, ( FRroAY, MARCH 25, 196« ^AGE TWENTY-FOUR Average Dally Net Press Rin The Weather Wat tile Week Snow flurries or sprinkle* M arcii 19^ 1966 this afternoon and tonight. n t ) Rwr. Roy Hutcheoo, poo- Fm i* J. Ma&tfeM Marine Oass at HPHS Evening Sdbool Low in upper 20s. Variable tor of Wappiny Oommunlty Oorpe League and Auxiliary win cAoudines and cold tomorrow. I A bout Town Church, win conduct a eervlce host the state Department Lea- MmtekisUx Plans Reunion Students Show ORANGE HALL 14,592 High between 36 and 4(k i S t Christopher Mothers’ CSr- gun^ay at 6:40 ajn. in the gue and Auxiliary Sunday at 2 Manchester-^A City of ViUage Charm hie win meet tonight at 8^0 at ^t Manchester Memori- p.m. at the Miarine HaH. Park- ^ Oil Paintings ^ home of Mrs.-Joseph Plsch, S X pitaL service i. open « st. Harold Osgood, state SIANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1986 (Classified Advertising on Page Ulj PRICE SEVEN CENTS . ST4 Hdalne Rd. Oo-hoetese win qj, puWic.” command'”’’. WM preside for *>«* PuWic High School win An exhibit of the woric cf the VOL, LXXXV, NO. 149 [(FOURTBEN PAGES—TV SECTION). Iw M n.'Francis Ifoloney. R«------poalL Mrs. Mary TTrena of have a 30th reunkm May 21 at beginning oil painting claas of inember aucUbn. gcout Troop 2 win spon- Naugatuc;-., state Department Rockledge Country C*»»h, West the Manchester Adtdt Evening ; . ______"IT” *>*■ * rummage sale tomorrow president, will preside for the Hartford. A committee to form- mia Town Fire Department (pom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Wood- auxUiary. This will be the final Schoct is ____ vine (Veronica Clapp) of 72 Ufes, landscapes, pencil sketches Hulsey Idniley’s white Party Unit Weiss Urging Issue row before the sale. inig wmnm’s Club of Man- * ^ e British American Club Baldadn Rd., Manchester. and water colors aooompUahed qxxls coupe hit a fire hy­ ------Chester wiU have Its aimual by students during the year. drant Friday and the car sponsor a dance for mem- The Rev. George F. No- dessert-bridge Monday at 8 Meml>ers of the committee and guests tomorrow at The exhibit was hung by Mrs. ahnoet disappiMred into a strand, rector of St. Marsr's p.m. at Concordia LiUtheran are B. WiUiam Ellison of West tlie clubhouse. Charlie Var- Andrew Lindberg and Mrs. crater goug^ In an un­ Episcopal Camrdr, win conduct church hall. The event is Hartford, Howard and Miriam fldc’s Orchestra will for Ralph King, class instructor. paved street by the escap­ o T.m 1 CARPET SERVICE for General Fund Capital CONVERSE treatant inattractor at the Holy clone 15 valves, some six nam ing o f 99 delegates to the (Josephine Tkacz^) and Mrs. nott Rd. A report on ^ Purlcy Plauiied blocks -distant, to stop the party’s state, congressional and Improvements, “ in order to recent production, "Everybody -- t . Jay Gorden (Olive Sharpe). Family Monastery and Retreat FOR RENT catch up with items so ur*- PAINTIN8 House, Farmingttm, will be the 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro­ water gushing from a 16- county conventions. L oves C^Ml,’ ’ vriU be given. B y WSCS Unite Anyone knowing their where­ inch main at the rate of gently required as to creat* AND main speaker Sunday, April 3 jectors—sound or silent, also Testo, who also is city at­ abouts may notify Mrs. Sobiral, 38 mm. slide projectors. The suit shoe 100,000 gallons a minute. torney, protested angrily to a virtual emergency.” The tndie^ Guild of the Ethel Goslee of Bolton class secretary, 50 Brightwood at 9 am. at’ a Oodmiunion DEC0RATIN6 Breakfast sponsored i by the Lum ley, 17. told police Democratic Town Chairman He Is recommending a 20f WaDON DRUG CO. that toees to got year bond issue which he estl« Can « PJM. - 9 P JL S^M m dS^ for Lake, a trustee of South Metho- Lane, West Hartford. Manchester Chapter of the Holy the accelerator on his car Joseph J, Massicotee over his 901 Main St^-TCL 64S-5S21 stuck. They cited him for mates would cost the town Phone 648-2804 a Ixislness meeting at Assump- dlst (3hurch, is chairman of the Family Retreat League at the failure to get on any convention fatUng to maintain proper about 3168,700 per year In car­ FDUiV INSCBXD tica School library. nominating committee for the K of C Home. Two tpne pump tied up front and strapped at the back. slate Friday night. In a heated con trol. rying charges, "or less than The spe^er is statimied in exchange, he demanded to know — 7 ^ ^ , annual meeting of the New Police Arrests Shapely from Its heel to the rounded vam p...a one mill.’’ Manchester Rod and Gun Cxub England Southern Conference of pnorida doing missionary work why he was left off. season starlet In any of its feshion-right colors. “Because I don’t know where He states, "On analysis, it wlU have its annual meeting -woman’s Society of Christian in that area. He is on a six- can be shown that a net saving Charles O. BicWng m , 17, you stand,’’ Massicotte replied. and election of officers tomor- service of the Methodist weeks’ leave of absence and WANTED can result by this approach. row at 8 p.m. at the clubhouse church, Monday from 11 a.m. to ©f i38 w . Center St., was charg- taking a refresher ooiurse at Space Pair Also excluded from conven­ tion delegate slates were Testo's TTie carryin g costs fo r a bon d YOU GANT WIN ace between two vehicles, an exeople who saw them. and added the UFOs probably neers and fellow astronauts at ■wooded area off Route 84. beach at Long Thanh peninsula for “ Operation Jack Stay.’ The operation calls bond issue are the following: • the Mann^ Spacecraft Center. Look! UgU Fruit, Fresh Strawberries, Seedless, Wber, Em­ ner eastbound on Oak St. by “I’m no professor, and I’m had resulted from spring thaws for clearing the Saigon River Delta of Viet Cong guerrillas. The Marines also Road Construction: $250,000^ CORNED BEEF Cairo Living Cheap Ihey completed debriefings Fri­ peror Grapes, Tangerines, Temples, Navel Oranges, Water­ another patrolman and Dion not as educated as him, but I releai^g trapped gases result­ Pusher Convicted will try to clear out guerrillas who have been attacking cargo ships on the with major emphasis to be plac­ melon, Nectarines, Pineapples, Cantaloupes, Honeytows, gave chase. think he’s all wrong,’’ Mrs. ing from decomposing orgaidc day. HARTFORD (AlP) — ZetUe ed on the Broad St.-W. Middle THICK OR HEAD CUT Melons, Bose, D’AnJbn Pears, Limes, Fresh Cider, Pink, ITNITE3D NIATIONS, N .Y .— Armstrong, a oivUian, and Ix>ng Tao and Saigon rivers. (AP Photofax) The Benway oar went through Frank Mannor said of Dr. J. materials. ’ Haynes, 48, one of 17 suspected ’Tpke. problem and on the pro­ White Seedless Gnq^efrnlt and APPLES FRESH from the The United Nations Statistical Scott had a narrow escape a red traffic signal at the Office compiles a cost-of-living Allen Hynek. He added that in the Hillsdele narcotics pushers indicted in posed Oakland-Parker Sts. con­ 004N!.ERS — Maca, WInesaps, Red DeUclpus, Spys and March 16 when a snudi maneu­ Spruce-Oadc Sts. intersection Hynek, a Northwestern Uni­ case the slght^ might have Hartford recently by a federal nector. Weiss lists those hn- Lb. RuMotee index that usee New York City vering rocket on their craft Blaln Center Cuts Ib. 88e ALSO: Green, Vellow Squash, Green, Yellow Beans, Peas, and was finally stopped near prices' for visitors and tempo­ versity astrophysicist and scien- been assisted by youths playing grand jury, has been convicted provements as vital for eerving « ^ t . wlM, sending Gemini. 3 Marines Launch Corn, Asparagus, Dandelions, Kale, Leeks, Watercress, Bos­ the l^rman-Oak Sts. intersec­ rary residents as 100. By that tiific oonsidtant for the Air pranks with ^ a t ^ . Thii::v;.,n~. of making soles cf heroin on Thousands Important commercial and in­ AsawnkiMeCAUeciflc days probably had after the sightings. Bureau of NarooUcs. Netv~Offensive $80,000 for aerial mape and NEW ARNOLD’S flashing red Hgbt signal on the $ 1 5 . spacecraft rocket system, ap- Protest police cruiser, Dlim reported. while Dsjkar, Senegal, Is U6. stemmed from swamp gasses. “There were no flares In- $8,000 for rlght-of-v[ay map­ pemntly to Om w l r ^ . PEACH OR APRICOT LE TTU C E ...... 2 heads 3 9 ^ He said his study had been Tplvsd In thls,’’_j^ d BfiBlani Blfist Misfires ■KAIQOMt---South VM MoBv sasuatties but--ln tha oourua at ping, both to be ntllized by eey- otnfined to rightingif made ptor THOhtAfiTON (AP) — A dy- (AP) U.S. farces In Viet clearing valuable rice-bearing GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless...... 6 for 4 9 ^ (See Rage Four) ^ (Gee M ge Fou^ Viet W ar aral town departmeoits olid Dexter March 20 by the Mannor aamite bhut, meant to dear tha Nem, closing out eperaUona areas claimed 274 Vist Cong boards. TARTS MAC A P P LE S ...... 6 Ib. avg. bag 5 9 ^ lamfiy and by officers and at which have,, spent their tores, killed, 29 captured qml lO? way for a n ^ rood, has sealed NEW YORK (AP) — Thou- Sanitary Fin Area Improve­ LU X L IQ U ID ...... 22 02. 4S<) Hillsdale by 87 coUege coeds off the old Route 8 approaching demonstrated new mabUlty to­ weapons, seised, including 16 sands of demonstrators march ment: $30,000. Weiss reoom- MIXED NUTS, From Our Nut Shelf ... can 79^ M AINST., and the county Civil Defense Thomasttm from the south. day with a ttirust designed to heavy guns which required mends 'toe acquisition of oddl- - P k f of 12 55e d irector. The explosion went coniss Fri­ protect the oapitaii of Saigon crews to baaersons were arrested East Cemetery, and toe acquisi- two streaks of brUUant light on business to increase substantial­ M'S bttHon, ItB lowest point to (See Page Four) tacked by the Viet Cong, and belief that a Viet Cong regttnent In Boston and Chicago, and tton of new land and toe con­ the photograph, identified by ly overseas spending for ptaBt eight years, and the administra­ also had the double-barreled was smashed, two other battal­ there were draft card burnings struction of fences at Bucklond BRIEFS SLIPS tion credited votamtary re­ TRI-CITY SHOPPING PLAZA Hynric as the moon and planet, and equipment. tiatic o f clea rin g out marahland ions were hurt badly and up­ to tom tohor, Mich. Cem etery, had been captured on film by Officials charged with han­ straints on private investment long to the hands cf the insur­ wards of 8Q0 of the enemy were One of the biggest demonstra- Municipal Building: $30,000; TRUCKLOAD SALE THE STORE WriH THE RED CARPET SERVICE Ms camera in a time exposure dling the bMance of payments as a major factor In the drop. Indonesians gents. kiUed or wounded and carried 'tions today is in New York City, for architectural services for as he observed what he consid­ progrram reportedly are not un­ The Oommerce Department The assoidt by more than 1,- away in the four-day fight. where the sponsors say an esti­ toe design of an addition to to* ered to be unidentified flying duly o(Hicerned over a Odni- says no preliminary figures are 200 Marines with covering naval An American advisory (tfClcer mated 30,00q to 86,000 persons building. Weiss states "it app Objects. . merce ' Department survey available yet on balance of pay­ fire encountered no resistance. 6 / u m t ^ I ...... _ _...... To Announce from Quang Due Province in the will parade down Fifth Avenue. pears to me at this time that Mi' Numerous UFO sightingfs which showed that spending for ments figursB for 1966.' “It’s It was the furtherest south U.S. north came to Saig^on to tell' A fire bomb was hurled today would make more selue anil. 4 FERTILIZER Reg. 58c Eadi. Cotton Kidt! Tailored or Lace Trims! have been reported in Michigan, plant and equipment by foreign much too early,’’ a spokesman KNOWN FOR VALUES forces. have operated as imits newsmen bow heroic Vietnam­ into the headquarters of . e TaUored Pajamas r ♦ ’ . ^ ^ " Dec. 16 and Feb. 15 Showed that own eyeballs stretched out on lieved only a figurehead — at lOlst Airborne Division closed the wire in frtmt of the outpost,’’ 000, with $78,000 for the coat LAW N FOOD T T r k T * American bustoewonen plan to NEW TCRK (AP) — The • Gowns—>lieR. V JLX./X-,' .H. .S. vyk_r.a.a-«.'«L./JLa.a/ tUs.tsummer_ palace, 40 miles out Operation Harrison after ‘a Bachlnski said. J L V T J L invest $6-8 billion in overseas United States is considering a (See Page Five) LAW N FOOD south of Jakarta. m- • ^ 3.1 , i ward the seating of Communist 1 0 4 4 gresU has ■voted to provide an nittiing of the irice president’s proposed list but was not, ex­ the South China seacoast. " residence. But sponson^ said pected to raise any major objec­ The {Muratroopers took soma (See Page Four) China in the United Nations, the eCfir^al residence for the vice 50 lbs. UST DAY T0M0RR0W-”SH0P FOR they were hopeful -it wendd not tions, the sources said. New York Times said today.' FAA May Permir 50 lbs. pretident but Hubert H.. Hum­ require the full amouitt. . - The new list probably will The ’Times, in a dispatch un­ phrey would!be well advised not They said that only $45,000 Police Hope have 30 full Cabinet ministers der a United Nations dateline Airline Flight to start packing for a while, would be asked for it in the next and 30 deputy ministers entitled Khrushchevas Aim Buried quoting "qualified sources,” In A ll W eather " Sponsors of the bill author­ year, to be spent on architocts’ To Recover to sit with the Chblnet, the in­ said the United States “would BIG 1 DAY VALUES! izing ccmstruction of the resi­ plans and some other prriimi- formants added. Sukarno’s old ooiMentrate on preserving Na­ WAflHINGTCN (AP) — Tht $1 .99 dence said it would be two years nary expend. Cabinet, considered < pro-Oom- tionalist Ghina’s rights in the Federal Aidation Agency to - at the least before it could be Some congressional sources world organiiation rather than Soccer Cup m unist, had 100 m em bers. New Economic Plan moving toward jiermitUng elf- .said they considered It doitotful on keeping Communist China buUt. The new g:roup will have a weather operations by alrUnea.. Ladiies* New Ladies* Spring Some said tt was highly that Johnson would arii any con­ LONDON (AP) — Beotiand six-man executive committee, ou t.” whose plane* ere pcoperiy doubtful the boms woidd be straction money to his ^budget Yard eiqpraaeed hope today tt)e the sources said. Sets Sober Goals The (toange would amoimt to equipped. HANDBAGS completed to time for Hum- for the year starting Jidy 1, W orld S occer ,Ciq> wlU b e recov ­ Joining Suharto in the com­ adoption of toe so-called “two- GLOVES But it says only three olitinea^ phrey to occupy it during Us 1967, which he will send to Con- ered, as authorities charged a MOSCOW (AP) — The The plan is toe major CMnas” policy. mittee will be Dr. Johannes have qualified under new rule*-, present term as vice president gress next January. l/mdon man with stealing the national congress of toe So­ agenda item of the 28rd “The' proposed strategy,” the LAW N and HUBBARD HALL Leimena, who was second depu­ which permit planes to land in - The term ends Jan. 20, 1969. They said they Qxmght he solid gold trt^hy. viet Communist party, congress of toe Soviet Com- Times st<«Y by Raymond Don- t i » 9 . ty premier in the old Cabinet; low ■visibility at specified oiiw- - $ 0 * 9 7 The Senate sent the blU to wodd not ask funds If the Ifiet Police were reported in pos­ opening Tuesday, will give mimist party. Cf all IssuM iell said, “would involve not so the Sultan of Jogjakarta, Ham- ports in w eather w hich - pra«>-. GREEN RIBBON 2.99 President Johnson Friday, com- Nam war is still on at thsit time, session a i part of tha trophy and orders for a five-year eco­ discussed at toe meeting of much a move by the United GARDEN and some Demo­ engku Buwono, who is the eco­ ■vlously barred operations. pleting legislative action on it* Republicans a sonior officer at Sootiand nomic plan that will bury 6,000 Soviet party dele­ States to improve relations with crats at the Capitol ttxBc the po­ nomic,, coordinator; Adam Mal­ New Stjdes. New Otdon Cotton Knit, White, Colors by voice ■vote vote acceptance of Yard said, “ Wa hope to recover former Premier Khrush­ gates, plus scores of foreign Oommimist China as a step to The FAA has certified ontp/'T’ PLANT FOOD sition that a vice president’s ik, acting foreign irilnlster; Rus­ Bouse amendments to an origi- the cup very aocn.’’ chev’s boasts of catching Conununlste, toe plan may bring American policy into line two kinds of jet planes used residence should not compete lan Abdulgani, public relations LIME aal Senate measure. Teams of detectives from up -with the U.S. econom y prove to have toe greatest with diplomatic reality at toe the three jdriines for this type oc > 5 -10 4 S A m l l R OF BOSTON’S TIMFS SQUARE . . . here’ s the Johnson is considered certain with essential budget items to minister; and Kiai Idham Khal- operation. In addition, oalF*'' Sootiand Yard’s fiylig( squad by 1970. significance. United Natons.” Os oign it into law, although nti- wartim e. idi deputy chairman of the Peo­ three airports have ronwaya m London Loolc by way NewYorkf“ .a debonafr ” Lo-Note’ ’ that cats a ■wars sescchtog a number of This already has been as­ The plan will go a long The United Statee would not 50 Ib. Bag 50 R . (her he nor Humihrey gave it Until now, vice preeideiits al­ ple’s donaultative Assembly. that are lighted enough to periv- MEN! YOUNG MENf bouaes tat South London in . a sured by the publiriied di­ way! toward determining welcome toe Chinese Commu­ cosm opolite caper with ^piir newes^ maddest Mod fashions!: any official eupport during its ways have provided their own Student leaders were reported mlt such low-vialbllity londinga^'' ■ ^ bunt tor aim The bill’s sponsors said the Bumplurey has oonttoued to many old faces in the new Cabi­ of vertical ■visibility and 8,900 47, a general deaior of Oambor- tion on every Soviet factory other goods be can buy. would be to shift to toe Peking •dminlstration. was active be- live to the home to suburban net, but the students were ex­ feet of horizontal ■visibility along ^ iC *’^**'^ $11. Charge Accounts Invited woli. South London, has been and farm. The directives by ’The plan will chart tbs g^)vernment itself the responsi­ IHTid the scenes aid, in fact, Obevy Chase, Md., viiich be pected to give the new panel a the runway as the minlmums SPORT COATS charged with stealing the cup the party will determine d(»nestic economic strength bility for Communist China’s lielped smooth the way fw the bought when he first came to chance to see if it can revitalize which ■will form the- basis fo r je t landings. In 1962, the^ lost Sunday. the Soviet government’s exclusion. takeover of some Northwest W ashington as a senator to 1940. Indonesia’s near-bankrupt econ- minlmums were reduced to 800 '- One ropoct soM a weB-known final play. for the Kremlin’s military In view of past Peking state­ Washington land long owned Ben. A . 8 . 'kOka M onroney, D - ^j^Mjesr sta r h«i4 jiassad a port o f and 2,000 feet. Westera economic q>s- planning, foreign trade and ments on reform of toe United Rpgidar $24.95 •nd M ^ y prised by Oie Navy. CMda., original author o f the MB, ^ io.jnch high tro^y to fibot- Sitoarto took over from Sukar- Now the agency has set ng ^ eialists agree that the new aid, the space program, and Nations, it is regarded as likely The lo-acre tract on which the said he hoped there would be "* yani, it had been no two weeks ago afte£ stpdente what it deacribes os a Oategory^.^ plan, which drops Khrush­ political competition with that Peking woul d decide to Vlieige-lf...Mb i to 2 years to pay reoidenca wffl be buUt is a port pubUc design oompetition of to Mm from twrihern staged massive demonstrations H that permits tendings with 150 . chev’s ambitious goals, is R ^ Chinatond the West. stay out, the story said. ef the Naval Observatory unusual proportions’’ for the ^ suggeoUng ai^ against Communists in Sukar­ Khrushchev predicted in feet vertical visibility and 1,600 - Fany Bned, all by a temoos maker! Perfect for now fliin som- a ' naore sober, realistic A ' resolution ' to admit* toe grounds on Massachusetts Ave- residence, with the nation’s xangementa tor- return cf ibe no’s old Cabinet. 1961 that toe Soviet Union feet horizontri Visibility. .After O Pl A N T C O . I mer. Solids, dieeks, pialda in wine, navy, gray, diarooal TRI-CITY SHOPPING PLAZA . blueprhit for Soviet econ­ Communists and expel toe Na­ 36-46, short^ regulars and longs! Bud to the heart of the capital’s leading architects submitting trophy.., The No. 1 target of the pro- would overtake toe United six-month trial period at aacli'^ omic grawtii. tionalists was defeated In a 47-47 embassy section. The chief of their ideas. ataca at tbs otm arms ds- teiste was Foreign Minister anfi Statee in per ca|4ta produe- laoperiy Hg^tod airport, an airi'^'- THE STORE WITH THE RED CARlPET SERVICE Ctome, however, believe tie vote in the General Assem­ MANCIjie^ FARKi^ naval operations lives on tbs Ha noted aiao that the UU pro- ^ Fin* Deputy Premier SiAon- ttoB by 1^0. Mna ooidd attempt tenfUngs OFBI EVERY MGHT TH l 9 PM. bly last fall. There were 30 mb* grounds vidsa fi>r tha accsptaaca of gUts the new ptea is etitt esteriy Ylw MB eutborizee up to $760,- to fnniah the home. * ^ ).A Two (I[Gee ■teBttono. ■> (Gee Pigs FMigi

'M: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH ^6, 1966- Heralding Homes f Khrushchev^s Aim Buried Police Hope Pat-on TV Indonesians SheinwoW on Bridge mast OathpUc ]fflgh School By AIFRED 8HEINWOIJ) East dealer senior Patricia Rloux of' Korth-SouSi vnlneiabla To Recover To Announce One advantage of opening the NORTH Nantucket Inspired It New Economic Plan Glastonbury, Connecticut's A K Q 62 “Junior Miss" who U in Mo­ WiMing wllh a minimum hand is ^ 5 3 2 that it suggests a favorable Soccer C up bile, Ala., this week com- New. Cabinet\ 0 A K 9 J 3 petiiog in the national finals opening lead to your, partner. * 3 Sets Sober Goals (Oontlnned from Page One) of "America’s Junior Miss' (Oonttanied friim Page One) Tide advantage is nullified if WEST BAST (OoHtlBned from Pare One) your partner leads the right suit A 74 A S Pageant,” will appaar to­ ^ A J W 9 the raw figures tefi only part of ment from the top of the bophy. night over nation-wide^ tele­ drio. After assuming power, . but the wrong card. Instead Soviet economic the story. The success of an In- .wss Wantlfled aftw labo- Suharto placed Subandrio and Opening lead—Four of Hearta. % f / / 0 Q 1087 vision. . A J 9754 A A Q 62 rrovvth rates have slowed. In vestment plan depends tartly rotary examination. T v Channel 80 will tele- 14 other pro-peking Oabinet Even an Inexperienced bridge SOUTH on efficient use of Invested ^ _ ^ members under {HtotocUve cus­ pUyw knows that K usuaUy A A I 10953 Che 1960s the U.8. and Soviet funds. This raises another prob- Another report said deteettvee esM the finals Uve from Mo­ bile from 8 to 9. tody. pays to itaaks the opening lead economies have been growinr et lem. wew in possession of the quartz R was not known whether about the same rate of 4 per Pat, a pianist, will be in partner’s bid suit. But he Premier Alexei N. Kosygin ),ase on which the cup stood. heard, in the talent portion Gen. Abdul Haris Nosutlan, a may go wrong by automatically 108 cent a year, accoidinr to _____West­ctarted a sweeptog West Norik ern figures. Since the United of the cemtest, station of- militant anti-Communist, would leading his MgheU card in part­ Pass 4 A be a member of the new Cabi­ 1 1 8ta^>o^y is ^sSTplt^Wl^prtc* ^ ^ flcials said. ner’s suit AUPau don. Xhncee of the colorcast net. Sukarno fired him as de­ If West leads the Mng of , ______ly twice as big, the absolute ing, administration, ■' workers’ gap between them has grown The trophy was stolen from will be TV personality Hugh fense minister Feb. 21 after Nsr bonuses and other factors. It an exhibition case at the Na­ O’Brian. Vocalists Anita Button led a bloody purge of iwsasionxwsssioa that this isIs the somewhere. You will tat favor of the United States. puts new stress on profits and IhS reduced goals of the new tional Stamp Show in Churdi Bryant and Dick Roman will Communists accused of bMking lead, (he d U t^ e rs ^ almost surely get a later <*ance gives loci^factoiy ^ e s mow S^i^V^e'^toinsUn Soviet plait indicate the Rus­ also appear and vdll Join the October attempted coup. Directs Band two heart to_____ mention____ your qmdes, and freedom from the dictation of Authorities said information O’Brian in a musical produc­ The sources said Suharto had. of CiUbS, nut mese «I11 InvMV (bat vnn sians are concentrating on a central planners' in running Past Orsnd Knight Enrico ^ ***U!S1 yo" pwtn®*' ^ y®“ steady growth of their own about the theft came to Scotland tion spotlighting the talents proposed Including NasuUon in their own eftwps. of the contestants. Raale wiaw i directh ^ r ar L Dana d com- oontaset C e a fine .suit but a limited economy rather than on a crash Yard Friday from several the Cabinet but did not insist hand. The new system is not sup­ sources. Detective Supt. Frank Pat, an "A" student at alter Sukarno refused to accept poaed of musicians from Man- The king is not the book open- program to overtake the United posed to take full effect tmtll Oqpy'il^ 1988 States. WilMams, head of the flying East Catholic, won the Con­ him. , chaster and surrounding' towns ing lead when you hold K-x-x 1968, fidrd year of the five-year necticut crown over 16 final­ General Features Oorp. The new plan also contains squad, ordered a series of raida. Indonesia’s new military ru­ a t the Fourth Grand Nlg^it of {dan. An underworld infOnnant re­ ists In the state competition these major implications: Some specialists beUeve the lers have been trying to avoid portedly said the cup, ineured Jan. 30 at the Bushnell Me­ alienating Sukarno. They want Music tonight and tomorrow at J® . by the ace The Soviets are counting on opttmlstio goale of the Soviet (he lack of a major war, despite tor 984,000 has not been malted morial in Hartford,' to preserve his status as a fig­ E ^ t CathoUc H ^ Sch<^ Au- S e wa^ni C o yo n ltT plan, wUch assume a smoofh- down. Actual value of the metal mtoriurn. Curtain time is 8:16 when you ex- r , s N n w n o the Viet Nam conflict, in order lunning economy despite the urehead and a rallying point to to complete what stili is an am­ is less than $6,000. affirm the legality of the new 1 1 . k - amine today's hand, taken from S e l C C t m e n 1 v a m c changeover to a new planning The cup, which weighs nine Tolland County bitious program of economic system, may be unrealistic. regime, observers said. reform and growth at home. was brought to Britain Peking’s official New CUna new book Police Studiers Goals In housing construqUon ^ gro^ the present holder, The Soviet consumer wffl get Three Tdlk News Agency Utterly de­ Better.” > and In agricultuw are seen as Msgr. H annon Scholarsbip The board of selectmen has what Western specialists call a perhaps (he most overly opti­ for (he World Soccer champion- nounced the new Ihdoneaian When leads the four of reasonably fair share of the eco­ ehips to be played in July. On Housing ’nckets wiU be avaflable Bast wins With the ace appointed a committee to con- mistic targets. Further grain regime in a protest over the at the door. nomic pie, but the plan wiH in­ So far mow than $17,000 has closing of the NONA Jakarta and returiw the jack. South’s aider forming a town police purchases in the West are con­ The leader has played and bad made a crease the Soviet standard of been offered In wwiud money For Elderly office. qu«®“ ^ trajiped, and the de- commission, and had n ^ e a sidered Skely. fenders gaTairee heart tricks number of other appointmente. living dramaUcally. The plan efiH emphasizea tor recovery of the trofbiy, It was ordered closed Friday Perhaps Che key question "The Challenge of the Fu­ heavy industry. presented to the Inteniational by the Foreign Miniatry, \ ^ c h at ‘J’^toad of ooly.two. ’mis Is nec- Named to the poUoo oommls- Shuttered opening from kitchen to keeping room simplifies Mrs. Clark’s entertaining. being studied hew is Just how Football Association by Fwnch ture” .series will continue with group at many benefit perform- ^ to defeat the contaact. slon study committee were Ray- But planned percentage in- a forum on “Living Arrange­ also wvoked Uie credentials of waltsUc the goals of the new creases to the ligtk or consumer In 1080. NONA correspondents. The For­ defenders would StiU g « mond H. Bradley Sr., Frank Soviet plan are. ments for the Future” at the their three heart tricks even If Ceasar. Mrs. Frank Perrottl, Western economic specialists, industries aitd in heavy industry Tolland County Agricultural eign Ministry said the Peking aw about the same — 48-48 per news agency had conducted a *jmmy turned up with Q-x-x Anton A. Lassen, Leroy M. woildng with incomplete Soviet Rham District Center on Rt. 30, Rockville, s £ S J S t a S r f e U f y X - fc®®*to. Bast Wtould finesse at Roberts and William A. Dick- figures, make oalcrdatlons cent for the former and 49-62 Monday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Paul hostile . , . campaign . - in , its coverage I>er cent for the latter. This i„v fiilnrmataT- tii« Tammi the flrst trick, Winning With tile son. which differ slightly. Glngras, Watson Rd., Vernon, « -^neslan aftalra. J n S ^ & HwS a^ ^ ^ nine.,Then the defenders would Michael Treachuk ^ been Neveriheless ihew is general woidd indloata that the consum­ Podium Players a member of the planning com- When announcing the closure er wilt get a fair, share of the « S ^ m lS : toke the ace and king. named to the town ineur^ce agwement on one major point. G IM f A M If a i n t t l mittee, will act as chairman for ot the NONA branch,” the ou uuo , »AA. »iiu a. Dally Questiim committee, replacing Arthur planned economic growth. Thomas ' Quinn, singers, Dr. Targets for 1966 ere relatively Oiaie IflUSlCUl discussion which wlU fea- Chinese agency said today in As dealer, you, hold: Spades, FDrst Jr.; Gene Boyington to low. 'Ntis means that in order to These figures, however, aw Tokyo, "the Indonesian govern­ Ix)ul8 Block, musician, and a subject to change If Soviet lead­ At Hish School opeakem. large chorus. A-J-10-8-6-S; Hearts, Q-7-6; Dla- the Coventry Recreation Com- meet the five-year goals the ment brazenly alleged that it inonds, 6; dubs, K-IO-S. mittee, replacing George Olif- ers decide the world sttuatlon ” “living with Several Genersk- was preventing the further wor- economy wlU have to grow at demands sharp increases In What do you say? ton, for a term ending Septem- accelerated, rates in the l€U9t The Podium PUyers, made up tlons” is the topic ct 3 ^ Ger- amicable relations military spending. of amateur and professional Novotny, a ^ e c i^ M in between Indonesia and People’s Answer:. Pass. You have 10 her, 1966; Alan R. Cahill, Paul years of the plan. Many of these Lenten Cantata points in high cards and 2 jxiints Haddad and Albert Qledcner as rates are far higher than Soviet thesplans from the towns of An- ^ China. This is sheer deception. _ . _ F&lTIlly Sf^^OnOmiCB SAQ JARA* ___ 4S*aA 49 4ct tor the singleton, hut the hand police constables in the Oak performance over the past five C oven try dover, Columbia, Bast Hamp- «»enient at the Univeraltv of Everybody sees mat It is the Set at Cluu*ch is not quite worth an opening Grove Private Development, ■m.- hvL . tT umversity or Indonesian right-wing reaction- years. For this reason some ton, Manchester and Marlbo- Connecticut. Her objective is to o •» . A .i-, —- -A. hid despite the strength of your with terms ending June 80; and speci^sts hew c ^ the plan ary forces, which have the sup­ "WoraWp Through Jult. You might open the William F. Goodale and Har- unrealistic. Mrs, Switaski rough, are now preparing their hekp each generation better un' port of imperialism, colonialism spring musical production, derstand the needs of the other Muric program be p i^ n t- ^ and queen vey Libby, police constaWes in Total Investmwit in the Soviet and neo-colonialism, that have edtom tw ^ at Center Oong^ were in the same suit instead ^the Waterfront Park Devriop- "Guys and DoHs” for showing for more congenial living to­ economy, for example, is. sup­ Plans Talk to disrupted the friendly relations gati<^_O iu^ replacing the ^ (afferent suite: Thla la a ment, terms ending June 80. posed to Incwaae by 47 per cent on April 16, 22, and 28. It Is the gether. between the peoples of China usual 9:15 and J1 a.m. services. Iwtween 1966 and 1970. GOP Women ninth musical production by the ^ Lamb will Ascuss and Indonesia. Walter Grayb, director of ...... i ...