MOin>AY. MAY B, 19i» Atm*** Ddly Not Ppmb Ron fiUmrbrBtrr Enrnittg Umilb •to lha Weak RMod TheW >Etoa» m s Ctaor and eopl 7 telN ol Ubrmrx Mrs. Clark Gets ta upper aOo. It Tow n w ffl] ftonorrMr at t:W < mamy with 15,566 - 70, Workshop Grant Only Michaels has Mdsidheiter— A Cfty 0/ ViOagm Charm MyaUe Raatow, KARA, wfU lErs. Bailand B. OUM of 806 meat tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Odd Owtar St, a taudtar in the East Treasure Chest Dianuynds. VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 184 (THIRTT*niX PAGES—TWO SMTIfONB) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 (OMa) Oot* EaOoem Hall. Refreahmeide arlll WliidBor aehool syatem, has bew PRICE TEN CENTS M M ta Om be aeraad by Mm. John Vince, gnmted a fuR aaliolanlilp by They are the finest qiwlity theaa pjarnitny to daeetate pro}- Mm. Maude Whtte and Mm. toa Fsderated Oaiden Ofeibs of aelB ahooM M a p poatarpalnt, Agnaa Morgan. Ccnnacttoul, Ino. to attend the towhaa, ttaana paper, and addte eonaervatton wurksbop at the available for your budget Enemy Fails gkw. M a. Oaald Muiphr wm Mtoe Sarah C. Otaapto, daugh milto Memoflal Foundatlan In luuanM M s dtoaot tfea proj aeta. A baby ter of Mr. and Mira. Edward UtddMd from June 88 Itarougb C. Chapin a t Tnek Rd. and a July U . In Big Strike MM DenaW Oortoer and MM aw tor at Wellaaloy College, wee 'Hm oourae. will be under the named a Welledey CoOega direoUon of Dr. Maurice O. Chafee Decides Against RrhoMr at the recent annual Moons, dean a t graduate studies Along Border Woman’B Peltowahip a t Can bonom day oonrooatlon. The at Bastem Connecticut State ter'Ooo(ra(atlaiial Churoh arm aarard la given to atudente to College, and will eonaiat of field CMDIT TO VOWM ADULTS •ASeXMf (A P ) —Moriti Vlet- haya a potiuek Tiinraday at t:M reeognltlon of a high level of atudlea a t natural lesouroea and hamoea tn a g e otruok boek to p.m. la the Rabbtaa Room at academic achievwnent. Oielr uses. R will Involve inveati- day a t the tBOOrive American the drarch. After dhmar, at- gmtion of rsgionaf geology, sofl air and grouMi oampaiftt along floera win be taaiallad. Pbmlly Mancheater Chapter, oonaervatkm, mlneralr vahiea, cU iek tu & Ota O m tiw ilaii toontlar but at t PA. at Hiank Offering boxea ahonld be BPEB8QBA, w ill m eet tonight IMtoem pbotoe water ouppUes and uses, poUu- d. MaOaxthy tanad to qvumm on Ameitoan Punishing Pueblo Chief r Han oC tlia tam ed In a t this raeatfaip, and a t 8 at the Bunce Center, 206 Uoa, and flood control. Downtown patrol hOM to tha heavleat at- ara Mta. thoae not plarnilnp to attend Oloott S t The rehearaal la en Hie problem of expokHng pop 968 Main Sti'sst toirt otoM the torder war flared may ghre them to their group : aad M n. Marion to all men Intereated In einging In New HNB Positions ulation aa it relates to natural oam r b m n tbuF two monthe leader or to Mm. John wood, tow<^>ait barbetehnp harmony. resources will be integrated with WASHINGTON (AP) — Oonataaea Dr. Walter - A. Morrlaaey of 88 the Hartford Chapter, American Navy Secretary John H. aB toptos under eocamlnatlan. TlRMpB^uf the Noith Vlet- U to P oM Chib at Temple The Lediea Auxiliary to Man Dartmouth Rd. and Robert f . Institute of Banking, and is an Ih Aiqpt, Mrs. Ctork wUl Instructor of tnatallment credit naoMM lot Dtvtaloa aloo mode CHiafee said today the coort Chaptar, OM, will meet Mancheater Emblem Club arm cheater Ch^iter, Dlaabled McCarthy of 18 Strant St have tour England, Ireland, Scotland, for that organization. He roofeet and mortar attooto on Lebanon Set of inquiry into tiie Pueblo - Wadnaetiey at TM p.m. at the hare a mother’e program after American Vetarens, will InataU aacumed new managemeift po- couTMS and Wales with her huabo^, also belongs to the Greater two other Amiutean heoM wUb- incident recommended gen home a t Kn. Boboit Baatly, 4 ita m eetlp^ Wedneaday at 8 ofBcem In ceremoniea Wednea sitiona at HartfMd National and Dr. and Mrs. John Bing- Hartford Chamber of Com to a aamSe mdtue. The U.8. eral court martial for the Oaith Rd. Mn. Jamaa Mlchola, p.m. at the Elka Home, Dlaaell day a t 8 p.m . a t the VFW Home. Bank and Trust Co. branch of Isy of Faimliigttm (Maine) State m erce. Oommoad ooM at leoat U9 o f To Hit B a ck intdligence ship’s oomman- Mia. Joaaph Taaaier and M n. St. Mm. Alfred R itter and Mm. All vetenna organlaatlona and fices, bank chairman David C. College. While in England, she McCarthy received hla BA the WMIniy wure killed and 26 B a n y Caae are In charpe o f Stanley Baldarln ara co-chair their auxlUeiiea have been In Hewitt announced today. will attend seminars at the In- der, I^jrd Bucher and one from Providence College in otbem aurrondend. man of the program. vited to attend the event. Morrissey has been assigned tematlonal Summer SMiool in of his chief assistants but 1968, and served In the U. B. The Am erioon rtafemtoni from At War Bands to the W. Middle Tpke. branch Oamtiridge. C&C) *T have decided that no dis- as vice president and ana man Arm y from 1969 to 1961. the lot Air Oavalry Dlvlalon re- cipUbazy action will be m He Joined Hartford National By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ager of Mancheater ofticee. He UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS poitod U of theta men killed and ti^en against any of tibe In 1061 as an audit clerk, waa at leoat 87 wounded. Angered by three attacks on replaces WlUIam M. Kereaey LONDON (AP) — Unemploy personnd invfdved . . transferred to the Northwest Of- It* men, the Lebanese army Jr., who is aasuming new duties ment benefits cost Britain more to the beavlqit attack, about <3haffee’B dtaclomra came ta a with the bank's newly formed floe as ch ief clerk in 1966, i^>- 800 enemy troopa atomted out of says It will crack down m the pointed officer’s assistant In than 126,819,000 pounds ■lx and a half-page report on holding i»mpany. ($300,706,600) last year, the gov tha bamboo JurRlea about 8 o.m . Palestinian gusrrillas In south the exhaustive court of taqoliy McCarthy, commercial bank 1667, and named a bank officer beMnd a mmlar barrage end Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. last month. ernment has announced. ern Lebanon. But Its announce probe Into too ■iilp’a takoovor ing officer, has been appointed amaultad a patrol baoe named by North Korea on Jan. 0 , ISM. 302 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER— Ootner o f Middle Tpfce. manager of the Northwest Of Oarolyn from three aldee. Btrfton First Selectman Richard SSnra ment did not specify whether fice at 410 Homestead Ave., who kept seat, oonarratulated by loser, Ray Negro. the ‘‘retaliatory measures” In ovemiUng the court’s rs- Tlw tnae In War Zone C, 66 commendation fo r court mar- Hartford, replacing Paul L. mUao nortlnroat of Saigon, waa would include preventing com Uals o f Bucher and LL StapiMn PTREUURSrT OODTOR OuatafBon. THINK SHMI ItllM I mando raids across the border dalendad by 800'Ata Cavalrymen R. Harris, Chaffee aald: “lliay T A native of Springfield, Maas., D M ly ei^ In M ancheater with 18 artillery guna. TIm State Results Mixed Into Israel. Morrlaaey graduated from Bab- have sutfered enough, and fur Equipped with leatlisMtte intector,, North Vieitnamese flnaRy flad to One soldier was killed and ther punUhment wradd net be aon bwtitute of Buslnesa Ad- windshield v^Lsher, 2-^iaed etoc- three army trucks were de the north Jurt before dawn, driv JuaUfled.” ihlnistratlon In 1960, and la alao trie wipers, heater, dstogger, 4- en off by the Air Cavalrymen, stroyed In the clashes during WITH THIS COUPON WHEN Harrta waa the oCflosr ta a graduate o f WlUlama College way safety' Itoshem, back-up artlUeiy gune firing at polnt- the weekend, the army said. YOU BUY A_:_LB. CAN OF lights, front and rsor seat koNs, Bolton, GOP Town, charge of the research dstaidi- “^A X W School of Bankbig. He Jobied bUnk range. beli«q)ter gun- “T ' The armed foroes “had used HartfMd National In 1908 follow . leotharatta hendreats, stesring patience In dealing with the de ment aboard the Pueblo, wUeta MMIEUIOBSE' ^ H O I whori look sod rsor wkadssr de- ■topy flrtag m riieU and Ogfatei^ was conducting an electronic ing military aervice. tm stsr. bom baw. teriorating situation In the f«lAXWEU Formerly with the bank’a time south,” the communique emUn- eavesdropping mission off North e B B a n r c R E JU-B- mofceameit aald i n Swept^by Democrats Korea adien she was satasd. AT^MHMTOllg r V H O U SE payment loan department, he TED TRUDON Me. II. TsMasd . » ] Norm Vlatnameae and nine ued, "but they are reacting with waa appointed an officer of Amerleana were killed and 62 By CLBMEWELl. YOUNG RepubHcan tor assessor, easily bitterness to the Incidents which Ctoaffee reported these reoont- Hartford National In 1068, aa- V; Americana were wounded. One Bolton, a tradtUonaHy Repub beat write-in candidate Richard are being committed daily with mendatlons had been mad* by • 01.KSWAGCN toe court of inquiry: I V LB.CM0NLY 9 9 t Blatant vice president In 1906, of the wotmded Amerlcane waa lican town, went overwhelm- Barry, with 667. But Bolton’s the aim of diverting milltaiy ef and vice president in 1068. Ingiy Demooratiic last night for flrot wilte-to campaigner, a forts concentrated on the front —That Bucher be Mod by Morrissey Is past president of (See Page Nine) toe first tone in 84 yearn. Re Democralt, received 236 votes. lines facing the enemy .. general court martial tar fhr* / publican flrat setoctman Rich Aheani also won a seat on toe It said the Incidents, "pro-. alleged offenses incindliig psr- ard Mbrra won re-eleotion to hie Board of Finance. voked by irresponsible ele nUtUng hte ship to be senrehid O Spthto . . . Use It Tuesday or or thru May 10th. 6hnp| When you think of fourth term, but he has two O f the 1,776 residents eligible ments,” require "the Imposition wMle he had the.power to resist, Tusoday Wmdnaaday tor those lliriy Week TYPEWRITERS Democratic members on hla to vote, 1,288 did so. On the of military deterrent measures failing to take protective meas Capitol Hill three-man -board, end (Demo party lists, 844 votera are R e for toe safety of the army and Commander Bucher Secretary Chafee ures during toe attack, com Think of YALE crats won a total of 10 seats the maintenance of Us morale.” plying wito North Korean or LBAM CHUCK G lIoM ) U .S .C lM ie a publicans, while the Democrats TTPEWRITBR SBRVICB which would normally be con list a UtUe over half that num The arm y blam ed A1 Salka, a ders to follow them Into port, f c . 7 9 e C U K S nS A K S f c . $ 1 .2 9 640-4986 Succumbs to sidered -RepUbUoan. ber. The remainder are unof- guerrilla group affiliated with “ negUgenUy falUng" to duotfoy 0Rd3iRllM«f 42 8. Adams St., Mancheater In toe Andover election fiUated. Syria’s ruling Baath party, for all claoaifled material on tbo ndght. Republicans swept m ost OaUXE ROUND SIGAK the recent Incidents. ■hip, and "negUgenUy faUtag*’ rOKK. lO F cHNi VBAL Everybody*$ Coming T o DStL*» offlcea, though the oompoeUlon As the results of the election Los Angeles Expose Nixon Set to see that hte crew waa fairly were read to an unusually large It w u the first official admis f o r M m * Loaf or 79c lb. fm lify qreiHid li. 99e Flashy Styl es of toe Democratic Board of Se ■killed In procedureo tar do- crowd at U^ .Oonununlty Hall sion of a widening split between LIfiQEn DRU8 W E’LL BE lectman -remained toe same. In toe army and the guerrlUaa, ■troylng cloaalfied material. By O. O. THELEN Jr. otoer electtaoB throughout the last night, reactions -huled from To Extend PARHAM Aeeoelated Preee Writer despair to elation, but the pre vdio vrant to uae Lebanon aa a —That Harrta be tried by gab- state yesterday, reeults were baoe for ralda against Israel. Wins Pulitzer Prize FLUSHING WlASHINaTON CAP) -C sqrt- dominant reaction was, because eral court martial "for thm al Another vatnablePtaMhurdtoouponwltii this ooupanund any 15.00 purclMaa I ' OKN mixed. (For details see Page Lebanon la half Chrlattan- and NEW YORK (AP) — For the The floilon prise was won by Job Benefits “SHOE tal BUI, once a lortreoa of polna- of the heavily Republican nature leged offenses of derelleUon ta 18.) half Moslem, and the govern N. Scott Momaday, 86, a Kiowa performance of hta dntlea," r^lS AAI. to 10 P.M. OUR W ATER taklng aotorial orihodoocy, la of the town, one of surprise aiMl third time fai 27 years toe Los In toe Bolton race for first ment has opposed giving the Indian, for hte book "House By DON OBEBDORFER giving grouihl.Jh> toe Feaeook Incredulity. The town left Its Angeles Times has won a Pulitz mainly dealing with the lack of selectman, Motva received 619 guerrillas tree rein, fearing Is Made of Dawn.” Momaday te The Washington Poet ability and retuUness on tbo port Revolntloo In nten'a fatotomi. GOP fortress to support I DOMINO SUGAR | votes and his opponent Ray rael would retaliate with atrlkea er Prize for public service. the first known m em ber o f hte WASHINGTON — President of the research ship to be able Ocmgreaamen'a aldeburna are Lyndon Johnson over Barry y> ///P le a se excuse a temporary ^drop in Negro, 596. (Incumbent Dem o against Lebanon. The 1969 award, announced race to'win a Pulitzer. Nixon has decided to ask Oxi- to destroy all cleissifted mHtaP' ULTIMA II IN” oreeptog down, toeir eulta have cratic selectman Joseph Llcltra Goldwater In 1964, and in the ' / / / / ^ Bloody fighting last month be Mionday, was .for an expose of late during an emergency. I Sosu 5 !£^39c I water pressure and possible discolora* more toaping, and toe once- 1961 town elections several of Playwright Howard Sackler, gress to add 4.6 million low-in COSMETICS ' / / / V tion of the water while we flush the led hie party wito 649 votes. tween government troopa and corruption which led to a shake- 39, won toe dram a prize fo r Ms come workers to the nation’s taandard white ahlrt ta moving Robert Dixon, Republican con tha town boeuds were packed by —That Lt, Edward R . Mkirpiiy O osqm ofifer sdcpireu M ay 10th - t mains to clear out produce of corro Palestinian refugees resulted In up of toe Loa Angeles city gov Broadway play "The Great unemployment insurance sys Jr., execuUve otfioer of the , ...... *, 2,950 pairs of aalde tor rainbow hueu. tender for selectman received "insurgents,’’ who were pre toe reaignatiem of Premier ernment aipl three convictions tem, and may ask fw: toe ea- ______I '/// sion from inside the pipes In... At flrta glance the obam- dominantly Democratic, on a White Hope,” baaed on the life Pueblo, be givhn a letter of ad- WELDON DRUG CO. 668 votes, and was therefore Rashid Karaml April 26. Etforta for bribery. tabltehment of Federal mini bara stiM ore a oea of banker’s out of toe running, since toe school iMue. of onetime heavyweight boxing mimitlon for failing “to organize by political leaden to form a William Tuohy, 43, a Times ch^]^on Jack JMuisoni mum standards as a floor under and lead toe crew on the day of In n h o n y ? __ Try Pmehurst fresl^ frozen “Bake a Loaf Meat Loaf’ . . misses’, women’s ' gray and bhM suito wUh unob- losor In toe first selectman But tor the first tone in new government ao for have correspondent, won the prize in Nbnhait Mteller, previously unemployment benefits. toe seizure espeoiaUy in the ready pop in the oven and bake in ahiminum pan 2 lbs. $1.58. 1 SOUTH WINDSOR truelve Uee on white toirts. contest gets a chance at select memory, the party out of power fadled, and Karaml has refused to ... & it with study toe exceptions man. international reporting for com best known for Ms novel “The Nixon’s proposals will be made ship’s qiajor internal task of staged active campaign', MAY 8-9-10 from B-IJ PA^. to step In to aolve the govern bat coverage In Vietnam— Naked and toe Dead,” shared in a presidential message on emergency destruction of ctassl- With kbston oomins in at a lower price . . . Pinehurst starts the season with I pop out. Town clerk Mrs. Olive coihi^ete with what more coti- ment criaia leas all parties bringing the newspaper’s total honors In toe general nonfiction imxmvementa to toe S3-yeai^ fled material.” fresh dupments of Maine Lobsters arrivinj; Thure. and to s^ at $1.19 lb. | Rep. M. ,G. Snyder, a 41-year- Toom ey, with 7W votes, led servative members of both part FAMOUS BRAM) agree on a policy toward the of Piditzers torough the years to category with Dr. Rene Jules old federal-state system of un Please {dace your ordor today . . . Gall 648-4151. old aophomore Republicein from toe Republican party, but Dem ies would consider ”blg city guerrillas. —That letters of reprimand be GLOBE sevens including three since Dubos, Rockefeller University employment benefits. The mes Kentucky, sport* mid-ear black ocratic candidate for tax col politics.” Sporadic fighting was report given to Rear Adm. Frank L. lector, Mrs. Claire Warfel, beat 1966. microbiologist. Mailer was hon- sage to eocpected to be sent to Travel Service aldeburna and a midnight blue 'The Democrats, led by Ahearn ed Monday between laraeli and Johnson, commander of navta SHOES Republican candidate Mrs. Nor ored^ fo r “ The Arm ies o f the Congress next week or shortly , Mdtt. who had practiced high-geared Arab forces along the Suez (3a- forces in JapM and Capt. Bver- 905.BIAIN STREET ma Tedford, 626-693. Night” and Dubos for “So Hu thereafter. 302 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER' Democratlo Rep. Richard T. campaigning in his unsuccess nal and near toe Allenby Bridge ett B. Gladdliig, now retired. - Democrat Aloyslus Ahearn, man an Animtd.” According to administration 643*2165 Banna, wearing a peach, ful bid for state representative across toe Jordan River. One la- Printed in Herald The court held that Johnson, (Comer o! MMOe Tpke.) on sale at ^&L’s Manchester who, becarise of minority repre raell civilian waa reported All individual winners. Includ sources, hospltsil workers In who has since moved to a new (See Page Three) The work of three winners FOWLER sentation, ran unopposed by a (See Page llilrteen) wounded. , ing cowinners, receive $1,000 non-profit institutions and many alignment, waa “derelict in th* “Ptok FREE bi Our Lot Next 1V> Stose” of PiiUtzer Prizes has ap apiece. The Los Angeles Times agricultural worken are among performance of duty" , by tailing peared In The Herald. Wil Parkade Community Room award Is a gold medal. those who would be brought to plan properly for emergracy liam Tuohy’s byline on stor ^ Opticians Pulitzer winners are selected supptHt for the Pueblo in a cen- ies from Vietnam appeared (See Page Three) by the trustees of Columbia Uni frontatlon and “ negUgenUy fUl- from time h^time In stories Arthur J. Fowlen versity with toe help of an advi Ing” to verify destruct proce supplied by toe Los Angeles SHOES TAKEN THOM OUR Father Hesburgh on Campus Disorder sory board. The annual prizes, dures for classified documents. . Formerly with Barvay a Lawla Tlmes-Washington Poet news first awarded In 1917, w ere es CHaddlng, then director toe By OARVEN HUDGINS ments—students, faculty, alum ■ service and ' printed in Hie tablished In the will of Joseph CORBINS C O R l^ , BRISTOL PLAZA WAUSAU, Wls. (AP) — About Herald. Ttie winning jdioto naval security group In the Pa AP Educatioir Writer ni and trustees. The university Police Skirmish Pulitzer, founder o f the St. M eat C osts Mortlord Coiitfy-k Mott Modwii 40 students at the North Central by Edward T. Adams was cific, was held by toe court to SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — has to be Us own salvation. It With Hippies Louis Post-Dispatch and later NEW BRITAIN, MANCSIESTER STORES Technical Institute in Wausau printed (r tote paper. Car have been derelict for “falling The bushwhacker.Strong The president of toe Unlveralty has to declare Its own values held a quiet demonstration Mon publisher of the New York- to develop procedures to insure EYE WEAR CENTER MADISON, Wte. (A P ) — P o toons by John Ftechetti ap World. Stubborn. Young. The of Notre Dame, who has become and stand up and defend them. day —passing out American Rise Despite toe readiness’’ of the PaeUo’s If toe students and the faculty lice skirmtehed with students pear regularly on toe edito jacket to wear when a ;symbol of the college adminis flag derate. rial page. Journalism winners for 1968 research section. fashion wmgleeies e Oontnet lenses university has to save itself by Q. Do you believe that outside man, 49, o f the LoutevUIe (KyO decals tecause, aS one put aie heart of Wlaconain’s capital The prize for news photogra of the court of inquiry, he noted mind on what’s c Frame* adjusted and repaired qntcUy declaring ground rules and then law agencies should be called I Tlmes_and-.Courler-Journal, for WASHINGTON (AP) — Tha upon in cases of severe disor ” We Just wanted to demonstrate c*ty- ■ . phy went to Edward T. Adams, Agrlcultiu'e Department says that Adm. Thomas H. Mborer, welting out there to be Open enforcing them. to4 story of the returni of a Viet der? our belief In tlite country and Violence continued desirite a 36, of The Associated Press for toe rising oo«t of meat, a major cMef of naval operations, as conquered. Think ■niurs. 9:88 AAL - 8 PJE. Father Theodore Hesburgh what it stands for.” hla picture of Brig. Gen. Nguyen nam veteran's body to Hind t o A. When lawlessness is ‘afoot personal effort by Mayor Wil man, Ky. factor. in the unexpected Jump well as the commander in cMef \bout It. DoUy 9:89 AJd.-6:l* P J8. | gained nationwide attention in Ngoc L ^ , toe South Viet of toe U.S. PacUlc Fleet both Phone 849-687* and all authority Is flouted—fac liam Dyke to persuade hippie Ix)cal reporttog, special—Al In this year’s food prices, comes February when. In a letter to namese national police chief, “declined to accept” the panel’s ulty, the administration and the resldenta o f MMflin Street, bert L. DeLugach, 43r lmd Den at a time \riien' there are abun Notre Dame atudcnta, he shooting a Viet Oong captive in recommendaUons for general warned that anyone engaged In students—then we Invoke the where toe trouble started, to ny Walsh, 33, for investigative dant supplies of livestock.' normal societal forces of law or stay in their homes. • ‘ the head with a pistol. It was “ The. strength in livestock and court martlals of Bucher and disruptive protest would be gfv- the 23rd Pulitzer Prize for.Asso- reporting In toe St. Louis Globe- Harris. en 16 minutes to deslat or be li We allow the unlveralty to die Quickly ‘ thrown-together bar meat prices In toe fo ^ of larger 13 beneath our hapless qnd hope ricades made of cans of blazing .elated ^Iress jtaffers. (See Page Eight) able for suspension. ' supfdles te due to riling consum less gaze. . trash repioined the favored tac- In a wide-ranging Interview, er Incomes, unusually low un regularly to $30 I have no Intention of presid tlp of hippies and toeir Universi employment rates and increasea FOR THE DANISH PLATE COLLECTORS Hesburgh said he felt the core ty of Wisconsin student neigh ot-hta message to students was ing over such a spectacle. Too in popuIaUon,” toe department INTRODUCING FIRST EDITION many ^people have given too* bors fromr the Mifflin Street said Monday. ( BritonsHoud BAG MOTWBR’S DAY PLATE (8” Diameter) ^ lost In the wave of publicity. ”I area. St In Special Oaitofi didn’t, want to -so m e out as a much of themselves and their ^ Guay PleaJOenied Officials Indicated, in eftect, hawk,” he said. wmnted to lives to this university to let It But firefighters ■ '^sald fire tliat Mgher prices on both the happen here. bombs were used for the flrat wholesale and ratall level, sure Over Prices y & k FLETCHER BO SS e a OF MANCHESTER aet os a rational man, reacting ^^Sock It-T o-M e to a crisis situation.” * ' Q. What, in your opinion, can time, and students also snarled ' toe result of more people Willing a university president do to try traffic on State Street in the Sentence Shortened 54 McKEE SIHEET As for today’s college, stu to pay more money to eat more M M S2I dents, he aald: ' - and prevent campus violence central bMlness district. beef. For Dentures before it starts? About a half dosen'' additional Department officiate indicated Special” ♦ ”It’a a tragedy—a damn A. A university president has arraats were made, bringing to For Miss Sharkevich last week that previous esti LONDON (AP) — A govern ‘BUSHMAN” Now to the tline to bring |n your aoreeiM to be renolred. ahame—that these kids have to get the unlveralty community storm wlndW gioee rtytoeed. ^ 110 the total arrested since po mates of a to per cent rtee ment decision to hike toe price . . 30” Buthcoat with authentic styljng. Firmly inter been given the reputation they behind him. The State Pardons Board 2 2.6 missea’ and w o R i m i *8 lice broke up a hippie block par LaBelle disclosed for toe first In food costa tMs year were too of eyeglasses and false teeth set preted with all the right details, two upper and two lower bellowi have by the radicals. Protest is perfectly valid and yesterday acted on the s e n- time ^ that detectives of hte of off a new howl across Britain to •port ahoe* and flato “The vast majority of univer ty last Saturday. Hospitals low and the figure more likely patch and flap pockets and o self belt. Iq * » " wwayMi AUTO euss INSTALLED should te protected, but it tences of two convicted area fice had viewed a film that day against Prime Minister sity and college studetits today treated five more persons for In will be about 3 per cent. toaaa § 1 4 should nWKck and be kept within murderers', a , Manchester man Guay allegedly saw the night Harold Wilson’s Labec .ggyarn- are a very promisink and highly juries or toe effect of Irritant A report on the food putlook te GUSS FURNITURE TOPS the life-style -of the university. gas, including a 6-month-old and a South Windsor woman. before Miss Fogarty was killed. ment. H im ir r m . 'iw T M m g o n n a 0 0 r A e rr: attractive group of persons. scheduled for release by the de The university community— baby exposed to tear gas, mak The board denied toe request The film contained a scene “Shock,” "Revolt.” "Fury” MIRRORS (Fireiilaee and Doer) “They are more Informed, and that includes everyone in It for commutation, shortening, of partment Thursday. M f . t o $ 1 3 more widely read, better edu ing a to(al of nearly 70. Of sim ilar to the Manchester Wil Cattle prices have set the and "Body Blow” said the head —has to save Itself by declaring these, 18 were policemen. a life sentence Imposed against ing, he said. In the film, the lines describing toe reacUon cated, more idealtiUe and more Dennis T. Guay, 30, formerly pace for toe ihcreaslng cost of Its own ground rules and then Rain helped to curb the disor victim was beaten to.death with among rank-and-flle membera deeply sensUive to crucial mor by enforcing these. o f 24 Flow er St. He waa con- livestock, already at a 17-year- al Isiuea In our Umea—more der by 2 ;S0 a.m . today. a metal statuette, of toe House of Commons from WINDOW end^PLATE GLASS If a person has had the rules vlcted of killing Ms steter-ln- Wgh, Agriculture economists Wilson's own party. likely to dedicate themselves to of the game laid out for blip, he law July 11, 1963. Miss Fogarty waa beaten to said, and are expected to contin Tab Ekidosaiw from $30 to $46 plus fasteUattaR death w!ch a bowling pin aa she CriUcs recalled that WUaoa good Yather than aelflah goals knows what they are. H6 con ei It took one year off the 10 ue running "well above” a year a sale so big we have to hold than any pakt generation of stu At Other Campuses , lay sleeping in her bed. ago. Mmaelf quit aement AtUae's ther follow them or leave the to l5 year sentence of Miss dents I have known.” LaBelle said he was unable to government in 1961 when It de- game. You can tell someone By t h e a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s Elizabeth A. Sharkevich, 21, Tha Bureau of Labor Statis it in our Community Room! Here are excerpts from the tell If toe Him had an effect on tics said toe retaU price of sir cld^ to lharge for apectacles who is abridging the rights of Police in Montgomery, Ala., formerly of 619 Graham Rd., question and answer session; Guay’s subfequent actions. He loin steak In March averaged and false teeth furnished by to* others, for example, that he’s arrested 366 black students South Windsor. She was con National HCalto Service. Q. What do you feel Is the ee- doing something the whole'com called the killing' a product of $L23 a pound nationally, the from Alabama State College as victed of taking part In the kill Members of Parliament ex aential requirement for a uhl- munity disapproves. If . he goes Guay’s "temporary mental de highest since sirloin records they demonstrated outside the ing of her mother May 21, 1965. rangement.” press^ surprise at toe Umli« versity facing disruption to ade against the community, he’s were started In 1960. A year ago State Capitol. Meanwhile, black During the proceedings. of the announcement Monday— ' quately cope with threatened out. The board lUso heard from sirloin coat $t.l8 a pound. and Puerto Rican students at State's Atty. John D. LaBelle the flrat day of a week of local dlaniptlon? The persistent agitator would Mrs. Patricia, Guay, Ms wife Chuok roast In March coot 66 A. A university has to react City College of New York ended sedd no motive had been ■ es elecUons throughout Britain. then have taken himself out of told toe sister o f the victim^ cents a pound, compand with- threaU of disruption aa a com a two-week occupation of half tablished In toe slaying of EI-. The Labor party bad been ex ” He was a good husband and 83 cents a year ecu-ller. The high munity, Including all Its ele lenmary Fogarty, Guay’s ate- pected to lose badly, and com-. ter-in-law. (See Page Nine) (See Page Eight) (8ee Page Three) ICANCHB^BtER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN„ TUESDAY, MAY 6. 1968 FACn »W«' CelMstWins SheinwoW on Bridge • A SERVICE o r niM-iNAKEWS and THEATERa PAiinnai’a ta a tjc r r JFV-Radio Tonight Two Ovations iMBw a ni B m U D fo N O R tii ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 4 0 0 MAIN SmiT • MANCMSTtl.CONN Thn* rsnno* sppty X> W"* I HOWARD Ha l€S. ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES efter Nov 1. NIB By A inK b amoMwouD 8 AKQI09A By JOHN OKtTBEB ^ 853 "H g m in Playing two oonoertt won cd- THIS SEAL 0 < - 1M0WI , hat ICatUlav Roatropovteh two Td e vU io n In ads Indlcaies the (Hm was aO piayecs at tbs taUs aVa ♦ Qi6 ft:0» I ataadiiig ovationii from the ca submitted and approved under WEST BAST . AMred A fMidljr's sorrow is Aminished during pacity audtanoe at MUlaixl Audi- reasonable hnmaw hi lngs, tut |>lSS»innSii5iiilwainii i the Motion Picture Code 8 None 4 J765^ b o w vamont in knowinfr tbat the affsetkn ^ f ' toiium laat night. The Soviet of SeH-Reguiatten. Gifo la eonHdmee vnaottDable 9 Q 10 6 9 5 4- musician demonstrated great fiction, flomahridga playars OKQI0 9542 O » 7 3 I?'?-’ mastery of Ms instrument, and Suggested for GENERAL , and ssteem they hrid for the deceased iras Ill should ha iortiidden by laar to 41 10 7 5 48 K83 Thaatar shoarsd why Ms Is considered ba in tha aama mom as a dedc • SOUTH m Oboha ■hared by others. 'Thaf§ why friendfi and among the world’s finest mu m mkm’m Junior Bi Suggeetad for MATURlI of aaida. Owgriaa has faaad to ♦ 83 l;S sicians today. audiences (psrental discre pass such a law, and firis aom- 9 AK972 acqualntanoee, regardlees cf how busy Those who had heard him,in rtf;. tion sdvised). bar fact diatocto tfia bidding to 0 AJ 118: the vicinity on previous occa- i JUMe tiiey may be or how much they may dis g ) RESTRiCTED — Persons b u t e u m tha ona shown today. A A942 toalUai Nons had no reason to compare Weal North Baal Soalh or «M Arts him unfavorably with prevkms under 16 not sdmittsd. un Waatdaalsr. 9;« like attsndinf funsrals, make it a point to Both sMas vutosraUe. 3 0 3 8 Pan 3 NT Oritrin performances, while for those 9:09 iv M TUaurtor less secompanied by parent Opaning toad —King of dU^ All Pasa «a ttta Oote pay tiitir huit respects. who were hearing Mr. Roetropo- or adult guardian. 9:a>'i vtch for the first time, it must Soulh knaw that the right re- have been a revelation. (g) Persons under 18 n ^ ad- jatdc o f dtamonda to put West lUporta 18:00 i mitted. Tbit age restrlctiCn aponse to tlirae apadea was four His technique is so facile that dlamonda and that be should in. South had already taken 1:8 10;a> I he makes everything seem easy, may be higher In'bertsin Jump to afar spades If North sbven trlcto and needed only SOUTH SKH and Ms tone is Mg, round, and areas. Cheek Si'eater or showed a sign of life. But two more. U.:00 I Naurs, tNTBANCt varied. He Is'edso qMte a show advertising. South also knew that North was West could taka Ms tbrea dia^ man. TMs flair for Mwwman- __ i TtorrlbMT Printed •• • public Mrvion one of the three woret card nwnda and then the queen of f;8 ly StarUght ship and the desire to "epater ptayere of the oentanV. CUnoe tt hearts, but finally be bad to . Tonlrtt le bougeois" sometimes leads > bythte ntwipnper. s* aConria was unprofitable to put North lead from the 10-7 of chibs. jooy Mibop him to excesses, particularly in When Wbat unhappily lad t h e ■■■ SATURDAIrW TV WHW fW 'O0M n.lSnD UB'TINGH final movements. which must have been con- in « eiam that he would eurely mlqilay. South stabbed at three seven o f clubg, South played In fact, this has become a ■Idenble, go to benefit the new ly established Rostropovich notnimp as the moat likely low from dumsny. If Bart put Radio characteristic with the gentle game rxmtraot up the king South would win man. It was true when he Scholarship Fund at the Hartt I rt 18 orlA College of Music. After the con South took the ace of d i a- the last two tricks with the ace played Tscholkowaicy a couple and Jtfok of bhiba; and if Blart of years back, and It was Just cert there was a reception at monda, cariied the ace of heaita ______which the,busy artist made an and led a apode to dununy’s played low, South would tabs as true wMh Haydn and Saint- the last two tricks with the nine Saens last evening. Audiencee, a^iponranoe. aoa West’s dtantond dtocard was a luurty Jolt. and then the aoe of ohibi. of course, eat tMa eort of tiring ------4:00 Altaraooai Bdltlor iSAVE STAMPSI SAVE MONEY! up, but it verges dangerously Deotaiw continued with dum Daily Uneellon I Oaaiqr OtorM a;l| Marina Rapon Best of Show, Scholarship Winners close to being etapdaah at tlinea. m y's king aiid queen o f apadea, Aa dealer, yon hoMi Spades, ■ Baamactot • :» Waathar V * THEATER TIME t;S R^tlr Bporu Moahe Paranov conducted the ami West discarded two more 8-8; Hearia, A-K-9-T-8i D l'a - (:B Aftamoon Bdltlna ftniia^ last night at the opening o f the 17th annual SIGN UP NOW! SCHEDULE dtamonto. West’s feluetamce to mcSida, A-J| CUba, A-9-4-B 7:00 Aroart « Mm. Charies Lesperance, preeident o f the Manchee- Hartt orchestra and did a One 7 :3 Now Member ExhibitioB of the Manchester Pine Job of following the aokriat diacard a heart or a ol\ib was What do yon soyT 7:KU>aTid BitaUay ter Pine Art Association, holding The Manchester slightly encouraging, especial 7:a0Nanra of tha Worid Herald "Best o f Show” award and Miss Catherine Association at Mott’s Community Hall. The eachibi^ For Boland Oil through some very rubato pas Burnalde — The Prime of Answer: Bid one heart. Al «:|l Spaak Do Bon* 7:toJoa Oaragtola Chaminade Presents Laurel Music Camp Awards sages. I was nimpreesed with Mias Jean Brodle 7:00, 9:10. ly eriten a ftneeae with the queen though you have 18 points in 1:41 LovaO Tboanar Ooooort •MnTjtln this jrear’s winner of the association’s an- which is open to the public, will continue throuM of chibs then succeeded. Et»t t:88 r a i Rlazato S | s o ^ - - Saturday ftxmi 9 ejn , to 9 pjm. (Herald photo by Company’s him and with the orchestra., Manchester Drlve-In —Devlla high cards you ahould.not con 7:W Tha WofM Toalmr 10:SI Nbwu, WaaUbar, „ nual schfdanhip, join utist Frederick Overkamp M n. E3dna Johnston, president o f Chaminade Mu ter Congregational Church. Miss Ware, a vocalist, which after aUl Is a student en 8, 8:20, The Toung, Ehrll A obvloueiy had the king o f cluba, sider an opening bid of l-IfT. 7:20 Fimak OIBoiO J0:S5t Had_____ vs. _8«atl of Niantic in admiring his prize winning “Yellow Ofiara). ______sical Club, laat night presented Laurel Music Camp is the daughter of Mr. iuid Mrs. Frederick D. Ware semble. Savage 10:10. but South oouM make the con Tour two doubletans make your T:I0 Spaak up Bporv 1 :2 OMiar iMa of the ABTONBTiC scholarships to MWm Karen Ware, left, and Miss o f 285 Green Rd. Miss Johnson, a flutist, is the It was not only in the two State Theatre—^Where Elaglea tract if West hod the ten. distribution too unbalanced for concerU that the aggregation Dare 6:00, 8:40. Pnfi West b such an opening bid. expartene. aavara unnnploy- Siiifka J oh n s^ Manchester High Schmd juniors, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Johnson of 75 mMit loa*M. Pleasant St. (Herald photo by Ofiara). was impressive. The program Bast Hartford Drive-In — 100 South got to his hand with Copyright 1889 Nixon Set BELIVEBY at the club's annual concert at Memorial Hall, Cen- started with a Sinfonia by Rifles 7:00, Secret Life of An- the king of hearts and led the General Features Oorp. Tha propoaal* tor *trong;than- Father Hesburgh on Campus Disorder Ing the unemployment inaur- ... __ a ---- ised the rtrtMriSTSRAcampus. M on Htttan 400 Johann Chiiatlan Bach wMch American Wife 9:40. (Continued from Page One) 280.000 in 1940—and 8^ million black and Puerto Rican stu Qlorta Oonary, Loveland Hill was beautifully played. In aU East Windsor Drlve-In —Han To Extend ance ayrtem emerged trom a dents took down their barri poHce restored order. lE T V e rn o n Rd., RockvUle; Sonia Boy Labor Department atudy. Nbp by 1945. In 1960, after the deple three movements there was nibal Brooks 7:00, In the Heat of the community. He Is the one tions of demobilisation, we had cades and marched through About 00 students at Bronx er, DockerM Rd., Vernon; Ed great understanding of the so- the Night 9:40. on generated the atu^ on Veb. Harlem, chanting "Power to the Community Odlge, also part of ward Soucler, Rockville; Bam Job Benefits 28 by directing Etoeretary o f La w)m decides; not the adminis 600.000 men in the am ed forces. called “style galant’’ so far as Today, there are 8H million' P «^ e.“ They left after a court the O ty University, seised tlm ^ TOP VALUE bini Bldorlnl, Rt. 1, RockvUle; bor George P. BhulU to report tration. main building for part of the phraaing, tempo, and ensemble (CeeltoBed trom Fag. Oa.) men i ^ e r arma for the United order banning disruptive dem- More Swimming Pools Asked RiMiard Morlcz, Vernon Ave., were concerned, and there was <» the d.ficlmolM ot the our- Q. D o you believe It to possi oiMtratlona had beed read. day, but left after lY esIdwit rent syotem and recommend States. With a standing volun s t a m p s Rockville; BCrs. Patricia Woods high artistic achievement undor Ow InauranM ayatMU by ble for moderate students to teer armed services core,^ I James A. Colston, aooompsided 1500 Eariier, a gr oup of white radl- and daughter, Ridge Rd., Rock- throughout the evening. change*. organise themselves on cam by the Bronx dtotrtct attorney, Um N b D O n propoBal. Nixon'* think we could permit our young oala bokhng a sit-in in a build . . . A WHOLE BOOK FUU In a Report to Town Board viUe, and MM. Pom da WUcox The C major Cello Conoerto, Preaidentlal counoelor Arthur puses to thwart the radlealsT promtaed amnesty in return for obongw umdd afiMt mors than F. Burn* to reported to be par people to pursue this servloe to ing adjacent to the barricaded Wtamps tssued after payment for first ddtvery. and son, Orove St., RockvUle. a recently discovered work by THE DAT TO TAKE MOM A. I can imagine turning the other programs... South Campus pulled out. ImnnwUHte withdrawal. A flTO ifmsr program for the and has experienced a yearly High Sohooi Pool Admitted Sunday: Martha Haydn, was Just about what OUT TO DINNEB coadaurth o f i l l . 17 mUUan ticularly Intereated in reforma majority of the university com DOUBLE STAMPS ot. unemployment inaurance. Obllege officials said ciaseea Studenta at Queena and Bronx of the town's swim- estimated useage of 8,000 to 9,- In Phase Throe the oommlUee Stapleton,'Sisson St., E. Hart- l>«-ve been expected. The aaga*am«ta who ara not now munity loose on them, but then Community were presring blade I t ddtveiy is paid to r in full within 10 days to r amouat I 000 persons. suggests that an Indoor pool be MAKE BE8EBVA110NS AT Buma la aald to argue that the woidd tM held tor all 20,000 stu- ford; Earl Caldbeck, damp Le- classlo orchestra emirioyed by UMmploynMiit to- you would have two mobo. I Other Campuses sttsUes dwnanda ot bin. . . ' miag facilities and a rsoom- Berger, recreatkm dl- Inciuded in the planning of a . nhH»t/«h«r vinivin works very web with the solo ayrtem to one of the mort pow- don’t want that. That’s hot pres dento. mendatfon ttmt an outdoor poM indicated that in addlOon new Mgh school or middle school I.O.: Oongreaa’ hurt wton- etful economic tooU agalnrt an (Continued from Page One) REGULAR STAMPS Regan Rd., Rockville; Kathy inetnunent, which never has to PIANO'S RESTAURANT erving the community. It’s The ptutsstors were demand complex be oonstnieted on the to heavy useage during'general buUdlng, if buiK at other than ENDS TONIGHT w oi o w t oonmng. waaw .. tn 1968 economic downturn, and to point If deilvecy is paid for by the 10th of .fdlowlng mpqjb. Bryda, Lieglon Dr., Rockville; struggle to get heard, aa is the more importanit to get the com the campus, and the school ing a s^Mrate acbool of black gRianda of the Vernon Elemen- swim periods, capacity enroll- the present Mgh school site. “ Where Eagles Dare" ROUTE e and 44A, BOLTON—848-2842 Tha todoral rtandarda propoo- thpt the time to atrengthen munity to dectore itoelf. Once and Puerto Rloan studies and a case with all too many later opens today. Capitol Hill The fourth Recommendation SWPPer. Muddy Brook concerti for cello. 6:00-8:00 ala la more oontravanlal than ^ i* in a period of general proa- you’ve done that, you’ve won a change in euroUnaeat to match Ndtr Lew Pries tery gcbool, without delay, wed, of the committee involves the Elltagton;_ Joyw Joy.JJm- STARTS WEDNESDAY the aoctonaton of ooverage, and —before it la needed. ■ The Alabama students were 24-HOUR Proceeds of the concert, If adopted by Nixon, ia l^ y to ' ------big point charged with dtoobeylng a po- the ethnic makeup of city bl|d>. ^ to iix,^il^ Mlai.^for thefoh^ Q. Do you think the extreme schools, which are 40 per cent Succumbs to STATE taott* a g r w i^ Impact In moat Doe Older to end their demon w ' wasValievnoted that wMlo Volley development of additional man- Wes^ Hartford, C h a M e i radicals have any validity to black and INierto Rican. SERVICE Falls has absorbed much of the maxle swimming pools and re- Mayer, Cider Mill Rd., Tol stotoa. Both r r e*4d«nl* Ken- stration, which had m arched to by the Swimming faclli- land; Christine BaioccM, Rock- FIT HARD TO WAKEN their argumentaT Neither demand waa met, but Coll Anytime MM Gala or More over flow, tt too to reaching its creatSonal areas. WB. CREW OriO - 9;10 nedtjr and Jcimaan racommend- Britons Hirwl A. Even the mort far out stu the Capitol to await Gov. Albert Flashy Styles ville; Arnold Johnston Jr., BOSTON—^Are you grouchy at the Board of IBgher Eduoallon, ed thait OongreoB adofit ouch dents are trying to tell society Brewer’s reply to their demand Biden cfipocity. Finally the committee rooom- brealdast? It might' be a sign minimum U.8. rtandaxfii, but goveiulng unit of the 180,000rtu- (Oontinoed from Page Oae) ■ . . ■ ' ■ Turning to the future, immed- mends a oonOnulng awareness Browns _ Bridge___ „ . Rd., TViUand; something that may also be to fire college President iMvi The town’s current awimming . . ______^ Alexce Benodt, Eart St., Rock- of good health. Some medical rtnog oppoattion — much of it Over Prices Watkliw. dent City University, said tt Hnmarit. wnni range, the com- on the part of the Recreation Donald Jolm^n, Snlpslc experte say fit people ere so 'Aondemy Awward WoR DlsnMr*e worth. aearoblng for U they would negotiate with the stu apreadooUar riilrt, otrolls past BOLAND OIL COMPANY taeillttoi inriude Horowitz Pool mlttee referred to the current OommtoBlon and the town plan' from RepubUcana — always would only lower the volume ao The 2,2Q0-atudent college has at Henry Pauk and the swlm- Lake Rd., Rockville; Anna Nor- subdued by sleep that they need Winner Beat Actress Happy r oB ^’^mody trurtrated this move. been ubder fire from rtudenfs dents once they ended the oocu- RepUbbean Charles E. Wiggins, BSKABUBHED U85 population estimate of 23,000 ner for further augmenting pre- 'time to adjust to normal. Barbra Streisand LOVE BUG" For Dentures we could hear the message. patloa. mliig cues eJL Valley Falls Park. and the ultimate population In sent and future pool facilities. kon. Woodland St., Rockville; Color The unamploymant insurance to Q. What to at the root ot stu for six weeks, elnce Watkins a feHow CUUfomlsn in a ydlow 589 CENTER EKT.. MANCHESTER, S4S-5SM It to the committee’s feeling “FUNNY GIRL" Color Queens College, another city Other committee members Mary McNally, Skunganriimg m a w n c n m Bveniiiga at 8ri9 PAL Daily IriS-SriMtSIh system is financed by employ (Oonttaned from Page One) dent unrest? fired Alvin Holmes from a Job sport coat. excess of 42,000 and noted that university branch, remained that the town abould assume the this is a stark reminder that besldee Eden are Mrs. Ellen Rd., Tolland an(i Anne Mara, SmKxiiii Mot. Wed * Sot. 1 :88Aia8 . er cxuitrlbutions with benefit A. Many of them sure bothered in the school's financial office. Nearby, Rep. Seymour Hal \ reaponsHrillty of aatlafying the Gerald Dr., Vernon. .Bargain Hour Iribgribi mentatora agreed the announce Hohnes was among those ar dosed today. Ttie board ordered existing facilities, now in Fagran, Berger, Mrs. Shirley ENDS 2ri0 PAL levels and many other fSafiv** by some oqiMcts of American pern, a Republican resplendent recreakhmel needa wMch the In- Dean , .Son. 2ri8 * OriO PJ ^ Mon. thru Soh ment could only make thing* rested. : President Joseph ICoMurray to in fuH gray sldebunw and mous adequate, will become increas Martin, Atty. Frank McCoy, Bi,rths Sunday: Daughter bom TONITE detennlnd by each state. and worid eoclety and current dtvtdual elUaens cannot prac- All Seata'SLtt. Some states keep Jobless bene woroe tor the government. open the 20,000-student echool, tache, chats with another New A ingly more so. Oarleton Milanese, Dominic to Dr. and Mrs. Nell Mara, Ger Martin _ values or lack of them—^wlth The prteators aliBo seek es> fieabiy provide ftH- Ihemselvea. Nardlnl, Jr., Jos^)h Powers, ald Dr., Vernon, and daughter /VWtHdm " A ' B9 fits kMT In order to reduce the Early return* from the town good reason in most cases. They tablirtiment ot a black studies and he said would meet with Yorker, Democrat Bertram L. Questioned on Ms thoughts of “DEVIL'S 8“ police to woric out plana. The The Horowitz Pool was cixn Alan Taylor, Walter Wakefield bom to Mr. and MM. Wayne TWIN . ART . PUSHBACK CjIAN f ^ A(R1' cost to em^oyen and thus ot Kltkby in Wllaon’a home dls- would work very hard, I be program and upgrading of the Poddl. Poddfs pepper-andsalt pistod in August 1908 Its first additional swimming facilltties, "Young, Savagie and Evil’ ’ ^ and Thomas Wolff. Besaw, Tankerooaan Rd., Ver Tha Wracking Oaw AUDITORIUMS GAlllRY ^ SUTS SCR{ \ fi FRH PAHKIN(. make the state more attractive trlot, abowed that voter* threw lieve, it given a read opportunity faculty. schod was okwed Friday after a aideburns reach tha bottom' of HM season, to the acUng director of health Dr. non. ----- WED., 1st BUN-— lEONcaoir to Industry. Other states have out the Laboritea tor the first to partlolpate in changing this At City OoDege, atxut 200 group of blade studenta vandal Ms ears. committee, aaw some 14,000 5<»«Ph Kristan said he feels ed- Discharged Sunday: Mary “ HOUSE OF CARDS" Plus "ANZIO” 7:19 complained that this sort time oince 1968 and InrtaUed a world for the better. They would persona make use of the pool. diUonal pools would be a real Oeo. Peppard—Inger Stevens Liberal party oouncU. . SILENCE Starring .of competition ia unfair. also find out how hard thls'Is to asset to thef town. R o ck v ille Aim Wltlnok, Park West Dr., Use has increased over the R ^kvllle; Henning, Sherry "A LOVELY WAY TO DIE” Robert Mitcham The Nlxm administration la Health Mlnlater Richard do and would quickly discard yean and last season the at In making the recommenda Kirk Dougins Ell Wallach Robt. Ryan A Peter Falk Crooaman announced the higher some ot their more naive tion for the pool at the Vernon Cir., ToUand; Authur. Ulitsch, reported to be undertaking ocn- —— tendance ran over 40,000. Hospital Notes BUltationa with the nation’ s charge* of acme 10 per cent and present solutiona to our prob Elementary School the com Grant St., Rockville; Arnold Al- Y The VsUey Falls bathing area governors about the uneniptoy- said they were neceoaary to off- lems. mittee urged that It be acted VtoitMg hours are 12:30 to 8 leman, Vernon Ave., RockvUle; opeoad for public use in 1960 Paul Garland, West Main St., ment insurance proposals' prior oet an 8S.4-mUUcn cut la the ap , Q. What do you view os the upon without delay and be con p.m. In all areas except ma propriation for the health oerv- important need of students to ternity where fiiey are 2 to 4 Rockville; Brian Baldwin, to their submission to Oongreas. ELCLEN sidered a paramount and im Mountain St., RockvUle; Kath rr One plan being explored in the Ice thla year. He aald U he bod day? mediate need of the commtm- and 6:30 to 8 p.m. delayed the annotmoement until iianrl|F0tFr erine Kompanlk, South St., Marne” > adminirtratlon Is use of some A. Our students need better ity. PREMIERE of the federal administrative after the election*, h*; would lesulershlp ttuui we or the facul Judith BockvUle and Gloria* Breton, A Musical Comedy in Two Acts $120,800 Cost Admitted Friday: funds collected under the sys have been accused of ^playing ty have been giving them. We Stone, Sunneyvlew Dr., Vernort; N. Park St., RockvUle. of a new play by Dennis Turner €pFnin0 llrraid The estimated cost of the pro- Music and Lyrics by Jerry Herman tem to help any states which politic*. don’t have a ertoU of lesrterahlp Thls Ruth Thompson, Vernon Ave., P o l l e d DoUy Except Sundaya P°«®d complex to $120,000. Presented by as much os a crisis of vision. aa Holidays at 13. Blasell Street, includes, the committee said, Rockville; Evelyn Gilmore, We need a rebirth of great ac Maocbester,' Conn. ( ) MancKestor High School Music Department 06040 oil construction, site develop- Main St., Manchester; Mary Held for Drug Hearing ademic, clvlo and poUtlcad lead T e le p h o n e 643-27U ment and fees. If the project Gauvin, Windsorvllle; Aquilla FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1989 at 8:00 P.M. “THEEARIY MOURNING OF JASON” Second Clsea Poeta^ Paid TORONTO (AP) — A provin SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1989 at 8:00 PAI. ership—a eharing ot these Roneheater, CX«n. were to be started when school Peignenter. Middletown; Dom- youthful Ideals and dreams, cial court Judge hais remanded direefed by the author SOBStTRIPTlON RATES closes In June, it could be com Inlc Castelli, Mountain Spring American pop singer Jlml Hen BADUBY AUDIXOBIUm' AGolden Opportiuuty whether they’re Impossible or Pay^e In Advance pleted by early fall, Eden said. Rd.', Tolland, and Clarence Kel; drix for a June 19 hearing on a General Admission glAO not This m l^t help us remove O n e Ye a u - ...... 330.0 The complex would Include a lem. South St., Rockville. OaU 843-4171 day — 640-1001 night. . 8 ix H o n t h s 15.( charge of iUegel possession of I A Little Theatre of Manchester Production some of the key problems that l^&rea Honths 7.80 45-by-75-foot O ly m p ic pl, wad Discharged Friday: Leah rjarcoUcs.' for » underline most of the unrest. OiM Month ... 2.60 ing pool, deck area and chain Gerber, Robin ' Rd., Vernon; At a preliminary hearing I in association with St. Joseph College Q. Is It poaslbte tor older g;en- link fence enclosure. An ap Robert Hughey, George Dr.; Monday, the. courtroom was full eratlona—the so-called estab propriate service building would HockviUe John Morey, Docker- of teen-agers. Hendrix, arrested Mother^ Day... lishment—to reach young pe<9 le house dressing rooms, showers, el Rd., Tolland; Gloria Hodg- Saturday,.to free on $10,000 ball ST. JOSEPH COLLEGB— MAY-5,.40 ideologically today? TRANSMISSION toUets and fUters. son, Merline Rd., Vernon; Boa- ' '■ A. I think we can start by tell- The oonvmlttee noted that the trice Kendall, Granby; Deena all our young people who SERVICE existing school parking area Grimaldi, Sadds Mill Rd., El Tickets $l.50 throughL.T.M. have the talent and the wllUng- would be adequate to service lington; Mildrod Irwin, Ban TKojiUlutd neos to work that they can get a users of the pool. croft Pi., Rockville; Helen Ko- college education. If the govern FASHION MATE* xlg-zoH SPECIALISTS Board members cpiestloned . Telephone Marilyn Minutillo ment BUMiorted this Idea of a AUTOMATIC—STANDARD delskl, Thompson St., RockvUle; sawing mochins by SINOER" - drainage In the ^ e a and re Lorraine Gallagher, Cottage St., 643-7054 higher education for everyone Sarvkmd • Ktoairad • R»fc«R( quested that Andrew Trlcarlco, Rockville; James Chase, Crys with a wUUngnesa to work, It w ith case Sswzbul^holst, MANOHEmEB director of public works,_ do a tal Lake Rd., Ellington; Anna would cost only seven per cent buttons; dams, mends, monograms ntANHBOSSION { preliminary engineering study casati, Earl St., Rockville; of the grose national product _i without attadiinsnts. CO. per year. 18 Broiirtrd Place of the area. The motion includ; .Wesiey Blassingame, Hartford; and Bell ana Howell has done it... ed a so-called genUemen’s Stanley KuUk, Vdr^a Lane, •Then, everybody who ia being helped by the country would NrtHanwMa Wem»fifv FroTectien agreement that Trlcarlco also Tolland, and Mrs. Maryann with Filmosound 8 bring In recommendations as Tlnkham and daughter. Park have to refuse that he ia going to have to do something fw his to the possibility ,of other sites lyest Dr., RockvUle. for the pool. : country in return. A ro'.'olutiofi.irV now sysit-m tiiat .iltows you to Admitted Saturday: Carol Be T-O-N-l-G-H-T! I would suggest one jrear W take liomo movies ih.a t.ilk . . end cry . . . end Board member Abner Brooks saw, Tankeroosan Rd., Vernon; said he feels the town does need IN A, THE II service to other pecq>Ie In some Imicjh out loud another pool, but he would not ' 5lh GENERATION" K n C H E N A lD 'torin. Toung pec^Ie could-take be in favor of having it on ’ l i i s ^ _ one year to do thla kind of serv 237/97S Filmosound 8 cun l>e putciiusod one piece ut u RockvUle; Elizabeth Regan, ice' anywhere they choose—In U1A4S 6 school property. He said he tim e . . RockvUle; Seindra Carter, Tal- m would not want it to be under side the United BUtea or cott Ave. RockvUle;' Frank psme P o r t a b l e s mitew the Jurisdiction ot the Board of THURSDAY..: abroad. ^ Bldecld, Elm St., RockvUle; — PkM — . I don’t want to get rellgMis Education. II Ted Henning, Sherry Q r.; Toj[- ‘*THE SAVAGE SEVEIP on you. But I keep coming back For Bhase Two of the propos Oold^Harvest land; Esther Troy, Oaklimd In my mind to the Gospel. I ed five-phase program, the com "DOWNBEATS Rd., Wapplng; Helen Prokop, You always get a lot In a KlbchenAld dtohwartter. Like think it is possible to find your FEATHERWEIGHT* sawing mittee recommendations in Oak St., oRckrtUe; Rosario Tar- amasing depmdrtilUty, outstanding pertormaaoe, low maln- self In aervlce to others, I think clude a duql-purpose Indoor pcwl A Very Special Adult Fibn! mcKhins Ipf SINGER aisclo, Riverside Dr., VeriMMi; tenahoe end long life. v this kind of program would help at the high school. The panel FRIDAY... ^ Sows everything from sheers to siurd)) Mary Ann Wltlnok, Park.W est And now you also -grt- Mm newest appUanc* csisr, some of our youth to find them- said final planning should be un Ooldsn Harvest, In two portsM* modal*: A ibf>-loadEhg leathers—smoothly, quietly. dertaken to Implement this Dr., RockvUle, 'and Gloria Bre- GHttl ton, N. Park St., RockvUle. "MNEMONICS^* portable that’s poreelaln owmrt Inrtde and out Or a trant- ' Let a young man or woman W e igh s only 1 T’/i lbs.1 phase in the immediate future yuiritng convertible Miat you oon uae aa a portable now; Births Saturday: Daughter to draw up a progrimt present Ragulw pries $129.«S with the project completion have It buUt tn anytime you wanti -easily. It to a college dean, who could scheduled for the fall of 1970. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Regan, HAPPY HOURS: Beceii— they’re portable, they need no InstafiatJon. decide if It to vaUd, At the end IkeAstolort Motel436 H efti 458 Astolotd MgdsI 450 Cassette This, phase, alUiough reviewed Rockville; son bom ‘>to Mr. and And- you can take either cf tbeae KttclienAld dtohwoshen of a year of service In this tom , FASHION MATE* sawing easMraceseleolMsssd Projector tesMee ae e Tape Recorder perfonet by tlU board along with the oth- Mrs. Norman Soucy, WUUngton, ^'MissUciUi '^Ifrodic Btoa. ttuu Sat. 4 to • pjn. with you whenever end wherever you mow. the student would be graded RKichins by SINGER for eilest aspar 8 lilm. ille n t (Hm projector equally ttwoll as a cos- ers, to not being considered at and daughter born to Mr. and MwBhattoBo - Btoritnto - Sootcb X p u i or tell. ' rtth both rogular Is m tosUo m I lap* rtcord- this time. Mrs. Frederick , Sfame, Sunny- 9fUggScSadA By» - WhUtey Soon - Bar Skoda * It he succeeded, he could can- in'asxlngton"e(ibinst *sd*up*r8flkM.$000, ar/playor with aikro- -Akhough no cost was mention- Ylew Dr., Vernon, 59 20years efgcodoldrfashMnud qiudify eel out a portion of wbat he may En*|oy smooth stitching on all fabrics, with room lesa. ' phoMasdearryimeaea ed lor this phase, the commit-' Discharged Saturday: Paula owe the government tor his edu- f o ^ r d and rsv siM . Stores in Early ^ hNjsdad. tee noted various federal grants Tlaushny, Plnney Brook Apts., K lechw aiA lN DISHWASHERS oatiottT Amsrioon cabinet. ore available tor such a project. Ellington; Louto Scully, Pen- As soon aa we acR out of Viet The committee offered al- Held Ave., RockvUle; William ddbto wMA A r t iMtov STANLEY nam, this program could be a temate plans lor the indoor fa- l^occhi. Private Grounds RHN> - 8:45 - At 7:0e-9:10 GREEN’S armed ssrvlcaa. ■Bsik sw ArSsw rw a s< SIN O ■ * sAw/i* NassifIf Camera Shop 5:M r 7ll0 - ttlO the second Involves the oon- fred Gordon^ Tolland Stage R«L, Sundays TV o o i s W B S im V IC E^. A. This Is a major eonsldsra- •ATiaSsmaifc el THI SINOin COMSANV lYstwit Now! Save Free TV (<‘>)}! BURNSIDE turn. But you have to ramsmbor SINGER struction of a 42-by-75-foot pool RockvUle; Sharon Merton, — SigM Bertfiaia H e n — BROAD STREET MANCHESTER PARKADE within the present boys' gym. Wlndemere Ave., RockvUle; F im b 2 lUaelMstar'PatfeaSa b w e m a y A L L . that we want from 110,000 men in th* arood sorvleoa tn UIS to 856 M A IN STREET 647-1425
