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PAGB TWENTY TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1968 E vrain g Hi^rald Atw« c« Dally Net Preas Ron For The W M k Ended The Weather 'Alimian I.C. Dennis Rodgers, April M, 1969 Gradual clearing tonight, low A bout Tow n Aon of Mr. and Mrs. J(dm Rod Blood Meeting Second Strike Fendell Sjpeaks gers of 104 Walnut St, is serv in 40a. Fair tom on w , high in U n . BOSTON (AF) — Police SuTtittig llrralb liBonard rreldrick of ing as an accounting and finance To Give Prizes InEngland at 15,159 said a young man sought for lower 60s. RockvUle. paM prerident of the specialist with the Pacific Air Manchester— A City of Village Charm Rockville Emblein Club, pres Miss Roberta Anne Collins of ” A Salute to Blood Donors” theft of a topcoat made two Summer Parley Forces at Blen Hoa AB, THet- Waltham, Mass., became the serious errors Monday when ented a check for flOO to John will be the iheme of the sixth Norman Fendell, supervisor nam. A graduate of Manchester. bride of Lawrence William he tried flraFto outrun, then VOL. LXXXVn. NO. 174 ('rHIRTY.SIX PAGES—’TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 (OluMlfled Advertlalng «o Page 88) PRICE TEN CENTS ^rablto, administrator of Rock High School, he was assigned to annual Blood Symposium and of special education for the Bates Jr. of Memchester Satur to outpunch Patrolman Don ville General Hospital, for the Manchester public schools and Dover ASR, Del., before going day, Jan. 6, at St. Mary’s awards presentation to be held ald L. Murray. hospital Chapel Fund recently to Vietnam. H i Church, Waltham. tomorrow at Connecticut Gen For Murray, who finished director, of the Manchester at the clubs’ installation of of Sheltered Workshop, will pre ficers. eral Life InAbrance Company 291st in a field of nearly 900 ’The bride is the daughter of sent a paper entitled, ’’Foster Ever Ready Circle of Kings Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Collins in Bloomfield. in the B. A. A. Marathon last Daughters will meet tomorrow Ihe sympdslum will be held Graiiflparents —A New Role World War I Barracks and of Waltham. The bridegroom is week had no trouble keeping at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. under the sponsorship of the for Senior Citizens,” at the Auxiliary will meet Sunday at the son of Mr. and Mrs. Law pace with the fugitives. London Piers ^ Bulletin Nell Stevenson, 27G Bluefield Greater Hartford Chapter Red 7th International Congress on a p.m. at the VFW Home. Mem rence W. Bates of 28 Tanner St. And when he caught up and Dr. Cross and W n C radio and TV. Mental Health this summer in bers are minded to bring a cov The Rev. William Collins of the man took a swing at him, U.S. Spokesman Implies London, England. GUN MAIL BAN VOTED ’The outstanding bloodmobile Murray floored him with one ered dish of food or a salad for Washington, D.C., uncle of the The congress, which will be WASHINGTON (AP)—The SU^ff Sgt. Mickey P. Tumbo sponsors of 1967 will be the knockout punch, police said. a potiuck after the meeting. bride, performed the double-ring in session Aug. 12-17, is spon . Senate Judiciary Committee is serving with the U.S. Air ' recipients of awards to be pre Edward Burke, 19, of Bos ceremony. Red poinsetUas were sented by Roland H. Lange, sored by the World Federation Struck Again voted 7 to 6 today for a ban on Force as a helicopter mechanic Daughters of Liberty, No. 17, on the altar. ton, and was charged with interstate mall order sales of with the global Aerospace Res chairman of the Greater Hart for Mental Health. Fendell will will sponsor a rummage sale ’The bride was given in mar larceny of the coat. handguns as part of a sweep cue and Recovery Service at ford 'Chapter, and Marvin S. present his paper at a technical Thursday at 9 a.m. at Orange riage by her father. She wore a LONDON (AP) — Hun sigiMtures on a petition support ing antlorime bill. Three ab Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai Loewith, chcUrman of the session on geriatric questions at Hall. Members are reminded to white velvet suit with a c r e ^ four-hour sessions both Tuesday, dreds o f London dock work ing Powell, and 600 men said sent members will be given AFB, Thailand. His wife, chapter blood program and. the Maudsley Hospital. F ills Are Not Grounded bring sale items tomorrow at blouse. Her short veil of silk vice-president of Connecticut June 18, and Wednesday, June^ Fendell is author and con ers struck again today to they would march to the House until late In the day to vote, Doreen, is the daughter of Mr. of Commons to present it. 7 p.m. to the basement of the illusion was arranged from a General. 19, with teachers assigned to sultant for Manchester’s fed and Indications were that the hall. and Mrs. Kenneth Aseltlne of demand restriction on the SAIGON (AP) — No petal headpiece, and she carried this school remaining on Bie job erally funded Foster Grand More than 1,500 longshoremen final tally wUl be 9 to 7 for 784 E. Middle Tpke. Two distinguished achieve immigration of colored marched to Commons Tuesday F ills flew against North a bouquet of red roses and white ment awards will be presented through Wednesday afternoon. parent Plan, which utilizes the the firearms control section. Fireman Appren. John P. Tun- workers to Britain. to express support for Powell Vietnam ’Tuesday, but a carnations. and four distinguished • perform skills of low income senior Chairman James O, Eastland, sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anth Midweek services will be con It is necessary for Beimet to The walkouta were in support when the house began debate on Miss Mariette LeBlanc of ance awards will be given in citizens in service roles with the D-Mlss., said the over-all bill U.S. military spokesman in ony Tunsky of 38 Buckland St., ducted tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. go the extra day, the adminis of OonservaUve pollUcian Enoch the bill. But unless the protests Brookline, Mass., was maid of the categories of Industry, in mentally retarded. will be reported promptly to Saigon implied tonight that is serving aboard the U.S. Coast at the Church of Christ. tration explained, because its Powell, who was purged from from the workers gave Prime honor. She wore an emerald surance, town or community. While abroad, Fendell will the Senate, which Is expected the $6-million, swing-wing Guard Icebreaker Southwlnd In buildings were shut down one the opposition party’s high com Minister Harold Wilson cold green princess styled dress of also spend two weeks in Israel to take it up next Tuesday. fighter - bomber has not the Antartic. First Church of Christ, Sci day in January due to a break mand for opposing the labor feet, the government’s bill to velvet with matching jacket, visiting sheltered workshop entist will conduct a testimony down in the heating system. government’s proposed new an- ban racial discrimination in been grounded again after Mth a matching veil, and she facilities of the Israeli Associa meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at School Qosings No days were lost this year tidiscrimlnaUon law with an in jobs and housing appears cer its third crash in a month. carried a bouquet of yellow tion for the Rehabilitation of the church. flammatory speech. tain to become law this sum “’There has been no roses and white carnations. because of snow; however a le'- the Retarded. Set June 18-19 gal holiday was declared April ’Thirteen ships were left idle mer. change in the status of the 2 A Manchester native, Fendell when about 580 longshoremen Stephen Cole of Waltheun serv 9, the day of Dr. Martin Luther Commons approved the bill in F ill,” said the spokesman The joint commissions on "^ - lives In West Hartford with his refused to go to work at one Aceord ed as best man. With the buds of April ready principle Tuesday night, voUng ucation, Christian social con King’s funeral. wfe, the former Adela Bloom group of docks. Another 150 after a day of rumors and Mrs. Collins, the stepmother of to burst into the bloom of May, 313-209, and sent it to committee cerns, missions, membership Four days beyond the legal of London, England, and their walked off the docks at Dept inquiries. He would not SALE the bride, wore a pink dress school personnel are beginning for additional study before It Is and evangelism of South Metho with white carnations. 180-day minimum that the daughter, Madeleine. ford in a 24-hour strike. UL. elaborate. dist Church will meet tomor to think about the end of the presented for final passage. Reached A reception for 60 was held schools are required to be in In London’s Smithfield Mar Z\. In Washington, the Pentagon WED., APRIL 24 row at 7:30 p.m. in the Recep academic year, and official Twenty-five Conservatives ab refused to comment and said at the home of the grandmother closing dates for Manchester’s session had been placed into the ket workers put more them 8,000 19 A.M. to2:8aP.M . tion Hall of the church. local calendar. stained rather than follow the any Information would have to of the bride in Waltham. The public schools have been an HALL FOR RENT Jean Sardou photo party line and vote against the come from Saigon. couple live at 3 Reyem St., Walt nounced. bill. It was another setback for At Trinity MARINE H A U The Salvation Army Sun MRS. LAWRENCE WILLIAM BATES JR. ham. For parties, showers, recep There was no Indication PARKER STREET beams will meet tomorrow at All schools other than Bennet tions, meetings. Complete the party’s leader, Edward whether a.ny F ills were used In Mrs. Bates, a 1984 graduate kitchen facilities. Large en $12^10 Stolen Heath. HARTFORD, <3onn. (AP) — Sponsored by Marine 3:30 p.m. at the Citadel. of St. Mary’s High School, Walt Junior High will have their last Bliwprint ServicM the raids on North Vietnam to 4 League Auidllary classes on Tuesday, June 18, closed parking lot. Inquire: Heath fired Powell from the About 200 Trinity College stu day. Normally reports on the The Army-Navy Auxiliary will ' Manchester Lodge of Masons ham, is a senior at Emmanuel Manchester A prayer meeting will be held honor its past presidents at a will meet tonight at 7:80 at College, Brookline, Mass. Mr. with four-hour sessions. Teach Conservative shadow Cabinet, dents left the college adminis days air operations would not be Blueprint and Supply, Bic. Lithuanian Haii calling the speech "racialist In tonight at 8 p.m. at Gospel potiuck Wedesnday, May 1, at 6 Masonic Temple. After, a busi Bates, a 1961 graduate of Man ers will remain ’Tuesday after • 24 GOLWAT STREET Bank Film s tration building they had held glvem until Thursday. noon €uid Wednesday morning 690 Hartford Rd., Manchester tone and liable to exacerbate ra Hall, 415 Center St. p.m. at the clubhouse. Members ness meeting, a Lodge of In chester High School, attended 649-8608 MANCHESTER for 30 hours following agree The third F ill lost on Viet are reminded to bring a food of struction will be conducted by Boston. College and Brandels for closing duties. cial tensions.” Powell, a leader Rockville Exchange Ent. 1496 Phones: 943-0618 or 649-8156 ment today with the administra nam duty disappeared Monday The Sunset Club will meet to their choice for the potiuck. Albert Krause and Lyle Neddow. University, Waltham. Bennet Junior High will have Show Robber of the opposition paity’s right night, and North Vietnam wing, had called for a ban on tion on Increased scholarship morrow at 2 p.m. at the Senior aid for Negro students at the claimed today its forces had further colored immigration and atlzens Center, Myrtle and school. shot down the plane over Quang payments to induce the one mil HOUSE Linden Sts. There will be a In W in dsor The agreement was reached Binh, the province just north of lion nonwhites in Britain to re birthday party for members between Trinity President Al the demilitarized zone. It said turn to their native lands. He with birthdays in April. Re bert C. Jacobs, a committee WINDSOR (AP)—Photographs called colored immigration “ a nothing about the two crewmen. representing the trustees and &.HALE freshments will be . served and snapped by automatic cameras match on gunpowder” and said The U.S. Command said the spokesmen for the demonstra entertainment provided. T u ^ a y while a man held up a "rivers of blood will eventually plane was believed to have tors. shoppinjg-center bank and fled flow.’ ' crashed in Thailand, but it gave Story Circle of South Metho with $12,210 are being used to The administration offered In no further ittformatlon on the w ed n I s m y dist Church will meet tomorrow day by detectives In their search Powell listened from a back the agreement to match the plane or the fate of the crew. at 10:80 a.m. at the church. A for the robber. bench seat in Commons Tues $15,000 contribution which the The North Vietnamese also work session is planned. Mem The two security cameras be day as Conservative leaders re student senate approved unani claimed to have shot down the SPECIALS! bers are reminded to bring gan clicking shortly after the buked him in their speeche.s. mously April 7, three days after F ills which were lost March 28 sandwiches. Beverages will be robber entered the Windsor But workers In half a dozen the assassination of'D r. Martin .V !: and March 30. U.S. officers be plants walked off their jobs in Shopping Center branch of the Luther King Jr. lieve the first plane crashed In served. token support of Powell, and Natural Bristle United Bank and Trust Co. at Jacobs announced after the remote area of ’Thailand or more than 1,500 London long l:48’ p.m. Tuesday. three-hour meeting that the Laos, and the wreckage of the HAIR BRUSH shoremen marched to the House He ordered two tellers to fill combined addition of $30,000 to second was found In northern of Commons to shout their a bag with moneywhile holding the Negro scholarship fimd an Thailand. Its crash was attribut Ree:. $2.50. • 1.33 agreement with him. ' (AP Ptntofax) two customers and the branch nually would provide full tuition Eighty-two-year-old Mrs. Lillie Hall yesterday walls are gone—when the storm hit. 'The other ed to a capsule of sealing mate Assorted Styles NOW manager at gunpoint, the police Along with criticism of Pow assistance to at least 15 "disad rial, mistakenly left by mechan said. He reportedly fled in a car ell, his party’s spokesman on vantaged” students. stood in the rain and looked at what was left of half of the house is under rubble at center o f the ics, that became lodged in the 8-Os. Slso—Breck EN6INEERINB which he had parked behind the race relations, Quintin Hogg A spokesman for the demon- her home after a vicious tornado struck. Mrs. Hall picture. Four were known dead, upward of 100 in flight controls. The two crew building. said the party opposed the anti- stoators hailed the announce- was standing in a room of the house— where two jured, between 75 and 100 houses destroyed. members bailed out and were SHAMPOO AND The police reported that the discrimination bill because it n(ent as full concession to the rescued. felt it was too sweeping. He said stwents’ demands. Reg. $1.09. robber went first to a male tel Six F ills arrived at Ta Khll ler, placed a bag on the coun the Tories want more exemp The students had called for IMA8INATI0N air base in Thailand March 17 ter and ordered him to fill it. tions for “ the small mEm.” addition of a $150,000 Negro Dry, Oily or Normal -V* 11 Killed, Scores Injured and went into combat March 25. ■f* <’>F "That’s not enough,” he was The government countered scholarship fund over four or Formula They were grounded for 11 days IN quoted as saying. After the tel with an offer to set up an all five years to the current $75,000 after the crash March 30 and ler got more money from an party committee to study the annual fund for needy Negro Famous Jergens have flown combat missions on SWIMMINO other counter station he was told working of the legislation after students. BATH SOAP Tornadoes Hit Three States about 17 days in all. Two addi POOLS (See Page Nineteen) (See Page Five) (See Page Eighteen) tional F ills were brought in to Reg. 12c Ea. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "We saw the funnel coming," while rescue workers still replace the first two losses. RECREATIONAL Tornadoes struck small com reported Mrs. William Clinger, crawled over the wreckage of Other Air Force, Navy and 10 For ^1*00 munities in Kentucky and Ohio who works at the Falmouth more than 40 homes searching Marine Corps planes were out In Rich, Lotion, Mild PRODUOIS t i Tuesday, dealing out death and Outlook, a weekly new.'spaiper. for other victims. force Tuesday to continue 'M destruction. Twisters hit two ‘All of us ran into the basement. “There’s no estimate yet on bombing highways, barges, gun Bottle of 100 244 Broad St, Manchester towns in Michigan, causing pro There was a horrible noise, like the number of houses de positions and other targets in Comer of Middle Turnpike U Thant Asks Accord perty damage but no fatalities. a train coming. Then it hit.” stroyed,” said Deputy Sheriff the section of North Vietnam BAYER ASPIRIN In Back of Dairy Queen '^4 The death count stood at 11 Mrs; Lewis Mockbee, 72, said, Jesse Foster. "Wreckage Is left open to air raids by Presl- R*Sf. 98c. with scores injured and hun scattered all over. It’s really a On Display "It just began to blow, then the (Sce Page Fifteen) dreds homeless. There were five hall came, breaking out win mess.” Fast Pain Belief ’TEL. 647-9660 On Peace Talks Site victims in the Wheelersburg, dows. I got down into a comer The tornado cut a swath Ohio, area, four in Falmouth, Open 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. and prayed.” The Mockbee through several subdivisions, Cosmetics and UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Paris Not Seen Speculation continued, howev Ky., and two near Clnclimati, home was spared, but a garage leveling or damaging houses Patent Medicines Including SUNDAY (AP) —U.N. Secretary-General er, that Paris would eventually Property damage was great at As Talk Site was destroyed. and business places In Its path. Main Floor, rear... U Thant appealed to the United be chosen by Hanoi and Wash Frontier, Mich., but only one in Falmouth Mayor Max Gold Wheelersburg is an unincorpor U.S., Russia States and North Vietnam today PARIS (AP) — Information ington. jury was reported. berg said about one-third of the ated community eight miles "to agree without further de Minister Georges Gorse said to Andre Fontaine, foreign editor ” We were going through a small farming community was east of Portsmouth, Ohio. day the government has re of the independent newspaper lay” on a site for their prelimi taste of death right there,” re destroyed. He said property Gov. James A. Rhodes or Seen W inning ceived no proposal that Paris be Le Monde, wrote that ” if con nary peace talks. ported Henry Dance, 77, a Fal damage ^ would run between $2 dered 100 Nayonal Guard troops the site (or preliminary talks versations do finally take place, In a statement issued to re mouth resident who was at and $3 million. to the area and then flew In between the United States and there la every chance they will porters, Thant also appealed "to home with his wife. Gov. Louie B. Nunn of Ken himself to inspect the damage. Nuclear Ban North Vietnam. be in the French capital.” "It soimded like a clap of all parties directly involved in tucky rushed to the scene of Leroy Collier, a real estate After a Cabinet meeting, re He said Washington has al thimder,” he said, "and then the UNITED NA'nONS, N.Y. W'4 the war to endeavor to create a devastation. He said quick preli agent who witnessed the twister A porters asked Gorse about re ready made it known semioffi root began to fall. Holding on to minary estimates show that at (AP) —The United States and more favorable atmosphere” by at work, said he saw it coming ports that Paris had been ad cially tliat it is ready to accept each other, we fell down by the the Soviet Union were reported reduckig^ hostilities. least 75 homes "were damaged and ducked into his car and got vanced as a meeting site. He re Paris. Hanoi, however, has ap divan and part of the floor fell to the extent of $15,000 each.” confident today that they would He said U.S. bombing of down on the floor. "When I plied: "Absolutely not. There parently not yet made Jts deci on us. The Lord saved us, that’s overcome opposition and win North Vietnam "in the past The victims were an elderly has been no question of it.” sion, he added. all.” looked out the car windows, I the U.N. . General Assembly’s weeks were reported to be more couple and two small children. saw about 30 houses that nearly The possibility that Paris . A residential area of about six approval of the proposed treaty \w' Intensive than before, although More than 100 Injuries were re were leveled.” might be a site was raised by square blocks bore the brunt of banning the further spread of the area of bombing is more Viet Police Chief ported. At one point Pendleton Near Cincinnati, tornadoes hit U.N. Secretary-General U Thant the storm In Falmouth, a’ com nuclear weapons. limited." County Hospital reported It han western Clermont County and as he passed through the Warns of Pressure munity of 2,600 in northern Ken This word came from in A_V dled so many patients that offi then dipped again at Ripley in "There are signs," he added, French capital Tuesday. He SAIGON (AP) — South Viet tucky. The business section of formed quarters as the 123-na cials were not even sure of how Brown (bounty. The storm oc "that fighting in the South will mentioned Paris as well as nam's controversial national po town was largely spared. tion assembly gathered to re V many had been admitted. curred shortly after thd twister increase in Intensity . three sites rejected by one side lice chief has told his chief The twister, swirling out of sume its 22nd session, which To the east some 125 miles, hit Falmouth, 35 miles south of ‘JSuch a situation is far from or the other, Phnom Penh, Cam American adviser that withhold thunderstorms 'Tuesday, struck Wheelersburg reeled under the was suspended last December ing of American funds and Cincinnati. pr^ttious for meaningful preli- bodia’s capital, Warsaw, and at mldaftemoon at points hear vicious eye of another twister. to permit fiinal negotiations on equipment won’t force him to mniary talks.” Geneva. the Ohio river. The count of injured stood at 75 (See Page Six) the treaty by the 17-nation Dis GLASS INSTALLED fire police officials the Ameri armament Committee in Gene IN ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS cans consider corrupt or ineffi va. cient. AND WINDOWS OF ALL TYFES Debate on the so-called non Brig. Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan proliferation treaty is expected Sees Strike End wrote U.S. adviser John Mano- to begin in the assembly’s main J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. poli he would pay no attention to McCarthy political committee Friday after U.S. reports on police personnel Open 8 AJH. to 6 PJVL—Saturday 8 AJH. to Noon Humphrey Seeking work of the session is organized "when they threaten to with and Mauritius, a former British draw support as q means of ap Scores Easy 31 BIS9ELL ST.—Phone 649-7322 Phone Union Head territory in the Indian Ocean, plying pressure,” ^ has been admitted to U.N. "If your division sees fit to membership. cut aid to any police unit as a Primary Win Farm-Labor Backing Also on the agenda for the Predicts Victory means of applying pressure, session is the Middle East situa please feel free to do so,” Loan PHILADELPHIA AP) — By JACK BELL Democrat-Farmer-Labor party to Oregon today, still not know tion and South Africa’s refusal YOUNG MAN... WASHINGTON AP) — The er of Labor relations for Wes said In the letter, written April Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, alone Associated Press Writer of Minnesota out of the wreck to transfer the administration of 1. on Pennsylvania’s presidential ing whether he will have an ac ■V..‘ leader of some 165,(XK) striking tern Electric Co. WASHINGTON AP) — Vice age of what had been the regu tive opponent in the May 28 pri South-West Africa to the United telephone workers has predicted Manopoli is on leave outside preference ballot, was an easy President Hubert H. Humphrey The Installers, highest-paid lar Democratic organization. mary there. Reagan is on the Nations. that settlement of the week-old Vietnam and was not available winner in Tuesday’s primary ■ is trying dn his still-unan telephone workers at an aver In other political develop ballot but his Oregon manager Soviet and American sources nationwide walkout may not be for comment. over Democratic rivals whose nounced bid for the Democratic ARE YOU LOOKING age of $3.27 per hour, tradition ments : says there is no Indication discounted speculation that op too far off. ally set the pattern for wage in Manopoli’s office had for names had to be written-in by presidential nomination to forge ponents of the U.S.-Soviet draft the voters. —McCJarthy, alone on Penn whether Reagan will campaign. ‘"There is absolutely no doubt creases In the Bell Telephone warded to Loan several reports on a national scale the kind of sylvania’s presidential primary treaty on nonproliferation might Only about one-third of the 6.2 —Kennedy, pledging "I’m In my mind that the Communi System, of which Western Elec from U.S. advisers in the field farm-labor coalftlon be helped ballot, outpolled write-in Sen. be able to sidetrack action until million eligible voters went to going to help the elderly," told a FOR A FUTURE ? ? cations Workers will have an tric is a subsidiary. with evidence of corruption or create in Minnesota. Robert F. Kennedy 10 to 1 and the fall sesslcn of the assembly. the' polls. Huntington, Ind., audience mini overwhelming win, and In the Other Bell System workers gross incompetence on the part To the surprise of no one Sec Viqe President Hubert H. Hum It was agreed that this Idea had McCarthy racked up a 8-1 mum Social Security payments not too distant future,” said un average $2.79 per hour. of police officials, sources said. retary of Agriculture Orville L. phrey even more. On the Repub substantial backing, but neither edge over hla chief announced should be $160 for couples and A SECURE FUTURE! NO LAYOFFS!! " Retirement is more than a dinner and a solid gold watch. ion President Joseph A. Beirne. In addition to the Installers )n One of the reports concerned Freeman came out for Hum lican side, Richard M. , Nixon of the big powers seemed In the know they must plan for tomorrow while they are busy rival. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy $100 for individuals. While there have been no for most states, another 140,000 Bell Lu Van Vinh, police chief of phrey Tuesday. He said he had outpolled New York Gov. Nelson mood for yleldfng. YOU WILL ALWAYS HAVE A JOB!!! It’s pension plans, insurance policies, annuities, social mal wage negotiations since the of New York, and he was 10 to enjoying today. That’s one of the many reasons they con operators, linemen, repairmen, Vung Taij, a seaside resort told President Johnson in ad A. Rockefeller 3 to 1 , both with —McCarthy said In New York Moscow and Washington also strike begai;! in some 40 states, 1 over Vice President Hubert security, equity in your home, savings accounts, stocks and clerks and other employe's are southeast of Saigon and a major vance of his Intentions and add write-in votes. that Defense Secretary Clark M. appeared to be firm against any sult a banker at Hartford National. He knows how to help. Belme said Tuesday informal H. Humphrey, who has not an Clifford’s statement the South on strike In 15 states where Bell recreation area for U.S. sol ed that he thinks Johnson Is major amendments to the draft Learn To Be A Printer bonds. And most important, it takes a lot of careful plan After all, that’s what he’s there fqrv talks with the -Bell Telephone diers. nounced his candidacy. . The unofficial count: Demo Vietnamese will assume more contracts have also expired. going to remain neutral. crats 6,337 of 9,460 precincts they worsted out privately. System were continuing. The mayor of Vung-Tau was In write-ins on the Republican of the fighting "doesn’t seem to ning and management. Additional thousands of Bell Humphrey, who has made it —McCarthy 210,802, Kennedy The Outlook was that the draft 371/2 hour week . . . 2 weeks’ vacation with pay . . . Informed sources said nego recently removed for corrup side Richard M. Nixon forged square with the announcement workers In many other states, clear he will run on the adminis 22,848, Humphrey 18,040, Presi probably would be approved by sick leave . . . retirement plan . . . hospitalization tiators were apparently trying whose contracts won’t expire tion, and the U.S. report sent nearly 6 to 1 ahead of Gov. Nel that we are sending In more We see many people at Hartford National who recognize tration’s record, already has the dent Johnson 6,567, former Ala the assembly, after a lo.ng de . . . and much more. to work out the broad outlines of Loein charged that Vinh had son A. Rockefeller of New York. troops and calling up more re HARTFORD for a few more weeks, refused backing. of AFL-CTO President bama Gov. George Wallace bate, and that by the end of the need for advanced planning in this area. People who NATIONAL a settlement that could be com to cros^ installers’ picket lines condoned kickbacks, bribes, ille Only McCarthy and Kennedy serves." Don’t delay! George Meany. 8,674; Republicans 8,115 pre May it would be s^ubmltted to pleted later in formal talks. and joined the strike. gal Ifclenslng, gambling and did anjj^ active campaigning for While Freeman’s support pro Humphrey and Freeman— cincts T- Nixon 49,689, Rockefel governments for 'ratification. F.f^^ubUAhi‘i^ 17if2 WHBR£ MONEY GOES TO WONK FOR PEOPLE In New York, Patrick Mor Belme said the total added up prostitution. The report asked the primary. vides Humphrey an official link i^emfhr FM.l.C. once a political protege of the ler 18,689, Gqllfornla* Gov. Ron The United States, the Soviet gan,' chairman of the union’s to more than 200,000 workers. that he be removed. When Vinh With 7,691 precincts of 9,460 age of sorts for a national farm vice president—aiid . Sen. Eu ald Reagan 2,631, Wallace, Union and Britain have agree4 23,000-member unit of telephone Company officials sent nres- was not fired, his U.S. adviser reported McCarthy bad 825,907, er-labor coalition, the political jJIanrl|WtFr lEuFittitri gene J. Meparthy, a candidate 2,428, Johnson 699, Pennsylvania that if the treaty is adopted they Installers, met In what were de sages of congratulations to thou- was called back to Saigon, and Kennedy 41,647, Humphrey value of the secretary’s backing 13 BISSELL ST. — MANCHESTER, CONN. HARTFORD • EAST HARTFORD, • ' WEST HARTEORD • ELMWOOD • WINDSOR • WETHERSFIELD • MANCHESTER • FARMINGTON • TORRINCTON . PUTNAM • NORTH GROSVENORDALE • NORWICH scribed as Informal, exploratory for the presidential iiomli)ation, Gov. Raymond P. Shafer 365. .. will give guarantees to non-nu- CENTRAL VILLAGE • MONTVILLE • COLCHESTER • NEW LONDON • MYSTIC • NIANTIC • OLD SAYBROOR . inNI'H'.T'N i rc;l;cx • GROTON • WATERFORD • LEOYARO • MIDDLETOWN (See Page Six) (See Page Four) (Bee Page Fourteen) all worked together to build the talks with J. F- Griggs, manag —Nixon carried his campaign (See Page Six) .(See Page Five) MANCHBim lyBfllfO HBR a LD. MANCHBSTBR. c o n n .. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 PAGE r s a k Tm > MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL ?4, 1968 send a letter to the planning public is invited. Tolland County sclous of their Jewishness. Since Hebron agency to obtain more complete Bulletin Board more than a few of the Incum THEATER TIME information on what It feels it Th^i Hebron Baseball Asso bent rulers of South Africa had Sheinwold on Bridge might heed In the way of pro ciation will meet tonight at 8 Selection Tea SCHEDULE \ Two-Acre Zoning Rejected tection. in the Town Office Building. manifest pro-Nazi sentiments DETECnVE DI800VBB8 THE Book Review not long ago, the Jews in South Amston Lake Meeting ’rtie Hebron PTA Executive Set by 'l-H’ers CRIME IN BItIDOE BAND NOBTH \ Downtown Manchester Africa are unesisy, but this does BURNSIDE — Graduate, 7:06- The Amston Lake Improve Committee will hold a special at 958 Main Street A IM 4 \ As Petitioners Reconsider not make them especially singu 9:10 By ALFRED SHEINWOU) ment Association Inc. will meet meeting tonight at 8:30 in the A S?lection Tea will be held THE AWAKENED EYE. By Now she has returned from 0? 10 5 \ THE FUNNIEST A public hearing on a pro lar. Practically everybody in CINEMA I—’The Fox, 6:10- Carl Lankof who was seeking Friday at the Community Club home of Mrs. Richard Sage on on Saturday at the Tolland (Coun R o m \ MOST TOUOmNO Parmenter. Wesleyan Uni America, supposedly to see Jus 7:80-10:00 "That was a well-played O A8742 posed increase to two-acre zon information to change his motel House at 8 p.m. The offices of Reldy Hill Rd. versity Press. $8.60. South Africa is uneasy.” V \ FILM OF THE ty Extension Office with 4-H’ers tin once more and decide wheth State — Blackbeard’s Ghost, hand. Holmes!” Dr. Watson ♦ KQ3 4 ing In the southwest area of He Into one—room efficiency apart vice president, treasurer, as Ben Bassett ' YEAR! age 14 'to 19 taking part. The It Is a commonplace fact that er to give him up. But Justin 6:40-8:66. Johnny Appleseed, commented enthusiastically at WECT EAST bron was attended by some 20 ments with kitchen units. sistant treasurer and secretary Manchester Evening Herald very few o< us are observsmt. seems to have made up his 6:10-8 ;80 the Baker Street Bridge Club. A Q9762 ^ J8 TONIGHT I. DRIW, TJMII persons last night. Because According to the commission, are open and must be filled- at Hebron Correspondent Mrs. girls will model clothes they Many of the Images we see In THE SEARCH FOR THE ./ mind to divorce her and marry U.A. Theater—Planet of the Sherlock Holmes looked quiz 0182 O Q763 7H)S.9ilO those who were against the two- there are no regulations that this April meeting. Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. have made before a panel of our everyday life don't register Alicia, and Marc has taken up GIRL WITH THE BLUE EYES. PEAR SHAPE Apes, 7:00-9:06. Matlnee-2;00 zically at his biographer. 0 KI09 O Q5 acre zoning represented the would limit the number of per The 1968-69 membership cards three qualified judges. at all, and only when something with a brash young mod fsushion By Jess Steam. Doubleday. East Hartford Drlve-In—Stay ’’You’re half right, he agreed. 4 95 4 108762 most land, the zoning commis sons who could live in the one- are ready for this meeting also. $1250 is called to our particular atten model who really is a likeable $4.96. TRAPHAGEN SCHOOL Of the 60 expected participants Away Joe, 7:80. Point Blank Opening lead —six of spades. SOUTH sion at Its meeting following room area. The regulations that tion do we manage to grasp Steam’s report on his efforts BURNSIDE Persons attending the meeting FASHION AWARD eight will be selected to repres kid. 9:80 West led the six of spades. 4 A 10 3 S0U BUPN5ID! AVf lA'.T H A *• : t . . the hearing voted not to make are on file require that 760 EASY PAYMENTS with our minds what our eyes to find supporting evidence for a may pay their dues and get NEW YORK (AP)—The Trap- ent Tolland (County at the State There is a murder of a minor East put up the jack and South O AK94 PAIUVISIOM'com FREE PARKING S?8 .i H the proposed change. square feet be the minimum are reporting. case of reincarnation offers tan East Windsor Drive-In— their cards at that time. hagen School of Fashion will (Clothing Conference to be held AVAILABLE character, concealed as an acci Blackbeard’s Ghost, 7:80. Guns refused the first trick. East O J63 The proposal was brought be provided for each family unit. Parmenter’s book is a lay ob talizing prospects. Usually when Historical Group to Meet present on May 16 the third an in Hartford May 31 and June 1. dent; there is an attempted of Navarone, 9:80 led his other spade, and South 4 AJ4 fore the public as a result of a The commission voted that the server's report on how ht Im an Individual under hypnosis de- The Hebron Historical Socie nual Ethel Traphagen Fashion The judges will also name two murder, with Eve as the target; "Manchester Drive-In — Boy won with the ace. Declarer Sonlh West North Bm I petition signed by 30 residents proposed change from motel to' proved his own ability 'to see Bcribes acts and scenes of a sup ty will meet tonight at Brink’s Award to Robert Knox. The alternates. there is a last-minute exposure And the Eagle, 7:00. Black- then led a low diamond, allow 1 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass of the southwest area which apartments would be in violation and enjoy the visual world, and posed earlier life, the span of Mill on Rt. 66. Harvey H. Lip- award, named in hon
