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TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1968 The Weathw FACB 8IXTECT Averafs T h S j Net Prsaa Ron Fareeaat a# O. S. WBidlll Bar Ike Week EadeS Aptii s, issa Oeattag Sanight. law be rapraaanted would lOaa Deborah A. Bates Of 23 enter Uito an agreemeiU FOR About Town Tanner Bt. and Mias Kathleen Refuse Group Manchester, but that the bill 14,125 C. Vennart of 70 Weaver Rd. was being submitted to MtnSwr o f «he A«6tt were honored at a tea Thursday antes a district. If the NRDD Cosmetics Baieau a t CXreulndoe 0lanl«y Circle of South MeOi* at Southern Connecticut State Sets Meeting failed for lack of enabling legis College. The committee for the Church wW sponeor a rum- lation. ‘ IT'S MW niuveday at B a.m. Superior Student Progrram at Ttie four-town Northeart Ref Attembts will be made Thurs MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1965 atOooper Hall. the college sponsored the tea use Disposal District (NRDD), day ulgnt to mollify hurt feel VOL. LXXXIvi NO. 169 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) for 60 frsehmen who achieved ings and to patch up differences. consisting of Manchester, Ver RadMUian Seaman Appren a 3.2 point average out of a pos If they fail, thia may be the Uggeits tice Richard L. Getsewich, son sible 4.0. non, South Windsor and Bolton, last meeting fW the fcur towns. «( Mr. and Mra Richard P. Oet- wfll meet si 7:45 p.m. Thurs At The Parkadt nearich a t S7l Hartford Rd., is a His Sixth Words: 'I t la fin day in the Muidclpal Building MANCHESTER crew member of the dertroyer ished," will be the theme of the Hearing Room to decide Us fu Damages Heavy Comsat Satellite U8S Flake while undersoins re Ijenten program for senior high fresher training at Ouantanamo on Thursday at 7 a.m. in the ture course of action. Red Jets Firing Cannon In 2-Car Crash Bay, Cuba, the Btake operates chapel of Second Congregation The NRDD, a paper organiza out of Newport, R X al Church. tion -with no financing powers, Orbiting Earth failed to endbrse le^slation Both vehicles Involved In an Daughten of Civil War Vet Mountain Laurel Chapter. which would have granted it accident last night at Center IRAND NEW Utose powers and Its March erans wtil meet tonight at 8 at Sweet Adelines, Ino., will meet and Cooper Sta. were towed meeting was adjourned with the ■ y HOWARD BENEDICTT ^ It wlH appear to hover mo- the home of Mrs. William An •niursday at 8 p.m. at the KofC from the scene with extensive drews, 86 School St. district's organization in Jeopar- AF Aerospace Writer Uonless directly over the equa Home, 1396 East St., N«w Brit damage. One of the motorists, ’65 ain. The tenor section Is re dy. CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. tor to provide continuous com The vote to endorse the legis munications traffic between Buzz Berlin in Display an Ellington resident, was given Robert Burke, son of Mr. and minded to bring costumes for lation, now before the State As (AP) — The pioneering Mrs. Joseph Burke, 33 Teresa approval by the costume com a court summons as a result of North America and Europe. sembly, failed to pass when five police investigation. Studebaker Early Bird communications The first sateUlte designed for Rd., a senior at Oak Hill School mittee. of Manchester’s six delegates for the Blind, Hartford, will at Police say that Eugene Dow satellite raced today toward commercial uee was injected voted "no.” BYancis DellaFera, glewicz, 26, in making » All Models— into on elUpUcal ortrit ranging tend a Key Club convention at Officers of all organizations the town’s sixth delegate, voted an outpost where it is to be A i r Lanes Boston, Friday through Sunday. turn from Cooper St. into Cen Immediate Delivery from 800 to 22,900 miles. of Zion Evangelical Lutheran with the representatives of the ter St., pulled almost into the come a switchboard for the He is pianist with the Oak Hill Church will attend a Church At Substantial In mld-momlng ’Ihursday, a instrumental combo, which will other three towns for endorse path of an automobile ^ t - first public utility spawned Elxtension Fund dinner-meeting ment. Savings ground signal is to Ignite a mo HANOI Plagued by compete in a talent contest at tMund on Center St., striking by the space age. tor aboard the craft to rtdft it LBJ to 'niureday at 6:30 p.m. at Beth The five local delegates ob its right side. The operator of Data from tracking stations the parley. any Lutheran CSiurch, West jected to the bonding clau.se, AS LOW AS Into a circular path In which the second vehicle was Bldwaro around the world showed Early both high and low points would Hartford. which would have given the dis L. Dettore, 24, of 9 Lilac St. NORTH Other Planes WUling Workers C bde of Bird is orbiting the earth every be about 22,300 miles. trict autonimous power to fi Dowgiewicz is slated to ap 67 minutes at altitudes ranging V IIT NAM South Methodist Church will Reynolds Circle of South nance operations up to a $4 mil pear at the Manchester session Ground controllers then are to meet Ihuraday at 2 p.m. at the from BOO to 22,680 miles. BERLIN (AP) — Four Methwilst Church will meet lion limit. of Circuit Court 12 on April The U hour and 10 minute fire small gas Jets aboard the On Viet home of Mrs. Qailhrt Carr, SB I Soviet MIG19 jets firing with Wesley and Percy Smith They insisted that financing 19 to answer a charge of failure *1995 orbit Ume was 13 minutes elow- satelUte for a week to nudge It F o ^ r St. gingerly toward Its stationary Circles tomorrow at 8 p.m. at should be permitted only after a to grant the right of way at an ar than had orlginaUy been cal- 1 cannon flew over Berlin to- ^-Cabinet meeting in which he Susaimah Wesley Hall. Mrs. referendum vote In each of the Intersection to a vehicle not eulated. posiUon. By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER I day and other jets harassed British American Chib wlH meet Eau"! Swallow will speak on four member towns. obliged to stop. "R looks very good, very The launching was the firrt AP Special Correspondent declared the United States Allied air corridors as West tonight at 8 at the clubhouse. A “Spanish America." At a public hearing on the pro A written warning for failure close to the planned oibit." said venture Into space for Oomsat, WASHINGTON (AP) — would not be second to any c n i u boffet wSl be served after the posed legislation before the to grant the right of way was BOLAHD a business partnership of com- country in seeking an honorable Germany’s Parliament met a spokesman at ths SateUlts President Johnson will de meeUng. The bouse oommittee Airman apprentice Richard E. Sisterhood Prepares Items for Auction State Assembly’s CiUes and issued to Stanley Sombric, 58, Control Center In Washington. municaUons interests in 46 na peace. He also opened up the lin this old German capital. wUl meet sAer ttie buffet. Giraro Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Boroughs Committee, Reps. of 251 W. Center St., after he "The tracking data we have tions headed by the United liver a major statement of poaslbllity of U.S. economic a.s- The flight of the four Richard E. Giraro of 8 Angel Mrs. Harold Krantz and Mrs. Joseph Kopman, chairmen, are assisted by Mrs. Leonard Steve Oavagnaro and Atty. Paul MOTORS, INC. sistance to a peaceful Southeast reportedly struck an automoblj# now gives a picture that is States. The utility plans to have U.S. policy on the Vietna Im IGs at 1,000 feet altitude, St., recently graduated from Seader (left to right) in prepeuing articles for the secMid annual Public Auction, spwisored Groobert, Town Counsel Irving while making 4 left turn from much better than last night. The a global space communications mese war tonight in an ap Asia In which Cofnmunist North e m u Aviation Mechanical FUnda by the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom. Scheduled for Thursday at 7 p.m. irf the new Aronson and Chamber of Com McKee S t into Center St. yes 369 Center St. network In operation In 1967. Viet Nam might share. power display for the engineers feed they have a very parent move to encourage A new element was injected to mentats SchooS at the Naval Air temple, the auction will feature antiques, new and used furniture, jewelry, electrical ap merce vice president Bruce terday. This vehicle, traveling go^ orbital picture.” If successful, Early Bird wlM West Parliamentarians, FOR RENT Technical Training Center, 643-4079 the crisis Ia.st Thursday when 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projee- pliances, bric-a-brac and an air conditioner. No clothing will be sold. William Spear Of Mid Watkins, all urged defeat of the west on Center St„ was oper Nine days of tricky orblt-ehlft- open a new era tn the history of peace efforts by a group of came after members had Men^phis, Tenn. dletown, a pitrfessional auctioneer, will return again this year to conduct the sale. Refresh measure. ated by William E. Walsh Jr., communlcatloDs. For the first 17 nonaligned countries. the heads of government of 17 tore—eonnd or snent, aleo ing maneuvers must be accom countries, including India, Yu assembled in Congress Hall. 85 »"»«»■ slide projectors. ments wdll be sold and the public is admitted free of charge. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Vernon State Rep. Ray Spiel- 16, of 31 Dougherty St plished before Early Bird I time, the public will be able to The speech, schedul-ed for de Hose Co. 2, Eighth District man, a member of the hearing livery at Johns Hopkins Univer goslavia and the United Arab West Berlin police could not Fire Dept., will meet tomorrow reaches its roorting place 22,300 Republic, petitioned the United ¥fELDON DRUG CO. committee, then submitted a mllea above the Atlantic Ocean. (See Page Eight) sity, Baltimore, is beUeved to find that the shots had hit M l Mein St.—Teh 64S-S8S1 at 8 p.m. at fire headquarters The Hartford Kiwi Club, an Cub Scout Pack 98 will have Delta Chapter, Royal Arch substitute bill, which would have been decided upon by the States and the Communist pow anything. Main and Hilliard Sts. organization of former Ameri a council meeting tonight at Masons, will meet tomorrow at create the North Central Refuse President at this time also to ers as well as 'all other directly (Met 31 7:15 at the home of James St. 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Tem Interested countries with an ap One formation of four MIQa can Airline stewardesses, will District, consisting of the towns PARTNERSHIP SALE serve these other purposes; •creamed s i near aupersoi^ meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Pierre, 35 Bretton Rd. All driv ple. The Mark Master Mason of Vernon, South Windsor and 1. Emi^iasize what officials peal to start negotiations "as soon as possible without posing speed over Oongrees Hall Itsett. home of Mrs. Robert A. Daly, ers and chaperones for the degree will be conferred. There Bolton. COME MEET OUR NEW PARTNER Congress Debating call the "peace track” of U.S. Other Soviet jet figbtera and 57 Walton Dr., West Hartford. scheduled trip to the submarine will be refreshments and a so Spietman told the committee policy at a time when American any preconditions.” About the same time British Oe Nenf t w 1 n-jet attack bombetx . base in New London and all cial hour. members that the three towns JOSEPH GRIMALDI and South Vietnamese bombings streaked at irregular Intervmla The Sisterhood o t Temple volunteers for the paper drive of North Viet Nam are slowly Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart told the House of C>)m- ait low level over West BccRn. Beth Sholom will sponsor a are requested to attend. REMODEL DOUBLE Health Care, Schools closing In the Hanoi area. Air LAOS SOUTH- An informant sold Soviet jet* public auction on Thursday at BREASTED JACKETS. Reg. $20.09. ns.oo strikes against North Viet Nam mons in London that there were more grounds for hope on that were buzzing Weetem jdsuiea 7 pm . at the new Temple. Wil PW Theta Chapter, Beta began exactly two months ago VIST NAM flying in the air corridors to and Sigma Phi sorority, will meet CUFF and PRESS 'Thursday than there had been liam Spear of Middletown, a 75c today on Feb. 7 and about 20 from Berlin. professional auctioneer, will tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the TROUSERS. Reg. $l-2«. have now been made. Johnson even the preceding day. John MAH home of Miss Rosemarie Len- House Senate son and Secretary of State Dean There was nothing tM* conduct the sale. Everything COATS SHORTENED Reg. reportedly wants to remind the zano, 38 Glenwood St. Miss WASHINOTON (AP) — The WASHINGTON (AP) — The Rusk have said they do not morning but this afternoon they but clothing will 'be up for bid. RUMMAGE SALE OR LENGTHENED $3.60-$4.00 »2.75 TO ^3.25 world that the aim of his strate Map locates dates and places in North Viet Nam hit started hot and heavy,” tha Chairmen are Mrs. Harold Sandra Malin is program chair House opens debate today on a Senate today takes up President know what Stewart was talking Johnson’s proposal to assist de gy in this respect is not a wider source said. Kranz and Mrs. Joseph Kop man for the meeting. REMOVE PLEATS $6-biUion bill to give older war but security tor South Viet about, but his remarks strength bv U.S. and South Viet Nam planes in the two- Americans hospital care, low- prived children by giving $1.8 en an impression that the peace One witness reported a Sovirt man. There is no charge for ad Thursday, April 8th lilO M TROUSERS. Reg. $8.00. Nam. month air war against the Communists. First air jet buzzed a commercial plana (Lakota Council, Degree of eost medical insurance and big bUIlon in federal aid to the na Early Bird 2. Respond to fears and criti front of the Vietnamese conflict mission. 9:(^ AJM. 25% OFF ON ALL OTHER ALTERATIONS tion’s elementary and second has become very active within strike took place on Feb. 7 and also includes ® either landing or taking off at Pocahontas, will meet tomor ger Social Security checks. cisms about U.S. policy which ary schools. the last week or two. action in which U.S. Navy planes hit the North Tempelhof Airport in the U.S. row at 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fel MANCHESTER The measure, which carries have been expressed by public St. Joseph’s- Mothers Circle benefits for some 20 million per Nobody laid a glove on the On the other side of the pic Viet Nam coast. (AP Photofax.) ______oeotor. will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. lows Hall, Main St. There will COOPER H A a figures in this country and gov “That Russian could not have be refreshments and a social sons and higher taxee for most measure in the Senate Educa ture, Chairman J. W. Fulbright at the home of Mrs. Alfred SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH tion and Labor Oommittee and Events ernment leaders abroad. One of been more than 1,000 feet away FINAL WEEK hour. TAILOR SHOP workers and their employera, is the chief points of criticism ia of the Senate Foreign Relations Ponticelll, 30 McKee S t SPONSORED BY THE STANLEY CIRCLE Democratic Leader Mike Mana- from the plane,’’ the wRneap 121 SPRUCE STREET—649-2184 the biggest single enlargement that the conflict In Southeast Oammittee said possible Inter a t Social Security siiKe the sys fleld hopes to have It passed by vention of Red China in the said. "The Russian wae gMng Friday. The qoention is whether Asia could get out of hand and like hell." tem was founded In 1936. In State explode into a Mg war. struggle was discussed by the Air Force Certain The package bUl litcludes the bin can sidestep amend committee wltti Ambassador An Allied spokesman said be Come to the s IN c E R 3. Indicate to whatever extent could not confirm the report of President Johnson’s hospitaliza ments from the fkxx:. MaxweU D. Taylor late last The Presklent’e priority pro be considers wise at this tlma harassment in the air corridors, tion proposal and much more. some of the U.S. guidelines for week. Fulbright expressed con- He has enlhustaisUcaBy en gram hoa had a rtium ed Ufe so «em.tbait lb* war 1 But he said Soviet flghtem m Paitersoh Says an aamraaMi -W iiagntiatinm WBd peatedly buzzed the BrttlMi mtKe dorsed It. far Itz thia first oaeslon of the the issues that would have to bo of oontroL 114'*' Birthday jit Currently 8Bth Ooiigress. In an interview, Fulbright tary airfield at Oatow, sb' 4te Voting is not expected until Personnel Board resolved in recushing a success- Thursday, at the earlleet. The The niouae Eduoatton Oom- said be could not asaess Tues western oaitsklrta of Berlin. mittoe was the loot to tinker tul agreement. ‘ “These buzzings are very Mnt vote, updsr present plans, Tha President’s address wW day’s reports that U.N. Secre Bv JOHN T. WHEELER *rorist attacks on U.S. Installs' with the MU. R tightened the Violating Law ^ ^ ^ -k-r 11 -vr'.A tlons 4inm QriiifViSouth \7ifbfViet >IamNam, It.It iiIs dangerous because of our troop Party! win be on a Repi^Ucan move to be carried to the nation by tele tary-General U Thant had re SAIGON, South Viet language to make sure that now clear that the raids were in planes flying in there," he said. Attractive substitute a similar bill — but vision and radio at 8 pjn. E6T. ceived a message from Red Qd- Nam (A P)— The U.S. Air one not using the pay roH tax to even though parochial schools na’s Premier Chou Eln-lai sug- the offing even If there had been OiaitcMlor Ludwig Ehard met HARTFORD (AP)—Speaker of ’This wBl be. Johnson’s second with his Cabinet brtore the his pay for hospitalization. Inrtead, will benefit all eld will be ad the House J. Tyler Patterson major Vietnamese policy rtote- gesUng that any settlement in Force thinka the two- no such attacks. ministered through pubUc toric session and reaffimied "In mere would be bigger contribu said today that the State Per ment, laying stress on peace Viet Nam le up to the parties month-old air war against The Communists made our tions by recipients and the fed schools. It broadened ooverage directly involved. The Arkansas Job easier by giving \is the ex strong terms the right of Weet^ Stocks to include 315,000 chllifren of sonnel Board apptirently kept no hopes, within two weeks. On the Communists in North (Jermany to be In the divided eral Treasury. minutes of its meetings. He said March 26 the White House re senator said he did not have and South Viet Nam has cuse," said one U.S. source. The basic health beneAt In the reUef familiee. this apparently was in violation U.S. strategists expect the city. Our April compilation of Currently The Houae Oommittee then leased a statement udiich it said bill Is up to BO days hospltaliza- of the state's right-to-know law. the Presideat had presented to a (See Page Thirteen) scored some major military aerial bombing to slow down "Parliament and the govern Attractive Stocks is now available to tliin and 20 days nursing home paoised the biU March 3 by a The OOP leader foom Old successes. supplies to the Viet C o a g . Cam ment are exercisiiig their legi HtSICUSSWITH Lyme asked Gov. John N, The blueprint ter the future bodia is now the only place that timate rights and duties and Save ^50 interested investors. Here in conven (Bee Page Bi^B) (See Page Eight) clearly calls for a gradual step- the Reds can store and mass insist on these," said a state TOUCH * 8BW* Drtue Dempsey, chairman of the ient form is a list ot stocks our re board, to explain why the rtat- up of pressure on the north. supplies across the border from ment read to a news conference slg-sag aewlBg madilne search department considers good ute "seemingly has not been Possibly the bomb sights will South Viet Nam that is not open by Erhard’s spokesman, deputy Area Chiefs Discuss press chief Werner Krueger. la this haadsoms dsskl complied with." turn on Ho Chi Minh’s labori- to air strike. investments at this time. The stocks Patterson expressed Ws views ously built industries. "TOe air strikes also have a Opening the seesioQ, PaiHw- LOW ECONOMY RITES in a letter to the governor which Since the first bombs of the political goal. The U.S. govern ment President Eugene Ger- are grouped for certain investor ob Optional Party Lever IT steilmaier protested the thres he released to the press. New England Topics current raids were dropped ment hopes the Hanoi regime jectives. A copy of this report is Pattercxm inttiaUy asked the Feb. 7, U.S. Air Force and Navy will decide that support a t the Communist Mnrtdowns of the available at the PCB office nearest governor for the nUnutes of the planes and Vietnamese Skyrald- Viet Cong is not worth the de Berlin autobahn and Mher hap- Reported Favorably boaid in a letter last month. ers have poured some 1,400 tons struction of Hs own vital instal assments. The Communists you. . .no obligation of course. WA8HINOTON (AP) — N ew f England and Bast Coast states lations. Some political sources closed the 110-mile highway this He said testimony before the pending further review by the of bombs and rockets into 26 AppropriaiUonB Oommittee indi England governors and mem North Vietnamese targets. say the North Vietnamese may morning for three hours for tha bers of Congress have discussed Office of Economic Planning be prepared to return to a more ttolid day In a row. HARTFORD (AP)—Tha Ben-#Tuaeday to reject the adniinl- oated that state agencies were and presidential authorityi This has cost 12 U.S. Air asking tor deficiency appropria residual oil Imports, rail pas primitive economy to keep up The British forces drt>k>yed a ate Electtone Oommittee gave a Stratton proposal and to sup senger service and the reg(ion’s Reed and Gov .JMm H. Oia- Force jets, 10 U.S. Navy planes port an optional party lever bill tions because of salary modifi- and four Vietnamese air force the pressure on the sodth and to battalion of 600 men in what favorable report today to the future In an unusual joint con fee of Rhode Island called on expM the Americana from the was called a noimal exercise. It Democratic administration’s bill that would only require legisla oaiUons granted by the personnel OBP Director Buford ElHngton planes. Five U.S. Air Force pi- board. ference. Indochinese Peninsula. was a visual demonstration that Mr. Newton EmerBon, lor an optional party lever on tive action. After business eesetons at ttie in an effort to speed up the loU, five Navy fliers and tvro The Senate MU may be ready These salary modificattona to Vietnamese are dead, missing A high U.S. Air Force eource the West as well as the Ecist can PUTNAM. COFFIN &BURR voting machines. Capitol ’Tuesday, the govemore study Into the need for retaining exercise power In the isolated 9 VNiage St., Manchester, tOye; However the mea«jre was not tor action In the Senate by next taled $8.2 miUton, Patterson residual restrictions. or captured. said the majority of the raids on said, even though the 1868 Gen said they felt a working Ualaon city. read into the Senate, because week. A houae MU may atoo be Ellington said he had been All but two of the American NorUi Viet Nam have had ex 71 EAST CENTER ST. • 643-2151 '*Our irwln reason for changing . . .1e eral Assembly only appropriated had been strengthened and tremely good resulta. He said The Bundestag got permission (hat body adjourned for the day reedy by then there would bo more such meet given the task of making a new and South Vietnamese losses DempMy said today he was $1.5 mllUon tor the purpose. resulted from antiaircraft fire American and South' Vietnam from the Western powers to gaa was to see if we could spend leae before the committee action was ings. evaluation of the national de PLUS MVMBVHR NRW YORK. AMffIVteAN ANO ROSTON STOCK CKCHANSSS "disappointed that the matter The governor made records of fense angles of the residual Oonununist planes have been ese losses had not been high taken. the board avadlable to the Re- The gathering was described (See PagO Eight) PRBB money to heat our 7-room older honw. R will be read into the Senate a t the party lever has gone back quotas and intended to study it reported In the vicinity of the considering the targets, the ex pubUcans through the State Fi as "most succoasful” by Gov. tensive defenses, the number of GIFT ' tomorrow, and be ready for into the poUtical arena." „ John H. Reed of Maine who "in depth." He indicated no American raiders only twice, fai We did Just that — cut ow heating 1 prsented what I honestly nance Commissioner George sorties flown and degree of de 3 sewing books, action by the Senate next week. announced a aecrotariat would time ech^ule. the past week. Democrats and Republicans beUeved was a practical and (^nkUng. Reed said a requert tor a The second time the U.S. Air struction expected. (over 600 pagos)- Big savings jon TOUCH A SEW sswing expenses by . . . and our hpma is Patterson said these would be be established in Boston to The source said rtrikes nadled rival opttonal party honest attempt to solve the maintain gubematoriol-congros- meeting with President Johnson Force was considerably embar a $12 valuel maehinss in othsr oabinsts too! problem,” the governor said "of considerable value” to the was considered but wae not against the Viet Cong inside alwaya an even, cocnfortable lever MUs. RepubUcans, but "they do not rional relations on matters of rassed when a handful of out News Tidbits The Elections Oommittee sat deemed appropriate until the dated MIG jet fighters shot South Viet Nam are going much The RepubUcan - dominated Uke the place of reg^ar min Interetate concern. tamperalure.''' Bouse BUections CkMnmKtee is Jolt^ Tuesday to hear party OEP hod mode its finding cn down two FT06s and escaped. better now. After these jet raids from the AP Wires utes of the meetings of the He also said the congression began Feb. 19, some Army offi expected to report favorably on lever Mils. al delegation applauded a gov request from Udall. The New The United States has avoided Houae Speaker J. Tyler Pat board." England senators plan to confer cers complained that the raids rSbrry M'ani! Vlfken ms tlw OOP measure. The GOP leader said that It ernors’ recommendation lor the ^>ectacular raids on population Party The Democratic MU, Support- terson of Old Lyme set the Re- with Ellington April 14. centers to 'concentrate on mili were too slow' getting off the Three Birmingham m«i al seemed to him that the board creation of a New England ground because they required irthday •d by Gov. John Dempsey in publicatn attitude toward the group composed of three House Reed and Sen. Edward M. tary targets that might sit bet legedly linked with Ku Klux iodvertised tune-ups... administration MU when he de was one of those required to Kennedy, D-Mass., said It ie clearance from highest U.S. of- bis opening message to the 1m - have regular minutes of each members, one senator and one ter with world opinion. Klan entrender to ti.S. marshal Saving scribed M as a "fake” and a hoped that by this "one-two Although the first strikes wers after indictment by federal ialature, would require that the meeting under the right-to-know governor to keep all intereets (See Page Two) Special "smokescresn.” punch" effort the barriers to re said to be In retaliation tor ter- ury on charges of conspiring SINGER* porUble opttonal lever law also he law. This statute opens the rec lidormed on mutual problems. Four-ln-one written into the Mate conrtltu- Other toglslatora took more Reed also reported the great' scinding the quotas might be to violate rights of slain civil typewriter ords of public bodies to inspec Home Sowing Contorl fiextble, leea partisan poslUons est discussion concerned last eliminated soon. ___ rlghU worker Mrs. VloU Uusxo. e Lightweight, only vlQS ^0cnr^Q V HWCOVIO^ROfNInjF yiNifSfiiVwCM agree; modem GMa Meeting te dean, economieai tion. . on the Mils before the commit- tion by the pubUc. Sen. (31olborne Pell, D-R.I., Sava over $30 M would have to be a p p r o ^ l^tterson said that the state week’s announcement by Secre . . . Tjrpographlcal Union and 1. A new SINGER* 11 pounds i t the oonatltuUonal convention tee. _ tary of the Interior Stewart L. said New Englanders had un- publiahers of seven New Yortl Install Gas Heating . . . and if yo« are not COM c|utet and dependable! When you add up ALL theaa Sen. Jamee E. Taneley, D auditors called this to the at- aewlng machine • Standard keyboard that wlU convene this year and Udall that he could not lift real- Britons Spend Freely dailies agree on contract thia and touch-set PLETELY SATtSFIED wMi N in eveiy respect, we’U benefits, phM savings on fuel costs, furnace clean be euhmltted to a referendumi dual fuel Ml imports tor New I (See Page Niaeteea) 8 . Attractive cabinet (Bee Page Eight) (See Page Eight) morning, easing threat o f ane margin control A RepubUcan canoue —^ other city newspaper etrlke, an 3. Sewing bench with remove the equipinent arKl refurtd every penny ing, and repair bills — you'H find modem Gas Hhal- atorage apace • Complete with negotiations with other unlond 4. Handy aewing baoket carrying case you've paid on A H mM's how sure we are youf ksg oae of today’s best basgainal To Beat New Taxes continue. Second Big Flood Secretary of State Dean RusB ail for only only $ 4 4 1 4 asks support for policy osi Si < t li-T South Viet Nam at meeting a t CALL YOUR HEATING CONTRACTOR Hits Iowa Town ministers of Central Treaty fto- [4 ganizatlon. . . . South VietniM OR THE HARTFORD GAS COMPANY mesa Maim SM V M Oeng kSlai CTIEROKBE, Iowa (AP) — Severtiy-four liquor stores and tobacconists sharply to trim the public’s or eaptured today in first ma» years ago the worst flood In this northwest reported: "It’s just Ilka Chrl.st- spending, cut Britain’s overseas Investment and Introduced a jor battle tn months in awampg QUALITY ENGINE TUNE-UP Iowa town’s" history smashed down the mas." massive tax reform, Including a Mekong delta south of Satgon. narrow UtUe Sioux River Valley, carrying It was the. country’s Mggest James B. Carey reolgaa to ^ h stu ck on capital gains. beat-the-budget fling In 18 presideat of Intematkmal UaloB PLUS F B n homes aw«y Hit* tinder. Tme object: to restore confi PLUS PRBE GIFT ♦ Today, Cherokee, a city of 8,500 w m years. ^ , dence in the pound sterling, of Electrical Workers after L»- GIFT i Automatic,, A One-Stop Featured Service for Cuatomera lined up at ciga bor Department rules his r$| Buttonhole Attachment LP record album ~ confronted with lU second greatest flood. stem the drain on Britain’s re- rette storee, buying several car election lUegal, opening way fW Reg.lBJK (stereo or hi-fi) As in the flood of 1891, no Uvss have been aervea, reverse the unfavorable lost but bualneaa and property damage U - tons at a timq. Starting today, naming a t Paul J. Jennings to they coat 76 cents, T cents a balance of trade and help Indus •etlmated at naore than $600,000. try expand exporU and sharpen the poet . . . New evidM ci twlth yonr purahaae The surging stream, 16 times its normal pack more. ■hows fluoride coati Unites to Liquor etorea (reported a briak Its competitiveness. *12.50 width, has forced 360 persons to evacuate Callaghan said the tax •trength and stabUMy o f bsimjL IM tbase MBd MMBj nnadvartlsed specials, toot Labor, Parts Extra 76 homes on low lands near the river. demand for all varieties of spir suggesting partial explaiu B^ its. A botUe today cost an extra changes would raise an extra No homes have been swept away but $607.6 million a year. of lU value in preventing t o e * 8toNu Umitod on some Itoins. so hurryl oountleaa resldenta are knee deep In water, cents, eclipalng the recent Front End Alignment price war cuts. , The DietUlere Company, Brit with basement walls apllt apaa from ax- ain’s major producer of spirito, * * N i ^ Viet Nam dtototo « m^tiiuwJbrtomorrowUatSlNCERtoday! Beer In Um pubs went up a Ineludlng Wheel Bearing Ad ploslva water preeeure. ^ ____ mid the admtional . . tax on ita aheB dmen M of •• VA. AH The little Sioux. normaUy a l ^ OtTwii^ penny. Road taxes on private Fema ptwea tovntyed t o ^ dare increased $7 a year, to $4$. product was “ yet another tax on justment and Complete Inspec rolled up a oraat of 27.1 feet Tuaedoy and ploasure and fun.” auaday m stitosgtotoM ^ . 5 0 ntore to on the way down, th ro^ h It* T a x deductions tor business- Hrer at«Uon a$ T h e S r * SINGER Imbor man’aToars ware leduoed hy ' A aaokesmao tor the Institute tion o f Suspenilon System! winding waterahed. A crest ^ Spencer A. offlotola ht ^ ; out the initial allowance of Directors aald; "At » «»«• SEWING CENTERS Farts Sixtra night win 4*8 herejR * d*y or two. whan Britain noodad a hlrtiy to eonmeiU on per oaet ^ the purehsse Melting early zprilH; m aw ^ . akUlad amtsoB. Mr. CiUa^ h ntns were bMiMd___^ • appaars hi ttia rble of a 832 BfAIN STREET— TEL. 643-8883 PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, INC. The overflow mlsaad tar buH- gygrlqt hut jB to thd •A Trademark ofTHSomOBR COMPANY ( 3 * 373 MAIN STREET—Phone 649-2881 aa iaaooaa to » owM Uoled in phone book under 8INOBR COMPANY ^ 1 MITCHELL DRIVE—Phone 649-4545 i.' H B '!$)$« fBBB'lilP j r 3^- m i ii? U VAt > .» .If ‘ I’'"',' iF!eis4»8wSle»e*» - f. fi.~'P-
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL ;7, 1966 of the top performance prizes P A G E T W O had to go to "M y Fair Lady” GIRL SCOUT TROOP NO. 1 Sheinwold on Bridge Home Gardener’s Notebook Oscar Choic^ and tha film colony was deter Composers Urged Lorraln* PrwitlM, R t 30; Joyce mined H shouldn’t go to poor t>oiuird, 7» Vemon AVe.; C ^ - Bolton Rockville-V ernon thia LUk. 3a Valley View Lane; In th» Sondi dsekr . _ Slammed by Audrey HbpW»rfi" -r- who pMy«
Mii. 'X- MANCHESTBE ll^CTES'i'E^ C0Ny„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 19^.
