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THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 iPAGB TWENTY-POUR Average Dally Net Prese Run The Weather iianrh^ater lEv^nfns li^raUi For The Week Ended' MosUy oioudy and cool te- May 20, 11(67 night, low near 40; flak' a a i milder tom orrow, hig!b 60*70; Members o i Uie Anwrloan rain prcAiability lowsdiig te Le0 cn will meet txmlgttt at 10% tomorrow. About Town 7-:30 at WeAkdns-Weet 'FVmeral Nine Seeking 1 5 ,2 1 0 Heme, 142 E. Center St., tof' pay Manchester— City of ViUage Charm ?r^ e Episcopal Youth Cldb of respects to tlie late lA. OOl. Tax Relief (dassifled AdvertMag OB N ge 2 1) PRICE SEVffif C3BNTB (R. Mhry’s Episcopal Church Miauriice McGuire, a member. YOUR BEST BUYS IN VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 201 (TWENTY-TOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 sponsor a dance tomorrow 'Assessment appeals have . -.jvj from 7 to 11:30 pm. in Neill Mrs. Walter A. VooHone, been fUed in Hartford County Ijljiill of the church. Three bands oommender of the DAV AuxU- ^ phiy for dbneine:. Refrodi- iary. will present an' Amertcan' fwnens of rdne more Mamh^^ '3.06 Inches atsnto wfU be avalleUe. toni^ to St. Baitholo- ^r pnop«ti«. b u ^ ^ the number filled to date. May FLOOR COVERING mew’s Boy Scout Troop 362 at ^Of Rainfall 31 is the deadline far fiUng' as- -.Memortal Temple, Pythian Buckley Soboed. Goal Reached, fitters will sponsor a MKchen ____ seaamient-reUef appeals. ARE AT WINDSOR. LOCKS (AP) hooial tomorrow ait 8 pm» at The latest appHoaits are from: —Rainlhll of 3.06 inches ■he home of Mrs. Nonnie Hild- Oub Scout Pack 2 of Se<;ond The Sheridan Corp.—piroperty during the past two days §xg, SIS Charter Oak St. The OongTOgrational - - Church^ will ^ a t 613 ^Main ^ St. The buHdlng is was recorded by the ewnt is open to members and «>«>»- tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. ait at $66,240, J ^ c e d U,S. Weather Bureau. That M ends. the church, from $71,330 by the Board of amount, from rwent storms, Tax' Review; and the,land ait increases the total for May $17,680, reduced from $22,100. Move Israel’s to 6.70 inches—more than Robert S. HamUton, son of Silk Worm Pup Tent, Military Also, piroporty at 615-619 TEMPLE double the norma) amount W. and Mrs. Hugrh R. Hamil- Order of Cooties of the VPW, MaJm St. The building is as ^on of 643 Vernon St., was re- will have a business meeting for the month. sessed at $31,250, reduced by .E rik Dam •ently elected president of tho tonight at 8 at the post home. Robert Murdock., Rainfall readings up to the board from $33,200; and the 8 a.m. total 18.32 inches for Sninlor Claes at Laurelcrest land at $6,410, reduced ' from Preparatory School, Bristol. Members of the Hlighth Dis Shrine to Initiate over 160 the year or 1.52 inches West Must $8 ,010. above normal, the weather is a member of the footbaH, trict Plre Department will have Also, property at 13-i5 Pearl IRuiketball and g olf teams at a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. When the Shriners have their the aiftemoon parade that FLOOR COVERING man said. S t The buildikng is assessed at the schooL at the firehouse on Main and Spring Ceremonial in Manches- starts at 2 o’clock from South The heaviest rainfall dur Keep Peace, . --t. ____ $8,270,- reduced from $8,590; ing the past 24-hour period Hilliard Sts. end the land at $3,110. ter on Saturday, Jime 3, Sphinx Terminus and goes to the high Manchester Chapter, Disabled •ihr’sh eri^ ’ Coup." is being Temple will iniUate the largest school Memorial Field where it was rostered in the north Soviets Say ern and easteni parts of the American Vetei'ons and its Aux- Members of the American represented by the Manchester in its history. More than will be reviewed by officers of A ;*«_ « .. ^ •« o/\ .4n f f l ^ A C.rwVii{rw ^Airv^nlA an^ state. fHkry have been in-vited to at- Legion Auxiliary have been in- m w firm of Lessner, Rottner, 160 candidates will “cross the Sphinx Temple and other -visit INC.— BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) tend the Joint installation of of vited to an installation tomor Koxp and Plcplcir. hot sands of the desert’’ during ing Shrine delegations from Cy Eastern'Connecticut points rus Temple In Albany, N. Y.; receiving hea-vy rainfall —^Egypt waa reported to fers .of the VFW P<^ and row at 8 p.m. of the VFW Post Sadie L. Grossman and Helen initiating ceremonies at Man- 308 MAIN ST. (Across from Bourne Buiek) MANCHESTER day to have taken the posi and Auxiliary at the VFW Wetaibraub — property at 36-42 Chester High School. Melha Temple of Springfield, during the past 24 hours Auxiliary tomotrow at 8 p.m. at tion that it has achieved its post homa Homa Oak St. The bunldiing iis assessed Announcement of the candl- Mass., and Palestine Temple of HERE'S PROOF . . . SEE THE VALUES BELOW «' e r e: Voluntown,. 2.02; at $39,910 and the land at $15,- date list was made during a Pro-vidence, R. I. Manchester, 2.05; Willing- objectives in, its military 610. A heairing before the Board meeting of Sphinx Temple last Two Omar Shriners workin|; ton, 2.16; and Haddam, confrontation with Israel of 'Tax Review resulted in no night. Final ^ans for the cere- on the general arrangements 1.51. and if there is to be war dhonge. monial were outlined at that conututtee are Robert Murdock (AP Photofax) Israel will have to start it. Mm. Grossman and Mrs. meeting by Russell Prentice, TRUCK LOAD PRICES and Erik Dam. Murdock is in Unprecedented spring snowfall leaves trees in Barre, Vt., with a, heavy white At the sam« ttme, the Soviet Weiintrajub are represented by pregjdent o f Manchester’s Omar charge o f providing ovem ight FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO SAVE $$, DO-IT-YOURSELF covering. Snow reached a depth of eight inches in some parts o f the state. Union said it wad up to the Unit " SPERRY’S Atty. Jodin Mrosek and the firm Olub, which is host for accommodations for -visitors, Power and telephone service was knocked out and roads were slippery, caus Navy Plane ed States, Britain arid other of Grootoert and Mahon. the ceremonial. and Dam is assisting W. Harry ing a hasty return of snow plows, believed to have been stored for the season. We^em powers to reatraln Is Norene W. PhdlUps — proper- candidates In- England -with the A fterglow ^Possihly^ rael. ty at 390 Main St. The building ^jmjgg about 50 from the Man Party in the State Armory that A Soviet goventment spokes GLEN 's assessed at $30,870 and the g^ester. Bolton. Vernon and foMo-wa the evening aoti-vities man said in Moscow the Kremi- land at $10,3M. Mrs. PhlUips is ^^gy be in of the ceremonial. represented by the Manchester ASBESTOS Hurricane-Like Wind Over China Idn has no doubts Egypt and Syria ore doing their ijtmost to PICNIC and SWIMMING law firm of Garrlty, Walsh and morning. Tlhey were detained in WASHINGTON (AP) — The keep peace in the Middle Ekust. Area On Route 85,;^Iton, Conn. Diana. William B. Thornton — open Police Arrests Hartford State Jail lost night. Defense Departpient annoimced "Our understanding is that land west of New State Rd., as They are scheduled to a|ipeer VINYL BOX Rakes N.E. Goastline today a Na-vy plane “ may have the source of tension is Israel,’’ OPENS SATURDAY, MAY 27ih sessed at $19,500. in court June 12. inadvertently crosse^l’’ the the spokesman ^ . said. “We 1»- William B. Thornton and Liairry C. Watts, 29, and A larceny charge was also . BOSTON (AP) — Hurri- The nartheaster roared Just south of Boston, a cabin Chinese Communist border on a lieye it is for the Undted States, The El-Al Israel Airlines counter in Lod Airport outside Tel Aviv, lorad, is Alice B.’Thomton—open land on James D. Sneliling, 30, both of ait 1:15 p.m. yesterday ekne force winds whinninK straight into the open mouth of cruiser waa ripped from its mission against military targets Britain and other Wertem pow- crowded with foreigners seeking to leave the country due to the tense situa the east side of P^ker St and Hartford, were each charged TILE ra in o f deluge nrODOrtiona MarMehead harbor moorings and washed ashore on in North Vietnam. ers to use their inflluence, to ex- JFiraploees Tables available ram OI aeiuge proponiona ^ Boston and smashed The terse announcement sold influence Israel to tion in the Middle East. (AP Photofax) the south side of ’Taylor St. It yesterday afternoon with shop- 'g^g ^ stopped ■for Pfenies. G o BoaHno, Ffshino, is assessed at $38,700, reduced , j , ,, ..u from $67,180 by the Board of Grand-Way in the by a store security guard out- Swimming in a 7-Acre. Soring* ' D in aI a -----— XT ____: ___ _ i Tax Re-view. Parkade. side Grand-Way with mdacel- one of the worst storms in Harbormaster PWllp aaik to peace.” IM Pond. iMUtifiil Sandy SnejUing was charged at 3:16 cellaneous men’s and women’s recent history, destroying described W sborm '“ m bad as A u.s. W e& t^r ^le- The Egyptian poeditton waa Also, open land on the -west 9” X 9” Tiles--12” x 12” Tiles— 45 Sq. Ft. Per Cose Drive-in Fire Pope Seen Revealing .BeoekI \ side of New State Rd. It is as p.m. -with larceny of more then olothing -valued at nearly $19, about 10 0 expensive pleas- we’ve ever had and wo«*e than rets’in the^cinlty <^ep site semiofficial sessed at $65,230, reduced from at 4:30 foe which she had not paid. Very Good Selection In Stock u r. boats is the Marble- ray* ^ TACOMA, Wash. (AP)— p.m. with larceny. gjie jg scheduled to appear “Anyone home?’’ the truck $93,180. head, Mass., harbor. — """■ ~“”“t °< »!.»■ Athtetic Area Includes: Basketball Court, Also, open land on the west SneJling is accused of leaving in Manchester Oirouit Oouirt 12 driver shouted as he pulled New Cardinals Soon the store wi'th Watts, ca n y in g June 12. The intense, latenseoson and bro(^ tonight and Satur- WASHmolON Oilna Plane .Volleyball, Horseshoe Pits, Sohball Field ^ide of Parker St., assessed at .. .__ - ■.__ nortfaeasiter turned the calendar On one large ^ m ^ ^ ^ . The one paragraph Pentagon Presidemt Gaimal Abdel up outside the suburban ’ VATTCAN CTTY (AP) — P oj^ when Pope Paul named 37 car- ,53.900, A h„rt„g b.,o„ John W. Carvy Jr., 31, of Spanaway fire .Station. ' t .• rettes, a portaWe teJevisdion set, back to dump hea'vy snow in etorm left a pile of debito M Pahl 'Vl’ may announce Monday - dinals'tn FehMsry '1966 at his i review board produced no Glastonbury was charged yes Precauthms ahould .be token statemeint aaM: HedkaJ wrote in. « fUM-page I Thes toadi in.; his: country AMPLE PARKIHG and a table radio. Vermont and New Hampshire. tar noaidble a oonsKtory for creating new JHitst and only consietoiry to date. change. terday with operating a motor (tenuine American- local flood dam- “A U.S. Navy aircraft on a edfiorial, that,Egypt, .bad frus- defuse .truck;;was ablftze. - It vehicle while under the influ ______age,” the bureau aald. “Larger mission against military targets ^raided what b* caEed ah lanaeli , pordlnals: ' in June, Vattcan Pope’ Paid had sold' after the , Large 25’ x 50’ Paviliwi and Additional Facilities The Thorton.q are renresented ^ Snemdng was Made aiurae, far below tlM normal lor 20-foot to 80-foot boats. w s» stKm ’ wbtogPWhed, and. .poukes said tod^.-'-. - r \l965- cepstatoty thtt ha wwfld seized by a store security guard ence of liquor. Now! ritaTM, fo r betow tm n ^ a i ^ ~ /L a ' r i ^ wUl riae Sharply but are in Qie vicinity of Kep to North tto n td aW iui tte'VsaWcto left (mdarosged. For Large Outkigs by Atty. John R. Mrosek. 'Ihe informants said there yps name eardlnto^owse-lha but Watts, carrying the .ciga Police said he was dri-ving ito time of the year, to the six- ^ ^ ^ y expected to regain within their Vietnam .today nmy liavalnad- aofepinp«i*i^ lar.- "It .was our ;flrdt drlve-in ' Reasonable Rates For Daily Use... Or dbaito area. a good chance the pontiff Would .VattMit-',;. p^umenical Oouncit rettes, hopped in a car and es eratically on Main 8 t. ____— hna#, wmm tmi vertentty (aossed the Cfilnese sMp^Aag'hi of fire oif the year,” said CSxlef caped. ’They said he tossed the make such an anmmncemMt'hl ertSed* TTie touncil dosed in ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES He is scheduled to appear in CERAMIC , AAorig the coast at Cape Cod, idenON^ The early morning Mgh tide Aqah^ John J. Farren. SEASON FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS cigarettes from the car onto Manchester Circuit Court 12 winds howled iq> to 78 milea an laenoiwnK. ^ Boston rwe 14 feet above border before returning safely “Egypt finda itself compelled three days, setting the Jjma. 26 Dooemhtr 166B.- HARTFORD (AP) — Carroll French Rd. They were recov- Unofficial damage estimatea feast day of St. Peter for solemn Tliere has been talk In Gburch _ June 12. hour. Uidea were as much mean low wiber. The Weather I® I*® ’ Ot tilia stage to stop at whaTIt Available at $30.00 per season. Includes: Swim M. Preston, 82, of Hartford, ered later, police said, m threeJeetabove mxrmal a^ Bureau saM It was Whlghest The ca ^ er was not Identified^ has-actoompliAed so far, even if ceremonies ele-vatlng bis edreiee fleg_sote ttoe ttist died in St. Francis Hospital Watts was chased by two ming, Picnic Table, Parking and Fireplace for en TILE TUB ^ ves crBflhed over sea waMa (Sark said the daznegettw, m iMT. ay tide along the Maasactausetts nor were any other details of this means that we wait to re- Bridgeport U. bboicee to the oaidlipdate. Phpf Intonita'io buDd ifp Ito Od- tire season. Memorial Day to Labor Day. Wednesday of injuries suffered store empolyes to Hoitford onto coastal streets. was worse than in UtoMOT tm northeaster the Incident provided. oeive a Mow llrean tsriael,’' Bst- There,was no dedr tndtoatftxi ls|e cf Cardinals >to the un- the pre-vious night in a t-wo-car w-here police captured him and Larnetts Seated xteane largely of Dec. 26, 1959, arid Ihe sixth U.S. pUots operating over hal wrote. . . Announees 'Plhn how many new cardinals might precedesited lsv!d''d 160 menv- crash. turned him over to town police. storm Wt ■with fuH fury for 2* be crooted in the itoxt oonsisto. bers,.ddtng Bo'in 8ta(l;es b y nam- For Infotmatlon — Gall 648-9338 AREA His wife, Sybel, 35, was se- They were being held on $1,- By South PTA hours. The hurrtesne latrtw the (8ee Page Ten) (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) IVrkxsT rii*rkw t 1 l Jy, they added, but experts ex- mg from 10 to 20 cardinals at a If no answer — CaU 649-8544 rlously hurt In the mishap that 000 bonds each and were sched- Many Casualties area for about five hours. * r ur lYCW 69-year-oid Pope time In a series of ooddi^es. __ Mr. and Mrs. Rdbert Largett occurred at Main Street and uled to be arradgmed in Man- Tub area includes materials, MarMehead normafiy, Is woidd name at least 28. ^ churdb puMioatlon this of 429 Spring St. were instated BRilDGBPORT (AP) The Mahl Avenue in Hartford. Chester Circuit Court 12 jammed with about 1,300 M 'to *Die Roman. Catholic »Churdi guggeatod last year that' oardi- as co-presidents of the South labor and fixtures. u .s. Force at this time of year, but the Unlverslty of B t^eport an- currently has 93 cardinals. The nato, in the future, be etoctod by School PTA at the group’s final poor spring weather hais cut the nounced today plans for Its con- all-time time was 103, reedMid Metope’ oonfler- meeting of the year last night. Manchester Youth numbw o f boots In the water tinued growth and development ’The other new officers will be ences of the . various nations and Fired on by now to about 600 serve for a fixed period of time ^ Mr. and Mrs. Darden E. Has- at. a cost of . $18.3 milUan One cabin cruiser, valued at instead of flor life. There has ^ lett, -vice presidents; Mrs. Ed- through '1971. Red Snipers $40,000 to $50,000 sank in tlia During Stolen Car Woman Killed > been no indication 'whether tho ^ ward Weiss, secretary; and center of tpe harbor. Gangways The plans call flOr oonstruc- MANCHESTER ^ Mrs. Walter Morrissey, treas- and floats valued in the theu- tlon of several bt^dings, iiwliid- In Marlborough fer" ‘ •AIOON (AP) — A compara’ ^ urer. sands of dcUors each were , By BOB COLBY , ter being brought there by am-oar for 10 minutes over bwk „ of about 160 American soldiers John Ackeim an, 16. o f 104 butanoa roods onto B t 6 ^ 44A wbero tag an Arts-Humanitles Center Informants said the United Delegates to the PTA Coun wreiM^ted from yacht dubs. Head-on Crash cil are Mrs. Herbert Phelon, was badly cut \rp today fighting A Woodbrldge St. Is dead and The accident occurred almost he lost sight of the auto os it (o cost $3.6 mlMion, improve- States was certain-to get at A polH« DO« anyao« another Manchester teen-ager is simultaneously with another passed over a kwfll^ mont of faculty salaries, crea- ______^(AP)___^ One___ cardtoal at tha ◄Mrs. Raymond Peracchio and Linoleum Cements, reg 9 8 c...... qt. 60o off an ambush by North Viet- MARLBOROUGH UBLIC MARKET ^ Mrs. Henry ’Tenney. nunoae Boldlera weartiw ffloShv itfaniMHns «»ltloal oondltlon OS a result R t 6 crash a mile away in Coming over the MM, he sow ^ ^ scholarships and feUow- woman was killed and two men next cooMstory, in adatton to ^ During the meeting. Dr. and Armstrong Vinafloss s r t l r e u ^ o* » on Rt 6 which a second reported stolen the coMirtion near Doc’s Drive- ^ j„jured early today in the head- VroserA cardinals, Waxes & Cleaners, reg. $2.00...ea. $1. red hereto and Communist sul- catch. ,___ _ Sloopa.__ _ ketches and yeeterday duihtg• a stolen car n/uto eu«n«iflipped «verover an embank-embaidc- in In tavnlvfanrInvolving the stolen cor andend ^^thy students, and J colMeion» o f two caira on Namea that figure m ost prom 803 - 805 M AIN STREET Mrs.' Raymond Peracchio were 'dde snipers Isshed in trees. expansion of research activities. “ presented pins in recognition of 9x12 Rug Pads, reg. $14.96...... $9Jt0 merit. Dye’s. inently among the Amertcait The U.S. Ctommand in Saigon Many smaMied onto Rivethead On the orttloal list in Man~ That driver, who fled on foot 'While attending to the injur- Dr. I**". JamesJames H.H. Halsey, Heisey, undver-rxuviM- arrivel at Hartford Catiwilc Merarchy ore Arch- their efforts as past PTA pres 2x3 - 2x2 ’Throw Rugs, ea. 40c, S for $1. said five of the American troops Beach. idents. vmoH oWx XA hi«) Memorial Hospital is into nearby woods, is being ed, his troop reported the car slty chancellor, said some $6.06 jjcapitai was Oora C. DolWer, bishops John F. Dearden of De- Braided Bugs, reg. $38.95 ...... $24.96 The program included a talk ^ hflttTo’fioiri Coastal communities reported jjarOld R. Strickland, 17, of 321 sought by state police. -which passed the stolen auto million of the total is anticl- 59, o f East Hampton. trolt’dnd John P . Oofiy of-Ofatoo-^ ^ OPEN MON. by Connecticut—State Trooper Carousel Record A>buni, reg. $4.98 $1. flooding of Streets up to ttoee Oakland St Hoopltal officials Both crashes occurred about on Notch Rd. .had orvertumed ^ form of seM-llqui- Her husband, Phillip G. Dol- go. CTs head injuries. 1:30 p.m. farther down Rt 6. ^ bier. 49. and the driw of the Included in specidatiaa Lawrence I. Secor of the Hart Cemmlc Tile, reg. 68c sq. ft ...... 47o I Hll 6:00 P.M. ford ’Troop on “Organized Viet evacuated. The two were riding in a car, State PoMce In Colchester pcjice went to the aoeddent bating federal and state loans, James G. Shortt, Archbishops loo max - oc hl Ceramic Floor ’Tile, American Made 46c ARMSTRONG*. Crime.’’ Six inches of «iow fell at reported stolen from Vernon, said a trooper on routine patrol, and discovored the car resUnig government grants and from ^ orBast Hampton, were Paul, Pa/ul.J. HaHlman of AMon- uEuoiaaL m CLOSED TUESDAY Vinyl Inliad Linoleum Rcnuiants INLAID ILEUM 1th ™ ^on intentrv Montpelier, Vt., and five-inch to which coUided with another spotted two c ^ traveling ^ ^af with no occupants, university funds. The remain- reported to fair condfiWon, ta, Joseph T. MoGwken of Son Many patterns in stock ----- sq. yd. $1.49 Installed In Kitchen, In eight-inch snow falls, were driven by Leighton W. C. Dye, south on Noteh Rd-One of them and State Highway der he said, will be sought in Colchester state . police said Bltancisco and John J. Krol of (Memorial Doy) TJp To 9x12 measured ta the northern part 28, of Wilkmaflitic. hod been reported atodm from Departnwnt employes, who dls- gifts and grants from private the accident occutrod at PhlladelpMe. Crash Occurs Formica Remnants, Good selection of wio* 'teSSiS' -5* Colors ...... sq. f t S9c - e __^ ^ TT Q ‘M'fl'HnM Kfltf^lAff of the state. BUiilYS. Seven oevgm inches fell ta *•* Dyei/jrc was wcus reporteduom inau. satisfac- Vemon. ' OfTVCl^acovered the Ulio mvoutcrash, avmbwvw followed sources. j.;oui:60 a.,sa.m. west of .Martborough Lawrence Oanfinal -Shehan of L AhA ■mjiu.jurn -riAAt /v» mountala areas of New Hamp- tory condition at tlie hospital As the trooper started after footprints aurass a muddy field - ^ Halsey said about $2 mil- Center, Baltimore was%ie only Ameri- In Parking Lot 9x12 Unoleum Rugs, Large selection of ^68.95 forFhA & /4nillATn 4iniWArtnMi two SOUHrom xone p^n otoei- OI Milre._ although,«r4i^-A— suffering from mulU- the stolonstFWkm car,f«»ir thetfi« othernfttMir .carour mto the AtuJ woods. ’Ihen »nhnai th^ lost jjj,„ tjje _ remainder______has been Police said tiie Shortt car can nsimed ta the Februesy 1665 AH Our Meats Are Freshly Cut and Not Pre-Packaged C o lo r s ...... $5.98 Preparation Ihctm me aemunanOTo Qpaa to seven inches ^ rain pie Injuries. took ^ at a fast speed pad the tracks when the ,driver ap- oontrihuted to advance gifts or went out of control, atiuck the oonsietory. The Undted States A rear-end crash occurred at action was toporied drenched Nantucket Islan^l dur- Ackerman was pronounced passed I t wi » pledKes curbing on the right aide of then had six cardinals, but Al- 3:15 p.m. yesterday in the Man 9 X 12 Dupont 501 Nylon Jute Back ’ Carpets. Reg, $99. NOW $59.95 ^muddy ^ n Mekong w h ^ ’^ l Delta ^ Y e and¥ < i near ^ ^ * 24-hour period. Provi- dead at the hospital shorUy af- The trooper chased the stolen (Sen Pago Wine) the road and then veered into bert Gregory Oaidinal Mjeyer of FRESH DRESSED"* chester Memorial Hospital rear Good selection of colors in stock. 