r • v?V tT*. ^

• 4

PAGE THIRTY.TWO W E D N E SD A Y , M A Y 12, 198K AvwRge Daily Net Prcaa Run iKanrI;?Bt(r lEv^ni^ l|?ral& V m «h^eeklM ed Psweast sC U. B. Waathar ■ ■ M MayS,19te The Golden Age Club win room total to 391, wMoh, with About Town hold a rummjige sale tomon-ow Hospital Week 34 bassinsU, will bring tha Woman in Town TV SETS BEPADUED Oteur, ssUar taa3|ht, at 9:30 am at the Ekist Side hospital’s total ci^iacity to 325. IN YOUR HOME, 14,165 treat la Dm aipayi^ suaap di Rec on School St. The regular A creation oi the ardiitsc- Aids PLAZA7 ON'THE SPOT Ifcaihs^ af the Audit pleasaat temseiaw, Mgh K tb. Jolm M. Tyler of penM of OonUhuntet N o i^ Vieli ization of American States, ' by Wesley Smith, Barbara BOYS’ SLACKS ■ assary lor the further elabora- can .. rebels i n, d i c a t e d Ricardo C. OotoiVibo of Aigentt- cept that ejfliended' by the XT A. HOUSE PAINT new Easter shoes made Regular 10.95. ASHER SLACKS ...8.88 Britain’s Joemp- testimony prepared for a mally drink 8.5 million, bottles a search along with otbar Quon- The fire burned over five 3 5. SHIRTS area a few hundred yards sey today discussing ways to Senate-House committee set-based aircraft and subma­ acres of woodland off Route 57 day. away, bursting into flame on CUTRITE WAX PAPER...... 4 rblls 99c REGULAR TO 1.99 • DUNGAREES •llminate the mqnufacturere’ in­ studying congressional re- You can get a beer In just a rines from New London. before fire fighters from two MATCH ventory tax. organdzation. The object cf few places. One Inn outside Co­ The Navy said the three etr- Impact. Mrs. Boeder, becoming communities doused it. $30 MilUon Boost 2.68 Each \ "1 Ihdnk the administration is his scorn was the seniority penhagen will serve you two but vivors will be flown to the New­ hysterical, attempted to ride Raeder, a native of Pough­ system of selecting com­ keepsie, N.Y., Joined the ANG REGULAR 5.99 GOLD BOND WHITE SOCKS giving this legislation a very no more. In another, you can port Naval Hospital after they toward the burning woods but REXJULARLY 2.99 EACH , aympathetlc ear," the goveriWw mittee chairmen. are examined by a. doctor flown in 1963 after graduating from drink as much as you want — If was restraihed by a trainer. •aid afterword. you can find a seat in the bar. by hMicopter to the 'training Trinity College and earned his M i / Regular 1.19 pilot’s rating last .October. Sought in SURFINE TUNA Dempeey said he has asked The owners of these places area. A Quonset spokesman de­ One of the two men killed in Package of Frederick Wateriwuse, president were clever enough to hoard clined to say whether any were the crash the OonnecUcut Air Hls wife, the former Macy • *» ANY TWO FOR 3 Fair- 1 . Windsor ’Cyclist Pell of New Marlboro, was vis­ Solid Whi’te Albacore In Oil of the Manufacturers Aeoocia- thousands of bottles in the week seriously injured. n NaUonal Guard plane Wednes­ . HARTFORD (AP) — Repubtt-^ Republicans oontrol foC SALE Uon of Connecticut, apd oeveral before the strike started May 2 No cause -was given for the day waa 2nd Lt. Robert B. iting the home of her grand­ can legislative leaders, ctaimtog Houee; Democrats foe Senets,- cans SHIRT Hits Pole, Dies Boeder, 24, of MlUbrook, N.Y., mother, Mrs. J. Macy Wlllets, The Republicans plan to do • GIRLS’ WRANGLERS, other spokesmen for the busi­ One of them has enough beer accident. that 1966 election year pressures ness 'community to meet with for three weeks. The Na'vy said the twin-engin­ her husband. a breeder of hackney ponies. have driven foe Democratic ad­ moot of foe extra spending for BERMUDAS OR JEAN9 5 WEB VINYL state finance officials, in- Andrew J. Burridge, 41, of 465 Other bare eeU foreign beer at ed tracker was part of reserve Friends said Mrs. Boeder Beck was a native of Pitts­ ministration from extravagance Mgher education. They also reoi Regular oludkig George Oonkling, the Wolcott Ave., Windsor, was fa relatively hish prices because squadron 836 from FToyd Ben­ knew it was her' husl)and’s burgh. In 1964 he won the Ter- to peony pinching, have jwo- ommend increesing the amounts ^ REG. $1.49-SPECIAL • V Y N A F L E X LINE D 2.99 Each oommlesloner of finance and tally Injured about 8 o’clock last they Import It privately. nett Navi Air Station In New plane froin the markings on the ciak Trophy as the Connecticut posed outspending it by $30 mU- allotted to state welfare end- 2 FOR 5 a ‘ oontrol, to dlBcuai the matter night whan the motorcycle he A private plane travels back York. wing. Guard’s best pilot. He joined lion In the next two years. mental health programs. 4 lb. CAN NESTLES Q U IC K ...... 99c JACKETS, ZIP FRONT ROCKER fiuther. was operating sfruck an utility and forth dtdly between south­ The unit, known as the "Sky The pUot, Cap^ Carl E. Beck, the ANG as a fullUm'e pilot The Republican General Fluid The increase to the dgaretta. "W e’re hopeful somMhiinnMhing can pole on Hoffman Rd., Ellington. ern Denmark and Luebeck, in Scraper Squadron,” has been on 31, of East Granby, <3onn., waa Instrijctor last August after budget proposals for 1966-67, an­ tax would provide $16 milHos Compare at $10 teaching In .the Danbury, Conn., • PLAY SETS, SLACKS, Short Sleeve . . . sport shirts . . . knit shirts ba worked out," Wwtofliauae According to State PoUce, north Germany,' bringing beer anti • submarine maneuvers-at the second victim. nounced Wednesday, would be for the two-yeoi- fiscal period . . . jac or dress shirts. A variety of colors, Burridge had been vlsUlng to thirsty Danes who gladly pay Quonset for nearly two 'weeks The FIOOF fighter was flying school system. financed through a two-cent in­ BUY HOODS MILK at PINEHURST in GAL GLASS JARS at 69c BERMUDA SHORTS He leaves his widow, Eleanor patterns or solids. Favorite collar styles. 7 WEB VINYL Wateihouae aald be and the friends in Ellington. A* he was ISO per cent more than the usual and was iMheduled to return to out of Bradley Field at Windsor crease in foe cigarette tax. (See Page^Thiee) WITH MATCHING TOPS Wash 'n wear fabrics in sizes 14-17 ' or leairing the area, his motorcycle price. New York tomorrow. Locks, Conn., on an Air Defense and three children, Lorraine, 9, Speaker of the Houee J. Tyter other bustneasmen w te vMtod Joanne Lynn, 8. and David, 8. s-m-l-xL With the governor in Ms office veered across the road and the The striking brewery workers ^Command mission' In the corn- Patterson said foe proposed • BOYS’ LONG PANT, oiXUned the impact the tax has accident occured. PoUce said have not tr i^ to stop the im­ $836 million spending program CHAISE on the busineos climate In Con' Burridge was unfamiliar with ports. was f but no tolM rteii hooded ooUnn. Slses 33-43. begging 'In abooet towey to ei|ta cento a pack. Automatio fanpniee starter .■toitag wltta Ms office. He The RepubUcena have already Admtolstratloa • • * H .P, 4 cycle B rlgn and /that a houaewite who has flrad announced a proposal ter a $490 antl-pavarty GIR LS’^ COTTON K N IT P A N T IE S "•uppoaa *306'’ Ibigroea > hara her maid or cook may have CORNER of MEN'S ^ BOYS* a ^ t o o e n ^ . LSeUme •n mad •» (tiey claim,’; aajla I million highway huildtog pro- W ^ te^ »teel base . . {hired another Negro to tidee her I gram tar more than the lUDaULAJl 80c Bach 49-88 dtm Qulnney, manager of "^ ^ ^ e fb e la la eay ptaoe. CUSHION FOOT start and stop control on '«anployment aecvioii ettlpe. I Democrats propose — that wtattd. MAIN and • White or psstsls mREouuaus or bandls. . reoeivad almtlar ‘*Weluld a,kit d f'e o m ^ iltg a f be flumeed with foa balp cf a atfi enough cdtwr JOtaa During ajasentaanffotaica -Abaanf ‘ ' ‘ 0 Sines l-dx. 7-14 Fine ootton knit, whits M atate Mat cC a'aub’' ooe-cent toonasa to foa ' MIDDLE TPKE. Garden Shoi>—Lower Level ’ eCMfoin.” ' o f fo f jpaenilne tax. SAVE BUY 3 PAIR leonUmiM, "and it may ^ " b a jfoat women ilfow.lfoVa^fotMl W t jnwid — aqieetallF : '•sr Joww t a a fi. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHB^tBR, G0NN„ THURSDAY, MAY 18,1966 PAGE THREE. MANCHESTEIflEVBJNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1966 f A G E T W O Fame. He wfll enter Harvard- Businessmen Ask University in September. | OVER 2 m m oN i Totland Mtas Tennstedt won toe | Sheinwold on Bridge COME TO THE Elimination of Dean’s Award last year. She is PRESCRimONS PupUs to Visit vice president of toe Girls’ Ath­ Safely CompeoMM dea valaaeaHa : Painting Demonstration Set Tax on Inventory letic Activities Club;* Junior AMD WATCH [OR N o ir n i class treasurer; senior class ARTHUR BRUU! Historic Home treasurer; member of toe Na­ The Baby Has O ja J d n lif> (Ooatlnned from Pago Ons) By AUW ED 8HRDIW ^ 2 5 * ‘ At Weekend Hobby Show tional Honor Society; tuid is on Fourth grade students of the Ml aotiM taMga aMuattons K K832 the Banner Yearbook staff. O SPONSORED BY MANCHBSTBB ASSOCIATION venbories of manufacturers with­ 1 Hicks Elementary School will pays to ba RiougMfal and dsHb- 4IQJ32 Mr*. Nora-Addy Drake, a 1^^9 at Ooventey High School audl- in their boundaries. It yields 8he ta a member of the" Fu­ w«anr e a s t FOS RETARDED CHILDREN ture Nui^ses Club and was club Been Named ••• visit the home of Florrle Bishop sMta. In othsrs ytn must be caJ artiet whoee home Is oil Rip- tortum. approximately $17 miUion p>er 4J23 AAt72 ley Hill Rd., will demonatrate .Peacock -apenf ato montha la vice president last year. She Bowerlng, on Metcalf Rd., conAdant and fddt — to make ® qt0<52 C 174 ^ year. was chosen to represent Rock­ f 4 OltOTS painting from 2 p.ih. to 6 p.m. Belgluni living and woriiing There are two plans for grad­ Monday, Tuesday and WednsS' poor oppomnt give UmaaK Fri. and Sat., May 14-15 Saturday and Sunday during ville High School at Girls’ 8 P.M. with farm famtii^ .and nerved ually eliminating It, Waterhouse State last year and has been CHILD day of next week. This is an an' aseay. the two-day "Hobby and Crafta ambaaeador” Kteeting dig- said, one taking five years and j I nual event culminating the student council secretary. I Opaalag toad — Ftoa eC *K10C rwisods for Daniel Manrtort SchetoraWp Fnnd Show" being given by the Na­ nctoriea, apaaking at ochools otoer 10. _ Plf4tn. He was bom April 30 I land by the fourth gr^era . Dactovarwon tiM And M rt In In Its building on Main Street. young fkrm«r’8 cluba. The son at Hartford Hospital. Hia maternal grandmother Is Mra. Miss Bowering’s home, buHt nessmen and Conkling and his W. H. ENGLAND dummy with tito fetog of W i , 75e FER80N The show will be from 2 to 9 of Mr. and Mra. G«org» J. Pea- aides .“ get some of the ques­ LOAN FOB KENYA AGREED ^ Jiary K. Buss, Valley Falls, R.I. Hta paternal grimdpaiwtB ■ in 1720, is the ancestral home p.m. both days. cook of Chaplin, he to a gradu­ an Mr. and Mrt. Donat A. Plette, Cumberland Hill, RJ. He of the former Senator Wiliam and pexfnpB uaadaaly deoMad to 3 NT AI tions answered, some of the BOON — West Germany has LUMBER C O . go aJbar tiw cMba. Against mead a NT Mrs. Dfake will paint a still ate o f the UiUveralty o f Con­ problems resolved” he will pro­ in has two sisters, Anne Marie, 6, and Betty Ann, 1. Benton. It t« the oldest house in life picture one afternoon and agreed to lend $9.9 million to I **At the Gre«n*’ 649-6201 H , * , . . oppoMnda tfaa hast play ad lbs BAILEY AUDITORIUM necticut' •with a bachelori* de­ bably call In legislative leaders Kenya for agricultural and in­ Tolland and was built by Daniel second M rt to n tow a; a landscape the other after­ gree In poultry sbience. Maral, James WllUam. son of James E. and Sheila Bentx Benton. When British prisoners toes about • to XI polnia In Mgh MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL of b ^ parties to talk about a dustrial development. Tha acdnal daotomr tod a rtib noon. Peabook’s talk ta befog spon­ specific plan. S Marxl, Vineyard Ave., Newington. He was bom April 20 at [were captured In large numbera earda, wNh batoSMsad dtoMbu- Charles Ferguson of Prospect ^ St. Francis Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and to the ace and ttan atowfy ra* sored by the high school’s U- during the Revolutionary War, tton and BO major aedt ot our or St., who has a collection of old brary dub, Sodallitas Libraria. Mrs. William Bent*, 220 Summit St. His paternal grandpar- Daniel Benton housed 24 Hes- turned a club mora.oanto. ants are Mr. and Mrs. Liouls Mar*!, New Britain. He has a iVeic President West had ttma to aaa that Sooth music boxes, Saturday after­ Mitt Marcia LeDoyt of the Rockville-Vernon [aians >n his cellar. noon will play both the cylin­ library club report IFYE ta a Lfori Aime, S. The students wlH view Miss nchcct W. Lappen of the had BO rsal ccnvtotlcna and V or.8bainura»d’a M iu fe book­ ’IONITE — THE BEST CST.1940 John H. tappen Agency has that SouMt didn’t have tin Jart der and disc type pieces and people-to-people program aimed I Bowering’s large collection of let, ?A Fookot Guide toBttdge,” MOVIE OF THE LAST answer questions. at prt>tootfog international un­ I 2 Pupils Picked Monws Tun&r* Ann, daughter of Raymond Earl I antiques and the grave of Elisha been elected the n'Cw president of dubs. s m A M oanto to Bridge Bort, fe-h’W Igf‘TSTS-- tdnda Suaan Hopson Morse, RFD 2. Sandy Beach Rd.. El- of the Msachestsr Association A fraolton of le YEARS 'The building will be open derstanding and fiiendship be­ S'l A, I Benton In the front yard. Mhnebsator Eve. Herald, Box from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. today, tween the United States and lington. She was bom May 3 at Rockville General Hoepltal. Miss Bowering's home will be of Independent Insurance enough tima for Wagt to decide S818, Grand Oentnd Statton, / J . r T 'i 4 '■/ By High School Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hop- Agents. He succeeds WWiam to play the ten of chRn vaer te- and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. tomor­ other countries. Locally, It ta [included in the 260th Annlver- Mmr Y ort 17, N .Y. row to accept all entries. sponsored'by the National 4-H son, Rockville. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra jsary Home Tour. Rood of tha T-J. Crodistit Agen­ nocenOy. And mm South r t t a t Oopyright, 1MB “A iai^boUlx prowoBve p toJectioe^ / For Top Honors whethar to play a tour In addition to the other nu­ Foimdation and the Cooperative \ i •/:* : i C Donald Morse, ElUngton. County Democrats cy. Gsueral Featuea Oorp. n/il h ic a ^3 LARCit'^: rAr>/iL' C'-Oi -’ ino a n • • • • • merous exhibits previously list­ Extension Service at the Uni­ , . Other cfflcers elected yester­ eUb or thebe queanquaan fkvm dummy. I f ^ \ ^ s ; • \ V'lV Alan T. Pease, son of Mr. and Btorrlsoii, Katrtna Marie, daughter of Richard C. and The Tolland County Demo­ ______atribad had tha Mag of ed to be shown. Cub Scouts, versity o f OonnecUcut OoHege ti f cratic Association will hold Its day are: WSliam OarroU of La- NUCLEAR 'OEST SHOT Brownies and 4-H groups will Mrs. Edwin L. Pease, 109 Grand >4» Patricia Ann Wupperfeld Morrison, 36 Jewett St., Anaonia. Bonns Associates, vice presi­ ohiln. South would gain by play­ of Agriculture. She was bom May 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her annual meeting tonight at 8 p.m. ing dummy’s quean; but k West WA8HIMQTON (A P) — Tha also have displays. Since its Inception In 1948, Ave., haa been named valedic­ at Tolland Town lU l. Officers dent; and Alfred Weibner of Atomle Energy Oommtaalon haa Light refreshments will be maternal grandparents sre Mr. and Mra Paul Wupperfeld, Jarvis Realty and Inmranoe, still had the Jaiek of dubs, South Mias LeDoyt reports 28 young *-i torian of the claa.a of 1965. will be elected. The gued ineak announoad a midaar taat shot of available. Adult donations will J * , g f i • M Orandvlew SL Her paternal grandparents are Mr. u d eearetary-tneeaurer. Werhner would gahi by ' men imd women from Connect­ Sharon L. Tennstedt, daugh­ r* Mra Roland Mocrlson, East Hartford. She has a sister, Pa- er will be John Glenn, profasso) chib from dummy. lour intermediate yield was con­ be 25 cents and for children un­ icut visited 22 foreign countries • % ‘ ' l l of labor law at the University was re-deoted to hta fifth term. ducted Wadnooday at tha Hava- der 12 years of age who must ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert In addltlKn to being elected while tWs state has been hoot to J ■<»,.! li.iV ■' } *• ...... of Connecticut. The meeting Is da atdaxiiound tost site. be accompanied by an adult, 10 71 exchangees from 84 coun­ Tennstedt, 39 Hammond St., open to all regMered Democrats to the pnestdsney, Lappen was South gmasid wrong. WbM R WM tha 10th announoad ? Ooneli. Lama Ootrtae, daughter of Arthur Martin and be playwd a tour dub from dum< 32 cents each. tries. Miss Norma Lawton, has been selected as salutatori- and any Democrat svishing to appointed to a Dve-y«u term U J. waapena taat tUs yaar. „ ,l@ a i;S S. Search for Knife Used in Slaying Committees tn charge Of ar­ ^ Joyce Elaine JaJUardo Ooudi, 110 Liskeslde Dr., Andover. Join the County association may on the Town Insurance Advis­ my. Bast won wMh the Jart and :cKF/r daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin an for the graduating class. 