lIANCHESTEtl EVENING HERAIJ), MANCHE3TEI^ CX)NN, WEDNESDAY, APBIL t,;H W PA6B POUB :::::ii!!i inal which Is sent to toe proper Bloody Angola Revolt -CircuU C ourt of C onnecticut court BO that a file may be I Easter is everywhere made up. T iii aocuaed may I ■liai tola origtaud, promising to | Defeated by Portugid iqipsar In court on the speci especially at. e e e Police, Records, Tickets fied date, and for the average I iiii non-eerloua violation thus | Omary Bohoole In hf* district grid avoids the posting of a bond. By LYNN HElMZERUMa Convictions on driving three days of the date of arrest, Aasoelated Frees Writer he la gradually Averooming tha Xb to tlM wdl-kno«m merit, Th* first page when com- tha Influenoa la ten fo r example, may explain hie OARMONA, i^ la .(A P ) - African dMKcUnaUon to take under plqjpd, contains toe name, ad- girls out of the f i i ^ and send •tgantetlon of troop* thitmch- points. plight to toe proeecutor and, draas, age, hesnse xuunbsr o f FoKugBl has liantletl the Or- •Bt the •tato, Mch a* Troop G. A t any time the 8u^>enslon with toe record avallaUe by hem to Bchobl. telephone, the OMe eaa be the operator, tha type of motor gsoilaation of African Unity a He says 1.676 family heads ■tstloaed at the Weatport bar Dtvleion of Motor Vehicles vehicle Involved, marker num- received more than $1,000 for deems It appropriate, an oper brought to court knaoedlately. defeat in ite drive to end white racks, there are special units ’Rie Circuit Oxirt Recording bdn, the charge against the op their coffee crops lari year, attached to 8 U te Police bsad- ator may be summoned to ap- erator with the section of the ’’I f Uhey don'll have money, [>ear beifor* a motor vehicle Center in Middletown, Criminal foreea of Hblden ^uarters to Hartford. Arrest Records Bureau In Hart Connecticut Statutes ^ipUcahle EBobedlo, oa&ng himself preat- tt's becauee they don’t want to liearlnge officer to determine to toe duwge, the name o f the. woxjt.” the govkmor sUd, ' lhaae special units roam the the adviaabillty of aliowlng the ford. and Motor V to ld e Depart- S dent - e f toe Angolan revolu- atata aaslcned to whaterer lo- mextt records In Wethersfield arreeiiag officer, and the hour,- *1lonixy govemment in exil*, He is stringing barbed wire- operator to continue to drive or (not to nwntlon the reedily date and locatlan o f thMiOburt have been driven. back acroaa around a few farms, building OMtloB thalr servloss appear to register a motor vehicle in the iH'i he most seeded. A unit o f radar avaUahle records of toe FB I where the case Will be handled. the Angotan border Into the observation towers in the for vtftt#. 'which covers out-of-etat* felo- The next three pages are car Oongo^Moept tor a few ragged ests and spotting new defense tsains diapatohed from For some of the major traf ^joartara In Hartford operate In niea) combine to give Connecti bon coplea o f the first pegs. hands lurking In the deep posto* - ' . . ' fic vlolatlone, suspension is au cut one of the most efficient The second page which is seta of northwestern Ah|^Ia. In Luanda, the oapital, there the western part of tha state tomatic, upon oonvlctlrm In is also a new urgency. In 1964, while anothar unit oosers the and oompnhensive crtantnal colored green la sent along to Angotana, htock and white, is also a new urgency. In 1 ^ , court Moat people are familiar records systems In the United court for the prosecutor’s file are hack tanding their coffee building atariS'.-.tnbled, The seat 1 1 portion o f tha state. with the 30-^y automatic aus- States. brick Blctory has been unable I0e«e» unit has auffident psr- along with the original whits eropa and expaeong a bumper penalon upon conviction of The uniform traffic tieket is first page. On the bMk of each harveet. to meet the detot^> officials aonnsl to set 1 9 several radar g>eeding. Upon a first convic say. Mew tastorlee are. going teams, each team consisting of the name given to the four- of these pages Is a space for the Roberto, an Angi^on of the tion for reddees driving alx- page summons Issued by police officer’s notes for testifying in border - straddUng Bakongo up; * a radar operator and the “chase month augtenslons oocur and New «to p ef ore deposits have ear” driver. DIffannt \man- men in traffic vlolstions ar court. tribe, latlnched h ia '“ LiiberatlM fo r driving while under the In- rests. 11118 ticket is not used for The third page is a yeUow Campaign’ ’ In Maroh, 1961, with been found In southern Angola. noonoed looatlaBB are 1 fluenca one-year suspension fol parking violations and feksdee page that remains in the of one of the most aaVege maa- Rail lines are being bulK and an a dally heals upon state lows. involving a motor vtoide such the ports of Lobito and Moca' highways for trafBe snforoe- ficer’s possession and which sacres of modem Africa. Hun In addition the point syMem as theft of a motor vehicle, or also contains a space for the dreds of Angolan farmer^, with modes expanded to handle ex i i aient by thee* units. la applied so that frequent min taking a motor vto id e 'without their wives and cbiildren, were porta. German Krupp Intereats Another floating special unit officer’! notes for testifying In or yMations, indicating a dan permieeion c f .toe owner. court. Usually the officer upon hacked to death, tanitally mull are putting $40 miUlon Into ¥ In Hartford la the gerous driving pattern, will re The Untform Traffic Ticket these ore mining operationa. ending his duty ^ ig n m en t for lated or burned to death. rioa sqiuad, best knora fo r aur- sult in loss of license. The ac derives Its name from toe fact The ore deposits at Oasslnga, prtaa raida hi conjunction with toe day returns tots third yel Both blacks and whttea fell cumulation of three points that toe ultimate goal of Its low page Into the police file before Roberto's fanatical fol to be exploited by the Oompan- looal poUca and the prosecutor’s within a flve-yeai* span leads supporters Is to have tola traf hla Mlnelra Do Lobito are very upon auch fam iliar tar- where it is held Intact fo r him lowers. Whole famiUea were ntnnf. to a written warning from the fic ticket used unlfinmly wiped out.' The Portuguese re- high grade and operations there guts as bookies, poUcy players, throughout toe United States. until he requires It for court Motor Vddcle Department to room use. taliatloB twhioh followed was far are Just atartlng. The project H it purveyors o f ohaoana Ut* the operator. A seven-point to Although lbs use In toe Circuit involves building a town for Court system became manda The fourth page goes to toS| from gentle. Soon troops were sratare. tal wlihtn five years resulta In arrested party. Of a durable ■treaitong down to Portugal's 30,000. OhM* ooordinaition hats a aummona to a hearing .at tory statewide In 1B61, Strat fo rd as well as some other po cardboard material, it contains rich “ Overaaaa Province” from alaito v«o* aquad, looat which a heavy burden la'upon all toe information written Slurope. hsa and «he proueontoc^ o the operator to convince the nce departments within the Tha OrganlxiaUon of African often « e a s the dMbnenoe be- state, used It beforehand. down by toe officer on the first Pair Selected Motor Vehicle hearings officer page. On toe back of this fourth UnMy made Roberto’a war Ita hasanlhe auoceas or faUureof that the operator should not With the Uniform Traffic own as soon aa It waa toupd- the oihniiwl proaeouUpn Ticket the time honored routine page Is a space where the of For Space Link have bla Ucenae suspended. ficer can write in the amount ed In 1963. But the promised M«»wwgi from the mu, with A total of ten points Is al of getting toe Udtet “squashed' financial and military;, help great oar* imiulied to a most certain to result In a Is not workaMe. All Uniform of fine to bo levied through a Violations Bureau payment. If failed to materialiM on any Im- HOUSTON, Tex. (A P ) — As- iliH Snt proper arrest and aearCh lengthy suspension of the driv Traffic Tkkete are numbered in preaeive sesde, Roberto own' tronaut Walter M. Schlira Jr. ■ad sehanu prooadacaa have er's license, after a Motor Ve series. Ih e y are issued from the toe violation la one In which the Violations Bureau can accept a plained. hitched hla career rtar to a ben MBowed to the letter. hicle hearing. chief clerk’s office to Middle- space satellHe and now We wish payment. Meanwhile, Portuguese Mormally. those caught in the In processing non-traffic crim town to individual police de tr o (^ , both black and white, has come true. State vSee aquad’e net have inal cases, the records center partments In numerical order turned northern Angola into an Schlrra, a Navy commander, aasBte nMaaa to provide them' sends a copy of the court ab and a record is kept of the Germans Drop Horaea armed camp, laced with strong' 42, and Air Force MaJ. Thomas salves with AUed counsel stract to the Criminal Arrest numbers. pointa, lamang Strips and road P. Stafford, $4, were named the whose assel sole ebanee of Records Bureau of the Connect The officer accounts to his FRANKFURT Before! primary crew Monday lor this department for aH o f his Uni psUrols. The rebels withdrew anvMtaig ouuvlotlon of a oHent lent State Police with headquar World War H Genneny waa deeper Into the foresrte west of country’s first attempt to link saught xed-hnnded rads w c- ters in Hartford. By this form T raffic Tkdeets numbered consecutively. The departments uring 1,256,000 boraee, 316,0001 Oarmona. There are still clash up two full-size vehicles in saasBUhy attsoUng a teohnioal- method, the State PoUce records oxen and 1,972,000 co>w* to ri es and casualties, but only a Space. My msrroundlng ate aunute or Indicate every arrest and dispo account to the central leaulng agency In Middletown so that piiiHiig oarta and {tows. Only! major mlllta.ry effort can now Air Force MaJ. Virgil I. Gris sssroh and aeiaure prooaaa. sition made upon any person, no 20,000 tractors were being used I dislodge the defending forces. som s|vd Navy Lt. Cmdr. John Aottvlticn o f the Stsda 'Pox matter where it occurred within responstolHty for each Untform Ticket can be readily ascer tor farm and forestry work.! It Is unUkely that any such W. Yoiing were chosen backup U«ii«gy Lshoratocy In Hartford the state. These records are Now only 452,000 horses. 12,000 crew for the flight, the fourth |ini>rln In corime tained. major effort could be mounted made available to prosecutors in oxen and 335,000 cows are be In the Congo of Premier Motse nuinned mission in the Gemini aatfifTtksi wMbln the state. It all 18 circuits, so that a prose I f an officer either loaes a Uniform Traffic Ticket, makes ing used tor farm work, but 1 Tahombe. program. It Is expected before hi h en that Mood etnlns, gun cutor knows whether the ac- there are more than 1,066,0001 Carmona, which became mili Oiri-rtmas. posrder bunis. strands o f hair, eusto should be {nesented as a a mistake In writing one up and has to use another, or for tractora. tary hea^uartera for the op This was a flip-flop arrange SMn, gannente, urina and first or second offender, and can erations of Portuguese troops, ment of the first manned Gemi hraath epoebnena, rope, or any supply the Judge with the record mutUatlon or any other reason fqstii' ofcjeete of evidence, are of the accused at the time of is not able to return his Uni is resuming its old coffee-grow ni crew, for which Grissom and to mioute sod ez- sentencing. form T raffic Ticket to court, ing ways with the added ex Young were primary crewmen, Im udlve aisalyais. More then The records bureau of the the rules require that he file a n ^ E R S ^ citements of a garrison town. Schlrra and ^afford the backup iMia murder conviction has been State PoUce suppUee prosecu sworn affidavit (written state Weeds are growing a foot high duo. That mission was com hsourad prfanarily through the tors or local police with photo- For Every Oooesloa! || out of sandbags piled up at the pleted March 23. ment under oath) as to vdiat airport. Tall elephant grass Schlrra had said If he couldn't Mforta o f tfete amah groop ^ static copies of records within happened to the ticket. With Park HO- . tartmiclana and Its M hours. In cases of great ur Unas the roads out of town. be first to fly In the two-man this rigid system of account Nobody seems to worry about program, then he wanted to do dbuotor. not only In dteectlon gency, a quick tdeiAone call to ability, the number o f Uniform IJoye* Howtr SbepI had analwia. hot also In the the bureau providn an imme Next to Hartford the cover It affords tetrorista. something nobody else had done Traffic Tickets not returned to Yet Oarmona will never be — Join up in the space the Gem sM BedfoOdw IV taatimonorgtV' diate answer. With abstracts court has been almost nlL I Nattoiwl Beak an by IlMsa aan In Iha ooost- conning Into the State PoUce 'w t Mata St„ Maaehester'■ able to sink back into the old ini spacecraft and an uiunanned n ie uniform traffic ticket It- days of indifference to the out Agena rocket. records bureau from Superior utU Is made up at Hoar pages. MS-Wlfll—649-lMI I r^ lth tha naw law raquM^ Cburt aU crimes are certain to ride world and Uie i^ ra U on s The procedure will be neces c . an autoraabOa opanitornapect- be recorded against the person Tite flis t page is tha white orig ^ of the Angolans. Portuguese of- sary for a landing on, the moon nd of ditving uodar the infki- Involved. Frequently, a non-traf ' flclals, who Insist that Angola's and also for the trip back to I—Ml bo agted t to a ehendnal fic felony may Involve the use 480,000 square mllM.MS Portu- earth after lunar exploration. Cant or flans automntio auapn- of an automobile (bank robbery) ese soil Just as Tlahon is, Schlrra is the oldest a-stronaut aflon of Moena, the a*nlfloaaoe and In this event, the records Kve grasped ^ e^^ t a t made but he doesn't view this circum nt tha State Inhoiutory takn center at Middletown sends ab so brutally b y ------stance as hurting his chances to an n laxgar nmanlng flor ah stracts both to Criminal Arrest In June, 1981, when terror, be one of the flrrt men on the Records Bureau of the State Uoodahed and arson sttll raied, moon. I B y either usinanalyaU or PoUce and to the Ifbtor Vehicle Lt. COL Oitnlllo Rebocho Vas He expressed hope the rendez the ateohoUc Draartment In Wethersfield. of the Portuguese army arrived vous and docking mission would Bontesit of a driver's blood can Copies of motor vehicle rec In Oarmona with his wife and give him an Inside track to be •m T iw lilr ancesteinert and In ords are provided routinely to five children. He had been ap one of the first lunar explorers. •pplylng theaa rendts the proeecutor’e office within pointed governor of Ulge dls- The veteran space traveler, ■tmslarda kmg acceptad two weeks after an arrest. Po triot In the iiUddle of the terror, who orbited the earth six times we’re off to greet the bim ny... Hwoughnut tha Unitad States, Uce issuing the uniform traf a sprawMng. coffee - growing Oct. 3, 1962, said he thought the •huahy room feur dotdit is fic ticket Insert on the ticket area reaching up to the Con nrission would stand him In teflt to the gulH or hmooenoe date at least IS days from the golese border. good stead for future flights and in our pretty new Easter dress! c f an operator aocuaed opemtr date of arrest, calling tor the Before the uprising in Angola, he hoped It was “ the firri step under the infliHnoe o f ai- violator to appear In court. By there were 880.000 people In to the moon.” S o J “ the court diCt, toe luoeecutor R Ctsts Less to Control Tormitos than to Ifnoro Thom! Ulge district. Most of them fled R costs you nothing to find out if hiddsn tsrmttss (to-csJlsd “flying into the Congo. There are still a. Solid button front jumper effect with pin dot long sleeved blouse Tha praelotidy mentioned haa received ttie operator’s driv Cinderella in Canoe goty rasUng with tha dilrf ing history, as toe record Is ants” ) ara dtsta^iiw Ite undsnlnictura slid sioedwork of your hema. 100,000 In the Congo,’ but they with its choir boy collar and bow. Emerald green. 7-14. c^ed. The Importance of toe PHONE or WRITE now for compfot* FREE inspsetion by ■ trained are streaming back. H»e gov otartc In aadi drcnlt to send aU expert Over 600,000 homes sarviesd. Our tsrmit* work Is OUARAN- BERLIN — Nearly a billion dhpoaad of fUte to the Circuit record may be realised when ernor welcomes them. consideration is taken of J&a by (1) Bnice-TsrmMx. (2) E. L Bruce Co. This Qusrantos is He has opened 230 new copies of “ Grimms' Fairy Court Records Center In Md- INSURD by Amsricsn Emptoyws' Insurance Co. Written guarantee Tales” have been sold, in more gtotown, lueulte in huge dally whether the prosecutor puts toe available for Ufa M building. ___ ■ctwolB In four years and accused to plea as a first or a riarted a training school for than 50 lanjpiages. In Africa b. Simulated three piece ensemble with box pleated skirt, double m m now of fles to the centw. At NEW LOW COST PROTECTION AGAINST TERMITES the witch's house In “ Hansel the center, a aummaxy is made subsequent offender. teachers. He haa expanded the breasted checked weskit and linen-look blouse. Navy/White. 3-6x. In the case c f driving under . . . lor inisstsd and noivinisstsd houses - old homes, new homes end hospital In Carmona. and Gretel” Is not made of cake a f each ffia, and oapiea of the houses under construction. Ask us for dotslls about our $5,000 damsge but of salL a greater delicacy glspoattion of criminal cases are the inllueoce, the penalty upon guaranteod protection on quallfitd buildings and contents — only smaS Rei)ocho Vaz found that the oonvlctian of a offender Bankongo tribesmen of hla dis there. Since snow Is unknown In jorsrarded to Interested ^ate annual cost OniT UPiUI ST TnUITI SUUU. DsKripIKn loMtr an rssssA the equatorial region. Snow Igeneies. H tha oaaa involved a rune from SI 00 to |500. Foe r-Csawlett profsssisoal pest caatrol unrics far midssttel, caa-'M trict were too dispersed. He conviction as a seocaid offender, planned a regroupinig involving White's name becomes Flower c. Solid A-line shift dress with inverted pleats and floral embroidery huffle vktetlon, the Motor Vo- tawfclsl. and hidsstfisl pfspertics. Estisistti nitlisst sblliatloa.-• White. In one African version, a mandatory rntnlmum Jail sen ^ building of new villages on side tabs. Light green. 7-14. hlda Departmete recetvaa a tence of so days le required by BRUCE TERMINIX CO. OF NEW ENGLAND with average populations of Cihderella goes to the ball in a aopy o f tha ahatraet. th is is im- etotute, and ae a toird offmder, KM Nt« Park Ass„Wttt Hartford, Com. MHO-nMssXXX-Nn __ canoe in se^ of a coach. V. H. Eagiaid LnaSdr Ca„ iWfedrlad Local Isprtsaalatlvt - PMas M$41U 2,000. portent to the Motor Vehicies th en la a mlitfaiwim Jafi term o f TTie district now is dotted Xtepartxnent in datennlnlng star montta. The record, tbere- ■Men tm lM a Hu m
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M * N C H » « « BVEMSG.HERALP, MANCHESTEH, CONN. WEDNESDAY. APRIL » . l « g ------sasax* -aFfiT’KT OfnOX^l?nn TTIT-Ta. A 985 MAIN STOEET - HaS oRD (B 2 ^ 2 0 lf - MANCHBSTEB BVBWHG h e r a l d . lUKCHESTER, CM W , WEDNESDAY, AFSSL C EN ^ STREBrr . uTue MEUTH CARUIES by NleluudA.PMII,lUi. para them with the honeat, ahlnlng, Uka- V TrtftRS* A PIVOfiCI IN 'fOjUR able facaa arming at our alda t^ y . pamiuv, how po.you hanplb 4Umrl|P0tpr TMS feMILPRBKiV ATTITUPB Bides do change. What never dianges TOWABP W t PMUiNT^I Is the way picture selection and edit Ewtrtns ing trlea to adjust Itself to what It IS BlRMll BtTMt thinks the nation’s mood of the hlstorlcai MancImtRT. Coon. moment ought to be. TBQ1CA8 F. m S.TKtl ^ FSROtJflOlt We are supposed. In theae past few PuMUhen l\MDded Octotor 1. U81 weeks, to have found It a Uttla easier to hate the Vletcong, because they have such ugly, vHlalnous faces Nor la this OF yvVANCHESTER Thank your lucky star iVs anything to dismiss with a aophlaOcated ySSiu. ______pretense of Immunity. It works It BQBSCRlFTlCnt^Tni works with us all, and If you don’t think FRyabU In Admnco so, try and remember what Image of S S ria,.-,;;:;:;;::;::::: -aS thi> enemy you carried with you through previous wars. A dHILP N6BP» PAfTM IN . iOTM Hlf PARgNT^.EfPSClALLy HfEMBKR OF ____ bl A SROKSN HOMS. NSVSR "Blessed Event" time again when TRV 1b TURN A CHIUP A j & ? ^ l ? 2 < 5 S K S y .nuoya Testimony From The Blinority AGAINST BITHBR PAR6NX It Is Interesting—and alto reassuring, i’^nssa.tgJXiasi we think—that the tobacco Industry has been able to round up a few repuUble doctors and medical scientists to appear Moore’s Job before the Senate Commerce Committee • •5’ W g y S w ? 5 S 5 5 / S S 5 ? ^ n>0 Iton chot* and testify that they do not, of their jjyenlnc HemML own knowledge and Investigation, accept Pick Targets the existence of any hard and fast casual cost no more PublUtaeia RapreAAoUnT** — 5*Si“w. SpocJia ~ ^ relationship between cigarette smoking For Bombers •^SS^^rarow BA n OF cmcuu, and cancCr. TIOWB.______— f ' - By MALCOLM BROWNE than one! If there Is one lesson we have been BAIOON, South Viet Nani tsoight over and over again In this age (AP) — At a big deak cluttered e?M r??km gg*' of rapidly advancing scientific knowl- with top aecret documenta alta a sdge. It Is that the bock on anything man with penetrating blue ^ea, m . a jutUng Jaw, and the Job of is seldom completely closed. Some of the tranalating American policy Into most firmly regarded scientific conclu destruction In North Viet Nam. sions of our time have had to be amend The deak belonga to MaJ. Gen. Beds and chests in decorator colors, too ed; the new dlscwverles are sometlmee Joseph H. Moore, 50, command Wednaaday. Ap«U T er of U.S. Air Force operations only half-vaUd In half the territory they In Viet Nam and Thailand. are supposed to cover; new factor* of It 18' Moore’s job to see to it decisive Influence are always being dis that the Inoreastagly Intow air ...white, avocado green, black or maple! Not Mannfartorera Alone covered In situations where we thought force bomWnga of North Viet Nam knock out the assigned Monday nlght’a budget bearing we already knew the names and habits Urgeta without going beyond ^ded aomethlng of a cam ouflag^f tl^a of all the players; the safest scientific the limited objectives spelled real facta of Mancheatar Ufa when It rule there Is bids us to refrain from one- Fsdtoage At Tto Opwa Wkh Bylvlea OOe»* out by U.S. policy. utrgeated that only the town’a »anu- eided total conclusions and pronounce It la an exacting Job requiring ere likely to be hard p r e ^ Infinite attention to detail. ments. b a l l e t o f WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN: Om«itlcut Op«. AMOciaUo.'. T w l" He speaks with a soft South carload of famous Sfearns & Foster order to by any renewed upward movement or So the discovery toat there are still Carolina drawl and makes his these biggest-values-of-the-year possible, ts Blessed tven plans deliberately and carefully. the tax rate. a few doctors who resist the onrushlng He probably knows the busi The mamifaetarers may he vocal, ^ coneensus of the day—to the effect that time for folks who want to provide their ness of flying and bombing bet instance or to outfit the summer cottage with bedding yo thrira la not the worst hardahlp In the cigco«ttes cause cancer—Is somehow re Inside Report ter than any man In Viet Nam. Mandiester tax situation. assuring, both In Its testimony that there On Dec. H. 1969. Moore — a won’t apologize about to guests. Complete bed j grandfather — set a world The true hardship la that of ordinary still exists some Independence and In Jimmy by T h e Pow ers m e d record of 1,216 miles an handsome spindle headboards or complete beds ' Manchester people trying to be able to dividuality of opltoon and judgment, and, Rowland Evana Jr. and Robert D. Novak hour to win tho coveted Bendlx Wi+ehcock style' Choice of Black, Avocado Green, White or afford to Hve In Mancheater. oddly enough, to the way It buUds rea Trophy. .. ^ m I p U B . « X n d . . r l, tomorrow (store opens et 9 o’cloclc) or From their point of view, one maxim sonable faith to the obvious conclusions Social Security aysUm be «- He was flying an Air Force Breslin WASnNGTON — Although F106 jet fighter-bomber. nanced fuUy by peyroU tax In- phone your order, 643-5171. can be atated aa If It ought to be m of the majority. and Pw er* stood blodting the the medicare bUl won’t finally^ Last Sunday, F106a once ial work, the work people buy creases and (2) the privaU l»- ebaolute mandate upon all public ofn- Somewhere along the trail, we learn New York. April 7—The ^ n>om and talking and there was become law until some time this again played an Important part to read, had been done and n ^ ture of medical practitkxie** be to be su^lclous of all things In which hie rolled down his wtadow nobody to throw him out and summer, its birth date really be maintained. He could ®“ >em In Moore’s life. when the guy came running Bertram Powers decided noth- now this whole thing that I was March 2, 1966. During an Air Force raid