------—-----:------—- The 1906 target is a 6.4 per *11 iirfit um .t.the — types living arrange- “They have committed num- music at the church, will lead Collection of old pewterwai’e adorns hand hewn mantel of keeping room fireplace. cent increase. The plan cabs for Mrs. Anna-Mae Switaski, available for the elder- erous crimes against China and the Senior Choir in a Lenten vice-chairman of the Republi­ an average yearly investment F?r me S time ‘y* ‘I*® Chinese nationals in Indone- cantata, “On the Passion of ISottor thmi James Bond — "MUCHO SEXY!”—Fidel CaatarO faicwase of a much higher tar­ can State Central Committee, son will talk about non-profit gia,” NCNA said, Christ,” bjr David H. WdlUama. get, 8.6 per cent, with added wUl be the speaker at a meet­ there will be a matinee per­ housing. « ^loists are Mrs. Andrew Winz- pressuw coming in the later ing UVedneeday to organize a formance, at reduced rates for Lamb isassistan t chief of ler, FYande Pagan! and Dennis years. Coventry Republican Women’s families, on April 16. rental housing management Santoro. M Western speedidists agree that dub. The meeting is set for 8 The many people in this area PubHc Works De- Open House Set The cantata is in three ports, p.m. in the basement of the who saw the group’s perform- partment’s housing division. The Last Supper,” ‘:Tbe Betray: T S^aaemsMs ««wl all aniam *^Da'lavna ^ . ... At Tech School Booth-XMmock library, and all ance of “Pajama Game" Mrs.1Ur9«a ,g. Sanderson nan/4AT*a/Y*i is4a wlUl al,” and "The Chidfixion,” and intereeted townswomen are in-.roimel”, end J “Oklahoma” W t i a h ^ ” are Hartford Commission on Serv- open House will be held at p la n ts in music the significant Tin chandelier is exact replica of one ttrhidi hung in Wayside Inn, Sudbury, Mass. j ***® ices for the Elderly Persons. Howell Cheney Technical School memorable events in tiw life of East Windsor Christ. DRIVE-IN BOUTt 5 . 1^ to familiarize people Tuesday from 7:86 to 9:30 p.m. ' flUad with a' oollbction of antique glass. the Oonnectlcut Oouncil ol Re*A xwle baaen oa a story by Da- With the bousinghousing Aeeosneeds ci of^ per-per-' Duringpurlngr__j _ia theai vieitationvisitation ^ j period.period, The eervicee are open to the Story 'By Doris BStSirig' ■ ' — On« Complete Show at 7:W — public. •• The bottles and vases are predominately nSST kCN * AIX COUIB U rifoba'^utif cifUMioon^ will be ■amethyst,; si favorite of the collectors, is cr^tM wim Wing an -ac- ^ of .itiddle years open 4 examination, and in- A 1)11 Of the atmosphere of Nantucket HABLON BRANDO Island has been brought to a knoll In wtth accents of cranberry, amber and A ••THE OHABE” cornplimed imd witty speaker.” ^ musi^and lyrics by Frank ^ ^ stnictora will be available for AIM — ‘•BVE, BYE BIBDIE” FREE in-car HEATEftS Manchester by Mr. ^ d Mrs. Hugh Clark turquoise. Bricks salvaged from an old ■W m S*of the N w *B rittin High School students, the many types conaulUUCn concerning their of 44 Pilgrim tiane. Their home is a farmhouse .were used to make the O^ttee w^afta^^^^ and staff are well now avtilv res^otive progr^. replica of one on the little island in the keeping room fireplace, and more than t??rDZbTan^^!ion!iXn! that the school’s owD “W® to Older persons. A number of displays de­ MEADOWS-i' Atlantic, and even the khlngles look as 3,000 of them were used in the chlnuiey. theater has Deceived many gifts LEl.C0e8> If they had been seasoned by salt laden A pine chair table, circa 1760, is used 1960,“rad?»64!^iM ^am!SJl the proceeds of Podium by the ^Uand Ca^ty Exten- program will be ex- N ^ H I G H IN winds from the sea. This, Mrs. Clark for dining, surrounded hy early Windsor ber of the platform committee shows. The school was sion Service in cooperation with nood-ChUUng Horror!' GIlAeOUUl! said, was accomplished by using a chairs. . ■ After the visitation period, given band unifonna* a grand the University of Connecticut special gn:‘ay stain. White paneling, and the fireplace In TONIGHT—ENDS SUN. at one, refreshments will be served in Basil Ratlibpne—(Color) EDWARD MU W Mrs. Switaski was assistantSiam ^ organ, a idlde project- as an educational service, and Furthering the nautical look are the 14x24 ft. parlor were copied from "Q iw m of BteocT' k MB M-isatal k o n u «! B SO! dolphins which decorate a black wrought a home in Sturbridge Village. Many to the secretary of the state " ' f ‘*‘® will be cafeteria, COtOR by DE lUXE'CMEIUSCOPEi Now during the years 1948-44 snd as well « ca^ gifts answered by the speakers. — p lu s--- Iron door knocker on the front door flrst editions and other rare books, left 1947^, and is now a member “®®ed a chicken ST '.‘.ST HARTFORD 528;?ic| TATE theater L Al^CnSDlTIOMO rhl! Pi ‘ K I house. A hitching post in front of the china dogs, and an old clock. Teachera College and taught in directing the show and “ ®<>® P*®®tlc to reduce NEXT: WES)., MARCH SOth — “MY FAIR LADY- house, and stepping stones leading to A cherry bed with a type of “pencil” that city’s public schools. gron, of Andover is the bruising while poultry is being WALT DISNEY’S the door, came from • Coventry and are posts Is in the master chamber and the Introducing Mrs. Switaski will musical director. Mias Susan “hlPped. W e ij^ g about 40 per / "TH E U G iY Read Herald Ads said to be more than 200' years old. bed has. a handmade, double woven, blue be Mrs. Virginia Lewis of Ool- gtark, currently appearing in ®®"* ‘®ss than wooden coops, the The parlor is to the right of the front and white coverlet, ^ven to Mrs. Clark umbda. Republican State Central jjj. University’s p i^ c tlm of ”®^ ®®®P *® to be easier to DACHSHUND"— and entry hall, with a stairway to the un­ by a friend. A ehe^ made by a cabinet­ Committee Women from 36th «camlval” is the choreogra tbiw lessens the "WINNIE THE POQH" maker who died in 1760, and a 1716 State Senatorial District. ..Quy^ diance of disease in transit. finished second floor on the left. The Nominating and by-laws com­ hall widens at the rear of the house lowboy with. full sunburst, are also in production staff, headed by ______and adjoins the keeping room, horning the room. The guest chamber is fur­ mittees will be called for at Barbara FV>ran of Andover, has the meeting. Mrs. George W. I.O.H. PRESENTS room, master chamber with bath, guest nished with .ladder-back twin beds, been taking courses in the Uni- chamber, and bath. Since their home which were in Mrs. Clark’s room before and its decor go back to colonial times, she was marrisd. refreshments. FXirther informa­ full orchestra has been engaged tion may be had by contacting THE VERNON STEAK HOUSE the Clarks refer to rooms in the bouse Each room; and every nook and ^ sraMIqriiiis! to complete the professional by names used in that period. They are cranny in the house, bean evidence of Mrs. Jesse A. Brainard, Mrs. treatm ent ToUani) County’s Newest and Finest Restaurant WIDE WORLD OF TALENT George W. Dollerfs, Mrs. Wil­ more commonly known as the dining the many, according to Mrs. Clark, Tickets for all performances room, den and bedrooms, resprotively. "wonderful hours spent collecting things liam Hodis, Mrs. Blaine Hotqh- may be secured from any mem­ ROUTE 30^ VERNON A PROFESSIONAL VARIETY SH O W kise, M n. WiHiam Lodder, Mrs. A side entrance to the house is placed we love and hope to live with the rest ber of the IV>dlum Players and FOR THE BENBHT OF I.O.H. POOL FUND conveniently near the garages, and of our Eves.” Johnson, Mrs. Jam es C. Mal­ information about the show is SPECIALIZING IN uSkM colm, Mrs. Winthrop H. Rich­ opens into the kitchen, opposite the Mr. Claric is a metalurglst in mdritet isBsnti)iMHr« available from Marilyn Horton, buttery (pantry). development with the International ' EmNDLsuasai ardson, Mrs. Henry Sherman, DAII r v MIIIMTAIMIIIi uirm rtnnoU r44 FUgrim A flying eagla with scroll decorates brass pulls on country desk in boniiiig room. Son. From 2HN) PANAUISION t- - ■ ■I t * 4;4 AAA**< i4 eA4r4'4>itil*S*SS*SSSSSSSS* 4Ti • i ' W ■ f:

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O ^ ^ SATURDAY, MARCH 2^ 196» FACE FOtm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 P A G E F I V E Marines Launch Head Start G b itiiary Cat Lovers UFO Sighters R eject Thousands Budget Sessions U.S. Still Seeks Weiss Urging Issue Slat^ by Board I T i l l B e ^ n Set T rap s Weiss Budget Message N ew General Manager Robert AanXJVR-W ord baa beaa Swamp das Theory P rotest .-General Manacrer Robert Weiss has scheduled a series of Trade Deficit Curbs (Oonttaned from Page One) Of $2.5 Million Bond laerirad o t the death cir l ir a ForThieves r_i; W eiss ^ntative^ budget for ments or changes, it moans also viewed. Many of the sugges- budget workshop sessions for (Cretlnued from ^mga One) OnApnll2 (OanllHnei tn m One) the ooeofline .aboat 17 miles Albina J. Aaber, 88, of Oear- ^ V iet W a r tored 28 vramwna •tmi tbre oH 1966-67 fiscal year, that no expenditures for capital tions were duplicated by the (Oontfaraed fr o n Page One) , ----- , . , . , the board of directors, to con- vestment. There is also a signify water, Fla., ymterOay ia Claaiv BBRUir (AP) — VlgBant ert was, nor do. tbs pgopis who oayr north noritawart of Dong Hoi sound planning, careful study, gi^gr jjjg g9,909,027 recommend- plant and equipment this year VtajMt BMd Start H. M uf Yon Ham, TTmadals Ooorty Ow- jpriacnera.” n r i on «ha Qnanr: ■>..u which' will commence July improvements are recommend- dlMerent org^zatlons. The leant carryover of funds bor­ water. She waa the wife of Max lovers have been aebiiig op^noe- it, but this is trying to explain .R rt a new swimming pool at and recognition of priorities, or General Fund Budget for tixe comx>ai'ed with $7.1 billion last ahaatai^ IvosnoB rt aid to di»- away aeliltrarily. The Air Ibree pets. for the methods of Invcstigrtiop. about, rm soarwd. I want to "pease pBot" AUe Hatban; pa- » « * industrial areas. And it provides (Public Works, Parks, Water Library: $40,000, for air-con­ nancing from U.S. sources ac­ ICra. WartrtI aakl die drier ia I know no Bares were tatvrtved.'' . the following observations that Manchester has been budgeting faclUty." ’rhey are all scheduled flows are used for other than rangementa. No catnspem have been pock 1 9 end move.’’ lender A. J. Mriote; Do- flgbta for Bu ITang the petto for added emphasis on the plan­ and Sewer) ditioning Mary Cheney Library. counted for only 26 per. cent of eccaaioiied beoanae at an $840 enemv kffled to one On the poUUcal Premier J^^‘‘ have budget implications are a. 10% night shift differen­ about 10 per cent in these cat­ to start at 8 p.m. plant and equipment buying — caught, Scfaidx toU a reporter, solved." Bold her hnabend: "Tlmre’e nald Tfcw M a memher vves 80 ning function in order to meet Case Mountain Acquisition: April 13: Board of education, to acquire a foreign-owned busl- total spending by foreign affili­ a r m in tbe ahiiwint rt the fed- but sinoe the vigil started "tba notU^ wrong wMi m y eyas, rt tb a ^ b ^ "Omm Berate" friendly. R abowB how bravely Ngnym Can y worthy of mention: tial for regularly assigned egories. M n , Mevander Nlchelae MBton M. Fergvnon, tbe col­ rtflOMi Frida;- tomorrow’s needs as well as sat­ $170,000, the estimated town W eiss, in recommending the libraries, insurance, debt, pen­ ness and additional stock in af­ ates rt U.S. companies in manu­ enri grant tinandng the proj­ disappearance of tome, boaoe- and my atm (Robert, 18) bee 28- 1. Manchester Is at a cross- . shift. TOUAND —htrs. Naomi Mae lege’s diswotor of public affairs, SSv'tofl^' and are ri ^ hel isfying today’s demands. share under tlri federal Open sion fund. filiates, for example. facturing, petroleum end min­ ect, origbuHr nnaom oed aa hold cats in the Heemsdorf and did not see tbe Tm> but said he 20 vision. We botb can’t be roads in its development. De- b. 10c per hour premium rate $2.5 million bond issue, states, tig a n CbapptM Nlcbolaa of Hertford Hanw, n landw of Ihe^Mlaeia- iw^^to t^e target data of 1iim Finally, tbe (Seneral Manager Spaces program. TTie actual April 19: Public works, water ing. $ 3 0 jm . the actnal IHitenau districts has been dra- wrong.” Damoomilc par- to the Dicrinmr hetfle, Ba- ‘ ‘ ' pending upon irltal decisions for, hand spreading ma­ "Future requirements (begin­ ’The report imdoubtedly came died yesterday eit her home. She hod been told of H by Dean of said, the defandere tort current mlHtaiy and c ^ action will emphasize economic de­ cost of the 273-acre tract would and sewers.' up Friday at the regular quar­ “The large amount rt special aboold be |81,0«7, and the mattcaSy redoced.” Dexter PoUee ddaf made in the next few years, the terials from trucks during ning with the 1967-68 fiscal waa tbe mother of Mrs. Naomi Women KeOy Hearn and the velopment. Not only -will this be be determined by a formal ap­ April 20: Police, dog warden, borrowing abroad at the end of ror has delayed Manchester's Schulx, owner o f three tom Taylor, wbo sayw be rtap saw seven killed and 14 wounded, programs ^ aapoe^flfl. Town can/either look forward to Ice coni^l operation. year), except in the case of terly meeting rt goveunment Ckiraky of Triland amb wife of coeda. TSie oponsor of lbs nattonwide the most important activity for praisal procedure, with the fed­ last year and continuing this aigntag for the ftmds pending cats, and 22 pet oats were the object, a a ^ *1 bare no' Men. damonatirtlani la tbe ^ ^fbe 88 man garriaon wfalrii — : ~ continued residential develop- c. 25c increase In meal al­ large facilities, should be handl- Civil Defense, fire department. officirts who handle the balance "What they saw had no re- the General Manager but each eral goveriunent contributing April 26: All other depart- of payments program. These year Indicates that American fhe arrival of iwlaed pi^wm Alexander Nicholas. known to have disappeared in what it was, m t I dooTt think R fiiMwwiuan to Bud fougfat it out tUs week egataist f ment -without the concurrent de­ lowance: ed on a pay-as-you-go basis." Private ftmeral'services wll semMonoe to rockets or flares," and every Town employee,. and 50 per cent of the cost, and the ments of the General Fund. include Secretary of Commerce firms will substantially reduce from WaridagtoBL the northern districts this was swamp gas." ^W arhiVietNem ,vrtaiobbas heavy odda took moderate casu- Firemen Qn^ d. Double time for hours He concludes, "It is hoped be held today at the Benjamin be oaUL "I don’t know what It velopment of nonresldential tax agency will become part of the state and town each contribu­ April 27: Capital Improve­ John T. Connor and Secretary of the aggregate amount of capital the dday wSl also give addi- month. lam illiioilare in Madlann, Wto. i^tieB. producers (which means ever worked on Sundays and ting 25 per cent. that future Capital Improve­ ttanal ttme to screen ap^loa- J. Callahan Funeral Hotne, 18Cd to tbe air, flie Navy and A ir' team organized for this -vital Holidays. ment budgets will reflect the ments. the Treasury Henry H. Fowler. that otherwise would be re­ He esUmafes that many mors A apokeimm for the group eaid Blaze in Grass Increasing taxes) or to balanced Union Pond: $100,000, to quired from the United States," tSoiH for children to be served Main St., Bast Hartford. Crema­ Force assaulted both North and purpose. e. ESUmlnatlon o f classifica­ careful cohsideration of the May 6: Adopt budgets end Prior to the meeting, Connor bad bean catnaped but that ofliu: pnotmta vrin ho held in growth with industrial and com- solve the problem of pollution the department added. by Head Start, Mrs. Haaken tion w a trite place in Sprii^r- Hospital Notes State News Souto met .Norn In the pest 21 Three Town Fire Department The Department Heads and tion of Laborer H. (There Town Planning and Zoning Com­ fix the tax rates. said despite the anticipated in- their owners did not report their Oanwle, Burope; ABo, AuatreBn ’ **’ merciol de veloxtaent keeping others concerned with budget and stench. ■aid. She emphMtaed that any field, Mm b. loos.. PMUng ham* are t to 8 pan. aad new Zeeland. . . hour*. trucks Shswmad on alarm is only a 5c differential Weiss states, "The decision mission, as well as those of the ------creases the evidence now avail- Two planea. were In the from box 136 put but wlnd- pace with residential develop- preparations have shown a keen from Laborer I and work able suggests that companies Wind *Tied in Knots’ parent wishing to make appU- "Moot people," be said, In a l areas excepting mateV- to Tokyo today, 85 idiamhers tort to a that faces the board of directors town planner, the operating de­ 8^2 Years of Sputnik Roimdup ment (which can mean tax sta- awareness of the problems of seems identical.) NEW YORK —Sputnik I, Uie taking part in the government’s HEILSINKI — Many people cation can obtain the necessary "when they find their ca t mlas* nUy where they are Srt8 to 4 of a SoctaBat gR brid a tafly aaatSL A Marine FiB never whipped grass’ flrei abort tO:30 is, ‘will the Capital Improve­ partments, and the general papeta from project beadqnar- 0 9 came ort ef Ba dive bomb run fjjja nraming tai ,a ,fl^ near Ulization). ^hg taxpayer. The complete co- f. Cost of living pay Increase Russian earth satellite that voluntary balamce of payments once believed that magicians ing, Just say, rii well, the cat is pna. aad 7 to <8 p.m. and pal (Oontfmied Page Onejh otreet demonatmticn, oak- ment Program be based upon manager.” Oecn at 48 Scbool St Fnnerals 5®^ operation of these individuals of 10c per hour. launched the space race in program wlU hold their Invest- and u^tchee could tie up the r gone," sold SebUL vato reams wbu e tbey are 10 Itw Cnn^ to w ri ariiwer noot- PRday about 20 miles aoulhweat pioneer Cfrcle. Thii firs burned Manchester should now be in the ^ rt#o f Qnaag .Kond I^A t JUllland twotaro craw*crew­ about leaa/atwo aorea.cfmrtM8i SI# gtaas. fiTmmm has made my task of stablliz- 3. For Local 1579 lA F F - srtence and education, was ments within present goals, wind in knots. Finnish wizards Why woidd anyone wont to am. to 8 pan. VWtMs are re- audits, contrri aad superrialan ^ PMaideBt JOfamon. expansion of economic develop- would work on apecific projects Y e r n o n men weNj^kSled. An F8 Ckusad- Asslstart Fire C^ef Sedrick ing the tax rate an easier one AiFLrOIO (Firemen) launched October 4, 1957. It was He said bond issues sold used to sell sailors cords with steal a cotT jneated not to wnrim In po- of the Agency for totemattonal gnaqj*^ Itoclda protea- ment through concerted effort. under the direction rt the Mana- aarvipeo fo r Harold "Some pet handlein," Sriads er -went etiAiijit in on an attack Straugban said a. fire ia an an­ than It might have been had A 10c per hour cost of living ------— ^ ^ series of 10 Sput- abroad and other foreign bor- three knots in theih. The first 2 Pandas Meet, tlentF rooma No more than Devetopment _ . tors awrCh at Capa Kennedy, 2. During the poeitwar r ^ d 44 Thnon St answered, "pay an average 880 two viritors at one thne per po- Monagsn said pnam tnaiy Ftaie a atu- 40 aoufoitast of Da Nang, nual occunmee at tbe. rirei^ and attitudes been different. The pay increase. ger such as the Reparation at ^ ] < Q ^ | 0 |*g JjvIUtCCla niks, some of which carried rowing will be the major factor was untied to releetse a breeze; ' residential growth period, the b. Institution of policy of H-.the Annual Annual Report. moderating the outflow of U.S. the second, a stronger wind; JjQOlOfpstS JU O p e held yaoteiday afternoon at tba marfca (87%centa)foracatand ttenb studies "indicia that opr trart a h v fl* Pniveralty cf Ftori- xmder heavy ground firs at tha Is generally started b j chMren Board of Directors and towns­ '’ ’only capital needs of the Town furnishing a meal if man ELECTIONS * WatMna-Weet Funeral Home, no questions eSked. Then they economic assirtaaoe program bx time. The p ^ was Uftod os or sp u ta blown froUx bUtning people can take Justifiable pride Brothers Held earth. funds for overseas cai>ital in­ and the third, a hurricane. da, said, "Our basic appeal wiB that have been satisfactorily required to work overtime. Most rt the increase in this MOSCOW (AP) — Tba tong- 142 B. Center St The Rev. J. eeH them to organizations that Pattento Today: 206 South Viet Nam has created kfiled in action. trash oene. in the loyalty and competence of ba to bsM kflHng on eeirix before met are in the area of the con- c. Survivorship benefits for account ($6260) is due to the expected move came early to­ Manley Shaw, pastor of South need them for experiments.' AiDMaTTBD YESTEmiDAT: some serious management And R to dtooovered in outer apace." Thirty-eight attacks wore tiieir employees. Two brothers were taken to Schulz said West Berlin’a 2.2 Ralph Anderson, Box 108, Ver­ control prOblema wMCh. bova launched over North l^et Nam etniction of new school facili- Firemen’s dependents. added voting district. No funds Rockville General Hospital last day in Moeoow’a morning mist, Methodist Church, officiated. Friday nl|jB tax Loe Angriee, Legal Noties Manchester is an unusual Ronald BrtCkaan waa aotolat. mfiikm cHizenB own about 80,000 non; Mrs. Veronica Camxarella, diluted tbe effideixcy aad aoono- by Air Force and Navy carrier __..tles. DBS. The me erapnasisemphasis on scnooisschools is community In the Initiative and , ■*’4. Manchester Patrolmen’s have been requested for pri­ night with stab wotmds they al­ with a secrecy recalling a coanpethig wrihee w «f* lirid at AT A ^OOUBT OF IBiCrtATE. mary or special elections. Fredarie Werner was oiganlst cato. He said another 20,000 ore Bteriford; Cheryl Carlin, 23 my of our operattona." U------eZAwMoa witix 'ww the Mwmar grei9 a-nT-u-r favoring TTm planes. . Bridges - and Ugixvays_ .. held ttt 'Menrhnntfir, wifibin mimi for n understandable since physical resourcefulness of individual legedly suffered in a fight -with Krendin power ehangs. The of­ Burial win be fax Buckland namiiig around loose hut a cat- Apri PI; Wendy Claik, 24 ^QHey leading to tixo Ho CM Mfaxb'TTaU ^_iMeirm w the . requirements were so apparent pggp,g „ exempHfled by the a. To-wn to assume expense revaluation a second pair of brothers. ficial word waa flnaBy reiaaaad The revaluation contract pro- Cemetery at tba eonmnlenee of neper would have a tough time Vnnter Bbf Martin CSiffor^ 12 UFO Repriinand tbe antt-Virt NSm dcmonsiia- were tiw j(nincipal'targets, — and the Townspeople were wlU- program lor the retarded, the for partial uniform clean- HospltaUzed were Jerry YOU’RE SNOOPtN' St m idtoy. ing. -vides for final payment rt $63,- tfaefaxuiy- ^ oatcUiig the wfld onea Short S t; Rnssdl Dube, Bast WBSTPORT (AP)-Flve taen- tora 8,000 to 900. An A4 SItyhawk from the car- . . . - . v . Ing to satisfy these needs. On Lutz Museum and the Manches­ Potts, 5'Oak St., Rockville, and 'D r. Igor floauon hy, dtaector b. $10,000 accidental health Honorary bearers Were Ivor Hajrtfmd; M n. Sophie Dinghy, egera who admittad to causing . Los-Angriee Mayor Samuel rier Bntetprise went down near , the other hand, important im- 950 in the new fiscal year (com­ his brother. Kenneth Potts of of file Xfosoow Zoo, and Dr. OU- ter Memorial Hospital. This vOnd dismemberment insur­ Cartoon, Frank Cummings, 667 N. Main St; Timothy last Weric’ "flying saucer’’ scars W> Torty tirid tbe pau groups oepeble person. ' provements in the water and pared -with $37,000 this year). Suffield, who were reportedly The cooservator liariog eztobtteci same zeal applied toward prob­ ance (cost $13 per man). FOR A BETTER LUNCH ww Grabam-Jonss, senior vet­ Raymond Bririuon aad Sber- Fogarty, 64 Wafamt S t ; WU- in Weriport ware r^rtmanded Legal Notiees ■'sewer system, in storm drain- We have negotiated, however, both knifed in a scuffle at the erinary officer of ttw Isndon Vlotoiy to Piet Nam Aaaocia- bis final account, with said aataiio lems of development can assure c. Compensation for Circuit wood Smith. Uam Grondin Jr., 69 Hon St; in .Circuit Court Friday, and to tbia Cburt for oUansniioe, ft is '^age, in highways, and in up­ for the deferment o f $21,000 un­ Vernon Steak House on Rt. 30 Zoo^ ore luqppy to sanoanoe that Space Pair tfon,. ttxot "X tixhik w * ought to AT A eXXIRT OF FBOBATB, OBDBBED: Otaot tbe U t h ^ of good results. Court appearnaee of off- Mi*. Bbiily Pbrio, 10 Oampbril they promised they would never do everything w* can at home bWd at Maneheater, wriiln and tor keep of older schools have been til the 1967-68 budget. The re­ last night AnAn aad ChKU, tbs giart tbe dIalriTt ct Hmritntber, ca the April, 1966, at' two o'ctock aitei- With the addition of business duty policeman. Ilaritai F. Mader to, Ave., Vernon; Mr*. Shirley repeat their octiona. to conbrol onti-Vlrt Nam demon- aUod day of Vexeb AJ>. 1966, noon at the Probate Office ta the “deferred to a point where valuation should be completed Police arrest^ James E. and Municipal BnihUtig in arid Man- into the Buckland and Broad d. Time and one half pay­ poadaa are now afto by aids in Set to Talk Bms, Tolland; Stanley Johixsan, The boys, ranging in age Roox strottons. Scmie students on this PreaeaL Boo. joim J WaheU. further delay can seriously and gt^eet Areas and the opening for the next Grand list. Clinton W. Paul, also brothers, Try SHADY GLEN tbe same buBdlng. Tbe fonerol rt Martin F. Mad­ Jodee. cheater. be and ow same 'fs' ae- ment for assigned over­ Wert Hartford; Mrs. Lucille 17 to 19, told the Court they campus haven’t got sense algned tor,a bearing on tha ailov- >adversely,affect both the pleas- TOWN CLERK both of 141 W. kfoin St., Rock- ’Doth antmala wars baffSy er Jr. of lindenlmrst, N. T., tk tO la jt Alloe N. Bhansiaieaay. anoe of .eoid adminiatratton eoooui-.t of the Junior College at the time duty. Jones, X3Ungton; C h r i s t i n e had launched etUpiua weather anoi^ to know ttw Oommles M » ot MtaOhealier. & aaid dlatrict. >ii;«''‘ ant fEictors that make Manches- $12,325 is included in their ylUe, at the resteurant, and aatll ed down In tbrir ndJotoing formerly of Manchester, was To Nation tlciciciniiod V ' . wIK said colate, and tfaia Court d:- h Nike Site along with the In­ 6. Municipal Employees’ bhm , 494 Wetbexpn Bt; Rath- ■era bx tiw background o f tixem recta that notice of the time .and ter an attractive residential budget for the start rt a pro­ charge them with aggravated Good wholesome food, served with dispatch in a clean dans and gaasd at each other held yesterday from the Writ- haHoons eqidpped wlflx Barto- .libai awtifrikat ct WUUam U creased general acU-vlty of the croun p a ge One) laen Xingard, 28 Woodbiidge from several paita at town. ileiiMiadiailiMW *‘ Btaaathneasy, praying t|wt iettera at place assigned tor aoid hearing be ^ community and our program rt AM A am aoSoBIAIam " gram rt indexing land records assault Each is being held at quiet atmosphere . . .THAT’S LUNCH AT SHADY flm ogb a gtfll Bmt dhMes tbolr wued tomerat Home, linden- « S t ; Susan Loethscher, TODaiid; aiknineitnalwn be granted on laid Btvea to all persona known to b< Police Department an addition­ a. Reclassification of employ­ ' No criminal action was Alt tiw profit rai^, ffimon liBtatB, aa per appUaetion on IBe, ft fiitereatod- therein to ospaer end be ' Industrial development. al police patrol is necessary. in accordance with a directive Vernon police headquarters jn GLEN. May we suggest a Tuna Salad, Egg Salad or eeeoramodetlooa." h u rt, wlUx * acilenm Ugh Mesa Tbe barrowing evwris came Miartln Taiglnlnihl, 12 Wastview beard thereon by.pift)UMling a coin ees omitted in cunent taken. ' Oosadyi form er pceatdert at tiw ' A well balanced and flnancial- Four new patrolmen are pro- __ of the State Examiner rt Public lieu of $5,000 bond for ooui\ Crab Salad. You’ll enjoy theml Have lunch with U8 CM'ChIp IxMidOB Zoo*M ef reqatom-ot Our Lady cf Per- rixirt to Tfriiwitvif after Gemini 8 Ter., Rockvine; Mrs. Honor >r That Iha ot this order m'aoma aewepapt r year. California DeuMcratto OouncO, be beard joid. having a olrculaltoa in said. X>ly- ; ly realistic long-range capital -vided to be effective January appearance, probably in Man-,. giant girt panto, and An-An are petaal HUp Ohnrefa, Linden- had dodmd with an erMting Lyiurii, W nllm antie;. K *▼ 1 n txlot, at least seven dam bMpre the Several items recommended soon! R obb er Sor| ^ ^ said, ^*Ammal war is one wMcb at the Fiiibate ofiioe kr ‘,'r. Improvement program should 1, 1967. Chester Monday. •w only known glsnt pantos in burat Burial wee fax St. Charles Agana rortet, a primary goal of Miarcean, 8 Tracy D r.; Haeither cheater In eaSd IXBtrtet, 'on the 4tb day of sold bearing, and by aosii- by the employee organlretions PLANNING AND TONING cemetery, Lindenhurst WBST HARXBDiU) (AH protects our freedom., Pd Wta to A.D. ing on .-or before Imrah t o ' isec. -'become a routine part rt the CIVIL DEFENSE to'be studied for future con-- One rt the most Important The investigation ia being captivity outside Red China. She the three- day flight. The space- Martin, Tolland; Donna Maus, know bow the kffitaig of-faelpleaB _____ . aftenwon. and that by oetufied maa, a ebpy ,o< thi:^ handled by Sgt. Clal-enoe Neff Large driegations attended Police are sear&ing for a man notlee be gtven to ril uMvona m- order to James it , BRgiuii Xeq.. ‘.'budgeting process recel-ving the Hie recent power blackout slderation Include; ^ Manchester today is arrived in Moscow March U. craft end Agena, rigidly lodced Brookfle]d Rd., Bolton; Mrs. dvfliana in Viet Nem I* amoral and patrolmen Martin Kinc- Their intended mating, a the funeral from the 4th Degree who held • up an AAP onper- tere e ^ ^ m U -eria^^^ri . cooservator, 876 Mrin S&eSIL .Han- same ' thoughtful consideration emphasized the need for an 1. Development of a longev- t<> Plan prt^riy for our future nose-to-nom, suddenly began Barbara McCallUm, Mansfield; Chester, Omw.; FMnk J. Qawh'Jr.. man and John Bundy, under the Knights of Columbus, hQlitary market in the Bhmrood section W *r." ' ■ -y SriTtone and jftaoe otneiutaMhere- admtntstrator'of OW satate of Wank .l^from the Board rt Directors and emergency Civil Defense Oper- Ity plan to recognize years development. Nearly all rt the project under discuHion for two apiimljxg and tximbling. Mrs. Catherine Regan, 18 Cole- direotion rt Police Chief George yoais, to considered an Impor- Air Radio Service, totemation- Friday and eacapto with |2,(M8. FoH ci oiTCrted 11 young per­ on.. by pikUaning a copy ot ifaia or­ J . QiiU£ Sr., liMOO Beaumont Si.. jc-the public as does the annual ating Center in the Municipal of service by some form Planning Department’s time is Armatroog, command pilot uxan Rd.; Mrs. Josephine der ax enne newspaper having a Vhgbiia; Onmmtarinwer of Trapp. _ OUR CHOWDERS 8n(t aooioAeal event. al Radio Hams CMb, long Is­ describing the hair-raising SChuets, 16 Thomas Dr.; Mrs. Police said the bandit, armed sons fix Boston for loitering end oircaleClan in eaM at least 1000 Asylum Avenue. 1,operating budget. Building. Federal funds on a of remuneration. now iqient on short-term mat- with a snub - nosed revrtver, blockiiig traffic in a ett-dowh aeven dim befora .tbe day of said O n^,.. and n make S. Tho present awareness on matching basis will b« available 2. Provision of uniforms for ters. The addition rt a Planner MeMbcf has sven sem anoibar land Golf Association and Long events to slartxxed oootroBers on Patricia Seifert, ToUand; Mrs, bearing, to appear If they see eanse liARE GOOD, TOO! panto oinoa riiortly after Wrtb. island Votats League. earth said: Katherine Szass, Windsorville;_ forced two cashiers to fill k demonrtration to front cf tiw at said time aad jdare aad be JOmr j. WALURT, judge. ..