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^gr.*-'-*^WW7*W0 . IRanrftPHtrr' Enrning llrralit Avwage Dally .Net PftH M b V-i.-Aj;, ■ if— :— ------■hr Bka Woak M o l H ie Weaflier Doughnut Sales Finance Bennet Prdjeêts ■ ip y o ,u o o iH anrlfPstpr lEupnittg B praU i « i ef the V fir AsxfUair n U (MaBl «s . 1 5 9 5 6 6 ttm anew at ■ p.m. at Br JOHN A. JOHNSTON CARD GALLERY Whet— hean-Mma VfW MtmduMm—-A City of VUtogo Chtarm S Bkhraa BU, Beat Bennet Junior Higti VOL. LXXIVIU, NO. 187 (TmBTT-SIX PAOES—TWO 8KCI10N8) Advertlateg oa Fags SI) After a memorial School’s Student Council >QtftWin p L MANCHESTTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 19<9 PRICE TEN CENTS thare wm be an eleo- makes a d o u i^ u t g o a long • HaOfliaufc Osids l^spggf m wau e f oMeeta. way. As far as Vietnam at CotN’dmstodHttod OolotB one time. This the stu> • Dseontlbor OBBdles Memben of the IMU Junior dents are limiting them b v H o b N o b MVaeum League win meet selves to the booncmries o f > Imported Ow dMk P ftW A Plane L a fo ff tomotTuw at lO a.m., rain or in d FFinnWi In g iii G t e Pope Drops Many Saints M m at the Oak Orava Nature continental U. & Oofmeottoufa Ingest em Canter tar a tour conducted by The oouBoU OoMn’t alilp to ployer, Pratt A Whitney Dlvl- mas Bartwra Brown. After the ttaMO pIscM. Nor liwro Um7 out- slon o f united A ircraft, has Saigon Bars Coalition, tour, coflae w ill be aerved In dam Oooigo W untn(tan's ro- snnounoed K will lay oft 1,600 the Natural Sdenoe Center. pdrUd iM t wtth the aUvar dollar From Liturgical Calendar to 3,000 men becauee of out- aoTDaa tha Rappaltaimock River. • G ift e o f • Dieeoimtgd baoka fat alroraft engine or S o o ffi Ib e men o f Emanuel Lutheran IlnSh la, Um douftaiiuts don’t VATICAN a n r ( a p )—doo- courage veiwratton of dubtoua told a news oontorence (be oan- ders. ChSToh w fll have a poUuck to leave the oondnae at om o f Uie HaDm axk ana of aainO a-lnifludlng aoma of aadite without/Undennfateg any oettattone frotn the oalendar of Tbe layodta, to b e ^ tan- morrow at adO pan. in Luther Bennet oomplex' buUdinsa. — VU£, • Fined tba bate knoam ouob sw at rokdletely, were aimotmoed Ran o f tha ohnrdi. A lter anpper. S tatkiary one’s faith. many pofiular aafate “will pose Laat October, ooundl mem- Oeiaatk Cbrlteophar and S t Barbara- Thursday. They wfll affect Dr. Don Qutnan w ill preaant a Tbs new oalendar wne Issued an extremMy delicate problem’’ Considers Other Points b en atarted a Monday lunch both hourly and salaiied Teapots under u daorae by Pope Paul VI hide program on tha African hour doucbnut-aelllna' period to ) w an droitped today In a draktlc for many Catholics. wortows among the 40,000 aafarl ha made 18 montha ago. ravOMon of tba Roman Catholic titled PaedMdla Mysterlt (Of the workers et five Ftatt A Whit SAKK)N (-AP) — The ralee funda for prolecta they had • Goom et Cbiteeh’a U tuiglcal oalendar. Faaohal IMystory). R said the OanoeHatton fitMU the oalen- Ttw men of Trinity Covenant in mind, t t caught on. Bach dw meaite (had henceforth the ney plants in the stats. MOTHERS A Vattoan Uturglcal oommla- daleted astaite w ere ramoved govemmeat r e d e ^ FH- Churoh win be gueeta at the weak afipraodmately M doaen, Cheese t aafate Involved are not oonaid- aton atnidc from the oalendar from the Isting here we It is day nl|^t tha Viet Cone's event, whldi h open to eU In- purdwaed at coat, are aold end Fndt { ered attojeota of churchwide de- eabito wtMwa axWancaa a n now doubtful that they ever exteted. latest donand for a ooall- tereated men and young men. among the 1,300 school anroU- T ta jm I votton. oCfidally oonaldend in doubt A Vattoan U t ^ o a l eoqiert, tlMi regjme and udiet it ■nie Tovaig Adults of the Com- ^ DAY Tba iwtkm waa axpacted to foe Rev. Ptorie Jounai of Jbrls, (itoe Page sagfat) Study Puts called 'iirefiBhrieated neu munity T.-whlch la open to aU So far thle year, the Bennet • WhitaMnlBi cauaa penKnal proUema for trality. Itaemd to die- alngle nHli and women between ha« eent *280 to the 8t Choeokteet many OathoUoa, partlaulatty to coas otho* parn o f a lOu n and K , wOl bowl tomorrow School and Mls- Latin oountrteo whan devotion ABM G>st at peace program the at a p.m. at BUver Lanea. Thoae •»«« at AeUand, Mont, In the GIFTS to aalnls la wklaapread an«t In- w hiih« more Information about Tongue River Valley. The achool ta n n . Viet Oong oifered at the the grpvp or event may contact waa founded In 1884 tor North- 1 P ftiis talks. Tba aetton may alao bilng a $13 B iUion A govenunant apnliaaiinii w m Dettaon. 80 Hack- w n Cheyenne and Crow Indians, ckaage In fha ofaoice of nrnmna Italian Oenmk knocked down repetia tii«« mataek St. Nt 1M7, a high and commercial aoma OafiwUo parenta oalaot tor WASHINOTON (AP) — A pri ___ achool was added to the eatab- 8outh Vietnam was t«ii»uiig Ashtrays, Yeses •Imported Oandka > c h U d re n . vate study Indloates tbe Safe IXwei iialliaia close Tunedar Uahed K-8 achool, and in 1804 dbwB out of hand the paucraiiia, M b n m a n 4 0 M inta w en Uat- guard antlmlaafle system’s ulti- tor the Manchester Junior a trade ectioal. put forward fay the Viet O H «'e • Imported Crystal ad by name. Also taeluded la mste ookt may top *18 bflUon— National Llbsratioa Front Women's Club dinner meeting Before tMa achool year ends, • Party Shop to tha nvlaton were othan Iteted From Gennany Deeotatefor 08 per cent more than cfflclal Thuraday. and may be made by contact- Uie council plana to tWmae an. atmply aa “fellow m u tyn ." estimates. lag Mrs. Raymond Lydon, 166 other *380 to the education and M o tiie r In agrealng to dlaeuaa aoaM of , S t Uawda waa Ilated tor ax- DisckMnire o f the study Thurs the polnta, a Foreign Mlnlatij CSBtan Dr., Wapping. The din- acboot acttvltiee of Uie mieeton IHUBS. ■ n u . - SAT. • Imported ampla aJoqg with "bar falloF day prompted Immediate asser ocmmunlque eald the pnpeeale aw meeting will be held iîUdnn. Prior to its lateat «m- Bor Deborah ftnUh, It’s aeleotlon time in the Franklin Bufldii^ cafaterin /junny the Bennet Dutch Pewter Imported Jumbo Stae • MoetUniqiM . nm rtyn.’’ who aaoording to tions, notably by Sen. Oeorge S. lepreeented nothing new Wedneeday, May M, at the Man- dertaUng, the councU aetat more Junior High Schotfl Monday lunch hour doughnut sale. Darlene Aselttoie walls her turn. From *- neuverlng over Safeguard “baa ward h r tbe South Itiatnoniaea ---- a two-year period to the Due are used to fund council, achool and charitable'projects. (Herald photo by Pinto.) oordlng to other legends. government PoUMi Womwi’s Alliance ftnimfti jn Vietnam Mother’s Day Reff. 2.39. creeted a credihflUy gap tar tile Srieetioiis Lb. 1.29 ,Tba Uatad nemiaa w an alao Nixon administration." At about the aame tfane ■■*• Council repreoentatlveo make fleers are David Low. president; Olen Cooper, secretary; and dropped from tha Utany of lha The study, by d » Defense gon wee making known He pool- all morning announcements, David Johnson, vice president; Harry Bonham, treasurer, Salnto iMOd In OttlhoUc p nyer. Mariceting Survey, a MoOraw- tion, a J^jianeea news agency once they have been cbannelad Ifcny of tha aaliita removed HUl Service for Industrial firms, dlHtoteb from Hanoi quoted V ___ purchaned an electxtoally oper- through the office. Lost winter, Bom fits oalendar have been ttw ‘ estimated the coat of Safeguard North Vtotnameee niillaiiIItoe as The laat lecture of the third •*** aooreboard. It Um organlaatlon cooperated In <*Joot of hundrada of yaatn of between 1800 and 1878 at more ■aylng tbe United Statee wwfld phase o f the Manchester Public w fll be Installed soon by school the program to lend a band to . farvant . davotlona and ' an than * 1 1 faUHon. find It hard to rejadt tha Vtot Health Nurses AaaociaUon men- workmen__ , under the eupervlsian senior okisens, and obtained 110 ■Oraigly. rooted fat tha mnottoau Tbe stu4y did not imflude *1.3 Oong plan. tal health In-aervlce educatlan << Ih eodore Balihanka, auper- votamteerB from Bennet. a t oountlen OathoUoa. btUlon to be spm t by tbe Atomic The North Vtotnameee were pragram w fll he held tomorrow buUdlngo and grounds, It sent representatives to.^m- Vattoan authorities axpaut Bnergy Omninlsalan on nuclear quoted aa saying Amartcen de from 1 to * p.m. at the Com- ^lao, tba oouncU's Improvement poalums on opening channels of that nsaiqr faithful w fll be wailwads and Its coat estimates mands for mutml wtthdrawml of muntty T . Dr. JuUan Streltfeld, committee has purchnaed mater^ oommtmlcetlon dealing with the ahoolKd that ttaa>Vlatlcan doubts tor Safeguard’s radar troopa from South tâtnam taae* clinical paycbolaglst of the Uni- >*1* to replace the achool sign, drug abuse problem. It assieted their favorite aafate even extat- Sprint mlaaUes were more than been met by the Vtot Oong cerslty of Haittord, wfll qiaak. which has aeen better days. the Ubroilan In conducting a ad. . . 1 : *1 UlUon leas tbaa calculated by peace propoeal. The rapmt wna book fair, wboee profits were TWa nlaas a problem tor otiier e>q;)erts. carried by the CommuntoUcr- Albert Hadlgtan, faculty ad- lented mban Dempa news agan- Three members of Manchester vfaor, estimates 78 per cent of "idowed back" Into books for church laadara vdio want to dte- Critic* were quick to point out Orange were honored last night the school Ubraty. that adding In these figures oy. the oouncU’s treasury cornea What the North VMnameee as the Orange observed its 84th from the doughnut aaleu Monday During the week of May 10, woifld bring the total to more anniversary In ceremonlaa at avptmred to be saying wna that was selected beoauae usually a camfldates fo r next year’s coun than *18 hUUon, compared wWi Orange Hall. Raymond Ames, sase TEMPLE’S Hanoi wee willing to aeeapt ttie cU offices w ill oampaign, and the current offloia] admiitetra- baked dees art is not served U.8. propoeal for mutual Mrs. Oertrude Buchanan, and the student body will vote by tton eetimate of *7A bUUon. troop than. Tha doughnut 4ahle is Joint Chiefs withdrawal but that the question Mrs. Wealey J. Pollard were machine on May 28. Present of- “In a program aa oomplex as presented with 35-year ceitifi- eupsivlsed by a special com (MRPET and FLOOR COVERMG waa an Inforiial one to ha Safeguard,” the study conclud mittee o f ooundl pepreoentattvee worked out between North and catea and pins for their years ed, “hlatortoal mqwrience indi of service with the Orange. whose study bnlla ooinclde with TEL M3-66M! Seek Delay South Vietnam. cafeteria hours. 30U MAIN STREET cates ooata fat the long run are Thto Interpretation did not ap The rent o f the oouncU’s work likely to be considerably high pear, however, In the South er." ing capital Is raised by nine MINI-MITE In Arms Talk Vtotnameoe oommianiqne. It de Elighth srader Mark Hatderson, left, played tiie Sen. MioGcvern, a leading Fire Calls dances tor varloua comMiiatlone Smok9 billows from Finlev Hall, thft^stadent center at New York’s City College clared the other aide hgd re of ssventh, eighth, and ninth is Gomins WASHqfOTON (AP) — The country boy. Jtdm Shrock, right, btHrrowed Ids critic at Safeguard, said “ It has fused to ccnalder tbe prtraito o< gredea; and the Campus dead, Joint Chlafa of Staff nportadly not reached' the atê yet of tbe yesbarday after a two-alann bliute susiôus origin erupted. Fire officials mutual withdrawal of Ncttii nie box alarm by Waddell dothee from his gnmdfather. They vrert pur^ qf a Johnson admfaitetratlon’s credl- SdMXfl was pulled yesterday at tha book store. are tryin g to ooavtaice tba Nixon said) nine other minor blaaes were reported on the campus in Manhattan Vtotnameee and allied troope. to ROOMS OF CARPET admlniatrattaa to delay U.8.-80- mock depression experiment. (AP Phcitoifai^.'^ hllity gap on Vietnam, but It’s Tbe communique noted that 8:0 p.m., and Eighth District But not all the group’s activl- reaching toward it.’’ where sporadic skirmishes erupted between students and pcdice. (AP Photofax). tles are concerned with money, vlat anna talks to allow testing the Viet C ong plan advanoed fliefIghterB remanded. When -Another person active In the they arrived at the school directly or indireotly. HSarUier this summer o f a new mlaafle certain pnôeale that alreadjr \ Manchester weiqxxiB ayatem. Safeguard fight, who dacUned to should have bakn dlaonasad at they saw large amounta o f Ude yeer, it sponsored an as be quoted by name, raid, “I smoke coming from the sembly on VISTA, during which Tha military leaders are said Riot Police at Hotoard U Parte. It ilated them aa propoe- A Teen-Agers Try Life think the credibility gap will achool'e chimney, but this was to be oonoerned that atartfaig ala for re-estabitshwent of tha three students who had worked widen over the next months be oansad by the oU burner man In Hartford urben oenters ad- ALL TO WAU the talks eaiUar would prevent demflttartoed aone aaparating cause of costs.’’ cleaning the furnace, they said. dranasd tha student body. testing the MulUple fa id e p ^ - the tw o. l^tnam a; rev e rt far ently Targatad Re-entry Vehi In Mock Depression Vice President Spiro T. Ag- the 1983 Geneva agraernentn «n cles—MmVa—ahd put the unit- new, who has been speakiiig tat Dr. Buell G. Gallagher Quits Laos and the 1964 Geneva ao- favor o f Safeguard around the CARPET ed States behind the Sovleta In PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Two girls asked Mrs. Othus If corde endiiig tbe Tndnrhhieea country, told Republican gover a brand-new deployment of the multiwatbead they could eat candy bars and war, and exehange at w ar prte- 100% Nylon Cmirimiout racj^ s wf Fremont Junior High School nors In liexington, Ky., laat iâtem. cookies during the Depression. oners. students endured a mock Great week; “The decision Is in your Siqtportore o f an early start to The teacher aald yes and the As President of City College On these points, the South Up to 299 Sq. a Waffle Padding . . . Your Choice qf the disarmament talks are said Depreaston this week In an ex girls ran to a candy machine. Interett aa governora—if for no VtotnamoM statement raid, Y O u N m by government souroea to feel periment aimed at Increasing “But remember,” Mrs. Othua other reaamt than It is less ex “Tbe Communist side only ra- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS clash and on Thursday fighting for oonatrucUve change have that a delay might dim Soviet understanding between the gen shouted after them, “ If you pensive tiian the Sentinel sys produeea the propoaato autaolt. Dr. BueU G. Gallagher,.. i>real- continued and a m ajor fire become Incfeaaln^y dlfflcult to TWEED, SCULPTURED OR PLAIN interest fai an arms agreement erations. spend 10 cents for a candy bar, tem prc^xiaed by the previous ted by our own detegatton." dent of strlve-ravaged City Col heavily damaged a campus au carry out. And with tbe intru OZITE because of Moscow’s fear of los that w ill leave a big hole In yoiir administration.’’ TheM and “aubatiuitial prob Each o f the youngatera was to lege of New York announced to ditorium. sion of politically motivated out CARPETING ing ground to the United Statea spend only 38 cents tor the allowance of 38 cents a week.” I f the *18 billion-plus figure to lems,” the Forwlgn Mlntotiy RUIIIII lAOV day he to resigning effective Officials at Indiana University side forces in recent days, tt baa WBSEL B O m in development o f MIRVa. week. They walked to solKxri, That waa one of the good correct, it would put Safeguard added, could have bean or Monday morning. ended a confrontation with become impossible to cany on tractor with Defense experts feel the Unit washed their socka and under things about the Great Depres costa nearly 60 per cent higher should have been dtoouaaed in Gallaghw said “poUtically black atudenta with the promise the processes of reason and per TILE ed States to ahead In developlag wear each night with bar soap, sion, the girls said. In those than the *0.4 bflUon estimated Paris or “foUowtng tba proce- motivated outside torcaa" had of expanded negotiations. suasion. XORVa at this time. days candy bars cost a nickel or by some Capitol Hill experts as duroa 'Which tbe government o( ate beans, hot doga, hamburg- made It Impossible for Mm to OCNY’s Gcdlagher read this Such a weapons ayatem la era, lettuce aandwichea and less. tte real cost of the Johnson’s "Confronted today with the fi IN FULL Sentinel anUmlaaUe ayatem, of- “ carry on the {wooeases at rea statement to newsmen In his of nal impasse, I must relinqulst (8m P»«e KtgM) •OXB considered the ,next aignlfloant boiled potatoes. The students were glvenâ tictoUy pegged at *6.8 bUlion. son and persuasion.’’ fice thto morning: my post to another man, poosi- ONLY ■tap in the arms race. M IRVs ’Two hundred etudenta started clothing list, but, many chose 'to Defense officials. In appear Two days ago CXty CtoUege “ M y own functions as a recon ble one of different tempera Involve equipping exfattng mla- the experiment Monday on tbe wear clothes that had been allea with several , nuclear war ances before oongreaBlonal com was the scene at a bloody racial ciler of differences and catalyst ment. The Cbty o f New York and BUggeaptlon o f Mrs. Marcella stored in their parents’ aftios mittees, have repeatoCobra. really aaid waa that Ruasla, the weaponry will be to look at men felt they had the right to Mledttng duly authorized repre- through any KITCHEN CARPET 6 ** By OE4HIOE O. WILSON tanguage for Secretary of State Riot PoRee at Howard U creases to all judges—and levy w ay she to producing and de what the potential enemy to ac overrule teachers’ agreements. sentatlvea for the purpose of WlUlam P . Roigero. Aid Federal Marshals a *1IX> annual fee on all law chore. 42 year- The Washington Post ploying the 8S-8, ,J>ull(ling the tually doing and wdiat he can do The judge agreed. negotiation and only the right fdntQStiMlIy YMlIyr “ I know It's much more po^ yers to help pay for the added round attaching 17 cleahg WASHINGTON — Melvin R. “capobllUy’’ for a first strike —not to guess vriiat he Intends “The ruling puU the final de to demand that the Board of WASHINGTON (AP) — Two ular to talk Uke a secretary (rf cost o f running the court aya- to do. ' Education negotiate with such huiMfaed riot police surroiuided tools make ma'.

1 UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ICANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1999 ICANCHBBCTl EVENING HERALD, ICANCHESTEB, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1969

MOVIE AUDIENCE . . .■ • • • g u i d e ** ...... Sheinw old on B ridge A n d a v^ BoUon Dummy Cigarettes Provide A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS AND THEATERS. TAKE TWO nm M BS TO Kick for Marijuana Users ThvM rvtmgt Apply to filmp M AKE OONTBAc T NORTH Permit Value B i ^ Season SATURDAY ONLY! k . rtiMMdattvf Nov 1. IflBB By ALTKED SHEINWOU) 4 64 B x ALTON BLAKB8UB report to the convention o t the <;? 10652 a iw • ii« a THIS SEAL Tou’v* often taken two fl- Last Month W m Begin M -V tlM tlh AP Bcieaee Wittar American Paychlatric Aaeoda- oeaae* in lb* aaxno anlt through O S64 S O i ^ BEACH, Fla. (A P ) — tion. In ado Indicate* the fHm wae the aame opponent. For ex « QJ92 Ten regular emokera o t marl- I " another phaae ot the exper> •ubmittod and approved under ample, when you hold A-Q-lp of WEsrr EA^ At $45,867 O n Monday the Motion Pictur* Cod* Juana got the aame effecta from eê men a auit you try a flneeae with the 4 J 10952 4 Q«73 I - a* . * a. * w®r0 nvCTe ftt ollf6rm t uni60» of Self-Ragulatien. ten and later try another flneeae o 7 3 9 J9I4 n a valne of building per- TH* town baseball aaoson wlD (lummy clgarettee In a lahomto- pm, containing the active chem- Suggeatad for GENERAL with the queen. Today*a hand .a 0 |CJ9 0 QIO mtti lanied by baUdlag offlelBl bagla Monday with town d - ty experiment aa they did from loal in marijuana, or pUla that m audienc**. unusual because declarer nmat « 1065 A K76 P w V B. Cook In ths month af flelals throwing in the first balls the real thing, two medical re- looked and taated the aame but try two flneanea in the aame SOUTH Suggeatad for MATURE Aprn plohsd up oonoidandily at 6 on tha fiaida baldiid both aearchera reported today. which had none of the chemical atlt, but one agalnat eadi op 4 A K SPORTOUr A t timea during the teat the In them. The real pUla contained audioneaa (parental diacro- ^ from tha |»,000 total loot month, ponent . A K Q to the littla Laagoe, Wlilto young men amoked real marl- 30 timea the amount of the ac- Hon adviaed). j 4UA0 In February and tha South dealer. 0 A7532 GIoob w fll play M U f GO at tha Juana clgarettea. A t oth er' tive chemical aa found In mari- RESTRICTED — Peraona! Both aide* vtdnerable. A A43 440,000 In January to rewdi a tlmea, in the aame laboratory, Juana clgarettea. Ugh adiool. to tha term laagna, under 16 not admitted, un- Opening lead—Jack o f apedea. South West Noffli East tobd stated vataw of $46,667. Croekott Agency wUl |9ay Man- they amoked clgarettea that in theae comparlaona, the South wlna the firat M ck with leaa accompanied by parent 3 N T A ll Pat* m s btoludad two pormlts tor son's Candy Kltchaa at tbs ala- looked, taated and ameUed ex- men could detect the difference. the king of spadea, now ing that -or adult guardian. near homaa wbbdi makea tour mentary aehooL MAM axM SPECXACtlLAR acUy the aame but lacked the And the real pllla booated their t he has seven tricks in top cards. MUnaon’a wera toot jraar’a rraiM t K altanrUe Pay TV active chemical Ingredient In pulae rate and altered their per- g ) Peraona under 16 not ad- He can easily develop one ad- South must cash the aee ot chiiM Taka Mom Out for Dimor oa tor tida -y m x or an average of a «lM « Jm m is Champa. marijuana. ceptiona o f time and tp a c it rela- ' dltional chib trick, but the ninth next In the hopd of dropping oiM par wMiBi SIga Ike Pellttea B e n and And they could not tell the tionahlpa aa the am okl^ o t real Thit ags reatrictloa The pony and colt laagtMa wni trick la harder to fliMt the king of cliAe. Thla takes Pomlta tor now homes wera start i^ y later. Save Ike Free Almajrs difference. marijuana clgarettea can do. may bs highar In'certain MOTHERS DAY The dlemonda are out of the care of all singleton or doUbk- |$van to Thomas M, and Anita Thera will be a work after Both ktada o f c lg ^ tte a ^ v e ^he experimenU were repcwt- arsas. Check theater or question. If South gives \ip one ton king comblnaUaiis. * TMs Son., M ay 11th. Andanon, Wbaallng Rd., In tha them tile fe e l^ of being Îdly ^ p j . j „ ^ —We Win Featora— noon Bonday behiiid the ola- advertising. diamond, back will come a . Aa tire cards lie, the king of value of 836,000; tha ofher tww moBtary sohool to fix up one or allghUy ^ c a t e d . Stone, PhD, both of Prinlad at • public ••rvic* | [pad* to the ace. When the op- cliibs is w ell guarded but the i f BOAST TURKEY homa permit waa losued to dtomond and atralghtan out an I N E M A 1 pie e ^ m w it aho^, ammig jn. Langley Porter Neuropayc- by ttil. newspaper. ponenta get their other dtomond ten o f chiba la In favorable poal- An white meat, ptua dreaa Ralph Bates tor a house cn other which was npaat because other thlnga, ttie uwllaW llty of hiatrlc Inatitute and Unlveralty ■=— tiick they wlB defeat the con- tion. I f Blast takes hia king, In f Shoddy MIU Rd. valued at o f the buUdlng o f the new ola- truating amêra to Judge the of Oallfomla School of Medicine, A BOAST Sm M N of aksF O iiir S n r if potency of the marijuana they ^ Franclaco. tract with the rent of the spades. South easily wins three dub $10,000. other permits w en tor mentary aohoefl. Fathers, aona, THEATER TIME South caabea the top hearts trkdea. U Ekat refuses the trick, An JuB ctningoa and addltlona to exlat- evaryona, are urged to gat out uae, the reaearchera aaid In a The reaulU might have been Catherine Deneuve SCHEDULE since dummy's ten will supply dummy’s nine wins. Declarer A BAKED VmOENlA HAM Inghouaaa. and help. ______influenced by the tabmatory the ninth trick i f the Jack o f then leads ‘ the queen o f dube PbM ^ple and Baloin Sauce Mdwaid and Gala Bemtsra, New Park Panel James Mason condltiona, Jonea and Stone East Hartford Diive-In — hearta drops. W h e n there is no from dummy tor a finesse, mak- We wIB also have ear regular n endaa Rd., w ill build a porch, Ray Sana, park and raerea. m oM îeU ■aid. Another Influence could BulUt, 10:00; A Fine Madiesa, htek in hearts 'South must win ing A total o f three chd> tiiclu menu .too—, both tor adnlta John Conlan, Lake Rd. win an- tion oommtoslonar, has an- FBEE have been the fact that the 10 8:06. three dub trick* to make hia when this sacond fineaae euc- and the yoang tolka k , -N-I-G-H-T! Land tronstora were recorded sored by the SheU OU Co. 80 In the atato. Mki. FrenkUn mw not wait «nHi tor land on Shoddy Mill Rd. Aa education cbalrman for the gykoa was commtttm rtiali^ again. DOZEN* Vernon club. Mrs. John Mackey T H E I I from John J. Ronmn to Ray iimtrlfpBtpr “THE EARLY MOURNING OF JASON” mond A. and Jeanette M. La waa presented with a certificate overall awards for pUUlc af- Z- MNEMONICS" Motha; George R. Swanson to and cash award of $800. ,alr*. wMfa Itrti. RlchartlSier. ^ J S S t ^ T c a ^ directed by the author li. M. Golait, Lot 9 at Andover The local club wm Its award „ chairman, and Mental Haaltii ^ IÛIabed Daily Except Sundsyi Lake; Jack and A lice McCUn- for its aid to atudento and, edu-^ âdand HHealth. ealth Mrs.MTa. Rlehmond ^ HAPPY HOURS: oaMonai facjlttles. inriiidinv St— —IT townk>aople, not mone- gad Holidays at 13 BlaaeU Street. ttok to Jerry B. and Barbara A. Including shuttleworth. chairman. rAmuiTsMim end Uaachester, Coon. (06040) Mon. thru S a t — 4 to 8 p.m. A Little Theatre of Manchester Production schooto tor mentally retared and - tory talp, but cooperatlan and MOTHER'S DAY ' Telephone 648-3711 Possum, lot In Boaton HIU and culturally deprived chlldran. apprecta^ aun>ort ... f4sr w/moR Seo^ Cnaaa Poetaee Paid at Bast St ama; Donald W. Moac- DHIVt IN ★ WT 5 Haochester, Ooon. Hanhattans, Martinla, Scotch, TV) heln a sneclal school tor Piv-Ject Concern, Mn. John aiiked that thorn with aug- ra n HAT TO TAKE MOM Rye, Whiskey Sours, Bar Blenda in association with St. Joseph College ley to Stapben R. larael, Lota exmptimal o lS ri ^ ctab OUT TO DINNEB BtJBSCIUFTION RATES 638 and 6M, Andovor Lalw; Payable In Advance dona^ tha proceeds from Its J " «“«>*■ « “*e var^ V T P ^ One Year ...... tSO.OO Cheater B. and M ary B. Oimekl benefit baU, Counting td 8700, torded. Mra. MSekey, chairman, call him rather than bothering MAKE BBSEBVA’nONS AT Six Honthe ...... If.oo ST. JOSEPH CO'x» LLEGE— M A Y « - 10 to Irven Ktepena, Lake Lota 661 Three Hootbs ...... 7.86 tor the p u r ^ o f^ lo - v la u a l « « * O p w * * ^ HoaMhy ^ e a, the todtvldiial program haada. One Hootb ...... 3.60 and 662, and from Kaara 8. and Mra. Robert Conrad, cholrntaa. PIANO’S RESTAURANT I ★ ★ ±3^. STANLEY GREEN’S Tickets $1.50 through L.T.M. A lice H yer to Gaorge F . Sta- Members atoo tutored cultur- Hw looal club also recetvad phenaon, tniatoa, acreaga bor ROUTE 6 and 44A, BOLTON—648-3843 ally-deprived cblldren in a an honm aeora award tor attato- BROAD STREET MANCHESTER PARKADE dering on Walea and Now. Boa- qpeclal program to tha school tog 459 per cent of atandarda •The Telephone Marilyn Minutillo ton Rd. oystem and tape-recorded las- sat by the Jimlor Bxecuttva VI Dtepoaal Area aona tor children with reading Committee tor Federation ac- ^Jhime o f t n v i 643-7054 The Andotver Ditposel Area problema. The club atoo award- tivitiea and on Ihgtenslan Award McQUlIN wiUl be open one. hour longer ed a 8280 ccrilage schotorahlp to tor Boltan Junlora lead. than during Ihe wtoter months. OPEN MOTHER’S DAY! ’Ihe new oloeing ttma to 6 p.m. U T T L B ’THELAULB OF MANCHElBrEZt LNC. Kcaervattosia From 13 Noon ^can^BnHiw *teL)LLITr’ I wflh the aoma 8 ami. opening In Association With S t Joseph Obllege time. The oraa to open all days Illness from Moon Visit proudly presmts YOU'RE INVITED o f the week except MOndaye W OOUMt 7 - 606 and Thuradaya. On Sundoya It Expected hy Apollo Doctor ■mGAHC^ WITHOUT EXTRAVAGAHCr MR COND/T/OM-D Dennis Turner's New Play TO ckoaa ikt noon. HotoUnaon Vote SAN FRANCraOO (AP) — Mora aittprtslng to the dtoeov- A EAST HARTFORD C T F R K CHARBROILED TO PERFECTION THE to Tpasday’a r^ x n t here on J 1 L A l l ON THE OPEN HEARTH l)i;ivi IN ★ ic The Early Mourning of Jason ’Pewn Bieotion resulta the figure TtM ApoUo aatronaute’ pliyal- ery that an atnuNgtera ot 100 BURNSIDE ctott thinks U to almost oartata per cent oxygen damages r ^ bSO BURNSIDE AVE EAST HARTEORO given waa 218 votee tor Select "... A theabtcal tour de itoroe...” man J. Ou^tar Hutchinson. This at toast one man on the firat blood cella and tiMt addition of FREE PARKING 528 -3333 —A vie Baer, Hartford Times was In error; it abouU have moon landtog mioslon will coma nitrogen to the apaoecraft at- lE lir S 'tra li iC liib boma HI—maybe with aome moophere aomebow aUevtotaa FINAL PRE3MIKRE PERFORMANCES Buck bo ar d been 260 votes. • wv.. Bridge Night weird alckneaa of hmar origin, this peril. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Grohoff "W a have to face tile foot that u.S. ^taoe Agency aclenttots TONIGHT - TOMORROW . won top soora In last Prtday’a we’ve had port«lgbt lUnaai on noted a reduction in the total SPORTS & dujdlcate bridge play at tiie every Apollo mtoalan so far," number of red Uood oelto efter Y • P H ^ P I ‘l • • ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE Steak Ho use Congragatianal Church. Second says Dr. Charles Berry, medioal earth orbital filghto kn Gemtnf '/.SR • ' n-"'- A IMPORTED place was won by partners Itob- director of the Manned Space- epacecraft, which used 100 par TICKKTS 81-50 — Telephone 648-7064 I art Campbell and Mrs. K. Hor- craft Center at Houston, Tax. cent oocygett. CAR SHOW Curtain 8:30 P 3 I. ■" ; rlgan land third place by B. "Our problem will be to deters ,gie first mamed Apolte FOR ! Burton Smyth and WliUam Rad- m^whethmaiVltoa-^toa^ ’0 C O mwlcs. Another round of play rtmv up after Apolto 10 later of 60 per cent oxygen and 40 par TONTTE—THROUGH TUESDAY For 9 happy lot BUN PLUS TOP OOHIT . in this Recreatiott Oommtosion ^ year a r ^ to tha streoaaa cent nlt««*n-cloaer to the BOTH IN COLOR MOTHERS ; (^Mnaoned atritvlty. w ill take of apace fUghtOTto aoma aurfaoa atmosphere of 20 , ptope at the church ihla Fri- cTtaorganlsm ptoked ig> on ttw cent oxygen end 80 per cent MOTHER'S DAY who holds the deadly key to the state A Armory, r m o r y , HtM. "HAPPY MOTHER'S D AY!" ; day at 7:46 pmi. with the pub- ftlOOft. Ultl^GEWD- DAY > Uc oordtafly invited. ■MlAe STRUT WELCOME TO THE H'a cards by GEORGE IRGER ORSOII "HOUSE ThuN. to Maneheoter Bvenlng Herald forms of Ufa m tha mom, hut ■ limday _ DOLTON LAKE. HOTEL : Andover oorreapondent, Law i» one can aay tor mre.’’ «,*^1!*^_!^******** *’ 5* MAY 8-111 ROUTE 44A—BOUfTOIN, CONN. DINNER rence Bfoa, teL 743-6796. PEPPRRD STEVERS UIELLES/ÔF Try a Tasty Dr. Barry (icuaaod the astro- ^ HAY • ~ 4 te 10 P.M. I "Overloaklng Bekultiftil Bolton Lake” PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW naut allm m t fansazda to a talk “ * * * ^ 5 1 ^ Chocolates by MAY 9 — 4 to 10 P.M. I Tuesday at fbe annual meeting ^!^âOTen*Amta ' TOIMATO JUICE FRUTT OOCKTAXL 6 3 3 - S 2 2 S In ja il Jfrfi Training l i b s ’ m a y 10^10 te 10 P.M. 1 SHRIMP COCKTAIL 81.26 KXTRA MAIN STREET — GLASTONBURY Of the Aerospace Mbdloal Aaao- # Famiy Farmer HAY 11— 12 le t P .M . I SOUP OR ORKEIN OARDKN ’TOBSIDD SALAI> LONDON (AP) — Brltteh ctotlOT and elaboratod later to @ Sugg*9t«d for an Interview. the aatronaute ratornad to After dinner we invite you to browse around at priaonera who do building work GENERAL audlonco* ROAST FRIMEI RIBS AU JUS JR...... 85.75 Among the dtoabiUtiea noted Cii>;p rotn tortill.i, ROAST FfUMT RIBS AU JUS SR ....:...... 87.26 the many antiques and “old things" throughout in Jell oan now earn the rigM to # Whitman's ...YOUR CHOICE... 4c 50% OH j bed, cheese, lettuce VHAL CUTLBir ...... 88.76 the Buckboard. ao far in the ApoUo program ^ astronauts a union card. Dr. Berry sold, are a wUl be quarantined for observer A UMIVCRSALJ^LEASE •. TECHNICOLOII m c u l Ar TICKIT PRICI I BAKED SI'UFFUID LOBSTER ...... 46,26 TACOS . TAMALES Tha Amalgamated Unton of looa taf axerctoe capacity (o r a ^ton for 21 days after return # Schrafft's WITH THIS AIVUTIUM INT | VEAL CUTLET PARMIGIANA ...... ;83.95 BuUdIhg Workers hoa agreed to ENCHILADAS « TACOBURGERS time after return to eartb, and ™ °«i landing, ...... 1 BURRITOS . TOSTADOS BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP ...... 84.50 let in men who have gained SIHGLE O' DOUBLE BREASTED KIRKDOUGLRS^ j ROAST STUPFHID TU RKEY ...... 83.96 C JLOUEL¥ irNt«,»«i,upi(kMeratlng with one, aoolat* *“* * * * " * e * a C a n Seml- American economy is slowly will come about In 10 years.. last month and ordered only ^ »toool, nurawy , Since July 1, 1968, the begte- dots as prban rsnswal and for ed by a fire department officer. T l » TMutA Bofm Uimtpm win Vane Hardbig, principal of Tol- Vtottatlon days wUl be held at prtva8$, M o »s p ,* ., ^ 4 Inching Its way toward the Some, experts, however, tort- three corrections nutds, ac nlng of the current fiscal year, housing for the elderly, both un Gaslight three-day weekend. land M iAfia School. the Gilead Hill and Hebna Ele wotrtilp y ^ ostmoo. R P-m.; pdeaSs raon% is » — - Se« in 10 to 20 years adiqitlon ot cording to a report by the Town the inq>ector checked 966 dw«l- der way la Manchester. In .the early 19th century, .bil U m tA V lU X T ImUeiativa at the tread, per a shorter work day or some ofii- U, wMh tht tradttknAl puwde SiOlsttsg Mathers mentary Schools next Mbnday 7:00 P J f.—PUgrkd FeDowMdp. Health Department Ung units and ordered 24 oor- The fiietny o f the mandatory liard balls were made from ele so Oak St. * PeSaMoa * *’""*'* haps, are the passage at leglsla- er form of abbreviated schedule d0WB Om O nan and tha o|mb- f sslBlhig motlMn at tha Tol- Uirough Weikiesday. Parrahi Red OMpdt WIsrmMi Imqiectioiis were made of 144 reefiona. From July 1 through inspections Is tor the prsvsntlon phant tushe. Uen fixing certain holidays to before the three-dAy weekend. t i t gam*. H w parade is ached- land Oo43psrative Nursery wUl have the opportunity to visit Nowooraera Eqaeoialy Wesaasns Mqr ttooe exeapt aooa-f pas.| faU either on Friday or Monday idad te laaaa S t Matthaar'a School next week are, Monday, their chUdren'a olwairnnms di»> A skiceiely FMradiy q n y * .. B pjo.e pja. PhylUs MoetMe of the Nation and file begtamtaig by some com al Aasoclation of Mamifacturera CSaaah paiW qg lot at 1:M. Mra. Donald Devaimey, Mrs. ing a regular claas searton. H ie Plenty Of Room Vae OonvenlMt nuM og •elf Servleet it aja.e pjo., panies of an abbreviated form believes the American woiiisr Tha alta of tha faina wOl be M idiari GoUstela; WedneAhur, 4 p.in. hour, tor vlsitiiig ore 9 - of the long weekend. win' have longer vacafiens, ehaagad to tha new ball field Mrs. Woodruff Driggs, Mra. Ed a-m. Afternoon ktndeigar- heeaahre Cara aad OoroMiy Reader’s Digest began a more htrildays, earlier retlre- at GMadaa'a Park thia year. ward Jsaenis, and Prtday, Mrs. ten parents naay visit on ‘Dies- O u et Baznediato lanilly aa|y, Prbston Harding, Mrs. Georgs Utaitod to ttva tour-day week tor the rntmth of menl and the rtiorter work day. U . Ooa. AtUHo rraasinalU day from 1 to 2:80. JOHNSON SEAHOItSI May tor Its 8,800 wcurkers. "W ith Mrs. Moerhie, director of the Metaaks. Parents are urged to limit SMILING g SERVICE wfH sarra as Sia giMst ot honor. m - a ------« • -- ■ Matowitty ! Fslbeis, U aja. • tha institution of fids annual NAM’S Instltuta ca Industrial lO Other Imrttad partldpanU are oCBOM 14HMBM thdr viaMs to 15 minutes per Lunches at aU three ToUaad MHB p.Oi.. aoU S ihBk-S p.oi.; tour-day-psr-week month, we Relations, says “ pertiaps by the Itobeit Houley, llrat claaa, and only three vM ton sdioola next Week are; Monday, eUwib. $ pJa.-4 pok, aad d are once again in the forefront end of the century" the touiNday Fnieat Vlk, Select- wUl be allowed in a claaarocmi of what I am convinced will week may be a reality. SATURDAY hot dog OR roll, buttered corn, OUTBOARD MOTORS P.IS.-S liui. Obarlea Lace and Albert at one time. No infianti or celery sdeks, mustard and rti- Age liodtoi 18 la nartenUgr, eventually be a- major trend," The NAM states: "If we are and the Her. younErt* children w ill be permit said DeWitt Wallace, oochalr- to have a sftnultaneous Increase iah, chks; Tuesday, qiaghetti ted in the rtosaroom's. Baby-alt- 18 la oUMir areas, ae Ibalt Is Hwbert Oongfa. pastor o f the with meat sauce, buttered green oelt.aarvloe man of the magasirie located in In leisure and In standard ot liv S in t BapUat Ohureh of ToUpnd. ting services will be provided 1

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1969 MAMGHBnm EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1960 PAC» Spray Can Sniffing bT-'V ,V"t. TV-Radio Toni^t Herald Photo hy S. OHara Cause of 42 Jleaths “It’s Spring Again WASHtNOTON (AP) — PV>r- Pfaannaaeutteat ManufaotuNiig T e le m M io n tyfw o youngatera looldng tor Assoelattoa and wldi the Toilet »:00 (9-lp) r w if Steon khihs in the oonnnon spray can Goods Association which is ( s ^ am* have dM alter inhaling the < U i U err CM flln launching a $76,000 educational (19) Vojrass to the Bottom of 7:10 mists from such pnxJuota as campaiga agalnat deliberate tM Bm A rts (*» noui for Today mouthwashes and cleaning misuse of the sprays. X M eroSeirs NalgUbor- fhildi, aooordlng to the Food The first death attributed to hood and Drug Admlntstratlon. aerosols, lie said, occurred In VioUma ware mostly teen- March 1907 and the FDA be . , » if (18) Ujmmr Tbaotar agecs, but one was cniy li years came aware of It shortly after I;f0 < Theator 10 l:00 |m ) CbspoAnm I Lore Lucy S.80 ( 8-18) OomOTPyla old, an FDA apokesman said. wards. F (^304340) Name o f ( At first ths FDA was iinswe Rlflnnis mieslaner for educatkm and In Halpem, chief medical examin . „ Zetman said the effect of in no plans to withdraw aerosols from the market. en and tden-age girls of the haling the spmya is "what doc- pariah. After the program,'the tosw 9Sil mildly hallucenogenlc. "Since this use is a grbss R a d io abuse entirely unrelated to the organization will have a busi tt is the same effect you get ness meeting. (lU a listing InciiideB only those news hroodcasts of IS sr U when you drink a couple of purpose for which they ace In mlnnte length. Bonis atatiohs esrrv other ohort nswooasto.) tended,” he saliV "It seems The guest speaker received ouncs of bourbon or scotch in a her BS degree in home econom rather a draconian step to bon WBCB—tU 8:10 Bpeak Opnpoits hurry." ics from. St. Joseph College, »:00 Hartturd Hlshllshu them from' commerce.” 8:80 Speak Dp Barttore The lethal element in moat of West Hartford, and her master’s 7:00 News il;60 Barry Faibar The FT>A said most of the 8:00 (taallshi 13:16 SISB Off the apraya, he said, is Freon degree from New Tork Univer- 18:00 (}ulat Houn WTto—laai la—an inert gas used to prc^l deaths—26—occurred in western irity. She also holds a certlftcate WFOP—tut a 8:00 Altanioon Bdltkir states whUe there were six in 8:00 Danny CInytoa ' 4:16 Market Report ''the ptoducta from cans. In theology from Providence (R. 6:00 Dick Beathertoi 6:30 WeaUier the Midwest end five each in the I.) College. She is an Instructor 9:00 BIU Love 6:36 Strictly Bporu ' "Freon 12 is (he same as the South and Fast. 1:00 Oary Olrard 6:86 Afternoon HdlthiB gas used in air conditioners, of child development and re wrar—MSI 7:00 Aeeeat tt A breakdown by the" agency ligion at Mt. St. Joseph Acad &:00 Newa 7:18 Now only here M is ootnpreased,” he showed such freon products as 8:16 Etoeak Dr 7:30 David Brinklay emy, and Is a member of the 6:00 News 7:90Nesra of the Wortd ssld. "It’s the same as what you mouthwash dtaectly caiased 17 Archdiocesan family life com 6:16 Speak XJv Bartton 7 :10 Joe OaragloU use to spray on a glass to chill It deaths; first aid sprays (our; 6:66 Lowell niomas 8:06 Fop Ooncwit mittee. 6:66 PhU RInuto 9:06 Nlghtbeat when you hove your afternoon "CDOkliig coat,” a tefloiMike Mrs. Farl Loveland Jr. Is in 7:00 The world Tonlinr 10:30 Nsww. Weather, flpmta martini.’ ’ 7:30 Frank aiHord 10:66 Red Sen vn. AngSU plastic used to prevent food charge of the pn^pam. Mrs. 7:30 Speak Dp Bporv 0:00 Other BUe of the Day ’Ihe Federal Trade Oommls- from sttckbig to pans, caused James Oerrlty is hospitality slon, Zatman sedd, has issued an seven; cleaning fluid and sham chairman. order effective May 21 requiring poos caused two; and one death manufacbirers of the aerosols to each was btamed on furniture label the cans with a wanning. spray, a lubricant, an ontioep- MeXiic Syatem Switch The BTO warning states; "It tic, mop spray, medhsated 'va SALISBURY, Rhodsate (AP) BIRCH TREE SPRAYIN6 is an unfair or deceptive act or por, vegetable otl mpn.y and — Rhcxieiia is to switch to the practice to fail to provide a deodorant metric system of -weights end Have your birch trees sprayed now to keep clear and conspicuous warning measures and wants to make them healthly and beautiful. W a'ra also on the labels of such products, GERMANS IMPORT BULBS the change "not later than’’ taking orders now for shade tree and ever Bolton High^s Top Students that the contents tl^reof sboidd AMSTERDAM — Five coun neighboring South Africa, (Com not be inhaled in oonoentroted tries import more -than four- merce and Industry Minister green spraying. For complete tree servite— Jm u Peace, right, will be M!ias Oeer ia the daughter of Kathy 'will attend the Unlver- form, and that injury or death fifths of aU Duuch bulbs. West Jack Mussett announced. Call 643-7695 valedtotoriaii and Kathleen deer Mrs. Marguerite Oeer, Brandy slty-I,.. of Connecticut,—____ . where . sh . e may result from such inhala- Germany leads 'with more than Rhodesia has cdoee trade and wfll be aahldetorlan of the Bd- 36,000 tons a year, foUowed by other ties with South Africa, CARTER TREE EXPERTS CO. St., Bolton. She Is a Connectl- tOD School claaa of 1969. wtll probably m ajor In a sci Zatman said the FDA has the- the United Kingdom, the United which pleas to introduce the - ...... -.Licensed -aiuL-lnsured...... Ibe annoiiioement of the two out State Scholw and mem- ence. cussed the prciblem wtifa the StatoA Swedrti and France. metric system in 1971. lAudanU in the graduating' class ber of the National Honor So was made this week by Princi ciety. She received the Associa pal Norman Shaw. tion of Women Deans and Cbun- maa Peace Is the daughter of aelora’ Award last year and has Ifir. and Mrs. Mldiael Peace, been a delegate to Laurel Qlrls’ n t. 85, Bolton. She la a member State, and to an Atom Confer of the National Honor Society, ence in Chicago. This year idle FOR MOTHER A a Oonneotlcut State Sohotaur, and wlU be a resident counselor at oo editor of the yearbook. She Qlrls' State. baa been on the yeaihook staff She Is, with Jean, co-editor (or three years, the newqiaper o f

H and Qirl years. She la now a member Sooubi and plans to attend the of the Sigiita end Sounds, a sing Umvecalty of Michigan, where ing group. She is active in St. ■be will probably take liberal Y i MauHce ChuKh CTQ and aits. sings in the choir.