pjm MANCHESTER EVENQrO HERALD, BIANCHlfiSTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 BIANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 t Columbifit Twisters Hit Humphrey Is Seeking Bolton NATIONAL PAVING 00. Complete Home Furnishings James Carey Executive Aide Three States, Farm-Labor Support 12 MAIN ST. TALCOTTVILLE. CONN. 62 High School Students L it rn itu n Since 1899! (Oonttamed from Page One) DRIVEWAYS — PARKING AREAS Of State Real Estate Panel Eleven Killed mulU-mUlion dollar campaign Placed on the Honor Roll OPEN 6 DAYS the YEAR ROUND— remains to be demonstrated. development w o r k spending by Kennedy and Mc MANCHESTER Jamea Carey of Hennequln (Continued from Page One) Farmers have a way of blam Carthy threaten to block "Mr. 8«ren studoite attained high ed Methodist, helped with the Riurs. anil Fri. Nights tiU 9! Ill") M A I N ST Rd. haa been appointed execu Average” from ever seeking All Types Amesite— Repaired and Ristalled at the end of the third worship service. Besides the deaths more than ing secretaries qf agriculture tive xllrector of the Connecticut high political office again. period at Bolton Jun- Mrs. David L. Knight waa in 50 persons were injured. Many for tow prices on their products Free Estimates—Time Payments Real Eatate Oommiaaion, How —The Chairman of Texans for Blgh School and fiB charge of ratreahmenta. ard Benedict, chairman of the were treated at hospitals and and high prices on what they - Mrs. Charles (Sage donated released. buy. Reagan, J. R. Butler, says the Telephone 646-2431 attalnM honors. commlaaion haa announced. California governor has made it her services aa a hue driver, Carey aerved aa aenlor exam Mrs. William Gordon, whose Along with Freeman into the niare Yvere no high honor and the Negro hue company do home lay in the 500-foot path Humphrey camp went Asst. clear he is reassessing the pos A atudente in arade 12. In Grade iner in the licenae and claima sibility of becoming a GOP nated the bna. devastated by the storm, said, Secretary of Agriculture John U , Kathleen Geer, Prlacilla diviaion of the State Inaurance presidential candidate. In Norefaif godety Department for the past five "I saw an awful funny looking A. Baker, a former official of Hough, WnUam Mickewlcz and Mias Karen Nystrom, daugh years. cloud. I went to the basement the National Farmers Union. —Two Republican governors Mark WlnUier attained Ugh ter of Mk. and Mrs. (3arl B. He attended the University of and stayed hid. Our house is a While Humphrey has had urged party harmony to take bonors In Grade 10 Pamela Nystrom of Femwood Dr., a Hartford and the Hartford Col shambles.” close associations with farm advantage of what they called Geer, and In Grade 8, Brlc Junior in the OoUege of Nursing lege of Inaurance. John Blasky of Peiingtown groups for years, the net value massive voter dlssatisfaction- boih fairaay ^ Geer and Thomas Manning. at Qie University of Oonneotlout, Carey also served in Korea said he was mowing his grass of their, backing—if they give it with Democratic performance. Attaining honors in Grade 12: was Inducted Into Sigma Theta three years with the United when "It came like an airplane. —is not what it once was on a The appeal came from Govs. ihr Cheryl Bavler, Dana Dlm ^k, Tau, natlimal honorary nursing ...... v.v’-hVifkV. national scale. John H. Chafee of Rhode Island States Marine Corps. It was a twister with dust and stores have' 1 Brian Bdgerton, Stephen Ged% society in ceremonies Saturday. Guest Speaker • The farm population has and Don Samuelson of Idaho. F A I R W A X Benedict said, "The Connect' all sorts -ef dirty things flying Hniaabeth Gorton, Rodger Junior and senior students are DINING ROOMS icut Real Estate Commission la around." dwindled sharply and crop div FIRST^ Groes, Holly Hemlnjgway, Rob- olecte dto membersMp in the The Rev. Bruno Frigoll of ersification has brought divided metal '. ^ LIVING ROOMS newiy formed and was estab A tornado destroyed halfVhe Bolivia will be one of the guest ert Butohlnaan, Judy Lodi, Mary society on the basla of schdar- f and DINETTES lished last October by the last interests to growers. Hartford Firm Signs McDanlel, Jdhn McDonald, Rob- ‘'hip, leaderaUp and pro- homes in Frontier, Mich., a speakers at special missionary Nevertheless, the vote of the session of the general assembly. ert Nystrom, KatUeen O’ReUly, fessloiiaj abUlty. community of 300 five miles services Friday and Saturday at farmers and the small town res To Build at Bradley flower boxes 1 S $ $ $ $ $ $ $ » $ $ $ $ $ $ $ "Carey’s duties include north of the Indiana State line, 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 11 Alans Roee and Nancy Struff. PoUlo Beoords idents they help support could HARTFORD AP)—The South enforcing the real estate licena- but only one person was report a.m., and 5 and 7 p.m. at Warrantbe deeds filed in th e' be valuable to Humphrey in his ern New England Contracting Ih Grade U : Chrol Bucclno, ing law and regulations ed injured, largely because Calvary Church. H ” _ 8 8 e ( town clerk’s office since mid- efforts to gather convention Co. has signed a $3.24 million 9 30” - $149 A Keith Carpenter, (Jarol Clark, REGULAR SALE concerning the conduct of real James Carey Frontier was almost deserted. Other Assemblies of God Oretel Cote, Anne GautUer, March; Arthur M. and Susanne delegates in the midlands. contract to build Bradley Inter B. Shorts to State of Ccnmect- REGUIsAR SALE estate brokers and salesmen. The small town has no missionaries who will speak at Mary BHlen Griffin, Karen Hills, SoUd Maple Captain’s Chair (ctie cniy) 3498 2 4 . 9 5 The vice president recognizes national Airport’s International Icut, property on Bolton Center He will also enforce the state Mazzle, Uncasvllle, Cochegan schools, so its children were ed the services are the Rev. Mil- 24” - $159 I » 36” - $1J» A Gary Jesld, Duane LeBIanc, that he needs help in that area Building. Rd.; Lawrence F. STano to John m-back WjHK Chair, RuaoeA Vinyl . .130.98 1 1 9 . 9 8 j statutes pertaining to the Bowmen, women’s freestyle, ucated elsewhere; it has almost ton Kersten of Guiana and the Barbara Murphy, Jean Pesce, KUng Sdid Maple Captain’s Chair as well as from the unions in the Signing Tuesday for the Hart J. and Barba rJ. Spostto, prop practice of real estate in Con 393. no Jobs to offer, so its working Rev. V. H. Shumway of Ni ^ 2 locations: main st. and cast middle tpke. Deborah Poretoron, John Pot- (one only) ...... 47.96 42JI9 big industrial states and from ford company was its president. A erty on Steele’s Crossing Rd.; necticut." Tax Penalty adults are employed elsewhere, geria. The program will also terton, Paula Rose Vesca and Brawn Quoted E.A. SwlveS Rocker . .119.98 7 9 . 0 S party regulars in the South to Robert A. Weinerman. Charles London Park Inc. to mUiard Benedict added that Carey Residents are reminded that and by happenstance most of its include two color films, "Chil ^ • both stores open thurs. and frl. till 9:00 p.m. • ^ Charles Zeppa. Khng SdUd Maple Large Dining Table, offset the strength that Kennedy Sweeney, state public works T. and Rebecca M. Carll, prop will be responsible for carry all unpaid taxes due April 1 will nonemployed womenfolk were dren of the World” and "Land seats 12 people, spoon f o o t ...... 209.60 1 0 4 J W confidently expects to gain from commissioner, represented the Ih Grade 10: Cheryl Ansaldl, erty on School Rd.; Enrico M. Rawhide Vinyl Occaeiooal Ghelra...... 54.50 4 4 * 9 ing out all policies set by the be subject to a penalty interest at a club meeting in a neighbor of a Million Gods.” There will New York and California and in state, Allan Chcconl, KatUe Smith, Flano to Ronald Maynard, pro^, commission and will act as ad of one-half of one per cent per ing town. be a display of curios and the KUng Maple Hltdtoock Chalra ...... 38.50 24.95 the presidential primaries. Jene Stevenson, John Warfel erty in Tanglewood. ministration head of the staff. month from the due date until flags of many nations. Tutted Back RecUiter Chair, 2 oolcra . .80.95 7 7 . 0 Big Rapids, Mich., 170 miles Elsewhere on the political and Diane Williame. Also, Albert R. Martin and KUng, set of 6 Sdid Maple Dining Oiaira, Carey is marred to the form they are paid. Bom in Trieste, Italy, the to the northwest, also was hit by scene: In Grade 0: Sharon Carpen Olive B, Carlnl to Frances M. er Patricia Welch of Andover Mrs. Erminia Lowman, tax Rev. Mr. Frigoli served with 4 side and 2 arm, gdd seats...... 369.00 2 S 9 j8 9 a twister. It damaged a factory, —Indiana Democratic Chair ter, Joeejib Dlmook, Holly d Maher, property on Clark Rd.; Odd Nykm Plotfccm Rocker ...... 49.08 3 9 . 9 and they are the parents of two collector, will be at Yeomans Mussolini's Fascist Black Shirts 9 tore a portion of the roof from a man Gordon St. Angelo said ton, Boott Grenon, Vincent Ml- Maurice E. and Gall E. Hebert K in g SoHd CXierry 38” Hutch txjp for server, daughters. Hall Saturday and May 1 from as a member of the elite troops. high school where classes were greoo, Terri Duelette, Beverly to J. Watson Beach and Co., The seventh annual Mental After emigrating to Bolivia, he Black Vinyl Ocoaskmal Chair ...... 49.98 3 9 . 9 no base to go with I t ...... 110.00 5 9 .9 5 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for collections. in progress and injured nine Bimon^md Jeanne Webb. property on South Rd.; Berna Health shoot held Sunday by trained for the ministry. He has B R O A D ST. Taxes may also be paid at her persons. Ih ^ ra d e 8; Steve Descanlo, dette R. Piaseezny to Donald KUng Solid Ghezvy Ladder Bode C%air the Columbia Lake Bowmen, served as pastor of the Santa hbme on Cards Mill Rd. In the wake of the tornadoes, MANCHESTER Barlco Ftano, Joan Licltra, Ma G. and Isebell R. Eagleaon, Large Gold ’Tweed Swlvd R o c k e r -----90.50 7 9 . 9 netted $120 to the Mental Cruz Church of the Assemblies CHARGE YOUR (one only) ...... A9-60 2 9 .9 5 Cancer Fund Drive strong, blustery winds buffeted ★ ria PaggioU, Craig Potterton property on Hebron Rd.; An Health Association, according of God, and has held various Mrs. Kenneth Fox, cancer a wide area from Ohio to Min and Stephen Sherman. drew Ansaldl to Penelope C. KUng Solid Cherry Dining Room Group. to Mrs. Arthur Hall, tourna executive offices of the Open Daily Large Vinyl Swivel Rocker, 2 ootona . .109.98 7 9 . 9 fund chairman, says Columbia’s nesota today. The intense storm PRESCRIPTION m Grade 7: Stanton Conooer, Taylor, property on Mohican Large oval table that extends to 100”, ment co-chairman. Assemblies of God in Latin quota is $760 and to date she system rapidly moved across 10 to 10 David Delany, Beth LaFrancis, Tr.; Bolton Notch Lumber and Mrs. Hall said S4 archers reg America. 4 ladder beck aide end matching arm has received $302. Lake Superior into Canada. Diane Leiner, Sharon Maneggla, Supply Co. to Bernard Oelslng- Modem SeiUn Walnut End ’Table ----- 31.60 1 9 . 9 8 istered for the benefit. Upon returning to Bolivia, the . t»hiUr ...... 466.00 S 9 5 .8 9 Snow fell in northeastern Min Bdward Manning, Lori Meloehe, er, property on Rt. 44A In The check was presented to The drive ends April 30. missionary and his wife will di nesota, Upper Michigan and Jeanette Paggioli, Deborah cluding buildings and 25 acres Miss Geraldine Novotony, presi Mrs. Fox says, "Gifts may be rect the missionary operation Millie Boeitca R o c k e r ...... 29.08 1 9 . 9 5 KUng Solid Cherry HUcboock Side Chalra, Northern Wisconsin. Duluth, Richardson, James Webb and of land; Joseph A. and Ocella dent of the Association. made in memory of a friend or of the Assemblies of God Evan ruah seats ...... 49.60 3 9 i » 5 Minn., recorded 1 inch of nev/ Brandan WUUoms. L. Richards to John and Har Miss Novotony said, "The gelistic Center at La Paz. a member of the family and a snow in six hours to bring the AT FomoiWKmolfyMreriSsal BraaisI riet Adamlk, property on Rose 38" Black and Odd Hitchcock BezKfa . .79JB8 6 4 .5 0 Two SoHd Oak Dining or Deek program committee is working card of acknowledgement will Lenten School Staff total snow depth there to 4 inch The staff of the Lenten Mls- wood La., and Ann E. Griffin Chdra, 2 «*■ ...... 49.96 2 4 .5 9 on plans for an ex-patient club be sent to the family for whom es. Five inches covered Hibbing, at Leonard's Shoe Store, Main PINE PHARMACY to Elsa A. Johnson, property on in the area and volunteer serv Blon School, held by three Bol-. Rust ’Tweed Cdonial Floor Rocker, the remembrance is Intended.” Minn., while International Falls, St., or by calling Mrs. Fred T. Femwood Dr. One only. Chrome Dinette C h a ir...... 14.98 2 . 9 8 ices will be increased in the OflBter St. ton chmxhes before Easter, has . maple ...... 79.98 8 9 . 9 $ Clerk’s Office Closed Minn., measured 3-inches. Blish in , 9 Laurel St. Certtflcates of condemnation: Windham - Tolland unit. This been announced. Over 100 chil ’Die town clerk’s office will be Some power and telephone Edward J. Sawina et al. to SoUd Maple Dry Shde ...... 7998 Q 9 4 I 9 shoot is actually a kick-off for S M i Beautl Aids dren were enrolled In the school, lines were out in the Duluth and Small KroeUer Green Vinyl C h a ir-----69.98 5 4 . 5 0 closed Friday when the town wUch met four Tuesday after State of Connecticut property on our campaign which begins in Bemidjl areas and high winds Maple Deacon’s Bench ...... 3498 2 9 . 9 5 clerk and her assistant attend noons at S t George’s Episcopal Bolton Center Rd.; Nornian May. We are delighted and ripped off the roof of a building" Smethurst to State of Connecti grateful to the Bowmen." ed a state conference. 'The of b jV : flf J if OfeCOMBf I Church. ’The tbeme this year 87" Kroehler Gold Cootemporary Mhple Harvest ’Table, drop leaves, in Owatonna in the southern part cut, property on Bolton Center Top scorers of the day were fice, though, will be open to was Japan. s Sofa ...... 279.98949J9S 50" Vvig ...... 79.96 6 8 J 0 9 of Minnesota. Rd. Robert Dyjak of Mansfield, Co morrow 9 a.m. to noon. IMPORTANT Teachera were Mrs. Vemcn Late evening violent weather Ck)smetically Quit-claim: Hartford Electric lumbia Lake Bowmen, with a Lunt, Mrs. Robert Gagnon, Idrs. Nationally Known, American of Mlartins- continued to the east Tuesday. Youi"s Light Co. to State of Onmecti- KUng SoHd Pine 74" Seta end Mjatching score of 495 freestyle; Ronald Manchester Evening Herald vlile American Walnut, Wormy Chednut: Hail 1% to 2 Inches in diameter Warren Potter, Mrs. David cut, property off Bolton Center Chair. Genuine foam seaits and becks 396.00 3 4 0 . 9 5 Sullivan, Franklin Hill Archers, Colombia correspondent Vlr- Charles Nail 64” Buffet, 60” CXiina, ’Table tbot extende pelted the Knoxville, Tenn., area MEETING Gillette Toomey, Mrs. Gerald Greend ^Rd. top Bear Bow, and Mrs. Inesginla Carlson, tel. 228-9224. Polisli while a tornado hit Lodi, 18 Antell and Mrs. Harry Goodwin. \Executor’s deed: Fannie Hlm- to 94” , 4 Side Chairs, 2 arm chairs, 9 I4'/j-oz. Sham Remover RIGHT KUng Matching Large Plaitform Rocker, miles south of Cleveland, and Also, Mrs. Harold Williams, m^CReln (executor for estate of pieces, Oxxtemporary style. Sold as com damaged at least one home. SEWERS FOR CLEAN WATER poo or Creme GUARD soUd pine ...... 170.60 1 5 9 J I 5 Rinse Mrs. Donald Dllwortta, Mrs. d a n n e e H. Anderson) to Bruce plete group oriy ...... 1,049.00 0 95419 Sees Strike End A broad pattern of rain doused IN MANCHESTER 19c John Toomey, Mrs. Samuel Wal G. and Theresa L. Ronson, prop many sections from Louisiana :i9c size, 97c ker, Mrs. Julie Coelho and Mrs. erty on -Bolton Center Rd. KUng Large Platform Rocker, black vinyl 7-Pleoe Dinette. Bronze tone and watanit to the Carolines into New Jer 49c table and 6 cbairB. Table eootends to seat "W hat clean water can do for the people of| 3.3 oz. 1.49 size, 7 oz. Richard Owen. cover, sdid pine ...... 163.50 1 4 0 . 9 5 sey and the lower Great Lakes. 89c size W Ministers of the host church Manchester Evening Her 8 with cue 12" leaf...... 8898 0 0 ;0 0 Manchester" and the participating churches, ald Boltoit correspondent, Phone Union Head Bolton Congregational and Unlt- Olemewell Young, teL 643-8981. 84" Oontemporary Sofa, full foam Contemixxrezy W alnut 5-plece dinette LTM Plans Party PANEL DISCUSSION BY ENGINEERS omstruoUon, gdd cover ...... 269.98 2 4 9 . 5 0 group extends to seat 8, all wood . .12998 1 9 9 4 1 8 and TOWN OFFICIALS Predicts Victory Opening Mghl Spanish Breakfront. 62" base with gtasa doer hutch ...... 239.96 1 4 9 4 1 5 (Continued from Page One) The Little Theatre of Man PLAGE: Second Congregational Church | sands of management personnel ports included one of solder chester (LTM) will sponsor an North Main St., Manchester Square Lamp Table, marble t o p ...... 99.60 794»8 poured into parts of a telephone LOUNGE for filling the Jobs of strikers Opening Night Party Thursday, Lane Genuine Walnut Wall Table, and maintaining near normal exchange in Janesville, Wls. May 2, after the opening of its CHAIRS DATE: Thursday, April 25,1968 CONTAC lerveniUe cone paneie ...... 114.96 7 9 4 1 5 telephone service despite the. Beime earlier warned that forthcoming production "Bare CHARLES ANTELL sabotage wouldn’t shorten the SOFT ’n NATURAL first nationwide walkout in 21 foot in the Park,” at BaUey DUSTING POWDER STYLING GEL Cold Capsules 1.49 size years. strike, but said he was sure his Auditorium, Manchester High union members weren’t respon TIM E: 6:00 P.M. 69c Size 33c pkg. of 10 87c Belme said that Just proved School. The event will be hell 36c sible for any of the incidents at the new cocktail lounge at Everybody Welcome 69c size, 12 oz. "people are still important" in that included cut cables and the highly automated telephone Willie’s Steak House from 11 ROCKERS damaged telephone booths. p.m. to 1 a.m., and is open to (Be Prepared to Vote April 30) industry. In Alabama, union attorneys all members of the opening Beime has predicted Bell’s awaited federal court action in night performance. Sponsored By THIS IS THE 1968 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL vast computerized dialing sys Mobile on their bid to throw out The cast of the play, produc Second (Congregational Church JUST tem would eventually begin to a state injunction ordering the WONDERFUL tion crew and business staff break down without ,the skilled union to tell its members at St. Bridget Roman Catholic Church win attend the party. No reser Hair Spray services of the strikers. Southern Bell Telephone Co. to Colgate vations are necessary. Tickets Center (Congregational Church Despite the lack of formal ne cross installers' picket lines and Toothpaste for the play may be purchased 48c gotiations and the unidn’s anger return to work. KOTEX 95e size, 6% oz. 98c size, 13 oz. over a company-obtained court Beime said enforcement of Sanitary Napkins injunction in Alabama, relations the state injunction was being 1.61 size, 48’s 59c appeared to remain relatively held up pending the outcome in reg. or super 1.35 good between union and Bell of federal court and Alabama tele dtps to nothing in hack.., 1967 ficials. phone workers remained on Beime granted permission for strike. quick-zips up the front V RECLINERS strikers to go back to work in a The union succeeded earlier tornado ravaged area around in having a similar state injunc BEAUTY BAR BEDROOMS Falmouth, Ky., to help restore tion in Kentucky voided by a CLAIROL TABLES, TABLES AND MORE TABLES damaged telephone lines. federal Judge in Louisville. RONDEAU Perfect 8$$$$$88888$8888 Company officials were res But Beime said more than a SPECIAL $ $ $ $ $ « 8 8 $ $ 8 8 8 8 8 8 TORSOLETTE PEPSODENT trained in reporting what they dozen strike leaders in both Picture called scattered incidents of de states had been cited fqr con Toothpaste 1666 o.^c size, ey4 oz. liberate damage to telephone tempt of court and, "W e’ve got on 20% all Clairol makeup REXHJLAR SALE 1,29 REGULAR , SALE equipment. The latest such re to get that cleared up.” at Beauty Bar ^ L i l y e f t e 2.25 size, 16 SoUd Maple SpincUe Bed, full d z e ----- 69.96 3 9 4 > 5 49c Lipstick, Nail Polish, 't'* Kroehler Hl-Back Conteanporary Chalra 99.60 6 0 i l 5 Compacts, oz. Assorted Face Powders colors. s Nationally Known American of Martins Any objection to looking simply Kroehler Print Contemporary Hostess ville Amerioan Walnut, wormy chestmxt; luscious in the new bared-back Chair ...... 94.60 7 4 . 5 0 68" Triple Dreaeer, 2 Mirrors, 35” six- fashions? No? Then, you’ve drawer Chest, Qttoen Size Bed and 2- no choice, my dear, but to 1965 drawer Night Tables ...... 719.60 0 4 9 , 5 0 wear this Rondeau. The Lanolin Kroehler TradiUonal Arm Cbatf, blue ■ .99.60 7 0 . 9 5 Your G ift G id krj contour-padded cups, Plus SCOPE 1 Pair KUng SoUd Cbemy ^lindle ’Twin underscored with wire, Kroehler Lawson Chair, odoniBl print Beds. Buy the p a i r ...... 189.00 1 4 9 ,9 0 space and shape you to H air Sproy Mouth Gillette 935 M A IN STREET - AT WATKINS 2 piece sets...... 99.60 7 9 . 9 5 high, rounded perfection W ash f o a m y Contbemporary Walnut Bedroom: 60” with never a moment’s 58c TELEPHONE 643-5171 Shave 9-drower Triple Dresser, 38" Cltost, 2- uneasiness. The long 98c size, reg. 64c~ Kroehler Sofa by Day Bed at Night drawer Night Table and B e d ...... 429.98 3 8 9 4 N > line back tucks hips Bomb or hard - to ■ 87c size, with matching d u ir, tw e e d ...... 349.98 3 2 0 . 9 5 under for sheaths. hold. 70c size, 1964 5-Pieoe Group. A group to decorate 'tbot 12 oz. fl'/i oz. Embroidered nylon extra bedroom, aiitumn . qak, 1 pair Twin marquisette with } \ French Prottodal Sofa end Choir . . . .299.60 2 6 9 . 5 0 Beds, Night Table, Bacheior’a Chest wtth ORIGINAL cotton and dacron j * ... AND THESE ARE 1,2,3 AND 4 YEARS OLD •lastic. Talon front set of bookshelves ...... 299.60 2 3 9 4 1 5 Large Quilted Velvet Swivel Obair . .129.98 1 0 9 . 9 8 jtipjger. .!'£ Cosmetically "HUrinEL"FI6URES. 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the Manchester Fine Art As Artist to Show sociation, Bolton Art Club, Tol land County Art Association, R I E L O I L MHS Honors Listed Work in Oils and the South Windsor Art I t AK. Manchester in Days Gone By -B y CLA Y R- PO L LA N - Mrs. Myrtle Oeulson of Bran League. She conducts c l^ e s 15.4 AMS ______in her studio at the University too Old. Blln. O.OJ1. For Third Quarter MAR. 22 Your Doily Activity Guido Jrt SEPT. 23 dy St., Bolton, will give a dem- According to tho Store. OCT. 23 onstration in oils at a meeting of Connecticut, and t4-Hoor Burner Benrloel APR. 20 EARLY SCHOOLS IN These four districts which log of the Bast Hartford Art nlng classes at Ekist Windsor MwchMter ^ h School’s hon- Sloari, James Slnnamon, Bar- To develop message for Thursday, 23-37-4&-58A^ R. B. REOIUS 4.2i>aa®44 reod words corresponding to numbers 69-72-8089^ MANCHESTER were given permission to main XiSague tomorrow at 8 p.m. at High School. ors lists for the third marking bam Smith, Berdlne Specter, '47-62-74 FUEL OIL period have been announced as Donna Spooner, Maralyn Ta- o f your Zodiac birth sign. It waa not until the year 1781 tain a school were; one at Jamb Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, ------~ ^ TAURUS that any building: which could Stone Plain (Buckland), one Sunset Ridge Dr., Bast Hart- The life of an apple tree is 649.4908 batoky, Dana ’Diresher, Ursula ^ A P R . 21 '1 Ideol 31 Are 61 Fulfill •fouk STORES OF FASHlO'** 2 Should 32 Duty 62 Costly be classified as a school came near Ezeklal Webster's (Man floixi, anywhere from 60-150 years oe- SENIORS, mOH HONORS Trieschmann, Judith Tuttle, I W AY 21 63 Try 3 Conferences 33 Forties 11-27-29-; into existence within the area chester Green), one between M n . Carlson is a member of pending on the soil. , M a^M et Abert, Joanne Carol Ucello, Gall UnsvrortUi, 7- 8 -3 $ ^ 4 Advice 34 To 64 This Agostlnelli, Lyime Bernardini, Hoiberta Uippllng, Bteven Void- ^ 6 4 ^ 1 -8 4 5 Someono 35 A 65 For S3-71-76 which is now the Town of Man SaJ’t. Sami. Gains and Alex 66 Potlently GIMINI 6 For 36 And SAGITTARIUS chester. ander Keeney (Keeney St.), and WlUiam Brlndamour, David ulls, Joeume Vincent, Marilyn 37 Willing > 6 7 'Not M A Y 22 7 Deor NOV. 23 As early as the year 1718, one near Doctor Clark's (the Chace, Joseph Czerwlnskl, Ellz- Vojack, Earl Watrous Cfarle- 8 Or>es 38 Should- 68 Doy abeth Day, Lynn Dupont, Ruth ton Welman JUNE 22 9 Likely 39 Fill 69 For dec'. 22 _ however, that part of Hartford central part of present South 10 Dotes 40 Loods 70 A east of the Connecticut River Manchester). It was stipulated Blsesser, Richard Fegy, John JUNIORS, HIGH HONORS w ,42-43-55*59 11 Accept 41 Shop 71 Enjoying 2- 5-22-05#" ^61-7(m-90 42 An 72 Thir>gs 50-52-66^^ now making up the towns of that these schools were to be FraslOT, B ubara Gruba, Sha- Mark Aihlness, Robert Blel- 12 And Stacy Ames floaty^ CANCR 13 Sociolizing 43 Unexpected 73 Be CAPRICORN East Hartford and Manchester built without any cost to the ron OwOTek, Evelyn Haugh, ler, Janice Bonham, David 44 Result 74 Errors Robert Horton, Mark Jeske, Brannlck, John Briggs Wayne . JUNE 23 14Go DEC. *23 was divided into two school dis Society. With these settlements G ^ Jodohi’ Diane J. Johnson, Oolla, Jean Dorcherter, Doug- tricts, the North District and also in need of schools, we can 77 Embroiled Bdward Kelderllng, William las Rlchman, Lola Blsesser, i7 T o "' 47 In 1- 6-13-15^ the South District. The Hocka- understand better the inviation M8-26-34-^ 18 Good 48 For* 70 In 3»36-54 V » flowered voile shifts /^57*55-79-87 49 Yourself 79 House num River formed the dividing extended by Captain Marsh to Kennedy, Karen Krinjak, Linda san Bmmerllng, Margaret Hal 19 If LiO 20 Heovy 50 Proposition 80 You line between them, with the come and see what Hop Brook e r ' . . . . Bruce Hurt, Carolyn 21 Received 51 Should 81 With Alro, Cyn^thla LoMagllo, Mar- Johnson, Diane M. Johnson, li II V nj town line of Glastonbury as the had done. May, C ^ ly n Mellen, Janet Kathryn A. Johnston, Marcy , AU^. 23 23 Be southern boundary of the South M Recreation 84 Arguments are desif^ned to make The school on Keeney St. was 24 Interviews 14- 16- 19-281 District. Both districts extend Mosely, Andrea Nielsen, Ray- Juran, Baihara Kelly, Janloe |f^20-32-40Jl 25 Find 55 Stronger 85 Assumed . erected soon after the one at 45- 48-56 ed as far to the east as the mond Pace, Judith Palmberg, Krause, Tonu Kuuslk, Cherl N^67-7385-8a 26 Doy 56 Moves 86 Hoppiness Hop Brook. It stood on the west Alma Pearl, Pamela Pllkonls, Levine, Martha Mustard vnoo '2 7 5ociol 57 Especlolly 87 Beautiful nscis “ lots” then in existence, a dis 28 Moking 58 S p ^ d 88 Now FEB. 2 0 J side of Keeney St. opposite the Peter Rubins, Miriam Schettler, Also, James Naschke, Robin AUG. 24 59 Could 89 Need tance of about twelve miles. 29 Invitotions MAR. 21 ' a pretty miss even site of the later building which 1 SEPT. 22 30 M o y 60 Ideolly 90 W ish The first school within the ^ ^ 11 n Neletoer, Janice Ohuchowski, 4/25 9-17-25-49/< was in use until the present Sinlth, D ebor^ Snyder, Nancy David Okrant, Donald Osier, 3-10- 12- 2 ( Adverse Neutral limits of the present Town of ^31-60-75 (S)Good € 17 7 -7 8 8 2 -f Manchester had its origin in a Keeney St. School was opened. ^ a n o , ^ i« l a a Steely Cyrus Douglas Pastel, Martha Rus- Town Meeting held in 1745, at Information seems to be lack «ev6M , Dartd Strimaltis, Alan sell, Paula Sanchlnl, Harold prettier! which time it was voted "that ing about buildings in the other v ^ n ry ^ Sandals, Susan Sllhavy, K a r e n ------those persons living in the Five three districts, but the districts BWTCTftM winra¥T¥*ai» Ijawrence Smith, Chapin, Susan Daigle, Dean ren Thumauer, Robert Trotter, Miles of Land in this Society themselves were well establish * HfWORS Christine Toomey, David Ware, Desrosler, Dorothy Dey, John Russell Turner, Barry Walch, have their Rateable List of ed by the time the TWve Mile' DlClocclo. Paul Dod/e, Mau- John Walsh, Mark Wlnzler, Don- School Money amongst them Tract was designated as Orford .REGULAR HONORS reen Donovan. Matthew Dun- na Wlrta, David Wolfram, Dus- Society in 1772, and all of them 2 selves by dlrecUon of the School W n m T Ackerman, Catherine field, Michael Dworak, Rich- tin Wood. Committee.” With this authori had probably built schools be B w ; . ^ T ®rd Franzosa. ------zation in hand, the inhabitants fore the year 1800. tram, Karen Blazenski, Jacque- Avery, Janet Baneasser. Bar- a , t of the area proceeded to pre Each of these early schools line Booth, Karen Bradlau, Da- bara Behnke, Susan Bentley vld Brendel, Rebecca Brewer, Margaret Bernardl K r l S William Geyer, pare materials for the erection was probably generally similar BOY SCOUT Patricia Burke, Kathleen Carlin. Blake Janice B le L r *^ “ ‘®*^® Gl®nn®y. Marilyn of a school building, cutting the in size and design to the early Anlte Chappell, Deborah A. b T ui N ^ cy B r a ^ lr ’ R i S ° a11 trees, hewing Umbers, cutting one at Hop Brook, and each Notes and News planking and shaping wooden was the forerunner of schools aark, Richard Cobb, Thomas Brannlck, M a ^ r e t ' Braadt ” ®“®'’ RAy*"®"*! ««««>•. J®®” " pins. Crockett, Adela Czykteta, Janice David Case Michele Chartier Bettinger, 'Mary Hickey, which are in existence today. DelGreco, Donald Denley. Christine Clarke Patrick Collet’ ***®^®*® Howard, Deborah Hunt, Troop *7 Before the actual erecUon of The Verplanck School, as Also, Carol Diaz, Susan Dona- Joyce Comber, Lynn Curkln. ’ ® ® ^ Hunter, Lawrence Hahn, Boy Scout Troop 27 of St. a school building, school was 4 previously Indicated, is a suc hue, Donald Donovan, Mary Also, Keidn' Delsmey, Judith Ksimlnskl, Jsme Ksup, Mary’s Episcopal Church had a held for about six years in a cessor to the first Hop Brook Dowding, Dolores Downham, Dellofera, Lynne Derrick Joan Kasel, Ann King, J. “ Pish Sc Fun” weekend last room rented for that purpose School and the Bunce School Linda Dimham, Michael Evard- Dzielinski, William Edwards >-*wrence Knlghtj Paul Kurtz, week at Hopevllle Pond State This appears to have been in which followed It. The original ing, Eva Faulds, Nancy Pister, Beth Ferris, Roberta Flelsch- ^ ^ H es Lankford, Peter Levine, Park, Jewett City. the home of John Gilbert, which Keeney St. School, incidentally. Sharon Flynn, Sandra Fox. Ju- man, Thoma^ Goodin Ernestine L’Heureux. The following boys attended 8t6od where Uie former Bunce Is still in existence, serving as dlth Frederlcksen, Joan Fred- Johnson, Lisa Kehier, Valdis Also, James Uppo, William Scott Dickie, David and Stephen School, now Uie Center for Men a tool slied at a farmhouse far erickson, Robert Gagnon, Cyn- Klavins, Henry Klein, Kathy Lopes, Paul Lorentzen, Susan Dwyer, Harry Haldeman, Dav- tally Retarded, now stands. This ther up the street. It was thla Galasso, Mary Gelinas, Krause, Dean LaCoe, Laurie MacLean, Nsihcy Macomber, 16 Hansen, Lawrence Linders, John Gilbert had been awarded moved to that location in 1948, Catherine Glard, Cynthia Go- Lambert, Andrew Lapenta, Val- Robert McAllister, Stephen Me- Chris Marvin, William Mal- a 200-acre tract for his part in and the building which is now bellle, Susan Goldberg, Ann erie Larson, Linda Lawson, Intosh, (Jynthla McNeil, Kim- thews, Stephen Moorhouse, the French and Indian War. in use as a Community (College Gottlieb, Gall Griffin, Bruce Carol Lltke, Barry London, Bar- berly Miller, NEincy Miner, Brian and Richard Muldoon, n us secUon of the present town Administration BuUdlng re Iveta Mitrevlcs, SusEin Moor- David Pierce Jr., Charles Sa- naturally, was the first to be Grotta, Stephen HEihn, Pamela bara Lundberg, David Marsh placed it on the oppoBlte side Hamilton, Lynda Harris, Cyn- Richard Mason, house, John Newcomb, Ronsild plenza, Edward and Eric Sinna- settled, as population moved of the street. This school, ex Noske, Debra Oppelt, Elaine mon, Robert Teets, Bruce War- eastward from the Connecticut thla Hayward, William Helm. Also, Mary MiUer, Doris Mlt River. panded, continued In use until •U-. t V . Also, Da'vld Hlcock, Sandra chell, Cynthia Mocclo, Seth Mos- Peresluha, Michael Plochar- ren, and Steven Belcher. the present Keeney St. School HollEinder, Eileen Jacobs, Can- ler, Jacqueline Nowell, Joanne czyk, Judy Posplsll, Elizabeth They were accomp^ied by At a Society meeting held in was opened in 1956. The one dace Johnson, Dawn Johnson, O’Bright, Marjorie Piela, Sylvia Price, Lana Rawlings, Alan Scoutmaster Wilbert N. Aitoen November of 1751, it was voted at Jamb Stone Plain eventual Pamela Johnson, Catherine piela, Gary Pierro, Jeanne Post, Reichlin, Gary Roberts. and the following fathers: Wii- to allow a school house to be ly developed into the present It may also be of interest to Jutraa, Jsm Kerrigan, Donna Leland Potterton, Gregory Rein, Also, Robin Rogers, Sally Ham Dwyer, built “to accommodate Lieut. Buckland School erected in Klucewlcz, Janet Knight, Rich- Susan Riggott, Holly Robarge, Sanborn, James Schrelber, Les- Francis Mattoews, William sin- Pteott (later Captain Joslah Ol- note that the first step in the 1922. Manchester Green, In . , ard Kohls, Janet Lance, Guy Spencer Roman, Susan . lie Slbrlnz, Eric Sinnamon, namon, R^ph Warren, and Dav- cott, Sargt. Olcott (later Lieute 1816, was the flirt to depart consolidation of schools came nant Nathaniel Olcott), the about when the original Hop Lathrop, Irma Lawrence, James Schelnost, Kathleen Shepard, Kathleen Stavnltsky, Shelley id Pierce Sr. - ^ from .the single-room frame Leggitt, John Leggltt, Nancy Nancy Stankiewlcz, Bonnie Stone, MarceUa Sullivan, Pa- Bruce Warren caught the mort Simondses and those living near Brook, or Bunce District, which building when It erected a brick Luckman, Mary Mallon, Linda Starr, Joan Starsiak, Randolph tricla Sullivan, Keith Swain, fish, but Scoutmaster Auden s them.'* had become the Sixth District, building with two classrooms Irfalo, James Manning, Giulia Thomas, Marsha Vennart, Ool- Craig Sweeney. Patricia Syl- 16-inch was the biggest Because of their foreslght- united with the Ninth District, and a meeting room. By that Mariottl, Marcia Matheny, Ste- lette Ventura, Stuart Wolf. vester, Michael Tambling, War- catch of the trip, edness in preparing the mater- the largest and most populous of time Mancherter Green had be phen Matson, Marcia McCal- SOPHOMORES, for a building, the men of come one of the most populous the nine, including the main the district were able to gather business section of South Man lum, ThomEis McLennon, Karen HIGH HONORS and thriving sections of Orford Meeks, Bradley Miller, Kath- Martha Arey, Karen Blck- '^ e th e r that same month, on Parish. chester. ^lanksgivlng Day, and on that The bronze plaque on the leen Miller. ford, Barbara Brackett, James The remaining district, near
PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 I do — believe me — view cents for the shortcomings of might conceivably cost us a back of our hand? slamming the door or opening with vriilte America’s reluctance a community of eonatrucUve- their elders? Can an ellghtened clUsenry our hearts? to give him hla Just due la con mlnded, committed, responsible the consequences of our vottaig ' Open Forum few dollars someday? on April 80 that seriously, and Shall we who for the most Shall we choose to ignore the any Imiger be of the belief that Shall we invoke as a pretext cerned? people or as prospective abet fidence and strength rather than from NspectfuUy appeal to the good Open Forum "Tour Last Chaiioe" part are materially blessed be tact that much of the greatness the Ills plaguing a city nine for voting In the negative the Need we be reminded that the tors of national destruction? fatigue and despair. yond the wildest dreams of the miles distant have no bearing Ul-consldered acts of violence spectacle of a community of Do we desire to be seen in people of Manchester again to To tbe'iklitor, of this great nation has been manifest, as they have so often But to take Secretary Clifford's assess inhabitants of all but a few of constructed come up with some firm figures the Vernon-Rockville-Eltington group: orig. | g Q Q i i £ > Vernon to work with. area. junior and petite $25. to $35. Welcome to Sears The board questioned whether. The drive to be held on May HAMBURG If the increase was granted, the 5 provides funds for the St. Jude wools or lightweights, checks, tweeds, Children’s Hospital in Memphis famous make School Board Defers Action same thing would happen again, heiTingbones, pastels. and Mrs. Madden explained that Tenn. which was founded by TV in the fifth year the buses will be star Danny Thomas. The hos On Busing G>st Increase paid (or and so the company pital offers free treatment to all spring coats q could absorb the additional ex admitted without respect to group Automotive Center h |^||3 all going back into the buses. junior (dresses Action on a request of the penses. race, creed or economic status. Madden Bus Co. for an addi Arthur Callahan, member of Scout Troop Starts Teen-agers or adults interest orig. $35. to $50. Come to Sears Auto Center for all your auto tional appropriation, was de the Board of Education, sug ed in volunteering for the A new Boy Scout Troop is orig. $ I 6. to $ 18. 1 0 . 9 0 motive needs. Sears has over 1700 automotive ferred by the Board of Educa gested that the board extend being sponsored by the Knights march may do so by calling the contract an additional year. tion Monday on the advise of of Columbus, Our Lady of Fa Mrs. Anthony Mauro, Laur- 24.90 29.90 parts . . . most of them are equal to or better Machine Sliced, Polish He said that the buses will be town counsel Abbott Schwebel. tima Council. Meetings are pre wood Dr., Bolton. paid for at the end of the fifth orig. $20. to $23. 1 .2 * 9 0 than original equipment parts. The Madden Co., which fur sently being held on Fridays at fine textured wools in pas year. He said, ’’You would nishes the school buses, has the KofC Hall, 15 Prospect St. tels, white or navy. make out better if you keep the ‘White Racist’ Charge junior and petitee, dressy or casuals, asked for an additional $14,000, at 7 p.m. Any boy between the , HARTFORD AP) - The di same price and get the con which would mean an additional ages of 11 and 14 is eligible to rectors of the Catholic Interra many one o f a kind, cottons, voiles, tract extended.” Get "Right Now" Starting With Sears $3 a day per bus. join the troop regardless of re cial Council of Hartford have knits, shirtwaists, shifts, skimmers. The company is now in the James Madden said he would ligious affiliation. Informatloi) joined ranks with black priests just 15 pre-teen VEAL fourth year of a five-year con not be Interested in the alterna may be obtained by calling who charge American Catholic tract with the town. Mrs. James tive of having the contract ex Daniel Beebe or at the Friday bishops with having "white ra spring coats group costume dresses Batteries Madden explained that it was tended. He said if the Increase meeting. cist" attitudes. already paying the drivers an is not granted he .would just The CIC described its stand finish out this year and that Danny Thomas March For Most 12-Volt Cars additional $1 a day out of their Teen-agers will again partic Tuesday in a telegram to the orig. 2 4 9 0 would be it. orig. $30 to $35. 1 9 . 9 0 own pocket and an additional $1 ipate In the annual Danny Most Rev. John Dearden, presi $35 to $38 has been promised for next The town attorney Indicated It ■Thomas Teen-age March dent of the National Conference Regular $20.95 LOAF year. She said this leaves $1 for would be an illegal action on the of Catholic Bishops. The board white, navy, pastels, while one of a kind coat and dress or dress against leukemia and other the expense of operaitng the part of the board to just in catastrophic diseases of chil of directors urged acceptance of they last. and jacket ensembles, while t h ^ last. No Trade-in Price 95 bus. crease the amount but It could demands that emerged last dren. do so by extending the contract. Guaranteed Farm Fresh, Grade 'A Mrs. Madden furtner pointed week in Detroit from a black out that she and her husband Atty. Schwebel suggested that Mrs. Joseph Powers and Mrs. clergy caucus. With Your William Dlugos will coordinate 36-Months are not taking any money out the town auditor meet with the The bishops’ conference is Old Battery LARGE of the business. She said it is auditor for the bus company and the efforts of all teen-agers in now in session in St. Louis. Fit: BUICK, many 63-66; CHEVROLET, most 55-56; DeSOTO, DODGE, PLYMOUTH, most 56-66; PON SALE! TIAC, 55-66; OLDSMOBILE, Jet Star and F-85 8-cyl„ YOUN G MEN'S from regular stock. 64-66; RAMBLER, ^TUDEBAKER, 56-60; CHRYS OPEN LER, Windsor 56-58, 61, Saratoga, 57-59, Newixirt 61- BOYS' SHOP 63. Also many imports. Thursday Night Battery Guarantee ** lower floor girls' 4 to 12 Free replacement within 90 days of g CASUAL till 9 P.M. purchase, if battery proves defective, g FREE Installatian doz After 90 days, we replace the battery, g This Is Belaw Whalesale! if defective and charge only for per- FREE Rawer Team Check MANCHESTER spring coats iod of ownership based on regular S great group price less trade-in at time of return, S prorated over number of months of « C H A R G E IT orig. $ 18. to $28. guarantee. [Armour’s Star, Boneless, Smoked an Sears Revalving Charge SALE! Little Heels 10.90 to 18.90 sizes 14 to 20 3 DAYS ONLY THURS. — FRI. — SAT. SALE navy, iiastels, checks DAISY or solid tones, all with sport coats gi’ow hems.... A VERY SPECIAL GROUP orig. $ 16. to $20. Heavy-Dufy Use your Mufflers ROUS 12.90 personal charge account I Try One of These On Your Outdoor Kotisserie .99 C.B.T. or C.A.P. lb. year-round or summer bank charge weights, 3 button ivy, guaranteed for as Long as u, *14.99 solid wool blazers, tat- V You Own Your Car or We SWIFT'S SUGAR CURED, SLICED Reg. $13 to $18 tersalls, glens, tweeds. Sears Vinyl Enclased Car Carriers ^place Free with No Service group: orig. $ 6 . to $ I 2. up to jarry a trunk-load of luggage on top Charge. while they 'last. |of your car for more passenger com- 1 8 8 fort. Holds 1214 cu. ft. Rugged cover girls' 4 to 14 dresses protects luggage in all weather. 42 88 group; orig. $4. boys 8 to 20 dressy or school, voiles, cotton, prints, iiastels. 42 X 14 inches. Soars Price BACON INSTALLED perma-press sport shirts 2 * 9 9 Hydraulic great group, orig. to 3.00 Muffler Guaranies- Fits most models 1954-67 Chev’.; short sleeves, tattersalls, stripes, plaids, prints. 1.69 ' Jacks If muffler fails due to defects in m a - ^ . 1962-67 Chevy II, Chevelle; 1060-65 ; terinls, workmanship, blowouts, ru st-^ g Ford, Mercury, Fairlane. girls' shirts ^ Each 9i88 , out, wear-out, while original pur-« Check Sears entire line of qroup: orig. $5. boys' 8 to 20 Lift up to l >/2 chaser owns car, it will be replaced rizes 7 to 14, florals, plaids, tattersalls. tons. Rugged upon return, free of charge. If de- ^ mufflers, tailpipes and ex hydraulic unit fective muffler was installed by Sears, ^ haust pipes to fit most cars; bermudas, camp shorts 2*99 lifts quickly S we install new muffler with no charge Gadilla^ to VW’s. and smoothly. for labor, ___ _ polyester blends, solids, glens, tattersalls, plaids. the new mock neck, 3 to 14 girls' knit polos !■/. Ton Trl-Pod Jack $6.68 Pick Yaur Grade . . . Pick Yaur Price group: orig. $3. sizes 8 to 12 l«99 2.39 vvhite, navy, ydlow, orange, blue, turquoise. Adjustable Car-Tap Your Choice' Sears Motor Oil in 10-Qt. Containers boys' Texas jeans 2 for 4.50 Carrier Bars AU- sturdy 8 oz. navy denim, regulars. Regular Heavy- Weuther famous Middledale, size 7 to 14 Set of 3 6i88 Duty ' 88 2.59 Motor 88 88 Motor 54-incli varnished wood cur 8 8 ‘ Motor Oil girls' jamaica shorts 2 for $5 Oil OU group: orig. $3. to $4., 8 to 18 2.59 rier burs with rubber suction 0 Tire Pump Multl-Vlsco.slty zip sides opening, florals, plaids, tattersalls. cu|>s, gutter straps uiid Non-Del ergent High-Detergent HIgh-Dctergciit boys' sweatshirts 2 for $5 hooks. Lug Wrench Save 40c lb. crews or hooded, white, navy, gray. » .Shop At Sears Und Save 1445 New Itrituin Avc. Manchester Auto Center 9?orrington Purkode famous Her Majesty's West Hartford 290 Broad Street Winsted Rd. (Old Rt. 8) 2.59 489-0211 Satisfaction Guaranteed 233-7531 643-1581 group: orig. $3. famous make girls' surnmer pajamas 2 for $5 Open Mon. thru Sat. SPECIALS for THURS., FRI., and SAT. There's big savings on these famous maker shoes. So pick yourself 2.59 Open Dully 9 to 9:30 Open Dully 9 to 9 :30 or Your Money Back Sears 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT. TO LIMIT QUANTITIES boys' cotton jjajamas 2 for $5 Saturday 0 to 9 Saturday 9 to 9 Tuos. till 6 P.M. a spring bouquet of this season's styles and colors for sport, casual or sizes 4 to 14, sweetest baby dolls and shifts, 6«AM.BOtlVCK AND C a dress wear. Sizes to 10. AA-B-C widths in group. sizes 8 to 18, prints, striiies, sdlids. dainty lace trimmed fine cotton florals. , \ r ' V 1 MANCHBTBB RBtALD. M ANCm sm t. OONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 PAGE FlfTEBlit MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 foinmsN the Temple on Foater Street 11 of the enemy. One American northeast of Quang Ngal City, a South Windgor Ext. All are invited to attend. was wounded. combined action platoon of Viet Backup Cragh Ellington U.S. Spokesman Implies Government troops fighting In namese militia and U.S. Ma 1 Faith Dr., Rockville: Mrs. kome. Miss Jones and Miss death, he was- stationed at Umpire# Needed Brings Arregt Mary Levitt, 16 Munro St.; Mrs. VFW to Enter Schuster will be guests and will Oamip Lejeune, N.C. Chamber Opposed to Change the Mekong Delta 74 miles rines repelled an attack on their McCarthy Town Parka and Recreation southwest of Saigon said they camp during the night by an es Margaret Fisher, 42 Madison St. be presented with Savings His body arrived this after Contract Signed Library Week Celebrated: Director Ralph Carlaon haa an F ills Are Not Grounded A teen-aged Manchester girl Queen Contest Bonds. noon at Bradley International killed 17 Viet Cong soldiers and timated 160 to 200 Viet Cong. Also, Robert Larkin, 20 Lilley nounced that there la a need (Continued from Page One) was arrested forvmsnf# back Miss Jennifer Jones, daugh Tickets for the dance may be Airport, escorted by his broth In Electing School Board Comparatively little ground freed 88 civilians who were U.S. artillery, helicopter gun- Scores Easy St.; Mrs. Jimmie Maxwell, East For Sewers in iVo Fines on Overdue Books for umplrea for the men’a aoft- ing, after an accident at Madi Hartford; Mrs. Frances Miller, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones obtiUned at the post home or er, CT3 Robert C. Constantine dent Johnson’s curtailment or activity was reported. being held by the Viet Cong. shlpa. Air Force dragon ships The Manchester Chamber of its opposition to the election- TMb Another allied force in the del 13 River St., Rockville; Terry of 124 Washington St., will rep from John Lynn of 300 Bene m , who la stationed with the Longview Area to N««c«U Ubriuy involved In back.tage acUvl- M a T " ders. South Vietnamese headquar and American infantry In or- son and Jackson Sts. at 2:28 Primary Win dict Dr., Wapplng, chairman; Niavy In Japan. Commerce board of directors method change, stated that It ta, made up of troop# from the mored personnel carriers all Smith, Warehouse Point; Mark resent the Anderson Shea Post would tend to destroy continui A contract which will expand U.S. pilots flew 111 missions ters reported a sharp fight near p.m. yesterday. of the VFW and Its Ladies Aux Cary Crane of 96 Essex St., has voted opposition to the pro Quang Tri, capltsj of South Viet U.S. 9th Infantry Division, South went into action. After the Viet (Owlimed from Pago One) Ayers, 20K Vernon Gardena, Military funeral servlceis will ty on the school board, and the sewer system In the Long Karen L. Morsey, 18, of W Rockrille; Richard Biuidy, 66 iliary in a state contest for Charles Ecabert of 468 Center be held Friday at 2^ p.m. alt on ^aLorecetotoraXtogthe cm; Brian Lammera. Proper- X south of the 19th parallel—44 nam’s northernmost province. Vietnamese marine's and sol Cong fled just before dawn, 11 posed charter change dealing would make the board far more view section of town was signed day. Anyone intereated in act diers, and American artillery Spruce St. was charged aftet" SB,030, President Johnson 12,971 Thomas St., Rockville; Mrs. Loyalty Day Queen at a ball St. North Methodist Church. The with the method of electing eivent ties, Jeanne Manglno, pro- less than the day before—with Government troops reported Viet Cong bodies were found. No politically responsive. by town officials Monday. ing aa umpire ahould contact mounted on barges, killed 66 U.S. casualties were reported, backing her car out of a privatR’ sfid ex.