1 WEEK ONLY. - the tpposing lane where it Chicago died a few months la- parking lot. GRADE A X struck the Dolbier vehicle. ter. POULTRY Police said Josephine Leclerc 9 12 Linoleum Rugs. Reg. ,$7.98. — $4.99 ea. HAM SALE! wiH be on SALE! o¥ 69 Jensen St. backed her c m ^ a south Vletoamese pat- *®«^aster-ce«tersd "Obloniol-Maslar" Smokod Hams, that or* into an unoccupied parked car »» T«bti southeast of Nantucket— owned by Roger E. Dumalne of MEATY LEGS quartered lb. ARMSTRONG w^iM- the^^ knocked out power ta parte of sklntoss, shcmkloss, fuHy cooked and defatted! 93 Scarborough Rd. Boston and several surrounding tam hlghtaads that the 4th DtvF some plaoes for 13 to 14 lbs. Ribicoff Undecided LARGE BREASTS meaty Embossed Linoleum (Bee Page Three) several hours. Makes a beautiful practical floor In coloi^ Whole or CHICKEN WINGS lb. 3 dimensional design. On Dodd Censure Its richly textured appearance makes it NEW HAVEN (AP) — Sen. tor siso said toot be hoped tha Ideal for just about any ropm in the house March Traffedy Remembered Naif LARGE ROASTERS 4./, 5/z lb. lb. and the soft colors will give a lift to any Abraham Ribicoff (D-C!onn.) ta- state le^siature would “outlaw decoNkUve scheme. sisto he has not made up Ms teatimoWfd dinners from now mind on how he’ll vote ta the on” in the state, MEDIUM ROASTERS very meaty TELEPHONE impending Senate decision on But the Connecticut Democrat IMPORTED DANISH HAMS FOR graduation censure for Ms DemociaUc col- acknowledged that a senator ESTIMATES Afl Center Slices. No Ends! GUT-UP FOWL . 5 0 * league Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, faces numerous ftaanoial prob- Rtg 79c. Spedal! ' . Vi L b .' Fresh frozen and meaty ■ ■ 4-6 lbs. SHOP AT But Ribicoff conceded before SQUARE HOME a Connecticut Associated ftress R iM c ^ said K costs a senap. YARD SERVICE For Juda Sepiprs meeting Thursday night that tor an average of shout to BP. BP BP e Guarantee^ 1st. Quality whether he votes “yes” or “no” $10,000 a year, in ttdditicn to a Cut from Full Rolls • Regularly $9.95 SAMPLES BROUGHT JUDA, Wto. (AP) — Stiff and Juda and strangely, at first, you TO YOUR HOME or censure, some people in his salary end reimbursed si- TOP SEE US FOR A LARGE VARIETY OF Home construction costs solemn in Mue gowns, toe eurvl- see no evldonce of grief, Cionnecticut “are going to be lowances, to serve ta his port- GRADE are going up (25 S since von of Jtidn School's sen- "Pe<^le aren’t flying- any CHOICE BEEF 1955). :Yet people are made at Abe RlMcoff.” He said there probaMy wers ARMSTRONG l
■■ ■ •' t : *• \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, <»N N ., FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 P A G E r m m »A G B TWO MANCflESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 bringing to 49 the number of Police Warn Many Casualties Police Arrests apprals filed to date. Sheinwold on Bridge They are: Regent Inc., for ' OHARSE Y1WR: Of Bike Rules *” otv« p p op tp band signal property on ■ the’ north side of PRESCRIftjttNi SCVSAUNO HD HELPS Alan C, Morrill, 24, of Hart Hilliard St. ’The btiflding is as^ Wettdtekr IToTrTwstnr Police CUeC when tnr^iw ^ stopping, U .S e F o r c e d e c l a r e r ford was issued a 12th Circuit sessed at $18,130, reduced from Both lidci mlneraUi James Reardon and CapL watch opt for cars pulling into By ALFRED SHEINWOLD George itcOaughcgr today re- traffte-'Snd doors opening sud- Court wanant yesterday charg $20,150 by the Boairl of Tax Experts sometimes use an HOirCH Fired on by Re'vlew; and the land at $7,170. nrinded parents that It is their dmty. and dismount befdre ing him with cibtalnihg goods by PIZZA KIWI ovecoaU o t two notinimp to show 4 A Q I 1 0 l f Manchester. Structural Steel '* * 42S MAIN STREET Bzaxnv POST o f e i o k tP A 7 4 responsMUty to keep their chtt- oroseing against heavy traffic, M se pratensea. W etoem eH oM five oadxJa in ee<^ of Qie minor drea trcnr i^dhig .UcycIes r e c ^ Don’t weave hr and out a Red Snipers Inc. for property on Mitchell suito. tlsed at the right time, O 7 4 Police said the arrest stems Dr. 'The btoldlng fa assessed at ♦ 7 4 lesstey on town streets amPus- traffic or carry a rider, from a possible fratxl at Sears $36,770,. reduced from $42,680 AT SPECIAU tUs helpe your sMe get to a tog atrieete a# a pl0ygr«HKl. A white light on front and a (Continued^ from Page One) good eaoriflce or a sound con WEST BAST and Roebuck Oo. in the Far- by the ra'vlew board; and the FBIDAT, 8ATVRDA1T, SUNDAY, MAY 26, 27, 28 ♦ K 7 < 4 S 3 BtcyelisU aie repikided to red rear reflector a^e lequbed tract in a minor suit. Used at Sion company was hit while kade. land a t $18,580. PINE PHARMACY V 106S dbcy^all treM e rp g^tlon a and for rrigbt riding- the wrong time, such a bid re ^ Q f searching the jungle for two 'WilHam R. Snow, 20, of 48 ^ Both appellants are being rep 664 Center St. ^ 9 8 i 4 O Q10962 O 8 « veals your disMimtion to the Red regiments. ’The company Nike Circle was charged at 3 resented by Manchester Atty. ♦ A I 8 5 2 ♦QM 9 enem y. commander was cut down in the a.m. today with brmch of peace John R. Mrosek. SOUTH Opening: lead—nine cf spades. first volley of coordinated snip- after a resident of 311 S. Main PIZZA West led the nine of spades, ♦ Non* or end mortar fire. 4? K 9 7 5 2 St. reported a prow ler in the and South wished he hadn’t The Communists attacked a w i t h :— O A K J 5 S area. hid so much..It was pretty ob ♦ X 6 3 / few hours e^ter daybreak in an Snow and Morrill are sched ANTIQUE SALE vious that West bad the ace of area where the 4th Division men uled to appear in Manchester I H a m b u r g W ta l North Kmt ' Snm r"’ dubs and that East had only have fought six stiff fighU in the <31rcult Court 12 Jim e 12. one dtaonood. South needed a Fan 1 ♦ ^ , SALE TO RUN FROM SATURDAY, MAY 27 ; I M oznrdki 3 47 Pw /4 O past eight days. ’The battlefield fair share of luck in addition to 2 N T was just over three miles from Pan WHERE ITS ALWAYS HAPPENING TO TUESDAY. MAY 30 very skillful play. the Cambodian border on the I M ushrooms Pan 4 <9 66' TOLLAND IPKE. ‘ TeL 647-9881 BIANCHESTEB Declarer played the ten of western border of Plelku Prov Two More Seek Items on sale — Spinning Wheel, Flax Wheel, spades from diimmy at the first ince. Warmer, Leaded Shades, Silver, Alnber^lu^ Commodea, Back Chair, Gov. WInthrop Desk, Grandfather’s aock, Chrlip trick. East shrewdly TONIGHT Tax Reduction pinyed twice/rtioPBi c e ^ o on the jack and One assault was made by mas Plates, Oriental Rugs and Many Other Items. low and South dlsoardod a clulb. eight ofo i spades.am BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND about 50 North Vietnam ese Tax appeals have been filed • a W * Will BE OPEN South led a trump to the kliig ^^uraUy, South wasn’t fool- THir. GROUP THAT 'TOURED THE COUNTRY wearing camoiiflaged tmiforms WITH THF. ROLLING STONES in Hartford County Court o f aad held his breath as he re- enough to throw aiway his and red berets. Wheeler, who. Common Pleas by two more Taff Antiques Moiu, May 29 and Toes. (Memorial Day) turned a trump. West’s que< last club; he needed the king of was with the company that was ’THE ROCKIN' RAMRODS Manchester property owners. 884 HARTFORD ROAD Tel. 648-9696 MANCHBS’TIB* May 30 From 11:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M > appeared and South could clubs for an important .job later —PLUS— hit, said the Reds were beaten auem breathing. on. Instead, South threw two »THir. BOSS SOUND FROM BRISTOL off by defenses hastily oiga- Im portant DIi low diamonds. Ized by the company’s noncoms Come Down and Try One To Go or Enjoy Here Declarer continupd^ with the South got to his hand ^rtth the 'THE GROUP” when' most of the officers were PHONE AHEAD — 646-0195 ace of spades, f^sdarding anoth king cf diamonds and cashed shot down. er low oiufb, ehd then with the the nine of trumps, reducing all The' thick double-canopy jun Complete Home Furnishings Since 1899! quern of spades. East covered hands to three cards. West bad Saturday gle made ft difficult initially to with the-king and South ruffed. to bold two diamonds and the DANCE TO THE GROOVY BEAT OF brirrg in acciirate supporting air Open Tonight Closed Tuesday, He returned to ihanmy with a ace of clubs, whereupon South and artillery fire. ’The Commu trump to the jttrtc and discard- led the king of clubs to make 'THE SQUIRES" nist snipers were lashed high in till 9 Memorial Day Eidfing West win the trick. West bad to, PLUS------FROM NEW LONDON the dense foliage and their fire return a diamond, and South caused meuiy of the American Open 6 Days Every Week Thurs. and Fri. Nights Open till 9:00 Area Weather made Ws slam by winning the 'THE BREAKERS" casualties. DINING EXPERIENCE last two tricks with the ace and During the battle, one platoon Crash Sends Two Out-oi-Towners to Hospital WINDSOR LOCHS (AP) — jack of diamonds. from a nearby company man ’Two out-of-town men were hospitalized last iVight when the said. Goodall’s car was struck at 9:22 by a car operaited by The U.S. Weather Bureau pre Daily Question aged to fight its way through to car in which they were riding (foreground) was struck by Donna L. IngersoU of 26 Wood Hill Rd., police said. dicts that ooM wet weather will As dealer, you hold: Spades, Tonight at Mhquamicut join the embattled company. a car at W. Center and Cooper Sts.^ Listed in saitlsfaotory Goodall was driving south on Cooper St. when his oar was continue over southern New none; Hearts, K-9-7-5-2; Dia Holding their ground deter condition in Manchester Memorial Hospital are Lee A. <3ood- struck in the right side as the woman’s car crossed W. Cen SPRING SALE ? England today. Strong north- monds, A-K-J-S-S; Clubs, K-6-S. 'THE 4 MUSKETEERS' minedly, the Americans formed all, 30, of Union’vUle, and Maurice C Lapage, 25, of Ne’wlng- ter St., they said. Sgt. W illi^ J. Cooke and Patrolman eosteriy winds oontinue to bring What do you aay7 —PLUS— a perimeter and found what ton. Goodall’s injuries have not been determined yet, a hoe- Harold Newcomb are investi^ting the accident (Herald AUantie moisture and cold air’ Answer: Bid one heart. When cover they could against the pital spokesmen said. Lapage has possible rib fractures, rtie photo by Oflara.) bfland. Very heavy rain fell dur your suits are of equal length -THE MELODY BACHS raking fire of Red mortars and on Keith’s Famous “BUNTING”. ing the night. In the northwest bid the higher suit first even the quick-firing AK47 sub of young women, and service to snow fell on the hilltops. though the lower suit is fSr MAKE THE GEORGE SCENE machine guns carried by the Possible Break the community. Rain wlU continue this morn Coventry stronger. North Vietnamese troops. The dub made the following ing and graduaiHy taper off with THIS WEEKEND 3 PIECE PATIO GROUP ; Copyright 1967 E ^h time the North Vietnam At Parkade Shop donations during 1966-66: clearing hum the west today. General Features Ooip. ese tried a stand-up charge 'Phipps Memorial Schoilairsliip ‘P In sections west of the Oonnecti- Proposals Presented through the jungle, they were Police are investigating a Fund, $5; Now Horizons, $100; cut River, the rain wUl taper •ir Dining at Its Bast! it thrown back. possible break at the F eg g y Mandiester Scholarship Fund, off to Siiowera late thto morning at one LOW KEITH PRICE! Food, Drinks and Service are Superb! START’S TONITE Fighting broke off when artil To Charter Commission Ann Shop at the Parkade. $200; Radio Free Europe, $5; JOIN OUR end graiduafiy end eairty this ;c Banquet and Party Faculties to Ao-:) 1st Run plus Top Hit—^Both Color lery, fighter-bombers and heli Gladys listen of 52 Earl St. Care, $5; Operation Health "HAPPY afternoon. In the easb; fhe rain jttmi^nn»ERM ^a copter gunships laid a blanket An advisory group ' to the fioeiRs: BudOdtog inspootor, as- told police she noticed two large conimodate up to 200! "VON RYAN’S EXPRESS" at 8HM) Babies, $10; MAHRC, $60; Lutz will continue most of the day of fire to pin down the North Coventry Charter Oommdssion sessor, dog 'wairden, sanitarian, nicks on the front door near the includes: IT HOUR" ROUTU 6 « 44A Junior Museum, $150; Ameri ) end end late this afternoon. Vietnamese while the Ameri boajrd of recreation, civil de lock recently. . T o M flm iF r L m om 94»-9000 "CAPRICE" at 10:80 has compiled recommendations can Oancer Society, $10; Oak Innerspring The heavy rain has caused Iso*. cans'pulled back. to be considered by the com fense and industrial develop A possible break was report fn»i 6 to 7 if Entertainment Nightly 'k Him School for the Blind, $50; the Weather Bureau’s River mission when it dra’ws up a pro m en t ed there about a week ago by Cushion p-Wl. LLOYD GILLIAM ) Forecast Center in Hartford to American Field Service, $5; Glider ( posed dhaiter for the town. - Police Conunlsslon Proposed p olice 'Who said th ey found tw o lOH, $25; Pennies for Art (art A n Dilnka Entertainers issue a flash flood bulletin for F B R d l ' - B B ’ mmmfsaimwm The advisory group is asking Further recommendations of small pry marks on the door, Cocktail Table Bednoedt Tuesday thru Saturday small streams and brooks in supplies for Mansfield Training yE dSE that Coventry adopt a charter the advisory committee stipu- The 'woman said, however, Sdiool) $2, and Zip C3ode Vet ( ______6 to 1 AJVL ) eastern Connecticut. Residents pursuant to the Honie Ride Act; late that the local police depart- that the recent nicks appear and Matching eran’s Kits, $11.65. in the vicinity of small streams MICHAEL8 that the legislative body of the mci«t be under a police oommfa- larger than the ones that were Rocker end brooks in that area should TREASURE CHEST town be that of a town coundi ion to be appointed by the therec ( CHURCH CORNERS ) take precautions against local Now Thru Tuea4ay consistilng of seven members to town council; that the head of Good new s flood damage this morning. The DIAMONDS be elected under two spedfica- the pouncil be called "chairman for photo fans! V ' Resfauranf *n'n Lounge J) la rg er rivers vtdll rise but win [AST WINDSOR ttons—at large, and with a pro- of oouncil’’; that budget and Complete for Only "Greater Hartford’s Newest Dining FacUlty" ramain within their banks. DRIVK IN ★ RT 'j ■viisdon for minority repreeenta/- financial authority be given the 860 MAIN ST, EAST HARTFORD / Along the coast, tides are run STARTS TONITE tdon on the coundl pursuant to town oouiKdl, subject to the re ANNOOTCING Oppoaite Conn. Blvd. Phono...... 289-4869 ) ning above normal and gale the Conneottcut General Stat quirement of town qieeting fior warnings are displayed. utes. certain appropriatiens.'-and that The^ Jxminr Century.fCSub of LOWER PRICES A very intense storm Is lo Also recommended; That the all special appropriatUqoa: In Mianchef^er, Inc., has Changed cated southeast of Nantucket Is administrative affairs of the excess of $100,000 be by refer Its home and be known land. It Is moving very slowly town be run by a chief adminis endum. o ir , herdafter ps 7^^ Manchester $5 Per Month ______toward the northeast and is trative o ffic e r w ho sham be oam- Also, t e t toe Wring of toro juidbr WWmeh’B CJhib, The. The SNAPSHOTS expected to be near the western ed “chdef admdntetrator," who personnel, not otherwise provtd- name change was approved CIRCLE “S” end of Nova Scotia by Saturday Luxury At Its Best — Reclining Seats ★ shall be appointed and may be ed for, be the responsdWUty of Imagine the pride you’ll take in your porch or patio and consider the com f^ ^ l umuWmnuSIy recen tly b y toe morning. The slow motion of removed by the council and who Giant Screen * Ultimate in Projection and the chief administrator, apd dub membersbip at a meet from shall be chosen exdusl'vely on you’ll enjoy, year-after-year ■with this lovely outdoor group by Bunting. Sturd-r^ “ the storm means thaA our Sound ★ Hartford’s Only New Theatre!!! that there be a personnel board ing at the Masonic Temple. ’The weather will improve very slow- If l the basis of edministrati've consisting of the town ooiincU new name, they ifael, more close ily made of lightweight rust-proof tubular aluminum with deep seated inner-(^ RANCH > Also Frank Sinatra qualifications, character cund end the chief administrator who ly- C M M B R P B M m ly idenbiffies the group wlith the Kodacolor On Saturday generally fair H u rry - experience, and who sham hold spring cushion construction to give you years of service. Beautifully uphoKi *VON RYANnS EXPRESS* shall be in charge of outUntng Federaited W om en’s Cluib o f INSTAMATIC ROLL FUJI weather is expected with breezy no pcdMcal office. job qualificatkms and duties. Omnecticuit, and America. stered with weather resistant supported Vinyl •with striking floral pattern. Spa-*-. northwest winds and tempera Also, that seven agencies or IS EASTHARTFORD CASINO Ends Recommendations are also As in the past, the dub is DAY CAMP tures somewhat milder than to officers within the town be ap that there be oompetiti've exams cioiis glider has thfe famous Bunting ball-glide suspension for noise-free gliding!: DRIVE IN ★ "T •) dedlcaited to the Intdlectual, each day. - ROYALE pointed by the town council and LOUIS O. BARBER, Director W Tuesday! for positions of ohief of police, moral and aoclal devetopment ease. 8 pieces: Glider, cocktail table and rocker. Five Day Forecast t r be directly responsible to the aseesBor, tax collector, town Temperatures from Saturday Peter Seilers chief administrator. They -would **]9ie Only Horsemanship Day Camp in the MMRONROSENeUQ- clerk, and chief administator; from original roll through Wednesday ore expect U rsula be the town clerk, towh treas- that the authority to terminate Hartford Areal’* MARTNMELCHERPROOUCTION i f l ed to average near normal, Andreas urer, tax ooUector, dlrectxjc.otf the employment of town per Black and whHoonapalS.*’^ * ^ EAST HAHTEORD David Niven daily Mghs averaging in the pubUc works, board of health, sonnel not otherwise provided COMPARE WITH AREA PRICES For Boys and Girls 8 to 16— Dahliah Lavt / p l a n t n mid-70s and overnight lows in Woody Alien planning and zoning and con for be vested in the chelf ad- O F U P TO 3 2 d EACH Bunting Aluminum and Innerspring Chaise INEMAl IS TOO servation commtssion. Transportation Available the 60s. lEiiiM ZiEiiiKnjni miiUstrator who ^ball seek the FOR KODACOURI Mild through the weekend and Provisions in the reconunen- advice of the personnel board, New- automated dsveloplng MUCH... Mon - F ri. cooler early in the week but dations state that with the ap and that all employes - of a squipment cuts eost$l The Outdoor relaxing comes easy with this deluxe chaise! FOR ONE - 9 :1 0 (Bach Camper Has His or Her warmer again by mid-week. 7:00 proval of the town council, the professioital nature ehall bd re- «) savings are passed on to you. For toe long stretch—full 72-inch length. Smart styl JAMES BONDI SEED s Precipitation may total lesq o S at. - Sun. chief administration _ is to ap- moved only for cause and diall Make us your headquarters ing. Polished aluminum frame and sleek', tailored Own Horso for 3 Hours Per podnt and imay remove seven of- than %, inch about Saturday 2:00 - 4:20 be entitled to a public hearing TT for sK"filin ddVBk^dng et the cushions, featuring Nachman ‘‘Peerless’’ innerspring Day.) Register New. night or Sunday. 6:40 . 9:00 before the persoimd board. lowest posriblepri^ units, sisal insulated. Extruded arm rests conceal o Town Meeting Suggestions springs that adjust back to 5 positions. Semi-pneu RESERVATIONS ARE LIMITED $2 BiUs Since 1776 play the game of exettement INVITATION The final reoommendation PINE matic tires. AU weather vinyl fabric in fresh floral Presented provides that a town meeting WASHING’rOiN—Issuance of MEW ERiUND SEEDS FOI patterns on white background. Trafl Riding and Riding Instructions Every IN THE CUFF-HANGER In Shan be retained for six spe $2 U.S. bdlls was authorized by OF THE YEAR! o TO BID HEW EN6UND SIROENS PHARMACY Weekend I Call Now For InformatiiHi American oflflcialB for 160 years wbYlf! 