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THURSDAY, MAY 11,1967 __ I__’ PAGE TWENTY-FOUR iiattrh P 0tifi* lEttf tttttg 1 !| m l& M ay Is Month - - Help ice Up M anchester 0 0 •amtr- About Town Broad St, Manchester Average Daily Net Press Run Miss SaiMy Hoops o f 50 Vir- (The Weather g:iiMa Rd., a ^ i o r a* CJhambeir- ITor The Week Ended Jaync Junior Coll'ege, Boston, Open Daily 10 am. to 10 p.m. May 6, 1967 Fair, cold tonight, chaiuM t i ' Mass,, was one of a group of frost; Increasing cloudiness to­ students who recently flew to Montreal, Canada, for their Plenty of Free Parking All Around 15,189 morrow, chance of aftemooB Senior Prom and to visit Expo SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE showers, high 50-66. " ^Manchester— A City of Villago Charm '67. (Classified Advertising on Page 21) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Peter Pantaluk, .non of Mr. VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 189 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1967 and Mrs. Peter W. Pantaluk o f‘ 40 Foster St., recently ^>CTforTn- A Bouquet of Care-Free Fashions, at King's Low Prices! ed on the trumpet in a-concert of original works, composed by ertudcnits, at the Berklee 'School Gold Phone of Music. Boston, Mass, LANSING, Mich. (AP) — A J600 - gold - plated tele­ Red Mortars, Rockets David Michael Malausky, "s,.:! of Mrs. Gertrude Pagand of 16 A phone will be installed in Gov. George Romney’s Eldridge St., was recently tap­ ...... Gifts for Mother’s Day Bloomfield Hills home. ped for membership in the Hon­ orary Leader.ship Society at Up­ Heads PTA Romney, a possibility for per Iowa College, Fayette. the Republican pre.sidential Mrs. David Whitaker of 55 nomination in 1968, received Norman S- Slade of 101 E. Teresa Rd. was installed as the special phone yesterday Attack, Viet Airfields Middle Tpke. is a member of president of the Nathan Hale from the Michigan Beli Telephone Co., as he par­ the National Guild of Piano FT’A Tuesday at a meeting at Cool Teachers which is sponsoring ticipated in a celebration auditions of Hartford area piano the school. ’ 3 Piece marking installation of the students this week at the Other officers arc Mrs. Mer- SEERSUCKER 100 millionth telephone in 6 U.S. Dead; YWCA, Ann St., Hartford. win Meridy, ‘ first vice pre.si- the United States. dent; Mrs. John Fitzgemld. sec" "BOY SUIT" Nine governors, members Two delegates from the ond vice president; Mrs. Ches­ of the executive committee 100 Injured Ladies Aid of the Lutheran ter Flurkey, secretary; Mrs. \ of the National Governors Women’s Missionary League of Frank McQuade, treasurer; and Conference, talked with Zion Evangelical Lutheran Mrs. Paul Maloney, John Mc­ Culotte President Johnson on a na­ By Barrage Church are attending a conven­ Clain, and Mrs. Adcle Blazczak, Week-ender tionwide hookup marking tion of Atlantic District, Luther­ delegates. Mrs. Hugh Swiui.si>n. the ceremony. SAIGON (AP) — Com­ Women’s Missionary League a pa.st president, in.stalled the munist ’rockets and mor­ today and tomorrow at the officers. ♦ tars raked two airfields Statler Hilton Hotel, Boston, Following a busine.ss meeting the Grade 6 Glee Club entertain­ 78 near Saigon today, killing Mass. They are Mrs. Louise A. 2 Kinif'i 23 Arrested six Americans, wounding Mertans of 10 Wetherell St. and ed about 175 parents and teach­ Ia}\c Loxjb Price 100 and destroying or dam­ Mrs. Anne Grimason of 194 ers with a mu.sical pix)grani, Price *» ' A ^ School St. Mrs. Lashinske and parents were invited to At Pentagon aging 25 planes. ■* ^ '' ''' / of 87 Campfleld Rd. is an al­ visit clas.srooms. Far to the north, two U.S. ternate. Nathan Hale’s annual spring- Wash 'n Wear War Protest Marine positions just below the fair will be held &iturday at 55 % Acetate, demilitarized zone came under Fireman Gary E. Chidester of the school playground. There Tailored Boy Jacket, enemy barrages. These were at the U.S. Navy, son of Mr. and will be a variety of plants and 45% Cotton WASHINGTON (AP) — A G o Linh and Con Thien, where Mrs. James Chidester of 91 flowers from Woodland Gar­ A-Line Skirt and group of 23 antiwar protestors Leathernecks and Army artil- Baldwin Rd„ is home on leave dens, games for childj-en, a Carefree button- were arrested today in the Icrjrmen jO'in to counter enemy until May 24 when he will leave Jamaica Shorts white elephant booth, bake sale front step-in in fourth day of a demonstration at threats from across the demili­ for Saigon. He is a 196,’) grad­ The Duke and Duchess of Windsor (left) are shown as they arrived at Waldorf tarized zone. and refreshments. Toys and A complete fun-time wardrobe! charcoal or blue the Pentagon. uate of Howell Cheney Technical white elephant items are being Tower.s last night. At right is Queen Elizabeth who ended the long ban against Neatly tailored boy jacket to team and white stripes The demonstrators, making AP correspondent Peter Ar­ School. accepted by Mrs. Chester Flur­ the Duchess with an invitation to a public ceremony June 7. (AP Photofax) with the matching A-line skirt or with embroidered an attempt to enter the building, nett reported from the scene key of 59 Philip Rd. jam aicas. The freshest of spring pockets, tie belt. were carried bodily onto a U.S. that Gio Linh was hit by from 10 The Manchester-Bolton Com­ to 15 rounds of mortar or artil­ floral prints in assorted colors on Sizes 10 to 18 marshal’s bus to be taken to munity Association of the Con­ lery fire hourly all through the necticut Association of Connec­ Junior Girl Scouts of Ti-oop white gro' -Hs. Sizes 8 to 18. and 14'/i to 22’/i. federal court in nearby Alexan­ 697 w'ill spon.sor a Bake Sale of •iieen Ends 31-Year Ban dria, Va. aifltcrnoon. One explosion set off ticut Valley Girl Scout Council a fire among a stack of white will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at homemade pies, bread, cakes, The demonstrators had been brownies, fruifobars and cookies told shortly before they would phosphorus shells. The blaze Mott’s Community Hall. Re­ was brought under control after freshments will be served at Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at the be subject to airrest if they con­ one hour. 7:30. The meeting is open to Stop and Shop, W. Middle Tpke., tinued their protests on the Beds rest amid rubble of building that served as barracks for air police at Bien and Grand Way at the Manches­ On Duchess of Windsor The number of oasuailties at all registered Girl Scout adult building s grounds. Con Thien, seven miles west of Hoa airbase following Communist rocket and mortar attack. Of the six Ameri­ volunteers, including members ter Shopping Parkade. The young men end women, Gio Linh, was undetermined. cans killed in the raid, two died while asleep in this area. (AP Photofax) of commietteecs and leaders. LONDON (AP)—Queen ing of the rift, a luvai spokes­ the Duchess would not be ad­ mostly in their late teens and Helicopters mode 24 medical Mrs. Leroy Parker, new Associ­ Mr. and Mrs. Harris Gibson man replied: “ Peopre can read dressed as “your royal hlgh- early 20s, agreed among them­ Elizabeth II has ended a eva cuatSon flights from that out­ ation chairman, will preside. of 46 Turnbull Rd. will have an 31-year boycott of the what they like into it.” hess." At present, the court In­ selves to remain and continue Open Hou.se Sunday from 3 to Asked where Duchess formant said, she is entitled their attempts to enter the post. Duchess of Windsor by A ddspatch from thr Marine One Rioter Killed The Senior Citizens Center, 7 p.m. to celebrate their 2.’)th Dramatic Fashion Colors! would stand in ttfe receiving line only to be addressed as “ Du­ building and get into the super- asking her and the Duke to headquarters at Da Nang said Ky Will Run Myrtle and Linden Sts. is open wedding anniversary. The event Gift-Boxed at the ceremony, one authority chess.” secret War Room. is open to all friends and rela­ join Britain’s royal family on court procedure said: “ It is As they walked across a park­ one enemy shell hit a Marine Friday nights for members to The ceremony wiill take place DALAT, Vietnam "(AP) tives of the couple. . in a public ceremony in highly unlikely that the Duke ing lot toward the entrance, a helicopter flying between Gio play cards. A committee is ar­ at Malborough House, Queen —Premier Nguyen Cao Ky London June 7. „ will be treated In o le fashion solid line of uniformed guards Linh and Dong Ha, eight miles Jackson QuieU Alert ranging a program of evening Nylon Tricot Mary’s London residence after announced today he is a 'The executive board of Jun­ Seamless Nylons A palace spokesman said the and theDuchess in an» ‘ber. But waited for them. The luotesters to the south, -and four Marines activities at the center. the death of George V in 1936. candidate for president in ior Century Club \ri-lJ meet to­ 69-yea.r-old Duchess, now in I do not think any change will then sat down In the road. Mar­ were injured. The plaque marks the oen- the national election to be night at 8:30 at the home of New York with the Duke, ac­ be made In the form of address­ shals and guards moved in and The guerrillas used the big­ tenairy of her birth.. held Sept. 1, but Ky said After Violent Night Mrs. Richard Murphy. 355 Burn­ cepted the invitaition to attend ing the Duchess.” began carrying them on to a gest weapon in their arsenal, Pair* he will drop out if Chief of ham St. Mrs. Oscar Asirdooriun Kitin'* the unveiling of a memoiial 'This apparently meant that bus. their Soviet 140mm rockets, Sleepwear IjOlC in 5 7 (See Page Fourteen) State Ng(uyen Van ’Thieu JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — forward repeatedly In an effort A is co-ho.stess. against the big airbase at Bien plaque to Windsor’s mother. BarldeT, the demonstrators Traffic moved normally along a to break poUco lines and move SAVE! Price Box Hoa, 16 miles northeast of Sai­ decides to run. Queen Mary, who died in 1952. • had made repeated attempts to newly cleared half-mile stretch toward downilown Jackson, 10 Our low overhead (no rent The Ea.st Hartford Ait League gon. “I will never oppose him,” or employes) means you A spokesman for the Windsors break'•out of a grassy area to of Lynch Street today, but Na- blocks away, will .span'.-«)r a Spring Festir'al o f ' U.S. officers speculated that the premier said. really in New York said there would which they had been confined. tional . Guardsmen remained “ Hell, no, we eln’t going,” the Art Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 King's Police Attacked the attacks on the airfields were Beautiful, sheer seamless mesh be no comment from them intil They spent the last two nights Ckjmplicating the situa­ alert after a violent night in crowd screamed as It launched p.m. on the lawn of Raymond Ia>w in reply to the U.S. raids on hoiser)T in spring's latest shades. later. camped oiztside the building tion involving the two lead­ which one Negro rioter was a fourth assaul' on the line after SAVE 30% - 50% Library, Main St., Ea.st Hart­ Price MIG airfields near Hanoi which (iueen Elizabeth’s invitaition is after being permitted to remain ers o f the ruling military killed. beiiiB- ordered back to the cam- ford. 8'/2 to 11. began last month. on the finest quality the royal family’s first official inside Tuesday night. junta was a statement from Student life resumed on the pus The two fields hit were Bien recognition of the American- Anti-British Rioting Thieu several hours later Uttered campus of all-Negro City police fired a volley of NEW FURNITURE (See Page Fourteen) Hoa, the largest tactical fighter born Duchess since Edward that he still might enter Jackson State College, sesne of shu’ gun blasts, bitting Benjamin Y Du|»licale Bridfic Waltz Gowns and base in South Vietnam, and an For Savings, Service and VIII abdicated in 1936 to marry the race to head up the pro­ two nights of rioting. Brown, 22, a Ne^TO truck drl '• Satisfaction, Without High the two-stime diivorcee. jected civilian government. Pressure Salesmanship, See Results in a novice duplicate Grows in Hong Kong (See Page Ten) A token highway patrol force er, a'>i Cleothus Jackson, VI, a Us Today. bridge sc.-csion last night at the Baby Dolls The abdication was partdeu- remained at one intersection. Jackson State student from Il-alian Ameitcan Club are: lairiy anguishing to Queen Mary, HONG KONG (AP) — Oom- the tores of the consul’s oar, and Latest Storm National Guardsmen were G-rcnville. who pleaded wiith her son not to munist-led Chinese rioters at­ painted a seven-foot turtle on North South, Mrs. Paul Mis.sel- Glamorous, flowing waltz camped nearby. Brown, wounded in the head Le Blanc ^ give up the thixme for Walljis tacked police, set two police the consulate door. The turtle is Pushes Rainfall witz and Miss Lon-ainc Lemire, gowns, billowing baby dolls Mayor Allen Thompson visit- ani,i back, fell to the street be­ Warfield Simpson. vans afire, wrecked shops and a Chinese insult, meaning stupid first; Mr.s. Helen Bogu.sh and with flattering cowl neckline, et. Guardsmen and announced It tween the retreating mob and Furniture Co. Ever sinoe the abdication, the stalls and smashed their way or stooge. Above Normal Crudely-Written Note would be “ business as usual” In police lines. Negro bystardera Jlr.s. Lottie Cronin, .aecond; Dr. lacy trims. Exciting shades of Open Daily 9 to 8—.Sat. 9-5 and Mrs. Barry Hilmer. third. Duchess has been ignored offd- into a resettlement housing Eyewitnesses said Ions was the area. He '.hanked Guards- yeiitd, “ He n.*eds help!’^ Call 875-2174 ^ flame pink, coral or French WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — . Also, East-West, Sherwood oiaily by' BxKkingham Palace. project today as anti-British “ completely calm and collect­ men for their aid. “ 'Vou get bacKl” police shout- 195 South SI., Rockville blue in sizes S-M-L. The Duke, now 72, has taken violence mounted on the out­ ed’’ as the students shouted There wasn’t much rain in Porterfield and George Johnson, Thursday’s storm over Ckmnec- The; Lyncn Street area by ed. “ He’s got afl the help hR and'Mr. and M'vs. Donald Small, part in a number of state func­ skirts of Hong Kong’s mainland anti-British slogans, sang Com­ Tribute to Sergeant daylight bore little resemblance reed.s.” tions and has met with his rela­ Kowlo(on seetdon. munist songs, and shouted quo­ tlcut. The U.S. Weather Bureau tied for fir.st; and Mr. and Mrs. reported only .76 inch at Brad­ BROWN MILLS, N.J. (AP) — When I was 7 years olid, my to the nighttime battleground \ group of Negroes ca-ried tives during visits to Britaan. A leading Oommumist newspa­ tations from Mao Tsertung. John Dudek, third. ley International Airport. The letter was written in butdi- country was in war and now it where the moo of 100 surged Prown to the pulice barricade to The evei^ wa.s .sponsored by But his wife has never before per in Hong Kohg demanded The Kowloon mobs surged ered EngMsh, but the message continues. Many people was a'vait an tunbulance. A NaidonsI been asked to jodn the royal fa­ tl«x)ugh a predomdnantly increased kfancheister Bridge Club. The that the British governor meet was clear. To Elizabeth Savage dead and many family was lost Guard doctor administered fl.'st mily on a public occasion. conditions similar to those im­ Ohdneee section of factories, Connecticut’’s precipitation for next se.ssion ts -schoduled for the year to above normal. - it was the finest tribute ever their ebdef. The Vietnamese aid and he was taken to Univer­ posed on the neighboring Portu­ workshops and tenements, Thursday, June 8, at the Italian Vi In 1965 Queen Elizabeth met So far this year 15.48 inches paid her husband, an Army ser­ people was very poor, miserable U.S. Disputes sity }£>spital. He died at American Chib, 35 Eldridge St. (tie Duchess for the first time guese colony of Macao in Janu­ strewing wreckage aiid doing geant in Vietnam. by its. But now, beside us we a.n;. ary. of precipitation has been re­ George Perryr directoi- of the since the abdication. They damage at half a dozen spots. ’The letter was dated ‘■#Long- h ^ good American friends. Brown once worked for the They stoned police from roof corded in the state, which is club, conducts the courses. talked privately together for 25 In Macao, 600 screaming about two-tenths of an inch Khanh, April 22-1967." They came in my country and Thant Stand Delta Ministry, a ADsadasinp' minutes at a London clinic Chinese students surrounded tops, overturned poMce oars and It read: struggle for the Miberty, the civil rights organization s'pon- set two of them ablaze. above normal. where the Duke was recoveriing \ind harangued British Consul- This month rain has fallen “ Mrs SAVAGE, freedom and the republic of the sor>>d by the National Oounci.' of from eye surgery. Norman Ions after several One crowd of about 500 Vlet'Nam. They was far from On Bombing Cnurches. LEARN HOW TO pushed into a resettlement at more than twice the normal “ I present me, my name is Le Asked by a reporter whether hundred demonstraitors invaded rate. In nine days of eleven in VAN BE, the young friend of Mr their countiy, their family. I The other shooting victim sui- lose inieight dbe invitaition indicated a heal- the consulate grounds, slashed housing area, bi^ke into the thank them very much because UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. fered a minor leg wound and caretaker’s office and hurled a which precipitation has been SAVAGE. I am Vietnamese sol­ they bad good heart. (AiP) — ’The U.S. government rttumed to the campus of the & keep it off refrigerator and other furniture dier of 2nd grade and your hus­ rainfall adds up to 2.86 inches. band works in the MACV of my “ M rs.. Savage, you husband has obaHenged U.N. Secretasy' college A highway patrolman, out of the windows. Dewey Weems, bled from a cut ififith lAfeight Police fired tear gas shells The weatherman says 1.21 in­ 1st battalion. told often with me that he re- General U Thant’s contention Permanent Press ches would be the normal “ Mr'SAVAGE is a good man that America must stop bom'b- (See Page Ten) (See Page Four) figure. so as many others Ameioans. (See Page Fourteen) W atchers Caves Re-Searched ing North Vietnam as the first MAN f'l I ESTER M necessary step toward preven­ Mondays, 7:15 P.M. Peignoir and tion of World War IH. West Side ' Thant told the U.N. Cor- British Poet •Recrealion ('enter For 3 Lost Boys spondents. Association Thursday 1 .Smitii Room z G o w n ^ t s that he feared "we are witness­ John Masefield 110 Cedar .Street Call 232-7600 HANNIBAL, M o..(AP) —^Wea- But there was no evidence— ing today the initial phases of LARSEN'S ly mud-grimed rescuers made not even a button—to indicate World War HI” in Vietnam. He Is Dead at 88 Floral Print their fifth and final sweeip of that the boys ^ver entered the asserted that U.S. bombing of HARDWARE, Inc. 7 8 Embroidered LONDON (AF) — John Mias*- S4 Depot Sq., Manchester Murphy’s Cave~ 'today, ' ■hoping ' cave except for the word of two North Vietnam remains “ the S«t that somehow in nearly 40 hours first Obstacle to talks” for peace field,' post laureate of Bnttaio 2 & boys who saw them go In Robe of palhstaWng search they W^nesday. and lurged that all attention be famed for his poems of toe sea, Wool Sweaters m iss^ three boys believed lost 'iflVe .don’t know what else to focussed on stopping the lx>mb- Silky-smooth blend of Kodel. diied today. He was 86. In the cave. d4RLql^ed Karras. Bone-tired Ing. polyester and cotton thot He had suffered fram a ‘weak 9 7 No one appeared willing sO ^'hers standing in a loose “ If the present trend contin­ machine washes and dries heairt in recent yearn end hkl • P rice call off the search for^ Mrcle around Karras nodded ues,’’ Thant said, “ I am afraid without ironing. Dainty puffed $Ck t - f P rice (Joey)' Hoag, 13; hla.^ .dgreement. a direct confrontation first ot all oondttion became serious tola sleeve sleep coot and scoop East Center St. Flower-sploshed cotton terry mokes a per­ Billy ;ai, a ^ a playmaite, 'b v '^ they collected their between Washington and Peking moming at Ms oountry honM necked gown in soft pink, blue Cm %'D owell, 14, also o< fect cover-up for beocK or offer-bath. A fabulous importi Magnificently hand- gear again for a last sweep Is Inevitable.” near Abmgdion. A.t Summit St. or maize with eyelet and rib­ U.S. Ambassador Arthur J. With y* sleeves, 2 generous pockets, Rose embroidered Chonel-tvoe iockat sweater, through the cave and another He had been poet laureat* bon trim. Sizes S-M-L. , disappearance , of the boys Goldbeirg, after hurried consul­ or blue in sizes S.M.t. fully fashioned of 100% wool. Vari­ check of two more caves 300 since 1930. re^alftd the wrilings of Hanni­ tations with officials in Wash­ In recent yearn he had Extra Sizes, 40 to 44 5.97 colored flowers on white. Sizes S.M.L. yards to the east. All three cave Be sure to include a bal’s'^ a ric ’Twain and the fic­ openings were exposed by a ington, Issued a statement de- produced but few poems. TbesR tional ad'venttires of Huck Finn construction crew cutting a dairing: “ We do not share Ms inoluded 'two poems for to* and Tom Sawyer In these same roadbed for a new federal high­ current assessment of toe situa- present Queen Ehzabeto’s mar> caves around this Mississippi tion in Vietnam.” riage In 1947 when she was FLOW ER . FASHION way through the south side of Beautifully Designed Yardley River town. Hannibal. Goldberg also took issue with princess, and to her son, Prinoa "We’ll keep plug^ng,.if the The last real hope that, the Thant’s claim that neither toe Charles, bom q year later. Decorator authorities here want us to,” boys would be found in Mur­ United States n or, Nor(h Viet­ Masefield also i>enned lines to Pendant Watches said William Karras of Wash­ phy’s Cave was a section ot the nam accepted unconditionally King George VI as the monordi Pmk Geranium and Basket ington, D.C., head of the Nation­ northeast corner which was ^toe secretary-gonerai’s March was leaving for a tour of Soutk In Your Gift al Sp^eolo^oal Society’s cave sealed off early in the search by 14 plan for a standstill truce, Africa in 1947, a votodtcitary to rescue, team. a rook fall. Two poUce dogs preliminary talks between both the king in 1962, a tritMte to Sir 7 7 King'* Cashmere Bouquet But Karraa said he doesn’t brought Into the cave went di­ sides and a new Geneva confer- Wiitoton GhurcMU in 16M and 4 To Mother • • Low feel that the boys ere in the ence conducted In toe spirit of poem to Queen IXizabeto H in Price Cosmetic Bag rectly to the rock fall end I Dusting Powder cave. For two nights and one acraitched at its base, toe 1954 Geneva agreements on 1966 as (be set out for a tour of Gift Boxed day spelunkers—cave explorers ’The fall was about 20 feet to Vietnam. Nigeria. Most Of toeae were only Delivered. —from M i^ u r i eun<) IllinDis History Lesson Proves Expensive for the Teacher The. Chief U.S. delegate to toe a few Unes. In 1960, be wrote a *3.79 ^5.00 A wide range of styte with antique or toe right of toe cave entrance, Pink, blue, crawled through whaling nar­ Uhited Nations said North Viet­ sonnet for PrincesB Margwnat’f modern faces for day or evening wear, iwhich is located about one-third Akron, Ohio, history teacher Walter Mattinson, recent test. One section proved him wrong with 25 yellow, and row passages In search of the of toe wra.y up a steep' bluff nam’s response to Thant’s pm- wedding. ‘ OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY ^ach one a dependable time piece as well In gift box. looks over the bill (it came to over $100) after he scoring an “ A ” and two others missing by one During a. serious t t m u k l orange. boys, retracing their steps again sheared to a cl(ff by blasting posal was negative while that of as a decorative necklace. Factory and again on the chance they paid off a bet with his ^students in chicken dinners. question.. He deci^d all qualified ai)4 paid off. i ' (See Pace Traa guararftRed. have missed thait one passage. (See Page Foui) He wagered them that noue^could get an "A ” in a (AP Photofax). '' ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1967

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1967 p a g e ; t w o !!H U.S., Russia in Stand Off Expo Spending Poses NOTICE Sheinwold on Bridge ij;”“ GLASTONBURY On Ship Bumping Incidents A fte r M ay IStli, Onr New Location By ALIiKED SHEINWOLD ^uth dealer W iU B e WASHINaTON (AP) The Government Problem Both sides vulnerable ship captains are under instiuc- FRANKIE’S DRIVE-IN ddaputa o v e r tw o' cotUdslons.. of tlons to keep their courses and WASHINOTON (AP) — If offset some of the American ELM STREET It may shock you to learn NORTH that bridge . players are not U.S. and Soyieit warshtps in the U show firmness in the loce of you’re going to Elxpo 67 lit - spending In Canada. (formerly the old South Manchester Freight Station) AK105 Sea of Jaipan was a stand off At any rate, Canada isn’t a perfect, but the truth is BURNSIDC a y e . e a s t HARTFORD harassment by Soviet vessels. tre«d this year you’re part of a MANCHESTER, CONN. ^ AS3 today. EJach side accused the However, defense offtotails country which has used its dol- mighty and shall prevail. The 0 I 10 6 other of causing the bumpa. acknowledged there liave been puzzle. U.S. o^ cia ls have tried kvrs to buy U.S. gold as the STORE HOURS: 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. fact is that bridge players 4 A985 Next to Marco Polo don’t always know when to COUNTRY CLUB It appeaired to add up to an­ occaatons when American com­ in vain to solve. French did until last October, WEST EAST Canada is a gold producing stop. HOLLISTER«T., GLASTONBURY, CONN. other round In, the oold war manders have had to give way Their question is whether the Cavey A Q 76 a 184 to avoid colUsinns. ^ country and sells gold to this Operying lead- jack of hearts. iillii gaju e o l “ dhicken.” dollars ^ you and thousands of Little & McKinneyi Inc. West led the jack of hearts, 9? Q 9 6 5 2 I?) J 10 4 There is a disposMiion in some country, so even if Expo 67 con­ NOW OPEN PUBLIC DINING The United States dheirged the other Amerloans will spend in r est a u r a n t covered by the queen and king, 0 K 73 0 9852 offioiai quarters to view the tributes tq a travel deficit, it « 64 dh K7 3 Soviet navy wtth bamsslng U.S. Canada will deepen the deficit 45 K. CENTER ST — 643-1415 and won by the ace. South tried Bcmquet ond Club Facilities bumping of the WaOker as the shouldn’t drain gold from Ft. /• Navy vessels on the high se«us. In the U.S. balance of payments. a ciob finesse at once, losing to SOUTH fy!il ■^he Soviets charged the Ameri­ unintended -esult of debberateily Knox. Read Herald Advertisements UNDER NEW MANAGCMENT ' tt’s obvious that Canada will the king. A A 93 2 can Navy with provocattons. close passes by the Soviets, Dme out with us . . . it's a iiiili attract a lot ^bf U.S. dollars East should have returned a K7 The United States reported no MOTHER'S DAY MENU lilil The Uidted S ^ e s oladmed the through its huge exposition. But diamond, but he actually led the 0 A Q 4 O pen M on.’ Fri. 6 a.m . - 2 o.m* U.S. destroyer Walker waoned oasuailties. Daimage was de- break for Mom, a treat for j i i ^ U.S. officials said today the fair seven of hearts, winning the dh QJ 10 2 COMPLETE DINNERS Biway the two Soviet deatroyers seni/bed by the Pentagon as light will act as a two-way street for trick. 'This was the time to stop, South West North East Saturday 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Choice ef Appetteem—Choice of Soup i l l that jossled her — one qn in both cotiisions. the kids. Everybody enjoys the American dollar. but East led another heart. 1 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass Fried Breaat of Booeleea Ohlchen, Supreme Sauce .. fS.78 Wednesday- and the other Thurs­ "W e’ve argued that for some the delicious, hearty servings South ruffed the third round Baked Stuffed Jumbo Shrimp Olaatoabury, day — but tliat the wairndngs of he^irts, led a club to the ace Diuwn Butter ...... S4-80 were spurned. Property Taxes time,’'’ one official said when for f4 .e o asked about the possible effect and pleasant service. and ruffed a club. He then tried Booeleea Long leland Duckling, Cumberland Sauce The Soviets cladmed the skip­ a trump fine.sse, losing to the Reaet Tenderloin of Beef, Muahroom Sauce ...... »4.75 pers of toelr destroyers "drew 98% Collected of Expo 67 on the dollar drain. Lobster Newbnrg en Oaaeerole, Toast P oints ...... $5.00 "If you come up with an answer king. .$6.00 tlie au ction of the Americans Bast returned a diamond, but Roast Rib of Beef, an Ju s ...... to the Impermissibility of get­ Manchester, as ot April 3() let us know.” Mother Eat In A Barn? Potatoes and Vegetables, Family Style FEATURING DAILY e x c e p t xM o x d a t it was too late. South stepped up ting dangerously cloue," but With two months ot the current The experts have shelved the with the king of diamonds, led Tossed Green Salad—Choice of Deasert :::::: that the U.S. ships Ignored this. puzzle until figures become JIM BRADY CUT fiscal year to go, has collected a trump to dummy’s ace and ::u: American announcements have 9S per cent of its estimated 1966- available this fall. "A box of fresh PRIM E RIBS $ 4.35 ruffed another club. He then DANCING HH: given no hint of any Soviet- 67 property taxes, according to Last year Americans spent drew the test trump and enter­ That's exactly where Friday and Saturday 8-12 Ijiii warnings. a report issued by Ernest $1.8 billion more in other coun­ quality candy ed dummy with the ace of dia­ Music by AL JARVIS ® The Finited States demanded Machell, collector of revenue. tries than foreigners spent in mother will O F BEEF the Uibted States. That gap.was monds to discard the jack of that the Soviet Union *ake A total of $33,594 was col­ really enjoy." diamonds on dummy’s good Lunch 12-2, Dinner 6-9—Fri. and Sat. 6-10—Sun, 12-7:80 ;i:ii prcMiipt steps to end the harass- lected in April, bringing to $7,- more than the total $1.4-biIlion she will dine if OPEN MONDAYS (Hill club. xnenils. 