4 She was brnn May S at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her returned a heart West aventual- rangements: Mrs. William H. H. La'wton, Is presently an IFYE Using a mins detector, Rockville police search in a wooded section of Enfield for the knife Pease Is a finalist In the Na­ I do so at this meeting. ory OonunMitoe, to succeed M. Kenyon, tickets; Mra. Anton M. used in the fatal stabbing Sunday of Edward Shea of Vernon. Two Etofield men, Edward Ber­ materaal grandmother is Mrs. EHsie K. Jajliardo, Rocky HiR Kennath Ostrinoky, whose term ly got Am Hng of ehiba and tha delegate In Taiwan. tional Merit Scholarship 0>m- -rt Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hemy S. Couch, Refreshments will be pcovld' Feature 1st Tonight Lassen, refreshments; Mrs. The program is flnanced ry, 32, and Jrtm Williams, 51, are charged with murder In the slaying. Police believe an un­ p>etitlon; received a four-year I ed by the Democratic Women’s has sxplrsd. rest of Ms hsatti to ‘ I i r i l set a Cl a 6 6 I A T I 6 T S Walllngfort...... OOntTMOt. and Every Sun. Howard Craft, Mrs. Philip El- tivough private contributions identified person discarded the knife. (Herald photo by Freeman.) ______Donald L. Brown United Air­ I Club. Lappen, a Mandveatsr native, senberg and Mrs. Herman To Give Lecture educated in local schools It you’re going to taokto a auR Moun Tuea., Wed., Thura. from individuals, youth and craft Corp. scholarship: . the ? Test, Debra Aa^ daughter o t James R. and Robldas Mka the rtaba, taka the ace and "Jake” LeDoyt, publicity: Mrs. adult groups and businesses. John Philip Sousa Band Award *■* 0!ln Tost, 17 Vernon Ave., Rockville. She was bom May 3 at Clifford Miles of the Unlver- and attended the University of MEADOWS”-' Robert Taylor, hostesses; Ken- 130 Million Visit Parks ^ _ ,rj ____ • -- “ • - - — ---- Conneotleut. retuni a tour dub qulddy and “ Becket” Owen 8. Tfask of Ripley Jfill GOP Outlines Plan for 1965, and the E. Stevens' iHdantto. It West baa no Mme neth Lcmire, Stanley J. Harris,! Rd., Is the University of Oon- Henry Award for Scholarship j - Mr. and Mra Morgan OUn, RockviUe. Her paternal grand- lecture and dsmenstrotton on He served tn the U.6 . Army At 8:15 Tonight WASHINGTON — The U.S. Optical lUuslon” Friday at tfalrt wU usually waver ^ilip Eisenberg and (Jharlea' nsctlcut 4-H spsciaUst, ooordi 1964. I z pawnts are Mra and Mra Francis Yost, RockvlUa She has dutk« World War H as an MP Ferguson set up. and Mrs. Ls- Rating toe state’s IFYE activi­ Forest Service went out on a 8:80 p.m. ait B’BIndstouw, the aergsant in the Europaan Thea­ ha haa the king. If ha He is a four-year member of sale limb in 1960. It predicted an­ a brother, Francis, 4. home of Professor and Mrs. Ar­ doamt waver, you asaume that “ e D.: “ HARLOW’^ N e w England Premiere Doyt, general chairman. ties. the high school band, and Is • • • • • ter. Danes Canceled nual visitors to the national for­ thur Berman on Goose Lane. He rest’tea at 28 Lyneaa B t ba doam’t have the king. 8ohooI Menus $30 Million Boost serving as vice president this White, JedI Lee^ daughter of Vincent M. and Rae Dubdt The dance for teen-agers wlB Isncb menus at toe torse lo- ests would reach 130 mlUlon by year. Pease is a two year choir « White, Somers Rd., EUlngton. She was bom May 8 at Rock- Firs Department Supper wMi Ms wife, the fonmsr Pris­ n you give West no thna to 1970. But toe prediction will be think and be managaa to deceive be omitted Saturday because of oal public sebooto: Mcnday, member; member of the Na­ ^ vine General Ho^taL Her maternal grandparents are Mr. The Fire Department Auxill' cilla Lynn of Lowell, Mass., and the hobby and crafts two-day frankfurter on roU, mustard rel­ exceeded this year, a motor­ ary will hold an old fashioned their four children, Linda, 13 you, taka your Adtoig aM watch tional Honor Society; president and Mra Raymond Dubek, Rockville. Her paternal grand- show at the Nathan Hals Com­ ish, potato chips, carrot slaw, ing organ'ization says. of the French Club, a member LASTS baked bean and ham supper Mlehaci, 11, Robin, 10, and a epponant carefuSy thoraaf- DR. N O 'Dins in Authentic Colonial Atmofphsrs" Sought in Budget nv Barents mn MT. and Mra Murray White, WatervUle, Maine. munity Center. tomato JlSos, filled peach haivea I t 0 T . Tou can’t w4n them aA. W ith Ixnre"| of the- Manchester Civic Or­ L-l * • • • • • May 22 from 5 to 7 p.m. the Nancy, A Zoning Request or Ice cream; Tuesday, meat 2 CENTURIES INSURED White School firehouse dn Leon­ Lappen Is a mMnber of the DaSy Qusaiioa chestra, the Hartt Youth Sym­ KeBBedy, Debra Am, daughter of Cleaver Jr. and Geral­ The Zoning Board of Appeals patties, buttered rice ball, Mex­ <¥>- . NEW YORK — The oldest life phonic Band and the All State dine A. Morgan Kennedy, Anthony Rd., Box 248, ToUand. ard’s comer. Town Building Committee and Partner opens with one dob, Kib .: V s '111 - MARTfono has a request from Raymond (Continued from Page One). training programs aimed at po­ Insurance company in toe Unit­ Tickets win be available PYQUAUC INN ican com, bread and butter, Band. Z She was bom April SO ^ Rockville General Hoepltal. Her ves as second vloe president and the next dayer passes. You C. Yama of Bamshee Rd. for a chocolate nut pudding; Wednes­ tential dropouts. ed States was organized Jan. from members or at the door. of the Manchester Board of hold: Spades, 4-8-4; Hearts, K- beginning July 1, Patterson said. 11, 1769. It now is known as the Pease was recently selected maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra 1. L>. Morgan, 161 MAIN ST. — WETHERSFIELD, CONN. zoning variance to be heard at day, New En^and boiled din­ 7. $3.3 million to enable the to the Band Soloist Halt of PlainvUla Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. P. For further information con Realtors. 0; Diamonds, K-8-8-2; Cliibe, 4* a public hearing at 8 p.m. MoO' ner, oomed brisket, parsley po­ The Old Lyme Republican also state to make lump sum pay­ Presbyterian Ministers’ Ftmd. Kennedy, Groveton, Tex. She has a brother, James Cleaver, tact Mrs. Howard Bughee, Mt 6-l-t. TEL 529-9468 e AMPLE PARKINO I day in the board room of the referred to the surplus from the DACRON-WORSTED ments of as much as $100,000 to Spring Rd., Mra Kenneth tato, buttered sliced carrots or 8, and a alster, Linda Jean, 18 months. What do yon say? town office building. se'ven-mfoute cabbage, bread, current biennium, which he .said towns to assist in school con­ Banks, (Mt. Spring Rd., or Mrs. Anewsr: BM ooa notrumi>. TONIGHT Yama requests a three-foot would approach $40 milUon or struction. Gilbert Frye, Virginia Lane. Newcomers See SMORGASBORD butter, Nathan Hade cake or ice Wrenllfiii. Byan Paul, son o f William R. and Lorraine TUa responM to ons dub prom- variation of the side yard re­ cream ; Thursday, citrus fruit as much as $7 ml'Uion more 8. $1.4 million to extend state “ FhiUipa BeauUeu, 11 Hammond S t, Rockville. He was bom PUgrlm Fellowahip Retreat TOMORROW quirements on the southwest than toe $32.6 mllUon surplus The Pilgrim FeUowthip of Film on Wines A Feature Juice, American chop suey, but­ aid for school transportation to 1 April 28 at RockvUle General Hospital. Hta maternal grand- AND Mde of hta property to add to tered green beans, pineapple estimated by the administration high school pupils as well as moUier la Mrs Laura Phillips, Rockville. Hla paternal grand- the United Congregational the present house a 14-foot ex­ in February. Church. wUl meet at the church slaw, prune coconut crunch; elementary school' pupils. This -- mother Is Mra Sadie BeauUeu, Lynn, Mass He has a brother, The Neumomera Club of the WEDNESDAY tension in addition to a 22-foot Friday, fish cakes and home- Patterson said the state would TROPICALS at 4 p.m. Friday to leave on SATURDAY would give towns one-half the William R., 8; and a alster, Robyn Lee, 6. Msaohester YWCA will see a SATURDAY, 5 to 9 P.M. •width two-car garage. At pres­ baked beans, buttered mixed also gain funds from federal cost of transporting high school • • • • * two-day spring retreat at Camp film, "Siesta in Spain,” and hear THE HOME OF ent there ts 53 feet from the sources to finance the added AYA-Po in Somera. • • • GOOD FOOD SUNDAY, 8 to 8 P.M. vegetables, vegetable (ticks, pupils up to $20 per pupil a year. Wlaoleald, Thnothy John, son of Chester F. and Jannette a discussion of wlnea by Seth i l l present house to the southwest bread and butter, and gelatin spending, which he described as N in s ft. $900,000 to Increase the V’ Denton llWsnleskl, Old Farm Rd-, Tolland. He was bom April English at their May 18 meet­ LUNCHEONS 8ervedll:S0a.m.to2p.m.$1.25up boundary line. The building ex­ dessert cubes with topping or "an investment In the future.” ' 27 at RockvUle General Hospital. Hta maternal grandmother Manchester Evening Herald ing, Scheduled for 7:45 p.m. at TH E LITTLE tension contemplated requires state’s per pupil g^rants for ice cream. More axxl bettor education, school construction from $500 to o r Is Mra Resale Dentcn, North Troy, V t Hta paternal grand- I Tolland oomspoadent, Bcite the CoRumutlty Hall Is Mott’s 1^* COiB'SilSj . . . ServwJ P M. to 9 PAL 36 feet, leaving 17 feet left to better services for the mentally jOuatcale, tcL 875-2S4&. 1H EA TRE DINNERS 6 Coffee Hours Ehid $700 per pupil In elementary . father la Frank WtaniesU, RockvUle. He has a brother, Tbeo- Market, B. Midffle Tpke. Eng­ ^ HNICMHIOIRt the boundary line. Wind-up coffee hours for the 111 and a "more imaginative and 'The board haa unairimouMy schools and from $700 to $1,100 dors, 6. lish is director of the Pioadll^ P t b s — t s DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS benefit of the Windham Com­ preventive-type" welfare pro­ per pupil In high schools. Wins of the Month Club, at the 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. approved the request of Robert gram would be the result of the 'oaaey, Janiea Fhands Jr., son of James F. and Margaret E. Olm.stead for an eight-foot munity Memorial Women’s 10. $2 mlUlon more than the I Luther League shop of the same name In Hart­ Synanon Auxiliary had Mrs. Owen S. GOP plans, Patterson said. ’ Battease Casey, Vernon MobUe Home Parii, Kelly Rd.. Ver­ lUao JERRY LEWIS SPECIAL FRIDAY NIGHT—WHARFSIDE DINNER variance frorii the 50-foot prop- $20 million proposed by the gqy- ford. — ____ -— Trask with two such parties Republican programs for (mor for state grants to towns non. He was bom May 3 at RockvUle General Hospital. His Members ars invited to bring “WHO’S MDiUNG ertv line setback In front for' mental health uvd spuUio ivel- YEAR 'ROUND maternal graw^iareBits are Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Battease, Banquet May 22 ■rime STMtiF let and party room availabla for an addition to hta home in order! and « attendli^: Mrs. 'pxomaa 'or sdveation In the so-called their husbands. English wUl sk - Cloipd Small with eight attending and fare are still undsg Mudy, Pat­ ADM (average dally member­ WhltMtaU, N. Y . IDs paternal grandmother is M ra Florence pHaln the usee of wines, which j a n o s weddings, banquets and holiday partiea to maintain the same front line terson said, but toe/GOP gave ‘f* Egan, HydevUla V"■t ffc baa a stater, Elizabeth, 1. The annual Youth Banquet East Windsor For rsservationa, call 529-9463. and roof line with his present Mra. James McNamara with ship) program. The GOP formu­ • • • • • to serve on what occasion and A P obJ n'. < C n'l .i r Mondays building. Olmstead Is to contact ten attending. a detailed descripUbirof ite edu­ la would provide mors money I sponsored by the Luther League corraet serving temperature. DPIVE IN ■ 5 the office of local building In­ M ils Hilda M. Keller return­ cational i^an*. to larger tovraa than granted __ r, Vletocla Bntii, dai^ter of David O. and R. San­ Thers wUl be a wine testing In- 'hie GOP listed a 12-point dra Btab^ Custer, 49 Farm Dr., East Hartford. She was of Eimanuel Lutheran Church ILUNG SCHOOL spector for necessary permlte. ed recently to her horns on Rt. heretofore. wUl be held on Saturdayi May termtaisan. The film shows the Office Hours 44A after visiting her nephew, program for education expan­ bom May 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal maldiig of Spaatah sherry. A sion. These are its provisions— 11. $90,000 for toe creation of a PURE WORSTED grandparents are the Rev.‘ and Mra Kari Blake, Lebanon. i.22 at 6:30 p.m. tn Luther HaH. AUDITORIUM Local Rep. Walter L, TTion) Robert M. Keller and fcunily in division of library services In question and answer period wU has office hours from 10 a.m. Mayagiiss, l^erto Ribo. 1. $8.9 million to the State paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra Truman Custer, The theme of the banquet will Board of Education to hire more the State Department of Educa­ 125 Glmwood St She has a brother, Michael, 6; and a sister, [be "Tomorrow Is Ours.” follow. the new to noon Saturday In the board Meeting oa Civil Righto tion. 8 :3 0 P JR . room of the town ofrice build­ "Much 1s needed to be done in instructors and to pro'vide for Kathy, 4- Miss Roberta Lehmus is gsn an additional 6(X> students at the 12. $120,000 to Increase the I eral ohairmsn. Oommittee ing. this area as weH as in toe state grants to public libraries If SURE . has been serving the Homs Owner • • • Anthems Set at Church South” toe newly organised Hu­ state’s vocational training gcitwaria, Kami JUL daughter of Robert and Marilyn chairmen are Miss RMa Jctin- schools. Republican legislati've leaders for 88 YEARS. For a Mmplofo FREE INSPECTION of Sturm Schwart*. «9 Tracy Dr. She was bom May « at Man­ son, food; Richard Heck, tick The most ancient form of mu­ man Rights <>>uncil of Coven­ have also proposed upgrading NCKETS $1.50 BOLTON LAKE HOTEL sic u.sod in churches will be part try and a similar group of toe 2. $1.6 million to the Univer­ yoor homo by a Tsrmits Control Export, swpsrvisod MEN'S SUITS chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are ets; Miss Dorria DlManno, dec the formula the state uses In ROUTE 44-A—BOLTON, CONN. of the "Can Concentrate Sun­ Greater WUIimontle oitei sity of (Connecticut to make Mr. and Mra Herman Sturm, Hartford. Her paternal grand­ oratkms; and Miss Daryl Bag- room for an additional 400 stu­ making grants to towns for op­ by tho finast tschniul sta ff,. phono our nssrsst parenta are Mr. and Mra Harry Schwart*. West Hartford. day” worship services at 11 xm. agreed at a recent meeting in SM ley, publicity. Mr. and Mrs. Er­ AT THE DOOR dents, and for more teachers eration ^ schools. Im I office: She has two alsters, Beverly, 8, and Sheryl, 2. nest W. Benson wiU prepars the Sunday at the Second Congre­ town. This ooncemed a discus­ Under a $22 million program »ii ...... EVERY THURS. NIGHT and staff help. I bam supper. O R C A a gational Church with the choir sion on voting rights and houa- 8. $296,000 for the creation of annoimced Wednesday, $176 per S Rak, Stephen Joseph, son of Edward John and Margaret A GREAT SHOW — Mnglng tome special anthems, ing, according to Mra. William Installation of the new offl- A LL COLOR! FROM 5:30 to 8:30 PJL a atate commission on higher piq>il would be g r a n ts for the ^ Aim Ward Rak, 150 Tajdor St, TalcottvlUe. He was bom I cers and announcement of the 643-2814 The hymns, organ prelude and! Moeng of the locsd group, education. first 300 pupils In a school sys­ Your choice 2 May 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Youth of the Year Awards will ELVIS PRESLEY In \ East Hartford postiude, are taken from Psalms { William Olds, prbaldent of the 4. $1.9 million to help support tem; $160 per pupil for the sec­ 649-9240 2 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ward Jr., New I follow the banquet. "GIRL HAPPY” DRIVE-IN - 5 ITALIANO set to music. In recognition of i Willimantie gr^P, spoke of ef- community colleges at Man­ ond 300 and $120 per pupil for York N.Y. He has a brother, Edward John Jr., 4%; and The Rev. Carl BloomquM of 8:80 • 0:50 the contribution to toe worship forts being maiftfln the srea In- chester, Norwalk, and Wlnsted. all over 600 pupils. BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. ':Z1 three’ staters, EUen Mary 8 ^ , Elizabeth Ann, 2hi, and Mary Rhode Island who served as eervices leadership of the ogan- eluding tutoring Shd efforts’ to This program would be contin­ The current system allots $166 er* Jeon, 1% . chaplain at the CNympioe In Jap­ Pins: Comedy oo-hlt tat and choir haa pro'vlded obtain better housing for minor, per pifoll for the first 100 pupils; ”4ulrt Before It Melte” gent on the establishment of a DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1182 an, will speak at 8 In the main toroughoxit the year Ity groups. Attending the meet­ commission on higher educa­ $1S6 for the second 100; $146 O. Maharis '— B. Morse The Rev. James H. Ameling, ing were several persons who ssL^uary. Friend* and mem­ Ray Staako, Your Friendly Host Sayai tion. for toe third, $136 for the fourth, bers of the congregation are a t 8x10 pastor, will use "The Wonder of participated In toe demonstra­ 6. $2 million to help finance $128 for the fifth, $116 for the The Oldest and Largest in Conn. I welcome. “LET’S GO DANCING Worship” as hta sermon topic. tions for rtvll lights In Setate, a $20 million student lo4n pro sixth and $101 per pupil after the ReservaUotis for the supper TONIGHT. FRL and SAT. “ITS FUNr Sevei^ persons of the church, Ala. gram. It would be used to guar­ first (KX). may be made with the church leaving here at 3 p.m. Sunday antee loans to students up to The fom nda ta ithe gfuideline in office. Miss Lehmua or Miss DON^ooR. <41113 VERSATILES” ALL YOU CAN EAT — $3.00 Par Psraoa will attend the annual meeting Maachsater Evening Herald $1,600 a year or $7,600 for four allotting funds under the Aver­ 95 Bagley before Monday, May 17. FRANK’S CAFE of the Tolland Association of Coventry oomapondent, F. years. age Daily Membership (ADM) '# For Party Beservatloaa—Phone 648-6068 c In our main dining room . . . the United Church of Christ at Pauline UtUe, telephone 742- 8. $800,000 for high school Job- program. FamOy Restaurant Com plete e DaUy Loncheoa Spedala — 86e e the Bolton Ckmgregatlonal 6281. Church. The group will return CORNER MAIN and PEARL Alterations at 9 p.m. • STANLEY WARNER Included BINGO EVERY FRIDAY OAK ST. RESTAURANT Junior Pilgrim Fellowship * P. A. C. lALLROOM meets, at 5:30 p.m. and Senior COMPLETE TWIN 80 OAK ST. PIENTV ef FREE PARKINO Pilgrim Fellowship at 7 p.m. 31 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE LOBSTER Sunday In the Church Oonunun- * HURRY LAST 2 DAYS A Ity House. Services EVERY MONDAY— 8 P.M. JAMES BOND IS BACK DINNER' The Prince of Peace Lutheran "FROM RUSSIA WITH Church worship services will be COMP. VALUES *45-^50 •3.75 S Mon.-Sat. 7-9:25 BURNSIDE at 10:15 xm. Sunday in the L O V F ' & "D R. NO** ^Snn. Coni. 2 P.M. church with the Rev. WllUam Fresh breads and pas­ H. Wilkins delivering the ser- "Ruaala’’ 8:00 tries made daily. m ox "Dr.” OtOO - t;6 0 #/WmONYQUINN*RENEfW« Sunday Mass at St. Mary’s Featarinir Daily Spedab Church will be at 7 ;30 ajn., 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 asn., and the Here’s your chance to STARTS SAT. 1:80 FJt. A s A lw a y s children’s Mass at 10:30 xm. Legal Beverages fai the church hall. Sunday Mass pocket big savings “Beach Blanket Bingo* at St. Joseph's Mission Church and “Airagon’* ZORBA I in Eaglevills Will be at 8:30 TEL. 649-5544 on suits that are a jn . “The CSiurch in a Changing priced elsewhere at W orld” wGl be the sermon top­ ic of .toe Allison R. H «^ $45 and $50! Right ♦ BREAT! “liSro Fiitot FiliB” interim pastor of the. Flrat OortgregAtlonal Church, 'diving now, they’re price- toe U a.m. services Sunday. S izes 8-16 The ehutoh's Friendly Cfoole H im WDodctfol bsndcnheJ title is smashed at Robert . has a mystery ride at 6:46 pan. pfofect for Uviiig-diiiing or small - ’Tuesday from the church. Each CffJRMntG, diniof areti. Takes np little loom, yrt H all... all from our .00 , member wlU be chaiged’ a new it wUl ifot np to 10 oomfortiiUy. TWM ‘ dish towel to supplement the PRACTICAL Cfaeote from more than 400 Ethsa own stock! Hurry in 17 ' presept kitcbMi supply. MTHAN ALLES Allen pieces in informal AntSqaed Talk on Bdglaiii Pine, dqtant Hwloom Solid Cherry, for this exceptional metoard Peacock of OhapHn, MARLY JMERJCAjr giadoas Solid Mahogany, apecMviiv IDBSTERS I sn IFYE delegate to Belgiutn, •torage-makiog Cnstom Lmsh Han buy .. regulars, ’ gives on Ithistrated talk on his BdEfMST TABLE •nits, and traditional Colonial ia Sperially Prepusd 1^. recant sgcpsrtaaoas at sn-sssem - aoned Solid M vie aad KHfo Sea ll shorts and longs. (9|sf Jim Miakaed Wy tomorrow tor Grades 7 and J i STORE HOURS This Friday sad sruy Friday CompBmic^ ysor din- Monday and Tuesday Open till 6 P-M. lag pkasurt by dandng to the tones o t Open Thursday and Friday Evenings CONDITIONERS Clooed Wednesday ROUitS: illJL NEMEROFF ALL SI'E4 DaHylOAJC.to6 PJI. a!ND ms FOURSOME n iu r a , I H to 0 PAC. M ltlm AnihMa VW Up To 4M HO, ORE-^FASON ' FtMoa S fS -M lf FRICfs the new C o J n e . JhiL CcudwImL NORMA,'-;.; llsnchester 643"0890—RockviUe 875-2534 M L i m p E HOTEL 20 UNION STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN. 1 * ' I- - ‘ “ PhoiNBt BOUTE TALCOTTVILLE, CONN