FAGB EIGST MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALDi MANCHKTEB, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1665 Church’s plans for Wtateral behind, "Our Job is to get $o1 merger w*U» ■ U»e Evangelical work on a plan of union and United Brethren made it diffi present 1^ to our churches." the euiEiui Protestants See Mcipe presiding chairman, Episcopal FILM - FLASHBUIBS cult to give attention Just now to DISCOUNT PRICKS False Alarai Congress Debating brofuler reunion. ' Bishop Robert F. Olbeon, of Utilities, Firehouse Obituary Richmond, Va., toM the opening Optional Party Lever "W e’ve got our hands full al An apparently accidentally ready," he told a news Confer seeelon Monday. ARTHIIR In Church Mergers The Rev. Dr. Ekige.ne (^rson rung alarm at Mancheetw ence Monda'y night. "W e’re Blake, of Philadelphia, chief Memorial Hospital about Health Care^ Schools very much ih te re ^ d In them Get Hearing May 11 Mrs. Graff Dies, United Presbyterian executive, Reported Favorably 1:50 thle afternoon brought ' talks, and we have iw desire to By OIKMIGE CORNBXL ♦ed . Presbyterians, Methodists, predicted that working out a two pumpers and one ladder pull out. But It win take us a truck from the Town Fire Soit with Herald AP Beligtods Writer Episcopalians, Christian (Disci specific plan and putting it ples) Churches, Evangelical little time to catch our breath.” (OMrttMMd tram P a ** O M ) bara England, RFD 1, Vernon; Department rushing need Two propoBOd town projects— extension of water and House Senate LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — ttnough the processes of denom Church repreMirtatlves, seeking United Brethren and the United' , The 10 (nllUon-member Meth Mrs. Katherine Qould, 76 Nike lessly to the scene. Hospital sew ef mains to the southeast corner o f to'wn, and con Mrs. Laura M. Garfield Graff, (Coatinned from Png* One) inational approval might take Federal WatertNiry, for oxample, said (Continued from Page One) a wide seale reunion among Church of Christ. odist Chutrh Is the largest par Circle; Mrs. Virginia Thornton, authorities said the struction of a new firehouse on McKee St.— will be the 66, of 446 Spring St, wife of ticipating body. Its plan to Join about 10 years. tiM state constitution "should false alarm emanated from vote of 23 to 8, the Rtdes Com American Protestants, today Overseas counterparts ot 60 Westminster Rd.; Mrs. Rose subject of a public hearing before town directors on Charles Graff, died this mom- care per Illness. Everyone 65 or with the E.U.B. Church Is Credit Bureau Bot be cluttered with considera one o f the basement box saw a boost to their efforts In these .denominations are aniong Moriconi, 689 Main St.; Alton older, regardless of Income or mittee sent It to the Houm floor those cited as being imited In scheduled for action by govern Computerfl *Tiger8’ tions concerning the mechanical Cowlee, 284 Green Rd.; Robert alarms. May 11. V lag at Maneheetfr Memorial multiplying church mergers in 8M Main St, Maacheoler nperatton of a vottn* machine." And a repeat public hearing employment, would be eligible. March 22 by an 8-7 vote and the other lauds. Ing conventions next year. Cohan, South Windsor; Fred $27,100 the dlrectom appro Hoepltal after a long lUnees. other countries. Vivien Kellems o< Stonlngton, on ahother project—a sanlUry The patient would pay the first HouM turned down more than Describing a aeries ot such . "Schemes for .union such as MethodlA representatives NEW YO RK — A computer erick Popple Jf., 162 Center S t; priated after a public heulng 648-1818 • S7S-D846 • Republican and arch-enemy of sewer for the Devon—Deep- She was the mother of Charles $40. Christian consolidations In Eu the one we're attempting are previously had expressed doubts expert likens the use of com Gary Melendy, MerUne Dr., Ver-/ last year: Graff Jr. of The Herald Circu TTie next benefit Is optional, 80 amendments and approved it puters to plowing behind a tiger. wood D « . area— has been Since the project w ill cost sc rope, Africa and Asia, the Rev. taking place almost, everyr about the practicality of the Manebeator BoefcvIDa Itie mandatory party lever, said non; Percy Farmer, 24 Lynn About Town lation department. but Social Security actuaries March 26 by a 283-16$ vote. Said Robert L. Emrich at a the Democratic proposia was scheduled for the directors May much more th ^ the original Dr William O. Wolf, an Episco where,” said the Rev. James I. current Unity talks which have Dr.; Thomas McCurry, Colonial expect 80 to 96 per cen tof those The Senate traditionally has Columbia University seminar, better than nothing. 4 meeting. estimate—and since the neigh- Mrs. Graff was bom In Con pal theologian of Cambridge, McOoid, president of the Pres been going on for three years — Bonded Rd., Bolton; Francis McLaugh enable to sign up if It becomes been friendHer to federal aid to "As long as the tiger goes for Under the present system, a Manchester Orange will meet DatM for both hearings were tx>rs will be assessed for the cord, Mass., May 27, 1898, and Mass., said: " It has happened byterian Theological Seminary through study groups. lin, 14 Knighton St.; Carl Fenn, taw. This would provide govern education than the Ho u m . Since ward, I am pleased at the prog voter must pull a party lever tonight at 8 at Orange Hall. set by the directors at their cost — he suggested a second lived m Manchester 28 years. abroad. It is happening. It can of Princeton. Several leaders ai the present Glastonbury; Donald Hay, 112 ment Insurance against the cost It is expected to get greater Re- ress being made, but what hap b e fm he can vote for or against Members of the Hillstown Jun regular April meeting last ■pUblio hearing to see If a ma Survivors; besides her hus- happen here." On the other hand, a Method session Indicated readiness to Conway Rd.; Mrs. Lillian ior Grange will participate in of doctor bills and Incidental |^j,ucan Support In the Senate begin drafting a concrete blue pens when the tiger turns Individuals on the ballot. n i ^ t jority of the residents still baad and son, include another Six denominations, with near ist bishop voiced a go-slow note. W righ t Stafford Springs; Mrs. expenses — but not drugs- for| than^ U----- had-- -in —the - H « o----- u m — GOP around and fixes his eyes on Opponents argue that the the program. The youth com TTtcy also agreed to delay ac favor It. son, Kenneth Walters of Rock ly 28 million members, are in Bishop P. Gerald Bnsley, of print. Norma Wheeler, 6 Crescent Or- mittee is in charge o f the pro The board agreed, and w ill ville: foUr daughters, Mrs. W ll horns use. Leader Everett M. Dirksen said volved In the U.S. talks — Unlt- Columbus, Ohio, said hla own With the exploratory stage me?” mandatory party lever confuses tion on a propoeed new town The elderly person wwrid pay cle, RockvUle; John Zeppa, 86 gram. Uam^B. Rivers, Miss Miirley C. he may vote "aye’ 'although the voter and makes voting un aeal; authorized the town to conduct the hearing at its reg $3 a month, either by allotting Lenox St.; Mrs. Betty Bene ular monthly meeting May 4. Graff and Mrs. James Tays, all Hoiwe GOP leaders voted "no” necessarily difficult proceed with plana for a new this amount from hla Social Se Proponents say the mandatory dict, RFD 2; Mrs. Mildred ly - The executive board of the The directors decided unsuii- — passage appears eertaln. crosstown relief sewer; and ap of Manchester, and Mrs. Peter curity check or remitting It di party lever doee not prevent a rol, Rt. 6, Andover; Ernest Junior Century Club of Man mously to table actlhn on a But Johnson wants mors than proved a $5,000 expenditure to Fultz of Coventry; a sister, rectly. The government would voter from casting his ballot for Stafford HI. 71 Broad S,t.; Mrs. chester, Inc., w ill meet tomor proposed design for a new town this. He wants the bill psMed fence and pave around the Mrs. Leslie Hughee of Framing match this sura. The patient anyone he wishes and helps Marlon McAllister, 143 Camp- row at 8:30 p.m. at the Luts seal after hearing Charles Rle- without amendment Then the Globe Hollow, pool. ham, Maze., end IS grandchil would pay the first $60 of his gtnngthen the two party field Rd.; Richard Henderson. Junior Museum. Mrs. Clifford gel, 90 Francis Dr., urged a de House and Senate measures DAVIDSON t LEYENTHAL The board set the date for a dren. annual bUl, the plan 80 per cent gystem. Marlborough; Christina Kraus, Gerbe will provide’ refrerti' sign with more "dignity” and would be Identlfical. There hearing on an additional appro Funeral services will be held ot the remainder. would be no need to take time to South Windsor. ments. •“iiUtorical significance." Friday at 1 p.m. at the Holmes MANCHESTER PARKADE AD M ITTE D T O D A Y : Mrs. priation for the water and sew TTtere would be an across-the- resolve dlffermcee in a confer SEEK NEW AOENCV er extension after " General He suggested that the town Funeral Home, 400 Main St Beverly Perattl, 28 Gardner St.; board Social Security old age ence commlttM and he could HARTPORD (AP)—SUte Jail The Ladlee of St. James’ is Manager Richard Msrtln ex sponsor a competition to oome The Rev. Joseph Dudley of Cen Thomas O’Neill, lO Mints payment boost of 7 per cent, quickly sign the bill into law. Administrator Harold Hegstrom presently conducting Us annual plained ^that recent develop up .with a new design. A sim ter Congregational Church will said today only a handful of ilar suggestion baa been pre with everyone guaranteed a $4 a Most of the proposed Senate Court. membership drive for new ments seemed to make the proj officiate. Burial will be In East month raise at the least. Special States are, like Connecticut, BIRTliS YESTERDAY: A sented in a letter to the edi floor changes are expected to members. Any lady of the par ect economlcany feasible. C m etery. provisions would benefit some without a state depatlment of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jay tor In The Herald. oome from the RepubUoan side. ish la welcome to attend the Atty. Herman Yules, who has Friends may call at the fu widows, students between 18 corrections to administer their Miller, 9 Grsmdview Ter., Rock Atty. David Barry,. serving But the amendment most feared AprU or May meetings and to asked that one uUIity be ex neral home tomorrow from 2 and 22 and a group of old people adult penal institutions. ville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. join at that time. The meetlnga tended to a development he as chairman of the boeud in by the Mil’s backers is one Sen. the absence o f Francis J. M a to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. wlKi have some Social Security Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C, has . " I find that Connecticut has Frederick Rydaewski, East are scheduled for the second plans o ff Birch Mountain Rd., credits but not enough under Hartford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. honey, suggested that the tried to tie to education bills In the largest penal population that Monday of each month. Pros Is willing to contribute $30,000 Mm Albom present taw to qualify for pay Paul Prevost 1 7 2 Spruce St.; hoard might w ^ consider such the past: to specifically author ) b not under a department of pective members may also con toward the cost of the sewer. M ax Albam, 80, of Brooklyn, ments. corrections,” Hegstrom told the a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward a competition. ize Judicial review Of provisions tact Mrs. Samuel Maltempo, Case Bros. Inc., a major prop N. Y., father of Mrs. Benja The existing state-federal plan IsgMature’s Penal Institutions JsAVorski, 22 Green Hill St.; a 231 Wells St., for membership. erty owner In the Birch Moun The plans for the proposed to Md parochial and other pri cross town relief sewer trunk min Wiankman of 78 Milford for health care of the needy or vate schools. Committee. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nor tain area, has asked that both near-needy aged under the over-up Rd., died this morning at a Ih e other states that lack cen man Hc^es, 21 Bigelow S>t.; a T h e Rev. Carl Wiedlger, pas otiliUes be UMUIIed. and has wl'll Include aU five sections Ervin, busy figtaUng the voting which X consulting engineer convaleecent home in Trenton, Kerr-Mllla law would be ex tralised administration systems, son to Mr. and Mrs. Karl Buck tor o f St. Matthew’s Lutheran offered to pay off any aSseas- panded. rights Ull. said he is not certain said last month are urgently N . J. he will propose the amendment, ns said, are geneimRy ones that ingham, 14 Wadsworth St. Church, Avon, will be the guest ment within five years. Surrivore also Include hie The federal government needed. but If he doee not •omeone else ve only one or two adtdt in- BIRTHS TODAY: A daugh speaker tonight at 7:30 at a In addition, Xfartln suggest wife, a eon, tero other daugh would contribute a larger share tutiotu. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (^ ie t Hour at Enaanuel Lu Cost for the plans will be -10 is almost sure to. ostumes ed last night that the town and benefits would be extended per cent of the $563,400 cost of ters aiMl 14 grandchUdren. S' “ Bhren Alabama h u a depart Hardy, 74 Avondale Rd.; a theran Church. A native of might sell the frontage It owns to other categories beside the Also, several Republican Mn- the project, or $56,340. General Funeral services w ill be held ment of corrections," Refstrom daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil Utica, N.Y., he graduated from a h ^ Porter St.— ^part, of tts aged — siKh as dependent chil ators want to revamp the for- Manager Richard Martin will tomorrow at the I. J. Morris aaid. liam Salisbury, Wapplng. Hartwlck College, Oneonta, water shed holdings— In order Fimeral Home, Church Ave., dren, the blind and disabled. mula for allocation of aid ! Hegstrom noted that in the DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- N.Y. and the Philadelphia Sem to increase the number of as have to come back to the board Federal-state research and among the states. They contend Barbershoppers Aid MAHRC^s Bunce Center to ask for an additional ap Brooklyn. mur years since the state took D A Y : Lawrence Monroe, inary. He was ordained in sessable properties. Generally, Memorial week will be ob health work for children also low-income states would be Richard Anton, left, a member of the board of directors ot Manchester Chapter of Aver administration of the Jails French Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Ina 1959. properties facing a road where propriation to finance the short
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BVBNDJG HERALD, .MANCHESTER,. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 196U PAGE MANCHIiSTBR EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1966 PAGE TEN •THI MARVEL OF MAIN V, 'Hokets may be obtained from paper out, the beet instructions the Territory of Mississippi, In SCay Buyers Today in History cluding the present State of Young GOP Qub Richard Taylor, 74 Elisabeth THE MARVEL OF MAIN STRiET you over are going to get con Alabama. Dr., or Adler Dobkln, 58 Clyde Wedding sist of two or three clipped In 1891, one of the g ^ t shovn- To DmOy Dance Rd. I Season Jimmy Breslin By Hie Associated Press The Republican Chib Is one sentences from somebody who men of all time, ran e a a T. is busy and in charge. But rm- Today is Wednesday, April 7, Barmim, died. of two Manchester OOP or Hartley • Sheehan BAH DAWSON the 97th day of 19«B. H m Manohaster RapubUoaa ganisations sponsored by the Miss R oaem nry S h e s j^ (OoRttamod tr M Pmi* •) ing. Why, yesterday this Pow der the system by which a In 194S, U.8. carrier planes Club Is sponsoring a buffet din 't AP Inialaeas Newa Aaalyat newspaper is produced, the Today’s Highlight In History sunk Japan’s largest battleship,, State Federation of Toung Re daughter of Mr. and M ra Dw- ' NEW TCaiK (AP) — Amort- ers was even nice enough to On this date in 1788, a band the Tamato, off Kyuahu Is ner dance Saturday evening at publicans. WSheehan of 227 Oak 8 ^ ^ •d printen, tlMy took the menUon the matter of aUowlng most important stories going on of 47 men, most of them veter can* have juihped the gun on oopy and called Mr. Power* l i in the world cannot get onto land. the Manchester Country CtUb. came the bride of D ernitaH ^ ’the arrival of real spring weath- my column to run to another the street until they have pass ans of the Revolution, stepped Ten Tears Ago Dinner will begin at 8:8b with ley, son of Mr, and Mr^ his home. They read the column writer in town so the writer ashore at what was to be Mari TVs Lead Camera* HarUey of 1082 B. MiddljS wr and thereby set a record aa would feel comforted about ed through the heads of em etta, Ohio. They immediately President Dwight D. Blsen- dancing to the music Of the Tpke., Saturday, Mart* 6, at %eU aa poaalbly laying low an to him over the phone. ployes who are not connected hower signed the Paris pacts Ken Morgester Orchestra af . ’TOKYO—Japan, a camera- 'old tfadltlaa — when to buy a 90S Main St. “I said,” Powers-told some Powers’ benevolence towards wrote a set of laws and nailed St. James’ Church. ’The Rey. the newspaper business. with the information process. it to a tree. It established the granting sovereignty to West terwards. . producing nation, thinks more Joseph H. XtcCann performed ■isew ear. 643-2478 body yesterday, "that It was a l Walter Uppmann can get sick. Invitations have been ex They used to wait until aprtng For one hour and 40 minutes, first formally organized govern' Germany. of television sets than cameras. the ceremcmy. right. Go ahead and run It." Red Smith can get lost. The pa Five Tears Ago tended to StAte Young Repub Television ownership multi to r a u to buy. But thla March, He was very affable about the time in which the newspa per still domes out. But it docs ment in what was then the lican President Thomaa Laskey, whan the weather moet ptau:ea per makee or breaks itself with Northwest. The American Chemical So plied 10 times from 1967 to EXPORTS qUADBUPlB the whole thing. He was ^vlng not come out without the print On This Date ciety was given evidence a t, a formerly of Maniehester and 1963, the latest year for which % aa anything but m>rtng-Uke, permission for a column by the top product of the day, a ers. They are the only cab on now a Woodbridge resident; TAIPffll—Nationalist China’e idealera aold more American' politician for printers stood and In 1942, Japanese dive-bomb meeting in Cleveland that nu' figures are available. Now 18.1 export last year were about 903 MAIN STREET—643-2478 Jimmy Breslin to run in the the street in the rain, and Ber ers nriachine gunned American clear fallout had less effect on Hdmn Town Chairman Oay per cent of the Japanese own imade eutoa than in any other newspaper. A printer who gave his people what he called tram Powers is the driver. Osborne and Manchester Town 1460 million, almost four times month in history. information. In the editorial forces on Bataan Peninsula. soils and crops that had been a receiver; 10.8 per cent own as high as IS years ago, i worked at lettertieads in a job 1965 Publishers Newspaper In 1798, Congress organized anticipated. Chalrmaa Francis DellaFera. cameras. The home-baeitd industry also shop ^wae passing on my writ room, where they put th news Syndicate lhade more can than In any previous month. Canadian sub sidiaries of U.S. auto giants started shipping Canadian-made cam here. MANCHESTER And^ European producers t the -Mricet here for their m< CHAMBER OF COMMERCE els Is expanding fast — maybe NOW’S THE TIME TO RETAIL MERCHANTS DIVISION nof Up yet to the record of sales set hi 1969 for foreign cars, but ALL ELIZABETH ARBEN better than In 1964 and 1968 when the market was recov GET YOURSEIF INTO A ering from the i960 dip. TOMORROW COSMETICS The economy in general getttng a big booet from all this eagerness of Americans to buy APRIL 8 now oara. Tba atimulant goes far beyond |%DISCOUNT the oar. makera themaeives, to ' (with oonpon) thatr worken, dealers, repair men, to the many suppliers of Stores Open till 9 PJ4. car production lines, and to the ■upimeni of those who make parte. ARTHUR DRUG STORE TtM stimulant is felt by the Unless Otherwise 942 MAIN ST. Comer of St., Jamee tire makers, the gasoUne sell- In Stated On The era, He wtttere of auto Insur- nnca, ^ roadside reetnurants Jarman shoes Coupons Good Thursday, April 8 Only ConpoR Itsd f and motela. In time this year’s 2-PANTS SUIT buying spree will enrich those you are CHECK EACH COUPON FOR EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS! who will have to make still aiPiiKtt WIK more highways to accommodate 9 the fast growing horde of cars crowding today's roads. --BEARING SUCH How much aU this adds up to t u w tor tba Monmny In general can oolv be estlmaited. But makers FAMOUS NAMES AS THESE ef last one model, Ford’s sporty |M9Y ilVD HR OWH RI fliMM PUVVMS MMGIeL HHM* tH Moatang, aay that in its first THIS C O U P O N W ORTH $20 OFF y air of production Us sales of HD prMf li li ttM wwrtes* • • tk#rtftr# Iwrtli ftm to tott Hf MINlAlUfiE EGGS Boom than 400,000 have had this ptof if i H tonH H . Wi hMW to if wH |lv i toG MtftticRtoi, impact on the economy: in - mh tonritoi ptotoni to Hittolto *‘«MrtMtoi" tor ALL SOLID CHOCOLATE POWER MOWERS Retail values has topped a I Floor Samples. Demoiutratore and MlUon dollars. Sales have Mwlirt swMe mm kitag pwMtW mt UHrai !•#»»<•. We Dlecontbiued Mowers maont I860 milUon in wholesale OVER 90 PIECES IN EVERY POUND financing volume and 8680 mll- ^a^rv^eacA ^ EACH MODEL «20 OFF! HOR In retail financing volume, Msem, M ikM w itlto ••••*■ R^. 89c Lb. Some with grass catchers and some with with insurance premiums on the poll starters! neiw cars amounting to more { STOCK LIMITED — BUY NOW A SAVE! than |64 million. The maker has spent 8224 mil- Bon. with some 700 outside sup-1 1116 Main pUer companies for compo W. T. GRANT CO. Street nents, and in-ovlded Jobs for I Mancheeter about 18,000 Ford employes. MAIN STREET STQRE ONLY Hoar many others are employed | f daalera and sui^Uer compa- tw iv o w . e Sea beoauae of the new car can^ H i 0 only be guessed. Production started March 10,1 1964, in Dearborn, Mich., and EXCLUSIVE APPAREL h*B since spread to San Jose, m o Oallt^iaiid itatudien, N.J. The new car also had its im-1 on Santa Claus’ business. m Aii/vciuuvrNovember a and December I Special Deall ASGROW FERTILIZER r•ales of a foot-pedaled foot-p toy car Famous Make a iE M the aduU■ ■; MfaUngby1 98.- SPREADER iWimlte to 68,0001,000. AU this la only a small part of I SNOW SWEATERS What the entire car industry Is sP E a A i< $ 2] 95 dbttg for the economy. Sales of I aU makes in the first three I m.ooths of 1965 were a record 2,- KMWH. 189.787, up 19 per cent from a HORTHCOOIs WITH COUPON MANCHESTER PLUMBINC iar ago. Production In March V2 Price Cone was a record 962,649 cars, & SUPPLY GO. eompared with 723,228 In March TAILORED by 8 AONER ERNEST LARSON, Prop. 1964. b O O D / f E A R ( That is one reason that steel GLENNEY'S S WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS mills and other metal makers CORNER MAIN A BIRCH STREETS SERVICE STORE—713 MAIN ST. 877 MAIN ST. MLANCHESTEB Ars bowning, that rubber, glass, plaatlc firme are prospering. t ’ ’ i Now And tba record car sales mean Qiat the economic stimulant from servicing them Is only your fqvorito sfip-oii In starting for many business firms in communities across the | haUon, BRAV^TNY SCOTCH GRAIN
WITH THIS COUPON GET A From our Broadloom Dept. THURSDAY ONLY AUTHENTIC EARLY Gonnecticut Life Scotch grain has been worn and admired by I Otes State FBI| TAILORED FREE PINT of GLASS AMERICAN FURNITURE discriminating inen for generationa. Now Jarman t Who and what tt the FBI offer! thii famous aU-man leather, with golden SOLID MADE — HAND-RUBBED Agent In Connecticut? Al- REINFORCED CONSTRUCTION antique finish, in the classic saddle slip-on. You also ICE CREAM fbough relatively little known It makes yood sense to have a comfortable, lightweight suit with two trous RELISH DISHES Prices Stert at 110.99 or publicized, the FBI maln- an active organization In get hand-sewn moccasin seams and long-Wearing With any purchase over 83.00, not in With This Coupon state which does .a lot more ers. You get double-the-wearl You can even wear one pair as extra slacks cluding tobacco $2 QQ Piece flexible leather soles. If you’re a man who A Just pin up "Wanted” post- with a sport coat. COme in tomorrow for a try-on. . . In municipal buildings. Con- appreciates fine, tugged footwear, this is your shoel -jtlcut Life, Saturday In The .Jerald, inveeUgates the Fed- \ ARTHUR DRUG STORE W. T. GRANT CO. Bureau of Investigation, SHOOR Jeweler 2-PANTS MANCHESTER MAIN STREET STORE ONLY r Care of the eged Is getting 942 M A IN ST. — M ANCHESTER &' lot more attention than it to, ben *nd throughout « e nation, as the percentage of people over 66 grows each year. iTntU recently, pioneering re. TAILORED BY SAGNER arch gnd trMtment had been ling on. praetjcally unnoticed ."1'- ■■ i-;i 80 >BMa at the Masonic 2-PANTS Home and Hospital in Walllng- with '’This Coupon Thurs. Only 9 to 9 tord. Frtwa psychiatric treat- SNOW TIRE REMOVAL SUNBEAM YIS7A t e t to apeech therapy to revo- PALM? BEACH, ^ oo $ ^ LARGE, 18 X so, RUBBER, KITCHEN mary medical dlecovwles. 10 8ba story of the Masons’ dedl- DACRON Ico n O H POPUM — PLUS — ELECTRIC HAND MIXER batton to the "right to live" of- or SPECIAL $ ^ ^ K s an example for trtotment Brown ANY TWO TIRES BALANCED 12 M old age. i TSie ConneoticMt Life covw I 2-PANTS Irregiilan of 82.08 Only ^ 2 With Coupon ^ ly featnree a daring high ^9 ^ * ol thaatrlcal group In Weet- RONALD SCOTT (AU Colors) MANCHESTER PLUMBINB . w ^ ^ totheproduc- GOOD AT BOTH FAIRWAYB t of Peter pan wUl use Mary AND PALM BEACH A SUPPLY GO. a’t original flying appam- DACRON AKb WOOL FAIRWAY ERNEST LARSON, Prop. 976 MAIN STREET g o o d / ^ e a b <"Xhta month’s map 705 MIDDLE TPKE E.. ’'TumpPie Plaza” WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS btittewlde newe magazine ahows REGAL-- SERVICE STORE—713 MAIN ST. the open apacea am m Next to Popular Market 877 MAIN ST. MANCHEBTEB oUcut’a building bo(OT Itda the etate’a place *»tw "The: Sto re PESO^PUIMA 4 ^ 9 5 "IN Hut Coast inegalopoUs. regular current state features W ith The TAILORED BY SAGNER O ^ M tlc u t ps(H?le doing un- /'BAtfSAOMDAfilLON 'ANBAND WWOOL dOL. uBual thing*- Personal J u r i Y I M I l G l^fM for Rhino* • J. Tbb CuH|NM it m rlh nsiTORIA — Here’s South I Touch" ' siylG ud—w ^ HERMAN’S HERMITS RHularly $3-51 Long Sleeve * ■ i-4rtyle trading. Fourteen liught tolbe ''ri. lOt OFF M e U lO N 9f (TO* west of Kroger Nkr REGAL'S YOUR 4nd yours Jar onZi/’lO’*^ Vt LeP. RaoDnl Allium 8IBS0N PHOTO ALBUM Park are being mov^ to SPORT SHIRTS home in Zululande um-i deluxe leatherette Reserve, where tl** •Pf"| •.••i • i w « f c ito s iM a A ^ .a ib w r to ^ “Mrs, Brown, You Have A MM been extinct neerty 60| Lovely Daughter.” Reg. $3.98. X teO w With Coupon They aip «rl M tba oqiial ol tole;vUlto. A |lM t* a p * for rtttboe. So w thej ■t Uuehwr suits^ for em it'him W t hsM ^ Parka Board baa ■to‘| l y ik a t io n s I CREAM With Coupon ■ r : any place, with dwrk "B hiA nr-lW hIob* the saei Priceli 86 rhino# in •wap# for «F| QB tHB GARMENT iRilMiNENT set oB be good htoks, and Jenswa’a treditional MEN’S I el fit” AH «kip al a asodateto nt your neaiBat ndghborhood . Belief’s M U SIC SH O P REED’S, Inc. SHOP • ,IN ’*APAN 88, OVIH I 1013 MAIN ST^MANCHESTER BRNMNJeliAAAlMF ClMMNMtMJi WjNvIfgNilA ' CORNER BIAIN * B t l ^ BlttBETB Royal lee Cream dealer’s store. 1’ (t) m 0 « a V*. ^ ■ • .5- 1- , -<■ t\\ 9 0 Sec 10 per cent by 1S»- " -...... i . w . .. t.- .--A...... \-T’ m : % ■ ^V.1 n "1 « O H
