U^Z PAGE TWENTY-POUR PRroAY, MARCH 29, 1968 iiamrl;i?0tTr lEttTning Awnmga DaDy Net Press Ron Emanuel and Concordia Luth For Hie Week Ended The Weather About Town eran Churchwbmen planning to March 2S, 19t6 Fair tonight, low in 80s. Om- attend the Lutheran Church- Richard Bctnberg'er, aon of women’s meeting tomorrow in ..tlnued fair and mild tomorrow, ilmtrhpBtpr liiptittm high In 60s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bomberg- Portland are reminded that the 15,580 m o t 8 6 Mountain Rd., has been bus will leave the parking lot of Mancheater— A City of ViUage Charm named to the first semester Emanuel church at 9 a.m. dean’s Hst at Ohio Wesleyan There Is space for two more (Okwoined AdverUoInc on Page IS) University, Delaware, Ohio, women, and those interested in VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 158 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1968 PRICE SEVEN CENTS where he is a sophomore. attending the event may con tact Mrs. Arthur L. Tolf, 61 Members of J(dm Mather Teresa Rd. Chapter, Order of DeMolay, are reminded to make ticket returns The Emanuel Lutheran for the Parents’ Day Celebration Church council will meet Mon to the chapter advisor, master day at 7:30 p.m. in the board councilor, or committee chair room of the church. Viet Civilian Forces UN Meets in Urgent Debate man before 6 p.m. tomorrow. Dr. Edward B. Swain, psy 'The Guard Club of Mystic Re chiatrist, will discuss the phy view, North American Benefit sical and emobtonal aspeots of Kill 40 in Ambushes Association, will meet tonight at breastfeeding}, at a meeting of 8 at the home of Mrs. Wilfred the Parents Association for SAIGON (AP) — South Viet up with small arms and ma- middle of an estimated 400-man Trudeau, 85 Spruce St. Childbirth Education of Greater namese civilian Irregular forces chlne-g\m fire. column of North Vietnamese On New Arab-Israeli Crisis Hartford Monday at 8 p.m. at killed 40 guerrillas, apparently When the enemy fled. It left troops and killed 16. One irregu The Holy Name Society of St. Westminster Church, West Hart including a 'Viet Cong pro'vlnce behind 21 dead, l^.S. spokesmen lar was reported killed and sev UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. James' Church will have a wine ford. .The meeting is open to all chief and a hamlet chief, in two said, including two men tenta en wounded. tasting party at its meeting interested persons. ambushes In central South Viet tively identified as the Viet In a delayed report, head (AP) — The U.N. Security Monday at 8 p.m. at St. James’ nam, the 'y.S. Command sedd to Cong province chief of Phu Yen quarters said another unit of ci Council was summoned Into ur School Hall. The event is open Everett Plester, former direc day. and a hamlet chief. One Irregu vilian irregulars killed at least gent debate today on the Arab- to all men of the parish. tor of parks for the City of The Irregular troops and their lar was wounded. 121 enemy soldiers in two days Israell crisis after a major air Hartford, will give an Illustrated U.S. Green Beret advisers used Commenting on the capture of of fighting Wednesday and and artillery clash on the Jorda talk on "The Planting and Care Information from four prison the woman, the spokesmen said Thursday two miles from the nian front Friday. of Roses,’’ at a meeting of the ers, including a woman, to set the Viet Cong is recruiting more Cambodian border and 66 miles Today's session comes only INCOME TAX Manchester Garden Club Mon up one trap'In Phu Yen Prov and more women to fill ranks northwest of Saigon. six days after the council day at 8 p.m. in the Robbins ince, 266 miles northeast of Sai depleted by heavy casualties In Many of the enemy Were slain threatened strong action against Room of Center Congregational gon, a U.S. spokesman said. Its lunar new year offensive. by U.S. Army helicopter gun- PMPARATION Church. the parties to any more "grave The Green Berets directed ar Earlier this week, allied troops ships, Air Force dive bombers violations" of the U.N. spon reported killing three Viet Cong INDIVIDUAL, tillery fire into a suspected Viet and artillery. sored cease-fire that halted the The Sunday School staff of Cong base camp and set up the women 28 miles northwest of Allied casualties were report Arab-Israell war last June. BUSINESS AND Zion Evangelical Lutheran ambush along one of the with Saigon. ed as 16 irregulars killed and 49 The 16-nation council received SMALL BUSINESS Church will meet Monday at 8 HI-LO drawal routes. An enemy force Headquarters reported anoth wounded and five Green Berets demands for action, late Friday p.m. at Our Savior Lutheran of unknown size came down the er ambush in the central high wounded. night from Jordem and Israel. Call Church, Wejppdng. d o u b l e o v e n trail several hours later and the lands seven miles east of the In other ground fighting, U.S. Fighting exploded early Fri irregulars, waiting imtil the ene Cambodian border. It said civil day In the Beisan Valley along JASON J. NOVITCH The official board of South CHEF my was within 30 feet, opened ian Irregulars fired into the (See Page Sixteen) the Jordan River after four Is Methodist Church will meet raeli civilians were killed when 643-1996 — 649-5435 Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the re MAGIC u fu c a landmine blew up their trail ception hall of the church. er. By late morning Jordanian and Israeli artillery had opened Electric RANGE GOP Switch to McCarthy up on each other across the Jor Happy April Fool's Day, Kotfiy Door! dan River. Soon after, Israel CRISPE AIRE APPLES! Mac, CorOands, Baldwins, Wine- dispatched Jet bombers which saps, Bed and Golden Delicious. pounded the Jordanian gun posi GARDEN FRESH! Asparagus, Peas, Spinach, Endive, Beet tions for more than five hours. Greens, Squash, Dandelions, Rhubarb, Cherry Tomatoes, Seen Likely in Wisconsin Newsmen spotted one Cauliflower, Broccoli, Parsnips, Turnips, Sweet Potatoes, French-built Israeli Jet spinning Beans, Egg Plant, Com, Arnchokes and Shallots. Eye-level controls ""^"access for serv- in flames to the ground. Israel FRESH PICKED! Strawberries, Watermelons, Peaches, J t h 1-hour ed appliance outlet o MILWAUKEE, Wls. AP) — will In the Wisconsin primary, the statewide primary winner Campaign strategists for Presi That means that Republicans, while four are being selected in acknowledged the loss but said Seedless, RIber Grapes, Temple, King OrangM, Canta the pilot escaped unhurt. The loupes, Honeydews, Spanish Melons, Pineapples, Mnrcott *274 dent Johnson and Richard M. with no real contest on their bal- each of 10 congressional dis Tangerines, VgU Fruit, Limes, Grapefruit; ALSO Dates, C H O IC E O F colons Nixon agree that if Sen. Eugene lot, may cross over and vote In trlcts. The candidate who car- Jordanian army claimed seven Figs, and Fresh Cider. coo, J. McCarthy wins Tuesday’s the contested Democratic pri- ties the district gets Its four Israeli Jets downed. COOK TOP Wisconsin presidential primary, mary. nominating votes. The Israeli army said It In light with automatic preheat flicted "a number” of casualties WEEKEND SPECIALS for A SPECIAL KATHY! support arm • Red Wheel control b„uer pan. his margin will be supplied by "If McCarthy wins Wlscon- Nixon Is virtually certain to Gray porceWn ov^Jnterior^o Republican voters casting Dem sin” Maclver said, “I don’t win all 30 Republican conven- _ - ^ 4 ^ on Jordanians and reported one GREEN OR YELLOW SQUASH ...... Ib. Israeli soldier killed and eight WINESAP APPLES ...... 16 q t bskt. S 1 . 9 5 ocratic ballots. think there's any question that tlon votes. But Macivef safd McCarthy is urging Republi the Republican crossover will California Gov. Ronald Reagan wounded. CELLO TOMATOES...... pkg. 29 ^ PLUS-Uower storage drawer cans to cross over and supply be a detorminlng factor in that could cut into the Republican The flareup coincided with re MURCOTT TANGERINES...... doz. him with votes In his confronta- victory:’^ vote, particularly In conserva ports In Arab newspapers In COMPLETE UNE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! tion with the President. Leslie Aspln, the former Pen- tlve sections of the state. Cairo, Damascus, Baghdad and o Also Comtdete Line of SEALTEST Dairy Products o "I appeal especially here in tagon economist now running Reagan is listed on the ballot, Beirut of massive Israeli troop We Now Carry The Manchester Evening Herald Wisconsin to independents and the Johnson show, was pesslm- ^nich names all prospective buildups and possible Impending to Republicans who no longer istic. "I think we’re doing better presidential contenders who do Israeli settlers dash to save a tractor inside a shed collective, in the Beisan Valley. A half-dozen Israeli military action. Only nine days* have a choice within their own among Democratic voters,” he (jjg disclaimers of candlda- set on fire by Jordanian shells during a blazing farming communities were shelled in the valley but ago Israeli army forces crossed "THE KIN« party to look at my programs, said, "but the Republican cros- gy frontier battle between troops of the two nations. no settlers were reported killed. (AP Photofax) the Jordan River and attacked to consider my recommenda- sover seems to loom bigger and Don Taylor of Waukesha said The action took place at Massada, an Israeli farm Arab guerrilla bases. Israel tions with reference to the war, bigger.” the Wisconsin Reagan for Presi claimed Its troops killed 170 P R O D U C E r with reference to priorities in Aspln wasn't forecasting the dent Club has purchased time Arab commandoes In the raid. the United States," McCarthy outcome, but Democratic cam- for four half hour television pro- In New York. Ambassadors 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER o 648-6384 says In a statement recorded for paign sources said the best the grams, being broadcast in Mi- Muhammad H. El-Farra of Jor television broadcast around the administration can hope for is a waukee and Green Bay and dan and Yosef Tekoah of Israel state. tight race, while McCarthy promoting the Californian. Minor Incidents Continue filed their written requests for General Electric w “The crossover. I’m told, may could conceivably win by a McCarthy planned a day of an urgent meeting with the be substantial,” said John K. hefty margin. campaigning around —Milwaukee council president, Ousmane in the Interest of your good health and good appearance this artfek Maclver, Wisconsin chairman Fifty-nine Democratic Nation today, resuming a raxte otalled Soce Dlop of Senegal. The Jor which appeared In newspapers nationally* Is reprinted by for Republican Nixon. al Convention votes are at by airplane trouble. He was de Guard Enforces Memphis Curfew danian request was in about IM Voters can switch parties at stake. Nineteen of them go to layed In Washington Friday hours ahead of the Israeli re quest. night, and had to cancel an ap MEMPHIS Tenn. (AP) — Na- followed, business In the nor- One resident observed that other mass demonstration pearance before Wisconsin Tekoah asked that the council tional Guard rifles enforced mally bustling downtown shop- Handy Park, named for W. C. sometime next week.' take up "renewed Jordanian w^uvtitmaX Young Democrats In Madison. pg^ce In Memphis today but pdng district of this city of Handy, father of blues music, ”We can’t allow the city to sSfcraitw Secretary of Agriculture Or- pj.gjggjg behalf of the dty'8 700,000 has been curtailed se- "looks like acts of aggression and ■viola a Saigon battle feel there will be any retreat,” tions of the cease-fire” that vllle L. Freeman roamed strlkir*®'striking garbageo-arKno-a pftiinotnrMcollectors nnn.con- VArAlvverely. .QCpnAscene. ” RUIGEI M l ^ *177 COPPER OR WHITE F ill ‘Outstanding’ state for the Johnson cause, • Rondey Baber, chairman of Historic Beale Street, which ‘^Somf'disagreement between ‘*’® ^“"® ^ calling the President ^ the only only minor Incidents occurred the Downtown Association of bore the brunt of the rioting, King and Negro ministers who , real peace candidate. Friday night under a rigid our- ,__ _ ,___i.r j ,____ _,_n___, Israeli authorities renewed their AUTOMA-nC OVEN „ o SPACIOUS OVEN-Even controlled heat, Memphis, said the crisis had was a plywood-front wasteland have been leading the strikers Aspln said he had recom- presence of police "hurt business terribly.” for 10 blocks, and troopers al- protests crept into the picture aggression ag^ainst the East matically. Just ^ R^dy minute timer on wide opening door. Oven holds four cake mended that Johnson appear guardsmen, on patrol since Soldiers and steel-tracked ar- lowed no traffic through the frlday. Bank of Jordan In complete de s Seasoned Pilot fiance of a unanimous resolu layers on one shelf-roasts a huge turkey. personally, but ^*\® a protest march turned into a mored vehicles took the place of area. King talked of "lack of com SAIGON (AP) — A U.S. Air Prior to his new venture, Ar- spurned the idea. "We have al- Thusday, was the only sign what normsilly would have been Brig. Gen. Robert W. Akin, munications” between the min tion” the council adopted last Steaks are sizzling and delicious when re- Force senior pilot who flew the net logged 800 hours In the F4 ways asked whether It would be most steels. Saturday shoppers, Envelled in adjutant general of the Tennes- isterial group and the militant Sunday after the Israeli raid on ^ 901-907 MAIN STREEl—MANCHESTER a c c u r a te ‘^®^®*“ate new F lllA In Its first combat Phantom fighter-bombers. In- possible for him to come. In any protests continue but on number this time of year by res- see National Guard, said the young Neg^roes who were commando bases. He requested moved from G-E’s famous fa«t-heatlng that the council "consider a Su?e1 Ta^wa'r- ^ easT^o missions over North Vietnam eluding 76 combat missions over form at any time," he said. ^ smaller scale than the march idents of the nearby cotton troops would stay "as long as blamed for initiating the ■vio- Easy to dot Indicates when said today the performances of North Vietnam between Septem- The administration loyalists of 6,000 which shattered into'vlo- country who annually come to necessary.” lence. (See Page Sixteen) even when hands are tun. ivcu radiant broUer. the controversial fighter-bomb- btr and December of 1965. relied on proxy campaigners, a ignce and brought one death, in- Memphis for their spring buy- Mayor Henry Loeb woiUd not "I don’t accept that,” replied "STOP KIUIN6 YOUBSELF” , Is on. er is outstanding. in all, he has almost 4,000 $128,000 radio and television ef- jury to 60 and 300 arrests. ing. say how long the nighttime cur- the Rev. James M. Lawson Jr., “I was a little skeptical at hours flying time In his 12 years fort, and a telephone drive to pr. Martin Luther King Jr., Two teen-age boys staying ait few would be enforced. a former King lieutenant who first because of the electronic in the Air Force. This includes got out the vote for Johnson. As- called the strike a fight a downtown hotel asked. The 48-day-old garbage strike had Invited the civil rights lead- Abdominal Support sophistication of' the various 180 hours In the F ill of which pin said the Wisconsin AFL-CIO for “economic equality” for "Where can we go for some over union recognition, higher er here. "There has been corn- Negro School systems that have to work to- 177 were in training and three In was telephoning each registered Negroes, and who led the Thurs- fun?" And a policeman an- wages and payroll deduction ofmunlcaUon.’’ - FOR LONGER LIFE------aether’’ Maj Charlie Amet 32 combat voter In Democratic wards, ask- day demonstration, left Mem- swered, "There’s nowhere to go union dues remained far from Lawson, whodirected strate- Why do widows outnumber ^ of New Richmond Ohio told Th« f ih q flew their first ‘"S ballot® tor the President, phis Flrday but promised to re- except to bed.” settlement despite four closed- gy for the ministers, added that Taken Over widowers? To the tradittonsi team -phr AsseeieteH Press ’ "Mv f issf Nixon forces Were on the tele- turn and stage another one next Liquor sales have been door sessions of the City Coun- he asked King to lead the march of work and worry, long branded the FEEL BETTER ^ n r e s l ^ s lefere were ^ t s^rTu^rl ^ h .v Z e phone, too, trying to persuade week. Ninety-eight per cent of stopped throughout Memphis cll. because he felt a nonviolent guilty pair, weight has been so LOOK SUMMER th^fnlliirr rntss would he hlvh ®^*^**'*"f ** ^ Republicans to stick with their the strikers aVe Negroe. and Shelby County and In neigh- "I had hoped that we could demonstration was possible and stron^y linked by science that diet- LESSEN FATIQUE the failure rates would be high areas In the southern panhandle man and cast GOP ballots Tues- Another effort Is expected m to-. boring Desoto ^u n ty , Miss., resolve this toing,’’ said Counc- King’s presence would strength- ^ Students and toe maintenance problems of North Vietnam. Four of toe and Crittenden County, Ark. liman FYed Datris. “But we en the leadership of the minls- inf. once a woman’s pastime, has numerous." . dav. day on the order of the march become a male preoccupation. waiTl^es were on toe strikes. ^ Milwaukee Friday by 600 strikers and sym- Drivlng downtown Is risky reached a stalemate, and I’m ters. BOWIE, Md. (AP) — The But, Arnet said, “It proves to Including one piloted by Arnet. ^ reception and pathlzers much of the pavement of Main sorry about that.” "We didn’t bring in Rap And now comes evidence that ”I used toe system under toe “Und^ or campus and buildings of Bowie It isn't Just the paunch, but the sag. be as easy to maintain as any speecli to wind up his Wisconsin Because of toe rioting and the Street is chewed up by treads of King said he would return In Brown,” Lawson said. “We State College were taken over that brings on the pallbearers-that other modem fighter. All of toe (See Page Sixteen) campaigning. curfew and anxiety which have armored personnel carriers. "three or four days” to plan an- brought in King,” early today by students at the the girdles that give the ladles their IHAGEE Deluxe systems have demonstrated an predominantly Negro school. girlish figures may also be extending extremely high degree of relia The president of toe school, their lives. bility. It proved my Impression:^ Dr. Samuel L. Myers, met with The idea that control under invalid.” the students during the night shorts, tightening the abdominal mus Amet’s impressions were Scientists Report and told them that if they had cles and expanding the chest, im Gas Range formed just before last Septem not left by morning he would prove not pterely appearance but ber when he went into training ^’recommend that the state po healdi isn’t exactly a new one. Long In toe swing-wing F ills at Nei lice come in and move you, for- before modern drugs came on the MAGIC CHEF 30l | N C H lls Air Force base In Nevada to cibiy if necessary.” market, doctors prescribed abdomi prepare for toe first combat Superior Race: The Great Caucasoid Myth Poiice said the students at nal belts for men with heart ailments. G A S R A N G E missions over North Vietnam. Bowie appointed a "security Bat new research, reported fat '< son for a certain race. But the guard” and furnished them with the Joomal of the American Med- By CHRISTINE DOYLE more misconception. The diver members of which successfully races that many peoples, like The London Observer sity of man with Its challenge breed together. A horse and the Australian Abori^nes and odds are heavily against iny white arm bands. The entrance kal Aseoclatton, lends to show that to the campus was blocked with the new drugs may he no more ef- to subdivide, to classify, to donkey, for instance, belong to the Polynesians, simply could ever finding him." Race bias, the notion that not be fitted in. Confusion In One American anthropologist student automobiles and by stu fecitve than the otd-fashloncd bett some races are superior to oth compare and .posslbljTV estab different species and can be or the modern control shorts. Scripps Blast Rocks lish a hierarchy of races has crossed, but the resulting mule stead of order reigned. comments that, although all dent guards. The guards issued ers, and blind prejudice have One biologist then seriously men are different, they are nev mimeographed cards to those Institute scientists found that "ap caused rancor and mistrust preoccupied and still eludes Is infertile. plication of the belt previous to ll00C-S5W 193 man's scientific ability. •Species are genetically closed proposed to recognize more ertheless more alike than they allowed on campus. 143 among men since antiquity. I Early Ametlcon Model includes Removable, Draft Center A (hsUngulehed populatdon systems, in contrast to the than 200 races and by the be are different. The similarities, Students occupied the tele exercise reduced or prevented the MANDATE Can be used Free Standing at end of Even Aristotle, the philoso abnormal postexercise increase in the |lift-up top o^Top front controls • Removable geneticist, Prof. Thedoelus Dob- races which belong to one spe ginning of the 20th Century he reckons, probably outnumber phone switchboard, turned on ■oven door, door seals, oven liners • Remov- counter, or cet In between counters pher and first biologist to at the differences by about 95 to 5. all the school’s lights and water amplitude of the A-wave of the apex ABDOMINAL for the crisp modem look without re tempt any serious classification zahansky, says in ihis book cies and which, through mi there were as many systems of cardiogram," Just as popularly-pre lable oven rack runners • No-drlp top • High In Manhattan "Mankind Evolving”: "This grations, natural selection and classification as there were Some biologists now go even so faucets. ■ performance burners • 2-plece broUer pan o modeling. Top lifts up or completely of the animal and plant world, scribed glyceryl trinitrate. SUPPORT off and out of the way opening the confusion Is only partly due to interbreeding, exchange genes classifiers. far as to deny the use of race Students have demanded 14 leg levelers • Roll-out'broiler, plus: Early believed that some people are as a scientific term, and cer more state funds and other How do control shorts help UNDERSHORTS I American backguard design • Full width entire burner compartment for NEW YORK (AP) —A power free by nature and others are the biases and passion as en frequently. Perhaps their dream of the heart? One famed medical writer. ■ turned wood handles with black Iron ends thorough easy cleaning. Control knobs ful bomb blast rocked toe gendered by race prejudices Anthropological history Is a neatly partitioned races of defi tainly will not be drawn into concessions from the school ad on range top for convenience and slaves. admitting even major divisions. ministration and state authori Dr, P, J, Steincrohn, writes that It ^ THAT SLIM I • Low under oven broiler • Coppertone nor- armed forces induction center Cicero, more In tune with and consequent defense reac record of hybrid races, and nite genetic origin existed for helps the circulalloa of the blood, I celain finish. safety, out of reach of children. In lower Manhattan early today, tions.’’ For several generations from these It is quite possible a short space of time in the Dobzhansk warns that al ties because ofatwhat they called and “ibereby lakes on unnecessary the thinking of today’s geneti though the Ideal classification of inadequate facilities. The school NEW/ with Miracle shattering some 30 windows in cists, proclaimed: “Men differ scientists, he says, have been ■to imagine the fusion and shar past. Now, after 2 million load off the heart. And when one the nine-story building. There collecbing information, all of ing around of genes Into one years during which man has In man has yet to be proposed, it has a student body of 595. nsnillpilea this by the heartbeats Spandex elastic In knowledge but all are equal does not follow that "races are - A spokesman for Gov. Spiro ^ere no reports of Injuries. in ability to learn there is no which remains as the basis of very variable population. But discriminately thrown his genes e ^ h add up to a few blllloa In the a Spandex elastic Is lighter, The bomb, placed at the rear future work, The difficulty lies Genetic differences between into the mejtlng-pot, most races mere Inventions of the classi T. Agnew said toe governor nofMoI llfelime, one can understand Valter and more comfort race which guided by reason fiers.” Populations from small would "back up Dr. Myers” in of the 81-year-old building, ex cannot gain virtue." He let in interpretation. ■two species, like a man and a are submerged In a world of hnw a simple abdominal support able. Machine washes and ploded at about 1:20 a.m. with a The word “race” with Its chimpanzee or a chimpanzee hybrids. tribes to inhabitants of whole any action he recommended. niliht add years to a man’s life." dries. himself down later with the countries might differ in some Students at Howard Universi blast that was heard up to a ' inconsistent view that the Celts emotional overtone of super and a gorilla, could never be The Tartars were almost cer Many doctors are suggesting o Slims instantly. Take 1 to Easy mile away, police said. Windows iority and Inferiority Is Itself overcome. tainly of the Mongoloid type of the genes they possess or they ty i.T Washington, D.C. recently Ihi Increulngly popular new types 2 inches off your wafstline. of Britain were exceptionally might not. If they do, then they took over the campus In much In nearby buildings were also “stupid and unteachable." regarded aa an unsatisfactory It Is the demarcation dis before they settled In eastern a t men’s control shorts to their pa- i broken. putes over races that have Russia. After centuries of In are racially distinct. the same manner and held it un tlents, and finding back and breath- • Supports comfortably, Terms Since the 16th Century, the term. Biologists use it to dif In the 1930s the term "ethnic braces up tired back The induction center, which ferentiate plants and animals caused and still cause Intermin termarriage with their white til demands were met. inf as well as circulation benefits. slave trade and the Industrial group” was introduced when Food was distributed to the muscles. was the focal point of week-long and communications revolu which belong to toe same spe able frustrating debate. The neighbors they now form a Thf MMt popular type, lyfandale, series of anddraft demonstra scientists wished, to dissociate students, who also are bOycot- • Leiian fatigue, improves tions have accelerated the cen cies but which have been Iso German zoologist Johann Fried definite Intermediate group. *1gB i . a MANCHESTER EVENI^TG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1968 PAOB THBBE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1968 T The M a rt Sheinwold on Bri.dge Film o f the Year! 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Plus Your Favorite Bottled Cold Beer! Postpones Finesse • O i^ra To Go — Phone 289-4646 • Emotion overoomes both Mr. projeots In the past ed to last May at the Jaycee Tho Hestons luive At the other table French star Aurt Mrtt W Oroltr Heaton as Heaton served as State ConvenUon. drc?i end hvr cu. H,u’\ I-inc m Liard-1 Versini won the first Mon. thru Sat. 7 :30 A.M. to 1 A.M. 3 and Mrs. W. Craig ^ prealdcnt of the Mrs. Robert Bombadier pro Vernon tricK in dummy with the king Sundays 12:00 Noon to 9:00 P.M. Mancheater Jayoeos applaud hla Connecticut Jayx»es and is cur- sented an engraved pewter bowl Edward Bate; w; s rhror.nnn of .-ip'ides instead of taking the ‘You’ve Tried The Rest, Now! Try The Best” election to Jaycee Senaitorstrip gently serving as their national to Mrs. Heston in honor of the for the affair smi .a-rve l a.s free fints.se "That opening lead minster of (.ercmorii v at a dinner dance last night at director, an office he was elect- occasion. can't ixjsslbly be away from the Garden Grove tile queen of trumps," he Beat d'.oiight to himself. "The fi- Actor Over 100 Jaycees and friends I Elizabeth Dr.; Michele Hren, A n d y ' Newman 2»- - 5'^-— attended the testimonial honor t l O S p i l S l i l O l C S East Hartford; Mrs. Carmela ne.sse can wait." COOL HAND LUKE ing Heston for his work and Ver.