521,768 the amount received to balance of payments deficit. Blast should return a diamond The Soviets countered with a date, against an estimate of One source said it doesn’t nec­ upon winning his club trick or you bring her here 633-5253 ► 1 warning about "the kind of re- $7,679,539. essarily follow that the travel Fresh assortment of even after getting a trick with FOR RESERVATIONS suits" that could i-csult from The total collected to date gap wi'U widen further this year the seven of hearts. ’The idea alleged provocations. from all, non-educational related just because Oaneula is sponsor­ dark, milk or white chocolofes is to use up dummy's entries this Sunday. Tlie State Department took its sources is $7,860,814, against an ing ah exposition America’s before declarer can safely cash There are more than two stand in public statements and thousand antique pieces here. e.stimate of $8,183,095. Couple Mark 50th Wedding doorstep. formal pixitests to ‘he Soviet the last club. We invite you to browse be­ State of Connecticut assis­ More Americans than usual Beautifully boxed— ^wrapped free South steps up with the king Embassy Moscow spoke 2 fore or after you dine. tance received to date totals Mr. and Mrs. Lester- McIn­ uel Lutheran Church, by the probably will visit C!anada and of diamonds, leads a club to through its state-run radio. Also a large variety of dietetic candy $1,572,810 and is above the es­ tosh of 217 Summit St. celebrat­ late Rev. P.J.O. Cornell, and spend more money, he said, but the ace, ruffs a club and tries An aide said President Jofm- timated $1,536,230 expected have lived in Manchester since some o f these might have gone the spade finesse. Bast wins H is f o n c Bon considered the collisions a ed thetr 50th wedding anniver­ nil M ^ s S n g ] from that source. their marriage. overseas and spent even more with the king of spades and matter of concern. sary Friday, May 5, at their TEL 643-7832 FREE PARKING BIRCH ST. REAR OF THEATER Receipts to other town funds Mr. McIntosh retired in 1962 there/ They also may spend leads another diamond to force U.S. i? defense officdaJs said home. Many friends and rela­ from Hamilton Standard, Divi­ money in the United .States get­ out dummy’s ace. Now South they see no link ' stween the as o f the end of April are; Wa­ “RIOT” At 6:15 and 9:10 “GHOST’ At 7:40 ONLY tives attended the event. sion of United Aircraft Oorp., ting to the fair. can ruff out the jack of clubs, clashes in the Japan Sea and ter Fund —$346,197 collected, Mrs. McIntosh is the former Windsor Docks, where he had And he said Europeans com­ but he cannot draw trumps and iiaribnrmtglj ulanmt the war in Vietnam. TTiere has $402,742 estimated; Sewer Fund Svea Birath. The couple was been employed for many years. ing to Canada for Expo 67 un­ return to dummy for the last been speculatilon the Soviet de­ —$253,505 collected. $256,110 JCT. ROUTES 2 & 6A — CLOSED MON. — DIAL 1-295-9358 — MARLBOROUGH, CONN. married May 5, 1017, at Eman­ (Herald photo by Pinto) doubtedly will spend a few days A TREAT BOTH club. stroyers made passas at the estimated; Fire District Special THE MOST SHOCKING FILM Fund—$516,331 collected, $526,- in the United States, tending to MOM AND THE Bast can get a trick in each Walker because of cooling rela­ suit if he knows when to stop a of O UR GENERATION! Meet the tions between the two powers 147 estimated; Dog License James,, and ^ Anna C. Ruddell, FAMILY WILL ENJOY glood thing and turn his atten­ over Vietnam. Fund—$14,281 collected, $13,- Public Records property at 169 Charter Oak St. o tion to something else. IB IS AU 60 TO THB OAIRY OtIBBNI Hippies,Teenyboppers and Pot-Partygoers American diplomats hoped 000 estimated; and Special Ralph O. Perrsom to Ronald Mother’s Day is the perfect time Daily Question the Soviets would order their E>owntown Taxing District Fund Warrantee Deeds J. TedfOrd and Mary I.OU Cor­ •out for a new kick! reia, property at 80 Liberty St. LIGGEH DRUG to take Mom and the family out Partner opens with 1-BTT (16 warship skippers to keep a safe --$25,714 collected, $25,500 es­ Hazel J. Trotter to James T. Eunice E. Gone to Raymond PARKADE Munson's Candy Kitchen for dinner. Here in our relaxing to 18 points), and the next play­ distance from American craft timated. Blair, property on E. Center J. end Miaureen C. Tivnan, prop­ atmosphere you will enjoy de­ er passes. You bold: Spades, and end the incidents. St. . OPEN American authorities don't UNITY, NOT EMBARGO erty at 67 Princeton St. Open Ddly & Sunday till 8 P.M. licious foods at very reasonable K-7-4; Hearts, K-7-6; Diamonds, James T. Blair to Valentino 17:45 A.M. la 10 P.M. ROUTE 6. BOLTON really expect this will be the LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Marriage License rates. In fact you can feed a fam­ 8-7-6; aubs, K-J-10-8. R. Fiano, property on E. Center What do you say? last o t such clashes. The history U.S. ambas.sador to Mexico, Raymond Edward Dussault, ily of five for undpr ten dollars! St. 369 E. Middle Tpke., and Jean- Answer: Bid 3-NT. Since you .C 1963 Doiry Quttn Natlenol'Development Co. of the cold war i.s pocked with Fulton Freeman, says Mexican Samuel A. and Lorraine E. lake it a date this Sunday. requirements that Mexican cap­ nine Marie Dixon, 355 E. Mid­ have 10 points, the combined charges and countercharges of Seeise to Frank and Beverly ital be In any enterprise-is not dle Tpke., May 20, St. Bridget count must be 26 to 28 points, aircraft buzzings, gunflnr, colli- Gluhosky, property at 8 Alpine sdon.s and similar actions. meant to inhibit American in­ Ohurdi. which should be enough for TODAY St. Although officials would not vestment in that country, but to Complete Home Furnishings Since 18991 game at notrump. Harvey and Jane R, Pastel U S T D A Y discuss rules of engagement, it insure industry is a joint ven­ Copyright 1967 to Sedrick J. and Alyce T. Killed by Train h v i ill's was understood that U.S. Navy ture. General Features Corp. Dairy Queen Banana Splits— Rawlins, property at 66 War- GROTON (AP) — Wbiren 6. 8^ Open 6 Days Every Week — Thurs. and Fri. Nights Open till 9:00 m m NonttMim, 64, o f Stony Cbeek anoke Rd. fresh-frozen sweet milk, rich w as kjffiled Thursday b y a pas­ SIRLOIN PIT* Sedrick J. and Alyce T. Raw­ sauces and a whole banana. senger train shunted to the 287 West Middle Tpke. OPEN DAILY lins to Wilson H. Miles, prop­ tracks along which he was Manchester 11:30-9 PhL MANCHESTER CIVIC ORCHESTRA erty at 49 Server St. walking, poOioe saM. Ansaldl Heights J n c.^ Vic­ GO-GO GIRLS . . . and He was IdenUfied as the driv­ tor F. and Nianna’lBfNadas- “SPRING SALE” GET-GET GUYS! Dairii er, of a New Haven Railroad MANCHESTER CIVIC CHORALE kay, property on Tlmrod Rd. Roddy McDowall ASSOCIATE FEIATURE truck that brougiit wotkinen to Queen William H. and Miaiy A . Da­ “THE COOL ONES’’ the Birea, to repair eeustbound Barry Nudelman — Bassoon Soloist vis to Raymond C. and Ann. D. — Color — -MTHECOIOR (raeika. we dress windows. U) Larivee, property at 93 Bran­ Nrathasn was hit by a Boston- A , HMCMSTEI M M m M9-5491 Best Of The ...it's when a pretty .MNAVISION* WEDNESDAY, MAY 24. 1967, 8:15 P.M. ford St. bound passenger train, shunted Marine Corps GHOUL trades in Vytautas Marijosius, Conductor Land Development Ihc. to ACRES OF FREE PARKING Blockbusters DAIRY QUEEN No. 1 DAIRY QUEEN No. 2 to the westbound track because her bed sheet Art Exhibit by Gertrude L. Neumann Nutmeg Homes Inc., property of the lepedr worit. H Luxury At Its Best — Reclining Seats ★ “FIRST TO FIGHT” 488 HARTFORD ROAD 307 MIDDLE ’TPAn PIKE WEST for a BIKINI! on Richmond Dr. Northam Xved at Leyte’s Is­ To custom perfecHoti. Tastefully, Functional, Beasd^futty, 0pidsH9y, Giant Screen ★ Ultimate in Projection and HARTFORD-SPRINGFIELD EXPRESSWAY Owned and Operated By Owned,, and Operated By MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Jarvis Ehvterprises Inc. to land Road. Sound -4 Hartford’s Only New T heatre!!! RFS.SA S 91 North - HARTFORD Fred Annulli ,The Elkin Family Tickets available at; Beller’s Music Shop h u t never ostentatiously. Trimly^ hut never haphazardly. Let our AH Star Cast *...... Dubaldo’s Music Center Music Man and Ward Music Company window speekiHsts show you how our magnifieent normaufs of Peter Sellers \H w 3 - * Students Free sadsbury fabrics and impeeeable custom worbrnansbip cm CMMajcranwri Ursula Y Andress PHONE- 52872I0 <>•. (ot'weaa. »» ra« Hifd I make your windows unimaginMy hetmUfoL CASINO David Niven GOVERNOIl ST. EXIT TO MAIN ST., BIKINI Dahliah Lavi KM AMERICAN international ! ROYALE Woody Allen FINAL Starts Next Wed.: *'In Like Flint’’ and '^Stagecoach** i^Paul Neuman Ort on Welles William WEEK SALE AND EXHIBITION Is Holden G reat os and more . . . BEST of Contemporary Art "HOMBRE!" IS TOO Mon - FrL FILM Sculpture and Crafts MUCH... 7:00 - 9:10 OF FO R ONE Sat. - Sun. By Professional Artists JAMES BONDI 2:00 - 4:20 1966! 6:40 - 9:00 National Society Temple Beth Sholom ol Film Critics • BURNSIDE Presented in 400 East Middle Tunipike Technicolor Manchester ^ A K.I rN I cr c IIR I r N O W — 3n| WEEK!*] and A Corlo Ponii Producftoo C A N DIES Punavislon Tonight Antonioni’s "ONE OF THB BEST!” MONDAY, MAY 15 through At 7:00-9:10 —Cue Magazine BLOW-UP THURSDAY, MAY 18 Vanessa Redgrave Son. From 2:00 David H.mmings ■ Sorah M ll« “Two Sisters” Color Lithograph COIOR Daily, I to 9 p.m. CALL FOR RESERVATIONS EARLY 8 7 2 -3 3 B1 muu.uM,NCTtl by Moshe Gat A Promi*r Producliom Co., If*c. Champagne Preview For Patrons Open To The Public Admission; Adults 75c Mother's Day Specials Week Nights 7.:10-9.:20 Sunday Evening, May 14—7 to 10 P.M. Sat. 3:20-5:20-7:25-9:30 FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Donation: $2.50 Children 25c Sun. 1:30-3:40-5:40 To Meet Artists and Gallery Owners 7:40-9:30 ROAST STUFFED NATIVE TURKEY ...... 2 .7 5 DINNER FOR TWO 4 .9 5 Exciting itSSOBlED CHOCOIAfES U l UJO 2 b $ .$ L 3 S THREE 7 .3 0 D m EXPERIENCE i;ONIOHT—1st Drive-In Showing PRICES START AT ONLY $14.95 PAIR 2 FOUR 0 .5 5 mum SHOWTIMES; ADDITIONAL ORDERS 2.25 DRIVE- Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Moo. Tues. for 90" long, single unlined drapery . • • BOLTON LAKE HOTEL ROUTES e * 44A “Succeed” ...... 10:00 8:16 CHILDREN’S PORTIONS 1 .0 5 PHONE 840. SOOO “Whale” ...... 8:16 10:30 (Under 12) ROUTE 6 and 44A BOLTON Measured, quality custom work, supert) new fabriea and Includes; Tossed Green Seilad, Vegetables, Potato, Coffee We’ll Do the Cooking . . . I ConedtoB *llHt E|Mr%de complete custom InstallaUonl 'W e’U be happy to bring sam­ Baked Sugar Cured H ^ with Pineapple Rings 2 .7 5 [ SoMtwdi blnnSDOOMd’1 Mom Cain Rdally Relax! ples to your home . . . measure . .. estimate . •. free of Prime Rib of Beef, au Jus ...... 4 .0 5 THEMMSCH 643-4159 charge. Call 643-4159 for a courteous salesman to assist you. Invites you to treat mother to a MjiraUTKW For a Mother’s Day treat . . . give your Mom the Diraond Jim Brady Cut ...... 6 .0 0 TKUVB SWIFT 1 JO IN OUR to see th^e fabrics in your home! produchmofj “full-course” treatment! Take her out for dinner, BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS "HAPPY SERVED DAILY 11:30 to 2:00 superb dinner with a view over­ here! We have all her favorite foods, expertly pre­ -A Dining at Its Best! ^ HOUR" Food, Drinks and Service are Superb! Tues. thru Fri. pared and served in our congenial atmosphere. Re- Banquet and Party Facilities to Ao- "W 'e Are Your Headquarters For National Brands For 66 YearsI Cocktail Hour, Mon. thru Fri. 4 P.M. to 6 P.M. looking beautiful Bolton Lake fron i 6 t o 1 conunodate up to 200! TNE6FTB0K ALL DRINKS 60c serve your table, ndw! pan. — Dancing Fri. and Sert.! 'k WfeAtZjtO 2Nfe$.|3J5 AU D rinks Phone 643-4159 ROBeRrMOsse wltii the "Uoyd OilUaiu Trio” from FREE MAIN ST. PARKING or in our lot next to store ... from our terrace room, Bednoedt 9 to I A.M. ' Sing Al(Hig with Dave Ford On The Piano and Organ M K H e f t e i e e Batertalning Nightly 5 to 1 AJM, MontEirs Dfir « warnm, m v m g F'Ti',TT1i'’ r n ONE STOP SHOPPING “The Man of 1000 Songs” RonrYBuee O o A T V X f i i . • Purchases inspected befwe Every Thurs., Fri., Sat. and Sun, Night ' ■ : ■ CHURCH CORNERS eiih FiiTnitun delivery! Fdr Rosarvatfans, telephane 643-9731 VERNON DRUG s ALL financing by Keith’s! LOG C 4B8N Restaurant ’n Lounge TRI-CITY SHOPPING PLAZA s We’ll come to your home IVAN MANCHESTER aiul advise! “N- T O R S 0 ^ 1 ROUTE 87 — LEBANON, CONN. "Greater'ilartford’s Newest Dining Facility" i M I M A IN ST. — ■•■NTS 860 MAIN ST., EAST HARTFORD VERNON CIRCLE—VERNON, GONN. • Terms to please! Opporito Conn. Blvd, Phone 289-4869 (^ixislte the Branet Junior High School on Lower (South End) Main Street, TAotosmfOtLSJl UfMTIO Phone ( I) 423-0256 875-1795 - 644-1648 67 WINDSOR AVE - VERNON — RT. 83 ARTItTB i u M M I " CLOSED MONDAYS 4i Etco^ent Facilfties For Banquets and .Special PEU*ties ,.Read ^Herald Advertisements i>- i ...... in' I I M ...... I

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1967 P A G E F IV E ■li^ 1 ». ■■i Donald CoTU-ad, Mrs. HJverett MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ .FRIDAY, MAY 1 2 ,19CT T T fk lw ftm -' School Field and toe Tlgera T¥a £|(1 . I R P H N A > I I jPAGE FOUB Xienron v,. Beam at untie League Pleld. Keith, Mrs. EXiward Plate, Mrs. j L - Farm Team Praettee Theodore Powell, Mrs. Clarence 60 mBes apart, are colonies on Attends Parley Rush, and M »- Herbert Snyder. oi^ o*^<^r of 47 Police Attacked Red Chim’a aouth coast. Ma- Rd.; BKhel Gardner of 116 ______^______• Vernon cso’s value to CMna Is negUgi- Adults and Teen-agers Meet League will practice tomorrow Charles Andertmi, nur.'^- Mrs- Mlcitaql Muriiko and Brooklyn S t; Doris Salstead of hie, but Hong Kong la an Impor­ Mrs, John htitelkevlk, MPHNA Carter Dr.; Thomas Westbrook On Pronosed Youth Center ^ f ^ t e a g u e mg supervisor ot Manchester nurses,' attended a recent pro­ tant source of foreign exchange M f M u u v n regtetratlone are stffl open. Public Health Nurses Associa- Rockville Chamber to Open of 182 Crestwood Dr.; Harry Al­ Anti-British Rioting for Peking, wWch exported US- R R M IR S t gram on cancer nursing at Bronx len of 95 Orchard St. million worth, of focOB to the The proposed youth center On May 26, toe Inte^rmedlate “ “ (MPHNA), ^ *tte«d‘ng a (N. y .) Hosjrltal. Hiey reported Birth Wednesday; A son to Then's no piece like home when it’s pntectad hy colony tot January. on the prt)gram-*to the nursing Clean JJp Week on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mclntire broughtouirht out 28 enthusiasticentousl«tlc grades at toe the elementoryelementary school . staff of MPHNA. After rioting tot Macao last bpon Barber Shop. League for Nurses this week at of 16 E31m St. tow^ leaders and teen-agers at present their annual spring Scouts to Meet York City, It wsis reported Mrs. Burt LaCoe, Mrs. Lyman tlie Rockvifle Area Chamber beautify the area, -nic Discharged Wednesday: Mrs. Grows in Hong Kong December end preaaure from TERMIIMIX .. concert The production planned It e«»t» wo nethkis to find out It hlddwi toonHoi (M'CoIM j a meeting monday evening. The uji, is "Mary Popplns” . Boy Scout Troop 28 wlM meet ^ recent board meeting of Hoops and Mrs. John Muzlkevik CMnesa ofttdals in neeiby Can­ “flylni Wiu") art darti^m tha undaritnittura and at CojTuneroe wHi kick oiff lita Amy Shortman of Main St, (Continued from Page One) ^ groUpfdlscussed the ground work FeDowshlp Vl.it tomorrow morning at 9:80 a.m. j^ipjjNA of MPHNA will visit Cedarcrest ton, the Portuguese administra­ work ol your homa. rSKINIKCnOH far horn* aimara. In toe Hebron Elementary ^ , . 1 ttb Paint Un and P****** y**' . Brook; Paula Webber of 3 area where neariy 400,0000 Phona or writa now. donp ito date and heard guest mv-v toomen‘A p'ellowshlo of „ " v " ... Mrs. Bdson Bailey reported on Hospital, Newington and Hart­ * * * * * * ~ jf’ P o M c e Arrest* Esther Ave.; Marilyn Patten of and charged ■withwlth liatanB to tion agreed to admit the guHt ol Adrian Chinese work and hve. four hlgh-ranidng colonial oCfl- Owr 750.000 hotnaa aorvletd. Oor work It BUAMNTEtt speakers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert o 11 e a d Congregational meeting of the Board Members ford Rehabilitation Center aa Fix Up week Sunday and wiu Arthur W. Harper, 45, of 39 Windsor Ave.; Catherine Ma- break up the mobs, but as soon bf (1) Bruea-Ttfmlnia, (2) E. U Broca Co., liK. TWt oontinue through next Satur- Hartford was arrested yester- i^ngy Harriet Dr.; Thomas Pohoe made scores of aneata, ctels for the deata of eight toaranftt It INiUMD by Amarican Emok^’ Inaur- part of an orientation program as order was restored in on* tnea Cik Quarantaa availablo fw Ufa of bulldini. flay. day afternoon and charged with McKinney of 105 Prospect St; bringing the total number to CHtiese Wiled during the vio­ Hac^ Shack.’’ a youth recrea- to Avery Heights, (Church ^ ^ t^ A u cU o n labile Health Nujslng Agen- sponsored by MPHNA. It was also reported that MOrsanson, vice presi- operating a motor vehicle while George Bohenko of 94 Davis area, violence broke out In an­ some 200 since a plastic faetpry lence. NIW LOW COOT PROTICTION tlon tenter sponsored by the Homp* inci o home snonsored - School, Donald AOAINSTTeRMITIB Center Congregational Church ^ Phnrchpo the Nebron reridents are Invlt d Middletown. Other board mem- 2,540' nursing visits have been dent of the chamber and chair- Hcense was under suspen- Ave.; Mrs. Geraldine Pente and other. strikers’ demonstmtten >«\ipted Into lioUng late Thursday idter- ... for InfoitiJ ind non-lnfoifod houw—old In Glhstonbury. This group has i/ortford area for a tour of *** old-fashioned wmntry auc- attending the mpetintr '••<'ro made by MPHNA nurses since man of the Clean Up Commit- slon, police said today. Harper aon of 21 Regan St More than 20 pohee and 80 to BODY FOUND AT FIRE hotnot, nowhemot and doom* uitdor eoo- 70 of the lioteirs were reported noon. Twelve poltoe and 14 left- strucflon. 525,000 dom«|o foirontoo on the first of the year. tee, said Edward Morlarty Is Posted a bond of J250 for ap- HARTFORD (AP) — Firemen quallflod bolldinio and eontonia — only *" A ”“ T u ad 1 to® 1 S ltrea tour will he r d n S ^ T ^ t o r - J l n i n r A g ^ ' Vice -ewirmam for BlUt^on and pearance In Circuit Court 12 in The Herald’s Vernon Bureau injured. But there were no re­ wing labor demonstrators were anun annual coat. FoMar an raquast ports of deaths or anyone critl- injtned tot that betMe. atvived at an abandoned tene­ comS^^^^^ Shrarlfy -^turS C^.. on Route BO^n Alan SchwedeTls Vice Chairman Rockville June 6. is at 88 Park St., tel. 875-8186 caJiy hurt. The major Hong Kong Com' ment to fight a blaze there mppf txni.'h, Vernon. AU proceeds fro: i tods for Vernon. David B. Rutherford, 26, of or 643-2711. News Items may bo BTouVtf attending are to take undertaking will be used to wln- One mob of more than 1,600 muntet newspaper Wen Wed Pan. i^unsday and found toe bui..ad B n ItnXta* P ^tw *■ terlze the Actlvitie.s Building. ToHa^’a ami^tc^ay'^d^'ch^^ vlUe.*^ *”*** set fire to a bus stop shelter and accused the colony’s British man Students. Purther discussion vrlll ^ave the Gilead Church at 10 • Paper Drive the bus that a dri driver had government of ■‘raclai suppres- body of an unidenttfled 1^ . . W ORLD ’ S LA RG EST ta e place as to what the teen- scheduled a town-wide paper drive will Sion of Chinese woricers." R de- The b o ^ was d lecove^ In TERMITE CONTROL abandoned there as the rioters TERMINIX*] ^ ers want in a recreational cen- ^ noon with be held Sunday starting at 8 PITS Department has given “fidl to appear In circuit court moved in. manded an apology, punishment *■ flrrt-floor apartment of ™ SERVICE Bteam ahead” to the idea of j n zj 1 a Rescue Workers Another bus was reported of the “ culprits gulity of atrocl- buUding, which la scheduled for tton lunch at approximately 12:30 a.m. Richard Parker, program combining Clean Up Week wilto „ Y e ^ » y afternoon Harold burned in the courtyard of a ties and suppresition” and re- demoUtlfm, “ p.m. Additional information Is and entertainment committee Plre R e ^ tlo n . Wilde, 64, of Somers, back^ Re-search Caves BRUCE-TERMINIX CO.. INC. Report on Gay City abailable from Mrs. Charlotte chairman ol the Jones-Keefe large resettlement housing de­ lease of *our patriotic workers Officials said they believed P.O. Box U. Harriton, N. Y. 10S2S Ttown offWal* have Indloated » Into West St w d into William O’Neill, state repre­ Motyka. , Post 95, American Legion, is in velopment. and/students savagely attacked toe meui was a vagrant who White Plains 946-1178 • NEw Rochelle 3-5880 • YOnkers. 5-7272 sentative from the 52nd district, 'i’ * their support for the Chamber’s For Lost Boys PoUce clamped a new curfew by you.’’ had broken into toe bulMing to Firemen Give $60 charge of the work force. Mabel Donlin of 40 Hutchins 240 Madlion Ava., Maw York 10016: (212) 6834151 • (212) FA 3-B500 reports that a favorable report (Oonttnued from Page One) at 6 p.m. on toe six-square-mile Hong Kong and Macao, about spend toe night. ha.s..a.-, comeCU...C fromirom i the n p State De- Th« Hebron Volunteer Fire Residents are requested to ,, „ _um St., Manchester, police reported. velonment Con^^lsslm tor Department has voted to con- bundle papers and place t h ^ . ^ The accident caused no injuries crews. Still another fall choked SlOfl noo tn h» cn.nt I f- riif tribute $50 to the Veteran’s Me- on the side of the road. For damage wa.s moderate. the passage further. Rescuers SteteTatk ove? toe nSrt tw 2 mortal-Field Fund. The fund large quantities, resldeivta niay «F^UmU to Wilde was charged with fail- dug from the outside of the bluff Downtown Manchester— TOLSsive ppoWem of junk ears in grant the right of way behind the rock fall and opened vear neriS Thr rMnp«rh«,‘ w was started by a group of Rham call Parker, Post Commander t y. \ t : - ^ ^ M ^ ^ groduatee to secure a suitable Robert Cafazzo, Richard Grant Manchestei* Parkadc ^ ' S r S ' o m i n g , Building mittee but the favorable report WHY SHOULD I hv fhra a.sn^.v.4e,.t^w. c H ^ jy mcmory of Jamea Bat------But just to be certain, they comml-ssion was a good ^ graduate of Rham, Manchester Evening Her- Hhiyor John E. Grant, Chamber - i t of Oodtimerae executive direc- Vis ting hours are 12:80 to 8 excavated the rock-choked pas­ ^-ho was killed in action in Viet- aid Hebron Correspondent, sage, thinking perhaps the boys tor William A. Dickson and except mator- School Vtalt Mrs. Marjorie Porter, tel. 228- / where they are 2' to 4 and were caught In the faU. 'Diey chamber direotor Schwedel met ^ g apparently were not. SHOP A T Principal .piie firemen has also voted to 9116. ^ than 600 John Canavan and Rham’sguld- p^^Ucipate In a July 2 parade to discuBS toe more Admitted Wednesday; Hope avll Defense workera, cave AJire f*niinBAlrkt*Cl Xirlll ertcla 4U.. that are ance counselors will vi.sit the Andover and the July 4 pa- ‘MET’S’ LOSE, WHAT ELSE? vehdoles In Vernon Gollmitzer of 174 West Main rescue teams from Missouri and elementary school to answer ------~ . — - termed "Junk cars' radei„'u,= In Columbia. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — C M . * ^ St'! Robert Bartlett of Plains RUnods as well as Washington, que^ons Md register the sixth ttonations for the Veteran’s The New York Metropolitan Op- ^ ^ Rera tour. changed in some areas. The to set aside a portion of town- TREMENDOUS SELECTION— FINE QUALITY Monday is the deadline for TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS most radical change was In the osvned land aa a dlspoeel area from $25.00 to $45.00 obtaining tickets to the major In which these vehicilee oan.be ALL THE WAY! primary reports which were league game between Boston Soles & Service onisbed and buried . WTitten and were given to par­ and Cleveland in Boston on May on SchnveiM said en agency can Now la tha tone to bring In your acreena to be rqialred. ents at the two conferences. 20. Ihe Hebron Baseball Asso- and wW {rick up Junk oats pro­ Storm window glass replaced. FULL 6 MONTH GUARANTEE— WE BUY ONLY Parents were urged to contact elation has a block of tickets viding to ^ have a radialor, a the school if any questions g^le at the Hebron Barber JOHNSON motor and are towable. FROM REGISTERED NURSERY GROWERS arose between reports, about shop. Cello’s Store and through OUTBOARD Another pnojeot to be sponsor­ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED toe progress of each child. the Little League managers. MOTORS ed by toe chamber Is toe re- The primary teachers are Buses will transport toe boys furbishdng of toe area on the GLASS FURNITURE TOPS REMEMBER MOTHER WITH A GIFT SHE'LL REMEMBER planning to make cornmento on to and from the game. Admis- bank of to* retaining well along the children’s progress since sion wiU be $2 per child and CAPITOL SSast Main Street. The name of MIRRORS (Fireplace and Deer) April during conferences Which must be paid by Monday. , W) the City of Rockville is imbed­ vrill be held in connection with The exhibition game sched- EQUIPMENT CO. ded In rock along toe bank end PICTURE FRAMING (all types) room assignments for next year, uled for May 8 was postponed 38 Main St., Klancheeter badly needs refUrbishiing. The conferences will be held at and will be phiyed tonight. The Open 7:30-5—Thurs. 7:30-9 SaL 7:30-4 Schwedel proposes helping WINDOW and PLATE GLASS toe close of school In June. Littie League Wildcats vs. Lioni Mayor Grant In painting these MOIHERS DAY VITTNER'S atones and planiUng shrubs to

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The event is open to all towji .phe south Windsor Demo- church hail at 3 :30 p.m. on Tues- audience, a PTA spokesman re- STATEMENT CALLED FALSE odds and ends of our disposable The church oholr wltl present teen-age drivers, between 16 and cratic Women's Club has an- ^ay. ported. STAMFORD (AP) — The Pu- till 9 P.M. civilization that decorate the its annual spring concert Sat­ 19 years of age. nounccd the election of Mrs. School Menus A t a business meeting before Democratic Club has dls- edges of the roads. urday, May 20 at 8 p.m. In Fel- Ribicoff Talk the play, incoming PTA officers avowed as "false" a statement ■Mnriortv Bros In Manchester Gri^zer, 37 Ridge Rd., as .pj^g following menus will be Bolton is actually jumping the lowahip Hall. Tickets are now were Installed by Principal Ed- iggued under the club’s letter- Set Tomorrow U ^ th f^ al sponsor for the president for the coming served in the schools next week: WUton’z Hae Over 200 Different Hummetal gun by a week in this state­ available. ward Timbrell. head teat week calling for cen- « In /-nniiinctinn with the Monday, frankfurt in roll, cab- wide effort at spring cleaning Church Women Officers Manchester League of . ’ ' Mrs. Gritzer has served as page and cat-rot salad, relishes, The PTA also voted to donate sure of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, Wilton’s Has The Largest Selection of Hummeli! sponsored by the 4-H and known jaycees. SonUi Windsor Democratic reg- cream- Tuesdav beef stew The women’s group of St women Voters tomorrow will a sum of money, to the school. Instead, a majority of the as "Rid Litter Day.” But there George’s Episcopal Church met j^g Annual Meeting, State winners, one boy and of voters since 1960. with v e g ^ a ^ s l b a S pow- to purchase tree plantings which club’e executive board gave its are more conflicts next weekend Tuesday for election of of- y g gg„ Abraham A. one girl, will compete «> » Pa- other offlcei-s named Include biscuit, buttered whole ker- will be put down in the fall. support to Dodd Thursday. \ tional competitton toheld at Mrs. Betty Saw-icki, vice prwl- com, fruited jello with top- Commissioned than this, so. '^f it doesn’t rain, ficers and a program on an- thg principal speaker, Officers for the coming year Dodd faces Senate censure on the anti-litter squads will be out tique tinware. jj,g "The Crisis the University of M*ohigan at dent; Mrs. aalre Niziakewitz, pj„^. Wednesday, Italian spa- Michael E. Conlon, soiT of will be Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norl- allegations of wrongdoing in- Ann Arbor for 814.000 in schol- treasurer,, and Mrs. Jacqueline walking up and down town roads Mrs. Brad Huddleston was jn tile Cities.” Mi-s. William L. Conicn of 102 ing, presidents; Mr. and Mrs. v-olving his finances. picking up trash. They will not elected president; Miss Betty■'-'-''J The lilt; iiicetiii|^meeting willWill beuc min the uiv- arships and the use of a new Archer, secretary. „ with French dress- S. Lakewood Circle, has been David Odegard, vice presidents; The Pulaski executive board Comet for one year. The installation of the new of- clean along state highways be­ (Jhase, vice-president; Mrs. form of a luncheon session at commissioned a second lieu- Mrs. T h e u n a s Werkhoven, majority said in a statement cause of the danger and the A toUl of 84,000 will be ficera is set for May 28. Wlnthrop Reed, secretory, and the Manchester Country Club. bread and butter: Thursday, in the U.S. Air Force treasurer; and Mrs. Paul Diehl. Dodd’s record as a senator and need tor devices to warn motor­ Mrs. Paul Maneggia. trea-surer. jt will start with cocktails at awarded to the first place boy Legion Plans Parade baked ham with raisin .sauce, „ eraduntion from Officer secretary. Delegates to the PTA his contributions to government It’s A Steal ists. Mrs. Howard Chase of He- i2:30, then luncheon at 1 p.m., and girl winners, 82,000 for sec- The Abe E. Miller Post 133 mashed potatoes, buttered peas, Ti-airine 'School (OTS) at Council are Miss Sally Margie, "are a credit to the party.” Local Rid Litter Day chair­ bron Rd., displayed pieces of the meeting at 1:30 and Sen.' ond and 81,000for third place, of the American Legion is com- yanilla^plneapple pudding with Deckland APB Tex. Mrs. Donald MacKenzie and Frank Cackowski, club presl- man John Cobum says that res­ antique tinware and demon- Riblcoff’s address at 2. 3fi The state competition will be pletkig plans tor the annual topping, bread and butter; Fri- selected for OTS throug^i James Luce. ^ dent, said the release last week idents oan help the effort by strated the process of tole Election of officers will be held June 3, sponsored by the M em orial^ay, Parade and ex- day, cheese pizza, buttered wax ggn^pguyve examination, Lt. The committee chairmen are purporting to be from the club w dodge DART picking up whatever has been painting, held and the Leag;ue’s current WlndsorxUoclts Jaycees. Local erelses. The parade wUl f^ m beans, cottage pudding with conlon is being assigned to as follows: Mrs. John Higley and urging Dodd’s .censure by 67 a June dinner New di.scarded along their own prop- Plans for and continuing program will be winners will be competing for at 12:30 p.m. on Memorial ^ y chocolate topping, peanut but- westover APB, Mass., for train- and Mrs Charles Riegel .pro- the Senate, was "false and not ertles, and across the road, U meeting are being discussed and discussed and adopted, luggage, trophies and an op- at Sullivan Ave near the Wap- ter sandwich. Milk is served mg and duty. gram; Mrs. Jerry Richardson, issued by the du b." 2.DOOR SEDAN no one is living there. announced at a future