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A... felM aaam, Jmaim Vraamy a«d Idba DraMjr. bON of KeelEUmyr; Leaders Trying To Prepare Germans Bar Parent R olc Changes^: Vkslar Bate at Orgaq, jGbhcert and Jetei Bdte at WaOwtaAtU; and a Uatar. Kra. Fi>r Security Cheaa Game ^valuation PeildeU Tells M AHRC Slat^ Thursday WBUaaa IBacbteini at By m VABT B . U W B T km. Cbltf. In a mimiat,” a farmar Btata For Student Aid Tba Las Aapelea Dapartmant otHctal oommant- Ilia ftetanl wUl ba bald Hon- fnm PB(a Ona) U l V ^lirren cy The role of parents in to hdpiBtwsdddcUldwii WASHmOTOIf—It is ______The Bolton Bduoation As- 1b, a( UA day at S:16 a.m. btea tha Burba BONN, is bdngr taken over by profesrionals, oodordinB to Nog* a maO bacani Funand Honw, lb Pwapact a t., Daapita Ma teaUmony, the able amonf aotne at rrsalilwil **>•* ••J, „ man Fendell as he gave the director’s rspoirt « t the aanai^ •cctatlon wfU qxmsor an organ Wlxnn’s loteicn aBaiM advtem 5 ^ do so and so, we respond West Oermany win not incraaae RockviHa, arbfa a Maaa at ra- death penalty ramatno in the meeting last night of the Manchestw AaaodBtkm for concert Thursday by ifrs. Eli qidam alt d t Luke’a Ctaurch at oode; H ta modUted to that a these days to Hiirar od * protest at level B. Then the value of its mark, a govern- sabeth Wright, Juntor-falgii E i«- tocurity as a seHea of chaus •>, W mant qxAaaman said today. the Hdp of Retarded Children (MAHRC). Ibh teacher. ProoeeCb wUI te d M taat altM at f. ButdU wUl ba in at. Bar- court could overturn a Jury’s "New times call tor new nard'a Cbmatary, RocInriBa. used to provide •obolanhlp aid liMBottel Boivltel- racommeialatton that a convic rotes.” FendeS tokL to a deserving asidor. • iMriMBd at M m . Frtenda may call ad Ifaa , and 7 to • p.m. MaicDouKaU said lie is oon- an orgaatet, wlU play on a Itam- vlncad the poadbiUty at belny could prevent diM ter on each^ lin ptanning books contain "Thcto wffl be no ravahia. W ? the mond oiEsn loaned 6or (he eve U N N PUmhim. M. J.. m at ooptea of cables sad ordeH that tlon,” a qwkeaman Oonrad Ah- exlklng progrsms and initiate M H sk and MUy BUnbath Al- santanoed to death is not a da- ol the boards. ning by Watidns Bros. C4JH) ||5 _ Joaeph torrent to crime. He made hla When the administration took could be implemented on a mo- Iom told a news confarence. new ones. ' Membera of the Caculty and Mb DutWa, and bad ttrad in ment's noUce. “ There is nothing more to say.” "Because of theJr personal m- ______for ga yann. Hs Obutonbury, formerty of Man- poaitton known to Sen. John P. ottloe laaf January, It decided rtudent oouncU aro diatributttig had worked at Oiaaay Bras. In <^tor, waa dead on arrival at Pickett, D-Mlddletown, and Rep. it needed, urgently, to‘"Hie aatici- whole Idaa of theeocer- But other government aourceavnlvement,” be said, "p arerte tickets. They wiU ateo te avail to hasiig wsltar. He Itortford Hospital yesterday af- John A. OaiToeaella. D-Walling- pate all the poeatbie moves that dse la to have things aU ready said the fhml decision is atm to can otter guidance and s»fflort able at tha door. a mmnhar of rNLw.|U,«u ternoon after auftorkig a teart b>id, cochalrmen of the* Judici- could lead to crlate into both go,” the official said. be made In meettags w«b Chan- to the young ow ê ^ a Heart Drtva The BeiMn {dans have been in cellar Kurt Georg Kleaingar and newly 'born retarded cbUd. attack at the Highway Surplus <7 Cbmmittea. Korea and the Middle Retuma (Mm tha 19M Heart Beautiful Hardy tte gwernments files for more, top ofBdals. ” Aa a prcfeaaional,” the Fitad drive In Bolteo totaled hla wife, fat- « o » A ®aM Hartford where he The oommtesioner had intend- ^ ?•“«■ were not ready S L i n ^ vean and an. raiwi In opening trading In Frank- town’s supervfear of qmcdsl o M a d ai«hte. R o M ^ employed as a salesman, ed to toetUy at a public hear- Koreans nmde upon. B u t e o i ^ outsider^ 1611.47. The aanounoemeiit waa Flow ering M. Paolta at ttam Tortt CUy;- Be wM Hui huahan.! ^ tr ^ itur nn th.' n. .. J - -. SH unanUffnittMi uwaue plane wu M loueemllea onoff snore.shotw. It vms to confer with Bconomica deU’a conunents. They «lso • Deutzia spent in the Greater Hartford =fl?*^*** daughters, M rs. Asked whether he would be oritlee “ ^ top pri- would have concentrated on Minister Karl Schiller, Finance heard reporto on programs In- ^ ,150 ^ Deluxe Extra Wide • Mock Orange area, mostly fw research, edu- Deluxe Redwood . . *2**TunM’’ OmetMv ^bard 8. Zavarella of Man- tatlafied with a atatute ouUaw- ^ ^ * * “ **>u»e ata« what to do about a plane that lOnlater FMns-Josef Strauss volvhig their chUdren, reviewed Barbara A. Imported Rattan • Forsythia Fttemte may call at the ^ * * ^ * ’, "’ **bs. Donald Boas i"g capital punAhment, but ex- Prof H «n » A trt, Grayed into North Korean air- “ d Karl Bleasing, the president foe status of the group and elect- Matthew J. Dellomo both oatibn and oommunlty aervloe programs, the Heart Associa • Spirra Vanhautti * ^ ' " * * ^ oases where a poUce- and w a. at- of tlto Bumleabank, West Ger- «d and nêlected offleera teacher, of the m ai^^ ’raS^ 3-Pc. Barbeque Set C lu b C hair • Spice Verburnom The that th o f **** of man or guard were the victim, tion lias explataed. An addi Folding Chair iecurlty affairs oidei^f^ "nl!wn ^ «», The Bunce Center pre-school ed at Benhet Junior lOgh tional 16 cents Is spent to the • Hybrid Lilacs plans in thte kliid „ ,»” , >®®? ,'g»g nursery school is still in full School. Both plan to attondS. Our Rsg. to Me- Reldeman and gat a bm through any other etate. lO u rR s g f f ) y f R 8 Canned and balled and burlapped. must be d«m p^.J*® ** ?* * * * ^ ■■*■.****3* **’•» >Wi ‘ he o f t l ^ vahie it waa one of the first Joseph’s College this summer Low Pries Our Rag. 8 8 morlal P^r**** "•’" ’" " g Fund. ? ? * : , * * ^ Bengaton, both of >^y " The deadline for the wwv**" ^* * * avoid- IncMMed, but Kleslnger was re- started by to complete woik on their state The Heart Aaedclatlfla ttamif Low Price ^ ^ Manchester; and three grand- The oonunladoner came to looel donors tor their aiQiport. 44.90 Low Price teter in '* “ ? ‘ ™ * »»>««»r of the Poêd opposed to any revalue- „MAHRC.a h r c . certlflcate.certificates as teaoharateaehara of the 3 4 ' ® 34.88 ------, ------planning process said. "W hy, we “ on except aa part of a general The campaign was run from 13.88 ' J. BwmsII Sr. ® "£***^-. OonnecUcut a year ago to head There are 29 adults t a k i n g mentally retarded, aooordlng to 2 inch clear California Redwood Kiln dried, Taxus Densiforma^ B™eral services wiU be held ‘ be new D^Mrtment at Oorrec- _ ' ■ *7?** ^^*'***3’ ®* ox- have some plans in our flies that reviaton of currency valuations. Hartford this year, for lack at Heavy duty ranch redwood - 2 inch clear, kBn Rattan seat and back, snagproof plastic coated. ’Thomas J. RuraeU Sr., 68, of . : -"vicea wui De held »>e »ew lAeporunent at Oorrec- nressed “ * “ " **" * ****• “ *» t**®* ™vjawn oc currency valuations. — Mrs. John McBlraevy, chsinm.^ fa cto ry stained, rust resistant hardware, M FVraer S t, b S ta n d i/ u r n . •* 2 p.m. at the John “on. which was establtehed ***«“ J««t ouri y ou r har If A government epokeaman raid ^ ‘ **a‘ âL ^ ^ the Mer<kaS which the Defense you ever saw town • Schiller had written the eheneel. «Tam of the Mjancheeter Shel- oo«,iaronip did the aoUetting. rounded comers. Not assembled. #7073W Heavy lush foliage. Annie Leggett miiirrB. died ^ Tierney Funeral Home, 219 through an act of the 1967 Gen- Denerim..f ever saw them.” Schiller had written the chancel- ^ . Fund. filled cotton cushion. Solid green reverses to wood arms. Use in playroom, patio, etc. #138 i r ’ to 24” __.A.— w « . « . A—. .!„ * .w tered Workshop. It haa won Exceptional size arid yroteiday at H siSITai-ptol. ^ «•’" *^- OWfoid «nU Aa«»mbly. tkms Department for The MAHRC unanimously re attractive floral print. Easy to assemble. #7347 Mr. Russell was boni Feb. ..1_ ??’ ******' Center Hla riand on oîital puniah- elected Mrs. Joiin Kenqeally as value. Hardy north 27, 1901 ta Manchester, son of r °^ ” *” Onti Onirch, wlB of- ment has been known inforinal- ern grown. Balled um , diWcuity of tho to. .oto Deporinwnt for noollaunp tho cinTenc], pcouom.” Bfucofloo. on |n 12th Orenh and burlapped. Rslita snd Mitnas Rntenson « « » 3 wlU be ta East ly to many capltol observera, “ Ocmnectlcut Teacher wWch to year. 24” te 30” RuaseB, snd had Uved ta Man- but he has avoided pubUc dto- and the tlm. u .******?“ Oiba If an Ameiican Dollar selling increased in j^g. Other offlears sleeted are: torether ^ “ .i.* P®^ reeonnateaance plane ta shot beetle dealing on the Frankfurt the Connecticut Education Court Cases obester an of his Ufa Betoro n»y call at the fu- cuasion about it until he com logeuier plana for the ...... move- down...... rz7 soctatloo magasme, and the Paul J***^^Juttnor, >«•vice president; be TCllred throe yean ago, he "™ "ome tonight from 7 to 0. munlcated officially with the Ju- was employed for moro than alwiMment of ntiiif..—, men and Ol equlpnmnt ’ T* "When uKy(bey werewera uiwviidrawn up oanx announoeu It had^ stopped ‘****‘«<- o' "ei^bborh,;.d towns. sacretarv Mrs. Anrold Lante- dietary Oommittee. MANCHESTER SESSION M yesis St Cheney Bros, and qulred. ^ ^ (^ r 1^ Cuban missiles crisis direct dealing in the U.8. cur- The Mianchester Dining Oub rtf’nriAi secretary; Hardy Azaleas A revision of all criminal law David J . Bartlett, 24, o f 24 Sor 27 years at Pratt snd Whlt- waa begun six years ago and 'rpw.ti.a i. i« a _ ta Of .__OctobOT,•— .awa,,/1982,) 111Tm teuxttJsure UM3the r^KWy rency with1 foreign banks, ifo at the Senior Cltiaens Center Mrs. MnKlraew.McElraevy, correspondingrnrriimnnillin nay Dlvtatai at Iftitted AIrcrsft Joint Chiefs comiDletiri f«r »h. ,,^1. “’’f P*®*** ’®°P® ***** “«™ thought purpose was to increase the cost > « direction of Don Wood. m ,. and Mra. Alfred Partaeau ta EBglesrood, N.J.; four ais- by assau lt (Ponttaned from Page Om ) beeq used In Ooemeettout in a or anotheT^lSKe^ ^‘“* ‘® ** «>«m,lttod to Movies, bowling and get-togeth- headed the annual dinner com taro, ■ Mra. Aim "Ttoung, Mra. . decaide. then, on paper^ thT^Lmer^ ^ maintain the official rate of 8.97 «rs are some of their doings. mittee which fed and entertain Vernon polloe orreated Bart Oladys Jbbert, MM. Evelyn ]™* ‘ ***« Vaca probably in the Mrtilch . »»«'» ‘® ‘be drtlar, the floor The MAHRC annual Chrtst- ed nearly lOg members and lett M sgoh 26, after he alleged Jbbeit, and Mrs. Msigarot half of June. The commtesloner said other ly attached on U-yeaixdd boy Hybrid Rhododendrons btils of interest to the correc can be made. oidS^d^îritofta ®® ^ ** Bme«bank te mw party at Rllng Junior High guests last night at tiie K of C Tlierrien. oH o t Mancheflter; a “ indication the Soviets may on W. M ato St. in Rockville. Fold N’Cot With tion department are being Home. K in g Sized Hardy northern grown varie FROM bnllier, Ralph R. RuateB of be “iterested to early arms < The Gertrude G. lyier School Bartlett wBs gl-ven the suspend Big Boy Motorized ties, red, white, orchid and Itenctaestor; two grandchildren, '• vaa seen ta the annouice- !?^®^ “ ■ P«J«w»a of Dance of Mata SL put on the ed sentence on tiie ccndttlon and several nieces and neph- ment Thursday by the official ‘‘brough the aasembly. rraX^"«?^rtavr^ v ^ r L ’Te.Sr^ ^ --b e t trad- ^**-* Of Dance Of M pink. Large colorful spring the cut-off Of access to the west- eraticn, ^ ta srankfurt, the dollar “®>ito of the Miansfield Training entertainment, that he te admitted immedia 1” Tubular Frames Covered Barbeque 99 Soviet news agency Taas that D"* to allow 10 days off a tely to the Norwich State Hosnl- Barbeque Grill blooms with lush green Funeral services wUl be heM ">“ •*»»■ noiquollfemtloti treaty, sentence for the donation of a em sector of the city by the Now, however, tiie nation wiU ***PP®“ ‘® *■** marks and deal- ^ ‘beta tal. Communteta have to watt tor some future «P«>rted “pressure on tho “ me out of the institution foliage the year round. tomorrow at 2 ptm. at Wat- mtlfted by the U.8. Senate ta Pto‘ of blood has apparently Other oasee di^wned of in OTHERS TO 1A86 M ckdlar te mounting Increasing- in years, Una-West Funeral Home, 142 B. March, had been submitted to been sidetracked. "Beilta has been studied and crlste to aee Just how the sys- Stock Market Our Rag. planned for tike all the moves tern works. ly.” The Bundesbank was again Other matters reported con- clude, Gharlea E. Anderacn, 32, 88 Our Rag. Center St MaJ. Kenneth Laiice, ‘b* Soviet parliament. The cimimisrioneT said the bill Low Price Our Reg. absorbing large amounts of d(rf- corned the Shrine Circus which of Steele’s Crasaliig Rd., Bof- Low Price 88 88 NEW YORK (AP) — The Low Price officer-tn-chaige at (b e Man- A ction is expected at the Su- ^>robably had to be Mlled. Deg- tch. Anderson pleaded not guilty 7.70 14.88 Juniper Hetzi lare. dealers sold. the chUdren enjoyed, a new -fod. Mri,... 16.00 clieater Salvattcn Army Oorpe, preme Soviet’s next »s)atore feared that Inmates with ’Hieo'e were unconfirmed re- MAHRC brochure of the group's ... „ Wghe to a charge of croeehR & double wia offkdate. Burial witt be ta probably In June. The treaty histories of illnees might coo- yellow line, but waa found guilty ports that the Bundesbank was programe to be passed out soon, *** “ “ "v active trading early Porcelainized for easy cleaning, folding alumi Low growing ever Eart CemetMy. signed last July by the United “»* fact In order to give Coalition Barred by Judge Monchun after a short Non-sink U legs with rugged center brace. (breed to absorb as mud) as $1 ‘be guest speakers at the month- ^ ‘b brokers reporting some ta- num pedestal legs for easy storing and complete Jet black finish bowl - sunburst orange hood - green. For fou n d s-. lY 't o l6 ” Frtends may caB at the fu- States, Great Britain and the b’ood and earn free time trial. He was fined $25. Green polypropolene sling — practical and con tion planting, orna neral home tonight from 7 to 10. Soviet Union does not become billion Thursday. ly meetings,~ the monthly news- veator caution and protit-taktag portability. Free package o f Brix included 24 diameter - adjustable grill and spit - swing Oases continued include, Da venient. #2000 Across Western Burepe, the letter called the Latent, and the pressure, #8410 . , away motor - 5 inch wheels. #2402 mental beautiful ------binding untfl ratlfled by all Wire»Tap Barred By South Vietnam vid MoiTteette, 24, o f 271 Fester C. Blehard three. chaotic monetary sitiiation Buhee Center cleanup which left The Dow Jones industrial av- shrub. Hardy north- > A Autumn St, charged with BfJilNGTON—Ptaieral serv- U.8. officials have pn^xised HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) (Continued from Page One) brought a sharp reduction ta building spotless. erege at noon was up 0.77 at ern grown, balled i6” t o i r ’ A oochalrman h.. . - aaa. a t— — . . _ . »->Teaoenna, „ ------green. Balled and r - II . The 10 points, proposed by the °^ * ^ .. he added. June 16; Sts. John and Paul Benguet, tWrd most-active on Our Original 1969 Wliolesale Price! Hartford, is in charge of LONDON (AP) — The biggest Queen's Gallery automatically **"'“‘®'^* , f^,. J^®“‘V,°'“ Vdet Ooh^TVan & iuiaem at be popular because of very June 26: St. Alexis. J u ly w ^ ’ ” •»<» ■‘tares, was unchanged at burlapped arrangements. exhibition of drawlngB by Leon- cloaed. Nolo one could enter ot withdrawal of allied forces. l>®autiful legends whldi have Symiôroea and^r sons^Juiv Sale limited to our present inventory no raiil checks All G.E. Power Tools in 36-inch ardo da Vinci ever shown leave until ... A ’ A Thursday’s Paris session, stack, the alarm While calling for an unoohdl- „p bastcaliy as a combination of **®" created A.fmitnH around theirf>iAi«« 18:.io . St.os -as-l^pgaret of . Anti^^, ' . ITi''^®®“ o«tal gains ..were posted opened today at Buckingham swttSlled off. our 'Stock at fantastic .savings. Sebastisn AUano Uon^ withdrawal of ILS. trwps elements In the four and five- {^®^ Ptarantee July 20; at. Praxedea. JulyTL “3* Brunswick, AlUed Chemical, Sebastian Allano, 57, of Hart Palace with each (rpme wired Art experts say about 3,000 the front said, "The jrtruggle of ^ „j standard In ^®3* ®^> onch aa Saints St. Christopher. July is - at Sm ®P®^ **®“ ' Q * ^ ' Western Fl- SO EASY ford, brother of Mrs. Sally Mc- into an electronic warning sys- Leonardo drawings • survived Japanese Yew 9 the Vietnamese people te a sa- Vietnam^ and Viet Barbara, sanna, Aug. U; St. Esevlo^ J^clal. Del E. Webb Corp., •»* TO t®™- from the 15th century. The cur- CkmvUle and Mrs. Lucy Watson, cred seU-defenae right of all" and Catherine of Alexandria. Aug. 14; st. HluDolvtus Aiw ’ 3Ve8tern Union Telegraph. ]4 In. C. E. Drill G. E. Orbital Sandler CHARGE! Special precautions are being rent exhibit te bigger than the peoples. The prebtem of the ° “«^ diplomatic presentadons. both of Manchester, died yes They have teen dropped ftom 26; St. Sabina Aua 29- Tho 10 Storer Broadcasting, ta Which Taxus taken because otherwise the one organized by the Royal Our Reg. terday at the West Haven Vet Vietnamese armed forces In the officia l calendar. The Chris- Brothers Sept i- ste r 1 ® ■*« ‘•‘ock was traded, Our Rag. T | - ■ Q O framed drawings would be easy Academy in 1962 to mark toe Low Pries 1 6 8 8 erans Hospital. South Vietnam will te decided tian people .cannot te officially and Gemlnlanus Se^’ia. q. S^®** *® Amerada was Low Price I I 0 0 .’V' Densiformi Survivors also Include a to handle; few of them measure 500th anniversary of the artist's by the Vietnamese themselves,” 23.80 more than 18 inches by 16. birth. C rash K iU s to pray except In truth.” Eustace and hla Fellow irfi! **** ' 16.80 X X brother and three other sisters. In Parte. U.S. officials said 20 m ost-active teauea The value of the collection The drawings are displayed in the Viet Cong’s peace plan was •Ihe drastic calendar revision tyrs. Sept. 20; St. T hiS ^ Extended platen, positive screwtype sand flinil: The funeral will be held to wUlwui havenave a personal effect on 2 •; ntoSts. Cvprian ons “ ®P‘ - on v®the American Stock Ex-Hx. cannot be calculated with any chronological order, starting being put through a microsct^lc High temperature resistant motor windings, paper take-up, h i^ temperature resistant morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the State Woman mUlions of Catholics, particular- Sqpt. 28; St Placid an^ h u T ^ cltange, 10 were higher, 7 lower, degree of accuracy. Robert with studies made in the 1470s examination to see what ports high impact resistant double reduction gears. motor windings, special textured grip area Glulieno - Bagarino Fimeral ly those In Latin countries low Martas 5 “"<* 3 unchanged. Mackworth-Young, librarian at and 1480s of babies, .women's might te negotiable. Precision geared Jacobs chuck 0 to 14". with trigger switch and locking button. 3 99 Home, 247 Washington St., Hart NEW MILFORD,xtuxATv/juj, ixam.Omm. (A P)P ) where the namesake day, the phus BacdiiM Try- AMK warrants, most«otive Windaor Castle, noted that a hands, horses and dragons. One diplomatic source in Par- -- ^ Chuck key, holder. #TA 20. ford, with a solemn high Mass New Milford woman waa “uy of the saint coirespondtag Oct 'a- st tt~.. 1 ** Apulelue, on 168,900 shares, w as un sheets o f sandpaper and 3 position Leonardo drawing waa sold for In this section is “Five Gro- te said the real significance of o f requiem at St. Luke’s kUled1 thte morning in a one-, ‘o a person’s own name—te an w ’ *^.® ?**** •®' ê‘- changed at 9%. Vlotoreen Leece knob-type helper handle. #TA 60. Dense growing with bright Church, Hartford, at 9. Burial ®®‘‘»'" “>® tamous the play lay in the fact that the ear crash on wet Route 25 in Important personal hrflday ~ ®»- NevlUe, Inc., second most-ac #TA30 3 /8 ’ G. k. Drill ...... green foliage. Will stand,I will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cem l ^ lT it e s h ^ m i ^ T * ’®P^“®®“ o' ®“ Viet Cong, without abandoning 'toe..V ,WM4V88CNorthvUle Nsection. cciion. cKuuttroa Barbaras wiaand susaiinasSusannu and Felix nf Numpha,x Nov. ' 10; St. tive, was up 1% at 17%. G.E. Tool Kit 33.88 A etery, Bloomfleld. i.u ™ **** ^®''®^ Leonardo’s caricatures. Copies any basic demands, had flnaUy .State...... police identified the vie- Chriatophere, for example, « willana ir«ii„ . . . Gains of a point or more were Our Rtg-tow Pries 20.80 1 3 . 8 8 shearing or grow to desired ^ mllllo!. But he added they are in the Louvre and at Wei- indicated a readiness to negoO- tim Our net. Low Pries 47.10 ' \ Friends may call at the fu could [m as Mra. Mabel Uraachua, no longer have an official name- thaA^ „ !" ? | - • «■' shown by Kalvex, Inc., Bounde- height. Hardy nortliern neral home tonight from 7 to B. easily be worth much mar, Germany. ate. 36. sake day. ^®®"drio, Nov. 26; #TCJ . 7’" Gircular Saw Tl’.ree tools in one — it’s a sabre saw — it’s u grown. Balled and bui- more. St. Bibiana, Dec “ ~ sign Corp., and Canaveral Inter Officiate won'. II AlUed officials there were re- They said toe woman waa Presumably many wUl cantin- 2; St. Bai^ national. •V8 drill It s an orbital sander. #TK1. lapped.* . , **^®?.------* ‘“■cuss--- details «Mshow .V W CM4WS14.4another 04Uside C UAof A.«CUtUArUULeonardo’s B luctant to comment on detail on traveUng south atxx^ 7:40 a.m. “e to observe the day on the barq, D « . OUr Rtf. Lew Priec satO 23.88 Mrs. JamM Droney of their security measures, but fertile genius—machinery, In- Dec. 26. St. Anastasia, ELLINGTON — Mra. Patricia the plan. when toe car apparently skidded dates they always have. they say they are "very strin struments of war. flying ma The Betz Droney, 42, of MacMurray, gent indeed.” SAIGON (AP) — The Viet on wet . pavement, — . - q>un r — — out — of —In ------some— oountriea namesake n , new calendar whinii Pa., w4fe at James Droney, chines, studies of deluges and Cong’s hl^ command has control, knocked over a road days are more festive than ‘®® ®"®c‘ Jan. 1, huliud..^ The setup got an unplanned exninslons. called fOT a summer offensive to marker, glanced off - »-i-.«-j----- th« .u * on A b ou t Tbivu died last night at Mercy Hoe- test when a workman acciden pttai, Pittsburgh, Pa. Tl! drawings of South Vietnam to force the 'Sal- pole, then slammed Into trees. The revision involving satata ®®"‘ ®“ continents at ^Maiming, Ph.D.. ^ tally pierced a cable while in heads, faces, torsos, limbs and Mrs. Droney was bom Feb. stalling a new turnstile control. pn regime to agree to a coaU- Dr. John M. Street. New Mil- te only one of many changes and the other ieth ■“»«■ •»“ parts of torsos, are rtiown to- lion government and compel the ford medical examiner, pro- which left haniiv luivtiiinp un«iu Japanese martv...... ®cwrer in English at 10, 1927 ta Hartford, daughter A deafening warning bell left hardly anything ima4 f ®***^®® taartyrs at NagaeiJd^ versltv OîoUete w til^ at Mrs. MatUda Lukaltte BeU cianqeH i” geUier in an upper gallery. Ip Unitte States to withdraw nounced the victim dead at'the fected ta the traditional calen- . * ^ * ^ ’ ®®Aury O a n a d te T ^ ’ MANCHESTER - 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE SALE; FRI. and SAT. at Ellington and the late John rldm nnH P®'“®® °"® ™>‘® Leonardo refers to the troops from the country, accord- scene. dar, which dated back to Pope ‘ 3^8. toe 19th-centurv The . Ounpu-OamiMS ffltoaticn.SttuatioR,' We reieive the right to limit quantities. «ûngton and toe late John ^dora imd set o« aiming tells “dtecovery of the geography of tag to a captured document Troopers from the Ridgefield Plus V In 1670. martyrs of Uganda “ unday at the 9 aervtoe l^lvors taw hus- ®‘® ^“ ®® ‘*'® ‘“ta**-” ‘taking it with other made pubUc today. ^ iSilT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY aurvivors. tealdes her hus- doors at the entrance to the great explorations of the age. - , •‘ate poUce barracks wAw ta- The announcement of the« re- »®- ‘®»’®‘ Chanel, ■i^taTâTHn!:.’.' who w a T w iiL . « Church. SHOP LATE EVERY NIGHT The US. mission said the doc- vesUgattag- formed c«i«nd«r a .weekweek Futuna Taian,« Wand. «Oceeuda. ™®‘* m ta 18^! He wM also attehd a ooftee hour MANCHESTEB EVENING HERAli), ICANCHESTEB, CONN„ VIUDAY, MAY 9 , 19M MANGSESTSS EVmnNO HERALD. MANGRBSTBR. CONN.. FRIDAY. MAY 9, 1909 im m m l Circuhtied in Ct^hoslbvdkia U.S. Swears In has htlped stave off a t e itduwii. rtm . walbonia glvwi t e new Queen but plane to eortall scbedMled White House Ex KHaabetb daunt In NSw Tock Harbor New Treasurer Libraries Facing hours and jbbs have not been wua wgiiiiiMy haadaona; 'em aotplan- Newspaper, Zpravy Affairs, chaagsd. atlan ofNind waa that wtey baflj raal- WABHINCnON (AP) — Ooto- Begtamlng May 19, tbat 11- Oi Former Thurtnus^ m e ar ted mat ttdB aMp mndd raally ba te thy Andretrs Blaton was swam Financial Squeeze brarjT wUl be oloaad evenings B y nAvro s. BBODiis nuaisiiBiBfS and on Saturday, Sunday and' laat of bar kinb and mat navur again Discontinues Publication In Thursday aa trmsarer of t e B y BOB STKE8 The Waehhwte Port United States Hiding a 10-month The public Ubrary system tn boUdsyS. would tepbuOdars of Brttatn ba allowed PtlAOUB (AP) The Soviet Ruaak, tai a kfifenieiit for the ‘reas Writer Kansas City, Mo., depends* on WASHINQTON — B erry S. Carolina OOP to produce a t e p of bar dlmanalona aiW aatemoed today it wUl lovlat Oommunlst party newe- vacancy In the olfleo. "R’s an awful oommentary on- school taxes for Its revenue. our tim e," says OUbsrt W. Dent, former South CaroBna No one ha. held the $»0,00(.a. ' s^^SST t e and ooat t \ * °**? im ^** i* p^catkm of p^per Ptmvda, eritlolaed anti- Voters defeated a budget pro Chapman, president of the New RepubUcan cbalrmaa and aide ^ teefoe This la aa aaaumpttoa to be reawitid, oontrovs^ Sovistism In oounfcpy year post sines the retlrament ^ posal last mcntli. Should R be sisl propaganda eheet drculat- pledged that the Prague regime In October 1M6 o f Kdthryn Tork system. "We’ve hung on to Sen. Strom Thurmond (R- ^ in and Unoe who reaent tt ahoold not ba ' raced FUtti A'venue reseerdi U- defeated again, a spokesman ad by Ruosian troope In Csecho- wlU do "everything necaiMary to O’Hay Oranahtn. as Jong as We could and now the 8.C.), is taUng on an ei9 aiS- Southern statea In te •oroed to do battle just aa atUy aeafl- brary, the grandsby way p e t ^ , too, who refoee to let memeelvee teehoslovak officials under the he declsred. WUmtagton, DeL, held a cen- sytem and misieum Men and Women Thursday, oanvasalng OOP d ICr. liSV DlMDitM L«r be pfeeaur ed and coerced and conned into PopuMr Alexander Husak’s statsmeiit parroted tury-old Mbia as Mre. Elston April 1 because of laok^pf funds. ^ rtette taSsn «MlTl7 anttlM accepting the idea that travel cannot Dub^. Btewas aucoeeded last Soviet version of events tai took the oath. threat touched off a wave of NEW TORE (AP) The atonal electton next nunth. He ._ .------. . «C an MW dis- be leisurely and comfortable and piem month as Ckmimunlat party first Cseiflioslovmlda alnee the ovs^ The new treasurer’s duUes In- ^tSn the community, males’ growing faitereot and ae- Is scheduled to confer in Ksy ollMrvln ertdN- ceptenoe of various oosmstlos Blecayne, Fla., Friday with rx>' I lOMi MPW pob- urable in itself, but must' always be 4 secretary by Gutev Huaak. of Antonin Novotny eeriy dude proridlng the official slg- ^ forolng the bounoU to raveiM It- poUttosl sHusHom la ladMdual annouttcement came on a •“ ■« .attempt waa nature for all U.S. curreuoy, ^ end toOetries has become ob- President Nbeon and Rap. Rog «f «f WmW dia- nothing more than the shortest poottUe self and raise t e budget an ad- stetes and was one of tbs first <)ey celebrating the 34th ante- ^ ^ firing and summer she said it wUl be about six And elsewhere in the natton, vloue over the years. The mole ers C 3 . MOrton of Maryland, ■N alaa time spent between two termlnala. dtticnal $3 milUon. man ssslgnsd to work on Mrt. versary of the Soviet army’s lib- overthrow the weeks before the first bUIs bear- Ubrarlee an taring similar •Among the protestere ynm au ego is always demsa(Ung some the R^bUcan Nattonal Chaiiv STi.” As a matter of'fact, in our kind of problems as wage soalea in thing new to make them youngs man. • maims pr o convent Isit osm- eration of Ctechoslovalda from Dommunlst party’s authority ing her name appear. thor PhiUp Roth, a Newark na pslgn. Lost tell, he was assign- world, the number of such praettoal, Ctermaa oecupoglan. «d that after the invasion In A resident of Middletown. crease . ^ In^ t^ e Dace of mounting tive, who denounced the move er and more attractive. The bu This activity, coming just af test area of male ooneern Is a ter Dent accompanied John ad to Vies rrsridm t Agnasr os senaibla people, who know that Vnuie Caebhoslovak leaders August "right-wing opportunist Del., Mrs. Elston owns a M«- >y as just another "boric busnlng.” Ualson man tor the Wlson M att. ought to be made enjoyable, ought to hailed t e Soviet army a s ai Ut>- “ ‘‘**® P«W ’ acted In acre nursery in McDonough, governments to approve latter In Detroit, cttlaen groupe cover-up tor his bold pate. Now Sean, another dq)uty counsel, budgets. professhmsl bslr weaving le to lost week’s masting of the Both Ssnn and Dsnl were te Iw limdia nm< be swiftly on the Incresse rather than •rater and ignored or "anO^Soclallst Del. were formed to protest curtail among tba Ntam nfflrtels who : ir«w Its role as Invader, most reel- >>»nte” in an attempt to re- Prior to her iqtpointment____by Further .complicating te pic- ment In_ service, _ _ and loud crttl- _ breakiiig through strongly! RepubUcan Oovernors tn Iak- dtaM «(If. Dweloe. Inc. on any decMne. They ought to crowd Richard Hartwieh, maker end tagton, Ky„ stirred press spso- arranged for Morton to raplaee n e JnllM the peaeenger lists lor more Queens. dents of Prague seemed to have ^ foreign and domestic poU -President Nixon, Mre. Elston • P® Nixon ad- raised by New — New Tort. Cht- M t t e ries. was a member ri the flnaace mlnlrtraOon to trim $88 million Yorkera. derigner of high teshlon wigs, tl^ 2 S y e i J S S L They ought to indat on the right of dty far a three-day ssrs;.5rSd weekend. oommittee of the RepubUcan ha «»d to Ubraries and library "They've reaUy hit the people and a leader In the weaving Sears as t e White House priltl- _ ATJIHT BtntBAU OF CUtODUk- any human being to eiqierience pennn- The beav«r bis tall to Nattonal Oommittee and served programs. where it hurts,” said a mkkDe- Arid. tbat hair waavlnc oal Uaison man. tha tune, It wnk tefilBt ed About 6,0(M attended a Cbech- ______invoiveeS^ a base of strong The Columbia. 8.C., state - White House would ax- ally that contact with the majesty of colovak-Sovlet frlenMilp rally • ‘“*’ •':- on the RepubUcan senatorial _ Minn., te main houaewlfe who Uvea In a the sea, the moat patent ot forces loose VWAqr, l l q r S inm Oongreasuraîero HUl.tnui. AAfleetofM******^"®"®* fiMt m ^ •• <» **»• »«n>«Bng on this earth, which only a . .voyage "wfor buaea parked on te •»* eupiiorto She le also a former president ri flaturdaye and stay open now which has one of the Ubraries customers’ remalnbig bslr and through vtriable weather can provide. grounds ImUoatod most of te ** • «P- «>o National Federatton of Re- only two nights a wort, to affect that may be rioeed. attaching to that base human People who no longer have a aenae of ' pubUcan Women. economies. MlmLsa Koraun, who ott«i Am G n a t P bwimb S h rin k pnrttolpBBte bad beeta brought by a stylist. The ftolshad prod- •• top White House prilticsl op- ton baosme cbsirman. to from outside Prague. to Detroit, hl^r wages for readings In nelgh- the smell and lift and singe and roar uct appeara to be a head of erattve. both Baaxs aa Ilbrorlans^ out Into ^ operating borhood Ubraries labels it _ Bjr tirtlBrt U not b y Jeifin, tbe re- of the ocean in their living will Z y n y y simouneed Its own de growing hair. The wearer steapa That was dented Thursday by Dent to this field m ay be e w t Mpott tporn a panel ^nnaored b y be people no longer fully alive. mise to sa edition out at costs and t e mato Ubrary now to m . of cultural genocide.” sign that such a the friendship raUy. daces some morntage and Sua- ghe adds: "Our chUdren don’t to it, swims to It, almost as if it White House sources, who said t e Onlted Nattona Aaaodattna took ad- Now obvfoualy it does not have to were his own. bshr. the two men would divide vaatace c t a poaalMa opentne in Anwrl- “In oonasettoo wkh t e pubU- Design for Defense day nights during the summer have enough reading ablUtlss aa be a Queen Blisabeth one sails on, to monte It formerly was open ta. H ow ^^S e7 o p T ^ ^ Hsrtwloh Is now Introduoteg pdlUoal chores tbat formerly ean aewtim te , and in t e poUcy outlook rttloo of today’s hurt number of meet the ocean. But It will help, to ^ ovarii^- minds and their hearts? Tou un- weaving for womadl bod tielonged to Sears. of e t e r groat powera, in the light of t e paper Z ^ n t y , t e edMorlal The advantages of halrweav- "What’s fasppsnlng,” one ot- the meeting easier for those who board expreases siaoere-tbanki Attatito, wUch operates a derstond It’S not as ♦h«ir' Jobless Ociims Amarioan aapertawce In Vietnam. Sketched by Laird tog as opposed to wigs sra saslr ficlal said, "is te t Harry is might jteul mal de mer, or lock of f«inw to Ito rcadena authors niato Ubrary and 19 branches, we’ra asking for somethtox that VMaam haa been the notable, and time, to have big beautiful ships which (ConUsMed from Page One) already has a Ught budget and ours. We fought tor^ture ly visible. Tou don’t hav4 to going to be giving <9 some of Rise in Week •nd aU yjfho tbared to the pUbU- worry when there’s a strong his legal work and taking on dWIIiMkiiilng, analiqile of a Ungle greeit can draw, steady swift furrows across a ®foo^«d dtetrtouUon of this during the totervlew. It contato- are ctohack. m the nrlrhboihood and w» paper, which set as Its goal te th ? to te ^ “ LiSd “ <* * ™«l»wn on cost ovemmt. Carlton Rochell. director of shouldn’t^ ^ e to glve’lt up." 'Wind. It is cared tor exactly aa more field assignments', inehid- A 5.1 per cent kieressa la tte- poerer playing international poUoeman the Atlantic, and thua jiersuade the you would care tor your own tag poUttool assignments, employment oonipenssIVsi in a eUnatlon where it oaeaseivad its own calculating there is no practical reason ®S55thentag ri fatoSSn ^ "We’ve got to Improve our to- te Atlanta Ubrary, soy. any i„ Queens, oriry rerthtots balr. Hair weaving Is firmly en- "He’s been woridng on poU- clslBM wua reported for vital national intereata to be involved. why they shouldn’t be taîpy and con»- twesn^rVrvletlW OT^^ ^ to federd furxte would oer- staged a wod-to iS w e e k e n d to trenched as a basic answer to tics In te South;” this riflolsl . „ Cieohoslovsltto,” te paper sSw Ite S le s^ O te We 1^ Saturday dosings. The Tbm report of the Unltad Nattona An- fottable while they travel, heratical as The to buUd. w e’ve got to rtienL m demonstrators keot te U- the ever growing problem of sold, "but te decision waa ® the MOnenssur aoeiaticn panel tuna worid thought bank that may seem. pubUstaed by the editorial board d l d ^ i ^ k n w t e v ^ ! ^ ’ ^ counter the dou- Under te propoeed tederal brary xrpen throughout Friday baUtaes(a Mr. Hartwlcb predicts nwde some time ago that It was of the State Labor Departarmt. te t it wlU be part of t e fashion m t wise to limit Us aoUvitiea The totals were 69T for t e wert to t e potential altemativo to auoh big StesovS.^saâ spoked to biUId te weapon than $42,000 tor special services man said the woiddoon- lor years to i»me, for u, that region. Now, we have endliig May S.^rixnpaiud to MS poerer aetton. The end of Zpravy could mean Ambessador To Argentiim Herald AUann Of BcUooU, Photo By A. S. Bacntvtoha Nobody predicted the Run and the mlUtary service who and the city would have to junk tlnue imtii the city rave - *®th men and woman!! the wwk arranged so he can tor t e woek eridtag April M. That alternative ia the poeatbillty ot a increaaed popular support tar A upMOy Senate oonfinnation tor for EAST SCHOOL (BUILDING B) ROCKVILLE for u new Ubrary. ^ l y ances the faclUty would remain ^ T ***J“ ® tor poUthss.” Statewide claims decreased aiaiidkig' United Nattona polioe ftMwe, mer Governor John L ot^ as the United ft tough dlecl|rtlnarlan Cl®ChO®k>vaWft. airwurvucmnitStrengthening Amur.Army, navyNavy nnfiJWwtfinanced hvby rnflrtrnlfederal hmwlmfunto. Opdli MAYAN dTT UNOOVEBED Despite te dentols ot any hurt week by 9M, or 3A per whldi might be uaed to try to keep the Staiea Ambassador to ArgentinEu is fore N to too risky to plan te na- and Air Force laboratories ap- Utah libraiy Oommlssion Di- ‘New Torkera are hopeful how- PALENQUB, Mexloo (AP) — rfiakeup, t e move was lilted cent, to a TSOM. total, ter he- cast by Washington observers. Tlie for ~ ” ®®''totom tlons mUltary force on a read- peals to Laird as he pmiders rector RuaseU Devto predicts ever, that budget cuts waih'ir Actor AUen Swift, currently by some knowledgeable Repub- low te 39,9N flgura tor te mer chief executive of Oocmecticut was MhSU SrtUlIllM XOF aCnCMl T9UT4 v Ino? ra# iM^rtnHrtMSi Km mralrl AU#. w««ui.UfAMh . . . . ^ _ ^ . a . • _» .a____ _ it..#., -nas—s.^9- »^_s.a. ae_ _ wwm.s..______. _• •* The panel which baa now sought to control of^ *** the problem. that any cut in federal funds 14.8 mlUlon may be restored by producing a televlsloa docunaen- licon officials outside, te White correependiag week last year, * top rank ambassador to Spain under Herald Against Meat-Ax Approach vak ® ^ to ^ ^ « n the Communlrt This would mean a bigger vûld mean ttast somriblng aty OouncU action. But the dl- tary based on the Yucatan Jui»- House to presidential dhuetls- Hartford, wkb 3,638 claims, revive thia alternative indhided au d i peo President Elsenhower. In his poet at Inside Report and P“"®“®**y ton preas totai^ struggle tor power Is slug of money for them In a vreuld have to be «mih»i11#iii He rectors who operate the three gle In Mexloo, bee reported that faction with the poUtleal opera- was t e state leader test week. ple aa Charlea Toat, now Prealdcnt Nfac- Madrid, Lodge did an outstanding job, Yesterdays Znrairv 'enn. i* 5®?' Day* the propoeed cutback wUl municipal systems warn It he and Ms crow have dtecovered fions of his admlnistrsUon. R- was followed by Waterbary on’B Im hamador to t e United NaUatw, so much so. In laot, that relatloiis be to wS “ tended Deriding what we^jfcns te sarlly hlghei>-flscal 1971 Penter ^ preesb* print dis- would notbetheendoftecri- an enttro loet Mayion Oty east Oomplatate about ftudty White with 3,066, New Haven with 3,- Bknait Oroaa, Conner U.8. delegate to tween Washington and Madrid hit a new n »y - 25 Yeara Ago w oonunue pubUshtag unttl united States should build on gon budget-the first one to be sis. of Palenqun,Palenquev between Denam-Boeiam- House Uaison - readied - - a peek...... 693, Bridgeport...... with 3,687, New note of oordtalty. Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Finch Denies Split Csecboslovakla’s own press car- the base of t e Russtans can drawn up from scratch by t e t e UJT., Qeneial Ifatthnw Ridgeway, J(ton F. Pickles is elected tMs weekend. Da'vie says, "A The Fifth Avenue research U- pak end TbxchUaa. He wUl be after t e OOP loet Secretary BrUahi.wtth 1,681, and Msridsn Conner NATO and Korean oonunemder, As one of President Nixon’s early sup r l ^ t t e h r ^ o f material. build has t e obvtous danger Nixon admtalstratlrit. . . brary, . suiq|x>rted by private turning over photographs and of Defense MOIvin R. Laird’s ' with 1,090. , JERUSALEM—^There la an in chimed to; “We keep the West grand high priest of the Royal Prasumably that goal has of overbuilding as both sides He also wanta to encourage— wo™ ,I«t us book f^rna Vance, Cyprua and 'tetnam peace porters, it was believed that former Gov funds, has been running a defl- proof of hie dUoovery to one of old House sert In WUconsIn In Manebester rsteinsd its 14th ernor Lodge could have had almost any tense and special quality about Bank and we should some day Arch Masons. Over Campus Funds «»ch each other. But Laird some officials go. so far as to #______negotiator, and Prertlent Klngwiim Lt. George H. Marlow Is one clt of over $1 miUion for two te major museums as soon os a ^lerial rieetkm last monttt. position among t e state’s 30 of- diplomatic poet he wanted. Theie were the hate that more and more take the East Bank (the re the Czechoslovak Oommunlst contends this does not have to use the word “rehabUltate”— years. Increased philanthropy he returns to the United States. Dent, 89, was Thurmond'S ad- fioes. Brewater Jr. of Tale. Arabs feel for Israel, the same maining part of Jordan). It will of a group of men of all ranks party, reehutfled tta editorial haimen. the mlUtary Initiative tn te de- “ âir^taaaglta pratea early reports that be might prefer to WASHINGTON (AP), — Wel- In the beUef that not otdy the United hate that brought about the re not be easy but it was not easy and rating of the U.S.Army at mlUtanta” he said were behind ' board aftw Husak came to pow- HU Idea U to do the research fense department. "Some feel return to Spain; then it was rumored campus disorders. that Italy might be his preference. cent downfall of the government establishing our country In the tending Oxford University !ln feire Secretary Robert H. Finch, er and began assailing as right- and development only on those they’ve had a bad time around States might now be in a mood, alter its England taking special short Thia pronouncement and ttie CKpeTlence in Vietnam, to try to move in Pinally, It was reliably reported that of Lebanon following pro-com first jilace.’’ denying he is at odds with other -Ists some popular figures re- weapons needed to counter te here,” Laird said In an s^par- ™en funde ftom a im mando riots. The setUers at Bar Etzlon be -courses in English life. others were widely InterprelSd • garded as prograaslve durim Soviet's demonstrated capabU- ent reference to McNamara ®®™ "•» ®t- e ^ a direcUon, the panel aleo thinks he would be the United States delegate top administration officials, to the Organization of American States. B’ar to the- south on the edge long to a minority religious sect aa a turnabout from the otflclal ’the Dubort regime. Ity. B and D U te moat time- putting mlUtary men down.ahd ^ defeated by present day Russia might be persuaded says cutting off federal funds to administration posttton set down But somewhere and somehow things of the Sinai desert, in the notor (called Hapoel Hamizrai) that 10 Years Ago > Statements praising te Red consuming phase In the usual relying on hU own s;^ . toward the idea of a w»m««tig UN poUoe schools caught up In campus by Finch In March. 986 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - T E L . 64641171 - O PISf 9 AAL TO 6M> began to hîpen. As Washington report ious Gaza Strip where 260,000 is fundamentalist and takes Its •Arn^r flUed t e newspiq;>en <» six to 10 year gestation period MlUtary leaders, Lalttt (udd, f ®" toe mart part, Ubrartas In PAI. - CLOSED MONDAY . OPEN THUR8. AND FRI. UNTIL 9 P J f. - KU OC STORES: Itaroe. Mrs. Charles Baxter is elect disorders Is a "meat-ax ap are toU to state wl»t they need Indiana and Ohio are free of ed that Lodge had already accepted the Palestinian refugees are penned political direction from the Old ed president of the Women’s a confidant of Presi the first observance of Csecho- for a big weapem 17 OAK n ., MANCHESTER - T B U 6484171 i 341 ASYLUM ST., HARTEORO • TEL. hi te hope of perauading Russia, it OAS post, a strange silence entered the up in shanties and fed a sur Testament. But their conviction proach’’ that penalises innocent dent Nixon, speUed out his post- . slovakla’a liberation Day' If the American development te osrry out paper mlUtary teouWe. 622-7201 . WATKINB-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE: • 143 EAST CENTER BT. • TEU 646-71N Fellowship of Center Congrega commitments t e United Btaltee But in Cuyahoga County, recommends that t e Ikiltad States con picture. vival minimum of 1,600 calories about the future of Israel is not tional Church. students. tton in letters to the prealdents 't e Russtan invasion last Au- effort does not dUcourara the much different from that of of aU the nation’s coUeges and ..gust. Russlons and they go into vol- haa mado arouid t e world. Ttae DMo, the deputy Ulorary direc- sider two big oonoeaaCans. One is that Now, with the Argentina poet already a day, the hate is palpable. Campus eruptions are a "phe "Our hate for Israel is strong other Israelis. unlverslUes. He caUed for en Tho h6Uday marks the en- u"® production on a new wea- resultlng figure, Laird said, is bn', Alice Aiello, says the "11- we ahouM agree that t e operations of ret tor Lodge, the politicians are await<’ nomenon and not a conspiracy,” irg Mr. Nixon's appointment as OAS er than a thousand planes and Can these two extremes—"the forcement of the law wfaUe mak . trance of Soviet troops Into Qer- P®® toot threatens our security, bound to be exceerive. But he brary is faring a financial cri- such a polioe force ahculd be undw the hate that is stronger than a Finch said Thursday. “To cut ing sure "the right of legitimate It is ((wf.ir to blame the sU.” Mrs. Aiello reports that delegate with a great deal of anticipa a thousand tanks,’’ a Gaza mer off funds just hurts a great man-occupied Prague In 1946. then Laird feels we wUI be con- •nChoiity of th e Security OouncU, where tion. chant told us. ‘"They have their •thousand planes" that grips A Thoag(ht for Today and responsible dissent Is fuUy V The pubUc, still outraged by t®«toig them on the most ad- military leaders when they did '-wo n-w branches have only 20 Gaza and the expectation of a Sponsored by the Manchester many, and 99 per cent of the protected.” the Invasitm last summer, gen- vantageous ground—production, not make the oommlitmeats In por cent oapaicity ot books on both we and the Ruaslana have a veto, Will It be a ranking diplomat or will walling wall, but It is 2,000 years students we are talking about hi Korea, a United Nattans piSioe action it be someone close' to the Nixon politi old. We have our wailing walls, greater Israel that thrUls the OouncU o t Chundiee After the letters were re orally whs qiared from portlcl- ' "W® can beat them in pro- t e first place, although they the shelves, ' settlers at Baj EXzlon—ever here want an education. They may have te carry them out The Connecticut state llbrari- was authorised by the Security OouncU cal £?tructure? too, and they are fresh in our are the ones who suffer when leased Finch was widely deplet .pattag In the official rites of re- duetjon,” said one of Laird’s when Russia was absent and thereCore The incumbent OAS delegate, who has memory. They have our land, find a way to exist in peace? Suffering Is not merely some- ed aa the victor in a hard-line newed friendship with t e Soviet deputy arcMtecto on the grand- One way to trim our mUl- an, Walter Brahnx, says that The question answers Itself; you take this meat-ax eq>- , Union.