<3ov. Oeorge C. Wallace Grace Haines, East Hartford; Friday, May 3, at 8 p.m. at the Also, from auxiliary members Rev. Earle R. Custer, pastor, members of the Board of Edu Durlrig «hto week no Hbrary grams; Steve Smith and Fred Carlson at 80 Meryl Rd., South the deepest penetration a strike killing 60 enemy soldiers and driveway Into a parked car be The Chamber’s position Is, The major portion of the OsMB wlM be ettarged on any Rosclo, set design, and Robert against a railroad spur 168 said three l^uth 'Vietnamese Viet Cong In a day-long battle 66 12 Vietnamese civilians were of Alabama 10,316. Paul Packard, East Hartford; Pvt. Walter J. Smith Post, Stan Mrs. Charles Hirth of 79 Hollis will officiate. Burial will be In cation. homes In Ellington are serviced Windsor. longing to Aleta V. Boyntoiir ley St., New Britain. ”If continuity on the board overdue books so ithe lEbnarians Blozie, business manager, miles north of the demilitarized were killed and 38 wounded. miles south of Saigon, U.S. wounded, and South Vietnamese . It Is expected McCarthy will Lawrence Carlow, Warehouse ter St., chairman; Mrs. John Buckland Cemetery. Military It has voted its approval and were jeopardized, this would by septic tanks. Those In the Ends Basic Training 136 Green Rd. ^et around 360,000, or about 40 Point; Mrs. Elaine Brown, 163 The Loyalty Day Queen will Vince of 227 McKee St., Mrs. honors will be accorded by a support for all of the other 13 urge library poitrons ibo check in charge of costumes will be zone. The panhandle area was Five miles southwest of Khe headquarters reported. It said military casualties were report place a great deal of power In Longview section will be hooked Airman Ernest Bilodeau, son 16 Americans were wounded ed light. Police said the Boynton car per cent of .the Democratic Merline Rd., Vernon; Mrs. reign over the ball and a pa Leonard Kanehl of 29 Cook St., Marine detachment from Hart proposed charter changes theJr hoimos and return all orcta French, Dolores Lawler, covered by clouds which prev Sanh, In Qufihg Tri’s northwest was struck In the left rear feri- rade Sunday, May 6, at 1 p.m. the hands of the administration Into the Rockville Filtration of Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. ented damage assessments. comer, U.S. air cavalrymen and South Vietnames casual tMmout estimated at near 900,- Helen Drew, East Hartford; or Mrs. Thomas Hovey of He ford under the command of scheduled for referendum on and, therefore, the Board of plant. Drainage In that area has books. Books may be returned and Marlon Rosolo; make-up, Bilodeau, 793 Pleasant Valley der, while parked on the west_ 000. Mrs. Reona Jacobs, Rt. 44A, in Hartford. Members of the bron. Maj. George Dale. Tuesday. Rite Stok and Shelly Swartz- In South Vietnam, the B62s clashed with North Vietnamese ties were light. Education would not be able been a serious problem. Rd., has completed his basic In bunkers and reported killing Along the coastal lowlands (lead Herald Xd» curb of Madison St. On the Republican side, with Coventry; Mrs. Marion John Manchester post and auxiliary Friends may call at the Question 11 proposes that all to properly fulfill Its function.” levied ithrough SaAurtey. woldt; lighting. Bob Ruckus and. training at Lackland AFB Tex. kept up their round-the-clock will attend the ball and march Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Residents In the area are be 7,291 precincts counted, Nixon son, Rt. 86, Hebron; Mrs. Isa nine members of the school The Chamber noted that TMb week a t ithe Wood U- Robert Blozie; tickets, Grace He has been assigned to the campaign against the A Shau had 104,668, Rockefeller 20,976, belle Hooper, Williams Rd., in the parade. Main St., itomorrow from 7 to board be elected every two ing asked to consider where the brary «»ere to an exWbilitton en- Nicholson; patrons committee, Valley, an enemy stronghold for Military Rites 9 p.m. "Manchester has a fine edu lateral will be placed leading A. F. Technical Training Cen Gov. Ronald Reagan of Califor Bolton; Linda Watson, Brook Guests planning to attend the years to non-staggered terms. cational system and, for the lUtlod "ImpreaSlons c t the li- James Curtiss and Mary Welch, two years where intelligence re nia 4,662, Wallace 6,101, Johnson lyn; Mrs. Jeannette Kelly and ball include State Sen. and The family suggests that to their property and to advise ter at Chanute AFB, 111., for Under the present method, most part, the educational sys btary." It consists of drawings and publicity, Dorothy Smith. specialized schooling as an ports indicate preparations may 1,173 and Gov. Raymond P .Sha daughter. Quarry Dr., Vernon. Mrs. David Barry; Mayor and Set for Marine those wishing to do so make they are elected to three-year Inspector Jarvis Clapp. Applica made by the dilldren of Miss be under way for another big tem has been free of politics.” tions for hooking Into the line The production of "The Uttle aircraft equipment repairman. fer of Pennsylvania 792. Mrs. Nathan Agostinelli; Roland The body of Marine Cpl. Rich memorial contributions to terms, with only three of Its Caitough’s and Mtols Rasaimo’s Foxes” will be on May 2, 8 and drive. CHOOSY CULPRITS Wilson, commander of the Man North Methodist Church. may be obtained by building Airman Bilodeau is a 1666 The presidential vote Is not ard H. Constantine, who was mmbers taking office In any piAMc school kindeirgarten 4 at the South Windsor High The eight-engine Stratofor- binding on party convention chester post; Mrs. Mary Rowe, year. inspector Lester Seifert. otassee. School. graduate of South Windsor tresses flew six missions Tues NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. Returned Land Work orr the lines will start delegates. (AP) — Burglars who broke president of the auxiliary; Mrs. killed Friday in an auto acci Secret Service The proposed change Is be Dog Warning ‘Las Vegas Night’ High School. day and today against the val There was only one major Mary LeDuc, Department presi dent In Georgetown, S.C., will The U. S. Secret Service, a ing opposed also by the Man The states of Maryland and Immediately at Orchard St. and Now thait hontoowiwrs are ley, near the Laotian border, Into a nickel and chromium Middle Butcher Rd. Those sign Temple Beth HUlel of South statewide contest, for the Demo plating firm here were parUcu- dent; District Cmdr. and Mrs. be returned to Manchester to bureau of the Treasury De chester League of Women Vot Virginia each contributed ter fixing up thMr property tor the Windsor will sponsor a ”Las Manchester Evening Herald and also attacked targets 26 cratic U.S. Senate nomination. Edwin Edwards Sr.; Mrs. Laura partment was originally es ers and by the Democratic mi ritory for the federal district. ing the contract were First Se g ||outh Windsor correspondent, miles northwest of Kontum City lar. They took only the 6est day for burial with full military lectman Francis Prichard Jr., warmer weather and have be Vegas Night” Saturday at Incumbent Joseph S. Clark material. Ecabert, District president; and honors. tablished to detect and arrest norities on the Charter Revision Since all the government gun spring pianUng, Dog War p.m. The event will be held at Catherine May, tel. 644-2296. in the central highlands. turned back John Dent, a wes Miss Rita Schuster of East counterfeiters of the currency. Commission and on the Board buildings were built on the Herman Usher, chairman of the Harry Sica, owner of the fac dpi. Constantine, the son of Sewer Commission, and John den Bldwerd Deskus has asked tern Pennsylvania congressman tory, told police that only one Hartford, runnerup for the Mr. and Mm. Robert C. Con Its agents were assigned to of Directors. The GOP Town Maryland side of the Potomac, that dog owners be careful! to who said he entered the race in VFW’s Miss Manchester. other executive departments for Committee Monday night en Virginia asked that the tract Shields, president of Frank J. dozen pieces of nickel were sto stantine of 02 Margaret Rd., Shields, Inc. of Southbridge, keep their doge tied up. Dogs support of Johnson policies on len. The burglars grabbed the A Loyalty Day Eve dance will recently returned to the United specialized duties and it was a dorsed the proposed change by of lamd it had donated to the shouAd not be allowed to run district be returned. This was Mass., the company awarded FABRIC CENTER Vietnam, which d a rk opposes. new metal and left the older be held Saturday, May 4, at 8 States after serving 13 months logical choice to protect the a narrow mar^n. the contract. free and possibly damage lawns Rep. Richard S. Schwelker pieces behind. p.m. at the Manchester Post in Vietnam. At the time of his nation’s president. The Chamber, in explaining done In 1846. end gardens. Carriage House "Boutique” was unopposed for the GOP sen If a dog Is Impounded by the 2 atorial nomination. 18 OAK STREET—(Next to Carriage House Salon) Dent was a winner, however. 7 dog warden the owner must pay Extra Wide 45”, Print or Solid 9 oz. In his nomination bid for a sev on impounding fee of five dol enth House term. State law per lars. If the seme dog ds again mits candidates to seek more Impounded the owner may be than ' one office in a primary arrested and fined |25. The dog 100% Cotton Terry Cloth election. warden advises that dog owners Voters approved five constitu avoid troitble w9th their neigh- GOWNS tional amendments making the bore by keeping their doge safe PROM and secure a t home. first major changes in the *_««m»»AP»Y SAVINGS! Our Reg. 1.75 yd. state's 94-year-old basic law. ssiM i St. Peter’s Schedule Our Reg. 1.50 yd. At St. Peter’s Episcopal Sport and Nautical prints. 4 .McCarthy, who spent the $60 night In New York, declined Church on Sand Hill Road, the '$40 White plus latest fashion Perfect for robes and beach- immediate comment on his West, Steam & Dry Iron 30”x40” Glass Beaded Screen feast of St. Mark will be cele summer shades. wear. yd. Pennsylvania victory. brated at 9 a.m. tomorrow with 1.22 ii*HST29 Teflon Sole Plate Our Reg. Low Price 11.49...... ^ But his supporters here called Tripod Mounted. Holy Communion. Due to spring the results "absolutely phe vacation there will be no mid nomenal” and said they far sur week church school. The Senior passed their hoped-for 200,000 Proctor Silex Automatic Perc. Choir will rehearse at 8 p.m. Never Needs Ironing Print or Solid Playwear total. They said It demonstrates 40”x 40” Lenticular Screen Thursday in the parish hall. the Mlnesotan can attract votes #70503 Our Reg. Low Price 10.99...... ^ On Sunday at St. Peter’s there In a large Industrial state, dis Tripod Mounted...... win be a celebration of the 100% Cotton Prints Cotton Duck puting trends in New Hamp 10 Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and shire and Wisconsin which at 10 a.m. there will be Morn showed alleged weakness In ur G, E, Electric Toothbrush ^ | | ing Prayer and Sermon. The ban areas. Church School and nursery will Sylvania Flash Cubes ^ Our Reg. Norval D. Reece, McCarthy’s ^TB l - Our Reg. Low Price 14.97...... XX DOUAR open at 10 a.m. On Monday Our Reg. state campaign manager, said Brownie Troop 788 will meet Low Price Low Price at least 10 convention delegates Blue Dot for sure shots...... at 3:30 p.m. in the parish hOall. .89 yd. .89 yd. pledged to McCarthy were elect G. E, Hair Dryer KofO Degrees ed and organization Democrats The degree dates of the Carriage "will have to do some hard # HD20 Our Reg. Low Price 12.77...... XX Father Rosenberger Council, Strong-easy care 2-ply cotton duck. Colorful thinking.” All told, Pennsylva ftl26 Black & While Film Knights of Columbus, have Colorful summer prints, perfect for easy care sportswear prints and coordinating solids. Crease nians wiU have 182 delegates at Instant load film cartridges...... been changed from those orig House "Den" dresses and blouses. 38” wide. resistant rinsh. Chicago this summer, each with inally set for late May to to three-fourths of a vote. G, E, Can Opener night, first degree, May 3, sec The Republicans have 64 con- ond dgree, and May 5 third ventlmt delegates and Shafer degree. All degrees will be con Tremendous Savings on Name Brand Merchandise! hopes to have them go to Miami JEWmRY&GIITWARESAVINGS! ferred at the E^t Hartford ^ Machine Wash’N Dry Luxurious In August unpledged but sup DAYS ★ Cancellations ★ Closeouts ★ Samples Council Home. porting him as a favorite son GoE.Can Opener-Knife Sharp, The regularly scheduled KofC candidate. council meeting planned for tO' Four years ago in Pennsylva Deluxe Model #ECI5 Our Reg. Low Price 15.97...... XO SPECIAL—I A night Is cancelled because of nia’s presidenUal primary, with 14 Kt. Gold Cross & Chain 100% Nylon Sheer Prints the conferring of the degrees all the votes written in. Presi Closeout of Spring Coats & Suits from Boutique Vi Price! dent Johnson got 209,606 of the WEDNESDAY Our Reg. Low Price 3.95...... Final Flay Preparations Final preparations are In total of 263,228 cast by Demo Hamilton Beach Blender $1/1 and 18 OAK STREET— (Downstairs from The Boutique) crats. Former Gov. William W. progress for the South Windsor #HB210WOur Reg. Low Price 16.97...... X ^ I Country Players’ 16th produc Our Reg. Scranton of Pennsylvania led m I f Low Price the Republicans with 236,222 'I I I A tion, ’’The Little Foxes,” ac Stacking Coffee Mugs Colorful summer screen prints. .Machine wasli and whUe Nixon got 44,896 and cording to Production Manag' I .89 yd. yd. Rockefeller 38,669. Lady Sunbeam Shaver HURSDA 10 oz. capacity. Choice of 4 colors. Our Reg. 29c ea.. 4 .*1 er Orville Welch. dry, 45” wide. .67 P ^LS4 Two-sided shaving head for underarm & leg...... 4 Hospital Notes ____I All evening visiting hours end HEALTH &^IJTYAIDSAVINGS! Colorfast Machine Washable Non-Crushable, Summer at 8 p.m., and start, in the various units, at: Pediatrics, 3 100% Colton Prints Rayon Blend Suitings p.m.; self service unit, 10 a.m.; Caldor Cotton Swabs Crowell House, 6 p.m week 2 *1 days, 3 p.m., weekends and iM^- 6 Pc. Marker Set 9 SI Double box of 180 swabs. Our Reg. 69c ea...... boxes X days; private rooms, 10 a.m .; Our Reg. Low Price 79c - six colors...... m for I seml'prlvate rooms, 8 p.m .; J. visiting In 310,' 314, and 328 Is APPARa SAVINGS! ICT SOLITAIRE 10 DIAMOND Our Reg. Our Reg. any time for Immediate family Caldor Dry Scalp Shampoo 59900 12900 Sheaffer^Ball Point Pen RING SET Low Price ^ Low Price only, with a five-mlnute limita 1.69 yd. tion. Afternoon visiting hours In with free refill...... for X Misses Fashion Slacks ^ 8 oz. unbreakable bottle. Our Reg. 77c ea...... 2 J l .44 yd. H 1.2 7 obstetrics are 3 to 4 p.m. then fravel perfect, linen look fabrics. Easy care, begin again at 7 p.m. Visitors Smart colors in sizes 8-18...... m d Colorfast brignt summer prints for dresses and wrinkles pop out. Cliecks with coordinating are asked not to smoke in pa- blouses and summer decorating. 36" wide. solid sliades, 45” wide. Macliine wasli and dry. ttent’s rooms. No more than two Wearever Cartridge Pen Q Caldor Stainless Injector Blades visitors at one time per patient. Ladies Knee Hi Hosiery Q $ 1 DOR Our Reciter Patients Today: 300 Newest colors iri sizes 9-11...... m d Prs. X Pack of 7. Our Reg. 69c...... l U Pks. X -"Sl Priew on ADMITTED YESTERDAY: SAVE 50% OFF Douglas Baker, Thompsonville; Luggage Tags ^ Henry Berdat, 49 Ridgewood 5 DIAMONDS 5950 With magic windows. Our Reg. Low Price 34c ea...... 1 for A Ladies Potio Loungers ^ TOY SAVINGS! DIAMONDS St.; Mrs. Barbara Boyce, East Hartford; Mrs. Lois Burdick, Assorted styles - solids, prints. Sizes S-M-L. 1.66 ea...... for, f X , ALL BUTTERICK PATTERNS 108 McKee St.; Mrs. Mary Caldor carrys only the finest in our prassnt stofik. Curie, 27H Bluefield Dr.; Ash- Remco Star Trek Flying Saucer uahty diamonds. lyn Dixon, 69 Oak St.; Marsha 220 Sheets Typing Paper Certificate of Registration: stales DIAMOND Gllma, 206 Henry St.; Joseph Girls’ Baby Dolls & Gowns O S1 precise metric weight, color, clarity Hilinski, 93 Benton St.; Mrs. Our Reg. Low Price 79c ea.. 2 fof 1 Our Reg. Low Price 79c ea...... for M. and price of diamond purchased. VALUES Diane HIU, 23 Bausola Rd., An Lifetime trade in: Caldor allows you l3fOth©f ScMlng Mucliines al SAVINGS! dover; Burton Hilton, 19 Aca Prints and pastel colors - sizes 4 to 14. . ea. 1 full price paid on any diamond ring demy St.; Mrs. Alice Hoskins, in trade for any higlier priced IN 1644, Main St., South Windsor. SPORTINC GOORS SAVWGS! Friction Cars and Trucks ^ diamond at any time. Al^, Richard Ishkanlan, 14 KT Ekuit Hartford; Mrs. Agnes Girls’ Double Knit Rib Cotton Polos Our Reg. Low Price 79c ea...... ^ for X EASY CREDIT TERMS MAN’S DIAMOND 3900 Ken^ll, 460 E. Center St., Apt. Vinyl Storm Suit RING 2 GOLD I 2; John Kovalcek, 60 Oliver Adorable animal screen prints in sizes 4' to 12...... siM. Rd.: Mrs. Hattie Lawrence, 379 Hooded jacket and storm pants...... X N. Main S t; Mrs. Ruth Mac Venus Paradise Coloring Sets Donald, Thompsonville; Jo Men’s Nylon Jackets . . 9 Sl Our Reg. Low Price 79c ea...... ^ for X 6 DIAMOND 1 I 1 1 I I 1 IJ'TT seph Moriconi, 64 Somerset D r.; Kerosene Lantern $ | WATCH * 0 5 0 Mrs. Lillian Moses, 43 Tunnel Solids and stripe fronts in sizes S-M-L-XL...... ATTACHMENT ,} 7 Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Lillian Nock- General utility lamp lor many uses...... '...... ;...... M. i - i j w er, 66 Eldrldge St.; Mrs. Mary Easy Bake Refills ^ ^ Palejczuk, East Hartford; Mrs. Boys’ Permanent Press Knit Shirts liaria Penhacker, 170 Green Our Reg. Low Price 79c ea...... ^ for X Rd.; Mrs. Gadriel Purcell, 186 Shag Golf Balls 32 DIAMOND Sl 1 9 1 1 0 0 WATCH Love Lane; Jacqueline and At this price you can afford to lose them...... doz. X Color fast, assorted colors in sizes 6 to 16...... i IL y ATTACHMENT John Rancourt, East Hartford; Automatic Stitch Mrs. Caroline Ringwalt, Newell Straight Stitch Zig-Zag Hill Rd., Rockville. Men’s Tennis Shoes MISCELLANEOUS SAVINGS! Also, Theresa Robinson, 29 Pitch N’ Chip Golf Mat Sewiug Machiue Sewiug Machiue Sewiug Machiue Summer St.; Richard Sarafianf White duck uppers, rhade in U.S.A. Sizes 6'A to 12...... Complata With Carrying Casa 20 Edgerton St.; Mrs. Geraldine Rubber practice mat with 4 practice golf balls...... X All 45 RPM Records CotnplaU With Cirrying Cat* Complata With Carrying CaM Sullivan, 121 Beelzebub Rd., % Wapplng; Mrs. Eva True, 123 70 Oak St.; Mrs. Ann Wallett, 63 70 70 Seneca Dr., Vemon.” JlIVENEE SAVINGS! 9 Volt Batteries ^ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A DOMESTIC DEPT. SAVINGS! A terrific buy. Many uses...... MX for X C omplete assortment of inscrtable cams. •on to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Noiseless action, nc« s lorwatJ or back I inbroldcrs, ziy-zays. monograms, and 3 DIAMOND much more, plus perfect straiglit Pushbutton icvcrse, sews straight or Undstrom, 104 Charter Oak Assorted Toss Pillows Jiffy Inf ants Training Seat _ 7 DIAMOND DIAMOND MATCHED (T QOO with puslibuttom control. Complete St.; a son and daughter to Mr. Air Conditioner Filters 9 7900 WEDDING RING 38«« accessory kit # 1362 stitching without extra attachmcnts.rt 652 fancy! 1^632 Kapok filled, decorative fabrics...... Sv WEDDING RING EARRINGS'/4 KT and Mrs. Aaron Cook, 98 Cush 1 Our Reg. Low Price 2.29...... Be ready for the warm summer ahead...... ^ for X man Dr. SALE DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Woven Vinyl Reed Cafe Curtains Deluxe Baby Skipper Walker-Jumper 250 ft, 3” Mylar Tape ty Carl WUke, 26 Winter St.; Mrs.' 24’’ Length2 for Sl 36” Length S I Valance 2 for S l CyVX^IXOFX MANCHESTER— 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. WED. thru SAT. Theresa Rossi, 34fc Garden Dr. ; sc; For your tape recorder...... tX for X Manchester, U45 Tolland Tpke. Mrs. Helen Aszklar, 136 Vernon Our Reg. 79c ea. Our Reg. S 1.59 ea Our Reg. 79c ea. OPEN A CALDOR We reserve the right to limit quantities Exit 93, WilBur Cross Parkway OPEM LATS St.; Mrs. Beverly Fournier, IViRY NIGHT Broad Brook; Joann True, 146 c h a r g e EXIT 93. WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY Nevers Rd., Wapplng; Jane, jV,CCOUNT William and Deborah Rossltto, MANCHESTER - U4S TOiXAND TURNPIKE SALE: WED. & THURS. ONLY 860 Benedict Dr,, Wapplng; David Brienza, 16 Brookslde Wo reserve the riglit to limit quanlities,wliile they last. ■ EXIT 93, WILRUR CROSS PARKWAY OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT Lane, Vernon;' Mark Conrad, PAGE SDCTEBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 Mark Your Votes on This Blank and Carry It into the Voting Machine with You Herring Gulls Question 1 Question 2 Question S Question 4 Question 6 Question 6 Question 7 Question 8 Question 9 Question 10 l et the Ves No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes • No Yes No Yes No Yes No Signal Storm, □ □ Profile Bread □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Play in Wind Question 11 Question 12 Question 13 Question 14 Question 15 Question 16 Question 17 Question 18 Question 19 Question 20 Plan help Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No prolong your By IRBTON R. BARNES Chairman, Audubon Naturallat 1285 SHOP-RITE PRODUCTS □ □ □ □ □ a □ □ Society □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Slender Years. The Washington Post A storm moving up the At ucation from three to two years Sec. 4 requires that the Sup (Replaces the word "A ct" the Charter for the Town of lantic coast from the Carollnas and provides for the eventual BRING YOU GREATER EXTRA BAG SAVINGS erintendent of the W ater and Manchester? with the word "Charter” is heralded by restless disturb election of all members at one Sewer Department shall reside throughout the Charter.) (Provides for the method of ed herring gulls. Are they re Here Are the Questions time, ellminnting the presant In Town during his tenure of of notice for special elections in QUES'nON 20. sponding to dropping barome staggered terms.) fice. conformity with Statutory re Should the To^vrt of Manches SHOP-RITE'S U.S.D.A. GOVERNMENT GRADED CHOICE STEER BEEF tric pressure, to the sharpening QUEB'nON 12 Secs. 7 , 8 and 10 concern quirements.) ter participate In Project Con Shall the Town of Manchester easterly gale pushed by the changes In the manner of mak QUES'nON 18. cern? counter-clockwise winds You’ll Vote On Tuesday enact the proposed amendments ing water and sewer assess Shall the Town of Manchester ahead of the storm, or to the 'to Chapter X, Secs. 1, 12 and 18 ments, their due date and sup enact the pn^sed amendment relentless lashing of the coast *>-o '-bnrter for the ’Town of Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel, enact the proposed amendment must be published, and provides plemental assessments, to make to the Charter for the Town of Supplies Mohair by advancing storm waves? Manchester? after consultation with Town to Chapter I, Sec. 3 of the Char- xo. uie oai.e,. ot such publioa- them conform to the require Manchester by deleting Secs. 10, Winds are the playground of (Requires that the Chief of HOUSTON — The United Oounsel John F. Shea Jr., has ter for the Town of Manchea- Secs. 9 and 10 increase from ments of the General Statutes.) 11, 12 and 18 of Chapter XX of the gulls. However high the Police and Fire Chief shall re States leads the world In pro prepared the wording for 10 ref- ter? tlon. QUEB'nON 15. said Charter? winds of fair weather, the gulls side in Town during their ten duction of mohair, the silky erendum questions, exactly as (Technical chaise, changing one to three the number of Shall the Town of Manchester (Eliminates from the Charter are obviously In their element. CHUCK ROAST fleece of Angora goats. Last they will appear on the voUng phrase "Board of Assessor” Umes a proposed ordinance ure of office and provides that provisions concerning Inconsis enact the proposed amendment year’s output was 28 million They sport in the wind, trying machines at the April 30 special (which Is nonexistent) to "A s- must be advertised for purposes if the Town assumed the pow to Chapter XVH, Sec. 5 of the tencies, amendments, referen- pounds, the least since 1962. out all the updrafts created by •lection. eessor” .) of a Petition for Overrule or ers and duties of the existing Charter for the Town of Man dums and extensions of office EXTRA LEAN. World production for 1967 was island or headland. They beat Questions I through 6 are for Q U E S T IO N 7 Enactment.) Fire Dlstrlot it shall become a chester? which are either no longer ap 62.8 million pounds. Virtually upwind low to the water and proposed bond issues. Each of the Town of Mandies- QUESTION 9 part of the Town Fire Depart plicable or are controlled by CENTER CUT Usual Fine Trim, (Increases from two to three all U. S. mohair comes from then shoot downwind with ex the five questions lists the proposed amend- Town of Manchester ment.) the General Statutes.) times the number of publica Texas. Read Herald Ads press-train speeds. •mount of money involved and tn nhanter TT Secs 1 2 ehaet the proposed amendments QUESTION IS tions of notice of public hear QUESTION 19. Nor are crashing waves any FIRST CUT mcplalns the proposed projects. n ^ h e ^ S ^ e r ftr ih e ^ ^ Chapter V, Sees. 1, 3, 5, 8, Shall the Town of Manchester ings required for altering build Shall the Town of Manches deterrent to the gulls, when the They arc: $879,660 for reno- /, PAOl EIOHHEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 Section Two WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 jTOanrh^BtTr fEnTitiUB 3|Trali) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 Pages 19 to 36 ter, and six great-grand children. Poor Choice of Rides 20 Injured Students Hold Yale Plans Events in World MANCHESTER, CONN Obituary The funeral will be held Fri WARWICK, R. I. (AP)— It Bolton day at 8:15 a.m. from the was a poor choice of rides 14 Thai Police KUled driven from the Congo in No In Blast at w Rain Brings Introvlgne - Plante Funeral Dean Captive ’Tuesday for two hitch-hikers Education TV vember. Home, E. Malii St., Stafford BANGKOK, ThaUand (AP) — The repatriation la being car- Mus Smith Dies, Springs, with a Mass of re en route from Boston to Vol- Ohio Plant OSOB, GOP Committee Re-elects At Columbia u n to ^ . Conn. Ouerrillas killed 14 members of ried oiit under International Red Brief Lift quiem at St. Edward Church at In 2 Years a ’Thai police patrol in the wohst Cross auspices. The group left BAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio Retired Teacher 10. Burial will be in St. Ed Charles L. Peabody, 19, of NEW YORK (AP) — About Shannock, R. I., and Steve ambush government forces Shangugu aboard heavily guard- (jyp) — Twenty men were in- To Firemen Milton Jensen as Chairman K lu Helen McOregor Smith, ward Cemetery, Stafford NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale have suffered in the three-year ed trucks for the 190-mlle trip to jured today In an explosion at Springs. 300 students sat-in through the W. Trim, 20, of Chatham, Town flromen Txreatoed a sigh Milton Jensen was re-elected addlUon, $300; Gladys RuggiM, who retired in 19B4 as a home night after barricading the N. Y., began smoking what University, now broadcasting to battle against growing Commu- Kigali, where planes waited to the Ohio Edison Co. plant at swim- Friends may call at the fu the public on FM radio has an- nlst forces, the Interior minister take them to Europe via Khar- gtratton, about 16 miles south of of relief last night as toe first chairman of toe Republican Bolton Center Rd., for economics teacher at Manches Dean of Columbia College in his they told the driver was droplets of rain hit toe sidewalk ming pool, $2,400, and Harry ter High School, died yesterday neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Town Committee last night, and and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and office to protest the construction marijuana after "how’s the nounced plans to create a UHF >^t»rted today. toum . this Ohio River to^. England (resubmitted), tor at Manchester Memorial Hos of a gymnasium in a public Qe". Praphas Charusathlen The mercenaries and K a^- Five of the injured were in front of toe firehouse at toe 7 to 9 p.m. ’grass’ situation in Boston?’’ Center and toe other Manches Mte. Norma Tedford was re warehouse and office bulldbigfs, pital. She' made her home with park and the university’s parti ’The driver pulled off the education television staUon in- esUmated 100 Commu- soldiers rebelled last spring brought to City Hospital here elected vice-chairman. eluding closed-circuit and public njgt, ambushed the border pa- held out in the eastern Con- and the others were taken to ter firehouses. Rt. 44A, $96,600. Mias Elisabeth Olson of 66 cipation In a defense-related freeway and called police. Douglas Cheney will continue Bnlletin Board Michael S. Olander program. programming. northern Chlang Ral Bukavu for several Ohio Valley Hospital in Steuben- For toe first time in 28 nights Chestnut St. Michael S. Olander, 77, of ’The hitch hikers were arrest as treasurer, and Mrs. Hope The French Club (Quebec trip Dr. Henry S. Coleman spent ed on charges of possessing Yale President Kingnian Pi-ovlnce last Wednesday and months, ^ nurse at the hospital last night the weary firefight Mias Smith was bom in Wethersfield, father of Henry ers were able to get an unin Grunskc will continue as sec will return tonight at 8 at the Orange, Mass., and lived in the night in his office in Hamil marijuana. Brewster Jr. said ’I^esday that j^e 20 policemen es- here said none of the five was retary, both having won re-elec Olander of Manchester, died ton Hedl, the administration - special oo^ration already ^ uninjured in the 12-hour Chou Blames Mao believed critically hurt. terrupted night’s sleep, but they high school. Manchester since 1923 when she yesterday at Hartford Hospital. Driver of the car was Wel has been established by the uni tion in toe organizational meet The Zoning Commlslon, the building for Columbia College lington Ray, an inspector for battle. ’Three policemen were Ten of the 16 workers taken to are not resting on toelr laurels ing. Joined the Manchester Public Survivors also Include 7 other versity to manage the new ven ’TOKYO (AP) — Armed for they know that toe fire dan Planning Commission and the School System. Before coming along with at least two other Co the state Narcotics Division. wounded and one is missing. the Steubenville hospital were Committee assignments will sons, 4 daughters, a sister, 20 lumbia faculty members. ’The ture. fights, equipment damage and reported to be seriously hurt. ger throughout toe state has not town health officer will meet to this town, she taught in grandchildren, and 3 great He said government casual work stoppages resulting from be made at next month’s meet In executive session tomorrow Westbrook, Maine, and Provi students slept in the hall outside ’The Yale-New Haven EducS' ties for the week were 16 killed, The less seriously Injured yet subsided. ing, after town committee mem grandchildren. on blankets, pillows and news tlonal Corp. hopes to raise $500, Mao Tse-tung’s purge campaign ® . . , . night to discuss the requested dence, R.I. The funeral will be held Fri 13 wounded and three missing. caused Red CTlna to miss its in- As one fireman put it, “We bers have indicated their pre zone change from multiple to papers. 000 to pay initial broadcasting „„„ ^ private automobiles. were toe only department in She was a graduate of State day at 8:30 a.m. from the Talar- ’The protest, organized by the - Accord Avnonnop ho ooif) While One terrorist was killed, dustrial and communications ROTC Scholar ferences on a questionnaire single dwelling. ski Funeral Home, 380 Maple ’ nine were captured and four goals last year. Premier Chou Those injured are construc toe county that didn’t get a call which will be mailed to them. College, Framingham, Mass., Students for a Democratic So tion workers employed in build Teen-agers signing up to and a member of its alumni Ave., Hartford, with a solemn The new corporation will link surrendered. En-lai has saW last night. We were just lucky. PMllp E. Minor is one of four At the meeting last night com march In the Danny Thomas ciety, began around noon Tues Yale with other institutions and praphas said ’Thai forces. ing an addition to the power The area is still very dry.” association. She did graduate high Mass of requiem at SS Cy day when some 600 demonstra Reached University of Rhode Island mittee members discussed plans St. Jude’s hospital drive will work at Columbia University, ril and Methodius Church, Hart- tors gathered in front of Low the public,’’ said Brewster. pushing into tiie deepjungle and trL?a“ S l" ir T S ‘°^^® saS P!“ ‘- A*’®"* 1,600 men are em- It’s not that toe firemen sophomores enlisted in the for the next two years. see a film and hear a disc neral home tonight from 7 to 9 The corporation will be the mountain country where the ^ ^ 1 ? 10 OM o e ^ on P^^^ ployed on the project. aren’t grateful (or toe shower, Building Permits New York City. Memorial Library, the main ad Cause of the blast was not de ROTC who has been awarded jockey tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In Miss Smith was a member of Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, licensee for the non-commercial guerrilla bands operate uncov- pob 2 that Mao’s ourge which definitely did help curtail Certificates for building issued St. Maurice Church ministrative building. At Trinity station and will supply.aiinnlv designdoaiim ered j six.... ^Communist____ ^ MaO s purge termined immediately, but one a Reserve Officer’s Train the Manchester Education As Bloomfield. camps, perhaps last three years” ff^COTT.ST// toe grass fire threat, it’s just ing Corps scholarship. He is the during toe past few months by Representatives of some Ne and producUon services for Yale each big enough for 30 to 60 of the workers said an accumu sociation, the Professional Wom Friends may call ’at the fu- gro organizations unrelated to but might end in 19Q9. iRCEPTOR' that they know the rain has lit son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell toe zoning agent: Willard Gren- ford at 9:18. Buriat will be in (Continued from Page One) faculty and community groups men. lation-of gas apparently explod tle to do with controlling the hu non. Brandy St., (or tool shed, Manchester Evening Herald en’s Club, the National Retired Columbia joined the demonstra involved in creating programs. (Jhou blamed the chaos and ed when an employe was cutting SEWER; E. Miner of 63 Mather St. Teachers’ Association, the and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and tion. The man error that constantly keeps $600; Andrew Ansaldi for Bolton (Xirrespondent. Cleme- administration was un The new staUon __ is expected to sabotage on supporters of Mao’s through an air duct. The two-year scholarship pays Hartford Chapter of the Ameri 7 to 9 p.m. The organizers charged that able to confirm immediately the be'in OMratton^thlntoJo" years Ireland's Neu) Budget them on their toes. (or tuition, textbooks, and foundation on Lot I9i, Mohican well Young, tel. 643-898 chief enemy. President Liu There was no fire following Tr., $2,600; Frank Volpl, Volpl can Association of Retired Per construction of the gymnasium studenU’ claim that the agree- and will work with the Connecti- DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — The Shao-chi, but he said the spring the blast. The Eighth UUlltles District laboratory fees. It provides a sons, and Center Congregation Fire Department, for example, subsistence allowance of $60 a Rd., for addition to bam, $800; j® Park would ment would provide an addition- gat Educational Television net- Irish will pay higher prices for planting was inadequately pre- John Daly, Raised Ranch on al Church, Orange. racist and deprive Negroes in al $160,000 aid over four or five WGBH of Boston. beer, imported liquor, tobacco pared this year because of fac- has been called out twice dur month during college and $160 She is survived by several F anerals Water Injection Tried Shady La., $16,600; Charles $12,210 Stolen toe area of r w r ^ t l ^ faclliUes. yews. Yale Corp., governing and gasioine because of in- tlonalism within the Maoist ing the past 24 hours. a month during the six week Gage, Hebron Rd., for carport, cousins. summer camp between the jun- They averted toe pm- The a^ouncement was ^eet- bod of the university, hai creases in import duties in toe ranks. NORFOLK, Va-. — A way of At;8:30 p.m. yesterday they $200; Lawrence Fiano, for six- Funeral services will be held Harry Mason gram, toe Institute tor Defense ed at the admiiUstratlon build- gg^ed the Federal Communica- government’s new budget, pre- storing fresh water by “inject responded to a false alarm aib -ior and Senior years. tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the WTiit- Funeral services for Harry room Raised Ranch, Rosewood Bank Films ^ by joyous shoute from toe Commission to set aside fented to parliament Tuesday, ing” it through wells into sub Box 6281, Hollister School and Miner is majoring in chem- La., $16,000; Raymond Isiiep, ty Funeral Home, Orange. Bur Mason of 20 Marble St. were Vl^nam war effort _ Th®y had ta^n y^^a-high frequency Chan^^^ Finance Minister Charles surface rocks is being tested thls morning at 9:48 they were istry. He is a member of Sig- led will be In Center Cemetery, held yesterday at the Holmes Pmvell 'Satisfactory' prefabricated colonial on School “ h.o ?n .f;h « n to r toto toe o.no tor New Haven. Most up-to-date Haughey also warned thkt taxes by federal hysrologlsts and toe forced out into toe rain to hear ma Phi Epsilon fraternity and Rd., $10,400; Lawrence Fiano, Show Robber Orange. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. lumbia SDS chapter, told the while nine trustees were meet- Following Surgery city of Norfolk. If successful, George Kalina of Jehovah’s group: “We’re going to have to ing in a second-floor room. television sets can receive UHF would be increased if spending toe (amlHar crackling time of a belongs to the Kingston Guards for colonial on Birch Mt. Ext., Friends may call at the signals. goes up too much. this method of underground small grass and brush fire on drill team and the varsity crew Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Witnesses officiated. Burial was take a hostage to make them let About 160 students grouped MIAMI, Fla. (AP) —. Adam $20,000; John Gleason, for eight- In Windsor 5',1 not over He is a 1966-«rgraduate of Man on in Oak Ridge Cemetery, go of IDA and let go of toe outside the meeting room to President of the new corpora- The budget provides for an in- Clayton Powell was reported in storage m ^ y have far-reaching Tolland Tpke. "It’s room colonial on Laurwood Dr., Mlaiin St., tonight from 7 to 9. tion will be Howard S. Weaver, crease of 90 Chester High School. Southbridge, Mass. gym.” iirirp trustee imniornontation of “• weaver, crease oi 90 cents a week in satisfactory condition at a Mi- applications in many coastal yet,” they agreed. $20,000; and Carl Jones for sev (Continued from Page One) Bearers were friends of the Thereupon toe group entered o Voco^riont^ associate secretary of toe univer- pensions tor widows, orphans, ami hospital today after under- areas where surface storage is en-room colonial on South Rd.i Mrs. Joseph Stawarz ^ ^ ^ and assistant to Brewster, the elderly, the blind ^nd unem- going surgery. .difficult or expensive, VERNON —Mrs. Mary Staw family. Hamilton Hall. Dean Coleman proved overwhelmingly Jlm Herdlc’s Craft and Hobby $20,000. to open a key-lock vault and arz, 70, of 165 Irene Dr., wife was not in his office but ap- about two-thirds of toe 1,600 pre-re- propam lng ployed and grants a special tax Jackson Memorial Hospital Public Records Center, move sign to 776 Main Also .Lawrence Fiano, for six turn over its contents. peared moments later, elbowing dominantly white students en- deduction of $240 to newlyweds, officials declined to give detaUs “ONE-EYED MENACE?” houses on Laurwood D r.: two He then repeated his order to of Joseph Stawarz, died this Fred G. Slawson NEWARK, N.J. — The “one- GLASTONBURY St., $80. Flineral services for Fred G. his way through the demonstra- rolled at the college. , public view- Cigarettes went up 2 cents a of toe operation. However, Pow- Warrantee Deeds Mrs. J. Magora, fence at 32 eight-room colonials at $20,000. a female teller. morning at Rockville General eyed menace”—toe auto indus This map prepared by a special committee of town Nutmeg Homes Inc. to James Hospital. Slawson of 77 Strickland St. Aors to reach the head of the When the trustees declined to package and gasoline and other ell told a news conference In Columbus St., $277. two eight-room colonials at $22,- No one was hurt in toe holdup. group. make a decision on toe propos- , ^ cents a gallon. ’The Bimini last week he was suffer- try’s term tor vehicles with one and civic leaders, shows the new sewers and the C. and Sharon B. Hamilton, Raymond Mahoney, demolish 000, a colonial at $23,000, and a The robber was described as a Mrs. Stawarz was bom Jan. were held Monday afternoon headlight burned out—may be The Sewer Question After listening tor some mo- al, the demonstrators refused to j v programs price of beer was raised a pen- ing from a minor prostate ail new plant proposed in Question 2 of the April 30 property at 14 Kennedy Rd., garage at 76 Walnut St., $75. six-room Ranch at $18,000. white male, about 6-(oot-10, 29, 1898 in Poland, and had at toe Holmes Funeral Home, on the road to extinction. 400 Main St. ’The Rev. Felix ments, he said: “I have no con- let u t toem leave the building. ^ corpora- ny a pint and liquor imported ment. referendum. conveyance tax $33.66. David Mordavsky, swimming Also, Lawrence Fiano, for wearing a black hat and a blue lived in Vernon for many years. from anywhere but Britain will A new-type automotive head Annie M. Gibbon to Russell She was a member of the Pol Davis, pastor of Second 0>n- trol over toe demands you are According to Dean of Students Powell, who checked himself pool at 880 Vernon St., $1,300 three-stall addition to carwash zippered jacket. Programing possibilities in- cost 6 cents more a glass. lamp, developed by Wagner C. and Gall A. Taylor, property on Rts. 6 and 44A, $16,000; Er ish Womens Alliance and the gregatlonal Church, officiated. making, but I have no intention Roy Heath, the trustees were P into toe hospital Sunday, has re Electric Co., has an extra safety Eight Trouble Spots Note: This is the third in a toe . "most favorable package” Rocco Frankollne, alterations Burial was in East Cemetery, of meeting any demands under preparing to act favorably o n gg-yi„gg and social at 60 Walnut St., conveyance nest Reed, Rt. 86, (or addition The purple finch is not at all Rosary Society of St. Joseph’s performing arts. fused to receive any calls or vis filament that continues to glow series of articles about town to town taxpayers as toe town to dwelling at 616 Spring St., Bearers were Albert Keddy, a situation such as this.” the student’s demands tor toe fPhites Leave Rwanda itors. His secluded room has a tax $17.06 $600. to garage, $600; John Whitham, purple. The male Is an old rose Church, both of Rockville. when the main filament bums plans to build a sewage treat- pays $62,108 of toe $419,222 total, Donald M. Nourse to John J. Ronald Slawson, Albert Willard He went Inside his office and “no visitors” sign on toe door. ment plant and Install sewer The new sewers are necessary Ever-Ready Destruction Co. Rt.6, (or addition to store, $3,- color and the female has toe Survivors, besides her hus SHANGUGU, Rwanda (AP) out. 