure fa based on ihe net town in the current fiscal year 1:05 News, S'gn Off 6:16 Barry FSrber Show era! agencies in- an attempt to starts hearings..on .harassment l^and Hst figure of $90,000,000. 4 ftl# 6:45 Lowell Thomas dtapadr.’’ can beat up a third grader.” I^eCOnd 1 n a l are listed at $836,670 while the 5:00 Hartford HighlighU 7:00 The World Tonight One man in Penacook, N.H., ___ _ get Hofla’s conviction reversed, by federal agesveies. Cohen has Wie 40-miH tax rate would pro- figure Haled for the coming 7:00 Nbws 7:15 Frank Gifford Hoffa’s appeal, vos based denied furnd^iing Life ■with the 8:00 Gasligbf , 7:30 Harry Reasoner said he has modified the mirror NO OFFERS YET HARTFORD (AP) — A mo- ^ e $36,000,000 in property 12:00 Quiet Hours 7:36 Worid of Religion largely on the contention his information. year Is set at $1,065,379. system and it works pretty well. Alan M. Binder, a R;raduate tion by the Diapul.se Manufac- ttiies. Erom this would be de­ WPOP—141# 8:00 News conviction ■was obtained “I’m curious about how it fttsttMef ducted $18,491 as a reserve for Named to Society 6:00 Danny Clayton Show 8:10 Speak Up Hartford He doesh’t look at himself in It. student in mech^ic^eiyineer- America for a ^ ^ electronic FOR A 7 'f lA T. a a S lm m f a ( 11:30 Barry Farber Show Harold R. Cummings of South 7:00 Lee '‘Babl’’ Simms Show He just places the mirror be. ing at Worcester Polytechnic new trie of a machine it makes happened,” Long said. “If this Why be “fried” by torrid temperatures lio ssib le uncollected taxes, 12:00 Gary Girard Show 12:00*Comment happens to me, with the ham­ Windsor, a senior at Trinity 12:15 News, Sign Off tween himself and the refriger. Institute, has designed a new was . reftwed in U.S. District , SPECIAL when you can keep your home fchnging the estimated net in- Long did not dispute Life’s mer I have on them, what could c m e to the $3,581>i508 figure. CollegrCi been elcpted to PI WTIO-108# ator. He said he’s lost six idnd of automotive carburetor Court Wednesday. pleasantly cool with Fiberglas* Home Gramma Mu, a social science 6:00 Afternoon Edition statement he had received $48,- happen to you or someone OCCASION? Insulation? This efficient heat barrier- •The $140,000 surplus appro- Father’s Body 6:00 News, Sporti. Weather and stuck It on his own car. a jury had ruled March 17 000 in legal fees ftom Shenker else?” he asked, blown into walls and ceilings-r-keeps summer heat out­ priaited In the budget Includes a henorary society. He Is the son 6:15 Americana It has a few bugs. Like after ''a four-week trial that a of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Cum­ 7:25 Chet Huntley in 1963 and 1964, at the rate of Long said he lked on the Rent a new Comet or side—maintains inside temperatures that are op to 15 $^,000 surplus from the 1966- Escorted Home 7:.90 New* of the World EXPERIECED MODERATOR it gdves him only 17 raUes to Diapulse machine had been mis- degrees cooler. OT fiscal year, $50,000 in addl- mings of 716 Deming St. 7:45 Joe Garagiola Moderator Ernest O. Maine the gallon compared to 20 for branded as an effective treat- Mercury. Low Rates . . . Student Initiated 7:50 Sing Along Best of all, wintertime fuel savings pay for insuktioa tynul hiftds from the Eli Terry By Soldier Son 7:56 David Brinkley arrived at the Hopkinton, R.I., the standard carburetor and re- ment. for 49 diseases, disorders, Daily . . . Weekly . . . i^hool bond issue, which was re­ Mrs. Patricia A. LoFluer of 8:06 Pop Concert financial town meeting and an- duces his top speed by 18 miles and medical oonditions. Campaign Financing Monthly. in just a few years. SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AiP) — S:30 News timed to the general fund in 326 Buckland Rd., a student at nounced he was prepared to an hour. The Ftaod and Drug Adminis- So—don’t suffer during the hot days e h ee d : Insulate! Central Coimecbicut State Col­ Army Sgt. Albert Parmentler 8:45 Stock Market J ^ y of 1966, and some $30,000 8:65 Red Sox vs. Tiger* stay aU night. Binder is working on the bugs. traOon had chairged that the Phone us now for a free estimate on your home. fci anticipated additional supple- lege, has been initiated In the haa escorted the body of.his fa­ 11:40 News He was, too. At midnight, aJ When he has them all out, he machine, which is in use in coH^re chapter of Kappa Delta ther, M. Sgt. Gerard V. .Par- 11:45 Sport.e Final Gore Claims Victory ii|ental funds at the end of the 12:00 TTie Other Side of the Day ter four hours of battle with hot says, he’ll have a carburetor some 3,000 clinics, hospitals, WIN'' \ ' eOmlng fiscal year. Pi, r^onal honor society in ed­ mentier home from the war in words and figures sUU ricochet- that will be simpler and less ex- ^nd medical offices in the Unit­ :The sum of $50,000 Included ucation. She fa a senior ­ Vietnam. ing around the room like tracer pensive to manufacture and ■will g.') states was mi.s-labeled as BLOWN IN ill the general fund surplus ing in history. The elder Parmentler, 39, a buBets, Maine reached into his have practically no main- effective In the treatment of 117 Introduces New Plan Ft Hriu;i AS 22-year Army veteran wtio nom the Eli Terry School a«- brief case, withdrew a jug of tenance problems. medical conditions. WASHtNG’TON (AP) -r The but the Senate version is less Manchester Evening Herald volunteered numerous times for RESERVE A CAR INSULATION odunt should have been trans­ LOSE WEIGHT Diai>ulse based its motion for main opponent of the controver- generous to business than the ferred into the 1965-66 fiscal South Windsor correspondent, combat, was killed in a sWr- Get amazing results when yon^ I Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8582. mieh near the Cfambodion bor­ a new tri^ in part on a claim ^ . presidential dectitm cam- House Wll. The Treasury favors NOW . . . CALL yiax funds as estimated revenue take oar piquet called SIJ^K p- The Way Out that the trial ■was useless be- , , . , .■l. c . __ m ,__ and taiken into account at that der. DEX. No prescription needed. cause the jury made no finding financing law, claiming the Senate provisions. Inadeqirate Insulotioii Mokes tiihe. However, since this was Like his eon, wtw also was on You must lose ugly tot er your on the machine’s effectiveness victory Jn his bid to shelve the ’The present campaign 11- not done, the funds, are now a missiem against the Viet,Cong money back. SLIMvDEX is a In treating the remaining 68 dis- statute, has introduced a broad- allot $1 of their income tax pay- 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 Plane Travel at the time, Parmentler was a tablet and easjlyswallowed. No Oaims of Moral Victories surplus funds, starving, nq,Apeclal exercise, no orders for which the company er political financing plan of his ments to. the presidential cam- Your Home Hot ond f 'F air to Taoqtayer’ member of the Green Berets. said it was effective. own. paign, with the money to be To Middle East The body was brought home htirntfnL-'dr u g s. SLIMODEX LEASING {Mayor James Throwe, com- oosts,'$3.00 and Is sold Ml this Can End Middle-East Crisis However, Judge M. Jo- Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., evenly between the two Wednesday for a hero’s burial nienting on the tax rate for the Drops Sharply Ar ANTEE: If not satisfied Uncomfortoble Friday. » ...... , i o, . *1. T ■ 1. » said in his de- told newsmen that Senate-House major parties. One-Two-Three epmdng year, said the council any reason, just return the By VUIXIAM L. RYAN in Sinai. When the Israeli forces pjgion that it was not necessary conferees agreed Tuesday to his Backers said it could provide Year Leasing Plans "has done what is fair to the NEW YORK (AP) — Travel unused portion to your druggist AP Spedsd Ciorrespondent advanced Into the Sinai Desert, tot- the Jury to mahe a Uniting amendment that ■would make $60 miltiim for the 1968 presiden- and get your full money back. All Makes and Models t^opayers of the town in setting agencies €Uid airlines reported The New York Yanltdbs had SLIMODEX is sold by: Weldon There is a ■way out of the cur- they knew that the Egyptian on all 117 conditions. the fflnanciiiig plan adopted lost tlal campaign^ D/V You Know? this budget." today that the number of Amer­ seven catchers on^aieir spring Drug Store, 901 Main. Mall Or­ rent /ominous-looking Middle army was not in the Sinai Des- “is not a p h ^ a c e u - year inoperative unless Oon- Gare'e measure would bypass {The council has not antici- ican travelers to the Middle training roster. ders FUled. East crisis, if leaders are will- *rt and that there were only testing house Blumenfeld grass votes nw guideUn«. income tax payment checkoffs pited any method of change in MORIARTY THAT TODAY'S HOMES NEED East is dropping fast and many , . seven Egyptian battalions there, said. Gore Introduced a substitute in favor of direct Treasury ap- fifads allocated by the state for ® not exceeding 6.000 SKddiers. At version he said ■would make propriations, based on the total BROTHERS education in the total budget Americans visiting there are Arab leaders in particular same time the Egyptian available up to $76 million from vote cast in the last election, 6" OF INSULATION IN THE CEILING p^ture, the mayor said. returning home. -in the past have been able to muny was deployed on the Triassic Imprint the ’treasury next year tor pres- jje estimated that of the $76 "Connecticut!* Oldest •The council voted unanimous­ El-Al, the Israeli airline, said rationalize, when the chips were coastal area of the delta be- Idential, Senate and House cam- miuion his bill would make LIncoln-Mercnry Dealer” POOR BLANKET INSULATION ly to accept the mill rate figure it hod put on extra flights fn AGCUTRON... down, and find face-sairing ways tween Ismailia and Alexandria MERIDEN (AP) — The im- paigns. available, $14, million would go wjth the exception of minority Tel Aviv to Rome to bring out out of dangerous situations Into ^gg^ ^g ^ngk,. print in rock of an animal that 'Oie Tennessean’s ^ repeal jc gjjch presidential campaign, SOI CENTER STREET Put In When The House Was Built lefeder Jotei J. Egan who is ill Americans. Trans Wofld Air­ which, from time to time, they prenth invasion. ’The decisive lived in the ’Triossic Age, about amendment was tacked onto an y^g remainder earmarked OPEN EYENINOS a4d did not attend the meeting. lines said it was also providing seemed to back themselves battle was planned to take place 180 mUHon years ago, has been administration measure to re- gj^d Senate races. •Purees of indirect revenues extra flights oi)t-bf Tel Aviv and What appears to have hap­ on the banks of the Suez Canal.' found by two young bovs here, store certain tax incentives to would add etiH more if asked to pened in this crisis is that the fipm the tax collector’s office In this account, Egyptians The fossil was temporarily business. Oonferees reportedly ii^lude interest on overdue tax­ do so by U.S. authorities. leaders went so far out on limbs turned over to the Peabody Mu- agreed to vote late today on a “ American World Airways that K fa difficult to climb back. advancing into Suez were' o r es, $4i,000: sidewalk assess- dered to turn back until British' ^ Itoven Wednesday compromise versloD of -the tax mtbnte, $1,000 and lien fees and its num^ber of passengers What may be needed is some French plans were riwer! A. W. Crompton, director nanclng law allows citizens to •bastbound from the United plausible excuse to do so — a easts, $250. This, then, was a successful 1a.1so from the state rei^ue States dropped to 1,076 Tuesday claim of, at least, a moral victo­ be of “international import- The conferees still are not SCRANTON from 1,893 on Monday. It said ry. withdrawal and not a retreat, in acj^rces for the toiwnj/6ircuit Egyptian eyes. ance.” agreed on exaiX terms imder MOTORS, INC. court revenue, $1,500; school passengers arriving were 1,687 ’Ihe Arabs, unready in past Crompton raid any fossil from which the business inCwitives, on Monday and 1,610 on Tues­ wars and crises to carry “The very essence of the ihslt- the Triassic Age fa imporcant. suspended last year as an anti- ROCKVILLE, CONN. blinding grants, Pleasant Val­ ter,” wrote Heikai, “is that iev School, U2;675; Pleasant day as opposed to a daily aver­ through successfully, have man The rock is about 14 by 18 Inflation move, will be restored. Authorized Dealer for Velley Sebpol addition, $6,811: age of about 1,300. aged to console themselves with there was no real battle or war inches in size, end the total Bicluded are an Investment BjlsworUi^^hool, $2,135; Wap- The American Express Co., a claims of victory. Top leaders Sinai, simply because there gj,inial whxh left credit allowing buefiieases to CADILLAC ping ySmool, $6,300; Wapping major travel agency, suspended do not delude themselves, but at Egyptian army in Sinai jj, imprint on it was estimated recover seven per cent of out- regular toiirs to Egypt and the addition, $5,098; Union lower levels Arabs are able to when the Israelfa attacked.’’ j,y oonipton as being 12 to lays tor machinery and equip- 1,‘■'$1,432; Avery Street ■Holy Land. Thomas Cook & Son persuede themselves that tneir Westerners do not sell Nasaer 14 inches In length. ^ ment, phis aooeflerated de­ OLDSMOBILE and the Fugezy Travel Bureau losses were not really losses, short. He has surprised them in Crompton said he j thbught pretaaticti on income-producing 1, $12,760 and Avery said they had not experienced SiJ'eef: School addition, $4,753. their defeats not really defeats, the past with what he could do, there fa a chance the/skull of bulldliigs.';": ■ - ■ • 1 much reaction as yet. They said After the Palestine war with and it fa possible he could , aur- the creature might still be im- There fa no SMifeta-Hotjiee con- PONTIAC lA.1so, South Windsor high the crisis had been too short as the Israelis, one could hear of- prise them In the future, per- bedded in the rock. fliot on the, principle involved, sc^iool, $35,735; Orchard HUl yet to Influence future bookings. ten in the Middle East an Arab haps even with a military sue- ■ ^ ' S«K>ol, $21,518; Ell Terry Travelln Inc., -which special­ analysis of what had happened, cess. 166 BUICK ELECTRA 64 OLDS. $16951 Btaiool, $27,697 and high school izes in Middle East tours, s^Lid 225 Custom. Padded roof, Dynamic 88 Holiday Se- a4difion, $16,875. It was really an Arab victory But, in the current crisis, bookings were way off. because the combined force of should Nasder want to beck all power. Low„ low mile­ day. R&H, power steer­ Other revenues include gaso- age. SAVE. ing, brakes, autopiatlc. Arab arms had jrfevented tiie g'way from an act of war which Sharp. Uiie ttix refunds from the state Zionists from conquering all the could blow up the whole area, it MEMORIAL WEEK ab$l,500; grant in lieu of taxes, way from the Mediterranean to jg possible for him to claim tiiat {66 CADIL. $4995 THE WAY IT SHOULD LOOK, $%000, and grant under public the Tigris arid Euphrates Riv- the threat of A rab'arm s sur- Calais ' 4-Door Hardtop, 64 PONT. $16951 arji 461 on the tax on inven­ COSMETICS ers. Most Arab nationalists hot- rounding Israel had forced the power steering,- brakes, Catalina 4-Door Hardtop. 6” OF BLOWN-IN FIBERGLAS tories, $10 ,000. WE CARRY ALL ly contend ti» t this is an old Israelis to abandon ideas of 'Windows, 6-wtay 'seat, amd Vinyl interior, power i ^levenues listed under the THE TOP LINES air conditioning. ' steering and brakes, au­ Zionist dream that Israel still aggresston against “sister Syr- tomatic. Very, very clean. ! piftllc school include $661,3^0 plota to achieve. ja.” The Arabs, thus claiming SPRING PANELINIi for public school operation ARTHUR DRUG After the 1966 imbroglio which another victory, could then sim- 1,66 PONT. $2695 gi^ts and $80,000 for trans­ Catalina 4-Door Sedan. 63 OLDS. $14951 foMowed nationalization of the mer down and, once again, wait I R&H, pow-er steering, portation for tJje elementary Suez Canal by President Gamal for the next crisis when they "98” Town Sedan. Full anld high school students. An brakes, automatic, demo. power. Abdel Nasser of Eg;ypt and the might be stronger and' more Never been registered. additional anticipated revenue subsequenit French-Britlslh-Is- unified, for vocatiohal (agriculture and loeli attack on the Egyptiana, 166 OLDS. $2795 63 RAMB. $695 4 >^ial classes) totals $1 1 ,000. Arab voices could be heard Delta Holiday Coupe. 2-Door Sedan, R&H, au- f Other Grants agittin claiming victory.-The Is­ R&H, power steering and tomatic. l>ther grants under $10,000 aeCUTOON "S14” 14Kt told CIS* with florentins engraved raelis had driven all the way brakes, automatic,, ■vinyl for schools include educaUon of bezel. Hand applied markera. across ihe Sinai Desert to the top. Low mileage. Cenulse alligator atr« ' RED MAHOGANY $L99 i 63 OLDS. $8951 ttifc bMndr tuition, (for out of canal against pollapsing Egyp- Special! F-85 Club Coupe. V-8, ra­ t o ^ Students to afitend the ap- resistance fmd hod cap­ T H « WEEK ONIiY [65 CADIL $3895 dio, heater, auto. propriarte schools), phystoally tured huge storee of materiel. JAVA-PECAN L25 Sedan DeVille. Air . condi­ haf^capped, mentally handi­ What ended that conflict was AMBER - tioned, power steering capped, adult education, school aeeuTooN “aos* aii stain- and. brakes. 62 PONT. $12951 lata staal with matching the combined pressure of the K«rosMt Lamp Bonneillle 2-Door Hard- | Iffarary books, driver education, atalnlass lietl band. Water- United States and the Soviet prooft, sweip second hand, * w ith Chimney AUTUMN LAUAN 3A9 165 OLDS. $2195 top. Air conditioning, industrial aj^, guidance, ptiot applied figures. $160.00 Union, forcing tiie ottaCkera to power steering and eofnputer and federpi grants Dynamic 88 Holiday Se­ withdraw.. ^ • 0 0 dan. R&H, power steer­ brakes. the NXXEiA. The way Arabs — some in 1AVA-WILL0W 425 ing, brakes, automatic. Other funds anticipated from high places — told the story, it 62 PONT. $1095 ] th| board of education fe­ wEta the frightening proeqiect of 1967 XMAS BARN^ARD—TEAK—PECAN THIS WEBC'S SPGCKAL A C C UTRO Nt, BULOVA I6SCHEV. $1795’ Catalina 4-Door Sedan. es Include rentals end re- WORLD'S ONLY ELECTRONIC TIMEPIECE the wiee and wily Nasser in PLATES IN STOCK ENGLISH OAK—WALNUT Bel Air Station Wagon. 700 Sq. Ft. of CEILING only $139. MAY 21*27, 1967 Cairo with his protecting troops R&H, power steering, au­ REALTOR*: A prolettional in rail 100s OF PANELS TO CHOOSE Automatic, R&H, power tomatic. Sharp.' rttoement— iitst# whs tubteribn to a strict Only ACCUTRON is guaranteed* which caused the attackers to steering, V-8. tum and retreat. ■ Lester's cad# of etbks ss a member of 99.9977% acQurate on the wristi 61 CHEV. $695 C A LL N O W 527-3119 Drivers for charter tripe tbo local and stata boards ind Mohammed Hassanein Hei­ ANTIQUE URCiUN BABEMEIIT SALES 165 OLDS. $2495 echoed routes. Employment nl till National Associatioi of kai, ritief editor of A1 Abram ' (ITOR YbU HANDY3IEN) 98 Holiday Coupe. Power impala 4-Door Sedan. Au­ •llaumimer. Post Road Stages. Rail Estati Boards. and a man who often apeaks for nX-IT S H O f steering and brakes, au­ tomatic transmissiem. tomatic. «4*-1631.f • r Niseser, wrote later op: “The 984 HAKTFORP ROAD DiAMAG^ A Mf$C. PANELS; . 1.0D^;00 Gentlemen: WmiOUT OBLIGATION Pteeae Send Tour simifie truth to, no real war took 6Q ckoH .. $9951 Representative for FREE Survey. place hetsveen larari and Egypt |65 PONT. $2495 OPEN 7 DAYS / MRCM^r^ KNOTTY f| M E FIR Bonneville * Convertible. 4-Door Sedan^ R&H, au­ Power steering, power tomatic, poww steering | Nflune • • • •• 4th ANNUAL CUMBERLAND FARMS FORMieA T;^ 90e a ft. ; SH O P a week brakes. Immaculate. a ^ , brakes. Sharp. FLEA MARKET YOlll StOM EVERGREENS ARIittTROkO GlliDLBra---K^^ P1X>ORS ^)onaored by W« roiorva tho right to limlit quantitws..;Contantt only whoro applicablt City HOPE OHAPTEB No. 60 O. E. 8. , I V I . Yfiw—Sprtedinjf, 28”-32” Dia...... • - R .7 5 SATURDAY, jtlN E S, 1967 — 10 AJIL to 5 PAL 195 N. Main St, Manehester Yew—^ reading, 20”-24” Dia. • 2 . 0 0 OtT 109 C c R te r St, M a R ch e ste r Yew-r-UprigW, 28”-32” High **..*•*•.••* ^9.4949 MOTOftS. INC. Serring G Conn. FOOD BUU$ OnUN ALL DAT 449 Hartford-Road, Manchester I Roekvilla ^75-2521 643-9533 The Blass WiniI Insulation Cm Ins. t h e s e ARE FULL AND NICELY SHAPED LAPP PLAZA — RQOIE 83 — .VERNON L IBtotak Miliv ADHISBION" PLANTS AT WHOLESALE PRICE8 ' A D E U ’ Toeo. Wed., Fri. 8 AJMU to 8 P-M. S75-4S04 — O pm W e ^ Tlram. wkl-nL'iBv«BiBg«>ttil'e I w r e n ^ Xhan. 8 A:JM. to 6 PJK.; SML 8 to 6 PJIL 307 Wethersfield Avenue, ^^larH^rd 6, Coim. <4 BALDWIN ROAD, MANCHES1CR^4MMI-804V Senate May Lose Sartd transportation since at least the WASHINOTON—Each desk in WINDOW SHADES days of the late President Her­ Settlement Nears the SeheCte chambeir has an old bert Hoover. glass container of black sand. LONG WEARING State Law Several economists com­ The sand was used for blotting INTERSTATE plained Uiey had not been ad­ Over Teaeher Pay in the days when senators wrote vised of this practice in tele­ with qulU pens. Now, because of CLEANTEX WASHINaTON (AF) — The aida said he never had heard of grams they received from Har­ Gives H elp such a thing. nie months-oid salary dispute between Manchester a plan to wire the Senate for |U| Made to Order White House has taught several ry C. McPheT’sbn Jr., special ;hers and the Board of Education today appeared to sound, the blottlnf sand may Rollere college economists a lesson in One Oalifomia professor was counsel to President John.son. rearing settlement. The largest barrier to agreement disappear, to be replaced by To Students ecoiwmy. stunned when he realized he They added they always were FULL LINE OF CUSTOM c le ^ ^ handily yesterday afternoon when about 200 miorophones. The economists wefe invited was out $300. paid traveling expenses to lec­ hem voted by a wide mar- —!—|------VENETIAN BLINDS Gabriel Simches, , coimltaivt to the White House last w ^ k as A young Ivy League econo­ ture at other luiiverslties^ and for the State Department of gtii to follow recommendations ^ gt^te law. one ts part of an adniinisdration pro­ mist suddenly regretted his ex- meetings. Half over $10,000 Education, spoke on PuMta Act gram to keep' in touch with the trtcyagance in splurging for a o f jnegoUatom and accept a required if requested by METHSISIDA: MD. — Nearly Some also complained the 208 a* a meeting o t the P T A Intellectual community. train roomette. 19W-68 salary schedule provld- either party. half the families In Mont­ E. A. JOHNSON briefings were too general in at the eHemintary school this They arrived, some by first White House press secretary, [fo r a $270,853 Increase. action, the teachers gomery County, Maryland, have content to be of much benefit to week. 'Under the sot, children class traniqxirtation to be fresh George Christian, also ex­ le voted increase is the one yjjted unanimously to accept a an income above $10,000 a year, PAINT CO. them, each a specialist in his with 'various leanvUng difficul­ for their first White House visit. pressed when informed own field. Jpted 4-2 by the Board of resolution presented by Man- according to the U.S. Bureau 788 Main St. Tel. 640-4501 ties w4H receive special help. They met with the Council of of the economists’ jdight. And, despite the personal ex­ MAY 21-27, 1967 EJd^caitiOO at a speolaJ session Chester Hleh School Principal of Census. OtM of the portable doss- Economic Advisers, had lunch "A s far as I know,” he said, pense, some added they didn’t REALTOR*; A prtftstiORil in rial A. Raymond RoRers as follows: rqonw ait the elementary school and then were givrti a grand "It is customary for a citizen to even meet the President. iitati whi sukuiikii ti a strict Bdided a leaser $257,000 sohed- „,p^g Manchester professional wlE be paid for under this art, ctdi $t ithicc at a niiMksr if tour and briefings by presiden-. pay his way when invited to Oie and wm be used for remedial tha licil and atata baardt and staff recommends that any in- tial assistants. White House.” T^e board is e x p ^ e d to hold gj„te aid or in other work under the act. A teacher of tki Nitlinal AiSKiitisn af As they departed, they akkod Christian then checked with Pilk-A-Dot Farm in Middle- «ndther ppccial s e ^ o n ‘'^tihin total anticioatfd ia sloo bedng hired, but, as yet, Rial Estata Baardt. an aide whom they should see White House bookkeepers and burg, 'Va., is owned by Harold a few days to maJce Me Tues- ^ Directors be re­ no one actusMy knows how i t about traveling expenses. The found guests had paid their own H. Polk. day vote legal, but no date has j„stated in the Board of Educa- w « operate in Bolton. .. been set so for. '^^n budget." Siipches described the act an Another session is neceseary Rogers explained his resolu- “ open'end” law, with the regu­ betJause school c^flcials diacoy- jjy saying that proposed lations left up to the, depart­ AMERICA’S LARSCST FAKIILY CLOTHINS CHAIn | AMERICA’S LAR3EST FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIM 1 yeaterday that board ac- gtate aid increases now before ment o f education., While these Jis on salary maittem require State Legislature may be if ' V. V ' regulations ha.ve not yet been iwo-thirds majorMy, or six conaiderabl.y higher than the completed, Simohes said, the 2 Srmatiye yotes, of the nine- $ig6,000 estimated in town effect of the law will not be to iber body. budget planning, make every child fit a particu­ le $270,000 schedule, passed The phrase "other funds” in lar level of achievement, but yoice vote of the teachers, his resolution, Rogers explained, rather to help discover and cor­ only tok «» opposition. It was meant to apply to revenues rect the problems of the child p rid es a basic salary on the which are expected to be forth- who could do better with help. bsihelor’s degree level of $5,-v coming from renegotiation of _____ N o single person will be re­ 75B-$0,300 in 18 yearly Incre- Manchester Community ' Col------sponsible for selecting a child Jnjnts. and each step of the >e8e’» lease of Manchester High fo r services, Simches said! The scledule Is only $50 less than Workers Gather at Brush Fire in Broad Brook decision will be made by a team thJ amounts pressed for by the school board s building Carrying machetes, tobacco farm workers in Broad Brook For a while the fire threatened tobacco sheds and tobacco o f pimons, such as a psychia­ 5 Mlnchester EducationTtssocla- “l^es c ^ tte e this week head through smoke to help fight, brush fire. The blaze, fun­ nettings. Firemen responded from Broad Brook, Warehouse trist, a psychologist, a pedia­ t l A ’s negotiatom. They had recommended that the lease ning in strips along railroad tracks; broke out yesterday af­ Point and South Windsor. (Photo by Parciak.) trician and a teacher. (Bolton should be revised to carry ■ouht an increase of $293,800. ternoon, apparently from cinder tossed by a passing train. has already established a policy $40,000 annual rental. Miss Carrie Burkhart of 639 Chapel Rd., South Windsor, re­ $[E!A spokesmen Robert Gea- indicating that ho action would ceives her Junior Auxiliary (Pinkie) ca'P from Mrs. Mary ga^ and Miss Martha White In Grades 8 through 11 voted The conservation commis­ be taken without full parental Sterud director of nursing at Manchester Manorial Hos­ 25 Pinl|ies told the membership the adopt­ B o lto n for the candidates of their sion will meet tonight at 8 in Thii compact, useful tea wagon fill cooperation). pital. With a total of 178 hours service to the hospital in the ed} schedule would place Man­ MFT Scores choice on Monday. the town office conference anywhere, rollt anywhere, aervea The services might range past 10 months, Miss Burkhart gave more time than any of Are Capped chester in *‘a Very favorable room. Development of Herrick CTcrything—easily and conveniently. from single weekly conferences. the other girls capped. She is a fretdunan at Soutti Wind­ Cadet RothiVell Cited It'a sure to add homey warmth to any poilUon" in the competition of Alemorial Park will be discuss­ Simches explained, between sor High School, where she is a member o f the Latin and Grange^ Marking 81 Years^ During the annual ROTC In­ THE ETHAN ALLEN special occasion. Choose from mora Twenty-five members of the a r ^ towns to attract, and, hold Vote on Pay ed with the first selectman. one of the staff and a teacher, Future Nurses Clubs. She also takes organ lessons, and spection Parade at Norwrich tiun 4^6 Ethan Allen piecea in u* MaiKhesther Memorial Hospital teachers. TEA WAGON... , to complete treatment of a hopes to become a nurse. She is secretary o f the Junior Aux­ Junior Auxiliary (Pinkies) last The. teachers’’ vote to accept University in Northfield, Vt., formal. Antiqued Fine, elegant Heir, lie pay ranges for. Uoldefs Sets Adelia Loomis Night Manchester Evening Herald PRACTICAL, HANDY loom Solid Cherry, gracioui Solid Ma« terlouBly affected child. iliary. Her favorite dut^^at the hoiqittal la serving in the night were capped at semi-an­ ...Thi . . .. a $270,000 pay raise for next last week, Cadet John C. Roth- of'advanced degrees would? be fv.» Bolton correspondent, Cleme- hogany, space-uving storage*makuig Simches said that it is up to Emergency Room. (Herald photo by Ofiariu) nual ceremonies at the Doctor’s as well as baked goods and well I I was awarded a G. Nor­ w . y « ” was scored today by the Bolton Grange will celebrate well Young, tel. 643-8981. Custom Eoom Flan uniti, and tradi* the town to decide how It will Dining Room of the hospital. Mifollows:u u Master’s degree. $6.- ^ ^ j, ^ ^ ^ g ^ FedesaUon of man Albree Medal for having Its 81st anniversary tomorrow various types of food. A herb tional Colonial in nigged Solid Mapla provide the services, but that Mrs. M ary Sterud, director of 30^-$9,850; master’s plus 30 Teachers. one of the three highest aver­ with an Adelia Loomis night. and spice table will feature and Birch. See it today. most towns seem to favor a re­ nur^ng, presented the caps.' hours’ study;'" $6,900-$10,460; ages on the Norwich rifle team “ The M F T strongly disap- The program will be based on items from Caprilands, and a source room where short pe­ Speakers were Edward Kenney, PhlD., $7,650-$11,600. in regular competition. The proves of the “negotiate-agree, minutes of Grange meetings in jewelry table will offer cloi- STORE HOURS riods of instruction can be Viet Casualties acting hospital administrator; presentation was made by Maj. re-negotlate-dlsa^ee’ pa^m 1886-87 and w ill feature num­ soime (baked eneimel) pieces, CORONET OAS .Monday and ’Tuesday Open tlH 6 P.M. given, rather than having the Mrs. Ronald Vernier and Mrs. In ^ect, beginning teachera^ developed the past two Gen., R. N. Cram, Adjutant bers in those minutes given by including surfer’s crosses. The Open 'Ihursday and Friday Evenings children completely isolated. Martin Duke, president and vice the bachelor’s scale get $5,450 ., ^ General of 'Vermont. 568 Center St, Mancttester Miss Loomis, who was Past plant sale will be outdoors, Closed Wednesday (A room Is being planned in president, respectively, o f the maximum axe paid gt^tg^g^t by its president. John Rothwell, who has won other Master of the Grange. A t the weather permitting. the new elementary school). Reach New Peak Women’s Auxiliary o f the hos­ $8,855. The- other ranges are. time of her death she was Chap­ rifle awards at Norwich and in CHARGE YOUR Simches emphasised that the pital,-and Mrs. Sterud. Mrs. H. master’s, $6,000-$9,405; mas­ In charge of the various (Continued from Paige One) ohine-gun fire, kitting four and “W e oppose on principle any lain Emeritus. Connecticut, is the son o f Mr. responsibility for the effective­ John Malone, chairman o f the ter's plus 30 hours, $6,600-$10, tables will be Mrs. Edivin Bris­ wounding five o f the 10 saitora cut . . . from the original, Members will be asked to give and Mrs. John C. Rothi^ell of ness of the program lies with $hnkles, preaided at the meet­ 005; Ph.D., $?,350-$ll,105. ' tol, Mrs. William Cavahagh, during the weeks that ended aboard the two small vessels. agreed-upon figure .. . and con- remarks about their memories Howard Rd. GAS-OIL the entite school community: Mrs. Brad. Huddleston. Miss March 26 and May 6. Despite the damage, both boots ing. One of the teachers objecting giaer this a step backwards. It of Miss Loomis. Bulletin Board The first selectman, as leader Before recei'ving a cap, a Betty Chase, Mrs. Philip Ftorz- on The toll of killed and wounded were saved. to acceptance o f the schedule presents the danger of setting a Mrs. Stanley Chessey, a cousin The new parish hall of St. of the town, the board of edu­ Pinkie must give a minimum of ley, Mrs. John Morianos, Mrs. last week was 2,829, making it The weather over the north and the only relative still aflBli- George’s Episcopal (Jhurch will cation as the ones who set 50 hours o f service to the hos­ r®. precedent that would prove Paul Barron, Mrs. Jacob Gris­ CBT or CAP the Woodiest week for U.S. continued to improve, U-S. detrimental to sound negotia- ated with the Bolton Grange, be dedicated tonight at 7:30. guidelines and the entire popu­ pital. The award system con­ wold, Mrs. Henry McDonough, forces in more than two years of headquartem said, and Navy, will cut the anniversary cake. The public is invited to the tinues, and an official pin is Mrs. Paul Maneggia, Miss Credit Cards lation to support the program. accelerating combat. The pre­ Air Force and Marine planes Bolton Grange has d o n a te 76 service of dedication and the given after 160 hours, an award Grace Tedford, Mrs? Henry Bay CoJnc. He also pointed out that there vious combined high had been were out In force against tar- eallaiy proposal supported by .