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY. MAY 12, 1967 MANCHBSTOR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONNa FRIDAY, MAY 18, 18A7 PAGE EIGHT Vernon that seems lost In the daily esoaiaitione Tolland ------Police Arrests ^anrl^patpr the President is authorizing. Senator '‘ '1 TV-Radio Tonight McGovem’9 words for it aU were a "pol^ Jobless Pay Etrpnm$ l|pralb Tcwiti Meeting Okays Funds Wimam H. Fyler, 22, of Hart­ icy of madnMs.” We must be mad* ali ford waa charged at 10 a.m. yes- : PUBLISHED BY THE of 118, to go on with everything else aa wlth breach of peace by BEBALD PRINTING CO.. INC. Shows Drop Television 13 Blssell Street if nothing really •was happexung"’ or ca­ Fot Improvement of Roads arsault as a result of a recenrt Manchester Conn. pable erf happening. fight in front of the Blue Moon *:00 ( 8) Movie to Prq*r*»» TI»iMAS F. J*ERGUSON ( 8-33) Hike Douglas m i w It ^ Approodmateiy K)0 residents C. of O. d ea n Up Restaurant at 143 Main St„ po­ In the Area 7:*> ( f - l » Wild, wad Weot (C) WALTER R. FERGUSON (U) Hlffnrsy. Patrol . (4m ^een Hom«t (0) Publishers sittendi^ last nlght!s town meet- The improvement and beau- lice reported. (80) Aquanauts ■ Founded October, 1. 1881 tlflcatlon of Crandall’s Pond (30) Faith lor Today fW Checimat*".: _ ^ a ^ e d a ^ - p o t o t agon- ^ Elizabeth Buliano and Sheiha Warmer weather he* a good (40) Hunstere Published Ever?- Evening E^ept Sundays Novello, both of East Hartford, effect on unemployment in the (10) Perry .Haaon (1) Fixwt-Tlow Mq,vle_, and Holidays. Entered at the Po»* Office Anniversary Iii Dominica da. The only controverey aw- ^ jo be undertaken tomorrow 6:15 (24) Friendly Olant , (M) BriSooii. Hatrii Wits Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall were eaoli charged at 9:30 p.m. Rockville r area, according ^bo 6:30 (40) Peter Jeimings (C) 3:00' (B) Time raoM l (C) M a U e r . ______There is not very much comfort in rounded \irhich (Urt roads to os Tolland’s part in the Rock- yesterday with larceny of less figures releeeed by the Coip (24) Whafs New? (2 ) Marshal DUlon (20) Film (34) Antique* SUBSCRIPTION RATF£ realizing that what may be a new crisis apply state aid funds towairds ville Area Chamber of Com- than $16. necticut Laibor Department this 6:46 (33) Miami Undercover |:t0 ( 3-lU Hogan’S Heroes (C) Payable In Advance improvement. merce CTean-Up, Palnt-Up Oom- ’They are aocuesd of taking a week. 6:00 ( 8-8-10-23) Newe, Sperts, (18) Subacri^lon TV One Year ...... *22.W in the Dominican Republic is opening Weather (10-30-22-30) Man from Six Months ...... il.OO with the same kind of argument which ThoSe attending voted to ap- ^ IcnitUng book, two knitting For the sixth weelp-in a row (18) Merv Griffin U.N.C.L.E. (C) Three Monthe . . . . . '...... “ -“O needles, a b o /s tie and two since the week endlhg April 1, (30) ^ r t s , (34) Musically Speaking One Month ...... 1.86 clo.aed the last crisis. ply an amounts necessary to Local chairman Donald Mor (24) f C s Special 9:00 ( 8-12) Movie improvement of gansofii has announoed plans pairs of men’s socks, all valued the, list of unem- (40) News: Bronco (40) Rango Today, a-‘i then, there is a choice be­ complete the (24) NBT Playhouse MEMBER OF Grahabor Rd by a 35-26 vote, all-out assault on areas at $5.31, from Oaldor's Depart- ployment efM— ------(30) McHale’e Navy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ^ tween believing that it is the far left 6:15 (20) Miami Undercover 9:30 (304MO) 'T.H.B. (5at The Associated Pre.ss is exclusively entltW An addMlanaii $6,000 was ap- might need refurbishing ment Store on Tolland’ Ipke., giolng dowiL (221 SporU. News ( 8-40) Phyllis Diller to the use of republication of all news dis­ or the extreme, right which is responsi­ 6:30 ( 8) Newawire (C) (10) Beware The Wind patches credited to It or not cr^ iU proved to o o m p i^ Tory Rd. cleaning up. poUce said. \ (24) Whafa New 10:00 ( P40) The Avengers ed In this paper and also the local news pub- ble for unhappy conditions in Dominica. and $,600 tor Cervens Rd. Any Tlie committee will concen- Arthur Blkemlcks, 23, of 426 totaled 155. Last week there ( 3-12) Walter Cronklte (C) (34) Lenox , Quartet One can blame alleged plotting by the (10-22-301 Huntley-Brlnkley (1O-30-3M0) Lorndo ***AR^ rights of republication of special dis­ moiYey. left wouild be used to trate on the picnic area at W. Middle Tpke. was charged at 108. ( 8) Peter Jennings (C) 10:30 (18) Subscription TV patches nereln are also reserved.______Communists. Qr one can blame the re­ •tart work on Rhodes Rd. Crandall’s, branching out to in- 1:12 a.m. today with breach gf The only m ajw ^ 6:46 (20) News. Sport* 11:00 ( W (C), lO-SO^-SlMO) AIRWAY 7:00 (20-32-60-40) Newa, Spcol* News, sportn. Weathsr The Herald Printing C o m it y I"C- pressive terrorism of the righti.st re­ These appropriations were elude as much as can be done peace aa a result of a domesUc this area wero 15 people from ( .3) Death Valle.v Day* (C) 11:16 (20) Memory Lane eumes no financial rMponsiblllty for WPS Ton Always Do Better TIONS. ■ ______ghi had recommended the town ect on Saturday, Morganson 'The situation la. improving or the discovery of the supposed list of Picks Town Men (Thl» listing Includes enly thnee new* broadeuts of 19 or 16 L ★ GIFTS Display advertising closing hours. authorize him to spend $8,000 stated. on the state level also but the lYben You Shop H en! For Monday — 1 p.m. l^aay. Communists which was supposed to jus­ mlnpto length. Sow# station* o*»ty oilier short nowscasts.) P i r W RAPPING S Fori*nr Tuesday lueaaay — 1e on Grahabor Rd., $5,000 on Tory Local builders and oontraotia's Two Manchester men were eoanpariBO(n with last year’s For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. tify the coming of the troop*. and $2,600 o r Cervens Rd. He donated the use of bull- g^ppotnted to the newly formed state figures is unfavorable, WDBC—1S « 7:16 Frank Gifford l^^^IN STRUET 2 STORES E. MTODL^T^ For Thursday — 1 p.im Wednesday. So, today, as Dominica experience* a 6:00 Ihck Robinaon 7:30 Harry Reasnner For Friday — 1 p.m. Th^day. stated later that $8,000 should dozers, gpraders, and trucks to project Equality Advisory Total clatens were 14,785 this 6:00 Joey Reynold* 8:00 Newa For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. . series of violent episodes, in which nine be sufficient to complete Graha- assist in the grading and remov- Qouncil Tuesday afternoon at time last year. Now they are 9:00 Griffin 8:10 Speak Up Hartford Classified deadline — B P t:06 N.W*. 11:30 Biury Farber Show publication. 5 p.m. ^ Id a y tor Saturday lives have already been taken, there is, bor Rd., if no problems devriop. jng of debris from the area. ^ meeting of the Board of Dl- 18,547. 12:00 Comment and Monday publication. ______■nre town accepted $18,663 in ^ painter has volunteer- rectors of (Connecticut Project Initial claims were 20 last 6:00 Hartford Highlight* 12:16 News S i | n ^ V on one hand, President Balaguer claim­ 7:00 New* Friday, May 12 ing that “hundreds of well-trained Com-» town aid highways funds tor the ^^m the attend- Equality Inc. at Rosary Hall week, compared to only eight oililght 8:00 Afternoon Edition the week before, Last week's 12:(X) (5ulet Hours <1:00 Newsr SporU. Weather DANIELS TRAVEL AfiENCY munist agents” are now working un­ unimproved dirt roads.. After pulldlng to make it more of St. Joseph (tollege. West “ ■------WPOP—1419 <8:15 Americans deduction of the allooations The Fire Department Hartford. bod weather may have played 7:20 Chet Huntley presents dercover to promote a new revolution in 6:00 Danny (Saytoj;, Shew About $8,000 will be left for use force to effect They are the Rev. Richard a p€urt. 7:00 Lee ''B abr' Simms Show 7:26 Detroit at Boston 12:00 Gary Girard Show 10:10 New* the country, and there is, on the other on Rhodee Rd. controUed burning of the brush Dupee, associate pastor of About $40 i« the average WINF—:l*8i 10:16 Joe Garaglola EXPO 67 (CaRadlan World’s Fair) “Russia Will Have To React” hand, the Dominican Revolutionary amount of a weekSy cteim paid 10:20 NIghtbeat Also accepted waa at least jji the area. * South Methodist (Jhurch, and 6:00 New* 10:30 IMrld Brbikity See Expo the right way! Arrive pefr**hed, •The Sovidt Union, Communist China Party, one of whose prominent leaders in the state per worker. 6:16 Speak Up Hartford 10:86 Ntghtbest $63,278 in town aid highway Kindergarten Assistant* Johr E. Rogers Sr., of 1163 E. 6:00 News 10:66 Emphasis aesured of fine acoomnMdations and well and North Vietnam will have to react to was w'ounded in one of the bombs of the funds for the maintenance of Aaedsting mothers at the Tol- Middle Tpke., superintendent PTO Sets Installation 6:15 Barry Farber Show 11:00 New* informed! , Oo-preeidents of the Vernon 6:46 Lowell Tbomas 11:80 The Other Side of the Day what we have done. . . . If we trace the new violence, claiming that som ebody. improved road mileage. Those Cto-Openative Kindergarten pf Bishop Corners Post Office 7:00 The World Tonight attending authorized the Board pgxt week are Monday, Mns. West Hartford, an authority Elementary School PTO. Mr. , - r. National Exhibit* (over 70 oountrie* repre­ $ history of the world, is not that how from the extreme Right is starting all sented). Entertainment, Service*, Reatan- of Setoettnen to enter into the Gordon Wells, Mrs. Bernard cn Negro history. Mirs. Michael O'Connor, wlH Aitny Private Fliwt and past presMerit oT the Con- the destruction of mankind is ultimate­ the trouble. rsmto. Theater, Sport*, Traubodoura, Film nec€S ory agr^em^nts with the Mrs. William Waite, The national interrellgioua i>e installed Mon

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Vernon Assembly Committee Backs insurance benefits. This has al-. by Increasing revenue Items Republicans eetimated $458,- Webster on the meaning of re­ ming Pool Is the men wbo had Saturday, Juno 24. They wlU Coventry Soldier, 20, Dies, About Town Ciunmings Hits reedy damaged employe morale some $70,000 over the. mana­ 960 less, or $8,269,338. ’They es­ sponsibility.” n b ^ c mi ty ^ ^ Thursday morning at De- directors were re-elected: Har- ported the company in the first Survivors, besides her hus­ journaham conducted ai me / ______^ o ment reads: the Army several pot Sq. d d C. Norton, Robert P. Ful place.” ‘There is one thing that dis­ band, indlude five sons, WU- Defense Information School at ler, John S. Alvord, John C. Bam G. Judge of Vernon, Don- m d n f h a . The firm has been a holding tinguishes the Republican ma­ FVirt Harrison. Blake, Harry Forman, Olafton After Violent Night ead G. Judge of UncasviUe, Nothnick was on the track . ....eral arrangements are in- company for the last few years jority on the Board of Directors M. Bockstoce, Hugh M. Joseloff, merely making Investments (Continued from Page One) and that Is that they don’t like Charles W. Jiidge of Bemntag- and croes councry teams at complete. 6 U.S. Dead; Donald R. Ross, Harry Straw, ton, Vf-, Rcibert K. J\idge of with its assets. to get off dead center. Their re­ Richard J. Stfflivan, Samuel P. Exalted ruler Harry Friedman In the neck where a flying ob­ Cdtohester and David L.. Judge The bill for a SUte Motor Ve­ cent budget is a good example. neral hc«ne tomorrow and Sun­ Cooley. and lodge offlcera will exempli­ txf Coventry: a daughiter. Mirs. 100 Injured hicle branch office in Vemon ject l.ii him. They don’t care to do anything day from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Open House Set Derrick joined the Hartford fy Uie Elks’ observance ritual at Beuteh A. Gutter of Hoosick introduced by State Rep. Gerald Squads of G lardsmen, carrv- decisive and their new tax rate Manchester’s Public Electric Light Co. in 1942 as Allen got a favorable report 3 p.m. ing fixed bayonets and sup­ Just proves the point. The ma­ FhUs. N.Y.; a brother, MerriH Misa Elizabeth Dooley Deftelds of Buffalo; eteven Works Department w-lll By Barrage superintendent of engineering this week from the Transporta­ Roland Mooadlo will give or­ ported by machine gpins on ar- jority promised to pass the ben­ Miss EKzabeth Dooley, 90. of grandchildren and several conduct an ’’Open House” and moved up rapidly to the po- tion Committee this week. It gan selections. m< red per.^6nncl card i-i. efits of revaluation along to the gleaming 14-karat gold 97 Battista Rd. died this morn­ at its Olcott St. garage to­ (Continued from Page One) sation of vice president In charge Following the ritual, Rock- B. 2 nieces and nephews, now goes to the Appropriations moved in quickly after the taxpayers. This would have ing at Manchester Memorial rille Emblem Club members will Funortd services wiM be held morrow. from 1 to 4 p.m. Army airstrip at Phuoc Vinh. 34 <>* engineering operatiems. Committee. po cc volley, clearing the four- meant a reduction of approxi­ Hospvtal. serve refreshments. All Elks, Monday at 11 a.m. at the Bei- It will serve to inform ■ 1 » o „ -___ Upon the merger of The Hart- loric street aboui 10 p m 'They pierced earrings for Mother Miss Dooley was bom Oct. 31, rrnles north of Saigon. Phuoc aifd the Connectl- The nearest MVD offices are mately 6 mills from the old rate. mont Funeral Home, 19 S. the public of the work being wives, mothers and friends are ran the jeering .students back to 1873 in County Cork. Ireland ^ support stnp, company Jon. 1, 1958 in Wethersfield and Williman­ They failed to take this decisive Main St, Colcheter. Burial will done by the various depart­ invited. the campus and chased others She has lived for the past 12 with helicopters traiusport air- president -e n - tic. A similar bill was introduc­ step, therefore, most taxpayers ; be in the family plot in Maple­ ments and to call attention craft and spotter planes sta- . __. - ed in 1965 but failed to get a o f' the street as Thompson de­ ■will find their bUl larger this by years in Manchester, making gineeiring. In he was made k : o r o wood Cemetery, Norwich. to the May 14 - 20 Public clared a 10 p.m. curfew. Tweivo year than last. What happened her home with ber grandniece, tioned there. tilled vice president —electric opera- favorable report. Illinois Big Exporter pyiands may call at the fu­ Works Week. In addition to the six killed New Library Service Neg’oes were arrested for v o- to this Republican campaign Mrs. Lois Durdiam. She was , j j TT o tions, and was elected execu- neral home Sunday from 3 to 5 The ’’Open House” and and 100 wounded, U.S. head- ’ ’The Rockville Public library CHICAGO—Illinois is the lead­ lating it. promise ? a communicant ofj 8t. James’ tive vice president and director $5 to $15 end 7 to 9 pm. the Week are co-sponsored quarters said about 30 more now offers a new service to ing exporting state. IlUnois A large smoky bonfire, start­ "Furthermore, the budget Church in January, 1964. He was ap- by the Public Works De­ Americans received such minor .students, business men, law­ farmers and manufacturers sold ed the stude.Ts and fed Aith cuts they chose to make are in Mm. Emma 8. HlbbeTt Survivors, besides her grand­ Amencans receiteasucn minor president in March of partment, the Manchester injuries as sprained ankles as ^ / yers, and anyone in need of goods worth $2.7 blHlon abroad debris and old tires, sllhouelted areas that really hurt. There LEBANON—Mrs. Emma San­ niece, include two ndecee, Mrs. 1964 and became chief execu Kiwanis. and Local 991, they sprinted for cover. copies of written or printed ma­ in 1966, about $180 million more the Guardsmen as they me'hod- will be no Improvements In the ford Hibbert, 87, of Bridgepdrt, ESizabeith El'wood of Manches­ tive officer in June, 1966. State, County and Mu­ The U.S. Command said dam­ terial. than in 1965. The state accounts cleared the area of dem- street lighting program this mother of Mrs. George Hutchin­ ter and Mrs. Anne Du'vaJ of Derrick has taken an active nicipal Employes Union. age to the airfields was light to . , ____ A self-service, coin-operated for 9 per cent of U.S. exports. on.srrators. year. The majority did not al­ son of Lebanon, died at Wind­ West Hartford; two nephews, Vincent D. Barry of Hartford moderate and gave no further machine has just been in.stalled low enough money for this and ham Memorial Hospital, Willi- breakdown However eyewit- professional orgamza- and will make instant copies mantic. She became HI while and William J. Barry of Oak­ breakoowm^ HowevCT, eyewix ^ ■'fellow” of the the lighting expansion plan ini­ Hospital Notes nesses reported et legist 25 from book pages, magazines, yisitmg her daughter. land, Calif . and a grandnephew tiated years ago will come to a William J. Ehwood of Manches­1- ■ . . planes damaged at Bien Hoa Institute of Electrical and new.spapers, pensonal and busi- standstill. They talk about sav- Survivors also include a broth­ Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p ni. ^ ne.ss documents. It is in the er and several nieces and neph- ter ,- "I ^areas excepting mater- of the Hartford Engine tog the parks and protecting been shot up at Phuoc Vinh. main Reading Room of the li­ AUCTION open land, yet they cut $21,000 ' ews. The WiH be teld M o^ „itjr„.here-i... they «...are 9.9ft 2:30 to A 4 I" Club, past chairman of the Elec­ brary. from the park appropriation Funeral services wiH be held ^ ^ f inn Main P’'" ’ 7 to 8 p.m. and private trical System and Equipment SA T U RD A Y . M A Y 13, 1 P.M. - M ID N IG H T A quarter coin operates the and the department has less to tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Pot­ '•“O'” " they are 10 a.m. Commiltee of Edison Electric machine which copies material a ., with a ^ ^ f ^ to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested Tolland County Agricultural Center work with this year than the How fashionably right for Mother . . . brilliant gold earrings from onr ter Funeral Home, 456 Jack- U.S. Disputes Institute, and is a regristered up to 10 by 14 inches, reducing son St., Willimantic. The Rev. at J ^ e s ’ C h u rch ^ not to smoke in patiente’ rooms. professional eng;ineer in Con­ RT. 30, ROCKVILLE, CONN. year before. Almost 20 per cent scintillating collection by famous Corocraft. We show just a few of it to standard letter size. Pi-oceeds to be used for winterized actM ty building was cut ^om the recreation Warren Hendricks, i»stor of L No more than too risitors .at necticut. Library hours are 9 a.m. to BtoomfieW^ , Thant Stand budget ahd the Rec program is many exquisite shapes and styles . . . you’ll choose real opal or jade or Lebanon Oongre g a t i o n a 1 Mr. and Mrs. Derrick live in 9 p.m. Monday and Friday, 9 Partial IJstlng: Demitasse spoons from Princess Grace, place- Friends may oall at the fu- r e sure to suffer. This at a time black onyx or cultured pearl . . . all combined with genuine 14-karat Church, wiU officiate. Burial West Hartford and have two a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Wednes­ mats Hopalong Cassidy, Pen Richard Nixon Hanky—Bill neral home tomotTow from 7 to ADMITTED YES’TBRDAY; when the public requires and will be in New Lebanon Ceme­ On Bombing children, Mrs. E. F. Aune and day, Thursday and Saturday. Cullen Key chain—Olivia DeHaviland, Autographed picture# gold. 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 6 Mirs. Mary Baskervilie, 51 ,eJq>ects greater public recre­ tery. Kenneth C. Derrick. Burpee Meeting - -Boris Karloff and John Sellers, All types of plants, baked and 7 to 9 p.m. School St.; Stanley Bdske, 589 ational services. Even the Sen­ (D&L Jewelry—^Manchester Parkade) Friends may call at the fu­ (Continued from Page One) Burpee Women’s Corps xvi'll goods, tent, wagon wheel, wood, iron, brass and silver items. Sulh'VBn Ave., South Wiruisor; rostrum of the U.N. General ior Citizens were denied a full neral home tonight from 7 to 9. meet next Wedne.sday at 7 p.m. Mrs. Henry H. Clark---- Mrs. Marion Co'viUe, Broad the United States was affirma- Assembly. Glassware, used furniture, frames, lamps and antiques. time director, although they Mrs. Maryellen Connelly Brook; Corrinne Bekhordt, 19 y A Birthday Social will follow 13 Towns and committees In Andover, Bolton, Columbia, Cov­ Mrs. Catherine Kuznetz “ It was precisely in the hope petitioned for one. And where Clark, 55, of 39 Green Manor Winter St.; Alfred El'win, Wat- ^ with Mrs. Helen Weber in entry. Ellington, Hebron, Mansfield, Somers, Stafford, Tolland, SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. Goldberg said the ’united that there could be a mutual de- Is the money for the plamned Rd., died this morning at Man- rous Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Laetitia charge. Catherine Nadwoma Kujnetz of Rd., died this morning at Man- rous Rd.. Bolton; Mrs. Laetitia shares Thant’s desire for escalation of the conflict and a Vernon, Willington and Union. maintenance of our schools that Chester Memorial Hospital. She Gegne. 60 Broad St.; Mrs. Eddth ^ peaceful setUement and diminution and stoppage of rio- Alother’s Day Observanca Windsor, mother of Mrs. Fran­ Should Be Quite An Auction—Refreshments Republicans talked about so pretty new beoded bags was the wife of Henry H. Gorlch, 20 Baker Rd.. Vernon; jence on all sides that the Unlt- The Rockville Lodge of Elks ces Grasso of South Windsor, will observe Mother’.s Day on boldly during the last election? died Wednesday in Mystic. Mftv a*!,- Geneva spirit would help the ed States - in my General As- AUCTIONEERS: BOB FLUCKINGER & SON "The majority slashed town SUIT UP...SUMMER'S COMIN' Mrs. Clark was born May Springs; Norma Kennedy. Hub- ^ seanbly statement on Sept. 22, Sunday with ceremonies at the to delight any woman Survivors a l^ include a son, 27’ 1911, in Hartford, a lard Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Elsa ® -- - ...... Carriage House on N. Park St. employe pay raises to pieces, another daughter, a sister, four “ Theiuc Uni'ted uiu'wru States Is 1966-offered to take the fir.st cut out overtime approprj^itions grandchildren and seven grand­ daughter of John and Mar- Koehler, prepared to engage in such step and ’order a ces.sation of and denied employes improved geret King Connelly, and ^.e Kresco, East Hartford; Bruno P 1 ", „ all bombing of North Vietnam and RO X AN N E'S ready! children. The funeral will be held to­ lived in Manchester 20 years. Ladyga, 39 Horton Rd.; Mrs. opmmenting on Thant’s call the moment we are assured prl- She retired in 19.52 after work- Elizabeth Lambert, 8 Hemlock b o M lately or otherwise that M s morrow at 10.15 a.m. from the We’ve a Roxanne swimsuit style to fit every seagoing gal! Figure-hug ?i-s, ing 25 years for the State of Rd., Vemon. p , onswerod promptly Maple Hill Cliapels, 382 Maple Connecticut in the office of the Also. Patricia McGill. Thomp- ^he Unit- hy a corresponding and ap- figure show-ers, sleek swimmers and baring sun-seekers. And you get Ave., Hartford, with a solemn commissioner of Workmen’s ^ville; Jamie McKay, He- S o^S of a P^^riate TescaLtion on your own bra size in every Roxaxme. Y . high Miasa of requiem at St. Marlow’s says: Compensation. bron; Mrs. Sanaa Mamscalco, ® ^ =iho cnWhert.' said Gertrude’s Church, Windsor, Survivors, besides her hus- Bast Windsor; Roy Martindale, bom'bing halt last fall from the et 11. Burial whll be In Cedar band, include two brothers, Coventry: Sandra Meaoham, ______— ------—- t"l It’s time for a Hill Cemetery, Hartford. John J. Connelly of Hartford 744 Lydall St.; Brian Moseley, Friends may oall at the fu­ and Robert F. Connelly of Bofliton Branoh Rd., Vemon; trouble-froe Toro! neral home tonight friMn 7 to 9. Bloomfield; a sister Mrs. Grace Mrs. Veronaca Osborn. Coveai' if yon own a cheap power Silvestri of South'Windsor, and try; Christopher Rodrique, An- ^ ADAY mower now, yon probably Ernest Colangelo several nieces and nephews, dover; Mrs. Angeline Sa'wyer, SOUTH WINDSOR - Ernest know all about expensive Funeral services will be held 147 Biirch St.; Mrs. Mary repair bills and miserable Ooangelo, 83, of Hartford, step­ Monday at 10 a.m. at the Carl- Sheckarski, 92 Judy Lane summer Saturdays. -You’re father of Victor Stringer of son Funeral Home. 45 Frank- South Windsor; Thomas Wal­ probably ready for a trouble- South Windsor, died yesterday lin Square, New Britain. Burial son, 129 Bretton Rd.; Martha free TORO . . . Come on in at St. Francte HosplM, Hart­ will be in South Burj’ing Wehr, 71G Bluefield Dr. ^^MOTHERSDAY ) and see one! ford. Ground. Kensing^ton. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Survivors also include his Friends may call at the fu- daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Gory This Sunday, May 14th wife, another stepson and six r.eral home Sunday from 7 to 9 ComeU, 120 Delmont St,; a grajidchildren. p,ni. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wii- The funeral will be held to- ______lioim Johnson, 287 Oak St.; a f ^ moTTOw at 10:46 a.m. from the m k • daughter to Mr. and Mrs. D’Bepo Funeral Chapel, 236 TAC C .iO U t lllU C 'S George Melion, Clark Rd.,W ap- These are the beloved Lumured handbags . . . original creations in petite Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, 1 Pi'us: a to Mr. and Mia. with a Mass of requiem at the Z o n e L a w S t u d y ^ruce Mltchell, 70 Fali-field St.; beads or grandee beads . . . in whites that really stay white! Choose fnan Church of St. Paitrick and St. • a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. a wide assortment of clutches, pouches, satchels, convertibles, also in black, Anthony, Hartford, at 11:30. Laurence Rampellind, 2163 El- black and white and embroidaied beading. All handsomely lined, many with Burial will be in Mit. St. Bene­ Members of the town’s Tech- lington Rd., Wapping; a daugh- ^ dict's Cemetery, Bloomfield. nica! Advisory Committee will ter to Mr. and Mrs. Uudo Tari, l( IS beaded change purses. Friend® may call at die fu­ continue reviewing the town's 190 Northview Dr., Sou'tih Wind- V neral ohapel tonight from 7 to 29-year-old zoning regulations ser. ^ New Whirlwind® by styles shown G 12 each 9 p.m. at their next meeting May 24. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: others $O to$lG Wednesday night, members Thomas Miner, Volpe Rd., Bol- ^ Mrs. Martin Delaney leafed through a new format of ton; Eugene LaPointe Jr., East TORO’ WAPPING—Mrs. Anna Dan- the Rural Residence section of Hartford; Roger Dupre, RFD 4, V ’—«—’ D&L Handbags—-Manchester Parkade) riah'ey Delaney' of Hartford, the regulations conceived by Rockville; Mrs. Helen Ramey, ■ FROM $94^95 mother of Mrs. James J. Galla­ Town Planner Joseph Temsky 30 Lewis St.; Burnett Cum- gher of Wappdng, died yester- and Town Planning Commission mings, Lebanon; Mrs. June TERMS! ■ day at St. Francis Hospital, Chairman John B. Lamenzo. Pinkin, 113 Waddell R d.; Mrs. Hartford. She was the wife of Menxbers suggested several Anita St. Pierre, 20 Main St., >4 Martin W. Delaney. minor changes in the Rural Vemon; Mrs. Lorraine Saba'tel- we picked the Survivons also include a son, Residence zone. ' la, 81 Mountahi Dr.. Wapping; z I four sisters, and two .grondriii'l- The new format differs from Eugene Devine, Marlborough;1; dren. the existing one in that all basic Mrs. Eldna Bartell, 361 Hackma- daisies for The funeral will be held Mon- provislohs are listed under each tack St.; Mrs. Marie Ritchie, Nothing says "I Love 2 ' day et 9:15 a.m. from the Bast Hartford; Thotant Moa-•'( ^ Thomas F. Flarley Funeral The present format compris- *«*■> 40 Crestwood Dr.; John ^ Mother's Day Home, 96 Webster Ave., Hert- eg a list of some provisions in McCann, 203 Center St.; ^ y - You" better than tHt SHOE THU UWDHISTASDS CHIlDlltN ' ford, with a Mass of requiem at one section and others in a JoJ^er, 27 ^ u lte is Rd^ ^ ' St. Patrick and 9t. Anthony’s chart at the back of the book. Mrs. B a .r^ a DiTarand^ 104 f beautiful, living Church, Hartford, at 10. Burial The 13-member committee, - Mrs. Arm Kansek, 162 i will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cem­ by UDY BUXTON established last spring to gssist .-.^DAY' Nan- > etery, Bloomfield. the Town Planning Commission ( f FLOWERS! Friends may call at the fu- EXPERTS MAKE THEM... in Ih. Rfntord RdV, \ / Choose From Fresh, Healthy:— experts fit them! Personal Notices Hartford; Mi«. Esther Hogan! ( f detailed Proposed ^nm g ^ ^ ^gg locJj. \ • PLANTS The Amazing We know that she’s a very special kind of giri In Memoriam ulations” study compiled in 1962 -wood 8t.; James Oulundsen.Oulundsen, I6 CUT FLOWERS DifFeri|iit babies need different types of baby shoes .... TORO . . . sweet as the daisies, gay and bright and In lovlnx memory of a dear »i»ter, by a private firm. . CORSAGES Uela Gee Evan, who passed away Jan Dr., Vemon; M ii. Virginia so we carry a complete range of Stride Rites, , "POWER HANDLE" sunny. She’ll love “Petite Fleur" matched ac­ 155' yean afto. Hay 12, 1963. Kirka, Overbrook Dr., Vemon; We Suggest—PE3TTER ORDER EARLY! Throughout each phase of walking, you can rely on us to fit the Opierotes a Whole cessories. French clutch, $ .5 0 : Key-'Tainer, To see her face and watch her Mrs. Sophie Gleason, 201 Hil­ A. Side draped one-piece suit designed to bring out your best! Nylon and British Poet liard St.; Mrs. Arlene Carey, ^ Free Delivery—Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere! Yard Full of Lycra ^pandex in color-blazing floral print. 34B-40C. $ 3 0 $ 3 ; Eyeglass case, $ 3 ; Cigarette case, $ 4 . To sU with' her and talk awhile, shoe ithat gives exactly the degree of freedom fV> be toftether in the same old way.' 17F Garden Dr. Power Tools Light blue, willow or peanut cowhide. Would be our ftreatest wish today. John Masefield Al'so, Mrs. Madeline Fortil, 430 support your baby require^. B. Geometeic!^ gem o f the (X5ean! A ll nylon k n it in navy and w h ite. 32B-38c. Broad St.; Robert Doggort, 81 $ 2 3 (D&|/—Maoohester Faifcade) Qee family Is Dead at 88 $84.95 '1 I i West St.; Linda avltfflo. 111 PARK HILL-JOYCE > In Memoriam Bolton at.; Mrs. Ann Brooks, TERMS! , C. Peach of a beach suit . . . spaced Liberty print top, solid trunks and tovinc memory of our desu' (Oonthraed from Page One) Amston; Omer Gtngras, 86 Hea- rooifi for a m idriff tan 1 All nylon knit, 82B-88B. $ 2 1 r and (randmother, Mrs. An- OPEN __ Leister, who passed asray 1M6 he developed oandlaoe ootn- ry 8t.; Mrs. Angelina Richmond, •y W. IMl. FLOWER SHOP D. Floral print sheath with cummerbund afreet. Woven I^cra spandex and pUcftitionB. He went through an 83 Norwood St.; Mrs. Paibricift Wed.. Thun.. Please carry your new D&L Charge Card for ■omeone remembers, someone appendicditiis operaition the next Glynn and son, 866 Tolland acetate taffeta. 84B-40C. ^ $ 2 7 oares. "YOUR MAIN STREET FLORIST” MARLOWlS Tour name is whispered in our year, when he waa 72. Tpke.; Mrs. Carol Blotniskd and & Fri. Nights (D&L Swlmwedr-—Manobester Paifcade) quicker service prayers. . ^ Beftge he-gained hte place in son, 6 Lawrence St., Rockville; 601 MAIN ST.— 649-0791 First for Everything A smile, a tear, a thouKht so dear. Next to First Hartford National Bank Welcome Here ftt marliOW W ees! . . . also please enclose the top of your statement Bow often WB wish you ware here, the literary world, Masefield Mrs. Nancy. Tharpe and son, 108 MANCHESTER PARKADE i o 9:oo p .m . SHOP D&L IN MACHESTER PARKADE — OPEN MON., WED.. eternti Hsht sblne upon you. served as a saloon porter in_McKee St.; Mrs. Nancy Clarke , e FREE MAIN STREET PAJRKING e Downtdwn Main St., when making payment on your account. Hissed by all, New York Ciity and a faotory and daughter, 132 Laurel 0t., Manchester THURS., FRI. NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M... TUES/ & SAT. TILL 6 P.M. worker in Yonkera, N. Y. Wapping. \ FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1967 Pages 13 to 24 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MAY 12,‘T% 7 Section Two IIDAY, M AY 12, 1967 lianrlfjatpr lEwning PAGE TWELVE derson-Nichols Associates, con­ average at noon had edged up .2 Vernon sisting of Phase H—trunk sewer to 329.1 with Industrials off .2, Bernice Maher Inspectors View Fire Scene along the New York, New Ha­ Think of The Police Check' ^ I s up .7 and utilWles up .2. ven and Hartford Railroad from MAHRC Honors Rev.^ask^ The Dow Jones average of 30 Mayor. Political Parties Center Road to Route 30 and Candidate for industrials at noon was up 0.28 ' •JVo Damage Estimates Made westerly along Route 30 for ap­ PatkhilUJ oyce Elects Him a JAie Membetr* n w i S lid e Area at 896.49. proximately 2,300 feet; Phase State CEA Post - No monetary aamage esti­ cause of the blaze still has not Opening of trading in Field- Urge ^Yes^ on Sewer Vote III—trunk and collector sewers The Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, pais- In this area, are usln^^ the epest Mills was delayed after an Flower Shop Etectiem o f offlceors for 1967- At Niagara mate has been set yet on Ui6 been determined. from Route 30 to serve the area tor of Trinity .Covenant Ohurcih, MAHRC' program as a mO^el announcement that Fieldcrest Frank Gakeler, Proprietor 68 wliJ head the Comnccticut Twelve apartment occupants The drive for a “ yes” vote on ard. {Property values will auto­ generally known as Box Moun­ lost mght was mode an honor- P^grams, end thXt frame building and ttiree busi- were evacuated from the upper and Dan River Mills planned to matically rise Ih the areas of 601 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Education Association’s amnual NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP>, the sewer referendum facing tain Homes; and Phase TV— (Next to Hartford National ,,, . both St. Joseph College, Wesf Itessca at 10 Depot Square floors of the building by p^ice merge. Dan River advanced M ary life member of Manchest^ Hartford, and the University RcpreTcntative Assembly to- — Pollee kept a check on'ttw the lines. pumping station, force main, Bank) as fire burned the west rear voters Monday^ has found | many, Association for Help of Retard- _____ A mionrow in the Hallll of the Niagara Gorge near tl.e Ameri* which partly burned eariy yes­ to 24%. \ ‘Long , overdue’ trunk collector sewers to serve^ • YES— WE d e l i v e r • of Connecticut, Storrs, have sent wall oi the structure. Montgomery ^-Ward, which ■voices from Mayor John E. ed CWldiren (MAHRC). at the Hou.se of Representatives At ^ can Falls today lifter the fourth terday mooi'ing. Mayor Grant termed the proj­ the Talcottville. Vernon Circle Phones: 649-0791 — 649-1448. essoelatlcn’s 15th annual ban- ''tudtnts and instructors to ob- More than 90 firemen from Thursday reported' a ,66 per cent the State Oapi'tal in Hartford. major rocksldde in 36 years to f« Eighth District Fire CJhief Grant to federal agencies. ect “ long overdue” and called and Overbrook Heights areas, >slx area fire departments bat­ decline in first quarter earnings quet at the Village Lantem "fT" Mrs. Bemrice Maher of Man­ away a 100-ton section of thv Francis Limerick said today If voters bring in a favorable for residents to “ demonstrate and an issue of bonds of the rled on in Manchester for the that insurance adjusters in- tled the blaze which started ap­ from a year earlier, fell more your awareness and responsibil­ chester, current CEA presl- Prospect Point sight-seeing vote, sewer lines will be extend­ Town of Vernon in the amount Acting on a resolution read mentally retarded, dent, will be a candidate for a area: ■pected the three-story building parently in the basement. than a point. ed to Rt. 30 at Vernon Center, ity as a voter and citizen of of Two Million One Hundred The building is scheduled to Standard Prudential United, by Mrs. John McElraevy, the In accepting the presidency three-year term as director Officials suggested that recent which houses the businesses but the Box Mountain area, Talcott- the community by voting yes.” Thousand Dollars, ($2,100,000.