nil EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 19^6 PAGE ■ rx I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1965 vshtaia on lOKAe In this ooontry • » — ^ - 7 * Driver Warned' Tpke. near Vemoii « . ytoter- ftont etid of buzz sessions headqd by Junior CofC Opposes with some forsl^ . * ATLANTA — Thn ______would be dMnehtt to ttftenrtns day afternoon. ,. ^ DelegateR Set stats chairman. A eoektaU hour NffNafidng After Accident PoUce eay Ibnt the neeldent SIJMtAMA AIICH UHfO Rocky Mountain Nte»6* g * * will preceds limchson. Bill on Imports gpods R A LlY V lL U a, Ala. — NS- is concentrated, not tti wte w tm - Coventry ed with n stfu sad wWo|i with occurred ae the preceding c « , For Conference Ths afternoon session will in<- A written warning tor failure operated by Oal B. Kotby, 49, tural Bridge of Alabama, near ora stetee, but tat the Ajjm ; BMkaclie Means# poilisps S h tofsign . here, to one ef the longest rock chide reports frort club presi The Manchester ChdmtMr o f to drive a reasonaUe distance of 676 W. NUddle Tpke., pulled to ehton chain, lb two of the jnM dents and the presentation to a stop tor a red U^t while east- spans in the eestetn United three years VItglato and Flower Show Set Saturday Five members of the Junior OomMaree la oppotinc proposed apart and also for nOt having a Carolina nported • laspirm i^ lOH, tlie Junior’s state project muffler was Issued to Robert bound on the tunipike. Moder SteteS. Its mabi sandstone arch Century Club plan to attend for this year. sUte leclsUtlon that would r»- D em olition Bidis BelaiMor, SI, of MansBeld Cen ate damage was inflicted to the Is 60 feat Wgh. N feet wide, bar of cases thnn any .ofher the annual Spring Conferenoa lu ISwimS "y “JJL* qoiiw that a sign marked "Im- I rear end cf the Kilby vehicle, and 148 feet kmg. At Site of Proposed Church •wawtkm. ter, after he ran into the rear of of the OonnMticut FederaUon MedUm h $4^00 to day atrwa and atrain. »* ■ »'J™ ported Cfoods" be dlsptoyeA Sought by Town o f Women’s Clubs, Junior Divi aat and drink nawhabr •‘S t f ’SStMrt- wherover such goods are offer A fl«w«r show wid frtan^day In the gymnasium betwwn sion, Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7lld Maddto that tm t- qmz) ^ e ^ria' team and a faculty WASHINGTON — Ths 1968 all fighting la the south but it ed for aala The town is advertMng tor 10 a-m, to 5 p.m. Saturday at **•- “ faruitv 3:30 pm. at Waverly Inn, Che- U you am “ Iwrai* would make Ik poealble for the Ih op|)oslng House BUI 966 team. median income of American men eaaM of thoiodltooinfortj;!^ •aMgh Mormztten to know bids for demottUco of the Mo- open monday thru Saturday S:#0 to SiSB the site of the proposed new shlra ' The Instructors of the advanced to a high of #4,500, South Vletnameee government the ehunher liste the foUowlng S t Mary’s Church on Rte. 31, Rose's Bridge on Pucker St. Handicapped will receive a ton holp by tlwlr ito n.tollOTlnSi^.Jy ,iriMth«r (lueh a m zazaft moziui Keever property 69 N. School nmraday alShttDl f will be closed sUrting Monday up about #140 from the pre tlMlr •oothlas to omit bi*dw to put order la its own house. reiUKina for its stand. adjacent to the town office monetary gift at the afternoon ceding year, while women’s me tatton, and by thoir mild dlniytk urttw that China. wcAOd atand aslda In In addition, Rusk has re St os another step in redevei- Soper PoiyOi, FirtVs ireit building, will be for the benefit for repairs. First Selectman session. tbnnisb tbo Wdnoj^Undlns to to«roa« 1. There are adequate laws in Richard M. Galinat reports. dian income was #1,400, about tbo ontpnt of tbo II mihn of kjdnoy to ^ , •ny' iMgoUaUonz. Ih o State De- sponded to d^aads tor with regaFd to the Importation of onent plans tor the North I bfend of cross wtive polyestir ■ fg the church building fund. Delegates from the Manches drawal of U.S. forces from Viet Dance Set the same as in 1962, the Census " z o if nassins ja ek i,^ partmant declined oommenL goods and the proposed bm i»d- and combed cettM This will be sponsored by St. ter club are Mrs. Alan Taylor, Bureau reports. drasso4-outjoni, nimiMrablo, Nam -— now numbering 38,000 Binoa the dweWng is still ec> | Ilary's St. tlermalne Guild. The Whlrlaways’ Square president; Mia. Lawrence Deck •IMPM)MM^ nlcntio__ _ din’t wait; tJT D o « ’' BlMWhere Ott Capitol Rill, wound represent yet another Dance Club will have a dance PlllJ, sot tbo aam bappy^rt|laf_j»lllloni — by saying that American protectionist measure to try to cupied. although It has been The Coventry Volunteer Fire er Jr., Junior state fine arts bay* anloyod for ovor II yoon. For ee*. troops con corns horns immedi 966 maiii from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday at SHOWCASE IN STOCKHOLM for tbo larsn alaa. Gri Son. John Sherman C oc^ r, R- unpede the free flow of tiade oondemned by the Manchester AsBociaiion has a division with chairman; Mrs. Allan Schubert, ately vdien North Viet Nam fadnff oak Coventry Grammar School. Club Junior state education chair STOCKHOLM — America’s Doan’a PUli todayl Ky„ called again for a CMwation and goods. Redevelopment Agency (MRA) in the organisation known as of hoztiUtlei in Viet Nan. "You stops its aggression against the bid spedflcations provide the Cw entry Ambulance Corps. level dancers and spectators are man; Mrs. Robert Jones and newest overseas trade center, a South Viet Nam. 3. It is Just another nuisance 966 main £ ' ’ ‘ invited. Ted Perkins will be Mrs. Richard Murphy. permanent showcase for selling can’t have negotiations without blH to tinpose another law to fer % 60rilay delay from the facing oak The corps is reapopslble for , a oeaae'flre. Ae long as the April 30 date for bid openings To t u next to proper operating of the vdilclS guest caHer. Refreshments will The confab will open with a U.S. products, has Just opened retpiire bustnesa to do some be served by Mr. and Mrs. Bud in Stockholm. Read Herald Ads. fighting continues there can’t be Weather S u m n u ^ thing else again. to the s t S r t ^ date fo r demoU- Tots Teens and the training of all persons business meeting, followed by - any effective -tsdks," -Cooper t in : in the group to operate the In- Ga|Tisoh, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon #. There has been no evidence tiODL !iii! in b o r n and Mr. and Mil*. Gil said. Thus, the work on removal of :::::: balator. WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - presented that public Injury :n::: MEENi bert Swanson. In charge of Sen. Freak Church, D-Idaho, Oool and damp weather is in has resulted because of import the wood frame dwelling might AH trained first aid men are ■aid the United States should iiilii under supervision of Hans Han- door duty will be Mr. and Mrs. store for Oonnectlcut today, but ed goods. not begin until June 20. I ^ Everett Frost and Mr. and Mrs. move toward breaking the dip The McKeevers, to protect •en and Frederick G. Biasell. more pleasant spring weather 4. Federal regulations now Steve Slayton. lomatic deadlock in Viet Nam. is expected tor tomorrow. require that aU Imported goods their right to renegotiate, have jilill The ambulance will answer Jim. Nettletori, (Bsc Jockey’ of He said, "If our carrot-and-sUck instituted a court appeal on the iiiiil only emergency oalls, Harertd Wet weskher, holding over the be stamped with the country of WDRC, and a band will be in strategy is to succeed in bring mid-seotian of ttie nation for irigln. #15,800 value which the MRA 111 visit our pre-Easfer J. Crane, association president attendance ait the teen-agers ing Hanoi to the conference ta :::::: reports. Victims will be taken some time, oontfnuee to move 5. Since many products sold has placed on the property. idanoe from 8 pm. to 11 p.m. ble on acceptable terms, it Is atewly eastward and should fi enlarged only to the nearest hospital. ISatunJay ;..at the Nathan Hale not enough to brandish tiw stick ' Proper personnel must accom nally reach the Oonnedlcut area Junior lOoiiMnundty Center. ^ only — it is equally Important to today. pany Uie ambulance at all show the carrot.” times, otlierwnse the call will Tbs air over the southern New BOYS' Man In Eastor their Value T . m id -h e e ls appreciates by Arpeggios y e a r a ft e r ■ t'.. ideasingly priced at 10.98 EASTER SUNDAY FRILLS EXTRA SPECIAL FIT . . . Fit that lasts — ' enduring every day fit, as much a part of the shoe as its sole. A Stride Rite tradition — carried on right here, by our own fussy fitters. V , - . / . In IjMniehester only m *441^ eombfaiito tion lasts.. . gleiBni^ prtcod.from 6*98 to 10*98 . , navy, bone or white calf Iji JDiId or Short heds. You’ll Ik •^at .ths fins dspending on siz4 rtmgo 986 matn '' fming o«k styUnfrt this low prkib POWNTOWN MANOHSanS • t ua BIAIN SnUBBT fTTBIDIS BIBBB with tl^ fiX lS A SUPPORT • if''- - ' ■ ■ ■■ ...... i/.TT i ^ '' r \ 'Y' * i j - IN p a g e I T F I lD B l i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1966 BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1968 South Windsor PAGE FOURTEEN CAPCC Supports New Voter Session Road Sweeping Education Bill A 5 to 8 voter-making ses Begun by Town Columbia Yorty Wins Things Like Stealing Eggs sion is scheduled for tonight School Budget Cuts Leave i in the town clerk’s office in With, the award of a contract The legislative comnlittee of the Mimicipal Building. the Connecticut AaeocU^n for to the Hartford Sweeping Serv Eligible applicants must be Kindergartens Uncertain LA Contest Can Lose Viet Nam Friends Public Community CoHegee \i\ Bill Expected at least 21 years of age, resi ice for the rental of a street (CAPCX3) met yesterday and sweeper and operator to aug The capUdn's battalion had dents o f 'Manchester ' for at TTie board o t education has<^ten* th* ott»er M isset Mma By HORST FAAS < passed a resolution supporting least six months and United ment the highway depailment’s priorities 1# variations tor tli* To R estore For Mayor been dropped by helicopter and the study commlasion bill es announced that with the DUC HOA, Viet Nam (AP)— States citlsens. two street sweeping units, Man third step allotted for potoUon* The Vietnamese soldier ran had advanced into the village. I 2ISV 2 SILVBt LANE. EAST HARTFORD tablishing a aUte system of moval of $150,000 from its •"This man la the Ideal Viet Naturalized citizens will be chester's annual townwide to date at $19,500. L08 ANGEUUa (AP) — May from the thatched-roof house higher education. The board under the MM to or S ^ u c l W. Yorty won re- namese battalion commander,” required to show documen spring cleaning has beg^m. budget It cannot commit itself Budget Cut with Mb helmet tuU of freshly The committee, reported t a l proof of their citizen prioritle* has deleted *oin* election handily in Tuesday’s said a U.S. adviser OH>t. Don “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGED 1* Manchester Community College Highway Supt. BJmest Tureck to public kindergartens at this laid eggs. ship. said today that he is pressing <$148,833 from It* budget. n w board of education baa municipal primary, b e a t ^ He grinned as he broke one ald R. Brown of Annapolis, Md. Dean iVedertck Lowe, CAPOC time. back the challenge of a strongly “ He is responsive and for a mid-May completion for It had been suggested by ill* been informed that the recent into Ms mouth. STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED. 94: THURS.-PRI. 9-9 secretary, placed particular em The board stated that “hav town council that tf the KM waged campaign by Rep. James active.” phasis on a strong regional the community college it repre a cleanup of sand and debris budgetary cut In rural super- He didn’t Vrin for long. SATURDAY 8 to S — fCLOSED AU DAY MONDAY) accumulated during the winter. ing carefully considered the ot approxim ate $90,000 teg Roosevelt. ’’I’ve told ^ u tlmd and again “ Most of these people have council to assist In governing sents. viefon ot achools will very like nothing to do with the Viet It Is expected that the After the Initial concentrated : council's recommendation, the kindergarten must be eHmtoaU Yorty, 63, swamped Rooeevelt not to do that,’’ shouted his ciwnmimlty collegs. job has b ^ (xnnpleted, town dergarten item should be re ly be restored through the intro and six other candidates in battalion commander, Capt. Dl, Cong.’" said Di. ” It is not their In backing as strong a re CAPCC will be on hand Mon board of education feels that fault they are forced to help crews will follow a normal and | the school budget, as subenit- duction objective, that the kin duction of a bill in the legisla gaining a second term as chief of the 2nd Battalion, 46th Regi gional council as possible, the day to press for a powerful re them. It is our fault for not FRESH CUT! gional council when the educa routine operation of street! ted represents the best efforts dergarten Item ehouuld be r ^ executive of the nation’s third ment. ’The captain, beside Mm- committee, said Dean Lowe, ] cleaning. ] stored if additional and suffici ture. self with rage, puUed the being here more often. tion committee of the General of the board to accommodate largest city. We haven’t been here for was proceeding on the basis Hartford Sweeping Service ent state aid became avaUahle. Kmeat Nybakken, cMet of the Yorty Issued a victory state frightened soldier by the shoiM- that the bill was yet- in the Assembly holds a public hearing the reeusonable needs of the more than a year. If we are was hired under a contract call- school system to the financial In presenting the list, th# Bureau of Rural^^ServioeSjand ment when the unofficial tabula der, and slapped Mm. formative stages. on the bill. iboard said R regretted that more often, people would like A hearing held last month on ! ing for payments of $220 dally. ability of the town.” Victor Mad>>nald, presi - i\ .:X -‘ r PAGE NiNirnaB|i MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNBISDAY, APRIL T, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1W8 ii MWi'iii^i PAGE EIGHTEEN sUta planning program and welcomed admlmetratlon pro Rosary Society and the firti index soared to 136. Second Big Flood posals and impiementlng legis Fish is one of the most impor New Jersey Area Chiefs Discuss lation by Kennedy and others. Elects Officers. Food Prices tant factors in every Norwegi Hits Iowa Town Kennedy told the group he be- Sargent'DiBenedetto an’s diet.. Uevea t h e regional planning Mr*. Edmund Oraaney e i O ft Norway's income tax is grad commission proposals by to# H. Main 8 t svae p ee* ’ In Norway uated progressively, so wage ‘Passes B ill (OoBtlMnd fren Fnge Oea) New England Topics President "can be mppoiied by rieettd increases idirink as the earnings ea New Englanders.’’ dent of 8t Bridget’* Itoeary ^rplcal waa BIH StnrgecD, 39, f t Soar Upward rise. This makes many higher- On Compact (Coatteoed from Page One) opMwtlng deficits Incurred in Reed pleaded for cooperative goeiety at Ita meeting paid employee prefer- fringe owner of a bowHng faUM canter toe provision of commuter serv efforts to broaden the region’s day night at the riiu ^ benefits such'as unlimited use •tnca 1966, Alter a flvedoot derstpod their states would be power sources, citing present Other offlceri induda Mr*, i . TRENTON,’ N.J (AP)— Oov. ice Is a federal responsibility. Robert Eelle, vice president; By ERIK A. WOLD of a company cau- or eompany- aandbag harrioada burat, Stur- re lie i^ of the quotas and felt Dempsey endorsed a bill by high costi as hamperii« eco OSLO, Norway (AP) — Nor- financed low rental housing. Richard J: Hughes has before Mrs. Jemes Gott, eeeretnry; f gaon went hoine and toM Ida they “had been led down the Pell (or a new York-ConnecUcirt nomic expansion. He mentioned [ wegian housewives plagued by r ------:------him a bill that would en garden path” by Udall’s^ an -Massachusetts - Rhode Island specifically the proposed Passa- Mien Alice Vanderburgh, te«ae- ' increasing prices take a trip roll New Jersey in a tri-state patient wife: “Well honey, nouncement ' compact to operate a regional maquoddy Bay - 8t. John River urer; Mrs. John R. Boland a ^ abroad to save household mon transportation compact with we’re out of bualneaa again.'* tidal and hydroelectric projects Mr*. James Tanl. amy* and Open House Set . Chafes told the meeting passenger system in combina means; Mrs. Bradley Partonen ey. New York and Connecticut. t t waa the fCurth time in nine 'there appears to be no sound tion with a Wll by Sen. Araham and developments in Labrador, Thousands of them make the The measure, approved by the Other subjects touched tqxm Jr. and Mrs. William Morgan, yeara. b a ^ whatsoever (or the contin- Ribioo((, D-Conn., to provide tooepltaUty; and Mr*. H*rry Eg 24-hour round voyage to neigh At Tech School Senate March 22, cleared the Also badly damaged wtth uatlor of the present import immediate cash subsidies to all more briefly In oral statements boring Denmark to stock up the assembly Monday 44-6. water standing as much as six quotai,” which New England Ing passenger carriers. but developed fuUy In briefs gleston, publicity. ^ ^ . vastly cheaper Danish food The public Is invited to an Hughes has Indicated he will sponeored by the governor* In The officers will be installed feet deep were a steakhouae and interests figure are coeting the Pell said he and other New at a later date. The society stuffs. open house at Howell Cheney sign the bill, which would take restaun^, a motor company region $30 million annually. Englanders were disappointed cluded: The solution is available only Technical School tonight from effect when New York and Con and implement firm, a night ^ a fe e sold, "Apparently the by a statement of Undersecre The Importance of retaining meets the first Monday of th* to those Norwegiaits within easy 7 to 9, Dr. Fred Manganelli, di necticut pMS similar legislation. chib, an office building, green- President Is the only person tary of Commerce Clarence D. Northe«wt Airlines In Ms North- month in toe church ball. reach of the southern ports, rector of the school announces. Assembly Majority Leader house, supermariiet, hatchery who can cause the quotas to be Martin that administration pol South trunk and regional ser however. During the visiting hours stu Raymond H. Bateman, R-Som- URGES PIUVACY and feed atore, warebouae and dropped and we do hope the icy dictates disapproval of both vices. AUSTIN. Tex. (AP)—"We’re Most of the SV4 million popula dent guides will escort visitors erset, said the other s t-te -...... ♦ three service statloua. congressional delegations will measures. The Impact of defense iMse tion must struggle for economic through the shops and class ratify it by , July 1 or federal not going to have any privacy a T ^hoid serum Waa ruShed do all they can to persuade the Pell also criticized New York closings on toe area and toe we don’t do something soon. survival in a price-wage infla rooms of the state technical transportation aid to New Jer here from Des Moines and ino Prerident to do this.’’ Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller (or hope by Defense Secretary Rob tionary spiral. school. Instructors will also be sey will be cut o-. (allure to endorse the Inter ert S. McNamara can be per State Rep. W.H. Miller said The price index, on which on hand for individual confer One of the bill's critics. As culation of evacuees began. At Connecticut Gov. John N. Tuesday, plugging tor his bill to Oie Red Croaa disaster center, Dempsey reviewed the status of state compact plan. suaded to reverse the decision wage adju.stments are decided, ences. semblyman Douglas E. Qimson, The criticism brought protests on the ^ringfleld. Mass., Arm protect communicatlowi be has soared from 100 In 1860 to "Learning to Bam.” a film R-Hunterdon, said he feared 160 cltiMna' in the dry area of ths bankrupt New Haven Rail tween a ptoyriolan and patient, town offered tree lodging to leaa road and toe threatened aban from Govs. Chafee, Dempsey ory, at least. 120.8 today. There has Just been depicting the complete progrun New Jersey would have to bear and John O. Volpe o( Massachu clergyman and confessor or another round of wage increases of v o c a tio n a l education the brunt of massive spending fortunate famiUaa. donment of Its commuter and newsman'and Ma source. X- setts. (Jliafee said Rockefeller ' with some salaried workers get throughout the state, will be programs proposed by the tri- Not even the Weather Bureau long-haul passenger services. Seeds Float Long The WU went to a Texas ; ■ i < shown in the auditorium. In ad He said governors of the In "has been cooperating 100 per ting hikes of 10 per cent. state agency. forecasters were sure what to cent.” Volpe said Rockefeller House Judiciary auheommiaee Automaitic and semiautomatic dition, several shops have pre However, Assembly Minority day would bring. The 360 Ns- volved states long have advo NEW YORK — Many plant after a hearing. pared representative exhibits. cated that all New Haven oper- supports the idea that the state increases in wage rates accord Leader J. Edward nablel, D- tlonal Ouardamen on duty and governors must come up with a and (lower seeds are so light, The Houston lawmaker said ed in general wage agreements Middlesex, said the bill took hundreda of volunteara waited atiorui, freight and passenger, most people realize that hue- be lumped Into the projected plan acceptable to Congress (or yet durable, that they can float will just help boost the Inflation Judge on Trial into account New Jersey’s ob warily — hut not fearfidy. continuing passenger service. In oceans and other bodies o( band-wtfe and lawyer-cUent spiral in months to come, econo jections to ratifying a tri-state Pennsylvania - New York Cen water almost Indefinitely. The oommunicatloria are protected transportation compact duriM tral RcUlroad merger. Gov. PWlip H. Hoff of Ver by law biM mistakenly think toe mists claim. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. GHXOAaO (AP) — FleW# mont reported that the New seed o f one tropical plant has jfDfflcially the index figures for the past three years. The OOP white with Mtow a month ago "We recognize,” Dempsey been known to float 143 days same____^..Leotlon prote extends to their (AP)—Suspended Oklahoma Su majority in the legislature had said, "a state and local obliga- England governors had agreed tiitiwi with a doctor or mlntster. Incomes and prices increase at preme Court Justice N.B. John and dusty tn one of the worst to finance and staff an Inter- in rough seas without injury. about the same speed. In prac blocked past attempts to enact droughto in Uatory six months tlon to underwrite unavcrfdable son is scheduled to appear be a compact that would have giv § f A Widt VoiiptY of ALL Your Gordon Hoods tice, however, the price index is fore the state Senate next Mon ago ara quagmires today. galloping ahead. en the agency broad powers, in Aro Now Avoiloblo at First Notional Storos Deep aiowpacka and April day to answer charges of ac cluding the right to condemn The Socialist government is cepting bribes. raina, nsceaaary ingredients for facing growing demands from property. A summons was Issued Tues The compromise was worked "Js, ’Ua Buccesafifl grosring seasons for the opposition parties for action day after the Senate organized tarmsn, melted in spring to stop inflation. out by New Jersey legislative PINE itself as an impeachment court; leaders. Gov. Richard J. Hughes warmtti and for the next few Elections are scheduled next the first such action in the state weeks will be an Inoonvenienca Midwest Indians Meet Settlers fall and the Conservatives, Lib and New York Gov. Nelson A. M ICHIGAN Ellen Donohue as Melor* Lang and Kathle Koble as MeUm Lang, ^ since Gov. Henry Johnston was Rockefeller. and occAstonally a tragedy. STREET erals, Agrarians and Christian removed from office in 1929. Two persona drowned in Min- duced by Mike Adame portraying LitUe Crow to Jim Sherman, playing (3hW Kloi^ in a Democrats will try to topple the Johnson, 78, is to enter pleas nesoUt as springtime floods be scene from "UtUe Pawnee Brother.” In this ecene, LitUe Ckow. a member ?f the Pawnw government of Einar Gerhard- to charges of accepting two Fabric Sources Few gan. tolbe* w ^ ln s to toe chief that toe Lang twins had befriended him yhen his tri^ was rout- Hartford sen. bribes amounting to S10,(XX). PEAT HUM US Muihy waters slapped againri S i by toe Hurona and he was left homrtess. The four-act play 1 ^ three The people aboard fishing A member of the court since WASHINGTON — Five com the aides of homm In Isolated American setUers In the Vennont region, ballet in toe true t^lU on« style and Mldwwt boats, behind manhines and 1948, Johnson also was indicted panies make 90 per cent of the aecttona of the oqiMry. of toe plains. The orl^al music was written by Ruth Rowley and composed by Road tools, counters and typewriters, for bribery by an Oklahoma nation’s flber-glas industrial Flooding struck Cherokee In Mary Biish. Fred Bllsh is director. The play will be presented S a tu r d ^ a t 1:30, 3:30 Md 8 Manchester .. are worrying. pm In Bailey AudUoriuni, Manchester High School, by toe Little T h ^ tre of ManchestM County grand Jury a few flays fabric, a product used in mak 96% Pure Organic, northwestern Iowa Tuesday as The foodstuff index — 100 in after the House of Representa ing boats, in aircraft, in space the litUe Sioux River went under the sponsorship of the Junior Century Club of Manchester. Inc. ■nckete m y be ob- y iU F ^ iill Marsoua photo 1969 — rose to 121 last Decem and missile work, and in fish Weed Free. Ideal for tabled at toe box offlc« on Saturday. Proceeds will benefit various children s yUvRles to- tives voted articles of impeach 50 about 10 feet over flood stage, ' V 'T>> Sr* MRS. HERBERT KILBY SARGENT ber. The meat index rose to 12« ment against him. ing rode and golf chibs. Use in Flower Beds or driving 860 perscoa from their cludbig toe Lutz Junior Museum, the Children’s Wing of the Connecticut Valley Hospital LB homes. and (SIlRE.. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Miss Angela Marie DiBene-«> James Doering of Hartford as a Top Dressing The liver Mt a crest of 37.1 detto of New Rochelle, N. Y.. served as best man. Ushers for Lawns BAG feet, eCuaing an eriimated $600,- becsune the bride of Herbert were (Jerald DOnahue of Man 000 damage. Flood stage is 18 feet, and toe stage In Osceola and Schell bles and had to stop. Another Kilby Sargent of Mandiester on chester. and Anthony J. Cas- SAVI lie It was the worst flood to the river hit 38 feet and was stiU a ty . Mo., and toe Sac River bus managed to get them to sano of New Rochelle, brother- oommuntty of 8,600 In 74 years. was at flo ^ level in Stockton. Washington. Saturday at Holy Family TIMELY rising. The train that was to have Church. New Rochelle. in-law of the bride. Flood control experts said a Downriver ,ot Thellman, flood High water from melUng The bride ie a daughter of Mrs. DlBenedetto wore an higher crest cotfld be expected. snow closed three highways In taken them out of the capital Mayor Dale Goldie declared an stage was 38 feet and toe river Wisconsin. The U.S. Weather had been halted by the same M reisiaflflik. *• * •* s Mr, and Mrs. Anthony DlBene- aqua lace over chiffon dress TRADITIONAL htt 47 feet. S 'j i i t t i i k a i a detto of New Rochelle. The with matching accessories. The emergency. liureau forecast rising water for derailment. They took a bus to Up to two feet of toe flooded Richmond. bridegroom is a son of Mr. and bridegroom’s mother wore an Mora than 360 National Vermillion River in Hastings, the next three days on toe Mis Mrs. Herbert K. P. Sargent, 201 aqua silk sheath with matching Sphagnum Peat Moss Ouardamen helped with evacua- sissippi River near La Crosse There, they couldn’t find and TERRIFIC Minn., sent nearly 800 famUles taxicab. One of toe women Henry St. acces.sories. Both mothers wore tlons and a precautionary ship to h lrt g^round Uxlay. About 85 and on the Kickapoo River in The Rev. Edwin J. Conlin of orchid corsages. m en t'o f typhoid vaccine was Vernon and adjoining Crawford walked until she obtained a pri CANADIAN ^ famiUes were evacuated In Lily- vate car. Holy Family CJhurch performed A reception for 160 was held rusheihln.. date and 20 at Columbia Flats. County. the double ring ceremony. New Spring MotortMMds and heavy duty Then they all made it to a re at the Continental Manor. Ma- Absorbs up to 20 Times its Q|§K In Illinois, toe Mississippi glonal meeting of toe Travelers The bride, given in marriage maroneck, N. Y. For a motor $ 0 9 8 vehicles moved in to aid In River was six feet above flood Travel Troubles Weight in Water—Use when j evacuation. Aid Society, of which they aro by her faWer, wore a full-; trip to the Pocono Mountains, level bi Cairo and toe nibiola staff members. length gown of white organza, Mrs. Sargent wore a yellow Suifs and planting Trees or Shrubs. i ^ig One man clutched a pet ca- River was 1*4 feet below flood RICHMOND. Va. (AP) — ling and Imported French d’ange I wool suit with navy blue ac- .nary In his hand as he stepped level in La Salle. Travel troubles they had aplen lace accented -wtth seed pearls, cessories. The couple will live SAVI 31c Into a boat ty, but toe four women reached Tower, ‘Liberty’ Linked The gown w-as designed with | in Hartford, At Btoux Rapids between The Mississippi was also if*! ' Sporf Coats hf' above flood level bi Quincy, 111. Richmond unaided- To have long t^[>er^ lace sieves, ^al- jfr. Sargent, a graduate of Cherokee and Spencer, the Ut- asked for help would have PARIS — Alexandre Gustavo Loi n C w M U AT tle Sioux flooded the water In Mlsaouri, toe Missiselpol lo p ^ nMkl^e, b ^ M , , Manchester High School, at- was a foot below flood stage in meant a major loss of profes Eiffel, who needed pidy SO. w-atteau ba<* panel wd a W - tended the University of Hart- works and leporteifly contaml- sional pride. months to build his 7.000-ton natad the waiter. ^ , . New Madrid and « . a : " ' ? ■ ' ~ ~ MANCHESTER EVEOTNG H E R A ^, MANCHESTER, OONIt, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1906 PAGE .... s. a*.. ' r^• ’ MANCHEST^ EVEf^ING HEKALD, MANCHESTER 0C)1W^ WEDNESDAY, APRHj 7, 1965 l l is knowing 7011 g e t th e ‘‘finest meats y«»h*ll ever eat Ym kMW yow tlU t b S0t ii iIm btst •! taftol Serve a juicy Top o* the Grade Roast on the handsome, Bone White Dinnerware that your Stop ft Shop is announcing todayl Your family deserves die besti I ROASTS t o l h t U c f w im r BOnOM OF THE ROUND •I« llW VMllIll Outatanding valuM in top quality bMf for oven or pot roaata. Bvary cut cata oar famoua Juat>Rita TrimO for artn graatar valua. TOP To|t Round Roast ^. 3* Top Sirioin Roast»89' Qoollty Aflaats TJUL INDUN RIVER SODUSS Back Rump Roast'99' Buy you r Boat or Horn wkk ooufidoueoi Faatmpg fcgSfidh. i om$tde or importodl Top Sirioii StMdc !T ^ e !T i^1.29 CANNED HAMS G B A P O i m i T Tondor-iW is 't s r Boofstoiks fiS7 i*L19 , r ------aa------1— raMSf jwin riiM mi White Com Roastiag Chi(koM *^o39* •vsft, isIMsst, a *2.69 a *3.39 a »3.9? froaJb M IsvIl from our Rod Corabh Hois a o45* CtiNiilMatlsr ilSiMl salsristl CuUuor*B KUchont Skhdoss Fraukfortf *Sp*^2k99* Radi *133^*439 naksrwhHt. CWCKEN PIES WITH EVERY *5 PURCHASE Snparb S«Tor in big Frosh Haddock Flo ts Krakw lapsitMl Created especially for yo u ...to celebrate Stop&Shop*s Golden Anniversary! 12 os. pios. IssRsd Hm EACH PIES OHLY 01 THE Xognlarlp 49c —cb. i 4 9 * FRESH YELLOW CORN inaaa IS>4I 2 ^ 8 9 * m Ml Sbefficld * SAVE * M K A lT H a n d Save how .. .serve later! Put a ‘*food bank** in your freezer! \ BEAUTY ABS! D Ii opwpyl Akahol A 15* Par roUlBC. Ton gat Staava, tool Clollo Foamy U 79* Ton know yoi^re right when yon choose white . . • Tan aavo 19c. Xag. or ManthoL it goes with every cotorl With young modems **hone white** IM o Im Msalfanili 79* T H IS WEEK... . Ton aava 19c. 14 os bottla. is the *in** color for formal or informal dining! S li Pari Mmote ^ Snow Crop Orange Juke i-Birds Eye liiKir Beans- Frozen Gngiefrult lO'y^ " Dinner Plate - TioMly spaciaL Sara 29c. Yen save a cool 32*. $ 1 Save ,e H i 4 5 *. New! A Ug 41* saving! ^ ‘ T v For the woman who loves fina Stop 1 Shop Braea StepSShep Braad DeaaM Dach Brand* things yet must be practical, thU at the saae law price! at MHMi lew price! Set Tap Valae Staepa, tee! HERE'S HOW YOU GETTHEM! lovely, gracefully fluted dinnerware ha* all the important qualities needed for S4 With 9ioh $6 purohatc you art antitUd ta buy ona everyday use or for formal dining . . • DOUBLE Stop 8 Shop Striwborriof toaaenNa ;^ 42 *\ StopS$hopChoppodBraccoRT6 TU *1 Plata far lust 9a. Thort’s hu llmiti with a $10 pur- it’s chip resistant, oven prewf and d i^ - washer safe. So come on in and build Taste o'Soi Fbh Cikos vMa«»Ma Aim *\ Birds Eye French Fries ahaia yau eau gat 2 plicii far l8o| with a $20 STAMPS Stop 4 Shop Cooko4 Squish ^ 6 your set of dinnerware. Also, Stop ft Bivds Eyo CombiMtioB YogoteUos 3 ml M Stop 4 Shop OuloB Rhi|s sm m S in M purohast yau tan gat 4 piaeas far 36a. . . and so ai» Shop hopes you’ll come on in and sec BH 23* saving! Yea get WEDNESDAY Itixad Vog. ft Onions; Oniona in Croam l aeaat Pass ft A different piece it available each week, according the many other fine values we have to Mnahrootns; Rico, Poas, Mnshrooma; Franch Oraap Baana ft Step 4 Shop Cit Con aaM m 5 iur M offer. n tiller A SmI Narffaid. W «» HaHh.4 Mushroonu; Branch Oroan Baana ft Almonda. Step A Shop Bread at the to the achedule below. If you miaa a piece one sane lew price! Tiste o' Soa Fbh Steiki **i8P.ur 3 ns M week, you can get it the second or third time Ilorloa CocoMrt Castaid Plo wgaa«aiia3 «« *1 around. (And matching completer piecet are youra THIS SCHEDUU w il l K •wKW WhHi OiNk Tm o%**I7c ##aa>waaoa»waf ♦••♦t^weeoiwwaaawaawaeaaeaewweeee ••••'## * 64 at apacial aavings, too.) So begin your set'this mMk 9ur#l REPEATED 3 TIMES DURIHC i $ THE H EX T 15 WEEKS. . . THE SCHEOUiE WORKS THIS WAY. nMT RMlft TdlhMeii In three 5-weck periods you can com*, GLORIA BEK te l 11 101^^ Dimr Piiti 9 - tUpaniwn plete any size service you want! During each period the 5 pieces will be Avail BitidUittMrPliti wMitHh ITAUAN TOMATOES * k ST r i n 9 * lUparilnM able in the sequence outlined in .the MATCHING COM PLniR AT BXCBPTIONAk SAVINGS! wMiim schedule . . . one piece on sale tech it e i' AfrfllB H i Ib A Ug, Ug vabil |RR "■.nm.' te iM 9 * ISpniHM week. .. .Imagine! If you spend |I0 a le lewl a fta V . OpW JfalNr .$1.99 Tea Server $1.99 Save 14* ever ear ^ Ijm v • M IftV aiUilMh week at Stop ft Shop you can get 12 saviet " WIRWP Mha'tet WiGI ' repdar lew prkel ^ ■, ..V - *1! ST* lovil 1A9 K p a riin table lettings (60 pieces) for otey Mila M9 : $5.40. An incompftxftble o ffo * you caa t f t S S i '■ f Aft Burnt t M f A .h A V, .4 - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. 1966 and Mrs. Thetxtore Pierce on MANCHESTER EVENING I ^ A L D , MANCHESTER, W N N ., WEDNESDAY, APRH. 7, 1965 ard Cope, and w eM o, Richard Den 8, Thomas SmaU, Terance been a dangerous point and the providing for improvement of PAGE TWENTY-TWO C oventry Murphy and David Robbins; scene o f a great many accidents, the "hasardous” condition at Cedar Swamp Rd., with about Cope. WtlUam Pratt Jr. re 75 guests attending. The couple “TheM ar* not the whims of ceived an arrow of light and Den 7, Douglas Whipple, Bryon several of which have lieen the location. Munson’* Whipple and William Johnston; fatal. Tha final aolution te thte The local representative ad was presented a purse of a temparamental graduated into the boy scout money and appropriate glfta. Dietrich Mitf Dietrich ia * program. ' Den 8, Robert Green, Lewis problem ia the rebuilding of the vises he sent a letter to Deputy : Colum bia Taste Grows Toek INSULATION Boys^ BasebaU Tryouts Highway Commissioner Ralph t Fire Police Meet 1st in every way., he say* No Pack members extend appre Bradley and Steven Oarrepy; bridge and approaches and we TV-Radio Tonight single detail is left to chance, Den 9, Kraig Kaminsky, Carl are sincerely thankful for thia L. Hager aa requested by the Fire police meet at 8 pm. CANDY ciation to members of Green- selectmen. For Steaks Nine Sessions ghe knows what the Rants, Md Chobot-Rtohardson Poet, Amer Rich and Thomas Drugs; Den stop-gap measure.’’ K . ■ ..r, XM/St \. PAGE 'IWENTY-rtV*» MANCHESTER BVEWNQ HERJUJ>,^>^ANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL % l9W 'MANCH^ih^ ^5^toINO MANeHMT^. WEDNESDAY, APRIL % 1965 PAGE TWENTY-POUR I’s office Monday while N o w M o b y Wtar . Stores Around Town Tickets are availabls at ths aM Rardln Ustened on exten- Most Becomingl South Windsor YWCA offlct. Gold Loops, slons. FALSE TEETH Congratolatloas! t Fabrics,Fabrico, BHaterMM aunu, Yzora ari^CtoJ^ < There are eight homaa on Events in World A spokesman said This month FALLOT STU PILGRIM MILLS, 177 this year’s tgur. Homes of resi statutea do not allow a write-in Witk Moro Comfort { DIO, 70 East Center Street, ford Road, haz tha l«rf—^00; dents In Souto 'WIndaor Inehide Knee Boots, DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) If-f that aoma ef bla man ^ died in a city of the first class euch rASTUTH, a piwsent alkaline; Bargains commemorates 35 years in busi lection of quality BT THE Mayor Egan Urges thoee of Mr. end Mrs. Edward lahmen vote to elact today the in ' uoaitnounced space shots. as Fbrt Scott and should Rarmn ness. The nicest folks have been YARD BEAUTIES yoo over Lyons, 88 Palmar Dr.; Mr. and llW tfiembera of Parliament and Air Fories U. Osn. Nlkolkl receive more votes, election w inS^'Turt' torineto s UttS rA8-{ photographed here, many hap hope to find under one roof- Mrs. David Joseph, 72 Palmer Ironed Hair the government that will rule Kamanin, writing In Rad Star, Judges would be required to de •rgKTH on your plstM, No t)muay,> Listed by py milestones have been record COTTONS, SILKS, WOOLIWS, Dr.; Mr. and htes. Stevan Wil tiiem for the next five years. skid ths aim of thsas rsports "la clare Parks the winner. ” ideutuie bMethK Oett uirer ed on film by the FALLOT d r a p e r y FABRICS, UPHOL Interest in Politics liams, ElUngtoii ltd., and Mr. > By JOTlttULKB Because of the complicated to wsaksn ths trarasndoua Louderback said Tuesday iw S a n S fc* any druz eouatar.i STUDIO. We extend best wish STERY nuktertal Is convenlontly and Mrs. Rogsr Smith, 8 Piecs AP WoHMh'p Editor system of proportional repre Imprseslon made by ths night that Rardln could Uke the es for continued years of serv displaytd. You’ll like tha price« lU m r John K n a urgodtshort range goals being only Rd. • ; and the convenient shopping 'p art of the picture. He noted NEW TQICR (AP) — At she sentation, in which voters g i^ e achlsvemsnts of Sovist sdsnes case to court for final deter ice. With MOTHER’S DAY Avaiy S t PTA members to be- that some people only show Tickets may also bs rarchas- all camBdatea In their districts and tsclmology to space.” mination. Rardln and Parks just a month away, why not hours. Open Monday thrimgn 'aema active in politics or sup* concern for today, consequently ed in Manchester at Watkins stridee along la knee-high boots, by preference, counting It long “Ths names of poopls who could not be reaphed for com Read Herald Ads/ plan to give the gift only you Friday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m, Sho]4 pofl other people in politics. He the town is faced with problems Bros., Ooret Casual, Johhson's her freshly ironed hahr swings and detailed. Residta won’t be Itave allsgsdly died uatsd in for- m e n t ^ ______can give, your PORTRAIT. to 6 p.m. on Saturday. * building up. Paint Store, and the Little tong and straight and true. clear until Friday. sign papsis are mostly names Main Street Stores Male* It Two Ways Tri City — Vernon Circle Area CaU the FAtLOT STUDIO for that if parents are not ac* Shop. In VernOT Circle they Prime Minister Sean Lemaae of bonsxlstsnt cosmonauU,” he a convenient appointment. 643- Before you drive a nail tq tlvo, they are neglectful Mayor Eigan observed that Golden hoops dangle provoca Candy, Cards, Cosmetics, ^ Men Belong In the unless there happens to be a may be pilWshased at Hutmeg tively from pierced ears, and and hie Ftanna VUl party asked wrote. Hsvtng a PartyT < Stop Ahead Fashionably 5808. hang a picture on a wall, slit their children’s welfare. Pharmacy and Mam’seMs. l the voters for an outright par Parties a r e our business. One step inside NUTMEG EkMter Parade the paper with a razo^ blade Ha told his audience that the special interest in town, there owl-eyed, born-rlmmed sun- GUSTAFSON’S SHOE PHARMA(3y a t Vernon Circle, For that Easter Wafdrobe, Im’t much interest shown in the Vaadallam Bepertod glaases lend an air of mystery. liamentary majority as the UMA, Psruj .(AP) — Con Tour favorite daughter's wed STORE, 705 Main Street, fea ‘Rexall’ One Cent Sale and fold a tab down. If you loots of an orderly government The police department re guarantee for stability add con- gress Tuesday revoked an and youf know at a glance that stop at ROTH’S CLOTHIER decide to remove the picture la> general running of the town. Hpr sweater is turtlenecked; ding, your church suppers, re- tures ths popular "Air Step” Easter Is close at hand, judging and see some of the 1965 Oontinues Thru Saturday He la the planning and zoning Mayor Egan asked for as ports that there hhe h««n ex- her jeans cut off above the Unuad advance toward proaperi- Inorsass In bus fares that tirsment dinners, cocktail par shoes that combine stunning Come to LENOX P«AR- ter, take out tbe nail and paste Bonunission and the town coun* teiMiVe vandalim at the Eli ty. Fianna Fall held 70 seats In had touched off two days of ties or that group of friends from the festive assortments of SUITS tailored of Sharkskin, the paper tab back in piece. mudb Interest and support that knees disclose a strip of dark gdod looks with heavenly com f 4 m o u 8 “Barton” CHOCO Worsteds and Dacron fabrics. MACnr, 299 East Center Street, ta . is shown in PTA’s. He said he Terry School, now under con lacy atocklngv befors tha boots the last ParUamsnt and ruled bloody student ridUng. coming in on Saturday night! fort. The season's newest shades where a peimy has power dur ICayor Hgan emphasised, “If was envious of the PTA and struction. Police request par- with the support of independ The rioters burned 11 buses Nothing ie too big or too smaU LATES FOR EASTER, also Here, the man of the house will A Refreshing and Festive 1 you don’t have a good general take over. and your favorite heel heights “Gibson" CARDS. Greet the find a large selection of SPORT ing their "Rexall ” ONE CENT Climax , its organization. The PTA has enta to keep children away An exotic creature from some ents. and damaged others with fire for personalized attention. Ad are in stock. Come as a family SALE ending Saturday, April government with dedicated peo a force when it is bound to from the school. Lamass’ opposlUon la the Fine bombs in protaat against ths rienne Stack of the COPACO new season looking radiant. COATS, TROUSERS and AC Ice cream is America’* favor- ple the educational system of tale of espionageT and be outfitted with shoes for "Faberge” and “Alo" COSMET CESSORIES. For that wedding 10. Stock up on MEDICINE ite dessert. For an Ekuter din gether, the Mayor said. The police department said She is todaj^ college girt ~- Gael party, advocating social fare inorsass from 4H to 8% Food Service Invites you to call Mom, Dad and the CHILDREN. CHEST SUiPTLIES. Replenish the town is doomed.’’ He urged that Issues be parents will be responilble for reform and a marked swing to cants. 691 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 449-1885 or 242-5521 for her ICS can do wonders in helping or prom, ROTH’S CLOTHIER ner finale, ROYAL ICE CREAM The mayor added that the es she reveals herself in a re ths left, and the Irtah Labor you preserve that youthful has the up-to-the-minute styles the remedies that keep you and COMPANY. 23 Warren Street, checked at other times besides damage Incurred by their chil cent poll of campua fads — per Scores of persona were in ^g^gestion and free counsel. Put First Things First your family well, that relieve flist thing people should do is election time. dren If caught in acta of van- party, wMch wants widespread jured and a man wa8 reported NEXT TO GAS CO. bloom. OPEN SEV(!N DAYS A in FORMAL WEAR FOR has a BUNNY ROLL STENCIL to rscogntss the various func* haps taUng a last fling at fanta natlonaHzatloo of InduMry. A foundation garment from WEEK from 9 to 9. Your ac HIRE. You are invited to shop pain, ward off colds. Buy any that kiddies and adults will lap When a referendum, proposed dallam. sy before becoming tomorrote's killed during a burst of gunfire ' Low to medium temperatures GLAIZER'S CORSET SHOP, quaintance is invited. ROTH’S CLOTHIER, Tri City "Rexall’’ product at regular tlCBS and responsibilities of the sewers, change of zone or reas Half of SdMol wife, mother, homemaker, in Lima. Police used tear gas to 4re b«8t for ironing wash-and- up. These are thick slices of rich boards. He noted at times there KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia break up the demonstrators. 631 Main Street, should be the Sh(^plng Plaza. OPEN to 9 on price and get another for just ice cream, centering an Easter sessment are considered, Mayor There will be half a day of professional woman. wear finishes, most of which re- first Item on rour spring shop Try to have one room In your Thursday and Friday. COIOR STAMf.ON$ one penny more. It’s an ideal appear bo be conflicts, but said Egan asked the audience to school tomorrow due to teach Mademoiselle magazine con (AP) — Pollcs cleared the The government said, agita ()ulre some ironing. • Rabbit design. A fancy, delicloui people don’t realise what the downtown office building tors “mMquMWding as universi ping agenda. Then every dress home that is furnished through 9 MOTIFS ONE SIZE time to buy GOOD (JflOOM- treat for Blaster and your "stop and think of the relation ers workshops. There will be no ducted the survey of 87 coHegea or suit you try on will be flat out with materials that are easy 'Tiny felt flowers may be cut ING AND BEAUTY TUBS for boaKl’s responsibility is and ship in the spectrum center.” lunches served. and universities. It said the sur housing the U.S. Embassy today ty students” were responsible ! Enjoy the Complete Service (l-i-3) springtime entertaining. 'Tele this leads to misimderstanding. He Said officials were not up aftsr anoUier fake bomb for the disorders. More than 100 SHEARSON, HAMMILL A teringly attractive from all to Clean and hard to wear out. from old hats to trim little hats yourself and for gift occasions. phone ahead for the number of Brieds vey disclosed these new trends: angles. Ekijoy the assurance of All can relax in such a room and pocketbooks for the junior You’ll find mist cologne, dust Acoording to Mayor Egan set if citlsens came to mMt- The church boerd of the nerced eara, which haven’t warning in the Malaysian capi persons were under arrest Co m pa n y , ei3 Main street, 2834-H servings you want. The smilei the throe basic boards in town tal. members of the New York PERSONALIZED FITTINGS without someone saying "don’t miss. ing powder, compact powder, and happy nods of approval ings to argue, but it is a worry Avery St. Christian Reformed enjoyed much of a vogue since here. do that” ail of the time. liquid foundation, bubble bath, hre the board of education, the when they stay away from ref- Church win meet tonight ait 8 grandma’s day, are the rage. An anonymous telephone call Stock Elxchange aild 18 other around your table will be heart town council and the planning er said a bomb had been plant Vote in; Doubt Cuddly Toys for Easter lipstick plus lotions and blades. erendums. He noted that it was in the church rectory. ITansflxlng academic lobes are Exchanges, is e.q U1 p p e d to - Bread should be kept in a Get Into the Swim! THE CAROUSEL knows that warming. 649-5358. and sonlng commission. an insult that people had to be 'The South Windjwr Young ed in the building. None was handle all fomu of invest Throughout the big, bright g ^ e n h o ^s or long, arty ear found. Incumbent Mayor A. P. Parks clean, d ^ breadbox. Leave it in Make a beautiful splash everyone from crib to college LENOX (PHARMACY are Ho commented that the board organized to get them to vote. Demomts will meet tonight at rings. ments. They invite your in ita own wrapper, and as you use wherever you go this summer, loves soft, plush STUFFED When your grade ■ school eC eduction was the “flower” He noted that the pollUclaiu 8:30 in Civles Restaurant, John It was the third such hoax in was unopposed and polled 943 quiries for Board Stocks, In- Add this most becoming cov SURPRISE BUYS, specially daughter needs a costume for a Girls who quail at the thouaht Kuala Lumpur In 34 hours. The votes Tuesday, but the man he Mrance Stocks, Over»the-coun- it, refold the paper snugly over wearing a “Cole of California” ANIMAL PETS (bunnies er-up dress to the little lady’s priced for this event. Every af govenunent and the planning were at least doing something Fitch Blvd. The program win of surgery can get earrings that defeated two yeara ago, WiUiam the opened end. The bread box BATHING SUIT from KAYE’S i lambs, ducklings), priced $1.25 play, make It from strong crep6 and sonlng commission and even if it was not always per include the election of officers. police blamed Indonesian ter. Tax-free Municipal Bonds, wardrobe! It’s tied in the back where ElASTER IS EVIDENT paper and fasten it on to an old look as though they’re for agents who they claimed were O. Rardln, received 1,048 write- also Mutual Funds. 649-2821. should be well-ventilated in hu SPORTSWEAR, Vernon Circle.: to $5. This gift and card shop at with a big bow and trimmed at LENOX with TOYS, BAS Other agencies are the roots. He fect. With more people serving Main Breaks (Merced ears. in votes. mid weather to keep the bread The shipment of flattering , Tri City Shopping Plaza in-rites slip. The costume will fit better it will have an effect on the A large portion of reeldents trying to create a panic. with cuts' kitten stamp-ons— KETS, CARDS AND CHOCO and not tear as easily. j noted that people take “great The Gypsy look is compound' Altliou^ there was no open fresh-flavored and free of mold. BEACH WEAR includes a com- ^ you to pick and choose a de no embroidery needed! cars to flouriah the flower and town and will also serve the serviced by the Connecticut ed by the prevaltlng hair style: t Use an oven banter to take plete 5tize range, 6-42, in styles llghtful menagerie of these hpg- LATES to help you bring Eas Water Co. were without water MOSCOW (AP) — Tbe com campaign, there was Mn inkling dxcess liquid out of Jars when Pattern No. 2834-H has tis ter joy to those you love on Come for Easter Dinner foiget the roots.” children. kmg, smooth, swinging. Oirly mander of the Soviet cosmo of what might happen. City At Still Time to Create wlth built-in power to curve or! gable pets. (Washable, too!) sue—sizes 1, 2, 3, inclusive; laayor Hgan said basically again. According to officials heads and perfectionists pull out torney Glen Louderback tele- inning. It helps keep the top slim you. Come for a preview of EASTER CARDS are in glorl- April 18. Gather your family round you) Hearinge Queetloned the break occurred in the main nauts today denied reporta pub o t the Jars clean. Charming Interiors color transfer; full directions. around an Easter dinner table this Is a misundemtanding be A question arose as to why line in RockvUIe eometime dur the ironing board and go to lished in foreign newspapers phoned the state attorney gener- With 'Touraine" RYPLB3C the 1965 models (one and 2-pc.) 1 ous array at THE CAROUSEL, ’ To order, send 35c in coins to: tween government and educa- public hearings were held and work flattening locks. the miracle FLAT FINISH shaped of cottons, knits and; open daily to 6 and OPEN Dress Up for Easter at FIANO’S RESTAURANT, oA tlon. He noted that there was ing the night, the water com Dark glaases are so prevalent Ladlea, Improve Your Scores quick - drying fabrics at Anne Cabot, Manchester Eve It’s fun to try on new dresses Route 6 and 44 in Bolton. The if viewpoints could be changed pany said It expected to have I Yes, the "greens" are calling PAINT with vinyl from PAUL'S EVENINGS TO 9 on Wed., ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF an adventurous atmosphere in at a hearing. it looks as if the girls are study PAINT SUPPLY, 646 Main KAYE’S. Open daily to 6 and Thurs., Fri. at THE LITTLE SHOP, 30,’S entire staff is working diligent!]