^^^g reaffirms its posi­ books of New England to the reception following. . is now In committee a bill certificate for 200 hours and an­ the achooJ board before the and Mrs. Arthur Carlson. (or the week ending May 6, grts ranging deep into North tion that the original $294,000 Adelia Loomis 'Memorial Shelf The Bolton Itallan-American Manchester 64.S-0890— Rockville 875*2534 whicli would provide 75 per cent other certificate for 400 hours. Board of Ddirectons should stand. Progress Reports when 274 men were lulled end Vietnam. In the library, according to the Club will meet tonight at 7:30 20 UNION STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN. rrimbursarnapt for any ■ cost In­ The hospital film, “ A ll In a Special progress reports will 1,748 wounded, or a total of Reporting on Wednesday’s 112 ■The question Is not our U k- records of Mrs. .Thomas tB*ntley, in the Community Hall. Read Herald Ads volved In setting up and main­ Day,” was shown after the cap­ 2,022. missions over the north, the Insr a $50 iM»t-4t’s the princi- ^ librarian. '? be given to some students to­ taining the program. Leglsla- ping. A refreshment table had ole ’’ he said, adddnc that bv binding upon boUi par- morrow'. The U.S. Command said 2,484 headquarters said lour railroad All older members who knew lation in 1959 provided permis- a centerpiece of pink flowers. of the enemy were killed last yards and two sidings north of Miss Loomis are urged to at­ Student Officers sicki td conduct this type of pro- Those capped last night and be estahM^hiing- a precedent. a^out.lO per cent of the teach- week, while the combined total Haood were among the targets. tend and take part in this me­ Brian Edgerton was elected gram^ apd many systems,. such hours of service are Miss Mari- Allan Cone, vice pcincipel of of dead on the allied aide was One of these was the rail yard morial program. president of the Bolton High as Andover, have been carrying lou Arendt, 84; Miss Joan Bo- Bennet Junior High School, ^ ^ Total Look Begins ivith Fashion Hairpieces 628- South Vietnamsoe govern­ at Kep, serving a MIG airfield Sale in New Parish Hall student council for the school the on some type of service in their nino, 50; Miss Bonnie Bourque, spoke favortng passage of a ment losses for the week were there, and another was the Thai The Women of St. George's year 1967-68 this week. Craig school systems at the complete 71; Miss Pamela Briggs, 52; resolutton which would “put the 241 men killed, and other aiUed Nguyen yard which serves the Public Records Episcopal Cfliurch will brighten Pepin was' elected vice presi­ e.xpense of the town since then, Miss (Jarrie Burkhart, 17$; MELA on record as ’being con- forces reported 60 men dead. much-bombed steel jdant and the uncertain spring with a dent;, Mary Klar, secretary and he said. Miss Linda Cherrone, 128; Miss cemed about the status Of the tVarraiitee Deed This count of men killed in com­ power complex. food and plant saJe Saturday in Bob Olmsted, treasurer. A ll will bat for other allied foreign Lduise Coltman, 71; Miss total eduoational program." Dorothy A. AnnulU to George Returning pilots reported de- their new parish hall. be seniors. forces also was a record, but Sharon Hanley, 115; Miss Sue A motion to vote acceptance A. Fletcher, property at 207 W. Y The sale will start at 10 a.m. Nominations w'ere made dur­ structaon of 36 barges, a pall of Jacobson, 102; Miss Sirka o f the sailary schediUe 'was then Center St. Andover there was no breakdown by and leist until 2. There will be ing an assembly May 15 and country. block smoke over an oil dump Johnson, 70; Miss Amanda proposed end passed quickly Trustee’s Deed ' at Thanih Hoa, 26 secondary ex­ a large variety of outdoor and the rest of the week was de­ SALE According to an unofficial tel­ Lindberg, 58. ^ with Mttte opposition. The Connecticut Bank and Fellowship Sets plosions at an ammunition indoor plants, including herbs. voted to campaigning. Students ly, the highest number of enemy Also, Miss Mar^ Beth Mon- PoMowi^ that vote, the Trust Co., trustee under the wiU dump south of Dong Hoi and killed in one week ■was 2,774 for Irty, 91; Miss Paula Moriarty, teachers voted to gtvefthe nego- ©f william R. Tinker Jr., to on Fashion-Wise Its 132nd Annual heavy damage to a railroad the seven-day period ending last 66; Miss Rosemary Mozzer, 53; ^ Manchester Memorial Hospital, bridge above Hanoi that re­ tinuo negotiations on items oth March 25. Miss Sue Noble, 165; Miss Judy property at Boulder and Rob- Meeting Tonight ceived a pasting from 3,(X)0- Pin-on Hairpieces The South Vietnamese dead Pospisil, 79; Miss Debbie Pot­ er then teachers’ selaries and ert Rds. bmnbs, the heaviest in use in “bring them to as effective a The Women’s Fellowelilp of test week,' 241, were sMghtly lesa ter, .81; Miss Pamela Quintal, Marriage Licenses Vietnam. conchisdon as possible.’’ the Andover Congregational than the 257 reported the pre­ 63; Miss Eileen Robert, 73; The Na'vy reported the de­ Peter Chris Flynn, 7 Florence 85 East Center St. vious week. The Vietnamese Miss Diane Sipala, 54; Miss Hie aotlon meant that the Regulor $29.95 Church, founded in 1835 as the stroyer Oz bourn was shelled teem oan now seek a settlement St., and Rosalie Ellen Robert­ said they had 18 men missing Donna Sipala, 51|' Miss Mari­ Individually Young Ladies Benevolent So­ Wednesday by a Oommuniet son, 30 Femdale Dr. A t Summit St. test 'week. They doejnot report anne Tesik, 60; Miss Michelle on princiipalB’ soleiies, extra- SAVE $3.07 ciety, holds Us I32nd annual shore battery firing from the Burton I Tenney Handfleld, 45 26“ the number o f their wounded. Thibodeau, 106; Miss Chris cuartetilar and department m e ^ n g tonight at the church northern half of the demilitar­ heads” salaries .longevity pay, Wellman Rd., and Gloria Ann WEEKEND CASH-AND-CARRY SPECIAL at 8. The^ joint Marine end South Twpmey, 55 and Miss Linda altered to ized zone. The Ozboum was not and the Mke, without having to Wellman, 89 Milford Rd., June 'Vietnamese kvvasion of the Wrobel, 174. Create a new you in seconds . . . Gueet speaker of the evening hit at)d opened up with her for- get. approval o f the.negotiations Center Ccngregatlonal southern haif of the demilitar­ Junior Auxiliary elections LARGE SIZE * 'Will be iSra. J.' Garland W ag­ ■word 6-inch guns, silencing the inseam length at from the membeirshiiD. Church. doh a sophisticated upsweep or. ized zone, b*Eun test Thursday, were held earlier this month. goner o f Storrs. She has as­ Red battery. A potential $160,000-worth o f Bnlldlng Permits had been jirecipltated by in­ Officers are Miss Sue Noble, classic profile. Wide range of dark sisted her husband in partoral ■The Army reported a con­ additional negotiable Items re- Nicholas D. Majak (or Romo- creased casualties caused by president; Miss Cheryl Rein- no extra charge! ea. 96 < shades in high-quality human hair. work with ten generations of fused incident in which one ci- main to be discussed before the J- Gronde, additions to dwel- Geraniums University of Connecticut stu­ Red guns and mortars firing horn, vice president and Miss vilcon was killed and 23 board and the MEA can draw up 185 Loomis St.. $1.900.. from the buffer area. The Carrie PurkharL secretary. Regular $32.95 100% human hair dents ,and a constantly grow­ wounded by fire from armed a written contract. CumberlaniL Farms for Con- OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY week’s casualty figure included The total Pinkie membership pin-one in light shades to match ing oongregoition of townspeo­ heMcoptera. The ciidlaans.. .had The M E A last year negotiat-> nectlcut Pood Stores Inc.r roof ple since they first came to the first three days of the inva­ is 107. HALL-PREST gone Into an area ■which had ed the first board-teacher con- sign at 151 W. Middle Tpke., your hair. A natural looking new sion — 'When allied casualties serve the Storrs Congregation­ been under attack earlier to re­ tract In the -towm’s history. Un- $350. ■were severe. 9 hair^style in no time! 2 8 « M al Church in 1926. cover the silk from parachute 3-PIECE "WEEKENDER” With the aimouncement that More Wood Needed Mrs. Waggoner worked for fflarea. A South Vietnamese mU- MADRID ---- The 6th World U-S. and South Vietnamese DACRON*-AVRIE Sears Has Everything' ten years hi the School o f B)oo- itia unit fired over the civilians’ Foreatry Oongreea estimated forces were again clear of the nomica at the university as co­ heads to drive them off- The that wood and wood products IN SPRING'S sone, the United States ap­ In Fashion Hairpieces ordinate of research hi prob- helicopters thought the fire was imported by ■ the developing Smi Sea SiMj^l peared to be trying to restore H: MEN’S SLACKS leina of' Uie phyricaUy hondl- ddreoted at them and opened up countries by 1970 will reach a PUBLIC NOTICE to something of the buffer status oafiped homemalcers. She wrote on the area. value of $3.5 billion a yeau*. FEMININE FLORALS W igs Switches Swimsuit buUetins and mode teaching it was suppijsed to have under Catalina, a promlBMit manufacturer o f swimming pools must Falls jHairpleces fitois now used in 84 aHaites. the Geneva agreements of 1964 FASHION SHOW which divided Vietnam and srt seU 86 sUghtly Imperfect, factory rejected, 1987 model pools .,Fin-Ons' Accessories • Other aoUvlties include oo- JACKET plus PANTS up the zone. Whether the North immediately. These pools come complete with walk-around Ont Night Only authoning, "Homemaking for Vlrtnamese would refrata from sund cek, pation and diving areas, safety fence, stairs, filtering the Handicapped;,’^ published by again infiltrating the cleared- and circulating systems, pool vac, the usual guarantees and Fridoy. Moy 26th Dodd Mead an4 Co..in 1966 p iu sSK fR T out area appeared questionable. 6.88 Installation. Prices are the lowest possible for quick clearance, at 7:30 p.m. and conducting workshops for More hea'vy air raids over F. 8 . . . long-hair look ’ nurses and therapists wlw work fastallatlon at your convenionce. Terms: Low down payment North Vietnam and occasionally Comp, value ^10 with no growing pains I with the handicapped through­ —low weekly payments. If Interested call Mr. Bogan at 203- NO SMOKE OR SOOT...LOW FUEL BILLS sharp ground fighting in South t j i out the nation. She has also 832-4128 anytime. First qome, first served. Vietnam were reported by the ...NO SERVICE WORRIES...WONDERFUL, served in many church and U.S. Ooanmahd today. Dacron poIyester-Avril rayon fabric, ccanmoinlity organinablons. all STEADY HOT WATER OR STEAM NEAT A Navy F4 Skybowk jet was permanently pressed to shed wrinkles lib re y Closed Tuesday Margo Wigs . . . Easy cfire, easy reported downed, in Wednes­ The Andover Public library, in the wash, do away with ironing restyling. 100% hlirnan hair. day’s strikes n ew ’Thanh Hoa — for Dark Shades Light Shades regutarly open Tuesday allter- the S69th combat' loss o f the air forever! These slacks are expertly nooiu and evenings, w ill be IRON FIREMAN war agoiai0t the North — but t|ie tailored with these quality details: m only 499s 79»* ctosed next Tuesday for M e pilot was saved by a helicopter Coronet Gas mortal Day observance. rescue. . . . 568 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Lyrette Wigs o f 100% hu­ Scouts to Meet U.S. headquarters reported • plteoted inn«r wdistbonds CUSTOM Mark II man hair in many glorious col­ Oub Scout pock 124 will bold mort gpound fighting again was • booked pockMs An almost unbelievable price for this ors. Head form, carrying case. .Its monthly meeting fomorrow in the northern area near the completely charming, versatile trio! > OIL BOILER - r ai 7 pm. in the all-puipose demHigrtsed zone and siong ihe • double besom back pockets 129»5 rooih o f the E lm en tacy school. Jaunty boy jacket with notched lapel» wosteah* edge of tt>e central • open bock instruction SEARS PRESENTS lU s meeting wiU he the' last hightends. Wolf's Bead Delaxe Wigs . . .100% hum?m slim skirt with side zipper, gently opportunity for tho boys, -to In^pbhe Wghi^inds soubbwert of • nonn*bustion, complete elimination of smoke and toot. stylist. . . see th|^ latest June 3. hnowh size tp a shai^ hour and tor 85 YBABS. For a Complete FREE INSPECTION of this 'Wjay and that! White ground ateaeatascsaess ■ Robert HsmlMon and Ter­ Avril, tcf. T.M. •! H*C Cwp. (2) Savings averaging one gallon of oil out of three reported by Sears Best Wigs . . . Handmade , w lf styling tocmilques * a half bottie Wednesday. The jrour home tqr a Termlt^ Control Expert, onpervlsed by users;, due to complete burning of oil and prevention o f beat loss of highest quality European rence OumJaw, who ptovided Oonunudots pouped in a mortar florals; misses’ sizes 8 to 16. By TIm 2 b S * chimney (standby loss). (3) No chimney draft needed. In Sears W ig Dept. the finent technical stnjr. phone onr nearest local offleet a**a«os*«. saefea * t hair in 67 shadtes. Head form, the adult help td the pock in bornga and slbout 70 rockets " ...... 1HW (4) Eliminatibn of soot stops Cause o f’ most service calls. Phone their recent paper drive, wfob giM K IT M II C o m for free heating survey, or come in and See for yourself. You’ll do Thursday, Friday, and t^'AnieiLcqaB rsphed with tax case. to exprees their thsnln to cMMEirun yourself a favor.if you investigate this unique boiler before you Saturday only. air attacks said orUilery. When buy any kind of hating sintem. ^ townspeople who provided, the It was over, tlMire were 36 North \ Welcome Hot* 9275 pcoduot for ^ the boys to'raise HO. $1.00 HIglMr — 10W-30, $2.00 Higher ViatMinase,. dead, five Ameri- Walcom* Hot* NO MONEY D O W $40 for their progihm. To fur­ cam kitted SBfid 14 wounded. 6 4 d - 9 2 4 0 > m VSd. FOGARTY on Sears Easy Payment Plan ther f e r t ^ th tir fihiaaceB the H ie figlittng to the north be­ FARMINfiTON SOUTH WINDSOR CRAiREiniimi boys just completed an unan­ low the demllitariBed sone -waa C h o ift It A t RL 177 (PkOavUle Ave.) nounced but suocesafiH candy Route 5 Bfanohester Shopping IFarltada^ Hmiited to scattered actions. BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORF. FARMIN6T0N SOUTH WINDSOR BROS., Inc. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE bar saia In the Mekong Delta a,bout 40 Bouto • (Soott Swamp Rd.) On Beat Hartford Town ] Y o l i r , WaleoiM Hart Weat Middle TnrapUc»->MS-lfigl A t Bt. 177 (Pletaiville Ava.) Rutute 5 F or the B ig Man In Tour Ftemily, 31^ BROAD StREET-^'T'EL. 649>4539 Satisfaction GuarantteAd or Sears miles below Saigon, Oonununist DIV. OF RUSS CCTilUyUNi^OR CO., INC. • EST. 18R2 Open Mon. thru Sat. Route S (Scott Swemp Rd.) On Eeat Hertford Town Line VJolt Our B ig M oa’a Shop in Befttn, Cenoi. asapessfsssssss: * Your Mbney^ Back lASuidiester Evening Herald gueirUlas osught two plastic- SEARS, EbEBUCk AND 0 (| , ;: AJ^.-to 9 ^, Andover eoaieepondent, lAw- hutted U.S. Na'vy petrol IfM U hi The PUtest and Largest Conn. jteteijwitTji.ii'tiijii’iril , . F or the .Big M en In Tour F e n ^ , *- C . l • joC JbasogtaLiadiiflE- . vw t lkrBlgaieWnttacytnawM»,<)0Bnr - ^ u!' /' d n n 3 M o H n n a

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Kennedy, whoee hudband al#§ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 mond Decobeft, space explore-: PAGE e ig h t BOY SCOUT tion; Steven Dunlap, scholar- heM that posltton, were amoag From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen ,».Jp; Stephen Gourley, readtog; 500 Honor* Windsors those to pay honor to the coupla. Thomas KleMck, space explora­ So ware Perle Mesta, bosteei trj'ing to help there, we are likewise de­ By DORIS BBLOINO Notes and News tion and safMy; PhiUp. JobOrt, with toe moriess, and such #o> Oven Beef Stew is a heiarty HanrljPBtpr creeing that this is a land which is never Connecticut Yankee safety, soil and water conserva­ At Party, Premiere 'dally promt, nt peraone • • one-dish m«a1 which is fine for Troop 47 tion, nature, atiiletdes, small Bonny and Marylou Varderblll; going to yield us a victory. serving out-ofHk>oni it keeps Eutnins ^^ralb V By A.H.O. Boy Scout Troop 47 of South boat salltoii: and woodoarving. NEW XORK (AP) — More premier in America of “A Whitney, Mrs. Boheri D,L. O af hot a long' Uime when served Mathodlat Church had > Sipring than 500 .parsons have pajd King's Story” which recited toe dkidr, the Norman Winfltons, to# PUBLISHED BY TOE ^ Government Gibberish frem the-casseroie in wlhdidh It Henry LaChapella, Scoutmas­ herald printing CX).. INC. Award Night Tuesday . t o Cooper ter, announced a canupling trip homage to toe Duke and. Duch­ events leading up to toe abdica­ Gueots and fhahion d«> ' 18 Biuell Street WASHmOTON — Federal officlala in reality vary a# much m It wa# baked. Mrs. 'Charles Jlenchester Conn. Seoslons of the Oenenl Ao- Hall of the church. to Rocky I ^ k State Park the ess of Windsor at a , celebra­ tion of King Edward VTIl for signers Bill Gtas-, Vera Max­ don’t set forth their ideeui any more; eentoly are run the wrong way, may seem. The present (Mary) Glade Jr. of 30 OasUe •n%3MAS F. PteRGUSON for instance, being a HtUs Woodrow Trotter, committee weekend of June 2, 3 and-.4, tion in boooc of the- couple’s the American woman from Bal­ well and Jo Copeland. WALTER R. FERGUSON they conceptualiae. weather-wise. If we were man­ Rd. says thiU is one of her fani- cM nnan, presented eommlttee- marriage 30 yeans ago June 8. , Publishers 1 Poor people ,do^'t work their way out crude in Its techniques, and lea-vdng the church parking lot timore whom he could not live The long Une formed to greet • \ Founded October 1. 1881_____ , aging them, we would run them By’s favorites. Another thing mm pins to new adult members, 4t 4:30 pm. Friday, June 2, ‘The affair Wednesday night without. the honored guests much a#. .It being the Session in which l\‘ of poverty: they demOnatrate upward backwards, having them open they bften request is the Richard White, Edward Moreno The troop wM participate in the was held in a very unusual set­ " Published Even' Evening E.^ept ^nda>-» the Democratic party has had . Cheesecake she makes flronl.^ a The guests at the premiere as had -when' the Duke, as .th# ) end Holidays. Entered at the 5°?Ji '«Ju ihobiUly. in the fine, open, honest prom- and Charles Burton. Ruel Memorial Day parade meeting ting os the party-goers paraded well as at the petrty, whose host Prince of Wales, -visited her# * Manchester. Oonn., as Second Class Mail / The Army, Navy and Air Force don’t %+ - -i ' . majorities strong enough to en­ recipe given to her by a former * Matter. ______1m of early June 'or late May, V/lcks, assistant scoutmaster, at the church ait 9 a.m. in full into Bergdort-Goodmen’s store was the storo president Andrew four decades ago. !r /develop interchangeable weapons and and then having them work able It to call on the steam­ daasmata showed slides of troop activities jewelry area -where they could SUBSCRIPTION RATES roller any time it encounters Oven Beef Stew uniform. Goodman, were . national and "Is it a -wonderfld night?" a Payable hi Advance /madiine parts; they maintain common­ their way bach down the calen­ during the past year. ool'lapse on red chairs and drink silly quibbles about rule# and S pounds boned chuck edt In Cub Pack 1S2 international and of diverse pol­ woman asked toe couple as aha , One Y ear ...... *??'nS ality. •£?,'' .‘I'V * ' dar until they sank in the grime Stuart Sohrlober presented their champagne at pink-clothed itics and professlone. moved through toe receiving ' S1.X Months ...... 1 1 .^ Weedlike, outrageous jargon spreads principles, may seem to some 2-inch cubes Cub Scouts of Ben 2, Pack tables. ‘ Three Months ...... o .|" and mire and sluah of ugly Jan­ % cup flour advancement awards to Steven 152 ot Bowers School, end their Sherman Douglas, daughter line. , One Month ...... I.»Q through the Government jungle. It used uary winter. • observere, by the time It finally Bixler, Francis Copeland and There they waited for the of a onetime ambassador to "It certainly ia,” toe Duka to center in defense and space; now it adjourns, to be a particularly 8 tablespoons salad oB ' den mother, Mrs. Earle White, "" MEMBER OF __ _ Aa It la every two years, James LaChapdle, star; Alan Windsors who, a few blocks Britain, and Mrs, Jos^h P. and Dupheas said in unison. , THE ASSOCIATED PRESS contaminates the poverty and housing ugly specimen. But, althojigh i teasp<^ monosodhun glu- Agostinelli, Peter Belllveau, recently sent letters to Maj. away, had wiatched their lives The Associated Press is exclusively entitled there CMues this moment of ^ tunate Phillip R. jobert of Manchester, to the use ot republication of all news dis­ programs, education and health, man­ its surface texture may seem Clifford Kubias and David Spen­ flash before toem. patches credited to it or not otherwise credit, i»gly assault upon the MnsibiU- 1 teaspoon sedt who is stationed 'in 'Vletnaiu- power recruiting and transportation. ^ V rougher, and more pleblan, it is All had attended the benefit ed in this paper and also the local news pub- tles. Ihe world outside the win- 8 babtespoohs prepared mus- cer, life. The pseudo-.scientific patois of econo­ not really different in Internal Charles Burton, assisted by They enclosed a photo of the ^lished republication of special dl»- mists and psychologists and sociologists doyra has suddenly turned into content and moral fibre from ’ ' ta rd boys with a captured flag of ^^X »patches herein are also reserve^ ______its various shades of green. 2H cups tomato juice Eagle Scouts Da-vld Mullen, infiltrates the Government’s welfare ac- the relaUvely handsome and James Schrieber, Robert Trot­ North 'Vietnam, which was used Pierson Head * Tlie Herald Prlntins Company Inc., a^ tixities. The development of oomputero Trees and lawns thrust their more emotionally controlled 12 smafi onlcns ■ in an opening pack cereniony. {aumes no financial ■'esponsiblllty for 12 small, pored carrots quar­ ter and Dustin Wood Jr., pre­ 'rraphical errors appearing in ad\ertls^M iu and system analysis spawns PPBS, way out of their winter duUness sesslon-closlngrs of a generation sented Tenderfoot ad-vancement The flag had been sent to Mark ? and other reading matter in The Manchester and wear an air m virglnaJ pur­ tered lengthwise Pallein. Of MISAC Corp. J Evening Herald. ______which stands for Planning, Program­ r ago, when the Roraback ma­ 12 -pared amen potatoes Etwards to Earl Bleu, Wesley ing and Budgeting System, and so one ity. There is. In their first easy chine was at the peak of It# one Burton, Donald Caven, Glen Other members of the den Samuel Plerscn of 57 Arvine f Full service client of N. E. A. gracefulness on the scene,- no Heeit oven to 350 degrees. GS ! Publishers Representatives - The J u ^ Washington fiscal authority tolls an­ party rule of the state. - Kublak, Frank McQuade. Mi­ are David Roback, Jeffrey PI. was elected president of Sprinkle, meat wtth flour, re- ^ i y ^ -S'! ' ■ A ' i k i Mathews Special AgOTCy — New York. CW- other, “We had a PPBS man working hint of violences, diseases, Then, as now, there existed a chael Moran, Richard Rlsley, Sapienza, Michael Gerber, Dan­ MISAC Oorp. last night. Pierson S i cago. Detroit and Boston.______winds and hall to come. 'Ihls is eervtog leftover flour. Put oil to with us last week,” or even, “We’re scattering of legriSlator# who ekiUet; heat and odd meet. John 'White, Da-vid Wicks, Alan iel White, €ind Robert Casavant, is a director of the corporation I MEIMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUL.A- PPBSing that program now.” the way life might be. If life approached adjournment with Wood, Gary Wyman, Richard den chief. • representing Second Congrega­ BROAD STREET. MANCHESTER ^ TIONS.______^ could ever retain its own most Brown meat weU on all sides There is, of course, some validity in deep regret that something a for about 16 to 20 minutes. Re­ L'"-<«)n and Curtis Walker. tional ChurCh. t Thuraday. May 28 using technical langu^e. Jargonlsts perfect moments. little bit finer couldn’t have The assistant scoutmaster Other officers elected are m move meat and place in three- DEFECTORS PASS 15,900 claim that a certain amount of it actu­ Just at this moment, the Con­ been done for the people of the quart caswerole. Stir monosodi^ presented second clas^ advance­ Atty. John Yavis, vice presi­ » . S ' C ' U ' ally helps communications—that the necticut GenenU Assembly is state. But then, aa now, the um ghitameite, salt, mustard ment awards to David Bunce, SAIGON (AP) Defectors dent, from South Methodist What Century Are We In? terms, conveying precise meanings, are ordained, by Constitutional cal­ chief business of the legislative end renuuinding flour into oB in from the Viet Cong to the South Church; John Shields, treasurer, « a kind of shorthand that permits con­ endar, to head into its own bi­ closing showdown was to see okiUet. gerald, Stephen Gourley, Philip from St. James’ Church, and ) Hiere is something both toudung and Vietnamese government's side cise expression of involved ideas. ennial crush toward adjourn­ who got what, who had named Add tomato juice slowly to Groves, Jeffery Mullen, Mich­ this year under the open arms Mrs. Quentin Mangun, secre­ ^ IncongTOOUs, and, one nwist be afraid, ■Ss ■■■•' ' ‘„:.5. .’I But critics contend that’s not the way ment. the judges, whose pet bill got mixture in skillet; stirring con­ ael Shensie,. Tlmouthy Sullivan program have passed the 16,000 tary from North Methodist THURS., FRI. and SAT. Jaleo fateful! in the excitement the ddplo- jargon is usually employed. Instead, ‘nils crush is, aesthetically through, whose cliwt had some­ stantly, and pour mixture over and Scott Wagner. mark, officials said today'. Church. ♦macy of this and other countries is de- they complain, it beccanes an impres­ -■‘.ft’’''*- .• t - Y.|v , y speaking, not quite as attrac­ how got what he wanted, meat to casserole. Cover and Donald Starkweather, ad­ A total of 538 persona turned The MISAC Oorp. is a non­ D og Reel- D og Spiral eveloplng over the crisis in the Near sive-sounding and impenetrable cover to tive and inspiring as the bright whether such and such a stal­ bake one hour. Add onions, vancement chairman of Cub themselves to last week, com­ profit organization formed for 'Arama, reg. Tie-Out Stakes Scout Pack 162, gave den chief $4.95 NOW reg. 99c NOW iBaet, where the shooting has, fortunate- conceal an absence of thoug^it, or to neiy face the outside landscape wart had won himself new op­ carrots and potatoes, cover cas­ pared with 591 the Wek before. the purpose of providing housing $1.99 69c fly, not yet begim, as compared to the provide a euphemism for an unpleasant is wearing. portunities for the future, or serole, and bake another hour. badges to Steven Bixler and So far this year, 15,171 have tor moderate-income families. ♦dreary calm with which everybody or unflattering situation. The Pentagon, ■nils la not really, we hasten reached the leveling out point Just before serving stir stfew so Thomas Hobin. left the Communist side, com­ The corporation is sponsored by Arthur Randall presented 10-ft. D o g Tle-Out Puppy Leado, asoorted i^tekes the continued existence of crisis for example, says there is only a "fric­ to say, the fault of the particu­ for his political career. Nowa­ that meat chunks will come to pared with 8,021 to the same seven local churches, which also Chain, reg. $1.39 NOW colors, reg. 79e NOW tional Shortage” of bomba for the war lar members of any particular days, it is true, various restric­ the top. merit badgres to Alan Agostinel- period last year. includes Central Congregation­ ‘bi the Piar East, where shooting has (Herald photo by Seternis) •li, Morgan Bantly, Steven Bix­ ibeen in progress for years, and is daily in Vietnam, meaning the Defense De­ session. There may be, it is tions, like the ban on dual jobs This recipe serves six. ‘The defectors last week in­ al, St. Mary’s Episcopal and partment has plenty of bombs but un­ MRS. GLADE AND FAMILY ler, . Francis Copeland, Richard cluded 343 military men. Temple Beth Sholom. ,'esoalatlng in Its ferocity snd in Its cas- true, occasional variations in for legislators themselves, nar­ Cheesecake •ft fortunately a lot of them are in Europe the degree to which natural hu­ row down the number of ways Crust Mrs. Glade came to Manches­ Hartford. F arina, Thorhas Hobin, Al-an Mialties. or at home. man Instincts and venalities in­ in which individual legislators 8 'Whole graham crackers ter seven years ago from New The oouple has three chil­ Schrieber, James Wicks and We had, yesterday. Ambassador to Using jargon is also a way of demon- -. dulge themselves in a forum of can score, so that they are ^4 cup melted butter Jersey. She is a graduate of dren, Chorie#, 7%; Glenn, 6; Wood, safety; Charles the United Nations Arthur Goldberg, in trating that the speaker is part of the Jersey State Teacher’s Oollegc, and Linda, 4. Bram-i and Randall Cole, first •4' . >4 • < ilblic action, so that the last turned in tow^ard such compara­ % cup sugar ai(l and safety; Da-vid Swanson, the Security Council, speaking as fol- “in” group that really runs thii^s. 'The ^ 4^ ' actYofone session may be rated tively direct but essentially un­ Crush graham crackers into where ehe majored to elemen­ Mrs. Glade is active to the man on the make refers to “overages”, f ^ tary education. She formerly first aid; Peter BelUveau, John Viiwb: a little'bit worse than that of imaginative strategies as dab­ line crumbs. Mix with other in­ Waddell School PTA and Man­ Prior anil James Schrieber, "I am authorized to announcp that rather than “surpluses.” He never says / another. bling in pay, expense or pen­ gredients and press on bottom taught (Jrede 3. Her husband chester Woman’s Club. Her 'V A*. printing. _ ^ the United States, both within and out­ his superior has laid out a specific agen­ •V But what niee|8 in the last sion benehts for legislators. and sides of well greased spring is a commercial sales engineer hobbies a;re bridge,, sewing, and da for the forthcoming meeting: in­ at Pratt and Whitney, Division family (iutingB with the chil­ Also, Thomas Chapin, citizen­ side the United Nations, is prepared to two weeks of ahy^, legislative We do not object to any of form pan. Chill. ship in the commi^tyr Ray­ join with all the other great powers— stead, the session has been carefully A session of fixed consti^tional this particularly, not even when FllUng of United Aircraft Ooip., East dren. the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom etruotmred. duration is nothing more otJ^ss it is raging at its worst 8 eight-ounce packages G O O D > ^ E A R and Prance—in a common effort to re­ Consider this Udbit of Congressional than human nature, often r ^ . ^ through legislative hails and cream cheese testimony, by a high-ranking official of store and maintain peace in the Near duced to its lowest common de­ 'cojTidors. What bugs us is hav­ * the Department of Health, Education nominators. The display and the ing ail that pure and lovely )1% cups sugar East." and Welfare who is an extremely intel­ degree of such reduction do not green hknging around outside. Here was the United States willing J H teaspoon salt ligent man and who, in private conver­ 1 teaspoon 'vanilla either to follow United Nations princi­ sation, ecommunicates clearly and suc- Blend cream cheese ivlth ples, if other nations incline to, or to cintly: sugar and beat in eggs, one at NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc. 3^T Nylon Cord step outside the United Nations into a “Financial Infonn.ation is disaggre- ^ a time. Add vanilla and salt "Big Four” power play of the kind sug­ gated at each level in the program A Thought for Today Herald and beat until smooth. Pour gested by France in order to get the structure according to whether the ex­ into crust and bake in 350-de­ All-Weather penditure is for research, provision of Sponsored by the Manchester correct amount of big power prestige, Council of Churches Yesterdays gree oven for one hour. Han'# ypur bagt tin ,bn|r la Us pilos and force brought to bear on the po-, facilities, provision of beneficial serv­ Topping ices, provision of technical personnel of ^ pint sour cream range. Pick your li s t sow sad Oe tential belligerents of the Near East. Along Country Roa■) mathematiejans, some engineeirs,- some ' Here is nothing so dramatic cars. And to that violation of By The Associated Press season foHows on July 17. comes the proposal to take the Near ' as the Poznan “bread and free­ businessmen. Today is Thursday, May 25, might bring on a war with Mex­ The fourth show ’ 'will v be social scientists . . . obviously a "multi-, Communist egalitarianism, the ico. NO East crisis away from everything else dom” riots which produced the To be sure, Gomulka has no the 145th day of 1967. There are Goodspeed’s prior-to-Broedway disciplinary” group or alternatively, an political old guard won’t agree. In 1862, Gen. Stonewall Jack- offering opening Aug. 3. It Is and into a "concert” of the “Big Four” interdisciplinary group, whatever the dif­ peaceful revolution of October, Nor will they accept the intention today of using that 220 days left in the year. powers, a.s if this were stiM a 19th cen­ 1956. Eh^en ln economic terms, son and his Confederate Army cutpently oolHad “And Now MONEY ference is. Their results are hot merely technocrats’ demand that en­ provision and committing th e. Today’s Highlight in History tury world. But it is the United SUates the Polish reformers are’ con­ Yugoslav heresy of mixing were defeated in a battle at Noi^ OowartL” It is a review of expressed in numbers but are. "quanti­ terprises be put on a business­ On this date in 1787, the U.S. Winchester, Va. great moments and songs in the which accepts such an invitation, only fied,” and naturally the person most servative by Yugoslav or even like basis and inefficiency elim­ capitalism and socialism. But Czech standards. Most import­ Constitutional Convention for­ In 1943, Prime Minister Win­ theoiter of Noel Ooword. A top DOWN 11 years after It was able, working qualified to quantify will be someone inated even if some unemploy­ if and when Poland takes that mally opened at Independence ant, they are today overpow­ step, it will signify that Ther­ ston ChurchUl and jETesident Broiidway paifpnner w tt bead through instead of outside the United “from a discipline which has a - high ment results. Without those re­ HaH in Philadelphia. tb eo ast ered by the old guard. forms, say the technocrats, Po­ midor'is ending and the techno­ Franklin D. Roosevelt held a Use Oni Easy Fay M an Nations,' to end a Suez War v^efa had quantitative content.” The people who Still, their modest efforts tfie ftoel producti ‘‘annualize" on brief, Gomulka wiB not ease up on oontrol over the economy by A nd this pithy, earthy oonunent from activity means to flgpire oui _the oOet for a full year—and usually suggtota. the Oommunist party hierarchy GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE theVsoene underwritea utd aiuMns the ; in the strictest Leninist traiU- Uggeffs that its going to coat a lot more ttaan- Kelly Road and Vemon Circle—Phones 875-6292 or 646-0101—iVemon, Conib fean expressed by such as Governor originally calculated. tlon. ftomney Senator Percy over the in- Not even a maximized Input of ver­ Just what the old guard have A t The Pwrfcade ■ arefltfagiy total Americanisattoo of the balized quantitioation can conoqpttwHza done to the Polish economy la MANCHESTER