- they did not give a damage esti­ be tom down soon under North off about half a point, appeared Both political parties back the association voted unaniimousiy Inr a second term, Parlseau from Connecticut on the Board heavy rains had'contributed ta vHle, Vernon Circle and the 001 to defray the foregoing ap­ to honor Pastor Rask with mem- presented some proposals to the mate., End Redevelopment. headed for the top of the day’s project and even bought a full DO YOU SEW? of Dii-ectorS of the National the glide Thurgday, which sent Overbrook Heights areas. propriation ?’’ bership. He was a member of group, including a recommen- Bduoatibn Association. liairge chunks rock hurtUng limerick said an inspector most active list. Bad drinking water froiVi wells page ad in to .say so. Becomes Citizen The aircrafts were strong PILG RIM MILLS has Part-Time and Full- the MAHRC advisory board datlon that a program for The fitheir cand.idates for the down with a huge roar. from the State Liquor Control and contaminated streams and Fear the measure would not Miss Luei Anne L. Cote of 23 Commission who Inspected one with Boeing gaining 3 points, fi-om 1958 to 1960 and since that young adults be considered, also post are Miss EUdzabeth Mc­ ‘Two women employes and a Stocks in Bri^f rivers are the most glaring rea­ pass Monday was expressed at Maple St., Rockville, today be­ burned business, the Shy-Ann-, United Aircraft up more thr i 2 Time Openings for 5 Salesgirls. time has, aocorddng to the res- a building fund established to Mahon of Norivalk and Miiss malntenaince worker fled from a sons for the sewer lines propos­ a recent Board of Representa­ came a naturalized citizen. She Alfred J. Pariseau Restaurant, said only the liquor and General Dynamics up more olutlon, “ continued to give spir- purchase a building for Ellia Rice of B’alafdold. gouvenir shop at the base o i tha NEW YORK (AP) — Stock ed. Health hazards have been tives meeting. Board members was sworn in by M. Joseph Blu- Mrs. Maher, chairman of the tliat was in the bar room would than 1. itual and physical assistance to MAHRC activities, and the raevy, 1958-60; Joseph Halloran, gorge as the rocks approached mabket gainers held a 3 to 2 created and .still exist in areas appointed a committee to make menfeld, presiding judge, at the !?ooiaI .studies department at be condemned. Prices advanced on the Amer­ Apply in person to Monager MAHRC, and to advance the "every expanding Sheltered 1960-62; Kenneth Weibust, 1962- them. The gtructuire’s roof, a mar^p over losers in active of new developments as noted sure of a large voter turnout. U.S. District Court’ in Hartford alms of the organdzatlon.” ‘The Workshop.” BOTnet Junior Hi"h School, canopy and the base of a 282* Restaurant employes were ican Stock Exchange. Lundy 64; Norman Fendell, 1964-66, trading early Friday afternoon. by the State HcalUi Department A small minority could defeat this morning. 177 HARTFORD RO A D will be succeeded as prerident foot-Jngh observation tower suf­ cleaning the buiidlng today. Electronics .spurted nearly 4 Rev. Mr. Rask and Ws family ^ ^oted to approve the and Alfred Parlseau, current Trading '.opened at a swift which is supporting the project. It. , Eighty-six persons were July 1 by Edward Doi'sett of fered some damage. Limerick said that both the res­ points. Atco Chemical and Kew- will leave Manchester the end continuance of the Foster president. pace and the New York Stork Homes in the TalcoUville area A 20 per cent voter turnout is scheduled to become naturalized Salesroom Open 10 A.M. to 9 P.hA FalW'S Village, current CEA vice No one was reported injured, taurant and the North End anee Oil were up about a point. of Jime to take a pastorate in Grandparents plan, a project The cake was baked by mem­ Exchange t ic l^ tape trailed by reportedly are dumping raw not nece.ssary for passage as citizens today. Bi-ockfon, Mass. president. however, as the rain helped Pharmacy, also damaged in the Fractional gains were made by senior citizens bers of a cooking class at the a minute in reporting floor sewage into the Tankerhcx>sen originally announced by several ‘The Representative Assem­ keep tourists from the area. blaze, could open for bu-siness Signal Oil, Bunker Ramo, Hazel Ab<^ 2(W membei-a and gueste Center, Sheltered Workshop. The class transactions In the first half and Hockanufn Rivers. political leadeis. bly, to becin at 9:30 a.m., is One of the few witnesses to Bishop and Lerner Stores. ^tended the annual banqu^. ^ is conducted twice weekly by when ready. hour. A minor reason for the proj­ Voting will be from 6 a m. to expected to attract some 300 the slide was Joseph Ogniibene, It is not known, what mer­ ★ CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS ★ 1 e ai seau . ,.ecompense from the Office Mrs. Colton. Gains of key is.suek. ranged ect, but one e.ssential to Ver­ 7 p.m. in the Memorial Build­ Center St. was elected to a sec local educatl'on association deJe- a Niagara Fails Gazette photog* chandise, if any, will be con­ elected to a sec- . „ • * •*. a Members of the Manchester from fractions to a point, or so non’s economic future, is the ing in Rockville and the Ver­ Combination .Windows and Doors ond term as oresident of Uie Economic Opportunity. A gatca. rapher who described the sound demned at the pharmacy. WANTED P representative group of foster Chapter of SPEBSQSA, direct­ with a few stocks making Vider Warning Given added appeal to business and non Elementary School on Rt. group. as "a big rumble—just like a Electrical power lines, knock­ Clean, Late Model grandparents attended the ban­ ed by Eric Emt of Hebron pres­ moves. ® industry of sewer services. 30 rear Vernon Circle. Door Canopies, Roll-up Awnings. Canvas Awnings R8P"‘re^ Alfred J. Parlseau clap of thunder.” , ed out in the five-hour fire, Re-covered. Re-Hang Service and Storage. Boat Canvas R ^ ented a program. Selections In­ Some early advances were In Accident The filtration plant is able to The exact wording of the ref­ Others elected are Kenneth quet. 1.0 Youths Held ’There were two l^ g e rock- would have to be repaired, be­ USED CARS paired or Made New To Your Pattern. All Work Custom cluded “ Walt TUI the Sun pared around midday. handle the increased flow from erendum question is as follows. Weibust, vice president; Mrs. A group of student volunteers falls about 76 minutes apart and fore the businesses could open, Made. Grommets — Eyelets — Fasteners. Storm Shines Nellie,” "You’re in Love Some brokers expressed the A written warning for fol­ these lines and other future lines "Shall the Town of Vernon ap­ Top Prices Paid John Ladha, recording secre- were also present at the event, For Attacks on several small ones, he sold. he said. Jalousie Units. Waterproofing Compound lo r Tents, opinion that the line of least re­ lowing too closely was issued according to the Public Works prove an appropriation of ’Two For All Makes tary; Mrs. Thomas Finnic, cor- These young people, all students wi'th Everyone,“ “ Sweet Ken­ The slide left a gap approxl- The third damaged business, .ind Canvas. We Do Rescrcenlng of Aluminum Screens. Heavy sistance in stock price trends Department. Million One Hundred Thousand re.spondlng secretary; Mark at Manchester High School, con- tucky Babe,” “ Dixie,” “ Battle State Firemen miartely 40 feet in vertical depth the Depot Square Laundromat, at yesterday to Bern­ Duty!<.»ippers. may be upward again. Nearly half the cost of the Dollars, ($2,100,000.00) for CARTER CHEVROLET Peterson, trea.surcr; Mi-s. Fran- duct recreational programs at Hymn of Republic,” and “ This and 15 to 20 feet in horizbntal had been closed about a month ard E. Lqdabouche, 45, of 865 2 They added' that increased about $2.1 million project will sewer construction as recom­ cis Maston, financial secreta.T-y, Bunce Center each Friday, is My Country,” BIUDGEPORT (AP) — Ton ) depth- before the fire. i E. Middle 'Tpke. as a result of CO., INC. home appliance prices and fur­ be reimbursed by state and fed­ mended in the Preliminary Re­ MANCHESTER AWNING CO. end Charles Cavanaugh, Mrs. Mrs. Merrill Colton, program The entertainment concluded juveniles have been alrrestecl in Niagara Frontier State Park Limerick said he and an in- ther declines in interest rates a rear-end ebash at E. Middle eral grants. No property owner port on Sewerage and Sewage 1229 Main St. STORE HOURS — 8-5, Wed. 8-9, Sat. 4:30 Evelyn Mlrabiile and Mrs. John chairman for the banquet, as- with a demonstration of square connection with an “ ambush poWoe said they were “ keeping apeotor from the State Fire are expected to act as props to Tpke. and Ludlow Rd., police along the lines will have to tie Disposal. Vernon,' Connecticut, EST. 1949— 195 VV. CENTER STREET—649-3091 Kenneally, members of the sdsted in the dedication of a 15th dancing by members of the of firemen who were pelted with a close watch” on the gorge, Marshal’s office inspected the Phone 649-5238 investor demand. said. in unless there is a health haz­ date May 1965, prepared by An- board of directors- anniversary cake to past pi-es- Manchester Square Dance Clifb. rocks and water-filled balloons lest the slides trigger others. building this morning but the Losses of about a point by du They said the car he was In a report by Norman Fen- idents Jack McEIraevy, i952-54; when they responded to a fal.se Mannequin Helps Teach First Aid Technique Geologists also began examln* Pont Eastman Kodak held the driving struck another operated dell, past president, it was an- John Craig, 1954-56; Ray Col- alarm at a city housing project. ing the slide to come up 'wWh averages back. by Francis N. Sablitz pf 150 nounced that four communities pitts, 1956-58; Mrs. John McEl- ‘Fun City’ Tag Police said the youths, ar­ definitive reason. rested Thursday night, would be "Joe Blow” life-like mouth-to-mouth reacusitation training mannequin, visited Illing The Associated Press eO-sjock Forest St. Junior High School’s First Aid Club yesterday and complied willingly as 20 club members Police also set up banri'cad; turned over to juvenile court. to keep tourists away from ^Sparks Squabble The arrests grew out of an took turns practicing breathing techniques on him under the watchful eye of Assistant Fire Chief Sedrick Straughah, club adviser. Attempting to inflate Joe’s “ lungs” properly is immediate area of the NEW YORK (AP) — Bixmx incidenit Wednesday night in Which the firemen were stoned Dennis Bloking. Eileen Vaiclulis looks on. Straughan for more than two years has given AT PERO'S FOR MOTHER'S DAY County’s Republican leader has part of his day off to conduct the club activities. Students are tested on what they’ve Wade Blasingame, ’^ho wotf when they arrived at the P.T. 16 games in 1965, won only MA COMES FIRST AT FRESH: Stra\vl)errie», Poaches, Plums, Red, White and rigged up a biMboerd at the Bamum apartment. learned at the end of the course and are awarded certificates for their first aid profi­ PRCESEnER ciency. To make the plastic dummy breathe properly, Dennis must pinch the nose, at the three for the Atlanta J/ravea Blue Gra|>es, Ugli Fruit, CantalouiHss, Honeydews, Bose, Hartem River frontier between Lt. Peter D. CybuJ, command­ last season and is hoping to O’Anjoii Pears, Tangerines, Coconuts, Watermelons, Crisp his home borough and Manhat­ er of the Bridgeport police de­ same time hold the mouth open, and tilt the head back correctly A valve in the esopha­ gus prevents Inflation unless techniques are correct. (Herald photo by Pinto.) make a comeback. MAN Aire Maos, Wlnosaps and Delicious Apples. tan that says “ Fun City ends partment, said it stEirted when here.” three boys purchase'’’ balloons NATI$’E: Asparagus, Beets, Dandelions, Rhubarb, Belgian The 20 X 8 foot sign is the lat- and became engaged in water Endive, Peas, Green and Yellow Squash, Green Beans, , est developmen.', in a feud be­ fight with other youngsters. JIM McCAVANAGH CuullHower, Spinaoli, Corn, Italian Frying and Hot Pep­ tween the GOP county chair­ As the water fight went on, pers, Savoy and Chinese Cal)l>ago, Leeks, Egg Plants, man, Rep. Paul A. Flino, and Cybul said, it occurred to some Artichokes, New Florida Potatoes, Native Hot House To­ John V. Lindsay, the city’s Re­ of the youngsters that it might JIM OFFERS / CHECK LIST FOR SIFT SUGGESTIONS matoes, Red Onions. publican mayor. be ‘‘fun’’ to get firemen on the The sign informs Bron.x-bound scene. Four of them went to 3 REAL BARGAINS y Pocketbooks YELLOW SQUASH...... lb. 1 9 e motorists crossing the F’irst an Emergency Reporting Serv­ y S lip s Avenue Bridge: “ Congressman ice telephone near the project, y Slippers VINE RIPE TOMATOES ...... lb. 3 9 e Fino says: ‘Fun City ends here. and gave the false alarm, at- 63 BUICK $1395 yLuggage CHIQUITA BANANAS ...... 2 lbs. 294* Bronx Republicans want no fun ■traoting the firemen. LeSabre Hardtop. y Housewares y Negligees taxes, no fun riots, no fi^ One fireman was hit by a WINESAP APPLES...... 16 qt. bskt. 9 2 .0 0 crimes, no fun mayor.” water-filled balloon, and another y Appliances y Night Gowns Lindsay, who turned the “ Fun was struck by rocks. 63 OLDS. 88 $1495 REYNOLDS ALUMINUM F O IL ...... 2 fpr 49«t City’’ label into a kidding sobri­ R was the second incid" -’ m Holiday. y Furniture y Aprons quet-for New York, has sought three nights that firemc , t , Mother's Day Howers — See Our Selection to remove Fino as county chair­ to the project—which T' 63 Chevy. Imp. $1495 y Nylon Hose MVINQS ON man, contending that an office large number of Negj I bolder should not keep a politi­ Puerto Rican tenants—in - e- Conv. Very clean. cal job. The mayor h'Os sup­ sponise to a false alarm and port^ one of his own appoin­ were attacked. "TH E K IN O tees, City License Ccxmmissior- Cybul stressed that the inci­ BOURNE BUICK OF er Joel Tyler, as replacement dent grew out of what he called PRODUCE!** ft-’- Fino. initially innocent “ horseplay,” “The House of but he said—“ Why didn’t the Customer Satisfaction” 276PERO OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • Munich, . Gennany, is nick­ parents see the horseplay be­ 640-4571 DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER GBMARO named “Athens on the Isar.” fore the firemen were called?” HEAD TO GARTER’S FOR THE BIG SAVINGS PURSE! When you look for the most room Get yourself a great Pacesetter Deal on a specially equipped Camaro— Official Indy 500 Pace Car. Ca- and the smoothest ride and the best value, maro Specials include; Bumper guards, whitewalls", youll end up with a SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE full wheel covers, wheel opening moldings, delu.xe •4 V ' steering wheel, extra interior trim, body side strip­ Chevrolet wagon everytime. BROAD STREET, Manchester — 10 to 10 ing and the 155-hp. 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MANCHESTER EIVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRH5aY, MAY 12, 1967 cille Clavair have learped. vari­ Clompetition for Tourists Mrs. Johnston ..PAGE FOURTEEN Tolland ous ballroom dances as well as aocial etiquette. Oaims Injury Now is 4:116 time to have your birch trees sprayed One in Four Yale Students The Bulletin Board Learned Girl Guid/Sg Vie Mrs. Joseph H. Johnston of 23 Arrested y Zoning Board Sets Hearing : ’The Tolland Volunteer Fire 281 Canter St. has filed an In­ to keep them healthy and beautiful. Tiine to place Maher-Radding Department Auxiliary la holding jury notice In the town clerk’s your orders now for SHADE TREE SPRAYING. Has Tried Pot, Paper Says a food and rummage sale to­ With turhaned Egyptians office,' claiming Injuries sus­ At Pentagon On 3 Requests for May 22 morrow at the Leonards Comer tained In an alleged sidewalk FOR COMPLEH TRiEE SERVICE — C A U Mias Jane^ Elaine Radding NEW HAVEN ’(AP) — The from other students, the news­ Firehouse at the jtmetton of Rt. OAJRO (AiE*) — Turhaned, Mve. When they go aiway they • and Herbert Ralph Maher, both The Zoning Board of Appeals day a 8 p.m. at the Bolton lAke fall last Friday on Cedar Sf. Yale Dally News says about one paper reported, and only about 30 and 74. ttUterate guides who for years keep writing T”® She claims that she tripped : of Manchester, were united In War Protest three per cent of the smokers Regdstration for the Board send— ^ me preaente on CSiriat- CARTER TREE EXPERT COMPANY ’ marriage Saturday, May 6, at In four of Yale undergraduates anil hear "" m",^: Hugh Colltna, paat presl- ^ tTo nV ^n'sored" hove entortoined touriete on a sidewalk slab which had say tory. ^ St. ______Matthew’s_ ____ Notes owner Vrith a detachable wntteau train, cer at each arm. ' . freshmen have indulged In pot- once or twice and ttien reject nessmen they can supply stotts- Filet-a’-Flshi p e r bouffant veil of silk Illu­ ’ ' ' ' . ’I Lyttle shouted through bkrs smoking before they arrive at it, the News said. Donald F. and Pauline A. The First Communion class tics on the ooimtry’s balahce of CHARGE YOUR sion was arranged from a clus- Yale, the newspaper said. An occasional user told the look for the Golden Arches ’ “ Critp. ooWen Flirt O’ Flih »wv«d ' '%• 41 covering the windows of the bus m |er of stophanotis, and she car­ ’The News said 12 per cent paper he began taking pot as piping hot on ■ plump, foiilod iJ-,. that the demonstrators would PRESORIFTION ried a cascade bouquet of white refuse to post bail, refuse to of Yale undergraduates use ma­ a "kind of revolt both against bun with pl,nly ol tangy t«rUr K>ses. walk Into court on grounds th a t, rijuana at least once a week lids parents and Yale.” McDonald's' Muco to givo you t roil deep ton ' Miss Susan Shaw of Reading, and that 8.3 per cent use it The minority who use mari­ from the rear boundary line, at ^'Thlrd grade religious itiatruc- meet Monday at 8 the home tourists don’t come Itaf. 7.K. U.S. pa. 0». MeOwwId Cor,. H»4 trort you'll lovp. the members were being denied Cw,rl,M McOonKS Cert. nW Mass., was maid of honor. Mrs. more often. juana several times a week is their home on the northeast side tlon classes will not be held to- of Mrs. to Egypt to “listen their civil rights. He said sever­ of Doyle Rd. at the Intersection morrow, but classes tor the Dr. Mrs. David MuUholland will ^ timothy Whitehead of Man­ al would fast. The News estimated from its often scorned by others who do chester, sister of the bride, was poll that about 19 per cent of not use the drug regularly, (lie of & l e w Heights. «lxth and seventh grades will serve a . hostess and ^ e a k on Wiieome Here “Do not work for the Penta­ The third variance is being »>« held as usual Sunday mom- "Care and Growth of Petunias”, how pretty they may Itnatron of honor. Bridesmaids gon,’’ Lyttle shouted. “Do not Yale’s 4,081 students. Including newspaper said. Were Miss Louise Maher of work for the government. Do a quarter of the freshman class, sought by Earl H. Beebe Jr. of i„ fi,« M„n«h^Bter Evening Herald “These college girls are more AT 46 West Center SL, Manchester Manchester, sister of the bride- not pay taxes. Join us in the have used other drugs. MARRIED TO A ‘T Rhodes Rd. for the erecUon of ^ Manchester e 19M br NEA, Ik . ’These include h ash l^ and RIVERTON, Wyo. (AP) — an advertising promotional sign be held May xoUand Correspondent Bette FIHE PHARMACY Jrroom; Miss Mary Martello of movement against war." - 28, and the blessing of automo­ guide who has been on the job Wlbany, N.Y., Miss Barbara One girl, just befoi-c police LSD, according to the newspa­ Miss Janice Elaine Mathews of on the south' side of Rt. 15, ap­ Quatrale tel. 875-2845. more than 30 years. 684 Center St. 649-9814 'You just press this, spray it at the attacker's face— and per. A few students have Used Riverton will add a “t “ to her proximately two tenths of a mile biles will be held June 12. Stafford of Binghamton, N.Y., placed her on a stretcher to School Lunches “Tourists don’t wont to know ^n4 Miss Melody Weir of Man­ board the bus, told Pentagon it's guaranteed not to repel him !" such d#ugs as cocain and heroin name when she is manied July from the Merrow Rd. Exit 99, the poll revetiled. 1 to Terry Matthews of River­ Lunches at all three locM pohitics," he adds In Aiahdc. chester. officers: "You’ve been very traveling east. schools next week are; Mon­ Police Thank ‘"rhey are sick of this perfect The bride’s attendants were nice to us all the way through Most students get marijuana ton. Voter Registration 2 day, barbecued beef on bun, EngUsih they are used to at ttlreased alike in aisle-length and we appreciate it. I hope we A voter registration session buttered com, celery stick, gih- Public for Help home. They come to us, sons of .'jotiiqull yellow linen gowns, de- can part as friends." will be held Tuesday frorn 6 to g,gjtiher of the bride; r"IUchard Bliss of Baldwinaville, review as well as an area for under the guidance of Mrs. Lu- of Mianchester.” come to my house to see how I SPRING SALE demonstration of filmstrips ______• Waltham -N.Y., Abel Garraghan of Kings- ^ton, N.Y., Gerard Miller of Man- which those attending may see p Chester and Robert Sapp of Del- on a “do it yourself basis." 1 • Helbros -r aware. N.J. The annual affair is an ex­ Si Mrs. Raddlng wore a slate cellent introduction to the topic of films and filmstrips, includ­ W. G. GLENNEY -jblue siik ensemble and match- ALUMINUM • GRUEN la Ing accessories. ’The brldC- ing provided soumes, uses and 'Cgroom’s mother wore a mint 3-TRACK criteria, according to high «agiaen silk ensemble with school principal Howard Har­ From $71.50. See the original a t c h i n g accessories. Both COMBINATION vey. 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■n- - 282nd Aviation Co., Carlson en­ MANCHESTEIl EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 12. 1967 ..S pec, 4 G flrlsO H tered active duty Novembe.- f f l T E E N Legislative Roundup Vernon Tolland County Ai»« H/frasla! ^ startlohed at Ft. w C l 8 A ir IT ld ia i Bennlng, Qa., before arriving ta Legion Editor Rep. King Sees Pensions Army Spec. 4, Kent A. Carl- Vietnam last October. He is a Stan f?Slore Jobless Benefits Suit Filed son. 20, son o f Mrs. Svea M. 1965 graduarte of Manchester O e ^ lt o n Bporta Editor Berlin at 63 Walker St., receiv- High School. Busan Ooldberf Ray Kelly Newly Approved Bill In Beating Retin*ning_ in Omnibus Bill _ ed the second award at the Air ~ ’ Oary Jodoln . , 4-.^ ^ Medfil April 16 in Vietnam. He Only new players with major igh HAR/TFORD (AP) — Bills for fies that anyone “ knowingly’’ Looking Into the legislative permit retlrem^ at two-thirds combat league experience with the THE H O f Girl, 11 crystal' ball. State Rep. Robert aalary at age '70. aerial support of ground opera- Cleveland Indians thl* spring increasing benefits for Jobless parforming wiretap* is giriMy Mrs. Joyce Don, Fscnlty Advisor D. Ktag of the 48th district Compulsory kinder^ en* ^ ttons In Vietnam. He also holds are outfielders Lee Maye, who FRIDAY, MAY 12 Compiled by Students of Manchester Hi|^ School worker;* havebemi approved by ***® ^ VOL. XXX, No. 29 „ , , . . " . A fine of not more than $5,000, A suit for $126,000 involving has made several predictions every town by 1968 will w moo- Vietnamese Oroaa of Gal- hit .288 with Houston last sea- k TRUSTED NMIK the legislature’* Labor Oommlt- , Jallj^ll sentence of not more than the„„ severe beating -of -a *-11-year- which------have been -given credence ified to ahow fw hardsW^ to son, and Willie Smith, who hit F0R 7BYEAIII tee. , one year, or both are provided ^ -1 - vear a rc ha* broUriit ®mong: toe legislators at the those towns f® BtoHeid, A gunship door gunner in the .185 with the Angels. Current Affairs C a r W ash One of toe measures riven uixW toi Wfi. ^ ^ , T State Capitol. home of the majority leader of one oc the measures, given me m ^ „mnertv attachment to the pensions will ra- the House, whefe there has The student Council will a tovoraWe report by ttie emn- Thert is an exemption tor em- “ «■“ Legislative pensions will re- the H o^, ..u b « Music Dept. Gives Annual mittee Thursday, would make ployea of telephcme and tele- MB®* appear In' an omnibus bill, King been abnormal growth and fi- sponsor a car wash on Saturday. May 20. The public can eunpla tlw etrikers enable (or unemploy- g*wph companies in the per- The attachment writ lists suggested, that will also Include rvanedng new instruction is a MCC Teacher Recalls The event will be from 10 combined effort* of th* bend, ment compensation under cer- formance of their duties. plaintiffs as Darlene McGill, 11. some less objectionable items, problem. a.m. to 5 p.m., in the choir, end orchestra when the tain ctmdltlons. of 5 Hillcrest Dr. asking $100,- “the so-called apple pie and Present Jail buildings and Another would increase toe *’®*‘ ^®ther. Joseph Me- motherhood issues, “tor which ®^^® automatic^y ^ I Revolution in China teacher’s parking lot. Stu­ Music Department presenta “An GRANTS dents willing to work are maximum weekly payments in ~ ^ 0111, asking $26,000. no legislator can be censored ^ B ^ ^ Bventng of Musfc” tonight. 6 / ia / n t A ^ Dr. GWman, a professcw at find out how far the enemy had welcome. There will be a wortunen’e compensation. The suit is being brought tor voting. Retirement age will 3bIanchesteT Community Ooh advanced was through the one dollar donation to have Besides these groups, the s is ,.” sr,.;r' KNOWN FOR VALUES “V(^e of America’* broad­ each car cleaned, and the ooncert wMl be highlighted by would be paid to strikers if ar ^ . hi, narents. Leo and Marie La- contributions vrtll be requ red lege, was once again the guest pateed by the House and sent _ .....k ^ each case wlH be considered on casts. money collected will go into several ensembles. *1111* bend union agrees to arlXtrate in ■peaikar at a recent Current Af* a to toe Senate. Pointe o f 67 Glenatone Dr. service Md no rnerits fairs Club meeting. Dr. Gld- The rivalry between different the S.A.A. fund. wM feature small groups of labor dispute -within 46 hours lo&risl8.tor will b© • cli8rlbl6 for mGriis. jnstiTumenitaliksts in a fast- -.o k _ The MH requires the commun- The writ charges Darleen was . k,« <= Chances of increasing maxl- '^tpian's topic was the > Chinese tactions In the Nationalist Army B “ ®® ®®‘^P ®>«®®®®’ attacked Mav 1.1966 in a wood- ben®^^ ^less he 1* re-elected of’Savings •Communist Revolution Which was also a threat to the people. moving Dixieland aarnangement. An ensemble of singers will <1«®“ « whether or ed area at the rear of Blenstone ^ ^ he aaid will Bonk Life-Insurance from $5,000 ;h>ok place between 1915 and These factions would fire upon refuse* to arbitrate. youngsters. Dr. by Robert LaPoIntee vtoo . Bnn^faUv Mr ®'’® GARDEN SHOP l«9(e. He gave many ftrst-band each other and, in the process, Hadge Talks perform a Gloria number by Motaart. Memtoers of this group The WU provldea thart if toe WUUam Blake, D-Weat Ha- had followed her Into the woods. ^ I n toe remaining three weeks ^aooounts of the actions and kill many peasants who got in resulting strike lasts for more yen, said Thursday. He struck her. It is claimed, and ®®®n ®ounty- ™ s irill be quid session, final decisions ’feelings during the period, he their way. To Seniors include Linda Nadeau, Holly than eight weeks, the strikers ^s origlnaUy formulated toe knocked her down causine her Pro quo for withdrawing op- ^ ^ -iiMuB a graduate student at the Dr. Oldman also explained the Robange, Beverly Alexander, A» seen in Meg Briggs, Holly Urtanettl, then would be eUgibJe (or com- bill would have gone Into effect to be left "In a beaten, bleeding portion to creation of a De- measures will be XSdnese* State University at causes of Chlang KaJ-Shek's dc- penaaUon.------■ ------partment of Correction under * About CSC Merte Frazter, Debby Czamota, In 1968 but It was amended to and semi-conscious state.” made. Bills calling tor appro- L O O K MagasanB Shung Du trcxm 1946 to 1950. feat by the communists. He felt Ourrent weekly moxlmuma In allow toe 80 towns not having Her injuries, it continues, **** ®**®Hffs will re- already antdclpat- .. Dr. Oldman discussed the that the basic cause was Oil- Janet Peck, Jton Nicola, Gary Mr. Mitchell Hadge spoke to Jodoin, Gary Youell, Bon workmen’s compensation would idndergartens to make toe nec- were “painful and disabling.” lieved of their responsibilities ^ y^ -injdget are gi'v*" to- ^pivlblems that arose during the ang’s move to the hinterlands be■ increased------* ' from $50...... to $60 cj^soj-y pro-visions, The boy should have known tor Jail ^tatstratlon. y^ ^ survival, accord- ^evolution and their effect on where he had'to depend on the the senior Modem Problems Cheesman, Fred Butler, Merit classes Monday, May 1, on the Jeske. Dick Podoteiy and Eric effective Oct. 1, 1967, then to striking a cWld would cause Compulsory uninsured motor­ The people. One problem was old nobles for support rather $70 in 1968, with a maximum FULL-TIME OCCUPATION injuries, the writ claims. ists coverage wlU be required in ‘"liS^oSm „„ ______easuras______that_____ shape rtnOation, When the ctinnency than the wealthy businessmen work of the Children’s Services EUteon. of Connecticut. of 26 weeks for such benefits. KARTTORD ( ^ ) - In- ' parents f''®'^ automobile liability pol- or''^€rt‘Atondni^tion policy ^tea changed greatly. Even- and merchants. The nobles Besides these new groupa, crease in judicial business , _ * . Icy sold In Connecticut after ,j.k™ r«.o, nr he ly, a handful of bllhon dol- did not want changes in the gov- Mr. Hadge introduced ’toiseM the always popular Round Ta­ SIGNATURE AWAITED r necessary for state’s he wi^ 1- 1»« 8. King said. ^ a Arrival) at toe UUs would barely buy a cup emment, and Chiang was forced as a professional social worker ble Singers and the String HARTFORD (AP) — A bill attorneys, now working on a „-!,,B-ent and eareless in rela- Modification of Connecticut’s ~iv^ar’a office y rice. *n>e monetary system to abandon his reforms, thus los-at the Manchester Office at 577 Quartet will perform. The con­ given high priority by Gov. part-time basis, to devote them- . ^ th ether ehildren riven abortion laws wlfl be deferred r ^ e ca ^ so bad that the people ing the support of the people. Main Street. The Children’s cert win be directed by Mr*. John Dempsey — centralization selves entirely to the job, the . aoiiHnP- and aaaaultlne i®®®* “ "^iJ ^969 when the ------Jfevwted to the barter system The talk was condiided with Services of Cooneoticut is a vol­ James Natale -^und Miss Jane Knitffen. The baton will also Oommlt- hunger chlMren, and failed to Legislative Oouncil to which the iw-using rice as currency. Dr. Oldman’s statement that untary, privately-owned organ­ der a Deponent of OorrMtion tee says. retrain and suoervise his ac- *®®“« referred wlU re- ^ Another serious problem that the United States should rec- ization, receiving ftm-'.s from be conducted by student dl—> - awaits the governor’s sdgna- a bUi that won a fav- “ supervise decision is Septic Tanks endowments. United Fund, and rectors Mike Romano and 'TaUs AND ATOse was the lack of common- ognize Red China, since it is the **‘’"®- orable report from the commit- . ‘ r>,^h..