-;mi next lo.st the king of lannl, East Hartford; Mrs. Su- T V Pc-rsonality ----- Plus----- Cleo, one of two family cats, cleans up as she visits with Mrs. Pearsall and Junellen in living room leadership within the Jaycee or Patlents Today; 268 gan Kerr. 335 Charter Oak St.; he irt.s to the ace, but no return Nominated BE IN O N THE FUN Mrs. Pearsall’s mural of a Paris street scene lends a continental touch to her kitchen could hurt. If West cleverly re Best AUDREY ganization. State Jaycee Presi- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Muriel Love, East Hart- D i e s a l 6 1 dentNicholas Panuzzio attend- Mrs. Cedlla Albo, 17J Garden ford; Mrs. Nancy Mazzadra. turned a diamond, Versini could Actress HEPBURN “ TWO FOR THE ROAD” ★ TONtGHT ★ ed the event. Dr.; Mrs. Julia Burnham, East EJast Hartford; James MeSher- HARTFORD fAP-Orville A. niff a heart with dummy's jack I'd -padi'.s and return the low Sc “ Stagecoach” The Senatorship is'the high- Hartford; Meegan Daly, 9 Mark ry, 141 Sycamore Dr.; George j^n^rews a toU vision liiph- —All Color!— €fit award given to a Jaycee and Circle, Rockville; Francis Dona- Negro, RFD 1, Bolton; Mr.s. for children in the role of ■ pide for a fine.s.se with the Children under 12 Free! Heralding Homes is highly regarded by the 500,- hue, Weert WJdlington; John Frances Owens, Vernon Gar- p* anger Andy, i'- dead at the ten cf .spades. It was then easy to dr.aw the last trump with the GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND 000 Jayoeos throughout the Drost, 62 Grand Ave., Rock- dens. Apt. 13B, Rockville; Mr.s. age of 64. world. Heston is the 7,910th to vlUe; Rolande Duprey, East Stella Pastula, 1449 John Fitch Andrew:. iie.-inMi .l.niv v.ilh .11 (• and cl.iini the contract. Dail.v Question receive the honor. Hartford; Mrs. Rocchina Erar- Blvd., South Windsor; Patricia ^ongs and -’orie-; a.nd : uitoiiu 1- Partner opens *' the bidding Richard Bohadik, president of dl, 168 Hilliard SL; Mrs. Dor- Powers, 12 S. Alton St.; Mrs. ed by 50 youAg guest.-on :.tatinn Willi I NT (16 to IH points), and the Manchester Jaycees, noted othy Franz, Converse Rd., Bol- Marie Saucier, Broad Brook; WTIC-TV fnr the pa.st 10 year . Hilltop View of Countryside many of Heekon's accomplish- ton; Robert Graushinsky, 398 Clarence SUlson, 78 Campfield .-u Hartford the next pla.ver passes. You THEATRE EAST liolil: Spades, .A-10-7-4-3; Hearts, MMK • MM4M ments. He has served os vice Nevers Rd., Wapplng; Allan Rd,; Usa Tracy, Maple St., El- Hospital after a brief dines.', Dlainamls, -I-.5-3; CIulis, FOB president and presidentt of the HeUstrom, 625 Vernon St.; llngton; Mrs. Victoria Twerdy. Bo^n on a Ncbv.-. -k.a fane., Mon. thru Fri. 7:00-9:15 UNDER Featuring S. local chapter. He has served as John HUdlteh, 58 Summer St. Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. Yvonne Andrews moved to the rural Sat., Sun. 2:10-4:26-6:40-9:05 21 733 Mliat do .voii say'.’ chairman of many local Jaycee Also, Frederick Hughes, 96 Vickey, 20 Carter Dr., Tolland. Rprit .nft-r apper ring .Answer: Bid three spades. Noni. for 4 Academy Awards “THE GROUPE’ ------b i r t h YESTE3RDAY: A son in .several Hollywc.-,d fdi.,- : mg. ing comedy routine- ir, r..d:;-. Dancing AND to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Snell. "Al I’ c'iUV o .1 H- NOW THRl' .SUNDAY! Each 446 W. Middle Tpke., Apt. 390. Night and working :i.s ,(ivi rtisir.g a D / N E in ihe. ‘A 8-12 p.m. DISCHAIRGBD Y E S T E R- ^Mioeker”„-4l,.*.4J5 Thiman Capote’s THE BREAKERT Elegani Century DAY: Remain Bourey, Willi Tlie ch.iractoi' Ft.-ng';■ .\r.dy developed .-,veral mantle; Mrs. Edith Schultz, wa IN COLD 65 TOLLAND TPKE. MANCHESTER w.. ;nl:v.d'',e- .;i nil Room Glastonbury; Mrs. Eleanor Bo- I h e ' ____ BLOOD do, 207 Center St.; Mrs. Har CBS-TV on Ha;.'..-.-, I'.'^T An drews carried lli' rh:'.r:'et.-n7„>- in g id e n i Wrinta lor th« tc/Btn onddktctBd by ENTERTAINMENT rlett Barron, West Willington fLuS Mrs. Florence Dux, 86 Willo\\'- tion to the Hartford . t dion one Richard Brooks week after i! beg.'i,-. op.' i a: lor.:; A Columblo Piciurts R«I«om In Ponovliion' Nightly in the St., Wapplng; Mrs. Jeanette paulmewman Haggett, 427 Graham Rd in tlie s:>me y-.'ir. Intimate "Gibson Lounge" Thronf:':', r ’ n' ' Wapplng; Alexander Knrz, hombrT This Sunday—Don’t Miss Lunch — 11 A.M. Saturday 80C Bluefield Dr.; Albert La- ren tie-' :io f ;i’- '■ ': ' Dinner — 5 P.M. Dinner — 5 P.M. llberte, 680 Center St.; Mrs. origln:il Ranger .".ir:- . Sunday 12 Noon - 8 P.M. Edith Nataly, Clarke Rd., "The Song Tii.il N-'Vi r Krds' rnrHARTFORD and ' Ue'll Find. l: ill O' Ddd. “LUCKY-LOOK” Elegance Without Extravagance at Rockville; Joseph Parke, 49 Om.VE IN ★ RT.5 Foley St.; Trofem Nedweden. custonmriiy :e.ir,g by Andrew:-- 5:30 - 6:30 Glen-wood Rd., Ellington. to his ov. n banjo ONE OF CONN. TOP COUNTRY mcnl. Also, Cindy Goodale, 74 Now thru Sun.! ENTERTAINERS! Surviving are in.'' v.-ido-,". 'der:i, A>tea& Cluti Nielle Rd., Rockville; Dana and lw>) .ion , Or'.i':'- .'i-. and NOW—ENDS SUNDAY W.W.V.A. GRAND-OLE OPERA Kurtz, South St., Coventry: COMMIE MAJDR or 860 MAIN ST., EAST HARTFORD, CONN.—289-4369 Dougla.--. Starts 7:00 CHANNEL 18 and 30 Paul Richard, 35 Bigelow St : U.S. SERGEANT? Funeral arrangemeiV: were — AND — Tammy Chapman, Rt. 31, Cov- f99 incomplete. The Motion JOEL LANG “THE SUNLINERS” T entry; Mrs. Elizabeth Kearn:;. Picture for EVERY SUN. 5 tiUJ______7rii Smash W t«k! 61 Linnmore Dr.; Mr.s. Ellen people over 18! ' ' " . I^ OSWK Sasse, 62 Ardmore Rd.; Samm-l Mon. - Fri. 7:10 and 9:16 COLOR PRINTS BY MOVlELAB • SPACIOUS DINING ROOM OOVUMtOM MT. EMIT TO MAIN BT. Goggin, South Water St., Soutii Police ir rests ^iSergeanl Junellen Sot., Sun. 1:30-3:30- Windsor; John HilinsUi, Haz- 2nd BIG HIT • STEAKS— CHOPS— PIZZA Phone 628-2210 ardville; Mrs. Fabiola Do- RYKER' Sunlit photo print in living room looks like old masterpiece in oils mingue, Abbott Rd., Ellington: M.-mcii'- 1 ci'. ( 1'•■i A'-' STORY By DORIS RELDING Wlimer of 10 I Staney Butkus, 44 Burnham HdWii rd . i' ■ - > .imL'i' BUCK'S CORNER .■Rti Air/* Academy Award Nominattons St.; Oliver Roberts, 14 Arcti with 11 PHOTOS By Including “Beet Piotore” ....I'eoi. 9:30^ RESTAURANT ALBERT BUOEIVIOIUS St.; Forrest Heath, Hartford. .>^iE;n;il :it : rrw NEW LONDON TURNPIKE .nfit'i lu' iill.’t,',- '.:" - . ■ 'ijri-. COiUMBU P1CTURCS piiMKlI • Also, Mrs. Phyllis H oy . OLD RT. 2—S. GLASTONBURY Stanley Kramer Lake Rd., Andover; Mrs. Eliz ;it E. C ti;l.;r i. ^ . 11 The hilltop home of Mr. and production abeth Whalen, East Windsor: will ii! r'Oi *K i:- Booking For The Sunliners Mrs. Norman G. Pearsall of Lancaster Rd., North Coventry, Forrest Burke, Stafford A],ril 1.'). A TOAA2 r y k a u avocado colored carpeting, T i n : 1 st r.i .v lii’Kibi-: ,M .!;i:vi:u oi- I'in; ■ ■ ■ 1 SERVED which is also on the stairs MU-SAT. SUN. MANCHESTER! siiow Ti.M i;.'; which go from -the front door 9 : 0 0 D R I V E - I N 1 “ < i K A M > ^ S I . . \ M " ------______S :l,'> up to the U-ving room. The car ------■ 1 0 ::t0 7 : 1 5 r ROUTES e • 4 4 A “ A S M A . 9 | 1 IN(. I'l'^li; ------p i n g is also on the hallway P H O N t 0 4 » . 8 0 0 0 .M ------7 : 0 0 X at the right of the house which L “KAS 1 ' CO.MI-; IIASI (iO " — NOW OPEN AT leaids to the bedrooms. The sofa matches the carpeting in the P/iRAMOU!iIPril'?[';Pi;‘':-' living room; two side chairs are in white leather; cushions on a :s m m m wall bench are covered in bright turquoise, and there are ■touches of gold about the room. TH E BIG yi The colors were taken from a photo print of a California 242 Broad S t woodland scene done by a CHICKEN FRY! friend, Peter Nlcastro. The Pearsalls formerly were COR. MIDDLE TPKE.. WEST photographers and many fine examples, the work of friends EVERY MONDAY ^1'^’ % in the same field adorn the walls of their home, espe Serving you the complete line of DAIRY QUEEN Products you hove cially family portraits. Pear ALL YOU CAN EAT ... sall Is currently a salesman ettOK APARAMUUIlllelrisi enjoyed at his store for the post fifteen years plus the new brazier in the damp division of Westinghouse, Hartford. ELVIS featuring 'A-lb. Homburgs, Hot Dogs, French Fries, Onion Rings A doorway connects the liv UoUIARDjOHIUOn]( F ) RL==3i_i= e S L .E Y ing room with the dining area and' Clams. of the huge (about 30-foot) kitch VERNON, Route #30 en. Mrs. Pearsall has solved the Manchester, on Tolland Tpke. problem of what to do with a (1/^ MUe off Oakland Street) vast expanse of kitchen wall by naHiKBUR . itmuNiii noivtt COME AND VISIT US The Pearsall’s Raised Ranch sits high on a wooded hilltop in North Coventry (See Page Four) Dining area is at the far end of kitchen adjoining the living room MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1968 PJfiB lOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1968 PAGE FIVE lEanrlfFBti^r a single Issue of the Christian Science ------Wonders of the Universe------Monitor the other day: Connecticut ■ "Eldgy Japan: U. S. Course In Viet News for Senior Citizens nam War Rouses Antiwar Anxiety." By WALLY FORTIN Yankee Telescope Mirrors :— .* Business Bodies :—; PUBLISHED BY THE "Danes CriUclze Viet War.” DIRECTOR HERALD PRINTINO CO.. INC. 13 Blwell Streot "Norway Concerned About Viet War." Bv A .H .O . nv t xf i.v.viTT aham. crisp Images. They havi HaocheMer, Conn. And for a whole span of days before TUOHAS F. FERGUSON The Fell Planataiium evolved an automatic control dlcare meeting held on ’Tuesday then follow it through to find Three men recently received WALTER R. FERGUSON this ttoore had been. In the press, news If the critics of Senator of The Franklin Institute technique which monitors and ecutive officer upon the retire Publishers afternoon at the center was very out what the trouble might be. promotions with the Travelers ment of Raymond A. Gibson on Founded October I. 1881 of both public and official disapproval Rlblcoffs Independence on the New and sophisUcated tech- adjusts the individual segments ■ ’ it,, ■ successful, toanks to the 106 I think this is an excellent way Insurance Companies in Hart* of our Vietnam policy In Sweden. Democratic Presidential nomi niques to fabricate large-aper- so that small surface Irregu- April 1. PubUsbed Every Evenlnf Except Sundays persons who attended. Mr. to keep one posted of any sud They are; Herbert I. Ter- Elected to the board were: and Holidays. Entered at the Post OfUce at ’These are not nations who spend their nation would only get together ture astranomlcai telescopes in laritles are averaged and even Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mail Buckley explained all the latest den sickness. By the way. if ?.■ J Donald M. Johnson, senior vice time trying to scratch up Issues against more, they could expWn to earth orbit are currently being mechanical shocks are ellml- S '* * . 'V Matter.______changes In the Medicare you live alone and don’t have explored. Preliminary results nated to preserve the critical president, Aetna Life and Ctwu- the United States. program, and to the delight of anyone to call, why not give each other some of the things SUBSCRIPTION RATES that seem to bother them sep indicate that a large 120-lnch mirror figure. alty; Joseph R. Bums, vice Payable In Advance One asks about them the same ques all present he managed to my office a ring and let us telescope with a performance The active optics control sys- president and general manager. One Year ...... IM.00 tion one asks at home. answer most of the many ques- help you work out some sys arately. Six Months ...... 1109 ’The Repulbllcan critics, for in at least as good as the tradi- tern possesses the ability to au- The Fuller Brush Co.; and Al Is It these nations which have changed, Uons. From the talk going tem that will keep you inform Tliree Months ...... S-W stance, could very well tell Uonal thick-mirror telescope tomatlcally sense and remove fred F. Wechsler, a partner In One Month ...... 1.85 around after the meeting, every ed? away from their normal friendly under Democratic State and National appears feasible. With this dis- alignment errors. It Is a self the Hartford law firm of Bailey ■ MEMBER OF one was satisfied that they at Last week I mentioned that standing and support of United States Chairman Bailey who Ribicoff closure the path fls being opened governing system which when and Wechsler. Also joining the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tended and agreed that they did we are starting a drive for la The Associated Press Is e»cluslvely entitled policy? is “neutral against." RlWcoffe to penetrate the remote depths errors are small the rate Is board of directors this month find a few of their questions an dles silk and rayon stockings to the use ol republlcatlon of all news dis Or is It United States policy which has Republican critics should quali of space. ’This exploration may fast response rate, and when Is Lelan F. Slllln Jr., who be patches credited to It or not otherwise credit swered. that wc will need for a project ed In this paper and also the local news pub undergone the change, so that It Itself fy as experts on this because, provide astronomers with some errors are small the race is comes president of Northeast On behalf of the AcUon Com we are planning. We ore get lished here. , until a few days ago, they of the critical answers neces slow. Engineers Indicate the Utilities on Monday. AU riitits of republlcatlon of special dis has become something our friends can mission for the Aging, and my ting some results already but patches herein are 'Iso reserved.______were the ones who were telling sary to understand the size, automatic adaptive control sys not persuade themselves to follow? self, we wish to thank all who still need much more, so don’t Ribicoff that. If he wished to shape and structure o f the uni tem adapts Its error sensing PRESIDENT DIRECTOR The Herald Printing Company Inc., as- All the 'world could be ag^alnst what attended, and it is very en- forget Instead of throwing be consistent with himself on and control rate to the size of John J. Hutohinaon d 98 Irv suniM no finuncUil rcspoxuiibinty for typo- we are doing, and what we are doing courageing to the commission to away that old pair of hose just verse. graphical errors appearing In advertisements put them in a bag and drop principle, he should abandon To understand why astron the error. In this fashion they ing St. was re-elected a di and other reading malter In The Manchester could sbiU be rtght, tmd President .lohn- know that you folks are interest Evening He r a l d .______them off at the center. Thank the effort to continue to be for omers are excited about this foresee that all mirror seg rector at-large and Internation son the grreatest leader of all time. Sheer ed in such programs. ’The com you. the renomination and reelectlon new prospect, it must be real ments will be aligned to close y ' al director of OUNA Inter Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- mission is now formulating weight of numbers and opinion does not of President Johnson. tolerances with the final re national at a meeting of dele ton Post News Service. „ . _ . , plans for next month’s meeting, Just the other day I went to ized that the earth’s surface la FuU service client of N. E. A. Se^relce Inc always create a final verdict. But one ■When Ribicoff did call a the least desirable place from sult providing the high resou- gates of the Connecticut Credit Publlshers Representatives — The Julius and this one will feature Medic get our vacuum cleaner to halt to hts own automatic sup which to observe celestial ob tlon inherent in the large- Union League. The league rep Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi has to realize, too, that wherever the aid. We hope to have a quali clean up a spot here at the cago. Detroit and Boston. ______port of President Johnson, his aperture telescope mirror. resents 360,000 credit union blame, this Is an entirely new situation fied speaker on this subject, center, only to find that it was jects. On the earth, we lie at Republican critics were still The astronomer has recently members in the state. MEMBER AUDIT BUREIAU OF CIRCULA for the United States In the world. which should go along with Me real old. When I tried it, it the bottom of an ocean of hazy, not pleased or satisfied. In the turbulent atmosphere which ab encountered critical problems TIONS______dicare in that it may offer other worked just the way it looked; The meeting was held Tues Immortal way and privilege of dealing with celestial objects he Herbert I. Terry Jr. Display advertising closing hours: Important benefits. To go along now I was thinking that one of sorbs, attenuates and alters day. For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. you good folks might have pur political critics, they found radiations coming in from believes to be at the very edge Hutchinson was also elected For Tuesdav — 1 p.m. Saturday. with this, we hope to have a ry Jr. of Bolton, William H. A Use For Center Springs Pond? chased a new vacuum recently that the act which they had de space. As a consequence we can of the observable universe. The president of the Connecticut For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. speaker on CMS and Blue Cross Stuck of 43 Stephen St., and Nor FVtr Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. and if you didn’t trade in the manded of hhn as a proof of his sense only a portion of the en resolution of these problems Credit Union League, Inc. He Is For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday It has long been apparent that there as these two seem to fit right will provide him with the Infor man D. Edmonds of Tolland. 3 sincerity and courage had For Saturday — I p.m. Thursday. in with this program. More old one maybe we could find a tire electromagnetic spectrum, a former town director of Man Classified deadline — 5 p.m. dav before are growing conflicts of Interest which home for it here at the center. somehow become an act of tlm- the stars scintillate and plane- mation needed to learn more Terry and Edmonds were chester, and Is presently active publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday about this next meeting within each named assistant secretary and Monday publication.______are having a sad effect on what once We only need one, so the first idity and evasion. But they tarv features are blurred. To about the origin, shape, dyna- on the Democratic Town Com the next few weeks...... M . t«_ J__a A. . ______a aF fViA emi- used to be the charms of suburban could still tell Bailey, just to mics and structure of the uni In the systems and methods de one will be accepted. Thank eliminate these serious handi mittee. Three men of Monomelt Co., 696 Hilliard St., looks over a fibre mat used for printing. The Saturday, March 30 Our weekly pinochle tourna put him out of his curiosity, verse. It may well be that the partment and Stuck was named living, and we sympathize with officials you. caps the astronomer must sur company produces the mats and other printing materials, nnd exports them. The Manches ment continues to bring in new that it was Johnson Ribicoff mount the atmosphere, 'ntus, large segmented mirrors will second vice president and audi like Park Superintendent Ernest ’Tureck, Plans are in the making for NEW AGENCY ter branch employs seven persons, and does about a million dollars worth of business a year, faces and more participants, a couple of bus trips and one was making himself neutral the ideal place for an astronom provide the first step in achiev tor In the claim audit depart who finds himself confronted with the and everyone really enjoys not ment. A new Insurance agency, the a company official said. The men in the picture are, left to right, Willis S. Plggins, company No One “ Escaped Unharmed” to New York to visit the United against. ical observatory would be on ing this goal. problem of how to keep Center Springs only playing cards but the com John A. Cag(ianello and as vice president; Samuel A. Kaplan, plastics division manager, and employe Robert Follett of Nations for a day. We would Actually, we have an uneasy the moon or in orbit. A graduate of Yale Univer "Dr. King,” said the line under the Park anything close to what It used to panionship of old and new sociates agency, will soon begin 31D (jarden Dr. (Herald photo by Pinto.) also plan to eat there or at a suspicion Bailey himself knew, The significant element in sity, Terry joined The Travelers picture from Memphis "escaped un friends. The winners last Mon operations In Manchester. The be. nearby restaurant, and hope even when he asked the ques any astronomical telescope is harmed." day were: Peter Vendrillo, 739; firm is headed by John A. It used to be, as everybody except fully see the U.N. in session. tion. Bailey himself must have a large mirror, or lens, to col Happenings Ellen Bronkie, 700; Eva Lutz, Caglanello of 88 Crestwood Dr. Life & Casualty last year, a 10 There, In one sentence, was a nutshell the very last generation of children can When I get all the necessary In noted that Senator Ribicoff lect as much light as possible. 666; Bertha Martinyak, 647; per cent increase over 1966. preludf to what the summer of 1968, remember, a spot for natural ice formation I will forward it to had repeatedly challenged the On earth the limiting feature For Teens Caglanello has been in the The company also reported skating In winter, and a spot for a line Louise Hagenow, 645; Edythe you, and if you're interested policy followed by President of telescopes has been thedr In America, the land of the free, could Dexter. 638; ’Duke" Windsor, life insqrance business since that it had a total of $164.6 and hook and worm In spring and we’d like to have you aboard. If Johnson In Vietnam, that when size. The largest reflecting tele Monday, April 1 Manche$ter prove to be. It was a sentence which 633; Mary Hope, 627; Inez Ma million in investments In the you know of a place not too far he had done so he had suggest scope in the world is the 200- • West Side Rec, 6-8 p.m., said almost as much, in Its way, as all summer. And always it was a place to state at the end of 1967. honey. 626; and Martin Mader, away that would make An in ed specific courses of action Inch Mt. Palomar reflector. open basketball. the thousands of sentences In the report find trees 30 seconds from the center 614. We also had one table of • East Side Rec. 7-8 p.m., teresting day, how about calling the President might take to The largest lens-type tele The People’s Savings Bank, of Manchester. Ic ?,mers and one table of set Youth Co-ed Swim (10-17). of the President’s Commission on Civil me up or dropping me a card open the possibility toward ne scope is the 40-lnch Yerkes re with offices In Rockville and Education Association back, so all In all it was a fine East Catholic High: Fifth Disorders. Today, thanks to silt coming down on It and maybe we can plan gotiated peace, and that Ribi fractor. It is unlikely that a Vernon Circle, announced the crowd. Still looking for new Week—Bishop Relief Drive. Bigelow Brook, and thanks to the steady other enjoyable trips. coff had done this on his own, telescope with a diameter dou payment of ;ts first quarterly And Its one sentence sharpness under faces, and you can come alone infiltration of salt and chemicals used We are receiving a few not as a part of any other op ble that of these two will ever dividend, made yesterday. The or you can bring a foursome; Tuesday, April 2 lined the sharpness of that report. to keep the town’s streets clear of Ice names of senior shut-ins and eration being led either by Ful- be constructed on earth. The new quarterly dividend plan Why is the morale of Manchester's teachers however, the way we play Is • East Side Rec, 8-10 p.m., feel that there are many more, bright or Kennedy. Actually, It reason is that the large tele went into effect on Jan. 1, and What It sold is that we’re headed for In winter. Center Springs Pond has be that after four hands two people open basketball. come a pond hard to freeze, and more and so again we are asking was a simple deduction that scopes are heavy, and the 'puH will be paid on both regular low? Ask them how difficult it is for them to things much worse, much more desper move to the next table, and in you folks to help us out and Ribicoff, having taken himself of the earth’s gravity on the Wednesday, April 3 and investment savings ac and more unfriendly to fish life. ate), unless we make some greater, clean that way you will change part the shut-ins themselves by giv out on a limb so many times telescope components warps • West Side Rec, 8-10 p.m., counts. get needed teaching supplies and equipment. er, more Impressive start on action In any option between protecting ners a number of times during ing us their names. We would of his own volition on the Issue the precise figure of the mirror open basketball. toward prevention and cure. Center Springs Pond and putting chemi the afternoon. This not only Uke to include them in a couple of Vietnam, would find It Im or lens to distort the image. • Manchester High Pool, 6:30- James L. Monaco of the Then, con Manchester's children really be re makes for an interesting card ■ cal on town streets, there is no doubt of our planned programs. possible to stay in the fold if One method of overcoming this 9:30 p.m., Family Swim. Mr. and Mrs. James Herdlc put an airplane model on display at their new location at 776 Thom McAn Shoe Store at the ’The most terrible thing the sentence game but will get you aqualnted as to the result. Have a couple of job offers any respectable challenge to the deformation is to place the Main St. Herdlc’s Craft and Hobby Center, located for a number of years at 601 E. Middle Manchester Shopping Parkade ceiving the best possible education? with other players. Thursday, April 4 from Memphis said was that there is For such a deteriorating body of this past week, mostly for baby automatic renomlnatlon of telescope in space where it be- Tpke., moved last Saturday to Its new Main St. spot. Mrs. Herdlc said the move was made became a member of the Man Every once in a while I get Johnson should appear on the comes weightless. There the • West Side Rec, 8-10 p.m., chester Chamber of Commerce not likely to be much life, in 1968, for water, the modem formula Is standard. sitting and light house work. so that they would have more space for the shop. In the present quarters, they have twice the cause of moderation, or for the a pamphlet from the govern One such Job consists of liv scene. telescope can be used wl'th op open basketball. this month. Fill It In, or pave It over. Put It under Nonnan D. Edmonds as much room as they had. (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus.) ment concerning the Senior ing In with a shut-in who is As for Bailey's real concern timum results. Hartford Road Campus, MCC, technique of non-violence. 7- 9 p.m.