^ service returned to its custom ing to be celebrities. To sec to you. Have mors fun. Perfect OPEN EVENINGS to 9 on AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. East Center Street. The choice, to see that your dining pleasure town and the average age of Mayor Egan said that even if ers by noon. your game. THE VILLAGE Street, you can roll or brush 10036. the population is young. 400 people showed up at a pub take notes in class they push the I on to your walls, fabulous new 8103 Thurs. and Fri. Apply a lotion or hand hand-picked selection will is supreme here on Easter Sun Mayor Egan ei^ained to the sunglasses up on their heads ’ PORT SHOP, 977 Main Street, For Ist-class mailing add 10c please you. BETTOR DRESS day. You can be sure of expert^ lie hearing they did not repre- Maneheeter Evealag Herald nder the owner - management I beauty in time for Easter. Yes, 12h-26Vk cream after your hands have for each pattern. Print Name, group w hy'a council-manager- aent the majority of 6,000 vot South Windsor correspondent. like headbands. Some wear S RYPLEX goes on so easily; one Old powder puffs, when thor been in water. When doing ES come, in straight and half ly-prepared foods, attentively them on their heads adl the of Mr. Francis McCaughev. ha.s oughly cleaned, are fine for housework or gardening, Address "with Zip Code, Style sizes in beguiling styles and served in an atmosphere tha^ «>dp f ■■ ■ L’.i- -rr ' M AxrrHFgTFB. ICygNINO. HERAIJ). MANCHESTER. GONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1966 . . . .• .. ------li-■■ ^—: ji— L — ———^------■ PAGE TWENTT-Sn. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WJTONESDAY, APRIL 7, 1965 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR b 6ARDIN6 HOUSE with BlAJORHOOPLE A»it%r»r W Pr»v>w» G nat Britaiii but 'Ndt: from Usual Victory umss^KT L iM £ S )P b «r €PIHtrSMAM^ spokrsMAHif ACMH dlAOtettra foHb lAadM tbM i 4SQam Vktala mfim •ttd tesUIy AM, Him ANE.^ E6AD,> S-----Bdb MKtdaiMtloB tt V SeoBon^^Mrst . _ ^ . VPLAN (UmA») waailnc Wilt Stars G CW A AOOD fOnOMIO ACCUSE SAB^rvS«MB dSHooMotOotaB V- V./ • . > ’- •> -r.:' ■’ • ' Magic IjCmd of Belinsky, nm cavop PumNAtHosesiup WHILE tM MAK-\AAW/ IB J .Mrniit lUnlwUil \ FOOTPRINTtE ON MV CCIUN6/ tV B HIM COMFOCT’P WORK** ttUteHiM dtCltmpiiig n ^ i INE/NoWa nsoii:« USE GOODYEATS J-1. GOUMBr. FOLO-MIdY 'f - ■ ill’' •i'r'’' ^ Spded Rigg$t t ■fiv,- m H i taimou4 tdbac^ Ideal lor eosapartnasat sr I BUDSB auctioneer large purse. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON. JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFT and McWSXIABfS r e c o m m e n d s t Mat 4 TfRMS HOWOANVOUBUV9 I JB / / Wif .r-t^oorl Ex- ibbsri Colorfal \ As Low As ftNO/WATIMB / ‘ / a, • / w m s s atiMsaftw ^ UKETHIS? ' aality’M**^ t * ' ^ Only 1 1 ^ Weekly! n i m kB«sr$Xl^.oC (Poloral, . Mklf M J I M . . .J..S v.TS J |l' . ' i A!?! . i - 1 ^ . J' ' f‘ " lYS.— IHUKSDAY -n»" . .vsi- .. Am t, • .1,1 Lim 1 ' . ' . «• ■' " ' ! „7 , PAC® TW RHtY-lWIl MANCHRSIER EVENINO HERALD, MANGHEii'iEBy CX)NN,» WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL ,7, kfAtift TWENTY-BIGHT TSE Homer Paces Dodgers to 24) W in Agoinst Yankees M asters ‘ . i Uh,-: Herald Angle Picked Don Drysdale Double Hero ■y EARL YO ST ------O '■ i— m— Thunder, Lightning Spccts MBtor 'Nicklaus 4-1 NEW YORK (AP)— ^Don^Yorb Yankees for ftvs bmUi^dKauAx lost nn^foMC P*7- I? ' xwn-iv i/zj: / iwii and there he waa, u-Ate*leading off formancesfomonces sarlier.-euUer. Befit WeRther in Yeaw Straight Pennant Drysdikie, whd had traveled ths sixth against Billill Stafto Tbe Braves battled taninca ______Choice, 93 Pair Strike in N ldL f this before, was get- In a 0-0 tie. bsfoN losliig to WssMagton 3-1. “ . ' After nine ventures into Florida to get an tih]g nowhere fa st again. Drysdale le a stubtxmi sort, Catoher~ ' Mike:------, Bnimley had — four report from the Grapefruit League, l(»k bWK hits and scored the winning run one c«m ST. PETERSBURG, FI*. You’d think a guv wouid though. He -wasn't about to be ^To Perform NEW YORK (AP)—Bobby HulJ of (3iicago'and Toro- oh the 1965 trip as the best ever, thanks to the w ither. shut out again, even it his club in the 13th when he doubled and to’s Dave Keon, a thunder-and-li«htning pair of Nation ' (AP) —• Thifi obviously is learn that batting his skull hadn't scored In 17 Inninge. He t^n raced home on^Stody iAlo- BMOfiV WHITB la ifi The Florida Chamber of Ckunmerce never put t^etner btneeu lBd-841. AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)— al Hockey League shooting atari, have struck new life ' the year to pick the New against the stone wall that parked one of Stafford’s ssrves mar’s throwing error. two better weeks. The lowest the temperature got for i4 •1 York Yankfififi to lose. The!’ is the Los Angeles Dodger over the left field fence to break RicMe Allen, PUtodetphia’s «Most of the top contenders into their teams’ sagging Stanley Cup fortunes. Rookie of U»e Tear tost season, MDDOED NOTB — Jo I of the 15 days was 60 degrees, the highest being »< on have won five straight pen- attack, gets.you nothing the spell. here for the Masters Golf The Black Hawks and M aple, two occasions. Ths lone undsr^ Flushed with success, the homered and doubled aa the 188-860, Karen JoUBMa 31' nants. Nobody has won six. ^ Tournament starting Leafs, backs against the waH in Oanadlena and kept Toronto 80 degree day was a oomfort* cstloning In St. Peterriiiirg but a headache. But Drys Dodgers assaulted rookie' Oil PMlUes ripped Kansas City 6-1 Da-wn Cartoon 840. their semifinal playoff series hopes alive for a fourth straight able 82. when our paths crossed. Al Lopez, Chicago's eternal dale . .. well, some guys- Blanco for another run In the In other games, Houston beat j Thursday feel the cham-l against Detroit fnd Montreal, MUmesoU 3-1, Ban Franoisoo MATlNiaEft — Ar4Fi O'*** pionship will be won on the 0(4> title. TTie swift center Twenty one exhibition gfimes Bob Metcalf, who * optimist^ says Baltimore, ■just don’t learn. seventh — tMs one on Al Fer respectively, came through wUh knocked the Oanadiens out of in 15 days was the schedule, week to 10 days winter to rara’s pinch homer — and Drys cUm>ed the Los Angeles Angels 136, Marge Van Dmmsi MO. clutch home-ice victories Tues K not New York, is the team T ^ lanky Dodger right-hand greens. last year’s semifinal with a sev this being made possible by Florida watching the New Ybrk er couldn’t have forgotten the dale made the runs stand up for 6- 2, Detroit shelled Cincinnati -• Jack Nicklaus, the lonc-hit- day night. enth-game hat trick. His win Yankees work out, ws» anoth to b ea t a 2-0 -victory. 7- 2, St. Louie downed Baltimore MOHNINOBELUM — Ra> viewing 15 day games andAix six losses he was tagged with ny Crocker 129, Ruth Oetrandec ting bomber and the 4-1 choice Hull, the Hawks’ blond dyna ning goal TueiKlay night was under the arc lights at these er from "home" whose company Yogi Berra has gona. Mtekay The seven-Mtter -was Drys- 8- 1, Cleveland dropped Boston In this elite, international Held Mantie la bobMed. WMtey Fbrd tost season when the Dodgers 151—367, Olga OOlto 18fi—8T0. mo, fired tw goals in a 8-2 vic No. 21 in 44 la y o ff games. various points. West Palm I enjoyed. Metcalf la a dled-to- dale’s fifth victory against no 5-4 and the Chicago WMte Sox -s< SS, doesn't agree entirely. Is getting bombed. Roger Marls failed to get him a single run. tory over the Red Wings. Keon, ” We’re right back In the se Beach, Miami, St. Petersburg the-wool Boston Rod Sox But Dryaflale trudged out to losses this spring and mewked splH into two squads wMch de « “ You still got to get there,” said '•'and Olste Boyer are busy fieid- feated Pittsburg 7-fi and the inUHtAI.— Patrtoto BeB 19S the Leafs’ flash, beat Montreal ries now,” said) Keon, who had and Clearwater. er-but when the Sox went West the mounid Just the same Tues the first complete-game victory ■ the 2S-year-oId husky from Oo- 8-2 with an unassisted goal In helped set up Andy Bathgate’s to train In Arizona, hs ing warranto on ths first hop. for the Dodger staff. Sandy New Yoik Mets 8-1. —469. Otito Luood 177, Betfaer himbus, Ohio, today, It rained Just once, during day night. He throttled the New Derench 401. sudden-death overtime. Chicago tying goal In. the third period. the night and there wasn’t a over to the Yankees. -' Befors proclaiming 19 « a get- Nicklaus, a nonwinner this and Toronto still trail, two "W e’ve got to play hockey <» drop of rain on any of the days. spring Boston returns to Flori S even year for the vast army ot 'year, served notice Tuesday games to one, in the^ best-of-7 Thuraday, thought,’’ he added. da with -winter quarters b e l^ -* Yankee halers, a sobetliw PAOANl OLABSIO — Pat that he appears fit and ready to seta but will have the home-ice Hull’s goals'boosted his three- Not a minute w*s lost to. the Tremarco 306-382—5®4, Bob weatherman, as waa the case in set for Winter Haven, also the glancs at the rsat of the league break Into the winner’s circle. advantage again for Thursday’s ga^e totid to fiVe, three short of home o f Dick Pope’s Cypress titggm a oautton sign. If not Ranked Tops Seven Lettermen Return WUUs 338-650, Bert Sweet 334- 'H e unleashed a flve-under-par fourth games. the record tor a semifinal series the past. 567, Ed Sojka 3S7-&06, Bob Things have a way of evening Gardens. . the Yankees, ttien who? • S7 for the par 86-86—72, 6,980- Keon’s dramatic tally marred he shokca with Gofxlle Howe of Two men I talked with re Ohloago and Baltimore look 308, Charlie Bossidy up. SALISBURY, N.CL (AP) '-jrard Augusta National Qolf Club goalie Gump Worsley’s out- the Wings and ex-Boston Bruin luctantly did not care to give Uke the best bets. Cleveland to To Strong UHartf,Qrd ’Nine 210-550, Nels Johnson 300-661, layout on a hot and sunny after- Not too many years ago, a — Ooneagnea again chose Mike McOlyn 321-681. Joe Do- standing playoff debut tor the Jerry Toppaxtinl. their names, although both . an outsider. Minnesota has pow Chris Sobeakel of the Ameri- ' ■.■ > - '/ >iMon. top coat add gloves was neces lived and worked in Manchester mato -210, Bemle Bonavige 335- er to bum but no dsfense. De- u Broadcasting Co. the Seven lettermen return to thefthe four-week pre-sesoon prac The 6-foot-ll, 200-pounder sary wearing apparel to try and at one time. One of the gents tica sessions. B ^ y outdoor 602, Don Anderson 231-303— keep warm as well as rain gear. troM to so-so. Los Angslts has nation’s top sportscaster of fold, three seniors and four jun * cloeed out a round that included was a shoe salesman who said, Dean Chanet and F ^ New- iors, to form the core of the drills kre expecited dining tha 569, Lou Pavan 234-211—A15, ‘ algtat birdies snd three bogeys * * , • ' "Manchester is a pretty town 18fii and picked Jim Mui> John GMangos 324, B in Brown ------Better Luck as Manager' anaa. Forget fiie rest. ray, sports columnist of the UHartford basriiaU nine wMch few days before the opener with by holing out a 40-foot chip Tough to Adjust with a nice wide Main Street." , CMoogo oould do tt if Mooee last year won nine and lost Springfield CoUeg* on April 8 206-310—SOI, Jeff Warwick 667, ' shot from tiM fringe back of the No one disputes these points. Los Angelee Times, the top Elnso Pavan 564, Hank Lukow- It was tough to come home - fikowron and Pete Ward have sports writer. eight In regular season play. at Sprtfigfield. green. And the gentleman guarding senaatlanat years and if Kan "With Just a UtUe help and skl 068, Cliff Ooffen B63, Ray to snow, sleet and icy road con the press gate at Al Lang Field North Carolina Gov. Dan Ooach IRoger 'Wickman Is "op "It wSa a good round,” said Days in Louis Camp .. Berry makes It Mg. BalUmors timistic" after losing three of some pleasant surprises, we BJoriunan 066. 'MlcklauB "but my short game ditions and below freeoing tem In St. Petersburg, noted one needs a 100 per cent Wally Bun- Moore presented the awards peratures, but all good things Ms starters of a year ago . can come up with a good year,” ^sras Sloppy.” morning when I signed in, that ' ker and BUve Baiber and an to Sohenhel, the 1963 win flor. JAMES’ L A m n —JaMe have to come to an end. 1 ner, and Murray TMesday Jerry Orefice, a junior left Wickman said. It was Nicklaus’ first tour of I was from Mondiester, Conn. injury-free year from Boog Two key plajren axe the key RiUano 184, Solly FUMpo 8fiL Recalled by Garilli Vacation? "I know that town well. PICKED OFF—Tigers’ Gates Brown is flying but Cincinnati first baseman night at the annual National hander from Windsor, will head the course since he left to spend PoweU. the mound staff. Jeny last year stone commnatkm of senior r;the weekend with his family In It’e hard to convince anyone, Worked there 40 years at Che The Yonks won It last year Gordy Coleman has the ball in glove. He whipped around in time for a tag and Spoiteoastera and Sporta Writers Awards program. had a 1-1 record. BUI Cooper, Doug Keeler, second basemman Columbus. He had whipped the except management, and that’s ney’s,” he said. When asked . despite stib-por pertormancee the pick off. (AP Photofax.) ______Ni| M O ob Boidiig what his name was, he said he Win Gilmsley, Associated another retiumlng pitcher can and captain of the Hawks, fair course five times lu t week with "Joe asked If we were will the one who counts, that the . by many of tlM rsfMtor cast. If hitter and better-thaa-average By EARL YOST ^ annual venture into the Sun "didn't want anyone to know Presa sports writer, received be a key back-up starter for BOSTON (AP)—Boxing in fi rounds of 68, 69, 68, 68 and 70. ing to go one more round. Big Tony Kubek, Tom Trash, Joe glove-man, and sbortatop Stan Boxing was once the shine State in the middle of where he was." Last N i^t's Fighto the 1964 Martini h Boesl Wickman along with newcomer, night club? " I left because I didn’t want Boy agreed. When H was over, PspMone and Boyer ploy up to Plorkowski, a senior and the Fight promoter 8am flnrar^ . to stay here too long and get main dish for ever-smiling, Louis and Big Boy and I be March for two weeks is work Wintering In Florida were the Thomas Pleased as First Baseman Award f E'T*. (;i . w n PAGE THncnM )W I. MANCHESTER EVBjNING HERALD, MANCaflESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 19ffl MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, MANCHH^TER, COIW , ^ D N E SDAT, APRIL X ^ n b n r iw u i F t g filB 7gL Lots For Sals 73 Suburban For Sale 75 PAGE THERTT Hooachold Goods 51 Apartments—Flats-— BusinteM Property H oubob For Sale 72 H o u ssb For Sak 72 Diamonds—W stehc BOLTON — Beautiful Ranch of ELLINQ’TON — toim seU late, J BT FAGALT snd SHORTEN .Holp Wanted— Male 36 TWD BOY’S sport coats, site Tenements 63 For Sale 70 $11,900 — A GOOD BUY. 0 SPLENDID BUY to a 5 room ANDOVER-BOLTON line — 170 THERE ODGHTA BE A LAW J sw siT jr 4 8 seven rooms, including large spacions S BnsineM Services 14; % topcoat. $6. . each. E x rooms to excellent condition, home on Warren Ave. In Ver wooded’ acres, road frontege, OENMRAL w o r k In green- THME ROOM apartment sec MANCHBSTTIR — Six - room 16x32 family room. F\iU base tached fsraj«amfej_ $l5.800.^Ju^ O f fe r e d 1 3 cellent CitodlUon. 69 Spruce St. central location. Wesley Ri non. 6 acres of land included. od Investment. Owner flnanc housea and -delivery. Muit W ATCH AMD JBWJBLRT ond floor $16. monthly, tieat In apartment, twe etoree and !, ment, garage, rec room, etc. Vincek Real j v e Smith Agency, Realtor, 848- It jrou like to fix up an old cash required $5,000. Law M h M Rubbish Removal — I f MONA Mir know atresia in town. A n d y In pairing. Ppompt servlca. W BOY’S 81ZB 18-30 Iv y L eogm cluded, 14 WiUlame St., caU commercial bafldtog all In one rence F. Flano, Realtors, 648- 150x200 lot. Sensibly priced at CLASSIFIED DUlfEUA'fMC Krause j^ 9 o n your oM watito to 288-1431 after.,5 p.m . 1667. house see this one today. complete rubbish services. MCULD you UKE10 TALUMfiAlOUr person before 6 p,m., suit and exceUttg package- High trufle count. 3766. $31,000. T. J. Crockett, R eal O O lf HAMIA 631 trada. Oloaad M o q d ^ P riced at $12,000. OaU Doris < Wanted— RbbI EBtate 77 Commercial, professional, real* M u r A lyoN K R n jL A O IS L O R FTorists and Oreenbouses eondfttoti. er 6, 649-4036. ^ I HOLLninm s t r e e t - - 1 room Smith, Jarvis Realty Oo., Real tor, 648-1577.' TCDftmC Hartford Rd. Bray, T87 Mate Btrsat, FIVE ROOM cold flit, sfcOrd 83^W. Bsyee Agency, 648- sheddor- dentlal. New incinerator o n i l f MCC NAME « APIAIIO? floor, iaiYe yard, avatlable' im tors, M Lfi, 649-1200, E ves., 649- drums, K. Full ones emptied, Xiuatar Bimdmg~ ______Land For Rent 73-A ANDOVER — 4-room home, CARPENTTSR wants run • lu beu.a 7 « iw « A m ediately, $76. a month. OaU I mer, flnlahed rec room, 3619. large kitchen, flreplaced living house to repair «?'• • • “: ADVERTISING |3. 64B-0767. MoMcsl Ihstriiinehto 53 649-8475. acreened porch, small lot. Out OtMIDFIREOH. A BARGAIN In .a 4 bedroom room, 2 bedrooms, basement, State full address and pries to e< Btate'owner wants cpiiok sale sales, repair faciUUes avail new furnace, $10,000. Bel Air your reply. Brokers fully pu- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS rOU ARE A-1! Truck la A-lt AND VCRy Gardsn—F aro—Dslrjr t e n o r Saxophone, $96., plays H oubob For Sals 72 ape with, a tali shed dormer Cellan, attics, trash, sman MALE Uke new . Clarinet, $60. F ac M a n c h e s t e r Garden apart and has priced the house real- able, eewem, water, commer R eal Estate, 643-9332. teotedteoted. P C. Box 901, Mancoea- 8 A.BL to 5 P.M. Prodnets 80 ment — S% room apartment, tsOcally. T. J. Cbockett, Real 2nd l f 2 fu ll baths. Located in truckinf done A>1 rlatatl Call tory trained repairman. Ward MANCHESTER — Two-fSmily, Bowers -School D istrict. CaU cial zone in M anchester. 646- ter, Ootm. iio bk heat, hot water, stove, refrig tor, 6^1677. COLUMBIA — 6*4 room Ranch, 643*36ra, Tremano Ttai M a p p l e s —U aM and Owtiw ^ M usic' C o.. 540 H artford Rd., 4-4 duplex, S heating Systems, | 4555, evenings 644-0181. erator and parking, very nice. to see this dioice listing today. I sundeck, large lot, quarter of Service. FACTORY N o. 1 and No. A Buaoa Finn. always open evenings. nbw siding, storms, 2-csr gar- aSVKN ROOM older hone, 4 P riced a t $16,300. D oris! COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. $110. per month. Office 15 For mile from community beach MOMDAT I t a ii n U D A T lOtSO AM. — SATUBDAT • AAt TTPBWRITBRS — standard 14 Bpaneer fit. est S t, 648-0000 or 446-0090. Sge, nsar sll schools. Hayes tbedrooms. S b a t^ lot 79x151. Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., Real Suburban For Sale 75 AgSncy, 64S-480S. Marlon B. Robertson. Realtor. tors, 649-3010, E ves., 649-2516. 742-6217. A n d o v e r and electric. Repaired, over WORKERS Wanted—To Buy 58 hauled, rented. Adding’ ma- a p p l e s . ^ 4H ROOM duplex apartmentr— WILLIMANTIC — 8 room stone PLEASE READ TOUR AD wiU taka orders tor Easter. 172 first floor — living rodm, din CbLONIAL—Hugs family slz^ I - ■ ...... A O. I. Dream — Hera’s a love DON'T MISS This fine oppor chinea rented and repaired. Excellent hourlyMWTly w eges, t WR RUT. 8BUL. or trade an- front Ranch, knotty pine cab tunity — 8 Room Ranch. 3 yrs. S. Mata St., 6468067.______ing room, kitchen, refrigerator, kitchen, dining room* living RANCH — 6 large rooms, dining ly Ospe to Vertkm with 4 bed inets, large patio and awning, OUm IM or "Want Ado” mn takoo over tiw phono ao * Pickup and delivery service. paid-' hoUdays,ays, phid ftt- tlqua and usad furniture, china, room with firmlaoe, S bed- room, large Uvlng room with old, but still looks brand new. Meeting Set eonoonlenoe. The odvortloor ohoold rood hlo od tho FIRST range, hood, cHspoeal, Venetian rooms, enclosed porch and aluminum storms, exceUent lo Tale Typewriter Service, 649- I, penaian plan. glast, aUvar, picture frames Many extras including central neral laavo, blinds, half bath; Second floor rooms, 1)4 JM-lhs. screened fireplace, S bedrooms, one car la ig e lot. VflH quality for V.A cation, $14,700. Rowe ft Rowe, DAT IT APPKAR8 ond REPORT ERRORS in time for the 4986.______vacation plan, group insur and oM ootas, old doUs and porch, $90,900, F^briok garage, level lot. $l6,900i, Phil- hall, beautiful rec room, alu Mxt hiiirtinn H m Homld io noponotblo for only ONE inoor- Household Goods 51 — 3 bedrooms, large closets, n N A H C m O . Only $15,900. C 875-8167. By Firemen SHARPENING S « vice—Saws, ance phis msjor medical. gum, .Ifooby ooLiections, attic A gency, 649-8464. | M c k A gency, 649-8464. Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., minum siding, ameslte drive, loet or omitted luorUon for ony advertiooinont and then only AppHeants must be at least SOLID M APLE tw in bade, mint eontanai or whole estates. Fur full ceramic bathroom. Beat, built-in range. See this fine to tho ooctOBt of o ifood** tnoortloii. Errors which do not knives, axes, shears, skates, hot water, parking included. R ealtors, 649-1300, E ves., 649- tall and to good physi coRdlUon, origlnaUy coat over niture Repair Sarvice Talcott- SUBURBAN 6 room Colonial MANCHESTER — Bolton line. Vernon home today. Call H. R. Bralth- leMOB tiw ralae of the ndvertteement will not be eorrected by rotary blades. Quick ser-Tice. Just like having your own with garage on a giant, shaded 3619. For Friday Capitol Equipment Co., 88 cal oonditlon. Interviews at $800. Reason - redaoosattag. viUe, Ooiin. Tai. 44S-7449. Extra large modem spilt on waite, Real Estate at 649-4593 "Bw ko g o » V huetllnn ROGERS OORP., comer of home. Private front and rear lot, Kitchen, living room, din beautiful IH acre lot in pres REAL CHARM in this beautiful | MANICURED LAWN Main St., Manchester. Hours Phans 6498689. _____ entrances. Also, doted to play ing room down. 8 bedrooms up. daily 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Satur CWWCg«A/AMPQ4ME5 MUI and Oakland Sts„' tige area. Seven spacious Raiioh home on Ferguson Rd. Maxwell Hutohtoson, Jy-» (Rookrille, Ton Free) Manchester, promptiy at 10 BVEKITHINO is jftatfitoal ^ Rooms Without Board 59 area for children. Reasonable Insxpensivs at an even $14,000. rooms, IH baths, garage, dry, Can you picture a 5)4 room day 7-A 643-7958. rent. On bus line. Near church to Rackledge. Custom built for I newly elected President of tha V 5 n »M 6 MONA THE MAtll* ajn., Thursday, April A eooditlaaad used furniture w o W olverton . Agency, Realtors, | sunny basement. Reduced to orig;lnal owners and features 3 ranch surrounded by a split District 8 THE THOMPSON Bousa, CM- and school Call Mr. RuddeU, rail fence with the out Andover Volunteer Fire De 643-2711 875-3136 APPLIANCES repaired — all MAKER SETUP A LIVE ONE sM, high quality—low 649-2S1X low 20*i. Owner 649-6985. bedrooms, 1V4 baths, equipped partment, announces that tha makes washers, refrigerators, An Equal Opportunity Lidlane Furniture, M6 taga Btraat centrally located, 648-9877, for appointment. side grounds professional PORIHE K ia - tkapioyar Isfjge pleasantly tomlsheO BI88ELL STREET — 4-farnlly, | TUCK ROAD -r 7 room Colonial, kitchen, paneled main level ly maintained ? Garage regular monthly meeting of the freezers, dryers, gas and elec Streat, B odw ffla. I75- family room and garage. $23,000 Cut organization will be held at S tric ranges. Oil burners 2174. Open 9 8 . ______rooms, parking. O tl e40-2S58 good return, owner, 649-5336, large paneled family room, 3 and breezeiway, 1 )4 bath tor ovanright- and permanent FOUR ROOM apartment and 9-5. fireplaces, bullt-lns, wall-to^ P riced to sell In middle twen and built-ins, $18,200. J. p.m. Friday at the firehouse. cleaned and repaired. Cosma yHOOORPN M U M li garage, adults. 649-1840. ties. <3all Barbera Babin, Jar Chief J. Russell Thompson Treihit Reaehiif Oir AivertiMr? Appliance. 649-0055. TWO MBCHANIOB needed, SINGER AUTOMATIC gueet ratae. wall carpet, porch, 2 garages, Gordon, 649-6306, 875-6611. like new to cabinet, hut^ gorgeous wooded lot. Hutchins vis Realty Oo., Realtors, MLS, In Budget will oe in charge of the pro goed working conditions, many FOUR R(X)M second floor holes, qaonograms, fancy de ROOMS in private home, prt A gency, 646-0103. 643-1131, E ves., 643-1686. gram for the evening. Movies 24-Hoir Aitwtrlif SstvIm ILAWNMOWER Sharpening; re- henaflto paid by us. Join a apartment, Middle aged pre GLENWOOD ST. paira, aales, rotor blades signs. Originally over $$00„ vate bath, private entrance Barrows allace vill be .shown of the Are fight- growing company. Call Al Bou- recreation room privileges, off ferred. 