- iHllliHfm in VictoaocF when It will finalize’.—^ALAN- L-^'OT* typified by the fact that War- MiWh Jtad it impoaMIdalliil iMW* u>y- TEN IN THE WALL S T R l ^ JOUR­ ; #Aw baa lee# auto traffic than M Uif-to «oo* by pm' NAL i , V any eXty it# «1m la Bur9P#^.aai 1% MANGHEST>^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY^. MAY 25, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OQNM., THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 PAGE ELEVBM

U .8 . Double Policy in Middle East \ . Gunas Heads Advisory Group Scrutinizes Events SEER P lan Rural Residence Provisions in the „,. W. G. GLENNEY reading program -phe Technical A d v i s o r y be changed to 10,000 square Mrs. Alvina Oiols Keep Out Communists, Keep Israel A summer _ . _ ___ ; i Mrs. Alvtna Ozals, 92, of 49 for high, school students IJrom Committee last night dissected Special exception 1.3.2 which W orld Doane 9t.. widow of Peter„ WASHINGTON (AP) Since ping is IHegal and potentially to ^ U o n *to f^ m "a” toTaty^^ the Hartford area, sponsored by four subsections in the Rural gj^rrequirem ents for P erm it- i «c>d 1948 sucee.s.sive U.S presidents disastrous to the cause ■ the national IntePe^t and world Her between the Soviet Union Columbia College, the liberal Residence section of the town’s fjng an office building, ome Korean Shootings lUttUttbUimill SALE ! Memorial Hosoital li«ve followed two basic, peral- peace. the and the Middle East countries, arm of Columbia Univer- Zoning regulations and recom- than a conversion, In ^ u ^ ? ^ M rs Oz»ls was bom 19 'el policies toward the Middle -In addiUon to these more for- peace the presen-i . SEOUL, (A P )—A U 3 . and a ot The barrier was breached In gjty^ virlU be directed by a 20- mended several changes. Residence Zone, WM reco f l«7h in Aluksne Laivta and East - once again a crisis area. maJ expressions. aU U.S. presi- independence M d^in^ South K orew BoUler were, i i v L in Manchest^ ftir thcpast Since the end of World War H dents since Israel came into t^ejiaUons of the MWdl It. July 1958 when a revolt In Iraq yoojr-old Columbia sophomore About a half-hour discussion mended for elimination, wounded today in a shooting dent put In power a regime opposed from Mnnchesteir. wan devoted to each section AddiUons and elimination i f ' exchange iwlth suspeoted Nbrth . -.1 i ' i u, Korean agents about four miles ^ 4 > i' under Communist control. Its neighbors. of, the United States fears In Washington of a wave jirs. Peter J. Gunas of 62 Pros- don’t think there is a permit section 1.3.3. west of the site of an explosion cal Uirtheran Church. Truman prepared to use artned forces t o a n ti-W e s te r n , pro-Communlst pect St., will lead weekly Infor- zone in the state that is re- Committee members suggest- Survi-i-ors mcdude 3 sons. Ar- And since the establishment President Harry S.. iTUTTian prepCUrtJU W uac a.»4liv,,a ya caikw ------pcUt Ul-, w.a* ------^ ------lU UliC SLCUbC .|,4tCWV «0 ...... ntTgia Afld Monday which killed two U. S. S ‘ t V, vldB- Ozols and Ernest Ozois of Israel in 1948, the United said in October 1948; ”It is my assist any .such nation or group u|>?isings In the A.ra^b world, mol discussions c ^ e r e d a r o u ^ celvlng the infinite, detailed In- ed that golf d r W i n g r a ^ servicemen, ^ .A'' ^ VUte Ozote and Ernest ozod . o ...... pre.serving desire to help build in Palestine of such nations requesting . as- Withto a few days Eisenhower the students’ reading of works spfection it’s receiving here,” recreational clubs be eliminated both of:Manchester, and Valdis States has aimed at pre.serving desire to help build in A U. S. spokesman said troops 'I 'A ^ > and maintain- a strong propserous, free and sistance against armed aggres- sent Marines to Lebanon to py authors ranging from Plato observed committee member from the Rural Resi^nce . J i /' Ozols of lAncoln. Neb.; 2 daugh- Israel's exi.stence on guard at an outpost of the ^ ’ } > ■■ .Aa, 'f y ' i;;;r;'M »^H ei^rt Burins'’of tog” it and ite Independentindependent democratic stale.” ----- sion —from any country con- try to Homce H. Brown. _ ^ but J ” "*! L 2nd U. S. Infantry Division fired Committee members nodded bles, and kennels be allowed Uncota and Mto. Alex Kalnlns Arab nfeighbors. In January 1957 President troUed by international commu- a parallel^^tlon Britain sent peck and James Baldwin, on two unldenUfied persons and ' L / / to agreement. Tamsky, said requirements of Sledge, M i^-: and ISgeand- in the present I.sraeli-Arab Dwight D. Elsenhower said of nism.” forces to JoldM. were attacked with grenades Members agreed to rescind for recreational clubs are am- children. crisis, State DeiJarlment offl- U.S. acUon in stopping the The United Stole.s does not In M er^ I f l S ^ r a q v ^ f - and small arms tire. sectlon-1.2.8 Which permits any biguous and he suggests a Funeral services will be held cials consider two policy docu- three-nation attack on Egypt: have a regional treaty commit- mally withdrawh^ from th No enemy casualties were Monday at 2 pjm. at the Amer- ments issues In the 19.50s to be "We have shown, so that tx>ne ment to the Middle East as it Baghdad pact and the alliance "residential type structure to special section on them, be converted to maintain of- JMembers have been scruttnlz- found and both wounded sol­ lean Latvibn Bvangeldcal Lu- of fundamental importance. can doubt, our dedication to the has in Southeast Asia, Western became known thereafter as tag diers were reported in good con­ fices of doctors, dentists, at- tog a new format of the Rural V i-. '■ themh OhUTch. The Rev. Kar- Principles of the so-called principle that force shall not be, EJurope and Latin America. But Central Treaty Organization. dition. . Ms Freimanfe, pastor, will offi- tripartite declaration with Biit- used internationally for any ag- it encouraged the formation of The United Statos is an active tomeys, real estate agents, Residence Zone section of the oiate. Burial wifll be in East ata and France i.ssued in 1950 gressive purposes and that the the Baghdad pact which came participant to Cento s m ilito^ architects, musicians, artists' regulations for the past m on^. studios/* and others, “ excwpt The format was conceived by Panama Bombings Cemetery. pave been reaffirmed by the integrity and independence of into being in 1955 with Turkey, planning and has supported the PANAMA (AP) - For the Frierais may call at the state Department within the the nations of the Middle Bast Iraq. Iran. Pakistan and Britain organization with various fornls those where retain sales of Tamsky and Town Iflanning merchandise are made on the Commission Chairman John B. second straight night, gasoline Holmes Funeral Home, 400 past week. should be inviolate.” «-s members. This was consid- of aid. bombs believed thrown fay stu­ Main St.. Sunday from 7 to 9 major provisions discuas- President John F, Kennedy ~ ~ ~ '* premises.’* Lamenzo. The action was taken on The new format differs from dents set Are Wednesday to an pm . A memorial service will be j„g Middle East .say: "The said in May 1963; "We support that section, explained Town the existing one in that all automobile b e a j ^ Canal Zone conducted during the visdtiiig three governments take this the security of both Israel and President in Quick Trip Planner Joseph Tamsky, be- ba.sic provi.sions are listed un- plates. hours. opportunity of declaring their her neighbors. We strongly op- cause- the;' "present zoning 'der each zone, The attacks were believed deep interest in and their desire pose the use of force or the regulations are peculiar in the The pre.sent fc^iat com- expressions of student opposi­ Mrs. Katherine Bolles to promote the establishment threat of force to the Near To Visit Canada^ Expo 67 Rural Residence Zone in that prises a list of some provisions tion to the negotiations between Ground Broken for Rockville Hospital Wing ; ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Kath- and maintenance of peace and East.” Rural Residence permlt.s any in one section and others in a the Unitbd States and Panama J^ebbeus F. Blssell at left and Tolm R. Gobtier turn over the - mittee. John H. Mlrabito, hospital admlnititrator, ia at far I erine Bolles, 79, of .stablUty to the area and their In August 1966 President (Cdntiniied from Page One) an imtemataojiai paa-k at the old use which is permitted in any chart at the back of the book, for a new Canal Zone treaty. first spadeful during ground-breaking ceremonies for the right. The three-floor wing will add 36 more beds to the hos- : West Hai^iord, mother of unalterable opposition to the use Johnson cited the Kennedy summer residence of Presd- \Yg had a soldier on guard on the dent FrankWn D. Roo.sevelt. of the other residence zones.” The t3-member committee. Opponents of President Marco RockvUle General Ho^itol wing. Bissell is president of the pltal. The $1.4 mIMion project is the first of'three phases in ” Douglas P. Bolles of Rockville, of force or threat of force be- statement and declared: A. Robles have been speculating KUTIFIES border for the past century. Johnson's only other visit to Under special exception sec- e.stabli.shed last spring, has board o f trustees; GoibUer is chairman o f the building com- the hospital’s expansion plane. (Herald photo by Saiternls.) ; died yesterday a^t ^t. Francis tween any of the states to that subscribe to that policy.'! for the past several days that The U.S. concern with securi- Joihnson said the United Canada as President was in late tion 1.3.1 which spells out re- been rewriting the town's 29- ^ Hospital, Hartford., ' - area. quirements for converting an year-old zoning regulations, the negotiations ore stalled and * Survivors also incStide a "The three governments, ty of the region from Commu- 1965 when he took part in a cer- He said this invalidated it under ej^lsting single-familv dwelling Members recently completed Panama has failed to obtain its Vernon 5 \ daughter another son, a s i^ r , should they find that any of nist conquest began to develop addang: But the gm M gmony Inaugurating the Oolum- Gary Gunas. Brazil’s 29-yar statute of limita­ Events Into a two-family dwelling, It a page-by-page review of a de- basic demands. * tions. SPECIAL j eight grandchildren,. eight W statos preparing to wercVv'^^. f s ^ T u m t o X » n The discussions arc part a recommended that the re- tailed "Proposed Zoning Regu i great-granddiildren and several ^ i/t ^'th fullv worked through direct dio- our neighbors on this wonderful gjate border nationwide program Columbia quirement that a lot for each lations” study compiled in Brazil Decision Italian Sit-down In Capital Flaherty on Grant Record; i nieces and nephews. _ ’ nwi- t-’ " h f omatic nressure on the Soviet corjilnent, the people of the na- peai-son had a chillv meeting sponsored since 1963 called family contain 4,000 square feet 1962 by a private fii-m. BRASOUA (AP) — The case ROME (AP) — More than The funeral will be held Sati tlieir obhgations as members of omatic pressure on the Soviet ^ ^ Pear son had a chilly meeting student Educa- _____ -______------BOO of accused Nazi war criminal * urdav at 8-15 am from the the United.Nations, Immediate- Union and through the United W'on of Canada. with the President to Maryland riot police used rubber trun­ LWV Findings ‘^Taxpayers Are in Trouble’ SPLIT RAIL FENCE ; Mollov Funeral Home 906 ly take actldn, both within and Nations to obtain withdrawal of Before the speechmaktog, the m May, 1965, after proposing to tional Exchange Roundtahl ). Franz Stangl rested today with cheons today to break tg> a sit- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Paid for by grants from pri- Brazil’s Suprerhe Court which down near the U. S. Embassy - Farminc+on Ave ' West ’ Hart- outside the United Nations, to Soviet troops stationed in Iran band of the Royal Canadian Ar- Philadelphia speech that the Hospital Notes slum dweller, whose poverty A blast was taken at the vute foundations and interested vislting^hours are 2 to 8 p.iii. must decide whether to honor by nearly 1,(XK) anti-American promised; Flaherty said Grant 10’ SECTION REG. * urith a M asa’ o f reouiem at prevent such violations. " during the war to speed move- tdllery blared out the U.S. Na- United. States order a pause in and poor educatton leave him „„„ „x„,„wi„„„ w has admitted he was “misin­ , rora, wixn a mass or requiem at document'cited cur- ment of supplies. tional Anthem. There was some its Vietnam bombing raids as a Columbia alumna, the SEER excepting mater- News Tidbits extradition request by Austria demonstrators. with a feeling of futlHity, won’t RepubUcan mayor John B. formed and inaccurate.’’ 6 t Marie the EJvangelist program provides three-fourths 2:30 to. 4 and West Germany, both ruled More than 20 rioters were in­ be motivated to vote by talk of today by the Democratic 2 RAILS, 1 POST *4.70 Church, West Hartford at 9. renuy was a memoranaum giv- a new a,v,se u. m.u-iv-iv ^ T sta rc a^ld'k^riws ot the cost of books, and PJir- 7 g private legal by Brazil’s prosecutor jured in the demonstration pro­ But, he adds, “he will spend *4.40 ..rfii h,. \T, <51 T5o,r«owi’o to Israeli Ambassador Abba when Moscow sent Turkey a tn® ana btnpes. Apparent abstract poUtloal Issues, a new town committee chairman, Leo ticipating high school students _ where they are__ 10 a.ni_ Early morning two-ulanii fire general Wednesday. testing U. S. military action in as much of the taxpayers’ . Eban by Secretary of State John note proposing to establish mill- ty the flag became caught in the report says. B. Flaherty Jr. money as necessary so he will \ i ry. ^ Foster Dulles Feb. Feb. 11 1957. tary bases under joint contfol nopes of the flagstaff and had to Rain Day Late pay the balance. This summer. "g p.,„V v'isitors'’ are reqiieated causcH* heavy damage to a Stangl was arrested last Feb­ Vietnam. About 100 were round­ The way to make voters out of i, Flaherty said, “Based on the SEER will operate in 52 cities patients’ rooms.' building housing apartmonto ruary In Sao Paulo on a tip from ed up for questioning. not have to retract the state­ Fnends may ^ Earlier the United States had with Turkey along the Dardan- ^ lowered again. Once it was the '^Negroes, Puerto Ricans and rfrst few weeks o f government ment.” PATIO PANELS " neraliral home tonight from 7 to Mediter- fluttering in the breeze it For Woods Fire across the country m addition to visitors at and a rceitaurant in New Ha- the Jewish Documentation Cen­ The .demonstrators ap­ othera o-owded into the cities is with Mr. Grant, the town of • 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and the Hartford area. -ven - - but -no - Injuries are — report­ i- Uttle League Appeal 4» X 8’ Sections, Reg. $10.95. 5’\x 8’ Sectimis. R^. $13.45. stop an attack by Israel, Britain ranean and the Black Sea. The ter in Vienna. He commanded proached the embassy after to show that their votes help do Vernon and its taxpayers are in I 7 to 9 p.m. President Johnson then drove A woods fire and a minor Gunas will begin contacting ed . . . Five iiirn Invade a . the Sobidor and Trebllnka ex­ The Vernpn Ldttie League is­ and France on BfirvDt following United Sta,t^ with Britain and . . j i 4. ... ------midnight following an antiwar aomettilng about issues cloeer to tibuble.” sued a "help ■wanted" appeal fo r I ------Its seizure of the Suez Canal. other countries strongly sup- J Patients today: 301 home to Windsor and flee with termination camps. rally at which Mms of U. 8. home: police brutatity, racial Claiming Grant’s campaign »10.45 ♦12.95 coin collection valued at $5,000 Word of bis arrest brought volunteers in the construction Israel sought support for Its ported Turkish refjection of the high plastic bubble of geodesic yesterday by town firemen, ly in June through school and ADMITTED YESTERDAY- Mtion in Vietnam discriminatiDn, rats to their promises are destroying a good of the new diamond at Legion afllei- tying three ocou,pants to extradition requests from Aus­ were shown. PoUce guarding tenements, garbage collection, budget, FTaherty began by at- Funerals ■„ “'S'tsSTrth. oS: chairs...... • . Four..... pilots...... led by tria, West Germany And Com- Field. tbe eonbaosy barred the way This the finding of the tacking Grant’s pledge hot to Work parties are being organ­ PLAIN ALUMINUM port. MW lormM Uie British eov.rhin.mt nrneMBcmt to horrtSl.. w .. q u .M by _Oo._2 tlr«n .n b n lll65_eraM ot._ot Mr., EOno W h jt. ot T « , » . «r- munist Poland. and the demonstrators sat League of Women Voters after a seek a Mayor’s salary of more Rene Chapdelalne at 281 Cetiter St. The woods Tlanchester High School and a Hartford; Mrs. Sandra Bidwell, rive in Miami on final stop of Prosecutor Haroldo Vadadao shouting to the street and at ized to asrist Saturday and Sim- COMBINATION ihollenged that “^ cess by de- was financially unable to confin- f7re” off St7 John St. was p i- former co-editor of "The High 81 Kensington St.; Eleanor three-year study of voter regis- than $2,600. day. Volunteers should report Tel-O -Posf PunerailEtuaivGou senvSeesesot ventco for Reneivsm.wt entrance closed ue suDDort of the Greek eovern- son s schedule cams tor a neii- ty.. o.. wy.. ..co ,.,.,1..., ------.o...... Montreal to Miami .\ngel Der- rejected the Polish request say­ sidewalk cafes while others tration to nine cities. The chairman quoted Grant’s at 1 pjn. with rakes and shovels. DOOR ^ ^ P - then battJing (^ m u n lst- copter flight to Pearson's sum- o«t_a,t 7:37 p.m. by Co. 1 fire- School W orW appears n ^ n a lZ e rh’fl.a.se.s‘ by . . . Eight pickets are ar- ing Warsaw bad failed to show burned a mockup o f a U. S. non; Mrs. Geraldine Chasses, “Once motivated, people will statement of last week, “Should Anyone Interested is invited to Fridays to The Herald. rested for breach of peace vv-hen any Judiciary action in the case. fighter plane. 2x8 or 8x0 x 6/8 ping. led guerrillas, asked Congress- mer Ijome on Harrington Lake 180 New Bolton Rd.; Mrs. Joan register—and they -will vote,” the Board of Representati’ves attend. ’ ‘ to his memorandum to Eban. to a ^ o v e a $400 million aid tor a dl^ussion of the crisis in they fail to leave picket line at decide to offer me $15,000 a DeRomck, Broad Brook; Mr.s 'the report said. "Convince them The newly organized Saturday FLAGPOLE Reg. $25.95 - 2 ! y : GuHes delcared: “ With respect program for Greece and Tur- the Middle East. LauraT T-.Donnelly, 1, 49An tirWaddell jj „ Umroyal '-'■"‘ "J Plant in Naugatuck „ " j „ that their voice is sHent” wileas year for the remainder of my morning training school has. oiate pastor of South Methodist m , They also ^were expected to Fleiv over Waves after a poice officer read a «eei.n,iiaited -Fhinion weo im to the Gulf of Aqaba and access key. Rd., John Dulka, 97 Cambridge Vernon they vote, It added. term, X would acept without a room for more boys. The next *23.50 Oiurch, officaaited. BuwaJIwasin ^ declamtion of the princi- touch on o t h e r -a s p ^ of the St.; Jules Filiere, 16 Dartmouth to disper.se . Police qualm or at least sign of a ■ Bast Cemetery. The report Warned, however, session is this Saturday morn­ -M-yjui.rf, Ueves that the gulf compre- ple of assisting independent na- world situation before, during Rd.; Roy Fitzpatrick. 27 Blue- that bipartisan groups which try blush.’’ ing at 10. a.m. at the Venion AND FLAG - BearereBearcns were John McHugh, ___ ^ Kou coiupre- . and after lunchinrhmehimr ttogether e t h e r . I ■. ’ DonaM Reid. Arthur Tedfoid bends International waters end tions under such pressure be- lunoliing together, field Dr.; Mrs Sandra Glode, 8 to interest sikBn residents to ITaberty said Grant has added Elementary School field. 'I’+i ? hWnthat f noMcx nation hasV.r«e. 41...the right...* ^1.4- 4^to /vo.rvxfkcame Irvtrwimknown asOO fViAthe Truman lYW O T While there was no precise Experts Reconstruct Gov. Dempsey Signs : itnid Hertjert Hilil. Newman St.; Dwight Gordon, that kilK^ poSs-ibly vote ‘may get a chlHy reception t® budget items for mayors’ Wayne Ladd, league vice pres­ prevent free and innocent pas- Doctrine. schedule tor the Johnson-Pear- 45 Doane St.; Mrs. Linda Kei- •„ ' ' from the political parties, “who conference expense and travel ident______and minor league^______director._ P rice *15.55 sage In the giilf-anti thixmgh the “ If' Greece shoiild fall under tailk^, the President wa^ bish, 25 Anchorage Rd., Ver- American Airlines atovvard- prefer to concentrate their reg- is now spending the tex- commented vacancies in the Complete ' If straits giving.-access thereto." the control of an armed minori- expected to start his return trip Pearce’s Air Journey non; Michelle Leclerc. 69 Jen- ass. dropped from the payroll a Bill on Courthouse istration efforts'on groups or m payers’ money on a new office minor league w ill‘be filled by Reg. $19.55 • 1 • He added; “ In the absence of ty,” Trumajtfvkald^'-.'-'.the effect to Waahmgtofi about iruidafter- year ago when she got mar- Gomisel Says MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — A recon- his former wife to take early- sen St.; Mrs. Doris Shane, areas whose people are likely to A**" Wnwelf. boys in the class. ried, Is orderd reinstated with Governor John M. Dempsey of Manchester represented vote for them.” He called the $2,500 a “g;rand- FULLY ASS^BLED some overriding dectolon to the upon its neighbor Tuikey w ^ d ^ struction of Maj. Richard H. morning calisthenics and made Windsor Locks. algned the Tolland County Su- Daigle. Eyes Tested ; J Client’s Arrest totemat on- be immetoate ^ serious. Con- . y p u ree's fUght to Cuba shows "white glove” inspections of her Also, Janice and Mark Smith, full back pay by a New York stand play" and said he couM More than 273 youngsters labor arbitrotor.- ’ parlor Court bill yesterday call­ The firm has been operating Draft Amendment not acept the $15,000 “overture” STANDS al Court of Justice, the United fusion and disorder might well from the President on the fair’s I he apparently cruised across housekeeping, * 13 Laurel PI.; Mrc. Sarah Site- ing for a new courthouse cost In^ East Hartford for about a WASHINGTON (AP) — An played a "letter gsme” recent­ ; ^ Was Illegal States on behalf of the vessels df spread throughout the entire , .. X . XX or the “building In o f expense ly, one that m ay weU save their 15 FEET HIGH * Ui . U.S. Day but some time during the Florida Straits at wavetop The midin source of back- phens, Rt. 2, Bolton; Kathleen tog less than $125,000 to be week. o b ^ am^dm^ to the j^e mayor’s social ac- • * A motion to dismiss a case United States registry. Is Asponse to the'day toe”seven-mllluwith”visr- level to avoid U.S, radar, then ground on Pearce was his four- SuiUvan. Thomp.sonville; Shar- Circle Wapping; Mrs. Linda buUt in the Vemoo Redevelop­ BockvUle Hoepital Notes bill now before the House has eyesight prepared to exercise the right of 478 Wood- U iltles.” ; itvas made in Circuit Court 12. tor was expected to pass broadca.st an "ahy stations” day divorce trial before a jury on Sivv-eeney, 97 Pleasant St.; Hunter and son, ment project -* Visiting h o M are 12:30 to 8 govemment health officials At the pre-school vision The TEL-O-POST Flag Pole combine "It is obvious,” Flaherty said. screening held at the Lottie free and innocent passage and a request from Eisenhower, tju-oyg^ ^he turnstiles. Expli 67 radio message to alert Cuban in June, 1965, at Beaumont, Tex. Valerie Tomlinson, RFD 2, Bol- bridge St. This oompletea the Jong pro- pjn. to all areas except mater worried because it would end That a move to build this po- strength with light weight for maxi­ ' S i n c k i r * P o l i c e wito others to secure rec- ^ ngress ^opted a 3r x-.., ...ij_____ 1 ------. . _■ ______. - . ' . * . encouraging economy with of 50 Reed St, Rockville, was AMERIOftM X Jseen on (tolonial Dr. to feel the widespread endorse- days. A^ a-a total export receipts. DeLuce Omstiuction CJompany The coastal disturbance which being supplied from the identi­ situation. tore in the Communist party pf two . separate car crashes .prudence Sohifley and daugh- boards', commissions and de- among 42 menubera o f the Oon­ • A cruiser patrolman, search- Since the republic became in­ preparing the Vernon Redevel­ had been lying off the south' cal oommand-tiie Central After talks and dinner at Har- • -wspaper “ Gramma” said, "I early this afternoon on Rt. 6. ter, 82 Center Rd., Vernon; necticut Army National Guard . ling for thieves who broke Into dependent in 1960''tjie govern- opment Project. « « . rlngton Lake, the President and *'®''® deeded to part from my uce in Colchester Mrs'- Gall Green and daughter. *“ "T"" 6«vv.“ - aM a„ , aA.S c C M The real problem will not be who were graduated Sunday FUR 2 Ja home on Oekwood Dr. said he Pearson will leave for Ottawa country to the company of my v.arK,iie»i.er ------<5„„i+v. ment has establlshedx a Dia- Ledge was stnuSc a few the last few days began moving pairty of the. U.S.S.R.”—-Retired said the accident in which the apparent in this budget, he from Non-Commissioned Of­ 1 tepotted the woman sitting In Airport for JohnstMi’s______' ______retuiti tor reasons of consciefice.” _and______daughter,______11 Fernwood______Rd., mond Exchange Office fca^facil- weeks'ago as the oompony at- to a more northeasterly direc- Lt Gen. Arthur G. Trudeau, ; ta parked car. He said that trip. <■ Strict silence was maintHined three were injured occurred -yernon; Mrs. Miaria Oorreda and itate diamond sales and haK,set tempted to lay the large drain- tion late last evening spreading former chief of Army toteM- claims, hut in the next and suc­ ficers School at FVut Dempaey KIT ceeding budgets. to Nianitie. % : IWiortly after he saw three boys The President was met at ^ e messages until Jpday. while- a state trooper was 15^ n S ch ool St. ® diamond-cutting in d u s^ age pipes. Woric was prhctioai- rain in Ms wake, according to gence, who added to Oaidtol ISU “We are paying a substan­ Pole M d E w te 2 iw alkl^ south on Paiker St., Montreal’s International Airport Another source at the 319th phasing a stolen car. DISCHARGED Y E S T E R - ^ cooperation with extracting iy stopped 08 pneumatic dtMs the U.S. Weather Bureau, tertimany he is sure many dem- PICNIC TABLES with 1 Jend the patrolman said the boys could not break up the rock. The disturbance is still mov- oostratora are unaware of this. tial tax in Vernon,” he said, by Paul Martin, Canadian fw - Interceptor Squadron at ,pj^ stolen car apparently DAY: Mrs. Helen Knowles,dol- companies. At present Gernian adding, “Mr. Grant is desper­ 2 fold him she had driven them eign secretary, and Uonel Homestead Air Force Base said Bernard Pesso, 97 e’^Pert® ®*-e training more than Test borings recentiy of tt)B tog at a rather slow pace, re- CAPITAL FOOTNOTES C^rgia Leads East ' 8 FOOT JO Manchester from Bolton. Chevrier, commissioner general earlier no penetration was noted anouier car. iit coma Wagner, 5° Africans to diamond cutting north side of the street showed tsrded by a large high pres- President Johnson has noml- ately ttying to avoid the tax WABfflNGTDN—What is th* •2.99 largest st&te east of the Ito- 2 The patrolman said that later tor state Mslts. . o n the heavy radar net sur- not be determined immediately g^phle Miae- appraising skills. more took ahead of the work- sure s y w j ^ which Is almost noted Oovey Thomas QUver to c u t” , Grant doled the Democrats siaslppt? Michigan? No, It’s Pre-Drilled Barry No Fhons er MoO ^e found a transmission, bell All three walked about 50 funding Florida during the how many persons were in 65 Trebbe Dr.; Mrg. Shir------men, aooording to M n. Betty stationary: ..over Newfoundtauid. be assistant secretary of state . 9 5 Orders 1 Jiousing and floor shift which “Irrespcnalble” during the re­ (leorgla. FTiortda la next. Their For Easy Assembly $ WUHams, assistaaft ^eou- Rain now oovem the Oonnecti- to r Latin-Amerloan aOsin. OU- yards to the presidential hell- ^*’"® Pearce’s flight. gg^h car. ley Hull, 78 White St.; Mrs. cent campaign before town areas are: 66,876 square miles 2 ^vrSiS taken from a 1955 Chev- copter which they boarded for Federal Aviation Agency "accident occurred on Rt. Barbara FHosa, East Hartford; HEALTH CAPSULES. ttve direchor of the redevekip- cut area and the disturbance, ver, fonner ambassador to Limit One To a Customer eleotlons April 4 vdien tax cuts in Georgia, 66,660 to Florida 22 : (Tblet from Pantaleo’s Used the 10-mile trip to the Expo. ^ Miami said the 110-mile-an- ’ Rourke, 125 Scott Dr.; by Michnel A, Pelli, M.D. ment agency. which currently lies oft the mid- Colombia, would succeed LSi- ’ jAuto. Parts at 775 Parker St. Atiantio Coast,’ ^Ml continue its coin .Gordon, who has been of two mills or more were and 66,400 to MSdMgnn. There was an air of haste to ®togle engine plane would « ® cgj.ig j^^y, 97 Mather St.; ISAM TOO MUCH EXERCISE But the south side eppesrs 2 Prosecutor John Lombardo making arrangements at the *’®'’® to fly under 100 feet at In. Donna Till, 433 Parker St.; IMItRFERE WITH dear of the rock. Ahe said. slow movement-today. i^uned president of Johns Hop- WE DELIVER, WE SERVICE, WE GUAR^JNTEE ; said the value of the parts was Expo. least unUl he cleared the Amerl- In the other’ crash, a 1964 Raymond Tlldon, 35 Mt. Nebo VOUR $LEEP2 Peradaskm to change the Rain over tile area witt be htos U niver^. I about $76.' Johnson’s plans to come were ®®" defense zone. Chevrolet owned by Sarah L. pj_. Judith Hampson, 64 plans has been glyen by the heavy at times this morning. The nation observes the 180th Bhijoy your home improvements NOW with Glenney’s Easy Reviving Budget not a,nnounce4 here until mid- -» The FAA, avoiding red-taped Lewis of Eeist Hartford struck Rj^ch Sf^T Stanley Belske, 589 State FubUc UUKties Oommls- particularly In sections east of anniversary of the Constitution Account (R.BJL). A s little as $10 s month bnytfup to $100.00. night,' and they were left uncer- diplomatic channels, radioed a- gpiard rail, flipped over an gulUvan Ave., South Windsor, HUXP tion and Amkew TMoartoc, dl- the Oomieoticut River, graduiti- Sept 17 and r resWeot Johnson QUAUTY—THE BEST ECONOMY OF ALL : NIXON TRIP OFF tain beca'use of the possibiUty telephoned their opposite embankment b id landed on Its Mrs. Mary Lynch, i3 rector e t t h e Vernon Pufctte ly tapiering off tills afternoon, said in a proclamation that it ; NEW YORK (AP) — Former that foreig^i * developments numbers in Cuba Sunday to roof,- police said. Raymond Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Works Deportment Sktea wH dear nod become fair “continues to guard - Vice President Richard M. Nix- might keep Johnami in Washing- check on the missing aircraft,'^ it They said the driver^ who Gelines, 48 Joseph St.; Flooring Finn Movea tonight euiPbe mostly sunny tal ricfiits,” Sept 17-28 will . on said today he )ias canceled ton. The White House said he was learned today. was not Identified, was not at Mrs. Ann Brown, 118 Tracy The Daigle Hardwood Floor- on Friday. Constitution Week. • plans tor a trip to the Middle did not reach a definite decision Although the U.S, has no dip- the ^ e n e when Highway De- uj. . j^^ues Collier 503 'E. Cen­ tog Dwnpany has moved from aaANCHESTER ; E a ^ because of the crisis there. to come until 7 a.m., after kwnatic relations with Cuba, partmelnt workmen discovered jg^. ’ g j . Qgjj peUetier 64 Guy A. D alle’s home on Hill- • Nixon had been scheduled ,to Washington , briefings on the U.S. Weather Bureau and tl)e the crarii. ' School St.; Mary 1 Lloyd, - 62 aide Manor Ave. to the'former New England's Leading The rign of tour the Middle East and Africa Middle Bkist M d Vietnam. FAA are in daily contact with They said^ they followed Thrall Rd., Vernon; feobert Ny- Highland Warehouse on Spen­ r.G^GLENIlEY A week ago Canadian officials OR*® « " trfficial business. footprints from the car, across Feimivood’ Dr Bolton- 2 In June, the last of four trips, as T-1____ t-xj X- -AA J 4o-date said Joimson had been offered The FAA and Coast Guard a muddy field Into the woods, Mrs- Juliette Taylor, Westfield, Dalgle’a eamendlng buetneoa two days to May and two Ih Au- launched a massive Wr, They lost the tracks when the I tntonnation so I can take an Mass. •' * eaused the move to tiw 6,600 School o f gust, and that he probably tuMi search ranging driver appocenGy... crossed a V : V ? Intelligent part in forOicomtog Also, Stanly Hcpperstead, IF VOU EXERCI$£ MORE THAN square foot brick building with 9 |X,. * ; debates on foreign policy.’’ i^. would come here In August,The the Bahama to Texas and stream. ^ . Mra. Mar- ’ VOUR Bopy-j^ CONpi’TlONE'p’ a ’ concrete , loading, platform dates were restricted so as not a® ^ar north as the Georgia bor- » 3 4 espsbls t The State Department has FOR, you MAy HAVE $bME serose the front to cnfflict with the visits of oth- der. The FAA said it was not Kreysig’s Sunoco Station and ^ ® iw ACCOUNTING ; advised Americans not to travel TROUBLE 6L&EPIN6 There ‘ta a railroad siding In er heads of State. notified of the message Inter-. Munson’s Candy Kitchen, po- ^cy-Uakla^ St., $0UNPLY AppDeattona tww bring accepted tor NORTH MAIN STRHT jt o Ttoael, Jordan, Syria and the rear and about an acre of Johnson and the Canadian cepted by the Coast Guawi. lice said: ^ ‘n iL ,.r THAT NIdHT. Sept., 1967, sdmisalon. Opco Fridays Until 8:30 i Egypt, so Nixon has begun re- e IWf hr NEA, Ik . ieodb^ lest met at Oaimpobe’Jo Pearce was pictured in a pro- The three were brought to St.; Mrs. an kmd wHb the buUdtog. • vising his Itinerary’ to riimtoat* Nancy HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING ELLINGTON ^ GLASTONBURY Island, N 3 ., last Aug. 21 when Me by the Miami Herald as a Manchester Memorial < Hos- son, Andover; F r^ ce s NmMi CipKlAt ibM The sale, reported’ by Samuel illM nrisis countriM and Saudi "NOf I've stopped working on the bills—A'm just writiog . ,ltlia«llslM$>4laliailai BUILDING MATERIAL-LUMBER-^FUEI^ tlMy cCfiEfatodait tbe o|MniaK(i< Btom dlacipiinarinn who asked -pltaL ^ Kijob Pbdneteky, Uarttoid^ 66 Ffoert S t, Hartford—Td. 247-1115 ------R o li/* •Mt fTOiiOOO. A tty. O saU Katth '- -