f e : ' MANCHESTER EVENiNa HERALD; MANCHESTER. CONN/^TUESDAY. MAY 6. 1968 ICANCRBSTFER EVENING HERALD, MANCTESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 P M O t Tolland Curtia, Ruth; Catherine Salclto, Lsoklaad Air Foros Base, Tex. TlUa, is serving aboard the U.S. Vernon Esther; Helen Henderapn, Mar Alman Rows has been as- Coast Guard euttar, Bsoanaba, tha; Pauline Taber Jr., Electra; Ktcwney-Hammar Sheridan-Kearhey slgyiod t o Km SIw AVB, M!m., on Ocean Station Delta In the Robert, SUver, warder, a q d for tralBtog In ooipmunioatloai Soutoeni AtlanUe. OESN&hes Grady Pearaon, aentlnel. stoohndnios systonis. He Is . a Tbs marriage of Miss Dana .Building in April Tem« OOP Offleen MIm KartB Loidae Hammar InrtaUlng oftlceia areria Pa 1888 graduale ot S a r a to g a John KendaU, 48 Donnal Rd,, 'Civ Keamay of Manchester to Thom- ot Vernon and Patrick J. iio o - tricia Smith, itiw«utny matron; Springa, M.T. M gh School and has bean eleotod presideiit of W . v ‘ as M. Sheridan of BoHon . Officers Charles Harvey, InstaUlng pa ney Jr. of Manebaater’ ex- aolemnlasd Saturday num tig ai attandsd Hudson VaUs^ Ctan- tha Vamon Young Rapublleana. Passes $1 Million Mrs. Oeotgle Foon hes been tron; Nax^ Hkrvey, marahal; muntty College, Troy, N.T. He succeeds Atty. Thomas Con- dianged e o m flaturdajr, after^ St. Jamaa’ Church. Ruth Hakey, chaplain; M ary BtSVIhig pamuts lasusd fa r InstaHed as worthy matron, and PoHoe B aa nall. FAI RWAY The bride la the daiMbter of noon at the flrat OongracaUan- Rd. SouOa an 'waH as Old Oat- Edgar Tkhar, worthy patron, Roberta, organiat, and Freder The Vbmen Pollea Depart Mr. and Mrp. John B. Kaansy ick Gael, soloist. Other officers slseted for the al Church of Vamon. the montti of AtwU toppsil the hola Rd. No. and Old Cathole of Hopa Chapter 80 , G r^ r of of 88 Unden St. The hrldagroom ment wU hold Its annual baB coming year were David Wig- 7 / i The bride la the daughter of n mnUem mack for the flrsi Rd. South. Eastern Star. In Vietnam a aon of Dr. and Mfs. Bamdrd Saturday a t Iha Koaeluaako baU- nail, executive vice president; Mra. Oeorge M. Hanunar of ttm* in many yeans reaching Gehrlng Rd. Ext and Oedar Other offloen tastaUed arere Army ^>ec. 4 Douglas A. room, 1 Vernon Ave. Richard Harding and Thomas Boot Mountain Dr., Vernon, and J. Shaildaa of Hebron Rd. Dorla Heckler, associate ma Matarese, 19, son of Mrs. Mon mother's day and The Rev. Jamee O'Brtan of |1>S81,800. H is figure oompacss Swamp M. ExL aa waB as Chief Edmund Daryer is hon Idem, first and second vice the late Oearge M. Qaminar. many ottiera so designated wlU tron; James Hsekler, assoelats ica F. Pelletier of RockviUe, orary chaimMui. Ttcketa may president; James Ledbettar, The bridegroom Is the aon of St. Jofan'a Church, llbcasville, to <801,700 la st year, which In- petron; Patricia Smith, secre has been signed to the U.8. pei'fom isd t)la double-r&g oare- ha known ttinply aa Oriwing be obtained from any officer or treasurer; Phyllis Berglund, groduofioii cords! Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Mooner ttoided ttie $480,000 Klngfloher Rd. and Cedar tosamp Rd. tary; Rachel Pease, treaourer; Army Depot near Long Binh, at the police headquarters oh coirespondlng secretary, and ■r. of IS IJndman S t motqr and waa celebrant at the Linda SUver, oondwetresa; Dor Vietnam. we have an exceHenf astortment nuptlat Jdtis. Mrs. Balpb Mac- p ta n t Tile changes will become af West Rd. TIohets wlU not be Martha KendaU, reco rd !^ seo- Hie Rev. Joseph B. Vuja of fective as soon as Tlnldism pre othy Stark, aaaociate oon- Ende TiBlalag eoM a t the door. reUry. k to chose from . . . James Church assisted by oafoile waa organist add soloist. - BuUdlng InqMctor Chorlea ductreas; Orayce Green, chap Airman Thomas A. Rowe, son at Schuti announced pennlta val pares nuqw designating the Ob Cutter Tliose on the executive board the Rev. John A. Laoey of First ' Bouquets of white q aing ftoMpers lain; Joy Pearson, marshal; of Mir. and -Mrs. Harold F. W s downSawnABsln skresi, \ were on the altar. ' ued a t $813,600 for the oonetruc- rtianges, and the PZC nottflea Chief Electriclsn’a Mate John besides the new officers are Oongregatlon^l Church per the state and die Post OCOlto. Dorothy Dimmock, organist i Rowe, 2' Crescent Clr., has E. Zagora Jr., son ot Mr. and CkMuiell, Robert Flaber and ^ sepenflmrsdayaiMtrMsgrBnwMS formed the doUble-rtng cere The bride eras given in mar- tton of U additional bousee Norma Wheeler, Adah; Martha completed baric bralnliig at rlaga by her father. She wore wareleawd during the peat two A list of the changes will be Mrs. John E. Zagora of Rock- Richard Dempsey. mony. CUtford Wood eras or pDhUdied when avallafala ganist and kb*. Frank Forbes a tun-length empire gcam of week*. Added to the $8 housee was adotat Candelabtas, bas silk organdy, appHqued wtth a t $788,000 te u a d d u rliq the Jnmes Thompson of Buck end kets of greens, and spring flow floral Vanise lace, and designed flrat weak, new home conatme- Buck reviewed drainage reports ers of gladioli, pompons, and arlth high neckline and ruffled tlon totals 40 at a total value for Klngswood Apertments end mapdragons decorated the al elbow-length aleevea. Her cathe of $900,800. Infonnod the PZC be 1s attempt tar. dral-length veil of Bilk illuaton Home improvement permits ing to get intormattan from the Given in marriage by her araa arranged from a matching added up to $13,880 during the State Highway Dept regarding brother, John A. Hammer of organdy and lace headbow, and- past two weeks plua on addt- toe desired buttor sane on 1-84. Windsor, the bride wore a fun- aba carrlad a prayer book mark ttooBl $38,060 for the flrrt two TIm PZC has received an ap- onrs NBR'aovH MArcH"; t . TMi length satin peau de sole gown, ed adth an orchid and baby's pheaUon tor a 46-lot sulxUvtolon, breath. weeks o r $41,800. designed arlth scooped neckline Aa a oompartaon, Venm Is "Plnewood Acres,’’ of. Old* decorated with re-embroidered Mlae Matiy Ann Sheridan of Cathole Rd. between the high UHDIIIAU BiAim iS, raOM WMMUrS Boitcn, slater of the bridegroom, sued pormlta totaling $808,887 school property and toe state Alenoon lace, long po I n t e d toe the month, including 12 new sleeves, empire bodice, and a was maid of honor. She arore housea. Idghway, which abuts tbf detachable train edged with a full-length fem green and state’s line for • highway con matching lace. She wore a fln- white print gown, fashioned arlth New home permfta Isaued dur struction. ’The proposed widen- gertlp mantilla of re-embroid jewel neckline, short pouff ing the post two weska are BU- Irg of the highway may affect, ered Alenoon lace and a ee d Meeves; and a velvet bend ap- ow BuUdera, Eaton Rd., one the subdivision’s looation. pearls, and oarried a cascade pliqued arlth Venise lace accent house a t $30,000; Mbnroe Moaea, Everything sweet for Mother ... to shape Dm . Robin Otrcle, seven houaea First Selectman Em eet Vlk bouquet of daisies and sweet ing the empire araiatllne.' She met briefly with the PZC to dls- heart roses with lace. arore a matching tulle headpiece a t $18,000 each ($128,000); Vtol- te r A. Darcy, G raht HUl Rd., cuas toe drstoager* fhoblema oc- Mrs. William Newman of appUqued with Venise lace, and ourting when indlvldusl lots of and smooth her so beautifully. Manchester was matron of hon- she carried a single arhite rose one botam, $30,800; M arla L. Gankiar, lOngsbury Ave. Ext. record are sold by their own Ut caranatlons and ers and -deyeloped separately. A. Hammar of Windsor, sister- baby's breath streamers. J’. one houae, $90,000, and George Early spring blossoms frosted with and Henry Kreebko, Grahaber These lots never oome to the in-law of the bride; and Miss Bridesmaids were Mias Julie I ,1 . lUL, one bouse, H8,000. PZC land no overall plan tor Carol SchoUln of Cumberland, Sheridan and Miss Kathleen them exists. VBc pointed to the lace, in soft feminine shades of blue, beige R.I. cousin of the bride. T he Sheridan, both of Berfton, and ifSit-.'iiA' ' ' ■ , Si'.'- Home Improvement permits need to oMaln drainage eem- attendants were dressed alike Miss Pajtricia Sheridem of Bos lasu|sd., durtv the past tw o mients on the lots tor toe pro I in full-length minl-s I e e v e d ton, all .1 staters of the bride weaka ate Alfred J. Meurant, tection of toe town. groom; end Miss Sharon Loi^ MRS. THOMAS M. SHERIDAN or white. The lace bra in A, B & C cups, 4.00. / gowns of yellow satin peau de Partridge Lana, pool, M.B0O; He suggested that these lota sole fashioned with scooped entzen, Mrs. Ronald Girouard Elmar Prentlsa, Metoolfe Rd., and M3ss Gilda Dumaa, all of buigh. Pa,, brother of the accessories. The btidegroom’s also come to toe PZC, as weU necklines, empire bodices, A- p o rrii tap alr, $860; Roy O au s, as subdivisions, to jpennlt the Matching half slip, 4.00. Full slip, Une skirts, and yellow velvet Hanchesber. Their gowns and bride; Dennis Sheridan cuid Bar- mother wore a aheU pink en- Rt. 80, siding, $2,000; Thomas headpieces were tdenttcal to the ry Sheridan, tibth of Bolton and aemble with matchllig acces- town to make arrangements , for bows with streamers to hem Moore, Browns Bridge Rd., ga drainage and surface water. • MRS. PATRICK J. MOONEY JR. line. They wore matching head- faonor attendant's, and they brothers ot the bridegroom; sorien. Both wore orcMds. , rage, $3,600; George Waslefaky, with all-()ver embroidery lace to the ^ bands of yellow velvet and tulle, each carried a single yeUow Richard Sylvester of Hanchea- Alter a reception in the Plasa wm ie O lrrie, additton, $1,860; Bulletin Board and carried bouqueta of yellow Guizmers Wed 50 Years rose with spUt carnations and ter, cousin of the bridegroom; Room of ttie Hotei America In Walter -Palmar, Tony Rd., died, The Board of Education will daisies with moes green velvet baby's breath streamers. Roderick St Merre of Shrews- Haitford, the coupte left lor a $3,000; Frances LeBtond, R t. Ixdd a pubhe meeting on the waist, gently lined, adjustable straps, Paul B. Sheridan of West Pat- bury. Mass., and Donald Gllha wedding trip to Bermuda. They schoid budget and the flneace Hemphill-Carlson s t r e ^ e r ^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gutz- the VFW AuidUary, and the a „ . 80, porch, $280, and Robert I - served €w his Storrs. • win Uve in New London where board - recommended $178,000 "•»«««.»»SI. Breiu, VTUe Ottcle, additton, Mnrea Chapter, Di£Q.bled American beat man. Ushers were Mrs. Kearney wore an apricot Mr. Sheridan is a teacher at cut tomorrow night at 8 in the ' short and average. 6.00. sm oem Jeffrey D. Kearney of Pitts- ootor ensemble wtth metriilng the New London High Sriiool. $l,40a. were Martin Mooney, b r ^ of night were honored on their she la also a mem- A total of 16 sonlng permits high Bchool cafeteria. the bridegroom; and William 50th wedding anniversary at a ami past president of the were issued In the same two The Republican Women’s Club will meet tomorrow night Downtown Manchester Neumann, both of ManchertCT. family dinner party at Chest- Ladles Auxiliary of Manches- w eek. period. and Parkada Mcs. Hammar vnw an ice Lodge Restaurant, Colches- ter Barracks, World War I Vet- Phianliig, Zoning Meeting at 8 at toe home of Mrs. Joseph blus Jacket drees with matclUiy ^jjgy presented with erans; Mystic Review, Nortl The Planning; and Zoning Diana, Old Post Rd. aocessartes. The b^egrtjoms ^ nioney tree., American Benefit Association Announce Engagements Oonmilsaton last night set MAy The Midweek Prayer Service mother wore a Kf**** The couple was married May and its Guard Club; and Sun 19 as the tantattve data for a of the Seventh Dey Adventist dress and coat with matching jjgjy-g caiurch in get Council, Degree of Pocabon puMlo hearing bn the proposed Church will be held tomorrow g^pimntirtwt. Both Wore corsages WUlimantlc and has lived in tas and Memorial Temple, Py- roadj^ond aubdivislon regula- night at 7 at toe church. of vdilte cattleya orchids. . Manchester for the past 46 thlan Sisters. ttonajiqgmpared for the commis A meeting to formulate plans A receptlcn for 128 was ™ia years. They have a son, Walter Mr. Gutzmer was employed sion SiMk and Buric ccSMEult- for toe United Congregatlonai VI Gutzmer of 440 Gardner St., a for 36 years at OolonUd Board •Ing angtneen. The hearing will Church’s annual comping trip a short wedding trip much, Mts. ^ugjjter, Mrs. Elias L. Fedus before he retired about 10 years be held '^at 8 p.m. in the IScks will be held tomorrow night at Mooney of Oolcherter; seven grandchil- ago. He is a member of the MemoriAI Sobooi Gym. 8 at the church Religious Edu three-piece k ^ si^wUq mattai- great-grandchild. VFW and the Army-Navy Club, ThJinfoct regular meeting of cation BuUdlng. The United Congregation tug accessories and a corsage Gutzmer is a member of (Herald photo by Pinto.) the wta be held at the of yellow tea roses. ' HMca*jg|tm,i following the pub- al Church Choir Rehearsals Will AAotlioi^s Day . . . M ay 11th Outrcf-town guests were from ------he held tomorrow night at 7. MasslUcn, Ohio, Boston and Ho bojjpgr. . tiava hor gifta boautifully wrappod, Gardner, Mass., Provldencs, The'^$0 also met with' Stu art ItoMtaim, chairman of the Manohesfer Evening Herald froa, of couraa R.I. and New Toric and Wisoon- ’Tolland correspondent Bette \ sin. ' Assessors, readitng fjnatrale, tri. 876-8848. agreegwht on town road names A Mra. Mooney is a graduate of S t Ann's Boarding School in wfeMi tHU h e used In th e fu Boston and Gardner, Mass. ture. . State Hospital Nursing SchooL TheWZO agreed to TlnUuun’s She Is on the 'staff of Manches reque^ to freeae the present MINI-MITE ter Memorial Hospital. Mr. street names and correct sev Mooney attended Mancherter eral ^tequltfes In the present road name use. is comins schools and is emidoyed at Con- SMILING necUctit Mutixil Life Insurance On^iig the main changes is Co. In Hartford. I the riilntaation' of the term “Ex tension” In a road name. This tii Y After May 15, the couple will Iitannan photo Lerlng photo berlag photo ri.- Uve at M t Vernon Apartments, The engagement. -of H 1 a s The engtigement of Mloa The engagement of Mias. will be replaced with toe deslg- R t 80, Vernon. natlon North, South, East or Manchester Elizabeth Maietiall McGtdce Kathleen Hayes of Manchaater Nancylyim DoUn of BoUon to West, whichever Is appUcahle, Biant Of Rdchmond, Va., to Pe- ^ . f*6lo h®* aanounoed by her cheater has been annaunoed by when a road la cut off from ter Fond Nostrand of Manches- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lioula another portion of toe same ter has been announced by her Hayes of 20 Union St. Dolln of Keeney Dr. road. Eocamples of this be parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew fiance Is the son of Mr. Her fiance is the son of Mr. Old- Kent Rd. No. and Old Kent Jackson Brent of Richmond. and Mrs. Laclda Arseneault of and Mrs. Theodore M. 'Mr.itw Her fiance Is the son of the Wethersfield. of 64 Oonicord Rid. Rev. and Mrs. George F. Nos Mias Hayes is a 1966 graduate m Us Dolln, a graduate of-Bol- trand of 43 Meadow Lane. of Manchester High School. She ton High School, Is attending the Miss Brent attended the Col is employed at Pratt and WhU- University of Hartfbrd. Tiy^y ^ifaDto legiate School in Richmond and ney Division of United Aircraft ' MRS. JULIAN HEMPHILL JR. Mr. Mathier, a graduate of the UnlvetBlte de Paris, France. Corp., East Hartford, Manchester High School, la a ffiie is a senior at Sweet Briar Mr. Arseneault Is a 1966 grad- pre-med student at the Univer Mias Dennise Ann Carlson of groom; and Mrs. Patsey F. (Va.) Cedi^e. uate of South Catholic High sity of Hartford. 0 Manchester and New York Chty Vacca Jr. of Mlsquamicut, -R.L Mr. Nostrand has attended the School, Hartford. He Is employ- SPRING No date has been atuwunoed became tha bride of Julian ferine Hemp!^ Trlnity-Pawling School, in Pawl-" ed. as an engineer by the Con for the wadding. ' .. l a c s d a n d I - , of Rumaon sister of the biide- ing, N.Y., the Uninrersite de neotlcut State Highway Depart- Hemphill Jr. of Rumson, N.J., bridesmaid. Parls, and the Institut d'Etudee ment in Wethersfield. Satunlay afternoon at the Feder- attendants were dressed Politiques fai Paris. He is a The wedding is planned for DIUCATil.T FLOCKID, ated Church otSturbridge, Mass, alike In full-length i^wns of alfy senior at Amherst (Maes.) Ool- Oct. 4, at 5t. Bridget Church. When you think of TUNE-UP The bride is the daughter of blue ottoman, fashioned with aa- TYPEWRITERS ON VOILi, FOR MOfHIRl A fril wedding is planned In' Mr. and Mrs. LeOand VirgU Carl- ruffles accenting the neck- Think of YALE ^ o lines and a matching satin sash Richmond. Wants Crhnes Reported She'll adore the utterly feminine at the waistlines. They wore TYPEWRITER SERVICE NEW HAVEN (AP) — Albert i£f , -I bri^. is a headbo^ with ^ 649^960 SPECIAL J. Reiss Jr., professor of socio veils. The honor attendants cat- 'New Post Offices 42 S. Adams St., .Manchester hlU of Rurnsem.^ logy at the University of Mlph- lined voile hostess, of kodel ' ried bouquets of pink and whit^ Engaged WASHINGTON (AP) — Hart- Igan, told an audience a t Yale The Rev. Gary (Cornell of glamellas with foliage. South United Methodist Church ..iford will receive a new post of- Uiflveralty Monday that cUlz^s _ , - n . « T engagement of Mias and cotton. Delicately flocked and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Timo Clifford Jc^ph of ^ McKown pf West flee estimated, to cost J16.4 mil- must report crimes to toe police twv^orwi -aa rita v ^ FOR a thy HerUhy of St. Joseph's' Rec Rumson 6erved as his brother’s Hartford to Gregory E. Kehaya Uon, and Stamford can also ex- If' they mpect toe crimes to be toiy, New York City, perform "if • ^11®" V";rBoltoi h^'teenlnno^i^^ed pect A-.new post-office worth solved.. with daisies ond trimmed with ed . the opremony. Raymond f b y her parents, Mrs. Richard some $17.2 million imder a pro- A guest of toe Terry Lecture Shannon of SouUibridge was or- Hemphill, brothers, of the pm^nuin of West Bowdoln, posal approved Monday by the series at Yale, Reiss said a 1986. Cosmetics ganlst and soloist. Bouquets of DeWltt Edwin McKown of House Public Works Committee, study in Boston, Chicago and Venice lace\around the .collar , snapdragons and camaUons <* Rumson. goothbay Harbor, Maine, The proposal authorizes con- Washington, D.C., showed that I T g . were on the altar.'' Mrs. Carlson wore a sun yel- Her.fiance is the son'of Mrs. itruction o i 82 new post offices 60 per Cent of toe crimes go 6 The bride was given in mar- Jacket dress^wlth AUce C. PUlard of Volpl Rd., and—federal office buildings unreported. Including a large and cap sleeve&r-Both in soft throughout toe country. The number of n)aJor crimes, y- 6 riage by her father. She wore a ^^'Atchlng accessories "and a Bolton. ^ Uggetts fuU-lsdjglh gown of peau de sole, ^*'^age of sweetheart r o.s e a.Miss McKown is a- graduate Senate Public Works Coimnlttee Higher insurance redes, bad designed with high neckUn<^, bridegroom's mother wore duster 14.00. and a lace trimmed chapel- vdilte cymbldlum orchid on her Manchester High School and length train.. She wore a man- . Manchester Community OoUegie including: The long hostess robe, 20.00. tiUa of Brussel's lace, and she A reception for 170; was held where he was a member of Kap- iVees Wed 30 Years carried a cascade bouquet of at the Publlck House, Stur- pa Phi fraternity. He is attend-^ Downtown Manchestar phalaenopsis orchids and foU- bridge. For a plane trip to Mex- l^K Central Connecticut State' Mr. and Mrs. John- J. Nee ried May 14, 1939 at. St. Paul’s • BRAKE INSPECTIOliv ..... FREE Ico City and Acapulco, Mrs. College, New Britain, and Is em- of 122 Green Rd. aJimlre a sll- Chi^rch,1 1 , Cambridge, .i Mass.t They ^ and Parkada Mias L«slie Kay Carlson of Hemidilll^wore a llriit blue Itn- ployed at Manchester Memorial ver tea service and tea wagon *, ® ® • AIR CONDITIONER QHECK . FREE San Framdsco, Calif., sister of en dress and coat with bone ac- Hospital they received Sunday afternoon » montlu old. They are the bride, was maid of honor, cessories. After June 1, the wedding is planned for at a 30to wedding Linlversary ®’’ • SHOCKS OHEOKED ...... FREE ICta. Bernard Francis Biff of St couple will live In New York celebration at toe^ home of toetr ■ Ctourch. Mr. Nee is president • TIRE INSPEOION ...... FREE W. . - I Croix, Virgin Islands, another City. . , ------—— aon and daughter-in-law, Mr. of toe , Legion„ , 6f _ Mary at St. . Let US set ym r diamond in a ta t^ toe Wde’ w m matron Mrs. Hemitolll is a graduate „ ... and Mrs. Thomas E. Nee of B*rtholomew a Church, and is Wall St., Hebron. Their daugh Vice president and general man • ROAD n ST E D ..... FREE M la ^ Z ; ^ Manchester High ScLl and Petitions Bill Out ager of toe Rourke-Eho Paper a modern mounting, . ^ Sargent College of.Boston tJnl- OTAMFORD ter, Miss 'iheresa Nee of Man- (AP) — Rep. chcuiter, was co-hostess. Co., Inc., Hartford. (Herald pho • ENOINE TUNE-UP ...... S liT I Rttotoon, rirter of toe -bride- vernier and ta a member of Kap- W ^ ^ E to by Pinto.) ______...... — Strada Jr., D-Stam- About 60 friends and relatives Many to choose front and no S L »“ PP* Gamma fraternity, (ord, said Monday toat 94 of 177 attended toe open house recep • WHEEL ALiaNNENT ...... IBS th M ^ystcal -therapist at House members had voted to tion, including Mr. and Mrs. charge for an original I MOTHERS DAY tute of R»h«KtnfoM„. I"»tl:'peUUon out of “toe ‘V *^uui;ai,ioiiEducation Edward T. Murphy of Brldge- FOR RENT SIMS in New Y ork-Otv w CJommittee a, Wll toat proposes water, Mrs. Nee’s stepfather 8 and 18 mm. Movie Pro design or workmanship Ptas Piarto Canb - OiHs hUl also expanding toe University of Con- and mother, and and Mrs. jectors—sound or sUsnt, also versitv u Uni- necticut at Stamford from a Albert Behnke Lexington,, 85 mm. slide projeotors. EASY PAYMENT PLANS PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, INC. L ARTHUR DRUB airman M an two to a tour year school. Mass. Mrs. Behnke .was t h e WELDON DRUG CO. •U.S. Air ^ The PeOilon process assures a honor attendant at toe couple’s 787 Main St.—TeL 848-8881 0o*i*omm DTS Mafai S t — Phonh 649-28S1 Msiichester Force at McGuire House vote on toe bill, which wedding. ' AFB, N.J. ■ tn a t was tabled by toe committee. Mr. and Mrs. Nee were mar-
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V.l-V*''' !•* ' M MAMCHBRER BVBNINO h e r a l d . MANCHBRER. (X)NN^ TUESDAY, MAY «. 1966 V.- ■- • '■'■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/MANCHESlKB» OONN^ TUESDAY. MAY 6. L969 FAummia^ South Windaor Bolton Otot ara mualm taarard tha any aona day brine Connecticut b» war Jaat atangply by nAirine Italian Dinner Set May 24 to ttt Yankee Council Members Are Silent pirar wa mlglit ghra IF YOU’RE UNHAPPY I gate a vary aharp prod* By A .H .O . By Women oi St. Maurice M.LT. talMa aneb aa action, On Sigh School Pi^tponement S t M atolw Oouneil o f OMh- The Wtanon’* obouf the High Cost of Family Imuronca FrefacHoii Na own futura paitlctpaUon olle y fo m m wOl apessNr en Bal- Chib was ettod As a n s w v ja ^ Not bavUig had aoesw to to last night word I totatk tont ttmt pruning informal policy ssssl IiAN m too naad of the town ter ov In wbat waa oooa pohmtMr patrioHam matntalnlng official slteneo on has been dona.’ ’ ten dtonor BotunMy May 34, ^ fddsralien, O - have bs«B dsoidliiff adm iato »iiiiiMi«iiiin^ aarvloo on the pari of Ita atalt and adiululatra- to* Bta^mant by Board of Hdo- on to s$y fiat tooIm andand a n d "'' ^ toothi doolra to maintain wtto on. Mtong only, ot B lun. JSS UOB. msdieins to food whtoh por tion mt Connootleat Itto, wm oatlon Chairman Cbartes lyons oounoU out •**- an addfitenal »».»$2i,, eatoatid^ahMa to ba mat Procoods wSI go toWBid the patten M toe *■»—»«»««/<" o f d a Thaca iwya ahraya baan llioae moat- cannot proaDuneo auUwrltidtvo- tfadt too urnniisiil a ooo ^.,'11. , budgrt after the To the boat of hia knowledge, now pesteh center. new eiito. tarad apd trreaponalbla yw ng MaaVata ly whotW or not Dr. Jotoi M. « d of about The dinner will feature mac- to Ounamp ■#IT who hava ol^aelad to the idea «i ttw Ballay, profssoor ml i mwFin n tar i m end the mbOM* m TIui «nmd«* ait ttM bearing so oervlat etat In town bad and meattaSa, Balten NOsb Domn-Itae Wbgmon, Ifiallaiiil murder wMeh la war, and tax poyehoiogtao, luur liooa too to drapp^ general npair rolte, homeraade pBee, and loe daughter of Mr. and Mbs. Ba f there hare alwnya been aome idaaUatte guiding and dsdslontng a fttH cream ter toe oblldren. mond Wogmaa of Fomwood Dr„ Savings Bank Ufa Insuranca ■tataaman who aca anrialanad a world we onco fOrooast ho was oteot too Baara $».«18 cto vepreamted raaldeato ean bum Ttekata wffl be nvafiaUe after •»> *■ ■«>h)r ad toe Nawtairy o t effeoUva law agalnat war. to beoomo. ( all Masaes and can ba fhteool of Bnabiin In Boateiz Insures the Whole family To glTo Mr. BoUojrs Mtoto •Itortten It wouMtoprematura penjrt?to purotoaod by cafliig Mbs. Brian took part to an BB-mlla long _____ ««uu«d But It la aomathtair new when ICI-T. political talents duo cradlt, Ms In o( all a m dla- atarta dellberatlne whether to waah sra- appoint an Historic Dtetrlot open burning authority could to Anmentano, Mrs. Bernard cuBsteo of tbs adoption 61 too Committee to Investigate the simply resolved by not permit- Sbearon and Mbs. D. J. Huff- AddiMs One may aay that, on the baste of tiona, whatever they bam bom school budget tor next year. HINI-MITE in substance, have born ' oon- pfiasihWt j (if oatshltetiliit sii lite ting any open burning at any man. Mrs. Jbhn Mayfaew is In its first f»w days, this has already been ^ rasponae to an appeal by torlo dlstotet in tto vtelnity ot time. Tho question of air pollu- charge of food. ductod behind the seanoo, m wo WUUam Toung to table the bud- IT _ “IT .. ^ Cttjr.... .State...... Zip Coda mote of a lia y , and a more beautiful don’t really know whatoM ft V 'II. * '~ "s north —vi of ai tten. said------MSddon. was of auf- Tha Mboben oonunfttoo is lix c o m iii Kay, than any of us slothful human be until more was known about oompoood of Mrs. Radteii, Mra. bapponod to bo ho wbo, a$ too _ttlrtSk1 mietartrti------*------*■ ^ naieinil A*®® OOtlOEl OMHO i& fORMOBa flClOH* UApOflftUCB lO WOnPOIl* ft P.HI. ings may really deserve. KM bi^ s ^ I FWjtet, Oouncto ^ petition by aU of tto luln oomptete ban on aU burning. John Ctooon, Mrs. COri Letoer — B p.m. d u beton decisive mommt, put too pojr- manMan Umberto DoIMastro not- i ~ pokHraMnw. 6 p.ia. Fttlayreriadeday ndl tax proposal, for MaUMoo, and membera o f itae elghWi When we witness how instant and od toat too new high schoolsobool was -n_ ^ . p w lo OOD (dasB. orderly waa the transition from the daf on its way toward fbO finio- rtrtA irt Mrt«F ^wLrtrtrtStasi umims North 6iid ttMut the council T h e oounoU eet lia y 13 et 8 ■nnaday, May e not Into any way ommoctod oonnootod with with rasMMMtehlng tto oom. pm., to too oounril chambms Mrs. O ooiv» ICurpfay end to r fodils of April to the tulips of May, Ugbt. toa proposed budget The hoard Maneh mtttoo. A pnvlotts ooaunittoo os tto time and plaoo o f the daugUtors msMle posters. But we feel required to boo- and too oouncU, to DoIMastro’s firom tbs forsythla and the riiadblaw to bad rsoonunsnded toif tto en- next noiMigwida publlo moot- As a special attraction, prises ard the opinion it VMy orMl aatimation, had done a good Job SAVaGS B A N X a OF MANCHESTIR the apple and the wild cherry, from length of Mato fit. to tag of the Town OounoU. wiU be given to generous don- EDth O svt EtUrn could bnve bom BaUoy*o,yoloo on too budget and be felt It X »«■«».■ t ate. the irresolute patcMnsss of the early named an historic but "Thase meetings have been which, at the eiuoial momMit, would serve no purpoao to poet- ■van tf the 930.000 fee Juatlee Abe spring lawn to the solid emerald riieen said why not trout out too pay a required vote of too rssldento a dteappptotnwnt to toa past,’’ pono aooeptanoo. The Bblton Junior Woman’s Vbetaa tentattvaly aooepted and retained which follows the first mowing, we can roll tax, whereupon Sonata Ito- teBod to roostva tto roqtdrpd said Mayor FKts, "and it Is OouneUman SUls "very reluot- hoped toat mora resldante wlU Ctob .wUl boW ha amnnl ban- Cor U am tha bedorn returning It bad only reri back in temporary abandon Jorlty Leader Marcus did trot antiy’ agreed with DoIMastro, 7$ per oent majority. it out, whereupon toe FlAiuioe Douglas Loonard, rsprsaant- mako use of too oppottunlty to “*• Buflkboard to (Hss- oairied oidy the potential algnlfleanoe ment o f any o f our own Ideas o f MsonaU saying that ho had oome to toe loatloa Fortaa hlmaelf clalina, it would Committee did draw ft up, Mg too potittensrs, oommentad adtosas tto nramrit on a n y tentory Thursday. Mambora \ accompliahinent, and hail the easy, com whereupon public bearlB$r wfll moating "fully intending to matter over wliteb toe oouncU wlahlag to attend aro nakad to atm have baan totally wrong lor a mem move to table toe budgot until that wbUo It was tha c o m - ______plete master at work. be held tote Thursday. ih l'h ir t aniu^i ritliatiM Was re- h> rooommsnd the has Jurtedtetten.*’ ooatact...... ttie treawn The 13B3- ber o f the flnprame Court to be hiTolaad This year, aakle from the perfect tim Unless toe state’s mamitoo- ****** propoasd district, toe petition- Tha oounoU alao aeo^itod too ™ offloora srUl to ■taOrl at wMb h, or anythlag Hke it aolvsd.' ing and the smooth flow of the perform turers can rates more deelbMs Biite again qussttened the fis- er's wars only asking that too Salary Oranmlttoe report reocm- to nqiMt- of anguished complaint -toon To Talophona Cuftomtrtii|1fia MANCHESTER Exdianga: ance, there are certain special ftourtehes- c.4 aftiMSiy'of toe ad- mendatlon aftective July 1 and The Oonnsottout Fedaratten th e $20,000 fee wae netunUy tendered they managed In toelr fitot ora meeting the eye. Here and there aa mlntetnstlon, saying toat “ I HoSkto raridanoas plus toe old voted to m»ot on MSy 3$ at 8 of Woman’s Chib’s (Junior Dl- by a WoKaon Family Ploundlatloo, not of stunned eurprtee, toe pay town farm to tto arsa oon- p m t o estsWIeh a tax rate ter vision) brid its mptiag oonter- fM n the pernonal acoount of Louia Wolf- apple tree stands In a hitherto un roll tax proposal will survive os know tost toe person in ques tion has $19,000 to $M,000 to toe IBBB-IBTO flsoal year. enoe at Vane’s Staahtouaa last aon, the flaahy manipulator of would-be equalled soUd mass of bloom, iqqiarent- the key piece In toe pom e pteywlto. mid even toough ate ------month. Tha oonterenoa was at- tadnatital emptrea who in now aerving ly a make-up effort lor mpmrmo budding Professor Bailey oricinally set not m y Job or roeponsllDUity, I Loonard said Msjinheetwe Bvantog Her- tended by BOO woman, and tod- himself to putting togotoor. not m y Job or reaponailDUity, a priaon term fior aome of hia flaahlneea. a year ago. U lacs are tat unusual vigor, wlU to wstcfafaig toe transac- toat toa petittonars ware aware aid SouUi Wtodsor eorra- eimtion plaques ware awordod the purple raising closely woven psrasole It happens to fit plooslligly that contain sections of Main St. ^ondent, Carol Moulton, toL to communftlea tor oustandliMr well, so far aa admlntetratlm ttens of thn .sciiool aystem dur And Juatice Fortan, in the riatemant of blooms, the white lifting luminous ir ing the neat 13 months to see did not wlto to to Included to Btf-BIlA aorvioe. NGW j philosophy is concerned, into a he haa ianued In anawar to allegatlona regular spires into the twilight. how too budget la spent." an btetorlo district. For tost rea by aa aritele in Life Mhgaalnw, aaya Ua I pattern which seeks to invotve son, tha pstitionans did not so------All in all, those who have had some the federal government, not by Mayor Fitts, CouncUman only intetaet waa in "the aignlflrant and Pater Ifidiotas and Councilman signatunea or ra- you can call n^w experience in Mays, and complete Mays areas its consent but by state aotkm, Jane Roenayn afi eotprassed the ownmeral toM a section o f ^ eommendable work of ICr. WoUaon and at that, are aaying that you could live in the solution ot Connoetteut’s fate family foundation in the field of that oonfualon over the to ttiotoded In tho petitkm a thousand years and never come upon fiscal problems. prapoaod high school would not whore unanimity of optnlon did barmonioua racial and rehgiooa rria- more beautiful May in any year than we Rlhereaa there has bem spor otooune too fine Work done by not oatiat, sooonUng to Leonard. ttona" and that "thia te an area in which have already had this year, in Just six adic talk from Washington of The oounoU wUl ^ppotot five having too federal govornmeot Uw board and the oouncU with I-hava and have had a continuing hi7 . days. oommlttoo membois at tho next TOLL regard to the budget FREE teraat apart from my oftlotal Jodlrial share back to too stOtos a CounoU meotliig. greater proportion of toe reve Nlcbotas said tost he was or legal fUnctiona.’ ’ pleased wito toe cooperative Photographed By neglnskl Ploto nue it collects from too statoo, The council agreed to get to Bailey and his follow faculty qpBrit tost exteted between the That being ao, the Bbrtaa ntatement The “Green Revolution" Paradox SUNDAY IN NEW YORK board and the oounoU concern gether wlto toe ogenotes Involv claim to be originating in Om- ed to discuss too possibility of nerwatea that: In recent years, the awareness has nectlcut an admirable sebomo ing the budget, and he hoped that that spirit would not ba Issuing mora general repair U- "hn 1MB, In the hope that I would find grown that the technology permeating for getting Connecticut' monOy. oenses to gas station operators. back before It is even paid. The lost due to toe. high school is- ON THE MOVE! time and could undertake, conaiatently our lives is not so much progress as A Thought for TMay Aeaordlng to a laquaat by paradox. Devices that solve existing By Rowland Evans Jr. forthcoming Connecticut tax with my Court obUgadona, reeeerch l^Kxisored by the Manriieeter package is supposed to be one In a final comment on the Councilman Sills, too Zoning problems create new ones, whether in Inside budget beteire the oounril tuh^- Board of Appeals bos not grant- fm tian a, atudiea and writinge oonnect- advanced weaponry or advanced agri Oounril o i caturriiee oriented especially toward too ed witfa the work of the foundation, the prospect that those who have to ed f t . FSts oominented, "At toe ed one request ter a general re culture. Robert D. Novak time ttiat toe budget was sub- pair Ucanas In thraa years, aL | WoUaon Family Foundation tendered a Everyone la a Mtaatonary: pay additional taxes in Cm- In the field of agriculture, for exam mltted, I oommentwd that a though to bis knowlodga, savor- "* a fee ta> me. ple, publicity is beginning to build up Report Everyone muat be a Mlulon- necUcut will be able to reooup. a certain percentage of the ad- fantartte pnmtog Job wotdd be al requests have been made. around the “ green revolutian''—the re ary. Sills tuqied toat somototog I One day Mr. Wilfred Gren dltlmial state taxes through tha necessary to bring the budget ‘ XJonduding that I could not under cent development of high yield vari TEL AVIV — If Egypt pet^ Egypt continues its own raids. Union, whirii has in v e ^ d so into line with the tax picture. could be worked out whereby BITUMINOUSI take the aaelgnment,, I returned the fee eties of such food riaples as wheat, fell, medical missionary to deductions they con make in sists in commando-style rrids The government has a far better many hundreds of millions of their federal tax reports. Con wttii my thanka." lice and com. The breakthroughs are case to retaliate against Egypt Labrador, was guest at a din against Israeli's dug-ln forces dollars in Egypt, Stand by ner in London together with necticut manufacturers are hailed as a major victory In efforts to along the east bank of the Suez than against commando bases while its client is systematically That, howevar, waa U montlu later, delay the seemingly inevitable food- a number of socially prominent supposed to envision thomjtol'vos DRIVEWAYS Canal, many more reprisals in Jordan. The reason is tbaA diespoiled? population catastrophe, especially in men and women. operating at such a nice'profit Drop in Birth Rate after Wottaon had been formally indioted deep into the territory of the the United Nations (which is If the Russians did inter level that the federal govern PARKING AREAS • GAS STATIONS for aelling imregtetered aacuritlea. developing areas. But Clifton R. Whar During the course of the din BASKETBALL COURTS United Arab Republic are ab regarded here as hopelessly vene (an eventuality' regarded ner, the lady seated next to him ment will, in effect, be paying Justice Fortaa, In bis statement, fully ton Jr., observes in the current For solutely predictable. stacked against Israel) has re-, here as extremely difficult from half the coet of the proposed .. NOW BOOKnfO PLACE YOUR OBDOM NOWl - eign Affairs that though the benefits of turned and said, "Is it true. Cited for Decision denied having tried to intervene for Wolf- TTte Israeli general staff, ceived official reports from UN a purely logistical point of Dr. Grenfell, that you are a state payroll ,tax. « All Wsrk .Petsnaslly fioporvlaad. We are U3% Bwatad son with the 8.E.C. or any other gov the new advances €ire obvious and un which, is probably the ablest In observers blaming Egypt tor 'vtew) the much-feared con How angrily and romtfuUy deniable, it ta naive • to view them with missionary?” Board of EducaAfon Chairman fn addltlan, said Idrons, ernmental agency. the world today, has been study having started the crose-canal frontation between Moscow and Dr. Grenfell looked at her for Connecticut mamifactunru re total optimism. ing Egypt's economic'structure fighting. Washington would take on new C O — w - DEM8I0 BROTHERS HorraE isat a moment before replying, "Is ceive this supposed sugartcoat- CALL 648-7691 or 647-9798 But taking all of the explanation and In the first place, the existence of a for months. Concealed in the Thus, barring an unUkely shift life. ing will be demonstrated at tote on an oatUer statomont toat the average of four technical (Hscovery, even when of ob it true, msulam, that you are aaaurance Justice Fortaa offers at face bowels of army headquarters by Nasser, the Egyptian front Moreover, this poeslbdUty is week’s public hearing. They proposed now high sdiool pro- houses per month or about 60 vious benefit, doesn't always lead to Us not restricted to the prospect not?" value, the point is stiU the same. Elven here are precise descriptions of will soon take on more serious Every -true follower of Christ thought, from developments joot was being reoonsldeMd. a year, compared to 200 p er widespread use. Thus the new food Egyptian targets for surgically- characteristics of' a hot war. of Israeli reprisals across the early in the session, that they on such a baste, he had no business growing technology involves much Is a missionary by his words, In anplatatag too board’s do- 3^ years ago." planned hit-and-run raids design And Israel is convinced she has canal. There is reason to be his deeds, stnd above all, by his were being politely excused "As a result of tote taforma- entertaining the Idea of service to or a more than Just planting new seeds; ed to deeply wound Egypt,, just nothing to lose and everything lieve the Egyptians want the from the worst unpleasantnesses oteloa to rooonaldor the need for fee from either an individual or an in successful harvests would also depend example. mt new high sobool, Imrans point tion," said Lyons, our rovteod as Israel already has wrecked to gain. Russians to move oil products ■ Rt. Rev. Msgr. of toe state's fiscal emergmoy, projections now todlcato toat dividual's foundation. 0 .1 new investment In irrigation sys now being refined at Aden ed out that planning for a sritool Egypt's two oil refineries, worth With precise intelligence about Edward 3, Reardon and now they find that what while toa high school onroHmant tems. and sophisticated use of pestl-— $150 million, at the bottom end every aspect of Egypt—prob (with the Port Suez refineries they consider the largest i single rsqidns several years Issd different Ifembership on the nation's highest cides, fcrtUlzers and modem equip St. James' Church will not be greatly IIACKAKROWS of the canal In Port Suez. ably as much intormation as knoclced out) up the Gulf of dose of bitter medicine has, af time, and “ toat onroUment pro- from what was originally ex court is supposed to convey enough re- ment. The problems of education arid "We have discovered the most the Egyptians themselves pos Suez to the iPort Suez pipeline, ter all, been reserved for them. Jaottons must oxtond out from show now toll-froo show format toll- financing may prove formidable. pected, the elementary ahd wiud in honor, if not in money, to make sensitive parts of their body," an sess about their own country— for transmissian to the riaved down before forcing the Arabs PoTli^M Professor Bailey has five to ten yeaA into the middle school onroUments wUl routes offoctivo fraa routes still In Even if the new technology were stores tanks in Oalro. now succeeded in unltingi Om- it woiih while for the member to con Israeli expert told us coolly, Israel will use heUoopters, para- to agree to an abeolUtely se future.’’ ’ be conMderably less than orig M ay 4. . offoct. duct hlmaetf as if ho were in a cloister, (i'ffused rapidly, how quantum jump in production might raids across the canal in the attention to a lot of other things that dark of night. At this writing, said ttet projootiono of too High Schooi Manchastar customers can now call to and from all telephones well destroy incentives to plant the Planning and Zoning ttommls- have been happening, and which suggest high yield seeds. Economically _sound these raids have cost the. in tha RockviHa, Windsor Locks. Windsor^^and Glastonbury ex Israelis about 10 lives — the slon’a Plan of Devetopmont, the that this ridS world might conceivably new markets for the new harvests Ospttol Regton Flamilng Oom- changes and M O way to tka Columbia exchange. This is in ad be trying to head in a different and new must be developed;, as Mr. Wharton equivalent of 1,000 American dead. mtasioa, too Citlaen’s Oom- Senior Girls dition to''prosont toll-fraa calKng to and from the Coventry direoUon. observes, no matter how hungry. pe»- mittee of 1988 and toe UMted P IM M U r The^deciskm of the Maasariiusette In ple cannot buy food If they have no A quiet debate is now in .the and Hartford oxekangas. v ' highest councils of the govern Statoa Office of Bduoatlon popu stitute of Technology, the largest hold money to pay for It. lation figures all supported! xbe a c e Holding with an annual. tradition, In 3 o n^ regions, trade ties between ment here and in Jerusalem as er of federal military researrii granta, to Just how far these reprisals boovd’s early projaotlons for Waticinf of Mancho«tsr wMI prosont to decline I temporarily to accept an y food exporting and food Importing enrollnunt j W o are glad to provide this additional service and fa'al sura it will prove of countries arc a source of politically raids should ■ go—assuming that more claas^led projects from the gov to contrast to too board’s froo Miniaturo Lana Cam r Chasts to increasing value to you in tho years ahead. uni^ng economic integration. If the prqjaotlflas, toa actual btrto m ernment until a 22-man panel rei^rte Imiiorters become self-sufflcieri with rata, aooordtog to Lyons, has tha Sanjor girls of Mahehostar and , next October with' recommendation on the new agricultural technology, they H era ld droigiod from 161 in 116$ to on Eait Catholic High Schools. Sacratar- the subject, is such a potential milestone may simultaneously destroy 'the econ l y 367 to 1388. derision. omy of a friendly nation, with unpre Y esterdays ia$ of both schooli will provido oach The nature and chrectVoti of that Oc dictable remits. It would be superficial, of course, to Sonior girl with a n . invitation to our tober report may take that milestone 25 Years Ago down, or reinforce it. suggest the new agriculture should be FULL OR PART-TIME Lana-Coko Party hald at Waticins But meanwhile the present reality la tuppressed because it won't solve the .The Rev. Thorsten A. Gustaf CONCINTRATiD IIQVID problem of hunger easily. But an early EXPERimCED: Brothars, 935 Main Straat, Wadnas^ay, that a shocking new impact has been son, pastor of Emanuel Luther DRAIN O m fR R • CtRANRR PHOHL awartnesa* of the difficulties that are an Church, is honored at a fare OFFSET PRESSMEN M ay 7, from 2:30 to 5:30 PAf. I f you givan to the possibUlty that we H ith At Museum Meeting O nugh Wadnaaday For Change Denied Dem oam is In Big Strike Upritht, 2-2^ Ft. Hith o< Wafpbiff and Rot of Vatora Hfowad B* BUnCton; a Say Police aranlaga, S B ^ Id^ bi tba U jM ith t, -2 U -8 F i t H ifh .... Bjr JO H N A, JOHNS bottom Boor of'tta WnUama The Flsnning and Zoning Commissfon I um tu n is d lAoatved a rtand- (OsnUniMd ttans Fage Om ) >fta. r — m b Sebnla S p rea d int. t F t. W M e .. At the onniial dinner meeting < the Lota Junior pouoa baiiaa* u m a u sh Rnilrttog o f S t M onro Bpla- down—for the moment-^ bid Rkhend Hayts to k « ov Aon to the (Rato ^ et nUaitOR; a aMar, Wra. H ouse of Reproeenbdlve* forari ta a hunker, lying beneath S p r___ ^ i n.J, t 2 V i-8 -F t. W id e MuBeum held last night at WilUe’a Steak Hqoae, Michael oopol Ctareb oa Farit St create a thiid industrial park in Manchester. t * « VMtIar of Ckoglm. H l.T.; jeatstday. tha bodies of five North Vlot- Spidiodint (Nitra, l^ p Green) •na 10 gfonddribkaa. Spock, director of the Boston Children's Mnsenm and Aa oMddlet, a paraat of a The commiaslon rotad unanl- drag naar, and n ptoftarional mously after the public hea^ ty euht" that ho ooutd get ww (HllliH cn Am apeafcrt** 2-2Vii Ft. W ide ...... f t T f „ Waiaral aameaa ^ i,, son of the famed baby doctw, aronsed the cariosity of » .