-f said to have been along relig- llcatlon between the country and controlling government on the Community Chest- One of the Paups for several numbers. Under the bill, which parsed tee Thursday would make the <^® ious lines, city people. The only way Chinese mainland. largest private social agencies The doors will open on thla the Hou.se Thursday, the gover- date’s attorneys give up their m®n^uy disturbed and ^ Plugged Sewers which the city people could Pat Harris ’67 in the U. S., the ChUdren’s Serv­ first joint concert at 7:30 with nor would appoint an expert- private legal practices and op- ^ Abolishment of capital pur>-to ices serves Northeast Conneoti the performance scheduled to enced corrections commissioner ^ te nrwu»-undw mvo toe state’s -nanainnpension and the“ ® parentsParents laueoraueo to «> prop- P™P- ___ ment'I^M’______a ’difficult hurdle Machine^Gleaned r cut fix>m the Manchester Office begin at 8 p.m. Tickets will ba who WlU Initiate new programs system art a salary of $22,600 fh! getting out of committee. again, The services tnolude adoption sold at the door for $1.00. they were both at home at toe Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, A f S D in n e r with emphasis on rehabilitation. ^ year. .» but “somewhat inconsistently", Sewer Lines Installed—Cel­ XS* cutting sdgs I Rev. Cornell assistance to luvwed m oi^rs, Paula Sanchmi The Department of Correction ___ time of toe Incident. lar Waterproofing Done. providing foster homes, and on religicu® grounds. iaty-spin starter The A.F.S. Club will would include toe state prison, DUAL JOBS PROHIBITED As a result of the attack, the A fire and brimstone battle Speaks About sponsor an International counseling in family, "marriage, state prison and farm for worn- HARTFORD (AP) — Mem- -writ states, Darleen received shaping up over the question McK in n e y u r o s . Dinner in the MHS cafe­ and parent-child relations. Mr en, the reformatory, the state be're of local boards of educe- serious facial injuries as well judges Should contrib- teria at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. Hadge distributed the annual re Students Vie Sewerage Disposal Co. all ’67, (from left to right) are among featured performer* JalU and the Board of Parrie. ^ would not be able to take as injuries to h^ Imee and y, thetepenaiohs which are The public is invited- 'Ticket port of the C. S. C. and offer­ The school band practices for tonight’s “Evening of Music” 118 Pear] St. — 643-6308 ^Bolivia Trip in the,the song. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) The new department had first Jobs in their town’s educational back, fractures' ^ of the ‘ nasal srt present non-tontributory and donations will be: Adults ed some statteUca on their range by swinging out a lively Dixieland number conducted by For Top Spot beat proposed In 1957 but was system In a bill awaiting Gov. pone and jaw, and cerebral POWERFUL 5 H.P. RIDER WITH Ir A/t the last meeting of the $2.25, and students $1.75. of work- He then opened a per­ Mr. Natale. Paul Molinarl. Gary Youell and Richard Jerome, opposed by groups who -would John Dempsey’s rignature. concussion and continues to Spanish Club, the Rev. Gary All proceeds, go to the iod for diaoussion. stand to lose privilegea under Final legtetature approval suffer from a nerve paralysis Mr. Hadge discussed what he ^m ell, associate pastor at A.F.S. F\md, will be used On Council toe plan. came in toe Senate Thursday. gj,d double -vision which may be 4 SPEEDS AND PNEUMATIC TIRES ^louth Methodist C^nurch, show- to send an MHS student called the fa:nily fragmentation The bin had already passed toe permanent. EVERGREENS a d sUdes of several Latin Amer- abroad this summer. causing many of the problems Idea of Youth Jury TTie campaign for Student ” ®^®- The ®hoch to her emotional NO MONEY DOWN iip o n countries, piinaarily BoUvda, Appetizers will be served, in adolescent maturation. He Oouncil presiden-t afficially open­ HARTFORD (AP) — A pre- k «, Yew—Spreading, 28”-32” D i a ...... 2.75 explained how problems are re­ ignhere he, tau ^ in a mission followed by a roast beef ed Monday. This year’s presi­ diction that toe current session FLAG REMOVAL BARRED ~nrv«ri m nartsonali Yew— Spreading, 20”-24” Dia...... L ow Mimthly Terms ferred to thedir agency from oth­ 2.00 jlehool from 1960 to 1962 under dinner, salad, various kinds dent, George Bradlau, Intnadue- of ttte General Assembly wiU HARTFORD (AP)-The Gen- f f ‘ personall- Yew— Upright, 28” 32” High ...... *234 3.00 jBw auapices of the “ Short Term er sources and how they must Meets with Approval approve a blU for reorganizing era! Assembly approved a bill ^y- “ ‘® . ®®’ ., . _ . of breads. International ed the two junior candidate* for Yew— ^Upright, 20”-24” High ...... 1.75 Positive lock-out blade clutch, lever operated. 2 automatic engagring brakes. Slisalonary Services for the know a problem exists before the office, Da-vid Moyer and the state’s Probate Court sys- Thursday that prohibits ceme- T^® suit is retomsble to ™ - desserts, coffee and milk. The word is out; people know. The jury can not make the Arborvitae— Globe 30”-32” Dia ...... yethodist Church.” they can help. He traced the Raymond Kelly, and wished tem has been voiced by toe tery managements from remov- land ^unty Superior Court 2.00 Quick adjustment of height. Automotive differential, 30” turning r^ iu s... The language clubs, will ways they help unwed mother* ’There really is such a thing as lUtimate docision on a case be- provide* the entertainment, them the beet of luck. »f Senate chairman of the leglsla- ing American flogs from graves A.tty. Frank McCoy rt Manches- Arborvitae—^Upright Ft. . . j ...... 3.00 Commenting on the history of receive medical help and future a profitable and useful Youth cause the defendant has the climaxed^wlth the Mexican Oampeign posters, sdekera ture’s Judiciary Committee. unless the flags are mutilated, ter is representmg the McGills. America, the people, counseling. The Children’s Serv- Jury Advisory, made up of peo- choice of accepting the jury’s The boy was. taken into cus­ IHESE ABB FULL AND OTCELY SHAPED elr ouMwa, and their way of Hat Dance and a pinata! punishment or taking the pen­ and tags were used aW week by Sen. John F. Pickett D-Mid------PLANTS AT WHOLESALE PRICES “■ Pam Hamilton, ’68 ices act as a resource center in pie aged 16 to 21. When given both political camps. At en as­ dletown, made toe prediction tody by police shortly after the fe he said, Bolivia is the poor- securing state and federal funds a chance, youth can respond alty as provided by state stat­ beating and was turned over and most backward of the sembly next Tuesday, Ray, Thursday, saying toe major yrhenever the person it eligible, creatively and wisely. ute. Gablets Widow to juvenile authorities 44 BALDWIN ROAD. MANCHESTER-444-8049 atin American countries. It is Dave and their reapecti-ve cam­ proposal was appoititment of a iHe concluded by explaining the This consensus was reached only country that celebrates ’n ils silted many examples of paign managers, Dave Whito Superior Court judge to act as legal differences in ^he status after the Forum on Youth Ju- how the juries work. His, ju- Suffers Att€ick; I’s defeats, and, because of World Briefs eaMl Steve Oom, will speak to administrator of toe Probate of both adopted and.foster chil­ dicial experiences have shown pelttloei unrest, there is lit- Ties held last Tuesday night at the Mudenft body. The election Court. / dren and the State’s responsibii- that ' youthful law offender* Condition Good Red Men Mark nattcaal pride. The Indian H>aat Catholic High School. A wiil be beM on Wednesday. A bill embodying the probate K for any reason a student ities to them. WYMiid rather work off their Bolivia lives in solitude and description .of youth juries was Ray is taking level on* reforms received approval HCtfXYWOOD (AP) — The wishes to go to, a room other Ruth Elsesser ’68 puniishment than let their par­ Their 55th Year children are taught itot to given by Judge R.H. Tills of courses, including ElngUsh, Wednesday by toe Judiciary vvidow of one romantic leading than that to which he is reg­ ents make excuses for them. Hamburg, N.Y. and William Spanish HI, Algebm H, U. S. Committee. Under the measure, man of recent years end toe Mdantonomah Tribe, Ihterna- |knile. ularly assigned, he should se­ When a dependent accepts the Lucas of Brie, Pa. A youth ju­ History, Personal Typing and the Probate Court aximdndstra- wife of another were hospi- tional Order of Red Men, will 3 At the mission school in cure a paas slip from his reg­ Pre-Med Group jury’s recommendation, the Soctwibem/ba, where the diimate ry’s utmost characteristic Martha Buder Richard Cartwright gym. He ha* served on Student to r , -would be appointed by toe talized today, but doctors said observe toe 55to annSvensary o f ularly assigned teacher. should be its random selection almost, always chooses Ip ideal all year round. Rev. Fillers Visits Hospital Oouncil for two years, is now- admini.strator of toe Connecticut both were doing weU. Red men Sunday, May 21 at 2 Oomell taught Bhiglish and from amoi^ voluntary appli- ^9 waive the sta/ttitory punish- the treasurer of the Spqnlsb Oourt system. Kay Spreckles GaWe, 46, was pm. at a ddiniOT at Garden Ctoached baseAniU. The students Students are no* to virit any The X-ray Laib.at the Man- cants, they said. A representa- -. Legion of Honor Chib. He -wl'll serve as the recovering from what a spokes- Grove. ’Hiere willl be dancing ave 14 subjects a week, follow- other local schools without first Chester Memorihi Hospital wa* ^ youth is necessary Youth is tl^. key advantage Sports editor of the High School 'WIRETAPS FORBIDDEN man called a mtld heart attack, after dinner. the Belgian system of ed- obtaining a pass from the high ^ scene of the M. H. S. Pre­ for a jury’s impartial punitlon. to the youth jury. The peer Could you please tell me Who will try anything as long WorW next year. After school HARTFORD (AP) Wiretap­ Doctors at Mt. Sinai Hospital Reiservations close Monday tion. There ere no textbooks school office. Those who do will Med Club’s meeting Monday Jurors may be picked from group Jury would be able to un- -^y-j^ere I might find Martha as it’s got anything to do with aedvitiee include participatton ping of telephones in Connecti­ said 'Ihureday there was no and may be made with Peter among those who live, work or derstand the problems and cut would be forbidden under they must memorize the In- receive demerits. rdght May 8, at 7:00 p.m Buder?” fun? This week’s male legion- on the varsity Basketball and c^use lor alarm. Vendrillio, Sachem. 241 W. High Dr. Hubert SnydCT, a hospital 8® ^o school or church in the oases of young delinquents. De- Baseball teams. a blU passed by the Senate ormatton on mimeogiaphed pa- "M arty? Hm-m-m-m. There nalre, Richard Cartwright, will, In St. John’s HoepiitBl ta near- St. ’They learn how science Lost and found caches are radiologist spoke to the club on town. Two new juries and al- Hnquents need reprimanding, - Ray feels "it is about tima and sent to toe House. by Santa Monica, actress Unsu- A oommdttee ftar tos enrant. o f pwssiblltties. Go Skiing, listening to Tony Matola 25-lndi anting adg* apeperiments are done, but nev- maintained in the office. All ^,5 two types of radiology: t«rnates -would be chosen each but most often, compatible are a lot that’ the students of this school Persons having a telephone ^ -iwess Taylor, 42, -was suf- wSU meet Monday at 8 p m . at see or do them because of items found should be left at Therqipeutlc and diagnostic. week from a barrel containing comprehension of the situation down to the Somanhl* office, records, swimming, camping, got what they want- *11116 can eonversation “have an Import- a reaptewtory ail- VendnElo’s homa Members of Eaiy-spinMw ilieir lack of equipment, the office. Students losing items During his lecture. Dr. Sny- applicants’ names, One jury *««« 215, and if you sec a emil- sightseeing, golfing, sailing, and be accomplished only through ant constitutional right’’ that nearly as severe as the committee are Oamifllo Ven- n The Rev. Mr. Oomell stiU cor- shoudd visit the office lost and ^jej. showed X-rays as examples could be deliberating on a case Chelan* hand-over of a few dol- •' , -watpr-Bkiino- are amonp- tiie strong student supported pro- must be protected, said Sen. pneumonia. She has been mar- driMo, Paul Schuetz, FIrank lairs, or the embittering walis dark-haired, Mender, thines that Rick eniovs gra ||espondB with some of his stu­ found box frequently for sev- and demonstrated -with some of while the other hears the next and bans of a jail. The apathet- and sUghtly tall girl working *;hmg8 tlmt Rick ^g;rams. If elected president, I’U Joseph Pauliso, D-Hartford, In Rbbert Taylor, 66, Dteno, Vtocemt BommeMo, Ro- my hardest to give (his dents, and he expressed the de- eral days. the hospital lab’s equipment. .Af- case. Ip o*ni*„.ap pi 1— dlliperaUv. that’s hen. She mav an Eagle Scout, he has re- try behalf of toe bill Thursday. gtace 1964. Rock-well, darenoe Booth. •«> to return to BoUvia. The ter his talk, the Pre-Meders The youth jury recommends celved the Pro Deo et Patria school the best leadership ever.” Tile proposed measure sped- ______RELAX! LET GRANTS 4 H.P. HEAVY URTY Since It is difficult to get pmUstoieirt to a defendent, ag;i weird pblicemen and courts can be busy dotog somethtog for Td is a m m" Dave’s courses Inclyde, Ger­ lecture, highlighted with enec- essages to pupils, parents are equipment ^ ^ o^ ^ be aUtered by the ,uee of effec- Senmr Commenc^mt Lodge 5M Was informative and en- messages man H honors, Enghah, Math requestedquested to limit such requests ended found miiltv. pundshment* executed tee, but she ^ould be there. here of Wr^nq^ak Lodg^ 55 RIDER DD THE WDRK WHILE YDU RIDE! le. MiT.-SiUrsky, club ad- The meeting found guilty. - of the Order of the Arrow. rv. Chemistry, level one, Gregg to those of a truly emergency theidced bbn t o r sharing about 8:30. An Advisory Juiyr would not «be best possible Rick counts his sixth grade notehand and gym. Dave has nature. “ take over the court or decide youth juiyr. ^ Modem Problems, her fft- Bfs experience. vorite course, with Mr. DoWd or teacher and the pastor of bis been on student counci'I for two For MOM on MOTHER'S DAY NO MONEY DOWN ■V Pam Hamilton *68 A ll students are reminded The Tennis team -will play cases, but it would provide per- s^ond of satis- Brezinsld She respeota the church as the people who have y*®**®! served ea chairmen of Bristol Eastern Saturday, May .v^on Into each case of faction of a youth jmy c^ es f"*-' «cezinsKB. ane respects m e ...... y y ^ Low Monthly Terms there will be a full school day from .the jurors thenx^v^ interest they take in their stu- most influenced ... him, because Junior Prom and received an Ornamenfal Tree *184 on Monday, May 29th. 18, on home courts- Its peers. a Merit award tor council ac­ ■f The youth of a community can She could be with her they taught him that if you be- tivities. Outside of school, he is become ^ a c tiv e ly “involved” Mother in (Chemistry, or pursu- Ueve In something, enough, God : Teepee Tales treasurer of I. O. H. and presi­ H t forgot! No, shfi forgot! Well, they both forgot and aware o f theif future id e s °ther studies of English wlU at least Hsten, then do what dent of Ms church youth group. as citlaens. (In Hanribung, about Algebra IH. She may be ah- is best for you. He is on 'Vairsity S-wim team WHITE BIRCH EXTRA DISCOUNT Coach Phil Hyde’s tennis 500 young people are involved ®m^hed wjmewhere in a new Rick la as active In school and is manager of the soccer teem opened thla year’s season in the program, a good pm- Child Development theory, as out, as evidenced by his team- tion of the oomimunity.) A knowing her love for children course load of English 12, math ^ JjNh a busy week and will con- <>!' LC elected, Dave “plan* on 91*1116 the heavy schedule until ing of unity in the community her hope to teach second jv, algebra II, U.S. History, and co^ndM*the ideas of & e end o f Miay. The team has with more than one scSiool can element^ achool.’v physics. Extra-curricular activ- ent councU. I Iwpe to find ways PURPLE PLUM WE NEVER FORGET! ||lreaidy faced teams from Mal- be achieved with the jiny. inspiring greater schoril aplr- 10% O FF «re y . Hall, and E. Q. Smith, but Judge Tills said that jurors Leaders. Ski Club, varsity it, greater concern for tite Stu- OUR AUTOMATIC Jfere narrowly defeated in each seem to grow...... up. when...... they. are Man-eater Hospital Gift gwlmming, and Intramural (jont CouncU and greotof per- FLOWERING CRAB WITH PURCHASE OF lb BAGS OR MORE attempt. *The score in each allowed to take such a position ^ swimming. Ucipation in school sponsored .B.r.-.,...... the Beach Boys, or writing let- n . , , , , FUEL OIL DELIVERY OF FERTILIZER 9 aae -was 3-2- as members of an advisory tern, or talking on the phone. . ® ®’?P*’‘- functions.’’ The leading singles playeirs 1" jury. ..jfg for sure you won’t find ^® S. Goldiberg ’66 IS CERTAIN the team this year inolitfde When the defendant is faced Marty around any steak*, “wreck” to Sugarbush to go WHITE DOGWOOD 9fom Kofi, ’66, Doug Pastel, ’69, with a jury his same age and spM ^, bugs, or hypocrite*, “Wing, ivjille his most embar- b Horton, ’ , Mike Mclner- 10-6-4 10-6-4 8 0 68 on the same level, he is likely and I’m sure she’ll never trip moment came In ninth We record the average tonperature for eadi dayf' ■ey, *'67, end Scott MiacLean, to gain, some insight and grow on the A7 stage again and lose grade, when he accidentally Art Students I i . The two doubles teams com- compute the number of degrees the average is below 8 up. ^ her boohs! That art least leaves walked Into the girls’ dressing GREEN RIBBON 25®/o O R G AN IC ftlse Horton and Mclhemey; 66. T h«i we combine this temperature data with only New England to be room at a. variety show, BEGONIAS Boll and Pastel, the latter be- ■ Affirmative views of young W in Awards TIME AZALEAS your known rate of fuel use to determine exactly people about this idea were searched; she loves the sea- Because' he loves nature and undefeated in their meets, FLAME how much fuel your burner use* each day to k e^ LAW N FO O D LAW N FO O D voiced at the forum by Brian 9ona’’ Us beauty, Rick doesn[t care w Although the' poor weather y ou as warm a « y ou w ant to be. N o m atter what tha Bill htodera practice sessions,' Rogers------and Fred Rand.- - The ^ reo'S^'^i^'^S^S GERANIUMS TO team aaphea to win many negaUve points were stated by ^ ? * ? ^ * * ' P®?’**’ * * where there is bea^- AH-threl. Ken weather;, all yqu have to do is lead back and relax. the remaining meets, and Mitchell Cohen and Michael ^ furth^ tto of ^ «>®'Walke^^ ’67. Deborah N^ddow, You’ll never have to rely on your memory or your r Uy, sUn achieve Coach Shaughnessy. Judge Tills refut- '^ r e the *rees stand tiU Nancy Herman, ’68 hav^ FUCHSIAS P liN T tank gauge (whiA may be inaccurate) to tell yo« ^ 2 a 2 7 r “ "^ lyde’a original predtolibn of 6- ed some of-their objections with * q '^ rights to r ^ , eal^shing Md toe a ^ it ^ roam free.” received prizra In the Hartford when it’* time to fill the tank. We know when it ^ 1 . 8 7 references to his experiences C ou ra rt’s Scholastic Art itartfi getting low and we refill it w it^ut any bothw Doug Ellchmen '69 with the system. Their entries then .... . k* ** planntag tor her entrance after graduating from Colorado ANNUALS to you. And we refill it with Mobmeat fuel oil, Golf Team A Youth Jury Advisory might ^ ^jcorm. 'pe^Xi fall, or her State Univerelty or the Unlver- ^ # .0 quality Aecked 21 times between the'refinery and 5-10-5 . 20-10-5 [Winning three of their last be1 set up in Manchester. Uke proepeettva trips to ttie PhlUp- slty of Geoigla. TIME “ ‘ iTrae.^ tivvf TT "iT jiv a recedvod mcdftlB your.fumaoe. Remember, there’s a big difference in matchee, &e MHS Golf Hamburg, New York, Manches .^ 1 w hitsv nntijiY-h M «^ki’ Will coiittnue to submleslons. Ken’s VEGETABLES LAVEHDCR distribpton. We’d like to show you just how big baa bo^ed their record ter is a community of about ALL PURPOSE DEERFIELD 45,000— enough young people to Sr':! ® pewter box 4-2. Taking on two teams tag for that oonsiderate, sin- Mr*. Richard T. Cartwright and ^ cloisonne’ handle; Debbie T O K IL L WHITE that dilVarwooe can be. ttc h (xmteat, the Indians de- act as jurors and (as sqme are dremn hus- Me dog. Penny, at 418’ Spring «1^^^ quick to point out) as defen- PERENNIALS SHELL PINK P LA N T FO O D LAW N FO O D ilated both teams in their last with gold, silver and wood In­ dents. We would (ace problems “If - you stiU can’t And her Brian Roger* ’68 ftatab and hope to do the same cluded In its design, whMe Nan­ DANOELIONS CORNEU PINK M i ^ l l Mlaloney and Wethere- and red tape, but with enough you could tiry 30 Etate Dr., —------community cooperation, this where she Vveis with her per- Btudents who are the cy Herman entered a silver and at Mlalonay on Miay 11. Co-captain Dave Stoneman, '67 (far right) leads members of the track In a practice rim. project could work meaningfully ents Mir. and Mrs. O h o^ F. Advanced Placeanent eiMmalled cloisonne’ ring. Deb- eying Ihursday, May 4 at the The runners,'from left to right, include Paul Arlgno, [68, Ernie Mclnemey, ’68, Rojsert, lancbeeter Country Club, the and profitably. Bud«r,_ and her brortfaer Buddy, ttone Mxniki consult the bullelln ‘ Mobilheat McKinney, ’68. James Naache, ’69 and Steve Dieterle, ’69. (Herald photo by Pinto.) cnamalled pin as well as the EVERGREENS-FLOWERING SHRUBS ^ 2 - 7 7 Good luck, anyway, you may boo*d taslde Iflte Gttatarioe Of- ^ la 4 7 ” "»»• >■ ______fen beat Platt 4-1, but lost Pam Pilkonis medal for her ring. Oonard 4-L In their match on » 9ed itlj^; floe for the time and place of 1 -All entriee were produced In ^enday, Mky at Bristol, the Track Team Vaults into Tough Year Btan BHkonfa, ’68 each exnmlnatlion. 8 1 Students who. l^ure personal Mm. Bud’s Orafts Seminar in beat Briatol Central 4-1 JOHN B . buslnw in the office should which the three, wtanera are MORIARTY BROMRS alao daemed.Windbam 3-2. Finding the going rough this 'OJ, who has been taking ipany the victories------have been------infra- Directten* for flra drill* and Extra help period* aw *oh*d- ^ w. to opotrlbu- year, the winged toot member* ^ ^ Wg)h J «r^ . quent, the member* have been mike plan* to take care of thlf ^ uoated in every uled Monday. Tueaday, Wednss- atudente. ’The wtanlag.. placea LANDSCAPE 301 CENTER STREET ywT’ Uic ^ discus. In the training and not giving up. before or after *chooL StudenW ^ student* should learn d*y, and *Phur»d*y [from 2;4o;wUl be on exlpjihltton at the Na- ; movg taam.i>alnta a n Gary d( the ^ taam have compdi-->j,gt^,Rob McKlnney ta ^ JofaaiKiag. botti '67, A few meets remain before *r* imt to come“ * *“to **“*the office rfimptinM from bbbW mwna to 8:10 p.m. During these pe- • ttonal Art Exhibit in top^Unlon NURSERY TELEPHONE 648-5135 •d a record o f two wins, six

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. ■ ; *T • . . , r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1967 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 12, i m PAG* EIGHTEEN V THE Just Taking Too Many Strokes Twins Gambled on Chance H erald By EARL YOST Two BeWnd And Big Pitcher Delivers Bporta Editor Burns to Lecture Notes from the Little Black Book Beard After jumped to a 4-0 lead sgabiet Qdoago was rained out at Pred Whitfield who doubled, Kiss of Death: Fine tribute was paid in this column Ne w YORK (AP) — run-acor- Tommie Stek and added four At Central Clinic- BaJtir'.'ora in. the AL and Cincin­ and Chuck Hinton’s earlier this week to Bob Kowalchik, outstanding short­ First Ronnd A- ■ * Pitching for Minnesota has nati'got the same weather treat­ ing double. unearned runs in the seveirth, made OhW-farmboy Dean two on FcHpe Alou's triple. stop with East Catholic High’s baseball team. Hardly ____NEW ORLEANS,______La. (AP) — Coach Bill Detrick of CJentrarConnecticut and poB"‘^ ment at New York in the NL. But the Senators scored in the Burns of East (jatholic High School in Manchester-will u Chance happier than a Chance, who fell to 16-10 in ninth inning when Hinton Si3sk, who took the defeat, before the print was dry, the sure-handed youngster Whait’s wrong with Jack Nick- join Holy Cross mentor Jack Donahue as sinkers 0 0 "’^ farmer with a pen full of IWS and then 12-17 la.st year drcq>pad a long fly for a three- lasted on 3 1-3 innings. Gene Al­ Was chf^rged with four errors in East’s first loss of the laus’ golf game? hogs and the market price after his 20 vootories In 1964 base error after Frank Howard ley doubled home both Pitts­ season After seven wins to South Catholic, 4-2. . . . Erv ”i’m taking top many basketball at the 22nd annual Connecticut High School RuaconI, for many years a fine Arokes,” saWthc Golden Boar Coaches Clinic scheduled Aug. ------— ------doubled. earned him the Cy Young singled. However, Hargan burgh runs when Bruce faltered •n>e tMrd-fhtag rigtit-haiMlkr, Award as baseball’a beat pitch­ ftruck out Paul Casanova to end in the fourth Inning before van­ duckpln bowlar In local compc- baseball via teevec. Chan- ^ chuckle after compJettng 8, 9 10 at Centrtal ConnecUcut turned out one |pod'• who bad faUan «n aad titnea er, is still rejoicing over the the g^ame. ning his second game in three tiUon. has joined the Quarter nel 30 has announced It will firrt-rouirf of the flOO.OM State College. ^ ^ basketball team after anoth*r>- ■Inoa winninK the Cy Younc trade that brought him to the Bruce breeaed as the Braves decishms. Century, aub at Pratt A Whit- carry 16 weekend and holiday Glreatw New Orleans Opw Golf The clinic Is also scheduled CathoUc. with his 1964- Award with the CJalUomia An- Twins. ney in jjlaat Hartford. games sUrtlng with Sunday’s Tournament 'Hiursday wWi a to have Coaches Jerry CWborne 55 winning the state Clas*- (els, la rounding up the scat­ ‘Tt’s one of the biggest breaks • * * meeting against Baltimore . . . ^wo-un^r-par 70. of Virginia Tech, Bob Clifford „g., championship after losing of Vermont and Frank RobtaSon previou* ’ tered Twins and fattening them I've had,’ he says of the deal in II » TU California Angels have a new Nicklaus w a^ w o ^ ots b ^ ^ Gihson Option Temporary Here n There public relations representative, bespectacled P r ^ Beard.^A^ of-Hall High di^us^g fMtball. up as a pennant threat.^ which the Twins gavf up Don Basebali ia bird to figure out. jimmy Plersall. The Waterbary beaten Arnold Paimer twee with Dartmouth’s Tony Luplen ^ "Witli tbls team, I don't tMnk Mincher and Jimmie Hall to get Manchester High scored 20 runs native, now 37 and a major year, and Gardner Dlcktei- speaking on baseball. . . ^ w...... < - I ’m going to lose another him. Now he talks about being _ A standout high school player In two gameis. 10 In each, and leaguer since coming up with "om Beard i^ p ^ P a lm e r by a gem e," Chance said in an ex- nam d comeback player of the Sox Hope to Rebound Detrick, one of the east s mort London, Burns went on penai\’e mood Thursday night year, winning 20 again and add­ wound up vdth one win and one the Boston Red Sox in 1950, wa.s **’’'►*« i" ^ Tournament or Huccesaful college basketball career at the Univer- lo.ca .. Recovering from injur- taken off the active list earlier Champions a mor-th ago and after bleiddng Kansas Oty 8-0 ing another Cy Young award. coaches, has completed eight (JonnecUcut where ha ■ on a one-hiitter. ies suffered in sn auto accident this week by the Angels . . . against last week at . the Hous- seasons at Central ConnecUcut top-notch backcourt rnaUv "It's the difference between Ir, Middletown Is Dr. Charlie Philadelphia Phillies have placed ® Champions International, "K ’a fun when you win; It’s ndght and day with the runs this Back at Fenway Park during which he has compiled a jjugh Greer. R obin s, for nearly 80 years one Dick Groat on the disabled list ‘ *• « fine 152-37 record. In each a n d ______fun to play the game,” he said, club gets me,” said the 26-year- ot the Eaat’s most ao’tlve dls- fm- 21 days. The veteran infield- 27-year old Ntcklaus is off every year at the helm of the responding to Ns 8-i, record old hurier, who stiiii is remem- BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Red Sox, staggering tance runners. The Middletown has been sidelined with an low est start since he Blue Devils, he has led them which makes him the wihning- bered for his escapades with Bo ^ dismal road trip, attempt to rebound during an ast pitcher in the American State Hospital physician suffer- inflamatlon of the ritrht ankle into po.st-season tournament Belinsky as a member of the n.ggjne home stand opening with the streaking De- I«ague. "It means something to €d a broken bone in his chest , Decked by n pitch fired by He bas play, and his 1965-66 team, with 19th Hole piay for a pennant contender Ught-hitting Angela. Tigers tonight at Fenway Park. but has re.sumed training. . Bet- p^y Sadecki of the Giants and ha-rdly CONNECTICUT FOOTBALL Coach John Toner and Co-Captains Roy Law­ a' 23-3 overall record, won the But the way Chance was Manager Dick Williams------because you know you're play­ ter than ever is Jimmy Martel- then hit on the right knee with private rence (center) and Mark Malek, discuss spring f^tball practice now in prog­ NCAA’s northeast small college GOVERNOR’S CUP throwwg 'Ihunsday ndght, he named right-hander Darrell gj^ Qty defeat left the MAJOR LEAGUE ing for something.” Mantle at Stadium lo, the sopliomore righthanded the next pitch, Maury Wills ffasohne ress. The Huskies began workouts May, 1 and finish May 20. title and a berth in the national Chance, who operates two only needed rookie Rich Reese’s gnandon, winless in three de- team with a 3-6 record on its pitcher with Wosleyan. He’s the has openly stated he’s seeking ^ pretty pleased with 70 tournament at Evansville, Ind. Pairings for first round',' STANDINGS since I coiridn't get here until farms with a total of about 280 first major league homer with ctMons, to try and snap Detroit’s extended trip of the cam- bestoci»t — andanu fastestiiuttest — collegelwiicsc revenge.revenee. '"I ' i don'taont believe inm , ^ ^ -n . m a • ^ i 'll rr ¥ 1 ¥ By virtue of such a fine sea­ matches In the Governor’*. non« cn. Retse drove ki two fjve-arame winning streak which n^ien acres near Wooster, Ohio, also NaUonal League son, Detrick was selected as Cup at the Manchester Ck)un-'f= owns almost half of Minnesota’s more runs and rookie Ron Clark has canted the Tigers to the top In Quest of No. 500 RUleClubNotes »a\ro„='p7r“..