'The light of toe safety fila Pinpoint the Needs and Stasia Wierzchowski, prop- 000; Robert Fluckenger, Lake general sparrow-like appear band, include a son, Edmund Jr., Norman Dubshlre, Alfred soon after toe demonstrators be- when the students marched into ment can be seen from dis lines. Tomorrow’s article will not only because toe building of ^ (or State of Connecticut, demol Spettigue, and (Jharles Horne, gan hanging red crepe and Talent will be drawn from —A group of 140 white merce Powell’s chief concern during St., for greenhouse and porch ance. J. Stawarz of Vernon. the building. toe Yale School of Drama, naries led by Belgian Col. Jean his Indefinite stay in Miami is tances farther than 600 feet, en By MALCOLM BARLOW attempt an explanaUon of the Rt. 6 Is going to tear up toe ®»'ty 813^<;®"ter St., convey- ish dwellings at 184-186 High large posters with pictures of There was no violence in toe . ance tax $i(.ou. land St., $1,000; and 192-194 The funeral will be held Fri Lenin, Ernesto Che Guevara School of Art and Architecture, Schramme began to leave for “tor peace, quiet, rest and re abling oncoming drivers to de There are eight critical faults in the sewage system complicated process the town old lines, but because new, larg- Quitclaim Deed day at 8:16 a.m. from the Burke Howard S. Smith sit-in. officials termine toe vehicle's position on Highland St., $1,000. Funeral services for Howard and Malcolm X around toe lob- School of Medicine and Audio- Europe today. ”1710 have been taxation,” hospital af Manchester that cannot be taken c„e of ^thout r„r"‘ Roland J. Guerette to Jennie ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Heath said early today toe Visual Center. held in Rwanda since they were said. the road. to serve toe increasing Peter Foster, alterations to S. Smith of 87A Bluefleld Dr. by. college was considering penal major new Ijnes and a large new treatment plant, ac- number of homes there. M. Guerette, property at 27 Co commercial building at 14 High Rockville, with a Mass of re At about 1 a.m. a group of lumbus St., conveyance tax niiiem nt yesterday afternoon ties____ against^______six of__ toe students. cording to William O’Neill, public works director. ______The Olcott St. line will not St., $600. At Q R,.rtni ^ 1 1 te ct a t Holmes Funeral Home, 400 counter demonstrators gathered mduding Terry Jones, a Negro O'Neill begins his list of these ------~ Saulters Pond. It will pick $3.30. A. J. Contractors for William r^eterv ^t. The Rev. George F. at a nearby statue of Alexander gg^^^ ^j,o led a group that cinly relieve other sewers in that Certificate of Merger critical places with the small emptied Into Laurel Lake, The Colonial’s mlUion gallons as area. It will open up most of and Grace Ardmore, alterations mil t th f Nostrand, rector of St. Mary’s Hamilton and sang choruses of spearheaded the takeover of the but flHhy Lydall Brook which lake Is now dried up and the it passes toe plant along -Ly Dime Savings Bank of H art to dwelling at 3 Ardmore Rd., Friends may southwestern Manchester to ford with State Saving.? Bank, •> te Episcopal (3hurch, officiated. “The Ballad of toe Green Ber- administration building. empties into Union Pond. river passes through the north dall Brook. $286. neral home tomorrow from 2 to ets.” ern side of toe lake bed in a sewer service. Manchester under name of State - Dime 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial was in East Cemetery. Jones, 31, of Kansas CSty, Mo., ’The brook passes the Colonial The north line will skirt Union Carol McCaffrey (or Jerome Bearers were William Ste is president of toe 16-member Board Oo. on Parker St. and channel. Community College plans large Bank, Hartford. McCaffrey, demolish shed at 83 Pond and follow toe Hockanum facilities at Hillstown Rd. and Attachments venson, Daniel Hare, Norman Trinity Association for Negnroes the Rogers (^rp. off Oakland 'The town plant does much River to toe Eighth District Union St., $26. Mrs. Ada R. Carruttiers (TAN). ’Trinity has 18 black stu better with toe BOD than toe ^ Wetherell St. Manchester Memorial Hos Harris Orcutt, alterations to Mrs. Ada Robotoam Carruto- Holmes, and Howard Holmes. St. Rogers adds little to the Plant to pick up toe primary May 20 Set dents enrolled in toe current se brook compared to toe million District plant, but it reduces It jj-eated sewage there, Also benefiting from toe north pital against Ralph F. and Ma dwelling at 96 North St., $600. ers, 90, of 107 Olcott Dr., widow 7 rie S. Garey, property at 42 Michael V. Kurys mester. M anchester gallons per day from Colonial, only to 43 per cent of toe The cenjer sewer will start sewer along the feockanum is The Balf Co., new five-ton as of David Carruthens, died this Other student demonstrators northwest part of town Seaman Circle, $800. phalt plant In yard off N. Main morning at Hartford Hospital. BOLTON—The funeral of Mi As Date for Besides th e. tremendous vol- strength of toe Incoming sew- east of the Green and roughly the chael V. Kurys of French Rd. reacted immediately to Heath’s ume from Oownlal, Its type of age. follow Bigelow Brook except for where many industries and the ’The Savings Bank of Man St., $80,000. Mrs. Carrutoers was bom statement on penalties by circu chester against David A. and Felix Gremmo, 60 x 40 stor Sept. 28, 1877 in Manchester, was held yesterday morning waste is very strong. It con- This means both plants fall a break near the high school Burr Comers Shopping Center lating a petition calling for equal Joan M. Krupen, property on age building at 845 E. Middle Gov. George C. Wallace England, and lived in Lowell, from toe Leclerc Funeral Spock Trial SAVINGS slsts mainly of wood fibres and to reduce the total streng;th unUl It dumps Into toe north are now using septic tank sys Home, 23 Main St., Manchester, punishment to be given to all paste board as suspended solids, of their sewage more than half. tems. Ridgefield S t, $1,900. Tpke., $12,000. Mass., for many years before sewer at Hilliard St. It will re Trade Name with a Mass of requiem at St. BOSTON (AP) — Baby doctor students participating in the Oolonial performs treatment The next fault Is toe town’s lieve overloaded sewerS at toe Dr. Richard C. Olmsted, town Manafort Bros, for State of moving to St. Johnsbury, Vt., Maurice’s CTiurch. Benjamin Spock and four oto- demonstration. Mrs. Anita E. Volsine, doing Connecticut, demolish dwelling where she lived most of her A L O A N at great expense which settles pumping station across W. Mid- Green, the center, toe railroad sanitary Inspector with the job The Rev. Robert W. Cronin ers, including Yale University A spokesman for TAN said that out much of the solids but the die Tpke. from Hilliard Pond. overpass on Center St. and the of inspecting septic tank sys business as The Candy Travel- at 283 Spencer St., $425; and life. She lived in East Hartford was celebrant. Mrs. William Chaplain William Sloane Coffin, “toe trustees, though detained, ler, 117 Hollister St. demolish shed and shop at 426 for 16 years before coming to Association water or effluent which is The overloaded pumps there pumping staUon at Hilliard tems, said “We are in favor of iiknShester‘^n7yeIrs""^!*She was organist, and jr., must go to trial May 20 on were nevertheless treated with dumped into the brook “has dump as much as half of toe Pond. better public sewage systems. Marriage Licenses Hartford Rd., $425. WALLACE the soloist was Mrs. Marguerite charges of counseling young utmost respect and politeness.” Ronald Paul Lewis, 149 Adams L & M Homes Inc., new dwel- was a member of Burnside sigfnlflcantly greater strength sewage flowing to station into The pumping station will no “All this sewage (in the north- Methodinf niiirnh »nH °®®*'- *^®"y >"®n to avoid toe draft. The agreement is to be pre than domeatic sewage,” accord the pond which then must be longer be used after toe line is west part of town) has to go S t/ and Arline Evans Shennlng, lings at 14 Redwood Rd., 25 < S k boto i f Eari McGurk, The date was set Tuesday by sented to the student senate on ing to the engineering firm of heavily chlornated to prevent connected. somewhere,” he said, “There’s 18d'-EldrIdge St., April 27, South Redwood Rd., 33 Redwood Rd., Campaign Highlights! Chapter, Aio, uuui ruBsi former pastors of St. Maurice’s u.S. Judge Francis J. W. Ford Sunday and later to the student Methodist Church. 38 Redwood Rd., 53 Redwood Hartford. Metcalf & Eddy of Boston in a disease. The north sewer will continue a point where you reach satura- Church, were seated in the when he denied in federal court body for its vote. Ronald Francis Glrouard, 317 Rd., and 92 Redwood Rd., $15,- Survivors include a son, Rob 1066 report. The residents near toe pump to toe proposed secondary plant Lon.” sanctuary. Burial was in St. the defense motions for d i s m i s s ------Besldes toe solids, Colonial’s house have complained bitterly next to Hop Brook. The new Tolland Tpke., and Joan Riley, 000 each. TONIGHT - WED, APRIL 24 ert CkuTutoers of Manchester, James’ Cemetery, Manchester, al of toe indictments. 73 Linden St., April 27, St. with whom she made her home; effluent has a very high BOD, about it whenever there is plant is designed to handle not Father Cronin, assisted by Fa Indicted with Spock, who is Bolton biological oxygen demand. The heavy rainfall, heavy sewage only toe treated sewage from Meaning of Bars James’ (Jhurch. Whence Named a dauj^ter, Mrs. Warren C. ther McGurk, read the commit Richard S. Scanlan, New White of Windsor; 9 grandchil 64, and Coffin, who is 43, were solids are attacked by bacteria (low and backed up sewage in toe District plant and the town The name capitol (or toe WNHC-TV Channel 8 8:30 p.m. tal service. Mitchell Goodman, 44,. of New Notch Buildings which “demand” the stream’s their basements. plant, but toe untreated sewage The number of bars on toe York City, and Ruth Ellen An dren, and 16 great-grandchil Bearers were Richard P. insignia pin of toe Daughters of building in a seat of government dren. York and Temple, Maine; Mi dissolved oxygen to break down Undersized sewer lines In the from industries and homes drews, 41 Kensington St. Morra, Francis J. Fiano, Jo- Edward Patrick Kelsey, 91 where laws are made comes Funeral services will be held chael Ferber, 23, of Boston a Expected Ready and digest the solids. area just east of Center Springs The otoer"two sewer'projects ‘he American Revolution (DAR) from toe Capitollne Hill, toe WTIG-TV Channel 3 9:30 p.m. Friday at 10:30 a.m. at Newkirk seph Zwikla, John Zwlkla, Mi- Harvard graduate student, and No living thing depending on Park have also caused sewage on toe referendum are the Rt. represenU toe number of Birch St., and Christine Janice smallest and most famous of toe chael Shllosky and Prank Pag- Marcus Raskin, 33, of Washing- 8 and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 In Ninety Days oxygen dissolved in toe water backups into cellars, O’Neill relocaUons and toe Olcott St. who rendered patriotic Yonkowski, 52 Scott Dr. seven hills on which toe city of gloli. service to toe country during Building Permits pd.pol. Adv. by The Wallace Campaign 10 High Bldg., Mont., Ala. Seymore Tremmell Chmn, Burnside Ave., East Hartford. ton. can survive Lydall Brook. said. Homes in the Green area Interceptor Sewer Rome \ ^ s built. The Rev. G. Albln Dahlquist, Judge Ford also denied mo Construction of the W. H. O’NellTs next major target Is ^bere E. Center St. and E. Mid- O’Neill calls toe Rt. 6 sewers Revolutionary War. Coca Cola Bottling Co. for L. William Lines tions of Goodman for a separate England Lumber Co. buildings toe large Union Pond. Besides pastor of Burnside Methodist Funeral services for L. Wil die Tpke. meet are subject to Churchy will officiate. Burial trial and transfer of his case to on Rt. 44A in Bolton Notch toe filth from Lydall Brook, toe the same catastrophe, he added. liam Lines of 3 West St. will be Washington, and of Coffin for a should be completed in about 90 pond Is the receptacle (or toe will be in Bellevue Cemetery, held Friday at 1 p.m. at toe Even more homes in the area Lawrence, Mass separate trial. days, according to the owner, Hockanum River from Vernon. of the railroad overpass on Cen Salvation Army Citadel instead Vernon has reported dlffecul- Spends may call at toe fun- of toe Holmes Funeral Home, Granted were defense re Harry England. ter St. near Broad St. face the quests (or access to materials England has taken out a ty In operating its sewage treat threat of clogged sewers and eral home tomorrow from 7 to 400 Main St., as originally plaii- ment plant off WindsoiYlUe Rd. OUR CHILDREN ARE BEING DENIED!! the government has and plans building permit for $98,600 for 9 p.m. ned. Maj. Kenneth Lance will stinking cellars. to use in toe prosecution. two buildings, a two-story due to the wide variety of The complaints from all three officate. Burial will be in East Judge Ford ordered the gov warehouse 130 by 70 feet, and chemicals used in Rockville Mrs. Anna Zamichiei Cemetery. areas, O’Neill said, make for Mrs. Anna Zamichiei, 86, of ernment to supply to the de a single story office building, industries. This means It is gray hairs. —, Friends may call at toe fu sometimes a polluter of toe 76 Turnbull Rd. died yesterday neral home tonight from 7 to 9 fense no later than 10 days be 60 by 147 feet. “Residents remember (or a fore the trial copies of record The buildings will be in a river when its plant does not afternoon at Manchester Me and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 long time toe day sewage morial Hospital. She was the ings, motion picture and televi T-shape, with toe front line of operate correctly. backed up into toelr cellar,” he to 9 p.m. Also polluting toe Hockahum widow of Angelo Zamichiei. sion films of nctionr: by the de the new buildings following the said. Mrs. Zamichiei was bom in fendants which relate to toe rear line of existing buildings, above Union Pond is toe area around toe Tankerhoosen River A ninth fault in toe sewage Italy, and came to toe United charges against toe defendants. also owned and rented out by system is the effluent from Vernon Last week at a pretrial hear England (a package store, a TalcottvUle which is not sew- States in 1904. She lived in Staf- yet. The State Health De- Case Bros mills on Spring St. f a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 T o lla n d Hearing on Town Budget we care Supor-Right Meats Planned for Next Tuesday “Supar-flichr The public hearing on the Zoning Commission will turn Quality BONELESS proposed budget for the fiscal bock at least $960 for a total year beginning July 1 will be of almost $94,000 which will be held next Tuesday. The hearing used to offset the mill rate on will be the first budget hearing the new budget. to be held in town since the The school board’s surplus in still formation of a Board of Fi cludes a $25,000 tuition-rebate BEEF ROASTS nance last year. from Rockville High School; tm c iliilk i The budget will be presented $33,000 in additional anticipated all one price by the board and discusion on grants, and $35,000 surplus "re P all phases of the budget will be sulting from Superintendent skqitical open to the public. Explanation.s Robert Brairton’s busines abil Top or Bottom Round, on the budget items will be ity", according to the school At Low Prices Plus Top Value Stamps given by town officials. b ^ rd . The hearing partially replaces The PZC surplus of $960 Top Sirloin, Cross R|b, the annual town meeting, which comes from an extra year’s dues (Including So-Called 7«S MIDDLE TURNPIKE. EAST will now be limited to accept requested by the Capitol Region about A^P bland Undercut Roast) MANCHESTIR ance, rejection or reduction of Planning Agency for its .study or Chuck the budget as presented to the on water and sewerage for the meeting. region’s 29 member towns. The i Each Paokagt Containi 1 Actual changes to the budg extra dues were not needed, QUARTER LOIN SLICED , ...... MANCHESTER SUUTH WINDSOR et will result from the senti however, because of the passage canned vegetables? 9 to II Chops BURR CORNERS SHOPPING PLAZA SULLIVAN AVENUE ments expressed during the pub of grants to finance the study TOLLAND TURNPIKE—NEXT TO CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER lic hearing. by the State Legislature. Pork Chops o”*. Board of Finance chairman Anticipated income by the popular Howard Wolfanger has stated school board is not included in Incredible! BONELESS (BOSTON BUTTS) w he will make the proposed budg the budget, because it reverts et public prior to the hearing to the General Fund of the They’re all Grade “A ” you know, and labeled so. Popular Choice and will have copies available town. This includes ADM and Fresh Pork Roasts o9a. at the door the night of the transportation grants. Also not hearing. included are bond payments Bet you don’t know another brand that is. Semi-Boneless The finance board has been and interest on the schools, which appear in the Board of 2 working on the various budget Ground Round Freshly Ground Many Times Daily 89: requests in private work ses Selectmen’s budget. Grade “A ” th at’s the best. You can’t buy better. •1—H Slipper RIB ROAST sions. The Tolland 4—H Town Com 2 Budgets IVIadc Public Cut From First 4 Ribs Only Two boards made their budg mittee will sponsor a spaghetti You’re still not sure? SHORT CUT BEEF— BONE IN ’ lb. supper and bake sale May 18 Rib Steaks ets public prior to submitting Beef Chuck— Bone In Short Cut them to the Board of Finance. from 4 to 7 p.m. The supper *'Super-Right'* Quality Ground Chuck Top quality 'L is held to support the Tolland Tell you what Beef, Pork, 79° The ^oard of Education budg California Steak 7 9lb. ' et of $1,426,273 represents a 15 County 4—H Fair Association, Meat Loaf Mix Veal lb. Select Choice financed by each town in the Frozen per cent increase over last year. this week, buy a can of A«&P Whole Small Green Beans. "Super-Right" Beef— Boneless V. It includes an estimate of county. i . 4 Stewing Beef cube, or swp. 89ib. VedI Cubed Steaks 89,f Ground Beef Fresh lean teachers' salaries, since ne linniithorized Salesmen Picked at a precise tender age, they are simply delicious. Boneless Brisket FRONT CUTS gotiations with the TEA have Unauthorized magazine sales Supec-Right Brand men are selling subscriptions to not been completed. Beef Patties 7 9 ® CoraedBeel 99,; 79*lb. A 15 per cent increase occurs magazines in town, claiming • ^ ib . 5th Thru 7th Ribs lb. You think this is just advertising talk? A&P's Own— Top Quelity in a year where the local they are sponsored by the local Super-Right or Krauss Brand Boneless Chuck Roust 'L VFW Post, according to Post schools will experience an en Polish Sausage 7 9 , ^ Allgood Sliced Bacon X^;69' rollment increase of at least Commander Clarence Goetz. Try them. Froze n— Boneless Cap'n John's 1st Thru 4th Ribs '<> * 30 per cent, including the ad These salesmen have not been 99 California Chuck Roust dition of kindergarten and 10th authorized by the local Post, ac You’ll get your money back if Swordfish Steaks 8 9 , , ' Shrimp Cocktail 3 1.00 grade classes to the present cording to Goetz, and it is con Cap'n John's— Quick Frozen PAN READY school system. trary to the policy of the local you don’t think they’re the best you ever tasted. If This year’s 1,605 student VFW to solicity magazine sub Haddock Dinners 53‘ Fancy Dressed Smelts 49,^' lb. enrollment will jump to over scriptions. Colonial Sliced Bacon P o s t r o m i By the piece 8 9 ^ Sliced 9 9 * lb. 2,100 in September according to Bulletin Board Is this a good reason for shopping A&P? It’s one of many. Carando Mortad6lla last year’s school enumeration The executive board of St. 1 M l °nd Liverwurst A A d If report, including only children Matthew's Holy Name Society Popular Frnnkfurts lb. living in town as of October will meet tomorrow night at 8 Armour Bologna by the piece Pillsbury Cookies'^o*- 43* 1967. in the Parish Center. P. S. If you’re not a string bean lover, Dependable Grocery Values! The Planning and Zoning Com kroft fc'r Sharp CheeselOor.S?*^ Cooked Flounder 7 3 ' * lb. mission budget (included in the Manchester Evening Herald pick any A&P Brand Canned Vegetable. M argarine Imperial regular lb. Board of Selectmen budget) to Tolland correspondent Bette tals $3,245 compared to $4,000 Qiiatrale, tel. 816-2845. last year. As we said, they’re all Grade “A ”. . Green Beans Golden Corn ADDS UP A&P Qradt A 4^ .,. . M $94,000 In Surplus Whole-Small IS'/z oz. Whole KarntI ^ 1 lb. 1 O Z . ^ Frozen Food Specials! The Grand List presently SAN BENITO, Tex. (AP) — all absolutely, unconditionally guaranteed. Nepco Sliced stands at $22,352,006 including Mrs. Santiago Espinoza is well ^ A&P— Grade A can Ma m or Cream Style cans * V a ^ ^ a $1,422,060 increase over last acquainted with the law of ar ithmetical progression. Seven COPYRIGHT© 1966.THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO.. INC. Gorton's 16 ounce year. A mill will be "worth about v I 15V£oz. $22.85 per $1,000 of assessed years ago, she came home from GRADE A _B valua/tion, based on 65 per cent the hospital with a daughter, A&P Cut Wax Beans I cant i COLD CUT of the 1960 market value, ac Mary Magdalena. Five years W^etergent A cording to the assessor’s formu ago, in the same hospital she SMALL SIZE |1 lb.1 oz.i Fish Sticks 59 • Pickle and Pimento-Olive Loaf la used by the town. gave birth to twins, Santiago GRADE A I cans ...... I III...... ni l ...... 1 Parker Buys! A&P Sweet Peas The Board of Education will and Sylvia. RecenUy, at the 1*5— w ■ • iWock Turkey Vina-Rlpantd— Qradt A return a surplus of $93,000 to same hospital she had triplets, Regular 8 ‘ Size Slietd or Wholt—Qradt A Vahlsin'g Shoe String the town, and the Planning and Juan, Jose and Jesus. 18^ az. • Mock Chicken * . kBKBB Pineapple Pie 49 A&P Tomatoes » A&PBeets 5 1 89‘ • V eal LcKif Angel Food Made with Buttermilk Oranga, Qrapafruit or Blandad ONE PIE BRAND French Fries b27 • Minced Bologna W I P Enriched Bread 4 1 -lb. 6 oz. C Q c 1 lb. 1 oz. ^ loaves A&PJuices"“' P 6 in pkg. 29c Potatoes4 1.!. 99‘ Cake RinK CONTADINA BRAND Pink Pineapple-Grapefruit, Pineapple-Grapefruit English Muffins 12 ," 49* Wife-saver! Sliced Tomatoes 3"Ji"1.00 Dole’ Drinks 3"'’..'‘°‘l.eD Value-Priced Frozen Foods! Regular, Drip or Electric Perk— 2 lb. can 1.38 Tops Brand Hills Bros. Coffee 72' Liquid Detergent c'ont;29' Save 394^ on*box of 170 .Kegu.er or Urink.e Cut Save 16^ on San Benito Calif. BOIL IN BAB V. In 2— 1/, lb. Tub, Assorted Flavors Solid 28 oz. A&P French Fries 2 33° hand CANS A&P Soft Margarine 39* Hi-C Fruit Drinks 10° Banquet Meat Grade A— Our Finest Quality NABISCO packed Q -Tips Cotton Swobs VALUABLE COUPON Tom atoes Turkay, Chioktn, A&P Sweet Peas 4 1°;;; 59° Ritz Crockers f- '-cn.p p\°' 32' |£ ,4 PAGE TWENTY-THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.,------• ’ — ” *WEDNESDAY, - **' - — — ? — — APRIL — » 24, 1968 P A G E TWENTY-TWO JfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 A beautiful green hlanket TPC Rejects Spoonful of joyous pink meated eating! Our maxi-men are terrific bakers, they use the Redeem Apartments, Stamps same fine ingredients you^d use yourself! Hardy this valuable Lack Sewer A plan to build a 24-unit apartment complex on Jeffer Almond Strawberry coupon! Cantaloupes Ivy Plants son St., submitted by Archam- beault Builders of Wetherell These Melons are so Versatile . . . for Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner. Serve in half or wedges, or cut St. was disapproved unanimous up to use in Fruit Cups or Salads. ly by members of the Town Planning Commission Monday Riled Danish Rhubarb Pie 6-in-a-pac night, on the ground that It Baked in our Stop & Shop ovens with fresh Sheer eating pleasurel The flakiMt, tastiest pie goes against the commission s cream and butter, frosting and aimonds. Deli that ever came out of an ovent Serve one to Large and 89 newly adopted policy of requir cious with Stop & Shop coffee. night with Stop & Shop ice cream. ing group dwellings to have luscious! both public water and sewer. 11 oz package 1-lb, 5 oz pkg According to present plans, By 8YD KRONI8H the Jefferson project would AP Newsfeaturet) have public water, but not pub 1-lb pkg lic sewer. An unusual tribute as well "as Vlrtor Sw.anson, president of philatelic issuance comes in the the Eighth Utilities District, form of a sheet of four stamps earltcr told Town Planner Jo produced by the Federal Re Land o' Lakes Butter seph Tamsky !ind Town Engi public of Germany. The stamps Seventeen to seventy. . . or eight to eighly- or Stop & Shop Grade AA 93 Score 6 hardy Ivy plants neer William O’Neill that 10 honor the first anniversary of Mlnl-prlclng® is for everyone who Is price-minded and quality- for ground cover, or years ago plans to run seweii Chancellor Konrad Adenaure's with this coupon and a $5 purchase SliOp minded. We’re spotlighting Seventeen Magazine because they be Pure Florida Orange Juice " 69* to use individually lines up Jefferson St. were death and simultaneously pay lieve as we do, that as tomorrow's chief cook and budget- Coupon good thru April 27 Limit 1 pkg per customer for house plants . . . ab.andonccl due to prohibitive homage to those men with Our own delicious fresh Stop & Shop Daisy Donuts, Kitchen Cupboard assortment watcher, young teener can use a little help from her elders. To beautiful either way! costs. gether we sent a party teaching guide to over a thousand hohie whom he worked to rebuild Florida Chicory or Escarole 15*) s m Swan.son told the men that a 1 -lb, 2 02 economics teachers. But eveiyone can "get ideas for meal and West Germany—Sir Wlnstwi roek bed under the length of the Churchill, Alcide de Gasper! pkg o f 12 entertainment planning by touring our aisles of thousands of RAISIN BREAD DONUTS ' mini-priced products. We reserve the right to limit quantities. street would render the project and Robert Schuman, reports totally unfe.aslble. the World Wide Philatelic Agen Atty. Eugene Kelly, repre cy. senting ArchambeauU urged Dr. Adenauer appears on the the eomniisslon not to disap 50 pfennig blue, Churchill on the prove the application on that 10 pf brown, De Gasperi of Italy ba.sls for .several reasons. on the 20 pf green and Schuman Seventeen Magazine gives fun-food ideas to aii! He argued that a fact sheet, of France on the 30 pf red. Each Experts of alt ages who watch pennies know promoting the proposed North stamp can be detached from the Manchester sewer Interceptor sheet and used for postal pur which will bo on the April 30 poses. referendum, showed that the Inscribed on the sheet in Ger new line would nm very close man are the words "The First to the property In quc.stlon. Anniversary of the Death of "Furthermore," .said the at Chancellor Dr. Konrad Aden torney, "private sewer .systems auer, April 19, 1968.” Bach indi have been proven quite .satis vidual stamp bears the name of factory throughout the state,'” the man whose portrait ap •including several high schools pears. where many more people would Dr. Adenauer, affectionately be using t^em." called "Der Alte” The Old Kelly then began to cite Man) was the first chancellor of recent legislation which would the new Germany and largely hm Sev&itBai tiTlj allow the town to appoint a col responsible for its postwar re lector of rents at the apart construction. imni-cncing is "with it"! ments, if the building fell below The sheet of West German state standards, which the stamps will be available at your money to be used for needed local stamp dealer. Improvements, "The town could even get a Hen on the prop The Postmaster General has erty,” he said. He also pointed announced that the subject for out that the owner of an apart this year's American Folklore ment complex comes under the stamp will be Daniel Boone. De Kraft Swiss Caterer’s Kitchen ^^The Finest Meat You’ll Ever Eat . . jurisdiction of the state tena- tails regarding the date and Famous Top o’ the Grade Quality . . . ment act and could be subject place of first-day sale as well as The pack marked Kraft You’ve got it made with Morton s! ed to severe penalties for not the design will be announced means extra rich Sherbet the ^^choicest” of the U,S.D.A, Choice! complying with sanitary health soon. the ^‘choicest” of the U.S,D,A, Choice! cheese flavor, rich You get the most with mini-pricing^! When you want to and safety codes. with protein. serve the fmesti 4k‘1 Nevertheless Ute commission Maybe it was color TV, or 3» members stuck to their resolu perhaps the greater use of color tion of April 1, and unanimously by newspapers and magazines. disapproved the project, stat Nevertheless, pressure Is now ing that the location was not being brought to have U.S. post suited to the erection of a group age stamps reproduced In full Lynden Boned Chicken ‘ ,V. 3 9 * dwelling project. color by newspapers and other Borden Milk Shakes "’1. publications. Color reproduction Cracker Barrel Sharp Sticks W 55* Vanilla Ice Cream Cups 5al»-T ?kg" 5 9 * of U.S. stamps has been stricUy Morton Dinnor ^ 70 count O / O K < The flavor’s there because the quality’s there! For forbidden. This is still in effect, Sliced American Cheese TT 75* Hudson Napkins pockooe f c / f c w Here’s the unique roast that spells the dif Chuck Roast VCon n Seeks but bills are now in Congress to Rib Roast a change-of-pace menu try it Jewish style with a ference between eating and diriing! Ideal permit color reproductions. l/Vhipped Cream Cheese KroH Dkg 39* Stop & Shop Towels ’^kg" 4 / 1 TOP cup of cooked small dried lima beans and 1 cup Congressman Thaddeus J. TOP roast for your special Sunday dinner . . . Professor^s “ k.^ 3 9 * O'THE buckwheat groats. BONE-IN, FIRST CUTS. Dulski (D-N.Y.) who Is chair Countiyfine Breakfast Drink ^rTol. 29* First Quality Clothespins the finest roast you ever ate! 4th-7th ribs! quart 6 9 * GRADE man of the House Post Office Miracle White Super Cleaner b.ttie Deferment and Civil Service Committee, Batman Popsicles, 12 pack pkg 49* Ouoiify Mtott «U1<» ' declared, "It Is time for a Sargento Cracker Snack Dkg 49* Stop & Shop Spray Starch ccan a n 4 / ‘l STORKS (AP)—University of change to permit the reproduc- 3 lb . 7 o i A e < Connecticut -officials will write Uon of the U.S. stamps in their Chiffon Margarine, 1 lb pkg 39* A&H Borax, 10c off label Dockage “ T » / a letter to a Pittsburgh draft true colors.” board on behalf of an assistant To prove his point he exhibit professor of sociology whom the ed a publication that reproduced board had declared delinquent John F. Kennedy stamps issued Turkey, Chicken, and ordered Inducted into the by 56 naUons—55 in color and, Army. irwilcally, the only one not in I The plan to write the letter color by the United States. Premim Margarine .Beef or Salisbury Pillsbury Biscuits asking for a further deferment for the professor, J. David Col Barbados commemorated the Our own Stop & Shop fax, was disclosed Monday by 20th anniversary of the Econom brand tested and ap proved by Stop & Shop With four dinners to choose UConn President Homer D. Bab- ic Commission for Latin Ameri Bureau of Standards Ballard 10pk^R Q <^ ca by Issuing a special 16 cent from — you can please bldge. to meet yours! 4 88 Sweetmilk W W Last October Colfax turned In «' ‘ I everyone! And this mini stamp featuring t ^ United Na his draft card at nn antl-Vlct- tions Building in Santiago, price is great for your Chile. The Economic Commis budget! nam War rally and was conse sion for Latin America was set quently reclassified from 3-A to up in February 1948 and is one ID OI AA* TOP t-A and ordered to report for In Morton Frozen Cream Pies 3/89* Betty Crocker Wheaties okg * r f California Roast duction April 23—today. of four regional organizations TOP 6-inch Rib Roast O'THE 6 env. O'THC At a court hearing In Pitts established by the U.N. for as Stop & Shop Grape Juice L" 6/*l Instant Breakfast Vhop* Dko sisting the governments of the GRADE burg last Thursday Colfax GRADE King of the Quality Meats failed to get an Injunction bar regions to promote their eco Birds Eye Awake 3/’l Coffee Mate, 11 oz jar Qualify Moots nomic development and raise They don’t look French! Save on Banquet Brand oven roastsV Blade Cut Cbuck ring his Induction but he did the standard of living of their Chopped or Leaf Splnach'(hSa‘ llu’ 8/*l Stop & Shop Coffee Creamer ”,D?' 49* Club Rib Roast get u court order extending his peoples. induction deadline to May 6. B C Orange Apricot Drink 3 / ’l Arbutus Tea Bags, 100 ct pkg 69* Babbldge said the letter on ’61 CAR WITH 22'/? 02 Colfax’s behalf will come from Fudge Brownie Mix oka 39* Stop & Shop Swiss Miss Instant Cocoa ‘ ^cJog*."' 34* Sliced Meats the office of the University pro RUNNING BOARDS 19 02 vost as "a matter of routine." TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — A Shedd’s Peanut Butter 'N Jelly lor 59* Kraft Apple Jelly, 2 lb jar 38* Bacon with distinctive flavor and aroma! with gravy — Turkey, Beef, He said the letter would point plumbing and heating foreman 12 02 Top o’ the Grade Quality Beef ,,.the best! drives to work in a 1961 gold-col Stop & Shop Clix Crackers Oko 29* Strawberry Preserves o’^ ry ”ia°' 69* out ta..ilu: draft board Colfax’s or luxury car built for Sheik Ab French Fries Salisbury Steak or Chicken Importance to the university. Colfax teaclies two courses at dullah Moorbarrak Al-Sabah of Takes just 15-20 minutes in pre-heated 450 Kuwait. a la King. _ Swift’s “Toppy” Bacon UConn, Babbldge .said, "and oven to serve crispy, delicious French fries! ' London Broil Steak they don't end May 6," TTie car was built in this coun Babbldge. said Colfax is also try and shipped to Kuwait for '/ MinUpriced to save you the most! . Save over other famous brands For elegant eating . . . lust broil to doneness you prefer, Enjoy the sweet, smoked taste, the sheik’s approval. The list slice thin diagonally across the grain. (Shoulder cut) supervising a program gn com price was $40,000. stock up of bacon for breakfast or lunch, munity structure Inv Connecti He sent the car back because and save at a low mini-price! cut ajid is Involved In thg study of racial problems. platforms on the outside of the with Boneless Chuck Steak 78ib Colfax said Monday that he auto were not wide enough for mini-pricing® his bodyguards to stand on.- Ban Spray expected Babbldge would sign 'The car sat in a garage in this the letter In his function ns pres country five years while attor ident of the university but he did neys tried to decide what should not know what position Bab be done with It. It finally was Deodorant bldge would take as a private advertised for sale and Benja Fine quality at a low price! Fine quality at a low price! citizen. min Green, Toledo, bought It. The deodorant that takes With our own Almond Dan Babbldge said he would not He won’t say what the pur the worry out of being From Gloucester Save on name brands! ish or Strawberry Rhubarb make a statement on his per chase price was but says lie’ll close. Pie . . . m-m-ml Nepco Cold Cuts sonal ixisitlon in Colfax’s ease sell it for $12,000 . Mix or match 'em, Bologna, unless asked to do 80 by Colfa.x. Taste o’ Sea Birds Eye Cooked Salami. Pepper Loaf, Swift’s Premium Oscar Mayer plain Of Pickle & Pimiento, M b can SHOCKING METHOD |K BREADED FISH FILLET Cbicken or or L,iverwurst. ° „ Sliced Bacon Let the FROZEN COD WEDGES 29 Daisy Butts DENVER (AP ) — Another Electric Mini-pricing® saves vou (Boneless Pork Shoulder) niethod of -shocking smokers Profile Bread Perk, Drip 7 8 1 money on the finest of 7 9 ' . into giving up the habit has Makes the most delicious foods. been outlined here. or Regular Beef Pies New England boiled dinner. Plan help This method uses electricity. Slices ol iDSlv Haddock Fillets The device is a pocket-size Scop chicken oi Weiners 69^b i prolong your chunks ot len Fresh from the sea! Franks 2 1 9 9 electronic cigarette case devel Save on the 29.3 oz bottle! Save on the 12 oz jar! Creamy or chunky del beel In H I or Liverwurst Oscar ' % oped at a Veterans Administra sovorv grow To bake, broil or fry. Enjoy the ^Qc tion Hospital in Coral Gables, , Shop t^Ded with 0 Melo Gold Cryovac “ O lb Smokie Links Mayer Slender Years. LAYORIS MOUTHWASH 88° Peter Pan Peanut Butter 37° golden brown delicate fresh-caught flavor. DOlO^nd Fla, Die crusti 49 B y tho Piece Each time the smoker reach es for a cigarette, he gets hit with an electrical shock. Dr. Comstock Confidets Chock Full O’ Nuts Malcolm Kushner c.xplalned. Del Monte Clorox College Inn Eventually, he said, this builds Calo Sanitary Napkins Instant Coffee Kraft , ' Adorn Breck Breck Alpo Cream Style Corn Bleach Chicken Broth Cherry Pie Pineapple a conditioned response against Burnett's Cat Food Filling Pie Filling 12 count smoking. Parkay Margarine Hair Spray Shampoo With Vanity Concentrate Shampoc Dog Food 8 3 / 4 0 Z gal. plastic C O # The shock can last from 30 Vanilla Extract 151/4 oz 0 7 4 23 oz package 39* 83* ■ ■ 'f ' cans. ^ 9 container O Z can seconds to three minutes, de i-ib 7 7 ^ Regular $ e 8 oz * 7 0 ^ Chunk Liver | < 2 cans A / 2 pending on how long the top of pkg O Z 7 oz can 1 # 1/7 bottle / 7 X 79* 14 oz can 0 1 b o S fe 43* the case stays open. Dr. Kush ner said. He said that pilot studies pro duced promising results. Tests PRICE-MINDED? m in i-p riC m q IS FOR YOUI QUALITY-MINDED? m im -p reC inq IS FOR YOU! , on 20 persons showed five gave PRICE AAINDED? □ n n ’Pncmq^ is f o r y o u i y o u ll l o v e t h e s a v in g s ! up smoking for 16 to 21 months, Stop & Shop will radeem your Federal Food Coupons STOP^A SHOP^sfoRE! and nine others cutdown on the 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONN. number of cigarettes smoked. PAGE TWENTY-POUE MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 p a g e TWENTY-FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 VALUABLE COUPON •VALUABLE COUPON; VALUABLE COUPON: Heralding TRIPIE S BLUE Politics By SOL B. COHEN With thb coupon and purchato of two cut-up Many members of the Board With thb coupon and purchoso of lix 6-ox. con* your fovorit* frozon With thit coupon and any $ 1.00 purchaio of of Directors, both R epubU i^ and Democrat, are dUmaysd, distressed and dlsconsolat® ovsr what they say appears to be • ORANOE JUICE HMUHaWMTYMM FRYERS well-organized campalj^i of let Coupon Good thru Sot., April 27th, 1968 ters, phone calls, petitions and Coupon Good thru Sat., April 27th, 1968 Coupon Good thru Sot., April 27th, 1968 newspaper ads, directed at them. : ONE COUPON PER ’They charge that the backers of the campaign are using the scare technique In their method of asking for a return of the entire $819,000 cut out of the school budget by Town Manag er Robert Weiss. ’The campaign, they say, is Heads Sorority following the line established by the Manchester Educational Mrs. John Henry of Glaaton- Association (MEA) which, in bury last night was installed bulletins to its members and In president of Hta Chapter, Beta paid newspaper ads, charges Sigma Phi sorority, In ceremo that local school conditions are inadequate and deteriorating. nies at the home of Mrs. Jeffrie The directors are particularly Gentllcore, B5 Conway Rd. Mrs. SUKRMARKETS distressed because they had Kenneth Freeman, the retiring voted unanimously to authorize president, was installing offic an April 30 referendum on an er. $879,000 bonding Issue for Insti Other officers installed are r - tuting exactly those school Im Miss Lynn Richmond, vice pre provements pointed out In sident; Miss Janet Richmond, T o r iJ i pictures In the MEA ads. corresponding secretary; Miss llO llW ® B.eU I ------They say that those persons Karol Geiger, recording secre W| OlVf making phone calls, writing tary; Mrs. Joseph Gonsalves, TIIPLE-S UHE SUMPS letters and signing petlUcms, treasurer; Miss Geiger, Hart hood with A calling for a return of the en ford City Council representa tire $319,000, are not aware of tive; and Miss Susan Trinhs, all the facts. alternate representative. 'The school board. In submit Newly appointed committee ting a budget for 1968-69, aslo- chairmen include Mrs. Gon ®Elli / ed for am Increase of $882,189 salves, yardstick; Miss Trlnks, over the current year — for service; Miss Geiger, program; the equivalent of a 4-mlll taLX Miss Mary Ellen O'Meare, so FRESH BLUEPOINT U.S.D.A. CHOICE hike. cial; Mrs. Henry Grabowskl, Weiss, in cutting $819,000, stUl ways and means; and Miss left the school board budget with Carol Verbarg, publicity. LITTLENECK CLAMS a $663,860 Increase over this Mrs. Henry, a native of New V s - 'f f a s year, aLnd still the equivalent of York City, was pledged to the a 2.6 mill taLX hike. c " ™ E a c h sorority in 1966. She has served ’The $863,880 Increase, plus Uje as corresponding secretary and $879,000 school-renovation bond as a member of the social and tro A s u c n Issue, plus the principal aLnd in service committees. She also terest payment this year for the has served as program chair HALIBUT STEAK . new Globe Hollow School, add man for the Glastonbury New up to the greatest single-year, comers Club, helped in a co I school- expenditure proposaLl in operative nursery, and has FLORIDA VALENCIA CLEAN CLEAR THROUGH I Manchester’s history, they say. taught Sunday School. She has twirri niNnni-«imB Several directors privately three sons, John ^4, Eric, 2, and f J R W m LA U N D R Y blame school board member Kyhle, 8 months. STEER LIVER Walter Doll for the scare cam Juice Oranges R DETERGENT fiuninaoi--wcii ... paign being conducted by the NEA and other organized BOLOGNA groups. lb. MOOn DAVID _ 12-01. Blic Doll, several weeks aigo, warn Events SARAUE pkg. ed, either with tongue in cheek GRIDDLES tnoAu or because he waLs uninformed, that, should the $319,000 cut In Capital PORK SHOULDER steLnd, two of Manchester’s PORK SHOULDERS schools may close for lack of NEW CROP-FLORIDA CHASE & SANBORN or SM6KED GALAS funds. AE!C Reports Abilities 57 ’The directors resent Doll’s re Of Satellites iri Space FRESH PORK PICNICS marks as constituting a threat, WASHINGTON (AP) — An Sw eet Corn GRAND UNION MAXWELL HSUSE Ic aLnd they resent the severail Atomic Energy Commission tmeatenlng letters which chamg^ scientist says special U.S. mili ;, f- R V t w I H P cj them and Weiss with trying to tary satellites have proved ca H o I I A N»0 H A I L O ( 6 wreck the school system. pable of detecting sneak nuclear WAFFLES iO CRiAM Several writers, including a tests more than twice the dis COFFEE HOT or SWEET doctor who has practiced In tance of the sun out into space. GRAND UNION lb. can Mamchester for 6V4 years, threat Dr. R. P. Taschek of AEC's IT A L IA N en to move from town, if the cut is not restored. Los Alamos, N.M., laboratory, S A U S A 6 N » FRESHrK C o n LCMi^LEAN ■------reported Tuesday the four pairs FIRM CRISP availaLe Two petitions, with over 200 of Vela satellites are deployed CUT CORN BUMBLE BEE SOLID Delicatessen names each, have been deliver in widely separated positions GROUND CHUCK ed to Mayor Nathan Agostlnelll, DCUCATESSEN PRtrARID • RAKE about 70,000 miles above the asking for return of the entire earth. Cucumbers mraiENSTEW 2.99< ROAST BEEF CHUCK ___ $319,000. Taschek, who indicated the URTOM'I Both petitions are careful to SWANSON'S C A T F M LEMON TR O M EO D A U n point out that they were not of Soviet Union may have similar d U LL iirrTER X 59* satellites aloft, said the U.S. AND U V ER W VR n lb .' CALIF. ROAUT ficially backed or distributed by BOLOGNA PTA’s. Yet, Agostlnelll, himself spacecriift can detect nuclear NARUBRITADRAIID SI IQ testa as far as 200 million miles BONE IN ___ a member of a PTA, was asked T.V. DINNERS FRENCH FRIES .100 e a r l y MORN to sign- a petition — a petition out in space. cans ^ PEPPERONI He said a fifth pair of Vela sa which calls on him amd the rest 2 2 5 BEEF n -O I. 3 CHUCK ROAUT of the directors to restore the tellites is to be launched some GARDEN FRESH CHICKEN SLICED BACON time this year. TURKEY P^O- ALL BEEF FRANKS lb. ., 5 9 * OVEN READY cut. 2 ~ 2 B ‘ U A N - m C T The MEA’s Crisis Committee, ‘P riv y ’ Removal Victory in a bulletin two weeks ago to llII GRAND UNION—CHILLED HAN PASTRAMI of its teacher-members, cadl- WASHINGTON (AP) —A re Artichokes RIB RUAUT ed on all teachers to sign similar tired Army colonel’s battle to ORANOE JUICE 2 4b petitions, if Manchester resi have two portable toilets in Ar dents, or to circulate the peti lington National Cemetery re FIRST CUT tions among people of their par moved from public view has ticular school area, if not Man ended in swift, decisive victory. chester residents. Retired Col. Zebulon L. LEAN & MEATY The directors are not so much Strickland Jr. called a cemetery 3 2S concerned because they are re news conference Monday to ceiving letters, phone calls amd publicize what he called the des VEAL eNOPS petitions. They say that they al ecration of graves because oth ways welcome an expression of er efforts to have the toilets re opinion regarding town needs moved had feiil^. BONELESS AAi and problems. In fact, that is “I’m Just going around in a precisely the reason they in Bureaucratic swirl,” he said. C liC K F a L E T lb. 8 9 ‘ SHOULDER STEAK ., 9 9 ' stituted semi-monthly comment An Army spokesman an sessioiis about a year ago — to nounced late Tuesday one of the permit the public to comment, toilets has been removed forev GROliND ROUND ,, 8 9 ^ CAUF. STEAK , 7 9 * suggest or complain on any item er and the other would be within the board’s jiu'lsdlctlon. placed in a warehouse away GRAND UNION What concerns them, they say, from public view. Granulated Sugar 5 ,bs.49c is the tone of the letters and phone calls — the unfadr charge Capital Foc^tnotes ALL FLAVORS MMGT i m that they are not looking out for Department of Transportation 10'OX. the best Interests of the town HAWAIIAN PUNCH tr29e pkg. CHir-IOT-AR-Da____ sources say Secretary Alan S. Danish Horns iss and Its Inhabitants. Boyd will announce a state-by TASTY — MANCTlTini BAinM O A l CHEEZE PIZZA ’. t 49 state list today of federal high way aid increases for about half NABISCO SALTINES 'Z 2Se POUNDCAKE K X: 8 9 ' runrU’cou Hirrn roiA Juw innruia,ceuuu* Players Name the states as a result of a new ALL PURPOSE NANGTlTNN-PUn pig ;ciO formula. M A ZO U iO lL ... SIJW of 16 a a nncA _ Cast for Play The Communications Satellite DONUTS S S Manchester Community Play Oorp. has protested to the Fed APPLESAUCE 'S S r “39 ers today announced the cast eral Communications CJommls- RESOIAR OR UNON for its forthcoming production slon that a proposed new trans ™ 79 “Period of Adjustment,” by atlantic cable is unnecessary PLEDGE Tennessee Williams, The play and would hurt Comsat’s eco will be presented Friday and nomic development. VALUABLE COUPON Saturday, May 10 and 11, at Capital Quote Bowers School Auditorium, Princeton St. Curtain time is “I tell these people who are AKED FRESH DAILY 8:30 p.m. Vincent P. Lamo is buying their wives pistols that 12" HIGH. 12-QUART. CAPACITY twin grids directing the play. they’d better be singing a famil Members of the cast are iar tune when they got home at WASTEBASKET ' » fire p b c , Norris W. Anderson, Janet night.’’