4» 1 ■ ('4* ,' ( -41-iLlfWh ,v. ■

f A G B F O U B MAN€I^TER EVBNmG HERALD. B^CHESTEB. ciONN.. Wl^NESDAYi MAY 12.19^ l^C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, MAHCHESTER. CONN.. THtJRSDAY. MAY IS. 1966 PACK f l ^ ■resr ■ I and Mra. A liert-B retoii of IQ- - t — ^ Rofekvill^Vemtm , V tnpaa. No Change State DignitUries Patrons Public Records Fiineral serrieea wUl be beM : e s Obituary tomorrow art the Ladd Funeral Bttlldliig. Permita SOUTH OOVENTRY HRE K PT. Home at 8:30 a.nl. ttul at tt. To UfiR Housing Coap., for Ltd Pelligrini Attending In Salary For Sisterhood Art Show eonstru’otion of an office building Mrs. Frucla Ooopw Sr. Barnard’s Churdi at 'I. Burial win take place in.St. Bemard’s at 99 E. Center 8t , $50,006. loOVKNTRT—Mrs. Florsnc* Cenmtery. T hera hdU ba fio call­ R epeats Ofifer to T alk To Rusa Atkina for Edward Isbel CSooper, 74, of Hartford, Police Course in Boston Of Manager Oov. John DampMy, UJS ♦Dr. and Mra. John Nordby, Dr. ing hours. and Mra. Paid Noirnan, Mr. and, Wtnzier, for construction of a ter. of E^U'Ie K. Foster of 8anatora Abraham RiMooff and garage a t 36 Benton S t, $1,200. v tjA ry , died yesterday at lOoBitwMi tie a Bagfi Om ) Thomas Dodd and Congraasman Mra. Richard Olmeted, Mr. and Ismle IPA/bata T* ahUllo PelllgrW of toeflrvlhg Dwyet^, Bhiebetry HUl General Mabager Richard Mrs. Robeit Peck, Mr, and Mra. To Radding Signs, Lac., for —rtford Ho^ittal. Louis O’Abate, hO, of Hart­ R«*vlila Police 1*R for Boston Rd., ToUand; Suzanne Zinaier, Martin said today that to*re Emilio Daddsurio head tha U*t Shady Olan, Inc., for oonatruc- pother ^Mirvivors Inchide her 12th "Girenit can aocaomto aid ettoeta to /'I Ruaaell E. Prentice^ Mra. Doris* ford, brothed «Sf Rooco T. this morning. He’U be there Eailngton; .Cathy Bundy, Elling­ of honorary patrems for Temple tioh of a sign at 860 W. Middle BINGO nd, a son, a sister, three ■Witt be iM need for anyone Paclter, Mr. and Mrs. William CAJbate of Manchester, died Sooth Vtat Nam, toaarttag an i N Uiree, day* but he doesn’t ex­ ton;'•'■'“ • f Mary asLMlffltt, asa-aew t*! aElllni^on; i s i i a s a ^ a v i 11 Tpke., $1,500. Ddchlldren and several asking fpr a legal opinion from Beth Sholom Sisterhood’a Art Rosa, Or, and Mra. Douglas EVERY FRIDAY 8 PJN. yesterday at St. Francis Hoar G>urt Cases amouncemeM that tba DWted — • I- ^ pect tO aee muoh of the city. Mary Blazak, 4 George Dr;; Roberta Mr. and Mra. John' To Edwin Lawrence, for alter­ ces and nef^ews. pital. toe town counsel regarding the Show and Sale, caUad "Airt ef ations to a dwelling at 153 servicee w n be held 1^ States ia prejpared to pailfclfwto He la attending a coune, Sophie Flamm, 22 Windermere Our Times.’’ RoWnsos^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles MAIN ST.. SOUTH COVENTRY ■ Othier aurvlvors include- his •ponsored by Northeastern Unl- Are.; Irving Foster, IT Koaley manager’s salary, because he Avery S t, $600. - __ ^ a t 1 1 a.m. at the .MAN'OHESTEB SESSION in an Aston development bank. The show wiH, begin with a Rofiboqg 3t ., Atty. and Mra. wife, two sons, three daugh­ yerslty, for police officers. The Rd., Tolland; Pnmala O’Leary, will keep-it. a t'its present $15,- -Donald R lditer, Dr. and Mra! To John Wafinegren Co. for ------Hill Funeral Home, Ehn ters, a brother, a slater wd FVmt the aeoond week to -g Officials Mrtd one reason he Patrons’ Recaption, Sunday -Ririiard Boland, for alterations S t, Rocky Hill. Burial will be eours^ wUl be hrid day and 4 Janet La. 500 figure. M errill RuSffiiow. six grandchildren. row, « hearing on probhble emphastosd aid was beoause-he evaidng until Saturday. Births yesterday: A' aoh to He added that, when toe Ume night from 7 to 9 psn. in the to a dwelling at 15 Ashland St.. In Rose HiH Memorial Park, Funreral services will be batUefront djppartchea «iUlES«SAVlNGS^_ Temple Auditorium at 400 E. Also, Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. $ ^ . CIMIM In Um onae of OhaileB Tba Bubject is "The PoHoe Mr. and Mrs/ Byron Daudlln, oomea - for hiring a new man­ 2 Read Herald Advertisements .Mocky HUL held tomorrow at 1 p.m. at from Viet Nam are ovsnMd- Warren Ave.; a Son to Mr. and Middle Tpke., and will continue Smith, Mr. and Mra. Jacob'San­ Friends may caS at the fu­ WUeon, 46, o t Hartford,' Wb> CrlaU 1966.’’ A long list o f dla- ager, too board can vot« then dals, I>r. and Mrs. Philip Sum­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, 311 owing aewB of fautoaaftarian tingulshed police officials \riH Mra. Allen LaRivlerc, High 'to pay him whatever salary it on Monday, Tliesday and Wed­ neral home tonight and tomoi> Capitol Ave., Hartford. oused of partlctoadion in a to- efforta by the Untted Statea In Manor Park. nesday, from 1 to 9 p.m. ner, Dr. and Mra. 'WillteLm now from 7 to 9. cent break into me Mamdienter at GLENNEY’S oonduot olssses and senvinara chooses, and that there will be Friends may call at the Fl- V totN am . Stroud. Mr. and Mra, Leonard Country Cfinb, was postpoMd during toe course. Discharged yesterday: sufficient fufidit in ^ e General The net proflte of to* sale sette Funeral Home, 20 Sls- The White House aaM that, at Theresa Joyner, Windsorvllle; will be s h a r ^ by the Manches­ Seader, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick' SMILING SERVICE Kenneth J. Allan due to the failure or Wileoa'e Among tho elaaea and semi­ Manager Amount foi' an in­ SpaukUng, Mr. and Mrs. Robert' Bon Ave., Hartford, tonight ths relluest of the SSuropean Donna Smtth, 31 WiUage St.; crease, if . it proves desirable. ter lOH with other projeots of Kenneth J. Allan of Wllli- from 7 to 9. Toastmuster counsel to make gn appear­ Broadcasting Union, Jotinaon’e nars are such titles as Ovll Grace Mayneiitl, 108 Center Rd.; Stone, Atty. and Mrs. Allan mantic, father of Mrs. Robert ance. Rights, Riots, Civil Disorders Martln’s.tetatement was made the Sisterhood. ’The family suggests that Atty. Vincent C; Diana of rope the via Early Bird com­ Alfred Cormier, S t a'f f o r d Thomas, Dr. and Mra; Barry D. Morton of Manchester, died those who wish to do so may Five wKneaaee, Including and Public Protection. On toe to elArify a question which arose ‘Mrs. Jules Karp and Mrs. Trabltz, Ludte Upenlk, Mr, and 141 PttWn SL serv^ as munications satellite. Th*m was Springa; Alice Richards, 129 when Uie ■ board, on May 5, Alan Kemp, co-chabrnfen for yesterday at Hartford Hospital. contribute to the building .fund three police ofTicen, were kept no immediate word on whether Clril Rights panel will be Major High St.; Tammy Auclair, El­ Mrs. W-alter Umberfield, Mr. Other survivors include his toastmaster fcV the testimonial waiting about three houni Uil« MAKE YOUR HOME adopted 1965-66 budgets by ds- the Patrons’ Reception, have of Emanuel Lulherap. Ciap-ch. -banquets In 'fionor..,6f Rowland 4ny of the Ehiropean networks Mslle WilUams of toe'Connecti- lington; Mra. Louise Gauthier and Mrs. A. Urbanettl, Mr., and wife, a sister, a brother and a morning until no rifled that eut Stole Police. paitmcnt.al totals, without act­ announced the following list of Mrs. Bter)' White, Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell, pest gfreat sachem, Atty. James Egan of Hartford Flanted kve broadcaste. and son, 119 Prospect St. ing on MarUn’s recommendation patrons to date: likce. Also to be considered during Stanley Wlesen,Thomas Wolff Memortal services will be held aj^ tee 63rd RWlvepary of would not be able to leave a Johnson began by saying “the PRETTY AS A PICTURE WITH that the, manager’s salary be M. B. Albert, Eleanor H. Mlantonomoh ’Tribe, It)RM. ’The war in Viet Nam has many the oourse ia Police Juvenile VenioR new* la hatalled by ■AgMcy, Mieis Marion Wash­ Sunday' at 2 p.m. at Hampton F o iie ra ls Jury case in. a Wcat H artford Problemo; The Policeman, a raised to $20,000. Blish, Mr. and Mrs. William dinner is schedpted for Sunday court. The hearing was moved faces’^ — the first being the face The Herald’s Rockville Ihireen, burn, and Dr. and Mrs. Barney Oongregatlonai Church, H m p- Fbrgotten Man; Police Educa­ 88* PsLTk St.. P. Box 327, tel The boai'd, at one of its budg­ Belfiore, Mrs: Florence Berk- W khman. at ■ '2 pirn, at • Darden Grove. up to May 27 yvhen, according o f , arm ed oonfUot, te n o r and et worltshops, had asked Mar­ man, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Bar­ ton. The Rev. Robert Rainer Andrew J. Kelley 'There .will be dancing after the gunfire. ^ '• *■ ■■ tion and Trauilng; Police Prob­ 878-3136 or 646-2711. The Sisterhood welcomes ad­ Will officiate. to Judge Francis Monchup, the tin to prepare a new pay sched­ ry, Dr. Louis Block, Mr. and The funeral of Andrew J. dinner. Frank DWCna Is general state would proceed with- Ks lems and Solutions, a National ditional petrons who may pur- There will be no calling r. end semblies of God Church, Groton. Joseph’s Church, WilMmantlo. membera of the Soviet U.N. per­ Domingo Rebels WHITE CEDAR ROUND RAIL FENCING dera heaid of plans and opera­ Burial win be in St. Joseph’s summer only and which get after the long, brutal Journey 600 for the new Junior high right to extend utilities, toe biU Mrs. Robert Karns, Mr. and The Rev. Mr. Stanley is pastor sonnel to steel this nation’s mili­ their main income from beer through the dark tunnel of con­ school, and $400,000 for teacher ■was Intrcduced in order to clar­ tions, WlUlam Perrett head of Mrs. Morris Karp, Atty. and of that church. Cemetery. tary secrete. flict there breaks the light of a Friends may call at the fu­ sales. See Peace Near salary increasee plus new teach­ ify its authority. supplies and logistics, and Caprt. Mrs. Jules Karp, Mr. and Mra Musician and conductor for His Mptonage began in. West 'The strikers w ant a pay In­ happier life. Only if this is so ers required by the school sys­ The town has already com- Nathan AgosUnelll, commander Joseph Kopman, Dr. and Mrs. the Glad-Hearts is Oert Rohdln, neral home tonight from 7 to Berlin m 1967, shortly after an can they be expected to sustain ' SECTION 9 end tomorrow from 2 to 4 and crease of 2 cents an hour. 'The (Contlnaed from Page One) 10 * 4 . 3 5 * 4 . 5 5 tem. mltted itself to help tte Pio­ of the Manchester-based 134rth Alan Kemp, Atty. and Mrs. Ar­ formerly of U p to n , Sweden. Air Force court-martial had brewers have refused to pay it the enduring will for continued niBf.iv iBRiEn Robert W. Doming, finance neer Parachute Oa relocate on MSP Co., head of admirriatratian. nold Klau, Dr., Mrs.. Donald Soloist is John Eric 'Vlckstrom, 7 to 9 p.m. reduced, him from airman first strife.” TOTE and SAVE The family suggests that in and haven’t said publicly what He added that he would ac­ 2-RAIL committee chairman for toe a tract of land near toe Wilbur Deputy OD Director Heruy Kerwin. formerly a sriiool tesioher in class to airm an seoorad class they are willing to pay. cept the estatjUshment of an Emphasising that phass of his coneoUdated government, has WleriWidd will be coordinator Also Mr. and Mrs. Michael leu of flowers, contributions and fined him 867 for dereliction PER SECTION Oroas Highway by eoftending Jarbo, Sweden. He studied voice Brewery workers now ave­ Inter-American police ' force in thinking, Johnson devoted the todloated that he aiKl his com­ roads and water mains to toe of overall operations. Lynch, Mrs. Sidney Moaler, Mr. under BJxnar Bckberg,* a. famed may be made to the American of duty. At the time he was a bulk of his addrsss to members C t ic w Society. rage $1.10 an hour. the Dominican Republic — '.^'a mittee are unhappy over the site. Xsutt. night’s meeUng -was ad­ and Mrs. Bert Mason, Miss gospel ringer in Sweden. Bengt mail clerk in a ihiUtary special key element In moving toward a of the Association of American size of the budget, and cute are. dressed by Mayor Francis Ma­ Alice Madden, Edward Molsns, imresldgations office. Editorial Cartoonists to present SPRING SALE ON GLENNEY*S Lindberg of Kumla, Sweden, 1? Mra. Dorothy A. PIricett solution. expected to be made on the honey; John-D-’A-very. chief ad- Atty. and Mra Georg* Marlow, pianist. The Rev. Mr. Stanley Despite the cotirt-martlal. he • At the request of the French projects and future proposals basis of tonight's hearing. Secretariat Planned miaistrartlve officer of toe State Mr. and Mra. John McLaughlin, IUXIKVIXjLE—Mra. Dorothy continued to ha-ve access to in­ for helping South Viet Nam de­ will apeak on a Bible theme at Adams Pickett of Washington, ambassador, U.S. Marines ex­ ELMCO LATEX B eta XI Inatoltetlou OD; and Charles Farmalee, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Moriarty, toe conclusion of the musical' formation about military equip­ About Town tended the international securi­ velop its economy and care for Beta Xi chapter of the Beta LONDON — The 20 British Ara*' HI oommander. D. C., formerly of this city, ment and installationB, m i^Ie its people. Mr. and Mrs. A. Naboicheck, program. died Monday in Washington. ty zone to Include the French Sigma Phi wal bold a formal Ooromonwealth govemm e n t \ Mayor Mahoney praised Ed­ sites, code books and Intelli­ Embassy. There were'no Inci­ And once again the President HOUSE PAINT ptedge Initiation at the hmne whose principal ministers meet wards for the progress shown She hcul been an employe of gence and counterinteUigence Players wiT meet tomorrow suggested that the United States 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. and dents as the Marines moved of Mra. Stanley Peareon, Mer- on an a-verage of twice a year, "in achieving an organization of the U.S. Government for many antivities, the FBI said. will extend its aid programs Hne Dr. The new membera are years. Mrs. Roy Pelmas, 279 P arker forward to occupy a sector Resr. $6.95 Gal. g g QU. have decided to make a going exceptional merit," and express­ Judge Bruchhausen, said he about two blocks wide and sev­ into Communist North Viet Nam Mra. Wesley Smith. Mrs. Rus­ thing of their economic and p> ed satisfaction in the plans for Graveside servlcea were held took th(o consideration' "the fact St., There will be a ropbrt and once peace is achieved. sell Malotorte and Mra. M. today at 3 p.m. at Grove Hill slides on ’’Light Up thq Sky.y en blocks long near the U.S. Htlcol cooperation. A secretar­ the future. that the defendant pleaded guil­ Embassy. When peace has come, he 4 OR MORE G A L L O N ^4.44 GAL. Oyolal. iat will be created, headquai*- Edwards is In dw ' process of Cemetery. ’Ihe Rev. Willard E. ty and to some extent coopera- A nominating committee wnll Fyxinded last February, the Conklin, pastor of Rockville be selected and plans for thp In New York, the U.N. Securi­ said, ‘‘Then, perhaps, we can tered In Liondon, and a secre­ building a town wide advisory tod With the goveminent.’* ty Council sought a compromise ehare that giiiokxie task with .all New Beauti Wall latex bouse paint makes extecier paint* chapter has a current member­ tary-general wUl b i . named in Methodist Church, will offici»- June outing -wUl be made. The log easier than aver before! Built-In, ^'cantroUed bnisha* council, comprised of leaders • — :r------as the council neared a decision the people oTVlet Nam — North ship of 14. A service program July. The office win be a clear*' from all local rallgtpus, fra tem- ate. Local arrangem ents ;ha'vs meeting is open to anyone li»- bbity" guarantees you a thicker, longer-lastlbg paint film wtll be started in the rail with tcrestod in joining the organizar on a Soviet complmt ,-prt U.S. and South alike.” inghouse for tnformaUon of ffi, 'vataran, civic and business been made by the Ladd Finmral armed interfen^t) In* the Do­ . . with a permanent, pleasing low-lustre sheen. Colors the Lutz Junior Museum in Home. Louider Seated tion. Johnson announced that the world and sterllng-areg affairs. groups. minican Repubne. But it ap­ United Statea "is now prepared stay blight on your bouse, won’t fade in sun and weather. Manchester. Also planned is a peared that a majority coiild not to pfiticipato in, and support, social calendar which will in­ Mrs. George f aaeir Sr. By Bowers PTA Joseph V. Oampoeeo, Mn of clude an inteimatlona] dinner, Mr. a;^ Mrs. Domink^ C^am- be mustered for any definite an Aaian devekspmenrt hank, to Mrs. Annamse Campb^ La- action by the council. theater party, a luau and two •ek, 48, of West Hartfoid, moth­ The Bowens School PTA in­ poaco 90 Walnut 9t.I jvas re- help finance economic prog- WERNBt One person was reported r©0B.** formal teas. er of Mrs. Elaine Faueber of stalled William Lauder ae pres­ qmUy elected executive rice Officers for 1965-66 are killed and three others injured - "I call on every other indus­ Rockville and sister of Raymond ident Tiieaday night. Other offi­ .president of h|s Junior class at Wednesday night during a dem­ ALUMINUM ^ Mrs. John B. Spring Jr., presi­ CampbeU of Manchester, died cers for the cqpiins ecbool year^ B|rile-rmine College, Louisville, trialized country—including the dent; Mrs. Robert Oeagen, vice onstration in^Buenos Aires, Ar­ Soviet Union—to help create a 8 out of 10 homes TXteeday a t H artford Hoepltal. are Mrs. John Wright, first vise Ry. He Sts a - 1960 graduate of gentina, protesting U.S. Inter­ E-X.T.E-N.S-I.O.N president; Mra. Douglas Adair, Other survivoni include her president; Mrs. Robert Bleiler, Manchester High Sdhoot better life for the people of secretary; Mrs. Brian Taylor, vention in the Dominican' Re­ Southeast Asia. Surely the husband, two other daughters, second rice president; Mrs. public. treasurer; Mrs. Robert Mar- hove cold room two other hrothers, a slater and Roger Crafts, secretary; and The American Legion AuxiH- Argentine Foreign Minister works of peace can bring men tlda, extension officer: Mrs. 0 four grandchfldren. Theodore Metheny,’treasurer. -wUl meet, Monday at 8 p.m, Miguel Angel 2H Booth of toe In Mt S t Benedict Cemetery, T — } ■ l 19,784 PRIESTS IN SPAIN would rithsr Bloomfleld. combined fourth grades. Fbur M anohester women will MADRID — Spain, wltli a pop­ Since 1654, J-ohnaon said, the SAFETY Rockville Junior Chamber of wM tlw,ii6w tight thin switchl" Friends may call at the fu­ represent : the Maatchesker ulation of 32 million, ha* 19,- United States baa spent more i m i t r y m a r lieeie ew re U. L. LABEL Commeroe will be set up Satur­ day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on neral home tonight and- tomor­ American Legion Auxiliary art 784 Roman CathcHlc paxisfies than $2 billion in economic aid w ith a M ad*r« BOiaa D oarl : row from 7 to 9. Hospital Notes a dinner . Saturday night art' and 25,403 diocesan priests. for South Viet Nam. Union St. near toe A A P Su­ e m u Chaser T a r ^ t a n Tbere will be a redtatton of Windsor Rouse, .-'Windsor, to There a r e - 7,934 young men in ‘iDeapIte the twrages of war," BulMng or buying a homaf Be sum It has a s«odam, altkisal Mleo permarket. The announcement Basement Door — tlM key U a usafuf, (bnvaniant; afib Oasament was made by Atty. Robert Du- SY mOMniEMAN Join thi Unswitchabtss.' the Roeary tooigbt at 8 a t the ADMITTHID YESTERDAY: honor Mrs. Walter Wild. An­ the cduntjity^s major seminaries, be said, "we-haTs made steady .Let la show you how BIloo sMmlnatss tracking through fhrt floor funeral home. drews of Jackson, Ala,, nation*- prepari|tg'. ^ the priesthood. gains. We have concentrated on' reoms and epans the basement (Uly for racraation, hobbies and to* Reg. 29.98 Beau, Jaycee president. » I THIS REVOLUnONAlbY NEW DB- Get the filter cigarette Denni.s Cloutier, W aterford; Motortats will be asked to Michele Hollister, 79 Hillside aj president of the American’ food, liealth, education, bousing storags. 1 VELOPMENT IN ADD-ON HEAT* with the tasti Harold A. Benunert Legion Auxiliary. T7»cy are and industsy." atop and give donations to Q m d t E m e I INO will k ^ your cirfd or chilly room, Manor Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Jo­ ■ J.?^ *.*’*5?*** IraBrnweasaat tm rmmr preaaat hams, teat *25.45 Jaycee toll takers. Funds col­ worth fighting for.l Ihmold A. Remmert, 68, of sephine Lucas, 356 Parker St.; Mias BariMUti Wallertrt, Depart- After noting Chat Eugene •'Wleoleflw psrfeetfsglaesmentferyeurtreublaierhe-aidweed ; warm sod cozy, with filtered, drculat- Bast Hartford, brother of Mrs. menit president, who will wel­ Black, former president of the d w . It* ruuad eanstmetien and neat appearance malM,H tha ouw- lected will be used for tha Jay- iag, tharmoatatiesQy coptroUed heat Tareyton has a white outer tipi Robert Marrotte, W^imanUc; eee Scholarship Ftmd. V Ckwlslw I Katherine Bennett of Mancbee- Kasm ir PaseChnick, 551 P arker come Mrt./Xndre'ws; Mrs. Roy World Bank, was bis peraonal VtaM MM ! Operating cost up to 73% leu than . . . and an inner section of charcoal. \ ter died yed.erday at his home. Farris,- pntoidenrt of the Man­ represerttartive to inaugurate L ast year, a $220 acholarahip Mak m M other add-on beaten. Heats cdld bath- St,; Christopher Young, ' Wap- was given to a senior at toe ^ I Together, they actually improve! Other survivors Include bis ping; Mrs. Mabel Steele, Glas- chester ajixiHary: Mrs. Wilbert American participartiaa to sucta [ nxxn, encloaed porch, attic room, or wife, a son and a gpnanddaugh- efforts, JoluMon said; Rockville and Ellington High i any space that nec4t aztra heat. the flavor of Tareyton's fine tobaccos.’ tonbiny; David Voyer, 673 Dart A-uden, secretary of the Man­ U’ Reg. 36.95 Schools. The two atudenta were imM* ter. Hill Rd., Rockville; Mis. Joseph chester auxiliary; and Mnk "Mr. Block has talked with 1 FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION. ’Die funeral will be held Sat­ selected by the Jayoees. ifeMhtel Idakowski, 27 RusaeU Stt.; Mrs. Leon Bradley, Department ear- top officials of the United Na­ Thia year, Jayceea hop«K/ to urday at 8:15 am. from the Elaine Malek, 499 LydaU St.; geant-at-arms. tions and other intere^ed par­ *31.40 Benjamin J. - Callahan Fimeral either increase the amount of Mra. B ertha Hansen, 142 Chai^ ties. He has found increairing the award, or increase tha num­ Home, li60e Main S t, E aat ter Oek St,; Thomas HimlMn, enthusiasm. The United Nations Hartford, with a solemn high ber of recipients. t , . J r 7 Lockwood St.; JuUanne Car- is alresidy setting up new Briefs F08ARTY BROTHERS, INA Maas of requiem at 9 at St melo, Glastonbury; Darid Do- Stocks in Brief mechantems to help carry for­ H w Women’s Fellowatiip of Mary's Church, Eaat Hartford. Dait, Stafford ’Springa. ward the work of development." 8»ee-*lfM door yeuVt dean In LIfa anti eOm htdlng publkaHont, 819 BBOAD STJ-t’OCEL. 649^4880-^MANCHESTER Burial will be in Mt. 8 L Bene­ NEW YORK (AP) -Leader- ' D iir^ these years, ha said, W Reg. 48.98 ttM First Oongrejralterad ADMITTED TODAY: Joseph Oiurch of Vsmon will hold a dict Oemetery, Bloomfield. Therrien, 33 View St.; Donna Akp by 'airiinee and se’Veral of So4$thi Viet Nam b6a doubled Ite . M ' . ' ' Frienda may call at the fu­ the b i« ^ ' blue chips accom- rice, prqduotidn 4 ^ Ibota tliaii Rummage Sale Saturday from * . V ■ -4 Marcue, 136 Summer St. *37.35 a.m. to psn. at the church. ? ■ • • ^ , > i . neral home tonight from 7 to BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A 'panlpd a further stock-market douU ^ produefinn of .;$iga. 6 1 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 son to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur advabce early this afternoon, Artlctoa to be sold may be left and 7 to 9 psTj. Johnson wea|t on to/ilttail ef- at the church before the sale. Flyim, 231 Charter Oak St.; e- Tradiifg was active. fbrts in other ama*. indudlng daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Sher­ Gains of fractions to a point Anjwne wriahing to have artiries Joseph Bika distribution of a^gbt million text to ba pioked up may call ilra wood HoiUand, RFD 1, Bolton; a or so oiitnjlmbered losers. books and help fpr tiltolca and .ill", * f .' MR. AUTO WASH BOCKVILLE-^OMph Bika, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rus- An advance of more than 6 * • .»V r • 1 S r Reg. 88.98 Edward Clarit. P^M firvDS •7, of Miami, Fla. and formerly boepitala. Ihe Holy Name Bodaty of aeU BaatiUe, Rocky HIU; a son pointa for DuPont gave 'market ' jkU this progress goes on — ot 6ipeilt —* 4 ttmeb s of RocIcriUe. died in Miami on fiaersd Heart Church of Vernon on ■to-Mr. and Mra. Valentine Pbri- IndlcatorB a powerful upthrust ~ go on —- und^ olrcum- Ho eitotenl of foun. *45.85 Y AskoH for M Look Rt this ValHo! jeiur. Sunday. He had been a resident nem. East Hartfotd. DuPont's opening was ihgbtly wlH iKdd ite annual Blaotronioa of the Rockville area for many of staggaftog .^dvantt* • ' - itetlon need ad. BIRTHS TODAY; A son to delayed as buying 'was generat­ ty ," b e said. Bocial tomorrow at 8 pan. a t 3"eArs before making hia home ed by prominent publication of Engaged Just, lay bIbcH Masnd. «ha Fariffiv O m tar, Rt. 30. A t tlte mmi .of . March, in Florida. Mr. and Mra. Melvin Varley, 31 Blit Johnson aaid aid I 9 ikxitti Choloa of 8 M ora. IromWood Dr., Vernon; a daugh­ an article in a financial’ news­ The ' engragement of Mlae Viqt Nam w4H be .ipcr«6i patios. eaiaher. Mra Julia Purcell of ManchM- ant’s rapid growth. ' son of Princeton, N.J., to)fLt A .Modulhr site fumdahinca, and other paririi ter.’ Mrs. Betty Bled of Hart­ Karplnslri, 92 Falknar Dr. amount ipnmlvad. ” ' BLOC 86* Rag. 80J8 DISCHARGED YESTER­ Alt Big lihree motors were FYancis Michael Morasoo, aqn Johnaon said that "Oommu- * r x i - x i 6- n aada. Uve pubUc la invttM. ford, Mrs. Maiw Paul of Bridge­ DAY: Mra. Baibara Weinberg, higher.-Aerospace issues, drugs, of Mr. and Frank Morasco nlata terrorlste ha-va- Bkads aid Hospital Notea . . $ f J 9 port and Mrs. Leonard F5wen of 197 Highlkhd St.; Francis electrical equipments, titiUdea qf 29 Jordt Bt., has been an­ programa a spectel 'tanpat of *50.95 Admitted yaaterday:^ Uiiuhara Long Island, N.Y.; a aoti, Gab­ Zinger, Flast Hartford; Nancy and chemicals were among the nounced by -lieC - mother, Mra. attack." Toti and e« . DfiliTfirBd ea. Cantor, 28 Okk St.; lUohard riel Bika' O f Miami; and two Donlon, 71 Oxford St; Law­ kslners. Bigelow. IfertmotL She is aleo '“A grtcuttutfl stationi are da- SavB Harrell, 81 Windermere Aive.; •tepsona, Albert Kerkin of Tol­ rence Chapman Jr., South Rails were mixed, cdnHnuIng the daughter William kllUer strqyed and' madlcfil centera Paul Denning, Watiptai^; Joan land and John Kerkin of Broad Windsor. to' bother theorists wfao havs Petenkm-qf Euls* CBulrdi, -Va. Orumbaeb, 90 Mountain ' Mt;, lYHIS IS NOT WET WA|H1! Brook. burned. -Mior*, Inui 400 Vietnam- DISCHARGED- TODAY: been looking for a confirmation , Mias Peteraon la a graduate ea« malaria' flgMera are dead or Enjoy your homt humraipMnta NOW ^ th GlfBiiney's Easy Rovtriyliig Bq^gst Ae- , ^ ,• Tires S^jkuiik G^Muied Gra'veaide aerrioea were Lynn Luurtaema, 151 School of the rise of the toduslrlals by « Vennoot Oofiege. She made missing. Our own aid officiate count .(R3.A.)* Afi as $10 a: momh up to |1M.0(1^ acheduled for today at 1:30 at St; Diana Moran, Wapping; a similar advance in rails. To- her debut in 1961 at the Boebe- have been wounded, klllad, and o Body Thoroughly Washsd Grove Hill Oemetery with the Oretel Cota, 2M Unwood Dr., bactoa also wen irregular. lor’a CottUiun |n Baltimore and kidn«q>ad,’’ ha said. QUALITY—THE B tjSt'icO N O H Y O T A E l H»Qdi*%iitt6id ; IMhMaiid P ^ ' ‘ Rev. David Scaer, paator of Bolton; Mrs. Aline Bennett The Asaociatod Press average at a reoeptkm at the' Present Johnaon said "tbeae are not WINDOW SIIAIHS oMaebiiMhDried- Trinity Lutheran Ohuroh, offi­ Coventry; Mra. Alice IMnamore, Of 66 stocks a t noon was. up 1.0 Day Club, Princeton. She is the acridente of war” but rathqr ciating. ,Tha Ladd Fimeral 15 N. Elm St.; Mrs. Grace art 344.4 wkh Industriale bp 2.2, presently teaching at Miss part of a (Mllberate oam|M4|g^ j- ^ .-r W A ^ B L i Home was in charge of local Rau, 4 Elm 'Ter.; Mrs. Maryann ralle unchanged and Utilities Mason'i. SdK^, Princeton. Hqr •rraogementa. Maragnano, Eaat Hartford; up .1 . grandporenU are ^ I . in d Mrii: .NAMILT DlPLOlUfi M A nbresreR INTiltfrAtl Mra. Dorotlw Muiphy. 69 Ed­ The Dow Jones industrial av­ A. Onryl BigeloW'rf “ ' aCtoiM, k IM. (AVf ^, Om* A9 UA SHiiilNB Jo a ^ B. La Blood mund S t.; WllUam Bbehm, 577 erage art noon was up 8*76 to and Mr. apdMra. W, teiU IVERY TldNtsl iW - ROOKVHXiE—Joaaph B. Le Adams S t; Mra Viola Lizotte, 9t7.92r moving wel^ kbovs Pvtcnoo M rae MadeteOrfite'"' S \ \ IXGS ' y 64, (Had MonSiy at his 1 Qoslee Dr.; Mrs. Hariett Gla- We