—Third lecture in spe ground. ’The town has already done this Citizen, and often I find some not crippled or one that needs —that the open move of Ribi While orbiting a telescope as a methods assistant in 1.960. lute water. The cyanide process Thedr buildings are in use ful- room at the Southern New Eng That minority of the minority which with most ol Its brooks, either because thing very interesting and too much attention, but mostly coff away from the .Tohnson sounds easy In theory. In prac cial series, "The Politics of He was promoted to methods Presidential Nominations.” Dr. does. The company also pro fiUing a variety of educational land Telephone Co., 62 E. Cen has dedicated Itself to anarchy, to nihi they had odor, or because they posed helpful. For example, I feel company. Light house work and standard may lend respectabil tice It is almost an Impossibility, analyst In 1962 and appointed Theodore Powell will speak on duces all types of metal-treat and special purpose needs, vary ter St. some Irregpilarlty and Inefficiency of that they came up with a sug getting a meal or two a day ity to the McCarthy-Kennedy for the large telescope mirrors methods consultant In 1965. lism, to the destruction of moderate po ’’Caucus Methods; Analysis and ing chemicals. ing from ordinary olassrooms The clinic will run from 7 to design for public grounds, or because gestion that I’m sure is worth Is all that’s required. Anyone cause in the approaching pri would take the very largest John A. Caglanello sitions and hopes, the discrediting of Case Studies.” Open to teens A FeUow of the Life Office through the spectrum o f special 10:30 p.m. passing along, it's called "Com interested just give me a call maries, or in the approaching launchers to orbit them, and the non-violent approach, has discovered parents of this age regard a brook as munication in ■ Emergencies.” and adults — re^stratlon fee Management Association, Terry GETS JEEP AWARD programs to aid emotionally There Is a registration fee, 1963 and his new agency will here at the center. srtate convention — the truth these launchers are inordinately how easy It is for a very few hoodlums nothing but a dirty hazard for children charged for series. serves as a lecturer in the De and socially maladjusted chil and this includes a set of 15 specialize in all forms of life Being independent and self-suf Do you like to play contract seems to be that Insurrection expensive. Is there any way to Moriarty Bros., 315 Center St., on the fringe of a demonstration to turn Instead ol a pleasure for both young velopment Administrators Train dren, day care ceniteirs and into letter-improvement charts that insurance, estate planning and ficient are admirable traits— bridge? Well now I have a had already atained consider overcome this handicap? The recently qualified for the 1967 and old. Brooks and ponds can’t fight Friday, April 6 ing Program for the Institute of the area of out-patient psy cover the fundamentals of good employe benefit plans. It toward riot. tut don’t carry them too far wonderful elderly lady who has able respectability In Its own answer Is yes. "Jeep” 100 per cent Club. Soon •East Side Rec, 7-9 p.m., Public Service at the University chiatric'clinics. business correspondence. Caglanello is a past exalted progress; In fact. It is considered prog if you are one of nearly 20 mil to stay at home who just loves right, and that Ribicoff’s ges Scientists of the Perkin Elmer the company will receive on Ironically, the very techniques police lion persons in' this country open basketball: 7-8 p.m. Youth of Connecticut. Butterfield has written sixteen ruler of the Manchester Lodge ress when brooks and ponds are buried to play, and she is looking for ture from his position at the Corp. of Norwalk, Conn., are award in recognition of its per departments have been rehearsing for over 65 years old. An accident Co-ed Swim (10-17). A graduate of the University formance. BUYS STORE books and more than 160 maga of Elks, currently serving as out ol sight and out of existence. When a threesome who loves to play office - holding top coincided developing an active optical sys at home can leave you help •West Side Rec, 7-9:30 p.m., of Connecticut, Edmonds joined The award is given to auto zine articles on the subject of charter president of the Man the summer of 1968— to respond Instant they are successfully buried nobody has to visit her and play cards once with a grass roots movement tem for spaceborn telescopes. William F. Bray of Coventry less unless you have some Junior High Teen Dance. the company as a forms analyst dealers who have shown suc has purchased Bray’s Jewelry writing business letters. His pro chester Chapter of UNICO Na ly with decisive force and policy to to worry about whether they are being in a while. You won’t only be already under way up through Working in collaboration with means of alerting someone to ’The Depot’ Ctoffeehouse, In the printing division in 1661. cessful efforts In promoting and grams have been conducted for tional, and secretary of the Zon the slightest beginning of trouble—plays making this lady very happy town and d ty delegations NASA’s Langley Research Cen Store at 737 Main St. He of polluted, nobody runs the danger ol fail provide help. Arrange a com- Church and Locust Sts. (Park merchandising the “ Jeep” line ficially takes over as owner business and professional groups ing Board of Appeals for the Into the hands of the hoodlums. but I’m sure you'll enjoy her which might once have been ter, they have demonstrated a ing into them. We’re rather surprised muication system especially for ing In St. Mary’s Church lot), for the Kaiser Jeep Sales Corp. Monday. in more than 300 cities. Town of Manchester. hospitality as well as fun play completely satisfied to take working laboratory model of a the recognition ol realities with regard emergency use with others, 8- midnight. Music by the "Snake Only two dealers In Connect Bray has worked at Bray’s for Persons wishing to register for So, when the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther ing cards. If you would like to Bailey’s slightest implied wish segmented thin mirror which, to Center Springs Park hasn’t proceeded both inside and outside your Hill Boys.” icut qualified for this special 20 years as a watch maker and the clinic may do so by calling BRIEFS King had some 6,000 non-violent march do this and there would be no as their law. after orbiting, could be assem to its ultimate recommendation—that home. Don’t allow yourself to Bennet Junior High, 7:30 p.m. Kaiser award. watch repairman. He bought the the Manchester Chamber of Fred T. Baker of 39 Lyndale ers on the streets of Memphis, it was other work involved, then call In fact, it Is silly to pretend bled into a large mirror con become isolated. —Hootenany and Dance. Bennet ------place from Francis DeRobertis Commerce. The progp’am is St., has been elected to the Quality Candy easy for some 300 Black Power com- the new Lincoln School be built exactly me at the office and we’ll get that Bailey himself doesn’t figuration for astronomical pur students only. Now a good example of this MANAGES FRIENDLY of Hartford, who bought It from open to all. board of directors of the Inde mandoSk or even fewer, to turn the day where the Pond Is now. tilings lined up. know all this. He wasn’t bom poses. East Catholic High Auditori happened right here in Man Lloyd (Jlark, a native of Mrs. F. E. Bray or 68 Princeton pendent Mutual Insurance This week’s schedule of events yesterday. He has never be NASA scientists have estab um —“ Grand Night of Music,” Into a violent scramble from which Dr. chester not too long ago. An Springfield, Mass., has been St., last November. Mrs. Bray HELCO CHANGE Agents of Connecticut. Owner are: fore, however, been in quite the lished that better resolution is musical show sponsored by King was indeed lucky to "escape un elderly man living alone woke named manager of the Friendly is Bray’s aunt. The Hartford Electric Light of the Baker Insurance Agen for EA STER Monday, 9:30 a.m. to noon, political prisoner’s box he occu available in space, but they con Knights of Columbus, benefit of harmed.” Mr. Alsop and Senator Ribicoff up one night feeling rather Ice Cream Shop at the Burr Bray is In the process of re Co. recently elected a new cy of Manchester, he was Rug Hooking Class. 1 p.m. to pies at the moment, as titular tend that a solid mirror which Manchester Scholarship Fund. strange, and when he went to Comers Shopping Plaza. He modeling the store now, but the president to Its board of di named to the post at the state Only he could not really escape. He As a newly elected member of the 4 p.m. Pinochle tournament and head of the party organization has been precisely figured or Tickets available at the door. move he found that one side shaped on earth will be distort store is open for business as rectors, and three men were wide group’s annual conven had to be caught In the shame ol his Republican National Committee, our setback playing. which will belong to the Presi Clark Arena, MHS, 8-11 p.m., usual. He Is putting up new was paralyzed. Fortunately for ed when launched into earth or elected to the board. tion in Hartford Tuesday. own well-intentioned but tragic failure. respected friend, John Alsop, takes his Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. dent in office until somebody ’’Sock Hop,” benefit of the Man paneling, painting, and has Joseph R. McCormick was him he had the telephone right bit to become weightless. In ad SOLID CHOCOLATE duUes with all the dedication and en Open card playing, T^V, read succeeds In taking It a/way chester Scholarship Fund — changed the showcases. He is He had to be caught in a fuller reallaz- next to the bed and was able dition, temperature changes BUSINEJSS BODIES SAT 3-30 Benefits totaling $61.2 mil thusiasm of a new recruit. His duties ing and lounging. from him. We even doubt that open to all teens. Tickets avail also restocking the place. elected president. He succeeds BUNNIES & CROSSES tlon of ..What he himself has obviously to call the operator for help. may occur which can also create lion were paid to or for Con include the responsibility for promoting Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Bailey really expects to be able able at the door. The store will continue to Charles L. Derrick, who be- milk and white chocolate been suspecting for a long time— Thank goodness he is now re distorlions. To eliminate these necticut policyholders by Aetna the fortunes of the GOP whenever, where- cuperating from a mild heart Suilset Club meeting. to keep himself very much Saturday, April 6 specialize In clocks and watch a realization of the possibility that the company In his own imprison difficulties, the scientists propos ever, and however he can, just as he attack and coming along fine, Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to noon, •Teen Center, School St., 7:30- repairing, and will carry various ^ y for his kind ol leadership and his ment. But his vocal role has ed the segmented mirror which did at the weekly Republican luncheon but one wonders what the out Rug Hooking Class. 3 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.. music by the "Quiet f 1 gift Items. could be assembled, aligned and EASTER BASKETS kind of action may have passed. In Hartford this week. come might have been if, for 4:30 p.m. Choral Singing. to be such as to convince the Ones,” Membership card hold man In the White House that kept precisely aligned in space filled with our own quality candy We have long had a high regard lor example, the phone was in an Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., ers only. LETTER CLINIC Neither Dr. King nor anyone else In he, Bailey, doesn’ t have a under all conditions. They fur Mr. Alsop, and we expect our regard other place. Open card playing, reading. East Catholic High Auditori O P EN this whole country "escaped unharmed” wistful secret foot of his own ther believe this type of tele If you would like to make your for him to remain undlmlnlshed through Here at the center wo have a Tit; 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., crewel um, "Grand Night of Music,” scope can be oprational in the business letters clear, concise, from what went on In Memphis. ’The out the forthcoming campaign, just as few persons who have planned embroidery; 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., m some other camp. musical show sponsored by WUUam H. Stuek FOIL WRAPPED Bailey is the one to pity these late 1970s. give them the human touch and crisis grrows deeper and hotter; our it emerged not only intact, but even en to communicate on a daily card playing and refreshments, Knights of (Jolumbus, benefit of WESTOWN days. He can't lose Connecti While current plans call for a He was transferred to the cas empaslze the reader’s interest, capacity lor dealing with It does not hanced, during his own successful cam- basis at least twice each day and open to any senior citi Manchester Scholarship Fund. A L L D AY CHOCOLATE cut away from the President solid 40-inch mirror to be or ualty-property systems develop you’ll be interested in the busi PHARMACY grow, but dwindles. paig;n for governor a few years ago. to phone their friend, and in .so zen who would like to attend Tickets available at the door. BUNNIES ill all sizes and colors without a Violent protest, with bited as one mode of the Or ment group In 1963, became ness letter clinic,, sponsored by 459 Hartford Rd.—649-9946 , But precisely because we do bear Mr. doing know that for the most either by himself or -with their Attention EOHS students: out putting up a fight. But the biting Astronomical Observa methods assistant in the sys the Manchester CJhamber of Alsop such friendly feelings it t'lc part everytliing Is fine, and if own group. Computer Dance forma must be Commerce. protest and right he puts up, tory, this is not large enough to tems arid methods department SUNDAY more painful to us to find him saying purchased by Friday, April 6. A widely known authority on Something Is Different some of the things he said at the GOP together with the allies he finds provide the detail and space In 1966, and the following year himself reduced to, may merely penetration tile astronomer was promoted to methods an letter writing, W. H. Butterfield, luncheon meeting. We didn’t mind his •—These activities require will conduct the clinic on Now and then one of the nation’s being rough on the Democrats; they baths. Eventually she hopes the spread and Intensify the bon would like to achieve. Astronom membership cards, obtainable alyst. • All Medicinal Services Available Heralding Homes basement will be finished. When Wednesday In the conference pundits earns his salt, and Columnist have it coming to them. We didn’t fires of political liberty flam ers would like to see a tele at any town recreation center. Stuek graduated from Am it is, she says, it will include ing all over the state. herst College and received his Tom Wicker of the New York Times even object to his criticism of Senator scope in space with' a mirror regular, inliiiaturo and block j^ t in jelly Hilltop View a recreation room, workshop, 120 inches in diameter. But here T.T.R degree frgm Fordham EASTER MIXES earned his the other day with a simple Rlblcoff’s vote against the censure of Any town organization, school Lloyd Clark beans, also coconut eggs, duck eggs, butter eggs. paragraph which read as follows: Senator Dodd, for Ribicoff’s vote was a Of Countryside and laundry room. the astronomer encounters a or church Interested In- listing University. He joined The Trav gesture of friendship rather than one McCarthy Faces problem. The 120-lnch monolith activities of Interest to Teens elers in the claim department succeeds Richard Bartolomei, '"The American people are not on trial condoning Dodd’s conduct. ic mirror is difficult to make, at Yonkers In 1935, later aerir- and the appointment was effec (Continued from Page Three) (13-21) may contact Fran Con today. In the way the President would What we do find it hard to accept, A Thought for Today Fast State Pace and he cannot predict its per way (Mrs. Frank J.), 267 Ing at the John Street office In tive this week, For Quality and Quantity — FOIL EGGS our own quality luUk and white chocolate. have them believe. What Is on trial Is however, is Mr. Alsop’s jibes at Senator covering it with a 12-foot mural Council of Churches formance after going Into space Hackmatack St., 649-8080 any New York City before coming Clark joined the Friendly Ice the leadership of Lyndon B .Johnson, to- Ribicoff’s confession of loyalty to the of a Paris street scene, which Sponsored by the Manchester Presidential hopeful Sen. Eu The alternative is to assemble time; or either Kathl Knapp, to the home office In Hartford Cream Corporation in 1946. He a multi-segmented mirror in In 1941. In 1956 Stuek was trans has served as manager of stores whom they gave an overwhelming people of Connecticut. "I am sure that stands out realistically against gene McCarthy of Minnesota 643-8749, or Nancy Forrest, Crystallized Cream Eggs and Bunnies space which can be precisely ferred to group underwriting in Longmeadow and Springfield, l-i's worth the he does have indeed a very deep loyalty the aqua walls and took her When My Life Is Past faces a whirlwind schedule 649-7888, after school hours. delicate colors — delicious flavors ly mandate for- peace in 1964, and who adjusted. where he was appointed assist Mass. which demonstrably transcends all oth about three months to complete. When my life Is past, how glad when he visits Connecticut on difference you now presides over the fourth bloodiest Wednesday, the day after the The active optics program can ant secretary in 198p and pro An Air Force veteran, Clark ers, and that is a loyalty to the junior. Chalr-helght wicker stools are I shall be that the lamp of my war In our history." Senator from Connecticut,” was Mr. Al Wisconsin primaries. build this 120-inch mirror with moted to secretary In 1962. attended Technical High School around a dining counter which life has been shining for thee. Courses Slated Chocolate Covered I Bunny Pops \ sop’s comment. He will arrive at Bradley about 20 segments. Scientists in and American International Col Our situation is not necessarily that divides the kitchen from the din This kind of remark is thrown out for Field, Windsor Locks, at 4:30 dicate It is possible to go to even By Bridge Club WINS AWARD lege, and has been active with We Use Only The the American people have changed; away ing area. Appliances are avoca I shall then not regret what I Eggs marshmallow, and Pots political effect by one who knows better p.m., accompanied by his wife, larger sizes. As a.n example, en Frederick Manseau of Rock the Hampden Lodge of Masons, I do colored, and cabinets are gave, of labor, or money for from their former worthier selves, so than to stoop to such tactics and Is un and will hold an immediate gineers disclose that a 400-inch The Manchester Bridge Club ville recently won a U.S. Sav Scottish Rite Bodies, Melha Best of Quality ) fruit-nut, fudge, coconut HI milk and white chocolate wood paneled. Three tiny bun sinners to save. that they no longer respond to a Presi comfortable in so doing. For being loyal press conference In the air telescope mirror fabricated of In conjunction with the East ings Bond in recognition of his Temple Shrine, Legion of nies were raised in a cage at Heavy Cream, Pure Flavors, ^ dent’s call for unified patriotism in sup to oneself is no fault: "To thine own self terminal. active optics elements 40 inch suggestion about the design of Honor, Bela Grotto, and is chair the far end of the kitchen, as I shall not mind that the way Hartford Bridge Club has sched man of the board oif the Inter port of the course he has put the nation be true, and it must follow as the night At 6 p.m., he will address a es in diameter find also includ a speclttl package label. Fresh Fruits, and Large Selection of Sugar-Free Chocolates part of Junellen’s 4-H project. has been rough, that my Saviour uled a course in intermediate national Order of Rainbow for on. the day, thou cans't not then be false rally in the huge Bushnell Au ing adjustment and control de Manseau, who is in charge They will be used in an Easter led me — 'that will be enough! and advanced bidding and play Girls, Springfield Assembly No. to any man." ditorium, Hartford, with tickets vices, would weigh about 20,000 of shipping at Conversion Chem Buttered Salted Nuts! j) ’The situation can possibly be that display in a Manchester depart scaled from $2 to $26. pounds. A single mirror of that of the hand starting Monday, 12’ He Is married to the former Senator Ribicoff was doubtless voting When I am dying, how glad I ical Corp. In Rockville, noted Unique Elaster Candies For The Whole Family there is a difference betwben the course against the censure of Senator Dodd out ment store. At 7:30 p.m. he will be guest size would weigh about 185,000 Norma McLean of Springfield if shall be, that the lamp of my April 8, at 7 :16 p.m. at the Vet that some containers and pack of political duty. Mr. Alsop, in condemn Oiled walnut furniture in the of honor at a reception in the pounds. This sharply illustrates and they have three daughters. ) the President has put the nation on and life has been shining for thee! erans’ Memorial Clubhouse, ages were being shipped with ing Senator Ribicoff as he did, was also master bedroom follows the con rotunda of the State Capitol. the effectiveness of this new Sunset Ridge, East Hartford. other courses to which. In the past, the Submitted by: little or no company Identifica acting out of political duty. We are pre temporary styling predomlnent In attendance there will method. T(ie course will consist of b u il d in g p l a n t nation haa rallied with paltrlotic unity. Rev. Robert L. Baker tion on the package. He sug pared to forgive both men, since their In most rooms of the house, but be by invitation only for hold Because it Is possible to posi five classroom sessions Mondays Syme Industries, Inc., 67 E. ) In this context, It Is Interesting, though, United Pentecostal Curch gested that a label containing conduct in the past has been in the pub Junellen's room is strictly fem ers of the $25 tickets. tion each element In the seg at the East Hartford Bridge Center St., broke ground this of course, not conclusive in that It ends the company’s slogan, "Convert lic interest. We tlust that in future they inine and done In white French Sometime between his 4:30 mented mirror with an accu Club, and two laboratory ses to KBNVERT (R ),” be used on week for itheir new office-plant the argument, to take a look at the atti will feel under less obligation to dis Provincial, with a canopied col Herald arrival at Bradley and the 7 :30 racy of less than a millionth of sions April 22 and May 24 at packages not otherwise Identi complex at 2019 John Pitch tude of other nations toward our own charge political debts, even in this elec onial bed. The ruffled bedspread p.m. reception at the State an inch, it is possible to acquire Manchester Bridge Club, 136 fied with the compariy’s various Blvd. (U. S. Rt. 5), South Wind A Lenten Reminder — course In Vietnam. tion year. Is in violet floral printed organ Yesterdays Capitol, Sen. McCarthy will maximum resolution from a Eldnidge St. It Is designed for product labels. sor. CLAM CHOWDER ‘You Can Taste The Quality' rf ■ . i' If there is one word of advice we dy, and the canopy is dotted visit his headquarters on.Church mirror of a given size. those who have some bridge The slogan of the company The company is a leading served every Tuesday Many of these are our friends. Many St. and the one opening today should pass on to Mr. Alsop, who is Swiss. 2/» Years Ago The exciting feature of this playing experience or have has In It the trade name of the producer of pre-engineered and Friday of them have close reasons to want to The third bedroom is used as Rudolph Heck announces that in Hartford’s North End, on new mirror system is that completed a course in basic frame buildings, specializing in newer at this business than Senator Rib products the company produces, CORN CHOWDER stay closely associated with us. None icoff, It would be to take a leaf from a den, and is where Mrs. Pear four acres of ground oii Wood Canton St. while it will be made of seg bidding. Kenvert. The slogan tells per the field of educational facil NOW.. . . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ^ served every Wednesday have ever before, in this present span the Senator’s own notebook, to this ef sall, an artist, does most of her land St. are available for victo Sen. McCarthy is scheduled ments, the Perkin Elmer Engi Those wishing to register or sons who are not using Kenvert ities. The firm is one Of the dnd Saturday during Lent ROUTE 6 and 44A—OPEJfOAILY and SUNDAY J} of history, openly opposed or publicly fect: Speak well of your own candidate, v/ork. ry gardens. (or a 9 p.m. speech In New neers have discovered that they to obtain more Information may to use It. suppliers of relocatable olass Munson's Ggndy Kitchen condemned any major foreign policy but speak no ill of your opponent. In. iFeatures which Mrs. Pear- Haven, with microphones to be can align the segments auto contact George M. Perry, 80 Conversion Chejnlcal produces rooms, operating o'ver an area Parkade Branch—-Monday through Saturday . sail "tmly enjoys" in her home ^ 10 Years Ago set up in the New Haven Green matically to insure that the Blue Ridge Lane, West Hart- John and Bernice Pleg activity of the United States. other words, Mr. Alsop, boost Mr. May chemicals for a non-cyanide zinc extending from Upper , New ROUTE 6, BOLTON Open till 9 P.M. The Week Befone Easter and ignore Senator Ribicoff — Include a huge cedar closet, Sunday. The Herald did not for an anticipated overflow segmented mirror surface has iford, or Arthur A. Pyka, 90 plating process, which Is . signi England through New York, ) Yet the following are headlines from MERIDEN RECXJRD two linen closets and two full publish. crowd. ‘ •• the correct figure to provide White St. ficant today since It does not pol- New Jersey and Pennsylvania. I PAGE S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1968 PAXIB SEVEN Area Churches SXAR BoHon Ooisgregatienal Otard C h u r c h e s By CLAY R. POLLAN- L PsIW s SC OM*ge*a EpIssNipal Omreh BC 44A, Bolton Bev. J. StaatoB Ooaaver, Trtally OoMve— t Ckarck O nrelP ef Um Cm nuadty llaptlet Chs H Your Daily AeHvHy Guido JM Brnm i m BA., What It Take§ to Fight a Grass Fire Baekmateck fM. near Eeeaejr 8C i*m*m at. aad Ab Americaa BapOat Cl ' According to Iho Start. Bev. Iii»89 A Bev. DMgMB E. IheoMr, Vicar Bcrr. Nomuui E. Hwu m m , Ber. rwtmeim J. MStelek OH B. Oea«er SC To develop message for Sunday, Vicar 1 ^ 7-12-24-34 10 a.m., Wonlilp Sanrioe — ' PMtor Bev. Walter EL Lssea 1/45-57-7J reod words corresponding to numbers 4- 6-1966M' B6660-90^ Sermon: "Staadliiff In The IfMd Bee. Braest t . TAUSM of your Zodioc birth siga 8 aan.. Holy CbmmtmlOB. Tba 8 a-m.. Holy Bhicharlst 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with AHL 31 Rev ateruWeii ifnTntneii, R * t 10:18 a.m., Momlng Prayer. of Prayer." 1 Todoy 31 Rcipccn 61 In p.m., Middle Ugh olaee. Classen from a^e 3 through Mssaea at 7, 9 a.m.. Church S^hoed for all [ may 31 2Ut 320»wn . 62 rr^wt celehranC CStorml Litany and Oiurch 8 3 Hurt 33 Likely mhiH and l l :t f a.m. ages, the expanded session for 3041-0-71 63 Procticol 10 ajn ., Mbmlng Prayw School. . , 7 p.m., Pilgrim roDowahlp, 4 Your 34 Likely 64 Occur Adult Lenten dlaeusslon group. 10 rtf a.m.. Morning Worship. Nursery through Grade 4 con 74-77-83691 5 Don't 35 With 65 Than and Sermon, CSmrdt Sdiool and 1 P-®- Young Petrie s Fei- The Rev. Mr. Swensen speak SC Bertheloraew's Cknreh tinuing during the wordilp serv 6 Work 36 Be 66 Tolerant Nuraeiy. The Rev. Mr. Mb- l9w«hlp. 7 Many 37 0k) 67 Ones SASITTAMVS Unloa Oongregaltonal Chnrch ing. "Like Adam With The Bev. PhfBp Bnaaey, Paster ice. 8 Feelingr 38 People 68 Priority NOV. Intodi guest preadier. Bev. Edward M. taBeae I Rockville Oovenant." Nursery. 9 a.m., Adult dlscipleshlp 9Con 390f 69 Forgotten DEC Veraon Methodtet Chnrch class, in the church sanctuary. ■ T i 5-15-2361) 10 Importorrt 40 Up 70 Trouble Bev. Moftoa A. Magee Bev. Paid J. Bownuui, MlnMer 11 Best 41 Tentionc 71 You I1-13-2567i Bev. Lyman D. Reed, North MeOwdist Church 10 a.m.. Worship Hour. Topic: l-/47-56d7 12Chonget 42 Enable 72 You 46-5669 RC 39 399 Parker St. Masses at 6:40, 7:tf, 9, 10:10 "The Church — StumMlng Block 13 For 43 To 73 Eomed ' Assistant Minister Bev. Earle B. Ouster, and 11:30 a.m. 14ExplosiYe 44 More 74 To Bev. Valerie L. Paradis, or Stepping Stone." A nursery 15 Be 45 In 75 Something 9:30 a.m., Worship service and Pastor Minister of Christian Edneatton is provided. 16 Should 46Fnendt 76 Note Rev. Belqr F. diUd care. Sermon by the pas SC Bridget Church 7 p.m.. Junior High and Senior • 17 New 47 Your 77 Work tor. Church School, Nursery 3-B- 9-53 18 Romance's 48 Given 78 Motters 1-16-29-40i<. Mbrister o< 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Bev. John J. Delauey, Pastor High Youth FeUowships wUl ^54-5566 19 Should 49 Might. 79 Important S362-76 ^ and______Kindergarten. 0 a.m.. Church BchooL 20Poy SOOn 80 Sidestep Service. Sermon: “ The Christ Bev. Bohert J. Keen meet. NQUAWUI 10 30 a.m” Church School aU Grades 6 through 10. Bev. K cneth FMsbie 21 Your 51 Persons 81 Handle 9J8 and 10:66 aJn., C9mr__ _ 10:80 a.m.. Church School, In Passion." 22 Events 52 To JAN. 21 9 a-m.. Church School. Nurse 82 Good llnhnnl ***“*■ fants throu^ Grade 4. First Church at CfariaC 23 Oictotoriol 53 Be 83 More FEB* 19 9-Jo'and U a.m., MbiUng J P’"" ' J ry and Grades 4 through 8. Masses at 7, 8, 9:10, 10:30 in ScientMt .„.‘i17-18-27-28 24 Are S4Assuogcd 84 Places 10:46 a.m., Mbrnlng WorsUp 25 Seeing 55 Be 85 Ends Worship. The Rev. Mr. Lacey 10:30 a.m.. Church School. the church. 