*** - n^_ tertnnn, b* m a lnlrodliertl Twanty-ntoe other North Viet- aM a atJb »«*qr etjao p.m. at tba bis audience with his topic—“Snow goggles ara not to !L !!!v ^ eouDoalor aro oa band to talk k g s laat night to deny the m >‘ **" ■•••• namiTs aurrendend. Moot were ^11 and nicely ahi^ied i^ ta , 10 years and older. to anyooa oa oa aaaayraauo plioatlo nwithout prejudloe, ca CSaroBca WaM, tlw oonwnto- by (Mato Rap. FraiKds Ma ApoMoMe CteMlan Ohunb, kx* at.” ------:------****** *» Baocbaatar Ibmor. honey of Mancbnrtar** 19th wounded, and they tooludad'two Very rea«Hiable. borio. Ib o phcoo aurabor Is the growido Umt ' there to ■*«» •«»«*«». Mmsilt aa aa- wm ba baU «a- Ratohar Rd., BUliMtoii. tt aU boilad do«m to the need e M r arMiad tlia N atunt Set- U Hoaidtal, and tetany damol- Araemhly Dtatailct odBoors. Ten more were killed 44 Baldwin R «kl, Mandwsta'—iM4>8049 • Boilal wm ba In BDInetoo Cbn- ^ moMuma to humanise Oienp Ototar on Oak Orara St. iabad one car. 64t4M0. a need to proDenre the realden- fbiam , attU wao nod oetd, boar- ''RNtlMt at 8fl8 a.n. toon the Mahoney totroduoed a re*- at daylight b y Air Force bomh- PliiiDii Fteeral Cho|NL MB Ual frontage on ToUand Tpke., over, u d ba taU Baym that ein that caught them as they re DrlTtar one car wa. Brian O. and beoBuee complcto industrial *• obouid ba abiatO abOnr aol- oluAon, eonimandtog ICortar- ataAifteBiia -A y * .. Hartford. fttwia may can at tba Ladd the <*1^ * i»a wwa Hamilton, a. of a» w. o«.tor ty on hta 26 oonaeouAve treated toward Cambodia, a i ;,:' IWh m eelram Mgh M tei e< ra- nm aral Home, » EUtaaton «P“ ” »* “ *»* «>< <>**». A gift la nntaory o f Sir. ^ ^ frontage with uncontrolled ac- li*®®* ibat ba oooM gat wofar ^whesHian said. + ceee of thla parcel would pre- mmrme Unas to bla aka, ba- years •* rsgtalMr of rotara r. Iftaaa at at Rase Ctauroii. Ifoat Are., Iburaday from 2 to 4 and «*»**<•»«"’• mueeum ahowa they and Mna Camadm R. B u r, givan do, ^ - Oiidlett* Wa^ Hm *. Police Log and on Ida GoUsn Aimtver- At the same Ante, other North 1 HWfoia. at 10. Borial wO te 7 to e>m. are client centered,oentaied, that you by Ihsft daiigUtar nad acn, Bftm ford. ^ w»wu«to of weat Hart- sent aerious traffic problems.” **• *ba oonunlarioa grantod Ifletiuuneae trpopo dammed care who to bekgr aeryed. The Marlon Burr Sober and Chaites The commlatoon denied the *ba change, aary as grand knight of !■ ML d t Diiiadlfft OeoMfoey, Police aald both oara were Oemptell Oounril, Rnlglits of about 200 rounds of rocket* and ALLURE BEAUTY SALON . .• . knportant iMng to the ocnvlc- S. Buir, wSl anabla wotk to" beading aam. applicationappUcatlM without prejudicepwjndlce ao Writl aaMaald, “ A ^ n |«Mmlng mortars into two other-patrol tlon that it matters what is atait at once bod wUI the Ouellette car Oohnnhai. Friiafo may eon at Aw fu- In the lead. David R. Oordy, M, of 64 that Hayes can, if he wltoies, ootnnilaalon, wa rikaSd ba aa- haseo of Air Cavalry Divirioii, BEST \VISHES FOR W om en Hit done with museum plaoea.” tabltoh a trust ftind. , when Hamilton’a^ Ridge S t, charged with mak- ______re-cubmlt______the ewHcatlon, _____ but ■“ *** that thto wUl ba a viatto State Rapa. N. Chariaa Moal boma taaigbt from T Oo 0. Bogftol of Am 2(Mh Dtatriet one 6 miles south of Carolyn end He iUuatrated his point by Fart Fwaklm t WnaMar acfaul- , J ?* *"g unneocaaary noiae wMh a only that ^the back lanl «»to*T*bto- » OhOtSd ba faaalbto the other 20 mUes southeast A MOTHER'S DAY paaslng among his lictenera a thela pwaentad gMa to Mtos ^ ? " • ™Ihe motor vehicle (squealing tires). t«, developed induatriaUy. tor you to got thla ahitt (utlU- and DonaM Genewoti of the Uth also hacked the raoolu- light ground probe followed one Budget Cut palr of wooden goggles, eoot- Baritora Brown, UMm aduen- ^ ^ ^ Court data May 26. yhe commlselon members **“'> o6aaga the Call for your new coiffure R a lp ir * ^ Lmnanao, 70, of Aon, and It m a adopted ot tbe shelltogs. ed on the taaide and shaped to tkmal curator, wMo to laavlag ^ ------said they would look upon this ®*“ '‘ » t t tt In, wa Fort Ctoariotte. Fla., broUiar of unanimously. Four Air Cavalrymen and Jebn B. Lmnenao o f 10 Jaan For Schaoh the- Babimo labe. “normally tha rnitoeum to beocbia aaao- *** ****** ♦rideways and flipped Timothy Daly, 66, of 68 HoU “more favorably ” ahouMn*t grant It'* eight North Vietnamese troops 190 West Middle Turnpike tboae would be dCsplayed cOatod wkli PkojMt OUbdonm 8L, charged with faSure to give Hayes submitted the At the'public haaring saaakm Morlariy will he honored Rd., diad Friday In Florida. May 19 wMh a tertlmontal were reported kiUed and noore Tm nuntlng*a Board of Dt against motde’s doth in a mu- at the Natural Sdenoa Cbntsr Msanwhlla, . HamUton’a ear a signal. Daly made «y quick Pteiadng Office cn ***• meeting laat night, tj* 643-0109 Bwlal was to Raatlasm Me- , . , . - .w. ------— ------dinner fit the R of C Home than 26 Air Cavalrymen wound morial Ofwte—, Fwt Omrlotto. *»®*«*^* ■ ^ • "‘ontbly comment eetim case,” he aald, "but there neg* year. mounted Om guard rails, struck turn d lr e c ^ to_ftont_o< a cnils- si, and the oommM on, ««nM»losIon hearti n nquaat on Mato S t ed. Mr. f.ewM « waa ganaral blgUlghtod by the they art oompietoly out of con- Itoai Maitolhm MScAsrley, mu- a uUUty pole,'and piung^ down «r. Court date" * May 26. along with Flaming Director J. fto«« John V. Qregan, to chiunka maaagor tor Uw OUdden Paint *********”*.?* * **wip of nhie text mum director, oaOd over the paat an embankment, coming to reat Eric Potter and Oenftral Man- Raaldence A to R saMene# Oo. to SouUi Amariea bafbra he "ideaRy. a child ahould be yrtf »he Vbiuntoer League headed weat Bhner CknppeHe, 88, of Hait- C soma land on Ooodwln A , ratirad In 1004. m ina 64W,2B0 cut made by taken to the ArcUc ao he could mamheea have coriWbUtod 8,000 Acoonllng to Patrolman <*arged with Intoxication. ovw*’tt ev» between Franklin St and B. Public Records Smolruia alao htoluda bto aee them being worn. But at houm o f aarvloev SOO more than Albert SoaMea, 12 guarduard poata Court date May 16. ^ aj^mlslpg over tt ever Ortgan tatosiaa to Marriage l i ee—es wito, 2 daogfatora, a aon, and ^ *^P“ ***° “ ••■TO achool leart they can be touched and In the ptwrioua year. She a|x>li» were knocked down by HamU- Donald HoroM make, lUxrt- 10 grandchildren. . "'jBJv lootoed through, Juat as you ewe In praise of sewenl clhar groigw ton’s car, which waa oompleMy William C2au>e, 2#, of 217 N. Sd ?SrtSi tot”“ “ ville, and Barbara Ruto Ster- Ever Think Niagara Falls ------raw ajpearance waa re- doing here tonight.” that, hbd oontributad thne and wieckod. Bkn St., diaiged with aSowIng oPPWtunUy the com- ^ * !»*«"» W- aZr to h«* ^ to decide o^e Traa heard fri^n ratt. Hast- Hartford, May 17, A. ■aaamana Mayor Nathan Agoa- Spock announced that . more eftott. a dog to roam. Court date May «« «« *o oecioe me Latluop «f 42 Fraid^ Soutti United Metbodtot Church. J o a e ^ ^ Hanomsum. 7B, o f niaimed the bearing p e < ^ go to museuma annually Ten-year aervtoe pina were ^ The application was heard at ^ ^ shutting to«d Roland C ^ e* Martel, East db. T anS ^ father of SI^Re- l»>nsrif. than to sU professional sporto praaenM in edwenttaTto Mns. Hartford, and Helen Gordon Da gina Mary Haiwmaim of Man- AgosUnrill «^ttaat the worn- somewhere between 200 and 800 Hasold Osrison of 88 Arvtoe '“"chSSwX OOMFUIXNTS the April 7 meeting. Oppoaitlon north. A Mvnnane nuwiM heard fiom Sherwood Bow- *^®*^*2 prw hio^ several vis Inrkum Ktoietdeer, Haat ysstontoy at ®. nooomiunlM ^ six or million. "Why? " he (!>•. 2L of Weat Hartford, ptooe of cake. “ **** ^ ™ oppoitttaii. Noel R. Cyr, demoltah'garage OR BONUS COUPON trtally, the town might have to Lathrop's dratnafe Mbas of requiem ed St ®®*® School PTA member-a of the board of tnisteea, an- vey Pastel, Mtas Bvallne Pent- offered mtdtlple injuries 'and *------... r«e Miss Hazel I^tz, moving spirit behind the museum, holds a scroll o f aptmeciar and chicken «S5 kiJurteE. n-aupi, to leavie it undeveloped for open b. put .in .. to etop “.IUtter, from falow- preridont of the Luts Junior Mu Sentence Shortened space,space. P»Veaty, and If ft)e seum Vidunteor LeagiM at a Stuirse to 1960 when she. tried Eugene Glrardln for Led F. .**?*“?^ “ •J' l^*®5?*^“***? •? •*?** ^"'***‘ *"* *1*00 bud area inanedl- tS 1870. Except tor MTs. Ouellette, The glass faces of some parking lot were properly «n. RUB GENTLY TO REMOVE SPOT be made to the Wnarnwy inm-i Mm. She praased, alao, for acme Alan H. Olmstood, 669 Tol- lunohacn held yesterday at the to break up an affair between Diana, alterations to dwelling SO PURCHASE NECESSARY of St Francta cf AaaM C2aach, action on a new Llnooln Scbool. Manohestor Ooimtry ClUb.. For Miss Sharkevich Mm and her boarder, Mtas Mary at 140 Benton SL, $2*000. Tbrrington, or to Wwtertxiry A women vdw resides near the . F e r n o n Ann Wilte. He waa takni into r-ntaHrMi Poota for Maurice Other leegue,jnemben taktog (Oontinhed froth Page One) again at point blank range. noapkal. E. Centerd>arkar-Fkanklln Sts. About Town ”• *■ at Am same ttose wan custody after a brtef gun fight Snyder, swlmihtog pool at 08 cbnditkMi. broken Saturday night. The parxlctis Ixiatd also re could win you a new ' ------area complained of a traffic Phone Numbers SouUi United MeUiodist PoUito have made no arrests he will te again,” rite said, ’I with pcdlce. ^ MUtord H *, $1,600, Mwu Os ease HamMel* haaard them, and asked tor want him baric.” duced sentenceo of thm con Church Sunday School Orade' lly t r a v m e d j^ t h e addlUon victed riayers to “time servied.” Mtaa White died from a bullet SOUTH WINDSOR — M m some type of correction. Two w h e ^ , an axle aoaem- „ „ Guay’s attorney at Ate pro- wound during the gun battle, For Police, Fire 7 class wlU oooduot a paper bly and a silver gas tank were would A tty. Leon Podrove prasenUd Ctaanor Jane Parry Hamble- Taro complaints were regia- drive Saturday, from 8:80 a.m. but It was never determined FALSETEETH CAMARO SS CONVaniBLE ton, 86, o f WardKNiae Point, tered ocnoenilng talbering and The Manchester - RockvlUe Bolton removed from a sweeper . iituch worse. He an atq>H(Xtton for alto approval Hartford, aald Guay suffered cut „ o n t whether the shot came from to nooa. timw&papmn, maga- pariMd at WUUe’s Steak ter n apartment buIMkiga to fie ChAwing Effieitncy mothar of Mm Adall F. Dris- nclsea. Directory has two seta of sines, or Aattoned cardboard emotional ooUapee jiwt tetohe Krsywdriak's gun or from poUoe eoU of South WIndaor, died yes- A woman complained that House during the past week. erocted on 11 lota on Spencer IncrAASAd up to 35% numbers for the Vernon poUce may be left at a traUer in the probably kUl the C9uiatmaa SL - ' the murder. Thla may have been fire: ^ Try making the American Scene terday at her home. teen-agen are in the bidrit of and tor the Vernon Are de Both Camps due to the preaeure of hta work * * , * ! ? , ni.jLftiji ibntek. the liimvlct’a (hlnlcal t«ta prove you con now church paridng lot. Four emergency exit lights growing on 1^ 41 Podnove reminded the otwn- In ------— 4_ _ Hartford Leighton was convicted of fa- Richard Mtotok, thq Convict a est and cbew better—make dentures Survivors alao Include 2 sens, screeching the Urea of their partment but only one set eversae up to 3S% more effective—If another daughter, 17 grandchfl- ca n and naaking other unnec- works. at tbe UA Theatre East were • mission that It hod aheady, fo I n e u ie n i ^ m r ^ aald. Wudgeontag arid stabbing Jawyer, aald K r m « d ^ sUll you sprinkle e little FASTZITH on (something good happetfs every time you play)\ Delta Chapter, RAM, will Although Hayes did not ^leak effect, approved tha atto by vto Murray said that durtog hta **” • **®®® ®TlWne of Boat Wind- carries a bullet to hta brok. your pistes. PASTKETR holds uppers dren, and 16 great-giandcMl- eaaary nolaea on the Ohxdt St. Two numbers, the Manches Celebrate bixrten sometime Sunday night ..'““’IT'*" **” «*“ <*• ' lowers more llrmly so they feel / dran. peuldng kd, adjoining a bowling ter exchange numbers, were have a buainesB meeting tom<»- Paint wa* splattered on the ^ pubUe hearing, toe of a recent acne change to rix vearo ta State Prison Ouav “ »■ *" 1968. Testimony indicated The Justice pepartment Intends more comfortable. FASTKETH U not Funemi services wlU be held alley, row at 7:80 p.m, at the Maoon- southwest side of tbe buSdliig, ^ Residence C, pbis «arker a^ has made a good record.’ He ta *™W"e warned him to to deport htoi, raid Ate lawyer, sold—doesn't sour. No siunmy, peaty ■ Ntagaca Falls, ML Rushmore, maybe even Because even If you don’t win, you do. By drped when the calling area Victories and Poland ba* Iridlcated It will taste. Helps cheek "denture odor'*. the Grand Canyon (or any one of 82 other getting a free, giant color print of a famous tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Rone A man who la a neighbor of was expanded. But they were Ic Temple. The Chatter Club and tbe initials VC were writ- ^ ^ special requert of proval of hi* *uMlv6rion the motion picture projectionist, *tay away from her married Dentures that lit ere eaaemial to famous American Scenes). Each time you wlU have Ita Aret get-togetfaer ______ten on the bMhSng. FoUce said Manager Robert Wetos pUcadon for toe land, prison photograiher, wrttea tor daughter. He attached her after allow the man to return to Aiat health. 8o see your dentist regulsrly. American Scene—just for saving the stubs. mil Funeral Home, 880 Elm a Center St. doughnut shop not dropped.from the Emer .OlebraAcwui were held In Oet PA8TXBTR at ell drug counters. Iday the American Scene at a parUctpatlng Even the playing pieces are extra s ^ . St, Rocky mu. Burial wUl be oomiUalned of outdoor noises at the same time. Members of ,"1* the eame initials were written business meeting of the Arty. Podrove saM toe* aU the tha prison magazine, Itelpe or- *be approaiSied Mm with a flat- country. AmericEui OU Dealer any one of these famous gency Numbers UsUng Inside night aa commlssion held April 28. evidence had been beard, at t*f* Picture postcard replicas of famous Amsiloen in Rose HUl Memorial Paric, there aftw 1 a.m. He rtoom- the ^ n t cover. Boy Scout 26 wUl provide en- camps last on tbe Treasure City butldhig. gantae the data processing de- ii’on- Leighton told the board American Scens ploying pieotk could mean a Scenes. You can save ’em, you can sand -’em. Rocky mu. mended the posting of “Nb tertalnment. Democrata, aU smiles, retirtd Before that meeting, Welae two previous applications oon- partanenit -whSch ls an important be intended to marry after he new Camaro SS (the "HivCbr") for you. Or a Or, get the right enoer SL, nsar Pod- never been a dtacipllnary prob- Belle called the klllli« a ’crime — Robert B. Btarice Jobn Healy of Orade 8 and sneakers for a sports program Ahearn, the spark behind the <>7 *he Board A Regents of the chairman Adler Dobkln if Hayev ^^>vo^s site. tom. of passion," but Barrett’s laW' M ASO NICE TEMPLE— East Center St. HEBRON — Robert Emmett JuUe Zukaa of Grada 7 were Scholarship Won ___ ' Democratic campaign and a Smlthsiwilan Institution. could address the meeting. Dob- '^ c group dwetonga wUl be Mrs. Richard Montgomery of to the case ot Mtas Etoarke- yer, Victor DeNesio, said MoO' Burke, 80; o f WllUmantlo, for- iMuned winner and ruimer-up. Members o f toe Smrset CSrib Fdimci* cccts himself, cited Watson’s appointment must Idn consented, and Hayes cn 18.8 acre* and wlM 222 W. MldcUe Tpke., vice pres vitch, the boeud’e action means day ha was sure Barrett would Sponsored by Temple Chapter^ O.E.S. 'meily of Hebron, died yester- rsrt>«c«vdy, in toe Anal corn- By Harry Dontje will meet timlght at 7 at "overwhelming victory of i» w be passed by the House, spoke for about an hour, say- Occlude a termis court, and a ident; Mrs. Burton HUton o f 19 that, with time off tor good be not get into trouble again. day naornlng at Uti<5a*-oik P*f.Ki(St c f the St, Brtdgist Jun- Holmes Funeral Hrmie 400 *>■»(»■ ^ DemocraOc Party in Bol- Watson Is chaiman of Interna- Ing that he had faith in th e *wlmmlng pool, Krtly said. Academy SL, seerabary; and havior, she can te released on Prizes • Rerreshments Door Prizes Thames Hosirital, Nonrioh. ^ School civic oratkm Harry Dontje, son of Mr. end st., to pay respects to the late **® “I^«***d Uonal Bualneaa Machines Oorp. property, and that he wa* ”pret- complex, to be called Mrs. Edward Kaminsky of 67 parole from the Stsute Priaon ^ Public Invited Donation $ 1.00 *i ^ Mr. Burke wa* bom In Hart- cordest held yesterday in the Mrs.•_ Abe .w - Dontje ot ... Coventry^ ----- to see Mrs. such Eyelyn a big 'Oilmore turnout whose *® ■®® ® **** turnout of "Squirt Village" will constat Of WIlMrd Rd., treasurer. for Women next April. one and two bedroom flats, plus lord, and had Uved for many »ohoo* auditorium. Hills, has received a $300 s<*ol- mother, Mre. Omce krii’oh.ii la townspeople” and pledged to r WmUun Sleltti, board of trus- . f**.® If **!?*“ ?. • w #W(i w# w# w# AMERICAN years in Hebrcn before going to They received engraved a«hlp, the Rogers Oorp. SrSxd- a member of the club. ’ “work toward the party’s plat- Vemon some two bedroom-townlK>u*«(^ tees vice president, made pr*. take part to the new edt^ im . WUIlmantlc four yesurs ago. At plaques. Oommemorative gold srsbtp Ckmunlttee has aik ___ form.” the commission leeumed eentations to two memtere tor The faoadee of the hmiiMngj^ B A R F^iCiN i one Arne, he was employed as ptos were awarded the other n.ounced. He Is a senior at Oov- The committee tor tbe Mian- AJie®™ rtl*! that DemocraAc faithful eervioe to the league ment of Correction. She said , a tiwrt driver in New York four finalists: Kaien Perry, entry High School. cheater High Sclwol CiTass o f Clommltteo chairman will be a mixture of brick and she wants to go to coUege. III Mies Hazel Lutz of 2 Reed St., City., Nancy Bourque, Theresa Hide- Dontje is among eight state 1949 reunion will meet tonight Lathrop "has (kme a Town Planning Use wood, and the roofs will be f, RockvlUe received a ecroU cf Counsri for Mtaa Sharkevich CHOCOLATES Survivors Include a brother, cavage and Rolrert Zukas. students named by the cinnmK- at the home of Mrt. Lorraine ^^tng the Demo- combination of the gable type ' appreciation. A book was also has urged the board to end her Mylee O’Reilly, and a Sister, Judges were Miss Elisabeth toe as recipients of $800 awairds Finley, 386 Avery St., Wapplng craAc party toward thla vlc- t-".d the iiuuiaaid type. ", (kmistod to the museum in her confinement. He said she was FOR Mrs. Irene Wright, both of WU- Daly and Miss Oatoerlne Shea. the Rogers Oorp. a n d ----- ‘ which was a "victory tor The fourth appUcaAon to ha "only a child," when she met Of Ellington Dump name. From, her idea, toe mu WKiBEL ALIGNMENT—WMBBL BALANCING UmanAc. The competition topic w a s SUversteln Family Scholarship May Devotions adilch begin people In Bolton, for all tbe presented to the commission seum came Into being. and used narcotics With DEuryl The funeral will be held to- "Family Unity in Our Chargingaiding Funds.f unoa. The Rogers Oorp., manu- tomorrow night, will be held at ®c*®ccrata * vdio workedworaea naru,hard, Four moAona passed by the the court ruled in favor of the was for a 70-lot subdivision of Dean of Middletown, now serv COMPLETE m AK E SERVICE morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the Hm ea." Contestants * '* - . - . ._ .i .i .i n - .i.ii 40 acres between Dartmouth Mrs. Robert BleUer of 4S Hai^ ing a life sentence for hta part RADIATOR RBPAralNG AND SERVICE probed facturers of bisulaUng mater- St John’s Polish National Cato- *®*’ ^® Republicans Board of' RepresentaAves last owners, allowing use of the void Rd. received an Eljem pin Visit ^ Oonununlty Funeral Home, 184 queaAona of vriiat family lals for electrioel devices, is oUc Church ■ each Wednesday dependents who had Rd. and Qardner S t Hie trus* to the death of the girl’s mother. SEE night will pave the way for ^ Ellington ^ pr^l^rty.ta'Russd tor five (xmsecutive yesue of However, LaBelle said the C%urch St., WiUlmanAc, with a should be, mean, end aroix»8ed contract id R*®^®®- *** owned ahoottog of Mrs. Bllsabeith H. LIggstt Drug DOUBLE Church, WillimanUc, at 9. Bur- economics, stabiUty, , par- negotiate a contract for Vernon for a to^ear oerlod ^at a several arra busteesoi Sharkevich was planned. He CliWKE MOTOR SALES ial will be in ft. Joseph’s Ceme- fluence. is employed at t^ Manrtiester Club execuUve board wlU meet *V 1®** ■®*‘"- “ 111 that he was to use a privately owned refuse of 126OM toe*flr«t v» bi- “ **"• r said Mtaa Sharkevich went with at the PariuMk RT. 6 and 85. BOLTON—648-9521 tery, WlUlmanUc. ______Ptant. Thureday at 8:16 p.m. at tbe "wnT” he couldn’t bring bta area In Ellington. second $8^00) bearing wo* oonduoted REMEMBER Dean to buy the automatic rifle STAMPS EVERY DAY Friends may call at the fu- ^ , home of Mrs. Robert Tyler, 86 “fcUow RepubUcans In with Mayor 0«nt baa teen work- , very informally with the coO; used to the slaying and even neral home tonight from 7 to 9. U ie s A f t e r C ra sh Scott Dr. Co-hostesses areart Mrs. c**** * - - - ittlat - ’Tnoirt of Ingg on negotlaAons for several to ex^ personsIS gathered' to * MOTHER'S DAY go.ve him the money. GREENWICH the Issues the Demixuiata have months now. VenMO has teen __ laive group before chalnnaif CANDY — OOaBOnKH WUUam Clalhoun and Mrs. Ron- else Hie mother wa* shot to the ON FILL-UPS Frank E. Gavta Kellman, Ready aid Primavera. they teui’t afford." wltoout ita own refuee area for ®PH°*J; P®«s*ble crat jD<>bkln. hallway of her home with a' Frank Ei Gavta, 58, of Hart- ck tomorrow at 6:80 ra) made It" He .congraihilated waives bidding on a contract for ™ ®“®®* to htoland, he said. Pltal. behind and sent end over end P"* ®* thTxilubbouse .town clerkmjeoa ■» Mrs.rauo wn front the vehicle. Atty. Allan Hiomas was at>- wlU be a social time with ^ they try to put their plat- ^ ^ year. ^___ long-range basis." He said, Complete Maqg„^I_iequlemIll mil niin to 4 m the /*>tav\*k1chapel Vaughn was WOtt in 4n criA c^. condition MMewflAl.#.*. pointed_..... to. represent... the hoard _ ’'®b:'®*binent8. refPAflhfTlfkTlfM ' ■* fnmn Inin _ ' ••.. w NcxtNSXt thsthe bosidboat posses B mo- “W® know that eventually an Big S upply Eye Gltua JOY CHUNKS 2.65 of the Rocky HUl Veterans at the ho*pltali--poUce said. at a reception at the Bowers ------mill a iM in ^ ^ to^ ^ ' b ® *® i^uthorlse the mayor to tnetoerator is the answer to the JOY KIBBLE 2.65 Home at 8. Burial wito mUltary Police were searching for toe. School on June 8 for Mrs. Ma- (Continued from 'Pag* Dim ) Service honors wtU be to the Ool.' Ray driver of toe second car.. The rlon B. HcLagan, Grade 4 . . ___ _ tract with Almond Upton, own- Board m m ter George Rls- waa 76 cents a pbund to Decem- KASCO MEAL 5.70 mond F. Gates Cemetery, second vtoicle bQce..QUt-of-state teacher who ta roAiiiig after 30 Town R^ort pro^roT^Weted by toe Re. ^ ®P®1*«<» out ber 1961, a peiM of"ncM d ciu- KASCO CHUNKS 5.00 Rocky HUl. Ucertae 'plates, police said. years of teaching:' 5r2rr!w^ ■__ which has teen used by to toe contract with Parker Ue orices. Contact ^ There are no caUing hours. toSt^ooderM^r “'^® what can HalrSHger averaged 68 nanta -• 0 . Gets Mention Lenzds PURINA MEAL 5.75 aasMwori- buUdtog taspe a pound to M anh, oomparad M n. Wllllain Schneider . 7thT i \. uuuuiug. ui^»oc^«^ ed prior to conaoUdattaBLOtt the the refuse area. with 66 crots a ves»-MrHnr«i»i» PURINA CHOW 5 :7 5 .?? *“ ““ towT^veramenta. EUngton Planning Com. (he of W certol to^Su^lSS! BOCKVILUfc—Mrs. Martha an unpireoedonlbed t^ple tie with DemocraAc platform.) PURINA PUPPY CHOW Zaugg Sclmeider, 74, of 18 West Eos Angeles Expose ______Upton has agreed to termto- tolarion had ^iproved toe use m e rising cost of food ta only Groton and TnrmbuU for an ate the contract, after many .of the facUKy when toe rtate port of the resunin for the te#i^ St., wife of WUUam Schneider, honoraUe meUA<» in >(he 26,- KEN-L-MEAL 5.40 8we«t area. Am town eon- lig foori as well a* otter Turn to forty (to) ot these coupon* to the dealer whose name appears on the coupon 28, 1896 In RockvUle. daughter . i Holyoke College, "The Mon port Oontaot. Run* De Bella Hartford Enrico F. Reale of Jacob and Marie Lan* Zaugg, ^ * '“* *” “ rteam- from New York; John Quinn sY u r d y m e a l ' 4.60 receive free one (1) place setting of Homestead Dinnerware consisting of: One ______n^rs union. and Hli^ends.” ®^®g®y,P»'®**®®«t*«®®- A 12-year-old Boy 8cout. de- ^^KU^^tol'refuse area cksMr S (1) cup, one (1) saucer, one (1) soup/salad bowl, one (1) dinner plate, or turn In 10 STURDY MEDIUM KIBBLE 5.85 coupons and purchase the some place setting for ninety-nine c«i>t* (99c). o , Poetry-G eoige Oppen, New oodr^rtoxleated tripte tie for Uverlng cople* of the Town Ra- to town wlU save money to toe use with several sA ^ ^ n s as steen^t STURDY SPEEDEE MIX, Small Kibble 5.85 Oohn, 52, Washington reporter York, ’ ’Of Being Numeroua ’ ’ highest award horwra. The win- port, wa* riruck by a car on contract with the coUector. The tTciSJrcf tte Ilrta^^ years. rise ta U Penonal Notices M l^ t o n ’a CSirteUan Science Music—Karel Husa, OcAeU ncra ore EkifieSd, Newington Woodbridge SL yesterday after- lound trip to Ashford wa* 44 ______1 STURDY CHUNKS 4.75 Mqb^ t, for a aeries on n^lonal University, “String Q^rtof Mo. and New Oanaan. noon at S:S2, and ta reported to mUes, to EiHngtnn, only seven. STURDY PUPPY STARTER In Memoriam Old Lyme, whirii won the good oonditkn today at Man- Another advantage iR i«hood of Dufour's car. of the refuse fariUty had filed ly Mimed toe Fifth Amendment." ^ Annultta* • HaalAi InsyranM , VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE $48 CHAPKL ROAD — AT VJI. ROUTE 8 — SOUTH .WINDSOR, CONN. — 82S-$881 nod Cbgdren. B lo g n ^ y —B. L. Reid, Mt. 4d pointer of Indian sixties. No charges were brbught on Injunction against the own- Pension Plani TOLLAND TPKE^TALCOTTVILLE ArroHH freai Rant Hartford Drlve-ln Theater Distributed by American (Ml Co. Inrtftute of Public Servtoa against Dufour. ers. After lengthy liMgaHnn,^ MANCHESTER EVENING H ERAI^; MANCHBS1BR, OONN„ TUESDAY^ MAY 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, QQNN^ TUBBt>AY, MAY 6, 1969 PAGE I t i lli W
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• $ EARL YOST INvMaa W. L. P et O.B. ChkMUBo 1« • .617 - In First Extended Swings Gag Shot Got Lot of Mileage ' Plttalniigh IS 10 .600 3 What staiied out as a gag shot one wBUn. afdmy Phna’phln 11 11 .000 4Vi NewTotfc U 14 .400 0 NEW YORK (AP) __ length ahead Billy Martin playing sub-.600 ball. All four Of course, we knew he was more than a doean .ntfcli ap has sent Mhmeeota out of the have fared better than the getaway along with 8-0 left peared in various didly puhUca- Pittsburgh (BUas 3-1) nlgM two games under .800 and ee-ven B^naclsoo. hander Dave McNally. A year kidding. Montreal (Btoneman 3-8) at games behind fiont-runniiv Bal- Three National League pitch- West Dl'viakm gate in high gear Cleveland Indians, wrho have What his idea was, was to Uona have bean forwarded by and Washington, aroused by lost 18 of 31 etarU, and the As ago today, Robinson was batting former Manchester residaiils cr Atlanta, (Reed S4» night tlmore in the AL East Division, ere who have seised the 1060 .350, with no homers and three show the long-haired Harrelson first year pilot Ted WiHlama, tros, who dropped 18 of 16 in one talking with a reporter, with colleagues In the newiwar Ban Francisco (Sodeokl 3-3) Bt. Louis, which to(4c the Na- spotlight by hurling eariy sea- RBI. tkmal Loague top spot by nine son nb-hitters—Ifontreal’s BUI has risen up from the 1908 cellar stretch before Wilson came up close-cropped hair. I happened field-from ettiee throuBbrat the at Bt. Louts (Olbaon 3-3) night The Mete’ Cleon Jemes, a noto gmes last fall, is four games Btoneman, dnclnnati’e Jim Ma to challenge Baltimore in the with hie no-hitter. to be the writer at the ball park E ast rious slow starter in previous The photo did get qotto a bit Of Amerioaa League below the break-even mark and loney and Houehm'e Do ’Wilson On the pIUB side, the Astros that particular day wMh the The Twins, who finlehed sev pulled off seiren double plays years, leads NL batters with a least amount of hair. eapoeut*. East Dlvlslan trails the first place Chicago —also are due to work in their .898 average—compared to hla f clubs' interdlvialon openein. enth last eeaSon, 34 gaoMS oft against San FYancizco last Sun W. L. Pot. OJB. Cube by seven games in the NL .346 mark at this Juncture last f East. The d o r s a ls have been Btoneman, who made history the pace, have won eight-In a day, tying the major league Baltimore 80 8 .714 — row and 16 of their last 10 for a record eet 38 yean ago by the season. Rod Carew of the Twins Wash’n. U U .898 beaten U thnea in 12 home for (he expansion SSxpos against 8H Philadelidila on April 17, is their 3H-game lead in the West. The Yankees. is the AL peuiesetter at .890. ■ < ••4-1 Boston 14 10 .688 4 games and are just one-halt Detroit 11 18 .468 7 New York U 18 .438 8 Cldveland 8 18 .148 18)k Senators^ Success: Simply Williams leneyTech West DtvlaloB Grabowski Minnesota 10 7 .606 — ^ows Lead, Oakland 14 10 .888 8% Wins State Kaneas City 18 11 .643 m Chicago 8 11 .431 e B ow s, 2 5 -9 CalUonila 8 18 .881, 7 G o lf T it le Few Think Pennant BeatUe 8 18 .848 8 . Cheney Tech started off like Ldcen* Elgin Baylor Rolls Under Basket for Reverse Layup in Heavy Traffic Bfenday’s Beanlte SIMSBURY, Conn. (AP) — a ball of fire but soon the V Boston’s BiU RusseU Turns Dribbler and Drives on Wilt Chamberlain No games scheduled DOug Grabowski, a junior .at flames were put out as Today’s Oames N ew Haven College, captured in Wolcott Tech staged an U-run dividual honors at the Oonneotl- fifth inning and came back with Washington at Os^Uand, N But Fans Fxcited r . New Yoric at California^ N cut InterooUegiata Golf cham a nine-run sixth inning to win, Bodton at Seattle, N pionship Monday in a sudden- f A P ) New Ballgame” merely brought Brinkman, the vtkti'veteran 25-9. Cheney held an 8-3 lead Today’s Oames death play off. Pew believe a nennant w ill ■ •»«>«•,*«)"» residenU of the stop, hit .210 in eight after only one aitd one-hsdf inn- p ew Deiieve a wiu ^^o had be 50 pointe higher now. Reign of Boston Celtics in NBA Continues Washington (Hannan 3-1) at Fatrfteld University won the R ^^^F T l^edy togs ot play. come immune to slogane not Elach has been recipients of The winners made the most Oakland (Hunter 1-2) night team award. Stadium at the end of -the New Yoric (Peterson 8-8) at backed up by action. the WUliama magic. of 23 base Mta and 14—count California (May 1-1) night season, but many shake But after the first month of “ He bubbles wlOi enthualaam ’em— errors. Wolcott wasn’t side Country Club. disbelief at Boston (Culp 4-1) at SeatUe Grabowski defeated Ted Cola the regular season, the Sena and it’s contagious,” Brinkman much better in the field being tors, with basically the same (Brahender 0-8) n l^ t Jr. of Wethersfield, ploying for the W ashin^n Senators said. ”I’ve been on this club charged with eight bobbles. Save a League! Kansas City (BuUer 1-1) at to a tod wonder what magic is ballplayers who ' were mired eight ytars and I’ve never seen Butch Oerich pounded out Frustration Key Teamwork Key Word New VP Retzlaff Detroit (McLain 8-8) night .V* being dispensed by rookie de®p to the dork caverns of the this feeling. They used to go out three hits for Cheney. Three Save a duckpln bowling off after the two tied for the Mfameeota (Boswell 8-2) at manager Ted W illies. league, appesuad to be a differ with the idea (that 'we’d see bow Wolcott players collected three league appeal has . been lead with 75, five over par. The ent club. hits, led by Bud Stumidi who Cleveland (McDowell 1-8) night field 6t 100 players hod to bat The mental snickers ooidd be we ■would get bent. Now vn sounded by Mrs. Dorothy Chicago (Horten 2-2) at Balti The have won 16 of 37 contests know we can win and the other also had three RBI’e. Six play For Champion Celts Cowles. Out After Coach tle a wind. heard across the nation when Word-for Lakers more (Palmer 8-1) night Williams, who left baaeball nine this year to put them to second club is going to havei to beat ers had two bits apiece as the . IDS ANGELES (A P)—^The reign of the Boston Cel The league in question is idace of the Bast Division. hometown crew rapped out 3 LOS_ ANGEUES (.AP)—Teamwork proved the key PHILADELPHIA (AP)—^Pete .Retzlaff, one of the years ago to a blase of glory usi” VI INDEPENDENT IJBAQDE the 22-yeor-oId Y Women’s They have had two 'winning hits. tics cmitmues in the National Basketball Association and ingredient for Boston’s Celtics who once again won the all-time ^eat pass receivers in National Footb^ League and with a slew of records, was Alien, older brothtr of RicMe frustration remained the key word for the Los Angeles Six runs in the third Inning League which rolls at the streaks of five games each and Elied Ryder picked up the win proved more than enough to National Basketball Association title over the so-called history, is the new vice president and general manager luged out of retirement by neo of the Philadelphia PhlUles, LakeiB today. —------Community Y. phyte owner Robert Short to have now taken 10 of their last to relief and veteran. John flood- It’s like this, Earl, hair is ea^r to grow! win for Center Congo last night unbeatable Los Angeles Lakers. of the Philadelphia Eagles. 11 starts to give them the fast says, ” He makes you beUeve to row, with help from Roger Fla- The well-balanced Celtics de- ***^®*‘> Nelson and Sam At least 10 more women manage the longtime sad sack take. Managere have to give at Keeney Field as they "W e played well together,” ------— ------The Eagles make if official at est getaway since 1952. yourself. He gl'ves you confl- veU and Pete Depka, jdeked up tested the Lakere, 108-108, In the latter playing hla ti are needed for the 1908.70 club of t)ie American League. Here ’n There their talttere every advahlage, whipped North Methodist, 11-4, said player-coach Bill Russell a news conference at 11 a.m., denoe.” the loes for Cheney. the seventh and deciding game game, put 11 points on the season. Anyone Interested in Oakland One EDT, today. After all, he had no experi Attendsuice ait home games Leo 'Veleas of Newington, 'who and takiiig away the dhaaee to ot the series Monday night, scoreboard In a matter ot min- In the season opener. on the winning side, wUle for Joining this highly.competi. has totaled 171,748, or 88,165 Williams thinks the key to the The Beavers return to dia The 37-year-old Retxlaff suc ence as a manager. True, he flashed at shortstop with Mori- hit a 3-0 <»■ 8-1 Mrfige is naoleal- Joe Ruggerio and Cliff Cof the losers there were dAergent ttve, yet fun league, may club’s early success h^ been mond acUon Wednesday against They did It on the friendly home cruised out in front, G am e Away ceeds the recently fired Joe Ku- was one of the game’s greatest mot® turning point, Sam Jones wem’t be back for 196-180—613, Betty Lou Jackson Oreen Bd. .400. But he also was considered games of l467 when Washington Boston slugger has been nearly grounds. having h great epring at New A zer and Jim Menditto each had His first job will be to name atmouiKer but It’s-rafkasbraing crowd of 17 068 came at this point,” said Havli- Boston since he already had an- 178-460, Dot Hills 468. The season is still about six ended Its beet seaaon at the gate phenomenal with the vray in Woleatt <») From Crown Kuharich’s successor as coach, temperamental. ab V erbi Haven Odlege He's to some of hie bAhtadtoa- two hits for the Congos. Harold nounced his retirement to go _____ months away but at leant six with 770,668 cuatomers. which he has maneuvered the Bj^rtoieri, i It niariied the 11th Ume In ®“"'® ®" expected to be Jerry WlUlams, Could Williams, the supreme t 0 nearly .600 and several of hie A Steely (3 for 4), Jim McCarthy into collegiate coaching. To the fan, the difference is staff, leaving a pitcher to Just oalpinl. ■cene comments that only a the past IS years that Boston P“ ‘ together 10 or 16 points.” teams are sought to com INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Oak- a one-time Eagles’ star now perfectionist, withstand the Blip- ) 2 tots have been tiqpe measure (3 for 4), Clarence Heller and Changes also will be made on Wednesday Rolloff Pifyer and ex-manager woidd carried off the Kb a chamf$lon- into the fourth quarter, A roll off for the Y League prise the 1908.78 member land 'nioved . only one victory coaching Calgary in the Cana shod baseball played by the Sen that they’re winning this year, long enough end pulling Wm for ih 0 1 Jobe. . . A1 Freheit, former pro- Bob Gaffney (each 2 for 4) led the Los Angeles slbe. ship. nie circuit rolls Tues Howe, rf, know about to Us broadcaota of ship, and the sixth time the Boston, 81-76. championship will be held at the away from the American Bas dian Football League, m* Char ators, who finished S7H games Tt) those who follow the club a reltever at the right time, 1 1 fesalonal football extra point the losers. Ooach BUI van Breda Kolff, day nights. Blakestro. c. Red Sox hooebaa genes ttli Lakers came up short against “ We had opportunities all Holiday Lanes Wednesday nlg^t ketball Association champion ley Gauer, a former Eagles’ as in the celler-to 1968 and had not cloeely, there seems to be a Gabe Paul, president of the Flloh, ah 7 t and field goal specialist, is Beaton. over the place,” ' said Laker C. Congo 0 2 6 1 0 2 11-11-4 assigned the Job of cementing ship Monday night with a 144- sprtot among the {dayers that (jie'veland Indians, also says Frit^. ab. N. Meth. 2 0 1 0 1 1 1 4-14-6 at 6:30 between Allen’s Package sistant coach. had a winning season since Btunudi, if, 0 3 coaching the Etost OaUioUc High C^>t. Elgin Baylor of the Lak- coach Bill van Breda Kolff, three super stars into a cham 117 triumph over the Indiana never, was or at least never sur- Williams haa been the differ- Fritsfred, p, Coffin and Osteen (3) Gala- Store, winners of the first TTie 1951 World Series was the Kuliarich’s 10 years remain 1962T * 2 tone this spring... era aummed It up very well “but we Just couldn’t do It. I pionship club, has yet one year round, and M A D winners of first televised from oosiat to Pacers at Indianapolis. WUllame, 50, signed hie con faced. Perhaps the two axe in enoe to changing the club. Sobet. cf, 0 0 UGonn ticket office is now ac- Off the Cuff vek (1) Lynch (2); Chappell ing on a 15-year contract as gen Steveos, o, Former Bolton High pitching when he said, "It becomes very really'thought we had a chance remaining on his contract. the second round. coast. The win gave the Oaks a S-1 eral manager-coach, were tract a few days before the be tertwined. ” Tted has them believing they Byder, p. ^ cepUng season ticket i^ipUca- y discouraging the way Boston- to win It in the beginning of and Gardella. Wilt Chamberlain presumably lead in the best-of-7 playoff se star Dave SoutberUn to atarrtag ginning or ' 8t>ring training and There ^are many arguments can ■win,” he said. “No matter 8 13 tions for 1969. The home slate REC SOFTBALL bought out by new E a se s’ own Totals this season with toe Qutonlplac seems to tantalize us and then the third period because we has four years left on a $200,000 ries. The fifth game la sched er Leonard Tose, Norrietown, tyent to Florida apparently fully over the firot difference, but who the pitcher is he thinks he looks like this; Oct. 4 Hew Y always come through in the were getting good shots, but the Down 8-3 after two Innings, per annum pact and there was uled Wednesday . night in Oak CoUege nine. He’s won cna of Wholesale Tire rallied for an ^Bowl Your Way to Europe’ Pa. trucking executive. aware of the problems he faced.' the second; simply. can win. Thai’s the 'way it is T^tffiry. fil>. Hampshire, Oct. 26 Massachu- clutch.' They outplayed us in game just turned around In- not happiness between the 7- land. The Hall of Famer believed hla i^g williams, Ooodrow, n Sb. eetts; Nov. 8 Rutgers and Nov. three dectoloiia with toe Breves 11-9 duke over the BA Club last Tose, who purchased the Sla with a club In a streak.” HerlUuce, cf. p, .. .Former major leoiue pltdi- the third qusuiler and took the stead, liie ball just appeared foot 2 center and the mentor Warren Armstrong led Oak gles last week from Jerry Wol- biggest problems would come Huge Frank Howard, 'who lost 22 Holy Croes. Band Day night in the opener at Mt. Nebo. Williams sees no reason tor I l a v ^ 9b, p, er Tom Parsons from Falls Vil game away from us.” to bounce their way." at the conclusion of Boston’s land’s attack with 30 points, 18 can for $16,155,000, is turning with the pitchers because, he year led the league to horners Depka. spring training, hie 30 with 44, is off to a great Mart ftoale... .Dick Wargo, trainer of 20 runs, 26 hits and 13 errors. “They’re pretty confident Andrulot, if, Pittsfield Red Sox to toe the winners, having made this as ol' Sam Jones said later, With five minutes remaining Parkade Monthly outscored the Pacers 41- 1 in to Retzlaff, the former tight years in the game had. bden de with to and a tie for toe lead. WUIIs, lb . atMetlc teams at UOonn for 27 his 11th winning season, took "They just kept coming back.” Big blow lor .the Tiremen was the third period to clinch the now,” he said as the team be Perkins, as, Eastern League. Faraone oune Ray Brann’s grandslam homer in the game and the Lakers end. voted to hitting. "Williams has that enthu Bumham, a, years untU toa retirement last It all calmly—but happily. West, apparently not bothered game. It was generally conceded gan a 12-game road trip. “ It’s a up with the Pittoburgh Ftretes in the sixth which gave his club threatening, Cham'berlain came siasm a club needs” . he said. 38 9 7 fidl, has been named to toe “ Oomradeshlp, friendship, by a pulled hamstring in his Oakland’s Doug Moe was sec The Associated Press learned that hitter Williams would be little tougher to win on the road Totals 14 S and Houston A stros.. .Thera k 10-8 lead which It never re out with five fouls and a knee Retzlaff favors Williams for the He turns It on wben It becomes. but I see no reason lor them to Iimlncs 8 4 6 6 7 T ot^ Helms AthleUe Tratoere. Hall of teamwork—that Is the Celtics,” left leg, accounted for 14 points Injury. Winners Compete ond scorer for the team with 27 sUBreme teacher Williams blit Woioott 0 10 9 are only two senior startan linquished. coaching job, but Calgary’s game time and that enthusiasm (gji down. They’re better than cheney . . _ 0 . 10 - ^ *0 9 Fame. Wargo, a graduate of ■aid Russell. In about five minutes to narrow "I wanted to go back in,” points, Gary Bradcis scored 26 whether the Senators could be with East CatUdie, outflaktar Boston’s John Havlicek put the Celtic margin to 103-100. Best stickers were Ray M ay 10 will be a luclqr day for two Brunswick Park- and Lenry Logan 19. board of directors has refused haa to rub off.” moat clube and I know they’re % forniM Purdue, was a ftoe pitcher with John (2uton and tofielder Cop- Champ, 3 for 4 including a he declared after the game. come quick learners as his pup 1 runs In WiUimantlc to toe Manchester Ms team In front in the opening But Larry Siegfried, Nelson > ade Lanes league bowlers.^ John Fairchild led the Pacers the Eagles permission to talk to ils Would be another matter. Haidc Allea, a part-time play- better than the expanslim clubs, runs in Ryder l for tain Tim OTf eU .. .WorM homer, Jim Baker, 3 for 3, Tom Coach van Breda Kolff left Williams. in 1 1-S; Twilight League to the mld - serands and the Celtics were and the awesome Havlicek Mel (Jounts at center, explain Bemie Giovino, manager of the local bowling center, with M, followed by Mel Daniels The Senators did {morly dur er to 1968 who Wt .219, has been ”If they play the kind of ball * ; ooSdiwT Champions, toe story of too never behind from there on. Los stormed back to put the game Magiere, 2 for 3, and Brann for The board says Williams among toe league leaders since they’ve been playing, they’U, ------— _ 40s. He now rpeidee in Eureka, New York Jets’ march to too ing, "I thought we were play announced that May 10 has been selected as the rolloff Netoiicky with 17 each, ing spring ' training. Washing Angeles tied It at 2-2 and then really out of reach, 108-102, with the Tiremen and Jack Hughes, Indiana Coach Bobby Leonard should abide by his foiir-year Q l.. .Yale has landed Rlrii Jau- 1068 pro footbaU tiUa, to now ing well without him (CSiamber- date for all' of his center’s . ton’s 1969 slogan ‘Tt’e a Whole the atert of the season, and Edwin.” 4-4 on shots by Jerry West and less than 24 seconds remaining. 2 for 4, and Sparky Cartier, 2 used his reserves most of the contract and remain with the Fourth Straight ron, a scholastic AU-America on film and avallabls to too piib- lain), and I -wanted someone mnathly high game ’winners. ' Wilt Chamberlain. West won the Sport Magazine for 3, for the. BA’s. second half, holding down the Stampeders. , football selection while playing Uc. The film was produced by in there who could make some A total of 48 men and women Boston led by as much as award—a Dodge R-T car — as W. Tlr! the naUonal finals, V ror. Mancheeter, with light bats,' their first invasion of the West toe third, Ulto and aervento in- with Bast .Catholic High, han- Emile Griffith Blames Refs ed circuit shots for the Oaks. 6- 2; 2. Kahn (M) def. Fraldo- (HeriHd photo by Otlora) report, we decided against put Wyman vs. AlUed * fore a pair of field goalsprmi» ini., Giovino said the the two two locallocal was ahle to ooUeqt only Jive ninga. dlea hlmseU like a veteran-of Acadia 318 236. 1 24^-21-1 yriu 6-2, 3-6, 6-4; 3. Dorokin (Cl r E A D a l l a b o u t rr I—Herald newsgrirl J^ e ting Lonborg on the 21rday dis Herald irs. Tedforil's NEW YORK (AP) — Emile had him- in real trouble in the the closing minute nalrowed‘’the will be competing hits and was charged with five Newington ll5 021 0—7 7 2 many years. The youngster to OF MANCHBanK Charter Oak 010 030 2 6-“ 9-5. def. Hust 6-4, 7-6; Doebles; -I’We can got by easily with a abled list. And I want him with- TRACK Griffith moans that, 'nolx)dy 10th. But-Clarion kept coming count. ’’ ' against 364 bowlers from all errpra. "Hall tallied three runs., Polowltzer, 12, caught this W-inch pick^l RockvUle 001 02P-1—4 10 6 one of the fineet catching pros Corcoran and Abert; SmuIIen WALT YAWOBCUa 1. White and Fraldowitz (C). four-man pitching rotation dur- (pitching Ooach) Darrell. Tuesday, May 0 Outtman and Jarvis, Cole (7); BUDGET TERMS 6 lets me pimch away Inside any in between us wlien 1 was work "I may not be In tjiis position United States and in each 'of the first two innings " Weelwndf 'The catch weighed one and th re M u ^ r bigIrwv May.”ILfaV WilUomelXM114aventry at Ellington chester to an outfielder with the. referees seem to be real quick Defending town champions Okrant and Plante 6-1, -e-S. good strong lege and I might ■UmoKr Oers Ftes ’Rierlig cideht” It was Emtle himself first season with Jerry- West "tope. Each, Brunswick op- Everett, chester sepred one in m second because of toe days off.” East Catholic at Pulaski University of Bridgeport' fresh to break when I got inside, ,11’s Center Bllliiirds .walked away want to use htoi as a plnch-nm- Tiel. 04840W' who seemed to let up when he and Elgin Baylor on the super- bowUng- center is sending March -Dick Coons, R ay and five in the sixth. WlUlams had his starting ro OOiLF Manager A1 Lopes of the Chi man baaeball squad this been that way since the acci last night an easy winner over Baseball Action Picks Up, ner. He also has a g o ^ Mrong had opponents in trouble with star aggregation. champions to Wash- stout, Joyce riidnlsky, Pat Han- Scholastic Baseball Hail U1 101 0—8-10-3 tation Uned u p'as toe Red Sox Tuesday, May 0 cago White Sox, who wlU be 61 spring. . .BalUmore Oriole slug Vernon Toem'EiM dent." the Sportsman as they tallied 9 ington. voice on the bench to do a UtUe body or head punches. Now the Boston, with its great team- .... kard. Manchester 010 005 0—6- 5-5 moved to SeatUe for a two-game Brlaton Centr^, Wethersfield, in August, had 18 major league ger Frank Robinson claims “the m e. 88, ’PMectovIKi. 'OWia. It could be an alibi- or just runs on 27 hits. The .losers had . The qualifiers: East Hartford 3, Penney 2 hoUering during games.” ^ former three-time welterweight work,’ won four of the finai five April —Hollo Masse, Bill Hanna, Nelson, Werkhoven, East Opens Loop Defense series with toe expansion Pilots at Manchester ' seasons as a catcher. worst aign in basebaU to the Emile's imagination. At 31, he’s si.x^runs on 12 hits. South Catholic 7, Hartford 6 champion and two-time middle playoff games and for. the sixth —Dan Proplescus, ’’Da Clark, Mike Beaudet, M aige Gllha. tonight and Wednesday. had years of pro fighting and Dave White led all hitters Wethersfield 3, Bristol Central weight king, says it is the ref 124 time since the Lakers moved vid Hinchey, Blanche Vincent, Kahn. Fishman, Simmons, Lewis,' Movtog right into the middle Friday to Middletown against Right-hander Ray Culp, owner has begun to show some of the witli (I 6-6 .plate performance Claire Murdock. erees. ' west, the Celtics beat Los Ange Bain. of the Ugh .school hasqbaU Vtoal Tech. of a 4-1 record, will pitch toe wear and tear. and teanfmntes Mike Reardon’' June —Jim Stackpole, Bob Manchester Hig^ (2-4), having ’Ihe accident Griffith refers to (4-6) and Carl Colangelo (3-4) les in the playoff finale. Last ff/yiwiAiiie this week finds 19 opeiwr. The remainder of the But Griffith insists he has not year, without Chamberlain, H Brown, Lori Jones, Ann Ronzel- a tough time on defense, biR was the fatal beating Benny slipped. contributed heavily in the hit lo. eUtad. Cheney Tech rotation to right-handers Sonny “ Kid" Paret absorbed In their was four games to two. This Legislator Suggests State coming up with some superb 1967 VOLKSWAGEN “ I'm as good as 1 was five ting departriient. Bob Brannick July —Em le JVhipple, L o u will ulav three times toto week, Siebw t Ray Jarvis and Mike return welterweight champion time 4-3, in a year when every- L.L. Ump Clinic a yeetoiday. cos Wed- pitching from Jim Boleeano, A1 years ago," the dapper New clouted a home run for the win Pollnski, Harriet Coons, Andrea Nagy, to that order. “ h® thought the acquisition of Noske and Brian Maher, wlU sM Siebeit, a veteran, won hla 361 Squcffeback IgMMBU ship fight at Madison Square Yorker said today. ners and Dave Solomenson and Hede. Take Over New York Tracks Volunteer umpires In iRe needay and Friday. action twice against Windham Garden, March 24, 1962. Paret, Wilt from Philadelphia would first game last Friday elnce "I'm not throwing as many Ray Ford circled the bases for • Sept. — CTiet Bedore, Vic Little League haeehall peo- Bast CatooUc (8-4) tangles and Bristol Central. Hitting has stopped in the 12th round, died the losers. insure victory. being acquired from Cleveland. • RADIO punches as I did then, I u.sfd to Plagge, Rae Hannon, Lu NE5W YORK (AP) — A state ty Leader Earl W. Brydges, un- gram will have a olnuioe te wito three schools. They play been a problem with Balesano Sign of personalized PUiONUIICO 10 (toys later. Billiards 225 546 5 29-27-0 Tom Hawkins, the Laker re Jarvis, it, and Nagy, 31, are • VINYL INTERIOR be wild. Now I’m not wasting cille Toutain. leglslator has suggested that the IcsfAied a, strong attack on the catch up on the do’s and their first Hartford County Con serve who played the final three the only estahltohed player ool- rookies who won regular Jobs on • EXTRA CLEIAN Griffith said referee Zach them. I’m pinpointing my Sportsman’s 200 004 0 6-12-6 Oct. - Walt Parker, Galen Me- >Btate government consider oper- Mbmtoy te statement at don’ts Wednesday Mght at ference game thta oftsmoon lecttog hits. S. McAdam and Branmiek games despite a sprained ankle, performanceb in their first two Clayton was too quick 'to break punched and I’m hitting real Kenney, Jeanne’ ^’Jala, Pat , Albany, N.Y. He criticiaed the the American Legion Hone agalnat South CatooUc, a make- South. Windsor, EUtogton pad Kool; McParland and Pockett put it more succinctly. atlng New York race tracks as York Racing AseociaUon ■tsrta. In his losing 10-rounder with hard. Just ask my sparring Noren. nt I 1U when n eUnlo wOl he iRi gams sgslnst Lsyard Thurs- Coventry play twice with a CVe Ford.. "The series proved that there held. "Of oourse, if any one of them auto repairs Stanley ' "Kitten” Hayward In partners.” Nov. —Dick Turcotte, Norman •*9it®, alee nt the from the' fourth round on and I do I. Ians led American League Walling, Ruth Woodbi^, Dawn fund for bsuiketretcfa em|>loyes. the state about $500,009 a day in gaman. Their sdiedule involves Tom Welakopf, maktog his Uned up, WtUlame isn’t counting TOLLAND TPKE. -TALCOTTVILLK cut 3 10 innings \ Leglen Hene. pitchers in ahutpute lasU season Black. Tlje leglsUtor, Senate ICaJori- tax revenue, it la estimated. games today against Rooky Hill, seoond lyipearaace in the recent out Jim Lonborg, toe 1907 ace IGO o f MAKCHESTER gainst Bolton and Masters, ttod for eecand place. who has made only two appeal^ ■ \