—Rep. Bob Casey, D- Rlberdy, Roger Dings, Janice Tex., an opponent of proposed IN eyewpleasing a v o c a d o g r e e n Bonham, Mary Gaudet, Howard federal firearms controls, com Becker, Don Rlberdy and Diane menting on increasing firearms Gibson. purchases. ONLY WITH THIS COUPON .X if Committee chairmen are Roger Negro, producer and set LEARNED QUICKLY COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 27,1968 designer; Mrs. Howard Becker, NASHVILLE, Tenn. AP) — •business; Mrs. Austin Russell While bank officials were and Mrs. Ernest Brown, props; watching a movie showing the Mrs. ' Harold Bonham, Mrs. suggested conduct of bank Louis Champeau and Mrs. Rus workers during a holdup, two sell Smith, publicity; Donald masked gunmen slipped into the Rlberdy, set direction, and bank’s branch office and made Barbara Coleman, program. off with $12,879. The film suggested that bank BLIOH IN 8 MUTINIES employes follow the robbers’ in YOU JUST GET MORE at GRAND UNION LONDON — Capt. WUUam structions. ’The bank employes Bligh (later an admiral) had did as they were told. ’Die five PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY APRIL 27th. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UM>T QUANTITIES. PMCESMKCTIVETHI^^ AraiL 27th. WE RESERVE THE RK5HT TO UMIT QUANTITIK ._ the misfortune to suffer at the tellers and *l(). ' customers hands of mutineers three times. stretched out on the floor as th^ PlufcMlc, Middle T t m i ^ Weirt—Tripled Kwtemptimi Cevter, 180 Muket SqHBn^ Newtavton Manchester PSrkade, Middle Turnpike, West-Tripled Redemp^ Nwrington Open Friday Nigiits to {t—All Redemption Cehteis Closed Mondays The Bounty mutiny was by far thieves emptied the cash draw ^ Open Fridaj Nights to 9—All RedempthMi Centera ni Mondsys the most celebrated of the ers. three cases. PAGE TWENTY-SBVlBf PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 contribution was $6,900 for the mltments were made ed, he dove into the po:id after ^rnlth second. First place in the current year. f ’^erw ofi Board Concludes cuts or Increases were revealed. of the motorized rural msdlmen cars. ’They also get sm al presenta a let ,of rural letter the car-leasing plan, which it Steady Effort Advised Coventry his prize and landed it wiralng seven to'nine age group was says would save millions a year The board made one excep Motor Routes works out of Ocllla, Oa., which lowance for car miUntenance. carriers. But he also says he In College Preparation the complete spinning outfit do David Davis, with , Michael Budget Sessions tion last night to its review by eliminating payments for BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: Boy, 13, Wins Maloney, David Carpenter and Is zip code 31744. His basic com- Most federal workers get 9 likes to see the government nated by Gessay’s Sport Center technique. Mayor Nathan Agos- Groton Project OK’d mileage and maintenance. NEW YORK — College coun Chris Goldsmith* finishing in a cents a mile for using their cars save a buck here 'Ond there. 15 High School Students os ^ an d prize. Tlie Board of Directors lost tlnelll announced that the board H ik e C osts pensaUon is 10,488 dollars. selors point out that the com Fish Derby by tie for second place. In the WASHINQ’TON AP) — Oon- It was found that only 13 fish is restoring an $848 cut made That’s about the same salary on official business. Chairman Tom Steed 825 Billion for R&D petition for places In high-rank night concluded Its informal struction work planned for the Whenever the Post Office Shop Western BMf had been caught, including the nix and under age group 6- by ’Town Manager Robert Weiss as that of a typical gn’ade 11 (D-Okla.), whose subcommittee WABHINO’rON — National ex ing colleges will require extra Placed on High Honor Roll Diving for Trout year-old Bruce ’Miles came in workshop sessions with town O f Mailing Department asks Congress for single trout when the five hour in the town’s contribution to U.S. Submarine Base in Groton, worker here, despite lower liv handles the Post Office De penditures for research and de effort on the part of applicants more money to move the mall, derby ended. It is customary firtt. department heads, and now will the Manchester Putollc Health Conn., has been unaffected by ing costs In Ocllla. partment’s budget, said the velopment, both governmental for many years before applica Marts and Sava ae A total of IS etudeita at Daniel Herbert, PhyllU Hoff A record 388 youthful fisher By MIKE CAUSEY to have between 40 and 60 fish The girls were not so success hold final, private sessions dur Nurses’ Ajooclation. The salary of the average some member asks about the mileage allowance difference and private, are Increasing by man, Christopher Hurley, John men angled for over 270 trout House Armed Services Commit tion. Oov«Bttry High School received ful, with the only w*nners be ing the next 12 days, prepara ’The Wasihngton Poat rural letter carrier is 7437 dol rural carrier situation. De isn’t the Department’s fault. He Kersen, Donald MacMillan, taken from the pend during The P H N A will get the $18,- tee action on a $1.8 Ullion bill $1 billion a yesu-. ’They will Gmdes in the first three year hicfh honore and 136 etudents which had been put in Valley ing Maryann Belllnghiri first tory to its May 6 deadline date lars a year. His big-city partment officials reply diplo •said it has several times offer All Meat PurehasesI Doughr-s MaoNeil, William Mac- the derby which is sponsored 345 It has requested for 1968- for military projects. WASHINQ’TON — Federal reach about $28 billion this year. of high school are what deter received honore on the third and Ellen Carroll second In the for adopting 1968-69 town counterpart has to work 12 to matically that Congress, in its ed a plan to lease cars for rural Nell, Ekrgenie MartuocI, Mark Falls Pond for the Annual FTsh- each year by the Recreation 69. Weiss had recommended The committee authorized the workers who long for the mine class ranking in meetin;' marking period honor rode Just budgets and setting the tax 14 years to reach that salary wisdom, wants the rural mail carriers, and only one city LINE OF SIGHTS Messier, Susan Pelletier, Debo mg Derby held Saturday. How Department. 10 to 12 age group. Mayor Grant $17,600. The grant for the cur money for numerous construc simple, smog-free country life college entrance requirements. reteaeed by I^rincipa] MUton A. presented the prizes. must envy rural letter carriers. level. He has to walk a lot more, man’s auto allowance left alone. slicker In congress would intro PADUCAH, Ky. (AP) — In rah Platt, Shelia Sewell, Debra ever Just one trout was caught Other winners included Wen- rates. rent year was $16,800. tion jobs throughout the country, ’Thus a spurt of studying and WUde. Its session last night was ’They live In or near small too. Mileage allowances account Rep. Otto Passman (D-Ln.) duce the bill. this Ohio River city, a motorist Shaw, Joan Stmmons, Denise and that one almost got away. del Busch and Michael Keyho, Fishing will continue through The board approved a $12,000 including the $1.23 million proj good grades In the last two ‘n n so receivings high honors quiet and produced no surpris towns, know their neighbors for the salary difference. knew the answer, but he asked 'The Department is planning may take the Red Line Tour. A Watne, Georgette Weiner, Robert Jenkins. 13, of Echo iir^i and second respectively In April 30 restricted to children request by the Child Guidance ect In Groton. Several projects, years of high school may not be V another low-keyed attack on the red stripe on the street paving carried at least four full credit 15 and under. Adults will not es. The board’s procedure was however, were trimmed or re and, in many cases, earn more Congress has directed that the question anyway, when he Douglas 'Whipple an Ncuicy Dr. was within Inches of land the 13 to IS age g;roup. In the Clinic. Weiss had recommended rural carrier’s car situation. It’s guides him to the community’s enough to win entrance to the oourses with at least a 90 per be allowed to fish in the pond to question each department jected. than the mayor. rural carriers get a maximum was looking at the Department’s -SPECIALS- Worthington. ing the close to two-pound trout 10-to 12-year-old grroup Robert the same amount. ’The town’s desired imlverslty. head, item by item. No oom- ’The current salary champion of 12 cents a mile for using their budget request. Passman re- looking for another sponsor for noteworthy sights. cent in each of the four full Buffet Dinner Set ■ when his line snapped. Undaunt Tucker was first and Edward until May 1. credit oourses: Grade 12, Caro The buffet dinner-dance to ------1------THURSDAY - FRIDAY — SATURDAY lyn Crane, fibre Knowles and benefit the Mansfield Parents’ Carolyn Uaher; Grade 11, Alan Association Cheer fi\ind will be Aho; Grade 10, Robert Bray, held at 8 p.m. Friday at the Mbry Ann Hansen end Mary Lithuanian - American Citizens LEAN—BONELESS filUen Stmmons; Grade 9, Mar Club on Lawrence St., Hartford. garet Haun and Donald Pelle Music will be provided by John tier; Grade 8, Cathy Coates. ny Menko’s band of Hartford. •Tunior Women’s Parley UIIIITER H ill Mary Oongdon, Janeen Reedy DEL monTE SHOULDER Officers and chairmen of the COFFEE and Norma Watrous and Grade 7, Paul Toomey and Kathleen Junior Woman’s Club of Coven Young. try will be attending the annual spring conference of the JW to PINEAPPLE Those receiving honors car RICHMOND NIBLETS CORN 12 oz PEAS 17 oz ried at least four full credit be held at the Statler Hilton courses ivilth at least an 80 per in Hartford Saturday. Applo«Qni|io, Applo*Pruno, Aprioot Nietar SLICED GREEN BEANS 15 oz Square Dance Saturday CLOD cent In each of the full c r ^ t Regular or Drip JUICE The Whirlaways Square oourses: Grade 12, David Adam- Dance Club has a club level cUt, Linda Blssett, David program at 8 p.m. Saturday at Dickau, Randall Glenney, Alice Coventry Grammar School. $ 4 0 0 quart Jacquerndn, Adele Kennon, Kiir- Caller will be Leo “Morgan” ley Kuchy, Carol Leadi, Chris Dumas d( Massachusetts. R e CANS tine Melady, Joan Murdock, freshments will be in charge of btls ROAST Donna Pakliaro and Kathleen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prior, and Mbriairty. Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Roser. Grade 11, Beverly Bearce, Mrs. Deborah Wanagel, pub lb James Bechtold, Carol Bdssett, licity chairman, rei>orts there S&H Green Stamps tool Deborah Brink, Candice Clapp, are seven sets of new dancers Kathleen Cooper, Susan Haun, taking square dancing lessons S&H Green Stamps, too! S&H Green Stamps too! Lorrain Heck, Susan Hillman, every Sunday evening at the Steven Lakes, Jane Lee, Robin Nathan Hale Community Cen First First Messier, Thomas Moran, Dianne ter on Main Street. Tbe lessons First Nations! I National National ARMOUR'S STAR— FULLY COOKED Philbrick, Joan PhdJtorick, FVan- are being g;lven by Ed Blain, Storet Storee oes Pike, Sandra Roberts, local club caller. O S ^ Stephen Robsky, Elllen Saun Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gilbert ders, Linda Schmddt, Dennis of the club are teaching folk Sherman, Leslie Taylor and rounds in Mr. and Mrs. Anthony HNAST MONEY SAVERS! Thomas Bissett. Sobol’s basement recreation White — Regular Rollc Also, Grade 10, Brenda room on Watrous Road In Bol WHOLE ton every Thursday evening. Bearce, Carol Bigelow, Susan roll GET EXCLUSIVE Plans have been completed by Burnett, Marjorie Carlson, pkg Richard Cunningham, David the Whirlaways to stage a bene DBAVson, Barbara Dewson, Deb fit dance from 7 p.m. to 10 PORK SHOULDER SCOT TOUIEIS 2 ra Eldmondson, Krieftine Glen p.m. May 5 for the Nathan Richmond ney, Riediard Hladky, Sally Hale Community Center. Tbe Huckins, Robert Irvine, Lynn dance will be held at Coventry FRESH OR SMOKED 3D oz Kirch, Mary Ann Kuchy, Unda High School. Callers will be can HAMS LelDoyt, Darlene Llnderson, Jerry Salisbury and Ed Blain. FRUIT lOCKTHIl Refreshments will be served by John MoKuslck and Lynn Finast Moeng. the club’s executive board. Finest has Lower Prices on USDA CHOICE BEEF Grade 9, Ellen Aronson, Keith qt lb Benoit, Charles Carl, Bonnie Advertisement: jar Wanted: Newsiboys or news- FIRST FOUR RIBS lean Dibble, Gary Ferguson, Jesse CALIFORNIA ROAST 59» ROUND GROUND Giammarino, Jeannette Horth, girls in the lake area of Coven try. Call The Herald Circulation Dale Kennon, Charles Papanos, Chuck Department; Mr. Oordera or Thomas Peraechlo, Beverly Pu TOP SIRLOIN ROASTS 96» CALIFORNIA STEAK 30 oz Includes All Center Slices lls, Colleen Roach and Denise Mr. WUson, 647^46. stew can Weiner. Manchester Evening Her TOP OF THE RIB 'X 89i TENDERKNIVE st» k Grade 8, Elaine Audet, Con ald Coventry correspondent, ARMOUR'S STAR stance Barton, Pamela Bassett, ^ if A L F. Pauline Little, tel. 742-6231. FACIAL Robin Boynton, Donald Bra- CHUCK GROUND 69» TOP ROUND ROAST of 2G0 LEAN. VACUUM PACKED zeau. Dale Oadorette, Scott TISSUE 2-ply Oompbell, Beverly Carlson, SAU M I • BOLOGNA SEOTTIES Screen Ripped CHICKEN BREAST CHICKEN LIVERS ALL BEEF FRANKS Stephen Danna, Thomas Dlck- SFICED LUNCHEON erman. Holly Dunn, Deborah FInait t K O ff Residence Boneless Knife Fresh MIzrach SllctU 3 Rkie 89c Gilbert, WllHam Glenney, •'Pam Cut 7 9 : ela Going, Scott Goodin, Lee Burglars went to the trouble CLUB STEAKS Gourmet Cut u 5 9 1 6 9 1 PAP Leaf 1 lb pkf 69c COLONIAL Ann Griffin,' Patricia Hwaen, of tearing off a screen at a TROPiinnn BACON Peter Huckins, Karen K elly and Manchester residence early yes From the Oceans of the W orld! Marian Klssane. terday morning, but did not BRISKET BONELESS LOW CAL SODA Also, Pamela Knapp, Robert enter the building. COD FILLETS fuesh or s m o k e d 59 m OZ TOP QUALITY! Lee. William Lopter, Michael ’The screen was tom off the 10 Little, Carla Luitermoza, Mdry west side window of a residence CORNED BEEF LIHLE NECK CLAMS Non* LOW, LOW PRICES! lb Jane Morgan, Frank Morse, Ja at 414 Summit St., owned by FISH STICKS HEAT I, SERVE 5 5 m Ret. nice Nelson, Patrkda Olmstead, Peter P. Uzupes. THiCK CUT lb F irs t S&H GREEN STAMPS! Denise Pelletier, Emold Phil- Police said there were also Btls THIN CUT 79fb FISH CAKES heat A SERVE 4 5 ^ 0 F irs t brick, Alan Ploufe. Donna Rob pry marks left on the window N ation al RW END erts, Cynthia Roy, Gary Shelto, sill, but no evidence of entry Priscilla Squires, Anita White could be found. N ation al and Susan Woodman. Stores m EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! Grade 7, James Barton, Den FIRST STATE HIGHWAYS Stores ise Benoit, Patricia Bray, Joan FTtANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Make First National Your Briggs, Joyce Campbell, Brent Kentucky was the first state to 51b Lawn & Garden Supplies h o u s e c l e a n in g bag Pork Roast Carlson, Barbara Cooper, Betty start a state-supported and SPECIALS! Sugar •"’»••• 59' Cooper, Susan Cyr, David Gada- state-maintained system of Headquarters LOOK WHAT 49' WILL BUY! pee, Sharon Gale, Joanne Gould, highways. This was achieved in 31b SUPER can Debra Green. William Groot 1826. 69' PEAT HUMUS CLEANER Shortening «>•« b o w l BRUSH MIRACLE WHITE 26 ez lb \^refiissy pkf 10' 50 lb HANDY COUNTER DUSTER « FABRIC-SOFTENER Finast Salt Bag IS ez Vx gal Q Q c $*|00 CAPITOL FARMS about the FABRIC SOFTENER Finast jug Ou Dog Food "OX 12 calls SAVE MONEY SPONGE MOP 7 oz 15 iz $100 VALENCIA cans way we trim GRASS SEED # 8 COTTON MOP REFILL JOHNSON’S PLEDGE Regular can Cat Food no.. 12 7 oz Rag. FRANKS Florida l e m o n can lira WITH A Crystal $W09 1 0 ' " 4 9 50 FT. PLAS. CLOTHESLINE JOHNSON’S PLEDGE Heinz 6 53' our meats Park 1 9 ’/2 o z Rig. can Jars ea FLOOR CLEAN 81' b a g HOBEVDEUI BROWN SCRUB BRUSH PRONTO Heinz » 6 2 L B - 3 3 * ^ ea 51b QUALITY PAINT each b if FERTILIZER ea METAL DUST PAN Finast Hour 49' ’5-10-5 TURFMASTER 10-6-4 iB E ion s WAX APPLICATOR Finast Rich- 31b FREEZER DEPT. LIQUID DETERGENT noei 50-lb 50-lb ea Peanut Butter 1 lAT99' Bag ^ Bag SPONGE MOP REFILL Finast Jug Half IDAHO BAKINt GALLON BLEACH III. 65' PLAYTEX GLOVES ea Ice Cream — • 4 'ir n . $059 PEAT MOSS B a ll ■■ d POTBTOES S“49 BONUS STAMPS HINDS Sharp as a cleaver, that's us when it comes HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS! FINAST BAKERY SPECIALS! GOLDEN ROSE \100 EXTRA to trimming meats. We know you don’t want FINAST MONEY SAVERS! TEA BAGS fU j STAMPS to pay for a single ounce of extra fat but MIX OR MATCH SALE SAVINGS! CARNATION 50 EXTRA.. I lb we also know that without any fat at all. CHOCK FULL 0 ’ NUTS ^ *0«SEPAIHT S nz s/uawiCH INSTANT MILK V>f STAMPS meat just won’t cook to perfection. That’s Instant Coffee |nr 79' SLOPE V' why every trimmer in our meat department Finast Frozen MOUTHWASH CI^W BATHROOM \ 50 EXTRA ORDER NOW— BEEF MARKET PECAN SANDIES IS ON THE RISE knows you should leave just enough for 14 t l (CLEANER ZV / STAMPS COVERS MORE. . . LOOKS BEUER. . . p k f BRERD perfect flavor. And because he fusses, you Keebler Cookies 49' FInait Suptr Soft No Extra Charge lor Cutting, Wrapping & quick Freezing BEEF •CHICKEN* TURKEY S o z WINDEX AEROSOL j 50 EXTRA Conn. Charge Accounts Welcome Here on All treezer get more value for your money — plus a lot 8 oz 14 81 Orders LUSTS LOMGER! K A A n PARKAY VX’t Tube f STAMPS of good eating on your table. Fkgs PR E ll 15c Deal Pack 2 p m . 65' All Orders—Satisfaction Guaranteed That's right! Quality Dutch Boy House Paint actuaiiy Margarine SHAMPOO BOYSENBERRY j 25 EXTRA saves you money. It covers more surface area because We fuss about every other detail in our CHUNK BEEP JELLY — Finast ’J?* STAMPS i t has superior hiding power. It looks better, tool Its meat department, too. Just to prove to you 1 4 M U EHGLISH Alpo Dog Food CM 29' pkgs 25 EXTRA tough, brilliant finish wears slowly and evenly. Resists that “you come first." Has anyone made a niEIIT PIES MUFFIHS of 6 JUMBLE-PAC OLIVES — Finast STAMPS cracking and peeling. Keeps costly maintenance way fuss over you lately? Come in and enjoy it. p k f ria in * r nf 40 MEDi POWDER n i 39c 59' Pound Cake Mirbit down. So get the n»ost for your money! Get 6 oz Red Rose Tea Bags 25 EXTRA WESTERN pki 43c SANDWICH quality! Get Dutch Boy House Paint! Cinnamon Buns Finast cans 1 lb Johnson & Johnson '*«» 2 *1 U a f 29c SPREAD — Finast'V* STAMPS p k l 29' Multi-Grain Bread FInait more years to the gallon M IURIIRI PBRiH Finast Grahams Helene Curtis Hair Spray 49‘ ^ ______BEH^fiPNAH’ E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. THAT’S WHAT YOU GET AT OUR EXCLUSIVE TOTAL VALUE SALE! TOP QUALITY, LOW PRICES. AND WONDERFUL S&H GREEN STAMPS w 723 Main St. Phone 649-450f Manchester Columbia Ave.,' WUUmantlo Thun, and Frl. UU t We reserve the right to limit quantities. Use Dlal-A-Llft Every Day — 648-2761 Every Hour Prices effective Fir?t National Super Markets thru Saturday, April 27,1968 Beer, cigarettes and tobacco exclusive of stamp offer. 81 ToUand Tpke., Manoheeter Open Wed., Skt. Beer, cigarettes and tobacco exclusive of stamp offer. We reserve the right to limit quantities. ^ till o Day or Night ■ Prices effective First National Super Markets thru Saturday, April 27; 1968 ' t PAGE MANCHESTER ^ E N I N G HERALD. MANCHESTER. Co n N.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APBIl^24, OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Vernon BUGGS BUNNY Distinctive NOT ME, AMOS/FROM ^ Shop HEV, «YO/ESTER l .. SNOOZIN' ^ GET GOIN'/ W h a t t v e s e e n h a l f School Board Asks Teachers VER TRLJCX'6 I'LL BUNK' 1 MATE T O LEAVe Y<3U, M A R T H A . MV LOV&; A t?RESS NOW SELLS : P i X T W ' Along LOADED AN' . eOT I HAVE TO PERFORM MV CIVIC FOR TWICE THE [CLUCK I To Cite Work of Minorities R E A w r s o ^ P U T V / a f t e r I'M NOMINATED THE PRICE / BESIDES, I An»w*r to Prtvtout PuiiU PREEE WILL w a n t f a m i l y < > H 0 T ^ WOULDN’T GET W itchcraft With The Inquirer Two poUoieo concerning min to decide wheltlier tts UB«ilr or EO PERHAPS YOU CAN PASS ENOUGH USE OUT ority groups wore adopted by n o t” THE TIME BY SHOPPING FOR A O F I T / ACROSS 5 Worthy the Board of Education Monday Board member Oharies FANCY GOWN / 1 "-----witchcraft 6 RipenM nigtit. Tho policies will be in- 7 Form of "to be” O’lTlnn said he did no* « l ^ triab" oorporaibed in ithe board’s rules “in our town we have pu* 6 "-----aria” 6 Docile 9 Particle and policies end in the itendi- an emphaslB on somethiiiir we n Greek goddeu Tri City— Fernon Circle Area of m ane 10 Brawl (ilang) Main Street Stores Now and Forever eris handbook. have already been doinf SM 12 Intentice 11 Concealed It’s a Gala Week of Celebrating U Meteorological 13 Fruit drink Wake Up Refreshed Mother's BYlend For the Queen M Hearts, May 12 1710 first atwtement rends: ChrisUaM." He potabed oat H u t 18 Interposed KAYE’S SPOR'TSWEAR, the “Bmphoais should be made by map line. If you’re sleeping more and JOHNSON PAINT CO., 728 'THE CAROUSB3L, Tri City in making' the policy he dM no* IS Camped out 21 Hospital, Specialty Shop at Vernon Circle, beachera of the role of imnorlty want it Implied that ”wa have e 1MI kr WwMf ||«M IS Eatremely evil resident doctor waking up less rested, perhaps Main Street, has big and lltUe Shopping Plasa, joins in wel |****Artfcta*. 22 Female warrior helpers to make all your has the wearables Mother likes groups and the oontnUbutions not been dMng tMs.” 17 Hawaiian Recovers, as a 45 Woodworking you need new BEDDING from coming the new Sage-Alien store baking pU 23 Main point 35 WA’TKINS. Take advantage of HOUSECLEANINO EASIER, to the area. "Happiness Is a best. Here are - DRESSES, they have made and are nudclng Another board member, the 19 Domeitlcated 24 Amazon book 'o®' BLOUSES, UNOERIE, summer in our culture.” ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 2D IVue to fact cetacean On guard (Fr.) the THREE DAY SALE featur faster and more efficient. Prom Charlie Brown gag item from Rev. Paul BowmEui disagreed 25 Pari of speech Lubricatot <9 Rodents ROBES and SLEEPWEAR. Do The second r e a d s ; "Learning saying, “It Is our duty to So 23 Donated Architectural 50 Compais point ing ‘‘Steams and Foster" Deluxe floor to ceiling you’ll find a just- THE CAROUSEL”. You’ll find WELL, I AIMAYS PIP VMONPER 2B Farm ert' 27 Small tags right cleaner, brush, sponge to sec the "Wlntuk" SWEA'TERS maiterials E tiould be carefully this and make a contribution 28 Fencing sword tyD6 ^ Crsft Ortho-Posture MA’TTRESS or Election POSTERS (Snoopy for IF A MOPERN MAN COULP oddeii (Greek) Bovine female 54 Donkey (comb. do the job of lifting grime and of acrylic that wash like a E xnnned (by the curriculum to something really worth SU CCESSnjUY COMPETE fluggUh 29 Straight (comb. BOX SPRING, priced $49 each President) plus car bumper R3R SURVIVAL IN SUCH 31 Feminine Fetid fori") piece during this sale, and poll with minimum wear and B’nCKERS and BUTTONS for a dream and best of all KEEP ooRimiibtee) 'to be sure that they while.” appellation 6 10 tear on your energy. “EN- 'THEIR SHAPE. No baggy el do not r e f le c t Moses that are 32Tarxan'i friend, 1 2 3 4 r 9 7 6 availalile in full or twin str.e. fun-filled line of products that Mrs. Marie Herbst, another for example DUST’^r $1.08, helps you trap include pajamas, smocks, shoe bows ever. LINED SWEATERS Involved and unfair to these board member, sEiid that the li 13 of pure wool are in sizes up to 33 Title of reipect II Give Your Home the New germ-laden dust, rather than bags, priced 89 cents to minority groups.” library books are the ones need 'ShaT'S BEING 34 EjxMh scattering It about a room. Put 42, at KAYE’S. Alien Dresser, osEilstsnt su 36 KMIterranean i T IB Look That Lasts ing closer scrutiny. She also TACTFUL.MARTHA* veiicl (var.) "ENDUST” on your mop or perintendent, who presented the said if nothing is being done on 38 Stool . It f r II it Paint your home ■with "Tour- dustcloth and dust clings to it Open to Serve You When you have too much petioles, said, "Nothing has the first point then It should 40 Attack alne” 'TRU-PLEX ACRYUC like a magnet. fruit to process for jelly at happened here yet, but it 41 Inherence 20 21 22 JANE ALDEN FOOD SHOP, be made policy. "If we are not 43 Ember HOUSE PAINT from PAUL’S one time, cook the fruit Etnd m ight” doing this, we are-, not giving 27 26 28 PAINT SUPPLY CX>. 64C Main Tri City Shopping Plaza, invites O in OUR W A l BY J. a WILLIANS 46 ArUncial 23 28 25 29 ‘The Pleasure Lasts you to come for LUNCHEON, strain the Juice. Then pour it He said any particular minor our children a reEdtatic ap nguage Street. You get years of pro A Mother’s Day gift from ■'M* into freezer containers, freeze ity group m i^ t clafan luifair 47 SwUi river 31 $2 DINNER, plus round the clock proach.” I ’D LIKE TO PRESEUT MY SIDE FOR A CHAW<3E, SOLDIE, 30 9 tective beauty with 'TRU-PLEX. ADAMS JEWELRY S’TORE, 788 and store in freezer until you treatment and Frank DcTolIa AMP SPARE YOU A LOWS LAMENT ON HOW BROKE HE 1 5 " 51 Household head ICE (HEAM SNACKS and Arthur Callahan made a mo r (familiar) 36 37 If you’ve been searching for a Main Street, will be deeply have time to make the JeUy. AND WHAT A HEARTLESS MOTHER HE HAS BECAUSE S“ 5T 3? who presided as chairman o f tion that the board not adopt S3 WUUam the white paint that will not yel treasured through the years. Do SANDWICH combinations. Come SHE WON'T EVEN LRMD HIM MONEY FOR A NEW PAIR Conqueror, for 4t with the family to JANE AD the board in tho absence o f the policy at the present time. OF BASEBALL SHOES/ WHAT YOU WON’T HEAR IS 1 n 3# low, choose White 'TRU-PLEX see the MO'THER’S RINGS and Three CTa for Mother’s Day Edith CEusatl, questioned "who's His motion was defeated. Instance DEN FOOD SHOP where the WITH THE7T NEW GAVE h im m o n e y FOR t h e m a WHILE I 55 Sorcerer 42 ACRYLIC HOUSE PAINT. Or, MO’THER’S PINS, set wlUi the CANDY, COSME’nCS and a BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS AND HE BLEW IT ON SOM ETHINS ELSE.’ 56 Compose 41 food is tasty, the service atten DAVY JONES my choose non-fading colored birthstone of each child. Motlieh CARD for Mother's Day are in PHOTO-GUIDE I REST CASE.' ____ 57 Notches 49 4t J «>«V JKr IM MtX h kH 9 43 44 48 47 paints that will amaze you 155 n** *9"K KeveSk* w* tive and the prices pleasing. 2 58 Feminine ■ appreciates beauUful things for bounUful selecUon at NUTMEG IF A N Y TH IN G 'S J DON'T THINK ^ u h ... o m S 7 A Z m y b o s s o f f e r e d students with their permanence, even af the home and you’ll find them Your patronage is invited. PHARMACY, Vernon Circle. I HAD r TAKE HAPPENEP TO DAVY, YOU'LL DO THAT... START / DAVY A LEGITMATE MULTI- 7 81 62 83 64 ' 1304 DOWN ter years of exposure. If blister here at ADAMS JEWELRY OPEN MONDAY THRU SAT "Barton’s” CHOCOLATES wUl YOUR PAL DAVY 1'i.L B U 6 T YOU IN NOW, YOU LISTEN TALKING— / MILLION-DOLLAR DEAL. BUT URDAY. 36-52 FOR A RIDE : HALF, YOU MISER a u l C K — a n d HE W O N 'T A C C E P T IT 1 Black fin u 69 ing has been a possible problem, STORE, where friendliness and surely please. Wander up and ABLE PUNK, LISTEN GOOD/ ON ACCOUNT OF YOU,' snapper TRU-PLEX lasts up to fSO per a special interest in each and 2 Acidfty (med.) tl down the aisle of beauty here THE MATURE woman looking for a NOW OPEN s r cent longer. 'The 30-mlnute RAP 3 Tagger every customer is evident. Formal Wear for Hire and pick a FRAGRANCE she’ll graceful design will enjoy the flattering 4 Greek letter ID DRYING insures freedom love or a sure-to-please item for lines of a fitted fashion boasting frpnt from most insects sticking to For Your Dining Pleasure -T.ini ROTH'S CLOTHIER, Tri City luxurious bathing (bath oil, pow pleats and an interesting coilar. the surface. If you’re doing your Come to LA STRADA RES Shopping Plaza, has all types of der, scented soap). Simply say No. 1304 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in own labor, you’ll appreciate the TAURANT, 699 Main Street, and FORMAL WEAR and ACCES what’s in your hefurt with a just- sizes 36 to 52, bust 38 to 54. Size ease of application. ‘TRU-PLEX SORIES for the groom, his best 38, 40 bust, 3'/< yards of 45-inch; Vi 4 bask In the welcoming atmos right "Gibson” CARD from the flows on smoothly, with no paint 14x18 INCHES man, father of the bride. For all for contrasting collar. DINO’S phere, where friendliness and NUTMEG PHARMACT. SEND 504 In coins plus 154: for flrst-closi pulling of the brush. You’ll say, attenUve service abound. Wheth his magicEU evenings (Proms, moll anO ipeclol handllni for aach pattorn. "Now, its’ a pleasure to paint.” er you choose to be served at A CHILD’S prayer is never to be for Formed Events) remember To have smooth and well-fln- Sue Burnett, Manchester BY DICK TURNER MTien you make up your mind counter, lx>oth or in the nicely gotten and easy for the children to ROTH’S CLOTHIER has the Ished ■ seams, prevent them Evening Herald, 1150 ATE. OF 5S0 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE CARNIVAL to paint, you needn’t be de learn when embroidered in a pretty AMEBIOA8, NEW YOBK, N.Y. appointed FAMILY ROOM, panel for their room. FORMAL WEAR that befits the from puckering while you sew 10036. (at the Green) layed by weather. 'TRU-PLEX you’ll appreciate the iong menu dignified occasion. Open Mon sheer material by placing a Print Name, Addraii with ZIP CODE, Styli lets you PAINT IN ANY Pattern No. 155 has hot-iron trans day through Saturday and Number and SIza. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE selections of delicious foods fer for design; color chart. piece of tissue paper under the WEA'THER, over damp sur available, expertly prepared and OPEN EVENINGS to 9 on Wed., material. Tear it off after finish FASHION conscious women — send faces, even shortly after a rain. SEND 354 In colni plus 154 for first-class now for our latest issue of the Spring '.Nkii^hl Si mil seasoned. 'The LA S'TRADA has mall and special handllni lor aacii pattern. Thurs., and Fri. ing the stitching. & Summer '68 Basic FASHION — 50<. r r When the Job is done, simply a devoted foUowlng of satisfied Anne Cabot, Manchester PIZZA - GRINDERS Eventax Herald, 1189 AVB. OF THE EXPOSE wash equipment and hands with customers who make It a happy AHEBIOAS, NXftV YOBK, 17. T. soap and water. You can de habit to come often to LA S'TRA- 10036 pend on TRU-PLEX for a saUs- Print Name, Address with ZIP CODE and Stores Around Town Sununer Is Around the Comer DO. Plan to come soon. OPEN Style Number. It’s the season for thinking / tying paint job. Get 'TRU-PLEX SEVEN DAYS A WEEK from ‘M’ Stands for Mother Turn the Tables on Mom SPAGHETTI - SHELLS 4 1 1 ^ at PAUL’S PAINT SUPPLY SEND 50( today for the new '68 Spring about sun-and-fun apparel. The SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 7:00 a.m. to 8:80 p.m. & Summer ALBUM! Free crochet direc THE LITTLE SHOP, 306 East PIANO’S RESTAURANT and f-H COMPANY. PILGRIM MILLS, 177 Hartford VEAH-AGAI/Y.’ tions for a baby’s set and a bedspread! Center Street, has the good COCKTAIL LOUNGE on Route Road offers yards and yards The Way to Mother’s Heart looking DAYTIME COTTON 6 and 44A in Bolton will seat of quality FABRICS together J M5AR VeXJ HADQUTEA^ I Give Mother Comfort YOUR GIFT GALLERY, on DRESSES that mother prefers Mother comfortably, then attend with quick Eind easy PATTERNS ARGUMENT LAST NI6HT. And Beauty the main floor of Watkins, In For Fun in the Sun because they are so easy to keep to her every request throughout that make up into smart and 6 4 3 - 1 1 8 8 A GIFT CER'nPICATE for vites you to come In and see BOTH FAIRWAYS remind fresh and neat around the clock. the complete dinner treat. What thrifty outfits In minimum time. DO NOT OPEN the array of gifts to please moth In straight and half sizes, take (Formerly The Charcoal Broiler) UNTIL THE / Mother from GLAZIER'S you it’s not too early to choose nicer way to commemorate Primping for your home comes END CX5RSET SHOP, 631 Main er’s heart. Mother will feel like famous “Paddle and Saddle” your choice. BLOUSES FOR Mother’s Day, May 12, than with natuTEdly when you see the OF WE WORLD.' Street, lets mother come in at a glamorous femme fatale when BERMUDAS and PEDAL PUSH MOTHER are breezy and smart dinner out, at this gracious spot wealth of color and texture to BERNIE ALEMANY, Prop, her convenience for a PER you present her with “AFTER ERS, available In sizes up to together with an array of where good food, relaxation and hrmg at windows, spill charm CLOSED MONDAY SONALIZED FITTING for a FIVE TOUjETRLBS (perfume, 44. Nice idea for Mothers’ Day SKIRTS in glorious summer a sense of well-being go hand and Interest Into every room BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE foundation garment that gives cologne, dusting powder). Prom gift. shades. A SUMMER ROBE or In hand. PIANO’S BANQUET of your home. OPEN 10 a.m. to her smooth support and com Caroline come “COLONIAL” terry cloth CULOTTE will make HALL makes a perfect setting 9 p.m. Monday to Friday and NO MORE HAIR-RAISING THANTHE 0 0> CONGRATULATIONS, SAWVERi AND SURE, Birr A-2.4 fort. She’ll appreciate, “Iron- SOAP BALLS, miniature guest- For Mother’s Day a big hit with Mom on May 12. for that WEDDING RECEP open Saturday to 6 p.m DESERTS,MOUNTAINS, PRAIRIE W E'RE PROUD THE N A W COULD MEET THE DANGERS BENEATH wear” HOSIERY or perhaps size nuggets of rich lather and Why not give a GIFT CER TION that Is once-a-llfetlme. FIRES, BEARS AND INDIANS THAT OVERCOME AM, OBSTACLES AND REPORTERS. THE SE A ARE NO some lacy LINGERIE or a cool color. Here are printed LINEN TIFICATE for a HAIR COLOR An Ice Cream Cake for Mother 643-2342. THE FORTY-NINERS M E T IN Before filling tbe sowing ma TEL. 64&-9016 BRING YOU AQUANAUTS GREATERTHAN ROBE. DISH TOWELS of the month, ING TREATMENT at For Mother’s Day why not TH O SE FACED r f OPENING UP THE WEST...BUT V/HV PONT VOU AND chine bobbin, run about 12 BACK ALIVE. so appealing she’ll wish lor all SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, plan to serve an extra-special .THE ASTRONAUTS AN EXPLORER EXPEOS TD VOUf? WIFE S IT D O W N twelve in the set. For all the To keep baby covered Eind to inches of ithe thread over a ENCOUNTER DANGERS, Playclothes for Boys and Girls comer Oak and Cottage. Moth dessert, an extra-festive and de IN S PA C E . AND t a l k TMINSS o v e r roles that mother assumes (gar prevent him from becoming crayon of contrasting color, er will be thrilled with the idea, licious treat to honor Mother on chilled, sew plastic curtain (D^LMLV ANP /NIELUSENTlV? MARI-MAD’S, 691 Main dener, chef, hostess) you’ll find because no doubt Mother is will serve as a waunlng ithat Street, is brimming ■with quali her day. We mean an ICE rings into the comers of baby's you are coming to the end of appropriate, just-right gifts to really too young, yet, to settle CREAM CAKE from ROYAL ty PLAYCLOTHES for boys honor Mom on her day. May 12. blankets and thread the rings your bobbin thread. It avoids for drab, gray hair. Let ICE CREAM CO. Warren with shoe laces. Then, when and girls up to size 14. It’s a May we suggest the F.D.R. SC3HULTZ BEAUTY SALON continuing to sew after the sound Investment, yOU’U-agree, Street. It’s a gala centerpiece, you put baby in bed for the bobbin is empty. (XIMMEMORATIVE DECAN highlight Mother’s hair with and when you cut the rich, when you see Uie sturdy good TER, while the Introductory shimmering new life and sheen. night, tie blanket firmly, but looks, the rugged tailoring, the colorful wedges, expect twin loosely, to the sides of the crib. e IM H NU. Uc. TH. I., Ui. M. 0«. price of $8 exists. This Is a Enhance the natural coloring easy laundering care (no Iron kling eyes and happy smiles This gives baby room to kick The Incpiirer CtoUector’s item, like Uie J.F.K. and dramatize it. If Mother around the table. It is all Ice ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN.. ‘Well, it wouldn't hurt to go in and SEE if they have ing) of fabrics that seeib to DECANTER which has gone up prefers to KEEP IT GRAY, yet he remedns covered. shed stains and soil. At the end to $10. A mobile to dangle ex cream in several delectable something in a price that will fit you!" then SCHULTZ BEAUTY flavors. then frosted with of summer, quality PLAY quisite STAINED GLASS DISKS SALON will “buff” and Paddle your own canoe? BY LANK LEONARD CLOTHES from MARI-MAD’S are works of art to suspend drifts of whipped cream and MICKY FINN “polish” It to the loveliest, “engraved” with the loving win still be bright, instead of anywhere. YOUR GIFT GAD most flattering silvery crowning ALLIE— I'M GOING HELLO, SUSAN! ALL/E'S faded and dull. Take advantage message you specify. An ICE TO PROVE IT TO YOU— TEAM IS BOWLING FOR THE BY WALT WETTERBERU other’s heart. Come. glory ever. We’re only young Never. STATE HIGH SCHOOL THE WILLETS of the peak selection of fashion LERY can point the way to CREAM CAKE will be packag NOW, LOOK, STEVE— I DON'T WANT RIGHT NOW! twice! The “MILK BATH” ed In dry Ice for you, tidy and TO GET INTO ANY ARGUMENT/ YOU CHAMPIONSHIP, MONDAY, W H Y D O E S able Pant Dresses, Shorts, Cu Mother's heart. Come. PERMANENT or “ALOE” NIGHT, IN 8ELLTOWN/ 6KEAT. 600P neat to keep it at ready-to- KNOW I'D LIKE YOU TO GO TO THE H o o s e f a o l d A PAY LIKE lottes, Slacks and Tops In har PERMANENT will make moth FINALS WITH M E— BUT I DON'T WOULD YOU LUCE NEW S! VOO RAVE monizing sets or coordinated to serve perfection for hours. If M y s t e r i e s ) o o Expand Your Closets Instantly er feel younger, gayer, happier. NK SUSAN WILL WANT TO COME/, TO COME WITH US? , * r m 5 CO o o BEEN SELECTED you have to take It in the car. TNI SNQC mTN TNI KAUnFUi FIT mix or match. Sporting hot You can have more room in 643-8981. OM A PAY TO RECEIVE-AB- flowers or splashed with newest (There is a slight additional LIKE THIS your closets if you take ad charge for this service). 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It also Open Thurs., Fri. till 9 P.M.—Mon., Tues., Wed. till 6 P.M . Alr-Conditloned helps to teach neatness. Saturday till 6:30 P.M. •4-24- (C INS H NU. Ut. PAGE THIRTY MAtfCmSTER EVBNIMO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 p a g e THIKTY-OME '0V> Monbo’s Smooth Finishing Touch THE C»rayKK! Herald Angle Rest for Red Sox WSox on Spot Gets Yankees Over Rough Spot By TRI-TOWN —Will Billings 202, Dick Murphy 203, Dick Le- A’s, who have dropped five EARL YOST duc 216, Stan Banavige 203, An Two walks around an error by NEW YORK (A P)— Bill home for a four-game series ance of the year. In the second Sports Editor dy Michaud 213, Chet Morgan In A.L. Race shortstop Ted Kublak set the straight games. Until Weekend Set against the torrid Detroit Ti inning. • ♦ ♦ 212, Mark Royce 567, Bill Renk- Monbouquette’s smooth fin- stage for New York’s first in gers. The Yankees had tagged SEN ATORS-AN GELS— ishinsr touch has gotton the ning burst. One run scored on Notes from the Little Black Book BOSTON (AP) — 'The "^be club made the trip to the Tuesday night’s game, thu.s en- 210, Bill Calhoun 213, Ray CHICAGO (AP) —- Just what is there to say vtiwn In the only other AL game right-hander Chuck Dobson for McMullen’s second homer of Roy White’s sacrifice fly, two Boston Red Sox, their one- windy city but might as well abllng his shortstop to rest a Johnson 660, A1 Martin 204-560, you’ve lost all nine games of the seawn and ii you Nefw York Yankees past played Tuesday night, Ken four unearned runs In the first the season followed first inning Returning to the helm as head coach of the Man more on a double by Bill Robin game “ road trip” to Chica- ®">®® ^ain pulled groin muscle for four don’t Vi'nbefore"No.°1 3 ‘ you’ have matched an all-tlma the next-to-last rough spot McMullen's three-run homer in inning. The A’s countered with singles by Del Unser and Hank chester American Legion baseball team this summer son and the fourth on a single on their high road home. the first Inning powered the three off Downing In the bottom Allen and pinned the loss on will be Charlie Graff. . . . Pete Kasavage, the most ver go rained out. can now en- “.