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'r ■ ■ »» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 tAGiffi TWELVE Section Two THURSDAY, MAY B. 1967 lEpPtttttg i|pral!i THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 Pages 13 to 24 peered in the "South Pacific” Sub Surfaces^ 2 Hebron production this apring, will sing ii l^ays Mum and act in a sKetoh. Rescues Three Mariana Slgleekl, dancing Songs from ‘Mary Popping teacher from East Hampton, From Atlantic I On Meeting and her sister will do a dance RCEQ Names Slate, Set at Concert Tomorrow ‘(Continaed from Fiaca One) I W ith Nasser others to take part are Janet ^ ___ ,■ . „ Berry songstress; Robert Hor- mour at $188,OW, was beUaved Will Explain Goals Aim Megfion wiM portray vifced to attend either pertOrm- . appeared in many lost after the three men wwe t (Oonttaiwd from Pac* One) Mary Popplns and Paul Serre ance with their parents. Voc^ production «md been ac- plucked to safety by the wb- The Regional CouncH of Elected Official's (RCEO), » Thant stopped o « In Rome for will take the part of Bert in 4-H Camp Deadline companiest as well as done marine. , the spring concert to be held June 1 is the deadline for ap- _„gu ^th the Manchester The rescue took place ,Tu^' embarked on its second year last night by electing a i mJnutaa on his flight back t6 at the Hebron Etomentary pitoatdons to 4-H Senior Damp SulUvan group; day night, about 100 mUoanouth new slate of officers and by laying plans to inform the ew York and talked ptivatdy School tomorrow night at 7:30. tar all teen-agers 14 and over. , Harmonica and of Block Island. publir nf its funct'ora pnd its goals, g'fX the airport with Italian For- "Tunes and ’Variations from The comp will be held at the Mei’iml Osborn Miml Th® Olympus had left North- The RCEO comprises 26 of the — ------jiign Minister Amintore Fanfanl. Welt Disney’s 'Mary Poppins’" New London County 4-H Camp vale- Neil purt. Long Island, Pridny mom- 29 towns in the Capitol Region «tjie individual members dls- After Thant left, reporters/ wMI be presented by Grades 4 site in BYanWin, from June 26 Betsy and hig tor the trip back to Puerto, area. The three non-member^played a spirit of cooperation Jlisked PanHanl about his im p i^ through 6 under the direction to 30. iFurther details and appil- sketch. R ico- Seym our and KTOtee o re towns are Hebron, Windsor and and discovered that they had the Security Council met the church interior (Herald photo by Satemls.) ______tion witli the housing plains for no exploration ■was done by the meeting of the Town Planning al report scheduled .for releaise previous week, with 360 claims MRA as to the best use for the Commission recently. ib di^uss the Middle East. But the North EJnd Redevelopment )hd only developments were tor Nasser, said Egypt is sion under U.n ; supervision in September Or October. reported for the week ending . . ^ E M O m L ^ The program has three iol- area, and voted to ask the Town- Ambassador Arthur J. prepared to facilitate ThaQt’s similar to the one dissolved in Viet War Crime 20, compared bo 374 claims ternatives; (1) The unified ap­ ijkddbesg's urging fo r a b ig pow - mission “in all aspects that do 1966 after Israel refused to par­ Now's The Time To Plan Your Needs! for the week ending May 13. Board of Directors to place the -peace effort and a Soviet de­ not jeopardize the rights of sov­ ticipate. Becomes Issue proach, wherein area towns The 360 total is one daim item on Its agenda for the June Egyptian sources said Egypt would utilize one equipment bedoiw the tota l fo r the corre­ fend for witbdrawel of U.S. ereignty and security of the Ar­ 6- m eeting. abs.” It did not elaborate. would be willing to endorse es­ In Levy Trial cen ter and its em ployes, cm a sponding period test year. J(nd British warships from the The MISAC Corp., formed to ■Hediterranean. Reliable sources said Thant tablishment of such a commis­ cost-share basis; (2) The fed­ Statewide, claims filed last I' AI Abram, whit^ often speaks proposed an armistice commis­ sion. (Continued from Page One) a magnificent GIFT erated approach, wherein towns week decldned by 266 to a 17,- xnovide Manchester housing for with existing computers, as 652 total. The statewide figure moderate • income families, brought the prisoners back with Manchester, would service a was 13,183 for the carrespond- sought a parcel of land in the his pistol. GERANIUMS few other towns; and (3) The Ing period - last year. North End RedevoJpment area Afterword, he said, his super­ limited approach, wherein each New Haven led the state last for ■ apartment complex. • A let­ ior officers told him they meant of lasting pleasure... town would go its own way for week with 2,446 claims and was ter of intent was, recenUy given for 1dm to kill the prieonerp. EVERY MONDAY^yfell. P IN E H U R ST followed by Bridgeport With 2,- by the Mancliester Redevelop^; Under Unit^ States policy, C Largest Size programming for obU^tng or leasing equlianent 260, Hartford with 2,025 and ment Agency to the Manchester Duncan testified, prisoners tak­ U yiLUoiE^MiEf, RMCVlUt Weintf said that the public ■Waterhury'with 1,548. Housing Authority to build ap­ en by - Special. Ftorces sold i^ ; BEEF RIB SUPREME 10 for $84)0 Mianchester remained 18th proximately 75 apartments for P. A. C. lALLROOM were handed over to the South and many governmental offi­ among the state’s 20 offices. the elderly on the same parcel. ■Vietnamese. He said that in his ciate have the wrong impres­ 18 months of duty in Vietnam he sion of the benefits of data- processing. You’ll love this King of Roasts serv­ did not ■witness any torture or For the "Do-It-Yourselfers” brutality by Green Beret M ix e d Pots $2.65-93.85 'Computers are not made to ed with oven-browned new Calif, po­ troops. He served 4% years in W E H A V E ; save money,” he said. “They tatoes, fresh green beans and tender the Special Forces and was de­ Potted Azaleas, 12-15-" ^2.88 SLIM, TRIM and BEAUTIFUL are designed to Improve effici­ ency In government and to golden carrots. The ribs, "fixed the corated for valor before ending Potted Agerotums, 35c MAGNAVOX PORTABLE TV h is '10-year Army career in Sep­ Potted Pansies ^1.59 gather and compile information Pinehurst way, are not over 7 in. long tember of 1965. Chrysanthemums ^3«88 Spikes, 50c-85c in the shortest possible time.” . . . no short ribs tied in . . . this Duncan testified that he was Dusty Millers, Mgrigolds, Petunias, etc. delicious roast is oven ready . . . easy an instructor in the Special PLUS MANY, MANY MORE! Forces, and the troops were 12th Grcait to cook wondei*ful to eat. taught that the worst way to extract information was by tor­ Magnolias, Budded, 3-4’ ...... 4.95 Red Bud Tree, 5-6’ ...... 5,95 ture. But he said that part of the TTi'ce T Y isteriH Almey Crab, Red Bechtels, Double Pink .. .7.95 up Court Cases ROAD KINC instructian involved discussion Rhododendron, Heavily Budded, All Colors 2.95 up Dogwood, Pink, White, R ^ , 5-6’ ...... 8.50 up U.S. AGED C H O IC E PINEHURST of torture methods that might Dwarf Red Japanese M a p le...... ;.... 3.95-8.95 Purpleleaf Plum, 5-6’ ...... 9.95 BCANOHESTER SESSION Morrell's be used by the enemey. Golden Chain and Golden Rain Trees, 8-10’ ..H .95 He was asked about the prac­ Clump Canoe Birch, 8-10’ ...... 13.95 Mountain Ash, 6-8’ ...... 10.50 Double Kwansen Cherry, 6-8’ ...... 10.95 Dwight A. Wfltett, 20, now tice of some South Vietnamese serving 6 months in Hartford Yellow Dogwood, 4-5’ ...... 5.95 SMOKED RIB ROAST BEEF 79l cutting off the ears of slain ene­ Azaleas, All C olors...... 1-95 up Sitaite Jail, recei-ved an addition­ my troops to prove the death 5th thru 7th ribs or whole 7-rib roast (about) al 30 days after Judge Frank count, Monchun found him guilty of BEEF 32 lbs. fixed for your freezer). Scotts Kansel-kills weeds 5,000 sq. ft...... $4.95 A n e xciting v a lu e . . . w ith m any Q. 'i’ell us about it. Turf Builder plus 2— Skills Dandelion and 16 other weeds poesession of stolen goods. On Better known as sliced advanced "Big Set" features 1 A ; I t ’s .a means o f ta lly - Chit­ and feeds la w n ...... $6.95 BEDDING ONLY *11^® a charge of larceny of less dried beef . . . Usually The first 4 ribs of this tender Pinehurst Roast ting off an ear was considered Personal model 1-U107 has photo­ Save An Extra priced at 4^ pkg. Once The “English Look” is here! It’s Fisons Lawn Food. Get the besti Amazing per­ than 615, Judge Monchun found Beef (almost a Newport Roast) lb. $1.09 proof that you had killed a man. ONLY sharp, 125 sq. iOi pictures; three formance, even from distant ■WiiHertt n ot gu ilty. a year Morrell features Q. Who paid the bounty? Covers 5,000 sq. ft...... bag $4.95 PLANTS Asgrow and Scotts Lawn Seed Double hag $7.95 I. F. Stages (not just 2) for superior statjons, plus highest The charges agal^ Willett it so that we can get A. It W£is paid by Special Petunias, Alyssum, Marigolds, Magnavox reliability. So tiny, ■were lodged when license plates F orces. Connecticut’s Pride— Hubbard Hall (Kerr-McGee) station-pulling ability. Convenient more people to try it Pinehunt Tender Cure easily fits pocket or purse. stolen from the oar of a Man­ Similar testimony was given Snaps, Salvia, Calendula, etc. QQBQSQOI $gg90 tilt-down carrying handle. More re­ cream^ on toast or with Lawn Food 50 lbs., 5,000 sq. ft. bag $2.44 3 for $6.75 chester poUoe keuteinant, were by Robin Moore Jr. of New liable, too, b ^ u s e it uties exclu­ |Model AM-81, in several mashed potatoes. • Hubbard-Hall Garden Food ...... 50 lbs. $1.99 found in a oar registered in York (jity, author of the best­ Jewel-like colors, complete 3 for $5.75 Season Special! sive Magnavox "Bonded Circuitry." WiiUett’s name. The lieutenant’s CORNED BEEF. seller "The Green Berets,” and with battery, earphone, and 20»I ' Off K r . - SPECIAL ____ Authorized Dealer for all SCOTTS Products in Champagne or Black colors. car bad been parked at Mori- Corned in our own vats irj tondercure brina by an Army psychiatrist, Capt! leather carrying cases. , Peter G. Bourne of the ^Walter Halts— stops crabgrass and prevents grubs. 79c 5 For *3.75 arty’s, where it haiL^been tow­ Pkg. 37c . . . it's different from mpst of the cornet Reed Ariny institute of Re-, Halts Plus— controls grubs plus feeds lawn. Specially ed after an accident, and the li­ Our Regular Low. Price On beef sold today. search in Washington. priced! FINEST MAGNAVOX SOLID-STATE cense plates were reported 3 for $ 1.00 Lime ...... 50 lbs. 59c 8^-lbs. 79c VEGETABLE PLANTS MAGIMAVOX stolen. PORTABLE STEREO PHONOGRAPH Willett, who lived in West W e offer very lean Chuck Cuts, iSirloin Bovinure— dehydrated 50 lbs. Reg. $2.95 Tomatoes, Peppers, Celery, Lettuce, Cabbage, SOLID-STATE 176,600 Sell in Cups / ONLY $2.49 Eteitford, was arrested by West Tips, Rumps and Shoulder Clods., Nb waste etc. ‘ FM/AM Hartford police on April 19. Only 4rPly Prenurim* Tire < Annual Special on Won’t bum—Stock up—^It keeps! ., . Chuck Cuts at 89c lb. Buy it now for the C H IC A G O — Amer'fcans CLOCK RADIO ■When {xiUce searched tbs oar R & R ' bought more than 3 billion soft Asgrow GrowSod Fertilizer they ftxmd the license plates. e Oar nnest full 4 ply nylon tile. • tWer dMfiE fiei Holiday. '’"’’ 60c. 7- • The finest chicken drinks from ■vending m achines Agrinite, Phosphate Rock, Gypsum tinder the front seat, and Wil­ • Special Sapec-Diene romponad wUb exelnlve trend aedgs. packed last year. Latest estimates are ’ FREE SOIL Ph. AJ^ALYSIS! Potted Tomatoes...... 4 Tor lett said he did not know they Your cboice of blackwall — wbitewnll, diul wUtewaD or li t i i t xed sb^pte HOLIDAY HAMS that there are more than 176,- had been/there. Balancing Finn Fed. Tnx. *Thii In our premium tire. R&R CHICKEN 600 cup vendors in use. Another Bon^’Ybr Laory C. Watts, 29, Morrell’s E-Z cut... Hormel’s cure and Dubuque’s '912,000 machines sell soft drinks and James D. SneUing, 30, both A LA KING Fleur-de-liS; Very, very lean 3 lb. Oscat ‘Mayer in bottles or cans. '' 'i V ' nl ‘ ' i». of Hartfonl, and both charged canned hams M 3 .4 9 each. with ebopilfUtag at the Grand- RAYBESTOS R&R BONED Way Store, was towered from 99" z 10,000 mUE GOABSNIEB Personal Notice 61,000 on each bo 6200 each, CHICKEN HOLIDAY FRANKFURTS and they would post the bond. They were arrested yester- - .. Usually 65c Can First Prize Skinless, Grote’s natural caeing. Is In Memoriam: dsy and eiient the night in jatt. Complete Brake Job In loving memory . of David Prize in 6 lb. lots lb. 70<^ George Murdock who passed away OhoiteB O. Dukes, 31, of , SPECIAL May 25, 1861. ONLY *54®® Hartfocd, o(ipeai«d in court to -. • Stq)^ k iutcD gnotim BiEteihNi Bnto

Oscar Mayer Franks ...... lb. 7 9 ^ I cannot say aiid will hot say Lulls you to sleep— or wakes day, and a 62,600 bond, ordeM Shoes That he is dead. He Is Just away. you to music Of alarm. Model forfoited tart Monday, ■was re- 2 Cans 89c Dubuque Skinless Franks ...... 698^ With a cheery smile and a wave • Rrtxdld aU erbed cjlM — of the- hand. FM-63 vrith drift-free, noise- inrtated. • Turn an break drams in 3 lb lots lb. 6 5 ^ He has wandered Into an unknown free FM, powerful AM; Auto­ Dukes ptoaded innocent to Autolite Heavy Duty ' land. charges of fotngeiy and obtain­ • Chad: master eyHaitar - New Frozen Cool U: S. Choice Chuck Ground ...... ».lb. 79$^ And. left, us dreaming how very matic Volume, Tone Controls. Actually out performs many consoles today I 20- fair ■. . Highest Magnavox reliability. ing mnni^ under fotee pretens­ a Check sE Aydrailie ipm Whipped Topping 31c Deluxe Round Ground . ; ...... ^. .lb. 990 U needs must be since he lingers . Watts undfetorted.music power; four speakers— 9 ' oval there. Ifi several beautifjui colors.' es, 'vnaitned tinobahie cause h ear­ Shock Absorbers., aSoadtekesr And you. ob you who. ^ wildest ing, and the case was bound yearn. . ' > A lso without Autoiwatlo' plus 3 ' in each stereo channel either swing out or lift • Check whirtl beadiiNS CALIF. Fresh Fish For the old time step and the glad off hinges for thrilling space separation in larger rooms. over to the next , session of Su­ • You get Ires teaki UdtjMiaMMfc for tbs mA <39e N abisco Keebler’s return. • Clock,' only 644,96 perior Court, ffiirtford. 88 10,000 m itas . FIG NEW Boned Shad of him faring on as dear Exclusive Micromatic Player banishes discernible record Police said Dukes fo n ^ and Old Fashioned M ? love of there as the love of INEWTONS POTATOES Haddock and here. end stylus wear— your records can last a lifetime I Model cashed a stolen check at the EA. INSTALLED 8 8 i ■ • ■ j Flounder Fillets Think of him still as the same, I ALSO: TREES, TOOLS, PLAN'TS, SHRUBS and LAWN SUPPLIES 2-P252in several beautiful colors. Hartford N^onal Bank on Chtyrier FrodnetA linccis; Oatmeal Cookies 39c ■ say '■ ■ - ’ A soma CMf. esrs ditfUtf S o c i a l 29c 5 lbs. 5Sc i Swordfish He is nbt dead, he is Just away. YOU BUY WITH ASSURANCE AND SATISFACTION AT YOUR Main St., end that he was lat- Ufatime gunrnnten; fiti any c v ; ffocial L . PERENNIALS pe identiUed by on employe provide aotomMie SnUge ride coonroL U | h ir. t t B p I s t t I |TMl«d, Ad|ut^.^Mlvi^ Mtclwiilcf Aram a ph oto. i We offer new |t«ns «e soon afl ’they come out... New Royal No Bake Devilet In Memoriam FAMOUS FOR SERVICC or new JJnnon Confetti Pie. N w Schweppes Bitter Orange, along with In loving meniory of Stanley ,W. (Hiurdy Plante) Onr Spectolty. | < v;;?/ ' ^Bekweppee Bitter Lemon and Quinine water. A d^ ciou s n6w Chih-prune diiMi ■Qg|irb .who passed atjvay May 26, (t^oadkuuL G A R D E N S B9o 5” Pots — S tor f2.00. Spain’s Car Oniput Primrose, Delphinium, Colum­ O c ^ ^ U doesn't take a speoial day, Up 66.5% in Year MANCHESTER To bring you to our minds, bine. Daisies, Phlox, Popples, | iurst Is Open All Day Monday, Closed Tuesday, May 80th f- ItM dajw we do not thipk pf you Your Complete Garden OUifor! Let us help you with yonr laws and garden problema! MADRID — Spain produced Art very, bard ' to find. HoUyhooks, Lupine, Bode 1145 TOLLAND TU PPIKE OPEN LATE I M W O O I^ N D STREET ^ 867,000 passenger oars and C’aMo. Garden Pteate and many more, Wife, Bons and’EMnUles EXIT 93. WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY Fee, we have 8TBAWBEBBT I trt> (^ test yea r. Of these, 264,-, JOHN & LEON ZAPADKA 000 were cars, a 66.5 per cent EVERY NI6HTI Card of Thaaloi ^ GO TO A OBOWlES FOB HIS EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGKI PLANTS! We are most grateful 'to our many gain ov er 1966. Spain’s capacity M ends asid relaZives fo r aH the mots “FBOM OBOWBB TO^OUi” open: o a il t T p x SiOO F .l|| . C m iM r off CIhw ^ .NER MAIN AND TURNPIKE jtor teMdiiig pewSdgrt daxi-roBk, «t^Ss«0.oeOaBM s. lit* Austin flMnar MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 PAGE FOURTEEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN« THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 first bimb lesjl year, on. a 16 were Carol Carpenter, Kath­ Bolton rather overoast and somewhat leen Duke, Iiaura Edward Usa Percy Would Run to Aid bMn oriUotMd w Inadequate Testo Banishes drizzly day, but everyone re- Franz. Carmella Greenwood, Leffisladve Roundup oad effort* reportedly wlU be p o n t^ y bad a good time. Mrs. Amanda Glglio, .Tracy Lotos, made to increase the exemption Candidate of His Choice Lensm an, Then Memorial Day Speaker Oeosar Hall, leader of the Hbrt- Donna MSneggia, Debra Mor- on the House floor. rone, Demetria Moriapoa, Lisa ford trbope and very active to WASHINGTON (A P ) - r Sen. York Gov. Nelson A. RockerfeH- Petock, Arnett Patruzello, Re­ scouting ciiircleiB, has reported Charles H. Percy says he might er the Republican best qualified Deadline Stretched UE DKTECTMt luivisioN C alls H u u B n ch Will Be Rev. JoJm E. Post becca Smith and Paula Turlo. the succesB of that day in many enter a presidential primary for the presldwisy. Rockefeller Mrs. Edward Stoele ia the lead- Tn T^e • 1 T i * n - HARTFORI) (A P) — The sen- HARTFORD (AR) — House The Rev. John E. Poet, dls- Gliri Scouts wUl meet at the U- other place* and has encour­ next year if that would help the insists he is not and will not be ei of this Junior troop. | l O l * rlYI^ITIPIRl t j l i l R dtehaarevtoedebin^w^ Speaker Robert J. TMo or- trict superintendent o f the brary; Oadettes wdth Mns. Rich­ aged the cooperation of city candidate ‘ 1 think .best quali­ a candidate and has advised Flying up Into Troop 668, led X V X X AIJ.CIIJ.V^AM 'A R -F A X iO . require workers or job eppii- ^ ^ew Haven Register Methodtet , Church, vriM speak at ard Noren; Junloire with Mns. and urban troops wherever she fied’’ to win the Republican GOP moderates to unite pehind by Mrs. Alfred Lanerl, on May n*R*rnv«u) tAPi — Hi# lee- House has passed and sent to “•”** Me detector tests photographer out o( the Hall ceremonies in front of Bolton Alden Chick, and Brownies bas met with scouts. nomination for the White House. Michigan Gov. George Romney. 18, wore Ann Bates, C^Uila ■- J ? condition ot employment a « » e Wednesday. But Blementiary School. after the with Mns. Fred Baroomb, Mns. I f the weather^Js very over- “If the decision were today, I The hypothetical strategy Either, Christine Carpenter, Mottve. commlsaiooeW otBce ^ to exclude governmental agen- ^ barf*ment c t pbotogtaptaer annual Memorial Day peurade Lenoand Duchanme and Mns. oast, and if the forecast is ■wouldn’t go in at ali," Percy Percy outlined, to explaining his Lynne Ducharme, Lori Davis, lyas reoelved over $L7 bullion ^^^JJ^,„,ge8sed value ot ptope^ ®*“ **®*“ ^ Gene GoiMck lasted briefly, and Tuesday. Parade plans have David Dooman. greater tban 5 to 10 chances said In an interview. "But it’s refusal to rule out presidential Rita Gll'ddcn, Laurie Greene, vrorih ot spending and■ bosrow------^ o^ed by Vietnam veterans. to passing the bill Wednesday Testo apologized. been announced, by' N o r n ^ Qlrl Soouts at Gay City for rain, the outing will not be conceivable. I wouldn’t want to primary races in 19M, could, fit Rose Marie Hayes, Paula Hoff­ the Senate restored a section Ciorlick was takiiig ploturee Preuss, panajde -marshal. The seven Girl Scout Troops held. Mrs. Don Carpenter, Bol­ remove all possibility of my a Rockefeller effort. ing bills, but tbs General As- _ bIM that mann, Leslie Potter, Nancy Os- The amended exeonptlng the ogenclM that bad of legisiatorB in action—Inriud- of Bulton will meet with two ton troop oonsuHtant, is in wanting to help someone.” Percy, serving his first term jwmUy had to stretch a dead- apprwed by the ^ th. u, FoUowlng a troditlon when tertond, Lisa Spetrini, Evaieen line to do K. ^ „rould apply to veterana ****“ « « * **>® House. ^ Twrt^wheti ^ ^ e * ^ to the local parade was organized troops from Hartford at Gay charge of anrangemenits, aided Percy did not name a poten­ in the apnate, has said repeat­ Smith and Johanna Young. edly he can’t conceive of cir­ The bffla represent the riata X served totoe armed foMea Sf five yeans ago, the speaker is City Saturday for a day of bik­ by troop leaders. tial candidate as a man he cumstances under whle polygraph, obtaining Inftir- ^® The parade will 'begin at 10 club, will have a dance party at Union warned again today that vance of the Republican Nation­ a.m. from Bolton Center and signing in at 10 a.m., followed But he has declined declare ahengea and entasgemento. united S t ^ s government aa ™aUon that would not appear GwUck ^ d , 1 wa s taking a the .Community Hall Saturday, it will increase aid to Hanoi to al Convention his choice for the proceed up Bolton Center Rd. by a flag ceremony, and con­ flatly he wdll not run in the New The deadUne for reporting out termination ol ihe “ * employment recorda or in picture of a guy Ughttog a ci- beginning at 8 p.m, Mr. and.' meitoh any American escalation nomination. to Notch Rd. and to the school. Hampshire presidential pri­ biMa acted on favorably by the Vietnam era.” police files. gar- tinue with actl'vltdes until 4 MrS. Keith Groethe and oUier of the Vietnam war. ’The Illimris senator has said i^ter Goriick was or­ Boy Scouts, GW Scouts, mary, the nation’s first. His po- Finance and Appropriatians ______The Senate amended the bill pm. couples of the cooler set will Pravda, the Communist party in the past he considers New dered out, newsmen at ^ Cap­ Brownies, Cub Scouts, the fine to make the fine for each viola­ The girls from Hartford will teach rock and roll to anyone paper, said in a front-page edi­ to itol converged on the H all of ^ department, the two school tion not more than $1,000. be transported by a bus paid interested In learning. There torial th^t Soviet aid to Hanoi toe House. GoHick also re­ bands, the town official's and toe waa ready, the legislature HARTSDRO (AP)—local tox- for by the oosnbined efforts of w ill also be music for more tra­ ’’ has been and will be fully com­ advanced the time to 8 p.m. e* on the Inventories of retail turned, and Testo came down the high school acting superin­ UFE PRESERVERS ASKED the churchwomen of the four ditional dancing. mensurate with the require­ After most of the House mem- ■tores and wholesale establlrii- from the podium and apolo­ tendent, as well as a mounted HARTFORD (AP) — Ufe pre- Bolton churches. (The germ for Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Har­ ments of an effective rebuff to hers left for the eveding aasured manta would be eliminated un- gized. "H e said he didn’t un- patrol of Senior Girl Scouts the idea was planted In a com­ will be in the line o f march.- old Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Roger the brazen imperialist Interven- ghat toe night aesrim wouM be«J«rabllltoatliasbeenap. aervers In all canoes and row- deistand at first what I waa bined meeting at United Meth­ ■Brief and the Senate proved by toe legiAiture’a F i - ,boata and in aU sailboata with doing," GorlGoriick aald. The pnogram wM begin at Adam y and Mr. and Mrs. A n­ tixMiists.” odist Ohurch, when a pastor drew Maneggia. No details were given On‘ the moceded to move Ms deadline nance Committee. ------10:30. The Rev. Rohert Oronin SHOP 2 from the North End of H ert­ The club is open to all mar­ aid the So-viets plan. There have FRANK’S ” " * fc ia:80 pm . to receive the The phasing out of toese tax-fl a ^ to * h w been / o f St. M-aurioe .Church will give ford spoke on problems and ried couples in Bolton. Any cou­ been unconfirmed reports here TCporte frS T t o e two commit- ®« would begin in lOM and by ^ House and sent _ the opening and closing pray­ 310 M A IN STREET MANCHESTER possible ways to help.) ple’ not contacted who would that the Soviets are considering But since there was no would take 10 years to complet* to toe Smate. MARmu — Tl^ ers. The first .selectman wlU like to attend may call one of sending pilots and ground to •u o n m in the House, there waa under toe terms of the biU that The measure approved ®®* t J u « wnall states within Top Round ROAST give greetings. The beunds will Each BoliV* girl will pay for her own lunch and should bring the hostesses. ground missiles to Hanoi. • TOP QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING ^ posstoUlty of following suit was given a favorable report Wednesday would alao-require play. The Boy Scouts will be - Thtoleft>tho validity of toe Wednesday. "readUy accessible’’ Ufe pre- covered by Mgh mountato rang- given flags for ddsbributlon to 25 cents with her on Saturday. Fly-ups Held plan to change their spring • SPECIALIZING IN REPAIRING 11:80 sanSHt>« In doubt IBe state would reimburse toe servers on all other vessels for ®?- Hydroelectric development EYE OF THE the cemeteries, and taps wHU be Girls should also remember to Brownies in Troops 616 and bring permission slips to turn training hotel from Palmetto, om. iirtoitMd towns fOT thelT lost reveiMies. every child under W aboard to too MatoO M o u n t a ^ eem ^ sounded. 68,0 became Junior Scouts in SPACE SHOES AND GOLF SHOES ed in the joint rules of toe Currently, toe trade inventory them. mists estimate, could provide Ihooe to the parade are to in to their leaders. fly-up ceremonies lost week. Fla., to Bradenton where they The outing was held fa r the will continue to train. General Assembly which were toxes bring in about $U.'« mil- Ourrent law calls for “buoy $3.1 mlUion more income a year. ROUND ROAST meet on Toqmey Lane at 0:30. Plying up into Troop 667 May 5 ent Ufe preserving devices’’ on­ That’s a significant sum for Le­ approved by toe two riiambers. ® 3'®**’ ^ Connecticut, sotho, whose annual budget is DetaUa of toe reportedly ------ly in motorboats. less than $13 million. beefed-up highway program and MOTOBOVCIjE MEASURE toe supplemental “ baby budg- HARTFORD (A P ) — Motor- Top Round STEAKS « t ’’ were not expected to bo cyclists would ba required to available until Thursday. wear helmets and would be pro- EMtowbes of toe alee of the htblted from r ld li« abreast or Academic TENDER JUICY “ baby budget" ranged from $26 sidesaddle in a b « that toe mUUon to $86 inkUkm, but no senate has passed and sent to READIM8 IMPROVEMENT CENTER, INC. o n ft-«0 t even toe chief archi- the House, RUTH KEBSHAW and FRED KAPBOVE, Directors CUBED STEAKS tecta of toe Democi^’ Ic^s- Another Ull that waa ap- proved Wednesday would 7 ^ SW IR'S BUHERBAU a Asm figurs Wodnesday ndgbt. qtdre motorcycle drivers to It would Biq)plement toe gov- wear goggles or glasses or to SUMMER PROGRAMS. 1967 TURKEYS to recommended rfuptoglOOaroau- For ! » opposMIon fmm ^ ELEMENTARY and SECONDARY STUDENTS RepUbUoan leedecsbip to the Bouse and Senate to extending FLUORIDATION BEPEAl. toe dendMfw to 8 p.m. for re­ HARTFORD (AP) — Rep. DR SUE! •PBOORAMS FOB ELEMENTABV PUPILS porting out Ulila, but Rep. Low­ Gerard S. Spiegel, R-Trumbull, Phonics, Vocabulary, Comprehension, Study Skills, LAND O' LAKES ell P . Weicher Jr., R-Greenwteh has announced that he baa more Llrienliv, Concentration, or as indicated by pre-testing. u n o u u ratoed on obJecUen. than enough signatures on a pe- “Wa’va been here for four and tiUon to force a bill out of com- ♦PROGRAMS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 9 SUPER SPECIALS AT TIMELY SAVINGS! a half montha, and now we need mittee that would repeal toe Study Skills, Comprehension, Speed Vocabulary, Critical toree more boum to do our state’s fluoridation law. Reading and Thinking, College Board Test PreparaiUon BUTTER 7 5 bomnwork," Weteker said. ^^gei said Wednesday or as indicated by pre-testing. (QUARTZaiS) He said ba had beep wonder- he had 81 signatures, two' more tog “when we were going to than toe required 88, to piy •TWO SESSIONS TO BE HELD SHOP RIDAY, SATURDAY A AND MONDAY! CLOSED TUESDAY MEMORIAL DAY g «t to tote point to the hendUng the WM out of the PubHc HeaMh Session I — June 26 to Jtily 20 « the afl^ of toe state of and Safety Committee and bring Session H — July 31 to August 24 Students may attend either or both sessiona .... it to debate on the House floor, sci^ieiite w ^ jji 1965 the General Assembly ' Frozen- required aU water companies ♦DATS AND HOURS OF SESSIONS ^ miA serving more than 20,000 cus- Classes will be held from 8:15 to 9:45 A A I. and 10:00 to 11:30 AJd. depending upon placement. ^ * « » « • « to add fluorides to their Classes will be held four days per week Monday through jrito ’’complete end utter dia- ^^^ter suppUea SWEET UFE Thursday. A memher of the Appropria- ASSESSMENT REDUOnON ttooB Oommlttee, MicKtoney said ♦PRE-TESTINO he had been wflltag to pitch HARTFORD (A P ) — A blU A pre-test program is ne^esoary to obtain Information to and woric but toat “no one reduce the assessed on ability, attitudes, reading difficulties and for proper LEMONADE value of low-income homeown­ placement ’Testing appointments should be made as soon has seen fit to lUtU the past as possible by cAUlng 643-0947. few days to ask ma." ers’ property by $1,000 has been # given a favorable report by the legislature’s Finance Com- ♦SMALL (X A8SB8 TO MEET INDIVIDUAL NEEDS. mibtee. ♦QUALIFIED ’TEACHERS. VETS’ TAX EXEMPTION ♦LATEST MATERIALS UTILIZED. HARTFORD (AP) -- The The $1>000 exemption proposal ♦AlR-^NDinONED CLASSROOMS. - that won approval Wednesday ♦CENTRAL LOCATTON — BUSES. would apply only to couples with income less than $5,000 a 63 EAST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE year and to stogie persons with MANCHESTER, CONN. MISSES’ SUMMER DUSTERS CANNON OR CONI TOWdS MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Pope Shows less than $3,000 a year. There MISSES' KNIT TOPS 06040 No-iron nylon tricot dries in Is no Umlt, however, on the Andrews Building , 643^9947 Slaevelets cotton knits include Three summer-fashions to 2 famous-name, famous- few hours. V-vent short value of the house to question. SUITE 202 FOR INFORMATION poor and skinny boys. Jewel, ease intoi. Gripper o r Zipper qualHy bath towels to choose High Anxiety HELLMANN'S sleeves, regular spread per- The proposal, backed by the Birdseye Sliced scoop and turtle tieclte.Assorted closingsl Bikini Styles! Boslel from. Thick, absorbent strip­ NEXT TO CAVETE RESTAURANT— FREE PABKINO ma stay collars. White, rolors: Dempsey Admlnistra/tton, has colors. S,M»L. and Roral bikini* SkMiL e d and solid terry;. Over Crisis MAYONNAISE Compare at 1.19 14H-17. Compare at 2.98 STRAWBERRIES Compare at 2.99. Compare at 2.98 VAfnaAM arrr (a p ) — poiw F m A VT cKiproBsed extreme oon- p m M tB today for the Mtodle East S K ip p Y whioh he said is ttareaitoned by W su o L l 9 i l J jOJVIL PEANUT UUnER ■paafetog from to e wlndokr of Mb studio to a crowd of 20,000,'^ U. S. CHOICE, CHUCK gaffaered to St. Peter’s Squape, (be Pope said that the " la ^ of POT RO AST Jeous Chiriat is threotepAd 'by HAWAIIAN PUNCH ' - war. For us (his taring great (Block Style) SA RA LEE ■ottow, “Tbere the Christian rekgton i C HEINZ la to conteat with two other POUND great monotheisUc religions 'lb (hers ia teirible and tirroatoaiii^ C A K E 12 Oz. KETCHUP Btrite." 5-PC. BEVERAGE SET PORTABIE GRIlt The Pope spoke extemporane­ CHUCK STEAKS MEN’S NO.IRON JACKETS tOlAROID SWINGER KIT PAPER CUPS OR PLATES ously on the occasion of the Cor­ Ideal For The Outdoor CO a ^resh Produce 9 or. foam cops, for hot or Pilcher and 4 tumblers. Dur­ pus CfairiaU hoUday. Light-weight, unlined, Dae- jm Tells you w hen to shoot, slops 22 in. with side handles. FROZEN, CUBED Bturbecue Lb. 9 cold drinks. . Pkg. of 50. 9" able, break-resistant plastic "We have reasons to tovUe ron* polyester-cotton. Zip- M H B l action, no focusing needed. Perm a-llft positioner. 1 in. dinner plates. Pkg. pf 100.’ Molded Into fine glassware you to pmy end you know what pared front. 4 colors.S,M«L>XL *| | | ^ 9 ^ 1 With carry case, 1 roll fllnv tubular steel legs. VEAL CUTLETS LONDON BROIL shapes. Honey gold and ovo- (bay are. The conduct to South- LARGE JUMBO SIZE FANCY. FIRM SLICING 12 Westtnghoine AG -1 bulbs. Just 1200 pkgs. ...limit 2 ■w P k O - 4.44 ooBt Asia is resuming, end even Ideal For The Outdoor O 0 # » 1*8*. P « C«*tomef. Xompdr* at 98jf Pkg. Compare at 1.69 Our Regular 5.49 Cenqwre at 6.95 Our legufcnr VM in to * Mlddlle East stormy Lb. 79c Barbecue Lb. # wUds ere blowing and toe land MORRELL 3 LB. TOMATOES of Jesus Christ is threatened b y MORRELL CELLO PACK CANTALOUPES war,” be sakL CANNED HAMS “Orisea of war ere spreading SLICED BACON FRESH. TENDER MORE HOLIDiKY SPECIALS AY YIMELY Sm nNeS! to toe woirid. We urge you to earn peace and that world ’2.99 Lb. 69c MISSES' MKSES* l e a d e rs can b e capable of YELLOW CORN MEN'S Sit. Irreg. of MISSES' poaoeful sedutiooB for these new 5 - 3 8 9 ' KROYDEN FAMOUS BRAND nRRY CLOTH OH JIHCY. SWEET MEMORIAL DAY 100% NYLON RAJAH LENGTH Choice Produce! BOY- 14-Piece STRIA MOBIUZINO LOOK! BRIEFS acd SHORTIE FIRM, RIPE PEACHES 6ERANIUMS SHELLS OVERBLOUSES ; DAWiAaOUS, Syria (AP) . — eOLF SET ■: * i i Tht govenunent ordered the OCEAN FRESH, LIVE ; mohiUzation today of Syria's TEE SHIRTS Perfect to top Bermudas or^ BEACH ROBES volunteer' “Popular Army’’ — a TOMATOES I 12-inch washable multi-blossom Two woods, five irons, vinyl golf Sleeveless and short sleeve. Rib sla^ks>. Brilliant flow er prints. riviUon force of more than 260,- Cello Pack of 4a LOBSTERS HEINZ RELISH — BcNlMeiio, Swott, Homburgor...... llVa-ox. for 2Se bag. Two head covers^ three and plain kints. Assorted sum­ Choice of collar styles. Sizes Sleeveless and short sleeves. plastic geranium in 4-inch pot. A famous label youni reco^ize Heavy terry shortie beach robes. 600 men — and announced it is in every garment. It’s hard to ^ Is and package of tees. The mer pastels. S-M-L. 32-40. wMI be Issued cams and ommu- Tou’U White with colored trims. S-M-L. Want WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES find the imperfections.. perfMt etarter set. nittoq to preparation for possi- LARGE, SWEET, PINK MEAT Several U b w ar with Israel. For The "B very houaebold in the coim- HbUday! try will now be aimed and CANTALOUPES^ ■quipped to support the regular army at aero hour," a jpokee- NABISCO GRAHAM CRACKERS .pound box 49c Our Roguior 3.98 I_____ OMM A U PAY TUBSKAY— MeMOItm. 