$10,000 to $18,000. 'Am maximum Police Commissioner Leo J. residents vote on the exchaag# at are asked to contact the Rev. a referendum June 18. No Lowor friett Coventry Jhihes H. Ameling, pastor, as Records Disprove Charges In the^t^gisla ture imprisonntint specified in' the Mulcahy retirement credit for AnywlMT* la Ooiui. present Htw, 10 years,-would be his years as state civil defense CumtHings Sees IVo Merit soon as possible. unchanged. . director. r e s is t in g a r r e s t “ 8* vb WHti SotetiT The m u rd i’s Mr. and Mra. The Rouse also adopted and Mulcahy headed the civil de­ HARTFORD (AP) — Peraons In GOP’s Budget Plan ‘Clean Up, Paint Up Week’ d u b will dine out In lieu of a Of Unemployment in passed on to the Senate a reso­ fense operation from 1955 until who would rather fight than sub­ meeting Saturday evening. House Bill Curbs lution urgIniF Congress to give 1969. During that time he was mit to arrest by police face suff­ MTIMRIIIM Church Sobool teachers meet (OMitIniied from Page One) local civil defense organlxaUons on a leave of absence from the er penalties under a bill piiased Democratic Town Oommltteef might have been told there was at 8 pjn. today at the Church by the House and sent to the Is Planned for Next Week Community Houee. a higher priority in receiving State Police. Chairman Ted Cummings today a choice.” ^ work — refused to take them ‘Hard’ Detergents handouts of surplus government governor Wednesday. “It seems to me,” Cummings Deacons and deaooneaaes of back after they had been off for property. JUDGES APPROVED The bill authorizes fines up ■cofted at a Republican eugges* said, “that the minority direc­ Next week will be “Clean Up<»;anltarian, and Bmeat J. Stark- the church meet at 8 pjn. to- several days.” irf Gfttnt TTf\ IX/aaIt" mm A m . mi ______... As it is now, said Rep. Robert HARTFORD (AP) — The to $250 and imprisonment up to tlon which would require the tors really had no budget rec­ and Paint Up Werit” as de­ el as assistant assessor. charge of door duty are Mr. and "A lady came in here yeater- HARTFORD (AP)—nw •*!« oC^quarter of a day’s pay upon re- H. Barnes, D-Montville, the House has approved new terms six months for reslsUng arrest. majority party of the board of ommendations to offer and Oiat signated by the local Board of There were 18 building per­ Mrs. Bryon Jensen. day," he recalled, "and said she Maximum penalUes now are a Selectmen, in preparation for Dnaoe Set foam •produelii( “hard" deter- tirement for each day of sick items are pretty well picked for 11 Circuit Court Judges. directors to make known its U la now convenient for them mits Issued from the local lust had to have someone to leave he has accrued passed the over by groups with higher pri­ ’The reappointments must also $100 fine and three months in to say that they had done their NOTICE] the Memorial day weekend. building department in April The Whlrlaway*s Square look after her children. She may Peracchios Head*'^ ganU would b« ' prohllitted In recommended town budget 10 Firat Selectman Richard M. Dance Club has set a club level House Wednesday. orities and sometimes there Is be approved by the Senate. Jail.' days before the setting of the homework. However, no home­ with construction eetlmataa have fired her maid or the maid PpnnecUcut under a bill passed Rep. Charles J. Marshall, R- "nothing but Junk” left for the ’Those acted on by the House work is In evidence.” Galinat reports the town crew totaling $53,890. Of these two dance tomorrow evening at Cov­ may have quit, but the lady will South PTA Slat^ tax rate, so that the minority will pick up anything unbum- by the House Wednesday. Wilton, objected to the measure, CDjj^ople. ' Wednesday were Kenneth Zar- TO DISCUSS GAMING could then release its recom­ He added. "Surely, Mr. Turk- LARRABEE'S 4 permits were for homes at $34,- entry Qiammar School. Specta­ hire another when she can find 11)0 measure would outlaw the saying that if a person in good rllli, Bridgeport; Irving Levine, HARTFORD (AP)— Gambling ington, if not 1^. DellaFera able that is In containers at 000; 11 additions and altera­ tors ore invited. Joseph Dom- one.’ Dr. anid Mrs. Raymond Peracse in (>)nneoUcut will be the topic mendations for oomparison. BARBER SHOP 1 the side of the road on Fri­ Bale of "hard" detergents as of health receives reimbursement TAX APPEALS Danbury; Paul MacDonald, Da­ At the same time he defend­ and Mr. Taylor, must remem­ tions at $17,900; one garage, browskl will be guest caller. In He added that some mer- ehio of'' 183 Main St. were Inti, )uly 1. It66. for sick leave he has never used, rien; J. Robert Lacey, Southing­ today when General Assembly ber how ffultlens ^vere the at­ 15 PITKIN ST. M day. May 31, and Saturday, $1,000, and two outbuildings, ohanje of refreidimenta: Mr. and chanu have had to let em pl^M |,t^,,^ as co-presidents of the HARTFORD (APj—The Sen­ leaders meet with Retired Su­ ed the right of the majority May 22. go because Negroes are boy diowever, the technical direc­ it would constitute a "complete ate, in concurrence with the ton; Bernard A. Kosicki, Mid­ party to adopt a budget and to tempts to work out a bipartisan OPENiN 3 DAYS $890. Mra. B lW orth Oreenigaf, Mr. South School tor of the Soap and Detergent misinterpretation of the words House, passed a bill Wednesday dletown; Arthur G. Williams Jr., preme (3ourt Justice Samuel set the tax rate, “bMause the budget in Joint caucus in 1968, 2 Accepted by IJConn Also Issued were permits for and Mrs. Donald Tedford and cottlng white stores and busi­ the school. '•/. Association told a legislative ‘sick leave.’ ’’ Madison; Archibald H. Tunick, Mellitz of Bridgeport. Two seniors at Coventry Mr.- and Mrs. Edwin WltUg. In ness has fallen off. that would -gdve persons who budget finsncee the majority’s ip 1957 and in 1958. EVERYIKY W EEK ^ two demolitions, nine electrical, In April, 1M4, <)uinney said, Other officers who were public hearing March 18 that Rep. Renato Calchera, D- lease and pay-taxes on property Greenwich; John N. Reynolds, Mellitz was chairman of a spe­ program, and it is on this pro­ “It swas a political soccer High School have been accept­ reven heating, seven plumbing, charge of dor duty are Mr. and stalled by Arthur Balmer, psUt* all detergents produced in the Stafford, said the proposal would the same right to appeal proper­ New Haven; Luke H. Stapleton, cial committee on gambling Thurs.,., FrI., and Sat. 2 ed at the University of Con­ four fwells and seven septic Mra. Edward White and Mr. and the employment service re­ president, include Mr. and M raJ which recently recommended gram and record that the vot­ game sjid the majority, then ceived ' 253 new applications United States after June 30 will reward employes who never ty tax assejmments as the prop­ Cheshire; Luke F. MaTLin, ers judge whether the party in Republican, always ruled. necticut: Forster L. Grant, son tanks. Mrs. Alton Taylor. Lemuel Miller, vice presidentsfl be “soft"—that is, they will take days (kt and would deter erty owner. The -measure was ’Thomaston; and Stanley A. passage of four bills to strength­ of Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Briefs from men and women looking Mrs. Chart#* McKenzie, secre-.* en state laws against book mak­ power should be retained In of­ "The Republicans now are for work. Last month, the figure undergo chemical change and others from using sick leave un­ one of 22 bills passed in the Yesuklewlcz, Enfield. fice.” trying to Justify the fact that Grant of Ireland Dr., and Al­ The F irst Congregational Manchester Evening Herald tary; and Richard Schrader) •’ break down alter they go down Senate, nearly all of them, spe­ ing and pool selling. bert Landry Jr., son of Mr. Coventry correepoment, F dropped 186. necessarily. Oimmlngs said, "At first they didn't do their homework Church board of trustees ineetz City and county officials, on treasurer. the drain. Other bills passed by the cial acts affecting Individuals. TOWN LINE SHIFT glance, the proposal made by and Mrs. Albert Landry Sr. of PaaUne Little, teleiSione ttU to Appointed to the PTA school this year by suggesting v-pdan at 8 pjn. today at Kingsbury the other hand, have done little iThe "hard” detergents resist House and sent to the Senate OOP Chairman Francis Della- School St. 6281. facta committee were Mr. and-^ chemical breakdown, and enter HARTFORD (AP)—A bill that Yankh Prefer France for a bi-partlsan budget.” House. to make Selma and the rest of would: FIREARMS RILL would allow a shift in the town Fera seems to have some merit Cummings concluded, "I Voter Session Set Mr*. Jame* Ray, Mrs. William the water table, Mmetlmes The session for making now A public pinochle card pari;y Dallas County eligible for par­ —Reject the $2.4 million claim HARTFORD (AP) — Convict­ line between Windsor and Wind­ PARIS - - The European but, the more one analyzes It, thihik that our budget is a good will be held at 8 p.m. today at Four Scouts Get Eagle Badges ticipation In the federal surplus Palmer, Lemuel Miller, Mrat

AT LAST! MENS' SLACKS AND SHIRTS vcoindit/au ITOrrS-WHTBf ]AYINCS PAS*«0N ^ ROrUISBI

kliiV sis« rAMOUf MAKI MUfUN IRRIOULAR k«p*k k«d pillsws DOAUMCHT jroafS WHm SAVtNCS ADC IN fASHIOM PMIUffil .TH EY’LL^NEVER NEED IRONING...NOT EVEN TOUCHING UP! Conpare at 2.59 ea. JS" by 29" pillows with plump, Wonderful volue in muslin sheets from . FOR THE FIRST TIME, TRUE WASH AND WEAR, EASY CARE! bouncy, lesilisncy. Durabit na­ one of the most famous mills in the tural fibra. Slut and White stripe Country! Slight irregularities won't ef­ cover. 72"X 108” . fect wear...just give you the best sheet buy of all! & twin fitted MINS’ 100% OACRON* $3'' X 99*' mutlin Irregular theel*. If perfaet 1.99...I.S4 TRICOT DRESS SHIRT 81" X 108" end double filtad irregular muilina...... I.6T Dries in two houts. Compares to Irregular pillow cetei. If perfect 2 (or 1.09...... 2 lo rlM famous brands that sell for twice as much! Really easy-care shift, tailoied with regular spread perma- UNT-PRII, lAST CARI CHINILII stay collar, short sleeves and stripes. White. 14 to 17. Dacron^polyester. balk lawalf 89c Redecorate every bedroom in your house Compare at 1.09 eo. Faimua cannon quality in thjck, et this fantastically low price! Quality thirsty cotton tsrrycloth. Stripes chenille spreads with rayon tufting and solids In rich colors to mix or In an attractive cipple pattern. So easy natch. Pink, Blut, Glaon, Rosa, to core for- just toss in the machine, PRESS SLACKS Vliltt, Yallow. hang to dry. No ironing neededi White, Matching fKO cloth....M...... 2 for 59e Slacks that go into the washing Pink, Yellowy Green Spray, Sandalwood, Our regular low price, 2.99 machine and dryw, come out Light Blue, Avocado, Delphinium Blue. COORDINATI SPORT GIRLS’ COOL pressed and ready to wear! 65% Twin or full size. Dacron^ 4 35% cotton, or Fortrel* SITS FOR GIRLS SlIRSUCKIR DRISSIS Polyester 4 cotton in Ivy belt . loop model. Stevens’ Mills or CARVID NON-fKID RACK COMPARE COMPARE AT Koratron process. Tan. Black or A T 2.69 3.98 EACH Classic, A-lines or ruffled tops with Rafratfdng, frosted dreaaes...very matchlni or contrasting pants. Bright hot values at our low, low pries! J U M E A R U G print and solid combinations In ma­ Crisp, no-lron cotton teetiuckar ravarsibla chine-washable cotton. Short sets, with drastmaker designs: self belt, kraNad waal raft Fashion goes to your floorl Carved area Jamaica sets, Pedal Pusher sets. Not deep hems, meticulous details. rugs in superb Speing colors to drama­ 0VC7 style In every size. 3 to 6X, .Sleeveless, with cool scoop neck. 1 . 9 9 tize your rooms. Heavy rayon tufting 7 to 14. 3 to 6X, 7 to 14. LiRurieut ruga in heavy braided with non-skid back, machine-washable wool! Reversible for longer wear, for easy core. Gold, Pink, White, Moss 21” by 34' thick' and cushiony for comfort. Green, Blue, Aquamarine, Burnt Orange. 20" by 32" sizo. Multicolor com­ binations futwlng Rod, Brown « Blue. 30” by 54” ...... sinms 01 riuni TH t tkat hanAsaaia I DIR OHITI DUB LOWDST FSIRS OF TIE RU! OUB kanlayl santatianal Come in Thursday May 13th thru Saturday May 15th! Our Regular Low Prices on Famous Brand Cameres and Accessories Price Sloshed to New Record Lows! GRAND WAY fILP naw aaaas’knlt tklrtl CGTI INTIRIGR Cool, air-conditioned cotton mtsh. 3 LATIX FLAT button placket. Squared front with tide vents wear in or out. White, Bluo, GR HGUSI PAINT Navy, Tan, Ytilow, Green. S.M.L. COMPARE A T 2.98

