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THURSDAY, MAY 12,1266 TWENTY Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather F o r Um W eA Baded C loi^ again toolglit, low in ezaiic; or that one Is within the M ivT.iflfla the iOe; oloudy and oofd with Mobard L. Wathtiw, son of Pvt. James M. Hutchinson, purview ef good democratic WINDOW SHADES Mr. and M™- Rlchartl B. W at- son of John J. Hutdiinson Sr., Sender Says practice and that one is outside Kin likely tomorrow, Mgfi la A b o u t T o ^ 14 Lawton Rd., and Mrs. Alice Idnz, 234 S. Main Street, has the purview of good democratic I.ONG WEARING mSMle 50b. been named to the Dean’s lis t D. Hutchinson, 40 CHcott Bt.*, 14,661 . Mn. 0«Ttnide Neuman o< practice. . at Babson, a men’s college of recently completed a helicop­ He Opposes INTERSTATE Mtmehester^A City of Village Charm Haitfcrd won the Robert *Tt seems to me that when­ business eulministraUon, W elles­ ter repair course at the Army ever we have a controveHsial Slmmone Oo. prize last week CLEANTEX (Claasifted Adverttslng on P a gs *4); PRICE SEVEN CENTS ley HiUs, Mass. A 1966 grad­ Transportation School, Ft.' BusingVote matter, we cannot ask our elect­ VOL. LXXXV, NO. l90 JtTWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) »IA N C H E S T B R , C O N N ., F R ID A Y , M A Y 13, 1966 at ttie ntanchester Fine Art As­ Eustis, Va. He is a 1965 gradu­ A l l Made to Order uate o f Manchbsrter H igh ed representatives to abdicate BoUen sociation exhibit tor popular Schoonald E. Scribner Jr., 24, of Circle yesterday was charged Large Chicken Breasts Prior to release of the sales charged with frequenting another supposed bad luck charm, For. those who in Yunnan Province northeast of E. Main St., Rockville, Conn. • BLUE MOON or GOLD MOON ea. \ 4 t South V iet Nam Thursday, relief force found two wounded Thursday night, 17 N. School St., yesterday was with imsafe backing. Police said reports, much hiterest had been ^ gaming hcfuse. are concerned; P r i ^ y the l3th won’t happen again Makwan, 36 miles noirth o f the -k just covered with survivors. Saigon police said nine e( ilie • GUPPIES ...... pr. 39 a» she backed oih o f a parking .Jocused on the question of Charles Kominas, S3, John tiiis year. (Herald photo by Satemis) . border. It -Snlearoom open Mon. thru charged with operating a motor tender while meat Total American caeualtlez 86 terrorieta rounded up In (he Sat. OU 5:80 and Frl. nights vehicle without a license. Police space on Main St. and collided Sgrol, 49, and Salvatore Nocera, ■ Ill I .11 I .1 ...... Ill . I ll.'l'illl "an act of war provocation” Communist MIG over HOUSE &. HALE -r ‘ • r North VSet Nam, U.S. epokes- were described, as light in one of capital' had confessed to the at- on fl P.M. said he was driving the car with a car operated by Richard lb. 69c 47, all of New Britain, were end eaid '“the debt in blood men announced. the biggest fights between the ta ^ last Aug, 16 on the national D. Maguire, 22, of 164 Tan­ charged wiGi keepi^ a gaming owed by U.S. ImpertaUem to (he along Center St. He is to appear MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Government security forces Marines and the Viet Oong in police headquarters and the ner St. Dsimage was minor. She We will have real Genuine Plenty of Aid house and were released under Chinese people must be in Manchester Circuit Court reported a major blow against recent months. bombing of two Amertoeit htt- Spring Lamb legs, loin and $1,(XX) bond each- otoared.’ June‘ 6. Is scheduled to appear in court Shld. Lamb chops and this College Students Set Heavy artillery and air sup- lets — the Metrofxdf Hotel., ipn For Ohio Mom, P:dice said the raid eXmaxed Meyer* indtoeted (he Amerl- Oo"« Frank Sitaro, 94, of Hartford on June 6. feature will be on end (he .Victoria Hottl a month-long inveeUgation. cans beUeve (he MIG they felled announced the arrest of 86 ^ rt ««oonnted ^ 120 tommu- :^c. 4 Twins to Stay was•ara^t NorthUnritti Vietnamese, iv>t. Oommunist commondos and nlst dead, a Marine spokesman April 1. said some of them were from said. The beleaguered patrol Four policemen were-leflMI-at RIB LAM B *Misfled the Boat’ Chinese, though they did net see OLEVIZAND, Ohio (AP) — ^ cells responsible tor bombings killed 30. All the Communist the police headquarten and 26 H/^TIFORD (AP)—The Dem- Barbara Brooks, 36,.. doesn’t WASHOKITON (AlP) — Some The test w *s suppoeed to V *w a ^ S o w n UD bv a heat machine gun raids In which dead were confirmed by body persons wew wounded, Jnckid- CHOPS 1b. 99c have to worry about giving up ocratic adritiirirtrotion “missed 860,000 to 400,000 oolllege and overcome thla untaimee*, hut it seeWng Sldewlnd^m ^le fired ^ -Pokesman said. ing eix^ericans. Bteven ffiM Boneless Chuck Roasts ax« her twin daughters. She needed 1*»e boat” last year on a bifl graduate students wlU try to quickly generated a fresh round always in demand along with by Mhj Wilbur R Dudley 34 of others wounded. u.S. Air Force and Navy “ tha Metropole attack, incaud- ESTS help and hoiw has more than ahe that couM have helped guard conyitKe their draff boards Sat- of oriticiam. LT.WOOD our Morrell E-Z cut Ham, against “license-fixing” say* Orange, ’Tex and Alam^tdo fighting 18 miles planes flew 136 missions over ^g two Americans, and 73 HOUSE knows what to do with. urday th ^ wbuM serve the na- ohe r>mij«rnati of tha House and Tender cure corned beef. N.M., a Phaaitom aircraft com- southwest of Da Nang, Leather.^ North Viet Nam Thursday 48 ^erlcans were injured. Th* ‘Tm amazed at the way peo- State Chairman A, tlon .better in (he quiet of (heir Bkhwatioh and Labor Obmmit- LOCKER PLANT ami MEAT M ARKH mander. necks of the U.S. 3rd Marine more than the day before. The Victoria blast lulled three pte have, come through,” eaid Plnney, efassrooms than In (he jungles foe. Hep, Adaim aayton PoweU, Americans and three Vletniun^ SOMETHING NEW Bbmey said Ihursday a GOP The enemy flior “seemed to Di'''tolon reported killing 176 American planes flew more ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED — M rs. Brooiks. “ People seemed of Viet Nam. D-N.Y,, hkened the eocamlna- be a. pretty good pilot, but he Cong of a force of more than 300 individual sorties to ese and wounds 143 otoeT*r at Pinehurst bin that died in (tie Senate aft- The persuader: A three-hour tlons to “Hitler’s twln-sywtem of NOT PREPACKAGED Mukt awfUUy interested in" help- , made one mtetake,” Dudley Marines seized a approach the war’s high for a including 133 Amertoane. ’ fag. They didn’t want me to give ^ ^ 160-questlon draff defeirment eugenics and educatton” and Oommunist trhining camp after The Other 29 pewon* anweted Repiflflican-cantroUed bouse told newsmen in Da Nang. single day of 260. FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DfiPARtMENT the babies up.” test given at 1,200 colleges and eaid they "Should have a.swasti- a 10-hour battle. were rdieirged with leaser pistol fSTROYED Swift’s Premium - - __ , , , would have required the state “He apparently had a case of A U.S. mlUtary spokesman HALE unlversHlea in the 60 statee, ka on the top.” The fighting began when 14 and grenade attacks. tunnel vision — target fixation Brisket Puerto Rico and the Panama 7710 gist of PoweU’a argument said the MIG was dovmed by a Main St., Manchester fled by polio In 1961. She can Leatoerneclra^ patrol 17 miles heatseeking Sidewinder mlsaile FoUiw Bald according to ddcu-' CORNED BEEF nse her hands taut ccui’t lift or (See Page Ten) Oanal Zone. was that tbe teat woidd penalize ((See Page Four) southwest of Saigon strayed into mehts siezed in (he' raiide, the EXTRA FANCY Even a smashing score is no poorly acbooled Negroes and about 106 mile* northwest of to roast in the oven just bold anything weighing more Hanoi. let Oong terror network in Sai­ like roast beef . . . on guarantaa that the student will other minority groups and. thus gon consiated of 11 special ac­ ttian eight pounds. He 2-month- Navy pilots concentrated on sale in the Self service be deferred for the school year “bring the history of racial dis- tion cells. They said (ha round­ eld daughter* weigh seven Market Drops coastal targets, claiming de- case. poumJs each. ttaat begins in the faU, but most ortminaition full cycle.” up smashed two cells and dls- structlon of a highway bridge JIu ““ ^ 99c She said hhe would have to N E W Y O R K (A P ) — TTie ^ Mkely to put About the time this week that Classic ..give up the (wins if she didn’t great Stock in the results. For, ^ WasUng the examl- Search CaUed Off lb stock market took a sto^ age or destruction to six barges g e t semeotM to help. loss today following a re­ u toe head of & tocal d r^ nations at a new* donferenoe in paratus. CAPONS Boneless Conn. River board hew put 1^ doing wasWf^ton, Science Research and eight milltaiY etwetures, flbe received more than 80 Some of thoae arwsted war* port o f’ a 15.4 per cent drop destruction of 18 railway' box- 7 to 9 Lbs. Shad are new, too and we . phone calls Thursday from in automobile sales in the eyeptoi^ poestbfo to stimulato ABSortafoa. a private agency =r,A ______...» - reported to be we«-(iradn*d Intel- In higher aduoatton.” tj„ teat* under a *1 mU- For Missing Trio have Fresh Flounder ant Clevelanders, plus calls from first 10 days of May.! M — The examinatfons, used from lion-plus government oontnuct, Haddock Fillets along New York City and ^owa after Among the four nuijor The Coast Guard last night thair boat at Old Lyme for a Extra Ltcm —- Fradily Ground 1961 to 1963, wew wvived last was acknowledging in Chicago B62 bombers from Guam, aft- (flee Page Fear) HORMa R E D U B 8L with Swordfish and tiny her story became known. auto-maketv, only -Ford re­ day of fishing in the Sound. March Iqr Selective Service (hat- there had been mixups in called off Its search for three (NOT PRE-PACKAGED) W onderon! Many out-of-toners offered ported a sales gain. A Coast Guard spokesman Bay Scallops. amid complainta by many lead- assigning students to test cen­ Manchester men missing since MKTBD to take (be twins for adoption. At noon, the Dow Jones today said the sea cmd air ing educatow that a class-stand­ ’Tuesday in Long Island Sound. Keebler is out with a new M rs. Brock* and her husband, average o f 30 industrials ters. I search had been “suspended ing yardstick alone was unfair Qe cookie Benneth, toM. them poHtely, was dowb 8.40 points to MW. Oalm McCarthy, acting Yesterday aftemoom a blue life- peiKkng further developments CHUCK 7 . "n o .” to student* in tougher ocfllege*. director of intormaUon, did not eaver cusWon f o ^ i^ r Bl.^k BAVARIAN FUDGE 877.17. in toe case.” He declined to Wonderon is without a If tbe objective was to.^ioour- Marine Faked Death, l | l b CREMES ’ Some offered baby fumKure Opening a t trading in know how mpny ertow had “ “ >d was identified as the speculate on what chance exist­ doubt, the most valu* NNb Oyiiifl and w ow ling bug* oH a t Often . . Wns, iqoih*, onH, and clothes. Most volunteered to oge the best talent to continue been __ m__ adtrolie was _ Obvious;___ 31 'to™* type the men had aboard iSHCon 1 With extra rich A Q f> General Motor* was delayed ed that the men might still be "lieir I ■ ■ Ground ■ reochne, sHverUili, ipIdM , ^ckaU, finos, m ^uitow and-oNinr oome and help care for (he in- because of an influx of in h ^ r education, they won- rtudwti had" b e to ^ e ir 13-foot motorboat, alive. able performer in the \y-| fudge topping. Bag *•*% intnclt. Jvit pkig in any ninctric etrtinl; urns no morn •ants, Kendra and Kimberly, order*. dered . aloud, . , how _ would , (his , be . ---- - tpiake r ------the------test .at Massa- ^ Th«’The missing ^ men aw Peter cushion was found by Escaped Cong Squad HOME FRBEXER DEPT. summer suit leatrue. Nion an ninctric dock. Onn unit con proinct nny tizn Buy these new ^ . . rai bom prematurely March IS.' eer^ b y d ra ^ a low-w^e,! chusetts! Institute of ’Technology “ s broto^ ^ y, 22 ^he Coast Guard Cutter Cape Bugs nnnd not tomn in contact with unit. Attroctivn block I almost new items in the student att^ng a ^ college Camliridge, Mass. “ “ IPairweatoer five miles west of DA NANG, South Viet Nam (he back, but got'up and Started Cool, comfortable and I (AP) — Pvt. Reuben Morales la whHn. Grocery Dept. ^ deferring m hif^or stu- e^iecUve Service’s announce- Sandy Point, Block Island, in running again. Then he was hit., WESTERN STEER BEEF dent who ranked near (he top of wood Dr. They left Mancheeter Block M and Sound a t about a young Marine who went out on again and feU. I knew he waa wrinkle - resistant! c i® w o seoond-mte schotd? Page Four) Tuesday morning and leunohed USDA Oeeweiieft CMerepkyt------liio new liMtant bathraon^' Nation Wonders 4:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. a routine patrol Thursday with running for hel p. New colors, patterns! „ !.* • cleaner.'. . .'79^ The former owner of the 18 buddies. They le ft the compar- "He fell three different tones. M AG IC S P R A Y SGEINO boat, John M. Purdy o f 555 ny area, in a broad valley 17 1 stood up after toe second time. choice; Porter St., identified toe cush­ miles southwest of Da Nang, at I was dizzy, but I oMdd see^toa •FOREQUARTERS cots Ironing time In * 6:30 a.m. * JmI Hat II Is sM Farsn M ion as the same type that was Viet Cong coming toward lis. I TE F LO N d U lA N liR .. S9c Where Is Spring? in toe boat when he sold it re­ Three hours later about 300 wanted to take it otaading (4). Sunsweet new ready'=t»-ent .95 cently to Peter Clark. The fl- Viet Cong attariced toe patrol. APPROXIMATE CUTS RNh sB Ismti w baa. Is s I P IT T E D PKUNR18 . .490^ NBJW YORK (AP) — A poet flhertdan, Wyo., and Kanaas Morales was one of only two (Sae Page Ten) torn* at uao SAW Daik Sweet (See Page Ten) isshmI wMisst ■ sflssNss ence aanf (hat “epshig eome on City on Thursday had m e o t the men who survived, but the pa­ S to 4 Bib Renats 4 to 6 Lbs. Short RIbe mIwI Msek. MtsssiM. tr I PITTED CHERRIES others at , Saflrmi (yeUow) fowver.” Whatever became of M eat sfeat atxMmz in its history. trol also took its toll, killing 30 S to 10 Chib Stoaka 8 to 4 Soup Shanks $65-$75 tsihj Rice.'...45o •t this yoar? In moot of (he na- Thew’s been idmoat a foot of guerrillas before being over­ ~80c tscli ____ Sweet 10 lion, it’a towver coming on. enow ainoe May 1 in'one area of whelmed. 10 to.l2 CliiMk Steaks f to 8 Lbs. ^eef Stew COFFEE .SWEETENrat “It’s bad weather tor bikinis,” New Hampshire and George Heart Failure ★ FREE CUSTOM ALTERATIONS MOKI f lie*y M y Marine . reinforcemmts plus CUBES..;.6So la (he way one New York de- Hamilton, manager-of a aM club artillery and air strikes killed RiiUetin S t o t 4 ShouMer Clod Roasts 10 to 1* Lbs. lirisket Hm • • to«*r at Km im M I --- ILOOO oiMc! fiosttaneat store eaceouttve under- (here, aay«: Claims Statens another 146 Viet Cong fa the • to 10 London Broil Steaks *0 to *5 Lbs. Hamburg Average Weight NO IV ) I stated It, a* he noted seasonal Mtiiral BladL liir-'j EVERYDAY “We can. In all aeriousnees, battle that ended at dusk. , 176 Lbs. LOW PRICES oalM hefawbeagpeclzulfasia, m oept good tdafag Into (he rntd- Siamese Twins Morales, 19, 'o f La Puente, Public Barred ■ Btoflst • Ctynsl I There’s been too much raia Us said. colunmlBte Drew Peaisoo • PROMS •p9CIOfl|r• — ^ fBMlfc r AitoHB tbe grass grow about an inch a zero la Minnesota! South The girls, bori) May 3 at “The first guy hit was toe Have you tried our new day, and caused lawnmowew to and Jack Anderaqn. kiH tasects temperatures wste'i 17 to 22 Bridgeport Hospital to Mrs. and point man,” Morales said, “ then PEPPBRIDGE FARM Mowrom pwmotuwly in the greee below nonn^ for thr^e they hit a coipsman and then a He also rejected a re­ Wo rant cold storo9a lockors for your frosM moots and ve9otablos • WEDDINGS SOUPS? Mrs.' Michael J- Daniels pf lnuyto of homeawners. days thla week. Southport, were transferred to private on the right fianlr” quest by the eofanniiiato’ at- for as HtNo os $1.25 a month. Tho lockor holds c^ u t 250 pounds of SuM .yirie8 *l Maine Lobster Bisque and ^ •FORMALS Hunter’s-soup are most Bot fa New Mexloo, they’re About (be only eeqflaaatton far Yale-New Haven toe following As bullets poured Into toe pa­ toroey toot tbe pobUo ba moot. Comporo this dool btforu you buy o homu fro i ur. N eu ll BflOBoiyO demand although the other oniistiBfatig: there isn’t ennigh (b e ehsta o f aflEain eosnae Aram day, ,, trol, one smashed Into the left ipennltted ifa attieid hear- tags whem the wltoeoiao ' ^■^^■■■^^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■mmM^MOuui^HOffiHumffimumm^HMmMmi^Hmmoou^^mumuui^^mHiOa^^Hmi varieties sell well...toow ‘ lofa> Joseph Hardfa, chief metaoeoio- They had beto on toe danger side of Morales’ head and he ★ EXPERT CUSTOM FlTTINS Oiwnr paper •flC SiTkSe *i«ak 5l?*25w?pMileS?e afslse “Oby ivriBg,’* as BmesBon am wtUiag. flat at tbe U.B.' Weaffier Bureau list since toeir birth, and were fei;. kto 9$ wap n iw ye f « » qirfeUir m s Mn* *spasitir papae It w ill pay you to afa«9 aaHed tt. Ever oaprlciaus, (his IF YOU UKE THE REST GIVE US A TEST in Richmond, Va.. He bhunes reported in veiy critical condi­ “ The radio was fait and wa Holtzoff in M fast Dodd Dori'f seHle for le*s l i flW mma edvsscad Mao far ptofadioa h IBdiae ne *i8tdi, liaiM ja a r tt’a duwiulght unruly. ,, cmamb^EwNg^M bb ffTOTBwan vc eeyweere mat w everything on “outbraaka of tion for toe post three days. couldn’t call tha company,” will B»t have to apjiear SI MSSPU ST. ^ REAR OF ICE PLANT 6 4 3 M 4 U|)stata New York this week Wash Day Blues Last AU Week Long Got th« Bostiiy "After Six" Oanadfan air naaoea.” The boaptted said toe congeni­ Morales said. “When someone M onday a t m hfal Mb heaviest May maemtaU G lo th w htinff out to d ry hjtven.’t a chance in th e Chicago area w h ich like much PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE Pinehurst BeaUaa (ha oottoh h i .Ttoiaa, tal heart diseua “could not ba tried to run,'he was h it A, Fili­ heartoc ashed by xSB Noted. And. PHWbifagh’a 8.1 of-the country has feit afanoet-eOntinud oold and drizde. Dreary acenes lik« Thurs. and FrL till nine them’s • pnUem oMb faoaHilt- ooemeted' sungtoaMy due to the pino' boy-—he had oBly tw o days tomm far Fean Roasewarsfl— ^Lower tevd t a.m, M . and S a t.. r^iidda oat a koeoed. Thera’a aU& tbi* one in aubethan Aiam are eommonplaoe M soggy dothea aink lnto gieirihg left to serve here —• tri^ to 'I ■ a jldeli of m ia w on iba gvomd fa (fle a p a ge ■) backyard puddles. (AP Photefax) i (See Pale Te^) make a run for it. He was bit fa In’

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PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 18,1968 Bells Are Rlngtag” (with Judy ^^otith Windsor ^Other’ Chaplin Building Holliday). I was a year to “Fun­ LIGREn DRUG ny Girl” — a miserable role (as HEALTHXAKUliS Sheinwold on Bridge Barbra Streisand’s husband). PARKADE Threatened Nurse Strike X. ->liylCetodA.PMti.1UX Solid ^Show B iz’ Career Even “Subways Are For Sleep­ OPEN ing” lasted eight months.” kfHicH ptopte have the DENTIST SPEAKS UP Hofth dialer S2.6 Million Setter Project LONDON (APY — There la have eight balf-'brothers and |7:45 AeM. to 10 P.M. lea«t AS BE PLAYS EBIDGE Both side* voliieraU* Between shows he has found Added to New York Woes ^People NORTH o6‘ anothar Chaplin on the set of half-sisters from the comedian’s fKfN CAUCtK^ marriage to Oona O’NefU. Al­ time to open a Paris restaurant, KBW YORK (AP« — New Guild of New York, who April 24 By AtPRED SHEINWOLD A A K J6 S 2 “The Countess toom Hong which is favored by the Ameri­ struck against a newly organ- t;? K 7d Kong,” and his name is Sydney. though his parents separated Yorkera awiAe today to Friday o « Facing Electorate Tomorrow early to his life, Sydney indi­ can show business expatriates 1 . ~ ^ ixed publishing firm, the World Hie trouble wttb playing He bears the name of the late — “Lousy food, but the compa­ me iBBi-for them Just another . ^ Trth„ne A 943 comedian who was subjected to cated he has always been close Journal ’Tribune, Inc., has kept bridge against a dentist is that WEST EAST Town voters will go to the area would Inci-ease industrial health hazard has existed in ny is g;reat,” said Sydney. held luck day in « hard hick two dally newspapers and one living to, toe shadow of his to father, T ilp T ^ e l ' be knows Just what to aay when A «743 A 109 poHa tomorrow to vote on a $2.6 growth, sewer commission mem- some areas of the town for the . year with one major strike after Sunday paper from getting out 9QI10S <7 9132 mllJion doliar ouestionr-wheth. ^ several years, and there brother, the great Charlie Cha- “I’ve always been able to go he makes a Sendish play. At to him for advice on matters KILLED IN AOC8DENT . another, each affecting the gen­ erven a single edition. ’The Q 172 O Q109S five years, the Initial burden of have been numerous reports plin. But young Sydney, unlike World-Tdegram k Sun, Joumal- any rate, that's the way ft hap­ A J5 A A108 IksaUnd • r or not the town will con- the cost of the system would be of jmllution. his uncle, has been able to build concerning my career,”, said NORTH BRANFORD (AP)—A eral public. pened the other day wlun Dr. SOUTH Sydney, “and he has always car carrying two elderly New flponKfic vioience was break- American and Herald Tribune atnict sanltacy sewers to serve shifted from home owners to “The number of reports of and retain hla own career. merged to form the new corpo­ Monroe EngrtbeiE was one of A Q , the Rt. 5 taduatriel azta.. the Industrial firms attracted famng subsurface disposal sys- During toe final days of "The been of great help. But he never Haven couple craved off Route lid; out in the latest strike — hy N e w s ] * 9 Ad AliUS] urged me to be an actor. He 80 Thursday and 71-year-old Les- ration. my opponents in my weekend O A K S 43 l i u S S ! ^ * The polling places are the sewerage system. terns has been increasing at a Countess From Hong Kong,” taxicah drivers. game In Beverly HHls. never tells his children what to He A. Edwards, of 1427 Boule- Maaa reaignationa Of...... city-em chorus girls at the Latin « K Q 76Z ^ J L “ 1 1 *’■* * • * « *1 I^eaaant Valley Schoot, for dis- "Some 35 per cent of the an- ye^y rapid rate throughout Charlie Chaplin was directing are Quarter, who kicked u^ a storm Opening lead — Queen of Cmt ScniA W**t triot 1, and the South Windsor growth in South Windsor the commission said, his son and Sophia Loren to a do. He lets us decide for our- vard, was killed, {Aoyed nurses 3 r c « £ i beszts. Pam 3 Q Pam ALSO 1 selves.” Edwards’ wife, 69-year-old for Miay 23. by not kicking up their heels on Featuring beach scene. stage, but rather putting their Leonard Pruett K you tUnk the bidding was Past 4 * Pan flagh School fdr Ddstrict 2. The Dr. Desmond McGann, town “Keep it warm, charming,” Sydney made his film debut Helen, also a passenger to the Already, 1,400 of the 3,500 reg­ PM* « « AD Pan ROAD RUNNER noted that in- well-curved figures on a picket DETROIT (AP) — Both Leo­ aggressive, you have company. SPEEDY GONZALES the director instructed Miss under his father’s direction In car, suffered critical Injuries istered nurses in 21 municipal The players in that game nurse jsm % stallation of sewers is “neces­ “Limelight” 1962, Charlie’s and was taken to St. Raptwiel’s bospMiaia have tendered their Une. nard Pruett and his wife were n*RMr-4KtNNEP, PBOWN-CVEP, ----t—.,------, VtrtuaUy all town agencies P®*’ chairman Reeves Loren, who wore a pout and a PIOPLE aKP RtdFie WHO PONT aggreeslone all week k»g sary to insure proper sanitary Engaged last film to Hollywood. Before Hospital, New Haven, reeignattons, effective that date. bom on Friday the 13th but she apd boards, todludlng Mayor said. skimpy sarong. dET .le*.-./MEAvy ei/nn^i-r:.ro iut4-^m.L. (ijem out OH Saturday SA'niEOFTHE The industrial area of the taciliUes in the town.” She was evidencing the that, Sydney had trained to little State police said the driver 'iney"Ihey complainoooipiam thatuiaA theyuivy arecu e ^ g-^ says it doesn’t bother them a James Throwe, are on record In The engagement of Miss bit. Well, not much, anyway, U6HT ARE LE44 LIKELY and'SuDday. We sometiniee need town was chosen for the first Sanitary sewers would allow strains of a long and difficult theater work in Hollywood. His Robert C. Brown, 71, of 142 Ho- underpaid and they want better f^ a m p ilS Cerg Harry Redfern, a past president, ^ ■ Approximately 950 acres of available, of West Dennis, formerly of from the set to greet Julea Stein She was asked if she expected stepped up wUh the ace of dubs installed the officers, p o ^ to the ConnecUcut River, land will be available Duraee. charged was aacreUgious. anything unusual to happen to­ Graham, are the "bitter fruits” Wed.| May 25—CecU B. DeMlUe's ''The T«m ComnmnrfmwrtB^ The. moieot wmuJd reouire an — ------Although final cost figures West Boylston. and his wife. Stein is the board ’Ihe cartoon depicted a priest of our society, evidence that and made Us fiendiah play. Otoer new officers 4Lre: Mrs. toltaai tocrease in th eto wute i»*^“®trlal use and develop- be determined until Her fiance is the son of Mrs. chairman of MCA, which is About 300 of the 800 tubercUlm- day, a Friday the 13th. The east return would be a Kenneth Barker, first vice pres- sis patienta at Bronx Municipal at an altar during the consecra­ "No,” she said, but added: “I ’’the security of America is not ment, If the sewers are install- ^^er the project is put out to WiUiam A. Newton of 16 Hyde sponsoring toe film. tion of a mass, pulUng a rabbit being threatened from abroad heart, of course. South would laent; Mrs! Walter Farley, sec- 4K about mills, decreasing ed, ^ Reeves said.cniri .....bid ....the estimated costs have St. and the late uir. Mr. M»w+nnNewton. SvdnevSydney ChanllnChaplin cacame BospMal were txHd by an official keep saying that axKl now I’m wto, draw the last trump and ond vice president; Mrs. Robert to a ]»w of one-half mill at the there they will be diachaiged out of the chalice. beginning to worry a little. I so much as it is being threat­ Reeves said that “Industry been determined by consulting Miss Bacon is a graduate of a chat. Like most of the Ohap- OPEN 6 DAYS THE overtake the queen of i^tedee to Xjuce, secretary; JUui Funke, end of 20 years. now located on Rt. 6 has had to ^ u. v.— ------w.#.—. next Week. Gov. Jrim A. Volpe ordered guess I’d better knock on ened by immorality at home.” engineers, based on their ex- 'West Boylston High School and Hns, he has hair gray before Graham, addressing the dummy to discard Us two amall treasurer, Federal assistance of $627,000 However, a dty health de­ an investigafion Thursday after wood” *^**»L' M $«2-f,uuo jyg ^ considerable amount ^ r i e n c r ’and evaluation of re- Fisher Junior College, Boston, his time — 42 years. Unlike his he saw a copy of the magazine. American Bible Society’s an­ diamonds on (be ace and jack of ppA Council delegates will be ot land for septic systems up to “hccs Mass. She is a legal secretary toto'er. «®Jf - partment spokesman sold later apadee. Six clube, bid and made. Hra. Uzanas, M. R. Hellstrom being available, following a trip YEAR ROUND FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Sen. Kevin B. Harrington, D- 'Lee Graham nual meeting Thursday to New now.” -The esumated costs are con- Atty. Barry Kane of South that “no oaaea of oontagioue York, urged a “return” to the Better Return ^nd Miss Carol Mboria. to Washington last week to dis­ Operational and maintenance What to it like to work with tuberculoals wiU be disckiarged Salem, obtained a copy and HONOLULU (AP) — Lee sidered to be a realisic apprai­ Yarmouth, Mass. Bible, saying It would change Dr. Kngelbeig rtopped that by Copunittee heads are: Mrs. cuss the project with govern­ costs will be raised through an Mr. Newton is a graduate of my father?” he mused. “Im­ MON. thru SAT. 9 to 5:30 THURS. and FRI. 9 lo 9 from any city hospital’’ — only took it to a hearing room where Graham, a 17-year-old fjolifor- sal of the final costs that will Undveraity President John W. the nation’s moral tmie. returning the ten of spades to lAonel Lesaard, hospitality; Mrs. ment officials. Together with annual sewer-use charge levied Howell C heney Technical mensely stimulating. He can be cases in which the disease baa nian, who hopes to become the dummy’s rtrength while he still Ronald Matthewson, publicity; anticipated income of approx- be encountered,” the commis­ tough, but of course, how can been arrMted. Led^le was testifying before a youngest sailor to complete a upon those actually using the School, told is employed at Senate committee. P eg g y W ood had the ten of cluba. South could M n. JoseiHi Mader, library; bnateiy $350,000 that would be system. No contribution from sion notes. P ra tt and Whitney Division of you argue with him? He is al- Only five of the 40 nurses at solo round-the-world voyage by ALANY, N.Y. (AP) — Peg­ overtake in dummy and discard Mrs, George Legier, fine arts; FOR TEENS! realized from sewer asseas- The syrtem’s cost to individ- ^ ^ a f t Bronx Munidpel Hospital have Lederle aaiU he thought the sea, has reached ttie Tonga Is­ general tax revenues is con- Oorp., Eaat ways right.” oortoon in bad taste, and said gy Wood, star of television's one dianuNid, but whqn declarer Mrs. Thomas McKenna, clerical; ments . to be paid by benefiting templated toward plant opera- ual Industrial and private own- jjartford. Sydney, like hds brother not turned in resignefaioaB. lands, 8,000 miles southwest of “Mama” series from 1948 to led a third Ug spade from dum- Mrs. Michael Atwood, member- Atlantic Avenue Misquamfeiit, R.I. pro^rty owners, the total cost according to the commis- ers whose property abuts the is planned for Charles Jr., was the son of Lita Hw city’s realdents no sooner a review was underway. The wedding Honoltilu where word was re­ 1967, was appointed ’Thursday a my. Bast ruffed to prevent an- amp; James Murphy, legislative, to the taxpayers for the sew- _ sewer lines has not yet been de­ It Boylston. Grey Ghaplto; the two boys get over one labor crisis than A University spcAesman at. ceived of his arrivaL Sion. Jime 11 in We Amherst said no state funds professor of fbamatlc art by the other discard. and Mrs. Kenneth Barker, pro- ers would be about $1.6 mil The sewer authority says that termined. ’ another atares them in the face. ’The son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle New York State University South bad to over-ruff and gram. Bon, according to Rich­ Front-foot and a combination BVvt, it was the 12-day city were Involved in publication of property values will increase the magazine, but that it was Graham «f Terminal lalend left Board of Trustees in Albany, play the rest from Us own hand. ______, '______ard Reeves, sewer commission of front-foot and area assess­ ' Bilbway and bus strike that be­ California last July. He arrived He had to lose a diomoDd trick wth the installation of the sew­ a m im e d where she will Isegin teaching chairman. ment methods are being con­ gan Jan. 1. paid for out of funds appropri­ GRAND OPENIHG ers, and that expenditures for in American Samoa to Jantmry. next September at $18,000 a at the end. Down one. ated by the student senate from j However, the posslbtittty that construction will be ^ less now sidered. The assessment figure Between then and now, there After waiting out the hurricane year. Losing Ihe atam wasn’t so bed. ‘ a secondary treatment facility could also be Based on the tax were strlkee by: the annual assessments oh stu­ FOR THE SEASON! than at some future date, when dents for various campus activ­ season, he set sail in his 24-fpot What we didn’t like was Doctor '■will soon be required by,the evaluation of the property, Famous "Bunting" 3 PIECE PATIO GROUP Heerae and funeral limousine sloop ‘ In the next 5 to 16 years. In June, 1961, a six-man soni- • busiest (175,000 riders daily) treated by a minority of con­ geles 'Hiursday for divorce on ing Thursday night, toe fire ANSWER: fitd 1 NT. This East Windsor plant is being designed eventu­ i commuter Une, on* for a coupls 1 The town would then have to taiy study committee, apipoint- temporary society... grounds of cruelty. He asked for company vot^ unanimously to dwwB about 6 to 10 pointe to DRIVE-IN »ou't5 (up date the system to meet the ^ally to handle sewage ^ collected I of days in ths midst of (he tran- all commimlty property and uphold a decision of its execu­ Ugh cards, Mdth no suk worth S DIFFERENT BANDS EACH NITE! DON’T BOSS THEM!' ed by the board of selectmen, Cocktail Table “Unforttmately this cartoon inew requirements. A secondary from the entire town. The sUhmiiitlted a request for the 1 sit tleup, (he other for part of a has been constnied by individ­ reasonable visiting rights vrith tive committee earlier to the showing and not enough tniinp • from Unlv. of R.L • from Westeriy, B.L •treatment facility would cost 50 sewers on the Rt. 5 area wiU ^ day 1 ^ Tuesday. Lisa, 6, a daughter of 26-year- day closing the pool and arena. support for a raise cf partner's LITTLE JOHN THE VARIATIONS Immediate preipeiratlon of a uals as a piece of the same big­ Ito 60 per cent of the coat of provide the basis for sewers ^-eHminaTy report. and Matching I Airport bus drivers, whoM otry which in actuality it was old Mrs. Cox by a previous mar­ Judge Edward S. Northrop in auk. and the SHERWOODS ^ {the primary treatment plant, to serve the whole town. As the riage. * Copyright Ctoneral • from Middletown, Conn. * from Groton, Conn. In November, 1962, an ap- I w allet eight days ago has left intended to satirize.” U.S. District Court in Baltimore NOBODY’S CHILDREN THE RUNAWAYS •Federal aid would probably be need arises, sewers will be ex- I air travelers heavily dependent The couple married Oct. 19, ruled that toe pool and arena, Features dorp. pheatton was mode to the Fed­ R o ck er. I available when such legislation tended to other areas of town eral Housing and Home Fl- I on taxicabs, ,v, 1963. Divorce plans were used for roUer skating and var- lie enacted. hi an orderly fashion, the com- FW Tojp $10,000 FROM MANCHESTER, CONN. , hanoe Agency for a plannitog I The^ fleet oeb driiwra, seFKQFpe (AP)(i —More COMMISSIONER NAMED Club Setting. Non-Alcoholic Drinks iuid Foods,Served. er the edgtoeering costs for the day, preparing for SaJtur^y’a final plans for the project. trol Expert, Bupervlaed by the finest technical ' — sUU rolling. ■ ' uromen In the United States than $2 millimillion to American as­ HARTFORD (AP) — Former Proper Dress, Please. |.95 firing of on Explorer scientific stall, phone our nearest local ofSce: ! Memhers of the Newspaper earn $10,000 or more. sets of toe late Viscount Aster, state representative Leonard M. The present sewer oommisoion eateUHe and next Tuesday’s IN MANCHESTER—Tickets Available From: I was appointed by the town son of Lady Aster, were die- Calne of Naugatuck has been Gemini 9 filght. Mr. Andy Doll and members of The Quiet Ones !| See Our Assortment o poeed of Thursday in Surrogates named unemployment compen­ East Hartford council in January, to plan and The Explorer launching, post­ TICKEtS $1.25 ! Ironing: administer the proposed proj­ Hew doll * molieii piduri sbetit Court to; New York. sation commissioner at-large for poned earlier to th e week be­ DRIVE-IN po.uS wrtiWi.>ll%liHWliiWlKw»i»l‘ The bulk of his American es­ ect. Members Include Reeves, ■fWipMMMWIkwwIi CoimecUcut. cau se o f a defective antenna Board Pads 649-9240 Budget Terms! WiBioim Oarrtogton, Benedict tate jwas left to Us widow, the Gov. John N. Dempsey an­ connection, is set for 12:16 a.m. former Bronwen Pugh, one of nounced Caine’s appointment and Covers KlupchunoB, Frederick Mohr, Britain's leading models; their (EDT) atop a Delta rockeL The Imagine the pride you’ll take in your porch or patio and consider the comfort ; j w ^ j Thursday. Ha succeeds Max L. craft is to make an extensive Harold Bdoe, Robert Murray BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. iPtCIUReOPTHEYEAR? t^ daughters; to WiU am ^ ooldenthal of West Hartford To Fit All arid Enoch Felton. you'll enjoy, year-after-year with this lovely outdoor group by Bunting. Sturd­ fo y U ti Waldorf Astor, 16, a son by a Study of the earth's uppn at­ EYHIYONE IS TALKING ABOUT THE TOWN'S BEST FOOD * . , A N D i. who has retired. The term of of- DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • 1ST. 1812 IlibilHli*. previous marriage. Two former mosphere. Ironing ily made of lightweight rust-proof tubular aluminum with deep seated inner- fice expires Jan. 1, 1068. While the Gemini 9 ontronauta THE FASTEST AND MOST COMPLETE TAKE-OUT SERVICE, TOO! Mandiester Evening Herald i& IS S wives also were given bequests. South Windsor correspondent, The Oldest and Largest in Conn. sprirg cushion construction to give you years of'service. Beautifully uphol­ Astor died to Nassau, toe Colne served to the General practiced pbosee of their three- Boards. A 5^ day miaslQn launch tesuns Anne lyons, taL 644-86^ stered with weather resistant supported Vinyl with striking floral pattern. Spa­ Bahamas, lest March 7 at age ^« n b ly as Naugatuck’s rep- STORES OPEN TONIGHT tUl — t 'titovyand Cleo/iS 69. resentative " " 'to the 1947, 1949 and readied, (he rockets. Tracking cious glider has the famous Bunting ball-glide suspension for noise-free gliding 1967 sessions, and also was statiems around the world also WHERE? w. inbk;iS6 ran through Mveral hours of ease. 8 pieces: Glider, cocktail table, and rocker. Hedy Lamarr judge of the Naugatuck Borough AT THESE THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS. MAIN STREET BELOW "A DeUght” TONIGHT Court from 1958 to 1960. cxerciaea. B. Drew — BURNSIDE LOS A N G E J^, (AP) — THE FOOT OFFICE NEXT TO DAIRY MART. Say, Times :0 0 -9 :1 0 Hedy Lamarr wants $5 million from the May Co-. department stores for injury to her reputa­ DON'S BARBIR SHOP Bunting Aluminum and Innerspring Choise tion and ' “indignities and F R E E >N CAR h e a t e r s 2 Alfred «lio*8 that humiliation.’’ S)ie claims she Hitchcock (FORMERLY PARKWAY BARBER SitCWP) Outdoor relaxing comes easy with this deluxe chaise! FOB THE 8th CONSECUTIVE YEAR suffered these because of arrest Thrillers For the long stretch—full 72-Inch leng^th. Smart styl- last Jan. 27 on charges of shop­ mEnDoius For The CHKXENKMG Now Located at 405 GENTER S f. good-looker tog. Polished aluminum frame and sleek, tailored lifting $86 worth of merchan­ Price Of I cushions, featuring Nachman "Peerless” Innerspring DRIVE-IN Hartford 527-2222 NEXT TO HOBBY SHOP units, sisal insulated. Extruded firm rests, conceal Opening June 27 dise from the firm. A jury ac- HARIFORD SFRIKGflUO iXPrt) - RIS hORIH “HOME OF HEAVENLY FRIED GHIDKEN” qtotted her April 22. springs that adjust back to 6 positions. Seml-pneu- Jordan Wank, attorney for toe DON INVITES ALL HIS CUSTOMERS yira*re driTing matlc tires. All weather vinyl fabric to fresh floral BLEN HAVEN BOYS’ DAY CAMP 51-year-old actress, filed suit SEAN CONNERY) SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIALS patterns on white background. Thursday to Loa Angeles. It AND FRIENDS For further hrfonnatioii. call charged false arrest and impris­ Camp Secretary, Edtvkrd McCarthy—Hartford 028-0922 or TO VISIT HIM AT HIS NEW SHOP around onment, assault and battery and NOW Comp Director — George Mitchell malicious prosecution. ftCHNiCOLOR__ CALL Vt HEAVENLY FRIED CHICKEN HARTFORD 233-7626 town? ONLY Or write P. O. 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• MANCSSEStER EVENING H E R A L D ,, MANCHESTER, CX)NN., FRIDAY, MAY 13,1966 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR Tolland Coimg Wonts Main Road Puhtic Wa^rFimj^ Coventry nattered hot Vegetable, frattcd Annual Salaries in 1967 geletin; Iteeday, braleed bee< Coventry Backs M oruaty Says Supply Democrats Assign Duties wiOi p an iex itoe, o a m t alaer, TPC Delays Action breed aad^boKar, <*oooiate Bajrmond H. Bndlajr tUM aiidfkaiiVriiiK square wMUpcdnat batter froat- For Assembly Nomination long Auto Union’s Goals MeetsNeeds ct ttw Democnttie cMnie wM be beU ikem 8:80 to tag; WedniMay, fruit medley. r OdO ajm. Jane 4 tn the town turhey_ _ _ aeadakti, _ _ _ cranberry______rei' A vn rtertv d FlaB- ^nfchigtOB. H6 attondad the The Mandjester W at^ Oo. ComraltU*. ims an- DETROIT, Mleh. (AP)\ — hoMers, $5.25 per share, 2343 up Newark, OMo, nominated her- On 314-Umt Project has “an ample supply water, Wh. i d M vegstabto, 'apple mSvStoeunanl- Unlv^ty O o^ ^ t ^ c f Fresident Walter P. Rmitoer 18.1 per cent last year on a self at Atlantic City two years not <»ly tor the present but notmced apiwilnbnaata d tha - " amalHiak, oobbier; Ttauraday, Italian spag- gg Oov- the Umverslty of-Hartfio^ and | . Hie------Town Planmngr- Cominission - ’ (TPC) has .. post- . for many years to come,” said foDowln* committees and diBlr- DJ>.T.*a, boeaters, and hetOy VMfa»n bread, teased aal- r^orratlc Town Com- baa been employed for the past will give his 1,483,(X)0 United profit increase ta $2.1 billion, ago and surprised the so-called poned action again tm a request for a S l^ u m t apart- jjmest L. Morse, president at man: Kxeoutive, Raymond H. Injadttena srtR b e offered. Auto Workers the go signal next toe union calculates was 22.5 ReuBier caucus, toe president’s MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER ment complex on the south side of W, Middle Tpke., oj>- company at the annual jfm. Joseph Oust, Week to begin drum' beatlflg for per cent greater than that in inner political organization, in RnmnM4tet Vhod Sale " r is e ’s: £STr.^«iSL.Sn«. w w « t two top union goals in 1967 con- 1964. gaining hea-vy support, Dosite Wickham Park. The ^rnmion projert, to be meeting of stockholders held ^ day, oodOto cakae District Moriarty*a wtfa latoa former There wfll ha a rammsge, traet bargaining. “ So,” the EhcecuUve Board 4 ^ er that toe glria — and Sued Fountain Village, must ------*- ’ thta week at the company oflb^ WHUam O Ryan, Mrs Ar- mate sauce, school4)^ beaM, » Ando- jban Upton of Coventry. The 51* A »m - ooupl. MV. l«. 