“S Ram Again Cuts Schoolboy Schedule that season’s college divi.sion socked in three more, but of Pall River, W. L. Pet. G.B. try Club are as follows: John'" 11 victories and has kept the at the American League ______.. ing pro prospect. . Mark up a gypn j; jt takes me a month, a j. ‘ ^ Rain again washed out all ton at Bloomfield, Bacon at Bol-Bol­ ------• "Coach-of-the-Year” in New Chance mode aure. who was called "my catcher” 18 9 .667 — NEW YORK (AP)— Mickey Mantle returns to Yan­ and I still shot 35 cn it. sluggish Twins tied for sixth, Cincinnati .. Fiiat: For the first time in his- yegi- gr two years. I hope he scheduled sports activity on the ton and Coventry at Rham. England by the regional Basket­ Kristof vs. Harry Eich, Carrol 13 9 .591 2)4 ” A 70 is a pretty good round only games from the ’ Jeul. The only hit off him was Dan­ Pittsburgh . kee Stadium Friday night for the opener of a nine- SEVENTH BEST tcry, all 24 active member.s of jioesn’t leave the league before ,, ^ local and area scene yesterday, Also, tennis and golf Involving Bowlmg ball Writers AssociaUon. Maddox vs. Tom Zemke, H ar-. with former Boston ace Earl swing, returned with the Red . 14 10 .583 214 Steven Haigan and Bob Bruce ny Cater’8 Postponed last night. Farm 203, Walt Surowiec 202-569, Joe cessive unbeaten teams, the ford, Jim Moriarty vs. Reg^j infection, was sent on option to ball scene includes the follow­ Washington in the only other Twlna for the one-Mtter he tories in splitting the 1966 sea­ San Fran. .., 10 14 .417 6',4 not come close in Kansas City Range. light h6ivyweright boxing bout KriH o f th o I m p Nicklaus went on to League tryouts are slated to- Collingwood 210-550, Jack Stie- 1962-63, quintet going 22-0 in Curtis, Dan . Morline vs. A1 son between the Red Sox and Pittsfield of the Eastern League Rain^ Rain ing: Cheney '-Tech at Prince American League game, and threw against them in 1962. New York .. 9 14 .391 7 or Oaiifornia. Forty Five teams competed between Dick Tiger and' Jose Andy Robu.stelli, the ex-Giant thought putUng was dictated TMh, Rockville High at Wind- aight at 6 o'clock at all three bitz 210, John Calkins 203, Ed regular season play, followed by Martin. Larry Gazza.( vs. Dick Detroit. to enable Boston to get down to Los Angeles 9 14 .391 7 Bruce el'lowed only three hits in Hargan, 3-8, did not have it so Baltimore, in the mldet of a in Uie first of five competitive Torres from Madison Square and L. A. Ram, hold.s the NFL High, Ekist Catholic at fields. Spence 215-516, Ron Seavey the 24-0 record compiled by the Marshall, Charlie Pickens v*. The Red Sox flew home early the 29-player limit at midnight Houston .... 8 17 .320 8 Go Atvay ... matclies on the new reduced 200 "If you are not hitling the bell pitching Atlanta past Pittsburgh easy aa he outdueled Camllb losing slump, comes to town for Gardenv«».*'av»a starting£7V«»4 V***,, atAW 10 o’clock. . lifetimeIIICLIIIIC recordICV.WIU forILM opponents’ ICll LO , II 1,* Northwest Catholic, Manchester 201-561, Ed Kodes 207-510, Jim 1963-64 club. Vic Daley. Ray Gordon vs. a 7-4 Wednesday. Thursday’s Results yard target. Among the teams 9-2 in the only National League Poscual, 2-1. Hargan led 2-0 on Thursday after dropping the first time this season for a About 375 high school coache.s fnm)iles recovered 22. Andv M l sh ^ i^ w ell, ft is a matter of HighHign at Bristolijrisioi Centraltjenirai andana ROCKETTES—Valerie —vaicwe nuco- Hues- ojrpucio Syphers *.«v, 200, Ed Smith 202, Joel Bums, ^ athletic director and ...... Maurice Willey, ----- Dick- Gardella------Pittsburgh 2 NEW YORK (AP)—Baseball confidence. contest. two wild pitches that scored decision to the Athletics in Ka "If Gibson’s hand wasn’t In­ Atlanta 9, night game that opens a three- were some of the hotest, straight will be guests of UCon.n and on 13 misciies for the Rams South Windsor High at Granby, tis 136, Beverly Hellstromi 128- Martin 201, Conrad Sullivan coach of both basketball, and ys.» Dick DeMartin, Dick C ro-V Cincinnati at New York, rain officials keep reciting the re­ shotting competitors in New fected, we wouldn’t have option­ game series. the grid staff Saturdey when* during 1951-55 and nine during Tomorrow, Bolton High treks 347, Pat Cofiell 125-353, Elsthsr 225-560, Ray Demers 201, Dick baseball at East Catholic, has, nin vs. Orlando Annum, Tom « ed him,” Williams said. ” We Only games scheduled frain “ rain, rain, go away,” but EkigLand. Coach John Toner presents a his 19.56-1964 Giant career . . . to East Hampton for a replay Wells 347. Cote 236-558, Emil Plitt 205, for a number of years, been re- Prior vs. Bill Ogden, SUn Hi- ^ The Orioles, who have lost six IS hope to have him back.” Today’s Games it won’t and the major leagues Firing high team score were spring football clinic. Program Bo.ston Patriot teammate.s Dick of an earlier 1-1 tie ------Walt Yaworskl 212, Pat Para- garded as one of the state’s top llhsk: vs. Ray Dotchin, Jo* _ New York (Seaver 3-1) at St. straight aaxl are way down yon­ are e.xpcriencing one of their Uie Rippowam squeezers, led Williams admitted the Red der in the American League starts at 9:30 and end.s at 2:15 Arrington and Jim Nance were Sports Vietving Postponed yesterday were FLAVORETTES — Geri Bar- dlso 201, Ron Custer 203-212- mentors on - the' high school Zanetti vs. Rod Dolan, Paul fc: Sox ore "definitely in the mar­ Louis (Jackson 3-2), night worst springs within memory. by naUonal-racked and US with a barbecue. Spring difills wrestling foc.s during their col- 690. level. Dutelle va. Bill Oleksinski. STILL GOING STRONG — our Philadelphia (Ellsworth 1-1) standings, were rained out baseball games between Elling- ton 133, Millie McAuliffe 136. ket for a trade or trades.’.’ Even the I» s Angeles li n g ­ Women’s record-liolder Virginia end May 20. . Max Knor of Man- legiate days. The only vvre.stling SATURDAY at Cincinnati (Ellis 2-2), night Thursday at home. Manager We’d like a back-up infielder, ers had a game washed out, WiWiams. Oosely behind was chaster will be the chief judge defeats suffered by Arrington, 1:00 (30) Roller Derby Atlanta (Jarvis 3-0) at Pitts­ Hank Bauw said it will be ei­ their first since going to Califor­ especially one who can play 1966 league champion Bell Oty. . at parachute jumping this repre.senting Notre Dame, came 2:00 (30) Sandy Koufax burgh (O’Dell 2-0), night ther Jim Palmer, a light-hand- nia nine years ago. Their neigh­ MOTOR TREND MAGAZINE short,” the manager said. “ And Ken Wood fired a tremendous weekend at Orange, Mass. at the hands ..of Syracuse’s Show Chioago (Nye 2-1) at Los An- er, or Dave McNally, a lefty, bors, the California Angels, 241-8X score out of the possible * * * Nance. . . If you bet someone ( 8) Detroit vs. Red if he's a left-handed batter, all geles (Osteen 4-1), night in tlie first game at the Stadi- the beWef."’ • • ■ • • avoided the rain, but had an 60-36X to lead the local big t\ee X. n te ®lt^K8er Ted Williams holds Sox SALE! Houston (Zacharv 0-2) at San um. IVith the short porch m unusual postponement caused gum and at the same time fir­ I l i t the Ullll the Boston Red Sox record for 2:15 (30) Major League ( M a S l 4^3). nlVh" riglit. switch-hitting Mickey un by a power failure. ing the third liigh individual Oddity Department; South most hits in one year, you lose. Baseball be willing to give.up first base, doubtedly would prefer to face l ^ e Y e a r SAVE ON NEW Saturday’s Games There have been 46 postpone­ scxwe of ttie day. To go along Windsor High didn’t play a home The Fenway Parkers’ most pro­ 5:00 ( 3) Race ot the man Tony. Horton and pitchers Palmer. New York at St. Louis, N ments in all in Uie majors, 23 in with Woods’ shooter from Man- baseball game until yesterday, Ufic hitsmith was Tris Speaker, Week Dennis Beryiptt, Hank Fischer, Mantle baa told friends that Philadelphia at Cincinnati the National League and 22 in che.ster, that being a 230-5X by May 11 . . . and there’s less than who hit safely 222 times in 1912. ( 8) Wide World of Lee Stange and Don McMahon the 500-mark no longer seems Atlanta at Pittsburgh the American. Rain caused 40 of Manchester High School’s oo- three weeks of the season re- That was the year the Sox won Sports 1967 in a trade. Bennett hurled the such a big goal as it once^dad Chicago at Los Angeles them, cold caused four and tlie oaptain, Jan Jacobs. Miss Jac- maining . . . Marty Feller, son it all, including a 4-3 Series tri- 6:00 ( 30) Let’s Oo to the only complete game victory on imJess the homer wins a ball Houston at San Francisco power failure the other. boe’ score was ''igh overall by of baseball Hall of Famer Bob umph over the Giants. . . Seven Races MERCURY COUGAR the nine-game trip. game.” He has said he is not Only Cincinnati and, ■ of any junior and the Uiird high Feller, is a reserve pitcher with former major league managers 7:00 (18) Wrestling Outfielder Don Demeter has American 'League nervous and not pressing for the course, Houston and its Astro­ women’s score- To be noted is Brown University's varsity nine are on the lines as coaches this SUNDAY. COUGARS been used as trade bait since big homer lout thooe who travel W. L. Pet. G.B. dome have escaped the wealh- that this was Miss Ja obs first Spring training. However, the this spring. He’s a sophomore year. The California Angels have 1:00 ( 8) Detroit vs. Red Detroit ...... 15 7 .682 with the chib point out he has er. Every other team in both attempt with the big gfuns. She Red Sox may not be willing to . , . Good news for followers of two ex-pilots, Don Heffner and Sox Chicago ...... 14 7 .667 ’ 4 stopped hitting since he belted at least one just purchased a fine Reming- , THE TOP CAT OF THE YEAR! part with him now as George leagues has had the New York Yankees who like Billy Herman. 2:00 (30) Orioles vs. Yan­ California .. 13 13 .500 4 No. 499. postponement. ton 40X Oal. 30.06. kees Thomas is on Uie disabled list Only five men have hit 500 or Wash...... 12 12 .500 4 2:30 ( 3) Soccer—Pltts- and Tony Conigliaro heads for more hom?rs, with Babe Ruth’s Local scores: Ken Wood 241-8, New York .. 11 11 .500 4 “ burgh vs. Toronto Delivered two weeks’ active duty with the 714, the all-time high- Willie Paul Dougan 234-3, Jan Jacob* Boston ...... 11 12 .478 4V4 4:30 ( S) Gadabout Gaddis Army reserves a week from to­ Mays is next with 544 followed 230-5, Art Shorts 228-3, Dan Hau- Clay’s Next Fight June 5 —Plus— Minnesota .. 11 12 .478 u,4 tierger 227-1, Jack Bancroft 222- 5:00 ( 3) New Orleans day. by Ted WiiUiams 621 and Mel Ott HOUSTON (AP) — (3as.sius Kansas. Ckty 10 14 .417 6 * Major League 1, Nick Timreck 219-4, Eugene ness starting line-up next week Open 'Ihe Red Sox will meet the 511. EkWie Mathews of the Hous­ Cray’s next fight is scheduled Conn. Salea Tax Cleveland .. 9 13 .409 6 Darns 217-1, BUI Sulln’an 214-1, hinging on the outcome. Tigers in a four-game series-, Baltimore .. 9 14 .391 6’ 4 ton Astros went into the season = L e q d e r s = = June 5 — but this one will be in winding up with a Sunday dou- John Gallagher Sr. 213-2, Joe Thursday’s with 493. American League a federal courtroom instead of Weheaaer. Baltimore will move Results Rzewuski 207-4, Jolin Gallagher Cleveland 2, Washington 1 BatUng (55 at bats) — Ka- the ring. 2660 into Fenway for three games Jr. 203-2, Ed Lcckfor 186-0, Ftdtral Lobtl List $2915 Une, Det., .338; Oarew, Minn., That’s the date Clay has been and then (Cleveland for four. Minnesota 8, Kansas City 0 Dave Lewie 145-1. Chicago at Baltimore, rain College Baseball ordered to stand trial on a .333. Tlie next match will find MRC charge of refusing to be induct­ iHOMPSONSPEEDWA Only games scheduled WllUmantio State at So. Con­ Runs — Tovar, Minn., 22; Ka- competing in the May 21 Stew­ o n Kli IVj I lUlMC.-'ON, CONN. I-(■: I 1'. LL..\KKIN1 Today’s Games necticut, rain Une, Det., 19. art's Match also at Ifie Blue ed into the Army. BASE6A4.L HEJROES Kansas City (Nash 3-2) at Rhode island at Central Con­ Runs batted in—Kaline, Det., Trail Ranges. The locals will U.S. Dist. Judge J(!ie In­ Minnesota (Kaat l-3i, night necticut, rain 18; Versalles, Minn., 18. pack its top shooters through graham set the trial date Thurs­ '’NASCAR*' California (McGIcthlin 2-0) at PITCHING — Dean Ciiance, New Haven 13, Bridgewater Hits—Fregosi, OaJlf., 31; Ka- practice and matches aiid rank day, three days after C!fiay was nMOfinPIBD^mRTSMAM Twins, fired a one-hitter at Kan­ (Jlucago (Howard 1-2), night theni i'.'to three teams of five indicted by a federal grand CJleveland (Bell 1-2) at Wash­ 5 (second game, rain) llne, Det., 31. sas City, striking out eight as Brown at Connecticut, rain Triples—Versalles, Minn., 4; slioote’.’s each. Last year the lo­ jury. STOCK CAR Minnesota beat the A's 8-0 and ington (Moore 2-0), night cals placed thii'd ovei-all. Cjonvlctlon could bring a fine Baltimore (Palmer) 1-1) Danbury State at Coast Guard Knoope, Calif., 3. Chance became the first Ameri­ All practice is now being held of $10,000 and a five-year prison at New York (Ford 2-2), night rain Home run.s—Kaline, Det., 7; RACIN6 can League hurier to win five Bridgeport at Fairfield, rain at 6 o'clock Tinirsday nights at sentence. jt Tim* Thl» Y«*rl Qualifying W ITH THE Blefary, Balt., 6.- Detroit^ (Wilson 3-2) at Boston NEW VOFU< (AP) — Unde­ games. Stolen bases—Agee, Chic., 9; the Finley Street ra.nge, with all Haata And A Mammoth . . . (Brandon 0-3), night feated Tumlga and once-beaten STANDARD EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: ★ All of Ford Mo­ Campaneris, K.<3., 8. firing done at 200 yards- Any­ FEATURE BATTING — Rich Reese, Saturday’s Games Doubles — Oampaneris, K.C., Dr. Fager, both of whom passed • 289 Cubic Inch V-8 Englae a Bucket Seats tor C!ar O . Life­ Pitching (4 Decisions) — D. one intcre.sted in the Manches­ • Dcluxa AU Vinyl Interior Wall-to-Wall Carpeting Twins, hammered a dou­ Kansas City at Minnesota ; YastrzemskJ. 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S t SO U N D ED io 649-6985 anyUme. .„ ■ land Tractor Trailer Twin­ UKE *RSH'=*- fma evenings and Saturdays, rent­ Schools and CIo m h 33 ing show you how to make 14 als available. 1-623-1941 or 1- ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ .$200 a week or more. A AT P&WA 62S-0720. rages. rec rooms, bathrooms short training program. We Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? AT LONG LAST 1 ^ Id CAMPTRAILER for rent, mod­ tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ train on tandem axel trail­ OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS ment work, cellar floors, pat­ ers. aU type transhiisaion ■ em conveniences, sleeps 0. THE ONLY TRACTOR 20 22 24-Hour Answer^nv Service Cal! 649-0147. ios. roofing. Call T^ecn Cie.s- and tank trailers. Also, ------zynski. Builder. 049-4291. Emeryville sleeper oab (Jet in on the jet age at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft y & i, BUT y o u had to TRAILER SCHOOL IN w 1984 YELLOWSTONE travel equipment. Members of aU . . . where the growing is gooci now and for ye^rs BE A REAL AAACHINIST S” ■ » Free to l|eralii Readers ff) 1»<7 hy H IA, Inc. T J iL TD OET A BOUND SHAFT trailer. 13' and hitch with THE HARTFORD AREA truck owner’s association in to come. If you’re inexperienced, the Aircrrft OLTF OF ONE OF THEA4 Paving - Driveways 14-A IS BY LEFF a n d McWILlJAMS Want Information on one of our olassifled advertisements f electric brake, sleeps 6. g«s New Ekigland and New can give you skilled training and pay you while FOBGIN'S/ THAT GUY ST Z7 Don't be misled by other DAVY JONES WOKE UP AN' FOUND HE No answer at the telephone lleted" silmply call the stove and refrl-rerator. hook­ AMESITE — Quality workman­ York. Part or full-time you learn. And experienced workere will find WAS GOIN'TD HAVE schools, why travel 75-100 s t a y WHERE PUT THAT GUN ' I'VE GOT TO GET THIS ups for electricity and water, training. Licensed approved / O U T OF NW WAY.* MONSTER INTO POSITION TOO MANY FLAT 31 ship on driveways, parking miles. many top-nOtch jobs available, all at the Air­ H O LD IT, JO N E S f YOU ARE! THIS DOWN.. BEFORE a^vnlng. excellent conditlor. proeram. For Information { DO YOU WANT T oo LATE* FOR THE KILL S O O N ... PLACES/ areas, commercial and resi­ craft’s traditionally good wage scales. What’s DON'T YOU TRY TO \ ^ U R SON KILLED.^ IS JUNIOR'S EQWARRS $950. Call 649-0604. can H artford . 247-1353 BATTLE ! O R I WON'T HAVE T " 39 dential Free estimates, no ob­ STEAL THE BOY'S STRENGTH LEFT TO 3^ U s r 38 TRAIN LOCALLY anytime. more, there’s plenty of chance for advancement THUNDER* USE MY KNIFE 1 0 ''i' CAM PER on K t'.m D<)dge ligations. Call Eastern Paving as you gp’ow with the jet age at Pratt & Whitney Co., 528-3937. BT 4^ truck, used 3 months, like new. We train men, full and Aircraft. 649-0500 875-2519 742-8180. part-time, days or nights BUDGET PLAN * on all makes and models of 2 W and leave your message. Van II hear from nur advertiser in Special Services 15 equipment. We have 37 AVAILABLE You’ll get important extra benefits, top, includ­ $9 Jig tiiiif without spe iding all evening at the teleiihone. G arage— -Servic* TV - rentals *♦ B. D. Pearl years' experience in the ing liberal insurance and retirement planiS. And $7 trucking industry No high GO NOW — PAY LATER employes receive paid sick leave, nine paid holi­ Starage 10 Appliances T. V C.,m'jany 52 649 Main St Cat] 048-2171. school diploma necessary. days and vacations up to four weekie depending 5 T Autamabilos Far Sole 4 Let American Tractor GARAGES FOR RENT. Man­ on length of service. ROTOTILLER FOR hire, cue- 1956 CHEVROLET, 327-365 en­ chester. (Jlastonbury. double. Trailer Training show you 53 54 HERALD tom tilling, lawns, gardens how to earn $180 - $275. a ■'ta. Bi^ U. i. w. iip« i rwrt 12 gine, 4-speed, 4:56 posltrac- $15, single, »10. 1-633-9057. Holp Wentod— If you want a good job, now and in the future, ♦ itF.tm immd p»«dn I|IOU YEAH.IVE &EEN W(M(j Identity can follow this running condition, $80. or best dition. Call 649-1155. — TRAIN NOW — V/? f' procedure:~ offer, ’ eaving state. Call 742- ROOFING - Specializing re­ P A Y W HEN w o r k i n g ' Om t'OR ^M A N for part-time INTRODUCTORY TRAINING PROGRAMS^If NJ.1. ■* > V '[■.■.■.■.■•'.i.i, ..ie » HAVE A NEW ttKOSE PeaXMJl A LOT OP miWN6. 8059. ■’ BRAND NEW motor, helmet. pairing roots of all kinds, new work on candy stand Apply In you don’t have shop experience, you’ll be given Ericloso lyour reply to the Bell Top Tex, 500 PX, with roofs, gutter work, chimneys person only, after 6 p.m. daily. 80 hours of intensive training on the machinfe you box In an envelope — 1959 FORD—FAIRLANE sedan, bubble shield, $35. HD cycle cleaned, '-epaired. Aluminum A Better Job ' State Theatre, Main St, Man­ addressed to the , Classi­ automatic, very, very clean, jacket, excellent condition, $36. siding 30 years’ experience. chester. have been hired to operate. Instruction will be fied Manager, Manchester wife's car, must .see. Privately right in our own machine training school at the Elvening Herald, togther Call 643-8990 after 5 p.m. Free estimates. Call Howley Through Training owned. 649-5833. BY ROY CRANE with a memo listing the 643-5361. 644-8388. same high'“Aircraft” rate of pay. ^ /f; BUZZ SAWYER Earn BIG MONEY companies you do NOT 1964 PONTIAC Lemans, 4 new 1952 HONDA—150cc, excellent ROOFTNa-REPAIR of i-oofs. want to see your letter. tires, excellent running condi­ ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAMS—Ctmi^ei ' Your letter will be de­ condition, 643-4411. I’he best tn gutters and con­ INTERNATIONAL SEWING stroyed If the advertiser is tion. Very clean, $1,495 or beat ductors. Repair of chimneys, ranging from <22 weeks to 93 weeks in Machin­ S-fZ one you've mentioned. If offer. Call 643-7882. too CaU Ooughl’ n. 648-7707. TRACTOR TRAILER . ing, Jet En^ne Sheet Metal, Tool, Die and Gage Business Sarvleos not It win be handled In Is Training ■' MACHINE Wtaking, Machine Rppiair wid Pipe ^ , the usual manner. 1964 FORD FUTURA hardtop, Offered 13 economical, 8, extras. Clean. Heating and Plumbing 17 Career minded men for Owner, M3-9144. after, anyone I KNCMi? STEPS, SIDEW ALKS, Stone some of the largest truck­ APPRENTICE, raOGRAMS — CoursM ranging walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- COMPLB3TE plumbing and TRAINEES Last and Faund 1 1957 BinCK, rebuilt engine, ing companies. We are the from three to' four years in Jet Engine h ou JOKT SAY; races. All concrete repairs. heating installation, repairs 0 transmission, for parts, $76. and remodeling. Service calls largest and most modem smithing. Machining, Tool an.d Di* ^Making\lW!3' LOST—BLACK and brown Bea­ Reasonably priced. 643-0861. training center to make Call 649-6352. given Immediate attention. We Atfer fodiowing advan­ Electronics. gle, 8 months old, male, an­ you a qualified tractor TRBIB EXPER T — Tr«es c u t Call M & M Plumbing A Heat­ '■‘•- ■’• " • ... . ’ ■ 1 L.( swers to Sam. Reward. 649- (30RVAIR Monza — 1965, white trailer driver. Why train on tages • • ...... ■‘-■- ■ ■f ’ 4 building lots cleared, trees ing, 649-2871. 8276. would -Bka with all red interior, 4-door topped. Got a tree problem? dirt fields, all ouv training hardtop, low mileage, reason­ done on HARDTOP, at the prognun. LOST—GIRL'S glasses, light Well worth phone call, 742- able. Call 643-0152. Eastern States Exposition brown, in blue case. Call 649- 8262. MilHnery. HUNDREDS OP GOOD JOBS AV4H.ABLZ grounds. 1. Modeni air-Moditiooed plant 4173. Drassmaking 19 a mi t. , >»■ m s.,, tti. I 1064 TRIUM PH TR-4, radio, SHARPENING Sendee —Saws.„„______BY LANK LEONARD heajter, wire wheels, one own­ 1. On half mile paved track. MK KY FINN FOUND -tri-colored Bassett knives, axes, shears, skates, b e A’S ALTERA'nONS, new 2. Stea/dy year 'round employ­ i ’yz 'A good leader never starts a strike he can’t win! M> AIRCRAFT ENUINE MECHANICS er, excellent condition. CaU rotary blades. Quick service. )v>urs Monday, Wednesday, 2. On the road training. Y hound, Vernon Dog Warden, ment YOU SHOULDVE HADYoaHESATOlWHOlO aidviM is to compromise and offer to HELP your wifi 649-9727 after 5 p.m. 3. Master aH transmissions. A DOCTOR LOOK HIM 1 ROOSTER MICHAEL with the dishes!” 875-7934. Capitol Ejquipment Co. 38 Main Friday 1-9, Tuesday, Thurs- 1966 BUICK custom sport wag­ St., Msuichester. Hours dally j^y, 1-5. Saturday and Sunday 4. Gas and Diesel tractors. 3. Liberal guarantee minimum AIRCRAFT ENfilNE TESTINft OVER, UNaE PHAi A L — AND HES HAD LOST — MALE mongrel dog, > MAN OF HIS AGE, ^ on, 3 seat, excellent condi­ 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- j,y appointment. 649-5021. 5. 35’ and 40’ boxes and tank­ wage BY WALT WETTERBERG black with white chest, brown HAVING A FALL LIKETHAJi,^ ...... --- -- THE WILLETS tion, automatic tranemission. 4. 648-7958. —------ers. DA// spots 0|Vqr eyes. Call 649-1900. MACHINING • SHEET;METAL SALES a n d service on Arlens. Having— Trucking— 6. IOC rules, regulations "and 4. Attractive piocO work p*o- FOUND__6 n E light brown male many extra features, $2,500. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn Starooc 20 logs. ^ 'gram , ; puppy, mongrel. Call Lee Call after 6 p.m. 043-9826^ mowers. Also Homelite c h a i n ______7. Terminal procedure. TOOL AND DIE MAllINC Fi^dhaa, Dog Warden, 643- 1961 FORD convertible, new saws and International Cub MANCHESTER Delivery. Light 8. Placem ent assistance guais 5. Paid holidays and overtime 8694. factory 390 engine, Hurst S Cadet Tractors. Rental equlF trucking and i>ackage deUveiy. anteed on graduation. . . EXFERIMENTAL m e o iMn in o ment and sharpening service Refrigerators, washers and LOST — Pass Book No. 5204, speed, no reasonable offer re­ . 9. Budget plan avaUable (train jf you would like to Join a WATCH OUT on aU makes. L ft M Equip­ stove moving speciality. Fold­ Savings Department of the fused. 742-6543, after 6:30. now, pay later). pleasant atimulatteg and Inter- ment Corp., Route 88, Vernon, ing chairs tor rent 649-0762. FOB. Connecticut Bank ft T'rust 10. Membera of Mass, R.I. osting organdzation stop in and INSreCTION “ r: 1965 POTmAC, convertible. V-8, 875-7609 Manchester Exchange c h i l d r e n Truck Ownera Assn, and ask for Mr. Gresham. ^ power steering. —Enterprise 1946. Safety Assn. automatic transmission, new Painting— Papering 21 FIREMEN • DDARDS RUSS’ MOWER Service — LOST— Passbook No. 18619. tires, very,reasonable. 644-0607. If Qualified, a Short Our W ork Is OhUd’s Play— BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY sharpening and repair. Rotary JOSEPH P. Lewis custom W o Make Quality Stuffed Toys MR ABERNATHY Notice is hereby gi-ven that and reel. Hand mowers a spe- painting, Interior and exterior, Training Program STENOORAPHERS Passbook No. 18619 Issued by cislty. Pick-up and dell ery paperhanging, wallpaper ro- Full-Time Or Part-Ttaia .NOTMANY GIRLS CAN DOVDU OF COURSE— /V\A' the First Manchester Office, CLEARANCE AT service. 742-7807. moved. Wallpaper books on ro- DAY Or NIGHT THINK THE HE^ANOLD RESIST HIS APPROACH, Hartford Nationai Bank ft THE KA-KLAR c l e r k TYPISTS — — ------quest. BVlly Insured. Free es-- Lighted Field BOSS WILL HAND AT •rrust Co. has been lost a n d , BEAUPRE MOTORS M ft M RUBBISH CO. offers unjates. CaU 649-9658. THIS SORT CLOTH TOY CO, SETA BY DICK CAVALLl appidcatlcn has been made to . commercial, industrial, pro- ___ We can put you into FIVE FIG­ KEYPUNCH OPERATORS DATE? OF THINS! MORTY MEEKLE said bank for payment and J Ford fessional, residential, removal PAINTING—^Interior and ex- 905 $1,795 URE INME BRACKETT for 60 HilUiird S t , Manchester Issuance of a. new book. service, containerized service terior, very reasonable, free POLLY WANTS A FDU-V WANTS A CRACkER ACOLNDHECenfe Galoxie 500, 2-door, available. 649-9767. estimates. Call Richard Mar- hotter ^y, benefits and mors ROLjy WANT© EITHER ACPACU&Z/ C fiA C K E R / hardtop, automatic ------tin, 649-9286. future. An Equal Opportunity OR FAAAINE. Annauneements 2 transmissiion, pow er ATTICS, CEILLARS and yards .... ■ — ,-win xT/*\mr a t t xrfw xr steering, power brakes, cleaned, traMj hauled to the INSIDE - OUT8IDB painting. A C T N O W — C A L L NOW Dmpiloyar VISIT 'Th e e m p l o y m e n t o f f i c e , ,400 Main ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ V-8. dump. Reasonable. CaU 643- Special rates for people 65 or Street, East Hartford, Connecticut. Other Con- ers, sales and service, bonded HARTFORD 627-6415 5819 or 1-684-4524. over. Call my competitors thes representative. Alfred Amell, . necticut plants in North Haven, Southington and AAC - ~ VwUcaU me.Ulw* -CiSSUa Estimates given. 849- CLERK — SOME bookkeeping Middletown. 110 Bryan Dr„ Manchester, 1964 Ford $ l,4 y 5 l a w n MOWERS sharpened and .^gjg 875.8401. hripful, full-time, extra bene- 644-8141 or 643-4913. repaired. Picked up and de- ’ Gedaxie 500 XL, 4-door H tlp Wemtod— ftts. Gaer Brothera, 140 R ya Uvered. EJngines tuned up. CaU PAINTING FY Dick Fontsdne, MADAM - JULIA—reader and oonvertible, automatic Famala 35 jat.. South Windsor. OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Monday BY AL VERMEER 649-7968. , ' Interior and exterior. Papar| PRISCILLA’S POP tramsmisskm, V8, pow­ through Friday— 8 aju* to 4:30 pju., Saturdays ■advisor on all problems. 2878 hanging and waU P6por ro-^ CASHIER — PART-TilMB eve- DBSNTAL HYGIENIST-VFuU- ^ u i e t » 9 , ' g o o d W E A V E N S ! er steering. — 8 aju. to 12 noon. Berlin Tpke. Newington, no’it moval. Dutch Boy and DuPont ninga and weekends, older ma time. Practice limited to chll-' ■^TlCJU 1 WONDER WHO to the ZOO: 1-666-4418. ------hAF/ LAWNS TOP dressed, free es- QuaUty workmanahip. CaU ture woman prefoired. Apply dren only. Call for intorviow, JSCILLA/ M E A N ! JSHE WASP.'* ULL. U K E !d f T 1963 Ford $1,095 timates. CaU 872-0831. evenings, 246-9098. in person only after 6 . p.m. 643-6942, 649-4347.______ITMIS, PKK- Parsanals Gaiaxie 5<)0 X L .4-dpor . LAWNS cleaned, mowed, trim­ PAINTING, interior, exterior, Theatre, Main 8t„ nj^nasLUGENT woman to clean dZmuz med, fertilized, etc. any size RIDE WANTED from Wood- hardtop, automatic free eatimates. Contact Gerald ” ***^=***^-______and help manage large pri- trensmdBisdon, power or shape. Please telephone 269- BY LESLIE TURNER bridge St. and Green Manor A, Strattwi, 643-8748, 643-4887. GOOD TYPIST. Personable, vato home, 8 to 4 days week- 2 CAPTAIN EASY steering, power brakes 4895 or 628-0670 anytime. Rd. to'Pratt and Whitney, first Diverrified office duties. Many ly. Must be •wilHng to #ay NO.. and xx>wer windows. EXTERIOR AND Interior cus­ em ploye beneAts, 37%, hour o v e r n ii^ occasionaUy • .with BUT V/E . shift. 8*3-5677. SUBURBAN i tom painting and decorating, week. AlUed Casting Corp,, 260 three school aged children. RAILIMW KNpW NOW Housthald Sorvicat wallpaper removed, alrlesa STATION IT WASN'T 1963 Ford $996 Tolland Tpko., Manchester, age 10 up. C a ll 646-6416 after TH' WLICB A utdiiiabilas Far Sale 4 Offarad 13-A spray service. EYee estimates, 646-0124. 4- PRAtT& WHO SHOT Gaiaxie 500 oonvert- fully insured. Reasonable WAXX, TO WALL carpetlag. n e e d CAR? Your credit turn­ iiMe, power steering, rates. Bank terms available. Cloaned to factory approved ed down? Short on down pay­ power brakes and pow­ W asbbond and MUler, 649- specifications, minor repairs. WHITNEY m ment? . Banknipt? Repoasea- er windows. 1641, 568-0017. Call mgUo Sarvlcemaatar, S-Il «-n Blon?i Don't despair! See Hon- . 649-3488. ' WANTED est Dioaglas. Inquire about lo w r t w r o l p t $696 Flaor Finl^iiig 24 AIRCRAFT ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS eat . down. smaUbst payments Chevrolet 8PR1NO GLEANING problomsT I ^ any^ere, :No smaU loan or Belair 4-door sedan, 6 Call Suburban Cleaning Serv- FLOOR SANDING and rafinUh- Division o f United Aircraft Corporation finahoo company plan.- Do'jglaa cylinder, standard tee at 649-9229 today for tree ln | ; (specializing In older (1 il e e r s e r , WFKB Mo^riQ, 88i'M a in - transmission. estimate. Budget terms avail- floors),, leaning and waxing Mr. WiNiam Kniglit of H m ComMctteut M i OVBRTHC RANGBLy.'', / able or tiae your Conn. ObArM floors. PalnUiig. Paperfasng- SPOT' 1965, GBUPVROlJBrT Impala Card. ' tag. No Job too smalL John & Tnist Co. win bo In our Mane^t^ pffic^i Super Sport, 4^speod, excellent BEAUPRE MOTOR An Equal.Opportumty Employw ■ . ' acr®jaL'3iJi.\i ------— VerfaiUe, 649-5760. , •'.,.* "J 1 C ' •! ■ ■- ’A-■ *^ *■’1 condition, m ust sell. ■ CaU ,643- REWEUfVlNa OF bums, moth ______— '^893 Main Stroot, to discuts F^Hmo or Pmt- BY R0U 8( SALES, INC. ■ I •» .....I • ' ' • LIT'II.E SPORTS 9336 after 5. boles. Zippers repalfod. Win­ TST Bond»— S tocks 643-2496 dow shades made to measura timo^ omploynMint ojiipiniiiiniHiM. on Tlmndoy, , STAIIT YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT PAWA “ - b F “ 1966 yOLKSWAOEN, exceUent 165 Center St. 27 A condition, white, siairoof, AM- aU sizes Venetian bUnds. Keys you wslte Tftp# ro* t^ anm ^ fin t. ' May 18 from 2 - 4 p.in. on4 4 P*"*. A wido cordera for rent Marlows'a 867 MORTGAGE LOANS - first on^ owner. 644 loao, e-a p-m. oondiUon. automatic second, third, all Jdnda realty. 1 Mata. 649-5221. vorioty of |obs and hours oVnilabla in our ( Statewide, credit rating unnee- 11 W ■yOLKBWAGKN Fastback traUer Wteh, goqd tires, ra^o. m-SBINB personalised floor essary. Reaaohable, oonflden- sport sedan, low mileage, eif- heater, $995. 849-7633. Graotor Hartford Oflienn. Wo’ W il Train poUshtag Sjwclallztag In homo tial, quick arrangements, At- celleik ■condition, colof n red, ------:------— : floor poUShing. Kltebin, rec vta Lundy A gency,.. 827:7971, ...... - t1 i otVjWfr \drafted. Asking $1,850 1958 PRfflFBXTT *-door, to nm - y W a a • moms, ato. No Job too amaU. i u Mata St, Hartford ovsntaga o r ^ S ^ -o«er. Gail 872-0766 af- nlng condition, $50. OaU ^ Call for fraa aaBmataa. t a 996* ail-687ft tar 6 p. Jtt. OOl aiMar B.