• _ Army ... parades . normally /Imalarvedesign. (1Hiif"But aarrawe varanfwant to s dls-Hm. ôiy spending Is to trim our oMy two or throe medtum-slzed OF MANCHESTER could not use lU veto. But in the J^bassadorlal rank, is Sol M. Linowlti, but we will get (t back. There thing to be borne courageously, proach." versus soft-line struggle wittUn will never be peace.’’ Never, unless Egypt and ihe but something to be used, some the administration. held on Uberatton Day were courage those people from tak- mlutary commitments. Beisides Ubraries will be toroed to close Sues and Oongo peace keeping opera appointed by President Johnson In 1966. Finch’s comments, at a news He took over a year after the Dominican Outside along the squalid Arab states give up the battle, thing wlthot* which we will not But reports circulating Thurs canceled. Thousands of rivlUans ***g us on. Then we can both <]aing that, t e .Amerioan abiUty Airing six summer weeks to tions, United Nattons action was taken street that bordered the main and that’s not going to hajqien. readh our fuU maturity. This Is conference foUowlng the swear- poured Into' the countryside to ®®^® .nicney.” to fulfil them m ust be Oaseesed. stay within t e budget. But he is Republic revolution which found Ameri tog in ot Dr. James AUen aa as day had it that Ftoch was not through the General Assembly, where can troops landing there to settle things market place were Israeli “red What Is going to happen is not much In today’s Christian consulted before the MitcheU- ' S ^ t h r e e day. »®jr t ^ This Is one of the Jobs t e concerned about te cutback to there Is no power veto. The amend down. hats,” the justly-famed para years, perhaps decades, of haif- mind. sistant secretary for education, blue ribbon defense review federal giants. " I t this sticks, Agnew onslaught and Strongly »>®™® to m Ll. top officials ment in UN procedures wtUch gave the troopers who were recently sent war with the Russians and the Our Lord placed well-being appeared to conflict with state oommittee now being formed the grants to Connecticut Hbrar- Unowitz had apparently accredited ments last week by Vice Presi ImpUad that he was displeased. b^de arohoslovak flags jm j^^re say, to reading such hawk- Choose from 6 Head- General Aaaemldy jurisdiction over such himself well and succeeded in restoring here to keep order. They walked Americans bargaining to keep here on earth second; “Seek ye “Tou might say Finch won . Prague Caê and other oMrial p o « ^ statempnts as te wlll' take on. Laird said the ies vrlll cease,” he said, each other on the sidelines and dent Spiro T. Agnew and Atty. mnttera, In case the Security OouncU some of the esteem to which the United warily In twos and threes— first the kingdom of God, and the first round and MltcheU won buildings and on lamp p ^ of Pentagon R ese^ Dlrec- oommittee he Is now seleottag New Haiven Librarian More- watching the Arabs, fingering with the Israelis, for the fore all these things shall be added Gen. John N. MltcheU, both of wlU conduct t e first in-depth re- dlth, Bices says the toes of funds failed to act, was an American achieve States was held prior to the Domirican the second, except Finch wasn’t , some main avenues of Prague. tor John ---a S. Foster released a i 5 crisis. the trigger of the Uzi subma seeable future, holding all the unto you.’’ whom caUed for tough action 'View since 1968 of Pentagon would force te city to "out ment. The proposition now is that we against student violence. even In the ring the second Two youths were arrested few days ago.- In that statement, boards with King But there is still unrest to many Latin chine gun in one hand, swing important cards. One could easUy get th e . im time,” one official said. poUriee. One Mg payoff, as he back aiqireriaMy” in hours and give up this achievement, and return But, said Finch, "There is no near Wenceslas Square In down Foster talks about enough new American states and the OAS poet will ing a heavy club to the other. pression that tor many a Chris liVhatever the position of other town Prague late Thursday aft sees tt, WlU be to riiaw t e workers at a new Inner-city U- to the Security OouncU Rs own undUut- For one month, all the second division of (pinion. There is no weapons to make any dove Sut need the servlcee of an experienced ®p- tian, "These things’’ are the admlniatratton members, it was er police caught them removing ter. presldeiit .Amertoa's true mill- brary and reduce book ptir- ed original authority. This does not seem ary schools have been shut in kingdom of God. Everyone re royal battle going on with re tary ciîabUitles to guide Mm In chases throighout the system. lomat who can selj himself to the native spect to.hard or soft line.” clear from his statements , Russian flags. The United States is not go Koi'l Hollywood. Beds! good in principle, but It has developed its leadership and maintain a cool poise reprisal for anti-Israeli riots by Open Forum members that St. Paul said, “I Thursday that AUen and Finch Most t( 9 leaders performed ing to buUd all t e weapons he Ms derision. , . "This Is not as dramatic as attractions lor the United States as a re while dealing with explosive situatlo™.— school children who demanded “Just Rides And Slides” live now not I, but Christ Uvea •Agnew told a news ccmference were on the same wave length, their pro-Soviet demonstrations talks about; tt could not afford Command and control —found cloatag down entirely but we ara sult of the increase in United Nations BRISTOL PRESS the right to make peaceful To the Editor, to.me." (Gal. 2-20.) We may in Lexington, Ky., last week ”What we are reaUy after is as If the August tavaskm had to do so. But Foster Is servtag wb^ftog in t e Pueblo and BO unable to keep up with te price demonstrations. The Israeli not all remember the words that Congress had a rljlit to cut memberships we are no longer sure we I believe the Board of Direc 4 how . to improve the quaUty of .never occurred. notice on Russia that we are 131 disasters and vital to a suc- of books and volume of new price for reopening t}ie schools; tors of Manchester to ha-ve which came before: ”I have off funds to schools and students programs for young people,” Gustav Huaak, the pro-Mos- getting to position to buUd any csssfiil missile defense—is cn« books. This is a kind of invisible can control, and it has its pragmatic ap Faugh A BaUagh! a pledge by civic leaders that been crucified with Christ." when the actions of any of them of toe first subjects t e com cloatag,” Bloss said. peal in Uie way it might serve the proved themselves to be penny said the 68-year-old-former com oow Communist p a rty cMsf who one of them by doing toe re- For the next three weeks the editor It will not happen again (a wise and pound foolish — as Rt. Rev. "went beyond the limits of per- missioner of education In., New .succeeded reform leader Alex- search and development, so why mittee WlU analyse. Another Is Tucson, Arts., recenUy opened $ .95 pledge the Arabs cannot en p res^ probable agreement of both the of The Sentinel will be touring the regards the Boainl of EducraUon Msgr. Edward J. Reardon ' missiblllty.’’ Tork state. "The soul-seorchlng .ander Dubcek last month, Presl- push us into production? how NATO and* Communist a branch and haa another under United States and Russia that they don’t habitat of his remote ancestors, Ireland force). budget in particular. St. Jam es’ Church A day later MltcheU and two In universities Is a very healthy - dent Ludvlk Svoboda- and Pre- Ju st doing toe R and D, how- forces In Fhuops stack up. construction, but the City Ooun Gaza is a unique place in the top aides used the forums of cU imposed severe budget cuts 89 want any more little wars burning (both North and South), end England, What this money (the $438,280 thing.” mier Oldrich CerMk sept a tele- ever, is neither cheap nor easy, "I hope and pray,” Laird said, around th ^ ankles. ceat of an empire with which, accord Israeli occupation, a place that Law Day appearances to take AUen denied that he disagreed 'irtuh to their Soviet counter- The overruns on toe C-8A, ITTC, toot toe' UJS. and Soviet Union for new books in l96iB and has Starting Price .the Israelis definitely do not cut) would~glve us this year ing to reliable hearsay, his forgotten will coaj us twice as much next Q u otation s what seemed to be a hard line with MltcheU or anyone else In , parts saying they were "firmly nuclear submarines, AAFF88 can reach an agreement to turn not restored them. ■— ■nie second concession the Brewster want to keep if a settlement is on campus unrest. forebears had occasional and sometimes year — and In the meantime the administration, saying the determined to continue develop- (Advanced. Serial Fire Support down t e arms race. In t e Phoenix Librarian Winston Complete panel would have the United States con ever reached. ■" It doesn’t mean antiwhtto un- Declaring "the time haa come Henderson says toe city pro- sanguinary differences of opinion. Dur educational systeip does not leas you are anttblack. Justict Department haa a nde .big and deepening toe tradition- System) helicopter—among oto- meantime, though, he’s going sider would be even more difficult. It While he Is enjoyi:ig the best of the But Gaza is only one of many for an end to patience,’’ Mitch that must be taken Into-account al friendsMp and alliance be-, era — have i
the OfomsoUcut Valley Girl and several beautiful intema- detta Hagenow of Junior Troop 631 are Mrs, Normand Audette will receive their hedges and Vemon Girl Scout News leoat Osuartl; Mrs. David Star^ ttenal doUa loaned to us by Mrs. ger. The flog bearers 4rere n'ld Mrs. Richard Egan. The cdiaUenge piiut. Tha Junior gMa I rstt, ssrNes unit chairman, Nbrmand Audette whose hus« Angela Rahnendo and Ann leaders of Junior ’Troop-697 are will receive oookadee for their | Nelgbbofhood; Mrs. band acquired them wfaOe in the Gigure of Oadette Thoop 22 and Mrs. Thomas Ralmondo and h:.U. Junior Women Will Install An Biternatlonal mother- Herbert Boehner, ocganlaer for aervlse. Bemanga chester. charter members €md guests 'fred Belanger, field direotor of miniature hitematkmal flags flag ceremony lead by Bema- 'The leaders of Junior ’Troop Honor will be held end the girls nese. Other officers to be Installed will attend from neighboring by Mrs. Robert Rhaus, past councils. Tues., Thurs., junior director of the CooRectl- cut State Federation of Women’s Clubs will be: Mrs. Robert , Wind Sock Costly Fri., Sate FIRST BIG Skowronek, first-five president; Mrs. Italph Brancaccio, seoond BCHfN — For years wind vtci^priMldent; Mrs. Robert socks on the bridge Uniting the Conibd, recording secretary; Oermgn mainland with the Is W E E K l Mrs. John Carter, correspond land of Fehmam have warned and will be happy to greet her old and new ing secretary; Mrs. Paul Otai- nootorists of dangerous cross- friends on these days a ti. . . gras, treasurer, and Mrs. John winds that have often caused Kozlol, nominating chalrmaxi. accidents. Recently the socks A check for 61,009 will be pre dlsapi>eared, and the repson LOVELY U D Y BEAUTY SALON sented by the club to Anthony given for their removal was the 890 MAIN S’TRBBT, MANCHEBTISl 649-78M Magliocoo, supervisor of f e c ia l expense —the wind blew them education In the Vemon sclK ^ away too often! syeftem. ’The money will be for the purchase of a Language Master, which la an audio visual aid. ’This will be used at the Talcottvllle school. Also, several awards will be Ever Think Niagara Faiis presented to various commit tees and a presentation wlU be made to the most outstanding club wdmen of the year. No lib rary Program Because the schools -will iwve a make-up day tomorrow, the and A m ^ f e a n children’s programs at the li SeeneTM Now in MANCHESTER! brary will not be held. A new program for pre-school AMimUN OIL COMPANY children will be held ’Tuesday w m m sim m m 9 at 10 a.m. ’Ihere will be poema MOTOR stmles and activities about the REMOVE THIS SPOT TO REVEAL wonders of spring. The program YOUR INSTANT WINNER PRIZE Edgar H. Clarke shows Charles S. Burr how to drive the 1910 Knox Speedster. (Herald photo by Pinto). is for children whose last names _ OR BONUS COUPON begin with A-H. once owned by the late Mrs. The museum will charge ad On Mby 17 at 10 a.m. there ARROW STEREO SPORTS Beatrice Fox Auerbach, who al mission and do restoring work will be a movie, ‘"The F B I,” Antique Auto Museum so owned the O. Fox and Co. to keep ft running. for children In Grade 6 and up. store In Hartford. “We hope it will make a pro ’The film- will depict the history, In charge of the shop is Wil fit," Burr said, "But it may be training and some of the his liam Stuart of Adams St. Stuart non-profit in spite of us.” Will Open Tomorrow toric criminal and . eeplonage RUB GENTLY TO REMOVE SPOT was the vice president of the Clarke is head of the Clarke cases solved by the FB I. NO PURCHASC NECiSSARV MART Two Manchester men, Edgar H. Clarke and Charles naUonal Horseless Carriage Insurance Agency at 287 E. Cen Kiowa Anniversary Club and is no stranger to old ter St. and Burr is president Kiowa Oouncll 20, Degree of S. Burr, will open their Antique Auto Museum on Slater cars. He.restored Clark’s Stel of C. R. Burr ft Co., a whole T A P E T O W N Pocahontas, will celebrate tts St at noon, to o K H T o w . ------^------lite, among others. sale nursery on N. Main St. 08th anniversary with a poOuck couid win you a new Their oaivooUeoUns hobby and a “modem" 1939 Bantam sparited thi imweum. Clarke roedater. bad so many old oars he was Clarke's lUO Knox Speedster CAMARO SS CONVHmBLE 328 lUesI middle Tereplhe is one of the many in top run iil THE the "HOT” ones o f ninniiig out room to-put them. ning order. Counting loaners from Anson The Knox was buUt by Harry Try making flie American Scene OPPOSITE "HEIITIIIKV FRIED' Thorp and Walter Sodano of A. Knox, a pioneer car buUder niinuTE nuTO chre of Springfield, Mass. It has a / are at ARROW! town, there are now 26 old tim MOCONVILLE four-cylinder, water-cooled en ers in the new, fireproof buUd- (something' good happens every time you play) gine used in fire trucks of the ing on the east side of Slater period. SEE THEM AT ]?®’ " n**Nhmore, maybe even St. just south of the Wilbur New items on their old cars the Grand Canyon (pr any one of 82 other Bâuse even If you don’t win, you do. By PRICE SMASH ON SPECIAL GROUP Cross Highway which are still “new" today in- Soenee). Each Ume you ^ U n g a free, giant color print of a famous BOTH LOCATIOHS CORSAGES "lay the American Scene at a |>artiol|>ating American Scene—^just for savin* tha atube merican Oil Dealer any one of these famous ^ PjhylhR pieces are extra (tide. B urrs 1936 BritdSh-built three- their 1924 Lincoln opera coupe, POTTED PtANTS American Scene playing pieces could mean a Picture postcard replicas of famous Amerioan Camaro SS (the ’’Hugger”J for you. Or a Scenes, iôu can save ’em, you can —"d ’em STEREO wheeier Areo Morgan; a 1916 The 1930 Bulck, seven-passenger Or. get the right one, It’li J msI ^ SteUlte, touring car, one of only »edan offers a steering post at BBtate (the Wa^-in Wagon). M ^ e it now ’The American Scene at parOol- three left; Fords of 1914, 1921, Jock. CUT-FLO¥rERS pating American OH Dealafs. I’ .n m 1980 and 1934; a 1916 friction- Part of the museum will be REASONAMI ,«”n«thing good will hap and pen every time you play our natiomvide game. Void where prohibited. No purchaae neoee- drive Mets; an Oakland and a an old car restoring sIk^ . Its TAPES sary. Licensed drivers only. \ Cede of 1917; a 1922 CadUtsc first car is the 1931 Cadillac souQuers V i A AZALEAS M IXED POTS HYDRANGEAS When Tlw OeecBion C«rib for Howws, MTJM PLANTS At both stores in AND lASKfifS Think of Th* ^ . . and many ethen for the eenwteiy ParkhiU-Joyce are ready West Hartford & Manchester GERANIUMS AMERICAN Y Flower Shop Frank Oakder, Proprietor GREENHOUSES Ml MAIN ST., MANOfiBSTEB DUNE BUGGY (Next to Hartford National McCONVILLE A N D FUNUST YOUR CHOICE L Bank) CASSETT / o nSS—WE DEUVEB a 302 WOODMNDGE ST. 649-SV47 Phones: f48-6791—61»-1<«S • MOTHER EARTH OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS LIVING WITH THE ANIMALS • JERRY BUTLER 79 DOUBLE i}:^. THE ICE MAN COMETH the amazing • 4 SEASONS GO- STAMPS EVERY DAY ' GAZETTE ^4 each • NEW COLONY SIX [ERE ON FiLL-UPS REVALATIONS • PAUL MURIAT Is Dodd DOING MY THING 7 9 SCRAMBLER • BUDDY MILES EXPRESS -PLUS- EXPRESSWAY TO YOUR " each SKULL the YAKE ME ALOHG Through ? New England’s Largest Selection of TAPES & PLAYERS! Super Fun- Senator J • Dodd says he had not party may choose, and this could damage the Vehicle ! planned on seeking a'third term in the U.S. party unity Democrats, need to win next year. At West Hartferd & Manchester Senate in 1970. But after-the Senate censure 9 vote that made national headlines, he an What do people think? ”* TRAII 9 nounced that his vindication depends on his Does the man-on-the-street feel Dodd should Completely ninning again and winning. have been censured? 8 TRACK , N . N EW ... SUBURBIA... FIRE-KING DINNERWARE ' Installed Do the people of Connecticut feel he should AUTO STEREO .. , Dodd rested his future then on the will of the AS run for reelection? people of his native Connecticut. And in the ' PLAYFUL next year, Democratic leaders will be keeping How does Connecticut Regard the job Dodd has C O U ,^ and purchtoM, the wune « ASA their ears to the ground to find out what kind Speakers been doing since his censure? TAPE PLAYER o o l p h h a of support the veteran white-haired legislator * To find out. The Hartford Times commissioned will have. 4HAMIKIT. the Becker Research Corporation of Boston to SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATIONS . A dozen ranking Democrat^ would love, to suc feel the state’s pulse. MANCHESTER ceed Dodd if he chose to bow out. But the You’ll read what the pollsters discovered in 960 strong-willed senator is expected to challenge IN THE MINUTE AUTO BUILDING The Connecticut Poll, exclusively in The Hart 328 W. 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FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1969 PAGE FlFIKiBM Scouts Assist A n d o v e r H ard To Believe M asonic feam Oeanup Drive Wedding Legislative Briefs Hippies Seek To Reclaim Mrs. Margaret Hohnmnn U t'/ She’s a Diplom at W orks Degree 1:^]^ Sunday Tomorrow is Kid Litter Day, SeliMfer-BoiBVcrt Comninnlty Seno« CSted *® •*** The Fellowcraft Club wUl oc New Mexico Resort Colony In Mbneheeter and t3 Boy Mioa TVonne Anne Boisvert HARTFORD (API—Smitn in wittably observed in the Jobannaahurg, South Afrtoa of Andover baoame the bride of New Conservation Head cupy the atariona when Man- (AP) —FoutrUp- "You hava to work hard bare Sacred Heart Church Soout and Cttb flpout units wfll L>i„ ■s “"■jr cheater liodge of Masons meats . _ _ ^ William Justus Schaefer of riitps, Ubraiy books and otter a i r w a x v-an TnLrtav ntoht at' tha P®»—Thrse.young men and one Ju *» aurvtva. Hariterd, buOdera of the new be seat l&rougbout Manchester At a recent meeting of the •aid Tburaday , ^ t that small selfle^ d w w ^ to ^ advance- ^”»^**’* dhe was a dlplo- A 7.80 T u r n e y night A the ______* pâr added, ’Tha makeup a t obureh, win be repreaH ed by Rocky Hill Saturday morning^ Oonaervatton Oommisskm Mra. sp e ^ needs, much planning l» aMurk (tw for clean-up duties. April U, at St Odumba (3iurch, and effort goes Into It to in- dties and tow nr^^r the fleoti- Xtont of equality rind the pres- Maaô Temê. i v . eplaiting, , group oonstaatly ehaagas. ooaipaay official Loida A. Del- Margaret Holimann waa riaet- blUty needed to cope with the human righto." Vlvacloua, attracOva Dr. Tbs team wUl exemplify the in the hot springs POOL People d ^ In tor a whOa, «1»A a Am m m Ba- laTerra. The cUan-up day la eponaored Ckriumbla. ed to aenre aa chairman for aure Ms succeaa v The bride is a daughter of The Nobel Peace Prise win- Eneanor Unamayer, 80, to Jtv Fellowcraft degree, with James ^y^^t does a visitor «h>-look. AtftakNig. H they dont work, « M H aait ChBrah will ba brid OonatnioUon of the aear by Iba City Beautiful Oommtttee tha next year. Ray Gardiner There wUl be many booths ■Oi ''frightening challenge’ of our churrii la expected to be auh> of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. and Mra. Raymond D. Bois w'th plants tor sale, gffi Itema, changing time. IW asaaasInBted in Mem- iMneaburgB Oerinan conaifl ptaalding a. acting «. âr.’am rtralght In we ask tham, polit^, to leave.’' •■atejr at U :« pJB. vert of Lakeside Dr. The bride was elected aa vice chairman pMs, Tern., in April, 1068. ^ woman dip- atanUally completed by Ihe ead with coopoatlon of the Central and Mra. Suran Loaee as secre books, food to eat while there the eye? On thla day, the settlamaA BM itav bdjDte- Connecticut Cooperative Earm- groom is the gon of Mr. and and that to take home, and window screens ,Barnes aaM he believee a lomato bolding that rank in Otlrar officora wUl be Richard had two or three new aittvals, IBB Um pwtah MOtar on Rt. of the year arlth dedlcatloa tary. Town' Attorney Katherine tense of community accounts for W. Steeves, senior warden; “Do whA you Uke,” said Pe acheduted for early IfTD. ere Associatian, the qankary Mrs. Loula W. Schaefer of apeciat attractions for the cfaH- Curtailed Watenkiing South Africa. one a t them a young man JuA •a. «m ka Mkarad br OM tam- Rocky HIU. Hutchinson and Roacop Talbot the unique quality of Oonnectl- HARTirORD (AP)—Tha House Leigh B. HUl, junior warden; ter Werneek, one a t the mem A n Exhibit Refuse Co., the Manoheeter De were also present by libation. d i^ . 12” to 24” high It becomes eaaMr to believe out of three yean in the Army. ii« or oartb h j parlih truitoM partment of PuUle Weeks, and The Rev. Hugh Murphy, pas LWV Dfaner f n o i 8 8 C cut living and that this sense approved a bill Thuraday that Steven Karaslnakl, treasurer; bers of the .settlement. “TTiey’re “They haven’t started to work aad m iiw iliM i IIP oT parWi A coUectfcxi of art fratn the MUch of the discussion at the S3” to S r wide of community must not be tech- ...III _ I. 1,1when you apeak to her. Iha John O. Nelson, aecretary; not going to be bothered." the Manchester Jayeeee. tor of St Odumba Church, per The annual dinner meeting of will make It lllegBl to water- ,i^nder dark-haired young yet,” sAd Sutie. T think we aooletloo. Vernon EMneidary adwol la on meeting centered on the land nologlcany dehumanised. Henry B.-Lee, senior deacon; Adam Woilwr, another resi- exhHdrion tide month la the formed the ceremony. the Andover League of Women ■M on Oomtectlcut'a lalces after woman with blue-green eyes has j . ... ou^ to set a Umlt—maytw two Lap faiiaUoa. of the paiMh. The Earm ets Co-op will pro- owned by the late Joseph e downtown ra stt street, He said he fears small cities fhe sun sets. The bill was sent Elmer E. Stone, junior deacon. Edith Peck room of the Rock ride glaqt litter bags, the De The bride waa given In mar Voters wlH be held on Mhy 26 • open thnreday aad triday nltea till S IntelUgenoe and aMUty as well ^ A the moat” ifhMi la a dauifater oongtoce- riage by her father. She wore a Provenson on OUe^ Rd. The and towns will fall to recogidM to the Senate tor final ai>proval. Alao, William Warner, Springa oOtony In northern New ville Piddle Junior Hbtary. partment of Public Works and Isnd borders on and‘4nakes up a at WlKe’a Stenk Bouse In Man- as looks and Southern German Dhuier prepared by Suxia was Uoa of I t BerBarda Churoh, Blaevdeas atreet-length draaa of cherter. John Rogers of Man their unique qualities of fliexi- The present bill allows wnter- steward; Allan P. HeUstrom Jr.. Mtodoo'a TUos Valley, tAked taHdiide M m 3. Lohan, Jamea Chalk and patat la uaed In the the Sanitary Refuse Co. vrlll part of JuKvaty Pond, former oharm. simple, filling and aatiafying— ivory crepe, dealrned with chester, wril-known authority on bllity and "delude themaelvea sidling for one hour after sun- junior stowaid; Carl E. Swan- about (be hippies’ land problem, pinto beans with a good sauce, a B. I aatij aad JOim A. KHk- art work done' by the lower provide trucks, and the Jayoeea empire bodice and aoftly gaUiar- ly called Btahop’s Pond. The into thinking that either the mt. She holds a dootorate In law son, marahA; Lyle T. Neddow, Ne said the ownan a t the land gradea but the treatment will assist in supervising the Negro hhtery, will be the guest salad of fiaA vegetaUes and ed skirt She wore a matching pond area has drasm the in-- qieaker. He will telato the state or federal governments from the university in her home historian; WUUam C. Bray, and springs ortglnaUy had RaptweaUiig pariah aoelotloa ebangee aa the artiata advance project. terest for acme years of the city,. Munich, vriiere her wlO bread. headpiece, and rile carried a tUuggies of the Negro. will solve their problems.” F ix tra V o tin g M a c h in e s tiler; Earl M. Robertson, chap- agreed that the group of about She washed the _ dlAes In win bo Mra. Leray C. Curtla In age. TIaaue paper, reed, tom Parilcipating in the program, bouquet of oarnaUona aad tea atate conservation people and owed mother stiU Uvea. oonatruotlon paper and aome- Offleen tor the coming year HARTFORD (AP)—Having a 1^; Jamas W. McKay, organ- » i^rtun dt^rted fronTtn; Ladlaa of tho Sacred Heart; which is set to begin at 8:30 roses, with wMte streamen. the local conservation commia- “But don’t call me Doctor, tot, and RonAd Erickson, acdo- “ve there If It cleaned up the de- mrliws tldiig that toofce Uke dog food wW be etacted a t the meeting. PetiU oned O ut BiUs voting nrachlne brealedown dur- WInataa It. Brock, S a e r e d and end at 1 p.m. are. Cub The bridal dress was fashioned rion aa having grecU value as a Aleo the tw opart looal agtnda HARTFORD (AP)—Two biUs ^ctlon is a "nightinare” tdease. It aounds Uke a dentist to t brU and Improved the land. “W e ^ v i a buUt-ln ttabwaah- Heart BCaa’a C3ab. aad Mra. have alao found their way Into Pack M of the Manchester by the bride. nature preserve. for the next year wlK bet iq> tor petitioned out of Housei commit- ^tep. Jamea Healey, D^Wa- or something,” riie smUed. ’The lecture wUl be given by But the owners aald ttey er,” said Peter. "One tiring you Paid L. Miaaetwlta. Pdrtah the art work. >c. Green Elchool, Cub Pack 112 of Mhw'-Frances Marie Boisvert As land owned by Talbot and She w as posted here from Again tfala year, the mlniatiire approval. The tiMO Items are tees Thursday brought the num- terbury. and to prevent ouch a Warnal' and Stone, and the didn’t promise thA. The colony sure can’t caK ns here, to dirty OoUBctl oo RoMsIona HdocaWon. tbs'W ashington School, Cub of Andover, Bister of the bride, a parcri owned by fade wife ad the town rtuuter and a study of Tokyo, where she was consul tor The architect, Poter Me- clrcuB created by Jobn B. Bock ^ % V ^ ^ y i n g • selling . iea8»'9 • renting ber of bills petitioned out of ’^ÛAtion tlie House passed and charge will be by Cart C. Huit- retained an attornay, and filed a Mpptos. We are In those springs Pack 143 of the Naitian Hale was maid of honor. She wore a joins tbs ProvenaoR land be land use in the town of An committee to 12 this session, Bnt.to the Senate Thursday a three yean after being As- gren, pest master. mechanics’ lain a t |S,000-15,000. every dny.” la preoeatlp out of the of Tolland la on diaplay ki tha School, Cub Pack 2til of the light beige Unen street-length pointed out that he believed the dover. tioned In Edinburgh, Scotland. couatry. He arm be repreaeated Junior wing. an unusually high number. It weidd require commu- Negotiationa continue. Aa the atm shot Its laA red Verplanck gchoiri, CUb Pack 120 dresa, designed with empire prciperty Unas were not correct takes a majority of the House ^ own extra Voting ma- In her six years aa a diplomat The springa once provided a streak into the Ay, (by. group ha Ida aaaoclate. BaaO Albno- The ndidalure ctrcua amaiata of St. Jamea’ Church, and Cub bodice, riwet aleevea, and A-Une ly drawn'. Mte. Hutdiinson Mencherter Evening Herald Ae has traveled all over tha W rili^ Talent Pays doaletf of Oembridse, M a a a of ane-<|UBrter inch acale membera (89) to petition out a chines. going commerolA operation gathered at the back A tha pan- PaiA 27 of St. Mary’s Church. skirt. She wore a green lace pointed out the various ways Andover oorreepondent, Law bill. The bill would require towns continent, Britain and_ the Far WASHINOTON — The Wom wlth severA concrete bottom ei truck Peter and Suxie call Aaaodated Ooaotmetiae Oo. of models. headpiece, and riie carried a that the commlaalon can iac- Also, Boy Scout TToop 26 of rence Hoe, toL 742-6766. The bills that came out Thurs- ^ 28,000 voters to have German, Eng- en’s Bureau of the Department PuoW. home. They had coffee and a alp Center Congregational Church, colonial bouquet of carnations quire land tor open apace: ISOM day were one from the Elec- ^ machines; French, ItaUan and aoma of Labor euggerts that m o re Tlie Apples tAked wistfully of a t aonra carefully rationed- Boy Scout Troop 47 of South aad yaUow tea rosea with yel Through outright purchase, two Uons Committee that would set ‘o voters Next, slie would Uke women can find a place in the "Uberattog” the land where "Mto” tea, a deUcate blend to United MMhodiat Church, Boy low streamers. grant-hwUd progrtims with the Finn Locates Brandi growing field of itectmicA writ they’ve settled. Worker aald, "It which the Upples ascribed Conservatives Win Louie W. Schafer of , Rocky up a presidential preference prl- '•''* three extra machines, Scout TVoop 112 of Verplanck rtate and federal government, LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — A mary In Connecticut, and one ***=> w m »n Japan, riw Mid, that ing. Advances in technology m i, fetber of the brhlegvoom, Looking fo r... woAd take num than $76,000.” strength-glvliw power. Sctool, B«^ Scout Troop 120 of or through a lease arrangemwit Hisrtford, Ckxm., industrial and from the Finance Committee additional Job landed her In one of the create a greater need for writ- Where wotdd the money come The bone-chllUng cold a t the served aa beat man. wMcb Would carry tan conees- St James’ Church, Boy Scout residential electronlCB produota that would prevent the use of niaohlnes. memorable sRUaUona A e era who can translate scientific mountains descended and the Local British Posts Mrs. Bolsveit wore a blue siona to the owner and reserve oompaiqr announced Tburaday It Towns with fewer than 5,000 basbeon in. Troop' 861 of the Connedticut borrowed money to finance op MRS. ELSA KOEHLER language into terms understand "From people who are inter- Apples—inchiding those who Estonlaa Society, and Boy sSk dress. The bride^nom’s certain right to the owner. has located a branch plant hero. votera could have the option of Fighting broke out among aaU- able to laymen. SAarles In the LfBTDON (AP) — The Oon- quashed for the moment aglta- mother wore a ftorai print ailk erating expenses of the state. erted in liberating tha. land” had baen swimming nuda— Scout Troop 864 of the Churoh TfM oonunlralon voted to have Officials of Arrow-Hart Iho. printing an extra 1,000 voting ora aboard a German ship in C o v e n t r y federA service, for example, Worker said. donned a variety a t wraps. Old servattvea reigned aigireme In Uon by a group of Later MPs droaa. Mra. Hohmam write the attoi^ town balla acrane Britain today vdx> walk Wilson r^facad. The of the Latter Day Saints. said production riioidd begin Iqr Wc 'Want Bob’ machine ballots rather than Tokyo harbor and the German range from $6,600 to $15,000 a Suxie Werneek, Peter’s wMe Army or Navy coats, flight 9 A dinner tor 10 was held at ney tor the Provenson estate late June. buying an extra maichlne. c o n ^ was called in to mediate. year. and cook tor tha grotq>, sAd, Jackets. Anything heavy. after routing Prime Mbdater plotiiers were left w kteut a aeri- the Clark’s IBerininBAt in WUM- and request a price on the HARTFORD (AP)—At the de ouB akaemta. _ "I’m the consul,” Dr. Lins- Haioid tnison’s tadioritea in lo mariUc. 'Eor /a taaln trip to erty, frontage and rear awanq;> mand of his colleagfues vriio Mrs. Elsa Koehler Cited cal electinne tor the third The OeUnat’s rixiw of loyalty Offset Takeover New York City, Mka. Srinefer shouted "We want Bob!” for Tniding Stam p BiU mayer told a sh^s officer. area, and idao to have an ap HARTFORD (AP)-Êl^. Moi^ "And Tm the Queen of Eng^ shaigM year. alao stxangthened Wilson’s hand NEW YORK (AP) — The mi wore a brown and wMto drees, mer House Speaker Robert J. praiser review the property. Tasto appearodA the J^BloomOeld, had his land,” the impatient officer For 60 Years in Grange The baUothtr Tbureday did for a nwetii% today between the meograph machine. Icing a sta beige coat, and makchkig ac- Member John Fhelpa la to Mk not reduce WUson's Tl-aeat ma Q&binet and the party’s govara- ceaaoriea. The couple plan to bar’s rostrum and shook the defeated enapped. "Besldea, young girls ple of an army of women’s clubs the Iânnhig and Zoning Com- Mrs. Elsa Koehler was 20 Mrs. KoAter served as secre- jority to. the House of Oommone. ment biU to curb the wildcat and organisations, may soon be travel in Europe tMs Summer. miaslan about the designation hand of WUltam Ratchtord, pres- 2?“ ’ heloBg on board this ship. CONTACT LENSES But more than OW Lehor party vote of 104-48. Hie bUl would The men ara maMng a lot of yOars old when she joined the tary for 18 years. She had suc- HEARING AH)S rtrlkee which are crippling Brit teUred to make room tor a new Mra. Schaefer Is a graduate of the Provenson property as ent Speaker of the Itouse. worheia were thrown out of k>- ish eoeporta. Labor membeiw of OF MAMCBBSTBR i _ ^ have required merchants to of- tnouble.’’ Coventry Qrs and now, 60 ceeded her father on the Board favorite—the offset machine. of Bulkeley IHgh School, Hart open q>ace In ttte town plan. Tw House members applaud- fer caA disoounts of 2 Tier cent oal offices, and the partya Oommona have warned the Oab- ford, and St. Joseph College, When she Insisted on staying, years ,. she has re- A Education, where he served The chuigeover would have PTA F air BUDGET TERMS ed Teato Ater hearing the Ju- in lieu of giving cuatomers trad- as chairman. chances in the netVxail eiectionB inet that It cannot force Ite coo- taken place much aocner except West Hariflord. She also attend A ifMridiiig raemt Dutdi CdonM the . officer grabbed her and celved a unique honor, nA The PTA Eair takes jdace to NAITONWIDB' dlclary Committee’s favorable ing stamps, claimed by more than a hand Mra. Koehler has Aso been WUsoa must call wKhin the next trowental hill through because for one drawback. Until now, ed the Uillveraity of Montreal, morrow on the school grounds GUARANTEED SEttVICE on a spacious lot? locked her tq> In a catrin. He tel- two yean looked dliiuner than of opposition within Uv party. report on his appointment to Rep. (Senard Spiiegel, R-Trum- ful A people. Mrs. Koehler waa active in the Second Congrega- Closed All Day offset duplicators were minia and la employed by the City of from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with an bitoiar p a n BVae TUerteg. the Superior Court bench. bull, reminded the House that eiriioned the German consuIAe, ever. But M^lsonh aides said the ture printing plants and re Briatol Board of Education. awarded a 60-year cerilficato to tlonA Church and belonged to auction sebedtded for 8 p.m. IVL 648HMR- reported he had locked up a the Fragment Society there. The voting left Labor In con prime nrinlater is detarmined to quired a qieclal operator, oon- Mr. Schaefer is a graduate of Connecticut firms are closely A troublesome German girl and mark thA many years as a As this is the one big money Sanitation Codes ued with the trading atam^ m- member A the Grange. Diuing her years in the Grange, trol of oidy 3S of the 368 town stand firm. atant cars and cleaning, and the WllHston Academy, HJasthamp- raising event of the year, to ' . Venion TonmlLlna Monday WE'VE GOT m HARTFORD (AP)-Landlords durtiy, and Rep. J oiT f Pa- ^^rSÂ dâ^ ^ celebration with aerved as secretary, oouncils in England and 'Wales. ton, Mass., and the Uirivenlty 'Rte. 6A Tblcjo|ttrilis.'Oiria A small dexterity of a card ahaik to ma support aoholarahips, oomper- who The Laborttea hold none of the nipulate the levera and roUan, of Hartford. He also attended violate baric sanitation pandrea, D-Merlden. aald the friends and relatives marked chaplain and Grace. Iriwcr Light fo r TV codes ore in tor another blow trading stamp industiy buys $25 “You have just locked up the the occasion recortly A. the In Parade major cktea. mix the Ink, position tha piqier Bates College, 'Letwiston, kfirine. Looking fo r ... conmil,” they told him. He spent Greater damage waa doeee NEW YORK (AP)—Success and control the output. He served wh the U.S. Army, if a bill paased by the Senate mlUion worth |of OtHinpcttcut- Koehler home on Merrow Rd., The Nathan Hale Ancient ETfe June-July-August ful usp (ri laser UgM beams to Thursday posses in the House. manufAstured merchandise a 20 minutes apolcgtolng to her. vdiere Mra. Koehler Uvea with and Drum Corps was one of the Unt year when Labor k s t Lon A new deak-top offaet duplica with a 19-mlonth tour of duty Japan taught ber one tiring, transfer television pictures mvI tor reducea most of the opera- The bill would permit tenants year, her daugîter, Esther and her mrits marching at the LoyAty don and other town halls that in Vietnam. He is employed as she sAd. 'T teamed to wAt on had not known CL Tory mayor for scientific electronic data to pho tiona to a single master dial, a programmer analyst. to petition the court and re son, Ekirl. Her husband died in Day Parade in New.BrltAn last tographic fflm haa created a and even has a plexiglaas cover quest tlKvt the dwelling be in- Districits Rem apping men and spoil them, because 1965. week. The Coventry group won generaUona. TMa time Lnbor high quality recording process that to expected of women in Ja- lost control of IS towm, won to keep the operator clean. The spected by a competent author- HARTFORD (AP)—The House „ She has four other married first prixe for ancient writs, add for broad appUcatkm In apace, ScriptamaUc 612 la so easy to Ity, who would then inform the passed and sent to the Senate , daughters also, who A1 live In ing yet another award to the back one oM saw Its minority military and commercial appli Yale Post Change dwindle everywhere etee. There handle that anyone from the landlord of violations. Thursday a blU that woAd re- Coventry,— j . Mrs. Eva “Kingsbury, “ ■> ever-growing list. Optical Style Bar, Inc. cations. was no voting in London bor- club president to " publicity NEW HAVEN (AP) — Jote If the conditlmw went unat- map the Adermanlc dlatricte of ^ Hkmlce Loyrim, Mrs. The Fifes and Drums have The laser makes possible re- Perry Miller, letiring dean of M VI a fuU warm-weather schedule chairman can become an expert tended tor five days, the tenants New Haven. service tor Its variety. Bmestins Conteasa and Mrs. ougba this time. productkui of TV picturea 40 operator after about 20 mimitew the Yeile Graduate Schoed, la to with the court Instead A the The Republican niembera A ***------Ekrise Edmondson. A appearances coming up, the WUson's forces kist a total of times sharper than those car become director of the imlver- 763 MAIN STREET--MANCHESTER, CONN. 637 toiwn oouncU seats in Eng of InotrucUon. Even more im landlord. Among the vlolationa the chamber pohited out that enter brio It Mrs. Koehler has seen many next of which la the opening of ried by today's home TV receiv portant from the financial chair slty’B Institute of Social Science. Gov. JAm Dempsey’s CounAl land and Wales and 18 In Scot ing sets, eald Dennis Woywood, would be took A heat, running a federal judge had already re- changes in her years in 0>v- P H O N E 643-1191 man’s point of view is that oo(fta The announcement waa made water, electricity, light, aewage mapped the New Haven diatiteto land. The Oomervatives won 630 an RCA engineer, at a recent in Thursday by Yale President V eotr?. She worked as a teacher ®®^ new seats and gained controls of are reduced to just ^ cent a dtopooA faculties and lAesta- and labeled the bUl "Irrelevant.” M o n O o r iiim herself tor many years, A the ™™brd- ternational electronics conven copy. Offeet, anyone? Kingman Brewster Jr. 17 more town councUs. tion here. tlon by rodents or other peats. __WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. one room SUver St. schoA teach The Lnfaor losses had been ex When recording electronic elg- A bruatlilaklng vtow of Mw Mw' PfHJTICS A TEST OF FAITH Thomas J. Dodd, D-c3onn., lias ing all eight grades until the pected. Public opinion polls con nals, the laser is 10 times faster Ur. luiicrfi Birthdfite Be ir u t —The Lebanese pAlU- caUed tor a moratorium on crit seventh and eighth grades tinually ahow the resentment of than any previous techniques from Iho windows of a comfoitaMn HARTFORD (AP)—The Rev. cA and religious power bAance icism A President Nixon’s 'Viet moved into the Center School A voters against the government and otfera much higher quality homo? Martin Luther King's Urthdate, la so deUcate ttaA convention nam peace efforts. In South Ctoventry. Thare’e i Lai 8aia{ For Yoa At WOODLAND DARDEN'S! that devalued the pound to 1967, than was obtalnaUe by any oth Jan. 16, sbAl be honored each dictates tiiA the prerideA must In a Senate speech Thursday During 28 years on the Board -raised taxes and put on other er system. The laser reproducer year by OonnecUcA schoA achU- always be a MaionitQ Cihrlstian, Dodd sAd, “We shoAd Alow A Education, ahe saw the end unpopular austerity measures, accepts signals from tape or dren according to a measure (he prime mlntotor a SunU Mos- President Nixon and his repre- A the one-room achool house ‘‘P laiti flnrt PIm m ^ yet still has not strived the na “live” TV and after the laser WE’VE GOT IT! approved Thuraday by the Gen- - lem and the speaker A the sentatives to apeak with one era, when the Robertson SchoA § U i e t a i 1^ l ^ | c L : tion's economic problems. The beam scans photographic film era! Assembly. Chamber A Deputies always a voice in an effort to end this was built in 1949. During her f r a n y r a r party was done still more dam to record the picture, the film The bUl directs the governor EBria Mloatom. ' war.” long tenure on the schoA board. age by the announcement just becomes a permanent hard Looking fo r... before the election of increases copy record of pictures or other WOODLAND y in the prices of eyeglasses and data. Y false teeth supplied by the Na tional Health Service. S,S06 LEPEB8 IN U.S.? Ironically, Wilson's position NEW Y(HIK—Doctors eoeperi- c fFORNIOTHER^ o r m o t h e r Ss m y as party chief appeared enced in the treatment of lepers outside the United States say strengthened despite the elec ^M ndrSiittiC Bfixed Pots tion defeat. His CaUnet agreed servicemen and businessmen Chrysantheinuin$ $4J 5 Thursday that Wilson must stay are oontacting the disease G o lf S h irt (Extra Large) Gm OcbImi as prime minister and informed abroad. There may be 3,500 Fnrhelae cases of leprosy in the United YouV nick Chrysler KemoFl Mock turtto favorite — from tee, to faliway, the party of this decision. This to gTMn — and off the couraa aa wail States now, they say. ■ Fortrel® polyester and combed cotton- Azaleas S3.35 knit CQmfort (Bed, WUto, Pink) ■ Patent^ action underarm gusset— Hydrangene , swing easy! African Violets A roomy family typo homo Wltlrâ ■ Two-inch longer tuck-in, all around— Geraniuois 99e I many, niaii|r m orel Boparotu bodromfwOBch of tho kfds? stay neat (large, All Colore) ■ Ckilors to mix, match or coor CAMP dinate . At Woodland Gnidene tfito to Look for Mm Panauln WE’VE GOT IT! Sizes S-M-L-XL AZALEA WEEK! Looking fo r... , I GiMitel Largei Bed, white a t jrink SHOW Chmeler Newport seser I Beg. 4,66 A liUidMrir o t ealarel SAT. MAY loth — 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. NOW ONLY $ SUN, MAY 11 th — 12 NOON - 7 P.M. Ilu it than ■ n BlMNit. ! 3 for $9.50 FREE ADMISSION /t iratwofMtl Tolland Agricultural Center IT.A.C. Bldg.) ButokSkylMkN ‘ Route 30, Vernon, Conn. Ite itandaRl V-8 hM SEE: • . - - moradii TREESI TREES! TREES! Shade and Ornementol Flowering Crab O CAMPING IN ACTION Wt only $8.06* a ^notw Ri pnoG^ (red, whiter pink), Puiple Leaf Plum, Gold A CpmpcKt homo that wfll produco en Chain, Mountain Aoh, Mejpwoim, Dog. 9 9 • CAMPING e q u ip : DISPLAYS wood (pink, white, tri-cAor), Cherry Kwnn- And Mar* only fOr opwwrs/ Compw.Then decide. Ife e\lnoh yeti’ll go (^ryeler. on hicamo for you? sen, Laririi and many, many more! • TRAILERS. TENTS. ACCESSORIES •■•Md Ml coawwl.on el iHMulMium'wpgMM itodi priew In MMt tobniwy 1, II for a CtHyakf Ntwpert idew • iMidlop MMl a Bulek 6kylwk Cutlen Moor hwdtop compwWIy raulp^ wilt V-8 Migl. MrtonMUol • FREE CAMPGROUND LITERATURE rtnrtna. pmm tn tm , puthtetton ladte, whit. elOmnll lira, md ddux. wtiral oovMaaadM Monte pwnenii, Meiadtog olurepUoori raulpnwni, dMtlnttion oiMiOM, iW. md loeal Umm, IrImmI, Ip- O KIDS / See "Smokey The Bear" OMMOO Md UotWlM tiM WE’VE GOT IT! • TRIBAL INDIAN DANCING by . THE DANCING DAKOTAS Chryatof lo r 78.0 V-B 383 C.I.D. No mattur what typu of homo you'rt Torsion Bara 8004 lookina for . . . WE'VE GOT ITi FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Ooyl. 2S0C.I.D. Nenltae IIDf 7M CAI Sprlnpa 870.1 SpoMored by the BAFCA Chapter No. 7 8oyt. 350C.I.D. of North Amerleaa Fkmlly dampen Aaaorlatlon Mek Ooyl. 2S0C.I.D. GOT THE NUMBER? 112* TM Oeyl. 3S0C.I.D. Coll Springa RT7jD munsingujear SoyL 2SOC.I.O. OMi 11R* TDJt SoyL 360C.I.D. CoUOprinoo tIM Mâ13 Ptotured toft: anwI-Stom Ooir BUrt with ooBar In 100% oombed ooMnn. A most oontatabte ehht. 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the winter montha la piehad up. tax’ IBan,” wlH be ehown. There ing, aUoed peacbeo, breed and South ITiruIsor It them am other gtoupa who wlR be a dtacuaoion period, re- butter, (French bread and but HouêVotK^. have not been oontoptad and fredhnuxtaa,. and alt friemM are ter at the high ndiool and Urn- who w«dd like a dm ito aw- welcome, too. otliy BdwardB School), milk. A MANCHESTIR'S Y ^ r System Announcement Electoral College Is Topic algnment they axb aaked to call aalad plwto la aerved dally at aitoer Mrs. Louiae Evans on •iim achool memw for next aehool and ’Timothy Ed- For Assembly C J L B J ^ J k . Few LW V Meeting Monday Main a t o r Roger OMtla on are aa foUowa; MonMy, acfaooL Only Fuel Oil Dealer BARBER LOCAL MO. 28 Dogwood Lana. The cooperation frankfUK in a roll, muatard, Maneheotor Evening Bar- H AR ITO R O , OHm. (A P ) — the League of Women Votera will be Mrs. Rodney KOburn, o f motortats is also needed aa reUah, oatoupv potato chtoa, oab- Open 24 Hours A Day! #111 hold a memberahlp meettaig cfaelrman, and M n . Walter WO- thara wffl to# many boya and bags and oam t salad, fruit cup Tbo Houoo gave unanlmoua ap- glrta walUng along tba road and cookie. apendewt, Oarel Mototain, t e L next Monday at 8 p.m. at the aon. All Interested guests a re p io wal I toiradny to tho Sanoto- Saturday mortdng and after- Toeaday, maoaaoiU,. tomato 644-8114. ■ar latBlal- Invited. amendod vortoon of tho annual New home of Mra. Richard Steven, MORIARTY BROTHERS Mm in * m i ooir RU litter Day ”°*’**' and haantaug oaaaarole, riweae aoalotw fain and b j ao doing 41 Timber Trail. Tho oubjeot of Mra. Lothoe Shrana, chairman Gills’ Program ' Wedge, buttered whole kemal in th* M o Whm you think of W liaru CurtouMrs F o r O w r doarad the way fo r a rafMun- the meeting will be "The Blee- of the Conservation Contmiwrion at Margaret Mary’s Gbnfrar 6om, appM crips with tapping, ot « w am - toral College.’’ TYPEWRITERS dum (XI tbo laauo. Barber Shop Hours | has announced that almost 30 emity of Christian Doctrine has bread and butter, mfik. How Ootnu Mobil V s o ff A The Mat time Cbmoctlcut bald Under dlocuoaian are a u c h youth group# will be partic^t- deel^Md a program eapeoiaUy WwMewday, grinden with Think of YALE rTf"W heating oil potpoM of tko pertinent questiona aa: Why was 10 am 8IU, la to a rafarandum on the taaiia of Ing in tomorrow’s lUd LRter for aevento and eighth grade meat, cheese, lettuce, and TTPBWRITBR SlOtVICE thla method o f electing a pmal- thi atfottoltoff oolhar- annual aeaaiona toa-tho General I Day. gMs tomorrow from 1 p.m. to tomatoea, potato riiipa, piokle 649-4B6B AonemUy waa in 1616, when the i WEEKDAYS: S dent chosen over direct popular In addition, Mrs. Evans hopes S pm. in tod Churoh Halt eUpa, pineapple tldUts and 42 8. Adams 8t., Manchester o f toMvtti of odaeaUoB.” TIm vote? Does an individual vote atotoo that "the team or propooal tailed by 6,000 votoa. that many people win oo-operate JoAnn O'Neil, Connecticut’s eookla, xntt. CALL 643-5135 S in each state carry weight in In thla clean-up project by re- reptesentotlve in Ameriea’a ihuroday, baked meat loaf ' f ragkal board of eduoattoo rftoB lit 1067 annual aeaaiona were 301 CCKTER SmEET M A N C H Ifn R approved overwhelmingly by the \ 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. I the. electoral college? Who .movlng roadside Utter from any Junior Mias Pageant w(U die- with tomato sauce, maahed po- > to m too aiChoritjr to ontar into etocta a president If no candi W t o e acMomonto” with toacb- Houae, but toe mwaaura died j vacant lots near.their homes. cuaa good grooming and fash- tato, buttered wax beans, cot MOTHEirS DAY that year wMbout action in the date receives a majority of ThoM who Uve near a neightx#- tons and wlU answer queettaxis tage .pudding with riiooolate CANDY—Y flenato. SATURDAYS: I electoral votes? hood recreation area, Mrs. Biv- regarding personal faafatte and saueS. bread and butter, milk, ISehiaffM, Candy ' P rior to 1884 toe General An- Leading the dlscuasian o f why ana auggeota, might take thla bow girls can look toelr best. Friday, qwghetti wlto tomato the ooUege was started, how it ARTHUR BRUa aemUy met annually, but tat that opportunUy to see that debris As an added treat the fUm aaooe, cheese wedgea, tooaed Read Herald Advertisementg CRCEO Meeting year a biennial naaainna amend 8KK)A.M.fo5:00P.I^ works and reasons for change which has collected there over enttUed, "1666—Amerloa’a Jun- green aalad with French dreoa- ment waa adopted. Planned Jnne 4 Before approving the bin that win oend the taaua to tho votora Tho Capitx)! Rodion Council of tor approval, Houae M ajority Boctod OOdala (CatCDO) haa Leader Call Ajello oald oivery For MOM on MOIHEf^’S DAY aehadulad Ita third annual moot- day that panoea "oonvlnoan mo more and more of the neraaaity tar lo r June 4 at 6:10 p.m. la tor the Houae to meet more too Gaidtol BaUvoom o f tho often.’ ’ . ORNAMENTAI. TREE Haittocd mtan Botol. Minority Leader Stewart B. H m faatnred qâtor will bo MdCtamey aaid, "TMa ia one Aithur J. Lumaden, prwaliiaiii oubject that both ddea of toe FLOWERING CRAB WHITE BIRCH o f tho OraateryHaitiord Cham- aMle ttelleve in completely.” bor o f OommoTM. Hla aubjoct Rbat toe legidatora tod not MOUNTAIN ASH win bo “AchloTinr Op- note, however, wan that Gov. WHITE pontamitlea — A SoldUon to Ur Jdm Dempoey ban oonttatuoua- CRIMSON MAPLE ban PioblomaL" ly opponed amntal beoatooi of DOGWOOD CRCBO diainnaa Lowla B. toe General AanemUy. Romo, major of Bloomflold, Dompeey, who la credited or S K OUR ■ aald today, "T h i* meettnr rop- Uamed with havtatg kUtod the mamta the Ooundl'a rMQMnae idea o f annual nenslons d u rii« LAROE saEcnoN to PraaiAaat Niaon’o oaH ftar the 19to conotltutlonal conven- TSlT a groatw alUaaoe betwoen buai- tkxt, win have no opportunity ANNUALS aoao and gorenunent Strangth- to do anything about the mat BOY oniag the Uan between primte ter now, however, baeauoe pro- PERENNIALS and poblie aectom of our ragian pooed conntltutional amendniMita la naoaaaarj, i f we are to main- are not nufajeot to gubernatorial VeOCTARLE PUNTS tala the economic atrangth and veto. TOMATO ACRES OF FAMILY BRAND BARGAINS ON EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME & FAMILY oompattUre vitalltj of the Cap DBJVERfi) FRESH ital Ragian and o f the munlei- paHtiea within ita bordera.” Eggg Bored Him PUNTS DAILY Now ofOcera of tbo CRCBO win bo aoat ed at the Juno 4 an HERMOSA b e a c h , rwiw nual meetlag. Manoheotor (AP) — atevs M. Northern, B, EM B A R K ' M ajor Nathan AgoottnoIU, now Is home from Vietnam with BIBN’S Fun In The Sinii traaaurar, wm rapoitadlj bo- throe S ilvw Stars, five Dlattn- AULEAS O N A G R E A T como too now chairman. Vernon gulahed Flying Croeaea, 16 A ir DRESS HOSE Major Jobs Orant' and Bolton Medals and a Purple Heart SHOPPING Ftaat Seloetman Richard Mbr- Aa a porarescueman, he flew PINK - RED -JWHITE , (HeraU Fhotos bjr Pinto) more than 240 combat FASHION FINDS ra are expected to be named 48c P r. Valoe ADVENTURE to the execuUTe board. Harud Porchenm,-left, and James Norris studyinAf tossed coin (arrow). aboard heUoters, rescuing LAVENDER downed fUera being toot at by Mr. lamiaden haa been chief / ■ ' Rib knit hose, sturdy axeeuthre and adminlatratlve of the enemy. He aaved 61 men. EVERGREENS — FRUIT TREES CLEMATIS reinforced heel and too. CULOTTE Mancheater Factory Outlet to a ficer of the Greater Hartford C A job aa an Air Force cook A a st daric colors. One complete department stove of Bolton was first soufdtt fay Northmn toto ftU a U . ferin g unsumajMed values frtsn of C lor the pact U jeara. He ll.... . Amenoa’s Finest Manufao- haa plajed the principal role in who will receive the 1969 Avco- JOHN E Aviation Space Writers Associa SHIFTS turers. Families wbo gat Into the derdcpment o f Oonotitutlan the Factory Outlet haMt will Ftaaa, the otaginc of the “Toora tion Hehcopter Herahsm Award lunlor Boys’ Oottan Porcheron Wins Coin Toss, next Tuesday at Dayton, lacdPln the selectmen's office, 17. As did his recent show at PAINT TRAY & 168 McKee St, May 17, Qmcor- but so many onlookers appeared Guess who won? the Willard Gallery in New dla Lutheran Church. that it was moved to the Com York City, It stresses colored R O LLB t SET Robert Elmer Flath, East munity Hall. Ttiere were top press, which 4s quoted in ceramic reliefs, tiled panels, Hartford, and Diane Helen officials from both parties; PBC interests of sav- and samples of work In 39c Klimaa. 107 Sycamore Lane chairman Douglas Cheney, a Ing the town the $700 In ai\other gouache, sculpture, woodcuts Argus Super 8 Electric Eye election, I would be willing to May 17. sizeable contingent of Demo and weaving, the latter de 7” dynri roller with . - MMhael George Zolvik, New crats and Down Counsel Harold flip a coin. . . 'The Democratic signed by Hayes and executed handla Complete with Laws. party has pledged itself to cut by his wife. York Ctty, and Marilyn ESaine tray. For any type ’ly nie new look for spring and ZOOM CAMERA KIT Baakind Judd, Wapplng, Hay As moderator of the election, ting expenses In Bolton. I feel Hayes has lived In France for 10. Mrs. Agnes Kreysig had the that one can solve this problem seven years, returning to Con summer. A short sleeve slipon BoildiBg Permit job of tossing the coin. easily and save the town $700 necticut in December with 'his Just drop In cartrid ge that can be used milich more With crew neck and pocket. and shoot . . . the elec Rlaao Pooi Co. for Raymond Winner Porcheron. in a pre fam ily and setting up residence pared statement later, s a f d, profitably for other needs ih and studio in Mantoe^ter.' tric eye does the rest 1.88 Healy, swimming pool at 14 town." BAND AID Choose from swinging solids Shallow Brook Lane, $2,000. ‘‘Bolton owes Jim Norris a.yote Includes camera, pis of thanks for his work- on the Late Wednesday» night Re PLASnO STRIPS and w ild atripea. Sixes S-M-L. publicans had not yet decided tol grip and batteries. Public Building Oommlssion. Computers Have a whether or not to- accept the "Naturally I'm very happy ■Slock 'l^ eft Probed offer, but yesterday morning H e a rt o f Ck>Id to win this seat and certainly ^ t • . Ti < found, ^ Morra and Licitra again BOSTON (A P ) — The Maaaa- commend Jim for his sports- PETERSBOROUOH. N. H. conferring, and, with the.cain- chuMtte attorney general's of manshlp.' (AP) — There’s a little bit of didates’ agreement, the sLage Tin of 46 plastic fice is premnUng evidence to a gold In the heart of eVery com "I pledge f^l effort In behalf was set for the night toss. Mor- stripes. Suffolk County grand jury con puter made here. / ' of my town' and ênd my ra professed himself "very hap cerning what Informed sourcea The surface of tiny finger tabs^ SPRIND thanks to all my supporteip and py that the money would be aay ia the theft of several hun the 607 people who voted for me. on printed circuit cards are 9 dred thousand doUan 'w orth of saved.’’ plated with 125 millionths of an SPEGIU.I At the same time I Intend to School Menu securities from the brokerage inch o f the precious metal at work for all 3,600 people In Bol Monday, Bolton Elementary QILLETTE houae of MerrlH Lynch, Pierce, ton.” Honeywell’s Computer Control School special, com, butter- Fenner and Smith. division manufacturing plant. Morris, in bis statement of- scotch p ilin g; Tuesday, hom- RIGHT GUARD A aqxikeaman from the attor fered sincere congratuja- burg gravy The tabs are the electrical con ney general’s office said Thurs with rice, gre^n Uons" to Porcheron and said and w-ax — _ tact points that tie the circuit day that a ftatement would be w-ax beans, Iced white cards to the rest of a computer released wfiM the grand jury hoped to be able to "serve cake; Wednesday, s h i e l d s pie system. THIS SATURDAY *"**®'’' again.’’ with mashed potatoes, ede acted. He declined further com While a heart of gold doesn't ment. Both political partlea have slaw, brownies; Thuroday, meat 7 oa. aiae; the fam ily make a computer's softwans daodorant. Edward N. McMlUlaa, vice claimed credit for the decision sandwirtves, potato chips, cel- f r o m to bring the contenders to a ery and cairot sticks, coddes any softer. It does make the 1 to 4KM) president of the brokerage firm, V ■ ■ ‘ coin toss and thereby save the and applesauce; Friday, toma- hardware- last lon^r. The gold referred all queries to the com plating is designed to Improve pany’s pubUc relattona office in town money. (o soup, toasted cheese sand- According to Firot Selectman wlches, pears. the electrical connection. ]ând New York. preiênt c o n ^ o n . RISE 11-ox. CUSTOM WEBBED ALUMINUM F'OLUINB Women's and ChUdren's La Rue Applegate, an em- Richard Morra (R ), he and Se- Bulletin Board lectman Joseph U d tra (D ) the St. Maurice Council of Cath- p loje there, was quoted by the TV St0f Ronald McDonald In person. SH AVE lO M I FIBERQLAS DRAW DRAPES Beaton Record American as day after the electiop dlscuosed olio Women w31 hold a rum- LOUNBE A MATOHINB F0LDIN8 CHAIR Ibe Issue and decided to con- mage and bake sale tonight Identify ObUaclea SNEAKERS aaylng: "It'a a two-year-old Wash and hang . . . no tact their reapectlye town com- fpoin 6 to 9 and tomorrow from CHICAGO—To avoid home ac Lightweight and stunly. Featur Constructed durable LOUNGE ironing necessary, Pinch mUtoe chairmen and can- 9 a.m. to noon at the church, cidents, a paint company sug 58c ed ore extra strong contoured duck uppers. Long MOU MEN GET TB d ld a ^ . At that Ume. Morra Cub Scout Webetos wlU-have gests adopting industrial color Id^ is xsyr kind of place. pleated. Choose from as wearing solee. Selec reported, the Republicans were ■ their final meeting of the year, TM. double tubular aluminum wma CHAIR Pair ATliANTA —Almost twice os safety codes. All low overheads, Rag., Itans and mmthol. sorted decorator solid tion of colors. Wom- ^ wUlln^, but Porcheron wanted with badg;e awards, with rugged frames accented by Reg. 4.M pr. enis ^ e e 5-10; $;irla’ mmaf men. aa womeo develop sharp comers or unexpected colors. $ ’ to go through with the election from 7 to 8 at at. Maurice fully.shiqMd seats and backs 4.99 lengths, 84” . 78” , B-3; Infants’ 6-8. tabMcutoaia. FIgurea ’ jitat re- steps should get yellow and •o arrangements were started Churoh. black diagonal stripey. First-aid laasad tor i m by the U.8. tor a special election. United Methodist Church wUl Obmmunlcafale Otaaaae Ctanter equipment needs a o ^ o f blue DMiOonSir. Cec#. n o After meeting with a group hold a bake and garden sale paint. Bright red IdenUfias all Uot $M66 man and 16,6U of Democrats at the Bolton Lake tomorTow from 10 a.m. to 2 woman aa acquiring acUve in fire extinguishers or such ffare ^ Center St^ Mceidiefter Hotel Wednesday night. Per- p.m. and a car wash from 9 causes as cleaning fluids, gaso cheron iaoued a stateiment to a.m. to 4 p.m. line and other flammablss. HARTFORD RD. & PINE ST. MANCHESTER • OPEN DAILY & SATURDAY 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. • MONEY BACK GUARANTEE 1* EANCHESriBB EVENING HEBALD. ICANGUBSTEB. CONN., EBIDAY, MAY 9, 1909 UlNfthU ftnouih, though FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1969 S t r u t t i n g FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1909 Pages 19 to 36 to Rarfs Virus Beaumont Ends Season aoMUftty hrtlUftat . . . Oia boat . Current Uidd* paitormancft la that of U li Dftrwas ftft W n ^ m . . . nia Near Ahny Center With Slapstick MoUere lO aer,’ with SOO y e a n bohlad tt, Quotes oan appear oither that ok) or Digan Already Planning Parkade Group «!• wM» ■ttaclxd ta jtm lM «a r> r t n AMooiATBD ra i By WnXJAM OLOVKB dialogua, the moaie background htaftdknew. Hem K’a bafneplaoe Elects Tuesday DamatosBuy atty et tnaha Doolonr mmI Bpi- “TIm pwpftcti for ftn an AP Drams om e breaka aReraately trpm tradl- in between.” Motagy RawMtJi C9«t«r mdoli ttonal faarpalehord muakiga Into c ilv e Bamen, Hew York For Youth Commission lOUft iwftoft and frowth dl NKW YORK (AP) — A Tftf<- MITES The Parkade Karohanto Aseo- CheneyHome . „ ^ «_ w i flnaiicad latth ft |M0,00»____n d„ to _ _ toUoftr____th* ce— ttow _on „c t MbUero’a,"llwlOaar” rack guitar thumptog, the davto- nmes; “...The pertormaoce, WMh tha K gnchgater Board ot forco, help channal It conatruo- otettan will elect offloara and ky a "Mini grangrftHt Irarafrom theth DugwayDqrm y teattogtMUng hoattlktea inIn VietiiamW taftm are torfto' teatoonn) teatoonad with burleaquetwrIaaqiM tom- tof» «< 'William Bolcom. my frtonda, is magnifloent but D ttw te n aohedulad, at tte JtaM ttvely,'or ws let tt go pell mail ‘fSi to toa OHtod Matoa oetoer. (Might than they are paint- foolery wliate up the Unootai ■**>• wnawmbla prooento not gieat. Ibe BrltUi national 8 maatthg, ta oonoldar an dfdiii. into SDS or other such groups. board members at its On Otis S$. b«to dkiBBmred In _ ^ toe atohom, Robert W. «d."—Daniel P. Moyidhan, oenter Repertory Oompany sea- torough Ore plot oomplexitlea o< Tbeater weuld do batter ... UMM tor tha eraotioa o t a Youth “ The 70’ s obould be fuitaatte meeting Tuesday memtag at 9 ^^dnuda near Ota Amy*a Cawm- MtoreP, wrote Dr. Jaokaon diat pwideHt Nixon’s advifer on ur- son at the Beaumont Thealer. avarice, afear croaaed romance probably the dear old Otamedle as youth-centered yeara. There Tha original and htaloile R. CotnmlMlcB, tantattva plaiM are o’clock in the Community Room **wa wea* never inlonaad . . . ban toStotoa. Some risks involyed ih auch ***ectable fortitude. But I liked It vary mucdi indeed. terms ot numbers. ’They a r e has been punebassd by Roy- ' tog Ohrrlad out ac Dugway, ax- buatoeaa conunuilty la guilty of pletdy conquered in the produl- Roger Roblnaoa gives an Indl- . . . A fun ervenhig. Undemaad- for a graup to oxgahlaa this year Sears Roebupk to presldant brigMer, more affluent, more Two speakers win be heard. Ynond F. Damato and Looia C 2?* J toltova unethical practlcee, but since tion that opened Thuradsy vtduahstio atsmp to the valet- tag and very enjoyable." and to go into oporatlon for the concerned, end they are push David Bram, representative, ton* to* ***^^1' 2™ 2 ' toe vlctlme are mart often the idght, but tt averages out ae a acamp; Ull Darvaa does the ------■ 1888-70 school year. ing for the right to vets. Dahsato from Ihs sntoto o f ■ . ’ « s I far a teefantoal Journal, RetaU Development Asaoolatioa, yytog ow w V M wm d ^ puop Mjul the eldeiiy, I want to dlvetttag and oertaialy smooth- matchmaker fait as though R Dlgun. coordinator o f youth .“Hopefully, we can start a J. Hoh. Revlewa. la 1N7 ^ aorvlcoo for (ho Kannhartcr will talk about program promo IM bat mmimd Sanoo tte””reai5bi waot tawtytolng poeolble to give ly staged enterlatanwnl. was writteu for her and St^^hen Astronaut-Aquanaut leoognitloa o f thto youth pow tion. Louie Paatore, executive The Damotca an tba owpsts epaelal attention to theae oobool ayrtam, propooed the er, o r youth abStty, In a con- R la elted In tba new adl- talned suggastsd a natural tians- Robert Bymonda ptoy. the ti- Quits To Enter Business Idaa tor a Youlh OommUalon. director, Connecticut Retell o f Damato Utaterpriaas o f K aa- Rassparts Magartne by groupa.” —Virginia Knauer, ape- ■trucUve way —by forming tbe The propooat la batag backed Kerehanto Asooclatton will dis rtwster, developen of the first yrlter Seymour M. ” .. .**?•■. ^ ®ta““ clal asristant to Preeident Nixon aft momenta »i»e e t >®tor SUee than Blythe Danner WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Navy Youth Oommisaicn, os one ef by Town Kanogar Hobart Waiaa cuss C R K A membership. huUdtag in tba Nditti End fta- y «tol». Bobby Clark, Intact save for Me «»»tol be wW»ed, certataiy a teas Cmdr, M, Scott Caipentar, who fort.’ ’ The nominating committee M to aeourwy rtearanoe dir- ^ if tt la not p,-,/rw nplnr and ratsteihv »«note Ifhriaae than Muve baa been both astranaut and and has tba informal approval hewal ana. With tbd new par- Dugway pnetag gromds to Bi SUSI bee been eerving the Heese •w aer o f tho Board o f Dtaaotora. has presented the foUowfog ebsM, they now own 0k aput> ttM »^"g oenter near which • • eduoattonT” —Vice President h * hurts a McOulre. aquanaut, aaya he Is retirtag aiate: for > YIA M . Per a cemptele PRH IN M KfH M I a f Digan's tantattva jdana call merit huOdtags In tbs Totan o f SMO sheep died last year from P«- quill pen with dartboard accum- David Haye fllte the stage frwn the se^ce July t to enter for tho aftnlntmont of two Hull W ill Speak Raymond Demencuk, King’a was Skeptical of this eccpto- torts against campus Reserve ^ tV balcony, grabs Me tom wh an eiabomtely rickety to«toem- . your home by a TenaSe Centaol I xpeit, tuparvlMd Manoheoter. rapraoantaUvoo from each o f 10 prartdeot; Robert Sahmione, V3L® * ****** * * ^ * * * ***^ “ slmort tour yearn ottlcere ’Ttalntag Cbrpe by the flneet technical staff, phene our neerest The R. O. Cheney ntanolon P’®- hend around ai haMater durb« a home that seems likely to col- Q «P«»tor, 44, to one of the acbooli, iRua the Yean Canter To Republicans Radio Shack, vice presldant; n . vlra. mdibodlea, which hunt tor tost casta and gleefully lapse momentarily, and Itie/soa- 1^1 offlcei George Vrost, Connecticut wawfc at one time was the home end lm iMMteted to tho iliM p hod indicotod to ino thot — —■ and ‘Ihe Depot — M In aU. howls, “iUia, who’s thle?” And turning by Jamea Hart Stoane became the second Amerl- Aralstant State Senofte Klnor- and Trust, treasurer; Harry eetete of (he R. O. Chaney fam ^l!Srfo.ônhl«ls«M “ total with VBE can to ortdt whan he pUotad Au The 10 Bttioola are Konches- SpecUd Schooling BO on. Sts ttie buffoon concept. tty Deader T. Otaric HuQ o f Dan- Ooheh, DbLi, secretary. ily. It overiooked tbe tamBy bi the Di«way-8alt already In progreee at rora 7 OB Kay A m s. in Au tar High, Bart OatboUc High, owned Cheney Mills, wtd etUl WASHINCrrON — Office of Director Oarl Weber hasn’t al What other pceas erlUos said: 6 4 » - l« 4 t HowoU Chnwy Tooh, Kanohaa- burj^ wia -be ttM guest apeaker FV>r the board of directors: Lake CRy area. The arttlhodlea Dougway.' gust 1BB7, he left the space pro provides a panoramic vtSsr of Bduoation offlclele estimate that Richard White Jr., New York tar Community CMlaga, tih. ^ ‘DModay at a meeting o f ttM Kaittn Broder of Norman KU- A recent epidemic of VBB In lowed only the leading player gram to take part In bie Navy ihe Oonnecticttt River VeHey, a n produoed b y' Venuudan FOet: "... The ‘lOser’ is not Junior High, Bennat Junior Mancheeter Repifolioan ’Ttawn ler’s, John M. Stone o f 81m- aephelftls (C K B ), a Vvneiuela, Colombia and Pana 20,M» to BO,000 victims of the auch abeer visual miscMef. undersea UVtag experiment including Glaetonbury and Hart among the Lincoln Center Re High. Oommittoe. Ha w ill speak about mona Shoes, (Serald Lalonde of inoapacttaUng and ma canned at least IM deaths, IBBS-BB epidemlos of Oerman Young love dances barefoot called Sealab. BLISS TERMITE CONTROL COUP. ford. pertory’s major triumphs, but it Aloo: St Jamae’ Scbool, legislation and pioUemS before W. T. Grant, Michael Dwortdn eowsttmea fatal dleeeee. aooording to the bacteriological meaalee w ill enter schoola soon. atop the boots of her enamored, Announcing faU retirement is a thoroughly satisfactory ren m V. OP BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., In C. • EST. 18B9 Orades 7 and 8; Aaaumption the State Aaeembly. of Liggett RexaU, and PerraulL During World War H tt was While ne easaaof tha dlaaeae revlewa arUola. Until recently Kaay of these who suffered (.lapatick m e le » occur with r»- Thursday, Carpenter declined to beartag or vlaian handlcape will current seat, dition of Mobere at his SMiooI, Gndaa 7 and 8; S t O iffee and douglmuto w ill be kixiwn as Pioneer House, and Maelf have been reported, the the dtaeasB was limited to say what bustaess hs would en The meeting wiU be at 8 p.m. served. horaos but has begun to spread need apedal educalicnel teclU- To further the acoenUng of 1W OMbM a Lavgast hi CaniL Bridget SebooL Grades 7 and ta the KuMcipal BulMtag Hear State worictag a t Pioneer Para- pTri-ww. of antibodies la ter or where, but said he would ohute, then in tbe Chsoey m i rigidly among humaiu. Use to reach Ihatr pcfenttel modern physical over daesic Douglas watt, Dally News: 8; and St Bartholomew’s ing Room. ^ caueed Iqr sspomtn to be to oceanognpMe work. complex, lived then. ” . . . A dafinito public health School, Grades 7 and 8. Hull, an attorney. Is serving la nonnally ear- menace could be Imminent to Digan stfd today th at avan- Ms fourth term in the State Comet Artist Standtag on 2.6 oeree of land, tpally, the grotq> may Include in recent yean it bee bouesd Had by moaqultoea and was both North and South Amarlca,” Senate, h i 1B66, I m had been commonly in the tha artkde rqpresentatlvaa from out^d- one of those oonaidered for the In SA Concert aeven luxury-Wpe epertmsnto, igkme o f Oantnl achoM, w orid iv and unomployad GOP nomination for govem r. ntatatag many of the features youth. and South Amarlca. The Dug The nomineftton went to BI. Ken Smith of Australia, a of the old manaloa —parquet way area la dry daoart country. Tanker Aground, "As I sea thtags,’* Digan said Oleyton Qengras of Weet Hart- cornet-trumpet virtuoso, wUl flooring, wood-paatted walls, dapaitment spMces- "the 80’s were traasUtanal foixli present a program at the Hart cathedral osUtags, walk-ln doe- years, in which our youth eU eto, and one apartment with and at Dug Man Aboard 111 HuU, 47, to a graduate o f Yale ford Salvation Army’s Annual Students from Howell Cheney 'Technical School and East blood. From left to rlgM, Mark J. Anthony and Daniel W. Sea- over itiM country began to be University and of Harvard Lew three working ftrepteoee. way pravtng grounda had no Music Feature Monday at 8 Caftiollc High School dtocusa posters they are using in cam vette of Cheney Tech; Richard Ricci and Robert LupaccMno KM1 * on whether tasting heard In many waya." School. He to a Wtorid W ar n Raymond Damato, president SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) p.m. kt East Hartford High paigns at their schools to urge their olasemotes to donate o f East CatboUc. (Herald photo by Pinto.) pngram s with the virus w en In "Itahappy with tUnge aa they vetw an o f the U.S. Arm y A ir o f Damato Enterprieee, deoUiMd — A Britiah oU tanker heeding School. pnwnm at the oenter. were, t i i ^ went Into poUUoe Shroe. He to vice preeident and ------^------to dtocloae the price paid for But anikor H « «h Wednaaday for Ban Juan wtth an injured (Kennedy-KoCartfay), ttjey rose member of the Board of Kan- A native New Eealander, SELF - CLEANING OVENS Smith is described by Ms col Bryda, Legion Dr., Rockvliae; ♦>® P»P®rty, nor woidd be latter tram Dr. Jo- mun to need of medical care iq> on oampusea, they Joined agera of Danbury Hospital; is RockviUe leagues as the best trumpeter Student Drive Eyes John Barber, Warren Ave„ Vei^ comment on the flitnn Jaekaon of the Unlver- nm aground Ttaraaday night at VISTA, the Peode Ooipe, the president o f the Danbury Oom- non; Shelia Havey, Grave St., “®® **• additional land RevltaUsatloa Ooipa in Hart ta Australia. s ^ of WeMgaa Pubbe Health the mouth of San Juan Bay. Tht minlty Ohest, and to manager Hospital Notes RookvUIe; Judith RawcUffe Ro- acquired In the purebaaa. Sttooei Indlcattag that as early ford, end other orgonlxatianB. The cmcert is open to the U.S. Coast Guard ordered tbe APPLIANCE of the Chert drtve. virttinr honr. ue i-iui to a R«vUle; Arnold John- He stated thaft extensive re- as u n Dugway ptanned to con- TtMy took up Olvfl Righto, pubUo and Ucketo may be ob busy harbor deaed today. H e was named the Danbury tained at the Hartford Salvatlcm Young Blood Donors m J J- ’ ” ^ renovation, wfll be duot n sm reh on tho vaa. drugs, the voting age, Vietnam, JO’S Young Kan o f the Ybar This is what Dr. Jackson had ’Ihe ridp to ttM 21480-tan Vot- and many nihar taeuoe. Army Cltedel, 886 Asylum Ave., teltotv w lM re^y to t Caesar. Ter- mode, begtaning Immediately. vata, owned by Sbdl Bermuda and holdB the Danbury News- Younff blood will fill the donor bags of the Red Choss to a Vemon; Geesgtenna "without destroying any of the to say la Um latter: or at the door the night of the (Overseas) Ltd. and registrted “ Now, aa we go toto Om 70’s, Times Civic AcMevement Bloodmobile Tuesday, if campaigns to sign up 18-year- ‘ Belanger, Cider Mill Rd., EUtag- classic charm, style or features •tt was fat Kay, 196B, while we eldier work with this energy performance. '''c CENTER Award. old blood donors are successful at East Catholic High ®rs. R®Jeanne Soucy and o f the building." In London. She wus an route 1 waa caettag about for a Job Admitted Wednesday: George wiUtagton; Mrs. Judith Ihe E. J. HoU eetete was as a vtrologlet, that I was ap- front Venesuela wttb a cargo of School and Howell Cheney Technical School. proadtad by Dr. Victor J. Ca- oil for Europe. If you never used your oven, you'd never hove to clean it! Wouldn't it be bet- Five Take Oath Students at each acboM o r e ------Lavoie, Origgta Rd., Rockville; Stone and doitthter. Sunny- represented ta the transaction bam, than wtth the Arm y prav- A Coast Guard spokesman now oonduettag a drive to urge ment programs within their Mlary Staohowlak, Grand Ave., view Dr., Vernon, and Mrs. by Atty. Richard Woodbouas. ing grounde at Dougway, Utah. said a harix>r pbot wee aboard h Of Citizenship their cilasomates to give blood schools. Heading the program RockviUe; ’Tracy ’Tuttmt, Ware- Mtoahefth Regan and daughter. The Damatoe were r^wesented Dr. CebelU strongly enomiraged at the time the Valvata went Thinking fences? at the BloodmobUe’s mcntMy at Etest OathoUc are Robert house Point;^Floyd Hewitt, Rue- by Atty. Paul R. Miute. jn s to consider an opening at Mancherter, ’Tuesday at LuiqMccMno, the senior class aground at ttie east aide of ttm ter to have a Self-Cleaner oven from NORMAN'S? Come m. let our experts Call Walpolt.'. ■ !h, trtii (■:. Ill,II (u-jijtitiil i.inqiM inve eiancneswr area resi- Lutheran Chunch on president, and Richard Ricci, sell Dr., Toiland; David Duell, the pravtag grounds. channel at 10:80 p.m. dents became U.8.cltizenB ta pitkln St. from 12:46 to 1:46 drive chairman. Heading tho MUe HiU Rd., Tolland; Shiitoy "He explained that they were Six tugs wmked to tree the ’• ' (i;tt,>ront slyl,-. 1 fuiMi’iim -.ii. )M huiulinos. ,incl tujdt].'; tcriii . to,. , -ih i,- .onn naturahasttan ceremoniesheld p.m. ^ program at Cheney Tech ere Ntoholson, WhMteorville; R ite carrying out an extaiulve ra- sMp. ’Ihe Coast Guard sold ttM YEWS soareh project to develop meth SOOfoot ohonod was blocked by show you the newest in Self-Cleaning Ronges from the largest selection bi ta U.8. District Court a t Hart- Under OonnedUout' low, per- Anthony, vice president, Hickey, Ptae St, Cryrtol Lake, ods for starling epldemles with the vessel. ford this morning. Judge T. sons under 21 may donate blood, Daniel Scaveftta, presl EUlngtcn, and Linda Brinkley, Uprisrht, 16”-20” High .. Venexuelan equine encephalo- hut a permisston aUp must be ^ Student Ooun-cU. Prospect St., RwAvUle. Upright, 2-2V& Ft. High .. She went aground near the Emmet Claris presided. m y^lls virus’ . . signed by their parents. TIm The (Inab hour of th» Blood- Dtecbarged Wednesday: Shir- U p rig h t, Ft, High ., spot where the tanker Ocean From Mandiester: Desmond 2 ^ - 3 In a telephone interview Dr. ___ Manchester! drive at the two sriKxds is die- mobile visit wiU be especisUy fey Nugent, V illage St., Roefc- Spreading, 2-2V4 Ft. Wide Jackaon reconfirmed Ms con- broke to two more than a B. and Mrs. Desmond (Maura) signed to arrange appoint- set «Mide fo r the young donora. vlUe; Pieter Taroha, Stafford Spreading, 2U-8 Ft. Wide r a r ^ with Dr. Cabelll. Of- ^“ tog thouwmd. of Egan o f 34 Delmont St. - mento, get permtosion slips Regular donors wtH be oc- Springs; C2arence Kellem , South Spreading (Nigra, Deep Green) fifsifoiK DuMfWEy sid Dr. MtWkw® o f oil into tbo so& find Fromi South Windsor: M r s . signed, and to arrange trans- cepted from 1:48 to 6:46 p.m. St, RookvUIe; Harry LU>by, baOl left the testing center in folding tbe harbor and beach Oenda Harpln, 063 Pleasant postation to the Bloodmobile ------Middle Butcher Rd., EUtagton; 2-214 F t. W i d e ...... m i. Valley Rd., and Mm. OM- from sebooL ' t - TTie average d ty dweller Esther ’Troy, Oakland Rd., Wap- Full and n ic ^ shaped piants, 10 years and aider. The article in bacteriological leen Boxx, 112 Ooxxlon Dr. This is (he first tim e in Han- dlrecUy and indirectly, ping; Gregory Gibbs, Bancroft Very reasonable. levlewe reporting the existence Ji>^^Self-Cleanin 0 O ven T h a t WESTINGHOOSE From Ooventry: Mrs. Irene Chester where students are about 180 gallons of water a Rd., RocfcvUIei Joyce Joy, of the Vee antibodies In Utah Bast Longmeodow, Mass., 886 Shaker Bd., ToL (418) 886-8841 Roy, Wood T roll. ^ leading btood donor recruit- day. Emily Dr., Rockville; Cathy 44 Baldwin Rood, Biaiichester—644-8049 speculated that they nuiy have L IM E H DRUB been introduced by rnlgratory Lets You See What's Cooking! ELECTRIC 3D.INCH birds. Tbe only pointa in the PAANADE \ UMteiUnited States where the virus OPEN V haa bbeen reported are In Flor- CANOPY SLIDE-IN and Delta, Louisiana, A M . to 10 P.M. And only G.E.has ill three auQiine of the arti- RANCE w M i 30" Custom SELF GLEAN OVEN Build it yourself and Automatic Range Grand Opening Tomorrow, May 10th, from 12 noon to 8 p.m.
P-73> Oven cleans Itself completely, electrically . . . baked-on grease and grime simply vanish! • Simplest to cookon, easiest SAVE! to clean, highest in quality • • Automatic Rotisserie ^fanopy eye-high controls are just the right height and • Meat thermometer up front * Self-clean oven • Automatic Sensi-Temp unit with lcK)k-in window cleans with Grill faster and easier for as little ANTIQUE AUTO as 60 per cleaning (based on AVAIUBLE IN ALL 20 per KWH) • Plug-out Corox- surface units and COLORS chrome trim pans remove for fast, easy clean-up • DIRECTIONS!- AT NORMAN’S i , The Museum Is Gonvenientiy Located In Manchester On Slater Street, MUSEUM Just South Of Interstate Highway 84, Near 1-84, Exit M . No holes to drill in wall! Free standing THERE’S A PRICE TAG Y p U lI n ''units of Inttrloc® shelves and Spindle- Flax® poles are easy to assemble . . . fit The Only Antique Auto Museum In Connecticut— I" beautifully in any decor. Choose from 3 LIKE OH AH EASY CLEAN decorator styles. WEStiNGHODSE (kimbine V ^ - ■ as many units as you like. A long-time hobby of .two Manchester men will be revealed to the public at noon’to- Add on later! * M A G IC C H E E f ELECTRIC 30-INCH * only antique car museum here wtth more than 26 InUrloc# shelves vehicles of yesterday which they have collected. It will be operated by Charles S. Burr with prs-drillsd holes INTERLOC °"'7 ELECTRIC RANCE connect quicKly end SHELVES president ot C. R. Burr & Co., Inc., wholesale nursery, and Edgar H. Cla^rke. head ot the easily. Offers un TERRACE TO P RANCE limited d e s in pos 14” X 36” vKa. sibilities. ^ ■ 'mdud^ a 79^6 B r t t ? r b ''-|4 " i ' k '®"9-«+«blished Manchester concerns. The museum will • Simplest to cook pn, eas include a 1936 British-built three-wheeler Aero Morgan whicb is one-thi?d tricycle, one-third iest to clean, highest in qual motorcycle and one-third automobile; and English made Stellite 1915 touring car, one ot 30" Wide with ity • Self-clean oven cleans only three lefLin the worlds , 930_ ^nd 1934 vintage; a % I6 triction- Dramatic Room Dividers iêlf faster and easier for as drive Metz; Oakland and a Cole ot the same year; 1922 Cadillac, 1925 Renault, 1930 Storage Drawer Spindle-Flex hardwood sections twist ^tp-. little as 60 a cleaning (based Buick and a "modern" 11939) Bantam roadster. asther to form Impressivs ffoor-tp-ceiUnc on 20 per KWH) ‘ Terrace- »■ room d ivid e rs, Snaps right into place to Top styling places the front meke rigid, permanent fixture. surface Units one inch below All ot these, and others being added the rear surface uijits for ADMISSION to the collection, are described as being SPIHOLE-FLEX POLE SECTIONS more cooking convenience • in operating condition and painstakingly orily__ restored to what seems "mint" condi Adults $1.00 tion. $169 I per 144'diam. X15” section. Children Opening at noon on Saturday, the (under 12) 50c museum thereafter will be open from...... Srrplay" r a n " u \^ ,'" e ‘ ;^ .T c Sr'TteJS**^ 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, with a nomina admission charge. BEHIND THE COUNTER OR BEHIND THE APPUAIIOE- iw . g V l e h n e y YOUU ALWAYS I1ND THE EXPERTS AT Congratulafhns and Best Wishes From The Following Contractors' CO. ^ IVARS RAMANS -'fr------G. P. Mason •fr East ~ H a rtfo rd Iron W orks GEN^lRAL CONTRACrrOR Brick and Cement Blocks.. .Wethersfield Structureil Stral... Bast Hartford MANCHESTER’S MOST COMPLETE 208 Ludlow Road, Manchester fr Manchester. Sand and Gravel Co. 'fr W . G. Glenney Co. APPLIANCE STORE r Concrete.. .Manchester Lumber.. .Manchester fr Ernest Reed & Sons, Inc. 445 HARTFORD RD—NEAR McKEE Excavating.. .Bolton ~fr Abel Acoustics ir Chase Glass Co. Acoustical Celling.. .RockviUe Glass Doors.. .Hartford m NORTH MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER DAILY TILL 6 — SATURDAY TILL 9 ir General Rootingitin g i^tCo. INC, Roofing.. .East Haruord ★ Mellon, White A Palshaw ir G&H Paving and Construction Co. Shown to the spacious interior for displaying more than 26 "vehicles of TEL 049-5263 Plumbing and Heating.. .Boat Hartford Ameslte Paving...Bolton yesterday:" to be open daily 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.... '
s»- MANtraSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1969 MAIfCHESTiBR EVENING HEBALD. MANCHESTER, OONlf., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1969 PAGE TWENnrOIfB ment against the project in Ver Verhon in Om gystam aaxt yaar to tak ley, vice prsaldent; Mira. Jam es Proapeet flt, Rnekrille, pMadad non last year. on tha projaet. JoaepMae, flnanelal aaeralary; ToUand County guilty to broach of peace and Mi. AlUebn Foivy and Dewey EaMsaz CMb OtOeani Mrs. wnuam Daria, trsasunr; PLANT AND BAKE SALE Spring Tornadoes indeoent eiôauK, substituted McOowen ’ and two out-^jf-town Mra. Stantsy MoCray of Psarl Mia. Leonard WedHlck, aacro- tor rM t.of faijuty to a chUd and PTO Meeting Monday Airs people will apeak for ffm proj Superior Court St., Maaehaatar. waa huts lied kary; Mra. Hrien artfSi^ eorrs- indeoent aaaauM, ect. EMch group wilt have M ibie weA tor the eecond time eponitlng secretary; Mka. Theo Sponiorftd by Kill Two, Injure 50 Innooant pleas, with a raguart Pro and Con of Busins Plan m'miles to premiR, its views. in SO ysars as prealdmt of the dore Ventura, mantaal and Mia. - _ _ _ _ -- John L. Brotwmam, 22, a< for traU by Jury, wars CnteTOd ’The audlenoe i« u be asieed to Rockville Bmblm Chib. The Manehftsfftr Wom»n'$ Oftmoeratlc Club •ay " • AbROCBATED nuCBR Rain ahudsad much of Use Whfta Rd., BlUingtoai, raa glvn by: Leo Bdwwrda, Jr., M, North PropoeMnts aiiil oppooerta of Earl Oairity and Mta. Allan two member* of the "Obnoem- parfolpabe hi' a question and ICn. McCMy was the etub’e Beaveratoek. aaet marMud. Vlrient agninc woaUier Uiift BaaUns Utaboaad bafora dawn. * ftx-monUiB Jail aaistenoe on Windham, larcany, $280 to $2,- Project Oonoem wtU a ir th eir ed CItlsen* of Vernon," Mr. anwer ppfiod UKfoUow. S3nd jireaident far VU» and is Also Mrs. Joim Murphy, or- SATURDAY. M AY 10 — 10:00 A.M. aarilar trlgfered flooding Wlna aU- behind Uia atoms* of two oounU in TisUand 000, and lin d a HartriUa, 18, view a t • m eetli^ of Uw Lake Lol* C. Mclendneras of Rorii- The T t m a t k B o^ of Educa the find prarident now. She ganlat; Mi. Martha Rankin, in Oolorsdo and iw .. Mmtwd taaoparotuna to fraeii- County Suparlor court WMfasaa- Blart Hartford, larceny $280 to Street achooi PTO Monday at vlUe and Mr. Jan et St. John, tion has been asked to- make was taietallsd by Past Siqnome chalnnan of tnntaea; Mis. El at Into dBsn**4nw >•» Us# notthim ‘••y- 83,000. aa w«ll as two irtember* of ftie timsadoe* 'nniro- Pkaina. Fargo, N.D. chilled Breaseman waa ohaigad with 7;S0 p.m. a decision oonoMuing Vsmon Prsaldent Mrs. Marion P. ton Campbell and M ^ Arthur Also, Kerin McGee, 8p, Wlnd- Oon-cecticut Oouncll of Oonccm- and Project Concern. That Ewart and Acting Supreme Foiale, flrat and saoond true- NASSIff ARMS— 991 Main Straat oajr and left two dead aasd aa down to 32 aliarily mid- l»«aklng «id entering wttlscnit aorrille Rd., RockvlUe, tobbery The project, which buaea city ed Cltlaen, Mrs. Varonioa Jor board is eaqiscted to conduct Maishal Mis. Helen Walker, teea; Mra. Robert Dower, riatp- nsany ear 60 Injured kt Dhlo. . nlfht. pamilaaioti. TUa involvd a wMh violenoe, flv counts of children to auburban achooU, dan of North Branfond and John another informational meeting' both of Staunford. lain; Mra. Paul Jonea praaa Miot* than 40 bomaa wera da- wmathar fa- the Medical ISuildliig hreakiiig and rtftering and five has been diacussed many Umea B-’poalto of North Haven. early in June, although ft al Other offlcers installed arere: correapondent and hlatorian, atrojtod and aome 400 Dwaona ^'***‘* ***• reftoo west of «» Union 8t., RockriUa. He waa counts ot iarceny, and Joseph in Vernon. The panel of Mon Mr. Jordan, m former resi ready noted baCbre ft did not M rs. 11)001# Dannaher, junior And Mra. Charlotte Plante, wero left In t e ^ i * B»ckleB. aleo charged in Hartford Ooun- J. Dinunalo, 20, East Hartford, day night’s meeting will indude dent of Vernon, led the move feel ft srould have the wiace past prarident; Mias Kay Mai^ guard. Read Herald Advertisementi Vfhlc“h hit the Dayton auburb of ®“"** •"•Y morning loporta: 7 theft of a motor vahicle. robbery wfth riolanoe. Kettering and the commtmltv of “ cloudy. Now T m 00 LoteoUe ordered Thppen LeJta. a e a r ^ Wrot 68 the aentencea to run oonouirant- Vlrglnla Une. WaMifaigton 71 rain, Atlanta 68 >Y- A fio m fd PoUce Chief Damag* in the DUo atonna «*«**y* 78 partly cloudy, peraona entered plaaa TUCSON, Alia. (AP) — Police AtBwukneU waa eatlmated unoffleUav in *^***®*t 88 cloudy, Chicago 60 RoUty. flentemslng waa aet Chief Bernard Oarmlro, who H m Rew. Rldaard Wocn- tha vntm«.te ' **ks, MiimeapoUa-St I»aul 44 • toltowlng pro- prevlouBly had turned down htda hrant, n Lotheran mdilatar re- In the Weat, aktoa claarwl " P ^Y ■1111^ tavrotigatlona, to head the departmenta In Phil laanad after M y e a n at Oom- ow Use Oolorodo RockleiTte »» adelphia and Chicago, has re- moDfat iapiisonm etit and kar- the dai«M- of largo-aoair flood- Si**'’’ »» «>««. PtsoenU ^ ¥ • Longl«y. 1«. Ireland aigned to become chief of poUce tura in Rnnanla, wil apeak Ing remained atrom W atwe of * ^ Angelea 62 dear, Coventry, theft of a motor ot Miami, Fla. Sonday at 7ft> p.m. at the heavy ru n o ff^ ^ ted ftom '’»nclaco 64 dear, SeatUe vehicle, two count# of braakiiig Oarmlro aaid Thuraday hla re BiataeU Memorial Auditorium, signation srould be effective Harttotd. The erant, wMdi ia C lild o r June 18. open to die pufaHe, la aponaored ‘"Ihe poUoe in the nation are involved a changing conc^ bgr the iBfar noth Oomndttee. dumped up to 7 Inches ot rain on to m IMS when the Oommunlsta School, -theft of a motor vehicle, of police wwk and I believe that PRrts of eastern Ootoiado. Miami sriU present an opportun- ariaad Rumania, the Rev. M!r. of Hardest bit In the CHilo tor- Today , ______in HUtory_ , .i-»injgiMir «. „ fty to develop such a concept,'' Murmhaand began an under K—m,- ^ ABBOOIATED PRB88 rlak of injury to a chfld. Chargee Oarmlro said. ground ndaiatry both to the Ru- He aaid Ida Mland aalaiy manlana and the invading So- ■ 3 the againat Oleaaon of Indecm^ 3S2h 9^ o* ««. Ikor are 86 teault and indecent «po«u would be aroutsd $28,000. Tucson vlat troopa. He and his wife r paid hiin $18,880. warn both arraatad in IMS. She Flowering Plants For Mom •d 1 ^ 0 ^ and bnilaea, no aeri- Today'# HlghUglst la HMorv aa. t» . i » m.. apeak ttiaae yaaara aa a alave Timex Watches Gay Geraniums oul Injuries occurred and ttwre fat isin rawiZw ? . Adams, IT, arge of breaking and Ovyaiitliaimms - band and four chUtkren wn* in- cf Penaacola and aft of Florida, with criminal faiteRt CARTER CHEVROLETI yaara in a haarnneait “djing Local grown potted munu. Color lelection. room" tor latally fll priaoueia. jived ae their home near the In 1U8, a proolamatloa hy colled. C O .. INC. Hair Setter 6 inch jumbo pot. lake waa amaahed. I'realdent Woodrow Wilaon pro- Bruoe J. Blafce, 21, of Bart He was ralaaaed in a ganeral up Fucluii V 1229BlalnSt. aumaaty in UM amd again re- Barly eathnatee of dtunage In claimed the aecood Sunday in Hartford pleaded guilty to EASY Colorful plants, in 4 inch pot. Upright vari the Ctdcrado atorm and flooding ** M<>thera Day. aeveral counts of breaking and Phone 649-5238 auBMd Ua undeaground miiiia- CREDIT 77 ety. tiy. Ri great danger of a third ranged up to fi.2 million, much ^ $8,000 botdea ware entering In the daytime and See our full wlection of Timex ThberouaBcgoiiiaa- _ cf it due to waahed-out high- ^cto a bonfire In Bertln In larceny. impriaonment. CMaUan frieiKti witches for Mom ind the rest of Beautiful heavy bloomi. 4 inch pots. ^ way end bcldgM. No aerioue in- "f the Naal book-bum- William K. Hem, Drove St., In Mbrway nagotlayled tor Ma re- the family. Eighteen nylon roUert, 3 lizei. Indicator light to let iaaae from Rumamta and paid a you know when curlers are ready for uae. IIKDI Exotic Japanese type, beautifully decorated. 2 9 9 * 0 4 9 9 _ juries had been reported. Rockville, pleaded guilty to aa- Vilit ottf Nurtary P4pL for a ftiB aalactton of flowering tlmibt, evargraani, traci, ate, for Mow. 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^ . ICANCHESTER EVENINO HEKALD. ICANCHESTER, OONN^ FBIDAY, MAY 9, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1969 PAGE TW BlfPY-IHjiB’’ 1! Right to the Jaw C o ve n try Tolland County PoKce Catch South Vietnam Beach Resort Tours Extended 1 1 1 i t OAN¥AS cud AUIMINUM flO M K m ilr’ -A Has Its Reward! FIMTO, Poopla Intsvested 111 Nahiottos TTsatmsnt Or- s w » m A D a M l ^ Special Phone Rates Trio Charged Village Built from Scratch ganfaMOon M e., Is now opsst AccerAnf •• Ifc* Stan. CAMBIUDCW, IU m . (A P ) — Views of Parents O M vas Au To dM top mastoge for Saturday, An OO-jMiNoid Harrard ahun- Motiday through Wednesday Proposed for Vernon SEOUL, Korea (AP) — About rood words comsporxling to numbtrx nuB ia bujrlnf a freshman a din- avanlnga, 4 M to 10, h i O ar MMte Raw Ts T ate In Bank Cases Is Controlled Fishing Center bottom floor of the WUlUma 8,000 aMdlera sebadulad to ra- of your Zodioc birth tign. nw tor landlnr » aolld right Sought on Schools The State PubUc Utilities and have about 80 croaa on the Jaw at a mamber of Bufldtag of St nary's Bpis- NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. GIA DANO, Vietnam (AP)— ellmlnatod numeroua anrnll turn to- the United States in FAIRWAY I You 31 Womon 61 or copal Church on Path St. Cwnmlaakm has recommended date, (AP) — Three Connecticut men' Thia used to he Viet Oong ooun- groups of Viet Oong- 2 0 iV 32Appool 62Jutt Students for a Democratic 8o- The Board of BdncafJcn has oantraetora Robert May, some tor discharge, have 3Moi« 33Friond 63Tho cietjr during a campua sMrmiah An Stooddiet, a porant of n the inclusion of the Rockville wa mSLSi said were (tee on boml try. Now tt la a fishing port and , 4YouTI 34TaUna 64Tondor ■aiiiliiMXialy agrasd to hold an Strada and Rictiard wo prolMbly won’t be able to f ^ ^ ^ , . forces bripliig with aaouiity, the had their tours in Korea extend J f i 3SP««MrU 65Brlnoitw last month. drug naor, and m ptnfSaalonal telephone exchange in a new SBi opan m asting on M ay 23 in the Un who donated tima and the handle them aU Initially and wUl robbery oases were ar- one of South Vlotnam’a moat p^pj^ jo hamtete were tôbeUy 36 Mar 66 Or Jamea J. Calrea of Hingfaam, nmmaalor are on bond to talk use of their equipment tn im MAMCHESTER AWNWW CO. trial program for “ResldenUal ed for 81 days, tho U.S. Army 7 0 f 37 Mr 67VMt to anyoM on an ancnjrmoua have to lwq> a waiting hat,” reotad here Thunday 6mer a popular weekend beach resorts, moved in trucks and ampblbl' 68111000 a member of the cUaa of lOU, high school gym to give par proving the ban field. Message Rates.” announced today. n ioT n e r • ThMt 39 With Rose eocplalned. car ohane and polloe gunfire. B>x dAF* a week It belongs to ous tractors to the site of the cords! 