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PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER* CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1967 PAGE SEVEN’I^EN Stocks in Brief TOWN OF COVENTRY, CONN. , NEW YORK (AP)—The stodk market staged a vigorous rally ANNUAL TOWN MEETING-MAY 31.1M7 early this afternoon. Prices rose on a broad front. SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDED BUDGETS Gainers outnumbered losers by The Baby Has / FISCAL YEAR 1967-1988 better than 3 to 1. The higher-priced glamor BOARD OF EDUCATION $1,242,229 BROAD .stocks were the widest movers, BOARD OF SELECTMEN 884,114 some of them recouping several BOARD OP WELFARE 6,000 217,267 STREET points of recent losses. BONDED INDEBTEDNESS ■ Been Named... MANCHESTER After six straight days of de­ $1,84^610.00 SILF-SIRVICI DKPT STOU cline, jnany stocks were "over­ TOTAL BUDGETS ' ^ ESTIMA’TED GENERAL FUND RESERVE 646,180.16 sold.” analysts said, and trad­ Oregoiy, Edward John ni, son of Edward John Jr.: and ers as well as larger Investors TOTAL TO BE RAISED BY TAXES $1,802,420.24 Juanita MqKlnley Gregory, 1366 Manchester Rd., Glaston­ .picked them up at relatively bury. He was bom May 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. denressed prices. The experts CASH ON HAND JUNE 30, 1966 $72,288.68 GRAND LIST (XJTOBBR I, 1968 ,160,945. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKinley, called It a technical recovery, 205 Adams St. His paternal grandparents are Air. and Mrs. logical alter a string of de­ -• B. John Gregory Sr., 16 Cedar Ridge Dr., Glastonbury; King’s Has Everything You Need for clines. * « * ♦ ,4> In addition, the belief »grew on Wall Street that the Arab- BOARD OF EDUCATION Warren, Gary Norman, son of Norman O. and April Israeli crisis would not degen­ BUDGET 1967-68 Swanson Warren, 12 St. Lawrence St. He was bom May 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ erate into a fuH-scalC fighting Approved Recommend) ents are Mr. and Mrs. George Swanson, Overbrook Dr., ‘Ver­ war. - 1966 - 67 1967-68 ■The Associated Press average non. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. 100 GENERAL CONTROL Warren, Enfield, N.H. of 60 stocks at noon was up 1.9 110 Salaries 36,940. 41,295. at 322.7, with Industrials up 3.9, 120 Contracted Services 500. 550. • • • • • ' rails up .4 and utilities up .5. 130 Other Expenses 4,680. 7,466. Lavoie, Christine Tina, daughter of William E. Jr. and ’Ihe Dow Jones industrial av­ Gladys Bergvices Lavoie, 43 Imperial Dr., Wapping. She was 42,120 49,301. erage at. noon was up 8.79 at Total for 100 Series bom May 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal 200 INSTRUCTION grandmiAher Is Mrs. Antonio Bergvices, Cherry Rill, N.J. Her 871.21. 44,460 60,411. Better Quality... Bigger Selections at Low Disoount Prioes! '■ 211 Principals’ Salaries paternal, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William B. Lavoie The market was mixed at the 212 Consultants opening but within a half hour 213 a & b Teachers’ Salaries 654,844. 713,197. Sr., Old Saybrook, She has two brothers, Dennis W., 16, and A was rising cautiously. More and c Home Instruction 1.600. 1,600. Brian D., 5t4: and three sisters, Norine M., 13, Carole A., 12. more buyers were attracted by d Substitution 13,230. 13,500. and Dariene A., 9. the firm action of the market. e Adult Education • • • • • 52,613. Three Troop 25 Scouts Receive Eagle Badges Du Pont was down a full 214 Other In.structlonaV Staff Smith, DAnn Natalie, daughter of Robert Donald and Deluxe Double Tubular Arm Rests . . . A . ^ MA. A ^ ^ \ A V m m 2 MM, ^**^1 « « iV> m ^ M 1 .« ii, 2 M M n ^ % 24,803. Boy Scouts (left to right) and William Lawler, wsistant Peters, , world brotherhood; scholarship, sc and r point at the opening. It slowly 215 Clerical Assistance 22,180. 12,340. Joan Henckel Smith, 30 Tunxls Trail. Bolton. She was bora Brian Rogers, oitizenship— servation. (Herald photo 220 Textbook.s 14.234. ” Gary P e t ^ , Brian JJogers and patrol leader; D ^ iel Kimball, *>y whittled away the loss. 6,700. 6,700. May 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal oommuni'ty, personal fitness, Ofiara.) 230 a A b School Libraries Soot Tintl of Troop 25 received Duane Brown, Jeffrey Klojzy, c Audio Vi.sual Aids 5.286. 5,286. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Henckel, T5rumbull. Elagle Scout badgee, scouting’s John Bowen, John Abbott and d Library Supplies & Expenses' 885. 885. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, highest award, last night at a Merit Ray, patrol leader. 240 Teaching Supplies 36,387. 29,595. Anthony Rd.. Tolland. 7 WEB CHAISE Court of Honor in Woodruff Also, Thomas Cone, Richard TOWN OF COVENTRY, CONN. 250 Other Instructional Supp. A Exp. 10,870. 12,559. Hall of Center Congregational Mason, Bruce Selwitz, Robert Jones, Mary Kimberly, daughter of Robert Paul and 810,676. 023,489. Chihxii. Dixon, Paul McAllister, Richard ANNUAL TOWN MEETING— MAY 31. 1967 Total for 200 Series Patricia Ctirrie Jones, Lake Rd., Andover. She was bom May 300 ATTENDANCE SERVICES 100. 100. Peters, a son of Mr. and Mrs. and Thomas Panciera, 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital- Her maternal grand­ SELECTMEN’S BUDGET— 1967-68 / 400 HEAL’TH SERVICES Howard Peters of 39 Wedge- assistant scoutmaster; 410 Salaries 10,790. 12,544. parents are Mr. and Jilrs. Albert H. Currie, Shannon. N.C. wood Dr. has served as patrol I^®Niel, second class; Approved P'commended 420 Other Expenses 500. 675. Her paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Joseph D. Jones, leader and junior assistant Daniel 1966-67 196T768 Pottstown, Pa. She has a brother, Gregory Scott, 2. scoutmaster. McLennon, Richard Arey, Rob- . ’ Total for 400 Series 11,290. 13,119. * * « « « GENERAL GOVERNMENT $1,400 72,160. 78,491. ^ nt# j Blake, Stephen Hale,, star; 1. SelectmenB Adminisi-ration ...... 600 ’TRANSPORTATION SER’VICES Bateman, Anita Ellen, daughter o f Raymond Albert, 2,400 600 OPERA'nON OF PLANT Roger^ a son o f Mr and Stephen Armstrong, Robert M e .. 2,400 and Adella Miller Bateman, Pinnacle Rd., Ellington. She was A.^ymond R^ers of 438 2. Salaries: First ...... 7 2 0 720 610 Cuatodlan.*!’ Salaries 49.770. 58,115. yeroon St. has seyred aa i^ r o l ^ ^ 3. Second ...... ,....4 8 0 720 620 Contracted Services 4,330. 4,580. bom May 11 at Rockville General Hospital. Her paternal 4. Third ...... leader ^ junior assistant .. .4,500 4.750 630 Heat 12..500. 12,750. grandparents are Mrs. Susan Bateman, Bennington, Vt., and 5. Clerk ...... ' 300 640 Utilities • 21,750. 21,830. Arthur M. Bateman, Rock'Vine. She has two brothers, Ray­ 6. Extra Clerk ...... ____ 300 sc^tm aater. , . „ , Merit badges were .received ...8,000 8,000 650 Supplies 7,452. 7,300. mond Arthur. 16, and Bruce, 13; and two sisters, Diane, 21, Tinti, a son of w d Mrs. j,y lychard Arey, Jeffrey BiisseU 7. Operation of Town O ffic e ...... • • ...... 3.000 8. Town property upkeep ...... 3.000 660 Other Expenses and Kathleen, 19. Raymond Tint! of 112 Cham- Emesrt Oox, Lloyd Gustafson, ...... 250 250 hers St., has served as creiy Stephen Hale, Stephen Kimball 9. Checking Land Records...... 2.000 Total for 600 Series 95,802. 104,575« 10. Auditor ...... 2,000. .Smitb, Matthew Scott, son of James S. and Judith leader and junior assistant Mlark Salaifia, safety and ...1,600 1,600 700 MAINTENANCE OF PLANT 11. Treasurer: Salary ...... -• •'...... 1 ...... • • • Rudnik Smith. Vernon. He was bom May 12 at Rockville scoutmaster. firemanship; Stephen Arm- .125 125 710 Salaries 1,200. 1,800. 12. Expenses ...... 720 Contracted Services 8.836. 14,419. General Hospital. His maternal grandfather Is Phillip Rud- Tlhe Eagle Scouts, all juniors strong, Robert McAllister, Dan- 13. Building Inspector, Assessor; S a la ry ...... '.o w 7,900 650 730 Replacement of Equipment 4.719. 3.090. ^,.->’'n lk . Forest Park, 111. His paternal grrandmother Is Mrs. Her­ at Manchester High School, t^] McLennon, David Seavey, 14. Car Expenses .600 . .750 935 740 Supplies A Expenses 3.929. 4,350. man Smith. S t Louie, Mo. He has two slsten!, Laura, 2%, and joined the troop in 1961. Wallace Whiting, Randy Wilson 15. Expenses ... 4.250 16. Clerk ...... 4,000 Elizabeth, 1. The Court of Honor opened and Robert Yules, oitizenshdp— . . 750 3.000 Total for 700 Series 18,683. 23,659. • • • • • with the presentation of assis- nation; Eric Bengston, John 17. Extra Clerk 800 FIXED CHARGES 18. Asst. Assessor: Salary ...., ...... 6,000 6.250 taut scoutmaster badges to Bowen, Jaffrey, Klojzy, Peter 810 Contributions' to Retirement Robinson, Lisa Ann,, daughter of Roland George and 19. Car EJxpenses ...... 700 650 graduating seniors Step)ten Lawrence, Richard Lewis, ...... 500 730 820 Insurance 14,382. 18,000. Joan Hummel Robinson, Hazardville. She was bom May 17 s i 20. Expenses ...... 830 Rental of Buildings 6.800. 6,200. Rock'ville General Hospital. Her paternal grandparents are Ooiie, David Dixon, Thomas Brian Miles, Stephen Shew and 21 Tax Collector: Salary ...... 5,000 5.500 CHAIR, COT oiHl EllaMn, George Guess, Stephen George Whiting, citizenship— ...... l.«™ 2 r-oo Mrs. Louise Wing, Granby, Mass., and Roland H. Robinson, 22. Clerk ...... Total for 800 Series 21,162. 24,200. Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington. Joyner, Wesley Miles, Brian home. 23. Tax Liens ...... 1,500 1.500 5? ...... 1,700 1.700 900 FOOD SERVICES • • • * • " Neif^an and John Ostrout. Fol- Also, Robert Blake, fi/eman- 24. Expenses ...... 910 Salaries 300. 800. Extra-wide folding frame of heavy, one-piece furniture quolHy 25. Equipment ...... 00 650 Andersen, Kenneth ^Robert, son of Richard G. Sr. and CHAiSE I^DS lowiiig the troop’s custom, they ship, safety and skiing: Stephen ...... 680 550 920 Other Expenses 2,165. 2,409. aluminum tubing adjusts to five comfort positions. A full 23 webs then awarded the rest of the BJeiler, seifety; Gregory John- 26. Board of Tax Review ...... 930 Eyipenses to Cover Deficit Arlene Csaszar Andersen, Hazardville. He was bom May 20 27. Data Processing ...... 3,218 3,218 badges. son, ciitizenship—nation, pets, • at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother and countour bock for comforti White, or green/white. CHAIR PADS, Norvt potterttod idPyl 28. Rebate Taxes ...... : ____ 500 550 Advancement badges were dog care, fishing, art, hiking, ...... 00 3.750 ’Tbtal for 900 Series 2,465. 2,709. Is Mrs. Rose A. Csaszar, 22 Ridge St, His paternal grand­ cover, ^-inch potyureliMno foam fWng, 29. Town Clerk: Salary (9 mos.) 1000 STUDENT BdDY ACTIVITIES parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gu.stav Andersen. Newington. He received by Stephen BClmore, public health; Richard Joyner, 30. E.xpenses ...... 1,250 1.250 Weatherproof, fit oil webbed choirs...... 00 200 1100 COMMUNITY SERVICES has two brothers, Richard G. Jr., 4, and John, 2. Ricl^ard Diamond, Scott Matas- firemanship, safety, citizenship 31. , Clerk ...... 1110 Recreation ...... 400 100 • * * • • CHAISE PADS for oil w ob b od olum bw ni sa, I Randall Snow, Jonathan —home; Daniel Kiroball, citi- 32. Indexing (3 mos.) ...... 1120 Civic Activities 500. 500. Spencer, Mark Findlay, Janies zenshlp—home, stamp collect- 32A. Equipment ...... 00 3,485 Whitney, Matthew Charles, son of Peter John and Di­ choisos. Eioctricolly sooiod floral vhqfl ...... 2.000 2.000 Anderson and Ernest Arendt, ing; Larry Knight, personal fi- 33. Be-hidexing ...... Total for 1100 Series 500. 600. ane Greene V^itney, '9 Eastview Dr.,' Rockville. He was bom cover, %-inch polyurethane fifling. 34. Probate Court: Expenses ...... 250 350 May 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal tenderfoot; Stephen Shaw, Wil- nances, hiking, oitdzenshiip- na- ...... 00 50 1200 CAPITAL OUTLAY 35. New Equipment 1210 Sites grandmother Is Mrs. Marion A. Grene, Burbank, Calif. His ■ liam' Grmther, Brian Miles, Pe- Upn; Richard Knight, reading; 36. Election Expenses ...... 5,000 5.000 Deluxe 6 Web COT PADS 24 X 72 inches, covarod t i> ' 1220 Buildings 12,000. 1. paternal grandmother is Mrs. Elizabeth H. Whitney, Costa ter Lawrence, Eric Bengston William Lawler, fishing; Gary 37. TowTi- Counsel; -...... • ...... ,2,000 2.500 lovely floral design vinyl. YVeariioipraaf 1230 EJquipment 19,681. . 11,285. Mesa, Calif. He haa a brother, Peter Scott, 4; and a sister, 38. L«gal Fees ...... 00 00 construction, 100% pefyurethona flfl. 39. Insurance: Town...... ,...21,300 24.000 f Tracie Leigh, 8. Total for 1200 Series 31.681. 11,286. • • • • • 40. Surety •...... 600 700 1300 DEBT SERVICE CHAISE-COT PADS w ith 2-lneh .riilek Experts Say: 5,100 41. Group ...... - ...... 6,400 1400 EXPENDITURES TO OTHER SCHOOL DISTRICTS Fournier, Usa Marie, daughter of Raymond and Mar­ LAWN CHAIRS filling of solid polyurethane foam ... con CONSERVATION OF HEALTH 1410 Tuition 8,000. 10,800. lene Gagnon Fournier, 39 Main St. She was bom M ay 18 at use as mattress. 20" wide, 72" long. 42. Vital Statistics .....”...... 850 600 IN ESCROW FOR RETURN TO GENERAL FUND 13,361. - Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grrandmother \Jsrael Could Win War 8.500 43. Public Health Nursiilg Association ...... 5,928 Is Mrs. Edward McLaughlin, Caribou, Maine. Her paternal 44. Boar4 of Health ...... i ...... 1.213 1,213 $1,128,000. $1,242,229. 44A. Community Child Guidance C lin ic...... 400 400 grsmdparents are Mr. and Mrs. Armond Fournier, Caribou, I f ‘Big Guys’ Stay Oiit LIBRARIES Maine. She has three brothers, Ricky, 8, Rodney, 6% , and Randy, 5. King’s 19 in Plastic WASKING'I'ON (AP) — U.S. dan’s army of 50,000 conceiy- 45. Booth Dimock ...... '...... 9,308 10,400 Lets 2,075 . EsMmates o f Revenue from Federal, State and Local Sources • •. • • • military experts believe Israel’s ably could cut the country in 46. Porter Library ...... 2,000 Price CEMETERIES Vlvwizlo, Michael John, son of Vincent A. and Dolores armed forces, although outnum- half. 47. Upkeep ...... 2,700 2.700 Received or Due Estimated TABLES in 1966-67 1967-68 Delano Vlvenzlo.’ 9 Hillside Manor Ave., Vernon. He was bom . 7 bered, coUld defeat the coni- American mUitary experts 800 48. Grave Opening ...... 800 State Grants: May 18 at Manchester Memorial Haqrital. His maternal 2 hined Arab armies H the Mg rate the Jordanian army as with Metai Lege 48A. New Equipment ...... 00 ' 575 Per Pupil Aid Itor Public School Operation grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Delano, Springfield, jwayftyft g^,g.y out. about thc bcst smoiig the Arab TOWN DUMP 261,580.00) 314,500. Mentally Handicapped 5,316. 6,264. Mass. He has two brothers, Vincent A. Jr., 12, and David, 6; 49. Caretaker ...... 4,250 5.000 These experts give the Israel- nations, Physically Hsuidicapped 461. 1.000. and three sisters, Donna, 16, Susan, 14, and Candace, 3. High, wide and strong, with contoured bock and- 7 la an edge over the Arabs be- Syria has about .60,000 men 50. Trenching ...... -.... 300 8.000 Transportation 35,869. 37,300. • * • • • seat. Heavy tubular aluminum frame folds compactly. 51. Repair and Maintenance ...... '...225 1.000 1.97 cause-oH what was described as under arms. Of these, about 30,- School Libraries 450. 450. 52. Dog Pound ...... 00 00 Dobosz, Kimberly Marie, daughter o f Rldiard Allan 14 quality webs in pumpkin, green/white or tur­ supeflOfT'training and*'better ooo are believed deployed near Driver Education 1,920. 2,200. and Sandra Squires Dobosz, Kingrijury Ave. Ext., Tolland. quoise/white. Itallaft marble pqtteraed pfastic HIGHWAYS ' ■ Vo-Ag Tuition ■ 915. 670. equipment-maintenance, - — Israel while the other 30,000 are She was bom May 14 at Rockville General Hospital. Her ma­ top, white tubular metal legs. Usa 53. New Equipment ...... 16,500 16,175 Socially - Emotionally Maladjusted 320. Israel’s 300,000 soldiers and held back deeper inside the 54. Bridges ...... 2,500 2.500 ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Squires Jr., mdoors or out. easy to clean. airmen stack up against some country, apparently On guard Industrial Arts - from 1965-66 3,989.55 55. General Roads ...... 16,000 16.000 Industrial Arts - for 1966-67 • 4,000. Snipsic Lake Rd.. Tolland. Her paternal g-randmother ta Mrs. 400.000 armed men in the Arab against inteimal uprisings, 56. Vacations ...... 2,700 — 3.500 State Contract and Title V for Stanley Piskovz, 118 Vernon Ave., Rockville. Is-.WAW.'.V states surrounding her, latest Lebanon has only 10,000 men 57. Street Lights ...... 3,500 3.500 Post-Secondary Directory 2,250. * • • • • estimates indicate. end only about 1,500 of these are 58. Snow Removal ...... 15,000 15.000 Work - Study Prograjpi 320. . ■ Nadeau, James Daniel, son of Robert E. and Frances 59. Repairs and Maintenance ...... 7,700 S. However, while Israel was stationed adjacent to Israel. It 7.700 School Bldg. Grant - High School 30,870. 30,870. Blackwood Niveau, 22 Pine Knob Circle, Wapping. He was 60. Tool Replacement ...... 500 500 said to be able to mobilize and is considered doubtful the Le- School Bldg. Grant - Coventry Grammar 7,881.74 7,881.74 bom May '21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal deploy her 300,000 men in a banese would make much of a 61. Operation of Town Garage ...... 750 750 School Bldg. Grapt - Grammar Improvements 2,231.^ ____ 62 Town Aid Maintenance— State ...... 65,000 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold F.. Blackwood, West matter of days, the Arab armies contribution to the over-all Arab^ 65.000 School Bldg. Grant - Grammar Addition 6,621.|l0 6,621.10 63. Matching Funds ...... 6,000 6,000 Pembroke, Maine. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and are believed able to muster effort. Mrs. Eariel E. Nadeau, Winslow, Maine. He haa three broth­ 64. Town Plots ..7...... 1,000 1,200 Total from State 364,674.72 408,076.84 moKh less than their full Eg;ypt has 190,000 men, mapy PUBLIC SAFETY ers, Michael, 9. Thomas, 6%, and I?aul, 4. strength. of them already mobilized in the 65. Dog Damage ...... 100 100 Federal Funds: Military specialists- expect Sinai area, 66. Vol. Fire Co. 1 ...... 9,000 10.000 NDEA-- Guidance 2.500. 6,000. Schlfioy, Rebecca Sue, daughter of Joseph EMward and any ppen war would pit Israel The Israelis, it was under- 66A. Fire Truck (66-67) Municipal Reserve Fund (67-68) .....7 ,2 7 2 8,000 NDEA - Supplies and Equipment Prudence Wood Schifley, 82 Center Rd., Vernon. She was agaihM four Arab countries prl- stood, have about is0,0Q0 of 67. Vol. Fire Co. 2 ...... 9.000 10,000 From 1965-66 5.129.26 bom May 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal 68. Fire Protection ...... 25 For 1966-67 marily—Egypt, JoM m , .Syria their 300,000 troops on actiiie 5 2,885. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Wood, 82 Center Rd., 69. Emergency Communications ...... 7 ...... 25 00 , For 1967-68 — 4,500. and liefhanon, ah of which im- duty. 70. Ambulance Vernon. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chariee mediately bolder on Israel. One big question bearing on ...... 1,084 1,200 Nylon Roinfoicod 71. Coventijy) Police ...... Total for NDEA 10,514.26 10,500. E. Schifley, Portvllle, N.Y. She haa a brother, Peter Jamea, 2. Although)) Iraq and Saudi Ara- the military effectiveness of the • 21,500 27,000 1 Gallon AHPnrpoMt 72. Constable for Beaches 500 500 ‘. I, • Gallon Wa ipiedged support, the Arabs is how well their joint Local Sources; bayf ■ 72A. Lake Patrol ...... 00 500 Community Services 500. CordMlIose Ameiioan experts discount their command might work. Such a j 73. Civil Defense ...... 1 ...... 1.. 1,000 500 500. Crass Sa«d probable effectiveness on the structure has been in existence 1 MISCELLANEOUS Tuition for 1965-66 1,719.78 Picnic lug Tuition for 1966-67 2,700. .. . . grouiKir ^ for several years. 74. Memorial Day Grant ...... 300 300 wHh Spout 75. Contingency ...... Tuition for 1967-68 ------2.100; 16 Inch ’ID^ is because Iraq has seri- But there are deep-seated ri- ,5,500 . 10,000 Local Scb«>l Fund SKILLET Ft. 76. Board of Finance ...... -i1 .i . . .* . 500 27.72 27'7* ous . problems with rebellious valries among the Arab coun- ’ 450 Town Deposit Fpnd 195.20 0 (I 'm u T s ll- Report ...... a..^,.,..,.. 750 750 195.20 Kurdirfti tribesmen and the Sail- tries. Jordan broke diplomatic School Office Receipts 500.00 5M. 14-mch, 4-ply hose with ny­ 78. Tree Warden ...... 25 25 SPECIAL Pive lb. b og o f oH-puipeio di-Arabians axe embroiled in rdations with Syria this week in 2 . 2 2 Polyethylene with moulded CHARCOAL lon reinforcement for last­ 79. Planning and Zoning ...... 1.. . • 2,433 2,433 quality s e ^ ... fdst-grev^ the Yemen civil war, where 40,- a dispute over a: mining incident Total from Local Sources , 6,642.70 3,322.63 styrofbam insulation. !?• Appeals ...... ^aa. ^550 650 ing strength. 12 yeor guar* tog and sturdy for 000 Egyptian troops also are along their common boundary, 8 1. Miscellaneous ...... Insulated jug keeps a got- Wide-mouthed dripless ...a.— a...... *350 350 Ion of liquid cold or hot for ontood. l a m or patching. pinned down on the opposite Looking beyond 'any imme^i- 82. Social Security ...... 7 ...... "... .'.".".'.V.V 7,500 spout for easy pouring. g r i l l hours. Red and white, with aide of the i^aue. ate mobilization, American nUl- 83. Recreation Committee ....;...... i ! ....4,615 5,000 f . Recapitulation of Estimated Revenue Some gio-vemment sources, itary authorities estimated the 84. Industrial. Development Committee 7 ___ _ .75 500 , V FRIDAY ONLYI carrying handle and spout. 85. Town Engineer ...... V.V.V see. 1,250 Received or Due EMlmated howeveXi regaid as an t ^ n four Arab countries closest to 300 Education Budget Engineer (Planning and Zoning) V.’.V.’. ■ 00 1966-67 1967-68 question-what nations ac- Israel coidd muster another 60,- . Charter Comniission ■■...... 2,000 State Grants $364,674.72 - 2 . 7 7 86 .00 300 $408,076.84 tually might beT’ lnvohred^ in a qoo men in about 30 days. 87. Conservation Commission ...... Federal Funds 10,514.26 ', J ...... 00 250 10,500.00 I Nickel-chrome finished grid and war with Israel. ______Local Sources 6,642.70 3,322.02 ALL THE Neailgr all « r e sure Egypt ------760 760 50 legs, de-mountoble legs. Portable, 24" high. Block enamelled fire woUltt be joined by Syria in such Japan Matches China t o t A l ' Total Bducatioa^ $380,831.68 $421,899.76 .$338,461 $384,144. bowl. • ...... • batae; but some think Saudi TOKYO — ’The 100 mWllon Estimated E^imated FISH YOU Arabia, 'JLebaaon. and Jordan— people of Japan' have an eco- BONDED INDEBTEDNESS -I Selectmen’s Budget 1966-67 1967-68 STAR •ItfaDilgb forced by internal nomic produetti-vity thatmatth- 1967-1968, Tax Collector - Dividends on pireaaweB to take a stance for es the output of the more than CAN EAT! ISSUE OP October 1, 1954 (450,000) Bank Account 300.00 260,00 Arab unity— are too closely 700 mfillion people of maanftand ■Principal interest A Ueiu 3,000.00 7 m o o . alicneil 'twith .tlw United States China. Interest 20.000. 00 Town Clerk .00 4,600.00 1 - 2,000.00 to' aieftially Imi; massive num------^------m-v.... ISSUE OF June I,'l960:(800,000) Town Aid-Roads h' 66,000.00 65.000. 00 ■ ■ flA O b e n i:e f troops in the field Welfare 800.00 300.00 , Fhh Plate deludes Principal ■ . 40.000. 00 against 4snaei. ' Int6z*6st * Grant in Lieu of Taxes 600.00 600.00 19.500.00 Circuit Court 'a Long HantHo Stanley UE. military men believe Is­ the OLD ISSUE OF April 15,1961 (474,000) 500.0b 600.00 Cemetery Trust Fund 600.00 600.00 rael would have to array about P r in c i^ 25;000.00 GOLDEN FRIED FISH FILLfTS with 6 Foot Pole Interest Bingo Pennlts ' , , 125.00 100.00 100.000 of her troops along Ibe 10.692.00 Gun Permits Gross SblMirs Gross Shears ISSUE OF Jan. 1,1964 (160,000-Town Office) 1: 100.00 s - 100.00 FRENCH FRIED POTATOSS Sinai Aifmtier where the main Weldon Beac& Permits 400.00 600.00 Principal . . Egyptian thrust oould be an- Interest 10 000 00 Bazaar A'R affle Pexralts 60.00 . 80.00 I TARTAR SAUCE — CREAMY C O U SLAW 4.225.00 Grave Opa^Ungs pedod. I|1SUE OF Jan. 1,1964 .(266JK)0-Oraaunar Add.) 4 ■ ■’ 500.00 SOOiOO a GARDEN CART 2.99 Drug Co. Sale of Cdmetery-'Lots rolls & BUTTER 2.99 XaMMrtdie, it #aa said, I s ? « i 100.00 100.00 Principal ’ 15.000. 00 ptobaUjr would have to keep a Ihtoreet. Building, ,Septlc Tank A W^ll Drilling Permits 4.080.00 6,000.00 ■ ...... I I f lightweight, easy to use. H( th fir nru iul- 7.150.00 Sale of Town Ordinances 10.00 ^ weather-resistont ' Kin$'» Easy grip action Igts you M iger farce adong her northeni ISSUS3 OF February 14,1967 (420,000 Fund. Bond)< 10.00 Low Manch. Sand and Gravel 800.00 300.00 trim without bending, fully hardened ond tem­ atnd eastern frontiers facing Sy- 767 MAIN ST. Principal 80.000. 00 Outdoor Wt strong Price 5.99 pered blades, ground Interest ' Coventry Police •: Revenue u 400.00 600.00 Mtincliester Parkode I squotting. All steel con­ lia, Mignan and Jordan. 14.700.D0' Procee<^ from investments ' 7.500.00 8 ,000.00 Strepg and afegaht, with recessed edges for quick, clean . 4a only at)out 40 miles I’iirkltig III lllnli Si. BORROWING FQR MIDDIjE SCH(X>L (1,400,000) struction, easy rolling Interest ^ Income . > Borrowing Jor Mld

V . • MANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK,, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER' EVENING HER A li), MANCHESTER, C 6 ^ y TOURSPAY, MAY 2g, 1967 Wqlks,rJSp'orsr Help Platt to Victory 'K- ■ Ball DidnH Stop

NATIONAL UBAOUB Pitchers were In control lu t Lemaster Spins ^Hitter night ai Buckley FieW when If hits, determined the ed two more in the sixth. * ___ the Medics and Manchester d u s t y l e a g u e winner, Manchester High’s • Platt’s onslaught started in pojH«;ai*k. 3b N R W Y O R K ^AP^ -L. MOUns' my curve down and ooe-hlitter after five when the In the nightcap, the Reds then grounded to shorts*^, and Auto Parts played a seven in« — acormgScoring auall usIts runs jiiin' Qieuic KocaKnll tirn'tilHwould 'hpbe I**® Hdrd, a walk, four singles, Dennv ftst ball w^rtmostly to m ^ t beUl for PiratM f>roJ««\ lose tor three in were leadtoig 8-8 in the eighth /PhiMlps ^ 'U o Oandei^ „ing 3-3 clubs scor^ DE'piOlT (AP). — The wgM ■ hind" Jim ‘ 'Lonborg *the------upper left-- field ------seats. Aftwr ggeond inning, Middletown Rqg 1 ® sacrifice and wr eiw r chasing uenny Lernaster a last m u ^ inndnge,” said the sixth onMaury WiUs’ eSngie when Ernie Banks singled home titrow to plate. ,^\ early. Auto Parts opened with ot the clutch the shoiiV was all Lonbotg’s Klock Oo., 5-2 last night il across. It continued irt waa booming during his Le^,ggt^r, who in wamitog ter and Willie Stargell’s two-run a run oif reilet ace Ted Abema- OnclnnaU’a Pel* Itoee ^yiingW ^ three-run first, featuring a ffihlri w .ix- It’s run,, hlwuver. that tell warmup, and it dldn t stop previous start May 19, which homer. thy. twice in the first game and an- two-run homer by John Mc- the once the game started. ^on 3-2 over Pittsburgh, had t Houston then went ahead The Cuba then wwi it in the gled and homered In the »®<^. Keown. The Medics came back L J. k .f defeat the pennant-minded De- I'he big right-hander allowed ard Peck, With two bingles and 10-5 t® P'latt IB8* by Norm Gay and Brad Getman. Beaudry c East Qualifies ] Lou Brock singled in the third expressed concern Uiat he was again briefly on Joe Morgan's ninth. Adoipho Phillips beat out extending his hitting Mreak to yjgir half of the standings today after what Tigers i-o ®niy walked some sparkling’ defensive work. Meriden’s Legion Field yester- Two walks and two errors ^ inning off a slider — but that his fast baU. double, a fielder’s choice and a bunt, stole second and went to 19 games. He drove in all t h ^ frame and one more In the third Manager Dick WiDiamS Third baseman Dalton Jones, 'ou*' «»d hit two batters. The led the winners. day, are near the bottom. It ended Platt scoring in the sixth, paiiciu, sa. In Five Events was the only hit St. Louis got‘ off "That wasn’t a cheap hit that Bill Mazeroeki’s throwing error, third on catcher John Edwards’ runs in the nightcap, two on the to tie. called “ the guttiest game starting Ws first game in more Tigewi had him 0 nthe Rich Andrulot’s solo' homer was the 10th loss in 13 starts ■yirayne Anderson suffered the p Paced by a third i^ c e fina I’ve ever seen pitched i n ‘than two weeks, led ott the sec- several times, but he kept find- was the only extra base blow Manchester. iess, allowing eight runs In the Total# 38 10 10 37 14 4 7 the Atlanta southpaw Wednes­ Brock got,’’ he said, “ it was a ilt was the first run in 15 irmings throwing error. Don Kesslnger homer. It was pitching from then ot. Manchfiter ish by the 380-’reia"y tetun, Elas^ day night as the Braves beat the dean single to center. ThaftOok of relief pitching off veteran Phil Stoneman and John, ^u - mv life.” ond inning with a home run into ‘"S Ihe big jkteh when he neeu- tor Klock which was limited to it was a batter’s day 22 hits three and two-thirds innings he ab h pa a e rbt OatheUie qualified tor the Clostt Oardinals 2-0 . ______. ■ ______ed It, winding up with U strike- five hits. b^ing registered, 12 by the-Red worked. Billy HiUnskl worked Oony^.rs.^ 4 1 0 the pressure off me. It caipe Roy Face this year- He worked )>inow stopped the . At^^omen aa he Duosied ills recuru to 6 0 1 M State ohampionships in f i ^ “Tonight jiist as soon as I early in the game, and 1 didn’t three innings against the Astros TT”1 ----- p ^ 17 Bases on Balls cold, Rublnow hurljnlr hitless Middletown 050 000 0 5-11-4 and White. Platt found victory the .final four and a third. An- cobb, lb 1 2 different eVents yesterday at( started 'wacining up,’ ’ Lemaster 6-1. Klock 001 100 0 2- 5-0 via five walks and sik Mahehes- derson is now-0-3. Lynn Kramer t 3 2 have to worry about a nb-Mt- and ran his record to 3-0. ball over the final three frames. THE Lonborg said he started out 5 0 0 the Northeastern Sectionals ah said, “ my feet bail waa going • • * M ajor IcOaguO in Knights’ Loss and Holland; ter errors. went the distance for the win- Mc(SrtH)C if 3 0 1 ter-’’ Tom Tomko scattered seven throwing fast balls, but "my Gustafson Centrak Conneoticut’s Arut^ boom, boom, boom, right over The Panthers spotted the In- walking two and striking 5 0 0 Felipe Aiou reduced the prea- DtHKIERS-METS— hlU in working the first six in­ hard breaking cai'. • • Hampson Alberti and Sorrel. Ourt. c 4 0 0 Field in New Britain. • the plate and I knew that I had sure further in the fiifUi inning ' How to score 18 runs with ------dians a run in the second inning, ®“I seven. AiulcrMn, p 3 3 0 Ron Hunt and Wihi'e Davis American League nings for the Auto Parts before Herald Angle better as the game went on and i_ Hlllnski.. p 3 6 0 COm Geunboloitt’s 10.5 finisih it.” nine hits easy, get the <^posl- y, McKeown In the Home runs featured last night then exploded with , eight rims Manchester took the lead by belting a two-run homer, one were the big Los Angeles guns 1 used that a. lot.” *" May, 2 0 0 earned fifth spot in the 100-J The Oaidinals had had it, too- Batting (70 at bats)—Kaline, in the third and fourth and add- the second on Tim Coughlin’s Jenkins, a of only three Atlanta hits off against the Mets. Hunt had tion to issue 17 walks. seventh. By / It waa his second shutout ol as Center BUllards beat Wal­ £ _2 yarxl dash; Kevin Welch took While Lemaster was pitching Bob Gibson, to insure Lemast- Det., .363; Tovar, Minn., .328- nut Barbers, 16-10 under the single, a stolen base and Kent Totals 4S 6 12 24 13 6 3 fifth in the 120 high hurdles, three hits, dH\’ing in two runs Runs batted In — Kaline, Det. That waa t he situation at Medics 210 000 0 8-7-0 the season and the first white­ the second one-hitter of hhi big er’s fourth victory in five deci­ EARL YOST lights at Mt. Nebo. The winners Ough’s RBI allele. Dick Cobb’s a—Singled far in ninth, Rick Dyer had a sixth in the REAL DOUBLEHEADER result^ when the tele­ league career and the eighth in with a double and another with 31; KiUebew, Minn-, 28. Bloomfield High yesterday. Auto Parts 300 000 0 8-4-S wash thrown against the Tigers photo lens pulled together Manager Billy Hitch­ sions. a single. Davis doubled home t^toneman, RuUnow (5) and Sports Editor by any pitcher this year. came up with three circuit one baser, an error and walk Manchester ...... 010 000 202— 5 440 and'John LaBelle 'wos sixth the majors this season, Pitts­ Lemaster walked tour, struck Home runs — P. Robfavson, While four Ellington High pltch- Tourney Berth a.'nd Dale Ostrout’s , hit account- 2b-Carabetta: sb—Paslcka. Get- cock, right, and infielder Woody Woodward of the one run and singled in a pair. Stqiifenson, O’Dell (5); Tomko, Detroit, which hod runners on blasts, two by Mike Orlowski , , ______man (3). Weronlk . Popieniek. in the mile. burgh waa beating Houston 7-4 out four and lowered his earned Balt., 10; Kaline, Det., 10. vvere having trouble finding ed for two more in the seventh, coughlin: sac—Oapaccio: wp—Hilin- Claude Osteen went the dis­ McKeown (7) and Bols, Rush- bade In all but two innings, and one by. John McCarthy. Ganiiiolati, Welch, Dyer and Braves during an argument with umpires in At­ and Los Angeles was trouncing run average to 2.47. His other Pitching (4 decisdons) — Hor- Little Leaguers Seek Funds For East Golfers Kramer forced in one run .aki; pb—Ough; W—Kramer; L—An- tance for his sixth \ictory “ the plate, the hosts’ Rick Eden ford (4). mounted its first serious threat Tom Ansaldi had a round trip- Jim Leber hod a 1:36.7 finish, lanta. the' New York Mets 8-2 in other one-hitter was against ' Omcln- len, Chic., 5-0, 1.000; Sparma, with a bases loaded walk in the against three losses, allowing was busy fashioning a one-hit- _____ While Little League baseball play got off the mark in the secrnid. Jim Northrup per tor Walnut. in the relay. Nationai League night gomes. nati in 1964. Det., 4-0, 1.000. Qualifying tor the St^e then allowed another on The State C2iampionshipi( ObicinnaiU beat Chicago 4-8 the Mets single runs in the first ter and pacing Bloomfield to a i^TERNATldNAL LEAGUE lastlastisunuay SuntJay forrortneiae(.SM the 1967 season,80n,an(Jtneruiguny another big (Jay willwm be 3^^ ^ Bob Brannlck bad three hits Touman^ent, East Oatliollc’s m i h ^ k r r '^ l l s ' COLLEGE TRIUMPHS * • • are slated Satutxlay at Arute. end then lost to the Cubs by the and fiifth innings. National League 18-0 victory. Jumping off with an eight-run coming up this Sunday/ There won t be any baseball . to - back singles, putting for the winners with Dave Carl- regnstered shutout 5-0 and Terrv Bon Paced by Tom org REC LEAGUE ford High at Ellington, East hits for Norman’s Farm League and over 150 toi popped out of Robhiaon’s glove retired the next 25 Baltimore loaded the bases on a pair of Pushing across all their luns Windsor High at South Windsor Oilers 804 OOx 12- 5-3 the R(x>kie League. when his atm came down hard batters in a row. National League walks and a hit batter sand­ in the first four frames, Wy­ High in the NCCC headliner, Norman's 430 000 8-12-4 Lari year, the annual door atop a seven-foot fence and fell Andy EXchebarren doubled W,. L. Pet. G.B. wiched around a strikeout. He man Oil h-ad little trooble beat­ Cheney Tech at Bolton and Michaliok, Tetone (6) and bell ringing campaign netted beyond the barrier tor a tworrun with two outs in the fifth, but he Cincinnati ... 