•pAclal y < l parckasal laxariaas KODAK WORLD'S FAIR CAMERA aiaat’ 30’ BY 40’ PROJECTION SCREEN- 35MM SLIDE PROJECTOR YASHICA TAPE RECORDER 35MM SINGLE LENS REFLEX PROJECTOR TABLE OUR REGULAR LOW PRICE laaaa’ gift canMia! Complete with Sturdy tripod base and large 500 watt tyibine cooled projector VU recording meter, built-in bat­ Fully aulMstic lens rtfltx with casaal flaih and cariying strap, takes Lightweight, portable table built 2.97 A GAL. d a c Y a a ^ A screen for clear, brilliant picture with rugged metal body, simpla tery tester. Complete with batteries, F2.8 color corracted lens, auto­ with sturdy sbength to auppgrt akin sharp colof « biKk and white- projection.. puih-pull oparatlrv), aaiy-edltand tape, earphone, microphone. magic ratun morrer and dsluxt any projactor. catlaa walk pictuitt. roto tray. carrying csia. ^ ^ ^ ^ _ |aca CiMi lafiUi low {Vice, $.97 4 e 9 8 Oui regular low pries, 5.97 Our regular low prica, 42J6 Our regular low price, 24.97 GrmA W ay talf IrlM A thiitlar p«lnl..971 »karta 4.83 38.88 19.88 Our (evlar lew price', 69.97 0 4 * 8 8 Our itfilar low price, 9.97 4.88 Looks ftoih, wttrt longtrl LusUous boauty In vibtant colon. Quart oizo - Sugerbly tailored In Tallorad with axport cool, 65% Dacron* craftsmanship In lux­ ury cottons. WoVon araadl W ay l a i p a r l a l p m w t k aaaaial • gal. 3 .3 7 Fojyeiter and 35% cotton poplin vreava. stiipaa, chocks, om- For outdoors or indoors! Porch & dock anamsi. Reiitts waathat. Our io|uUi'iOfr pr>Mi 3-V Oil. Ivy bolt loop modtia htoldorod 4 toxturod with fine full cUt. sol ids. Rifular and continontal collaia, Iiackafa af 4 palat braihat..; ...... 1 ...... 4 7 1 Blue, green, sand, gey, fold, black. s ia tab adJuatimiiL Far ail typoo of pokrtHH.. 2910 42, SJN.L.XL. M FIUI EDITOR YASHICA SMmW e CAMEW BAUSH 4 LOMB TELESCOPE KEYSTONE AUTO-LOAO PROJECTOR 7 X 35 CF BINOCULARS ,, CONTOUR 0A06ET BAG fdllyrilllV 'AUtMlKHd* automatic singleKlfiaU lensUaa.'.Wl.^.. reflex, A* alaailaaai atap laAdlar *i|if|ht vifwinf Kreen, 40(7 i n ! Automatip laet-to-rbel thraadjng, Lightweight, hlgfi' quality bine- Roomy ckse, for fivie or ttlll Powerful magnification,' idaal for milsr.I^ouni<' Noovy puga, 3 atapi, huckot Wof, non-okid foot Our laguiat tow pileo, 10.17 2.69 6ICh espscIWi easy glip in loading. long ranga viewing. F).s zegre Itna, SOO'watt blorwr culart with jcenlsr focus, costal CasMiu hbMs Dulbr,' acceosorlgg glau tocTis. Battery oration. cooled, rlMsgtat conlipl. Iona, daluxo carrying csm. toe! Adjustable shoulder tbap. COMPARE'AT^.98to4.9S COMPARE AT 4.91 $.91 120 OTP OUR RCQULAR . * to PRICE, 89.97 4 ^ ' ' 8 8 radiwaa^ ita la f|i«t Arlaa Raicklys 79 l l e S t Oui tegular low price, 9.97 7.97 Our legulai Is n price, 89.97 79.88 Out isgular low prico, 20.17 T 8 . 8 Our Nfotgr tiwjpilog. tJB 4 * 8 9 ■ Coaytoapply. Natural rodwood tom, won't mb off. Quart itza. P(u$tM ‘ ...... ' ...... V':.'Af, ‘^MANCHiStER PARKAOf, AiUDDU TURHPIKi WISj|l OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9 A M. TO 9 PM- AUNCHISTIRPAWCAO^ AWDPLI y t N MON. THRU SAT. 9 AM. TQ 9, p>4. IT" AT.GRAND*WAY,*.TAI« MONT^ Tp.l^y^^ ^ ^ __ i.______'I i» ^ ’ ' " ' ____ I m i . ____ _ 'k ' M

. . w-i",-' ■ — '-!■ -fj;., " gwq,Ui(mi4iq, **|«**-*w#«m-*m ‘ "lya '•’•y r'V 1 ^ f 'l

MAKfffTTOVrRR EVENING HERALDi MANCHESTER, CX?NN., THURSDAY, MAY 18, fACn NINB Inside ' TV-Radio Tonight DAVIDSON A LiVENTHAL .R ep o rt Cultural Exchangre? lOewtHaMd fKNta Yk * «) Television W e shudder for the good people of Th«9T have been tinder heavY S;00 8-10-ia-18-32) Movi* (40) Petsr Jenolngi—N isrs Spain, but our sorrow Is alleviated by 8) Admiral Jack 7:30 ( 24) Frenek Chat tnuamltUng White Houae pre*, (30) Whtplaah (10-22-3(h Daniel Boon* the prospect that what they lose, we In sure to dampen certain tapecto (34) Friendly Giant ( 3-12) 'The Muilstars ( 8) Sebring Raclaf Spec. (C) the new world may inherit and re­ of tlM firobe. Bor their part, (30) Maverick ReptfbUcana hAve been out- (40) Sw abby Show (3040) Johnny (}uest (C) establish as a pattern of living. S:1S (34) Sins Hi Sins Lo 8:00 (24) Visits with Sculptor xageovB(y partisan in trying to 5:30 ( 8) Huckleberry Hound ( 8-20-40) Donna Reeo There is no doubt about the sad trend divert ..UnreaUgation into (18) Movie ( 3-12) Perry Mason (30) F.Im 8:30 (24) Tile Fourth Estats of affairs in Spain. Busybodies there, antl-Uftl .dtonnele, (34) W hat's New? (10-22-30) Dr. Kildare ( 8-20-40) My Three Sons • Manchester Parkadc but not only busybodies. unfortunately, V^ . a' >1 lA * Yesultt A ■ erldli* breeje- (10) The Pioneers dostn’ 'itf-ttle vital Senate in- f:00 ( 8) New s 9:00 ( .3-12) Password keep talking up the abolition of the si­ ■ V-'.- (10) Eye-Dentify ( 8-20-40) Bewitched • Corbins CiHiisr, West Hartford TeeUgatlve prooeis. Little ha* (34) In Quebec Woods (18) Subscription T V esta. In a recent television program In V, (24) By-Line Ik,". f • i . been learned a* a raeult od the (90) Flash Gordon Madrid, both labor and management ex­ Senatf^utoe Oomralttoe moiic. 32) Rocky and His Friends 9:30 (10-22-30) Hazel (C ) Neither RepubUcan* nor Dem­ 40) Adventures In Psradiss ( 3) Richard Diamond pressed opinions in favor of having i8) New s. Sports, Weather (12) Celebrity Game ocrat* have tried seriously to S :U (22) Club House (24) The Glory Trail everybody work right through the day, (30) Peter Jennings—News ( 8-20-40) Perton Place patrhm credited to It or not otherwise credit­ coeoii m gripfe with confUct-of- with only an American-style snack-stop (80) Rocky and His Friends 10:00 (10-22-30) Suspense Thtr. (C ) ed in this p*P«r sod also the local news pub­ A- IntcNM pOMlss. ..Accordingly, 10-33-80) Huntley-Brinkley (24) In-School Preview lished here. for lunch. cmiORions wMcb m ( 8-20-40) Jimmy Dean Ail ri^.s of republication of special dis­ .34) W hat's New? remain basically' 13) Newsbeat ( 3-12) The Defenders patches herein are also reserved. This is not entirely because the in­ 10:20 ( 24) World of Music unobAMpM. 8) W aiter Cronkite stincts of the people of Spain are chang­ 8) Laramie (C) 11:00 ( 3-8-10-1^20-22-30-40) News, The Herald Printing Company. i : - Hswwaror t;45 S (30) Peter Jennings—News Sport.*. W eather „ , , .. Inc., as­ sumes no financial responsibilitynsibllity for typo­ ing. It is also because more of them live Syndicate 7:09 ( 8) Wyatt Earp (IS) For Adults Only graphical errors appearing in advertisments (33-3(i40) News, Sports, 11:16 (10-30) Tonight (C ) and other reading matter in The Manchester mainly on the plain outside the city, so Weather (20) AB C NIghtllfs Evening Berafd. that there Is a terrible daily transpor­ (10) Wanted (40) Snorts Final (30) Bea W ar 11:20 ( 3) Movie tation crush as they try to get home 34i Survival In the Sea (12) MWvls Pull service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. 18) Subscription TV 11.25 ( S> Movie Publishers Representatives — The Julius and have their siesta. 80) Soort* Camera 11:30 (22) Tonight (C ) Mathews Special Agency — New York FtA Picks Slate; ! (40) Merv Griffin Show (23) M ass Highlight.^ cage. Detroit and Boston. It seems, for Spain, almost an inex­ starts MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ orable trend of the Umes, decreed by A»ir. SATURDAY'S TV WHF.K FOB COMFUBTB U8TINO TIONS. 2 Are Awarded the laws of economics, and of transpor­ tomorrow, Display advertising closing hours; tation logistics. For Monday — 1 p.ml Fnday. F r^ Camp Trips For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. But the ssune laws, in another and May 14 For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. It took a Uttie while tmt aher Radio For Thuraday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. more advanced stage of development, For Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. are also operating for us and on us here gsveral drawings Tuesday (This USttiig Includes only those news broadcasts of 16 or 15 j through For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. nlgbt, the PTA came up 'with Mlinite leagth. Some atatoma-carry other short newacasts.) Classified deadline: 10:90 a.m. each day In America. The biggest single whip of two mothers wbo publication except Saturday — 9 a.m. the Sot. May 22 they hold over us is that we must some­ W D B C — 186# 6:pg______New*.. Sports. Weather Ibreslgl^ to pay thetr 6:45 3 Star Extra- how learn, before very many years have 8:00 Long John W ad* 7:00 Red Sox va. Yankee# Thursday, May 13 karon. A. fre* wdek for a 8:00 Dick Robipson 9:40 Nlghtbe-at passed, to limit ourselves to something Fipemen Give $500 for Scholarship 1:06 New*. Sign Off 11:00 N ew * It, dituffbter at Richard W B C fl—a u like 20 hours of work a week. This may .k * . • _ X.___.X ______>^a__J.k^a sigsVirx^lsi Fk/kl/lw <1 S K 11:15 Sports Final -hugic Wood* Day Alien Dreeser, centw, assistant superintendent of Vernon schools, holds a check p r ^ 8:00 Hartford HIghllghU 11:30 Art Johnson Show ultimately require us to work rporn- ■ented by Vernon Co. 1 volunteer firemen for the high ichool Memorial Scholarship Fuito. 7:00 New *. Sports and Weather w poF—lu e First Of The Season V ings only, four days a week, a kind of M m . A dam Kowalski said her From left. Chief Nelson Skinner; Martin Fagan, principal; Dresstt; . • ! « « « 8:00-Oaaligbt 5:00 Georgie B rew er man of community servioe. And WUllam Scibek. service member. (Herald photo by Saternls.) 13:00 (3ulet Hourt 7:00 Ken Griffin •nwre were, all around, the aoft schedule which would inevitably sug­ IS-yeaFold son wa* still un- W IN F —u s a 13:00 Jonathan D ark detjdiad but weidd probably at­ sounds and scents and pastel vistas of gest and invite a nice siesta period be­ 6:00 W ail St. Today tend as A '”a»»PM'-” M rs John of bid* the committee will an- 8;00 Newa Ore^ Hour of Sharing" which Nasin of WllllmanUc who bid 8:16 Radio Greater Hartford the perfect day of May. The birds were fore we got busy getting Into trouble Erltedabft, the other winner, ncnince its findings, probably goes to mission work. This was $517,000; Joseph Kovarovics of g; 45'Lowell Thomaa courting and building. The many-pani- in our leisure time. a a i d ^ e was the mother of four within a week. 7:00 Yankees va. Red Sox more than their parents ' gave Mansfeld Depot, $560,000, and chlSute end didn’t care which 9:40 Speak U p Hartford cled lilacs, purple and white, loosed In a decade or two, then, American for the same service. Matthew Resier of West Hart­ 10:40 (fordon.^d Jaix one^Mpk.tlie free week. ”As lar Mancheeter Evening Herald their fragrances into an air already tourists will go to Spain to see what The annual Paint and Pallet te ford. $812,000. 13:15 Sign p l a n t as Pm concerned, they are all Columbia corerspondent, Virgin­ Club "vrt exhibit will be held in Another bid, which reportedly I- freighted with the ineffable sweetness the hustle and bustle and eternal drive goiSgb” Ahajeommented.' ia M. Carlson, telephone 7Z8- 6:00 Afternoon Edition the ballroom of the Landmark came in several minutes be­ of apple blossoms- ^ o f American life used to be like, and e n c e - o - MM. Retry Hlnman, new j on Columbia. Green, June 26 ancl yond the deadline of 7 p.m. was 9224. publicity chairman, announced 1 H ie heavy, oppreasitie, summer mug« Spanish tourists will emrie over here to 27, according to Mrs. Raymond from Alexander Schnlp and that .Rlcbaid Curland'a Grade Sons of Norwich, was challenged 221-YARD ACE LDNOEST giness of the day before had disappear- recapture the languorous glory of civi­ Clarke, Rt. 87. Further details y e a r 6 won Um attendance award, a by Nasin and Kovarovlc*. NORW ALK, Ooim. — Hie ; ed. The sky was o o ^ t blue, and the lisation based on the siesta- will be released shortly. FREE Bunl of ALftO to be spent a* the Bids Opened Schnlp, though, Is disputing the longest recorded hole In one - air was from the west, and It was cool class wishes. Bids were opened Tuesday challenge. His bid is $416,863. scored by a woman golfer lost DELIVERY and clear, fit companion for a daily MM.,(SMrlfQr Altken, newly- night for the construction of the Donald Tuttle, board chair year was made last July 1 at Snalltr; Not Necessarily Better InstaUed preddent, announced addition to the Horace Porter man at whose home the bids the KaiacW (Pakistan) Golf . warmer sun, creating a bewitching tern-, Course, Golf Digest magazine next year’* chairmen as fol­ School. The town voted an ap­ w e re opened, said the building ARTHUR DRUG j perature. ISie busy acUvltles of Early Bird are lows: Mrs. Wallace Lohr «md propriation of $515,000 last fall. committee has not yet awarded reports. It was toe 221-yard sec­ ■fiVihg thq old cHche about the world Photognmbed By Sylvlaa Oflara f In this bewitching temperature, there ' Mill. Ralph Ellis, ways and Bids opened were from Joseph the contract. After further study ond hole. getting smaller a fresh workout. Un­ ST. THOM AS S E M IN A R Y : Bloomfield means: Mr*. Clarence Grant ' approached, unheard and unseen, one fortunately technology’s shrinking of and Mrs. Rltoard Ruzlcka, pro­ I more of the additional and traditional time and space suggests to some minds gram ; Mr*. Emil Malek and . accompaniments of spring. that the world is bound to be better as Mrs. Raymond Hoelzer, mem- a result. A corollary is that certain na­ hernhlp; Harry Hlnman. cub I Unheard and unseen, but guided by tional actions which once . were toler­ >cont representative; Mrs. tts own unerring wisdom and instinct, ated are no longer admisaable. By Rowland Evans Jr. Connecticut Yankee Charles Sanborn and Mrs. W al­ ^ tt came on wings of gossamer and with Thus the U.S. is accused of reverting ter Schroder, well child clinic; j landing lighter than touch to its fa­ to 19th century gunboat diplomacy in its Robert D. Novak By A.H.O. Mrs. Arnold Sihvonen, board vorite first of the season location. Dominican intervention, supposedly un­ of education representative thinkable fn the world- of modem M i^ John Erlandson, attend- There, on the instep, just below and weapons and instant communications. W hat has seemed for some cal event* and impulse* being Sjice award; Mrs. Philip Isham J In front of the knob on the ankle, it Just what should have made interven­ months a smouldering battle be­ jty aafety: Mrs. Peter Tambor- WASHINGTON — The still- utsplring goal: To absolve the w h af they are, such cynical ; paused for a second, and saw that alt tion in the national interest so out of secret final report of the Senate faithfully reflect* toe view* of tween benches flamed a little Democrat* may sooner or later 'ninl, leglslaUon; John Erland- d a U is not exacUy clear , to us, but It committoe’s Democratic major­ senior Southern Senators. more openly the other day when *Bon, recreation council repre- I was Hulet, all was well^ h u m ^ Rules Committee on the Bobby ity of any charge of whitwasn. succeed In talking both the ^ w r d to see that the ilommunicationa * ^"Bidter inresHgatiMl Ife barely Although McLendon per­ a judge on one of the benchea, Judge and the RepubHcana into ^sentatlve; Mra. Joseph PeUe- I attention focused on more distant en- This means, first, to destroy sonally Imfllnes toward badly revolution has any relevance to the ca.se; glanced at before one sentence the Connecticut Circuit Court, thinking it might be an accept­ ■tter,'■girl scout repreeentaUve, '. ehanUnents. toe creditability of Don needed rules requiring disclo­ certainly it has not made Communist affronts the reader with this referred to criticism which had able idea. and. Mrs. Hlnman, publicity. agitators any more lovable- B. Reynolds, the Washington sure of outside income by Sen­ been leveled at his own court " 'Diner offl(Sera Installed by *fhen delicately, precisely, with aB the eye-opening phraMi Such cynic*, ss well ss the iBsutance broker who was the ators and Senate employees, the system- by one of to* adorn­ ’Mr*. MAjrjorie-Grant, past pres­ In a c o m p a r^ e kill'd of cemfurtoh, ’’A t ’ this point, it is to Bk open defenders of the Circuit I canny art of the veteran R.N., the lat- chief informer for committee new report make* no such rec­ ment* of the United States Dis­ ident, were Milton Antoony. vice diplomats at the United NaUons are iterated that contrary to storie.4 Court, all seem to proceed, how- I est spring comer introduced into the Itapublicans. But it also means ommendations. Rather, It says trict court Veaident: Mra, Kdward Math- worrying that the establi^ment of the appeaxing In. the- press and sver. on an initial promise shattering precedents of Sen­ ontj- that the odmmlttee reiter­ ^eu, secrotary, and Mrs. Milton ’ flesh and the vein lU tender siphon, and biter-American peace force outside of statements by ■ Sen. John W il­ Circuit Court Judge John which In Itself may be open to atorial courtesy by a frontal ates its Milquetoast recom­ 'Anthony, treasurer. The asso- j thus transported Itself to lU version of the control of the U N Security Council lia m s ...” “This point” la on Cicala, Judging that the evi­ some question. 'Ilil* is the prem­ assault on Sen. Williams, who mendation."! of 1964 — which 'dation will reconvene In the fall. I spring 4elight might set a bad prbcedfent. The fear page 1 of the report dence produced before him did ise that the initiative and at­ dug up the new evidence that vaguely talk about "some form” Girls Cited seqpis to be that this byproduct of the Here is precedent shattering not Justify the conviction of an tack in this w ar between bench- forced a renewal of the invesU- of public disclosure of outside ^' "rtve gf.rls, members of the 1 Gradually, nerve communication by iDominican mov^ cOflld encourage re­ langiuage. indeed, a Senate Com­ individual charged with gam­ «• originated at the federal gatlon and fwho has been feud­ income. Oplurobia Congregational , communication, awareness and disbe- gional groups in Africa and the Middle mittee flatly contradicting the bling, gave a verdict of acquit­ level. ing bitterly with McLendon for Compounding the inadequacy ‘Church,' have received awards Bast to resort to military intervention. veracity of a fellow Senator. six months. tal. adding hi* comment that if There Is on the record, te w - J Uef mounted together toward the sense of the report i* the partisan ’fo r memotlzing and reciting The fact is, however, that neither to- Yet, thLs is only the begtnnLig. police didn’t have evidence ever, one of those stray, casual, Belle-_ j remotely attached to the ankle. It could manner in which it has been ^bodk* of the Bible. dAyfa communications togetherness nor For some 100 pages of tortured, To be sure, Reynolds is not enough, they shouldn’t bring careless and needless slips drafted. Although it has been H oward Bates, Sunday school 2 not be, it was much too early in the toe existence of the Security Council has meandering prose, the report toe most uncontroverslal wit­ such cases into court. Then the of which even distinguished ness and Williams is not too circulated privately among ■'euperinlcndeht, presented Jill j aeason, It was too perfect a day to M ay noUceably diminished the. power appe- goes on as if it were a brief in Circuit Court judge went on to benches can be capable and in most gentle sleuth. But even Democrats, the committee’s I'MoIteoilk and B arbara SUmson ^ for it to be, as wdl, the day o f the ^ A? of various dictators knd regimes. a libel case with Republican ■ay that what disturbed him which the Circuit 0>urt bench some Democrats wonder at the Republican members haven’t vrtto NtotUng silver bracelets A iNasser is perfectly capable of caus- Williams, the, puritanical tenac­ been given a glimpse of it. Nor toe fact that "some mem­ made a reference to the federal i first mosquito. propriety of aiming these 'complete with three charms, a ing trouble on his own, -whether interi ious sin-seeker from Delaware, bers of some' benches” had, in bench which any federal judge darts at Williams In an of­ had Williams been notified of t Ah, springl vening in Yemen or threatening Israel. toe past, crlticixed the Circuit anywhere In the whole state or 'cross, a dnirch and a disc with Sharmeer as defendant. toe indictment against him as ficial Senate report that in­ torayhig hands. They had mem- [Anyone familiar with events in the This semet report almost cer­ this was written. Thus, the Re­ Court for the way in which it country might consider ahnost cludes no new recommendations llorized |u»d were able to recite Congo. Ghana or other parts of tropical tainly will provoke one of the publicans are to be handed a dealt with gambling cases. Lat­ unforgivable. This unfortunate 'I for ethical standards in the 'fibm the Old Testament and the Africa needs little reminding of tha « Rules Committee's typically ut>- fait accompli at the scheduled er. off the bench. Judge Cicala reference, which needleroly and Senate. 'Jitw ToetamenL LEG SIZE STOCKINGS ; Not With Us endless capacities for mischief In thgt roarious closed-door ses.sions Friday meeting. referred specifically to U.S. superfluously found its wav A s for ethical standards, Mc­ Lynn Robinson, Debbie Sadlcn area. And so it is in most 'of tlta world. (scheduled for tomorrow if a In fairness, neither Sen. Jor­ District Court Judge William Into a Circuit O u r t decision Lendon has bowed to the will H. Timbers. 'and " Sharon Green, who com- } The foreign minister of the sovereign Power poliUcs, in a word, has not quorum can be summoned that dan nor the other conunlttee concerning a ratoer unsavory of committee chairman Everett “pleted the Old Testament, re­ J na^on of Japan explained to members gone out of style no matter how much close to the weekend). Republi­ Democrats are fully to blame. This was. to our knowledge, occupation, quoted one of the Jordan, the retired North ceived the bracelet with the B R E V — for small, the world has shrunk. If anything, the cans will Indignantly protest the first Ume a member of the characters associated with this __ *w j of the Japanese Parliament the other Carolina businessman who cross. rapidity of communicatloiils has served the attack on colleague W il­ (See Page Nine) Circuit Court had. openly rec­ occupation as telling police she . day that their objecUon to the idea of ^ Bates reported that toe slender legs, 8 to lOVg. to expose, more clearly and Immediate- liams. But after the shouting, ognised and openly resented the knew it wra* all right so long Church School banks given to ' ttie United States using forces baaed in , ly than in the past, the greed, vanity the report will bo approved on well publicized crusade launch­ M she paid taxes on It; "in- the cliUdren recently TAcro ; Japan in fighting in Vietnam had some and, ill-will of a fair nuhjber of the a ppr'tlsan vote— an unsavory ed by Federal Judge Timbers oeed,” ran the Circuit Court de­ MODITE— for average 'turned in at Easter. It was dis­ merit. worid’s leaders: to show how little re­ concluaim to an unsavory chap­ both on and off his own bench. cision, "she went so far a* to * covered that the children had spect they actually idioifld command. ter In the history of the U.S. A Thought for Today It has been a crusade pushed Insist that she had such assur- legs, 8^ to llV s- I But. he pointed out, the United States ’contributed 170.39 for "One We suspect that future cpmmunica--. Senata with considerable off-the-bench jmee from a federal Judge." The "Flattery is all right,” said a "the Bread of Ufe." There is i could escape any possible conflict with tions breakthroughs, enabling everyone vigor and insistence, right up to Circuit Court decision In ques­ The deficiency the final modem wise man, "if you don't a oertain diet to be had at the DUCHESS — for long , the technical terms of its treaty with to peer still more closely into his neigh­ toe office of Governor John tion, with this unusual refer­ report parallels the deficiency of inhale." altars of the Churches of Christ bor's way of life, are unlikely to produce Dempsey, who found himself ence, appeared In the Connectl- J Japan if it had such forces touch at the investigation itself. The un­ which Is better balanced toan aihple legs, 91/a to a va.st outbreak of mutual affection, O r like chewing gum— enjoy- marcMng along with it about ^ Law Journal dated Sept. 15 i Okinawa on their way to Vietnam. Then derlying atmosphere of the Sen­ Metrecal, neither so fat as to ft is even possible that when people toe taste but don't sw alkw it, the same time some of the more ate that led Bobby Baker, the make us proud nor so lean as lli/ g . I It could be assumed that they had re- get to know each other better the re- It's not for nourishment. cynical thlnkera In his own that that careless ntass assault Senate Majority Secretary, into . to make us bittor. There is con­ ■ ceived their orders to fight In Vietnam . a llt might be an in^ease in mutual party Were reaching the totally on the .whole federal judiciarv blatant conflict-of-interest is ig­ Said the same wise and leam- fession in dhiirch because we i In Okinawa rather than In Japan, and- apUpathy; at least .tnat is happening unworthy and unjustified con- everywhere was really the flnrt nored. Instead, the emphasis. Is apostle who tried “not to ore sometime* bad, there le also SAlf£ Mvr in some places. Trierefore Jt seems elusion that the Federal Judge the Japegiese government would not be on day-to-day partisan squab- i tolnk of himself more highly assurance that we are al'waya UP TO to us that those who pin their hopes for was actually engaged In dem­ V Involved. bles. toan he ought !to think,” the Important where importance teace primarily on improved under- onstrating that he was guber­ ’ mu The committee’s first report beat food for the healthy *oul counts, in the mighty Heart of ; The reason the Japanese government standing are in for a disappointment. If Issued last summer sidestepped ^ “toe unleavened bread of sin- natorial Timbers. a just peace is to be . attained, it will God. One Year Aga I would not be involved would be that, larger ethical questions and cerity and truth.” This cynical suspicion is, so 50%. have to ' be on sounder bases. Bev. George Nostrarvd C ubM exiles were reported concentrated on Baker’s trans- Jesus meant what He said a* far. merely a fleeUng sidelight ' although Okinawa is presumed to be St, M ary’s Episcopal To take the most glaring example, gress'ena. This second report on usual when He called Himself of the w ar between the bench­ BOrt'^rf"puiIl* Cuban SEAMLESS : ; Japanese territory some day agiain, it is Church port of Piioo and de*ttoyiB> . effort hftfl been m&de by & n e ^ t the renewed investigation is es, although, human and pollU- migar miU. "-w a r u n a , now occupied and administered and con- many people to understand the .Com­ even farther off the mark. munist mentality; and especially Rus­ ) trolled by the U.S. military, which has Maj. L, P. McLendon, the T"i- Heel and toe drees sheer or 16 denier Magi-Lace, sian behavior. Reporters and tourists I turned it into a great bastion from year-cld North Carolina trial have made toeir visits and asked their lawyer who is the committee’* reg. 1.60 1*SS G 3.DD f which much pf the ope|a.tion down in questions; the U.S. Government has coimscl for the investigation, Vietnam is now being based and con­ sponsored cultural exchanges in on at­ has drafted a report with aa 16 denier micro-mesh or walking sheer, I ducted. tempt to promote understanding. Fischetti A ll that is well enough, so long as reg. 1.86 1»17 Dpr-SJMI So there was, in the Japanese Parlla- no one cherishes the delusion that such ‘ ment the other day, this quaint legalis- underatMding will pacify Soviet pol­ Agilon sheer stretch, reg. 1.66 icy. It is not lack of understanding on Herald I tic solution of the problem of Japan's 1 .4 1 3 p r.4 n *G I possible Involvement in the Vietnam kIjii Uiat makes the Communists W igerent; rather it is their creed and Yesterdays . war. , their power drive. Although the Soviet* Diamond or floral design textured Cantrece, i Pnesumably, while the Japanese gov- have appeared less troublesome in Eu- 25 Years Ago in recent years, it is principally ! emment Is relying upon sqch legalisms, rer l 2. 1.GG 3 pr-4nW ^ a u s e they have- been blocked by I and while the United SUtes is employ- Western power. Plainly they, along with Republican to^lm committe* Support stockings with Lycra, reg. 6.96. •lects Judge William S. Hyde ; Ing iU own miUtary faciUUss on Okina- toe Chinese Communists, the Castroite* chairman. Mm. Gloria C. Good­ h and the other adherents of the creed, 4oD S pr- way so importantly, the Ji^Mnese for- rich vice ohalrman, and Mm. are not idle in the underdevrioped area* WRAPI-STVUK PKIRTP ! eign m inisUr is not raising the ques- of the world. Julia Crawford treasurer after PUTTON-ON SHIFTS COMFLKTU.V UNKD TAILONKD RNIRTP . Mr. Thomas Ferguson, pubhtfi- AND HKADKKNCHIKF M M u r r s { tlon of when Japan may be going to W hat really needs understanding in PKPMUDA SNORTS AND HRADKmCHipP er of The HeraM, declined re- AND HKADKKIICNIKP fe t Its islands back. » m e quarters is that communism still election as treasurer. W ITH SEAMS it the chief external threat to the U.a. ^ Underneath all this legaHsm: however, » and that ^le U.S. had best look to its SubscripiUons to toe Man­ . there is something more serious. The Interest* when they are under attack. chester Memorial ^osptlal build­ 3 ,d 9 2 .9 9 3 .9 9 2 .9 9 Budget dress sheer or Sisrvice shew, foreign minister’s lasort to such argu­ If that be called gunboat diplomacy in ing fund now t • $67,000. Euy-action fared liUiouette; Drawztring iMod^pOar aal wiM. reg. 1.86% 1.17 IS SnSG ment was required, according to dls- the Dominloan Republic, it is not that Eaey-going line*; with (aunty- llan-tallonrf zip-front olouii* f«t .Qkite# « l two ooHnr ityla*: neat 10 Years Ago with two deep pocket*. Ad(u*t-te> Battictoad WiM l FuD-iippand f patciiss from Tokyo, > y the general tide suddenly gone back to old- mtonefeilbullon-downoonw. eaiooth-line »m*rtneM. a««ka>- and tikn germudi style, or concha fajMoned modes of intervention; it 1* $bs Ua.hak for petfoel It and fwtOIAnwrieanmdaeettae Take advantage ol this once-a-year opportunity oi cciticism. in Japan, of United StatM Thomas F ,' Ferguson, m ana^ and pU(*e» button-fioot. W l * laek poek#4, two i4de poekeW butlsnAowa oopr- RoO-ef that the Communist*, in LaUn America eUevaalbeeHA •oatplila Mirfcrt. Slia* A IA ■■All I6IIIS.M.U in Vietnam. Tlime ^Uce, it Is and elsewhere, have all the Ume been editor and co-publisher of rtOHi^iWvtxSteiAIA , |*AJ»«p»iPle4S.iA to save on iieaatifal Belle-Shameer nykms The Herald, elected eecre'riy- lo us/uia n<- A i ; rei^arted, inohide not only leaders of g r a t i n g on the oideet and most priml- toeasurer of the CkmnecUcut WL .JIM amt f *h» gocUUst party but "all the leading Uve sort of policy— the incessant srsb Pro Aeason ." Half-r.fti^ a limited time oiOyl Stiect your tevodU for land and power. Circuit of the * nmristBil f u a s ' ...... ’ advertieeQ - itMraanl!^ .* w#’^t^«M k«iAf» • •‘•whpkpcm and many prominent (ntol- The oommunications revolution ha* Mm. 'fttomas P. FeifUaoa in your own personal leg shn for the mioit:ii^ elected president of the Man- tty suits. Half- j— * y t o e e ^ " • •'•411 #h------: leotuais, as well as the Liefttst-orienteil IntaresUi^ and even awesome poten- W A V f W* hnv n# »f#Sie lenau l chMter Republican Women’s tV" | 1S at the I student community and the i ^ o r later '■elation* Club. ;y V stylM. ‘ * t neiiairr HALL ? Veu#w#$#e#v#ew# sewnav«l mate fit ever seen! 1 unions.’' among like-minded »tates. It is yet to ’ be dsmonstrated that by lUelf it can Bruce Watkina becomea .pres­ Witteut atthar dlspaiagliig or eo- w o t of Chamber of (kMninaroe. cauM Communtat* to atop being Com- ,___ ifcV: sueb Jajanaas M- -alm a , or otherwise immpve ^ e ^ OjAplng President MaUhewr - M m a g aoHM'lteir. ’nio & tota^.or man. — W A U , s n u i B T JO UR . Rockville, Open dolly UU 6:80 FA1PIV.V: eV O T N IN n .CSSASM y w ; M olghto til 6 p.m. f 'll, I I — ..(.VT