-1 the part rt the Federal Govern- for the development of this Park, Public Works, Wa- ($7006) whose time will be de­ Bosleh to n ty Iwiw. twert reletive thereto and mafttng Pages Laminated OWI) lala ore afraid they Bright '"ffe got serious prOUems Ckrol Turklngton, 188 centto '^P*^ ir':,Rient of the fact that we are Center Including an emergency ter and Sewer employees, voted to working on re-visions to An IB-year-old Ugh school oopito. by certified nxafl, on or be­ AT A <»tJllT OF -PROBATi:. urban rather than a generator to provide power for flAB tnataad rt woo. They wfll here.. ,We’ra tnrnhllng end over Bt; Bdward Tyrol, Andover. ' a ear. , ' ’ fore Karoh M. 1968. to Uary HW, ^ at Matocbeeter, wWan and foe 'n o w an 3. Payment of accumulated the zoning Ordinance and Sub- NORTHBROOK, lU.—A C M n - Enjoy Clam Chowder ba' kspt hi saporote togas untfl dropout Med to burn Ue dntt 191 IConadnocfc 8t,Gardner, Haas.; the District at Mencheatsr, on the ''ru ra l community has resulted Town .Hall and half the Sick L«ave when lea-ving division Regulation, to the nelgh- Tuesday and Friday “ You Can Taate The Quality’ Holy Name Sets end and we’ve disengaged from HHITH TBSTBRDAY: Aaon NbDed ’ card, but wta unable to get it Statla King, 6SA. Elm 9L, Worces­ ahid day of March 1966. salary of personnel (director pany that makes book-binding BwyTa hattto ocgualntoC the Agena, < Jt*s a roll and we to Mr. and M ie, Frank Pitts, 8^ ter. ItaaB.;____ , Victoria______SVedettej__ Ind- i^'Preeent, Hon, John J . .WaSett. •"In revolutionary hew “Federal Towp. Service. - ^ borhood analysis required as equipment has developed a ma­ and Com Chowder iiliil EURTFORD (XP) — O u e a ligtated. He tore R tty as police , er Hm Terrace, Tetnplrion. Msss.; .Jtrige. . programa attecUng cities ' and an|l clerk). The start of a pro­ 4. Adding the day following' part rt the Workable Program ^pcnls P n^am can’t seem to hinx anything Belem Rd. '----- “ ns Kosafcdwskl, Wfechmdon Estate of Justiaa Hriener, lake of chine that laminates tom pages Wednesday and Satur­ NOW . . . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS off,” yrnywiiaiwrinv TBSTBR- toAtoat»'towhS^ TWs change of empliasis gram is recommended to fur­ Thanksgi-vlng as a paid and capital Improvement pro- r Id Ofleago, tone Roosevelt ceased. nish adequate siren coverage— of books without remo-ving the day during Lent. Fiiurily, Armotrong resorted DAT: Knybet baby hoy, SWn- **>“ T** shooting of ;toe .bare Mygerd, Otter Hiver Hoad, ,^l8 affecting our State Govem- holiday. granuning is rt uppermost Im- pages. The tom or dog-eared ^ ROUTE 6 and 44A — OPEN DAILY and SUNDAYS Rock Fall Tra^ A Family Sports Night, co- Utoversity students w ei« arrest-, Templeton. Mass.; Rachel Svmqnds, ' Itae executor having eriilUted hi.s also on a matching fund basis. aponaored by tba St. James’ to his re-entry rocket system to ner Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Patricia chanoeHor of the Hartford 9 Rocky Hai Road, Onie HMiabeth. administretlop ocoouia 'wfth aoid e.'^- > ment as well. 6. Improved opportunity for portance to the Town if we are section is insetted tn a desktop Paricade Branch —' Monday through Saturday ed vriien they Set down on a Mblne and Joanne Tneroux, Wal­ tata to this Cknirt tor aHowanoe. it We should be organized to HEALTH - training. 'v , p^^g <,uj. jrrowth African Miners Holv Name Society m A Radio etehUize the apececnA after smith, 9 Mrin St, South Bidefwnlfc to front of a ooncem nut 8t., Beldwinsvflle, Masa, and ia ■ ■ : The Housing Code enforce- machine, -whioh applies a lami­ ____ Station WINF, vrill ha held on undocking. ControBen, bound aor; Cart-Wheeler. 8 Crescent a i^ e r have hem dlsoontln^. return make to tMe Court ORDERED: That tbe 19lfa day of ■ ■ lake full advantage of all Fed- In ray negotiations with ein- potential, nating plastic. The etaite’s attorney’a office that developed the Selective JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge, April, 1966, at ten o’clock forenoon ment program wlU be headed ployee representotlves I ,pjjg alternative would be utfl- CUBURKBfFJlAJI, B ooth April U at 8 p.m. fax Briley ^ • nde tax tbe space program C ircle, Rockville; Raymond on : WBUam L. SIwuglinesBy at .the. Probate Office tax the Mu- ll'.eral and State programs that oonfimed Briday that nolles Service ei^tudo taels. Sixty- niotool Building bx aald Manchester, can be ad-vantageous to Man- impressed‘with the cooperative ijw 'coM rt^ 's'^ ceT a t a Africa (AF) — A eadden rock Auditorium at MSadieater that a fllgto mnat be terminated Jones Jr., 40 Olcott St; Mtsl . five persons from the Students be and the same le oaeigned lor a from the Engineering Depart- attitude and awareness of fis- . fril R20o fart underground rt High School. a6hes' for cooperative aj- drainage, et cetera. value to $6.00 per $1,000. This Copying and special in-aervice Britain, has announcad flirt he estate, and said administratrix b> HalenSr, 309 Oakland 8L, Manche.« 88 obBm aouMwreai rt JO- ebowaki, Henry MoOum, Roger Armstrong and Scott emerged er of an Aimerieaa aervloeman dtoeoted to give -public notice to the tsr. Ooim.; Frilx Halsnor. 16 Oanrr - >'tangements Should be explored RECREATION—PARKS would put us in line with most training programs' are also in­ Wblrix is notoriooa LemaUn, WnUam F. from ttie ordeal unharmed, ex- to a candtdate for fhe Demo- oreditore to bring In their claims Blvd., Dumont. New Jatoey; Mi- vlncludlng regional or sub-region- The major emphasis of the towns in the Hartford area. It cluded in this account. cratle Congreastonri nomination kMed in Viet NSm last Jen, A wttiin bbM tfane allowed by oubllsh- ohoel Halenar. 16 WindMnere AVe.. Neeerlo to' * fifito ■eaalckneee an- 50 Girls Compete Bart Flores MoihiUre, M, -Ann Ing a copy of thh order In some Rockrille, Ooiin.: Edward Btalenar. "'111 Data Processing centers. Recreation Division in addition Should be xxoted that we will lose *!~tM-M«i oountered whfle watting for tiia to the Sixth,. Distrtot newspaper having a oireriatton in ' HIGHWAYS hx 1888 flio aUne’s suifaM ~ Artxur, end a oompenion wara 967 Oak St, Manchester, Ooiin.: Js> 6. The existence rt the Eighth to the continuation of present approximately $6,000 annually During the current year two - ■"‘vog aad cnohfaig r*” * ool- MhroU Mrid be would Chal­ said nrohate district wHbln ten Irene Hankiiston, SOS Oridand St. as a result rt a State Law ef­ WBUam Otntis, Joseph Usolte, picknp. Fo r Jimi<»* T itle acctised of Jumping from, a car days from the date of this order Manchester, Ootm.,. and return ^''’Utilities District and the Man- programs will be toward the positions were eliminated in the " lopasd into a knga oinkhola MB- JOIbi j . .Conner, Friuicto B. f*u. Scott did npt gat a rhanra to lenge tocunriiert Cdngreoaman aad return make to this cburt of the' make to tins Court. fective in October that provWeo and teartng into demonatratoi* --Chester Water Company as in- Improvement of programs for Highway Department and the tog M. J M eao mtoewoRum. A Sa, iswoiMi ratnuHwo, John toka Us 2)&bour apace walk, imem.iB ai« (AP) — Th- Benuxrd Grahowald in a pri- noUoe given. JOHN J. WAXLETT. Judge, marching on Selective Service JOHN J. WAUDTr, Judge. oc: Chorlea N. Crodeett, Executor ^ depcixlent units complicate the Senior Sltlzens, Teen-agers and for State rather tBan Town proposed budget provides for a 8otal at 40 parsons have gone to Friey, Frairic Rcbeite, Sol Flo- designed to tart man’ll ahiltty to n j^ wiu’ be untoigettaUe to “ W if QrabpwBki choeae to headquoitere. One of tiw dem­ -overall development pattern for Young Adults. licensing rt tradesmen. V Ibair deaffas In bnge rtiaama bx renttoo and Freak J. PhOope- manrixver and work ortslde a ^ jjf* gf school senior reriecUon. reduction rt two more positions. onstrators waa arrested witix M fhe Town. The Park Di-vision wUl step REVENUES A t the same time through prop­ tetoiainditoarsakxtlispaat mu apaeceralt. B waa to hare been gjis |,s crowned Ameri------’ . 4 thenjx. end on three were re- All avenues of cooperation «P Its general Town “ beautifi In the preparation rt this er supervision, training and pro­ TMceta are OB the m onitog o f tixe eeoond en’a Junior XCes, be bopad to bara aa opportunity to to take advantage of Federal An audience o f 8,000 or more Wiim^ at Fair ward Detro^ . $6 mfies away, > . There is a serioys probleni In the Grand Ust. Reference le Personal Notices FROVlDBflKB. RJ. (AP) — practice redoddng with tbe Age- 6 Aids for such programs. maintenance rt equipment has WiB be to MobriC’e Mtoiicipel saying they wbuid wailk tiiera to j of communication in keeping the made to the estimated Surplus resulted in savings. OPEN 1 P.M. SUNDAY i r OPEN 1 P.M. SUNDAY N em an *nimnaB. atx-time 8o- aa eeyerri ttmea aad conduct Auditorium to wltneae tbe An HHng Junior HIgli School take port today to a parade IWESTOWN UBRABY several scieuflfle ctaatimenta I various appointed Boards and rt $160,16(2 compared with n cjaBat party canirtldato for preri- crowning. ' The finals wlB be rtudent has been awarded a $25 sponaorwl by the Detroit .Com­ ^ ■ PHARMACY A a D A Y Flans are being developed to The table below summarizes | H Cud Of ThaiikB on tbe third day. I Commissions and the full-time $274,948 at the beginning rt the deiri, soya tbe war to Viet NSm trievlsed nationally. ., mittee to Bhid the War in Viet 469 Hartford R d.— 849-9946 provide for a new face for the program accomplishments In the WKbto n boms attar tbe VM.. Savings Bond for her exU- : 'Town staff informed rt each present fisoal year, the decreas­ 1 We *0di to Ihnk all at amwa win lead to a severe inflation. Fifty gills, one from aerit Nam and to picket this Ificblgan Whlton Branch so that its front current year and objectives for fUgbt terminated, It team rt to- trit on a dental project to the 1 oth^s tatlvlties. In some casM es in Board rt Education reven- fiiaato aad nIettraB for & said at Ptaridenee C bS^ stats, lavs to Mobile for a Democratie party’s JeffeiMon- -will be on the relocated Main the new budget year. Following - Mifire rareJi ’ m vestigatoi* had studied data J pedw tbat '.a. jtaat'’ atznggte riraagy werii of rehearsing and oom- Nortiwnx Connecticut Sdmee Jack Day dhmer tonight SUNDAY tWs rtx&ns duplication rt e^bk street. An enlargement of the cational Grant rt $28,400,’and that * ninth grader who had previous­ i,^tixere is a crucial need. Trust Funds '' increased income due to * . - 800 at^lkrshtys. Fifty, how­ -AT A OOUKT OF FBaBATE, Improved lighting is planned » ^ No. 8 thruster .on tixe rear of the ly w«m .first prize at the recent held at. Mencheatsr, -wlltia and for Tihe General Manager’s Office BOARD rt EDUCATION for Hartford Road from Elm qpocacraft to run ftril Iriast The ever, are still rityiUp to win the tbe dlBtriot of Itsnchfatgr. on the Ming fair, was asrarded the. Mat day rt Manoh, ADTlteeT ~must be organized to coordinate The Education Budget shows ^ ^ estoa ted fiitreet to Bridge Street, for Mid­ tbraster — a small rocket — la big prise. Prtgto at«;aoqumuiat- that the sale rt Town land sur­ bond by tlw Connecticut State Present. HenTJohn J. WaHett. ell activities of tbe Town and ^n Increase of $331,740. This dle Tuntake East in the area of one of the 18 postioned around ed att weric and a pfadlmtoary Dentri Associatian. Judge. — plus to our needs will provide wiimar has ta om nniM she is EstMa rt Jtim BriL lota rt Mho- keep the Board rt Directors rtaresents an Incraasa of 5% the High and Junior High ttw craft to keep R to a deatrad Her exhibit woe entitled, cheWer, In said dlatrict. deoeastA i well Informed. At the same above present appropriations $100,000 . NOW OPEN! attitude during orbttal fttgUL among tiw top giito to total "Your Teeth — The Different...cw i- Upon applicetioo qt Waltor R. Major; (leneral Fund Expen­ Schools (from Main to irince-< points going tofo tha finals. J time, H»e Manager’s Office plus the difference between the ton streets) and sections of o f Teetix mxd State V must be staffed In such a way current year’s budget for 1n- diture Changes are described The wtanar wM raeuve a $10,- .lUxoiit them ." •• p« «w*& ttoa re fSo. ft below. downtown that are still lunson f a , 900 sChiriarsWpu Fakir runners- \ as to pro-vide Mm with the time come and expenditures of the recommettded light levels. 318 FEET OF TRACK BOARD OF DlKEOroRS A d J D U . wm he UwardCd scholarehlpe STanoesca is tiw dengbtter of ’ to devote to economic develop- Community College or a total FAA Development Commission in­ By the end of the current year Mir. and Mro. Stank Gates of St Iha Firiata office to iS to i ment and long-range planniiig of 6%. rianftog from $2,000 to $8,000 8EU Woodbritlge St. creased from $400 to $2600. An all residential street intersection and seven oilier ftoi^lsts wm r. ia aaU DialxW, re Mw Hh tor these two aCOvlties cannot PENSION FUND Airline F li ght rt April. AD. laB at ebven increased promotional program lighting riiould be complete. reeriv* $809 aoboiarabtye each. eft in tbs tnrrenre. aad dwt n»< ( toe effectively delegated to iFunds recommended are ac- 24 LANES OF 4^8839^ Candy Kitchen «oa ba gkrre to ail wenoH hftag- f others. Furthermore, the future tuarily sound and reflect mod- will include an adveitiaing sign Street lighting improvements InAUWeather In m M oMBfee oiSapMidDBCF Wtare Qseitty Cbndy to Made Itaeb Dotty Search Pat On BEAUTY SALON * of the ttown is dependent on sue- ern mortality tables and the on the Wilbur Cross and an In- require a continuous program. Okeooa Ptam Orar 299 Varteth* « F ee* One) ■ jTSsrssj!^ ; eessAil activities in these areas, continuation of present inter- dustrial File Pact Book. P\>r example, it wiU cost double Town Sedts Bids For Rabid IW lir . W ajm 525 Miain S t—m 64S-288Q ' 1 7 Hiere appears to be a dis- *st earnings. No funds are in- GENERAL MANAGER oiir present $123,926 to bring tiW fort veittcrt vlatiiaity end L ‘ ‘ In salary and work- eluded for improvements that The position of Development street U^hting up to what' is con- COMPLETE SELECTION OF CARS AND ACCESSORIES Made with our ewn DeOriew 200 feet boriaontal vieilittMy. On Water Mains erepancy BAN DOBGO. COttt. (A P ) — H Ywn- Htdr 1017 Bennlag Tt YoA k Ing conditions between the - mtyht_ ^ be recommended by the ciooidinator is provided rtfecf sldered On adequate levrt ac- united Air linee. Pan Oaltforiiia Wootera Ihilve^ty > and pisrn sad be cording to national standards. thsrato and by ' Board of Education arid the Special Pension Study Commit- tive January 1, 1967. The iii] S0UD CH0G0U1E Amarieon Ainraya and Amori- The town ia ndvritlatoc for dlitmiiwod oB laor ocbool rlaoBHi SPEED! EXCITEMENT! THRILLS! ^ caa Airtinea have been oeitifled bid! for the iiwtallatV*t of about m ; Town. This is obvious when sal- “ *• cumbent wiH be re^Mneible tor Milk and White Choctiate tor the kar-vIalbiUty lendlina. Y ShtiM Be Gtniic Te it - ; : «Hes tor adm li^tlve peraon- ca rryin g c h ^ show a re- assisting the Manager in coor- Qotted and Pan AnxeiicaB wtth 160 fort rt oix-iiioh wntor nokw r * ". ^ Mt n oln- txel are compared. ductioSrt $22,0M^ ^ dinating activities rt various ap- Bush Hikers Cautious dint a wartc ofO. AT THE W INERY pknted boeids and cmnmissions HOUOW GHOGOUTE BUNNin PonglaB DOi oltcratt and and ^ppurtanancoa on Katney . « “““ SOCLU, SECURITY MELBOURNE, Australia — r "Wow B^aufifully Carpeted” B t, from PortiOBd S t to nortb That otadent. ntirod Amy sad fuH-time personnel, in addi- CtiorfoDy Foil Wiawod '' Anxartoaa wtth flw^BoetaB TOT- Maj;iDaxM Mead. 19, *«■ »«•-" fritaLBimlwEe,.1I9_ • the Board o f Directors wxa ^ increase of $22,000 is re- « * v .« _,4^.iu . AuetraUane in tbe bush ootm iOOaiiflaaa rt Haokmatoek flC ItaltidBd in ^ ..___ ..__ .. = — . = W hy nM Ifit us add a lu$trt>u$ highTtgkt l o yom Board rt Education to appoint a prim arily tacaure rt basic rre^WUHes in team bo be perttoutariy carefol Tba FAA o a lt R aoon wBI oon- ttw work will ba the oomwetton toU lbatlf t “ b S S T i^ ,I continuing «vmMniiing Joint coaumiiMCommittee to « Federal law. p e rso n n e l. administration and >fiy Dimmer's Carpet Shop—129 Zion Street, Hartford bgr Bmxday b e win 1 about anaksB. The trick isnever fer almllar autiwrtty on Ttana rt the propoeed meins to exiat Tin bev* to beoln SSR ^ » exptore means of equalizing sal- b l u e CROSS—CMS Data Processing system de­ bo put down your toot wtiere Peatenr traetmenta tor hair with a Sflini-Parmanent Hair Color? ’ Wofld AMlBea. Ini; water mehw, end ttw lahiea I eries between the two agencies ,pjjg recommended figures In- velopment. A six month’s salary you can’t see the ground, and Join Your Friends—Make New Friends ehanceovar rt hoiiae water oon-; and ran a grav* rtta rt aaim- oSSmcaa. J cf the Town. elude approximately $9,000 to WiH be $6618. not bo ttsp over togs without vaUity OB Arid. I BARLT BIRD BPianTAT. tafioptie ttaxdltlUB ; In tixe preparation of the bu^- /permit the Town to pay for fun Tbe posiUon of admtoistra- shopping bo see what’s on the Lamp tm Anmbtatd •d Ity terth Iqjnle* ra- Ed.. Wot Bide win be opttiad ApiS U’ m - MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY ; et that toUows, the above con- Cross and two-thirds CMS tive intern ia ptpvlded through ottior iridDe AT dtt IX a V In tbe oeiveti an « oombbt tax VIrt c^>ts have motivated my think- coverage tor the individual cm- *** arrangement wi(h a major . Ing and recommendations. For pioyee. Tbe present program Uhiversity providing trebling; Mrard-wlimiBB eonliart- FutiaQy pontyaed, 5 WEEK COLOR $49$ i example. In order to estabUttx protHdes two-thirds Town pay- *n*ft>g*J*. 'The Town bend aefaty l>m$s bHprrted ,n_srari Bt. or win be required to beftix Tree btttoa Ity a eollie wblle.BweWebore” ; Onmplete i- a dlmate and conditions attrac- ment of Blue Ctaas and one- a-vall iteett of tixe serviceB OPEN SUNDAYS firom Stance, 'ttart b e* a powor- work wtthin 10 tb y e r t the oixx- frTtor to pun tiw doc away from BOPTB S, BOLTON-JIEL, MS-dSn i tive tor industrial development, half rt CMB for- the individuaL e i a graduate student on a six MANCHESTER BOWLING GREEN fiB reflector end • brfSioDt red tract award and wIH be requlrad *>®m efaUdron. Tbe UUventty Bnafisbore vt. <*EN BAILT end BUNDATIBI8 rJtt. Atwoya Netweeaiy) ■ . • tbe tax rate has been held et PERSONNEL month fuU-time basis at a cost 8 A.M. — 8 P.M. Sgbt ]prtnUitir to tb s to gueiantee ttw w ork aad aux-. ceHed ott rlaoeeg aad UO atn- *rt. n * the present level. ’Ibis wiU mean Tbe various employee organl- to the Toro of $1600. Tb^ stu- • FerM m iB U bbm a oleac ttOR oWntaiB Crom ttw terlale tor a period rt one year dafita eeerphed doar-tadoiir, bat ' dlffioulties tor nearly every xations aubmlUed proposals for dent atax' itaOlYes feUo(i*gfa{ty PINE PHARMACY AS4 CENTER SHH MANCHE;STER-MM969 (M,4p.w44g agency, aadtito defer- improved working cosidlttons funds from the Utahrerolty. bur- flA Om tar ,8$. • 0IB4814 •^MiBlrt^nxeity JittdfredIpiftfire- which ha-ra been eariCqlty re- tag tUs lotenMbtp ilia stndiint PAGE SEVEN' MANtlHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 PAGE SIX KAKCBBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 Coventry Area Churches JFK Author p«rsiiaid€ or fore* oQwn .into Mrteia -Wonders of the Universe- j . ftM anm of behavlar.,'R> idunge th« To Be Irisli u r c h e s Slates Picked BoAvtlle Methodlat Chufvh St. Francis of Aaalsl St. George’s Episcopal Omreh C o i H n i 61l t S O i l world, re»lly, wa matt boftn in Waslw Connecticut Yanked 141 Grove 8t, j > 878 ElHngton Rd., Rt. 44 A. BoMon v Enptttos IjpfaUii F irst Cburch o f CHnist, Church et the Assumption The Preabytotton Chnrch Rev. Dooglaa E. Thenoei’, Vicar in ctan . Testing ItUiioT Softiplcs By Democrats Rev. Willard E. Oonklto, Paotor South Windsor Is a Joy Scientist Adams St. and Thompson Rd. 43 Spnioe St. ^i^DlOL By A.H.O. Rev. OordoM B. Wodhams, Lee Oswald 441 N. Mato 8 t R ev. F toB cis J . MUialefc Rev. G eoi^ W. Smith The Democratic Town Com- o.m.. Church School, Pastor 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist.. . U Blaell 8tre«t all kinds of paternalistic wel­ Mmchtrter. Conn..... Once a year we conduct a B yH A L B O Y L E Poses Serious Problems Faator M u toter m ittae bM alacted delciralas to p iu fM iy throMgi* adults. Rev. John E. Rikteraitts, 10:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer HARTFORD (AP) — Is th« fare state concepta, that there two-way traiisacUon with the NEW YORK (AP) — Betag .11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun­ Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa Assistant Pastor and Church School. man who Is writing the “ait Some SoRp Is Tpo Soft ought to be some nice way for the various party conventions, 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. •tate of Connecticut In return Irish ia a pleasure, not an indus­ day school and nursery. - 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Nursery through Grade 4. 11:80 a.m.. Adult dlscuasion thorized” bMk on the asaassln»> i'auM /oM SSf 1. lilt If we know anything about the vot­ the state to show its regret for an asepUc, Wological-sample‘ this summer, reports WUUam G. By DR. IJIL UEVrrt, Subject of the Lesson-Ser­ M asses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 classes for all agea. 8:80 p.m.. Senior Methodist Masses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:15 group. Uon of Presiflent John F. Ken^ for our riieck, we receive over the misfortune come to its try. collection tool. This tool win pos­ Ryan, party chairman. Tbe del­ FnblMnd Breiy * 5£*W ■d^ t» ing.'psychology of the typical American DIRECTOB mon: "Reality.” Golden.Text: and 11:45 a.m. 10:4B a-m.. Worship Servlee. and 11:30 a.m. 4:18 p.m.. Young People’s Fel­ nedy convinced of Lee Harvey andHolldajr*. Entered aTm* ?®*L •,? Christinas tree seedlings, which seedHngs through no fault of Now that St. Patrick’s Day sess a long arm so that tbe as­ Youth Fellowship. ^chesur. Conn., a* Seoond Qaae MaU wage earner, the fervid missionary ef­ The Fels Ptenetarinin of Psalms 119: 12,18. "Blessed art ------The Rev. Mr. Smith preaching. egates are aa follows: ^ we proceed to plant on acres we the boneet folk who planted tronaut wUl not contaminate the' Monday, 3 p.m.. Senior High lowship. Oswald’s guilt? i w e r . forts of Vice President Hubert Hum­ has come and gone. I'd like to The Fnudilto iMtttate thou, O Lord: Teach me thy Sermon: "Thou Bhalt Pro­ State convention, July 1 and St. Maurice Church, Bolton Monday, 8 p.m., Brotheriiood once, in the years of our vigor, them . sample by getting too close to* St. Bartboloiuew’s Choroh membership class. ’Tm a good deal more cer­ S0B8C3UFTICHf R A m clear up some misconceptions Wbiat procedures ahould our statutes. . .Open thou mine Rev. Robert W. Cronbi phrey to restore love and understand­ devoted to the culture of sweet Rev. Philfp Ruseey, Pastor mote Life.’’ Nursery at aU serv­ 2, to Hartford: Raymond H. 7:15 p.m., Prayer and dis- of St. Andrew. tain of Lee Oswald’s guilt than FaraUa la AdtramM . ^ This correspondent - planter ‘ t- . I ■ eyes, that I may behold won* Pastor ing between the Johnson admlnlstra- corn. thought be bad happened upon about the Irish — as far aa I astronauts use on the nioon to Other possible sources of con­ Rev. Richard C. BoUea ices. Bradley Sr,, Mary Forst, Rob- cuaaion time, Tuesday, 8 p.m., Planning I am of John Wllkea Booth’s, a » t i » a « a a • a drous things out of thy law.’’ Asstatant Pastor 7 p.m.. Evening Service. ert A. Moriarty and WiUiam Wednesday, 3 p.m.. Junior com m ittee. not to mention Judas Iscariot’s,’*' Tbrea Mentha Uon and organized labor are going to Thia is the only transaction Buch an opportunity when, at a have known them. collect samples for return to the tamination are the combustion' !;S Wednesday, 8 p.m., Testimony Sermon: ’’Jusfice, Blindfolded O. Ryan. High membership class. M asses at 7, 8:30, 10 and Choral says William Manchester, who One Month have a result exactly the oppoelte of of uiilch we know between legislative hearing laat spring, Some years agd, in a burst of products resulting from the fir­ Wednesday, 8 p.m., earth? What precautions must m eeting. ______Lenten 11:30 a.m. MEMBER o r that intended. state and citizen in which the ing of rockeU on the lunar eur- Masses at 6:43; 7:46, 9, 10:16 or Winking.’’ Second Congressional Dla- Thursday 7:16 p.m., Eucharist. Sermon: "Why Is working on the book at WeA he heard representativea of the youthful perception, I wrote in be taken not to contaminate Reading Room hours at 749 and 11:» a.m face. One way of coping with, 8:15 p.m., RPYF m eets at tilot, June 25, Ocean Beach Service. Church.’ ’ leyan University in Mlddletowiu The very eloquent and singularly un­ citizen has usually come out state ^appear to obtain legisla­ exclamatory affection a favora­ the lunar surface ? And, even Main St., excepting legal holl- " ' 8ncred Heart Cburoh ahead, until the laat several tive pes^iasion to sell, outside ble piece about the Irish. more Important, v*at precau­ this is to collect the sampler the Maiiae. Miss Miriam Schet- House, New LondiHi: Alan R. Mrs. Jaqueline Kennedy and convincing Vice President has been as­ days, Monday through Saturday, TalcoOvUle Congregational Rt. SO, Vernon years, and this year. the stateN^ believe, some of 'Answering the question "What tions must be observed to pre­ as far from the LEM as poe-' St. Bridget’s C&urch Uer will lead a discission on Harold J. Crane, Albert Eastmineter United other members Of the presU id tathh paper aad aUo Iba local neaa pab- signed the task of reassuring labor 11 o.m . to 3 p.m .; Thursday eve. Chnrch Rev. Ralph Kelley, Paator In those years when we had the surplus seeiUlngs it found it is it to be Irish?’’ this was a vent the return of pathogenic slble. The lack of an atmos- Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor "Science and Chrtstlanlrir.’’ J. - Stevenson,------—and . -C. Peter Van- Presbyterian Fellowship dent’s family asked Manchester “ *!m*HSIIa of repaWlcatlon of apeclal dla- about the good intentions of the John­ Bing, 7 to 9. Rev. Robert J. Keen Monday 8:30 p.m,, 'Drustee Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, Rev. Patrick SuUlvan to write the book with the full yatciies nCrelB are alao reaerred. the good feeling about our had in stodc. 'v point I made: organisms to the earth? These ]toere and wind on the moon' Dine. George E. Slye Sebeol son administration, wMch, he is saying, Rev. Dennis R. Hnaeey M inister Asolatant Paator co(^ration of the family. • transaction with the state, we Tour correspondent was even "On St. Patrick’s Day, to be were aame of the questions pon­ means that contamtoatloo prod­ m eeting. Senatorial District, Jime 18, Kingston Dr. Oak St. will still find ways to keep its prom­ SQon EvangeUcid Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Group "At first, the Kennedy family r The HetaM PrhiUn* C om paw . were paying the sum of one and so bold to suggest, to bis typi- Irish is to know more glory, ad­ dered last summer In a NASA ucts cannot travel very far from Court Room of the Town Hall in East Hartford aulnea no financial rrtponalDOUir ises to labor. Lutheran Church Masses at 7, 8, 9:15,10:80 and 10 a.m ., New membership Masses at 7, 8, 9:15,10:30 and ■rapblcal errora appeariii* in ^ verttoet^ a eight-tentha of a cent for each «^ly soft-voiced way, that one venture, magic, victory, exulta­ conference on lunar exploration the source. v / study. "The Doctrine of God,’’ Stafford: Lionel G. Jean, Mi­ Rev. Gordon 8. Botes, wanted to wait,’’ Mancheater Edfottier readlns matter In The Mancheater (Missouri Synod) Noon. class. 11:45 a.m . "We’re not going to let you down," young' seedling we purchased, Ihtog the state mig^t do ^th tion, gratitude • and gladness and science. Once hmar surface material will be discussed. chael J. Peace, Michael C.. BOnister said In an Interview with radio Evei^K ______Cooper and High Sts. 11 a.m ., M orning service Vice President Hubert told the con­ and obtaining, in the bargain, some ot Its surplus seedltoi^ The bio-sciences group, chair­ has been collected and returned Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Pray­ station w n c. "But since oths than any other man can experi- The Rev. Paul G. FnAopy. Treschuk and Marie Murdock. and (Sunday Scliool. Sermon: St. Bernaid’a Church FUU •OTvlce cltcnt of f'* ®. A. ®SJ^^VaanlSl struction workers the other day, "and the good counsel of one of the was to offer them to good Con­ ed by Nobellst Melvin Calvin of to earth, another problem in­ St. Jamee’ Chnrch er meeting and Bible survey of 10 a.m.. Worship and Church era were working on books, the^ «]ce in a lifetime.” P astor County (Sheriff), June 11. "To Elevate Ourselves.” St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville atate’e acoompliabed profession­ necticut citizens who had kept the University of California, volving the possibility of bock- Magr. Edward J. Reardon, tbe Go^iel of Mark. School, Nursery through Junior felt one ahould be complete and lUtbewt Special A fm cy — you haven't let us down, because we’re A lonesome friend said, Rockville Superior court Build­ 5:80 p.m., Third Lenten sup­ Rev. George F. X. Reilly yago, Petrolt and Boatoai. al foresters on the location and on planting, with such tragic studied thia critioal problem and contamination of the earth — Paator age. Sermon: "The'Pressure of accurate.’’ working on the same wave length and "Well, that’s very nice, blit the 9 a.m., Sunday School, ing: George Coon, Anita T. per will be sponsored by the P astor ^ ' MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCOIA^ planting of our future pbm,ta- results, during the years of evolved a set of procedures to with catastrophic overtones — Rev. Eugene F, Torpey Tbe Salvation Army Dlscipleshlp,’’ tho R ev. M r. Mancheater described Oswald we have the same objectlvea.” year has 36B days. How does it 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible time. HamMett, Mary Perrottl and Men's Club. Rev. Raoul J. Pronovoet by taowB. ______- tions. And, in those good years drought. Thia suggestion,- we reassure the scientific commu­ crops up. However, the com­ Rev. John J. O’Brien Ml Mato St. as "probably the most rejected We doubt that anybody could have feel to be Irish the other 864 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. Donald Young. Wednesday, 11 a.m.. Ladies Rev. Anthony Kusdal Bates. Dtaplav adrcrtlaing c lo a ^ hooia: when we had no complaint, we regret to say, was treated with nity about the proper handling mittee considers this a remote Rev. Vincent J. Flynn man of our time and perhaps of ■elected language more likely to crys­ days.” Text: n Cor. 6:21. Theme: Otqtt- Ernest V. Payton Aeeembly District, June 8. Missionary Society. For Monday — 1 P-m. *J 1 W . would plant a thousand seed­ the informal scorn skilled bu­ of lunar surface samples. possibility. Tektltes, those Officer to Charge all-time.’’ In contrast, ho said For Tueaday — I p.m. Ros3,*>li._ Well, some of tbe Irlah I’ve Town Hall, Coventry: Donald M asses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 United Methodlat Chnndi tallize and harden any current instincts lings one spring—it makes a reaucrats can turn on the help­ The committee indicated that black glassy objects found In "God Made Him to be Sin tor Masses at 6,'7, 8, 9, 10:15 and President Kennedy was one ot > For Wedneaday TbnnpSay — 1 ^ p.% ^.*°TrTSS?^?T W edBeaday, known are like this: C. AveriU, Lena Gust, Richard St. Fetor’s Episcopal Chnrch a.m . R t 44A, Bolton organized labor might have to hold it­ wonderful early spring occupa­ less pubUc when they have"a le­ the specific objectives of the some areas of the. earth, are Us.” Registration tor Oom- 11:80 a.m . 8 a.m., Prayer Breakfast. the "most accepted men of our ; ftor Friday — l p.m. Thnraday. U fe is their favorite challenge M. Baittey and Loretta Slwek. Sand HUl R d. ^ For Saturday — 1 self independent and aloof from the tion in the days when the gal point to reserve. We didn’t organic ctemical exploraUmi of considered by many scientists muniem on Palm Sunday, 0:80 a .m ,. Sunday School wMh Rev. Abram W. Sungrey. U m e." but death is not their worst ene­ The primary date, should the W apping ^ M inister uapinea ** Democratic administration at Washing­ ground is sUU w et but th e sun want to be demolished, and we the moon involves the search to have originated on the moon, AprU 8. Nunery in the parish Oonummlty Baptist Oborch claoaea tor oU ages. St Matthew’s Church, Tolland Manchester said he baa com­ vllcadloa except Saturday — t Ain. m y. slate.he challenged, is May 3. Rev. James A. BlrdsoD, Vlear Is working higher—and then be didn’t even really want any free for molecules of possible blolo- having been thrown off into house. 