1. Annual salaries, instead of member said, “bhe'boys in toe there are 175,(XX) of them in the awaKawait devdopmentceveuqimeiii ofw agree- The^he TPUTPC pooiponeapoetponed acuuaaction uuon -I. Laird NeweU, chairman ^------— d F o io t ^C. Ptter Peter VanDine tomorrow at the R»- hourly wages, for production shojM don’t want anytxidy — uteon began to organize.' ments between the town and another ^artxnent-ctm structlpnbo^ of the oom- ^y, said ^ Bolton Feuerman. , than Hale Onmrmsdty Ospter on Wy District The three t ^ Tarpliiian Rndorsed orange-grape- June 9 at the Cov- ^tty. enaries S. Taipinlan of workers. and that includes LBJ — talking They formed HER, which builder, idua a review of amend- request — that of James Me- that boto w ^r supplies In if— ^ Itoln S L 2. Equal pay in Canadian and to them about limiting their stands, for: Help EkpmUze Rep- cd plans. Action on the prtr- c ^ y and William Peck, for their w eltaaM In toe iw r v o lr s Rny- iruu amososia. ^ prepmate a Mansfield has been given toe Sqoam Daaea American auto plants. * grains to only 3.2 per cent next resentation. ' poB ^^y be delayed for s«ne the construction d a SO-unlt are enough to meet the grow- The WUifaways Square Danoe stMirtiMtow Evening Berald candidate. unanimous endorsement of the ^ Edition to their: apartment, at tog demands of Manchester. puto^, Mra Rol^K Om^r. a Coventry DemocraOo Town More money, whether in saJ- time around.” The all-male exeratiye board Club has a dUb level program C^JJShy^orwep^rat F. The endorsement foUwed ries or wages, wiU be a priority At the four-day union conven- decided to give HER a teat less Brandeis Associates, who,ie- Woodbridge St and Green Rd. At toe d lre^ s ^ t ii^ committee meeting Tuesday Committee for nomination as from 8 to U .pjn. tomosxoir at penwiMi little, tot 7«e -a m . target, too. tion beginning next Tuesday in than a month ago, and the giite, | quieted the appiuval. are se»- The ^mmlasion called toe which foUowed toe meeting of tlon. Morlarty, chairman. night at which letters- from State Senator from the 88th Juniors love the Coventry Grammar Scbool, wito . ‘Tile troops ore restive, and Long Beach, Oeiif., there’ll be already are scrapping ovw tap the parcel this a/temooij to gubmltted plana “untoiagiaative the stockholders, ^ follow l^ St. Mary's Betykea Morlarty and Steven Loysim, Senatorial District. Atty. Edwin Jim Ford o f MiantpeUer, V t aa wa can’t fac^ to divert as much a lot of sound and ftu-y to set toe who's going to get the post, Downey andoTwf Htwinnn.Hudson, fillan BsiAEatd disapDOliitlng,” -BitA aikfHt offlc6rs were elected. L LAira Sunday Mass at St Mmy’s also of Coventry, were read, an­ liavitt of EUington Is also wek- gueet oaUer. Spectaton are in­ Casey to Coach from the pay envelope to pen- stage for rousing the rank and At least three within Reu- I Beittord construction firm. The for new plana NeweU, c h a l r ^ of toe b ^ ; Church wHI be at 7:30, 9:30, vited. nouncing their avallabUlty aa ing toe post and 10:30 am., and at St Jo­ sions and fringes as we did in file next year. toer’s own international head- applioation for the apartmertB SpeclflcaUy. the TPC wants In charge„ of refreahmente wifl ICEStlEDQH (AiP) — Gene candidates._____ Both men have atoo had been signed by both Bian- seph’s Miaolon Church In Ehgle- 1964,” said a VAW Executive But actu^ contract godl-set- quarters Me candidates. They pew “Ondeze” prints the pl^ to en^has^ a C. Norton, treas- be Mr. s^"*Mra.”1tone^ Bto Casey, formerly coach of a pro- written Democratic Chairmen In Board member. ting viiU come at a special pre- are Olga ' Madar, chief of toe deis and the new owner*. vlUe at 8:30 am . Church school somette and Mr. and Mi«. Phfl- fesaicoal lootiball team In An- Bolton and Andover. Leeches Kept O ff “«*•: Robert McNifl, assistant since toe writing ol current bargaining convention next UAW’s Recreation Department; The tract on wWcIi the pro­ ments ^ toe adjoining 3-store Mei- cut St Itory’s Is at 10:30 am ip BelHngbam; and, of door eoaiti, was named head coach Loyzlm has served four terma _ vy* h«*> posed complex would be built First Chnrch Notea three-year contracts, make re- year, probaWy in Detroit. Caroline Davis, head of its commercial area. ' teiw, secretary. duty, Mr. and Mra. Donald today of toe Meriden Sham- m the SUte House of Repre- T tel^ tirement at age 65 on $4tK) a Women may grab moot of toe Women’s Department, and Ed- was oitglnally a portion of the The Rev. WlUlam R. Bddah, Grwn. rocks of toe New England Pro- seiitaUves. ® Treat Form. In less than a year It le asking McCartoy and foUowlng were elected as p-gta, or the First Oonaresa- month a possibility, toe auto attention at Long Beach. ito Van Horn, an aide to Roy _ Beck to reduce the elevdUon of directors- E l«^ L. Quinn, wmgrega All dUbJevel campers are re- fessional FootbaU League. Ca- Morlarty Is a member of the industry has experiehced two The 25-man totemationed Ex- Reutoer ia tiie Citizenship De- (lOO??) carefree Arnel*) and a half, without a single ttonal Church, wiU use "W hat minded to omrtaot toe Vocal caH- soy coached toe now defunct Coventry town committee and velop^ a i* p «^ '^ iJ ^ their area ^ to proWde Harry C. Straw, Hubert E. Is a Christian T" as hte sermon water and land back-to-back years of record ecutive Board has -voted 16-9 partment. property^ b een ^ ed by ths "«>«> extensive plannings. The gtoddard, William B. Thornton, er, Jack O’Leary, about his Ansonia Black Knights ol the serves as chairman of lU voter against oenn t o ^ during toe 11 am. wor- pguppp dance camping weekend Atlantic Coast FootbaU League registration committee. In 1965, leeches. It con be appUed to Bales and profits. In toe fore- informally to recommend ex- But the girls from headquar- toe Brandeis Oorp., commission members want a Morse, Morlarty and NeweU. skin or clothing. It’s a ootn- front were toe Big Three — panslon of the board to 26 mem- ters aren’t going to get the prize Brandi Associates, and now Pl^ '^*‘‘oh would guarantee The firm of Sidney C. Roller rt^ser^ M J*^y- during the 196B and 1963 sea- he was the Democratic candi- The IWen e aub o ^ e ebu^ 8<*ool Menus sons. From 1854 to 1««1 he was date for town clerk, losing by binaition o f 76 per cent lanoHn ■General Motors, Ford end bers, with toe understanding wltoout -a little figurative, at Dovwiey and Hudson. that the apartment dweUerg wUl u id Oo., certified, public ac- iChrysler. that the new seat will go to a least, halr-puUing from women * public auraon Monday, juice, grinders at toe line coach at Southern Connect- a amaU margin to the long-time (so It will stick to a person) and In the meantime, toe obato b«k "ot be "ble to stand at to ^ oountants, was appointed aud- 25 per cent DEED. The UAW figures that divl- wxMnan. delegates representing local .00 stepped in and has oandemned * ^ t doors and stoops and look ttor for toe year 1968. H^lLiTrLTlSv^ Coventry a g h School and Roto- Icut State CoUege. KepUbUcan Incumbent, Elmore denda of Geneiri Motors stock- Joanne Wilson, a blonde from unions. and ^ aside for acquisition, toto the rear yards of the ex------d e d toe church wlU have a ■t 'T------;------, Region 1C, which includes the about 16 acres of toe otiglhal; isting- stores, onack bar. The scheduled food tear 1 7 w J T / • _ MM Flint, Mich., area, has given its purchsse, to be used^ vtoen. toe The TPC approved threo re- and rummage sale has been jl Y e t l ? hngland Vignettes support to Genevieve Nestor, a Wilbur Croes Parkway Is wW-. quests IcCSt night— two from MIC Downed postponed until fall I* ' '■ " ...... V shop committee-woman in AC ened. -Carter Chevrolet and one tram The church project executlva Flash of color to brighten your life ... done The "TPC last night, by unan- Andrew AnsaldL ’ ' Above Viet committee meets at 7:30 pm. fRows and Rows of Windows Komer, recording secretary of a Imoua agreement, settled the Carter was granted ■ a change Monday in Kingsbury House. h _ _ , ^ 1 big Bast Side Detroit local up in marvelous “Ondeze” prints - Issue of pubUc versus private to Busfii^ Zone in for an area The F’rlendly Clrde has a streets and servic^ In the pro­ to the east of its stOesro^ and River YaDey work meeting for the annual f Only One Cah Be Opened “ Tndude A«n that laugh at ironing, stay wrinkle free, posed complex. .' garago and.a chemge tb Off^ chtmdi fair at 8 p.m. ’Tuesday • __ Mazzacaro, financial secretary It specified that toe Utato Street. iParidng Zer from Bangor, Maine, Woodcock and Pat Greathouse, for sidewaUca on both sides. ^Ahwldi;-Wu CTUted a spa- ley'’fired two mlasUes In three ehip meets at 6:30 pm. and toe mtmitee. 1^ The company had a provlBlon would be just ■toe thing tor ti»e appear certain of re-election. So Dresses, Downstairs Fashion Floor DetaUed agreements and re- did ^rm h to copstract a 4-unlt Senior Pilgrim Fellowtoip at 7 7 DAYS _HYB.TEA l l j £ ® •csdllng.for toe •window written ^'^Isblboihood kids and tor par- Secretary-Treasurer Emil views of plans wiU now he ac- oddH^an to pisy 7-unlt group “J guees I was a UtUo axdted pm., both Sunday, In the Com­ compUshed at a meeting at dwdhnga toft‘.ao^east ^ tend fired the first Bldawlnder ilnto toe lease on behalf of Sal- odes. Mazey and the remainder M toe munity House. FLOillBUNDA 'w'bo says he prefers 1“ 81 pieces of equipment executive board. General Manager Robert WelsS, iier:ot M Cf^ and Summer St before It was within its kmlta.- 9 A.M.-7 P.M. A delegation win leave toe (fresh air to “canned air.” brought a total of $10,000. Auc- long-time squabbler wito Director of PubUc Works Walt^ , 'fiy»-gutted dwelling on tlon,’’ - he said. “Anyway tt church at 4 p.m. Sunday to at­ Including Sunday R ^ . $ 1 .1 9 J • The other 4,634-windows ta toe fioneer Louis Jose^ said; international headquarters, Cal- er Fmb, and Planning Director St,vto t^e east of toe whipped past him and missed.” tend the Tolland Aaeodatlon of >fi4-story struoture are setded in “There seems to be more de- yjjj Conway, 39, of Flint, has Joseph *Ibinaky, with the archi- « K li^ g 4W, daym-to :mfti*a irefim for the ad- range of about 1 % mllea. meeting, _ to__ be held _ in______toe An- *trademark posed development ditioiL ‘ The MIG was toe 12torepoct- Oongregattonal Church. (teloyes breath air oidy after it antiques I usually handle.” tocl\iding officers of his ed shot down over North Vlat A car wash and bake sale Climbing ijiias been purified, heated, i r TU • T * Che-VTolet Local 659, grlves Con- Nam. ucooied, reheated and cooled Keep m at liger way the slightest chance. will be held from 10 a m . to The dty fathers in Pawtucket, he said was “ade- R iq>un out cf conbnd and 4 p.m. tomorrow at the Oom- Rose •again. crashed. Tb# pilot evidently munity House on Rt. 44A, spon­ , I- unroUed quate time (for you) to make College Stu^^nts Set a $25 ‘Sucker^ ^ .two tiger The church vacation school Shrubs COMMON LILAC ....$ 1 4 i TO take one home, you nave Includes top auto- fingerprinted "to avoid the po» 12th Circolt U.8. officials OBld they believad •lo sling It over your shoulder. motive executives. toa Rad jets were North Viet­ will be from 9 a.m. to 11:30 St Is toe size of an automobile arrival at toe zoo. jg Reutoer has any goals other eihiUty that any unautoorixec a.m. July 6 through July 16, BEAUTY BUSH .....3tjt9 persons might take toe test” namese, although this was nev- EXTRA NICE SNOW BALL ...... $14 •tire on a stick as thick as a ^® who are of royal than more money. Industrial Court Cases er expressed with ahoolute ceiv Ameling aa director. rtzasobaU bat. Bengal and Siberian blood, observers don’t expect him to also touched off bowls of pro­ Classes tor nursery age chU- tainty; North Vietnamese and PIIIK ALNOND ...... $249 *' Brickman, who operates a blinked timidly and lort their lay them out Just yet. Some still ^^hite Stag pairs up a test dren through Grade will in­ 2 -3-YEAR-OLD CMneee edrentt morkingB are 8 WEIGELA ...... $14 !eoncession at toe beach, says appetites for rations of Uver and are shocked by toe Detroit Service officials backtracked. MANdBESTBR SX^ON clude a worship service, class strikingiy shnilar and would be Ilhe lollipops are made by a re- vitamins. speech, in which he went on to Other positive Identification ’The case of George Harlow, time, activities, crafts, games, PLANTS RED S P IR E A ...... $149 diffioiSt to (ksUngulah at tha <(ired candy maker in Lakewood, Williamson explained that the say “it seems to me that since a would be accepted, they said. 34, an inmate at the Somers and anacks. Registration forms supensooic opeada involved. BLUE M IST...... $14 !N.Y., and come ta anise, tutti zoo has been “buying eveiy- mem-ber of toe UAW -will be Witoio two weeks, the exami­ State Pfieon, was continued to are to be returned by Sunday. funsome for young salts nation pothra will be sent to Maj. Gen. Gilbert L. Meyers, ‘trutti, lime ond other flavors, body’s castoffs” ta recent years doing the same Job, maiklng the the next session of Superior HYDRANBEA ...... $149 Science Research Associates, deputy UR. Air Force com­ The prodigious ioUipop ia a and the animals have been dy- same automobile, for toe same Court in Hartford after probable TTie Rev. Mr. Ameling, pastor SPIREA graded—70 ia passing for under­ mander ki Viet Nam, oast doubt ROSE OF SHARON..$24 ^ast improvement on the all- tag of old age. company, for the same market, cause was found. He pleaded not of the church, baa baptized the DEUTZIA ...... $149 WHITE—PINK—BED—PURPLE Sailing or sunning, wherever the graduates, 76 for graduate Stu­ on speoulatton that toe Chineae •day sucker. Briokmain estimates The, last Slater Parit tiger, cannot pretend toe dents—and toe resuUs eent to guilty to a charge^ of uttering had decided to commit their following children: Donald John, fun is, you’ll find these eye-catching a forged instrument (forgery). son of Mr. and (Mrs, Erwin An-^ ^jKHi'd have to lick it one-hour Saba, killed his mate then died wage differential between the toe local draft boards. planes to the war. •each day, seven days a week tor of liver trouble. United States and Canada can Harlow, who la serving one “We have no evidence that derson; Laura Lynn, daughter favorites. Jamaica shorts in white, navy 77)0 process will be repeated m BLUEBERRIES years to get down to the ^ily difficulty wito toe perpetuated, and we lirtend to three years on other various the CUnase have come i:.,” be of Mr. and (Mrs. Harvey Bar­ 111 May 91, June 3 and June 24 for ^ ic k . or red action stretch cotton. 10-18. charges of forgeiy, claimed he toM newsmen at Saigon's Ton rette JT.; Anne Phyllis and Al­ • STRAWBERRIES city’s plan is that l^ i toe new something about it ta perhaps 600,000 additional stu­ it. Who buys a $26 loUlpop? 1907.” dents who, like the ones Satur­ did not sign his wife's name to Son Itout aiihaae. lan Philip, twin children of Mr. O RASPBERRY arrivals are females. Wlllia- Cotton knit boat neck top in red or navy " “Mostly guys anxious son is arranging swap or The UAW says toe average day volunte|»red to be tested. In a state welfare check, and his and Mra. Wawen Boyce; Karen FRUIT TREES O BUCKBERRY pay of GM Canadian workers is |taakenake a hitWt witowith their(heir girls,”girls, toem for a male at F’roi with white. S, M, L. all, the director of Selective wife, Pearl Harlow denied sign­ Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. " to 38 cents an hour below G(M Srickman sa^. “Fefiows ing It. Glenn Bradley; Douglas • APPLE • GRAPES Srickman says. “Fefiows like 2oo in Boston. Shorts Service, Lt. Gen- Lewis B. Her- DWARF STANDARD jthis, let me (ell, you, are real ______. American levels. 6 .0 0 Nine to Attend Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. • PERENNIALS ahey, estimated Thursday, more A handwriting expert, An- • PEACH ifiports.” The Bureau of LalbOr Statis­ Top 5 .0 0 ihan one million will take the thony Ltberi, who is with toe Mock Assembly- Russell Hunter, and St^hen • ANNUALS tics figures the current hourly test. Hartford police, testified that in lioyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lu­ • PEAR Repair Yard Largest straight-time wage of U.S. auto cius A. PettinglU Jr. $ 0 . 9 5 $ ^ . 9 5 • DAHLIA I- Fir?8 Popular About 1.8 million students now his opinion she definitely did not Nine Manchester Hlgb Bcbool i, AB the world loves . firs LISiNiAVIE, Portugal — Eu- workers is $8.20. It was $3.01 bold defennemts, which means sign the check, and that In all students wfil taka part tomor­ • CHERRY • TOOLS {jmgine. rope’s largest ship-repair yard' when 1964 c<»)tract8 w e n -writ- Sportswear, Main Floor approximetely 800,000 will ride probability it was Harlow's row in toe 16tfa Model UMtad The Mr. and Mrs. Cttib of the each each • PLUM j • SEEDS ^ And they also like fire hats, is being built a t Losnanre, near ten. ' (he draft board rapida without writing which appeared on the Nations Oanaral Assembly, church has been invited by toe • FERTILIZER *|>ells, sirens end anything else (Lisbon. Swteiah and Duttch ta- Reutoer claims paying worki it. welfare check. sponsored by the Foreign Poll- Couples’ Club of toe First Con­ teonnected -with the adventure of terests have combined -with era by the hour is an obsolete The test is a potpourri of Kevin McDonald, 16, of ey Association of Oraatar Hart- gregaUonal Church to attend its Ifirefighting, judging, from an Portuguese shipping companies system and told toe ^ Economic matoemaUcel problenis, word (Joventry, pleaded not guilty to ford. meeting at 6 pm. May XL in ■SttioUon held in Belmont, Mass, to form the new shipyard. The Club “we intend to tenveit to oasociatians for definltiocw, WEEPINQ WILLOW 'two counts of arson, and his The sesBion, wtiicfa ia open to the basement of toe First Con­ M About 300 peraons came to first phase calls for an outlay aalaries so that we, te effect, reading comprehension, charts toe ptibhe, will ba held from gregational Church, when Rus­ •(be outdoor sale of collectors’ of $28 million. Initially the can have some of th^ benefits and gnqfia. case continued to Mky ^ for prdbable cause hearing. Mc­ 10 am. to 4 pm. at the Aetna sell LeqiMml, form erly o f Coven­ items from toe estate of toe late yairi wfil employ 1,500 woikera that you enjoy on the manage- Mrs. MoOartfqr said in an in­ life Insurance do., 151 Farm­ try, will spe^ and show slides SHADE TREES 6-8 F t Donald is accused of setting 2.95 ^ jyincent Sullivan. —eventually, 4,600. ment end of tois problem.” terview the test was "carefully ington Ava., Etertford. of South America. Those at­ SILVER MAPLE NORWAY MAPLE SUGAR MAPLE structured” by a pand of edu­ several fires in Oovent^ in . liocal participants, each d A pril tending WiU go directly to the Fast Growing cators and psychologisto “for whom wU represent a country, host churoh. 8-10 R. 123.95 10 -12 R. 25.00 POPUR TREES curricula in colleges acroaa toe A charge c f Intoxlcatlcm include Brartl; James Newton, 6 - 8 R . 3.98 against .Vera J. Heckler of St. Gecmalne’s Gnild 10-12 R . 30.00 II ' country.’,’ Commfttea I; Teresa OUvo, (Mrs. Harry McK^aliok o f 8-10 R . 6.95 12-15 R . 30.00 Here are samples of toe kinds Coventry wka. iteUed. Committee n ((Miss OUva is an 12-15^R. 35.00 South ^ was installed as prcfsl- 10-12 R . 13,95 8-10 F t 2 . 0 0 cf questkxis (hat wiB be aaked: MIHB exchange student, is a dent of St. Mary's St.. Gw- A stick 36 inches long is to be residant of Bratf); Miriam Ra­ FREE FREE malne Guild at its meeting loot CRIMSON KMG ’ LARGE cut So that one piece la one- mos, Oommlttae IV; Thrkey: nigfat in the church hall on SHADE MASTER F or fourth as long as the other. How orce Alan MacDonald, Oommtttae I; MAPLE 10 17.95 School S t LOCUST WEEPING IMVHIOW many inchea long must tot Stephen Penny, Oonunittee H; Otoen tutatted tnotada Ifk*. 8-10 R . 27.95 aboiter Mece be? Barry Gooding, Oommittea IV; Smashed by WUUam Ball c f Ripley BW Rd-, 10-12 R . 34.95 12 -1 5 R . 24.95 $35.Im (A ) 6 (B) 7 (C) 10 (D) 12 (B) UMtad States: Rfilllam Hart, vtee preeldeat; Mrti. Joseph L. 16 ' Oommittea I; Judy Naschka, Shanahan of Ftandera Rd., sao- PRIVET 4th ANNUAL as la two-seventoa of what U.S. Marines Oonwfittea H; and Jhde Kata, retoiy, and Mrti. Raymond L. number? CoinmHtea IV. (A) 91-7 (B) 14 (O 64 (D) 118 Kalber o f Biwwwter S t, traoa- Lxmdscqping Increases HE 0 GE ( pom Page Ooa) In pr^mroftion for toe model tawr. fE ) 224 aasenMy, the students went to In toe following sample, toe taisala ^ make rec New Tork in FSboruaiy for spe- Lutheran Servleea The Rev. Widiom H. WUUns, Your Property Value N ew ! no^back look student is cLsked to choose the ommendatjona for w to ./ ’ ___ brieflnga____ _ on (he agenda -rw. <. -n_ Hardy Norfh! CAM P SHOW ■ ■ . i ■ ■ * pair of words which are in tiie Weapons and also (tema at the jPsnnanent Mia- some rdationship to each other were seized, police aedfi. - to tha uk of toe coun- Lutheran Churah, will ««*-*cooduot . . . CMid you COR io mveh ! SPONSORED BY aa doctor — disease: Despite toa cracfcdonm, ter­ tries they wfil be reprasentfng. the werahip service at 10 d 6 off IIm woifc yomelff 10f»2.50 A—(Miser: money rorism continued in the teeming The agenda, was taken from am. Sunday in the new chnrah . • i BAFCA CH ^BR o f n e w ENGLAND FAMILY CAMPERS ASSN. B—Ulness; prescription city. A homemade grenade was the actual agenda of the 20th huMdtt« at Rt. 81 and Rtvsr in Peruviah sandals C—Sberifi: Crime thrown at two Americans near sesaion of the United Nations Rd. North. Sunday Scbool is «t May We. Suggest... 100 FO, 20.00 D—Theft; puniahment the central market early today. General Assembly. Tha commit­ 9 am . E-.^tem : hospitai Injuring one cf .the Americans tees are; Committee I (politt- PHNA Report AT TOLUND AGMCULTURAL CENTER T be'seanaw en: (B) 7; (D) 133; elighUy and five VietiMmese. non-proUferation of nu­ Tha two pubbo health vistt- GROUND COVERS - RHODODEN- LAST WEEK’S WINNERS: (O sheriff: crime The terrorist escaped. cle i waopooa; Ooramlttas H tag nurses mads X4B vMto dur­ ROUTE 90 — ROCKVW'CONN. .00 There are no bard and fast A .Vleteemese milltaiy (monomic) creatloo of a new ing April, 44 of which were for Mrs. B. E. Baker nilea governitig student defer- spokesman repbrted that 4'ragl- development. fund; and Com­ tbeiapautte m ning and 197 tar DRON-ANDOMEDA-EVER- Crestwood Dr. mmiba. Aa always the local draft ment of government troops- en- mittee IV (trusteeship) inde­ health aupervlelon. RotkviOe ...... ; ...... 140.00 boards have wide authority to gaged an estimated 300 Viet pendence of Adeil. The wall-child cootereoee in GREENS - AZALEAS - VINES tEKfS - TENT TRAILERS^ HARDTOP fliAILERS Olive Collins decide who shall he allowed to Oong 61 miles southwest of Sai- Resolutions prepared by toa Api« raw M chiliben receive Travel the summer circuit with the stay in school and who is to be goq Thursday. students wOl be debated In phyaioal azamlnaitloaii and Im- 325 Bnckland Rd. TRUCK CAMPERS - CAMPINC EQUIPMENT Bent pardting to Induction cen- He said government forces committoa meaUnga In toa nwmlaatteiia ftem Dr. Louisa G. Wapping, Conn...... $50.00 greatest of chic in dark brown leather tars—with - the battlefieklB of and U.S. heilooptera klUed U morning and in plenacy aeaaion Tofal, a town phyrtetan, aaaMr Large Flowering Viet Nsin Just over the horiaon Viet Oong, woundad 90 and cap- tat tha oiKamooiiL ed by Mra. Tbereea Hattw. G L A D B U LB S Richard J. Stratton } ■OOIHS MSn)E AND oinsw e swdals with the airy no-back look. for mftBy young men. ' ijurad Xft Ha. iteld moot o f (ha - ■ ■ - A total of 48 : C M > T re e s , 165M dK eeS t ------Viet Gang ware kffled by the » » c. J.A ad-on tamuDXihwtlaa »**"*«» Isat Manchester, Gn u . ..$200.00 E xciting, new. . . imd w ith hand 2R96 COVER BUSINESS aimed ' AteMiican heUooptora. S^o aelOK Stanoora mnnlta run by Dr. R bbeit P . SATURDAY. MAY 14 — 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. NEW TORK — Ammlcan In^ Govenimem casuoltiea were WAaBlNCrrOiN^-A study by Bowen, health director, aaolat- Basco laced leather soles. Sizes 4 to 10. dustry and bustoess suiq^ described a4 fight tha QfOca of nMm—Mnii /oiud ed by lira. KoSmt. Volunteen 49 SUNDAY, MAY 15 — 1 P.M. to 5 PA4. ^ 6-8 Ft ^ 21eb0 ^ Woodmont Dr. acme 2,600 pubUcations that . ------— that ahnoat 6 par cent of fiidl- asriatlng were Mrs. Hany Mb- West Hartford ... .^.$50.00 aover one trade dr buriness. Drop bookies should ba placed time pid>ttc-acboo( teatoars do KUotek, Mirs. AfiOert and Borton’M Shoe Stors Among the tiaea ora Who^s tarn inebu apart on oooUa not moat state oariMteatioo llira> Rtetaard OoughUn. dozen ^ rg e E. Comdl Who in tbs Hrtcfaery Wbrid Asets . ao they wfil •praad. atendarda. TtalB BODtaar. now Tliai report of Mni- 8.10Ft^25kOO 86 George Dr. FREE and Tha Corset A Underwoor Itelted ones inay be ftecad elo^ about 81,700 teaebon, Ina bam siatair| mnw of tte FriWte Y m o a ^ C m n ...... $40.00 Beviow. 'tegether as they wfiinotapnad. dacBntaigrtawiy iBTCoriityaaia. HariRli

\ / P A G E SIX Tiede Young John Garfield Tall Edition of Dad 13 GI’s Believe Larry Joel HOlXiYWOOD (A P ) — The He can — and did — reclU the yoxmg man's name Is John G ap *^™ous^ J h G a r ^ e W ^ S ’d Earned His Medal of Honor p i field Jr., and you recognize his mused about how the T I '128.' 009 Tcl. 643-5476 parentage immediately. were against him. 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Conn, You see the same deep-bum- Young Garfield attended New BY TOM TIKDE f . ___and Personal Attention! tag eyes, the easily-rumpled York’s Ethical Culture High Am our Best Advertisement" brow, the square cheekbones. School — "Strong as an Eagle! BIEN HOA, Viet Nam— You also catch glimpses of the Swift as a Vulture! Hooray, (NEA)—In the 100 years and same Intensive energy. The only Hoorah! Ethical Culture.” The 16 conflicts since the Civil War, jarring note is his height — a urge to act was always deep In more than 31 million Ameri- towerlng 6-feet-2 vs. his father’s his consciousness and he pur- cans have served under arms B-9. S'led dramatics dtndng his year jn defense of their country, FLETGHCR GLASS CO a OF SIANCB2STEB Young Garfield has come to and a half at Brandeis Universl- .. Hollywood at age 22 — his la- ty. heroes. ther was 30 before he made the "Then I decided I needed „ . . j- , , .u . . 11____ journey. John Sr. was already a more practical instruction, and . ^ handful of the total have “ When You Think of Glass, 6494521 Broadway star when he made I went to London to study at the more, Think of Fletcher^' his film debut in "Four Daugh- Academy of Musical and Dra- They—3,172 of them—have ters” in 1938. matic Arts,” he said. " I learned been Medal of Honor winners. His son has a year of stage a great deal and acquired some >rhe award is not generously 54 McKEE STREET repertory behind him and is needed confidence. That’s what gjven nor easily earned. In. all starting with a two-page bit in it takes in acting — confidence, jjje valor of World W ar 1,127 "The Warning Shot,” starring and having something to say.” were presented; 459 others were I TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS David Janssen. Oddly, Garfield He defined what he had to struck,for World W ar n, and from $25.00 to $45.00 Is replacing Dodger pitcher Don say: That everyone should be jg j during Korea. Drysdale, who has gone on to accepted for what he is; that . j. Now Is the time to bring In your screens to be repaired. | other things. people should love one another. , Like afl second generation * T t u m ln g to New York, Gar- Storm window glass replaced. performers, Garfield is aware field found work with the New rponmition is clven of the assets and liabilities of York Shakespeare Festival, AUTO GLASS IHSTALLED bearing a famous name. which brings the Bard to the tar Incredible feats of courage " It used to be a hang-up with people, wherever they may be. there s a bit GLASS FURNITURE TOPS me, but I’ve learned to live with "There’s no training like “ *'**'*- It,” he remarked. "Listen, it walking onstage to be greeted Larry Joel is a good example, MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) can be a real advantage In get- by a barrage of paper cups,” he He recently saved 13 people ting to see people who can help said. "Once during ’Taming of from dying, PICTURE FRAMING (all lypas) you. But of course that’s all It the Shrew’ a ^ p bottle sailed ^ Baltimore, He worked for hours, moving a dozen times across the bitterest, bloodiest does for you; then you’re on past my toad. But when the au- ^ ^ your own.” fences dug what we were ^ stretches of activity. »■ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Young John was bom here doing, they were great.’’ g I s who bumped into a during his father’s tenure as a He then joined the National th- onpmv in Including 13 who, but for Joel, Tiede are collected in the at- The Manchester Evening Her- W am ir Bros, star - "so In a Repertory Theater for a tour of h a ttiX ld would be dead. traetdve new 120-page book, aid, Box 489, Dept. 06040, Radio sense I ’m coming home." He the United SUtes. That’s when ‘ “ e hell of a jungle battlefield, ’-’Your Men at W ar,” You can Olity Station, New York. N.Y., moved to New York when he he decided on his name. The enemy, at times as close Many great stories of prize- get your copy for $1 by Vrlting 10019. Allow three weeks for de- Read Herald Advertisements was 6, and his father died when “ I was bom David — what as 30 feet, had a 6-to-l numer- winndng correepbndent Tom to "Your (Men A t W ar.” c/o livery. the boy was 8. So his memories good Jewish father would name leal advantage, knew it, of his father are dim; but his his son a Junior?” he said. "But threw the fury of a battalion of Image has been refreshed, a David Garfield was already a weapons into an action that was thanks to television. member of the actors’ union, decidedly in their favor. " I ’ve seen all his pictures and I wasn’t allowed to use the Americans dropped like flies, about 30 times,” said John. "M y name. Every man in one lead squad favorite of ail is ‘Body and "So I decided to he John Gar- ^^s immediately killed or Soul’. Then comes ‘They Made field Jr. Why not? There are 8 wounded. Screams accompanied Me a Criminal’ and parts of million actors for every job. swelled sounds of warfare. T h e Fallen Sparrow,’ ’Pride of Why shouldn’t I use a name that ^ en choked and cried every- fiie Marines’ and of course, would at least get me through where. •Four Daughters.’ ” the door?” It was Impossible to help them all. PRICES VERY LOW WE MUST LIMIT QUANTITIES! But Larry Joel damn near ECONOMY SALE so Events in World did. HARD-TO-BEAT APPLIANCE SPECIALS Shouting encouragement as he moved from the wounded to G/uvnlA PAR IS ( A ^ — ^ r e e m m offered tJuee folded loin clothes the dead, he ripped open trouser BELOW OUR REGULAR LOW, LOW PRICES! were sentenced Thursday night ^ auferent lengths. legs, _ . slapped .. on bandages, in­ K N O W N FOR VALUES Ff It to prison terms ran^ng from picked the middle length, Jected needles, wiped blood to five to 20 years for the kidnap- nieanlng average rainfall for see wounds, brushed away splin- y * « - longest wwould o u ld ters...... of broken bones, applied w lD a «a u H , i^eofam^Um^ little «iln, the tourniquets, transmitted plasma, 5-yeur guarantee coverage unmatched Uonalre builder of French ) 'k aboitest heavy rainfall. and ignored warnings to get planes. down out of the line of fire. by 8 out of 10 leading brands % Jean-Jacques Casanova, 89, t "i Aid ffir India Medic,” a man would yell. received the maximum sentence NEW DEUH, India (AP) — "please, medic!” f.* »'■! (*■'' I «f 20 yean. k Free delivery within our regulor delivery oreo Planning^ Minister Asoka Mehta " I ’m coming, I ’m coming.” Maithieu Costa, 27, received a today the U.S. government "Help. Help me.” aeven-year term and Gaston has Indicated It will meet Us Free installation under normal conditioiis "I'm here, take it easy.” k Darmon, 16, got five years. "appropriate rtiare" of India's Exposed as he was, it was Im- escape the ,y#K !esw massive sheets of incoming ind twi( FAMILY SIZE 15 CU. FT. the afternoon bullets drilled. JUST 100 * PER CUSTOM® returned from a party. cent talks with U.S. and World Into the lower half of his body. The kidnapers demanded 8800,- Bank officials on India’s requeid REFRIGERATOR OEFROSTS 000 ransom, but poUoe found the for |8.4 WHlon in aid during the Neither, however, slowed him hideout and rescued M n. Das- next five years. down.. He strapped bandages •autt. The nonproject aid might in­ around the punctures, gave him­ AUTOMATICALLY clude an outright loan which self shots of morphine, and MEN'S COnON WALK SHORTS MEN'S MESH SURFER KNIT SHIRTS Y Big Comeback IiKha could use to finance im- moved again to help the rest. GIRLS' PERT SUMMER DRESSES More convenience! More fea­ MISSES' COnON DOUBLE KNITS LONDON (A P ) — The opposi- porta of machinery, steel and Some were beyond that help, Cowol fwllli end gingham walk thartt Tn ' Oo-Oa odlon ifylod for cool cummar woor. tures than you’d expect at ■rMtV ueep otmI Ivrtl. iwdi tlvlM af Th*)r'>* HokI, cool, and w mfortobh — |u«l Ingl Crew nocki. V-na, and Honlty col* tlon Conservative party made a other commodltito as It wishes, but others — the estimate Is at chockod full of •lyl.l foitoli, florab. goe- pwatUd wild color, and gloldt. Ivy bait dncmiy csel 100% cetten. Doubt* knllf In I m ctyllng wHh ploln'fnnt^ rogulor and Ion In ottortod wlldi or >adng itrinail big comeback Thursday in locid leMt 13 — are alive today be­ this low price. Separate doors ribi, .oliilt end ttripot.' WMl*. rowdor. werlB, ttrlp*.. and ctwoki, rlflhl bi lunn Fully woihoblol 3-M.l-XU blue, or moil*. S-M-U wHh lummor. Many i Imvowm (lylo* for wociani pochatc WoMc 29.42. borough council elections cause of It. One, for example, provide instant access to ei­ big end littio ilitor. 1-tx, 7-14. throughout Britain. Sudan Has One Port had a gaping ozzing hole in his , ther section; add extra in­ Campgra at 9.9t Compora at 3.98 Prime Minister Harold Wll- chest before the medic impro- door storage space. Spacious Cemporo at 2.99 Cgoipara *1 3,99 , , . . , , . , , PORT SUDAN ------Potentl^ly- vised a piece of plastic to seed K.”.? ‘ S .r S .? « . a . Reputh. Pt HP s«a „ shelves hold bulkiest foods; local couiKils in 18 large cities, the cavlety. , , >1 Aais aiiitvsi.almost uiic-utiiuone-third the size of slide out for easy cleaning. He worked for hours, moving ^ the United States, but has a and Plymouth. a dozen times across the bitter- Large ‘True 2Iero’ freezer; p<^ulaUon only slightly o ^ r 13 , ^ With most of the results In, liftout egg trays; full width nwHion. only 3 per cent of the «IS6 the Conservatives gained 288 34 qt. vegetable crisper. 96313 .eats and l ^ t 27. U ito r had 62 ^?Su^^ion‘“ su^ la *?* G l'A 'H X 3 2 "W X 26% "D No MONIYDOWN... gains and 237 losses. The Liber port and where there was no ths country’s only sea outlet. 15,47 Cu. Ft. N E M A net 1.75 weekly ol party showed 41 gains and 89 fresh wounded to care for, he losses. rechecked the dressings and,^ AIR SERVICE OKAYED conditions of the e x ls ^ g T V Auction EAST HAVEN (AP)—Airplane wounds. AM STBKDAM , the Nether- But when the a c U ^ broke t 4/*,-1 Airport in Groton have been giv- lands (AP) — A televised auc­ anew he rushed to,.tto cecenter of tion of 'more than 200 paintings, en InlUal approval by the State j tha^wemy began Aeronautics Commission. ^ sculptures and musical compos­ charing in ^ 'm a n waves, blis­ OELUXE 30"GAS RANGE HAS The ' action was taken at a itions raised 8175,000 today for tering the''area with shot and meeting Thursday at Tweed- a defense fund for persons ac­ explosion, Joel stoo® approved by commission ex- He continued a full day like EYE-LEVEL CONVENIENCE file artists. The target of 827,500 ecuUve director Horace B. Weth- ■ walking when possible, was to match a Dutch govern-' erall, Involve permanent instal- crawling when not . . . until, Sient grant to the fund. latlons by Pilgrim Aviation and finally, his legs would' maneuver When several large concerns Holiday Air Service. no more. Then, near collapse, OELUXE 4-PROGRAM 19" PATIO COCKTAIL TABLE BAKED ENAMEL STEEL COVERED LOCKER pledged gifts after the target The two firms Seek the right he was carried from the battle, 3 PIECE TIER CURTAIN SET FAMOUS MILL REACH TOWELS was reached, at 10 p.m., the goal to operate an air taxi service A few days later Lawrence WASHER WITH 9fom Amorlca'c LiaatacI mllb. Cannon, All ctwl conttructlcn mokas thb on tdoal largo tbo 30*n14*j(12*. Snnp-iprlng lock was raised tenfold. between Groton and Kennedy Joel, RA-12263593, a Spec. 6 In lively Prevlnclot and floww prinh In ^ ' outdoor potia and perdi wrvlrtg lobb, or withvltfi podlockI ...... ottochmont. Big tontion draw ■ llghtful coloringt. Sturdy, ilyllih, 100% Con*, and Pacific Donw and abcerbont wo (I in Ik# dml 19* high, 19* diomalar. WATER SAVER tarry In ha.nwn .cUa 34*jc43* and lorgor ■bolt*, wit*.■ ^ lumpor enmer*. -uirifull length troy*,- Airport In New York City, and the Medical Corps, was recom- cotton Mllcleth that nrachlna Wochot Uka loothorloathor handle*; hondlt*; a droom. 34* liar. • h ^ Pcrfocl for- booch or bofh. Choaia Ancient Ceremony also permlsslcm to install faclll- mended to become the 3,173rd from ttriptt and prlnti in ouarfod colan. Dcluxo modol, 1111. BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — ties for fueling, and main- winner of the^ Medal of Honor. Oor rofolgr 1.99 Oer rofelar 9.18 Watched by ’Thailand’s king and tainehce of planes, and flying A lot of guys here hope he Compaia el 1.99 par sol Caaipate ol 1.98 oath queen and thousands of otiier lessons. gets it. spectators, a sacred ox lai^>ed ^______' ______NOMONtTDoiiifN 'H up alc<^ol today and the royal BAOwagUy astrologer predicted greater W Fainous Make trade and economic benefits for FREE LEOTURE WED. MAY 18, 7 PM. 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Write or phone for free guest ticket MORSE 1 I /urnr/rf^ f MANCHESTER K.i.K-, ill.- ■■■; 1 - ’ I COLLEGE, 183 Ann St.. Hartford, 522-2261. MANCHESTER PARKAIJe! Mmbll TURNPIKE WE^^ • OPEN MON. THIIU SAT. 9:30 A M. TO 9 P.M. •> "CHARGE IT" AT GRANb-WAY .. TAKE MONtHS TO PAYl PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, lEIDAY, MAY 18,1966 BIANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, FRIDAY, MAY 18,1968 PAGE EIGHT Vernon Increased ’Copter Fleet LET US PRICE Agmy Or Arrogance? Events Masons Mark YO U R NEXT The other day Senator B>HbtoitB a federal An intensive effort Is being that woudd have aocompanied 2, in the Masonic PablM ieni greater mobility in the face of appear and to sha,tter and scat- rooBdedOotobw L UU vation on the part of Fulbrlght chose to grand Jury in OWcago wiB in- made to obtain at least 5.000 the proposed temple, vdtb a ^uroert \ih . __ . . . The proposal ait that time was Night. All Master Masons, not rising Oommuniet Infiltration. ter those Red units before they NOTICE PaUtahed Bverr Brenln* Bwept _8omd*7» take it aa a surly allegatioir "'that, ws ^ U g a t o « « vo^Uon, urging ^ members of the local lodges but A month from now, officials can combine Into bigger and andnd'HoUda^ Holidar*. Entered atjUie«t the Poet OfflM.M have already attained'and succumbed to J b ^ ln the aale of books to the extention of toU-free tele- Rockville and Hartftoid. Mhn- uving in the Manchester area, eald, there will be close to 1,800 more formidable formations, Cancheeter,_ Z - Conn.. M Second Clnee linger. such "artoipsnce.’’ BPraries. pheme service foV Rockville area Chester, Windsor Looks, Staf- being invited. helicoptera in Viet Nam—an Helicopters are Important LARRABEE’S And there was considerable sympathy residents. Rml Springs and Thompeon- wmia^ M. Wyman of Nor- Increase of about 200 from the also In that they are used to SUBSCRIPTION RATES most recent totaL bring up artillery into remote BARBER SHOP ^jraUe in Admace for the nation’s actual leadei^p v^cn, has b^oondS^ Almoet. 