71 Starkweather Street. MANCHESTER -fc modem 6- sharpoied; bicycle aales, serv utia. Service Manager at Man- t a ^ e e due $79.50. take w e r (Between Oak and School St.) j LIKE NEW — 6 room Colonial, MANCHESTER PARKADE For School li^ techniques with tanks us fm to HtraM Rtaitri H dp Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted— Female 35 Bolton O n te r Rd. 643-9896 after 648-8490. brick and -shingle exterior, room Ranch, 8 big bedrooms, ing both mobile and etorage ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, Paintiner—Papering 21 obeeter Motor Bales, new OMs- paym ents, $10. m onthly. Deal dining room, kitchen with built- j MANOHESTE3R 649-5306 Want tsf onnatloa • ; one of o«r efawsllled advortlsemantsT No | 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 mobilea and vahM^used cars, er, H artford 522-098L______4:80. plastered walls, fireplace, din About 175 citizens of An tanks. Business on the agenda w a n t e d — aasemblM and WOMAN for light factory worit IMMAOULA’TE 6 room first Buy one of these beautiful ins, 100x200 lot, fu ll basement. snrar a* tb IM edf Simply oaB Urn 2096. e x t e r i o r and interior 612 W est Center St., M anches ing room. Owner will sacrifice. dover, Hebron and Marlborough Includes new committee assign Ing. WaUpaper books, machineI <^rators,(mrators, firstnrsz and in Vernon area. Hours 98. Own SEWING MACHINB — Stager ROOMS FOR RENT, one block floor apartment, garage, very Damato built 2 - family Hayes A gency, 648-4803. B el A ir R eal Estate. 643-9332. VERNON—Custom built Raised ter, 64S-161L close to Center. 649-4806. attended the Rham high school ments for the year. haiiging. Cwilings. Floora. second shins, fringe benefits. automatic sig-sag, aabtaet from Main Street, froe park homes and live practically LAKEWOOD CIRCLE. South residential area, ’The high danger for grass A i^y Iona Manufacturing Oo„ ing, kMchen privileges, gentle resit free. Unique Colonial IROCKLEDGE — large custom ready for immediate . occu- annual budget meeting held at EDWARDS I TREE REMOVAL and Ian. Insured Workmanship guar $40. per week, evenings, A9 m odel, exceUent condUi nn, but NEWLY redecorated large 6- will build to your specifications the school Monday night, and and brush fires which the area clearing service, 743-6016. anteed. Leo Penetier, 648^36. Regent Street, Manchester. ton hole,*, embroiders, hem*, ' men only. 6484127. styling,. excellent location 4 bedroom Colonial, bullt-lns, cy, selling tor $30,600. Call p.m., pleasant work. Ap^y to room apartment, heat, hot wa on this beautiful stone-fenced P. Dim ock Co., 649-6245 or by a vote of 109 to 63 the are now going through was in UBWERINI SERVICE If no answer, 648-9048. Street, Manchester. person, Oonneetteut Motor ate. Repossessed, w as $100.80. with all utUitlee and top 2H baths, 2-car garage, gor r dicated by the fire fighting op I LET ME fertilize your lawn, FOR R2JNT — front room, cen ter, stove and refrigerator, 100x300 lot if you act now. E .J Paul Oorrentl, 643-6863. budget as presented was cut by Lodge, ToUand Tpke., near unpaid balance $69.50, y t* quality construction make geous wooded lot. Hayee Agen eration at the disposal area no buma or streaks. Mike Taft INTERIOR and exteri(»' paint LPN or RN, fun re part-time. trally located, parking. 59 yard, celtor euid garaga, axcal- toeee a wise investment for cy, 648-4803. Carpenter, R ealtor, 649-5061, $23,659. Help Wanted— ^Male 3(i Howard-Johnson’e, ask for Mr. over payments of $A monthly- B lreh Street, 449-7129. lent location, reasonable. Oall 649-9204. BOLTON—Large 4-room Ranch, After about an hour-aftd-a- Monday morning. Although no MM5N - I7S-2SI9 Lawn Service, 643-7457. ing, WaUpaper removed, fuUy U-7. 876-20n. City Sewing Center, Haittord, the keen buyer. Call now Insured. Rme Belanger, 643- MsTtin, 7 p.m. 649-6636 between 6:80-9 p.m I MANCHESTER — New 6 room huge stone fireplace, full base half of discussion on all items alarm was sounded later Mtm- r miisBg- TosA ksar fimn onr advorttser in Jig | before it’s too late. I A’mOB, cellars and yards 0512 or 644-0204. SEWING MACHINE operators COMBINATION short order 522-0476. only. Raised Ranch, 3-car garage, $14,400 — 5)4 ROOM Ranch, ment, porch, new heating sys in the budget, with board mem day night work by several de aR erranfai|[ n t the Selephoiw. cleaned, reasonable. Call 643- wanted for second shlfi, 3:30- cook and grill man. Apply in Apartments— ^Flats— huilt-ins, IH baths, % acre lot, built-in etove, cellar, assume tem, 8 acres, outbuildings. ber Secord supplying most of partment members was agate 12. Apply in person. Personnel person CarviUe’s Restaurant. BIGGEST BARGAIN TWO BEDROOM apartmept mortgage, $97. per month 6816 after 4 p.m. m siDB and outride painting. IN TOWN T e n e m e n ts tremendous value. Hayes Agen Hayes A gency, 643-4808. the answers to many questions, needed to contain the fire. Tou name your own price. Office. Pioneer Parachute, 168 Unlcrn, Ckmn., Route 16, Ehdt SHOE DEPT. TRAINEES first floor, adults. Must be seen HAYES AGENCY cy, 648-4808. Hutchins Agency, 646-0108. am amendment was introduced A call late Sunday night ARtomobiks For Sale 4 Forest St., Manchester. TAKE YOUR TIME PATINO COLUMBIA — beautiful 6 room 649-7863, 878840L 106. L A or 3 YEARS TO PAT 4H ROOM apartment, heat and to appreciate. CaU at 18 Hazel by Joseph Drew of Hebron call from residenta of a new house St. 6 4 3 ^ 8 0 3 LUXURIOUS 6)4 room Ranch, Ranch on a )4 acre" lot, very WEED OART Tear sredtt tom-1 For Assistant Manager and "SUPER DELUXE” hot water, stove and refriger (XEAN 7 room home to quiet ing for a budget total of $604,- on Gilead Rd. was for a fire la Household Services PAINTINO, EXTERIOR and COUNTER GIRL for evening ator, waaher and dryer fui residential area, 4 bedrooms, tiled bath, fireplace, big lot, 8 well constructed, excellent •d dosmT Ihoct csi down pay- Manager-TTatoee to leased 2 ROOMS OF FURNITURE years old. Reduced for quick 398.01. The budget presented a piece of furniture. ’The fira HERALD Offered 13-A Interior, papertianging, wall shift, three or four rdghU per nlshed. Nice location. $140 per POUR ROOM flat, third floor, 1)4 baths, only $14,900. W esley landscaping, also plenty of by the board totaled $628,- aaotr BankriRitT Reposees-1 paper removed, dry waU work. week. Apply Mirier Donut, 356 eelf service Shoe Depart ALL 100% GUARANTEED sale by owner. Immediate occu threat was quickly hrought un Moat Don’t dsajisirl Bee Hon- month. 649-08(H. hot water and garage. CaU 649- RANCH — 8 bedroom s, garage, R. Smith Agency, Realtor, 643- trees. 2-car garage, 2 fire 057.01. The amendment Was der cOTitrol w ith on ly m inor REWEAVING of buma, moth Reasonable rates. F ully In W. Middle Tpke. WANTED ment Prevloua retell ahoe ONLY $438 0482. porch, custom built In 1957, on pancy. 38 Foster Street sat Oouglaa. Incniire about low- $16.18 Delivers 1567. places, one in Uvlng room and pamsed by a v ote o f 104 to 60. smoke damage. DOX LETTERS boles. Zippers repaired. Win sured Free eetimatea 649- experience helpful but not a beautiful large wooded lot 643-0826. ast down, sBuulsst payments RN or LPN, 11-7 sh ift Part or eesential. We wHl train $16.18 Month Manch eater one out on fenced-in terrace, Moet of the discussion cen Celebrates Anniversary dow shades made to measure, 9658, Joseidi P. Lewis. Fun and part-time experi FOUR ROOM heated apart with privacy on all sides, phis MANCHESTER — Luxurious 8 dining room or fourth bedroom. SMysfbsrs. MO ansdl kwn or fl- full-time. Laurel Manor, 649- you. BSceeUent opportunity ment, cabinet kitchen, garage, MANCHESTER — Charming 6 tered around the need of three In 1935 a group of young F o r T o r t ■anes sompany plan. Douglas aU rises Venetian blinds. Keys enced gauge and tool mak — LOOK W H A T — REMARKABLE LUXURY a 16x32 swim m ing pool with all room Ranch, 2 full baths, main 8 good sized bedrooms, also made while you wait ’Tape re- PAINTING BT Dick Fontaine, 4619. for advancement Apply to — TOU GET — adults, second floor, 649-0052. room Ranch with attached ga -new teachers and a certified mothers in town formed tha Motoss, IM Main. Interior and exterior. Paper ers to work OR aircraft APARTMENTS AT accessories. Stay off the busy tenance tree redwood exterior, partitioned off in cellar for teaching atide. The proposed ad b fo n B a t io H oorders for rent Marlow'a, 867 person to Shoe Department 16-PIECE BEDROOM family room with fireplace, rage, hot water heat, fireplace, Mothers Club with the idea thaA hanging Md waU paper remov COOK WANTED. Apply Acadia parts. FOUR ROOM apartment, sec highways this summer, the life Dad's pool table and work dition to tho staff are for exchanging ideas and expert I960 FORD FAIRLANE, stand Main., 649-622L to Grand-Way, Manchester 18-PIECE LTVINQ ROOM RENTS THAT MAKE scenic acre lot A must see for large, well rtmibbed lot. Full al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. Restaurant, 103 ToUand ’Tpke, Parkade. ond floor, unheated, central. you save may be your own. price $18,800. AUce Clampet, bench. House only two years music, mathematics, physical lences in the busineas of coping ard shift, V-8, 3-door, good TOP W AGES 12-PIECE Krr<3HEN SENSEI Swim in your own backyard, the quality conscious. Hayes n B win n o i FURNITURE REFINISHED — Quality workmanship. CaU 649-8127. — PLUS — 643-6872. R ealtor, 649-4548. old. Owner being transferred. training and a work study pro with pre-school children might tires, new muffler, good run oolore, changed, bums and b e n e f i t p l a n $24,900. Phllbrick A gency, 649- A gency, 643-4806. This is a beautiful home. For gram. This latter program to diachwe the identity a t ning condttion. $425. CaU 649- evenings, 627-9671. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR be useful. Next Wednesday thft any odvorUaer m tng booc scratches removed Manches ACCOUNTS Receivable and gen FIVE ROOM apartment, heat, 8464. an appointment call Burton help reduce school dropout club will celebrate its 80th an 7818 or 648-8345. eral office work, experienced TW SET AND RANGE MANCHESTER — P orter St. lattacB. Readers answor- ter Reflnlshlng, 648-9288. E & S GAGE CO. BRICKLAYERS wanted, V ft L, MARILYN hot water and stove. Only clean Starkey, Realtor, Columbia 228- rates received the most atten preferred. Apply in person, Free etorage until wanted. Free COLONIAL—11)4 rooms. 3)4 area, 4-bedroom split level, 80’ niversary. Ing Mind box ads who Electrical Services 22 lijc. Year ’round worii, group people with good references living room, 28’ kitchen, fin MANCHESTER 9243, anytim e. tion. Numerous people at the Members win meet at th* [REPAIRS made on aU makes DUlon Sales A Service, Inc., M itchell Drive delivery. Free set up by our need apply. No pets. $135. a baths, Uvlng room 30x16, meeting questioned the need for deoiro to protect their 1967 BUICK Statten Wagon, aH insurance plan. 875-8416, 876- own reUable men. stone fireplace, 6 acres of ished rec room, completely air- home of Mr*. Lawrence Shee^, Identity can follow tills small Utefaen ai^aitces. Table FR E E ESTTMA’TES. Prom pt 819 Main St. 8438. COURT month. Tel. 649-6922. OVER tlse Une In Tolland — a it at Rhaun. A bout 17 to 20 stu wrer. OaU 876-9876. and floor lamps repaired. Free Please note: AppUances are re land, outbuUdtogs, $31,500 conditioned, only 4 years old, 10 roMn Colonial type home han, New Boston Rd., at 8 pjn> prooedune: service on ail types of electric Ten mtoutee from Man dents at the school would be Charter members and past plckiq> and delivery. Free e.s- al wiring. Licensed and in ACCOUNTS Receivable Book' HEXJ-ARC welder and stiver conditioned and guaranteed for Spacious and Beautiful 1 A 3 FOUR ROOM apartment, mod Phllbrick Agency. 649-846$. looks Uke new. For further In chester. New Cape Cods, which will provide up to 6 Bndooe your reply to the 1960 BUICK 4-door Hardtop Le- CONSTRlICnON Superinten lyear. On display at main store. formation, can the R. F. Dl- Involved in such a program. presidents have been sent sp^ timate on all work. Call 649- sured. Wilson Electrical Co., keeper for Rockville auto deal' brazier, aircraft qualtty work. EMroom Apartments. em, neat, and conveniently lo Ranches and Raised bedrooms, )4 acre lot, all for No provision was made in boK in an envelope — Sabre, top condition, $1,150. er, aptitude for figures a must dent and Foreman for excava PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT M/Jf(31E8TER — Original own m ock Oo.. R ealtors, 649-5245. cial Invitations to attend. Tha addressed to tiw Classi- OaU after 5:80, 649-3681. 1606 anytime, preferably after M anchester, 649-4817, 648-1888. Apply AeroktoeUcs Inatiument cated, adjacent private drive Ranches. One acre wooded the unbelievable low price of the budget for a school socitd F or appointment caU 876-3369 tion, grading, drainage and Samuel Albert, Htfd. 247-0358 ers. 4 bedroom, center en $11,900. ConventloiMti financ program will feature hlghM|^t* llad Manager, Manchester 4 p.m . Co., 218 Hartford Road, Man- TROM $120 PER MONTH way and yard. Available May MANCHESTER — privacy un lota, built - Ins, firsplace, workfeK "No community sup o r 643-2485. f. Conn. Construction, 281 SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 1st. $90. 649-7319. trance, Garrison Colonial situ ing. Wolverton Agency, Real In the club’s history and tha Bvesilng Hsrisld together MUST SELL -r- 1967 Ford Con Street, M anchester, 648- oheater, Oonn. (Includes heat, hot water and ated on a shaded and private Umlted. 1)4 acres at woodland basement garages. Only port’’ was given by the board R If you have no means of trans- tors, 649-2813^______amusing Incidents which oo- with a memo Hstiiig the vertible, complete custom new I Floor Finishing 24 BABT SITTER, In m y home, 9666. p ark in g.) 90x380 yard. Double am eslte ■irround this Cape Cod home 10% down. Price range as the reemon for this exclusion craidcabaft and cam . OaU 876-1 WAREHOUSEMEN (two). Ap portion. n i send my auto for NEW DUPLEX. 5 large rooms, from $14,500 to $17,000. curred during thirty busy yeaia. companies you do NOT Bnlldiiig— Contracting 14 north end, 8:80-6 p.m ., call 648- IMMEDIATE large yard, parking, conveni drive, 2 • car garage with with breezeway and garage. 34 $7,500 — CLEAN S bedrooln Rham high school now has a Property ’Transfer* wsurt to see your letter. 6966 after 6. FLOOR SANDING and refto' ply 8 ft D, Inc., 96 IBlliard St, you. No obligation on your part Terrific value. Call ^^h^ng (roedalbring in older 6602 after 6:30. OCCUPANCY ent location, $140. 648-3368. breezeway, kitchen hu built- foot kitchen and dining room Ranch, fireplace, large wood professional staff of 45 people. Property transfer* to tow* Tour letter win be des CARPBNTRT—82 ears expe- WANTED — experienced palnt- Sianchester. 649-4666. whatsoever, even tf you Teachers covering five instruc 1966 CHEVRCMUBfr Bel Air, V 8 . floors), waxing floora. Paint in oven, range and dishwash combination, 24 foot living ed lot, no heat, four years old, for the month of March were troyed if the advertiser Is rience. CeUings ai floor tiled. . CaU 643-1420. don’ t buy. Elevators — closed circuit TV tional periods a day number 29; automatk. Call Dave, 875- ing. Ceflings. Paperhanglng. I FOUR ROOM apartment, sec er, phis a very attractive room with fireplace, full rear ROBERT D. MURDOCK suburban. Hutchins Agency, limited to the sale of four one you’ve mentioned. Jt porches, rec rooms, garages, and Intercom —^bullt-lns— extra ond floor, no furnace, on bus breakfast nook. Form al 12x12 patio, 1)4 baths, 2 bedrooms teachers with 4 such periods are not ft win be handled in 9876. additions, attics flnimed, re No job too smaU. John Ver- CONCRETE foundation contrac Help Wanted— 646-0103. dwellings. Thomas H. Egan sold faffle, 649-5750. ^ 48-45 ALLYN STREET closet space . . . and much line. 648-6134. dining rqom, 14x34 colonial up, abundance of closet space. U ft R REALTY CO., INC. 4. ’The other 12 members of the house and land at L o i « H « tiw nsual maniur. modeled, concrete work. No OFHCE CLERK tor fo r smaU hom es, 50-80 this Male or Female 37 . OPEN NKHTTS TTIX. 9 more! (Somer 8. Adams and BOUTON—Large 6-room Ranch staff Include the princlpad and AUSTIN H EALT 1960 Sprite Job too amalL Immediate es year, own forms and transpor paneM living roopa with fire Ufetima siding, aluminum Rd. and Bear Bwramp Rd. to Olcott Sts. Just one block RIDGEWOOD Street — 4 roome, combinations, oU hot water 643-2693 648-6473 l)i baths, 2-car garage, beau his assistant, 2 oh the guidance eonvertihle, aU rad, must be timates. 643-2629. tation. Contact Mr. Brodeur, CLERK - TYPIST (Manches KENMORE DELUXE wringer place, and wall-to-wall carpet -Bruce M. and Carol D. Mac- seen. OaU 649-6638, 649-8704. Bonds— Stocks— High school commercial south, of Center St. Tel. 649- first floor, stove, $90. OT6-8086, ing. Full cellar with rec room, heat. Full walk-out cellar. Lib tifully landscaped, one acre staff, music director, librarian, 742-7308. ter) — person interested in washer, 2 years old, excellent 649-8538. Kay; Harito L. Bwm transfer Lost and Found QUALITT CARFENTRT- Mortgages 27 course graduate, type ac 2652. Open daUy 11 a m.-7 pjn. screened sum m er porch, weU eral fin an cin g $17,900. W olver lot, many extrsia Including wall nurse ^ d a part-time teacher. 1964 TEM PEST, 2-door, 8 cylin curately and rapidly, ex learning payroll and booWteep- oonditlon. shrenlngsentogs after 6 or red house and land on Boston Rooms, dormers, porchss, MAN WITH knowledge of car ing work, peasant personaUty priced at $27,900. W olverton ton Agency, R ealtors, 649-3818. to waU carpeting. Selling for The staff serves 746 pupils this HHl R d. to Irw in J. and H enri LOST — Sunday afternoon on der, power steering, can be perienced in office proce weekends. 1-6417. MANCHESTER — Modem 8 $20,800. F or further inform a bsMsments reflniahed, cab BBXXIND MORTGAGE - Un pentry to cut and assemble roof and toteUlgence more import WE -HAVE custosnere waiting Furnished Apartments 62-A A gency, R ealtors. 649-2813. year which should increase by etta B. Dupre; Archltoald P. Weet Center Street — lady’s aeen at Stevenson’s E sso. CaU inets, huUt-ms, formica, tils. limited tmfda available for sec dures and interested in a trusses. 649-6396. for tho rental of your apart o v e r l a n d ST. — Oversized bedroom Ranch,, near bus, tion call the R. P. Dlmock Co., about 32 next year for an esti 649-5538. position that will pay well tant than previous experience, LAKEWOOD CURCLE — Cdlo- brick Cape, on wooded lot, shopping, sctoools, nice wooded Ramage sold his house to the black leather handbag wlili No Job too smail. WUliain ond mortgaM, payments to own transportation necessary. ANTIQUE 4-drawar ehsot, sea ment or home. J. D- Realty. ’THREE ROOM furnished apart R ealtors, 649-6246. mated total of 778. suit your budget. Bhepedient while doing work that la nial, 6 large rooms, braaaa- must sell to settle estate. 4 lot, full basement. Bel Air Real Cmter to Joseph H. Boucar, at glasses, keys and small sum RobUns carpentry servlca CARD ROOM HELP needed on Send resume to Box X, Herald sonable. 649-7490. 648-6129. ment. Large closets. Private ’The net cost to the three of money. Finder please call I960 BUK9C LeSabre, 4-door se mtt\ teriAA* service. J. D. % alty. 6488129. demanding as well as re second and third shift. FuU way, 2-car garaga, wooded lot, down, and two upetalrs rooms Estate, 643-9332. SO. WINDSOR—Spacious 6)4 al and Stuart MacGlbbon, et al, for totarvlew. entrances. Parking. Adults. 299 towns for next year's operations 648-7739. dan, new tires, brakes, power warding. Interview and test group torurance coverage and 40’ ’ ELBCITUC range with dou THREE ROOM apartments, 118 1)4 baths, exceUent oondltioa. are roughed in. Porches frdnt room Split. 30’ paneled family transferred house and land at Autumn, 3-7:30 p.m. at the school, to be raised by Hebron Rd. and the railroad un ateering, etc. Al condition. Gall CARPENTRT—^Reo roonu, for A FRESH START v/Hl lump at 1:30 p.m., ’Thursday, profit sharing benefits. Apply ble oven, good oondltlofi, $80. Main Street, heat, hot water, to a beautiful neighborhood, and back. Chicken coop. Asking BUCKINGHAM STREET — 6 room vdth bar, n ^ ) bus and , taxes, was given as $165,- LOST — Gray aixl white tiger anytime on weekend, after 6 mica, ceilings, closets, remod your debts into one easy pay April 8, at our Manchester in person at Aidon Spinning stove refrigerator. 649-5229, FOUR CLEAN Rooms, fur- $26,400. PhUbrlok Agency, 649- $16,000. T . J. Crockett, R ealtor, room Colonial to primerTeslden- shopping. $16,900. Hayes derpass to Conrad and nonoea ment. I f you have equity In Situations Wanted— •49-4SS1. 000 for Andover, $224,000 for ktttea, answere to name “Au- week da3m, 644-1628. eling, hatchways, attics fin plant, comer of Mill and MiUs Oorporaticn, TaicottvUie, 9-6. nished, all utilitlei, convenient 8464. 648-1677. tial section within a block of Agency, 64S-4803. Hebron and $173,000 for Marl Sebatz. die,” ofandrea's pet Reward. ished, concrete steps, floors, property, « n Frank Burke to Oakland Sts. Refer to job F e m a le 8 8 WROUGHT IRON bed *and Bowers School. Custom built in 1962 FORD V 8, good tires, neiw Connecticut. to everything, nice neighbor borough. Should the $23,000 6 «-«rr8 . N o Job tot discusa ways and means. Con. number A-24. spring, bureau. 12 oak doors. LOOfONa for anytUng to real hood. 646-0896. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful pxJUR BEDROOM Colonial or 1965, l ) i baths, 8 bedroom s, Moncheoter Eveotag HeraU battery,' coll, fuel pump, nm- necticut Mortgage Exchange, EXPERIENCED stesw • deric ranch, large Uvlng room, for plus cut be inaugurated these -8880. MEN for work on materials Call 649-4493 or 649-9745. estate rentals — apartmjnts, raised Ranch. If Interested in fuU basement, garage, all on a C oventry Andover oorrespondent, Law LOST: P ass Book No. M6841, ning condition. Can also bs 16 Lewis SL, Hartford, 246- deeires permsment poeMtoq. homes, mu,tlple dwelltoge, call ROCKVUXE — modem 8)4 mal dining room, cabinet these style homes in the Porter figures would be reduced by handling and shipping. Open wooded lot. G o^ value at $21,- about 4 per cent for each town. rence Moe, teL 742-6796. Bavtagi Departmeid of The ONd flor parts. $30. 643-7262. A A. DtON. m e RoaOng 8897. ROGERS CORPORATION ings on day shift and 4-hour ChU 643-2975 between 9-12. SINGER SEWING machtos — J. D. Raalty, 64I-6129. room apartment, residential kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea Street area, call us today. 500. T. J. Crockett, R ealtor, Ocnnectlout Bank and Trust BkUng, palntiig. Carpentry. Al tion room, landscaped yard FOR IMMEDIATE SALE 196$ VOLKSWAGEN, bargain, evening shift. Apply C. R. Burr Why settle for lees when you area, parking, adults only, $115 Wesley R. Smith Agency, Real 643-1577. ’The ’Trapp Fam ily Singers es Oo. AppUostton made for psy- terations and additions. Cell- CREDIT RATING can buy a brand new Slider TWO ROOM heated apartment monthly. 649-4824, 875-1166. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, tor, 648-1567. $8,800 View, quiet area, own Manchester Evening Herald $1,900. eaU Dr. Krlstan’s o ffice , | An Equal Opportunity ft Oo., 648-1561. WOMAN wotod like to babysit caped h^m Austria before m esit Ings. Warkmanshto gim r^ for $59.60? Singer Sewing Cen and bath. 149 Oakland 8t„ $65. 643-5953. COLONIAL er's loss. Spacious 4- oorrespondent, Lawrence Moe, 676-4007. 648-4860. UNNECESSARY Em ployer days. OaU 649-0643 after 6. World War H. toed. 299 Autumn S t WANTED — Man or boy for ter, 832 Main St., 643-8888. 649-5239, 9-5. ’TWO FURNISHED rooms. Heat MANCHESTER — Modem Cape ■VERNON — $2,600 wUl as room Ranch, large red telephone 742-6796. Mortgage loans, first-seoond- ed. Bedroom set, kitchen set, MANCHESTER — New Listing. on lovely wooded lot, 2 bed 1969 ’THUNDERBIRD, Imma-1 general work around farm. WILL OARE for chiktren in my sume VA mortgage. Pay wood paneled living Announeemoits BIDWJELL HOME Im provem ent thlrd, arranged AU kinds of 1968 KENMORE wartilng ma FIVE ROOM apartment with refrigerator, gas range, free Spacious 6 - room Colonial, rooms, den, tile bath, breeze culate, $1,296., by owner, oaUj Oompany—Roofing, siding, al EXPERIENCED waitresses, Must be handy, two or three home, $16. w edcly. Write Box breezeway, oversized garan, ments $140 a month. House room, recent furnace realty. Confidential-reasonable. days per week. Call Saturday chine, excellent condition, $75. garsige, Trumbull Street, avail electricity, gas, low rent. Ap way, garage, Bel Air Real Ee and siding. ExceUent INCOME TAX Vebitns, husl- after 5 p.m ., 649-6006. terations, additions and re full or part-time, apply In per W, Herald- able April 1st. T el. 648-6684. fireplace, dining room, fine lo to 3 years old, 3 bedrooms, Albert Burke Agency. 983 Main, afternoon or Sunday, 649-6628. Oall 389-8044. ply 10 Depot Square. Apt. 4 tate, 648-9832. 1)4 baths, vacuum system, value. asss and IndivlduaL prepared modeling of aU typse. Excel Hartford. Office 527-7971, Eva son between 12 and 5 p.m. cation. Priced right. Hayes 1960 CADILLAC convertible, ex- MANCHESTER — new Colonial high wooded lot. Immediate YOU LOVE YOUR. CHILDREN by full-time incoms tax ao- lent woilcmanahtp. 649-6496. 242-9400. ’Tuesday - Sunday. Ellington PART-TIM E, mornings 8-1 p.m . Agency, 648-4808. TWO FAMILY — 96-98 Stark- $10,600 View, spotless, like new. oeUent condition, fuUy pow EXPERIENCBD electricians. 4)4 room flats and duplexes, possession. T. J. Crockett, eountant Near laws etfecttni ered, aU extraa, priced right. Ridge Country Club,. Abbott General warehouse worit. Ag- Business Locations weather Street. Built 1964. A ttractive 4 room You want them to have the beet In home environment retirement inooma Raymmu HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ga Rd., Ellington. Call 876-9870 after 6:80 p.m . WdAring Apparel— Furs 57 ceramic bath, stove, refrigera NEW RAISED RANCH — 8 Realtor. 643-1677. CaU after $, 649-8341. rages, breezeways, remodeling, way, Inc. 1810 ToUand Tpke., For Rent 64 D rive by and call owner 646- Ramch, 2 good sized and of course, their whoollng la. Important, too. ThU Otiard Can ooUeot 875-7S62. Business Opportunity 28 tor, private basement, free rooms, one fuU and two half 0108 for particulars. CAPE, well kept and Iminacmlate to the finest detail at additions, rec rooms, beto- HIGH SCHOOL Junior or Soph Buckland. 