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MANCHESTER EVENING HfeRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 V . mwtam stu n t, m a n c s b b t e r , c o n n , Tinsotr, lu y «, i m > -----L ------■ _ _ PAGE TOIMiatW ' b u g g s b u n n y OUR BOARDING HOU8B wtth MAJOR HOOFLB a AT » TOO BLIT STEP OVER T ' TM I SULL PONTIGOOP O' COURSE, THERE'LL BE Giventry M t'V A X q MUST Amwtr I* A ■ A R G A I N T v CASH RES(5TER„. UNDEPSTANI^ PRICES A SLIGHT CHARGE O' M3U A M S U C H c o a t rm M m o c M g I'lX HAVE TH' HOW MOU PER I SHOULP ASK ELSMEMTAny Variety. r r iji* ! '^TMA're vgHAT REAPV CAN SELL ) GOOD M3U MOW HOU ouesnc3M S ACrSKATIONS TOMORRER SPORT ^CUSTOMER^ VUAMPCRBO APTCR *ltXJR JMtC PER, COATS II PUPDSVl IMTO TM6 VEARS AT THB ACROSS 3 Oremonial Budget Hearing Draws 200 Fans DOCt SO a oQ Rtx?c, f f M o t t r IP spactacle MtXJP PNO 6UCN 1 Diamond* BUT SOMC cutter’icup 4 Whale herd By HOIXT GANTNEB - Ihrs. Bray wBl no hkgsr fiy down of pnmiuniB wSa airall- pliM; 11,161,066. H is mat g i ^ THIMaS THE SUCHTESr 5 Globe ARE t o o A-meHnoM t o 4Evming 6 Garden device A gsnsrsBy iswveaBftV biidg- Etata law be ahia to retein tax able, "a oomplata analysis nth- to tmnqyor*****” . cualodtol [ gannent at bssring tost iVght wae a*- Iton ooUsetions, which this year er than fist figures,” fat tbs in- work, plant nwtaitsnance, in- COMpUCATEP/ • Arrayed 7 Noatril (oba.) 12 G riaddrea 8 Productive tandsd by aboot 800 tosmtonaple add an eatlmatsd 8l*33S to bar suranot area, and waa told that aurance, food aan rtosa and oth- 13 Range 9 Hearkepers and ended In 8H hours, a start- fS^OO salary. This keeps th e this Informstlen is svallaMs as er areas. 14 Get up 10 South African Ik if change over the part sev- paroentage Increme in bar rs- a matter of public reoord hi the Ths Board of Flnsaes to avg- 15 Recollect fox wal annual asaftona. One rea- queatsd salary tor next year aelectmen’a offioe. geetlng euto that would tiring 11 Accomplish 27 Former 43 Openin mouth 17 Enential French wide eon apparently to that the town aomewha* more in Una. (Tax William Miller was dtotresaed tha total sehoot board budget being ment 44Employar ,m • « *y M. M. 16 Organ of sight premier to not faced with Stupendous uen monay wiU go Into the Oe^ to note, he aald, no requeat for down to $lAB4,88i, prlne^ally la L t . IB____ Catch tigit (htof and family 48 C liffi brink 19 Diiputed 20 South Ameri increnaes In iha tax rate, the aral Fund.) some sort of sewerage dkqioaal the teaching acoouot by aWmin- can nation 29 Harangue 47 Two^mastcd 4 L L I T O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Italian city sailing Rijp WDCst aesB being a poattUe 11 Teara Bmptoye Fay program in the new budget. Mil- aUng requests' for thraa addL 24 NaUve 22 Injured(dial.) 30 Bread millB or ^ but more Wcely fti vaa Dine also petntad out, in ler was reminded that a study tlonal teaohsrs. (Tbs Board of 23 Skirt splint (comb, form) 48 WaU (U U n) OH OHI t THINK ...I'U . JUST DUCK BACK (suffix) 49 Anglo-S«|i«n the nelgUiutlioad of 0ve to sev- dtobushon of town emplojrea sal- is being conducted right now, Bduoation had raqueatad four BOMOOPrS TNUNfi HERE TILL'X CAN SEE 2SAged (srmor) 31 Back Ulk 25 American, (slang) theow * " Arts*. t»»at a qiedal committee and that $8,8(» was appre^ffiat- naw taachara.) k «I GUO THIS WHO IT 18/ 28 Certain 52 Recent' ’ rO S * UFTINS... eastern states inventor 33 Adjust This towar figure is probable formed to atu^ thia area has ed for this engineering study at In explaining tha school board 26 Speech 38 Menace (Mmb.'fiihn) I dua to oulB . ahandy rsoom- not come up with any final ree- a epecial town meeting late last. budget. Van Dina raferrad to 32 Coronets 53 Light brown 34 Mexican imperfection 42 Greek letter mendad by lha Board of FI- ommendatlona as jret, although year. the battle currently beiag muralist IT r r 1 r i irr wT Neer look of Bolton setectman board: From left, Ray Negro, First Sdectman Richard M om , Joseph L k iti^ nanos which ajSpmrsd in a aep- « ..report to expected at naxt one other area of brief dia- waged between his board and 35 Small isles n a ^ oduma In the budget Monday night’s Board of FI- cuarton waa ths salary for the **>• school board, omtarad 38 Turns aside 12 IT ■■*“ *•** 01* at lha hearing, and nance meeting. Ihia report may chief adminiatntor, who will around a latter wrlttsii by Vaa VBS AHEAP 37 Italian foodstuff Bolton ^ n iie d by m a ^ town^Mople «f(oo( the thinking of board be a part of the new town gov- l»n e aa a cover for the budgst HIS TIME «> II prior So last n%ht, rincs * was members regarding theae eminent scheduled to take over document in which he stated his ______39 Distress signal “ ATflAriiL 40 Rightful II" avsUabto. aalarlas. m November. This Is. of course, personal opinion, and ovsrstep- or just In aaversl Inatanoss, towns- xn sxplanatton of Town Clerk . naw salary account, and It waa P«<1 hla bounds. In ths opinion OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIAMS 41 Warmth Run-Off Vote Due in PBC Tie; *” **^fl*’** ^ BMaaboth Rychlln^s prdpossd explained that the 810,800 re- *he Board d . liducation. 43 Dutch coin *!^?**^ I ’*???*’**.-** 1*^*"** expensea fbr nsxt year, from Q„aot is N —^ on nine months. "nis school board fesla that 46 French cleric and agencies tor "hnldlng the■ this ytarta $28,000 to $4,800, rs- ^ ------ths Board of Finanos riiauld LAST WEEK HE ANNOUNCE O THAT HE'P ^ Bewildered fine,” and thto to |motloal|y un si False teeth vealsd considsTatlon of purobas- .-h- oov- “ croiy review and not get into Qurr^sMOKiNa pok. s o £X?"Bu t m . r ' heard of Id people in this area C twt hf MBA, U»- TAt ■«» UJ, fm. ON - BET HE S BEEN OUT SNEAKIN'A irmimr 54 Saucy A School Board Adds Two in GOP Ing a dupUcaUng machine for ss/atv tha “ *• rotUiig school poU- in the padt few years. pubUcal- PEW PUFFS/ y yeah, HE JUST a*ME 55 Greek earth thatofflce^essli«som e^^^^^ poUoe end voUinteerV**"® yfire * * d^nit- ? ’ . cies.f * Tha school boaid pubUcal- D A V Y JO N E S goddess Di tte teMm jMactioii yaiRentay mand Lemaln, lost, with 60S. the machine waa o{>ened by a Only once, during discussion refuted Van Dine’s prlntsd BY LEFT sad MeWILLIAMS rr/MAV/AOuiLTy- ^ load on thetbp machine which la m ^The _ _ ^ ^ «*iy VOL 'J 56 Hostelry Harolil Po««her(m (D ) and Aloyalus Aheam, Democrat, mechanic. I t , had merely on the wduoatlon budget, did quite heavily used now. in a printed riisst CCNSCIENCE ANSWERS unitoem requested that a cut in X JUST SAW HUH? BE A PAL^ WHEN THERE'S BEEN 57 Gaelic James Norris (R ) esoh rsoelved gained the other hdl-term seet. Jammed and icpn everything emotions threeSen to run out of Noting a $280 Board of Fi m dlatrlbuted last AN' T-TALKtD AND SIWRE ME NO OUESTION/ 58 Famous r 80T Totee lor a seat on dis Pub- with 606. His running mate, was going smooady again. oontrol, but Board o f Ftoance their ambulance account be ^ ntaht TO FATHER British school nance cut in the Planning and THE DETAILS' Vo niVdbig Ckmunlashm. Ao- John OonnoUy, kwt, with B9B. ' Alan Hoffman (D) beat Do- stared so that an electric alann Van » Dins in turn refuted tha NEPTUNE : t 59 Driving U CSMii'iuqn C. Peter- Van Dine Zailng Commission budgst, . . „ - «>.<. “ • — ... y comi|[iand i oonUng to town oounml .Harold Incumhuit Demoorat Ruseell nato RattasM (R ) 807-B97 for the kspt the proceedings going fair- $8,190 to $8,940, Loyxlm, **e inriaUed. ThU j^BucuOan’t robuttal, ty sinoo^, (hanks partly to ^bo to a membw of thTraC. would ritoliiate the general call he was disturbed by tha DOWN u lisiws tide Ue means a run-off lloonan, running upoppoaed, re- Board of Tax Review, some newly toriltufied ground he thought the PZC could brings all momen out, ntytude of school board m «^ 1 Challenge i l eleotian eorostims soon, but celved 887 votes to flU a four- Ronald Farris (D) baat John 2Unciosea -L Viera Is not time to set the elec- year vacancy. Roberts (R ) for the Zoning ndes. Inatead of Une-hy-line dto- yy, within the cut figure. (The when the sexual call to heja and that ths Board of FL (poet.) Uon up for lioadEy's budget Not oountlng those seats for Board of Appeals, beginning in aeotton of the budget. Van Dine was made in the account Just for an ambulance Involv- ^ , . ^ y ^ (Newipoptr felerpriie 4ii«.) meeting. which, because of minority rep- 1989. John Kwtanoe (D ), Incum- chose a aecllon-by-aectkm ep- the town pisnntny «.iM iiU stii, tog Us Job.” He said he had qtoken Norris is an incumbent on the resentatlon, the Democrats ran bent chairman, was auto- proach, allowing towikst'euple ymitiiig these services to "^ba North Coventry fire com- y, school board chairman Ruth oommlaaion, and Poreheipn to unoK>osed, the Denuicrats won maticaUy elected to the term only one chance * » ■!•*•* Ui| i ^ , ) PS5C Chairman Robert P<*y bad also requested soma Benoit, Superintendent Lau- a former school hoard mernhw normally would beginning in 1970. He received each_ aeotkm. (Jantner agretd that the cut electric alarm equipment, but ^^gy O’Ctonnor, and the Mato and considered HepubUean. egg votes. TMiUe eRoepOons to the rules he accomodated, hut he the requeris had hem cut by Board o f Education re g a rd ii« were granded along ttie way, tt prefer not to have' to, the Board of Finance and lump- the scope and authority of tbs m the Dmnoorwtto ewaep, ^ e ltim te s David llltcb- ell (D) waa automatically elect appeared to be a more sen- nmfnssinnni planning ad- ad Uito a separate “ electronic Boerd of Finance on school John Oonenlly inoum- “ ****®*®5’ ***** ^ "“ Jfl!*****^' Bible method o flm iid U ig die- j , vital. alarm ” account, $4,800. Both board budgets and waa unaatta- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNBB ^ review, one Zoning Board ed for the 1960 term, with 0 8 cusskm thaneitlMr of the other i^yaini asked tor a break- companies would like this re- fled with the answers bs got ^ I - ? * ? T * * y * * T7****^. ??*P**^ of Appeals, one ZBA alternate, votes. Edward Fonseca (D) ways tried In part years. Him - d<,wn in the Industrial Develop- turned so that they can handle Whether the flurry of atato- « * • oommtosloner, two beat Robert Morra (R ) 807-801 WAYOUT BY lOtaN MUSE ty-Une or entire budgrt at «an- Commtorion budget not- thatr electric alarm syatema In- mento and oounter-statomenta seat. e®d naettvated.reactivated, The the current budget m•me e police department re- now, but one'resident did com-' FSN ers could vote for four, and Aleyaliis Ahsani, aswaaMasi WELL, AFTER TRAVELING YOU THE MOST minority repreaentstlon, reoelv- clerit, beat Mrs. Anna ta p e t with wiveh the prooeedlngs ,, |k ,o_ ^ y,, nX3 is asking quasts are im by about $18,000 Pl»l«i pubUoly last night that the ad flSO votes. seven were elaoted. William and finance* boand member. FOR 9 YEARS, WE'RE dRAMPAW (D ) 708-484. . qreio taken edre of waa prob- , 1 ^ . y^, appropriation, Board of Finance waa “InUml- FKSCRipnOMS Oootrity to the trend, how RNALLYSOIM&TO Mia. Catherine Peterson______iR ) Androlevl* (D) was low-man. xibert Hoppm- V—(R) 617-lwr tor •‘•‘J . •elecfmen’a por- IDC caialrman John Druge ^ nearly $70,000, but PoUoe daUng" town boards and agen- ever, the beabthree-ouLof-four who to fUUng an unexplred the 1970 ptonnlng oommlsBlon * ^“ ‘‘ *!?* ^ handled said that $238 to for stenograph- e w e f Gotdon Bmlth atroased the cles by doing nuwe than evahi- S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL race for the Boerd of Bduoation term____ _as town______treasurer_____ beat («)(• «*). Edward Meloehe term, aiertdan is an Ineum- TradItloiaUly, the educa- ic services, postage, envelopes ftw poUoe pedteoUon in atliig the budgets and attsmpt- produoril two RepiMiean win- MriV Judtth Miner (D) 888-888 (D) (filO), Jolin Garibaldi (D) Hopper to an advtoor. have hem dealt umI stationary silica the group town, and thto budget area tn« to set policy beyond Its nsia and one Demoerat. Incum Neither candidate tor tax (802), Jerome CSiemerka (D ) Budget hfTmtliw ***'’^ ' tstdfiE iq> • tot o f plans a heavy outgoing mall g i* i't create nearly the panic authority. bent RepVblloan Andrew lEan- collector was the kummbenL WOO). James Haaseitt (R) (800), the riwrt town meet- ■*** portion ooveia load. Projactad pubUcatlon of a that H did lart year. Parent Complalaa eggla ratMtyed 883 votee; In- Mbs.______Mamie_____ Maneggla_____ (R ) de- Elmer Wilson (R) (888) a n d ^ about 80 per cent of aU money promottonal brochure accounts to the hlgbway department Otherwise B o ^ of BMu- cumbet* Demoerat RonaM Far elded not to seek re-eleotlon. Rattaaai (R) (897). tun* ware talUed at the__ Com-__ he a for another $700, $818 f«r pro- - Y T cation was dtocumed in term s ris, salt and former adxxd Mia. esaire Warfel (O), whose Androtevlch (D) (621) and muoity HaU tort" night, ~ n ^ cooslderable thbaXiig out of the feasloiial consulttag feas, $80' tor mw»ested cut in the entirely retevant to -money 0) board membsr RepuUloan Dr. second term sa a s«diool board Mtorlanoe (D ) (828) w ere auto- Momtoy at 8 p.m.; place, *««rla g only a handful to reproduetlmi of maps and $80 <* $88,000 and at thto point in BHaSbefth Alton, 801. Mrs. M ari member ends thto year, baat maticafly elected tor the 1980 waa sat tor adoption of a bud- remaining half. tor reimbursable expenses of Mi Ngiiight .Snplmlr. Inc. ga.Ti,;s5 r" lyn Mtoohan, Damoon*, was the Mis . Norma Tedtord, GOP town fire oommtosloner term. Leslie get tor 1989-70, totaUng $1 S44,- night, the aelectmen, IDC members (field trips, S io hMMT, wtth 888. conunlttee vice-chairman, 626- Hariow (D) (800) and Herbert 481. Board of finance ChairmanReneial government, portion phone calls)completsd the a long and F illin g two-year uAiexplred 898. Hutriiinaon (R ) (807) beat Al- Roy Peckham a tax SOt a fairer bearing, taking up breakdown. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE terms, Jnoumbent WllUam Aloyslus Ahearn (D ) b e a t fred Cavedon (R ) (886) and BU- rate for thto b u t o t o f 79 mHi« a fUU2% hours of the hearing. Loyxlm then quesUoned funds. First Briectman Michael ^ HEY, lOETA, COME QUICK/ ITS /WLSAWltR,) AAORE HOT WATER. \ NOW WRAP \ /HOO-EB, MAN] Houle (D ), with o n votes, i VRlTER.' S len n ^rsrsr S t « ^Vl» a. bemg due to rtoliig I*® «•»««« «» votaa. Hto runnliig mate. Nor-ysatorday, as auqwoted bafore Mlohssl Misridan (D) beat weD V< all the contra necessary road ___Thto. led__ -to further ^ oomplaleits . , (Audrey Bray). The former is premluma, a naw achool, new wurtt can he dene, and so toe ?*** ^ iq>.from $8,800 to $9,778 and the Aro rates and Increased oort town oouncU and chief admin- *" t»>e some town, the latter from $8,800 to $7,200. “ P*«**i>«» “ This one's really good . . . you'll notice H's pared to the civrei* $1,8(W. In of the contract now being ne- Interert. Some towroqieople felt ' " ‘***®**’ “ *** I'ecommended by eollege dean*, parents and thia regard, Loyslm noted that gotlated with the town road ^ (about $20,000) tor one finally called the meeting MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD faculty membarsl'' Allen would have to drive 80 crew union, and that thto re- year) would, tie worth It, ***•* “** ***® *«<1*«* track, miles a day every working day Urement plan would be a vol- awdd merely the School Board member Paul SyiMlicBt*. Imc. BUT IV £ GOT TO of the year at ten cent* per untary - contributory type of ^ paying tor the private Boardman emphaslxed, how- PftOTBCT MYSELF f *mUe to spend the request- program, and would include coUecton. J»*t before the hearing ad- s i :e v e c a n y o n S-6 BY MILTON CANIFF ed amount. He recommended town hall employe# and certain Others thought they would Journed, that he was shocked cuts In all theae areas. board o f education employes as rVt T H E R U S H prefer to continue their own disturbed to hetur these REPLACEMENT But, he relenOod aomewhst well, weekly trtps to the dump, and comiNalnts, since the Boeud of F O R O R E A T when It was pointed out that One resident asked If a break- David 'Rappe suggested going Bduoation holds open meetings, CIRCLE AIR - one step further than town rub- and it a parent to not satisfied blah removal and toveaUgotlng with answers from school prin- an area incinerator, pertiapa cip a ia ' or the stqMrtntMident, Andover wtth some adjoining towns. that parent has the right to go Reassessment cropped up to the scIkxH te a n l again In the new budget, at a None of the complaints -voic- projected cost of 822,900. This ed had been broi«ht to the at- GOP Sweeps Election; would cover the oort rt aerial tention of 'the Board of Bduca- photos and the en^eering tlon, Boardman said, end be work needed to blook off prop- utgM that townspeople make Selectmen Unchangeil arty Unee on the photos. Re- the board aware of proMema, assessment to a state require- because only in this way can the MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY RapnbUeaiifi and Democrats, packed into Edtoo Town HaU, tally tha deetkn results as best they can. ment and must be done every quality of education be improv- The tact that only three Dem- 10 years, so Assessor Samuel ed. ooiats of ttie 84 listed on ths bal TD BETTER NCT ONE PIECE OF APPLE NO USE /MAKING HER FEEL ANY O. Bessette to a aweeping vic Allen stated that this was a _, ______lot reoetved over 800 votes of VERONICA, WOULD ..I HAVETOSTAY PIE A LA /MODE AND State Results Mixed tory. The list o f nine burgeasea vital area. WORSE THAN 9HE ALREADY DOES. tlM 48B oast In ytt/Utr&ty'a bi MXJ UKE DESSERT? Included the name of Mrs.’ Mar Loyxlm disagreed, aayiiig he Amusement Park Trip ennial town election and a l l WINTHROP .BY DICK CAVALU jorie Oarlaon, first woman bur About Town thought the exirting aerials gess in toe borough’s history. Boy 6o(mt Troop m wlU meet Sf****® **®* would suffice, although Allen PALISADES PARK, N.J. WEU ----- t h a n k NCO/ IF 7HI0 kEEF© UP r U . Bolton, GOP Town, The only Republican victoriM tomorrow at 6:80 p.m. at Com- ** ”**“ • “*• ** claims they are 20 years old — Mrs. Jacqueline Onsui- can vlotory more than i : HAVE TO OETA PAIBB came in two Boerd of EducaUon munity Baptist Church. and the town's physical charac- escorted her aon John ahd H E i- A O , ent 'Die iHurallty averaged 68 W IN7H O D P/ IN MVAUOmNCB. contests. ----- lertotlcs have changed Iri^ that of hla friends on a trip to VOtM. time. / PaHsades Amusement Park. T Swept by Democrats “Mayor Clarence P. Sharp led Manchester Country Club P ercy B. Oook, Democrat School Budget Cute A park rt>olceaman aaid Mrs. RepuUican sweep In the City dinner dance acheduled tor Bat- no oppoeing candidate, (Continued from Page One) The total Board of Education Onassls and the boys bought reeldent waa more concerned ^ {jroton. Four" RepuNlcana urday night has been canceled. ^SU rid m S Tv^ »J. Cuyler request to $1,848,367 of which books of tickets and spent four e with the predicted 80-mill tax y^^re elected to the six-member R vrlll be held at a later date; HMteiiiTwxi RanubUcan aelect- from Andovsr, Bolton and the bulk to for teachers, ad- hours Monday taking "a good **“ SD** * ®y«- **^“ »* ^ * to “ •«*■ man toouikbentrroceived 218 mlnistrators and teaching aup- number of rides.” CohmiMa las^laJl, flooded the rise of 14 over thto year a) than ociatlooc ratio members.meinbero. ShamSharp noUedpolled hero concerning details. ™ -U- with a 8860.000 aasemment er- j ^ j votes. I f i « .paaent, Incumbent town with literature and signs. Democrat Leon Pahner , waa PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER ^ .'-I Candidate Negro, whose name ror, the cohdlUon j r i ro a ^ In Robert A. Toher. North Uhttod Metbodtot given-174 votes. i--- — ■ —^ ni. appeared on- aigna with an ap- to toilton. RepuMtoan Inoum- c o l l a t i o n e U « «tU RuRh Munsoo, Repuhttoan now MAVBE l l L TAKE.. A ODSTT YOU WAMT ME I ’D N NO W DEAR, .X .ONLY paal'tor “new teaderihlp,” open many Richard Itorra waa re- tomorrow at.8tU p.m. at serving her second term restoration c o u r s e TO BE HANDSOME \ / r a t h e r ^ I DIDN'T :M E A N T y , Although ^ ,to e church. Me A. Peterson, Inc. LIKE BOTTS DIO) *AND DEBONAIR? ^ HAVE YOU MEAN ed'up hto Bolton Lake Hotel for aa Town Clerk, was again top • ao£. a-(roe oampaign dinner attend selectman. In thto tnuH- v«*s fetter for her party wtth SERVINO CONN. SENiOE ISM THE WAY IT t h a t WALDO CNMXf thst It to the^.tax Increase, S - t ed by over iso lart weak. tionally Republican town, the Jo>»> Rogers will apeak on 3Y9 vol KitAM Deelgaers and lostaUerw— NO. YDU ARE WAY- PLEASE backed by the Democrats’ THANKS). II The Democrats’ short tat In- n*w composition of the Board htotory. .at the WaddeU All oiliarofiia 'major competitive Peroy B . Oook Oompleto Atterattou Servlee— ' I CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER tense oampaign ended IhLlay -P*®"?*'?.®! T ®*of Selectmen to 2-1 2:i Democrot. School " ------PTA------meeting tjimorrow------offioss iroro won by RepiibU- ment, that swayed the voters. . at 6 p.m. In the acbool auditor- eans. CKUPPY BHfMEP SLAP TO SEE V NO..OLe E YOU'D BOtP.AMONi TH' BUYER WOULD'VE ^UNK! TTUrOLDBAS with a hom-blowing motor cal- Noting Ftsn the Democrats’ The town -of 'New Milford, re- albly tha lowest for a town THAT GOON WHO BTIPP-ARMEIVAMOM UBOALLV FOUND EVIDENCE IN MY TOP FLOOR HIPSOUi:^ ' NO PIMLEM) TLL valcade through the entire town, promtoe of more aerricea, the Republican .Ruaaell V. Lawrshoe T. Scanlon was un- elocUqn In many years. Only ME! ARE THEY CRONIES T 57 ACTB ECARBP THATD BEND AtB UP FOR YEARBl PULVERIZE HER— and dtotrttatlon o f lolUpopa, RepubUqaiM, la a mood o f aome- Cartoon to office tor hto fifth ---- seated as town treasurer by 488 of 966 etocton eligible to OF HW. BUT 'oomha and yard stteka. /WAVSe HE'E what d i ^ dtobellef, seem to ^ » vote o f 1.861 to 1,460. Members of Orford Parish MArtha W. MiM. vote allowed iq> at the potto. The Democrats also had, aa GCARPER be adopting an "okay you won, The boayd to now 2-1 RepubU- Center, DAR, will meet Thura- The tax ooHsotor post waa Tha 44-plua per „ cent _ voting__ they have had every year, a OP 'fflU! ■o show ua” attitude toward the can. day noon at the home of Mis. won by CynthU Oark over her with the W to M pw n platform, and the Rept^lcans, R'chard E. Nisse, Columbia Dsmooratio opponent Edward cw* in part electtons. Tscnians. Dental Cttoio O sn ld Andanson tort to WU- The Oolumbla-HebrooAndover Dunoack, incumbent as- Publlo Heelth Nuislng Agency ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS mtaert'lffe. a^ they hive prom- ^ to'ioi iTRepitolteanT" Loc^rd. Mrs. Ruth OUfton B. Home, RepubWoan crattc cluttgaa- Amonr their nlattorm . French, Mrs. Herman Marshall, Ineumbsnt on Hm Board of Tax lon of the State Health Depart- CroLDeeReAnDBc W HiLe at XPLlKetlP \SAeVB\6B0AP!'— Many RapubUoapa felt pei^ JSSlitrtS J j l '5®P“ “ ‘ ®“ Mrs. Elisabeth H. 8a-ds and Rmrlew. won over Sarah B. c AU3NB WITH ROBIN MALONE a sonalty hurt Iqr the Demoorato’ P*“ **f Selectman Theodore Clark piank O Steele Those to Pahner. m « * that preochool dental con- KNOCKTHase \ pe/WE'HDU KHOW ferenoas will be held again thto WHERE THgRBAB^ CRE^ OVER rffHeytL vcxus cry tor new leadership, by tta ^ «* troniportatton please AHheugh numerous posts on T(7M0RB0W year in the three towns. On8 V M t |0 Our Showroom NO CROWDS AND HO HEAPG / Demoermta' statement that *®” ** ****. contact Mrs. wa«*i T. Nodden, boards and oommtosiona srero W ElLTD R N TH0IIZ T m t(6 B lM 0 S TO » was producing bualneaaes to Bolton. ; r r t t a ^ t Im f^mi^irimVTf ^ b Worth 10,000 Words! SHouTioe. cAMTiHwr WrTWTHcaSE /yPEATM ANPP/50P years of one-party rule * * biparttoan, with nomination The datM for Andover are UNTIL ICMORROW tHl$ G4MPU6 iOUrOFUF0. enough, and esitooiaUy by • a m iU i “ ®**™ ®*. **»•< «»««» to now ^ ' m.«t.iny election. then were ^ through July 18. Appoint- Words alone are not < I to dosoclbe a fit. ChorlM Cue- UfKiOE-pOWN, LITTLE SPOBTS •ars o f conuwlttee and a youth Ranubucans and two Dam. „ ______OR/WV NAME BY BOUSON 22S^^t?f®• turnout of votaiw wias pos- rsMe Meo. toL 1484788. IvibiMs SorvIcM Bustnooi Loceffiom Inveilmenf Proparty Hoosot For Sato 72 OffOrad 13 MBCHANIC or nieohanlo'n help DI2S1GNED bricks for Mdoor For Rant 44 For Sola 70-A l i fA c (f OON , MAESTiao O f 1HE PiViPER LINE, T h e m t h e M A N H a E b c h s p o s o m e o e CLERICAL) trainee —tor Inven er. A1m> man tor UM amrliDa. BERRY’S I R L D outdoor patio, barbecue. En MANCHESTER — Big SOunny CLASSIFIED TOD ARB A*t, truck Is A-1 THEIR UMDERGRCIUMO TWHEWMG ~ AMD lOOH tory control deportment at Good pay, ^ beneOta. 4l(b H FOR RENT or iaIe-461 Main INCOME property — Store, 0EMAMP5 PEW ECnON IM PAlkTriMG THOSE CLASSIFIED close your porch with wooden Ranch, 8 plus 8 iMdrooins, fbo- Oellara, atUoa, yards, drtre* HCM< HfeY SE T THE CONNER 6ACW' wholeaale automotive ware hours par' weak. Muat be Street. Building and tot next modem six-room apartment, STOPES JU6T EXACTLY RIGHT - screens, glass windows. 10,000 places, all brick constnietkm. waya sealed and small truck house. 289-7906. ______steady srorker. Apply HUheda to Post Office Excellent loca five-room apartment pins ex BTU air-conditioner, excellent^ Must be seen. CaU Paid W. ing done A-1 light. Call Tre- Manchaater TIra, Xne., M tion for any use. 6492426 from tra building lot in business AOOOUNTB receivable book Condition. Best offer. 647-1946. Dougan, Realtor, 6494588. ADVERTISING mano. Trucking Serriee toll- Broad Bt, MandiaMar. ADVERTISING » to 8 p.m. zone 'n . Heavy trafflo count keeper, NCR bookkeeping ma free, 742-M8T. area. PhUbrlck Agency, Real CLASSmED ADYERTISINC DEPT. HOURS chine. Must be oteady worker. STOCK clerk fuIl-Ume. 9 a jn . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS DARK RICH stone free loam, 460 MAIN ST. — Store or oltice, tors, 646-4200. 8EMI a A v * v ■'•ibu 40 h.p. Ehrinrude and trailer. "Sometimes I wonder why I dropped out of co/fege—/ Apply manager, Vernon Farm hour. Call GranUand Nursery, fuu or part-time not necessary on first shift tor tors, 646-4200. EXPERT Sharpening Services: repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. ,^119f«- Litchfield Farm Shop pays 647-0664 after 6:80 p.m. hod just as much anonymity there as I do here!" Out of Town Houses For Sale 72 Shop,_872-4866. 648-0669. Mancheetei* Manor Rest a plasma sprayer and grit Saws, knives, scissors, garden LOCAL area—ground-floor op------,----- better than average rates For Rent 66 MANCHESTER — 9room. EDWARDS blaster at the Klock Cfo., .1808 12' RUNABOUT, with trailer 5H MANCHESTER — Prime West tools, power mowers, hand ROOFING, aluminum riding, portunlty for ambitious men In- PILGRIM MTTJJ Is expanding JOURNEYMAN lloenB6d Home. Call 646>0129. for rapid prodtKtion work 2-story home, 5 bedrooms, 2 Tolland Tpke. Manchrater. Ap h.p. Evlnrude outboard. CaU EAST HARTFORD—Adult cou side location, excellent 4-4 ANSWERING SERVICE mowers, sharpened and re gutters, carpenter work, 80 terested in h i ^ return dls- and needs experienced cash- plumber wanted. Clo^ « MAN tn help Armind on sandwich board and grill. baths, tor the budget minded paired. Pick-up service. years* experience. Ooimecticut ply in person. 6493871. Rooms Witlioiit Board 59 Apartments*— Flats— ple, four rooms, heat and hot duplex, 2-heating systems, 2- family. Only $20,600. Hayes tributlon to 12 types retail out- Appiy Blake^ 177 apartment houses. Apply to water, near bus line and stores. “SharpaU", 580 Adams St,, Valley Construction Co.. 648- Hartford Rd., Manchester. Ray Boulet Plumbing and THE THOMPSON House — Cot- Tenements 63 car garage. Permanent siding, Agency, 6490181. lets, backed by newspaper and Manchester Garden Apart MAN WANTED for . shlitplng Part-time or full-time, day Call 528-0598, between 4 and 9 643-5306. 7180. Free estimate. Heating, 644-1317. huge parklike lot. Mid 20’s. 849^ 875-2519 television t^vertistaig. Mer ments, 15 Forest St. and receiving, must have good or night as needed. DINGY, 8’x4’, sturdy flberglas tage/St. centraUy located, large THREE ROOB^ available Im- p.m., only. pleasantly fumlshOd rooms, OaU now, Hayes Agency, 849 KlANfJHEISTEIR — 81x-r o o m and leave your meosage. TooTI hear from our advertiser In GARDEN and lawn service. ROOFIRG and Roof Repair. chandise investment, $5,000 re working habits. Modern East construction. 648-4046. mediately, first floor, heat, hot ------0131. Colonial. Large flreplaced liv COOKS — Full or part-time, w a r e h o u s e five-day parking. Call 6492858 for over 4ti rooms, Jig «*■«««> wlthoot spending ab evening at the telephone. RototllUng, with tractor. Call Couglln Roofing Co., in'e., 643- turnable. Call 246-4687 or 875- CASHIER-' nights, including weekend*. WAREHOUSE man. Hartford location. BYinge ben- Qualificattons; Personal ap water and parking. C3all 649 R(X3KVILLE ______ing room, three bedrooms. Ex week, full scale fringe bene night and permanent guest 872-6669 after 0 p.m. 7707. 7308. BOOKKEEPER Apply In person, Howard John ents. C^l 289-8291 for appoint pearance, speed in handling 6846, evenings and weekends. unheated, $100 per month, pre- MANCHESTER —9room Co- ceUent location, city utllltiee, fits. Apply In person, Watkins Garden T aim rates. fer adults biA will accept one AotomobllM For Seri* 4 sons Restaurant, 894 Tolland ment. ' materials, accuracy of por lonlal, IH baths, fireplace, garage, $22,9(». The Hayes Full and Part-time Brothers, Lie., 635 Main St. WE HAVE customers waiting chUd, no pets, references re Tpke., Manchester. tions, eye appeal o f pro Dairy Products 50 OOMFGRTABIjE room for old stove. $20,500. Gay Blair, 742- Agency, 6490181. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback. GARDENS roto-tilled with small Roofing and Many employe benefits. for the rental of your apart quired and security depoelt. 6921. Pasek Realtors, 2897475. Holp'^antod— ■topic and MEN WANTED to work in grain duct and dependabiUty. JERSEY BERiL strawberry er employed gentleman. Park ment or home. J.D. Real Es HERALD Fuel injection, all extras, 6,600 tractor. 649-7184. Chimnays 16-A We will train. IDEIAL afternoon For personal Interview CaU 876-6496. Famaio 35 mill. Good pay plus CMS, Blue *■• WAREHOUSE FOREMAN plants for rale. $1.50 a hundred. ing. 272 Main Street. ^ tate Associates, Inc., 648-6129. LARGE Colonial —7 rooms, 4 delivery work for college stu -i» ■ Write Personnet Depart S ^ s T n m ***’^”** LIGHT trucking, odd Jobe, also r o o f INO - Speclallxlng APPLY IN PERSON 9:30 to 9:30 Cross, Major Medical, life In CaU 648-5611. TWO BEDROOMS, living room bedrooms, 1^ baths, large INVITATION dent or night worker. Phone ment, Litchfield Fiarm Shops FURNISHED room for rent, MANCHESTER Garden Apart- BOXLEITERS after 6.80 p.m. moving large appliances. Bun»- surance, vacation, pension Hbcperienced warehouse tore- with fireplace, modernized, 7 kitchen, front to back living pairing roofs of all kln^, new WOMAN for general housework. 648-0256. Inc., P.O. Box 269, Mlddle- OUR potted tomato plants are private eiArance, private ment, 16 Forest St. 8H and 4% 1965 (jbR V A lR Monza 4-door, 6 Inj barrels delivered. 84. 644- roofs, gutter work, chimneys ROBERT HALL plan, etc. Steady year 'zound man agricultural supply miles from UC3onn. Keith Real room, built-in oven and range, T O B ID two or three days' a week. bury. Conn, or call 1-869 ready/now. We also have cab bath, local. CaU 649-6626. rooms from $126 to $186. month- For Tour 1776 cleaned and repaired. 80 years' CLOTHES DRIVERS — Responsible men employment for responsible ' house, charge of shipping Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. dishwasher and disposal. Sealed bids will be received cylinder, automatic, good con CaU 648-0669. 5202. bage, lettuce and tomato plants ' Infomiation cfXperlence. Free estimates. 69 ROUTE 6, SOUTH WINDSOR needed Immediately to drive men. Call 6494628. and receiving. Must have FOR RENT, kitchen ly. tremely large and heavily ^-be off toe of the Director of dition. $675. Call 646-0312. THE BEST In siding and gut by the dozen. Krause EHorlst, VERNON — Centrally located Call Howley 648-6861. 644- catering trucks, part-time ability to direct warehouse privileges, laundry faciUties, LOOKING for anything In real treed lot. Won't last! $26,600. THE HERALD wUl not | ters, reasonable. Call 646-1829 Equal opportiuilty employer. crew. ExceUent salary and 621 Hartford Rd., 648-9669. six-room apartment, no A.ror....) _ Stpoet, Manchester, Ctonn., until disclose the identity of 8388. momingns. Call 649-0805. lady only. After 4:80, call 649 estate rentals ~ apartmeata. Agency, Realtors, ONE OWNER anytime. COMPTOMETER fringe benefits. Etast Hart utilities. Immediate occupancy. any advertiser using box PLUMBERS — Experienced, APPLIANCE *129. homes, multiple dwellings, iK> $150 per month. Security de B49Z813.______CONSTRUemON OF ALPINE letters. Readers answer 1962 Caievrolct Impala Concert- LAWN MOWERS sharpened ford location. Applicant Dogs~Bird»— Pats 41 Household Goods 51 tees. Call J. D. Real Estate Mitiinary, OPERATOR RESPONSIBLE teen-ager for apply superintendent, Thomi>- SERVICE MAN LARGE, clean furnlelhed room, posit required. Broker, 742- ing blind box ads who and repaired. Engine tune-upe. muat be bendable. For In Associates, Inc., 643-6129. plans and speclfl- ibke summer, fuU day babysitting son Apartment Job, Center and SEVEN-month old, female Irish gentlemen only, kitchen priv 6385. desire to protect their POWER BRAKE>S Pick up| and delivered. 649-7958. Dressmaking 19 terview caU 2899656, Mr. Model Home Furniture center-hall colonial, modern QatlMis are available at the In my home, 2 school-aige chil McKee St., Manchester. Equal TELEVISION Setter. AKC register^, all ileges, free washCr, d ^ er, MANCHESTER —New 2-bed- idmtity can foUow ihis | POWER STEERING Openings tor experi Hill or Mr. Gordon. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL VERNON — Wilson Lane Apart eat-ln kitchen with dishwaeh- General Selvlces Office, 41 Cen- procedure; BOOKKEEPING and account- DRESSMAKING and altera dren. Call a ^ r 6 p.m. 646-3682. opportunity employer. SERVICE MAN shots, completely h'ousebroken, parklng. Palmer Realty, 643- room apartments. Oven, range, er, 2 full baths, formal dining ter Street, Manchester, Cwmec- AUTOMATTC enced comptoni.eitier opera $100. Call 6496609. 19 PIECES ments. Now available new 3V4 Ing services specially tailor- tlons, zippers replaced etc tors. Must be sklUed 4n all 6821.' refrigerator, waU to wall car room, three bedrooms, wall to tlcut. Enclose your reply to I In good condition. RN TO TRAIN nurse’s aides In d I'VERSIFIED landscape work, $297 rooms at $160. Spacious kltch- Town of Manchester, the box in an envelope — j ed to fit your business require- Call 649-4311 phases of comptometer geriatric care. Burnside Con- willing workers only. Steady part-time, EXPERIENCED-backhoe and FREE kittens. peting, heat and hot water In- menits. Call Mldd Man As s CcmnecUcut address to the Classified 161 NORTH SCHOOL ]ST. FOR ALTERATIONS neatly work. Five-day week, Mon valescent Home, 870 Biumslde employment for right man. 876- bulldozer operators, experienc man, parking, linen service, Robert B. Weiss,' Manager, Maneboster soclates, 646-4448 after 6 p.m. family or newlyweds to accept Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ^ , cellent location, ,$31,000. Call 643-8268 and reasonably done in my day through Friday, excel Ave., East Hartford. Phone 9166 6 to 7 p.m. H PREUSS SONS ed dump truck drivers and 643-7523. 644-0248. living room with formal dining 049.-^204 General Manager . Evoiing Herald, together deUvery of complete Model Dls- 649281^ home, call 643-8760. lent benefits, free parking, Mr. Atlas, 2899671. Classified ads, lb laborers. Ctall 742-6190. area. Heat, hot water, co m- ______;______with a memo Usting the OROOMINQ aU breeds. Har pfoy of QuaUty Furniture Just FURNISHED room for rent 1963 BUICK LaSabre, alr-condi- subsidized cafeteria, con BOLTON WE HAVE tenants waiting for plete electric bill, parking, CAPE — Six rooms, modern companies you do NOT genial co-workers and ex- MATURE woman to care fo r PART-nME help wanted, truck FULL or part-time, experienc mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron removed to warehouses for Pub- for gentleman, near bus line want to see your letter. tkmed,.. power steering, power Household 5crvices your apartment or house. Call and basement storage, all in kitchen, formal dining room, INVITATION children In niy home, o'— 643-9492. ed Bridg^»rt operators, top Rd., Bolton. 648-5427. Uc Sale. Modern 3 complete parking. Call 6496914. Tour letter wlU be de windows, radio, heater, stereo Moving— rucking— ceUent working conditions. driver. Apply In person. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 849 cluded. Pholne 876-0723 to 4 ;30, fireplace In 11-ving room, three Offered 13-A Apply: transportatiop. 643-6588. Purnell Place. wages. Apply at E & S Gage, rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 stroyed If the advertiser tape player. $660. 643-1947. ------u — ^------5torage 20 Mitchell Drive, AtaiMhester. DACHSHUIfDS, Chlhuahura, pc. Convertible living Room, 4636. after hours 8798276. bedrooms, breezeway, at T O B ID is one you’ve mentioned. BAB'YSITTER — one or tw o Weimaraners, AKC registered tached garage, walk-out base The Board of Education of the 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. ROOM for gentleman, very q n E and two-bedroom de If not It wUl be handled 1962 RAMBLER Aijnerican, 2- LOAM, gravel and sand orders MANCHESTER Dellvery-Ught days per week, provide own LABORER for construction litters. Sale subject to vets ment, large wooded lot. $26,- Town, of Vernmi, Connecticut, In the usual manner. $10 down, you may purchase central. Call 6490613. luxe garden t ^ e apartment' Resort Property doorj station wagon, .....$175. Call taken now. _Telephone . . 649-3709. trucking and-pnckage delivery. FIRST NATIONAL transportation. 76o per hour, work, cor necessary. $3 per okay. Some ready to go. 1- 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real will receive sealed bids for 1. 649-6643 after 6 p.m. any room Indi-vldually. Im available now. C^l Paul Duplicating Paper, 2. DupUcAt- J Refrigerators, wariiers and 2894449. hour. Call 843-0851. 628-6678. mediate delivery or free COMEXIRTABLE room tor em For Rent 67 tors, 6494200. REWEAVING O f bums, moth- stove moving, specialty. Fold STORES INC. COLONIAL BOARD CO. W. Dougan. Realtor, 640-4036. ing Fluid, S. Spirit Master Units, 1966 MUSTANG convertible, storage. ployed gentlemcm, bath and holes, zippers repaired. Win ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. SETVERAL opening for light NOW ON Sale-i-Two-months old GUILFORD, N.H. -New chalet SMALL (tolonlal -six rooms, i" Mlnvcograph Paper V-8, radio, 4-speed, excellent PARK & OAKLAND AVENUES, CAP & CCP Charge Plans parking. Call 648-7760. 149 OAKLAI0 Street — Two . ______1____ u rtll Vwtt v>tt/«ralvA / 1 o T Bids will be received at the Lost and Found dow shades made to measiure, bench assembly work. Apply SkiUed and unskilled. ExceUent wages. FhiU-time, 6 days black Miniature Poodles, AKC in the mountains, minutes fireplace, garage, Assumable condition. CaU 643-6690. ■ DEAN MACHINE Also, our own Instant Credit rooms, first floor, includes office of the Superintendent of all size Venetian blinds. Keys EAST HARTFORD, CONN. In person. Engineered Metals, per week, shift differential. Blue Cross, CMS, life Insurance, registered, shots, paper train from Lake Wlnnlperaukee, mortgage. Near schools and schools. Park u d School LOST — Gray male Siamese. —------■ ■ ;------paid hollUays, other fringe benefits. Plan heat, and apidlances. $85. Call 38,000 made while you wait. Tape re 'Painting— Papering 21 Inc., 10 Hilliard St., Manches ed. 6491807. sleeps 22, 2 bathrooms, hot wa stores. Bralthwalte Agency, streets, RockvlUe, Ctonnectlcut, Slightly cross-eyed. ~ coHar. PRODUCTS A partwents— Fiats ' 6492426. \ ter, carpet throughout. Lively miles, automatic transmission, corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 ter. A progressive and expanding company. 649-4693. until 12:00 noon Wednesday. Vicinity. Manchestei^Glaston L. PELLETIER PAINTING — FOUR Beagle puppies,- two DISCOUNT FURNITURE resort area. Rent by the week power steering and brakes, Main St. 646-5221. 102 CX)LONIAL RD. Tenements 63 MANCHESTER 4-room apart —TT ------:— May 26th, 1969 and then at said A A Interior and exterior painting. HAI^REM^ companion house- white and tan, male $80, WAREHOUSE bury line. Answers to Misty, or month. 6498638. IN THE HEART of town, nine place and time publicly opened, $1,050. 643-0835. or part-time. Apply Marlow’s ment, garage, a-vallable May ______reward. Call 646-4640. TWO HANDYMEN want a Papering and paper removal. keeper to Uve in with elderly female $26. Call 649-0422. NOW 2 BIO LOCATIONS LDOKINO tor an apartment? room (four bedroom) home tor read, and recorded, Beauty Salon, 887 Main St. 615 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER Has Immediate openings. 3580 Main St. Hartford 16th, $180. CaU J. D. Real cOD — New 9bedroom CUTLASS, 1966 4-6oor, auto variety of Jobs by day or hour. Fi’oe estimates. Workmanship woman. Nice home, driver’s 'Rave many to choose from, less t h u $30,000. 1% baths. Specifications and proposal •VLL popular pedigrees In stock 622-7249 Estate Assoc. 648-8T79. jjj ^ectrlc home with cun deck matic, power steering, power Reasonable. Call 643-5305, 649 guaranteed. Fully Insured. 649 license required. Call 644-8116. TURRET LATHE OPERATORS $146. up. Paul W. Dougan Real garages; extremely convenient forms may be secured toom the LOST — Ladies* gold watch, 8292. 9043, 649-6326. PILGRIM MILLS ’Fabric De ( M rs. E . S. LoftUj^ — at lower prices. Wild Cargo (former Puller Brush bldg, i brakes. Good condition. $1,395. ------:------f------HARDINGE CHUCKERS OP tor, 649-4686. PRIVATE entrance town house' picture -view of Cape Cod area. Owners are transferred, office of the Superintendent of vicinity Main St. Call 649-6444. partment Store 1s expanding Pet Shop, Mancherter, 643-6108. 175 Pine St. Manchester tvn« nne-bedroom’ flrrt-floor Day. Available tor July and their loss could be your gain. Schools, Park and School seen at 36 Oakland Rd., South UGHT TRUCKING, bulk dellv- B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, and needs experienced sales ERATORS 646-2332 MANCHESTER — Carriage iyi>e one-oeoroom, nmiioor ^ __ ^______« ______. ... Realtor 649 Streets, RnxbirillpRockville, P/winecticiitConnecticut Windsor, or call 647-1743 eve apartment. AppUances and September. Phone 6490408. T.J. Crockett, LOST —Passbook No. 26 004068 ery, yards, attics, cellars clean interior and exterior painting, ladies to be trained tor our new MULTI-UIRCUITS TOOL MAKERS (former Norman's Furn House, 3*4 large rooms, cen ’ '“ '166. -. WANTED — Experienced trac- DRUG CLERK — Over 21, F o u r l o v e l y kittens want a heat included. $146 i>er month. 1677. 9, Savings Department of the nings. ed and removed. Also odd jobs. paper hanging. Thirty years fabric store now under con Warehouse tral air conditioning, dish y Raymond E. Ramsdell tor trailer driver. Api6y in part-time, good pay,-./.expert- PRODuerrroN m i l l e r s , s e t new home. Call 649-4096. CaU Paul W. Dougan Realtor, i Superintendent of Schools Connecticut Bank Ik Trust Co. 644-8962 experience, four generations. struction on Oakland Street. Rapidly growing firm in the at corner of Pine & Forest St.s) washer, adults only. Call War p^eon. S V D, Inc., 95 Hilllatd enced preferred, driver’s U- u p AND OPERATE INSPEC 649-4636. Wantod To Rant 68 Y Application made I for pay- Free estimates, fully insured. Apply Mr. Blake, Pilgrim Electronics field extends an TWO LITTLE tiger and white Mon.-Fri. 99. Sat. 96 ren E. Howland, 649li08. Y 1961 LARK, good running condi St.!-' Mancheeter. cense, hours flexible, reU- 643-7361, 164 Oak Street. Mills, 177 Hartford R d „ Man TORS:' EXPERIENCED WITH ment. Invitation to ylsit our plant able. No phone calls. Miller tion! 643-7889. Building— chester between 1-6 p.m. kittens, looking for g ^ SEWING MACHINE8 — s t o j^ FOUR ROOM apartment, stove MANCHESTB5R — Park Oiest- THREE-BEDROOM apart- HELP WANTED] to discuss training oppor STEADY part-time work, 7 a.m. AIR-CRAFT TYPE PARTS. homes. Call 6496480 after 6:80, NOTICE is hereby given that INSIDE—outside painting. Spe Pharmacy,' 299 Green Rd. sutomatic zig-zag, excellonl and refrigerator, adults. 649- Gard^ Apartments. Im- J"®”*’ tor ttoee retired pwple. FULL-TIME 1967 BUICK Riviera, , 2-door \»onTr«trinqContracting 14 tunities In the toUowlng: anytime week ends. Prefer quiet section. Best of . Optional Share Book No. 4994 cial rates for people over 66. tp 12 noon, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., condition. Makes buttonholes, 9428. mediate, occupancy,; 3% ------room n—«— For Lease five days. Call 6495334 between ‘All Benefits. apartinent at $136. Heat, h ot references. Call 6495617. ■ Luncheonette issued by the Manchester Sav -A.DDITION8 . remodellngT ' ga' Call my competitors, then call GERMAN SHEPHERD, male, hems, embroiders, etc. Orig- Honing, like new. No money NURSES 5 and 6 p.m. monuify MAIN ST. — 2% rooms, first waiteir, oven-range, refrig- f u l l -tem K a n d ings and Loan Association, r.sge, rec rooms, bathrooms me. Estimates given,. 6497863. SOLDERING MULTI-CIRCUITS AKC, one-year-old. O ^er go .inally over $800., INDUSTRIAL down:, call broker, 233-8715. An Equar Opportunity Employer fioor, heat, ligljts, electric tor, parking and storage. jOall PART-TIMB Inc., has been lost and 'applic- tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce 875-8401 RN’s and LPN’s INSPECTION ing 'VletNam, Best coffer. Call payments of $8.50 each or pay- Rapidly growing firm in the stove and refrigerator. $100/ 627-0238 between 0 and 6 p!m. • Check-Out Cashiers COMMERCIAL tion has been made to said As 1957 CHEVROLET. 300 h.p., 327, ment work, cellar floors, pa 647-1610. $61 cash. 522.0931 dealer. Business Property tios, roofing. Call Leon Cies- PAINTING interior and ex- for cheirge duty in East electronics field extends - an monthly. Call 6492868 from^<9' After 5 p.m. 647-1871. Apply at <^ce sociation for payment of the 4 mag wheels, $400. Call 643 Apply -between 10 a.m. to 12 SOUS CHEF and dishwasher For Sale 70 PROFESSIONAL synskl. Builder. 649-4291. terior, very reasonable, free Hartford. AU shifts, top PART ^ TIME in-vltation to visit our plant FREE — Cute kittens -to good FOUR-PIECE maple bedroom to 6 p.m. , / amount of deposit. 9367. noon, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Ask wanted. Call Ellington Ridge MANCHBSfER —40 Griswold W. T. GRANT. OO. estimates. CaU Richard rate, paid meal and meal to discuss training opportun homes. 643-0986 after 5 p.m. 6 r set. Also white kitchen set. 391 CENTER Street, an eight Or a combination of the < . WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- Martin, 649-9285, 6494411 for Mr. Harvey King. Mornings end Evenings. Country Ulub, ^6-3131, ask tor FOUR-ROOM apartment, sec St., 3 rooms, heat, hot water, . Manchester Parkade three uses are possible fn NO’n C E is hereby given that 1965 CADILLAC DeVUle con time. Paid Insurance, good ities In the following areas; ' weekends. CaU 6493884. room home vrith 2-car garaj^ An Equal Opportunity modeling specialist. Additions, 11 a.pi.-2-p.m. Joe Marino. ond floor, central location, refrigerator, sto-ve, a ir -c o ^ - .this attractive, modem, Optional Share Book No. 14401 vertible. All power, showroom behetlt4. On bus line. located in business H zone. Employer rec rooms, dormers, porches, JOSEPH P. Lewis, custom and - FABRICA-nON SHETLAND SHEEP dog, male, CLEAN, USED refrigerators, $125. dnnoothly, adults. AvaU tioned, disposal, .parking, 247- one-level buildlng*>at 60 issued by the Manchester Sav condition. No money down, call MULTI-CIRCUITS LATiro operator. Jig bore Dwelling could be easUy con- cabinets, formica, built - ins, painting. Interior painting, 7 p.m.