9Yaur 39 >0 69 Add oald a newa photograph of the botos. The pbctM numlMr Is ents the opportunity to pi MBnt Girt fleaut mb* The announcement said the lOConMV 40ldnl 70 By encounter pleased him ao much 0O4M 0. tbalr Ylswa on areas of ocn- _ Under the terms ot the trial They were identified as WU- ***• their long new Ola Dang vUIago. 11 DenY 41 And 71 Moooogo 31-53-5980® Oirl Scoot Troop SMB, w ith ..offering, a user could opt for a n • .« m*- i extension is aimed at maintain- 64-71-79-90^ he spent two da3rs trying to find oom In the tosm’s educatinnal Uam H. Albrecht Jr., 26, o f Mil- wooden boate, a i^ ^ while IZ-Own 42Soofs 72 Whom laadara Mrs. Arthur Toumaa and 'teopedal charge permitting a A a iU tin g JllS tilO d 13 M w 43 Lm 73Slilo> CAMICORN the student who Uncled the syatam. topi, Ralph MaseelU, 81, o f Bast ***?«“ J* the village vroa buUt from the , Utlw 44MhKM 74Smringi Mrs. Richard Touloumjton, will m maximum number of 46 outgo- o i s m • DCC. punch. The dactslan was reached ly high level.” It did not say ISWon't 4SFoc«o> . TSSuccon hold a hiking trip at the Toumas ORANGE HALL w ingiiur calls narpar mnn«hmonth at ■» .a cost nnAilK6>1âS pC akcr^S T I oDrvnir> lC Itaven and Edward Reed, 81, “ J! .?^?**' . - ground up. The 8al|^ govem- 16 !«•««• 46 Big 76 Jutr N. i» The fisticuffs occurred in Her- altar mors than an hour of die- Cboper Lana on MSy c( New Haven. «»«* flirnlahed the materials, how long the policy would be to m Of $4.70, rather than the new * ^ effect. 17S«on 47nirm 77 Juot ^0-1334([r Yard Tend whan the SD8 mem ouoaton about commenta mods u . After the Mp, a cookout win Himarent BchoolchlMren, famfiles, much of tham from the U.B. aid 19 Invtt* 48 May 78 Rewords E 88.28 rate. Tl^. Robert Scheflach of WU- Police spotted an __ _ _ „ A similar extension was made 19B«»t«r 49 !• 79 For 37-4687 ber tried to atop the freehman at Motiday night’s budget baar- aoMlero. pretty ywmrgltla in ao program. U.S. mUltary units be held, the first such activity “ Calls«.ouB aboveaoove theuie limitedlunitad num- flofontto willwiu aanmmmmo demonstrate riolen license plate on the oar îriHi'wMMa Lid'rtnittinv "“ 1 to January 1968 when the North 20 O n SOFingtro 80A AQUAtIUS from removing white croaaea ARRESTS hig, when stveral townspeopla for this troop. C 21 Genemfe 51 Your 81 You JAN. JO pluited In the lawn to nutffc Arthur L. Sutton, ST, of Hart bar would be chaiged at a rate flower pointing to (be thearema the men were in and save 1“.T *® .**??^ Koreans aeiaed the U.S. Intelli 22Kmp S20pon 82 For Yofead complaints, moot of Tonight at 7, thara will be a Vietnaun dead. ford, dM fged wttfa larceny and a! of 6JI cents each. The exchange technique, at a meeting of the chase. During the ' II which ware being brought to preoantatlan oaremony at the vlllage’a defenses. 241 84 To The action waa caught bjr pho pooMSston of Molen goods. 2 Includes EUtogton and ToUand. Mancheater Oarden CSub Mhn- fU^ on the oy. The thrw ^ are a few American, __- speculation the new extension SSConKiouo 85 SovWigi 9.27-32-1 the board’s attention fbr the Robertson School, and an girls m The PUC recommendation was At 8 pjn. ai Canter Oongre- 15483^73 tographer Stan Forman of the Court date toda.y. nally stopped the car and fled moeUy Martoea assigned to civ- «outh êtnameee« m y e ^ - was related to the downing of S6Laurols 86ThbiU^ first time. will recehra thalr Woiid Aoso- hailed yesterday by Tolland gtdional Church. 570ioncot 87 Advoncomon risen Record American in Booton. BINGO into woods, where they wene re. units Quang the Navy spy plane off the Ko Charges made Included this: etation pins and membership 58 Out 88Nood ,m .i» “i waa delighted when I oaw Stanley Bellefleur, M, of 600 EVERY StTURDAY NNHT Si Ctounty State Sen. Robert Houl- 'nte club’s aiisiual business oaptured 'a etiort time later. eight ttUea to (he eouth- ^ connecting the vU- rean coast April 18. HERMIE’S 59Hoi 89Droom That the town baa two a^porata atara. The ghrla’ fam lllsa a r r MAI. 30 Vernon St, darged with disre lU ey. Houley last January testl- moeting wifi be held beflore the Bach was charged with auto ^ tt.”s^ a of (hem arrive HOME IMPROYEMENT SERYIGES 60A 90 You that picture,” Calrea said. “I Mdiool ayatsma (the north end InvHed to attend, and refTsah- An Army spokeaman said the 3-13-20-29^ thought, here la the actual re garding a stop sign. Court dote ORANBE HAU at 7:N a, fled at the PUC heartoga urging progrsun, and ooimnlttee re- theft, poeaesalon of stolen 11- triMkloads of wlggUng oMldren **? _ torae^to- move was necessary to main Adverse 1 ^ -8 2 4 and the south end), that chil menta wUl be served afto: the 2^ that cmislderation tor retired ports will be given. Mrs. 232-6866 Wtot Hartford 969 Farmtagtosi Ave. demption tor this sad aftidr. May 19. dren at the Robertson School ceremonies. cense plates and poesession of to spend a day at the beach. tain the normal strength of the These crosses were profaning — people and users on a fixed to- Cltarlea Lesperance la Mialrman firearms Maaaelli was also Sometlmea more than 2,000 peo- Miattered 8th Army. He said it had has to sit on bare hall floors Yesterday, Trpop 8883 with come be given by the telephone of the meeting, KITCHENS — PLAYROOMS the Harviuil Yard.” Robeit A. Dmso, 20, of 237 charged with breaking and an- pia are strung out along a mile dropped a little in past months. whsn buses arrive early and that le a d e n M n . lioulae Ghiodwto com pany. Mnr. Sche’fiiKto la an art teaoh- This opened a market for Ota Calrea declined to Identify the Phoenix 8t., Vernon, chfuged the ktaKteigaiten program at and Mn.- Kenneth Andenun, tertog after he waa tedeen Into and a half of baking white sand. ' The United States malntatos ADDITIONS & REPAIRS with recUeas driving, making 2 "This measured residence ser- er at WlUlmaatlc High School. has been cut to two ainoe the freshman except to say be la.a that school might leave some visited WnOTV’s Ranger Sta 86,(XM> men to Korea, moot of Dr. Buell G. GaUagher Quits unneceesmy noise with a motor •kVlce U significant to our older She Is a past president of the T1 ’’ • weapons In evidence Dang, and U.S. offlcials say the NEW CONSTRUCTION member of the freshman foot thing to be desired. tion In Hartford. Federal authortttas to New Ha- ane the rifles carried by Viet them Army and Air Force per vehicle, and issued a writtei FOR THE DANISH PLATE OOLLECTORS Jcltlsens and fixed Income peo- Manchester Ftoe Arts Assocla- price of iflMi to Quang TiJ City ball and boxing teams. The school board expressed E d to ” HâvTtated nssocia- venyen taid Albrecht was - INTRODDCING F1EST EDITION has been cut to -two sinto the As President of Qty College coticem at the hetiring that „ „ ^ man who provide GMa Dang’s ae- South Korean forces defend — AWARDS o r MERIT — “as my personal guest” to a ment. Court date May 19. BAG MOTHER’S DAY PLATE (F’ Diameter) ^ road was oompletod around the cttiians were unaware of the Music Proâm IK Of how private enterprises, gov- a Norwalk, Ooim., hank of $1(»,- cm^ty their country againot North Ko dinner at the Harvard Club of In Special Gorton first of (he year. Hooee A Home “Magaobia” F 8»8 M m ) (act that they may votoe theaa JJfarnment, and elected offlcleds rea. The normal duty tour for Hingham. “He will be honored C. M. Redii«er, Si, of Dis- D • 4. - A ^ n . “ Wt months ago the vlUage In Building A Designing and Construction concerns to the Board of Educa Listed at ECHS w can work together on a common Prim itive Art Collection 8i 80,ooo bond. paiw did not exist, the , Col. „ Leroy C. „ Land, of Artlng- U.S. soldiers la 18 months. About 100 nMiwlMl* hMl MS- voice for students in university as a stalwart son of Harvard,” oovery Rd., Vernon, charged affalra. tion at regular meetings, which FLETCHER BOOS 00. OF MANCHESTER ^problem and arrive at a rea- l^ TU Maseelll waa free on $80,000 a boo neotrie who MiatYt ifa. or affairs offi- featured to tend the t— rtiy oounpua id 8 :S0 the old grad said. with diaregarding a atop sign. The East Catholic High SchodI are idwaya opm. Parents win be *»8onable and fair conclusion.” Accepted by Museum bond on charges to connection «>■ b< tt® Army’s 26th Oorpa House Beautiful’s BoUdlng Blamial The ooeupatton spread to the Court date M ay 19. Dance Band and Olee C3ub will 54 McKEE SIDEET 6.m . to d e a r mtHtruito from alx six bulldiiigs Wednesday and notified of the' May 22 meeting I He commended both the NEW YOBK (AP) — Oov. with the Nov. 7 robbery of a urod to a seriee of 10 hamlets headquarters at Phu Bal, says “ Oolonlal Archittotare” • six pogeo present ’’AM Pratee to Music” f O R R E N T eoritor in the by flyers sent home with chB- iv Southern New England Tele- tlS h^ mL-^^^^***^ " ’’ Itemden. Conn. Reed gtnsur alMw a aandv -wvintnl '**® P®P« were told For pianning, deaignlng and Oolonlal archtteotte. Hovnard President James M. How Easy Gui life Crct? Donald Osier, 17, o f 267 tomcTTOW and Sunday nights at a and 16 mm. Movie Pro- Nabrlt Jr. dosed the school. He dren. Time of the meeting will 3; phone Co. and the PUC commls- Metn^ltou Museum of Art was free on $50,000 bond In con- roSto thTmrth imdtouth ®’ ® roeponse Planning any of the above aervleeof Higtriand St., dm ii^ with 8 at the school. Now Is the time to bring in your soreetw to be viimIreS. v-aloners for their actions. H accept ttocollto- necUon with a New Haven hMd- French called It the Immodlately entbutias- Jeetora—sound or oBent, also then issued a aeries of ulUmor NEW YORK (AP) — Last failure to obey a traffic con be 7:80. Pleoaa call anyttme The sweep began after the Songs wiU include "CaU Me,” Storm window glaas replaced. M Although Houky says he has tlon ®^ ryfcw and gw nuMfes, Tfabttt then went on televlaicn More than 20 mlllioa used cars ure to obey a traffic contrtri committee, charged with study Singing aoloiate ere Donna rRockvllte 8NBTCO offica. Is not ^ h o ^ to a new wing ^Thc charges w^^belng oonridered. Oong' or- lived to torror------of-- them.----- “ « «W - .. ing the salaries of town em J a o sure. Any American or government °"® baxTioailea of deota ^^>' He claims the package, which wing will be named to memory . t n I .. moving through Ujo area .T" „ V-ZT ” Anthony D'Atuia, 20, of Col more equitable. The saJariea of wwlB be offered by the company, Out of DehV eouid count on titasSne Mnd of no n « w resiatance from mlU- “ ■ torcefifl evictions. Whsn tured. Approxlm atdy 6,789,000 The iHogram Is directed by of the governor’s son, Michael, nally it looked like the Califor umbus St., charged with op town employee, and disparttlee PICTURE FRAMING (all tyiMs) —has not yet been filed with the LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — rooeption so often given the buUdli^ refused and after negotte- riudents enrolled In two and Sister Ellen. Tlckete are avail loet aeveral yeora ago on an ex nia Odd Rwh out there.” A swarm of otbar Blniad at peaaieful evacua- tour year colleges. More than a erating a motor vehl<^ with among them, were another topic able at the door. IJ^PUC. Although PUC permiaaion pedition to New Guinea. Ctortla M offett waa one man who ^'ronch. tlM —— h .1- tion failed, the marahals moved, million new homes alone went unsafe tires. Court dote May of discussion at the budget meet- WINDOW and PUTE GLASS "“ Was granted nine cities, it was The governor has been col loft ChurchlU Downs a winner Ytatera offUiore wero oon- 19. £ ”raqueatad” by the PUC that Give Mom something the 4- sum- w. however, «wvH~r Boxw ot the students occu- on the national market. These «W- Tub Endosiirie fm n $30 to $45 plus instidlalSea lecting primitive art objects for ofter the Kentucky Derby May ®nd Apito’lcan advisers devised to besides the kids ItenrtialB called for help from ««lnmted at about BOO. Computers, Ltd., now helps the NULINE REPRODUCTIONS FROM other driver waa (hut F. Moes- in their claaswork and mImo cMewalk at the Irterseetion that Z If the service is offered any- Judy the Chimp and Gentle Ben Then, the day before thla a plan to create Gia Daqg as a oiBceia of the OvU Dls- • * federal of- consumer use a computer to . singer of Southington. David- have sattafactory ciUlBenshlp. tell the Mind when to walk and 1968 CAMPAIGN BOTTLES .M t ■•where, "It will probably go first cuid aome 360 other animal stara year'.w tide rt Ok» Saybrook Uv with a waa the last time he used the town little League Baseball decieton had been made on day ia at 11:48 a.m. and to- a Search cameras. Value of the missing program will canvass the town OARDEN MANCHESTBR-VERNON when ctaeeea would resume. rtght at 12:10 a.m . .uu. ^ items, 8828. seeking funds tomorrow. Baaa- One busload of prisoners omd uae o f a ball Commissioner Frank Rlch- TOWN LINE Water temperature at Bridge- St ^ Francis Reid, 29 Somerset CENTER a few in another bus were driv- port ia 69 and at Block Island, nearch^^^^T.fÎ^°“ *** * ardSMi said, "Funds are des en away for hearings later In «. ' ’ .“** ®^T' Dr„ reported that a storm win- perately needed to offset the CHARGE PLAN the day on contempt of court BunwitRiITUBS# irwittvtoday iis ataf T-KT7:67. •«« unMvauucu {jrcxVTRMlUMEI dow at hia home had been brok- cost ot tour newly buUt dugouts VITTN ER’S chaiges tor not vacating the n,u«4—. . l l1 ...... " «» « ** “ "• The card, in turn, «n Wednesday afternoon by a at the Plains Athletic Field.” luHMiiun unr^ aatuny la at 8:88. la interpreted into computer Ian- piece of atone that poaaibly bulldlnta according to term. cold ^ i^l ^ trough guagel^layed to could have been hurled through Unless donations run higher STORES OR PASHtOM—^ DON’T FORGET TO REMEMBER a court order: than usual, he added, funds e t f o a < ^ y 9 butwlU computer. The com puter then Wastinfir that la go “The maishala were getting com puter _ must be diverted from playing to too oaac oi Oocmecticut a WASHINQTON — Only three We have reservations avail rain of rocks and other debris. U.B. Presidents have come di- After aboiA 10 minutek, police partlcullrcouege'ôl- p h a se s able tor weekday evenings. ^ ts irith higher g ^ beoom- a car; -since the oom ^y’s in- rectiy from Congress: Jamea CaU 649-8312 officers ordered tear gas rock A. Oarfleld and Warren Q. Hard ets fired into the building. Six ing, both Brtiatori from Ohio, Foxgrove Country Club rockets were fired and the rock 2 0 1 ^ this ^ m oon and involved and not from tiircon. northwest to north at 10 to 20 sumer. and John F. Kennedy, senator Keeney St. ICancheatar throwing soon stopped. from Massachusetts. At that point Wilson ordered Not too many years agi\ the his men away from the dormito C ^ y with riwwers and thun- n iSARC cono^t w as^^d- ry and back to their buses, ^rahowera today with a few ered by people as a tor-fetched ON HER D A Y You’ll thrill Mom for years to come when you give her this about two blocks kway. tato aatur- - ' g p o ^ a ^ Idea whlch^^ portable Sylvania Color TV. From the smart Walnut grain Although many policemen and ^y m o^ P"- Oiought to be too complicated. marshals were hit In the bar finish plastic cabinet to the 102 sq. in. screen... it’s every inch a rage of rocks, only one person Visibility one to three miles for our century. Today U Is a LARGE SELECTION OF PLANTS dependable Sylvania. Has built-in UHP and VHF antennas. was____injured seriously . enough _ to morning, but tower In ow- reality, and at least 100 addi- requlre hoapltallzatlon—a m ar-..^ patchy fog. Improving to ttonal centere will be opened in UUEM - lOSES ^ SLOnilUS - MNEHMS - HrDMNGEM Convenient carrying handle, tool Ask for model CB34W. ahal who suffered a deep gaah Av® "lAes <“• more during the the near future in cities all over TV RECEPTION s i m u l a t e d ' on hia leg. afternoon but lowering to a u^ted States, Wilson told newsmen he or mile or less during showers. dered hia men away from the ...or something to soothe her nerves. campua after the tear gas at B E A U T IF U L HANGING H A N G I N G ROSE tack because “they aren’t •★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★■A HANGONG FUCHSIA LANIANA - GERANIUMS DAPHNE throwing rocks any longer. We won. 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FENB SBLBOnON WeEPfNG CHERRY ' WHfTE BIRCH .arKl had them report to the Dis Completely transistorized for Fink ■ White - Rad trict of Columbia Armory as “ a Yellow Flowtes CLUMP or 8EVOLB years-to-come reliability. precautionary measure.” The I and BLUE Spring.■■ | soldiers were not used in the $1500,.,,$ ^ clearing action of the predMPl- MAS „-$29A0 S1ZA0 ’ mXIBA MOB $4AS„ S10A0 iialely Negro school. . . and we have the Officials said the marshals' 5 J were sent Into the university in V m R N U M the early morning hours be KWANSAN A A P A N B S e PAUL SCARtCT 9 C A R i e S I cause j[t was-felt there would-be CHERRY R E D M A P L E HAWTHORNE •less c l ^ c e for nonstudents to (l^leeltash) obotruct the eviction efforts. Although the campus was . FABRICS , (above) Bell bottom m oo S2SA0 MAS SI A sealed off when the marahala slacks of pennanent $1000 2 0 $4A5 moved in, aeveral hundred stu- J to prove it! J press rayon-acetate with denU mlUed about the grounds, wide track pencil stripe, 11 !! > * :! shouting at white newsmen and The reasons are In Bolens frontier pockets. Brown, the federal officers. navy or white. , Sounds to brighten any Mom’s day. That’s what she’ll As the marahals escorted the { ^ WOOLENS 4 J Difference Designed Features 8-12 97 14-18 SS ANNUALS____- PERENNIALS_ - GERANIUMS - VEGETABLE PLANTS have when she owns a compact Sylvania portable Htudente from the buildings, stereo record player. Model EXP4/26 shown here has many of the militants raised ' t s t t i i i it all. Plays 46,88 and 78 RPM records. Speakers their arms In the Black Power { 4 SUITINGS ¥ J i k Two models, both with recoil start and Bolent salute, a gesture greeted by exclusive center pivot steering i1^ Dual tp e ^ detach for that big stereo sound. The deluxe turntable Sylvania's FMMM all tran JUST ARRIVED! TRAILER LOAD OF comes complete with diamond stylus. sistor battery operated radio cheers from observers. range for two forward, two reverse speeds # (right) Permanent press The clearing action climaxed ¥ DRESS FABRICS 4 Stand included. model TR122BJ(^ Telescoping a night ot scattered violence, (Model 914) 5 hp, 14“ inside turning radius, 28 bell bottoms of nylon- FM antenna. " ' ■ fires, including the gutting ot ¥ cutting width * {Model 915) 6 hp, 16" iriside ray
V MANCHESTteBÊVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. J4AY 9. 1909 FAQH MANCRBSTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN^ FRIDAY. MAT 9. 1969 ■!**r First horse Public Shincui^ . 1968, will be CCS vtew. through F ’e m o n Mr. Charlaa Maurer, It r a. •arrad u e&prtiiawta to to Columbia • July 81. Ttm Ubracyjs cicaed Frank DeiToIIa, Mn. Richard Top Bolivian datecto ragima that cvaamad Satordaya and Sundayn ttrough Starke, Mr. Dotiald Fay an^ BoUrte until toa 1M4 alaeWona. Three New York Museums June and July, and is cloud Hospital Plans Mrs. James Wright. It atnoa had baan takan ior Teachers Accept Pay Pact durkg Atiguet. D en ies Talk granted that Orawto aaotfld ha At the N ew -Y ork Htetorieal Tag Day To Aid Army lot U. Darid M. Ja» Society "Treaaure of Ameri Our used caV a candidate to aoccaad Darriao- To Exhibit Rockefeller* Art tnelwkl, wbooa wife, Sandra, cana,” running through Aug. 29, Cbikiren’s Wing tea in the alactiona a«a>adutod W ith 9 6 ,'7 0 0 Starting Salary By BOLES A. SBflTH Uvee on Loveland m i Rd. r- Of Revolution for May UTD. 6, to V unsroal aidiiUt Uttod la an exhlMt c f rare bocka, man- ’ AB Arte Editor Rockville General Hoapital cUved toa Broiue Star Medal Now, thta outlook haa haan Hia TaatÂra An- Mrt. Lowmaai win now ODIB- “ fooei-lUurioa: Proceduree- uscript aexl braaxlstdea from and Army OcnuneiMtatlon Medal B y J O m M . CKMHEO otoudad by Barriantoa'a daato. NBW YORK (AP) — T h n s ™®^***'' fmturtng: vstm A the tochety« library. Reoently In conjunction 'wlto-^ National H w Waakli«tMi Pm I aoclatfcm haa accflttod the new puta tataraat oo OMaqamA for matitorloua aervlo* in Vlat- reputation runs H m Mg quaaHon la whether aalaiy offer of to* Board of tax** to to* rate of ate par ( epeotei ** renovated and Rhotpened at ton Httepitai Week May U through iam," April 2 nau Mha Traiig, LA PA2, Bottrla — BoUvia’a hoadlMty to 8Haa on tha part of __aanuoUy tbrough to* nuadh o f aasoctaM paliUc^ eculiiture, ttlina and codety to a Oeritage Gallery 17, wUl qxmaor a Tag D-ay Vietnam. prartdant o f 12 dajw.Lula Adolfo * * * “ atemaiita The offer glvaa teachan wMh April for tooae t n m do* hut '0' Ctov m u^ bjr a gro^ of artlate bent featuring the Hante Fthneetock Wedneaday. Tha 2S-year<)ld officer enter- ~,700 to year and the y tor badore. Tha Nelaoft A. RooheCelter will be “Poo »««m lM ng today’* artte- coliecticn of 19to century oar- .. . , 4 toa Army in January 1988 ^ ^ ««> n«r M beoonu. totttoU, «». the highlight of the muaeum ” **^tonttons. Discarding ac rtegea. During August the socle- ^tlaned ^ raoetved Ma oammiBBtati on our OK aalda toa rarti o f oo«q> ru m on conatMutlonal prooeaaea until n o .io o , and alx year. |7,e00 to Itoqumt between M ay S and isxs offewfl In H m m T m Gt ww piPcedumG, they ars ty’3 hea^kjuArtars are cloeed oci vaiioun stores throughout tlis tlnouRh Ottlcsr CanAiate aweaping tola Andean country toe riertion tola year. $10,800. klay 81. Ih tooae towns wtth tan Juhe JUlv and A iw « l cu a^ new forma in which the Eaturdaya, Sunday and Jteii- RockvlUe, Vernon, Ellington School. He vtea otatloned at Ft by piedlctliv that he wOl per- 8U**. • to-year-oM lawyer, is board will alao gtvo toe due dates falling In of •n.1 ““‘^^tote days. and Tolland area aaUng for Hood, Teot., bdliira arriving sonaUy turn the Pieatdeney known to feel that toe Barrlen- fimiiiy coverage In toe this year, aurti aa OohnnMa, the • ^jy'V olltoa Muuum cf shape the nature of the work of The cum nt show at toe Jaw- contribution. Anyone making nrvnraawa in April iG s. reconditioning over to Us legaUy elected auc- »* prealdency was a many major medical plan. new intereat rate would apply ^'^ **totern Art art, rather than the other way Izh Museum, through June 29, to * contribution win be tagged ceaaor next yaar. way* a oontinuatlcn of the mlli- bus contract wa* award- from the firat day of April. Aba. ™ ^ «'P r ln iitlv e around. "SuperUmlted: Books, Boxes by a member o f the hoapital ------However, Siles’a optimism toctatoeaUp a^ that the to Clark Tra«fl?ortatlon of Lawman says new notices wm Jto'to toowa rolated Fixmi June 80 to a»pt. 1 toe “"d ThhW ’ oqnlaining about auxiliary. AU proceeda win ha 68 CAMARO $2495 67 CHEVGLLE $2345 67 MUSTANG $21451 was clouded by some cryptic losat provisions of the 108T ccm- Oolchester, wUch ha«l Md $66.- be put on fortooonllng MUsi Mm ” ‘4^ acUvIty aa Whitney will Iwive a show o f the 200 "ndmunlque’ ’ objecte In 9«lP • playroom for Sport Ooupe. V-8, standard, Malibu Super Sport Coupe. Fastback Oocqw. V-8, 1 spead,! MOTHER’S DAY V-8, auto., power steering, and sHgMly ominous mnarks atitutton were being subverted ao. Herbert Bnglett, who baa added that a total of tWMM iSr****?''. ^"wks of the mnjpr Hucteon Rlv- ^blch the tradition of the "objet tb chfidren’* wing of toe hoa- ILL TOP UNE8 power steering, radio, heat radio and aterao tiqia, disl made separately by the man ki many oaae had toe contract tor six years, Uw been ooBeeted to dat* wUeh *f f ” **^ summer pnctject er arUat Thom u Ool* (1801- d’ort” is "translated into con- Pol. er, tweket seats, whltâlte. bucket seats, radio, haatar, brakes, bsater, buckst siski,| o o n m n o s : vinyl N of, whltawaUs. ^ ^ ' with the power to detemoine ^ ^ thought to favor the Idea had submitted three Uds for toe amounts to 88 par oent of tanas M W MeteapoUtan Muraum of 1818) and from July S to Sept. 28 temporary demoeratic te>7na by BCrs. Thomas Wolff ia auxU-1 vriiltewaUs. % whether he finishes hi term— amnerty tor Bolivia’* size- three year* In question. He Ud due, teto live fuller eiqweura to the seme museum win be exhib- 100 prominent American and lary ways and means chair- 1 68 YOLKS. $1795 man and her oommtttee mem ARTHUR DRUfl 67 CHEV. $2125 Oen. Alfoedo Ovando CUndto, wnnber o f poUtlcai priaon- $08,MS, $00,571 and $58,a». m ». Lawman noted that some w troasu^ of "Art from Iting "tteventy Tears of Anteri- European aztote.’’ Driuxe 2-Dr. 4-i^l,, 4-apeed, 66 OLDSv $11951 ttoeania, Africa and the Ameri- can bers are Mr*. Robert Demlng, Impala 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, Delta " 8r ’ 4-Door Haidtop.1 commander in chief of toe Bo- *** * relaxing of toe re- flSadi bid Included coot per mile tsxpayan* would hold oft pay- ...... - containing major radio, heater, whitawBUs. auto., power steering, radio, caar which M ong to the small- worlss from toe Whitney’s own V-8, auto., power oteeriag A| Uvlan armed forces. rtrlctlons claanped by toe 'mill- per bus on regular routee and nmnt of taxes because It coat heater, whitewalls. brakes, n ^ , hssitsr, tmba-| la two separate meetings with the ooce-powerhil mln- pw mile tor extra school ac- them more to borrow from **i« Primitive Art, of collection In the period 68 MUSTANG $2575 which Roekefolter is founder, 1899, Weiss T o FiU 'walls. the pren* Thuraday, Ovando unloos. ttvlttes. bank than to pay toe Intartst Sport Ooupe. V-8, au to- pow 67 CHeV. $2495 said he hoped that SUee would sudden poUtioal transl- Charles Bailey had asked the — ------a ^ principal donor. At the Guggenheim Muaeum, er steering, radio, heater, Caprice Super Sport Ooupe. Rec Job ‘Soon’ V-8, auto., power steering, 66 lUICK $16501 be able to fiidsh the fifteen **®“ difficult,” he eald. "In board, by letter, to make pub- a i v -s ■ AbS- IT. the May 15 through the end of June, I bucket seats, whitewalls. Special Dsliixa ADoor. V-g,| monttu of ilia term. But he ** <yB, toe people Uc a report on toe textbook M onkey Jnngle Mettoptettena ohow has neariy are three exhlblts-a retroepeo- Town Manager Robert 'Welaa bucket seats, irlnyl roof, ra-' Performance Car dlo, heater, wWteavalla. auto., power steering, hsstsr, I wanted SUes “betrayal we ware entering a pe- aituatloii. Supertntendent Myron CALCUTTA, Indto (AP) — ijOOO objects—tor more than the tlve show of the works of Jean Wedneaday declined to com wMtewadls. of the Bolivian revolutian” riod of ciiaoe. Some embassies Collette said the report, not yet gg Boineheegnun villa* 67 PÔNTIAC $2495 ^****yt of Primitive Art has Arp, a retrospective of the ment tm the appointment of a said that such a move would reporting to their govern- completed, wttl be plac^ m f ^ ^ the outaUrto of OalcuUa have ever been able to dteplay at one works of Julius Bissler and Flrebltd Sport Coupe. V-8, 67 MUSTANG $2145 66 RAMMJER $15751 time. auto., power steering, radio, Sport Ooupe. V-8, auto., pow Chissic 77D ^w rt Ckiapa. | "turn toe whole 'country againet that Bolivia was in a pe- t the school office am will be complained to. the govenmunt “ ni;;; i w ^ In Stock beater, whltowalla. er steering’, stec — radio, heater, him.” o* "pre-revolution,” and available to toe pubBc. that moitoey* era “maJdiw ow IVhen aaloed When toe va cyl., auto., posrar stiWron Awards. bucketcket a e ^ , vdUtewalls. radio, baoter, vinyl ma The etatements by the two <»Mitet haatlly impoMd a Principal George Uvee mlaerBljle.” P rt^tlve Art itself will be The teat-named displays the cancy would be filled, he aald wfaftowalls. “ soon.” ■I 5 men reflected the contimiing »•»« o' " “P ® Mionkey. era eacrad to Ondiu showing, through Aug. 81, "The works' of telaUvely Uttte-known Rrs-GTs 67 CHEV. $2295 mood of teiMton and dialboation •>« on, "today ^ **^^^!i_? ,.7 ^ 'in^T and ara not klllad. The vlUagei* Nelson A. RocloeteUer Oolteotion artfcta from five countries, se- The post fans been vaxnnt 68 OAMARO $2445 Caprice 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, 65 POM) $14M| since Oct. 81, when William sport Ooim. V-8, standard, auto., power steering and Golaxle ‘500* Sport OoigM.1 that has gripped Bottvla since to tranqutoty and it has ** not know what to do with o* Mexican Folk Art.” lected by the muaeum to reoelve radio, heater, bucket seats, April 27 when Preaident Rene without any repiea- *' ***®‘’ »"o«y". Triio are multl- A major event of toe summer awards from the Theodocon Boyle reefgned. Boyte’s aaslat- brakes, vinyl roof, radio, V-8, auto., powar staarliig,| Chargers vinyl roof, whitewalls. heater, whttewaBs. Bairientoe Oituno died In a »«“»“«««• I tolnk tola to o' ^ P’y “• •« nttadi —M ay 28 through Sept. 1—at toe Foundattoo. ant, ^ Watty Fortin, has ^ been . radio, heater, ahliasrsns helicopter craah. because toe oouMry respects **»• ” oert bo^ m ee^ anyone tsytag to drtvw them 67 OHeVY II $1795 In an Interview Ttairaday with ™* oonrtltutlon, and respects away from flekto adiMe they 67 CHEVEUE $2146 65 CHMf. $13951 Nova Sport Coupe. 5-dyT., Malibu 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, Inqiato ADoor. V-S, the Washington Peat, Sites aaW symbol of toe oon- ^ gobble fridts and rtce. Super B auto., I CMterMnn ’ > th. worxB nom its own col- naaday, the Board of Dlrecton standard, radio, heater, auto., power steering, radio, power staaring, radio, taasfU| he did not think thena was any -«««on." A Waet guvrannunt of- vriiitewsdls. heater, vriiitewalte. er, wMtmralls. fundamental ifcwiEifMiiiiriiU be- _ tfd a l aaid twginîfy i^MtiriiMm wm lie showiiw of what themuammi awlnga approved the appointment of out tween hbneelflS^SrSuitary ^ NO ^STM ENT ^ uo MCBSh w CBptUI'B c«i!dd^’^ sculptures, but no oils- Fortin to be ftdWttme -aentor 7 m c € 6 Pack Good PlBM To Boy A over tlu bent dlraotton to which ..‘ “ ^'WAUKEB, Wla. (AP) _ tlu «te of Interert on o'»ve not been on cWsetis director. He w l» as- C m T portM ttprit^ coltecttons in public display betore. sumo that poeitlon Jidy 1 and fAS/W W ifSPOC^ A . to take Bolivia. Ellrabeto Erickson, 85,'locked w ^ ^ In J ^ tte M»A will r. In. Brooklyn Mueeum has wlU step out of his rec de- BoofcffmfHenDfios Swinger CHEVROLET -■ 1 toe and I tS S ^ apartment in a recenUy com- ^ V a p M ^ tw ) newly liwtalted galteriee for paitment Job. people u n ^ ^ that. ^ its 1^ ^ C9ilnee and Oceanic art, and Its Two werics ego, John Hark- riiaarui-- f.uHnrr raniAi -- - eMeHy and said: teiredt rate of nine per cenc an- in a historical nt Mlorgvm te “ A office win conduct examina factory air. power steeling. A09w V r - . Later, however, In a nseeUng Says: American Painting and Sculp- ^ tions soon for the poaitton of Choice of two with a smaller group of foreign turo,” about 160 phlntlngn and « Illum i n g and programmer, in the data proc 1966 CHRYSLER reporters at Ms home, Ovando sculpluros from Its own coltec- essing _ eyatem.______He_ said that the 1968 DODGE Newport 4-Door Sedan. appeared to be adding a major MANY PONTIAO tlon, "^ $ 17 96 Coventry tiens wlU be held In Newington trance, the Plains of Mourning, revMutlonary transformation and tlon of waiter Banetas" contains ing and brakes. $ 1 4 9 5 on May 15. Tartarum, and the Elysian storied here In 1962. The arm- . TED 1RUDON examptea of European works 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1968 The high sebod's Junior Fields. <1 forces since have held them- Fantastic Promises ^from OeXanne through Pioaaeo Classical League held its an- Students and faculty, as Is the solves iq> repeatedly cu the VOLKSWAGEN — PORSCHE 1966 DODGE ROAD RUNNER 4€0 Boy Scouts Coming and Klee. 17118 ezdUbit will close 3111 FASTBACK Polara 4-Dr. Sedan. RAH, ‘883’ Road wheete, 4 barrd nual Roman Banquet last week- custom, were dressed In Roman guarantors of the revoIuUon’a TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE but Sept. 1. 4SUNR00F auto, trans. $1495 extra clean $2495 To Town for Weekend end. The theme was "Avemus attire complete with sandals and sandtity. The third allow at the Met will • MAROON Lociu” (the Ikiderworid), and togas. Ovando and Barrientos toen Wa WHI Maol be "European Landscape Draw- • BLACK INTERIOR sei otdilo hKh, V-n eDgInev 290 HP., aU vinyl tmdbet ■■!% waH to waU Obvantry wfll be home bese septic tonka and drafaifUdds. i l « 9, 1700-1900,’ ’ a selection of n VERY LOW BOLEAGB Many More To Choose From dash sad viaong ouWdo cenr vtew m lm r, back-up ligMat windttittdd wurtws, I UH. ffinhwid for 400 Bov Bobuto Tenants with these copditianB uOnipraTliM examinee' from tlte museum’a Many Others ★ Low Bank Rates iMDpu, asquautial turn digiinte and much, much morel •ui. should ImmeOately notify their coltecttons. 17118 ezchtblt wlU msnd n tiidrum r Issdsiisi w w v wfaow w wlDwiu moso*| n uA « ^ ' ' **.. * COnrSCtlOClS* “ aiid FITZERALD cloae Sept. 1. tonight and tomorrow nigUt t can be made. Where toe town We Wilt Sarvict At the Whitney Muaeum of the Natehaur Otatrlct Camp- finds these conditians wristliig Amertean Art the current show 1 6 9 5 CHORCHES oe. Hoet troop Is Troop 57 owners wlU be given M ordm of - "Recent Acquisitions,’’ run _ to make corrections within 15 What Wo SoH! ning through June 22, is a sum TED TRUDON OF MANCHESTER from Coventry. days. Failure to comply wUl re- mary of some 150 works ac 80 Oakland Street, Manekeeter — 48-8781 The aooute wlU be casnplng suit in legal action, VOLKSWAGEN — PORSCHE USED quired by gift or purchase dur CHBY8LEB — DODGE 1969 COUGAR on llerrbw Rd. on the property tole Oaderette Named 1965 PONTIAC ing the past year. TOLLAND TPKE. — TALC0TTV1LLB Open Shree. Except Thursday and Saturday that ueed to be known ae toe Cadorette, a member of ewtonrat Stm Wogim. 8 cyL, Opening May 19 at the Whit CnMe Camp, and the land was the Coventry High School Llb- CAR ney, and running through July rary Club, has been nominated mito. toana., power atoering, otfered for the scouts’ use by RAEL .00 as a regional candidate for the Lavttt Realty Company. Nutmeg 020, the State library Theme of toe Oamporee in club. Dale haa held the office (/) 9289S * pfiynical fitness and there will of third vice president in the Delivered! be competitionB In situpe, pull- ■____. 1967 PONTIAC 2699 ups and the standing broad Grand Prix Hdlbop Ooupe. Jump. There will also be oon- 1965 STARCHIER SPECIAL 1963 SQUIRE V-8, aUbo. trano,. pow er LOW BANK,FINANCING WITH UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY! wtewng and taalMa, Mxdrat teats in the 50-yard dash. and PROJECTOR LAMPS PONTIAC ,4 Door Ssdan, Automatic, V-8, FORD, Black, 6 Pail.. Automatic, V-8 Engine, the 500-yard run. Also, there AD Types^ Altray* la Stock Poiaar Staarina Powsr Brakes, Radio, VSW Tins, PURCHASE Radio,Joafer Steering, Powar Brakes, WSW Tima, i will be a flintand-steri light- Extra, Extra Clean kig bontest. WELDON DRUG CO. VVhaal Covers, Mint (k>ndition FORD MOTOR COMPANY CARS 787 Main St. Manchester Safe-Buy ’- Used Cars TomiUTOw, a pastry contest 1968 GALAXIES, LTD'S, MUSTANGS $995. I9h6 PONTIAC between warrant officers of var $1395. MOST HAVE f a c t o r y AIR CONDITIONING TU b Ib A partial Usttng We Have Mony, Mmy Mote ious troops will take piece. Bak OelbBitoa 4-D r, Sadao, V -6. ing will be done on reflector- aubo.~txao&, ^tAH, power 1961 COMET 1968 JEEP , 1967 LINCOLN abetirlng and tatekea, type ovena over open firea.. 1966 BISCAYNE 1968 VW 1967 FALCON St»tio> Wagon C d n v a s Cab 4-Door Sedan On Sunday morning, Catholic FORD, Ok Blue, 2 Door Sedan, Std.,Transmission ‘X3owMo**ttal." A aM stlM rak- oot im m Whha, 2 Door .Sedan, Sami-Automatic, Radio, E159S CJ-4. 4-wheel fklva, plow, tarter, power wtodowa nod and Protestant services will be Why CHEVROLET Black, 2 D S I , Automatic, 9-cylinder,' automatic. Here’s radto. A grmk vehlda for 6 Cylindsr Engine, Radio, WSW Tiras. One Owner, Low MHaaga 6 Cylinder, Radio, Two to Choosa From ' ' go(^, economical ' transpor aaaf% vtoyl root, radto with held at the camp site, and the 1965 eUlOK tation: i summar fun! aterao t a ^ Camporee will dose at the end The of the noon meal. t o WHdoat 4-Dr. Sedan. V-8, ♦2995 . ♦3695 Local scouting offidals have lUbH., au to. fatMtei, pow er ♦ 3 4 5 Christian $1045. $1895, $1295. obeering usd taokm expressed their appreciation to 1967 PONTIAC 1966 MERCURY Building Injqiector Samuel Al 1966 COMET . i 9149S 2-Door Hardtop Convertibla ton, who aasiated in locating a Science 4-Door Sedan V-S, power otoering, vlnyi in suitable site for the event. 1965 CHEVELLE 1963 OLDS F85 1966 PICKUP 1 "LdMaao.” V-a, power teer- tetter, ladto, whttaaena 1965 DODGE Ing oad hraloes, automatic, 'Septic Tank Survey CHEVROLET Grsan, 4 Door Sedan, Automatic, Blue, Automatic. 4 Door Sedan, Radio, V-8 FORD, Blue, Standard TransmiSBion, V-8 Engine, "Osliente.’’ Top of Oke Oomat Here’s good tsanaportatkn at Allen, also town deputy health Monitor Mionaro 2-Dr, Hdibop. V-8, Mnel V- , power steering, ra radio, wfcJtewalte. V-8 Engina, Power Staaring, Radio; Tirsa. Engine, Power Staaring, WSW Tires. FIDO Style Side, WSW. Many Extras RAH., auto, tnnq., power I 8 oonaldmMe savlngB! officer and deputy sanitarian ■beering onir tsrakea dio and ^ ooMUttaatog!. will begin an inspection of the recommends ♦2045 ♦1195 entire lake area to locate sep . 1495 ♦1495 tic tanks, and .drainflelds that “ $1095. $ 6 9 5 , - 7 $1495. 1966 PONTIAC _ 1968 MERCURY are Improperly working to" such you read IWS PONTIAC 1967 COMET 4-Door Hardtop 2-Door Hardtop an extent that sewerage efflu •TSarqul’’ VtoQd roof, auto- ent la noticeable on the surface TrtflUani Oonv. V -d, RJUS., 2-Door Hardtop “Tettpaat Ouatom.’’ V-A pow power ■tearing. Where can you get a ar ataering and brake, au- matte, power ataering and of the ground. Alien Is under your local 1967 PICKUP 1961 PICKUP ^ iMkaa^ twin conofOrt lounge 1966 CORVETTE ‘Ospri.’’ V4, power pteering, tom atic, 3riiltowaUs, raxlkx. taking the survey becauu of FORD, Blue, Standard Trananlarion, 6 Cylinder, ♦1495 front oeote end much moan! numerous complaints received newspaper CHEVROLET Dk Blue. White Top. Convertibla. FORD. White, Style Side. 8' Box. W 6 Cylindar radio, vinyl roof, whttawalte. by his otflee. 4 Spaed Stick. 327 Engine, Many ^trat, SHARPI West Coast Mirror, 21CC, Lights, Radio 6H' Box , ♦2995 t o I 1964 OLDS. ♦1595 Owners with such conditions Your local newspaper keeps you in SPECIAL PRICE... AS IS SPECIAL... ♦1695 existing should take Immediate formed of what’s happening m your IM ^RgrrOonpa. 8oyL, etd, Pontiac Tempest 1968 OLDSMOBILE 1968 FORD steps to correct them, said Al- area — community events, publifi $695. 1967 THUNDERBIRO 4-Door Hardtop leo, by the Installation of new meetings, stories about people in $1845 . Luxury Sodan your vicinity. These you can't — and $3495. 995 2-Door Sedan “UTD" and teadad! Atar con- •’98" MIodeL Vinyl roof, pow^ dtttetMd, powar wtndowe, shouldn't — do without. or aaaito and windows, power ‘IsoadBU.’’ Vinyl roof, tUt power a sate, power ataaring HOW THE MOHITOR COMPUMEHTS 1864 PONtiAC antenna, speed control- and and brakaa, AM-VTC aterao YOUR LOCAL PAPER for $2,187. this week? wheel, speed control, AM-FM air conditioning! V-A radio, power door lock, plus radio and much more! The Monitor specializes in analyzing' Jack’s Special of the Week! ■td. t n u s . , I and interpreting national and world t coiidllltnrfns! news.. . with exclusive dispatches ♦3695 ♦3095 from one of the largest news bu ♦995 reaus in the nation's capital and ♦3095 1965 COMET 1968 CO UGAR froln. Monitor news experts in 40 1964 fORD overseas countries and all 50 states. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN 4-Door Sedan 2-Door Hardtop 1964 CHRYSLER 300 $1095. OelMto 000 8-Or. Hdtnp. "XR-7.” Laattwr oaata tach TRY THE MONITOR — IT'S A PAPER V-0, auto. Omne., power Choice of 2 "Caaeasta" V-8, nutonaMc, THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL ENIOY power abeering, vinyl In- ometer, 'vtoyl roof, powar 4 DOOR HARDTOP ■tearing usd teakaa^ buotat oteertiv, tut wkaaL ocassoto Both have very low mUeage! tarior. The Christian Science Monittr JACK HARKINS GAGE and mnA more! One Norway Street / I / Boston, Massachusetts, U.SA. 02115 PAUL DODGE PONGAC, Inc. •1445 ♦1245 ♦2995 P liiM (tjrt my Monitor ubscriptlon for MANY MfHHl TO OHOOUD the period checked below. I enclose 373 MAIN STREET 649-2|8l MANCHESTER »(U.S. tundf). PHONE MfrdNA □ YEAR t u □ nnnUa t l MORIARTY BROTHERS 1 6 3 Q 3 monUn Sb.5tl FITZGERALD FORD "ON THE LBVn. AT OENTIG AND BKOAD” Name. OPEN 8 A .M . TO 9 P.M . t 4M r **«* Cm** M SaSU l«r ROM aw m , w lM ( a HutlorS. PrtM SsM s a Sm M* a t e sr lOMi M m , IM* «f UewM toMi OPEN EVENINGS— ^Thursday Evenings fiH 6:00 Street. 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7 < ( XANCHEffTER EVENING HEBAU), MANCHESTEB. OONN« FRIDAY, HAY 9, 1999 MANCHBSdfBB EVEMINQ HERALD, MANCHEBUIR. CONN„ FRIDAY, MAY 9, 19TO PAGE wim-H oM iiyte couTM. But BOte^ Odnka abont anch a syatem would work In ae-1 1 . * * ■y ‘ old. them. Bvar alaea Ranliovic araa eordanca wtth TIte's Ideate aad I ------ii------i ^ — After yaara of Mehid out whan tba doortmll that TUn, after death, “will rate | Spetto BfllBg —political and Waney Meenfoiber ■ About Yugoslavia rtega at alglit you know lts a from the fraTa." Jerry Kafoiaf;,,,: SMareMUM . In the banda of ntoa irfand." Not many TUgoalawa Betoyaiatar MBM* wntinr tima pate firam tba Poôo® TKo appar ently wants no re . oonrlnead. I prefer to think I ttam l l•lNlr to n * at M mfllfcm Undo JecCbi moTomMt of Ibrld War D—a tm n to Bm ahnoaphere of tha ball tm with ua. a kmc, tenyl 0 T h e H i g h S c h o o l W o r l d ganuliia tm d toarard tha more work as a hwamatd. With no otoeloua hair on ttana to eoma," eaya n paetyj ■ youthful la iBinar any. aoeco, be aaema to tm oouat- manibar In Ljubljana. VOL. X X X ], No. 27 kaniM y and FRIDAY, HAY 9 GswpUsd by StnCcitts of Manchester' High School "Wm you hav* a Sootcii wtth r # tor on some form o f ooilactlsa Anothar member ehakaa hte « ------ g----- ■ ■ - M n. Jojreo Dub'^FMallgr tern Hm 'sMSMmie mate with W-Biambar aeMeutlTa laaderehip to auccaad him. wtth head and aaya, ‘'‘fnuddy, 11 Thii it the season to aoda or on tha rackaT* ’* tom of Ih. tha eemmmic economic acatowmte whhwith ^ ^ Oommuntet power <^dad amouc a pro- don't Uka to thhdt about H.” PatkUid aad fttoMS the lowliest Jobs. They reaeiit got that good voluo a n a KTwainr peaMani In aU tha tha m o f^ praepsroue derba, party wUh a js p M PoUthuro mTar, a party laaider and FUltt- It’a aomathhiy a lot o f T ufoa. I Letter to the Editor MHS Indians - dtlaa. Dttrlad aolMoia thrtra. Oraata and glovenae, and are rs- wboaa 14 mamnera hara aa aw- bura mambm who represent lavs, Hvtay ta the midst of to-1 u t o d ca r you'vo ••• 4d—rMBarkahly the alx ■ federal repubKca and ci’caainy freedom and srideain(| Tte stagy tell Breiy third car In aoto-paekad aantad In turn. Ibay riotad In fa young by past atandarda. bean talking about, Rogers CommeniB - Balyrada earriaa a vor of breakhig away tram thte tw o autonomoua provinoea. pixmperity, donTt like to think | tte olofe' L ose !>-2 to Tha party, long a prMIagadi w am inc Pd« on tha country to Join Albania, TUgo- The opIimisUe rlaw is that about. and wa'va boon busy :. At ^ sigorvlsfan. Hvstyone would alavla’a naMibor to tha aouth. graiqk wtth m embership d o n d y ^ iMWfB to Im out cf tho holl’i with- NOW cara atand gteamh* aaar stocking tho lot with 0. . nmUxM fo r rtlck to , away ™ X Wethersfield mannrs pUaa in CToatiaa and The govanmient clamped down raatrlctad, has dsddsd to bring darhten paaaant Tlllafaa. Tm - on them hard. to saveral thousand young maat- just such a lolaction, studsnfs bstersm ctesoeo. Nsf- nny of tte peAod. A permteton bers. Nexrliig the halfway mark to e a f Camiliaa are no loagar an* ■van to dtlaa Ilka Belgrade, tt e r goal o f • rtady Sall to siq^ soceustaig t t e M u d ^ for any the CXHL Mason, thtoga oon- About Leaving MHS In tha economy the atreea on so don't hosftoto ■— common and now tha idttmata Zagreb, aad Ljubljana tha aver Tsacted: Studying to aaxt to tm- atody would te roquired from quality and competition haa put tlnue to be about the samo, aa In oonsumar a tilehig is a aartswl age Tugoalav has a atraggla shop our lot todayl pooslbte to tte ovsrorowdsd oon- «woh stmtenL the MiinrhnstrrMancha Hlsh Ballmni "It's mostly a psraonal dscl- a premium on tachnocrats aad boma—a housa In.tha eountry. with Inflation. Many have to dWons, M Is retoxstlOo bitwwm- Ttesa see eoverimental pro- can’t seem to find the rtoht ■<»•”. summarised pctocipel kawa aRtwed young axaeuttvos who have tha JOSEPH SULLIVAN Wkh money, modamisatlon qmnd at least half their tn- nlsMto. Oolwwssfto Is easera posato. We are asUng for a gnxnre to get settled to. ^ “ f- Rymood A. Rogers oon- ebaanraa an training aad energy to prodMe. . „ and an tnflax d tourtem, culture comea on food alone. ?.y"^ »• etence to try them out If they The ,une took an reoeat resignaiUan. A m agadna cartoon diomra a ■tanonad to too baa taken a new turn. Tbaap Houahig la daqmrataly short pw m l^ brtwean Masses, prove unsuccessful, they would extra fonw to drum oUt their » students wore sur- “ TIm plM e tm tar, opera, mualc aad art are bald, pot-bdlled party fanca- Thsreiot^ tte teUowtog re- be dtooonttatbsd. But a lot de- second victory of the year, over lb«y Morned of »• Tha dtiea are awoUen b y a enjoyiay luah tlmaa. Pop re ttonary dtUng up In bad. As ha 68 vwens for rtudyhaltetevw been p«nda on you. Mention it to a determined HaU mgt. team, Mr. Rogers reslgnaiUon: "Tm so growlMr flight of pMmnts from gases out the window at hte tao- * JAVELIN SST M M it H Mpltii aTCM of cords are piqwlar. Toung people tha land in search of a batter enggart^ «rs recommended by teachaek and admintatnton any 10.7 and then choked on their gteappotaited and Shanked. He toty, he rusts a gnailad, nnaaay IMwarti, p w litft fM n o( tte have started iorm bjf their own living to urban oentara. 2-Door Haidtx^. V-8, GT aatomatic, tinted glMs, Modent oouneR, end are be- oteace you get. There Is sub- fourth defeat, h>«b.g M to bed so many plans."; "I think •ovtot TMan te Ow wmlw of the rock KKoupa. A new bread of hand on tha 1^ of a naked radio, strato bucket seats, disc front jL O C lug aonMdessd by Mr. Rogers, stsntlal reoiatenoe to change of Wethersfield at home, last Frl- »’■ of sad. He wsa a good GM di towMiaB, Mid w ortlw Famines live cramped in young tevely beside Mm aad movie dtoeotor has emerged. ona-and taro-raom i^witmaala. brakes. Wow I Bloe/biack interior, A O T 9 Baca Mudent would have the any sort, even beneOoial, emong day. principal."; aad "I wleli he •bout wiMt win hKppm aiter Toung and technically allck, muses sadly; “They’re demand foaowtag dwioe far each study the faculty. Better conduct dur- VWth soptiomore AI Noske In wasn’t leaving. I’m not going And money iant tba ing I give up my {Mae to young n to . ^ y M yewon priaea In Westem peopie ' wTth enough mon«r to p a ^ : (1) leave school grounds tog lunch and last period (eg. Ms varsity pttchtag debut, the to te here next year-e». 1 thiak b tiM atirid o f ontnimmlam er m en.’ ’ film fedttvate. buy a weekend house to tha ^ g he returns early, report staying out of the halls) would Indians drew flirt blood agatawt **» »• I»» 1V|Ddto«ia today li a ddny In the main, Tugoalavs are aa So they are. But the young are IR MUSTANG to a qMdflc ryra, (2) go to the show your raqxstsfliUlty aad Kali In the fourth, scoring a run wtthout Moq." country coating $10,000 o r ao Impatient. Students pouring out avait. tt la aMb aartby people to mattara of sea. can’t be aseured of finding an Legion of Honor Hbrary for library materials would Improve chances for adop- with the x m of first baseman • good number of-stu- aa dBMflea know But no one here has aver seen of the unlveratUeo want good 2-Door Hardtop. R ^. sas V-8, GT automatic, («) go to a “qutot’’ room tion of thsM pranosate. Thto to Jim Balesaao’a two stoltai «l««Li n«ver reoUy got to know adequate apartment to town. Jobs. They want them now, and aaBlaa aa KiaBla knowa It Tu- such a splurge aa the currant Though many people are mak- radio, bucket seats. A real sharp car. SJie s everywhere! Bte s Although It’s usually hard to for rtu^dng, and (4) go to a yoiw achooL K te tg to you to bases. In the next toning. Bale- Mf- Rogers. Some commented torfavla la a ualqiie bfand o( flowering of bare flash on news la general want them in eUtea Nasbau Uue/matching interior. everywhere! Who Is she? Caro- name one qwcifle attribute to "teBRlb’’ for conversaUon and mrtw It better. «««« aacrifleed in ohortstop U tearing, "No opinion. I li« it Mg, tba laM aggraaalva where Job competttlan Is al- Mkiatat Ideate «— stands, the explicit oohnnna of and anterprlsteg, the lasa quaU- lyn Johnson... alive, vibrant, popularity, with Stephan Moore, retexatfon. Attendance would not JMm Briggs, ’69 Chuck Mays, and at tte end of was never affected personally pracUoa. b potltica than la only sax advice in the tomaay, tabloid fled, are auffartag badly. atoewe, tatolligent, Caroiyu it’s really ve^ easy. Stejdien — five. Manchester held a 2-1 lead. »>y Wm.’’, aad "I don’t, core I oaa yaity and TUnwIer leadera newspapan and the torrid lovu Better Imnsediato Job proe- Despite a ftoe double play by nerrtee knew Mm." Hite latter For them tha chafes, tba pects were a major demand of Johnson! And whara doea she to Jurt an all-around good guy. lana ttana aW aaaar tm anoUmr. scenaa in domestic films. new aopUstlcation aad tha aeak- '87 REBEL m BUly Maher, who caught a lnten to a perfect example of Belgrads UnlvaraHy studenta Jfim IVflschko ^ R y . i i i i p> Bat a naa can nat ayalnat a Many young people have tog fM- atatus to poaaaaaSona are get her go? From obooolate chip Whether It’s to the clasoroom, fly to oentertleld and threw oOt M»d of feeHngs M!r. Rogers who ifoted test year. TMo 2-Door Hardtop. One of our original sake and a OoniaanBlat aa aa ia dapandent aaiaed on tba euatoma of their causae of confUslan and mdmp- tee cream, meat baU grinders, on the footbeU field, on the ... ■» advancing baserunner, HaU hopes to ellmbutte in Ms new calmed the sttuatioa by prorate- beautifully maintained car. Equipped with 282 BUIa MB Im defeated la Fariia- contamporariaa to the WeM, ptosM. sunrises, daises, swimming, mountain skiing, in the halls Acquitted in ■** teng last the schedide for gcoced two runs as Mays boifbb poeltton. gramring long hair, itraaalng like SO yards off TMaalJe 1»« •oraetMi* would be d o ^ mnin beaiiiiR engine, automatic tians, radio, •ram WBBK tor the senlora has baU, g l v l ^ ^ ad- Imogen heUeves that it to Balling, ooUages, Slman and of MHS, or Just any old place, been announced. The schedule vantage to the West llartford imperative for a principal to te te dietatorabtp. hippies or the Beallaa, mouthing Square, the Times Square of leatiierette interior. Ready to go. S i O O C OarfunhM, camp and the hi. \7 h ,, bat tha paople eujoy a gromrlng the sam e aUng, Hdentog to the Belgrade, a grladed Seitlan Ttto. tto ta the Bed/black interior. , ITT9 beach-that’s wtere she goto Mnoertty, Mock Trial of events for senior week wlH ...... tuned in to tte perceptions aad dajraa of ftuedom. Atanost any- same mualc. b o ^ k lookM at the paaaing her golll ^ sense of humor will be as follows; wasn’t feeUngs of rtudento and tieach- tfatog or anyone can be erlU- This ferment is not occurring can and told a customer Mttei^ For w ^ wlU happen Serlouriy though, Carolyn to make you respect Mm. A busy, A mock hearing, qxsiamred by Thursday, June 19 —. Senior yet, as Carol Ogren got a two- ers, aad te has "enjoyed atti- ctasdi Ahnoat aqjditog gom w - without aertoue dianqittens and ly ; “ 1 have alx mouths to faad nmw, a- truly acUve person-she was acUve student, Stephen seems the Manchester Bar Asaoclatlan, PteMo. . bagger, foUowed by a Bolesano dent oontact constotenUy” to bto oapt open cfiaMenge of tte sys- pain. and I won’t take home SO iUiian 87 REBEL 778 named "Youth of the Tear” to to~atao'flM‘tlm e~f^m ir'^ Student OounoU PiesMent Briday, June 20 — Senior Re- extra boaar, acoring Ogr^ ^ ^ tarn ttaelf or Its mala pmar— This is a hodgu-podge of a torright’’ That’s $2. atraggle? Will Mbecow, held at Piudilimt Joalp Bras Tito. eountry—a wdter of five nation- Among peopla like tte boob- Miy tor more than 20 yean by Including: 4-Door Sedan. A very fine car equipped with 290. Tte Mg braatetbrougb toward aUtles 12 languages, four rell- Mack there seema a yearning ’Wto. try to seek oontral through V-8, automatic trans., power steering, power 9m dynainlam now at work be- gions, two alphabets and oeiAu- for the old days when then was a sucoeesor who can be .turned brakes, radio, stereo, individual 9 1 0 0 R gaa In USi wten Tito took Ms rlaa of Matorlc animnaltlee a rough equaUty of poverty and ‘’’to & stooge? Will the Md rm- • BRAKE INSPECTION ...... FREE seats. Maroon/matchiiig interior. I O f 9 laMpandant form of oommn- among its various peoples. That suffering and life seemed aim- ttounl. UngidMlc and rellgtous ntem around a draatie new turn Tito has been able to h old ,^ eiunMfes explode when he de- • AIR GONDmONER CHECK . .FREE Carolyn to on# of the too few nnemm to oome directly from court proceedtoga are Uke. Reminder; ^ y e e a ^ who the tapoiteSro exploring temn- tommad Weetom ways. In a me- volatile mixture together at all It's the same for a lot of the parts tte scene? ep- ta considered to Itself something pbasanta. Many amaU tarmen Three yean ago TMo rtruck at • SHOCKS CHEOKEO...... gamble, TKo stripped aB mE I IN RAMBLER CLASSIC m ate- of'a political miracle. of government aiq>- an in bad trouble. In an at- the haid-lnen around him arxl 770 2-Door Hardtop. 6 cylinder, autranatic trima., better de- port and davakiad tte dinar The changes sweeping the tempt to cure Inflation the gov- purged Atexander Rarkovic, • TIRE IHSPEOION ...... FREE Stephen _ Ogron banged out a hose-knock ctetons about Ufe and file crea wttti kwalm of making It a con- country are tmeven and they eminent holds down prices on forcing Into retirement the man radio, heater, individual reclining f ^ t seats. oU and aa aecretary of the Na- interested in Ms school and haa ^ PMlce Force, tor purchasing RK ’69 vecttbla cw ranoy fay 19ID. At are rUrrtog tenaiona among basic products like wheat and who had been generally viewed • ROAR TCSTED ...... FREE A spotless car. tor three riMiies. Top of tte ten <> knowledge. A school ttenal Honor Society. She to a pa^tpated in Boya’ Leaders, a alx-paok of beer by false Manchester— Hall — 6. ahould tearii not only a raclety a oaa stroke te wqMsed the dld^ many of the SO million Tugoa- corn. Thte means limited earn- at Ttto’s heir. For more than 20 Gold finish/matching interior. 1695 member of tte Senior Com- su Club, arid has been a mem- IdenUfloatlon. During the ar- B ut t t e Hall "MU omiMl- herttasre, but also o n undee- gldi economy to open oanqteti- lava. Peasants to the more togs for the growen while the years Rankovic had run the se- • EHRIHE TUHE-UP ...... $I4.» moncem ent CS>mmltte«, the Cur- bar o f the footbaU squad. Bto ratonment Jim tog vlotory, soared tte tying stmdlnar at they swim.’ speaking peoples In the undevel to thla Arisona- alxed country la His ouster brought a proCouml '85 RAMBLER 778 Club. tlclpates In Recreation Basket- catcher Jhcfc HMick, to tor an ■** «»«(» concemed and, are oped aouth, are not advancing prlvatedly owned but much of It change. SMjBS You might think that with aU ball. Stephen asserts that what , Nominees Up Tte fanmedlato effect wae ConvertiUe. A beauty all the way. 6 cyL engine, injured Dave Ware, was the begteUng to te more open and heathhli). P itoee went up. Iheliri- as rapidly as others. About a is in plots too amall to iîMBte "We Mved through some bad these aleUritlea Carolyn wouldn’t he wUl remember most about M batter up to the tenth and d irect al^ftoUngs. ^ « etm t M terprlaaa went uniter. fifth of the national population profitably to today’s changing yeans,’’ says a Belgrade hduae- automatic, radio, B l A O K have tlm* for her studies. You’d m h s , besides football (Ms And Running Unemptojment roeeL ” is sUU illiterate. Umea. wife. "But thank Ood it’s all dif- power top, wws. I “ f f O be wrong. CtorMyn to taking ^ oat unforgettable experience). raoeived • walk. ... Noeke _ got" on _ ^ TTm IGalwklfsi <6|A 4oi tm. A. RAYMOND ROGERS led ..__.1_ . . hw an am or and HoUk advanced. Change. H® tfablka Bat soon a tnunCormatian be Staganatlon and grinding pov- There is discontent too among fcient now. Nobody la worried PAUL DOUGE PONTIAMUa A.P. Bngltoh. A.P. Calcuto and ^ hta frtonte around school and cross-examlnatten was ted gan taking effect, m ovliv Y\«o- «“ Ja«eon. Jackson got a oarae to tho sixth os Bale- y ® ” *** jj^ ManMies^ to a tee comuniy. is abread to the laniL unteaeed - i Maroon/gold interior. I w f O work. favorites. Among those are bouriiL President wiu’ be graduating, two-run aingle and a throwing sano welked, stMe sebond end derision maJdng, he to proud of ^ *^^*** by aa expioefon of opportunities Oarolyn Hkes people wte <«vtog the poriten enor let in the third mte final Jaokaoi awl rtOng expeetations. slvenens of the scfaocL Scholarship FOundaten, while "People tecame euddehly YOU CAN SUptMtero tor What they u ^vrm the beer he tte three^rospe^ candl- run. HaU oouldn-t produce at Mm In. “ tte^St mo!? to th-rtoraathatandttesmnetheir turn at bat and the game ’IMn.Thtoga can only get better. *** >■ poeltlon Mr. Rog- at tte same time te looks for- asrare that 9m more and better 88 FCRD GAUXIE 588 Katony hopes to ariileve more to- ward to new Job opportunities they work the mote they could "Whip-Up" a Real Buy at pres- was over. to to Mm to FYost. Orange to Ms owST m t. A g o .^ Against WettMTOfield, Bate tratoliig service for teachers. In tte areas te has aisiaya earn,’’ Mya a Belgrade Joumal- 4-Door Sedan. V-8 engine, automatic trans., for two" years at tte Salvation feviite "roior. " quertion ist who boldB a regular newspa DILLON FORD power steering, radio, 4 new tires. Army Program to Hartford per Job and wocte on the aide as A fine family sedan. B l ^ O C Her interest in pecqde — aU M l i i e 319 Main St, Manchester ktoda of peopte — oorriee over ooUege a private pbotographer and Manxm/tan interior. | O ■ O tratolafar. "Ouddmdy M was a to her summers spent at Oenova until you wish to get metuuu naaseay eoonomy.’’ T H IS M O N T H Politt Camp on Lakeuaxe Wwumoh ln^ advice. It wouMwould be betterbeuer to councilman then ad- With wotkera getting a share pesaukee...... -...... - ... m em ber r Tennis Team Wins of the income thetr oompaBies ^ VCLKS. CGNVERTIBLE accepted appUcant BpMif’ and the great mena- porenta, Mr. ana m ib . raonaio. gjudod Robert Swadosh, earn, production has Skyrocket Oh what a gorgeoia little car. Equipped right u- » w..-* T u day. May 8. errors and dead bats has struck Nnfters frbm “senloiltiF’ or ed, pouring a growing flood of Mrips a te made there. Moore. ^ts, Kathy Neu^^ As of last Friday there was again, and again, and again. some such affUctian. In acme with > bucket seats; radio,4Hspeed. • <| aagtefi Wall, everybody, Ifa reaUy Carolyn >69 oonaraner Meraa onto a market ^quetee N ^ll, Janice student on. the ballot, The Indians scored once to oases the grades for ttm last First Two Matches hungry for them. Color: Bright red/black top. ^ I hard to put Carolyn Into words. ------itouy BteTO, JU M Jacobs, with managers, the second, as BlUy Maher got half of the seMor year faH below Off to a good start this sew- tol turned toe tide on Ite Indi- Tugoelavs want the good life She’s the pretty girt with tte B®*> BleUer. and Jeff Taylor, a stogie. HoUk sacked Mm to the tevrt of aMNevemmt at cheerful smile who can listen SL ana, winniqg on Manctestor of material comfort and are 1969 FORD FAIRLANE Ti However, by Monday, Ibur^ second, and a passed baU and a wliloh Itey were wten toe offer huBtUng for it. Moonlighting is and help who Uves at 18 HUl- A K n u t M H S Ware end John Qracyalny had catcher’s error brought Mm of ntlmlsrion wsa made The teonto team made a clean S®1?*** - S P O R T S C A R S - dreot Rd. with her parents Mr. | A D O U l iYAAlO Judge Quto ^ the W n ^ ------sweep to torir first tso match- to sto widespread aa people scramble 00 mwtmy lu wMw kww ■■■nwir- gjâ ptoy, ss WOTS tts team of for extra tocome. Small pri and Mrs. JMm A. Johnson. Yeh! Work Day concem l^^ Wal, Dormler wlU speak in Karen’s es, winning each by tte perfect pastel and ifim to toe doubtes. vate enterprises—from ahoe- Carolyn. 2845 Jan '69 Hie Student CouncU Work Day score of 6-0. On April U, toe In- The team of Dave Okrant and shine stands to ^mall restaur ’66 MQB-ROADSTER will te held on May 17. If yoi wMto “P ^®“- MHS To Hear New Voices dlons dlsidayed ftoe fmrm In Jay Plante oalvaged Manchss ants and shops—have mush ...... K* make their decision, wMle attempts to gain votes, slo- New members are Richard wWtowashlng Rockvflle. Doug tor’s ^ win. wtenlng to dou- roomed. PeasanU with some ex |\ill equipped with extras like: Electric over- buttons, and other gim- dnve, AM-FM radio, tcumeau cover, wine watch H » Herald early next ------r--- buttons, and other gun- Pastel of Manchester won to blMidayMm play 8-6 . tra capital buy trucks for a little onday, wril-balanCed haMliig bustoeas in their spare THAT’S OUR wheels plus all standard features, A A C breexed past' MHS time. Workers employed by day British racing green/black int. I O # 9 iTinO alU U ClllO ^ 1 tt rilent throughout the hearing, p .a . syatem. The MHS- An- hen, Jane Hubhaid, Sue Oo- R o ft o ^ by tte ^ o t M h ^ on construction projects do car FAIRLANE 2-OR HARDTOP ■WTS« #V Ml 17 m r r a«in. to 2.80 p.iki. and inaka w «• ««* *“>°^ fAUMi ***• thA J*“Y iurv ^*** whoi tom^to“set. * x . _x xe_.the __v«te’â * _m te nouncersnAimMra recenUy rM»Antiv selectedaAidMatsMi theirthciir hen, h«n aU aii ‘71. They TCifkip WUl4viii jbtoIaIti toetha ana 6-2.M. LanyLaxvy Kahn dlaplayaddte]dayto ajpalnagain by^ ^ tha scacore of ^ P i» pentry and painting and paper- F U U P R IC E V is it W e a v e r fPP*^S^L I. ****y riumed. Roger MeUon, ^ new members tor the 1969-70 staff already consist of «crilent form by beattag Ryk- te both de- hanging weekends and Hghts. V -8 En^nc, Power Steering, Radio, W.S.W. Tires, Vinyl Roof, Deluxe JVheel Covers, ■ Full 61 TRIUMFH-TR-R ROADSTER you. Small entrepreneurs opera- Intereat In the proMems of the venUot of not guilty. The studenta at MHS are »eW ®' Inner city schools by MHS rtu- n ,x exiinBrfna. ahuixnta wMw other UfluoT charsM and toeir - - _. x.x.^ _ x slatas each Deranactiva oan- MHS. since they bring toe <>«««• Ply. «» to«n> <>< «»y Manchester winner, vie- hire up to five employes before Padded Seals, Plus All Ford Standard Equip. wire wheels, Michlen tires. >— —X «— n .— X------Lu. torlouB by 6-2, 2-6, en d 6-4. regutetions turn the business White/red interior, #5 Kahn has been the most cop- ■into a "publie enterprise" run by workers’ councils. Many nniinrii AnTMnda erMtlv uwMi »Bvery sniaent was juogea on are extenaea to au new mem- ^ alatato member of the tera, USED CARS s High led to an exrimnge o( gôuld have Been listed for High for tte Law Day program. ^rfirnsli^M voluiie. pronunclaU^ speed, hers. completed toe sweep with ôh Jiss a 2-2 iiteord after bring in relatives—who don't of- toe president. ^ ^ ^ ^ „ ^he first four matches. ficlaUy count as em ployes—to ■ngMsh A.P.. eteSBM o f t t e two {jogors. J te a Oameron ’70 Last Friday, however, BHs- ateve Aimstrang 70 work in growing business opera R ay Sm ith 84 RAMBLER CUSSIC 778 fTtwyih. on Monday, Jday 6 aad tions Uke restaurants, lauwlrles 1967 V W Tuesday, Mioy 8. and hotela. < 1967 F O R D 4-Door Sedan. 6 cy l, automatic trans., radio, The students from here were /ef f>fp
BIANCHEfiflER E V E tl^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRTOAY, MAY 9, 1969 MANCHS8TEB EVENING HERALD. MANCIHBSTBB. CONN.. FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1969 PAGE Twiirro#iE. Lowering of Mound Also Helped Alcindor Can’t Miss, ClMms UCLA Giant Rozelle May Select Sporuvieushg Boost Averages of Most Pitchers SATtnaMLT Ndtea from the little Black Book C ould W in i m (18) m m te o r n t tf AWedbaace at ooUago and h i^ ocIkmI faaaaball games NBW YORK (A P)—The ing a banner performance by games. “We started oft bad and Tommy Jotm of the Chicago has soared from 3.10 to 0.85 end AL’s batting champion, la mirsd Realignment Teams (88) Majee f tida qRinff ia the m m t in the paat iS6 yean. Not enren Rich Allen, who walkqted a tow then we started to press. WhMe Sox Is up from 1.98 to has s sore asm, as well. Tom at .380, DetroU’s WnUs Boston MVP Honor wimdaf teams an» drawing any kind o f crowda . . . pitching mound isn’t the “I think we’ll be all right; 3.66, Stan Bahsen of the New Seaver of the Mets and Ray at 3.88, CUlfornia’s VIo DavalU- NEW YORK (A P)—ConuniBsioner Pete Rosalie h ss 4d8 ( 8) KMr Style ering grand slam homer and k> at .149, Oakland's Bert Cam- Univanttar of Gooneetkiit piurticipate in the Quaker only thing lower for most singled in another run. We’ve got three hard throwers Torit Yankees—0-6 tike Tlant— Washburn of the Cardinals are NEW YORK (A P)—Lew DUSTY SOFTBAIX, moved to within 24 hours of ranniiiDr 'with the realign- ( 8) O slltrttj EOki CHy BaaketbaO Tournament a t the Speetmm in PhiUu of the huriers who helped In Larry Diericer, Don Wilson from 3.(M to 0.50, Joe Horien of virtually the same, 3J0 to 3J8 paneris at .174 and asvsUnd’s SdO ( 8) E ase e( tte Houston feU behind despite a and Tom Griffin. If they (xxitin- the White Sox from 3.87 to 8.60 for Seaver and 3 M to 3.00 tor mod swinger, Ken Harrelfan. is Alidndor can’t miss making ***“ himself and pMwmally select^ the three Week driphia during ^ Chriatmaa reoeas. Home ener will 3-0 lead on Joe Morgan’s leadoff arbecT a w w t FUifleM Mr make 1968 the Year of the ue to improve we can be and New York’s Mel StoOle- Washburn. But <3ayk>rd Perry at .181. ( •) WMe WoiU e< homer and a two-nm shot by tough.” myre and Oakland’s John "Blue of the Giants has Jumped from The averagea o t Pittsburgh’a BasketballRnnkdthAlI Association,Association. atm t Rcberstonftohararnn Pari.wu Ednd the American F Football ( » ^ Isague, league. Zero in major league base Jim Wynn in the third. But they Jj^jA (iBDBfli ttwrt* VUDy fin® tMMMll sBIW WTK) The pitchers on the other 23 Moon’’ Odom trirni 3.45 to 8.64 3.44 to 8.13. Matty Alou, Atlanta’s FsUpe p coUected two cne s d n u a y ball. Their records also closed In when Jesus Alou says Jeiry West Z ^ wU. WdM iT ^ Ifcrt. nm «wt onto the fWd «t Fen- show quite a drop. teams had Thursday off to oon- and 3.84, respectively. Marichal, who won 36 games AhHi, ClneinnaU’s Alsx Johnson, “I think he’s going to be the a home run. Ron Sefinrarts, >•"■• • •“ “__ U-hour Into tfao 1ft tOtTTI AFL to form 8) WeiM Serlee oE cracked a two-nm double and template their woes. For exam Naah, however, is down fnrni last year, has a 4-3 record and New York’s Clson Jones and moat valuaUe player In the Dick Baakla. and Art Bralnard day ot talks with both NFL and conferences Of 18 teams tord,aimMeeMtlilnn»MOOMh '" ^ 7 Pm ^ durtna the couree of Of the top 10 pitchers In each Gary Geiger hit a sacrifice fly AFL club owners Thursday In ple; 3.38 to 1.66 with a 8-1 record. his ERA is 1.98, compared to Moiftreal’s Rusty Staub all show kague," eald the wpeietaf of also got his for the whmera. 4(88 ( 8) Eed fa x te . / «ttb Ow ~nriaic'«ti~ He’i a tsm c- JudK e'ineood McKen- league a year ago, only Juan In the eighth. UttamaO gnd who atan«d on ney saya It WHt coat fane $W Marichal of San Ftanci^ and Cleveland’s Luis Tlant, a 21- Over in the Natlooal League, last season’s 3.48. Improvement, vriiile the QMnte’ the Loo Angela* Lakers todsy. Tom Tomkunas end Jim Sarlea X?* “5!: Asked If he had the power to Norm Miller began the dei;i- game winner and the American Bob Olbeon of St. Louis has a The people doing the hitting WUIie McOovey Is at 1968’s J t t then DTO football meetings that _ .. Ow as a player. tor each such walK-Ip the future, Oakland's Jim Nash show an êre to receive a oar aa the each pounded out two htts for ^ hTve^SSd tw o _ )S • • . which Is reaaonaMe'x.. Tony appreciably baêr earned run Blve ninth against reliever Gary League’s ERA leader at 1.60, superb 1.94 ERA, but it wsA a also have some strange names. mark. outatanding player of the recent North End. Wag.'.er with a single and walks But defending bat ohamh Pete months and been held on both "TI»V (the owners) may give ww «- rrm ___ ''kysAy of Byracuse. a \ fifth average and some BRAs are as shows an 0-6 record and 8.36 record-setting 1.13 Isdt season, The leading batten include NBA final playoff serlee be- piaoount OSS 110 0—8-12-8 coeatoof the United States. It to me or 1 may toslat on i_A>ll8y liaH lC€l ^ round draft pick of the 'Kpw tronomical. to Curt Blefary and Doug Rader ERA. Teammate Sam Mc when he spun 18 Mnitouts. Coco Laboy of Montreal, Chuck Rose of the Reds Is dow^ from tween the . Lakers and the win- 9 ^ 230 020 0-7-10-4 AMCloaa Iêteh Post In In the NFL, his loaded the bases with two out. .886 to -387, Curt Flood Of the Admitting that‘T don’t have a having IL In that ease I think I J Houston and Philadelphia Dowell’s ERA is up from 3.81 to San Francis(x>’e Bob Bolin is Harrison of Kansas City, Mtke nlng Boaton Celtics Went wee Skendeilan, Merson, Schwarts, firm commitment from any cd® It-” OnaMy, win Alou's infield single tied the 3.23 and it took two consecutive up from 1.98 to 4.76, Pitts Cards from .801 to J09, Glen « c e ^ i - a y . Wreaked more hitting havoc Hegan of Seattle and Bobby aAed whom he would pick tlrat Luoas, Palmer, O ulstlansen. club" to move, Roselle said he RoseUe said he had spent Ansonla Hartford Thursday, with the Astros win rcore and John EMwards drilled shtftouts to get it that respect burgh’s Bob Vesle from 3.06 to Murcer of the Yankees, none of Beckert of the Cubs from JM to if he had to select a pro team to- SOITOAUj To NBA Jo b Mhy U. Past asfrtss wfll be sus- a single to right to win it. .203 and Roberto aepisnte of felt a aolutlon had to be reached some time considering hie three es|M wllh «N staiterM gim set ning a 6-7 come-from-behind able. 8.82, Jerry Koosman of the New vrixim was In the majors a year day. Rallying fbr four rune- In the bv Saturday at the latest and If candldatea tor a shift but de slugfest fit . the only scheduled “It's taken us a while to get in Baltimore's Dave McNally York Mets from 3.06 to SJ17 and ago. the Pirates from J91 to .341. "Lew Alcindor,” he repUed top of the sixth inning, Ame^- toe NFL omiera could not select cUned to epecKy any of his to 7 » ... apods and Import- ^ ^®."** r-T ô * The current leaders are W ith Royals ed GSr ikow today tor Stodlum. game in either league. the groove, to adjust to playing has a 5-0 mark but his ERA Is Steve Blass of the Pirates from Danny Cater and Rick Mon wlthout heeitatioM. can Driving SclKXd dawned T ti- toe three teams T am prepared choices or spedk In otoer than with (H ie another and to gdt a up from 1.96 to 3.70. Denny 3.18 to 6.82. day of Oakland and Tony Oliva MlnnesoU’s Rod Carew at .890 rtamMlay nm rtSe HaMOel JiSL^'TîL f They rallied for three runs In "I’ve watched him play and so, 6-4 last night at Mt. Nabo. to pick them.'" generaUUee about what factors CINCINNATI (AP) — Bob the eighth inning and three IltUe confidence,’’ said manager McLain, Detroit’s 81-game win Don Drypdale of Los Angeles, and Ted Uhlaender of hUnneso- after a .378 season in 1908 and he can do everything. He has Ken Ferry got the key htt, a The owners have been meet- would be taken Into eonsldera- Oousy, one of toe all-tlins gtreato JcHies of the Mets, up fKHn M7 toMtodayandiyidayandlOto more in the ninth, wiping out a Harry Walker, whose Astros ner, Is at 4-3 and 2.83, compared author of a record 58 consecu ta are hitting better but Bos BiU RuseeU’e egUity. He la three-nm homer In the sixth In- Ing on a solution to toe realign- titm. ^ of toe National Basketbkll AasD- la an fha wnnksnd Prioes of the Ooast Football Iwafue champs 7-3 Philadelphia lead and- ruin have won six of their last seven to 1.96 in 1668. tive scoreless innings last year, ton’s Carl Yastrsemski, the to .894.^ quick, has great hands, can ning. Jim Oranato, Bud Belang- ment problem since mid-March ’Hi® teams most prominently elaUon, was named today to be m ondlaiilayw m raivefrom win opce defense of Iheir laurels a shoot and is an uiwMllsh player. ®r and Ron Holderman all wmt orlglnaUy ^ __sat down In mentioned In speculation have head coach of toa dnotnnati M ttW Oto H H w e^ $80,- *«»ln»t Pottstown, Pa., Sept. 0. 'His one weaknesB is iw- S-8 for'the winners. Hank Fells Palm Spri^T Caiit. . They_ .held .. ..—been Baltimore,------»— Atlanta, New Royals. •M . . . BMtecn Regianal AAU • • • Earliest Start in History bounding. Bbr a guy hla else he was 8-8 for Telso and Shortstop a second sessloa last week and Orleans, Phlladelifijla, Ittm e ^ Oousy, who spent his pisylng Marifknw — $■ miles, S8S yards E nd o f th e L ine doesn’t do enough. But with Clem Langltos did an outotond- then rec** ®®® (to of Um Royals, aaM that Jucker ad ndsr of the Mhncheater sevetnl years. Nimerowsld Is Chicago 19 10 .666 — to compare teammato Wilt 55^* Restaurant defeated First in Expansion Honored would be offMsd another posl- L«d|a of inks, is a foimer MSn- office manager An: EiastiOD In Pittsburgh 16 U .698 3 Twlnbills are scheduled in each of the three leagues, OhamAreiialn, S3, 7-1, 276 WINF, M , at Keeney FteU last tkm ta the team organlsattoa. chmtar Bgb haskethan captain. Bast Haxtford, a regtonal dla- Phlla’iihia 12 18 .480 5 Nati(- H* named the each league with 10 buys, age train. Aa toe season progressed "But for toe one guy for the Ray^s 000 604 x—0-12-6 -1^ LieagU paii8i_ ...... NBA’s Most Vsluabis Player In nM Bgsr Of 18l» M the major ^ ^ San Diego 18 17 654 eight through 12, on each roater Sports Slate • ed .'tenor, walled -with the _im, aka sSIIak^ u ig io i et oofnmiaskmer c t the | : «g«a hockgrouad, "Youngor so did Banks. He was a regular one game I’d have to pick BUI WIN^ 001 J21 0-6-11-8 be named 'to the leaâe’s anmial All-Star team. 1967 and was on tlio aU-league Houston 10 31' .828 10 220 boys In all. A like number Hall was named to toe NHL’s Thuraday’s Beentt BASEBALL Than Bprlngtbne Am I ... Doa- again. Ruaell. HM record speaks tor Burge®® and Omeo; Day and team 10 times. will be in (he Farm League. Friday, May 9 dee dee dee aooo-deo-dao-doa" Going hack a Mt further, 1963, Itself. . Turk, Bychohdd. first AU-Star team for a reoord At Boston CfoOege, bis toams ■astam Uvialan of lha Ameri- Houston 9, Phlladelplila 7 There wQl also b e 'a Rookie llto time in ballottag by three samem r.^mshm «wae« uW!— ft. ^ servB uimII A Feplaoecncnt Only game scheduled ’ Pulaaki fCt E ^ Catholic At canter stage, behind the Banks was (xmsldered slowing "If-'l' i had to say what toe Appropri4xte compUed a 117-84 record. ^ ** n««n, like League. ManchOster at Bristol Central members of the National Hock Oousy said on a bustaess tri^ Today’s Games Opening pairings will be; (batting cage, he cakewalked to up even then. He was shifted difference was In our ttaBl se- evwythlng be does, did a (re- Bast Hampton at Coventry a groundskeeper to engage In a MUwaukee Bucks ey League Writers Association In LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP)— ta Boston ecuUor this week that Sen Francisco (Marfohal 4-2) National: ICedlca vs. Manches from shortstop to left field. Out rjes, I’d say BUI RusseU. He’s a . mendous Job tor the Hec De- Rham at Vinal Tech waits. The groundskeeper - re- 1 to pasture. He played 36 un- wkner. each of the 12 league cities. One of the members on the he had talked with three cluba •• • •^** baa been re- partment over the yean In at OMcago (Hands 8-8) ter Auto Parts, Green Manor vs. Gain Two-Fifths Univwst^ ot Y^rontag golf Atlanta (Jarvte 1-3) at PMla- ESUlngton at Blast Windsor treated out of sheer horror. happy games In left. His high- "And I’m not knocking WUt. The veteran goalie, who and "have reached the point handling one of it. m M b s l X pro- Nastdff Arms. team is Roger Von der SUoe. where Pve get to fish or out delphla (Jackaon 3-2) night South Windsor at Stafford It was hard to say whether (toeekboned, slender brown face He's a great player but every- ritared toe Vestaa Trophy for O f the ^ American — Wlpco vs. Police Windsor at Rockville Banks was loony or looped. Of U CIA Stars feiwest goals allowed with team- i baR." “ ■**“ • ••®ltog- ,rtien a department head U Houaton (Lemaster 0-4) at A Fire, Dillon Ford va. Army was stm bright with being a Mg one says he’s a toser. WeU I’m a New York (Seaver 8-2) Bedton at Cheney Tech (3 "It’s great to be a major leaguer. But his heart and feet foeer, too, and so is EIgta NBW YORK (AP) — 11i« Mil- mates Jacques Plante, polled fMd College has racked up a finally found, one must assume Sc Navy Clifo. p.m.) waukeeiraukee Bucks~ of toe...... National 115 potats, 18 more than Ed Gta- d a m straight basehaU wtns this that he's the best In the ooun- Cincinnati (donlnger 1-4) at leaguer, isn’t RT"' Banks asked, were not so co-operative. He (teammate Elgin -Baylor). We Inteniatlanal ■— Norman’s vs. SOFTBALL Basketball Association may oomln a t New Yoric, in the dos- ipc^nind the big gun has been try. Judging by (he amount of Montreal (Grant 1-2), nlgHt Oilers, PagBid’s vs. AnsakU’s. loud enough tor the fans get was shifted again, this time haven’t beaten Boaton and nmrsday. May 8 ting off the elevated train a few to first base. And home he was. that’s on thing I wanted most. I have two-fifths a t UCLA’s est race ta tba voting. ^ Puta, A definite tkm e tt has taken those In com- Loa Angeles (Slider 4-2) at TMa year the earileBt ever. NCAA championship STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWAY pfo pra^MCt. He's been used mand cut the white house to Pittsburgh (EUls 2-2) night Usually play starts Memorial Driving School va. Telephone blocka away to hear. "What "Hey Eimie, hey Bmle," thought aura this was toe year ^ Joining Hall on the first team Ray’s vs. WINF 'a life!" yelled a knot of kids near toe ^ do It" their line-up next year. were center PhU EqjMsito a n d ' •t both ehoitatop and first base make a setectkxi, but then rec San Diego (Santorini 1-3) a t Day. BTnal gam es are slated The Bucks grabbed tile tor Coach AxxMe Allen's fine reaitlon miay not. be. hnpoiitBnt St. L ^ s (Washburn 2-8) night July 2. TRACK This kind of ebulUenoe, along dugout. Banks claiqied ta r him- “Wleat,“Wleist, hampered 1 by a pulled ™ defenseman Bobby Orr of Hos d u b .. .At last HoKbury District In this current day term of IMe, Friday, May • with long, crashing home runs, I self. And toe Uds squealed with hamstriiw Saturday’s Schedule NlmerowSki announced (hat has been Banks' trademark San Frandaco a t Chioago Manchester will not participate Penney at Manchester ^delight ... ‘Tt’s great Just great” T._ ... the finalftmi two games with Boa- " ~ “ cago, right wing GonUe Howe of HousUm a t New York In the District Bhght Toumsr South Windsor at Suffleld throughout his 16-ysar career he sal^ Why, they to^ Pm tor;, scored 42 potats, grabbed 18 Detroit and dePanseman Tim ment. Coventry at Rham with the Chicago Cubs. rebounds and hod 12 oaslBta ta »>rton ofTOronto. Normal Operations Resume Los Angeles a t Pittabuigh Before each season, this hap ERNIE BANKS Cincinnati at Mhntreal However, the annual tows BUington at ASD ,,^mf^^t**SLi!i,5u«^^ 108-106' fostag seventh game ^ atenMi came closest to beUg a piest of warrioTB has predicted Atlenita at Philadelphia, N round roMn tourney between GOLF Boston. onantawu. cholcs, getting M6 of After Dispute at Aqueduct the three league winners will be Hall, Manchester at Plat toe Cubs would wfai toe pennarit. and said, "Bmle, sooner or thOUglls But t)l6 Cubs, too -Ob, fnia 17Rjrvuvw1 HflllllOIl ftlter tno NBA wieelM Ifin TWbfae TYavll tin it San Diego at St. Louis, N As a prophet, he has batted they love toe <3ubs. And they . sWmmsd off toe cream of the ??? ^ NBW YORK (AP) — Nbcmal a temporary reatrainlng order Sunday’s Schedule staged aa as all-star games Friday, May 9 later toe snow must fall In South Windsor at Berlin .000. Aa a slugger, he has done idoUse toe big leagues. Like I crop in the first two round, of operations resumed today at the obtained by the State Attorney Houston a t New York, 2 pitting the next in each loop everyone’s life. It Is now toe do. What a great Ufe. Deenlee- 14-round grab bag on April Aqueduct nuse track after set- General. A hearing on a perma- against the other. Ellington at Bast Hartford much better. He Is now In toe Ctnclnnati at Montreal top 10 of all-time home run hit winter of young playing career. Hnn fifirt.ffonn di^n rtnn ” oeveivgaane set wim g Tbree Mbntreal iilayeiv, oen- tlement of a pensfam dispute nent injunction sought by Attor- Atlanta at Philadelphia League commissionerB will be SUNDAY. MAY 11 V would like you to become a WUUe ShT^' young rs- ^ ta eoo- J®« BeUveau, rawing arhldi led to a nine-day shut- ney General Louis Lefkowltz Albert “Tosh" Vlncek In the Little League Baseball ters, having reoentiy passed KITTEN IN ACTION—Atlanta second baseman Felix Millan has been called Loa Angeles at Pittsburgh Stan Mualal. And as a biological Cub coach. And tai a -pinch, serve, came by. "Ernie," ho nomlcs and completed his un- ‘^“^ doam at the natkin's largest will be held Tuesday, The Kitten because of his quicknese. Top he whistles at batter as he does al San Franclsoo at Chicago American League, Ai«ie Davis Medics va. AP’a, 1 p.m'.. swing a bat in anger now and Bald “PU take tafteld tor you." P®® player ta the NBA today deigraduate studies with Just “ *** Harris, were id«dced thoroughbred plant. The HBPA had voted «i April in the National League and Joe / Manor vs. NaasUf, 8 — Buckley. phepo®i®®®®> i® ■ most constantly during game. Lower left he moves to cover second base and San Diego a t St. Louis parell. then.” Smith stifled a smile. "I know ““y ^®-" »»“ below an A average, said ^ ®®««il team along with Members of the Horsemen’s 35 to boycott the entry box to Dennin in the Bitematlonal Wlpco vs. PAF, 1 p.m., Dillon you’re ktada tired, being an old' coach. Bill van Brisda Kblff, Wednesday night he’d prefer to Olnoomln, defenseman Ted Benevolerft and Protective Asao- p re u demands for state aid In lower right he edges off second base before completing successful' steal. League. vs. AAN, 8 — Whddell. Banka ia not younger toon As Banka recalled too situa American League Springtime, though he sings he tion, his long-laahed, wide geeser and ail." *® (u™**®®® honoring West enroll at Harvard Law School of Boaton end left wing ciatlan voted Thursday to end financing a $1.3 miUifan pension All Little League umpires Norman’s vs. OUers, 1 p.m., “You stay away from that Thursday. where he has a scholarship. Frank MahovUch; of Detroit their boycott in cast Sun National League Boston (Jervis 1-1 or Nagy upa at any Ume. ^1 Guardsman tor the last five fled UUe .ls already ragtag. arate ways foir toe summ er to- said happUy. mone 462, Lois Johnnon .483, day. He worked nine inhlngs, al Batting (60 at baU)—C. 1-0) at CaUtomia (Messersmith On occasion, it has been sug- years, says baseball players in Fadt Is, whan,the-modifleds 0-2) night day after being hailed by a "This Is utterly fantastic," Linda Burgess 466. THOMPSON lowing the heavy hitting Tigers Jones N.Y., .394; H. Aaron, gested that professional athletes the reserves rarely have it return to the half-mile Staf grateful city for winning the" Auerbach said. . _____ juiit two runs, bôre giving way Atl., .383. Washington (Coleman 2-'4) at swarm into reserve units to easier than other reoervista, "I ford Springs Speedway tonight, NBA tiUa for toe llto Ume ta 18 Riding ta convertibles ta toe JAMES’ LADIES SPEEDWAYS B«nk Rnancing Runs—Kesslnger, Chic., 35; Sea,ttle (Pattln 4-1 ) night avoid impending draft calls and, learned that five years ago," tlfom win be six of toe top 16 ^-Rose to a pinch-hitter as the Red Sox years In a aev.en-game aeries motorcade were Auerbach, Ha-v- i 84-84S OFF RT 193 THOMPSON, CT SAVE $1.N ON OUR went on to win 4-3 in the lllh. C. Jones. N.Y., 22; Morgan, , Saturday’s 8ohedule4 ” ■ oncie accepted, do little mrw h 21 Pieces Tasty Fried Chicken games from the expansion Pi Jones; J«.Y., 41. • — , Waahlngt list goes vtaton, action starting tt 8:16. starting a vacation; retired Sam Siegfried, Mai Graham and Don Rolls and Honey lots. Doubles—Kesslnger, Chic., 1$; Sunday’s Scheduled be clearly oh the spot. ‘ up and there I am, scheduled THOMPSON SPEEDWAY - Jones headed for Washington Chaney. D Satisfies 5 to 7 Peoole Ideal for Parties and Picnics The modest winning streak H, Aaron^ Atl., 13. Chicago at Cleveland “It Is no secret,” says Lt. for Sunday. It was by olpha- A special Mother’s Day pro- and new duties as athletic dlrec- Bach of too Boshm players re- has lifted the Red Sox into sec Triplea—4 tied at 3. Kansas City at Baltimore Col. Edward Hill, a public In- betlcal order, all legit, and I gram of ktock oar racing will tor and coach at Federal City celved a racking chair bearing SKEDY-CMta COUPON ond place. Just two games be Home runa-McCovey, S.F., 8; Minnetota at Detroit formation officer for the Na- said to myself, ’Oh, wee! Did be held at the Now Hiompaon College; and Bttley Howell left the city Insignia. Silver Trays hind Baltimore, in the East Di 5 tied at 6. New York at Oakland tional Oiiard Bureau In the I luck out. My firid year at Soeedway Sunday afternoon at for Mississippi and his private were presented Auerbach and 861, Steve Malcom 202, Oonrad vision. The Red Sox now have a Pitching (3 decisions)—5 tied Pentagon, "that . most units camp and I pull KP on the business. HavUcek. SulUvan 324-669, Dick Cote 200- SPEEDY FAMILY BAD Boston at Oalllomla watch very carefully the attend- easiest day.’ 9-5 record on the road. with 1.000. Washington at Seattle The NASCAR modified stock Tom Sanders has an upcom- "Wa aU appreciate toe glory Ml-W, Johp Goiongoa 212, Joe Bog. RAJS. Low 8L00. $ ^ ^ 2 9 ance and performances of pro- "On Friday, the first eer- care wlM be running toe "Moth- ing wedding date, wbUe Larry the Celtioa have brought to our 221-898, fessional athletes. That is not geant calls me Into the ordor- era Day Troplw Race" over the' Siegfried hopes to find a pubUc city," Mayor Keviii White said M Yourkas 310-862, Walt Ciy- to say they’re not vratching, ly room. ’Lollch,’ be says, ‘It SO-lap (Uatanoe with (he Tiger relations Job ta toe Boston area. In greeting toe champlona. ” ®^ 222-618. NEW 1989 CORONET 599 STATION WAOON everylxxly else, to6, but it’s Just doesn’t look go(>d for you to Division also presenting their ------' that a lot has been oald, and have KP on Sunday. Take It aiain bang csatnpetitlon ov6r 4 A 818 cu. In. 8-cyl. engine, Torquefllte trane., Ught group, SPEEDY PARTY PAIL a lot Written, about athletes re- next Tuesday Instead.’ What the fifteen lap dlstanoe. Greg PtriMring, ® Junior ftom MOTHER’S OAT truck, cargo Ignition with time delay, tinted windshield, Beg. I5A9. Lem RLOO. celvtaig preferential treatment, could I (fo? I Just took R on Ack Ack Takes Examinatioii Hampton, N.J., wlU captain luggag® rack, deluxe wheel covers, whitewall Urea, power $ ' To the first 600 mothers that Dartmouth’s basketball team SPVCXAL MfMMFlED and It’a not true. Tuesday. But 1 learned rl^ arrive tt the speedway tor the STOCK OAR RACE brakes, power eteertag, power tailgate window, radio, etc. “Actually, piofesalonal ath- then and there not to expect for the Moond tlm s nett ®sa®on. MaMer’a Buy Only 19M the management has a For Preakness Rim Saturday List $8876.96 — 8T11 SPECIAL ...... letea are under more preosure any gravy details, tovniy gift for them. In additton, Free gift Int o the " first . 888 Sign of personalized than the average reservist "Now I’m a sergeant In Cain Hoy Stable’s Ack Aok, Shield,' a good fourth ta toe one of (be lucky motiiera wUI 3495 Everybody In their respective charge of a motor pod. When- be ohonen to preaent the "Mo(hr who passed a Kentucky Derby Wood Memorial and Locust HUl Complete Service AvadlaUe On AH CSuryilcr Products unit knows who they are, and ever some general or VIP i«~i« era Day ^sophy" to (he winner test but then was kept out of Farm’s Tyrant also wUl be what their Jobs are auppoeed to
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1989 MANCHESTER BVBNINa HERALD, MANCHBlnEB, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1969 PAGE