2,000 algnaturea have Mantoes- ^tch. grand master of M a^ One T ea r At toe same time, the officials f ^g Ojln^ 16 PITKIN STREET w » bConthd «•••*•■••••••••• on Tussday, President Johnson, standing bearinga on charges by librard- been received by a committee Connecticut, and several of entree H ontiie ••••■••••••••• e .w A petition with shout 500 tj,e Grand Lodge officers will said, additional helicopter com- helicopter can lift a 106mm .in the civilized surroundings of Prince­ ana fbnt they have encountered distributing the petition in One Montli LW paniea will be foraied in the h<^tzer. ton University, wearing a cap and gown, indloatione of price fixing. stores and contacting telephones names was submitted to bring greetings ffom the Grand NOW OPEN M EM BER OP SNETTCO several months ago Lodge. UWted Statss. Presumably. There are Indications that toe 8 Days A Week answered Fulbright by'saying that The Justice Department con- subscribers personally, THE ASSOCIATED by Mayor McCusker, who re- William Campbell of Falr- some of these eventually wiU be ^ufrem ent to P«>vlda ^di- THURS., FRI., SAT. Tl»e Aeiocleted Press Is exclustrelT entlHed arrogance hut agony" characteriaed^otir firmed it was investigating The 5,000-signature goal rep- to the used ot repuWlcetion of ell n ^ s dto- ceived it from a group of in- field, Junior paat grand master, sent to Viet Nam. jxicjMhdng But toe resents about haH of the tele- ONLY credited to it or not oUieiwlse credit­ reluctant use of our power in the^rorld. terested resident. will deliver the principle in- One souroe forecast that hell- ed In this paper and also the load news pob- depariment refused, in Une with phone users in the area. That .is probabiy closer to .the truth, Rose noted tHat more than structiona for the evening. Also Kidnaped copter operation wUl be rola- United States may delay some- ***AR* ri£ta of repubUcaOon of special dis­ Hb policy, to say whether the Although most area subscrib- lively unhampered in the imml- ^hat too creation of a new air patches nereln are also reserved. as It Is, than any instant pirojection of one-third of telephone subscrib- attending will, be past grand Fulbright’a fear would be. Chiqago grand Jury would look ers are in the Rockville ex- ers in the area never make toll master Frank H. Linaley of Police launched a mas­ nent rainy season, although the cavalry dlvi^n bad weather le expected to cut of Defense )^ rt Th# Herald PrlnUnf Compamr. Jnc., a»- Yet, only two days after the President to«ra was ^ vf ^ Thomaston, who was present a sive search o f the^ sumes no financial reaponalWllty f°J central Pennsylvar down flights by Jet fighters. f MONamara has^rovM the graphical errors appearlnf spoke there was being offered lu the ^ ^ f? the extended service. year ago When the lodge’s char- Dry Cleanisg and other reading matter in The Manchester ^ oonsi^^ to fix hlgl^ change telephones. In some jj the proposal receives a ter w7s received countryside for Pe^gy One sources forecast that hell- Evening Herald______dangerous wine of a possible air inci­ prices or to regulate dmeounts. places, a ^bscriber can not favorable from SNETCO. SoTouroerT N^ht helps Ma- copters will he able to function dent over Communist China, with that Ann Bradnick, IT,*- alwut 76 per cent of the time Division which has ^en fighting SPECIAL! Pull service client of N. B. A. call a neighbor wtUwut paying would be presented to the sons who reside a long way from PublUhera RepresentaUvea — tta J u ^ nation claiming that our planes had shot Shlade Gap, kidnaped during the monsoon season ^ Nam since last Septem- Extended for Funda Co tro ersy a toU. p^jrc and a formal canvass their home lodge to become bet- LIndtod Time Only! .Mathews Special .i^ency — New Yont. taa- ' down one of ita planes over its own ter­ on her way home from whlch lasts throughout toe sum- „ .cagOs l^ lr o lt and BOEtoo* WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Richard Rose, manager of the made. ter acquainted with their broth- schofrf by a masked In aU probability, toe Army ritory. Adam Clayton Powell says Sar- Rockville telephone company Rosenoted that. If the change next door, - MEMBESt AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULAe gent Shiiver, director of the office, said today that The u approved, large aijtiounts of ^ dinner at 6:30 p.m. will ipmman believed to be with fighter support likely to convert one of its present 8 Lbs. ■nONS.______It ihay have happened: It may not file sniper who has ter­ become spotty because of divisions. An air cavahr dlv- have happened. But if it did happen, it antipoverty program, wanted Southern New Bhigland Tele- additional cable and equip- precede the evening program, Display advertMng closrtng boom: toe Heuse EdncaiUcn and Lotoco: phone Co. (SNETOO) has been ment will be needed before the Tickets may be obtained from rorized the area for weather, the firepower repre- *i°*' included more than 400 hel- For Monday — 1 p.m. Jpday. would fit into a pattern by which we *1.50 , i\>r Tuesday — 1 p.m. Moodjv^ Oommitiee to add #248 million studying the problem since Do- changeover is made. committee members: Raymond two years. (NEA Tele­ oented by helicopter gunships icopters. have been prodaimtng our right to op­ For Wednesday — J to Prosident Jotason’a budget cember. when the 1962 study was aj. Rogue, 36 Bryan Rd.; Cheater photo) probably wiU assume extra Im- For Thursday — 1 p.m. W ^eaday. erate In Asia. From the fact that the FOr Friday — 1 p.m. ThugMy. request tor toe xnogx’OJn- Rose noted tosit the project made, the base rate for a phone Ferris,______38 Gkrard St., or V 1936 Record Falls P oly ^>r flatupday — 1 p.m. Todays North ‘Vietnamese have been crossing . Classified deadline: 10:30 a.m. each day f t said we would tf toe White has aJreday received the back- in a private home was #3.86 (it Harold V Hubbard, 60 Cam- and robbed him of #429, i»llce Yhe Oommunlsts, who have .pubUcatloo except Saturday — t a.m. into South Vietnam we have claimed and Bouse asked for it,” the New ing of Mhyor Tfacmas J, Mb- is now $3.75) and the extended bridge St.' said. been building up men and sup- WASHIlNGTON' — The 232",- exercised the right to cross into North York Democrat told nowamen, Oue|cer, toe Rocicviille Ajrea service was to cost an additional . ______Barish, of 711 Oongrees Avf., phes in toe Viet Nam Jungles 742 acres at national forest C le o n 178 SPRUCE STREET Friday, May 18 Vietnam; If, in response to our crossing "but he called back end said toe Ohnmber of (Xmiinerce, and the #2.95 a month. ELDERLY MAN ROBBED had withdrawn the money from and mountains for months, are land planted or seeded to trees White Bouse couldn’t aak for it, Juitior Ohamber of Oommerce, Businesses then paid $8.75 a Kimv HIAVBN (API _ Two a baiOc Just before ha was at- generally exi>ected to go on the in 1965 exceeded a long-stand- MANCHESTER into North Vietnam, the Chinese Com- (Across From Colonial munlsta Should, cross into North Viet­ but wouldn’t oppose it if we did as well as other groups end month and would have had to knocked 82-year-oM WU- tacked, police said, and he was offensive during the monsoon Ing r^ rd of 223,075 acres Manor Apartments) nam to meet us there, we have pro­ K.” individuate. . pay #10.25 more, for a total base jjam Barish to the ground In treated at Yale Now Haven Hoe- period. . . . plMted by the Chelan Oonser- Ommsre And Conscience To Us All The oammittoo added the #246 "The (teiepbone) oompeny rate of #18.75. the downtown area Thursday, pltal for neck and back injuries. American strategists are vation Corps in 1936. claimed to ourselves the right to cross Monday night the Board eak nate in any way. Thirty-three Before we start telling our ^N«w York newspaper dispute, Cambridge, Mass., 'won’t allow during a search by police of aeek a posiaon on the fence, half Does it insist that unprecedented bo­ incom e. nent English settlement in Btit more than words causes up for toe farmers’ point of classrooms are open to the Southern neighbors and other ‘ i^.yw he is puzzled b y to e lack o f any unmarried student to Uve White’s apartment on Dec. 19 against and half not against, but not nanza must either escalate forever, or . America, was founded by 105 countries what to do,’ let’s Freeman's trouble. Under ord­ view or face demands for his Hartford children. No fewer outside toe dormitories. excluded from the trial. colonists. clean out our own attics. success in efforts toward seitle- for anything? crash completely? Has it no provision ers from the (President, he has resignation. The breakfast meet­ than 11 or 331/3% of these M iss 2000 thinks it’s ridiculous Judge Raymond J. Devlin ing was the roughest and frank­ Our advice will be 100% 'm ent. for a breathing spell, for an oocaslonal released whqat and feed corn Today’s Birthdays openings are at Buckley School. that a serious-minded 20-year- ruled that items obtained dur­ The answer to an these quMtions is, more effective then. pause, for a leveling off, for a new from government storage for est Freeman has had In his five Former heavyweight boxing ■The n ext highest num ber o f “This is a Strang “kind of old giri can’t live tn an apart­ ing the search pertaining to a once again, that we are aU pretty nor­ It is getting late. gathering of resource and impetus for sale at less-than-market prices, years as Secretary. champion Joe Louis is 62 years classrooms tiiat will be affected thing,” Cole said Thursday ment of her own, New York case conld not be mal Northern people, who have sudden­ The fact is that Freeman is Sincerely, night In describing toe situation the next push forward? an action that had the immedi­ old. Writer Daphne du Maurrler in any one school is only 3. If Last month, she ran an ad In Used as evidence. ly found ourselves confronted, in a spe­ caught in a classic cross-haul. Mrs. Martin T. Danahy tost is preventing the publica­ It behaves aa if it were this kind of ate effect' of depressing; the is 69. one of the principal purposes of the Harvard Crimson asking Devlin said, however, that a cial reality, not In pious theory, and To appease toe labor unions tion of three newspapers. somebody to agree to marry her brown felt hat found in White’s economy, os if it could not look itself price of farmer-sold wheat and the prog^ram is to expose both here at hand, not comfortably far aiway, snd toe impottant voting blocs Tbougbt tor TodaY to e H artford emd M anchester aeVs Get Outi "It doesn’t seem to respond to for one year so that site could room by police could be used. in the face unless everything is being ' corn. This infuriated Wheat and with the greatest single social problem in toe big otties, toe Adminis­ Initiative is doing the right children to each other, it cannot ordinary techniques of media- live outside toe dorms. The ad Police said toe Bridgeport nurse com growers. To the Editor, continually lifted to continual new tration has singled out the thing without being told — Vlc- be achieved since a mere 15% ,tton. K’a piBzUng.” asked the men to “contact told them her assailant was of our time. Then the Commerce Depart­ ■Why In Heaven don’t we get hlgho. fanner as the biggest culprit tor Hugo, FmMh writer. of the cleuisrpoms being consid­ -• Oefle, a nationally known Crim son box 2000.” ; wearing a suede jacket and a ment slapped a ban on the ex­ out of South Vietnam ? We even At first, pethape, we have an reacted The truly sad and important thing ered ate involved. Should the 'W diator called in by Mayor R seems (hat Dalek — or his' brown bat- port of rawhide, ostensibly to don’t know who or what we are In panic, letting an our injudielouB fool- about t^la is that when an economy Board of Education discrimi­ ^John V. Undsay, said toere had keep the price ot shoes from shooting at. Five persons were ishneas march front and omiter, letting nate against the other 85% and "been "no appreciable move- thinks and reacts and presumes- this going up. The farmer didn’t like killed and 20 to 30 or more were our lower emotions show, clutching at A Thought for Today deprive them of this cultural "’znent” this w e^ toward settling way, it courts unnecessary dapger for being blamed for the high price wounded more or less by Ameri­ Ittconchutve argwnentative straws, scek- exch ange? dispute. ttaelf. Detroit would never have needed o f shoes. “Consider three thlng;s and ever hidden mm God and can fire; There were five Viet­ He, said Ihefa had been no ' big comfort in this or that alibi to our­ If a town with IS elonentary to shock everybody by slicing rproduc- The Commerce Department you will not sin: Know that rarely is it concealed from maa. namese and at least seven or “agreement between any of toe selves tor the way we fed inside, or above you is a seeing eye, a AU our deeds are recorded schools is completely dependent HAMMOND Uon back a paltry few tthousands cars also opened the door to Imports m ore Am ericans and over 20 ''io unions in the newspaper In- upon one school, such as Buck- Popular Lawson ■ tor the way we think we must behave this month if Detroit hadn’t previously of Cheddar cheeSe from Canada, hearing ear and ail your deeds somewhere, either in the minds Vietnamese were reported ‘idusby and tiM W ^ld Journal The World*» Largest are recorded in a book.” (Mlsh- and hearts of others in our ley, for the success of such a uaxtemaUy. set original production s^edules which which, coiiting on the heels of or wounded. In my opinion let’s get 'TrUxihe Inc. of any of the major UU U ji, m. key-arm Style - M r." Johnson'S cutback in the ' nSh, Sayings of the Fathers own subcoiuKlous and sooner or program then I respectfully sub­ out of South Vietnam before it’s Selling Organ Blit we ought to be about r^ y to warn geared to the~^rMp«ct of rivalry mit that there is absolutely no 'IsBoee. ORGAN school milk program, enraged 2 :1), later they reveal tiiemselves in too late. Ode mode the oomment on •merge from thia ordeal ot the soul. in a 10,000,000 car market. foundation for the consideration THURSDAYS the dairymen. ^ Most wrongs are comhiitted their effects uptm our Uves and There Is no evidence of Viet -^(he statue o t negotiatiODS after The actual figure of Detroit produc­ in belief that no one will ever of toe program initially. The problem should be about ready Accordingly, the eight Demo­ the lives of others. C ong fire. oonfenlng with Matt Meyei*, L-143 . . . a luxuriouis tion Ini May—at Ha new reduced level, know about toon. This is a FRIDAYS • to crawl down out of its fantasies and cratic farm-bloc Senators com- RaMri IjBon Wind, Sincerely, Yours ,truly, ipreaddent of the new publishing spinet , with all tiie bril­ whatever that turns put to be—would false belief. No set of ours is Teaq^e BstoSholom A rto u r -A. CiharleboiB i assume its own re^ dimensions, which '~plaihed tb~Fn~em~ah that his ex­ Richard Wlrta, corporation; 'Wblter N. Thayer, liant' Hammond Orgrtm Still be prosperity enough for any rea­ "are neither as unspeakable nor as earth- cellent reputation was falling to president of toe old Herald ’Trib- exclusives: Harmonic sonable nation or industry, and could shaking aa oiir past narvoumeas would the level of Etra Taft Benson’s one, and John J. Gaharin, presi­ Drawbars. Tone-Wheel have aeemed that way if Detroit had in the Ehsenhower administra­ dent of the Pubiisbaro Aasocia- bidlcate. system that eliminates There is only one Hide-A-Bed merely been artful enough to seem to tion—^the most halted Agricul­ tkxi of New York Otty, which tuning, “Touch-Re­ Wa dMuld be. about ready to begin butid up to it instead of getting itself ture Secretary in this century. reprosenls all but one of the sponse” jpercussion, and •i ' giving our considered, not our panicked ht a portion vdiere it had to out down One of the eight—Sen. L,ee Met­ city’s major newepdpera of gen- •rsl droulatioo. patented reverberation. andarer, to our first real small share ot tow ard itw calf of Montana—told Freeman that his re-election this fall the great question of our times. We aim always at the moon, and Fischetti and iVs m a d e b y Si'mhnons! hinges on toe Administration’s A magnificent Spinet at We ought to be beginning to get ~ there is no cure for thia part of us, and changing its image in toe farm a price far below .what 'ready to look each other.in the eye, and perhaps there should never be. For the b e lt FO R RENT you might expect. .Took a Negk> in the eye, and look our moon is, as it turns out, within reach Metcalf told BVeoraan ' that S 16 mm. Movie Pro- Only Simmons Hide-A-B#ds havo all these feabres: own explanation of the origin ot this after ail. Yet, when it is the moon, wa Me slender 4,000-vote victory jsetero—*ouiMl or silent, abo 88 im«- slide projectors. ( I ) True sofa styling and appearance. Look like fine earth and the people on it in the eye, do not oollapae every time we miss on maigin in 1060 was a diroot r»> . and last of all take a good deep look in­ one thrust, or find ourselvea compelled WELDON DRUG CO. See Our Full Suluctloii of HammoRd Organs sofas with correct proportions and the slimmest backs Wing Hide-A-Bed for the Early American room. side ouraelvee, and then see where w* to slow down between stagee. We ought 601 M «i« 8L—TU. 648-5821 available. (2) Correct seating heiight . .. l7'/2 inches . . a style for every borne and room . . » price for eyeiy budget stand. to be able to take an occasional month from floor. It's the one convertible with the I l/i -inch when Detroit production cuts back from Herald ' Wa people of Manchester do bavs pitched sofa seat. (3) Genuine foam rubber latex 80 miles an hour to something like 75. som ethbtg gob ig fo r us. tiTe have never Yesterdays Style L Spinet Model M195 seat cushions. Sits like a fine sofa. (4) Easier to open tailed, as a community, tii master a final and close. Triple spring counterbalancing takes less decision on the side of conscience and 25 Yean Ago Only $123.70 down; $38 monthly eourage. We have always .been aa big Of Modem Man lift to open . . . almost opens and closes itself. John F. FIddes elected grand as we needed to be. We have always A man sUa in front of a bad television (5) Smooth and streamlined mechanism, perfectly .risen a bit above ourselvea, when noth- scribe, and the Rev. J. Stuart It Never Gets Qut of Tune engineered without sleep robbing, body bruising edges program and does not know he is bored; Neill named grand chaplain of big less would do. Sometbnes it aecma he reads of Vletcong cssualties in the tile Grand Chapter, Arch and projection above frame. (6) Full length 75-inch to hurt Sometimes we have to twist newspaper and does not recall the ieach- Op^ Thursday and DaUy 9 to 5:30 P.M. M asons. Friday Nights Closed Mondayg Adjusto-Rest innerspring mattresses. (7) Rug-saving euraelvw out of what would seem to ings of ; religion; he learns of tiie dan- Inoonporoitoni o t Manchester Tw ouir natural response. But we alw ays gen of nuclear holocaust and does not Memorial Hoepttid hoU SMb tubular lags, with no-mar caps give, support across ido It, and then wa arc* a g ^ a self- , feel fear; ba Joins the rat race of com- annul mseetag, aleot folkwr­ complete width of mattress. No wiggle, no wobble^, I merce, where personal worth ia m e^ \: reapeoting com m unity. W e hi^va dona It ing memben ot ti)4 board of I iired in terms of market values, and' is sturdier canter. (8) Built like a battleship. Improved >etora, and we can do It again. trustoea: WIillam S.lHyde, JSy not aiware of his anxiety. Ulcers speak E. Rond, Mn. W. R. Tiiiker, construction of kiln-dried hardwoods, lap-jointedi « Courage and oonadeoce, then, to louder than the mind .. . . , Cbaries W. Holman and Mrs. glued, nailed and corner braced with steel. If you want ' Theologians "and philosopheis have iibosa who have aa tasUnct Monday iL li. OrowaH. y 17QAKSTREET ALL these features, see Hida-A-Beds at Watkihs to- Trim, slim modem Hide^A-Bed has L^ap arms ^ght, to speak for the feir name of been, sajing for a em tu^ that Ood Js dead. ,but what we cm rtm t now ia tiie ^rrow . . . at this low $229 prioa. and button trimmed bai^k. Foam latex (»udiionsI ‘Manchester. Oounge and conscience to 10 Yean \i^o ' Tdi^hone 648-6171'' • } pqsixiUity that man is dead, tranaConnad • M a i* mambam of IlM Board o f Education, ' in to a t h ^ , a -prodnoer, a consumer, m s daiU 10 yean ago ww ^ tbsy UsUn sad pcodsr. Ctoonga-and 1 ft Iflolitixr OC.’OttMT ***fr*|^, — .DRe n aw dsgr H m B m«U dM M l FREE PARKINS AT PURNEa PARKING .T--‘ jmMHlaooa-to-iis aU' wgiKB'WfMai. vnoBOJM ..u M m m ttu m u ' *■

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\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1966 PA'GE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1968 >AGE TEN A ndover Hospital Notes Tolland Comity SERVICE Search Calledi Off . Vlsltiiic boon are 2 to 8 p.m. Open-Space Plans Curbed, In all areaa excepting mater­ Father of Two Daughters Charies L,. Waterman nity where they are 2tsa to 4 p.m. and 7 to fi p.m. and private Charles L. Waterman Jr., 32, Is Imprisoned in Incest IS OUR For Missing Trio Some Land Not Available rooms where they are 10 a.m. of Ocean City, Md., formerly of to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested (OmttHed fren One) —;— ------“ “ Manchester, died this morning ■nie town oonservattop com- the help of Baymond Houle, not to smoke In patients’paaems' rooms. Meivta E. Backes, 47, of Tol- was sente^^ LoS ^ T at a veterans hospital in Wil­ mission voted Wednesday to an ojyerienced tree grower, No more than two visitors at land was sentenced today to a year ,1 wi BEST mington, Del. .. j With the trees, tots* of 5 t o 50 years on Gerald A. Boutin, zi, w About Town fils an amended application for Mr.______Waterman Was bom May . Considerable work on the one time per pattent. diargeTof”ta^,"indecent as- charged with escape from a ror- The Ooeift Guard epokesman Mariner 3coute ot Ship 7, 19S4, in Holden, Mass., a son a state grant for its open-flpaoe landscaping of the town office ABMTrmD YEBTBRD1A.Y! gault and injury or risk of In- recUonal Institution and theft the search was suspended ^ Bowers School this after- of Charles Waterman Sr. of program. ' building on School Rd. has been ------Deborah Arab,, ------Broad ------Brook; jury to a child. of------a ------motor vehicle. He escaped , PRODUCT 9.30 iMtnl^t after M MancnesierManchester ana and theme latelaie ura Ora The we-— original application-rr ---- -— W- done aone by ny theme club Cluo In in the me last lasi twotwo Mrs.jht». ESdna juaim BanvlUe,nonvuie, Newi^ow State syuum superior Superior court CouilJudge juage AivaAlva i'.P. from rrom theme jailjau Feb. 12------through°- a S S r i , 200^ a re miles 5 sea on the Waterman Waterman. He serv-irv- the the stoto state w was m _ to acquire iw ygars. years. MoreMore plantingsplantings areare plan-plan- Rd.; Rd.; Mrs. Mrs. Maty Mary Bungees, Bunge«, 472 472 Lolseile LoiseUe ordered ordered for for Backes Backes a a cellar cellar window, window, stole»tole a» ear in ed in the U. S. Air Force in the acres, and was_ given ned after the school addition Is Keeney St.; Tracy Coomber, 98 5-to-lO-year sentence oh bach West WiUington, and was cap- by five vessels, two amphibious j^ggpij Oonrad sailing ship., Korean Conflict. nary approval by me Counc gnished and the coraiectiag road Bryan Dr.; Frederi(di Dandlik, of two counte of Incest, two tilred. three days later. planes .and a helicopter. Shore- >n,ey are Miss Melany Moroney, Survivors, besides his father, Agricultura and Na um between the school Md the of- 21 West Rxl., Ro#)ville; Mrs. counts of indecent assault Md Judge Loisello suspended tte Free Parking lines of Connecticut, Rhode Is- jj^gg Deborah Porcheron, Miss include three sisters, Miss Shar- “““roes on June 8, l»TO. flee building is complete. EtnUy DeOampos, 33 Griffin one count of injury or risk of in- escape sentence and imposed a land, L^ng Island and Block j^gj, Lawson, Miss Bllen Law- include three sisiers, m s,n ft The cost of the club’s plMtlng Rd.; Mrs. Bkrtha Desiocher, 37 jury to .a child. When sen- one-year jail term fbr the motor Island and the open waters son.______Miss______Randi______Hall and Miss on Waterman, Mrs. Robert Bell jjq gores would be avall- were combed during the two- Flaherty. 'iTiey will be and Miss Susan WatermM, Md ^ gjj pr^am Is sustained by pro- Deerfield Dr.; Mrs. Irene Card- tenced, he appeared .on the vehicle theft, begiimteg when ne«r, 376 Hartford Rd.; Leon verge of tears. Boutin is scheduled to be re- day search. accompanied by Mr3. Phyllis a brother, Robert Waterman, all ^jjperent ownership. annual sale of plMts to the public. This year’s Getdiell, 56% Birch St.; WU- ’Ihe sentences wlH run con- leased from jail, Dec. 29. He While declining comment on porcheron, leader. They will re- MMChester. Since then, however. It has <» Uem Groff, 14 Lucian St.; Do- currently, making the actual .v^gg originally sentenced for ttie possible fate of the men, timi home Sunday afternoon. Private fimeral serviMS will determined that eome of lo 9 nm Jt rew mils. FYench Rd., Bolton; time to serve five to JO years theft of a motor vehicle M d the sprfteshiM pointed out that ------be held at the Holmes F^lne^al. land owners do not wish P'™’’ elementary school. Mrs. Reona Jacobs, 599% Cen- in State Prison. ' breaking Md entering in Wind­ dioppy seas Md freezing tern- «nig executive meeting of Home, 400 Main St., at the con- ^ ier at.; the Rev. Albert Jepson, State’s Atty. Joel H. Reed II, j,gjjj County Superior Court. peratures prevailed in parts of Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of venlence of the family. As the project now stMds, Contributions from citizens TONIGHT HozardvUle; Joseph Kaminadw, noted that Backes has two jgimes A. Martin, 27, of 150 the Sound ’Tuesday night. A Lebanon, has been cMceled for There wdU he i»o calling hours. only one plot of about 70 acres are another source of income. Citizens may send contribu­ U3 N. School St.; Jbrla KrisW- daughters, both under 21. Porter St., MMchester, was dlight chop, but fairly good Monday night, Business will be is available at a figure the jans, 67 Heiuy St.; Angelo "He saw fit to seek his sex- ggntenced to concurrent terms weather was reported Wednes­ taiken care of during a ceremotr- commission deems acceptable. tions to the chairman of the plMting program, Mrs. John Leone, East Hartford; Charies ual satisfaction from th«n,” totaling 12 years, to be suspend- day. An overcast and mild chop ial tomorrow afternoon Md Funerals One lot of 35 acres which ad­ Undsey, 152 ’Tanner St.; XJlt- Reed said. "This went on for a ^ months on nine was reported yesterday, joins the 70-acre tract, Md H. Yeomans, Rt. 6. 6 to 9 evening. The First Cong;regational tM Quinn, 57A Congress St.; period of years on many fre- ^^y^ts of breaking and entering ’Kie search yesterday was which separates the two re­ Mrs. Lois Rdchairdson, Coven- quent occasions. There could criminal Intent Md six Sherwood B. Potter Church wiH host the TollMd etmceoitrsted in the Block IslMd Manchester Rod and Gun Club maining plots from the 70-acre . ^ ^ tiy; Mrs. Rose Robertson, Oov- have been many moro coMts. of igrceny area where the cu^on was Funeral______services ___ for Sherwood unit, is 'not for _ sale.” ’There- Association of the Coimecticut will have its ’Spring Cleanup” entry; OSorge Smith, Bast Atty. Reed noted that Tolland, found. A sp ok e^ s^d cur- sm d'ay'lt's a X “at the“clUb- B.’ Potter of 57 Cooper Hill St. fore, the'iO aVres wmp’ rising ^ United Backes’ record star^ In W38 Hartford, Middlesex Md New lents Md winds could have house „„on Daleynnir. tawrenoe J. Pickett, pro- of Homes” tomorrow from 1 to chairman of the board and ^ rolling auto Md under one The South Coventry fire de Cornish, 63 Goodwin St.; Mrs. was ready to start swinging my Atity. Courtney B. Bourns of tesBor of eurgery end pediatrics 6 p.m. ’Tickets may be pur- chief executive officer of the of its wheels. 178 Spruce St. wUl speak to ­ ait Yale School of Medicine, has chased in advance at Watldns nofh , Elizabeth EJverett, 374 Summit rifle when I got Wt In the nock. C&O on April 20, 1964. " 'e ’ St.; Mark DeMerchMt, 87 Gar- feH on m y back, hut I was morrow at 8 pjn. at a meet- said ISmt only three or four suo-^Bros. or at .any of the homes He had been 'president since ^^^ghter of Mr^ and Mrs. Den- w m X-rayed Md admitted. ceesful separations of similarly tomorrow, Mrs mma^ev M d her two ‘^®" Whiting, 12 Ly- not unconscious. I heard all the ing of the Oouplte aub of Oen- 1948 and chalrmM of the board Hirmp^ey, ^ Cooper St., JHM. numpnrey...... M- d ner two dall St.; Mrs. Hazel dement, noiaeanoises — the mortoiTB and gre- . „ T . _ joined Siamese twins have been —— reported in satisfactory condl- daughters had accompanied ter Oongregobional Ohuirch in of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail­ 124 E. Center St.; N M cy Matu- nades. performed in the past. Paul A, Cook, son of Dr. Md tlon at MMchester Memorial Mrs. Humphrey’s mother, Mrrf. Woodruff Hall eit the church. EJxperte bad been caUed in for Mrs. EJrben Cook of Storrs Md road, which is affiliated with ro, 120 Bolton St.; Alexander "A few seconds later It the C&O, since December 1963. Hospital this afternoon. Robert Kraetehmar of High Stopped then the shooting start­ His talk WUl be on the Republic •todies of the Daniels girls, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs, Al- The accident happened When MMor Park, Vernon, on a visit Golowczyk, 507 Adams St.; Mrs. of South Africa’s extreme pol­ KlWWJISS agreed that they would have to bert WSaSchendel of 506 Gard' F\uieral arrangements were Ann Campbell, 18 Hawthorne ed again- Cathy's four - year - old sister, with friends in the Lake Front "I opened my eyes and saw icy of racial segregation and gain in strength and develop- ner St., has been accepted at tocomplete, SMdio, apparently released the Trailer Park, St.; Doreen Barrows, Hartford; disertmination, and the prob­ Mrs. Shirley Pointer and son, the Viet Cong shoot two other fo o d a r m a a ment before an operation could the UB. Naval Academy, An- parking brake of her g^Md- The two women were jndoors lems of Bechaunaland, an em­ St.; Mrs. Diane guys out In front of me on the be attempted at the age of 3 to 8 napobs, Md., arid will report mother’s car as the two children Md the dbildien were playing Bu^ s m erging African nation. He will Tolland Price and daughter. Blast Hart- second paddy wall. months. there for active duty June 29. were playing in it. outside when they got into the " ______iitastrate his talk with slides. ’The "oonjodned’’ twins were "1 heard them coming toward The car rolled backwards. An parked car. The truck, owned me'aJld T d ^ ' my e ^ . They ^ oveat is open to (he pulb- linked from the midchest to mid­ Blast Hartford A rt League Out-of-StfltC IMflU open door struck a parked gaa by the Nathan Hale Gas Co., took my rifle, a grenade I bad Uc. * f obuteu* abdomen. Pickett said they vrill have its Spring Art Festival 1 company truck which was mak- was parked at the trailer site GRAND JURY ORDERIS) A native of Mansfield, Ohio, may have shared one or more tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. IS V-iUaTgCU W llU ing a home delivery, and the for s delivery. LTTCHETBJLD (A P )—Superior and ammunition. Then one \i^s n e w Gives Y®® picked me up by the ahlit to the speaker received a B.Sw In ■niere^ vital ofgans — heart, hmgB, Uv- on the lawn of Raymond Li­ Court Jux^e MUtoh H. Meyers seairdi me, hut droj^ied me civil engineering from Tufts design «r or inteetinee. brary. 840 Main St. In the event Tbeft in Town today ordered a grand jury con­ In 6®"' In back. I was waiting, thinking, UniverBity and a Ub. degree o m p o ® » either of rain the festival will be held report that It “should be recog­ vened June 14 In the case of ond® for Auto Makers ‘When will he pull the trigger?’ from Duke University School of sp oce iu lre 4 May 21. Wilttam T. AlteWson, 40. of nized that data for My single Harry A. Solberg. d e f t e * 6 n q reqi “More shooting Started and Law. He was a lieutenant in the Public Records Holland, Mass., was arrested 10-day period is of limited sig­ Solbeig, 20, of Hartland, has ,never Warrantee Deeds Wednesday Md charged with Worried Over nificance.” the two VC i»ear me started UB. Naval Reserve Md served f f e e i e r * been chaiged with murder in walking away. Wien mortars three yeans active duty as legal Robert Ruben ’Braler onfi larceny over $250 as a result ' (he slaying last June 16 of Mrs. Therese Ruben Thaler to. TPC Holds Up of a theft occurring in Tolland Drop in Sales opened up, I looked Md saw officer with the Seventh Fleet reWg«f®^ By Gie ttm« Mariene Dietrich Dorothy Thompsen, 30, at her them limning bock Into the tree- to the Partfic. George R ESighsh Jr. M d Mart In March. was seven years old she had home in Berkhamsted. ilyn J. Ekiglish, property at 33 Naming Streets He was held by Massachusetts (ConUnned from Page One) to e . ■. to 1964-65, Bourns received learned to play (he violin; hut Meyers granted a petition tor “I beard Mother Marine call- a Public Service Fellowship HOMAAH’S Chester Dr. authorities as a fugritlve from found in U.S. cars since 1960. The Town Planning Commls- at 16, a serious wrist Injury end- the empaneling of the grMd Ing ’Oorpsmen’ over here! Over from Syracuse University, Ruby Martin to Janet Brcxwn to an- waived extradition M d Ribicoff, c h a lr m M of a Senate ed her dream of becoming a jury by State’s Atty. Thomas property at 40 Brook- ‘ ^ ^ was relea^ by the Soulhbridge subcommittee probing auto here!’ And I beard our troops working with the British Gov- concert violinist. P. Wall. (the''reinforcements) trying to ernment in the Briitieh Pro- fieldCeiQ Stfist. ^ llne^Case'Dr"^ - Silk____ rvaitiof to be brought KyMMifrlif to f/\ Connec-rVkrmgM’*. safety, had requested” the In- LOV get to us,-'but they eW dn’t. Aft- teotorate of Bechuanakuid, and LOV, Sr. fo r^ e ’fS^ straets in the formation. er a while the other Marine lived there six months and in The auto firms told the Senate ■Luurtsema. property on Cobb admtion to WestolU . stopped boUertog. the Republic* o f South A frica Hill Rd. Gardens, housing for the elder- Aitchison posted $200 bond and that about 81 mllHon o f the 47 • LONG EASY TERMS J the case was continued until million cars built in the U.S. DellaFera Implies Aronson "I was soared, I thought we six months. He is associated bad been left." o T>Attachment 1 ^ \1 i The names had been recorh- ®®®®rt the bus- R.K. Hathaway for Acme ^he 33-year-old Br^ck Town. chief sponsoro o f the Mgh-alU- year. "The opinion of Democratie • Window tude experiment, built the para- f^Buriap Bag Co,, alterations to NJ., man was riding up ta a Chrysler Corp.’s - calendar Town Counsel Irving Aronson^ Boxes " ijatore front and interior At 840 balloon gondola ta an attempt chute for the gondola and the year to date sales of 621,165 regarding a busing referadum, ^ 1 FAIRWAY uMato fit., $2,200. to set a fne-faJl record odien personal parachute Piantanida were 6.3 per cent ahead of last cornea aa no aurprtaa to thoae • Conetery I* To AllMtic Fence Co. Inc.'for he loet Ms oxygen sup^y at waa going to use after the plM- year. . who Tiave been following thia Vaaea 7/^5/ SALE ENDS THIS iSugene; Azetela, fence at 83 97,000 feet. He gasped "Emer- ned free-faH from a record BVnd’s calendar year aalea to issue. As Atty. Thranas BaSay and 44S HARIPORO ROAD MANCHeSTBt [^Dartmouth Rd., $150. gency!” into a radio trMsmit- height of 120,000. date passed T80,065 and were pointed out at the laat meet- SATURDAY N R }^ i( To NMt Wojdk, fence at 188 ter Md the gondola was cut 'a free-fall record of 86,933 four per cent ahead of 1966. Mg' of .the Board of Bldueatloo, Arllflolal Flowers for Memorial Day Arrangeneali 'HNfetherell St., $25. ' from the balloon M d parachuted feet is held by a Russian. GM said In releasing its salea the law regarding thia matter 832 M A IN ST.— 643-8888 d ft^ m •. 1

MANCHESTER EYENINTJ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 18,1966 PAGE THIRTEBI^ MANCHESTEE E3VENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TOIDAY, M A Y 18,1966 SAGE TWELVE f * Verpkmck PTA Columbia TV-Radio Tonight To Offer Show , Canoe Club Registration The Vetplanck School PTA 'wUl cUmb aboard toe musical ship “8.8. Verplanck” next May ' Set Saturday Afternoon 21 when memtoerB stage a vari­ Television ety show in the auditorium. The tbs Otaoe Caob has sched- ceag last year, espedally fl- 6:00 ( 3-10-18-32) Movie * (18) Subscription TV gangplank will be hauled up uled a registration meeting 1 naiicially. The extra, money the ( 8) Hike DouKlaa (20) Man OaUed X (12) Merv Griffin 7 ;U (22) Mass. HisbUchU (show time) at 8 pm. ■ pm . Saturday at the Com- young people took in w as dls- (30) Bouton Bladde (30) Sporta Cunera The public is invited for the muidty Beach, according to tributed among various hwn ■ (30) Three Stooges (40) Peter Jennlnn—^News (40) Man of the Worid 7:80 (22) ScImwU M a id WiU fesUviUes; and proceeds will go Ooimnodore Bruce Gardner, for organlzationa 6:16 (30 Friendly Giant ( 3-12) WUd. Wild West toward providing new stage 6:30 (20) Industry on Parade (20-40) Flintatones members and proepeoUve mem- W A Officers ^ (10) Mievle curtains for the auditorium. Mrsi Frank Knight of Point (40) Dennis. Menace (30) WWrlyblrds (30) Camp Runsmuck (C) Ticketa will be available at the (24) What's -New? (34) International Magazine Dues, whkh include 18 hours Judith, ftJ., former president door. 6:46 (22) Three Stooges 8:00 (20^) Tammy (C) of voluntary work, are reduced, of toe Parent-Teachw Assocto- (23-30) Hank (C) The riiow, an original, was Nationwide thrift demon^ationae.Over 1100 Grant stores (18) Ralph Kanna 8:30 ( 3H2J Hoean’a Heroes (C) if the ftamiliy owns a canoe tlon, Installed new' officers at a (20) Peter Jennings. News written by Mias Dorothy Zeno used by toe dub, and are in- meeting Tuesday night. 6:00 ( 3 ^ ) News. Sports. Weather for a new batbroom.•• (10) Eye-Dentlre and Kim Shlrer and ia being feature extraordinary Summer Savings for family and homel ereesed if no work hours are Mrs. MardiaU Attken Is prMi- (20) Faith for Today (22-30) Mitch Miller (C) ,5:1-*-,.. (2(M0) Addama FamUy directed by Eldon CoykendalL flonWbuted. Milton Anthony , vice (18) Topper or any home improvement? (24) Space Pioneers 9:00 ( 3-12) Gomer Pyle (C) Miss Cleo Livingstone is choreo­ SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 14th The spring paddling sched- president; Mrs. Franl^ (30) Sedunt (• 8-20-40) Honey West grapher, and William Freeman, G / u u i t A (22) Rocky and His Friends 9:30 ( 3-12) Smothers Brothera uto is tor Wednesday and Prl- Prague, secretary, and Walter (10-22-30) Mr. Roberta (C) Verplanck principal, is master 6:15 (22) Clan House 'C H AR O E -ir...N O MONEY DOVI7N.«.UP TO 2 YEARS TO PAY ON ALL PURCHASES day after school; Monday, Toes- Schroder, tr e a s u ^ . (8-20-40) Farmer's Daughter Engaged (10) News, Weather (C) of ceremonies. KNOWN FOR VALUES day and Thureday from 6 p.m. The group v ^ e d to ^ t e (40) Oieyenne 10:00 ( 3-12) Auto Safety (C) The show will include familiar mviR ■ M 6:30 (24) Whafs New? tm dank, and Saturday from to toethe Horace Porter >pjje engagement of Miss ( 8-20-40) Court MartoU 24 payments 36pi»mwli 1 ( 8) Newswire (12) UntoucbaUea songs by a m ^ed chorus, in­ 1 LOAN OF Upiyments 10 to noon. School, and decided the moroy ^ LaPointe of Manches- (20) Compass (10-22-30) U.N.C.L.E. (C) strumental music, specialty $28 $19.67 1 (12) Newsbeat 10:15 (24) At Issue 1 S 600 S 53 u Oommittee appointments, re- ahoo^ ^ spent ^ toe Rpland J. D'Am our of ( 3) Walter Cronkite (C) 10:30 (18) Topic acts, a barbershop quartet, vo­ 56 39.33 ■ (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley 106 Sale ends Saturday on ]^aseaWied bvoy M™mrs. FiankUnsTanKun Praguetroijye, cretlon of George Patroe, prin- Andover has " been • announced by 11:00 ( 3-8-10-12-20-22-3040) Newf. cal solos, and several dance 1 1.200 SAVE 32c OR EASY-CARE (C) Snorts. WeeUher 84 “ 1 59.00 B IMibllolty chairman, are as tol- (18) U fe of Riley numbers. 1 1,800 159 n Pennleigh^ Prep Mrs. AJtken said it is against her parents, M r. and Mrs. W il- (18) Blue Door COOL OASSIC SHIRTS Ip w b : 5:45 ( 8) Peter Jennings. News 11:15 (10) Tonight Show ((J) INSURANCE INCLUDED the policy of the national or- LaPointe of 2 Lincoln 7:00 (2^30-40) News. Sports (40) Soorts Final LIFE i; Waltsrfrwit supervlston, Mrs. BRITISH SHARE DIPS ganlsatlon to keep excess funds ( 3) Death Valiev Days (C) 11:20 ( 3-8-12) Movies ikndrew Berprauskus and Mrs. (10) John Forsythe 11(40) Merv (iritrin Show LONIDON— ^Ten years ago the in the treasury, ‘ . . . , (24) Green Thumb i K (221 Movie United Kingdom suRilled 20 THE OOiyNECTICUT BAMIC PRESS (William Murphy; (x>ach, Kiarl The group, a non-profit or- Her fiance is the son of M r ( 8) Front Row (C) ^ (40) Air Force Film Sale 1.67 'S i per cent at total world trade in KoUe; asaistant coaches, Rob- ganl2»Uon, meets its budget and Mrs. Roland E. D'Amour of SEE SATDRPia t TS t v Wi aiK FOB COMPLETE LISTINO AND THU8T COMPANY manufactured goods. B y 1960 aSU M WEAR TRAT Dacron* polyester or Av- irt Fletcher end Dennia Mur­ with proceeds from an annual 321 Lake Rd., Andover this had d'wlndled to 16 per 18 North Main Street 89S Street til* xayo^ootton blenda. phy; fleet captains, Luden grinder day. n ie donation was Miss LaPointe is employed at KEEPS BOYS NEA| cent, and estimates for 1965 Manchester Parkade Faalds prints. Asst, styles^ giCveeque and Earl Gardner; the profit after expenses were King’s Department Store. Mr. place Britain’s share nearer 14. S H IR T ^ « ooUara 80 to 40 in group. SiMl regatta secretarial commit­ D ”Amour is a private first class Radio tee, M n . Knut Barstrom, Mrs. Mrs. Aitkcn has announced in toe U . S. Marine Corps, sta- (This listing Incdnles only thoae news bieadcasts of 10 or U W Ubur li^etcher, Mlee Jean the following committee chair- tioned in San Diego, Calif, S a le 2 *4 4 Ntats<*, Cathy GodUn and Janet men for 1866-87: Richard Cur- N o date has been set for the minute length. Some stations carry other siMrt newscaste) REG. 3.99 SAVE 52< MISSES’ Levesque. OR land, program; Mrs. John Les­ wedding. WDBC—1366 8:06 Pop Concert Also entry fees and tranapor- 9:06 NIgMbeat Ton*vegotjust3day8to Siiris lika these cost mu(& ter and Mrs. LiOuIb Gamache, S:(X) I»n g John Wade KNEE JEANS or JAMAICAS iBltton, Rldiaird RoUnson, Mrs. . 8:00 Dick Robinsdn 11 ;0O News, Sports. Weather 1:06 N ^ s , Sign Off 11:30 Art Johnson more elsewhere. Fine woven Gardner, Mrs. Henry ’w MAKE ONE or THE BEST Area Weather WltCH 01^ WPOF—1416 plaids. Short sleeves. 8-18. REG. Raimim;’ unifonns tor giite, Mrs. ^ b o r n and S ^ o - 5:00 Hartford Highlights 5:00 George Brewer Chri Goeilne, and for boya, Mrs. I " - school health; Mrs^ ^ 1 WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) 7:00 News 6:30 Ken Griffin has a SHORT SIEEVE SHIRT BUYS Sale 2 .4 7 ^ 9 9 8:00 Gaslight 10:00A m Holman SIAOCS Pagach; maintenance, Malek A few morning slMwers wiu 12:00 (Julet Hours 12:00 John Sherman LooiSrd C o u c h o n. Rdbeit member^p, and Mrs. Pet- WINF—12SS Ponnanefnt Press 3ama!