^e^^oTsU u ^ ^ rrrd "e‘u°p Se R^h M;rmr 23“ ’ “ K rn maiorl^^gue record? ------Monbouquette, a wily, 31- Washington Senators to a 3-1 of the first. by Jake Gibbs. satile sports figure in University of Hartford history, joy a couple more days off ^ ^ twl-nlgh^ ^ a Thomas 201-571, Herb Hall 200- Wh“ « s®*: “ Gibbs and Monbouquette California southpaw George year-old cr-ftsman, pitched victory over the California An Monbouquette, who lost his Brunet. Phil Ortega was the has turned to pitching and authored a brilliant 3-1 vic- before opening a four-game dodbleheader rainout accomplished th s 206-567, P>-®®®a«n American League began. rapped run-scoring singles in N eight InningF of scoreless, two- gels. Three other games were first start and then beat Califor winner for the Senators with w eekend series a gain st th e Dick Ellswortn, who was to Petrocem a!Td° variS Sr ^ we are looking for *,mebO«y the sixth, completing the Yanks’ tory over Lowell Tech last Saturday. The local man - - - They got a reprieve Tuesday hit relief Tuesday night as the postponed due to bad weather nia 6-1 last Thursday with a ley 210-583, Stan Socha 214-566, sixth Inning relief help from plans to join the Peace Corps I n ------Orioles at Baltimore Fn- have faced the White Sox’ Gary team members nurslne less se night when their game with the ^ • Yankees cuffed the Oakland route-going five-hitter, retired a tt a c k . Will • • • Bert Campanerls’ single, dou Darold Knowles, June following graduaUon. . . . tories this spring. The CIAC day. Peters, now has to wait until rious injuries. They include Carl Boston Red Sox was postponed *"ost Athletics 6-3. the first 11 and last 12 A’s he The Senators have won five of bles by Reggie Jackson and Sal Bill MacArdle, former Man- Baseball Committee will hand After winding up their first Friday night for his next start. Yastrzemski, who has a due to cold weather, ’raelr next “ "'® ®' O’® V®” *® The victory was the fifth in YANK8-A’8— faced. He struck out three, We are not at the point of pa»- Bando and a sacrifice fly by their last six—all on the ro a d - Chester High and Brovm Uni- down a decision shortly . . . At home stand of the season last That will give him eight days of jammed thumb; rookie outfield- Bowling pam stop is the opening of a four- six games on the road for the Monbouquette replaced Yan walked none and lowered his while the Angels have lost six of versity, is now a captain in the last reports, the Rec Softball Sunday, the Red Sox found rest -more than most pitchers gj. j^g LaHoud, nursing a ------icklng.” earned run,average to 0.87 in 23 Mike Hershberger produced the camc series with the Twins in Yankees, who meet the A’s kee starter A1 Downing, who eight. Marine Corps and is serving in League was scheduled to play thems?elves in a strange bit of want for maximum sharpness— bruised thumb; and catcher Els- ROCKETTES -Fran Mcrola First baseman Tom McOraw inningrs’ work. three first inning runs for the 128, Pat Cofiell 131, Betty Weir “ ‘""®®®ta Thursday again tonight before returning was making his first appear Vletnam. all its games at Mt. Nebo this scheduling calling for days off ^bc rest of the Red Sox' ton Howard, who has been ham- ’ MnSo, wnarwhat lais everybody saying? who is in a l-for-19 batting season. Dusty League at Kee- Monday, Wednesday and Thurs- hurlers will be in the same boat, pered by a muscle pull. 128-366, Phyllis Huestis 125, An- slump; lamae Dawson 135, Esther Sox Manager Eddie Stanky: Field and the Church day with a single night game at Jose Santiago is scheduled to Petrocelli has been the club’s Only Yanks Gave Him Chance Off the Cuff "®y Wells 356. ” I feel like a pro. I’m not on “ We’ve had the chewlng-out, League at Robertson Park . . . Chicago thrown in Tuesday. work the Saturday game in Bal- most effective hitter so far, with tranquilizers or sleeping pills. I the let’s loosen-up and tho Hartford World Series Club Baseball on a senior or adult timore, with Gary Waslewskl a .367 average for the first 10 don’t need them. I go to bed have-a-beer-routlne. That’s all a members from Manchester in- g^ale in Manchester is deader and Jerry Stephenson in line for games. Joe Foy is hitting .308 College Basketball around 10 p.m. and I feel great lot of rahrah junk. We just have Vet Pitcher Smarter elude Walter Lawrence, Bob t^an a doornail . . . Carl Zinsser Montreal Threat Sunday’s doubleheader if Man- and Mike Andrews .306. Holy Cross 2, Fairfield 0 when I get up. I haven’t lost any to guts this one out. There’s no Parizeau, Ray Peck, George chairman the State Jaycee ager Dick Williams sticks to the Yastrzemski leads the team in Central Conn. 3, Bridgeport 0 weight. I’m still 168 pounds. I’m sense doing anything rash until Johnson, Fred Peck and Ted La- go,. Tournament July 8 at the rotation he has used so far. home runs with four and runs Hartford 8, Trinity 0 48 and feel 38.’ ’ our losses hit double figures. Qace. Lawrence is a past presi To Set Records Manchester Country Club. More Williams had been considering batted in with seven but is hit- Western Conn. 3, Sacred Heart General Manager Ed Short: Then, I guess, we’ll have to try dent. . .Former Bast Catholic Over Passing Years than 100 youngsters are expect In Cup Playoffs holding Rico Petrocelli out of ting only .267. “ I’ve been talking to a couple something different.” High pitching standout, Ray ed to participaie. The winner OAKLAND (AP) — Bill Monbouquette becomes a LaGoice, is currently one of six will gain a trip to the Nationals CHICAGO (AP) —The Mont starting pitchers with the Bos smarter pitcher as he gets older. in Tulsa, Okla. real Canadiens are on the ton College varsity. The Eagles ♦ * ♦ “ I can’t challenge a hitter the way I used to, but I threshold of pulling off what think I can still get them out,” he said after pitching are coached by Eddie Pellegrini, former major league infielder.. Short Stuff could become one of the great eight scoreless innings in relief for the New York Yan- Boston Red Sox attracted 128,- Herman Bronkie, Manches est coups in the annals of hock MONBY-SAVING ees against the Oakland A ’s Tuesday night. ter’s first native son to reach Minit Auto's 796 fans to their first home five ey. Monbouquette’s relief job ------games as compared to 64,116 the baseball major leagues, is t Their 4-2 victory over the C9ii- gave the Yankees a 6-3 win over Oakland excused shortstop Ted for a like number of dates a now a patient at Manchester the A’s, who dropped their fifth Kubiak whose first inning error year ago. Last year the club Memorial Hospital. Bronkie h^s f gave them a 3-0 lead in the best-of-7 series in a row. gave New Yprk four unearned drew 1,700,000 and at the pres been living in East Hartord for following their four-game sweep The 31-year-old Monbouquette runs. ent rate the two million goal a number of years. Visitors are over Boston. A victory Thurs UMP GETS INTO ACT—Oakland’s Sal Bando and Umpme Bill Valentine col came to the Yanks last May may be reached this season. allowed. Bronkie performed “ That’s part of the game,” day night against the Hawks lide at home plate as Bando scored frojn third base against Yankees. Catcher after the Detroit Tigers handed Nick Costa, director of athletics with the old St. Louis Browns, he said. would end the current series Jake Gibbs takes late throw as A’s John Donaldson watches. (AP Photofax). him an unconditional release. at the Manchester Community Cleveland Indiana and Chicago The A’s rapped four hits in and give them the East Division He wrote to several major College, is coaching the college the first Inning to score three Cubs . . . Manchester’s two lat title. league clubs, but only the Yan golf team. Wayne Kuhnly is ter day major leaguers, Moe runs and kayo Yankee starter After that, the Canadiens face kees gave him a chance. handling the tennis squad. . . A1 Downing. Morhardt and Tommy Kelley, the expansion winner—St. Louis “ I’ve smartened up,” Bill said Skating Club of Hartford will have something In common. SAFE Tl RE SALE! Downing was pitching in his or Minnesota—(or the coveted after the game. ” I can’t throw hold a Parents and Friends Day Both played in the minors under Moans and Groans like that kid Chuck Dobson for first game of the season. He Stanley Cup and they could de Friday at 4 at the Hartford Phil Cavaretta. The latter man lasted only one inning and that feat the expansion champions in the A’s did, but I can get the Arena in South Windsor. Skat aged Lancaster, Pa., in the was unfortunate for Oakland (our straight. ball where I want it. If I can ers from Manchester who will Eastern League (or the Chicago make the other team hit the because it brought in Monbou perform include (3arole Chap Cubs when Morh.ardt was play Chances are that such an op ball, I have a chance.” quette. portunity for a 12-game sweep man, Ann Willlamer, Susan ing the outfield. Cavaretta is Not Taken Seriously Monbouquette needed only 71 The teams conclude their se- _ Hitt, (JhrisLine Hanover, Nancy now handling the (Cleveland will never again be presented pitches in the eight innings. rles here tonight with rookie but the Canadiens aren’t think BOWLED OVER—St. Louis Cards’ catcher Tim McCaiwer gets decked by Cin- Engborg, Virginia Cochran and farm team in Waterbury which NEW YORK (AP) — Philadephla had 10 hits off Ma runs. Mombo struck out only three Stan Bahnsen pitching for New ing about it. Well, not really. 3 ciimati's Pete Rose when latter ti’ied to score. McCaiwer lield gix>und—and the richal but couldn’t do much » • * .loan and Nancy Doherty. lists Kelley as one of its start PICK'EM! CHOICES! Juan Marichal moaned and A’s Tuesday night. York against Jim Nash of Oak "All we’re doing is looking for ball—and Umpire Paul Pryor called the base loinner out. (AP Photofax). ♦ ♦ ♦ ' ing pitchers. Morhardt play Jim Davenport groaned, with them. CUBS-BRAVE8— Manager Bob Kennedy of land. anothar win here against Chica The Cubs erupted for six runs ed in the big show with the Chi but nobody in the San In other National League Here ’n Tliere go,” said Canadien Coach Toe games, St. Louis beat Cincinnati in the fourth Inning in a battle Kim Smith of Manchester is cago Cubs and Kelley was up Blake. “ Listen, those Hawks are Francisco locker room took between Joe Niekro, the Chica with Cleveland . . . Rugged FULL 4-PLY TUBELESS TIRES 4-2 ' in 10 Innings, Chicago a member of the Tufts College a pretty good club and you just them very seriously. crushed Atlanta 10-4 and New go pitcher, and his brother Phil, r . ‘Koos’ Spell Broken varsity lacrosse team. He let Mark Oakman of Manchester is “ I don’t like to pitch in this don’t go around talking about a York stopped Houston 3-1. Los who threw for the Braves. Young Jay Siegel tered in .soccer, swimming and among the letterman taking cpld weather,” said Marichal of four-game sweep against the Angeles and Pittsburgh were ” I didn’t exactly outpitch lacrosse at Kimball Union Aca part in spring football drills at Black Hawks. the 46-degfree Philadelphia tem rained out. him,” said Joe of Phil. "I didn't demy in Meriden, N. H., cap Central Connecticut which start perature as if the Giants had have great stuff. He struck me But Rookie Triumphs ed Monday. "Certainly, we’ll be trying for • * • % taining the tank squad. He's four straight but four out of sev lost Instead of beating the Phil out on four good knucklers and ♦ ♦ * lies 7-1 Tuesday night. “ It’s OIANTS-PH1L8— ‘Player to Watch’ NEW YORK (AP) — The folks out in Appleton, a .sophomore at Tufts . . . Hard en will suit me,” said Blake. he shouldn’t do that. He should to believe was the Boston Cel tough to get loose and you can’t Davenport’s homer was his give his little brother nothing Minn., must be very proud of young Jerry Koosman End of the Line Jean Beliveau, who put the PINEHURST, N. C. (A P )—Jay Sigel, whose golfing tics’ come-from-behind playoff Condolences are extended to Canadiens ahead at 39 seconds sweat very g ^ d .” first of the season and the third but fastballs down the middle.” these days. The big farm boy ranks among the pitching wlin over Philadelphia. Down Archie LaRochelle, local busi- with an unassisted goal, aid, ” I didn’t figure I hit the with the bases full of his career. • * • future was threatened four years ago by a severely cut leaders >vith a peiTect 3-0 recoi’d for the New York * * * three games to one on the best nessmnn and owner of the Glas- “ The important thing is to win grand-slam homer too good,” METS-ASTR08— left hand, was the newest “player to watch’’^ as the National League Mets. “ ...... ■ of seven series, Boston storm- tonbury Bowl, whose wife died this series and the fourth said Davenport. But those four CARDS-REDS— The Mets got another fine North and South Amateur tournament moved into its W. L. Pet. G.B. The young left-hander's string „ow. He lives in Morris, Minn, ed back to take three straight yesterday. . .Baseball trade yes- game.” of his five runs batted in for the Lou Brock’s two-run homer in pitching performance from Jer fourth-round today. St. Louis 8 4 .667 — of scoreless innings was broken during the off season but his which must have cost the terday saw the Dodgers swap The West Division final re evening were not quite that easy the 10th won for the Cardinals, ry Koosman, even though his The 24-year-old former Wake Los Angeles 7 5 .593 7 at 21 Tuesday but he went all father still runs a 600-acre farm bookies a pretty penny. . . Use relief pitcher Jim Regain and sumes Thursday night at St. to shrug off. At least not to the who were trailing 2-0 going into shutout streak ended at 21 in Forest University player from San Fran. 7 5 .583 1 the way with a four-hitter n miles north of Appleton. Golf Lessons Atlanta 6 6 .500 2 of an ineligible player may outfielder Jim Hickman to the Louis. The best-of-7 series be- \ Phlps. the ninth. George Culver was nings. The rookie gave up only Narberth, Pa., vaulted into the against Houston and won 3-1 Although Koosman pitched starting Tuesday morning Pittsburgh 5 5 .500 2 cost Rockv’ille High at least one Chicago Cubs for outfielder Ted tween St. Louis and St. Paul- Marichal’s victory was his hurling a four-hitter but was four hilts and struck out 11. The spotlight with a 19 hole upset of w'ith the help of four errors by semi-pro ball in Minnesota, he at 10 o’clock the first in a 6 7 .462 and possibly two baseball vie- Savage and pitcher Jim Ellis. Mlmieapolls is tied at 1-1. third of the season without a de lifted after a walk and a single. Mets took advantage of four As defending champion Bill Camp Phila’phla 2% the Astros. learned the trade at Fort Bliss feat. Of his last 80 victories, 79 Tony Perez’ throwing error tros’ errors to score the winning bell in Tuesday’s play. series of 10 golf lessons will Cincinnati 5 6 .455 2Ms be held at the Manchester It was a chilly day and only where he h.ad a 20-3 service have been complete games. opened the gates for the tying runs. Today, Sigel was paired Houston 5 6 .455 2% 3,681 (third smallest crowd in record. Country Club. 3 against Jerry Courville of South New York 5 7 .417 Shea Stadium history) turned “ Most of the clubs, except the Norwalk, Conn., winner of New The lessons will be con Chicago 4 7 .364 3% out for the afternoon game. It New York Yankees and Wash- ducted by Alex Hackney, Tuesday’s Results Everett, Kuusiak ------Key to Pitching------— York’s Metropolitan Open last seemed .as though there wore ington were interested in me but Fear Stalks ‘Hit’ Batters year. Country Club pro, and will be New York 3, Houston 1 that many newsmen in the only Minnesota and the Mets sponsored by the Recreation Chicago 10, AUanta 4 Pace Track Win Sigel received severe nerve home clubhouse, crowding talked money," he said. "I fl- NEW YORK (NEA) — later admitted conscious (ear. blg-league history. But the next Department. San Fran. 7, Philadelphia 1 Gibson Says Good Legs and tendon Injuries when he ac around Koosman aftcr tile nally signed with Red Murff Paced by double wins by Skip St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 2, 10 Fear is a natural element '»y *'ceis may occur tomorrow. cidentally pushed his left hand Five lessons will be held on gam e. (Met scout) for $1,200.” Everett and Ed Kuusik the Man innings in batting. It must be so ^ of responsibiuty through a glass door in the each of the next five Tues In his first start this season ,______,.______was taking pitches I used to lies with the umpires. Ballpluy- chester High track team notch Means Complete Games Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, In case you haven't heard, J, ed its first win of the season summer of 1964. He has little day and Thursday mornings, Koosman is the young man who Koo.sman .shut out Los Angeles because a rudimentary hu plow for extra-base hits. Then, ers usually know when the By BOB GIBSON can’t pitch without strong legs. rain yesterday defeating Wethers feeling in the hand and it pre starting April 30 at 10 each was recommended to the Mets 1-0, on a four-hitter. In his sec- man instinct is to avoid suddenly, I forgot about that knock-down pitch is coming, 6.95 X 14 6.50 X 13/7.00 X 6.50 X 13 Of the St. Louis Cardinals They’ve got to be strong to Today’s Games field High, 89-51, at Memorial sents problems with putts, par day. through an usher at the old Polo ond appear:ince he blanked San pain, and pain results from beanlng. I don’t know why. And umpires, despite their plus $1.95 Fed. Exc. Tax plus $1.81 Fed. Exc. plus $1.81 Fed. Exc. Tax Written for AP Newsfeatures stand up lor nine innings. The Houston (Giusti 1-1) at New Field. Everett won the 100-yard ticularly in cold weather. Registrations are now be Grounds. Jerry’s catcher at Francisco 3-0, striking out 10. being whomped by a swiftly Maybe I decided to fight back.” bleat, must surely know, too. Pitching regfularly , is every only reason a pitcher runs is to York (Cardwell 0-2) When he and Campbell, the ing accepted at the East Fort Bliss, Tex., tipped off his He fanned 11 Astros Tuesday to thrown hard ball. The Angels’ Jimmie Hull was It Is up to them to crack down SIZE PRICE F.E.TAX SIZE PRICE E.TAX SIZE PRICE F.E.TAX dash and 180 low hurdles while keep his legs strong. San Francisco (Sadecki 2-0) thing. You can talk about pitch four-time North and South Side Rec office. father, the usher, and the Mets make it three in a row. But a major league batsman beaned while playing with the on this noxious aspect of what Kuusik earned top honors in the I believe in pitching as hard at Philadelphia (L. Jackson 1-2) 7.35 X 14 12.00 2.06 7.35 X 14 16.00 2.06 7.00 X 13 20.00 1.92 The Indians earned top honors ing and listen to people give you champion from Huntington, W. There will be a nominal fee eventually grabbed a prize for The only run came in the Ciinnot be tearful when he Twins in 1964. Five days later, basebaU’s drumbeaters call the as you can and as long as you night X 22.00 broad jump and triple jump. advice on pitching but a young Va., began their match Tuesday for the 10-week course. $1,200. fourth, driven in by Bob Aspro- stands at theplate, or he will |,p returned to the lineup. “I national pastime. The ghost of 8.25 X 14 14.00 2.38 7.75 X 14 17.00 2.19 7.35 14 2.06 ster has got to get out on the can. Atlanta (Johnson 0-0) at Chi The Indians earned top honors the temperature was a chilly 50 Koosman is 24 and married monte's double. l)e driven out of the game — was leery about getting hit Ray Chapman lives, X 2.35 7.75 X 14 If you try to pace yourself you cago (Jenkins 2-0) 7.75 X 15 13.00 2.21 8.25 14 18.00 24.00 2.26 in the broad jump and triple field and pitch. All the talking degrees and skies were cloudy mainly by brushbuck pitches, again,” he recalled, “ until The cry “Play Ball” is now will make mistakes. There is no Los Angeles (Singer 1-2) at jump. The Indians travel to Hall won’t make any difference. after a morning shower. then low curves breaking away. someone threw at me again heard throughout the land. But 8 .1 5 X 15 14.00 2.36 8.55 X 14 19.00 2.56 8.25 xT4 25.00 2.38 easy way to get by. If you think Conn, also advanced to the third Pittsburgh (Veale 0-2),, night High Friday. You can learn by the mistakes Sigel shot 76, four over par The major league l>attcr has and brushed me back. It wasn’t another cry, uttered sotto voice, there is you will end up a .500 round with a 4 and 2 victory Cincinnati (Tsitouris 0-2) at 8.45 X 15 16.00 2.54 7.75 X 15 17.00 2.21 8.55 X 14 26.00 2.56 Results: of others and you will make for the 7,000-yard No. 2 course Rockville Win Skein not eliminated fear; he has just until then I knew I could get Is nJso heard, though less fre- 120 hleh—<18.9 K. Burke (M). your own mistakes but you’ve pitcher and you have only your of the Pinehurst Country Club. over James Cleveland of Atlan St. Louis (Washburn 1-0), night Ends, 8.15x 15 18.00 2.36 8.85 X 14 27.00 2.84 Sheehan (M), Opalacz (W). ta, Ga. arrested it. out ol the way.” ^ quently. It Is baseball’s shame WHITEWALLS 2.40 Extra got to learn to accept them. self to blame. Along with him in the top Thursday’ Games 100—10.9 Everett (M). Mclnemey Atlanta at Chicago Pitchers use the subliminal Don Zimmer, who had played ^ heard at aU. That 8.45 X 15 19.00 2.54 7.35 X 15 22.00 2.05 (M). Golden (W). As a kid I played everywhere, quarter of the draw as play re Siderowf meets Bobby Edger- South Windsor Triumphs quiet cry is: IMlHe—5:04 Manning (M). Noschke Only game scheduled element of fear to work on a with several major league clubs. “ Stick it in ids (M), Rosseu (W). all positions. I played the out Bob Gibson, 32, is one of the sumed today were two North ton of Raleigh, N.C. today. ear.” WHITEWALLS 2.40 Extra 7.75 X 15 24.00 2.23 440—54.0 Mclnemey (M). Gagli- hitter. They do throw close to near death twice after be- MAC PASSENGER TIRE GUARANTEE field at Creighton University game’s great pitchers. Gibby Carolina threats. Bill Harvey of Courville entered the third Lefthander A1 Bottoen threw whose three hits included a 8.15 X 15 25.00 2.33 ardl (W), qOMera (M). try to unsetUo him and throw |ng beaned. He came back TREAD'IiFE CUARtNTEE TREAD WEAR GUARANTEE 180—23.31 EverettEv« (M). K. Burke and I didn’t pitch regularly until the hero of the 1964 and 1967 Greensboro and Pat Foy Brady round with a 3 and 2 triumph American League a 13 strikeout, four-hit game for triple, set the pace (or the win. him off balance. Sometimes strong after each incident, “ If ACtlNSr All FAILURES Tread life fuaranteed lor She 8.45 X 15 26.00 2.53 my first year of pro ball. That World Series, has won his last of Reidsville. over Dr. John McKay of Orlando W. L. Pet. G.B. Southington High to pace his Flynn al.so drove in two runs Jimmy Ellis Set 880—2:07.6 Dlcterlc (M). Cohen they set a hitter on his scat ^ man is scared,” ho said, “ he Fvtry MAC tire It lujrintrcd number ol monlh$ staled II tread FREE MOUNTING! (M3. Opalacz (W). was with Omaha in 1957. five World Series starts, each a Dick Siderowf of Westport, Fla. Detroit 9 1 .900 — club to a 6-0 win over Rockville with a single. if iin t t all fiiiu re t from road 9.15 X 15 27.00 2.86 out ol anger. can’t play this game. At least, wears out m |his period, return 220--524.7 Gagllardi (W). CbJpltts You need strong legs and a complete game, and twice has Minnesota 7 3 .700 3 For Title Chance haiardt or defccli lot Ihe ii'r ol High yesterday (or first place East Windsor 104 101 0-7 7 1 it. In e ich m ie , we will replace (M), Golden (W). strong arm to pitch well. You won 20 games ? .'oi'cn. “If the two guys up before not in the majors. I wanted to the oniinal tread II lire ij 'i i , Two MHc—-U:14.2 J. Burke (M). Boston 6 4 .600 3 in the CVC. It was the fir.st loss Ellington 000 000 0-0 2 1 OAKLAND (AP) — Jimmy we W ill-a t our option repair it it. ch ar|in | the current eichanie FREE ROTATION! Swodosh (M). Hosbrouck (W). you have homered,” said Joe play the game. You don’t know Baltimore 6 4 .600 3 for the Rams ns Southington re Flynn and Muska, Mooney Ellis is a picture of humility. Without cost; or m e ich jn ie lor price lets let dollar allowance * Shot—42 1-4 Geary (W). Walchow- Popitonc, “and the pitcher then how much I wanted to play.” the lire, we will replace it chi«i- .skl (M). Holowesko (W). Wash’n. 7 5 .583 3 mained undefeated at 5-0 . The A grown up mlddliweight box- (7); Holland, Quinn (8) and gets two strikes on you, you ■n| only (or tread worn (charce • Eichmie price''it reiular retail Discus — 124-8 Holowesko (W). Jim Lonborg Concentrated New York 6 5 .645 3% Rams arc now 4-1. Hill. Another beanlng which ended er who a fev/ ycais ago was Will be a pre-rati share ol ei* price plus federal E ic is e Tai Ilust (M). Febedo tW). Cleveland 4 6 .400 6 better believe you’re gohig ^ young player’s career occur- known mainly as Cassius Clay’s chan|« price*). t e ll tride-m at time Ot return. NO TRADE-IN TIRE NEEDEDI Javelin—il37-3l4 DeMto (W). Holo Opening its sea.son on the #1 /\ W r « /%■« V lA V # a .- ^ K «1 . n U y s l i j in.*' wesko (W). Hust (M). California 4 8 .333 6 right side of the fence. South down on the next pitch. red in 1954 to Case Michaels, sparring partner, the soft spo- High Jump—5-2 Dleterlc (M) and And Better Control Resulted M N 6 STROKES ROCKY HILL — Winning Russo (W) tie. Pottepton tfM!). Oakland 4 8 .333 6 Windsor High romped to a 4-2 pitcher Ken Rothwell struck White .Sox pitcher Jack Fish then 28. He suffered a triple ken Ellis would be least likely to Broad Jumir—10-2 Kuusik (M). by Frank Beard Chicago 0 9 .000 9 victory over Buffield High yes er has admitted hitting batters skull fracture and two broken shout, "I am the greatest!” Gagllardi (W), Demlo (W). By JIM LONBORG that was my strongest pitch. I out 10 while Mike (Jirullo ^ Ip le Jump—37-8% Kuusik (M). Of the Boston Red Sox used my best pitch even if that Tuesday’s Results terday. It was the first game smacked a two-run homer to intentionally. “ It is my living,” eardrums. “ I’m lucky to be Saturday night he fights Jerry DeMlo (W). Cohen (M). Written for AP Newsfeatures pitch meant pitching to the hit New York 6, Oakland 3 for both clubs meeting in the lead the hosts in the win. The he said, echoing the sentiments alive,” he said recently. “ It Quarry for the World Boxing Pole Vault—'11-6 Urban (W). Mc- Washington 3, California 1 doesn’t bother me, except for Kiimey (M). Potterton (M). Better control because I con ter’s strength. NCCC. tile second and fourth Innings of his mound colleagues. “ It is Association heavyweight title, 880 Relay—1:37.9 Manchester. Baltimore at Minne.sota, rain n was the fourth straight lifted from Clay when he re centrated more on what I was Youngsters might profit from as the winners scored twice in part of my equipment. 1 must my eyesight a little. I have to Go Easy at Start loss (or Ellington High as fused military induction, and doing made ..I'e a winning pitch this. For instance, if a pitcher and snow the first and third frames. hit a batter sometimes. But wear glasses when I drive and Games Today Boston at Chicago, cold East Windsor High opened its has the potential to become a er last season. I forgot about faces a battei' who hits fast Written for Rocky Hill 200 200 0-4 6 1 never in the head.” when I go tq movies.” Weather permitting, only two Detroit at Cleveland, rain season yesterday with a 7-0 vic This spring, Tony Conlgliaro The beanball has been a part millionaire, who was hitting and the score of balls and the pitcher’s curve Newspaper Enterprise Assn. (Coventry 010 100 0-2 7 3 scholastic baseball games were ball isn’t breaking, the pitcher Today’s Games tory over the Knights in N(X!C of Boston tried to come back of baseball tradition. It may "I’m thankful the tournament slated today, both in the COCS a game didn’t enter, my mind. Rothwell and Lombajrdo; has to go to his fast ball. In December last year, I Baltimore (Hardin 1-0) at Min ,action. after suffering a cracked cheek- even have been a stratagem In gave me a chance,” says Ellis, as Bolton High entertained East I was putting my pitches in a didn’t play a lick of golf. There nesota (Chance 2-1) Rocky Hill High upped its Pea.se, Green, Mathews (4) and The spirit of the game means Cour. bone and impaired vision from the first g:ame on that cow “ I think I can beat Jerry Quar- Hampton High and Coventry p®*’*®*” place with a certain was one 18-hole round in Louis New York (Bahnsen 1-0) at record to 4-3 keeping Coventry a lot ^oo. I learned that from a beanlng last August. He was pasture In Cooperstown. Un- ry. I also think I can beat Mu- High’s Patriots (0-4) motored to kind of spin on it. I challenged ville from Thanksgiving till Oakland (Nash 0-2), night High winless in its four starts John Dodge, my high school most ineffective, striking out 22 fortunately, maybe disastrous- hammed Ali” —Clay, (Jroniwell High. the hitters more than in the Jan. 3. Then I went straight to Washington (Coleman 1-0) at with a 4-2 win over the Patriots HOLTON—Cromwell upped its from Louis coach at San Luis Obispo, Calif. times and batting less than .200. ly, it has been on accepted part The 28-year-old Coach Mike Landolfl and his past. Palm Springs, four days before in non-conference action. Also record to 4-1 paced by Don ville was the last man to beat High. California (Wright 0-0), night Vision in his left eye is of baseball. 'There has been Bulldogs are presently 2-3 after .1 pitched to my strength. By the Bing Crosby Imdtatlonal. Detroit (Sparma 1-0 or Lollch going down in defeat yesterday, Lewis whb' hammered a three- The discipline Involved is deteriorating. He left camp, only one death by beanbaU In CTay. a loss to Cromwell High yester that I mean my pitches vary. If My muscles, because I play all Bolton High lost to Cromwell run homer and a double for the something you must teach your 0-0) at Cleveland (Hargan 0-2), His career appears ended. day. Bolton will be looking to I had a good fastball or a good year long and because of my High in COCS play, as the visi winners. Five runs in the second self. You must work hard on all night “ Conlgliaro showed absolute break at the .500 mark. breaking ball on a certain day. age 28), don’t become quite Only games scheduled. tors romped a 9-3 win over the irining by the Cromwell nine up the fundamentals and basics. ly no fear at the plate,” said as tight. It doesn’t take me Thursday’s Games Bulldogs. Bolton is now 2-3 in set the applecart for Bolton. In high school I threw side- Yankee manager Ralph Houk. N E W THOMPSON long to swing back into shape. Chicago at Minnesota the log. arm. One day I tried to im Cromwell 052 020 0-9 7 0 “ He was striding into the ball All I have to do is watch my Only game scheduled Bolton 000 010 2-3 6 9 prove and began throwing over hands. I hit balls in the morn ROCKVILL^ — Jack Valen and taking the same kind of SPEEDWAYS hand and three quarKrs. I Batteries: Denz, Hayden (6) cut as before. He just couldn’t Bock By Popular Demand! ing, played a few holes and hit tine cracked a two run homer and Williamson; Houson, Pepin found the ball moved better so PINNETTE8 — June Smith see the damn ball.” bolls in the afternoon. Four in leading Southlngtbn to the (6 )iind Gagnon. now I throw three quarters and 176 —484, Janet Keener 201 — An errant pitch got in the GRAND 2nd Annual Exciting days, and I was starting to win behind the strong pitching overhand. shape up. 539, Helen Downham 181—476, of Bottoen. The winners scored way of Brooks Robinson’s head OPENING Youngsters should take a little Of course, my legs are in Jo Malpizzi 178 —499, Barbara two runs in the first, fifth and SUFFIED — Dennis Gris during a practice game this ARNOLD PALMER extra time to work harder. If good condition and my wind, balls the first day or two. Hit Goddard 178 —512, Jill Kravont- sixth innings. Coach Pat Mls- wold cracked a triple following spring training. When he re SUNDAY you see a boy of 12 working 50 balls next with an eight-iron ka 197 —626, Dolores Dzienis an error and a walk with two turned to action, he was asked because of the walking, I do tretta had his trouble on the APRIL 28th hard and he’s successful, follow some situps and things like that and forget it. 461, Ronnie Newberry 612, Rae mound using, Gary Krowka, outs in the last inning, driving If he was plate-shy. his style. I don’t mean try to use but not nearly as much as I The sun’s out and your ap Hannon 462„ Helen 'Derney Sam Wilde and Hugh Camp in the winning runs for South “ No,” he replied. “ I’ve been 2;15 PM. his motion, but try to work Wind.sor. hit in the head five times. But TIRE and A U T O should. petite’s whetted, but you’ll rue 462, Lori Jones 177 —460, Mere bell. GO^ BALL OFFER harder than you’ve seen him I mentioned my routine to the day you go out and hit 200 dith Henry 187, Lois LaPine 176 Southington 200 022 0 —6 7 1 Dave Turek hit a home run I know pitchers don’t tlirow for 50 LAP or 300 the first day. the head. They may try to brush JJ.tS Value! work. It pays off. illustrate the gradual approach. --4i82, Millie Denley 177—456, Rockville 000 000 0 —0 4 2 with one man on for Suffield’s MODIFIED 3 ^5 Jim Lonborg, 25, led the Start the first day you’re put Even I have to watch my Mary Richardson 190 only score. Brian Sullivan was you back, but not throw to in Minit Auto SERVICE CENTERS —4l3, Botteon and Walstrom; Wilde, E American League in victories playing golf with a wedge or a step because my hands are Sunny Panclera 175 —601, Al Campbell (6), Krowka (7) and the winning pitcher. Dale jure you. I have confidence in FEATURE (22) and in strikeouts (246) last nine-iron. Something short. If tender. There’s ..no set rule for ma Fountain 451, Marlon Vogt Wheelock. Sweatlaind the loser. my reflexes.” MANCHESTER BERLIN WETHERSFIELD ■ MERIDEN WATERBURY SPRINGFIELD year, his third in the majors. He you feel you should be hitting’ work progression with your His teammate, Frank Robin PLUS THE ALL NEW EXCITING 464,, Kay Ringrose. 464, Betty Sonth Windsor 000 110 3-4 0 2 S lo ra# It Stora #14 Stora #12 MORIARTY BROTHERS 110 yards with a nine-iron, try clubs. But if you start on a son, stands very close to the S lor«# t5 Stora #13 Stora #21 pitched a one-hit shutout in the Plumley 460, Dot Whitehead EA8T WINDSOR — Pitcher Suffield 200 000 0-2 7 2 Watarbury Shopping Plata Connectlcufo Oldest Lincoln^ Mercury, Cougar, Montego Monday, by the following Sun plate, sometimes with elbows TIGER DIVISION 328 Watt Middia Turnpika Wabalar Sqiiara Plata 942 Bilaa Daana Highway Cantannial Plata Sprlngfiald Shopping Plata second World Series game and hitting it 90 yards with 60 or 206—537, Loretta Griffin 475, Gary Flynn who struck out nine B. Griswold, Sullivan (7) ujid WatariMiry, Conn. Dealer! day you should be ready to extended over the plate. He has Manchaalar, Conn. Barlin, Conn. Watharaflald, Conn. Maridan, Conn. SpringRald, Maaa. SIS CENTER STREET MANCHESTER won the fifth game 3-1 on a 60 balls to get the muscles Dot Peterson 477, Wanda Kasel- and walked four for ’ the D. Griswold, Dubay (7); Sweat- three-hitter. stretched. Don’t hit too many attack the course. auskas 500. distance, and Mike Whitehead land and Burman. been hit with pitches many times. After a serious beanlng OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 to 9 ■ SATURDAY 9 to 6 in 1957, he came back but lost effectiveness- fhr awhile. He X. r . . ^ r EVKIflNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 PAGE 'rHIR’TY-THREE------1------PAGE THIRTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 Tuailors— B u ild in g - 0usin*ss Opportunity 28 Help Wanted Help Wanted— Help Wanted.44ale 3 r Mobil* Hom*s 6-A Contracting 14 Female 35 Female 35 ------"'m PHI1XIP8 Petroleum Co. hu a ■e Rare Feat CLASSIFIED IF YOU’VE SEEN the rest, buy ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga modem S bay aanrioe eUtion GIRL WANTED TO assist buy the best. We have Dreamer, 30 rage,, rec rooms, bathrooms tor leaae. Excellent opportu er in various purchasing duties, Penney Edges Eagles BEALLAVILX.E, Pa. 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Additions, WAITRESSES — both dajra and For Intecvlew call 647-9903, 9 STORES, INC,’^ coming against Bloomfield and inning, Rago accomplished it jiacAnilc ""of 3 1 1 0 1 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? atmosphere, stop in at Bur 7172 accessories. rec rooms, dormers, porches, nights. Must be over 18 years a.m. - 5 p.m. weekdays. resulting in no decision. four times. Both displayed ex- RicMrr. c 2 0 0 0 0 ton’s. Experience helpful but cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, of age. Full or part-time. No PARK & OAKLAND AVENUES' Rago took over hurling from ceptional control, with walks 30010 24-Hour Answering Service AUTHORIZED Harley David EXPERIENCED Real Estate not necessary. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. experience necessary. Apply In Tom Blesso in the third inning, at a premium and each strik- Quinn, if ^ _2 _ son, new XLCH model, all saleswomen to operate out of EAST HARTFORD, CONN. . person only. Howai^ Johnson, and went the remainder with- ing out five batters after that Totals a 1 3 2 1 colors. Used 1966 CH mddel, A ft L Remodeling, inside and Bolton, Manchester office, to SECRETARIES — temporary, out surrendering a hit and fan- point. It appealed to be a real Penney ...... ^ ^ Free to Herald Readers 394 Tolland Turnpike. $1,195. Harley Davidson Sales, outside work. Fire escapes be open shortly. Call 625-0010 full-time or 9-3, Immediate ning eight. And he also swimg - deadlock, but Ragq came up SB^Roko; SB—Bles- Want Information on one ol our classified advertisements? 49 Park St., Hartford, 247-9774. and rec room included. 1-872- anytime. jobs. Highest pay. No fee. Staff CARPENTERS and carpenter 2 a mighty bat for the winners. with the trump hit that se- (2). RuKRicPo. Pawlw.ski l; LOB No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the 3366 or 1-875-461T. Builders, 11 Asylum St., Hart helper. Call 643-2282 o r'644-8896 With the score tied 1-1 in the cured the hard fought mound " s o ^ Ra“ o K HONDA —1966, 60cc, white, 1,- LIGHT delivery work for local ford. 278-7610. after 6 p.m. bottom of the eight, Rago battle. Mofody ll: Hits off— Blesso 3 for EDWARDS 400 original miles. Rack mir Stenographer civic organization. Must know lashed a triple deep into left- East is now 3-2 for the season. 1^ run 2^!™\'J^^;rr"wP-^^Blesso Sears Full 4 -Ply rors. $160. Call 643-6691. Roofing^~SIdliig 16 Vernon area, must have car. SALESPERSONS — experienc field. Blesso, who went to an Only bright spot of the Rago (l); W—Rago. Paid daily. Call Mrs. Johnson, ed Woman's wearing apparel 1 ANSWERING SERVICE NEVER registered S-65 Honda THE BEST In ro o fin g — and Personnel Department for Thursdays and Saturdays. 875-2755. 1967, 9 miles registered on roof repair. Call ^u ghlln , Interesting position in busy Apply Tweed’s, 773 Main WANTED speedometer, $225. 646-3633. 643-7707. Four-Run Seventh Inning Decisive 649-0500 875-2519 office. Involves interview Street. Clean, Late Model ing, light steno, maintain 1965 HONDA, sport 65. Just tun ROOFING, siding, carpentry. Welcome! DIAL your way to proflt.s. Tele and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser in ing records, compiling re jig time without spending oil evening at the telephone. ed, good condition. $175. Call Gutters and ceilings. Workman phoning customers of Ihq Ful USED C A R S 649-0524, weekdays after 6 p.m. ship guaranteed. Call R. Dion, ports and many varied du High School ties. ler Brush Company from your Top Prices Paid 4 Indians Outlast Central, 10-8 643-4352. home. Excellent profits. Call the seventh, when the Indians Automobiles For Sal* 4 Company offers competitive Graduates, 1968 247-1949. For All Makes! *It wasn’t easy, but Man- cluding a double. Dick Cobb rapped out a pair of singles and scored four runs, putting them VOLKSWAGEN 1966, 2-door Business Services Roofing and starting salary, 8:30 to 4:30 IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR CARTER CHEVROLET c^lester High’s baseball Nylon Cord Tires HERALD hours, excellent benefits, SECRETARY FOR local law of Tim Coughlin drove in three out of reach. sedan. No money down. Can Offered 13 Chimneys 16-A PERMANENT EMPLO"YMENT fice. Write Box ” GG” , Man C O .. IN C . t « m defeat^ Bristol Cen runs, two with a triple, and one free parking, subsidizing AFTER GRADUATION, DO Central got off to an early you afford $9. a week. Call 233- chester Evening Herald. 1229 Main St. t a l High at Muzzy Field in via a sacrifice. BOX LETTERS 8716, ask for Mr. Bake. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also ROOFING — Specializing re cafeteria, congenial co- COME TO OUR PERSONNEL Blistol yesterday, 10-8, in Bristol was paced by Bud lead with one run in each of moving large appliances. Burn pairing roofs of all kinds, new workers and excellent work DEPARTMENT O N E D A Y ------Phone 649-5238 ing conditions. the CCIL opener for the Giovinazzo with foUr saftics, the first two Innings. Two runs For Your HIGH performance 1967 Dodge ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- roofs, gutter work, chimneys THIS WEEK TO DISCUSS JOB T T o f f l l f l A H c Coronet convertible, 14,000 1776. iMlians. Bristol Is now 2-1 over- one a homer. by each club in the second saw Informatioon cleaned and repaired, 30 years' OPPORTUNITIES. WE OFFER 1 ft C l raiX O Central on top 4-2. This was miles, 60,000 miles warranty, alT and 1-1 in CCIL play. Ben Grzyb hurled the dis the dump, experience. Free estimates. APPLY A VARIETY OF TRAINING ------short-lived as the Indians 4 on the floor, positracUon, akSTlo After scoring in twos in the tance for the locals. He al I • f THE HERALD will not appliances, bulky furniture, at Call Howley 643-5361, 644- POSITIONS IN OUR PLEAS banged in two runs in the power disc brakes. $2,760. Call FIRST NATIONAL third, fourth and sixth frames. lowed 14 hits, walked four and disclose the identity of tics, cellars cleaned, light 8333. ANT AIR-CONDITIONED OF fourth to tie the score. At the 643-5719 after 6. FICE, GOOD STARTING SAL Coach Hal Parks’ crew unload struck out six. Ted Czhakowslk V \ any advertiser using box trucking. Cheap, 289-5860. STORES pitched six innings allowing six end of six innings the score was ARIES, EXPANDED EM ed for four runs in the lucky letters. Readers answer DODGE GT1965, 2-door hard Park and Oakland Avenues runs, walking six and fanning tied .again at 6-6. Then the big ing blind box ads who Heating and Plumbing 17 PLOYE BENEFITS PRO seventh to snap a 6-6 tie and top, automatic. No money YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. East Hartford AIRCRAFT seventh inning by the Red and desire to protect their go on to victory. nine before reliefer Sam Mur down. Can you afford $11. week Cellars, attics, yard and M & M Plumbing & Heating. GRAM, FREE PARKING, AND White iced the verdict. identity can follow this Dale Ostrout paced the nine- phy came in for one inning. ly. Call 233-8716 and ask for small trucking done A-1 right. Service calls our specialty. No CAFETERIA ON PREMISES. hit attack with three hits, in procedure: Cali Tremano Trucking Serv Mr. Dias. job is to small. Free e.stlmates COUNTER GIRL or woman. LET US HELP YOU DEVELOP ice toll free, 742-9487 Enclose your reply to the gladly given. Call 649-2871. full or part-time. Apply in YOUR SKILLS AS YOU EN- Manchester (10) box in an envelope — CHEVROLET Impala 1963, V8. _ ab r h rbl It’s Official: South Africa automatic, power steering. No TREE REMOVAL, trimming. perpon. Corner Soda Shop, 735 JOY THE ASSOCIATION OF OPPORTUNITIES 6 address to the Classi Main St. CONGENIAL CO-WORKERS — of 5 fied Memager, Manchester money down. Can you afford Reasonable rates. Covered for Millinery, Kitwal, 3b 6 Evening Herald, together $7.50 a week. Call 233-8715 ask property damage. Got a tree SORRY NO SUMMER POSI- Cobb, lb e Voted Out of Olympic Games 1 ^ 4 ' , Dressmaking 19 PART-’TIlkffi typist and clerk for t iONS AVAILABLE, Rabins, rf 3 with a memo listing the for Mr. Bake. problem? Call anytime. 522- office in Manchester, familiari 2 Plante, rf Mexico, faced with a crushing companies you do NOT 8429. PROFESSIONAL dressmaking, ty with statistical typing help Ostrout. It 6 LAUSANNE, Switzerland want to see your letter. CHEVROLET Super Sport 1965, COME IN PERSON ANY Odnyers, 2b 6 financial failure as host to the V alterations. Fittings in your ful. 643-9931. WEEKDAY. 8:15 A.M. TO 4:15 (AP) — The bitter 1968 Olympic TRBE EXPERT — Trees cut, ware, c 4 Your letter will be de 2-door hardtop, 8 automatic, home with delivery service Gttyb, p 5 controversy that threatened the $86 million Games in October if stroyed if the advertiser building lots cleared, trees top P.M. PERSONNEL DEPART- Have Machining Skiii? a widespread boycott took power steering. No money available. Buttons, belts, FULL-TIME saleslady for lady’s 0 6 Summer Games In Mexico City is one you’ve mentioned. ped. Got a tree problem? Well ' Totals 47 10 place, breathed a sigh of relief down. Can you afford $13. week buckles. Reasonable rates, foundation department, vaca Central <» ended Tuesday when South Afri If not it will be handled ly. Call 233-8716, ask for Mr. worth phone call, 742-8252. ab h rbi at Tuesday’s decision. But It left ^ } P ' in the usual manner.. prompt service, 742-6657, eve- tion, paid holidays, good work ca was officially voted out be Want Machining Skiii? Rapon . 