5th Technicolor cific purposes: Approval of an 664 CENTER ST.—649^9814 and The Bolton Board of Educa nual budget; by request of ma and Free Gamp Brochure. . . —from 1776 to 1966. 'The 32 bill in SMASH WEEK! tion is accepting bids for 5 re wan dropped last year for lack Panavlslon jority of town coimcil; special locatable daissroom units. Spe- appropriations in excess of $15,- NOW EAST s t r e e t ; ANDOVER, CONN. o f dem and. dfioettons may be obtained at 000 and less than $100,000, end ONLY $ 7 5 .8 8 IR [Q]S[!I]SQI}SQI]3[[I]S[C]S[n}S[Ii] toe office of toe Board of Edu contracts -with toe state, federal ALBASI GREENHOUSES 643-2937 or 643-6839 cation, Bolton ICgh School, govenuimet or .poldtlcaJ subdivi VILLA LOUSIA ROAD. ' BOLTON Bolton, Coim. sions in excess of one year. . $3 Per Month All bids must be received by Also, all purchase and sale of SPECIALIZING IN Xoday "Shaggy" 8:46-7:10 CHILDREN the Board of Elducatloh by 4:30 real estate in excess of $1,000, "Professor” 6:35-9 PJd. U n d e r u p.m., June 5, 1967. exclusive of tax foreclosure; QERANIUMS, HYBRID PETUNIAS Sat. "Shaggy” At 12:30-8:55-7:26 and by petition, to enact on §jt. VsJuwn. "Professor” At 2:20-6:45-9:16 ordinance toe per cent equal to Slid HYBRID TOMATOES TEL. 6 4 3 -7 8 3 2 FREE PARKING BIRCH 8 J , REAR ? F THEATER SUNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 1:80 75e five per cent of the registered ALSO MANY OTHER BEDDING PLANTS . BEST m FOOD I voters, and to ippssi oT , IHE TIME IS mnn toe town ooimcil toe per ^ O PEN T O THE P U fU C BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT Two GREAT Walt Disney Hits On The Same Program!!! TO BUY A HOME equal to 10 per cent of the Thiasura Cheat registered voters. SiATURDAY AND WNDAY ONLY BEST IN ATMOSPHERE Diamonds, from DIRECYIONS: From Porter and Highland Streets take $100 to $5000 Manchester Evening Herald ' BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS CRASH THROUGH Coventry corre^ndent, F. Birch Mountain Road to Villa Louisa Road. PauUiie U ttle, teL 742-62SL FULL COURSE DINNERS And T H E LA U G H BARRIER E A S Y PAYM ENTS with sky-high AVAILABLE Co-Featnra ' hilarity! A U CARTE MENU Frank Sinatra in . ♦ • • ' " " j * "Von Ryan’S Ezpreotf* .AappenOrf^* k i l f (s- E ve. 7 * 9 a S at 6 - 7 - 9HI8 T/te Nefman s Offering S on. e T o m 2:80 - 4:88 6 :8 6 - 8 :4 0 BROLED LIVE NATIVE LOBSTER m B a n You Tried Keito’ii BAKED STUFFED JUMBO SHRIMP M AY 2 t-2 7 ,1967 It's Just An Ordinary* "Keith's Has Been Your Head^ "One-Stop Shopping?** lEiaTOmA tfufmioBal is md BAKED STUFFED CAPE C O D SCALLOPS dEWELERS-GILVERSMITHt u W i who tukterttut fa s itrict # We’ll Omne TO Your Hmna To Advise Tool NANTUCKET SWORDFISH STEAK 968 Main S t , Manohooter codt of ottict SI s MMbor of and we are pr^d of it. quarters For National Brands, (, ,1 O K ( ,1 S I I \ I \ s WALT tiw local and Btite boirfa sad e We Have Tenno To Please ■( tto N itinal hiM clitlM •( E veryone! DISNEY’S Roil Etfate Boirdi. From Th^ Charcoal Grill Since 1740 the i n n has been an For Over 66 Years!" e AH Purchases Inspected • Read Herald Ads Before Delivery! FILET M IG N O N — MUSHROOM CAPS IHE i k i SPECIAL SIRLOIN STEAK ordinary, a house of good food and • a l l Ftnanring Is Done GRIiATEST By Keith’s! CHOPPED SIRLOIN OF PRIME BEEF ' f ; ' / grog. "Phone 643-41S9 ROAST PRIME RIB PUBLIC NOTICE % STORY *iath century description—a hotel, tavern Sinv Along with Dave Ford On The Piano and Organ - “The Man of 1000 Songs” batoUns, • i^uitflaeet of swimming pools must EMIT iwB 86 sUghHy impeifeet; Bsefany rajeoted, 1967 laodel pools Every ThuQi., IM., Sat. and Sun. Ni|dit eiili t-ii fit it Ml i'^M immediatoly. Thedb pools omne omnpleto with wolk-oround T01.D ffMiwi orir. patipn sod diving areas, safety lance, stairs, llltnrUif^ Historic . sad cirdulatlng systems,' pool vac, the usual g u a ra n ty , and I l l ) M A I N ST. MANCHESTER SSSSSB" !«• BM Prices are toe loweet poesible for quick deoranoe. Opposfae the Beonet Junior High School on Lower (Souto Bind) Main Street •kBUMUl, jM B BtltMIDBEWS^Iliylllia-, r,i«fatn»tu>n your oonvealenoe. Yorms: Low down payment 67 WINDSOR AVE. — VERNON — RT. 83 ^-4ow weekly payments. If interested oaU Mr. Bogan at 208- FREE MAIN ST. PARKING OR IN OUR LOT N^XT’TO THE S T O ^ 872-3381 BSB-4I28 onytima. Ffast.eome, first serred. ExcoHent VacUltiea For Banquets and Special Partlea jrCT. BOUTEG B * ta. — CaxUSKD MON. — DIAL' 1-296^9858 — MARLBOROUGH, I • ' t ' ■ ' , -. I. - . ---- .,1 '-y / ■--A ■ -.1 A X 3 V
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTERi CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 2»6, 1967 FAGS •S' BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 PAGE POUR stopping the arms sales. Re RAILROAD DEFTOIT gaiSr • HAVEN (AP) — The PO Bids Asked - He '^also criticized U.N. Sec- New Hav«i Railroad reported Since World War II Ribicoff Undecided retary General U Thant tor the today a $7,406,501 deficit for the To Fix Tracks “withdrawal the U.N. peace ford «Tst four months of 1967—much fhr alon t the • Israeli-Egyptian bor- larger than the $4,996,966 deficit The Maiwjihetrteir Poet (X fice tor January-tMough-Aprll perl- FAIRWAY, ie tahinc bidi lor minor rei«ira On Dodd Censure U Thaht’s. action, ■ Ribicoff od a ^e^r ago. ■ F I R ^ T $2 Billion in U.S. Aid .and adiedtiled maintenance lor (Oontihaed from Page One) talking about Dodd and to with- 4ald, "has caused much of the Trustees of the bankrupt rail- the operation ol the 11 poet of hold Judgment until the Senate problems now in the Mideast road said the deficit for April for Cemetery fice trucks at ttie town poet of In his own' case, he said, it take ■ up the censure motion. and has lessen^ his usefulness $1,636,248, as agatost a defl- Vases..., 29e fice. " I think it's wrong, to come In answer.to another question, to the U.N.’’ cit of 1817,904 tor the same Has Gone to Arab Nations The bid forma may bb obtain hi’ne and be reimbursed, he jjg was urg- month In 1966. ' WASHlifGTON (AP) — The of the Agency for Internathmal in local currendes and do nid ed from the main office or from United States has sent more Development states, because of come back to Washington in the the parcel poet station at Broad e
MANCaifiSTER EVENING HER4LD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 26, ^967. PACK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 PAGE SIX while financing continued crow money because of the pro- BTBIKB IN ADEN Coventry changes In education enabling posed Interest requirement, ADEN (AP) — Aden wag hit Mrs. Holway Heads our children, to keep up with Cities to Reap Benefit Escrpw Interest Bill King said, because' the Indlvl- by g general strike today for the the modern world. What was dual taxpayer will have to make seventh time this year, good enough for us, educational TV-Radio Tonight Revisions in Budgets Show ly, Is far from being good the quarterly or annual tax pay- The strike seems to have been Ni. GOP ^om en’s Club From Additional Budget ment himself In larger lump cafled by different factions for enough for our children today.” Mm. Truman Crandall was In Is Defeated in House sums. different reasons. Including a Tax Rate to Hold Steady By DORIS BELDING 1 ARTFORD (AP) — A sup- No accurate figure waa avail- HARTFORD (AP) — A bill The amount of'the money held charge o f fhe program for the "Tha banks are not only per- protest against the killing of a Mrs. Philip Holway of 143 Adelaide Rd. yesterday pit mental budget totaling over able on the amount o< new mon- TeleviM on that would reijulre banks hold- In escrow by the hanks In Ckm- _____forming^ __ an___ important^_____ economic ^grenade______thrower by British Revtaed budgets by the Boaird ium. Carl J. Stalina, 'will be the meeting. She gave the Invoca waa 'elect^ president of the Manchester Republican |1< .2 milUon ehouW help give ey included in the last-minute , g, 7:16 (40) TTou Asked For It ing money In escrow to pay necUcut could not be obtain^ functlOT,” sald*^King, "but they troops Wednesday, alleged niol- of Finance taidtoate that It In director. Admiaaton Is tree and tion and introduced the speak thi cities the "shot in the arm flood of Appropriations and Pi- ( -8-22) -- -Mike ■ Douglas (30) Newsreel Women's Club at its annual luncheon meeiinfir at the ers. Mrs. John WaJlett was in (22) Mass. Highlights the homeowner two per cent from the bank commissioner’s ni«n applying pressure to esUng of ^Arab schoolgirls by tends to hoM the preseit , tax can be obtained through an In tlK y need” , Ctov. John Demp- nance Committee bills. Es- (10) Perry Mason interest has gone down to defeat office but "It must add up to taxes are paid on British troops — which British vitation front any band mem Manchester Country Club. She succeeds Miss Elinor M. charge of de
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|»AOE laGHt 'T'.. ‘Yott Did It iftanri^FstFr bombs, to a point 13 miles west of Sai I n s id e gon. For The Graduate... EuFtttng llfralb Saigon is ttis seat of South Vietnam's M urder W itness Cdllapses ■gjovemment, the headquarters from PUBLISHED BY THB Which the activity of our iSO.OOO troops A new and unusual srift for Manchester High and h e r a l d p r in t in g CO.. INC. (Contlaoed from Page. 8) After Lawyer’s Accusation 13 Blsa^I Street in Vietnam is managed and directed. East Catholic graduates. Colorful plaques of their Mancheetcf. Conn.___ But, with nearly half a milHon of our dlspetiiiing eats and drinks, , TIIOMAS P, F*ERGUSON Poughkeepsie, N.T, ( A P )- pause I was sea ed.” school emblems on solid birch wood. You will find WALTER R. FERGUSON own men there, plus at least 600,000 was open throughout the con- ' Publtabera Defense counsel baa told poh- ” Ypu had good xaoson to be them at . . . .. ^ ...... ♦ Koundtd October 1. 1881_____ South Vietnamese In uniform, after • i ventlon in the name of Ronald & Reagan. Nixon and Governor rtance OppoUone—girl friend of scared, because you are the ‘ Puhliihed Every Evening Except more than two years of intensive mili George Romney of Michigan Alfred Widziewicz Jr., accused person who did t ," MarouUs tary operation, we have still not man also had' suites going for them, of first-degree murder—"You told her. are the person who i t ’’ During the crose-examinaiUon, SHOOR JEWELERS latter. aged to conquer and pacify a piece of i m but as afl - but-abknowledged Mise \3ppoU(me said she still SUBSCRIPTION RATES territory only 12 miles outside Saigon. candidates that was expected. Mdse OippoUcive, on the stand Payable ta Advance as a prosecution witness, broke loves Widziewicz/id ziev n c! and hopes to 917 MAIN S t, MANCHESTER one Year ...... This is, we believe, the closest we More to the point, X straw- Six Monthe ...... D ™ into hysterical sobs when the marry him some day. have yet bombed to Saigon, the closest poll taken among the delegates Three Monthe ...... J-Si accusation was made in Dut- Mrs. Boyster had let Wldziew- One Month ...... l.” we have yet come to our own headquar ■-I?" to the state convention riiow- chess Oowrfy Qourt Thursday. icz and Miss OppoI'Ione stay in THE TREASURE SHOPPE ters. It is the perverse kind of progress ed Reagan with a solid bloc of m e m b e r o f II She sobbed "N o” over and her apartment while her hue- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'A V?- support—-less, it is true, than The Aesociated Pres.e is exclusively entitled the cynical have come to regard as over again, buried her face in baiid was on duty as p. Navy ‘‘W ... _ el^er Romney of Nixon but a MANCHESTER PARKADE to the use of republication of all news die- typical, and perhaps inevitable, in this r her hands and collapsed. seaman. patches credited ta it or not otaerwise crediU very healthy showing. Moot of ed in this poper and also the local news pub- particular conflict. It is only recently Wm w s Dial. Atty. Joto R. Heitaian that we have bombed closer to Hanoi, A*'*'. the Reagan votes came from shouted at defense counsel Pe ^AU* rights of republication of epecial dis N ixon . patches bcreln are also reserved. ______the enemy city. ter MiairouliB: "If you have any i i Reagan has his hands fun The Herald Printing C o m p ly toe.. a»- evidence tb prove that, I de ■umes no financial >-^P<>nftolIlty for t ^ Si* V trying to govern the State of mand you give M to me as dis graphical errors appearing *",^Yertisementa What Ivy League? California and insists that he trict atbomey." GERANIUMS and other reading matter In The Manchester When it comes to the Ivy League, Evening Herald. , ______will not be a candidate for the MarouMs replied: "When this does society’s left hand know what its nomination ' next year. Never- Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. o**" * Xu trial is over, I’U give you Publlahera RepresentallVM ~ right hand is doing? . f j theleas, a shadow Reagan-for- proof.” 59c - ’3.95 Mathews Special Agency Naw York. Chi Presidenf operation. is already cago. Detroit and Boaton. * Down in New York the other day. iC Judge Raymond C. , Baratta Attorney General Louis , J. Leftowitz operating out of OaMfomla, dedaret' a lO-minute recess. ■ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU &F CIRCDLA- backed by rtghtwlng Republi nONS. ______- announced, with a great flourish of ac i i l t'V?* Miss Gippoilone, pale end * can fat-cats and sparked by Display advertising closing hours: v complishment, that one of the city’s i i S s i e* ** trembiUing, returned to the wit CEMETERY BASKETS For Monday — 1 p.m. i™ ay. ’Tom Reed (son of Connecti ness stand. Questioned by Heil For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Mwida^ largest employment agencies had agreed A cut’s Gordon Reed, a 1964 For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. to drop the phrase "Ivy League Types’’ i i i P ' man, she denied she had any For Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. Ooldwater Stalwart), thing to do with the strangula- •2.95-*3.95-*4.95 For Friday — 1 p.m. Thuraday. from its help wanted ads. Reed was northern Califor tkxi of Mrs. Sandra Boyster, 22, For Saturday — 1 p.tn. Friday. The reason the New York Attorney aasslfled deadline - B f ' V ' nia Reagan manager last fall. In her apartment here last Aug. puDUcauoii.publication. 5a p..m. I....- PVlday for Saturday General is operating against the use of * f 4 * V He is now acting as unofficial iind Monday publication. MM , « ♦ ’ . 6. aOW ERINO ALMOND such a phrase is that he assumes that , J . national "coordinator” for Miss OIppoiUone, 19, had testi ANNUALS Friday, May M it is discriminatory in insinuation, and ' ];} ' Reagan friends in O^'lifornla fied Wednesday that she saw who. with or without his con Reg. $2.95. NOW A A that it indicates a snobbishness which ■ , • -'V -- Widziewicz, 20, of Naugatuck, OVER 30 VAMETieS sent, want him to make a might be illegal in these days of legal Oonn., choking Mrs. Boyster Mi serious bid for the nomination. A Journey To Pearson equal opportunity. her bedroom the night ishe was Balanced against these de Wiled. She said WldziewsW bad About two days before the New York President Johnson, on television ye»- veloping hazards for Nixon are intended to rob Mrs. Boyster so aOW ERING SHRUBS PERENNULS teeday, didn’t look like a President who Attorney General announced this tri the polls which, as already be and Miss Ctppollone could umphant operation of his, there was a bad suddenly decided to go up to Cana stated, Show him with sur get married ' SHADE TREES PANSIES da just to visit Expo 67, fine a fair as very interesting news item which gave prising strength not only During a tfwee-hour cross-ex among rank-and-file Republi- amination by Maroulis Thurs that la universally reported to be. some indication that the “Ivy League ■ b VEBETABLES He looked, the American President, as Type” may not quite mean what those eano but also with Independ day, riie said she was anxious to FLOWCRINQ TREES i f H If he had suddenly become filled with a would-be discriminations in the em ents and'Democrats. One sam leave Poughkeepsie the night ple now being shown privately Mis. Boyster was idate “ be- great desire to sit down with Brims ployment agencies thought it ought to ROSES ^ ONION SETS to prinelpal Nixon 'beckers Minister Lester B. Pearson. mean. glveo Nixon a 45 percent Mr. Pearson is the gentleman who, in AH the "Ivy League Type” prep rating a« the Republican who OPEN DAILY 9;Q0 - 8:00 •- SUNDAY 9:00 - 6:00 the capacity ot foreign minuter for schools of the New England region were "if elected would be most Canada 11 years ago, provided the key complaining, it was reported, because likely to bring the war In Viet Impetus, energy and formula by which the Ivy Leagpie colleges are no longer nam to a sktlsfartorv conclu- , About a mile farther along Rt; 6 from the fatal accident, highway guard rails the Unditefl Nations, whoiehearteflly sup taking their product from them. .sion." His neare»rf rival was were leveled and a highway sign twisted when the unidentifie(|q^iver of this f l l A B J S PEAT MOSS ported,' then, by the tJnited States, The Ivy League colleges, the Ivy Romney. wMh only 9 percent. reported stolen car lost control and the auto overturned. Album Of Churches By Joseph Satemis brought the Suez crisis of 1656 to a League prep schools complained, were Even among Democrats Nix V U R J ^ on runs almost two-to-one peaceffil end. His efforts were so re now taking some 57 per cent of their SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL, FORBES STREET, EAST HARTFORD COMPOST ahead of Romney on that ques Manchester Youth Killed markable he was awarded the Nobel freslwen each year from the high tion. Poets Comer lEELA Peace Prize for them. schools. 7Jr-rju-ivMMMja But Reagan and the South He might be, therefore, a good man The Ivy League prep schools profess During Stolen Car Chase TOP SOIL far outweigh these polls in Memorial Day 397T
