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' - r"-' t i : : y WEDNESDAY, MAY A, 1M4 Aytoaft Dally Nat Pn m : » • Tt-r k : . . ' z . - - i ' '. ,'h Bar tho Wssk BadM #anir^»ster JEvi^ttftts Herald May 8, liii 1 3 ,9 6 1 S t John’a PoUah National Tho Nayaug Tacht Club will Tfie Guild of Our Lady of St. amendipeot to the Ujtawi will Lana Naw York Stock OathoUe Church win have Mdy hold ita monthly mooting Sat Bartholamew will conduct "V PTA at Buckley he taken. M ra ttoymosMl Brown, r «( the Anmt tyateteff a a i' About Town devotJona tonlj^V a t 7. There urday at tho Marine CMpa. brief open buslnesa mtoting at publioatlcns chairman, will ar coast oparatlOTi, now of ObeolatiMi a ehteBss-sfB'toirl 7:80 Tuesday la ths adtool M- range an sxhiUt of eonrsntion wUl be a m eet^ of the Sodal peague Hall, Ola»tonbuiy. A. To End Season davelo^iW officte to variw8 M gfyftgfiim -i iiii City o f Viliago Charm -Ar. «M Un. Mtm LuniMe ity of the Bleahed Sacrament ' potlnok at 6 pjn. and dlacueaion brary. A Holy Hour, conducted matsriala. Bsfrsshmsnta wtil bs opportunity for « ]• n tW n S t lu m returned after the aervlee. o t the aummer cruise schedule by the Rev. Philto. J. Huseey, ssrvad. will highlight the evening’s ac will follow at 8. Guild afftcers BuoUegr PTA wlU hold Its tivea to devalop toward managHial capaat^ Ih SM tram Mm k , Arte., where final .mMting of ths year Mon Ajdvsrtlasmsnt—■ VOL.U I, N a IM (TWBNTY-Bicni PA6BB-TW0 IBCTIONS) gMjr apent the winter. tivities. for the coming vear will be in Extremely liberal commission ich ed D la d la aecc«»- • The Independent Oarage stalled. Refreshmeiits will be day at the dtiiool at 7:80 pm. Ownera of Manchester met last George Bradlau, principal of If you go away for ths sum panied by very attractive incentive plim. Aaoenaloii Dny mrvUm wlU Pvt. E2 Brian Wagner, eon of served by the Program Owunlt- nh^t at Miller’s Restaurant Mr. and Mra Ronald H. Wag tee. Bennet Junior High, and Hyatt mer rent a Saf6 Depoatt Box at Excellent research facilities for retail and to a tltB - ha held tomorrow Evening: at Jtiui Lamenso of the. Town Sutliffe, principal of Illtng Jun the Connecticut Bank and Trust Zlen BwuifeMcid iMtheran ner of 11 Chester Dr., has com tional accounts. ^ Planning Commission was guest pleted 12 weeks Of basic train ior High, will speak on orienta Oo. fo r your vahiaible piMiers and Obmvh at 7:w pA. speaker. A1 Blrrell of the Tmv- The Army-Navy Auxiliary tion for Jhv junior high. Sixth hrsplaceahls treasures. What Participation in stock and bond underwritmgi. UKUUd ing at Ft. Jackson, S.C. Hs is will meet at 8 tonight at the elers Insurance 0>. also spoke home
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p m TWO ICANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. IfANCHBSTBR. CONN, THURSDAY, MAY T. 1964 BTBMiNa HE&ALDi'llCANCaiK CONN, THURSDAY, MAT T, 1964^ OtiEens Backing HOME G.ARDENER’S 7to(CJUoo^ Big Ovation Sheinwold on Bridge C o Y tn t r y ^ and that week bs OommlttM win rasst ah-S p.m. braka on wben^lfo tohlale was Only 2 Propos^ will to various groi^ tomorrflw at ths home of Mr. Cyclist Hurtf parked on tiii 44oot drtvawAy For Mahler; OBNTUCMANLT BLACK MARL of the church and direct lae and Mrs. Harty A Jaefcaon on tnclln^-Nb charges ware msM O iart^ Change# ALL RIGHT AT TOURNEYS East-Weet vnbieraUe over-all fund raising program. Nathan Hale Hrighto. Thera wlU for,-pd8oe. Hie tree was team- By ALFBlED IHKINWOLO NORTH Donations Sought Saturday The Church Fhtonco Advl- be a discussion on the local ed A K9S aory Serrioo, the R«v. James H. ucational system with Supt. of Avoids Dog^i JQh Ottsana’ Commtttw for Not Britten Nafi^Mal Men’s No arrests nor Injuries at Team CRamplea ■ S7J104 Ameling, church paator, ox- Schools Tnisop L. ’Tilley prasi- only minor lender damage to ■attar Qovenunent haa an- ’a m 0 1043 plalnod, la a part of the Divi ent. AH Interested are invited ■waad Mn ot tha charter revi- I don’t object to a little To Aid Baseball Program one vehicle was reported in a T] n~ 11 ir li Tr* n im n i By JOHN ORUBBR ___ AKQI2 sion of Church Extension of to attend. Smacks Auto 3 pjn. two-oar accident yeatar- alona schaduled to be voted standing ovation from a * Mackmall, but there has to be — c - - *• ths United Church Board for Uriel Lodge of Maeone wiU tipon at the May !