9:10, 10:30 and 13:00 :S/»7362-87 p.m.. Adult Class. Service. Sermon U ^ c : "Why 441 N. Main SC 26 Independent 56 Loved 86A6ottcrs wm preaUi die eighth of Us 8 Nursery. Kindergarten and in the auditorium. vnoo 27 A 57 Career 87 Fortune Do Things Happen' Aa They Grades 1 through 3. X AUG. 34 28 Port 58 You've 88 Well series based on the parables ot Do?" The Rev. Mr. Bowman 11 a.m.. Sunday church serv 29 Wind 59 Couse 89 Efficiently Jesus, "Best Loved Stories Je SC John’s Episcopal Church SC James* Chnrch W? SBT.33 30 Lessenirtg 60 You preaching. ice, Sunday School and Nursery. 90 Distractions sus Told." Blaln and HUlstde Ave., SC Mary’s Episcopal Church Bfsgr. Edward J. Beardon, The subject of the lesson-sermon , 2-32-4463 3/31 6 p.m., Lenten Film Series i-72-81-66 pan., Jnnlon Pilgrim Fel- Vernon Church and Park Sts. PMtor g)Advcnc 0 N m ^ 6 for the family in the sanctuary. is "R ealty” , the Golden Text towdilp. Bev. James L. GranC Rector Bev. George F. Nostrand, Bev. Joseph E. Vnjs is from Isaiah, 64:4. "The Heart Is A Rebel" will 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fel- Sector Bev. Ibomas Barry The public is invited to make be shown. Refreshments will be lowriiip, Fenom Up Hall. 8 a.m.. Holy Oonununlon. Bev. James W. Bottoms Bev. Vincent J. Flynn use of the Reading Room at 749 10 a-m.. Morning Prayer, Of served by Circle 6, after the Bev. Stephen M. Price Main St. which, except on holi- fices of Instruction, Sermon, program. Bev. Ronald E. HaldenuUi Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 days, is open Monday through Rockville classes, babysitting, Coffee and 11:30 a.m. Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; My Window on the World 142 Grave SC Hour, Adult CUss. Second Oongregntfoanl Ohnrah 7:30 a.m.. Holy Oommunion. Stuiday afternoon, 2 to 4:30. Bev. Willard E. Oes United Church Of Christ 9 a-m.. Morning Prayer. Crib BL 44A, Coventry 3 St. John's Polish National Bj Rev. Clifford O. Simpson Wapping Community Chnrch Class, Nursery and Kindergar Catholic Chnrefa SSion Envangellcal Congregational Bev. Bobert K. Beohtold, Teamwork Is Essential: Neighbors Join Firemen HONG KONG —BOAC U a ooUege was started in 19S1 by g.gg a.m „ Church ten In Old Church. A children's Bev. Walter A. Hyssko Lutheran Church Bev. HoraM W. Blchardson, Mlnistor Worship Service for Kindergar familiar set of letters to the Pastor (Mlssoori Synod) v a M ^ u r c ^ Nursery through Adult MlniBter ten through third Grade. been involved with educational Cooper and High Sta. air traveller. Yesterday I 10:48 a.m., Morning Worship. 9:80 a.m., Church School. STORY By WILLIAM MOUQUIN 9:30 a.m.; Church School. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Winiam H. WIIkMia, heard that it means. Bring IWlKrtance -TO 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship 11 a.m., Service of Worah^i — swampland and the fireman must take to his feet to Grades 1 through 12. dent body is about 700 and the Rejoicing." Passion Sunday. Bormon: "The PHOTOS By REGINALD PINTO fight the fire,op his own terms. \ Interim Pastor Over American Otsh." govenanent now has assumed 4 **“ ®*B^ Service. Sermon by the Rev. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Gospel Hall Mr. Richardson, "Good News.” Gardens of the Tree." Sermon b>’ the Rev. Mr. Bot 416 Center SC We were on a tour of the Himg 90% of the finmidal support. ______7 p.m., Junior Pilgrim Fel- It’s spring, and while a young man’s fancy may be His chief tool is to use mother nature against her 8:45 a.m.. Divine Worship con- It Is about tea miles from _ , .. _ ^ ^ Luke 8:39. Church School. toms. . J T, nr.ii. Kong harbor in a Chinese Junk, lowdilp. turning to thoughts of love, if he’s, a fireman, he has self, reinforcing natural barriers such as gullys, 7 p.m.. Daily, Evening Pray ducted by the Rev. William H. ^ Kowloon In the "New Terri- Talcottvme Ooiyegntlonal 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Rostmliister United brooks or narrow paths against the impending de W ilkens of Coventry. Nursery in us ^a YMCA goodbye:wnJtihw.- -Vn.,“ You toties." Omreh another worry, for the grass fire season is here. er. l l ;t f a-m., Sunday School. United Mettiodlst Omreh struction. He must contain it, surround it and let it Parish House. Must Come Again." As the Jtmk Bev. nunuia O. Ireland. Preebytoriaa Fellowehip 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Donald's attractive apartment Patfor ' BL 44A, Botton Although the blaze has many ways of getting Church of Jesus Christ of 10 a.m., Sunday School. chugged along, he commented George E. Slye School burn itself out in the center of the man-made ring. looks out over an inlet to a _____ Bev. Hugh A. OflUs Latter-day Salnta (Mormon) on the points of interest and Kingston D r„ off Oak BL started, once rolling, the characteristics are the Tbe Solvatloa Army mountain on the other M e . The Mlnistor Burning gi-ass yields choking, gagging smoke that Hinstown Rd. and WoodMde SC Center Congregational Church entertained us with stories of ,, . 9:46 a.m., Church 8 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT TOWN O f Ma n c h e s te r ; Co n n e c t ic u t TDWN OF BIANCHESTBR. CONNECTICUT EXPENDITURE SUMMARY—ANNUAL BUDGET 1968-69 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT, ANNUAL BUDGET 1968-69—GENERAL FUND TO: Board of Dlraaton D6pt. Budgeted Expended Estimated U ttu g e r 'f (OcsitiBued from Page 8) Budget Collected Manacmr's~ FHOM: R. B. WHaa, Oaam d Iftmaarfa DEPARTMENT Eimaidltures Raguest Recomm. SUBJEX7T: Tanatfw B ad («t and Budgat Mcaaaaa Bxi^enfM'^ Am Of 1st f raos REVENUE SOURCE Collected OoUected Estimate As Of Estimated Recomm. 12-81-67 1907-68 1067-68 198849 188840 Flaoal Tear Begkinlne ^uljr 1,1968 NoW-BDUCA'lTGNAt. R *f.A 8f|f> tee Ooimnunlty College. It is ned to send ons cfHoer to tee F.DI. Academy tMs 1088-06 1066417 1967-68 12-81-67 1967-68 1968-69 DATS; Mairdi 26,1068 GilNBRAL GOVBf&liilBNf------I to various tralntog pragiW to tee a tS e^ sp o- NoR-lbtJtiA'noNAL RELAfflb fliiUlWIB) Board of Diracton 28,997 84,190 2i4S4 88,840 H 3 5 T ttlo u nSSTPERTY TA3^ SUICMART General Manager ^ General Fund 59484 60,010 81,006 68,988 74,8a " T iW 'Tax Levy for Current Tear 7,360,646 7,698,878 8,234,8i8 0,688,824 8,153,814 9,888.418 OaiXtal Improvemenita B«oreaM Contrrtler matetesMiiioe veMolo la sdieduled fo r re- 'Tax Levy of Prior Years 80,786 28,378 80,000 80,019 50,000 40,000 $ 475,000 $ 300,500 51,986 47460 39445 47^860 w,atf~ Pto^JM ntriiw^ to no Icomr sendoeoble. Thte le used for traffic signais______Town axdudbqr Bducatton BUeetiona Thte le used for traffic signala and oentrote Interest and lieii F'ees 18,631 20,408 10,000 10,201 10,500 10,000 4,772,875 582,767 29,256 38,sl7 10,181 3 t i * r 42,UB *• now M yira old. Minor aRarations to tee Fo£ m Station and BMuoaUon 6,828,850 Assessment ratatiSTto ®^.- “ ***®*' ««««w»a to tee PoEce Station end TOTAL 8,218,814 568,850 v tjm 60,40 38488 6 1,8 8f W.7Wi reptooemert, is provided. Increases to tralllc con- 7,800,083 7,643,041 8,269,888 ------5,S48;5tf 9,486,418 Revaluation Total 42,260 30,680 20,600 ■ 20,880 cost, ra a rarait cf ravoral mw ta- n FINES, LICENSES AND p Er ISM, M liU 112,076,225 Collector of Revenue 40,000 Tax Rate Raq|Uii«d 42JI mUto 87422 80,089 21,138 89^677 a .ito. i s m Fees, etc.— Town Clerk 81,086 28,290 si.uod 15,903 67,000 Town Clerk — Building Insp. 48,185 87,000 20,600 85io5o“ 87,500 44,s is 56,888 38,106 87,930 ~ O T PittUe Wesfa 84,068 Fire Diatrlot Special FUod Treasurer 1,401 Total 22,459 34,862 18,446 . 27,640 93,a » « — Health 1,897 1,386 3,000 847 3/3)0 8789,544 Planning A Zoning 6,000 6/)ao Tax 4.0 mlUa 34,078 3S,Ttt 18,914 38,640 “ i»,772 “w i r * eignlflcant toersose, it must be — PoUce e,SM 0,568 0,000 2,109 Town Counsel — Planning A Zoning 1,600 1,660 uaoo '• 68438 64,088 28,971 '84,085 eojjeiT" '®^ T*®** ^ oonsWeraWy programs 1,078 3,408 1,029 Water Department General Bervlcee 1,175 1,800 Totel ESxpenditureia 19,721 47,018 17,990 80,386 68,80 ^ personneTK^fliiot. teSe hsui — Planning Comm. 118 226 700 869 8411,862 nSL ^ IBghW eparaoons. You are well awara of the 40,000 No ohancfe required in waiter use rate. Probate Court 2401 oiloo 806 3,100 2,628' — Cemetery 40,700 41,603 47,000 20,681 07,000 ” fvtoe».n»l teelr reoponse to such new programs oa 10,000 TOTAL GENERAL GOVI TTUPiTHSF 484,966 — Library 0,217 0,480 10,000 8,738 10,000 Sewer Department 004,888 309,180 018,668 87A87S bM,osi to h cta !et2 ~ l d ^ ^ exitondad chetnical usage for Ice oonteol, and houae Total B: ndiitureB PUBLIC WORKS ------— Recreation 10,978 0,031 18,000 4,022 8,100 8,000 8276A56 Dept, of Public Worics Adre*«t«tTHtieii Fines - Non Moving Violatlona 0,033 6,000 2,806 0,000 0,000 No< nge required in sewer uae rate 3 i,i6 i 31417 18,118 26,487 81,780 8,082 Building Inspection Dlv. ~ssm FnbUo W ortn Admhilatmttoa Finea - Shared Portion MV VioT 4,288 8,000 1,082 3,000 8,000 71,348 00,689 80,719 90,818 ■l90,410' 'H i . i o r ' 4,123 Special Taxing Diatriet Aoiliortty Faritaw Ftakl Engineering Divtsion t o t a l 163,628 100,800 78,160 100,930 188,800 Total Bxpendtturee■at W __ . 88,888 83,183 19491 41,462 aB,aw' l A i i r '•*** fiinoUon. aside from normal solu y incre- 140,018 825,500 Highway DlvSlon m FROM CURRENT SERVICES • Tax rate required 6 mtta 440,688 483,971 197,447 406,000 aWiBT 2!Su » past-time clerk ateno from tea FOrti Deportment to Sanitation Division" PoUce Special Services 18,107 15,000 10,038 20,000 10,000 340447 307,792 180,802 267,408 8W,4n~ l 8 4 i S ~ SS lSi _*” ” **®*^ afllowad ua to defer any request for addMionU 11,922 Cemetery Dlylslon" inriudes a request for a set of our aertol plwtoa to be Welfare CUents 2,836 1,600 1,106 2,200 3,200 68,701 60,600 83,488 70,841 87,190 ~ ii,i8 tf“ 4,062 Park Division_____ Relmb. - Other 'Towns • Welfare — — 100 — 100 — OENERAl, COMMENTS: U1482 171,466 98,818 181,618 SSSK Sidewalks A Curbe 210,888 is* .a 8 Walks A Curbs 697 800 247 260 100 80,940 43,000 38,718 43,000 100,000~ 48,8011' 677 Street Ughttog non-aalasy inoreeaQ In teis is a requeet for funds for tee 'Town’s share CivU Defense - Recurring Charges 8,884 6,480 — 711 8,006 Bodgt Form. 138,818 180,000 68,744 188,000 148,000 ~~S«i,o8o"~ jw^Mucturol linprovamenta for the data proceosliig oetiter In tee school eutmtolatraiUon IJiTl ■roTAL PUBLIC W O B ^ Relmb. - State Street Lighting 1,600 1,300 1,090 729 1,071 1,198,600 1,368,836 681,147 1,816,624 ■ i;a o ,m ~ Y B M K r 3 6,000 You wUl note that ^ followtajg budget la presented in sUbatantiaBy mote detaU PROTECTION OF PERSONS A PROlPfeRl'T Relocation Expenses • Rt. 6 - — 6,000 2,700 10,000 ttiM in years. Wo have tried to show cost requirenienta in dataU on a major PoUce Dept. TOTAL 34,dM S0,926 10,887 30,842 30,920 funcUcmal basis os well as more liiHy explaining general programs. 618,844 088,867 270,UO Cemetery Division 18,201 Civil Defense 000,437 ■ W S T ~ m m iV FROM o t h e r AGUNiI ^ S iM 10,310 8,141 8,200 7,8U 13,000 of y®**", we expect to convert our approprtallon TOTAL raOTBXmON OP PERSONS A ~ s m ^^LKTsaBeB In tto budget reflect tee reftecement ct equipment end provlrions for Reimbursement— Water Dept. FHmd ------iO.W'4 ' 10,082 12,000 4,820 18,000 12,000 8 | ^ u n ^ and controls to EID.P. -nua w4U make tt easier to furnish detarfrtlStom ^ PROPERTY soiHtlctialseasa^ help. The added seasonal he^ wlU be used during the peak work — Sewer Dept. Fund 10,412 10,682 12,000 4,020 13,000 thm fto your analysis during the course o< the year. Due to the converelon to the new 888,960 094,077 283,267 loodjptaceding Miemorlal Day. AddHtonal funds ore requested to provide toam and oeed HEAL'iH A WELFARE 608,688 782,100 u s m — Fire Dept. Flmd 5,438 6,000 2,499 ejxn 0,000 ®^® y®^ comparison figures had to be based on esUmatea Future e on tee now section o f Bast Oemeteiy. 0,210 — Dog Fund 784 11,600 4,070 11,208 10,303 ^ d g ^ wfll be based on the new account^ system. As you amlyze this buiteet nleaae Child Guidance Clinic 6,600 0,900 751 6,900 6,900 “ i i j i o j r " is,o6o — Parking Dlst. Fund 1479 i;400 088 1,400 1,400 in objective is to furnish Mormation required by you to make Public Health Nureihg Asan. 10,800 10,800 Engineering Dhdelon 1,120 ln t< ^ ^ decisions Md deter^^ Your constructive ocmmente on ways in wMch 7,000 15,800 i m s r 'TOTAL 28,600 42,000 17,542 42,608 41,703 Health Department 34,i90 25,290 27,910 toe budget presentation might be improved will be helpful in the future. Of oourae 13,088 24,882 29,288' ' m .sAT T 'to budgrt Includos a request for on engineering cokniletor. The present machine in ^ N T S A l e a s e s further detailed tatormation win be provided during ’ Welfare A Social Services 68,048 87488 23,m 60,944 58,477 Is Imatequata for engtoeeeiqg use. Funds ere also requested to conwUe a town street 'Town Owned Property i8 j7 2 26,478 32,000 TOTAL HEALTH A WELFARE 90488 ~wm ~ 17,84s 16,209 20,000 106,878 49,181 96,478 116,110 mop serve the internal needs of tee Planning and Public Vratica Departments 82,000 Overall Fiscal Picture RECREATION - m s i r aa wril aa betog made avoUahle at printing coat to tee general public. 'TOTAL 17,848 18,472 26,478 10,209 29,900 VI STATE AND F'Ed ERAL AID Recreation Department 00,119 88,067 tS J f' *'®«“ y to everyone, we are in the mldrt of pcrtiaps the moat severe 58,880 88,872 - f t m Highway Division Welfare - State 18,658 16,384 28,800 4,672 19,000 21J100 Senior Citizens Center t,u o pressure the end o f Wortd War n . Hiis is rriSotod in the bouseh^ AU 8,150 i i .W iM f i" Library Support 7,989 0,068 2,000 ... 3,000 600 b u ^ whenever one vlrite the supermaiket or dotMiig store. It la also made cbvloua TOTAL RECREATION 00,119 88407 TnarOee to a fair appraisal of the 04,143 87,032 100,610 106,414 j _ ------requestslests oof this dlvlaicn we must kwk be- 'TOTAL 20,842 35,702 25,800 4,072 21,000 21,000 'w , 8® to the m a^et place to buy either conunodtties or s e r v t o i ^ LIBRART" yODd tea percentage Increase over last year'sris budget. For fisoal year 19196647 this di- v n O't h e r r e v e n u e s ^ employee ocganlzatloas, the increased cost of Hvtag was a major oon- Library Y **® J?"ae_^dgeted ^ 8485,162.------FVw f i s ^year yaece 1067-68 1M7-68 the the oppnifved oppraved budget budget showed 196t606 198,417 80,000 TOTAL LIBRARY 98,188 180,417 220,218 "HiioOlI 848A971. This ebowed an overall cut. Salaries were tacreasod so teat tee fuB cut fell Interest on Investments 79,218 86,157 90,000 86,969 90,000 196,865 198,417 98,188 11,919 NON-FijNCTIONAL 196,417 229,218 218,0drf~ ogolnrt materials and equipment The division absorbed these cuts while expanding Interest from Other Flmds 0,698 11,803 13,840 2,227 18,000 « « fighting a aimllar battle against rising berm Installation, and leaf collection programa. Miscellaneous 112,606 142,000 9? infl^ on . If the property tmqpayer is to receive onyaSbstMfiS Pension Fund Contributions 106,969 181,698 29,158 180,000 74,000 128488 04,370 _ Thla budget reflects a need to catch up and recover from tee past two budgeta — ^ entire state tax trtruotura must be reviewed w»d pertiaps re Pension - Speeltd 128,698 218,040 148,846 The newequlpntent budget is cut to a minimum. Each of tbe Items requerted is ab*ih- Sale of Town Owned Land — 10,320 — — vised in order to funnel more revenue to looal government — — 288,919 Refund of Taxes 600 800 tag exoearive repair costs. Our present backboe's poor oondlUon prevrata ua from do 'TOTAL 104,870 389,778 214,946 67,844 388,000 8,000 ing any meaningful atorm sewer work. TOTAL NON-EDUCA’nONAL - - - huhistrtel promotion program is producing some reeutts in toat we have suc Refund - Others 888 SjSoo 8,000 T o o (F 878 876 Sanltatloa Dlvlsloa RELATED SOimCFlS 8,780,114 k e d in pysuadfay eevm todusirira to reioaiteta new ft S r a to kSnohmt^ Social Security 878 100 “ 108“ 7,781,877 8,181,900 8,767,182 8,842,908 0,078,484 69,886 70,000 88,000 Tha request tor increoeed funds for refuse oolleoUon reflects on tonreese antici EDUCAnONAL RELA’TED SOURCES move from outride of town. However, the reai fruite from nroaram riiould be Insurance, Fire, Liab., etc. 70,000 “ SfOOO ~8ROOIP pated for a new contract. ^ evldeta as we extend utmics into ixtoie areS lS aX t to 41,810 42,100 28,278 in CURRENT SERVICES Insurance, Employes' Group 40,000 42,600 SW ^ e refuse diq^xwal increase shows a 12 c.y. vehicle urgently needed to baul cover ' derel^M n^ highway oonrtruotlan will also bo an important taotor in industrial Board of Education 04,400 64,400 Life Accident A Health mAtortal. This will do tee work of three of tee highway teimp trucks presently being 06,388 88,660 88,288 88,200 16,089 14,000 7,008 used. 'Ihe vehicle wlU pay for Itself to labor and equipment sAvtogs. uicreraed funds Project Concern 80,000 84,224 Inaurance, Employea' BC, CMS, IOC 28,000 w,o6o — 29,188 — 20,000 28,000 85,000 14,721 ~ssm for co v « material are necessary in order to meet State standards at tee Disposal Area. 'TOTAL 89,400 88,624 Bsisonnel Insurance, Employea' Dental PI. 80,000 47,000 47,000' Fork Department 08,888 63,708 88,288 67,200 — — VI STA'TE OF CONNUCn'lCUT Community Sendees 14,000 14,000" These Increases refleet equipment reptaoement needa This request has been cut wiito the Firemen's Union end the APL-CIO representing all but do- 13400 — ASSISTANCE 'Transfers to Cap. Impr. Res. Fd. 12,000 ___ «,a o o " 18,800" to include only tecse items that are now non-opereticnal or incurring excessive repair euperrtsonr were completed by me prtorto t^preparatton^ 00,708 174400 87,300 ooots. Educational Grant - Operation 1,868,867 1,002,100 1,098,024 Debt Service 174,600 J^280,8W_ 478,000' 1,881.007 588,209 1,609,880 FiremensA gree^ be* accepted b y y K S t t e 94,279 93,086 Educational Grant - OmstrucUon 207,008 210,000 210,000 ■arxi-do Agreement la to the prooeoa of nmegottotlon. Relocation Route 6 44,891 83,080 178,s n 181.8a T " 210,848 48,580 800,000 •• — —>4 Civil Defense 'TOTAL 1,070,920 1,072,810 1,773,100 1,808,034 19674a F liit PayroU 6,000 • " e ji o r - 629,780 2,000,880 — 60,000 SPECIAL s t a t e a FEDERAL GRANTS Salaiy Adjushnent Jan. 1, '69 40,100 49,100 We ore provUBng for a minimum standby OLvll Defense Program with teds opera — — Head start 29,689 — — — — — TOTAL NON-PUNCnONALT 8,800 ------8588“ tion showing a eubetantial reduction. 407,611 623.069 827,826 N.T.C. 21,040 — -d — — TOTAL NON-EDUCA'nONAL R E L A T E 680,U8 2 ^ ,9 9 1 ^ ■1756,888“ 8,080,124 8,878,757 1,690,802 Commonlty Child Onldanoe Clinic Federal A Stalte 140,884 286,097 200,096 118,864 206,690 -w ™*®^ empikjyees represented by the Union. nroDosed ineramentj. EDUCATIONAL RELATED' 8,440,804 6,402,878 4 .2 4 4 ,9 a TOTAL 201,118 286,097 206,086 118,884 206,696 — remdred*ito^mnre*2?” ’ ]jp « i the poritlon. The variation is due to adjustments Board of Education This Agency has a staff oonatsting of a chRd neychlatzlst, two . , four required to maintain rates preva^ig to the Hartford area for various skills. 5,783,898 8,193,800 2,490,280 TOTAL EDUCAnONAL M Pension Fund Contribution 6,183,800 7,088,789 a,7l4,886 full-time psychiatric social workers and one part-time psychiatric social worker. Serv- 86,000 89.000 19,000 RIDLATED SOURCES 1,880,871 1,872,200 2,068,146 776,886 2,098,744 2J)77,080 — represented by the Union were to receive a pay Increment briTifitl Inaurance, Fire, Liab., etc. 80,000 60,000" 44.268 1 ^ are provided to emotionally dlstuxbed children based on referrals from schools, 40,000 40400 33,000 tee cler^ and other social agencies. Appraxtototoly 52% of ithe support for TOTAL REVENUE 9,661,748 10,004,160 10,880,828 6,619,794 10,884,858 12,000jil4 L *® pay plan to July land a s ^ j S ^ i ! t o b Inaurance, Bmpibyea'~Oroup 40,000 42,600 *~""irtiasB~ ftHiounts to an overall tocroment o f approoctoHutelv A. fiMv in function comes from the State Department of Mentiil Health. Fhes cbeuged are v n USE OP SURPLUS 274,948 163,224 — — 730 20,7U Life, Accident'A Health plan were revised to reflect changes 15.000 24400 bsuMd on ability to pay. The cHnlc serves 14 towns with local support baaed on a form TOTAL AVAILABLE FIBIDS 9,886,696 10,166,884 10,880,828 6,610,794 10,835,588 12,076,225 Insurance, Employes' BC, CMS A MM 8,000 24,200 60,000 00,666 ula reflecting tee deficit after State funds ore provided and ta k ^ into oonalderation 40.988 48.000 Depeitm ^ and Asatetant Department Heads are to acwwdance Debt Service 24,000 48,000 04.0&0 M,0 a All Activities 24;isB 29,500 11,605 25,600 25,500 29,500 General Manager Transfer Of PoUoe Crulsen In tbe inreaemt year, the Board of Directors outborized tbe transfar of 8 PoUoe personnel s e n ^ budget tortudos a "floattag" clerk-stenograoher who as- cruiserB to peraonnCl extensively using {Ncivate cars. This was in Ueu o f trading In tee rigned to various departments as required for temporary work due to sicknes raca- T O W OP MANCHESTER 1968-69 BUDGET orulsera. Our experience In this baa bem very favorable and It is proposed tc tii.insfer Uons, OT temporary overload. This account also contains funds for advertirinc for REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES—WATER FUND 6 more cruiaere to other draartments this year. vooMvotes and conducting examinations pcevloualy charged to todlviduai departmental A comparison of the two methods of operation for one car shows: GENERAL FUND DETAIL—REVENUES The following table suminarizes revenues by m ajor sources: Budget Collected Assessment REVENUE SOURCES Collected Estimated M anager’ s Private Oar—Annual mReage 6864 Recommended Amount % Collected Estimate As Of Full Year 1960-66 1966-67 1967-08 Estimate 1686.40 - Budget Budget Increase Increase 12-81-67 1867-68 1968-a Mileage at lOo per mile 67-68 68-69 (Decrease) (Decrease) ^ *** comple«on of payment for revaluation made In 1967/68 Revenue and Use of Surplus Excess Insurance 70.00 428,021 408,600 417,944 Fines, Fees, etc. $ 100,ak) $ 188,800 $ 31,600 20.0 Elections 212,083 J99.100 411,a a Bud^ted Expended 8708.40 Current Services 120,320 94,129 (20496) (21.7) EXPENDITURES Dept, Manager’s ^ 1^® voting machhus on two year Irase purchase is provided to Expended As Of 1st 0 mos. Estimated Town Oar State of Connecticut Assistance 1,787,950 2,031,480 288,030 12.9 requirements on nuntocr of machines i>er leglstered*^^ 1966-67 12-81-67 Request Recomm. H acquisition cost (8849JS0) 8U6JW 3 ___ 1967-68 Operating Expenses 1867-68 1968-69 196S-W 267.29 Other Agencies 42,900 41,792 (1.108) (2.6) * P««rain to replace cider voU ^ iS S ^ ^ th a f^ 220,001 206,400 ____115,178 O pen u ag coat at .042 per miles x 6864 Debt Service 06402 J94,241~ ____ m ,2 4 T Repairs, Intarance, etc. 60.00 Other Revenue 241,419 263,400 21,081 9.1 07,188" 60,808 ^80,645 Transfer to Reserve Fund " « 4 a " 04,068 TOTAL $ 2,809,894 $ 2,619,101 $ 209,707 11.0 84,002 20,6U 64.aq" 8463.79 PlaaniDg and Zoning Capital improvements ____ 10,842 _21.045 Property Taxes 8,269,338 9,436,418 1,167,070 14.1 42,000 "75,000" TUTAL ____ 20;804 45,000" _08.00S Surplus — 20,711 20,7U 100.0 Ptannier is rreuertied to make it poariblo to roend time crttlcallv 869,940 417,944 08,o n Annual savtogs per vehicle 8242.61 178,410“ 899,100" 411,862 GRAND TOTAL $10,628,782* $12,076,220 $1,447,493 18.6 Bevenuoa—haoome *Does not Include Federal Grants $206,096 As you know, our present budget and quarterly analysis did ncit onUolpote that Total including Grants $10,830,704 any appreciable amount of sutplua would remain at tee end cf tbe present fiscal year. example, .there are tmmedtaite needs for dStermintoir future school tom^ion,. Wa see no reason to change our thlnktog at this tinte. However, we do feel that some 820,000 wtU be-avoUoble from surplus to apply toward the new year's cperoUioas. SCHEDULE OF EXPENDITURES AND PROPOSED BUDGET BY FUNCTION—GENERAL FUND Most revenue Uems wilU remain at approximately the same level os to tee cur rent year's e x o ^ for the foUowtog: a. New legubution penults towns to ooUect a real estate tranafer tax—fonnerly GENERAL FUND DETAIL—EXPENDITURES Budget M ansger's FUNCTION Actual Average a fedwM tax Item. Tbia Is estimated to produce ...... 828,000 The foUowinK table suitunarizes expenditures by major categories: Gcoeral Sendees Actual As Of Recomm. Home Owners' b. Increase to revenue from Stato for grant to Ueu of inventoiy tax at . .840,000 1965-60 1966-67 12-81-67 1008-69 Cost (Funds from tbe Stato to conjunction wUh tee exemption to the elderiy will not Recommended Education* 6,443,072 0,838,876 be payable until the year after tee apprapriate levy). 0,268,000 6,828,600 824.17 Budget Budget Amount Debt Service c. Increased school oonstruoUon grants os a result of new State fomiula . .f 115,000 67-68 68-69 Increase Education Connected A Grant for Globe HoUow School Construction ...... 825,000 971,213 970,608 811,801 910,088 e. Increased tax revenue attributable to the Grand Uat tocreose ...... 8200,000 General Government $ 771,209. $ 871,488 $ 100,174 AU Other 48.08 90,531 94,279 82,080 181,093 The total of 8408,000 "new" revenues represents 1.8 mills on the tax rote. Public Works 1,268,826 1,014,452 200,620 General Government ''5.74“ Overall Increases in the budget In itenns of gross mills follows: 440,691 484,086 004,388 060,088 Protection 594,077 715,496 122,419 Public Works______27.84 ' 2JS mlMa 100,878 118,265 7,887 368,638 848,622 891,668“ 471,088 OapUal Improvements 1.2 mtiiw Health and Welfare Highways 23.88 20,207 PoUoe 428,060 440,608 483,971 028,809 AU others 2.6 rolUa Recreation and Senior Citizens 88,207 108,414 Garbage Collection A Disposal 26.28“ 218,000 17,088 284,140 240,547 267,792 ■’ 838,001 Library 190,417 JProtestlon 14.92"' ‘ Total . 0.4 mfEs 43,889 606,378 000,900 094,077 Debt S e n ^ 1,008,886 1,047,276 p ~ » s ; " • Recreation A Parfii 84.43 Reduced by new revenue —1.8 mFIs 188,040 20,482 experience in Mawhester. 'The PoUce and Is reflected in our own 2S0,'128 201,901 209,702 Pensions 107,508 Library 209,470 14.84 188,450 100,860 190,417 218,000 Tax rate Increase . < 4.0 mills 'Total excluding Education Health A Welfare 10.83 and Capital Improvements $ 4,188,608 $ 4,772,870 $ 083,767 . * .n .««««. «»• p«<, 92,147 09,088. 100,878 ' 118,260 Capital Jimprovemeriti' 0.74 6,260,000* 6,828,850 068,800 171,217 80,708 174,000 470,000 Granll list Analyala Education Miscellaneous r28.«0 Capital Improvements 174,500 470,000 ’"800,600 !• toTSi, I'SSSilJ 'rMSSi'TJS; <“1“ ’ 298,624 484,084 , 430,t40 The Qrand list tocreose was adversely effected by tee removal ct yroptrty in tee i of 2 new sergeancles. The budgot’for^S^M^h/ *™L5“ <»eaUon 'fb'TAL 9,468,963 Grand Totals ^ $10,629,10^ $12,070,220 $1,447,117 . 