-ll p.m. R p im N G welped Feb. 14, excellent tem raises, automatic washers able May 11$. kfbrrlson Agen 4046, 633-7402. HUltard Street abutting ings and Loan Association, bro^jer, M3-8716. BURNSIDE 'verted for professional or £om- the redevelopment zone. bathrooms, kitchehs. 649-3446 paper hanging, dry wall-in 50 HARRISON STREET PLA'HNG opernors, second shift, ex perament, raised with chil with guarantees. See them at cy, 6491016. Inc,, has been lost and applica CONVALESCENT HOME Apply perienced men only. L«Mi . ihercial occupancy. Robm J. 14,000 square feet, one 1967 COUGAR standard, under stalled and taped. Wallpaper I BRIDGEPORT dren, outstanding blood line, B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 THREE.ROOM apartment, first tion has been made to said As books on request. Exterior 870^urnslde Ave. East Hartford f (3orp., 1 Mitchell Dr., 643-2362. WE o i^ R this deluxe Z Smith, Lie., 963 Main Street, level, aU air conditioned, 15,000 miles; excellent con HOMES. GARAGES, porches, MANCHESTER, CONN. in person has all shoU, $100. 646-3926. Main St. Can 648-2171. floor, beat, electricity, hot sociation for. payment of the Phone Mr. Atlas,-2899671 Ask ’ for Mr. Harvey King room apartment on West Cen 6498241. well lighted, three attrac dition. Call after 6 p.m., 649- rec rooms. room additions, petinting, aluminum gutters water, refrigerator and range, amount of deposit. 50 Harrison St., Manchester WAREHOUSE help wanted, 80” WROUGHT IRON bunk bed ter St, In Manchester. Fully tive oMices, heavy wiring, kitchens, roofing, siding, gen and leaders. Fully insured. 649- MCDONALD’S DRIVE IN $136. month. 6492349. MANCHESTER —Main Street compressed air, truck 3766. hours 5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., ex - set, ' mattresses, ladder and equipped icltchen. Abundant eral repair work. Financing .9658. If no answer, 643-6362. COUNTER girl, Monday TWO BLACK kittens looking tor building, prime retail focation, dock. 1.14 acres land. In OFFICE clerk for local automo 46 West Center St, cellent tenefita, -several open railing included, good condi off-street parking. Rental, $160. NOTICE Announcements 2 1964 CHRYSLER 300, 4-door available. No down payment. through Friday, 6 p.m. to 1 homes, call 649-4817. modernized. Excellent condi dustrial z ______with assistant's Ucense, small apartments, wall to wall car floor, garage and cellar stor Serial Number radio, heater, 4-door sedan, 334 porches, garages, closets, ceil 647-1461, Mr. Case. 9901, Mr, Claman. Jumper„, bay mare, ten years. ANTIQUED pine 3 foot Dea- sq. ft., 814-toot reinforced Personals 3 ings, attics finished. rec EDWARD R. PRICE„-Painting beauty salon, goc|d wages. 648- pets, dishwasher, appliances, age. Call 64928n. - . I Summit "St. after 6 p.m. )$276. C a ll’649-0118. con’s bench, ' $30., Tote stool, 2S6676-B146482 concrete ceiling. .Space rooms formica, ceramic. Oth exterior and Interior Paper- 8409, 246-3867. DISHWASHERS — Days or LICENSER Journeyman elec- Help Wantad— air-conditioning. Starting at THREE - ROOM unfurnished, — EXECUTIVE ------■ ------SIO.; 334'8umm lt St. after 6 ONE ROOM furnished apart Investment Property j ideal for “clean room,” :.,third floor apartment at 20 1965 PON'nAC Tempest custom er related work. No Job. too hanging. CelUngs, etc. Insured. — !)T;; nlghts, fuU. or part-time. Ap trlcian. Experienced hi or will- $166 per month. CaU Paid W. will be auctioned off to hazardous uses, control!^ Male or Female 37 p.m. ment, heat, hot water, shower For Sale 70-A Hartford Rd., free, in exchange convertible. Automatic, power small. Dan Moran. Builder 649-1003 “ WOMEN or girl to baljyslt with ply In person.-'Howard J o h n- in£i to leam commercial and i Dougan Realtor, 649-4636). cover towing and storage vibration, heat, humidity ' . ______L______nine-year-old boy for siunmer bath. Apply Marlow’s 867 Main for light custodial and hostess steering. Very clean. No money Evenings 649-8880 . SECRETARY son Restaurant, 894 Tolland industrial wiring, Oall H.G. REAL estate salesrhan, estab Articl4i$ For Sal* 45 rHRBE apartments In -- one charges at Moriarty or high security storage., NTCK. t SAPATSARIS' Painting months, days. Fountain Village ------^ « 9 rooms, second - Total space 17,000 square duties. Excellent opportunity down, call broker, 233-8715. Tpke., Manchester. Schulze, Dic.j 8799707. lished agency, 17 yeaie, car building, a cottage with one DORMERS, add a level, room Contractor — Erterior and In- vicinity. Call 875-8579. SCREENED '".•loam, processed >4’. pearl gray, $28. Call 649 refrlgSrator. r ------Brothers, 815 Center feet. for retired active couple. No EVEIHNG ■ I^YTERVIEWS peted office.'Call Mr. Hutchins, apartment plus 3 house trailer terior. Reasonable rates. Free gravel, sravel, ^ d stone,. 0125 after 4 p.m. I m m ^ Street, Manchester, Fri pets Or children. 3outh Meth 1965 PLYMOUTH Fury ill con additions, garages, roofing, W AITED — ^ Journeyman MECHANIC — fiUl-Ume and 949.6324. 180 Confer St. ‘ parking spacer ^th excellent CaU owner vertible. Automatic, power siding. porches. Complete estimates. Call 643-1731. PART-TIME experienced tele: pluiiiber, good wages, over- part-time, fringe'benefits, paid fill. (Jeorge H. Orlfflng tod . — ; , V l. .. ao - , turnlshed apartment, fii day, "May ITth, 1969 at odist Church, Earl T. Trotter, , ARRANGED floor, beautiful location, income. Extremely high poten- steering, power brakes. Very home remodeling. F’inanclng phone saleslady' for national time, and paid holidays. A.B. holidays. Apply in person to DAY AND night holp wanted. Andover 742-7888. COMPLETE home of furnlturb. 1(1:00 a.ra. 649-0834, Miss Ethel L. Gosiee. room apartment, large weekly. 8796316.-1 tlaron heavily traveled high STUART CARLSON sharp. No money down, call •■avallaMe; Call Royal "Custom concern. 5-9 JS.m. Ctyivenient (Jhlck Plumbing & Heating, H9r.... pianager, Mlnit Auto Care, 82g Apply I King’'8 Snack Bar; Man- call uftei: 8 p.m.,""649-0698. ' 649-2936. . parking. Work 24 hours weekly . EXECUTIVE SECRETARY , , ______; rooms, heat,,, hot water, stove, way In a business zone. $68,000. 644-0181 broker, 233-8715. Builders, 0493434. Floor FinisHing 24 REQUIRED FOR CHAL 2926. . , W. Middle Tpke., M anch^er. cheetert*-'"- SIX FOOT reinforced and earn $50 salary plus bon P*®"‘ ® . ,------.1— •------refrigerator, garage, laundry Phllbrick' Agency, Realtors, LENGING POSITION AS tables, $18. 848-0144. 648-4200. Automobiles'For Sale 4 196S Vo l k s w a g e n , Viunrodf HERME’S Rem^eling Services P’LOOR s a n d in g and refinish uses. Phone 646-0725 for ap- SALES HELP wanted for pet M lis ic a n n s t r u m a n t s S 3 "faculties, adulU only, no pets, ASSISTANT TO DIRECTOR Business Locations 6 sedan, with radio, low mil mileage," -Kitchens, additions, play Ing (specializing in . older pointmesA shop. Must have some knowl- w a are forced to re------$153. Available July 1st 649 6 NEED CAR? Credit very bad? OF PERSONNEL. MUST For Ront 64 ail rooms. Recently featured two floors). Inside painting. Paper edge of pets. Pay accord^ ^e ^ for^ HARDMAN PECK-Baby ^nd 4884. 6492497. Bankrupt, reposs,ession? Hon HAVE EXCELLENT 'SBX?- NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY locate. Removal sale now at 646-0102. top national magazines ' for hanging. No Job too small to experience. FuU or pa^^-t- piano, in excellent condition. nice 5TV E -room suite of front Main est Douglas accepts lowest RBTARIAL SKILLS AffD gokig on. Everything In our 61S-0598 after 6 p.m. SMALL quiet buildings nlM ^ planning, designing, construc John Verfallle, 649-5750 time. Apply Pet Department, St. offices, lOO percent loca down, smallest pawaents, any REGISTERED NURSES BE INTERESTED IN PEO WE WILL TRAIN YOU store reduced. All the latest ______L______:______area, one-bedroom apartment, 1969 CAMARO V-8 engine, 327, tion. Professional services for Kings Department Store, Man where. Not small loan finance PLE;. EXCELLENT SAL model Zenith color TV, black tion near banks, alr-condltlon- staijdard gears, bucket seats, less. FYee estimates, no obliga chester Parkade. See manager ’ ’ iTl ' T— ^ ------appliances, heat included. $146 company plan, IS Mo- WANTED OpeningB for MEN and WOMEN on our &id and and'white TV. and stereos^ Low, ed, automatic fire sprinkler. Dougl best offer. 528-2769 after 5:30 tion, 232-6500. Bonds— Stocks— ARY AND BENEFITS. 3 to 10 p.m. >1 Wa.t»«d— To Buy 5B per month. Call Paul W- tors, 345 Main. (XINTACT THE PERSON 3^ shift Many fringe benefits including profit low, prices. Modern T V 0 Serv Apply Marlow's, 867 Main St OPEN HOUSE p.m. j' * ------( Mortgages 27 FOR NIGHT SH IFT 3 ->vntlque fumliir^- Dougan Realtor, 6494886. DI 17^. r. . i NEWTON H. SMITH & SONr------NEL DEPARTMENT, MAN sharing. I , SHORT ORDER COOK and ice, 386 Center St., e4S-21|06. CHESTER MEMORIAL waitress, full or part-time. glass, pewter, oil paintings or DELUXE 9room apartment, M^CIffiSTBR new t™ u ^ h ■ ■ CAMARO 1968 Sport Coupe V—8 Remodeling, repairing, addl- MORTGAGES, loans,. first. FU LL OR PARr-TIM E YOU SAVED aixl elaved for stores for lease. 600x100 square SUNDAYS--2:30 P.M.-S:00 PAI. 1064, automatic, on the floor, automatic, excellent condition- HOSPITAL. 643-1141, EXT. APPLY IN PERSON AT >•> Good working conditions. other antique Items. Any newer buUdlng, plush atmos tions, rec rooms, garages, ond, third, all kinds, realty, wall to wall carpet. Keep it feet. Busy location. Reasonable. bucket seaU, all Ijower equip- musj Sell. 742-7547. porches and roofing. No Job statewide. Credit rating un 243. Meals furnished. No Sunday quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- phere, carpets, appUances, ment, well kept, privately own- ' »■ «- REGISTERED NURSES ARE new with Blue Lustre., Rent Hayes Agency, 646^131. too small. Call 649-3144. necessary, reasonable. Confi- URGENTLY REQUIRED FOR work. Childers Restaurant, 260 8709, 165 Oakland Street. heat, all Included. $160 per ed. 649-1439. J ^ _ THE ALDON SPINNIN6 MILLS OORP. Hartford Rd. Apply in person electric shampooer $1. The month. CaU Paul W. Dougan SMAIi^ STORE near 100 per ^ ------j— TraRers— dential, quick arrangements. THE 11-7 SHIFT AT THE MAN- ______TAUSDTnmUUE, OONNKOrncUT Sherwin-Williams Oo. iibuSEHOLD lots - - .^tiquM , SOUTHRIDGE PARK CERAMIC TILE —^Bat)m>oms, please. Realtor, 049-4686. 1965 PONTIAC Catalina, nine- Alvin Lundy Agency, 527-7971, CHESTER MEMORIAL HOS- WANTED —Woman to do hon- I cent Main Street location. Ap Mobile Homes 6-A counter tops, puIImans^ floors, bric-a-brac, clocks, ’ frames. ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. passenger wagon. Automatic, 98? Main Street. Hartford. Eve- PITAL. NEW SALARY RATES ing, your hopie or mine. Call Holp Wanted — Male or Female 37 glassware. We buy estates.'VU- LOVELY TWO-bedroom apArt- SOUTH ROAD, BOLTON etc. Free estimates, .all, work nings, 233-6879. ARE IN EFFECT. CONTACT 649-3819. apwer steering, power, brakes. 1967 NIMROD Riviera tent trail- guaranteed. 649-8430. lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 42d ment with refrigerator, range, Excellent condition. No money er. sleeps four to six, spare THE PERSONNEL DEPART , Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. disposal, air-condltlontng and Included are shades, traverse rods, soundproofing, aU-^ectric heat, wall-to-waU car- SECOND MORTGAGE — Un WOMAN for houseworli, 4 hours ‘petlng, G-B refrigerator,^ dishwasher, air conditioning. Ranch style buUdings with down, call brqker. 233-8715. tire, J550. 649-8430. MENT. MANCHESTER ME parking. $160 monthly. Handy limited funds available for sec a day. Must provide own trans- WANTED — AnUques, used separated g basements, m uter TV antenna, well-Ughted free parking. No children, no Paving— Driveways 14>A MORIAL HOSPITAL 643-1141 to Main Stieet.Stief CaU 644-2427. 1963 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88, ond mortgages, payments to portatioh. Call. between 6 - 8 m A le suit your budget. Expedient p.m., 649-9742. 4-door Holiday hardtop. Air-con Motorcycles BIACKTOP Sealei —Driveways GAS STATION ATTENDANT eflUtes. Call IWIWWM after 7 MODERN three-room first floor FuU-or l%tt-Tbne DIRECTnONS: From Mancheeter. Rt. 6 and 4iA to Bolton, take left on 44A at Bolton ditioning, power steering, pow service. J. D, Realty, 643-5129. Openings for ^killed and unskilled workers on all Bicycles and parking areas machine CAN You QUALIFY.? Part- 9D a y week, paid vacations and' holidays, paid s4ck tim e.' apartment, heat, hot water, TV>p Salary, Plus Notch, turn right onto second street on right (South Rd.) to apartments er brakes, automatic transmis 11 sealed. 23 years experience In WANTED a mature woman for time work. Earn $65. in 19hour Many fringe benefits Including Ue Ins., accident, knaj<^ three shifts. .(Company paid insurances, up to 3 stove, refrigerator, parking. Oommlsstont Apply sion, whitewalls. Good condl- BICYCLES—new and used. Re4 pavement 'construction > medical and hcspltgUBatlon. weeks vacation,, profit sharing and pension plan. Adults, no pets. AvaUable May Ion and BusillOSS Opportunity 28 typist position. Must have vveek, day or evening, you CALL IN PERSON — SEE EARL LEWIE WANTED — (3ood used kitchen tion, $575. Call 649-9808 after pairs on all makes. Open daily maintenance. . Call Hartford, ----- ZU-T._____ - f, ...... good memory, be accurateu ra t( and choose hours. For personal In- 16, 86 Birch St., call 647-1619. Leasing Agenf 6 p.m. waU cabinets. Call 649069$. LU JON SALON 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop. 249-2636. Evenings, 521-5774 or SMALL retail business ,'estab- enjoy working with 'figures. tervlow call Mrs. Wyde b** or 6498448. 182 West Middle Tpke'., 521-0374. Conn. Slurry Pave- lish ^ over 20 years. $6,000 Hours 8:30-5 p.m. Monday - PAUL DODRE PONTIAC, INC. 1967 CHEVROLET Impala con tween 12 and 2 or 7-9 p.m., 644- Apply now at Cheney Brothers, Inc. 649-2098. ments Cqrp. cas)i required.- Includes stock,. F"riday. SmaU • local concern, 378 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • M928a8 9 bwiroom duplex, half OF BEAUTY J. D. JUEAtFY CO. vertible. Automatic, power 0875. ) Rooms Witliout Board 59 ' fixtures, etc. Excellent oppor informal environment. Call 649 ' 81 Cooper Hill Street ______I two-famlly avaUable soon, wall 61 East Center St, steering, power brakes. Excel MINI BIKE, Rupp C-35, 1988, 643-5129 (JsdK Gooiaii) tunity tor right person. PhlV iste, for interview appointment WOMAN to work part-time In R(X)M for gentleman only, to wati carpets, lt4 baths, ap- ' Manchester lent condition. Nq money down, excellent' condition, *$140. Azia Agency, Realtors, 649 between 9 and 11 a.m., week- egg plant processing eggs. 649 M anchester, Ckinn. private entrance, ^ o w e r and pUances,* nice area. Call Paul Phone 648-19SD call biyiker, 238-8715, Phone 646-1984. SS4 \ 1 t.
MANCHESTE!E e v e n i n g H iaA LD , kANCSIBSISR, CONN., TUiBSDAY. MAY 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 6, IMS M rojm tM lif: . -A xt » ' ------— ------— ------^------72 H o w t For So!» 72 Homos For SoW 72 Out of Towii Oat of Towa -OTT s . 1 . . KAMCHBSraR — "Two tamlljr, 88 PBARL. 8T. — T w o - t u n n y ,______For Salt 75 For Solo 75 ASin -By CLAY R. POLLAN- M m m € > u i« 8. |00d floor pi*"- gmrm«^ mtouU8 t » y i — RuiCh, Hit m bed- OOUnCBIA — ttx-imm R u A . You Should Know •VUL3I Vow Daily Acftvtty Guide >< UBRA Main St,- dwelling could be 71 r f - MkiirteiHmoe' lhrla( room dinliif room a n d room*, kitchen with dining living room with proplace, XM. 19 ’ Atcording to the Stan. » easily converted to profrorinn- '22 l « a r (trace, treed large kMohen. two bedrooms, area and built-lns, wall to wan dining room, oountry kitchen, Remember whan a pitbUc Ub- I- 8-10-22 redevelop mettoge for W ednqj^, al officee. Profwrty In excellent John F. Jackson 2-5459-68/0 tot Wotverton Agency. Mty be boaglil extra CTpcted living room. Lsurge three bedrooms, two batlr rary 1^ the Mst ct pisoes Uiat rood w o i^ corresponding fo numbers condition. Profeaslonally ap 9-7^79-t^ 1 ^ . Httltors. .84Mn8. lot Wolverton Agency. Rea)- two-car garage. Assumable rooms, basement garage, ^ deemed sHanc« a cardinal vh> V TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. ------tors. 64»-3818. praised, priced accordingly. AMiao SCORPIO mortgage. H.M. Frechette, aere lot. Scenic locatloo. Near a»mi when tbs libmrtaa. I Be 31 Mind . 61 To OCT. 21 tU A C eaisn B R — new two- . . . ____ For appointment call Russell 2Hewl Realtors, 647-9998. MAYS© 320n 62&)end liin ily duplex in a residenUal flirynEN-ROOM Colonial, 3H- til- Real Batote, M8-96B8. After 7 5>41-47-4M3 3 Friend 33ConMrvoHve 63 Con NOV. 21 Wan to wan oar- ed baths, large family room, Owner, l-228-n«3. ^ ^ ^ 4Who ■ 34 Ideo 64 Heart 18-15 p.m. 388-9084. COVENTRY — 8U.900. Mbdem V-71-76 5 You'll- pefl»«. oven and rnngea Includ- 3 fireplaces, plastered walla,- 35 People 65 Help 606M6-9 one-year old Ranch, 8 bed ptac#-iMB if you diaturtMd Um MMINI 6 Drop 36 About 66 Unproductivi ed. Separate utllltiea, walk-out full insulation, porch, city util- PRIVACT Raised Ranch, 7 rooms, electrically heated with Wolltad Rool EstOta 77 trsnqulHty ai her _ sMirtiim MAVJ, TThoie 37 Plogue 67 You SAGITTARIUS ‘bassment. Wotverton Agency, ities, built-lns, extra large 2- rooms, 2 flreplacee, 1%baths, 8 Sure 36 You 68 Ot NOV indlvldu^tmt control, i ^ l - ^ »>y •cr.tchln, jrour JUNt JO 99e 39Hond 69 Vim 848-3S1S.. car garage, near school, treed recreation room, .garage, alu- 10 To MC num storme, slumlmim siding. bead? 0^-43-31-64 40 For 70 You lot, excellent location. Charles mlnum siding, acre, view, $27,- Ranch or Split Level, MAnches- wwi, times have dianged, II Projecli 41 An 71 Untongle 35-37-38-70 MANCHESTER - 2 famUy e^iVRiOg." WO. Hutchins,' Agency, 649-SS24 Gerard Agency. Reidtore, 648- 12 Keep 42 Could 72 Tugs 75- or v lc li^ . for out of town And Ubrartans along with them, CANCn 13 Thor 43 Be home, 6 plua 8 roome, alumi- _ __ ^------W65. 649-0688. 73 And ' client. Call Ifr. Pace, Inter- jotm F. Jackson, Mandieator 14 Don't 44 Other 74 Heortoches CAPRICORN num aiding, very good condl- RANCH — 5H rooma, bullt-toi MANCHESTER ^ e —T-fopm ■ _ nTTZiT 15 Reedy 45 Originol national AssocUtes, 647-1800. head librarian since 1966, Is a 75 May tion. Three be'” n«*"*«*■ entrance Garrison Co- ,,V T “ Patricia, "18, who will enter Statoa a ;^ tbs. Soviet Union, education, a daughter’s rage. Located on quiet real- » three-room apart- “ v e x »e ^ Southern Connecticut State Col Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. cious 0-room Oolonlal. Only oliMfa, 6 pjn.-6 p-m. whom It choona to call sne- Many of the White Flng—pro- dentlal street in an area of ment Double garage, two lege in September following CSilneae—Oonununlabe, Includ 9 years young, this home Rdf Rervlee: 16 aji •6 p-aa. inlao. NEW LASTING'— GORGEOUS offers complete family liv comparable homes. Low thir wooded acres with a 20 mile graduation from New London PoMngNB ragkiM as It Is now ing a number c f their most Im- Ranch completely — yes, com ing indoors and outdoors ties. T.J. C!rockett, Realtor, view. Immediate occupancy. * ? •? *•. . ______High School; and Michael, 16, oengtruoto^ tided by Dcfenae pertant leaders, ba've been pletely funilrtwd. A "move-ln” (near acre lot wMh brook 048-1677. $37,600. Paaek Realtors, 289- a freshman in high school. l i n Ptoo In the nazne killed or errested. The labeat to 7476 742-8248 ImmdHsle isBiQy v O f, At UCtonn, he said, “ I be situation. Furniture Is tasteful and treee). Some of toe spe . ______anvRme, Ualted ta five of 'H a o Ttie^uiig'o Itaoughta," dis was Aung Gyt, who called and quality, includes (xdor TV cial features include large MANCHESTEIR Exceptionally came more Interested In talk clean six-room home with aa- BOLTON —6% acres, large mlsidro. b w angrily oppoasd tb « Viet htanaelf "Lenin,’’ the vtoOm of a set and air-conditioner, too country kitchen with built- • ing about books with people who Burnable mortgage, modem bam, four bedrooms, t w o BlatenRy: Folhen, 11 a-ro. ■ nam peaoo talkB. Vietnam keeps deteimined Burmese army of- many other items to mention. ins, aluminum siding (in- came to toe book store than In Sbe Amertoane pinned deem and tenoive. The present leaxlexv wedding or any other kitchen with buUt-ins, alu- baths, family room. $38,600. 16:66 p-m,, aad 6 pjn.-6 p jn .; R an ^ has 2-car gara^, lovely stalied when built), first selling." Realizing the import dralno Asnettoan rlotMo; mess Thakln Zii^ quickly Instituted mlnum siding, large enctosed Holcombe Healtora, 644-1286. dhais, 6 p,n.-4 p-m., aaR t ance of finding a career posi landscaped lot l00x2M, base floor family room and study, and m ania. hia lown eystomatio executions porch. Immediate occupancy. ______:;rr— P-*®-** P®*- tion that would enable him to board heat, aluminum rtonns finished walk-out bas^ent, VERNON — Big 8-roo(n Raised Etordjy bad Pddng’e new of rivals. $24,900. Philbrick Agency, Age UmMs: 16 ia support a family, Jackson be and screens. Reed oountry sized 3-zone hot water heat, etc. Ranch, Cathedral ceiling, an- ig poa^uige PoUtburo and O ntral The White Flog Oommunista Realtors, 646-4200. gan to examine area colleges kitchen. You must see tMs one! etc. We could go on and on tilque brick firefriace, carpet- self-aervloe Oommlttoe been InataUed when are trytog to mount a “ people’s offering undergraduate p r o- on equal terras, free service to South Windsor — Manchester but one look is worth a 5.2 ACRES, beautiful land, very '-ig. complete kitchen^ U g rec lod. I get the impression several Had eWnaaa ptiqMganda began wnr" belidnd the faxMxle of what line. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. thousand words so call now grams. areas in MandMster are tai a all individuals and groups In the attractive modernized farm loom, paneled office, garage, Tke beating tits drum tor more and they call the "National Demo- for an appoiiutiment—priced He entered Southern (tonnec- community. It accepts as its house, beamed ceilings, fire- large lot in quiet area. Much state of tranaltioa," he said. tafenoMIsd “ people’a w ar." The crsiHc United FTOnt," whlto MANCHESTER in the mid 30’s and worth ticut State —then called New "But If condlUona warrant, there basic objectives the provision future need place, excellent bam, other more. $32,900. C.B. G o v a n g two main taigeti were tnialland they use as a poUtioal arm In more. Haven State —and earned his would be no hesitancy In pre and servicing of expertly select e ig h t room c a p e buildings. Hutchins Agency Associates. 643-9574, 872-4166. Htwitiia. Vlstlors oro asked to and Burma, both nastinloor much the same way as the Viet BS In less than toe usual four senting the need to the town ed materials which aid the Inr Realtors, 649-6324. beer wHh the boepMd while tte iiilgTdiiifa o f ttie IndocMnsee Oong In Vlstmun use toe Nation On acre of land with large HAfES AGENCY EAST HARTFORD ye^rs. Presently, on his o w n Board of Directors." dividual In the pursuit of educa H^go iinr pesMeiB ccrisls. ptotanlfta al Liberation BYont. Obedient to outbuilding for only $28,- MANCHESTER — $2,000 cash 4-bedroom Colonial, 2 baths, time, he Is teaching an under Rather, he would prefer to see tion, intorraation, or research, 646-0131 On Thailand, the propaganda dirocticn from Peking, the 900. F\ill shed dormer, two ' to qualified buyer!! Seven double garage. $26,600. Meyer graduate and a graduate course present service uidts stiangthen- and in the creative use of lei hatted "an excellent aUuaUon of Wfhlte Flag OommunlstB long full baths, plus! plus! plus! rooms, 1% baths, full hose- Agency, Realtors, 643-0600. Potieots Today: SIS In library science at Ms alma ed. In addition to books, poiii- sure time." mater. In 1964, he received an the people’s w ar," and revolu- ago torpedoed efforts c f the gov More land available. CaU TWO.fnmilv rtimlov In mint- mem,ment, move right InIn!! Call ------aADMITTED d m i t t e d YESTERDAY: 1 . phlets, and periodleala, there is Pride and desire permeate al iwu-iamiiy auplex m mint con- „ u~!,i___> r. BOLTON — Two houses. One -iat o» . MS In Ubrary science from tionartsa who adhere "to the ernment .'to bring about peeoe. . Mr. Bogdan tor details at diti/m Ym tt*Pdw1 Irtf iVftrrGJl B. HOVill&Xkdf Rcftltoi^a _ ' ’ _*»_ a*. J&IHOS AntOXllOi 14T Olcotv Sv«i 6m a large collection of record al most all of Jackson’s comments 649-5306 or -87S-6611. . 643-1108. - 5 «>on^ Are- Mrs. Victoria Bliss. 283 Hlvh- S‘«>mona College In Boston. bums to be circulated. During 0.1 the Manchester library sys great Initti that poUtioal power They have. Instead, instituled a In Manchester. New- ceramic , Mrs. Victoria Bliss, 283 Hlgh- place, garage; one house -r- 3 St.; Mrs. Marguerite Cole Before launching his profes- Jackson’s tenure, he has In tem. Pride in Ms established yet growe ant d tbs bsrrel of a widespieaxl reign c f terror, not tiled baths, recent heating sys- rooms, bath, garage, work Lockwood SL; James career at Mary Cheney, stituted the borrowing of framed always youthful and growing po gun." only against goverament sup B & W tem, new floors, etc. Two-car Lots For Sale 73 3hop and leundiy. A p ^ x - (^m bleholm e, 148 Union St., Jackson said he heard It had prints. sition In the community. Desire On Banaa, wtaiiab obaree a porters' but against Oommunist garage. Possible to assume ^ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. imately 2% acre*. Terms. Own- Rockville; Mrs. Harriet Dou- a good reputaUon In toe area, Whlton Memorial Library has to use every avenue to Improve long border with Rsd CUna, tbs facUxms which disagree with mortgage. Professionally ap- BOLTON LAKE — Vernon, Manchester Parkade er will finance. Net income, ggj,^ Gardner St.' Joseph "Since then," he added, " I have an audJtortum for community and expand that position. propaganda extolled revohition- them. ' praised. Ask for Mr. Zinsser, treed lots, 600’ to water, pav- Manchester 649-5306 $2,000 yearly. Price $21,000. Durbin, 12A Bluefield D r.; Mary '«am ed that reputaUon extends use, such os the existent Great "There is a lot of enllghten- arlOT wbo sootn "peaceful tran- As matters stand at toe mo Belflore Agency, 647-1413. ed town accepted road. Priced 649-0617. Jo Fox, 490 Buckland Rd., Wap- ^ A*® New England region. We Books study group, and Man naent to be done to let the pub atiton" in heroea of Mao T m - ment, Peking's Inflammatory MANCHESTER — Stop, look , to sell. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ------Dine- Mrs Unda Garev 188 haven’t Mt the national level chester Community CcHOege lic know what serylces the li tiH ^s Udnldiiif# ^ pix^taganda to ’IhaUanxl end read. On Main St. 2-family and MANCHESTER — Close to cen- ^ Burma is Ukely to have little ef office. 2-car garage, beautiful 2-family, 6-6 duplex, a 11 C OVEm^T< - a,.lo. SSi y;. >■« cinema series. In this connec brary has," be said. "ITie im- flhooM the Vietnam* war fade lot, 100x300’ with artesian well. norci\ nvarlmklmr lalte’ J“ Vce Garman. 68 Bowers St.; About public llbra^-schwl 11- tion, Jackson implied that, at pociant role of Mary Cheney awdy some day, etther Tballend fect In etxeigthenlng the toour- rtiadc trees, lot 64x330. Selling r e l ^ Foundation ready to build on. iTsM O ^l^wibrick'^eMA V n T M” - Jeanne Gerber, Gerber, 48 48 Walker Walker *>rary crary relations, rem uon^ hene had nau this u..» to some future date, half the Mary Ldbrary Is that it Is an institu or Burma nolgfat eerve the Red gency movements. But whist on account of sickness. S16.000. Philbrick Afenev Real- ...... aav <0. Hayes Agency, Quiet area. CaU now. Morrison 646-0131. Realtor, 643-1016. ished and utilized for an ex obtaliwd." tAwviSiwg to bring about a new other governments of South and NEW 6-room Oolonlal, 11^ baths, you 220 W. Center St.; Paula Hoff- pansion of Ubrary controUed pro The Utarary's 2.67 vcHumes per Vietnam eituatlan. TliaUand ie Southeast Asla^must be wor 2 fireplaces, built-ins, laundry MANCHESTER; - Attractive WOODED buUdlng lot, north- m ^,''Lo^m te‘ RdV.’ B;)rton; »brary and « c h o ^ - grams. "AU things would have capita are below the state stand an ally d the Uiilted Statee In rying about Is tbe xlay when room, family room, 2-car ga Ranch. Five spacious r^m s, east ^co_rnej^_of 01c»tt_ ^Strejt_ Harriet Houghton. 289 Main St.; to be equal," he was quick to ard of 3.25. Using the 1960 cen fighting toe Vietnam war. Bur peace comes to Vietnam. two baths, fireplace, walk-out and Carol Drive. After 6 p.nii. ' ed a toree-bedroom Ranch fuU Ralph McCollum, 16 Laurel PL; C om m ^M tlon Is there a n d add, again meaning staff and sus, Jackson said, $1M,416 would ma gets belp both from the So- rage, city utilities, large 1 o t, ea a tnree necroom Kancn, nui ^ March 262 Wetherell St ■ There Is no hesitancy goURT OF PROBATE, held then our Growth Bond growth, Jackinn was very defin at Manchester, within and (or the ernmsnt openly feara what may ■ 4 Invitation To Bid Yeomans 67 Kehalnston St credits his predecessors AMSTXDN LAKE — Handyman's Sealed proposals wlU be re-re ’ . , wth doing much to mctice toe U- ite, despite a national trend DIatrot of Manchester, on the 99th happen If tbs Vietnam war ends downward. "The technical infor day of April, 1969. ALL WAYS BEST, speclal, new five room cottage celved In the Eighth UUUUes BIRTHS YESTERD AY: A son trary facilities what they are. Present, iHon. John J. WhNeit. and W,000 American troops mation explosion has called tor toell with water and sea>tlc. District Pirtoouss.-MBnehester, to Mr. and Mirs. Douglas WaU- " I Inherited a very flne U- Judge. laaro Thai aoU, It reflects oonfl- Increased .In-llbrary services," Estate of Arthur B. Freeh, late close to main beach. Asking Oonnectlbut, not later than: ingford, 28 W. Middle Tpke.; brory. Previous Ubrarisihs had danoe it can handle the he pointed out* Td that end,- a of Manchester, In said District, de $7,200. Call 649-0422 or 649-8641. May 10, 1966 at 7:00 P-M. twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs. built a fine basic book cd- ceased. ffilnese tosplr^l Inaiugency In brand new printer has been In On motion of Bara J. Freeh. 89 ^ C A N 0 I B 8 — — . „ Elastem Daylight Saving Time Joseph Kent, Bolton Branch lection. Now we are trying more stalled In the reference room to Pond Lane. Manchester, Connecti tbe noitoeaat tt will eeek belp ~ At which '111116 and place Rd., Vernon; a daughter to Mr. and more to serve the com- cut, ezecutriz. enable a member to record any ORDERED: That three months only if external torees expand Out o f T o w n said proposals sliali **® and Mrs. Carl Joyner Jr., 60 munlty through weekly book part of a periodical page, or from the 29th day of April 1969, tbs oituatlao Into brooder oon- is a wise choice. F o r S o le 75 opened tor furnishing of all Crestridge Dr., Vernon. lists and spedal lilsts d Op- he and the same are limited and the entire page. Mowed (or the creditors within fttol. n would take conetdersble ------._ ------materials, labor, equipment, oiMA ■ tm-oa.wDT*Av eratlon Reachout.” Some spe- which to bring In their claims foros, pectisps from Communiat SOUTH WINDSOR ■— Dutch incidentals to reconstruct the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: dgR^ed Usts to date Include bl- Some periodicals have been, agali^ said estete, and said ex transferred to qilcrofUm, and Colonial, modem kitchen with Mather Street Sewer tfovci Cen- Mrs. Liittie Kuczynakl,, 110 WaJ- bUograjhles on Czechoslovakia, ecutrix la directed to give public p?!g!aiia?pg5fBgwBMfta!g« « w g g ^ ^ ririrrurtr with funds available, Jackson notice to the creditors to brSK In bulU-ins, formal dining room, terfield Street to east of East- nut St.; Detleiv Schur, 178 P^m - Thailand, the Middle East, their clalraa wlUifii wtM thM M large Uving. room with . fire- Rgid gtroet, approxiihately 420 er Dr., Wapplng!■ James Puchal- china, and Urds. indicated he would like to make I^ e d to publlablng a copy of this this a continuing process. “ I order la some luwspaper having place, breezeway, 2-car garage, Uneal fesL Hnrtferd; Jan Chrisadore, "Anytlilng we can do, we a clrc^tlon In said probate SS- HARTFORD r’MTfONAU GROWTH BOND enclosed patio, large finished (Contract Documents Including 20 WlUard. Rd.; Mrs. Grace wm_>> he said, "'to enrich peo- know some' borrowers would trirt within ten- days from the date of this order and return make to tamily room, $36,500. Philbrick drawings and technical speclfl* Demers, 264 Oak S£7; Mrs. Shar- pie's Uves." miss the feel ofa'magazine cov V ' ^ CEMTIFICATC Of.OiC^6igir!^ er," he laughingly- commented. this court of the noUce given. issue Agency, Realtors.“ 646-4200. cations ara on file at the Eighth ®** Kraahel, 166 Henry St.; Mrs. With ■the exceptltm d tive Bast JOHN J. WALLE’TT. Judge. "Also, ’ you cah'l take a strip OATE- UtlUties District FineiXMise on Judith Berger, 219 Summit St.; Hartford Public Library, JaCk- oT microfilm to bed.” BOLTON —Large Ranch, four Main Street in Manchester. Virginia Tyskewlcz, Broad son feels Mary CSieney Is the He was' hesitant about ex bedrooms, two full baths, for Connecticut, or at GflswoUl Bln- Vred Hanson, 234 Green ^bongest east of ithe river aa SOCIAL StCURITY OR I.R .f. in s MATURITY pressing a peraonal philoeophy mal dining room, modem kitch gineerlng, Iiu:. on Main litre s Arthur Mercy, Windsor lar as UConn, and as for south "T ------p ------DATE_____ en with bi^lt-lns, 2-car ga- of a library’s and librarian's dHARK TOUR In Manchester, Connecticut Locks; Leroy Moore, ^ W. Mid- as Norwlto. 1 . - rage large lot, near high ______function. Produce rather than X Cfoplee of Cfontnct Docu- dlo^Tpke.; Maurice Westerlwrg, What innovative service might AMOUNT school. $27,500. Philbrick Agen- obtained by'de- 28 Lynn Dr.. Vernon; Mrs. Rita he have in mind? “ I would like talk is his attitude. When pltmed PRESCRirnON OCPO&tTED $ cy. Realtors. 646-4200. positing ton dollars ($10.00) with Bump, Y8 Loveland H1H Rd„ very much to come up with a H- down,, he said he could hardly Improve upon a 1668 American HERE \ ■ *'’*'^A|40^NT PAVASH at OWIOINAU MATUaiTV BOLTON Lhe Elnglneer for eadi set d Rockville; Roland Deveau, Bris- brary-oriented service for shut- IN TK R e S T 2851 Library Association objective: 2. R nn\T P A R P lQ m s i documents ao obtained. BJach tol; Mrs. Nancy Goddard and Ins,” J.ackson replied. He re- R A TE RER "The public library provides, WE HONOR ' TRWT your tosels to loyely floral mo- KUVilVl IjA K K lo U IN such ___. deposit .______will,,, be,____ i«funded. _.. AanfphfAr if <*6ughtor. Ridge Rd., R/w«1nr11lA'Rockville; vaa vealedTaH o a l/wwk1local women’s awwiiwgroup A N N U M -.— .— , ------.____- . - F\)ur bedrooms, first floor t<:oMAOVNr'.':[> r.oHiit.ys'-JiLY. fifs in easy embroidery. Tlie colors are the drawings and (fontract Doc- Mrs. Lorraine Hay and son 21A had volunteered to assist In famijy room. 2*-i baths, 2 /master rich; the.stitch-easy-to-do cross-stitch! uments are iwtunwd In good Downey Dr.; Mrs. Janet Roval- 'such a project. "But^wie came Loiged N o liw ^ a r g ^ r Hartford Nationaj. Bank AHo Trust C ompany I THt da-jk garagep, 3 fireplaces; one { TiesniM WHO. FAV'THE f a c e a m o u n t SHOWN ABOVE OM THE ORIGINAL MA. Pattern No. 2851 has hot-iron trans- 8172 condition within ten (10) days *** daughter. Blast Hartford; across many hang-ups,” he said, UmrATlON OBDKK I^CARO j acre of trees and more, TURITY DATE TO THE REOISTEREO PAYEE UI»OH PR£StNTATIO't ANT’ ter-7 motits; color chart. 3-8 yri. after the Bid vwwwUm ' Mrs. CDiristine Crowell and son, "lit should not he experimental AT A COURT OF PROBATB, beU and more, and more! For at Manchester, within and (or the SURRENDER OF THMt CERTIFICATE. BUT SUBJECT TO ALL THE I KHM'' SEND sot in coins for each pattero or hit-or-mias. IWien a sched those seeking perfection, the The Eighth Utilities Dls- 240 Oak St. Dlatrict ot Mnoehester, on the 2Mh AND CONDITIONS APREARINO ON THE REVERBfc HEREOF U Include tiftt-class miilleg. ule is set up, the shut-in should ------w.—K w ., LOU the young lady ., a pretty ijiono- search has ended. Quick triot reserves the right to waive ----- J. WalUtt. L » be able to count on book de tw*sss ir«»... He5a!^ ui9 A v S f ^ ' “"e dress with ric rac and button- sale desired. $36,900. Call any InformalitieslaliUes or to reject Judge. '' awiSginas- MOW T4NUL V. T. trim,, and a short-sleeve style with con- any or all Bids. livery tl^e some day every Estate of Lnwrenca F. Nielsen, Mr. Lewis, 649-530^ lafe of Manchester, In said District. IMH trast'panel! Both from this one pattern! week. NOT NEGOTIABLE a u t h o r i z e d s i o n a t u r e Print K»mt. MIreti will ZIP COM ul- ((u with PHOTO-GUIDE Is in Each Bidder mupt deposit with ^ \ X / ^ tocurlty in the am iw t, Fire Calls "Then there Is the prcHalem of On motion of Mary A Nielsen, S llMl 93.60 ...... i r ...... ‘ •’1* , .. .CO c ■ - » Sizes 3 to 8 years. Size 4. monotone Town firefighters extinguish- doUvory — by private car or 41 BucUngham 8L, Manchester, Only 50^„'t|ie Springy & yards of 45-inch. ^ ” Dorm and subject to the coixU- Conn., executrix MANY ASSORTMENTS Summ'er ALBUM! New CUSTOM COLLEC- „wV'Bic'7» .>rh n.ti.m ‘NARROWS and WALLACE Oo. Uons provided In the Instruc- » ««*■ Are on the Wilbur small bookmobile? There la ORDSRBO; That three from the 29th day of April, 1999, TO GIVE AND ENJOY TION deiigns, as well as our regular Manchester Parkade Uons to Bidders. * Highway, east of Exit 92, even the problem of defining a be end the eame are limited and feat'ires and free directions tor 3 — — ______— —.*' * ■— Manchester 649-5306 No Bidder may. witlidraw his yeeterday morning at 11:11. shut-iln. It’i also a matter of allowed (or the orediton within Bunwtt, alknred — - -- Vt.:-!,.:. -3' lle(ns! Yesterday' afternoon at 2:03, staff and budget.” H e'left the wUoh to bring In theirIr e 1 a I1 m ■ Bid within thirty (80) days alter ” - - egeiiiM sold estate, andnd eaid ez- PINE PHARMANY LENOX^ --J-:- fLOWER QUILTS. V/hy not make lUBfCAS, intw YOBS, W.T. LAKEFRONT retreat —Five- actual of the Bid onen- firefighters put out a Impression the project has not ecuUlz is directed to ve public lovely quilt to brighten tin; room? . r*w„r, room expandable Cave „H*Kwith fiTC st 466 MaUi St. becH discardcd. notice to the ,creditors bring In «4 o n m a or. thsir rlnlms within sa gUd time al- PHARMACY choice of six applique and six pieced JJuiee"*rn*iiRber a()d suVSiic. 150’ lakefront. H u ^ flreplaced Paul Osrvlnl Ftaskleiit Eighth Dlatrict volunteers bat- Deqiits Manchester’s popula- lowad by inibUshIng a copy of this M A IfC lU iaU B , OONII. flower designs; all with pattern pieces „69 „ Spring & , Summer Basic FASHION Uving room, 2 bedrooma, < W ordsr fax soma newspaper having and full directions! Send 50$ for ysur iMghfh Utilities Dlstrtot * * * “ ***'•• X^rterday. tion growth and area ^prsad, m B. OBMXBB Wt. is now available! Send tor one'Jrorn kitchen with - built-ine,' 2-yesra a eirculaUan In said probate' dle- espy of QIOI Joseph A. Vds d e r k ^ ® Hawthorne St., Jackson is hesitant about es- Iriot wtlhln ten days from the date m . A 4 M t l4 which to pick your patterns durin^your old. Wolverton Agency. Real- BUgfath Utilltiss r>fstrt<^ ® second ,st 678 . N. Main tabliahing more branchas. "Tliia of thie XNxIar and return make to ' (els’urel Only 504 a copy. tor, 649-2813. this oourt ot the notice given. „ St. AU the fires were minor. Is a wctohlng oiul waiUiv JOHN J. W A LU irr. Judge, ■ ' V.V i ■sfA':'?' / ftanrhi^Ht^r Ettienittg If^ralb TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1MB \ ■ A Bllite iftudy liour wiU 1m A mWwiA ••nric* c t p ra fftr charge of arrangements. She Is Town cMiduetaft T ta n d a y at T:SO and pvalaa arffl ba held tomer- Minority Leader of Hou9e a*-listed by Mrs. EMgar Cough p.m. at Bon BbmnKalle*] raw a t 7:S0 p.m. aft CalW ry lin, hoepttaUty; Mlw. John Pick- LdNiaran Chnrdi. Church. yrta lea, decoratkma; M ra Alfred SECOND ANNUAL E3MTION MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 G O P Women^s Club Speaker Kaigl, telephone; and Mn. PAGE ONE-B •ft ft BnMoniel Lutheran Church Jehovah's 'Wttnaaaaa w ill have Raymond Schaller, membeV- Chrlatian education committee group diacuMiona of a Bible aid Stewart B. MeKtamay, mtnor- ah:p. will meet Thuraday aft 7:M tomorrow at 7:M p.m. at 18 ity leader In the State House of The affair la open to all In QaRad Hafthodlat p.m. in the chundi board room. Chamben St. 7 » N. Main St, idaaaNoB oommla^aw Repreaentstives, will ba guaat terested persons. Reservatloni O M R h ---- » Sn Woodbridga St, 144 Orlffin MITES : Itaadagr «t ft p.ai. aft FIrat Church o f Chrtat, Scion- speaker at the Mennlal m sethy for the luncheon may be nmde Rd. in South Windaor, and by contacting Mrs. Shea, 07 tiat wOl hare fla teatlmony French Rd., Bolton. and luncheon of the Mandiaater meatlng tom orrw at ft p.m. at Republican Women's Club on Boulder Rd., or any member QM fcooft lYtMp Cil will of the chib. tha church. The event la o | ^ to Tha Ladlaa Aid o f.^ Luther Monday, May 19, at tha Man mwat Ihnmlay at S:u p.m. aft the pUbUe. an Women's lOasionary League chester Country Club. Oaaunmty Baiftlat Chnuh. of Zion EvangelicBl Lutheran The business meeting and A N T O N S The Reed-Blatan Circle of Church w ill meat tomorrow at election of offlcera will be held H m aduK atudy elaaa at Community Baptiat Church eSll F M tL U N O H T *7:M p.m. In the church aaaem- at 11 a.m., with a social time We^ro Juat a atooea throw haulh nutad Mathodlat Church meet tonight at 7 at Oie Buck- bly room. Hoataaaaa are MTa. at noon. Luncheon w ill be serv from heart, o f r % '
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. ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCRESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER m w TUBaDAY. MAY «. IWW PAGE It’s What’s Inside that Counts Those With Time Plan Eariy Rdmance Is -. It'! t f 1 WIdlb la Importaal tooi. Tha Avoid mattresMa wMb Tape All Rites old^mirionad doidila bad glM a aad tafia. ThoM aia ao 1 caper ______GR OO M BOTH each abapar only 57 laehaa of ■ aaded to hoU tba maltriM Uif Everywhere I iUMgriMMM ilsspine wldUK^tba oaaet wMOi •stbar aad mavaly Mrve Mdaak THREE TO sTx MONTHS BEFORE One aspect of romance entails >4 ■ lllllll OWh of a baby's ciiU That's why the catebara sad bampprualdera. Furnishinga Stnea IH «( 0»lr qnsen slM , 60 Inehas wMa by 60 taking ptoasura in tha unaxpaet- _ 18991 pUeuas your ovaraU wad- •d, tackling tha Impromptu with l«ralM»llii7 Inches lone; has becoma tba naw Whan It cooees to eoat, baware Ordar brida'a angagamant S il wadding data « •tandard alM . For the nlHmato Olng bodgat with parants and style, and having fun. rtllATBI ' tn B B K -4 H u a a . N M m a n u . B rtlMklolte- of d' mattrasa barealn. Bay tha and wadding rlnga Cbooaa attondanto M r «> a - flanoa And what batter time to do it In' InzDiloas aleepine, consider bbdt mattrass aad bos aprtaeyoa Consult with clargyman ■r two^Mrte. the klne slat aet— 76 InebM can afford qimllty doM ooi^ Daeida oo aw slaa, stylaand than at dinnartima— perhaps tha Start 'maator gM st Uat only time tha two of you get t(^ M m e u iBMa wide and 60 Inches lone. It'abaat It's bast to abop only at a aldra alto of oaramony Glva soma thought to your getlier. But don't settle for stlfl, For OvBr 70 Yaart ■rplijwlMldto^ to decide on stewralae In the ba- whoM raputoUon yoa Iwar aaS Plan racapHoo and maha rf totura honw formal, stereotyped romance— MHtate, M u wdMMtlati flnnlne rathsr ttian eo to the ea- trust aad to buy braad naim a^ naeaasary raaarvaUoos Keifh's Has Baan candles on the table, the stereo ■'(I tMM lUk of «lMp or rMtkH panss of boylne a standard slaa tlaoaOy advarUaed marchaadtoa. Ordar your wadding gown Outfitting Homas for mattress and slwots only to on low, the book of poetry turned •Im p . UMiBceaasodaa ehanca ow r altar a year or aoof Whan yon hava plefcad a to a marked page. Make It T'he Newlyweds of W laft (h» wrMC MltiMsT it SalaetV^ roKtotor china, 'spontaneous-or If not spontan to «M toto to too tiara, or too marrlaee. mattress that sMms riehl tor Manchester and Accordine to oaparls at the you, how do yon tost It? Do yoa sllvar, crystal and othar eous, complete with the slightly M il, or tanpT, or too abort or push down 00 It with , your hand cholcaa outrageous gesture; that’s what Surrounding Towns! loo aarroo—ta abort any Serta Sleop Oentor, tha eolden m Bagln shcpptng fo r your romance to an about. aMttroM that to BOl rtiM tor tba mla for boylne bediane la to boy to tost the civa? That's abont both the mattress and Its match- helptol as klcklne the ttoas of a troussbau Tel! Mm you’ re dining out, eoMto ooaoar aad. then pitch a tent In the back Row t e yoa ebooM tbo rlfto Ine boa sprincs. MattrasMS and car. FLOWERED LINENS and a rainbow assortment of bath towels decorate an by themselves. thslr matchlne boa aprlacs are But before the bride splurges on such an assortment,she should And out whether her groom yard. Use your stoop as a side a«ttraaar liOt'a atari wtOi a tow There la only one way: He walk cafe. Carry a crate Into a doafto: Doaft aeoMt a haad>ma- desicnad to work tocethar aa a has any objection to sleeping on daisies. (Cannon MlUs.) TWO MONTHS BEFORE nnit. down on It. See how It tools. Lie field for a supper picnic and dora aNttroM Iroai totally or on tha edfe: do you slip off? If 1 taka along your new crystal You’re oordtally in titoaia. DoaH bay a maltraM Don't be contased by coll count. so, yon won't be able to atUlH Complato your guast list water goblets and shiny silver vited to vtott us end baoBwa yoa llha lla pratty The number of ccdls In a Complete guest list and glvw Invito attondanta and ordar an '^he slaepinc surface, sit on Ordar invitations, announca- SIGHT AND SOUND MEMORIES. . , R eliving their wediOng ware. -Beauty Is part of romance. see what’s new In oowr. Doan «kooM a mattraM eonatrocUan la tba bay to how Inches loocsr than the tallest mattress Is ImmalarlaL Whet the edca. Doas It give a great Brides Now Favor Bigger Beds it to your flanoae thalr attira eomforlabla It win ba, what kind person who win slsep on it. A mants and parsonal station Ordar wadding attire after Make an appointihant with and honeymoon, this young, couple watches the slides while He told you he won’ t be home tine fumUure. Be It baeaaM yoar OMitbar or frtoiid doss count Is the type of coll— deal? Thla moans that yoar for dinner; now he’ s here snif of adpport it will gltw, and how standard alas bed Is 75 Inches long. Wide-eyed brides’ eyes grow stronghold for the traditional For a clear undarstandlng of ary consulting brtda your physician for pra- they record the final diaptor In their alghtand sound wedding toa OM aad IlkM It. the heavier, more durable colls mattrass edges win break down fing In the refrigerator. Don’t stogie piece, or a wan It win woar. That means that anyone orer 5 S tas beds—the survey reports the bedding s l » s , tha fcdlowlng A d ^ s s Invltatlonanvelopas Dtocuas honeymoon plans mtrital physicals and blood album. ttoUha moat torolabtiic^ wttb are best—and the way It la altar caify Umltod um and yoo*B even wider as they take In the throw sou th in g together. Make complete room en- For tha utmost alooplnc coin- foot 5 reany needs an extra- growing trends In bedding— that in the Carollnas, Georgia are Industry standards and Engage a photographer and with brlda and start making test a mattroM yoa eaa*t laally aM used In the mattrass constru&> havp a mattress that win rapidly An entire wedding's activities, from tha engagement annoonoe- It' fun. 'nilnk ig) a new spot to , semUe, Kettfa's w ll tort, a mattrass should bs 10 knfth bed. superslM. and Alabama, standards and terminology: < make an appointment for rasarvatlona. If naoesaary, a lM yoa ara baytap. Tba limar tlon. deWrlorala. ment throngh the honeymoon, can be captured In both s li^ t and eat—the porch, the fire escape. ^have Juet vrimt In a survejr conducted In 35 twins are selling four to one bridal sitting check on passports. Inocula sound— vrlthont any todinlcal knowhow. No time to cook so get out your major and secondary marketing over the supersizes. Arrange reception details tions you’re looking tar! i AH you need are a cartridge loading camera, a Ughtwelght prettiest plates and be a febu- On the other hand, Texans are Twin bed 36 X 75 Inches vrtHi caterer areas for the bedding Industry, casaetto tape recorder, soma helpful friends and -ralaUvea and lous phoney; caU out for a ptzxa, going superslM, as only Texans Twin bed, extra 38 X 80 Inches Discuss color schema with It was found that only In the East advanoa planning. Italian or Chinese food, chicken can. The Lone Star state has long mothars ao thay can order Well-Tressed Bride Plans Style, Then Sticks To It are the regular slae and twin • Haiw are soma photographic and tape approaches, keped to or what have you. Then, gourmet more brides-to4)e choosing queen Standard (fUQ) 53 X 75 Inches gowna sire beds holding their own. •aeh Important wedding event suggested by tha 3M ComiMDqr: the food with decorative touches The wan^idressed bride Is also girl's got a way-out haircut, this sIm and king slM beds than FuQ, extra long 53 X 80 Inches Arrange fo r band dress you have chosen," should look nice but as natural " A bridesmaid can have a lot The standard 53-inch-wlde — an orange for the chickan, a a weU-tresMd one. Uka Is also the time to let It grow standards and twins. And If Queen 50 X 60 Inches cautions Miss Denari. She rec as possible." That’s why she of curls and a real elaborate beds remain popular In the bed of lettuce for the pizza,tooth other tocals of the bride's out, or to buy a wiglet or toU ." Texans think big, then Californ King ?6 X 80 Inches SUGCZSIHD PHOTOS SUGCXSTED TAPE SOUNDS ommends that a girl come In favors a soft flip, a soft, modi eiwatlon because she can always Norihega) with reports from picks yrlth flag-llke messages, SPRING JUBILEE SALE appaaranos— her complealon,her That way, explains Miss Denari, fied pageboy or an upsweep,with ians think gigantic. King sI m West Coast King 78x84 ONE MONTH BEFORE with her headpiece at least two go back to the salon the next toy, Boston showing a be^nnlng move home-made out of white paper tmmAm— ths . right halrdo cannot when tha bride shops for a veil, weeks before the wedding so that a soft cascade of curls plied beds sell there at twice the rate (Sold only on Engagement Announoamant but what bride wants to spend by brides<'to-be to the super- and crayon, saying " I love you." Is Now Going On Throughout bo creatod Instantaneously; It she can wear her hair approxi high. “ These hairstyles are of queen sI m . West Coast) the stylist can try out and per- her honeymoon running back and slaes. The Southeast 1s the last M all Invitations Shop for own trous Buy ttfts fo r attendants Toss a salad, group some flower ■wrt Iw worked on* mately the way she plans to on toct the desired hairdo. And classic; they don’t date the Bride showing off ring Bride tosertblng time "h e" Our 4 Value-Packed Floors! . forth to the beauty parlor?" Order flowers for wedding seau Select wedding gift fo r fu pots and prpsto—terrace dining. » A bride-elect should start her wadding toy—an Important once a style to choMn— stick bride," she comments. And proposed Now, Oreater Buys ’Than Blvier on Ftoe Furniture I That’s one reason why wiglets and raoeptlon Pick up bride’s wedding ture spouse He’ ll think you’ re wonderful.and thlBklip abont bar hair Just as point since the bride’s hairstyle with It. The something new at they’ re not going to toll apart O^r-the-shodlder shot of and falls make Ideal honeymoon Sit for bridal portrait and ring. Check to see If en Arrange Ipdglhg fo r out of you are, because you’ re creative. anon as aha Mts ths weddldg determines the type of head your wedding should not be a new once the bride starts dancing. companions, she notes. "Then a send along with prepand. eoupla reading thalr an Groom describing the same dress selected. graving to correct. town guests and attendants dale," says hairstylist Pranoss hairstyle. Not only is a simple hairdo girl can swim all toy, comb out announcement to newspaper nouncement In the news event (the two versions usu Have You ’Tried Keith’s ’’One-Stop Shopping?’’ mm OUft BBAliTIPUL, PASy-O Alip Order gloves and neckwear Denari. "If her hair to la poor "D on't wall until the toy you Extreme, dramatle hairdos are the most flattering,explalns Miss her hair, stick some curls on Make an appointment with paper ally conflict) ' Marriage • We’U Come To Your w All Purchases toapected condllloa, this to the time to do are getting m arri^ to see how fo r attendants and make Inappropriate for a bride, says Denari, but It’s the easiest to top and presto—she’s In her hairdresser- Home ’To Adndae Y ou ! Before DeUvpry! about It. And If a your hairdo goes with the head Miss Denari. "A bride’s hair care for on the honeymoon. sure they’ve ordered their e Use O iv N ew Revolvtog e We H ave ’Terms 'To crowning glory.” Have fliuil fitting fo r gown Guests at party Random comments by rela Healthy SPRING DACRON POLYESTER wedding attire Credit PlanI Please Btaeiyonel and heai!h>laoe - tives and gnasto, important Make sure all necessary SACRAMENTO (AP)— Married Order wedding cake ( i f not If Individuals attending the documents— legal, medical people live longer, according to fashion-riffht ’round-the-clock I Included In catering) e n ^ ^ m e n t party w in not and religious are In order be present at tha wedding the California Public Health De Order groom’s wedding ring Complete honeymoon plans partment. Divorced men and Bright Gals Shop for Right Gown Right Way Wherever you go—wrhatover you do—you’ll (I f you’ re giving him one) / and purchase all tickets Bridal Showers women at every age level die at #*//## I it ru in a r t find our marvelously veraaitUe Daoixxi P < ^ - Arrange bridesmaids’ party a higher rate than their married Plan rehearsal dinner un Your wedding outfit is probably To make sure dislikes. you select, % esters are fashion-right—day or night! So or remarried counterparts. n I ) M A I N S1 M A N 0-1 [ 5 n R bring With you a strapless bra or J'N less groom’s family to giv Bride opening gifts Bride's comments as she one of the most expensive en. that you get the best personal give your spring wardrobe a lift by choos General illness, alcoholism, WEAR OR t a k e ALONG AP off-the-shoultor bra In case a WEAR YOUR HAIR THE WAY. ing It opens gifts aembles you’ ll be buying for a service, it’s smart to set up an PROPRIATE SHOES. Have you particular style requires that YOU PLAN TO WEAR IT ON ing some new Dacron Polyesteiw from our mental Illness are more common O p p d ^ the Bennet Junior High School on W rite thank you notes for Skits and stunts staged by long time to come. So shop for it appointment in advance. This Is ever seen a bride in boots? No type of fountotion garnwnt. If YOUR WEDDING DAY. Whether among the dlvoroed.The sulcito Lower (South Hind) Main Streets—Phone 648-4159 sparkling spring coUecUota now! gifts as they arrive friends Toasts and speeehes,sklts aceordtnglyl Here, culled from particularly important If you’ re gown can look very pretty that you’ re going to be starting birth your hair will be long and loose rate among the divorced to at the suggestions of bridal consult shopping in a large store during way, so take along the type of control pills before your wed or swept atop your head In curls least three times the married ants, are some shopping do’s and the busy spring months. t i k 6 4 8 4 n t Bridal Dinner rate. shoes you plan to wear. (Many ding, mention that to the consult makes a tremendous difference TWO WEEKS BEFORE d o o ^ that will help ensure that EXPLAIN YOUR NEEDS IN shops do provide shoes for try ant; It often makes a difference in choosing a hea;jpIeoe and veil. Formal shot of table, the gown of your choloe fulfills DETAIL. You can avoid wasting ing on various styles of gowns.) , in the flnal measurements. REMEMBER THREE’S A Brito describing the aettlng your expectations: your own and the bridal consult room, before guests arrive and mood HAVE ON HAND SUITABLE k e e p THINGS LOGICAL CROWD. Don’t bring along more Completo trousseau Check on arrangements for Get marriage, license. You SHOP Ea r l y , since most wed ant’s time by laying the proper u n d e r w e a r . Don’ t worry about Choose your gown first, then than one other person on your Check on delltory of all bachelor dinner might make It a festive oc ding gosrns take from four to six groundwork. TeU her the date the hoops or crinolines that may worry about, the accessories. If, shopping expedition. Several purchases Arrange with best man for casion with lunch at a favor wMks to be fltted and altered and time of your .wedding, the he necessary; the bridal shop however, you already have an cplnlons only make for chaos Bride and groom toasts to each other, toasts and speechas by Arrange for transportation transportation to airport or ite restaurant. yon should begin shopping no degree of formality, the approxi will supply those. But do wear a heirloom veil you plan to wear, and confusion. Your mother, goeste. of bridal party to church wherever you plan to em Order utilities turned on la later than two months before the mate price range you have in girdle and a padded bra— if that’s bring It along just td make sure sister or best girlfriend can give bark on honeymoon naw home to f day. mind and your fashion likes and what you ordinarily wear— and that it complements the dress all the advice you’ ll need. Wedding T A j u x y r r v i U i ^ S Q m i i Alter setting Organ solos ONE WEEK BEFORE B ride’s preparation, attend Bride’s "last minute' flut j e m b e r Give final estimate of re ed by bridesmaids te r s " Remind best man and ushers Begin honeymoon packing m u . ' % ception guests to caterer of rehearsal and rehearsal Arrange for personal effects Give and/ or attend brides dinner details to Ite moved Into new home Groom’s hrleflim by best Sanw fo r tr o o m maids’ luncheon B rie f head usher on any man WHAT EVER THE Arrange rehearsal, and in special seating arrangement Processional music OCCASION / . i d d i n i form wedding p a i^ If wedding trip Is by car Entry of bride and tother In Check on final details with have auto thoroughly to V diureh, processional FITS caterer, florist, photo cheeked down aisle grapher Keep up with gift acknowl PHOTOS TAPE SOUNDS C edgements Signing marriage certificate Wedding cerenicnV THE DAY The Ideal Personal TV— Compqct easy- Leaving the church, rice- Comments of well-wishers to-carry Maunavox brings you 38 sq. in. FORMAL throwing, farewells Get a good night’ s sleep. Check to see If ring, license pictures— avan from distant stations. money and Hekets are In Relax. 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The Inclusion o f the without resorting to taped comments such as, "In — this next groom’ s father to also optional. •llda, wa. . .’* Music very nicely aa a bridge hatwaan The best man, ushers,''and chil aams recorded comments. The best mnslcal choloe for a wedding dren, dp not usually receive. remembronoe sight and sound show to the couple’ s apeclal song. i 9 0 0 L ‘