27 13 .675 — Chisox Explode for 14 Runs got out of it by forcing Dick Mc- ing Telephone, 14-4 lest n-ight HU NIT AUTO car! is having a BIG Newington High at Rockville Landry; Lodge, Anderson (1), the leagut'a record high of $2,- homer by Mickey Mantle. 'Was cut down trying for a triple St. Louis ...... 20 13 .608 Auliffe to hit into a force-out at at Mt. Nebo. Seven errors by "Twenty-some hits,” he said gers. ^ High. CX>rneroIi (1) and Brazdznious. 200. That’s ail New York’s Al on a perfect throw from right Pittsburgh . . . 20 15 .571 4^ NEW YORK (A P )—-Ed- Conran hopes that this figure the plate and getting.Don Wert Tedeptoone also helped the Oil- jubilantly. “This calls tor a cel- Mantle connected in the third Downing needed. The left-han­ fielder Bill Robkison. Atlanta ...... 20 16 .656 5 die Stanky grinned one of will be toppM Sunday. on a pop foul. ©rs. der allowed two hits and stntck The only other base runn^ ChlCEigo ...... 19 16 .543 5% his impish grins and honed “Oration. I’ve got to live it up.” inning with Horace Clarke on Little League has been an an­ The Tiifers had one more siwt MUtg Oavanaugh had three out 18 while hurling a 2-0 irtiut- waa Aparioid, Who walked in the San Francisco 20 17 .541 6% fho nwrilo hp Itppivi Vinndv McOraw, who had 22 home base and that was enough for nual summer attraction for boys In the eighth when Al Kaline led hits, includ-ing a homer, to lead out which ended Batttmore’a ninth. Downing then finished Los Angeles/ . 16 21 .432 9H fo r iiiri Qiirh raW ^ona ^ Downing, who lifted his record in the eight to 12-year-old cate­ off with a double and reached Wyman with Curt FarreM .and * Mi. ■ u j seasons, was just as happy. to 4-3 with his first complete four-game winning streak. with a flourhrti, striking out Ble- Phitadelphia . 16 20 .429 9H gory aince 1950. third with one out. A pitch to Hal Oarlson also collecting New York .... 11 22 .333 1214 “ I've never had a g^me like game. PreMEMORUL fary and Paul BkUr. He threw Mixed Reaction Northrop skipped by catcher The action on the field almost crashed 21 hats including three t The program deserves sup­ LOU BECKliR three binglee. Dick Sauer and came to halt on Robinson’s only 128 pitches after being Houston ...... 12 27 .308 I* home runs bv Tom McCraw and before and I xhe smallish left-hander al- port from the public. Mike Ryan os Kaline raced Bill Shields had two safeties nearcatdi. Mantle stopped be­ chaiged with 26 in the first in­ Wednesday’s Results walloped Minnesota 14-1 ‘I®'*’’! ^ I ®ver have another,” lowed just two hits and struck * * * season in the Hartford Twilight home, but the umpire ruled that apiece for Telephone. tween first and second, waiting ning. Cincinnati 4-3, Chicago 3-4 League, Player-Coach Gene Northrop had swung and missed Wyman .. .344 300 x—14 16 2 ^‘How couM he jritch a better Los Angeles 8, NdB Yopk 2 After Proposal f for second base Umpire Hank a game that makes managing o-.v Wn, ^ Here *n There Johnson reports the Gas House and the ball had hit his foot af- Telephone .000 310 0— 4 9 7 Goar to call the play. game?” Houk asked. ‘ He was Atlanta 2, St. Louis 0 a pleasure The three homers gave him anj CMrt Blefary walked, Down- Most talked about baseball Gang has been out tor several terward, making it a dead ball. Noske and Lutzen; Sauer and P ic k Y o u r _ . Pittsburgh 7, Houston 4 TIRR It was No. 9 of the season tor ahead of the hitters all the “ 1 'didn’t like tndav’. miTnp ’’ season and the big ing struck out Paul Blair and team„ In ....this neck of.. .u.the woods J. workouU. .First annual Football Lonborg Uien sliuc.. .1 McArdle, McDowell. ★ 1 *1 San Francisco at Philadelphia, Miricey and the 50Mh at his ma­ w iy.” * cracked•aokPd atankvStanky. "Th«“ The boysw . geto-’.f trouble for F.ank Robinson and got Brooks NEW YORK (AP) — Mixed reactions folowed pro­ this spring on a major league Clinic at the Coast Guard Aca­ Northrop and Cash, leaving Ka- cold Stanky. Robinson on a fly ball. jor league career — just six Downing ■was Houk’s No. 5 more excitement out of the posals today for a worldwide uniform golf code that, level is the Boston Red Sox. demy Friday and Saturday has llne stranded on third, a.id CHURCH LEAGUE PRICE’ starter when the season opened Today’s Games Analyzing McfDraw before the The only other Orioles to short ot the 511 posted by Mel close ones.” among other things, would outlaw the croquet putting Last year it was the New York a big league staff. Lecturers mowed the side down 1-2-3 in the Only the fourth inning ea- Pick I and spent some time in the bull­ Cincinnati (Maloney 3-2) at Ott, who ranks fifth on the all- If he wanted to see close ***sou, Stanky pointed out that reach base were Andy Etche- MeU and before that, for many include Bob Blackman of Dart­ ninth. oaped the Army 4 Navy on­ pen. But with Whitey Ford in­ Chicago (Jenkins 4-3) he had overcome y for the first time since May Sealtest, Z2-4. The contest was Downing has moved into the 1-3),1 oy _i_uinight ry over the Orioles or at Detroit occasionally. But he's licked and Aparicio, who walked in the Nicklaus, the reigning British conventional style of putting. against Downing, but otherwise by Manager Dick Williams, this corner haven’t been doing too 9 because "Dalton hits in this called after six innings be­ lAC HAS THE TIRES YOU WANT A T THE lotation. Only games scheduled. where Boston’s Jim Lonborg li*® problem.” ninth, Open champion, commenting on Spme of the touring pros also park...end l)e did tonight.” the Yankee southpaw was su­ Friday’s Games ia Kh exOJUng and Interesting least in the NaUonal cause of cold and windy weath­ flirted with trouble but escaped yeah? s . » the ban on unorthodox putUng were expected to object to the club. .Lack ot radio and teevee The victory boosted the- Red perb while bringing his record Atlanta at New York, N League. Beset by injuries—al­ er. to 4-8 with hds 'first complete PINERETTES — Flo Hansen with a 1-0 victory over the Ti- * * * INDIAN8-SENATORS— methods. “ Why don’t they just rule which would permit the coveraga haa hurt the Meta in Sox to an 18-17 mark, putting Connie Banas had four hits PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY! DRiVE IN TO MAC TODAYl St. Louis at Philadelphia, N ball to be picked up anj cleaned ways a good excuse—the Phil­ game. 130, Kitty Bymea 138 — 354, gers. In the only other Ameri- YANKS-ORIOLE^ Leon Wagner tagged a two- let us put the ball down and thesa parts. .Fran MalUck and adelphia Phillies .are a distant__ them over .500 tor the first time for A4N, ______with Joe Shea, Dick Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, N can League game played, Home runs were the key* for run homer as Cleveland play it?.” only oncje on the green—unless After Apariedo opened the Ori­ Alice J25, Doris Sha'W Houston at CSiicago Ron McCauley are the latest sevento*ir*the sid in g s. Detroit ®*"®® ^ ^ Breteustein, and MlarshaU Pot ole first iinbig wt& a single and 134. . . Cleveland whipped Washington Downing and Lontxwg too. bunched nine Wts for as many Many of the touring pros of it is in another player's line. to sign with the Hartford Char­ is holding up well in the Amer- cl^^® ^ sweep the three-gMC showing three apiece. One I/M Angreies at Saa Francis- Kansas'City and California Mickey Mantle’s ninth of the runs in the third and fourth in- The pros now can jdek up ahd ® series winding up here tonight. the Oklahoma Chty open agreed. ter Oak football team. MalUck lean League, setting the pace, of Poifter’a w m a homer. co, N were idle. season and 505th career shot nlngs against the Senators. clean the Ibali on the green be­ Right • hander Jose Santiago "It's the last straw,” said Bob w u the top defensive lineman as predicted, with the other Oiarlie Bunce and Glenn American League • • • provided both Yankee runs Luis Tiant scattered seven fore each stroke. (2-1) is the pitching selection tor W. L. Pet. G.B. Shave, Jr. whose croquet style 1 ^ toll while McCauley is a nine clubs in a merry battle, Lurvey had two blta apiece WHITE SOX-TWINS— against the Orioles and Dalton hits including a home run by Brigadier Brickman, secre­ offensive back.. Walter Sim- the .Sox, wto have won four in each for Sealtest. V t, \ Automatic Triansmission Trouble? Chicago ...... 22 11 .667 — of putting would be banned. "I’ll tary of the.Royal and .\nclent but three and one-haU games Stanky couldn’t contain his Jones’ solo homer was the Red Frank Howard for his second mars liaa been awarded hia a row and two straight on the A4N ...... 537 025 — 22 23 1 Detroit ...... 21 13 .618 probably have to quit the tour." Golf Club of St. Andrews, Sobt- separating third and 10th place. joy very long. Sox’ early run against the Ti- -victory. freshman niitnerals in light­ current road trip. Santiago -will Sealtest .. .001 012 — 4 11 5 \ \ \ | COMPACT* CARS RElSULAR CARS MEDIUM CARS LARGE CARS Boston ...... 18 17 .514 5 Chuck Rotar said he was blind leuid, anchored defense of the * * # ZSA ZSA GABOR says- weight crew at the Univeraity be opposed by former Boston Ben event© and Chmeo; Ax- Baltimore ,.. 17 17 .500 5!4 action on bizarre putting styles teammate and current Red Sox Cleveland ... . 17 17 .500 5H of Pennaylvanla.. Stock car End of the Line glroe and Burgogne, Avery. 18 MONTHS and equipment. Here’s a good bar question; nemesta Earl Wilson (5-3). Kansas City . 17 18 .488 6 driver Gene Bergin of Man­ ___ . . . ■ Oam4I 1aa4 ^aaIaI^m mivi SAVE MONEY at AAMCO "Croquet-style putting Is be­ What do NFL quarterback-pass- Santiago’s last decision was a X WEAROUT GUARANTEE $ ■ Minnesota ..,. . 16 18 .471 6’/4 coming more prevalent,” the chester hs|i been one of the hot< teat at Thomuaon Speedway era John Unitas. Y. A. Tittle, victory over the Tigers In Bos- AUTOMATIC TRAHSMISSION New York ,. 15 19 .441 7>^ R A A Executive said. "That is Chris Short Out BRAND NEW 16 22 .421 twa season, c i up will Z Milt Plum and Bill Nelsen each I®!!!® 8.25 X 14 8.45 X IS S P E C f A U S ^ I California ,.. SM Why we are frying to stop the ? touched for 12 hits and 7 runs 6.50/7.00 X 13 7.35x14 7.75x14 Washington . 14 21 .400 9 a 100-Iap main event Sunday, have in common ? Give up NYLON TIRES, 6,95 X 14 7.35x15 7.75 x15 8.15 X 15' use of them before they get a B e r ^ m bbed a second in last Each player caught one of his in Sevan innij^s but hit a home After Suffering COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Wednesday’a Results complete hold. Chicago 14, Minnesota 1 ^imdAv'E- fRGturB Hi X«iffhbor forward passes In a reg^ular Tym to holp his own cause and “ It's not a fair stroke. It’s S ^ v ^ l i S i r p t o y i r game..>lum’s, tor Cleve- wound iq. the winning pitcher in Injury to Knee 24 MONTHS Ni h $ 2 ^ ^ Cleveland 9, Washington 1 more like a shove.” Wlhir OF CAMS New York 2, Baltimore 0 w # to land against the Chirds In 1959, a 13-9 Red Sox victory. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Ineludui Rtmovliw, Blimwtilag Bob Duden of Portland, Ore., i S e Mfsa? re s u lt^ in a 20-yard gain!.. Witoon waa double trouble to WEAROUT GUARANTEE $ Jmp«cUoa md RtNitmblt. Boston 1, Detroit 0 popularized’ the croquet putting Bernle Leduc, Roland Masse, the Red Sox m that same series. Philadelphia Phillies announced 141 Only games scheduled Hank Wlttke end Bill Mozzer. winning one game on the moun fXetnm'wiTii umc* stroke, using a center shafted 'e.SO X 13 7.00 k 13 7 .3 5 x 14 7.78x14 5.25 X 14 8.55 X 14 LIFHIME SUAIARTIE Today’s Games putter with a perpendicular Wittk* is vice president of tha i , ^ c o m i n c back with a pinch u p ^ < * e r I ^ I^^h - Minnesota (Boswell 1-1) at __ - ‘ ers. remarking on Kansas and coming back ■with a pinch NYLON TIRES 8.95 X 14 7.35x15 7^75x15 VS.18X 15 8.45 X Flrts part* and labor wi all MMCO shaft which he pushes between Church League and secretary ^j^jte kangaroo homer to help win another. lin from the San Diego club in lOlBAi lx Sf evatom rabullt trantmlaalena and Kansas Ctity (Hunter 4-3) night the Pacific Coast League to re- torqua convartara aa lone aa ]rau own his leTs like a croquet malle'. of tba Kacey big pin loop. shoes: "The shoes don’t bother , ------yew own car and aanica It annually Boston (Santiago 2-1) at De­ Committees representing the ... u . place left-hander Oirls Short, 36 MONTHS st • modaat aaivlea dnaria at any ol troit (Wilson 5-3), night me. It’s tta ^tchers arms that who has been placed on the 21- tba 300 AAMCO ahepa coast ta coast U.S. (Self Association and the Thars am no othar fuaranttna Ilka Washington (Coleman 2-3) at Short Stuff give me the trouble.’;. . Sever^Several Hall O f fam e disabled list. WEAROUT GUARANTEE fils on*. oNiy AAMCO US in Royal 4 Ancient, governing days before the 'U.S. Open quali- Cleveland (Siebert 3-3), night rxiaiiatsFhiallats inm theu » Govetnor’a . . -^ to ia v at the winnip.tan INDIANAPOUS, aiw.Ind. (AP) — The Phllliea said LougMin, ______MO IWIHy ■OMII______Only games scheduled. bodies of the gan)c, met st NEW PREMIUM Kent, England, prior to the 5.80 x13 7.00x13 7.35x14 7.75x14 8.55 X 14 Friday’s Games cup Golf Tournament a t t t e Ridge Country Club, Lou Beck- ^ a i^ J ^ « ’ ® Walker Cup matches May 18-15 Mlancheater Coiuitry (3ub Sun­ of Indlanapolie SOOrmUe auto to arrive to time toe their game NYLON TIRES, 7.35x15 7.75x18 8.15 k 15 0.45 X 15 Chicago at California, 2, twi- er predicted 0 .9 5 x 1 4 AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS OF MANCHESTER and recommended adoption of a day will be Stan______Hillnski Jr., no w . frt tiM, race, and Anton Hufanan, todi- against St. Louis Friday night 0 MDfRAl T, nigbt 58 TbUuia Tuniplln RonW 88 code that would, standardize Minnesota at Kansas City, N stranger to tourney play, and pack, the winning score would who won 20 games last WBANOUT GUAKANTEED iWNw ntew ikw are #«■*** *i #Mer I THi Asovr raicis am roi Phone 848-2467 rules on both sides of the Atlan­ Frank Kicman. Hiltoaki plays ^ 1 4 4 with a 151 good for the er„were taducted i i^ the Auto Open 8 AJML to 7 P.M. Washington at Detroit, N AGAINST ALL HOAD HAZAAOS tlACKWAll TUlIlItSI New York at Cleveland, N tic Ocean and throughout the with a two stroke handicap and nine qualifiers. How did U»e ®* ®^""® T^ment to lis left knee MOASPUSS Of CAUUI mt USUT op SUiMAOtl world. INSTALLED FREE! Boston St Baltimore, N Klftman baa a seven stroke club pipe smoking Be^er do? CH- riou*# Tu^«dAv^wheti he coUided with 00 imiT on rntAO wtAot WHITEWXUS Eugene S. Pulliam of Indi­ handicap. .Former Holy Cross chon tied for top honora with ^ ^ Douc Clemens to a mphttmwmt Mfft* mm »>g m f WANT AUT0 i anapolis was chairman of the TtAE A AUW SEAVICttmA. nmS m Mg M im NO TRADE NEEDED! ' 2.40.exlrei ^ V M« •• •*• mamihtNtft't th9 pil—. U.S. committee, Donaild N. 'V. Jimmy Bidwell haa signed with nine qualifiers posted 151 or Blue Crown to 'viatories in 1947 gome ■with the San Fran(d»co Smith of the R4A. The changes, Moriarty Brothers’ enti^ this lower totals. if adopted, become effective and 1948. Giants. BIG BATTERY next Jan. 1. Tlie American PGA CAR WASH baa agreed to go along. The putting regulation would Sinatra in Center of Dispute i BRUSH SAVINGS! require that'a player ahall not 6 VOLT lATTilllBB make a atroka astride, or with Savings Bank of Manchester TIm SttrM Still lirYiir Cir! fcr mwl Ckwsn.^^fiB either toot toiioblng, the line of pHe*. ««l N r*|l ■ Their Putting Styles ^ a y Be Put on Shelf the putt or an extenuion of the Golf’s Touring Pros REVERIERITIIN UNIT XlP*Mnck. line behind the ball. The club Shown using their; unique putting sticks that ter, Bob Nichols holds what he calls a branding 3 0 ” 1.39 Value 12 VOLT BATTIMIIS shato would have to -be straight Mi ftMlIy ' u _ _ J I * Quick sm I ucrty »• ttwlt;w(iliMB«mnnUtlBl' I bit swamped the Metq 8-2 Wednes­ crowd and everything else b/- purchtsM .( MAC wiHi- i S wm ATWDC PtMMMdBBfMB and the peos . stayed with the meetings with tournament play- a«iM W »ki • WmM Tirti M U*. day n^tit. - your twnk chtrp*'c.rd »M S WiLA M tOiOlK W WNSki WsMMhI as Slim, •OvstMw came a Mur. I couldn’t teU you POA. isra at which scheduling prob* “ f spent a kxt of time, won- If they booed or cheered. After or MAC okArgi <*•'**• WE GIVE W GREEN STAMPS Xfae letf^ fiore-iq> centers lema. arose, BuS9*l your puymtniA 3ERLIIM iELOMlVlERIDEW 'dering wteit it would be Uke that; BOtUiM bothered me.” around whether the PGA should “ We decided to hold theje wid "pw •» Y®" rill.!' coming back here,’* said the Whothisr R wo.i the excltment, Prompt Seryi|»# Low Bimk Rates •lore #11 (#16 v;. 481 MAIN ST, •Donsor a |175,000 Frank Slna- meetings in atitoteat conli-, IttMripMMMaTiirnpHie IMabetar 8 nuihaged ooty 8pdncs, Calif., tore weeks prior dOn’t hav(f another scheduled MANCHESTER “ I gUeSs you could .say I was one hit in the fli:st two gomes, **' • j. 301 CENTER STREET, UANCHESTEii^43-513!i tothe Bob Hope Clasaic on |he naeting aoon>Jt I feel gure w : pretty -’Rtopk- tup ; shout being but be metto^ up fo r fi^Wednea- OPtN MONDAf THRU FRIDAY 9 to 3 • jmIu KDmY 9 ...... 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OFTHEGLOrg] BUT THERE^ MIXX' DIOHT EVEN HISPID'(8E WITH A WIDE OIIMCI-AMDSW^ -v o t e r , t a D E B a c k , A W r k s h t . iReasraably priced. 64S-0861. 140,Rye 8t., Sduth Wlridefw. Turn epare time into money. ACM0 49 vrtOnndum REPORT?, WOW rr enroUMD WHILE , OPEN MIHP A N D K E E P A \ O m & , ^BUT I 'L L H A V E M Y L E A A L LIP WITH M E.' TDBfidAlDOH RUHHMO^ 1 I CXDUKPITiR GIRL wanted,' ' ?Tl- ______• - ' ■ ' VrShy “ “S525: TOMARR' TOWN WANT6TO i you ABOUT CIVILIAN RKSHTtf^YOU'U . Ci.AssiPlEb advertising DEPT. ROURS cleaned, trash hauled to the WRITT6H?, FEHce.';, ^ay. Saturday and SyiMlay. Ap- j,! : ’ ,. uiwSboStr MHebrfWuetUe dump. Reasonable. Call 043- WHA#OiEAP ply in person, Burj^r CheE; , 6 E T H O L D .vtent of a “ make good" Inaertlon Errora which do npt full-time, steady work. Apply MY 40 Conti&tiii ______ISLeaaeaiww , SBAaseverate leaaen the value of the adverttaemertt wUl not be corrected by saws and International Cub 42HiMralapite( U Follower 30 Not ai much 80 AWnaaojn (3adet Tractors Rental equip at 299 West Middle Tpke. One ^ 84 Mine abaft hut 81Nati»an4laI “ make good" Insertion. Hour Martinizihg. pTOgram. ASRoofflnial SOSiraiger 36 Holy Name (ah.) 53 Worm merit., and .sharpening service iTiEFiVEoaocKauB dSNickiiBmefec SlVnitof — 54 Compaaa point on all makes. L A M Equip­ 6CREEte IHE lOCAL.lteLlTiCO, COUNTSlR GIRL -part-time, 6- i r r r r 5 3 r r 643-2711 8 7 S I 3 1 3 6 ment <3orp., Route 88, Vernon. AHD AWARDS fIIM ASO^IQ i a.m-. idiLft, , Apply Bpae Baton alr-cond'itloo^ ptant F (Rockville, Toll Free) 875-'i’696 Manchester Exchange DonuUr ,150 Center St. ! ■ —Elntisrprise 1946. C0NWPgHCE> A.- - 2. Steady year 'roimd employ- IT {3 -4 “^ulM yetL . BABYsiSroR wanted,' LAWN MOWERS sharpened and ment KNOWS tb'DRBW IVlNOqLPH days, 'boy 7, . girl 10.' Essex St.' THE LAW* U 15 repaired. Picked up and de- area, ileliabie. Call days, 627-' . i >Vl ! Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? liverf^. Engines tuned up. Call M.». P«l. OW,-^ Hfhta rtM L P hy UnM«4 f—twu lyadhaii. 7197, evenings, 643-(R9l. , liberal guarantee mlninium Ift i r IT 24-Heur Answering Service ^ 649-7958. ■■ - ______,...... wage OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILUAMS ■ ■ CUSTOM WORK done on all 2 types fences, wood or. chain Roofing and Business Opportunity 28 Sohools and Classes 33 PAYROLL CLERK 4. Attracli-vd :Ptoto work pro* W 'itDU’V E B E E N SKlEAKIW e AAV C300D T WAIT, KJOW, COWT BLAME Free te Herald Readers link, etc. Painted and repair­ granii 1* ' .'.i' ■■ BROOM OUT TO THE OARACiE TO / ME PER THAT.' VOU S3 Chimneys 16-A ROCKVILLE — Service station ’ . , ' and ■ s SW EEP THE OREA&y FLOOR AMD / KNOW HOW I HATE u w 1 Want Information on one of our classified advertisements f ed. Clothes line poles. No job too small. 18 years experience. ROOFING-REPAIR of .•oofs. for lease. Available immediate­ 5. Paid holidays and overUmo THEM VOU SKIIP OFF THE OlUV < SWEEPIM’--AU' BESIDES, No answer at the telenlmne listed 7 Rimply can the ly. Excellent history on sales. TIMEKEEPER D A V Y JONES BY LEFF and McWtLLIAMJl E W P S .' I'V E G O T PR O O F S O D O W T ) I RWOW VO U 'R E Ttao 31 33 Reasonable. 742-7598. The best in gutters and con­ Income producing. Paid train­ A Tractor D E M V rry i v e a a e a s u r e d i t X c R A p r y n o t t o ductors. Repair of chinrneys, If you would like to join a OIOAV/ RI»4T NOW GAY-YOU'RE KINDA TWICE AMD THERE’S BEEN ABOUT J CATCH OM TO A 33 EDWARDS < M & M RUBBISH CO. Offers too Call Cough:’ n. 643-7707 ing. Financial help available. Wanted for our new bulld- I'M GOING TO CHECK, NOUNS TO BE FISHING AM INCH CLIPPEDOFF EACH /— f STUNT LIKE commercial. Industrial, pro­ Call Tidewater ' Oil Co., 624- Trailer, School . ing. Many employe benefits. plecisant stimulating and intor- 'ms OPOMANRPLOATS ALONE. KID ' TIME^ T H A T .' fessional, 'residential^ removal 6981. Pltose apply: ' ■ esting orgEindZation stop in mad fS?T r e p a ir » * . s r ANSWERING SERVICE service, containerized service Heatingond Plumbing 17 ask.for-.^. Gresham., T available. 649-9767.' COMPLETE plumbing and DISTRIBUTOR^ In Hartford 5 64M500 875-2S19 PIONEER 49- heating Instaiiatlon, , 'epairs Our Work Is Child's Play— ATTICS, CELLARS cleaned, FOR THIS AREA -AERODYNAMIC and leave your meeaage. Von 11 hear from our ndvrrtlaer In and remodeling Servlcu esRs We train fuM or part-time ' W[e Make Quality StuffjBd.Toyi 43 rubbish removed from back­ SYSTEMS. INC. , 43 IT 4T Jig time wlthont ape jding all evening at the telephuna giver immediate attention. students in the Hartford ' yards and lawns maintained. ■ Call M A M Plumbing A Heat­ Recession—Depression area on many makes and ■ Pioneer Industrial Park Reasonable. 649-1868. models of equipment. No 49 51 53 - 1 ing. 649-2871. Proof Busines;^Part-Time Manchester. Conn. . THE^*JCLAR Automobiles For Sale 4 BACKHOE, bulldozer work, higti'school dLpkiima neces­ Exit'94 off Route 15' sary. Local and.'long dis- .' c l o t h ' t u i CO. U 55 maine ..d ,.pli= tank, dry Work—For Extra Income HERALD STUDE3BA.KER 1901. indoor se- ing, toilets and faucets repair­ tance jobs waiting. Guaran- wells, land clearing, chain saw ______^ Cl__ I______'69 Hilliard St., Muichestor dan, black; poor condition. ed. ?Yee estimates. R. E. Cun­ teirf placement, assistance 8T 55 work. Paul Schendel. 649-0465. Now! A chance to enter the TRAVEL AGENCY —position, Best offer takes it. 649-8365. ning,ham, 649-9970., upon graduation' ’Train now , \ BgWaSn3 3lDn»awGs.n.t«.< if DOX LC H ER S multi-million dollar Electronics . a'vailable to r i ^ person- with' 1964 VOLKSWAGEN converU-,-YOU Ar e A-1, truck is VI. ' Replacement field. No experi­ -^Pay when working. Let Ail 'Equal Opporiaufity ' experience. Salary open. Call Employer WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE We, exceAlent condibion. CaU Cellars, attics, yards and small ence required! Merely restock Ameriiian Tractor Trailer 649-4760. For Your 649-1907 after 6. trucking done A-1 right. Call Millinery. locations with world famous teach you this high paying MeNMfbt 8;b«mU. 1m CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 19 SYLVANIA or RCA radio, TV profession that pays $250. CLERK TYPIST to handle YOU Information Tremano Trucking Service toll Dressmaking 1059 CHEVROLET;-6 cyUiider free, 742-9487. and color tubes; sold through per week. School licensed variety of w o ^ tor In d u ^ ^ OPENING FOR toll-time Oar- MDU^RE ARE. standaird. $150. Cail after 3 EXPERT ALTERATIONS on all our new (1967 Model) self­ by the State of Connecticut supply firm. Modern, East Bart- diology technician, will train, A A THE HERALD wtU not p.m„ 649-3078. TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, clothes, zipper repairs, etc. service tube testers. Company liepartment of Motor Vehi­ ford location. Salary and fringe TTr“ excellent benefits, ve*y inter­ D O © .' .diaclose the identity of building lots cleared; trees Reasonable prices. 643-0741. guaranteed discounts in this re- cle. benefits. Call 289-8291 for ap­ D O © .' U F E S L O N G E S T AAtNUTE*-^ ilTJ any aidvertlser: using bdx ------:------:------peat business assures excep- esting wofk. Call Mrs. Ran­ 1964 (CHEVROLET Impala, V8, topped. Got a tree piroblem? pointment. ■— ' lettera. fteaders answer­ excelleait conditi<|in. many ex­ — —— ------—------—------tional and profitable income for WE TRAIN IN dolph, Manchester Memorial ing blind box ads who Well worth phone Call. 742- M a yin g— T ru ck in g—• our dealers. An accounts con- tras. Must sell. Call 643-8409. 8252. HARTFORD, CONN. WOMAN TO collect eggs Mon­ Hoepital, 643-1141, Ext. 210. SH O R T RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL desire to protect their Identity can follow this. ______training and operating Instruc- day through Friday 8 ,a.m.-2 ‘ LAWN TOO BIG in need of DON’T DELAY p.m. Miner Farms, North Clpv-' (P 'P procedural. 1902 ALFA ROMEO, red con­ MANCHESTER Delivery. Light Company. Will not in- • ■ i oleantlng, ferttli^ng, mowing, terfere with present business — ACT NOW — entry, 742-6232. Enclose your reply to the vertible, 8450. Cgll 649-9141. trucking and package delivery. General Office Clerk etc. ? Please phone 289-4895, and accounts can KWK wiuu wve m 9osg. box In an envelope — 528-0670 anytime. Refrigerators, washers “ “ be serviced evenings or on - FULL-nME JOBS available for addressed to the Classi­ Phone 289-6547 Anytime girls with mechanical aptitude 1964 DODGE 830, 2-door sedacn, stove moving speciality. Fold- weekends! Color TV creating Stecuiy job for experi«ncad fied Manager, Manchester ing chairs for rent. 649-0752 and who respond to a chal-, ex-pollce cruiser, $900. 649-2789. enormous demand and surge in person with good typing Evening Herald, togther lenge. We wiU train. Job con-' and figure skMte, vairted du­ with a memo listing the ^HausehoM Services future sales throughput the In­ companies you do NOT dustry. Sists of lapping and polishing ties, busy office, 5 day M Pointlng— Papering 21 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 1 want to see your letter. 1982 CHEVROLET—must sell, Offered 13-A Earning potential up to $500 \,quartz wafers to a precise week. Usiwl benefits. East Hartford, 289-4389. - ' Tour letter will be de­ moving. Call 649-5063. ' , WALL TO WALL carpeting. PAINTING—-Interior and ex- P®"-per month or mora.moire, o«r>«noiin»-depending A A A O PPO R TU N ITY th4ckness.>. Smal'l shop -atinoiBr": 1 HIWENT SEEN AW, THAPS UUST stroyed If the advertiser Is phere with liberal apd;, . V' i- I V Cleaned to factory approved terior, very reasonable, free route. r» j. tt t-. • ■ • • j. * ' . . , . . THIS PICTURE f/emnsj/ UNCie bob. ups one you’ve mentioned. It 1964 ALPINE, $1,395, Also 19M estimates. CaU Richard Mar- INVESTMENT of $2,290 up to -Operate H eavy Equipm ent insurance covecage.,^^y--iri - IMMA'S BROtUER... specifications, minor repairs. not It win' be handled in Alpine, $9M,’ both tops. Herb’s tin, 649-9285. $3,690 IS REQUIRED. Also, at person 9-12. and 1-4. Reeves- THE BLACK SHEEP bF usual manner. ; Garage, Rt. '6 and 6A, Qolum- Call Hlgbie Servicemaster, PART-TIME or full-time book­ the family. I DON'T —I------— _ good car and 4 to 8 spare- hours Hoffman'.Dmaton;, ll Briigjg bia. Authorized Alpine, ^ger. 649-3433. Earn while you learn. Earn keeper. Apply Marlow’s, tec. KNOW WHY mama PAINTING. Interior, exterior, a week. If you are interested St., East Hartfort. Sunbeam, Slmca Dealer." free estimates. Contact Gerald and meet these requirements; to $300 weekly as a pro­ 807 Mate‘ fit. ' SOT ms otD SPRING ClkBANINO problems? fessional HBA'VY EQUIP­ Lm I and Pound 1 A. Stratton, 643-8748, 643-4887. h®'’® a genuine desire to be RN CHARGE teirae for newly PCTURE OUT TO Call Suburban Cleaning Serv­ MENT OPERATOR. For SHOW YOU. SPEAK t d m e ; ______^__ :___ self-sufficient and successful in opened te ‘ new ’ moderi - LOST — LADY’S LONGINE 1956» PLYMOUTH, very gobd ice at 649-9229 today for tree JOSEPH P. Lewis custom an ever expanding business of .the first time in the USA,,-. or 8 nciurSj^; $x,.5w estimate. Budget terras avail­ convaldpceAt home. Pay scale ptatinuna 'Wristwatch with dia- condition, 649-4791. painting. Interior and exterior, y®“ *' O'®** write us today! Allstate 'Tl'Alnihg Center . 'exdeliete;' .h«ur8';'7-3. Rockville trans: iiK)itds sod hliick bftiMl. Vksinitv ■ . . . able or use yoilr Conn tPiarge paperhanging, wallpaper r*- ELECTRONICS dflEers qualiflcid .ir ^ 19 and 649-8692. over lie opppHubity to Memorial Nursing Home, 875- Bowera Seiiool or Stop and VOLKSWAGEN in excel- Card, moved. Wallpaper iiooka on re- m Road, , 0771. 649-3081. Reward. 649-i78R condiUon. only 23.Q00 ------TRAIN- L O j^ L I e Y ., ln.. TT- miles. Must sell Immediately. EEWEAVING o f burns, moth quest FuUy i n s u ^ Free es- i f ra^m“ ® ^ SPARE TlME-qiL'an makes ■ tlraates. Call/649-9IKi8. n r~, -r ^ ^ EXCELLENT 'TYPIST ■Willing , ; ; N O T lC i: MlSSma — STERljNG sHver Asking $1,259;'but np reason­ holes. .Zippers repaired.,, Win­ ______^ ______Our Company Integrity Can of ‘ equipment,'. '%uJldozer, scrapers, backJipes, etc. ' to learn ;/-medical tentepplogy-V Charm bracelet - rntitimental able offer refused. 643^9687. dow shades made to measure INSIDE - OUTSIDE painting. Withstand Thorough Investlga^ -Ray ! A Pqbito HeariM will DjelHHd all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Accredited program. Job ' for weekend work in the X-r ' value. Reward given. Call 649- Special rates , for people 65 or tion. orial 'by 'the'Board 'oifi Directors o f S -1 5 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, new eh- placement upon completion. Dept, of klanchester',Memorial by '1 5534, «47-9864. made while you wait. Tape re­ over. Call my competitors then M ICKY FIN N BY LANK LEONARD gine, tires good, immaculate. Budget plan. 522-4589 any­ Hospital. Hours approximately the 'Town of Manchestm’ af'8:00 mww.L,iew.i» tM.an.na.ee I corders for rent. Marlows’s S67 call me. Estimates given. 649- time. LOST—Dancing costume, victn- $700 or best o«er. Gail 649- Main. 649-5221. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. on Saturday and p.m., June 6, 1967, in the Hear- 7863, 876-8401. Schaals and Classes 33 . Sunday. Call Mrs. Strekel, 643- Ing Room of the Mutedpal BUT ED—I AAA “ But Fm not a vltltorl I’m n«xt in lin* for this ity BiseeU, Main and Oak Sts. 8981 a f ^ 6 p.m.'' 7RVIN? HE'S HI-SHINB peraona'lsed floor ■•' 0463 tor interview. An equal • Building, Manchester, Ommectl- Urgent! CaU 643-5879. PAINTING p y Dick Fontaine, A Better Job SO FAST IT hospital bedl” 1961 FORD Galaxie converteble, polishing Specializing In home ,opportunity employer.' ; out, for the purpose' dt deter- Interior and exterior. Paper LOOKS LIKE 3-speed, big V-8 engine, $400. floor pollshmg. Kitchen, rec- Through Training ----- ikinlng ,whe«ier to cwistrute a hang;ing b.t9i wall paper , re­ A PEAl Call 876-2737 after 6. rooms, etc. No Job too small, EXPEMENC^D saleslady — ;,anltary sewer extension ' m i THE Wn.LETS BY WALT WETTERBERG Annoimcemtiits 2 moval. Dutch Boy and DuPont. CaU tor free estlmatea. 643-9964 Earn BIG MONEY TRACTOR; TRAILER Buckln^im Street and' HiU. Quality Workmanship. Call or,fuU-tlmej 649-9532 between .i.-nnr.nnri - jni S ty BLEiCTROLUX vacuum clean- — h'k*. 19 aide Street... Yne proposed 8fl[m- ^ ^ ara, aalaa and aervlise, bonded 1968 DODGE wagon, good body evenings, 246-9598. INTERNATIONAL D R i y j ^ S W i^N TED c . . . , ; , .il^~*i* ' ' riV ' r~ '■* ' ^ ■ ' ■ - - _ ta*Y sewerSeWTOr extensiohcXlvimon ' shallafl&ll be- PB“ I) representative. Alfred AmeU, - and tires, automatic, $136. Building-'- EXTERIOR AND interior paint­ TRACTOR TRAILER D R IV E YO XJR,W AY TCt ’’ p a r t -t im e , dental assistant,'7gi** at the centerline (wgtwd- 110 Bryan Dr.. Manchester. Cantriaefing 14 ing. Wallpaper books, paper - ' ^ . 8 a.Jt)i to -an12 tioMi, Wednesday__a__ ed) a of# EarlIT'aWI Street----■*■' —an ^ d 'K itW s 644-8141 or 643-4918. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ Is Training A HIGHER PAY- QUAUTY Carpentry-Rooma, . ' Off, QaIL649-is676 before 5 p.m. Stoeet apd ^ e n d wpeterly Cau 643-0697 after 4. ly insured, workmanship guar­ . Hinside Street tb’ .Btwk- dormers, norc'iea, basements, Career minded men for Join' the industry with-a anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. some of the largest truck­ EXPERpjNCteP woman, to core ingh«m Street, -and: o^tteue ____ Fersanala 3 1960 AtJSTTN-HEALEY 3,000, refinished, cabinets, butit-lna, future. Make $180 to $200 , for 24 year old female p o l t o , . „ ^ BuckhWiiun If no answer 643-9043. ing companiea We are the red, excellenit, radio, heater. form ica , aluminum, vinyl, per , week. Drivers are need­ , .mornings, summer. 643-0479, approxlmatel^'JffiO ANY PERSON who-witnessed steel, ceramo siding. William largest and most modern i an automoUle accident . at the ____Tonneau cover, 649-0678. ed a,t once. New England Robbins Carpentry Service. Floor nnishliig 34 training center to make Tractor 'Training, a divi­ ' s a l e s l a d y — Junior depart- corner of Blssrfl ,and Spruce X962 VOLKSWAGEN,' motofr 849-8M6. you a qualified tractor ment, experience helpful but , co^ of. toe propoeed ex- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY FLOOR SANDING and rafinish- sion of Green Co. who has on the morning of' May 21 just rebuilt, cilean,.'$600. 1954' trails driver. IVky train on not necessary, good hourly ® « ® ^ please caU .649-2086. CARPENTRY —concrete work ing (specializing in older dirt fields, all our training siq>plied industry for the. OtdsmobiSe, . u<^ , everyday, past 46 years is now the rate; part-time 1-6 :30 Or full ^he beneflUng property PARN.' Riewr IN anything from ceUar to roof, floors), cleaning and waxing done on HARDTOP, at the cteeh, first $100 takes it 643- biggest supplier of .tovers time, 40 hour week. Call Mrs. “ WANn OHTODE to Pratt A insida and out no substitute floors. Painting. Paperflang­ TWE SAND TRAP J m 6031. Eastern States Expo^tion 'to the major trucking com- ' Snyder for appointment, 643- Following is a loot of bene- Whitney, second MU, gate 2. ing, No Job too small. John grounds. ^ K t o ' " y d for quaUty work, satisfaction panles. N.E.T.TX .now is 2128 Casual Village Shops, M6 Atlng property pw nw . and ^ uii£2ia!i2to*q. 'O i^l^^ OaU , 648-4617.. , guaranteed, competitive prices, Verfaille, 649-5750. 