9,001,204 10,639,108 12,076,226 " 078.70 North End by redevelopment, by the new„exemption for tee elderiy (totaling nearly figure due to the generous pXate conW h^n^#^^ ^bled. This is sWI a modert 8800,000) and the toventory eKempUen required by State Law. In the next year or two, 6«*«oua private contributions for tulUcn support for poMcemen In *Does not Include Federal Grants “ ^ - *Doea not include Federal Grants $206,096 tha redevelopment area should produce substantial new taxes and we wtU receive Total including Grants $10,880,704 NOTE: Average Home Owners’ Cost basisd on average assessment of |18,8Q0 at a tax rate of 42.0 mlUs. funds from the State to offset the elderly exemptions. We are now recetviiig State (Continued on Fugs 9) funds to conjunction with the toventory tax exemption. f PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1988 BCANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN Leaffues Blamed Around fhe Orioles Drop Four, Benefit Play Pro Past and present UConn Stan, headed by Bin Corley win meet on the hardconrt of Grapefruit League Robinson Injured Clarke Arena tonight at 8 Poor Tryouts against the local talent of SARASOTA (AP) Frank Robinson finally got the WITH Moriarty’s. Teammate* of INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (A P)—^Fatifi(ue, approaching USINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY Baltimore Orioles off the floor and then land^ flat on Corley include BIU Holowaty, his back — leaving Manager Hank Bauer in Limbo for P. J. Curran, Ken Whitney, exams, boycott and the pros all may have h$id an influ Earl Yost several anxious hours. ------Hm Smith and Dick Thomp ence in reducing the talent in the NCAA warmups Robinson, the 1966 Triple son. From the local scene here this week for the U.S. Olympic team tryouts. Crown winner who was serious- Splezlo’s two-run homer In "The six top centers are ab HERALD SPORTS EDITOR Jim Morlarty, Buzzy Keeney, ly Injured last seeuion In a base- ninth capped a 17-Wt St. Frank Butkus, Dave McKen sent from the tryouts and we There were reports the Negro CAMPING H IG H G R A D E line mishap, ran a collision Louis attack and gave the CJor- na, Don Pinto, Gene Johnson may lose more," Pete Newell, boycott for civil rights kept CAR LEASING chairman of the NCAA Olym Wide-Open Scramble course with teammate Chico dinals a 10-9 comeback victory plus other local talent. some stars away. ANCHkSTER SURPLUS SALES EQUIPMENT Fernandez Friday night as the over Atlanta at St. Petersburg, Funds raised from the pics Basketball Selection CJom- Tex winter. Coach of the West ■VTSURPUiS PRINTING mlttee, said in California Fri Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Orioles bowed to Boston 5-3 at game wUI be used for the team for the annual All-Star On 1 or 2 Job and Commerdal day. Newell blamed rivalry be- Air Mattresses, Stoves, Due to Draft Picks Miami, Fla., for their fourth Frank Coggins smacked a Manchester High School ath- match here today, had yet an- Printing straight exhibition setback. three-run homer in WaslUng- letlo fund. Father and sons t^ween the pro lea ses for what Lanterns he termed wrecking the U.S. ^ YEAR PLAN Prompt and Efficient The Baltimore superstar, ton’s 5-8 nod over Pittsburgh at are welcome and free pro ent. MANCHESTER whose first Inning homer ended Pompano Beach, Fla. grams plus autographs from Olympics squad. "When you bring all these F ln t In Mnncheater. Kew Printing Of All Kind* ORLANDO, Fla. — “Th< a taring of 30 innings during The Cards, 14-6, and Senators, players will be available. Those six centers who skipped stars together, they have great cnn, fall maintenance, fully SURPLUS SALES CO. the tryouts are Elvin Hayes, 169 N. MAIN ST. new draft rule is a domi which the Orioles had scored 13-6, are the hottest clubs In the hope,” said Winter, Kansas Insured to reduce your prob Community Frost Houston; Lew Alclndor, UCLA; at Depot Square nate factor in the stabiliz just one unearned run, collided Grapefruit League, State coach 15 years who was lems and worries. For full with shortstop Fernandez under Oakland's Ramon Webster Westley Unseld, Louisville; named new coach at the Unlv«r- Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. 9 East Middle T{dce. ing of major league base Information, call a pop Qy In the third and was smashed two long homers, driv- Tuberculosis Mike Lewis, Duke; Neil Walk. slty of Washington Friday. "The J. FARR — 643-7111 T^phone 643-5727 ball,” little-known Cal Er- forecd to leave the g;ame. ing in five runs as the A’s ended Florida, and Bob Lanier, St. danger is when the' hope is Paul Dodgu Pontiac mer, manager of the pow However, preliminary reports Minnesota’s three-game winning Bonaventure. dampened and the players be er-laden mlnnesota Twins, not To Sideline INC. indicated Robinson was not hurt streak 7-0 at Orlando, Fla. Hayes, player of the year, come disillusioned.” MANCHESTER CUSTOM MADE ed during a conversation wc badly. He was treated with ice Johnny Callison’s tie-breaking was one of 48 players scheduled East Coach John Bach of S7S MAIN STREET DICK’S CANVAS AWNINGS had. packs for a srtrained muscle of homer in the fifth led Phlladel- Rico Carty to work out here but withdrew Penn State said, "It's hard work Phone 649-2881 MEMORIAL CO. Because of the baseball draft the lowpr back. phla to a 9-4 victory over dncln- at the last moment. here. These guys have been We Urge You To Support SHELL system In which we now oper Pitcher Jose Ssmtiago was the natl at Clearwater, Fla., extend- WEST PALM BEAC7H, Fla. Later this week he signed a playing basketball all year and Hie Lutz Junior Museum Opposite East Cemetery ate, there will be another wide- big man for the Red Sox, going ing the Phils’ winning string to (AP)—The Atlanta Braves will contract reported at $4(X),000 or now they have to blend them SERVICE open scramble in both leagues,” the distance for a six-hitter and four games. fight for this year's Nationdl^more for four years with San selves into the Olympic pic Quality Memorials 653 CENTER STREET he added. socking a three-run homer. Cesar Gutierrez scored from League pennant without the' l«lp Diego of the National Basketball ture." Big innings swept the Callfor- first base on pitcher Frank Lin- of slugger Rico Carty. The big Association and turned down a The 45 players will fly Sunday Over 30 Years’ Experience Bikes for Young and Old "Since the lower clubs got MECHANIC ON DUTY the first draft picks, our nla Angels and New York Mets zy’s eighth inning double when man with the big bat will be $500,000 offer from Houston of to Albuquerque, N.M., for the WATKINS-WEST AT ALL HOURS league (American League) has to runaway victories in other Cleveland catcher Ken Suarez waging a personal fight with the American Basketball Asso three-day Olympic selection 3 Call 649-5807 Bikes for young and old are place. The dimensions are 12’ balanced out nicely. The day exhibition action. dropped the throw to the plate, tuberculosis. ciation. tournament starting Thursday. the order of the day at Man X 12' and are a worthwhile addi Starters, Generators, Aurelio Rodriguez' triple giving the San Francisco Giants Doctors at the Southeast Flori- FUNERAL A. A IM E n'I, Prop. Carburetors, of one team domineering a "We thought we had an agree Shad Soon on Market tion to outdoor living. SEE US FOB: keyed a nine-run ninth inning a 6-5 decison over the Indians at da Tuberculosis Hospital at Lan- chester Surplus Sales, 169 N. Domestic - Foreign Car* league for any length of time is ment with the NBA not to touch SERVICE Harrison S t, Manchester All kinds of camping equip * Aluminum RoU Up exploaion as the Angels Phoenix, Arlz. tana ended extensive tests by Most people who enjoy eating mldor. Up in Maine they make Main St., and how the young 643-7008 gone,” the Twin boss said. the college stars until after the KiUy Oinches ment and camp accessories are Awning* trounced the Chicago Cubs 11-0 At Sarasota, Fla, the New confirming Friday that the 27- Olympics," Newell said. fish look forward to the spring a delicious Idbster stew or a sters do love them. ’The prices ORMAND J. WEST stocked at Manchester Surplus • Door Canople* (Jlubs which have dominated at Scottsdale, Ariz . York Yankees broke a 10th In- year-old outfielder has the dls- Don May of Dayton and John when shad is in the market, bisque. ’The lobster stew is are right and so Is the mer Second Cup W in Director Sales. Coleman cook stove, lan * Storm Door* play in the last two decades Homers by Ron Swoboda and ning tie on run-scoring singles ease, but in a less serious form Godfrey, Abilene Christian, and you may be sure that Man hearty enough to serve as a chandise. They have every kind, ROSSLAND, B.C. (AP) — PARKADE terns, ovens, stands, ice chests MANCHESTER • Comblnatton Window* were the old Brooklyn Dodgers, Jerry Buchek In a slx-nin fifth by Roy White and Joe Pepltone than was feared. came to Indianapolis but soon 142 E. CENTER ST. chester Seafood, 43 Oak St. will main course. the High Rise Barracuda mod and jugs with Coleman part Manchester Awning C«. later the Los Angeles Dodgers, inning: burst carried the Mets and edgred the Chicago White "They assured us that In their said he didn’t feel he Jean Claude i^ iy , on ^ oi on Green, as well as cooked, BARGER SHOP have those delicious shad from els, 24” and 26” , American and repair service available. and, of course, the New York past Detroit 9-1 at Lakeland, Sox 3-1. opinion Rico will be 100 per perform at his best after sporting wor d. Manchester’s Oldest shrimp are always available at 195 WEST CENTER ST. Chesapeake Bay the moment made bicycles In either stand Wooden cots, aluminum cots Telephone 649-8091 Yankees. cent healthy in time for the 1969 exhaustive play in the NaUonal I" ^ o°*>9uer another. With Finest Facilities Manchester’s Most Modem they are available. They wiU be Manchester Seafood, and every ard or deluxe models with many S s b o f o o d ... and the popular double-decker Established 1949 season," a Braves spokesman Invitation Tournament. Maybe. Barber Shop with Excellent in any day now, so why not one enjoys shrimp cocktail. styles to choose from. The dashing, super elder from folding cots which may be used Not Favorites Pros Swap Talk to Improve said. No reason was given by (3od- 6-Chalr Service! call Manchester Seafood, dial Have you ever tried stuffing For those ready for thetr first separately or together, replace CHOICE VARIETY Carty faces an Indefinite stay France, a triple gold medalist In 649-9937, and place your order the jumbo shrimp? These may two-wheeler, there are several Since the current draft rul frey, although he reportedly the recent Winter Olympics, OPEN 8 AJVI. to 6 PJVL ment cot covers are also stock In the Lantana hospital, the was tired from the Jong basket for boned shad? Of course, the also be cut in pieces and served models of 20” bikes, convertible ^ M Upholstery ing has been in effect, both the Braves said, but surgery is not clinched his second World Cup Whm It's time to Sat 8 to 6 (Closed Mondays) ed. Aluminum nested Mirro cook Qualify ball season. Unseld said flatly roe is a great delicacy, and in in a newburg sauce. for boys or girls, equipped with and IVI Shop • Dodgers and Yankees have de indicated at present. title Friday by winning the sla MANCHESTER sets, service for 4-6-8 people. P Sanders Still Leads he was weary of basketball. order to be sure of getting the Clams of every kind, from training wheels and all set up Heat-Pal tent and trailer heat RE-UPHOU3TEB1NO clined to the also-ran class. The slugger from the Domini lom at the Red Mountain Inter SHOPPING PARKAIiE Seafood No longer each spring are the Alclndor, twice All-American, roe, it would be wise to place cherrystones to quahaugs, to ride; English bikes for those ers, safe, efficient, using alcohol can Republic has a .305 batting national Meet. Lower Level, (rear) * Modem Furniture Yankees and Dodgers over your order ahead o f Ume. steamers to clams to fry are at who want lightweight bikes with for fuel. Alcohol stoves, water 43 OAK STREET average for his lour years in along with UCLA teaminates "It’s ^ very ---- sad,” commented------MOVE PHONE 649-6860 Scallops are, of course, a fa Manchester Seafood, and for a speed and ease of handling' with and Antiques whelming pre-season favorites. ' Jacksonville Open the majors and was batting .316 Mike Warren and Lucius Allen, jgijy ^j^o said it was his last and gas containers in plastic TEL. 649-0937 In fact, both clubs will have to TWIN OUTNUMBERED—^Ted Kubiak (14) and Ram Expert vorite choice of many, for they slight extra charge cherry the 3-speed Sturmer-Archer shift and metal. A dozen different * Store Stools and Booth* race. may toe used In so many ways. stones will be opened and ready and hand brakes. A complete • Custom Furniture go all out to even finish In the on Webster (34) line up to trap Twin Ted Uhlaender JACIKOJm^E,^^^ TO“eLmZrns''l^B^ ^l^NorthMln^ ^Td Walk all However, his coaches said he • Moving CALL styles of air mattresses, new i j - ^ n TYiir ao on j^gj. jg pounds from his said they turned down bids At Present, you may have your to serve on the half-shell. Call line of accessories, including SUpoover* and Draperle* first division. between first and second. (AP Photofax) seldom indulge in a game of “You scratch my back and might compete in the final tufted style which Is tops In Made to Order MANCHESTER choice of those tiny, delicious in advance and they will be speedometers, front or side sleplng comfort. Camp Reuben Plen’s "The draft has been an I’ll scratch yours,” but Arnold Palmer and Jack Nick- playing weight of 200 and com- cause of academic commit- World Cup races April 6-7 at Is S J S f 643-6563 Complete Seleotton of chance, but perhaps needed ments. 'bay scallops or the deep sea ready to pick up when you baskets, headlights, horns, kick blankets, navy style hammocks, Materials equalizer,” Ermer added as we Ermer’s Approach laus did exactly that Friday. plained of being tired. Heavenly Valley, Calif. RUG CLEANING more seasoning. The benefits to these golf mil- scallops. Scallops may be used want them. stands, tires and tubes are avail mosquito netting, ground cloths, Texaco Sfafion FREE ESTIMA TES chatted in the shade of the What’s Ermer’s approach to MANCHESTER COMPANY with other k ln ^ of seafood or A full line of Jack August able. For the smaller children, dugout. spring training? ’I also want every player who itonaires were mutual, too. Both putting, and suddenly every- camp toasters, fire extinguish Lower Level of the Parkade is cut to leave here in a frame 15 HANNAW lY ST. by themselves; many like to products are carried at Man there are tricycles, riding cars, 381 Main Street "The draft has been good for stand to improve their financial thing started to drop.” ers, aluminum poles, stakes, 649-6324 Here’s a fellow who kicked of mind that he had a chance thread them on skewers with chester Seafood as well as crisp pedal cars and tractors. Why status when the $100,000 Greater He was slx-under-par 30 on MOVING AND Phone 643-0012 rain suits, parkas and ponchos. all baseball and it has helped around the minor leagues for and with more experience. alternate pieces of bacon, to crackers of all kinds and cock- not stop In and see them? Tarps in any size, canteens, Phone 643-9149 create new Interest In this Jacksonville Opem ends Sunday, the nine holes for a 38-hole score Hickcox, Utley Keep Pace years, first as a player and would be welcomed back. tall sauce and tartar sauce. Now is the time to make plans “ Jack helped me square up Those with 144 or higher mato quarters, and green pep mess kits, knapsacks, grom- great game of baseball. This then as a manager, before get ” I don’t believe in inviting a TRUCKING GO. For a busy day, why not for your camping trips, and Hydramatlc TranimlMlon my stance,” Palmer told news- didn’t get to join the par break- 3-D AY pers. There are many ways to meted and weatherproof, ruck Repairing was the only possible solution ting a shot in the big show with lot of players to camp, play take advantage some ’Thurs Manchester Surplus Sales has GLASS men after shooting a record- qualified to continue, use scallops and they are a sacks. Also the famous White to balance off the clubs and the Minnesota last season after Sam only about half and then ship SERVICE day or Friday of the delicious the largest and finest selection * For Auto Windshield* equalling 65 Friday. He took a ^ mad rush at par 72 over Jlolding Indiana Near Top very nice way to serve some Stag sleeping bags by Hirsch- AU Woric Guaranteed • For Store Front* *nd result has been more contend Mele was fired. some fellows out who never clam chowder (homemade of of Hlrsch-Wels and Camel tents 36-hole total of 135-two strokes the 7,221-yard Deerwood course, — Also — thing different. Weis with your choice of da Texaco Lubrication Service aU sizes of windows ing teams in each league,” he Here’s how he answered my played. course), fish cakes, french behind leaders Tony Jacklin and the entire remaining field was FURNITURE CLBANINO It has been said many times in this area, featuring the latest cron, down and thermo-fill fill We Give Green Stamps s For Table Topo said. question: "A club’s spring record isn’t that you have only to name fries, fried clams, fried scal dry finish materials with exter ing. Doug Sanders—into today’s strokes of the leading — home in Indiana : “ ‘^ e '” omMtltion at the Dart- even the Big Ten championship. OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. "I don’t know how the Amer ” It’s important for everyone important. Don’t get me wrong, pair. any kind of fish and you will lops, fried shrimp and fish and ior aluminum frames that can Are you a fishing enthusiast? ican League can be any better to play, especially for the young- I want to win, but I’m not go third round. are three runner-up tro mouth College pool. he quickly built the Hooslers SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON Hugh Royer, 31-year-old for find it at Manchester Seafood. chips? You will enjoy these de be set up in minutes. There are If so, Manchester Surplus Sales this season than it was last sters. They are all down here ing to win at all costs and not Nlcklaus echoed Palmer’s sto- phies and one for third Htokcox broke the American ‘mo ^ national swimming pow- licious foods and so will your umbrella tents, cabin tents, pup mer University of Georgia golf- STEVENSON’S Uoring Ventura, the owner of is the place to go for they have TOURAINE year, unless we win It,” Ermer to play, and to impress if they see what some of the young- ry aoid added his own; “ After I ;_ ;...... ; ‘vvas‘(me stroke teWndatT^^^ all COVereci with a record of 62.3 seconds In the ®’"- Manchester Seafood, makes an family. One thing to remem and play tents In stock, ready a new supply of rods and reels, J. A. WHITE stated. can. sters can do under game con- showed him what he was doing ceWitt b ig Sign saying. The hell „ ...... They have won their confer- ber—order enough, for the en to go —a tent for every budget. 100-yard backstroke with a IVI effort at ail times to have every all put together, ready to use. ditions,” he summed up. wrong, he turned around and ai Balding, Chi Chi W e ' r e clocking of 62 seconds flat in the c.nce title for eight straight tire family will want seconds. Stop In now and make your For the first time in years “ I want every man who is with second— No. 1.” ESSO variety possible—and at rea A good variety of lures, plugs, PAINTS G L A S S C O . One comes away more im- said I had the same trouble,’’ pj^rlgiiez and Gardner Dlckln- Today the Hoosler swimming preliminaries, than won the fl years, and have captured many Call Manchester Seafood at choice while the stock is full. the American League pennant sent down (to the minor leagues) preliminaries, than won 405 MAIN ST. sonable prices. He orders in flies.wet aud dry to Insure a 31 Bissell S t—TeL 649-7828 race In 1967 stole the play to leave with a good taste, a pressed with Ermer, and his Nlcklaus reported. “ I changed son at 135 team appeared ready to make it nals in 62 2 ’ other championships, but the small quaiiitities so that all the 649-9937 any Thursday or Fri James Parr, owner of the store, good catch. Spinning and cast FOR BEST RESULTS thinking, after every visit. and it helped my game too.’ TEL. 649-5533 day and place your order; It will be happy to help you In away from the National League, feeling that he was given a Another' stroke back were official. established another big one has always eluded them. fish in the store is always ing outfits for fresh water, salt Nlcklaus had to take another Bobby Nichols, Julius Boros, "It would take a miracle to swimming the 400-yard First, when Counsllman had fresh, and places his orders will be ready to take out at the any way. water and surfers. Creels to put * Tune-Ups time you specify. Manchester Dining canopies are very drastic step to avoid elimination Don January and Richard Mar- stop them now,” one veteran o^ ,nj,y[d’ual medley in 4:10.9 to some of his best teams from with small fishing vessels Uiat your catch in are available. PAUL'S from the tourney at the halfway tinez. server said after record-smach- jj^g previous NCAA meet 1961 to 1963, Indiana was on sus- * Engine Cleaning make port every night and then Seafood is open daily, Tuesday much in favor for use in the They also have hip boots and TURNPIKE One Loss Will Eliminate Site Changed through Saturday. backyard, to attach to the house PAINT SUPPLY point. Dan Sikes, playing in his 1^8 Charlie Hickcox and captain ^ 4:12.0. pension from post-season NCAA the fish Is shipped directly to chest waders. For those who like ” I decided to change my putt- home town, had 137. So did Bill Utley teamed up Friday to „ , , . olvmDian Don competition because of football * Minor Repairs Mianchester Seafood—and you or tent. They are free standing, TEXACO The Elvin Hayes - East to tie their own flies, there are 645 MAIN STREET Hawks from NBA Playoffs ing style on the last nine,” he Gary Player. Steve Reid and k»ep Indiana a t o p j^ e team Yale led ^y^Olymp^w Don A certainly can taste a difference with five aluminum poles to sup Hartford Explorers exhibi * Stamps fly tieing kits. All kinds of Tel. 649-0300 said. ” It couldn’t hurt anything. A1 Geiberger. standings in the 46th aniiual Schollander won the Starting in 1964, the Hoosiacs in their fish. Radio Today port the canopy; the center pole hooks, floats, everything you Open 24 Hours A Day tion basketbaU game Satur swimming champlon- The St. Louis Hawks, who ran Minn., today, I did exactly the opposite of Any one of that group could NCAA swimming champion- free-style, and an- finished runner-up to Southern April is the last month for telescopes so It can be set over could want in the fishing line. Firestone Tires day night will be played at WDBC—1360 a table. They come in green or away with the Western Division jgff Mullins who had 35 points the East Hartford High what I had been doing on my reach the $20,000 rainbow’s end. ships.Tim "Doc” Counsllman the chored the 400-yard free-style California three times in a row. oysters, so why not enjoy them 1:00 Mike MUlaxd As a convenience to his custom JimTim "nne” Doc nminsilman. Dounsiiman, the me cnorea American Last year, they were again to the utmost ? You can use 1:00 Long John Wade blue, and because they are so Quality Line Products tlUe, suddenly and surprisingly sent the Hawks closer to the School Gym and not the Pen team to on ------Osfrinsky THE 1:00 D l^ Roblnaon ers, Mr. Farr has made ar long-frustrated Hoosler coach, retoy , ,, .. beaten out by the Trojans—this them as an oyster cocktail, in a 1:00 News, Sign Off easily put up or taken down — rangements so that you can pick Tool Equipment Gen. Repairers License find themeelves bedng run out of sidelines when he hit a 16-foot ney Gym as previously wasn’t quite that sure, but even record 3:04.1 clocking as the WBCH—010 a matter of 15 minutes — they tho National Basketball Asso- bank shot with 'six seconds left announced. Tickets are avail Elis vaulted from fourth to sec- time for second place as Star- DEALER IN WASTE stew, or escalloped, and noth 1:00 Matinee up your fishing license at the Comer Broad and Goal That Wasn^t^—Costly^ he couldn’t hide his optimism. ing surpasses the flavor of 1:30 Hartford Highlights can be moved from place to store. Rental dation playoffs. for San Francisco’s victory. able at Nassiff Arms and 'We’re a lot better off than ond place with 199 points to In- ford won the tlUe. MATERIALS C lt t h ! 1:00 News Middle Tpke. West The Hawks stood only one gj ^o^ig ^ad spent much of Ray’s Restaurant. Ray’s This year, the Indiana swim Chesapeake Bay oysters. (:30 Gaslight we expected to be going into the diana s ^ 6.. Lobsters are so high that !:00 Quiet Hours "We Rent Most Everything’’ Phone 643-2176 game from elimination today huffing and puffing to Restaurant will play the Wil Bruins Hopes Extinguished final day,” he said. "Friday Southern California stood mers figures it was once again Luncheons and Dinners WTIC—1080 group. Mrs. E. David Hawkins, after the San Francisco War- catch the Warriors, who led 65- low Inn In a prelim at 6:45. the Trojans they had to contend RAGS, IRON they are almost priced right 1:00 News Purse Found, was sort of a bonus. I have to third with 150, Stanford had 126, Tuesday thru Sunday organist and choirmaster at A P riors rebounded from a dlsas- 49 half and by 20 early In A light that failed has left the place Is worth $760 per man. .. ^^gj tj,e field was far with, and the.rest of that s l^ lii out of the picture, but fortu 1:16 Monitor Emanuel, will direct the chorus SCRAP METAL nately there are frozen lobster 1:30 Opera Madame Butterfly trous third quarter and j^jg third quarter before falling Boston Bruins groping In the The first place fooVYlteam nlotroplays No 93 * ^ r J F .... lOCk0F rOOITI FCSLO^ Entertainment Nightly 1:66 Encore But $82 Gone and orchestra. tails and frozen lobster to fall 1:00 Monitor EQUIPMENT squirmed to a 108-107 viotory behind 97-95. dark on the final weekend of the and No. 2 meets No. 4 in the coming up on the last “ Guys are falling in that we USC. in the Gibson Lounge A pair of thefts was reported Vocal soloists include choir nON WILLIS RSox Hurler and PAPER back on, and these are priced 1:00 News 935 CENTER STREET Friday night in Oakland. Don Ohl brought the Hawks National Hockey League sea- playoffs, with 1 and 2 getting ., ju3t: cant believe,” said Indiana “ We’re getting a little tired of 1:15 Sports Pinal In Manchester yesterday alter members Viola Mahoney, Hazel Third place San Francisco, 731 PARKER ST. 860 Main St, Eoat Hartford reasonably enough so that you 1:30 Other Side of Day two citizens discovered proper Anderson, Lorraine Johnson. MANCHESTER back a final time with two bas son. the odd game at home in a sev- Counsllman, in his pre-meet breaststroke ace Don McKenzie, finishing right behind them,” can give the family a real treat. WPOP—1410 GARAGE which finished 13 games behind The Bruins’ hopes for a sec- en-game series. estimates, hoped his team "Everybody’s coming through. McKenzie said Friday. "This TeL 643-6735 or 643-6879 ’Bel^hooe 289-4859 1:0O Woody Show ty missing. The cantata was written by 649-2052 kets in the last 30 seconds for a Makes Strong the Hawks in regular season ond place finish in the East Dl- The goal judge’s failure to j,e somewhere near the It’s amazing, kind of a perfect year, they figured they had it Why not broil lobster tails with 5:00 Lee "B abl” Simms Show Patricia Kenniff, 82 Kennedy Bach for Easter Day in 1724 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 107-106 lead, but he missed from a rich crumb dressing? Use WINF— 1230 play, now holds a 3-1 game lead 3^ seconds re vision were all but extinguished flash the red light in Boston y^^yg . the kind of thing you made. They figured we were n I ‘ 00 Dr., told police that she began and paints a stark, vivid picture frozen lobster meat in a salad, 1:10 Jack Drees on Sports in the best-of-seven division Bid to Open as they went into toelr next-to- could prove doubly^co^y to^Es- events always dream of.” bunch of psych-outs, but we’ve to miss her pocketbook late yes of Christ’s trial and suffering Spociolixing in malning after Mullins hit. in a newiburg, or^lobster ther- 1:15 S p e ^ Up semifinal series. The fifth game last regular season game to- posito, tied with Detroit’s Gor BUY 1:30 Stretching a Buck terday and thought she had and His ultimate redemption, Los Angeles took a 47-40 lead today. Counsllman has had those really been potoUng for this PONTIAC SELL 4:00 ^ e a k Up will bo Sunday in St. Louis. WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) night at Montreal. And the only die Howe for second place— But the Hooslers, obviously dreams for .j....,quite _a while,...... but meet all year, and you see the S:10 Worid This Week merely misplaced It until, after according to a description of the AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SERVICE at halftime and increased it to AND COINS TRADE Los Angeles, which took sec- 70 55 behind Elrfn Bavlor but Santiago, who spent consolation they had was a too- three points behind the Hawks’ ,,r e d \ p ‘W 't h e ir blg^Vhange^^ something' has'“ always"” haj^ results." 8:30 Weekend a thorough Interior search, she work by Mrs. Hawkins. She also ^-55 behind much of the 1967 season In the apology from a confused Stan Mikita—in the individual ______s Buying silver certificates 7:00 News said "The music intensifies this Front End Alignmont ond In the West four games be- two ------—j " , ’ • One of New England’s 7:10 Sports Time located it In her back yard, hind St. Louis, continued to cut it to scoring derby. 7:15 Speak Up Hartford minus • the $82 in cash It con picture, not merely creating- _a SUPPLIES largest inventories 8:10 Jack Drees While the Bruins bristled, TEMPEST United Rerit-QUA. tained. mood, but by underscoring the General Repair Work move along aa expected, taking and D^r^lT lmhoR ? s Ancient coins in stock 8:15 Speck Up Hartford a 3-1 lead over fourth-place Chi- ri"Lhpd'wlth 27 Boston Red Sox. nor official at the Boston Gar- Philadelphia’s young Flyers SALES and SERVICE 9:00 News Fred Busiere, 16 Proctor Rd. text . . . weeping, rejoicing, PLUS Connecticut Valley 9:40 Speak Up Hartford mocking and adoring, on a level cago by beaUne the Bulls 93-87 nnisnea wun . . armed right- den,. admitted Friday he erred poised for a final assault on the 368 BURNSIDE AVE. i:30 Barry Parber reported that two seta of keys MACHINE SHOP In Chicago. The Lakers can Kentucky held a 47-46 inter- hander became the first Boston in failing to signal an apparent expansion West Division title, Coin Co. 2:00 News and a flashlight of undetermin of genius not yet surpassed.