<»a give way to some afternoon sun- 6:00 News or THE SEASOHI Jmetcher and B ari ItoUe; vriilte «»• Tambomlnl, legislation, 6 :15 Dial 12 PBOSpESSOB APPOINTED S a le 2 .9 7 or ‘scrub denim’ knee jeans Great economy buy ebery day*** Planning Board (diine and milder temperaturea 5:B5 Sports — E«an NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale REG. 3.49 water ^^natruotion. Sterling 6:00 News TREMENDOUS with fringed legs. 8 to 18. Now at special Economy Stde savingt University has appointed Brian prightinan and Wilbur Fletch- Mrs. Thomas Pagan Jr. has (n Connecticut today, 6:20 Dial 12 been appointed secretary to toe .y Weather Bureau says 6:46 Lowell Thomas J. Skinner as Professor of Geol­ Ragged twill slacks in no-!ron (sr; and cruising, W ilbur Fletch- 7:00 World "Bonight assortment of FABRICS lor you — GRAHT MAID* SUHIDY planning and zoning commls- that __ amounts____ of precipitation '7;15 Frank Gifford ogy, effective July 1. Sale 2 fe r ^ S Vycron* polyester/cottoa. *r. 7:35 Public Affairs The announcement by Yale Many new colors Orange Candle sion, replacing Mrs. Arnold Slh- (pQm Thursday night rains av- RE0.2.99EA. Ivy. d-SO. 8:10 Dial 12 . . . ' Provost Charles H. Taylor YOUR WARDROBE and HOME! puttUng in WHITE MUSIIM SHEEK "“The Orange Candle,” a vonen. eraged generally near or a little 8:55 Yankees vs. Athletics Voter Making above one-fourth of an inch, Thursday said Skinner, now a A . IVY STYLED IRIDESCENT SPORT SHimS. These IsytCm&umtM gathering place tor teenragjers. 12:00 News. ^ ’^jj2.Ys89 Rayon Suiting — Transitional Cottona — Patterns geologist with the U.S. Geologi­ washable 100% cottoa ehirte have a fantton-down CRESLAN* HEATHER Will open forlu iits OCV...V.second season There will be the regular Current indications pioint to a 5:00 Afternoon Edition Notions — Dress and Drapery Fabrics — Laces — Linens PUUO OR SOLID 6:00 News. Sporta. Weather cal Society of Washington, D.C., (x>llar, tapeied body. In assorted solids. S-M -L. M a v 'l ^ ^ t o a d a n ^ ^ monthly voter-making session return to wet weather for south- 6:35 Americana BOYS SWEAT SHUTS 72x1M* or Tarbi HHod is an authority on ex^rim entol Denims — Sport Fabrics — Satins — Dacron M d^ttons from 8 p.m. to midnight. Saturday at Yeomans1 1H all from New England on Saturday. 7:30 News of the World B. RICHLY EMBROIDERED SPORT SHIRTS o f zayon WALK SHORTS The outlook for Sunday indicates 7:45 Joe Garaglola minerology. WATCH FDR GOOD NEWS from PILGRIM MILLS. • “The Macoys" wUl play tor 10 a.m. to nwii. 7:50 Senator from Conn. challis. Guaranteed wariiaMe! Assorted emhroi- fair skies and pleasant daytime Same 130-coont cotton weaw Mi Sancing, according to Diane Open Daily and colors. S a le 2 .4 7 temperatures. deied designs. White, S-M-L-XL. S a le L nationally advertiaed braada Dente, publicity director for Nov. 15, 1965, and mefeta 10 A.M. to. 5 7 RM. 3.99...Save sas (he club. The admission price is requirements of age and clt- Five-day Forecast C. B U nO N DOWN OXFORD DRESS SHIRTS in Same long wear—but see how jP tlg r h n 9 P.M. REG. 1.99 'Big tops' of quick-dry now 09 cents per person. N ew irenshlp, is eligible. Further in- Temperatures Saturday b^ket weave solids or wide track atripes. Sanfor­ Combed cotton you save! Lab-tested for maxi­ ao y lia IA or heather blue, club advisors are Mrs. Peter formation may be had by con- through Wednesday are expect­ ized all-cotton. Blue, banana, o r white. 14V4-16V4. woven plaids! Solid P. REG. 1.99 cranberry, loden. Crew mum wear, wnahahili^ Becklah, the Rev. Hugh Mur- tacting Registrars Mrs. Grace ed to average much be- C. T. LaBONNE !)U U af Sat. cotton twill. Ma- 1 phy of St. Columba’s (Jhurch, Pringle or Mrs. Laura Szegda. low normal. Cool through the 10 A.M. to chine washable. ned^ lib teiin. S-M-Ia 81x108'or DovbU FiHrtl fn d the Rev. George “ Evans, I>eriod. and ASSOCIATES, INC. 177 6 P.M. Save 84c on 2 .8-18L 42x36* Miialta Cams, Reg. 49c toe pastor of the Congregational Manchester Evening Herald The normal high and low at Hartford Iphurch. Columbia correspondent, Vlr- Hartford is 72 and 48, Bridge­ Greater Hartford's DYNAMIC Insurance Road, -< The club was a rousing sue- ginia M. Carlson, tel. 228-9224. port 67 tmd 49, and New Haven Manchester CHENEY HALL 66 and 47. Agency Fabrics Since 1925! Precipitation may total great­ Save now on Grants SAVE ON GUIS’ Drug Courier’s Children er than inch falling on Satur­ BRINGS YOU PERMANENT PRESS lAMAKASETS, day and again early in the GRANT CREST* SUMMER CASUAL SHIFTS, SHORTS week. SEAMLESS MESH MACHINE-WASHABU May Be Trial Witnesses DOUGLAS EDWARDS SLACKS FOR MEN BELGIUM ADDS POWER DRAW DRAPERIES • H ARTFORD (A P )—Ik e three rattier that the views of social BRUSSELS — Belgium’s net AND, THE NEWS S a le output of electricity last year S a le oldest children of confessed nar- workers. ' . S a le i L * .,.- T«umh Caron Newman told Blumenfeld that reached 20.4 billion kwh, 9.2 per WlNF- 1230 ON YOUR DIAL S a le ^ c s courier Josejm government’s Interest in the ^ent above the 1964 figure. In- These Cars Have Passed Our 16-Point 1 .6 7 . might be called as witnesses in children has been for their safe- dustrial consumption of elec- 2 p i s . 6 3 < MON., WED., FRI. — 6 P.M. 3.33 and 4.94 REG. 1.99 Ihs trial of Milford hairdresser ty, and noted that their test!- trlcity last year slowed to a 5 Safety ond Performance T#st. REG. 3.99^AND 5.99 3g33 PR. Ijames J. Miller, axscused of tak- mony might help the prosecu per cent gain; in 1964 the in­ Value-packed group! Sheer im cle to mateii 63" or 90" lenotiia crease was 10.5 per cent. Pick 2-pc. sets, cuffed Dacroft® polyester and your aee-through ia a b *"^ REG. to 3.99 ^ denim aborts, colorful ions. 1st quality, long Fore seventh Fortrel® polyester/opt- ^M iaws^^y, Pe:^ F ^ ^ ^ ton no-iron blends. Keep wash-n-wear shifts.: wearing. 6 flattering Slub-weave ootton/rasron Ready for summer fun. their crease, and repel 'des. Sizes 8'/j-l 1. blend needs little or no Buy now, sava 7 to 14. ' anihiiiiiv of onii Foreman attempted to ques- V^ll The One wrinkles. Sizes 28-42. ironing. Goes well with ^ 1 : tlon Canm on his atoitted crim­ any decor. Rich oolora. tng on one or more of the chil- inal background, but Blumen- jlren to testify. feld reminded the cousel for SPECIALS FOR INFANTS ^Oa^ is' ttie gov^ent-s ^ You Wont Still 4tor witness against Miller. The ® -= (h h. « iif» SavaL04om2 has already said he led a life 'B6-year-61d Canadian has tesU- 110 ASSORTMENT of crime. EASY-CARE Aed that Miller was the Con- Blumenfeld issued a warning Pennletgh* COnQN TRAINING PANTS OR :|ieotlcut contact for the opera­ OF HOUSEHOLD to both Newman and Foreman Be Here Tomorrow? 3 a le F i i s r s i s * tion, and that he delivered MEN’S FINMY WATERPROOF PLASTIC PANTS PLASTICS after Foreman charged that a One of the Country’s Fastest Growliig PETTMIVS lieroin to Miller on two seperate m a t r ^ who had KNIT T-SHUTS 'Prainiiig pants with reinforced crotch, spoken to Caron while he was 1 to 61. Vinyl pants in S-!M-L-X1. REe.uc|v. - The youngsters, two girls, who imprisoned in Galveston has Retail Department; §tore' Chains'' ANDMUEFS S a l e 5 7 i L V ere 11 and 10 years old at the j^en hiding out. BOUNCING BABY« DIAPERS S a le LOCAL BANK FINANCING ARRANGED NO SET DOWN PAYMENT S a le Clear plaatic or tode-i^ 'time and a boy who was about < queriion ^ e children, and the prosecutors In the case were FORD FALCON they have been in hiding tor not responsible,. but added, “the MEN’S NI-COUNT ADJUSTAHU FUE ROX t- 4-dr. sedan, auto., radio. M395 KARMANN GH)A SPECIALS FOR LITTLE BOYS, GIRLS their own protection. information had to oome out of Coupe: Red, radio. *995 COnON IROADOOTN t U.S. District Judge M'. Joseph here." BARRACUDA UNDERSHONTS Blumenfeld eaid he wanted more The trial resumes today. 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, 4- *1695 FORD C O N Y . S a le ^information on the children’s ------^------speed trSLiui., radio, w w t Galaxie 500. Black, white *1995 pmotional state before a deci- W A T E R U S E TO D O U B L E top. Auto., V-8, power steering. Now I rion would be made on pettier LONDON — England and VOLKSWAGEN Extra clean. 15.97 >- they wotild testify. W ales now consume 5 billion Sunroof. Radio, whitewalls.*1195 FORD NO MONEY DOWN...1.26 Wm U, He said his decision 'would not gallons of water a day. Experts 3 -1 .5 0 he based on any "fuzzy notions say this fate of use of Great CHRYSLER 93 Country Squire 4-Dr. Sta. *1595 Chrome, plated grid, Wagon. V-8, auto., PS, radia REG. 3/2.39 • •bout the welfare of children.” Britain’s plentiful natural water Newport 300 2-Dr. Hard­ akewer and tines. Side « *1795 Very clean. Blumenfeld said he would ex- supply will, double by the year top. Full power, dark gieep. Fall cat, BO bind eooifo^ tray and large cooking pect expert medical findings 2000. Reinforced. Sanfortaedt! arn?:38«/2* x 48* Wgh. COMET CONY. VOLKSWAGEN solids. 30-40, Camper. Vacationtime < Cpe. S-22, green, white top *1495 is Here! .1, OLDS. F-85 W ASHABLE C O n O N SHORT SETS VOLKSWAGEN f '"ri Conv. cpe., auto., radio, wwt.!1795 Eagy-care! Girls with {Mint or Sedan. Blue. Seat belts. gingham t (^ , 3-6X. 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JPages i s to 2S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRTOAY, MAlT lS, FRIDAY, MAY 18,1966 { a c t f o u r t e e n FRIDAY, MAY 13,196« lEwienittg End Is Near for Astor More Pictures Jobless Oaims Famed Beale Street One Driver i Given Society Decrease by 4 MAHRC Honors Hospital Unemployinait eompens^oo Charged in ; The iricture collection which claims filed in Manchester last To Get For Hiring Retardates Proadway’s Old Gray Lady the Manchester Historical Soci* week were' about the Mune as _ Today it’s iffled with ndeena- ety is hoping^ to build up has MEMPHIS, Te*^ (AP) during tiw'previous week, with Ue eiums, hordee of .pawn Manchester Memorial Hospi­ advancement In helping the 3-Car Crash been ciUarged recently by three Beale Btreet, wher» Negro Jaiz handicapped are setting up a a was hit in the rear by a vehlcld My suite looked up Broadway Lewis homestead. Ljntnan Bruce County Superior Court Thure- y . -«« «* «». -hinkvflnl musicians and gamblers. It won neral Home. Mountain Road experience, ’’good dependable committees it was mentioned pwaible. here twice a year vdth her rela­ and you could see the names Watkins, grandfather of C. El- day. • head of the agency s Junkyard driven by Gail W. Pepin of Elast its place in history one evening Cemetery was dropped help is hard to come by, but that the Sheltered Workshop =* "Hotels generally are built to tives, a maid and six trunks. a salesman. was control project. Hartford at E. Center St. and ■ going up and down on the thee- more Watkins, came to Man- Poirier, bock in 1910 when the late W. C- oodefendant during the tria now, thanks to the MAHRC pro­ would have an Open House in last S6 years. Major things need They expected service and they ters. Today that’s all motion cheater from Eastford to be- strangled last January. His The project Is part of the gram, I can count on reliable Gerard St. last night. Handy “ birthed” the blues down when It agreed to pay Bissar ■> i September with Gov. Dempsey fc be done to it,” Schel said, got it. I would go over toeir picture theaters. It ain’t the come superintendent of the mill, body was found in a wooded Highway Beautification Pro- people being supplied by the as­ Police said that Remmell stop­ ^ o u simply can’t expect a 66- auite with white glovea. grain. at Peswee’s SakxMi. 96,000. as g;uest of honor. E. Clayton same no more.” A set of snapshots of Man- area in Monson, Maas. sociation.” Three of the people Gengras, Republican guberana- ped to allow a car to turn left J^ear-old lady to be as spry as a "I remember, the sunistant and was struck in the rear by he has working with him are torial candidate, plaris to visit •ve-year-old. Arteries harden. managers would greet guests the woman’s car. She told po-i full-time kitchen help and the the workshop within the next ,^Lga happens. ’Ihat’s true of a while wearing momdng dress or (lloi'ald pltoio by Satornis) fourth is training to be a cook, two months, it was also reported. lice that she put her brakes on, building too.” tuxedo, depending on the time Earle Gaudet Jr. holds “ Employer of the Year” he said. After the dinner and program but the car did not stop. 'i ’Thirty-three hotels have shut of day. You would personally Later in the evening a car THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUAUTY Gaudet mentioned the "inner was provided by "The Chor- plaque, presented by Norman Fendell.______down in New Yoitc in the past 20 escort a guest to his room. Now opertaed by Marilla B. Kelley gears, and Schel sees the satisfaction I receive from help­ dials,” a singing group from you have pushbutton elevators.” ing the handicapped,” and told of Pillsbury Hill In Rockvills ^losing of the Astor as a part of Today’s Astor Is no longer a T H E FIR ST Our Lady of the Elms College, of the wpnderful feeling he had Chicopee, Mass., Including Miss w'as hit in the rear as she was SI trmd. luxury hotel It has been host to AL Seeking Advance Funds turning left on Tolland Tpke. * “ The Jet plane has changed of really helping humanity when Marian Gorman, Miss Valerie iHne presidents among its 16 TRUE The driver of the other car was the hotel business more than mHUon guests, but the preslden- one of his handicapped workers, Martin, Miss Debbie Bettey, "1HE MARVEL came to h.kn after a day spent To Meet Fireworks Costs Leonora H. Fava of 326 Carter i o y other taetior,” he said. “ It tl^ suite now is gloomy and It Is WASH-’N-WEAR Miss Mary Welsh and Miss El­ ftts shortened the stay. Busines- in New York City, and told len Crouse. Kenneth Woods and St. hard to Imagine President John­ Never Needs Ironlngl MAIN STRfiET' Shortly after midnight, a car Jnen from Boston used to come Gaudet that the happiest part Lawrence Rudd played the ptano An advance collection drive son fitting Into its cramped OF driven by Rachel M. Gould of lid stay overnight. Now they SLACKS of the whole trip was that he for group singing aifter the pro­ to pay for this year's Fourth of quarters. was spending his own money, Hazardvllle was hit in the rear y the shuttle in throe.quarters SUU, the old rooms have an gram. July fireworks program at Mt. f t an hour. earned through his own efforts when she slowed down to let a S aura of history and legend. Nebo will get under way short­ car turn into a driveway ort at the hospital, made possible a "Steamship travelers from Charles Evans Hughes went through the MAHRC program. ly, the Amercan Legion an­ Center St. The other driver was ^Europe woidd q>end two or to bed hi Suite 170, thinking he Service pfos to members of Chamber Plans nounced today. Thomas A. Wiseman, 23, of qhree nights at a hotel before was the newly elected president, • ItA MAHRC for their “exceptional The cost of this year’s dis­ Springfield, Mass. only to be awakened by his son Events Calendar play, sponsored annually by the Damage in all three rear-end the next morning and learn the service” during the year, were 908 MAIN STREET-643-2478 That She May Be Remembered presented to Mrs. Roy Vaughan Manchester post, is exipeoted to collisions was minor. California returns had x«-elect- Was attendance at your club’s of 122 Avondale Rd., and Mrs. cost about $1,750. The post ex­ A utility pole on Woodland ed Woodro# Wilson. Grade 4 pupils in Room 137 at Highland Park School yerterday planted two white flower- or organization’s special event Sylvester Benson, 275 Green Rd. plained that the program Is St. near Hilliard St, ^ s snap­ Gen. John J. Pershing stayed iiur dosrwDod trees In memory of their former teacher Mrs. Eleanor Knoess, who died early poor because several other or­ ads y w Funds for the trees were raised by the pupUs themselves. Here, classroom repre- Alfred Fariseau of 327 W. financed only by contributions ped at its base early alia morn­ at the Astor the night before he ganizations had special events sentaUves Lorraine Roberts and Boyd Haldeman plant one of the dogwoods, assisted by Mrs. Center St., was elected and in­ from individuals and businesses. ing by a car drlvgri by John left for Europe to take charge of at the same time? the American ExpedlUcmeuy RACKS..AND STACKS OF. N. L. Krascella, their room mother. (Herald photo by PintoO______• ' stalled president of MAHRC. He Profits are used for t%e Am%r- Becker, 47, of 49 Westwood Dr; “ succeeds Fendell of West Hart­ So that confusion on sched­ ican Legion Community Serv­ The investigating officer’s re­ Force In World War I. uling of events may he avoided, Japanese dignitaries were ford, who served two years in ice Fund. port explained the accident this W.J. Godfrey Gourley, president entertained at the Astor in 1907 Plant Sale Set that capacity. EJarl C. Petensen, past com­ way: "The highway turned to of the Chamber of Commerce, when the United States was ECHS Seniors Plan Picnic Other officers are Robert mander of the post, has been the left and the operator o f ve4 seeking friendship with the Jap­ By Garden Club Zames, vice president; Mark has announced that the Cham­ agailn named a/2-4 F t ...... $ S .O O ball basketball, relay races, vol- supplying free cupcakes. Other Mrs. Andrew Reggetts, publigi- of professionals taking over the cars and accept donations. YEWS, SPREADING, 15”-18’' ...... $ 2 . 0 0 GOME IN TOMORROW! OET ‘’SLAGKED-Ur FOR THE WHOLE SEASOH! leyball and dancing. concerns have donated various ty. field and said "definitely not,” church, club or organization. tions are not solicited by mail Y ARBORVITAE, UPRIGHT, 4 Ft...... $ 2 .7 5 In case of rain, activities will items, and many necessities ------as he believes that programs for ARBORVITAE, GLOBE, 18”-24” ...... $ 2 .7 5 be held inside in the gym. LimcU such as paper plates and nap- Shredding cabbage for slaw? retardees are most successful will be served in the cafeteria kins have been collected within Quarter the head and use a when parents and professionals ALL FIRST QUALITY AND at noon in two or three waves, the class. sharp knife. work together. / ^ Tima To Visit WOODUND GARDENS SHADE, ORNAMENTAL, NICELY SHAPED ------^------• ------—' Yhe outgoing president fur­ Gaeoallb^ coneet ther stated that with more fed­ and FRUIT TREES m m BALDWIN RD. en campus • ••andoSI eral aid becoming available to ■ For All 01 Your Quality GARDENING NEEDS! MAHRC for its projects it was STRAWBERRY PLANTS the association’s duty to raise its standards by securing more I PUNT - KANT - PLANT - PLANT - PLANT ASPARAGUS ROOTS professional workers for its BLUEBERRY BUSHB Trademark of Trust staff at Bunce Center uid the 9 LolMita. Torwita, Wneo Roua. A M.liim. CURRANTS Sheltered Workshop, and that Balsam, Botehelar Buttans. Dahlias, Calendula, M a n ila , B R A N D N E W BOTANY UEDCMIS* GRAPE VINES nmiKAUR the association must upgrade Zinnia, Petunia, Sdvki, Vorbona, Snops and ^ n y athers. existing programs and services. t i l 69eaeantainor — 3 cantoiners for $2.00 1966 CHRYSLER NEWPORT GONV. " 5 0 0 ’ Fendell said, "Community See Uo for Quality Freeh Dug iBver- participation in helping make' greens • Juniper* e Spreading and 383 Engine, auto, traiu., power steer­ the Sheltered Workidiop a pos­ Also; Tomatoes, Cabbage, Broccoli, Sprouts, CauliHower, Lettuce, Upright Yews • Spruce # Pine* ing and brakes, full wheel covers,* !i':' !.'>nc-s. iVl'VCr //i sibility matkes the community Olery, Peppers, Parsley, Onion Sets, Basil, Rosntary, Etc. whitewaU tires, seat belts, Irtt outside ^ 1963 RAMBLER W shareholders in the program mirror, 2-speed Electric wipers, wind­ 1964 CHEVY If shield washes^ imdocoatlng. $ and it is the responsibility of DANDEUON 3495 NOVA HARDTOP STATION WAGON MAHRC to see that the Shelter­ Chryfiler 5 Tear/50,000 Mile Warranty REOVLAB and CONTINENTAI. ed W;orkshop succeeds.” Black. Automatic. V-8, P.S., P.B. His suggestions for further PROBLEMS? YOUNG MEN'S GERANIUMS Sizes 28 to 42. Pleated or WAIST SIZES 29-42■ *7.00 Got Rid of Thom With B R A N D N E W Plain. Longs, Regulars, ^ Fo ra th in s Color eversrivhere in the greenhouses. The finest quality at Sheurta. P R E P S IZ E S 1963 PONTIAC 1965 FORD LTD the lowest prices. Loaded with buds and blossoms. Only . 89 "SCOTTS TURFBU1LDER 1 M DODSE GORONET DELUXE X-llR. WAISTS 26-27-28 • •••eaeeeifiaeeeanea Colors: Black, Beige, Oliva, Light Green, Powder Blue and 5 or m ore . . . 80c 10 or more . . . 75c Also small geraniums .. .3!>c 2 ," or "KANSBL". • • Navy Blue. ORAND PMX 2-DOOR GOOD RICH Sedan. 6-cyl., auto, trans., air foam . . s6at, seat belts, imdercoating, back- S W hite. Original caPi Gold. Power steering. up lighhri electric wipers, windshield Ib a r k LOAI Weekend Specials Headquarters for com­ wwabera, sldeview mirror, plete line of sexyrrs SMALL, MEDIUM AzaleL in bud and bloom—Save $1 on each. ALL THE NEmST SHADES IN and liABOlG LOADS PRODUCTS. Chrysler 5 Tear/50,000 Mile Warranty 1964 FALCON (Hino-Crimson Red). O nly ...... 1.95-2.95 1962 FORD XL I CALL AFTER 5 P.M. Pink Rosebud, Fisher Coral B ell...... 1.95-2.95 — A lso — DACRON BLEND 643-7172 Amoenana, Purple...... ,...... • • Hubbard Hall, Asgrow, CONVERTIBLE 2-OOOR HARDTOP Delaware White ...... 2.9o Conn. Nurserymen Lawn 1963 PONTIAC Standard six. AIME LATULIPPE Fertilizer, ()rtho, O r­ 1963 VAUANT 352, V-8, cruzo, power steering. Fedoran, Salmon P in k ...... - ...... • .1*95 Grand Prix 2-Dr. Hardtop. Flame-Mollis ...... 2.95-.3.9S gana, E tc. 4-Dr. Sedan. 6-cyl., aufo. RAH, auto trans, bucket HAGGAR seats, double S tA A C P.G.M. Rhododendron ...... 5.95 H&H Lawn trans. Nicely S liO R SPECIMEN PLANTS F ood ...... 50 lbs. 2.44 equipped. ^ Iw w w power. ^ 1 9 9 3 1961 VOLKSWAGEN 1963 GALAXIE W Mr. Woodland says: “Your grower, W.O., ^ve# you Weeping Willows. Reg. 6.50. N ow ...... 4.95 (Covers 5000 sq. ft.) SLACKS Shaiply Paying Too Much? Slim fit and regulan. Pleated or plain. 28-42 variety and quality at rea­ (While They Last) H&H Garden 1 96 4 OLDS. 2-DOOR SEDAN 4-DOOR I Some people believe that sonable prices!” Almey, Red Flowering Crab. Only ...... 6.95 19*2 CHRYSLER Deluxe 4-Dr. Sedan taOoiied the medicine* they use to re­ Food ...... 50 lbs. 1.99 Sunroof. P.S., P.B., air conditioning. ^ store or to maintain good Purple Leaf Plum ...... 6.95 Newport 4-Dr. Sedan. R Equipped with RAH, auto, Mr*. Garden *ays: "And L im e ...... 50 lbs. 59c trans., PS, PB and factory of FaiaGab health cost too much. browning in ttaeir aelf Kwansan Flowering Cherry ...... 8.95 AH. auto trans., RAC , However, the President’s aervlGe plant department 80 lbs. 79c iM b ls power. * 1 1 9 3 air conditioning. C f OAK Rhododendron, Mixed, 15-18” . Reg. 3.95. Only 2.77 Immaculate. * 1093 Council of Economic Advis­ i, most enjoyable!” Mt. Andromeda. Reg. 3.50. O nly ...... 2.44 Lawn Seed, too. 2 f o r * Cidors: 1963 RAMBLER 1965 FORD CUSTOM ers, In Its 1965 Annual Re­ peat, emphasized that the PERENNIALS (Hardy Float*) Our Specialty. 69c 5” Pot* — 8 for. 1.99, Prlmrows Del- 19S3 PONTIAC 1963 DODGE Beige, Oliver •Low Slnog ooet o f prescription medicines 4-DOOR SEDAN ■ 1 MWOR and other drugs has steadily phlnlum. Columbine, Daelee, Phlox, Popples, Hollyhocks, Lupine,' Rock Garden Plants OstsHns 4-Dr. Sedan. Fully S lack declined over the past five and many more. Yes, we have STRAWBERRY PLANTS! Dart Q.T. 2- Dr. Hardb^. OACRON AND Automatic, .]»wep steering. 6 cylinder, automatic. | powerod M 4 9 5 r a h } auto, trank years, while corts of all other^ Timely Tip^ * U 0 oonaumer items have in-' dDahlia*,. Tuberous Begonias, Canuas, Flower and Vegetable Seed*, Peat •Indde creased. Moss,Ml Pot*, Redwood Tubs, Window Boxes, Insecticide#, Trowels, Culttva- Newly seeded lawn* are alow ARNOU) PALMER Waist Sizes Adjustable SoleetioN of Fina Usoil C on AyaiMblG ftow Today's modem medicine, u s tors, Spadiim Forks,------Turf—— Edgers, Rake*, Shovels, Rose*, in germinating this spring 26-32 and medical care are truly FOR ! Sofcroto ia d Swtouning ^ool SuppUe*. due to low night tompera- MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM worth the Itoveutment you taffe* aad lack af vdform Lei«ih8^-82 make in>gioba health for you S nMistare. GOLF SLACKS and your ]0Vfo one*. . V- YouQF ll^ ’e PuUlahM to tha Interest o f Ftaarmacy and Medicine GARDENS CHORCHES *T0.9S and «1Z9S S i w a 2 i ^ W O O D L A N D ^ / I Us For Your OF MANCHESTER VM -Asgraw and ScotYs LARGE SELECTION OF Regulars and Sales and Service, Inc. ■•k ' ^APADHAMnj’ FODl ★ j bOWR 9 M Q ^ *Aiitlu>riM^ Chtyalcr-DodKe Dealer” Gontineniahi WESTOWN e x t r a s i z e s u c k s (44 to 54) i m i i A M S M T ” PHARM ACY 168 WOODUND ST. • OPEN DAILY • FHONB 643-8474 '•• OAKLAND ST., BIANCHESTER—648-2791 *7J» to *17J 4m. nfftfaml Bd—^it GMS p a g e SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* FRIDAY, MAY 18,1968 PAGE SIXTEEN Legion Editor monies. In case of Inclement wiien The Occasion Cote for Flower*, Co-Editors Pat Harris South Windsor weather the service will be held U.S. Risking More Jets Sports Editor next Sunday. Think of The Sharon Douton Steve 0>ne The Junior choir will rehearse John Ostrout Jaycees^ Circus Rejected^ tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Par khjil-Joyce W orld church. In Daily Hanoi Raids T he No Touth Fellowship meeting CompUed by Students o f Manchester High School Mrs. Joyce Don, fau lty Advisor Seven Zone Appeals 0K^d will be held Sunday^ SAIGON, South Viet Nam men handHng thie miaailes are Flower Shop No. 30 Friday, May IS First Ooogregatioaal (AP) — NorUv^et.Nam is risk- "not t*»o moet skiHed” and the The BO^nc: board of appeals ^UL and John Fitch Blvd., In an Richard tJnderwood, profes­ ing more 7 S > J e U in combat haa cranted seven applications. I zone was -granted. sor at the Hartford Seminary (Next to Hartlofd NaUoaua Concert Tonight „ . _ The request of Homer Corp. because the day-in, day-out ^ supremacy became evl- Golfei^Eye One request was withdrawn, ^ % tU g e Grove Rd.. Foundation, will be the guest ' I Bank) ' Majorettes, Comedy Highlight Concert pounding by U.8. planes is dent in the last week of April • TiES-WE D raJrna • The Music Department one tabled and one denied. Bloomfield, was granted for a speaker at the I*ilgrim Fellow­ will present its 34th Annual ship meeting Sunday at the hurting, the deputy commander adieri the OommunisU repeated- nonea: 649-9791 — 649^668 Qean Slate, The familiar strains of tho Denied was the request of the variance to allow a sign larger Spring Concert tonight. May First Congregational Church. of the U.S. Air Force in Viet Notre Dome Victory March and East Hartford Jaycees, Inc., thsm permitted on the comer of They loot six planes 13, at 8 in Bailey Auditori­ P.O. Box 94, East Hartford, for Governors Higrhway and John The South Glastonbury Pil­ um. As weU as the usual the twiri of lighted batons on a grim Fellowship will be guests Nam said today. ^ American fliers that Record 6-0 a temporary and conditional Fitch Blvd., in the I zone, "They are loring too much weA, including one advanced numbers by the chtars, the darkened stage provided a permit to allow a one-night Plant Sale at the meeting which will be The Manchester High golf program will- feature the thrilling opening for last Satur­ held in the church hall at 6 and they can’t go on like this,” MIG21. showing of a circus on the The Valley Planters Garden team has a possibility of going Bound Table Singers, the day’s band concert. p.m. Underwood will speak on said Maj. Gen. Gilbert L. Mey- Five MIGe jmevlously chalked orchestra, a jazz band, and northeast comer of Newberry club will hold its aiuiual plant undefeated. It has compiled a "BJlsa’s Processional” from Rd. and John Fitch Blvd., in an gale tomorrow at the First Na- ‘Death of God Theology.” ers. "They have a relatively up by U.8. planes went down in a folk singing group. ’Tick­ Square Dance young air' force and they have to clashes last June and July. Aft- 6-0 record to date, but with six Lohengrin, by Wagner; Holst’s I zone. tional Store, Vernon Circle. The ets may be purcharod from “Second Suite in |P for Military The board said it felt that gale will be open from 9 a.m. to The South Windsor Square do something about our planes, er these loeses, the Communist other teams to meet in upcom­ any choir member or at the Dance Club will hold an op'en "Their missiles haven’t been planes rarely ritowed them- Band”; Grundman’s Arrange­ this use was not in the best in- 3 p.m. A variety of annuals, President ing matches, nothing definite door for 25c with SAA or ment of cavil War songs, “The terest of the town and that perennials and some vegetable dance at the Wapping Ele­ as successful as anticipated, so selves in the path of American LEASE 50c without mentary School tonight from John K. Snuffer of 225 Au- they are falling bock on their Jets untH the end of lest month, A CAR FROM PAUL DODGE PONTIAC can be said. Blue and the Gray”; selections the location would create a plants will be sold as well as from "The King and I”; "The safety hazard. contributions from members 8 to 11. Bob Grandpre will be tumn St. was elected president air force.” Only two of the 236 American “We have a good team,” said the caller and Russ and Anita of the Hartford County Kemen- The continuous American at- reported lost over North Ooaoh Lawrence Perry. “All of French Quarter,” by John The application was previous- gardens. Mrs. Donald Morissette A LL MAKES Morissey; and “Deep River ly presented to the board for ig chairman of the sale assisted White will cue the round dances. tary School Principals’ Assoclsi- tack on the north is designed to Viet Nam were credited to ene- the members average 80 or bet­ AV Group ■ - ...... — aircraft Moet were shot Suite,” conducted by student a two-night carnival on the by Mrs. John Halotek and Mrs. All club level dancers are wel- meeting, held at supplies to the ter, and 77’e have been hit Viet Cong in the south, Meyers down by conventional ground- leader Dave Hindle, ’66, were property. At the time it was John Janexcek. come. A LL MODELS by Bob Hamilton, Jim Dowd, Visits NYC Included in the varied progra originally submitted, the peti- Country Players Scholarship Cited Cooke s Tavern, Plalnville. interview, but it has a fire. U.S. planes began r^^ilar raids against North Viet Nam Dave White George Bradlau Gary Wigren and Jim Blair. After an uncertain staT^tha tion was denied due to insuf- The South Windsor (Country Howard J^ Moses of 88 Palm­ Snuffer is principal of But- side effect of hurting the North With goMere like these, we have On Wednesday, April 27, the flcient fire protection available Players will hold their final er Dr., Wapping, has been in­ tonball Lane School in Glaston- Vietnamese economy. on Feb. 7, 1966. USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR band performed very to the potential of going unde- Audio-Visual Club took a trip to spite of the fact that'^e audi­ in the town. meeting of the season Monday ducted into Beta Gamma Sigma, ^ , "We have pretty well inter- a national scholarship frater­ Mrs. Florence Woods, prtncl- dieted the rail and road lines lEASING PLAN New York City with Mr. Skin- ence was disEippoJrrangly small Withdrawn was the appUca- in the audio visual room of the Tn 11 years, l ^ ^ e r has ^ for a school toe size of MHS, tion of John and Anna Mascola high school at 8 p.m.' nity in commerce and business pal of Bentley School, was a^und Hanoi,” he reported, 2.3 Children Average Campaign Sparks at the University of Connecticut. chosen secretary of the ossocla- -xhere is more and more barge 97% of All Leases Are Renewed! won 13 league titles. We have .... and at timps'''^exceedingly rude. of John Fitch Blvd., for a vari- Final reports irill be submit- OSLO—A government an- always been blessed with great ^ho club were given the op- (The pejfdrmers could hear au- ance to allow an undersized lot ted by all committees and out- He Is one of 11 UConn graduate traffic, indicating the land lines aiysis ot fepUUty-rate trends in golfers. I’ve., noticed the call- portunly to go, and nine made students named. Other officers elected Includ- have been badly cut. We are dlen^^^lspers even from the with less than the required going officers of the group, Norway Mkws that while the her of high school golf teams the trip. stp^) Specie features of the depth, and to allow construe- Elections will be held for the School Menus ed Richard Peterson, principal tightening the noose on the number ot marriages doubled PAUL DODGE ,/Wenlng were Mozart’s musical tion of a building closer to the executive board for the 1966-67 Monday, frenkfurt in roll, rel- of Pleasant Valley School, South whole transportation system.” i Student Interest has improved In the last five ^he group left on the 5:35 .between 1920 and 1960, the 2 Dave White has been a weU The achievements of George We^mensfleid and ^ m. train out of Hartford, Joke, ‘’The Village Musicians,” street line than permitted on reason. Ishes, potato chips, buttered Windsor, vice president and Asked about speculation of number ot children increeaed the northwest comer of Mascola James White, principal of Col- liiown and well liked figure, Bradlau throughout his High Maloney all have strong teams. Their itinerary included a visit performed by violinists Talis The nominating committee peas, fruit and cookie; ’Tues­ Communist Chinese participa­ only about 20 per cent. The PONTIAC Paups, ’67. and Cyrus Stephens, Rd. and John Fitch Blvd. ’The has submitted the following day, frozen orange Juice, mac­ len School, Bristol, treasurer. ittroughout his years at MHS. career have been ex- Golf matches are held with to the Radio City Music Hall, tion in the Viet Nam air war, average nusnber of children per three teams competing. Home where they enjoyed the movie ’66. and Andy Spearman of property is in a GC zone. names for the executive board: aroni, tomato and hamburg cas- ’The program committee con­ Meyers said: "We have no evi­ 373 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 649-2881 '^hemistry, U.S. History, Latin and im- Tabled for further informa­ sists of GrandMi Willet, prin­ married couple fen flrom four TbL English XL Gregg Note- tremely interesting and im- maitches are played at the Man- “The Singing Nun” and saw the ■UConn, French horn; “Beguine James Curtiss, president; Jane seroje; fresh oarrots, apple pie dence that the Chinese have to 2.3. for Band,” a routine written tion was the request of Wen- Wright, production manager; square, bread and butter'; cipal of John Pitch School, come in.” He made the state­ hand and Physical Education pressive. (Jarrying a schedule Chester Country CHub where the special Easter stage show, ceslas J. Skiendzlor, 20 Plum and performed by the Major­ James______Dobie, business _ manager. _ . Wednesday, (elementary), veg- Windsor; "and Miss Kathleen ment desidte Red (Jhina’s claim help ’round out Dave’s schedule, of Algebra H, French m and Indian pros naturally ahoot bet- Another feature of the excur- ettes; And “Guest Conductor,” Lane, for’ a variance to allow j^anne Manglno, treasurer; etatole, egg salad sandwich, pea- Boscardin, principal of Park- that a MIG shot down ’Thursday BKtra curricular activities such honors classes in Elnglirii m , been a slon was a three-hour boat ride construction... __ of an apartment L i butter sandwich, potato crucial factor in the matches around Manhattan Island with several selections directed by Judy Pontlllo, correeponding man School, Enfield. was from the Chinese air force as serving on the Student Ooun- (Themlstry and US History Professor Tonedeaf (Dave living quarters on his secretary and Elizabeth Geiger, chips, pickles, sliced tomato and that it was attacked over d l in both Junior and senior keeps him bury. In addition, an CirclS-LlneTouri After vta- premises in an A-20 zone. Hindle) aided by Jerry Cam­ recording secretary. salad, mayonnaise, fresh Chinese territory. U.S. officials high school, membership in the almost endless list of extra- Mr. Perry stated. lUng s ^ e of C h i^ to ^ s bria, ’66. ‘ Request approved by the orange; (high school), veg­ Movies of the peat produc­ Boy Dodges Car, in Saigon said the MIG was shot executive council of the CJYO currlcuteu: activities including “A golfer can’t play ^ to shops, the travelers ate ^ t a Sousa’s’ rousing "Stars and board are; tions will be shown following etable soup, assorted sand­ /: have been both meaningful and vice presidency of Boys Leaders vsr In winds of 20 miles per re stau r^t in the unique atmoa- Charles P. Carter of 461 Rye down over North Viet Nam. Stripes Forever” concluded the the business meeting. wiches, potato chips, pickles, Hits Next One They did not identify its nation­ lateresting to Dave. Club, Junior AdvTsorshlp of the hour, which have been encoun- ^ e r e ^ the section. They left program. Following the concert Bt., for a temporary and con­ The players will soon beg;ln a sliced tomato salad, mayon- ality. \ t h llh the following statement, Naitional Honor Society and tered. Winds drive scores Wgh- York for home at a ^ t Dave Hindle aa the bewigged Professor ’Tonedeaf pdnducts a pactice session with Jerry Cam­ ditional permit for one year to for new members and naise, bria who acted as the Guest Conductor in lasL'lSaturday’s band concert. The number re­ toe audience was Invited to the ice cream; Thursday, A seven-year-old boy who The general noted that the Dave hopes to portray to the -vice ohalimanahip of the Town- have been Shot on oo- 8.30 a.m. All the pa c p cafeteria where refreshments allow temporary operation of patrons. Anyone Interested in sloppy Joe’s, buttered whole ker- hearsed above featured gaibage cans, b a lle ts and an old pillow. (Herald photo by Sa- one automatic screw machine ran into the road yesterday af­ surface to air missUes supplied YEAR 4udents of MHS hls. vision of wide Student OounoU fUl Us oadon.” were served to toe excellent becoming a member is invited nel com, fruit Jello with top- North Viet Nam by the Soviet the role of student council, time. Oo-captains Dob Hamilton Pheasant ^ d t ^ t toey d l ^ ternis.) In a to attend this meeting. Mem- ping; Friday, fried fillet of had- ternoon narrowly missed collid • music of toe dance band. ing with the side of one car, but new wwpra ^>ast councils have inevitably George feels that hls atttUide «»** BlaJr lead the team to take^a to ir d a tele- JFC. ’67 an A-20 zone. Tl» requert wm j,qj. restricted to town dock, tarter saiuce or catsup, f^und themselves struggling to the Student OouncM is team to gross average and team P ^ ® “ ^ ^ ® » “ panted irith the restrietton people are needed potato puffs, buttered spin- comaeacollided with uthe side of the *^Y® the Viet Nam war. About 290 of Juniors Receive outside phases of production, ac- ach. cottage pudding with choc- was a scratch­ Storage would be used. them are known to have been WHY It « am . _th. to do cording to the gfroup. olate sauce, peanut butter sand- ed right wrist, police reported. The board granted the vari- fired at American planes, but Iheftlclcncy with which these CJouncil is the most sigrtiflcaint All-State Honors Exchangee Plans for the coming season wich. Milk ia served with all The youngster was Scott T. ub. a recent meeting, uie a u - _ .... ^ , M c. tart llm lt^ the^Udlngs to ^ ^ they "haven’t been very etfec- feundamental------jjave media matters of students yet present . Manchester . . Country Sweet of 27 Huntington St. average at 77. dio Visual au b discussed plans ^ 10 feet from the sideline. ^ ^ Police said Scott ran into the tlve,” Meyers said. G/IO/i Ha bksn dealt, and to develop a ki our high school. Its demo- This set his « . “ . . . ‘ • itvia toewhs All-fTonnectlcuL v Chorus.hl» uo musical comedy tn the spring. student government that can, oratdc foundation serves as an ®lsjlr and Gary Wlgrw Park ^®™ recently announced. The Returns to Alfred Li. Bolduc of ’Theater workshops are also held Mancheetor Evening Herald side of a car on Main St. The He said this was partly be- Graham Rd., was granted car was driven by William P. cause of the evasion tactloB de- KNOWN FOR VALUES PAY MORE? f|>r the .first time, move on to excellent base for the develop- dose behind down 81A onrt thn dato ««t foUowtog Juniora have been se- during the winter and entertain- South Windsor ooirespondent, temporary and conditional per- *1' Anne Lyons, tel. 644-8682. Boudrieaii, 47, of 228 Center vefcped tn combat by American afchieve the more complex de- ment of good citizenship, attl- ® Dowd WAdn^q-®™nted at each meet- Romance Wins slammed on his brakes when he against high-flying strategic rtittee and his campaign mana- vides the stujdent with loader- for an undefeated season, and dub would visit WTIC in Hart- jjjk» komano, tenor, change student of ’63-’64, An­ that time he intends to have je r Barry Gooding, Dave White ship training and is essential to they're on the fairway idling fo™- ThU would include a tour addition, three students Further information Is avail­ saw a woman on the sidewalk bombers...... ------of the station in order to see altered ills carport to house the CHICAGO (AP) — Selective throw her arms in the air. He added that he believed the U>peies to be the next Student the development of strong schopl toward that green. were honored with potations In ders Lundwall. Is back in Man- trailer. able from Mrs. Gloria Whitfield Service officials have proved to Stan SloaSbepg, '68 toe technical end of telivlsloft either toe All-Concert Orches- cheste)^ Anders arrived hero of Famham Rd. or Mrs. Mary (loundl president, and thus to spirit. It to my firm belief that Donald R. Dyson of 101 Mas- Richard Gruzcmskl, 20, that they l|elp his vision become a reality, an active, effectively led. Stu------broadcasting. tra op Band. Mike Johns will May 4, •end will be vlaltlng Welch of Northvlew Dr. do have a heart. «'4 kel Rd., was granted a variance ■ ------dent Ooundl can — be a‘ vttal STUDENTS SEE DRAMA ‘S. o French Horn and friends and families In Manches­ to allow construction of a ga­ St. Peter’s Church Gruzanskl wrote to President trip to toe University of Con- Talus Paups first violin In the ifMAR MAHCHMSnU CMN7WR motivating force in the life of M aa61 164 a AssyU^ *C74atta1 _ ...... rage cloeer to the sideline than The annual rogation planting Johnson asking that his Army Forty French students wiH nectlcut’s Audio Visual Center, orchestra. Mark Leggifct will ter until May 25. He Is staying service and planting will be held PARKINS . ^ ^ every student at MHS.” with hls host family of two pemiitted on his premises in an induction be delayed from May C AFS Students Geotg:6 and hto campaign boead school busee ait 7:16 on Here the club rtiembers would pjay first bassoon in toe band, R rural zone. He had asked to Sunday at St. Peter’s Episcopal 4 until May 20 so he could take manager Mark Heller hope to how m audio visual system The contestante auditioned at years ago, the BJork’s, at 206 build the garage within 3 and Church, at 3 p.m. The service hie fiancee, Magy Reschke, 18, iSpend Full Day give Wm the opportunity as ^ operated on a large scale, arid Buckley High School In Hart- ' -f . Woodbrldge St., and also tho S tage’s, at 702 Pitkin St. one-half feet of the sideline, will take place at the foot of to her high aohool prom. ^ ...... SmncB Pretad^tto^r^ UWvertaty of Conneotl- posslbty adapt some of their ,ord in early AprU. They were however the board limited the the cross at the rear of the “The day before I was sched­ S Touring MHS ch force. Ideas for use at MHS. Judged on blend, intonation, uBchke Jim Newton Anders has been tn and building to 10 feet. church property. uled to leave I got a letter from MimchettBh LUMBER* . TWs oomedy was written by Gary Jodoin ’68 diction and quality of voice. around MHS this past week. On The request of J. E. Shepard Geraniums and petunias will nilnols Selective Service,” Gru­ • Last Friday, May 6, Man­ Since many young people Hke Moflere, a 17to centur^French Barry Sandals ’67 sjach year 500 students from Friday, May 6, he visited with zanskl said Thursday. "They chester High School served host Legion of Honor the group of AFS exchange Oo., P. p. Box 87, East Windsor be planted following the service AmArlriui Meld w)to volunteervolimteer ineirtoeir aervicesservices aur-dur- actor and playiwrigbt. ’The plot ------sU over Connecticut are chosen Hill, for a variance to allow a by parish families. A covered told mo my orders were can­ tfo you M e COOK OUTS? ing toe summer to agencies concerns a peasant woman who Seniors, you need not notify for this high honor. ’Thwe wUl Diversity and humor are the The name of this week’s male ‘ ^udents trem ervice foreign exenange stu- . r®.. . ^ _____j 8lg;n larger than permitted in dish supper will be held im- celed and I would receive new AFS which help toe underprivileged, telte toe King her husband to the High School World of ac- be rehearsals this spring and most apt wards for Manchester jegionnaire Jim Newton, is cut, hero for the day. After Shepard Indstrial Park. Bldwell mediately following the cere- orders after May 31.’’ (fo you M e OUTOOOR ACTIVITIES? ,ents. Participation 4n AFS handicapped, etc., aWe to remove the tame lodged ceptance to .collie# from now later In the fall.in prelude to a Hlrh’a Judv Naschke With a T. .. „ ^ ”'®®*^tog three fellow Swedes, £ ables Manchester to sponsor “ ® j ^ ^ agenclM ^ the to We daughbei^B throat. The on. A form will bobe rivengiven to all concert at StormStorra inIn October.October, <*““ 6 familiar throughout MHS. Anders sat in on some classes Gveral American and foreign ______smile end a never diminishing the glri seniors soon asking for a state- supply of humor, this week's He was most recently honored in progress. At the gathering tfo you//Ae OUTDOOR IMPROVEMENTS? Audents each year ^venty ex- laugh, and, til® hone to re le o ^ . ment ^ future plans.-The infor- Don miss tonight's CSiolr ouW M dtag"i^tor e^er^y^de- as being named salutatorlan of f®*?**^ ^ Z “ctt^^^e’a the in nm U ^ from survey ^ ^ n c e rt in Bailey A ^torium . ^ ^ s “ t l S e n c e the g rL a tin g class ot 1966. >nnecticut area, were inyiteu inside the Guidance of- mwe adventures befbre he re- published in the senior issue in It promises to be a most enjoy- *______...... spending this year at m h s r n b spend a weekend in Manches- turno home. June. able evening*! entertainment. to many activities and organlza- other honors for Jim Include iitwIki- AA lliroe years. Also oh the agenda served as Legion Editor this as an assistant administrator at SCRANTON MOTORS, INC„ ROCMlLLE rooms plus set 'n forget comfort controls snd N O MONEY OOWN...1.2S weekly r^^S rrftt?rS fS w£ w ^ ‘‘'•® P’1"® Arts Magazine, High Past year. Jim has also been a a camp. vents to put cooling wbone you need it (heir host' families before vgt- real delight right in your o w n backyard. UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ijnding An AIFS party given in thedc hosts ’The three excbaiwe ®chool World, and Current Af- member of the National Honor Anders came to Manchester i^eir honor. Ftak dances and riudeoits a l ^ o L t t o ^ / t o d ta ^ “fairs a u b of which she Is presl- Society for three years and is in 1963 through the DOYE, the 1965 P O N T IA C 1965 PONTIAC READY MIXED CONCRETE iMuare dances highlighted the active, in Current Affairs Club, International Christian Youth iening, but pop American dan- ^ o b ^ a n ^ s ^ n i S hi? Away frpin school, she turns th® Greater Hartford Foreign Exchange. He has found that Boimeville (Jonvertlbla All white, black top. Catalina Sport Coupe. sponoorea by ^ church Hi League and the P d ‘cy Association, the Student “Manchester is exactly the AutomaUc, P.S., P.B. S 9 9 0 R Scientifically mixed In handy bags. m s were not overlooked. ’The White. Automatic, P.S., P 3 . S 9 T 0 R Needs onl> I^ortunity to meet, learn about . ■ Junior Advisory Board of the I*cace Union, and the Salvation same as when I left it.” He has Rest of factory warranty. ^9 M iw 9 Factory warranty. After a brief orientation con- Courant^arade of Youth where Army Tutoring Program. Being found many familiar faces at WOtOf •••••eeee bftg have fun with people from Other countries, was enjoyed to ducted by General Manager .she functions as secretary. » member of the Boy Scouts for MHS, as well as teadiers. When ■ Robert Wetos In the morning In the music department we y®^™ completes Jim’s list he returns again to Sweden, 1965 P O N T IA C G« fullest. at the Municipal Building, the find that Judy is a teacher of ^ outside Interests. Anders will enter the mlUtaiy to Sue Goldberg, ’68 Catalina 4-Door Hardtop. A9D0R 1965 CHEVROLET lOfflcera for a day” set out piano as well as a student. Last summer. Jim attended s«rvice for fifteen montte. Then New car condition. fiberGlas panels Carryall. An all S 9 1 C A with their host offlciala to do When she tires of the “ivory Blair Summer School for Jour- *** P|,®"® J” , purpose vehicle. Clean. ID ” Translucent. In several colors. their Job. A luncheon was held keys,” she turns to strings— nalism on a scholarship from a career of Spotlight flof the Group at WUUe’s Steak her guitar. What to play Is no the HarUord Times. Hls interest « 1963 PONTIAC Ideal for potid covor, S720 Anders is especially Uwnkful Easily worked...... * House at 12:30. ’They worked problem as she enjoys folk mus- in Journalism is illustrated by Bonneville Convertibla Ml DOC S ixty-S ix for the rest of the day with the Jazz, and classical music. ' hls membership on the “World” to the organizations and fami­ AU wfarte. Sold here new. ” IO T D 1963 PONTIAC lies who helped raise money for L If tovm officlala. They were then When our legionnaire takes stauff and hls Job as file clerk his trip to Manchester. With­ Catalina 4-Do«i/»errilAa bicycles, 1i>flAUttle kids, m and m j 8 Vkr\AT«»«Ppoetry, cooking, .aviraand writing i let- a 6 _ Pam FUkonto, '68 and beauty to room.. . Gdversity of Rochester; Karen- mayor; Kaithi Luongo, poUce ^drses. ters to hls pen pals. His favorite 1963 O L D S M O B IL E Bonneville Convertible. flake, Augustana College and taiief- Mary Lou PtankeiUMirg, Because of an avid d ^ r e to recording artists are Bob Dylait;' Super 88 Holiday Coupe. OOC AH white. New white tc^. Clean. 91095 flwton University; Dave Brady, ibwvn’clerk- Tnrrm OUva dl- wrtte and create, Judy has ob- Joan Baez, €Uid the Rolling Retxmdltloned. . . . / ' ]f>sbm University; Sandra' of pliWte worice; a iu d la 'tolned keys and honorable men- Stones. Variety Show FINCINO apin, Uhlversity of Oonnecti- Loeffler buiidlng inspector' *tons in Scholastic writing. She Next year Jim will attend Shapes Up Well You con odd privacy to your Why miss the fun and excitement S;; Susan Clarke, Pratt In- Gordon ’Mhltunpo, Wgtoway su- 1» also a NMSQT finalist. Columbia University in prep- 1962 lOLDSMOBILE 1962 PONTIAC tute; Patricia Davies, UConn; perlntendent; Dave Brady, ^H er firture holds a coilege a ^ o n for a future career Next B^dSy evening, vaude- Holiday Coum. D i AOC Tenipest,^ outdoor activities by enciming of Color TV? Take advantage of nda Faridoni, Rosary Hill cemetery superintendent; Mary P^br^e; la^er te<*ing^ wri^g in physiw with a beautiful S AutotnaUc, R.S., P.B. aean. ^ Sport Coupe. 9695 Grants low price ^oday,„ ifllege; Joan Fedora, Skidmore Hagenow, superintendent of philosophy. The ^y^torium stage as directors fence. Basket Weave H 6^^ ~ liege and Sigmons College; water and sower deportment; ^ ^ En^ te^er. t^ rf ^ Y^ ONE AND TWO-YEAR.OLD CARS—60 DAYS FUU jGUARANTEE ■ orah GitcWi^ Cambridge and Mehsnet Karabcfyoglu, con- ^ to inohi^ in her ^ would be hto tov^ placb ^ jy liool of BitanesB; and Monroe troHer. G ero^y, India, and to Hve because of Its roB ^ proceeds of the slW wiH AND 4.YEAR.OLD C A R S -^0 DAYS FUU GUARANTEE SCRIIN w n i mdL* 21" COLOR CONSOU bllege of Rochester; and Barry RussiOr—to Jtnow more truth v ari^ peopde, ideas, and Instl- *" thA Man. 5, university Colorado. Also, Sue Hidser, assessor; about its people. And as she tutions. Jim would also like ‘"® , ^ Now te tho timo to roploco eld • Smart walnut finiUi Llso Jim. Newton, Columbia; Barbara Hurteau, and Pori says, “heU might be good- to visit Red China to see what ^«^®'; ^ screen wire in windows and dpors. Rs{. 41*95 Now a Pospisil, University of Huntington, fire oWefs; Bob you’d meet so many interesting it is really like and how the ^ "e a e _ oaViaIba. All types in stock. ^ (- • Simpit touch tuning I., Central Connecticut, and Muiphy, superintendent of people!” people live. ™ Manenuk Bcnqiaiw Aluminum sq. ft. schools; Qooveiefta. Rosa, prin- Yesi diversity and humor are Untld going to coiiege and _ _ As easy to tune as black and white. You get duup, iitheni Connecticut; and Sue Skidmore College. cipot of MHS; Mlailc Heller, the womla for Judy. But she hae pursuiiig hto career, Jim wiH miarious oomedy vdii (>• P ^ MOTORS INC. natural picture in aecoodt and automatic oolw registrar «f voton; John Good- not succeeded on ai^tude alone, Mve wdrth hds parents Mr. and ^ )ILLAC OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC CASH and CARRY iAiK^ Rtabto 6tau*el, Colby ijitlp W ...... 377.9S dnege, aUdmora CXllege, uni- In, planning director; Ken Han- to t a sporMhig persotaaltty and (Mrs. Robert Newton, brother 164^ UNION SnUBET A p p n xfrslty of Oannpcticut, and W ag- klneon, executtve director of the a quick smile have taken her Gary, and baby sister AMson Hindle, who as MCa will b r ^ R O O K Y U l E NOIMIWDOWII.^ redeveloptnent agency. In. last far on the road to success. at. 168 Benton St. on acts certain to please ra au- n a L M4MCHB9XEB 66S-9SS8 mCKVlLUB 878-^2881 U ^ w a i My d r OoUege; Michael Sweeney, upversity of Hartford, North- minute shifts Aaihana Knybta Nancy FTster, ’68 Pat Harris, ’67 dlence of m ^ y tastes. Singera, Sales Coosidtaato — Ernie Scranton — Dick U aA otar — BiiM IfatMisoi wibMMwtniuTOnar Joined Kathi Luongo in the po------Jaa*> acrobats and folk music Howard Itoney — Jim Ooiman tern, and StonehlU; Bruce * eltofc Thiel College, and Val- Uce station, Kathy Hayes Joined Students are reminded that Students who use the Ubrary will make up J ^ t a portira ot ^ OPEN DAILY— Otalege; Beverly Ves- GeotglaanA Rosa got a take of Mr. Rogers’ jbusy schedule on Tuesday when she wire sssign- Vliglnia Hatoh, and Beery Miac- when IDneaa causes abaence are reminded that reference the line entertainment to stoya. , tm iverai^ of Oonnecticut;- ed Us Jot» ss part of the Rptary Btudent CtovezaaieDt I)ay program. Her dtoniaBel of sch(x)t tounn aKoompenied the O M from stawta, they may not par- books which are kept itoder the 'Tlcketo for next Fi'loaiy g 0 A.M. fo 9 P M^THURSDAY 8 A.M. to A P.M .^SAt. 8 A.M. lo 5 PAR. MANCHESTER PARKADE [ liad a VUemaira^ Univanl- some tin .mfaaites beftars (ne tuna Uosiiiir ben made her a very popidar principal. (Photo Dkense Director. , tlcipate in any school sponsored clock may be used only in the show can be purchwed from I f of Connecticut. bgr Pinto.) Marilyn Twomey, ’66 ectlviUes on that date. library. They do not circulate. any member of the troupe. - t - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHBST^, CONN^ FRIDAY, MAY 18,1966 PAGE-NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN Plan Shoppinpi Center Charge Denied ToUand County Airports Gain Reknown Irp lla n d T roop C Seeks As Pflferer’s Paradise New Auxiliaries NOTICE I Planning, Appeals Boar^ North Enders Fom Murder Suspect Deserted tional airlines to adopt stricter freight volume would grow so B State PpUee of ’TVoop C in security measures to cut thiev­ big so fast,” an insurance man said. That’s one reason airport Staffoxtl Springs ore stlH ac­ ery which has given some of the EffMtWe Satarday, May 14Hi, ]Both Slate Public Hearaigs cepting applications from area security has lagged. 1 world’s 'biggest airports reputa­ Development Firm residents who want to be aux­ London Airport has made at •JJm planning and zoning aire aslced to enter their rosten, Some Peace Corpsmen Say tions as "pilferer’s paradises,” with addresses, at the meeting. iliary state tooopers. least a start on fencing in its WE WILL CLOSE lission and the zoning Persons Interested to apply­ especially for-gold and diamond freight sheds. The single gate Any ToUand residoit in wel­ oard of appeals have both. NAHIOBI, Kenya (AP) — The He said; “Any one of us might Kinsey two days after his arrest ing, and those who have al­ gangs. for freight employes is guarded come to play in the league, and A Swiss insurance source has SATURDAYS AT 6 PJI. aeduled hearing* within the in the North End Renewal P r o j ^ pending trial of Bill Haywood cause an accidental death and If March 27. ’The lawyer said Kins­ ready applied, are to report to by company and public police. aU interested men are invited liext two week*. North Manchester Development Kinsey ■ on a charge of mur­ an African with a dislike for ey was unfamiliar with ’Tanza­ the police Troop to Stafford called I/nulon Airport the Similar guards have been to the meeting; Further In­ « The planning and zoning hired Philip J. diCorcia, local architect to prepare pre­ dering his wife has caused re­ whites happens to be around we nia’s legal |>rocedure and was Springs Wednesday at 7:30 world’s No. 1 pilferage point. thrown around the airport’s poet Tha stora will be open imission will hold its hearing formation is avaUaWe from sentment among some of his could easily find ourselves on a under the impression that he p.m., when tiieir training will But the air expert of one of lim in ary plans. St., on the aouth by the »U - o ffice . peaday at 8 p.m. at the Hicks George Burnham, Glenn Dr. American Peace Corps col­ murder charge. wras obliged to make such s the world’s leading insurance Sunday Irani 9 A.M. to 1 PJI. The corporation, on April 1, road tracks, on the east by begin. About the only airport thefts :emorial school gym, to con- Grading of the second fleU leagues in East Africa. "When we joined the Peace statement. Applicants must be residents companies denies this, saying at the Amiot ‘site sboold be filed papers with the state’s at­ Main (9t, -and on the wart by “ our big;gest losses this year are that make headlines here in­ Schedule: der changing the comprehen- torney's office, listing KrHng F. ’Tbey cogue that he has virtu­ Corps we didn’t realize that if ’The objection was overruled. of the Troop C area — which volve gems or gold bans, ,»e plan map of the town by Rnished, and aU playen are Apel FL ally been deserted by the U.S. we got into trouble we were on comprises the towns of Vernon, at Orly Airport, Paris.” asked to report, with a rake, Lanen, Earl C. Larsen and Edward Rybczyk, «ecntlve Kinsey, of Washington, N.C., shipped chiefly from South Afri­ Monday thru Friday . . . .9 A.M. to 9 P.M. jtedesignating the area on Cider government and express the our ow n .’ ’ ToUap^ Efiington, Coventry, “’Thievery is worst at airpoits Saturday at 10 a jn .. Atty. W . David Keith as the direetor of the MRA, aiM today is accused of IdUing his 23-yesr- ca for delivery to London con­ 5will Rd. known as Crandall’s Inooiporators. No prlodpals or view that Peace Corps volun- Seeba said in an interview he old wife Feverley. Both taught a Staffed Somers, Union, Ash­ which have traffic in diamonds, signees or routed for transship­ Saturday ...... 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Cfanrcfa Note# , that he expecta that construc­ gold, platinum and Jewelry —< 5 ’ pnd, from "recreational area ofacera are listed. teera should enjoy some form of and several colleagues felt there school in the reinote Tansanlan ford and'WllUngton—and must ment to such continental di­ The Rev Robert Shlmoda, tion of the shopping ceutar may like London, Paris, New York, MO "open spaces." Erllng Larsen and Us son, immunity in the same way as should be some agreement be­ ootton town o f M aswa. He jhi 8 poercifully, Saternto.) plan. GROW view of his defense lawyers." K-D Enterprises, a .variance oparatlve lOnderiuiton^ At the request cf Atty, Moving to Completion On the question of Immunity, week a n t Monday, Mrs, . Brace Keith, it has extended the dead­ FOOD VALUES! for use of rural realdentlal Mra. James Rtifinl, treasurer, COSMOS Sack sadd this “just is not the CumlfiiiloiulFa/iiiii property for coitunerctel pur- Crppper, — Mra,__ Cerard Deaden, Two in Crash line to May 27. WASHINGTON ( A P I - vision systems before returning way governm ents wrork. It is a Mr*.- Beverley Conloittba Mn. IlO ltO Il Mr*.. Brian Rdbldeau was re­ The shopping center, estimat­ poses, as . a summer recreation ACAJEIIGOUDS Congressional auto safety hear­ to auto safety. very difficult technical, political WlUtom EUert; Wednesday, elected secretary. ed to oosrt about 6750,000, will The committee had planned to YEARS SUPPLY OF area for children. ’Ihe property Reservations lor the dlimer Hurt Slightly PETUNIAS ings end today but it is likely to and legal question. to on the south side of R t 74, Mra. Robert BUrn% Mrs. T horny be constructed on about 60,000 end Its hearing Thursday, but “Diplomats eu?e the only peo­ m ay be made wl-th Mra. John be weeks—or even months—^be­ two miles from its intersec­ Furey, Mrs. Rtdiard FUtko and PTA Sets Arts Festival Two drivers were treated for square feet, plus approximately scheduled a session for today ple entitled to such Immunity MoOabe or Mrs. Gtoige Maneg- 114,000 square feet o f parking tion with Rt 44. Mrs. Vene Hording; Erlday, AaartMdrrMficf*a«,nl,to supervtoedbjr the sOhool physt- minor injuries early yesterday ztisnsiAs fore Congress comes up with when Tom ’Triplett, a Chester, and diplomatic pasepoils are gia. All memIbMB are invited. Tiollaad 'Twlileni Mrs. Waltar Hendrlo, MM. Ed- ^ ______etoo, Dr. Robart K. Butterfield. after their cars collided on Hart- ^«ce, alt Depot S q u ^ cm graftirfiC legislation to authorize federal S.C., businessman, requested granted grudgingly to very few MeOMdlst, Note* ford Rd., doing extensive dam- ^ y w r IwwMwi the opportunity to appear before people.” The ToUand ’Turfriera, under W a S S D j m ^ llie CD room ait the ■****®^ permtoekm slip to re- Members of the confirmation motor vehicle safety standards. th© ffircctioii trf lUrB. ^VsJtcr' Kyeenko ft&u II m u, j^aDL* sii tiM zoocxi to o quired from .^^**‘each1* studenta*fai«fran^ w whoIia age to boto vehicles. north by the relocated N. Main the group. class of United Methodist ' Both, the House and Senate Kinsey will be tried, probably Beaton, will inarch in. the Tall ’ Krechko. _ etaatotary school. wiU be tbs ,^ahea to take port in the clinic. _ The drivers were Reginald Lost week Triplett submitted Commerce Committees are ex­ a statement to the committee wllihin two or three months, be­ Cedars of Lebanon spring cere-, . *2*^ FaULIi lut program this year. Beoaurn ihe flhn sdieduled the^ f Baker, 76, of 310 Hackmatack pected to go beyond President urging the Depsu'tment of Com­ fore a high court judge and two monial parade in ■Manchester Meadowbrotde Schoolt Mon- IfhUovving a A c r t ------for the Grade 6 mothewtough- “ dinner tonight at 6:30 St. and Herbert F. BUss, 28, of at the church. The MTF will Johnson’s recommendations €Uid merce to publish each year a or three assessors "of his own tomorrow at 6 p.m. The rnanfir dny, ravioli with 'meak aaUo^ meettnar, students in Graides 4. ter iea this weWc did not arrive, East Hartford. Baker was treat­ race.” They probably will be vrtll start at the Oiarter Oak Vtomia breed-and butter. Wit- bold a family night' tomorrow MAYTAG approve measures to establish chart showing the niunber of 6 wd 6 wUl present ibe tea, has been raecheduled to ed for scalp cuts and Bliss for Americans. ’There is no jury. play field and proceed up tored green beans, applesauce^ at 6:80. The M7IF .will meet the standards. each kind of car in the nation seleotione under the dlrecUon cuts and bruises at Manchester In reaching his verdict the Main St to the Masonic Tem­ Tuesday, limcheon loaf, butter­ Simday to plan a retreat the SS’ But the committees plan to and the number involved in ac­ of Bony Spencer, who wiU de- Faper and Bog Drive Memorial Hospital. WASHERS judge takes into account the ed carrota ftosta casserole, OW WMP WU1A m Wfpvs MMB »waawas fAl1#*Htier IN SEED DISPIATB blear their dockets of other leg- cidents. ple on E. Center St scribe the mualc curriculum at Members of the junior class " Police "said that Baker had opinion of the assessors but is ’They will inarch with the strawbeiry fruit tart; Wedmsk teloticn before turning tO -the He said this "wiU clearly indi­ the elenMnitazy sebooL at Botton High School wl)t be School Menus come out of Bridge 6t. and was \N1) EVEUYWHERB not bound by them. newly formed Tolland Drum ddy, beef stbw, with vegetables, complex safety issue. cate to the people which manu­ Mra^ ntaoroeih Bunker will collecting, newspapers, maga- Monday, glazed sweet pota­ crossing Hartford Rd. to go Into Look far toa Bod HsMi If found guilty, Kinsey may Corps, which Includes Robin cole qtow, peanvi' butter and toes, corn, meat sandwich. The Senate Commerce Com­ facturer is doing the bCst job Jelfy sondtoiefa, raisin and f * - eonoaent on vasioua oepeots of zincs, Wd phone books, and a supermarket parking lot when DRYERS mittee currently is engaged in now end which manufacturer is take his case to the East Afri­ Luce, John Cerrlglone, Tom the art at tbe school, rags, starting at 9 totaorrov peaches; Tuesday, American Palumbo, Wesley ’Ihouin, and can cupr Timrsday, handnitg on his car was hit broadside by lengthy sessions on the adminis­ doing the worst job now.” can court of appeal. Murder in and the wiU be decorated morning. Papers do not have to chop suey, gr^n beans, Dutch BUss who was headed west. Tanzania is punishable by hang­ Fr&QK FlBA&fiT&in* roll, potato hhlps, Wittered vege- sr.K tration's truth-in-packaging bill Rep. James A. Mackey, D- -ilth' fisittogm abowiiM the dkf- he tied, hut a spokesmafi says apple slices;. iVednesday, spa- After the Impact the Baker ing but a committee of mercy a A 200 be tbie TVillbra — - .ftah and plans to take up next the Ga., the only committee mem­ ferent maitariols used. tt will be heJpCul if they are. ghettt with meat and- cheese car rolled forward into the path- House-passed measure to re­ ber to attend all of the safety can recommend that President march in next .week’s openlp|f' y w . ReAeshroente wUl be served And, v/pUa you’re rummaging sauce, tossed ' shlad, .cookies; parade oeremonlea for ^tb^i^M ^^r^eet potato ing lot and struck a parked car NORMANS strict interstate abipment of hearings, said he was “very Julius Nyerere grant a re­ to to ihe «****-*—" for the old papers, keep an eye Thursday, chtoken noodle soup, owned by Edward IBUer of 13 dogs and cats for research. hopeful,’ about the prospects for prieve. town boytf leagiia out for things for tbe class’s carrot sticks, spice cake; Fri- -Phnd Drive ' '^'Anfietin Booafi Bunco Rd. Ki.r l lii- »i- -• Rep. Harley O. Staggers, a strong bill, Including his pro­ Most death sentences are Tbe R«v. J. CkMKwer ‘‘-Anything Auction," to be held day, tuna noodle casserole, cab- liiiil rill- It- -( 'ti rvifi' The Boys BaattiaU Leogtie m b m and Nonaense," Baker was rtiarged with mak­ bhairm an at the House Com­ posal to set a separate federal commuted,to life imprisonment ataowed o f U s trio to ^*bie 4. The class wants Uterally bags salad, dessert cup. will oondnet its annual; p a fi > v|^. m the topic o f a leotOra ing an improper left turn. He merce Committee, said his com­ agency to deal with traffic safe­ with the sentence reviewed ev­ " -----'*■'— ’’ in rdatively good Bnllettn: Board li:t II %UTi 1)1(1) nil ' drive Satunfey and, .iSunday! rfh^’ tonlght^'^^ Viaeapa to the (wo Grade 6 Is scheduled to appear in Man­ mittee will take up some minor ty- ery five years. with, a door-tto-door . canvM^' |itouw, the bofne.dt Frof. and otooees lart week.’It* Rev. Odn- from bracelets to Tbe selectmen' will -meet to­ chester Circuit Court 12 on M \M Ill-Mi l t( bills and the legislation dealing ‘"The apati^ is gone,” he Mrs. Kinsey was from River­ boudoir lamps to bicycles.. ’Ihe Anyone not contMJted»' vvto ’ Mrs. Arthur Berman^ Gooee <*lied upon os. a re- night at 7 In the town offices. May 23. with Community Antenna Tele­ said- side, Oonn. wtohee to contribute may sttfil Lane, by Dr. Marvin H. Grody, «>< • ootnnamtty reOcuroea to __ Dr. Bernard The regular monthly voter-mak­ a dtock to. Batt Beebe,,BD 1, a Hortfoed gensOologtot and Mo- queethmnatte fUM out by par- !!!!^' ing feessim «m-||^.bf||d from ThlloDd, The-money (^deted iurar., enfae lot year. Hto preaentatlon 6 to 8. The Lodlei Betlbtotont Socie­ wmTlikStoiS^ulp. tied in S k wSTiSSS TELEVISION ment; unMbrxns, ajuJ Insurance. wamea’#rt»lkery of toe lira de- P«>Jedt, and was, accntdlng to __ ty of Boltoh bohgregational BEEF CORRAL . M gOUW part^wiBiwheMtonMM Unooln Njwtrom, ,___ St Maurice Women Church will bold £ food and AND A pw!^ -fitar (wijlnf' eWreno, frokn 10 odm. to. kjia. toertMiMy.enjoyed by ah. jom cera of St Maurice Church bake sale outside-^ church APPUANCE (be the good l/^/nfilfing) start- Spoqsored ;1^ - the - RcclcvUle- Leonard’s Corner. Jil&e StaUert > y BsaUh Motos Oouncll of CalhoUc Women for . _ B£RfUe$ STORE area otorggr, W if i held Tues­ Members of the OOlland A Jtdtoiroalosto Tine testing «e*t year were elected at a Wg at lA day ^Vp -*>>-; 0^ torical Society -will , attend (bb vrffl bis offered to stu- meeting ibis month, and will The annual-‘-%bdg9t town KoeqhiSBlto: O ^ ln Rockville. spring meeting of tils Oonneott-: dents in Kindergarten and be installed at a dinner meet- meeting will he held l^nday at ToUand reUr^ people fwe In- cut League of Blstorioal Socle- Grade T on 'Diaaday. The testii^ ing at Elano’s Restaurant JUne 8 p.m. in the OmhmimHy Hall, lo o k i vltei^ and resoryattons. may be ties tomorroiwinSUffleld. Regto-. ptognun, sparaored by the Con- 16. ^ FRIDAY THE 13th made by catiii^ MM Stuart traUon starts st 10 am . Mem- seotlout TB' Association In Mrs. James Rich will be the Hanehester Eyprfng Herald From am Ttokfahm, M htow Rd.,. or the beta wishing to eittend should ’ Itairittord, and paid'' fo r through new presldentx <8Crs. Andrew Bolton oorrespoadent,' Cleme- ReVk Do o m G. Miiter of Tol- oontact Mra. Dcnqld Banow s, Chirtotmas ass] sales, will be Maneggio, vtoe-president, and weA Toung, toL giblUgML lo o lean land,' ' ; Weigold Rd. Transportation to.. . ______Bofthon Leogpe available. Pairtloipants Your Teem oBiptainB or their rep- pack a hinch, reocntaitivca of the Men’s Soflt- bedl League wUl meet Thurs- MMichtotw day a t 8 :^ pan. ait the W W TaltoOd cerrespoadeiit, Lucky Day! bame on Rt. 74. Teasn captains Quatrale, tel. 875-2645. I KILL d a n d e l io n s ^ And Other Lawn Weeds To Choose Yours.e IVotfon W onders Frigidoire Appliances ORTHO WEED-B-eON and Save...Come Sot., Too! Where Is Spring? IIV2 cos. FREE $ ' (Oanfluaefi from Page One) ' , ' ' ■ ' ■ TbnfUest FRIGIDUK tan appieklnViigtola and Penn- WITH 1 QTs GAN BEEF BURGERS.. sylvouto tobacco in Kentucky, ^ 2.98 Covers 18,060 sq. f t e nMMilii EleeWdsnw t o r iS to OWo and West Vto hqJ a hW> 92 Md a tow ef M Front-loading D im m iU SERVING Own cl88ni Ks8lf sndBw gitoa, fruit to New York, Wte- , Recurd^springJ^. 19 EVERY DAY 9 A.M. to 12 P.M.—FRI. and SAT. 9 A.M. to 1 A.M. n c t a 88tmMitiC8RE oonsta, MfeUgan, and Utah. ^ J ? Have YOU BaMi To TREELAND This SMagT wheat to Minnesota and Kansas *3bgncta to PlaigD, N .D , 23 de- ROUTE 83 VERNON Loesee arc eaHinated to the tern P T '* “ HEMLOCK fm n 1.89 AZALEAS ~ h«^T-59 of *** 8y««ito. N-Y...28 degrees to in U oom Borttoukurist CUtfort BUen ^a. JUNIPERS — 9 VoritliM ealto WtoooMln’e- too ^greatest Ovnr I 2 Kindf 5' atari DWtaW sprtog toast lota to 25 years." v : ^ 89 degrees to Augistia^ Go. — Will Koom This Yeai>— Odd hhs delayed planting to rRvoug^ as Don Mbsqato once Y B W S ^ Spraading - Uprighr wrote: PERENMiAiS POHED many areas and, in New York,’ from 1.75 4 2 . 2 5 ® * * Erie Oouuty' t^ricukural agent ' "'oh, what tbe hril. It’s' Tbootae Jotgeraea said of taxm­ spring!" Many Varintinc ^ S im ANNUALS itIO U P 3 For •5.95 e n ; Seolcli Phw " m s y may be ptonUng ocin .3)1 (H iey mxe not pnokared. They when (hey should bis cutting Students Ready rMrtgeralor ore natively growinf In tiie hay.*' Hownring Trans AnsIrkniPfaw To Do Odd Jobs r o B s v m u k f : Jatuta Ruoseb LoweB said a WUto Dogwood 736-86.08 Mock PHw BEAUIT Bmsn, uganoughT moutidUl when be called MSy’ Whnt youE screens put iq>7 Pink Dogwood 636 SPUBA—8 Una*)' "a pious fraud of the almanac.’) 1M 80IW IS I Your lawn mowed or raked? Chinese Dogwood . 736 *Ibe Lord and ’Taylor store to Whlro Pha Got other ndd . Juncfim«i^ 5 Btog Eanveaa^mM|i^^ ' INEMAIl ,1 Buy w ea ^ .eeeson and vaoatton vrill^alsa ba trying to add SpW Ba w r lb p | i VEEETABLE LAWN FOOD -4 Ctanp Blich 1M6-8838 ^ . Willows 436 BOSTON iv r amid the yerari-gtocim ,a6dorttag''!-» Arthur. T Gok . 8836 BNGLBH IVT K / tM \ PUNTS GERANIUMS W ISTERIA Bhaboihl Clomp 138 • Bigl11-lb.sb8firMar I 8ie rifle la Ceeleri veM, wlier* prehlMtad Washington is smug about Its qiaeser, their advisor. ‘ Locust 1936 withnipOulclden floweiiB, set to blooming to pro- The pupils are reqdy i^ d wUl- M t Ash 4.98-14.96 SILVER LAKE Grapes 8 /136 RED ~ PINK kr. $ C 7 5 Fratt Tjee* from 838 ^ ftuioa-by: heavy: April ratos. ing to put their youthful -eg) Holly -~8 Varieties ^ CLBMATiB ^iKlorlVFRIQIOMRQ DeUvered Bag WHITE *4^ WM. -'I r-I-iAM t^VAXTf, bMlU C)0009 aWiTTYXS ||A |H I I I ^ Tenowsee cafi# it a; rdatively mutalta and' snrtinsiMiw to •iM UtefTtedw Bsniis’s Pay At Yos Nsats Pisa Fresh Daily- IN THE OPEN 7 DAYS miM spi4ig^ Arizona's.baa.been.veea *-tor townspeoiile. in Dm 1*8 V8 n il Fbr Itei eNeMaiMgrDewn famous; espaeiaUy oninu Son Vtafafieco bixw that they can a on amngh e Up Tb 8 Ti • nanagre-He Iteen -IU<3 A WEEK OpM M y 9 — Sipn. 9 ta 6 a e ' CUMBERLAND FARMS MILK er. gq arapragoh ong « » state Banquet May 34 and the Latter, of WtaNngtoii • men’s Awartto Banquet J'ime R. rtl' W 9 1 M A to Idaho two wetaB ago, tern- They are charging no set toe • W E M S H M l/ H peratures to the 90’s broke beet for their services, but hope to :e e l a i Pfcnmlny records. This week lows to the get the 11.25 hourly minimum .rSM ’ TUMMFJKg W h it h a m S IN MANCHESTER IN GLASTONBURY SO's have been reeoxded. Denver wage, Olaeser' said. The stu- MANCHESTER 1 I : i “GRO W WITH US" IN VERNON boateuBes held patio {laraes lost dents have toataUed a special 8 8 7 TdOniidl^ttnpilDn SHOPPMO PAIKADK BODXB a, BOIOOILUwa TD& FBOM BOiOON NOTCBr^Or'iaM D O N VAUiOiXXVlLLi^BD. , 18NCllN19»ra.<-186N0afraMA]M;l«. ills MAIN nsBnr wesfetnd; ThtBodsy .(he sta te phtee at the Ugh school t m • . -449U7B21 ► OPEN DAILY 94-F B lD A T KVEN1NG8 TO 8 ; was Ut by up to U tnebes at can to 648-0304 wlA bitag you BERNteS OjM|iE«Mhgiia9 snow. Buftaio, N.Y., had a tom- as n u ^ workers os you desire. A iiiiiiA iiiA iA iA A U A iiA iiiiiiiiiiiiA A iiii 111 ■ )' 1 I- t’ V P II 11 >v i » /

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PAGE TWENTY-■ON^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 18,1966 1 ‘ MANCHESTEE e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JilAY 13,1966 f a c e t w e n t x Bolton N.Y. Sniper Revaluation In Chicago BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE UTILE SPORTS Representatives of the United Appraisal Co., con­ Students Keep Control W ounds 10 ducting a revaluation of all Pupils Present Oriental Riding Hood town real estate, are now w ~ . r~ Authors* WoAs | NSW YORK (A P )—Firing an working on N. Elm, Wood- Of University Building On her way to vtoVt honw- \ air {|un from an automobile, a bridge, Steep Hollow, Bould­ ACROSS 5 Chargei on orderly. We’re all hot, tired and IF HE REAUY WA$)jI'tL BEY THAT \ property aible grandrooRher with a baa- sniper ranged through Manhat­ er, Adelaito. Jean and CHICAGO (AP) — The ym- A HOOPLE, HEjU WHEN H\& NiB^ ^ l"T h «----- a Uttle irrational.” UM,YA*,«W(,T«PLWJN|M« A. 6HaU-cm ket of {dokled octopus and sea­ Union. verslty’ of Chicago administra­ " proba8lv;7 finishestin« erih'. tan Tlnifaday night and IKAorriONAU NEW EN6LANU DMNER7 B'Tlie-----Bu«" 70ne of a The statistics and valua­ The speakers used a micro- 3UST / / WITH JOSHUA'S < 12 Feminine name sport group weed cakes, Uttle Sukoshi met wounded nind persons 'with pel­ tion building remained. in••• the - - ^ collection of pla- U6ISO A RKClPe HANDED DOWN 8 Stocking tions which are. being com­ WENT Y RECIPE the DISH Will 13 Exchange a tiger. ' Because etae had al­ lets. hands of determined eludents including one which FAOM 30«HUA HooPLE A0AM6>0N MY BACK rOH TASTE MORE LIKE premiom support Two of the •victims were piled will be the basis for cards, S^t-3 COUSINS » enx3rme 40Tll«r«gon draft deferment. makes professors “ a judge, not 18 Choral 21 "The Great_ (Utin) misfortune. one man riding In a car with a Ford, which reported a gain YOU GET A PAINT ME WITH compositioof StoneS lone29 Witty jr In sales — unlike General Mo- Th* studenU posted lookouts, only of a student’s knowledge, AMiP/O/FWC^ 418nar* AM fairy stories, these days girl. GOOD LIKENESS 19 Hawaiian 22 Athletic dSSmalUdaad tors, Chrysler and American st key poiirts throughout the but of his right to live or die.” WPORTVWMTJ bawka anyway, have happy endings, The sniper left , a trail of 44 Collar button wounded from the lower East slx-flptory building and kept in In a statement, University OKAY/BUT ' 20Glrl'iname 231SS'” ■ d o « » . o ~ - ___ 45Pqwi iiei and this Japanese version of the Motors — was off only a frac­ L E 8 AAOVEINTA 21 Young deer (pi ) ^ g S W e "* * 225l»iSi!frSf.38 Exalt tha spirit eOSontbwwteia old favorite by Claire Boika is Side to Wariiington HeighU on tion. touch ,wiUi their outposts by President George W. Beadle 24Cuka 36BUdicd woman state (ab.) walkle-lBilkie and a telephone said: TH’ DEN 28 Eager no exception. Grandmother the upper West Side. The opening of GM common The first reported incident hookup to a command port in 29Rodenta r A r 1 r j ~ r r w IT emerges from the closet, and was delayed by an accumula­ "I regret this sit-in, wivich, 30 Regret 1' the tiger “crosses his heart came at 8:40 p.m. from a IB- tion of sell orders. The stock the registrar’s office. along with other coercive tac- 31A»init II A 15-man task force sat near 32 Plexus (anat.) and hopes to die" that he will year-old boy who was hit as he fell 1 Vi to a new 1986 low of Ucs, is unacceptable in a uni­ 83 Weary never annoy another human stood in front of a building on ening block ot S3, a side door and screened all versity devoted to inquiry and i r 1 34Ensnarea V>eing. 1st Avenue In lower Manhattan, qoo shares, then pared a frac who entered or left. discussion.” SOAcqultlUve H n ~ Subsequent reports traced a tj,e loss, The students virtually com ­ _ d1 ^ IT" The was given its final "Sincerity is not the issue,” route moving north and west. Jones industrial av mandeered ' the building Thurs- 37 Hawaiian production yeerterdhy morning he said. "But coercion is not pepper IT with the last Incident reported grage a* noon was off 8.40 at day, and cheeked credentials of by sincerity. ” mothers and friends of Mrs. 38>Ue 25 » to at 11:06 p.m. at 173rd Street and 87717^ having come back from persons attempting to enter. student leaders is SS'TTie Purloined 5T w Dorothy Maher’s Grade 3 class. Broadway. But later they agreed to allow Jacqueline Goldberg, 21, of Los The set and costumes were de­ a loss of 6.29 at the end of the 42 Prodigal Some of the victims were una­ aU persons into the building.' Angeles, an organizer of the signed and executed with the first hour. BY V. T. HAMLIN 48 Wandering ble to tell police exactly what Protest leaders reported a, 1964 "free speech” demonstra­ .A L L Y OOP 47Zoroaatrian ST help of art teacher, Mrs. EJliaa- Chrysler sank about IVi and sacred text had struck them. But others American Motors took a frac­ three-hpur huddle with school tions at the Univetsity of Cali­ beth Banker. said an automobie moved slowly officials was cordial and recep­ OP COURSE NOT! 'ATS RkSHTi NO I . ^ , 48 Bedouin head ST tional loss. fornia in Berkeley. WHASaA MATTER I NOTATHINC. TH* WE? VMEAN cord 'The cast, besides those In the past them as they were hit. tive. but not productive. with BARBECUES / BUT THATS T M n o t GONNA A MEN-ONLY KIND 49 East Indian TT At mid-day prices were mov­ She was fined J400 and given AN* PICNICS? y N O T WHAT I . / " n v ' w r BEINTVnS OP A CLUB/ monkey picture. Included Lynn Valen­ ing above their lows of the ses­ The protest, by 300 to 400 stu­ a two-year suspended jail sen­ EAHN* CLUB YOU H u 51 Jumps on one r r tine, Laurie Roser, Lynn Che- dents, opposes the university’s tence by a Berkley judge. AN* OOP GOT? foot J sion. merka, Michelle Barcomb, Jo­ The Associated Press average policy of honoring student re­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 52 Rising out of IT H i t Stocks in Brief water anne Houle, Gene Reichert, Kyle of 60 stocks at noon was off 2.6 quests that class rank arid Waler Moske was the an­ grade information be supplied DOWN v r ' NEW YORK (A P )'— A wave at 321.8 with Industrials off 4.6. Plan Stadium IPainful nouncer and Kerry Churchill to the students’ local draft Si of selUng threw the stock mar- rails off 1.4 and utilities off .5. 2 Harvest s r the prompter. ket for another big loss today. Prices on the American Stock boards. BOSTON (AP) — ?lans for 3 Ascending The universihy, which has an constrpctiop of a $34 million 4 Receiving leU The remaining members of Trading slackened and prices Exchange fell sharply In heavy the class were the chorus, com­ edged above their lows early trading. enrollment of 8,500 has said that stadium - arena complex by menting on the action. ^ this afternoon. ------the school will provide grad^ early 1968 in Wilmington, about and class-standing information 20 miles north of Boston, have BY J. B. WILUAMS Leading issues . were battered OliT OUR WAY to losses which ran to as much 1.5 Billion Given only at the request of the spe­ been announced by AU - New Vernon as several points in some in­ NEW YORK — Americans cific student involved. England Stadium, Inc. stances._____ contributed almost $1.5 billion As the teach-in began Thurs- Monte Green, spokesman for Linda Sombogna, as Sukoshi, a Japanese Uttle red riding hood, shields herself against Zin- The renewed selling pressure last • year to nongovernmental day night, a student leader told the private group, said Thurs­ School Menus Zin the tiger, played by Craig Jensen, as Chotto the tortoise, played by Steven Potter •was triggered, brokers said, by health organizations. Twenty- his audience: day construction of the complex crouches In the background. IButterfly Robin Murdock and story teller George Gianopou- FOR I3E WIFE A \ VOU M A D E { VOU C A N T H U R T the decline in new car sales for one of the organizations collect- “ If yon have any questions^ will get under way within 60 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER I HIS FEELIN'S, BUT Vernon Elementary School; B U rm cA Y ft?e e e n t ' ' T H E S E ? loB look on. (Herald photo by Saternis.) ______the first 10 days of May as com- ed more than $1 million each, don’t yell them out. Let’s keep it days. 1 S N E A K AROUN' W HY, M AN , , HE OUGHTA BE Monday, ravioli, kernel com, Pool?, _ W lLL^tX J THAT, PRISCILLA, A N 'M A K D E VDU S H O U L D TOLD A VISE K N O W N ‘ “ CARVING SET B E IN T H E SHOULD GO WITH cole slaw; Tuesday, beef stew, sand'wiches served with every rolls, macaroni salad, pickles, Ian bread and butter; Tuesday, p o p ? , FROM OLD RLES t o o l r o o m ! , THATOUTFITTO WE'S SU R E C K U E - ■ ' HOLD ANYTHIMG, crackers, egg salad and peanut meal. celery and carrot sticks, sliced chicken, rice, and gravy, peas, FE E LIN G HER/ ■ HOW VDU TINK A M A N 'S I S IT ? S H E C U T S butter sandwiches; Wednesday, Lake Street School; Monday; peaches; Friday, fish sticks, cranberry sauce, bread and but- L O W / t - «TREN«TM W ITH IT/ chicken noodle soup, jelly or mashed potatoes, cole slaw, ice ter; Wednesday, salmon loaf, meat balls, buttered rice, spin­ l!l peanut butter and marshmal- cream. mashed potatoes, asparaps, ach, pickled beets; Thursday, low sandwiches, cake; Tuesday; Building B School; Monday, frankfurts In rolls, chips, vege­ Thursday, sausage grinders, macaroni and hamburg, • green baked beans, hot dog on roll or table sticks, olives; Friday, potato chips, pickles, atring beans, fruit; Wednesday; pork choice of soups and crackers, creamed tuna, buttered noodles, beans; Friday, tomato, chicken in gravy, noodles, rice, carrots, yodel; Tuesday, hamburg on green beans, cole slaw. Dessert, with rice soup, egg or tuna jello; Thursday; sloppy Joes, roll, potato chips, or soups and milk, bread and butter served sandwiches. A beverage and potato chips, pickles, cookies; crackers, chocolate pudding; with all meals. dessert are served with each m ' s T ‘°School- Monday Friday; tomato soup, egg salad Wednesday, chop auey, bread Maple St. school. Monaay,or------peanut--- butter sandwiches,sand'wiches, and butter or tomato soup andana dhlcken noodle soup, egg salad, dessert. crackers, dessert; ’Thursday, peanut butter and jelly; Tues­ day, barbecued hamburg on •Northeast School: Monday, baked luncheon meat and maca- 12% Supermarkets rolls, potato chips, pickles; chlcken and gravy, rice, butter- ronl s^ad or soups and crack­ ed carrots, strawberry pudding; era, ice cream; )5Yiday, cheese or CHICAGO — Supermarkets BY KEN MUSE Wednesday, ravioli, green iW AYOUT beans, cole slaw, Italian bread;__ Tuesday, baked ham, mashed beef ravioli, bread and butter, meike up only 12 per cent of all ■Hmrsday sliced ham, potato potatoes, buttered com, pears; dessert. retail stores, but they ring up salad sun^lne salad; IPriday, Wednesday, sausage in tomato Milk is served with all meals, three-fourths of all grocery baked beans macaroni and sauce, mashed potatoes, tossed Skinner Road School; Mon- sales. In 1948 they constituted tuna fish salad, caivot and salad, de'ril’s food cake with day, American chop suey, but- 2 per cent of stores and 26 per celery sticks. Dessert, milk and icing; Thursday, hamburg In tered spinach, tossed salad, Ital- cent of sales. 5-13 ♦ tH< W HEA, W. T-W. teg. U-I. Nt. Off. jRNV'iLLlAAiJ THE'^ANO* IRONS “Talk about people being uninformed. Janie's mother 9 MtA tw. lAllst «i BB. 5-13-46 inaiBtf she doesn’t eat enoughl”