BUGG8 BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJ(»t HOOPLE n u n 'W6HTA n a l a w BY nORm WHIITLB H «lp H d p W< M oM k Hm m s &-A BR... WHAT 0(DN(A BUT THBY- T)M6TEAinet)UGMf IW.MeolWilS rww^ w jH iN K cy rr,< D O N T PUT I fiVCPV TIME ME tAM/ TOU CAMP tmilei* tor akle or n o t MEV8bE3A0l£6ARE OOlO.' TVOFWJL15- — ------MSCBAlfICer UXJTS AM»«r t» Fr«vW« >■«»• CLASSIFIED CNOUAH ST A m SP TO TACX. Csmel tent traDers. Route IM, lHEfD0n0 e « M !E « 0G&/r EVE>{fTUMa HE. CLERICAL, trainee —fo r faiveu- «r. Also mint i lU TTSRON WE /WJ8T HMS 06T HtS M 0 » SAME US RERJSe -IP Good pay, aB 1 fiOAHE s o a r o p a AMOTHB? CHAPTER RECOSNtZE Schools between West Btaftord and 'Me<6MAPl6-m$1ELE4«! M a AND control department • at WEU..7VIC^ T H '«> A C a w W BBOOPP'-'A O**/ ABBUTHtf AMEMTIOH ATi* Stafford Sprfaifs. Rlobdas 1MC«ERyKXI6C9lMMV' wholesale automotive wara- boom par w, p tc n iR E S VAATM AH /^rnO N AU T OP-THE PAPER PIONKRIMS ADVERTISING Trailer Salea, Stafford Springs, houae. 388-79M. steady worksr. W CRBW a AHP UIE NENAW AiP p l a h c a m p VUORK IM ACROSS 54Foodfish Conn., 1-884-I387. M andunlsr Tbh^ BAP, SOT A cjueanoj OTHER AAARUEUSi BOCKETTSV 55 Mouth ward CLASSIFIED ADVERlYSING DEPT. HOURS Broad m .. M GW eOBOl JUST ASTOU IB ry n ----- fiCOFFEP a t 6 Washington . DOWN 8 AJtf, to 4:80 PJL AW TIEft TO aiid------1 Biblical wiae M otorcydfM ~~ PBX RETREAD Inspectors — start a s t r o n a u t 8 ----- Point men St $3.86. All bcBM to. O piittogi HOOPlrBI 12 Awry 2 Greek festival COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. B icyciM 11 on first snd third shifts. OsD 13 Consumed 3 Welding 1968, 880 OC, YAMAHA, low 389-4861, FlreatoiM R s 4 w d food 4iat P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUGAnOB OPERATOR processes mileage, excellent condlUon, SIx^. 14 Biblical tower 4 Rescues DeedUne for Saturday and Monday la 4 iSt p.m. Friday 36 Small (Fr.) under warranty. Call 646-3846. Opening tor an experienced 15 Metal 5 Fastened, as a 22 Of aircraft WAREHOUSE msn, fivoKhw 16 ------Institute 23 Scorch 37 Bom switchboard «g>erator Bor a rt •. shoe week, fun scale fringe beos- of Technology 6 Greek letter 24 Unusual 39 Swiftness PLEASE READ YOUR AD BIOTCtiBlS—new and used. R e busy board, B-day week, 16 Hydrocarbon 25 Rustic (slang) 40 Southern pairs on an makes. Open daily fiU. Apply in persoti, WatltiM 7 Always confederates C law ed or "Want Ada" are taken over the phone as a Monday through Friday. ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HANUN frcancoal (contr.) 26Atonc« convflfUMioe. Hie edvertlMr thotild read Us s4 ihb V1E8T 93:80. Mandiester Cyê Stop, (Company offers gxx>d waged, Brothers, Ine., 818 Main S t 20 Feminine 8 Garden tool 27 Approach- (colL) 183 West Middle Tpke., ...TH' LAST TIME I SAW 'IM.HE SO THATS WHV T YEP.' BUT SURE PO, AL, AN' name 28 Biblical weed 41 Small island end REPORT BBROBS In time tar the congenial oowmlcers, ex MEN WANTED to work-in grain' TOLP ME SOME SUV KiAM ^ TOU WERE LAMN/ I...U H OH' SHE'S NUTHIN 9 Rim next inaertton. Hie HeraM Is responsible tar only ONE hi- 648-3088. cellent working conditions 21 Repair 10 Jib, for 30 Roman courts 42 Particla mill. Good pay plus CMS, Bins JACK WAS STEAUN' 'IM BUNP FOR ME! ^ L O O K WHO'S BUT -TTV3UB1E.' 44 Bulging pot correct or omitted Insertion for sny advertisement snd **—« and conventent free park AN' I*P BETTER KEEP AN ETE 22 Monkey instance (var.) M D n BIKB, Rtîp C-880, 1968, O o ss, M ajor M edical, Ufa tn- 23 MlUc constit 33 Biblical king (Sp.) only to ^ e x t ^ of a "make good” Insertton. Errors wMeh ing. Apply OLIT TORTM 11 Woody excellent condition, $140. aurance, vacation, panslan uent (Fr.) perennial of Troy 45 Exlgancy ™ ** advortlsemoBt win not be 25 Reissue, as a 47 Circle part corrected by “ make food" tosertton. Phone 648-1984. plan, etc. Steady year ’round 17 Serving dish 34Violent emidoyment tor teeponsUile book 19 Compan point windstorm 48 Also 29 German FIRST NATIONAL men. CaU 648H8n. r " f“ r r r (Roekvine, Ton Free) masculine r " r ~ T~ r r " r } BusiliMs SarvicM Cffn::HlMGONEOFlHE STORES name PART-TTME he^ tor construe^ 14 OLP REGULARS A6 UE 30 Rage i r 18 643-2711 875-3136 O ffM vd 13 Bark A Oakland Ave., tion and maintenance work. 31 Educatkrfial G0E6 IN1D A REPEAT East Hartford Phone 6483844. roup (ab.) IT" u 1) YOU ARB A-1, truck is A-1, PERPQRMAhCE- SkiU Cellars, attics, yards, drtva- CLERKS—T o work part-tim e In 33 Tramp n r ways sealed and amidl truck TM. IM. U. t. Nt. itflite wmW .SHOQTOI OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS Trouble Reaching Our Aduertlser? e 194v by Uslta4 Nntvra SyaAsntBb las. WOMAN wanted for halting sev retail store, seml-retired per 34 Ivan the. 5 T ing done A-1 right. Call Tta- sona welcomed. Evening and 5531 Terrible, for mano Trucking Service toll- eral mornings a week. Apply 26 weekend openings available. example w ST if free, 743-9487. Cavey's Restaurant, 48 East s - s M RV.VO U 35 Breathe 24-Hour Answering Senriee BuiMIng— Perinting— Pap«rinq 21 H«ip WemNd Center S t, 648-1418. Apply In person, 8 a.m . to 8 B I R D S / II tl IM* It mu. >ly in person. THE SEA SAID HE WOULD m 46 Appraise home remodeling. Financing Free estimates, fully Insured. Apply at office. W. T. Grant BESBAINS MB AAAIM. 44 41 648-7861, 164 Oak Street Co., Manchester Shopping RESPONSIBLE young lady Must be ovei' 18 yeara of age. 49 Tamarisk 5T IT n ERWAROS ATTICS and cellars cleaned, a'vallable. Call Royal Custom Parkade. with asststant’s license, small A lcar Auto Parts, 298 Spruce salt tree odd Jobe, light trucking, BuUders, 848-8484. 50 Stain, as of ink JT INSIDE—outside painting. vSpe- beauty salon, good wages. 64S- St., Manchester. AKSWERIH6 SERVICE trees removed and lots clear cial rates tor people over 68. CAN TOU QUAUFYT Part- 51 Fish eggs S2 WES ROBBINS Carpentry re 8409, 246-8867. U SI ed. Clall 648-1066. time work. Earn $66. in 15-hour PART-TIMB opening, 13 pjn. 52 Take out modeling specialist Additions, (Jail my competitors, then call (print.) week, day or evening, y ou WOMEN or girl to.babysit with afternoons, 8 a.m . to 12 noon U ST U 649-0500 875-2519 R. P. OONSTRUenON — Ex- roc rooms, dormers, porobss, me. Estimates given. 648-7868. 53 Having small • S7B-S401. choose hours. For personal In- nfne-year-old boy for summer Saturday. 0:80 - 8:80 p.m. and leave your message. You’D hear from our advertiser In cavating, landscaping and jmiv- cabinets, formica, built - Ins. figures (her.) tervlew call Mrs. Wyda be months, days. Fountain Village alternate Friday nlghU, young (Htwipaptr fnferpriie Aim .) Jig time without spending all evening at the teleidione. Ing, contraoting. Gravel, fill bathrooms, kitchens. 649-84411 EDWARD R. PRICE—Palntlng, and loam. Septic tank repairs. tween 12 and 3 or 7-9 p.m ., 644- vicinity. Call 876-8570. man, (dean, amMUoua. (Jontact exterior and Interior Paper 0878. Mr. Chapman, W.<». caentMy Call 875-7316 evenings, 873-6072 NEWTON H. SMITH A SON- PART-TIME experienced tele AiitomobilM For Solo 4 Remodeling, repairing, addi hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insmsd. C o„ 888 No. Mkin St \ days. 649-1008. phone saleslady for national tions, reo rooms, garages, concern. 5-9 p.m . Convenient DIEHWA8HER wanted. Coll EI- SHARPENING Service — Saws, porches and rooting. No Job CASHIER- i » V. 1 fw. ON.-M ...... HERALD 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback. parking. Work 34 hours weekly Ungton Ridge Country C3ub, >. tmt l„* -t im- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNEB Fuel Injection, all extras, 5,500 knives, aces, shears, skates, too sm all. CaU 6483144. Floor Rnishing 24 BOOKKEEPER rotary blades. (}uiok service. ------and earn $60 salary plus bon- 6483181, ask tor Joe Marino, original m iles. $2,196. 649-1068 uses. Phone 646-0735 for ap BOX LETTERS after 6:80 p.m. Capitol Equipment Co., 8f CERAMIC -HLE -Bathroome, FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh Full and Part-time ROUTE MAN wanted — full WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Main St., Manehester. Houn counter tope, pullmans, floors, jng (qieclalising in older pointment. For Your Many employe benefits. and part-time tor wholesale 1965 CORVAIR Mcnxa 4-door, 6 daily 7:80-5, Thiursday, 7:80-8. estimates, all ivork floors). Inside painting. Paper We will train. CLERK fo r Drug Store, hours bakery route. CaU 878-1710 of- Saturday 7:80-4. 648-7968. guaranteed. 649-8480. hanging. No Job too small. NINE O U T O F TEN ANYTHING I CAN Information cylinder, automatic, good con 8 :30 -3 :80 Monday - Friday. Ap- ter 6. * Y YEH,HELPyWE dition. $676. Call 6463812. ■ '■ ■ ■ John VerfaUle. 6493750. APPLY IN PERSON 9:30 to 9:.80 FWIENTS DIE FROM DO FOR YOU BEFORE THE HERALD wlU not STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, o , e ply In pemoo. Fabian Drug, 59 ------IT THE l/VW\ORTALS Windsor Ave., RockvtUe. THIS OPERATION.' I B E G IN ? O N W ITH MY r - r disclose the identity of fireplaces, flagstone terraces. FovlBg«— OriVEWayg 14A ROBERT HALL any advertiser using box C O A T A N D BLACKTOP Sealei -Driveway. Bonds— Stocks— CLOTHES ACXXJUNTS R eceivable Book letters. Readers, answer side and outside railings. Land SERVICE STATION retMonable. Call 743-7649. and parking areas machine Mortgogof 27 59 ROUTE 6, SOUTH WINDSOR keeper- — experienced prefer ing blind box ads who scaping. Reasonably priced. P A N T S .V SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL red, but are willing to train ATTENDANT desire to protect their 1M6 MUSTANG convertible, Call 648-0851. SECXIND MORTGAGE — Un- Equal opportunity em ployer. identity can follow ihls right person. Must be con V-8, radio, 4-ai)eed, excellent and LIFT MAN procedure: condition. CaU 648-6690. EXPERT Sharpening Services: scientious, dependable. Inter- Enclose your reply to Saws, knives, scissors, garden diversified position the box In an envelope — CUTLASS, 1966 4-door, auto- tools, power mowers, hand M531-0374.1JM7S Conn.ronn SliuryHi..rrv PavePave. j j j Rîalty, tM S m . geriatric care. Burnside Con- available with Blast Hartford to work In new station under address to the Classified matlc, power steering, power mowers, sharpened and re ments Corp. ------’ '^hlescent Home, 870 Burnside wholesale distributor. Good conStruotflon, full o r part- Manager, Manchester brakes. Good, condition. $1,895. paired. Pick-up service. MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec- Ave., East Hartford. Phone starting salary, employe bene time days, top wages and Evening Herald, together Seen at 85 Oakland R d., South "Sharpall", 586 Adams St., fits. For interview caU Mr. fringe benefits tor steady Rorttaa-SMln It a J g i ' m ,. with a memo listing the Windsor, or caU 647-1748 eve 643-5806. Wlnlck, 389-9861. Monday worker. Write box "D " Man companies you do NOT ning^. BIDWELXi Home Improvement necessary, reascxiable. (fonfi- BABYSITTER — one or tw o through Friday. chester Herald. want to see your letter. GARDEN and lawn service. \ n Co. Sbepert installatian ot dential, quick arrangements. days per week, provide own Your letter will be de 1967 BUICK Riviera, 3-door Rototilting, with traotor. Call BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE aluminum siding, gutters and Alvin Lundy Agency, 637-7971, transportation. 75c per hour, stroyed U the advertiser 873-6560 after 6 p.m . He’p WoiitMl— Mole 36 hardtop. Full power, alr-oondl- trim. Roofing installation and 983 Main Street, Hartford. Eve- 389-4449. Is one you’ve mentioned. ^ PAINT SPRAYER tor cabinet COME OUT WITH YOUR f : YOU'RE \ AND HERE'S THE RANSOVI If not It will be handled tioning, Uke new. No money repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. ninga, 388-6879. HAHP5 UP.^ UNDER ARREST ^PACKAGETHEY PICKED down, call broker, 338-8715. WANTED companion House- HlEAL afternoon sh<9 , exceUent opportunity. in the usual manner. GARDENS ratottiUed with small deUvery work for college stu FOR KIDNAPPING. ÛP, CHIEF. ROOBINQ, aluminum keeper to Uve In with elderly Dtsplaycraft, Manchester, 648- tractor. 649-7184. dent or night worker. Phone 1965 CADILLAC DeYUle con- _gutters,____carpenter_ work,BusiiMU Opportunity 28 woman. Nice home, driver’s 9687. WmilHE Ucense required. CaU 644-8116. 648-0386. ) / have we GOODS. WMAtS W(?Of«?J TH A T OWBOV ACCUSED, ^ UGHT taking, odd Jobs, also SMALL retail' 'buslnesa 'estab- , / 'v PONE.F condition. No money down, call ME OF BEIN6 UNAMERiCAN/ Lost and Found 1 broker, 333-8716. movlng large appUanoes. Bum- VaHey Construction Co.. 648- jigged over 30 years. $6,000 ing barrels delivered. $4. 844- 7180. Bree estimate. cash required. Includes stock, MECHANICALLY WAREHOUSE FOREMAN h LOST — Gray male Siamese. 1965 PONTIAC Tempest custom 1776 MULTI-CIRCUITS Slightly cross-eyed, ix> collar. R(X>FING and Roof Repair. fixtures, etc. Ebccellent oppor- INCLINED? r T convertible. Automatic, power MOWERS sharpbned Couglin Roofing Cfo., Ino„ 648-, tunlty for right ^ r ^ . In l Eixperlenced warritouse fore Vicinity Manchester-Qlaston- Rapidly growing firm in the Openings tor: A steering. Very clean. No money bury line. Answers to Misty, and reipalted. Engine tunl^. 7707. brick Agency. Realtors, 648- man agricultural supply down, call broker, 233-8715. 4200. electronics field extends an reward. Gall 646-4640. bouse, charge of sh^niing Plck up and delivered. 649-78. t h E BEST In siding and gub Invitation to idsit our plant Tool Makers and receiving. Must have 1 LOST - Passbook No. 26-011284 BOOKKEEPING and account- t®rs. alumdnum. P^t- . to discuss training oppor Machinists abiUty to dlreat wareiiouse e 0, HURT EVEN AtOREi . HE ASSAULTED TOU, AND THEN CONTAINING A CONSIDBRABLE ^ Cheap. 289-5860. No contest games. AU repUes riirictiy confidential. vrv w ANTBID tor dtipphig YOU FEEL? I GUESS KEENWAY LOST Passbook No. 29 008949 6 . ----- 3 ----- —------ATTEAAPTEO TO ABOUa TOU-WHICH AMOUNT OF C U ^ N C y -IN HIS ROOM!J ANYONE S O ^ As STEVE KISSES THE UNPROTESTING COPPER-HE Savings Department of the V3 engine, 827, Rooftng ond Good income potential. and receiving, must have good HAS SKIPPED AltEANS HE HAS COAtAAITTED A CRIAtE I ASSUME YOU'LL WANT TO TAKE RAVISHING GLANCES AT HIS WATCH...NoTA VERY ROMANTIC MULTI-CIRCUITS wortdng habits. M odem Blast BY NOW ON BRISNEE ISLE.' THAT BACK ALSO, EH, SHERIFF? 'Connecticut Bank and Trust gnars, bucket seats, m AN ■wlU cut lawns on contract Chlmnays 16>A MEN part-time evenings, or SHOULD BE THING TO DO — BUT IT SOMETIMES HELPS TO LIVE beat offer. 628-2769 after 6:80 Days 413-732-2158 mornings tor Janitorial duties. Hartford location. Fringe ben Id KISSED/ IT'S LONGER.. Conipany. AppUcation b:isis. CaU Boh, 649-2951. 50 IJARRISON STREET IN THE BILL tor payment. p.m . ROOFpiG — SpeciallzlnK rt- Evenings 1-698-8595 646-4220. efits. CaU 3893291 for sppoliit- OP RIGHTS.' BRICK, block and stone work. pairing rtxrfs ot all Unds, new MANCHESTER, CONN. ment. ' AT LEAST IN CAMARO 1968 Sport Coupe V—6 Brick walls, patios, outdoor-ln- roofs, gutter work, chimneys ____WINDOW cleaners — experi STOCK cleric — tun-time.,9 a.m. THE 6.1. Announcamants 2 automatic, excellent condition. door fireplaces, sidewalks, cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ ooiNG business — Garage and lenoed, steady work, good pay. Must Sell. 742-7547. Must be reliable. OaU 649-5384. to 4 p.m. Salary and all store chimneys. Free, estimates. experience. Free estimates. gas station, 19' miles êast of CXIUNTER NEBID A bondT Bbr dancing Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. CaU Howley 648-5861. 644- girl, Monday benefits. Apply Mr. Kats, Hartford, owner retiring. 646- through BYiday, 6 p.m.' to 1 _ and dinner music, caU 649-8660. CHEVRfJLET 1966 Im pala SS. 8888. Arthur D rug' Store, 942 Main ReasonaWe rates. Automatic transm^M. power 1986. • a.m. Apply In person. Bess PAINTERS wanted. CaU 649- St. steering, air-conditioning, tape. Housahold Sorvleas VERNON — Here Is a chance Eaton Donuts, 160 Center St., 4411. ------$1,646. 646-'8926 after 4:80. Manchester. • ------Pononak OffMod 13.A MilAnory, to buy a buslnesa grossing over 1967 Plymouth wagon, 9-i>a8------Drossmokiiig 19 $800,000 annually. Property in WOMAN for housework, 4 hours MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY THREE - ROOM unfurnished, ®enger, V-8, automatic, radio, BBJJÂVINa of bum , ntotor cluded In sale consists ot ap a day. Must provide own trans third floor apartment at 20 power steering, air-condition- holes, xlppers rep^ d. Wln- ORES8KAKINO and altera proximately two acres with portation. CaU between 6 - 8 COLONIAL BOARD CO. WHEN I CARRY Horttord R d „ frae. In exchange biB. trailer httch, 648-?880. tions, slppen replaeec etc 500’ frontage on Route 88 and p.m ., 649-9742. ..ALTHOUGH \ building o f over- 4,600 square OUT MY d u t ie s , I CaU 649-4811 SklUed and unskUIed. ElxceUent wages. FilU-time, 6 days I TA K E 1 M UST tor light custodial and hortesa im o c m e v r o l e t immin rv»' feet. Business, real estate and WOMAN to work part-time in GREAT INSIST ON DOING ADMIT, diitiAs FvPAiient onnortunltv ■3®®’ CHEVROLET Impala con- made whUe you waU. Tape re------per week, shift differential. Blue O oss, CMS, Ufe Insurance, TH E M IN A SOMETIAAES WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU arti™ No '"'’tlble, V-8, automatic, body corders tor rent. Marlow’s. 887 FOR ALTERA’nONB neatly equipment all for $156,000. Jac- egg plcuit processing eggs. 648- paid holidays, other fringe benefits. . ^ > PRIDE IN qu'ellne-Roberts Agency, 646- 8021. BEING THE PROPER fV^HION. I FEEL and reasonably done in my Si.'S'luSS;; '"p”-M - " «■ home. caU 648-8760. 3889. A progressive and expanding company. PEFIFECT A B IT ‘itxiXzeADtar/^ 'lOotse A efciiirefO f?r. odist Caiurch, Eatl T. Trotter, TWO HANDYMEN want a b u t l e r . FOOLISH. lOiALLENGe uo-QOOo/m uw 649-0834, Miss BJthel L. Goslee, X964 CHEVROLET, 4-door, V3, V I variety of Jobs by day or hour. NURSES DiGN rry 'r m i D A o c t m a o / x n - 649-2936. $600. c a n 742-6619. Reasonable. Cail 648-8806, 648- Help Wanted-- 615 -PARKER ST:, MANCHESTER \ IS MY Fiepf=iGwr. (XLYAizevtatJ 8292. Movin' Irnekln^— Female 35 RN'S and LPN’s BYWORD., A tors, 345 Main. 6000. enced comptometer (^ra- SUB-OONTRACTTORS wanted Pharm acy, 299 Green Rd. Q L A q I M ’ PJ3ES10ENT... r ..O R A N B e st-o f - Briged N9. remodelLng, ga gueuonteed. FuUy Insured. 648- electronics field extends an I APPRBCIATB <«0K PROTECTION FROMTHAT BOON, IV E BEEN MORE APPe AleJ^ MOOBBl IN PACT THEM TOP FLOOR ROOWB 5UI6PY)OBOV! YOU rage, rec rooms, bathrooms genial co-workers and ex- Ught cleaning duties. 646-4220. invitation to visit our plant miss 50eeS...BUTTHE COBT may be too eREATl I 1963 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88, valve but in dally use. 18 Jordt 9048, 649-6326. I WAV SUE "CUPID, INC." POR HAVIN' TIT OALL. JOBT IftCATEP WILL SUIT ME < CAN TEACH tiled, Mtdiens remodeled, ce ceUenf working conditions. to discuss training opportun XIX MEAM,'»»U'VE-UH'CO0lEP MV MATTOMOWAl-Wl- ^------TDW LM YW OFFAS APR05PBCTI - i BETTEWN n r PUMPrM IN N0WI)mE WOTlimi 43O0T Holiday hardtop. Al-r-con- St., 648-8840. FEMALE help wanted, hours PART - TIME ■------^ [W 7 PONT IWANTA ditlonlng, power steering, pow ment woric, oeUar floors, pa PAINTINO Interior and cs- ^PP'Y' 8:80 to 3:80, for assembly of ities in the foUowlng ageas: 1 ( WORRK ------7/------—\ IPOWTKNOW tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- LIVBONTH / AAlRBAPyiUJlU er brakes, automatic transmis terior, very reasonable, free placqura. Apply In person. Mornings and Evenings. .I k AMON. FReMIBEBTD synski. Builder. 649-4291. estimates. (Jail Richard FABIUCATTON [ PROTECT THIB ' BELLEl sion, whItewaUa. <3ood condi -Trtl^ks— Tractors S I^ e^ p a n y, Pine St., rear, a.m-2-p.m. R OU nN G tion. $576. CaU 649-9808 after Martin. 649-9285, 649-4411 FIRST NATIONAL NEBLECTEP HERME'S Remodeling Sendees, ^Manchester. PLATING ,ÛTTLEtAPl 6 p.m. —Kitchens, additions, play- JOSEPH P. Lewie, custom STORES INC. PILGRIM Mills Is moving and P-n.-ll p.m. BRIDGEPORT -rooms. Recently featured two 1967 CHBJVROLET Im pala con- PICK-UP truck, utiUty body, painting Interior {tainting, p a r k A OAKLAND AVENUES needs ex{>erienced cashiers to Apply Ask tor Mr. Harvoy King s-s vertible. Automatic, power $160. .Call 742-6519. top national magazines . for paper hanging, dry wall In- work . full. .. and . part-time. Apply planning, designing, construc SO Harrison St., Manchester steering, power brakes. Elxcel- —— ------— rtaUed and taped. Wall{>ai>er EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Mr. Blake, Pilgrim Mills, 177 in {terson ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS 1«» emotion. « o mo»y d»n. JS " ? :,.’ . 1 ' ^ “ tion. Professional. services tor books on requert. Exterior Hartford Rd., Manchester, be call broker, 288-8716. $906. 1066 Ford haU ton pick- 1®®®- 1^® estimates, no obllga- painting, aluminum gutters tween 13 p.m. MCDONALD’S DRIVE IN ' WHAT ARB THCCE CKLWMV Ir m pi55ipeNr5iuo6NT5) thank WHSJI GWetHBSieMAL-, up, 6 cylinder, $775. 1966 Chev- 282-6600. and leaders. FuUy Insured. 540- HAIRDRESSEIfl -wanted — fuU- ASSISTANT to manager — , LONG-HAIRBUPT&, PON? ARB SURROUNDING THe"/ YGU, I err IT PI V 1969 OTO JUDGE, low mileage, rolet Van, 6 cyUnder, $738. 1960 — 0658. If no answer, 643-6862. or pbrt-tlme. Apply Marlow’s PUDRIM Mills Is on the move. 46 West Center St. Lighting showroom. Bhccellent ,^1'V B ecrA MWD127- ewriKB ReSIDBNC^, yCRAWlTORP. $3900 firm . CaU after 5. 649- Dodge K% ton nlck-un.pick-up, 1700.$700. OARAGES, porches Be&uty Salon. 867 Main St. Needs ex{terienced sales wom opportunity for handy industri PR.FIOB. J T - ^ B U ri'M QlWf> NIA. W. TJ4. let. Ui. Nl. OR. , 19M. May be seen at 338 Spruce St., a b a n d o n aU paint problems. ■ en to work 10 a.m . to 8 p.m . ous m an.'P art or tuU-tlme, wlU iCBPtAW T H eR ^ 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. nmneM, roofing,^ g®n- Special attention to {taint perf- HARTFORD com{tany to open Apply Mr. Blake. Pilgrim nlsHWAiHERs' train if Inexperienced. CaU 047- NGrriiue 1& VOUeSWAOEN 1067, dark blue, era! r e ^ r w oA . BTnanolnf big {troblems. AU typaa of re- new office in Manchester. No Mills, 177 Hartford Rd.. Man.- »«HWABHBR 8 Days or 9001. M r. Claman. ^.VORRyABOr. LITTLE SPORTS BY BOUSON new tires, low mileage, excel available. No down payment pairs. For free estimates call experience neceosary, $1.60 {ter cheater between 13 p.m. S. nights, full or {>art-time. Ap- lent radio. Ciall 6493606 eve Economy BuUders. Inc.. 648- ply In person. Howard John- UCENSBID Journeyman tSaa- s i r rM-WeHBB^WCSB- T roflorv— 649-4688. hour to start, full or {tart- nings. 6109. time. Call Mrr White, ~^-7m FRIDAY tor resldenUal non Restaurant, 894 ToUand trician. Experienced In or wUl- Mobiia Homos 6-A NTCK TSAPAT8ARI8 Painting offlee. Typing required. Bhccel- Tpke., Manchester. ing to learn comnwrolal sad CARPBJNTRT — concrete steps, 1986 VOLKSWAGEN, left side ('oniractor — Exterior and In- BIXPERIENCED middle • aged lent working conditions. Apply industrial wiring. OaU H.O. noors, hstebways, remodeling dam aged, motor 89,000 miles, 1965 YELIDWSTONE, 16’10’ terior. Reasonable rates: Free woman to care for one child, In person. Farm Family In- C A R P^ri^ wnn UMWledge SÛ lse, In c., 870-9707. porches, gsrsges. clossts. eeU- new battery, new tires, radio, travel trailer, fully equlp{tad. estimates. Call 643-1'ni. Written references, car neces suTMce C o.. 80 Lafayette ^ framing or trim work ------^ $400 or best offer. 874r7989. $1800 firm . 0493090. ings, attics tlnlahed, rec sary. 647-1260. V... Square. Rockvllie. 875-8888. experienced in cabinet CARPENTER or experisne^ ^------1 ------rooms formica, ceramic. OOi- CDNTRACrrOR — Infi^r, e x - __^ _ work. - r A{>ply r - , Globe ____Home Ii|i-r _ carpenter’a______belper._ Steady__/ 1067 CHEVROLET, 800 h.p. 8W, TENT CAMPEIR, Sleeps 5, Urge er related work. No job too terior palnUng, paper hanjiing. FUL1»-TIME or* part-time hair- WANTBID — part or full-time provement Cities. Rt. 44 A, work. Does not have to be a emntniA.ucTj«.«i«.iii.M.o<(. J4 mai: wheels, $400. CaU 648- storage W smaU. Dan Moran. Builder Dlacount on wallpaper. Call dreaser, Manchester area. «4$- waltrees, experience not neoes- BoKon or phone 648-2771; Ask trim man.. Apply MS McKee • • canopy, $276. M-8708. GSvenlngs 640-8880. 646-8048, Oacar Hebert* 6098 after 4 p.m . sary call 649-6544. tor Curley. St., Mancheater, after 5 p,m . 1 7 • •
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Oat of Toara MANC5IESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES'TER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1969 PAGE TmBTY-l 42 5 1 SateweM W ofd 36»A Lhe Sfeek 6 3 - A For R aaf 66 6 3 Invostmofit Preoarty Hoosos For Sola 72 CLBAM, UBBD rMrigwaton. Hewos For Sola 72 Ho m os For Seda 72 Homos For Solo 72 H o o s o f F o r ranees, automatic, washers FOUR room^ fumUhed, first ’TWO BEDROOMS, living room ’For Sola 70-A PHtTO, baa papan, tMO wHh ------, with guarantees. See theta at FOUR-room apartment, large floor, garage and ceHar stor- with fireplace, modwîed, 7 DRIVB by this stately Coimtol tFIED DESIRE ■addlA and bridla. CaU 64»«4as. rhii asagsn miles from UOonn. Keith RssI rHREB apartments to one BERRY'S WRRLR MANCHESTER — AttracUve IN THE HEIART of town, nine MANCHESTER — Stop, look MANea m sTBR — w aitt roan B.D. Pearl’s AppUances. 649 rooms, beat, hot water, stove, buildtog, a cottage with one on 21 Scarborough Road. _ :------Estate, 648-Mfl2, 846^028. Raoch. Five spacious rooms, room (four bedroom) home for read. On Main St. 2-family and Ranch, Ideal rsttramsnt [-6 8 / Is All You Need . . . Main fit. ObQ MS-Sm. refrigerator, garage, laundry apartment, plus 5 house trailer Notice the landaoaped yard, ONE ROOM furnished apart------——------. _ two baths, fireplace, walk-out leas than $80,000. I H ’ baths, office, 2-oar garage, beautiful starter home. Pleturs book ArtielM For Sort* 45 facUMes, adults only, no pets, parking spaces with excellent the taU sUade trees, the private. 7SIN G If you’ve ever fdt that you Model Home Furniture ment, heat, hot water, shower BOLTON - 4-room basemeht, attached double ga garages, extremely convenient shade trees, lot 64x330. Selltog kitchen wMh dWiwashar, bOn flU . Avallahle July IM. 44»- bath. Apply Marlow’s 887 Mato apartment, large flMlJsce, income. Extremely high poten- wanted to get CMo the lucra SCRBENBD loam, proceaaed 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL rage. Picturesque treed lot. area. Owners are transferred, on account of aickneas. stipe flreplaee to Hvtog rooaa. tive ealea field, and did not 4884, 448-2487. H* beat and hot water, 648-1782 or Ual on heavily traveled high Low cash down. Immediate oc ADVffittlSIN78M. area, one-bedroom apartment, 1677. MANCHESTjuk — 2 family Agency, 648-0688. the following; BusIrm s Locations VERNON — 8%-room Oerden 646-4200. give us your opinion. Fast tale ‘NEVER used anything like It,” Designer wanU reUable appliances, beat included. H4S Ai>artmeat one year lease, wanted to settle estate. Highly .home, 6 plus 8 rooms, aluml- opmr ox)siN6 h m e f o r c l a s s if ie d a d v t . LARGE Ojlonlal —7 rooms, 4 m a n c h e 's t b r Salary wMh expenses For Ront 64 1188. Rowe A Rowe Realty, INCOME property — Store, niun aiding, very good condl- say ueen of Blue Lustre for P«- desired area, Belfiore Agency. MANCHESTER — Big 2-famlIy bedrooms, 1% baths, large 4tM PJL DAT BKFCMB PVBUOAIIOM Work in your area cleaningcltonlng carpetscarpets. Rent electric M ^ e l Die- o o a g m Realtor. 648-4585. 8T5«1«T. modem six-room apartment, 647-1415. Ranch, 8 pliu 8 bedrooms, fire Um i. Three bedrooms to one MAINTENANCE FREE f i v e —room suite of front Mato kitchen, front to back living Aluminum sided Cape Cbd Regular hours, 0-5 shampooer^ |1. Plnewood Furni play of Quality Furniture Just five-room apartment plus ex places, all brick construction. apartment. Let the tenant ITurt— lr aMMrdajr aad Moaday I 4d* p.m. Friday at. offlceu. 100 percent toc»- room, buUt-ti^ oven and range, with a 2-car garage on a No night work ture Shop. removed to warehouses for Pub- DELUXE 8-room apartment. tra building lot to buslneae IMMEDIATE occupaqcy —One Must be seen. Call Paul W. pay your WIIb, $27,900. Call lie Sale. •- M odem 8 complete tion near banks, elr-coeidUtlon- dishwasher and disposal, ex choice wooded lot. Hera is Monday—Friday only newer building, plush atmoe- «>ne n .. Heavy traffic count of the cleanest Ranches we've Dougan, Realtor. 649-4636. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 648 rooms with the 81,000 look. 8 ed, automatic fire sprinkler. Rosoit Fropity tremely large and heavily a well cared for home on Paid vacations and holidays CEDAR CLOTHES line poles, Iîere, carpets, appUancee, area. Philbrick Agency, Real ever seen! RecenUy redone,' 4636. DIAL M3-2711 pc. Convertible living Room. An>ly M8riows, 887 Mato St treed lot. Won't last! $26,600. a bus line, close to Oiop- Security and advancement many sixes, installed and re heat, all included. $160 per R o u t 6 7 tors. 6484200. has waU to wall to several 6 pc. bedroom, 5 pc. Dinette. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ptog and school, on city Ground floor opportunity set. Also fence and basketball month. Oall Paul W. Dougan MANCHESTER —Three new rooms! Lovely treed yard, con SEMI-COUNTRY living. Lovely IMMACULATE 8room Ranch, $10 down, you may purchase GUILFORD, N.H. —New chalet 6482818. sewer and water. Outstand sizes. 648-1368. Realtor, 640-4585. stores for lease. 800x100 square venient location. Three nice 2-bedroom Ranch situated on 94 acre lot, central air-condl- CoNtfmiMl From Piocodinq PogD Oall Mr. Hebert, 401-S9T-3890 any room Individually. Im in the mountain^, minutoa ing buy at $21,900. Mr. Gor ------feet. Busy location. Reasonable. bedrooms, garage, enclosed a spacious treed lot. Living FROM OWNER — Six- room tlontog, one-car garage In nice Week days S-4 p.m., Sundays KEEP CARPET cleaning mediate drilvery or free from Lake Wtonipeaaukce, Land For Sola 71 room, bath, enclosed poirch don, 6486806. MODERN three-room first floor Hayes Agency, 848-0181. rear porch. Belfiore Agency, center-hall colonial, modem young neighborhood. $26,600. 9-12 a.m. problems small-use Blue storage. sleeps 22, 2 bathrooms, holt wa plus dining area off kitchen. A .Woeted—Mole 36 Help Wonted Mole 36 apartment, heat, ' hot water, ------;------OO'VBNTRY — Eleven acres 647-1418. eat-ln kitchen with dishwash Call Dougan Real Estate, 648 Help Lustre wall to wall. Rent elec CAP A OCP Charge' Plans stove, refrigerator, parking. SMAUi STORE near 100 per ter, carpet throughout. Lively tWo-car garage tops o ff this de resort area. Rent by the week with road frontage. $6,700. er, 2 full baiths, formal dining 4686. B & W . FU U , or part-time, experienc tric shampooer $1. Paul’a Paint Also, our own Instant Credit Adults, no pets. Available May cent Mato Street location. Ap BIG-BIG! 8room Colonial In ap sirable home. CaU John H. jtAiaTORfi — Part-Ume, sve- Philbrick Agenc.y Realtors. 646- room, three bedrooms, wall to BARROWS and WALLACE C o. ed Bridgefx>rt operators, top 'A Wallpaper Supply. Plan IS, 86 Birch St., call 647-1618, ply Mariow’s, 867 Mato Street. or month. 648-8688. ple pie order. Tw o lavatories, I.appen, Inc. 6486261. - -Inge cull 843-4453 8 to 6 p.m. HHp.WoiitBd— 4200. wall carpets, garage. 6% per OXp e — Six rooms, modem Manchester Parkade w ages. Apply at E A S Gage, full bath, 2-car oversised ga only. ____Mote or Fomolo 37 DESIGNED bricks for Indoor DISCOUNT FURNTTURE FOR RENT 01 sale-461 Mato MADISON. New Hampshire, MANCHESTER ■— Owner anx cent assumable mortgage. Ex kitchen, formal dining ' room, Manchester 649-6806 Mitchell Drive, Manchester. HEBRON —^Route 85, approx rage. Four bedrooms, plus outdoor paUo, barbecue. En- WAREHOUSE Street Building and lot next very clean hilltop cottage, fire- ious, clean four-bedroom Co cellent location. $31,000. (3all fireplaoe to living room, three NEW 2-bedroom duplex, half of imately 60 acres with frontage Ideal In-law situation or five SALES HBILP wanted for pet close your porch with wooden NOW 2 BIO LOCA’TIONS to Post Office Ebccellent loca place, waU to wall carpeting, lonial. Large ll'vtog room, din 6487204. bedrooma, breeuway, at MANCHESTER — BIx-r o o m WELDEHl for fabrication ehop, shop. Must have some knowl two-famlly available soon, wall on 85. Pond on property. Own teglUmate bedrooms. Country •« MAN WANTED screens, glass windows. 16,000 gf Hartford tion for any use. 646-2428 from all faciUties, scenic, restful, ing room and dinette area. tached garage, walk-out base (Colonial. Large flreplaced liv top wages, long hours, all ben edge of pets. Pay according to waU carpets, lH baths, ap er will finance. T.J. Crockett. sized kitchen, front to back 3IANCHESTER and vicinity — BTU alr-condltioner, excellent 622-7246 9 to 6 p.m bandy to activittes, $76. week Kitchen .with buUt-ins, fire ment, large wooded lot. $26,- ing room, three bedrooms. Ex efits, steady employment. Ap to experience. FuU or p a r t- pliances, nice area. CaU Paul Realtor, 645-1677. living room with raised hearth For the best In real estate in ' For part-time, afternoons, conditton. Best offer. 647-1046. (former FuUer Brush bldg.) ly. Booking now. 876-2272. 900. Philbrick Agency, Real- cellent location, ORy ufiliUea, ply at yard ip person until 5:80 W. Dougaa Realtor, 648-4686. 480 MAIN ST. — Store or office, fireplace. Some parquet floor place. Large lot. Four-years ► five days, no weekends, as- Ume. Apply Pet Department 176 Pine St. Manchester all price ranges call Mitten ton , 6484200. garage, $22,906. The Hayes p.m.; Manchester Structural Kings Department Store, Man- DARK RICH stone free loam, $180, Includes heat 646-2426, COVENTRY LAKE — Clean V B ^ O N — Be different! Own ing. Neat workshop in cellar. young. Don’t wait. Call HM- Realty, Realtors, 643-0930. a sotting linens. Apply. 646-2382 WE HAVE customers waiting Agency, 648()181. Steel, Mitchell Drive. Chester Parkade. See manager five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, 84. cottage avaUahle June-August your own beadi. 1,080’ of lake Mr, Lombardo, Belfiore Agen Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. (former Norman’s Fum for the rental of your apart- _ 3 to 10 p.m. stime, fUl, manure, pool and with option for extension, oou- frontage trita lOH acres nice cy, 647-1418. COOKS — Fun or part-time, Warehouse WEST SIDE — 6 rooms, mod patio sand. Call 643-9604. ment or home. J.D. Real Es- 268 MAIN Street offices fo r land. Ideal few one or more MANCHESTER nights, including weekends. at com er of Pine A Forest St.sl ples only. 846-0975. DAT AND night help wanted. tats AsBodatos, Inc., 648-5128. rent 540. monthly. Ask fo r homes. dow ^^to rixipping, TWELVE room estate to Man em kitchen with bullt-ina, for Apply in person, Howard John- Mon.-Fri. 8^9. Sot 9-6 chester, Including In-law suite. mal dining ropm, three bed Apply King’s Snack Bar, Man PRIVATE entrance, town house Frechette, 647-0903. COLUMBIA Lake — Small schools, parkway. Minutes to soiu Restaurant, 884 Tolland chester. l^ÛART mUk cans. Call 648- payments, waterfmnt cottages, some time Professionally appraised dead o IMf kr NfA. Ik . rooms, large encloMd porch, icOAT^-APRON Tpke., Manchester. on a type one-bedroom, fimt-floor p r i m e office for lease. Excep- Hartfoid. Good flshittg, swim still available during June, end street. Professional and garage, aluminum siding, $24,- REAL ESTATE work, no 23” Colonial coloD console. Call apartment. ApiUlances and tlonal location, .Medical Phar ming, and boating. Be the envy ;■ ra SUMMIT ST. July, August 6494)496, 648- executive area. Belfiore Agen "Hey, mom—will you make me a black flag of anarchy?" 9(X). Philbrick Agency Real DUTCH COLONIAL PRODUCTION lathe hands, fuU selling, full-time, salary and ALIJMTNUM SHEETS — Used John at 646-0102. heat Included. $146 per month. macy Bldg., Haynes and Mato of everyone. Under priced at 2598. cy, 647-1418. tors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER or part-time. Apply to person, commission. Have Ucensei or as printing plates, .009 thick. CaU Paul W. Dougan Realtor, St. Paneled, alr-conditloned. $35,000. CaU broker. Gas-' Metronlcs Inc., 640 Hilliard St will help to attain. Keith Reid 28x86” , 26 cento each or 6 for 640-46S8. CaU evenings, 649-6820, 648- ton, 649-6781, Schwarz, 236-0020. Se v e n room C?ape with two- MANCHESTER — 8r o o m, GE DRYER, never used, $66. fuit^ltaths, waU to wall carpet Housos F o r S o l o 72 Houses For Solo 72 2-story home, 6 bedrooma, 2 Estate, 648-1822. SI. CMll 64S-2TU 6814, 845-1038. Businoss Propmrty (30VENTRY — 70 acres more CaU 643-0888. LOOKING for anything in real ing, built-in stove. Mr. Zinsser, baths, for the budget minded or leds, between Swamp Rd. FOOD SERVICE worker. Baker, HANNAH'S husband ■■ —Hector ^— n/wirai estate rentals — apartments, MAIN ST. com er office, 8 rooms For Sol 70 Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. MANCHESTER — Two tamUy, TWO-famlly duplex in mint con family. Only $20,600. Hayes WE NEED... interesting position In student hates hard work so he cleans ,,, homes, midtlple dwellings, no and lavatory. House ft Hale and Brewster St. $38,600. Call lion with fimooth lines, good for' 391 CENTER Street, an eight 6 and 6, gtiod floor plan, with dition located on large treed lot Agency, 646-0181. dining cafeteria, brand new the rugs with Blue Lustre. tees. CaU J. D. Real Estate Bldg. Call 648-4846 after 6 p.m. 7486619. $17,800 VBR'V'clean aluminum r e c or den. 648-0196. room home with 2-car garage living room dining room a n d In Manchester. New ceramic TOOLMAKERS modem shop, excellent wages, Bent electric ohampooer $1. Ol- Aseociates, Inc., 648-6128. sided 6-room home centraUy PRIVACY Raised Ranch, 7 VERNON — office space with located to busineu II acne. Iarg;e Idtchen, two bedrooms. tiled baths, recent beating sys 86-hour work week. Apply Uni cott Viarlety Store. located. A scarce'^ce range. txwms, . 2 fireplaces, 1% baths, PRECISION MACHINISTS CUSTOM made draperies, slip MANCHESTER —New 2-bed- heat and air-condltlontog, $75. Dwelling could he easily con omos For Solo 72 May be bought with extra tem, new floors, etc. Two-car versity of Ckmn. Personnel H CaU now. Belfiore A((ency, 647- recreation room, garage, alu Tovera and reupholstering, poom apartments. Oven, range. per month, located to brand verted for professional or com- lot. Wolverton Agmcy, Real garage. Possible to assume pmST-ULASS LATHE MEN Services Division, Storrs, Conn. 1418. minum aiding, acre, -view, $27,- Budget terms. Ertabllshed In refrigerator, waU to waU car- new building. Immediate oc me)rolal occupancy. Robert J. MANCHESTER —Two fam tors, 6482818. mortgage. Professionally ap FIRST-CLASS BRIDGEPORT MEN Mr. Greene at 429-3811 ext. FOUR racket mag ■wheels, like 900, Hutchins, Agency, 649-5824 1946. Days, 624-0164 evenings, petlng, hieat and hot water In- Smith, Inc., 968 Mato Street, ily, 6 and 4 in a residential NEW USTINQ —Two yeeda praised. Ask for Mr. Zinsser, 1281. An equal importunity new. CaU Bob 649-2951. cupancy. CaU 87&-0638. .SFVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2Vi tll- INSPECTOR 619-7690. eluded, $176. 141 Eldridge St. 648-5241. neighborhood. Maintenance young two-family on Cam Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. employer. ^ «d baths, large family room, 38 PEARL ST. — Two-famUy, CARPETS a fright? Make them gop. two red lenther Chai™ Wolverton Agency, Realtors. NEW SUITB of offices, Route free siding, 2-cer garage, treed bridge Street! Both kitch 86, 2-car garage, minutes from isi.w be able to do aircraft quality work with minimum » Rlnn cwo reo leauier cnaus, oio.oQ-io MANCHESTER “ 2 fireplaces, plastered walls, a beautiful sight with Blue 88, near Vernon Circle, first 120x216’ lot. Wolverton Agency. en. automatic! Aluminum COUNTRY CLUB AREA Main St., dwelling could be ■upervislon 60-66 hour week day shift only. Excellent fringe upr'ght freezer,' 30” electric ]full Insulation, porch, city util If you eune seandilng for Lustre. Rent electric eham- floor, $110. monthly. 876-4911, EXCELLENT RETURN Realtors, 6482818. storms, screens. Wall to wall easily converted to profession benefits including a profit sharing and retirement plan. stove, etc. CaU 643-6982. ities, 6uilt-lns, extra large 2- gracious family living, fills SANDWICH MAKER pooer, $1. Manchester Hard- WE HAVE tenants waiting for 6487898. On Investment and hedge on on owner’s side. Close to every al offices. Property to exceUent CUSTOM built 8room brick car gara^, near school, treed stately 8-room home ■with ■ware ft Stipply, 877 Main St., your apartment or house. CaU Inflation!! We urge you to thing. Mr. Cunningham, Bel- condition. Professionally ap Tour choice of two convenient locatlans. FOR Ranch, IH baths, fireplace, lot, excellent location. Clmrles all Its niceties will fulfill Manchester, 6îl-4426. inspect a professional office flore Agency, 647-1418. praised, priced accordingly. Modiliwry .iHl Tooh 52 ** H« m s For UrnTtS breeseway and attached ga Lesperance, 6487620, 649-6108. your, dream. Among other building oentrafiy located For appointment caU RusseU VERNON FARM SHOP rage, $28,000. Owner, 6481012. NEW LISTING-- -Six-yes, six 'things, it boasts an enor Aerokinetics Division FIWNT « d aUgnment iMk fiCW ONE and two-bedroom de FIVE-ROOM Ranch, ime-c a r and one block from bos- RANCH —1 6% rooms, built-in Real Estate, 6489669. After 7 pttal—now being used by bedrooms. Ideal for laiige fam mous living room, cozy 250 GALLON oU tank, $25; Shell wheel balancer, -valve grinder, garage, large lot. Minutes to MANCHESTER — Hurry- Call range, fireplace, plus finished p.m. 2289284. 218 Hartford Rd., Manchester Litchfield Farm Shop pays head burner $26, 646-0218. luxe garden type apartments doctor with large preoUce!! ily! (Country sized kitchen, library, each with fireplace, headlight aimer, reasonable. Mancherter. $200. monthly. today I Pifee reduced to $19,- rec room, three bSdrooms, lot better ttian average rates avaUable now. CaU Paul $86,900. CaU John Siedesky, formal dining room. Public or dadoed dining room and a MANCHESTER — Prime West CaU Hartford days, 283-86()l, AvaUable June 16th. Keith 900 on this expandable 4-room one acre plus swimming pool Contact Mr. Eklward Gyure— or for rapid production work W. Dougan. Realtor, 6484586. 6485806. parochial school. In the heart sunroom. Kitchen has dish aide location, exceUent 4-4 nights 1-666-1790. Agency, 646-4126, 6481922. and accessories. Assumable on sandwich board and grill. TWO 900x16 Ures. best offer. Cape. O ara ge. Shrubbed and of Manchester. Walk to all fa washer and disposal. A duplex, 2-heatlng ayatems, 2- 149 OAKLAND Street — Two mortgage, $23,600. Philbrick Let US show you this beautifully maintained Dutch Colonial, superb 649-4018. treed lot. Near Parkade. Wy cilities. Neat and clean. Bel gucsl-conscious foyer is - an car garage. Permanent aiding, rooms, first floor, includes B &L W Agency, Realtor, 646-4200. .Connecticut International Corp. Part-Ume or full-time, day Musical Instninwnts 53 Out of lown man ft Lord Realtors, 646-8786. fiore Agency, 647-1418. added attraction. Upstairs huge parkUke lot. Mid 20’s. ly landscaped on a large lot complete with a stone wall. This homo heat, and appliances. $86. CilaU BARROWS and WALLACE Co. has a master bedroom with Canal Bank Windsor Locks or nlg^ as needed. MANCHESTESt — Two-famlly, (3all now, Hayes Agency, 648 FIRESTONE tires, low prices. HARDMAN PECK—Baby grand M6-2426. For Rant 6 6 Mancheeter Parkade NEW USTINQ — (Jorgeous, im bath and sundeck, plus 3- consists of a spacious living room, formal dining room with wall-to- 5 and 6, and a five-room sin 0131. Apply at elUftr location 8 a-m. - 4 :80 p.m. Manchester 649-6806 The Wild Rose maculate Colonial with nicely double bedrooms. An over Qualifications; Personal ap CaU 649-8978.in excellent condition. MANCHESTER 4-room apart- BAST HARTFORD—Adult cqu- gle, all on one lot. Both prop wall carpeting that stays, a modern, equipped kitchen, huge master Monday through Friday — Saturday 8 aun. - noon 649-0598 after 6 p.m. private rear yard. Trees, sized garage with electric- MANCHESTER ExceptiomUy pearance, speed in handling TWO 26” girl’s bicycles $10. Un ment, garage, available May pie, four rooms, heat and hot MANCHESTER —Miain S ti^ erties In fine condition and ■will shrubs, manicured lawfi. Six eye door adds to your con clean eix-room home with as- bedroom, a full, professionally finished basement, breezeway, 2-car materials, accuracy of por derwood typewriter, $10. Oall 10th, $130. CaU J. D. Real water, near bus line and stores. buUding, prime retaU locatton, provide rent free living fo r An equal opportunity employer rooms plus finished family venience. A picture-book siunable mortgage, modem tions, eye appeal of pro alter 6 p.m. 649-7683. Estate Assoc. 648-8770. CaU 628-0696, between 4 and 9 modernized. Excellent condi owner or occupier. Wolverton garage and a uniquely enclosed patio with planters. $36,500. KAY electric guitar, $20. 649- room. Garage, 1% baths, alu home priced in the mid- kitchen with built-ins, alu duct and dependabiUty. Agency, Realtors, 6482813. THREE ROOM apartment, flret P "* ’ tion. Over 8,000 square feet, minum storms and screens, fifties. minum siding, large enclosed t For personal Interview TV, RCA Victor, 21” screen, floor, beat, elOotriclty, h o t VB3RNON — CentraUy located plenty of parking .For infoima- wall to wall carpeting.' Truly a WANTED ’ Write Personnel Depart very good working conditton, HAMMOND L-111, spinet organ porch. Immediate occupancy. water, refrigerator' and range, six-room apartment, no Uon call Mr. Frechette, H.M. cream puff. Belfiore Agency, PARKER REAL ESTATE ment, LUxihfield Farm Shops $30. CaU 646-4622. and Leslie model 125 speaker. $24,900. PhUbrick Agency, $135. month. 649-2349. utUlties, immediate occupancy, Frechette, Realtors, 647-9883. 647-1418. FAMILY COLONIAL 649-4793 Realtors, 646-4200. PHILBRICK AGENCY Inc., P.O. Box 289, Mlddle- Original cost $1000 asking $900. $160 per month. Security (3HAPLIN —Combination dog NINE ROOMS including 9 bed New listing. Transfer neces- CASH CA RRY bury. Conn, or call 1-666- Like new. 742-8098. 4V4 — ROOM apartment, heat, MANCHESTER — Close to cen IMMEDIATE occupancy —^New posit required. Broker, 742- rooms! Truly a fine home for sltaites the sale of this spa 5202. Boats and Accossorios 46 hot water, range, refrigerator, kennel and house situated on ter, 2-famlly, 8 6 duplex, a 11 7-room Raised Ranch, 2H A—oclatea 6886. a large family. Convenient, cious 9-room Colonial. Only REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE —. APPRAISALS disposal, parking Included. 8 acres. Route 6 location. Un spacious rooms, large shaded baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry SSephen Amedy 16’ LAPSTRAKE wood beat, 36 Wanted— To Buy SB central location. Public or 9 years young, this home LUMBER YARD Nice location. One chUd ac ROCUCVILLE — 8 Regan St. der $30,000. CJall for particu lot, front and rear porches. room, bulIt-ins, plastered ComputoriMd Blcliard McKeon h.p. Evlnrude motor, trailer. lars. Wyman ft Lord 046-8786 parochial Schools, IH baths, offers complete family liv Multiple Usttog Service REAL estate salesman, estab cepted. $166. CaU 646-2824 be 4-room 2-bedroom, first floor Only $24,(XX). Hayes Agency, walls, 2-car garage, cl'y util Ehde SweBMon Man full-time experience helpful hut not necessary, vPart- needs work, $300 or beat offer. WANTED - Antique furniture 2-car garage. Moderate price ing indoors and outdoors lished agency, 17 years, car glass, pewter, oil paintings or tween 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. apartment in new brick build- __6)^9846. " 646-0131. ities, near school. 80-day oc 364 Main Street 646-4200 Mancheater, Conn. Jeanette Sumner time otxisidered. CaU Mr. McIntyre at 649-4602. 643-0888. range. Belfiore Agency, 647- (near acre lot with brook Richard Marten. peted office. C!Û Mr. Hutchins, cupancy. Built by Ansaldl. other antique Uems ^ y ATTRACTIVE 2-bedroom apart. tog, total electric. Bullt-to vERNON Two acres more and trees). Some of the spe CAPE — Four bedrooms, or two Nancy Dlmock 649-6324. 180 Center St. NAP and Paul’s TV and Marine -i-lonn'o 043- ^ oven, lange, refrigerator, dis 1418. Charles Lesperance. 6487620, quantity. The Harrison’s or less 'With over 600’ frontage cial features Include large bedrooms, dining room and Sales and Service. Discounts ment in residential Manches posal ceramic bath, basement 6486108. GROSSMAN LUMBER CO. 8709, 166 Oakland Street. on Route 83. Existing building NEW USTING — BOWERS country kitchen with built- den. Basement play room. up to 20 per cent on wind ter, heat with individual ther laundry and storage area. Just 266 Pine Street—Manchester Fm im I* 38 mostat, air-conditioning, stove, of over 4,600 square feet. Pres School area! Clean (Coloni ina, aluminum siding (In Principles only. 649-1678. shields, tops and acceasories, HOUSEUIOLD lots — Antiques, off bus line and near shopping. ent bUBlnem annually grossing al w t t t _ . ^ - baths, Situotlons Wanted— bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, refrigerator, combination stalled when built), first Sonar ship to shore radio plus Adults only, no pets,, $186 per $800,000. $156,000. Jejcqueline- fourth W l )| ] I imlnum glassware. We buy estates. tUl- washer and dryer, garage for floor family room and study, WILL CARE for one child to fteh finders. Makes of boats; month. C^ll James J. Oessay, R ob ei^ Agency, 646<3839. storms > Truly HIGH ASSUMABLE ■age Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 one car included, $165. per finished walk-out basement, PRODUCE MANAGERS DEAN MACHINE my home while mother works. Glasscraft, ROnken, CrestUner, 876-0184. a fine value to the low 6% MORTGAGE Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. month, one year lease and se- 3-zone hot water heat,, etc. 643-2216. Skhnmar,, Thompson, Johnson, -4- twenties. Mr. Lombardo. Bel PRODUCTS curity deposit. No fee. Warren -VERNON — Wilson Lane Apart- etc. We could go on and on New listing. Bretton Rd. lo NEEDED Gatoy, Ouachita Agent for WANTED - Antiques, used fiore. Agency, 647-1418. but one look Is worth a EXPERIENCED, statistical f'anin • iTorcv I4av«Vw\ « . . . . . Howland Realtor, 643-1108. mento. Now available new 3^ InvastmoBt cation. Lovely 6-room Cape We need several produce 102 COLONIAL RD. furniture, partial or complete ------thousand words so coll now typist and policy typist. Mature Pace Maker, Pembroke, Al- rooms at $160. Spacious kitch im w USTING — 7 -r o o m with finished rec room. managers in our HArtford- estates. Call 646-0004 after 7 FOUR-room apartment, heat, For Sola for an appolntiment—priced woman wants permanent part- glas, Fiberglas. In Sail boats; en has oven, range, refrigera Ranch In Manchester Green Walk-out basement leads'to New Britain area rtores. p.m. hot water, stove, refrigerator, In the mid 30's and worth Has immediate openings. time position. A'vallable Tues Venture, Balboa, Islander and tor, dining space; Oversized EIXISTING two-famlly bouse lo-^ area. Beautifully set on treed covered patio and nice yard Must have experience in adults, no pets. 643-0676. more. day, Thursday, Friday and many others. A good selection living room with formal dining cated on 1-arge 80x800' lot. Well lot. BxAra Mtohen cabinets. with many flowering trees. produce merchandising and TURRET LATHE OPERATORS traveled. street, only minutes Saturday untU 9 and Wednes of used boats at 385 Main St., Rooms W ithout Board 59 Two^ e d r o o m ‘ partmmt, aioa. Heat, hot waiter; c o m- Form-al dining room, flreplaced Owner transferred. Pirllced managing. Company of HARDINGE CHUCKERS OP HAYES AGENCY day , afternoon urttil 9. Mini- ___ _ ^______central location, $140. month- plete electric bill, parking, to hospital. Excellent potential living room, oversized garage. right and exclusive with fers good wages, excel East Hartford, opposite Alr- ERATORS mum of $3. per hour. Call after craft, 668-9320. Opm Daily 89, THE THOMPSON House — Oot- ly. Oall after 6 p.m., 646-2677. anci basement storage, all in tor professional buUdtog. $88,- Assumable PHA mortgage. 646-0131 lent working conditions PETER F. GRADY TOOL MAKERS 4:30, 649-4004. weekends, 9-6. tage ~St. centr^y located, .large------cluded. Phone 875-0723 to 4:30, 500. Jacqueline-RobertB Agen Belfiore Agency, 647-1413— and an excellent free bene SECOND FLOOR, nice 4-room PRODUemON MILLERS, SET pleasantly fumlahed rooms, after hours 876-8276. cy, 546-8889. REAL ESTA'TE fit program including health (X)LLEGE art student would parking. Call 6482868 for over rent, 2-family house, gaa and NEW USTING —Just west of MANCHESTER — New two- 648-2594 and accident insurance, life UP AND OPERATE INSPEC like summer employment. night and permanent guest oil stove, $70, Near Mato St. Main St. proper. Hound’s tooth family duplex in a residential insurance and pension plan. clean (Colonial with finished TORS; EXPERIENCED WITH Good at lettering. 