686 E . cen ter St. 10:46 a.m., HoUnene meeting. Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Paator pleted more than 1,000 inter­ ton. They celebrate birth as they 9:16 o.m., Sunday School and Saturday. March 3« able to count, after the next trees. All we wanted was to M origin. DeUlled knowledge ,-^0^ by a vlviolent explosion of 11 a.m., Passlonsgottesdlenst. Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, 8:16 p.m.. Open Air meeting. Dean’s list Meeting Sundays iat Hick’s views for the book. The only Organized labor Ukes to have friends do (leparture. They 8 a.m.,. Holy Communion. Nursery. School of ReHgious winter and the coming of an­ have the atnte have a kindly their amount, dlstribuUon gort. If Uds is true, then Wednesday, 0:30 p.m.. Adult M inister 8:M p.m.. Prayer meeting. Carl E. Nothnlck. Cedar Memorial School Oymnaolum person who declined to be in­ In high places, and it Hkes to stake out a child being born 10 a.m .. M orning P rayer Studies. other spring, a survival which thought toward all of us who , . -»i.*i„« structure—if present—is of jjjg gngetrespectre ofof pathogenic organ­ Information Hour. (pastor’s 7 p.m., SIdvation mettlng. Swamp Rd., Is on the dean’s terviewed, he said, was Marina its own claims to recognition from po­ particularly sad if a relative and Church School. Masses at 7:30, 8:80 and 10:80 10:16 a.to., Coffee social. would average at least 929 out have lost a terrible toll of state extreme importance to the ori­ isms which can decimate the cla s s ). 9:30 a.ip., C2iurch School for Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Midweek list for work during the first Oswald, Oswald's wife. Response To A Headline litical administrations. But any survey over 80 yields a final brea.th. Thursday, 7:46 p.m., Lenten 10:46 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: of each 1,000 seedlings planted. . seedlings to the drought. A lit­ gin and history of the moon, population being introduced on 7:30 p.m.. Last Mid-week Len­ all ages. Classes through Grade service. semester at the University of a.m . Manriiester said tbe book will of the voting trends of organized labor They know they’ll meet him in program . "is tt Ever Ftalahed?’’ If the deepening and savaging of the IVith the onslaught of the tle kindness. and to the relationship of the earth ia rather remote. ten Service. Text: Matth. 27: 4 y^ll have an expanded sea- Tburaday, 8:46 p.m., < ^ n Air Hartford^ contain an account of "a great would reveal, we think, that Its enthusi­ heaven. Monday through Friday, 7:46 Unitarian Meeting House Wedneaday, 8 to 8 p.m.. Len­ split between Rueala and CMna Inspires great Connecticut drought, This year, tight-lipped, hard­ moon to the earth and to the However, tbe committee Is 66-59 and John 19: 38-40. sion through the worship serv- meeting. Oompletoa Training deal of IntereaUhg activity at Some regard the Irish as too universe. Specifically, such p .m .. Evening'*^ P rayer. 50 Bloomneld Ave., Hartford ten Supper and program for any particular aspiration to wisdom asm at the polls diminishes in propor­ however, there began the cur­ hearted, emotionless as usual, unwilling to chance this pos­ Theme: "Taken from the ice. Adult class meets in Choir Marine Private Mrst Class the Treasury Department to brash on earth, and perhaps knowledge is essential for de- Rev. Nathaniel D. Lourlot children, youth, adults. from this comer, we wouM Hke to find tion to the degree a political party rent years of our discontent. the state has again offered its sibility and tor that reason has C ross.” Room behind the pulpit. North MetbofHst Cbnreh Alfred W. Mimsell, son of Mr. eafeguard the economy and they are. Their conduct, how­ termiidng whether life on the Vernon Methodist Church claims to have a special title to labor’s For several years past, the seedlings, and we, never able set down guide lines for the 10:30 a.m „ Worship. Seraion: SOO Pnrker St Wayne W. Munsell, of Swamp very Interesting moves by spec­ ways to fortify and spread a few Ideal ever, reflects, a confidence In R t SO 10:30 a.m.. Worship Services, vote. The more assiduously and publicly good state of Connecticut has to resiat playing a string of bad moon exists, ever did exist, or treatment of returned material. Church and Chestnut Sts. "Tbe Cross and Commitment.’’ Rd., has cmnpleted the Avia­ Jehovah’s Wltoessee heaven. Rev. Earle B. Custer, ulators in the London and Zurich such as these: been providing fine seedlings, hick out to the end, have order­ could develop. When lunar samples are re­ Emanuel Loiheran Church N ursery. tion Machinist’s Mate Jet En­ Rev. Morton A. Magee Nursery and- Worship Cburoh Kingdom HoD it ia wooed, the cooler It grows in its But sure as they are ot eterni- P astor gold markets." He declined t6 1. Let America try to avoid over-re­ but neglecting the incidence of ed agaUvand we notice that The ersnmittee, in planning a turned, they are to be taken Berv. C. Henry Anderson, 7 p.m. Junior and Senior gine School at the Naval Air ------School. Hartford Tpke. voting patterns. , ty, nothing breaks an Irlrti fa­ discuss these aspects. ^ acting to particulars on the world summer rainfall necessary to the state, as if to celebrate, the search for possible organic to the quarantine section Of the P astor Youth Fellowship. Worship Technical Training Center In 9 and 10 a.m., Worship Service ------— mily’s heart more than if one of 9 and 10:80 a.m. „ Manchester was aa editor for And the Vice President’s public sweet carry them through their first survival record of the past few chemicals, recognizes that there Lunar Sample Receiving Labo­ and child care. Sermon by veraoo Assembly of God Cburoh 3 p.m.. Public talk, "Are the scene. their young ones is called to Service. Sermon: “Memberrtilp Memphis, Tenn American Educational Publicar tiJk is such a cloying, unabashed woo­ season out in the open. The re­ years, and do something spe­ are several sources of potential ratory and are to remain there 9 and 10:30 azn., Divine Wor­ Files Bankruptcy the pastor. Northeast School Nations Headed tor Arihaged- 2. Let America, instead, attempt to God sooner than they want to let Cburch of the Naaarene Means Participation!” tlona at Wealeyan when he was ing that the RepubUcan party la cer­ su lt at this neglect on the paVt cial for us planters after all, trouble. It is apparent that for at least 30 days. About five ship and Church School. Nurs­ Warren S. Wragg has filed a 0 a.m., Church School. Nurs­ Intersection of Rts. SO and 31 don,” by W. Hitt, Watehtower create and. maintain a long-range pol­ him go. 238 M ato S t 9 a,m.. Church School. Nurs­ asked In 1064 to w rite the book. tain to receive, at the next election, a at the state has been a sad de­ has decided to go up 32 a thou­ when the Lunar Excursion per cent of the samples brought ery for infants. Sermon by Pas­ petition for voluntary bank- ery, kindergarten, Grades 1 Vernon Society representative. icy of Ita \wn which can stand good Performance is the flower of Rev. Robert J. Sbett, Minister ery and Grades 4 through 8. number of votes for which there may be crease In the survival ca|MMlty sand in its price for seedlings, Module (LEM) sets down on back to the earth are to be tor Anderson, “What la Your ruptcy and his case has been through 3. Senior High. Rev. Michellno Rlod 4:16 p.m .. Study o f F eb. 15 the Irishman’s desire. 10:30 a.m.. Church School. school. and valid no matter, how specific and of state seedlings on our land so that each one will now cost the moon’s surface it will vent used to test for pathogenic A nsw er?’ ’ referred to Saul Sledman, fed' 10 a.m ., <3hurch issue of Watehtower, "Identify- rp n ^ rMtnfv no greater explanation than that some Joy is part of his way. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Nursery, Wndeigarten and temporary situations seem to alter and that of many others, so two full cents. We know that is exhaust gases and other dis­ organism s. 6:30 p.m.. Confirmation eral referree in bankruptcy. Grades 4 through 8. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. Ing'thele Present-DayPresent-D ay B eneflciar- toUand County union members feel Instinctively com­ He is fantastically loyal but classes tor all age groups. Grades 1 through 3. 7 p.m., Senior High Methodist themselves from day to day and decade that, in some locatlona, there still a great bargain, and yet charges; it is impossible to pre­ Kqpt to iMlatlon’ League meeting in Luther Hall. Membership Wragg lists assets of $125, and 11 a.m., Worship Service. le s ," page 117. pelled to make some emotional retort to bis biggest quarrels are among 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. 8 p.m.. Church Youth FellowsWp. to decada ' might be fewer than BOO out of we Btin think that a state with vent waste gases from escaping To insure against contami­ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Len llabUlties of 32,252.67. 7 p.m., EvangelisUc Service. Wedneaday, 7:30 p.m , G roup Water and Wells H u b ert his own. an original 1,000 surviving into a heart would have waited until the LE3M into tbe lunar vacuum nation on the way back to M ethodist Among his local and area Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer dirousskmUacussion to the BlUe aid, n p _ _ * __ T 'o l L - a , 3. In trying to arrive at such a long- He loves horses and the sheen Children’s 7:30 p.m.. North Union Congregational Church As a matter of fact, the skilled poli­ their second summer. everybody had had at least one around it. earth, the samples are to be T O ATI" ’ creditors are Anaesthesiology and Bible Study. Things tn Which It Is Impos- lO D lC S O I ia lK S range policy which will be valid through ot their sleek sides and tbe bet­ Church and Nursery. Cadre. R ockville tician never tells any vote, of any cate­ We planters Of state trees good year, and a higher sur­ For example the spacecraft kept in stainless steel or In­ Bmantic as guest preach^f. Associates, 325; Dr. Jay Bible tor God to Lie." ^ , many changes of drcumistance. let ting upon their abilities. But he 8 p.m„ Junior, Teen and Tuesday, 8 a.m., Men’s »W e Friday, 7:80 p.m.. Theocratic Water, drought, wells and the gory' or description, that he owns it. have been waiting in vain, these vival rate could be hoped for, atmosphere will be vented when conel containers; an inner con­ Hughes, Manchester,’325; Man- Rev. Panl J. Bowing, Paator A very St. can walk as far or run as quick­ Young Adult group meetings. study group. Rev. Jomea L. Austin America try to guide Itself primarily by several drought years, for even before jumping its price. But the astnmauts leave the LEM tainer of teflon-metal laminates Calvary Church cheater Savtngs and Loan of ' Christian Reformed Church Mlnlatry School. Bible reading water table will be discussed The skilled politician congratulates any ly as any man on earth. He him- 7 p.m., Evangriistic Service. Wednesday, 8 p.m., Methodist Minister of Christian Education at the Tolland County Soil and Standards which are founded in principle the slightest indication that the we are not really quairelsome tor their exploring mission. To will be able to retain a vacuum. (Aaoemblles of God) Coventry, • 329.54; Dr. Donald W. 661 A very St. Luke 13 to 16. voter on his discerning independence of aelf is a horse on toot. Message by the pastor. "The Youth FeHoiwahip. Water Conservation District’s and morality and not on expediency or state had heart enough to care about IL We have grown so we eliminate this source o< con­ If the container can maintain 847 E . M iddle Tpke. Morrison, Manchester, 380; Sooth Windsor 8:30 p.m.. Service Meeting. all political parties, on his Intelligent ca­ Teaching of the Cross." Thursday, 9:30 a.m., Ad- 9 a ciUaena getting accustomed to against the droughts. biological filter. cuum, then it is to be pressur­ 9:45 a.m., Sunday School 6:46 p.m.. Senior High Church 0:46 a.m . Sunday School for First Lotheroa Chnrch founded in principle and in morality, let Sometimes he puts his swift South Methodlat Omreh — 10:45 a.m.. Morning Wor­ The meeting wUl be hlghUgbt- The Vice President’s snake oU baa Also, whatever equipment the ized with sterile nitrogen. classes for ages. School olasees. aU ages. BookvlUe America seek to formulate for itself a foot into U b -fast mouth. Then he Rev. J. Manley Shaw. DJk ship Service. Sermon: "Take _ ed by two experts to climate and astronaut carries wito him to Once to the Laboratory, the 11 a.m .. D ivine W orship. The Area Weather I t a.m ., Worship Service. nevisr achieved any such subtlety of gets himself into trouble. P astor ^ _ 8:30 p.m., “Christian BeliefU Bev. WUUam H. Bolkoa water. Joseph B rum bach, lealiaUc chart and appraisal of where install on the lunar surface will samples will be subject to Rev. Robert Roop, pastor of the What You Want and Pay For Nursery. pitch or flavor. Rev. Richard W. Dupee Seminar," led by the Rev. Rob­ WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Un- It,” The Rev. Mr. Bowman state climatologist, U. S. Weath'^ tn history and in evolution mankind now He ia generous. Since he has have been sterilized on earth microbiological testa. They will Assemblies of God, Church, New 7:30 p.m., Evening Service, . Associate Pastor ert French of the Portland setitled weather has remained preaching. 9 a.ip., Sunday School clas­ er Bureau, will speak, on "Flva stands, and where nations now stand, never owned his own country with either ethylene oxide or bo tested with “stressed" ani­ Haven, will preach. Methodist Church. "The Proph­ Thursday, 10 a.m.. Women’s ■ 6:30 p.m,. Evening Prayer. over tbe great lakes area and 4 to 8 p.m., Junior High Pil­ ses. Years of Drought." The second and where the science of government Tales of Connecticut completely, he will lend his heat. These devices are to be mals and plants and pregnant ets and tho Church Today,” Bible study, nursery provided. ' T p .m :,'F a m ily 9 and lOlti a.m.. Worship to Eastern Canada Just to the grim Fellowship. 9:15 a.m.. Church Service. speaker, John Baker, head ot now stands, and where the rivalry be­ A Dcskless Principal? shirt to anybody ~ and borrow ‘‘kept sterile in the LEM by««i-i animals. Scientists indicate that OoapOt Sirv- led by the Rev. Evan Johnson Ice. Hymn sing, gospel music Service. Sermon: "The Bible north of New England, the U.S. 6:30^ to 7:30 p .m .. Senior P il­ 10:80 a.m., Sunday School ground water division of the U. tween man’s destructive and construc­ Gift Of The Rains the other fellow’s ooM right casing them in a thin film of the fetus is often unusually of the T1Km^«onviUe Metho­ Weeleyan Methodist Chnrch Purely aa an academic experiment, and song, and Bible message, Spealts to Us.” The Rev. Dr. Weather Bureau reports. At the grim Fellowship. classes. S. Geological Service in Con­ back. teffon. susceptible to terrestrial in­ dist Cburch. Meets at Skinner Rd. School tive powers now stands. everybody who has a desk ought to try Tills personal Improvidence by the Pastor Gustafson. Shaw preaching. Fifth to a ser same time fair weather has de­ 7:30 p.m.. The fourth in the 10:40 a.m.. Church Service. necticut, will speak on "WeUs Suit Leaks A Problem fectious or toxic agents. They veloped over southern New Eng­ Vernon B. If we survey the past and our to Imitate Dr. O. Keith Dolan, principal Mops at the military level. Oth­ will then expose genetic ma­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid- les of Lenten services. Recep- series of Lenten aervicos In the and the Water Table." By We$ley Gryk Jr. t ib m Mary’s Episcopal Chnrrti land and a large area of Eastern Rev. Hervey W. Taber, present dispassionately enough, we are of San Bernardino High School out In er countries respect his talent Like the . , the suit of the week Service of Prayer and tion of members. World Serv­ St. sancuary. Dr. John F. Priest COMPUTER PAIRING A question and answer period terial (DNA) to the lunar ma­ and South Central United States. Paator botmd to find certain intelligent im- The Reverend James Fitch sound. Soon, the drizzle had there. They Hke to hire him to astronaut leaks. The model cur­ Praise, and BHfle message. ice Sunday. Nursery for babies Chordi and Park Sts. w ill speak on "T h e Lqjtaib o f HONCMLiULU (AP) — Oompu- will follow. The public is wel- California. He spent his Christmas va­ terial before absorption by re­ A small lew pressure system turned away from his sermon- developed into a downpour; and. run their operations by land and rently contemplated leaks about to three-year olds Church school Rev. George F. Nostrand God.” There will be a coffee terised m(atchmaklng has come, perativee for the future. Next ahould cation cleaning out his desk. Then, when cipient ceils The samples will has developed and moved east- 10 a .m ., Sunday Scbocd. C3aa- writing tor a moment and wiped as tbe rain increased, the> min­ by sea and by air because his one-third o< a quart ot suit at­ also be examined by convention­ Second Congregational Church for grades 1 th rou g h . 12. . R ector hour In the lounge after the spread to Honolulu where two — ——— come the Unking of theee imperatives, he had It clean, he sent the desk Itself Rev. John D. Hughes 'ward into Indiana this morning. ■es for all agea. away the flecks of sweat which ister’s joy did likewise. Before pride under stress is to achieve mosphere per minute. This is al means, such as mass 385 N . Mato St. 10:46 a.m.. Senior High For- serv ice. University of Hawaii sophomore as goals, and of the progressive steps down to the school basement Since then Rev. James W. Bottoms This low center has very little 11 a.m.. Worship Service. had gathered on his brow. Look­ the day was over, the surround­ purpose with the leatt loss of considered rather high, and it i^ctrom etry, chromatography, Bev. Felix M. Davis, Minister um. men are renting a campus com­ Cliarg* Aeeoimtt logically leading toward them, to those he has been functioning without a deek. Rev. Ronald E. Haldemon 'moisture associated, but as it Congregational Ctanreh John T. Sears, lay speaker. ing out over the Norwich coun- ing rivers were, to rise more dear. i_ is hoped that when the lunar spectrophotometry and other Bev. C. Ronald BTlsan, 6 p,m.. Junior High Metho­ F irst puter to match up couples—for Standards wfai(^ we flnd in principle tr^de, he could easily see that than two feet! trip is undertaken this leakage moves eastward fairly rapidly Vernon N ursery. h v i t f l d Dr. Dolan’s particular motivations Reckless and careless aa he physical methods. Asoodate Minister dist Youth Fellowship. Ctooper 33 a person. ^ d moraUty. Thia should become, not the summer of ISTS would long Reverend Hitch recognized will have been reduced to about 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. it wHl cross the mid - Atlantic Worshlpiflng at the Vernon 7 p.m.. Special Youth Serv­ can be crmcede points. He bad been may be of bimaelf, he is thrifty If all goes well, some of the H a ll.' Students Solly Ward and Jo­ Monty Ordtrs the Ivory tower, not merely the high de- be remembered for its aevere the importance of the down­ a quarter-pint a minute. 8:46 and 10 a.m .. Nursery and coast late tonight. Elementary School ice. The Rev. John T. Lomos finding himself "stuck behind a deak," in command ot others. questions which have been 11 a.m.. Worship. Onirch 7 p.m. Senior High Methodist seph Worcester said they are drought. The land was so The low trill bring southern Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister of the Springfield, Mass., Wes­ tnrtment planning concepta of our a posture he considered at odda with the pour to the Indiana’ crops, but It is part of Ms nature never Suit leakage poses a serious asked aboqt the moon will be School Gradee Nursery through Youth Fellowship. Third in a Kindergarten to the Children’s ARTHUR DRUB pandied that many of the trees New England increasing cloud­ leyan Methodlat Church, guest anxious to see how the machine functioning as individuida, people, and he saw a greater meaning in to divorce a wife—or an'oppor­ problem, for tbe leakage could answered by 1970. This will 7. series of talks on "Sex Educa- Chapel. Miss Helen C, Fischer, best functioning of a school administra­ had already abed their leaves this, for It would, perhaps, iness this aftemom and some Director ol Christian Education speaker. o' will pair students. tiation, but the day by day direct busl-j tunity. contaminate those lunar sam­ pave the way for future plans 7 p.m.. Mu Sigma CW Youth Uon.” 8;46 and 10 a.m.. Family tor. and fruits, as tbou|^ it were looeen the bonds of pagan mow fiuiTies this evening and Wedneaday, 7 p.m.. Prayer ness of an of us in every capacity, even' In psychological terms, the ples which interest the astro­ which envision the moon as a Group. 7:30 p.m.. The Chancel Choir Ehicharist and Church School. In addition. Dr. Dolan says ha actu­ autumn. tbought, which controlled the 7:30 p.m.. Young Adtot Len­ part of tonight. 9:26 and 10:55 a.m.. Church meeting and Bible study at the if our pubUc capacity is merely that of Irishman is a 'miuiic-depresslve nauts. For this reason, the com­ “ymy-station” for further ex­ will present Cantata ol Easter Crib Class in Williams Build­ Suddenly, Reverend Fitch be­ Indians. This was the true gift Following this small weather sclKxd. parsonage on Cider Mill Rd., ally wanted to get rid of something and a paranoiac.' He Joys and mittee recommended that about plorations into space. ten Program- - Music, "Mass of G,” by Franz ing. THUS SAITH THE LORD OF THE TRIBULATIONS, AND having a carnal thought or opinion at came aware of a burst of ac­ o f the rains. Monday, 8 p;m.. Religious distuihance wIH be an expand­ 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship. Ellington. THE GREAT BUG8SINO THAT SHALL FOLLOW; the desk provided for him. weeps with or without reason 10 pounds of weight be set aside (T-M, WRR Gen. H^a. Corp.) Schubert, and J. S. Bach’s 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with Ipur own breakfast table. tivity replacing the arid calm. and secretly feels tbe world Education board. ing high pressure system out of 6 p.m., Junior Pilgrim Fellow- Dan. 2:44, 34, 46. "I don’t like,’’ he said, "to have a "Christ-Lay ta Death’s Dark sermon ^ the Rev. Mr. Bot­ ' 6. If we could ever attain such a reial- He was surprised to see ap­ mistakes him. He laughs to sor­ Tuesday, 7:30 pjn.. Church Cenflrai Canada bringing con­ Bhip. Wapping Connmmity Church Howl Ye; for the Day of the LORD Is at hand; it shall come desk between myself and another per­ Prison,” with special instru­ tom s. aa a Destruction from the Almighty etc. Isa. 18: 6, 9. For the latlc vantage point for seeing the proper proaching Ma bouse a group of row and aorrows to laughter. S ch o d G rades 8 through 12. 7 p.m. Evening Prayen» fol­ tinued cold air to New England 7 p.m.-. Senior Pilgrim Fel- OoBgregathmal son. It's a kind of psychological symbol Mctoegan Indians, led by Uncas, mental accompaninvent. indignation of the LORD is upon ALL Nations, and His fury Implementation of our principle and our A T h oosh t tor Today He ia both a pagan warrior Wednesday, 7 a.m.. Senior lowed by the "November to by Sunday. lowahip. Bev. Boy B. Hatclieon, Mhtister of authority that bothers some people— their chief. For over five years, Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Nominat­ Cloudiness 'vrill still lim it sun- upon all their Armies; Isa. 84: 1-8. I will overthrow the and God’s soldier, earth’s ad­ Local Foods Add Variety High School Lenten Program. Easter Series.” This week’s Thursday, 7 p.m., Church Bev. Theodore Bocheler, throne of the kingdoms, and will destroy the STRENGTH morality, we would know rather clearly Reverend Fitch had attempted Sponsored by the Hauchester ing committee. ttiine Sunday and temperatures and m e.’’ Comi^ ol Churcliea venturer, heaven’s sentinel. 8 p.m.. Lenten Program, xW t subject, "The Church’s Global School. M inister of the kingdoms of the Heathen etc. Hag. 2:22. and easily that certain directions are to will over these people from W ednesday, 10 a.m .. struggling to reach 40 degrees Another thing Dr. Dolan discovers is His biggest muscle, however, Flay. ■ . , S e t C M i ^ n . " That day, is a day of Wrath, a.day of Trouble and Dis­ definitely leading to the rear and away their heathen beliefs, but all to Study ^Course. ' “The will make the day rather chilly. First Congregational Church tress, a day of wasteneas and Desolation etc, Zeph. 1:4-18. For that when he has no desk, he has ira "Who satisfies you with good is his tongue. .That gets him into To Diet of Viet fighters Dupee, Wednesday, 6 and 10 a.m«. 8, 9:80 and ll a.m.. Worship our future necessities, that others no avail. more glory and trouble than Qty.” The Rev. Mr. United Church of Christ Service, Sermon by the Rev. the day of the LORD Is upofi all the Heathen; as thou hast ftad only into senselesa diversions, and clutter on top of it He handies his a« long as you Uve, so that your leader. Topic: "The Secular Communion. WARM STREAM TRAVELS done, It shall be done untoiTHBB. Obe. 1:15. For THESE After a quick exchange of anything. With it he charms the AN KHE, South Viet Nam skan about an Inch thick en d the THE 7:30 p.m.. Litany with In­ Andover Mr. - Bacheler, "Attention, bat.it is better to hold out for a small business every day and gets rid of it be­ greetings, the minister learned youth is renewed like the ea­ City.” Susannah Wesley Hail. be the days of vengeance, that all things which are written devil and also betrays the thing (AP) — Ttie order to American Juicy pulp tastes Hke grapefrtot. struction by the Rev. Mr. Bot­ NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., P le a s e !” cause he has no place to pile it on. of the Indians’ problem. "We 7:30 p.m.. Stewardship and may be FULFILLED. Lu. 21:22^__ ftep which la in a right and gainful di­ gle’s ." he holds most dear — loyalty. troops operating in Viet Cong* - A less popular edible la tbe BIBLE tom s. Coast Guard says a warm body P astor 9:30 and 11 a.m., dhurch THE GREAT BLESSINGS THAT SHAIX FOULGW; Such the advantages of deaklessne^ are to great trouble,’’ Ubeas Well, to wrap it up, the way it "ol,’’ a fnflt about the size of a finance commission. of water 50 miles wide has bro­ School. rection or even better to stand stiU 'than (Psalm 108 ;B) controlled territory ia to deny Thursday, 3 p.m., Qiildren’s In the LORD’S Kingdom, nations shall not LEARN war began. "Our crope are being feels to be Irish. 365 days out of Thursday, 3 to 4:46 p.m.. Len­ |o solve Indecitton and deadlock by tak­ It may be the beginning of a new The eagle is noted for its lemon that is fiBed with seeds. SPEAKS Lenten Mission. ken away from the Gulf Stream. 9:45 a.m.. Church School. anymore; For the LORD' will cause the Wars to CBIASE. spoiled by lack of rainfall. the year, including St. Patrick’s the enemy local livestock, fruit ten Mission Course. Grades 1 Bolton Congregational Chnrch ing a big, easily dramatized step which phase in education .It is certainly the strengto, size, powerful eight Troops chew on the pulp and Daily, 7 p,m.. Evening Pray- Capt. Emerson E. Jones, sliip- 11 a.m .. M orning Worship. Psa. 48:9. Isa. 2:4. The work of righteousness, shall be PEACE Though we have petitioned the and keenness of vision. These Day, is to enjoy a gossip with and vegetatoes. Veteran troop­ spit it out. by through 6. Bev. J. Stanton Conover, for ever. Isa. 32:17. Of the Increase of the LORD’S Kingdom kan never reconcUe itself with our long end of education as some of us once er. per of the Coast Guard ship Ex- Sermon the Rev. Mr. Brad­ ^goda through powwows, nothing are tbe qualities .of youth are immortality, like a child talking Eugene 8:30 p.m .. Couples Bible Study Itorer, said the presence ol the M inister and Peace, there shall be NO END. Is»f.9:6, 7. All the EARTH |ange imperatives. knew i t ers deny it to the enemy by eat­ Also quite popular ore the lit­ Church is open dally for ley; "He Who Is of God.” good has come about Now wa they not? In our youth we re- to a forever father. In Susannah Wesley Hall. shall be filled with the Glory of the L^ltD; Nu. 14:21. And in g H. tle green Vietnamese bananas. Brewer prayers. warm water could alter Atlantic 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship there shall be no more Death; neither sonow, nor Pain; for , To translate aU this generalisation. A principal’a desk waa aomethlng turn to you, that you might joite in the physical strength Friday, 7:30 p.m.. Board of 10 a.iti.. Church School. W or­ There are il2 basic C-rations It takes an expert to know coast climate and weather. planning sesMon. He salth, I wiU make ALL things NEW, Rev. 21: 4, 6. MY |k>w , back to the specific particular of upon which a ruler, or something worse, , prove you rself. TTie MtriiegaB which is part of our growing An euphemism is a softened trustees. ship Servlcie. Sermon: "The and aa American soltUers have whether they are ripe. They Officials said warm water Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Mother’s word, shall accomplish that which I please. laa. 65: 10, IL ^ e widening spUt between RuMia and oouM r e s t tribe has decided to petition the experience. way of expressing a hardi fact. United Peatecpotal Church Great Dilemma.” 12 montlw to serve here it takes ucV€r Seem tc get ytiksw like breaking away from the gulf Study Group. THUS SAITH THE LORD; ^ „ Gk)d o f the Yet, sooner or later, we dis­ ! Budi mang expressicss ss 'Rtoity (Dovenaot v/oureu 187 WoodbtMge 8L 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. Writtten by, Joseph Zycbal, Chinchilla, Pa. China, Jt should be apparent that It had drawers which were full of in- , H erald them only a matter ot days to bananas from other tropileal Stream is unusual. They said . Saturday, 7:30 a.m.. Laymen’s Reverend Hitch readily real­ cover other realms and typee t "golly” and “gwh” are. eu­ Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. Bev. Bofeert L. Baker American policy should be Intereeted In criminating evidence, ranging from tha areas. tbe warm eddy will be charted. Fellowship Lenten Breakfast., Lenten Enrichment study group. ized the trermendous ' plunge, immerse, side-stepped ipr own with either one of them. It ’’Surely good ness and mercy vaiy,” Nursery. CatheMc Chnrch beautiful things in life, or for a picture were quick to comply. death of CoL WiUiam C. Choiey. ietta, Ohio, a soldier in the 1st toe Issue euphemistically by increased vigor after a long hard win­ hould be apparent that vf» seek td e»> shall follow me, aH the days oi Wary at first of eating availa­ 5 p.m.. Vesper Hour with Bev. Walter A. Hyseke of diildren, supposedly proving a capac­ The day of taettog was my life’’ the writer of Psafan The 13th annual omceit of ble k>c cloudless, cauatog the noinister 23 exults. the G C lef C3ub, directed by G. become an expert at discering that appeared dead. ‘'Dawn Methodist illy with the positive aim of trying to Tuesday. .1 p.m., Ladlea’ to have some misgivtogs. Yet, Rev. John K. Poet Albert Pearson, at the Eman­ the edibiUty of Vietnamese.fruH hia. bayonet Tbe fowl are ueual- What the Bible calls "sta” Masses at 8:80 end 10:80 a.m. Always the desk was something tb ' - Js now softened to “social mal­ Prayer Fellowship. . lee whether it doesn’t help maneuver a few clouds appeared at sun­ Superintendent uel Cfliurch beard by a large and vegetables. Homdeas pigs ly tough but offer a change of, Spring is a Irue-to-life sxampls of God'f stand in front of, dreading the princi­ culinary pace^ adjustment” Sexual promiscu­ Wednesday, 7aa p.m., MW- nth of them into a world system of set; and the foUowtog day waa Norwich District audience of local and ,out of and chickens have been known Geapel HaR pal Sitting so formidably in back of it, town music k»v«n. ity, fornication, has become the freek Service.'