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/ PAGE 'TWENTY-THRE® .MANCHJESTEB EVFNIKG C6|JN., FKIDAY, MAY 13,1966 FACE TWENTY-TWO UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEB* CONN, FRIDAY,. MAY 18,1966 Gian ts ’ Streak Hilinski Trails by Ofife Stroke UConn Star iBONUlM, Base Hits Honor Christy Seven in Row for HARTFORD (AP) — A 'n'f A then scooted home on Jerry Bu- new baseball field at toe ted Just five eamsd runs in M Hart homered in the fourth NEW YORK (AP) — chek’s looping single, tying the Records 76 University s f Conftectient Is innings. for San Francisco’s second run In Schoolboy to be named in ' honor of Who’ll lose a game first— game at 6-3- . ^ the San Francisco Giants or The 11-game winning streak, and singles by WilMe'Mays and At Portland the school’s retiring ato- Umgest in the majors this year, Brown and Donn Olendenon’s • • • Base hits rained out ahead of the wet rain yesterday letlo director, J. Orlean Juan Marichal? has opened a 4^-game lead for error gave the Giants their final ' pHILS-DtMKlEBS— afternoon in Bolton and Stcrfford and runs were plenti­ Running as an entry, the PORTLAND, Maine Christian. the Giants in the NaUoaal nm in the eighth. ful in both spots. Fortunately for Bolton High,, play Ciants and Marichal have be- Dick Groat hammered a tiwo- (AP) — Billy Carroll of Christian, 68, who ends a League standings. • • • . 'T stopped after five innings due to the inclement weather oofme the scourge of the Na­ nm homer and winning pitcher Tufts nursed a one-stroke HOLIDAY JUNIOR SS-year sports career at Second-place Houston was OAIU>g-BRA.yi»- with Coventry leading, 20-4., — - ' — tional League. Both extended Jim Buimlng stroked three hits advantage in a field of 174 TOURNAMENT UConn on Sept. 80, was rained out at New Torfc Thurs­ The Cardinals thrilled a lengthy winning streaks Thurs­ as Philadelphia downed the ^ Both teams. South Windsor and BOL'TON—The Bulldogs, vLc- honored at a testimonial day night. In other games, St. crowd of 46,048 in their new while Middlebury, Provi­ BANTAM GIRLS day night — the Giants to U Dodgers. 292*33-325 Stafford had on their hitting tim of a no-hitter the day be­ dinner Thursday night at­ Louis opened its new stadium park by rallying to tie Atlanta dence and Wesleyan shared Lynn Correnti- games and Mariohsl to seven — Groat’s shot against Don 291-30-321 hoots, collected a total of 26 fore, could not match the pow­ tended by 660 persons. with a 4-8 victory over Atlanta in the itinth and then beating the t the team lead tciday enter­ Barbara Ewasklj with a 8-0 victory over Pitts­ Drysdale. now 2-4; erased an 253-60-313 10 er- erful Coventry nine and lost its UConn trustees voted the in 12 innings and Philadelphia Braves in the I2th with Lou ing the second round of the Kathy Manning burgh. early Los Angelos lead 253-60-313 ’““c® thrown In as South Won, eighth game of the season and honor to “CSirlsty” at a re­ whipped Los Angeles 6-1. Ctn- Brock’s bases-loaded single New England Intercollegi­ Athina Ciarcla produced by Jhn Lefctovre’s ).'r 286-27-313 15-12. fourth in a row. Coventry is cent meeting, said the uni­ Sen Shancisoo hasn’t lost thif cinnatt and Chicago were not drivhrg in the winning run. Beverly Jencks ninth homer. The PhlUles ate Golf Championships. 273-36-309 "Weather permitting, today s now 8-S after losing its first versity provost emeritus, month and Marichal hasn’t lost Felipe Alou’s second home ‘ *- - Kitty Kelly scheduled. knocked Drysdale out in the Carroll, a 20-yeat-pl 0.7S with his second Marichal got the only run be bottom of the ninth. But Alex ’Si-? Pairings — Correntl vs. Gut- meiw tagged reliever Ron Per- H i w fired a four over par 39-36—76 well at Bolton, Northwest Cath­ tremendous home run and a necticut from 1934 to 1960, shutout. needed on second-inning singles Johnson singled with one out Thursday at the windswept Ewaskl ys. Doster Man­ ranoskl fdr singles following hits a ning vs. Kelly, Ciarcla vs. olic at East Catholic, Rockville long double. Stan Papanos col- when he was named athletlo Marichal allowed Just six hits by Jim Hart, Jesus Alou and aird reached seccmd on Marty 'S'"i Portland Country Club. HEADING FOR T ir r RECORD— Rick Reichardt, hit in the season'^ first 25 games— a record pace by Bunnlng « id Groat and a Jencks. High at Wilson in Middletown lectecl a single, doubi? and triplft director. He remained base­ and struck out six for his sixth CMlie Brown against Pirate Keough's error. Johnson moved Oarroll was the only player In and’ Windsor Locks at South and Tom Kolodztej, Bud Cargo ball coach until 1961. the Odifornia Ansrels’ f200,000 bonus baby, goes if it continues. Unripire Jim Odom warned pitcher to third on an infield out and walk to Bill White. BANTAM BOYS complete game. He has permit­ starter Bob Veale, i the record Held, representing 36 300-57-357 Windsor. and Skip LaPoint each had two The Connecticut Sporj4 down last night after a pitch ^azed his arm and Phil Ortega, setting dff a lengthy argument. scliools, to equal a nine’s regu­ Rick Nicola protective helmet. It was the sixth time he’s been Jim Stratton 342- 6-348 Manchester High was slated hits. Duke Hutchihsbh led Boll Writers Alliance honored lation figures as par stood up. 309-33-342 to. entertain Platt High of Meri- ton with tvv'o singles. Christian with the gift of a Rain handicapped late finishers, Bill Komm X Scott Kelly ^ 302-36-338 den in a track meet with the Coventry roared to a 6-0 first pair of 1966 seasoD tldcets Red Sox Have Lost All Extra Inriinff Games who finally checked in at 8:03 Mai’or League ^ John Stratton 298-36-334 Indian golfers treking to Weth- inning lead and aiuVer let up. to the World Series, to be p.m. Tim Nicola 296-30^25 ersfleld High in a CXJIL meet. , used by Christian and his Stan Hilinski of Connecticut =£LeaJers=£ ' • -M Dave Butlca 287-36-323 wife immediately following fired a 37-39—76. Another stroke Coventry (30) Houk Got His Way Mark Chaaa 300-21-321 ab r 6' rbt his retirement. National League STAFl-'’ORD — Pegging Its Mets’ Attendance Decliues back with 77s were Mike Buja Pairings — Nicola vs. ChaSe,^ Batttog (60 at bats)—iMbrgan, of Ijowell Tech, Jim Kehoe of recoi-d at 3-2, all aPoint. p Uie seventh inning in a bid to For Trial Run National League baseball tecun R , ^ batted to —Moace, and lifted Ms batttog av­ Angeles, and Hsdler, San IVan- en nose. His right eye still is virtually closed. (AP Photofax) ______brlnsz, Carlson vs. Irish, Pinney orover, ' cf !!!!! 0 runs. Stafford outhit their ri- ager, Houk wanted Thurs­ Humday’s Beeulta and outfielder Larry Stahl has erage from .206 to •828. He had Wesleyan each posted 323 to the 1 may attract sports’ biggest pre­ On the other end of the atand- itlning before driving in a final oisco, 7. vs. Lepore Meyer va Riccio. •;;; 1 Viifls, 14 to 12, but also outfum- Philadelphia 6, Los Angeles 1 first round. Trinity was two day night’s weather-threat­ Inge, Chicago and Bolttmore nm with a ninth inning single. Dick Groat must feel stronger both, the first April 28 ogalnst three singles to Thursday Triples—Alou, Pittsburgh, 7; JUNIOR ROYS . Minor, 3b ...... 1 bled ttie ’Cats, eight to two, and liminai-y crowd to first quali­ San Francisco 8, Pittsburgh 0 night’s game against Pitts­ strokes back with 325. Trailing 313-57-370 - - - ened game at Minnesota to also played in poor weather,the Bobby Knoop hit a homer for in a Philadelphia uniform. His Detroit and the second Wednes­ Pinson, CSncinjiatl, and Parker, Richard Pinkie 9 4 here whs the game, fying m s for the 60th 600-mlle St. Louis 4, Atlanta 3, 12 in­ THE New Orleans were Norwich 329, Springfield be played in an attempt to White Sox defeating the Ortolee the Angels and Waelilngton homer oft Don Drysdale in day night against Boston. burgh. Los Angeles, 3. Richard Falmer 354-12-366- CJoventry ...... 630 93—20 .S. VVindSOT 405 123 1—15 12 2 race May 3o. nings and Boston College 330, Boston Bolton ...... (XX)40— 4 6-8 deepite a constant drlztle. hi pitcher PliU Ortega drew a ' Home runs — -Aaron, Atlanta, Tony Marinelll 3B — Stafford , 102 103 5—12 14 8 The opening day attendance, maintain the Yankees’ mo­ Houston at New York, post­ University and Connecticut 331, rilft 2B—Don Storn*. Paivinos; the ofdy other game played warning from Umpire James 11; Lefebvre, Los Angeles, and Gary Moore 305-24-349 papanon; HR—Don Storrs: BB Slomcirt.sky, C a r n e r (6), usually estimated upward of mentum. poned, rain Open Paced Tufts and Bowdoin 333, Fair- ^^4- Li^oint 1. Shapaalnn 6. HtHchliwMi -Waehington downed CaUfoniia Odum after one of hie pitches Mays, San Francisco, 9. Herald Angle Jim Madlgan Slomcinsky (7), and Dvihay; 100,000, eould be double that But (he Yankees ran out of Only games scheduled field and Harvard 335, 6t. An­ .soo?ftool-. SO-lAPo4nt 6. Shapazlan 1. 4-2. grazed the helmet of the next Stolen bases — Wills, Los An­ Bob McAllister 312-21-333 Hutchinson 1: Hits off—Sha.pa7/ian 13 Detora, Bacchichl, (J^i Cham-, because ot spectacular practice momentum when (hey ran into • • • Today’s Games By By Nicklaus selm's 336, and Massachusetts Steve Bania 320-12-332 runs in 31! Innings; Hutcliin- batter, Rick RetciiajxK. geles, 12; Jackson, Houstcai, 11. aon 1 for 3 In 14. pagne (6) artd Hanley. runs by top drivers from Ameri­ Jim Merritt, and went down 4-8, TWDffl-YANKS- 8cm Francisco (Sadeckl 2-1) . _ . ___ and New Hampshire 888. Jim Wilson 304-24-328 (he first loes since Houk replac- PltcMng (3 decisions)—Mari­ EARL YO ST NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) — Defending champion Rhode can tracks and the world road The Twins packed eight sin- at New York (Hamilton 8-2), Sponsors of the $100,000 Greater Pairings — Finkle vs. Wilson, sd Johnny Keene end master- night chal, San Francisco, 7-0; Perry, Sports Editor racing circuit. glee and thetr four nms into the New Orleans Open Golf Tourney Felmer vs. Bania, Marlnelli vs. The fastest qualifer Saturday minded ihs streak that swept BASEBALL HEROES , Houston (Dierker 1-0) at Ptiil- San Francisco, 6-0. First Extra Lap Feature third and fourth innings with Strikeouts—Gibson, St. Louis, . ivT L r Y»i debbenately forgot to look at McAllister. Moore vs. Madigan. wHl win the pole position, the (he Yankeee out of Jest plaoe adelphia (Short 8-2), night Bart Bsttey and Cesar Tovsr 64; Koufox, Los Angeles, 46. Minimum INumber ot t'iayers their calendar today — a Friday s e n i o r g i r l s inside spot to tlie three-car front Into ninth. Los Angeles (Osteen 4-8) at each ooUecttng a pair of hits. 'PTTCHING —Juan Marichal, Do you think you - have problems? Take a look into hoped the rash Sonny Jackson Diane Bernard 350-54-404 row, regardless of speeds Sun­ R was cold and windy before * * * Pittsburgh (B’ryman 1-0), night Set at Riverside Track Giants, pitched a six-hitter for American League cthe other guy’s backyard. Like Mike Landolphi at Bol- of canceled rounds on the 1966 Rolane Irish 357-18-375 day and the following weekend. (he game and Twins’ owner Col Clncinheitl (O’Toole 1-1) at TWO more Connecticut speed- mile cour.se, Is expected to at^ WHITE BOX-OBIOLES— Ms seventh straight victory as Batttog (60 at bats) — Oliva, rton High. The Bulldogs, who started the season w ith . tour wouldn’t continue here, In Strong Bid Diane Pyka 314-54-368 Griffith talked to Houk shout a Chicago (Ellsworth 1-3) Donna VVohlgemuth 282-57-339 sters,. Don Flynn of Windsor tract the strongest field of the The White Sox-Oriolea game San FIrancisco stretched its win­ Minnesota, .386; F. Robinson, but 14 baseball players, are now down to nine boys T9ie weatherman said there postponement until the day aft­ was marred by the rain which ning streak to 11 games with a Atlanta (Johnson 2-2) at St. As Top Rookie Nancy Webb 298-30-328 Locks and Lou Oarangelo of season. er the AH-fltar Game. Houk ve­ Louis (Jackson 1-1), night. Baltimore, .370. -rwith eight ^ames remaining on the schedule. “ If one ® so per cent possibility for Wolcott, showed the way at The record for that' distance They’ re Still Running I contributed to seven eirora, five 8-0 victory over Pittsburgh. Runs — F. Robinson, Balti­ ram. First three draw byes—Donna toed ttte idea because it would Saturday’s Games ■'boy stays out of school, on the day of a game, we’ll have Riverside Park Speedway last was set by did champion Jocco NOW! Thru May 30! by the White Sox. There also BA’ITJNO — Don Buford, more, 21; Reichardt, CaUfoniia, Despite a heavy ' ishower NEW YORK (AP) - Sonny Wohlgemuth vs. Nancy Webb. deprive the Yankeee of a three- were 10 walks and three wild WMte Sox, started three rallies San Francisco at New York to forfeit,” Landolphi said t o ------^ Jackson can’t hit with power. SENIOR BOYS Saturday night as the modified Maggiacomo of Poughkeepsie, M 'Ihursday Which halted play in day reet period. pitches. '' Houston at Philadelphia 19- N. Y., back in 1963i Jbccd’s time with a allele, double end triple Runs batted In—^B. Robinson, • '^day. $2,000, felt the Midget Poot- the morning for 34 minutes, the His arm is no rifle. But he can Francis McNamara 403- 9-412 stocks got rolling again after DsaaTHOROUGHBBEO Los Angeles at Pittsburgh ■ Adding to the gloomy base- of 18:00.88 ts the standard the And there was (be Yankees’ Don Buford did most of tlie aa Chioago downed Baltimore 6- Baltimore, 26; Scott, Boston, 24. badl League was Infringing by first round went over with a run so Jast that toe roilbirds Ernie Woollett 373-18-391 a two-week layoff. dsmaga for the White Sox, trig­ Cihclnnatl at CSiicago • ‘ baU picture at Bolton was the 373- 9-382 Flynn and Carangelo, no new- boys will be, shopping ,fqr on momentum to consider, fo(- 8. Hits—Scott and Yastrzeinski, Having its annual fund drive bang as Jock Nicklaus and tour already are tapping him es the Dave Castagna Atlanta at St. Louis, N loss earlier this week, of regular 348-27-375 comefa toThe Agawam asphalt, Saturday night. Boston, 33. ait the same time . , . Aasdst- ofthara tied tor the lead with man to beat to ttu Rookie of toe Bob White •’■'flrat baseman J€ick- Bosworth. Year race. 355- 9-364 shared the spotlight by pomlng The crowds at Riverside so Doubles—B. Robinson, B^ti- aiYt fOotbair ooe()hes ait Bast ftHto-under-piar 68s. Bryce Hunt' i^The latter was injured in an Speed Is ttie name of toe 333-37-360 home first in the 50-lap feature far have been especially good, more, 9; Campaneris, Kansas Catholic IKgh, which is now Champagne Tony Lema, who Ray Pace automobile accident, hospital- gome for Jackson and toe Hous­ considering the lack of- warm City, 7. Having spring p(raotdce, include said he had “probably the best Ray Woollett 319-36-355 races. Cleveland ... 16 ..^Ized and may be lost for the 322-30-352 Flynn was forced to survive MONROE Triples—School, Oaldfomia, George Lawrence and Chdeik round I’ve played to six ton Astros, who have such other Brian McNamara weather. The first- three pro­ Baltimore . . . 16 '■ season. Hiairlow. LonvTence, a fonmer lo­ fiy boys as Joe Mo^Ehn, Jim Pairings — F. McNamara vs. a collision with Springfield’s gram.-? have drawn a total of Detroit ...... 14 4; Scott, Boston, and DovaliUo, months,” joined Nicklaus in the The Bulldogs have won three cal defensive (fandout and Staite Wynn and Lee Msye to toe B. McNamara, Woollett vs. R. Bill Gumey two laps from the 18,500 fans. A cluster at the top along with Chicago ...... 18 Cleveland, 8. : ‘‘«»f 11 decisions. finish line before getilng the __U ______Home runs—Scott, Boston, 10; Trooper, Is woricing under Head Bob Goalby, FVank Beard and bhih. Woollett, Castagna vs. Pace, California •I ■' s e e When Jackson stole 62 bases White vs. Hunt, checkered flag. Blefary and F. Robinson, Balti­ CSoiach Don Robert . . . Bill Mc­ Charles Coody. INDIANAPOLIS "500” CONTEST Minnesota . Mullen, former (Jheney Tech tor Oklahoma (2ity lost year, the ■ Carangelo had things much Cadets Win Washington more, Reichardt, CaUfoniia, ‘ O ff the Cuff Just a stroke behind at 69s athlete, writes from yiet Nam were veterans Tommy Bolt and skeptics nodded their heads and easier In his victory ride, al­ NEW LONDON (AP) -r Hart- Kansas City and OUva, Minnesota, 7. Good to see Will Clarke hack though there were several re­ that he has only 100 more days Lionel Hebert, Tommy Aaron said, “ Wait until he tries to run ford oalcher Pete Allen collect-,^ MON., WED., New -York , Stolefi bases—Agee, Chicago, from a winter to Florida. Ap- Film Off dr starts before the grind was ...propriate ceremonies auo ex- to go before being sent home. and 26-yearK>ld Jack Montgom­ against those big league catch­ ed.^the only tw<) hits off Oohst THURS., FRL AND Boston ...... 8; Oliva, Minnesota, 6. ers.” completed. PltcMng (3 decisions) — Mc­ I pected to formally name the The fine North End young man, ery, a lanky Texan who hasn’t Guard’s Mike EMwards Thurs­ SATURDAYS Thursday’s Results Well, Jojckson has been on toe' XiONDON (AP) — Cassius So, after four feature races Dowell, Cleveland, 4-0; McNal­ arena at Manchester .High in who has been to the thick ot won a dime on toe tour this day as toe Qjxleta eked out a Minnesota 4, New York 8 scene for 27 gomes.. He has 11 Olay got a film offer today at Riverside, the boys from the Races • 1st Post 8 P.M. M ly, Baltimore, 3-0. • his honor. Clarke was on the the fighting for months, ex­ year. ■*" 2-i baseball victory. Chicago 6, Baltimore 3 stolen bases, only one leas than —but it wasn’t very ftotter- Nutmeg state are ruling the No Racing on Tuesdays Y Strikeouts—McDowell, Cleve­ r faculty and coached basketball pects to be discaiged to Jtane. The group at 70 Included Billy Mike Taylor hit a home run WIM □ Washington 4, Californio 2 ♦ * * a fellow by toe name of Maury tog. roost. Danny GaluIIo of Water- for more than 30 years. . . Casper and in the 17 bunched at for Ooeiat Guard In the second Detroit at Cleveland, post­ land, 69; Richert, Washington, The world heavyweigtat bury and Charlie Brayton of For Dining Reservations Jimmy Martello kept his per- 71 were Arnold Palmer, Doug- Wllla of the Los Angeles Dodg­ inning. Mid the winning rtin was poned, rain 48 . Balls aud Strikes champion was invited to Bristol were the winners of Dial 461 725-5648 Sanders, and Gay Brewer. ers. sred-by John Bartik, who whs Only games scheduled - feet pitching record intact for Rldh Reichardt, Oallfornla’s play toe port ot a vampire the previous main events. UnUi toe Houston Champions “ Kids kid Is going to be singled home from third by Don For Reserved Seats A COMET CYCLONE GT Today’s Games W^sleyaji's freshm^ baseball ypung ouftPlelder, is ohar- to a new British horror film Galullo, who had led the point ,D ial 401 723-3200 International Tourney a week around for a long, long time,” . Wittschlebe to :toe third inning. Boston (Stephenson 2-1) at taam yesterday. The Rockville ^cterized as one of the hiDSi now being made near Lon­ standings going Into Saturday Sports Viewing ago, there had been five rounds said Grady Hatton, Houston Hartford sepred its only run Sam* as the '6 6 California (Chance 2-2), night righthander defeated Amherst aggreggive young playera he'* don. The film nlready has i.iBiiLanight’s uuuu.ccaucr,doubleheeider, c i; ou uu ld. u . Twln Double ★ Regular Double the manager. “ He Ikus good range Indy ‘500’ paca ear. New York (Ford 0-3) at Kan­ SATURDAY Frosh, 5-2, tor his fifth success.. ^ ^one other than team- washed out by rain since foraier world middleweight show no better than fourth ®h, ^o Coast - Direct Buses from Manchester The Card yearlings are ttobeat- 1966 ’toiu:------got’ under— ------^ way at Los but no shotgun arm. He gets on __ ° errors. Hartford Is now iqheck with local terminal sas City (Dobson 2-1), night 1:56 (18) Mets vs. Giants . toate Jimmy PSersall. Mlanagcr champion Terry Downes place In the feature won by en in seven' starts . . . Amy Angeles. After heavy downpours base but he can’t hit toe ball out - 4-6 tor) the season and .Coast ______Washington (Segul 1-1) at 2:00 (SO) Dodgers vs. BIU Rlgney describes him as ah playing In It. He stars aa a Carangelo. and flooding, Houston was can­ of the park. He hits liners." Guard is 6-10, Minnesota (Kaat 2-3), night Pirates Pirkey of the Holiday Lanes’ aJbhfeite who has the ability to hunchback. Flynn had an outstanellng RTE. -146. LINCOLN. R. I. staff repdrts four sets of celed and reset tor Nov. 17-20. Sonny’s average is a surpris­ Chicago (Horlen 1-2) at De­ 4:80 (80) RoUer Derby ' (xmcebrtraite, who bears down There was no ImmeAate night. After winning on. fea­ brothers competed In the recent Montgomery was farced to ing .304. troit (Spanna 1-2 or Monbou- 6:00 ( 8) Race of the Week every second. Reichardt,-a for­ comment from toe day ture, he came back to place fifth quette 2-3), night qualifying round In the boys’ qualify for this tourney and ( 8) ^Wlde World of mer Wisetonsin Rose Bowl play­ camp on the offer. in the second main event.' |FITZGil{ALpM|FORD duckpin tournaments and two carded a two-over i» r 74 then. In toe hurt 30 years major Baltimore (Folmer 8-1) at Sports er, remarked, .‘T played very day took a day off from The pace will be stepped up Cleveland (McDoweH 4-0), Mgtit sets of brothers drew each other The Texas Christian University league baseball has attracted 6UM (SO)'GoU with Sara little baselhall to.lSitttle leagues sparring Thursday, concen­ this Saturday night as the first Saturday’s Games in the quarterfinals. . . Back graduate started on the tour 368,409,934 fans. In the 20 Snead and high school. FoOtbaiU took trating on leg work and extra-distance race of the sea­ Boston at California, N HALF SAFE— Maury Wills of the D o d g ^ steals second base basily but when "managing’-’ la Sam Carilli, full-time last year but won S years preceding 1946 the paid SUNDAY up most ot my time, but I al­ shadow boxing at speed In son will be staged. "The prize USED New York at Kansas Oty, he stepped off the base, the PhHlies’ Dick Groat applied the tag and Ump Augie meat .manager at Sam Cris- mere $6,000 in 1965. attendance was 176,563,693. ways wanted to be a major preparing for his title de­ package for the loyal fans who twilight |. DonsteUi called Kim out Rnd then explains, (AP Photofax ) 1:40 (18) Mets vs. Giants ; ptoo’i Supreme Foods store. Ca- j,j,aguer” . . . Kansas City’s Stop in for a free shock check at 4:00 (SO) Sports to Action fense against Britain’s Hen­ hav# been braving the. cool Washington at Minnesota , rilli, who managed his younger new 40-foot4(Vjfon high fence in right ry Cooper at the Arsenal your Monroe dealer and fill in an Chicago at Detroit brother, in ring warfare for a weather will be a 75-lap test. EASY field is designed, Says owner Howe All-Star Ninth Time •ooeer stadlnm May 2L This event, which covers a 15- CARS entiy blank with your estimate of Baltimore at Cleveland, N InterpretiOion Differs' numljer o f years, is serving, in CJharlie F’toley, to mesmerize a like capacity during Umberto the oppositlon’a hatters. That this year's winning speed. (Record (Big Boy) Oorilli’s bid for a it has done. Ndxidy has man­ To Set New AHL Record TO ENTER Louisville Draft Board fourth district assembly seat in 1962 FORD 1964 FORD is 1^.686 mph.) aged to crock one over the w :^ MONTREJAL (AP) — (3ordle Maurice (Rocket) Richard of Hartford. Big Boy was a highly os ji^et. Several smashes have FlOO Pickup. V-8 engine, FIDO P ic k u p . 8-foot GO! rateil heavyweight Who later Howe, Detroit’s todestructable Montreal bad previputty shared Chairmau Opposes Qay hftt off tt, but none over the marie of eight ilrat-teom ,^ - To that growing society of men who are 4-speed transmission, 8- body, V-8 engine, radio, POWDER PUFF — Rena served aa a sparring partner light ■winger, owns still another heater. EXTRA CLEAN . . Speaking of the Aith- 9tar selections. Wolcott 199, Audrey PhUllmore LOUWILLE, Ky. (AP) — Muslims should obey the law o for Joe Louis when the latter tire^ of pushing a iawn mower,,.. foqt' body, Clean. -- iiwide' and ou t lettcs, Gabby Hairtnett, the NationalhaiH Hockey League record Howe, Yvho has played big GO! 187-182 — 540, Shirley Pierce The chairman of Cassius Clay’s the land to which they reside. ^ prepared f o r championship r local draft board says Ms toter- of tame catcher, bas been add­today after being named to the league hockey for a record 30 185, Rea Harmon 178, Jerry Ol­ Now, the draft law is the liuw of fights. OTHER PRIZES pretatitm of MusUm law contra- the land. ed to toe A 's public rolaticms circuit’s first All-Star‘team tor seasons, was the, only Red son 454. * ■ e * including brand-nftme dicta the heavyweight riiampi- “ Artother thing, toe MusUms department, Gabby will han­ the ninth time. Wings’ player chosen for the MOW EASY 1963 FORD 1964 FORD > stereo, portable TV, power tools MIXED NUTS—R o m Ririey on’s claim that seiring to the have their own mlUtaxy foroe. I * Here *n There dle spea$dng en®Bg«mente ftor Howe, 38 years old and the first team. The Chicago Black 284 The American League season Hawks placed four players, left Galaxie Convertible. V-8, 284 154, saeanor Fttsgerald 14d- armed forces would go against don’t SM bow they could oay the A’b. league’s career goal-scoring EUtogton Bldga F766 Dump T^uck. V-8, 8(6, Irene Larata 1S5-S43, Bar­ Ms religion. they ore not milttoristic when .i- is Jtirt erne week old and the leader 'with 624, collected 160 winger Bobby HuU, center Stan WITH A RED C r u i a o m a 1 1 e, power GO Following are toe starting ' 2-spee4 rear , ax(e7 4-5 bara CaiBwhan 132-126—379, The oorttradictlan, J. i^ en they have a rniUtaiy foroe of Red Sox Mere already points to toe balloting by writ­ Miklta, defenseman Pierre Pi- steering, radio, heater, times, pairings and handicaps Scholastic Baseball yard' body.' Priced to selL wew.. TO THE Dbris TofiHtt 120-348, Bee Te- Sherman said Thursday, caused their own.” for Sunday’s Four Ball GoU •I reached rock bottom^—tost p%ce ers land broadcasters in the lofte and goalie Glenn HaH. a In the standings .1 . . Ellling- New Britain 6, New London traoult 128, Ann Minpby 130, the rejection at one appeal Clay’a next recourse after toe Tournament at toe EUtogton NHL’s six dfies released Thurs­ Jacques Lapeirtere, Canadiem’ UWN SKIFF 3 ton Hugh has a neniv scoreboard defenseman, also was sriectad. Nonna Parker 126, Joan Ckd- mode by Ctoy- of his 1-A draft Western Otocuit Appsti Board Ridge Country ClUb: day. Whoever thought lawn mowing EXCLUSIVEI status. oreoted in oenftenSeld and a Hartford 5, E. Hartford 4. EXCLUSIVE! by 128, Flo Nilw 847. v would, be toe President, Sheiv 8:80 — Wolff (7). NWttara (9) could be so aasyl No gears to scale model Mt Lotus Ford The other appeal, to which man said. But he said Oay W r i ^ (16), Meal (1 7 )7 ^ ^ f-miow fence now lines the' bose- Bulkeley 9, Noqrwlch 7. shift.. . just stsp down on the 19Si MUSTANO .8:378:37 — r ■■ (6)Gathrous ■" (9). Penney 6, S. Catholic L 1965 winner. set of 10-oz. PABKADB DUSTY — Ted C3ay said toductioh (n 'military couldn’t appeal to Was|itogton Cbarendoff (13). BalloireU (38). ' ' ban outfield . . . little League Reo-Matic drive pedal for Country Squire, V-8, BldweU 200-586, Kayo PresU Mrvice would present a hard- txdeas toe appeal .board is split _8:44 — B. Pack (7), Bsim i'(ll) baseball dfiticials, whole happy Afinas 4, Pulaski 2. instant response, forward or Haidfop. 289 V-8 engtoei Crulsomatlc, p o w e r ' "Indy Winner” 212—580, Ed Spencer 204—550, sMp, also was rejected by Local on its dscVrion. J wttfi toe txywfi response tx> its Portland 4, Rocky Hill 8. reverse. Choose from two standard shift, radio, 'Steering, radio, heater, speed ranges. Wide track Libbey glasses. Ted Hemerlln 200, Tom Yost Board 47 to LouisviUe, Sherman aminaJ house to house oan'vass E. Hampton 9, Rham 0. heater, whltewail' tires. - wsw’ tires. said. S. Windsor 15, Stafford 12. chassis fora smoother, safer Lists all 650, Babe BeauUeu 563, -'’''for funds, which netted over operation. Cuts 32” wide w r i (U), Scruilaa (16). Laviu CAMPING Edward Jacko Jr., C3ay attor- without scalping. 6-H.P., the winners. Sab, May 14— 10 A.Bf.^8 P.M. 4-cycle engine available M y to New Yoric, sold, “ The Sports Schedule 3 :1 3 -- Zeimaa (8). Petam • W. Peck Just’ ^plus postage. hardrtap, because toe bardoMp iMoJburg (30. SHOW Lt d 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, Crulsomatlc, power steertog”, still loolGtog for tiiat first Friday, Hay U exists sd tMs time,” (U). Easy Terms win of the tennis sesaon is Man­ BaselraH — Noctowest Oaifao- T.A.C.BU>G.. RT. 30. ROCKVILLE power brakes, power windows, air conditioning, plus But he said there are "eigtat Fahoy (16^ Cioidiato'~(16). I chester Hig(i. Yesterday after- Mc at East CatboUc, 8:80 9:889: — Bynl (6). Batim (9), THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Sponsored By RA.F.O.A. Cluster Of New many .oUiec extras. Very low mileage. .— or nine grounds tor the appeal, K«*toam nS), TanUUo ■ (11^ BasebaH — Roefcvfile at Wil­ o n - KH IS?! - THO.^U’SON, CONN. IRI L PAHKI-NC. England Family Camper’s AssoelattoB $ 3 0 . 4 5 Stop in today at your Monroe dealer! noon Wlndho/n High pinned an­ including oonseientiauB objec­ ■»:40^ BMVisaa Ksnove son (11), Broim (13), ^ (iS). other shutout loss on the locals tor.” Jacko didn’t daborate on • 9:47 — Knapp (3) _ ' m e e — a d m i s s i o n ( 10). DOWN f COMPLETE BODY SHOP NOW OPEN I St WUUmantic, 4-0. Insults— the otoers. Baseball — Wtodaor Locks at Zitopcrw (11). Honnon (W. A SALUTE TO THE FIRST south Wtodsor, 8:16 9jM — Steriera Time 11 Stogies—Tqtteltach W. def. Sherman said both a jy g u lp:(B — Becker (6). TSMiff m) 1965 CHAMPIONS Tfenck — 'Platt at Mancheo- GRINOLD AUTO rARTS Boll M 9-7, 6-8, 6-2; S^drerger went referrsd to Kanto^e Xekh (13), Nsdian (33).!?^ TENTS-TARPS-MTS 191 C a a for St., M aaeiiasl ar , HFOM YOU MIY tor h a s c a r Tfopinr J** $ 1 0 * ^ W def. Gents M 6-4, 6-3; Mtoi- Westocn Judicial Ctocutt Appeal «Si-,P*riJs_(18). B. Apter (33). l^iSrM an" n k HlIfled" piv. MIOHOLS MANOHESXEB Ige. Odfl — Mancbaster «t Weto- > ■S^155r ’ Bvddy Per Molitli 1 ' CAVANAVQHV OARAGE SSRYICE OR RePAIK deU W def. Molnerney H 0 ^ B o u d at LoulsriQe. WHHE STAB SLEEHmi BAIIS j 886 Braad 0(^ BliuiolwBtar B 1 • and 18. HtaMdMstar etofidd (10). TtelB (IS). I,. Aster (30) FOR YOUR OAR 0^ 6-3. Doubles—Wehner4Coa- atkKOA Oay*a oonsdenttoua 10:38 - ra iM (5)7 M r (9) m (lARACn 64. OHAMPm SHELL sUU WYxhd s e m , either Id Mit- am, tonkh (IS). Tlinoiwe (80). OOLBBdAN—STOVES--lANTEBNS->OVEN8 Deeiilfm Next Week u q d Sf i e p ^s p o r t s m a n ^ CAPITOL EQUIPMENT GOe Osldaad Uoafl. Wapplag oombatant military servic# Sr „10:M Keltoer (8). Gerr • ALL YOUR CAMPUtG NBBDS # FORD, INC. PAXORT' AT POWNAL (14). Oalieiy ySovT” Bonmfiitaiy Jobs, sold Ool. Ev- WEST POUNT, N.Y.- (AP) — —..Mgnspt (4). Irilson (»), "s t o c k c a r r a c i n g *”We Borvloe What We Sell 1” . , CraVENSON’S SERVICE CENTER POWNAL, Vt. (AP)—An un- SEE THEM ON DISPLAY AT THE SHOW F BOBTl ATLAMTiO MDEPENDENT srette 6. etephanson, dliiector of The new bead football coach at (swine (IF. Baybum (18). ^Tolland County’s OMest Ford beater’* 406 Matai “ T " "-r tr r IdenfiOsd OS-year-old Yroman ^ Sh «. at 2 :3 0 gS MAlM MT., MANOHEST^ e «48-l9iW SIS N. Mala a t . Esntuoky’s Sstoofira Servtos. (he U.S. Milttary A ca^y MANCHESTER SUlinjUS SALES CO. Windsor Avenu^^ Rockville—Open Evening* SAUEE haU the only winning ticket on Sherman soM tos hrOI borad U )o Canreseoca’s S t John’s probabUr wia not ba iiamisd Abtt TTnhrsntty bashethan team 1M M.I MAIN finSEBr AT DEPOT flqtrABB v v a m a j M n on. anvH% sis tbs twin doaUs and ooQsetsd lOjscted C9ay*s a«psal after Oprat O d y T AJf. - g PJji. — Thnre. 7 A.M; - 1 PJA. n ot wMk. A nuliiwian iiiU eengilM an DM natfc in Us . an2NHAlLTIO»sMFJI^-4M.7m ^ *1 875-3369 m 8 6 0 2 0 Saturday night « t hwbsd up a Rttte M odim Irar- CHididsjtM to mooM d Pte|l t^^M AY 29 — too liAP - iMarday 1 AJO. - 4 P.M. y •» ooach. Ha sue- SERVICE aiH ITH A T H H i SAVES Chtoen Mountato Park. "Tlie MhsUm code rays Um p f y c l a s s w I stsel 1^ ' art being interviewed. oesdsd rMtsd Joa LqcUdc. ■ f t

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Rbusehold Goods 51 PAGE Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—^Female 35 Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Florista—Nurseries 49 CLEAN. USED refrigerators, BRIDGEPORT Operators, Drill BABYSITTER to live in for EXPERIENCED Janitors want- MECHANIC to worit in new car WANTED BOY work part- QROOMINQ and boarding aU JAPANESE YEWS—9 and 10 years old, $2 and $3, dig your ranges, automatic washers Press Operators, Power Press summer, 6 day week including •d m ornings. OsH 6tf-5SS4. agency, hiU-tlme, experience tln)e, mowing lawns, odd jobs. - •-breeds. — Harmony Hills, H. C. d i n e r i n o n e of t^e busiest own. 179 Fern St. CaU 643- with guarantees. See them at 1961 and 1962 OORVAIR, stand­ Operators, full or part-time, weekends. Room, board plus General aeanlng Sorvlcea, b e. b Chryalef products preferred Callt 649-7767. Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton. 643- roots in Manchester doing ex­ 6427. 7278. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 ard, both exc^lent running con­ MANCHB8TB1R Oellvety. Ught cellent business, priced for days. A p^ Acme Tool 5c 820 w eekly. Must be depend­ but not essential. Apply in per­ trucklag and psekage deUveiy. PRESS OPERATORS son to Jose^ Palazzi, Service M ab St. Calj 643-2171 CLASSIFIED dition. B est o ffe r . 528-7791. Quick sale. Owners going south. M l^, In c., 66 Glendale R d, able. Call Glastonbury, 633- GERMAN Shepherd puppy, 5 JAPANESE yews, evergroeiw, Rsfrlgerators, wusbers snd J. D. R eal E stote, 643-6129. Souto Windsor. is6l anytime. Manager, Cborches Motors, 2 for 86. D ig your ch oice. 361 BVERYTHINO ta sterilized re- m g “ TD” 1962, recently upitol- FORK LIFT OPERATORS STOCKROOM months old. Free to good home. stove moving speolBlty. Folding b o . 80 Oaltiand St, M andies- Hillstown Rd. anytime. conditioned used furniture and HIXPERIENCEID or Inexper­ Call 649-4419. stered. 8696. C ali after 5. 749- e h a ln tor rent. 6494)702. WAITREiSS —3 nights per week, PACKERS ter. ______a______appliances, high quality — low 0417. ienced, fuU or parttime wait­ ADVERTISING must be over 18. Apply In per­ FIRST SHIFr—45 Hour \Veek SUPERVISOR FREE to good homes, cute kit­ OOLORAIDO Blue Spruce trees, prices. LeBlanc Furnitufe, 195 ress, wUl train. Matron for lad­ son, Jane Alden Restaurant., $4, dig your own. CaU after 6, 1956 CHEVROLET Convertible, A A A OPPORTUNITY tens, year old m ale cat. 643- South Street, R ockville. 875- ie s’ lock er room . Call 875-6291. Vernon Circle, Vernon. 644-1619. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS small V-8, automatic, red and Painting— Papering 21 EASTERN BOILER 6 years Stockroom experi­ 0489. 2174. Open 9-8. 99 Loomis St, M^chester ence. Knowledge of inven­ white. Needs some work, 4 new WANTED —experienced wom­ INSIDB and outside "painting. HIGH GALLONAGE College Student tory .control principals re­ YORKSHIRE Terrier — AKC SINGER automatic Zig-Zag in tiree, body in good condition. an to care tor 23 year old poUo, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Yon name your own price. RETIREni MAN to pump- gas quired, familiarity with registered, lovable year old Garden— Farm— Dairy cabinet. Uke new, m onogram s, Asking 8200. 649-6914, after SUNOCO-STATION Saturdays only, mornings. 843- 10:30 —3:30 dally except Sun­ MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:80 AJR. — SATURDAY f AJML Speetal rates tor hraneownen E3DP procedure desirable. mole pup, sweet disposition. Products 60 enibrolders, buttonholes, blind 6:80. 0479. day. Cole’s Atlantic, 451 West Male college student to do 66 or over. 649-7868, 876-S4QL FULLTIME Able to assume responsibll- Call 649-6606. heming, etc. Orlg;lnally over Center Bt., 643-6332. telephone investigating for STRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. BOL/rON NOTCH, CONN. tty. $3(». take over left 7 payments PLEASE READ YOUR AD 1968 T-BIRO , white, good run­ JOSEPH P. Lewis custom paint­ IXXTrOR’S assistant, from 2 or local insurance company, lo­ M IN IATU RE POODLE — Tom aszewskl, B ox 383, South ning condition, best o ffe r. 289- 3 to 6 and Satiuday mornings, o f $8 each. Call 622-0931. Cbwdfled or "Want A O t" are taken over the |Aone as a ing, interior and exterior, pa- Call immediately, ilays 5*8-3400 Excellent working condi­ Block, female, 12 weeks' old, R d., Bolton, open dally. 649- 6065 after 6. CLERICAL no Wednesdays, no Saturdays cated in Manchester, from eenvealenoe. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST perbanglng, wallpaper re­ tions, fuU fringe benefit $60. Call 649-3409. 6472. SEWING maeWnes. Slng;er. Spe­ EiVenings or weekends DO YOU NEED US? 6 p.m.-7 p.m., Monday-Fri- DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS^ln ttme for the moved. Wallpaper books on re­ during July and August. 643- program. Apply to Person­ cial sale of machines taken in 1966 dO RVETTE, 866 h.p., two B u t s m a c u a 236-(K13 876-0674 6614. POTTED TOMATO planU Bur- nrak. Insertion. Hie Herald is responsible for onlj ONE incor­ quest. Fully insured. Free es­ day. CaU M r. L illy a t 643- nel Manager.: trade on new Singer models rect Or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only tope, AM-FM radio, 83,900. Call SRMWHG HEW, Articles For Sale 45 pee, Big Boy, Early Red, Beef tim ates. CaU 649-9668. POSITION WE NEED YOUl U 61. portables, and consoles. All to Ow Extent of a "make rood" insertion. Errors wUeb do not after 6 p .m ., 643-4862. BUCR*AND*A- Steak, Red and Yellow. All Hy­ RICH, STONE - FREE loam, thoroughly reconditioned and lessen the ^valne of the adverttseoMat will not bs eonected b j INTERIOR and exterior paint­ brids brand fruit. Ready by 1056 aHEVROLET—2-door Bd HALF BALL FOR UNUSUAL GERBER SCIENTIFIC $15. Gravel, sand, fill, stone, guarantee, exceptional values "make (oo^ inserttoa. ing, wallpaper removed, fully SPORTTNO GOODS STORE — Due to a change in opera­ Our second shift is scream­ July 4 and earlier if planted Air. Newly painted and body THE FIRST TIME INSTRUMENT CO. manure, white sand box and from $20. A lso a few brand new insured. Rene Belanger, 643- prime location, priced for quick tions, several excellent c^- ing for help. Hours are 3:10 by M ay 20. At 84 Eaton Street, work, 1957, 283 engine, 8350, NEED WE patio sand. 643-9504. Singer Sewing Machines at 0612 o r 644-0604. sale. J. D. Real Estate, 643- portunitles have developed OPPORTUNITY p.m.-ll:40 p.m., shift pre­ JANITORIAL -part-time eve- 83 GERBER RD., WAPPING Hartford every day until dark. (Reekvine, Toll Free) de - chromed body, 649-8674, B R A W ^ A ' $69.60. Singer Sewing Center, f t 6129. ______in our office. AU require mium paid and many other idngs, 5—8 p.m . Call 249-6889. 640-3062 after 6. PICTURE? PICNIC TABLES —several sty­ 832 M a b St., 643-8883. PAIimNG^BT Dick Fontaine, the Interest and capacity liberal benefits. Apply In An Equal Opportunity les, from 6’ , $14.50, and up. We FOR SALE — tomato, pepper 643-2711 875-3136 interior and exterior. Paper TO LEASE —^ Busy luncheon­ For responsible young person at and egg plants. Joseph A. VOLKSWAGEN Convertible 1962 to d o flg^ure w ork s; some FOlSMAN’s JOB —experienced ESmployer make any length, free delivery FORMICA kitchen table, 4- hanging and waU paper remov- ette, excellent location in Tol­ woman who likes to toeet .Mack, Clark Rd.. Bolton, Conn. very good condition, red, heat­ WlU require the use of add­ with amesite and general con­ W. Zinker, Route 286 Plnney ohalrs, $10; dining room table, al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. land. Call a fter 5, 875-9329. people and who is willing tracting, also man to operate er, radio, exceptionally clean, ing- or calculating ma­ to learn in interesting re­ St., Ellington, 876r0397 after 4. six chairs, $20; sofa bed, $5; Quality workmanship. Call chines. THE KLOCK CO. small back hoe and dump MANAGER-TRAINBB — Due Trouble Reaehing Our Advertiser? 81,000. 648-6871. tail field. Pleasant person- Household GoodS; 51 rocker, $4; snow blower, $25. evenings, 246-9598. truck. Year ‘round job, good to promotion within our or­ PILE IS SOFT and lofty. . . M . f / / A Schools and Classes «><> aUty and desire for perma­ 1272 ToUand Tpke. OaU 644-8023. 