•' referendum, a liinit. When my Canadian O onatiT Bm aycUat yeeUr- day on Main S t, Just south of Jammed house greeted Frits ^ A 732 for torso years Homeland Mlnlsterlaa. have a etated conunuideatlons Park St. but had taken no Mend on any frlenda Sammy Ketaela and Wil $ 3 512 ” * V AKI7 ■oofotkn.ntetion, be.me. spe sponeored of ths Coventry Boys Baasball treated at Manchester Mahler both at the opening and ly Lebovic greet me at a tour BrIafB at 7:10 p.m. Saturday a t the af the other proposed chanfee. 0 AJ7 0 $ procnmi will get under way Aasoolatlon, be., and L. James Gerard Mogielnlold of Oovoh' Masonic Hall in Merrow. 'nfo Hospital for a frac- BINGO/ f.A .C . SAUXOOM In addltton, at a meeting held nament ahd announce that for A 1097 leg and bruises and laoer- HIS MASTER’S VOICE the closing of last nlikt’s sub with a Tig Day on Saturday Loyrim, ur^lre-in-ohief for tha try is one of eight msmhers of entered , apprentice degree will TOPEKA. Kan. (AP)—Whan Monday night by 11 members of scription concert by the Hart the modest sum of one drink with Edward A, Neumann as assoqlation for many years. he conferred. There wilt be an after he ran hie bike In- EVERY MONDAY— 8 P.M. the committee, It endorsed the ford Symphony Orchestra, the apiece they will not refer to a Oak HiU School’s track tsam front of a car while Jse- car horn kept blowing outside \ general chairman. Tbo dona* ’Thee# two men have been se wtio attend the annual official rieit for tns|>4ctlon by the Police Department Wednes prapoaed gsra.OOO addition to the final one to be conducted the hand I played against them ttona reoelvod will be uaed to win Right Worshipful Brother Eldon tng chaisd by a dog. 26 YILLAOE STKEET. KOCKVILLI Robertson School,i and decided last March, that’i quits gentle O KQ9S52 lected by the aseoclatlon’s board Baatam Athletic Aaaoclatkm Patrick' S^Tburneau of 133 day, Traffic Lt. Ed Bozarth talented and industrious gentle erato the PTOgram for Um of directors In recojmition of the Roesitor, dieMct deputy of the looked out the window. And he to take no stand on North End man who has. headed the group manly. But when they talk A 3 for the Blind track and field Ninth IfaaOnlc District West. Brookfield St. ww riding north Redevalopment. during the past eleven eesMmis. about the hand In my draams WeA NeAl many years of volunteer serv tournament Saturday and Sun on Pitkin. Bt. froih Academy St. took a seco.id look. PINCH TIPS OF MUMS -for Pass PMB All parsnta havtau; boys m - ice to Its local basebu program. The 'officers’ rehearsal wUl A big German shepherd dog The endorsed proposed char It was the largest house I so that I wake up in . a cold roUod In the teams that ocm day in Philadelphia. taks place at 7:30 p.m. tomor- toortly after 4 pA.! and wasi ter dianges concern the tenure have ever seen on band for a sweat, that’s going too far. ^ I t Bertron A Hunt chairman of Peter D. Stanpaon of Coven looking toward a dog that was had his forefeet planted firmly Masses of Blooms is Double A1 1 3 J'S RESTAURANT asriet with tos drlTing during the board of directors, has list romr at Maeonic Hall. on the horn of a police car. His and removal of the general concert by this orchestra. Many South dealer' try is among 34 studenUAt the Auxiliary Daaoe Saturday chasing him, police sAM. The