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FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-THRBi Household Goods 51 Rooi^s Without Board 59 Apartments— Flats— ^ >Manted— H e lp W onted— M ole 36 Wonte^Mole 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Help Wanteck— Hdp Help Tenements 63 Houses For Rent 65 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72^ Houses For Sole 72 Suburiian For Sale 75 I N V T T A ’n O N ADORABLE SMALL (Cebus (3LEAN, USED refrigerators, ROOM FOR lady or working ______Fenurie * 35 ____ Female 35 m a n K^NTED to work in lum- PRIVATE CLUB needs bertend- COVENTRY—yet^ 'round home CONTElMPOIlARY—9 rooms, 4 $16,000 —and clean aa a whistle, COZY 9 bedroom Ranch, fire- VERNON—Vacant 6 room Split beryard, must have driver’s li- to work full-time a* per- ApeUa) female monkey, all ranges, automatic washers, genUeman, private home, 182 3^ 4% rooms, ft^iahed or T O B ID i HAIRDRESSER wanted, exper- KEYPUNCH operator 026 Al­ ^ o ts , cage, leash and toys in- with guarantees. See them at Birch St. 643-8556. unfurnished, oil heat, good lo­ tor rent, partly furnished, fire­ bedrooms, 2% baths, automat­ 6% room home including 8 bed- place, garage, priced for quick Built-ins, garage, family room, cense. Davis 4 Bradford Lum- mlttee. Write resume to Box rooms, a living-dining room sale. Char Bon Agency, 648- li/4 baths. Needs redecorating, ie-nced. LuJon’s Salon of Beau­ pha Numeric, full-time only, J, Mancheeter Herald. eluded. Moving, must seli, $35 B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649- cation, parking, aduK*. Call place garage, lake privileges. ic kitchen, family room, din­ BEST BUYS BEST BUYS Bailding(s) and/or ber'Oo. 200 Tolland St., Eas* ONE R(X>M available, private 742-6661. ing room, beautiful' large wood­ combination with fireplace. 0683. $18,600, offers considered. As- ty, 643-1939. extra benefits. Gaer BroUien, or best offer. 1-633-4037. Main St. CaU 648-2171. 643-6880. StrnctnreCa) 140 Rye St., South Windsor./ Hartford. ______kitchen, perking, adidt. 643- ed lot, $31,900. Philbrick Agen­ WeU cabineted kitchen, fully sumable mortgage. FHA only all COMPLETE FULL size maple 7376. heated basemept. 100 x 175’' ^ t t ^ T F O R D TO —Manches- jgoo. dawn. Pasek, Reattors, to be Removed GROOMING and boarding Fumlshod cy, Realtors, 649-5347. BY BELHORE BY BELHORE ter. Six room home, one car 289-7475 breeds. Harmony Hills, H. C. mattr^ and ^x ^ Suburban For Rent 66 treed lo t Wolverton Agency, Sealed Mds for the removal of PRODUCTION Apartments 63-A MANCHESTER —Pitkin St. 8 garage, one bath, hot air . oil the following bulldlng(s) and/oT- DEAN MACHINE Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton. dresser with glass top, mirror, cin Last week’s "Dri've By” ad Realtors, 649-2818. FIGURE SALON SEWING MACHINE cheat, $75. P ^ e 649-1319 af- ^for working gentleman.gentleman, $10. ROCKVILLE—3% rooms, stove room center haU Colonial, 1% _ BRICK RANCH ______heat, fireplace, general, coodd- BOLTON —8 room house with stnicture(s) as more fully de- PRODUCTS WORKERS 643-5427. weekly. 643-4451. ROCKVILLE—Two room lur- tlon good, plastered walls, lot swimming pool, barn and 80' scribed In Form No. CON 119B OPERATORS ter 6 p.m. and refrigerator, heat and hot baths, double garage, enclos- RANCH-5% rooms, large Uv- Wanted wcanen to train as 165 Adams St., Manchester MALE BLACK mdrdature poo- . ______r Tr-Tirr _____ f/v,. nished apartment, central. 875- water, $105 monthly. Call 876- ed Bunporch, low 20's. Haves ** rapeattoiig it. Look iioom, findrihed rec room, three tng room, 2 fireplaces, plaster­ 163’ front, city utilitlee. Asking acres of land on Brandy Rd. wU' be received by the State manager, assistant mana­ die, one year 9W, fully trained. SEWING MACHINE -fin g e r X ? lh a r- 9594, 875-3917. ^ 7382. Agency, ^-0131. dlosefly—we’ve reptaced the sold cajj- garage and a deep, wood- ed waUs, cast Iron radiation, pitoe $40,000. OaU 543-2722. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- Highway Commirionef, at 59 Pleasant Workiihg ConddOons First Alft, starting rate gentleman, perking. 241 Char­ prapenities vrith new astdingB. ed lot. Good value! 1577. Newfleld Avenue, Hartford, ger and instructors in na­ womderful wiia chUdiren. Must automatic zig-zag, in cablne);, ROCKVil/ILE—2% boom VumWv walk-out basement with full tion's largest chain otf flig-: Experienced help and quali­ Has Immediate Openings $2.31 per houir. Must be ter Oak St., 648-6600. ROCKVILLE —3 rooms, heat, MANCHESTER — vldnityi 4 PARKEIR ST —8 bedroom Co- '_____ ^______Connecticut, until 11:00 AJC-t 6’9” or over. Application* s^l. 649-0135. button holes, embroiders, hems ed apartment, $S3. weekly. 875- length windows in rear, gar­ lire ssJons. Part-tilime and fied trainees wanted. EJam etc. Like new condition. Orig­ hot water and electricity, bedroom Ranch with 2 bath- lomial, excellent resddentiai sec- VERNON — $18,900. Parkway May 18, 1967 then at said office Day and Night Shifts accepted dally. Interview* 6316. 111 WALNUT STREET age. $22,000. Philbrick Agency, convenience, 8 rooms, 1% place at that Hire fuM-ttme aya.ilal>la. as you learn. Profit shar­ DifCHSUND puppies—AKC min- inally over $300 balance now, stove, refrigerator, washer and rooms, 100x300 tree shaded . . . tlbn, 3 rooms down, full base­ Tuesday. Call Miss Bannis­ Apartments— Flat*— Realtors, 649-5347. baths, garage, large patio, high designated, publicly opened sto ing, pension plan plus oth­ lature, small standard, stand­ $53.50. Take over payments of dryer, parking, on bus line, yard, full cellar with heated A-beoroom home with 1% baths. SUBURBAN ment, excellent condition er fringe benefits. Turret lathe (sert-up and ter, 1-774-9605. Apply to: ard reds and blacks, also Eng­ Business Locations MANCHESTER —come see this throughout. Only $17,500. T. J. attraoUve location. Lawrei^ «|»d $9 monthly. 522-0476. Tenements 63 Call 643-0571 before 2:30. rec room, large kitchen with ^ aiviwUvum stooms VERNON EXCELLENT operate) Harddnge Ohuck- lish Setters and Weimaraners. bullt-ins, flreplaced Uvlng ^ » r e e c » , l ^ , cflaan moans, small but comfortable 2-bed­ Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. F.F* F'lflrmFiano, Realtors,Rpnltoro AdQ649-6371. RR71 rnlt-t^d OH PrOpOflftljjj 3 ,^ FOPIIl Envelopes er (set-up and operate) Call 1-628-6573. THREE PIECE leather uphol- WE HAVE customers waiting ______have a unique area In Ver- room home today with its shad­ APPLY mom. May be used as In-law nooi. One long winding street ANDOVER—oversized 6 room '’Y Days, Bridgeport Millers ROGERS CORP. atered mahogany living room th® rental of your s.P^' STORE FOR RENT, Main 8t., ed yard, new bath and re­ Cane 2-car earaee large De^’artment. which be S** SALARY (.set-up and operate). AKC GERMAN Shepherd pup­ Resort Property 'With 'quality buiilit homes tad- Lots For Sole 73 uape, 2 car garage, large j.g jjewfleld Avenue, MANCHESTER MODES, Mill and Oakland Sts. set, with mahogany oval table, riwit or home. J. D. Real Bis- Manchester in State Theatre m l’v X 85 •’'NLEY s t r e e t modeled kitchen. Reduced to Inspectors—Experienced in pies, whelped March 22, show Can be seen. 585 Adams St. tate, 643-5129. ______building, reasonable rent. For For Rent 67 wooded lot, assumable mort- Hartford, Connecticut. The tele- INC. Manchester Agency, Realtors, 649-2813; Spocious, gmoious Ranch on $12,900. Paul W. Dougan, Real- TREED AND landscaped 100 x NO PREVIOUS HXPHRIBNCK Aiircreft peurts. quality. Brlx Von der Grafen ttofr^lotted lot. Large center ^ ^ ^ ^ tor, 649-4585. i56 lot Ideal for Raised Ranch gage, high location near lake, phone number is 249-5211, ex- NBCEJSSART krone line. (U.S. Grand Vic- MAPLE HUTCH: coffee table; LOOKING FOR anything In real COTTAGES FOR rent -O ard selling for $17,600. R. F. Dim- tension 322, 282 or 283. PINK ST., MANCHESTER e-tate rentals - apartments, manager at cea loai.______MANCHE S T B R - executive entrance, foomaJ ddilng room. construction. Terms, $3,000. Wolverton An Equal Opportunity tor 1966) Call 876-0176. bird cage; formica table and ______nei Lake. Modem, lakefront home. Porter' St. area, 8% patio, They are, however, selling ex- MAJ10HESTF3R—3 large bed­ ock Co.. 649-5246. a CERTIFIED CHECK, 522-0121 A$1 Benefits Free brochure, pictures, Ar Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Employer chairs; 21” TV and folding homes, multiple dweUlngs, no s t q RE — HEATED. 20x70’, rooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 4 largo tremieily weM. Country aitmos- rooms, Hiring room, dining BANK CASHIER’S CHECK, i mwhead Grove, Route 354, Col SOUTH WINDSOR—Beelzebub BANK TREASimER’S (JHECK, Room S, Hours S aon.-6 p.m. STENOGRAPHER-In State op­ An Equal Opportunity gate. Re€isonable. 568-4219. fees. CaU J. D, Real H^state» downtown 840 Main St., Man- bedrooms, Florida room, 27’ 61 NEW STREET plhere ■with city conveniences, room, kitchen, central, near BOLTON—-Large wooded lots AKC CHIHUAHUA—puppy, long Chester, Jonn. 242-9278, 848 Rd. oversized 6 room Cape, full DRAWN upon a STATE BANK erated community college, day Employer ------643-5121.. C hester. Call 622-8114. kitchen with bullt-ins. Inter- L an ^ eight room Ooilonial, cen- schools, bus, shopping. Im- in prime residential areas, haired. Call 742-6369. KBLVINATOR Refrigwator— ■ ' ______—------7178. is the major-domo here, shed dormer, 1% baths, finish- & TRUST COMPANY or a poriUon, 9-5, shorthand, typing, in excelient condition. Oan be 62 PORTER ST. 6',^ room, sec- com, completely air-condition- tnally located, neat and clean. maculate. Bel Air Real Estate, starting at $3,500. Call 643- ed rec room, 2-car garage, one - NATIONAL BANK located 1ft ability to deal with people, ------DRIVERS for school bus, 7:30- and he is on the preanises every 643-9332. 446I or 649-7367. ADORABLE PUPPIES—Pedi^ .seen at 372 Oakland or coU ond floor heated apartment, s m a LL OFTTCE for rent. OaU MISQUAMICUT — 414 rooms, ed. 2-car garage, beautifully Tvm fUM baths, five bedrooms acre wooded lot, excellent con- th» STATE OF CONNECT^ $153.26 bi-weekly to start, all MEN PART-TIME mornings 8:45 a.m., 2:15-3:30 p.m. Good Sunday afternoon. Traved east pay scale. 643-2414. gree or mixed. Wild Cargo Pet 643-0572. garage included, adults prefer- 646-0090, or 643-5675. completely furnished, hot ■wa­ ! o r m a Z " c a i r p '^ ^ l m J c k " *>igr r ^ t e 83. pest the V e , ^ FERGUSON RD.-To the house- ioOx2M’-A :zb N E ' LOT, water dltion. Selling for $22,900. R, O R D ^ t o ’^ f t e ' S benefits of state classified ser­ for janitorial service, 6 days a Shop, 643-6108. ______red. $130. 849-7926 after 5 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL week. Must be over 18. Call ter and heated, $95 per week. citrole. T^ke your right into hunter ^ t h wlsdom--you can’t and sewer. Call 643-4153 be- Dimock Co.. 649-6245. S f^ T M A S U R ^ . *STATE OF vice. Apply Mr. Robert Fenn, BEDROOM SET; Queen Ann ------——------LARGE CX>RNEai store, down­ 643-0491. Co., 649-5246. Xlanchester Community Col­ Heady Maintenance. 87 Niles dining room set; bureaus; 5% ROOM duplex, garage, cen- town Manchester 45x70’. Par­ 197 VERNON STREET Center Road, then right again afford to pass this by. Here’s tween 9-5 p.m. ANDOVER''llerp a cemhina- CONNEC'nCUT 'in an amount lege, 649-5377. Dr., Manchester. 524-0620. LUBRICATION MAN GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies apartm ent' size refrigerator traMy located, $130. monthly. tially finished basement. Call COLUMBIA LAKE—Lakefront $13,900—Older 7 room home on on Pearl Drive. Prices from a large 3 bedroom ranch with ------«--- custom to - $100 00 or 10% SENIORS for sale. Call 643-4678. 643-5029, after 5. summer cottage. Call 643-5113, bu® Im®. loaded with possiblU- H i baths, 2 car garage, full BUSH HILL RD. 150 x 200’ A v, i™ « the “ »= base>/“-'= bid,•/>“. w hich^er Is gpeat- MEN WANTED, part-time open­ and range, one year old. Pow­ 522-3114. ties, excellent financing avail- ^l^Kd-Oape with big shed dor- ...... basement and all of the nice- building lots. H. M. FVechette a l^bby business of grow- must accompany each Pro­ Elxperienced. full-time. 8-5. er lawn mower; oak table, 2 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ings available mornings and POINTER puppies, 2 months LUXURIOUS CREST duplex of offices presently able. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, bedrooms, two baths. COVENTRY ties for only $25,000. Call The Realty, 847-9993. , '**8 orchids in a large green- ppgai, unless the Hdder shall FULLER evenings, janitor service. Call Fringe benefits included, old, champion blood lines with chairs; double Ijedboard. 644- apartment, 4^ rooms, 1V4 643-1577. Ptease look the big wooded lot Would you beMeve $10,900. fo r Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, house, both situated on a huge have on file with the Highway 2100 between 8-10 a.m. and 6-7 suited for professional purpose one acre lot. Enjoy comfortable Department, a sufficient Annual General Services Inc., 46 Oak paid holidays, insurance, papers and first shots, $35. Call baths, range, refrigerator, dis­ la now available In the State Wanted To Rent 68 over oa,Tefully—they just don’t a charming spotless Ranch on a 643-1121. St., 649-5334. p.m. BOLTON—One acre wooded lot living and make money. Mid Bond for Proposal, (peferenca ; SATURDAY 1-295-9664 after 5 p.m. posal, Venetian blinds, carpet­ Theater Building. Can be sub- MANCHESTER —oversized 6 come lilke this anymore in a nicely treed lot on Route 31 ? with brook, $3,600. 646-0254. ' — “ BRUSH CO. free laundry of uruforms, ed .staircase, 2 entrances. Ju.st RE3LOCATING—Family inter­ room Split- Level, large living moderate price range. Assumable mortgage with 20’s. Barrows and Wallace Oo. paragraph (2) of Proposal Form MAN TO WORK in meat divl- SQUIRREL MONKEY, male, 6 dl-vlded If necessary. For In­ ested In 3 or 4 bedroom fur­ 649-5306. CON 114G). employe discounts, etc. ELECTRIC RANGE, good like owning yeur own home, formation call Theater mana­ room and dining room, kitchen oo tzaxtpi DrwAr. $85,12 paying aiH charges! Tiled BOWER SCHOOL AREA aion, extra benefits. Apply months old, wonderful with nished house from July 1 to with ample cabinets, 3 good ‘^<2 iVAiNJj/ KUAD batlhroom, bright kitchen, fresh- It Is imderstood the deposit INTERVIEWS Immediate Openings Monday tlirough Friday, Gaer condition. CaU 643-1292. $148. monthly. 649-3668 , 649- ger. 643-783X Suburban For Sale 75 MANY FINE country homes in will be forfeited In the event the children. 649-7454. 4342. September 1. Call 644-2086. sized bedrooms, also paneled How wouM you like $1,100 'Y P®4nted bedrooms. Full cel- Brothers, 140 Rye St., South APPLY Attractive tomily size 7 EAST HARTFORD —3 family, the Vernon, Tolland and Staf- successful Bidder fails to exe- MAPLE BEDROOM set; maple REFINED, retired couple baths, worth of walM to won carpeting I®"’- 0 ford area. Listings Vvanted. cute the Contract. The Bidder’s 2 For AKC Springer- Spaniel puppies, room Cape on Phelps Rd., Windsor. FOUR ROOM apartment, stove Houses Pot Rent 65 - _ . . firenlflce hn.qement D-nrac-e, 9 ■u__ . good condition, central heat, excellent markings, reason­ dinette set; G.E. refrigerator; would like modern 2-bedix)om fireplace, basement garage, included? K’s here—Oail ^ ^ „ a quiet estabhrihed neigh- Fran Smith 1-684-7720. n®™® sbaH appear on the face MORIARTY BROTHERS fireplace set. 649-3288. and refrigerator, enclosed pri­ large lot. Immaculate condition Zinsser to Inspect Breathtaklingly beautiful 8 room features 3-car garage, excel- ______:_ of the check. STENOGRAPHERS able. 643-0015. vate yard, centrally located. apartment, first floor. Best of barhood. Walking distance Inside and out. $26,900. U&R ' ®Pbt on prestige Barnsbee to aJl schools and H art­ VERNON—NEW 2-family Gar- Deposits received In any toriB 301 Center St., Manchester IMMEDIATE .sale needed, clean Call 649-9258. VERNON ELLINGTON references furnished. Bel Air ments and one 4-room apart OUR OFFICE Real Elstate, 643-9332. Realty Co.. Inc . 643-2692. Rob- 106 ARNOTT ROAD ^ ford bus. Priced to seJJ a t rison (Jolonial separate faclll- other than speclfled In the Pro- ACCOUNTANT 40” G. E. range, $50. OaU 643- ert D. Murdock. 643-6472. Mlid-twemAies ™ o t of extras—better still let- ment. J. D. Real Estate, 643 ties. 649-4498. posal “may be the cause of re­ CLERK TYPISTS Dewey Post Articles For Sale 45 AVAILABLE June 1—4 room AREA ______Ranch in Rock- us show you this showpiece. No $22,500. Don’t be disap­ 7847, after 5 p.m. COUPLE WITH one child de pointed, can now. 5129. jection of the bid.” Degree required, at leeist 3 klREBNED LOAM for best duplex, stove, refrigerator, sires a 2-bedroom apartment P'AMILY 6-3 cabinet . custamiaed inside, descriptiiom 'wilW suffice. VERNON —63’ custom Ranch, N O nCE TO BIDDERS: The WILL BE OPEN MAIL CLERKS years’ experience in indus­ lawns and gardens. Also sand, FLORENCE 5 burner stove parking, convenient location, kitchen, built-in vacuum sys­ Ask for Homer Grasseler. WILIJCiro’rON CJvei^zed 5% garage, fireplace, formal din- bidder’s attention is calied to TIRE SERVICE man, 45-55 In Manchester area. Call col trial accounting, through gravel and fill. George H. Grif- 5*,i years old. Storkline crib, $110. 649-8350 aifter 6. Three bedroom Sj^it tem, garage, 119 x 165 lot, gar­ WARREN E. HOWLAND, y®®*" Ranch, beautiful coun- r o o m 1% baths, built In tit® established Connecticut hours per week- Must be lect 1-203-259-4102. NEW HOMES’ ANDOVER Appdiloanti must be high general ledger and ftnan- fing, Inc., Andover, 742-7886. 643-2539. y-b ' den, trees, $21,900. Hutchins iviiiVV nUMJli&f Soven acre estate that Joe setting with 2 firo- jgle Wall to wall carpeting. State Demouoon Ot^e Public THIS steady worker and married. FOUR ROOM apartment. Call Level LOTS? Lorribondo has nine-temiths sdd. pr^essio^y finked gtorms. % acto lot No. 561, to which they are school graduates and be oial .statements. Some RCA TV; vacuum cleaner; 643-7267, evenings 649-4663 WANTEID — dean 2- bedroom Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Realtors able to pass quaMying knowledge of cost and Paid vacation and other bene- d a r k RICH, stone free loam. apartment or flat in Manches' throughout, inlnutes from „ minutes to narkwav $23 - ®®roply. fits. Experience helpful but not chains; doors; headboards; days. RT TAMFS PARTRH 7 raom OUt to ® bests. taxes, ^ a r y open. Please $15. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, Rec room, sewing room, ter, references provided. 649 a u x f , ^ UOonn. Woiverton Agency, Agency 643-^ ' NOTE: The disposal of the essential. Apply in person, slioe roller skates; boy’s ..r ? Manchester’s latest ®*®- Modem, Oontemporaiiy Realtors, 649- 2813. 300. Meyer Agency, U609. demolition material send resume or call patio and pool send and ma­ HOMESTEAD ST —new 5 immaculate, $175 monthly. 9685. Split Level, l\i baths, dimng iicnne area Sunday af ■with outdoor swimming 643-1108 SATURDAY Pioneer Aerodynamic Sys­ Nichols-Manche^er Tire, Inc., nure. 643-9504. clothes; miscellaneous. 649- room, family room, garage, temoon. Let w i repre^nta- ^ fUM baths. A "Must See” 9h«''l be the re.snonsibillty of the Melt clerks should have 295 Kroed St. 7744. rooms, 3 bedrooms, convenient Tenant pays own utiUtie*. $16,500 -6% room Ranch. 1% VERNON : Immediate oc^pan- contractor, and he will make the tems. Inc., Manchester, Broad St. Middle Tpke. area. large beautiful landscaped expaain our flexdbJe sdtii- property w*th fenced pastures, some typing experience to SORRY SAL is now a merry Owner, 646-0191. Business Property AUTHENTIC New England baths, garage, 2 acre lot, as- cy. Oversized 6 room Ranch necessary arrangements for dls- qualify fdr future oppor- 644-1581. CARPENTERS wanted, farm­ gal. She used Blue Lustre rug ^.E . 4-bumer automatic range, $150. month. References. 649- yard $23,900. Philbrick Agen- Your Ttinmig or kenneJs, etc. Minutes from sumable mortgage, Leonard with baths, fireplace, built- posal. so doing he must be ® ' . _ _ ® on" HLa vxM.f «.in a/40-aR.OT mnn K For Sole 70 cy. Realtors, 649-6347. several ftoebomes Manchesber. Ask for Joe. rambling Cape. Nine rooma, I L bunitlee. ers, layout men, 50 hour week. and uphol.stery cleaner. Rent 39” like new, $40. 649-9627, af­ 3462. after 6. bedrooms, S% baths, modem Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. ins wall to wall oarpeting and guided by all local ordinances May 18, 1967 An Equal Opportunity OaM Cote Carpenters, 246-2135. electric shampooer, $1. Olcott ter 6 p.m. WINDSOR ST.—Take the one under constniotion. AM garage. Choice buy at $22,500. and regulations. - Employer MANIJHESTER —comer loca­ GLASTONBURY Wtohen with all buBt-tea, plua VERICON —recent 4 bedroom Barrows and. WaUace Go., 649- General clean up of the areas ^ WANTED —window cleaners, ______Variety Store. SINGLE MAPLE bed; crib; 6 tions on Main Street that are easy step to ®®®«'^ty , ^d ^ Cape with too Accepted appUcents will Worthwhile living. Oqme 5306. and removal of fences and 9 a.m.-12 Noon _ full-time or part-time. Must be pjcNic Tables—several styles burner gas stove; kitchen ta­ ideal for offices, stores, etc. of* these . mention. ®n. Sunken Uvlng ro^ with ^ge, flraplace, 2 toths, alum- hedges as directed by th e Engi> enjoy pleasant working We have a few of these unique condStvons, periodic in­ CARPENTERS wanted. Apply reliable. Call Manchester Win­ from $15.50, up. All bolted ta­ bles and chairs. Call 649-7105. ^aut^^to^v Fe^raa 2^U has been moirt there Is even a small storms, wall to wall car- ELLINGTON: Enjoy total sum- neer^11 be r^uli^ for the tol- creases, plus excrilent com-, in person, Wilshire Rd., Ver­ dow Cleaning Co., 649-5334. bles from $20. up. delivered. situations. Tremendous invest­ S s S^k-likrvLrd m I^ v your greenhouse included. Sunny conditioning. $ 4 5 .0 0 a ^ b ric k « beautiful high location, mer comfort in this fully air »®wlng property. pany pe^d fringe benefit non. 649-5391 for information. W. Zinker, Rockville, 875-0397. DRAFTSMEN ments, the growth and the de­ l«ft a f t ^ Lvdall »^tchen to entirely aubomatic. Agency, Realtors, 64941847.___ ^ 3 5^ j^eyer Agency, 643- conditioned 7 room Split L v el. ••The “ State- - -Highway Depart- PAYLOADER operator with ex­ Antiques 56 mand Is so obirious. T. J. non S treet ^ q u e TWO FAMlLYljuUt 1964, 2 hot 1% baths, bullt-lns. fam llv nient. In accordance with th« perience, laborers for construe- ^ h e PROVEN carpet cleaner, wATJTirn TO RTTY-Antioue-' Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. fortable family living. Only fllfirtTK juid firaplace!fttneriflaAe! AilAll roomstywyttik . . ' ______tn" uraiT'Pto'vlsions^ provisions of Title VI'VI of the We are interviewing sen- tion work. Good pay.oav. A. Dzen Blue Lustre______is easy on_ the_WANTED TO BUY Antique... $19,900. Excellent financing CHESTNUT S'TRTTP’T lanee and airv Almost two excellent goLTON —new 6 room Raised ^ c^peting Rjg^hts Act of 1964 (78 steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ DESIGNERS—DETAILERS APARTMENT HOUSE—6 units, nvniinhip flail TVio .Tnrvia l!/oiJN U 1 STREET “rtS® .. . neiehborhood. 98 starkweather _ , .. . . _ and garage. DonLxxn ti miss thisiras one a... 252)oaei and the Regulations■RamlnHnna tors for fine full-rime posi­ •A-Ppl^in person— Construction Co., 649-4356. budget. Restores forgotten col­ available. Call The J®rrts acites of land with eivery kind neighborhood 98 Starkweattw cathedral ceiling in llv- SERVICE ed lamps, art glass, primltivea. located at the center of Man­ Realty Co., Realtors. 643-1121. of flower' and shrab imagin- St., reasonabty ^ c e d . Hutoto stone fireplace, glass at $21,900. Barrows and Wal- ^f the Department of Com- Personnel Dept. STOCK ROOM, part-time or ors. Rent electric shampooer, any quantity. 644-8962. ins Agency. Realtors, 649-S824. lace Co., 649-5306. nerce (15 O.F.R., P art 8)- Is­ tions available after grad­ $1. Paul's Paint & Wallpaper CHECKERS—ENGINEERS chester, exceUent condition. By situ- sUding doors, sundeck, built- full-time. Call Mrs. Dunham, appolntaent, Philbrick Agen­ MOTHER’S DAY or Bride’s dtoam, wiith large rooms. 1% Another -Must See “ "■ sued pursuant to such Act, here- uation in June. TRAINEE Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Supply. special, builders close-out, sac- baths. lingide and outaWe fire- MANCHESTER—6 room Ranch basement fireplace. OneVERNON—Northeast section, by notifies all bidders that it Wanted— To Buy 58 cy, Realtors, 849-5347. with formal dining room and ®®re lot. Immediate occupancy 5 jxxmi Ranch, fireplace, 3 bed- will affirmatively insure that tal, 643-1141 for an g g qpjnt-l e , be kind, to that Tools, Machines, Mechanical Products, Some Road rifice by builder, reduced $2,- plaoo. One of oiir very best, We offer the following to a c o v e n t r y fireplaoed living room. Three $22,5(X). U&R Realty Co., Inc., rooms, garage, large level the contract entered Into pu^ FULLER ment. An equal opportunity expensive carpet, clean it vrith HOUSF3IOLD LOTS, antiques^, Jobs, Full Benefits, Immediate Openings. PRIVATE country day school 000. Move right In, new 6 Best Buys at $18,500. man with mechanical abil­ end summer camp, fully equip­ rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, ___ W o’ve been ashed by a fellow generous bedrooms, family size 643-2692. Robert D. Murdock, landscaped lot, city sewerage, suant to tWs advertisement •will employer. ______Blue Lustre. Rent electric bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, agent to help out on this lake- ity and High School di­ ped. 31 acres, lake frontage electric range, nice lot, trees, 47 MYR’TLE STREET kitchen with built-dins, enclosed 643-6472. $17,990. Rowe & Rowe Realty, *^® BRUSH CO. ploma : shampooer, $1. The Sherwin- glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ toont estate. Nice residence aim f lA KaMwa o ewav. ■ Qwr Difl'T ’ spoiimsle Diaaer WltflOUt aI8* CLERKS Williams Co. lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 MANCHESTER a'vailable. Must be sold. Suc­ n^r ®v®r,^ng 130 Parker fiig older six room Oolontel in oar garage on two GLASTONBURY—custom built ______crimination on the ground otf Training to become a tech­ PART-TIME WORK Lake St., Bolton, 849-3247. cessfully operating with 80 stu­ To. Two car ga- acres of manl^!^ grounds. 88 Long Hill St., nician in servicing our dent...... body capacity. Five...... de- $20,500. Orv Goslee, 644-8063. i ^ , ndee lof. Very close to Miany trees. $35,000 and worth ^ ■ r SC'. SST S”h.“’.“‘Sl.S; SSE“ESrn™ A broad line of figuring ma­ THAT PAYS OFF WE BUY AND sell antique and TOOL and DESIGN. Inc. MANC^TER - hmaymu.'. Rower East Hartford used furniture, china, glass, S Ma n c h e s t e r " - , — R. S chines. Big Commissions, Big Bonus, special. Six room older house kitchen ^ h built-ns, ^ g^table garden and lovely suitable material aceptable to CLERK LOAM silver, picture frames, old 130 HARTFORD ROAD *4»-5243 attractlvely priced with excel­ Ranch, nveratted sarage, nice 40J VERNON STREET K.IKM. Mw> am (Jem a room FVee Equipment, Earn while \v» location, nearly 2 acres of land. _ , . on bus Une. Only $7,900. CaU 24 cathedral ceillnged and fire- — unusual the Engineer to complete thO An equal opportunity RETIREMENT INCOME coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, lent financinig available. For boma Ask for Homer Grasse­ Paul W. Dougan, Realtor. 649- placed UiUng room, 1% baths, custom 6 finished ex- back fill of the cellar hole Im- PLAN train you. Contact John Kay, F^ne textured top grade, watches, old jewelry, hobby A country home In town, $22,- ifare© TYPISTS Manager, Knapp Shoes, 464 further particulars, call Mrs. ler. 4535. h^ed family room ^th fire- ^yg^le 8 room Colonial Cape. -SS employer PAID HOSPITALIZA'nON loam for sale, at a low, collections, paintings, attic 500. Mitten Agency, Realtors, ^ lieautftfuflly fisi- West St., New’ Britain, Conn. Shorts at 643-8886. J. Watson 643-6930. it^ed rooms m basamenL Un- - place, 2-car garage, high 20’s. b u ild in g from Its foundation. Tlie PAID LIFE INSURANCE low price. If you load and contents or whole estates. Fur­ LAND Phone 225-2007. Beach Oo., Realtors, 21 Central ______12______iBuaL An inberiior faispection , . MAN(3HESTER-6 room Garrl- Wolverton /^ncy. Realtors. ^op two feet of flU (below aifc _ PAID VACATIONS AND haul, $1.50 per yard. If we niture Repair Service, 643-7449. Row, H ^ fo rd , 522-2114. MANCHESTER—Immaculate 6 recommended. Several pancefts tor deveJop- son Colonial, modern kitchen 649-2818. fireplaces, cathedral ceiling jaegnt g^und level) rtitill coB» AVON CALLING—$$$ can load and you haul, $2 per ______a-nd the best In quality con- tain no stone larger than fL vft TYPISTS be HOLIDAYS room home. Three large bed- ® with built-in range, diah-'wasli- yours. A few hours spent in (500D WORKING CONDI­ yard. If we load and haul er, dlsposaL 2-zone hot water SOUTH "WINDSOR — 6 room atruetdon and materials. Only inches In Its greatest diameter, Y BUS DRIVERS —for charter Rooms Without Board 59 rooms, flreplaced Uvlng room, 249 BURNHAM STREET OaM tor detaias. friendly conversation showing TIONS $2 per yard plus $5 an hour Houses For Sale 72 heat, excellent financing, $19,- Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living $28,900. F\>r further details or Pop soU or Iptm 'wUl not ^ Avon -will provide a good in­ trips and school routes. Em­ for truck. We deliver on ONE AND TWO unfurnished BIRCH MT. formal dining room, kitchen FViur bedroom Ranch with two room with * fireplace, 2 fiU an appointment to see call eonridered suitable material, tt ployment ail summer. Post BEIVEN ROOM Ranch in the with pantry. Central location, full baths, laage wooded lot. CALL DAY or NIGHT 9(X). Philbrick Agency, Real­ Lawrence F. Plano Realtors, H?®' ®°Jl^ra^r fWls to U®®k flD FIGURERS come. Call 289-4922. Interviews by Appointment Saturday only. Call 643- rooms for rent. No children or tors, 649-5347. baths, screened porch, one car 0.0 the cellar hole at the time the Road Stages, 644-1531. 2438, ask for Bernie. Green Manor with 1% baths, only $16,9(X). Bel Air Real Es- Fiast sale ■wanted. Low twenties •WE WORK—ALWAYS OnJy. CALL pets. 643-2068. tate, 643-9332. attached' garage, nicely land­ . •______building Is removed. It will be COUNTER WOMAN for evening This home has an extra room and worth it. Needs some re­ scaped lot, near schools, $19,- LABORERS FOR landscaping decorating. CON(X>RD RD. — beautiful ______ne(’'’'snry for b’m to protect, the shift, 7 p.m.-midnight, no ex­ THE THOMPSON House, Cot­ HOME SITES plus the standard three bed- ~ . —T-----^ : 500. U & R Realty Oo., Inc., public by erecting a temporary work, no experience necessary, BELFIORE AGENCY Ranch, large Uvlng team, tor- perience, will train. Please ap­ MONROE CARTOP carrying box, 4x6', tage Street, centrally located, rooms, Uvlng room dining and must be over 18. Call Grant- BOLTON-MANCHESTER LINE bedroom Colonial, huge kitch­ mal dining room, cabinet kltch- 643-2892. Robert D. Murdock, Wanted— Real iEsfate 77 fence to the satisfaction of the TRAN- ply Mister Donut, 256 West INTERNATIONAL INC. for camping equipment $15. large, pleasantly furnished Wtehen. One car garage. Price 435 E. M. T’PKE. RBALTOBS 643-5121 en, 2 bedrooms, recreation 643-6472, ______^ ____ Engineer; payment, tor Middle Tpke. land Nursery, 643-0669. has been reduced, property is en "With built-in oven, range o .. . 649-2323. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 and dish'washer, formal dining ® room bnne, ntoely lo- room, landscaped yard. Mar- NEEDED 3-hedroom house un- 522-1111 for ovei^ght and permanent ; vacant, will, qualify for FHA PART-TIME machinist, choose------room, fireplaced Uving room. caitedt Large yard. ion E. Robertson. Realtor. ANDOVER-$10,500 ideal start------. . fence shall be considered as In- SCRIPTIONISTS MIDDLE AGED women to help guest rates. Prestige Area financing. T J. Crockett, Real­ MANCHESTER —7 room Colon- er or retirement home. Small $22,(XX). for well qualified eluded in the contract Wd price, wife cara for invalid husband, A Division of Litton Industries your own hours. Coil 647-9769 P 'T u , . Heated family room, with fire­ 643-5968. btuyer. Please caU as soon as The general contourk a t the 8-6:30. ble, coffee table; commode; tor. 643-1677. 45 GOODWIN STREET 1®1 prestige area, garage and ___ 4 finished, 6-roonr Cape, new 4 p.m.-midnight. Write Box W. dooirs; windows; various house- LARGE. NEIWLY decorated, Only two 4 bedrooms, 8-room Colonials left. Will place. 2-car garage. 2-zone p o ^U e. Hutoblns Agency, surrounding g r o i ^ Shall not be We Are an Equal Opportunity CXJLONLAL FARMHOUSE in Neat and dtoam nine mmr. Arepl®®®. $21,900. J. D. Real JUST USTED — 8 room Garri- oil hot water baseboard heat, Realtors, 649-5324. changed without specific written Heraild. hold items, materials and lin- furnished room, private en- 5 b ^ « n f“posS^ 00” 8*3-5129. son Colaalal. with attached ga- new aluminum siding. FuUy Employer ings; bedspreads; draperies; trance, parking. CaU 649-7702. build to your plans or select a one acre tree- town. FUght rooms, 4 bed­ permission by the. Engineer. No ajppointmenit needed RKSPONSEBLE woman to care HELP WANTED shaded home site and have a builder of your rooms. family room, 1% baths, 64^2813 ^ Two-temffly converaton a poasd- NEW U SirN G -M ancheitw maintained, insulated. Im m e d i^ occitaan- NOTE: For ITEM #12 In addi­ for invaUd midnight-8 a.m. 11m-______bric-a-brac. 69 Davis Ave., ------biOlty.Waitv Ailso three,tihipee. yes thifw»>« ree ex-ev ^*7 ", , Jtonchester, ,j^ exceptional- cy. Lawrence F. Fiano, Reel- tion to the Insurance require­ just drop by our front door Rockville. ‘ fireplace, waU to waU carpet- c«nty. Also three, yes ifirae ex- medy kept 6 room house jy weM carad for honie to 6 t i a , 649-6371. ments contained in paragraph ited training required. Write SERVICE STATION attendant, CLEAN FURNISHED room for choice build your home. . tag, completely redecorated THREE FAMILY 5,5 and 4. tna lots otf leoord. Look into rec room, garage, extra build­ Mason and mason’s helper, gentleman, centrad. 