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air, opportunity for right man. CaU colors retain brilliance in car­ W A tliPA PE lR REMOVED, 88-60 niesa openings should nent position are required. ganization we need a man to DINING ROOM, llvbg room, 24-Hour Answering Service dor sedan. Sharp looking blMk M anchester after 6, 742-090. pets cleaned with Blue Lustre. MAKE US an o«er on a divan room . Ceilings pointed, 810. prove exceptionally inter­ Salary above average for train fo r a managerial posi­ washing machine, etc. Call oar with red interior, radio, tion. Base salary and commis­ Rent electric shampooer $1. 643-6558, mornings or after 6. and chair in exceUent condi­ Free to Herald Readers room. Trim, walls, floors, etc. EARN UP TO $225 esting to those whose fam­ the right person. Some re­ PAINTER’S helper wanted, no heater, whitewalls, economy 6 Business Services Business Services Special Services 15 sion while In training. Must Paul’s Paint and WaUpaper tion. Oall 649-0468. EYee estim ates. 640-9168. A WEEK DRIVING ilies are now in school and tail and bookkeeping expe­ experience necessary, must be cylinder engine, 81,250. Call O ffered 13 (tffered 13 EXPERIENCED PLUMBEIR — have neat appearance and Supply. Always—BIG— Bargains Want information oa one of oar elnssMed advertisemeetsf STATE PAVING THE BIG RIGS who wish to return to of­ rience helpful but not nec­ wiUing to learn. Call after 6, BABY CARRIAGE, stroller, No answer at the telephone BstedT Simply call the 649-6808. New work, top wages, over­ good personality. Many em­ A T ALB E R T’S LAND CLBARINO, tree re- LAWNMOWERS — Sharpened A^PRINO SPECIAL — I*alnt- fic e w ork. essary. Write age, marital SCREEINED LOAM for the best crib and mattress, bathinette, time. Call 643-4623. 040-9658. ploye benefits. Apply to Mr. VOLKSWAGENS — 1957 to moval, and chain saw work. and repaired, free pick-up and Driveways, grading, residential, tog. 819 a room (walls and ceil­ status, experience, refer­ in lawns and gardens. Deliv­ TAKE YOUR TIME etc. Most exceUent condition. JOBS WAITING Parsons, 832 Main St., Man­ 1964, 8295. and up. Specializ­ A . M ichaud, 742-8096. delivery in Manchester area. comihercial, industrial!. Work ings) two room minimum. ences and any other quali­ WINDOW CLEANER — part or IF YOU are bterosted in earn- ered fropi our screening plant. PAYING Best offer. 875-0547. EDWARDS You will find our company chester, 643-8883. ing in Volkswagen repairing. Russ’s Mower Service. 742- guaranteed. Many years experi­ Mansfield 429-6884, 247-4766. fications to Box M, Man­ fuU-tlme. General Services, 46 ing 810,000 o r m ore a year, Also gravel, sand and fUl. 1, 2 or 3 YEARS cmEPS, sldewalki, stoiM walla, Train Now—Pay Later a pleasant one to work in ANSWERIN6 SERVICE Tim Moriarty Flying A Serv­ 7607. ence, free estimates. chester Herald. Oak St. 649-5334. we’d like to meet you, then teU George H. Grifflng, be. And­ 'TO P A Y COUCH and chair, $10 for fireplaces, fiagatone terraoea. with above average fringe ice, 610 Hartford Rd., 643- benefits, convenient free you about our career training over. 742-7888. “SUPER DELUXE” bofii; 2 dressers, $50 for both. All concrete repairs. Reason­ LAND CLEARING — pruning, ______232-5341______If you can pass a physical EXPEStlEiNCED ftirniture fin­ ARE YOU ILOOKING FOR A 6217. Floor Finishing 24 parking and in-plant cafe­ program. Metropolitan Life b - 3 ROOMS of FURNITURE 643-2623. 64541500 - 875-2519 able prices. 648-0861. reasonable. D A F tree serv­ and need a steady job year isher and repair man, good CARPETS A FRIGHT? Make 'roimd, here is your oppor- teria. WOMAN wanted full or i»rt- surance Co. Contact John A. and leave your message. YooV hear from our 1962 AUSTIN HEAL.Y Sprite, ice, Manchester. 643-2009, Elast pay, m any benefits, OaU M r. JOB WITH SECURITY them af,beautiful sight with ONLY $433 f ig time without ^^ending all svenlng at the SHARPENlNO Service — Saws, Roofing—Siding 16 FLOOR SANDING and refinlsta- timity of a lifetime to en­ time, 6 days a week. Light Cagianello, 646-0137. Evenings fully equipped, 3 tops, excel­ H artford, 568-0614. PettengiU, 646-om. $14.08 DOWN Musical Instruments 53 knives, axes, shears, skates, Ing (specializing in older ter the trucking industry pleasant work. New Systenr 643-7303. AND A FUTURE? Blue Lustre. Rent electric lent condition, 649-2333. BID WELL HOME Improvement $14.08 MONTH rotary blades. Quick service. WAiNTBD—Lawns to mow and floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ NOW. QUALITY TRAIN­ AiPPLY Laundry. Harrison St. eham pooer $1. O lcott V ariety RECONDITIONED upright, new Automobfles For Sale 4 Co. — Roofing, aiding, altera- RECEUVXNG CLERK —ioT loca l RAMBILEIR A M ER ICA N 1962, Capitol Equipment Co., 38 outside work. Oall after 3 p.m. ing. Paperhanging. No Job too ING, the largest company Store. felt, new Ivory and bench. Nor­ tlons, additions and lamodel- furniture and appliance ware­ BOND BREAD CO. -JU ST LOOK— REPOSSESSION: Take over one owner, good condition, Main St., Manchester. Home 649-8798. small. John VerfalUo, 649-5760. approved school in. the east mal local delivery Included, HERALD Ing of all types. BSxcellent needs 250 men to be trained FIRST NATIONAL house. OaU M r. PettengiU, 646- 60 USED fluorescent Ught fix­ — YOU GET— payments, no cash needed with 8550. CSaffl 643-7420. dally 7-6. Thursday 7-0. Satur­ HIGH Has an excellent opportunity on $196. 643-6663. AJHLB ACXJUBTIICS — L ook up workm anship. 649-6496. for local and long distance STORES CLERK-TYPIST o m . tures, 4’, 4 Ughts. Ideal for rec Ifi-FlECE BEDROOM average credit. 1966 Pontiac day 7-4. 643-7968. established wholesale routes. room, garages, factories, 1957 PONTIAC convertible, ex­ with pride. Sales, service, in­ driving. Train with the beat 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM DOX L E H E R S GTO, 1964 Cadillac sodan, 1965 A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, Bonds— Stodcs—> on both Diesel and gas CLERK AND DRIVER, 40 hours stores, schools, $4.50 each, dis­ cellent running condition. New TYPEWRTTERS — Standard stallation. Call 872-0196. SCHODL 12-PIECE KITCHEN Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Monza convertible. Call 289- Mortgages 27 trucks. Phone 1-249-7771 Park and Oakland Aves. plus. AU benefits. Apply -AUled 5 Day Week count for 10 or more. 649-9953. carburetor, water pump and and electric. Repaired, over­ siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ Desiring a variety of work For Your 8254, ask for Graham Holmes. anytim e. Blast Hartford Printing Service, b e ., 679'*West Paid Pension Plan —WITH— WE BUY and sell antique and starter, 8250. 649-2197. hauled, rented. Adding ma­ terations and additions. Ceil­ for modem East Hartford and ings. Workmanship guaran­ SECOND MCmTQAGE — Un- MlAQe Tpke. Paid Hospitalization ONE OF THE finer thbgs of ELECTRIC used furniture, chba, glass^ eU* chines rented and repaired. Household Services firm. Salary and fringe Informatioa limited funds available for seo- life—Blue Lustre carpet pnd REFRIGERATOR ver, picture frames, old coins, 1962 FORD Galaixie, good con­ Pickup and deUvery service. Offered 13-A teed. 299 Autunm 9t, 643-4860. benefits. Call 289-8291 for Paid Life Insurance ond mortgages, payments to TRADE up>hol3tery cleaner. Rent e le c­ TV SET guns, pewter, scrap gold, THE HERALD Will not dition, best offer. Call 643- Y a le Typewriter Servloa, 648- appointment. Paid Vacation SPECIALS 8642. REWEAVING of burns, moth ROOFING— Shingling, g^utters, suit your budget. Expedient Help Wanted— Female 35 t o i l e r w a n t e d for local TELEVISION tric eham pooer $1. ’Ihe Sher­ AN D RANGE watches, old Jewelry, hobby disclose the Identity of 4966. repointing chimneys and out­ service. J . D . R ealty, 643-6129. win-Williams Oo. . any advertiser‘using box holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ bank. Experience preferred but SCHOOL Average week’s pay over $135, ______Free Delivery in Conn. collections, pabUngs, attic con­ 1959 CHEVROLET Brookwood dow shades made |o measure, side painting. 644-8670, 668- will train qualified person. TECHNICIANS Free Set-up by Our Men letters. Readers answer- ’63 T-BIRD , $1,795. APPUANCBS repaired — aU MORTGAGE IXIANS — first, GIRL FOR babysitting, some salary and commission, after tents or whole estates. Furni­ 4 door station wagon, one ^ sizes Venetian blinds. Keys 2676. Write Box G, Herald. (Free Service by Experts ii^ blind box ads who 2-door hardtop, radio, heat­ makes washers, refrigerators, second, third, all kinds realty, light housework. Call 843-2465. DEPENDABLE woman to baby­ ture R epair S ervice. 648-7449. owner, very clean condition, made while you wait. Thpe re­ General Electric requires Free Storage Until Wanted ___ desire to protect their er, full power, very sharp. freezers, dryers, gas and elec­ statewide, credit rating iinnec- sit for school age children in SENIORS two woods, bag. Oall 649-1832. identity can follow this power steering, automatic corders for rent, Marlow’s, 867 WOMEN WANTED for office TV technicians in expand­ g;raduate. Please Note: Appliances are re- HOUSBHOLD lots, antiques, tric ‘ranges. OU burners Roofing and Chimnejoi 16-A essary. Reasonable, confiden­ my home. 6 day week, 9-6:30. procedure: transmission, radio, heater, M ain., 649-522L cleaning, evenings, steady ing service department. conditioned and guaranteed for bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, '63 FALCON 6 895. cleaned and repaired. Ooama tial, quick arrangements, Alvin 8 FT. — KILN DRIED Call 649-8664 after 6:30. Select your Oli>ER model manual addbg must sell, 228-3639 anytime. ROOFINO — Specializing re­ w ork. CaU 649-6334. General Top salaries, outstanding one year. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ 2-door wagon, radio, heat­ AppUance, 649-0066. Lundy .^ e n c y , 627-7971, 983 post-gruduation For Interview machbe, totals to six figures, Bncloee your r^ly to the pairing roofs of all kinds, new Cleaning Service. ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN — employe benefit program. Mr. Bosek, 1-6 P.M. lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 42Q box in an enveloM — er, standard transmission, Main St, Hartford, evenings. See excellent working conditiem. SALEIS AND Service on Arlene, Building— Contracting 14 roofs, gutter work, chinmeya Booth Dimock Library, Coven­ Career ojypQrtunlty, must career now On Display at Main Store Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. addressed to the Classl- very low mileage. 233-6879. PICNIC $20. 643-0281. Auto Accessories— Tires 6 Hahn EoUpse, Jacobson lawn cleaned, repaired. Aluminum try. To 30 hours weekly, Sat­ be high school graduate. Phone for Appointment fled Manager, Manchester CARPENTRY — Concrete work, BOND BREAD CO. ABK FOR "CARL’’ mowers. Also HomeUte chain siding. SO years’ exporience. TABLE urday, four afternoons, three Please caU J. C. McCarthy, Don’t wait!! Apply now MEYER’S % h.p. deep well Evening Herald, together '63 FORD V-8 1,295. TWO 760x13 Snow tires, Allstate, anything from cellar to roof, 1055 Broad St., Hartford Htfd. 247-0368 or 627-9036 Rooms Withont Board 59 with a memo Ustlng the 4-door hardtop, radio, heat­ saws and International Cub Free estimates. Oall Howiag,” evenings. Some typing and li­ 289-6871. and start a rewarding ca­ pump, tank and controls, $36. vdiite walls, mounted on rims, inside and out, no substitute for See It Day or Night companiea you do NOT er, automatic transmission, Oadet Tractore. Rental equip­ 643-5361, 644-8388. p r E ’'D r iij 1jEjO f o r WOMEN brary experience preferred. reer at Pratt & 'Whitney An Equal Opportunity Employer 649-9953. FOR RENT—Near Main St, heilf original cost. Oall 643-4814 quality work, satisfaction guar­ H you have no means of trans- want to see your letter. power steering and brakes, ment and sharpening service EASY ASSEMBLY 742-7606, 742-8031. - Aircraft after graduation single toom. CaU 649-2170, 9 after 6:30. anteed, competative prices, no Septic Tanks iRIDING DAWN mower, very portatlon, I’U send my auto for Tour letter will be de­ beautiful 2-tone finish. on aU makes. L & M Equip­ Needed for general factory on a date of your choice. H azel S t. stroyed if the advertiser Is Job too small. D A D Carpen­ Heating and Plumbing 17 AND WAnRESS—^Experienced only, JANITOR AND maintenance good condition. CaU after 6, you. No obligation whatsoever. m ent Oorp., Route S3, Vernon, try , days 648-1904, evenings 649- work. Also qualified sewing man, full-time dish washers. There are hundreds of good M one you’ve mentioned. If dining room and counter. Ap­ 649-9246. ATTRACrrVB sleeping room, ’63 CHEVY II 795. Trailers— 875-7609. Manchester E x­ B O m PLUMBING and heating ’ 22.95 machine trainees. Jobs available at “the Air­ Help Wanted— not it will be handled In 8880. Pluggeil Sewers ply in person, Center Restau­ full-time and part-time barten­ A—L—B—E—R—T’—S gentleman, private entrance, the usual manner. 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, Mobile Homes 6-A change—Enrterprias 1946. repairs, alterations, electric der. Walter for weekends for craft’" to a wide variety of Male or Female 37 IT’S TERIRIFIC the way we’re rant, 499 Main St. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD free parking, shower batii. Ap­ standard transmission. QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, and gas hot water heaters, free Machine Gleaned W. G. GLENNEY CO. m en’s card room . Call 876-6291. skills and specialties. And selling Blue Lustre for clean­ ABSOLUTE QUALITY — 1962 REN TALS—^Power roller, chain WAITRESS and WAITER need­ OPEN NIGHTS TILL 3 P.M. dormers, porches, basements estim ates. OVU 643-1496. you can choose from a ing rugs and upholstery. Rent p ly 196 Spruce St. R pycraft, 8176 down, take over saws, trail roller and aerator, Septio Tanka, Dry Wells, 836 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER MODES ed, part-time. Call Bolton Lake Lost and Found 1 ^ lawn vac, rototUlers. Also sales reflnished, cabinets, bullt-ins, Sewer lines Installed—Cel­ number of trainbg pro­ electric ^ampooer $L Lar­ ADMIRAL electric stove, ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen ______- 2-door hardtop, radio heat­ payments, lakefront lot avail­ formica, aluminum, vinyl, COMPLBTTB plumbing and FULLER BRUSH CO. H otel, 643-9731. and service on all lawn equip­ lar Waterproofing Dme. Pine St. grams that pay good wages sen’s Hardware. two ovens, storage space. prlvU egee, fre e paridng. 643- LOST — Grey and white cat, fe­ er, aut<»natlc tran.smlssion, able. Call 649-5072. heating service, oocnplete new ment. Capitol Equipment, 38 steel, ceramo stdlng. William while you learn. WANTED — man or woman to CaU 643-4676. male, part Persian. May be in­ power steering and brakes. bathroom Installations and NEEDS RECEIVING ______7086. FOR SALE — camper unit on Main St., 643-7958. Robbins Carpentry Service, sell real estate full time, ex­ jured. Vicinity Bolton Lakes. bathroom remodeling, 30 years McK i n n e y b r o s . Boats and Accessories 46 Ford 6 % ton chassis, 81,000. 649-3446. STENOGRAPHERS Visit the Employment Office perience preferred but not nec­ MOVING — eelllng apartment PRIVATE room, near shopping, R eward. 643-7474. ’61 DODGE V-8 895. ATTICS, cellars, garages and in business. Bari VanOan^, Sewerage Disposal Co. A 43 Edison R d,, M anchester. HOUSEKEEPER for new in- CLERK 400 Main Street essary. Contact Mr. Phllbrick, SAILBOAT — 16%’, 26’ mast, furniture, rug and washer, Uke available tor two people, cen- 4-door wagon, radio, heat­ OOMPLEfTE remodeling serv­ 649-4749. 118 Peari St. — 643-6308 yards cleaned, trash hauled to atitution. 2-10 p .m ., 6 days a TYPISTS East Hartford, Coimectlcut S64 M a b St., or caU 649-6464 cotton sails, good condition, new, reasMiable price. CaU aft- trally located, bus. Call after LOST — Paa^>ook No. 3995. er, automatic transmission. ice. Roofing, siding, garages, TOLLAIND-MOBILB 50x8’ lo­ dump. Reasonable. Call 043- week. 646-0129. Opportunity open for an for appobtment. $426 o r best offer, 643-0224. er 4:16, 648-0727. 4:16, 648-0727. Notice is hereby given that cated on large lot with pond rec rooms, concrete work, cab­ Millinery, Dressmaking 19 MAIL CLERKS Passbook No. 3995 issued by 6819. individual with bexperi- ’61 FORD V-8 495. for swimming or fishing. Can inet and counter work, cera­ SALES PERSONS, experienced, Open for your convenience 12’ PLYWOOD runabout, must the iFRat-Manchester Office, DRAPES, valances, etc. — Cus- ence in receiving or ship­ HAlRORlElSiSiER, full or part- 4-door wagon, radio, heat­ rent with option to buy, must LAVOIE BROTHERS —general m ic tile, flo o r tile. Call 649- women’s wearing apparel, fuU . Hartford National Bank A tonj made to your measure­ Immediate openings b our ping. Must be phyaicelly fit Monday through Friday time work. Apply b person sell, first $60 wUl take It. Days GLASTONBURY 77 MINNECHAUG DRIVE er, automatic transmission. have credit references. 644- work, chain saw, lots cleaned, 2349 fo r free estim ates. work week, or Thursdays and Trust Co., has been lost and ments, lined or unlined. For General Service Dept, for and have an aptitude for 8 am. to 6 p.m. Wdggeay Beauty Salon, 525 649-9002. 8102. trees removed, landscaping. Saturdays. Apply Tweed’s, 773 qualified, fast, accurate figu res anid detalL Main SL, or call 643-2330. SUPERB VIEW eppHcation has been made to Completely insured. For free ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ further information call after Tues. W ed., Thurs. eves. tUl TOP(PER Cruiser, 20’, fuUy ’60 CHEVY V-8 495. rages, rec rooms, bathrooms M ain St. stenographers and typists said bank for payment tind is­ 4-door sedan, radio, heater, SPARTAN MOBILE home, ful­ estim ate caU 742-7649, 876-8845 3, 643-1918. to perform interesting and Excellent working condi­ 8 p.m . BtXXKIKHEPER — 'Varied work equipped, fiberglas bottom, 75 suance of new book. ly furnished, ready to move in­ tiled. Call Leon Cieszynski, automatic transmission. anytim e. diversified work. tions, fuH fringe benefit Saturday mornings till noon in moderate size accounting h.p. Johnson, bboard tanka, Y to, 2 bedrooms. Oall 643-1055. B uilder. 649-4291. RN — 7-8 shift, part time. Lau­ program. Apply to Person- department. Experience ta head, galley, heavy .duty Gator 0 ^ ’> HANDYMAN Service — odd rel M anor. 649-4519. Immediate openings ta our trailer, new tires, asking $1,800. Announconents 2 NO DOWN PAYMENT HOUSE trailer, 8 x 40', ideal CARPENTRY—32 years expe­ nri Manager. double entry bookkeeping Jobs our specialty. You name Mail Dept for neat apphar- thirough trial balance pre­ 643-4426. 24 MONTHS TO PAY for sum m er home, 8995. Call it, we do It. John R ys. 643-2097. rience, complete remodeling, GOT SOMETHING ing mail clerks. ’T^lng COTTON RUGS and beitopreads additions, rec rooms, concrete P R A T T &. ferred. OaU Mr. Paid, Green BANK RATES 643-1676. skills desirable but not GERBER SCIENTIFIC 16’ PEN YAN, 40 h.p. Mercury dyed, 70 decorator colors. HIHtOLD AND SON Rubbish Re-, work and garages. References necessary. Manor Construction Co., 649- Lucky Lady Laundry, 43 Pur­ ON THE BdU,? INSTRUMENT OO. 6361. motor, Gator trailer, boat cov­ moval — attics, cellars and given, free estimates. Call 643- WHITNEY er, many extras, $700. 649- nell Place, Manchester. BOG VTOiLBTrTB, Sales Mgr. Garage— Service— 2629. , Stenographers All applicants must be high 53 OBRiB(BR RD., WAPPINO yards, weekly or monthly pick­ school g^faduates. 5142. Custom buUt large 6-room Ranch. Walk-out recreation room, Storage 10 up. Bolton, Manchester vicin­ ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ ATTilittmON BUILDERS We need a man in o u t Situations Wanted— sun porch, 2 l»ths, kitchen buUt-lns, 2-car attached garage, ers, sales and service, bonded SOLIMENE MOTORS ity. H arold H oar, 649-4034. bvestigate our new fringe An Equal Opportunity AIRCRAFT CABIN CRUIBBR, 21’ Trojan, many extra features. 4 acre lot with orchard protects fantastic MAiNCtHESTER — Cooper Hill — Carpentry, interior finish Production Control De­ A n d benefit program and desir­ Fem ale 38 44. h.p., gray marine bboard, representative. Alfred Amell, Sknployer Division of United Aircraft view s to the w e s t Show n s offer new and To Work With eon, 666-1460, Union Carbide _____ Jew eliy 48 eage, excellent condition, rea­ make judgments on his Drand Opening B R A N D N E W higher whge scales . . . an Corp., Ltade Division, Brewer WANTED — good home tor two AT SENSATIONAL WANTED — Dependable driver, sonable, Call 648-0386. WANTED CARTER CHEVROLET WATCH AND JEWELRY re- 1966 HONDA Scrambler 306, own and to minimize pro­ 1966 Mercury Comet SPECIALS! outstanding group Insur­ Help Wanted— Male 36 at.. East Hartford. An equal cute tiger kittens. Call...... 649-6480,. 3rd shift Aircraft, vkjlnity Tol­ exceUent condition, low mile­ ance program .. . nine paid Youngsters? after 6 p.m. palrbg. Prompt sendee. Up to 1963 MGB convertible, -black CO .. INC. 202 2-Door Sedan opportunity employer. land Ipfee. and Route 16. Call age. Call between 5:30-7 p.m. duction emergencies. holidays . . . and interest­ MAN TO work b lumber yard. $20 on .your old watch b LOW, LOW PRICES with red interior, wire wheels, EXPERIENCED 1229 Main S t ’64 CHEVROLET 643-9046. ing work that requires skill Must have driver’s license. We have an opening b oiir RELIABLE MAN wanted week­ FREE — Cute frollckbg kittens trade. Closed Mondays. F. B. radio, heater, 4-4peed trans­ 649-4268. Modern, progressive Impala 2-Door Hardtiq>. V-8, PAINTERS Phone 649-523$ antomatle, P.S., RAH. $1696 end intUative. Davis - Bradford Lumber Oo., Manchester Circulation Of­ end nights, married man pre­ need' , hom es. 118 M aple °St., Bray. 787 Mab B tr^ Stats mission, new tires, excellent 1966 HONDA 806’ dream , wind- 200 Tolland St., E ast H artford. fice for a Newiqxipertxiy ferred. Apply ta person. 'Vic’s 649-7440. Theater BuOdlng. body and running eoiidttion. plant with excellent ’68 CHEVROLET GARAGE SALE ehield, safety bans, like new, C o n to work with Pizza, 153 W. Middle Tpke. OaU -649-7167. 8525. firm . 876-6769. % fringe benefits 1 Impala 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, APPLY AT THE FURNITURE salesman — part oys In the Something for everycme. antomatle, PR., BAH. $1896 BMPLOYMIENT OFFICE ^ or fuU-time. Apply Marlow’s, iiefrter-Bolton area. FULL-TIME laborers, $2 per Come and browse. S3 Ed- 1963 VAU AN T 4 door 'V200 auto- 16^ VESFA. motor abootor, 100 Wm. Dickson & Son 867 M a b St. hour, no experience necessary. matlc, original owner, only 26.- ’68 FORD • r ' '. gerton Sti Friday and Sat­ be, Austra Mue. lik e new. Ex­ MEAT CUTTERS standard transmissimi, 8 oyl- Duties consist of'w orkbg OaU Grantiend Nunsery, 643- 000 inilee-no longer need second 6494)920 oader, 120 HP., custom v l^ l Sunllner Convertible. V-8, 400 M Al^ ST. Plan To Attend urday till 8. tras. Asking 8299. Oafi 648- IONA automatic, P.S., RAH. 81395 with these boys b the serv- 0669 between 6-9 p.m. oa r. 2 years and 24,000 m iles 1649. WANTED Interior, carpeting, dirome iteet Bartfo^ Conn. DEAN MACHINE Icbg of present subscrib­ remain imder factory warran­ Manufacturing- door frames, chrome window ’63 FORD ers and the soUoltatlon of AiUTO BODY repair man, expe­ ' RUDE wanted from Manchester tee. 4 new tires, plus 2jnount- -molding, deliixe wfaeri cov- Galaxle 4-Dr. Hardtop, V-8, PRODUCTS, rienced, fuUy insured. Apply ta FUIX. OB PART-TIME m , whitewaU tires. -;-Open for Tour Convenience— me. new subscribers b these eoRDON REID’S FLEA MARKET to Oonnecttcut General Life ed snow tires. Immaculate-ex­ antomatic, P.S., BAH: $1260 tow ns. peraon, Otile’s Auto Body, ------a cellent buy at 8U00. 648-6aK, USUAL BENEFITS Company Monday -(Friday 8 AM. - 6 PM . 165 Adams St, Manchester Ins. Oo., Bloomfield, 8-4 Mon- Standard equipment items in ’62 CHEVROLET Inc., 281 Adams 8 t, Mlondiea- 3 day-IViday. 643-9650. 640-672L AppMcant shoidd be a high W anted every car inrindc: Padded Im pala 2-D|Mr H ardtm . V -8, Tues., Wed., Thurs. Evening ter. REGENT STREET Dash and Visoip, Backup NEEDS: school graduate with a TOMORROW S a t, 10 U l ^ P J L " PART-TIME PINEHURST antomatic, |P.S., RAH. fll9 5 ■nu 8 P M . 1967 CHEVROLETT, 4-door hard­ BIANUHES’l ’ER lights. Scat Bcita Front and good driving record (auto­ Automobiles For Sale 4 top, V-6, good condition, any COUNTER MEN Rear, Sideview BOrror and a ’61 ITORD mobile furnished) who Hyes 6R 0G ER Y "A n Equal Batordays — 8 AJII. -12 Noon BuUard lathe (Iterator iX9S6 RAMBLE3R Rebel. V-8, reesooable offer accepted. OUl Few Evenings WindshMd W a:^ . Oalaxte 4-Dbor Hardtop. V-8, b one of the above-men­ at ADCTION ACRES, Rrimffdd, Matt. 649-6836. antomatic, PR., RAH. $696 * Day and Night Shifts power oteering and brakes, au­ and 8tetnrdays Maacbester, Coon. Oiqwrtiinlty Iknployer” tioned towns. Age No Barrier SALE PMCE ALPHA and From Manchester, take B t 16 to Sturbridge, M m s ., then tomatic, clean and low mile­ 1966 MUSTANG — V-8, 4-speed, ’61 CHEVROLET Hardbge Chucker Operator If Over 18! / P R A T T & Day and Nig^t Shifts Ihis ie an opportunity to Mass. B t 20 west for 7 mitoa. age, 8300. A fter 6 oaU 649- burgaady, exceUent oondlticn. We Y m Train. 2-Door Sedan. 6-cyllnder, start at the ground level b OMEGA T959. *2138.00 , antmnatic, RAH. $696 81,850. Call 643-9916 or 643-7008. Apply la Person Ati Production Milling Machine an up - and - coming, fast Tranrioted into EngHsh 24 monflat or 84,000 warran­ 160 DEALERS SIGNED UP! 1S66 ALPINE RoedBter, white AUSTIN HEALEY — sttver grey ’ 69 FORD WHITNEY Operators, Days growing newspaper wMch them words mean "The Alexander Jarvis, builder of fine h (^es for over thirty withuny>44a rod Interior, 4000dfWWV milee, . . ___ _ * ^ MEATOWN ty. Ford M otw Oo. Antomatle SanUner Converttbla. V-8, services an up-ond-oom - beginning and Hie end." rpadeter, 1967 with 1962 engine, transnlaston, 1185.00. Extita, Bridgeport MilUng Machine years ie offering these exceptional Colonial hranes at m oot sell, 81,950. OaU 64S-61S2 inSH saver LaiMk automatic, P.S^ RAH. Real ' tag, fast growing area. The position we have Ilitnil Ba ACRBS of ANHQUBS For Sdt w ire wheels, 8660. CaH Storm, East Hartford, Conn. radio 167.00. a i r c r a f t Operators, Set Up and ' a truly unbelievable low price. Only 1 block to Main •fteg 6. sharp! $596 Benefits include voca­ open can mean the "Be­ 420-1720. Operate, Days ginning —d the End" b ’60 FORD M V IB IO N OP tions, pension plan, and an­ BE THERE! i BROWSE! BUY! Street, they are convenient to the downtown business NEED CAR? yo&T credit turn­ $195.00 Down nual Increases qommensu- lookbg for work t o f an 86 months to repay. |6SA8 Coontiy Sedan Wagon. V-8, tJNTTBD AIRCRAFT OORP. experlMeed Alpha - Nu- ENJOY ONE OF NEW ENGLAND’S area, the best road to Pratt & Whitney and all schools ed down? Short on down pay­ ALL BENEFITS payment. Conn, sales tax and antomatic, RAH. rate with ability. merle Jiey Punch Oper­ ment? Banknqk? • Reposses­ Bast Hartford, Conn. LARGER FLEA MARKETS and religious facilities. Features and appointments are reg. transfer extra. ’60 CHEVROLET ______CONTAOT X HAMMOND ator. sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ ExceDent working con­ unsurpassed! est Douglas, inquire about low­ ■ PAOUET Courtesy cam availaUe by ton Pickup Track ros FOR FoUowbg — MEN! ' onhr $ ^ A b Equal Oppoitanity ditions. Fringe benefits, Admlselon 60o — Free Paridng — Lmudi on Premises est down, smaUeft payments i^polatmelit for your seri nwdecii pragnsstve maa- Don’t take our word for all of this, come out this wedc- PAVINS GO, ho. tee Impeettens. jBmptayw. K * F ■nywhera. Nb smitu loan or fi­ I I COME ON IN — WE elving rakers, trude diivwi, Hartford Cburant n toetm er. Giro BOOTH WILL FEATURE end and see for yoorsdf. OuT furnished model will be nance company plan. Doagtaa GAN YOU USE ECTRA EARNINfiST HAVE MANY MPRE! laborers. Apply in person. W. 806 MAIN 8T., ROOiM 26 A pply Jewelry, Silver, Ortental Items, Diveralfled Seteotlon of Motora, 838 KMn. All Types eC Paving O. Schwarz Co. Die., 9M Hart­ Choice China, Pattern CMaas, Bilo-A-Brao. open ^tnrday and Sunday from 2-6 P.M, I | PART-UME FACTORY WORK AVAILABLE Open fUgMa s Easy Tenns M A N C H B B I9 R Work Dene—■ Over MORIARTY WAITOE88 wanted, days, hours ______ford Tpke., RockvUle, Connl lO N f t DIRECTIONS: M ab Street to Charter Oak Street. East ra aoes CEOWROLBT Nova H, O N A U j SHIFTS FOR ABLE-BODIED IlEN 19 Yearns Biperleneet I . Charter Oak Street to PhiUp Road and modeL grey, 8door, standard six, top APPLY IN PEl^tSON A T BROTHERS HUrTFORB RD. 10-8, n o t o o l AND DIB maker. Bridge- M asufaeliiriBg eondition, red interior, 8900. KamiATEB ■ coal Broiler, 550 E Middle port operators, an

/, BIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, MAY 13,1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN p a g e t w e n t y -s i x Houses For Sale^__ TO Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale .72 F urnished Apartments 6 3 -A Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Homes For Sale 72 Lots Fmr Sale 73 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 South Windsor 6^4 ROOM RANCH on a tree LARGE LOT,, central, perfect VFHNON — U ft R built 6 room HARTFORD7-6 room Colonial, shaded 100x309 lot, 3-zone o41 location for apartments, 649- Rsmeh, paneled living room, attached garage, fireplace, CLASSIFIED h ot w ater heat, finished rec 3566, 649-4342. floor to ceiUng brick fireplace, near South CathoUc, low 20's. Federal Unit Reserves room, fireplaced Uvlng room, ------■ ■ . garage, wooded lot, beautiful Owner;; 246|3412. buitt-4n oven and range, alu- SOUTH WINDSOR — two beau- view, convenient location, $19,- two car gaiace wooded lot, t w o Buxacs from Mam. $ Business Locations' Agency, 646-013L ______MANCHESTER — 1«Y* • minum combinations. Ideal in- builder-owner wlU 600. CaU 875-4146. Sewer Project Funds $20,600. n d lb r ic k A cen cy 0IS> room Colonteli2.car gara^. Wanted—rReal Estate 77 For Rent <4 law arrangement Built in y«i- Ready for ADVERTISING SM4.- endoeed. porcii shaded U>t, MANCHESTER - oversized Cape with Sen. Abraham Ribicoff an- • da3rs o f old . Central ehlm aey 1958, $20,500. Wolverton Agen- “ hool year ln'Stp6mber. VERNON — 6 room contemp­ WANTED — 6-6 room home, SET OF OFFICE suites in permanent siding, $16,900. Cape, exceUent condition, rec rooms and a l ^ t cot^ nounced today that the Depart- ■ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS with 2 fireplaces, woOd shingled cy , R ealtors. 649-2813. Goslee, A gency. 644-8063. orary Colonial built by U & desirable location. Write Box State Theater Building. In- ' Styes Agency, 6464U81. room, 2 full Wed baths, car- basemeW r« “ • R, IH baths, built-ins, sun ment of Housing and Urban De- * gambrel roof aiMl amaU pane peting plus other extras,’ near Smith, R ealtor, 648-1867. _AA, Herald. E n g a ^ iement 8 A .M . to 5 FM. quire 11-8 p.m., Ma Daly, 648- Manchester MANCHESTER — exceUent k>- BOLTON — Convenient to Man- deck, garage, and a 40 mile velopment has reserved $627,000 s windows. Screened porch over- gio.goo —cozy 4 room Ranph, Mbool Call 648-0467 7832. oation; 2 family, 5-6, newly dec­ Chester, wooded acre building view . Only $22,500. Hayes A g­ WANT TO sell — need the list­ to aid in construction of the : DISTINCTIVE TASTOS? looksjuuBs bacWWnl UV.UUUU. landscaped i-m. extra extra large large lot wi with wiui fhiit iruii ------■■ orated, 3 oar garage, monthly lot with brook. Leonard Agency ings. Looking to buy, will try Vaugh - Arnold proposed town $2.6 million sanl- ; OFFICE AND studio for rent, yard, located to one of Man- trees. Monthly payments leas MANCHESTER — Spacious cus- nice conWUo’m PncM at ency, 646-013L COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Executive's 2 - bedroom Incom e $230, assum able m ort­ R ealtor, 646-0469. tary sewer system. , ' 963 Main St. W ill, rem odel to Chester’s best neighborhoods, than rent. Ideal for young fam- tom buiH 6% room Ranch, pic- 200, $11,600 and 6 ’ my best to find and please. Ckdl F. MONDAY Ibni FRIDAY 10:80 AJH. — SATVBDAS • AAL home located on a quiet g a g e. Schwartz, R ealtor, 522- V e r n o n — Attractive 6 room Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ptillbriclc Agency^ 649-84M. uy or retired couple. Leonard ture book Idtcheiif 13 x 21 liv- Agency, Realtors^______* RESIDBNT'IXL l o t — 85x197; R iU M. Walsh, Broker, 649-1446 The federal funds hinge on ; suit tenants. Call Max Gross- deadend street, created es­ 6228, 233-1319. Ranch, bullt-lns, family room Waugh of Woonsocket, R.I., an- , ^ , . . . ^ - exclusive neigUbortiod, 649- nounce the engagement of their approval of a bond issue up for - m an. 649-5334. pecially with tradition and EAST CENTER ST. -8 «>oms Agency, Realtors. 6464)469. J ^ '^ fey ^ ^ S ! »16.600- 0verslzed. off kitchen, garage, large MANCHESTER — new 6 room 8538, 643-5129. wooded lot, $18,900. Hayes daughter, Muriel Virginia, to referendum tomoi^w. : YODB COOPERATION WILL ||IA L STORE FOR RENT — Main St. beauty in mind, all wife­ 1% baths, centered fireplaced jrnuiw j k W i.oBLISTING—Porter i.xn u — r o n a r Street a ir c e i ------— ^ ^ ------______— -6 room Cape, tmnefA Bolton RE APPRECIATED UIMfc I I saving conveniences. By area, modified 2-level Ranch, WAHHNGTON ST.— 6 room shed dormer, fir^iM ^ ira .Colonial style,, S bedroom s, IH ' : ' — Asgency, 646-0131. Harry Edward Arnold, son of I** 1,400 square feet, heated. Call Colonial, built-ins, 5 bedrooms. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Ar- “particularly pleased that the eqtpointment only, $24,900. Only $19,500. Hayes A gency, baths, best neighborly, near Resort Property For Sale 74 6228114. 8 finished rooms, plus 2 un- home, with colonial charm, **^'0.5304.• churches, schools, shopping, South Windsor nold of East Hartford, formerly money was reserved before the 646-0131. finished rooms, upper and low- large wainscoted kitchen, pan- Agency, Realtors, oe ______Cadettes Cook niMiTOAm.at at/YrB nr rtffine L. C. Groenough Company bus Une. R eady about June 15, LAKEFRONT — Immaculate 5 of Manchester referendum,” to assure residents Continued From Preceding Page er terraces, large wooded lot, try - laundry room, cheerful ... _ -r-ttv 6 room room summer place, fireplace, QUAUTY EYE OPENER Earle H. Hutdilns q>ace, ground floor, clean, at- East Hartford 289-1558 MANCHESTER —' Ranch, 260 tremendous possibUitles for, living and dining room, bay M AN O ffi^R - Pr««y» ^ pick your own colors. Priced Turkey Dinner, Mrs. Henry Starkweather Miss Waugh is a graduate of ^^sor of for quick sale. Orv Goalee, trees plus extra lot with ga­ Massachusetts General Hospital participation in the project. Rooms TWthout Board 59 Apartments— Plats— tractive and reasonable. Apply ______Charter Oak St. 6 rooms plus large family. Priced in mid windows, 3 bedrooms up. 2-car D eS d ga- Just see this spotless 7 A gency, 644-8063. rage, $11,700. Hutchins Agency T en em ents 6 3 Mr. Daly, State Theatre, 11 family flat — 64i, rec room garage, 10fr2M, farther infonnaUon garage, amesite drive, flag- neat ana room multi-level home and Receive Awards Eye Bqfik Fund Chairmen School of Nursing. Boston, The money Is reserved under THE THOMPSON HOUSE. Cot­ R ealtors, 649-5324. . Mass., and Is on the staff of the the federal water and sewer fan tage Street,______centrally located, _ DUPLEX______— modem _ 6 rooms, a.m . - 8 p jn .______Bowers school area, largo ^ atone terrace, split rail fences, rage, nice MANCHESTER — new 8 room be convinced. living room R eal Estate Co, 648-6129, 649- 5245. large trees. Ideal locaUon. with paUo, fireplace in living Members of Cadette Troop Mrs. Henry Starkweaither of The chairmen are part noble Massachusetts Mental Health cilities grant program. pleasantly furnished heat, hot water, stove, refrig- MANCHESTER — Prime office Wtchen. 22’ living room, sep- /Col&jdal, 4 bedrooms, 2 full, LAKE CHAFFEE — Waterfront with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, room, aluminum siding,- storms 659 cooked and served their 186 Lake St. and Earie H. Hut- grands of their respective Center. Brighton, Mass. Mayor James Ihrowe and room s, parking. Call 649-2858 erator, garage, centrally locat­ space, 100 to 2,000 square feet, arate furnaces, city utilities. Owner. 643-9270. baths)^ firep lace, sundeck, 2 car lot, $2,500. Hanley Agency, 643- family ro:m and more. $19,- mothers a complete turkey din­ -*■” ■71 — ~ i3hiti,4Av ------—— -—~ , , MANCHESTER xuxb — Main.nbo.u, St. i—at ______snd screcns. Immediate occu- ohina of 86 Broad St. are Man- lodges. Mrs. Starkweather has Mr. Arnold is a 1962 graduate Town Manager Terry V. ed. $150 monthly. 643-7467. garage, finest location, near 0030. 500. Call Don Sisco, 875- ner at an awarts,night yester­ for ovenilght and permanent ^ .19^ Cleszynskl, BuUder, Jnm ^^ Strickland - large comfortable r o c k LEDGE - 4 bedroom pancy, $18,500. Cantor and cherter co-chairmen of the fifth served on various committees of Manchester High School. He Sprenkel both said today they parking, alter to suit. H ayes 649-4291. 4-bedroom oversized Cape, din­ bus line, schools, churches, 6611. guest rates. 8 room home, ideal for home- R anch-large Uvlng room , 2 lire- G oldfarb, R ealtors, 643-8442, day at St. Maurice Church hall. anniversary fund raisring cam ­ _for____ the______project since_ it was______tak is attending University College appreciated the work of Sen. Agency, 646-0131. ing room, 2 - baths, 2-car g^a- shof^plng, 10 minutes to Hart­ MANCHESTER ia next door to - __. , , . .. -—-office ------combination. Bel Air places, fam ily room , 2% baths, 875-6244. ESCAPE!!! B&W The guest for the evening was paign of the OonneoUcut Eye en over as) the main charity of of Northeastern University and Ribicoff and his staff in seeking NICE LARGE ROOM for gen­ BEAUTIFUL ford. Ready about June 1, pick the Rev. Robert Cronin, pastor tleman, very convenient loca- STORE for baiber shop, office this beautiful 3 bedroom R eal Estate, 643-9332. rear yard fenced in, $25,900. ------^ Bank and Visual Research the Rebekahs five years ago. is a member of Phi Sigma Kap- the reservation of federal aid. Ranch, exceUent condition. Real Estate, 643-9332.______PW lbrick A gency, 640-8464. RANCH — 6 room s, raised fire ­ your own colors. Priced for To the magic wonderieind BARROW S & W ALLACE of the church. Uon. 21 Church St., 649-4966. or other use. On Center St. Fouikkation, Inc., of New Blr- Hutchins has been chairman of pa fraternity. He is director of "pi® majmr praised^ ■ NEW APARTMENTS CAPE — 7 rooms, fireplace. place, breezeway and attached quick sale. Orv Goeloe Agency of Maine. Big half acre Manchester Parkade, Following the dinner. Miss Morrison Realty, 649-9713, large lot, $16,900. Mitten Agen- MANCHESTER — modem new- tain, which will be conducted the project for his lodge for five recreation at Massachusetts efforts of the senator In tak- large lot, exceUent location, m a NCHEJSTER — 6 and 6, 2 garage, patio, located on 128x 644-8063. (21,000 plus square feet) Manchester 649-6360 Carol Lefebvre, troop leader, ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman 643-0644. c y . R ealtors, 643-6930. ley redecorated 6 room Cape. during the month of June. Mrs. years. Mental Health Center. ing the South Windsor request needs loving care, easily fl- f^mny in desirable east side 35* lot, $17,900. J.D. Real Bs- wooded country estatea explained to the mothers the to the top level’’ of federal de­ only, central locatitm, free WOODBRIDGE ICxecuUvs Ce”^ location, fireplace 2- BDC ROOM Cape with fuU shed ELUNGTON — Beautiful 6% Starkweaither represents Sunset ’Ihe OonnecttciK Bye Bank An Aug. 20 wedding Is ----- MANCHESTER nanced. J. D. Real Estate Co. location, excellmt rental in- tate Co., 64^6129, 649-8638. FliU price on this special trsill a girl must follow to earn partm ents. parking. 643-2693 after 5. ca r garage, immaculate dormer, 3 bedrooms, dining room Ranch, large triple clos­ Rebekah Lodge and Hutchins, and Visual Research Founda­ planned. GARDENS home. Porter Street area, 4 643-6129, 649-8638. com e. W esley R . Smith Con------:------offer, only $199!' For in­ first class honors, the highest Day-to-day communloationa Houses For Rent throughout. Bel Air Real Es­ room or fourth bedroom, fire­ ets, 3 large bedrooms, enclosed King David Lodge, lOOF. tion will observe its fifth anni­ LARGE, pleasant, comfortable large bedrooms, 2 fuU baths, 2 structlon Co., 643-1667. SIX ROOM Ranch plus r«c formation write to Pine award at this level of scouting. through Sen. Rlblcoff’s office Woodbridge and Parker Sts. tate, 643-9332. SIX ROOM Ranch, electric placed living room, big kitchen laundry room, \ acre land, versary June 26, 1966. M ore than light housekeeping room, gen­ FOUR and five room Ranch lavatories, 2-car garage, Flori- room, close to shopping and ’Tree Haven, P.O. Box 193, She then presented girls with with urban development offici­ Manet ester heat, 2 baths, garage, near with buUt-4n oven and range, nicely spaced, assumable mort­ 1,300 eyee have been received Heart Ills Kill M illion tleman working days preferred, style homes for rent $1« to oa room, patio, fuUy alr-condl- ,19,200 _ SIX room Split level. GREEN MANOR home for sale, inw, 2% baths, nice'lot. C^l Stamford, Conn. their awards and attendance als “have been a tremendous aS' 1% baths, oil hot water base­ gage. Reasonable. CaU owner. cmmtry, dressmaker and good during this time, and are trans­ CHICAGO - The United references, free paiking. Call $120 montWy. Alfred D. Heck- tioned. Shown by appointment 1^ baths, family room twin fjaH T.aint rage. ExceUent exterior condl- churches, schools and shop- Owner, 875-4661. er; Aiana 'Fomllnson, social Philippine Legend TEL. *43-7695 with Swedish fireplace, hot Wa­ & paper but you can save 1CANCHE8TER — Spacious 8 ^^^e, refrigerator, parking, Bon. N«4, »j,. I^or '’S X dancer; Jean Webb, music mak­ Licensed and Insured Tree Surgeons ter oil heat, full basement, the diflferenoe. CaU Mr. 10,000 C oventry According to legend, the soom apartment, first floor, Forest St., off Main Resort Property work. No central heat. Owners aaq ir 7t Smith, Inc., 963 Main aluminum storm s Euid ain-ningfa. er; and Sally Miner, my coun­ anxious. T. J. Crockett, Real- t^e^^or, 643-io^/.