came, no doubt, to bear Benja Opening lead—ten of Clubs ROUTE I Md 44-A—BOLTON the housa-to-houss eanvaas on ed the 18 teams to operate with youth rode into the Inberaectlon master. Patrolman Lorman manager and the mandatory Gatuidsy ars aakod to report at their aponsors and managera. Untveraity of ConnoottCut who A nibCic dance will be spon- Adair, was inside the' building. ONLY AT MMNRM OIM YDV PWMHItot rWWOUt two-year review. min Britten's "War Requiem,’’ My partner opened the ten of a spade. Inetead I led a third will be inducted Jhembers to eored by th« Women’s Auxiliary and crashed hesdon into a Pinch Way to Fine Mums but more came to pay tribute chlbe, and 1 let dummy win the heart. 30:30 Am. a t the Plaine Athle- The list follows: southbound Pitkin St. oar Oper **He does it every once tn a John Hannon, ohairman of the tio FMd. Drivsta WIN b4 wsa- American Legion team for morrow of >h« Alpha Chapter, to the Coventry Volunteer Fire while,” Adair said. “He-doesn’t aommittee, said that "an afflr- By ALLAN SWe NSON to Mr. Mahler who leaves be- first trick with the Idiig. At the Now there was no escape. My , rolls out the welcome mat for all Beto Oamfha Sigma, a national Association, Inc. at 9 p.m. Sat ated by Clarence J. Burke, 63, TREANUR^CHEST Newepteper Enterprise Assn. cause his contract was not re-, time I ' thought my partner poor partner had to lead a eigned to apeoific areaa to oov- boya 14 thrqitgh 18 yaars.jipon- of 329 Autumn St. The youth like to be left alone.” mattve vote on thes»^two bud is well formed, and strong. w and team memlMn tomake sored byTToga Yams, managed hm pri^ wtriety for outstand urday at the South Coventry tions ( 6 and 6) will tend to I Spring is mum-ptnchlng time newed, not because he, or the | might have 10-7 of clubs, but spade, and Lebovic got away flrriuxise annex for the benefit was thrown into the car and on - DIAM0N03 Then remove the side buds Im- orchestra, or the concert-going I this was unimportant. The best MOTHERS / b MOTHER’S DAY... the house oalls. by Eugene RychUng and co a le d in g ’hul^eaa''students. Seniors to the roadway. He was taken atrwigthen the council-manager! in the garden. low it, to force all the growth with a penalty eC only IM by John Risfey of the Coventry elected to, the society must of the auxiliary treasury. In form of government that we Chrysanthemums often get public want to dismiss him | play was to take the ace of points. When toe work is completed, charge of UckeU are Mrs.- to the hospital where X rays into one big blossom bud. from the Hartford scene. The cIuiM and return the seven of High School faculty l^ld iipedal rank In.thS upper 10 per cent disclosed the leg fraetura. He BlBMIi now have.*’ \ long and spindly by autumn. That’s the way to get big "foot 1 want to write those earda ■le workera will report, aa aa- of their class. Frederick Young of Main St. FOR McraputaJMleal He added, '*We do not an-1 They fall over Just when they demonstration last evening was spades down,” eald Kehela. A m«nM tmsurp«is«cli i«rv#el In m most ooii* ■igned, to one of three plaoos; consultant to the bosfd of direc and Mrs. Keith Benoit of Wood was treated and sent home. ball" chrysanthemums. ample proof- of that. Lebovic, playing the South tors. First Selectman Richard M. BM.ywiMatnntMBe----- done the other proposed char-1 should look’their best. But for masses of bloom on “Oat him to autograph the gonial atm osphoroi^ro tha IngraeKanti to Coventry Gramnfar School, the land Rd. The bicycle was badly dam ter changes because we are still To prevent this, take a few Britten's "War Rsquium” rS' cards, led the deuce of clubs deck,” suggested Lebovic. Boberteon SohocH, the Old Cen Colt Learl* In the WlUlman. Galinat reports the Center The "Hitchhikers” from Cov aged and the front grille on the sturdy