- Any PAUL DODGE EAST HAR'TFORD sadness which may be ex DuPONTS wrap up their set Sunday night mission lead and quickly in- pitcher to go the distance and second period tally by Boston’s The Flyers, left homeless two 97 Center St., Manchester able value, were taken from his SERVICE In Los Angeles. creased it at the start of the helped his cr.-.iLC v. 1th a three- phu Esposito during the Bruins’ weeks ago when part of the 043-6295 289-6333 automobile as It was parked out pressed in the English transla PONTIAC, INC. Daily— 10 A.M.-6 PJW. Anthracite Declines tion of the title is dispelled by Stop ’n Go In the American Basketball quarter. It grew to as run homer Friday night as the 5.4 loss to the New York Rang- Philadelphia Spectrum roof Power and Hand Tools side his house late Thursday or Thurs. and Frl. WHEELING, W. Va.—U.S. bi the development of Christ’s vic Association, Kentucky kept *uuch as 12 in the final session Red Sox snapped a three-game grs Thursday night. blew off, can grab the crown by 878 Main S t—Tel. 649-2881 10 A.M.-9 PJIL Painting and Decorating early yesterday morning. MANCHESTE things much closer with a 94-88 Minnesota never caught up. losing streak with a 5-3 exhibi- - i made a mistake and I ad- beating or tying Pittsburgh to- Tools tuminous coal and lignite mines tory over the grave, expressed Atlantic Service Monday— Closed had an output of 549 million jubilantly in the “ Hallelujah’s” trlumph over Minnesota in Kentucky, which finished lion victory over the Baltimore mit it,’’ Bailey said. “ A picture night at Quebec City. Garden and Land Tools Prop: “Rudy” buPont Louisville, evening their best- fourth, was led by Darel Car-Orioles before 5,716 fans at Mi- of the play In the paper shows They lead second place Los Baby, Household, Party tons last year, up nearly 3 per which conclude each verse.” AUTO PARTS Lutheran Choir oMlve series,at 2-2. That East- rier’s 29 points. Second-place ami. that the puck went into the net. Angeles by two points, but the and Banquet Supplies cent from 1966. The average val 270 BROAD SI 128 East Center Street Invalid Needs ue at the mine climbed frorrl em Division semifinal playoff Minnesota got 22 each from Mel “ Santiago has never looked pm sorry it happened. At the Kings have just one more game C, 1 Dube Tool Co. To Sing Cantata Phone: 649-6977 $4.54 per ton to $4.77. Anthra Car^ Motorcycle will be decided at Bloomington, Daniels and Sam Smith. , better,” veteran catcher Elston time I could have sworn It to play, at Oakland tonight. m Drill Jig Bushings ______^------— Howard said. "He’s been pitch- didn’t go in.” cite output, 12 million tons, was OPEN Featuring a complete line of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Steel and Carbide On Palm Sunday Atlantic Products plus ing great. He looks like one of Barring a collapse by New down 7 per cent. Reported Stolen , . .. tangle again Sunday on the Pen- Special Reamers A Bach Easter , Cantata, SAT. TO 5 P.M. General Automotive ; in its final two games, toe ^^Ird place V- i Decimal Sizes From GUNLIFFE ^ An automobile and a motor "Christ Lag In Todesbanden,” Repairing league. ’ gjal that wasn t will cost the M j^ g o ta and fourth place St. 3 .030 thru .500 In Steps of .001 cycle were stolen from Man MOTOR SALES (Christ Lay in Death’s Dark Jose, who had a 12-4 record In Bruins $500 per man plus toe guncude a weekend Meyer Steel Plug Gages Bonds,) will be presented Psalm chester residents In separate in In Steps of .001 cidents yesterday. 50 games last season, took mat- home Ice edge in toe opening home-and-home set In the Twin Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parts EXPERT AUTO BODY and Sunday at 4:30 p.m. by the ters Into his own hands while round of the Stanley Cup Play- KIDDIE Choir of Emanuel Lutheran Raymond Clifford, 396 Hart Ball Lock Pins FENDER REPAIRS ford Rd, reported that his 1960 trailing 2-1 in toe seventh in- offs. Pittsburgh, three points be- Boiite Boring Bars— Carbide ENAMEL and LACQUER Church at the church. Ronald Painfing— Decorating n‘" 8 - , . play at De- ^o^, KORRAL Erickson, tenor, and Charles Oldsmobile sedan was taken In 5lyls, EUgant* Also Representing Other REFINISHINGS Need Tires? Shooting for the opening as- trolt tonight and then entertain „ g ^ from the Manchester High And Comfort By GUILD Lundell, bass, will be g;uest solo COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL slgnment against toe Tigers at Montreal’s division champs Sun- j, beating toe Flyers twice—if Quality Manufacturers REASONABLE PRICES DAY CARE CENTER School teacher’s parking lot AT LOW - LOW PRICES ist. The public is invited. Detroit April 9, Santiago wanted day afternoon, lead Boston by Mtonesota takes two from toe ' CADELAC LIMOUSINE 5 John, East Hartford—289-6450 RT. 83— VERNON, CONN. Hourly • Daily s Weekly A string ensemble from the sometime during the day. Clif Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service WIODINOI 4 tPICIAL OCCASIONI Responsible Care for 2. 3, ford said he left one set of keys ,to go the distance—and he made four points and need just one Blues. Just Above the Traffic Manchester Civic Orchestra will Complete Insurance Coverage sure he could without a loss. more to nail the runner-up spot. ' ______4, 5-yr. olds from 7 a.ni. to in the ignition and the spare set Csll Mss«hMt«r 649-7853 Circle perform with the choir. They After Tony Conlgliaro singled The Bruins, three points up on ______6 p.m. Monday thru Sat in the glove compartment. Est. 1915 Price $ale are Dorothy Nichols, first violin; Vi TEL. 643-0016 and Rico Petrocelll walked, fourth place Chicago, .^ ke on TENNIS UPSET— Nancy Richey, left, returns serve on her way to ^pset vie urday. Thomas P. O’Brien, 427 High Read Herald Ads Hot Lunches Served Barbara Embser, second violin; TRUCK TIRES — 6 to 12 Ply Santiago unloaded a long homer Toronto at home Sunday after tory over reigning Wimbledon and U.S. tennis champion, Billie Jean King, land St. told police that his 1960 9 Delmont St„ Manchester Sylvia Helfrich, viola; Miriam in the seventh Inning, putting their clash with the Canadiens. Rec Notes Harley Davidson motorcycle, WM. DICKSON & SON ULTRA PREMIUMS right, in yesterday’s semifinal match in Madison Square Garden Challenge 649-5531 Ryan, viola, and Elizabeth Boston in front 4-2. The Black Hawks play at Toron- Special valued at more than $1,600 was Tel. 649-0920— Manchester, Ckmn. Trophy Tournament. Richey came from behind to win 12 games in a row. Brown, cellist. Edith Petersen, After Robinson’s homer, San- to tonight, then wind up at home taken from the front lawn of a PREM IU M S Free Stora^te pianist, will accompany the tiago retired 21 of the next 22 against Detroit, WEST SIDE EVENTS friend who resides at 48 Linden On All Summer batters before Buford’s pinch Each player on toe second Pool and Plhg Pong Tourna- St., late yesterday. FIRST LINE Giant-Killer For Women’s Final Tonight Clothes Cleaned homer in toe eighth. place team collects $1,260. Third ments have been concluded at Both incidents are under in By U s WIDE TRACS ------toe West Side Recreation Cen PLYWOOD CENTER vestigation. ter. Winning toe Pee-Wee Pool As Nancy Faces Australia’s Judy Tegart • m MtM ffii Job. . . wt hivt just tbi rliM Du Pont ALL FULL 4-PLY Tournament was John Farrand . Brtog/Your Clothes, who defeated Richard Silver Richey won toe last 12 games in flin t (or it . . In colors to matdi inything! Havo i GownsT^Suedes, Drapes, Lapp Plaza NEW YORK (AP) — Little fiercest. question on color?. . . what to use?. . . how to do It? CHICKEN KING NO TRADE NEEDED Winter Skeef Shoof in toe final match. Clem Me- Nancy Richey plays Australia’s It may give tennis a needed a row against toe woman who is Bedspreads, SUp Covers Route 83, Vernon M U l US lof o.'sporl balp on yow n u l painting job. For Quality Cleaning NO DOWN PAYMENT Geown won toe Pee-Wee Ping Judy Tegart In the giant-killer shot in the arm, comparable to rated the world’s best, holder of s To The 875-4304 and Delicatessen MANCHESTER Pong Tournament by defeating women’s final tonight in the the feuds between Helen Wills the Wimbledon, U.S. and Aus Moody and Helen Jacobs in toe tralian championships. 419 Main St. Manchester TAKE 6 MONTHS TO PAY Jim Scully. Madison Square Garden Chal PARKADE IT'S SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION Chris Kearns won toe Midget lenge Trophy Tournament, but 1930s. “ I’ve never blown one like E^Jtdinson RAI NT CQ MERROW ROAD — NORTH OOVEN7TRY The 6-3, 115-pound Miss Rich that before—I just ran out of Ping Pong Tournament defeat toe world’s tennis fans won’t be SEZ HERE Open Daily . gas,” a dazed Mrs. King said 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4501 CLEANERS mSGOUNT ing A1 Little. In toe final game, happy until Nancy gives a re ey rallied from one set down EVERY SUNDAY AT 10:00 A.M. imd 1-6 in the second, fought off afterward. BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK Next To Liggett Drug Fried Barbecued Chicken decided Wednesday night Tim turn match to Billie Jean King. 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Also odd paper removed, ceilings, etc. Interesting position as sten EXPERIENCED lady for iron- dLERK-’TiFp ISt"' DISSOLUTION OF For Your 1962 FORD convertible, Sunlin- jobs. 644-8962. Fully insured, 649-1003. ographer in the Personnel Dept, of large local area ing, one day a week. Call 649- -leam ’rucking operations, good PARTNERSHIP Informatloii equipped, $695. Call r e WEAVING of bums, moth msiDE-outside painting. Spe firm. Company offers free 7869. chance for advancement, truck Notice is hereby given that holes, zippers repaired. Win cial rates for people over 65. parking subsidized cafe CLERK — t y p is t s -8 -4 :30, ing background helpful , not the partnership known as Man dow shades made to measure, Call my competitors, then call chester Esso, heretofore con- t h e h e r a l d will not 1963 FALCXiN station wagon, teria, complete benefit pro Monday - Friday, no Satur essential, hours 1 p.m.-11 p.m. $600. Also 13’ Scotty trailer. all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys me. Estimates given. 649-7863. gram including health and Apply Mashkin Freight Lines, ducted by Thomas G. Cantone ditcloee the IdentlMy A middle of Manchester. No STENOGRAPHER —transcrip- Fast delivery. Reasonable, call down payment, no interest ceptional fringe benefits in Tuesday, April 2, 1968 643-1913. tionist willing to learn MP-ST a substantial company ap The Board of Directors will NIMROD camping trailers — charges. Interested person operation and PBX switch P erso n als sales and service. Camper call Sun Oil Co. 668-3400. Eve ply at The Carlyle Johnson INVITATION conduct a public session Tues board for relief. Good typist. Machine Company, 52 Main day, April 2, 1968 from 9 00 Town, Route 140, East Wind Roofing— Siding 16 nings call______E.\cellent Jeff Keith, 647-9546. salary. Fringe bene- TO BID a.m. to 11:00 fl.m. in the Mu- INCOME TAXES prepared by sor, Conn. Open evenings and Street, Manchester, Conn. R*e*ntar'‘^aUabl“ TOe ' ^ S T In roofing - and LUNCHEONETTE for rent or fits. Manthester Office. Call Telephone 643-1531. Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. weekends. Rental avaiiaoie. t h e BBHI in ^«ng ana ______Mrs Keiiv 649-5361. Mrs. Kelly, 649-5361. Sealed bids wiU be received ?‘‘=tirr:^l;;inrs® ® ^7s?g^e?. roof- repair. lease. Small investment, good at the office of the Pureh^ung 643-7707. return. Call 643-2125 between 9 PART-TIME HELP, must Agent, 41 Center Stree., Man- Future sessions will be held INCOME Tax Returns prepar a.m.-4:30 p.m. over 18 Armlv in oerson U-A MAN WANTED for shipping, Chester, Conn., until April 18, the first Tuesday of each month ed. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329. Motorcycles— ROOFING, siding, carpentry. 1 ■ ■ ^ ^Manchester receiving and delivery. r Also A 1968,O ^at i- 11:00 a a.m., -v m for OPAINT- A T'Njn^— / fromm m mm A9:00 • A /\ r a.m. t m.-» fto m 411:00 1 • AA na.m. * (artin Gutters and ceilings. Workman man with electrical back- in g OF UNION STREET the Municipal Building Hearing RIDE WANTED from Vernon Bicycles 1i ship guaranteed. Call R. Dion, Help Wanted— ground for counter sales. Ap- BRIDGE AND CHAIN LINK Room and the third Thursday St. to Rockville, Prospect St. 1968 TRIUMPH Bonneville, TR 643-4352. Female 35 WOMAN WANTED as a com ply Economy Electric Supply, PENCE. month frorn 6.30 p.m. area, leaving between 8 and panion and light housekeeping 36 Oak St., 647-9901. Bid forms, plans and specifi- E 120, 650 cc, excellent condition. WAITRESSES -— full and part- 8:30 a.m. Call 643-6128, Reasonable. 876-2683. duties. Call 649-5724 after 3 ------,-----cations are available at the Municipal 0 ^ Roofing ond time, local married ladies pre p.m. MALE production workers, purchasing Office, 41 Center I. Garslde Jr. TAX RETURNS prepared in 1966 HONDA Scrambler 306, Chimneys 16>A ferred. Apply 2-5 p.m. Knudsen Openings on first shift. Start- g^roet, Manchester, ConnecU- Secretary your home, reasonable. 649- with extras. Excellent condi Country Fare, 1100 Burnside WAITRESS WANTED early ing rates $2.42 per hour. Ap- Board of Directors 5866. tion. 649-9736. ROOFING — Specializing Ave., East Hartford. morning hours, 6:30 a.m. - 1 plications excepted ‘daily. Call Town of Manchester, Manchester, Connecticut pairing roofs of all kinds, new vvattrESS w~^ t ^ " ~ E ; ^ - P *" ' working conditions, Mrs. Marge Hampson, 643-5163 ■ Connecticut Dated at Manchester, Connecti- 1966-VESPA GL| excellent con- gpitter work,---- - chimneys w a it r e ss wameo isxper Childers, 643-9940. Rogers Corporation,' Mill and ienced preferred but not neces- Robert B. Weiss, cut this 22nd day of Mai'ch, Automobiles For Sale 4 dltioh, practically new, Includes gie^^ned and repaired, 30 years’ Oakland St., Manchester. An General Manager 1968 large style windshield. Actual experience. Free estimates. sary. Apply Cavey’s Restau- CLEANING WOMAN two days equal opportunity employer. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? mileage 716. $276. Interested, rant, 45 E. Center St. per week. $2.00 per hour. Must Bankrupt, repossession? Hon Call Howley provide own transportation. call Wally Fortin, 643-6310 or 8333. est Douglas accepts lowest 646-4661. Call 649-3800. down, smallest payments, any where. Not small loan finance ■WAITRESSES HOUSEWIVES — Easy $$$ Heotingand Plumbing 17 quick selling exclusive product. company plan. Douglas Business Sarvices Immediate Openings Motors, 346 Main. M ft M Plumbing ft Heating. Full or part-time, days or eve Offarad 13 Service calls our specialty. No Several high school juniors nings. 233-9644. YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. job Is to small. Free estimates or sophomores, 16 years old 1956 OLDSMOBILE, $25. Not In Cellars, attics, yard and gladly given.'Call 649-2871. needed for part-time work running condition. 643-0316. small trucking done A-1 right. after school. Good hourly pay,- plus good gratuities. I- 1966 MUSTANG — hardtop, V-8, Call Tremano Trucking Serv WOMEN ice toll free, 742-9487. Milliiraryi Apply in person radio, heater, power steering. Dressmaking WANTED We have intei'esting jobs open for you on all 3 shifts! Attractive wages, Call 649-9776. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also BRASS KEY moving large appliances. Burn FOR ALTERA’nONS neatly and Part-time male salesman group insurance and profit sharing benefits! Why not drop in and sw us? 1967 DODGE DART GT, V-8, reasonably done In my home. in retail store. Good automatic transmission, fully ing barrels delivered, $4 . 644- RESTAURANT 1775. Call 843-8750. hours. Approx. ,20 hours equipped. Call 649-0032 between per week. Ideal for a re 5-6:80 p.m. TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, HOSTESS — Night work in tiree. building lots cleared, trees top- EXPERIENCED in Drespmak- cluding week ends. Four nights AIDON SPIHNING MILL Cerp. roof, good condition, $376. 643- ped. Got a tree problem? Well Ing and alterations. 647-9607. per week. Must be neat appear- Apply 9041 after 6 p.m. worth phone call, 742-8262. DRESSMAKING and alterations ing and enjoy meeting people. TALCO’TTVILLE, CONN. ■ I O B , ruFVROLET Impala V-8. WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec- on all ladles’ and children’s Will train. Apply in person on- Blish Hardware ?^!L ^ n d u ?o n new battery ializlng In tree and shrub care, clothing, zippers replaced, etc. y. Howard Johnson, 394 Tol- ' S tJ^res S . e^3-81ol Reasonable prices. 643-0741. land Turnpike. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1968 PAGE FOUimSEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN H orn For Solo 72 Artklos For Solo 45 For Ront 66 and United Illuminating Com MANCHESTER — 6 room Oo- H o m m s For Sola 72 Houtot For Solo 72 Out Of Town APARTMENT, 8% rooms. Out Of Town Breaks Occur panies. BEnnrs mld lonlal, sunporeh, lU baths, 3- For Solo 75 This year's edition gives a Separate building on bus line. WOLVERTON AGENCY — SIX ROOM Colonial, very clean For Solo 75 SAVE SAVE oar garace, tread lot Priced At L. T..Wood. picture of the many new and In Ideal for couple. Grove St. l o v e l y CAPE Ideal 4 room Ranch, with two and sound condition, central, CAPES, Ranches, Raised BITUMINOUS CLASSIFIED ROUTE 88,. Hsbnn. 78 aer* DookvUle. CaU 640-3871. to sett, $19,900. Hayes Afenoy, bedrooms, 10 x 9 and 12 x 12, large treed lot. 2-car garage. teresting careers offered young SWIMMING POOL farm with 6 room heusa. 2 Ranches at prices you can af 6464181. living room, kitchen, bath and H. M. Frechette Realty, 647- Two Residences people within our state's di Rolling Park area, 6 rooms large bams. Approximately 980 ford. Call for particulars. Wes full basement. On 60’ x 120' 9993. versified industries. plus finished rec room, ipLET LEVEL, 8 rooms, 1^ fast on State highway, stream ley R. Smith Construction Co., ADVERTISING Redwood pool 20’x24‘, one Rosort Proporty treed lot. Approximately $4,800 Three breaking and entering ^he project, now in its thlr- DRIVEWAYS year old. Originally $1,800. newly remodeled kitchen, baths, family room, den, fourth ’THE VERY BEST. ’Twelve- on property, good for horsos 643-1667. For Ront 67 to assume 5^ per cent mort Incidenta occurred In Manches- teenth year, has been endorsed Parking Areaa • Gaa Statlona • Basketball Courts Must Bell, make an offer. L-shaped living room-dlnlng bedroom, garage, $27,600. Phll- room contemporary with In or beaf. (Sompletsly fenced, ad CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS gage at $96.22 a month, $16,800. COVENTRY — Immaculate mo ter late Thursday evening or by Governor John Dempsey; Now Booking for Seasonal Work COTTAGES for rent —Gardner room area with fireplace, brlok Agency Realtors, 649- law suite. 3’^4 baths, 3-car ga jacent to stats forrast. Immedl- State Commissioner of Educa Wolverton Agency Realtors, demised 4 bedroom Colonial, early yesterday morning. 8 AJE. to 4:80 PJI. Lake. Modem, lakefront, free newly installed storm win 6847. ^ rage. 3-zone heat. Parklike occupancy. T.J. Crockett Real tion William J. Sanders, and Call 643-1723 dows, large comer lot. 649-2818. Formal dining room, large llv- Fifteen dollars In bills and a i vif Early Bird Special brochure, pictures. Arrowhead MODERN RANCH, large living yard Includes swimming pool. tor. 8M-1677. president Grove, Route 354. Colchester, ing room, den, 2 baths, front an undetermined amount of ''.® ". COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. room with ftreplace, 8 bed SIX ROOM Ranch with 8 bed Best address In town. Original of the Connecticut Personnel Conn. 242-9278, 848-7178. TOLLAND and rear stairways to second change was taken from a cash , ,, , , lO'/o DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL Sth OWNER rooms, m baths, city utilities. rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, plans available. Mr. Fllloramo, floor, 2 car garage. 2 sheds, register Inside the L. T Wood “ " ‘1 t-uldance A.,soclatlon. 4tH PJL DAT BKFOBB PVBUOATION Utehsn has built-in oven, Belflore Agency, 643-6121. DREAM HOUSE? ? All work Personally Supervised. We are 100% insured. HOT BED SASH for sale, $8. PRIVACY under the pines. Lit $23,900. Phllbrlck Agency, large lot. Mid 20’s. Bel Air Real Locker Plant, 51 Blssell St., af- DeadItM f«r SatardBjr aBd Mwiday la 4>M p.m. FHdaj. 643-8601 range, formal dining room, We think sq and Invite your each. 644-1438 tle Sebago Lake, Gray, Maine Realtors, 649-6847. Estate, 643-9332. ter burglars entered the busi- SINCE 1920 x ’ living room with unique MANCHESTER — ideal loca Inspection of this large cen (near Portland), sleeps 0, 18 20 tion, 6 room Cape, 4 down, ne.s.s office through an outside DeMAIO BROTHERS WEtXi KEPT carpets show the fireplace arrangement. T w o ter entrance Colonial with CALI, 643-7691 private beach, $100. weekly. 2 up, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 large CARL ZINSSER has a brand ice vault, police said. he SALE IS NOW results of regular Blue Lustre MANCHESTER — Beautiful is years old. If this sounds like breezeway and 2 car ga D IA L 643-2711 644-0380. MANCHESTER enclosed porches, nice comer new Cape with a full shed Ellen _ _Soader, 114 Richmond spot cleaning. Rent electric the thought on this 8 room your kind of house you may rage. Just 4 years old in lot with trees. This home is In dormer giving Colonial sized ■ j^j. reported that a quiet cat IN PROGRESS shampooer, $1. Paul’s Paint Raised Ranch, IH baths, want to talk to us. Wolverton ’’move Into” condition. $27,- excellent condition. Ride by 88 bedrooms. I'A bat^hs, garage, burglar crept through a laun ConriniMd From ProcodIng Pago and Wallpaper Supply. formal dining room, kitchen CUSTOM BUILT Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 600. Call John Sledesky, 649- Won tod To Ront 68 Homestead St. Price—$18,500. beautifully located on a tree dry room window in her reai- ARTHUR DRUG with bullt-ins, finished family 5306. shaded lot. Dead end street. CLEANINOEST carpet cleaner 7 ROOM RANCH S O tm i MADf St. area — 6 and Interested, call Gaston Realty, dence and made off with her APARTMENT — Bentley School room with ftreplace, laundry Move right In. Minutes from daughter’s pocketbook and Holp Wantod Molt 36 Holp Woiitod you ever used, so easy too. area, 4 rooms — 2 adults and room, 2-car garage, aluminum 8 flat, with 2-car garaga, stU- 649-6731. B & W Manchester. Call Carl at 643 wallet while members of the Mow or Fomolo 37 Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric one chUd. Call 647-1241. siding. Call early. H, M. Two blocks from Main Ing for $19,900. T. J. Crbekatt MANCHESTER — 2-famlly, 6-7, 5121. Belflore Agency, Realtors. family slept. The wallet con- shampooer, $1. Tile Sherwin- Frechette Realty, 647-9993. Realtor, ea-lOTT. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. MAN wanted to work In lum MAN or woman with car to do Street. Stone front, pcmeled near bus line and parkade, $28,- Williams Co. POLICEMAN and wife desire basement, g;arage, are a Manchester Parkade VERNON — 4 bedroom Raised talned $2. Xerox Copy Service HOWTO ber yard. Must have driver’s light delivery work In Rockville MANCHESTER — Porter ^ 500. 643-0010. apartment in Vernon, Bolton SEVEN ROOM older home, ex- lew of the many extras In Manchester 649-5306 Ranch, beautiful wooded lot. hand some very license. Davis A Bradford Lum area. Students accepted. Call TREAT rugs right, they’ll be a area, 7 room older home, Manchester CONTROL Lake or Manchester area, by cellent condition, on bus line, cluded. Excellent location MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape, carpeting. paneled family nmateur.s, muffed an ^ ber Oo., 200 Tolland St., East 872-4877. delight if cleaned with Blue sound condition, excellent loca MANSFIELD — 7% room Blueprint and Supply, Inc. April 80. Prefer 4 rooms. Call property Includes 2 extra budd leaves nothing to be desired aluminum siding, windows and room, fireplace, rear porch, tempt at looting the Robert Pltz Hartford. Lustre. Rent electric shampoo tion, treed and well landscap Ranch with acreage In a neigh TERMITES 872-6686 after 4 p.m. ing lots. Marlon E. Robertson, on this fine offering. Over doors, shed dormer. Excellent $2',-,000. Oxraer 876-7330. ^®!*‘’®"®®’ 890 Hartford Rd., Manchester er $1. Olcott Variety Store. 'W/iy couldn't you have written a best-seller like the borhood with homea aelllng up __^______5:05 a.m. yesterday after trip- FREE INSPECTION for home Realtor, 048-6968. 1,700 square feet living area ed yard, basement garage — location, beautiful grounds, National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders?" FAMILY of 8 desires rental of only $19,900. H. M. Frechette to $86,000. We are happy to BOLTON — $12,900, cozy ping over a metal tray on the 640-8698 owners. Over I,000.000 DARK rich stone-free loam, on one floor, makes this an $19,900. Mitten Agency Real homes serviced. Our work is WIPCO MILLWORK, Inc. GRAND UNION single house, ownership care. MANCHESTER — spacious 7 Realty, 647-9993. offer you this new home for room Ranch, large kitchen, front porch and encountering GUARANTEED by (1) Bruce- $15. Pool and patio sand, excellent value on today’s tors, 643-6930. Terminln, (2) E. L. Bruce Co., 10 miles radius of Bolton or room home. BixceUent location, $86,000. For more Information cellar, garage, hurry. Hutch- an unobliging, but unlocked 73 Tolland Turnpike stone, fill, gravel, sand and Household Goods 51 Apartments Flate market. FOUR bedroom Dutch Colonial, call the PhUbrlok Agency, 149- Inc. Guarantee INSURED by Has Immediate full-time posi Manchester. 1-423-3541. double gsurage, aluminum sid ins Agency, Realtor, 649-5324. side door, which became caught American Employers' Intur* Manchester tions available: manure. 643-9504. Tenements 63 IH baths, fireplace, bullt-tns, 6347. on a throw rug. The frii.otratcd ance Co. Guarantee available FAMILY OF three looking for ing, large rooms, bus line, IVfc Lots For Sola 73 ALL PIES for the life of the building. garage, 1% acres, w ood ed ,______LAKEFRONT — $12,900. 6 room attempts of the burglar to free New lew cost prottctlen for FOUR PIECE bedroom set, t w o -b e d r o o m town house, 4 room apartment In vicinity baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. HAYES AGENCY We offer you an opportunity to MEAT WRAPPERS $28,800. Suburban. Hutchins COVENTRY — Priced for quick year 'round home, fireplace, the stuck door, woke up the infested and nen*lnfeittd good condition. 649-0879. baths, includes appliances of Washington School. 648-2877 maculate 5% room Raised and PASTRY heuiit — old homes, new grow with us. Boats and Accessories 46 646-0181 Agency, Realtors, 649-8824. sale, 100x100 treed building lot. ‘ cellar. Carlton Hutchins Agen household and they were homes and houses under PRODUCE CLERKS JOE LOMBARDO has listed a Ranch, 2-car garage, 1% baths, construction. 525,000 dam* 3 and utilities. Call J. D. Real days or 647-1768 after 3. cy, Realtors, 649-5324. 16’ MARINE PLYWOOD boat, SALE — Kitchen cabinets, 4-bedroom Colonial with a 2- close to lake, lake privileges forced to flee. age guarantee on qualified PORTER fill CtFllO]!' Estate, 643-5120. MANCHESTER — five lots of large wooded lot, rec room. ARE BAKED HERE There are immediate openings trailer, 46 h.p. Mercury engine bookcase, 8” tiltingtllflMOr car garage in a very con $1,990. Phllbrlck Agency, buildings and contents - MANCHESTER — 7 room ous- record with 7 room house. Pos An excellent family home for BOLTON CENTER Would smalt annual cost. for experienced and controls, skis, many bench saw. 876-6063. WE HAVE customers waiting BusIim s s Proparty venient location. This Is an Im Realtors, 649-5347. Part-time 9-3: tom built brick Colonial Capa, sible apartment site or individ only $22,500. Must be seen. Call you believe a 6-room Ranch, on the PREM ISES! extras, $695. Call 649-3022. for the rental of your apart maculate home with aluminum LEAVING area — Must sell, 3 For Solo 70 In like new condition, 22 acres ual dweUlngs. Bel Air Real EXCELLENT building lot In now. Paul J. Correntl, Real IVi baths, 2-car garage. Gold Light Company WORLD'S LARGEST DRIVERS ment or home. J. D. Real Es siding, aluminum storms and Medallion electric heat, kitch Tlio.v arc so-o-o-o good. . . CASHIERS months new living room set, high scenic land. Priced for Estate, 643-9332. Glastonbury, just ^over one Estate Agency, 643-5363. TERMITE CONTROL tate, 643-6129. screens, copper plumbing,, and en built-ins, one acre lot with SHOP MEN $230; Maple bed $26; box s p r in g ______ADAMS ST — vacant machine quick sale. Hayes Agency, acre. Good frontage on road. Gives Students SERVICE PACKERS Fuel and Feed 49>A shop with 10,000 square feet a completely fenced in yard. JUST LISTED — 3 family, VERNON — 6 room Cape, 2- shade trees, new wall to wall WAREHOUSE MEN and mattress, $W;^ bureau $76; MANCHESTER — 4 room apart- 646-0181. 