6 1 0 Dias. nings. ing conditions. Inquire Bur . SECURITY Hwden. 3b 6 2 0 cause of its racial policies. South Africa embittered. SALES AND Service on Ariens, A ton’s, 841 Main St., Manches HSrald, cf 5 2 0 A spokesman for the Interna The Lausanne decision is Ille Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn Ofounaazo, ss 5 4 3 <1 ; MUSTANG 1966, 2-door hardtop, DRESSMAKING — Alterations, ter. Mr. Beargeon or Mrs. INSURANCE gal, immoral and unconstitu mowers. Also Homelite chain 5 0 0 tional Olympic Committee said Lost and Found 1 no money down. Can you af zippers replaced, etc. Excel Harris. The Aircraffs the Piace for You 6 1 1 at least 40 negative votes, four tional,” said Frank Braun, pres ford $11. weekly. Call 233-8716 saws and International Club ^^KonEs. rf 5 2 1 ident of the South African Olym lent workmanship, 649-4311. COMPANY 5 1 1 more than the required simple LOST — Woman’s wallet In and ask for Mr. Bake. Cadet Tractors. Rental equip FILE CLERKS — experience 3 0 0 majority, had been received pic Committee. He called it a Lenox Shopping area, contain ment and sharpening service If you’re a machinist, you’ll want to look Murohy. p ** 0 0 0 not necessary, permanent. 1000 ASYLUM AVENUE Hernandez, p 2 0 1 0 from IOC members, deciding "shocking rebuff.” ing pictures and personal pa GTO 1966, 2-door hardtop, on all makes. L & M Equip Moving— Trucking— Downtown Hartford. No fee. into a Pratt & Whitney Aircraft job right South Africa was barred from HARTFORD, CONN. South Africa’s fate. pers. Call 649-6274. Reward. 4-speed. No money down. Can ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon. $65 to $70. Gill’s Employment, now. You can start immediately at jet-age , Totals 45 8 14 6 the 1964 Games for the same Storage 20 Manchester ...... 002 202 400—10 The result reversed an IOC you afford $14.50 weekly. Call 875-7609 Manchester Exchange 76 Pratt Street, Hartford. 626- ATTRACTIVE woman to work pay in a job that offers advancement oppor Central ...... M2 floa 101— 8 reason, but the IOC, led hy D A Y S LOST — BLACK, brown and 233-8716 and ask for Mr. Dias. 3 in Bolton area answering decision by postal vote during — Enterprise 1945. MANCHESTER Delivery—light 4758. SB—Ostrout. Holden, Gdoulnazzo, President Avery Brundage, vot white, male beagle. Call 643- tunities. The Aircraft continues to grow, and MeHconls, Hintz; 3B-OpugWln; HR the Winter Olympics seven trucking and package delivery. phone, light office work, able P .—Giouinazzo; SB—Herold (2); SAC weeks ago to allow South Africa ed her back in at Grenoble, 1 2 2 1 . 1961 CATALINA Convertible FORMICA counters, cabinet Refrigerators, washers and CASHIER WANTED. Apply af- to converse with public. Phone if you have the ability and ambition you can —Cbuchbn: BB—Kowal 2, Wore 1. France, last February. running condition. Best offer. work, interior remc^eling, Grzyb 4. Czhekowskl 6, Murpby 1, to compete, and expectedly will LOST — Mole Siamese cat, vi stove moving specialty. Fold ter 1 p.m. daily. Strand Thea for appointment, 525-0010. grow, too, at the Aircraft. Hernandez 2: SO—Grzyb 6, .C*h^ satisfy some 40 nations who South Africa had promised to Call 649-3329. kitchen specialists. Good work ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. tre, Hartford. 622-4614. keMrsU 9. Murphy 1, Hernandez 1; field an Integrated team that cinity Porter, Wyllya and High manship at reasonable prices. APPLICATIONS are being tak- If you want machine training, the A ircr^t’s Hits off—Hernandez O tor 1 run in spoke of boycotting the Games would live and travel together. ONLY land St. Reward 643-2905. 1965 VOLVO —544, red with Free estimates. Call Lou Das- TYPIST — receptionist. Ex en for full and part-time wait the place for you, "boo. There’s a wide variety 2 innincs: Czhakovskl 5 for 6 in 6: if South Africa competed. black interior. Excellent con M&phy » for 4 tn 1; L—Hernandez. L o st — English type bicycle, canio, 649-6985. Painting— Papering 21 perienced on IBM executive, ress work. Apply, W.T. Grant of training courses that range from three dition. Blaupunkt radio. Two for rapidly growing printing Co., Mancheseter Parkade. Waddell School area, Sunday snow tires included. $1,250. Call STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, INTERIOR and exterior paint weeks to four yeai-s and you'll earn jet-age afternoon. Call 649-7926. '' company. Excellent opportuni pay while you learn. One of them could be 522-1975 after 6 p.m. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ing and papering. Call Phil ty for industrious operator. 6- All concrete repairs. Reason Denoncourt, 742-6173. just what you’re looking for! 1964 IMPALA convertible, stand day week. All benefits. $100 per r ably priced. 643-0851. ALLSTATE Hi-Woy Spacial ALLSTATE Safety Highway Announcements ard V—8. Excellent condition. L. PELLETIER — Painting — week. Apply in person. Allied STATISTICAL And remember, you’ll find the Aircraft’s big Call 647-1882. WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec interior and exterior, papering Printing Services, 679 West Middle Tpke. package of ben ^ ts hard to match. It adds ELECTROLUX vacuum clean ializlng in tree and shrub care and paper removal, fully in 1967 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, even more value to your paycheck at Pratt 6.50x13 ers, sales and service, bonded 643-8104. sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. 6.50x13 green, radio, heater. 6,800 & Whitney Aircraft. Apply today! representative. Alfred Amell, CLERK miles. Call 649-8425 after 4 p.m. JEWBLEY Tubeless 95 Tubeless 95 647-1719 or 643-4913. ATTICS, CELLARS, yards JNSIDE-outside painting. Spe- cleaned. Trash hauled to dump, cial rates for people over 66. Position open for person 1965 PONTIAC, 2 plus 2, 421 DEPARTMENT reasonable. Allow for salvag- Call my competitors, then call with statistical background, Blackwall Plus $1.81 Blackwall Plus $1.81 LIMOUSINE Service — 1968 engine, 4-speed, many extras. Cadillac yours for your wed tng. Before 5 p.m. call 643- me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Mature woman, part-time eve or above average figure ap Federal Excise After 6 p.m., 643-2032. FREE TRAININD WITH PAY Federal Excise ding day with chauffer, 6651 or 643-6819 after. 875-8401. nings for jewelry department. titude. Company offers ex Tax and Old Tire Tax and Old Tire air-conditioned, 7-passenger. 1964 SPORT CAR, Volkswagen, cellent wages, good bene FOR your child’s room! Your JOSEPH P. LEWIS custom APPLY IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE — Ulrlc Limousine Service, Ed Karmann Ghla, excellent fits, good working condi child’s favorite cartoon char palaiting, interior and exterior you may be given 120 hours of instruction and Plus Federal Sears ALLSTATE Safety Sears Plus Federal mund U. Parent Jr., 649-3660. shape, blue and white. Best JEWELRY DEPARTMENT tions. Sears ALLSTATE Hi-Way Sears acters hand painted on a bed paperhanging, wallpaper re training on the machine you have been hired to Excise Tax Highway Tubeless BlackwaU Price Excise Tax offer. Evenings, 643-4771. operate. Instruction will be In our own machine Special Tubeless Blackwall Price room or playroom wall. In moved. Wallpaper books on re KING’S quire at 12 Brainard PI. or APPLY training school. $1.95 7.00x14 12.95 $2.06 Personals 1966 MGB — wirewheels. 4 new quest. Fully insured. Free es DEPARTMENT STORE 6.95x14 16.95 whitewall tires, radio, heater. write Manchester Herald, Box timates. Call 649-9658. ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be WILL LADY who erroneously $2.06 $2.19 Excellent condition. 1966 Hon K, for further Information. GREEN MANOR BOULEVARD given courses ra-iji-'n.; I'-m 2? weeks to 'la '/eeks 7.35x14 17.95 7.50x14 13.95 took the personal grocery PAINTING — interior and ex in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, Tool, Die da S90, like new. Call 643-1311. Have brush, will travel! MANCHESTER carrier, please return it to terior, very reasonable, free FIRST and Gage Making, Machine repair and Pipe Making. $2.10 $2.86 18.95 8.00x14 15.95 . A&P Store, East Center Street FORMICA w :-'- K "c’.ie:i coun estimates. Call Richard 7.75x14 1939 DODGE, good body, paint. APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligible for and thereby find out location 1960 Mercury. Prefer trade ters, vanities. Professional Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. SEVERAL OPENINGS for light NATIONAL $2.85 $1.74 work at reduced prices. Free courses ranging from three to four years In Jet 8.25x14 20.95 5 . 6 0 x 1 5 ______12.95 of her own. 643-5331. for garden tractor or equip benchwork assembly, perman Engine Metalsmlthlng, Machining, Tool ft Die Mak estimates. Call 643-7822 any ALUMINUM siding, Interior ment. 643-2046. ent work, fringe benefits. Ap ing and Electronics. 8.55x14 23.95 $2.56 6.70x15 13.95 $2.21 time. painting and carpentry work ply in person. Engineered Met STORES, INC. 1954 CHRYSLER, New Yorker, done. For free estimates call als, 10 Hilliard St., Manches $1.74 Automobiles For Sal* 4 large V-8 engine, $46. Call D—L TRUCKING. Light truck 649-4391. ter. PARK & OAKLAND AVENUES 5.60x15 15.95 Whitewalls only $2 more per tire ing done. Attics and Cellars 1966 MERCURY commuter wag 644-1321. $2.05 cleaned. Trash hauled to the CLERK, for our Manchester EAST HARTFORD, CONN. JET-AGE JOBS 7.35x15 17.95 Sears economy priced tire on. Excellent condition. Low 1963 FORD — Black interior dump. Reasonable. Phone 643- Roor Finishing 24 drive-in store, part-time. Hours mllleage. Call 1-228-3221. and exterior, 4-speed, 390, ex 6846, 643-9973. 3-6 dally, Saturdays 8-2. Re $2.21 FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- OPEN N O W 7.75x15 18.95 Designed to give long dependable service cellent condition. 643-8481 after quires person with pleasant 1966 CHEVROLET Impala con ing (specializing in older HAIRDRESSER to manage shop personality who enjoys serving $2.86 vertible, white blacK interior. 6 p.m. up to $125. a week, paid vaca 8.15x15 20.95 Dynotuf rubber in tread to improve mileage and LAWNS MOWED. Call between floors). Inside painting. Paper customers. Apply Person Power steering, power brakes. tion. Also hair stylists, full or MACHINE OPERATORS • WELDERS 4 and 6 p.m., 643-2656. hanging. No job too small. nel Dept., New England Laun $2.54 wear Low mileage. 643-7810, 244-4997. part-time. 643-6266, 643-8830. SHEET METAL ASSEMBLERS 8.45x15 23.95 Auto Accessories— John Verfallle, 649-5760. dry, 441 Homestead Ave., Hart SHARPENING Service —Saws, BENCH MECHANICS • TRAINEES TWO, cars good for parts, 1952 Tires 6 knives, axes, shears, skates, FLOOR sanding and refinlshlng, ford. Whitewalls only $3 more per tire CHARGE TIRES Ford and 1962 Chevrolet. 643- rotary blades. Quick service. old and new. All Boors treaty SALESLADY — full-time prefer AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS TWO WHITEWALL tires, 7169. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main with 3 coats of hot wax. Also Mol* Production AND TESTERS Guaranteed 24 months against wear-out No Money Down... on Sears Revolving 826x14 mounted on Plymouth red or part-time 1 — 6:30, please saueeze 1967 NEPTUNE blue Karmann St., Manchester. Hours dally cleaning and rewaxlng. Gall Thursday night and Saturday W orkers TOOL AND DIE MAKERS wheels. Excellent condition, 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur 643-9840 after 5 p.m. The ideal tire for the two-car faniily Charge or Sears Easy Payment Plan Ghla. Clean. Very low mileage. $35 both. Two whitewall recap included, excellent hourly rate. Openings on All 3 Shifts MACHINISTS Must be seen. 644-0923 after 6. day 7:30-4. 643-7968, Apply in person or call for ap Rates: $2.42 per hour and up. me merchaniiise tires, 700x13 mounted on AND MANY OTHERS pointment, 643-2128. Casual Vil Valiant wheels, hardly Used, RUBBISH — trash removed to Bonds— -Srocks Applications accepted daily. 1966 CHRYSLER New Yorker, lage Shops, 956 Main St., Man $20. Call after 4 :30, 742-9006. the dump, lawns maintained. Coll Mrs. Marge Hampson, Van Heusen’s Knit shirt ol Tycora yarn is not only 11.1,,....i:. i ,Vn .'i...1V,, . Come To Sears Automotive Center for Red Cap excellent condition, private M ortgages 27 chester. Call 649-1868 after 6 p.m. 648-5168 VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE ALLSTATE Fascenger Tire Guarantee ^ Car Care ... Expert Servicing for Your Car. owner, low mileage, must sell. SECOND MORTGAGE — Un TYPISTS — copy — statistical. squeezable, but also crushable, roughable and downright Make offer. Must be seen and Trailers— WANTED — Odd jobs taking Apply to ’■ Willow Street, East Hartford, Connecticut TrCu'i Life Cuzr.Tr.tcc TrCwd V.”ccr*Cut driven. 60 Scott Dr., 649-9842. limited funds available for sec Many needed for assignments AZ AM- Gi:cr::r.lco Mobile Homes 6-A care of lawns and yards. Free ond mortgages, payments to ROGERS CORP. OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY embraceable. Chemstrand nylon and Tycora® yarn are the near home. Temporary, full Mill ft Oakland Sts. L.:: c.‘ il.j t .'c .... “ : i. • .-.i A -zir.zi: Trord 1968 CHBVELLE Malibu — .4- estimates. 649-1185. suit your budget. .Expedient 8 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. v.\ ..r NIMROD Campers — sales and time or 9-3> p.m. Immediate Manchester, Conn. magic ingredients. That means no bag, no sag, no snag. in or wcrl.n;.*.'.’.'! Brake Adjustments door sedaiii V-8, standard sjilft. service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. TUESDAY EVENINGS TILL 8 PJ«. r.; rvT:..r,'*:n.c number cf Wheel Alignments service —Camper Town, Route jobs. Highest pay, no fee. An Equal Opportunity For licT Less? Per Iho I AY cT r-fz'.i-.z r: Call 646-0371. SATURDAYS 8 A.M. to 12 NOON tlic Staff Builders, 11 Asylum St., Employer V.*:.:.*. Hszrr, v ::! V z ‘. Is c -- Sears Low Price 140, East Windsor. Open eve Just disarming good looks. \ d 99c Household Services Other Connecticut plants in VTdct i'er-'s V.;:: :; ch-.r-c fer ♦irr, r-r’r:.- it, Most Cars 5.95 NEED CAR? Credit very bad? nings and Saturdays. Now Deshiess Opportunity 28 Hartford, 278-7810. n-:! i". :.r I*: • ’ -- VR i!-o r-.’----- Most Cars North Haven, Southington and Middletown cr.LC of t • . .. j J ecl.'Uf* r”—- r'”" i ' ■'■’-.'i L::- Bankrupt, repossession? Hon booking vacation rentals. 623- Offered 13-A Only ^6®® tiio tire, xu j!T c it ch'ny.r.r. clre 'irn Ic-uj i ‘..z cl- only tlic p -'t! cf i:’. Tcrt lcT.T.’':e: est Douglas accepts lowest 1941. VENETIAN blinds — repaired, Proven Profit Center rr'Tjl'tr ? r r"-’ down, smallest payments, any c: *.K.- » i il.rlu : rc.Tcnta Mrr*' r-.’-vr’CT’! 1959 TRAILER. 8x36’, 2 bed retaped and recorded. 646-0273, t ." .'. where. Not small loan finance i;. tc : i0'\ rooms, storm and screens, col 649-2971. Must Be Sold , MEN AND WOMEN 2T tc Z3 company plan. Douglas VAN HEUSEN’ Tune-Ups ored appliances, excellent con PRAH& a Wheel Balancing Motors, 346 Main. REWEAVING of burns, moth * Personal reasons require ...... ’ ■ ■ • M • I * »; I • I • j ■ r r I j 11 • I; I ’ M ' 111 (I I (j I»I •; I f f ’ ’ • * • f»' f f M t* 6-cyl. We have interesting jobs open for you on all 8-cyl. dition, nice for camp or lake. holes, zippers repaired. Win sale of high profit potential ...... ;...... ; parts & 1966 FAIRLANE XL hardtop 289-5817. sweater shirts of i ^ y c o T ^ s c 2 , „ M 0 dow shades made to measure, AAMCO Transmission cen 3 shifts. Attractive wages, group insurance WHITNEY ' NOTE—ON THE SAFETY HIGHWAY TIRES $1.95 Ea. 15.88 labor 17.88 V-8 cruisomatic, power steer ter now operating in large 1966 — 13’ Travel trailer, ex all sUies Venetian blinds. Keys ONLY THE TREAD LIFE GUARANTEE APPLIES ing, 17,000 original miles, im market. No experience re and profit sharing benefits. Why not drop in cellent condition, with electric made while you watt. Tape re maculate. Call 643-6764 after quired. AAMCO will train 1445 New Britain Ave. Manchester Auto Center Torrlngton Parkade brakes and axle hitch. Call corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 and see us. AIRCRAFT GLENNEY'S g 1 p.m. and direct you. Terms days 647-1300, after 6 call 647- Main St. 649-6221. , SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE West Hartford 290 BrOad Street Winsted Rd. (Old Rt. 8) available. Division of United Aircraft Corp. M E N ‘$ SH O P 489-0211 1968 FORX> Wagon—with 1963 1811. Satisfaction Guaranteed Spars 238-7631 • 633-1581 LIGHT TRUCKINa, bulk deliv- ALDON SPINNING CORP. An equal opportunity employer Open Mon. thru Sat. 789 MAIN STREET „ » p . ery, yards, attics, cellars clean BOX No. G Onen Dallv 0 to 0:30 Open Daily 8 to 0:80 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. TALCOTTVnJLE, CONNECTICUT or Your Money Back inapection. $100 or best offer, er with extras, $900. Call 649- Manchester Evening Herald HAftVXOXIUCKAND OA Saturdays 9 to 9 Saturdays 9 to 9 Tues till 6 P.M. 644-8962. 649-5516. 2971. * - .1 • »«»>( P^AGE TH IRTY-POUR MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 PAGE THIRTY-PIVE ------4p------— ------^------Help Wonted— Male 36 Situations Wanted— Household Goods SI Aportifienti— Flats— Apartmant Buildings H o u s m For Sate 71 Horn#* For Sola 72 Housot For Sola 72 Housot For Sate 71 72 Out O f Town Out O f Town Ouf Of Town Wantod— Aoal Estota 77 Female 38 sFn OER "SEW GREAT In ’68” Tenemehts 63 For S a k 69 JANITORS — part-time. East HELAINE RD — 6 room Cape, For Sola 75 For Sdte 75 For Sola 75 IF YOUR HOME Isn’t selling REytABLE WOMAN w i ^ s Sale. Drastic reductions on all BOL’TON — 6 unit apartment finished rec room, remodeled R B 6 B N 1 ^ listed 7% room . MANCSmoniR —6 room CO- MODERN RANCH, large living BOULDER RD —8 bedroom^ CLASSIFIED Hartford, Manchester area. FOUR ROOM duplex apart Colonial, 1% baths, rec room, Itself don’t blame the house! domestic work 8 a.m. — 2 p.m. Demonstrators' and Display house situated on approximate kitchen, living room, dining Contemporary in prime Wara- lonlal, one year young, 1% room with fireplace, 8 bed- VERNON — Recent 5% room Call 64S-44S3 3-6 p.m. only. ment, central location, working 2-car garage, beautifully set on BOLTON CENTER — We offer idUTH WINDSOR — rambling Ranch, garage, bullt-lns, full Get expert assistance — we pr babysitting full-time. Refer model "Touch A Sew" sewing ly 4 acres. Lota of potential. room, fireplace, newly Installed noke Road — Jean Road area. hath*, near bua, schools and rooma, 1% baths, city utUlUcs. couple, no children. Call 649- r.75 acres, full of stately shade this 6 room ranch with attach ten room Raneh. Breeiaway, 9 iMive clients waiting. Keith MEN part-time for janitor and ences. 643-88S7. machines. SAVE up to $60 — All rented. T. J. Crockett, storm windows, large comer Four bedrooms. Lovely glassed shopping, excellent condition. $28,MO. Phllbrick Agency, basement. Immaculate, $18,500. 4319 after 2 p.m. Selling for $22,900. For further trees, Manchester premier ed g;arage on a large wooded car garage, 2 Mtehens, one Meyer Agency, 643-0609. Real Estate, 649-1922. floor waxing work, 5 days, 6 portables, consoles, desks. Use Realtor. 648-1877. lot, Owner 643-8601. and screened side porch. Two Realtors, 6494047. ADVERTISING EXPERIENCED insur neighborhood, assumable 6% lot for your inspection. p.m. to 11 p.m. Call 649-B334. SINGER’S new "1 to 86” esisy FDUR ROOM flat with hot wa- baths. Large, lovely, landscap information, call the R. F. and two half batha, flraplaea, SELLING YOUR HOME? We ance woman wants 2 days Dlmook Oo„ 640-624i6. ’niRBB FAMILT — possible, per cent mortgage. Bel Air Features S bedrooms, dining CAPES, Ranches, Raised credit plan. All models carry ter and parking. Second floor. $17,900 — 6 room Ranch. Beauti ed, and {^vate y a ^ . Young, aluminum siding, large wood buy homes, lots and acreage. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS weekly. Rating, writing gener preeenUy a two family with Real Estate, 648-9332. room, living room drlth fire Ranches at prices you can af Singer’s new machine guaran For working couple or couple Bu sIim s s Froparty fully paneled family room. enough to be modem in a high-' ed let. Char-Bon Realty, 9 0 - Residential llsUnga apprecUt- 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. al Insurance policies. 649-0719 BROOKFIBLD ST. — 8 room exleting rooms for third apart place. Electric heat. Beautiful ford. Call for particulars. Wes Refrigeration tee. Call or visit your Singer without children. Call from 6 For Sal* 70 Large lot with trees and view. ly prised area. -Ask Carl Zins 0688. ed. Austin Chambers, Realtor, after S:30. Colonial, located In the center ment. Excellent Income, elty patio. A quiet safe yard for ley R. Smith Construction Co., Center, 866 Main St. Manches- p.m. to 7:80 p.m. 643-6441. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- ser for details. Belfiore MLS, 648-2325. ter, 647-1426. ADAMS ST — vaesmt machine of town. New on the market, utlUUes, $U,900. PhUbriok young children. Only $19,600. ELUNG’TON — 5% room 643-1567. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 5324. Agencyt 648-6121. 4 large bedrooms and bath up. Agency Realtors, 64t-n4T.' Lots For Sola 73 Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Real Mechanic FIVE ROOM duplex —partially shop with 10,000 square feet Ranch. Convenient location. COVENTRY — Nick has spent Dogs— Birds— Pols 41 ZIG-ZAG sewing machine, used furnished. Stove, refrigerator MANCHESTER — 562 Gardner Downstairs has living room EXTRA large building lots, de ty Co., Realtor, 643-1121. 4iN PJ«. DAT BEFORE PDBLICATION Modern plant, good salary and on one floor, 2 acres of land, NEW Listing. Large seven room EIGHT ROOM Garrison Ooloni- Close to everything. Bullt-lns. some time In the Coventry 1067 model in excellent running and garage included. Nice St., 3-year old Dutch Colonial, with fireplace, large dining sirable Look-Out Mountain Nice treed lot, only $16,900. NOTICE DeadUne for Sotortey M id Mendojr la 4:10 p.m. Friday. benefits. Q R O O k^ O ^ A li. breeds. Har- 2-famlly house included, sensi Colonial with two outbuildings al In a prime, residential area, VERNON area and he brought back condition all fancy stitches, but fireplace, bath and a half, room, kitchen with buUt-lna, area, owner 649-8782. mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hsbron yard, quiet neighborhood. 649- bly priced. Must sell. T.J. on edge of town. Big rooms, beautifully treed lot. Features Hayes Agency, 646-0131. these two listings. One is a 4 An equal opportunity employer tonholes, monograms, etc. 1156. Crockett, Realtor. 648-1677. beamed ceiling, half acre lot. den with fireplaoev enclosed OF BID TOUR COOPERATION tm x Rd., Bolton, 648-6427. modem kitchen with buUt-lns, include 2% baths, kitchen built- k)c> l o t WITH 180’ depth. A FULL SHED DORMER GLASTONBURY — Luxury cus room ranch with large lot and Done without attachments. Call Earl Everett, 649-8688. J. interior completely redecorat side porch. Fine residential The Manchester Board of HJd- BE APPRECIATED D IAL 643-2711 CALL " r o o m s , h e a t , hot water, LAND and buildings for lease area. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Ins, 4 bedrooms, family room zone, water only. T.J. Crockett tom crafted seven room Ranch, lake privileges on Morin Ave., MINIATURE POODLES — 2 Complete price only $29.00 or D. Real Estate Co., 643-6129. ed. Estate — like grounds with On this lovely six roonj ucatlon requests sealed bids for stove, refrigerator, tile bath, or sale; suitable for lumber $4S-lsn. with fireplace, 2-car garage. Realtor, 643-1677. over-looking Eleventh hole, at $13,900 and the other Is a black males, AKC registered. payments of $8.60 per month. lovely trees, including White Cape Cod set on treed lot the transportation of Mandies- HARTFORD FREEZER second floor, ideal for single yard, boat company, camping PLYMOUTH LANE area — Out Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 648- with all the extra Items Mlnnechaug Golf course. Two ranch with 4 rooms, 2 car ga ContiniMd From ProcRdlng Pag* Call 649-9464. Call Capitol Sewing, Collect 9 birches. All types of fruit trees. COVENTRY — wooded bulld- ter pupils to end from school. '•’S ' CORP. to 0. 666-6668. person, $65. Call 649-1359 be supplies, lawnmowers and standing 7>/4 room Contempor POR’l'ER Street—^Immaculate 2- 1667. needed to make a fine full baths, 2 car garage. Beauti rage and many other ameni New flatstone patio. Can keep Ing lot, 100’ frontage, close to Specifications and Bid Forms tween 3-6 p.m. Main & Eldridge tractors, cold bulk storage, ary. ’Three twin size bedrooms, bedroom Colonial. Sunporch. home. All for $22,900. Call ful large lot. Bel Air Real Es ties lor only $14,900. In today’s 289-2708 horses. -Ask for Carl Zinsser. MANCHESTER — spacloiu 7 lake, reasonable. Call owner, ate available at the office of the H«lp WantRd— Mal* 36 Help Wanted— Mole 36 FREE CATS and kittens. Call HOUSE SOLD. Closing estate. Co. Bolton. Showroom and office. 21^ baths, first floor paneled fireplace, garage. Close to bus, Mr. Bogdan for appoint tate 643-0332. market, these prices are hard 241 Park Ave., East Hartford Belfiore .Agency, 648-6121. room home. Execnent location, 643-5724. Business Manager, School Ad 643-2940. Must sell remaining furniture. Call 626-0010. family room, spacious living shopping and school. Char-Bon ment, 649-6306 or 875-6611. to beat. Call the Jarvis Real ONE TREE climber and one Choice pieces including kitch FOUR ROOM apartment, sec Realty, 643-0683. double garage, aluminum sid CARL ZINSSER has a brand ty Co., Realtors, 643-1121. ministration Building, 1146 Main FIRST CLASS painter. Inside room (bowed window, Georgi FOUR bedroom Colonial In cen MAN to work in shipping and ground man wanted, experi en fixtures and living room ond floor, heat, hot water, stove MANCHESTER Green — com an marble fireplace), formal ing, large rooms, bus Uac, IH new Raised Ranch on a dead Street. Manchester, Connecticut, and oiit, good wages. Call after tral location. 1% baths, 2 car MANCHESTTIR —Immaculate baths. Hayes Agmey, 64941111. receiving department for elec enced only need apply, top CUTE LITTLE kittens need pieces. Private sale. 27 Locust and refrigerator, garage, adults mercial, industrial, residentled dining room, eat-ln kitchen, 'r o ^ r t y B & W end street In nearby Bolton. dally except Saturday between 7 p.m. 646-2361. garage, aluminum siding, alu 9 room older Colonial. 5 bed- Rasort P trical wholesalers. Excellent wages to right man. Call 643* good home. Call 649-9236. Street, Manchester. Represen only. 643-0190. package. Look this one over; patio adjacent. Beautifully ele BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Two car garage, one acre wood Farms For Sola 76 the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:80 opportunlUes. Must be high minum storms and screens, rooms, 1% baths, modem kitch NEW LISTING — Wolverton For 74 8104. WAREHOUSE MEN, night tative on premises Wednsday (A) large building with 10,000 vated with deep wooded rear Manchester Parkade ed lot. ’Truly a fine value In STAFFORD AREA — 62 acre p.m; school graduate. Beacon Light completely fenced In yard. Sen en, 2-car garage. Large lot. Agency offers for your Inspec shift, good working conditions and ’Thursday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. square feet with plenty of po yard. Most convenient to COVENTRY L>ake — 4 room Manchester 649-5306 the twenties. Ask for Carl at farm. Ideal for horses or beef Bids will be reblslved until Supply Co., 180 Walnut St., MAN wanted to work In lum FREE - - Two male kittens need OAKLAND St. — 6 rooms. Cold sibly priced at $22k500. Ask for Leonard Agency Realtors, 646- tion, this beautiful 6 room Col and benefits, Gaer Bros., 14 Call 649-7332. tential; (B) A four famUy house schools, bus and shopping. Mid summer cottage. ExceUent the Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. cattle. Approximately 27 acres 3:30 p.m., D.S.T., ’Thursday, Hartford. ber yard. Must have driver’s loving homes. 649-1448. flat, second floor, 643-2646. Joe Lombardo. Belfiore Agen 0469. onial, all large rooms, and wUI- ANDOVER —aroon Raii^ Rye St., So. Windsor. and (C) vacant "C " zoned lot 30’s. For appointment call area, close to water, beautiful Choice of two —seven rooms of open land. 10 room house. May 16, 1968 and will 'then be license. Davis & Bradford Lum 11’ X 17’ brown and beige tweed cy, 848-5121. ing to sell below today’s mar Raneh, 2 batlw, 9 to 6 bod- GERMAN SHEPHERD — 2 FIVE ROOMS, attic and base which could be used for park Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. Ex treed lot. Only $6,600. Hayes or six. Bam, garage, chicken coops. opened and publicly read. The MAN ’TO learn offset press ber Co., 200 Tolland St.. East ASSISTANT manager for whole all wool twdst carpet with pad. ket prices, 1960 Colonial in low itKHna, family room, troad lot, years, AKC mama or 6 months ment, stove, pay own utilities, ing etc. Subject to zoning. T.J. clusive with J. Watson Beach NEW Listing. Completely re -Agency, 6464>1$1. All in good condition. Beautiful Eloard of Education reserves operation In advertising depart Hartford. sale grocery warehouse. Salary $76. Call 643-1436. 20’s nicely cared for. Wolver low a9'o. Hayaa Agmey, 049- ROUTE M, Habron. Ta aera daughter. Trade for garden convenient good location, avail Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. & Co., Realtors, 278-6950. decorated two-famlly, on West RICHARD ROAD ton Agency Realtors, 649-2813. view. Immediate occupancy. the right to reject any and all ment of grocery chain. Some plus benefits. Days. See Mr. BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 5 9191. farm with 6 rown booM. I PART-TIME JOBS from $50. to equipment. 643-2046. able May 1st. $126 monthly, Side 5-5 DupW . Separate heat Tom Minor, Broker. 1-876-5042. bids and to award the contract typing. Apply afternoons, Gaer Warshazky at Gaer Brothers, ELECTRIC Singer Sewing Ma $18,900 —Immaculate 6 room room summer home secluded larga banu. Approxlmataty 991 $70. weekly, permanent posi and security. 649-3877. ing system. Excellent invest 7 room custom built Cape MANCHESTER — New 3 bed ANDOVER — NEW 8 - room in a manner which In Its opinion Brothers, 140 Rye Street, South 140 Rye Street, South Wind chine, needs repair. $16. Call Ranch. Paneled recreation hideaway, near water, 3 bed taat on State highway, atraam Invastmant Proparfy ment. Ask for Joe Lombardo. with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, room Cape. Fireplace, garage. best serves the Interest of the Windsor. tion, 3-4 hours per evening, car sor. 647-1378. 4% ROOM apartment, $116. per room with raised hearth fire rooms, only $9,800 Hayes Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, on property, good for horaoa Wanfotl— Roal Estota 77 Articles For Sale 45 Belfiore Agency, 648-5121. % acre wooded lot. Cllffwood, 2 baths, 2-car garage, on 2 acre Town of Manchester. needed. Phone 649-5309 between month. Stove, refrigerator, fire For Sal# 70-A place, large lot with trees. full basement, attached gh- Agency, 646-0131. or beef. OomploUIy feneod, ad- EXPERIENCED TRACTOR 6-8 p.m. PRESSMAN — experienced on Bush Hill Road. $24,990. Ray wooded lot. Leonard Agency, ALL CASH for your property Douglas E. Pierce, PROCESSED gravel ft>r drive place, wall to wall carpet, stor Hutchins Agency, Realtors, NEW Listing. Clean as a rage. Pine residential area. Holcombe Realtors, 644-1286. jaeoat to stato forroat. Imraodl- trailer driver. Apply in person. multi-list or ATP chief. Good Antiquos 5i Realtors, 646-0469. within 24 hours. Avoid rsd Business Manager ways and parking areas. Also age space. Immediate occu MANCHESTTIR — Investment 649-5324. hound’s tooth Ranch on Marlon T. J. Crockett, Realtor, oeeupaney. T.J. Croekatt Real Carlson’s Express, Inc., 93 Hil WINDOW CLEANERS wanted, working conditions. Free park package. 6-6 duplex plus 6 room tape. Instant service. Hayes bank run gravel and fill at WANTED TO BUY antiques, pancy. Call 643-4461. Drive. Large eat-in kitchen, 643-1677. JUST REDUCED — $23,900. Six BOLTON —Large custom built tor. 9M-1B7T. liard St., Msmehester. full or part-time. Must be re ing on premises. Excellent em single. Leonard Agency, Real Out Of Town Agency, 946-0131. our screening plant or deliv steins, furniture, pewter, lead beautiful Swedish fireplace, room Ranch, bullt-lns, rec Split Level, 7 rooms, fireplace, liable. Call 649-6334. ploye benefits. Salary com MAIN STREET—3 room heat tors, 646-0469. 75 MANSFIELD — 7% ream PRESS OPERA’TORS ered. George H. Grlfflng, Ine. ed lamps, art glass, primitives, MANCHESTER two twl twi ®ie aver- r ------room, 2 fireplaces, garage, For Sola 1% baths, 3-car garage. Only SELLING TOUR HOME? For ALL FILM ROLLS mensurate with ability. See 742-7886. ed apartment for middle age many extras, acre lot. Mitten Raneh with aeroage la a nalgh- FORK LIFT OPERATORS any quantity. 644-8962. ST. PETERSBURG, Florida. age slz o L / L D Carport. BOWERS SCHOOL, 7 room VERN6N—CLOSE tolu T sT M d $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real prompt courteous service that Developed and Printed personnel department, week woman. <3all 643-6016. Rambling Cape, 8 or 4 bed Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. bortiood with homoa aalUng up PACKERS For sale or trade. CentrM lo AND VICINITY Landscaped yard with flower Vernon Circle, 7-room Split tors, 649-5924. gets results, call Louis Dlmock Fast Service ‘ V ROUTE SALESMEN days 8:15 to 4:16. Security In DARK rich stone-free loam, CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, rooms, formal dining room, to $88,000. Wo ara happy to Discount Prices cated home of four furnished ing shrubs and trees. Ask for SEVEN ROOM Colonial with Level, 3 bedrooms, family Realty, 649-9628. V. First Shift, 46 Hour Week surance, 1000 Asylum Avenue, $16. Pool and patio samd, expert repairing. Colonial den, 1% baths, $24,900, - PhU STAFFORD SPRINGS — 6 offor you thla now homo for stone, fill, gravel, sand and Furfibhad apartments. New heaters, new SIX ROOM older Colonial, Frank Fllloramo, Belfiore 2-car garage on large lot In room. Priced to spll. Wesley We have excellent routes Hartford. Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. briok Agency Realtors, 649- room Cape. Oil hot air heat, $89,000. For mere laforraathm WANTED — 6-6 room Ranch or ARTHUR DRUG EASTERN BOILER Sc ly painted, new shingles on aluminum siding, $18,600. Agency—648-6121. Ideal location on dead end R. Smith, Realtor, ^148-1567. available In Manchester manure. 643-9504. Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- Aportmanh 63-A 8M7. garage. City conveniences. $8,- eall the PhUbriek Agaaey, 9M- Cape, west side or Hackmatack ELECri’ROmCS, INC. CXlNSTRUCnON workers, full roof. Rent three, live rent free., street, large living room with area for ambitious men who 9 p.m. Sundays open til 5 SEVEN ROOM Cape, ga NEW Listing — Green Manor 480. Tom Minor, Broker. 1-876- 0S«T. vicinity, 643-0240 after 6 p.m. 99 Loomis Si. time. Also part-time mornings FOR BETTER cleaning, to keep 1% ROOM EFFICIENCY, Cen- $7,900. CaU 649-7368 after five fireplace, formal dining room, VERNON —"^Mamlly, 6-room can sell our nationally ad p.m., closed Tuesday and rage, $19,900. ranch with waU to wall car- MANCHESTER — West Side, 6 6042. or afternoons. Must have driv colors gleaming, use Blue Lus tral, reasonable. GenUeman. p.m. 4 bedrooms, paneled rec room units each with 3 bedrooms, TRUCK mechanic for fleet vertised dairy products. We Wednesday. petlng. Nicely treed and land room Cape, 1% baths, hot near Vernon Circle. Excellent er’s license. 649-9644. tre carpet cleaner. Rent elec Call 649-8404 between 4 and 6 FIVE ROOM Ranch, 2-car with fireplace. Shown by ap TOLLAND maintenance in Manchester ar offer steady employment, POST OFFICE building (5 years scaped lot. Immediate oc water heat. Immediate occu financing available. Wesley R. tric shampooer, $1. The Sher- p.m. garage, large g;reenhouse pointment only. 649-4437. ea, excellent benefits and guarantee minimum of $100 young) and land leased to U.S. cupancy. Ask for Joe Lombardo pancy. 1-873-8631, evenings. “HERITAGE WOOD” wln Williams Co. Wanted— To Buy 58 with 1,000 orchid plants, Smith, Realtor, 643-1667. guaranteed overtime. Call 643- weekly, based on salary BEAU’nFUL modem 3- rooms government. Good return. Belfiore Agency, 648-5121. MANCHESTER — New llsUng, Opening soon! ! A lovely $23,900. $22,600, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed 7384. plus commission, with op TAKE SOIL away the Blue Lus HOUSEHOLD lots — -Antiques with carpeting, for one or two Priced to sell at $15,600. Call 2-famlly, 4-4 flats, conveniently BOLTON CENTER — Would wooded area of 50 custom portunity to earn much NEW Listing — Immaculate rooms, built-ins, recreation Ranch, tre way from carpets and up bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, adults, heat, hot water, parking John Duncan, Hartford. 278- 3-FAMILY, 6-5-3. Good In located. $19,600. Leonard Agen- you believe a 6-room built homes created espe more. Excellent company MILL HANDS Rockledge Ranch. Six rooms, room, garage, large lot. Near 1% baths, 2-car garage. Gold END of MONTH holstery. Rent electric sham glassware. We buy estates. Vil Included, centrally located. Af 1800, evenings 233-2854. ’The come, $27,900. bus and shopping. Hutchins cy. Realtors, 646-0469, ask for cially for you by Monroe paid benefits including pooer, $1. Paul’s Paint Supply. two car garage. Frame and Medallion electric heat, kitch lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 ter 6 call 649-4426. Barrows & Wallace Co., 1 Con Agency Realtors, 649-5324. Judy Libby. Moses, custom builder. All YOUNG MAN life insurance, hospitaliza Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. NEWER 7-ROOM Raised Roman Brick exterior, Ten- en bullt-lns, one acre lot with lots % acre and larger. Call Paper mill, Burnside vicin stitution Plaza, Hartford. tion and accident-sickness CARPE’TS and life too can be Ranch, 2-car garage. Rock- nesee pink brick fireplace. BAIT CENTER 8T., 9 f««B $17,200 the price is right. Six shade trees, new wall to wall for details. 649-6306, 876- benefits. beautiful if you use Blue Lus WE BUY and sell antiques, and Bh sIim s s Loearions MANCHES’TER, business block ledge area. Many extras, Large, auto-alry kitchen, form house, C zoned, for doctor’s of room Cape, center of town, carpeting In a superb location 6611. OPPORTUNITY ity of East Hartford. Excel ter. Rent electric shampooer used furniture, china, glass, sil with 6 apartments and 4 stores. $31,900. al dining room, delightful fices, 2 or 8.. families, 186’ walking distance to shopping for $26,900. For further Infor SAVIN' $1. Olcott Variety Store. For Rant 64 Applicants should be mar lent wages, liberal company ver, picture frames, old coins, ’This property is In excellent jalousled porch. Estate — like frontage. Hutehlns Agency, and schools along with being on mation call R. P. Dlmock Co.. OF A LIFE TIME ! ! guns, pewter, scrap gold, STORAGE SPACE for rent, can grounds with shrubs, trees, ___ the bus line, very neat and 649-5245. B (Sl W ried, over 21 and be able to PRIVACY fence, _8’x6’ sections, condition and shows a good re paid benefits. Ideal working watches, old jewelry, hob also be used for small work H. M. FRECHETTE lovely landscaping. Wall to w a l l ______very well situated for conven BARROWS and WALLACE Co. sell and give service to the up to 160’ of fence. Call 649- turn. Call for details. Hayes shop, c a ll 648-9678. REALTY carpeUng wUl stay. Priced MANCHESTER — ience. Don’t be disappointed. FISHING BOAT and motor in- 4 Manchester Parkade Learn a new business. public. conditions. Call 289-7496. 2271. by coII6'6Aons, paintings, attic Agency, 646-0131. 4 bedroom right at $84,000. Ask for Frank eluded with our beautiful wood Manchester 649-5306 contents or whole estates. Fur 647-9993 home with built-in separate 3 Wolverton Agency, Realtors. SEASON ed one acre ranchette In cen Paid while you learn. niture Repair Service. 643-7449. FOR RENT or sale-461 Main Fllloramo. Belfiore Agency, room suite. Ideal for In-law sit 649-2813. For Interview apply: Street. Building and lot next tral Florida’s lake section. No ANDOVER — We are proud to RIDING LAWN mower. Call af- 643-5121. uation. Low 20's. Bel Air Real Take over your own store to Post Office. Excellent loca Land For Sala 71 SEVEN ROOM Colonial featur money down. $20 a month. Will offer this huge California MEN WANTED part-time morn 4 p.m., 742-8261. Estate, 643-9332. as manager. tion for any use. 646-2426 from $22,000-7 ROOM, 1062 Garrison semd plat and color photos. ranch home with 13 rooms on SEALTEST FOODS ings for Janitorial duties In Rooms Without Board 59 BRAND New six room C£W ing 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, 2- 9 to 6 p.m. ELLINGTON — 204 acres, Colonial, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, SIX ROOM Cape, Rolling Park Write Gary Morse, P.O. Box 3 acres of secluded, wooded It’s hard work, the hours Manchester area. Call 524-0620. MAPLE B o st o n rocker. with full shed dormer! 1% car garage, wall to wall, beau 113 Summit St., Manchester FURNISHED room, light house mostly wooded. High elevation, 1% baths, alumlmun elding,. land. As you can imagine the are long but If you are Hutch base. B a ^ drum set. baths, 2 car attached garage, area, 2 full baths, fireplace, tiful sunporch, fireplace, large 369, Miami, Florida, 33162. AD- 643-7697 keeping. Near Main Street. Wo 677 MAIN Street, ground floor mile frontage on town roads. trees, privacy, suburban. facilities are too many to dedicated this is a rare op MAN for machine assembly and 28’’ gfirl’s bicycle, 8-14 tire. fireplace. Kitchen has built-in large cedar closet, enclosed walk-up attic, new roof, re 64LS126 (A-IA). S-A-L-E office suite. 376 square feet, Tom Minor, Broker, 1-876-5042. machine maintenance. Harper Reasonable, 668-4219. man only. Call 649-7959 after Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 640- oven and range. % acre lot. yard, good condition, $20,900. cently painted. Value like thla describe in one small ad. ’This portunity for a solid future. Interviews Daily, 9:30-4 P.M. 5 p.m. containing 3 rooms, private TOLLAND — Family home. Im . Buffing Machine Co., 289-7471. WILLINGTON 121 ei^ea 5324. Ask for Rick Merritt. Belfiore Owner, 649-0678, no agents. In an area equally as fine. home must be seen to be ap PILE is soft and lofty. . .colors lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad maculate 5% room Raised Restaurant experience help An Equal Opportunity land. 3,000 foot frontage on Agency, 648-5121. ' Gorgeous yard, $25,500. Wol- preciated. Call Mr. Convertlno PART-’TIME truck driver, and retain brilliance In carpets ROOM with kitchen privileges. jacent to bank. Ideal for pro MANCHESTER — English ’Tu- SPLIT LEVEL, 8 rooms, 1% Ranch, 2-car garage, 1% baths, ful but not necessary. Employer hard roads. Small brook. 2 vertoii Agency, Realtors, 640- for an appointment to Inspect stock clerk, hours 1-6:30, apply cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent Centrally located. 