chrysanthemum plants celved an excellent perform' from dummy at the second tic lA i^ e for boys 16 and 16 School at the corner of Rt. 81 Cosmetics for a strong mayor-alderman minutes today to ptach'back the that aren’t leggy and spindly, And that’s bow the Uaokmail maka Mom's day out a tramandous sueaatsl ter School. entry wll plsy for dancing. A car had moderate damage, po form of government, and refuse mums. All you need to do is ance by the 360 or so singers | trick, suddenly I didn’t know started. I’m willing to let it go 3fbre than 300 boya have years of age, sponsored by Con and School St. will be open all qiecial prise will be awarded. lice said. No charges were pinch the buds back until the and musicians who taxed the j what to do. If I played low necticut Bl-Products and coach day Saturday for anyone Inte to endorse the actions of the use thumb and forefinger to first pr second week of July. on If the boys will Just stay Lagal Bavaragat Sarvad aigned up for the 16 local Accept Money Orders brought against the motorist. , IT’S Charter Revision Commission. i pinch out the young, .growing faciliUes of the Bushnell's and let South steal Uie trick out of my dreams. But, of toama under the suparvWiSh of ed by Alexia DouvlUe, rested in inspecting the build Poetmaster Herman F. Le- A 13-fOot white-pine tree w u "By endorsing the proposed i tipe. This makes the plant stage to utmost capacity, but It I would never again be able course, they must never tell asore than 60 adulU, Pony League for boys 18 and ing. This Is being done prioi* to Doyt has been notified by the imrooted when a car owned, by I branch out. It doesn't get so fails to live up to all the glow-1 to visit Toronto. So I put up the how I defended this hand. 14 years old, three teams: Sav a public auction the B ^rd of Boston Regional Director that Margaret L. Shainln of 86 S. «245 changes pertaining to the gen trrg reports that have bebn cir-. jack of clubs, The baaehaH ^eokon wiUopen Selectmen will conduct oft he Liggetts eral manager, we are only indi ! long and leggy, and produces a South Windsor Dally
Richard Pack, Dism Persca, Kathleui Person, Dsvld Pesos, Roads Blocked im m unities Pooling Data Pull Over, Stop i i p H i ^ ^ Jvdoin^ Mi4s Rackowski Carol Plela, Susan Pinto, Bev erly Rautenberg, Matthew Reis For Sewer W oA For Fire, Police ' Annual Service er, Msureen Rlback, AMgall About* Assaults on W o m e n Win TopHonors at MHS Richmond, Gloria R bnu Say§ State Law I . At Beth Sholom BaoauM cf tlie imtaUa- The Baby Has Also, Nancy Ryan, Jdyes Ry- tlon o f a 10-hMh water bar to her baa with her aloth- lander, Robert Samuelson, Di lem Page One) Page One) main fretn the vicinity of tag. Befora leaving, ha eut tha Manchester and area motorr | caieiyl Oark, Fatrioia tiaik, ane Scruton, Diane Sharp, Vtaa H B iM a aMm tharOm t - dstl^l darke, Kathleen Con- toe high srhool to M[aaolM»- 19:10 pm .—A man walked tolepbone wire. e, aponaored Madeline Slade, Kerwln Spen lata are reminded by police and ' ■abtath Mniec. placing amon^ the top 12,000 Ion. JacqueUne Corbett. ter Memorial HoepItaL aev- into the aeoond floor apartmeftt Ik e intruder tod not rajM any Been Named... t>f Tamplaipl« B* Beth cer, Anm Spoelto, Deborah eral streets, of necessity, fire offlcUla of toe stats law | A m Wataiteod of secondary sSMenta in the coun- Also, Carroll Cowing, Susan of a 36-year^ Hamden wok o f the women, poUoe said. Mnlom, wUl be held SaturdayMturda; Starkel, ^ eryl Starkweather, have been and wUI continue that requires footorlsta, upon i try. Crane, Elizabeth Dawkins, man, rapreaented hlmaalf aa be Tha women were not idaoti* at 10:80 a.m. in the aanctuary Henry Stephenson, TJnda Stur- to be Mocked off. hearing a fire or police vehicle, Both/arere among the six WlUlam -Dixon, Robert Dorohee- ing from Bt