3-6-6, over $300 monthly in Close to school. Earle S. Ro car garage, aluminum storms, dining room set, 6 piece, $60; on one floor, 2 acres of land, Call Joe now to Inspect this carpeting in a .superb location Career Booklet Gaslight Attractive salary, excellent ben . nijnt. Convenient location. come, 2 car garage, permanent han, Realtor, 643-7433. fireplace. Carruthers Real coffee and end tables, formica 2-famlly house'included, sensi moderately priced line home. THREE FAMILY — possible, for $26,900. For further infor Restaurant Benefits: efits. FOR SALE — good baled hay. Stove, refrigerator and heat siding, city utilities, H. M. Estate, 875-9162. The Hartford Electric Light BRUCE-TERMINIX CO. OF NEW ENGLAND top, $50; electric broom, $25; bly priced. Must sell. T.J. Belflore Agency, 643-6121. presently a two famUy with 100’ LOT WITH 180’ depth. A mation call R. F. Dimock Co., so Oak St., Manchester 8 Paid Holidays Call 643-6486. furnished, $160 per month. Frechette Realty, 647-9993. 049-5245. Co. this week is distributing to 60S New Perk Ave., West Hartford, Conn. 06110 - phone 233-9878 For Personal Interview Apply, and other miscellaneous Items. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. existing rooms for third apart zone, water only. T.J. (Jrockett xOLLAND — Near Parkway, Sick Time Hayes Agency, 646-0131. SEVEN ROOM modem home area high schools its new edi in Manchester, phone 649-5201 643-7484 after 6 p.m. ment. ExceUent income, city COLONIAL 6 rooms, 1% baths, Realtor, 643-1577. Mat 4 room Ranch, 4H acres VERNON — Non-development 3 Pension Program Household Goods 51 MANCHESTER Green — com off Porter St. In one at Man- uUUties, $28,900. Phllbrlck tion of the career booklet, "Your W. H. England Lumber Co., Authorized Local Representaliva A DELUXE duplex. 4^ rooms, mercial, industrial, residential ohesters finest nelghboihoods. like new condition, 2 years old. at land, privacy. Only $14,900. bedroom Ranch, fireplace, rec Opportunities in Connecticut In Major Medical SINGER spring clearance sale baths, refrigerator, range, Agency Realtors, 640-6847. GRAND UNION SINGER automatic zig zag sew package. Look this one over; Custom buUt with many un- $24,500. Phllbrlck Agency Real Hayes Agency, 646-0181. room, garage, country sized dustry.” Read Herald Ads Life Insurance of trade-in sewing machines. heat, hot water, many extras. Resort Proparty ing machine, excellent condi (A) large building with 10,000 usual features. Beautiful park WOLVERTON AGENCY — Tru- tors, 646-5347. treed lot, $19,500. Ray Hol A total of 60,000 copies of the 410 W. Middle Tpke. Portables from $9.95. Con Central, rent $160. Adults, no For Sale 74 SOUTH WINDSOR — rambling tion, monograms, hems, but square feet with plenty of po Uke lot. Priced in the low 80’s. ly a beautiful 6 room Cape in combe, Realtors, 644-1286. booklet have been printed — Apply In Person Manchester soles from $19.95 and Zig Zags pete. 649-4342. Call 649-3666 af MANCHESTER — Immaculate ten room Ranch. Breezeway, 2 tonholes, fancy desigme, etc- tential; (B) A four famUy house By appointment. PhUbrlek an Ideal location. East Hart COVENTRY Lake — 4 room with enough going to high Between 4 P.M. and 6 P.M. from $29.95. All reconditioned ter 4 p.m. 6-room Ranch. Three bed car garage, 2 kitchens, one Originally over $300. Our pr'ce and (C) vacant "C ” zoned lot Agency, 640-6847. ford, minutes from Manches summer cottage. Excellent Wanted— Real EstateTT schools for in-class use and for by Singer experts. Singer Sew rooms, 2 ceramic baths, eat- and two half baths, fireplace, An Equal Opportunity now, $39.80 or pay $8 monthly. which could be used for park- ter, Dead end street. Peace and area, close to water, beautiful distribution of individual copies ing Center, 866 Main St., 643- NEW 3 ROOM apartment, in in kitchen, formal dining room, aluminum siding, large wood ALL CASH for your property Employer Call 522-0931, dealer. 8883. cluding appliances and utili Ing etc. Subject to zoning. T.J. MANCHESTER — a 11 r a ctlve quiet with 76 x 160 lot. Built treed lot. Only $6,600. Hayes to members of one complete I l i i i l l ntw Raisod Ranch, in one of large living room, with brick ed lot. Char-Bon Realty, 843- within 24 hours. Avoid red SALESMEN and crew manag ties. CaU J.D. Real Estate, 643- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. in 1961 and not a scratch. Just Agency, 648-0181. class. Its primary use is as a Manchester’s finest residential wall, fireplace. Full basement 0083. tape. Instant service. Hayai er, experienced or will train. 6129. lovely at $19,900. Wolverton group and personal reference by Musical Instrumants 53 with paneled family room. 2- MOODUS RESERVOIR — 6 Agency, 648-0131. Full, part-time, days, evenings. 19” MOTOROLA portable TV. areas, modem kltehen, dining Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. BOLTON-Coventry line — 6% guidance counselors. It is pro- car garage, cedar fenced beau room Ranch type summer exclu^ve product. Earnings to HAIRDRESSERS wanted, full Call 649-9736. FENDER electric guitar, 3 POUR ROOM duplex, central- Invostmant Proparty room, family room with ftre room L-shaped Ranch, like SELLING YOUR HOME? For duced to assist students In or part-time. Apply In person. ___ tiful landscaped lot. $23,900. $200. weekly. 233-9644. pickups, sway bar, adjustable ly located. Middleaged couple For Solo 70./ place, 2-car garage. $81,000. MANC!HESTER — immaculate home, furnished, on large sized new condition, double garage. prompt courteous service that selecting a career in Connect- The Wlggery Beauty Salon, 826 PRA<3TICALLY new dinette set, Owner, 644-1397. lot, immediate occupancy, $5,- bridge, hard shell case. List preferred. References requir Fhilbrtok Agency Realtors, 640- Garrison Colonial in executive Reduced for quick sale. Hayes gets results, call Louis Dimock 'cut industry. EXPERIENCED man for gen Main St., Manchester, Tuesday cocktail table, never used car TTIREE good Investment prop 6847. prestige neighborhood. Fire- 500. F. M. Gaal Agency, 643- price $340.49, Ward’s price, ed. Write Box ” BB” , Manches- FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE, cen- Agency, 646-0131. Realty, 649-9828. Hartford Electric Light Co. is eral machine work. Able to through Saturday. pet sweeper. 649-0494. erties, offered at $60,000, $32,- placed living room, formal din 2682. $225. You save $116.49. Ward tei Herald. tral location, treed lot. Moder co-sponsor of the booklet with work to blueprints. Good op 900 and $28,600. CaU lor detaUs, WOLVERTUN Agency — need ing room, m baths, rec room, VERNON “ .SOLD” Is what counts. If Connecticut Light and Power, Come on, Pordner PART-TIME custodian nights, Music Co., 840 Main St. op room? Vacaint 6 room Colonial, ate price. Mr. Lombardo, Bel- LAKE HAYWARD — 5 room portunity for capable man. SIX ROOM duplex, adults only, Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, 2 car oversized garage. High you want to sell your house; light cleaning. Apply in person. posite Grant’s. Always open Just celebrating It’s ^th birth fiore Agency, 643-5121. fully furnished summer home NOW 2 — COULD BE 5 Harper Buffing Machine Co. UNCLAIMED references required, $126. 849-6347. elevation. Park like setting. By cash In on our contracts. We Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St., evenings. The oldest music day. All large rooms, bath and with excellent view of the Two family 6 over 6 easily Bring the Family! 289-7471. monthly. Call after 5:30, 649- appointment only, Bel Air IMMACULATE 6 room Cape on can sell your house. Join our Manchester. LAY - AWAY store east of the river. Estab ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — Vi, breezewdy and garage, full lake, financing available, $7,- converted to 5 three room 9223. ^ Real Estate, 648-9882. large wooded lot. Fireplace, satisfied customers. . . call INSPECfTORS — experienced lished 1929. for sale or trade, house with walk-out basement on beauti 500. F. M. Gaal Agency, 643- apartments. Zoned for 6. with aircraft engine parts. All PART.-nhffi evenings Man walk-out basement, aluminum us today. Keith Real Estate, WorliTs Greatest Steak Buys! New 1967 Zig-Zag sewing 90-WATT, P. A. AMP; premier TWO ANDroom apart- four furnished apartments. ful % acre lot. Mid 20’s. Wol- BOWERS SCHOOL, 7 .room 2682. New heating system, sid benefits. Apply to Dean and wife to do Janitorial duties, mente with heat, on Main Central location, new heaters, storms and screens. Char-Bon ing, cabinet built-lns, etc. 649-1922. machine. Sews on buttons, reverb unit and mike mixer. verton Agency, 649-2813. Rambling Cape, 8 or 4 bed Machine Products, 102 Oolonlal\ 524-0620. Street in Manchester. Call 649- newly painted, rent three, live Realty 643-0683. Forced sale, sacrificed at i o N makes button holes, does all All In excellent condition. Call rooms, formal dining room, BUYING or selling or renting Rd. 2290. rent free. $7,600. CaU 649-7868, Out Of Town $20,200. Act now. Mr. Lewis, Sizzlin' Sirloin ENUMERATORS WANTED to the latest fancy work, no 644-8667 after 6. MANCHESTER den, 1% baths, $24,900, PhU- RAISED RANCH on half acre property, please contact F.M. Porterhouse work on Manchester city direc attachments needed. after 6 p.m. brick Agency Realtors, 649- lot, 6 rooms plus family, room For Sola 75 649-5306. Gaal Agency, for quick, cour FAIRWAX STEAK STEAK MECHANIC to work in gas sta FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, F/RSZ tion. Light mechanical work. tory, interviewing residents at hot water, carpeting, range, CAR NOT NEEDED! 6347. with fireplace, 2 baths, priced TOLLAND — charming 6 room teous service. 643-2682. their homes. Apply Price ft Lee Antlquas 55 lor Immediate sale. Wesley B & W DINNER PLATTER ' Apply In person, Amie’s Tex BALANCE $42.20 refrigerator. $155 per month. Land For Sala 71 EIGHT R(X)M Garrison Coloni Ranch, assumable mortgage, Co., Room 3, 489 Main St., Man Walk to schools, stores and R. Smith, Realtor. 643-1667. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ior empty easier boskete T Baked or Bakied Potato aco Station, 318 Adams St., WANTED TO BUY — anUques, Available on or about April 1st. bus. Jarvis built oversized al In a prime, residential area, excellent condition, treed lot, Legal Notices French Fried chester (Odd Fellow Building) Or Terms of $4.25 Per Month Call 643-0089 between 6 and 8 ’TWELVE ACRES, South Wind Manchester Parkade M Manchester. steins, furniture, pewter, lead- beautiful rec room. Priced to Texas Toast 8:30-9:30 a.m, and 2-8 p.m. sor, comer Smith and Clark Ranch, double garage and beautifully treed lot. Features THREE FAMILY — aluminum k Potato Collect lamps, art glass, primitives, p.m. sell. A.G. Burrill Co., 621-3366. Manchester 649-5306 OBDEB OF NOTICE Texas Toast YOUNG MAN — Part-time 2 to Call Capitol Manager St., 1600’ road frontage. CaU a magnificent screened Include 2^ baths, kitchen bullt- siding, 2-car garage, convenient AT A CX3URT OF PROBATE, Salad—Choice Till 9 P.M. . any quantity. 644-8962. patio to capture summer ins, 4 bedrooms, family room location. Good income proper held at Manchester, within and for Salad—Choice 6 p.m. daily, with driver’s Situarions Wantod— KeiUi Real Estate, 649-1922. VERNON ANDOVKR —8 robm Raised the District of Manchester, on tlie of Elnessdng of Ekressing license for stock and delivery. LARGE collection of beautiful Furnishad breezes. CaU Grace Dlt- with fireplace, 2-car garage. ty. Gerard Agency, 649-0538 or Ranch, 2 baths, 8 to 4 bed 26tli day of March, 1968. 666-5662 ACRES of land In Coventry 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL Present. Hon. John J. Wallctt. Apply in person only, Westown Famala 3B stained glass antique lamps mars for detaUs. Wesiey R. Smith, Realtor, 643- 843-0365. rooms, family room, treed lot, Apartmants 63>A at east end of Hatch HUl Road. Nestled in tall shade trees Judge. , , Pharmacy, 489 Hartford Rd., and shades. Tiffany lamps. 1667. low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 649- Estate of Musetla Kmgman, late RUMMAGE NO TIPPING! CX)ME AS YOU ARE! WILL CARE for your chUd i n ------Call 429-4040 from 8 a.m. to MANCHESTER —6 room Co on a child-safe street, 15 of Manchester, in said District, de- Manchester. Lamps repaired and rewired. ROCKVILLE — Ideal for newly 0181. my home. Registered. 643- HO’TPOINT electric range. Vor- noon or 9:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. L. C. GREENOUGH Co. lonial, one year young. l'/4 minutes from Hartford. CCBSBd. Call evenings 643-6847, Sam weds or older couple, 3% rooms The administrator having exhibit FURNITURE and appliance de- 9044. nado fan, two end tables. Very baths, near bus, schools and Huge first floor family EAST HARTFORD — contem ed his administration account with SALE Nussdorf. in residential area, ample 647-9921 LOVELY TO LOOK AT .said estate to this Court for allow- hvery man. Experienced only. ------good condition. Reasonable. shopping, excellent condition. room, 2% baths, 15 foot porary six room Ranch, three Sponsored by STEAK parking, no pete. 649-4824, 876- elucc it is A 649-9903. Housas For Sala 72 Selling for $22,900. For further master bedroom, 2 car ga ORDERED: Tliat the 16th day of Must have driver’s Ucense. 1166. DELIGHTFUL TO OWN bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, The Sisterhood of Situarions Wontod— ’THINK BIG about this one be- Information, call the R. F. rage, etc. $37,500 buys it. ApriJ. 1968. at two o’cJock afternoon iil' Many benefits. CaU Mr. Pet- Antiquos 56 MANCHESTTR — four room paneled 25’ family room, city at tlie Probate Office in the Mu- Temple Beth Sholom tengUl, 646-0111. M ala 39 cause everything about it Is. Dimock Oo., 649-5245. 649-6306. utilities. A treed lot, $21,- nlclixal Building in said Mancht^tcr. Ranch on bus line. Near shop Put an end to your housing be and the same Is assigned for a HOUSE USED SINGER ZIG-ZAG CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, Businass Locarions Nine big rooms includes 4 bed 500. 10 per cent down. Meyer MASONIC TEMPLE MAINTENANCE plumber — ping parkade, exceUent condi problems. Check the Gar MANCHESTER — English Tu hearing on the allowance of said CARPENTERS and carpenter’s expert repairing. Colonial For Rant 64 rooms, a rec room, game room, Agency, 643-0609. administration account with said 25 E. Center St. m m rison Colonials now being B & W helpers. CaU 643-2282 0]^644- small repairs on plumbing and Portable sewing machine, Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. tion. CaU now only $14,600. dor Colonial, 7 rooms, plus estate, ascertainment of heirs and a 36’ living room-dlnlng room built by Jarvis on Center order of distribution, and this Court 287 Middle Turnpike West heating. Faucets and valves sews on buttons, makes but Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- 577 MAIN Street, g;round floor Hayes Agency, 646-0181. heated sunporeh, 4 bedrooms, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. VERNON — 2-family, 5-room Wednesday, April 3 8896 after 6 p.m. combination, 2 full bathrooms Street In Manchester. ’There directs that notice of the time and repacked. No Job too small. ton holes, monograms, over 9 p.m. Sundays open til 5 office suite. 376 square feet, and closets everywhere you treed lot, wall to wall carpet Manchester Parkade units each with 3 bedrooms, place assigned for said hearing be OPEN DAILY 11:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. is only one available so given to aJl persons kno\\Ti to be In Thui^sday, April 4 PART-TIME help wanted, L.J. McCaffrey, 649-2964. casts, blind hems dresses, p.m., closed Tuesday and containing 3 rooms, private look. All this plus an income ing, antique brick fireplace, Manchester 649-5306 near Vernon Circle. Excellent no attachments needed. $75,000. and worth it. Belflore you’d better hurry. ’This 3 terested therein to appear arid be nights in Manihester, wash Wednesday. lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad producing separate apartment. storms and screens. City utili financing available. Wesley R. heard thereon by publishing a copy 2 P.M. — 8 P.M. MAN FRIDAY — one man of Agency, 643-5121. bedroom beauty features BOLTON —Large custom built of Uiis order in some ncwspfy^er ing cars and trucks. Call Mr. Five year parts and service jacent to bank. Ideal for pro- ______A shady front porch and at ties. Garage. Near bus line, Smith. Realtor, 643-1567. fice, typing, bluing, etc. and 1% ceramic tiled baths, Split Level, 7 rooms, fireplace, having a circulation in »aid Dis 9 A.M. — 12 NOON Palladlno, 1-637-4111, 1-274- guarantee. fessional. Insurance or real RANCH _ 7 rooRu, 2 fuU tached 4-car garage, acre lot. stores, church and schools. trict, at least seven days before tlie m a n a ^ g small store back modem kitchen with drop- VA baths, 3-car garage. Only day of said hearing. ^ , Beautiful New Fabrics I M 6942. estate office. CaU 649-0067. baths, modem kitchen with Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Priced In low 20’s. Charles Les- TOLLAND—8 room Ranch. No ground, $86. 649-9168. Wanted— To Buy SB in range and disposal, fuU $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real ^ JOHN J. WALiLETT. Judge, and Linings buUt-lns, formal dining room, 649-2813. perance, 649-7620. money down to qualified buyer. cc; W. Leonard Kingmfui______HELP WANTEJD — mechanic COMPLETE PRICE $53.20 OFFICE for rent. Separate basements with economical tors, 649-5324. Excellent Used and New WE BUY and sell antiques, and famUy room, 3 bedrooms, 2- Call 649-3252. lor service station. Apply In LAWNS CUT and cleaned, building with 3 paneled rooms, gas heat. For an appoint Clothing Or Terms of $5.60 Per Month used furniture, china, glass, sil car garage. ExceUent neigh MANCHESTER —2-famlly. 4-4 o i® e »-. o^ of"’'p r o b a t e , person. Charest Esso, Rt. 30, modem equipment. Free esti plus lavatory, plus dark room. ment to view these homes borhood, $80,600. PhUbrlok flat, convenient west side loca Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ex' »»» - > ■'“'I'.""...‘vsaSrSM s Vernon. mates. Call 286-4680. CaU Capitol Manager Collect ver, picture frames, old coins, Located Grove St., RockviUe. call place, garage, % acre nicely the District of Mazichester. on the guns, pewter, scrap gold, Agency, Realtors, 649-0847. tion, immaculate, $16,900. For Three-Piecer cellent Income producer. T.J. 21st day of March. 1968. ’Till 9 P.M. Ideal for doctor, lawyer, etc. Immediate sale. Bel Air Real landscaped lot. Leonard Present. Hon. Jolm J. .Wollett. GARDENER — part-time, for watches, old Jewelry, hob Reasonable. CaU 646-2871. Oockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Agency Realtors, 648-0469. IF^owlng lawns, must be re Dogs— Birds— Pats 41 by collections, paintings, attic BEAUTIFUL 6 room Ranch, Estate, 643-9332. ^‘^ t a t c of Emma Jane Schaub 666-5662 large rec room, 2 fireplaces, JARVIS REALTY Co. a -i^ Ann Jane Schaub, late of liable. References. 46 Oak St. GROOMING ALL breeds. Har- contents or whole estates. Fur STORE FOR RENT — down BROOKFIELD ST. — 8 room VEP.NON—Close to Rt. 83 and Manchester. In said District, de- 649-5834. niture Repair Service, 643-7440. town Manchester, State buUt-lns, basement garage, Vernon Circle, 7-room Split mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron many extras, acre lot. Mitten Colonial, located in the center 283 East Center Street administratrix having ex Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag Rose Embroidered Level, 3 bedrooms, family hibited her admlnlaliutlon account PLUMBER and helper — ex Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. FOR SALE — MAN and lady’s HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques of town. New on the market, er, State Theatre, 643-7832. Agency, Realtors. 648-6980. 643-1121 room, Priced to sell. Wesley with said estate to this Coui-t for maple dressers, bed, night ______4 large bedrooms and bath up. perienced new construcUon ^ n ia TURE Poodles - 2 black bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, ■R. Smith, Realtor, 643-1667. ‘‘“oR W cfelD i'T h a l the 9lh toy of good hourly wage, plenty of FOR RENT or sale — 461 Main MUST B^ SEEN, 6 room Cape Downstairs has living room males, AKC registered. Call af stand, coffee table, rocker, glassware. We buy estates. Vil Aoril 1968, at eleven oTclock lore- overtime. Inquire at Imperial rugs, tables, buffets, glassware, lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 St. Building a n i lot next to Post with enclosed porch, fireplace, with fireplace, large n w n ' at the Probate Office In ter 4:30 p.m. 649-9464. s p r in g S’TREET — Largo BOLTON—all electric, econom iMiinlcipal Building In said Plumbing, 989 SuUivan Ave., carnival punch bowls, and Lake St.j Bolton. 649-3247. Office. ExceUent location for living room 15x14, dining room - room, kitchen with built-lns,■"" Colonial custom built for pres ical 2-bedroom Ranch, large cheater be and the same Is as 12x14, beautiful large kitchen den with fireplace, enclosed South Windsor. 644-1621. BASSET HOUND, 6 months many other household items. any use. 646-2426, 9-5. ent owners. Formal dining garage, owner 649-4302. signed for a hearing on the ollow- 11x16. Beautiful room sizes to side porch. Fine residential ance of said admlnlstnUlon account old, good with kids, $40. 649- Call evenings 643-6847. room, library, two fireplacsi, with said estate. asccrUlnmcnt of WAREHOUSE MEN, night TABLE SAW, 8” -10” . Used, but TWO NEWLY remodeled of- say nothing about how gor area. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 6639. finished family room, enclosed heirs and order of distribution, and shift, good working conditions in good condition. CaU 643-1467. flees. Can be used together or geous the house is. Truly, a 648-1677. this Court directs that porch. Rooms larger than Legal Notices tinic and place assigned for saW and benefits, Gaer Bros., 14 BEAUTIFUL Irish Setter pup- separately, on Main St. Call must be seen home, $21,900. iicaring be given to all perso^ Rye St., So. Windsor. 643-6678. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, WOLVERTON AGENCY. ~ Y ^ average. 2-oar garage, wooded LIMITATION OBUFB known to be Interested i^crein to pies, champion sired, AKC 1967 WHITE ZIG-ZAG lot. Phllbrlck Agency, Realton, AT A COURT OK PROBATE, u^Mar and be keaixl thereon by registered, with pedigree. Call ------— ------649-2818. dream come true. One extra DAY warehouse men wdth trac Rooms Without Board 59 FOR RENT — 2-bay garage ______649-6847. held at Monclicslcr. wlUUii and for publishing a <»Py. ,^1'® 876-8458. fine 6% room Ranch, bath and the District of .Mlmchestcr. on the aome newspaper having a circuia tor trailer experience, good Nice condition. Makes but plus one room suitable for any FRANK FILLORAM(^ offers hall, three bedrooms, large ------^nd day of March 1968. ?Urn In U w ’^ s lr lo t. at least seven ton holes, sews on buttons, THE THOMPSON House — Oot- Present, Hon, John J. Wallctt,' toys before liie toy of said hear working conditions and bene POODLE AKC, miniature, small business, near Parkade. this newly listed 7% room Con living room wdth fireplace, lull ~ ing and by mailing on or before does fancy work with one or tage St. centrally located, large Judge. THE PARKADE fits. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., black male, 9 weeks, last and Call 649-6205, 643-6802. temporary in the prime Ade- basement with finished laundry ’/k' A A / if /k A A ^ ^ ^ ^ Estate of Florence C. Rosen- March 26. 1968. by certified mall, NOW two needles. pleasantly furnished rooms, bei-^r ark^l Ilorenco Clara Rosen- a* copy of' this order to Virginia A. So. Windsor. best of litter. Priced for quick lalde-Waranoke Rd. area. Four room. ’This dream located on berger, late of Manchester, in said Anderson,, 36 parking. Call 649-2368 for over S’TORAGE SPACE for rent, can toesicr, Comi.: JiSiet M. ^ c u c c L sale at $80. 644-0836. night and permanent guest bedrooms, 2 full baths, lovely superb hall acre lot. Exclusive District, deceased. also be used for small work glassed and screened porch. On motion of Alice C. Rosen- Brocdifiold Road, Bolton, Conn., and WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE HAIRDRESSER WANTED — rates. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, by OFFICE berger, 32 Victoria Rood, Man return make to this Court. , 3 FULL PRICE $37.40 shop. Call 643-9678. Beautifully landscaped tree appointment. $19,900. 646-2813. chester, Conn., aUmlnlslratrLx. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, Top pay 628-3468, 688-2332. FOR SALE — Toy fox terrier ORDERED: Tliot throe, montlis cc; Richard C. Woodhouse, Atty. Or Terms of $4. Per Month SPRUCE ST. 214-218. Small extras, Ii-om the 22nd toy of March, 1968, Every puppy, male. 649-7767. FRONT ROOM, centrally locat store heated, reasonable. Call Prank nOw for an appoint- be and Uie same are limited and al OBDEB OF NOTICE Things FORK LIFT operators for gro- 247-V SPACE lowed lor the creditors within whlcli a t a c o u r t 0 F PROBA’ra, 0 ^ eery warehouse, 6 p.m. — 1 :30 PET GROOMING — All breeds, Call Capitol Manager Collect ed, 59 Birch St., 649-7129. 4046. ment. Belflore Agency, 643- to bring In their claims against held at Manchester, within and for Till 9 P.M. 6121. sold estate, and said administratrix the District of Manchester, on the a.m. Starting scale $3.36 per including plucking, stripping, Is directed to give public notice to 20lh toy of Marcli, 1968. EFFICIENCY apartments, 1-2 Present, Hon. John J. Wallctt, hour, excellent fringe beneflte, poodle styling, reasonably pric- WOLVERTON AGENCY says For Rent the creditors to bring In theu- ITEMS rooms, free parking. Also Houses For Rant 65 claims within said time allowed by THOUSANDS steady employment. Call East e j by Miss Lauri, 1-455-9393. 666-5662 rooms for refined gentleman, ’’Here’s a golden opportunity PLEASE NOTE: publishing a copy of this order In '^'^teto of CeclUe JosripU, late of Hartford Warehouse, P a r k ______Prestige location on Main St. iMlanchester, in said District, de- free parking. Inquire before 7 DUPLEX — 6 rooms, 2 bed- to enjoy retirement living at some newspaper having a clrcito- Ave., East Hartford, 289-0273. DOG TRAINING — Private In We Buy Homes, Acreage Reasonable rent includes tlon in said probate district within p.m. Scranton Motel Cabins, 160 rooms. Heat, hot water, stove, its best” . 0% room Cape, In ten toys from the date of tills or ®®Tli^ executors having exhibit^ Mr. Kaplan after 6:30 p.m. dividual instructions for you and Lots. Listings .Appre heat, air conditioning and their odnUnlstratlon account wlUi refrigerator; garage. Central. most desirable area featuring der and return make to tlds couil and your pet at your con SEWING MACHINES — Singer Tolland Turnpike, Manchester. ciated. Prompt and Cour lights, 2 available spaces. of the notice given. __ said estate to lids Court for allow- $160. monthly. Available May utmost cleanliness and walking JOHN J. WAL.LETT, Judge. venience. Reasonable. 1-455- automatic zig-zag wdth cabinet, LARGE light housekeeping teous Service. 200 8q. Ft. on Main Floor ______®*ORDEB^D; Tliat the 9lh toy of 1st. 643-7467. distance to schools, buses and 9393. excellent condition, button 600 Sq. Ft. on Lower Floor OBDEB or NOTICE April, 1968. at ten o'clock forenoon Halp Wantod— room, furnished for older gen shopping, etc. By appointment, a t a C»UET o f PROBATE, at the Proiiate Office In the Munl^ holes, hems, embroiders, sews AUSTIN CHAMBERS tleman employed days. Ref HOUSES for rent, furnished or $17,900. Wolverton Agency, held at Manchester, within and for pat Building In said Mtmcheslcr. be Mala or Famala 37 POODLES — Enchanting tiny buttons. Originally over $320. CALL MR. MATRICK the district of Manchester, on the and Uie same Is assigned for a toy and small miniature pup erences. Parking, 643-6951. unfurnished starting at $176 Realtors, 649-2813. Realtor a s t .toy of March, A.D. 1968. hearing on the allowance of said Will take $60.60 cash. City per month. Phllbrlck Agency, Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, admhitkrallon account wlte s^d pies, stud services. Moderate Sewing Center, 622-0476. ROOM TO RENT in private 1440 Jutoc estate, ascertainment of dlstrlbu- prices. Financing. 