1. On half mUe paved track. using modem Gas and Die­ Mgin St., MaricheOf^. ''' MORTY MEEKLE WOULD LIKE to trade 6% Auta Aceessaric No job too smaU, DAD Car­ sel equipment. Part or fuU-, —------— ------i-ii— . Ralph B; and Olga W. Coweil, BY DICK CAV ALL] pentry, days 643-1904, evenings 2. On the road training. )) books Fiaid Stamps for 6H B r o s Bond»—Stocks— time training. CaM Hart­ BUS DRIVERS . —for • charter 88 But^ngham Street $1,582:00 649-8880. 3. Master aU transmissions. FO K BtZG AM B books SAH Green Stamps. 4- Mortgagot 27 ford 247-1353. Placement trips and school routes. Em- 'Gamlb B. and Clara,. M. Prl- I'LL HAVe TO FieUOEOLSr I'LL CA\Jl."OU BACAi IN THREE 2-barrel carbuftitors r r ^ TO N /0M T?- eO M B WAV TO G E Tour 643-4090. 4. Gas and Diesel tractors.. assistance upon graduation.' ployment all summer. Post mus',‘ '56-‘Harlan Street;'*$'791.00 A AAINUTE’, J E F F - with manilold and progressive H. SMl'i'ts A SON MORTGAGE LOANS — first. 5. 35’ and 40’ boxes and tank­ ■ Road Sttiges, 644'-i65l'.' ' ' Martin T, and Martha C. Kel- eO C J N D e OF TWe H ouse...*?? linkage tor a 327 Chevy. Call Remodeling, repairing, addi­ second, third, all hinds realty. \ , ©(zeAxueFF/ tions, rec rooms, garages, ers. ------—]—-— —jT-n— derling, 19 Buckingham Street, Autiomabik» For Sala ,4 647-9647 6. Statewide, credit rating unnec­ • 'WOMAN for general hoiiise- $s79.00 porches and roofing.. No job essary. Reasonable, confiden­ 6. IOC rules, regulations and ------^ too nnall. CaU 649-3144. logs. ’ work, no WundtY, 3 days John I. Qaraide. .Secretary NICBD CAR? Your credit turn- tial, quick arrangements, Al­ Hglp WantedT- weekly, own traiwportatton. Board of. Diractora . dd down? Short on down pay­ vin Lundy Agency, 627-7971, 7. Terminal procedure. Gorage*-^rvicf ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ * * ^ S * % . : . * . r , LvV* .• , * * * 8 ment? Bankrupt? Repoeaea- 983 Main St., HarttoM evenings 8. Placement assistance guar­ S t o r a g e rages, rec rooms, bathrooma ^on? lOon’t despair! See Hon­ 10 233-6879.1 anteed on graduation. PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce- CLERK — SOME bookkeeping est Douglas. Inquire about low GARAGE FOR rent. Oak St., 9. Budget pkm available ( train helpful, full-time, extra bene­ eat down, smallest payments meht work, cellar ftoors, pat- SECOND MORTGAGE — tin- —'O O 'YtXJ $7. montlUy,, 643-9601 aftoq 8 los, roofing. CaU Leon Ches- u ^ te d funds available ter sec- now, pay later). fits. Gaer Brotoets,’' 14® Ey® KNOW WMAT, anyvdiere. N o’ iimaU loan or p.m. . ' St., South Windsor. foRCLEANUPM^ TVIAT MEANS ■■•I xynskl. Builder, 649-4291. ond mortgages, payments to 10. Members o f Mass.,- RJ. OKU finance company pldn. Douglas suit yoiur budget. Expedient ^ c k O m M o Adsn.‘ «»J cOMBniATION ocainter girl CaUAUJ Hoton, 38$ Mate ALL TYPES of cabinet work, Safety, Assn. GARAGE FOR rent, 413 Main kltidien rconodeUng our spe­ service. J. D>. I^alty, 643-5129. and waitress, Tt?. Egg aiM You 1965 CHEVROLET Jmpaila - r St., 848-6125. ' cialty, 22 years expisrience. If Qualified, a Short Restaipant, i OM Super Sport, 4-speed, excellent Fair prices. Call Lou Dascanlo, BlBlltOSS O p p a r tllllify 2B Training Program, Mancliesfer. oondifion, must seU. CaU 643- Full-Time Or Part-Tima CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 649-6985 anytlma M atoreyelo^ A-1 OPPORTUNITIES DAT Or NIGHT '>OU CAWT ( YOU ABE THAT THEY DON'T, JOP0BI P0S5ISLY I I WON’T BE TAKEN ALIVE..ANP EHED 1933 CHEVROLET convertible, - .. u jPavIng - Drivewoys 14-A SUNOCO lighted Field. HIDE IN THIE^'-rr— ------r W6' P'S^TJ Vif automatic, power steering, y^MAHA ■^SrSW _ '"iealership? _ smalltown- ^ Franchises Available We can-put you into FIVE FIG- JNTBLUGBTft woman to clean SOMEONE WILL PWer ^“dltlon. Sales ■ and' .sajrvlcb; at wrkman- FIND OUT rgMonabie. call 647-9547 after, 'iitete'^^t'” Manchea-’^ ®** driveways,' parking 1. 6-week paid training pro- URB INCOME BRACKET for “ n* Heljfe' manage large pri t o . ’open Thursday and F t # ®®**»«er®lal resl- gram. better pay, benefits and more ■yate l}(> ^ , . 3i to 4 to y a week dav eventem: . ddnttel.'-^FWi® esOmatesi no Ob-.2. Excellent, group rettaem®nt " " secure future. \\*»*\ _ 19fi|;-fil»^A, statKtod 8 h « t ^ day evenlhgB; , .U g a U ^ ..Call Bastem Paving and ta«us»ce pnprogram avail- TM.a»«a.eeiML dbor^ruhnteg coi^on, I7B- 1TONDX..-I60oc, ex6elt«d. ;o6:i 5ai ; able. ' -'--r" ptmditlon, ifQixw^custom ______S. Exdustve custom bMidteg ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS 193l,:^(UilkER claaede many hew»pttrts. $299. -e j^ lT :', ,• ?; ■ , iSIdiw g IB pystem. 4. r rof eaeiooal- couoeeMng. excefiete erodiUoo,^ autotekU cv^ PARILLI motorcycle, BerTEKoerpowN tn♦raUer lie r wteh. Ifitch, raodgood urea, tlree^ rsdlo,ra d l^ ^ _. fe^caUent condition. Oajj. *nJW E LL HOME .Im prove- ; Ca l l , or w r it e 50/Vie THOOSHT5 K?R .meat-Oo.-^Aoofing, aiding al­ hilater, f«j9S. 649-7S83> ■./'^•'84t(M'843-0^ after (^iSO. AYSPBECH'- NOT teration): : additions . ai)4 (n* SUN OIL CO. con- THAT IT wia Be A mod^teg of all types. BxceK i>;o. Box 71, Hartford .... HONDA ^^Soratebite oaXi .tent Worknianship. 649*6495. , 668^3400 ara -Aift, A oylteder, $1,^^ 646-8144. ' L i r i L ROOFTNG — Bpecializteg re­ B Y ROUSON '■ ' , I ...— :... . ■ ■ Eveninga Mr Keith, 647-9546 pairing roofs of. an Iditda, aane INE convertible, 3 ro o fs ,,gutter work, ohlmmya 8NAQK BAR—small Invest- ap6M, 300 cubic tech 6, honey Bosinou Sarvlees cleaned, repaired. Ahunteuia nrent, good petential. 648-3125, inldi white top. 649-6618, 843- ' Offorod 13 aidteg 80 years’ ejgierlbn®®- * ** . RUSS' MpWB^; Service ^ AUTO AGENCY, excellent loca- 1967 P(^NI1A^, 4-door Chleftan, aharpenl^ «hd ri^ r . Rotary ata^yei, yf-aaBB. financing. Eor an ap- 5^900 mUea, original owner, and r e ^ . lagnd tebwers a ape- ,— .... ' ...... —"I. .. I polntment call Paul J. OxTen- adtoduiat 'teotor, eome body re- <^lty. I^k-up , a ^ deHt ezy ttteoal ftaaaMalal A -1- libi: •4l48l»>itw liao. aepvlof. T««Qir. ^ U eralcl A iif »**•,

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTL.I, OONN.^ THURSDAY, 26, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-THREB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY,., MAY 25, 1967 ^ a g e TWENTY-TWO WemM To Root 68 HOttsos For Solo 72 Hoosot For Solo 72 Houio> For Sdo 72 Siibwfaow For Solo 75 Suburban For Solo 75 Aportments— Flots— Buslnoss Locotleiit Holp Wontod— Articles For Sole 45 Household Goods 51 For------Root ^. 64 . WANTED to rent or leEwe, 3 OOZY 3 bedroom Raneh, fire- MANCHE STBR *— executive MANCHESTER —8 y e a «)id , 7 CXWHlirTOT year old 6% AlTOOVHR — Webster Lane, ttelp WaMtd—Mdc H . Help Waated-^Mole 3t Tenem ent A3 5H roonq Ranch, IH baths, 2 Mol* or Femola 37 200 EXTRA S&H stamps on DELCO forced hot air furnace, ______oeviww av«» ^ or 8 bedroom bouM, modern, place, garoge. priced tor quick home, Porter St. area, 8% room Colonial with o e e d r a i^ LABORERS' FOR landscaping EXPERIENCED all around ______acres. Leonard Agency, Real- spring oil change. Quaker State April air humidiflw, 85 gallon u)OKINO FOR anything In real tom, 646-0469. •^People work, no experience necessary, , machinists, call 648-2781, 8 ^ aJITED MARRIED couple G.E. hot waiter heater, duct e'tate renttie — epartmente, bedrooms, FLorida room, 27’ rooms, formal dining room, 12 Paneled fireplace wall, built- a.m.-4:S0 p.m. Quint Machine Atlantic oil’s. Cole’s Discount buUdbig, reasonable rent. For to $225. per month. Call 0688. CLASSIFIED must f y e over 18. Call Grant- for jandtorial service in office Mtchen witii buENns, inter- Station, 451 West Center St., work. Caffl after 646-2451. homes, multli4o dwellings, no X 20’ flrep)w>ed living Owner triunfeRed, land Nursery, 643-0669. Oorp. huilding, evenings, must have fees. CkU J. D. Rea) EsUta, MrE.TSrib« KANCHESTRk-drooni-Si^S oom, oompMiely adr-coodltion- Wto^ wMb bested ^rtly room. $16.- ^ ^ ^ Ranch has huge 643-5332. LARGE DOUBUfi! Chest freez­ with 8 bedrooms, tormel dindng famUy room, aMariied garage, 600. Call 742-sp29. own transportation. Good ______648-5l», ; ______valid. New Miltord, N. J. ed, 2-oar gaiaga, beauttfidly totnUy room; fireplace and er, good d cM running oondl- room, fireptaoed living roont* Iaad9oe{>ed lo t F or furttier ki- Mke new. fUE.TOO. WolverUxi a iirMt MANAGER FOR supermarket, hotus, good pay. 46 Oak St., p o R BETTER cleaning, to keep STORE — HEATED, 30x70’ ,, VERNON—« room Spot Level. paneled welU ki hviiig room, ADVERTISING 649-5334. Uom, beet offer takes It. Call MODERN 4 roopi second floor large kitohen with buitt-taia, foomatlon oaX R. - F. DImock ^ th e Z , Tolland, 875-9329, evenings. colors gleaming, use Blue L«s- downtown 840 Main St, Man- Agency, ReaMora, BuOt-kw, garage, family room. IH baths, landscaped wooded ACCOUNTANT tre cairet cleaner, kent elec­ 649-17*00 after 5 p.m. apartment, heat, hot water, ebester. Call 832-8114. RENT WANTED for 8 adults. 1% betiu, 2-oar garage- 836,600. Oo., 649-5245. lot in ptoasant netgtibortiood. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Wolverton Agency, Realtors,, MANCHESTER—oversized .6 ______Needs redecorating.______„ $18,900. . . . _ tric shampooer 31. The Sher­ electric range, refrigerator, OaU 649-4038. room smM Level, large Uvkig Miist sen. Make o«er. Pasek, 819,500., L*uis Dimock Realty, 8 A.M. to 5 PJit. WHITE METAL ' KITCHHN country location, $126. Adult 649-2818. Degree required, at leeist 3 SOUTH-METHODIST win-Williams Co. cabinets; extra large double room and mmng room , kttChen Reeitora, 289-7476, 742-8243. 649-9823. TOuple, no pets. 643-7066 after a\TAT.T. OFFICE for rent OaU 'YOUNG MARRIBID couple want years' experience in indus­ cast iron whilte stnk; Frigid- 4 rdom apartment In Manches- PARKER ST —8 bedroom Co­ with ample cabinets, 8 good ^ CHURCH 7% H.P. RIDING tractor, 42” 1 p.m. 646^0090, or 643-6675. OLAS’TONBURY - Immaculate ...... w -n i trial accounting, through HOME ' aiine electric range; G.E. auto­ tor. 649-7012, days, evenings. lonial, excellent'restdentlti sec­ sized bedrooms, also penned COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. general ledger and finan- cut, excellent running condi­ ACT 10x55’ 4 room trailer on I26x vvOllrOO-’—KOOl CSfOTO / / S P.M. DAP BEFORE PUBLICATION. has a 3-room unfurnished matic Ivasher, good condition. THREBJ ROOM heated apart­ l a r g e CORNER store, down­ 649-6470. tion, 8 rooms down, full base­ recreation room, 1% baths, .....n ------oial statements. Some tion. Call after 4:30 to make Deadline for Saturday and Monday 1» 6 p.n». Friday. third floor apartment at 644-8142. ment, stove, refrigerator, gar­ town Manchester 46x70’ . Par­ ment, excellent condition fireplace, basement garage, ^ RpI i ^ E D E D 3-bedroom house un- knowledge of cost and • \DELIVERY appointment to see Saturday. Now while m ortgage money 20 Hartford Road rent free age included. Located on Foley tially flnlsbed basement. Call throughout Only $17,500. T. J. large kt. Immaculate condition ^ *22.000. ter weU quaHfled taxes. Salary open. Please in exchange for light cus­ 742-8261. is plentiful and there is An St. Security deposit required. 622-8114. Businost Proporfy Orockett Realtor, 643-1577. Inside and ou t 886,900. UAR Estate. 64S-»S3Z. buyer. Please caH aa* soon as P eter C r o y o n POUB COOPERATION WILL send resume or call todial duties. No pets or Antiques 56 ample supply of housing SALESMEN ENCYCLOPEDIA Americana- Realty Oo.. Inc., 643-2692. Rob- b ODTON—new 6 room Raised possible. HutoWns Agency, jjEW YORK (AP) — PstST BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 Pioneer Aerodynamic Sys­ children. Ideal for active No pets, $110 monthly. 648-0160. S’lTTE Of offices presently CONTEMPORARY—9 rooms, 4 avatieMe. If you are hunt­ like new condition. Gall 843-8485 WANTED TO BUY-Antlquer. ert D. Murdock, 648-6472. Ranch, cathedral ceiling in liv­ Realtors, 649-5324. Croyan, 48, is an Irishman with tems,' Inc., Manchester! retired couple. WE HAVE customers waiting suited for professional purpose APARTMENT HOUSE—6 units, 2% baths, automat- ing for a new or used home Good home service delivery after 6 p.m. steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ ing room, stone fireplace, glass a long memory and — now — a 644-1581. for the rental of your apart­ ts now available in the State lo kitchen, family room, din­ in the Manchester area let MANCHESTER — Oonverfent- routes are now open, which Earl T. Trotter ed lamps, art glass, prlmlUvea. located at the center of Man­ one of our experienced real ;^lng d W sund^k. • ^ullt- r ^ :T a Conrinued From Preceding Page will give the right men UMBRELLA tent, 10x13’ side ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ Theater Building. Can be sub­ chester, exceUent condition. By ing,room, beautiful large wood­ ly located 6 room older home, exten.sion, outside aluminum any quantity, 644-8982. divided if necessary. For in- ed tot, 881,900. Phllbrlck Agen­ estate oounselora assist you rec room, garaga, extra lot tos. basement fireplace, one- ^ cS, ^itlnr^H from ^ An Equal Opportunity good income, 5 day week, 336 Porter Street, 649-0834 tate, 643-6129. appointment Phllbrlck Agen­ oar basement garage. One acre Employer many fringe benefits. A frame, excellent condition. Call ‘ formation eaD Theater mana­ cy. Realtors, 640-5847. in finding the right home avoilabile. Leonard Agency, nowJL Paul« ..2 J.T Oorrentl, oX-iReal n- Es- Dubnn,^ Irelaiia amvea on tn* cy, Realtors, 640-5847. to suit your famifly needs. lot. Immediate occupancy desk of city, finaixie adminis­ Help W onted- liberal commi.ssion arrange­ 643-8485 after 6 p.m. W onted— To Buy 58 FOUR ROOM apartment, base­ ger. 648-7882. ' 646-0469. late, 643-5363, 648-2125. Help W onted- ment makes possible high board radiation heat, garage, MANCHESTER—8 room Colo­ As members oi both the $22,600. UAR Realty Co., Inc., trator Roy M. Goodman Female ' 35 Female 35 ELECTRICIAN’S helper, ex­ earnings. HOUSEHOLD LOTS^ anUques, centrally located, $95 per VERNON—Brand new building nial, 1% bathi, dishwakhar, Manchester and Greater MANCHESTER 643-2602. Robert D. Murdock, w a NTED—^Lakefront property. Wednesday. Boots and Accessories 46 minuted from Parkway, 1,000 BOLTON carpeting, family room, recrea­ Vernon Multiple listing 648-6472. “Many years ago as a young SEC31ETARY receptionist for perienced, immediate steady PART-TIME bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, month. Available June 1.. 643- EXCELLENT Cash paid. Also multiple dweH- -8,000 square feet available tion room, double garage, cen­ Systems we have over 150 ings. Conitraotor, 649-7236. boy, I broke a bus window with ■ T professional office, full-time. employment. Wilson Electrical Apply Personnel Department ARKANSAS Traveler, 12’ alu­ glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ 6414. C O N D m O N VERNON — Hublard Dr. —im­ MEN or WOMEN lage Peddler, Apctioneer, 420 with or without loading work. Six family apartment tral, $22,900. Hutchins Agency, ItitingB on flile at ail times. a stone,” wrote Croyan who OV>en, very good work­ shop atmosphere. College stu­ 1. OaW 643-0267 before 10 p.m. family room and garage, tike bedroom Gold Medallion Ranch Days, Bridgeport Millers Corp., Bu-stness Forms and red pines, $2.95 each. 29 Hud­ Rooms Without Beard 59 apartment, refrigerator end BOLTON-Manchester ing conditions. Apply dents welcome. Apply in per­ ______Under BOLTON—Large wooded Iota Just completed, ^ e s ^ a l - 1922. THIS (set-up and operate). Supplies Group, Rt. 30, Tol­ son St. stove, 2 children only, do pets, son 5-8 p.m. Reeves Hoffman *21,000. Call 649-6260. ta prime re^dential areas, ly for the young couple just t i xr ^ ^ ^ land, Conn. An equal oppor­ R(X)M FOR lady or gentleman, Furnished Ug yaid, pdrktaig, hot water, wooded tot, double garage, duc^ to $21,900. kBt^ Agen- — ---- 1— ::------starting at $3,500. OaU 643- getting started, lot 126x476 with Legal Notice ■ ^ Mayor. D&L Division, 11 Bragg St., East FOR SALE — potted tomato quiet, convenient location. 224 tunity employer. minutea firam bus In e and Immediate occupancy, $17,600, oy. Realtors, 648-6930. SPLIT LEVEL —family room, {gulden area and trees. More *17)0 widowed mother of three AH B ^ efits Hartford. plants, Burpee, Big 3oy, Beef­ Charter Oak St. 643-8368. Apartments 63-A 4461 or 649-7367. Manchester SAtopping Parkade steak, all hybrid brands. 34 parkway. Seen by appohit- Hayes Agency, 646-OlSl. dining room, modem kitchen water than you can use from a pb r io r OF oyer the job as.m yror of - SATU RD AY An Equal Opportunity New Brunswick, popUlatton 40b- FULL-TIME and part-time Eaton St. .south end of Hart­ THE THOMPSON House, Cot THREE ROOM furnished apart­ n u n t Cam 876-1851. mm ROOM oid» hom., d.. .S’; t.V Eimployer MEN FOR diversified outdoor openings for luncheonette, ex­ ford between Wethersfield Ave. tage Street, centl'^lly located, ment, all utilities furnished, 000, a week ago. work, full-time employment. heat, hot water, adults or new­ RABYSITTER wanted—4 days perience helpful but not neces­ and Franklin Ave. large, pleasantly furnished good condition, 2 fireplaces, VA acre lot. This exceptaomai* 649-5347' ______mo Call 875-9166, 6-7 p.m. Rosort Proporfy optiOT t o ^ by q ^ e d imy. 6- Claudia Cardinale in my home 1:16-6:15, Bolton. sary. Apply W. T. Grant Co., rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 lyweds only, no pets. Inquire baths, tree shaded % acre lot. ly weU cared for home is 6 ~ ______TWO TREED LOTS ^Vernon er. See tWe one. You will like kus JnR. , , vm n w M w ? Reliable. CaH 643-0770 after 6. Manchester Parkade. 69 Holl St. For Ronf 67 May 27, 1967 CARPENTERS wanted. Apply Fuel and Feed 49*A for overnight and permanent • Transferred owner. Priced rea- yeera'old, located In a quiet INVESTMENT minded-Lovely ^oo'x .$8,000. Mk^hes- surroundings. Coll ^ guest rates. UsUcally in low 20’s. Principals residential area. There axe 8 s-fem ilv with a ix>sslMe third w im » son* t4 ?on Woivwrtnn **- OoUlns, Oedumbia, Conn., nraying, for reaaons therein set Vatican daUy newspaper says WOMAN TO clean small apart­ In person, Wilshire Rd., Ver­ YOUNG MAN WANTED - manager for ROCKVILLE—2 room furnished MKQUAMICUT - 4H rooms, . - 9 a.m.-12 Noon ment, once a —eek. Oan be non. 649-5391 for Information. lunchonette, Tolland. 875-9329, SINGLE ROOM for one gentle­ apartment, one car parking, oompletely tumlohed, hot wa- only, 649-7861. reached at 643-0196. evenings. FOR SALE—First quality baled man, central. 9 Hazel St., 649- center of town, adults only, 876- ter and heated, $96 ]^r week. . . . , f«m. ...-b ------r«..v.b,p. ------L. ------NORTH COVlRribif------15* iguSPffii.S’T S M " p r e s s OPERATORS To take charge of our 84S.019L CHENH3Y ESTATE—14 rooms, 4 tag room, fireplace, exceUent ment, 220 wiring for stoves and Hartford od the first Tuesday qt hay. Cali 649-6911. 2170. 3917. men's department. Good baths, 2«ar garage, approx- rioset t^toce, aluminum storms air-condltionera. May pur- y e a r June A.D., 1967, and upon an appU- Cardinale wore one for a papal WAINTED — Registered hair­ FORK LIFT OPERATORS REAL" ESTATE sales person, be Land For Ronf 73-A OLD BEAUTY .cation in ^ d action for anorder of gnidienoe. dresser ais working manager, fuU-time position. Apply licensed, full or part-time. Mr. COTTAGE ON Cape Cod, can- imately 8 acres of land. By ap> and screens. Wesley R. Smith, PACKERS ctosM completely form ed. b o LTON—160* frontage, bual- This immaculate 4 bed- Su^*’ by tae'^ubscriWn* ^ t^ ^ Mhas Cardinale wore a bteck, 4.W1 central location, good working Miller, 647-1198. Garden— Form— COURT DOCKET No. 95347 celtation avoiiaMe July 29- pointment PhUbrlck Agency, Realtor. 648-1667. Wolverton Agency. 649-2818. ^ ^ ^ First Shift, 45 Hour Wgek August 12, 4 rooms and bath, Rsaltors, 649-5847. room Cape slti»ted_a few high-neck, knee-top dress at a W* a i« Intervlewtng sen- conditions. OaM anytime, 643- APPLY D & L Dairy Products 50 land lease. CaH Paul J. Cor- miles north of Manchester. 4949. By Order of the Court of Common Pleas MANCHESTER vicinity — tSrta uttoOTm!® aiSf* tlSu' bSSo* 5 special audienoe fox show bud- sleeps 8, v;tT 4fgTTnBTlllR —4 h»rttw>iti ftol renti Real Estate, 648-6883, Lovely treed lot, attached ieiB for fine full-ttoie poal- Eastern Boiler, 99 Loomis St. Manchester Shopping Parkade SPINACH 75c half bu-shel. or GLENDALE RD. Ranch with 4 targe bedrooms Situotions^Wonted— $116. weekly. 644-0788. * S S S T T « 0 x 200’ tot, big 643-2125. garage, all built-ins, formal HAIRUKRIEISSHR, full-time, top Manchester 20c a pound: rhubart) 10c a or an tn-law arrangement, 3 that herelJiafter ordered: It hi With Flope Paul VI on May 6. ’ teons available after grad- Female 38 GIANTS NECK heights—prt family Uteben with all built- dining room. To see call ORDERED: That the notice of the t •nWuMirmatore RnmiOm anid. salary and commission. 649- pound; also lettuce plaints. 21 PUBLIC AUCTION fun baths, taire kitchen with Mrs. Luther at 649-5306. instltutian of said action be given L UDDServaPore Komano smo, YOUNG MAN—selling boy’s vate beach resort, 4 room Cot- tas. Heated famfly room, tor- Now under construction — 4T vaUoii in June. 3906. PLUMBERS AND experienced RELIABLE MOTHER with ref- Angel St., after 3 p.m. or Ranches, Raised Ranches, buuU-ins, fireplaced Uviag $22,900. the defendant by some, proper oftl- "It waS a oase Of exhtbitionism and young men’s app>arel, good tsge, 2 bathroonu, heat and dining room, fireptacad Rtsorf Proporfy oer or indifferent persota eauaiiw a —(uet, » n n fer to think wan hellers, to work In Manches- erences wishes babysitting weekend-s. O il the Premises Ootoniala. Choose your room , excellent oonditijon, $30,- true and attested copy of tWs orter ™ DAY WATTRESS wanted 10:30- starting salary, full-time only. hot water. Huge rear sundeck, fivtag room, 2-car garage, Woi- For 74 ter area. 629-2177. days or evenings for working model. 600. Wolverton Agency, Real­ W of notice to be i^ u b e d in The due to Impradencs rather than 4:30, minimum 5 days. Please Call for appointment, 643-2128, The valuable property, hereinafter described, consisting of a sleeps 8. $90 weekly. 742-8143. vecton Agency, Reeitora, 649- tors, 649-2813. Manchester Evening HemM, a apply in person. Wlllffe’s Steak parents. 643-8857. newspaper ofrculatedTn Uanciieirter. unpoaenos. Casual Village Shops, 956 Main Household Goods 51 reslanrant, with an upstairs apartment, known a.s PelUn's Fine ...... y i « \ .OOP T BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. fcut..once a weric.for 3 auo- House, 444 Center St. LOCKER ROOM attendant. Ap­ Foods will be sold at Public Auction to the highest, bidder on COLUMBIA LAKE —tor rent, ------X;------Directions: FoUow Keeney MANCHESTER —older 6 room nice lot, private bearit and Manchester Parkade oessive weeks, oonunenbinc on or CLERKS St., Manchester. (XEAN, USED refrigerators, before May 2Sth A.D. 1967, and that Tam Ba$$ett ply Manchester Country Club. Saturday, May 27th, 1967 at 4:00 P.M. small waterfront cottages, WESTT SIDE^4tt9,900. Six targe St., turn right on Bush HUH Colonial, In top condition, cab- road, $5,000. OaU 649-4997. • Manchester 649-5306 D og^ —Bird^-iPets 41 ranges, automatic washers, return of such service be made to LONDOMf (AP) — Aotreas MAN WANTED to work in lum­ The said property know ■ aa No. 7 Walnut Street, Manchester, June, July and August. 648- room s, ahmalirtim siding, ga- Rd. Glendale Rd., firrt ineted kitchen, enclosed ix>rch, the above named Court.. ____ w-ith guarantees. See them at TOLLAND—Lovely new 6 room Harry Becker. . Yten Bassett, 82, has been beryard, must have driver’s li­ AKC BLACK miniature poodles, Connecticut, is legally de.scribed as follows: 3588. rage, covered potto exceUent street on right ^ IH baths, conveniently locat­ cense. Davis & Bradford Lum­ B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649------^— condition, 116’ frontaga Hutch- Svbnrbaii For Solo 75 Oolonlal type Ranrii, garage, *• grsiUM adi^^ ^ a us- \ R N ’S— LPN’S INDUSTRIAL PLUMBER puppy shotfl, wormed. Call 875- Beginning at a point on the northerly line of Walnut Street ed, $17,300. Hayes Agency, 646 Main St. Call 643-2171. M18QUAMICUT, Rhode Island tas Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. built-ins, combination family County of Bariford bond, actor Rribert Stephens. CLERK ber Co. 200 Tolland St., Kas* 0337. which marks the southeasterly comer of the herein described 0131. SOUTH W indsor—6 room SpUt, Hartford. —summer resort. Stanton Real- ....,------room and dining room with A copy, Both are stars of Britain’s Full Or Part-Time For SEWING MACHINE —Singer premises and the southwesterly corner of land now or formerly WESLEY R. SMITH rec room, garage, targe lot. GROOMING and boarding all ty MIU has a good selectton FOUR BEDROOM Ranch fireplace, 10 per eex^ down, ^ooreace B. Foley nstkmal tbeater. automatic zig-zag Ir cabinet, of Louis L. Kleinman; thence running , northerly along the veniently located near Easf\ CONSTRUCTION CO. MANOTESTBI^ room ^ p e g„taamlng pool. Leonard Agen- TYPISTS FULLER BRUSH CO. breeds, Harmony Hills, H. C. of two and three bedroom odt- in a Ootontal setting near shop- ^ 646-0469. Ihe decree Wednesday was button holes, embroiders, hems westerly line of said land now or formerly of Louis L. Klein­ f - J - For modem nursing home, Hartford. Large living room r. ;' Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton, man. 100 feet; thence turning, and running we.sterly along the tages for your summer vaca- 643-1567 ping and schools, 3-car gar- ______|______tOZ8, tHo-OoW. __ granted on grounds of Stephens' paid meal time, free meals, etc. Like new condition. Orig­ Itoh to rent by the week, two with fireplace, 3 ceramic baths, Immediate openings for ex­ 643-5427. southerly line of land now or formerly of Alice R. Renig, ^.22 age, very nice tot, St. Jcunes TOLLAND —oversized 6H zoom VERNON—6 room Ranch with atitrees Maggls holiday pay plan. HELP WANTED inally over $300 balance now, feet; thence turning and running .southerly in a line forming weeks, or more. Wtaiopaug unusual 14 x 20 famUy room , Pariah. Asking $17,9(X). J. D. Ranch on a beautiful 1% acres, ^^Wetrirt of M ah^ster, on the Smith, 32. perienced first class indus­ $53.50. Take over payments of 3-car garage. Excellent value, TYPISTS DACHSUND puppies—AKC min­ an interior angle with said last described line of 90°19’, a Rd., Mlsquomicut, R L Tiel. ASHWORTS-OT. —custom build­ trial plumber. $9 monthly. 522-0476. Second and third shift iature, small standard, stand­ distance of 45.43 feet; thence turning and running westerly l-4Ql-696-2e86. 10 per cent down, 30 year mort­ er will desigbstmd btilld your 649-8538. THE MEADOWS ard reds and blacks, also Eng­ in a line forming an exterior angle with said last described gage available Wesley R. ^ friendly neighbor- ^'sSSue of KWhryn. R MeOsjm. openings, 10% shift pre­ Accepted applicant wi>H en­ 1ate'’of MOnoheeter,'hi seiM Dfertrlct! T ILF f T T 'M tfW S ’h a mium paid. lish Setters and Weimaraners. line of 90”, a distance of 4.60 feet; thence turning and running Smith, Realtor, 648-1567. C»IX>NI^^ F f^O U SE in joy ideal working condi­ TWO CRIBS and mattresses. S5. '"'rSLgr ...... HGURERS 643-1174 tions, company paid fringe Call 1-628-6573. southerly' in a line forming an interior angle with said last ° Wonted To Rent 68 town. Bight rooms, 4 bed­ sKrmia— wm riaiw ---- «------^^te*SStn>W»trator havlnc exM t^ I , J,l F J U r f i a G S 875-4535. described line of 90°. a distance of 22.13 feet; thence turning MANCHESTER —new S bed- J. Crockett, Eealtor/N148-1577, Reeitora. 649-2818. SOUTH WINI>SOR — 6 room tA Ms «dmfaHtos«on aooouBt vrtSi C 7 benefit/program and excel­ rooms, family room, baths, ADORABLE PUPPpiS— Pedi- and running westerly in A line forming an exterior angle with PAIMILY OF 3 dieGiras 5 room room Ootontei. with 2% Gape. Gara^, fbeptace, 1% ** XF - I* ______Apply In Person lent wages. —«iew 8 fireidace, 'wall to 'waU carpet- BOLTON LAKE —6 room year BABYl&rTTER for oate dhdlld, 5 COMBINATION gas stove and said last described line 90°. a distance of 6.42 feet; theneb rent, first floor or duplex. CaU baths. Approximately 2 acres. oitlHSRIiD: That the 8th day ef g 'a f A T ^ ^ W W l gree or mixed. Wild Cargo Pet country size Utoben with room Gaztlson Odonial, foi Ing, completely redecorated ’round honM. Two-3 bedrooms, days in my home. Call 643- Shop, 643-6108. heater, G.E. refrigerator, 2 turning and running southerly in a line forming an interior 644-0006, before 8 p m . ins including dishwasher. For­ Only $19^ imme^ o^ lU W , KLOCK COMPANY dining room, 24’ living ide and out. New beating porch overlooking take. 100 x TRAN- 0277 aifter 5:30. biireau.s, good condition. 649- angle with said last described line 90°, a distance of 32.43 feet mal diniiing room, 24’ Uvtag 1272 Tolland Tpke., Manchester Apply In Person M97 12-1, after 6. to tlir> northerly line of Walnut Street; thence turning and with fireplace, huge kitchen IH acres, 2-car gar- 200 tot, only $13,600. Wotva- 88 Long m il St., Bast Hartford running easterly along the northerly line of Walnut Street, a room, heated and fireptaoed with buUt-inB, hieated fam ily age. Bomrs School. Assum- ton Agency, Raalton, 649- GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies SiifipU Flattery fanitty room, 2-oar garage, »». mMsbatlon aoeount Fund Law SCRIPTIONISTS Help Wonted— Mole 36 for sale, call 643-4678. G.E. REFRIGERATOR, good distance of 34.73 feet to the point or place of beginning. room, 1% bailis, attached ga­ able 6% \per cent mortgaga. 2813. BOLTON—Coventry Hne—8 bed- taf«, ascertatement of heirs and or- An Equal Opportunity $81,900; Wolverton Agency, Twim Riinoh fiivnlAOe der of distribution, and this Ootll'l running condition. Call 643- Together with any rights Martha A. DiTarando has or may rage, $28,600. Wolverton Agen­ $23,900. only. Own- goL’TON '—8 room house with room Kancn, nrepiace, % w re ^h-ects that notice of the time and (Oontteaed from Page One) MECHANIC WANTED — for LATHE OPERATORS -first, Employer 5560 after 3. ReedtorB, 649-2818. cy, Realtors, 640-2818. ^ ■ have in' and to a party wall in the building adjacent to the er, 6434)068, ^ swimming pool, barn and 80 tot, exceUent condition. OaU piece assixned for said hewring be general repairs and servicing second and third shifts. Top POUR beautiful kfttene look­ east of the above described premises, together with a Right of ge. acros of land on Brandy Rd. * « ’=«>• new cars. Flat rate. Paid holi­ pay, fringe benefits, minimum ing for homes. Cali 643-0517. MAHOGANY cabinet, glas.s Way 10. feet in width over a portion of other land now or MANCHES’TER Green area. 6^ NINE ROOM o1 A M ocy, 616-Qldl. th«reoo iNmiMtef a. copy boota^ OIK # MMV coaM KPa la No appointment needed days, insurance and vacation. 48 hours per week. Call 643- TRUCK DRIVER for 3-ton ex­ doors, .54x52x16” . 6x9’ oval formerly of Martha A. DiTarando, as of record appears. room Ranch, VA baths, garage, sirable South eodNQcatlon, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643------of this carder m some nowwpoper perienced with recent local FREE—PART angora kittens hooked' rug, blond chest of exceUent condition, fine neigh­ having a cdroulaaon in saM dHuS. Contact Tony or Earl, Paul 2362. TERMS: The succe.s.sfu) bidder shall deno.sit the sum of 10'J of good condition. Two ^ a i^ c- 2677.______at. days^ beforeore ^ ^ daydl RaittMr tfHMl InlLvIdlial Ipoc jurt drop by our front door references, permanent, full­ looki!^ lor homes. CaH 649- drawers; bookca“5e headboard; t Dodge Pontiac, 649t2881. the successful bid in cash, cashier’s check or certified check with borhood, only $17,600. Hayes of' saU heartns. and br msilltis 7639. antique Wedgewood lamp. Call OLASTONBUR T-custom 6 or before Mlay 38. 1967. bybr ■esitifii______M cheefcoOs, be suggested finds to and ask for the Personnel ELECn^TCIAN'S journeyman, time opening available imme­ the C ’uimitt'-'' of the Court of C '-'v-on Pleps at the time of Agency, 646-OlSl. acre lot. priced in low M’sX^^ ^ , NORTH COVENTRY to fihance preaiftaidtal oampoigns experienced residential, com­ diately for reliable man over 649-0679. ksa M. MeCkum. 96 Proepect St., . . FTIBE TO GOOD homes, one the sale. Balance of purchase price shall be paid in cash, certified EXCEPTIONAL 6% room flie- principaia only. 649-7861. SS^LmTiorinal dining room -Maacheeter. Oorai.: Jelm R. Me- M provided by direGt congres- ■ Dept, mercial and Industrial, steady 25 by East Hartford whole­ check or cashier’s check upon the approval of the sale by the FORD 80 gallon Electric Water 6 ^ room Ranch, built 1958, ann. 136 Jarvlei Drive. nunUtoa stom l anpropriation. PRODUCTION work, Rockville area. Call 876- saler. Call Mr. Feldman, 289- angora kitten and two black Court of Common Pleas. placed Ranch, rec room, 1% MANCHESTER—4 room Oape, Wtoften with buOt-ins, 34’ Hv- Square, New Jenrey, and rettmi rv ., Heater, Electric Di’.shwasher, kMOted on 60 acres o f high 6905. 4338. and white kittens. CaH 649- baths, entdosed porch, garage, 2 bedrooms, targe kitchen, to* roan,w«h fireplace, heat- m ^ to this Court. This, he said, would gtve Oon- WORKERS 0297. Electric Refrigerator, Oak Said premises wall be sold free and clear of the mortgage being large yard enclosed wHb stock- jtear shopping and' sriwota, St. ***^ ffraplMed family room, dry land, 4-room cottage JOHN J WALLEOT. Juds«. gresB an opportunity to moke a ■'* Ashley and Palm/Ashley foreclosed and of all claims sub.sequent in right thereto. ce: Patrick X McCann. Admr. M sessm l^ and ex- MECHANIC —experience plus WAREHOUSEMAN — perma- Dining Table, leaves a n d ade fence. Leonard Agency, james Parish. SelUng betow baths, 2taw garage, high and chicken coop also on ■■ buses stop, right in front. ambition, excellent benefits nent full-time opportunity DACHSHUND puppy, 6 months chains, 9 x 12 Green rug with This sale is specifically subject to the approval of tiie Court of 646-0469. appraised value. .Asking $9,900. 20’ s, WdvertonNAgeney. Real- property. A reel buy at press its judgment on what It old, black with brown mark­ F’irst sihlft, starting rate and starting rate, See Tom available immediately. Relia­ pad, 9 X 12 maroon rug with Common Pleas for Hartford County. $ 22,* 00. 'would cost presldenttal candi­ * Or you may park in our ings, female, has all shots. MANCHESTER Graen-8 "b ;?. $2.31 per hour. Must be Schwartz, Bourne Budek, 286 ble man with references, over pad, typewriter table, chains, Premises may be inspected on day of sale from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 East Coast dates or parties to carry. their 649-8638. VBRNON-^(JtRGB 4 5’9” or over. Applications Main St. 25. Call Mr. Feldman, 289-4338. 