. ;* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 1^ 1 ^ RAGE ELEVEN |>AGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENWG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1988 • w .. - .... — means; Mrs. Kingsley House, Windsar High Sehoot rtM .bdd schools to ttM meddle school ttons In cheiidstiy , Molegy and • South W indsor community and pubUo affairs; He litb amuM fluUok obow proigrun wHt also bo diseusosd. Students Visit poychology., N O W OPEN! Mm Ham Rioliards, sduesr tomorrow at 8 p m . at tbs ic h ooi HLT Masts tlon; M m Richard Rewrea, fine iwiditorium, The Uheas » -Y wM meet to­ P fizer’s Plant Get nylon cord and tread as deep as dRequestsWillB&Heard arts; Mip. Richard Mortimer, QMS tram (hs school Junto night at the W epping Comminv- membership; Mm Richard Kel­ eooneeilce deepztB|tot Haama train 8 to 9:30 pm. ' The one-year-old Pre-lCed School Menus S. O. M. I. ly, hospitality; KmJoseph el cloibea wbM Bw m Sor­ The group will plan the wind­ <3ub o f MOneheatar High School By Zoning App^aU Board Vino, program; 'Mm Robert ing the past wgr- ^ buttered asparagus. Safety Air Ride' nest Lewis Will chaperone. Tuesday; Frankfurt on roll, 49c allow a lot with leaa than the J o * ^ KrawsM Jr., Miss Mary members of tho Constitutional School Meeting Africa — This city's colored required footage and lot area in Nltooloton of Edwud Psstulo. Convention on June 16. - A discuaeion of the middle population o f 70,000 Is to have Altogether, more than 300 pototo chips, cabbage-pineapple CX zone, to allow a building to Oar Wash Set a town of Its own within the students from 16 high schools salad brownie pudding. Men^ Hnbber Heels TM T ow oewor k n ov wiIkw il*s goin c yowll have even better control in GUARANTY UNUMITGD AS tO Women Pick /Nate school program will be held to­ be conatructed with lere than The Wapplng School eighth night by S i^ of Schode Charles. municipal area. Steps have are expected to desicend upon Wednesday; Baked meat loaf, *o ram. passing or in cornering than you The'South Windsor'Women’s mashed potato, buttered beets, TIME OR MIIEAGE 6,0()0 square feet in a zone Club hah- aniumncCd'^ the selec­ graders will wash cars tomor­ Warner at the Orchard' Miq. taken to acqumo land the Pfizer plant—a new one do­ VINCENT Yow never know when a friendty had when your car was brand new. and allow a firehouse ip, row from 3 to 7 p.m. and Sat­ and Avery St. areas. AM& the 16-acre civic center of ing research In chemistry, bio­ bread, butter, mixed fniK. V> a tion pf the stfndlKg; cpr^lttee Thursday: Italian grinder, SHOE REPAIR On a dry road. GX zone oi\. Sullivan Ave. - Jihalnnsn for the elub’h,lM6-66 urday from 9 am. tp 8 pm. at Sunt. Warner wHl^ u i u t o thw.dty within a city, and the chemistry and pharmacology. load is going to turn into something Besides a plant tour, the sen­ appleeauce, ice cream. 1101 MAIN 8T. Other side benefits: Less wander The p ro ^ rty Iz bounded on year.- ' the school. housing and . progmhitntoto tor f^st home building In a multl- NEXT TO KEITH’S wet and slick and treacherous. the north and east by MartinT. Coh^ttsp beads: .Ipclude: Fbahlon Show PlairaM the 1B08-M middle SChobl pro-: tmllito-doUar plan tor the en- iors -will also get a chance to Friday: Baked macaroni and That's the whole idea behind the when you drive down a straight McGrath, south 1^ SulUvan Mrii. Stephen,. Lockwipoid. and The social. onuKs„s»i home gram inchidiog Qmdes 7 and 8.' redevelopment of 300 acres see these sciences in action as cheese, buttered pea«9 bread, butter, phtm crisp. ■ain tire. Yow're ready for it when­ road at 70 or 80. Practically no Ave. and west by Amelia M. Mm Robert WarxviLtinyrAnd economics d u b .of Qie South The relation ot the cfe'nieitary Wjmi.eta^ this year. the -visit tnclude.s demonstra- ever and wherever it happens. “ trolley tracking" when you ride in and Bdlth 8. Wataoni This Is a and out of an expansion strip on CX m na Dorothy Stetson, 141 Portep- the highway. About 10*^, longer brook Ave., East Hartford, a wearing thanoiir 1964 first-line tire. variance to allow the atorags of antiquea In an exiatlng bam and the sals of antiques by apt 870x1 S Mk. TOlntment only at 887 Maui S t niB Is an R-40 mne. Benjamin Potter, 80 Diane '■v; 850x13 Tbb. 11.95 Dr., requests an appeal from tbe building Inspector’s deci­ sion Involving the parking o f a 750x14 Tbb. 13.95 oamping tiaUw at the same ad­ dress. This is an A-20 sons. 800x14 Tbb. 18.95 John J. W oodcock Jr., 1734 On a wet, slippery roMk Ellington lid., a varl^ioe to al­ 850x14 Tbb. 19.95 low a building ekMMP to the 3 0 ^ shorter stops. front and rear Itnaa than WMi a set of rain tires on yowr On s dry road: mitted at 87 Kennedy Rd. Thla. war, youl be able to stop 30% surer control when you ia an I mna ahoirter on a rain-sKckcd road than Plua Tax OOP Meeting 8e« ^ pass or comer. The RepubUosn Town Com* 3PDU coidd whew yowr car was brand m ittee wlH meet tonight at 8 aew. IT this tire sounds just too go<^ PRE6SURE TEMPERED NYLON CORD FOR STRENGTH at the South Windmr Bank and (Tharps bow ntach difference to be true, and you expect to have Trust Oo., Oonummity Room, DEEP POLY-B TREAD FOR EXTRA MILEAGE John FMoh BlviL d im is, on a wet road, between the to pay the price in a rough or noisy MODERN TREAD DESIGN FOR QUICK STOPS, ride (or in money), you're wrong. Tape Reoorder Given sain tire and the tires that origi- FAST STARTS AND SAFE TURNS ONAL—EXTRA Tho South Windsor Women’s aally came widi the '64, '63 or '62 It comes as Original Equipment, Club has presantsd a tape re­ can. if yow own a *61 or earlier on some of the most prestigiows corder and tapes to the South 1965 cars. Which means that it hat Windsor Oommttteo tor Retard­ tr, tbe improvement wiU be even ed ChllAea for use in special to be quiet and tooth-riding, bn- olasses. Every second year the dub selects a oonummity project and spends those two years provid­ ing fundi through ways and moans events. TV community project for 1884-M is the mental­ On a wet ewrwe, yewT boM dre em n i fhewY netiody wMi a more ly retarded In town. The choice mad 50% better than you could sensitive bottom than the test driv­ of a tape recorder and tapes CITY wss msds by the Uaehsra of ers adio evahiale the new models in wlrea yowr car was brand new. T I R the cpecial elssses. Detroit. Seereatlan Employes 357 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER TE L 843-2444 ItM recreation deptulnient has oempletod hiring empleyes m Opes Wdd., Thun., Fri. R 8 — Mon. A Tuet. 8-5:30 — Sot. 8-4 to assist in the summer pro­ gram. Hired as playground aides aro: Peter Zsmuke, a NO MONEY DOWN sophomore. University of Hart­ ford; Miriam Burgess, a Junior, UP TO A YEAR TO Southern Oonnoetk^ State Col­ PAY AT TIRE CITY lege, and Cynthia Sleeper, fresh­ man, University of New Kamp- REFRI6IRAT0R Quick Credit abire. MIm Sleqier, Mlsa Burgass sad Zsmuks worked wtth the Onawet curve: reorsatmn department lead year GO* more skid resistsnee. The ride: “ I personally guarantee your con>- In the oom e oopadty. • So quiet and smooth, Slete MtiatacthMv at H r* Cttgr,". New to the playground are And when yow accelerate on a ohn A. 'Boll, Ihrea. All passenger tires guaranteed FLEET SERVICE ■Ulne Valads, juniorl St' J'o- R*s oiiginal equipment against defects and roiu] hazards seph'a OoUm ; Judith LongPi wwt road, you*! have 20% better on many 'SSs. ulthoot thne or mlleaga Jladts. friehman. Central Coonsctleiit Uaction thdjt'you bad wNdn yowp \ Replacement price pro-rafed on aEET FRIGES SUte^OoUegej and Pau) BotU- 'car was brand new. The price o f the rain the is as re­ tread wear and based on celling oano, Mffioinoi% Uhivuait^ of Figures can't tel yow, thoagh. assuring as the lire itself: about the price. I ConiMcUcut All ors South TOUGH POLY-B ' Windsor residents. what it Jeeh bke to dcivc 6Q niB same price as any other leading Them people wQ! uortleipats auikcr's first-line tire. TREAD, FULL I in a two-day wodcdiop mon- Year car wS handle ia dre laia The official name o f the rain lire STRENGTH NYLON I acred by the Connecticut Rec- I reatlon Ifce It never handled before. Surer is the "U.S. Royal Laredo." None CASINGS noted o f itself. More responsive. Making genuine without. I personnel contact with a good, toKd bunk of So don't give us a hard time ft I munlty playground operation. mad that each rain tire has squee- die tire we bring out says Laredo. ’ Sp^g Pend Hires 6 «.ooxid 1 ^ ,95 , The town baa also hired six Gigantic Sell-Off at Fabulous Price Reductions! fced d ry . Give us a hard time if it doesn't. MUFFLERS « P.R. ■ AG persons to work at Spring Pond But wfaatY X Bee whea the a t i^ k . five aa lifeguards. They com es out? INSTALLATION FREE! Edward Dalton, htstructor We knew yow'd ask d o t for the United States Army tor AmI we're ghd you sa.».--»sswressv desigiisrtd Mtsr. No Money Down tsatie aavlngsl Take Up To ruitiikmfiiutiii ^ DMhy Slated 900x14/820x15 ...... 23.91 A M nswood Ds«t>y been GET ScheddM for Cub Soo^ 186 and 338 for May 21. No payments NORMAN'S Got Norman's 3 YEARS *28 wlX he the r t IP*ck "COOL- 188 at the Avery The amall car dethy ^ Until JU LY SALE 'Cool' Solo PHcos T O PAY tennine who hag the tamum FRICES noer. The bow hare built COMPLETE COMPLETE t h ^ c a n wtOt thafa-fatfasw m one of (ha CW> ■sitlvltiah ^ m m Of ilia ores tnsm Iw jk BRAKE BRAKElREUNE from IJto vhk* SHOP AV omt tatng to Ihnph tm d iu g to h ALWAYS PlEiqV puRNmmi amooMb lhiM b i ADJUSTMENT INSTALLED taebbre whsm. Tbs i i WAMHOUSI i ! ^ ■ : WSigIbr is flYS «■« lu ,., ___ si FR^ HHl Al A N ’5 Pall front Vhesls, check Itta antrdpatsd th*t W® boy* -^dnun, llninf. asala awi x .' BaUha ad ^faar whaab, I'A ' 80-foot track _rtth slsctr|y cylinders, eheck glut blato watan^' adiaat ^ ^ ' -w * ■ * ■ j ^ —— ngj mefc bearlags, add control sivBsiliMt on wumar. ‘ S-' .. IL., ‘ i I EASY PARKHN ifaitoaa wag . am-a-.Mai ___ L __ 4 4 S HAPTtCF'f’ IfOAD. Near M cKEE H sk. fluid as asodad !3Wto7ttelMtB : adjust btaUag esatadi, A umttsd jSttaoc^.Kf aa all, whaela Hr tfaa Mttng *7 j A j * r S' '■ *'• v) .*4’d-S i;