1-456-9393. Realtors, 649-6347. PRINCHTON ST — 4 bedroom MLS 649-5203 : ONE :^tate of Edmund A. Luccy, late tees and order of distribution, and home for gentleman. 119 Coop Colonial, 2% baths, finished ! 6-18 of Mnnchcslcr, In said district, dc- this Court directs titat notice of the PART-TIME HOOVER 2,000 vacuum clean er Hill St. 649-0565. FOUR room large Ranch. Fur 6 4 3 ^ 2 9 2 5 c e a ^ , ^ time and place. assigned for said FREE TO GOOD HOME, one recreation room, fenced In Upon appiloatlon of Jton J. hearing bo given to all persons er, portable TV stand, carpet nished or unfurnished. Floors yard. Just a few steps from ★★★★★★★★★★A- THOSE interested in a fashion conscious O'Connor, executor, praying for au- known to be Interested Uiereln to CAB DRIVERS year old female beagle, good sweeper, bar, relaxacizor re- CLEAN furnished room for gen- 2027 m with children. 649-7313. reUnished, knotty pine Interior. Bowers, Illing and Manchester outfit will spend many happy hours thorlty to sell certain real estate appear and be beard thereon i>y REXAU. tleman. Apply 4 Pearl St., Mrs. particularly described in said appll- publl.shlng a copy_ of ^ this ducing machine. 643-9131 any Working adults. 643-6389. in a three-piecer consisting of a skirt ACCENTED by the lovely line of cross- er' liavlng a circular DeMute. High School. Elva ’Tyler, Real cation on flic, It Is , , , some newsp We have several openings time. tor, 649-4469. : with a deep inverted front pleat, long stitch roses, this simple-tosew shift o r d e r----- e d>:: That the forepigolng — Hon ' In ' sold " District, at least seven jacket, and blouse. lakes on a custom-made look. Make deter- da-ys before the diiy of said hear* for reliable part-time cab Artielas For Sala 45 CLEAN, USED refrigerators, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room mln^*^*^S^ the Probate'^'office In in£ and by malting pit or before ORIGINAL drivers forj, Manchester. We Out of Town EAST CENTER ST., 0 room MANCHESTER - OPEN HOUSE No 1440 with PHOTO GUIDE is another in a gay print! M fS e s te r. In said District, on the March 21, 1968, by certltled raaU, a ranges, automatic washers completely furnished for a ma NEWLY SIZED in sizes 6 to 18, bust „ ...... H. wdll be able to arrange PROCESSED gravel for drive For Rant 66 house, C zoned, for doctor’s of Pattern No. 2027 has tissue-sizes 9th toy of April, A.D. 1968. at two copy of this order to Victor ' with guarantees. See them at ture woman. Apply Mrs. 3D>/2 to 4D. Size 10, 32>/2 bust, skirt 14, 16 and 18 inclusive; hot-iron trans o'clock In tlie afternoon, and that Dawn,...... Evan Lawn and 7110 Con hours to fit you availability. ways and parking areas. Also fices, 2 or 3 families, 186’ Sunday 1:00 P.M. — 6:00 PM. notice be given to all persons hitcr- necticut Bank and Trust Company, B. D. Pearl’s Appliances ,649 Morse, 109 Foster St. COUNTRY Apartment —beauti , and jacket, 3% yards of 45-inch; fer; color chart. e s t^ ln st§d estate of'the pendency executors, c-o Robinson, Robinson bank run gravel and fill at frontage. Hutchins Agency, • blouse, 2'A yards of 39-inch. SEND 3St In colni plui I5t lor llrit-clais of said application and the time & Cole, Attya.. Attn. JIcnry S._Ro> our screening plant or dellv- Main St. Call 643-2171. ful 4 ' room apartment in pri 049-8824. You aro cordially invited to inspect this solid built ■ SEND sot rn cotru plui 154 for frr$t-clMS mall and spaclal tiaiidllng lor each pittarn. oad -place of hearing thereon, by inson Eoq., 750 Main St.. H ar^rd. EAST HARTFORD vate country home setting. 6-room Cape. Full shed dormer, ' 9 1 0 O A A ' mill intl (Diclil turulllnz tor •ach.foUtra. Anne Cabot, ' Manchester pubtohlng a copy of this order te Coim.; Victor H. Iktwn, 2 Phillips ered. George H. Grlfflng, Inc. STOVE — 30” Frlgidalre, Im- Apartmants— Flats— Evening Herald, U60 some newsiiaiwr ,b*vlng a c l r ^ - Ave., Pigeon Cove. Rockport.^Moss. Available May 1, on Rt. 6, An- IMMACULATE 6 - room Cape rec. roont, garage. ONLY ™ l T f » U U Sue Burnett, Manchester AVE. OF 01966; Evan Lawn, R.F.D. No. 1, CAB Co. 742-7886. perial model, twin door oven. . Eveiiing Herald. 1160 AVE. 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SATURDAY, MARCH 30, PAGE SIXTEEN ilanrljfHtfr EwttiuQlljTalJi Bolton Wiil Resume ]Ve^-#eefe FBI Describes Police Greet Spring ""About Town ------Obituary Seeing a robin, buds on SunsiKJlebekah Lodge v/111 trees, or some tiny green meet M onS^fat 8 p.m. at Odd Bank Bandit sprouts peeking through the Fellows HallTRafreshmente will FnuioU M. N apol«tuo lOH Cancels Class, earth for the first time, are Voters Oppose Busing, be served. Francis M. Napoletano, 43, of Federal Bureau of Investiga alt notable signs of spring, Olsstionbury, brother o f Angelo tion agents have released a but in Manchester a more Friendship Circle o f Uv Napoletano and Alfred Naipole- general description of the lone positive Indication can be vatlon Army will meet M' Supervisor Lacking tano, both of Manchester, died bandit who held up an official found. Pass School Question day at 7:45 p.m. at the church High School Principal Ray yeaterday at Hartford ' Hos of the W. Middle "I^jke. Branch A quick look at that patrol . , , for an educational program ">Khand-prlnted sign, "lOH— pital. of the Hartford National Bank man on the beat this morn Sixty per cent of the 740 persons voting in Bolton s Hostesses______are Mrs.__ Maj. Ken Closed'^Untll -Until FuFurther Notice,” mond Rogers said that efforts Survivors Include his wife, and Trust Co. yesterday morn ing, will serve as an excel referendum yesterday voted against a “Project Concern nelh Lance and Mrs. wiHiam posted on-tije outside o door of must be made to make certain his mother, a son, three daugh ing. lent barometer, for Manches type program.” The vote was 443-297 against endorse- spatig. the Manchester,Manchester^ High School that lOH continues. He ja w ter’s finest, today traded ters, another brother, four sis According to agents, Ray ment of the Board of Education’s desire to participate swimming pool, W l s strength that the base of res^nslblllty their heavy woolen coats for to the repmt that IWIm Alice should be broadened, to provide ters and two grandchildren. mond N. Lyons, an assistant in busing. Emanuel C3)urchmen will PYineral services will be Mon vice president of the bank, who the more comfortable sum sponsor a Communion Service Madden has resigned ^-.TOH for more invol^ment by the mer blouse and the season's School board chairman Har ready by next January. The talk day at 8:15 a.m, from the Lowe- was rolbbed of 340 and his au tomorrow at 6:30 a.m. dn the advisor advisory board. added leather gear. old Smith said after the tally Is now of September, 1969. John' Dormer, president o>-..Roger8 said that the work of Robacker Funeral Home, 2534 tomobile yesterday, by n frus ing last night he had noth chapel of Emanuel Luther Main St., Glastonbury, with a trated bank robber, described Now the gripes about Middle school facilities are th r iO H Corp. and chairman th^'-IOH has been proven and ing to add to the board's stated needed as soon as possible, also, an Church for all men of the mass of requiem at St. Augus his antagonist as being about sweltering when directing stand before the referendum. to relieve scheduling pressures congregaxion.congregation. Breaaiaai Breakfast wui will beoe of its executive board, said to- that 1 ®^ ® tine's Church, Glastonbury at 9 six feet tall, wearing a hood traffic can be exchanged for served in Luther Hall after the day that the sign was posted see it Ini^rr^pted or dropped, The vote was purely advisory, at the high school. ajn. Burial will be in St. Au- and gloves and a tan colored those about keeping all that according to town counsel Har There are three portable service. at his direction. gusUne's Cemetery, South Glas- top coat. leather polished with a pro old law s. classrooms known' as “ chicken He would say only, "There Is Tollahd^ toiAury. Lyons and a female employe fessional spit shine. Man Voters passed the other three coops” outside the elementary The Women’s Auxiliary of the no recognized supervisor for Friends may call at the fu- of the bank discovered the gun chester's Police Department Items on the referendum. school this year and two outside Pony and Midget Football As- the class for tomorrow's ses- Education Board ners! home tonight from 7 to 9 man lying in wait when they hqs serged ahead! A request for 339,000 for fi the high school. They will re sociatlon will meet Monday at slon, but we expect to have a and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and were the first to report for nal plans and bid documents main through next year. 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Al- supervisor for next Sunday’s Returns $186,600 7 to. 9 pjn. The Rosary will be work at the bank yesterday at for a new elementary school The- Ladies Benevolent Socie len Crob, 19 Maple St. ■ class.” rod ted at the funeral home to- ^:18 a.m. Alarm and Fuses passed 482-205. A request for ty of Bolton Congregational ----- He declined to answer the To General Fund morrow at 8 pm. Memorial The bandit waved a revolver J U 't B v L l f f n t n i l l g 32,000 for preliminary plans for Church will have a pot luck St. Jude’s Mothers Circle will question, "Will next Sunday’s contributions may be made to at the stunned pair threatening The Board of Education will J ^ renovation of the existing ele- supper tonight starting at 6:45 meet Monday at 8:15 p.m. at supervisor be Miss Madden or the American Cancer Society, to shoot them if Lyons didn't return a surplus of 393,000 to Manchester firemen found mentary school Into a middle p.m. Husbands and the Congre- the home of Mrs. William D. someone else?" 292 South Marshall St. open the vault. After several nrsaid'^That he has had no the general funds_ of the ^tovm^ lightning an added attraction school passed 432-307. A land gators have been invited. Kerr, 128 S. Main St. Mrs. Rob ------minutes of Lyon’s nervous ex- meeting on the situation with The surplus will offset the afternoon in three transfer from the town to the The public is invited to the ert Wagner is co-hostess. H airy Schrelber planation of the banic’s time yesterday Miss Madden, nor with the 3186,656 school budget increase reported incidents. Board of Education for the new program, which will begin at year, reducing the mill COVENTRY-^arry Schrel- vault system which pro ^ lOH Instructors. next First, the Eighth Utilities school passed 431-240. about 8 p.m. Mailer F^jller, a Miss Joyce Rydiewicz, daugh necessary to meet the her 61. formerly of Canaan, fa- of the The Project Concern vote was man who is reported to have ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Miss Madden was not avail- rate ther of Walter Schrelber of secured area before 9 a.m., the ander Rydiewicz of 46 Server able for comment today. budget. literally at 4:30 p.m. when reportedly the first referendum made a million dollars before The includes a 325,- Coventry, died Thursday at gunman fled in Lyon’s car, St., will be one of the models 393,000 lightning struck the fire whis- on busing in the country, and the age of 20 and turned it over The lOH (Instructors of the 000 tuition rebate from Rock Boca Raton, Fla. which was recovered at noon tie, causing it to sound. The is the first vote by the general to good works, will speak. at the Centlnel Hill Teen Club Handicapped) is made up of Survivors’ beside his son in- yesterday less than a quarter "Spring Happening” fashion ville High School: 333,000 in simple replacement of a fuse, public among towns In the Heirt- teen-age students, principally *‘,‘*^,,“ ‘^1' anticipated grants, Manchester Evening Herald show today at 2:15 p.m. at elude his wife, a sister and a by ‘ be department’s alarm su- ford area project. from Manchester High School, and 335,000 surplus, the School grandson. T>uahed fh pervlsor, restored things to the Manchester’s referen Bolton correspondent, Cleme- Centlnel Hill Hall, Hartford. who conduct swimming lessons ;nnounced yesterday. Funeral services wlU be pushed the foot-actlvatcd alarm normal^ order. dum April 30 will be the second. well Young, tel. 643-8981. A Manchester band. The Quiet for handicapped children of Monday at 10 a.m. at the button to summon police, but Ones, will play for the event The 335,000' surplus was A spokesman for the depart Bolton has not actually taken area towns each Sunday after- realized as a result of Super Methodist Church in Canaan, something went awry and the ment said the same freak of part In the program. The Board noon in the high school pool. The Rev. William F. Foster, aid he was expecting didn’t ar- intendent Robert Brairton’s nature has occurred several of Education has so far only ECHS Student Motherhood-of Mary Mothers It was founded organized ability," according to pastor. will officiate. Burial rive until he phoned later, times, although the whistle is indicated its desire to partici Circle will meet Monday at ^ d counseled in 1956 by Miss will bo in Flushing, L. I. According to police, when equipped with both a ground pate with the Hartford Board of 8:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Madden, who has been its ad the disgruntled bandit quit the Leans on Alarm, The total school budget for The Newkirk Funeral Home, and a lightning arrestor. Education, taking students on a EMward Goss, 123 Helalne Rd. visor ever since. scene, Lyons excitedly phoned next year amounts to 31,426,- Main St., Canaan, is in charge The Town Fire Department space-available, one-year trial Firemen Respond Mm. Paul Gmessner is co-hoet- Dormer served as its first and after a mixed-up conversa ■ 273. It is subject to revision of arrangements. Friends may responded to a pair of calls basis. ess. teen-age president in 1956, tion, sent the officers to the upon completion of teacher sal call at the funeral home to where lightning damage occur Just how much space will be when he was a Manchester wrong bank branch, at the Man- Unlts of the Town Fire De ary negotiations. morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to red. available will be determined af partment were summoned to Linne Lodge, Knights of high school senior. 9 p.m. Memorial contributions Chester ^Green. The school board has agreed At 4:45 p.m. a fuse was ter enrollment projections are East Catholic High School yes Pythias, will meet Tuesday at 8 lOH incorporated several may be made to the Methodist Seconds “ after their arrival to hire the services of a pro blown on power lines at 51 completed In June. Present fig terday at 8:54 a.m. after a p.m. in Odd Fellows Hall. years ago with an adult ad Church Book of Remembrance. the policemen realized Lyon’s fessional regiulator to represent Falknor Dr. and 10 minutes ures indicate that space will student Inadvertently sounded visory board and embarked on the Board in future negotia error under excitement and later a streak damaged a '.ow only be available in Grade two a program to raise money for Mrs. Alice Sceeles 8t. Laurent doubled their speed to the ac the alarm. tions with the Tolland B!duca- voltage bell circuit at 157 next year, for from three to Fire officials said the alarm a custom-built pool to seiwe tion Association. CX5LUMBIA — Mrs. Alice tual holdup location. Lyness Dr. six students. Viet Forces handicapped and retarded c h il - ______FBI agents, in charge of the system was tripped In the men’s Sceeles St. Laurent, 78, of Old The board voted 5-1 to par dren the year 'round. The fund investigation later dealt the rest room, after a youth ac Wllllmantic Rd.. died yesterday Duplicate Bridge ticipate in the program at a cidentally leaned against the K ill F o rty is in excess of 331,(KX) today. at Windham Community Me bank a slap on the wrist duo lOH today numbers more Results in a dupUoate bridge meeting Jan. 29. Robert Treat, switch while talking with a morial Hospital. to their maintenance, of what who has since resigned from the than 300 life members. It teach they termed to be an In game last nlgh.t at ithe'ltaUon- group of friends. Bom Sept. 28, 1889 in East board because of business pres Firemen rushed to Marlow’s In Ambush es children from 19 area towns i a r sufficient alarm system.'^'‘We Amoirican (Jlub axe: Section A, and has received state, nation Providence, R.I., she lived in sures, abstained from voting. Department Store at 2:22 a.m. (Continued from Page One) have been preaching tighter se North-South; Joseph Toce and al and world recognition. Columbia about ten years. Voting against was Mrs. Vir today when a malfunction Ln FAIRWAX curity regulations at branch G. M. Perry, first; Rotoent Kemp reports indicated considerable Miss Madden’s reported res She was a member of First ginia Butterfield. the building’s built-in fire con F!RST_ banks for a long time, to pre and Philip Sealimd, second; damage to helicopters from an ignation as lOH advisor report Methodist Church of Williman- Mrs. Butterfield said last night trol mechanism caused the vent just what happened here Mitchell Bala and Ed Bala, enemy bombardment of Camp edly stems from a disagree tic. she did not think the referendum sprinkler alarm system to go yeaterday,” agent said. third. Holloway near Plelku City in ment on policy and procedure ^ for eoster candies ^ Survivors include four daugh vote warranted reconsideration Also, Blast-West; William Mc- off. the central highlands. Casual between herself and the teen ters, Mrs. Henry Eldredge of of busing by the board. ■ At 3:10 a.m. fire trucks Columbia, Mrs. Robert Fergu Dougal and James Polltes, first; ties were reported light. Enemy age instructors. C. R. Covill and Donald Carter, Board members had feared rolled to 16 WadsworTh St. guners also shelled five allied son of Pawtucket, R.I., Mrs. Slg- Negro School their stand on busing would where they promptly extin frled Edlund of Cumberland, second! Mrs. Arllne Roof and infantry bases. Mrs. E. B. Iverson, third. jeopardize plans for the new guished a mattress fire. A R.I., and Mrs. Arthur Chamber- the In the air war, the monsoon Also, Section B, North-South; elementary - . school. But„ , tv, spokesman for the fire depart weather which has protected land of Alameda, Calif.; a son, Taken Over ment said the flames never Robert St. Laurent of Westmin Mrs. W. L. Holland and Peter vote, by less than half of me , , .. . ,t North Vietnam for six months is ister, Colo.; two brothers John Griffiths, first; Mrs. Lawrence eligible voters, seemed to show beginning to break, leaving the- - Fagan and Mrs. Mary Roy, sec- the question of schools and the that some smoke accumulation area open to ColorTV Sceeles of Riverside, R.I. and By Students ond; Joseph Davis and Joseph question of busing were kept occurred. Raymond Sceeles of Hawaii; 14 (Continued from Page One) massive American attacks un grandchildren and 9 great Marcello, third. separate. less President Johnson orders a With two authorizing votes grandchildren. students had reached some sort Also, Blast-West; Richard pause. with the works behind them, the IPubllc Build Funeral services will be at of an ag;reement. "I was there Pasternak and Robert White- The pace of U.S. air raids al ing Commission and the archi Blast Rocks the Potter Funeral Home, 465 fore shocked to learn of this sit- sell first; Mr. and Mrs. Ai La- ready has quickened and an tects will proceed with final Jackson St., Willlmantic, Mon tuation,” he said. Plonte second; and Mrs. June other indication of clearing Announcement of the student plans lor the 12-room first inadrawer. day at 11 a.m. The Rev. John Roebuck and Robert Stratton, weather has been the appear stage of the new school, and Draft Center L. Camp, pastor of the First takeover was made by Kenneth third. ance of North Vietnamese MIG get down to details on the pre Methodist Church, Columbia, R. Brown, mid-Atlantic youth The game is sponsored by the interceptors in the last three The works: 10 tubeless, liminary plans lor converting will officiate. Burial will be in director of the National Asso Manchester Bridge Club and Is In Manhattan days. American pilots dueled the Notch Road school. Columbia Center Cemetery. ciation for Advancement of Col played each Wednesday at 7:30 some of the enemy planes Fri plug-in modules. The new school will be built Friends may call at the funer ored People. He said every p.m. and each BYlday at 8 p.m. (Continued from Page One) day and the Air Force an with core facilities for an even al home today and tomorrow member of the studnt body is a at the club, 135 Badridge St. nounced a possible MICi kill. Result: Motorola Quasar member of the NAACP. tual 24 rooms. It Is to be lo The flame went out in our heat from 7 to 9 p.m. , Play Is open to the public. cated to the right and rear of er.” is d esign ed for stay-at- the present school. A coin collector at the South LOFT S KITCHEN The middle school will share Ferry terminal, three blocks home dependability Pilot Terms Richard Gale Found Guilty the new school’s cafeteria until away, said he not only heard the FRESH CANDY and fast, low-cost stage two of middle school ren blast but “ we could smell the gunpowder.” A bus driver wait F i l l Plane On 2-Month AW O L Charge ovation is undertaken. WELDON DRUG CO. maintenance. The new school will house ing at the terminal said he "saw kindergarten through Grade a light then heard a terrific 7A7 MAIN STREFT Richard Gale, who “ resigned” Gale’s mother, Mrs. Lyle ^Outstanding’ Four and Its cost has been es blast.” from the Army in protest of the Gaile o f Rt. 31, said this morn (OonOnued from Page One) Vietnam war, was found guilty timated at $836,000. of being AWOL yesterday at ing her son was admitted to The converted school would exact conditions we trained for Fort Devens, Mass. the hospital last night and she house Grades 5-8. Cost of aUer- and everything worked perfect The court martial for Gale at assumed he would be kept ations is estimated at $100,000. TREE and SHRUB SPRAYING ly,” Amet said describing the The town will vote again on Fort Devens will continue Tues there until continuation of his Place your orders now for dormant spraying on nighttime strike In the southern day morning when his sentence the new school when bids have trial. Both Mr. and Mrs. Gale, your plantings to control scale and over wintering half of North Vietnam. is expected to be pronounced. as well as the family clergy been received. This is the first The 36 million warplanes have Gale was arrested at his Ctov- man, attended yesterday’s trial. time the town has not voted a insects. flown for only six days In com bond issue on an estimate. entry home ten days ago after Members of CTNVA have been It Is also a good time to prime and trim your trees. For bat. Of the six assigned to Takh- The town will also vote at more than two months away demonstrating most of the week complete tree service, caU 11 Air Force base in Thailand, from his base. Ft. Dix, N. J. outside the main gate at Fort least once more on the middle one already has been reported Early in January, he had Devens and several attended school conversion. lost. It went down Thursday. written a letter Of resignation the trial proceedings. Ft. Dev Architects for both projects CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. North Vietnam claims it shot from the Army, protesting the ens authorities report the court are Malmfeldt Associates of 643-7695 the plane down. war in Vietnam. Until his ar room was filled. Hartford. The Board of Education had Conn. State Licensed and Insured rest, he had been involved in ONVA spokesmen had said hoped the new school would be peace work in several Eastern earlier in the wer!- they hoped cities. Gale is a member of the for a dischajge for Gale as a UN CouncU New England Committee for conscientious objector. Non-violent Action (CNVA). Mrs. Gale said this morning Starts Talks On March 2iv Gale began a that despite her own beliefs, food and water fast- in the stock "Richard believes in what he HAVE A STUNNING NEW ) (Continued from Page One) ade at Ft. Devens, but accord is doing, and we wiJl do all we most serious situation resulting ing to Army officials, began can to help him.” from this act of aggression.” taking water in "some amount” ,. Gale, 19, is a 1967 graduate Last Sunday the council con shortly before his trial began, of Coventry High School. demned Israel’s retaliatory at BOA tack March 21 against guerrilla bases In Jordan and deplored "all violent incidents In viola Superior Races: MADE FROM YOUR OLD ) tion of the cease-fire.” FUR SCARF IN TIME FOR It also declared that "actions of military reprisal and other ( EASTER grave violations of the cease Caucasoid Myth fire cannot be tolerated. The resolution added that the Securi (Continued from Page One) os early man moved north from We will remodel your old fur scarf into a boa, the ty Council would have to consid genes, and become one single the equator, black skin filtered charming fur circlet that’s fashion’s newest favorite. er further and more effective out too much ultraviolet radia Hidden clips in the ends and velvet loops are the steps os envisaged in the char alloy of many races. For con ® M o t o r o l a venience, however and because tion. Rickets, he thinks, caused secret -i ter to ensure against repetition crippling among male hunters. of such acts.” it cannot be denied that people • Most imporlant components are on are different, mankind is usual The darkest-skinned mothers Loop it, twist it and twM it. modules in a drawer that slides out. ly regarded as falling into'three died in childbirth because of Ideal for untrimmed coats, suits and sweaters • Transistors replace lubes. 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CHARQE YOUR Years will not darken or shadows in the past when chance muta dim, All-transistor ColorTV The beautiful memories we have of tion for added pigment may him. have been selectively of advant PRESCRIPTION age in a tropical environment. - Katherine Hughes and Son S t M M ^ i d e C ) Black skin acts os a filter In Memoriam against ultraviolet radiation, In loving memory of Glenn Mar PPBIN 9 to 6 lin BJarkman who passed away whereas people in more tem CLOSED March 31. 1953. perate fair-skinned areas of the Also By Appointment FURRIER MONDAYS He was an angel, too sweet for world need as much sun as they earth. can absorl) to increase vitamin AT 307 EAST CENTER STREET— TELEPHONE 643-1068 Stanek Electronics Seat here for a short while. God marked him when He gave him D production. IN THE LENOX SHOPPING CENTER birth. An American biochemist. Dr. PINE PHARMACY ) V 277 BROAD ST.—MANCHESTER . And took him with a smile. Farnsworth Loomis, speculates 664 Center St* OAO-OSU Mommy, tiaAAy, Sister and that dai-k skin came first, and Grandparents i **■ \ ' i f (e certain He said ponslbility to provide it by the e work of roven and ragedy to »9 dropped. ^attrifpBtpr MAR. 30 thru APR. 5 16,600 TV Shows Fund satlon will Letters $93,000 to Gapt. Kirk the town. )ffset the it increase Reveal Faces the the mill meet the T%e Hit Natives es a $25,- By lAWBENCE tiiipBENT < rom Rock- NEW YORK (AP) — Captain $33,000 in The Waahinton PosV''-.. Kirk, the brave imperturbable id grants, commander of the space ship the School WASHINGTON—Quinn Mar Enterprise, has some pretty sterday. tin, the name of the man vdiose hair-raising experiences on al plus was "QM” initials have been on ien planets every week in "Star of Super- some of television’s most suc Trek.” Bralrton’s cessful adventure series, likes But never, on any distant star cording to to get letters from viewers. He visited by the ship and its crew has foimd that his mail has “va f . r V during two years, going on audget for lidity as a tool,” Just as much three, has Captain Kirk been in to $1,426,- as the audience ratings reports. danger of having his turtle-neck to revision He goes easy tuning, ITAGE TWO MANCHESim EVENING HERALD. 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