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* CONN.. FRIDAY, WAY 2«, 19^ PAGB mjpmie. teAN^CH^TER EVENING MANCHESTER; CONN. FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 PAGE TEN League to Aid Vernon Fifeyorks Fund Hurricane-Like Winfl Willi CRT Vote - March Trasedy Remembered About Town Andover I « ______—" , Pantaloon Girl Gets Good Start Assistant Postmaster Hirih ...SIDING Seven mem^sM eC the An Ppen House 'wHl be held Field Day The Fireworks Fund for tivta Rakes N.E. Coastline League of W ^ch Voten of Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. at tha A^ked to Change, year has started with a bang. Retiring After 29 Years Manchester' will supervise the I Graduation Quifet home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Only a week old and total con (Continued from Page One) Bannister, 1«5 Feigusoh Rd., to. Set June 10 ‘Disrupted’ Class Aasiatant Poifrmaater Bdward Mialn S t, Bomera; Harriet Bdvr- election of ilelghborhood repre W . tributions for the American Le highest In record dating back to GUTTERS...AWNINGS ^Weihrate the 25th Wedding an gion Fourth of July Fireworks E. Hdrth o f 24 WWta St. wttl man of 70 Prospect St; Ray- sentatives to the Community niversary of b»eir s<^-in-law The Andover Reweatlon Com- ■ A short but not "mind’l drees 1722. . rooDd Bowler of Upper,Butcher- Fund have already, reached The Massachusetts iAgricul- raUre Wednesday from duties at Renewal Team o f Qireaiter Hart and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil mission has announced details with pantailoons waa the oause $532.50.4 Obituary Rd. For Juda Seniors ture Department said , tobacco the Rockville poet office after ford (CRT) tomorrow In the U . IPmVED USHTNIIIC M M I liam R. CmA^ord of 183 High on its program, the continuing of a high school junior girl’s “With oontlrbutlons coming Discharged Wednesday; Edna I lujtivity of the Friday night growers in the western part of (Continned trwm Page One) There was once a summer St. ' ■’ trip home from school to In at a faster pace than previ George J. Herzog 29 yean service. Bartlett of 9 Walnut St; Shir South Grtien a ^ , Hartfoird. bridge playing cuad a field day cAiange yesteirday. the state suffered toeses eetl- COMMNATION WINDOWS and DOORS Seventeen of the seniors sit In day and Nelva was Juda’s dairy ous years,” said Henry Wlerz- ROCKVILLE—G ^ rge John He was appointed a aUbetltute ley Bleleoki of 64 School S t;, They are Mrs.. John Kncwl- queen, helping serve cheese W to be held on June 10, RockytMe High Principal mated between $6 mfllion and a clasEntoonj and talH ^ *■ stran M em bers of Manch^er bicki, past conunander and ad Herzog, 80, , of 30 B. Franklin clerit and ca^er by the late LaiUcia Dart of 67 Prospect St.; ton, Mrs. Frederick Lowe, Mrs. the Green County Fair, lOke- Bridge Night, which has been Martin F. Fagaji, invoking the vance donations chairman, "it $10 mlUlon. Soott Garemko of 71 Union St; ger aboot'' themstllves. Dan Chapter, Disabled American Pork, husband of Mrs. Dinah A spokesman said the great postmaater George Footer and Allen Thomai Mrs. Marshall " BUY THE BEST Leaver, the lass valedictorian, was a boy from ShuMsburg, who held nearly everY week since school policy stating student’s certainly appears tihat the citi Opal Ice of 7 Kelliy Rd.; Allene Cohen, Mrs. Leon Sllvsrsteln, Veterans will meet tomorrow at Wilson Herzog, died last night est damage was to netting used laiter went on regular service. «ays, “ We were' a close-knit walked up to the booth. He went laist fi:to’43r, has been a bpuc- dress moat not "disrupt the zens of our community have Lyon of 48 Hale St; Patricia — ALL WORK GUARANTEED — 2 p.m. at St. James' Cemetery at Rockville General Hospital. to shade the tobacco crop from He became superlntendont of Mrs. J(*n Preston and Mrs. group and this has made us off that fall to begin his college cessful means of entertain normal operattoh of the school,” sltown us with this early, gen Modzelewski of 99 Grand Ave.; u to decorate veterans' graves. Mr. Herzog was bom April the sun. Cool and wet weather roaHs hi 1952 and asskrtant poot- Oliver Jenkins, closer. We w e all friends and studies at Plattsville, but he and ment for the players ■which sent Miss Marguerite Jeffcoat erous response that they really Dwight Pollard of 8 Berger Rd.; Nine leagues In Greater u 15, 1887 in Rockville, a son of already has delayed planting m'oster In 1964. CALL E. STEVE PEARL Nelva wrote every week. have numbered from 12 to 24. of Fiadth Dr. home to change appreclAte our Fourth of July Kenneth Taylor of 36 Dis we try not ^ *®t tt show where it The Married Couple Club of John and Louise Waltz Herzog, about a week and expe;te fore He la a past preaidenit of the HartfoW were asked to assist Joyce Kaderly, 17, and her B. Burton Srnj’th of Manches her pantaloon-dresB combina program.” covery Rd.; Kenneth White p t hurts.” and lived in Rockville all his cast a further delay of ffllother Regional Porial Superintend* inexperlenosd voters at the The seniors wdU graduate to boy friend had a secret, a wed ' Zion. Evangelical Lutheran ter, expert advisor to the group, tion. Support contributions may , be Oxbow' Dr.; Mrs. Barbara Mar- life. He was a member of Union ant’a Aaaooiatlon. polls In order to assure that BEACON LIGHTNING ding date in July. He was a Chilrch will meet tomorrow at has been present at every s ^ - “ K was a very, very pretty sent td George Frost, Connecti two weeks. and daughter o f 71 High night. Congregational Church and In recognKlon of bla retire the election will be represen The ceremony wlH be In the dairy farmer, out of sch^l for 7:30’ p.m. at the church. The sion. Younger players, mostly pink print dress with sheer cut Bank and Trust Oo., Man At least fiour highway fatali •% Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythi St. tative, popular and successful.- school gymnasium, where two years. event is open to all married from Rham High school, have sleeves,” according to Mrs. Rob chester, with checks payable to ties were reported during the ment, Hlrth has been a'Warded PI^OTECTION COMPANY as; Tankerooseti Tribe, lORM; a citation for meritorious serv Lea^e members met with memorial services were held for “ I was going through some of couples. benefiitJted from his effective ert Jefffcoait, the girTs mother. the American Legion Fireworks storm. The HeraUPs Vernon Bureau Kiowa Council, Degree of F’oea- The storm uprooted trees, ice, signed by Postmaster Gen-: field representatives to learn the nine girls on a rainy Sunday her things this morning and I counseling and experienced She added, "It wasn’t inde Fund. Is at 88 Park St, tot 875-8186 about the flexible procedure BUSINESS 643-5315 — RESIDENCE 152 HOLLISTER ST. 643-5465 found the jewelry store ad she hontas. He was an honorary smashed windows and damaged oral Lawrence F. O’Brien and in April. Miss Paula W. Huffleld, players have improved their cent at. all.” Tlie following pei'sons made or 848-2711. Netos items may be where they may be asked to had dipped, tor diamond member of the Rockville Fire roofs. The high winds raked R'eghmal Postal Director Donald There will be dif^m as tor the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her game. Mrs. Jeffcoat, saying her donations the first week: maUed to P.O. Box 827. RoCk* help the voter operate the ma rings,” said her mother, Mrs. Department, having served for highways along the coast, mak P. Steele. parents of each victim. bert Huffleld of 25 Stephen Another evening of bridge daughter was exasperated, mad Amos E. FYlend, it.D ., C.M. vUle. chine. “ It’s not easy,” says Mrs. Eldward Kaderly, twisting a St., was recently elected presi will be held at 7 :30 at the ele and embarnased, called for a $10; Paragon Tool Oo., Inc. $2; over 40 years as a member. He ing driving extremely hazar With his wife, Hirth la plan Harry Smith, mother of one of ring on her finger. It was dent of Sigma Iota XI sorority mentary school. The public is school ruling “for the kids to Fhdssure Blast Mfg. Oo., Inc. was a ' retired textile worker. dous. ning an extended vacation _ on the girls. “ It's pretty tough, I Joyce’s class ring. at Bryant College, Providence, invited. A decision as to carry go by.” $10; Colonial Board Oo. $10; Survivors, besides his wife, The U.S. Weather Bureau at the West Ooaat where he will Cth-ops Supply Wine tell you. We all go to these Nancy Siegentahler was a R I. Miss Joanne C. Nielsen, ing on the program through the But F>agan said, "styles Garrity, Walsh, Diana, $6; Include a son, George E. Herzog Boston said rain would continue visit his daughter, Mrs. Herb things and we ory.” homecoming princess. It was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl summer will be forthcoming change.” Sears Ftoebuck & Oo. $10; Alice at Rock'ville; a brother, Edwin tonight In Maine. The storm ert Kuhnke, and four grandchil BARCELONA, Spain—Out of “It's like a funeral,” said-sen October and a bonfire blazed. A. Niblsen, 73 Brookfield St., soon. No hard and fast rules can Clampet $2; Leo Oharendoff, Herzog of Westfield, Mass.; and center was making slow prog dren at Huntington Beach, Clallf. Spain’s entire ■wine output of 32 2 ior Ron Gruenberg. “ You may She rode in a white convertible. was elected vice president. The commission - sponsored be set up. he explained, so the M.D., $2; John L. Jemey Agen three grandsons. ress toward the northeast and Because of M-emorisl Day million hectoliters last year,,45 not think about it bM the time Dan Leaver passed tor one FSedd,\,I>ay will be held at the Board of Bduoalfion has left the cy $6; Oxford Stores, Inc. $5; Flineral services ■will be held was expected to be near the Tuesday, all trash ccdleotiona per c«it was provided by coop LAST DAYS! LAST DAYS! touchdown, ran for another. western end ol Nova Scotia ear and maybe you wffl tell a joke A newly formed Boy Scout home of the Gerald Andersens dress decisions up to the dis J. F. Shea $1; Charles Lesper- Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Ladd regulatly scheduled will be eratives. (A hectoliter la 28.4 Juda beat New Glarus 20-14. afterwards and laugh a bit, but Troop at the Church of Jesus at the foot of Long Hill Rd. cretion of the prihcipal. ance $6; William E. Belfiore Funeral Home, 19 Ellington ly Saturday^ picked up Wednesday, accord galkma.) The National Board of The seniors danced until mid It’s still in your mind.” Christ of Latter Day Saints was and will provide a w_k' range Eagan said decency is only Agency Inc. $6;' Ronald Jacobs, Ave. The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, ing to Andrew P. Trlcarico, di Cooperatives says that this year Times Running Ouf For days after the March 30 night. presented wltii an American. of events and entertainment one factor irt dress decisions. Atty. $6; Unknown $1. pastor of Union Congregational rector of Dublic works. co-ops will supply mora than " I ’m so lucky,” Nancy wrote accident, whenever the school Flag by Orford Parish Chapter, from the starting Ume o f 2 p.m. The word “disrupt” covers Niohols-Manchester Tire, Inc. Church, will officiate. Burial Rockville Hospital Notes 60 per cent of the wine. once in an English e-ssay. NOTICE band marched outside to prac DAR ’Tuesday night In the cha through the evening. everything from short skirts to $10; Red-Lee Metal Finishing, will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. 'Vhdtlng hoom are 12:80 to 8 Of the nine girls, only Nancy At a meeting held May 23, on the Hottest i-. tice in the spring warmth, Mrs. pel of the church. EJarly in the evening, the boys’ long hair. Inc. $5; Regal Men’s Shop, Inc. Friends may call at the fu p.m. In aU areaa except mater Smith vmould be gone from the answered, "No,” when the Whiporwills will play for a With a laugh, he recalled the $10; Tabco Mfg. Oo., Inc- $6; neral home tomorrow from 2 to 1967, following a public hear 6 nity where they are 2 to 4 and school newspaper asketh seniors »il yellow brick house oil Main hootenanny. At a later hour, "granny gowns” of a few years Don A. Gudnan, M.D. $6; Rob 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ing, the Planning and Zoning 6:80 to 8 p.m. FOR RENT if they were anxious to gradu The VFW Post and Auxiliary «r Street. Her daughter Nelva, 17, a musicail group made up of ago which came down to the ert E. Stanton, M. D. $10; Commission of Manchester, Admitted Wednesday: George 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro u ate. ° will have a joint installation of Ooughlin Roofing Oo- Inc. $6; Connecticut, voted to approve CHEVROLET had been a baitoo twirler with three guitars and a dnun, call ankles. He called them unsuit Walter A. Morgan Herzog of Franklin Park; Ethel jectors—sound or sOent, also Janice SdedeeWag, 17, was officers tonight at 8 at the post the hand. ing themselves Generatioiw of able school dress. Z. Wiegel $1; Frank Nowlcki Walter A. Morgan, 89, of the following amendment to the Chaffey of RFD 1, Stafford 88 mm. slide projeetors. anxious. She had so many plans. home. The event is open to Seven g^rls were in the band. Sounds, will give out with mu After several recent Incidents $3; Ball HiU $6; L.T. Wood Oo. Suffield, father of Edgar Mor zoning reguiatlons: Springs; Noreen Murray of 45 She had worked as a nurse’s membeirs and guests. WELDON-DRUG CO. All nine were on the school sic tor dancing. where girls were sent home $10; Mrs. Austin C3heney $5; gan o f Manchester, died yes To \rticle I, Section ,2, Para South St; Barbara Robb of 68 aide the past dimmer. She 767 Main St.—^ 648-5821 CAMARO newspaper staff, and from Its •phe dancing and sooialibality from the high school for wear Herman Yulies $6; Unknown $6; terday at Meuichester Memor graph I, add the following: tj thought she might become a Members of Orford Pariah Center Rd.; Shlela Dudzic of pages, fragments vignettes of the Dugout, on tap for the ing minvl-ritirts end, finally, Oheney Bros., Inc. $26; Mr. and ial Hpspttal. A parcel of land, conveyed nurse or a teacher, or perhaps Chapter, DAR will meet Sun whisper of the past. teen-agers at the Oongregation- pantailoons with skirts, school Mrs.' Arnold H. KEau $6; Gino’s Survivors also include his as part of a “Unit” under an alrHne stewardess. day at 10:30 a.m. at the west “ Nelva, what’s keeping you ai Church on Saturday nights, dress was discussed by teachers Oodffttre $6; The Stygar Gage wife, 5 other sons, 2 daughters, the Unit Owmerahip Act, "She was almost too good,” side of Center Congrregatiorial Company $10; Standard Wash from writing that letter to hOke has been canceled for tomorrow iin classes to let students know 24 grandchildren and 6 great Chapter 825, of the General her father said on the day she Church to attend Memorial Day er & Malt, laK. $10; Elizabeth C. (AP PhotoOuO A.? Does college keep him too night because many o f the cus what they couM do. grandchildren. Statutes of the State of services at the church. CJheney $20; David M. Barry, Stan were ripped from an American flag flying busy?” died. tomers will be attending the ” We have more Important Flineral services will be held Connecticut as defined in SALE! at Place des Nations of Expo 67. The flags had Prom at .Rhem high school. things to do than go around Atty. $10. tomonrow at 2 p.m. at 'ITiird Section 47-68 Thereof, to j Boys of Sit. James’ Parish, Case Bros. Inc., $10: Carbon Bezzini, East Hartford; Mrs. checking girls' skirts," Fagan Baptist Cliurch, ^ ffieW . Burial gether with the common been encased at the bottom of the pole until the who will be 8 years old on or Products Inc. 5; J.D. Real Es Hospital Notes Connie Plouff, 26i,4 Newman said adding, "W e’re here to ed will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, arec- and faculties re arrival of President Jo>hnson at the fair._ The flag before Oct.'l, iittere®ted in join tate Co. 10; Walter M- ^hardt, The o r Town's Ever Seen »■ Visltb^ boors are 2 to 8 p.m. St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, Couple Brings ucate.” Siiiiffield. was lowered as soon as the tear was noticed. I* M.D. id; John R. Mrosek, Atty. served for the use there In all areas excepting mater Storrs; Mrs. Cattodla Spirito, ing Cub Scout Pack 120, may Maes Jeffcoat removed the Friends may call at the Nich obtain applications from FYank 5; The Annulll Comsti-ucUon Oo. of, shall not con.stitute a nity where they are 2:30 to 4 22 McCann Dr.; Mrs. Mieko Iniurv Suit pantaloons which came down to olson Flineral Home, Suffield It DeSimone, 19 Hawthorne St., 5: Baskdnd Borgida CPA’S, 5; slot within the meaning of Mum on Controversy uk p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private Fuller, Tolland; Mrs. Jemima her knees, dropped the hemline tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. these Regiilaition.s. •I rooms where they are 10 a.m. Dougan, t,1D Bluefleld Dr.; or Frank Ennis,'98 Church St. A Manchester couple, Anthony and wore the dress back to Seymour Neleber DDS 5; Wil lie’s Steak House & Motel 10; To Article III, add the follow to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested Mrs. Marie Harris, Andover; and Anna lovine of 139 Wood school without comment. Anniversary Mass Boy Scout Troop 25 of Cen land St., are suing the Town of Howard H. Wallach 2; Winfield ing: Ac not to snwke In patteitts' rooms. Mrs. Roberta Burrows, Harriet An anniversary Mass in mem ter Congregational Church has Manchester for $11,000, in an I. Moyer M.D. 5; Modem Floor Section 6 UNIT OWNER Johnson Thrilled U Ho more than two visitors at St, Vernon; Mrs. Mary Bomb ory of Mrs. Ruth Ryan will be openings for a few Fifth Grade action stemming from an a llie d Polishing Co. 5; Dean Machine SHIP one time per patient. ard, Volpi Bd., Bolton. celebrated tomorrow at 7:45 boys. Interested parents should Injury to Mrs. lovine at Globe Navy Plane Products 10; Central Conn. Co Provided that they conform h; Also, William ChapmanT T'18 operative Farmers Association, a.m. at the Church of the As in all other respects to the Patients Today: SOO Center St.; Lawrence LaPoUa, contact Harry S. Maidment, Hollow Swimming P ool' last I;ic. 5: Aldo Pagani Agency 10; sumption. The Mass has been requirements of these Reg ADMETTED YBSTEIRD AY : 23 Otis St.; Mrs. Katherine Mo- scoutmaster, 18 Scarborough July 2. By World’s Fair Joseph J. Guarchno M.D. 5; San- requested by the Ladies Guild ulations, nothing herein ti Mrs. Helen Bird, 38 Harvard tcla, Tolland; Mra Geraldine Rd. as soon as possible. Mrs. lovine is seeking $10,000 ^Possihly^ ti ol J. Solomon 2; Buckland of the A.ssumption. WASHINGTON (AP) — Preai- tionol anthem when Johnson Rd.; Dawn Bogli. 25 River St., Chass«,JJ80 New Bolton Rd.; for claimed injuries to her right shall be InterprAed to pro II Mfg. Inc. 10. dent Johnson publicly pro- arrived and left. A 21-gun aolute ' *« Rockville; Harvey Brown, 268 Mrs. Alberta Kendall, Brewer, The final session • of a four- knee, and her husband seeks hibit the construction, con Over China Charles E. Jacobson Jr. M.D. nounced himself delighted and boomed out. An epporet^ mis- Skinner Rd., Vetnon; Mrs. Maijle; Stephen Shea; 695 Clark part knockout teorii competition $1,060 for claimed expenses for veyance or ownership of (Continued from Page One) 5; The Aldon Spinning Mills E ^ p t G o a l GviUed by Canada’s Expo 67 — hap ripped a hole in the Mue St.; Wapplng: Frank Floberts, w il be played tonight at 8 at hospital care, for medical and dwelling units which com Anna Oamelli, BUington; Mrs. Corp., 10; General Services, Inc. but he was silent about the con- field of an American flag as It 4t 10 Barber HUl Rd.. Wapplng; the Italian American Club, 135 surgical care and attention and ply with the Unit Owner- Rita CdmuTa, 87 Seaman Cir- Horth Vietnam are under In 5; Drs. Conlon, Roberts, Kams, R ea ch e d John Morse, East Hartford; Eidridge S t The Manchester for X-rays. shi. Act as contained in tooversial U.S. pavUUon. was being hoisted to the side of BUT THERE ARE STILL PLENTY UP BEST BUYS LEFT • k dle; Robin Cleveland, Kelly Rd., structions to slay clear of a belt 20; Charles J. Ponticelli 5; Rob (Continued from Page One) M Matthew Babbto^u, Glaston Duplicate Bridge Club will also In a writ filed In the town Chapter 825, Section 47— Johnson spent 76 minutes at the Canadian maple leaf. The Vernon; Ma«, Marion Ctohun, 26 to 30 miles wide, just below ert J. Smith, Inc. 10; Mai-jory “ Let Israel start. This will be (he expoeiition at Montreal on a flag was hauled down, taken Worcester Dr., Veriion; Howard bury; Mrs. Beverly' Nograsfek, sponsor a duplicate bridge clerk’s office, Mrs. lovine claims the Chinese border with North 67 et sequor of the General i* game, open to the public, at the Cheney 10; Jarvis Realty Co. followed by a second blow on fast, suddenly announced visit a'way and (tie pole left vacant, Ericksen, 340 Smith St., Wap- 141 Center St. that she slipped on a concrete Vietnam. Statutes of Connecticut. u ramp while leaving the water.’ 10; Dorothy CJheney 10; Un our side which will be the death aoross the bonder Thunsday. Fifty or 76 yards to the left as )•••••• ping; Fred King, 41 Eldwhrd Also, Eleanor Bower, 25 An same time and place. The aim is to avoid Incidents The above amendment shall STM TING AS LOW AS She claims that the ramp, lead known 5; Bayer & Phelon, blow.” For about 80 minutes he visit- Johnson began speaking, par Srt,.; Mrs. Sharon Kiuabel, East chorage Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Lin in which American planes might become effective as of May 29, . t ing from the beach to the water, Attys. 5; (Jharlotte H. Cheney, At the same time, Associat ed the 20-etory plasUo end steel a half dozen young people • « Hartford; Mrs. Pauline Pep- da Kelbish, 25 Anchorage Rd., stray over into China and possi 1967. ' i was slippery, and charges the 10; Green Manor Construction ed Press correspondent Hanns geodesic dome housing Ameri- began yeUtng in French: “ Jolm- pones. East Hampton; Herman Vernon; Ernest Forsythe, Cov - Four Accidents bly bring on a clash. Planning and it town with negligence in per Co. 25; Anthony Choman 2; Neuerbourg reported from the can exhibits. The dome Itself eon — Murderer!’’ Police col- >2466 ■ 4 entry; Robert Hearn, East Tievd, 94 Spruce St.; Philip Pilots point out that, despite Floyd’s Market 5; Armory Jordanian port of Aqaba at the Zoning Commission Hartford: Mrs. Bonnie Mat- mitting the condition to exist. has been heralded widely as lared a man and woman and (Transportation charges, state and local taxes addlUooal) Ijewis, 228 Lydall St. But No Arrests sophisticated navigation equip Package Store 5; Marcel E. Al bead of the gulf that Egyptian John B. Lamenzo, thew.s, 64 S. Alton St.; Mrs. The action . is returnable in striking and magnificent. faustied (hem away, one officer PROMPT Also,, Anthony Mature, 120 ment, the high speed of jet lard Electrical Contractors 1; antiaircraft guns apparently Chairman Four car accidents were in Hartford County Court of Com The contents ha've been clapping Ms hand over the Bolton St.; Dierdre Moody, 122 Melissa loiselle and daughter, planes raises the chance of an Unknown 1; William H., Wm. F. fired on two Israeli Mirage jet Clarence W. Welti, 233 Northview Dr., South vestigated yesterday by police. mon Pleas. ' tahbed everything from marvel- woman’s mouth wtien abe start- Loomis St.; David Nisbet, Ever accidental overflight into forbid & Bridget Mnreeau 2; Mr. Rob- fighters from Egypt’s side of Secretary Windsor; Mrs. Caryn Murphy oua to horrible.'^ ed yelling again, HIGHEST APPRAISALS green Rd., Vernon; Mrs. An No arrests were made and no den areas. e’ ts Beauty Salon 3; Glen Ha the gulf. But the planes landed and daughter, 173 Spruce St.; Unlike one of his ‘-wie hope," he said, “that, toinette Paul, 104 School St.; warnings were issued. ven Boys Day Camp 3; Crockett apparently undamaged at Mrs. Anne Barclay and son, Crossing Guard 1668 election rivals, Michigan amo— other lessons to ho EASY TERMS Witonore Peterson, 26 Alton St.; A car driven by Michael E. Agency, Inc. 5; Barbara Wlerz- Elath, the Israeli port two miles TT