875-2507. , drop-leaf table, electric heater, p.m. room Ranch, tmuaual condi- ______views to tbs votew ' front driveway. Colonial, 1968, tiMtx Par) WARREN E. HOWLAND accepted daily. . Interviews modem sink and fixtures, oil tkm, screened ponch, attached MANCHESTER — $16,900, 8 He gate they also woufid b e GOLDEN Ptetriever puppies, For further information please call or write; garaga, firepitaoe, built-ina, Realtor 643-1108 Chilled by Tuesday. Call Miss Bannis­ BARBER WANTED, Ken’s Bar­ heaiter, 3 burner oil stove, elec­ garage, nicely landscaped. room home, central location, albta to make toe amount ap­ raised with children, excellent A. L. DiLorenzo, Atty., Committee of the Court of baths, wbH to waU carpeting, ter, 1-774-9605. Apply to: ber Shop,- comer of Dobson tric sewing machine, treadle Nbar schools, bus and shop- 8 targe bedrooms, kitchen, diii- propriated for the oaminign P.S. You may ; have STOCK CLERKS for pet, field or .show- Health Common Pleas, No. 799 Main Street, Hartford, Conn. lovely Ugh view.. Transferred Rd. and Rt. 30, Vemon, Jiours sewing machine, radio, misced- ptag. OaU 649-0069. ing room, fireplaced living Cold Rain fund more stable. He proposed & guaranteed. 649-9116. ^ an interview daily between BV«r TV AppUance Dis­ Tuesday-Frtday, 9-6, Saturday laneotis lamps, dishes, electric ■Telephone; 522-2973 room. Immaculate. Bel»1 owner asking $23,600. Meyer _ _ CONCORD RD. — beautiftd N—only $20,500 for gy imm ASSOCIATED PRESS to* campaign funds he used tributor. Ideal wqrUng con- 8-3. 876-9646, kitchen utensils, pots, pans. R eel Estate. 048-9383. , Agency, Realtors, 648-0609, ibULdw ROGERS CORP. IRISH SETTER puppies of qual­ Ranch, large ttriog ream, fito thte 6 rodzq “ — ’-----‘ ------— 8 a.m.-3 pjn. ditdoms. Good salary/5 day Mndem wood storm windows PART-TIME—Clerk and driver, ity from excellent blood lines, en buUtdns, ______MiU and Oakland Sta. week. Vacation./Excellent and bronze .screens 36 x 51, 32 mal diiiliig zoom, cabinet Utch- MANCHESTER — A^tent io n VERNON—NEW 2-family Gar- benefits. adult, good driving record! for reasomble. 742-6364, en,an. 3 bedroioms,bedrooms, iscrsatloa 1.,— mr,A rison^ rison; Ootonial separatezeiMurate facili­taciU- rooms, fsmlfyv room, 2-car c^Hna to Miassadawetts tmd toe pubUc, Umltlng it to Manchester x 51, 24 X 39; combination horse ownera,era, Hridenera and wholesale dnstributor in Man­ ties, 6494408. attached garage dn.a % acr* storms hit areas in sections of iten» «w®o and televiatoa. ADORABLE PART ANGORA wood .storm door. Call 643- room, landscaped yai4 Man land lovers,B, room Randi, RADIO & APPLIANCE chester, steady work. 643-2626. to t ObR R.J. BVgg^poC, 876- Dakotas but litoaBant weato- newspaper and periodical ad- - - THE kittens, tranned. FYee. Call be­ 8837, 5-7 p.m. FOR SALE ton E. Robertson. Realtor, 8 bedr^x^ftfil barament^ set ANDOVER takeifront - your An Equal Oppotj:unlty DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 64841958. 0774. / er was reported in most other ''•rilaiagr. toe preparation aid Eknployer TWO EXPERIENCED BACK- fore 2. 649-5944. on shnost 3 seres of land. Hur­ own summer pitace fo r $12,500. 95 Leggett St. G.E. electric stove; G.E. wash­ HOE operators, paid holnidays, SOUTH ST., COVENTRY ry, at ^0,600. Paul W. Dougan, Year ’round 4 rooms with 'VERNON CX>LLIE—AKC beautiful sable er; Bendix dryer. Call 649- A severe tounderatonn watrii tore, and travel East Hartford time and a half for overtime, Reditor, 640-4536. fireplace, almost new stove male, 11 weeks dd, champion 7997. CONNECTKXIT 528-6581 steady work, year 'round for and refrigerator included, Over z acres 1 ^ I60x '*** etiext, during toe early The Prerident proposed f H Mood lines, private home. 643'- DOG KEN N EL ON MAIN STREET.. .a four ^ ^ tor parts of eastern fund set by Congress, to b^l LAIHE HANDS and g■'__ . . ,' Mexico to the nortiiera Ftains. pinm wUch would raise on eatir h^ps avaitaWe mornings for PART-TIME Gas Light Restaurant, 30 Oak 289-7475 742-8243 street $18,60a OaU owner, 4 room ______; COM PANY Janitor service. Call General $15. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, sweetoeort iteckUne. surpris- AMDOVMtr-taketooM * zw m B\alriy warm weather oonUn- $50 mfillon for the two St., Manchester. fine homes in a private 7 . unr PtM own. Ootiton thread to used to oro- *49-8444. NORTH COVENTRY Services Inc., 46 Oak St, 649- patio and pool sand and ma­ Ranch. Stone fireptooe, trees. during the night in the em - putica to split during 5334. nure. 643-9504. wooded setting. Two model TWO FAMILY. 6-8, esUnst Waik-out basement, 810,900. Plaina area of Nebrasika, yaar’s race for tos White LAB(i)RERS CANVASSERS wanted to work COOL r r Assumable mortgage, $79.88 and eastern Colorado, Dt allowed citizens to 140 Gflwlefi S t on Manchester City Directcay. homes for your unhurried fasUoned to rather (or both) are, qutokjy MANCHESTER -eqiactoUB Co- kitohen. bnUt-ta sys- TIRE SERVICE hian, 46-55 CARPETS AND life too can be rnentUy. Pasek ReaMon, 289- t«nperatures in the 70s u of gMir tnocme tax pay- Choice 4-6 or 8 Houns Daily to Apply Price & Lee Co.., Room inspection. Just off'South and o2n be packed to tonlal. 7 rooms 4 years old, tern, g ^ . ^ x 166 tot gm^ Spring to late, don’t miss .•J ■ Hartfortl hours per week. Must be beautiful if you use Blue Lus­ the opportuni^ to enjoy a 7476, 742-8243. ______^nd tow 80s after Wednesday’s menta to the piaa. 3, 489 Main St. 8;30-9 a.m., 2-5 tre. Rent electric sham].-i Senate-House oonferenoe com- 295 Broad St. irar, to :—6 ue Buroett, The to ; M ^ ^ tuUty! WeU kept 2 family. 6-8 phis a sun room. Two car gar- -q _ \VT ______, vious experience in procesoing W. Zlnker. Rockville, 878-0897. for RENT f ' •• a* Concordia, *1,^' mlttee Wednesday went atong wSndiWter Evening Herald, k a clfx , 2 heating ayttama, 2- age. Deep k t. TJ. Cknekett, D *■ W TOlLAND-2* mtautaa from coin. Neb., 97 to Wtohlt^ ^^^e A Aa. Equal OpportunHy FUIXi-TIME help wanted. Ap­ orders desired, typing r^uir- CEDAR CLOTHES line poles, 647-9981 Cehtitd location on Main Rtreet In downtown Mnncihee IUM) AVBL IMF AFdERZOAS, AMOTiOAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. ^ garage, extra B-aone lot Realtor, 848-1077- SARROW8 and WALLACE Od. Pratt and WUtney. Six room 9* to Pueblo, CUo.. and 88 to ply in perswi. Burger Chef, ed. Excellent wages and full ter, between two"* banks, opppalte St. 8 a ) ^ G h u r^ DRIVER FIJIR lawidry , Tpute many sized. Installed, also In­ Bmidoyer 235 Main St. , company insurance provided. LUGREEHOtlBH CO Lai^e qisplay windows, 1260 sq. ft. on first flooi$ plus part-time iriorninga. CaH 649- Please oaU 878-0666 for an In­ ternational dump trucks plus Print Name. Address wkh P*Oit Name, Address with 545.0181. wcanHiLL h b h s h t o - - t Manchester Parkade garage, formal dining’ room, - Norfolk,------Neb., and 97 to St. Jo- •»- tmy^ basement. A^acent to mnniclpal parking lot -Ideal tor Via rkvia 'fttvta Number and ZlP 0ugh' trial balance and gen- LICENSED jouneyman plumb- TAXI DRIVEFtS-rFull or port­ tre way from carpiets and-up­ futofi^ iv ordering the 1967 bum from which to ofaioiase more city sewer, oonventent requires very bttto -«fml IMger, 6 day week. ,Ex- EXPERIENCED spray painter er, experienced in plumbing time, days or nights. Good holstery.' Rent electric sham- CAU OR-MATRICK-dAO-SieS and Sunmirir Basio patterns in crochet, knit, em- tion, ^ucturaUy sound. O- « ■ ■ leittent working condittooB. Th« wanted. Custom work. Display- and heating swvice. H. G. drivii^.mooind required. 643- pooer, $1. Paul’s Paint k Wall­ Me A flpadow a, -64S-U74. eraR, Msacbester. 648-9567. Bcluilae, 878-8707. ? ’ ’ 2i28!( '\ paper amgdy. \ * #- t Vi /V H. ■-1 — "■ a*^**^’ ■

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THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 iPAGB TWENTY-POUR Average Dally Net Prese Run The Weather iianrh^ater lEv^nfns li^raUi For The Week Ended' MosUy oioudy and cool te- May 20, 11(67 night, low near 40; flak' a a i milder tom orrow, hig!b 60*70; Members o i Uie Anwrloan rain prcAiability lowsdiig te Le0 cn will meet txmlgttt at 10% tomorrow. About Town 7-:30 at WeAkdns-Weet 'FVmeral Nine Seeking 1 5 ,2 1 0 Heme, 142 E. Center St., tof' pay Manchester— City of ViUage Charm ?r^ e Episcopal Youth Cldb of respects to tlie late lA. OOl. Tax Relief (dassifled AdvertMag OB N ge 2 1) PRICE SEVffif C3BNTB (R. Mhry’s Episcopal Church Miauriice McGuire, a member. YOUR BEST BUYS IN VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 201 (TWENTY-TOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 sponsor a dance tomorrow 'Assessment appeals have . -.jvj from 7 to 11:30 pm. in Neill Mrs. Walter A. VooHone, been fUed in Hartford County Ijljiill of the church. Three bands oommender of the DAV AuxU- ^ phiy for dbneine:. Refrodi- iary. will present an' Amertcan' fwnens of rdne more Mamh^^ '3.06 Inches atsnto wfU be avalleUe. toni^ to St. Baitholo- ^r pnop«ti«. b u ^ ^ the number filled to date. May FLOOR COVERING mew’s Boy Scout Troop 362 at ^Of Rainfall 31 is the deadline far fiUng' as- -.Memortal Temple, Pythian Buckley Soboed. Goal Reached, fitters will sponsor a MKchen ____ seaamient-reUef appeals. ARE AT WINDSOR. LOCKS (AP) hooial tomorrow ait 8 pm» at The latest appHoaits are from: —Rainlhll of 3.06 inches ■he home of Mrs. Nonnie Hild- Oub Scout Pack 2 of Se<;ond The Sheridan Corp.—piroperty during the past two days §xg, SIS Charter Oak St. The OongTOgrational - - Church^ will ^ a t 613 ^Main ^ St. The buHdlng is was recorded by the ewnt is open to members and «>«>»- tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. ait at $66,240, J ^ c e d U,S. Weather Bureau. That M ends. the church, from $71,330 by the Board of amount, from rwent storms, Tax' Review; and the,land ait increases the total for May $17,680, reduced from $22,100. Move Israel’s to 6.70 inches—more than Robert S. HamUton, son of Silk Worm Pup Tent, Military Also, piroporty at 615-619 TEMPLE double the norma) amount W. and Mrs. Hugrh R. Hamil- Order of Cooties of the VPW, MaJm St. The building is as­ ^on of 643 Vernon St., was re- will have a business meeting for the month. sessed at $31,250, reduced by .E rik Dam •ently elected president of tho tonight at 8 at the post home. Robert Murdock., Rainfall readings up to the board from $33,200; and the 8 a.m. total 18.32 inches for Sninlor Claes at Laurelcrest land at $6,410, reduced ' from Preparatory School, Bristol. Members of the Hlighth Dis­ Shrine to Initiate over 160 the year or 1.52 inches West Must $8 ,010. above normal, the weather­ is a member of the footbaH, trict Plre Department will have Also, property at 13-i5 Pearl IRuiketball and g olf teams at a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. When the Shriners have their the aiftemoon parade that FLOOR COVERING man said. S t The buildikng is assessed at the schooL at the firehouse on Main and Spring Ceremonial in Manches- starts at 2 o’clock from South The heaviest rainfall dur­ Keep Peace, . --t. ____ $8,270,- reduced from $8,590; ing the past 24-hour period Hilliard Sts. end the land at $3,110. ter on Saturday, Jime 3, Sphinx Terminus and goes to the high Manchester Chapter, Disabled •ihr’sh eri^ ’ Coup." is being Temple will iniUate the largest school Memorial Field where it was rostered in the north­ Soviets Say ern and easteni parts of the American Vetei'ons and its Aux- Members of the American represented by the Manchester in its history. More than will be reviewed by officers of A ;*«_ « .. ^ •« o/\ .4n f f l ^ A C.rwVii{rw ^Airv^nlA an^ state. fHkry have been in-vited to at- Legion Auxiliary have been in- m w firm of Lessner, Rottner, 160 candidates will “cross the Sphinx Temple and other -visit­ INC.— BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) tend the Joint installation of of­ vited to an installation tomor­ Koxp and Plcplcir. hot sands of the desert’’ during ing Shrine delegations from Cy­ Eastern'Connecticut points rus Temple In Albany, N. Y.; receiving hea-vy rainfall —^Egypt waa reported to­ fers .of the VFW P<^ and row at 8 p.m. of the VFW Post Sadie L. Grossman and Helen initiating ceremonies at Man- 308 MAIN ST. (Across from Bourne Buiek) MANCHESTER day to have taken the posi­ and Auxiliary at the VFW Wetaibraub — property at 36-42 Chester High School. Melha Temple of Springfield, during the past 24 hours Auxiliary tomotrow at 8 p.m. at tion that it has achieved its post homa Homa Oak St. The bunldiing iis assessed Announcement of the candl- Mass., and Palestine Temple of HERE'S PROOF . . . SEE THE VALUES BELOW «' e r e: Voluntown,. 2.02; at $39,910 and the land at $15,- date list was made during a Pro-vidence, R. I. Manchester, 2.05; Willing- objectives in, its military 610. A heairing before the Board meeting of Sphinx Temple last Two Omar Shriners workin|; ton, 2.16; and Haddam, confrontation with Israel of 'Tax Review resulted in no night. Final ^ans for the cere- on the general arrangements 1.51. and if there is to be war dhonge. monial were outlined at that conututtee are Robert Murdock (AP Photofax) Israel will have to start it. Mm. Grossman and Mrs. meeting by Russell Prentice, TRUCK LOAD PRICES and Erik Dam. Murdock is in Unprecedented spring snowfall leaves trees in Barre, Vt., with a, heavy white At the sam« ttme, the Soviet Weiintrajub are represented by pregjdent o f Manchester’s Omar charge o f providing ovem ight FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO SAVE $$, DO-IT-YOURSELF covering. Snow reached a depth of eight inches in some parts o f the state. Union said it wad up to the Unit­ " SPERRY’S Atty. Jodin Mrosek and the firm Olub, which is host for accommodations for -visitors, Power and telephone service was knocked out and roads were slippery, caus­ Navy Plane ed States, Britain arid other of Grootoert and Mahon. the ceremonial. and Dam is assisting W. Harry ing a hasty return of snow plows, believed to have been stored for the season. We^em powers to reatraln Is­ Norene W. PhdlUps — proper- candidates In- England -with the A fterglow ^Possihly^ rael. ty at 390 Main St. The building ^jmjgg about 50 from the Man­ Party in the State Armory that A Soviet goventment spokes­ GLEN 's assessed at $30,870 and the g^ester. Bolton. Vernon and foMo-wa the evening aoti-vities man said in Moscow the Kremi- land at $10,3M. Mrs. PhlUips is ^^gy be in of the ceremonial. represented by the Manchester ASBESTOS Hurricane-Like Wind Over China Idn has no doubts Egypt and Syria ore doing their ijtmost to PICNIC and SWIMMING law firm of Garrlty, Walsh and morning. Tlhey were detained in WASHINGTON (AP) — The keep peace in the Middle Ekust. Area On Route 85,;^Iton, Conn. Diana. William B. Thornton — open Police Arrests Hartford State Jail lost night. Defense Departpient annoimced "Our understanding is that land west of New State Rd., as­ They are scheduled to a|ipeer VINYL BOX Rakes N.E. Goastline today a Na-vy plane “ may have the source of tension is Israel,’’ OPENS SATURDAY, MAY 27ih sessed at $19,500. in court June 12. inadvertently crosse^l’’ the the spokesman ^ . said. “We 1»- William B. Thornton and Liairry C. Watts, 29, and A larceny charge was also . BOSTON (AP) — Hurri- The nartheaster roared Just south of Boston, a cabin Chinese Communist border on a lieye it is for the Undted States, The El-Al Israel Airlines counter in Lod Airport outside Tel Aviv, lorad, is Alice B.’Thomton—open land on James D. Sneliling, 30, both of ait 1:15 p.m. yesterday ekne force winds whinninK straight into the open mouth of cruiser waa ripped from its mission against military targets Britain and other Wertem pow- crowded with foreigners seeking to leave the country due to the tense situa­ the east side of P^ker St and Hartford, were each charged TILE ra in o f deluge nrODOrtiona MarMehead harbor moorings and washed ashore on in North Vietnam. ers to use their inflluence, to ex- JFiraploees Tables available ram OI aeiuge proponiona ^ Boston and smashed The terse announcement sold influence Israel to tion in the Middle East. (AP Photofax) the south side of ’Taylor St. It yesterday afternoon with shop- 'g^g ^ stopped ■for Pfenies. G o BoaHno, Ffshino, is assessed at $38,700, reduced , j , ,, ..u from $67,180 by the Board of Grand-Way in the by a store security guard out- Swimming in a 7-Acre. Soring* ' D in aI a -----— XT ____: ___ _ i Tax Re-view. Parkade. side Grand-Way with mdacel- one of the worst storms in Harbormaster PWllp aaik to peace.” IM Pond. iMUtifiil Sandy SnejUing was charged at 3:16 cellaneous men’s and women’s recent history, destroying described W sborm '“ m bad as A u.s. W e& t^r ^le- The Egyptian poeditton waa Also, open land on the -west 9” X 9” Tiles--12” x 12” Tiles— 45 Sq. Ft. Per Cose Drive-in Fire Pope Seen Revealing .BeoekI \ side of New State Rd. It is as p.m. -with larceny of more then olothing -valued at nearly $19, about 10 0 expensive pleas- we’ve ever had and wo«*e than rets’in the^cinlty <^ep site semiofficial sessed at $65,230, reduced from at 4:30 foe which she had not paid. Very Good Selection In Stock u r. boats is the Marble- ray* ^ TACOMA, Wash. (AP)— p.m. with larceny. gjie jg scheduled to appear “Anyone home?’’ the truck $93,180. head, Mass., harbor. — """■ ~“”“t °< »!.»■ Athtetic Area Includes: Basketball Court, Also, open land on the west SneJling is accused of leaving in Manchester Oirouit Oouirt 12 driver shouted as he pulled New Cardinals Soon the store wi'th Watts, ca n y in g June 12. The intense, latenseoson and bro(^ tonight and Satur- WASHmolON Oilna Plane .Volleyball, Horseshoe Pits, Sohball Field ^ide of Parker St., assessed at .. .__ - ■.__ nortfaeasiter turned the calendar On one large ^ m ^ ^ ^ . The one paragraph Pentagon Presidemt Gaimal Abdel up outside the suburban ’ VATTCAN CTTY (AP) — P oj^ when Pope Paul named 37 car- ,53.900, A h„rt„g b.,o„ John W. Carvy Jr., 31, of Spanaway fire .Station. ' t .• rettes, a portaWe teJevisdion set, back to dump hea'vy snow in etorm left a pile of debito M Pahl 'Vl’ may announce Monday - dinals'tn FehMsry '1966 at his i review board produced no Glastonbury was charged yes­ Precauthms ahould .be token statemeint aaM: HedkaJ wrote in. « fUM-page I Thes toadi in.; his: country AMPLE PARKIHG and a table radio. Vermont and New Hampshire. tar noaidble a oonsKtory for creating new JHitst and only consietoiry to date. change. terday with operating a motor (tenuine American- local flood dam- “A U.S. Navy aircraft on a edfiorial, that,Egypt, .bad frus- defuse .truck;;was ablftze. - It vehicle while under the influ­ ______age,” the bureau aald. “Larger mission against military targets ^raided what b* caEed ah lanaeli , pordlnals: ' in June, Vattcan Pope’ Paid had sold' after the , Large 25’ x 50’ Paviliwi and Additional Facilities The Thorton.q are renresented ^ Snemdng was Made aiurae, far below tlM normal lor 20-foot to 80-foot boats. w s» stKm ’ wbtogPWhed, and. .poukes said tod^.-'-. - r \l965- cepstatoty thtt ha wwfld seized by a store security guard ence of liquor. Now! ritaTM, fo r betow tm n ^ a i ^ ~ /L a ' r i ^ wUl riae Sharply but are in Qie vicinity of Kep to North tto n td aW iui tte'VsaWcto left (mdarosged. For Large Outkigs by Atty. John R. Mrosek. 'Ihe informants said there yps name eardlnto^owse-lha but Watts, carrying the .ciga­ Police said he was dri-ving ito time of the year, to the six- ^ ^ ^ y expected to regain within their Vietnam .today nmy liavalnad- aofepinp«i*i^ lar.- "It .was our ;flrdt drlve-in ' Reasonable Rates For Daily Use... Or dbaito area. a good chance the pontiff Would .VattMit-',;. p^umenical Oouncit rettes, hopped in a car and es­ eratically on Main 8 t. ____— hna#, wmm tmi vertentty (aossed the Cfilnese sMp^Aag'hi of fire oif the year,” said CSxlef caped. ’They said he tossed the make such an anmmncemMt'hl ertSed* TTie touncil dosed in ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES He is scheduled to appear in CERAMIC , AAorig the coast at Cape Cod, idenON^ The early morning Mgh tide Aqah^ John J. Farren. SEASON FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS cigarettes from the car onto Manchester Circuit Court 12 winds howled iq> to 78 milea an laenoiwnK. ^ Boston rwe 14 feet above border before returning safely “Egypt finda itself compelled three days, setting the Jjma. 26 Dooemhtr 166B.- HARTFORD (AP) — Carroll French Rd. They were recov- Unofficial damage estimatea feast day of St. Peter for solemn Tliere has been talk In Gburch _ June 12. hour. Uidea were as much mean low wiber. The Weather I® I*® ’ Ot tilia stage to stop at whaTIt Available at $30.00 per season. Includes: Swim­ M. Preston, 82, of Hartford, ered later, police said, m threeJeetabove mxrmal a^ Bureau saM It was Whlghest The ca ^ er was not Identified^ has-actoompliAed so far, even if ceremonies ele-vatlng bis edreiee fleg_sote ttoe ttist died in St. Francis Hospital Watts was chased by two ming, Picnic Table, Parking and Fireplace for en­ TILE TUB ^ ves crBflhed over sea waMa (Sark said the daznegettw, m iMT. ay tide along the Maasactausetts nor were any other details of this means that we wait to re- Bridgeport U. bboicee to the oaidlipdate. Phpf Intonita'io buDd ifp Ito Od- tire season. Memorial Day to Labor Day. Wednesday of injuries suffered store empolyes to Hoitford onto coastal streets. was worse than in UtoMOT tm northeaster the Incident provided. oeive a Mow llrean tsriael,’' Bst- There,was no dedr tndtoatftxi ls|e cf Cardinals >to the un- the pre-vious night in a t-wo-car w-here police captured him and Larnetts Seated xteane largely of Dec. 26, 1959, arid Ihe sixth U.S. pUots operating over hal wrote. . . Announees 'Plhn how many new cardinals might precedesited lsv!d''d 160 menv- crash. turned him over to town police. storm Wt ■with fuH fury for 2* be crooted in the itoxt oonsisto. bers,.ddtng Bo'in 8ta(l;es b y nam- For Infotmatlon — Gall 648-9338 AREA His wife, Sybel, 35, was se- They were being held on $1,- By South PTA hours. The hurrtesne latrtw the (8ee Page Ten) (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) IVrkxsT rii*rkw t 1 l Jy, they added, but experts ex- mg from 10 to 20 cardinals at a If no answer — CaU 649-8544 rlously hurt In the mishap that 000 bonds each and were sched- Many Casualties area for about five hours. * r ur lYCW 69-year-oid Pope time In a series of ooddi^es. __ Mr. and Mrs. Rdbert Largett occurred at Main Street and uled to be arradgmed in Man- Tub area includes materials, MarMehead normafiy, Is woidd name at least 28. ^ churdb puMioatlon this of 429 Spring St. were instated BRilDGBPORT (AP) The Mahl Avenue in Hartford. Chester Circuit Court 12 jammed with about 1,300 M 'to *Die Roman. Catholic »Churdi guggeatod last year that' oardi- as co-presidents of the South labor and fixtures. u .s. Force at this time of year, but the Unlverslty of B t^eport an- currently has 93 cardinals. The nato, in the future, be etoctod by School PTA at the group’s final poor spring weather hais cut the nounced today plans for Its con- all-time time was 103, reedMid Metope’ oonfler- meeting of the year last night. Manchester Youth numbw o f boots In the water tinued growth and development ’The other new officers will be ences of the . various nations and Fired on by now to about 600 serve for a fixed period of time ^ Mr. and Mrs. Darden E. Has- at. a cost of . $18.3 milUan One cabin cruiser, valued at instead of flor life. There has ^ lett, -vice presidents; Mrs. Ed- through '1971. Red Snipers $40,000 to $50,000 sank in tlia During Stolen Car Woman Killed > been no indication 'whether tho ^ ward Weiss, secretary; and center of tpe harbor. Gangways The plans call flOr oonstruc- MANCHESTER ^ Mrs. Walter Morrissey, treas- and floats valued in the theu- tlon of several bt^dings, iiwliid- In Marlborough fer" ‘ •AIOON (AP) — A compara’ ^ urer. sands of dcUors each were , By BOB COLBY , ter being brought there by am-oar for 10 minutes over bwk „ of about 160 American soldiers John Ackeim an, 16. o f 104 butanoa roods onto B t 6 ^ 44A wbero tag an Arts-Humanitles Center Informants said the United Delegates to the PTA Coun­ wreiM^ted from yacht dubs. Head-on Crash cil are Mrs. Herbert Phelon, was badly cut \rp today fighting A Woodbrldge St. Is dead and The accident occurred almost he lost sight of the auto os it (o cost $3.6 mlMion, improve- States was certain-to get at A polH« DO« anyao« another Manchester teen-ager is simultaneously with another passed over a kwfll^ mont of faculty salaries, crea- ______^(AP)___^ One___ cardtoal at tha ◄Mrs. Raymond Peracchio and Linoleum Cements, reg 9 8 c...... qt. 60o off an ambush by North Viet- MARLBOROUGH UBLIC MARKET ^ Mrs. Henry ’Tenney. nunoae Boldlera weartiw ffloShv itfaniMHns «»ltloal oondltlon OS a result R t 6 crash a mile away in Coming over the MM, he sow ^ ^ scholarships and feUow- woman was killed and two men next cooMstory, in adatton to ^ During the meeting. Dr. and Armstrong Vinafloss s r t l r e u ^ o* » on Rt 6 which a second reported stolen the coMirtion near Doc’s Drive- ^ j„jured early today in the head- VroserA cardinals, Waxes & Cleaners, reg. $2.00...ea. $1. red hereto and Communist sul- catch. ,___ _ Sloopa.__ _ ketches and yeeterday duihtg• a stolen car n/uto eu«n«iflipped «verover an embank-embaidc- in In tavnlvfanrInvolving the stolen cor andend ^^thy students, and J colMeion» o f two caira on Namea that figure m ost prom ­ 803 - 805 M AIN STREET Mrs.' Raymond Peracchio were 'dde snipers Isshed in trees. expansion of research activities. “ presented pins in recognition of 9x12 Rug Pads, reg. $14.96...... $9Jt0 merit. Dye’s. inently among the Amertcait The U.S. Ctommand in Saigon Many smaMied onto Rivethead On the orttloal list in Man~ That driver, who fled on foot 'While attending to the injur- Dr. I**". JamesJames H.H. Halsey, Heisey, undver-rxuviM- arrivel at Hartford Catiwilc Merarchy ore Arch- their efforts as past PTA pres­ 2x3 - 2x2 ’Throw Rugs, ea. 40c, S for $1. said five of the American troops Beach. idents. vmoH oWx XA hi«) Memorial Hospital is into nearby woods, is being ed, his troop reported the car slty chancellor, said some $6.06 jjcapitai was Oora C. DolWer, bishops John F. Dearden of De- Braided Bugs, reg. $38.95 ...... $24.96 The program included a talk ^ hflttTo’fioiri Coastal communities reported jjarOld R. Strickland, 17, of 321 sought by state police. -which passed the stolen auto million of the total is anticl- 59, o f East Hampton. trolt’dnd John P . Oofiy of-Ofatoo-^ ^ OPEN MON. by Connecticut—State Trooper Carousel Record A>buni, reg. $4.98 $1. flooding of Streets up to ttoee Oakland St Hoopltal officials Both crashes occurred about on Notch Rd. .had orvertumed ^ form of seM-llqui- Her husband, Phillip G. Dol- go. CTs head injuries. 1:30 p.m. farther down Rt 6. ^ bier. 49. and the driw of the Included in specidatiaa Lawrence I. Secor of the Hart­ Cemmlc Tile, reg. 68c sq. ft ...... 47o I Hll 6:00 P.M. ford ’Troop on “Organized Viet evacuated. The two were riding in a car, State PoMce In Colchester pcjice went to the aoeddent bating federal and state loans, James G. Shortt, Archbishops loo max - oc hl Ceramic Floor ’Tile, American Made 46c ARMSTRONG*. Crime.’’ Six inches of «iow fell at reported stolen from Vernon, said a trooper on routine patrol, and discovored the car resUnig government grants and from ^ orBast Hampton, were Paul, Pa/ul.J. HaHlman of AMon- uEuoiaaL m CLOSED TUESDAY Vinyl Inliad Linoleum Rcnuiants INLAID ILEUM 1th ™ ^on intentrv Montpelier, Vt., and five-inch to which coUided with another spotted two c ^ traveling ^ ^af with no occupants, university funds. The remain- reported to fair condfiWon, ta, Joseph T. MoGwken of Son Many patterns in stock ----- sq. yd. $1.49 Installed In Kitchen, In eight-inch snow falls, were driven by Leighton W. C. Dye, south on Noteh Rd-One of them and State Highway der he said, will be sought in Colchester state . police said Bltancisco and John J. Krol of (Memorial Doy) TJp To 9x12 measured ta the northern part 28, of Wilkmaflitic. hod been reported atodm from Departnwnt employes, who dls- gifts and grants from private the accident occutrod at PhlladelpMe. Crash Occurs Formica Remnants, Good selection of wio* 'teSSiS' -5* Colors ...... sq. f t S9c - e __^ ^ TT Q ‘M'fl'HnM Kfltf^lAff of the state. BUiilYS. Seven oevgm inches fell ta *•* Dyei/jrc was wcus reporteduom inau. satisfac- Vemon. ' OfTVCl^acovered the Ulio mvoutcrash, avmbwvw followed sources. j.;oui:60 a.,sa.m. west of .Martborough Lawrence Oanfinal -Shehan of L AhA ■mjiu.jurn -riAAt /v» mountala areas of New Hamp- tory condition at tlie hospital As the trooper started after footprints aurass a muddy field - ^ Halsey said about $2 mil- Center, Baltimore was%ie only Ameri- In Parking Lot 9x12 Unoleum Rugs, Large selection of ^68.95 forFhA & /4nillATn 4iniWArtnMi two SOUHrom xone p^n otoei- OI Milre._ although,«r4i^-A— suffering from mulU- the stolonstFWkm car,f«»ir thetfi« othernfttMir .carour mto the AtuJ woods. ’Ihen »nhnai th^ lost jjj,„ tjje _ remainder______has been Police said tiie Shortt car can nsimed ta the Februesy 1665 AH Our Meats Are Freshly Cut and Not Pre-Packaged C o lo r s ...... $5.98 Preparation Ihctm me aemunanOTo Qpaa to seven inches ^ rain pie Injuries. took ^ at a fast speed pad the tracks when the ,driver ap- oontrihuted to advance gifts or went out of control, atiuck the oonsietory. The Undted States A rear-end crash occurred at action was toporied drenched Nantucket Islan^l dur- Ackerman was pronounced passed I t wi » pledKes curbing on the right aide of then had six cardinals, but Al- 3:15 p.m. yesterday in the Man­ 9 X 12 Dupont 501 Nylon Jute Back ’ Carpets. Reg, $99. NOW $59.95 ^muddy ^ n Mekong w h ^ ’^ l Delta ^ Y e and¥ < i near ^ ^ * 24-hour period. Provi- dead at the hospital shorUy af- The trooper chased the stolen (Sen Pago Wine) the road and then veered into bert Gregory Oaidinal Mjeyer of FRESH DRESSED"* chester Memorial Hospital rear Good selection of colors in stock. 1 WEEK ONLY. - the tpposing lane where it Chicago died a few months la- parking lot. GRADE A X struck the Dolbier vehicle. ter. POULTRY Police said Josephine Leclerc 9 12 Linoleum Rugs. Reg. ,$7.98. — $4.99 ea. HAM SALE! wiH be on SALE! o¥ 69 Jensen St. backed her c m ^ a south Vletoamese pat- *®«^aster-ce«tersd "Obloniol-Maslar" Smokod Hams, that or* into an unoccupied parked car »» T«bti southeast of Nantucket— owned by Roger E. Dumalne of MEATY LEGS quartered lb. ARMSTRONG w^iM- the^^ knocked out power ta parte of sklntoss, shcmkloss, fuHy cooked and defatted! 93 Scarborough Rd. Boston and several surrounding tam hlghtaads that the 4th DtvF some plaoes for 13 to 14 lbs. Ribicoff Undecided LARGE BREASTS meaty Embossed Linoleum (Bee Page Three) several hours. Makes a beautiful practical floor In coloi^ Whole or CHICKEN WINGS lb. 3 dimensional design. On Dodd Censure Its richly textured appearance makes it NEW HAVEN (AP) — Sen. tor siso said toot be hoped tha Ideal for just about any ropm in the house March Traffedy Remembered Naif LARGE ROASTERS 4./, 5/z lb. lb. and the soft colors will give a lift to any Abraham Ribicoff (D-C!onn.) ta- state le^siature would “outlaw decoNkUve scheme. sisto he has not made up Ms teatimoWfd dinners from now mind on how he’ll vote ta the on” in the state, MEDIUM ROASTERS very meaty TELEPHONE impending Senate decision on But the Connecticut Democrat IMPORTED DANISH HAMS FOR graduation censure for Ms DemociaUc col- acknowledged that a senator ESTIMATES Afl Center Slices. No Ends! GUT-UP FOWL . 5 0 * league Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, faces numerous ftaanoial prob- Rtg 79c. Spedal! ' . Vi L b .' Fresh frozen and meaty ■ ■ 4-6 lbs. SHOP AT But Ribicoff conceded before SQUARE HOME a Connecticut Associated ftress R iM c ^ said K costs a senap. YARD SERVICE For Juda Sepiprs meeting Thursday night that tor an average of shout to BP. BP BP e Guarantee^ 1st. Quality whether he votes “yes” or “no” $10,000 a year, in ttdditicn to a Cut from Full Rolls • Regularly $9.95 SAMPLES BROUGHT JUDA, Wto. (AP) — Stiff and Juda and strangely, at first, you TO YOUR HOME or censure, some people in his salary end reimbursed si- TOP SEE US FOR A LARGE VARIETY OF Home construction costs solemn in Mue gowns, toe eurvl- see no evldonce of grief, Cionnecticut “are going to be lowances, to serve ta his port- GRADE are going up (25 S since von of Jtidn School's sen- "Pe<^le aren’t flying- any CHOICE BEEF 1955). :Yet people are made at Abe RlMcoff.” He said there probaMy wers ARMSTRONG lt pace with these Lodem to feudal. Ideal for both home and 66341M Like baccalaureate. W e dhow themselves in amaU and lb. morMisd through toe door and subtle ways, changes? If you’re not business. Can be installed on floors in direct Asked what he fott about the -mpYuAv makas FTeahljr ground, lenn sure, call ns. joontact with the ground. 19 beautiful colors. you see all the boys. Just boys. Principal Jerome Kalk keeps reaction in Oonneoticut to his NOW Then the gills in a smoH group, waking up each morning at one vote, Ribicoff said he waa un- HAMB0R8 Ib. V k 2 „ . . $ U 0 "A PERFECT COMBINATION” R. J. SMITH. INC. No Obligation - “Thoxe’s Just you and six oto- minute before five. happy over toe situation. He runs knows what tbs expenses ^I4e•a. minutee freah OUT OF TOWN ste. A mother stands in toe dust FROJOY JNSUBANSMITHS . 9 5 * - “It’s SUM hard to beUeve. » ^ born and uses words like - i t would be very difficult for GALL COLLECT all seems so farfet^^. . »ig» »nd “does" as she talks of tdon in 1968. ___ _ ^ senator to serve Ms consU- OROUND CHUOK t,79t 2 n . $ U 0 963 Main' Street “I’ve ^ a Rood ta just on toe JOE CREAM SALE! V gol. SQUARE . The other nine girls te the ^ daughter now dead nearly two 2 TeL 640-5241 senior Mase died in an taferno of months. the Senate. I’ve worked hard," x YARD he said. “All of a sudden ^ represaa^ 't^ pi«pte ma* ROIWB ffiOUND EXTRA LEAN.. 93c FARMHOUSE FROZEN *Preparatlon and Installation Extra burning fuel when a jet airUner given i>eta mourn. Joyce Kad- craabad behind a motM t a a epjy’g coC, the one 'Wlto 28 toee, hasr *^™r*to pothing to do with your ^ ^ must keep ‘ a BUlncb of New Orleana. 'roey .ujj ppowts leatleaMy ttaougb ■F-FORK .b^79( 2 „ ,.3 f i l __jn Ackermfin7Y6, of Manchester was killed and . record.” ' PIE SALE! 33^ wars visiting toe cily the taouM at night. I tor n niee poeitt lonf UMSCMIMCIV OPEN DAILY 9 to 6 THURS, FRI. 9 ie 9 a eompanitm crRit^jr injured yesterday ydien 1 Oomnsoticut’s Junior seoa> (••• tigs flvs) , ‘TWs ia gwAiaito weii 'sft (8ss Pags aMa) iiie s e ca n collided on Rente 6 in Bolten. Both were (

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