. promise if we accept Him. ! aw, inside which they would find lu overcast, though no rain feU. Methodist Church to launch suicide charges upon Ibe some c « be sold of Viet­ 416 Center flt. but dreading, above all, the dire possi­ "untobibited expression of one a 7 p.m.. Cleaning I ilso present as a good citizen always Uncas and a group of Mohe- American positioRS — and namese which somewhat , total self.” Dninkam ^ , Behold, / make all thingt new . . . Victory” Church8 * • . ' rilling to place appeal and resort tb the bility that the principal might alowly fans again visited Reverend id Yean Ago wound up in the cook pot. reaemhle Arkansas raamliaoks. come mtaWy "alcrfu^ism. Us- m 10 o-m .. Breaking bread. risa and reach across It. Fitch, reminding him that they 1934 Record Stand* Up Ritchia remarked “This ain’t! tag^od’s n in e to vato Is "help- Friday, J ^ - Tween-oge I ^ill 9<7e unto him that is athirst of fhe far ahead of any opportunity for Anderson-Sbea Post No. 2048, By far the most popular sup­ 11:46 o.m ., Sunday SchooL 1226 MAIN STREET were still awaiting results. "If plement is the large and deH- bad tor a VC chicken.’’ It la a»- M an escape for frustra- group at parsonage, fountain of fhe water of life freely." • big power confrontation such as we But at least -v^e pupils knew what NEW YORK — An exper­ Veterans of Foreign Wars, and O ean - f ixm., Goopel meeting. God does send rain, will you clous coconut which caa be Burned that lo ca l «j»tinriai. ora- ttons.” Dlahoneety la "smart Saturday. 9*A0 a.m., Wve lived with in respect to Russia for to expect from a |rittt to the desk, and imental run by the train, the ita auxiliary, edehrate their Tlieaday, S p ju.. Prayer Revelation 2115, 6 MANCHESTER, CONNEimCUT say It was through your pow- found almost ev«7 where. Vtet Oong when found to enemy-’ bustoess.” Influence peddUng is tog at church. tne past 20 years and such as we have we had soma deaporata idea of how to City of Portland, from Loe 25th anniversary to the VFW m eeting. 1 ^ wows?" asked the minister, ‘“pie milk Is better to drink- occupied territory. morely “pcflltlcs,’’ lying has di^ ------1 conduct ourselves' in order to achieve Aagelea ta New Yorit City waa home. Frtdoy; 8 pjn., BMe Reading. ^een recently imagining for oukselves sUll slightly distrustful of Un- thaa water,’’ an air cavalry BOived into "management of tbe congregational Ctaroh NEW LENTEN FllJI IN COLOR AND SOUND made to 68 hours, 66 minutes Former governor Raymond Otherwise, troops pay vlHag- With China in Asia. an eventual departure from it aritboMt caa. ‘‘No,’’ answered the chief, trooper remarked, ’‘because it era for their extra victuals. . trutli*" United Ohnrto ot Cbrtot elapsed time to October 1934. Baldwin, now a Juetice of the But •oft-pedaltag bnrsh fa«^ DEPICTS THE EVENTS FROM The Chancel Choir } If we seek for oorselres the tttelter having encountered more than minimal "we have done all are can, and has a flavor, seems to quench During the cavalry’a An 11 Center S t It waa then, and still la, the Supreme Court of Erron, and will not change them ^ c^ - Lydall and V « « en Sta. THE VIA DOLOROSA THROUGH Presents #Bd strength of one insUtutlon which damagea. It la of no use.” your tMrst tooger and ia nutri- VaHey campeign some Kbreanj Bev. OAfford O. Slmpaen, t Reverend Fitch, too, had fastest tnnaconttoental pas­ Judge VfiUiam J. Shea of Su­ Ing eVU by poUte. sophisticated ^ been created and aimed at the fu­ We really wouldn’t know how to go in Oous.’ ’ observers -at one point were ' M inister ' THE POST-EASTER APPEARANCES . Franz Schubert's “MASS IN G” done all he could, and now he senger ran. perior Court, speak at AtnerieSn terms wUl not change its n a ^ . 9:46 a.m., Bible Classes ture instead of the past, this one insti­ to a principal who had no deak. A common slgbt during a trying ineffectually to open a ', froit. or cmisequences. MDse Antoinette Bierce, ' and « waited. He spent a little longer Legion Home on the 30th an­ D irector e t CM eUea E dncotlen 10:46 o.m.. Worship. Sermon: tution being the United Nations, we POLLUTION INCBEASE8 niversary of the Legion. break on an openaUon is that of coconut “It’a plain to eee you,' wages of sta to death” (Rom. J. S. Bach’s than usual on his prayers that GIs knocking down oocomta, 8 :2 )— Hihaa never changed, nor "The Judgsmeot of the Great |Krease the prospe^ that other giants OALVESTON, Tex. (AP) — don't have these to your coun-> TOMORROW - 5 P. “CHRIST LAY IN DEATH’S DARK PRISON” - night, but the clouds which hid D ay." hacktog them open, pouring the try.’’ said a U.& trooper. Ha- 7 o.m .. Men’s Communion also come to find security and Pollution problems are increas­ OOOiG TO INDIA w til i t A PiMe Of Peace the moonlight failed to produce mflk down their parched S ervice. 8 pjn^, iroraUp. Sennon: Instrumental Acc(»npaniment I ing aays Dr. Boetwlck B. ReU opened it with three flicks ot Ust in it too. As a modest starter, any moisture as he slumbered. CHARLEffTON. S. ,C (A ^ — threats, and oitt the m achete. ‘ mnw.11 to FREE Bible corre-1 7:30 a.m.. Men’s Oammindaii “Itote QutoUon MoWUty.’ America never forget this: that Peace la wonderful, and n n , only. 8% Then, a s daybreak iqi- chum, associated dtoeetor of the John P. 9ualey, general opera- m ost. gpondenco course. ____ J Breakfast Woodruff HMl. 7:10 lun., Me»’« Training ef the time slnae the beginning of re­ Oceaaianally a wild water but-i TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH SUNDAY EVENING 7:30 we ourselves do, out of our eon- proached, a Uglit patter inter­ Woods Hide, Mass., Ocoanogra- Uona manager of the South Oai> "TM8 ia the moot valuable use 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m., Worahip Ctaas, corded history has the world been en­ pUc Instttnte. falo is alato during a battle, bat' ( HACKMATACK STREET NEAR KEENEY rupted his rest Reverend Fitch •deuce, out of our power, the example oHna State Ports Authority, wUl a bayonet has,’’ si GI once re­ c h u r c h o f CHRIST SeiTlee. Sermon: "Fully Under- Tuesday, 10 ojit., lA dlea Blbla In The Sanetuarjr tirety it paaae. In SA21 yean only S86 thus lor no one has had tbs te- ‘ * our bwn conduct. ^ wasb at fliat. somewhat liked Be said protonged, unchecked go to Rtdto soon to asslat to the m arked. Lgdoll and Vernon Sta. stood.” , C lass, CHURCH OP “DIAL-A-UFT” liava baea aariesa. Bgkt thousand at betag dlatiirtMd so early, un­ merl^ to try and cam ana 19 MARCH 27, 1966 water and air poltatlon «xaild unloading «f groin ejugoe*. Atoo pofiQlar la the pomelo, Phone: 648-2617 Sri6 and 11 o.m., Cbnreh Wednsodoy, T’AO nja.. Mld- ater influence on the wortd than any treaties hava bam broken in this time. til he ^realised that a atmuly Into steaks. v CALL 643-2751 FOR^SPmmJAL Li^t .. deaOny ttia haaRh and witttare QBoley. 80. Min s[pend threa wfaiefa the COs caH "Vtetaam aaa pn.1. nsssne 9:86 oJn." ' School. Crib Room (9fi8 onij) weA Service. Opeidioasa In or policies or acts derigped ta — 8 UNSHJNK iOilBls was pndnetag tks o f a ta o. The day win en***t»dly: months to India.' grapefroit,’’ Xt is green with com e. ^ -j Worship, 10:45 ojn ., 87 UnMtb Jttotar High. r . Itoadren’s BIMsClassss. '/ (Y /■ MANCJEDESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 PAGE NINE BIANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTTIR, CX)NN^ SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 PAGE EIGHT

Around fhe Mantle in Debut, Grapefruit League Ahead of Schedule USINESS l^ERVICES cli^IRECTORY home as third baseman Eddie his chance in the ninth inning NEW YORK (AP)—For Kasko bobsled Denis Menke’e with the game tied M , one man most batters, three strikes gixidnder in the sixth inning, Earl Yosf on and one out mean out. But for Mickey Batting right-handed, he took giving Atlanta a 4-3 victory over Mantle, three strikes mean HERALD SPORTS EDITOR the first pitch from left-hander Houston. ^ 8 YEARS OLD CAMPING he‘s back in. Darold Knowles for a strike, BVed Valentine and Frank H IG H G R A D E CAR LEASING Ehcactly two months after bis then missed the second for an­ Howard drove in five runs with SANDEMAN EQUIPMENT Today’s Team — right shoulder was operated on. other strike. He took a ball on tWrd-inning homers as Wash­ On 1 or 2 ington defeated Pittsburgh 7-4, PRINTING Mantle stepped to the plate as a the outside but then swung and TPents, Cots, Sleeping Bags and ancinnati downed Detroit SCOTCH piiKh hitter BYiday In the New missed for the third strike. Job anW (kmunercial ^ i I ^ «*■ Air Mattresses, Stoves YEAR P U N York Yankees’ exhibition game 7-6 with Leo Cardenas knocking Printii^ 86 PROOF Lanterns Baltimore Orioles The early appearance,' how­ i a ^ r against Philadelphia. ever, does not mean Mantle is in three runs, Including two with First in Manchester. New a homer. Prompt and Efficient MANCHESTER oars, full maintenance, fully The ailment-plagued star ready to romp into his 16th year Printing Of AU Kinds ’ 5.99 insured to reduce your prob­ struck out, but the Yankees, unhindered. He sUU has pain Cap Peterson’s three-run homer climaxed a six-run, SURPLUS SALES C O . lems and worries. For full Thls year with Frank Robin­ who won the game 7-S, were when swinging left-handed, and 169 N. MAIN ST. information call MIAMI, Fla.—Two guys son’s home run potential every eighth-inning uprising that car­ Commuiiity Press named Robinson — Brooks enthused. It was Mantle’s first he doesn’t kzww if he can throw. Y IC H r S at Depot Square time he steps up to the plate, appearance in a game this Roger Repoz made the baH go ried San Francisco past CSeve- Open Dally to 9:00 PAL Paul Dodge Pontiac and Frank—hold the key land 10-8. Bobby Knoop rapped 9 East Middle Tpke. PACKAGE STORE the Orioles twill be tougher than spring, and it came far ahead of far in the 10th inning, hitting a J. FARR — 648-1111 INC. to the success, or failure, a three - day old beard, and the schedule Mantle thought he game-winning homer ofi three hits in California’s 6-1 Telephone 643-5727 20 BISSELL ST. SIS MAIN STREET of the Baltimore Orioles they'll see more righthanded would have to follow. Knowles. triumph over the Chicago Cube. Phone 649-2881 trying to grab their first starting pitchers. The St. Louis Carfflnals won The Los Angeles Dodgers took We Urge Yon To Support Manager Johnny Keane first advantage of five Baltimore American League pennant. Brooks Robinson is one fel­ got the idea for u ^ g ManUe their fifth straight game, edging The Lutz Junior Moisenm errors and sever^ases on b^s TURNPIKE MANCHESTER Brooks Robinson is the best all- low who doesn’t care who is while watching him hit the ball Kansas CSty 2-1 on ’Tim McCar- GLASS for an 8-4 victory over the Ori­ around third baseman in the pitching, righties or lefties. hard during batting practice. ver’s lun-scoring single in the oles in a night game at MlamL e For Auto Windshields TEXACO circuit Frank is a powerful, “It really doesn’t make any The 34-year-

ring, be de­ pected edge when the Royals ■RAKE SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES Complete Selectton ef yourself. H, however, you pre­ for this firm Is amply covered J“*t how long the j^ wifi ^ a the long-time Yankee outfieid- the bell,zings for keeps next are Charlie Lau, a good hitter cided not to go,” Bums won Wednesday’s game, upset­ , er said. Bauer is startii^r his but only a fair receiver, and Materials fer them to do the work, they by insurance. As a matter of which is most important to bus- BT. 88—VERNON, CONN. moath. Ready in Two Weeks said. .1 ■ ting the Celtics 107-103 on Bos­ Front b d ABgnnunt FREE ESITMATES When It's time to third season as Baltimore’s win he happy to do so. iness, industrial or the regular rookie Andy Eltchebarren. A No announcement has ton’s home floor. Lower Level ef the Parkade fact Mr. Dickson’s firm carries Jbst Above the Traffto manager. He learned how to lot of reqwnslbllity appears tq PHOENIX, Ariz. (A P)—Juan Marichal arrived at been made regarding the de- Mirrors do much to enhance $100,000 Workmen’s Cmnpen- homeowner. More Hustle Geoovd Ropair Work eW-8824 Persons engaging the services Circle win with the Yanks and often rest on the shoulders of the first- the spring headquarters of the San Francisco Giants ctsicm o f Calvin Murphy of Ihe Royals have beaten the the beauty of your home and saUon, $200,000 in Public Liabil­ One does know there is more ef James Dickson know that the TEL. 848-0018 bad a slice of the annual World year man. early today and estimated he would be ready to pitch Norwalk, also invited to par­ Celtics four out of five games glaae tope for your fine furni­ ity and $26,000 in iProperty hustle and life in this year’s work will be done with a mini­ Series pot, many times winding ‘Tm not worried. As I said in 10 to 15 days. ticipate In the same event. here this season, and including wadt v n « T this work until the fall and ture otter insurance against Damage. So you can readily see MOVE Oriole camp than seen in the ^ven timings in one game dur­ mum amoimt of upset, and up with winner’s share. before, we have a shot at win­ The Giants’ ace right-hander, the first playoff game, have a 6- -**7 laAKL lU ol BELMONT then have to wait for the work against spills, scratches and that ample insurance Is carried ' Expert . past decade by this writer ing the winter months. C O IN S a . bums. When you tWnk of glass, wennen, in partioular, are' most 'TVank IJobinson is just what ning it all and I got a feeling who posted a 22-13 record last 6 over-all edge. FORT LAUDCECRDALE, Fla. to be done. At the same time, to cover any contingency so that Not only do the Orioles boast It remained a question wheth­ CARfET PLAZA a One ef the largest teven- appreciative of the fact that all we have needed. What a ball that Tm not too optimistic. ’This season, said he hoped he’d be The third game In the series —“Catching’s the most impor- look over your screens and see do think of getting the finest, the two Robinsons in the power er Marlched would pitch in one Cos§ette Leads ' torles to New Etogland. there is no dapger of you, the' furniture will be covered with player he is. Td call him one is the best chib Tve had here,” able to pitch the opening game wlll be played Sunday afternoon tant position in baseball,” Man- WE HAVE OUR OWN if they need new wire before go to the White Glass Co. department but they have Boog of the three exhibition games e SuiqiUee St Aooessories homeowner, being a bo-defend­ ample all-enveloping drop cloths • PaddnsT o 4 3 *o5 o3 A of the most complete players in the manager concluded. when the Giants face the Chica­ Clipper Splurge in Boston before a natiCS OH D lS plaV m e^ t^t you go^i^ 0 ^^ to see fine fumitura cover-. PAUL'S How often do you get such a a half years with the Orioles,” spots are all set. The others are August 22 In Candlestick Park day in Baltimore. W E PICK UP A M XIvrai ______^1— ' A J the services of experts in their ed with m«wvmessy drondrop cloths that IXiesday via telephone. isn’t much of a bodychecker. Dick Stuart has struck It 048-6286 player to put into yoiu- starting Brooks Robinson said before questions. when he Mt Dodger catcher EDOS A FURNITURE l£ S r fSS**^of“ 7n 'J^® Ellington Volunteer Fire and the reJ^ la that the can soU the fabric. Soiled -of Su p p l y t r u c k in o g o . lineup?” ’Ihe Hawks al^ have man­ rich in New York Just as he did Tims. - Fri. Noon—8 PJIL a M taking his cuts in the batting Baltimore has a crackerjack He was reported to have ac­ John Roseboro on the head with But Cossette can put the pu48 9988 Satordi^ SAJIL — 6PJIL 445 MAINjSTREET The Negro outfielder didn’t cage. “Frank will help give us infield, an excellent balanced cepted a contract calling for a a bat. in the net, and he’s doing just . , ., _...... with a sports TV show. The ftum^ foe certificates, draw- Imus® at the firehouse on Main petently. ua«d by this firm, come cheap. The Birds had to the best batting punch in the outfield, good offensive punch, salairy in the neighborhood of Juan said he swung after the that during the Olppers’ 1 ^ ,1>}L 649-0300 bid to overtake Wrd-place ^u«day on Baltimore’s home handsome Met first basepian bigs—just anything that you ®t. in Ellington CJenter Swday I t you are to have the Business firms and industries, part with one of their best American League. He’s bound good overall speed and a tough $70,000 for this season. catcher threw a ball that nli>ped would like to enhance with the 1 to 4 jn. to display Its Inside ef your house done over ^ ^ resides in Greenwich. pitchers, MUt Pappas. to help left-handed batters, es­ manager. ’The plane trip from his Do­ his ear. Springfield in the Eastern dl- VKrsnzusHOP WATKINS-WEST proper framing, la done here, recently delivered Americanr or jdst one room r^ecorated Dlokson for they know vision of the American Hockey Baltimore is troubled with Yet, many of the baseball ex­ pecially Powell.” ’The two Rdbinsons, however, minican RepUbhc home to-S79e FUNERAL look at their large stock of new pumper carriM 1,000 the res^t any to take a before the third round. wiches are out,” he told me af­ PONTIAC ready to try the same thing this year. AND ers of the buatoess, take pride hi ene has to; render more they welcome small jobs as well The ’Twins, who captured 17 ------' ^ -strok e le^ Into W ay’s gnead, who doesn’t let his sen- NATIONAL LEAGUE ter the clubhouse man was or­ MEMORIAL 60. third round of the $82,000 Great- j^jj. ^ftaitus at age 63 keep him Bowling Matches llw wwh turned oizt here. They 5 ., ? *^2.-****^. than satisfactory 1 services. Wll- and the same careful attention United Ririt-CUiA RUDY’S MOBIL W L POT. dered not to bring any snacks are also proud to tfapiay the M IS Mth Co.,. to 381 Main Stroet -Wh "Knew-Hew" * Tmie-Ups your work done here. Get Jail Terms Jaim^ Goulds hits, including homers by TWiy terechoiastic Athletic Conference gram Monday at 6:15 erne challenger Brewer didn’t was trimmed were bunched he- round of the Louise Siiggs Golf Dellafera ha, ^ bright future. He’s going tiwvB flw A great amount ef work 4:00 Lon# Jota Wsde reportors:. Falrbuiks Morro Oliva and Don Mincher, and all track meets, will be held today, have to...... face in the last two tween 140 and 147. Tbumament today. *"®*y MlgUore. to be a switch hitter and this to pleM yent Engine Cleanfnf <:00 News Murphy said be and Johnson at the West Side Rec * authorized by insurance com­ 6:10 Golden Berenods 8AIGON, South Viet Nam Phoiia 443-9149 24 Hour nine runs in five innings. The The Oass C contest will be zounds at Pensacola is Sanders. ...j ------Miss Wright, who sat out most Juniors include Dan Topping, should be a big asset to iiii» panies is done at the' Wldte S:00 Dick RoWason agreed the ectmomy “is not jftung right-hander also was tise hMd at Y sla, whHs the CSass Center. Films of the At Pmisacola, Sanders didn’t BA DART LEAGUE of the tour last year ^th an in- 5!®. Talaga, because of his speed,” Manager i Charch C om ors hm * Miner Repdrs 1:00 News, togn Off heating up.” He said he has the (AP) — Three persons associat­ Hydramatio Transmtaslon Emergency Mela Sb, Bast Bartitard Qlase Oo., and tiiis also, means WSCB—tU Service On victim of two errors by catcher B events are echeduled to take Mets and the ifoston sign his BCorecard after zounds Yankees 76-44, Tigers 62-58, jured left wrist, shot a four-un­ Ricky mcol and Ed WrobeL Wes Westnun reported. ' ^ Stomps 1:00 Matinee clear tmpresskm the President ed with the regime of the late Bepairtog PhsM 288-1859 * 3i?9C ‘ tin t they have m®t tiie rigid 4:30 Hartford BisblisbU An Work Gnarantoed A ll Makes Buss Nixon and one by first place at the University of Con- Celtics as well as pres­ of 63-67—130 azid was disquaU- Dodgers 61-59, Pirates 60-60, der-par 68 Friday on the 6,600- standards set by these com­ 7:00 News 'Will not ask Congress to to-- President Ngo Dinb Diem have baseman Tony Horton, paving neoticut at Storrs. ■ entation of awards to fidL Giants 56-64, Red Sox 45-75. yard country cl|d> course. panies. Only glass tostaQation 7:30 GaslisM crease taxes 4f tbe trend contin­ Texaco Lubrication Service Can Hartford tile way to four unearned runs. In the aass A meet held at 13:00 Quiet Hoots ues. Aa for wage-prica controls, been sentenced to varying participants in various MANCHESTER companlee that cams up to 3:00 aim oti terms, the official Viet Nam We Give Green Stamps Sales S 3 S -3 9 9 3 Service Pascual, the Miimeaota ace Storrs Friday, Rippowtun edged' winter activities at these Ugh Standards receive w n c —IBS# Murphy quoted Johnson os say­ who imderwent surgery oh his out New Britain, and Hartfonl Ostrinsky RUG Ci:eANING 1:00 Uonitor r ing “he doesn’t want any port of Press reported today. both the East Side and 19 Fords Enter COMPANY authorizattan to dO tosurancs 1:16 Htsne Deoorslior It said Duong Van Hleu, chief shoulder last August, dazzled Public finished a distant tMid. \ •BALK M WASH 1:30 Uonitor tiienl.” the Red Sox, striking out five RIppowam had 29 points; New West Side Centers are 6:00 News, Sperts, Weather Johnson announced a number ef the information service, was on the program which M AtERIAU U HANNAWAY ST. Glass yenUtators are very 6:30 Monitor ■nd walking oitiy one in five in- Britain 26; and Hartford Public pcqiular tat they keep out sud­ 11:00 News of business leaders will be Ms «®ntenced to r® ^ Painting— Decorating •Ings. Then Siebler and Omino 18. is open to the public. 11:15 Sports Sinai guests at a White House dtoner ted residence and fined 600,000 Race at Sehring PfwMG 443^ 12 den iatoms yet let to light Your 11:30 Monitor piasters for influence peddling. \ ^ V ' ' M B S , IRON rooms are tight and airy yet 13:10 S ta r lit Serenade next Wedneeday. The husinees- C O M M K C IA L • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL i:80 %>ectnim men are expected to he briefed The Saigon court to Us action ^B R IN G , Pla. (A P)—In the past, European auto­ »AY nevsr sbuHy, end they ore so I . Btgu o « BTlday also sentenced Tran Van SORAP METAL easy to toataB. |Tou eon take wiNF—m e on the war in Viet Nam end the Interiw—Exterior—Color Consulting Service mobile racing fans have snickered at futile U.S at- s n v iC E 1:60 News current atate of tiie economy. Khiem, Mentified as a member Sports Viewing fbo rasaaoremente and ixatiall 1:16 Dtal 13 ef Madam Ngo Dtoh Nhu's en­ Complete Insurance Coven^e ' V 4 K ^ \ '4; tempte to compete on the international circuit sm IPAPER them awnuBilt er let ttie White 6:00 News Today, the positions are reversed, 6:36 Dial 13 Foresees NATO Accord tourage, to three years to prison Est. 1915 SATURDAY CHase Oe. do the work for you. 7:00 News and a fine of 400,000 piasters for DUCKPIN n ie United States was alow in fS lP A K I 7:10 Dial 13 WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice Ctaaa tab enedoaures or show- extortion. SH)0 ( 8) NCAA East- getting rolling, but It now ap- T etM S A 7 3 i rOENITUBB CLEANDf# 11:30 SOver Flatter MUsic Pretident Hubert H. Humphrey West All-Star Gama 13:00 News The third man, Ve My, also poars that by using the vast re- ®^ ^® toree places at the 13:16 Sign B a y s the differences between WM. DICKSON & SON 3:00 (30) Wonderful World sources of the Detroit automo- 24-hour Daytona, Fla., Oontinen- WFOF—1616 was sentenced to three years BOWLING 1:00 Lou Terri . French Preeideiit Cbaries 4e o f Golf bus Industry — espocially Fbrd ^ ^®® February — are con- _ 3:00 Ken Griffin and a 100,000 ptasters fine on an TeL 649-0920—Manchester, Conn 3:30 ( 3) Gadabout Gaddis Motor Oo. — ttiiM country has favorites, 6:00 Gsiy Girard ooUkl bring "very much needed unspecified ^ charge 4:00 ( 3) CBS GoU Oassie started to znove forward. The two ' Chevrolet-powered revtokme end readjustments’^ oit offlciM ex- lange rate worth one (SO) R oller Derby This has some Buropesn had oil seal prob-'^ tiie North Attantic Treaty Or- “ “kes T8 plastero onTV Dnplicate Bridge U.S. dollar. It was not clear 6K)0 ( 3) Saturday a t Ibo manufacturers — namely Fbr- Tlmrsday but appeared to ganlzaticn structure. Races rail -L worried.^ •>*v® them solved. They both"- ReaultB toI a diqdlcateduplicate bridge Humphrey said he expects to whether the alleged crimes NEW ENGLAND ( 8) Wide World of Ferrari, which has dominsted t"™®? times of more than 100 game last night at the Oom- gee the day when Frarwe wffl conr^tted during Diems S^^oria international Mwrts ear rocto ™tles per hour in practice runs mnnlty Y , 79 N. Mato St., are: ••return'aa a leading partoer o f « toter.______(SO) Sou them 500 racing for years, however, isn’t ®^®y- Nortii'Boutb, IMiton Clcttliek and the NATO atrocture rather than ^ ^ , CHAMPIONSHIP A uto Race giving up easily against the ar- ' However, the ear M O T O R A 1 D - R James Tatre, first; Mr. and Mrs. a rehiotant memtoer." His com- VTANTS MORE FOOD ] 6:30 (SO) G olf witli Sam ^^Oonalds ■oeatadtaBMiy New mBBita came to a taped inter- CRUCAGO (AP) — DMqdte aa HATCHES Snead mada o f 19 rapid Fords dntered clocked on the track was the'!'^ m b Minr a »in h * • EE o G ^ ND. Mfflazd Rowley, oeoand, and in today’s 12-bour endurance MK n Ford driven by Dan Gur- ' Mrs. Arms Octotak and Jadt view wtth tbe MeininBdia Impending world food Shortage hamburgers SUNDAY News. the fovenunent is paying fa ll­ race- ney and Jerry Grant, edilCh Deacy, third. Porti'd S IdW ( 8) Dookphi BowUog Soms 73 cars, inchiiUng two of turned one lap at 107.22 m.p.h-, Mao, Basb4Veto, E. J. War­ e n t*$2 bUUon a year to produoe 3KM ( 8) NBA Playoff Ferrari’s best, take Uu starting tops for the track where tbe ren and Dr. Daidd 'Warren, first; H reBin Voted leas,” eoys Sen. Frank Oarlson, Channel ■ 8 T p r 3:80 ( 8) Sporta^^taon- flag at 10 a.mi, E8T. for tbe zeoozt( was set last year by a ' MATO BT., HANCHM TOL-gaOW B 849-4501 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith, WAflBQNGTON (AP) — Tho RrKan. taur lon g grind over the 62-mile flat Chaparral at 104.41 m .ph. •VT THE PAUfT T H A P f WORTH THE I D W second, and Mr. and Mrs. James Senate baa agreed to vote next Carlson said tiiere riiould be 8:00 (80) Bofritaig Cham- airport course set out in tbe Ferrari’s 830 PS driven bv teSure, third. •Diesday on a h il providiiig for immediate release of “several took for tbe seldee arebes. . . McDonald’s ^ NEWENGLANDALL-STARS* JUNIOR CHAMPS—Coach Moe Morhardt’s North End All-Stars won the re­ middls of tbousaiids of acres of Mike Parke# of E n S T s S ■ .The game is sponsored by the tbe estahUahment of federal tire millloh, acres now held out ot 4K)0 (30) Sports in A ction } cent Rec Department townwide Junior Basketbidl Tournament The squad in- Bondurant of Beveriy CHen Manchiwteir YWQA and played safety atandands. produetton through . aUotmeto ^ 44^WJESt CENTER STREET Men*s and(Women*s Finals ( 8) Jacksonville .. . FOP^ by virtue cftoilrinim . CMiyon, Crilf., tuniedto the eanh FMtar_a$ 8 fdo. at tha Sen. Warren O. Magnuaen, D- acreage programa,’'t o build up m VER lAWE BCTENSiO^ 0P«B . . ddded, left to right Ckiach Morhardt (standing) Bill SprbuL Chuck May, Qiaiu bora and ImproveiiMnto over tiw dayis second faatert tim a^ M WaaliH, aSEbman ef die Meoata U A food xaaervaa. lie McNamar, Bob Kiernan, Dave Ware and Bep Gnqrbw T(Hn Hee 'waa absent »«fr — tindU ng • aweep mUee an bour. I * > ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 PAGE ELEVEN

Sii Auto Acccflooilca TIttb 6 BnUding—Contracttog 14 Business Opportimlty 28 • Help Wanted—Female 85 Help Winted—Male 86 Help Wanted—Male 36 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 CLEANINO Woman A16 bourg OPENINOS FOR foUowtagrre-^ REMOVABLE BTBERGEASS QUAUTY Carpentry — Rnoma, IMPORTANT NOTICE vtoUB experience required, pav­ to Prwdciw P unto, dormers, ponhea, baaementa weekly, hours can be arranged. BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOFLE hardtop for MOA. «40. Can 64S> ^ P • LOOK • GO Apply Ooim. Ooostruotion, ing crew foremian, taken, CLASSIFIED 8M3, between 8 :80 —T p.m . reflnished, oahtaets, tauRt-ins, The 1964 Ctva Righto Law I Rising Words ^ Oorp., X I Broad St prohlHto. with eertote ex* track drtvMe, lahorenk formica, aluminum, vinyl, SUNOCO in peraon. W. Q. Schwacx C^' steel, eeramo aiding. WUUam cepUons, discrimination be­ IBAM cni SERVICE STATION cause at sex. It win now be Die., 904 Hartford l^ e , intdopW T r a D e n — Robbins Carpentry Service, viUe, Oonn. ! 40Italian cola . ADVERTISING MoMe Homes 6-A 648-3446. necessary fbr- our readers BlMlddBiiC (caah. AVAILABLE NOW VARITYPE OPERATOR not only to road the usual Not. MA30lWri^t«'}| REMEMBER T H sl /arm ). VINDALB 66x10, beauMiRIy fur­ CARPENTRY — Concrete work, _ . „ ^ Female Hel|» Wanted sad CONCRETE FINISHER —Ex­ 43Fl«cblda CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS perience on toundaitions and re­ THEM OL/T OF Ajf SEER SALESMAN U T M K d B , i5Y«nNiaiiiil« 8 AML to 5 PJd. nished, 2-bedrooms, formid ' inside and out, no substitute for Sbqwnded tSaotUblee taining walls. Apply 60 Hehroo iMFUKKnM. MAN *4 OUR 1 , sttsdaiuttea 40Oveneiloiii____ Ing room with parquet floor, knowledge of ruling forms catlaos, but Wanted — Male t h a n w r b s t u n ' a i SFtMSORARiCNIC H H u te a phisb wall to wall carpeted liv­ qual.ty work, satisfaction guar- Moderate Inveatment or experienced typist to or Female, also our Olasatfl- Ave, Olastonhuty. clu6-~'How Asour m>-A SOUP BOMB AWAY fOR-ME fiARSAOB COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. POSfN* A R3CT(VNEMSMT1 ing room, hallway and bed­ train on varitype machine, ostlon Help . . . ST. PROM SOUR NSY^ «cowcnEWf cF MONDAY Ibrn FRIDAY 10:M AAL — SATURDAY • AAL anteed, competotive prices, no tratoliM TRAINEE to work in furiiltuto OfOJ^fOOtVXPtiV/tf ' room. IMvate owner. Call Job too smaU. D A D Carpen- inootne top wages and all fringe O IN M ER 1 BEWAR«W6 , T>Odi/ WHEN THEV ended try. days 648-1904, evenings 649- »«oe41«nt urooroe repair and finishing shop. CaU UPDRVJHEENDED tad ta tttn BSquadar S lM l ^ Storm 428-1762. benefits. CaU 643-1101. MliSHT 6 U 0 «n TU TE A jp ■" ww uuu PLEASE READ YOUR AD Doailer retirement plea TURRET LATHE operatoni, ex- Mr. PettengiU, 646-0111. fiNOCMLS-taufMAMENT.^ O P WET/ n- bSSK------gDengle 8880. asboftawad lOPwpoitttoi _ inatanea Claasilied or "Want Ads’* n o taken over the phone aa a perienced, night a l^ hours 6 EXPERIENCED Janlton want- fabric U *W i t — ^ »FTattad. convenience. The advertiaer ahoold read hie ad the FIRST Garage— Service— CABINET WORK, formica coun­ ------aHlnead oatk M ----- ef Hardi For Detailed InfonnatloB OSQ pjn.-4 ajn. Rcemlum pay, all ed mornings. Call 649-6384. •Tfldlof----- HCoahEtai DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the S to r a g e 10 ters, rec rooms, remodeling. CASHIER — part-time, X-80 benefit!. Dean Machine Prod- a S a S n a ^ u n y •I General CSeening Servloss, Ine. X T w o ------tbiaa down next tnaertlon. TIm Herald la reaponalble for only ONE laeor- Quality work. Reasonable pric­ hours weekly. Apply Mr. Crta- ucta, IK Adams St, Manches­ t g y - — afbud montb rect or omitted Insertton for any advertlacment and then only SUN OIL CO. eqnalaftra a ^ o a _ es. Free estimates. Call 649- pino. Supreme Foods, 469 Hart­ ter. NIGHT Dishwasher, fuU-ttme, aseattar, aa bw work ^L to the extent of a “make good*’ Insertion. Brrore which do not OARAGE FCOl RENT, Stone S t Week days 568-3400 ford Rd. BOCIoaa^tttiDg. SAnawpidiOB Icaeen the value of the advertlaemeat will aot be eorrected by 6986. exceUent benefits. Apply in «Mt^»55raiort SAjmiM . • iS ^ ld fla tU ) ^O***!* **®fS -__ Available April 1, CaU 648-4884. person only. Howard Johnson “make good” Insertion. Evenings, Weekends — SALESLADY — fuU or part- tuna dSyadiola o( Restaurant, ToUand T j^ e., Rooflng—Siding 16 Mr. Smith, 236-0413 time. Apply Mario’# Bakery, a H tm autborttr gsKiaaomdJB^topW a Manchester. M U w yei'f----- B W i^ ronyBiyyweo 47irw«lnl M otoeydes— ^Bicydes 11 829 Mein St. MACHINIST MDetodiiiX BIDWELL HOME Improvement Or Write — a u S S S S S (BoekvOle. ToB Free) TURRET LATHE operator, devlea (pL) ai^wofitonea QUALITY Motorcycles for qual­ Uo. — Roofing, siding, altera­ P.O. Box 71, East Hartfoid IMMEDIATE OP^TINGS tor 643-2711 ity conscious people. As low as tions, additions and remodel­ DO VOU WANT . . . Bridgeport milling machine, 875-3136 full or part-time waitresses, set up and operate, day and $10 down. Motorcycle Sales, 6W ing o f all types. BlxceUenC days or nigtrts. Apply In per­ Washington St., Middletown. woikmanship. 