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‘V ' vice-presldeat; and Ketnw^ Times Official Grube, m anaging e ,__ , . PAGfi FlU'flB&W MANCHESTER EVENING HEEAU), MANCEBSTEB,, CONN., ERmAY, -MAY 28, 19W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAN ■ ■■(• jdi V e ■r I ■ I' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 , PAGE SEVENTB8 H ' , , . r ■ • - PAOB SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. B^NCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 l,a(lon Bditor Co-« Mw, Joyce Don, Paculty Advlaor VOL. XXX, No, 31 FRIDAY, MAY 26/ Compiled by Students of Manchesfer High School MHS Craft Sale Leaders Club Be prepared Wednesday, ■/. A.) May 31, to take advantage Hosts Sports of the chance of a lifetime to acquire beautiful handl- craited Jewelry, ashtrays, For Playday p'ewter pitchers and a great .variety of other Items at One of the first sunny days the MHS Craft Sale. The this spring recently provided a large selection will be on fine background for the Girls Bale from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m.< Leaders Club’s second playday In room 207. of the year. Joining the leaders in their playday wem girls from Rockville, Rocky Hill, Nevring- ton, and Oonard. A friendly atmosphere per Teepee Tales vaded the area as girls pinned name tags and mingled together before activities commenced. ■ GoU With everyone anxious to get With just onti match remain started, the girls were divided ing, the MHS'kGolf Team has into thre groups for softball, Wendy Smltli 20 lbs. Oakbiime 22” Outdoor 10”xl0”Adjustable Androck Folding S% Ft Beadi Betty Kirby Tim LoMaglio a respectable 9-5 record. This volleyball, and-the tennis tourn Um brella year’s team Is coached by Mr. ament. Each one chose the Qiarcoal Briquets Barbecue GriU Hibachi Hamburg Broiler Sand o l i r Legion of Honor Tom Kelley, Illlng physical ed- group she wanted to participate 2 eduoation teacher, who has done Ssmotiomil at Our Reg. Low Price 5,99 Ow Reg. low Price 6.40 Our Reg. Low Price 2.69 In and was given the opportuni Our a fine job in his first varsity ty during the afternoon to try Betty Kii>y has two great An all-around aports fan and campaign. Reg. lovee. She Is a very enthusiastic player i« this’ week’s male le all three. For volleyball and Leading the team this year Boftbeill the teams were mixed, 2.99 akier and an equally ardent gdonnalre, Tim LoMogllo. He is Gary Wigren, '67, who has Francophile. enjoys hunting, basketball, foot- allowing another chance for the 2.29 54.29 compiled a record of 10-4, and Skllng has been her favorite baU, tennis, pool, swimming, girls to become acquainted. Colorful Saran seat and back, 1 " Sturdy Arlb uadIreDa Tom Crockett, ’68, with e record Howevor, the tennis tourna 3.99 Adjustable chrom ^ grid with wood^ pointed metel pole. ■port for years, which le one o( and soccer, among many other Compartments for hamburgers, Mbular aluminum — finger ment had teams representing Shop Now for the Holiday en handle. Cast iron body with wood- WUte oiSy. #a6 Se reasons that she’ll be at- sports. A fullback on the soc- e L t t o t W s v^aT’fe^or^ Extra deep beaded bowl; dirome base — draft control. _ ^ ^ chops, fish or steak, square mesh folding. Modem contour dedgo. tending Elmira CoUege next cer team for three years, Tim Mustard each individual school. Limit 2 per customer. plated grid, lever operated, 5” wheels, — wding lo ^ ring. #9914 Perfect for beach, lak^ boot or fall, (it’s good ski country), has also been on the rifle team ’ ’ Because it was late, the tour Only SOO bags per store. 10’’X20" King Size HibacM W Q Q pooL #90 6 #100. Not assemblibled. This feminine athlete hopes to for three years and has played ’67, Bob Dotchin ’67, and Jim nament was cut short, and there Our Reg. Low Price llA e, h m j y live In New Ehigland "because Intramural basketball. His pres- Becker, ’68. If the golfers can were no final winners. .... — ■ " 1 love snowy winters and want ent course load Includes Eng- win their final match, they At 4:00 p.m. those who want might qualify for the state to live in the country.’’ lieh, Physfcs, Moth IV, Al- Merit Awards Presented ed took relaxing swim in the Her love for France steins gebra. IQ, end Modem Prob- tournament. Gary Wigren is the MHS pool. Others continued from living and studying there lema. only member who has a chance Last Tuesday’s Merit Awards Banquet featured as the evening’s speaker, Mayor Nathan softball or volleyball games. 5 Pomlion 7 of qualifying individually for this past summer. Her favorite ,eele that Ws father, his Agoetinelli, sliown speaking with several of the many award receivers, from left to right With everyone famished from the state tournament. personage is a Frendi (sur- eiose friends, and oamp have Gloria Opalach, Martha Buder, and Ken Walker, all ’67. The Student (Jouncil-sponsored an a full afternoon’s activities, sup Folding eSurise prise!) elder, Jean-Claude Killy, ^lost Influenced his future Mr. Kelley feels that with a nual affair is conducted to recognize Individuals for their outstanding contributions to vari per was soon served in the cafe Betty’s schedule this year has jy could do anything little luck the team could have ous clubs throughout the year. Program chairman was Jo-An Boudreau ’67. Other invited teria for all the participants. Indudod French IV, Bkiglish, j,g wanted, he would end the picked up a few more wins. A l guests introduced by Master of Ceremonies, Mitt Oosllt, ’67,. were Mr. A. Raymond Rogers, Hot dogs and hamburgs with Our modem European Wstory, mod- Vietnam. though Mr. Kelley is losing ell principal, Mr. William Curtis, superintendent of schools, and Mr. Arthur Glaeser, student milk, salads and desserts pro Barbara Lynne Reg. em problems and crafts. Fiavo- After he graduates, Tim but two varsity members, a few council advisor. vided a filling supper for the low Price rlte of her MHS classes was hopes to Hve in New England individuals are moving up from g;irla. Just after 6:00 the girls 7A9 Mr. Monahan’s An>«ricra Liter- beoauee of the wide variety of the JV squad who could make hraded home after a very suc Captains Picked ature course which first intro opportunity. "In New England next year’s team a title con- ' cessful playday. Double tubular alumlnmi tender. Spirit of >6t ~ duced her to the subject in you get a touch of every sea Big Expo ’67 Monster Officers Elected New cheerieading captains for aims — , spun ends, 7 X 1 6 v;hlch she hopes now to major. son in the year. ’This enables ' - Baseball Recently, the Girls Leader’s the 1967-68 sports seasons h a v e' web — 6 adjustments. #811 Extra - curricular aoUvlties you 'to participate in atmost all Hitting may be the specialty Spring has sprung, and if <31ub elected a president, vice ONLY 92 PEBSXOBE nawhaw ujciuaeaincluded threeuireo years «ot morts.” Ofof the MHS Baseball Team, but Swallows French Club jmu check your calendar, only president, and secretary. The been elected by the varelty cheerleaders. Elected by the A ndrock Aquaottes (vice pred^t^ this fuiture Tim wasn’t enough. ’They won only . And swoMorwed by a gigantic Uteidy, wilH be quite an expen- tlwee weeks remain before the ■new president, who will have Shish Kebab Electric Garden Torches year), two_years in AFS, three one of their last four games for Spirit o f ’67 takes over „pnd the responsibility of presiding new and old varsity members years in Ski Club, and Current would , like to visit LeMans, monster! 'That's how the gyro- stve dweUiing, ranging in price Monaco, «nd the French Rdv- The Indians, out- ^nior Week gets under way over ail Girl’s Leaders Club wore Barbara Lynne and Wendy Affeirs Club this year. tron riide end». This sensation- from $500 to $700 monthly. Fire Starter With 6 Ft. Poles Charcoal Scuttle lora. Until this Ume, -Qm will hitting every opponent, have ai ride was oniy one of the The Frendi Club had a spe- Senior Reception June meetings, is Jan Moseley, ’68. Smith, both ’68. Each co-captain Skewers Betty’s free time is filled Sharon Gworek, ’68, is the new has two years of cheerieading Our Regr Low Price 1.99 Our Reg. Low Price 4.19 pair ^ Comp. Value 2.99 with sailing her own boat in continue to live with his par- »y ^h® swinging bats many features of Expo 67 that del treat at the fair on Sat- .. ... Our Reg. Low Price T.59 of Steve Banas and Mike Mc- wore viewed by about 34 mem%^ urday. Outside of the Mexico ™eme of the reception ia vice president and Pat Badger, experience at MHS. As captains Maine each' summer; where she ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Peter Lo- Cindy his both ’67 and Dale Os-- hers of the MHS French Club, paviliem was the well-known Your Fate to the Wind” ’68, is the new secretary. their jobs will be leading crowds fives on on island, swimming, Maglio,___ his sister. ‘Oat ’ ’ UIck CObb and Tim Cum Enjoyed by nearly every stu- Baja Marimna Bsmd who were ^ tickete will go on sale According to Mnes Ctese, the in sports events, taking care of reading, ejqierlmentlng virlth mings, all ’68. Losing to Bristol faculty advisor, the Girls Lead I>ep rallies. French recip^, and occasional- **■’■38 Hoffinmn Road dent, Gyrotron was located on featured toe that one day only. Monday, June 5 at $3 a couple. Brion Rogers, ’68 Central 7-6, Bristol Eastern 13- La Rhonde, the amusement area Now ttent their major event traittUonaJ dSAvn dance will er’s Qub is a service club, not Barbara is baking U. S. Ifis- ly being eupw-«reative, sa when 6. and Maloney 12-1, the Indians at the fair. It consdsta of first, of the year is over, the French after the reception end a social dub. Each leader gives tory, English, Geometry, Eco ehe constructed two huge paper- 1.19 1.39 3 .2ft 2.39 managed to beat Conard 3-2. a ride through simulated space Club is making plans to have sponsored by the Rotary up at least a period a week, nomics, Foods and Physical Ed. British Isles 5 Web Lawn Chair ma^e swans for one of the and Northern Working all nine Innings against which features planets and sat- dinner at a French restaurant °lub. Tickets for the dawn and many after school hours, Outside sch-ool she participates Europe.” Set of four stainless steel tools, 18%** The quick dependable way to start Spun ahunknun, 7” diameter bead, ZiOQg Qwut and swingiim ball. Holds MIH8 proms. Oonard, Doug Steely, ’68, was eiUtes. Then one is wtiiried out- ^ Farmington on June 23. ^®®® PiMchosed along too. The club provides referees in ICH. charcoal fires. Safe, economical. SOO 6 ft. black aectional pde. One filling Our Am for future plans—^1' h<^' .. But till Elmira next year, Idng. For outdoor broiling at its 10 Ib. bag of briquets. Heavy gauge the winning pitcher. They close .side and then buried inside ip- A fter camplertimg th eir- final reception tickets tor and girts who participate in Wedy takes Chembtry iuid Watts. UL approved. #98 UP lasts 8 to 10 hours. #2A steel. #93-WI Reg. to return to France, perhaps she’ll' live with her parents, Mr. their season next week. Al Honors English, French UI, Lsr #418X to a volcano and finoUy into day of schooi, students will intnamunale. Welfare conmiit- Low with a . Jurtor-YeariAbroad’ and Mrs. Donald Klrtiy, 88 though comprising mostly jun the monster. Also featured in „,eet at MHS at five o’clock to oommeivcement represent- tees, playday committees, and a tin HI, U.S. History, and Physi Program Ih college. ■ Also, • I’d Pljrmouth La. iors, the Indians have done as La Rhonde were other rides tnayg,! t<, Farmington. After ®^ves now are opilecting $3 chairman and oo-chairman for cal Ekl. She belongs to the Lsr Price 3.69 2.49 Mke very Inuch to visit -the ‘ ■ Jill Horton ’67 well as can be expected this and smalU souvenir shops. dinner, the club will go to Hart- banquet Tues- each sport are chosen. The tin Club, Student Council aitd -L. ------year, Next year they will be ex- The pavUdon which the National Honor Society. pavUion which alohost f^rd to see a movie7 their test '^“"® ^ ‘*®®^ apocts chairman and co-chair 8tur(^ r* tubular aluminum. J6 web vlollns, by MkAael Johns’6t on P®rle™=«^ have a good wer^ione enjoyed was the ■■■Unit- ■■ 'a^rvity rf’ the yrar' ner will highlight the banquet, men get out equipment and Other members of the varsity the Frem* H6rn and by Linda placing high in the ed States pavilion. Ihe main with plenty for even the biggest take attendance cunong other squad for next year include across 4 plus 4 down. Green and white Ahout Nadeau '68 soprano. A trio for UCIL. attraction here was the space eater, and the ctess history will events. Joan Halloran and Kathy or turquoise and wbite. #200 MHS . .. J. oe>lh) and horn was per- ventures of Americeu On iKspiay be presented. Ihere wi'U be about sixty ORrden, ’68, Janfa Bonham, foimed by Cyrus Stevens, Bar were aotuai space capsules in- Five Groups Plans are shaping up for the members of the Girls Leaders Nancy Desrosiers, Cathy Heller, bara Kelly ’69, and Michael oluddng Apoi'lo I. Other sights informal danice fo r 6§i)lors on Olub next year. For her first Brenda MattarelU, Jeanne Post Mafiiemattos AwaH Classes Hear in this pa'viKon consisted o f the Btfan Riegers, ’68, is the own Johns. Wednesday during Senior Week year in the club, each girt is and Sue Primus, all ’69. history of the U.S., in dolls, Ier of a pin and a copy of the A ll the performers grained ex- Plan Picnics in the quadrangle. Besides get a "leader candidate,’’ and if she guitars from famous • singing book "Mm. o f Mothenwaitiics’’______cellent scores In each category U C onn T rio ting one more chance to adgn bos proven successful, die be w hich w“« e ‘h S sr«ili^ for tek. which Included tone, technique, groups, and a special attraction It’s always easy to tell that Somanhis,’ the color movies of comes a full-fledged member of movie stars. ing flwft place in a Mgh school A rather obscure music form the end of the year is approach- the picnic also will be shown. the next year. The physical Aridian Qtes Of aM the European pavBdons, ing by the large number of pic- It looks like a great way to n^em attoa exominaticn. The Mr. N j^e, who directed the or- ^ contemporary scene is eduoation teachers decide if she Britain and Czechoslovakia nics that ore befeng planned. Af- usher in graduation day. is quoiified. If i^e is, she gets teat, recently given by the 8»nl2attons. was congratulated that o f chamber mu'sic. EiariSer Students for AotUBrie’a OWb of HartfooJ, ■'"“ y the perforrn- were most enjoyed. The fontier ter a year of haird work, every- Just a reminder to clear up her patch which she wears on WOB open to a« boya and glris groups and his in the week, several music featured 20th century living, one is ready for a day of fun any payments for the picnic, her gym suit to show that ehe Also shown here wore cast-alu- and relaxation. from LmcheoteTKag* SiSoS and approach to the mu- dosses had the opportunity to end if you haven’t paid-for a is a (krte Leader. Prose, Verse 7 Pc. Glass 7 Pc. Glass 4 G allon Hamilton Skotch Misten to a trio of musicians minum sculptures. Czechorio- On Miay 29, the Somanhis su'^pflement and want to, there •■V who have had a sobatantlial ® ^ ,______vakia’s pariidon. wras noted for wtU hoQd a pdondc at the home fa a possibility you can sUll ro- background In college level ■ ’ i . ■ from the Undvensity of Connec The Senior Banquet Oommit- The MJi.S. fine arts maga Beverage Set Skotch Kooler Cooler Chest ti ticut, who presented a program the beauty of the gloss works of their advisor Mrs. Kelson, serve one, but act fast, Juice Set math. which were exhibited. Much and on June 1, the High School ’ Ostrout '67 tee is headed by Judy Fnan- zine, the Ari'dian, went on sole Brian, who ranked above ep- ShbU) Saturday of chamber music. zosa and Don Larsaon. This Wednesday, May 17. Our Reg. Low Price 3.99 Our Rig. Low Price 4.99 Our Reg. Low Price 12.95 The trio, composed of UConn artwork and fashion were also Wontd wffll journey to Wickham Senior Oonimlttees ’ Our Reg. Low Price 4.49 proKlmatcly fifty cither stu di^ayed a t^ s buMdlng.' Park for a cookouL Including Many seniors are on Senior oommiUrtee includes, Pamela The Aridian, which oonqirisee dents, has tedeen A lgebra I and liooking for something professors, Induded Mr. DiCec- Ward, Pamela Dorr, Philip different to do this week Perhaps the mort unusual woik ^ fun, the Sender Is- week committees for the recep- the moat outstanding contribu i Q and Geometry as well ea co—coWo, 'Mr. Lenard — violin, Redding, Donna Ccwo, Barry 4 end? How about going to stipuctupe at the exposiitioii was sue wil Ibe pHannad and the fjon thi* Miath IV during hia years at and Mr. Ooieman—viola. They Sandals, Kaibhy Carroll, Linda tions in student art.and litera 3 Pc. 6 Ft. see the'German Club pres are on tour throughout all Con Habitat, a modbi apartment QuiU and So!oOI Membemhips T thT sector ture during the year, woe the 4)«rliftg.lUB MHS. Other Students ranking house of the futura. This apart- and Heion Estes Jouroalto Lewis, Gail Tryon, Ronnie Kud- entation of the operetta necticut high schools under a result of many months of work high on the mathematics teat ment house, consisting of many Awoto w « be presented. low, Nancy Morton, Mickey "Hansel and Gretel,” In grant to bring a taste of cliam- of the 22 atofif men>bera. f'rixn 2 .4 7 1.99 3 .4 4 8 .8 8 Redwood Picnic Set were; Second place, Ken Walk small apartments stacked irreg- Dt seems that about half the f Ehlers, Bemie Packard, Fran German naturally, .nie time ber music to the high school am overwhelming numbv of., Assorted Decorator Colors. Large 64- er; Third place, Steve Malken- - - g ; ' .' ■ — ------T student body at MHS enjoys Senior EXiardi, Sharon Lines, Gloria Emboesed — ,aH ehnnhnim, fully in Is 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, level. »ibm iesions, 34 ahort stories oz. hand blown pitcher —> six 10 oz. Large 82 oz. hand blown pitcher a d Msda of fineet coated steeL Alcabel son and Ed Saymanoski and Sullivan, Sue Beoiewith, and matching glasses. #7064 remstant idaid fiwirii- FtiQy insulated. sulated, light, win not rust or cor Sturdy, rustic redwood. Bounded eor* May 27th and the place, the The reaction to this rather f T r ? Z ^ the sea, sand, and sun at Oce^ and 16 art pieces were se six 6 oz. matdiing glasses. #71102 Fourth ptecc, Barry‘^ndalB. uete with the class o f 1968 sea ch on one of the many pic- Mancy Randier and Steve Sue Paine. Martha Buder, Malt rode. Almnlnum liner and tray. ners, 6’ table and 2-6’ benches. #4070 BHng Cafeteria. . Tickets refined foam o f music, fai to lected to be represented in the #403. French Conteist should have earned .7% credits mca that journey there. On June Their comihittee in- Coetit emd BiU Hilinaki are #1119CF may be purchased at the day’s restless temperament was, magazine. Two prizes of ten NOT ASSEMBLED With the first prize of a trll^'k. by the end of the 1967 summer the Oholrs w«a travel to the eludes: Gail Madlvaln. Sandy chairmen of the Senior Pic door fo r $1.00. quite surprisingly, one of appre dolters each were awarded for to Europe, six enthusiastic Man- school to be assigned to a senior |,each to be followed by the McCJallum, Joan Nasslff, Betty nic Cbrnmittee which includes ciation end genuine enjoyment. excellence in writing: TOe" homeroom next year. L,atin Olub on June 9. Featured Kirby, Sandy Guadano, Ken Debbie Cterke, Carol Kramer, 1 0 0 l i l y 5 0 l i l y H o lid a y David Hartwell Memorial Prize H«h 5«?» »«t Students who expect to grad- events art the latter pdonte vrill Walker, Barbara Rayburn, ■Qm Thresher, Merit Ware, diverilmOTto by Haydn, a Bee for Prose went to Nancy Luck- Potted Plants for l^chC^test'w hlcb was held. ^ uate with . the class of 1969 include the ever popular scav- Gloria Opalach, Pam PrankUn, A ll^ Barton, Rick Cartwright, thoven trio, in C minor, and a man for her short atory, and Cold Cups H o t Cups Snack Treats^ for the state . I K t MANCHESTER BVENiNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 PAGE NiNirrB^^^ PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HEliXlD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 V ■ !?■' THE ferald Angle Rule, Zurley Showdown PET£ ZANARPI Miami Site Final Rims, Teijfvpers of the Times Grand Slam Aeslatant Sports Editor Sharing Lead iTAHWNGS] Due Shordy Ofj Title Tilt Adjustments Homer Helps Last to Know ' In Oklahoma t National league In Hoop War Why is it each is the last to find,/ That his legs are Next Season Tndy. Feature i Beat Boston W. L. Pet. 0 .p gone— tha't his eyes are bad,/ That the quicker refleites OKLAHOMA CITY /AT>\ anclnnatl .. 27 14 .659 — MINNEAPOLIS (AP)— have left his mind,/That he hasn’t the stuff that he NEW YORK (AP) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)— predictions win NEW YORK (AP) — l^uj^ ... 21 is .618 2\ i Professional basketball’s le one day had,/ That lost youth mocks, and he doesn’t Now -^hat- the American (A P )— Qualifiers for the ^mamehts, Jack Rule Jr. ^ There are flecks of gray in Pittsburgh ..20 is .671 4 gal war flared into a mil- aee/The ghost of the fellow that used to be? and National Football 500-mile auto race May 30 and Kermit Zarley should ; Jim Northrup’s hair, but Chicago .... 