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 MANCHtiStBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 P A G E n v E * a PHOTOGRAPH MAKE BEAUTY Apprilising Pad Is an Art Finding the two, three, or four and a half room apartment of a rolled-tgt tape moasarw to Anything Goes for Ring Stone your dreams may be every bit as* difficult (if not more check wan spaoa,wlndonehal|Ma, B E A m m iY SEEM A BREEZE finding the perfect mate; There is no wUard shortcut to either etc., before you alga on B a .For .iwddhirWeddtog rlngx, dUmoods stone stooe for an engagement ring than iNd had ea vein rtgM to the heart. On Here’s a tip for photographic task; you must cover ail bases. dotted line. are tmdttlanalrndttlanal but not a mart, the neridol.pertdol, the eomblnatinncombination of vonryour weddlaxwedding day.day, you’ll move If you’re a young bride .— or la fact (aeeordlnc to Brlde’a the engagement ring Mmporartly sittings. Bring eye drops along Before getting, started on the ysUonr and jN i r green thst means a soon to be one — you know The classified eectlon of the What utillttaa are InehedBA— magailaa) 35 par eant of current to your rtgM hand until yon re- with, other cosmetics to help B i i i t O am «»— 646>1914 actual hunt, it’s best to set up married happiness? O r consider that the demands on your time gas, electric, alr-eaadllloaliBfT b rM M abocoe other gems. And eelve your wedding rthg. After capture that special sparkle. some preliminary guidelines; dally and Sunday newspaper Is an the golden topes wMoh stands for N«rtto€UdM’ If there’s no cm tm l aliu have increased ten-fold since Do you want an unfurnished or apartment hunter’s best friend. nMig aagagementa are marked 'fidelity; the pearl a symbol of the oeremoiiy, you may return Ehrery bride should try to re condlUodlng w in existing w lins the angagamant ring to yodr left your engagement Not only do a furnished apartment? In what Read and digest the ads; plan by «* bm eeltt, a watch, a atrtng health and longevity and the member that a womfcn’s per .handle separate units yoe nay of p e grU or nwiely aealed with tend— It’s worn over the you have much more to do but area of town would you prefer to your hunting Itinerary by area garnet, the derk-rad stone as sonality is most vividly ex and if a phone number 1s listed, wish to lnstan?Is there a laundry a k l u . sociated with more anclant vts- marriage bend— or If your wed if you’re a newly married live? Do you prefer a garden pressed in her face, especially ding bend is very ornate or of e you’ve got a man around the apartment, a high-rise building be. sure to telephone for an ap room? Are p e U permitted? Oaa W)Mn you go shopping tor a toes than are eltrtbutod to any different colored metal, lsave .lt her sparkling eyes. ^ at a time house and all the little things complete with doorman, or an point nwnt. you hang a m irror, put 1 9 waB* rlo r—and gone U thn day when a 'other gam. ^ sultar ban a ring In his poqket on your right hand. when most ^rls are preparing you used to do in the privacy apartment In a two-famlly TELL YOUR FRIENDS paper or tile the floor without Once you’ve decided on ^a having to pay a penalty when you whnn In propones— don’t let con- for the Big Day, and don’t get ITT'*'’ of your own room or in full house? Do you want a modem The classified section win al stone, you can select the setting. move? Can you sublet? tdntton hinder your choice. Be Be sore to care for your ring enough sleep and rest, let eye view of an understanding room dwelling equipped with the latest so provide a lead on realtors The solitaire (single stone) Is If you would lik* guided by your personality and properly—precious stones always drops be a bride’s secret beauty mate (like facials and eyebrow conveniences or would you be and rental agents. It’s a good most popular, but there are Take notice of the other (hnn U li you Itad. Your only sparkle brighter when they’re helper. your gift to bo plucking and habitual hair- happier with the quaintness wnd idea to call od them and register many sHemetives. You can sur^ your needs. Their staffs can tenants; -do they seem to be your Umitatlons are personal prsf- round your ring with contrasting elesn. This doesn’t mean a quick curling) are now taboo. You’d greater decorating possibilities Shining Eyes Origlnid, that an older unit might provide? suggest possibilities you haven’t type of people? If possible,kaoda s and your flanos’s finances gp,„ one stone in- polish over the top althar.When never let him see you like that aoap end soil collect underneath If theres anything a bride How long a lease are you willing considered. And don’t overlook on a few doors to find out hew •*-A***!®* ♦«> thiee. What reeUy determine Enduring, (at least not the first year)! to sign— if you only plan to stay word-Of-mouth advertising. Tell well the present tenants Uha yon or the Jeweler, begin thlnk- the setting ere the shape the stone, llgM can’t atraam doesn’t want on her wedding So, you’ve g 6 t to find the In the apartment for a year, it everyone what you’re looking for. where they’re llvlnit. You might Int about stones and slse of yout hand. In general, through to reflect Its beauty. day, it’s red, tired eyesi. Booutifui Treat your ring to regular quickest, easiest ways to do mighf be wiser to sublet. How A friend thay know someone who find out that the only way to gat a large hand demands an Import ’The first step, before apply bubble.baths In a solution cf half and a lasting those beauty jobs so necessary much can you afford to spend? knows someone who has Just the heat Is to can the Board of MANY CHOICES ant ring. A big stone win over ing makeup, is to use eye drops ammonia, half cold water. Soak to keep that glow ing com (The monthly rental should not apartment you have In mind. Health or that no one Is ever Many gliffs prefer thslr birth- power a tiny hand unless the de that are recommended by doc remindar of for 30 minutes; lift out endbrush plexion he fell in love with. exceed 30 per cent of take-home Now you’re down to the nitty- available in an emergency. A' stone, or perbeps there’s s sign Is althar high set ot dome- gently. Swish again In the solu- tors to soothe and relieve irri your afFoction and . pay— His, not both.) stron through the nslghboiliood tifiilly heirloom that you wish to ahaped. Short fingers are en How to' find short-cut an gritty of the hunt; the actual tion, then drain on a paper towel. tation. ’The PfiXer people, who However, don’t be so rigid in is mandatory to determine what hanced by an oblong ring like a swers to these long-term prob confrontation with what’s avail reeet. Your ongxfemant make Visine eye drops, stress good wfsbas, setting up these guidelines that able. Open closets and cupboards kinds of shops are nearby. A rihg een here tlw gUttary b lw of ..marquise, while IMn fingers are lems? The experts at a Beauty If your stone Is a diamond, be that no amount of makeup can you restrict yourself un to evaluate storage space. Look grocery and a laundry are musts. a Aiimt eornflowsr. If you chose balanced by stones running we suggest an Institute suggests that you re sure to wrap It In tissue paper make dull, tried, red eyes look necessarily. By saying that you for a wall oven, dlshrosher, air- a sapphire. You may prefer an across the finger, in a half hoop. ly on proven beauty-makers before putting It in your Jewelry attractive. These drops will get Original Work of only will look at three room conditioning, any appliances that Expect a few, dreary footsore amethyst, the stone worn by St. and products that do more than box. Diamonds can scratch fine the fed out and restore sparkle apartments in the most modern may or may not be included. days, a time when you*n swear, VslentliN. (Hla was engraved CARE FOR IT PROPERLY ART one job at a time. You’ve no gold Jewelry and other diamonds. in less than a minute, while buildings in town, you may be "W e ’U Uke the next one e e look with a Cupid.) Perhaps you wish Your engagement r 1 n g— time now for costly experi THEY’RE A "NAlTJRAL’’ — and their honeymoon ward Look out every window to pass And, since constant wear can robes indicate a harmonious outlook on life. She has select missing a good bet— a three room Judgnmnt on the view— the higher at.” But sooner than you think, tO' snlset a stone on the basis of regardless of the gem or style— you watch. ments with, so called "miracle” loosen a setting, It’s a good Idea ed a travel-worthy Irish linen safari jacket and wrapped apartment in a slightly older the apartment you know was de ito meaning: the green emerald win occupy the place'of honor you go, the higher the rent.Llsten to bring your, ring to a Jeweler workers. Here’s what the ex * skirt ensemble in Natural flaxen tones. His jacket is the building in the same section of for sound-proofness- against signed for you, surely win turn signifies love and sucosss; tbs on the third finger of your left perts at Pond’s suggest: for a yearly ring check-up. picture of compatibility — neutral linen with a stripe town at three-fourths the rental. neighbor and street nolse.Carry W>. ruby, contentment. What better hand which ancient folk belleve'd woven In wlltbe;— ' • Hair conditioners that un ' ______tangle curls but also act as iiiiiiiiiiillliiiiiiliiiiQUALITY INSURA^E SINCE 1923 a setting lotion. • Foundation make-up and FOR YOUR HAPPY SUNNYMOON ENGAGEMENT RINGS run the-gamut from pearls todlamond- Flatter Harxd with WedcJing Baruj I t powder combined in a tube Every bride knows what to ure is, you can raise or lower DRESSES FOR surrounded blrthstones.Shown here from left to right, tep row Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappenl" for totability and ease of wear and how to look on her the strategic straps. are baroque cultured pearl set in 18 karat gold twisted repo; diamond cluster around a fine cabochon Jade; 18 karat gold application. wedding day. You’ll tieed beach cover-ups cockscomb ring with a center row of diamonds; • Blusher sticks to color But what about the honey too — lobsters don’t belong on Ths anelsnt Roman who rtngs might be a good Idea. If turcpiolM and bagustte dlamondSs Bottom row; fluted gold For Over 4S Years, Lappen Has moon ? Today, there’s moral to LESS T I M $1S! TIk tiny cost of this charming gown, made at home. The bride floats sculpt and highlight your the honeymoon horizon — and MOTHERS OF THE gave Ms wife a gold band with a you plan to wear only your wed ring with square cut aquamarine; gold flower petal ring set down the aisle in dnfts of organza, touched with venise lace; a look that's pure Juliet complexion all at once. a trousseau than a dozen sheer the see-through look of today’s hsy dangling from it didn’t mean ding band, you might want a wide with two sapphires and a diamond; garnet set off by two in its appeal. Stitched up at home, nylon or|anza over taffeta faille is trimmed with Now, what would you say to nighties and alluring negli dotted anrf striped voile jackets tINt she’d unlocked his heart, but ring set with Jewels. A stunning diamond chips. (Designs by Willtam N. Provenzano.) Been Insuring Newly Weds— I bfthe-nrd venise lace edging. Even the delightful Juliet cap and veil were made at gees. The bride’s wardrobe add a demure veil to any figure. that she could unlock ths cup ring currently In vogue Is home. Tou’H find the fabrics tor the coordinated bridal collection, the bridal illusion a creamy, non-drying cleanser i i that whisked away make-up should be just as groovy, active Although you may ,be view BRIDE OR GROOM boards In his house. ,V; Florentine gold, dgcorated with veiling, venise lace trim and patterns (shown. Simplicity <8075) all at Singer Centers. and deep-down dirt but also and care-free as she is, and as ing the world through rose The favortle wedding ring of enamel butterflies. This type of From the insuring of valuablo wodding the frugal ITth century English left a greaselesB all-day (or up-to-date as her marriage. colored glasses, ’ figuratively elaborate wedding band looks New Anniversary Gift List gifts plus your honeymoon trip, to your was one made from the finger of all-night) supply of moisture Seventy per cent of today’s speaking, you’ll make your best alone, however, so If you Un groom’s Isatber glove. do wear your engagement ring, complete nome, eer end business insur- protection on your skin ? honeymoon couples choose a trousseau tops in fashion TAILORED TRAVEL DRESSES BE A BEAUTIFUL BRIDE! slip that one on your right hand. enea — John H. Lappen, Inc., hat the Sounds appealing, doesn’t it? place in the sun for those warm know-how if you pack a few Today, the simple gold band lr~,' Tends Toward the Practical One cold cream is the original and wonderful first weeks to other assorted lenses too. meet popular— partly because experience and know-how to adequetely Serene and '^ n tly nmiling, your eyebrows — they can say A double ring ceremony might gether, so swimsuits figure ■ MATCHED SPORTSWEAR many grooms also want rings youU be the most beautiful so much^ Add a little extra time-saver. Since Theron T. On the beach, at the pool or lead you and your groom to KANSAS CITY— It may be dangerous to tamper with tradition, insure all your needs! high on the packing list. and prefer unobtrusive styles. bride in the world. It’s your Pond created the first Pond’s shopping through the duty free choose matcMng bands— though but not many married couples— especially the young marrleds— color or fullness with one of Stnec World W ar II, when the Extract in 1846 young brides If a one piece takes your bazaar, “ .shades” are the 24 vou needn’t wear identical rtngs would quarrel with a revised wedding anniversary gift list pub- day, the enchamted day when the easiest-to-use beautifiers, soldier wore a wadding ring as a have been depending on these fancy, make it a cut out and hour a day eye enchanters. unless you so desire. If you have Itshsd h ere.. May W e Quote Rates and Assist You A s W e Have So Many Othesa T you say, “ I do.” Warm sun a brush-’n color. It’s a soft pow tangible reminder of his loved products for their ease of ap Couples no longer have to wait for the 20th anniversary for shine, something old and some dered coloring with specially follow the haute couture. If Foster Grant, largest manu oiN, Ms and her rings have been short, stubby fingers, avoid a plication and quick results. -/ LINGERIE: wide design, if you hate the china,for examptetths modem list thing blue. The* something new slanted brush for perfect con you’re the two-pigce type pluck facturer of sunglasses in the on the upswing. In facli accord thought of ever removing your recommends it for ths second an spokesman said. ’TMany of the — your perfected beauty. Viv- trol. Your brows will look soft a pretty number from this sea world, has a frame and-a tint ing to one report, four out of • PEIGNOIR IN MINI, WALTZ OR FLOOR ring, choose a classic style.But niversary. Crystal has Jumped materials are rarely oven avail iane W o^ard has worlced out son’s adjustable bikinis. Ac for every face and every five men who become husbands JOHN H. LAPPEN, In c and full with no theatrical line. should you not mind replacing froih ISth to third place and able In products or spitable gifts this easy-to-follow, mistalce cording to how great your fig- fashion. LENGTH—WHITE OR PASTEI5 this year win wear wedding rtngs. - s i l k , lace. Ivory and brcnes,for 4. And, of course, your eyes * your wedding band in the future, silverware Is the suggested gift proof plan. Start today to ex Your wedding band should be example. But it is still consldex^ 164 E A S T C E N T E R ST R E E T , M A N C H E S T E R — 649-6261 are your most important fea Sherry Makes I 1^0 TODAY’S WEDDING RINGS lake indulge In a twist of golden bam for the fifth anniversary. periment with these make-up chosen as carefully as your en ed acceptable to select gift Ideas ture. Add sparkle with a deli * on new style and dimension.(L«ft boo or In a circlet of Jade. O r to The modem list of wedding 1 gagement ring. First decide from either the traditional or ideas. Then visit the church at Party Festive House Deductable . • MATCHED SUPS—HALF SUPS— proclaim your love In writing to anniversary gifts appears for the cate, frosted rare glow, brush With the apertlfs, serve whether or not you’ll wear the to right) 18 karat ribbed gold the same time of day as thfe the world you may want one of first time this year in Hallmark modern list.” ed on at your temples and right ”tapa»,’’ the SpanMi hors In considering the purchase s' iy jS ■; engagement ring all the time. If wedding band, platinum band with wedding to check how you’ll And Economical of a house, remember that there GOWNS AND PANTIES those "T am loved” bands,elther ' Cards’ Datebook, a combination under your brows; Then choose d'oeuvres, which may be simply so, a matrtilng set or interlock diamond flowers; 18 karat look under the same Ifght con a pastel brush-on shadow and are certain tax advantages in r ■ twisted rope band. alone or In matching sets.* pocket-size calendar, notebook, Blur the newly • weds; aqpe- , featuring are valued. A built-up make-up. prchlblUve, substitute tuna, monds have Inclusions, tiny bub diamond its sparkle. are recommen^d for the 15th again. Just before you leave a bottle of sweet and dry aheiry. 2. Learn to “ set” your make preferably the kind packed In In the language cf diamonds, bles hr internal cracks. If an In anniversary. for the church, try a frosty ^Ibe sherry aparitUs can be water. Association prtpe Is spalled with 4 Cs— clusion doesn’t affect ths passage Remember that while a 50-point Fm lt and flowers have been up a© it. will survive excitement lame top coating to complete a fine beginning point for a Eor a total Spanish meal, start carat, color, clarity and cut. cf light through the stone,though. diamond is half a carat, the weight deleted from the old list and and kisses. After blending your that enchanted look. Sponiah e v e n l^ . You can serve with a mixture of avocado and Carats are weight units used It .won’t spoil Its beauty. Flaw may vary by as much as six points appliances substituted. Iron, cop TO foundation, apply face powder 6. Your hairdo must frame it at roon^iemperature;' BpanWi generously, then brnsh off the prosciutto (ham ), as appetizer, to HNasure gems. They’re less diamonds are quite rare and still be referred to as half of per, bronze and steel have also your lovely face, never over Wyle, or/On - the - rocks. ftirtheF divided' Into polnts.(100 excess with the reverse side of and follow with a paella. The and carry Mgh price tags. a carat. Therefore, it’s Important all been eliminated. power. Keep the style simple If ymir bar contains some points equal one carat). The "The traditional list of wed your powder puff. Pat gj^ntly moat exotic of the paellas in- The cut of a diamond refers to check weight by the exact num and smooth. Test your sham- VMWbulh (which can bq very mord carats In a single stone, to its shape. The round brilliant ding anniversary gifts is now with, cotton dampened Jn cool eludee a mixture of Spanish rice, ber of points. poo-set schedule ahead of time. ipaivenWve), mix two parts dry saffron chicken and seafood the ra re r It Is and ths higher cut and the rectangular eme'rald pretty Impractical,” a company » ^ ^ f / water for a soft, .satin-y finish Does your hair look best right Y sherry wttn one part of sweet For a cut • rate paella, use that will last for hours. For after taking out the rollers? vennouth, add a twist of orange slices of frankfurter, and ac- that special day, try the new Or the next day ? Then be sure translucent powder shimmer peel, and serve over ice. 'compcmy it with a mixed green to plan your wedding hair salad. A caramel custard, ing with pearl. tidUts, usually mussels and appointment to suit your as flan, is a perfect ending Beautiful Brides 3. Pay special attention to clams. schedule. . to the meal. N ow start Come to PILGRIM MILLS for \ The More Fv ■' < saving for all Leg, The Don't miss this once-a-year opportunity for big values Bridal Lovelier.. at your M otorola dealer the wonderful This year, brides are step ping into a bright new world filled with fashion treasures like this buy on CoIorTV for honeymoon tj'avel. ' things yoi!i want Legs are continuing to com mand fashion skirts hover happily above the Quasar knee. This seqSon, color in soft new shades is the key to smart •• thousands of Yards from legwear looks for the honey- The Largest Selelection ol ‘ tr* z-A-* -Ait; C b l o r T V All your wonderful dreanjs for the future can ~ moon trip, according to Beauty r come true if you begin systeinatic savings Mist hosiery stylists. with the "works in a drawer^ All Over the World now at Manchester livings A Loan. 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PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUiBSDAY, MAY 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ), MANCltBSTER CONN TUESDAY. MAY « io«a IfW eNlecreiifidn ^ 1- Promises Lovers Heavenly Marriage '^’>1 Aw Da Freeze Chicken Men Steal Show at Mod Rites death; never tfy to top him.Don’t AIttJIBM ABRARAliB SAGITTARIUS (Nov. tS-Daei; TO BUY: /flE try tq havw a career; he’s youy Your siqiurmarkat Mrd is frown whole or In parte;coofeed How eoeld Lino LenUnf ba career. Be Ms audlenae. 21). Best marrtagu bets ara Aries, Leo, Gemini,. Libra, m d y to cook. TMs muanu tint chlelMn also takes weD lo tha narried In tradlMonal wedding tMa Bad **th« bMt war to M lt^ a Aquarius. Two Sagls wouM be On ehtehen Ins been cluaMd In fraeaer. attire? He’s tha one who says, I Goodman, *'la to eonsnlt an astro)* VIRGO (Aug. 24 through Sept. constantly flgtitlac and maMng side and out, la freu a t Maximum storage time for *D1a essonUal nature of the iKMt iMwa Is trlna to yonr son or tries tmrsa. 23). Best bets are Capricorn, Na. Gel used lo Ms brutal frank Sharpies 'Deal' in 'em ptnfiathars and avtsotratod—the cMchan wrapped, frozen and male la to attract, lo signal the ■Ml slcn of ’ lofn and ampaltqr bsttsnsn two Taurus, Cancer, Scorpio and ness. He’D say, "I Uke that head, Met and inadlbU orcana stored under moat farorabla temale through the baanly and Ptaoes. With two Vlrgos, dinner sweater. It hides your double < By JIM CROSSLEY \ bave baan ramovad before the conditions Is 12 months for mi- appeal of Ms raiment; that’s why would never be late and you’d ddn.’’ Mrd was walghad for prtcint. cooked chicken and six months In my world tha mala lasMon sipm,** says Om anOMr bh wise to buy soap by the case. Giumd It closely If you of *%ilaAa Oeedmatfs Son the situation. It can’t be Since tastes dlflhr. It may ba for cooked chicken dishes—with ' reigns s«q»renw.’’ they most daetda early In the. Virgo Is extremely punctual, M ve a Universal Air Travel tbe exception a t fried chicken NatunUy ha wasn’t. When the Alps,'' art Ihs **stn^ most game who’s boss. Aries wants a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 20). cured, however, until there mora seonomteal for you to buy clean, neat aiM tidy. Be a lady Best bets are Virgo, Taurus, 1 Plan credit card or one from chicken parts. For example. If which h e ^ weD for about four 25-year-o 1 d custom tailor HiRlirlaaC eoasMaratlon In apsr- fairy tale romanea; It’s perfect with a Virgo male; he can’t is a central national com sa«*B astal dairt and timr*rs ao* Scorpio, Pisces, Cancer. Two ,»uch agencies as Diner’s you Ilka white, nwat only. Just months. married JUatlea Montetnoya at If he -can pMy Romeo lo your stand vulgarity. Don’t hepe for puter to verify each card at Moisture-vapor rsaUtant ma SL Patrick’s Cathedral, all tha ■ sarals M to >0 par otnl a t tha Juliet. An Aries man won’t mind Capricorns wlD own their own ^ American Express. the ticket counter. This is a buy ehleken breasts. Althoufh romantic dreams and fairy tales home and advance but may lock terial suitable for wrapping attendants for both the bride and Haa.** a worMng wtia, if you share the with him. A -Virgo lives on a There is a systematized possibility within a year. chicken parts cost a little more . To acMaaa diapsr, mora ae- horns occaslonaDy. With a inartet In stolen cards. par pound, you save money with chiekan Incledes heavy-duty groom, were drassad In LenUnl money and don’t outshine him. practical, material leveL 0 0 * aluminum fad; oslephone coated eraaUone. And true t^ Ms word,' eaiata asaljrata, slm assarts, Alias win Insist on being first Capricorn male, be a lady at aD ^ lin e s are finding them lesa waste. mbt times; have a plan for your life You need tpproxlmately fraezar paper, polyethylsna the man stola the show. ana rmst know tha aaael I In the relationship; he’n also be LIBRA (Sept. 24 through Oct. selves victimized by “plas- It’s frightening to contem win aad mlnata a t Mrth. and learn how lo balance a plate. Jbecoming ill in a for Va pound chicksn per senrins. fraezar ppper and plastic Lentlnl’s tradlttonal doubla- the first to say he’s sorry after 23). Best marriage bets are tk exMrte.” It’s costing breaated dinner suit with black ' It roar sIfnB ara Incompaltbla, a quarreL checkbook. eign city while on a trip. A three-pound bird yields four freezer bags. Gemini, Aquarius, Aries, them millions a year. serrings; a twopound bird two Whan using cellophane begs, tte was tha most coriaervatlve. doa^ daapalr. Sagittarius and Leo. Since Anonprofit organiution '*Wtiat haA* a m arrlata,'’Bha TAoRUS (April 21 through In a southern city, the air- servings. press the air Out of package be HU attendante were Magnlfloant- Libras are so lndedslve,there’s AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19). named International Associ- fore sealing. ly arrayed in blue, 'brown and adds, **fs kaowlnc Itov to daal May to ). Most compatible with little chance of two of them port> counter crew noticed a witti a mala bom nndar .a ear- Virgo, Capricorn, Caneer, Mtrry Gemini, Libra, Arles, customer buying tickets ation for Medical Assistance TO ^ R E : Label each package with date,, green silk velvet suits. In stylts marrying—neither would be able Lao, Sagittarius. Two Aquarians to Travelers is doing some kind of Chicken, weight and mim- renglnc from a Napoleonic Jacket tain st(n. POr aampla, U jron'ra Pisces, Scorpio. Two Taurus to- to make up his mind. A Libra from more than one airline. Tha supernurket tray pack Is narriad to a pam ia and yen gather can present quite a prob will live on a rainbow with the Nabbed, he had in his pos thing to calm the fears. acceptable for short term storr bar of servings. lo a Naluru tunic encrusted with man loves for you to take the wild, blue yonder as the sip- Tlms-savlng Hp: fraaza in one 12 xold buttons lo simulate tha aand Mm oat tor a loaf of braai lem unless one controls the trait lead and make the decislons;you session 30 tickets valued at Free membership cards ago but it was not intended for on Monday, dean aataci him to of stubbornness. The Taurus per CANCER (June 22 through code. Give an Aquarius plenty of full-term storage. In tha latter package the number of parts martial look. No two of tha male can even propose to, him. He al freedom to wander around about $18,00b purchased in and directories can be ob normsDy served at one Hme. attendants wars dressed alike In eoma bade nnlll Thursday." son Is sensual; the sense of July 23). Best matrimonial bets so Insists on harmony and order seven *iUes over the past tained from the association case, remove the Mrd from the Tbafs part of Ms rastlass, na* touch Is very Important. Be his are Scorpio, Pisces, Taurus, among his friends. Get used to tray and rewrap. I Do not stuff whole cMckens heaping with Lenltnl’s beUef that In the home. Make sure the his being Interested In every four days — plus one stolen at 745 Fifth Aye., New York before freezing. "each man should wear what ha pmdletabla spirit. Or, sha foas woman; then yoo can’t ask for a Capricorn and Virgo. Two colors match, that the radio and ' 10022. Participating physi Chicken may be stored In a ‘ oa. If yoo*ra marryinc a Ca>rl- better man. Cancers would probably drown body; It’s doubtful whether y ^ Universal Air Credit card. normaUy cold refrigerator for It Is best to thaw tha chicken looks bast In.’’ TV are tuned down and that the have to worry about physical In- cians, English-speaking, in In the refrigerator. To speed The bride’s sttendsnts wore eora avaci Mm to want to maha each other In tears. When moon picture frames are straight. A standard operating pro- one or two days. Store the loos on a sdadnls. GEMINI (May 21 through changes, their hinar laughter fldellty. His Idea of a good wife CREIATTVE CORNERS: Conversational grouping features area-n^ With silken sum ,ce4ure has developed In the Europe, Asia, Africa and chicken wrapped In the super thawing, refrigerate on tray or betton-slseved, ribbon neckllnsd BEST MEN are besl-dressed at the Lentinl-Montosnoya wedding In New York. Left lo right: Tha foDowlac ara bps from June 21). Best bet; Aquarius, goes to deep pessimism. Culti and mother Is someone who mer due to the new Source fiber . . . reflected in the shiny glass* and metal surfaces racket. Waiters, B-girls or South America charge stand market tray for this short term plate. Whole froBen chickens un mid-VIctorten gowns of violet Best man Kurt Meyer In his Napoleonic Jacket, matching CerattI gabardine trousers and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22). works at It almost constantly. ard fees of. $8 per omce call, der four pounds require 12 to organaa. white silk shirt with matching ascot; Jacques de la Fontalne,frlend and discoverer of lentLd, Mrs. Goodman for daallac with Libra, Leo^ Aries,. Sagittarius. vate the Cancer’s mother. Peo Compatible with Plsces,Cancer, of the table and tube lamp. 4x6’ size, about two hundred dollaru; comes in six colora of storage. each son sign to Insnra that yoo TWO Gamlnis would get along ple of this sign love to be $10 per hotel call and $15 for 16 hours refrigerator lima to Roman* bom Lantinl, tha son In blue silk velvet Nehru: Luis Montesnoya, brother of the bride, in olive green silk velvet Capricorn, Virgo and Taurus. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20). tions; “Oenesls" rtig designed by Marie Creamer^ Source fiber by Allied Chemical l' of tba Count and Countessa suit; Prince Rachid Elldrlssl In martial version of Nehru tunic; Michael Galti In blue sUk and year mala won’t baedifina great though they’d seldom see mothered and babied. Two Scorpios would qyeate a Corporation. * " ^ calls after 10 p.m., Sundays TO FREEZE: thaw. To thaw chicken parts, staiwcrosaad lovers. each other. (The Gemini Is the Best bet: Scorpio, Cancer,Virgo, refrigerate (our to nine hours. Franoaaeo dl Ayala, mat his velvet V-neck Jacket and Lentlnt himself In traditional (?) dinner suit. nuclear explosion. Handle with Capricorn and ' Taurus. Two or holidays. Uncooked chicken may be one who goes out for bread on LEO (July 24 through Aug. 23) Peruvian bora, French and care. If his explosive temper Pisces win drown In rosy day * • • American educated bride at a IP HIS SON SIGN IS: Monday and returns on Thurs Best matrimonial bets are Arles, goes off. It can strike a lifetime time at a party in Rome. When In New York, there followed a telephone calls. Ths couple Is ARIES (Mardi SI throach day.) He’s a restless,unpredict Gemini, Libra, Sagittarius, and dreams. Pisces are very rmantle and are not noted for a T h e average age of wonwn at one for those planning visits Read Herald Advertisements April td) Arias finds mosthappt- able spirit. When you’re Aquarius. Two Leos would bum ly Intense about everything. . . anss with mambars a t the married to a Gemini, you’ll triple A credit rating. He’D marriage Is slowly rising com W. G. GLENNEY CO. to national parks: the house down with fire and business, politics, etc. Let a never mind a wife work1ng.Serve pared to five, 10 or 15 years opposlla aaa-who fan nndar tlw never walk alone. You’D have enthusiasm and with so much Scorpio male wear the pants There’s a map packet be s t ^ of . two, Gemini, Libra, two people lo walk with and both him Chapin for breakfast. ago, although men are marrying pride and passionate Jealousy and don’t try to keep any secrets Browning for lunch, a dream for at about the same age. ■ con men freeze onto a card ing offered which contains a Sagtttariiis and Aqaarins. Two win be him—due to Gemini’s you can expect nonstop July 4 from him. He loves mystery and SEE. . . I and sell It to a contact for 28 by 18-inch map of the dual personality. dinner and after that you’re on Arles artll maha' It an l i ^ t but fireworks. Flatter a Leo to won’t rest tlU he’s solved It. your own. • about $25. A wallet with its 260 national park system Something Old, Something New^ . helpful additional identifying areas and the Interstate * documents brings $50. highways. Also included are ■ The contact moves the Something Borrowed Something The Counter 1 card or wallet on through ■ the chute to an operator & r Mind Your Paper Ps & Q s Sleepv/ear IsLacy andLaunderable , $150, plus a percentage of That Cooks jthe loot the card brings in. From Many a modem mtss asked to Wedding Invitations are Is sent with the 'invitation to spe ■ Airline tickets have be- INC define tha words ’’paper trous sued by the bride’s parents, or cial friends and relatives who AP Newsfeatures *come the gold mine worked seau’’ may thtnk It refers to by etther parent alone If one are to be seated In reserved The modern bride, who’s as ■ for profit. Tickets purchased paper pop-art dresses and op-art parent has died and the living sections of the church. practical as she is romantlc,wlU And Its Cookmates by O O R N I N Q ‘ with the cards can be con- Furnishing your first home is probably the biggest invest piper plates. parent has not remarried. If Wedding announcements, call be pleased to discover that her • verted into cash easily by five regional maps and two Tbe altar-bound girl, however, both parents are deceased, the ing cards and at home cards sleepwear trousseau can be IN OUR KITCHEN DISPLAY 'resale to the general public that detail parks, memorials - knows that It consists of the tnvltattons may be issued by a pose many etiquette problems. laclly feminine-and washable too. ■at a discount. They’re easy and recreation areas in the ment you will make . . . that^s why modem brides buy at necessary printed announce close relative or friend. In A survey by WlUlamhouse- One to four waltz length !to conceal and, in addition, New York City and Washing ments, Invitations and writing cases where the bride’s parents Regency showed that only 54 per or long gowns with a floating ton, D.C., areas. paper. And that It’s important are divorced, the Invitation peignoir for each will keep the ;the credit-card artist has the cent of brIdes-to-be kiww the .coast-to-coast mobility of the Cost is $1.50 and orders for the store with the experts behind the counter & product! that a bride^lect knows the should be Issued by the parent proper etiquette connected with bride beautiful. These traditional general Ins and outs of paper with whom she has made her fragile ensembles of white and 2 airlines to his advantage. “National Parks of the these stationery Items. .Sometimes a total of $100,000 United States’’ should go to etiquette. home, even if both parents wlU' Wedding announoements,wMch / or black lace gowns and The engagement can be an be at the wedding. are mailed Immediately after the negligees with pink bows and ’in tickets will be purchase Superintendent of D o c u- nounced In several ways: per There are several enclosures ceremony, should be sent out to sashes may be as romantic as a .before the card is effectively m e n t s, U.S. Government sonal notes can be handwritten that might be needed with the those for whom an Invitation is girl dreams—but all nylon with ‘blacklisted or picked up. Printing Office, Washington, on special stationary to close invitations. If only some guests Impracticable. Announcements Imported lace trims and all * More specific, tougher D.C. 20402. friend and to relatives. There washable for convenience. are Invited to the reception, a are also mailed if the ceremony .laws are expected to reUeve (Ntwtpaptf Enterprise Assn.) are many small folded cards separate reception card, worded is private or after an elopement. No bride’s sleepwear ward ' with or without a preprinted to give specific Information as to At home cards announce the robe would be complete without message that may be sent to time and place a t the reception. couple’s new address. These are a touch of the mysterious Orient; other friends and acquaintances. Is Included In the envelope with furnished with plain envelopes KabukI coats, kimonas with obis Or, a formal engagement an the. Invitation. Response cards for separate malliPg after the and karate coats will bring the nouncement may be engraved or and printed return envelopes'are wedding. They may be enclosed delights of exotic Tokyolntoyour 'thermographed (a process that a help to the bride’s parents. with a wedding announcement. stateside honeymoon cottage.One closely resembles engnving but At very large weddings In big One item, which is passe as a particularly attractive ensemble . Is much less costly.) churches ordinarily flUed with social requirement but does is a short Klku coat and gown. When showers are given In her sightseers It Is sometimes come In handy. Is the calling (By Yolande, Inc.) honor, the bride-to-be should necessary to have church cards, card. They make delightful gift The coat is a beautiful shade send thank you notes on her own these Indicate that the church enclosures and are perfect for of yellow, dramatically striped with black and white and tied D & L i stationery or use cards with a has been closed to the public for exchanging phone numbers. The preprinted message to express period of the ceremony and__ calling card should always read with a black obi sash. A match ' ^IVE STORES O F FASH tOH her appreciation. only bearers of the cards wlU Uke this, "M rs. Thomas E. ing gown with a bias cut neck Is Shop W e^ng gifts recetve^ before be admitted. Pew cards can be Smith.’’ trimmed with black tassels and ' the day a t Uie wedding should be there is also a long paJama.One A acknowledged promptly on note advantage of such a set is Its iw. g!glenney paper Imprinted with the girl’s packablllty. Made of nylon tri to 8 :30 P.M. maiden name or her Initlals.For cot, It takes up little room and gifts received after the wedding, does not wrinkle. S a t the bride should write her ex The spring or summer bride to 12 Noon pressions of gratitude on vs-’- . •• will want a pale pink or blue Informal-folded note - paper— dotted Swiss cotton set, consist Imprinted with her new surname, ing of a waltz length gown,match e.g, "M rs. Thomas E. SmltJu’’ ing housecoat and an amusing Hef new letter paper can be bloomer pajama. She- may wear 336 NORTH MAIN ST. — 649-5253 folded or in single sheets, but It the gown and coat to breakfast Y too shbuld be formaUy personal and around the house and could, ORIENTAL SLEEPWEAR Influence Is seen In this celestial ized to read "M rs. Thomas E. if occasion demanded, answer yellow Klku coat and gown. Of nylon tricot, the ensemble is Smith.’’ the doorbell with perfect pro easily packed In the bride’s trousseau. Traditionally, the wedding In priety. vitation wads handwritten by someone who specialized in calli /• graphy. These scribes, are a dy ing breed so engraving or the THE CANOPY LOOK less costly thermography is now used. Formal invitations should By WESTiyGHOVSE he mailed at least three weeks'" i ;■* In advance of the oermony. In Electric 30-Inch range with LONG LIFE... BIG LOAD formal wedding invitations may V. take the form of handwritten ' " - --a ...... Carefree and Lasting! 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V. STAY AS SUM Postwar Baby Marriage Rate f CanyThrough •eHni : * it AS w a n s HE Highest Since World War II Theme for FEU. IS LOVE Coed Shower choose Your Island for i^omdn Romaaot to aa totond—not an frsa port shopping of Charlotte and terry from Merlds, the T>weed’s Say^ other five year period A eboeer neednt be u eU-glrl totoad ocMiad wito toortoto, but AmsUa. Unspoitod by tha mush Yucatan peninsula's major city. Marriaga Is mors p(g)ator than aftolrl . an effbaat Island, an Island toa for y tra m la M to a w t foaU or will look WITH you sv sr, iccordlqg to Ihs latost World War II. rooming Caribbean tonrlsUrada, A paradlaa tor aMn divers. It Yt>u’ll Love Yoiir Allhhugh, sinoa I96S, m arrlae-'* It moot of the bride-elect's -two of yon dtoeover by and for toa latond to a 600 acre racog- boasls an undarwatar coral gar N to 0 OMW toto(> boMor oi* kto okoooio tor wm - You’ve gotten yourself down statistics compllsd by- the De* frioede and toalr boyfriends or youraalvas. partment of Heallh, Education es have Increased both In ab-;, Maad botantcal garden framed by den and on clear days offers - . . - *tll^ tor ■ WHO Olid Oltolitot to the perfect size 10 and that’s hashsnds are msmbere of tha On your bonaymooa Mdsaway water risibility to a de^h of ISO and Welfare. solute numbers and In.propor-*' two natural while sand baaehas. o?r.!?5r ”****** ■orrtoki otowny. just the way you want to look Hon to the total population ooly’"^ asms Bdctol crowd, why not give . Island, Urine to laty, yal tosta An abundanoa of tropical flowars fast. Just ths rIgM honsymocm' ^ ■‘•“ y; At Cko ooMt nmm, ■orrta«o« the bride end her flancs a coro- to much to do and aaa. Tha A lL W e a th e r , If y— to o g ^ a i tg opwr M ntoc k c w o r ^ on your w eeing day. But The number of men and woman about one out of every 14 women' ' and ahnfos, IncIwHng al laaat touch Is the sight-aeetng Mnatlon coed shgaar and party? vartod dallghta of water acHri- ’ attraction—a ruined estate, ths MTltod MM lOM to OMTOt* montha of luncheons, thowers, In the Untied States who marry of eligible age married daring *- two types of orcMds, compete and.teps can play havoc with 1967 as compared to one out of' To aalarge tha goast Hat and ttos, rangliig from swimming to for honeymooners’ sttentlon with romantic story of the life and furtw OMRItok eaeh year has Increased sub niahs tha groom-to4ia foal at Ion -aknUng, dtpendinc on too even the niftiest figure. Here’s stantially and wlthoul Interrup- eight In 1946. High postwar Mrth>« the varied water sports common love of a Basque pirate. Mayan ' ara aamarrlad. rates, resulHng In the current home, ask Mm for the namas of totond and toa aaason chosen, to otosr Caribbean raaorts. At fire dances al the bigger hotels Coat how you can' save time and Hon since 1962. Not since the several of Ms cloaa friends and aaam to maks too long days »W. too, oonw MOMyrofoIorljr, ABototr higb-raaklagtoetor la trouble and make sure of keep close of World War II have large number of young people of ' nlgtit, taka a yadit craiae around In ssason; other than that the toa amrltal awtagaltbai Is plaea marriageable age, ara the hay*' add them to the Invltatloo list. Intorlndss of cMldUka play in- tha Island, than sample tha na- after sundown diversions a rt y a m kottor tkoa 0 lltltoroc tolakiy pcgadaltd toa araa, toa has the marriage rate reached marriages through 1070 to fa n - proeadura to to~1iave various lORCAS ISLAND. . .ths largest of pUid ky too Otaow Borou of sataBor too pareoataga af slabla the calories right now, before cast by the Health, EducaHonand kinds of wins—wMta and rad, Island honeymoon to toa aharlng Ihs 172 named totonda in tha San ■Mackinac island, MicMgan ' ^ m ooQ l Its present level of 9.7 marriag bohpoan two paepis who ara In . . .Probably no other area In the too D. 8L DMortawd of amirlagaa. Ratal commaaltlas her weight has 0 chance to get es per 1000 poputotton. The Welfare department. sweat and dry, apaiUto and Juan group, is a short ferry •COMowrw, tot torot tator* hark mora slabla marrlagastbaa out of hand. That dream dress Distinct geographic patterns " aftor-dlDnar wines—to taste In love. The aharing to of simple drive from Anacortos, Wash. Lo states has matntalnsd so well magnitude of the marriage boom ftlngs—a lush ptooa of tropical the Iraditton of early Americana ikhtod dloHooto moot ooaoaltal commaaltlas alsawkara tad is found, the alterations com 'I s Indfckted by annual Increases have bean evident throu^out the " glaasaa poured only coa-thlrdfull. cated In WasMngton’s "bdnana tor a otoblt MaiTtattoiw mataft stability la marrlagt dlmtalshas pleted and the order given. years. In general, marriage Platoa of bread and chaaaa are totond frail, a aallbaat drifting bait" cltreale, these Islands of- aa has Michigan’s famous re la toa tollowiBg ordan aaburka, In marriages between 1962 and In tha ana, a handful of aand ran- sort, Mackinac Island. Tha Is aft, a toad adoe^Hca, and a And, it’s probably designed 1967 which have averaged 65.000 rates tend to he Mghor In the toa only other assenttols.Tliay'rs tar sparkling blue wators.hlddan . $30 aanll cMlas, lairga dtias. Mng through enlwlnod fingers land’s history spans 200 irears with this season’s tiny waist —wen above average annual In South and West than In tha North nswssary so that tha gnaats can coves, forest rimmed lakes for Ago al aarrlaft kat a dbwet SoBia gasMtleatloas to this east and Northoentrel regions. '" prapara toalr palatoa afresh for and a ptoca In the tun. The Is- your^ anjoymsnt. Climb Mt. and Its uniqosnsss as a summer line and fitted bodice.' Then creases In marriages for any tond la forovar. Just Uka too two resort and historic shrine is kaailac oa marital alakUHy. finding should bo aolsd. Tha par- come weeks of wonderful par each ndw tasting. Washington, a 2400 fool peak, Staiiatlea akaar, tor anmala.tkat coBlago of- Amarleaas Urtag la of you. from which you can view the particularly noticeable In the ab raral areas Is dteraaslag, a ties and rushing around for Where do you find n forever sence of motor veMcles of any llitototlMoeM waMta wbo BNunr katora tkaafo trousseau shopping. Suddenly, Incredible 172 Island archipelago. 