649-64M. night shift All benefits, equal son only, Howard Johneon Ree- ExceUent pay rates opportunity employer. Dean taurant, 394 Tolland Tpke, Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? 1966 HONDA 160 — less than , - ...... BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Good working conditions Meohine Products, IK Adams. 800 miles, exceUent oonditicn. R oofing and Chimneys 16-A Manchester, off Exit 94, Wil­ Overtime bur Cross Parkway. Good chance for advancement $450. OaB 649-7367. __ _ _ , . Got with a progressive major 24-Hour Answering Service Merit review plan of ^ nM A chance to build f ULL-TIME SALESLADIES to “SUN OIL COMPANY BMW MOTORCYCLE model R- p a l^ rwfa of aU klx^, new ^ ^ ^ ^ BY V. T. HAMLIN youth apparel A L L Y O O P Free to Herald Readers 69S, new condition, 1,800 miles, roalB. gutter work, chimneys “* apparei wore. (SUNOCO) exceUent working conditions. P L U S . . , windshield, luggage rack, sad­ cleaned, repaired. Aluminum M3U WWE imsucrep US WEa,ZaJE8S / ANP X L.IFYOirVE€aT VOFCOUR8E,SIR :..ANDNOW, ( HOW ABOUT Want taformatton on one of our NaaelSed adverUeemeetof Apply in person. Mari-Mads, Is Looking For dle bags and signal Ughts. WiU siding, so years’ experience. ExceUent Fringe Benefits FROM A PREAPRJL W E COULD VO I COULD USE AN OLD ONE I KNKSHT..THE MVFINE AXMAN.^ a fiOOD N* answer a t the telepiMnie BstedT Stmply eall the • Paid Training 691 Main St. Manchester. SALES TRAINEES TYRANT/ OUR YOUR WHH ACOUFUEI ANOTHBt LMvINa AROUND / FINEST STEB. WHAT CAN WE / 5-CENT consider trade, no reasonable F t m estimates. CaU Howler, Which Include: • Bueineee and saleemanship QRXrnUPE IS / 6UGHTE6T MORE HORSesWSMDRCL. SOMEWHERE/IN MV REALM . (OPDRYOU? X CIOAR? otter refiised. jCan be seen at 64S-5S61, 644-8338. Aggressive, sales-mlDded indi­ ■OUNPLE86/ I WI8HIS0UR counseling, IP YOU’VE NEVER add any- vacations EDWARDS Conn. Oonstructian Oorp., X I viduals seeking management • Financial asslsbanoe thing, national advertising and hoUdays BY DICK TURNER opportunitiee. C ^ I K CARNIVAL ANSWERING SERVICE Broad St. Heating and Plumbing 17 • Profit making opportunities beautiful packaging m ^e It paW ufe and accident Insurance easy to aeU Avon coamet^ In Cross and OMB extended College Degree wMh some gen- 1965 HONDA, 1,400 mUes, elec­ B O m PLUMBING and heating tric atarter, good condition, erpare time near borne. Earn' plan eral boslneeB experienoe pre­ MM500 - II7S-2S19 repairs, alterations, electric For Details Write ings from $2 an hour. OaU 289- $195. CaU 649-8461. ferred. I and leave your message. YonTI bear from oar advertiser la and gas hot water heaters, free 4922. Jig time fdthont spending all evening at the telephene. HONDA 1006 — 160 c.c. mod­ estimates. C\U 643-1496. TIDEWATER OIL CO. Oomplete ^katolng Pragnam . P.O. Box 208 el C95A, used 6 months, ex­ IF YOU QUALIFY FOR: Starting salary $500. per month COMPLETE plumbing and Wethersfield, Conn. P A R T -T IM E with automatic inbreaaea dur­ Automobiles For Sale 4 ceUent condition, save X pet heating service, complete new 649-4274, Engine Lathe ing Training Period. 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN — bathroom installations and Or OeU 529-8671 OFFICE GIRL HERALD bathroom remodeling, 30 years Bridgeports (All Around) 2-door deluxe, radio, heater, ’Tool Maker In business. Earl VanCamp, Office girl 3-5 pm. dally, Write: SUN OIL COMPANY automatic drive, good condi­ Business Services Hardlnge Chucker 649-4749. prefer High School com­ P.O. B ox No. 71 tion. $460. 649-7310 after 5. O ffe r e d 13 Aircraft Type Welding BOX L E H E R S Schools and Classes 33 mercial course senior. East Hartford, Oonneotiour BY AL VERMEER 1966 SUNBEOM ALPINE road- STEPS, ridewalks, stone walls, Interviews at ROGERS PRISCILLA’S POP F o r Y o u r M illineiy, Dressmaking 19 t e N MEN WANTED ster, white with red interior, flreplacea, flagstone terraces. OORP., com er o f MUl and First and second shifts, W ork AMESTTB —Foreman, rakers, H E R E I i ' l l . Information i7X cc engine, very low mile­ An concrete repairs. Reason- FOR AL’IERATTONS neatly and Oakland Sts., Manchester, consists of: NO EXPERIENCE roUer and back hoe operator. ^ I N Y TREAT 'too OUT OUR WAT BY J. B. WILLIAMS age, only 4 months old, must able prices. 643-0851. reasonably done In my home. promptly at 10 a.m. Fri­ THE ALL TO THE NECESSARY Tools Ajqply W Hebron Ave, Glaaton- t h e h e r a l d win not seU. CaU 649-6182 after 6 p.m. CaU 643-8760. day, April 1st.. Dyes M O V IE S / “ HCV.IMHATICeSOU ' 1 AM—UTTLE BY LITTLe/ HE'S disclose the identity of APPLIANCES repaired — aU ______bury. DOIN‘l1HAr<3UyS AOMMA « v e ME A LiFnrwrrH*TW, any advertiser using box DODGE 1962 Lancer compact, makes washers, refrigerators, TRAIN AS TRACTOR An Equal Opportunity Prototype SOAKIMA W ET PROM C3RVIW' JO » THIS TIME, FOR A 4-door, automatic transmis­ Employer Bhcperimental SYOOR OOVERINO salesmen, THB RAM-RIR.6CSH £HAN0E/ THE A«JRH WUCTER letters. Readers answer­ freexera, dryers, gas and elec- ALTERATION ON lady’s doth- TRAILER DRIVER ‘HE 5I3UEEZES OFF COMINP ing blind box ads who sion, power steering, radio, trie ranges. OU burners ing, reasonable. OaU 643-49SL Semi-Production experiMiced only. Apply W He­ S A K E *, L E T HIM IN/ Space Capsule THROUGH, TNB LESS dealra to protect their heater. CaU 649-8211 ask for cleaned and repaired. Coama Immediate Job opportuni­ FULL OR PART-TTMB counter bron Ave, Glastonbury. TOWEL WORK FDR AW Etc. Identity can foUow this Mr. Sears. Appliance, 449-OOK. ties available with major woman. Apply in person. Dav­ W HEN H E » M / procedurs: Moving—Trnddnsr— trucking company. Li­ STABLE BOY — 16 or over, is Bakery, 621 Main St. experience helpfld. CaU 648- 1663 PONTIAC GRAND Prix. HAROLD AND SON Rubbish Re- S to r a g e 20 censed by mass registry of Excellent opportunity for young Bnblose your reply to the One owner. OaU 649-4849 aCtw moval — attics, cellars and Motor Vehicles. To qualify EXTRA INCOME Eara $16— machinist. Move right Into high box in an envelope — FOR LIGHT delivery or col­ 6. yards, weekly or monthly pick- you must complete a part $80 weekly, working 10-X hours skill work at high rates, addressed to the Classi- lections of smaU units, have OFBTCB WORKER In rapMty' iq^. Elolton, Manchester vicin­ or full-time driver training per week, evenings 7-12. More fled Manager, Manchester CHEVROLET — 19K super car and pick up truck, many growing local printing com­ Evening Herald, together ity. Harold Hoar, 648-4084. program. If accepted, tul- or less hours available If de- jjj personal interview pany. ExceUent opportunity for, / sport, hardtop, maroon, black years experience, know town with a memo listing the I tion terms wiU be m rang- aired, no experience neceaeary. company representative an aggressive nun with expe­ interior, 4-«peed, 800 h.p., $2,600 SHARPENING Service — Saws, weU. 643-7116. * ed. Placement service upon companies you do NOT 289-4167. Apply in prson only at Friend- Wednesday, March SO, from rience in office machines In­ want to see your letter. knives, axes, shears, skates, completion. Phone Hart-« rotary blades. Quick service. MANCHESTER DeUvery. Ught ly Ice Cream. 435 Main St. g.go a.m.-4:30 p.m. cluding typing and figure apt­ Your letter wfll be de­ 19K CHEVRCO^ IMPALA, 9 truckiiig and package deUvery. ford 240-7771 anytime. Manchester. BY KEN MUSE stroy 3d if the advertiser is Cspltol Bqtilpmen- Co., 88 itude, 5-day week, good wages WAYOUT passenger j station wagon, Refrigerators, washers and one 3rou’ve mentioned. If Main St, Manchester. Hours GE34ERAL ALL AROUND laun­ and benefits. Submit oomplete 13,0OO mUes, one owner. OaU stove moving specialty. Folding not It win be handled In daily 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Saturn Help W anted— ^Female 3-*> dry worker. Apply New System STATE EMPLOYMENT qualifications including salary 649-2074. chairs for ren t 640-0763. the usual manner. day 7-4. 64^7968. Laundry, Harrison St. 649-7763. requirements to Box L, Man­ oi& W A cx jr o t t w / c u r 806 Main St, Manchester chester Herald. 9 1961 FORD RANCH wagon, IMPORTANT NOTICE TYPEWRITERS — Standard PART-TIME COUNTER girl to* S-U > standard, good condtUon, Paintingr—Papering 21 BACK BACK • wsmaomtUAMaa Lost and Found and electric. Repaired, over­ The 1964 ClvQ Rights Law morning shift, elibher 7-noon or X95. CaU 648-4406 anytime. prohibits, with certain eo 8PECIAUST S P E ciA u sr **l oa|)*t find whore he Ovee! He eaye he wont talk hauled, rented. Adding ma» msiDE and outside painting. 10-6. Apply Mister Donut, 255 ® 19M FORD, 358 cubic inch en- chines rented and repaired. You name your own price. ceptions, discrlminaUon be­ West Middle ’Tpke, Manchester. Experienced in time-upe and MALE without a lau^l** autoinatlc tranemtaaton. Pickup and deUvery service. Special rates for homeowners cause of sex. It will now be general repairs. Seymour Auto, 681 Main St., Manchester. c a r A NEW e O T A N E W Grin. 644-1060. ixwer steerdne. exceUent con- Tale Typewriter Service, 649- K or over., 649-78K, 875-8401. necessary for our readers CLEANING AND LAUNDRY FACTORY IMOKONUFE WALKONUFB ‘ ------dlUon, $2,200. CaU 643-2045. 4966. not only to read the usual lady, full time. Vernon Hdven, EXmUUOR and Interior paint­ Female Help Wanted and 876-2077 or 876-7860. RETIRED MAN to trork in gai^ dep center approximately 80 Announcements 2 I960 .FORD — V-8 automatic, LAND CLEARINa, tree re- ing. WaUpaper books, paper­ Male Help Wanted claaslfl- WORKERS ______radio and heater, good condl- moval, and chain saw work. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ cations, but also our Clasalfi- NURSES AIDE—fuU and part- hours per week. CaU 389-0281 3^ c’4»(£: time. Vernon Haven, 876-3077 for Interview, Moore’s Super B E N C A S E Y ELECfTROLUX Owners — Free no body rot $395. 649- A. Michaud, 742-80M. ly insured. Workmanship guar­ cation Help Wanted — Male Excellent hourly wages, 8 pickup and deUvery. Prompt 2696. anteed. Leo PeUetier, 649-6)tX. or Female . . . 87. o r 876-7860. Stores, Inc. DICK’S SERVICE -r Snow­ paid hoUda3Ts, paid fu­ T service on your Electrolux (r) ...... If no answer, 848-0048. neral leave, pension plan, THRTROlLM5KID.lOOI$/(r NOSKSl EVB66NBTDOK^.,RWrl\ cleaners. Also featuring rug 1957 CHEVROOLET Bel A ir plowing, trucking, moving, rub- MECHANIC for Clean medium ^WATS HCMAN WVBtt^ GLEANING LADY. Own trans­ weight truck fleet, some Out­ vacation plan, group Insur­ /USUKPWEWB?EWRrtlTHITAIE _ washer. CaU Electrolux author­ hardtop, metaUlc green, com­ Msh removal, carpentry, clean- PAINTTNO BY Dick Fonbune, WAITRESSES — Dining room WHENlBWVHlAMyM6THS;E.MAyBE 2 M/WFE wcm> BE A w u m . pletely rebuilt 283 engine, floor tag, general repairs, all types Interlor and exterior. Paper portation. Call 649-6806. side work, plenty -of hours. ance plus major medical. ized sales and service. CaU 649- and cocktail lounge, full or Applicants must be at least BY FRANK O’NEAL HEI5'nE6UyWH0C|O68e?B>US. MyKIC50RFHAN5..F n ) 8niOC shift, new tires, good condi­ of odd Jobe. Try Dick, reason­ hanging and wall paper remov- Must be dependable. Pay open. S H O R T R IB S 0848, 236-4X1. Please ask b a part-time, wiU train. White NURSES AIDE 7-8 tuU or part- 6’9” taU and in good physi­ AiyNkKOOTl lasHTf tion throughout $450. or best aL Dutch Boy and DuPont 848-2414. Augustine Karaienski. able. 648-4586. Stag Restaurant 67 Windsor time. Laurel Manor, 91 Cbeet- cal condition. Interviewa at I , KmiHOOSHT., ONBN. offer. 643-4282. Quality workmanship. Call Ave., RockvlUe. 876-8884. nut gt. WANTED — AU around A-1 me­ 1M 60M 6OIR COTTON BUGS and bedspreads ------—-— ------— THE MANCHESTER Overhead ROGEUIB OORP., corner of evenings, 246-9593. chanic. Also body men wanted. DVMM1K6 6UU.FI6KTS.. HOUUIVIPANIMAISV X CD. dyed, 70 decorator colors. OHBIVROIJCT—^19M Impala, 2- Door sales, service and Instal- WANTED — Hygienist, 4-6 days — MiU and Oakland Sts., Fringe benefits, paid vacations. Manchester, promptly at Lucly Lady Laundry, 43 Pur- door, hardtop, V-8 automatic, lation on aU types of doors, 2i JOSEPH P. Lewis custom palnt- I a week, good opportunity, bu^ HOUSBKEIEPER — Companion CaU Leon B^hard, Paul 10 am. Friday, April 1st. nell Place, Manchester. excellent condition, $1,996. hour service, free estimates. tng. Interior and exterior, pa­ office. Write Box B Herald. for eldery lady. Call 643-19X. 643-8485 after 6:30. perbanging, wallpaper re- Dodge Pontiac, toe., 1 MltcheU 648-2087, 643-0893. An Equal Opportunity moved. WaUpaper books on re- NURSE’S AIDE, 3-11, fuU-tlme CLERK-TYPIST tor general Dr., 649-4545. TOU Y US? Vj«yuS?WBRE 1957 CHBJVROLET, 4 - door, ELECTROLUX vacuum clean- Em ployer ' CIWT lyTH^AMV'HB^ P e rso n a ls quest. Fully insured. Free es- and part-time. Laurel Manor, office work, light bookkeeping, standard shift good condition, sales and service, bonded timates. CaU 640-9668. 649-4619. aptitude for figures important, ...... ' ' BtAMEHUAT ONTNESUBViAV asking $260. 649-2086. rq^iresentative. Alfred Amell, PORNOT I VMENHIsmrHBL rraresemauve. autbu Auieu, ------^------•uuorWno- Ivuirn S__1 -aft Amdv /-«• nn-ri mil t t a -w i-i LJNOLiElUM MECHANIC, ex- INCOME TAXES prei)ared by irEMPEST 1962. one owner, bur- UO Bryan Dr., Manchestw 644- INTERIOR — exterior painting MEDICAL Secretary fuH-tlme at ^ W.^ H.„ £lnglandgj-Biand LumberLuniber^^ Co, WORK CLOSE TO HOME perienced only. Apply 60 He- ukiN Sus./ v«si9eiaENUP? and paperhang^ing, waUpaper one girl office in Manches­ ,r NM, Iw. TJA lU, Nt < Marvin Baker, 643-0117. g a ^ , 8-speed transmisaloo, 540 E. Middle Tpke. bran Ave, Glastonbury. o d removed. Martohester and ter. Bookkeeping, shorthand SmaU, well eatalillabed, iNtXIME TAX Returns — Busl- 31,000 miles, new brakes, 4 ^^nrnrryi^ CELLARS, garages Hartford (no toU charge). and typing essential. Salary in SALESPERSON — ’Thoroughly MORTY MEEKLB plastic oompany o f fa r a BY DICK CAyALU ne.is and individual, prepared new shocks, 4 new ■“ end yards cleaned, trash baul- Dial Operator, ask for Enter­ accordsmee with experience. two snow tires mounted on experienced women’s wearing steady emptoymeirt and BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE by fuU-time Income tax ac­ ed to dump. Reasonable. CaU prise 3445 or RockviMe, 875- Write Box H, Herald. good growth potential. Ifo wheels, exceUent condition. apparel, ’Tuesday through Sat­ countant. Raymond Girard,. 643-5819. 6613. previous experienoe neoded. B aO U N O W O L H f/ e e u p ^ CaU 64S-09K after 6 p.m CLERK - TYPIST to meet pub­ urday or Thursday through v o m BE Slav, INDISPEHSABLErAVEYEl A s e s z n o u 649-6650 or call ooUect 876- Saturday. Apply Tweed’s, 778 Leani aa you earn. CHURCH C7HC rmiNAL BUZ SAWYER BOV/YOU'RE TH* 7362. ------. . , TYxuuil SALES AND Service on Ariens, INTERIOR and exterior paint- lic in pleasant office. Must be llM UP TO MV EARS IN l e x p & x 1962 CADIU jAC s e d a n Devule Hahn EoUpee, Jacobson lawn j^g, waUpaper removed, fuUy Main S t D tRIANOLE c/ C lA . WITH THE LOCAL WOMEN AND NEITHER OP High School graduate with at- ______& / se/ B O > / ^ / V f / INCOME TAX returns pre­ fully equipped. Faxstory alr- ju a v m . AJM HomeHte chain insured. Rene Belanger, 648- tractive personality, 6 day WANTED — Woman to do tel- APPLY IN PERSON ORGANIST fiOVERNMENJ. THEM CAN HOLD A CANDLE .T D iW M P / oondltionlng, exceUent condi­ VOU'RE TO MV LATE WIPE. pared at reasonaiUe rates. CaU sawB and t o te ^ tio n a l Cub gp 544^)804. week, liberal vacations, per- «pihone work from home, no INDISPENSABLE. AUTUB Jblhn Morette, 649-9017. tion. 649-6409. Cadet Tractors. Rental equlp- manent position, unusual thrift BeJUng, part-time. rta.n 269- Protestant church in OFF? CAVROK MFG. CO. ment sharpening aervice EDWARD R. PRICE — paint- jdan. Beneficial Finance, be- ik ^ . ' ’■ INCOME T A X returns, do It DUSMANTLENO 1956 Ch®’ ' ^ on aU makee. L & M Equlp-^ ing and papeihanglng, over 86 tween 9-5, 648-4166. 60 Bast Mato St, RodcvlBa area desires experienc­ •Briy. Raymond P. JeweU. CaU let V-8, standard, y e a n experience, 649-1003, 76 X ------^------ment Coip., Route 83, Vernon, •48-4866 ed church organist 643-7481, evenings caU, 649- top, many parts, standard 875-7600. Manchester Bx- Linninore.Dr., Manchester. LFN or RN one or two nights, m 4866. any year, 2H or 3K cu. Inch chaage BnterpriAx 1945. sngine. 6 Pkmeer Circle. 640- 11-7. OaU NA 8-3174. A p p ly CLAIMS CLERK WANTED—Ride from vicinity Floor FlnlsUns 24 4274. SPRING CLEANING —land­ FULL-’TIME luncheonette help HELPER FOR Furniture and Box X , e/o Herald Park Chestnut Apts, to Trav­ scaping, lawn raking, remov­ MANCHESTER AREA needed, Monday through Sat- BonUance deliveiy track. OhU elers, 8-4:30. CaU 649-9859. 1964 CHEVY II hardtop, etand- .1 Of ribblsh from attics, cel- CASEY urday. Apply In person. W. T. 604111. BHL ard, radio, beater, only M.OOO burs and garages, 649-46K. Grant, Parkade. oAuemsK M S t s e o x w v • > J l6 dSStu nriles. CaU efter 6, 849-0741. floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ Five days per week, 9 a.m.- PKBStomY* ■ ARtwnobilcs For Salt 4 RAMAC FLOORS — New and ing. Ceilings. Paperfaanglng. 1 pjn. Claims background GIRL OR WOMAN to batoy- old floors sanded and refih- No Job too smaU. J^dm Var- helpful blit not necessary. ait evenings. OaU 049-4M1 any­ Nsnen CAR? Your credit turn­ 1067 OLDSMOBILE — 2-door, CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER tobed. Quality is our business. taUle, 6494760. Good typing required, in­ time. ;inCEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ed down? ^ r t on down pay- $160. CaU 643-5861. teresting, diversified posi­ ihentr Bankzoptr Reposses- CaU 643-6061. TMBOkACMIMNOPlANCe , Bonds— StodDS—> tion, exceUent working ^ SALESMEN: WANTED - more new custom^ conditions, many fringe YES-AMD BLARNEY THAT'SMOnZtED * ~ V ‘ TAR HSRBi.W6CM>l KI5A Mortgages 27 TIMr BABV eOOPBYI •St DoQ$laa. laqnlre abcut tow- 4.door sports sedan, dectrtc ^ (Btores, homes, etc.) for benefits. NAS PUT BKS AOS IN -coHNeyp/eLDs-^THe} cathv/ sat down, smallest payments windows, radio, power steer­ ^eyiA9rrsM £ ______ALL'THE PAPERS' IP aoymouseoTostM sJ w e il g o combined ^ckup of garbage A FRESH START wiU lump If yon have adling experience and are interested ^MeTMOUMfOH frOOeSNTMELBIM ATTHBHtnj rrsm \ with t o n y asywbera. Mo smaU loan or 11- ing, exceUent ooodiUon. 648- and rubbish, weekly and WANTED your debts Into one easy pay- CALL in highor earnings inelnding salary, conimisaions, •BMtA^KXSyrA s AFRAID N0THIN6 j o s y M T T S c o u m ^ l an d fran nanca company plan. Oouglai 6236 between 5-7 p jn . monthly. Call Mother Goose ment. If you have equity in mOLEfMAOt^PH TONIGHT' M otors. 833 Main. 1866 CHEVROLET Blscayne, 4- ftiMvIliitinn, 6434269. property, caU Frank Burke to JOfiN DALONE, 643-9772 Polishers for turbine and proflt sharing, pension and insurance benefits, REPOSSESSION: Take over door standard, good conditiosi, discuss ways and means. Coo- compressor biades. Also < m k naeUcut Mortgage Bhccbange, ______call Mr. R. L. Derorier at Gem Chevrolet, vviiii- payments, o o cash needed with $800. CaU 649486$ after 6:80 Houseliold Services iiugiectors. average oradM. 1965 Pontiac p jn , ____ 16 Lewis 8t.. Hartford, 346- DENTAL ASSISTANT r- 4% mantle, 423-16CS for aniointment. GYO, 1964 CadUlao sedan. 1865 Offered 13-A tan. APPLY UjadANB wmverifMe, 8 days a week, vacation with L oonvertible. oonvertiMe. «auCaU aov-289- iw1963 » h h w b AVINO of burns, moth pay. Ehcperience not necessary S254. ask for Graham Hohnea. cyl^f'tor, bta^sxtM to^w ^ Zippers rapalred. Wln- SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ limited funds available for see for rellaWe lady. Write Box RED-LEE leather Interior, exceUent con­ dow shades made to measure, 3268 PLYMOUOH SPORT Fqry, dition, $1,400. OaU 648-9608 be­ ond mortgages, payments to BB, Herald. Bfetal Finishing Co., Ihe. White with rad interior, bucket aU Bises Venetian blinds. Key* 69 Woodland St. tween 44 pjn. m t^ while you watt. Tape re- WOMAM K ! » , « p l « . seats, automatic transmission, ______service. J . D. Realty. 6435129. Manebester 2 passenger aordsn for rant. Marlow's, 867 tags a week. Apply Cavey’s, 46 IHP UU BU«B MHUNIMOR » ON OMBOPTMiUB«B| V4, power brakes, standard leei MBROTRY East Center St,, 648-1416. Steering, good oonffition, to atatiott wagon, like new insida BULfiT 7 7 Consolidate aU MR. ABERNATHY BY RAIBTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES sattla 649-2125, after and out, immaculate idnyt iq>- payments with our ONE PAY- Job Opporfunity BY LEFF and HcWIlXlAHS WANTED more customers who MENT-PBR-MONTH PLAN! 4:30. liototery, entomaOc ahUt, pow­ er^ steering, automatic rear want ironing done. WiU pick­ Bank rates available for home )WE HAVE AN IM &H ATE OPENING FOR Af SK3H-..rr POOR MARCO. H it,. BUT HOW IN B L A Z IB T OW STOPH iR KNICKERBOCK- OLDSMOBILB 19M, red oon- window, recent wfaitewaU tiraa, up and ddiver to any destina­ owners. CaU New Haven 787- WANTED poesmT CONVINCED HE V »N T w i l l X BVIR FIND TWO’ E R / yOU'Rn OVER TWO HOUiS varUble, exceUenit oondltton, tion. CsU 64842K an^m e. 5761 or New London 442-1135. Wanted X F S L v y v i i WILL-O-THl-WISP «U V . mechanical history availaWe. TELETYPESEHER MONITOR TAKE MUCH EVER WALK AGAIN. HOP M \ i-a t e . ip Z WERENTSOMAD new top, $876. or best otipr. Clean, Late Model WONPeVULjX TO RUIN NAMED KNICKERBOCKER^ ABOUT YOU... I'D BEMAD, A real cream puCt. $1,0K. CaU PART-TIME FEELeRSArt AOOY& ^ EwernE. A . You, fiA ftO A iG / CaU after 6, 642-4173. , BUI Belfiore, 648-6121 or M6- Bnildiiig— CoBtracting 14 Bnsiiicsa (^portnnity COUNTER MEN USED CARS 37U hour wedQ paid vacation, Sue Cross XFEB.UKE OAK 4I73. 6 A.M. to 4 PJL ^fllbtjor Medical eovoags. Pension Plan and oi XMONTOPeP A. A. OSOM, n ta Roofing, IDBTABLIBHEX) business for Top Priced Paid thewsrlp!! 3281 ODMET — 4-door, dean, aldiiK/patefiiig. Oupesdiy. A> leaBe-Oaocesalon booth, swim- W m Ylata b o ie f it s . ana gwnar. Call 6K6824. ttra***”” and addiUoM. OKI- ming, reereatian and picnic AgeNoBaRtart For AD Makes Tm d»—Troetora tags. Workmanship guaraa- area in Bolton. CaU Mr. Mitc^ CORVETTE 19M, convertible, ____ Apply In Person At APPLY IN PERSON toed. 292 Autumn St. 648-48K. eU, 233-7626 after 7 p.m. CARTER CHEVROLCT good condition, aaklng $1,280. ' Bitoenattonai dump REATOWN CaU 642-9617. truck. 6 yard body, air brakas AIL TYPES of remodeUng, ad- USED CAR lot for lease, ^ CO .. INC. 1216H Silver Lnae, IEmtri;^0tpr Eupnttt$ ffpralii -H a end Show plow lift, 35 ten dktans, garagee, bathtrooms oouslder active partner. Im 1229 Blain S t 3266 F(XU> 6, foit^ new ttoee. Conn. fl—«o -fir"**" tSe. ree rooms. OaU Leon, quire Tbomae OoUa, 261 Brand Ph0M«4»-623h f mSiu anesUcBt, bo4y rastod, ^ I AM for $4,660. CMI T K /aH l tS m jn M , Builder. 2t64»L St. i . Srat MOO. 3St Priacaton 8L "1 X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 PAGE THIRTEEai MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 PAGE TWELVE Houses For Sale Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Hanses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 72 Articles For Sale 45 Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments—Flats— ■ ______Hdp Waiito6->MaIe 36, #H«lp Wanted--Male 36 i. not far MANCHESTBR-e room Raised BOLTON Canter —Choice loca- EAST ttWlTFORD — Sharon FOUR ROOMS and bath, en- Tenements 63 Famished Apartments 63-A Ma n c h e s t e r KANCKESTER — exceptionaUy MANCHESTER -0 loom older CAPE -6 rooms, Uke new, fire- $U,900 —Compact and cosy, 6 PROFESSIONAL SEE drafting THE THOMPSON HOUSE. Cot- ______clean 6 room fireplaced Cape; rooms plus sunporch, walk-out tkm, L-shaped Ranch, large Uv­ Park.'''^Oommuitity of custom oloeed porch, oil hot water M OTO'$ p a i n t and HAItDWARa sales- MACHINISTS tWs 9 room Cokmlel. Two Ranch buUt 1963. lOOx^ lot. home centrally located, near place, oil hot water heed, fuU board, complete with machine tags Street, centrally located, ONE AND THREE rborns, heat t h REE ROOMS and bath in 2-cai garage, 3 large bedrooms, beoutlfuny landscaped, Bowera basem ent, 50x585 lot. Leonard ing room with fireplace, kitch­ biUlt 2-famlly homes from $27,- heat, 100x100 lot, private beach KMn-«om« «xperienc«. Apply baths, bam plus abed, approx­ bus, Bchool, shopping. SelUng walk-out basement, wooded lot, Chy[>able o f settin g up ow n and Ught, asking $76. Call 649- large, pleasantly furnished and hot water, parking. One 2 ceramic bathe, family sized S«Uiool a rea . Leonard A gen cy, Agrency R ealtors, .646-0469. en bas bUUt-in stove and oven, 500. Pasek ReaKy 280-7476, privileges. OaU 742-7056. ^ M Batam Ave, Glastonbury. eluding utiUtihs, suitable two im ately VA acres lend. Ideal fo r $14,500. (3aU the R . F . Dim ­ only $15,900. C h a ra o n R ea l vtork, 4-8 year job shop ex­ room s, parking. Call 649-2358 and three room s o d d flat. 643- addts, parking, available April kitchen, fireplaced .family B e a lto n . 646-0469. ceramic tile bath, fuU base­ P eiser R ealty 528-5319. FUEL OIL for large famfiy, easily ock C o. 649-5245. - * Estate, 613-0683. perience preferred, small tor overnight and permanent 2068 before 7:30. SOUTH WINDSOR Town line ment, over one acre land, built 1. Seen anytime. 272 Main St. room, laundry room, a gor­ VERNON — SpUt Level high Wanted—^Real Estate 77 383 Main St. progressive company man­ cmiverted to two-family with MANCHESTER l a k e s t r e e t — $13,500. old- MANCHESTER GREEN — 6 ... but In Manchester. 8 room in 1964, p erfect condition. Sell­ guest rates. geous Uving room, 2-car ga­ on a wooded lot. Six rooms in East Hartford ufacturing own products Boats and Accessories 46 little expense. Full price, $15, er 7-room home on large lot, room Ranch with attadied ga­ Colonial... 4-4 with 2H baths. ing tor $18,900. Immediate oc- rage, $23,900. W olvertoa B zeellen t S - bedroom aU plus garage, 126x150’ lot. WANTED —5-6 room desirable Tel 568-1820 presently working 55 hour Business Locations 900. Mitten Agency, Realtors, needa some repair. Fireplace, rage, 8 generous bedrooms, BuUt within the last two oupemey. TIm R F. Dlmock 80 H. P . JOHNSON m otor, elec­ b e a u t i f u l Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Ranch, family room, buUt- Home in «ceUent condition. borne. Reasonable. Write Box MEN week, liberal benefits. PLEASANT ROOM near bath For Rent 64 643-6930. 4 bedrooms, close to school, dlnliig room, 17x17 tlreplacsd years, this home offers maxi­ Co., 649-5245.______, tric starter, $90. Two 5 h.p. IBS, 3 baths, alr-oonditioned Real private location but still M , Herald. J' U p T o for gentleman. 54 Hig^ St, NEW APARTMENTS $16,500 - A T T R A C nV B 5% convenient financing. Bette mum In space for gracious liv­ K s an up to you. TsU us Johnson m otors, $20 each. 649- S’TORE FOR RENT — Main St aluminum ztormZ, garage. Uving room, oil tacit water heat, close to elementary school. T. DYNAMIC CONTROLS room Ranch, firejUace, garage, Goldsnider, 649-4966. J. D. R eal aluminum storms ai:d screens, ing at the minimum price. udiat hours you prefer and 3144. ROOM FOR Lady or gentleman, 1,400 square fe<4, heated. Call Asking price is only $24,500. C oventry J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. CORP. full basement, exceUeOt condi­ Cape, 6H rooms, recent­ Dstate Oo., 643-5129. spic and span throughouL $16,- B z o n e l o t s wanted. OaU 649- we have a job available, quiet, convenient location, 224 WOODBRIDGE 622-3UA FIRST OFFERING tion, 130’ frontage. Don’t delay, Basement garage, combina­ YOU WONT BELIEVE 4291. For M. fun or part-time. Apply in 8 NUTMEJG RD. O ia rter Oak St., 643-8368. ly decorated, aluminum 900. W olverton A gency, R eal­ ANDOVER SPECIAL — Owner ______GARDENS DESIRABLE Store or office caU Hutchins Agency, Real­ 8EVE2N R (X)M custom SiUit on tions, half acre lot, too. T. J. That this loyely, large 4 person. storms, asiumabla SKA tors, 649-2813. transferred. Four rooms, large WANTED —2 or nlore apart- SOUTH WINDSOR, OONN. Excellent 5 room Ranch, 2 tors, 649-532A wooded acre lot, in area of fin e ______Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. bedroom home on a fuU FURNISHED ROOM for rent Woodbridge and Paricer Sts. space, ground floor, clean, at­ m o rtg sg s. fireplace, aU modem convenl- dweUlng. Investment Diseomit USED B O A TS pleasant, first floor. CaB 643- tractive and reasonable. Apply fireplaoee, hot water oil temra. Fireplaced Uving room, 3 12 ,0 0 0 -R a n c h , 4 rooms, fire­ acre with barn Is being ences, year 'round home at the Equal Opportunity Employer M anchester MANCHESTER — 7 room Colo­ dinette, eat-in kitchen, paneled BRUCE ROAD in Lakewood property. Write BOx S, Herald. KLOCK CORP. 9506, 3-5 p.m. Mr. Daly, Stata Theatre, 11 beat, oeramio tile bath, full place, large screened porch, sold for only $18,500., un­ lake.' By appointment with 1968 Owens flag ship cruiser basemeat, hatchway, many nial (HI extra large lot, flre- SOUTH WINDSOR . family room, 2 baths, garage, Circle . . . a stately 6 room a.m. - 8 pjn. ceUkr, new furnace, 104’ front­ Colonial. Fhccellent fam ily til you see for yourself owner only on Sunday. Write U73 Tolland Tpke., Manchester 26’ CENTRALLY LOCA’TED room 4 ^ Room Duplex $150 doaets, huge kltcben, city lUaced living room, formal din­ many extra features. Leonard on fad oil on, COD fiSw 4-bedrbom SpUt, buUt- age, trees. HutcMns Agency, that so UtUe money will Box 193, Westbrook, Conn. SHIPPING with free parking. OaU after MANCHES’TER — Prime office utmtiee, combination win­ ing room, 1V4 baths, jalousted A gency, R ealtors, 646-0469. " home in a fine residential area. Legal Notice basis. 24 hour homer | 17’ ’Tbompson (1965 leftover) Ins, Intercom, fli^lsee, 2- R eaitcm , 649-5324. Three big bedrooms, and a buy such a large home. J. - 5. 643-269S. 8V& Room Flat $135 speme, 100 to 2,000 square fe e t dow s and dooTB, oversized porch, garage, choice area. VERNON—Cape Cod, 7 rooms, service. ear garage. large living room, formal din­ ' Bogdan, 649-5308. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, 16’ Bilstd—top, ride and stem — central location, abundance of 2 - car garage, amerite Leonard Agency, R ealtors, 646- GARRISON Colonial'— 2 years MANCHESTER — $16,900. 6 fireplace, built-in oven, range, TRTXM DRIVER for light CLERK old, on a wooded lot, large Uv­ ing room, kitchen is adequate. held at Manchester, within and for Also: Call us for our I oovero — ~ Z Z 7^ • 2 Large Bedrooms parking, alter to suit Hayes drive, exoeUent condition 0469. ______Iteiaed Rsnch, S bedrooms, room Oape, g^ara, central BARROWS & WALLACE 2-car attached garage, 32x16’ the district of Manchester, on the trucks, part-time or fuU tim e. Experienced, local area, « Baths ing room, central hall, formal Breezeway, attached two car 22nd day of March. A.D. 1966. low, low prices on Wanted— ^Rooms— Board 62 A gency, 646-0181. throughout. Ansaldi buUt. eathedral eeUlng, buUt-lns, location, woodeOTTOt, aU city Manchester Parkade Olympic swimming pool, well 0 ^ 289-1568. hours 8-4. Write to Box A, 14’ Oldtown lap— (excellent) I Modem kitchen with O. E. ____ MANCHESTEUI — Spacious cus­ dining room, famUy size kitch­ garage. Lot has plenty - of Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Bow era School area, flnplace, 2-ear garage. utilities, qiUck occupancy. Bel Manchester 649-5306 landscaped, nice view, $19,500. Judge. „ „ 1 Storm Windows and | Herald. N't WAiNTED — Light housekeep­ refrigerator, range, disposal, SET OF OFFK3B suites In tom built 5% room Ranch, pic­ en with buUt-lns, one half bath A ir R eal Estate, 643-9832, trees. Offered at $25,900. T. J. t i r e s e r v i c e m a n , 46-56 Also New Boats by Starcraft priced for immediate sale. RockvUle Realty. 876-2627. Siding. hours per week. Must be steady ing room for elderly lady in dishwasher State Theater Building. In­ ture book kitchen, 13x21 Mvlng and stone fireplaced family Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. —— ■ Manchester, hi said dlMriot, de- e Private basements piped for MANCHESTER — New Ustlng! S’^ECTTACULAR, waterfront worker and married. Paid va­ private home, preferably with quire 11-8 p.m., Mr. Daly, 643- room, paneled recreation room. HANLEY AGENCY room down, 3 large bedrooms . Free Estimates Help Wanted— automatic washer and dryer 5 room Ranch with dinette, ex­ q u a l i t y — Custom built 6 .home. Glass walled Uving Upon application of William 6. cation and other benefits. Ex­ McBRIDE’S elderly people. Write Box DD, 7832. Hayes A gency, 646-0131. . 