, » J . - ' Vi ' MAKCHESTEB e v e n in g HERXl D, HANCHESim CONN., THUfeSttAY, MAY 18, 1985 eAGB TWELVB THUESDAY, MAY 18,1 9 » Section-Two I t h u r o t a y , m a y is , i 965

■ a. Bolton NNE STREET Weekend of DflncM Is Set it HARTFORD ROAD B y High Sehool and GOP MANCHCSra Does the spring weather make‘s New Library Books you want to kick up your heels? Books added to the adult You’ll Jiave two chances in on# shelves of the Bolton Public Li- wsekerid at the and of the teary last month, fiction: month, so keep yourselves In Bridge, Dangerous Islands; Cal- trim by fixing up youri-^ards dln. Marooned; Catto, Tiger In and take a few lessons In the the Bed; Costaln, Read with Me; latert dance from your oldest DuMauHer, Flight of the Fal­ offspring.' con; Dubois, Shannon; OaMlco, On Friday, May 28 the senior Ills Hand of Mary Constable; high school student council will Hunter, Buddwlng; Innes, Mon­ sponsor a dance for parents and ey from Holme; Packer, Man In other married couples. Tony O’- the Mows; Phillips, Black Glass Bright’s orchestra will provide City; Polil, The 7th Galaxy Heads Assembly music in the gymnasium from 8 Read'ir, end Thayer, Checkpoint; M rs. Ii«it>ert Otrvoy c t S6 to 12 p.m. Entertainment will West. The Ambassadors. Bc«rtx>roi^ Rd. WM hiitfaiVwl be provided by the students. Non-fiction: Barzini, The Ilal- There will also be door prizes. mm prc»id«nt M CKMm m Am- lan.s; Better Homes and Gar­ rnemMy, OttwMc er of the Ladtaa of St. tile BoRon Lake Hotel, starting James and is active in tlie Wo­ for Girls; King, Help! I'm a at 6:80 p.m. A buffet supper Prisonsr in a CSiinese Bakery; men’s Auxiliary of XaDObeater will be^ served and Oil Sae- Jlenrkorial Hoe^fal. La^am , Insects; Macinnas, { gaert’s orchestra will play for Home IS the Hunter: Sands, M y ; Other office** viho srene in- dancing. •taUed last night tiy Mrs. Ken- Shadow Ran Fast; Sartre. Tne aeth L. Fort of Hartfimi, irtate Ernest A. Shepherd, chief of Words, and Stuart, Save Every the alcoholism di'vislon of the Ifresident, and Mim Helen Iho- state Department of Mental The picture of the month from inas of Ulanebester. honomy Health, will be the guest speak­ Mrs. Julia D. Faulkner, retiring after 36 years of teaching, admires the 8400 scholarsMps State pieiiMent, inolude Mrs. the 'Tolland County Art Associ­ er. Shepherd lives on M(. Sum­ ation is Light and Line by San­ that the Manchester Education Association awarded to Eileen Packard (left) and Susan w a ­ Uenry SkeHy. honorary |ue^- ner. terman last night. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Sent; Mrt. George WiUard, vice dra Lavitt. ♦ Mias Donna Lee Dunindl of 38 Church St. is ^sibly moved Tickets for the dance are Art Chib Meets liresklent; Mra. James Taid, re­ by the 1260 scholarship award presented to her by Atty. available from town committee cording secretary; Mrs. Joim The Bolton Art Club will meet Nicolas Head .Philip Bayer, chairman of the Madeline Mitchell Scholar-- members. tonlgM at 8 in the Community ME A Gives Two Grants^ Tax Payments Devanney, financial secretary; ahlp Fund committee of the Manchester Green PTA, as her The Bloodmoblle will visit . Mrs. John Jaalovrahi, cxxrrss Hall. Hans Weiss will give a Pepperell mother, Mrs. Elvina Durandi, looks on. The fund was estab­ United Methodist Church Mon­ water color demonstration. His Top Estimatet yoixtanoe secnstary. * 7 , Green PTA lished In the fall of 1963 In honor of the former Green day from 1:45 to 6:30 pm. Ap­ work at this meeting will have Honors Retiring Teacher Also, Mra lionel Leaaart, School principal, killed in an automlble accident In the sum­ pointments may be made w1,th ireaaurer; Idi*. James Oomins, a different technical approach With two months of the ctus Double Woven Mr. and Mrs. Benato Nicola mer of that year. Miss Durandi, in the top 25 of the gradu­ Mrs. Roy Miner, South Rd„ than the work he demonstrated bentinel; Mm. Frank BeSantoni, ating class at Manchester High School, will enter St. Jo­ chairman. Walk-in doners ane The annual banquet of the^Mrs. Faulkner alone—quite a rent fiscal year still to go, local Saistrees at-arms; and Mrs: Eu- of 18 Stephen S t were installed at the Manchester Fine Arts property tax payments hava last night as the 1966-66 co­ seph's College. West Hartford, In the fall, and will study for welcome. exhibit last week. Manchester Education Associa­ contrast, remarked Arthur 111- «ene Dickenson, aasMant mis- Men’s BLANKET a teaching certificate. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Medical workers ■will be Mrs. tion (M EA) at Piano’s last Ing, former superintendenit of reached $6,972,625, or $94,000 presidents of the Manchester Weiss Is a graduate of the above board of directors’ estte vess-at-arme. * G re«i PTA. They succeed Mrs. Mary Oote, Mi». Harold Laws, Hartford Art School and has night marked the retirement of schools to last year’s retire­ ' The R t Rev. Magr. HMerard J. Mrs. Mtiton Jensen, Mre. Byron two teachers and the awarding ment ceremony when 16 form­ mates, according to figures r*« Stanley Wojcoski. studied in Europe. leased by Collector of Revenue Reardon, diaplain of the Am- Other officers Installed are; Wojcoski, Mra. B s p f o r d semblage was entertained by eitinn, Mrs. T. J. Cpockett, Mrs. Anyone intereteed Is in'vited of scholarships to two Man­ ally retired. weaMy and pMtor of St. Jamt# Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kuehl of Pleppter and Mr*. ‘Vincent Ra- an a cappella program of songs Edward Mack, Mr*. James Nor. to attend. chester High School seniors. He characterized her career Ernest Machell. Tbuixdi, attended the tawbaUa- 74 Mountain R * . co-vice presl- mlzi. by the 6th grade glee club, led ris and Mrs. Richard Dlmock. Members are reminded to Mrs. Julia D. Faulkner, a as a "work of strength,” . . . Machell said that, sltbough by Mrs. Mary Watters, elemen­ the sum includes some property ^Iton oeremonor. Sport! Knit Dress! idents; Mrs. IjOuIs Pierro of 21 The Installation ceremonies, Clerical workers will be Mrs. bring a picture picture fifth grade teacher at the as "building a pcirt of the com­ Ml*. Bdward Kbaak and Mrs. -Agnes Dr., secretary; and Mrs. witnessed by albout 100 per­ tary school music Instructor. J. A FYeddo, Mrs. R.K. Wlnther of the menth competition. Washington School, retires munity trathtlon art Washing­ tax pa}onent8 from prior yean, 2.97 Following the meeting, re it la still approximately 99 par ^dm Siemlenalci veere in ctatga KNIT SHIRTS sons. was conducted by Mrs. after 30 years with the Man­ Fleecy, warm-wlthout-weigbt blankp Olof Anderson of 44 Cone St., Mrs. William Miner, Miss Ella Grange N l^ t Set ton Sast lecturer 'wiU teacher at Bennet Junior High are losbig a master teacher who 100% Textrallzed Nylon Baalon. Wilfred Oote end Andrew provide a part of the program. School,------who - has taught - in , Man- J , has had much influence on the aid, to the to-wn’s General Fund, as of April 30, total ovey Fashion collar, knit bottom A cuffs. Hoar will also help with the Mrs. Bruce Ronson fa hostess. Chester since 1921, a period of i ^ucatiqn, program in Msnehes- “ B ay State Looks Black, white, blue, green, banana, Baseball Reaults 44 years- ter.” $8.7 millions, about $80,000 visit. Eileen Packard, 17, received above the estimates made ta SHIRTS red. Sizes S-M-L-XL. School Holds Open Honee In baseball last night Fiano ' F o r M o re W a to r one of the $400 scholarships May of last year. The first open house at the Realty best Bolton Dairy 14-3. Paul Barron hit a home run for that the MiEA annually awards With the addition of expected Junior-senior high school drew to students who plan to become Income during the next t'w* - BOSTON (A P )—■nie drought out a proportionately sm«jl Fiano. Bob Henry was the 'win­ Police Arrests • tihoics ^ W suaiA. 9 / l J joivjv • ning pitcher and Steve FYeddo teswihers. Eileen, the daughter months, the figure may increas* m Maasnrtnisetts has started 54" number of parents Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pack­ C^lee and toevns on a hunt for T e rr y Coshion Foot pitched for the Dairy team. to where it will total over $125^ night. Those who did attend ard of 69 Durant St., will at­ 000 ahove estimates. amergency water aigipUes. a U.S. CHOICE CHUCK _ S went through a shortened The practice scheduled for Blmer Martin, 58, of 30 Saturday ivjgfor boys ijLfjrs AW16 toww 17A* years jrcicMo tend vw— the--- University---- - w of Connec­ WEfl Charge) With Other funds, too, ore la - The Department of IteaMi es­ Tueeday cIom % schedule and timated that 30 conrmimitlea MEN'S SOX old hem b©«n canceled. Players | tlcut prepamtory to occoimng throwing offensive aAclea on healthy shape, ivith the water heard brief descriptions by the and sewer funds within sight of are tapping emergency sourcea teacher of each class. are asked to check the ne'wspa- an art teacher. I the high'way and was summon- Stripes, checks and solid cottons with SARMENT POT Mock Suaan Waterro^JjS, r e c e l^ appear at the Monches- estimated income, and toe Sp4^ and more are expected because Mike Wilson welcomed the per for future practice dates. spread and button-down collars. 2- teal n r r Distriot, Downtow* Cf the drought, wUcfa weather button knits. Sizes S-M-L. .Ehpsd- s iy te parentp on bd|aIC of the stu­ Appears 1* Play the other tep session of Circuit (3oort 12 Miss MeredlUi P. Elmore, daughter of Charles Warterman, June 7 IXaxlngIXaxing .District.pistrlct and D Dog., o g., Lt> aMcMle as7 DOW is In Ms ateond cloth dress Shirts. Sizte 14VI to'l'T.'" dents over' the P A System. He year. ROAST daughter s f Paul B, Elmore of of 10 BlUn "lyr. 8 ^ Glenn W, Roberts, «t, df 176 ibenw YYinds'atreoayYYinds' already above e v T fl UutnMte teerii fon proyMing the . Gov. John A- Voipa In » spa- \ ^ t ■ f ; * school .and ths school Bajtoerry Hd., Is appearing os to attend WUUmonUc State Col- Manor Rd.. wfM <;h*rged timates. eial messaga to the lagii^ura O.S. Choice CHUCK STEAKS H», 59e was like one Mg family, with Miss Prism in "The Importance lege this fall and stu ^ for w making an illegal left turn Hie Fire District Fund ha* Monday propoeed extendit^ the % everyone, Including teachers, of Being Earnest’’ at the Univer­ elementary school teaching pro- ordered to appear In court receipts totaling over $11,000 sity of Connecticut this week. above toe estimate f o r .A.fuH- .jtx month Hmit gn use of emer­ -- - -Wy taking, an interest in everyone feaaioii. , ----- on June 7. Patrolman Raymond gency water sources for the rest U.8. CHOiCT, CUT FROM UEAN SHOULDER ' else. Miss SImore, a tehior, has ap­ Both are honor studente and mode the arrest at year’s receipts, the Dog licenaa « f the year. Boys* Boxer Waist He said that homework peared in many plays at the bojh took part to toe Jt^r ^ Woodbrldge SU. yea- Fund, $2,700, and too DowBf fknne ootamunltiee have al- i.ONDON BROIL Lb. 99c seemed easier because of the university. Yeor Teachers Tratotog Pro- terday afternoon, town Dlsfarict Fund, $1,250. Msdy sbartad the bans on wa pride students have in the Briefs gram. Susan teaches at church ter use that in pest years have school. "Some p*(q>le say this The annual moth'er-daughtdr school and Eileen teaches art too | -not cit^iped up until August p l a y s h o r t s VEAL CUTLETS (Frozen, Cubed) U.79C pride' wfll w ear-off,” Wilson tea for Grade 5, given by the Lutz Junior Museum. - OVM Defense oMclals have added, "But I say they are school nurse, will be held to­ The MiEA usually awards] made available pipes and emer­ FANCY. PLUMP dead, wrong.’’ He commented night in the cafeteria at 8. three $300 scholarships but this gency pumps for hard - preeeed BoUd Colors iberglas on the number of students The zoning oommlsston will year, in 'view of rising educa­ towns. CHICKENS Lb. 49c meet tonight at 8 in the town Plaids DOUBLE BREASTED • turning out to cheer the school tional oosta It decided that $400 ,,flome communiilea have been Full Blpper. teams, whether they are win­ office conference room „to go stipends ■would be more helpful. Holds 16 gar­ Parents! forced to tap sevaral supple­ BOUCLE TIERS ning or toeing. over preliminary plans for the Because Miss Daly did not I mental sources. Brockton nor- ments. Quilted During an organizattoPM Fiano Heights subdivision on attend, the apotUght was on| jnally draws Ms water from Sli­ top A front FRESH SHIPMENT JUST IN FROM MAINE! meeting of the new Education Krch ML tter Lake, but recently added panel. Assort­ OCEAN FRESH. LIVE Council Supt. PhlHp Llguori Public Records water from Furnace Pond. 24” ed colors. tSRhvparents that he planned Warrantee deeds: Lawrence Plans are now to start taking Long 1 ! ^ to hoHl another open grouse dur­ A. Converse' Jr. to Herbert I. , .water from Mbnponsett Pond ing national education week in Johnson, land in the Converse AHENTION MEN! Give your also. 1.00 LOBSHRS the fall. tract; Mabel M. Quish to Pau­ Leominster has used Mx sup- Machine washable curtalna dry in Refr«diment8 were served In line T. E. Maneggia, property We’U moke those old, com­ the home economics room by a jitemental sources of water minutes, shun. Ironing. White, dMige, In rear of Steele Crowing Rd.; fortable shoes of yours m nct last F bM, and Fitchburg committee of mothers. UAR Housing Corp. to Jordon raspberry, gold, blue. FANCY, NATIVE, A L L GlHCEN hte tied into four extra sources. 30’’ A 86’’ lengths 1.28 — Valance 87p ...lb. bunch 29e Confirmation Class Sapper L. and Oollen E, Larson, prop-i Into GOLF SHOES. Your High Schooi Braintree, Holbrook and Ran­ ASPARAGUS SPEARS ...... A potlucik supper for the con­ erty on Mt. Sumner; Andrew new Easter shoes made dolph have started taking sup- firmation class of United Meth- : A n i^d l to town of Bolton, Ufs from Blue Hill River be­ FANCY. INDIAN RIVElt, SEEDLESS, WHITE odist Church will be held to- roods In Ansakil Acres; Morga- LONGER or ^IDER. cause the regular Great Pond ...... 5 for 39c morrow at 6:30 for members of | ret J. Miller to Norman C. and reservoir is already below last ^pR^^PEPRUIT Graduate the class and their parents. 'Elaine M. Luck, property on year's krwest level. The supper Is being plsimed ’ Cook Dr.; Charles A. and Marie SAM YULYES O-EFISN NABISCO GRAHAM CRACKERS...... !-«»• box 36c by the membership commission I. Mhrkel to Frederick A. and Same Side As Watkins Area Weather with Mrs. James Norris to Shirley A- Cook, property on 2$ OAK STREET Boys First Qiiafity charge. The program ■will in­ Steele Crossing Rd., and Helen fth e K e y to -WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — clude demonstrations by the L. Herrick to Frank S. and Borne clioudineu will move in 10 O L DENIM of Course! HIGHLAND PARK MARKET class of their training period Joan T. Manna, lot on Hebron over Connecticut this moming, PhoM 643-4278 which has been directed by the Rd. but sunshine and mild temperar COARSE WEAVE | Dupont Mohican 317 HlRhlond St., MonehMtGr, Cenn^ Rev. Abram Sangrey and Mr. lures w-ill return this afternoon. Teflon and Mrei WilUam Coates since Manehester Evening Herali^ AIR Financial Sides remained clear In south- Seamless last September. Bolton correspondent, Cleme- ♦m New England Wednesday SLEEPING BAG well Young, telephone 64S-898L night as a result, the mercury DUNGAREES ^ Aluminum^ Fry Pan CONDITIONERS ipped into the 40s in many sec- FuU Old Art Cleaned Sone. Mesh Size A L L SIZES Responsibility ^ The leading edge of a mass 4.99 WASHINGTON — Depreasloo M cold air is pushing through 1.58 art is cleaner now. Works of "H O T" PRE-SEASON central and eastern New York NYLONS Fly, rinse 4nd its spanking cleen; Non­ Waterproof plastic bottom. 3 Ib. fine art commissioned by the Btate this moming and is sched­ stick Teflon coating on aluminum. fill, 60” heavy, rqstproof zipper. MANCHESTER Public Works Administration of PRICES Sound fini reiatidns are no mystery to young pooplH uled to advance across southern the 1930’a are the object of a who personal money matters respomlbliL New England by mid-morning. 1.00 diligent search by ths Smith* Ihere is little moisture asso­ WESTERN Sold in sorlaa Institute.. ' So far 217 their own low-cost ciated wi-th this coid front, so paintinga, some by eminent gny shower that normally ac- STYLE!, Folding Drop Leaf oompanies auch a weather sys­ 2 p r. pack artists, l^ve b e w found in toe UBLIC MARKET Labor Deportment. The works tem wlU be insignificant. NORMANS Ragged denim dungarees a t 56c ore inspected, marked for re­ Bkiee wtU clear again this aft- TABLE 803 - 805 MAIN STRt£T atnoon and temperatures wW that will stand repeats pair and cteaned.. Many of thanq ^ d45 Hartford RH (itmb into the low 70s in most washings. Snap waist, 4 wlQ icin an exhibition., ■sctiona big pockets, zipper fly. Look A t The Wonderful WEEKEND SPECIALS! : for your son or daughtar 8 A chance of scattered light Popular western style in most exists for tonight iiv interl- GENUINE QiPRINO gradi I help your graduate keep track of t e sizes 4 to 12. Navy denim. |r vaUey sections, in the cities penMs, nrUnahCiW records. aikiHve within a budgW temperatures will remain in the 24”x60” 40s, but In rural sections low LOIN Jmjaeratures will drop into ths sturdy, metal with gold Any amount opens a ThrffHChack i and white marbtUzed fin- The flow of cool, dry air wUl ish. Bronze tone legs, csr- M UMB ■lizad free. No m inlnuyi hulanna continue over (tw area tomor- rying handle. Acid A burn ▼- sow, Sunny sidse are expected Girls' Easy-Core resistant top. BHOR LEASE to lest throughout the day with • continuattoa of mild tempera- A ^AR PROM PAUL DOOGK PONTIAC ten s that wW leach into the 70s PLAY OBNUD(B flPR0IO. MEDIUM WEIGHT M L MAKES ,! OOBRAL FOR FlYE Fritek Ltea> * Our: Own Make, Pure Pork • T BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - A LAND O’ LAKES Smi^ Link Satukce . .Ib« 79c •ommittse sscurtPC rooms for ”Po«fc RHm •. • A LL MODELS dtlsgetss to next month’s U.S. WEAR BUTTEB V4s si^id fc. 69° Sausage Meat ...... z; .Ib. ^9c Junior Chamber of Qommerde Bstiunai oonventtoo Is trying to ' n w h OrebtaL Lewa lUSE fiin t W E OR TW O YEAR « u n s out bow to •oooiniDodato ites tedte-toss. V E te WTWyU. til 'Fanejr Gofven$BMat ? 9hs Cbsymiw, wyo.. -flstega- QUiUsITf P O E ROU VEBKON. OONiaiPnCinf • M M I*? • ^ te n s to k i t e , tea aohni T f fitoOMO < » IK THE TUKEI «1(ADE A P