20 I6 .556 4Vi Caught by a strike which ------:------League, have determined lion-dollar court showdown were to take their final finish well at the $66,000 they're nothing compared Atlanta .— 20 17 .541 6 they used to beat— / Nailed by the "all-comer” fights, hut that Miaihi will be the site Thursday when two more practice runs at the Indiati- Oklahoma, City Open. to the worry lines the 27- 5an Fran. .. 20 17 .641 5 a punch they used to block— / the going got serious, the o f theirtnext championship apolis Motor Speedway to o q a hot, Windy d a y ’nM nday, year-old Detroit outfielder Angeles I6 21 .432 9 National Basketball A ^pci- Trailing ^e flurry of flying Manassa Mauler wound up on game, they can settle down Rule, who won here in 1966, and ation teams filed suits to day, with track workouts is producing in the brows .. I6 20 .429 9 feet,/ But dreaming still of uie canvas. to the weiirhtv matter of centering on carburetion Zarley. a former NCAA cham of American League, pitch New York .. 11 22 .333 12 try to block the jumping of peaks that mock-/ Each is the ^oney problems sent Pep .suitable name for pion^ shot three-uhder-par 69s Houston . . . . 12 27 .308 14 last to leant from fate/ That bac^ the fight and all he * SUltaDiename lor tests and mechanical .ad- ers. stars to the new American to claim a one-atroke lead. history is finished—and out of vvound up with was sympathy. ju.stments. Gary Flayer, Mtiler Barber Northrup drove in live runs Thursday’s Results Basketball Association. Commissioner Peto Roselle Pit crews were allocated The St, Louis Hawks filed Bobo Olson, one of the toughest and unknown Larry Ziegler) Thursday night—four of them Chicago 5, Cincinnati 4 isn’t ready to oonduot a noUen-' three hours practice time after companion suits in U.S. District So penned the immortal middleweight champs, stay- were at 79. on his second grand-slam home St. Louis 5, Atlanta 0 ' . V wide contest in an effort to find the track was ciear^ . Smooth Count here to enjoin their rookla Graniland Rice. ^ around much toO long. ‘Ilte tournament appeared run in eight days—as the Tigers Only games scheduled a title.for the title game, but he and rapid refueling Kction in the star, Lou Hudson, from playing Ample tMtimqny fills the ,, e « iMOded toward the higheat cut battered Boston 9-3. has aoheUed tha aid of newsmen pits is considered a key factor Today’s Games with the Minnesota Muskies of sports page of late. Fortypyear RECORD HOLDER — off this year, with the wind Elsewhere in the Americ-in covering the pro football meet- in the Memorial Day race. Atlanta (Johnson 3-2) at New the ABA. The Hawks also seek old Robin Roberts, hoping for Year Too Long Putting his name in pushing the projected cutoff to League, Kansas City topped Ingfs which were to wind up to- The Yankee 809 stock car $3 million damages. another major league chance, , the Manchester High 151, seven rtrokee over per. Minnesota 3-2 and Washington York (Cardwell 2-5), night pitching for Reading In the Spo^s history is filled with day. race at Indianapolis Raceway “ Y O U D O N T SAY,” says Clete Boyer o f Atlanta as Umpire Billy Williams St. Louis (Washburn 2-2) at The San Francisco Warriors “ 1 think ,my game has ma- ' edged Cleveland 2-1. In the only Eastcni League and 37-year old performers who went one year Although they might not. be _track . record books was Park Saturday will provide a gives the safe sign on play at third base. Clete looks avbit surprised Rightly filed suit in San Francisco seek tured greatly in the last few National League action; Chicago Philadelphia (Bunnlhg 3-5), Joey Qlardello, the former long—the Y. A. Titties and winners—^Rozelle is offering an R on A n g o tta . H e h u n ^ weekend interlude for a num- ing to prevent Clyde Lee from months,” Zarley said. “ I’m so. On his follow-through after the attempted tag, he hit Williams— ^acciden- Tdpped Cincinnati 5-4 and St. night vrorld middleweight champicn, WUlle Peps. unidentified prize if there is a ed the discus 145 feet, her of 6(X) qualifiers. Speedway V\ going to New Orleans of the ready to 'win a tournament.’* tually, of course— in the mouth with his glove. Louis shut out Atlanta 6-0. Cincinnati (Noten 3-1) at starting over again. Titie. some are ageless. The winner—come of the early can- two inches against drivers committed to the stock ABA. The Warriors seek $1 mil Zairley missed a three-foot putt The gray hair gives Northrup Pittsburgh (Veele 6-0), night Age has always been the en- ^®y*^ WilheOms, Art Donovans, didates are the Merger Bowl, event ever the 1.7-mile course lion plus an imspecifled amount Windham High to es on the last hole 'Which 'would an elder ^tesman look,, but he Los Angeles (Sutton 1-5) at emy of athletes and many the Gordie Howes seem to keep the Summit Bowl and The included' Dlario Andretti, who of damages. tablish the new mark. have gi'ven him the lead. has- a ready explanation for it. San Francisco (Marichal 7-3), bitter-sweet words dedicated to **** going. Archie Moore had the Game. paced 500 qualifying this year night Previously, the Los Angeles Rule, whose last tour ■victory “ My mother and dad got gray Oiem. secret, Sammy Baugh and Officially, the name of the with a record '158.982 m.p.h, Lakers of the NBA filed suit to waa here in 1996, commented, early,” he says. “ I have an un Houston (Cuellar 3-2) at Clii- Othirs recognize the fickle- Charlie Oonerly were nearly 49 game that will be played in Ml- and two-time 500 ■Whmer A. J. attempt to stop Jim Bcurnee “ Ih order to win a tournament, cle with snow white hair. It runs cago (Culp 3-3) nesa of age and don’t flirt with before they loft the scene and ami’s Orange Bowl Jan. 14, Foyt. ' from going to Dallas of the you have to like the course iuid In the family.” it, the likes of Rocky Marciano Famers Ty Cobb, Elddle 1968, between the champions of Yainkee 300 entrants were to American League ABA. m certainly like it here.” So Jim accepts his premature and Gene Tunney being classic Collins, and\ Rogers Hornsby the two leagues is The AFL- practice tW.s aftemoen, with vv. L. Pet. G.B. A. » '• A \ Hudson, runner-up to Detroit’s RvSe'ls the only former cham mm. examples. Race driver Sam were over 40. NFL World Championship about 56 entries expected to at graying matter-of-factly . . . the C hicago...... 2222 1111 .667 — Dave Bing in the NBA’s Rookie- picn playing this year- Arnold Game. But by the time anyone tempt qualifications Saturday Controls Batters same way he does his hitting. Detroit 22 13 .629 1 RARING TO GO is Chicago pitcher Ferguson Jen of-the-Year voting this past sea Hanks, former Indy 500 winner Palmer is the only man to win could get all that out, television “ I think I should hit .300 up'Boston 18 18 .500 5'^ is another. morning. The Yankee 300 will the tide twice. Lost year’s -win-; kins, one of the early, and pleasant, surprises of son, signed a three-year con Hope and Pray would have missed the first 2-1, the same mark he had with here,” he says. “ I've eiJways Kansas Ci 18 IS .500 6 '^ Glardello, who came beck to start at 2 p.m. ner -was ’Tony Lema, 'who died NEW YORK (AP) — the 1967 baseball season. Jenkins is becoming the tract with Minnesota last week, cxmuneroial. the Cardinals lost season when tried to be the best. I can’t do Baltimore 17 17 .500 the ring to avoid bankruptcy RoberLs is out to duplicate The 500 field 'will reassemble in a plane crash last summer. Dick Hughes, a “ wild man Sports Vieiving 5V4 most reliable starter on the Cub staff. reportedly for between 3150,(X)0 So the label Super Bowl be a. they brought him up at the end anything halfway.” Cleveland 17 18 .486 6 was once a noted puncher, ris the comeback his former Phil for the an- :al drivers’ meeting Rule suid Zarley had lots of in the minor leagues,” has ■ and $200,000. came popular. It 'Was bom unin Monday to confer on race rules. .of the year. His two hits against the Red Minnesota 16 19 .457 7 Lee, former Vanderbilt Ali- ing the middleweight divislcm adelphia Phlllle teammate Curt chaMengers for the lead. More opposing hitters in the ma SATORDAY tentionally as an offhand re- The bad start last year, in “He never made it before be Sox raised Northrup’s batting New York 15 19 .441 'm Amerlca, reportedly has signed from 1963-65. He won the title Simmons made. He is current- than 69 golfers 'were bunched ” 3:00 (SO) Roller Derby i„ » mark by Lamar Hunt, owner of which 11 cars were eliminated jor leagues under control cause he was wild,’’- Cardinal average to .290. He has 21 runs California 16 22 .421 8Vi a two-year, $90,000 contract with from Dick ’Tiger. wMiin five strokes. 4:00 (30) Sandy Koufax / ^ * the Kansas Q ty Chiefs, and It Country Club from the race, will be reviewed. now after taming down Manager . Red Schoendienst batted in and three homers— Wash’n. . 16 21 .417 8>/i New Orleans. He has lost both bouts on his four-hWter,four-hitter, five-hitter and sevrsev» — cu,u Ziegler, -whose 16 tour tour-.'G Show comeback trip, the latest last grew and grew and grew—until -4------^------neys this^eor have netted only ■ himself. s^d. Hughes was walking more two of them grand slams. At issue is the reserve clause enhitter. His only loss •was a it reached the point that there Following are the starting The St. Iiouis Cardinal right 4:15 (SO) Dodgers vs. Thursday’s Results Monday night to a 28-year show $469, had a 32 on his second < than four men a game in many “ When I try to hit hon.e in NBA contracts which the 1-0 heartbreaker. was Super Week, Super Sunday, times, pairings for Satui'day’s hander put down the slugging Giants Washington 2, Cleveland 1 salesman in Pittsburgh. nine. "' of his minor league labors, al runs,” he says, “ I get myself established league contends . “I had to try a comeback,” super Teams, Super Players, ad Four Ball, Best Ball Golf Tour- 5:00 ( S) Race of the Kansas City 3. Minnesota 2 Comebacks are not rare in Major League Doug Sanders, limping from ., Atlanta Braves 6-0 ’Ihursday though striking out twice that messed up at the plate.” LITTLE LEAGUE his 11 bench jockeys, he studied binds a player to a team tor at he told one writer. “I owed It inlinitum. nament at the Manchester night w ith"* two-hitter, mafle Week Detroit 9, Boston 3 sports, especially in boxing. a bad kn«e caused 1^ a Mood“ number. He messed up tee Red Sox in By TONY DIPERRIO each one, but none looked too least one year after he com- to myself. God gave me a “ We’ve never used Super Country Club. Three-quarter even brighter because he didn't ( 8) Wide World of Only games schaduled What are few and in between strong body. I’ve tried to take =LeocIers== i clot, shot a one-over-par 73. . But -with the Cardinals in 1966, the fifth inning Thursday night, Little Leaguers were practic- cockey. pletes a contract, Bowl official'ly or unofficially,” handicaps will be used: walk a man. Sports Today’s Games are successful ones. Sugar Ray care of it. American League U.S. Open Champion Billy he walked only seven men In 21 7:00 (18) WrestUng climaxing a six-run rally with ing every afternoon at Waddell, Three were in teai's and six The NA’s reserve clause is a Rozelle spokeStnan said. “ Not “ That’s the first regular sea innings, struck out 20, pitched a his bases-loaded shot. AI Kaline New York (Peterson 0-2) at Robinson’s return comes to History records the rare 7:34—Peragallo 6, Crockett 16, Batting (89 at bats)—Kaline, Casper, considerad among the (SO) Let’s Go to the and if you studied the coaches, all rattled, and neither of similar to that of baseball, but a many people like it. It’s a nick Johnston 12. Rlsi 20. son game I ever went nine in Cleveland (McDowell 2-2), fiight mind. He retired in 1952 then feats. It delights in the likes Det-, .359; F. Robinson, BaK., Wilson Stops RSox Streak - fa'vorites, blew to a three-over-, 2-t) shutout In his first start and Races had driven in two runu with a everything looked swell. jjjg others, ever had batted, crucial difference is that base- name, and it’s a bad play on 7:41 — Horvath 4. Lennon 13. nings without walking anyone,’’ Washington (Coleman 2-3) at returned to win the middle of Bob Fitzsimmons, Who .325. ■par on the back nine and came ' finished with a 1.71 earned run 8:00 ( 8) Sports Special: single earlier in the inning. On that infamous Sunday, the j j had used them before ball enjoys immunity from the words. Everything became su Smiley 11, Bengtson 17. said the bespectacled 29-year- Detroit (Sparma 4-0), night weight c iw n from Bobo Olson fought until the age of 52, 15 7:48—Cronin 4, CurtU 13, White Runs—Tovar, Minn., 84; Ka- in at 74- average. Irish Football and Tbe victory snapped a three- 19th of May, regular season to see what they could d o ,’cause antitrust laws under Supreme per this and super that.” old rookie. “ 1 did go nine in Boston (Rohr 2-1) at Balti 10, Nelson 16. Kne, Det., 28.’ At Four Games for Tigers Colonial 'Winner Dave Stock He has pitched 35 innings in 12 Hurling Finals game Tiger slide and a four- baseball got underway. hit that we get. Court sancUon. Basketball has in 1955 and went on to win and years after losing the heavy- Club owners obviously had 7:56 — Gordon 3, Genovesi 16, nings once in spring traUiing games—10 in relief—this season more (McNally 2-2), night lose it twice after that. weight title; Jim O’Rourke, who a;. Phelan ll. Anderson 18. Runs batted in—KaJine, Det., Baltimore (AP) —The Bos- inning, and Wilson breezed ton, Bob dharlea, Boh Verwey,..r/ game Boston winning string. Coaches no longer spoke and pyn us through. >10 solid lagal support, and tho importwk matters to dis- _ 8:0^Klrkpatrlck. 7, culver without a walk, but I was a wild and walked only 14 while fan SUNRAY Chicago (John 3-2 and O’Toole More common are the unsuc caught an entire gome -with the 1®' 33; KUlobrew, Minn., ton Red Sox, their four-game home from there. ’The former Wayne Yates, Bob McCaUister, 1:30 ( S) Sports Spectacu the players were all ruffled, no . . , It is under the antitrust laws man in the minor leagues.’’ ning 36 with a 2.83 era. A’STWINS— 1-1) at California (Bnuiet 1-7 He thought for a moment, cessful tries and better fighters New Ybrk Giants ait age 52; cuas on the third day “^Sprague 15, Home runs — F. Robinson, winning streak finally halted by Boston right - hander scattered Babe Hlskey and Jim Odbertil lar: Bowling matter what they did, they that ABA attorneys will chal- four-dayiOiir*aa.v meetings,YnMiinurs. but all thattnat Hunt tn12. tLaPointe ok 25. - a. •*_«. - a . . _ . ___ ...... _ia In the only other National Hughes struck out nine Bert Campaneris scored all and WiUhite 0-1), 2, twi-nlght looked at the 9-year-old kids. than Giardello-are included. Joe and Jockey Le'vi Burlingame, Balt., 10; Kaline, Det., 10. ex-teammate Earl Wilson and eight hits. oJl shot 71s. 2:15 (80) Yankees vs. lacked the hustle. ^BA contracts. was made public was the nam- 8:16—Krisiof 6, Putz 15, Slbrinsz League gome, the Chicago Cubs Braves and only light-hitting the way from second on Jim Minnesota (Merritt 1-0) at Many a game, in the fifth in- ^ faster, this had reserve clause spec- Louis tried a return only to who waa over 69 when he rode 12 Benton 19. Pitching (4 dedsions) — Hot- the Detroit Tigers, will try to Mike Ryan’s bases - empty Cleveland ing of the site of the second Su used their bats bring league Woody Woodward and Marty Kansas City (Nash 6-3), night bs outpointed by Ekezard Charles his last race and promptly fell _^^pg len. Chic., 5-0, 1.000; Sparma, start another one as they open homer in the third and Reggie 2:30 ( 3) Soccer: Phila- Gosger’s two-out infield single ning vt'as won, ’cause the regu- “ Ifies that when a player’s con- AFL-NFL World ll. Parn^an 24 leading Cincinnati tmder control Martinez managed hits off him. and decked by Marciano. Jim and broke his leg. 8:30—^Pietrantonio 7, Oflara 13, B. Det., 4-9, 1.000. a three-game series against the Smith’s two-run triple in the Sports Director delphia vs. Toronto . in the seventh inning, giving the lars thought it was all in fun. patted little Jimmy who tioot i'i expii.iing, he is offered a Championship Game. Davis 12, McLatfery: 16. 6-4 on Ron Santo’s tie-breaking * * Jeffries come out of retirement Hopes and prayers go out to Strikeouts—Peters, Ghdc., 69; Baltimore Orioles tonight. eighth accounting for all the (18) Southern 500 Athletics their winning run The underdog knew better, only three feet eight, he contract by Sept. 1 of that The first game waa held last 8:37—R. Gordon 7. McCarthy 13, single in the ninth inning. CDBS-REDS— against Miimesota. now was the time, get up and looking ^or four balls, to y g ^ jj j^g jj^gg gjg,x by Oct. as the white hope and was the likes of Roberts "and Gtor- Novak 10, Weiman 19. Lonborg, Bost., 64. ^ battle of left-handers is in runs. Job for Jensen • • • 5:00 ( 8) Indianapolis 500 Raiii Again Cuts Jan. 19 in the Los Angeles Col 8:44—Oldham 6, Dutelle 16, Shaw Seinto unloaded off reliever Campaneris had singled with slug, bring in those runs, one at third base. j j|jg gjgj contract is considered knocked out by Jack .Johnson. deUc, but very few, even the iseum. 10. Kelly 17. National League proapeci,prospect. wunWith roojucrookie rwaiyBilly Rohrrwnr Wilson,wiison, wnowho naahas beenpeen icbbluibfeasting RHINO, N«v. (AP) — Jaclda'^ Festival Parade -8:51 — Eich 4, McNamara IS. OABOS-BRAVES— ’Ted Abernathy with one out aft two out and then stole second. Sports' Schedule a time. The kid stood up in the box, in effect for the coming year. Luis Flrpo sp oile^ J ess Wil heroes, ever beat growing old. The Orange Bowl, where the Baittinff 180 at batel—Clemen- (2-lJ scheduled to pitch for Bos- on Red Sox pitching this sea- Jensen, former major league’ Hughes, making only his fifth PrliKtle 9. J. Calamari 30. __ _ Aa.«. mmaImcsA AiVia esrvvi Kltt yvum WaU ImMtm ---- JLiv^Wall'f! er the Cubs loaded the bases Then he sped home as Gosger The 7 to 3 score just melted jus*- I'ke he was told.~because with the player subject to a 25 lard’s return. v “ Show me a hero and I'll AFL Dolphins play and which is 8:58—Homans 7, Agostlnelll te. Pitt., .391; Oepeda,. St.L., ton against the Orioles’ Dave son, put on his own well known heaebaffl end college footbal!’^^ start in the majors after strug Dolln 12. Edwards 30. against Gerry Arrigo on two Coaches Honored beat put a botmeer to Harmon Rain may bring pennies from away, and those confident regu- h® was so small, a wild ball h if per cent pay cut. Even the old' master Jock wrrite you a tragedy,” said being remodeled to accommo P. .363. McNally (2-2). hitting shoes once again in the star, was named eporte : t e t . /. pAGtii TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALH, MANCHESTER, CONN. 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MAY 26, 1967 ^PAGE TWENTY-TWO W anted— To Buy 58 72 Houm For Sate 72 H o u s m For Sate 72 Suburban For Sote 75 Suburban For Sate 71 Articles For $ate .45 Househeid Goods 51 Apoi^entt—Fiqts— Wonttd To R#nf 6R Hdufot For Sate 72 Ham t Help WaBfwl— Male 3* Help W anted— Male 36 Help W onted .... ______HOU8B3HOU5 LOTS, antiques, Mate or Female 37 FOR BETTER cleaning, to keep PORt) 80 gallco EJoctric Water prlc-a-brac, clocks, flames, T o M n iM t a a ssETsr. n«. q— MEN WANTED, part-time open colors gleaming, use Blue Lus Heater, Electric Dishwasher, glassware. We buy estates. VO- rent, first floor or duplex. Call ^ i g T ings available momtngs for MODERN 4 room second floor TAXI DRIVERS—Full or part- tre carpet cleaner. Rent elec Etocthic Refrigerator,----- Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 644-0008, before. S p jn . tore trees and CLASSIFIED janitor service. Call General time, days or ndgtib. Good apartment, heat, hot water, 2^ dS S !£^ ; bSfJSw ^ plu. a «» mom. two car gar. T J. Crockett. Realtor. 648- ^ ^ tric shampooer $1. The Sher Diming Table, leaves a n d g t, Bolton, 849-8247, place, large Sviiig room and Services Inc., 46 Oak St., 649- ' H OM E driving record required. 643- electric range, refrigerator, heat*MtoSleot flnaneiiig, H»,- we’tt ten you. BeMlore Agency, age. Deep krt. TJ. Onoefcett, 1W7- ______fireplace, 10 per cent down, 1 win-Williams Oo. chalirs, 9 x 12 Green rug with ------— —— country k«ation, $126, Adult $19,990. Meyer Agency, Real master bedroom, 1% bathe and . i 6334. ______2123. pad, 9 X 12 maroon rug with WE BUY AND Business Fropnrty 900. Philbtlck Agency, Baal- 618-5136. Reattoc, 64S-15T7, OTASTCNBDltOLASTONBUlt T—cuatem 6 tors, 643-0609. many custom extras, $36^00. glass, couple, no pets. 648-7066 after pad, typewriter ■ table, dhalits, used furniture, china, for Sate 70 tora, 649-6MY. WHERE CAN TOP get Ijbsee, MANCHESTER — Ospe, 7 room Ranch on 4 ■ aerea, 6 J. D. Real Estate. 648dit3», ADVERTISING TIRE SERVICE man, 46-86 DELIVERY frames, old 1 p.m. NORTH COVENTRY hours per week. Must be Boats and A eeessorlts 46 drop-leaf table, electric heater, sliver, picture — a bedroom yea, , three extra lots jisfl off rooms, largs family ^pom, din- bedrooms, formal dining room 6M-6666. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SOUTH METHODIST modem sink and fixtures, oU coins, guns, pewter, scrap goi^ w i ~ H A ^ eustomera walUi« APARTMENT HOUSE-6 units. steady worker and married. 35 H. P. MERCURY outboard, tal of your apart* located at the center of Man- "▼oYaJsfd B5ai Oeiiter St along wjth in ^ i^, 8 boOviimirH^- U/g YEAR OLD BEAU'TY i^sT HARTFCRO - Steimfly Paid vacation and other bene- SALESMEN hearter, 3 burner oU stove, elec- watches,' old jewelry, for the rental immaculate, nine roon> home? FhOfarick Agency, Roalten, ing room with, fireplace, heat* 8 A.M. to 5 P3I. GHURCH 1969 model, rebuilt In 1966, talc sewing machine, tieadle collections, iwlntlngs, ^ lo ae. J. £).' Real Es- cheater, excellent condition. By l^U on, n ea ^ 3 aw sof lai^ ed and flreplaced family room, This immaculate 4 bed bouse, garage, $26,500. PWl- ilts. Experience helpful but not ment or home. A country home in town, re CUB, we’d teU you. Belflore 6495847. electric starter. 649-6326. _ ^jppMntment, Philbrlok Agen 1% baths, 3-car gars«e. high room Cape situated a few late* Agency, ReaMnn. 845- essential. Apply in oereon, Good home service delivery has a 3-room unfurnished sewing madhiine, radlo^ miscel- contents or whole estatea s w Ute. 64»«m. duced to $21,9<)0. Mitten Agen Agency, 04841131. routes are now open, which PENN YAN> 14' square stem lamps, dishes, electric plture Repair Service, 643-7449. cy, Realtors, 649-5847. 30’ s, Wolverton Agency, Real miles north of Manchester. 5847. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Nlchols-Mancheeter Tire, Inc,, third floor apartment at cy, Realtors, 643*6930. Lovely treed lot, attached will give the right men 20 H artford Road rent free. ATTRAOUVE 3V4 ROOMS, WHERE BS ’SHAT b^„ dean tors, 649-3618. 6 PJH. D A * BEFOEE JPDBWGATION. ' 295 Broad St. \ camoe, 3 h.p. Evinrude motor. W^en u ^ l^ ^ ts ^ a n s . ^^^nted _ Two uned single qiklet reeidentlal area, all utlU- Buy from One of the garage, all bullt-lns, formal •\ geiod incoipe, 5 day. w eek,' In' dxchahgrfifor light, cus Miod^ wood stonp Wtadowj WA^>-^u ^ ^ ^ JUST LISTED—8 room Garri- older Oolontel yterds W ontad— Rool StlatoTT DeMUlne for Saturday and Monday is 6 p.m. Friday. ' ■ ------many fringe benefits. A 643-9404. ' Ues plus peckiing. Ideal for Fastest Gro^iintf Realty VERNON—LARGE 4 bedroom dining room. To see call todial duties. No pets dr amd bronze screens 36 x 61, 32 oiump rvaMdruc- BOLTON son Colanlal, with attached ga from Oeriter Paskf CteB, we’d Mrs. Luther at 649-5306. liberal commission arrange children. Ideal for active newlyweds. 649-1953 or 2s6- Colonial, 1968, . near Parkway, n e e d e d X 51. 24 X 39; comWnaUon Oohstnic rage, beautifully maintained, tell you. 'Belfiore Agency, 648- Companies, in the $22,900. 3-bedroom house ua* lOCB COOPEBATION WILL 1)1 A I A d ^ 2 7 1 1 ment makes poeslbls high retired couple. (MIA4 garage, fireplace, bullt-lne, 2 der $22,006. for w«U quaUfied earnings. Diamonds—Wetehes— wood storm door. CaH 643- ______.______Six fam ily apartment half acre lot. This exce{)tional- 5121. Manchester Area BE APPRECIATED l/IM k I I ACCOUNTANT 8837, 5-7 p.m. baths, wall to wall carpeting. -n & \V7 buyer. Please call a« soon sA Earl T. Trotter J e w e lr y 4 8 THREE ROdH apartment heat unit Excellent condition lovely Wgh. view. ’Transferred ^ U w _____ Rooms W lriiont Beard 59 and hot weter fumlBhed. Call throughout All three room yeare old, located in a quiet possible. HtAcrMns Agency, Degree required, at least 3 Apply Personnel Department WHITE MBTTAl, KITOHEN ^ential ai«a. There are 8 ^ « te H. M. FRECHETTE owner asking $28,600. Meyer b a RROWS and WALLACE Co. Realtors, 649-5334. years’ experience in indus 336 Porter Street, 649-0834 w a t c h a n d j e w e l r y re 643-2068. units, all rented. Close to Continued From Preceding Page Monday-Friday pairing. Prompt service. Up to cabinets; extra large double oodM FOR lady or gentleman, large bedrooma, 1% baths, haihs in a modem Ranch on a Agency, Roaltor*i, 848-0609. Manchester Parkade ______trial accounting, through four acres of land. Choice tree-do4ted tet ki Manchester REALTY iS47-9998 every 8:30 A.M;-3 P.M. S20- on your old watch In trade. lion im te sink; Frigidir qujgt, convenient location. 224 SUSS ABLE for buslnees woman location with unlflnited pos- kitchen buUt-ins, fonnal din- , A N ^k^ lakoflont - y- ; ; ^ Mancheeter 649-5306 HOUSES WANTED-ln general ledger and finan ^ r. _ — _ flitirwaire electric wiriflWk*range; G.E. TH oiitrv.auto ^ aooB ing room, fireplace, excellent tor $21,900? OaU, you! Closed Mondays, P. E. Bray, Charter Oak St. 643-8368. or mother and daughter, sec albilliUes. T. J. Crockett, part of town, all price rangee. cial statements. Some matic washer, good condition. closet s{>ac6, aliuninum teorma Belflore Ag^ency, 648-5131.____ 1. Be the fkwt*—oafl tonmedtate- own summer i>lace fpr $12,600. VERNON—6 room Ranch with 737 Main St. State Theatre ond floor, good condition, spa carport, built-ins, rec room % Buyers with caeh waiting. Call Help W anted Help W anted— knowledge o f cost and SEALTESt FOODS 644-8142. THE THOMPSON House, Cot Realtor, 643-1577. ly, 6 room Cape, enclosed, Year ’reund 4 rooms with PART-TIME Building. cious 4 room apartment, heat, Smith, ig t h a t 8 ioom home complete, situated on large now Paul J. Correntt, Real Es F e m a le 3 5 F e m a le 3 5 taxes. Salary open. Please MILK DIVISION tage Street, centrally located, porch, all utUtUee, only $16, fireplace, almost new stove hot watqr and parking, $100. Realtor.... 648-1667 ^ poeslihle bedrooma and and refrigerator Included, comer kxt, friendly neighbor tate, 643-5363, 648-3125. send resume or call ALUMINUM door, $10; and large, pleasantly furnished 500. SECRETARY receptionist tor 255 Homestead Ave., Hartford MEN or.WOMEN monthly. 649-9286. 2 fun baths for leas than.$20,* hood. $16,500. Cam 872-0301. Pioneer Aerodynamic Sys Florists— Nurseries 49 irons, DWass, $6; TV, $25; as rooms, parking. Call 649-2858 MANCHES’TBR -^new 8 bed treed 60 x 180’ lot. Wolverton WANTED—Lakefront property. - C /^U /“\nT lu'ofeaslonal fuU-time. tems, Inc., Manchester, An Equal OppoHunity bestos cutter, $6;, stu^o couch,' for overnight and permanent — Housos For Sate 72 room Garrison Colonial, formal 000? Call, we’U teU you. Bel- 2. Ideel for oouptev 2 bedrooms, Agency, Realtors 649-2818. Cash peid.>Ateo nudUple dweS- Good salary and chance for ad- Over 20, wanted to work FRESHLY DUG Scotch Pines, $18; chest of drawers, $5; 46 fflore Ageticy, 648-6121. new enrioeed eunporch, patio, Manchester 649-5306 SOUTH W nroSOR — S room 644-1581. Employer guest rates. ______FIVE ROOM apartment. dining room, 24’ living room Cape. Garage, flieplace, 1% inge. Contaiaotor, 849-7236. vancement. Write Box A, H«r- in retail stores. Pleasant $1.50 each or $12. per dozen. plane, $8; solid maple double Oa*l $14,600 —Manchester, 6 room oaopoit, beautiful landscaped easy work. Ideal for tiny- 8365106- home, 2-car garage, aluminum with fireplace, huge Wtohen WHERE IS Itiere a 3-bedroom VERNON —new Raised Ranch, baths. Approximetely 2 SLores. aM. Ideal for wihdbreaker. Also bed. 643-7180. SINGLE ROOM tor one gentle with built-ins, heated family . yat^ OaOtt early! $18,500. An Equal Opportunity one who wtshe® to add to Ranch with not one but two dose to parkway, but on a Only $19,9(X). Immediate occu red pines, $2.95 each. 29 Hud man, central. 9 Hazel St., 649- room, baths, attached ga SENIORS Employer his iihoame. Openings avaU- beautifully finished rec rooms? 3. Very clean 5 room Ranch, quiet suburban street, this nice pancy. Pesek, Realtors, 389- BUYERS WAITING? T T son St. BENGAL dom/bination cd) and 2170’ ' rage, $28,600. Wolverton Agen atole days, evenings and gas stove, Servel gas refriger k ,...,... Call, we’ll teU you. Belfflore enclosed breeteway, garage, ly built home is situated on a 7475, 742-8243. t YOUNG MAN Sundays. Apply before 6 FOR SALE — potted tomato ator, best offer. 640-1722. FRONT ROOM for rent,, oeti- cy, Realtors, 649-2818. Ageticy, 6485131. well deooinatod, weB land landscaped wooded lot. $22,000 - — ——------. TYuthfUUy I have no anx SALESGIRLS ELECTRICIAN’S helper, ex p.m. to plants, Burpee, Big Boy. Beef- ~ ; tnally looaiied, parking. 69 floor o f private home. Mlddlie MANCHESTER — $14,500 — ^4 o d o a il — - ______scaped. Don’t delay. Dtmock Realty, 649-9823, 649- BOLTON-Ctovwtry Hne-^ bed- ious cash buyers 'who arS 2 aged cotqple or working lady room home, on 60x100 lot. Rec "WHERE, OH WHERE, is ihere room Ranch, fireplace, % acre perienced, Immediate steady To take charge of our steak, all hybrid brands. 34 GRAY LIVENO rooto mg and Birch St. 649-7129.______room Ranch, H i baths, garage, 5246. just waiting to purchase preferred. OaM 643-8101. room in basement, all city a brick seven room oversized 4. Bunder’s CkMeout One year __ lot, excellent condition. Call SATURDAY For junior sportswear and employment. Wilson Electrical men’s department. Good Eaton St. south end of Hart pad, 9x12, $16; maple . double excellent condition, fine neigh your home. I do need Ust- bed, box spring and mattress, utilitlea. Bel Air Real Estate, Cape in Manchester with 2 fuljl old. Make an ofIMr on this NORTH COVENTRY now. Oitiy $15,200. Hayee cosmetics departments. Al Oo. 649-4817. full-time position. Apply CUMBERLAND FARMS ford between Wethersfield Ave. “ Aj^rtments— Flats— borhood, only $17,600i Hayes Ings end would Uke ttw op- excoUenit condition. 649-6449. 648-9332. bathe that even one of our beautiful 4-bednoom Oolooalel, Agency, 646-(a8l. so girl tor general office and Franklin Ave. Agency, 64^0131. {xxrtunlty to do an honest work. Good fuli-time posi- ELECTRICIArL fulb time, 109 Center St., Manchester T e n e m e n t s ____ M F u r n ls h td oomi{>eiUtors has admitted is dtelng room, IMing room, COOL r r seOlBg job for you. INTERVIEWS tinns open, very good work steady employment, insurance ^ D & L Apartmente 63-A ®°^'*®N-Mancbes^^ iin ^ EXCEPTIONAL 6% room flre beautiful? OaO, we’H tell you. fiiHflaoe, well aorenged Antiques 56 LOOKING FOR anything in real ______.1 ______room Ranbb set high mi targe Spring is late, don’t miss ing conditions. Apply benefits, paid holidays and va Fuel and Feed 49-A placed Rapoh, rec room. 1% Belfdore Agency, 648-6121. kitchen. Don’t 'wait, oaM Manchester Shopping Parkade THREE ROOM furttished apart- wooded lot, double garage, the opportunity to enjoy a cation. Call between 8 A.m.-5 WANTED — manager tor WANTED TO BUY—Antique?, ertate rentals — apartments, baths, enclosed porCh, garage, right eiway. NORTH COVENTRY LOUIS DIMOCK REALTY ment, all utilities furnished, lmmediat| occupancy, $17,500 WHERE CAN YOU find a 2- hot summer in a cool rural p.m. Roberts Electric Co., lunchonette, Tolland. 876-9329, steins, furniture, pewter, lead- homes, multiple “ large yard enclosed with stock 6-room CapO. 3 bedrooms, D &L South Windsor. 644-0i09. FOR SALE—First quality baled heat, hot water; adults or now- Hayes Agency, 046-0181. family that, ki the current g. Bdton—Raised Ranch on 3 649-9823 PLUMBERS AND experienced evenings. ed lamps, a^ glass, primitives, fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, ade fence. Leonard Agency. garage, txMd lot, close to 5^ room Ranch, buUt 1958, 6 maafcet, is actuaUy under acres, 4 bedrooms, fto«{itace, hay. Call 649-6911. any quantity, 644-8962. 648-5129. lyilreds only, no pets. Inquire highway. $17,500. CaH Mr. located on 60 acres of high O U R OFHCE Manebester Shopping Parked* helpers, to work in Manches NINE ROOM older home, de 64e-(Me9. priced? Also, just off Bapt Cen 59 HoU S t klbchen, family room, lots of Lev(^ 649-5808. dry land, 4-room cottage ter area. 629-2177. ,, sirable south end location, ter St.?-Call, we’U teU you. oaJbdnete. Must sell a t thto WANTED — S bedroom honw, MANCHESTER Green—8 bed' and chdeken coop also on nxtePt have targe Uviiig room, DEAN MACHINE ^ PERSON O’VER 21. Must be Garden— Farm— ROCKVILLE—3 room furnished good condition, 2 fireplaces, 1% room Ranch, unusual condl' Belfloira Agency, ______648-5121._____ sacriMice pofoa, $21,600. WILL BE OPEN WOMAN TO dean small apart aperient, one car parking, baths, tree shaded % acre lot. W properiy. A real buy at fonnal dinlte> room, kttefaen PRODUCTS LOCKER ROOM attendant’ Ap- able to accept responsibility. Dairy Products 50 screei^ porch, attach^ WHERE K that 4 bedroom e. Bolton-Hclbcon line. Beat St, $22,800. ment. once a ' W k. Oan be center of town, adults only, 876- Transferred owner. Priced rea BARROWS and WAIXACB CO. with budU>4nB, 2-car garage. reached at 643-0196. ply Manchester Country Club. be shift supervisor and take FOR SALE garage, nicely landscap^. ^ James Parish seM- quaint 6% room Ranch, flne- CHient wWtaig to pay up to 165 Adams St., Manchester charge of shop 2-4 nights a SPINACH 75c hriif bushel, or 8917. listically in low 20’a. Princlpels 20c a pound; rtiubaib 10c a only, 649-7861. ^ $17,800? Also, 1% battin plaoe, basemient ganagei A dt- Manchester Parkade WARREN E. HOWLAND $30,000. Keith Agency. 848- THIS WANTED — R oistered haii^ week. Earn excellent wages SOUTH ST„ COVENTRY TWO ROOM fumdahed apart- plng. 43bH 649-0089. ttetefUl paneling ing $17,900. Manchester 849-6306 dreEser as working manager, with food allowance provided. pound; also lettuce plants. 21 Realtor 643-1108 Has Immediate Openings INDUSTRIAL PLUMBER Angel St., after 3 p.m. or ments, beat, dieotriclty, pri- CHENEY B»TATB—14 rooms, I q o NCORD RD beautiful ttnoughout! OaM, we’H teM central tocatton, good working No experience necessary. All 'vate bath and {urch, fint weekends. rm X vl^M reT re^d'to^ mrjSi living n»m."fon you! BeMlore Agericy. 6434H21. YOUR HO(MBi WTIH US oondStions. OaH anytime, 643- Day and Night Shifts For training done on premises. Ap 6-ROOM CAPE fkxir and parking. 644-8162. SATURDAY 4949. ply in person. FYlendly Ice pointmmt. Phllbrick ^ WHERE IS that 7V4 room THUBEALfTY WITH ACTION! VERNON — Extraordinary Sac- NOTICE FULLER BRUSH CO. Cream, 1156 Tolland Tpke., .. ------*n.en, 2 beorooms.bedrooms, recreauonrecreation ^ ^ ^ Realtors, 289-7475, 843-0158. Turret lathe (set-up and IMMEDIAH OCCUPANCY Ka^tora, 649-5347. rifice. 6 room Ranch; 4 room HAIRORiElSBER, full-time, top next to Oaildor. Household Goods 51 room, landscaped yard. Mar. wooded lot wMh aM city uUM- TOWN OF COVENTRY operate) Hardinge Chuck- Business Locations home, over 8 acres land, 150x salary and oommliSBion. 649- Immediate openings for ex SACRIFICE PRICE MANCHBS’THJR —4 bedroom Co ion E. Robertson. Realtor, ZONING BOARD er (set-up and operate) CLEAN, USED refrigerators, For Rent 64 MANCHBOTBR -O ape, targe tee“e1 3606. perienced first class tndus- lonial on a 150 X 200’ lot, big 64S-6958. 200, zoned few business. For Qp APM3ALS May 27, 1967 Dasrs, Bridgeport Millers ranges, automatic washers, Td. M9-3252 or 56^9225 altar S ^ 6 i a S ^ a ^ cmnplete detetis oall Paul J. There will be a FubUo Beor- triaJ plumber. STORE FOR RENT, Main St, family kitchen with aM built- atmosphere. (set-up and operate). REAL ESTATE sales person, with guarantees. See them at flore Agency, 64wmi. fireplace, S bed- paneled fireplace wall, huUt- CorrenU, 643-6868, 643-2125. 8;00 p.in. la B. D. Pearl’s Appli£inces, 649- Manchester in State. Theatre ^ ins. Heated family room, ^oi^ 9 ajn.-12 Noon Accepted applicant en licensed, full or part-time. Mr. mal dining room, fireplaced WHERE IB that tax room Capo hatto, atonlnum baseboard hot water heat. Main St. Call 643-2171. building, reasonable rent. FV>r DOG KENNEL with a 268’ lot and aJuminmn Agon- finished rec room. $16,- COVENTRY — newer 6 ro^ ^Lr "^^fOUowtog ^»eSa R N ’S— LPN’S AU Benefits joy ideal working condi Miller, 647-1198. f information please caH theatre living rooin, 2-car garage, Vol- tions, company paid fringe -verton Agency, ReeltoirB, 649- {ddltag, screened p o r ^ breeze- <7. Realtors, 6W-8647. joq, 742-8829. home, exice'Uent oondfUjon, fire- Street, An Equal Opportunity SEWING MACHINE —Singer manager at 643-7832. benefit program and exc^- automatic zig-zag Ir cabinet, 2818. Bight room Gap* — targ« ‘ Oovemtry,. requeeting pemils- Full Or Part-Time Employer OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY W °0I.^ Hmagw - t vmmON-. ^ ------lent wages. Situations W anted— button holes, embroiders, hems STORE — HEATED, 20x70’ , barn, outbuilding. Five tell you. Belflore Agency, 648- eion to erect a 4 x 6 foot etc. Like new condition. Orig downtown 840 Mata 8t, Man- WEST SIDE -$19.9^Slx targe acres, long frontage, excel 6121. schools snd highway, 3 bed ttgn at the oomer of South W e are Inbeirvtewtng sen- For modem nursing home, F e m a le 3 8 FOR rooms, aluminum aiding, ga S”- inally over $300 balance now, Chester. Cell 622-8114. lent money maker. Modem rooms, beihs, oversized Street and Judd Rood. paid meal time, free meals, Apply In Person rage, covered patio, excellent 'WHERE IS that 2 years young row™. ”^ °***"1 Must sell. Make offer. Pasek, toiB tor fine fUB-tlme posi RELIABLE MOTHER with ref $53.50. Take over payments of dog mnsL Only $17,600. holiday pay plan. CARPENTEM wanted. Apply 88 Long HiM St., East Hartford SALES REPRESENTATIVE condition, 116’ frontage. Hutch ColoniBl with 1% teiihs .and gf***’,**™ ReaKoni, 369-7476, 742-8248. ANDOVER*-tekefront 4 room 2. John B. DeQuattro and B »*- in person, Wilshire Rd., Ver erences -wishes babysitting $9 monthly, 622-0476. aid Bezzini, 618 ,Oepiter tions a'vaiilabl* after gvad- Large nwnufocturer of fully guaranteed municipal and In- MWAT.T. OFFTCE for rent OaH ins Agency, Realtors, 649-6824. Ranch. Stone fireplace, treeo. non. 649-5391 for information. An Equal Opportunity days or evenings for working diistrial chemical has a position .open In Connecticut. Walk-out basement, $10,900. Street,' Manchester, seeking G.E. REFRIGERATOR, good 646-0090, or 643-5675. PASEK, REALTORS WAtAdt OaM ’ —Uji m 10x56 4 room trailer on I26x uatioB in June. THE MEADOWS Employer parents. 643-8857. FOUR BEDROOM Ranch con so, centrauy Jocaoea. uao, m ANCHESTBSI 1 year^ild, 7 AssumaUe moctga^, $19.38 permintton to remove 6 smaU running condition. Call 643- Territory protected by contract. Complete training program. 368’ treed lot. Artesian well. “ PRESS OPERATORS LARGE CORNER store, down veniently located near East we’H tell you. Belfiore Agency, OoJontal w»Ui oentral alr- monthly. Pasek Reedtore, 389-. cottages now standing on 5560 after 3. $200 weekly draw against oommlsslons earned. 289-7475 742-8243 $10,000 full price. Bel .Air Beal 643-1174 FORK LIFT OPERATORS town Manchester 46x70’ . Par- Hartford. Large Uvtag room 9U^U2L ocndltksilng, S generous bed- 7475, 742-8343. Dakefront Peric, Coventry, PACKERS TRUCK DRIVER tor 3-ton ex Insurance program. Outstanding future for career salesperson. tlaUy finished basement. CaU vrith fireplace,~2 cerainlo baths. Estate. 643-9382. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 MAHOGANY cabinet, glass Applicant does not have to live In Manchester. and perm it to InataH 6 oonr FVst Shift, 45 Hour Week perienced with recent local doors, 54x52x16”. 6x9' oval 522-3114. unusual 14 X 20 famUy room, ____ _— ------BOUTON-new 6 room Raised ANDOVER—Five room Ranch, form ing mobile bomea sitea CLERKS BABYSITTER tor one chad, 6 APPLY references, permanent, full AKC BLACK miniature poodles, hooked rug, blond cl»st of Requirement—Over 25, exceptional sales ability, late model 2-car garage.rage^ceHent value. MANCHESTER --spaclouB SSS kitcjieJ^StebteltS. heated cathedral celUng In Hv- for upgrading the area, days in my home. Call 643- SUITB ot offices presently time opening available imme puppy shots, wormed. Call 875- drawers; bookcase head'board; oar. 10 per centmt 80 yew mort- J illavS tag room, stone fireplace, glass 25" AM Interested peraons invited 0277 after 6:30. Eastern Boiler, 99 Loomla St. suited for professional purpose ftom MaadJester’s redevelop. I”* diately for reliable man over 0337. antique Wedgewood lamp. Oal! FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW SEND RESUME TO; gage available Wesley R. 3% batbs, family room, panel- buUt- $14,500. Hayes Agency, 646- Mtend. Manchester 25 by East Hartford whole is now avsdlable In the State Smith, Realtor, 643-1667. ii^, ataundnum siding, 2-oar ment, 220 wiring for stoves and y * 0131. TAB OPERATOR—want intelU- GROOMING and boarding all 649-0679. Agency, ReaJters, 649-3618. hw, basement fireplace, one- saler. Call Mr. Feldman, 289- Theater Building. Can be sub* garage, $29,900. Ihtlbrtek alr-oondtUonen. May bs.pur- » ‘ gent experienced operator with YOUNG MAN—selling boy’s breeds, Harmqny Hills, H. C. w basernetegarage. ANDOVER — Wehster Lena, Great B. Tootbaker flr,« CLERK 4338. G.E. electric’stove; G.E. wash Del CHEMICAL CORP. divided U necessary. For to* MANCHESTER —new S beiP Agency, Realtore, 649-5347. chased completely funilriie4* MANCHESTER 402 accounting machine 088 and young men’ s a;pparel, good Chase, Hebron Bid., Bolton. er; Bendix dryer. Call 649- formation call Tbeator mana* room Colonial, with 2 H baths, Wolverton Agency, 649-2818. ^ 5% room Ranch, 1% baths, 2 A W-168N9332, NOR-X-WAY AVE. collator 514 reproducer. Salary starting '^lary, full-time only. WAREHOUSEMAN — perma- 643-6427. 