648-0080 and two fuU baths up, central M ^all, admlnUtrator, praying tor Male or Bonale 37 Herald. • Air-conditioning (optional) Charles Lesperance ceUent condition throughout, room Ranch on acre lot. Fine < room, 3 twin bedrooms, 2 fire­ WAPPING perience helpful but not essen­ SPORT SPOT air-conditioning, 2-car garage, atghorUy to sell certain real estate • M aster TV antenna OFFTOB AND studio for rent, MANCHES’TER — A Ijeautlfuny ; D D IC B CX3LONXAL — eonslrt- completely finished rec room, view , country atmosphere, places, 100’ frontage, Coventry Raised Ranch under con- particularly described in said a|>- tial. Apply in person. Nichols- WAITRESS and WAITER need­ 639 Center St., Manchester aluminum siding, $27,600. PhU- pHoatlon on file, It is • H ot w ater oU heat 983 M ain St. WiU rem odel to appointed 6-room Ranch. A * tag o t 7 rooms, and IH bafiis. 2-sonebot water oil heat, fire­ fruit trees and gardens. Man­ Lake. Lappen A gency, 649-5261, strtiction, 6 rooms, a-cau* Mandiester Tire, 296 Broad St ed, potTf-time. OaU B dton Lake • Open staircase 649-7620 brick Agency, 649-8464. ORDERED: That the foregoing Apartments—Flats— suit tenants. OaU Max Gross- coimtry sized kitchen with A million woids eaimot de- place, vfuU basement, fiiU in- chester, 649-1266. 649-6140. garage, middle $20’s. applioatlon he heard and oMer- Hotel, 643-9731. • Large sliding door closets mined at the Probate office in Man­ Tenements 63 m an. 649-6334, huUt-ln over, range, dishwash­ aexlba this typical New Eng­ svdatkm,. plastered walls, am- 13’ KINGCRAFT runabout • Sliding glass doors MANCHESTER — Bowera COVENTRY — cozy 4 room E N F IE L D chester in said Dlstriot, on the 4th Need er, 3 generous bedrooms, 2 cer­ land'daaignad home, carafuUy School airea, 7 room Oolonial, oatte drive, treed lot, combina­ day of April. A.D. 19W. at eteven 18 h.p. motor, controls, steer­ LOOKINa tor anything m real e On bus line, near schools, Lots For Sale 73 Ranch In top condition, fire­ o'rtock In the forenoon, and that no­ This May Be shopping and churches CUSTOM BUILT Ranch on • amic baths, fireplaced family eustom crafted with tbs 3 bedrooms, batlu, den, tion windows and doors. Priced Coimtry gentleman and ing wheel, skis, life belt, com­ estate rentals — apartments, Houses For Rent 65 place, oil heet, storm windows tice be given to oU persons inter­ MANCHESTER shaded 100x400 U)t, form al din­ room, laundry room, a gorge­ gmea'and beauty of Oolonial formal MS, heat, hot water, ------° ______\______pointment to see caU PbUbrick fireplaces, laundry room HUBLARD DR. —Six . room finished rooms, one acre wood­ APPLICATIONS are being tak­ FIREPLACE WOOD for sale, er, diepoeal, radio and Inter- with built-in oven and range, Your It could be that you OLIN ED M AN stove, refrigerator, parking. NEW DELUXE 3 room apart- r o o k VXLLEJ— 4% room duplex Agency, 649-8464. MANCHESTER — Executive Ranch including rec room, COVENTRY —Apple, peach, ed lot, omeelte drive. $1,600 en for department manager for large pick-up load or by the and mud room and a beau­ eom. bM 20’s. Immediate oc­ oversized 2 - ear garage, plus plan to entertain soma TO ASSIST IN OUR USED Completely redecorated, $120. ment includes ax>pUances and apartm ent refrigerator, tiful view, prestige amu neighborhood, spacious 6 room buUt-ins, basement 2-car ga­ pear, {Jtun and cherry trees down, a budget priced home hardware department. Grant’s, cord . 228-9323 after 4 p.m . CONCORD RD. — Beautiful cupancy. WiU trade. Char-Bon city w ater. Bonus In an 18x22 Inspection , special guests . . . er CAR ”GBT READY SHOP" 15 Forest St., off Main S t 646- utiUtiee, $110, exceUent loca­ range, disposal, basement and Oolonial, modern caUneted rage, la^e lot, weU construct­ surround this 5-room home with for only $16,500. Immediate oc­ Parkade. Ranch, largo Uving room, for­ Priced in mid 30’s. R eal EMate, 648-0683 styloram a recreation room . AU QUALITY HAY for sale ■ clov­ 0090, 643-5675. tion. Call J. D. Real Estate private entrances, $125 month­ kitchen, enclosed porch, 2-car ed home. J. D. Real Ekkate 2-oor garage, plenty of riorage cupancy. Robert D. Murdock, maybe you need on extra mal dining room, cabinet this on a large tree shaded lot. SUNDAY SNACK BAR now hiring day er and timothy mixjed, first O nnpany. 643-5129. ly. Inquire 16 Progress Ave., KANCHEJSTER— central Cape garage, half acre beautifully Oo., 643-6129. space, move-in condlticm. Call 643-2092, 643-6472. car to take a group on MANCHESTER — Brand new, ______kltcben, 2 bedrooms, recrea/- CaU Bob Gerstung, 649-5361 May 1 occupancy. $26,900. BENEFTTB . . . help full or part-time. Apply cut. CaU Bolton 649-6678. Apartment D, ItockvUle, or landscaped lot. Call early, 648-2965 J. D. Real Elsteto Co., March 27th a trip... you might have spacious 3 room- apartments, 474 MAIN ST. — ’Three room ti(m room, landscaped yard. near schools, bus, Chopping, 4 RESIDENTIAL area, 100 x 300 C onverse & D upret R eal Els- immediately, Mr. Rule, Kilng’B caU 875-7150. Evenings 643-7033 rooms down, 2 unfinished up, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 643-6129, .649-8638. SOUTH WINDSOR (Wapplng) — 2-5 P.M. out-of-town friends visit­ 1. Mechanics paid a liberal ld€»l country setting, yet near heated apartment, hot water, Maricm E. Robertson, Realtor, shaded lot, room Ranch tate. 643-2197 and 876-1811. Department Store, Green Man­ garage. Bel Air Real Elstate, Custom built 7 room Ranch ing . . . or It could be that commission plus good hour­ Garden—Farm—Dairy a ll faoiUtles. Sm all Colonial adults. Call 643-2426, 9-5. BOI/TON — 4 room single 643-5953. ROLLING PARK — 6 room with an income, ideal for In­ or Blvd., Parkade. MANCHESTER 'VTCrmTY — 10 on spacious wooded lot, many 26 Dtione $f. you need a cor while ly rate. styled buUddng offers charm ------^------house, avaiilahl^ April 1. Call 648- 0882. ^______Cape with rec room, 2 full tiled laws or tor the young family Products 60 ’TWO FAM ILY — 6-5 flat, cen­ MANCHESTER —Modem, im­ Wapping- minutes from Manchester cen­ extras including 18x32 sw im ­ REAL ESTATE salesman or and privacy. Only $125 month- FOUR ROOMS, newly decorat- 649-6300, after 6 ca ll 649-2694. baths, landscaped yard with who can use extra Income, ex­ 6.ROOM CAPE youra la being repaired. Paid vacations m aculate 7 room hOme, 6 bed- f nV B ROOM ,RANCH— 8 bed- ming pool. Must be seen! a fter one saleswoman, fuU 'or part-time. S’TRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. ly, heat hot water, stove and birch kitchen, new tile trally located on bus line, re­ patio, near Buckley School. 643- ceuencceUent coniiaon, con'lltion, szu.ouu. $20,500. Wol-wot- T TCT’ ter. New 6 room Ranch, 8 bed­ Bowera School area. 4 bed­ - Whatever the oocasioa year. rooms, convenient location, low rooms, modern kitchen, ceram­ Priced In upper $20’s. Ssehiga rooms, IH ceramic baths, Write Box CC. Herald. Tom aszewskl, Box 363, South refrigerator Included. Hayes bath, across from Park on Un- STAFFORD SPRINGS — Busy cent heating systems, 2-car ga­ 0467. verton A gency, Realtora, 649- ( J P l i f S ] H L / U b C rooms, living room and kltoh­ you can rent a new rage, sound Investment prop­ 20's for immediate sale. Bel ic tiled beftta, near bus, school. en with dinette area, fire­ R ealty, 748-8580. aluminum storm windows, Rd., Solton, open dally. 649- Agency, 646-0131. den St CaU after 6, 742-63.67. land lord wiU give half month 2813. Comet or Meroury from ns. 8. One week sick leave per h a i RDRESSBr" wanted, fine erty. Leonard Agency, Real­ Air. R eal Estate, 643-9332. Chopping. $14,900. Caior-Bon place, built-ins, basement ga­ partially completed rec year, 6472. rent free if you wallpaper the opportunity.' Wlggery Beauty THREE ROOM apartment, very CENTRAL LOOATTON, 4 room, tors', 646-0469. R eel E ctate, 643-0683. IN VESTORS N ote . . y W e have SATURDAY & SUNDAY rage, one acre wooded lot, A ndover room, tree shaded yard. two bedrooms of this 5-room MANCHESTER — SpUt level, Salon, 628 Main S t, M anchest- APPLETS — M ac’s, Dellcloua, clean, Includes complete utU- first floor heated apartment, a four family on Wells Street ameslte drive. $1,000 down, Priced to sell. Low Rates. . . Dally *»• 4JBlue Cross Hospitalization In­ duplex apartment. Kitchen ' Uving room, •’ dining room, CONVENIENTLY located— 8 NEW LISTINGS Noon Till Dark Wooded Wonderland er, 643-2380. Starks, Baldwins. $1 and up. lUes and garage, $110. J. D. newly redecorated, caU Glast- and Uving room have bam (sign on property) that the terrific vadue at only $16,000. Wertcly .. . Monthly surance. kitchen with bullt-ins, family bedroom Ranch, nicely land­ 172 South Main St. R eal Estate Co, 643-5129 onbury 633-2996. owners have to sell. They have New Raised Ranch, 6 Immediate occupancy. Robert Five and one-half rooms 59-61 Nermaln $t. wood paneling which lends It- y-y^T) ‘C C T ' TJTT T O scaped, ooroer property, ga­ MANCHESTER — 6 room 6. OMiS Preferred. MEN OR WOMEN to drive room, 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, spent over $5,000. on It within tpoms, 1!^ baths, 2-ear ga­ D . M urdock, e48'9092, 648-6472. of rustic beauty. Stone fire­ TWO-FAMILY school bus, HA. Frink, 1199 FRESH apple cider, cold ator- NEED A RENT? OaU the Rent DUPLEX 3% rooms, heated, hot self beautlfuUy to Colonial fur- 1 lT.lLJLo rage, new siding, storms, home, aluminum siding, one car garage on large the past year, but now they rage, finished family room. place, Colonial decor, beam 5-5 flat with 3 bedroom 8. Family Major Medical Insur­ Side water, refrigerator, stove, air- niture or antiques. Hanging large patio and walkway. CaU electric hot water, new gas Slim van Ave., Wapplng, age apples. FOrrando Or­ Man, no charge. West P hllbrick A gency, 649-8464. have to move. Real sound BOLTON Near center, 6 room ceilings. Large tre^ lot. arrangements, ceramic ance. chards, Birch Mountain Rd., R ealty, 649-3566, 649-4342. conditioned, patio, barbecue, Ughts In kitchen, garbage dis- Your Own Kitchen owner, 649-8810. furnace, attached one car 1902. posal, stone garage,_large * building, only lacking central $ 2 3 ,9 0 0 Oape, fireplace, knotty pine Scenic charm all year baths, large kitchens. Ex­ M Glastonbury. incinerator, parking. Adults. MANC3IESTER —7 room fire- garage, well landscaped, heat. All rented, plus the three kitchen, large lot,. immediate 'round. Private beach privi­ cellent East Side location. UlwlliRVRI T. Ihainm gua^mty insurance p-m L TIME and part-time pro­ MANCHBSTEUl — 3 room heat­ 649-6750. yard, $90. unheated. 872-0110. In this luxurious Custom placed Colonial, recently pan- • NEW TWO fam ily flat — 6-5, beautiful fenced in yard, car garage. T. J. Crockett, occu pancy, $16,600. Leonard leges. $16,000. W. Lewis, for 26 weeks. duce delicatessen, diary, gar­ ed apartment, centrally locat­ Graft 9-room Raised Ranch eled family room, modem: Bowen school area, large city water, dty sewers, Foster St., Comer of Realtor, 643-1577. A gency, R ealtors, 646-0469, 840-6306. ' 22 Glendolti Rd. :dmly rental: den department clerk. Household Goods 51 ed. Call 643-7166. that is under construction kitchen with dishwasher'' and. kitchen, 22’. Uving room, sep­ minimum financing. Imme­ Beelzebub Rd. 8. life Insurance. FX>UR R(X)M apartment, third Business Property with 4 bedrooms, 3 fUU 7-ROOM CAPE Cashiers. Apply in disposal, baths, formal din­ arate furnaces, city utilities. diate occupancy. Asking LY D A L L STREET . . . H ere Is 644-8063, Broker TOLLAND -T New Raised b a r r o w s & WALLACE .SYSTEM. FTJRNITURE for sale—Living LARGE 3 room heated apart- floor, $85. CaU 649-2564. F or Sale 70 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car Custom designed w ith ,26 6. Uniforms. M onday, M arch 28, thru F ri ing room , $19,200. Leonard CaU Leon Cleszynskl, Builder, price $16,500. an older home with extra “A” Ranch, 7 rooms, fireplace, Manchester Parkade room, bedroom, 2 kitchen sets, , ments, stove, refrigerator and ------garage. See it now and get ft. living room, 2 fire­ day,. April 1, 12 noon - 4 p.m A gency, R ealtors, 646:0169. 640-4291. Zone building lot. The house buUt-in oven, range, garage, Manchester 649-5306 exceUent condlUon. 649-9448 ' garage, 175-177 Main St. FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot wa- CAFE WITH Innholders license, NORTH COVENTRY — ^ places, formal dining Mednlck’e Farm and Garden package store, campsite or the home you have been needs repairs, but is big . . . VERNON — Custom 5-room 50 mile view, $10,900. Rock­ Apply to—Mr. Ralph SchaUer after 4:30. ter, stove and...... refrigerator...... room Ranch on one acre room, 4 bedrooms, 1% Center, 1000 H artford Tpke., MANCHESTER — large, new, trailer park, living quarters," dreaming about. Priced in MANCHE3STBR — $600. down Is 10 rooms In all, basement and Ranch, deadend street, treed ville Realty, 876-3627. baths. Directions: Turn References must be presented lot, lovely stone fireplace, MANCHESTER VICINITY — 10 Vernon. CLEAN. USED refrigerators, 4 room apartment, two blocks near Sturbridge Village, Mass. m id 30’e. eU you need on this 6-room attic. Now vacant, has two lot, fireplace, plastered walls, onto Bush Hill Rd. from Coll Now To Reserve at the time of Inspection. Park­ full basement, oU hot air minutes from Manchester cen­ ranges, automatic washers from Main St., small weU con­ $45,000. Marion Allen Realty, Cape with fireplace, near bus baths. The house alone Is sell­ re c room , $16,900. Hayes Agen­ VEHNON — Six room oontemp- Keeney St., then the first T ou r C or A ing If required. Call 643-0578. CaU Bob Gerstung, 649-5361 heat, large family kitchen ter. New 6 room Raised Ranch, MANCHESTER with guarantees. Bee them at structed building with a quiet W are R oad, P alm er, M ass. 413- Une and shopping. DoUar wise, ing for $14,500. The extra lot cy , 646-0131. orary Ookmial, U A R built, right to Glendale Rd. D o k s— Birds—Pets 41 BOLTON with plenty of cabinets, ar­ split entry foyer, living room B. D. Pearl's AppUances, 649 atmosphere. Hayes Agency, 283-6421. Eveninge 643-7033 I. this house Is worth your at­ Is worth $4,50ff. If bought tO' 1% baths, bullt-ins, beautiful See us on Sunday or 443-S13S Business bloidi on heavily, tesian well, minimum fi­ with fireplace and redwood please call at your oon- M ain St. CaU 64S-217L 646-0131. NICE FOUR rooms, first floor, tention. OOl Betty Gddsnlder, gether we could offer buyer a VERNON — Recent Ranch on a high lo t with,.view, only $28,500. OLDSMOBILE GROOMING and boarding aU traveled Route 6. lv«r bus line, near shining," quiet w otjr r o o m aiiartment------76 LARGE EXECUTIVK Ranch, 7 12, 1066 at llj^OO a.m. tor Water thereof are available tor public 653-2682 742-7092 market’’-— t)iat is for more than people can pay, seat, arm chair, lady’s choir, eeoHon. It’s just like owning ® rooms, modem kitchen with aU Main Installation — I^ee ney distribution. pletely reoondiUoned ready to AND HOW IT CANWORK FOR YOU x^ervice than you would pay the individual TABCO MFG. WeUs St., $90. CaU 643-2426, 9- LAYVTON either In total price, down payment, or terms— Articles For Sale 45 exceUent condition, very reas­ your own home. Rent very built-ihs, dining room, two fire* Street—Portland to Hackma- The number of Town Com­ move Into, other side rented. R ealtor. 68 'B3m St., Manchester, Conn. 5. To appred€ite many features the Realtor has Uttle opportunity to effect a sole. ARMSTRONG 9x12 vinyl rugs, onable. Call 643-5825. reasonable. CaU 649-8566. places, 2% baths, famUy room, tack Street. Bid forms, plans mittee members to be elected The plan or Idea of Multiple Listing did not 643-2103 CARDEN MANCHESTER —7 room house, you must eee. A lice 01amx>et, $7.77. Sherwin-WllUams Co., 95 W EST m i d d l e TPK E. — two car garage wooded lot, and specifications are available under party rifies is 40. originate with the Manchester Board of Realtora. A house is like a person—to oraate the finest 14 CUBIC FOOT frosUesa re­ FIVE R(X>M apartment, new­ cabinet kitchen, porches, 2-car Realtor, 649-4543. " n ^ Y O U R p r o p e r t y 981 Main St. Manchester. modem 4!4 room duplex, he^t, $29,600. P hllbrick A gency 649- a t the C ontroller’s O ffice, 66 Notice Is also lj,ereby given r frigerator feezer combina­ ly redeoorated and remodeled. garage. Beautiful extra large and best Impression when presented to a lAIMBER MUL work — year electric stove, refrigerator, ga­ 8484^ .. iCenter Street, Manchester, Con­ that a primary wUi be held on It^was adopted from plans in operation In tion; 40’’ electric range. Both $120 monthly. 649-4817. APARTMENTS lot with trees, garden space. NEW LJSTTNG by owner—Im­ The fact that^ou|;^property does not sell dur­ around opportunity, no lay­ IF CARPETS LOOK dull and rage. Available April 16. Call n ecticut. the 16th day of April 1966, If 10 other Boards country wide. The plan to simple. stranger. It must look Its best in A-1 condition. CaU 6494)960. MANCHFKTER — two famUy Near schools, on bus line. Hard maculate 7 room Split-level on ing the original itoteffp^od does not mean that offs, now on overtime sched­ drear, remove Uie spots as they FOUR ROOM heated .apart­ 649-2866 before 5 p.m ., eve­ Town of Manchester, eandidaoies (which to at least Instead of you, as the seller, effecting an open flat, 2 new furnaces, 2-8ing candidacies filed to re­ GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE SERVICE days after you have signed the contract, your IF . YOU W AN T TO BUY 61 FILM ST., M ANCHESTER 4V&X9’ ONE INCH slate, com­ lar, $146. monthly. J. D . Real 1 P M . tUl Dark nets with copper hardware, duced to lees tiian sudi 25%, no These are just a few of the things the Realtor 843-2781 (8-4:80) mercial pocket bilUard tables, man’s Ftimiture, comer' of Estate, 643-5120. listing is broadcast to over 50 Realtora and Pine and FOrest St., Manches­ OPEN SATURDAY refrigerator, range and fen- primary wUl be held). has to oontend with.. In selling y^^r property. just 3 left, $800 each. CaU 875- Shaitm Park; 'A Com­ ECONOMICAL Salespeople. It Is as simple as that. Thera to no need for you to contact a number ter. Open days 9-9, Saturday Good size' dining ana, <4 Forms for petitions for filing ■...... ,______7746. munity of custom-buUt SUMMER SERVICES of Individual brokers to find exactly what you KAN to operate automatic ------9-6. hath downstalra, Uving room such candidaeies by mr on behrtf What is more Important to you, is the fact YOU CAN RELIST YOUR PROPERTY sweeper. 8-10 a.m., six days IT’S TERRIFIC the way we’re 2-family homes. has open staircase. ef enrolled Democratic Party that your listing is going Into active offices, into want. Just CALL THE REALTOR OF YOUR AND SUNDAY members may be obtained from (n ih Easily Arnmgad per week. Apply 685 Parker *»Btog Blue Lustre for dean- M AIN SmCET the hands of men who are paying dues each year CHOICE. Through MLS he has. at hla fingsrtlps Wanted—^To Buy 58 from $27,500. Upstairs, two twin size Mrs Anita Honrtlett, Violrt e Complete Quality Should the erlglRa! llstir^; on yc'^a* property St. Manchester, 649-5361. upholstery. Rent T isrl6l9 ’ to belong to an organization whereby they can all of the homes multiple listed by all the mem­ eleittric aham pooer. f l . CUcett HOUSEHOLD lots, antiques, We have listed torn naraw bedrooms, fnU eeramle bath Trail, Coventry, Conn., ia the expire and the property not be sold, you can re­ Directions: On Brewer ff i « r f f f f IftlcrtMi SifvicM receive the listing of your property and be of Variety Store. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, properties, over between the Mid ample closet spato. First District and Mrs. Bessie Summer Oil Check list your pre^rty in the Multiple Listing with­ bers of the Multiple Listing Service of Man­ St. next to Telephone service to you. glassware.--We buy estates. Vil­ Turnpike and Hmry Street. THE L Strack, Route 44A, Coventry. out prejudice to the property. If your property NIGHT BILLING CLEJRK W ATJ.t»A1>1Bfe —Paint nal*. Cto. ♦ RoW fadABein aO • Quotoy Enelne TwoeAta chester . together with all pertinent data and lage P eddler, A uctioneer, 420 Heat, hot water and park­ fiiwiTi:, in the Second IMstrict, THE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE to, the has been listed, and to not being shown, you mendous selections. Ceiling Both buslneSB zone . . . one a picture of the property. , Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. PA8EK PEISER ing. FnU basement piped tor Regtotron of Votws. best method yet devised for selling real estate. Should consult your Listing Realtor and have a J Oonaecticut carrier needs white, ^.96 gallon. Morrison site to 140 by 150 other 60 ' ,, R ealty NUTMEGGER RANCH automatle washer and dryer. fiiatructlona for filing sudi frank talk with him oonoerning your problem. man Monday through Fri­ by 163. Excellent potonUaL PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. Point, 730 M ain St. WE: BUY and seU antique and eamUdadea are contained in WHETHER BUYING OR SELLING day, start 4 pm., no expe­ 289-74’is 528-5319 Too fraquently sellers expect their properties to U8()d furniture, china, glass, sti­ Convenient to schools, Pert L Ihstructlon Page, of the 1 MITCHELL DRIVE_PHbNE ONLY ONE COMMISSION rience necessary but g ^ RICH, STONE-FREE loom , $14. ver, picture rrames, old coins, Model Home 568-2510 be sold within a few days or weeks after listing. T. J. C R O C K E n rinuch, bus and shopphig. petition form, copies of which Use the same caution In selecting your Agent fa st typing required, Gravel, send, fill, stone, man­ guns, pewter, senqt gold, REALTOR Located at lovely Manchee- ore available in said Registrar’s There is only one commission paid. The Listing The Realtor does not make the price nor the knowledge of New E^land ure, white sand box and patio watches,

oke on the present trends in home Emanuel Hlrtb , Lynuia B. Hoops ship, an inter-faith organiza­ Atty. FbUip Bayer tion open to all students. She is decoration and the methods a graduate of Manchester High used by a decorator in planning School. decorating schemes. Refreshments were sehred by Seaman Apprentice G. Jeffrey Carolyn Janssen of the adver­ Purdy, son of Mr. and Mrs. tising department, and this was John M. Purdy of 555 Porter followed by a tour of the store. S St., has completed eight weeks 3 of intensive recruit training at UFE UNDERWRITER Cape May, N. J., ■with the U.S, Mrs. Josephine O’Dell of 512 Coast Guard. E. Center St., who represents the Sun Life Assurance Co. of r The Prayer Group of Center Canada, 357 E . Center St., is Congregational Church w ill one of few women licensed as meet Tuesday at lO'a.m. at the' a life underwriter in the area. home of Mrs. Willard Hiller, 47 Autum n St.

Friendship Circle of the Sal­ vation A rm y wrlll have a work night meeting Monday at 7:46 p.m. at the church. Hostesses are Mrs. Thomas McCaim and Mrs. Peter C. Carlson. Everett J. livesey Clinton W. MUle Dr. Douglas H. Sinltlt' The Manchester Chapter of His hand on the gearshift of the-new Schwinn "Sting-Ray ^ t»a ck , Business and Professional Wom­ New Chamber Directors Rockville is ready to roll. The bike has a five-speed gear shift, md adjustable h ^ e l» » en’s Club wSl have an annual Six new directors of the Chamber of Commerce have been elected by mall ballot of the and saddle. ’Ihls model bike Is the «mly <«e to be found in New England at ^ closed meeting and election of went on sale March 24. Orders are being taken now. Standing around Tim and the Sting- Chamber membership. They are Aity. PhUip Bayer; Emanuel Hlrth, manager ,of Central officers Wednesday at 8 p.m. Connecticut Cooperative Farmere Assodation; Lyman B. Hoops, manager of the Southern Ray are, left to rig^t, A1 Fritz, vice presidaxt of Schwinn; Robert Kiernan, ow er OT to# at Mott’s Community Hall. Dele­ Manchester C^de Shop; and Bill Kearns, manager OT Paramount Distributors. (Herald i«io- Jfew Ehigland Telephone Co. branch: Everett J. Llvesey, president of the Savings Bank of gates to a state convention May Manchester; Clinton W. Mills, general manager of Colonial Board Co., and Dr. Douglas H. 20, 21, and 22 at the HOtel A m er­ to by Ofiara.) ______= Smltii. Hiey will serve two-year terms, and replace Allen F. Behnke, Louis Chorches, ica, Hartford, will be chosen at Joseph O. Gorman, W. J, Godfrey Gourley, Ilr. Charles E. Jacobson Jr. and Liouls C. Olm­ by the end of this month. The Corporation. He served the distributors OT S A H G rem toe meeting. retired. He sted. tax guide contains the new Dreyfus Fund, inc. from 1960 to Stamps, recently Norman Fendell, president of graduated federal income tax 1965 as a technical adviser in- Joined the company in 19^ the building was gained toe left front and both cars the Manchester Association for withholding tables. The new vestment officer repsonsible for after serving as a lleuten^ Carving Knives through this door. A check of were towed away. Help to Retarded Children, Will system will be effective May 1, toe technological and economic with the Sands Point, L.I., N ^., the buUding resulted in nothing Court date for Gugiehnino is speak on "Bunce Center and toe Mrs. Josephine O’Dell and makes withholding tax on evaluation OT companies, p olice fo rce from 1928 to 1969. wages come closer to toe em­ Taken in Break being, reported as fnlssing. A pril 11. Sheltered Workshop” Tuesday She has been Ucensed itooe No­ ployes actual tscc. 400,000, as OT D ec. 31,^ has Pine St. east of Arch St. was at noon at a meeting of toe vember OT last year. The AHUage Lantern Barn on the scene OT a two-car accident Kiwanis Club at Cavey's Rest- gained 1,066 places in its Stand­ Carl Bolin of 119 Cambridge ing among the 7,600 largest Tolland ’Tpke. was broken into Accident Brings this morning about 1 a.m. that aurant. Mrs. O’Dell is en active mem­ St. this month celebrated ■ his commercial banks in toe Unit­ somstime this morning and two resulted in one driver being ber OT St. Mary’s Church, be­ 45th year with toe Hartford ed States. It w as 8,659 in 1964, nZZA RATS carving knives valued at $15 Driver’s Arrest charged with failure to drive a Lloyd Bemle OT Falmouth, longs to, toe Women OT toe reasonable distance apart. Mass., will speak Tuesday at Electric Light Company. Bolin and m oved to 7,491 in 1966. 180 i^rnoe St.—848-0081 are reported to be missing, po­ Church end toe St. Paul’s Guild, Samuel C. Gugielmino, 51, OT Police report Leland T. Wood, 6:30 p.m. at a meeting of toe and his wife are members of the lice say. and both she and her husband PIZZA R FD 2, B O X 443, was charged Rotary dub at toe Howard square dance club in Manches­ Anthony Leone, formerly of Entrance Into toe building 42, OT 51 Bissell St., was charg­ are members OT toe 60-60 dub with failure to grant toe right Johnson Restaurant, Tolland ter. Manchester, wiU celebrate his GIANT GRINDERS was made torougfa a window on ed with the violation after a with the Church. OT way yesterday, toe reeult OT westbound car he was driving ’Tpke. His topic wHl be Dy- 25tb year with HELOO this lO-Mln. Service On All Calls toe east side. 'Die wooden She is an active member OT an 8:16 a.m. two-car accident F rancis B . SuUIvan OT 48 month. Leone now lives in Leb­ shatter covering toe window hit the rear of a car which had namic New Ehigland.” toe W omen’s Ctaib OT M anchest­ OPEN on Halrtford Rd, west OT Pine stopped fo r a signaJl light, d riv ------er, and she and her huPband Haynes St. has been elected anon. was first (^>ened and the alu- vice president for toe New Eng­ mimnn window inside was then St. en ^ AtOlo L. Schlavone HI, were co-presidento OT toe DUng THURS., FRL. SAT. land Region OT the American Robeit E. Rumens, OT Cov­ broken, according to police. Police say Gugielmino, eaSSt- 28, OT 76 Sum m er St. 4 Scholarships p r o . 2.11 — SUN. 4 - 10 boimd, attempted a left twn Wood is scheduled for ar- Mrs. O’Dell Is toe mother OT Production and Inventory Con- entry, field representative for ’Two windows in an overhead trol Society. He Is assistant pro­ Closed Mon., Tues., Wed. door at toe NoiHon Electrical into Pine St. in frOnt OT a west- rsdgnment on April 11. In 1964 Qass six children, the oldest OT which the ^>erry and Hutchinson Co., instrument Co. at 71 Hilliard bound car driven by Lois Reo- is a graduate OT Central Con- duction control manager for Fenn Manufacturing Co., and Bt. were broken sometime dur- pell of Camp Meeting Rd., and The Manchester Herald has fectlcut State College. The toe director OT toe Fetin Em- tag toe night, police report. they collided, gotten Rself into hot water with youngest attends tos Green Ele­ We have a help problem at mentary School. loyes Federal Credit Union. police believe entrance into Both cars were damaged in Police Arrests Manchester High School's ClasB HOttmuh; Pharmacy. Onr 9600 year old pharmacist has OT 1964. Pioneer Aerodynamic Sys­ SALES AGENT •prtag fever and is spoidlng Paul R . W attere, 98, o f Dan­ tems, Inc., was recently award­ WANTED In yesterday’s article naming his days scouting the local PtMd J. Roeetto OT 114 Adam s ed a con tract fo r $60,392 by ielson, was charged with two MIHS’ fou r winners in the annual St., has been employed as sales golf courses. If you know of a Public Health Nurses to work the U.S. Army Aviation Materi­ r e l i a b l e 2600 year old counts OT Injury to i>ersonal United Aircraft Scholarship representative for toe Hartford In Manchester, part-time as el Command for toe delivery pharmacist, .{desse call toe property yesterday stemming area by Autographic Business substitutes. Also nurse for competition, we stated toe num­ OT cargo parachute deployment friendly pharmacy . . . futi or part-time during July from two acts OT vandaHam toat form s. ber was a record, second to and a contract for $77,- and August. were committed on Dec. 23 re­ A graduate in toe class OT 300 to d eliver personnel para­ NOTICE sulting in the destruction OT $100 which was toe three scholar­ 1067 from M anchester High HALLMARK chute canopies. in personal property. ships wMi hy local h^h school School, he previously worked at Call Mrs. Anderson seniors in ’64, PoUce report that on that date Aetna Life end Casualty Co. as Edward T. Till and David PHARMACY Flushing of the water mains of the A letter putting us in our 649-7426 a window at the Shady Glen on an IBM control supervisor. Billies OT toe G.E. Keith Fur­ WEST MIDDLE ITKE. Town of Manehostor Water Depart­ E. Middle Tpke. valued at $26 place arrived in this morning’s He is a member OT toe niture Oo. recently attended the (Stop and Shop Flasa) For Appointment and a $76 window at Cole’s Dis­ mail, insisting that the cn^ OT Knights OT Columbus, a mem­ ITto annual Drapery Stdes CMn- 649-2861 count Station r to begin to deitver somO'Of (tia „ Anoordliig to/aa MBD^execu- pratnise It d ^ o iw tia tod In Us ti)a..«iutieak is tot* tees faliN eai^er daps. ’ , Opt«un^,iiM ua^inW eito^' ‘‘ft’s time for, tetovifihn to sins, A dUgnt tocreoito lq qptto.' odme up wtto some eC ^ tMngs Tim Strawmyre of ~>i(^'bduattfuit';^^ , ^vtoa^at .non'—rather than, things that Urn and the Sting- •or prograinmihg, an amiable tire borrowed from earlier eman, owner o f tha -4|toto without the usual doSe-to- forms. butors. (Herald pho- ,^lbaw«Bt MtKuileV <* '>. network “ what we need in television '.'.Vhetu. ' ' > 'la more opportunilsr to fa il. ' He i^aitohls miiiad, :aa In his more chance to’ experiment »rs of 8 & H Ore«;i nbMTvaiton^ canned ,vs. rather than playing it safe all recently retired. He .npemtansoui. television: the time. I believe the new he company in 1660, ^ , >I think fTO^ltove gone'about bommands in the networics rving as a lieutenaiA . la ’far as wa oiui gOf^r at least may have this in mind. Pm Sands Point, L.I., N.Y., ' are have poached the peak-^-of surerihe people are ready for It rce from 19!28 to 1966.' ■■■- --- ^ - f" r' ----— to hwpen. “ I 'don’t know whether It was the Kennedy aaeasafoation, Viet : fio Nam, the Watts riots, the space shots or whatever. ]^it. what­ ever the reason, the fact re­ mains that there are thinking ZA RAH people out there who want pmoe St.—64SHD031 FinalShow something more from television than normal entertainment.” PIZZA iaOU.TWOOD (AP) — This is Sad to say, television will not NT GRINDERS the way the Dick Van Dyke reflect this attitude In the 1966- . Service On A ll CaOa ahow ends: Not with a bang, gj season. NBC is the first net- but a flock of, wild tracks. work to lock up We schedide, OPEN Yhe. many-Bmmled series 3^^ it appears to be offering RS., FRL. SAT. flbned Its final show ttds week; more of the same. But NBC It Is quitting not because of bad generally Is admitted to present I — SUN. 4.10 nttngs but becuise its key per- a wider variety of programming id Mon., Xues., Wed. floonel want to pursue careers in its sister networks, feature films. : TSnker’s own favorites among Ohere were no speeches, no the new shows: “ T^e Hero,” ftofares fw the closing per- mlsadveatures of a television Jatmanoe. After five years of cowboy star (Blchard M^uHlgaa) •rack together, the cast spent who is ‘ ‘aU'ihumbs” at home; AUCEi^ BABY-^^!-«AUied prepare to cm a fantastic journey in a scene \ ¥ A N T E D >ftui last nitoutes doiiig wiki "Hey, Landlord,” Will Hutchtna from *‘AUce to Wonderland or, What's a Nice Kid Lake You Doing to a Ptoee tauoks, pieces of dialogue to be'and Sandy Baron in a comedy Like iliis/' a fujU-animiated colof musical to be presented Wednesday-;froto ft : Health Nurses to work iltibbed on fUin latw. centered in a New Ybrk brown- to 9 p.m. on Channels 22 and 80. Janet Waldo's voice will be heard as Alice. inchester, part-tline as *'lt’a bettor tUs' wsy,” eonfld- stone apartment building; a itutes. Also nurse for aa a proitaetton ialde. *'If we half-bow mnsloal starring Bog- r pai:t-tlnie during July Made- tiny <|minatlo gesture, er MHler; Cat,” wifii Chaot Plus KAOS tugust, lliite would be all that crying.” Itobeit Logg^ as a jnofesaiaaal Batman to Beethoyen T agreed, that Mary qyier bodyguard. • This week of April U-M [1 Mrs. Anderson tlflifn-Q and;?® ***** an aasaarinaitlon attorn on ness, done by great senslUvlty, "riromlnable avian, Mr, Pen- "Get Smart” Saturday qve- visuri beaufo^ end gtorlowi who has soihe d e ^ and OUNT wing as CONTBOL ,:Wttiieas evil plan to snatch the diamonds Tanya Lupesoii, betor Pro­ IFT)/ ■ _ tected (T) by MaxwcU OIM Smart (Don Addami) form and Wumph,” ihs program Was part of the networlL’s *‘Sa^ around “Batman” now thsft ind Operaton a would^ KAOS Ifiller on may be just as fl,erce if not.M ‘Ttoo Many Chiefs." of Western Kan” aerlw but was less a rafieeUen on a socle^ (See Page Two)". ApriMS to n a to r y of a. man'e- victory TES o t o d'tetrito. iforsenal' afOto- RRANGED Tto foie. Ito to^ iy uring lEAD DOORS W f i l B e y y a . lto-^toijtae bfographiipai • -B ii- a "to docpineitoy 4Ws»lque . ^ IVICE rito tori rriljc^s R KEN ■erto of P>^peto odto sobjeot'a Uto’toriavls Jr. Show,” iwhlch.^**** JSS* til* jmi runt Bawa an aunost inaudible bito* o o n ^ the cmieiit ^ t o vrarSTmriJsP “ TOe “Sing Alopg- encme ■ «* toar*d- , 'tUlHL s e ^ w i T i L i t ^ S P o m S l "tory reached tbe poliit [ » 38 MORI*! SrS etow s’ g i r t t o ^ t o 2 ® HI - AM star in the newwit agent aeries, ‘‘^ e Avmig- individual niet&msPtba X - “ ■ talents, was lo sin g ^ « « ’’-premiering-Monday evening at 10 <» cawmei m an^Sto Alofig Oang." bearing, the experience m s Engine T hiid-IIp The tora^ra^turse a ^ ^ ^ f RADittS 8. Macude plays John Steed, a twgh, w i^ , fash- bevy Of tori dancers ®* David McCallum, readBlg. | iimplate secret s«eot with Miss Rigg ^ hie • t o t o "ntog A k m ^ Beethoven’s words, roM almost _ CAIX 64t-nZ4 “’7.50 Hfiil aid^ Emma Peel. 'The senes has been a bit in vO a scream or agony.- K wi sy^buHo, ^Belee 'and' 8«n Bn^dand for several months. (Bee Page itor), saUd and very movingi (■nil W'« e i,' - ' . • — ■ f ^ . •AO. . Ji fc A i - ‘i u a t - 1; <* ■ ■ ‘aMisPsi 1 tU ntaMat WE *4.00 I Ghsck-Up ^Km I Alignment Parts