______649-5241 or 649-7959. Bogdan today to inspect, try. Philippine Islands were formed 3eat, hot water, stove, refrig- M*-<®90, 643-5675. F or R en t 67 AH utllifies, sewers and side­ SITTING PRETTY 649-5306 or 876-6611. when a giant threw a huge mass jrator, private porch, exceUent 92 PORTER ST., 5V4 rooms, tor, 643-1577.______MANCHESTER — 6 rwm Col- p.jvE ROOM RANCH with fin- walks. Owner transferred, only "You would be boo’’ In this Mary EUen Griffin received GREEN STAMPS GIVEN GARDNER LAKE — Modem, onlal, with den or family room, fine one owner 6 room Co­ the challenges of social depend­ of rock into the sea. The rock {ocation. Adults. $116. CaU 648- second floor, heat, newly dec- Ished rec room, 8 bedrooms, $18,600. Carroll-Driggs Agency, lY USED CAR PURCHASE OF $500 OR MORE lakefront. FYee brochure. Ar- MANCHESTER—2-family, 6-6, 3 b^rooms, formal dining lonial, 3 bedrooms, 1^ BARROW S & W ALLACE ability and emergency prepar­ broke into many pieces, each 9MO. orated, garage. Adults pre­ 3 bedrooms, separate utilities, Uvlng room has new wall to 628-1518, Mr. Boynton, 649- rowhead Grove Cottages, Route room, generous kltidien with baths, 26’ living room, Manoheater Parkade, edness and badges for painting, of which formed an Island. Only OFFER GOOD NOW THROUGH MAY 28 ferred. $125. CaU 649-7926. permanent siding,. aluminum wall carpet, roomy kitchen 3148. BDUR room apartment, central' ______354, Colchester, Coim. 04615. pantry. Original owner. Bow­ formal dining room, mod­ Mianchester 649-5306 homemaker, chef, child care, 11 of the more than 7,000 plecee storms and screens, good in­ with natural birch cabinets, oU i f located,- heat provided, $90 n e w 6 ROOM duplex, oil fu r- 242-9278. ers School area. Wolverton Totally MAiNCHElSTER—26 Graft Dr. em kitchen, 2 fireplaces, swimmer, i^rts, hiker, my are considered major islands. TWO TO CHOOSE FROM com e, good location, $18,900. hot water heat, aluminum com­ Agency, R ealtors, 849-2813. Owner. 6 room Ranch, fire­ breexeiway, oveiraized 2-oar SOUTH WINDSOR — epacioua '65 MERCURY K-oTos”^ ^ WEST BEACH Westbrook, Conn. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, binations, walk-out basement. placed living room, dining garager beauttfitlly kmd- new Raised Ranch, 6 rooms, Small cottage for rent June and 649-2813. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE North — Hard to find price of $15,9(X). Monterey 4-Door Hardtop. Equipped Electric room with wall to wall carpet, soaped, well back from the VA baths, large kitchen with '65 MERCURYS OX ROOM DUPLEX, garage, CREST APARTMENTS — 4% July. CaU 643-0136. An Immaciflate Ranch ideal for Wolverton Agency, Realtors, with V-8 engine, 250 HP. Uses regular TWO-FAMILY PLAT with a big built-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, road with shruh-lined drive­ electric range, fireplace, sun- gas. Multl-drivs automatic transmission, Monterey 4-Door Sedtuui. One dark adults preferred, no smaU chil rooms, IH baths, spacious ■•;rT/-nTrr. r,.. j t i .. , ^ .r Dll v.DofD/1 MISQUAMICUT, Rhodc Island 2-car garage located on Wood- a sm'all fam , ily. . Three bed- 649-2818. aluirilniun storms and screens, w ay. Over 3 acres, low , IdW deck, family room, 2 car ga­ whitewall tires, power brakes, power green, one light blue. Equipped with V-8 firen, references. Inquire 21 rooms, all appliances, heated, ______rooms, good Uvlng room, for- Fairfield St on bus line, “sound walls, in- - Summer Resort. We have a bridge St. Five rooms d<^. MANCHESTER - immaculate Gold Medallion attached garage. Call 644- 20’s. rage. Moving in from other steering, retractable front seat belts, engine, 250 HP. multi-drive automatic 2227. sulated. Reenable. Call 649- six .up- Both unlto vacant. ^ a oversized 4 bedroom Cape, 2 We also have a very love­ states, be sure to see this one. windshield washers, remote control out­ transinlsslon, whltewsUl tires, power iJlOKINa lor anything In real the' basement. Oarage and a ly waterfront home. Near churches, seboots, shop­ side mirror, back-up lights, wheel covers, steering, pu^button radio, remote con­ 3566 or 649-4342. able for your summer vacation arate heat, porches, fencing, 17^: Fine^loca” tUed baths, dining room, 2H:ar VBRJRLAlNOK 8CHOOIL area— •stats rentals — apartments. Home Call Busanne Shorts 643-8886 ping, 2 miles to parkway, 6 pushbutton radio. Carries remaining por­ trol outside mirror, wheel covers. Never the first two weeks in July etc. Real sound home. T. J. jVai^i^ett'. "iieatto^. garage, central. Bel Air Real '^Tion 7 room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, ^omes, multiple dweUlngs, no ^ h E JENSEN Apartments, 92- and the last three weeks Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577, m iles to M anchester, 10 m iles tion of 2-year, 24,000 mile factory registered. Both cars carry remaining E state, 643-9332. very dean, lot 50x150, low fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate, in August. Rentals by the 643-1677. J. WATSON BEACH to Hartford, IS miles to Brad- warranty, R9COC portion of 2-year, 24,000 R9AQR 94 East Middle Tpke. New 4^^ taxes. J. D. Real Estate Co., Car never registered. mile factory warranty. ^ M r W w 9 |43-5129. and. CO., REALTORS ' ley Field. High elevation, best -A- room apartments. Rent in­ ^ek or ^ w^ks J^ton MANOHESTER-d room Cape MANCHESTER - T room dld- 643-5129, 649-8538. Realty, formerly Lewlss & Lane). A recent Colonial of 8 __ ^____ ^______TOLLAND:— neigbborhooil. $23,500. Open NEED A RENT? Call the Rent cludes hot water and individual close to schools, bus and shop- er home, in exceUent condition, VFIRNON — SpUt Level high apartment thermostatlcaUy Stanton Realty, Winnapaug rooms, four bedrooms, 2% every day and night, 9 a.m.- Ifa n , no charge. West Side baths, large family room, ga­ ping, 3 bedrooms, dining room, 2-car garage, beautifully treed on a wooded lot. S ix room s In controlled heat, Hotpoint kitch- Road, Misquamicut, R. L fireplaced living room, garage, lot, extra lot aveiilable. Wesley New 51/4-room ranch, fireplace, bay window. Com­ ' Lots For Sale 73 9 p.m., Foster St., at Beelzebub ]le a lty , 649-3666, 649-4342. rage and a half acre lot. At all plus garage, 125x160’ lot '65 MERCURY ------en (range, refrigerator, dis- 1-401-596-2885. exceUent condition. F irst tim e R . Smith, R ealtor, 643-1667i Rd., Wapplng. Orv Goslee, $24,500 thds is a good buy. T. plete with stotm sash and screens, all electric heat, COVENTRY Lake — 2 lots, lake Home In excellent condition. Montolair 4-Door Broezeway Sedan. /arTRACnVE Duplex — 4% posal), 2 air - conditioners for on the market. Wolverton ------A gency, 644-8068. '65 COMET J. Crockett, R ealtor, 643-1677. electric kitchen,^ electrically set up for washer and privileges, $1,200. C&ll m orning Real private location but still Blue Ice co lo r. Equipped w ith (ooms, 1% baths, including alK each apartment, 1^ colored Business Property. ______Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. $16,900 —6V4 ROOM RANC3I, close to elementary school. T. factory air conditioning, multi-drive ■tiUties, Venetian blinds and tile baths, sound proofing in o r evenings, 649-6061. OOVENTRY — 7 room house, 2-Door Sedan. Burgundy. Equipped with F o r Sale ' 7 0 M a n c h e s t e r 6 jio n ia i built-in stove, raised hearth dryer, garage, wooded lot, $ 1 8 ,7 0 0 . J. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1677. main road, enclosed porch, ga­ automatic transmission, power brakes, Fany extras, rent reasonable, walls affords privacy in sound rooms, large family kitchen, MANCHESTER — SpoUess 8- fireplace, basement, large multi-drive transmission, whltwall tires. power steering and all other standard VERNON — 14 lots, high ele- rage. $10,700. Call between 4- Never reg;lstered. Carries remaining por­ 649-35(MI after 4 p.m. reduction, convenient base- MAIN ST. deslrable corner beautiful closed porch, garage, bedroom Ranch, paneled fam- Montclair options. This is a factory ex­ wooded lot. Hutchins Agency, BUILT BY A. J. T. ENTERPRISES vation, best of neighborhood. VENTRY Ranch — 7 rooms, 9, 742-8317. tion of factory 2-year, A 170C 'A towh’ nnnM jmartmMit n«r. laundromat, master TV location, has 3 tenants lot size K,t near bus and shop- Hy «»»«. built-ins, full base- R ealtors, 649-5324. oirba 1750, 85 wooded acres, ecutive car. Carries remaining portion o^ $2,760 to $3,600. Orv Goslee, 24,000 mile warranty. ~ 1 i t 9 2-year, 24,000 mile factory R9Q D C tlally furnished, on^ock’frm ant«mna and telephone Jacks, 140 x J60^ aU^utlllUes, jim pj„g Char-Bon Real Estate, A gen cy, 644-8063. 1,200’ frontage. Asking $49,- Vernon patio doors and patio, private line. T. J. Crockett, -Realtor, rage, lot 120 x 200. Hanley M ANCH ESTER-VERNON Une. ROWE and ROWE REALTY warranty. Car never reg;lrtered.” A » T 3 St. 649-9428, evenings. 643-0683. 500. Lappen Agency; Realtors, DO YOU KNOW parking, basement storage, 2 643-1677. A gency, 643-0030. Compact 6 room home with 649-5261. blocks to bus, very convenient MANCHESTER—7 room SpUt sunporch, walk out basement, PHONE 875-3167 QUALITY? to grammar. Junior high and Level, family room, 1% baths, MANCHESTER — Beautiful large lot, $11,000. Leonard A Favorite 75 BEAUTIFUL RECONDITIONED J. D. RENTALS Land For Sale 71 Custom built 6% room high school, appointment modem kitchen with built-ins, modem Ranch, 8 bedrooms. Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. Flower Quilt! R anch on eoctna la r g e 'r o il­ caU The Jensen Building Corp., 90 ACRES OF LAND on state one car garage, priced for lairge paneled rec room, plus ing lot. ’Hils fine home was USED CARS AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. ^FOXni rooms, second floor, Mr. Barney Peterman, 648- road, % mile frontage. Direct quick sale. $22,900. Phllbrick extras, convenient to schools constructed by a marter • oven and range, $90. 2463, or Mr. CUiarles PonUceUi, from owner, 649-6363 after 6 A gen cy, R ealtors, 649-8464. and shopping. 643-4309. craftsman, with long years HERE ARE JUST A FEW! 649-9644. p.m . ------— ------of building experience. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE —Hiree WARANOKE RD — Oversized 'FOUR rooms, first floor, Price $18,200. J. Gordon, hvery clean, including oven, FOUR ROOM heated apart- COLUMBIA IiAKE —: Wooded bedroom Colonial with a 2-oar Cape on the top of the hlU. EASTBROOK COURT 64 BUICK $2595 62 CONTINENTAL *2395 649-5306. grange, heat plus waU to ment,. call 643-5118 ... .between . 110x185, private right of garage, heavily wooded lot. Four bedrooms, two baths, big EAST MAIN STREET—ROCKVILLE Bnectra 4-Door Hardtop. Loaded! Has 4-Door. Arctic white, black leather | ^wall carpeting, $120. 8:30 a.m. —4:30 p.m. way, lake privileges. CaU 649- many desirable extras. Must rec room. Vacant, trades con- power steering, power brakes, power interior. Has all the Continental ex­ BARROWS & WALLACE tras Including factory fiistalled air 9549, after 3 p.m. be seen. Sensibly priced in the sldered. In the thirties, T. J, Manchester Parkade windows, plus factory air condition­ MANCHESTER — Six room du­ — m id twenties, T. J. Crockett, Crockett, R ^ lto r , 643-1677. ing. < conditioning. ■4^ rooms, appliances, first plex, near Main Street, south Manchester 649-5306. Bring those big gas heat bills down to earth i flo o r, $126. Houses For Sale 72 Realtors, 643-i5 ^ ______^____ M a n c h e s t e r - 7 room fire- end, adults. 246-1815. ind: SOUTH WINDSOR — spacious $3895 64GHEVR0LET *1595 $5,((00 —BUYS THIS year 'round MANCHESTER — 2 family, -5 placed Cape, 1% baths, catpet- oversized 7 room Split, 2*^ 64 CADILLAC Biscayne Wagon. White. Radio, heat­ .'n e w 4 room apar^ment, FOUR room apartment, heat, Model 62 Convertible (boupe. Green- -■I second floor, no children. stove, refrigerator, one child, cottage, attached garage, treed and 5 flats, on bus line, $18,- ing, excellent location, walk baths, paneled family room, er, powerglide. lot, good investment. Mitten 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real- to all schools. Leonard Agen- with green top. Flill power. - AppUances and utilities, second floor, $110, very cem- garage, top location, deadend A gency, R ealtors, 643-6930. tors, 649-8464. cy. R ealtors, 646-0469. i$135. venim t location. 643-2666. PEONV street. Hayes A gency, 646-0131. 64 CHEVROLET *1665 « 6S0LDSM0BILE $2795 Corvair Monza 4-Door. Red with red - NEAT — 4-room home with sun- iK o Commission or Fees to 4^4 ROOMS, heat, hot w ater, Dynamic 88 4-Door Hardtop. Arctic vinyl' bucket seats. Radio, heater, porch. Good heating system; white with blue vinyl trim. Radio, j AppUcants stove, refrigerator, disposal. powerglide. Paridng included. Nice loca­ Ample storage space. Near SWITCH heater, hydramatic, power brakes, tion, $1'40 per m onth. 649- lake. 742-7056. power steering, whitewall tires. One 65 CONTINENTAL *4795 D* REAL ESTATE CO. 0306 or 649-8989. | owner. Carries remaintog factory war­ OOVEINTRY — Waterfront cot­ TO ranty^______^______~ ___ 4-Door Sedan. Teal with matching ! 643-5129 643-8779 tage, 5 rooms,' screened porch, nylon and leather Interior, Full Con­ FOUR ROOM opasbnent newly tinental equipment plus, fedtory air 4 decorated, new bath, refrigera­ 2-car garage, $7,500. Gall 649- 7360. OIL! 62 M ERCURY^ $1195 conditioning. tor, heat, hot water, garage, 4-Door. White with nylon and vinyl ]| a NGHEST£3R — Deluxe 4 $115. Adults. CaU 649-1632, ' Interior. Radio, heater, Mercomatlc. toom apartment, built by Da- 158 Maple St. Here*, in our tovm, oil heat is cheaper than gat. 64 FORD $1545 )nato, quiet, convenient loca­ And homeowners ara proving it with the big Galaxie ^00 4-Door Sedan. Turquoise tion. Heat and appliaqpes in- GARDEN APARTMENTS Kuehls Seated 63 MERCURY $1395 color. Radio, heater, Fordomatlc, pow­ Jiluded. Hayes Agency, 646- {FOUR; ROOM apartment for savings they leportiafter switching from gas to Monterey 4-Door Sedan. Gold with er steering, whitewall tires. FliUy 0131. rent. Apply 60 HdU Bt. B y Green P T A oil. Ybu’d be su rp ri^ how little it may cost to beige Interior. Radio, heater, Merco­ g;uaranteed. matlc, power steering. OPEN HOUSE « ' Mr. and Mrs. Devoid Kuehl of switch from gas heating to oil heati^-w ith OttMr Times By Appointment 74 Mountain Rd. were installed 64 FALCON $1395 quality-controlled Mobilbeat fuel oiL We’d like 64 PONTIAC $2295 4-Door Sedan. Caspian blue. RfuUo, i • ON THE BUS LINE presidenta of Manchester Green the chance to tell you how much money you can Bonneville 4-Door Hardtop. Dark heater, 6-cyllnder,: standard ' 1351 School PTA Wednesday evening • CONVENIENT TO 12H-26H save by mslring the switch r-and to explain how blue. Radio, heater, hydramatic, pow­ Sion. Real economy carl EVERYTHINO PER at the group’s final meeting of er brakes, power strin g, whtewall rooms the season at the school. Offic­ our heating service can give you dependable tires. One owner, loifr miles. • BRICK CONSTRUCTION MONTH WITH 64 PONTIAC ers were installed by Mrs. Stan­ heat at the lowest possible cost. So, bring th o^ • SUDINO GLASS DOOB8 PHOTO’GUIDE' «-CLUH Fifty state flowers, embrol ley Wo^ooskl, past president. Bonnevillelonne Limousine. Presidential 65 WILLYS $1895 bl|u:k.>l|u:k. FliUy equipped including air • PROFESSIONAL LAND^APE DESIGN Something, special for the dered in rich colors and easy Other officers are Dr. aiod gai heat billi down to earth. CaU us. • AMPLE KITCHEN CABINETS, CLOSETS AND STORAGE Jeep. Model CJ-6. Red with white cab. cohditlonlng.semdit FVont and rear used very tooman who wears a half size, stitches, creates an heirloom Mrs. Bcury TrabttZ; vice presi- Pour wheel drive. lltue.ItUe. Owner’s name on request. • ALL ELECTRIC, INDIVIDUAL ROOM THERMOSTATS thto dross with Its rounded quilt! You’ll be pleasantly sur- denta; Mire. Raymond ElHs, sec- • LUXURY ATMOSPHERE AT A VERY MODERATE RENTAL Beddine, dainty buttoi^ brief prised to see how quickly the retary; Mr. and Mrs. Dondld • ONE-STORY SOUNDPROOF UNITS . Hleeves and the solf full skirt, blocks arq forined, then set to- Warren, treasurers, end Mrs. DIRECTIONS: No. 1361 is In sizes 1214 to getber. Vincent Ramizl, M»-Renato Nt- j LOW COST. TOO! 141 WARANOKE ROAD Take Exit 98 off of 96V4. Bust 83 to 47. Size 12^, Pattern No. 2963 has hot-iron cola and Mrs. Harold Bonham, 'I Mobilheat FRIOIDAIRE APPLIANCES INCLUDE: Wilbur Cross PVy. and bust 38, 394 yards of 35-inch. transfer for 50 motifs; color sug- PTA council delegates. PREMIUM LOCATION NINEt ROOOS IN All* CASH RATES (IS WORDS) BUHT-IN OVEN Al^I RANGE '. left onto Mile OB Bd. To order, send 50c In coins to: gestions; quUt, .directions. Mro. mONINO mito East Sb Ybke Stli AssssTOfian NEW YOBX, N.Y. xdng Herald, 1160 Avsu . Of library to buy books for a pei> left at the stop sign TORMAILL D IN IN G R O O M L E V E L L O T ^ DISPOSAL lOOOO. Americas, Near York, M. Y. Boanent abrif, dedicated to tbs onto East Main 8b MORIARtV BROTHERS 1 IMMEDIATE ACnONi> MMSine' add l6 e loose. memory of Madrilae H. Mitch- TRADES CONSIDERED with Eastbrook Court 301 CENTER STREET Call b«fdre 10:30 wMkdays (9 AJL l^tnrdays). Yon fcr pattern. Print Name, Fbr ist-class. mailing add lOe eO, principal for many ysara st ican start an ad or canMl an ad same day. your aeco^^ rlgkb OPEN ANYTIME AT YOURT CONVENIENCE Address with Zip Code, Style for each patteni. Print Name, Green School. RENTALS No. and Size. Address with Oode,\i Style Members of the tirade 6 Glee TELEPHONE 643-5135 BROTHERS I Arntrlfootor Don’t miss the Spring ft Sum- (No. and Size'. Chib, directed by Mrs. Geral- ' '<^NNECTICUrS OLDEST UNOQLN-MlEBCtlBT DBAUEB** T. J. CROCKSn, REALTOR-A43-1577 'b y J A m S / . GESSAY : 643-2711 Clasaifled DepL mer '66 Mnie of Basic Fash- Have you sent tor your copy dine Mssseo, song. Retoeab- REAL ESTATE-^TO-0134 liQ. nattsm miC* of tbs ’« ^irii« Snd jhanmar ments wsra served Id ttis school Ml CENTER STROT OPEN RVES. 643-5138 ■riaa fi)a ' ^ Albumr Oidy OOo a oopgit rafeteria. ■liw •not t MnaaKt ■ iSBSitorrt n MI 6 ^ - fRIDAY, MAY 18,1966 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Average Daily Net Pt m Rob The Weather Ulattrlf90t9r g pgnlitg l$9raB> For flw Week Ended . Cloudy, continued epoL with chance of sprinkles, high in May 7 .196d dirt Scout Troop 1 wtU apon- and books about betMlf and 50s; cloudy cool low near 40 Bor a Rummage Sale at the LTM Scores her family have kept miHlone tonight. Sunny, pleasant to­ About Town laughfaV TO several yearn. She morrow, higb near 60. American lout Juna 12 at tta« VWaee tanUrn fictional diaracters with no loss PRICE SEVEN CENTS lar sale will open Tuesday at 85 East Center S t. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1966 (Clasalfled Adverttslng on Page 111 Bani, ToUand TV***- Resetva- 9:30 a.m. Those wishing to do­ By ERNA CLENDANDEX. o f her dndlery in the transitloh. VOL. LXXXV, NO. 191 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECHON) tiooa may be made with Mrs. nate articles for the sale may Many large bouquets aiid low Last nigfait’s audience roared At Sununit St. John Vince, 227 McKee St., or contact Miss Beth Stevens, 36 bows must go to Jayne Newirth its oif Uie racy dia­ for her performance laet night logue to the extent that’ an oc- Mra. Chaitea Yurkehot, 50 Rus- Westnrinster Rd. WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL ^ m H S t ----- In the title role of Jean Kerr’e casiofial line was kist. The gen­ ------The' Women’s Society of "Mary, Mary!“\ She’s a very tleman sitting ArectRy behind Maacheater Civic Chorale will fSiristlan Service of South talented 3roung woman, and so this writer eeemed In imminent rehearse Monday' at 7:46 p.m. Methodist 'Churh will meet good to look at, too! Mrs. danger o f collapae. Never did DAISY $ 1 - 6 9 at Bowera School, Prihcrton Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the sane­ Newirth heads an oi^tanding a man laugh harder! The eve­ Speedy Business Growth s t , instead of Manchester High tuary at the church, instead of cast of. acoomplishM actors ning flew by—a tribute. In­ MARGUERITES bunch A School. This will be a hiH re- Monday as previously sched- which includes newcomer Julian deed, when one considers those heanal with the Manchester uled. Officers will be installed Brownstein. Fred Bl| Nola hard folib McKSll- sented again tonight and to- The Manchester Republican Finger at Me.” Members of away, husband of ;«ary. Bob is morraw at 8:30 p.m. If you’re Seen Due Slow Down ’ Women’s dub met Wednesday Wesley Circle will be in charge a real "square ” who finds that jucky enough to have ticketa, night at Plano’s Restaurant, of fellowship, and Hollis d rcle he can afford neither divorce by all means use them. Jt not, Bdtna. ’The word "Republican” in riierge of hospitality. nor remarriage. Bob’s fiancee, ^ you’re really h«|?y, you whs inadvertently deleted in Tiffany Richards, is played b« able to ^ them at the with wide-eyed earnestness by tonight's perfoimance. MANCHESTER Gemini Duo yesterday’s ax»ount of the meet- Polish National Alliance, LBJ Aides Miss Kleiza, who bounces about fat n ie Herald . Group 1988, will meet Sunday It’s a sellout for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at 77 North St, touting health foods like yogurt night. Await Long The Rev, Aledt M. BIseaaer, and wheat germ; and Fred BOTTLING CO. Agree with pastor of Community Baptist Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Blish Is completely charming and very amusing as movie - dlurdi, will conduct a service meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd NOW LOCATED AT Medical Test star, Dirk Winston. Willis Gay Industrialists .Sunday from 6:40 to 6:56 ajn. Fellows Hall. Officers will meet fits comfortably into the role fat the chapel at Manchester at 7:30, before the meeting, to RUMMAGE CAPE KANNEDY, Fla. (AP) of Oscar Nelson, the McKella- HOTSPRINGS, Va. Memorial Hospital. ’The serv­ rehearse degree work. Refresh­ — Gemini 9 astronauts Thomas way’s lawyer. SALE IS SPENCER ST. (AP)—Top industry and ice is sponsored by the instKu- ments will be served by«Mrs. P. Stafford and Eugene A. Cer- With this production, direct­ ttons and chaplaincy commit­ Thora Maloney, chairman, Mrs. MANCHESTER • TEL. 643-5147 naui had a four-hour appoint­ Johnson administration of­ ed by Phil Burgess, the LitUe MOTTS tee of Manchester Council of Maude Dauchy, co-chairman, ment with doctors today to ficials have agi’eed that the Theater of Manchester puts a Community Hall Churefaea and la open to the and a committee. ★ f e a t u r i n g ★ make.certain they are physical­ galloping rate of business glittering crown on a long list 10 A.M .-2 PA4. ly and mentally lit for their ren­ growth will slow down in ^ __ _ Members of Mancheeter Pow- of toeatrica] achievements. dezvous and space walk mis­ "Mary, Mary” is a superbly — HOSMER MOUNTAIN BEVERAGES — the next seven months. American liCglon Auxiliary « Squadron have been invited M A Y 14 sion. funny play about love, mar­ This consensus emerged Fri­ will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at to a meeting of the Hartford Fancy Meeting You Here! 21 Delicious Flavors, including 8 Flavors of Diet Stafford, 36-year-old Air riage, and almost — divorce. Sponsored By The day after more than 100 in­ the Legion Home. Mrs. Herbert Power Squadron Tue.sday at 8 Force major, and Ceman, 32- Lt. Cmdr. Harold C. Wareham, USNR, Elwood Rd., Is Jean Kerr is the undisputed Women’s. Relief Society Soda! dustrialists met with Cabinet Hirsh of Woo<»>ury, department pm. at Plant School Audito- 66 year-old Navy lieutenant com­ currently serving aboard the USS Francis Marlon, an attack mistress o f domMtic and mari­ Of The Mormon Church officials and Gardner Ackley, president, and her staff will be rfum, "Whiting Lane, We.st mander, were to finish with the transport, at Norfolk, Va., as an engineering officer. Dur­ tal misadventure. Her articles guests at the meeting. Members Hartford. There will be a safety medics about 1 p.m. and then chairman of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers, are reminded to bring articles program vrith instruction on ing his annual temporaiy tour of duty, Lt. Cmdr. Wareham huddle with Gemini officials to for a penny auction. Mrs. d if - mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. recently renewed a'W orld War II acquaintance by coinci­ discuss all phases of the at the spring meeting of tha ford Walker and Mrs. Everett ------dence When the Marion feot under way from the Norfoik planned three-day flight. Business Oounoil. naval base. The pilot assigned to conduct the ship from the Keamedy are co-chadirnen of a BunsiWne buses to Norwich T h r e e girls riding in this car were killed and three others seriously injured ’The Gemini 9 doubleheader Other leading topics during harbor was a Capt. Adams, with whom Wareham had serv­ . hoapttaUty committee. Hospital will leave Central launching is to start at 11 a.m. the day-long closed seaaiona In­ ed as a seaman at the Norfolk Tug Office years ago. Here, when it was struck by another vehicle last night near the West Rock Tunnel on ____ Row, Hartford, Sunday noon •Puesday when at Atlas rocket cluded the current auto sales Wareham, left, and Capt. Adams discuss a point of naviga­ the Wilbur Cross Parkway. The driver o f the second car, also injured, will be The Chdr of Mpn Evangell- and return from the adminia- boosts an Agena satellite into lag and the sinking stock mark­ tion over the ship’s binnacle. In civilian life, Wareham is charged with negligent homicide, police said. (AP Photofax) eal Lutheran Church will meet tration building of the hospital obit. A Titan 2 is to propel the et. claims department manager for Aetna Life and Casualty’s Tueeday at 8 p.m. at the church at 4:15 p.m. Reservations may astronauts aloft at 12:39 p.m. But mo.st talked about was tha Hartford office. (U.S. Navy photo.) to rehearse for a Confirmation be made by calling the Capitol to begin pursuit of the Agena. threat of Inflation. R ^ o n Mental Health Associa­ Ackley told the businessmen tion, Inc., 217 Farmington Ave., Stafford and Ceman are t A portable North Vietnamese schoolroom is shown in this photo, monitored in 3 Killed, W om an Held Op*” Forum catch and link up with the Age­ that "some slowing down is al­ — Hartford. Warsaw yesterday. Issued by the North Viet Nam News Agency, the caption Letter To Two Drivers na after a four-l\our chase, indicated mobile classrooms had been organized “ to move to secured places ready evident and welcome.” At Pero's You Get Form Fresh NATIVE May 13, 1966 practicing many of the maneu­ But it remains uncertain, ha No one has a patent on Miss June Werdelin of 173 wnen enemy planes came raiding.” (AP Photofax) To the Editor, vers Apollo astronauts will said, whether the production Spruce St., an operating room Asparagus, Hot House Tomatoes, Dandelions, Scallions, In Parkway Aecident friendly service but it is I watched my twin make in„. returning from the -rise will be slowed to a rate tliat nurse at Manchester Memorial Brocooli Rot, Rhubarb and Spinach. our qtedalty at daughters go off on the moon. la sustainable without aarloui Hospital, and Mdss Carol Wer­ HAMDHIN (AP)—A 36-year-old by Judy.M. Ferrigno of Wood- school bus today. One was Ceman’s health is especially inflationary hazards and, lie delin of 49 Pleasant St., who is Green, Yellow Beans, Egg Plant, Boston Lettuce, Water­ woman driver whose car col- ward Avenue, New Haven. HALLMARK cress, Beets, Leeks, Endive, Green, Yellow Squash, Three passengers in the Fer­ ready to go, splashing im­ important because he is to 243 U.S.Planes Shot Down implied, without a tax increase. employed at Manchester Modes, Turnips, White Sweet Potatoes, New Florida Potatoes, lided head on with a car in patiently in the puddles at are leaving Wednesday for rigno car, Joan Carrano of M. make a physically-demanding 2 William M. Batten, board Yams and Corn . . . Cantaloupes, Watermelons, UglI which three teen-agers were the bus stop across the PHARMACY eight weeks in -Europe. They Glenmore Drive, East Haven; hour 25 minute space walk dur­ chairman of J. C. Penney, Ino., 277 W. MIDDLE TTKE. Fruit Strawberries, Limes, Avocados, Red, White, Blue Susan Shea of New Haven; and street. The other was late, ing which he is to determine are daughters of Mrs. Edna Grapes, Israel Oranges, Pink, White Grapefruit, Dates, killed Friday night has been and head of the councU’a com­ (Stop tt Shop Plasa) and ran streaking across Just how well man can operate Werdelin of 49 Pleasant St. and Figs, Honeydews, and FRESH" CIDER. charged with negligent homi­ Ellen Lyden of 4i2 Dorrance During North Viet Raids, mittee on the domestic econo­ tha lawn to join her sister 649-2861 the late Helmer Werdelin. cide, State PoMce reported to­ Place, Hamden, were Wiled. outside an orbiting ship. my, reported on behalf of the Miss Ferrigno, and a fourth Just as the bus rolled to a GREEN OR YELLOW SQUASH...... 2 lbs. 2 9 ^ day. For part of the excursion ha dnee the operation started May council’s panel of more than 20 passenger, Simone H. Breault stop. Full of excitement of SAIGON, South Viet Nam gave no breakdown of the State Police said Mrs. Nora will zip about with a rocket- 1 , a .spokesman said, were 69 professional economists. VINE MATURED TOMATOES...... lb. 2 9 « of 12 Emma Roeul, East Haven, indergarten and the joy (AP) f - The U.S. Command an- figures, military observers said Gould will be arraigned as soon killed and four captured. He said the nation’s output LETTUCE...... 2 heads 39<^ were admitted to St. Raphael’s i wwring her new sUckor, as she Is reloaeed from Yale- t Hilrty-aeveti weapons have wlU total 3732 btUion this year, PREMIUM ICE CREAM ...... Vt gal. 9 9 ^ Hospital In New Haven wHh aha bagaly fataid ad X oaltaA can planes have 'been shot down this year ran Higher than the New Haven Bb^ital, where she guidellBM for future space tasks been seized. The spokesman de­ exceeding by $10 billion the Jan­ head dnjurlee. ’Ihey were’ Ueted my warning that there was over North Viet Nam since first 90 days when bombings in was treated following the acci. ouoh as assembling space sta­ scribed American casualties as uary forecast of the Presidrtit’a “ CRISP AIR” Macs, Cortland, Russets and Golden In critical condition today. also a car cbndng the otUar bombings north of the 17th Par- the north begun last year, dent on the Wilbur Cross Park­ tions in orbit, maintaining and light. oouncU. But the gains will aver­ Save time Delicious Apples! All five of the girls were 17 way. She stopped Just in allal began months ago. One reaaing, Conn. paratroopers of the let Brigade Thewaypeoplo Red China’s latest nuclear blast Some of the blasts were in the Of the U.S. 101st Airborne Divi­ Another 600,000 youths will siderable weight. The passing ponuBL wUl be barely measureable and megaton range, equivalent to sion, who are .currently making take the 160-questlon draft de­ grade is 70 for undergraduates Handy Mon Plons “ won’t last long.” millions of tons of TNT apiece. a sweep of the frontier area in ferment test May 21, June 3 and and 80 for graduate students. A high-flying radioactive The Red Chinese blast was esti­ Strike Threat Phuoc Long Province. June 24. The tests are being giv­ Mounting draft calls for the for are snapping up buys on cloud spawned by Monday’s mated to be Ih the 130,(X)0 kilo- The paratroopers, partici­ en at 1,200 colleges and univer­ Viet Nam war prompted tha ton range, equivalent to ISO,(XX) sities in all 50 states, Puerto Selective Service to revive the Indoor or Outdoor blast continued to move east Piles Up Cargo pating in Operation Austin Six, over the United States. The tons of TNT, found an abandoned 60'bed ene­ Rico and the Panama (3anal national test plan last March. It TurfBuilder Plus 4 feeds had been dropped In 1968 after Jobs new ChovollO V8’s Weather Bureau said the cloud Even with the larger Chinese Across England my hospital Friday while con­ Zone. m would be over the Eastern Sea­ blast, the spokesman said, " if tinuing their search-and destroy Exact results will be forward­ 12 years of use. your lawn and does four board sometime today and over we get any fallout at all it'll be LONDON (AP) — Caigoaa operation. Viet Cong casualties ed to local draft boards after The system was Initiated after at your Chevrolet dealer’s ... Europe by Monday. spotty and last only a lew began piling up at British i>orts , complaints by leading educators The spokesman described the days.” Most of the fallout will today and hope was abandoned that a class-standing yardstick extra jobs blast “ as a single shot with a show tip in milk, he said. of averting the naition’n fibst alone was unfair to students in •finished decorative tougher colleges. relatively small yield. Com­ “Don’t forget,” the spokes­ merchant marine strike in 66 pared with what we went you’d think they’re really man added in an interview, “ if years. How to Stay in College (Sea page Six) lliroi%h fat 1961 and 1962, U’s wood paneling there’s a cloud passing over, Leadens of the National Union It’s , one thing to get into college; It’s quite another nothing.” one of the factors as to whether of Seamen said there was noth­ thing to stay tjiere long enough to collect a degree. Prevents grassy weeds such as crab- Heavy nuclear testing by the grrass, foxtail, gooeegrass. getting aw ay with something. you get fallout on the ground is ing that could stop its 66,(XX) 1 United States and the Soviet whether there is precipitation. membera from walking out In a special seven-par series for college-bound students, Five Persons Union brought the average con- The Public Health Dervica Monday. The union said the “(joplng with College,” Dean Stanley Idzerdia of Wesleyan Clears out rosette weeds such as dan­ oentraflon of iodine ISl In fresh University focuses on the problem many new students aro Burn to Death delion, plantain, bnckhonii. YEN-O-WOOD Boilk samples across .the nation (See Page Two) (See Page Six) bound to face this fall: How to avoid being an also-ran. 2 The problem is real—half the entering freshman this fall In Philadelphia Controls viney weeds such as chick- BY LONG-BELL will not graduate. 'Hie dean’s advice, straight and to the They ore. point, should be required reading for any prospective col­ weed, clover, seeding knotweed. pre-finished for lasting beauty by Long-Bell’s FHtLADELFHIA (AP) — A 3 Another Losing Week lege student. Don’t miss "Coping with (College,” which starts fast-spreading fire that caught 7-step finishing process Monday in The Manchester Evening HeraW. them in their beds killed five Protects lawn against insects such persons and critically burned 4 as ants, grubs, chafers. stop 1 S te p 2 another in a three-story taribk Panel 18 burnished for Seal8uit, rither clear or Wall Streeters Asking house! in North PJiUadelphia to- smoothness. toned, is applied. day. I Capital Shake-Up, Eleven others, including bjsw only Scoffs h'Triomied Step 3 sK P 4 policeimen and two firemen, Sealant is oven baked. Sealant is then burnished were aleo Injured. for smooUmess. . (! 4 keeps grass greener longer Whereas Market Bottom Some of those who eecaped climbed out of upper-story win- Step 5 S te p 6 NEW YORK (A P ) — *** increases, more dine was the worst in four Beagles Bypass Collie years. dbw8 and then leaped to safety Final coating is applied. Final coating is oven Where will the stock mar- coUie arrived at the White in the predawn darkness. baked oa each paneL WASHINGTON (AP) — There 4.95 ..^ 9.95 yjrt dechne find a ^^in? ^ ^^e Hie week got off to a bad House in 1963 and often accom­ The medical exar^ers offio* ThegeUiDifeiwvwbemhettar.AhdyoBr (leiLdtitpe veeM flataonnihig start with announcemmt by has been anotoer shake-up In y Final coating burnished to panied the President and Him said it had not identified the Chevrolet deelaf’ls swing the May buys eoependon, flom^nounted d i^ end all- T^at the question on periods ahead. General Motors that it would the White House, "rhe result i give the finish unusual Wall Street today ait the Ijijjg market fell every day on walks around the White victims. depth characteristics. that are nudmig it that way. Buys on an vinyl i^holstery a n standard). Just drop cut its production schedule for President Johnson’s collip, House grounds. T!he victims and the injured end o f another bijr weekly except Tuesday when stocks May by 7 per cent. The recov­ Blanco, has been dropped to tiie Freckles and Kim arrived last oame from several families who the racy ’66 Chevdlee, including tiie wide in, p i^ put the new ChevdSe you want loss. raUied. Brokers caUed it “ a ery o l Tuesday faded on tail-end of the Johnson list of January at the White House lived in apartments that occu­ diwce of libnba modda yon can order wiOi tlie^ w w and eqpqnnent yon want. CHEVROLET. C H EVEllii The Investment spcAesmen' technical recovery based on on Wednesday about the time that CRitherlxtd [ S c O t i See The^ dog favorltee. / with two sisters. At that time, pied the narrow brick structure. CHEVY D, CORVMR AND were trying to cheer stocks on oversold oondiUon.” Cihalrman T.F. Patton of Re­ vnth y8'iBlhatiNttoat7q>to275hp.ABd And get sway aooielM« But Him, the President’s bea­ spokesmen said Johnson would Critically burned was Larty to a recovery. n On the same day, Harold L. public Sted told bis Shardiold- 8S 896 modda yon can order wiHi aeip n gn O l u r boy, im Im l on Amnicaib 1 CORVETTE gle, still is top dog and will con­ keep one of the b e a g les^ d give Moore, M, who was taken’to St. Knotty Pine and Knotty Cedar •T think the market Is at or Bache, head of Bache 4 Oo., era that there was little hope of tinue to wear "D.C. dog tag No. the others to personal friends. Lukes and Children’s Hospital. M oJot W a Oat imt ootiv to 875 Iv fiK rateS M Bear a turning point right now,” said, “Now is a good time to improving praflt margins unless 4 x 7 S i s e 9 ^ ^ 1.” Blanco, who previously wore But the President apparently He had bums over most of hta said Robert H. Stovall, vice look for good values, as there prices on most products were tag No. 2, has been dropped to changed his mind and ordered body, said the hospital. president of E.F, Hutton Sc Oo, are ifienty avallaUe.” raised. ' - No. 4 at White House request. tags for Freckles and Kim from Firemen saved houses on ai- inhere are too many good val- The values of Tuesday, how­ Despite Ford Motor’s roport BUSH ever, were less than they were Leaping to Nos. 2 and 3 are the District of Columbia licen­ ther side, but the reaidenU wer* ■es around to be ignored.” 1 Ik Move out in May S«e your Chevrolet dealer! at its record car sales for the Freckles and Kim, Him’e 7- sing office. evacuated for a while. .Hie into- But the stock buyers weren’t on IWday. A continuation of the first 10 days of May, the market HARDWARE CO. recovery faded on Wednesday. month-old daughters by a Texas The presidential additions rior of the burned houee. wan ttsOtawntotWiV listening. was hit by nervous sellfiig on bumped two former high tag wrecked. ^ The Dow Jones industrial ay- Prices were potmded badly ^ _ beagle named Brigette. T98 MAIN ISTHEET— MANCHESTER TTiUrsday, witfa what proved to holders from the list cf Wash­ Even before the dfabrig •rage this week'tumbled 26.72 to-Thursday and Friday uid be- be some^justiflcatlonOM and ,T guess the beagles come flrat,” explained a Whihe House ington’s top ten doge. Ginger stopped smoking a liglit noln a i ppiif 676.11, its lowest reading since came much cheaper. Chiyileri toUowad PUnl with spokesman. Boy, a Chihuahua belonging to started, and the drops ’’-’-m il AllTHORIZXa) C^EVSaUBT B B A IA DWORIN CHEVROLET. INC. last July 29. reports of a Wg dedine In their Esr MANCHESTER, CONN. ' CAPITOL MOTORS. INC. Vduma was heavy, 46,022,664 fd l and 282 advanced. 7 Ehj&ys a Good Smoke at 109 Htan long has been a preelden- Norman Bowles Jr., and Beau, and turned to steam as Ifaey litt 470 c < » n r . B o cx a E ra ia k ^ ia 8 »«4 i car salM for tiie oarly-May pe­ 1214 B|A|N 8TRBET-i^i«27-M44.. . Oiares coiqpared with 46 mSUon Hie Asaodated I>reas average ttol favorit<|. His father, khown a poodle belonging to refired the smoldaring fumitura CARTER CHEVROLET CQ-, INC. i BAST HAkEFOBO^ CONN. . riod aa compared with a year Mrs. Mftry Guess, .who says she is 109 years bid, -yiimply as Beagle, was the John­ Army Gen. Omar N. Bradley, woodworic. f (Next To Western Beef lM(art) - u as MAIN STREET—e«S-S2M h a r t f < « d , c o n n . (he week before. of 60 stocks fdl 10,7 to 321.i: , ago. That set the stage for an­ ■""'"A holds a pifie she smoked at a birthday celebration son pat for 16 yearn before he Wbre ousted. Firemen said they ooidd Production cutbacks and a The losses in both the AP and other market rout on Friday. j .. yesterday in a Chicago nursing home. President .died in Novemiber 1964. Other doge still In the top ten iu.y what oaueed tbs tin j Mon., Tiles.. Wed.. Sat— 9 A.M.-5 PJML WIL(X>X.RAU CHEVROLET, IN C THE 6R0DT CHEVROLET CO. ARDERY CHEVROLto, ■ drop' in sales in the auto Indus Dow Jones av«rages wars Aa IlM wertc aodad the Dow HARDWARE. Inc. Johnson, Blinois Gk)v. Otto Kerner and Mayor Rich­ tt was not learned why l^lan- taichide FBI Dlrechor J. Sdgar said It probahly biul U41 STANLEY STREET—22MS4fc ^ SI isRAM ROAD^sseemi k t r y dominated stock mariiet among the ahaipest on record Jonaa inrx. F it. 9|AJIf.-9 PJI.— Phone 648^5874 ISB FOQPONOCK AVE.—08S-HM ard Dsieiy of Chicago were among many who sent eo, which means white hi Span- Hoover’s Calm's terriers, (3-Boy q u k ^ y ttutMRb the dry ; ^ bBPOT SQUARE—MANCHESTER i' NEW BElTAnr, CONN. ^ WEST HARTFOBD.^NN. I eiaiWmed throughoet Ow wsek. taut were not quits as hi^as tha ^TlNDSmi, CONN.o ' ish, became a black dlieep. The and Cindy, Nos. 8 and 9. wort) - d r .1 Zb hddNitoB, there was sotna tar- previous week’s when|BM da- . (Bes Pfagb T i^ ) ctgigratulatory telegrams. (AP Photofax) ■ • \ - tm ■ '•■Vi