7997. ger. 648-783& country size Wteben with built- MANCHESTER -unique oppor* _____ EXCELLENT $22,500. U**^®**^ acres. Leonard Agency, Real- o|>en. Call Personnel Dept. Nel MENOMONEE FALLS, WISCONSIN 643-2692. Robert D. Murdock, ^ 646-0469. TYPISTS Call tor appointment, 643-2128, fujj.time opportunity d a CHSUND puppies-AKC min Attention: PAUL DES JARDINS ins ttai*iiwUng dishwasher. For- timlty. WeH kept 2 family, 6-5 MANCHESTER ■Vicinity — CONDITION son Freightways, Ilic., 47 East Casual Village Shops, 956 Main a\’ailable immediately. Relia- ' i- DELCO forced hot air furnace, VERNON—Brand new bulldtag mal dkdtei room, 24’ Uvtag duplex, 3 heating ayttems, 3- Ranch with 4 targe bedrooms 643-6472. St., RockviMe, Conn. 875-3388. St., Manche^er. ’■ iature, small .standard, Mand- April air humidifier, 85 gallon minutes from Parkway, 1,000 room, heated and flreplaced oar garage, extra B-sone lot or an in-taw arrangement, 3 AH plaster, new storms and BOL/rON — Owner .transferred, ble man with references, over screens, roof 6 years old, ard reds and blacks, also' Eng G.E. hot water heater, duct ■8,000 square feet available family room, 2-oor garage, included. Hurry. Hayee Agency fuB beths, tarr* kitchea with VERNON — Hublard Dr. —Im this 7 room Ranch baa targie THREE Intelligent persons to MAN WANTED to work in tum 25. Call Mr. FVldman, 289-4338. lish Setters and Welmananers. recentl vrith id TYPISTS work. OaM after 6, 649-2451. with or without loading work. bulH-ine, flreplaced H-vtag maculate room flreplaced family room, flreplaca. .and REAL ESTATE work in cash deposit section, $81,900. Wolverton Agency, 646-0131. beautif 111 J rubs. U beryard, must have driver's li BARBER WANTEID, Ken’s Bar Call 1-628-6573. Ideal for storage area, ware room, eocoeilent ocndMlcn, $30,* Ranch, reo room, 1^ baths, paneled weM in Uving room, OKperleinioe not necessaiiy, win ReaMors, 649-2813. * — -1 ^ In vertlon. cense. Davis & Bradford Lum ber Shop, corner of Dobson LARGE DOUBLE Chest freez house or smaU business. OaH MANCBBBTBOt — handymans 500. Wolverton Agency, Real garage, targe lot. Leonard 1% baths, tandscoped wooded train. OaiH Personniel Dept., ADORABLE PUPPIES—Pedl- Outstandtag buy at $17,- WANTED ber Oo. 200 Tolland St., Easi* Rd. and Rt. 30, Vemcn, hours er, good dean riinning condi 873-0628 weekdays. OOZY 2 bedroom Ranch, lire* special, 8 rooms, olty vrater, tors, 649*2813. Agency, 646*0469. lot in pleasant neighborhood, Nelson Freightways, Inc., 47 Hartford. g;ree or mixed. Wild Cargo Pet tion, be^ offer ijikes it. Call 800. J. Sledesky, ' 649-5306. a HGURERS Tuesday-FYiday^ 9-6, Saturday - place, garage, priced ter quick dty sewer, convenient Joca- $19,500. Louis. Dimock Realty, I WE HAVE QUAUFlEDi Y East St., Rockville, 876-3388. Shop, 643-6108. 649-1700 after 5 p.m. 8-3. 876-9546. ' BIRCH M T. TO LBASE-very busy luMh- 'atuB oa Agency. 648- (Ion. struotmwHy soimd. Only MANCHESTBR-6 room? Capa -n g, W VERNON — Immaculate 5^ 649-9823. onette, exceUent location, ’Pol- $9,600. Hayea Agency, 6464J181, In a Colonial setting near rtiop* A' YV room Ranch with 8 bedrooms BUYERS ANXIOUS CLERK-TYPIST — automotive PART-TIME—Clerk and driver, land. 876-9329, evmdmgs. ------—-— plug and schoola, 3-car gar* BARROWS and WAUACB CO. and heated family room. Kltih- TO BUY THE experience preferred. Apply GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies adult, gxxxl dri-viEig record, for for sale, call 643-4678. room Randi MANCHESTER — executive gt. James Manchester Parkade en has built-ta over and ranges FOUiOW INOt i T R A N - Saturday between 9-12 noon at HELP WANTED wholesale distributor in Man TAVERN—For sale or rent, to- j bedrooms, formal dtodng home, Porter St are^^ 8% parish. Asking $17,900. J. D. ManOhestw 640-5306 jarge Uvtag room with flrbplace Ted Trudon’s Volkswagen, Tol HOME SITES COVENTRY chester, steady work. 643-2626. M at L f< N 1 T_ r W A P D qu^ St. ’Tavern, or caU fipepiaced Uvtag room, rooms, 3 ha^ , 2 lavs, 4 targe Bgtat, qo., 648-6129 or aseumaWe 6% per cent mort- land Tpke., 'Talcottvi'lle. Ask bedrooma; FtocMa room, 27’ |1. 4 or 5 ISCRIPTIONISTS .Second and third shift FOUR beautiful kittens look BOLTON.MANCHESTER LINE 648-9505. targa kitchen with buttt-tas, 649-8638. j 5 room older home, $»$*-' $17,900. Wolwrton Agen- >round cottage for smaB tor Mir. Day less. openings, 10% shift pre TWO EXPERIENCED BACK- ing tor homes. Call 643-0517. 1^ baths, 3-oar garage, $36,500. kitchen wMfa buHtrins, Inter* *' ■ ' ' * 9^ e ■ Id' riiiasi . - ' • > louse in Manchester.] mium paid. HOE operators, pedd holidays, oom, oomiAeteiy olr-cooditioa- OOLONIAL . FARMHOUSE to rec room, gerege, extra lot oy,' Realtors, 649-2818, family, fIrepiBoa and gea beat, older house a* INVALID WOMAN would like H o IISM Foe Ront 65 Wolverton Agency, Realtors, & lime and a half for overtime, FREE TO GOOD homes, one ed, 2-car garage; beautifully town. Eight room!,. 4 bed- 3-cor garage, $7,600. companion housekeeper to Hve _ ■ . - _ 648*2813* gie*Qtf»‘ Ag«ocy, WINDSOR-Beelzehub ceptable, but-must steady work, year ’roimd. for angora kitten and two black Prestige Area tandsoaped lot For further to- rooma, family room, D i baths. u in end supervise amalil home laARGE 6 ROOM home, one car Rd. oversized 6 room Cape, full jjat on Amston Lake, $060. .good repair. Up Apply In Person the right men. Cali 742-6190 and white kittens. Call 649- iatege, riV-** yaid, Bast Center PARKER FT —8 bedroom Co- fonnation oOM R F. Dimock fireplace, wAU to wall carpet- No api>ointinent needed in West Hartford. Nurse in at Only two 4 bedrooms, 8-room Colonials left. Will shed dormer, 1% baths, ftaleh after 6. 0297. St looatlon, $190. monthly, lontal, excoHent reridenOal sec- Oo., 649-5245. tog, completely redecorated (,000. tendance. OaU 236-6030. 73 ed rec room,’ 2-oer garage. «»e dtop by our frant door KLOCK COMPANY Itmild to your plans or select a one acre tree- Bobert D. Muixlocb, 643-2692. tlon, 8 rooms down, fuH bwe* . ______.T toalde end out. New heating Lots For Sate axsre wooded lot, exceUent con- bar® for boeee, $iv,5W. GOLDEN Retriever puppies, 1272 Tolland Tpke., Manchester shaded home site and have a builder of your ment, excellent F, 4 bedroom house wnd ask for the Porsonnel raised with children, excellent SYee OataloguaB^Batgain UMe Help Wanted Mote 36 throughout. Only $17, IdS. to prime r^tial _ar^ i>bnock Ob., 64945246. Chester or imme RETIREID MAN — work 10-20 for {>et, field or show. Health choice build your home. Suburban For Rent 66 ckockett Reaucr, 643-1577. Z>tpt hours per week doing light ___ starting a t $3,500. CaU 643- ate area. Must MECHANIC WANTED — for guaranteed. 649-9116. X ta.“S "’shSK: ^ Pttocipata only. Own- 4451 649*7367. cleaning in pleewawt surround FINANCING AVAILABLE r OCSCVTLLB — aean 6 room c»NTEMP(XtART—tf rooms, 4 maculato. Bel Air Beal Estate, COUNTRY LIVING—New 8* lodem and qnkk general repairs and servicing LATHE OPERATORS —first, er, 648-0068. • . . .. I,. .1,1, _ __ . bedroom Gold Medallion Ranch S’TROUT REALTY a new oars. Flat rate. Paid holi second and third shifts. Top ings, good pay with uniforms IRISH SF3TTER puppies of qual apartment, refrigerator and bedrooms, 2% baths, automat- 648-9332. lupanby. Up t< ;■) Ashley and Palm/Ashley lOOxSOO*—A-ZO^ i*t completed, built eapecial- RIFD 1, HEBRON days, insurance and vacation. pay, fringe benefits, minimum and equipment provided. Ap ity from excellent blood lines, DIRECTIONS: Porter St. to Camp Meeting Rd. to atovS’stove, 2 cchildren h B a r only, e ^ ^ no n ^pets, w , jq kitchen,jtitchen, famUy room, dimdto* n.T,e Bowera 1®*® ^ ■«* «*w#r. » 4 N I O . reasonable. 742-6364. Ctan 6484US be- j ^ young couple just buses stop right in front. Contact Tony or Earl, Paul 48 hours per week. Call 643- ply in person. Friendly Ice Carter St. FoUow the Birch Mt. Home- Mg yard, parWy, parking, hrt hot wa^^ water, jjjg room, beautiful large wood* Wteh- '»»»«• South ehd locatloo. tween 94 p, ;^etttog start^. lot 126x476 with ^ re. Mott 1-236-9036 Dodge Pontiac, 649-2881. 2362. Cream, 1156 Tolland Tpke., site signs — Open Mon.-Fri., 4 P.M. to mtautes from bus Mne and $M,900. Phllbrick Agen* Or you may park in *ur ADORABLE PART ANGORA 8 P.M.; Sat. and Sun., 2 P.M. to 6 P.M. eh, Uving room, diidng room,: TWO TREED LOW -Vernon gardenjuea and trees. More Edith LwlareriBre^ Mtoeg* 8 bedroom house: next to Caldor. kittens, tradned. FYee. Call be parkway. Seen by appoint- „ ReaKore, 649-6847. ELEXTTRJCIAN’S journeyman, m eat OaM 875-1851. ______family room and garage. like rinceton, Steep _Ho IMnt driveway. fore 2, 649-5944. * a<»e lot priced to low 20’s, 100 x 166’ for $3,000. Manriiee- d'an * 1-338-9116 experienced residwitlal, com “ Need a larger HOUSE? . . . MANCHESTER—8 room Colo* new. Prtocipala ordy. Under' S T 6 4 ? 7 M r ’ tor 130 X 300’ $4,700. wolverton |iow, Adelaide LAWRENCE F. FIANO - 649-5371 ly $14,500. May be leased with PRODUCTION mercial and industrial, steady COLLIE—-AKC beautiful sable Call The Hayes Agency Inc., 56 nial, batas, dtahwaahar, $21,000. OaU 649-6260. > Agency, Realtors, 649-3818. lection. Up Resort Property work, Rockville area. Call 876- YOUNG MAN with driver’s M- male, 11 weeks old, champion East Center St., Phone 646- carpeting, famUy room, recrea* ______—. ------r-______option____ to My______by qualified buy- PJI. You may else hove OlSll” t , 0 0 0 . WORK^]RS 6906. oense, part-time, nights and , blood Mnee, pri'vate home. 643- For Rent 67 tlon room, double garage, cen- SPLIT LEVEL —famUy 3 beAooms, targe Wtohen, isr. See tiita one. You will Uke VERNON — $18^900., Partoray - -4 • tral $23 900. Fuiehinn Agency, dining room, modem kitchen and sebobta," St. BOLTON— l i , : r . \ ' < r . ■ « • - t . - FRroAY, MAY 26, 1987 FACE TWENTY-FOUR iianrtfifat^r lEn^nUts ll^ralb Average Daily Net Pi’ess Run The W eadier,;v 5 ; For The Week Ended Sunny, milder Pvt Ronald F. Oirouard, bon Presidents nnd Vice Presi May 20, 1067 65-70, clear and opol of Mrs. Josephine Walsh of Instruction Set dents, Mrs. Doris Hogan;, Secre- low about 40; moeOy fWr About Town 317 Tolland Tpke., and. Pvt Ray-Totten U TKTA IWbert Schuster; Joy n il. 1-iO U nC ll Treosurera, Geoige Dickie; Leg^ ' DAVIS BAKERY « mild ionfiorrow, taigta hi 70A The VFW Aiixlliexy has been Barry N. Smith, son of Mr. 15 ,2 1 0 and Mrs.' NeWton R. &nlth of islailve and Council Delegaites, ManOhenter—^A CUy, of Village Charm Invited to attend and bring the Tlie Mancheater PTA OouncU Lloyd Berry; Program, Mia. 32 S. Main St., have rec^ itly PRICE SEVEN CHM29 co lo n to the J<^nt installation ■wm sponsor a school of instruc- ca^riene- Taylor; Membership, (ClaMlfied Adverttsttit on Page IS) completed an Army advanced WILL BE CLOSED MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 « f oiTteers of the Glastonbury tion for incoming officers and Eleanor McBatai; PubUclty, VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 202 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) infantry course at F t Jackson, VPW Poet and AuxllttmT Sat ooenmittee members of Districts i^tonchester Hoiald staff; Ways S.C. M O N , MAY 29 S TUES,.IIAY 80 urday at 8 pjn. at the poet One an<| Two at Bowers School Means, Mot. Helen Pahner; June 8 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. yij,e Arts, Miss Martha White Iwme, 81 Ooncord St. Miss Joyce Keilerstrass, Workshop leaders wlth^expe- Pastel; Library, OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAlL W B). i daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Hhm- riience In theli- fleld-s will give Evelyn Bail; Room Moth- . Army Pvt. Jvun R. Freeland, est Ketletstmss of 55 Bates the instructions In the various ^rs. juUan Whitney, 521 MAIN STRE^ MANCHWWQ leon, bf Mr. arid I Mrs. William Rd., has been elected president Freeland o f 93 Nike Circle',' has” of . her dormitiory at the Uni phases of PTA work. Refreshments will be served. m Ai iiiA i inVb* h n R)> recently been assigned to the versity of Oonnoctiout, Stoms. Registration widl be at 7:30. ------lot Infantry Division near D1 Eugene Mbnteny, local council president, win welcome the deie- UOONN HONORS. ALUMNI An, Vietnam. The Army-Navy Club Auxili gates and Introduce lea«ier8. STORRS (AP) — Dr. Cbarlea ary will have its annual sum There will be a general dls- J. Zwlck and Dr. Louis I. Ger- Pvt. Gary A. W inter of 46 mer outing Sunday, June 11, Hawtaiome St., a member of oussion at 9 after the Individual son have received the 1967 “ Dis- Of Egyptian Gulf Blockade starting at 11 a.m. at Vickie’s workshops, foUowed by a report tingxiished Alumni Awards” of-| the 169th M.P, Battalion, will Caterers, Tolland Tpke. Reser report Monday, May 29, for on the state conventioft by Mrs. the University of Connecticut. vations may be made with Mrs. Charlene Taylor,' secretary of The awards were announced basic combat training at Ft. Adelaide Pickett 613 Main St., Knox, Ky. the Manchester council and Wednesday, or Mrs. John Vince, 227 MciCee state prog;ram chairman. Zwlck is assistant director of S t Tlie following workriiops and the Bureau of the Budget and Mias Jennifer MioCkNmh^, leaders have been announced by Gerson was appointed last week Thant Due to Report daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. The Senior MYF of North William Palmer, chairman of as head of the university’s pollt- McOonnlck of 501 Porter St., Methodist Church will conduct- the instruction commiittee: ical science department. has recently been elected vice a car wash tomorrow from 9 , president of the Junior class at a.m. to 3 pjn . on the Chur A Rnssefl Sage OoHege, Troy, grounds, 300 Parker St. On Talk with Nasser N.Y. 'BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) port of Elath. it was the fir.it Worid War I Barracks and -E gyp tion President Gam- «wp^ since the blockade was an- Todd George Metcalf, son of Auxlliaiy will me^ Sunday at alI Abdel f u j 1 Nasser says Viohe novrtced to come to-Aqaba with Mr. and Mrs. George Metcalf of 10:30 aju. at Center Congrega ^ Margaret Rd., has recently tional Church to attend a Me knows his blockade of been elected treasurer of Alpha morial Day Service with other Aqaba could lead to war shipping to ‘Omicron fraternity at Bryant veterans organizations. The W ith Israel and, if war does p\>ur* other sMps which pollege. Providence, lU . Barracks and Auxiliary will come, the Arabs will set (^me to Aqaba in the last meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the m e m o r ia l WEEKCND s p e c ia l s — G O O D out to destroy the .Jewish three dkys already had been Senior Methodist YouHi Fel VIFW Home. Mrs. Catherine state. checked by Egypt when they lowship of North Methodist will LaBurge of Groton, Dejxirtment Israel was reported avoiding entered Suez. sponsor a car wash Saturday president, will make her official MON. ONLY! SAT. and an immediate challenge to the The skipper of onie of those from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the visitation. A potluck will be announced blockade of its direct four, the West German freighter 7 church. served after the meeting. route to Jraniaji oil and other Stolzenfels said Fridgy night he cargoes from the Bast. But it saw no jAiyrical Sign o f a block MON. ONLY! has said it will fight to keep the ade in the Strait of ’Hmn. . gulf open. (CLOSED TUESDAY—MEMORIAL DAY) Cairo’s semiofficial newspa R e 9CNtlless of the W eatheiw O ur Produce 1$ A U.N. Secretary-General U per A1 Ahram had reported that Thant, who talked with Nasser T o p s ! Real A workman, carrying wrenches on his shoulder, takes a look at the huge bow Egyptian authorities in the HOUSE R«q. 9.98 — 7 Only! Wednesday, reports today to. the strait had stopped and searched NATIVE! Asparagus, Rhubarb, Dandelions, Kale, Spinach, Holiday of the carrier John F. Kennedy which will be christened today by the late U.N. Security Council on his RmUsIi—, Scallions, Broccoli Rot and. Hot House Tomatoes. the Stolzenfels. K also said Special president’s daughter Caroline. President Johnson will deliver the message at peace mission. The United Egypt had mined the strait. FRUn’I'T’Vesh Strawberries, Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Karen photo Honeydews, Spanish Melons, Tangerines, Navels, Plume, For AU Door Mirrors IU8 the Newport News, Va., ceremony. (AP Photofax) , States hopes his report tan ’Hie American freighter Grefen Peaches, Pears, Red, Green Grapes, Coconuts, Pineapples, MRS. KENNETH MITCHELL RAY You boostDOOSI mpiomauc diplomatic eiio|^ efforts to prepre- expected at vent Arab-Israeli fighting over ^ the Egyptian Middle tJgU Fm it and Fresh Sweet Cider. Miss Jennifer Doreen Totten nie M. Ray Jr. at Manchester, Men! \ Req. 14.95 — 9 Only! the gulf. SfUlf. , Bast news agency said that on AM VEGETABLES! Belgium Endive, Watercress,'Boston Let ar.d Kenneth Mitchell Ray, both brother of the bridegroom, was tuce, Green, YMlow Squash Shalots, Cauliflower, Beets, honorary usher. President Johnson met orders from the U.S. consul at of Manchester, were united in Carrier Awaits $00,01 Check Israeh Foreign Mtoister Abba g^y Com, Egg Plant, Chinese, Savoy Cabbage, Peas, Parsnips, Robert Chartier of Lisbon, Little Red Schoolbouse Port Said, the Green Island White Sweet and New California Potatoes. marriage Saturday, May 6, at HALE Eban on the crfsls Friday night, changed course for an Ethiopian Ooim., served as best man. Ush- MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)— 'but neither would comment on port. The U.S. Embassy denied Christ Church Cathedral, Hart era were Steven Brazitis and Mrs. Jack K. Guess received CELLO TOMATOES...... * pkgs. 3 9 « Clocks HUM' Cdroline ’s Touch their discussions. Israel v/ants any knowMge of the reported ford. a pay check Friday from BANANAS ...... 2 lbs. 2 9 t William Gaffney, both of Man U.S. backing to keep the gulf change. The bride is a daughter of chester. David Musco of Man NEWPORT NEW.S, Va. (AP) who loved Ws father’s ship and the Radio Cewp. of America open. An air raid shelter in Tel-Aviv, Israel, is clear^ of CANTALOUPES, Extra L a r g e ...... 4 9 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. plant here for $00.01. The Soviet Communist party after 10 years of relative peace in the Middle East. Hebrew sigBpost at righttr chester, nephew of the bride LUXURY BLEND- Reg. 15.95 — 5 Only! — A giant aircraft carrier wait- plane models, had a place o( The Soviet Union has called paper Pravda accused the Unit REYNOLD’S ALUMINUM FOIL . .2 pkgs. 49<^ Totten of 50 Summit St. The Mrs. Guess, injured in an groom, was ring bearer. ed- today for a young girl to*- honor on Uie 10-foot-wide chris on the United States and other ed States of making statements reads: "To Shelter.” (AP Photofax) ' --'F bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Totten wore an ensem- ^ HAND DETAILED christen it for her father. Presi tening pad. auto accident May 12. was Western nations to restrain Isr COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! Mrs. Lonnie M. Ray Sr. of 174 9Jt8 sent home by plant officials to Egypt which "smell of an ble of white lace over blue Mirror and Table Set dent John F. Kennedy, a com But it was no easy Job for a ael from a thrust against the ultimatum.’’ It referred to A1 it OPEN TUESDAY, MEMORIAL DAY ! ! ! ★ W. Middle Tpke. after they learned she was shantung, with matching. acces 55% DACRON mander in chief slain by an as- youngster —' even one who had Arabs. Ahrom’s report that U.S.' Am Tlie Rev. Robert S. Beecher, lived In the White House — to do under doctor’s orders, not to A test of Egyptian control sories. The bridegroom’s moth sasln. r do heavy work. She put in bassador Richard Nolte sug New U,S, Assaults Begun dean of Christ Church Cathe R* 9. 5 .9 V — 12 O n ly ! Caroline Kennedy, •>, needed the honors for her father’s ship measures over the Strait of Tii' er wore a pink flowered silk 45% WOOL 12 minutes for the week. gested withdrawl of Egyptian "T H E K IN O dral, performed the double ring an eight-inch pedestal on the before a crowd of the highest an, at the entrance to the Gulf dress with a "pink tweed coat Her gross pay for the 12 forces from Sinai an what Pr- ceremony. Raymond Glover of bunting-draped launching plat- officials and a nationwide tele- Aqaba, wai^ possible today— OF Hartford was organist. Bou and matching accessories. Both Spice Racks 3j99 minutes was 38 cents. From avda called virtual U.N. trus wore cymibidium orchid cor- isH form to reach the hulking gray vision audience, butat not by an toraeli ship . teeshlp of Egyptian territory at As War ’s Tempo Mounts PRODUCE!" quets of spring flowers were on tl\at, the company deducted bow of the 6l,4504on US3 John president Johnson, Chief lus- A Danish „freighter, identified the gulf’s entranceentrance. ■ the altar. sages. • 35 cents for the local SAIGOll (AP) — _ The _ U.S._ ported__ t1 .. ______by armoredj veljicles, am on 4nV f. ^ m « — ’ ■I ...... I'...... ■ , J't ,'r,.