643-9353. Good Income. Can’t miss on this, years old, located ta a quiet ^ eleven (11) of Proposal Form and ask for the Personnei Box W, Herald. experienced, part-time, 2-6 FINANCING AVAILABLE - tasdde and out. New heating ing lot. I CaU Helen Palmer, resWenOal area. Thera' are 8 HEBRON: 8 bedroom Raised CON 114G the successful bid­ p.m. Gorman Brothers, 770 work near Manchester. this one for $17,900. Philbrick BOOKKEEPER — with ex­ GAS HOT water heater. Call jeRONy ROOM for rent, cen- system, 1% acres, 2-car g&- Leonard Agency, Realtors, large bedrooms, 1% baths. Ranch, loss than 2 years old. der shall furnish si Certificate Dept. Main St. Call 1-749-6115. 643-0946. I rage. Bowers School. Assum- Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. 383 HILLIARD STREET 646-0469. of Insurance for the same stated perience to prepare Profit and trally located, parking. 59 DIREICTIONS: Porter St. to Camp Meeting Rd. to kitchen buUt-tas, formal dta- available tor Immediate oc- j n TALLWOOD minimum amounts to co'ver Ex­ ’ able 5%% mortgage. $23,900. ^^^ CHESTER_like new cus- room Oape with attractive tag room, fireplace, exceUent cupancy. This lovely home Is Loss and balance sheet, good PR ESS OPERATORS ______BRACE YOURSELF for a thrill Birch St. 649-7129. Carter St. Follow the Birch Mt. Home- plosion, Collapse or Underground site signs — Open Mon.-Frl„ 4 P.M. to W ncipato only. Owner. 643- 2 A ta m ta ^ sid- Ashley and PaJm/AshJey salary and exceUent fringe FORK LIFT OPERATORS INSPECTORS for dimensional the first time you use Blue Lu.s- r q OM FOR lady or gentleman. closet ^»ce, aluminum storms ® jg a unique community of Damage LiablUty (XCU) benefits. Call 649-5361. and visual inspection and for 8 P.M.; Sat. and Sun., 2 PJVI. to 6 P.M. 0058. full baths 2-car rarace built- hreezeway, screened porch, vei^ntly located near East and screens. Wesley R, Smith, 1®^- What a buy at $18,500 PACKERS tre to clean rugs. Rent electric quiet, convenient location, 224 t Partiio. Hartford. Large Uvlng room buses stop right in 'front. electrical and mechanical as­ shampooer, $1. Larsen’s Hard­ MANCHESTER—3 bedrpom <3o- in kitchen, beautiful setting on with fireplace, 2 ceramic baths. Realtor. 643-1567. rows and Widlace Co.. 649-5306. fing homes in a private 4 /ateied"^ SALEISPBRSONS — experienc­ First Shift, 45 Hour Week sembly inspection. Also vari­ Charter Oak St., 643-8368. near acre lot. Hayes Agency, Or you may park in our APPLY ware. LAWRENCE F. FIANO - 649-5371 landal, with 2% ceramic baths CARL ZINSSER unusual i4 X 20 famUy room, a sh w o r t h ST. -custom build- SOUTH Wtofteor-o room SpUt, wooded Setting. 'Two model ed women's wearing apparel. ous other job opportunities :______and closet space galore, huge 646-0131. Pull work week, , Tuesday has just1st feted the most un- ^-car garage. Excellent value. „ ^ design and build yOur rec room, garage, large lot. ^ ____ , ...... _ VCTT front driveway. Eastern BoUer, 99 Loqml* St. available, day shift. Lapointe YARDMAN — 25” riding reel. LIGHT housekeeping room for Wtehen with built-lns and roomspUt Level. u s u a l- W valw ~ p ^ k ^ “ “7 10 per cent down. 30 year m o ^ home on one homes for your unhurried ^xcu through Saturdays or three or Manchester Industries, 155 W. Mem St., balloon tore, lawnmower, 3 h.p. four day w«ek. Good salary. rent. 643-4074. utiUty- o room. Formal i-,diiwng n„ Wall-wallwall-wall carpeting, cametine. stove. 1% room,room. 2 bafli baifih brack}yn^ir cape we’ve gage available Wesley R. jQ*g^lots. Our siensigns on premises. T. cy, 646-0489. inspection. Just off South aiiwunt cf^!w% of his W4 or Rockville. Like new, $250. Regular price room, 2 fireplaces-aM ta Uv- ^wln size bedrooms,, ever seeti! Would you 'beheve Smith, Realtor, 643-1567. P.8. You may ateo have Tweed’s, 773 Main St. TRUCK DFtrVER wanted for $359. Call 644-8806. C»c«., Mato Str«t, 5 mtouto g a “« a S ’3'-to“. S S wholesale plywood dlstri'butor. tog rooita OM ta tamny w . g^^age, bus. Hutchins Agency, waM to vreiU oaiipeUng ta every vATvrmrqTli’R.—' 2-cax a tta c h ^ garage. $31^00. g^^altoi^s. 649-5324. Tooxm. except the kitchen? An 7 room Colo- MANCHESTER G reen-3 bed- neighborhood. New custom n/r u t fi.i bidder Ml interview daily between RN CHARGE nurse for newly Call 522-6214. Help Wonted— nlal ta model home condition, Ranch, umwial condi- bultt Raised Ranch, built-in from Manchester Center on structure must be opened wing In new modern Wolverton Agency, Realtors, '______atosoautedv ^ moaei room iwncn, uoxmum conoi- mu« v uu**i.-ia* ------above structure must be • un.-S pjn. ' eonvaleecent horns. Pay scale Mde or Female 37 Boots and Accessories 46 649-2813. WEST SIDE -$19,900. Six large ^ U M o d ktt^i^ iX" «*««««« P®rch, attached Move and oven, ceyamic tile (Glastonbury town line, removed within thirty five (35) ------^------— r -----r - r - ^ ------rooms, aluminum siding, ga- range, 24’ Uvlng room dth garage, niceiy landscaped, bath, landscaped wooded lot, ^ d a y s from the. starting date. excellent, hours 7-8. Rockvlll* PART-TIME ROUTE,ROUTE Fuller 16’ PENN YEN boat, 35 h.p. MANCHESTER - ju s t 3 Y®a« co v e i^ patio, exceUent S f fireplace and waU to wall car- schools, bus and shop- $22,000. Dlmock Realty. 649- Open 1-9, A separate Bid Proposal is Memorial .Nursing Home, 876- Brush Co., ladies, men, stu­ oJd, Itovely 7 room Ctoton^. ^^^on. Hutch- Peting. formW ddifeg room ‘" 9823, 649-5245. ’ tofe submitted tor the abovs 0771, 649-8081. dents, call on established cus­ Super Johnson motor and trail­ PARTTIME er. 643-5706. ■with central adr-condationing, Acenev Realtors 649-6324 “ “f ^ heated famUy room. Three ------ITEM. THE tomers. Flexible hours. Guar- %«/ acre of loTidland, Inoindinc'including air- .Agency, Hectors, biv-ooM. j^ave to khows(how you—inside as _bedrooms,_____e.ii on'e full and two EXCEPTIONAL 6%,room fire- ^LTON—Inmacffiate 6 rrom 6 4 T "M 2 ^ antee $2 per hour to start. Call BOAT mooring available conditioned and heated family a c T FAST—Vacant, oversized 5 half baths, attached garage, placed Ranch, roc room, 1% 5^?’ ^ LC.GREENOUGH CO Help Wanted Mole 36 SERVICE 644-2269. dollars ($25.00) per day will be for season at Coventry Lake room with sliding glass doors, room Cape, 1% bathe, near TRAFFIC JAM flawless Interior decorating, batlw, enciooed porch, garage, P'®®®> basement garage, over assessed tor eacA calendar day with parking and beach facil­ YOUR HOUSEWARMING . . . 2 half baths, one full bath, fire- shopping, bus. H.M. Prrchette, $26,900. Wolverton Agency, large yard encloacd wtth stock- ®®® ®®*‘® ®* grounds, trout (XlNNECTICUT LATHE HANDS and gioeral CANVASSERS wanted to work Is what we’re aflredd otf Itf we CLERKS on Manchester CSty Directory, ities. 742-7266. place ta a 12 X 20’ living room. Realty, 647-9993. Realtors, 649-2813. ade fence. Leooanl Agency, Only $17,^. machfnlat*, paid hooidtalizap lik e new condition, $25,700. pUbdiish the eddreas otf this just F. Fiano, Realtorsir 649-537L tSon, balidaya and vacatloa full or part-time. Apply Price 646-0469. TO WORK MORNINGS Wolverton Agency, Realtors, MOVE RIGHT ta—Almost new, feted bwo-iflaimSIy near the High CENTER ST.—Here is an op- plan. Apply Metronica, Inc., & Lee Co., Room 3, 489 Main May be closer than you think. How often a couple 640-2818. room Oolondal, 4 large bed- School Sorry, youH have to portunlty to buy a parcel of ROCKVILLE — moving out of MUTUAL LIFE 040 HllUard 8t. 8 or 9 A M. to 1 or 2 P.M. St. 8:30-9 a.m., 2-5 p.m. Diamonds— Wctches— ______rooma, fireplace, nice lot. H. cell, for detalOis! property In a ,Burines3 .Zone eptate, have one 5 unit house says to us, “Why.didn’t we come to you sooner!” Large Ranch CABINET MAKER, experienc­ PART-TIME, liuicheonette, for Jew elry 48 $16,900. BUYS THIS S-bedroom F’recheitte, Realty, 647-9993. that includes a comfortable and one 4 unit house. Call 1- APPLY ed only. Displaycroft, Inc., nights and Saturdays, exper­ fireplaced Ranch, good s iz e d ------— ,— 37-39 EDGERTON ST. home tor your own family en- 6 rooms, with attached 429-4856. Manchester 643-9567. ienced preferred but not essen­ WATCH AND ji^ E L R Y re- We pride ourselves on our fine selection of homes, yard for the children to roam. MANCHESTER—New G a rn ^ i two-flamtly ta joytoent as well as several ad- garage. taunaoulBitely INSURANCE MOTT’S pairing." Prompt service. Up to Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- Oolondal, with 3 h^e c^j^ter otf town, dean and dltional Income properties. AU clean, Evtag room with tial. Apply W. T. Grants, Man­ in a wide variety of sizes and styles. Our knowl­ 0469. rooms and loads of closet Owner’s side has 1% improvements in immaculate MECHANIC WANTED — for SHOP-RITE chester Shopping Parkade. $20- on your old watch in trade. fireplaco, wall to waU car­ general repairs and servicing , SUPERMARKET Closed Mondays, F. B. Bray, edge of the market will shorten your search . . . space. FVxrmal rw m , beautifuil paneAtag. Com- condition. The possibilities hero peting, famdly kitchen vdth OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY new cars. Flat rate. Paid holi­ 737 Main St. State Theatre $14,600 —Manchester, 6 room ai’ living room with fireplace, pngtedry fenced roar yard. Priced ore limitless. Call The Ja buUdrtn range, oven,

FRIDAY, MAY 12, WOT Averace Daily Net Press Run PAGE TWENTY-FOUR iianrijpatfr Su^tting ?|pral!ii for The Week Ended The Weather May 6, 1967 Sunny and pleaaant today, A d^egation of Manchester The Rev. Gordon S. Bates, high 60-65; Increaaing cloudi- Officers Seated nesB with rain likely t o n lj^ ■ Jaycees will go to New Haven pastor of Elastmlnster United ‘ About Town Pi-esbyterian Fellowship, East 15,189 . and tomor^o^,' low tonigtit 8Sl this weekend for an annual Jay- By Womans Club high tomorrow 46-SO. ‘ The American Society for Hartford, will conduct a radio Manchester— A City of Village Charm cee State Convention, W. Craig service Sunday at 8:15 a.m. on Mrs. Joseph Kronen of Bast Loan som e? Abmsive MoUiods, Ooimecticut He!?lori, a delegate for the of­ Chapter 1 will have an outing station WINF. The program la Hartford last night was install­ VOL. LXXXVI, NO..190 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SE(?nON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1967 (ClassUled Advertising on Page 11) PRICE SEVEN CENTi fice of state national director, sponsored by the Manchester Monday, May 22, from 3 p.m. ed president of the Business and - f ^ midnight at Holiday Hill, will be part of the group. The Ministerial Association. agenda of the convention in­ Professional Womans Club of Cheshire.' Raservatlone close Get a CBT Personal cludes an awards b rea k f^ , Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Manohesrter at a meeting ait frriday^Mlay 19- Loan...the loan with state board meeting, election of meet Monday lit 8 Pjm. at Odd Willie's Steak House. -,She sue-- low bank rates. ' Manchester Assembly, Order state officers and installation Fellows Hall. After a brief bus­ ceeds Mre. Norman Comollo! Mrs. Cell StaLsky, first vice of Rainbow for Girls, will have banquet and dance. iness meeting members ■will go Anytime you to the home of Mrs. John Buck, president of the State JPedera- a work session tomorrow at 9 need money* 135 Spruce St. at 8:30 for a tion of Business and Profession­ Pope, Million Pilgrims H.m. at the Masonic Temple. Boy Scout Troop 362 of St. Seeyour Bartliolomew's Church will demonstration of household al Womans Clubs, was ins'tal- products. The demonstration is iiig officer. ’ Green School PTA has can­ spon-sor a p>aper and rag drive CBT Family Other officers are Mrs. Stan­ celed its meeting scheduled for tomorrow' and Sunday. Dona­ open to members, guests, and Banker ley Pearson, first vice presi­ ikonday. The meeting has been tions may be bi-ought to a truck interested women. dent; Mrs. Robert Houley, sec­ flesoheduled for Monday, May parl^ed in Lydall and Foulds ond vice president; Miss Sandra 52 at 8 p.m. at the school. parking lot on Parker St. Those Peter Jackson of 174 Vernon wi.shing pickup service may call St. is a rriember of the cast Zito, recording secretary; Miss Pray on Fatima Hillside Roberta Mix, corresponding sec­ Boy Scout Troop 126 of Bman- Edward Ward, 144 Greenwood Eugene O’Neill's “Ah Wilder­ Cupt. Vernon Post Robert Jackson retary and Miss Greta Olson, Uel LArtheran Church will con­ Dr.; Edward Wilson, '59 Clyde ness" now playing at College treasurer. duct a newspaper drive Satur- Rd., or Ernest Moquin, 193 Ly- Theater, Central Connecticut Committee chairmen appoint­ dall St. State College, New Britain. Visitors Coming for Festival iJay, May 27. ed are Mrs. Pearson, program; U.S. Court Virgin Mary Capt. Vernon Post of New is leader of all Salvation Army Mrs. Houley, membership; Miss York and Robert Jackson - of music in northeastern United Jean Pasquallni, civic participa­ Asked to End West Hartford will participate States and bandmaster of the tion; Miss Zito, world affairs; Reopens Old in a Festival of Music presented New York City Staff Band. Miss Ruth Kottke, ways and by the Salvation Army Band Jackson, a graduate of Oberlin means; Mrs. Philip Uzanas, pub­ Rail Dispute War, HungcT Saturday, May 20, at 8 p.ni. in (Ohio) Conservatory of Music, lic relations; Mrs. Roy Playdon, the citadel. Capt. Post is cliair- is teaching music in West Hart­ personal development; Mrs. • THE CONNECTICUT BANK WASHINGTON (AP) — The FATIMA, Portugal (AP), 250 Lower Prices man of the event, and Jackson, ford. Walter Perrett, finance; Miss AND TRUST COMRANY U.S. Court of Appeals has re­ — On a hillside venerated as insti’uctor of music at the cita­ The concert is open to the Mix, legisiation; Mrs. George Member F.D.t.C. opened w old rtolroad' dispute Loftus, social hostess; Mrs. the scene of a miracle, Pops EVERYDAY LOW PRICES del, will conduct the band. public, and tickets may be ob­ as management and ahoperaft Paul VI prayed today for The progiam also will include tained at the citadel, or from Thomas Bucclno, telephone; and union officials differed on any band member. Mrs. Eniest Roy, nominating. an end to war and hunger With all the excitement and work of marking down at least 250 Health and euphonium solos by Wilfred means to end another dispute Mountain of Hamilton, Ont., threatening a June 19 strike. in the world. A throngi estimated by police Beauty aid items we failed to advertise the Bandaid, Listerine and Miss Breck Canada, and selections by a The court ruled Friday that to number a million knelt in the railroads must bargain with specials of the week. Remember that in addition to Health and Beauty prices Reunion Band, made up of prayer as the pontlfl celebrated the AFLAjio brotherhood of as low as any in Manchester, we offer several extra, extra specials in this dept, former bandsmen of the Man­ an outdoor Mass on the spot chester Corps. Locomotive Firemen and Bn- 3 weekly. Shop Pinehurst Friday till 9, Sat. 8 A.M. till 6 . . . ginemen over future jobs for where three shepherd children Post, who also will speak said they saw the Virgin Mary firemen. Sunday at the 10:45 a.m. and appear exactly 50 years ago to­ Congress ruled in its first 99c Value 7 p.m. services at the citadel. Bay State Farmer Has Double Water Problem day and appeal for peace In toe 69c Value compulsory arbitration statue in ■world. $1.09 Value Norman Small, Reading, Mass., farmer, has a dou- Recent rains left the area a mess, “ It’s funny in a peacetime history in 1963 that BAND AID MISS BRECK MOTHER'S DAY blq problem. How to get the water out of his back way," he remarked. “Last year the well was bone the railroads, could abolish the In his sermon — toe chief ad­ LISTERINE yard and also how to get the water out of his well dry, now look at it!” (AP Photofax), jobs ol some 17,000 railroad fire­ d ress o f h is h alf-d a y ■visit — HAIR SPRAY CANDY—Whitman’s since the pump is smack in the middle of a pond. men. Pope P aul appealed fo r ■world PLASTIC STRIPS [Schraffts Candy Cupboard But the court said Friday that peace, saying the world Is in Congress did not intend to ' per­ danger. He contended idso toot ARTHUR DRUG manently replace collective bar­ moral progjress is not keeping Special 69c pace with scientific progress. Special 39c Special 59c Hop es Fade gaining with its compulsory ar­ Dodd on TV bitration law and ordered the “ Do not contempteibe projects GM Paces Surge of destruotion and of death, of HARTFORD (AP) —Sen. luiibn and the railroads "to sub­ DELUXE U. S. CHOICE 69c: WILKINSON Good new s Thomas J. Dodd, who has For 3 Boys; mit within 10 days a proposed revolution and of suppression, been recommended for cen­ but think raither of projects of ROUND STEAK GROUND------.lb. m e . fo r photo fan s! judgment, and to oonfer and SUPER SWORD sure by the Senate Ethics endeavor to agree thereon.” mutual strengthening and of More Search solid collaboraitions,’’ he said. BLADES In New Car Sales Committee, will appear on Meanwhile, J.E. Wolfe, long­ PENOBSCOT FRESH ANNOUNCING television tomorrow night time top rai'lroad negotiator in The Pope had left Rome only DETROIT (AP) — Paced by a 306 for the same period in 1966, HANNIBAL, Mo. (AP) — an increase of more than 60,000 to tell his side of the story. hours before. He arrived in a record General Motors surge Fresh troops swelled the work (See Page Six) 55c LOWER PRICES cars or 24 per cent. There were Dodd agreed yesterday to rainstorm at a military airport end aided by an extra selling make a statement on sta­ force at Hannibal, Mo. today, near Fiatlma and rode 26 mUes nine selling days this year com­ but hopes of finding three boys CHICKEN day, U.S. auto sales in the first pared with eight lost year. tion W n c , channel 3, on a to the shrine in an open car, ON program to begin at 7 :3 0 missing since midweek h ^ waving to crowds along toe SUCARYL 10 days of May zoomed to a sol­ The boom in the sales picture p.m. at the end of the live dwindled. Gold-Toothed w a y . lb id increase — the first time in was predicted last Monday LIQUID SNAPSHOTS half-hour program, Dodd Along with the men arriving Police sai^ about three mil­ eight months that sales exceed­ when Chrysler Oorp's Chairmen Dog Becomes ed those In the comparable peri­ will be questioned by Thom- to join the search from commu­ Pope Paul VI greets the throng of pilgrims gathered lion persons were at toe airport, BREASTS 6 Oz. Size Lyni Townsend told a Houston, nities In Missouri and neighbor­ as Eaton, vice president in along the route to F’aitima an^ from od a year earlier. Tex., audience that "all evi­ in the square of the Basilica of Fatima. His car was 89c VALUE charge of news. ing states were hundreds of Canine Celebrity at FaiUma Itself. They said a The industry reported Friday dence at hand indioates that the barely able to make the slow journey through the 75c The* Senate is scheduled spectators and numerous theo­ million of them were Jammed tha>t May 1-10. sales totaled 253,- spring upturn we’ve been wait­ LOUISVILLB, Ky. (AP) ■— mass of humanity. (AP Photofax). U. S. CHOICE to take up the censure rec­ ries to explain the- disappear­ aroimd the shrine. K odacolor 949 oars as compared with 193,- ing for is already with us.” Why 'Jingles, what trig, gold ommendation May 22. ance of Craig Dowel'l, 14, Joey Crowds cheered and waved SIRLOIN TIP OVEN ROAST ib $1.09 INSTAMATIC ROLL FILM Townsend said worry about teeibh you have! 89c Value— 100 Size Bayer Hoag, 13 end Billy Hoag, 11, all white bandkerchiefB as the Pope ASPIRIN ...... 67c inflation has been reduced by a ■ They’re real. And Jingles, a of Hannibal. rode by. He waved back, with slower rise in the consumer black-and-brown mongrel, ia WHAT A VALUE! DUBUQUE InkiaMy, the searchers had his motoroade going at « slow each Attorneys Claim price index, a reduction in bank something of a celebrity in can­ 67e Value— Ki'giilar ^Human Chain’ oonoentrejbed on a collection of pacB., ALKA-SELTZER ...... 47c interest rates and conjecture ine ciroles because of the gold passages in a Umestone bluff R w«s toe ponUdf’s fourth trl^ HAMS 3 Lb. Can *2.39 * Garrison Plays about tax measures beneficial crowns on her teeth. 20 Rescues Five oaiUed Murphy’s Oave- Friends outside Itally in U s four yesan e f from original roll to business and industry pend­ They were applied by Dr. 95c Value— Family Size of the missing boys told author­ reign . ‘OI(i Shell Game’ ing before the Senate. Gerald Marx, who adopted the Lost Over Hanoi CHUCK OR GROUND 3 in 1 ...... lb. CREST ...... 69c Black and white snaps T^each. From N.Y. Fire ities they had seen the boys en­ B r iis peoibed in e v ery OathoUe All four U.S. automakers re­ mongrel after firKhng her wan­ NEW ORLEANS (AP)—Attor­ ter a recently exposed entrance SAJGON (AP) — American Five airmen were listed as chuRh in Portugal, a^pcedlonii- COMPARE WITH AREA PRICES ported increases in aU di-viaions, NEW YORK (AP) — Three dering around a shopping center RATH or MISS IOWA .fil.50 Value— Adorn OF UP TO 32^ EACH neys for Olay L. Shaw, accused to the oave. The entrance had aarinen bombing within •five missing in action. Imperial Mobile Dishwashen DW-ITt hicludlng several records for men tommed a human chain to near his office. (See Page Six) HAIR SPRAY ...... 99o been uncovered by earth-mov­ miles of Hanoi met heavy fire The ttril brought to 639 the FOR KODACOLOR I (one ol three new top-loading models) of conspiracy in the assassina­ the period. Flnancidlly troubled rescue lllive children from their At the time, Jingles had very ing equipment cutting a path from Red guns, missiles emd U.S. planes lost over North Viet­ BACON Lb. 69c New automated developing tion of President John F. Ken­ American Motors produced its burning BrooMyin apairtment llttJe hair, was morbidly drowsy $1.00 Size— Secret through the bluff for a new in­ Jets Friday. Three U.S. Air nam. In aerial dogfights toe equipment cuts costs! The nedy, said Friday that Dlst. best 10-day selling period in five Friday night, but three others SPRAY DEODORANT ____69e savings are passed on to you. terstate highway. (See Page Six) FVurce planes were downed. MIGs have now downed 16 U.8. POTATOES ...... 1 0 lbs. 3 9 e Atty. Jim Garrison was playing months after reducing the price perished in the flames. College Campus Make us your headquarters “ the old shell game” in silting of its Rambler American model Earth-moving equipment will Military headquarters said planes while losing 49 Red air­ HERE ARE THE FEATURIFEATURES OF TWO OF THESE NEW 1967 Polroe said two of those killed practically e-very strike in the craft. $1.89 Value— Breck for all fiim deveioping at the clues. by about $200 in February. be used today to excavate a SHAMPOO...... $1.49 and the five rescued were, the' completed rood bed where some Hanoi area was jumped by The intensified air war was Is Quiet Again ICEBERG LETTUCE...... head 2 5 « ‘ iowest possible prices! The aUorneyis, F. Irvin Dy- Sales in the April 21-30 period UPER children of Angehica Velez, who brieve the bodies of the boys Oomimunisf MEGs. One of the matched by heavier ground mond and EJdwrord Wegmann, were 244,849. was not borne at the time. The might be found. lost jets, a Pihantom F4C, was In Mississippi PINE also complained that Garrison fighUin^ in South Vietnam, URGE Calendar year-to-date sales other dead child wais described Some 'searchers beMeve the Bulletin downed by the .Bed’s slower mainly along the 17th Parailei FRIGIDAIRES DISHWASHERS had not filed a copy of his JACKSON. Miss (AP) — Riot- PINEHURST GROCERY. Inc. for the industry, however, con­ as a retortdve, but poMoe coUld hoys may have fallen into one of M IG 17. which divides Vietnam. PHARMACY pleadings with them, and "all torn Jackson State OoQege woa Drop in today and Idok over the most advanced Tone'■Copper, Two-Tone Tahitian Green, Honey tinued to lag behind the Jan. 1- not immediately establish the the “ sink holes” which have The other two U.S. aircraft 664 CENTER ST.—649-9814 that we know is what we read in 7 MIGS DOWNED The most sensiitive targets for quiet again today aifter a plea Beige and Snowerest White. Ask for a demonstra­ May 10 period of a year ago by relaitiionship. plagued the construertian work lost Were slower Thunderchief-= dishwashers ever offered by Frigidaire. Feast your the newspapers.” SAIGON — (AP) — Sweeping the 126 strike missions flown for peace by Negro leader nearly 447,000 cars. Total pas­ Mrs. Velez has at least three and later were covered up. The jets-one lost to ground fire and eyes on rich new colors . . . Sunny Yellow, Two- tion. BUY NOW at our great, get acquainted prices. Garrison claims Shaw, the senger car sales were 2,713,801 the skies over Norto Vieteam, Friday were a storage area four Cbaries Evers and obedience to other children, pohee said, and sink holes result -when the heavy the other to “unknown causes.’’ mites from dowivtown'Hanoi and . late David W. Ferrie and Lee this year compared with 8,160,- la estranged from her husband. U.S. planes shot down seven a curfew eased a tense situa­ machinery forces the collapse of an army barracks an equal dis­ Harvey Oswald, who was shot to 763 in 1966. She was located later and was Communist MIG 17 Jet filte rs tion. This car one of the underground pas­ tance southwest of the cctpital. This car death by Jock Ruby two days GM’s 149,798 sales set a being questioned by police. today, the U.S. Air Force said. There was no aign of toe riot OUR USED CARS AREN'T has passed 1-y«ar Warranty (or re­ sages in the area. Returning to their bases la has passed pair ol any delect with-" ' after Kennedy was killed, con- record tor any 10-day period The three-tdarm blaze appar­ Two other MIGs were listed as atmesphere on tos aU-Negro ourl6>point A company of Missouri Na­ Thailand, pilots reported both our Ib'point out charge, plus 4-year ' •pired to assassinate the presi­ and were up 36 per cent over probably destroyed. STVee Names campus Friday night, toe » r d l safety and Protection Plan (parts ently started tai the Velez apart­ tional Guardsmen was to re- safety and dent. 'There was no report of any areas burning fiercely. Smoke tone in toree nighte that Nation­ performance ( 5 Ohiy) 1°' furnishing re- ' the 97,073 cars sold for the May ment on the upper floor of a ,main in the area through the performance JUST LIKE NEW"—JUST 100% American planes lost, although was rising 1,600 feet over Ha­ al Guatndamen and police had a tS placement (or any delec- ' The district attorney said his 1-10 period last year. two-story buildi^ in the Ocmey test. weekend to aid in the search Successor to noi’s outskirts os the raiders test. — tive part In the motor, ' office had deciphered a code Chevrolet sales jumped 40 per Island section, end spread to and help control the spectators. it had been disclosed - earlier resirite from student onelaugtits. pump and water circu­ which he said was used by Os­ that three U.S. Air Force planes winged off, they said. Just before dark, Evens, Mis- ... lating system. cent to 69,685 from the 49,653 ki three similar structures, driving Hanr-Miibal is about 100 miles GUARANTEED wald and Shaw In writing mem­ the first 10 days of May 1966. were downed over North Viet­ Carmichael Striking even deeper into aissippl secretary for toe os. He said a coded telephone Pontiac sales more than tripled (See Page Thirteen) (See Page Thirteen) nam on Friday. North Vietnam, a TTiunderciilef National Association for toe Act m number—Ruby's unpublished to 41,901 from 14,986 last-year. A’TLANTA, Ga. (AP) — A 23- strike plastered a SiAM site 66 vanoement of Colored Peojfie, 62 FORD $795 telephone number in Dallas, "This upward trend in peissen- miles up the Red River Valley led a march of several hundred 65 . . . year-old Louisiana youth who $ll9 5 Galaxi'e’ 500 2-Dr. Hard­ S Q U E E K is the sound of CLICK goes the Push-Button OUCH 150' Water Wash HOORAY for this exclusive Tex.—was In possession of both from Hanoi. Evidently, toe Negroes totrov^h the downtown 65 DODGE 64 ger car sales is illustrated by says he can’t reinember the VOLKSWAGCN $1395 Dart 270 4-Door, radio, top. V-8, standard trans- ■ci?an giLware and dishes Controls with a choice of does the job in water hotter Oswald and Shaw. bombs bit a warhead storage a re a . VOLKSWAGEN washed in Incomparable completely automatic wash- than your hands can stand. and Protection Plan Its the fact that the daily rate of heater, auto., whitewalls. ° mission, beige finish The Warren Oommission, number of times he has been area. Smoke was billowing 7,000 “You can’t win by throwing with matching vinyl in­ Super-Surge Washing Action. ing cycles for every need. Sanitize your dishes! backed by General Motors. sales In the first period ol May which concluded Uiat Oswald was 18.1 per cent over the first arrested has replaced St< — of wide spectrum antl'biotlcs sands will turn out to m ar^ dio. 64 CHEV. $895 64 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan. Blue, radio. Bayh, an Indiana Democrat, were imported under AID au­ said Friday a hiGierto secret Test Ownership down FTfth A'venue today. . The Westmoreland endoraa- Corvair Coupe. Stand­ Blaek, sunroof. I AC spices into South Vietnam. .This 63 VOLKSWAGEN Delegations from -veterans, ment came in a letter to Tlnm- ard, radio. #2173/ '•’llau report on drug imports into was as much as was consumed South Vietnam disclosed a vast Of Air Space labor, civic, fraternal and other os J. KeBy, president of the 63 VW $b9S (Blue Sedan SOAR MODEL DW-DUK by seven oGier Asian nations #2331A TWil oversupply of one drug end indi­ groups have pledged to' partici­ Otmeresstonsl Medal of Honor Sta. Wagon. 2-tone UNDERCOUNTER with 10 Gfnes the population, he ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — 58 VW $495 cated diversion of it to Uie Viet pate in the parade scheduled to Society and one of 10 medal green, 9-passenger. said . Friincis A. Lambert doesn’t like Sedan, new paint, clean. Cong, Gie Norto Vietnamese and step off from 96th street at winners eocpectad to march In MODEL DWDTL EASY He said rifioramphenlool ac­ ptastes flying over Us house — the Chinese Communists. noon. toe vanguard of the parade. 65 FORD $1595 counted for 70 per cent of the at an altitude of TOO fe et, he Just In Time For Mother’s Day DISHWASHER The Weather Bureau iredict- The letter saM the p a rod s Falcon Conv. Cpe. V-8, AID ecknowiedged such a re­ imports although it is “the least 66 OLDS $2495 62 VW $1295 64 CHEV. $1295 says. ed .cloudy skies with a chance of would show toe enemy “the auto., PS, gold. . Corvair Conv. Coupe. TERMS port had been prepared, de­ used wide spectrum antibiotic Furthermore, be says, 'that Cutlass Conv. Coupe. Camper. White, loaded. DISHWASHER NO HAND RINSING, FAST FRONT showers late in toe afternoon or truth, that the majority of Yellow,, black top, 3- clared that importaiUon of the throughout the world because of air space above the house may Red, PS., PB., auto. / evening. AmertoanB strongly support our speed trans. single Touch Control Dial ' LOADING, LARGE CAPACITY, drug — chloramphenicol — had the extreme danger of its known belong to Um. Gimmler said Friday he did etioris,’’. and added, “you mogf 64 PONTIAC $1695 14 Table Setting Capacity COPPER FINISH ONLY been stopped In September, side-effects.’’ So he. has com e up with an $1795 disputed Bayh’k financial not intend to let the possibility be sure that thts show of patri- 6S FORD $1695 4-Dr. Hardtop, a/c, PS., 65 VW Bayh mid it is cheap, how­ Idea he hopes might answer the figures and said the agency has of rain dampen preparations for ottam win not go unnoticed bg Mustang 2-1-2. V-8, PB., auto., dark green. Squareback. Red/black, 61 PORSCHE $2195 ever, and he claimed that Rous- question: “Is that atr space 1600 Coupe. Red. the parade. ’Though declining to our servicemen.” auto., radio, new wvirt. whitewalls. no information to show the drug eel, a division of France’s larg­ m in e?” was diverted to North Vietnam predict exact numbers, he said Elisenhower, IH in Wattar est pharmaceutic company, “My son and I intend to fly a he Yras confident of a large I or Communist China. profited $2 million on a $100,000 kite Into that space this week­ Reed Army Hospital, lauded thf Bayh said the agency had tak­ tu rn ^ . parade in a telegrain os “• Investment In the dnig. / end to And out wtieUier 1 have “I believe we will top parades en eome Corrective steps, but The agency cited patr£icU free use of my property,’’ he salute of respect, admifatton "only on the heels of congres­ Baby ^Arrives in ^Time for Mother^s \Day Ip toe past,’’ he said, '"rhere and atffecticn to our oountry’f B. D. PEARL figures M said showed such a said Friday. APPLIANCES will be tone of thousands of sional prodding.’’ Lambert -.(notified Edwin C. fighting men in Vietnam and to profit could not have been The days of expectancy are over at Boston’s Franklin Park Zoo. Carol, a 45- marchers.’’ Bayh 'has been fighting Presi­ m ad e. Houters, manager of the Rpeh- toetr gaUant allies.” TED TRUDQN, Inc. pound baby camel, arrived yeeteriJay, just in time for Mother's Day, The blessed The parade committee said dent Jtdmson’s nomination of ester-Monroe County Airport, of The parade was orgaained Ig 649 MAIN .STRDET , MANCHESTER T a . 643-2171 Bayh said toe first page of event had been expect^ since December, Zoo officials said. Both mother and Friday It bad received endorse­ Volksw agen ROUTE 83, TOLLAND TURNPIKE—TALCOTTVILLE Rutherford M. Poets to be depu« instructions on use of the drug Ms kite-flying intention so that Gimmler as a means of nooHla^ ty admintstrator of AID. Poets daughter are fine but Mean won’t let father near the new offspring. (AP ments from former President ESTABUSHED SINCE 1941 ^ (See Page Three) Jj *_Parsche ON THE MANCHESTER-VERNON TOWN LINE— PHONE 649-2838 haa in charge of AID’S (S ee Page IUrtei)U0 Photofax). :■ ..y (See Page Thirt^n) Dwight D. EisenberwAr, Richard

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