.]■ . ■’5 A')' . - .1' "JP-

♦ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1966 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE fPO M M I CANCHBfRK EVENING HERALD, KAKCHEBTB^ OONK, tHURSDAT, KAT It , iM i thorlaad modlflcationa in the The Interviewers, vho will fense and eonducU l^ee radio plan that wilt clip about $155,- Census Planned visit homes chosen to be rep­ Antennas Topic instruction courses. ‘Janus’ to Open MHA to Ask tor New Bids , 000 from the cost of the proj­ resentative of the area, include For further Information call ect. On Dual Jobs Mra. Vance Baker, 289 Porter Or Radio Club Richard Reichenbach, 466 Wood­ At Iliing Today From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen Hila leaves an additional at., and two from elsewhere in land St. Bie Hartford area. On Addition at Westhill 3315.000 that must come from Some MiuKh^ter area, house­ Lewis McCoy, technical edi­ The Little Theetre of Maiv the federal government. Landinga Automated Chester's prodpetidn "Jam us” iPE*! T 101 THE THPIFrr 0*iE holders will be k(sked tor of the American Radio Relay The Mancheater Houslng^ral agency wtO dadda Monday Ih e mOdificatlona that were Thfi Data Decade will open Us three-night run to­ to participate (n a Census Bu-. League, will present an illustrat­ night at Illing Junior High uysat, ON THE \00^0-/ v-'.ijES' muLummtrm u AuthoAty Is hoping to put a adopted Inolude some propoaed WASHINOTON — A ‘hands- fUeterd r. U m p kf t t m BflMIIMiS If the money be forthoom- by tha arehitects, tbe firm of reau survey at “ moohUghting’'' JfKW Yo r k — More than ed lecture on ’’Improving An­ ofT landing system has been School Auditorium. Curtain time •L Mm mym Om fia IB y * • aasdMW ef MPb oonstruotlon oontraot for an ad­ lrt«. whm tha authorlty’a chair­ Pedersen A Tilney of New Ha­ -T- the practice of holding down half the technical Information tenna Installations” at the demonstrated here by a Hlurop- is 8:30. "An «MT JBt lUgart camjmy If frwli teas* Maw«tog toda dition to the WesthUl Gardens man, iiUreotor, oounael and aroh- ven, and others suggested last more than one Job. printed in the United States spring meeting of the Manches­ ean maker and a U.S. airline. The production, directed by 4mmmt. emMatog tha rtalMaaa vefWtoka fli^ie bee C A U P O IM A housing project out to Wd again Iteot will put its case before fad- week by. authority member Three census interviewers will since the Revolutionary War ter Radio Club. Anyone Interest­ It bring! a plane all the way Philip Burgess Sr., will star at • lucioua daaaatt wtdi t«v ad* ARENT "^THE •4 kMk, ddhaisd kadi by May 20. erml hourtng adminiatratota- ' John Hutchinson. visit selected hemek in the area has been. [mblished in the lost ed In radio is welcome to attend to touch - down, yet permits Fred Bllsh III, Betty Lundberg, ter-dimar eordtaJa, aad 1 ha«* mM SwIi . . . and dwylw LAICi sm DOZ Whether It can do so will de­ The houalng .administration to find what p0ri)entaga of the lO years. The world’s research the meeting which will be held complete pilot control. Al­ Harry Kovensky, F^^nk Minu- looBd it la a taaoriU at boOi Oranges pend on whether the Federal originally budgeted about | 1/- GRAIN SORGHUM DIPS population are dual Job hold­ centers are now producing 60 at the Manchester police sta­ though no regularly scheduled tlllo and Florence Getzewlch. lR«n and women. Toon C tn y Public Houslrvg Administration 145,000 for »e project; the WASHINGTON — Grain - sor­ ers. million pa^es of technical pages tion on Monday evening at 7:30. use Is permitted, one carrier Tickets are available at the HOT HOUK. HOi RAVOMU. MAOr-TOJflf hopes to get approval for con­ box office. Miss Robin Lock- haa a Obpaiy oriental 0a««r THRIFTY STORE! 1003 2 5 * allows the authority about 3216,- loweet bid received at an open­ ghum holdings at the start of They will also .task questions a year. A fcut-readlng scientist "Ihls Is another community and ia fomcn for a party kmel}' 000 more than 'was originally 1965 tb^led 952 million bushels, about overtime pay for a month­ would have to study eight hours service project of the club which ditions as bad as 100 foot wood of 9 Margaret Rd., ticket TOIMATOES »49^ SPINACH ouo ing March 17 waa for 31.B16i- chairman, will accept reserva­ aoB or atamar." allocated for the project 0 0 0 . 3 per cent above average but 7 ly survey on employment for the a day until the year 3363 to fln- furnishes radio communications celling and quarter-mile visl- Cfaii*ippir rW O ft The authority hopes the fed- Tha authority last night au> per cent less than a year earlier. u.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. tah JUBt this year’s outpouring. for the Manchester Civil De­ bUlty, tions. 1)4 eu|ia etKwxiiatr wadatn, —-J-W PnKdCdwy*—"-"-*** erulbad, about 12 H a

er saying "tax money." Eight O'clock Featun Grocery Spmeiahl eanta of Bt. W anda of AadW cent below the totals for tbe ObUna sent tha money to tha Socon 2;^L1.09 DUCKLINGS Oaircfa, Bouth Wlndaor. week ending May 1, with 587 city treasurer’s offlee for de- CMUDtMSmi . claimants flHng during tha poM in the city general fund. il b 7 Q ^ auiAO ■ w w H cam eVT PIKO U I e 19 WATEB KOr WASTED BAG # w 2.1J M AL POI EOASTMC LOIfDOIf (AP) — BrUaki’a week ending May 8, and 677 Socon u1.25 during the previous week. Rich Full-bodied S lb Beg 3.19 4 to S Ac, YYNOll DEL MONTE JUICE DRINK CENTER CUT “M * " ^45‘ Mgyeat makero of bathroom Of tbe total, 131 were from 4 5 * aqutpmant diaagreed with tbe RodrvUIa-Vemon-EIUngton Sliced Bacon nintue u69* PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUIT 1-qt 14-oz ^5 BE C Prinoa Fhil^ today after be FOR Supwaieto lUniBBB iibpiceiA* CHERRYSTONI oomplained that tha natkm’a Red Circle ^1^75^ SAVI 16c CANS K P v toUeta wMta water. Vigorous A Winey S lb Beg 2,2f Irwkiortt •‘•wss* CATN JOHN'S CROSS RIB - 69* Jf t; VWtbig London's deaifn cen­ 3 tUPERaiGHT SUCED TIbplig •«( *O n SHEU ter earttar t l ^ wee«7 the Cosmefics quaan’a hudband atopnad at a PENTLAND Bokor MS 7 r Ceeked Salofld "»'**39‘ Steomiiii CIc m THE rum urr CHUCK dUqNay of baitxoom bardware. rrs HADDOCK P 06K, KW AND VIAl KING--AIASICAN COOKto "TMs to the biggeat waate of "Ererythlng la Flower^ HERSHEY SYRUP ROAST water in- the countryj’’ aald Oeatsally Located At McdtLecf ^79* CnA legs ^t9^ 59' _X . . • ' Fbttp. "Tou fbMb away- two 24 BmCH STBEBT Uggeffs DINNERS M VOtTEO SUCED niEo — ~ CHOCOLATE FLAVOR gallotH.’’ 643-4444—64S-6247 CleXect Ceckfld Hom »1.09 FhhCokM »39^ 16-OZ CAN A spokeaman for Twyford'a, Opea 8A0-6A0 S A V I 5c IN All Cut From Heavy Western Steer Beef At Tht Psikads uotNO ruMiiwi rouM CUDAHY^ CANNU) 1 8 ‘ Ltd., replied today: “Anything Open Thuraday Nighta till 9 Gsssisi Sprhf lamb below the two gattona would be Parking Acrosa the Street MANCHESTER Plcdfc 3 1.00 Picnic Skeeldar U 9 conaidered by moat health au- LAMB LEGS ^75* For 100 G an . . . RKae. SUPER-tlGHT thortttaa to ha unhygienic.” SHOULDER CHOPS »95* LAYIR Veal CiAe StMks ^79^ CAKI MIXIt CedRIletf •Y THE rilC l PILLSBURY Mwotr w ptizA fuvona RIB LAMB CHOPS »1.09 Halit's Cctiep 2 m 4S* RHctf Uvarwont ^45^ LAMBCH0P& ^ « »1.59 DOUBLE DUTCH - WHITE • GOLDEN 1-LB3-OZ LB •VCATM-4t OW I BY THE PIECE COMBINATION »55* S A V I 44c 3 PKGS BMlir CecUM •« '« 2 5 ' lologM “ 45* SNOUUCR CNOPf AND STfW H U T MVI UP to 4«c OVBt OTHIR COMPARABU BMNDS

AAP 97%* Caff ein Free JANE PARKER LARGE 1 LB 8 OZ RING SUNSHINI HYDROX Instant Coffee ! SHOULDIR LT.WOOD AAP FROZEN PUUY BAKED C O O K IIS IS 12 O Z 1-LB CEUO cmniOKrSmoked Picnics 4 to 6 Lbi 8 A V I 6c 39< Ground Chuck UCKER PUNT ami HUT MARKET Coffee Cake HAWAIIAN MllOHT PKO A nge l Food BIO RACK RAY 14 FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT Finnst Bolognu VALUl LBS Sliced Bucon BATHROOM A U OUR MEAH ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED— n s s u i NOT PREPACKAGED SAVE 14c ON THIS OUTSTANDING VALUE SOFT-WBVE 7Vi 01 BOLD IN TWO ROLL PACKAGES LB U.S.D.A. CHOICE WHOLE COMBO S A V I t Sc A- PKGS ^ p m e i a i Fresh Haddock Fillet JANE PARKIB lABCf B INCH, 1 U S OZ lAVB 14« Fluff MARSHMALLOW JARS Spe^kf I BOnOM ROUND ROAST P l f C CHOKE OPi APBICOr M mc SAVI ISc AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE RUMP ROAST IBMONOBPHOAPPU BACH G 3 JAM PABXn - ABIT VAMTIBB CALO CAT 1 DOG F00|> EYE ROUND lb Sandwich Creme Cookies mum Blueberries M a c A P P LBS BOnOM ROUND GROUND R e iiln B re a d jMRrMKu.MvtuB jiumgg* HIGH IN PROTEIN 15'AOZ A i f S BUY A CASE OF 24 FOR 2.35-STCXK-UP, SAVE 89c WHOLE S A V I 16c CANS JKW AVG. WEIGHT 25 LBS. WINESAP UB 8 WASHINGTON STATI LB U.S. No. 1 CELLO FIRST PRIZE—SMOKED SHOULDER CANS In rmi WATBEST NATIVE ORAOE "A" DtKeiouM Combination for Broakfatt Of A^P Beets 6 2'A" Mimmum CHICKEN PARTS SUNNYBROOK GRADE A, LARGE, WHTIE t PICNICS Smnyfield VVafflei FROZEN PKGOFl^PKGOF^ 10‘ PLOM IDA - FRESH AND TENDER . n NEW LARGE atol MBA1T CwpfliBB ^*0* 1 pt 8 ei mmC. MORE GROCERY VALUES! Pancake Dyrup 4coff bottle 45 Fresh Eggs DOZENDOZEN 49* GREEN STAMP BREASTS ts : fireen Beans 2 41^ DOUGLAS - SPECIAL OFFER V lb i| 100IXTRA SOBXTRA Armour Treat 2!^ 89< F L O IID A - SOLID, CRISP 1q t 14 LEGS IPLAID STAMPS MAID STAMPS Willi riih ceupew am mmmrn m mmm a ■ Chicken Broth ocean FOR EXTRA LEAN—FRESHLY OROUMD TOBIN’S—FIRST PRI2a> 8m I yetir $S.OO er Selad CembinelieR Fabric Softener ""*« 59* Cucumliers IDEABOOK NOT PRE-FAOKAOED MOTHER GOOSE I e M nmm twmm RBere perdteee I M iMtaa uum Choose from more wonderful gifts than iapwi e«*4 Itowfli FOR YOUR FAVORITE SALAD Chuck Ground Btowtoy, May 11, 1NB AH Or Nt ever before...GET LIVERWURST LlaH Mt mmm m Lady ScottiA«ie«MTiisw 2 >«%G YOURS TODAY! CELLO PKG lUM mUMM ir I ® ^ optai Tomatoes

A lb B A A p k J i l M f H . a W ' - ^ d , / ' N t s c e f i S n o w ' s Id lir Foods I w r y S M w H aw affonRim d Lot US RM your frooifr with UJ.DJL. eholeo mMft— Notivo poultry. i r b i u h t w n i f ^■HhrBol^ Farm fniitt and vocwtobloi. Sovo up l« V# and C l o m d w w h r a o n r s i a Peas & Carrots tZiSS. 2 !^ 29< fiillatte Blades"^” o'^°.69< I 20 S f r a h i M l SBi OW tad V o x to in i nufl oat Hm a king. l a r u b z M c BarboBol .»»»» 39. ■ V ^ :■ Gram Bam" Wa rant ooM sipragn Indwit Inr yonr Albarto '’tiSurTS? »< «v 6 9 e j Spwih' iAR& 2 $ a nranth. Tlw loekor koMt ok ■------i t ^ u 1.28 280 JekssB 'i K her . I w w t j M i c r i i i " l 7 5 c C eppnrs fkii dnal boffora yon bny a Ik ' '• 'U -CH Crf ■ BirAi 1^0 Awdii* LigiM Fissr W ix # a ___ a * - . — - 1 I B a a C . M o d e t s RtOULAIt PKO OF 34 6 9 c Umtoiiin a p i i t a i i i t u ii|i aecy m ttAiu cw e i > R m igoikir 49c m YOU UKE THE lEST GIVE US A TI$T a?M.60 ^ M eotleisM iiiN r^ 'SJISS* "IT O': ’^S'sr . / * LAgQBgf IStTAILMn O P I 81 MSSKU n . REAR OP ICE PLANT 443-8424 ■ PLfNTY OP FREE PARKING SPACf ■4 I TMS iseMt RkW I t -iiMadbAji' .‘■'Hi i: i i A(J.. , :U- . '

1;^. " a; .'iS’l -1^1 .Hi RCANCHESTER EVENDTG BSRALD. M ^GHESTEB, ^GONN^ TI»Jlt8DAY, M AY il, 1966 PAGE SEVENTEEMt PAGE SIXTEBU «a!W »E 81'B E BViBOTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER,’ CONN, THURSDAY, M AT IR 19«8

H ebron p-x k lBli< Post Seeks KM) FREE g r STAMPS: W Nh A i y •f SI «r Mar* Backers for , Jt At Vuur WBuOy N^nlur AMUB ONLY—ONB TO A MLMH.T Youth Event V^lid tkra Saturday, May iSik Na Biamat wHk ClftraHaa ar laar State Low A Joiirt M iter i « being sent out by Jerry and Dick Grant, chair­ jiM lio n d t men of Jonee-Keele Post, Ameri- GRAND ean Legion, and their parents, UNION ■ r - vmH THIS COMMON a ^ ^ Crdhd d yoy ^ef;.xi ,h<»If. No centor First aeleotman and Mrs. Rich­ SutifSlliCS/ ard M. Grant, Oo-Chairmen, to qrojr^JTKiyi^ T-^^ loon, taste sotHfygnqi^m.fbi^your rrioney. civic organization in the three towns of Regional School dis­ f i A P S L trict 8. The purpose is to pro­ mote the aponsorship of out* rteusiOsi* standing jiBtiors from High BV school at liu ire l Girls’ State and Nutmeg Boys' State at the Uni­ versity o f OonneoUcut in Storra, from Sunday, June 37 through jt SNdW WHPTI DOMESTIC ^ \ , Saturday, July 8. J. Boys’ State and Girls’ State f r - developed from the Mea of youth being offered a better per­ spective of government opera' t '' tions, developing of leadership and the showing of Democracy OF -w in action and the building of > V VEAL Id better citizens for tomorrow, in­ suring that at least one girl and 'V I A t iletmoMicAL■ co B o a n c A L and one boy from each town of v^V . . the district will be enabled to LOOfCHOPS S ‘ BREAST OF VEAL 3 9 ' h : ^ iv attend. Selection of delegates is ■OMBLESS made by the Rham faculty. The 'it- cost is 845 for each student at­ VEAL FOR STEW 6 9 ‘ M B CHOPS tending. BONELBSt •VA Advance pledges indicate that ' i f the goals are within reach. The SHOULDER ROASf 69VfVCMSTEil^ ^89‘ deadline for Girls’ State is May 15, for Boys’ Sta|e, June 1. BONEUBHl Counting on continued support, Fresh Ndtive reservations are now being made TURKEY for three girls and three boya. ^tDriON CRUW GENUINE PARTS Contributions should be forward­ ^ | | a 7ORr ifviivflwukSr f ed to the post without delay, BO^EV UHMd V:;: iMlWaa ^ ' (celts(ceHs |4tJ • NOT SECTIONS u . checks made payable to Jonea- 4*:-: -i lUNlORgUCtei i -C-v- __ ^*1 >waa«nnig Keefe Post No. 96, American Legion. The goal is $4 t,'* ' , 1 V *■ » ' *:- FTA Program Set ■i',j CAPITOL FARMS The annual PTA S prin g LBASI XRtS program will be held May 21 B ^ T B i t s r v i n ^ at Hebron detnentary school. ollar als CK FILLET C H lC k E N There will be a matinee at 1 D S O O C iO N u n n 'Hpuh/^ SLICED C O L D CUTS p.m. for the .school children and rA^tK^< i,— . Ahdh,.' ■ .IVESM-OENVINE 34 xommunlties for parents who will not be C U B I SIANT SUPER A able to attend the evening per­ 12.041 iSn ; FHXTOFSOLE In th# Hartford Veal Loaf formance for parents at 7. NIBLETSCORN con .. fc.MARKETS. Lk. Lb. Part 1. will be a dramatlnation C A M n S S iV S of Mother Goose songs by the lO V i- o ^ Springfifid area Mificad Bologna primary tmit. Part 2 will take SOUPS “ic E £ ? £ S r ' con place to a public Ubrary-mrith SKAMD mnOH —a>PLT each class of the intermediate unit performing in; connection .FACIM TISSUE ' g^feafores^ Hanetf UfnnB^ced G ootk with a booki opera and ballet m n p A K BONELESS SMOKED also indnded. All parents are for FIL MAR •> » - C o m i ^ e i r s urged to attend. CATSUP • M m mioir french style CALO FOOD Youth Sunday Marked It was Youth Sunday at St. ; can ORANGE JUICE Peter’s Fpiscopal Churen on •MGREEHMANS m mnoN '■ M Cen SHOULDERS Sunday. Acolytes were Arno SOIID for Mercier and Donnld Core; 3 o : , $ | 0 0 SOUPS ushers, Bonnie Jones, Bonnie TOMATOES PACK SAVE tSc Upplncott, Unda Merritt and CHICKEN NOODLE— CHICKEN RICI S u g a r^ u ro d Susan Merritt. GRAND UNION LUNCHEON •RAND URION—NATDRAl Flowers on the altar Sunday MUSHROOM— VE6ETABLE BEEF were given by Mr. and Mrs. NAPKINS o?,5o SWISS SUCES^:^ 1 * 6 9 ' 4 to 6 it. Avg. Lb. COLLEGE INN i f , „ < wnlTE BRRU) i.iiS’w 25