643-5128. TWO WINTER coats, one size baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dining MANCHESTER — cozy 2 bed bedrooms, good closet | parking. Hayes • Agency, 643- t h r e e ROOM office or busl space, large living 101 Branford St. will provide alL Call Helen Palmer at f e d e r a l INCOME taxes rooms remodeled, cement FOR SALE — Fully equipped omore who is 16 years of age D o k b —B irds—Pets 41 13, one size 14, good condition, room, family room, one car I MANCHESTER — New 8 room room Rmich, city utlUtles, oU LANDSCAPE helper, part-time, 4803. ness, ground floor, 470 Main heat, bus at comer, $12,600. room picture window. pr^ared with your savings in Tm dn—^Tractors walls and floors, block walls, luncheonette. R easonable, wlU for waitress work. Part-time $10 and $10. 643-0998. garage, $23,9(E. FhUbrick executive Colonial, 4 large bed 649-6877. iwhiifi. mtoB- X d- 8-1. Apply John E. Whitham P(X)DLES — very small mini street, plenty of parking. 649 Gerard Agency. Realtors, 643- New oil hot water outside painting. For prompt finance. CAU 649-8093 or 649- after school and some week Landscape Nursery, 643-7803. Agency, 649-8464. rooms, spacious Uving room ward J. Baylca, 649-8246. M66 FORD % ton pickup, utiUty service and qtiallty workman atures, light silver, AKC reg M MAIN ST. — 2 rooms, heated, 5229, 9-5. . 0366, Johanna Evans, 649-5658, baseboard heat, glassed 9953. ends. Apply in person Brass formal dining room, kitchen to porch, pull - down body, exceUent condition, $600. ship, call 649-4291, Leon Cies- Key Restaurant OFFICE and wsrehouse manog istered, reasonable. 646-0066. $50. Call 649-3866. MANCHESTER — Immaculate and family room, rustic beams Gertrude H agedom , 649-0688 XNCOMB TAXES prepared by 648-8916. zyiukl. NOTICE 6 room Ranch, plastered walls, I stairway to attic stor- REALTY C O . retired internal revenue otfl' er. Excellent opportunity for Suburban For Rent 66 central fireplace, 3)k tiled Schools and Classes 33 ’IHE MANCHESTER Home qualified person. High tehool WINTER STREET — new dining room, porch, garage, baths, complete built-ins, 3-car •go. aer, Marvin Baker. Can 64S- DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — Artides For Sale 45 INVITATION TO BID beautifully landscaped lot, I 643-5129 843-8779 maker’s Service, Inc. is seek or equivalent necessary. Typ room apartment, stove, refrig BOUTON CENTER Apartments garage. Truly a fine home to a Lots For Sale 7 3 $12,200 ’Two rented S room 0117. Complete building service. New LEARN MORE — ing mature, competent women The Vernon Fire Dlatrict erator, disposal, air condition Comer Brandy St. and Baton priced to seU. Hayes Agency T r a ile n — construction, alterations er ad TO BVARN MORE ing ami driver’s Ucense neces GERT’S a gay girt — ready for prestige area. Asking $88,900 homes with lake privi with skills In homemaking and sary. Please send resume or Recreation Conunittee invites ers, herr'and hot water, ga Center Rd., new I romia. heat, 643-4803, CaU l^bert D. Murdock, UftR ANDOVER — 4 acre building INCOME TAX RETURNS pre ditions. Roofing, siding, paint a whirl after cleaning carpets sealed bids for the conetructlon leges. Income $130 MobUe Homes 6-A AT child care. Part-time work at oall for an appointment. Im with Blue Lustre. Rent electric rage if wanted, quiet neighbor hot water, stove, refrigerator, R ealty C o., In c., 643-2692, 648 site. Secluded Betting, prime monthly, plus large pared. Samuel J. TuzUngtoa ing, etc. 643-4352, 643-0896. of a building at the Valley MANCHESTER — New 7-room Sr., 643-'-778L----- good hourly rate, plus the satis mediate openli^ available. Big shamppoer $1. P aul’s Paint ft hood. near park, basertient $135. 649-8266. 6434312. N72. residential area. Includes or business zoned comer PK9CUP AND CAMPER. 1967 M.T.I. BUSINESS FUIs Recreation Park to Ver laundry. Phone 649-0644 or 649- Garrison Colonial, 13x34 living NEWTON H. SMITH A Sons — faction of community service. Dutchman, Ino., Columbia, Walii»per Supply. chard. woodland, stone walls, lot next to other busi INCOME T A X E S prepared In C bevrolri, 1963 Dream er SCHOOLS For further information phone non, Connecticut, until 8 p.m., 9404. WAPPING — Demlng Street. 8 room, family room, bullt-ln MANCHESTER — Just a hop, brook. Hurry! Hayes Agency. Coach, refrigerator, heater, R^Mirs, lemodellng, addi Conn. 238-9014. Iritchen, spacious lot. nesses. Owners will > 1 home or by axm^tinent. 649-3869 between 9-4. e x c e l l e n t , efftclent and ec Monday, April 12th, 1960, at room apartment, heat, hot wa r-ncea | Jump from tho bus 648-4803. carry second mortgage, aieepe four, many extras. In tions, recreation rooms and ga which time the bids wUI be ter, electric range, retrigerS- right. Hayes Agency, 643-4803 MOTHER “DOINO VERY tax work. 3A rages. CAU 649-8144. Next Class — April 12 onom ical, Ifaat’a Blua U istre Une. An expandable Cape vrith good potential. w NIGELr hour Mrviee. CaU 648-473S. quiries ca ll 649-2448 after 4. KEYPUNCH operator, experi carpet and upbolatery cleaner. publicly (^ned and read at the tor, $100. monthly. 644-1966. four rooms finished. Immacu GLASTONBURY near Man enced, part-time, for perma Rent electric ahampooer $1. Vernon Police Station, Vernon, NOW AVAILABLE late as can be, with natural chester Une — scenic country LAWRENCE F. FIAiJo INCOME TAXES prepared in COLLAPSIBLE wooden camp-1 nent weekend shift, Saturday HELP WANTED Connecticut HEBRON — 4 room apartment lot with small brook, trees and And baby, too, with plenty pUy mom In a big trailer, rieepe four, Cole LB.M. Keypunch The Sherwto-Wllllama Co. BOWERS SCHOOL woodwork, natural paneled REALTORS your home. CaU Raymond P. Roofii)g and Chimneys 16-A arKl Sunday,- 2-10:80 p.m . Ap TTie buUdtog wUl measure 20 with heat and hot water. Call doors, too! Kitchpn has drop- evergreens. CaU 643-8516. pretty yard of their own. A comfortable 8-room k a i b w .JeweU 643-7481. EvenbtgB caU man stove, two extra tires, M.T.I. is the only Keypunch ply to Data Processing Dept, IT’S toexpenetve to plean ruga Thtee - bfdromn apartment 643-0946. 648-2766 646-0434 742-6364 RANCH conoemingly suited for a four bedroom family, mat haids easy. $250. 649-0120. FuU time hdp needed for'’ feet by 32 feet wUl be made o ' in oven and range, fireplace in 649-4866. ROOnNO — SpefJailalng re School in Hartford AUTHOR Manchester Memorial Hoepital. and upholetery with Blue Lua- concrete block construction at Colonial Manor, 173 living room, oil hot water heat COVENTRY — 50x200 secluded Is quaUty construction oonsdous. Lova to have yon sea R-, pairing roofs of aU kinds, new IZED to train by the same spring season in garden Spruce St., heat, hot water* COVENTRY — single bouse, Is Just one block away lot with lake privileges,! rea Ah equal opportuniity employer. tre. Rant electric ahampooer with a concrete floor. Specifi from this vacant 5 room picturesque location. |15,50p. ELECTROLUX Sales tad serv roofs, gutter work, chLuneys method used by the I.B.M. center. Apply In peraon. $1. Oloott Variety Store. cations and other Information stove, refrigerator, park large yard, near stores, ample sonable. 743-8667. ice, bonded representative. Al garden space, available to Ranch. Has a rec room, Wolverton Agency, Realton, SO. WINDSOR — charming old Gairags—Service— cleaned, repaired. Aluminum CORP. WANTED — Dental assistant, may be obtained at the Vernon ing, private patio and full 649-2813. fred AmeU, 110 Bryan Dr., siding, so years’ experience. neat, efficient, will tsata. Re LOAM — top grade loam tor someone who wants a. home not basement garage, fireplace, SO. WINDSOR — large 100x400 er 9 room C!olonia1 on shaded S t o r a g e 10 PoUce Station. ’Ti'ie buUdlng ertlsr, $160. combination window*, acre..Modem kitchen, 2 baths, REALTY C O . Maachester, 6448141. Free estimates. CAU Hawley, ply Box V, Herald. aala at low, low iwlce. $1. a , - , * Just a rent at a reasonaMa foot treed lot, city water avail VITTNER’S' must be completed by June 1, wooded lot. T. J. Crockett, SEVEN ROOM Split Level, ga outbuildings. Only $19,900. 64S8861, e44-8SSS. yard If you load and haul, $1.50 price. Phone 742-6649 after 4 rage, deep wooded lot, rec able. $4,800. M arion Ediund 643-5129 843-8779 FOR RENT — two story build- PBX-Switchboard 1965. Realtor, 648-1577. Hayes A gency, 643-4808. NAME BRAND goods free — GARDEN CENTER a yard if we load and you haul, 649-1604 649-44S6 pim . room, enclosed rear patio tor R eal Estate, 389-4619,' 644-0414. log, about 3,000 sq. f t . , suit Lecuu on live boards Nation’s Help friends shop with Just $1 Vernon Fire Dlatrict COIN SHOW able for shop or storage, $80 $1.00 a yard, plua $0. $n hour Recreation Committee summer living. Wesley R. Heating and Plumbing 17 largest PBX School. weekly. You get thlnge free. 1 Tolland Tpke. for truck, if we load aiid haul. 6 4 9 -6 6 4 4 Smith A gency, R ealtor, 643- monthly. Apply 10 Depot Write for details and free 476 Resort Property Square, A p t 10. We deUver on Saturdaya only. (3ENTOALLY LOCATED — Ex 1567. APRIL 9,10, 11 PLUMBING -AND Heating re page catalog. Popular Club CaU 648-3488, aak fo r B em la. For Rent' 87 pandable Cape, 4 down, 3 un pairs and new installatlonr TWX-Teletype Plan, Dept L800, Lyitorook, On Saturday caU either 648- finished up. Plastered w^ls, THREE Bedroom Ranch, best Hotd Taft, New Haven Special attention to emergen GAPE COD, Dennlsport — 2 BE INDEPENDENT Motoreydea—ncjrdcs 11 N.T. CARPENTER, quaUftod and ax- 3486 o r 6484161, aak tor Bem la nVE ROOM .apartment for fireplaee, recently painted, 1)4 j of condition, carport, 2 baths, cies. Tel. 649-2628. rent, oil heat, recently decor and $ bedroom cottages, all H ayes PuUic Invited perienced, ftaady worii. CaH o r Andy. conveniences, automatic heat, per cent mortgage bullt-lns, assumableimable mortgage, Look the doer egatoet high rent and moanttag huUdl^ 1966 HARLET-DAVIDSON with | 6494870. ated, middle aged couple or one \ A gen cy, 643.4808. aakliig $18,500, Weeley R. Smith electric starter ' on display. LEAVE TOUR plumbing prob Business Typing SORBBNBD LOAM — tor the Wanted off season rates. RockvUle 876- eoets now with the key to your own home at 56 Stark f with teen-ager. 109 Prospect A gen cy, R ealtor, 648-1567. weather St. ’This 7-room COLONIAL has 4 bedrooms, mod Call A Realtor der Special. XLCH m odel, aU colors. 50 cc| lems to us. No Job too small. CLERK-TYPISTS best to lawns and garden^ from 0682. COZX)NIAJ>r-6 generous staed ____ IfTLCMB ~ I w ill pack any fau cet, $8.50. fitreet. em kitchen and bath, 2-car garage. AU for $16,500. Reason K am 6-11 availaUe la seam- m odel, $230., full price. Harley- Free nationwide placement EXPERIENCED doser opera our acrpenlng pli^ . Andover- TriHMrlptIoBlit » room cape, extra toige Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, I Roland Plumbing A Heating t h r e e r o o m s , furnished or ly redecorated throughout, able down payment. leae meib, plain, deml-toe, CALI, — WRITE — VISIT Permanent full-time poal- tor fo r finlab work. 743-6061. OiUuRtiUa, DeUvered. G eorge Wanted To Rent 68 modem kitchen, oversize ga When Buying A Home gtretota; also, dreee sheers. Hartford. 347-9774. Oo. 648-4023. H. CM fftog, In c., 743-7886. Experleooe ea SdtehqM Im fijnilshed, oil ^heSt, reasoii- $14,900; FhUbrick Agency, tions available for file cleric helpful, but not aeosa- rage with patio, many, extras, Prices tangtag from 46c to 71c 5 2 5 -9 8 1 7 MECHANIC with Voikewagen able', parking, adults. Now Bol NEEDED smaU apartment for 649-8464. bus, shopping, schools. er mid clerk-typist with or and foreign car exparienca, fuU eary. Near a pair. Flafttering eotors of ton R d. $48-6889. working mother and school Char-Bon Real Estate, 648-0683. Busineaa Sarrlees Radio— TV Repair Schools From Coast to Coast without eimertence. Good oc part-time, top wagee. Apply PRIVACY — 5)4 acres, ciuatom REALTY C O . ,hei^ and taupe. WlU deliver. Apply: Pevseaael Dept ^ ed tey. CaU after 5:10, U9- O f fe r e d 1 3 S e r v ic e e 1 8 typing and High School ed- to peraon, Moriarty’a Flying A FOUR'lROOMS, heail. hot water Sailing Your Heme «X*leaae caM 6498294. Ask about 760 Mato St, Suite, 804, ucatim required for both 843-5129 643*8779 *ftea pair. Service, 010 Hartford Rd., Mut- snd packtog^ No ohildrsn or LAND deaeiN Cfc o n . OONNIE’B TV and Radio Berv H artford poalUans. 5-day week, ex BUIUHNI LOTS ntom, flrepjaoae, beautifiiUy room Ite^t one year did, rec a- Ice, avallablt all boors. SaUs- Next Door To ’Travelers lha. cellent insurance benefits cheater. HMIA NFS. 00. loom, garage, large lot, lo BBoval, and chain se e Apurtment BolkUngB laadteapad, ace ale eisw. { Persoiials t A. Michand, 742-80S6. taettoa guaranteed. CUl 649- and pleasant working con rom COUNTRY UVINO Ragent St, Maaehaeter Hutebtos -Agency, 646-0108. cated on Spring Street. Sale UU. ENROLL NOW ditions. Call Mrs. Peterson, OM apsrtmwjt, For Sftlt, 88 p rice $31,900. Just over Man lAW N MOWBRfi-fihazpepad — LIMITBBJ SPACE 648-1161, for sppointment WRB ALL cm r ' t. $80. $49-5319; 9 4 . $16,800 GOOD bargain en a chester Une on Darning Streeto- fnrATW U C E N 8E D t w t biMM )f ANCHBSnat 1— 4 apaitinante Msotrally located, reaaoaabla EWITA'nON OONVENlDNOllSt 6 room Ranch with $ twto- back-to-front 0)4 room Split, Realtors know *M tas. Crlsndljr atm ospher e. S^L'i:firJiS*^"Ari2t Drtatomakimr 19 Hy-Speed Long Hand SIX LARGE ROOM duplex pp- lacently renovated, good loca- alsad bedrooms, fireiUaced Uv- pitot eonditian, over one-half iiWL ST6-10U. TO BID Itestts Center Pafk, Ideal looa Uon, rsdubed to $31,300. M arian tog ipom* and « Jamtly staed a cre land, sale p rice $31,800. Buying trends oil bsait, adults prs Edhind Real Ertate,. 3M-4ftl9, INCOME .•.atenograptaeca WANTED — reUable woman to Sealed btda wlU he retelvad fUMiioa luilliUiig kjtaben. Full cellte,* aluminum Bolton Notch — nice 4 rodta Market Value of your Property { a MTHD RIDE for two to Alr- Route 28, Vernon, 875-76W. — do U now. {erred. No nets. Available Ma; S44-0414. - ...Reporters core tor chUdren two aftar- at the OCfiM of the Ckntral late to Voreat Hllle aiaa erred. No pets, A.yallable items an d jore^ carsfttUy Ranch,' phM ovarOize i >saCt first shift, S o^ Park- Manoheeter aiiiniMiijrf Hons, repairing, Osll 648-6502 WANTED 9t9-762(. Mortgage Rates , ...Studrote noons a waek. W^iptag ar« Manager, 41 Cantor fitrM od HoaelMBter. 1st. tnatotalned. wotvertoo A ^ ey , and huge lot. A good buy at Lpt the Ollier tellow kelp pay the nortgHto tSte doitela t o g lot, vicinity Dearfiald Dr. prise 1946. I >• CaU 644-1780. B obUm m F n q p w tF Raaltors, 6«d»i$. L ow TuM ion Manchaotar, Conneetteut, uni woadsd ter. privanr and XANCBBBTBR — $ room apart $11,900. OvaVlOD m ore honte 6-6-toMB DVPUEX. U oo m m kaattag m * plavMog. Bound hy a Realtar Coda 6lf Ethks SSd Adame St Oaft eo-T V n sqtnle bauj^. -All li»<' MEN 7 0 of an kteda. Ortl Tha B STEPS. BIDBWALKfi. FOR AI/TBRATTONB neatly and Day ft Eva Olasaes April 30,1965 at 11:00 A Jf. for paeutf, hgal. hot w a^ s^ * GLEANINO WOMAN — on# 8 pnmamto — nadft ettV WfiMluNiBB U fitorial roin iu ,) i^ 'or 4 |ted- Mitten. Ageitoy. ReaUora, 64$> Ooa ftitepte prtjiiiit oasrlgaga. Ifsr OMk tew s poynsKb ^ walls, fiM laoes. fiMteoae ter- ram»nahly dona in my homa DEMOUnON OF BUtLDIlf9, n e ^ teddam ItiwlMri, Antag • -V:'- Hi WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1 9« Average Daily Net Presa Ron The Eereeadt of O. IPa GE IHIRTY-TWb Vor the Week Bided Ewfning dqirU t, 1965 Vm lolle fUl the Joba. porUculorly with Senior, Junior and toteght *M The Independent Garage Own Chamber Favoire potenUoi teen-age <*«>pouts. 14,125 Might 6« to 49. ers feted their wives at a dinner Democrats Pick In opposing Senate Bill 1212, Baby Gtizemi lEupttttm ll^raUi to sa. About Town .Bteariier of tiie Audit meeUng -last night at Miller’s Announce Engagements Relaxing Laws which would place a 0 P "'- Everyone ^vet At Borean ed OfarodottiM Re.staurant. Victor DellaFera of Delegates Today few on teen-age working hou», Manehe$ter— A City o f VUlage Charm Hie Master's Club of Frlend- the Manchester Travel Service On Youth Work the chamber says * ^ ^ ^ * ** „ ARTHUR DRUfi iblp LodKS of Masons will meet showed a film enUtled ’’The Ma A 13-man Manchester dele would place a serious handicap (ClaoBlfled Advertlaing on Page 66) P R IC E 8 E V E K In the small lodge room at the gic of Mexico.’’ gation will attend the First on the employment opportuni TOL. LXXXIV, NO. 180 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1965 Masonic Temple tomorrow at The Manchester Chamber of ties for teen-agers, as well m Congressional District’s Dem 7:80 p.m. Bylaws will be pre Golden Age Club will ipeet, to Commerce Is .backing three Ml those businesses which, by ocratic Convention, called for 8 sented for approval. After a morrow at 2 p.m. at the East state bills dealing with the ex the < very nature of their oer- business meeting, refreshments Side Rec. weather permltUng. tonight at the Parma Restau v*oa, require substantial teen- tension of the teen-age work will be served. rant in Hartford to choose s«^ og* help. Events Washington Loyal Orange en delegates to the July 1 State ing hours from 10 p.m., os now Y. W. C. A. Shots Alert Town, Robert Kudra, mathematics Lodge will meet Friday at 8 Constitutional Convention. sjllowoble, to 11:30 p.m., as pro teacher at nilng Junior High p.m. in Orange Hall. Manchester’s State Rep. Paul posed, anid is opposing a fourth 8 MMH Nurses TOUR OF HOMES School. wlU attend a meeting of Groobert has the backing of the bill which would place a 9 p.m. In State 4th Senatorial District for elec working curfew on teen-agers. President Says U.S. Set the Area CooperaUve Study Racially Charged Group In Wethersfield Friday. Water Storage tion as one of the District’s In favoring Senate Bill 1052 Taking Course SATURDAY, MAY 22 The group has been studying seven delegates, to be chosen and House Bills 3266 and 3206 1 to 5 P.M. ways of Introducing the "New Rises in March on the basis of one from each . 1, the chamber lists the following Eight registered nurses on the Bar Asks End of its six Senatorial Districts reasons for recommended pas staff of Manchester Memorial Pro-Tour Tickets 61.5# BOGALUflA, La. (AP) — Thls^the Negro home. No bullet holes Jdatli.” . A ______se e A.______AtoA tssM iaa were found In the house. Water storage In the town’s plus one delegate-at-large. m . sage. Hospital plan to take a psychia EOdally tense mill town, jolted To Debt Pooling The 4 th Senatorial District, 1. The greater opportunity Call Mloa Magda Neinlk, ■ a flurry of midnight gumfire, At Baton Rouge, Gov. John Mrs. Harry Mahoney, VFW four reservoirs rose approxi trie course sponsored by the Re McKelthen said he talked with newly realigned under proposed for teen-age employment would fresher Program for Nurses. 646-7927 or th# YWCA ol- ded today to word off luiy Auxiliary patriotic InMnictor, mately 44.5 million gallons in Bogalusa authorltleB and woe March, bringing the combined reapportionment plans, con help stem delinquency prob uble. HAR’TFORD (A P )— ’The and Mrs. Raymond Hagenow. They are Mrs. Ida T. Hall. floe, 648-7206. told there was no gun battle. Diseuss Viet Peace pi^ den t, have presented a 50- storage to within 46 million gal sists of Manchester with 13 lems. ' A block of Main Street, target Connecticut Bar Associa Mrs. Mary Hlnchey, Mrs. Ruth “ It was obviously an effort by atar flag to Boy Scout Troop 73 lons of full capacity, according votes, Glastonbury with 6, 2. The resulting supplemental Hollk, Mrs. Oeretha Lechausse for clvU rights {rickets, was bar- tion and others today urged at the Bolton Community House. to a report issued today by Marlborough with 2, and East Income would help families in (tcoded. All vehicles were rout these paid, professional agita WASHINGTON (A P) — Mrs. Martha S. Mason, Mrs. tors from the North and the the General Assembly to Timothy Grose accepted the flag Water Supt. Lawrence Witt- Hampton with 2. the low Income group. Mary G. Plrie, Mrs. Marjorie ed around the area. Pedestrians President Johnson, asinf for the troop. Flag etlquettc.s kofske. However, East Hampton, Fallot photo<^ Joseph Jay photo 3. Businesses, such as res were not affected. East to come into our state and outlaw the business of debt Roach, and Mrs. Mary Sterud. create an Inrrident where they the identical wonis he em were presented to 40 scouts. Porter, Howard, Roaring which is in Middlesex County The engagement of Miss Har The engagement of Miss taurants, sMdwich shops, etc., The course will begin to The gunfire esune riiorUy aft pooling. can get {mbllclty eukI raise more ployed in a major foreign Warren Potter Is scoutmaster Brook and Globe Hollow Re.ser- and the'refore within the Sec riet Ann Stark of 49 Pleasant Thelma Thlbault of 84 N. which are dependent upon part- morrow night at the Institute er midnight at a Negro resi Spokesmen for the debt pool and Robert Richardson is chair volrs contained about 433 mil- ^ ond Congres-sional District, will School St. to Richard J. Goll- Ihne teen-age help, would be dence where two white civil money,” McKelthen told news ing business said the serrices policy address to the nOr SL to Adrian Groot HI of An of Living. R. L Wandell man. lion gallons on April 1 against not be represented at tonight's mltzer of Manchester has been aided since adult help for this hts workers have been billet- men. WEIS a needed one and that the tion, formally told 17 uft- a potential capacity of 479 mil dover has been announced by In Yates’ version, grou{» of Hartford meeting. announced by her parents, Mr. kind of service is virtually un 2 Apiorently no one weis hit. state should license and regu aligned nations today the lion gallons. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Rene .Thlbault, _ Baker available. Building Wllilam J. Yates, 37, of Buf cars 8j)ed by the house, with late the business rather than The Waddell School PTA will The water levels on April 1 men inside shcxriing at the house United States is ready for meet twilght at 7 ;30. Miss Beth Ralph O. Stark, ^ e lls River, Brook, New Brunswick, Can 4. Since the bills require that falo, N.Y., a Congress of Racial ban it. of last year were at full ca PTC Seeks Funds ada. the State Department of Labor Confraefor Equality project director, de through the car windows. BiUs dealing with the busi unconditional Viet N a m Hoffman, school social worker, Vt. D O N T ’^ ' ^ pacity. Her fiance la a son of Mr. would have to issue special per scribed the shooUng as a clash His host, Robert Hicks, a 38- ness were heard by a subcom will speak, and a new slate of Wittkofske reported that lo Her fiance is a son of Mrs. Residential-Commercial year-old Negro, saw things cHf- peace talks. officers will be elected. For Scholarship and Mrs. Stanley GoUmitzer, mits for the extensions, they still pleaty of wear left In with the Ku Klux Klan, which mittee of the leglslEUure’B Gen cal rainfall for the month of EkKvard Perunki of Rt. 6, An has been active in this southeast ferently. eral Law CJommlttee. Officially, the reply to an March totaled 1.39 Inches 177 ToUand Tpke. would also provide the labor de your shoes when yon have Alterations-Remodelins dover, and the late Adrian partment with opportunities to Louisiana area. “TTria car came by and some- In the debt pooling business, appeal from the 17 coun The Couple’s Club of Second against an average of 3.78 Representatives of the Par- Groot Jr. of MoiKheater. Miss Thlbault attended school them rebuilt In a profesolonol in Baker ^rook and is employed "Business Buiit On Bogalusa {x>llce said about a comi>any wlli consolidate and tries for quick and uncondi Con^gational Church will inches making,...w....e, ..a total — ...... — of 4.19 esnt-Teacher Council will be at Miss Stark, a graduate of oirae repair shop. ALL eight shots were fired, all from (See Page Six) pay off a persona indebtedness meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at inches below the 10.35 averkge! Manchester High School to- as a waitress at the U-2 Res Customer Satisfaction" tional negotiations, aimed Newbury (Vt.) High School, taurant, Manchester. Her WORK GUARANTEED! The fees for Uie service vary Temple Beth Sholom. After a for the three-month period; morrow morning to accept is employed as a nurse's aide INCOME TAX at settling the Vietnamese fiance, a 1963 graduate of Man HEADACHE? Frederick U. Conard Jr., rtp - tour of the temple, there will be starting Jan. 1. i acholarshlp contributions from at Marushester Memorial Hos FuU Insurance Coveiuge conflict, was a statement He said that, with no melted parents of students, chester High Bchool, is employ resenting the Connecticut Bar a business meeting and refresh j pital. Her fiance, a graduate Pick up some SAM YULYES Association, said the business by the United States gov ments In the Robbins Room of snow runoff expected, the area! -phe council ha-s sent out ed at Forbes, Inc., Vernon. He 82 BALDWIN ROAD of Manchester High School, is is also a volunteer fireman in BAYER ASPIRIN was not being conducted in the ernment, rather than John Center Congregational Church. would need some sub.stantial i flyers to parents enlisting their a sophomore at Central Con Same Side A t Watidna rainfall to bring all reservoirs attaining the $200 schol- the Eighth District Fire De a t ' Tel. 644-0450 {>ublic interest. necticut State College. N e w HALLMARK PHARMACY son. However, the key lan up..M 4.^to calpacity «T and ^r\ to avert 0a __arshipt.: _ fund ^ J »Ko4-that fhathe /Vklincdcouncil partment. 23 OAK STREET He ssUd there has been no Aplina Society will meet to Britain, where he is majoring 277 W. Middle Turnpike After 5:00 P.M. demonstrated public need for guage was taken, intact, morrow at 7:S0 p.m. In the Ital repeat of the partial water ban Will award to a senior this in industrial arts education. A Sept. 25 wedding is plan declared last summer. the business and that the state from the President’s poli