Extra • A x-w « »' ’FAGirraRW*^ . m-j/c VjK.2 iy*^ffTWirflT!»?R’*VWWfifft>WBftAf«>/ltA ^ g»TBRDAT/IftABCH «>;■ IW PA Q B »f'W »""-^"«-MMf€81Egim "BViatB?(l"gBltAtP,*M AW em 9TBiRr-Ce}m 4"«^tTO i»AYrM AfW p»g6;19g6; T U E S D A Y J(/ P R O G R A M SATURDAY PROGRAM Moimine M O N D A Y j a Educational ' 1 ‘fa ea d or Thread' Mtoa fBannsI Ttsto Ghaaael _ „ ' ^ Sopermaa ItM (|).----- ^ O s B u a a a ltr Sahrts « e»|. (SAMS) law reabe Welh Shaw XrtM (8) Best Seller (O): The SoUt TV VtaM CtUUOMl__ (U ) SahScriptieB T y go on a fisb- A . - TV (8-8448) Ben Csscy 148 (8) Mike Oonglas vt ftod.anF> Slender Thread (88) At Hsme Wlw Bitty (88) Bible Answem____ tog- trip but iW BOa,Ckm utei24i i «88 _ .arsaitAsirsu (Monday — Friday) Ruing statUto—unUl_^liis (8840) LstTs Make A Deal (0 » is $ ... ~ W w B—» . agMg. «•> (U> DIgSSt Havlee _ i . li88*S> WorM, Tans ^ 8:14 (M ) Social Secarity la Action friend volunteers. (C) 1:86 (8840) News tk Like a D ragon", JaoB vSm "Where tbe Boys Dd- <8M4) Lot’ s Maks A Deal ( « ) (84) WUrlykIrdo 8:80 (8) Fassw4id ______j, Nobu McCartty, Jama* <4») C m i c ^ M in iN t orea Hart, George . (44) Deimis The Heaace ' (» 4 4 ) Perry OmiO’s kiMS BUNDAT niN <«> .juro t, . M (» Brad.PaTls fhsw others. A swarm of obde^ 8:86 (8) MenB#Bta of Cemfert -> 8:46 (84) Peter Jennlago News Ferry is host to U sa Mtor 8:00 Fetat e l V t o r ^ _ L .«» tl6 (8) l&rta aad News !%!&e2ssw> students descend on Fort Nows ’■’’ MrBS; <» *- neUL BriUsh aU r Tommy Repeat of Mardi M •>0 l i t (48) News at SbC H y Chinese girt, b e W *old o-M ) iu h m m it t M ) OsH w ttt Bam taM d 8:18 (8) ConyenatioBt _ _ 8:44 (18) Topper Steele and Burr TUlatrom with 8:80 ww-xJn* S‘J 8 (8) Fatty (0 ) S to proetltuUoo i i * San FTaa- rirat in a series of IS g(^ liaoderdale, Fla. for aa Blas­ . (4-xe-4e> OoBlIdaatlal ios (80) This Is tho Aaowto Repeat to MarriM, 8.N» p4B. D ecM is. tU (88^ aaU iaase tosco slave market. Lino B a^ Town Grier (8 3 4 ^ ) A Man Called Sketo (Sto^i^ ** (T s«-M)' W) fl:M (8) Saarlsc Semettor '8:80 (8) Homo Party (C) ; (34) Sea llsnt sndeah Repeat to Mar at, 8lW P.BL 8:86 (84-ta) W om a** »«w a ffOD ' SahMiboM TT thoalr studenu wUl vazr from •:tS The Doctom (44) News at Six . „ •:8 0 n en eh Ohto _ 8:88 (8) » e M M m t84M4) F Tieep ^ un*i«7* the average golfer to the very (8-N-W) HeDyweed Falaee ... 8:46 (3) Sports, News aad WeaOier 8t84 (8) Basel ------Aaetaer.Werid ani#»at"-- “ Snoir Whtte'* _ _ . Bing Croats, guest,boat, wtm (I#) Agriealtare On Parade (8-8440) A Time F or Us (8-8444) F e v M Mac# Repeto of M ar ai. 8d08:00 P.BLp.m. (8148) (U) Ufa to Btey - - 8:38 (8) Fetitoeat Jaaettoa H «v « Ooa, m n « m « « i « bU or portly; tito lefMtaoder 1:88 (8 )'Hews and Weather 8:66 (804#) W em n’ o Norm 4:14.(44) Cheyenne M.-aO (3) Art Lbldetter’s ■ HoBy- 3:88 m irtoiy to Negro Pm A . (|4»M1 (148^) F «^ , Flaee . women goUen and elder and Tammy Grimes, Gully (88-S#) Today Shew lf |M> Ataa^ rn jt^or players. Frogranu orig­ 8M0 (8) To Tell » • ; TrwUi 4:85 (88) Special Beport w M Thlert Boosts (0 ) wrimkby 18:88 (I) News. Bpeolto lit* (» Y ««ro» S2&I ^ "B ritS fflS ® (8) Exercise wHh Otorle (0 ) (88-38) Anotoor WmM <8Z-W) Ban tor Y o u Life 40) 6:t8 0 p ito a l a , ^ Capitol ’The PoUcemsm’s 1 ^ Om ui _ inate a l the Firestone Country 1:86 (8) News wl|h Mike Wnllsce (4-80^) GeBomd BoonM 8:34 (3) News avIUi Walter Croa- AtM Too SoM Attlllt dan murders bla wife tsa sp4it (0 ). activities to Die N Y C and au b m Atamn, (Ohio), Fre- others. kltc pjm. leaves some evidence to traino t:M (8) l^ to r Jeaalags Keprs John 8. jKi 1:88 (8) Y ear Gommanita (14) MiUtoa DoIUr Xfovto "The Cybemauts" An investo 1:88 (8) Alter DtaaerTIoyle Chicago police aepts. form Ui* ItM (- » — Tkoatra U:tS (I) Gaasmeto (8) Friends of Mr. (loeher (Ot "G irls About .Town” (8) News and Weather 1:80 Sand^Show caae ber lover, John Bairtymorto baeVorop for a pene^tUu (uTltSSe Heater, lS:tS (8) Step TUs Way (18) Lite of Biley gaUod of a lO^ertpus e r^ Inrime Overman -’ 37- ••Bhadoiw « _ .t b e _'»5g The^lls Ten'iUvoiifen'’ aoBr* (Zf) Soepe , lOUi (S) Let's Talk About Party girt, hired to g r ^ soc- (84) America’ s Problems aad icator of fantagSe strength that 8:00 T b e ^ t o ^ r D e p M year todjwltoetatw . - r , view of police worit in UB bla Khan’.~'iaa’a chletUliia------^ war <4S) Danger Is My Basiaesa S:ttnS) Captain Kaagaioe . lety gathering, has the bad eradicates bright business ex­ Repeat to Mar as,. 8l80 P4 B 8:36 ( I ) News , - „ or’a imwtfor, autfera a totey Broadcast examines na,- amonc tbonwalves. . OM. '. (4#) OperstieB JJpbabet n taste to fan m love with one -Challenges „ _ ' ecutives la confounding suo- 3:38 <•) Dick Van D jto Shew named Amok, runs wild. Bd 42S) SUsgray (88-30) Hantley-Brlnkley Be- (8148) Yoa Dent Say ( » memory and can t te*V4 (8*> Theatre _ , U:SS <^tSAS> Mews —Weather and 8:8# (8) Mickey Mease d a b of the guests.' Stam LlUim .port (C> cesstoB. MONDAY. her father to oonvicted Fury, Elalae Stewart (O) "Three Soldiers" Telly San^ (4«) mnemaa _ Tashman, Kay Francis.-81- 18:84 (18) Topic A.M. laGchoto Fiograms (8 8 - S * n *^*^Mmander I Shew mnrCMr. A n n .M b o n f.■ Sup Amsrieaa Bsadetaad 8:M (S). Hap Bichards Shew 8:88 (8) News 4:46 (8) Peter .lennings News also This b ConneotloBt ■ — , The Nmeos detainment < » ) Kaksd Cttjr as Stan In an unusual ateryot %'**Satarday NI|*t B ^rt (81 Sarfside 8lx.» t 1:84 (3) After______Dinner Mo evio 11:18 (8-8-8838-48) News, Sports aad _ teiT Scott, Hears with M g w M i ^ iO ) U iU (8) CiwiM Beperts (88) Mike Doaglaa Show (Z8-St) Yon Don’ t Say (C) woman objects to d<»tor s (18) Ttotage Theater 4:65 S-D Foetry Satafday MsMaea (84) Lleyd Tham a (8 ) Space Commander 8 Show Gradea 4-6 (80) Never Tee Yoaag and avallabUUy to lawyers Chas. Asnayour stars la prlas (St) Scherer—HaeHea Bepeit •This week a report from Sea. . Stem training methods at hp^ ’City Streets" G lii working (40) The Swabby Shew (U) Sabwatpttoi^Ff tor thoee accused. S0) Mews a princess whose aisc has 1:18 (88) Western Mass HlghUghto Rhonda Flembog. "Ambitious 1:00 AUve aad About. (8) Movie- F^attval of "The Cobweb" Richard Wld- (18) SaM flptioB TV 14:84 (8) Homemakers’ Movie been reduced to smaller than (34) Sports Camera Natural Science Gradea Bj4 "N ight Club Scandal" . ( 0 ) "im at Midnight Kiss” K iss" m I SS "Agent for H. A. R. M. "Anatomlv of a Hurderi SmaU leader tries to take over (8-84^) combat ^ mark and LAuren BatpOl. Jm town lawyer sets out to find (88-34) Concentration a thumb by an evil miaglcian. (44). Peter Jennings News 1:88 ChUd^as LItoratara _ _ (80) Where The Aottoa b "Sudden Terror" m Oer* Lansa, Kathryn Grayson, account of the dramatic events OS) Camp Baasraaok (44) Never Too Yoaag Kathryn Grant, Kerwln Math­ 7:34 (88-30) Hullabaloo ^ ^ a efty government by double-dt .. . (M ) IBbatare F o a r .m ir ly „ . L t U :tS (40) k e rv GriHIn. Show Scherer-—HaoNeil Bepeit way to free army officer who croBslng a pal and us mg black- Laitouage Arts Gradea B 4 ”^ e Hard Man" Guy Mad- mah-occupied terTHopy, that occur In a peychlatrio (St) murdered a man who attacked 11:40 (38-30) Morning Star (0 ) ews. (C) Chad and Joremy will be hosts 8:00 Exmorinr Natare ■ . , Hanley tries In vain t res- U:8# (33) Toaicht S h o r^ clinic, both to the admlnistrsr (C) his wife. James Stewart, Lee (8-8440) Supermarket Sweep- <18) Million Doilar Movie to-nanyto'Baby janeJane uoizer,Holzer, jo« Joe Te:c ai,_ Natural ^ e n c e .Grades 44 bon and Lome Greene. A cue young.GI trapped I pool U:B8 (40) U. B. A ir Force BaM- tors and the patients. 7:8# (8)- JaoUe Qleatoa'Vfhnr _ — - stakes "G lrle About Town” the Back Porch Majority ^ 11:86 (48) J lc r v ^ Gri« t o Show deputy sheriff. Investigating gloua sum aad Mgm dfl (IM#) Flipper (f» „ ^ Remlck, Ben Oaaaara, otben. S:46 In-SchooI Preview the murder to a rancher rnio 1:8# rM Bell. This is CtoimecUcut 8:44 0 » 3 « ° * f SS o Don’t Hat the I)il Ts) News and Weather -• "Cardboard Ghost” (1A48) Orafe and Harriot <8-8040) The Dating Game (88) Featare Fonr^Thirty ' (8-2040) 12 O’ clock High 18:58 im U, 8. t o |brec Bell- was unwUUng to -sell out to Moment of ModltiitoB -^Igw 8:## (Zl-S#) Amertca's Jaalor Miss Shew _ „ . 8:30 Sets and Systems ruthless cattle baron, to at­ Dabies (0) . _ (tS) Cheokmate __ Starring Jcdmny CarstnL Hoet 18:00 (8) Love ef Life "Operation Manball Jack 8:00 (88-30) John Forsythe Show SS?*® More on Algorisms 8:84 (3) Bed «o Ito n Hear O ff S;M (18) SabscripttoB T T to Clodlrey Cambridge Ruth (88-30) Jeopardy (0 ) Iicmmon and Ernie Kovaca. 8 :8E terested m an Army Nurae, James ,. _ . 6:30 What’ s Mew Dr. Vincent Brill blttoriy a*- 1:14 %V ‘ Ten Me, Dr. BretheW <0» "Seven Sacred HaiblM" for *86" aiul four runners-up 18:88 (8) News "1863" Jesse relives his flm ent e f M" ed litattoB ita^ a —Sign—SI__ OH 6:00 (8) MUie Douglas Show 1:44 (8) News—Moments ef Ceae. from !0'— "ideal...... hliIgh -school KM taro. (C) he involves the Master Sgt. <8) T ell Me, Dr. Brsthe'rs m' each (88-30) Let’s Play Post Oftlee of their hospital unit, war meets a ho.stile newspaperman 1:40 (8) News —Memento el Oera- (80) The Three Stooges told tho poUoo th a t' he wa* state.e. C^testants will be i^- 1:88 (88) Late Show „ „ fort —Good Night Byrna ' Repeat of Mar at, MtW p.BL 8:8# (8) Oadaboat Gaddis . - ^ “Twelve to the Moon" .Ken (C) prisonem and Fr. civUiaiuh (18) SnbscriptloB TV 1:84 What's Mew "Tem ple B ar" Oadabodt Gad­ ed on categories categoi including (80-40) Father Knows Best ChUdren dis travels to a big marina "Folse antf— Appesuwnce" — Clark and Tom ' Conway 18:45 (3) Guiding Light "Youth Fitness" *‘Cr "Creative or (88) Mews-SIga O ff ; 1:44 Travel Time above Lake Mead. (C ) (48) V. 8. .M r Force Beit- (18) Britlsn Catendar Land to Lincoln <8#-M) FBO Bowlers Tear Ferformiito . Arts" ''Mentd 18:86 (88-34) News 1:80 The Magic Boom 4:M (8) Golf Class^ Alertness’ '^ and "Scholastic gleae Film and SIga Oft A c b ie v e m ^ " Hugh. O'Brian 8:88 T8> Newe —Moments et Com­ Reimlssance WEDNESDAY PROGRAM (8) Oisie aad Harriet fort ^Good Might »m a 8:44 The French Chef (8#> Belter Derby is hoot ',(C ) _ - More About Potatoes with 4:8# (18) Year M fM b eier-Ths WorM (8-8M#)r Doaaa Beed Bkow , 8 ;I8 (8) Momeat o f Medttattan - (88) Where the Ae^a b Benjamin Bogga bungles hia 8:88 (8) S e «i«t Agent Siga Oft Julia Child 1:88 (8) Beet SeUer ______W A to earning an undeservM (88) Alanml Fan 8:88) M.___ tlquee___ "The Black Rose" Fait H (88) Featare Four-Thirty „ reputation as a Casanova. (0 ) B atm an Colonial C o t^ rin g (8 M 4 4 ) Bea Caoejr "Am asing Coloasal H an" {Oonttnaed from Page One) Michael (18) SabscripttoB TV (St) Sapermaa (48) Cemmaad Ferbrm aaee .<.|r¥i,S*.S?Vitoence’’ A physical as 'the progfram’s set- 8:18 America’s Crises "The Knack ’ __ _ futdtlva refuses to rtok CM>- New Towns ' (83) A t Heme WlUl XlMy (C) ture by coming out to lUding tos. tills tnvedves the :^w 's 18:84 Great DecbloBt , ___ (St) Bacfcetor_Fataor 8:86 (8) Mike Deaglas Shew to help Heath, who b pinned SUNDAY J f/ PROGRAM Nuclear Age Foreign FoUey 1:88 (8) As tae W etU (28) Topic „ under an overturned wagon. .oommercials. M:S4 L e w y (8844) LeVs M Ae a Deal «D »• (84) Whiilybirds “ '••giesW lSrc*Sr Job. ( ) * (m { f bktoveY>taeeate (O; m-88) . Ben n ie^ B trimmed up each haU-hour epi- TUESDAY 8:44 (8) FaSiWOid Gary, diiuwrs (0 ) L. ChaA. B ^er is host o "Mas- AJH. iB-SeliBal Fregrams (88-88) D A S Of Oar liv e s (0 ) 6:44 (84) News Weather 1:85 .|lb,.^Yw ,^Osagressman 8:46 (88) Fetor Jeaalags Newt terpieces and Muslo" n f < ' 'sode* 90 th&t fo iir ohe-m inute 4h84 TeU Me A^ Story (M 444) Oeandeatial 8si It) 8peAri:*{«t By Feopto Oa r S T ^ Glalmo gram devoted to the aria commercials are shown instead Laiwuage Arts Gradea K4 WofliMk .Tapes* T b la U the story to a poor 1:88 (8) Face Hie MMtea painting and music. Guests . 8:66 Seienoe ia ladastry 8:86 (3) A rt U aU totot's Bsnse pie, -their h b t o ^ s e u A 8:88 Adveaiarss-ot Oainto <0) are _ lioatyne ■ P riw -Beapy • of the usual' three. The total of Grades 44 .. . iMeadd 01)6 " 8. 1 ...... Haver ajA " ^ <©> (^> BeaBut_. fSr ^ 1 ^eland.,The braeH ( ) In trod action .to the Mew ' four inllnutes f^ls within thb M:86 A r t' Came Auve ' - ' *Se Doctors nation and tU leaders A d MO- 88 "Ne Art Grades 34_; (3-3A44) A n m e for U * „ lews at Six eu News . Weather ule are the gubjecta to (tala ^)*^Sv^iiM e laslttaie (0 ) - commeiolal - time limits set; 14:88 The Magie et Warta 8:86 (8M 8) Wemoh’ s T o i ^ Hews 8)86 (8) 8:88 (8) racto (C) Alan H. dm stead. ^MancheM- lolja. «y . .. down in the televisiota code of Language Arts Gradea 'K4 8:88 (8) To T s n ^ ^ («#> < t £ ^ * 1^mg‘ Bat doauser -r— 1,1, xsdar (0 ) er Bvening Honad: Har^ d in 'n a Bible Answofs F.M. ' ■" - (88-88) Aaether Wm U ease with BV Baa- LeTanway, .Greenfield Keebrd- “ ■ sale (0) . ■ good practice, txit it has run 8:46 In-Scheel Preview (8-84-48) Oeiurto Hospital ___ Bpder (»)*SpolaI BapaH . u iS l^ lZ S S l) Newt - SArta • S.’SsWsid Af .XIfs eiSGaaetta; B in e cSemow, into reslstence ftom some sta^. . Cbudren’s Literature (U ) HmioB Dollar Mevto 8:86 (r wcrtfiitr (88) WaM w S r t ^ f t f o f t Mewa, with 8:88 Ia4x»aol Frovlew "Rttoen Heaven’’ .Two Jewel BdltoiMl comment bp W.L ;(4t>(48) Sncted.SncTC Heart Finsdc Rcaanao, Spilngfleid * artiwwt,* »T - ■ ’' tknts afQU^ed with the net- •• WindoV on Our .World . . thieved, UMouerade as iaual- (4d> Tha < 6 -.M (8) Mews wMh W alter Orealrtto (8) Vaden Union, as editQr in V T h m e rV :: - - - . ' work.' ■ ’ \ ■ ' ' 8:46 Seta and Sytooma claim in a beer garden, try woman who muM trip the 1:88 (! y F a y o ^ Repeat to Mar 88,-8:80 p.m. to cross the border ahead .to (8) Hews .Weather M^~.Waii,,pUQMy'S One station liiui refused to <«P Bpi “ ■ » 8 W uests;. DelM e Bsyncjids tained ' by . eliminating and 8:44 ‘Pravel Tfaiie _ ^ (8848) Ye* Dea't Say (O (O) U :U (88) WA i iH f 8:66 (6) Fetor Jeaahtafjfewa. gilk DeufiSs, tUm stat#- (O ■' tightening up some the usual Repeat of Mar 88; TtOO- paa. 01) 'Sjpaee Commander 8 8:88 (W Pparti S pecfeajy .. f . (8-40) F l u r 8:88 What’ s N ew , „ <8M4)TlM Narata 1:M <3) WhA li5,.Tho .W eiiif rious deaomraatkMMr ___ Phaturea are the 180-n^* r "The Oefectbr*' -. . "(dutteir^' I— names^ and cred its . R e p ^ to 6:80 p.m. (Ot "Switaerland" batUes to beootne the g r ^ dianapolia ^ is Busptoous ah ~ . 1:88 Caleadar . Ml dewleh Mewa awYTtswa AriA, and & Mat’l Wator . M t dtalk of a i —.ithat usually ^ e ^ e aad M- t 1:18 BntoM;, Merton •■’’i’iJiTEu.'lsJ’a, ‘ T e m S ^ l W -Cupid" B eat leader to the Sioux a A • su ing Chunplonahlpa , , : ■ ■ code..'; loi^ ea-'FIrst helf 8 8 " T to Scariet Coat” .CorM 18:88 ^ bune deaoribea the auto race,.. Industry intoreet, wiU be 8:44 OB, C e f t t a , ^ "DreambooL" Profooior^l^ (884848) Leeal Mews Wilde, Aim Franob. Major vol- Fetor Fetamaa (88) Saadaar Afterw ea FeUare of “ The Assassins .hireehed out^during the oonveo- Repeat to M ar 18, 8:00 p.BL comes a campus eatabiw. "H oagT»m g - Oooflgenti^,' M:M History to Negro Feople when old movies .Mi UlavtaiaB T tU (18) WaetoiB Mm . HbhUghtt ' untoer* to aeA out the my^., FaMh F o r TeAay tlon of the Nationai AdsotdatkA Tom . CbUon and guedta terioua m -who gives aaereto 18:U (881 Sacred %ast Fregiaai (3eae B#«y and BeyedyT*. New Hood reveal ha was coca a jTVgt to Brltim and unmasA Bene­ ^4 U:I0 Cabater Bcreso lover. CUfton w eb L (88) Sparta O aiM ta 11:88 (^ ^ Q u n eia Three ■of Brbadcastera in Ohloego Repeto to IjOO Fm . (68) Fetor Jeanlngs Bowa dict Arnold. • ______B U te Stalling this wedeend. Ginger Rogers. 11:86 (64) Ifa r y .O r ilt e Rheg^^^^ Fast T ’ BrlUah XatalUfanM Mnois Fybil.'' two w w n« -.siriMli STAHEK WBDHBSDAX (UTMIIIton Denar Mavla .UenUUdk one vSt . ’ ’Stolen Heaven” ’**• Lock- Site T*a^ Wmw .mlsslag :seeuritiea she is tos- 277 BROAD ^ E E T —PHONB 649-1124 Uoltag* SEnu5 ^ fu n iljr d mspace a a a a crop- m i * FDn iBm s_-. Bid'OffSign O ff _ 8)88 (^ ^ ^ ^ T t willag Ohnae- Bg Natinto (R> Repeat to 6:80 p.m. - ■ e O 'o le e k B e p *it,' FaMh (88-88) - Bsessss ---> TURNnKE T:88 BagHsh: Fact mmt Wwmm MTD. e l Fane (8-8AM) SnhdMr Mi|KI H ^ to ^ " S o S d ^Stadl^*OraSe^ it o ld *. 4 What ate BagltohT ’•Belo:^" W aaK'Tw “ :l4 OhBdiaa’a.litoM tat* ® ) U iW m>' trucks . #t ■ a . dim .-am.. t ' -. Petdc; .iDeiiorah' XoCT. In' i TEXACO :BB Bhrtsry to Negre F aspla ’ ‘*.»A4*t*M *M ar 38, 8:80 P46.' asm love wUh a rancdieV* d a u ^ ‘ ‘* i2i-t*ffTiadJSi:£^’ Joeeph OiAece ' ish Graham's “ " ' tor only to find hImseU caugM 1:M (8) TaU Me. Dr. Brother* a iiMM (8) N iWatoP* ; Mamento Hawkii- wmaU. ene^oC-the______novel.. O i^ 24 H oan A jDBjr :;S&% M Btoato A In a foiA y feud when the workers, who accuses the fore- 18:88 (8) .Candid Osmera IfAKiS A DIF^BRENCR WHERE TOV BAYBI M' m otolaw brother retunwi Censbit V Otod - MVfht Bp ^ Canyg^, of trying to Tbe;Wscktoal ghip 1:88 AB Absto Y ea (B ) home.*(CL . . _____ murder nim. ww Army, (u i Firestone Tirgs 8:88 B x p t o ^ Oar LaagM oa •‘•*a?K«iTOaeV_MBBee with tile Mew — «PVF adl^ I ' Bperto hi Acltoa 14:84 (3) Wm’s HyJMaaT BaU to Fame BatonUMOl L., •'sSinto Wru^^ M(MA'swimming and Diving U:44 (4«-S4d4) lf 0 o S ~ Sports -. Quality Line ProdiKts 8:48 b S e t t a l' Fiatoair blaek A whtfa A M auvcakted K. Chamnicashipo in Colorado . Weather ■ ^ n . ReiHureiB Lteense gM* lo p g aaga red ul A cr" when to tSAf lass ¥ if. 8 d 6 Fkeytow to bedevil Batman Botata. l^ A I ^/T S I\ INSrANT : 8:84 (8 4 4 ^ ) "ASoa ta WendaS- ■ apg^a,. o- M. u.» iSi igajgiiAr* Com er Broad a ifi S AV I M fi S o r What's a. N lee_J M «M iTaild ■' L “I5 STSiSS Jis •»». i:M WhaPa New k l u & * Oesiiaa~ ABw (B» T m Dalag la « nwa iWfeliv PGA .Toumamant Pom). k«x>mpaWod by r mi- Middk T ^ e. West I v O >\ E A R N I N G ' (Alldrcn- T h b r* Vs (8444) Amerteaa Sportoaum fcwur -.P y c h d o g l ^ ltoebtoh4 This week a 4:8k (8) Daklarl . .a movla star in Faria. T o m . 3;84.Whi7a N ew ,, moot lovable eliaraotetn la Qangr. OlehM " (18) Fabite la t a ji^ SSGilL. — I v * M m * -..c, .. Repeat of 6:80 p.BL toonland "voleed A Si EB IIM 8Stl8 (88.^ WB Magdom jO) '. ftariaW, Keeimil Wynn ,(C) fr^ t£ 0 : 1:44 Grea4 D ^ b a a ; j i ■ „ ^lai li^iitor ea Oa WerM 4B) Davb, Hedda Hopper; (s T c o Is c Movto teoctonals r. ^ B eam -Bsatoe ? T ' 8 kiIAI R^BAtfigh twfTtyfUif Repeat to Mar il,'-16tM ] i;M Tea Me a S to A Saaday BdiUea NeirS' 381 M A IN 8 T. . AUve and About Oseesctleet - Mm. indlim Gandhi. India’ s U i4# < « ) Fotaaro 4# (C ) |:M Preview Bernard F. Grabowski - Prime Minister is the atdkieoL 18:84 (88) Fetor Gaaa ^ Extooring Matura Don WILLIS GcMge 1:88 ( » Year CeaunanMy' . BreSfeist^Su^B oTm <*•> »«■ •“ GORMAN BROS. 511 WEST center ST. - SO-1S11 8:46 l a Beheto Frevtow SFECXAUSTS IM (siM ) Meel the Frass problems Mm. Gandhi faces as ■ and features aa exclusive to- B2“* •* Hedttotton — ■ 8(gn 6:86 What’s Mew BBAJOB 8 B K V IO B 4«0 Main St. duckpin bewlera from throu(th. t€irl«w ^ On ym iAN OIL ixx. diUdren GENERAL ALTO REPAIR eut New BIngiand. Taped a (88d4) Fmak MeOea Bepeit «) News — ,.N«Mato ef NEW or USED 6:68 Sarvival ia tha Be MaadiMitcr week earlier at ProvideBca (C) ^ Cemfoit — Geed Night Hymn 34 M AIN ST. Coral Reef •6S-65S1— 18 MAIN 8 T„ MANCHESTER 0 8 ) Babeertattoa .TV Pattorn tor Uvtaw <«•) 0-S-. ">■ .■«**»*^ $ 09 What’s New -gaiTT W huif^ Ml) Tho Salto HHas Siga Off. (0) PAGE FOUR MANCHESTEB^ EVENING HERALD.^MANCHESTEE, CONN, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 19 % <5* th -y ■* a..... ^ A '* f • r ; f *f “ ^ ft.« ’ ■ -I r m u n I ---- >—

"GMset: Oeea-^ ftawaSah” naiie Ohaaalsl BA. H»ify j£nm.i£)wi» caW; ItM (t> Bart M ar «1) . Backr and His Fries** Ian, and peborah ifralley. A Finds Jolbs :Few a■— t a r r ,o of f jroinig love -with ro- I i' KMiy : M) - .(•*) ------— I # :« (•> hsatls. Hews awl _Westtar_ . NPW’ YORK— (NBA)—B y« ItSS ( » As the WnrH ToraS i S :ii (4S>. Oeyease Rick Nelson’ !)as not' ^MSX jlnrs .lIslw a Deal m ~ ■ ■ Man out of work t o t IT 'of Ji^' „ Sailer OrSe-'. tal with Robert Prejrton. ltl» . come Ir ' 1 . •Tbe KBswi?* ; “Z would like a dramatlo >re afomle 'War wtecka « i* Andg Shaw <0 their planet Hews, .•«< part,” handsome Rick said on I OenM (O (W Mr. Distrlet AMemey - a visit .ta New York with his .■Tee-’Xeaag <»-SMW HewW * a d W Weal e a f l W r ' Wife, Kiris. "But, It’s tough to ' Til* «j» ’ Wesieia Mass HtgUigMs' : ( 0 ressiags'News a in S u r d h t f lBaHl|git OonlrlBce producers tbat I ' can I <» Big S Thaiare rijightningStrikea. Twl handle that kind of ro)e,i Aftor. "Slernt .Ssroa'*: Land- grabber ,7si* lOUS hires genail^mr to kin. Hex- (M-M) Daniel Beane (O : After being foaslA IndoC^ of aU'tImse years, Z think - (Mt-Mi Tlie Batman (O kflUng his wife, man Wies 'tp loan leir and' get hla Win' aedeptwKse tw ain-In hiii learned something." property______ui KelUt Blok ’^8:M M> OUUgan’ s U laad . ^ eiq|uhnaent cd 150 feature film s, jTason.'ason. 1Blta Gam. (O Bob Denver GUligan decides —itn Bbman, I (hie fUpt film Rick made lUid A bigbly to .live apart from the other SSSS%lA®lSni.des.MS. tt> M OM Dellair Movie Cambridge, Zachary Scott. was "RIO. Bravo,” in .'which be and recording cu«er, Rick Js u of S p.m. .. castaways when they begin WASH] Where A e' Aotias b . to sneese in his presence.- - Arrow” Scott Brady, dld-a gbod job ..."I know they obviously able to handle much Fbyills 'Coates . . President Advestues la Paradise. count of how he and his col­ Starring Johnny Carson (O her efforl It is playing myself, as I'do on Sits (8> MDte Douglas Shew leagues captured outlaws - dif­ .(M> Vl 8. Air Perce Belt- great prol No Crying (M> MseKessie’s BaUers fers h-om CapL Farmalee's glows Film and: Sign . OH -(C) . the: show..” - (N> Three Stooges version. (C) 7m > One O’clock Boport—Sign In a Wh Rick is a soft-spoken, gentle (» ) ' British Oalesdar JConUe U fe of Henry o n ceremony, Phyfa (C> 1:1S (8) Ten He. Dr, Brothers (O) and completely unassuming At Van Dyke (M ) . W h t^ ir d * (8) Hews —Momests of C *^ eponded th; (M) Dessis the Messoe ■Phyf.'Phyfe Takes“ a Wife” Henry liW young man of simple tastes Mesrs aad Weather romances lady physicist to foit--Good Hight Hymn ed States ‘ <^j J^^ra^eaaiags Hews . test her loyalty fo America. (5) Hews a ^ VVeMcr —Mom- who likes nothing better than S;W (» Thsrsday Hight Movies eat el MedljaHea Sign OH other for g to puH 'out'a photo of his two- Final Show Hons to dri year-old daughter Tracy and (Oeatiaaed from Page One) "Togethe show It aroiind. (She Is a daf- can make Ung, with huge eyes and blonde, Tile modest Van I>yke- re­ place in 'w: hair.) He says he is complete­ plied: "Y es, Z think I’ve learned FRTOAY ja PROGRAM ly h i^ y in-show business. what to do. ln these five years. port Best Sener (0> ; ?tt f 1$)l » .Peter,r JeanfaGfs Hews newest ter a time it becomes a part of :t* (S> Death VaSey Dim w orld. - ______could learn how to do It.t* (S4S 4*) B o a C a s e y ------nlanunals (O ’ yoitt life and you don’t even (a > At M s n i e Kitty The liagio liocket" June Turl Ostl Reiner, creator at th e (8*> Bachelor Father Lodthait stars as Ina Coot (8.8AM) JInmqf Dean Bh|^ think about it If ’Tracy wants show;, rerorted: *Tm iftarting' liS * (S> Aa. tte Worid Tam brith. califs flfst poet: laur­ U:M (S-AZA8848) News, Spoils aM.: to be an actress, that’s' bH (8*8*) BeFs Maks • Deal (O) eate, Who befriende an am- Weather (0) r l^ SWi^ -at CMumbia, writ­ (t*a*> Hews Utlotts young girl and re­ (18) The mne Deer right But well! let her decide, ing, threftliig and produbhig vives memones of a: lost ro­ (» ) ' The Big News (8) Password. mance.' ’ 'OealldeBtial fer WosS- (8) Pram Bew Mday High! Starring Johnny Carson (C9 asked the folks to b* on thMr beilamiUar with the. material; "Wild BlveF' Montgomery (8) Ameiiea’a Oiealest Mew- radio Show. They didn’t force Clift. Jo Van Fleet Newly itti It’S from a^hookJie ’Wrote about 'ts88 > (0) formed Tean. Valley Author- "T h e ' Uagnlfloent Seveaf*. It I remember my first Wns— 8) The%%ra hto boyhood. ‘ epresentatlve arrives la Seven gunmen . are. hired by kMKA Xlnte fer Be .^TUie, Tenn.' to persuade ISTANBl «1 Mora, HI Pop’.” : Mary’lyiac M oon:I'Tm tent­ 8:88.1 -8) wemea's Hews Mexiean farmen to batUo Parliament . After 4110 episodes of a tole- S:8t I Xe TeU the Truth ey'e only., holdout to sell band o f thle-vliuc outlaws. Y ul ing-to Unlyerssi about ^ first AmOier Werid farm 'm g o v 't Biynner, BU 'wallaob. Stevd o f preside: vWon .sertee, ydilch is the 48) . G S a ii^ Hespital (18) SabseiMlea TV MnQueen., Horst Bucnhols. C ideture under contract toere.^if ^ HBUewnMer______, .aevie.Mev' ’ T he Ugly Diudiebund’ ’ "Xlie Devs aind Miss Jones" chose Gen toay be" (Thwouglily Modem florid P rem iere" SaUra on (M) A Ibn . Called X • .41- Jean Arthur, iRobeit Cum- fill the poi '(*>M) Local News aa* Weak­ minn. Chas Oobum. MUUe’ -wWi Jiilie - Andrews.' er ' ' (8) Movie Festtval ef BUs Sunay, A i^ 'm y husband .(NBC eimca- IVUW i« fiUlU Attswtasaawiises ItU (n> WoBtem Hass BliddighU "A nna j Karenina” Grew who reslg nifes *U mixed -op. John (St) Sports Camera - G^bo.'-Fredric- March. TdA armed for ffve Qimt Tinker) has ■ be^ ISanTmore, Frances. Farmer.' (4*>. Peter J e a a S is News Moy’ s :claM lo M A msLrriqd- »ng h itoafern d to New’ York" as pro-, T:St (8> WBd Wild W ^ - Woman s Mlndln*paeaian for • retired fre dashing army ofilM r, -who fin - (87 Hews - Robert Oonirad and Boss M ai- cipation < (tkMUttaed from Page One) grain head, so PH be moving. I SiSt (8) Disk Tan Dyke Shew. tin. Jim West and ArtemuS apuraa nor. really hate to leave.” (88-88) Tea D ea't Say (0 ) Gordon are assigned to In­ ; (M> M Merv a Griflls Shew places Prt that starts and concludes each (8) Saaee Cemmandelr 8 Shew vestigate the dandeetine re-' I i n ) TobMI Shew 70. He Is L a ^ Mathews: ”I Iwpe to (8____ 8 -a,, r The » Harsee cniituig of an outlaw army Starling Johnny Carson {(9^ , show. Ih that portion, Mitoh get a picture. I want to keep «:I8 (8>; B w w tr d > 4 r khew (0 ) for tbe conqueat of Ba]A CMui ! (48) ^ » , s7 a3& Fores BelA since Turk -wilt oohduct his at-home TV (W The: Maleh Game (0) Keenan Wynn SUeat atar. - OH x a In 1923, t working.” Larry is 10. (tn Hover Too Yang (88)(SS) V letoam :’ X t o ' Home ^ ) 0i^ epejrA^lliig*. audience In a vocal. session as (W ) . th e Swabbgr Shew hold the I lyrics to the songs are super­ (tS-8*) Hows Im__ NBC NT HeWa' special exaUt-’ (8) M ifA-.DA Fralhera fCl He was Patrick McGotdian, star of: ing the attitudes and 'ActlvUied . <8) .H e w s ^ Mf ^ ja ta, e f Oenw imposed on the TV screen. eC. the American- 'people re­ lot in a j( '^Secret Agent” MllUen Denar Mevie SSIS*^^ American opihlan oU ly and pi Che pleasant byways of Amer­ "Worid Premiere” ■ ^_ war.___ (C) PaiiLXZetdie^ ChiidrJ resuming CM) Vnera the Aetien Is ican musical history from tbe fering froi *Tm not .* comedian,” aagn (Itr Featm Fear-Thirty a n . M ? 8 s s RevoluUonary War to r e ce n t "Bladc.Bimd” Gene Kelly and 8:N (8AM) Taauur thrombosii Fred linciM umy, star of "My Broadway musical hits. J. Carrol NaisiL A eon seeka (M) FUaTlfiA 2 i ectora «ad-AotxeaBe* w bo 4i»' com a for H u«e Sons”, on the CBS Tele- revenge for the murder of hla a:M (i> negaa’s Meraes t i ^ r hr the Blade mmd. (88*8) Sammy Daria Jr. Show mo8t of the vdoe-dUbUng of o f stroke vtotan Network. "W riteni write -an .exloruoii gang in NY, Sammy welcomes . Vince Bd- foreign fUm* Into Ekigikfli. Ha funny hne*, and I deliver tbeni.. 'waids, Diahann Carroll, Jay home Sa S I Tvedd and me Americans and Pat hea dttbbed more ’ than ,8M! but thaUt .doean't make me A tagton, wt I (8) MUm ;D an^ Shew Henry. .(C) . film s tat t h e .p M t l i l y e a n i. treatment com ed ia n .” 4M) B eM n (8A*fe Addame FsmBy (M) Xhe ThraeSSei____ sgea * m m Gamer Pyle pital. Doc (M ) lads o o Parada Hail* Stoddard, aotraaa profc _____ Haney West hope for 1 There's * *L — ow Long" ' Fuse Sunay i duoer . wiw piays Patdine Rya- Lens' Weather A BnnUn^; Hoohy and; Sam RANGE and DRYER dale on ”The Secret^ Stonn,” (M) Petek’^deudage Hews are liired-by doconrict to find his prede haa opened * .oateriiii; eervioe (8) V eu*.8ei55i bum Ostm MX w ho's ptOimg ' rob Job# WRUNG SERVICE dency, be Sen. Thomas J, Dodd with, his . Kemal At and reatau^t in Weatport, __ pHaa TV. Swvlce Ohaiigea. Oempleto Conn., whan she puts in oon-. (M) nSTto'Xpday . ^ '' Without Sin” 8:8*.(8). Smethera JDethera Shew' Vlfiilnf tiwtallatloa* in OM (S aldecahl* kitchen tfine. ProbsUonary. . angeU . Tma and Net* Hmne* aiad Itiiil is. assigned, to h ^ t t is j | i ^!fews ^ 'and' W eaker ! a al^ mailrisom employee SPEEDY Sji ' eosne an executive. . Bleeffie.’Hea* TattallatlMi (tt^M) Mister Heberia tULY DEUaoUS (88) ___ (C) <9) ^ Hews w S ^ H e r W . 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