0 O « t 900*8 «( II ara twiea as Ukaly to aaa Iraad oqwettd to eontlBaa. A For dsooratloos, ask a travel totond? Thay*ra aU over. . .off From a stone lookout tower half Hnd. Residents and visllors lagleal possIMlIly for toa Mgh the great day is tomorrow. Is toa AttonHc and Pacifle and OoU alike travel by bicycle or horse- naedl wmmh .toalr tMirtagas and la dlrorea agstiey for color postart of a mils above Puget sound' you and woar fab or aaparatlae aa tboso wko paresalm saparatad istomto.. .aU dinarant, HONEYMOONERS dtoeover and shara toe daUghto of ««iMng true water sports and as Northaast oftors toa moatehanoa A wonderfully simple solu yet aU offtrlng tba romanea of on toalr choMir totomL ISLA MUJERES (Isle Of Women), apposed to the other three Is Tkt mora adoeatloa a poraoa 1 « grta, too oldar ba toada to ba of a stable marrlaga tor a wMta tion to the problem comes To avoid duplication of gifts, an totond Mdalmy. For further local travel agent. Islands, Is locatsd In St. Thomas Mezleo’s five mile long and less lands, ‘ a bit more development f i TW EED ’S wkaa ba marrioa. Mala collaga woman—due partly to tha pro* from Carnation. It’s the magic toa gnssto should gat together In Information on tnnsporiaUon.to- WA’TER ISLEi Water Island, the Harbour, Just a savan minute than a mile wide Jewel-Uke hide and more In the after dark de advanoa and daclda who will land faclUllaa, ale. consult your away, to reached by air or bus partment. Ctaarga gradialaa wko as a groM ara aanea In tMsaraa of manyatoaic meal in a glass made with fresh fourth torgeat of tha U.S. Virgin tounch ride from tha fabulous Aooounta too oldaat whoa tooy first say groqw with traditionally low dl- milk. Wonderful for lunch, bring what. Glaaaas, coasters, Ih ritad Open 6'bayw—Hum . UU 9 P J i do^—and who toad to nmrry Torot rales and to stringent dl- marvelous for dinner at home, corkserewa, wlria racks, a da- womaa tpgroaliaalaly toalr owa rores laws. On too other hand, it’s the secret weapon that pro canter ami.' an assortment of agts—bars toa groalast ehaaea among non-wMIa aromen,marllal tects a trim figure. The wiUi-it bottles of wlna make not tiio breakups a rt moat Ukaly In toa axpanslva gifts. tor marital aaceats. Coararaaly, brides choose a meal-in-a-glass ------' ______—_ krefcae aiarnagos oecar moat Northeast. On tha whole, non- such as Slender for that space onto amoag maa wito Umltad whllts hare two to thraa timas saving meal. Why ? Because all Be it flow m for the bridfo btideondda^ floirer OdacallaB aad laeoiaas. Bayoad as many broken marrlagts as wMIs but wHIas and noawHtas that’s needed is eight ounces of g H ebareh or reo^tton hull, our j^bbib o f b r k U dotot, toa Oaasas lalars fiDd, fresh milk, a glass and a chic tot mora achooUag a man has, of tha same laual of sehooUng experimee is jroor gnsnuitM of ntmoet sRtiiflM- too highar Ms lacoma and too hare about -toa same rates of packet of that instantized diet tkiol marital braakia- food. One quick stir and — voila! A complete meal that F L O W n THK HAPFT BAIR. For tbetr semi-formal eivening wedding the Btlde'a gaum refleoto tastes good, is low in calories, PARK HILL-JOYDE SHOT the romonUc mood of 1909, with its gnuoeful brief aleevaa; the manniht to ridily and perfectly balanced nutri FRANK QAKBLBB, Proprietor Ten Must Bridal Photos bordemd wtlli heirlaom laoe and embroidery. H m Oroom weans a wliite dtamer jackek. tionally. Mack tnoueefu wllli a aarin atr^ie, a black cummeriwnd and tradttloaBl black butterfly aai MAIN STREET M ANOBBSm Wadding picturaa will ba one bride may be taken in a studio bow ttA EHs very "now” formal shirt featunee black and white crocheted loops on On those hectic days when haapaaks toa btlda can »»««««■* or at toa bridal aMon. Altow pieata. The wbMe dfamier Jaokak to conaidemd "right" after 6 p.m. tmm ICemorial Day you are running from shop to (Next to Hartford Natteeal Beak) i totwaar aftar Oia takaa bar «<*• Uda w aad to Labor Day. shop and back again and seem ------m m m m m Mmr QO at M ja s l 1(010 tO PhoiMS 6494)791 • 649-1443 uawa. Ctood pbolca can ba takM ^ good M e t o d o ^ toa to be running out of hours, HONEYMOON ARRANGEMENTS If tba doaa a little adiedumw a mawr that slimming “pick-up’ in a can ba made In tha same store glass of milk is a time-saver, wharotha bride and her attendants Tbe a» - eaOad candid Oiota Bask Checklist Aids Groom s Packing as well as a waistline-saver. ara outfitted—qutteatima-savar. uaaally aren't unplanned^ Bmart TVansform Box win prarunt tearing out With aU the other details on a a neat-shipshape appearance Waterproof utility kit contain these special ahota when the Into a Home groom’s mind—the ring, tickets throughout the honeymoon. ing clippers, scissors, nail file, photegraplier Is trying to make and reservations for the honey deodorant; toothpaste, tooth Show Dress Ardiltacturafly, 'tie typical moon, and last minute Jitters, brush, shirt buttons, needle and aearywie aay “GHEBBB" at toe oMy apartment available to new- 1 topcoat and / or a ripper it’s no wonder that he often for lined raincoat from fall to thread. For The Bride and Bridegroom — or 'd^bt ^1^1 piM9. ly-wsds has the unfortunate gets to m ck one or two neces At Its Best lt*a also a good Idea to baua tendency to look Uhe a boa. spring. In summer, or If topcoat with accessories If you’re Uka most brides,, sary articles' of honeymoon at 2 sport Jackets—weight de a friend ha^ toe photographer Unless toe buBdIng is an older tire. fabric ■ is not rainproof, take Any Gift Occasion, Give The Best — Give you’ve spent a good deal of lima torough toa maaaaa of goaato one, horlaontals prevaU. along folding, plastic raincoat. pending on season or 1 sport and money solacUng your bridal and gukto him in toe right ple- To make these rectangles 1 suit—weight depends on cli Jacket and 1 blazer. , gown. Hera are soma tlpa on how tuTB - taking difaetton. more attractive, oottstder a To prevent arrival dashltls— mate at destination 2 pair dress slacks to make your gown look Us bast tiM 10 moat Important Candida variety' of wall coverings. Steer "I have to dash out and buy 1 dinner jacket and trousers, 2 pair casual-wear slacks on that day—your day-whan you shaving equipment that I forgot 7 shirts Samsomtd Luggage a t wadding clear of white paint, wtikto only In your gown bask In tha spol- a ara: to pack"—here's a basic check and dress 6 sportshlrts—fabric or knit 1. Bride In drearing room makes, toe apartment more 2 swim trunks,' possibly with UgM: list for a two-week honeymoon 1 pair Bermuda shorts For tliat Special Girt . . . If your train is cathedral with attendants. bleak, and consider, instead ^wardrobe which can be packed In cabana Jackets 1 white sportswear slacks \ t. BrUe going down aisle on some covered walls. 1 apres-swlm slacks or beach Any of tlieae three oaaee wUl warm length, it’s a good Idea to bustle fatoarto arm. a two nr three sutler case. Sub 2 sweaters the heart of any girl, '{be Silhouette It SO you can donee at your If the room Is large, a vivid robe 1 outer Jacket 28’’ Ptdlman (A) to a basic I. Bride oomlng v f aisle on ly colored wall paper coidd be stitutions and aaaltlons may be ties, ascots and handkerchiefs ;7 sets underwear raooptton. Hava tha fitter saw necessary depending on destina pajamas service for yean. Oidy $60. Tbe ' 4. Bride, brfdagioom and all tones up from your furnishings. tion, type of honeymoon and acti 3 pairs shoes, 1 town, 1 casual, back and aides, with correspond 1 robe-lightweight Ladles’ Fitted Jetpak (B) carries ing loops on tba back of tha attandanlp. H isn are also otosr wall eov- vities planned. Remember also 1 beachwear 1 pair slippers both apparel and coametica. Only sMrt about 24 Inches below toe g. Bride and groom aad her erlngs, such as textured grass that easy-care and wrinkle, re Shaving Mt: electric or safety 12 pair socks—both casual 3S6 (and it fits under tba ptone A faanily. cloth, hand-painted murals, and sistant fabrics do a lot to Insure razor, blades, soap, shaving lo seat). Samsonite’s Handi-Tota (C) waist. ' Button toe loops and A Bride aad groom his plastic wall coverings designed tion is a wonderfid gift for any young you’U have a charming EdwartV family. to simulate brick or wood panel ladv. S24A6. ton stlhoustto that dlsponsas with T. RaeaiTli^ Uae; ling. -For tlttiit f^^aclal Man , . . handUng a train. Or have a loop A Bride aad groom cutting U toe apartment is a typical / A Silhouette men’s 2-SuMer (D) sawn at the bottom of tha canter cake. efficiency with a sleeping al wUI fill any male with justiflabto back seam, so that you can loop t. IViaMng bouguet cove, paint or paper toe alcove, pride. $60. The Silhouette Man’s toa train over your wrist. lA Bride aad groom leaving perhimM in vertical stripes, to Deluxe Jetpak (S) to a great ov«r- Odiyour ride to tha church, under yiee shower. nlght regnated or {daatlcised unless toe car to spotless. before owremooy. wall coverings that are wash mous Samsonite S’’ n At 5. Scene from back of church tache (F) at ISO to a ttokat to mk>- Hava somaona start your train able, and hence Immenaely cesal, _1. aa you go q> ths aisle. It should during ceremeny. useful for bathroom and kitch be hold igi off the floor at arm’s 3. Bride and her attandents. enette. kngth, blUowed with air and then A Bridegroom and his at- Try a'tiny coloniai pattern for allowed to aink ilown, to float one wall of toe kitchenette. If after you. S. Important relatives aa the bathroom la dark, paint toe Anchor yojir headdress with they go through the receiving celling a cherry yeUow, to give pins to avdd tipping'whan your line. a sunAight effect. maid of honor lifts ths vail or A noatbasea with important The outside of closet doors al-. friends press aroumL guests rigning guari book. so offer decorating possibilities. 7. Bride dancing with groom. They can be wall papered or A Bride Uasing her mother given a brightly-colored edging. goodby In toe dressing room. Wherever there is the slight Care fo r A Bride saying goodbye' po est jog in the wall, capitalize on bridegroom's parents. it. Glue drapery materia] to one Glassware 10. Bride and groom In get JOto or cover tte area wito pic away car. tures. Anything for an off-center til van tha proper care, your The formal p h o to g r^ of the effect. gUsswara will give you many w a rs of anjoymant. When you'Wash It, the water should bs comfortably hot and sudsy. Avoid sjidden changes of tomparatura and have a soft cloth spread over,the dralnboard DYED-TO-MATCH for washed glassas. A iiw drops' WE HONOR of bluing In th^ water. WiU give them added luster. , YOUR OUTFIT h a'n storing^ stemware should be placed rim up where possible; othanrise alternate one rim up with one base up and so on. Classes should bs stored by type from front to back, ^ graduating from tha shortest to« too tallast. A rubber mat placed on the shelves wlU help cushion glasswars from shock. To pre vent chipping or cnijklng, put paper dolUas or napkins between /■ stockad plalos^ If two tumblers or-bowls should stick together, me pour cool water Into tha imwr There’s nolhing more reiaxlng than getting into a nice hot shower or bath. 6 one and sat ths outer one In warm' water to loosen them EspedaHy at the end of an extra long.day. To make sure that water stays hot, quickly. the owner of my.a^artment house had the foresight to specify gas. Not just the showers either. For heating, washing, cooking, dishwashing and clothes-drying. And, I understand it's at the same low rate, night or day, anytime I use It. When I get married-and have my own home, It'll have not only ga^ heated hot water but, also, the total comfort of a gas warm air system. That way I'll have heat, air conditioning, humidity control and cleanliness. Fresh Air Living at Its best. So, don't throw cold water on your comfort. 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V wB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 MANCHESTTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, M AY 6, 196« PAGE In Spring Fashion T Couple Searches for Adventure NEW HOMEMAKER SHOULDER BAGS WIN HANDS DOWN On bar wadding day, Diana Knit Me a Dream for Versatility CAN RHAIN HER Baaeon Mattoon stin tnte*! know Honeymoon whara aha waa going to bonaT* The ftahlon-eonadona brtte BY JOY STILIXY moon. ubo kiMfus. the importance (hat BRIDAL BEAUTY kMMlaNi WilNr *fl had anough to copa with— tekuep and puckablltty play ut a with achool and tha wadding (aba wardrobe, can add an extra After the wMding, all eyea Headquarters N E W Y O K k ( A P ) — Ftthioii (hb. spring b in the bag. And the waa marrlad at tha and of har vurM to the traditional bridal are on the Bride’s handel In teaMon rtiyme. It now goes.* bag ia iaibkm b m shoulder bag. ranging from the strictly utilitar- jiBilor yaar at CaUforaia’ State the days and months follow ing type to csaitiag ivrsions that add glamor to the most formal coUaga at Long BaaciO without "SometMng oldf something iww; To make the most o f e w y praeioas hanegmooB something borrowed; eomethlng the ceremony, the gate of w orrying about wham I waa friends it on her rings.. That d w , let ooQ o< OUT experienced travel cooneelow stage by virtue o f the stellar going on a honaymoon,” aaya tha Mue, and evarything knit in her th e shetalder bag U kes center troueeesu.” means that nails and akin ^an your honaymoca anangemente, at no addi> : ro b h plays in the pams-suit act. pratty Monda. "But, ahaadda/lf should remain as pretty and tional coat to yon. OntUne Yoor dedrae i v t laaaRi which continues to be a smash hit. I knaw whara wa would wind 'For whatever Is on the Itinerary, there’s a knit to make well-groomed aa on the Great the nat to tnl Anthorixea agent in MandMBtv T b t look goes from small and neat up, I #ould hava w orrlad planty. ware, b just one o f the reptiles a lieeMressed eecaslon out cf It. Day. Aa it waa, I teU that wtialavar for all Airtinee, Ballroada Steameiiip Hnw for d ty pants to large and luggagy that abound in every skin from ' Naver unterestlmate (he cos Hippanad, I could btema on It’s easy to say but hard to for sport wear. snake to turtle. The colors range, tume power of a good sweater,By Barly neeeivatitaie Are Snggaatedi David.” do! After a day’s work at home from subtle gradations of brown dtanglng the rest of the outfit, Roomy shoulder satchels in David, har naw buaband,had improvement, cooking, or office aabfc lake to kid or patent as and gray to shimmery scales of tfat sweater can fin most any chores, the skin on your hands told Diana to gat a vaccination teshton naad. For example, a trim. For after S. the dressy pants green and aqua. has a tendency to get cracked, and to pack aoma baach clothaa kidtted cashmare sweater shirt, suit calls for a small and eluant dry, and look and feel',like the because they might be going to la a softly ruffled style, tailored, bag. the strap a delicate chain. M oco croco appears in palest inside of a packing case! Work shades — white, bare buff and Acapulco or ” aomoplaoa.” Soma- or In a iLfUgbtful Mexican wed- Globe — especially dirty work — Designer Don Simonelli, who gray — and ostrich-grain also place turned out to be daap In dlag shirt vtrslon, can appear wrecks a manicure efficiently advocates the strong accessories the Junglea of Vananiala'a r ^ casuaUy by day with slacks or a TRAVEL SERVICE takes the light touch in softest and effectively. approach, allowing the individual beige and near-white tones. mote Grand Sabana. snort skirt or glamorously at to create her own unique look, It aaama that David, while nltbt with a formal skirt. A Stop Cardboard Skin 908 MAM ST. AiUtlCtlESliR says: “ Handbags with pants tend The newest in hardware is pew searching for honeymoon Ideas, mohair cardtgab. In a delicate Those skin care experts, the amlghtleas lacy knit, Is an In- PHONE 843-2188 to look best when they are softly ter, with the dulled metal u s ^ as, had seen an ad chaDengtng Poequin people, have a simple utopensable mihl-wrap or skirt- constructed and arc o f the shoul antique clasp closings, snaffle bits someone to rscover a case of solution fo r hand damage prob mate. Tha magnificent glowing der bag variety. They should be and on intricately cast banding whiskey hidden under the worid- lems. I f your, skin gets tough that simulates ribbon. famous 3,212 foot high Angel colors that are mohair’ s signa soft, casual, modem." ture give a radiant lift to the 08 cardboard without your half For a Mt o f chiC chainery,' a Falls, 19 tlinas higher than v ^ le wardrobe. trying, hand cream and hand The color story, says the Na chunky chain is rigidly set as a Niagara. 'Hlavld told me later, A wool or cashmere vest takes lotion can help provide speedy handle or miniHandbag Association, is up very little suitcase space but' relief I It-is recommend^ that six abreast to serve as a shoulder Vanaaoala that be wanted a real Pnb or patriotic, with red. while plays an important wardrobe role brides slather on hand lotions and blue in the spotlight. Alto strap. special honeymoon for us.” by unifying separates and stamp and creams because smooth IT The geometric look appears in Thus It was that shortly after assuming importance at neutral ing (he outfits with individuality. WIDE PANTS stride back into skin requires - moisture. Your complements for spring prints and patent lunchbox-type handbags her wedding, Diana found har> Choose from any number of In fashion with a brand-new look of skin will really soak up the and brass-bound calf horizontal tettnres arc the li^ test shades of self spod her stockbroker hus teresting textures. Including sophisticated ease. Albertc by lubricants and moisture o f as w dl as gray and Mack. boxes with thick leather handles. band, together with an Indian cables, ribs, tweeds,and boucles, Beldoch-Popper uses llvely,ltght- hand care products. EVENING ELEGANCE and youth GO ANYWHERE sleeveless neck Dressy bags are a trifle larger. porter and gulda 'Jnngla Rudy* til eolld colors or patterns such welght mohair In a flaky tweedy tie dress, an easy flow of supplr BRIDES ON THE GO win appre ful fun are combined tn this N ail Care The already popular safari-takes Trufflno, paddling up tha Rio ae' menswsar strtplngs or Indian knit to dramatl'ze the swinging lightweight knlHed wool. Is as ciate this shower *n’ travel coet Mexican wedding shirt mated by Lawrence of London. Water- A speedy first-aid for nails on a new aspM in two or three A fter dark, the purse becomes a Carrao In an Indian dugbut canoe. motif Jacquards. grace of elephant pants and a perfect at the office as It Is at a tones strongly contrasting col small treasure. Tiny multi-enve "T h e only place I had aver By all moans Include some with a long velvet skirt, (Cash- matching Jumper. (Mohair Coun repellent and wrinkle-proof, it's of new homemakers is a cuticle all the mere shirt by Dalton) dinner by candlelight. ■ ors like red and white, or shades of lopes or pouches glimmer in baby- Canoed before was In Disney pents for the Pin of it. The most cil) a very versatile addition to any remover in a tube. A - clear soft gold and silver kid. Slim exciting are the wide, swishing wardrobe. cream gel reduces the need to brown or luggage. Totes get added land,” says the bubbling Diane. engaging little dresses with These coats look rich and re latest Harlow styles, at their flattering quality air of elegance and that cut cuticle by softening and dis icst by teaming canvas with con minaudieres and graceful little **And we had to go over 79 ruffled cuffs and tiered ruffled tain their smooth surface des For some brides, the trous best In textured mohair blend. welcome natural warmth. solving the dry skin that clings trasts that may be leather, patent, boxes shine with mirror or rhine swoIUn rapids. Actually the DIANE AND DAVID MATTOON with guide Jungle Rudy skirts, or in a dress and coat pite strenuous wear. seau may represent the first Dresses that travel well don’t time they have ever assembled a around the base of nails. It S ty le s or perhaps a hardware frame. stone pave. The small clutch, en whole trip was like the adven Trufflno pause at base of Angel Falls, Venezuela. Tha cou costume detailed with scalloping. Perhaps the most Irresistible have to be the duU.’salb classlcs- The beauty of all these fash completely new wardrobe all at Classic Mack alligator, richly crusted with jewels, sheds its own ture ride In Disneyland.” ple’ s adventurous honeymoon resulted from tm ad David A multi-purpose coat tops the knit bonus of all the trousseau Is helps bleach nail tips clean and not If they’ re woolknlts,whlch ions Is' that they can literally be once. If they build it around fine accented with gold-toned hard- night-time glow. To complicate matters. It was answered which Invited anyone to go to the falls In search o f bride’s wardrobe. New are the robe of bonded wool Jersey white, too — while you watch. hide . their practicality in re- rolled lip In a ball. To freshen knits— wool, cashmere, silk and for all the rainy season. (July; "Be a case of whiskey hidden there. water-repellent styles tn double- with Its supple fluidity. It can be Experts also recommend hand «siUent, non-mussable textures. them up, simply hang on the cotton, they’ll be making one of sides being wet all day, rain knit wool which serve both as tailored or frou-frou short o r ' shower rod while a tub of hot cream, applied especially be There’s a touch of romance In topcoat or showercoat. long, but It always has the the best long-term fashion Invest fore you retire, as a lubricant slowed us down and m ate the water steams them to crispness. ments of their lives. Special^ • o Salad Complements Meal trip even more dangerous,” she .*■* fo r dry cuticle. explains. ’Read Herald Advertisements Smooth Face Occasions Y et despite the rain, the Designer Proves Bridesmaids Can Be Chic on Budget And there’s another problem Or Can Be Main Course mosquitoes, flies, ants, the con too, keeping the Bride’s skin in stant feverish feeling, and the bloom, before and after the $ize$:4to54 hours of rugged cllmblng,Dlane Louis Biunato, who estimates One reason why a girl choos The bride should also realiee wedding. Don’t neglect the that the. style she choses wiU is glad she didn’t have a dull that his designs account for 60 ing a bridesmaid dress Is so skin on the face! Especially conscious of style Is that she have to fit four or five gtrls— honeymoon. "The only thing I to 70 per cent of the mass after shopping, home furnish normon miller' /X ^ p A M C I market and mall order sales In hopes to wear the dress on many all with ditterent shapes. I . ''‘ I didn’ t do was the last hour’s "A n A-line or princess style ing chores or entertaining, any the budget bridesmaid field, as other occasions as welL But MAM HI ■• I i M ^ ^ climb. That was Just too steep girl will have a greasy face! ' F A S H IO N 'S B A G C O M E S I N A L L S IZ E S Fur spring evening pants, a liny p u u ju f puckeihmik tapper serts that today a girl needn’t even though his dresses can be Is nice for that reason,” be le/ll o f gauzy turquoise chiffon on rhinestone chain. The gently shapecT tunic with pants in a fuzzy cotton waffle so I let Dave recover the case of worn elsewhere— *a was thrilled says. " I like vralstllnes and fit Be sure to clean skin, without be wealthy to afford style. OPEN EVENINGS IW 9PIM ■ PLENTY a« PNEE PAaKNM brocade is by Laurence Gross. A fiat, flashy bag with layers o f red and bijie on white tapper right! can be slung whiskey by himself.” "T h e main, dlfterences be when I saw my dress at the ted bodices but I rarely use them drying, ■with a ritise-off cold cream. over the shoulder or swung in the hand. Red and blue pouches snap on and o ff they can be carried alone as tween a $29 gown and a $300 Metropolitan Opera’ ’— 1» claims tn bridesmaids’ dresses.” clutch — leaving shiny all- while envelope. Dress Is red, while and blue bandana-printed silk from j.aurence Gross. gown are the fabrics and ma It often doesn’ t work out that A bridesmaid’ s gown should also have a detail In back, he The crisp black calf bag llotverlefil has rigid rectangle handle that can be carried osier the shoulder o r in hand. It's D O G W E N T F O R P H O N E terials iteed,” he says. "Instead way, not because of the dress adds, because as she goes down worn here with early evening combination o f sheer embroidered organza and linen. Pale canvas musette hag tlower LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — of using the best silks, we use but because .of the glrU "The the aisle the guests see the gown center} is suspended from red and green webbing, with bald and brassy hardware: webbing m otif repeated as Uiing the telephone U quite ant modem nrmn-made fabrics that girls tend to label It as ’the dres.s 1 wore at Mary Lou’s from the back. Streamers or closing and piped edge trim. Dashing duffel i lower right} is yellow terry cloth banded in while leather: rings o f gold experienM at the home of Dr. actually stand ig) better; Other wedding* and then they’re reluct floating .panels add the bade loop leather handles to barrel o f bag. ft teams up with snappy yellow linen pantsuit by Victor Juris. Glenwood Creech. from ^Bray the Jew elir...” than that, you can’t go wrong If ant to wear It again,” he ex Interest. The kitchen phone it hidden in you aim for the simple, under stated look— simplicity with one Mr. Louis, whose dream It Is the pantry. There’t another in a plains. as weU as for the good detail. Remember, It’s al Nevertheless, M r. Louis be to design the costumes for a clothes closet, and to use tte one Broadway play, has been design M jMdal Attendants . . . Diamond Rings and lath ways batter to take off than add lieves a bride should select the in the basement, you have to stand ing bridesmaid’s dresses and You don’t have to be able to ®***^1”» on Crystal, Hummel* /on.” dress for Iter attendants with 6 radishes, washed, with tops Whip half a cup of heavy cream o n ji box. Figurines, ICremetiitz Jewehw, Ekuriiurs Pins Broochaa wedding gowns for more than 25 cook to make a perfect salad. The styles of his bridesmaid’ s the practlcal-wear-lt-later view removed and add a couple o f tablespoons of years. ^ Just make sure that all the In Creech made the changes be govms, he says, are similar to in mind. That’s why short skirts 2 heads bibb lettuce, washed sugar and a little vanilla; heap into a vlsK end see our fine quaUty sdection'I gredients, from the salad greens cause his fox terrier becomes in- the nighest priced dresses: with overskirts, formal dress and separated small paper cups and freeze. When to the herbs, are garden-fresh. 'furiated every time a phone rings. "Nowadays we follow the and coat ensembles, dresses In early European days, the 1 can (7 oz.) solid white tuna And what better way to enter cream is firm, drop the cups into a He chews ipsu^ion off the’ French and Italian Influences that can be easily cut down and bride was bargained for through fish, drained tain, particularly In summer? plastic bag and seal air-tight. You wires and often snaps them in half. much more than before—the dresses with detachable sleeves her father, swatched In a veil 8 anchovy fillets BRArS JEWELRY STORE Although most salad s— can keep the cream in the freezer After mqkiiC repairs 10 differ girls expect It. I go to Parts and (for church) qre important num during the ceremony, and not 2 eggs, • hardbolled and 7S7 BIAIN 8TBBBT-4WANOHB8TBB e MS-SUT especially In men’s eyes—are for a month and it will be great to ent times, ^ telqihone company Italy every year.” bers in any of his showtime revealed to the groom until after quartered ______(Next to tlie State Tbeutre) . Intended as worthy companions have on hand for a dessert topper. notified Creech he would have to collections. the wedding. A 8 ripe olives to the main course, this hearty pay for them himself. Vc Bermuda onion, thinly Salade N lcolse should be count sliced ed as a main dish. Add a loaf of 1 tablespoon finely chopped crusty French bread, a Jug of fresh parsley wine and you have the perfect supper or luncheon menu. You might want to audition this at Arrange all Ingredients at J £ m your bridesmaids’ luncheon. tractively on a decorative plat '^ a m te s i. ter or In a salad bowl. Top with ■ 5 shallot dressing and sprinkle Y SALADE NICOISE with finely chopped fresh DESIGNER MR. LOUIS cheeks latest bridesmaid creation. 3 tomatoes, washed, peeled Side streamers add back Interest which Mr. Louis feels Is a — t h e SALADE NTCOISE Is hearty enough to serve as a main parsley before serving. Makes TgMil GMbf and quartered prime requisite for any bridesmaid’s gown. course, either alone, or together with a green bean sal- four portions. ad, as shpwn here.______' > ■______bride. Baking Soda a Bride s 0 ^ ^ SPEND THE SUMMER IN .... Party Helper TOWN & COUNTRY WHITE . i DEFINITELY SEE-WORTHY The bride with the.mostest just naturally knows Find the bright; white, rmlly-H’lght look for summer in our new .9 ft J. - About post-party clean-up and how to dispose I collection of Town & C ou n tiy Shoes. Ta ke on a fresh, SWIMSUITS O f ring.s .around glasses and stale a.shtray oda’ . . . sparkling highlight with T& C s flattering pumpa She relies on the talents of our specialty BAKing soda__ | in white patent; white matte calf or ' . Definitely see-worthy and sea V; The poetry may not win any worthy, too. These swim prizes, but the .soda will, in .VYe Carry .Only Famous Brands white lustre calf___ \ household atts- suits take to water and Yes, with baking soda lies k the clean-up solution to the FOR THE NEW HOMEMAKER sun fun in the ificest manner... most unpleasant parts of party Exciting new styles. aftermaths. Unless you can • MAGEE wash\ / MANCHBSIEB EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 MANCHBSnB EVENING HERALD, MANCHBST^, CONN., TUESDAY. MAT 6. 196» PAGE THISTEEN^B
Second-Time Bride^ Empty r n Cans Light Up Romance 69 Brides Let Mood Dictate Attire /a^e time for Choose the Right Chicken May Wear White Don’t throw away those empty Her l|img Sewing Own Gown , M t e k M m «Mi m rn im ta - J i m « a i m M a m o m tf i* Thanks to Hw “ do year own e a n sf They’re the newlyweds’ ROASTER: A llttls oMsr and thing*' approach whli^ has modi best friend when 11 comes to ROCK CORNISH: Tlw smallari, Urgar than tha brollar fryar, omitMat. N n«r b»- IS; youBfMt, mumbur of the ridchan ta v iHiW ttNM twMi M nnnr fied, If not abolished, etlquatte iMvlng decorating doUars. yourself,,, ifs walgha 3*/^ to 9 pounds airi has rules averywheie, the second-\ Here Is one way you can turn iSmlly, sntlabte for roasting, us- tendar maal. OHaWii of ttbrtea aad atylM to purially with a nloa stafnng.Msy dMOM lko»—ud Ws holdatnii time aromd bride need no longer those cans Into decorative house CAPON: A largsr bird, wulgb> hide In the shadows. hold Accessories. There are also ba bakad, brollad or Mad. ing 4 to 7 p o a ^ , with a flna ^ mdtton and Ow brldta- . R uaraOy wafgha 1'/% pouada or ■aldateo. Although newly-relasad rules many other poeslbllltles—for almost the flavor and a ganaroas quantity permit much more freedom In Instance a table lamp or .awaU lass; maiqr paopla sarva an of white mast, it ts mori atfaa •at atialliar 1M »^ btMa Indlridbal bird to aaoh dinar. ■eala doara Itaa alalt la a tradi* planning a second wedding, most planter. You’re only limited by roasted. •aaal A«llBa aatta foara with dt- likely a second-time biiito will * your Ingenuity and the number of BROILER-FRYER. Tbs all- BRO-HEN: A ptamp, aiaaty, laclaMt eatbidral traia or not want to Imitate the .bride steel cans you can amass. (To % i g d a y * ^ ! purpoas riddoan, a young maaty laying han, about ysars old, awlaai to lha boat of a mtal* who’s saying her first "I do." be sure the cans are steel, test bird about 9 waaka old tbat 4'A to 8 pouoda in watgbl. Not ad-, The elaborate white dress, the them with a magnet. Aluminum walgha V fy to Si/4 pounds. A vtsad for niaMng, broiUng, dr UooaMr aoaalty oaaomblo,sbaV And there’s so much on your ba «aartac— long train and veil are all part of cans do not have the strength brollar fryar may ba roSatad, • frying, |t dost maka an axeallsid the first nuptial ritual—but that of steeL) mind . . . Do late-arriving almmarad or sautaadassucosss- soiB, and doss wall in dishaa rABOLOOS FABRICS . . . mny as brollad or Mad. daUeataly ambroldarad laeaa, doesn’t preclute the sCeond-tlme To add some extra light to a guests have accommodations T caBlng for laisuraly stewing. •attary aattna, binoary cottoaa. bride from wearing white again. particular area of your home, . . . Did your husband-to-be FaaMoaabb fWbrict (o aoft aad A white or pastel gown long or make a series of three lights HANGING LIGHTS can be made make flnal arrangements with aaPRla. TfflC shaping. . .atronc short, traditional or up-to-the and hang them at different easily and inexpensively from the florist? . . . Do you have Mala of lamlnlnt body eoraaa minute sans train and veil is per heights for an ornamental ap steel cans. the traditional garter and ftaiAa to a laaataaaaoa of tha fect. A very young second-time pearance. Use ready-assembled something- old, new, borrowed and Btlad sHhaoatta and ^laa cut bride may prefer the more units to simplify construction. and blue f . . . Are all arrange- rtlof. Tba atw aoft fit folloara elaborate trappings of a first you may dent the can by apply I AMUfiT PATTERN: Tobe oer- menta made with the caterer? (!■ body aad sutiasts romaalto, r ^ time rltual-^traln, elaborate Take three empty cans and ing too much pressure from the telB the pottern cooforme toyour * gown, etc.) and If the groom-t(v . .. Are yon completely packed n d ^ F E o o o A t Losaa Mills you'wiH fiod yictoriaa harotaa corvaa, • V driU a hole In the top of each exterior. owB dlmaiiBlaM lay the pressed for your honeymoon T .. ..And, evwything for yoor outfit... peou de sole TpE COSTUME. . .Draas and \ be doesn’t object, there’s no rea lid so that the socket with the Cover the cans with three paper pattem on flat aorfAos, son why anyone else should. measora It, and make neesttaiY n CUTTING MATERIAL: Once each piece of gown has been m FINAL STITCHING: Try co basted dioas nikl maka any most importantly, does e-very- and laoe for the gown.,. veiling and ctown ooal or draasas with ^chals ara cord attached win Just fit pieces of burlap or heavy one know how to get to the brastatlbla. ExtraTacaRUy laa> Second w ^ ln g plans are often linen, 4V4 Inches by 9 Inches atOaetmente. Than pin altered cut out, a tracing wbnel U uaad to transfer the fitting marks naoaaaary adJnttnwDte. Than stlteh tha gown on your ma. f » i^e head p im . . luid the garter of through. Remove the bottom china. A final prasalng and yon’vo madt your own gown! churdi? ... doaa tMarioa and ottarly maltlnc pared down—but they needn’t be Uds. and secure with rubber cement. pattern to the fhbrte. to the fabric. Than the plecae are bested togsther. Mue juat for you . . . eolora maha thaaa anaamblaa ao —as long as everything Is In With a can piercer, make Setww In the long candle type Once you have all these partiel to t tha laatura brlda,tht good taste. The processional can problems solved it’s time to sit several V-shape openings In the bulbs and plug Into the standard Aay girl who h u avnr mada a baate A-Una drata probably can ding, than white or Ivory cotton The trim should bo dsUeate, Just a Ia« iranttlla. brtda bainc marrtad for tha sao- be eliminated, because this time top ltd to allow ventllatton.About wall or baseboard outlet, , fl* velveteen? Velveteen should be down and relax, and start pre oad tInM aad alao for tha mothar ma|» bar own wodding gown. wtistber It bo beaded or em- > the bride doesn’t have tobe given % of an Inch from the bottom fabric will mute the light com cut with the rap going down for a broldersd. There ere beaded Most bridal gosvn patterra al paring yourself to be the beau of tha brlda or (room. All of away. Two honor attendants on Mteass tend toward aserat of fashion is total prtv a stem of flared trousers and the wispy veil Is banded Indian second marriages. You should fabric to a trim than the other stmpUclty—a short veil fSUIng rides to MW her own gown win consultant for Lilt home per portton. top^d by a sheer delight with fitted sleeves echoing the high wknow what you want In a wed ■o dnptre or natural waletUne. What could bo loveUer, partto- have a hard ttira going wrong. style to a nouveau coiffure. Best yet. If storage space Is ruffled neckline. A short bold veil punctuates the bridal en E v e ry pattem company has wed- way around. from a cap or band, or perhaps manents, suggests you give SHADES OF THE WEDDING limited, this paper caper can be tossed out the window after ding, so why not planlone that’s nlarly for a faU or winter wed your hair the body it needs to MARCH. . .Bridasmalds win ba semble. distinctly your own creation? soft and tsndar in dawn pink or the wedding. Easier LHel hold its set throughout your Doing it yourself may mean a apricot whip. Janqnll or bashful canopy of roses In the garden china or crystal table settings, buoy wedding day by giving I t o win also make a pretty boi^ and a patio buffet or adaisy-llned Easy Parties silver serving dishes and flat- yourself an easy home perman qaat of bridesmaids. living room and champagne and Home ware, and a wide variety of ent. Lilt is especially desirable cake. It’s your choice. Just be glassware. for today’s softly curled and sure It’s as meaningful and Folding Chairs, Table Lin Dazzle Dinner Guests To add a touch of glamour, waved hair styles. memofable as the vows It cele ens, Banquet Tables, Punch Receptions you may wish to reht a silver A simple bridal style was brates. Bowls, CJoffee Percolators, punch bowl, silver candelabra, designed by Mr. Caruso, the One other point—If the brMe Record Players, Silverware, or even a silver champagne crown kept smooth to accomm has never been married before odate your head-dress, and the even though the groom has, the Diahffl and Glaaees, with Specisd Dish Are 'In’ fountain, vvhich can be used Portable Bars, Cham for either champagne or fruit sides softly curved onto the wedding may be as elaborate cheeks. As always, the natural and as lavish as for any other pagne Fountains, Every bride should have ona That old-fashioned custom punch. first-time bride. of having wedding raceptiens For a garden-party recep look makes the most beguiling m m iflA g Patio Lights. fSbolotts dish In her cooking bride. repertory—a dish that wlU das- a t home 16 once again boom tion, you can make it truly ele ■la everyone end that she alone ing the "in” thing. gant with one or two party For your honeymoon trip, Liiiiim ( Is known for. Many brides-to-be feel it’s tents, ground coverings and pack a few bows and brilliant EXIT 98, WILBUR DID YOU KNOW... / Our chotoe Is Poulards on much more gracious to cele even a dance floor, if you wish. headbands so you’ll have no Chaud-Frold, one of the favor- brate the nuptials in their par Soon after you’ve made last-minbte holiday headaches. CROeS PARKWAY mills! Borrow anything your heart itea 'Of^Annomarle Huate, former ents’ homes than in large ho these selections, A to Z Rental And do smile, bride-to-be, dwf to the houMhold of the then The number of marriages In tels or banquet halls. And now, recommends that you consult for it is almost your perfect NEXT ID CAUKMt America has grown from Jaequolins Kennedy. Annemarle thanks to the rapidly growing "big day!” comments, “ I’ve seen this a caterer to arrange for the 1,451,000 In 1958 to over two rental industry, the entertain food and beverages you want mlUlon In 1969. deaireeaf reasonable rental bsMitltul chicken dish served to dlplomate, princes and show ing can be as elegant as any one could wish. embroldered MEDIEVAL MAGNIFICENCE. Christian Dior gown, slim and marry. By contrast, only 60 per relaxed attitude, according to twin, briniantly encrusted at the Swiss organdy, billowing sleeves tightly cuffed and fitted long-sleeved. Is caught at waist with a pearl and silver belt cent own cars, 80 per cent drink INGREDIENTS for POULARDS officials of A to Z Rental, Inc., . . .the essence of fragility beneath a hooded, mink trimmed neckline and at the cuffs. bodice. A christening cap completes theplcture of Innocence. alcoholic beverages, and 85 per, EN CHAUD-FROID is to plan the reception early cape. cent watch TV. and consult experts in the field. Poached Chicken If you’re the mother of a bride- to-be planning a home recep 1 pound raw chicken meat, tion, it’s v^se for you and your ground very fine A FABULOUS DISH equally at home at a picnic or at an elegant banquet Is Annemarle Huste’s PouUrde en Chaud- daughter to start by visiting pound veal, ground very the local rental center to look Graduate to a flomeless electric range Let ■ fine------^— ...... Froid, (Poached chicken In Jellied white sauce). 1 tablespoon salt , bowL Put In the treexer for in refrigerator. over the wide variety of items that cleans Tts own oven. awhile; this wlU Jiarden all the While It Is setting again, pre they have for even the most the bells Ml teaspoon powdered thyme pare all kinds of shapes from elaborate affair. 2 tsblespoons finely chopped fat on top and make.lt easier to ring out! , parsley ' take off. Then .melt this butter In vpry thin siloes of tomato peel. Essentially, all you really 2 tablespoons melted butter a saucepan and stir In the flour. need to know beforehand is ' '''M Add two cups of chicken broth Or decorate with black olives or where the reception will be 1 roistlng chicken boned and and stir until sauce Is smooth tarragon leaves. Cost dileksn held (indoors or out), the time i )-> ' in one piece and thick. Cook this slowly tor one mors time with the garnish of day, the approximate num 5 chicken bouillon cubes about 10 minutes making sure es, which have been put In place wtth clear chicken aspic. (This ber of guests to be invited and 1 stalk celery, cut up that It doesn’t stick to the pan. whether you’ll serve a sit4own After 10 minutes, strain the is - mads out of 1 can chicken 1 bay leaf ccnsomiM aiul 1 envelope of dinner or just cake and coifeeV 1 carrot, cut up sauce through a fine sieve and add the geUtln, which you Have plain gelatin dissolved In hot The center operator will then 1 onion water. Mix well and chin until help you decide on the itemi Salt softened with water. Pour- In cream and stir well. Cool and It Just starts to set.) Put hack In you’ll need. ' refrigerator until you are ready Chaud-frold (Jellied White sauce) refrigerate. When it Just starts You’ll'probably want to start to Jell, coat the very cold chick to serve. When serring, slice with the basic items. In most THETRE GOING... en with this mixture. Put the the chicken from the front. It rental centers you have a 2 cups hot cMclcsn stoeh PUT THEM IN A "LIK&NEW" USED CAR chlckep back Into .the refrigera will be easy since It has no choice o f round or banquet- 4 tablespoons butter tor ito let it set for a whila,then bones. type tables, fine damask linens. They're young. They're married. They're going places. Young ONEIDACRAFT* DELUXE 4 tablespoons flour . coat to a second time. Put back Serves 12. people dre elways on the go. W hat finer arid more waleoma 2 envelopes plain gelatin STAINLESS 1/ 3 cup eold water gift can you give them than a "like new'* used car? See us Y o u 'll create a totally now m ood 1 ciq> heavy cream today! at yo u r table Chicken Aspic u A perfect rote sat In a sparkling 1 can chicken consomme OP llorantine finish. 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£> '*^ -IW' KANCHESTEB EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER CONW TUESDAY. MAY 6. 1969 PAGE FITTEBN-B List Items, Today’s Bride Tailors Ceremony to Suit Herself Plot Costs Use Shades Then Pack For Budget For G>lors . What Makes Marriage Happy? dwMBOTV wZMI OBW teat looks *odt «■> 'Effldent packing sUrts before The heosateU ba%ut — hlees- agUnaas — wheCter it’s an mh By MARLENE LEININGER s suitcase Is opened: First, Mgite tepetor the newly wediT aip isHtig biaek wall or an atr Longmont (Colo.) Daily prior to laying ont lbs honey V***®***’* ' way you regud It, abaft — ean h s ^ msttscs by Times-Call moon wardrobe, make a Mat of lYs a amat; oOwwIaa thesa’a dssoratlng an eedhtary wbadow plaoaa to be vlstted and the day OssDclal obaos. tends. LONGMONT. Colo. (AP) and evening clothee that wlU be T te Mat of potebimiss Is — An unmarried county exten Msded. Don’t forgat llngeiia, Yha time for antlctDaiiwv naaily eotesas. Msteelals In- eosmatics and grooming needs. is writ b i S r S ekida ftlngis; btnlds; gimp and sion home agent Ickms many Odce the Ust has been compiled w^Mteg, so thera’a Ume to ad- tape to W terids of eeiora theories about what makes a and chadmd, yon can lay out the Jtetto tte fact that he always For a very naedan room. successful marriage and a hap Items to be peeked. Since a y*— cate adian it rataa, and Meek ouahMs In stroRg eekm bride win usually have a wird- Itet dte waate .to hava bar py home. hair deae weaUy. at tea top and bottom of tte But what happens when she robe case to hold basic clothing QtfMr If GlilpM]? and a baanty or ovamlgM case Ptspsre for these revtlattCBs Is diatrsfl, ooillas tea bottom gets married? for eoemettcs and Hams wanted by sltUng down together with of tte tetdss ta bnld, ate« How well do the theories enroute, the Hams to be Included •a b ^ diaat of papar. MbHng ooBtrsaUag oolsr. Tte,sdg*s of work out in practice? In each caaa should be segregat Ite laoome is a sHupie matter tte wtndosr frame ean also be This was ihe question posed to ed accordingly. Hm future expenses are the gmtei: difiio53rr^ dooocatsd wtft braid, partlou- Mrs. Marie Lienert Johnson fol The beauty or overnight case larty oya -eatoblag If tte win lowing her recent marriage to should have a tray to hold things Start with rent as a dow lo a anoil one, ks Oils Vern W. Johnson, an insurance like travel-slas cosmetics, edpeass. Food Is a bit dUfleidt teobnfqM onkugao tte window. agent, after 10 years serving as an jewelry, a small sewing but taka a figure pepeeeentbig In addMoB to tte otandard What each of you currantly- unmarried Boulder County exten Ut, flashcubes, film cartridges. trimmings,. libtano (to groe- sion home agent. Marie and Vern This Is the place for all the ^ends as single people, and grain, vterot or novelty IIHle Hams you might need en- ept It back about M per cent were eager to discuss it and make woavoo), eyolot edging, rtok su^estions for newlyweds. roote and Immediately upon your Don’t forget, aa one youite raok and otear braids oan te arrival. It’s best to keep your couple did, to aBow for lunfibes, uaad an design. Marie answered the question camera literaUy In hand; but if unleaa you paok> them at homa, If an unalgMIy radiator lo bluntly. “The theories just are not ' it’s necessary to pack It, the and somaUmas rising young ex- poattioned banaath tea wliidaw relative to the real situation. In beauty case Is the place for It. asutlvas don’t go for the plenlo Mock It out by a small folding homemaking studies I was taught Most Items go Into the ward- lunch. aerasn, deootatad with trim teiat that important things include: rote case. RoU your lingerie In serving hot meals, hot, and cold MOTORCYCLE BRII£. Karen Sawyer and Paul Struble.both msmhers of tlw Chosen Few Motor* Operattonal activities fan Into matchaa tbs Urlndow shads de sets (bra, panty, stockings) and ssreral categortes; Coat of run sign. meals, cold; keeping the house cycle Club take their vows In the street, across from the Gary, Ind. police station. lay these roUs in the bottom of spotles.s, managing the money ef HORST CEREMONY. Rlctard(Kkrn) Brtdc>8, who changed Ms ning and maintaining a osp; It you prtCsr en oval or seal- the suitcase. Nightgowns and gas, deotrioity and phone MUa; kpsd edging at Ob bottom of ficiently, and on and on. aams whan Ms brids, Sharon Bridges, wouldn't change hers, slips travel robes can also be rolled ' “ But these things are nut essen the ring on her Anger. In Stanton, Mo., he met Vicky Insurance on hoiMeliald goods tee ohadA ordar a ahoda with By ARLEEN'ABRAHAMS Mallrkar, 20, who was working and haalth poUelas .