742-8027. Gardan— Farm— rates. • business section. Adults. No location. Wall to wall car Apply family room. Three nice bed SMALL (Colonial —six rooms, AIR-CRAFT TYPE PARTS. Dairy Products 50 ------pets. Phone 647-9684, 4;80-6;80. 5394 peting, oven and ranges includ fireplace, garîge, assumable ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen ------. ------,------— rooms, IH baths, garage. ed. Separate utilities, walk-out mortgage. Near schools and FIRST NATIONAL JERSEY BELL strawberry privileges, laundry facilities, APARTMENT — 4 large rooms, BEAUTIFUL Beautiful brick front plus alu All Benefits. Dogs— Îrds— Pats 41 GAS STATION ATTENDANT wild rose motifs are ao^ .. basement. Wolverton Agency, stores. Braithwaite Agency, plants for sale. $1.60 a hundred. lady only. After 4:80, call 648 beautiful girounds, heat a n d qued to solid-color blocks to create a minum siding. Tall stately STORES, INC. 6482813. 6484593. An Equal Opportunity Employer GROOMING all bre6ds. Har- Call 643-6611. 5129. hot ‘water Included. $160. per 6-Day week, paid ■vacations and holidays, paid sick time. most attractive coverlet! trees, private rear yard. Wall 550 Farmington Ave.. . mony HUl. H.C. Cihaae, Hebroa mimth, references required. Many fringe benefits tocliidtog Ite 1ns., accident, major Pattern No. 5394 has applique pat to wall. Mr. Zinsser. Belfiore Hartford. Conn. . Rd., Bolton. 648-6427. OUR potted tomato plants are COMFORTABLE room for old- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, > medical and hospitalization. ’ tern pieces; material requirements; full Agency, 647-1418. ready now. We also have cab er employed gentleman. Polic { CALL IN PERSON — SEE BIARL LEWIE LANDSCAPE laborers, no ex 646-4200. sewing and finishing directions. DACHSHUNDS, Chihuahuas, bage, lettuce and tomato plants ing. 272 Main Street. SEND 504 In coins (or each pattern NEW LISTING — Gracious, perience necessary, $2.28 per Welmamners, AKC registered by the dozen. Krause Florist, MANCHESTER — 4 m om first- spacious 7-room Colonial in de PLUMBERS — Experienced, PAUL DODQE PONTIAC, INC. to include firit-clut milling. In The Confer O f Town hour. Call Grantland Nursery, litters. Sale subject to vets 621 Hartford Rd., 643-9669. LARGE, clean fumlahed room, floor apartment in Colonial sirable Hollywood section. EleUt- apply superintendent, Thomp 378 MAIN ST., MANCSIESTER 5482888 643-0669. gentleman only, kitchen priv style 2-famlly. Adults pre son Apartment job. Center and okay. Some ready g- 1- in Idtchen, large formal dining •^‘628-6673. RHUBARB plants, large ileges, free washer, dryer, ferred. No pets. $160. Hayes room, flreplaced living room, McKee St., Manchester. Equ^ clumps, 85 cents. Alsb rhubarb parking. Palmer Realty, 643- Agency 646-0181. friet Name, ACdreii wltli ZIP COOI mil den, 3 large bedrooms, IVi oppqrtunlty employer. ■■ SHORT ORDER COOK .ILL popular pedigrees in stock Style Nunktr. „ and ^ asparagus for freezing. 6321. baths, oveialzed garage. Ele at lower prices. Wild Cargo Some experdenee preferred 528-2616. THREE rooms and tile bath, Only 500 . . . the new '69 Spring _ gant living in a professional "m a io t e n a n ^ Pet Shop, Mancherter, 643-6108. COMFORTABLE room for em Summer ALBUMI New CUSTOM COLLEC BUT we will train, for part- heat, hot water, stove, refriger nelghliorhood at a modest cost. time work, 7 to 11 a.m., ployed gentleman, bath an4 large rooms, cen Variance to reduce mlnlmu mslde yard to 4 feet for the what a batting average we have hours 5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., ex- desirable but not required. tral air conditioning, dish FOnR-R(X)M apartment, sec purpose of erecting garage. clien t benefits, several open Write Box A, Manchester Her BREAKFAST SET, round for washer, adults only. Call .War ond floor, central location,. Perfaa|)8 you fear that If you start Item 8 Kenneth W. Reynolds, 12 Kane Rood, Reridence^Zone B. Owners transferred to the mid-west, forced to sell mica tqp table and 4 chairs, looktog cd our houses, we’ll assume you Variance to reduce mlnlmurti side yard to 4 feet for the ings available. No phone calls. ald giving resume. Read Herald Ads ren E. Howland, 643-1108. $125. monthly, adults. Avail-' their custom built nine-room home. Ideally situated Apply in person only. East $20. 6489859. able May 16. Morrison Agen have a big budget. purpose of erecting garage^ ' . ^ 36 BCAIN ST. — 2H rooms, first ActuaUy, we know that llvtqg is eoi- Item 4 Willlim Shea, 2 Earl Street. Residence ^ A. Variance in a very central location. Can walk to many stores, Nobody gets a hit every time they come to bat. but we practically do! Wo ■ Hartford Warehouse. 115 Park Halp Wanted — Mole or Femola 3 7 cy, 643-1016. Avenue, East Hartford, after 5 ROOM to r genUeman only, floor, heat, lights, electric penalve these days. to erect detached carport, not in fourth quêr of lot, churches, schools, municipal swimming pool. We con help you determine a reelisttc and reduce side yard requirement to 10 feet. p.m. kitchen and living room fa- stove aind refrigerator. $100 sell over 95% of the homes that we offer to qualified buyers. No wonder our cilitlea included. Private en monthly. Call 6482866 from 9 pitce to pay. 'men we can find you an Item 6 GUda C. AgoatlnelU. 801-807 Hartfort R o ^ . Buslneas Five rooms on the first floor includinfi: a larsfe Ideal houee! Zone II. Variance to erect free-atandlng sign closer to sales volume doubled in the last trance and parking. Inquire 118 to 6 p.nl. HELP f^ ily rocHn, bright dining room, living room with CONSTRUCTION MALE &L FEMALE Pearl St. street line than permitted. fireplace, small den or office and a nice cheery Item 6 Earle ft Doris White. 29 Buckland Street. Rural Residence year. Want to sell your home in min THE SMALL three room apartment, kitchen and a bath. Upstairs are four bedrooms LABORER NICE BEDROOM for gentle WANTED Member of Manrheefer • Zone Variance to erect shelter-type building in connec- Openings for skilled and unskilled workers on all utUltiea furnished. Suitable one and Hartford Board of Uon with swimming faclllUes loca ^ on prem l^. and full bath. Basement includes a two-car garage. year ’round men, with references, private adult person. Call for appoint FUIXi-TIMB] imum time, and got your full asking Full - time, three shifts. Company paid insurances, up to 3 Realtors and MXkN. Item 7 Joseph ft Gloria Knoff, 80 North School Street, Residence Nicely landscaped lot, good residential neighbor work. home, very near oentier. 21 ment, 648-0678, after 6 p.m. ASSISTANT MANAGER Item 7 to deduce minimum side yard to 8.48 weeks vacation, profit sharing and pension plan. Church St.. 6484966. hood. This home is sensibly priced to sell at only price? Throw the ball to ui — and NIGHTS KEmi feet for the purpose of erecting addition on rear of house. 875-1103 WE- OEFER this deluxe 8 Item 8 Garden Gro^, Inc. (caterers). Garden Grove Road and $29,500. Occupancy at end o f school year. SEWING MACHINES — singer room apartment on West Cen APPLY IN PERSON KeS^y Sreet. Rural Realdence Zone. Variance to erect watch us connact! Apply now at Cheney Brothers, Inc. lutomatic Zig-zag, excellent ter St to Manchester. Fully REAL ESTATE addition to nonocmformlng use (to exoees of 60% of as JOURNEYMAN Uoensed MCDONALD'S condition. Makes buttonholes, equipped kitchen. Abundant 172 B. CENTER ST. sessed value). ' L phunber wanted. Good wages, 31 Cooper-Hill Street hems, embroiders, etc. Orig off-street parking. Rental, $100. D R IV E IN ' 849-1022 AH neraons Interested may attend this hearing. _ ., „ HAYES All persona inier™ j ZONING BOARD OF APPHIALS T. J. CROCKETT. Reoltor AGmticY, m e. uveKlme, paid holidays. Call inally over $300., 6 monthly per month. Security deporit re Ray Boulet Plumbing and Manchester, Conn. Route 85—Veracb Circle Charles O. Plrie, Chairman payment, of $8.60 each or pay- quired. CaU the Jarvis Realty Vamon Heotiiig, 644-1517. $61 cash. 522-0931 dealer. John A. OogianeUo, Secretary Co., Realtors, 6481121. 643-1S77 If Poys To Call HayesI 5 5 e a s t c g n i g r s t . 6 4 6 4 1 i 3 i
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN- FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1999 FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1969MANCHBSTER JTVENING HERAU), MANCHESTE^l, (XJNN., PAGE im B T Y -flV I Oot off Tosni 72 For Sal* 72 Homos For Sal* 72 Lots For Sol* 73 O ot of Tooni Oot o f Tow* Oof of Town For Sal* 75 For Sol* 75 For Sal* 78 FiBr Sol* Vernon i I MANCHBSTBR — Btx-ioom TWO F A M n ,T d u p lo rM , eq>- WOODED bunding lot, north 75 About Town BOLTON — Like new euOom Oauntiy OnlowU] on a treed H arate ■ fumacea, aluminum east comer of Oleott Street BOLTON — Two houses. Oiie v n w o * — SHmin Bpiit, te g e M n . male MatUnen of Day- Um M e s Tsbss sdWessIre. acre. Three bedrooms, IH atorma and acreena, conven and Carol Drive. A fter 5 p.m. FOUR bedroom Colonial In Bol built 6-room Ranch on noar $ ^ .3 0 - ROBERTS house —6 rooms and bath' flre tieed M; petane rMldiutiai vUIe and Richard W. Hlrth of tmn m M lv bathe, full walk-out baaement, iently located. $30,000. Qlrard .344-4781. ton. Mr. Lombardo, Belflore two acre lot. Plastered walls, ana. nMnyeaeteas. $28,900. J.D ’ Hartford, grand royal matron plaoe, garage; one house— 8 fireplaced Uving room, loads Teachers Starting Salary Karace. Wolverton Agency, Agency, Realtora, 64S-0M8, 640- Agency, 647-1418. Reel IMhte and patron, respectively, o f the CHOICE M acre lot on Lake- rooms, bath, garage, work of closeto, breeseway, 2-car ga Glenney'i AGENCY Realtor, 64»-3«8. < 0688. 6U3, MIOTTt. Grand Court of Amaranth, and wood Circle. A ll utIUtles, trees, OOROBOUS Ranch with two- shop and laundry. Approx rage. Near new Route 4. full hatha and two-car garage imately 214 acres. Terms. Own their osooctato grand officeni WRira ORDAS 64M889 $30,000 buys clean 6% room HANCHE8TER tine —7-room view of reservlor. Owner, 447- Priced to sell. Hayes Agsnoy, • BAST HARTFORD — L e m on eleven beautiful acres. Cir er w ill finance. Net Incmpe, Is $6,750 in New Pay Pact will mariM an official vMt to — F8RTAIID lFloBt.SBDi Ranch, one-car garage, sun- 4-bedroom Ranch, wooded lot, 1516. 444-0181. 4-bedroom Oolonlal. 2 bedw, BXXSJUUVSLT TOURS ca 1886, condition 1869. Raised $2,000 yearly. Price $21,000, Chapman Court tomorrow at 8 porch, 100 X 160 .treed lot. All convenient to parkway, $31iMXI double garage. $28,600. Meyer the official amaunaa reeoliitfcna, “ when tt legally ee- Art mediums to be used'wlU RAIL FENCE Isrge rooms, oil hot sra- Meyer Vgency. Realtor, 448- VERNON — Tolland — Real hearth fireplace, sraU to waH 648-0617. BOLTON —6% acres, large p.m. at the Miasonlc Temple. I - Agency, Reettore, 848-0609. menc haa not been made on the eumee the reeponsibUlty of her- include watoroolon, oils, pen s( s izfee ssy raseH tcr hest. Keith Agency, 644- selact buUding lot. 160x200’ . carpeting, country kitchen, bam, tour bedrooms^ t w o Dinner wlU be served at 0:80 1101111 riiaiinlin 4-badi«om overaiaed Cape with 0409. new teacher eelary adieduto. It gaining agent for the teechere cil, pen end ink and peetele. 4134, 44-1803. Plenty of trees and set very sralkout, windowed basemetth BOLIDN LAKE — 6 room Cape baths, faihUy room. $Si,600. ANDOVER LAKB-yeor ’round p.m., and there will be refreeh- . family m m on firat floor. Front to back Uving w »a . learned that tha schedule In the Vernon School Syatom.” Woodcuts end other prlnta vrill batim formal dlnbig room. Dream kitchen with TWO FA M ILY, 5 and 6 plus high sdth a magniflcmt vie# Even more land possibly svaU- 4 bedrooms, fireplace, full Holcombe Realton, 644-1386. toraiehed home, I bedrooms, ments after the meeting. look, Mtaatad on latfo lot near Boat Hartford MANCHESTER ^Seven-room two. rooma finished on third In convenient area, $6,700. Jac- able. Belflore Agency, 647-1418. basement, artesian wsU, oom- oelle tor a MarUng ealary of To date, the VFT hoe not alM be available. One ertlet will loige porch overiooUng lake. $8’780. . ____npreeenU _ on to- challeigred the VBA to a run-off be doing charcoal end peotol ■■I;- naa In taaaUtitiS raaidaniHal nefghborhood. Aaking Cape. Fireplace, 1^ baths, floor. Handy location, $25,800. queUne-Roberts Agency, 846- MnaUons, tree shaded patio, VERNON — Big 8-room Raised The meeting of Friendship FREE view from New Haven Agracy Real- oreara of $660 over last year and elecU ^’ to dotormlne'* wtdeh portreits during tha ahow. garage, wooded lot. Near Philbrick Agency, Realtor, 8388. bearii privileges. Ownsr, 849- Ranch, Cathedral ceUtaig, on- ton , 044300. to Springfield goes with this le one of the higheet BA de- ehall be the bargaining agent Among the craft itema wdll Circle of the Salvation Army schools, bus and shopping. 644-4200. 8880. . ttque brick fireplace, ooipet- wUl not"-' l>e hSM Mbnday as ItillCHSWTSSt^Two-lamUy home of five rooms In each Char Bon Agency, 643-0488. COVENTRY — Choice building unbelieveable nine-room Con ing, comidete kitchen^ U g roc BOLTON grea ataithig aaiariea In Tolland The law gives tha teachen the be burtim and pîer flowen, aaartmoot. Uwated on largo aOxSOO’ lot on well travried ■cheduled. PORTER Street Area — Over- lot, 100x800’ with artesian weU. temporary e Agency, Realtors, 640-4200. R was agreed at the outaet of ed a group life taaurance ân ot Rockville. room, tradUfonm flreplaoe In largb living room. Beamed corner of Fern and Gardner very best. Belflore Agency, 647- Agency, 643-1016. B &. W the negotlallcnB which staited lor teeehers and their im- ~h be imously to deny without preju Agency, 647-1418, added after the sec(^ para dice the application of Richard ____------_ matten have been ironed out. tedf his salary to teachers on on beauUfuUy landsoiqMd 1% acres. H iree bedrooms, (poe- 000. Rosort Propoity ribly four), flmt-floor family room, large living room. Wril graph: i; yea for a tone^cdiange to In- ^ ___ , ^ _ 'n»e figuree did not come from wabbotlcal leave. designed kUcban with eat-in area. ’Two-car attached garage. For Sato 74 OLASTONBURT — 7 room, No approval shall be given dustrial for lemo ' on Ttdlend WONIlBO RW Bstal* 77 ôôttl or Charles O'FUnn, This group, too, aaked for A ak ti« $28,800. LIND EN S’TREET—I f you Dutch Colonial on 3-acre pic and no ^ r m it issued until the Turnpike, public bearing of —- —— ------cliBlmian of the education board limited class elaes and several want a good 10% return on TWO waterfront buUding lots, ture book lot, 3H baths, large applicant ahaU file with the April 7, 1949. property committee. other benefits, including a more ’TOLLAND—Heritage Oolonlal offara elegance and privacy. your Investment, check this aide by side totaling 100’ front kitchen with plenty of cabinet Board of Selectmen a perfor Notice of this decdelon has mance Ixmd in a sum sufficient 'tl?*** Reportedly the teadiera an realistic number of clerical end 9 Four bedrooms. IH hatha, form al diituig room, front to 8-famUy with 18 rooms near age and 160’ in depth. $7,000. space, 3-car garage, many ex been filed In the office' of the m w w ssrvioe. Heyee Agency, mote concerned with fringe 1 >en- Profeeskonal eteff-for ,a ll back flraplaoed Uvliw room, flnst-floM’ panried family room, the center of Manchester. Jacquellne-Roberte Agency, tras. Keith Agency, 644-4126, to insure oompletlmi of the work Town Clerk. 646-0181. according to the plana and apecl- eflts than Uie salary scale. They remedial subjects, waU planned kitchen with ahundanoe o f cahlneta. l\ro-car Buy now €uid start earning 644-8339. 4126, 649-1922. PLANNING A ZONING ficationa. Adopted May 8, 1969 COMMISSION are oonceraed wMfa Mmlted It is expected final agreement attaAsd garage on large, beauUfiilly treed lot. IM.OOO. extra dollars. ALL CASH tor your property. SUMMER cottage vrith furni BOLTON — U A R built Raised at Annual Budget Meeting. M. Adler DoUdn, Prompt, courteous servloe. number of, students in class- wlU be reached by file two Effective fifteen days after rooms, agreements oonceming negotiating boards, within the ’TOU F. Grady Real Eetate. 043-2884. Congress Considers Bills bedrooms, large Uving room num storms, aluminum siding. Included are shades, travenro rods, soundproofing, oU-electrlo beat, wall-to-weU car BUST HARTFORD — you with fireplace,. large kitch Gerard Agency, Realtors, 648- peting, O-E refrigerator, cUahwaaher, a ir condlSonJng, Ranch style buUdlim with pay $23,000 fo r a $3000 swlm- On Eisenhower Memorials en, single garage, large lot. 0366, 649-0688. separated basements, master TV anteiuta, well-lighted free parking. No children, no mtaig poMT What i f we includ JACQUELINE ^ ROBERTS B y O. DAVID WAl L a o B for honoring lUsenhower stirred VI Low 30’s. p ^ , 1-yeer lease, from $140. per month. ed a three-bedroom Ranch, full BOLTON — 6H-room Ranch Aseoolated press Writer a brief partisan poUfiool flurry. with attached garage, one half basement, garage, fenced in 8206 DIRECTIONS: From Manchester, R t 6 and 44A to Boitm, take left cB 4iA at Belton yard with plenty of shrubs and WASHINGTON (AP) -Oco- TUrtoen House R^xibUcam AGENCY KEITH REAL ESTATE block from boating and awim- Notch, turn right onto second street on right (South Rd.) to apsvtmsnts greas is considering a growing proposed renamdixg the city's mlng, wooded lot, $18,900 takes ' trees for privacy. Convenient- ! ly looated with immediate oc- pile o f bUls to nmmoriallse sports stadium after Elaeidiow- 876 E. CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER 649-1922 646-4126 NEVER-out-of-season . . . a trim skirt it. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, Dwigbt U. Elsenhower. Propos- er. The stozhum was named for ; cuponcy. Why pay rent when te is if plus a handsome tailored blouse! 646-4200. Leasing Agent als range from naming the first assosainated Democratic Sen. you can have aU this for $23,- i f e ! No. 8206 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in moon landing alte In his honor Robert F. Kennedy by the D.C. ■ 6 4 6 - 3 3 3 9 MANCHESTER — $2,000 cash HEBRON — Clean Cape, 4 l: OOO. OaU the PhObrick Agency, New Sizes 8 to 18, bust 31V i-to 40. to putting Ms picture on the dol- Arm ory Commission. Eleven to qualified buyer!! Seven years old, 6% rooms, baiths, J. D. REALTY CO. Realtora, 040-4200. Size 10. 32V^ bust . . . blouse 2% ______lar UH in place o f George Wash- Democrate responded with leg- rooms, baths, full base yards of 45-inch; skirt, 1V4 yards. fireplace, garage, one-acre lot, A 648.5129 (Jack Oonkui) [LAKEFRONT rotraat -Five- Mgto&’s. Islatlon to moke the Kennedy ment, move right In!! Call SEND 654 in coins for each pattern bordering State Forest, $22,900. A i room expandable. Cape with LeglMotlon to honor the Worid name permanent Read Herald Advertisemente Warren E. Howland, Realtors, to include first-class mailing. IMtilbrick Agency, Realtors, 643-1108. Sue Burnett, Ifanehester 646-4200. ' 100* lokefront. Hu^ fireplaced War n commander and 84th Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, R- Bvening Herald. 1188 AVB. OF IM ng room, 3 bedroomn, den, prealdmit who died Mandi 20 Utah, has 08 cosponsors for hia AHBBIOAS. NBW TOBK. N.T. -rtT’ Utehen with buUt-ina, 2-yean ere stacked in OapitM HUl hop- propooal to change the name of 10091. m Print Name, Address with ZIP COOE, Style old. Wolverton Agency, Real- pera 'wtth 26 bills introduced in the Glen Canycn Dam on the Number and Sisa. tor, 840-3818. the- House alone. A ll ore eUtt in Colorado River, Send an extra 504 for the '69 Spring committee. Five House bitle would change and Summer Basic Fashion filled with Some call for naming a dam tbs name o f the interstate high- dozens of lovely styles from which to after Basenhower as w ell as two way syetem, wMoh, like the Y choose your patterns. Sifrtie Tanks - airports, the Interstate Mghway d a ^ was started tsider Eisen- Y AND system and the moon landing bower’s edmiidstration. site. ' Oongreesmen have also pro- PIu u m I SM T fn Anofiier 'MU would put Ms ptc- posed naming the Pehtegon, Manchester Suburbs ture in plara of George Wash- Washington National Airport The Nadilne GItaned lngtoaa on the dollar b4H' and 26 mid a new Indoor sports arena Septto Tanks, D -cent piece. on the Potomac River after Ei- Home Sewer Unea Inst Btsenhower’s fam ily says it aenhower. The EVERGREENS lar WaOeepeooflng' has no favortto among the There are numerous, proposals plaM. to issue an Elsenhower com- Front 633-635 Center Street MdCINIlEY iROS. “We’ve been very honored by memorative postage stamp, \ H I Peart S t — 040-5308 all the proposals,’ ’ said Ms son, ------Sewerage Disposal Oo John, by telephone from Ms : phoenixville. Pa., home. No Threat Seen By BBA KEITH “ I don’t ttiOMc it's tq> to us to Hie only royal palaoe in O pen for Inspection Saturday and Sunday recoonmend enyttiing. I can’t From Oil Along the United States Is in Oahu, see a hude of marble some Hawaii. INVITATION where, though." State Shoreline Etoenbower seldom pUbltciy Mhny buyers are asking • builders to panel the family MAY 10 and 11— 1:^ to DARK TO BID (ilSPiisawrt Ms 'wlrties on memo- NEW HAVEN, Ooiax (A P )— room In ’’distressed’ ’ wood— BOARD OF EDUCATION •rials. The oU spilled by a damaged wood that has been Clobbered BOLTON, CONNECTICUT “ T liat would he the last thing barge late Tuesday night ap with chains and gouged with . Sealed proposals to furnish Dad would ever talk about,’’ \ Ice picks. Some leave the dls- READY FOR OCCUPANCY 'and deliver Movable Equipment, John said. parently Is dtSslpeting and poses tresring to their small sons. JC-4 School Including furniture, office, A.y, and maintenance But in a speech at the dedica no 'threat to the ConnecUcut (1) Ranch. 5 rooms and at 'equipment, will be received at tion o f Blisenhower Park in coast, the Coast Guard said to; tached garage. Bush HUl 'the office of the Superintend- Newport, R.I., July 22, 1900, day. Rd. Large lot. 4V2 and 5V2-ROOM APARTMENTS icnt of Schools, Brandy Street, President Eisenhower told the Federal officials and local po (2 ) Ranch. 6M rooms and 'Bolton, Connecticut, until 8:00 crowd: " I am deeply touched by lice walked the beaohee from at,. ’ , attached garage. Coven ".pm. D.S.T. on May 2 8 ^ 1969. this Mnd o f gracious incident Guilford to West Haven Thurs try. Lake prlvUegee. AU proposals must be submit- and thought tor the simple rea- day afternoon and found no Tread lo t IQO x 100. $20,- Jted in accordance with Specif sod that a name given to a place tâce of oil, a qxdceaman for 000. 5 ;? . T- In completely carpeted •cations and rms suppHw . like tMs endures.’ the coast Guard in New York (3) Store prcqienty for rent. ’’by the Board of Education. Bid . City said. ... ^ Main a t and Broad S t Invitation, Specifications, and Another o f Ms favorite name- Rent includes: Hot water and individual apartment thermqsta- •Forms, are available at the of- aakes was Eisenhower College He added that a Coast Guard (4) This - Time Live Your tically controlled Keat Jfloe o f tl6 superintendent of at Seneca Falls, N.Y., which en helicopter would make a rou Way. Reel -room' sized •.Schools, Brandy Street, RFD 1, rolled the chatter freshman tine flight over Lcmg Island rooms. living room 15^ •Bolton, Connecticut Sound today - if weather Im- X 28. 3 bedrooms. Form-' ; . y Hotpflint Kitchen (range, refrigerator, disposal, dishwasher)^ Mass of 300 last fall. In the an- Original owners have kept this cohter hall, custorrl built, quality J Joseph P. Castagna, nouncement o f Ms death, qisen- proves. But, he emphaalied. al dining room, .14 x 14. • . ■ '■ "4 ' . Ranch in like-new condition. Large fairiily-size kitchen with dining Large kitchen. baths If 2 air-conditioners for each ’apartment " fi Superintendent of sen howor’a family suggested done- neither Oonnecficut nor Long la-.. 9 with carpet. 2-car over L — ------fions to the college, among otti- land is threatened. 9 "b,V spacious firepla'ced living room w’th paneled walls, miles of sized garage, i aore lo t I'/i color tile baths - . j . ■ er charities. Instead of flowers. The largest of the two oU closets, plaster wails arid cast iron baseboar>d heat are quality fea _Mid-flftlea ,t<4 • IN D * raOnc* The blU to name the first U.S. allcka originally was described (6 ) Industrlad zoned land 4 Soundproofing in walls affords privacy in sound reduction 5 ____!-----moon landing site “ Point Eisen- ae six miles long and one-quar- tures rarely found in homes today. Large breezeway with jalousie and apartment site ap I - uinmne hower’ ’ was introduced by Rep. ter mUe wide near Falknera Is- windows will allow you to dine out during the summer, double ga proved land in Marvehes- .4 Convenient basement laundromat i AT A®COTRT OF PROTATB, held William G. B » y . R-Ind. larid o ff Guilford. The second iter, S: Windsor and Ver •atS?. .Manohester, . .*****YVy within andIZ for4kA tbe ‘'ijet us«S0 byt#/ thisMOUW MWU step iiimu insureIO; slick ww-ajassaaone-quarter iiiiswmile utIn UlOinV-diame- rage offers plenty of space for lawn equipment and park 2 cars. non. 4 Master TV antenna and telephone jaclc$ ••25^ Msr^me*** ' perpetuatton of Ms memory far ter was closer to New Haven You will also' enjoy the convenience of a walkout basement. All this You may even dye cur jj PrMwnt. Bon. John J. Wsllett, beyond the bounds o f earth, Mb Harbor. tains, bedspreads and rugs 4 Patio doors find patio ?^*SS5ite of BUnley **®me,’ ’ said Bray. "L e t the ^ The police departmepts of all set on a park-like 2 acres of landscaped beauty. Located 10 min before you move into your ‘"of Manchester, in uld Knriici. an name of that great American "Connecticut towns bordering, the S'tnoapeble person. utes from the center of Manchester. You are close to everything new home. You may also ...... ' 4 Private parking * The OonneoUcut_ Pf„i, a Trust whose highest goal and proudest eound were warned Wednesday have favorite plants in your Zpompanyr (Smiervator. |>»\kte »- attobunenf was peace be the teat MI might reach shore. but just far enough away to,enjoy country living. yard that you pray want to 4 Basement storage tto'oiu rt^ auiwance. Arst to merit the road through The barge, pushed by Ha tug- move to your new homa jjlt u t. ^ t tee universe.” boat, the Helen L. Tracy, was THE The two TV, two-car 4 On Bus Line— convenient to grammar school and shopping W. Yarborough, .en route from New York City ability American family is now be a.at tils Probata Office In the Mu- D-Tex., voiced stmllar aentl- te the Connecticut R iver when coming the two-home fkmily. 2?ir'‘ 1»L Md**tife mente, but added a more earthy “ struck an unIdenUfied object, Three million already own •tor a beariis on the .aiToe^nce of reason, when he projSoeed was repaired In New Haven. vacation homes. I 2tors tko’^ r “ M»ou^ w?SrIa!d changing the name of Washing- The damaged tank was cany- We’U save you time, an •estale, and this Court direcu that ton’s Dulles International Air- >ng about 100,000 gallona of thick noyance and money whether •UraSd to“aid“ te.riSj port. It is now named after El- No. 6 oU. you wrant to buy o r sell. See B B a •>to all parsons known to be uit^ senhower’s secretary of s t a t e , ------iHanrl|[FBtFr iEuFttt«0 INC. 1 lUCpOtflXT -___ SerS" to oppeilr and bo us at . . . Charles J. Ponticelli. Builder John ftostor Dulles. S lii|)0 Unload Selves Hayes Agency ■8 • •of }Ms®order £ ’son!?' newsp^r “Many ttanes I have heard in CHOIHICAGO — The first aalf-un- rw S T a t iSSt'^SiS. daylT^ betoro lines oonflision xiaaingloading vsrartveeeel on tbs Qraat A member of The Associated Press 55 EAST CENTER STREET 646-013 KEITH Mr. Charles Ponticelli—649-9644 .tey of ssM heartas. between the name of the Didles Lakes was built in 1008 to carry REAL ESTATE tefor. May 6., lir t ^rport end the Dallas Airport,’’ atone. Its steei bett o o n v ^ m Yartraough “ I think end booms bandied 760 tons ea m MART OBNTHR AT. neceesary to ejimi- hour. New vessels on order tor 3GBH J. WALUBTT. Judse- ™ te this kind o f OOnfUBlcn.’ * 649-1S22 — M6-41M the Lakes trade wrlll handle One o f the flrst ssuggwtlaas i « g « 30,000 tons an hour. FRIDAY, MAY 9, 196| IHanrlrrBtrr Ettptting H^raUi Avbhub DflUy Net Pn— Ran ilie Weather. ■be Wssk KMM M ay8 ,U 8 8 Parity ohndy and oool bad#d. khaa D aiyl Ann Bachy, Central Regtdnal IBgh Sdioof Low hi fbe 40ai Tomorrow pnb- Town daagbter of kbr. nod Ktn. Rofor IJpsala Choir Day Includes in BayriUa N. J., and the A SOMBTHma M C I A L M t M 0 1 M R aUUty o f rata 69 par oeof. Wbat- B. Baflley of M Data Rd., won CappeOa Choir ftom Ridgewood Balei B aM M ^ BeaB 1 5 ,5 66 eSy w in * 10 to 20 ngb. Ntgli laoantly eleetod praldnit of (N. J.) ngb SdMol in singing In (b e dfls. r « k k o U lto i Delta Chapter, PI Nu Kpailon, MHS Round Table Singers “Psalm 8T’ by Charles Ivea, MaHdt^$ter— A City of Vittogo Charm national bonor muato a o o i^ , a t and Ctelstlanaen’s arrangement SrSmL'Qjsfliww Wb iraa tM «• 4 'p.m. on Um Hie Round Tablo SingM* of dall Thompson’s "Oato of Heav Sbtppenahors (P a .) State CM- of "Awake, Awake or Night M La&a, Het aad IM Peppe^ VOL. LXXZVm , NO. 188 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1969' en Faga 16) PRICE t e n ce n t s •m k Mwal iMm. Jn eom ot lega, where ahe la a Junior and Manchester ISgh School, dl- en” ; “ C ry Out and Shoot” by FlytagT’ by the l«h century Giili—r. Oem an Oeb, Bed Qalina, New n ertia Mkk ilM««wkirtB bapoatpomd majortns In oiamanlary eduoa> rootod by Miss Martha White, Nyfoldt; and the sfaigem tradl- 'eompoaer, Phillip Nicolai. ' T arate Bntttnml and A m n flqi W tfl tbo taOamtBg Botur^. Uen. She ainca with the have beep Inrited to iMutlolpate tlonsl oloaing, “TTie Lord Bless A t 7 pMt., the Upeala Coflege n ts a B —Strawbecriea, OaatalaaBai. Omitwlalrea, a woman’e dnrua with thmo other choral groups Vou and Keep Tou.” choir, direoted by Dr. Toensfaig, MeloM, Bed, WUte and Blae OraMa, Ume fkmn Naw Toifc aad New Jeraey Jaffa Oraages, Plaeapplea, Navel ■octt Bitett BMumt «( M at the oollafa, and tha Eighteen- Then lbs Manchester group w ill pr eaent a ocncait fo r the fndt, pears. Crisp-Afa» Macs, OeeWaBdaBed Oeannp CSuaHcaige TlMlwr Tmil h«a Ufc inU ot era, a aelect touring group o f tha in the flrat annual Mgh school will oomMne wifli the Wbidorf vlaitliig choirs and pubUe In the We Have Mother's Day nomeea Abortion Bill KiUed **ValMi^* km • produetkm of chorua choir day Saturday at Upsala School choir from Garden City, First Lutheran Churrii, East FLATTBBURiCnL N. Y. aMItfVa "Vutuffo” at A w m CoUega In Bhurt Orange, N.J. L. L, the Madrigal Singera from Orange. V WOKIMD SraCIAU ir (A P) — floaldng wet, out and Tile grotgar were riioaen by seratchad and "ttred but U.S. Informs North Vietnam »U.> ObOact- Airman 1C. Jamea R. Dam- By 89-69 House Vote mer, aon o f M r. and M l. R . H. Dr. Richard Toenalng, Upaala BANANAS...... B «.: satisfied,” 18 students at the MrnmmfStgggmm flhldBBlS Danunor of M Syoamore Lana, choir director, and momhara of State University OoQegs here NATIVE SPINACH...... ^ BAHTTORD, Oami. (A!P) — R-Whterford, to auggeat It would ■t tho UBMoraky of ODniMetieut is aarvlng aa a radio operator the coUogo choir day oonuntttee Friday issued a challenge to YELLOW SQUASH...... Tlia Houae o f Repreewtoriviee be ungentlemenly tor the male with the 1974th OOmmunicatlone after hearing the spring ooneert college students to equal havo bean man4 to the oocacu- NATIVE RHUBARI)...... If* beh. Friday MDod by a roll oa> vote m ajor^ to M l women “what’s (No ataff Of Ilia wtfaaraitr atu- Group at Ubon Royal Thai AFB, of each last year. "Wo feel that their feat of oloaning up i>Ub- we've sriected four of the out BITUMINOUS Native ScalUoiw and Radislwa...... S bdML o f 8086 a bill llmt wouM have good dor toem.” Uc Ughwaya. 4a0t - opaoated radio atattoo. ITtallandL which received the UboraHasd Ooimaotknit’a abor- Thay are Lawrence Davta of 93 Air Faroe Outatandiig Unit standing high school singing “OtJB ENLARGED STORE NOW HAS EVKRYTHINOP' In her aigumient for toe bill The group apoHt six hours groups In the area,” said Rob ttoB law. Mtas. TTsomtem citod ataUatlce tn a steady drlsile ooHectittg It Wants To Disenss Plan WoodhUl Rd., diiaf ooatvol oper Award for the thUd time. leiin a photo Wa Oairy Tbs Maarheatw Evealag n ^ W Tbo b * would have allowed trash along a live-mile ator, and John J. Bell of Fam- ert O. HettUnger, vice prealdent COSIFLBTB LINB OT SUNDAY PJUnotM that Indicated 10 Xkmneotlcut of the Upaala riwlr and rimir- DRIVEWAYS abaritona if Use mental or phy- women died In 1987 from illegal stretch of road near tUs wood Or., Botton. tiafflc dl- The Rer. ITiomaa J. Barry of Engaged Open « AJB. ta • P JL Daily stoal health of the motlier was WASHINGTON (A P ) — S t Jamea’ Churdi w ill «n«»doei» man of choir day. PARKING AREAS • GAS STATIONS ahorilooa and that 2M babies in northern New York jdty. In endangered toy toe pregnancy; The United States haa told a aervice Sunday at 8:10 a ju . The engagement o f kOaa Khth- FoUowtng a lata mowdag BASKETBAIX COURTS the state were bom to girls un the process ttiey filled toree orine Mary Ckivello of Manches If toe pngnanoy was oaimed by trucks provided by toe coun North Vieteam and N * Pottah National Alliance on radio atatlon RCMF. The massed choir rriiearsal,.tour of NOW BOOKINO >«: PLACE TOUR OBDEB NOW! "THE KIN G der 18 yeens of ago. ter to Detmia PVancia Ryan of rapa or taoeat, or If toe fetus ty highway department. tiooid Liberation Front rap- Oraup IMS win meet Sunday at program la aponaorad by tha the campus, and early afternoon TTmoo who opposed the Mil An Work PenMMally flnpervlsod. We am 188% BmaMd OF waa toomht to be dedormed, One student sold U s group reaentatives it would like to 1 p.m. a t 77 North S t Manchester Council of Churchee MMrosa has been annoimoed by Individual rehearsals, Ihe aigued the coao of toe unborn and the Maneheater C laigy Aa- her mother, Mrs. Helena Gavel- groups wlU present a oonoert in PRODUCE" phyaloally or nsentally. Mdld, w hlto Rep. Agnee Gian- was Issuing a challenge to all talk about the 10-point pro aoctatlon. k> o f 147 Spruce St. She la also the ooUega'ClMgiel at 8:80 p jn . DEMAIO BROTHERS The preaent law allowa abor- nM, D-Brfdpepoit, sold can not college etudents to stop riot posal made in Pa:^ by the the daughter of the late Felix The Round Tablo Singers* poi^ CALL 643-7691 or 647.9798 ySTg OAKLAND ST„ MANOHK8IEB—S4SAIS4 ttona only when mothers' lives "picket, demonatrate or vote, ing and stsui flghtoig poflu- Viet Coog for settlement of John Mather Chiqtter, Order Gavello. tkm wMl oonalat o f selooUiano ere endangered by oontinued but has a right to live,” and Uon and Uttering by beating the Vietnam Tirar. IRMSMISSION of DoMolay, will conduct a oar Her fiance is the son of Mr. from yivakU’s "Gloria” ; Ran pN (fm ioye toe eanctlty ot human life, the group’e record. n g h U.S. offlclala maMng waah tomorrow from 8 a.m. to and Mra. Franoia Ryan of Mel- The ahoKlon question, which wMch some reUgloua falliie bold tola known aafit toe prehmfcMry SERVICE . 4 p.m. at the Hartford National rasa. was dedeatad to ttm hwt Gen la determined at conception, not American reeponoe did net go Bank and Truat Co. paridng lot Mlm Gavello la a 1988 grad eral AntemMy aeorion by a .28-09 bfrth. beyond Secretary of State VYU- vote, came to toe floor of toe on Main S t uate o f Itencbaster High BchooL Rep. HUda Clorico, R-Slam- liam P. Rogers’ atatemaat late SPECIALISTS Houae after being peUUoned out Nixon Aides Sba la employed In the odOoe ford, oriridaed thoao who op- F r t * y . ansMtic-maMM of toe Judhflary Oommlttoe. **Roaemay,” a 1968 Gorman of Cheney Broa. poaed toe bill, saying they were "It oontoini some clearly un- Rep. Jean Thornton, R-Gtaa- fcrahideSmalrad •«■»> film aaUriatng German corrup Mk. Ryan, a I98t graduate of "trying to dictate so-called mor aeceptable’ proposala, but there tonlxiry, told her colleagues Study Strike tion, w ill be ahown Sunday at Beat Wbidsor High School, aerv- als to otoens.” are elements to H w))lch may af that tote yaar’a blil waa a oomr 7:80 p.m. at the Whlton Uh- ad for tinea yeaie In the U.S. Hero’s how Mancheoter’s rep ter a poorifalUty for explont. OOl i. rlary auditorium. R la the final Army, one of wUefa was in Viet, prmntoe -'looeriderad by many resentatives voted: thm," Rogn* sold to tha flrat aim In the Maneheater Com nam. He la employed at the FLOOR COVERING to be too eonaervaUve aad by At Hospital Francis Mahoney, Dem., 19th Ntacon adtntotetrallan response munity College "dnem ai Sunday L. M. Gill Co. on Tolland l^ke. K O IY ROAD PHONE 872401 OR H7-IOt many othen to bo too eoctrame District, with ^ majority to toe VWt Oong propooal. Night Series.” o r ndtoaL” CHARLESTON, 8.C. (A P ) — The wedding la ptaimad fin against the bill. 9 Of the M women leglalaton President Nixon w ill have ob He emphaalaed that tfaa posi July 0 at 11 a.m. at St. Jbmes' Donald Genoveal, Rep., lath Allen Novakoudd of 16S Croft Church VERNON CIRCLE OPEN 5 DAYS WEEKLY M tn toe Houae, IS voted fo r toe servers in Charleston to report tion taken by the Oommunlat SATURDUbT lO 8 side Thureday at Paris will re Rd. was elected piibllcUy olmir- bill, eanatag Hgp. Rufiie Roae, (See Page Five) devMopments in toe seven-week man for the band a t Norlbeaatt- Directiona-Roato 84, eaat to Bxtt 86. Piaoead, strike of Negro nurses aides, quire corefiS study and niartfl. Membera o f Campbell Coun VERNON. CONN. around cirole to Goodyear BoOdkM — N ext to ordertien and food service work cation. om Uidveiaity, Boricn, Mbaa. OUTLET The Farm Shop. cil, KofC, will meet tonight at ers against two hospitals. The In toe view of high authotlttea that oOeottaa 7 :U at the KolC Home and pro etrike has become a national hwre, the propooal does oonlaJo I haea a South United Methodiat Church ceed to the John F . T to m ^ civil rights and labor issue. new features wMcfa give a lattahla for y o v uaa whlla School Grade 7 w ill conduct a P\meral Homo, 219 W. Center your troek la bains aao'eioed. paper drive tomorrow from 8:80 The President advised con promise of soma forward mova- St., to recite the Rosary for the Progress Predicted gressmen Friday that he has di Obr laniBl truck la a ISN a.m. to noon. Newapapora, mag- late Joseph DUrkln, a member. mmt ta the peace negottettons. fuUy equippad, wlNi a aalnea and flattened cardboard, rected Atty. Gen. John W. Rogers, who leaves tor flaigon one ton kiad. capacity. R ataa pcaforably tied in bundlea, may Mitchell to send Justioe Depart- on Monday, declared he would a 7e par mla, |7 par day, be lo ft at a trailer In the church'' Men and TVomen o f North nzent officials to Charleston. United Methodist Church wlU In Anti-Bias Law consult dosriy with Vletaamase d tha flin t 14 n ^ am parking lot. Twenty oongreeamen had traa. Oon^t lone money b » moot at the church tomorrow at HALF ROLLS WASHINOTON (AP) — The "I hope Sen. Dirksen does leadera, tocludtog DrsHdKit urged Nixon April 29 to send a noa your txudi la doaon — 9 a.m. to work around the new chairman of Am I ^ a l Em- watch us,” oald Brown. “I Nguyen Van Thteu, to dotar- A rally for membora of-the representative to Charleston so mine If toe Viet Ooiq; program UMour lantal tiuok tha next Legion of Mercy will bo hold to church and grounds. ployment Opportunities Com- would hope that everybody will ttme your titaidc mioslon predlcta toe Nixon ad- be watchfaq; us.” that those "who feel they have repreaents a serious rasponra to morrow atartlng at 10 a.m. at no stoke In our society will earlter U.S. and South Vlstaam Members of CTub Scout Tnxgi mlUatratlan wlU demonatrate a 'OB., the Salvatian Army Citadel. But he instated tbs surveil know that toe President stands peewe iMropoaols. 2 will leave Second Omgrega- ’ ’subetantlal oommitment” to Lunch trill be aerved at 13:10 lance by Dirksen and others wUh them." But toe President Two U. S. Marines with assault rifles ready wait p.m. by members o f the PViand- tlonal Church tomorrow at 8 civil rights entoroement by the South Vietnam alread|y,faaa ra- Whin d t . should be directed toward guar replied that he questioned outside enemy bunker in a river valley southwest . jected parts of toe NFL pro - ~ T a L SM shlp C^lrcle. a.m. for a trip to Boaton. end of the year. anteeing the agency rigorously "wehther the presence of a of Da Nang. The bunker is still smt^dering from gram which would set iq> a eoa- William H. Brown HI said he enforces civil rights laws. presidential representative . . . effect of explosion of grenade, they heaved inside. lltlon "peace" governmeot Invites “everybody to watch us” Brown, who conceded toe would aid in a fair resolution of Zap Gag Backfires, Investigating after a short they found the pending general elections to SCO that progreas ta made to agency may not have done the controversy under the clr- bunker empty. Incidoit occurred in sweep by units throughotit-the country. ward ending racial bias in em enough in toe past, said several cumstaivces.’ ’ The Rogers statement de ployment of the 1st Marine regiment of stretch of land known changes are needed to strength The 400 workers who are as "Arizona Territory.” (AP Photofax). clared: "We believe that the "I have no doubt that a year en Its enforoemient powers. striking the South Carolina Med Town in Wreckage right of self-determlnatlan for from now the admlnlstraition He oald Oongreaa should au- ical College Hospital and the toe people o f South Vietnam H ^ E w ill toow it has a substgnUal toorise toe commission to issue Charleeton County Hospital are ZAP, N.D. (A P )—More than Sheriff’s and Highway PatrM muri be leqtected uncondttloei- oommitment tn the field,” said cease-and-deelst order and asking union recognition and a 800 National Guardsmen and officers attempted to seel off ally. This Is toe ooro of the krane 25% to 65% Brown, a Negro from Philadel ahould itravide more money tor pay raise of an uttspecified Zap, an out-of-the-way hamlet In Vtetaem.’’ teams of police moved through phia. the agency. U.S. T roops Batter amount above their ll-.SO to tMs North Dakota village today, lunially with a populatlcxi ot 800 U.S. Antonbsador Hepry da- The 89-y « a r -o 1 d iue mist/ecru, sunny/eev. but Etaix doesn’t think much of Kodol A p t Gold Textured ’This year, authorities predict Campus Week Ends toe idea. thousands of people w ill be on "TTiey’re edways saying; He Kodol Lime Groan Textured hand tor the re-enactment this thinks be is the new Keaton,’ " briefs 2.25 12.95 afternoon at the seme spot toe Etaix sMd. " R ’s'’just a « If they ceremony waa held 100 years In Subdued Tone Briefs in Antron "Myth" with opplioue % Kodol said toe color green were bluei. of flower-bdw lace. Sizes 4-7 In white, Plush Gold Acrilan 13J 5 ago. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, of the college admtototratlon At least I try to make uact ot sunny/ecru, blue mist/ecru. But now toe raUroad on which A week of tumult and riioutlng building last Tuesday. noise, sound; crarises.” Y Kodol the ceremony will bex-held goes on toe college acene has ended The demm^tration led by the Etaix won a prize at the 9 4 Plush Moss Acrilan 13.95 nowhere. In 'fact a section of Students for a Democrtttlc So (tonnes festival to 19W tor a on a quieter note with scholars railroad had to be bulK special ciety was to demand the film called “Yoyo." He said biz Acrilan Blue Groan Textured H ly for today's ceremony. -Specta and politicians discussing toe Immediate expulsion of ROTC next project is a film about Na^ 55 tors and pîclpants can’t even campus crisis and a New Hamp programs from the campus. poleon as seen through the eyes shire ju(%e dealing jall< terms to , get their by rail. They were removed from- the o f Joaephtoa. **suavette” 48 Dartmouth sit-ins. Acrilan Tip Sheared Gold and Moss 12.95 The track was abandoned, building by state police early "Not toe oondc Napolecm," and later pulled up, when the The shock .of Dr. Buell C. Gal Wednesday. lagher's resignation as presi Etaix explained, "but the every- Kodol railroad was rerouted in 1904. Judge LaughUn’s sentence day man 'with fate graat 'vloto- Shag White Dozens of national figures will dent of City College of New was, twice the 18-day term rec York and a steady day-long rain rlee, his small joys and Ids slip >6 b e. on hand tor the centennial ommended by County Atty. small letdowns." party. combined to end two days of George Papademas and was toe ^Nylon Twist Avocado 10S 5 violence and arson at the -20,- Etortier at toe festival. Jack .Transportation Secretary stiffest mass sentence yet met 000-student schopl. Valenti, pretedent of the Ameri half slip 64 John A. Volpe is scheduled to ed out for student uprisings Aorllan At Howard Univelaity, where can Motion Picture rtannristinii. Gold Tweed Commorolal 10J 5 dedicate a new visitors’ center. across the nation. hoatM a 7Bto annlveiaary exbib-' police wrested control from sit- One advocate of the get-tough Thomas Goodfellow, president ins by firing tear gas rockets H that covered toe history of Van Raolta's exclusive of the Association of American approach to campus disorders Nylon Gold Tweed gjg into toe buildings, the student movies to toe United States, "Suavette" (nylon tritot) slip Railroads will tal)c about the testified before the Senate per from EdiscHi to tlw present day. has satin bow applique cen activists told a news conference manent investigations subcom history, and the future of rail there was no change to their de Valenti said he was not in fa tered at tha fitt^ lace bo Nylon Moss Green J roads. ‘ mittee Friday. Longshoreman- vor ' of film competitions: 9 5 mands. Iîlosopher Eric Hoffer said the dice . . . half-slip has satin Presidents of the companies "Prises are not nearly sue Im In Woodvllle, N.H., 48-young campus crisis called for strong- bow applique on the scal which laid the original line—toe portant aa presentation. In toe Acrilan people, most of them Dartmouth willed administrators. loped lace hemline. Both Plush Nile Groan ^ OJS Union Pacific and Southern Pa end; It is the public who judgas, WE HONOR students, were learning prison “ You need chancellors of uni styles in white, foam/ecru cific-will be present. The t¥>t juet 10 pereona on a Jury.” routine today at the Grafton versities and mayors o f cities and primrose. Slips S: 32-38. Herculon Kitchen Garpet Southern Pacific was called the County Jail arhlle lawyers pre The toree U.S. fUma entered Central Pacific when toe lines who will get up to the morning At 32-42 . . . half Slips S: CHOICE OF 4 COLORS pared appeals to the state Su and spit on their bands aiKI say at ~ (tonnea are "Easy Rldger,” a s - m. A: s - m - 1. were joined 100 years ago. preme Court. •Who am I going to hfawdee starring Pe- WE HONOR The original golden spike has Judge Martin Loughlln sen today?’ ” Hoffer said. "Theee * “Blavee” by Herbert been on display In Salt Lakf tenced the group Including five are the people who will save ®®“a® a*! “The Appolnt- 6nastar'charg^ TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY City tor several weeks. It was girts to serve 80-day ja il terms iCABO n a y«n for todsy's re-aiactment of the oompletkm the last spike, made of vtdd, during a rehearsal. you." ment,” a Sl
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