14 Arch, Mrs. fessional, Insurance or real dor Colon’al, 7 rooms, plus WOULD YOU like to live In a baths, family room, den, fourth large wooded lot, rec room. An miles to parkway. Tom Minor, 2813. this gorgeous home today. Jar- Prefer married man In in person. Alcar Auto Parts, . electric shampooer $1. Pine- Dorsey. estate office. Call 649-0097. heated sunporch, 4 bedrooms, tree-nestled eight room ranch bedroom, garage, $27,600. Phll- excellent family home for only Broker, 1-875-5042. ids Realty Co., Realtor, 643- early twenties but will con 226 Spruce St. Manchester. wood Furniture Shop. treed lot, wall to' wall carpet on the Porter St. side of Rock- brlek A ^n cy Realtors, 649- MANCHESTER — New four $22,600. Must be seen. Call DAT warehouse men with trac THE ’THOMPSON House — Cot STORE FOR RENT - - down 1121. sider serious minded single STAFFORD AREA — 214 acres ing, antique brick fireplace, ledg;e? If so, call Joe Lombar 6847. bedroom Colonial located in now. Paul 'J. Correnti, Real tor trailer experience, good SCREW MACHINE operator. tage St. centrally located, large town Manchester, State \\\ \\ Ml I / / /// man. wooded land. Several hundred storms and screens. City utili do for details. Belfiore Agency, beautiful Cllffwood, Bush Hill Estate Agency, 643-6363. BOl/TON-Coventry Uno — 8H working conditions and bene Set up and operate. All bene pleasantly furnished rooms, Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag WOLVER’TON AGENCY. Tour Florists—-Nurseries 49 feet borders on beautiful lake. ties. Garage. Near bus line, 643-6121. Road. % acre wooded lot. $28,- room L-shaped Ranch, like fits. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., fits. Apply Dean Machine Prod parking. Call 649-2358 for over er, State Theatre, 643-7832. dream come true. One extra 6% ROOM Ranch, 2-car garage, REPLY BOX "L ” Tom Minor, Broker. 1-876-6042. stores, church and schools. 940. Ray Holcombe, Realtors, new condition, double garage. So. Windsor. ucts, 102 Colonial Rd. PO’TTED tomato plants, also by night and permanent guest ’TWELVE rooms. Including self- fine 6% room Ranch, bath and enclosed breezeway, finished LI KE ^ N C W s CARS Priced In low 20’s. Charles Les- 844-1285. Reduced for quick eale. Hayei rates. MANCHESTER —Spruce Street rec room, efirpeted living room V /////M U W \ Manchester Evening Herald DIMENSIONAL INSPECTOR the dozen, cabbage and lettuce NORTTI COVENTRY — 6% perance, 640-7620. ‘contained four room In-law half, three bedrooms, large Agency, 646-0181. LANDSCAPE workers wanted, 216. Small store, heated, $76 living room with fireplace, full RAISED RANCH on ’ half acre with fireplace, newly decorat receiving. Experienced prefer plants. 643-9559, Krause Green EFFICIENCY apartments, 1-2 acres, three miles to Route 16, suite. 8% baths, 3 car garage. full-time or part-time morn monthly. Call 247-4046. RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 ndl lot, 6 rooms plus family room ed, large lot, assumable 6% per COVENTRY — Route 31, 4 room red but will train. Interested, house, 621 Hartford Rd. rooms, free parking. Also 3 acres cleaned. 460’ frontage. This Is truly an estate In what basement with finished laundry ings, no experience necessary, baths, modem kitchen with cent mortgage, low 20’s. Call Ranch, oversized garage, alum rooms for refined gentleman, TWO-BAY garage with 1 extra Call owner, 742-6065 after we consider to be absolutely room. This dream located on with fireplace, 2 baths, priced HYDRAULIC BACK HOE oper apply In person, LaPolnte In starting wage $2.25 per hour. YEWS — 50 cents - $3.50. Dig owner, 644-2265. inum siding, full cellar. Extra free parking. Inquire before 7 room, close to parkade. Ideal 6 p.m. bullt-lns, formal dining room, the best section of town. A superb half acre lot. Exclusive for Immediate sale. Wesley R. ator, dump truck driver and dustries, 166 West Street, Rock Call Grantland Nursery, 643- your own, afternoons or eve building lots. Only $16,900. Pas- ville. p.m. Scranton Motel CaUns, 160 for any small business. 186 Mid family room, 8 bedrooms, 8- thorough examination is a Wolverton Agency, Realtor, by Smith, Realtor. 643-1667. laborer needed immediately, 0669, 643-4781. nings. 408 Oakland Road, Wap- VERNON — custom built 5% ek Realtors, 289-7476, 742-8243. CARS lV>lland ’Turnpike, M-anchester. dle Tpke. Call 649-6205, 643-6802. ear garage. Bxeellent neigh must. Original plans. Including appointment. $19,900. 049-2818. USED ping. 644-1900. MANCHESTER — new custom room Ranch. Aluminum sid long working hours. Call after HOME IMPRO'VEMENT ^ MAN WANTED TO work jn lum borhood, $31,900. Phllbrick plot plan is available. This pro •OUm MAIN at aria — B and built 8 room Colonial located ing, rec room, bullt-lns, dish WINTERIZED home on Bolton 7 p.m., 643-5927. has sales and management po ber yard, full or part-time. Ap COMFORTABLE room for gen Read Herald Ads Agency, Realtors, 649-686T. perty Is the very best. Belfiore In new prestige neighborhood, washer, excellent location, tip Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ex sitions for shop at home deput- ply in person, W.H. England tleman, private entrance, free Housas For Rant 65 Agency 648-6121. 8 flat, with 2-ear garage, sen- 2-Door Hai'dtop. V-8, automatic, pow GAS STA’TION attendant, 8 a.m. Garden— Farm— 2% baths, double garage, top condition. Hayes Agency, cellent Income producer. T.J. ment, merchandise mart, pool Lumber Co., 640 East Middle parking, 14% Hackmatack St. ta t $19,888. T. J. Croekett er steering, brakes, — 1 p.m., experience preferred, HOUSES for rent, furnished or Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 646-0131. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1877. town, remodeling, kitchen re Turnpike. Dairy Products 50 between 6-9 p.m. CENTRALLY Located Cape, 4 Realtor, 8U-1877. apply in person, Sur>^irs Tex unfurnished starting at $176 bedrooms. Nicely treed lot. 1965 CUTLASS bucket seats. Like new. A W aco Station, 1476 Silver Lane, modeling, fences, aluminum ______LARGE newly decorated fur- awnings, pools, built-up roofing per month. Phllbrick Agency, iBEfdUE Asking $18,600. Belfiore , East Hartford. FOR SALE -F resh asparagus, nlshed room. All conveniences. Realtors, 649-5847. Agency, 643-5121. Ask for Joe and siding. We seek men with Salesman IMIontad 36"A Dart H111 Rd., 875-7919. Private entrance. Parking. Call PAINTING and wallpapering, Lombardo.' 2-Door Hai-dtop. auto imagination, courage and in — 649-7702. POUR room large Ranch. Fur must be experienced, call 644- tegrity who seek steady em LICENSED Real Estate sale- nished or unfurnished. Floors MANCHESTER ' 9 room older 1966 MUSTANG matic, 6 cylinder. *1895 0642. ployment with opportunity for men with previous experience. Household Goods 51 ROOMS for ladies only, newly rettndshed, knotty pine Interior. home, 1% baths, 2-car garage, greater earnings. Call 625-0010 Call Mr. Phllbrick, Phllbrick decorated, wall to wall carpet- Working adults. 643-6889. excellent condition, near cen LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES anytime. Agency, 649-5347. SINGER Zig-Zag ’67 model sew ing,central location, bus line. ter. Only $21,600. Hayes Agen Conv. Bonneville, V-8, automatic, ing machine, slightly used ev Inquire 211 Center St. ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman SALES POSITION with manage- cy 646-0131. power steering and ASSEMBLY erything built-in including over brakes, stereo. and helper, full-time, steady ment opportunity for man ex casting, monograms, button ROOM TO RENT for gentle- Out of Town Call Us For $17,900. — Beautiful Cape Cod, fRUE lEMPER 1967 PONTIAC *3095 employment, insurance bene perienced in aluminum awn holes, blind hemming and men. Private home. 119 Coop For Rant 66 excellent condition, cellar, #HR40 ings and windows or aluminum ^ ^ L - A - R A I N M E N ^ fits, paid holidays and vaca fancy embroidery stitches, all er Hill St. 649-0695. . large lot, many extras. For osb PRINKLER tion. Call between 8 a.m.-5. siding and roofing. Salary posi without attachments. Co'mplete ROCKVILLE—1 and 2 bedroom A FREE H Reel FOUR single rooms for immedi full information call Mitten Ako V-8, automatic, power p.m. Robert’s Electric Co., tion with incentive for greater 5 year parts and service guar luxury apartments. Furnished CAPABLE OF WORKING ate occupancy, clean, kitchen Realty, Realtors, 843-6930. 1964 OLDSMOBILE steering and brakes. SAVE South Windsor, 644-2421. earnings. Steady year ’round antee. Only $64.40 or easy and unfurnished, swimming Estimate Utility Carti $ 1 2 2 9 privileges, centrally located, ■ #grtni|jbrieed FROM BLUEPRINTS position for qualified man who monthly payments of $5.80. pool and recreation area. From SEVEN ROOM older home, ex m IneludM bncktt ' MEN WANTED for first and free parking. Call 643-1553 or $140. The Albar House, West so daUehable is looking for a good opportuni Call Capitol Credit MGR. Col cellent condition, on bus line. reel can be ■ Fifa-Hardenedo third shifts. An expanding elec 643-1564. JOSEPH P. LEWIS handle ty. Call 625-0010 anytime. lect 9 to 9. 686-6682. Road and Nye St. or call 1- Property includes 2 extra build mounted to house KO. >H« VALUE V-8, automatic, power CUSTOM PAINTING ■ cart can be used Reg. $8 J9 tronic firm needs workers in 872-0872. ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, • UNIFORM COVERAOE BRIDGEPORT silk-screening, plating and EXTERIOR Si INTERIOR PAINTING, PAPER HANGING to carry cans, 1965 F-85 WAGON steering and brakes. ^2095 SEWING MACHINES — Singer 049-6658 Realtor, 643-5958. fertilizer, etc. • 19 PRECISION JET NOZZLES drilling areas. Experience de automatic zig-zag with cabinet, Apartmants Flatt—■ BOL’TON — 3 room cottage all mUURUt.9S OPERATORS le lp Wanted— conveniences. Stove and re • COVERS 3,000 Sq. FT. sirable but not essential. Also excellent condition, button Tanamants 63 LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN • GUARANTEED S YEARS frigerator available. Call 625- «HAB1>WAREWEEK Le Mans 4-Door Sedan. needed an experienced ship ^ die or Female 37 holes, hems, embroiders, sews J 13B?*^HARDWARE WEEK SPECIAL $PEI»AL LOOKING for anything in- 0010 AREA ping and receiving man. Ac buttons. Originally over $320. . V-8, automatic, LATHE curacy and dependability are HAIRDRESSERS wanted, open real estate rentals — apart New Listing—Immaculate 6 power steering. »1895 ings for hairdressers at Magic Will take $60.60 cash. City ments, homes, multiple dwell TALCOTTVILLE — 7 room 1965 PONTIAC a must. This Is a position that year old Ansaldl built Colo Mirror. Apply in person. Mag Sewing Center, 522-0476. ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real duplex on bus line, convenient OPERATORS will grow in responsibility as to Vernon Circle Shopping nial consisting of modem WHIRLY BIRD JACOBSEN 21” ic Mirror Beauty Studio, 767 1968 SINGER zlg zag sewing Estate, 643-6129. the company enlarges. For in Center, large yard, $160. kitchen with bullt-lns, spa 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, terview see Mr. Ernest Valery, Main St., Manchester.- machine, slightly used, button $5.95 NEW 3 ROOM apartment. In monthly, one year lease. Aluminum cious paneled family room f e r t i l i z e r s p r e a d e r power steering and Multi-Circuits Inc., 50 Harri holes, hems, monograms, etc. ROTARY LAWN MOWER cluding appliances and utili Available May 15, call 643-7088 with fireplace, formal din ; TRAINEES 5 years guarantee. Total prices 1965 BONNEVILLE brakes, factory aii*. *2295 son Street, between 8 - 9 a.m. COLONIAL BOARD Co. ties. Call JtD. Real Estate, 648- after 6 p.m. ing room, large living room $54. Easy terms. Call 522-0931, Paid holidays. Paid vacations. or Mr. George Smith between 5129. with fireplace, enclosed O RTHO -&RO FERTILIZER 4 and 6 p.m. PART - TIME dealer. Overtime and liberal company rear porch, 3 large bed SPECIAL 8 9 .9 5 Model C20. V-8, 4-speed trans., R I^ SKILLED & UNSKILLED WE HAVE customers waiting rooms, 2-car electric eye R eg .4.95 benefits. Apply at LUMBER drivers and yard help DID you know? You can rent a Rasort Proparty WINDOWS %-ton pickup, 6 ply for the rental of your apart ■ garage. All situated on $1.50 wanted. Sick leave, vacation MALE AND FEMALE new color TV for as little as $1. If purchased with Whirly Bird ment or home. J. 6. Real Es For Rant 67 beautifully landscaped plot. 1968 CHEV. TRUCK tires. Under 1,000 miles. SAVE with pay, insurance program. a day! See what you’re miss Hours Can Be Arranged tate, 643-6129. Moasurad— ^Custom-Built For appointment call Su Apply Mr. Schindler. W. G. ing. All rental fees credited It COTTAGES for rent —Gardner ' E. A. Patten Co. zanne Shorts, 646-3233 or Glenney Co., 336 North Main A Progressive and Expanding you decide to purchase. See or Lake. Modem, lakefront, free Company MANCHESTER — 4 room apart Installad Stephen G. Kristofak, 621- HACK A DECKER i r 303 Wetherell St. Street, Manchester. call Marlow’s for details, 867 ment. Convenient location. brochure, pictures. Arrowhead Fairlane Sport Coupe. 2839. SUPPLEX 6ARDEH HOSE Main St. or call 649-5221. Stove, refrigerator and heat Grove, Route 364. Colchester, Auto, 6 cylinder, PS. COLONIAL BOARD Co. Conn. 242-9278, 848-7178. 1967 FORD' *2095 Manchester, Conn. SILVER BRAZER — assemble fumidbed, $150 per month. EXCLUSIVE WITH and braze, small assemblies. 615 PARKER STREET SPRING IS HERE! Winter AH Waathor Nylon ftainforead Vinyl ELECniC UWH MOWER Hayes Agency, 646-0181. BASS RIVER and Dennisport, All benefits paid. Blue Cross, MANCHESTER, CONN. clothing has to be stored! See Cape Cod. 2 and 3 bedroom j . WATSON BEACH & Co. Electi’a 225 4-Door Sedan. STEEL handler preferably ex CMS, life and health insurance, Marlow’s for the largest selec TWO BEDROOM town house, 12-Yoar Guorantea Mrs. E. S. Loftus cottages, all conveniences, REALTORS perienced with cut off ma retirement. Apply Aerokl- tion of wardrobes In town. includes lull appliances, 1% $5i)8 V-8, auto., PS., PB„ automatic heat, off season 21 CENTRAL ROW Rag. 7.30 chines and records. Apply Dean netlcs, 218 Hartford Rd. Wood, metal and cardboard baths, private patio and 6 9 . 9 9 1966 BUICK factory air. A O T W rates. Call Rockville 1-876-0682. HARTFORD. CONN. Machine Products, 102 Colonial SHOE salesperson — part- styles, from $12.98 up. Marlow’s storage, $170. J. D. Real 278-6960 EXPERIENCED grade fore time. Some experience neces Furniture Dept., 867 Main St., Rd., Manchester. Estate, 643-5129. COVENTTIY LAKE —lakeside man for heavy highway con downtown Manchester. MANCHESTER — N«w List sary. Call 643-9485. cottage, modern, all conven ELECTRIC HEDGE TRIMMERS Delta 88 2-Door Hardtop. REFRIGERA’ITON service struction, In Manchester area.' TTIREE ROOM flat, stove, re ing, Immaculate 7-room Colon WHEELBARROWS iences, some select dates still V-8, auto., PS., PB., c man or apprentice wanted for Top rate pay. Call 649-7187, 8 ENUMERA’TORS WANTED to THREE YEAR OLD, 6 piece frigerator, hot water, third ial, one block from Center. 9900 available. 643-6930. YALE LAWN FERTILIZER local established company. Call a.m.-4 p.m. An equal opportun work on Manchester city direc Walnut bedroom set, $230. 17" floor, couple, no pets, $85. Bank Tarms Up To Flreplaced living room, formal LAWN RAKES — SHOVELS 1966 OLDSMOBILE air conditioned. 644-1511. ity employer. tory, Interviewing residents at 1954 TV. $20. Call 644-8983. monthly. May 1. Call 649-3840. tWwing room, IH baths, dsn or their homes. Apply Price & Lee g a r d e n f e r t i l i z e r — LIME LAWN SWEEPERS CLEAN, USED refrigerators, 60 Months fourth bedroom. .Low $20’s, for Co , Room 3, 489 Main St., Man DUPLEX 4% rooms, heat, hot Stai'fire 2-Door Hai’tdtop. ranges, automatic washers Wantod To Rani 68 loimedlate sale, Btl Air Real chester (Odd Fellow Building) water, garage, on bus line. GLADIOLI — TUBEROUS BEGONIAS HOSE REELS — GARDEN CARTS with guarantees. See them at MANCHESTER Estate, eM>9S83. V-8, auto., PS., PB., 9 9 d O C 8:30-9:30-a.m. and 2-5 p.m. No pets. Central location. WANTED for careful medical 1966 OLDSMOBILE bucket seats. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances ,649 Available May 16th. Write Box doctor, tenant, no small chil COLONIAL 8 rooms, IH baths, VEGETABLE SEEDS FERTILIZER SPREADERS ROUTE SALESMAN TELEPHONE answering clerk Main St. Call 643-2171. S, Manchester Herald. dren, furnished or unfurnished like new condition, 2 years «dd. ORTHO SPRAYS & INSECTICIDES for-taxi cab office. Retiree pre 4-bedroom option to purchase. $24,800. PhUbriok Agency Real- O N IO N SETS Good Inlying, established bakery route, outside ferred. East Hartford Cab Co., UNCLAIMED layaways 1967 Zig- SIX ROOM duplex, opposite Call 643-1141 ext. 300. tors, 8 4 9 -8 1 4 7 .______PRUNING & LOPPING SHEARS MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 107 Burnside Ave., East Hart Zag Sewing Machines that have Center Park, available June SEED POTATOES never been used. Overcasts, work. ^ day week, many fringe benefits provided. ford 16, adults preferred, no pets. RENTAL WANTED — 7 or 8 j u amm WAifiLY — olumlnum monograms, ^ ak es buttonholes, 649-7629. room house, Manchester or vi TELEVISION B a p p l i a n c e sldlngi 2-oar garage, oonVenlsnt Inquire In Person—See Paul Marcueon blind hems dresses, and various PAR’T-TIME evenings • Man cinity. 20 mlje limit. $160 per It looatlM. Good Incoms proper and wife to do janitorial duties, .fancy stitches without attach DELUXE DUPLEX — 4% MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES month, utilities excluded. Year ty. Gerard Agenoy, 649-0B$8 or 524-0620. ments. Original 5 year guaran rooms, 1% baths, refrigerator, ly lease with option to pur HOME IMPROVEMENT 448^116. _____ Your Quality Oldsmobile Dealer VIKING BAKING CO. tee. Balance only $49.10 or range, heat, hot water, many chase. Needed by June 15. Call monthly payments of $4.80. extras. Central, $160 monthly. 643-1141 Ext. 334. Monday MANCHESTER — 8 -b e d r ^ Manchester Hardware & Supply HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER 643-2411 or 643-1511 500 OAKWOOD AVE.— WEST HARTFORD Call Capitol Warehouse Collect Adults, no pets. 649-4342. After through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 6 Ranch new aluminum s l < ^ - NEXT TO STOP and SHOP ERNEST LARSON MANCHESTER Read Herald Ads till 9 p.m. 666-5661. 4 p.m., 649-3566. p.m. Convenient West side 877 MAIN ST. AU city utilities, $18,200. Bel- Air Real Estate, 648-9882. \ -, . . . K , I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1968 > • PACOS THIRTYrSIX HHmtrh^atifr toEttins Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O ’Clpek The Rev. Kenneth J. Friable The Women’s AuxUiaty to the District I of the Connecticut of St. Bridget Church will be Oxmecticut State Medical So Nurses’ Association will have Its guest speaker at a Conimunion A bout Town ciety will have Its annual meet annual banquet Monday, start . MuiehMter Power Squadron ing and luncheon Wednesday, ing with cocktails at 7 p.m. at Supper tonight at St. Bridget Average Daily Net Press Run wUl- have lU annual C9uinre of Ukranian Hall, 961 Wethersfield School cafeteria alter the 6 :S0 ...fhe Wise Buy May 1, starting at 1 p.m. at the For The Week Ended The Weather Command Dtnner-Danoe Satur Town and CXwmtry Club, 22 Ave., Hartford. The event is Mass at the church. The event Pinehurst Chicken April 20, 1968 Fair tonight, low in the 30s. day atartinc at a:SO p.m. at Woodland St., Hartford. Lunch open to all registered and stu is sponsored by St. Bridget W W e's Steak Houm. The pro eon reservations may be made dent nurses. Reservations may Rosary Society, and no tickets You can depend on Pinehurst for fresher Grade A govern Sunny and milder tomorrow, gram will include the inatalla- with Mrs. Irving H. Krall, 60 be made with Miss Joan Ken will be sold at the door. ment inspec^Wi Manrlfpfitpr lEuptitttg BpraUii high In low 60s. tlon of piloting students who Pilgrim Rd., West Hartford. ny, 43 E. Euclid St., Hartford. 15,159 have auecesafully completed a The committee of Cub Scout PENOBSCOT NEW ENGLAND FRESH CHICKENS Manehetter— A City o f VilUtge Charm boating class at Rockville High Dr. and Mrs. John B. Shea Pack 143 will meet tonight at John Michalik, son of Mr. and Plump, Tondor, 3-lb. Whole SclMxd. Reservations may be will attend the Region HI podla- 8:16 at the home of Mrs. Ruel Mrs. Josein Midiallk of 192 v 61l. LXXXVII, NO. 175 ('TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1968 (ClMslfled Advertising on Page 13) PRICE 'TEN CENTS made with George French Jr. trlc scientific convention tomor FRESH PENOBSCOT L>. Hackmatack St., recently was Wicks, 67 Glenwood St. 10 Gladys Rd., Bast Hart row through Sunday at Atlantic Chicken ot pledged to Alpha Pi Chapter, ford, chairman. City, N.J. Dr. Shea will attend The Salvation Army Senior 8 o O o od— Theta XI fraternity at the Uni m any w a y sl versity of Connecticut, Storrs. as a delegate of the Connecticut Band and Senior Songsters will King David Lodge, lOOF, wUI Podiatry Asoclatlon. Mrs. Shea not rehearse tonight as sched CHICKENS Observe Veteran Members Night will attend the special seminars uled. In King Death Probe Friday at Odd FeUows Hall. A ^ Jerfm C. KeUy of 17 Chambers for podlatrlc assistants. Dr. 3-Poundors cut up or spHt lb. 33e supper will be served at 6:S0 St. has been appointed chair Shea’s office is at 249 Main St. The Golden Age Club will meet 3 1/2 Ib. Penobscot Whole Roasting or Frying Chickens lb. 33c p.m. Entertainment will be pro man for the Saturday evening tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Sen program for Parents' Weekend (Out-up lb. 35c) U.S., North Viet Confer; vided after a short business Past Masters Night will be ior Citizens Center, Myrtle and meeting. The event la open to May 10. 11 and 12 at Niagara observed by Friendship Lodge of Linden Sts. Cards will be all members of the order. (N.Y.) University. Masons In the Masonic Temple Man Held, Released played. tomorrow night. There will be a dinner at 6:30; reservations PINEHURST A series of eight golf lessens Penobscot Plump, Large Pinehurst— P«iobecot are closed. The past masters for beginners will begin to Selected Large will fill the chairs for the Enter morrow at 10 a.m. at Connec 8AG0N and E6CS By Mexico OHieiale ed Apprentice degree, when ticut Golfland, Rt. 83 Talcott- Agreement’ on Site lodge opens at 7 ;30. Officer ville. The lessons are sponsored Miss Iowa or dress Is tuxedo. CHICKEN CHICKEN By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER by the Manchester YWCA. Reg MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican authorities ques AP 8pecial Correspondent N i n s St. John’s Polish National istration will be taken at the OSCAR MAYER Catholic Church will sponsor a t'me of the first lesson. tioned today a U.S. citizen they said resembles the WASHINGTON (AP)—The State Department said paper drive Saturday and Sun LEGS BREASTS man wanted on a charge of slaying of Dr. Martin Lu following a new U.S.-North Vietnamese meeting today day. A truck with the church’s SLICED ther King Jr., then released him without pressing any that "there is no agreement yet on a site” for prelimi name on It will be parked both 12th Circuit charges. Bulletin nary peace talks. 2 days at Colonial Board, Parker BACON Daniel David Kennedy of Baltimore, who said he St., for those wishing to do The newest exchange took place in Vientiane, Laos, i|b was on a walking tour of the State of Sonora, denied nate papers. G>urt Cases lb where U.S. Ambassador William H. Sullivan met for 80 any connection with King’s death. An FBI agent, iden ALGIER8 HEAD INJURED minutes with the ranking diplomat at the North Viet tified only as Mr. Smith, said there was no resem ALGIERS (AP) — President namese embassy there, Nguyen Chan The VFW Loyalty Day Com MANCHESTER SESSION 10 Lb. L o t s ...... lb. 4 7 « 10 Lb. L o t s ...... lb. OSut blance between Kennedy and the suspect, James Earl mittee will meet Friday at 8 Houarl Boumedlenno was ------A report from Ambassador p.m. at the Post Home. Three Manchester men Ray, according to police in the city of Hermosillo. slightly Injured today when an Sullivan was received by the ------Lt. Roberto Fletcher of the ju assassin raked his car with charged with breach of peace Don’t pay 9Sc to 99c lb. for White House and State Depart Manchester Junior Women’s in connection with an incident dicial police Investigation office machine-gun-fire, the Algerian ment during the morning. Club will have a dance Friday, at the Bolton Lake House, Rt. Oscar Mayer Bacon. Buy It in Caborca said the mancarried Press Agency said. Boume Paratroops Robert J. McCloskey, State May 3, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 44A, in Bolton March 29, plead at Pinehurst for 79c. We re Pinehurst Fresher Ground Meats a U.S. passport issued to Daniel dlenno was cut on the (ace by Department press officer, de mind you that Pinehurst McCarthy David Kennedy. Fletcher said flying glass. His car had just clined to discuss the subject be 5 at Fiano's Restaurant, Bolton. ed not guilty, and their cases Reservations may be made were continued to May 21 for Strickland Farm Fresh Eggs Lean, Ground, U.8. Deluxe U.8. Choice Pinehurst the man denied any connection left the government palace Qosing O ff yond saying that no agreement with King’s assassination and with Mrs. Barry Noonan, 99 trial by jury at East Hartford following a Cabinet meeting. has yet been reached on a site. are Large Grade AA and a HAMBURG said he was from Baltimore. Clinton St., Wapplng. Circuit Court 12. CHOICE CHUCK ROUND GROUND Is Seeking His chauffeur was reported However the Johnson admin BE SURE . . . BUSS has been serving the Home buy at 49c doz. Our everyday In Baltimore, Kennedy’s ' Alex Tedford, 24, and Glen wounded. After the incident, Supply Lines istration judgment of the Vienti Owner for 86 YEARS. For a complete FREE IN- low price on gallons of Seal- mother. Pearl E. Kennedy, said, The VFW Auxiliary will spon Calhoun, 28, both of 689 Main a guard was thrown around ane meeting. It was learned, test Milk is 81c for glass Lb. 7 8 c Lb. 9 8 c I . Lb- 5 8 c "There Is just no connection. He SPEOnON of your home by a Termite Control St., were charged with breach RFK Debate the palace. There was no im SAK30N (AP) — South Viet was that it had failed once more sor a kitchen social tomorrow gallons and 49c on qts. of doesn’t even look like him Expert, supervlsod by the finest technical slaM, at 8 p.m. at the Post Home. of peace, and breach of peace Seasoned Lamb Patties . . . First Prize Hams mediate word on the fate of namese paratroopers have to end the Impasse over a site Sunsweet Prune Juice. MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) — Sen. (Ray). phone our nearest local otfloe: by assault, respectively. The the gunman. moved close to A Shau Valley to (or preliminary peacetalks. A good buy on Dubuque Franks Ib. pkg. 68c Eugene J. McCarthy is pressing "It was impossible for him to other man, Richard Cocker- cut off North Vietnamese build Officials also indicated that Members and leaders of (or a debate with Sen. Robert F. do it,” S£ild Mrs. Kennedy. "He Brownie Troop 604 of Nathan ham, 28, of 166 Birch St., was ing up manpower and supplies the latest Hanoi move was not Kennedy "under any form or wouldn't even kill a fly, let in any precise sense a reply to Hale School will meet tomorrow charged with breach of peace. alone kill a human being.” there for a possible blow at Hue MANCHESTER’S FINEST any circumstance.’’ the last previous U. S. message 649-9240 at 9:30 a.m. at the school and The three men were arrested Mrs. Kennedy said her 41- or other northern cities, mili leave for a trip to the farm at In a local tavern by State Po Large Heads Of In effect, the Minnesota Dem- Rockefeller tary spokesman said today. to Hanoi on Monday. In that the University of Connecticut, lice Troopers following an in ocrat appeared to be inviting Baltimore The U.S. 1st Cavalry Division, message the United States had Democratic Gov. Roger D f asked for a response from North Storrs. Those attending are cident that happened earlier at _ , , . . wanted to take off, that’s all' — in a directive, warned its offi ICEBERB LEnUCE Vietnam to its earlier site pro BLISS TERMITE CONTROL COUP. reminded to bring box lunches. the Bolton Lake House in which H K « « I President telephoned her from Emissaries cers to expect a high level of en Hubert H Humphrey m well as ^ emy action, possibly an offen posals. DIV. OP BUSS IXTIRMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1883 Ice cream and milk will be pro the three men allegedly ganged Heads A V, r\ A /*41 f T r\. 4a4 M r\ r\ ^ — vided. Mrs. Frank Savlno is up on the manager, George Ne Head 19c 37c Kennedy to join him in a (ace He was so happy when he sive in late April or early May Indications in official quarters TIm Oldest and Largest in Conn. troop leader, and Mrs. Thomas gro of Manchster, following a to-face debate before the Indi talked to me,” said Mrs. Kenne Push Draft in the Hue area. here were that North Vietnam Nice Tomatoes, Cukes and Watercress ana primary May 7. In Saigon, the National Police was still pressing the United Alberti is assistant leader. dispute. * for Salads . . . dy. "He said pepole were so When McCarthy first pro friendly to him there, becaiiSe WASHINGTON (AP) — Two Directorate told the people the States to accept Warsaw. In posed a debate with Kennedy, GOLDEN everything was so peaceful and emissaries for New York Gov. enemy was planning another big fact, the U.S. officials said they the New York senator countered quiet." Nelson A. Rockefeller are head attack on the capital. This was saw In a move by Poland yes that such an affair should in Fletcher said earlier that the ing into the Midwest today in a the first official warning to the terday an effort by North Viet FRESH CARROTS elude other candidates, such as man he was holding made a bid to generate a Republican population ^though the South nam to organize a major pres Branig^ and presumably Hum telephone call this week to Bal presidential draft. Vietnamese army has been put sure campaign against the Unit 936 MAIN STREET - TEL. 648-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6:30 P.M. - CLOSEH) MONDAYS phrey. ed States. MUSIC STORES; 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (622-7201) Gillette 15 Super Stainless Blades Bch. Bchs. timore asking that money be Nonaligned party members on full alert In the 11 surround 10c 29c McCarthy, . Kennedy and generally doubt they’ll succeed. ing provinces. • WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 Mfgs. Suggested OO sent lilm In Caborca. That was their assessment of Branlgin are on the Democratic Agents of the Sonora state po But Rockefeller himself says he The South Vietnamese moved Poland’s reported appeal to six Price $1.98. I Shurfine primary ballot. Humphrey is eX' lice were en route to Caborca to thinks the draft movement (or to positions east of A Shau Val embassies in Warsaw to exert 16 Oz. pected to announce Ills intention return the man to Hermosillo him is gaining momentum—and ley could be the start of a major Influence in bringing prellmi- A says he’s ready to run. 4 Tins Prell Concentrate O O ^ FRUIT COCKTAIL to join the race for the Demo the state capital, Fletcher said. allied drive against that North nary peace talks on ending the cratic presidential nomination He added that FBI agents were The governor, asked Wednes Vietnamese stronghold stretch- Vietnam war to the Communist Shampoo. * 5 Oz. Tube O # W Saturday, too late to be on the on their way to Hermosillo from day whether he's already jog ing 26 miles along the border of nation’s capital. 16 Oz $1.00 Indiana ballot. Arizona, but in Phoenix, John ging If not running, replied: "I Laos In the far north. President Johnson meanwhile Miciin Oral 4 Tins McCarthy told about 3,000 per Mull, in charge of the FBI in haven’t got my feet in concrete. Allied forces have not ven- was reported prepared to carry I’ll tell you that.” Antiseptic 18 Oz. Bot. sons at Ball State University Arizona, said he had heard noth tured into the valley in force in on prolonged, hard-nosed nego- Wednesday night Branlgin was ing from Mexican authorities The emissaries are Sen. the two years since North Viet O F MANCHESTER Thruston B. Morton, R-Ky., and namese troops overran the U.S. (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) Everyready 9-Volt Transistor (See Page Two) William E. Miller, the 1964 Re Special Forces camp at A Shau publican candidate for vice Students demonstrate at Columbia University. (AP Photofax) P and turned the valley into their Battery (No. 216). Mfts. president. Their first stop Is biggest supply base in South Suggested Price ^ O O ^ Minneapolis, Minn., where Gov. Vietnam. State News 69c each. mm For O T w Harold LeVander is an ally. Amid round-the-clock pound Congressmen Report Tlie trip is the first of a series President’s Office Ransacked ing of the valley by U.S. B52 intended by Rockefeller backers bombers, nearly 2,000 South Eveready “ D” Size Batteries. to stir up enthusiasm for a draft Vietnamese paratroopers among national convention dele Another . Thurs., Fn. and Sat. only Mfgs. Suggested Price 50c. launched Operation Lam Son Urban Riots Top gates. Columbia Protests Continue 216 last Friday, but It was not But uninvolved party mem announced until today (or secu Package of 2 For 25c bers generally think the best NEW YORK (AP) — Colum Kirk in Los Memorial Library. Elsewhere there were these rity reasons. State Bank Morton and Miller can hope for bia University canceled evening A group of about 100 students developments. A government communique, are some assurances that favor classes Wednesday and virtual moved into Avery Hall and —About 300 Negro students at giving the first report of signifi Eveready “ C” Size Batteries. ite-son and uncommitted delega Deluxe Ortho Posture Concerns of U.S. ly sealed off its campus as mili about 30 settled in Fayerweath- Boston University ended a day cant action, said the paratroop Mfgs. Suggested Price 50c. or FRENCH FRIES tions will stand fast against a er Hall. ers destroyed 10 North Viet Is Robbed WASHINGTON (AP) — The and more billions to be expend tant student demonstrators oc long sit-in behind chained doors possible blitz at the convention In a 2 a.m. statement to news nation's attention is riveted on ed on slum areas as a cure for cupied more buildings in a con when the unlyprslty president namese three-quarter-ton trucks by Nixon forces. and seized 330 pounds of dyna NORTH GROSVENOR DALE fcy Stearns & Foster Package of For urban rioting rather than the city problems.” tinuing tumultuous protest. men, the university said "every promised to most of 24 Oz. 2 25c Rockefeller told newsmen in a effort has been made to avoid mite 18 miles southwest of Hue AP) — In the state's second war or tax issues, some 50 con A New England congressman Tension continued high de their demands including ex Capitol Hill hallway the draft force." Officials however took on Highway 547. bank robbery this week, a band gressmen report in a survey fol who has supported civil rights spite the release of an acting panded Negro enrollment. movement is enlisting more the precaution of asking city po North Vietnamese war mate it today held up the local branch - lowing an Easter vacation and urban aid programs—and dean and two other administra —Students at Trinity College 10 people "and they’re active and lice to enter Columbia’s grounds rials and troops move down the of the Hartford National Bank among their constituents. who asked not be identified— tors from a Hamilton Hall office in Hartford, Conn., ended a sim they’re raising more money. for the first time in three years. Ho Chi Minh trial through Laos and Trust Co. and escaped with said: "The red-neck Rotarian where they had been held host ilar sit-in early Wednesday From coast to coast—whether "I would say that it’s gaining into the A Shau Valley and from $ 11, 201. crowd in my district shows so age for 24 hours but there were A meeting between President when the administration agreed urban, suburban or rural area momentum,” he said. “ I think here are funneled along High The man was armed and de AT PINEHURST little understanding of the racial no plans to cancel today’s class Kirk and a delegation of to meet demands for Increased —the issue of law and order fgr the delegates are looser than way 647 eastward to the Hue scribed as about 5 feet 8 inches crisis that I refuse to listen to es. Negroes from Hamilton Hail scholarship aid to Negro stu Buy any Bruce Wax overrides worries about Viet people think.” area. Intelligence sources re them." Demonstrators remained in broke up at 4 a.m. with no ap tall, with black hair and a mus nam, a tax hike prospect, infla Morton and Miller planned to dents. tache. product for Sen. George D. Aiken, R-Vt., the hall and in the ransacked of parent progress in resolving the port there are 20 enemy batta 1c tion and government spending, lions within striking distance of reported as much division (See Page Ten) fice of President Dr. Grayson dispute. (8ee Page Four) On Tuesday a lone bandit held when you buy 1 can of Bruce Clean and the returning congressmen told Hue, and the aim of the South up the Windsor branch of the a random Associated Press among whites as between Wax or Bruce Self Polishing Wax or Bruce Negroes and whites. Vietnamese operation is to cut United Bank and Trust Co. and sampling. their major supply route. fled with $12,210. 5 Minute Wax Remover at the regular - "The little lady with pen in "The people are scared,” said hand who writes and wires my The Vietnamese communique In today’s 9:46 a.m.holdup, said troops of the 3rd Airborne price of 89c can. Buy 1 can for 89c. Your Rep. Delbert L. Latta, R-Ohlo. office wants more laws and a witness said the bandit, wear choice of any other Bruce or another of "They want law enforcement more money because the white Task Force moved into the vi ing dark clothing, walked out of cinity of A .Shau on a search the bank and across the street the same kind for only Ic. and not appeasement," said man abused the Negro's grand ~ R e ^ Robert L. F. Sikes, D-Fla. fathers,” he said. and destroy mission. A spokes into a park, where he saM "They, are disgusted vdth the man said contact with the ene "hello” to a man sitting on a repetition of demands for more (Sec Page Three) my has been sporadic. park bench. The Meat Department will have some There was no mention of U.S. After walking a few more lean cuts of Tendercure Corned Beef (See Page Ten) Page Ten) 2 . . . Genuine Spring Lamb Chops and Legs . . . Block Chuck Roasts 1st cuts ot 39c Ib. and center extra lean Block U.S. Having Trouble Pot Roasts at 53c Ib. Cube Steaks are a good value at $1.29 Ib. and the 5th, Six Illinois Schools 6th and 7th ribs of U.S. CHOICE F O R W O O D Cutting Dollar Flow OVEN RIB ROA$T at 89c lb. will really Face Bias Charge moke a hit with the man of the house. WASHINCjrON (AP) — The York for most of the March de Johnson administration is run cline. ning into trouble Ln its efforts to President Johnson unveiled WASHINGTON (AP) — The Harvey. There are six elemen cut the international dollar his new balaince-of-payments Justice Department today filed tary schools In the district—four New Item — Johnson’s GLORY drain this year by $3 billion. program on New Year's day in its first school desegregation virtually all white and two al SPRAY FOAM RUG CLEANER ...... con |l.i9 Some government officials a fresh attempt to lick a peren suit in the North, charging a most all Negro. u have already conceded private nial problem which produced a Cook County, 111. school district Clark said he had received a Each piece MIRACLE 400 General Cleaner ...... Special 69o with discriminating in faculty ly the goal in some areas of the $8.67 billion deficit in 1967. written complaint from a parent and staff assignments. ■j iill o ailsovidiri program will be extremey diffi Although exact figures won’t of Negro children attending This Steams & Foster mattress has no phony price com fdarichumrniiik cult, if not impossible, to meet. be available untl mid-May, offi Atty, Gen. Ramsey Clark school in the district, complain ‘ THURSDAYS protects mtily But perhaps the sourest note cials now look for substantial charged in papers filed in U.S. ing that they were being de paratives. Just real great sleeping. A half inch of poly COFFEE District Court in Chicago that prived of equal protection of the foam is quilted to damask covering for the ultimate in in the entire picture is the dete Improvement in the deficit for FRIDAYS nmi/eUomng Maxwell House, Beechnut, riorating trade position which the first three months of this School District 161 of Cook laws. sleep luxury. It features a 308 coil Double Offset inner- County had assigned faculty and School officials hkve been no Chock Full O’ Nuts Lb. " I T C officials blame on inflation at year compared with the last spring unit and a quilted Insulo felt-and-muslin insula home, strikes and the threat of three months of 1967. , staff members on a racially seg tified of the-complaint but have tion pad that prevents any feeling of coils. All the 40 with $6.00 Grocery Purchase strikes and what they call But the deficit in the prior regated basis. He said tharwith failed to take adequate steps to poun^ of felt upholstery is also quilted throughout to Cigarettes Not Included excessive wage'^ettiements. quarter was $1.86 billion and few exceptions they have been assure nondiscriminatory facul ’^FOUf^CD^ The net result is a sharp rise there’s reportedly little chance assigned to schools attended ty assignments (or the 1968-69 prevent shifting and lumping and provides the maximum solely or predominantly by school year, the government in Imports and a decline in the it will drop to the quarterly lev resiliency with minimum body impression. Exclusive Seat members of their own race. said. trade surplus. el prevailing before devalua Edges keeps sides of the Deluxe Ortho Posture firm and Numerous court suits to halt The government asked for a o The Commerce Department tion of the British pound last No trim throughout the years. Boxsprings have 72 coils and school segregation have been court Injunction to stop school underscored the problem Thurs vember. are hand tied 8 ways. Exclusive Weight Balancing uses I e filed in the South, affecting iboth district officials from discrimi PINEHURST GROCERY, day by reporting the first trade The quarterly drain during [ rntnut* faculty and students, but to nating on .the basis of race, and heavier coils across the center where the most weight wax deficit during March in three : romovdf the first three quarters of last ordering them to adopt and Im occurs. Available in either fuN or twin sizes boxsprings Imports exceeded ex- day’s suit is the first to apply to CORNER MAIN & TURNPIKE years. year ranged from $633 million to a Northern school. plement a plan of desegrega or mattresses. Come to Watkins tomorrow and take ad ports by $167.7 million as im- $638 million. tion. vantage of this 8-day sale. ports^____rose slightly and exports Johnson’s new program called Snow No Mower The school district. In a subur ban Chicago area, covers most TRENTON (AP) — Gov. dropped by 11.6 per cent. (or Congressional action on a ^ )ia r d J. Hughes, expressing OPEN THURS. & FRI. 8 A M. to 9 p.M. Officials blamed an 11-day Lai^e fluffy flakes of snow fall on Milwaukee city Jerry Sprewer of Milwaukee is pushing the mower. of South Holland 111., all of the longshoremen’s strike in New (8ee Page' Four) employe as he mows grass on street median strip. (AP Photofax) village of Phoenix and part of (See Page Ten)