(unless oar- what Is called an unfinished tial to happiness. Kindness and If it were possible to sum up HONB'YMOON RECIPE: Take one sleek btUnl, add a In the souvenir shop. The cou —great space saver. rtod by the employer), and "aproa” and cut it to enlt your understanding for each other are In one word the mood a t today’s ple chose as their wedding site pristine UtUe-glit cover-up and accent ptx^i«rly with s iMdr cleaning and repair MUa. own taste. most important, and from these brides, the word would be truth To Insun wrinkle-free dnss- of blue-tinted “Star” aunglaaaee that create a wide-eyed the underground chapel In the es, make sun the dnsses an Bxoaut tor the tnauraaoeT fig A Dovloe deoosator might do comes the love that makes a .. .truth unto themselves. , cave, a former hideout of Jesse romantic look The result? Sugar and apto, nai^dity ure, these win te difBoUlt to ,weU to elretoh tte on couple happy. This you don't learn The liberated woman is not buttoned and hung on the tn v e l- nice. Just rtm t young brldee should be made of. James and his gang. designed hangers that come with anUelpato imtU houssltecping TUa tealgn futturaa a short, tesuit jacket HAVE YOU AN te a modast one because pre- fam d adherent alnee It to veiy “One thing her training did for India. She attended LIndenwood the same way. To save hangen, Superb ■umably the two have etookad dHHouH to sew trim on teades. Marie was to make her the best ceremony. Those who honestly College In St. Charles, Mo., EVENT SCHEDULEO Make Your Own Bridal Gown prefer the traditional trappings jackets can te hung over a sim tiett wardrobe In advance of cook in Boulder County," Vern where she received her degree ple d n s s . THAT CALLS FOR tte wedding. favor aOk Unan, aUk broadcloth, still have them. . .that choice In political science. Her hus When a bride -to - be derides added. “She also shows a deep too Is theirs alone to make. POOD? If Inbbma is Umttod, beep to make her own wedding gown, rayon and allk mixtuns. In a concern for my welfare. Doing band received his B.S. in phy oontrlbuUons to a ntlnlmuni the hrill weave, and acetate and Use Spices ■ M Meanwhile many modem misses sics from the University of Next, put in the round n ta ln - her reason la usuaUy 'that she things for each other makes the set their own style. Ing rod to hold all dnsses In It may be n wedding, • ban- I first year,, one dollar * each to rayon combinations to look, like marriage bond just that much Tulsa. Both are now attending qnet or Jost an hifomial get- given charities. can’t find the Und of dress BUSY DAYS FOR NEWLYWEDS .., Mrs. Marie Lienert Johnson, who Just completed 10 No one raised eyebrows when Case Western Reserve Univer place at the waist and straighten satin, faUIe, or a silky ribbed Sparmgly stronger. together of a society, lodge or { The biggest gNping bole in at the price she’s willing to material. , years as. county extension home agent, and husband. Vem W. Johnson, honored by many parties and a recent bride chose to write sity. the dnsses over i the built-in “ Since we hud both been long receptions Jor devoted service they've given community. They chuckle over scrapbook prepared by the words to her own ceremony, packing bar. Fold suit skirts some friendly group. the budget la for reoieallon and pay. Laces vary from delicate sUks For the ^Ide on a budget— If aha sews her own, she can single, we each had strong inde 4-Hers and extension homemakers, sign autographs Jor 4-Hers and go about daily chores. He's a or to be married In a cave, or lengthwise from the waist to mlseeUaneous spending. Try not to heavy ootton and wwd. Inee a Judicious addition bf herbs pendence. Now you might say we on a bridge, or even under water. the hem and lay them over the We Are Prepared to to push too many itenu under make a gown for as Uttle as is easiest to handle when oom- "loggbig nut." says his wife. Among his new skills is cookie baking. this category. Cigarettes and the $40. or aa much as $140. In ptetoly underilned or lined. A and spices oan transfwm an share our independence together. I Everyone, at least everyone at packing bar. Lift the packing bar Serve You to Your must admit that life with Marie is And usually by that time he’s individual with time to himself: (2) tuned to the magic words “doing WILD WEST TOUCH dajly paper are mlseeUaneous, the t bracket, she Bright lovely flniah for the deoUlne, ordinary dtoh into a gourmet Into place and fasten the divider even more wonderful than I had already been up for hours. He’s that a mutual faith is important, her own thing,” realised that Another couple preferred to pad. This will hold all your Complete Satiafaction but items fbr ths home and create a gown of sUk ' and sleeve or hem of the gown would sperialty. and (3) that communication must You can store baked rolls wed four feet above the ground, imagined it would be. I was afraid, one of those jogging nuts.” in her wedding day Is a girl’s big packed d n s s e s and suits firmly Oar catering oervlce la set op I thlngi'llke anniversary pcesenta worsted, with a lace bolero, end be a ecalloped adged jsicel Sploes pstoked In ^gtoae oon- “ Fixing breakfast is one of be open and frank, with criticism your freezer up to 12 months. gest day. . .and If a girl can’t rather than under It. For their should te ■a'ved for from dollars a curved train. Her headpiece Qeneralfy speaking, brides-, or I should say I was surprised wedding, Sharon Bridges, 22,and Lt. Michael L. Mason carries to be flexible enough to ao- tatners (they don’t deteriorate well, not really surprised, b u t...“ those little things that is not a on a jovial and constructive be herself then, when can she? without crushing or wrinkling oonimodato any slse gatlieeing. saved in breeches and black riding rsettal of facts. They also give our one-day honeymoon; and we Island was going out of business. Information as to st]4e of pack take abow budgets snd advance tomatoes, sage' with poik, end the year among the motorcycle boots. •at down at tte dhd^ xocm pbuming tear young couples mint with tomb. , set united Paul M. Struble and (whole, halves, alioed, chunked, taUe to dopa things out diced), and the new cote win have lees exriise than we ted When you’re making ohiokeq, pretty Karen Sawyer. The couple, who wanted "some We agreed quickly that hr to play with tee idea of ependlng turkey or 'lapab soup, these The bride wore bluejeans, thing special to remember” about luickly reellie that whole can- Md-; tomatoes are more ex p rin o ^ we AouM save ter everything from tte start to soups are very bland ao you boots, and a denim jacket with a their wedding ceremony took salary and Uvn on* mins. But meet ao-caUed em enp^es or ean go aU out with a variety patch on the back reading, their vows Aug. 31 before pensive than the ateiwad — with there was a temporaiy emer SEAGOING CEREMONIES food vnlua lbe same. anytelng else. of spioeB.* “Property of MACE.” The Justice of the Peace William gency, and I suggeeted we bor Agreeing on what Is impor Available also axe the i«e- groom sported an Iron Cross Twc couples traded In land Smith aboard the 1000-passenger The type of produot Is listed lubber legs for sea legs. row her monsy for • week and tant and what la not te^tte pared sploe mixes, which you with two bullets dangling from vessel In the rolling waters of —too — early or sweet peas, piit tt baok In the bank the key to auoceaaiui planning ahd might wish to try first, as It, A motorcycle sidecar was The USS Enterprise, the the Straits of Mackinac. eUng or freeatono peaohea — world’s largest warship, arrived following week. ! budgeting. But no budpit is they’re expertly Mended. Poul- their wedding coach. as weU as tho way It’s packed, going to Ipld together unless 'toy seasoning, tor example, The newlyweds are members In Bremerton,- Wash., for a rou in ottve oil, water, extra sweet “ito; I think not,” said ehe. tine overhaul and left looking “My mother aayn there te M- bote husband and wife are trim* aU tee guees wwk out of the Chosen Few motorcycle eyiup and so on. It ttie^s Inter bound and determined to get ri the stuttlng seasoning, and club of Gary; the Sin Clt}|Dlscl- like a honeymoon cruiser. ^ Passengers sang “I Love You ested In planning non - fattening ways an emexgenoy In bousriiold For the first time, a marriage budgets. Latfs Just put »«*««» along on a predatamrinad wm there toe mbced seasoning crab ples youth gang hosted the'event. Truly.” Then came the wedding meals, riiAll hunt for the tona and ahrlinps. A police car with walling siren was performed on the big battle march, the ceremony and the and to sav« ragidarly. ship uniting Lt. Michael L. fish packed in water, and the escorted the motorcycle parade Lord’s Prayer recited In unison canned trulta either In light through town. Mason and the former Karen by the passengers. Ann- Barum, both of Rochester, aysup or the diet variety, which The ship, a 40-year-old coal now havwMttore flavor than they N.Y, burning steam er, arrived at Its ‘at started as a joke, this get Island destination. used to. ting married aboard ship. The Mrs. and Mrs. Leanie dis HelpfiiUy, the manulaoturers \ UNDERGROUND RITES captain jokingly, suggested It at often print recipes on their Where else would you expect embarked for their two-week a party,” said Mrs. Mason. honeymoon on Mackinac Island. packages, and menu • building a couple who. met In a cave and The Masons took Capt. Kent I suggeattons. A box of Spanish got engaged in a cave, to get L." Lee at his wort after they Three days later the ship was rice mix tells how to prepare married? 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t it' '''I Jv \ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER MAY 6, 1969 PAGE SEVBNTBttt.B Four Pairs of Shoes Ice Capades Couple Spin through Adjustment Period He Marries by Proxy Caterer Chides too Trusting Bedding By JA M S R. POLK Make Well-Heeled Bride Tke drat year of merrlage le WASHINGTON (AP) -r Jodgi Edward Beard mnhM w U m t and the other a Mt dressier.Ona utecMng from te r lmatand,Oerti * tliaa of em inent, but ruety went beck to skating—is a tells ring around Ms world. Any groom feeed wUhlhepros- of the aflernoon ehoes should be deee aay eo«h have to iii«w u Clientete pecf of carrying afoond opOigwr- nembar of tte lea^pates Tte marrying Judgs of tte nation's espilal Ms pnrtormnd a verMtlle eandal that may also ■nay ImmadUto adjwtmanta u emrpa da ballat. osrsmoniss above tte Arette Clrelt, behind tte Iron Certoitt and vltlnc poonda and pounds of shoe- be worn with her golng-eway dM Otynple akatl^ cbaagtlao laden Ittcgage Is e^ to wish that *n Inat eoBldn't alt on ftestda- Care Guide In tte midst of w ar. And te ’s dona so wltbonl Isavlag Ms nonrl- outfIL” Woniang S dieara and Ms brlda. Unaa,” says OarlL” Next to room etemters. ha had married a barefoot hippie. Myrin says that the two cardi MS form ar Oartt VypfauoL “ A bride needs only four pnlra tennis, akattng is ray Aral knu Laundering at LItnene: Tte St-year-old todoral ap of shoes to be appropriately nal rules for choosing a be WlMla oua month aftor^tbalr kud It’s fun being a part of pointee Is one of few judgee sotomn, but from a pufoly fegBl coming basic shoe wardrobe that n arriag a, May had to eontend Wolfgang’s work, even though I Cunimerclal laundering win wlUlng to perform a wedding point of view, IPs no dUfersni shoed for an honeymoon oe- wiM tbair first trip to tha casions,” says shoe desigiier win go with anything are ‘‘stick work harder. He only skates two not term quality linens. For at without the bridegroom present. from a contract to se l a hard M Larry Myrtn. “She’n need a to neutral colors—bone, chamois, UUtod Slatoa, WoUganra first numbers, wMla I appear In six.” home waeMng, fonow tte In- Judge Beard lies knots by sheep.” sporty shoe to wear with pant black or white—and to keep it jeb, a eaakly traval sehadula As tor the travel, Gsrtt ex structione given for your long-distance traiv-oeeanle tele- Tte msrrtsgi osrtMeafe gsM suits and slacks; a dm sy shoe simple, particularly in light of Mat w«ri^ havs alarmsd most plains that as amateurs they mncMne. phones. And In dises w ters a Into tte court rscoeds wMhonl the sporriy-welMalioccd look that aliplaas •towardeeaee.and a nw traveled t lot tor compatl- Many aoepe and datergente al- tslaphons call Is cut of ths ques any notetton to IdsMUy tt as dtf- for magtc avenlngs.and'twopelrs langnaga. of aflernoon shoes—one sporty Is fashionable today.” Extra ttons without tteir parsnts.TMs, ready contain bluing and bleach tion, tte judgs performs tte fersnl from hundrsdn of oMnr buckles and bows, he adds, wtU B anusa May hava known aaeh ate claims, gave Item a sense ing Ingrediante. U you add your otrsmqny In his chambers with weddings. give a basic shoe a variety of other praeHeally aU thair II of Indapendance and salf- osrn, bluing ebould be Morooikly a Stand-In for the groom. Almost tU of ths wouldhn looks. years, gatUng used to each otter sufflclancy. However, It’s dlf- dUsoIvad, while bleecMng re- "I, John, speaklnf through brides who conw to Jndgs BMrd "The latest trend for spring proved to be the least of tteir fersnt now, ste admits: qulrea a mlM solution -and very proxy, take thee, Mary. . have one problem In eemmon; and summer Is the spectator In probfems. Tteir moMars wars "When wa traveled tefoiw, it thorongh rinsing. tntonea tte stand-in for a they are piegnsat, and Ms mna fluence, which Is once again very boM tennis playara at the Vienn wae usually a short trip for a few If a second aoaping Is nsedtd, Vtetnam servlosman. who fettered tte child,is etni^ strong,” Myrin asserts, citing a Iknnia Club and Ms two riiildten days, now It’s aH tte Uma. Ba- use warm water (ItO F) and teH Marriage by proxy Is a con- seas, nnahls to grt teiek tor n spectator of white reptile print mwnt many hours togetter. As foiw I earrlad only a small Sidt- ths original amount of soap. troveralal custom and oven in ths wadding. Corfem with a perforated black Ms years passed, the two casa, now 1 have a huge ward Iron with a steam Iron or wlM District of Columbia, ons of tte Jndgs Beard laid to tMakn patent toe. This number makes stopped being ptoymatos and ba- robe trunk for both of us to con tte aid of a aprlnklsr. few areas In the nation w ters It proxy and long-dlstaaos m anias an ideal daytime walking shoe eama swaattearto. They spent a tend with. Packing and uipack- Store frssMy laundered eheets Is legally parmiatlbls. Judge aa turn out In tte lo n g n M ju at and goes with a variety of tailor lot jd tlma skating and because Ing has teeoma a second occupa and pinow eases at tte bottom of Beard Is the only local jurlat like otter marrlagaa. ed sports outfits. of tteir mothers, both look ig> tion and I must say- I sttll tte stacks or In any otter way willing to handle the rites regu- "Ttere are four or five «m. The he-she look Is still going lennla. Eventually, Wolfgang de- haven’t gotten It down to an a rt. that win asaurs rotetton of use. Ixrty. plea that aand ma Cbrtatmaa strong, as shownliyetv interest voted Ms Uma to akattng. and Tile worst . thing that over "T here's no reason why a cards every year,” to aaM. ing step-in pump In brown with a Qartl to tarnits. happened was when I sent out To Remove Steins: man can’t authorise an agent to "Ttere la ona ccopla that aande kiltie tongue and a wheeled, ex They wars angagad In 1987. all of WoHgang'e sMrts and Lipsttek comas out In hot enter Into s contract tor Mm,” ma a pletnie 8f every baby they tension sole, just the thing to Gartt gave ig) ter tennis to picked them up In the nick of sudsy water, or can te bleached tte Judgs said. "A marriage con teva—and Iteyfee had M f a wear with slacks, pants-dresses follow her (lance around to the Ume, packing them in their car out wlM hydrogen paroxlda. tract may ba a Uttlq mere doaen now.” many akattng compettttons. Mildew shouM be bleached and pantsuits. Another shoe in ton, only to diseover in the next HONEYMOON ON ICE. 1968 this category Is a leather step- A month to the day, April 16, mildly or sprinkled wlM salt, dty that the package contained Olympic Gold Medalist Wolfgang in with puckered tongue crossed 1968, after Wolfgang woo the only a laoa tablecloth.” than metstensd with lemon juloa Schwarx and his bride Gertl are ICE CAPADES COUPLE, Wolfgang and -Gertl Schwarx taha BANQUET MAMACXR Lore Moser goM weddtaf meira by a gold chain. Olympic gold medal for skating, Moving around from d ty to and put In tha sun. ' - with a bride-to4)e. Brides, Myrin notes, wlU be they wars marrtod in Vienna. dty doesn't make for a feeling honeymooning on the Ice Capades’ time out from shows and rehearsals to do some shopping Scorched areas should te m oom s Msr/oneuER wm /i pleased to learn there is a trend "It waa a felrytala wedding,” of permanency, but tte ccxple 38-clty tour. WMIe on tour. dampened, then strsteted out In "Thay don't think ahead or says Qartl. “ There were 3000 By ARLEEN ABRAHAMS to a new rising heel, which may has adjusted rapidly. p rad ld n g , and the corps de ballet league, Gertie and WoUlmng of friends about tte most oxdttng tte sunUght. plan; they don’t groiqi the people be found In a pretty and versatile cheering fens waiting for us "Although we reallxe that It’s *'The problem with moat peo* has frequsnt rstearsals. "Tte ten Invite people over fw a mid. tMng that ever happened tottem . tofsther properly and then at the beige or black slIng-back with a whan wa cama out of church.” Impossible to have a home being test time for us to see each Blsntet- Cars: pie who hire a.caterer for a last minute, they luallae there's night dinner. Before Gertl oould say a word, bow-tie underlay trim on the toe. And there was more excite- on the rood 10 months a year, other Is after tte show,” ste Wolfgang and Gertl, who plan Blsnfcsts should te aired sev wedding reception at a restao- been an error.” Mrs. Moser mant. Wolfgang had bean signed Wolfgang said wlMout bUnMng a d j u s t t o a n y h e ig h t nig pUe. Vacuum cleanera are This little shoe Is a must for we try to make each dty a home says. "Vfe pretend that it’s only ultimately to return to Vienna an eye, "Winning tte Gold eral ttmss a year and stored Ins rant*or even at home—la that believes that even at a buffet, any bride—black for the city or to an lea Capades contract right for the time we’re there,” says 8 p.m. Instead of almost mid cool place. It la test to drpciean foUowUig the modem trends In floor coverings, which range they're too trasUng,” aaya ban there should be a wen thought- and start tteir own bnslness- Hsdal, of ccurss.” Tte menao- beige for resorts. altar Ms spectacular Olympic Qartl. I carry a lot of homey night.” somstMng connected wlMsports, Uantets to keep them In tip-top (Mm flat surface kitchen and patio carpets, to high-pile quet manager Lore Moaer. out s e a tl^ plan. "The only es- ' parformanca. Four days after ing look from Gartt dlMiH deter w loopy rugs This new "Easy Glide" is designed with For a very young shoe to wear touches in my trunk to add a Finding entertainment at that credit tteir senses. cf humor Mm from continuing, " I worked Mra. Moaer, who's been ar- oeptlon' to ~ ^ t rule would be a ' anytime, Myrin recommends a the wadding, Gartt and Wolfgang feeling of continuity, and I also hour can be a' problem. Tte shape, but If you launder ttwm adaptors,* eo any height rug pile can be cleaned cocktail-champagne typh recep with helping them adjust to many 18 yeays to win tte Olymplps yourself, pay attention to tte ranglng wedding reoepUona (or sandal with a square frame bow Ian for the United States for a carry a hot plate so we can pre movies and television have situations. As an exampte, re efflctanUy tion and even then I like to see honeymoon and Wolfgangs pro and I only worked two yeere for foRowlng Mnta: 18 years, claims that too many on a strapped silhouette. This pare simple meals or make tea helped them learn American cently they were talH^ to te r ." BoM buret out lattgMng. people are content to hire a some chairs and tables— THREE PAIRS OF SHOES, a number comes In bone, black fessional debut ' In the morning.” jargon—both spoke some English Never use hot water. Today's caterer and leave everything op partlcttlarly for the older folks.” versatile sandal, a silver even patent leather,navy or red. The first major problem they Having time to spend togetter tefors they cams here. cold-water soaps are exosUant, The bride should also give ing shoe and ago-with^verythtng faced waa finding sometMng (or or you may uao a mlM soap and to him. "They never even ask A sliver dance shoe. In kid or requires a lot of scheduling. 'When they’re not watcMng a 'y h ^ whether they have a diolce of thought to her color scheme. spectator pump are aU that’s man-made fabrics win provide Gsrtt to dO’while they were on Star perform ars like Wolfgang movie or television or bowling lukewarm water. glassware, china, what kind or "If the bride asks. It's' easy to necessary for any girl’s honey that magtc after S touch to top the road. After some quick spend, at least three hours a day In tte show’s traveling bowling Never rub blankets wMIs wash coordinate the linen, candles, moon shoe wardrobe. (A.S. Beck) off any bride’s shoe wardrobe. Honeymoon Duo ing, or twist Item In wringing. how many flowers w in be p r o tableware. . .usuany In the Never leave btentete In wash vlded. If they get a diolce of colors of her chdoe. Too many ing mschlns for more than two wedding cake.” brides just leave It ig> to the minutes and always follow tte People win fan In love with a caterer.” This point Is particu Instructions given for your own garden room, she says, and hire larly Important if you're caters mSChlDBn It Immedlatsly without asking Ing your own weddlng'st home, Glafnorize Your Garbage Gan Hang blantets In tte shads, what other arrangements are she adds. "Candles and colored dtotrtbotlng wtlgM svmiy on available In case of rain. "I linens and flowers In a colors sitter side. could book the other rooms If I coordinated sdieme do so much When Is a garbage can not a wanted to since they didn't make to make a wedding.” garbage can? When It’s dressed any alternate provisions, and up and decorated, that’s when. then where would they be If It Although Mrs. Moser believes Then, with a little Imagination, rained?” she asks. However,she a menu should be carefully a garbage can can perform a planned, she Is deflnitaly op number of chores and be a de&' Divorce Rate Up says, a good caterer wlU point THE GROOM WORE ; . . (a) at ei eeml-formal daytime WASHINCTON (AP>—An eetl- this out and that's why It's Im posed to offering the guests a oratlve asset as well. choice. "This makes It look like wedding, an Oxford gray sack coeit or etroUer; (b) at a First, to glamorim your gar- mated 5S4,0M decrees of dl- portant to chose a reputable con seml-fonnal evening wedding a black tuxedo, cummerbund; bage can, dress It up with a voroe or annulment were granted Lineup for a Wedding cern, a hash house,” she says, ‘‘rather than like dinner at home.” Usu (c) at a formal daytime wedding an Oxfocid gray cuteway; colorful coat of paint In a color In tte United States In 1987,tte Mrs. Moser recommends or (d) at a formal evening ceremony, “wblte tie” and lateet year for wMch figures are There Is no one right processional, recessional and altar ally, most restaurants do keep that blonds or contrasts with starting shopping for a caterer full dbess, including white ytlque waistcoat; pearl studs M id your home’s exterior color; De available, reports tte Depart lineup since formal wedding etiquette offers many alternate other Items on hand to take care links cu« proper jewelry. at least eight months in advance of any dietary problems that, pending on your artistic ability, ment of Health, Edneatlon and procedures from which to chose. At the altar, as shown of the wedding day. That gives Welfare. Compared wlM an es here, the maid or matron of honor (No. 3) stands to the left might arise—but the bride should you might paint flowers, leaves, you , a little leeway to look be sure to Inform the caterer of birds, etc.. In a contrasting timated 494,000 for 1088, tMs Is and a bit in front of the bride, followed In order Ky the around, make a dedslon, and an Incrskao of 40,000 or 8 par Ldt ns pietiire your weddinir Drill a few every time a fresh supply Is elegant refinement. Here at hats. (Left) "Peggy”—a one piece floral print with flare More and more young working couples who want a larger and type of flowers or do they have tte steel cans an ideal container holes around the perim eter of added. Surround your plants with scalloped sU rt and bow on waist, low back and Mgh neck. more elaborate wedding than would be possible while keeping Tavern on the Green,I try to do a choice.” Other pointers the ofv« tor flammable paints. They’re the can about an inch and a half the compost to enrich the soil a wedding the way you would do (Center) tte bikini version of same print. (Right) Short boxer within the bride’s parents* financial means, are paying all or bride often slips ig) on are fall Special Occasion convenient also for storing fire- from the base. Save the - grass and keep weeds from growing. swim trunks for tte matcMng male. (All by Cottex of Israel) Your Gift Gallery part of the costs traditionally borne by the bride and her family. It In your own home.” ing to feed the photographer and / For example, a couple who wants steak instead of the chicken The Cornell Hotel School the band—at least sandwiches "WHERE YOU FIND THE UNUSUAL" that the bride’s budget calls for may elect to pay the price dif graduate says that most brides —checking on the music to make distinctively designed ference themselves. Or If the couple wants more guests than the are confused about making a 'sure ' It’s appropriate and not 935 MAIN STREET - AT WATKINS seating arrangement. bridal budget allows for, they may chip In the additional casl^ continuous, and forgetting to t e l e p h o n e 643-5171 ■It’s not unusual—even ,lf Emily Post won’t agree—for the FORMAL RENTALS to give you a look that groom or the groom's family to assume some expenses tradi tionally borne by the bride—particularly If the groom’s family Is A considerably wealthier than that of the bride. If the groom him is far from ordinary, self is financially established he may wish to foot all the wedding expenses. (In keeping with propriety, however, he should not pay for the more Intimate Items In his bride’s trousseau.) ' yet gentlemanly in Sometimes, particularly v ^n the bride has no family, the grdpm’s family will make ttir couple a gift of the entire wedding and'' g^t much pleasure by doing so. One mother of a recent taste. groom explained the situation thus; ‘‘When my son, a recent college graduate, got engaged he and his fiancee came to us and .explained that because of the bride’s family circumstances—her father was dead and she was sending herself through college— they would be unable, to have an elaborate reception unless we helped out, A'nd an elaborate wedding with the works was what they both wanted. We’re well able to afford it so we offered to pay for e\%rythlng. Not only did they get what they wanted, but Choose from It made us very happy too; It’s a gift whlgh will always give us Shown are" cherlshable memories.” a wealth of Even the formal etlqijette- books have bent In recent years and but two styles now list several expenses that are optional or set by local custom. Howevef, In most cases these so-called optional expenses don’t , . y 12.95 give any financial break to the father of the brlde-^they only add from-our elegant ^ wedding gifts at to his burden. Items In this classification Include: For Thai Bride’s bouquet, tradltlonaUy a gift, from, the groom, maybe” 7 S5SE53 purchased by brlde’s .famlly as part oTher outfit. Special : ^ collection Your Gift Gallery Bachelor dinner Is given by gjoom In some areas; by his attendants In others. —~ Occasion-^ ^ Thirty-four countries offer you a Rehearsal dinner may be hosted by either the bride’s or cbmnatic choice of weddiiw gifts groom’s family, wWi Where can you get a at Your GHt Galldty! Pewter,; Bridesmaids' luncheon, usually given by the bride, may be OUR DYEABLE PUMPS - iiil atainlesa steel, iroh. brass. given by the attendants. ' Ceramics, glass and wood. Pictures, 6 CorsageS'for rhothers and grandmothers are usually provided UP-TO-DATE SHAPE! 6 by-ithe groom but the jiylde may buy those for her own motter mirrors, wall plaques, clocks... and grandmother. ONLYS||Q0F,i, Pontiac Tempest and thousands of .other gift For those who bellevi' In complying with etiquette rules to the ideas. Pictured: SUvertoie wedding letter of the law, here’s a traditional, etiquette-sanctioned break invitation frames $7. and $7.60. down of other wedding expenses; A Tinted at no extra charge! Choose from our as 26.50 Ehigraved champagne idasses for sortment of 775 cotors on our, color chhrt! Allow the wedding toast $7. pr. Famous Groom or his family pays for; 10 days for tinting! for $2,187 this week? Irish Belleek porcelain cornucopia Bride’s engagement and wedding rings • Right in time, for upcoming Spring and Summer $12.60. Spindle rack for magazines Marriage license social events! or records $9.60.1% q t pewttf Clergyman’s fee pitcher from Holumd $26.60. Gifts for best man and. ushers; gloves, ties and ascots for • Beautiful silk peau de soie in mid-high, block luiife with ceramic handle for men In wedding party heels or mid-high with sling back. Complete wedding trip cutting the wedding cake $7. Wedding gift for bride Scandinavian ovenware fry pim Lodging for out-of-town ushers "The New" $8.; matching butter sorver $4. - Federal drum book ends $8. pr. Bride or her family pays for: ^AUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. Invitations and her personal stationery And a stainless steel Wedding dress, accessories, trousseau 373 MAIN STREET 649-2881 MANCHESTER butter dish with Photographers and flowers for church and reception Gustafson’s Rental tee for church; tees for organist and soloist incite Cover $7.60. ®' . Reception, including food, beverages, music SHOE STORE TRI a iY PLAZA VERNON CIRCLE Bouquet for maid of honor, brldemalds, flower girl and gifts - . for her attendants WE HONOR AU. CHARGE GARD6 Groom’s wedding ring 644-8221 VERNON, CONN. 875-8B0 *PviWoTie»ii«l-4eo»aHteCoup»v»«iliM«lw»rie«ilwi»ii.«,l«,»lwH«mw4. WcvdeM—tlMludvvIMvvf l»c«neM».lW«fllv«iiwl»Mi Transportation of bridal party to church and reception '70S Blaln Street Manrlmetw Lodging for out-of-town bridesmaids 7.50 OPEN e DAYS—THUR8. N1TE8 UU Gift to the groom. (OPEN: Mon., Tom., SEt, 10 AM. to 6:80 P J I.—Wed., Thurg., P i t tiU 9)
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ei# «•> ■ **■ Grand Jury Probing Papers H H ta M a « H M »ocW «< l «!<>> i 5 5 a aloM * < * , crfloiM b*csr, »•*•» * ■ •m«oek RiSolatlaB la MO bloom, WASHmOTON (AP) — A fed $22,160 of Mks. Fortss’ Jswsliy "I don’t think It Is proper for 9m aaH iliaasail groom wtn want eral grand Jufy now meeting in and $9M hi carii. a former or currant ofOoar to 4a dMMO Ms troassaaa arllb as Ctevalaad win iook .lTO a docu FruehtMaa was tndlcatsd Isst comment," be said. ■Mh ears as Ms brMa. Haro’s ments incident involving Su summer and sentenced in Sep Offlctals of the Arm alio de preme Court Justiee Aba For- tember to a year and a day In clined comment, but O. Duane liial ha shoaM look ton tas’ former Mw Arm, it'has jirlson, for obstructing Justice Vleth, a partner, said a state SOlTSi Tha now look In salts bean laamad suthorltatlvaly. and destroying subpoeiiaed do Is irabrlc pattams ran ment may be Issued today. The pending probe, Uckad off cum ents. lha Mliro rango of strlpas, On Capitol Rm, meailwltlle. by tha Justice Department, oen- The grand Jury Investigation Republicans continued crtUdsm ggedm, plaid, chocks wltti tan on documents found last Is certain to spark political caaiplalds—all salaly worn with o f F o rtss ...... summer in a safe at Amrid A speculatkm, since it wss not be imllirnal or daap-tooa shirts, Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-8.C., Porter in the wake of a Jewaliy gun until the JusUos Depart. tapMs may ba a bit wldor; In a telegram to Atly. dsn. John th eft. mint passed from Democratic giiMila hraaatail Is back andaddl- N. Mltchen, said: 'T strongly to Republican hands. Ho m I podmts—sndi as tha Fortes ,hed long left the prae- recommend that the JusUee De Fred M. Vinson Jr., who head IMmt podmt—maha an appaar- tlglous Washington law firm to partment make a thorough ed the department’s criminal di- saoo. Soma sUght waist sig>> go on the Supreme Court Hie investigation of the matter oon- vlricm in the Johnson adminis piwsslisi Is asldsnt, Tba town wife, tax attorney Carolyn Ag cernlng a grant by the WoUOon tration, declined to discuss the or boslnass salt Is good for ger, is a partner. Otherwlae, the i ; . ; matter with a reporter. (Bee Fags Torsaty-Two]! waar anywbora dnrtng tha day InvesUgatlan iqipean to have no In emos and tor Informal asan- direct relation to the Justice who Ingsaswall. severed oonneetlons with the SHIRTS AND TBS! Look for la w firm In O ctob er 1965. OM dlsUnet change In dross StlU, It servee to train addl- -M shirts: apraad collars, solid- Uonal attention on Fortos, inlider Worst Crack-Up of War color sMits In all ralhbow hoes eevere attack Slnca Life Moga- and patlamod shirts In Ixddly * ; Showing her trim and re^al bearing, the Queen slne dlscloeed Sunday night that contrasting colors. . -strlpas, Elizabeth II sails toward the Port of New York. while on the court he had been In all dlmonslons. To tendered a fee .by the family Of Helicopter Crashes, oomploinont tha spread collar, G irls M ost Cio This photo was taken when she was 660 miles oat Industrialist Louis E, WOlfsan. new Has hasa widened consider <>■# Guerillas Besiege in the Atlantic ocean. (AP Photofax). The documents were thought ably and strlpas are more var lUGHMOMD, Va. (AP) — missing when they were sub- ied and colortoL With tha new . The rulea of Richmond’s K-9 poeaned In a price-fixing inves 3 4 D ie, 3 5 popolarlty of Mgh-styla FTendi Ooq;w dm ’t provide for ma- tigation by the Justice Depart- SAIGON (AP) — A U.8. Army than am A s K t e a n a baya in southern Lebanon, hard all-male K-9 Corps In ihe fu New British Liner indurlng the other 85, the UR. versary of their victory over the touched off angry Lebanese ter offices were ransacked and ture. Oonunand announced today. It French at Dien Blen Fhu. The by the ItreeH border, le under press attacka against the Baa- dent of Cunard Line, North rqbbed. The intruders took Taylor aald Lady’s i»t CH47 heM copter, one o f Geneva agreements that ex- one newq;»per. Another brand day. been detailed recently to' a voyage. A gala welcome awaits wiH be in riiarp contrast to the the workhorses of the war, de- peUed France foom Indochina ed the Syrian guerrillas as Lebaneae troopa have been night patrol in the city’s the knaxy superUner. a rriv a l M a r ch '7 , 19Mi, o f the Defense Aide veloiped mechanical trouble and divided l^etnam. "s n a k e s.’ ’ locked in combat for several abondonsd car lot wMh male The $72 milUan Ship, tlm pride original Queen Elisabeth. The while carrying the South Viet daya with guerillaa of the A1 . The leftist A1 Shaab newNpa- German riiqpherd. of (he Cunard Steam-Ship Go llrst Queen glided quietly Into namese to an operational area Viewn Exprested Salka group, atfUlated with per called for a summit confer lAd., will have an cfhoial escort the harbor without announce Hits Rulings 76 miles norifa of Saigon. ence between Syria and Leba On Troop Pullout . .. neighboring Syria's ruling of Coast Guard ridps, a U.8. ment Avliig World War IL Two of the three American Baath party. non to (hscuss the moimtain bor Navy destroyer and two heUoop- crewmen were killed and the SAIGON (AP) —The South der tension. The old Queen left New York Vietnamese government today The dashes have escalated teia as she enters the harbor. On Contracts other was injured. The rest of El Salka has 'denied It was in fo r tha Mat tb n e O c t 80, 1968 laid down three “procedurae’’ ateadUy and readied a peak ShoreTowns Hundreds of small private the casualtiee were AOetnameee. and finally sailed to Port Ehrerg- tor supervision and oontrol of Tuesday In a day-long clash. A volved in the fighting and called boats also are expected to wel WASHENGTON (AP) — A No other details were avail for a . commission of the Le lades, Fla., where she was re the withdrawal of foreign troops Beirut communique said at com e h er. tired as a hotel, museunt and Navy procurement specialist able, but the spokesman said banese army and guerilla A spokesman said the state least one Lebanese oddler was Alerted to The QE22 win sidl under the convention center. Her sister cays ithe Nixon administration the crash wss being Investigat groups to Investigate the otawh- ment was issued by Bbreign killed In the battle which raged “wataied down" defense cotr ed. Verrasaao Bridge at the. mouth riiip, the Queen Mkry, retired a Minister Tran Chan Thanh to near the town of Kator Rlkha of the haihor, through upper year eaiher and is docked at tract guldellnea making It more A total of 2,696 heUcopters "L..ibaiwn Is trying to hammer "clarify’ reports in the SOigan about seven miles from Haaba- Oil Slicks New York Bay between Gover San D l ^ , C alH . d ifC cu lt tp OGOtinue using a now have been reported lost in M ■' “•4 out an agreement with th'e guer procedure which has saved mil preta that troop withihawuls the war, with 79 of them de ya. nor’s Island and Ihe Statue of The is more than 17,000 illa movement over its de NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — lions of taxpayer dollars. would be supervised only by a Eor the throt time the Le- liberty, past the Battery at the tons smaller than her predeces stroyed since April 1. Of theoe, mands to use dlls country as a Gordon W. Rule, director of Joint committee made up of bansM aimy tdentlfled Its o j^ The Coast Guard' repmled two tip of Ifanhatan and up the sor and is dsalgoad noth for 62 have been shot down and the ba se. the procurement control and South and North Vtotnamese n e a t « a “non-Palestinlen. oil aUcks sighted on Long Is Hudson River. transatteutlo travel and otwlsss. i^ m slons. In an address to the nation clearance dlvlrion of the Naval representatives. armed gvoiqps,” leading to spec land Sound after It received a aie wlQ sail about two miles There are two classes stand- BW oBrawg"aroBBmi^ enemy ’niesday night. P resid en t Material Command, farther shelling that caught tiMih on the The reports appeared after a ■.!' •.'•4 ulation that the guerillas were distress call from aa-oll barge mxtb of her pier, turn around ard and deluxe—to accommo Cbarlea . Helou emphastsed that maintains the Pentagon must ground. secret meeting two days ago o f' Syrian infiltrators. and retuni to the dock so spec d a te a m axim um o f 2JK!0. The Lebanon wished to avoid any that was taking on wkter. toughen up on Mte deliveries of the lower house foreign affairs Haabaya Ues In a strategic re tators on the New Jersey and riilp cairied l.iOl passengers Although this was the worst thing that might Jeopardize its The police department of all poor quality, high-cost goods. committee. Humh and Pham gion of muth Lebanon which the New Yoilc rides of the river can and 982 crew members on her helicopter crash of the war, the own security. Connecticut towns bordering the Rule woe a raluetant witness Dang Lam, the chief South Viet A guerillas have tried to turn into get a gUmpae of the 66,8es-ton maiden crossing. toll has been exceeded .In aever- “We give our support to the sound were alerted for the pos- Tuesday before a House govern namese delegate to the Paris a Uiundiing pad for forays Into aMp. al craahes of Axed-wlng {rianea. juat-Struggle of the I>ale8tinlan slbUlty of some oil reaching Built for luxury, the ship has ment operattone subcommittee pesoe talka spiAs at the meet Isra e l. ^ Mayor John V. Lindsay, who U.6< spokesmen say they can SHOES: Sllp-cns In allposslbla people within the framework of shore, the Coast Guard aald. 6,000 square yaids of deck that heard discloeum Of high- ing. Hie Lebanese army commu has proriahned . New York give no particular reason lor the stylings are . here for all oo our sovereignty and safety,’’ The oil barge was puriied by space, nine bars. 10 lounges, a level wrangling over cancella nique placed blame for the lat "Queen Elisabeth 2 Day" wRl recent la rg e looses o f hellp- Tliere was nothing to suggest caslons. Yoa’O be able to find said Helou in a radio and televi Its tugboat, the Helen Tracy to 600-aeot movie theater and dog tion of a contract fOr the F lllB est clashes squarely on the El board the QE2 In the harbor to ters, but they cite the “enormity, that the government’s an a pidr to go wltti any outfit or sion address. New Haven, where It arrived kennels with a view of the sea. lighter-bomber. any occasion. New trends to look Salka — Thunderbolt — organi- Join In weloomlng ceremonies. of the operation.’’ they sajT nouncement Indicated progrees Two weeks ago some of Le at 8:10 a.m. Plans to put a The Queen's maiden voyage "I would She the record to Is being made toward an agree for are blunt toes and the In aatlon. Lebaneae daim: their Among those present will be Sir more than 8,000 U.S. heUcopters banon’s 160,000 Palsstlnidn refu- skirt around the Barge to sti^ was smootti. She had a rinisten- show I was invited to come here fluence of hardware, in the form \K prisoners have aU been non- Basil SmaUpeiee, riialrman of now are operating in Vietnam. ment for troop wHhdrawaM. Xuon Thuy, the cHef NOrUt of metal dtalns, buckles, and the Palestiniana and at least one of (See Page Eight) (Bee Ppge Seventeen) Cunard; C.N. Anderson, presi (See Page Twenty-Two) (See Page Four) And that during a noivnal week Y Uke. Most Inqiortant, make sure, they a v era g e m o re than 80 Vietnamese delegate to the Pax^ Y that your shoes are comfort O flights each, transput more M peace talks, sold fat an Inter * » » • ! ! ! > view pubiMhed today fat Paris able. Pew honeymoons ever re ^ 1 than 160,000 troope and haul ceived a high rating from sore more than 80 million pounds of that there was no nsed to eciAes Uiat the Chi the pecqde of Vietnam have the leel at home at a Broadway nook can carry a crew of three right to Aght on their own sou mostcaL Tops become tunics, punishment for any Navy per in it," his attorney E. Miles not show any evldenoe that a vohred. "The decision .Is Just and 33 fully equipped combat against eggresqors. loosely belted and side-fastened HI' »i« n ' The Reaction sonnel connected with the Inci Harvey told roporters. court of Inquiry reotHnmended what we expected!" troops, U.S. spokesmen said this Thanh’s statement, n i & at a a la ancient Greece., Tops are news coherence by a govern WASHINGTON (AP) — Both dent. It may take two or three he be court martlaleB In connec Mkrs. Jegn Longenberg, moth Is the standard tor American Interchangeable with a co VV-I Congress and the Whits House Key congressional figures years to tril adiether these as tion with the capture of his ship, er of communlcatione Techni troops in the United States. ment qxMesman, said: ordinated robe for lounging. appear willing to oIose~Qie close to the case Indicated they sessments prove oecurate. the PueUo, off North Korea cian 2.C. Peter Langenberg, They explained that the only "In the event of u agreement Other designs reflect the Orient, ! i rclll! .iiitui IIIIIID ] Pueblo case along lines set by accepted Chafee’s decision. That’s when Bucher wlU come neariy 16 months ago. spoke Tuesday In aayton, Mo., limitation in Vietnam M the pay- a n troop withdrawals, siqiervi- with tops and bottoms In con the secretary of the Navy: No Sen. John Stennls, D-Mlss., up before Ms Navy peers who after Navy Secretary John H. load, and that (he Chinook can rioo and oontrol of troop with trasting colors. Chafee’s aotlan TViesday dis pimlriiments but no declaraftons chairman of the Senate Armed will consider whether to' select missing all charges in the Pueb- Chafee announced no discipli lilt up to 16,000 j^ d s , depend drawals wlU be perforaied of Innocence. Services Committee, saw no him for promotion to daptoln. nary action would be taken ing on bow much fuel It is car through these procedures: (i> SPORTSWEAR: For watching firm reason for pursuing the ' (See Page Twenly-Two) by our own faclUtles and those sports, try a jacket In bright And the ' principal Agur^, He beeame a commander July against anyone in. the P ueM o In rying and the distance ft has to Cmdr. Uoyd Bucher, said he case further. 1, 1967, and generally would be cid e n t travel And the average Viet of alUed forces; (2) by a Joint bold pattern, single or double- Rep. OUs Pike, D-N.Y., chalr- breasted, teamed with colorful was satlsAed with that outcome. eligible tor promotion tai four to All of the crewmen Inter namese soldier is mtudi smaller (See Foge Ttoeriy-Two) or white slacks. New Is the Time and more curreiA, more (See Page Twenty-Two) six years from that date. The Crew viewed after the annoimcement sport suit, also bold In pattern, pressing ooncetns have dissipat A bout 76 p e r cent o f the 1,0Q0 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS eiqireaeed reUef, both for them ed moat of the high feeling that with Jacket and slacks In match Navy commanders eligible this “Public (^ilnion wouldn’t let selves and for Pueblo skipper once prompted oongrasslonal ing fabric. Blarers, with turtle The Commander year were chosen for promotlan them, do anything else,” says Chidr. Lloyd .M. Bu(dier. necks and contrasting slacks are dem and for fixing the blame in to tour.«trlpe/ank, according to Chafee overturned the Navy WASraNGTON (AP) -p S ew the mother of a PueUo crew Ideal for comfort and good looks; the capture of the U.8. ship by the Navy., > •* court of Inquiry’s recommenda North Korea more than 16 tary of Defense Melvin R. Laird man at the news that there will Youngstown Votes Knit shirts, in* a wide range of B u cher’s offtcM l r e co rd orlU be no pisilshment for anycne In- tion that Bucher and Lt. Ste colors and those wonderful bulky months ago. says Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher's phen R. Harris, who beaded the 'sweaters, perhaps one of the re- Navy Secretary John H. future In the Navy "does kxik Intelligence detachment on the verSlbles In two glowing colors, Chafee said Tuesday he was re good to me." Pueblo, be,:oourt martialed for Taxes for Schools Secretary of the Navy John H. highlight the casual wardrobe. jecting reoommendatlona of a , their actions. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohjo (AP) — Chafee said "I do not think’’ the things, implementing new pro Add Bermuda shorts and white Navy court of inquiry for disoi- Ralph Mcdlntock, a commu Public schoca officials rejoiced slacks ' and you're all set for . pUnary moves that would have outcome of the Pueblo case puts grams next January,” he add- nications technician commented today over pas(^e of a 12-mlll ed, just about any sporty scene. Included a g^eral court martial Bucher under a cloud for the at Us MUton, Mass., home, "If tax In crease Uiiat m eans cla ss SWIMWEAR: For all-around for Bucher, the ship’s captain, rest of Ms life.’’ they did try to. court-martial rooms will open on schedule Until that time, schools will pool and beachwear, co-ordinated and Lt. Stephen R. Harris, who Bucher’s'own feelings: "He'U' Bucher and Harris then they’d next fall for 27,000 students. have to borrow against tho new. ly voted income. . - but not necessarily matching commanded the ship’s Intelll- awaiting his next duty cusslgn- be court-martialing 82 m en. trunks and beach jackets are "My third grade daughter genh,e unit. ftient feels that his eucceae ‘‘We’d all he back there with available In a wide range of style was delighted," said cKy school Chafee said there would be no will depend on how he perforins them. If Bucher sank, then we’d and color combinations. Knit and Supt. Woodrow W. Zinser. "She YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) — Jumped all over me when she 6 stretch swimwear Is big with (See Page Twenty-Two) Like Youngstown, many school active swimmers. Don’t overlook found It had passed." systems across the naiion have the new apres-swlm slacks. The Unanswered Questions The vote In Tuesday’s ballot money problems. ing was 27,244 to 20,489. Idea Is to strip off wet trunks A Tax Break Why did the financial prob By OEOROE C. WILSON vrived with the Pueblo mis The first school levy Increase ana don a pair of the long-legged, WASHmCTON (AP) — The lem s o f schools here reach the “Sadlors’ Delight” Tho Washington Post sion, untouched. here since* 1963; it boosts school pajama-like slacks that come In Navy’s decision not to bring dis extreme of foroing them to close WASHINOTON—The Navy an — Prevents polarization of taxes to a total of 34.3 mills. the boldest of patterned fabrics ciplinary action In the Pueblo five weeks lost winter? nounced an equivocal decision opinion iiudde and outside the .The new tax means the finan —multi-colored stripes, ab case apparently clears the way (3ty School Supt. Woodrow W. stracts and big, colorful flowers, ' on the Pueblo cose Tueeday Ncuvy by taking the middle for House acUon on a bill to give cial crisis which forced acKools which does the following things; ground between court martlal- to close for five weeks last win Zinser blamed It on several fac the ship’s crew a tax break. to r s : Regaita Coats to — Preserves the "don't give ing Bucher or letting him oA ter won’t be repeated in Sep A pending bill would waive In EVENING WEAR; The black —A strong hope by homeown iqi the ship" tradition of tha s c o t free. come tax on the pay of enlisted tem ber. dinner jacket Is basic and win ers that public officials will And navy. Whether I^avy Secretary John men and on the Arst $800 month Six school tax proposals get you anywhere, but watch for an alternate to property taxes. — Indicts the command of the H. Chafee was right or wrong ly pay of officers tor the 11 turned back since December of-the-moment details—tapered —Youngstown has “ a slieable ' Pueblo and some of the brass on on this — his first big decision months they were held captive 1966 brought education to a look, double-breasted and the percentage of homeowners." The JS¥^Gregors shore who were supposed to since coming to the Pentagon— in North' Korea. standrtill here between Thanks wide black butterfly—style bow —lit has more than the nuni protect the ship. will be debated for years. But Navy sources said some men giving and last New Year's. tle.*-'¥ou’U also be right In a On deck.Off duty. On shore. One superb sportcoat forbYerywhere. number of retired persons. dinner jacket In a deep vibrant — Defusea the priltlcai bomb the debate will not have the found th em selves In Anancial School officials said that, It's all three of these Regatta Coats. Definitely the uniform fora poarion it would have If he ex dUAcuIty because they received without the new tax, classes —It has ethnic, labor and po- color-tone. The Solid white which would have exploded if liUcal problems, something all jacket Is back in, and with It summer day. Or night. McGregor tailors them in a comfortable blend Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher had ercised either of the e^reme lump-sum payment upon their would not open next fall. The total tax rate Includes an coimnunitlea have, "but we the look of off-white, white with > gone Into a court martial as the options on the Pueblo case. release, urlthout Income tax ■ of Arnel* triacetate and cotton. Shapes them in double- or single- earlier 7.3-ralll levy that comes have them in a rather concen thin stripes, or pale gray as naval court of Inquiry reconi- The Chafee compromise—how withholding, and spent the mon up for renewal in November, trated way," he said. well a« casual dinner jackets for breasted models with deep vents. Very dashing. Resist wrinkles m ended. ever successful it Is In cooling ey. promptly. passions . on the Pueblo and The bill was approved by the but officials are optimistic that resort wear. and stay ship-shape. From 140 — Avolda more embarrassing H.IH. . "Pete" Bucher, Its skipper — House Ways and Means Com voters will retain it. disclosures about navy Incom Youngstown is an industrial atlU leaves many questions mittee more than two weeks ' "Since It Is not an additional petence which would have come cUy o f I . d population with about this Mstoric misadventure ago, but was held up because of tax," said Zinser, “ we hope it 66 0 0 out during a court martial. wide ethnic and labor differ unanswered. will be supported.” a feeling that If the Navy took en ces. . — 8 U | w Naval Intriligence Chafee said at his press con action against the men the He termed approval of the The city school system cur over the wrist but leaves the ference Tuesday that the Navy m easure w ould have been In new tax "a magnlAcent victo rently la operating on a $10.5 hush-hiiah national security '(A P PtiotohuO trouble. Plana now are to bring r y ." agency, which was de^y in- (See FOgn Towoty-Tiro) Cknimander Bucher ' It to the House Aoor next week. "We can start Improving (See Page Tweaty-Toro)