Raphael’a Hoepi- fled. ______at the Temple. The aenrice ta tevant, Nancy S ilv a n , Susan or ambulance siren, hom, gong ter, Marian Edwards, Sharon The town water depart U l and told her to dlarobe ao traditianally held each year the Udents awarded United Swadosh. Janet Tomlinson, or bell, to pull over to the right: Edwards, Eileen Felthsm, Wil ment and the oontractor . that he could examine her. day before Mother’a Day< __Corporation Scholar- Carol Torstenson. Myra Treash, I/.S. PJaiM U$«d ' Miner, Allen Raymond, aon of Raymond Allen and side of the highway and stop., liam Frank, John Franzoaa, have asked the public to be When ahe lefuaad, he tried to Mra. Joaeph Bpateln, presl- in March. Given to sons Bette Turcotte, Alex Urbanetti, Louim Buck Miner, 4S High St., Rockville. He wae bom The atate statute notee that | Dana Frazier, Elizabeth Gau- patient, and have promised pull bar skirt off. When aha te- OSLO — Through the Nor dant of the Omnecticut Branch igbtera of UAC employes, Blair VanCamp, Richard Zllin- April 20 at Maneheeter Memorial Hoapital. Hie Aiatemal any motorist not allowing the dreau, Diane Gee, Graglenn to cause as little Inoon- ■isted thla, he offered her mon wegian Productivity Institute 10 of National Women’a Leagu ^ provide the winners with skas. A NEW ENGLAND grandparente are Mr. and Mra William Buck, Somera. Hie right of way of such vehicles, Gibbs. Chris Glenney, Donald venience aa poaaible. ey, which ahe lefuaed to take. Norwegian firma laat year ra- erin be the gueat a p e ^ r . ___ four-year tuitions and fees M tem al grandparente are Mr. and Mra. Francia Miner, aa described, is punishable by a OobeiUe, Doreen Golas, Lyn Thera will be 87 million tele Flower St. between Main 2:00 pm . — A 2S-year-old oaived 160 reporU on long- Partlelpatlng fat the aprvicp'wUl l o r the atudy o f e n d e a rin g or FA V O R ITE SINCE lg9S Rockville. He haa a brother, Raymond, 11 montha; .and three fine of not more than $50 or a Ooodstine, Gloria Gozdz. Pat- phones in toe country this year, and X3ro Sta., may be New Haven woman opened toe range-planning researto pre ba Mra. PhiUp BayeP, M il Ire an allied science at the college alatera, Peggy, 6, Debra, 4, and Laurie, 8. seven-day jail sentence, or both, an Increase of 3 million over blocked off this aftanwon, door of her apartment to a man pared by the ataff af the Stan lim Liuckman, Mra. . of their choice. rtda Gut. Paul Gworek. * * • • • if prosecuted in court action. 1963, the Cbmmerce Depart and artll be hkMked e ff to who claimed to be a phunber. ford Reaearch Inatltuta ta Cali Raddliv. Hurwitx, Jodoin, whose scholarship la Also, Charles Hald. George Magnuaon, Lynne Margnret, dauijhter o f Lance CpI. "It la getting so now that a ment predicts. morrow. Ha brandlahad a ptotol and tied fornia. Read Herald Ads. Mra. Sol Cohen, ./Mra. Ruth worth $8,400, plana to niajor in Hanley, David Hlnchey, Holly George B. Jr. and Mary Hamilton Magnuaon, Oceanaide, siren or a flashing red light Dambe<^ and M ^ Sidney Tal physics at Worcester Tech to Hooker, Jill .^owroyd. Cathy Calif. She waa bom April 12 at Santa Suaana Hoapital, does not mean anything to some lent. DaughteraHaldng part will prepare for an engineering ca Hubbard. Michael Hurt. Elaine, Oceanaide. Her m atem ^- grandparente are Mr. and Mra. motorists these days; many Include Mlaa ianda Bayer, Miaa Hyson, Judith Jarvis, Eric M. reer. Mias Rackowskl'a award, Super-Right Quality Cut From Heavy Corn-fed Steer Beef Bene In ;1 Hugh Ramaey Hamilton, 543 Vernon St. Her paternal grand- tty to beat the apparatus to /a Deborah ItolM, Miaa Lealie Ru totaling about $8,000, will en Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Paul arenta are Mr. and Mra. George E., Magnuaon Sr„ 95 St. flre,“ a fire official akid jhla I Kracunas. Dennis Kuzmickas, MG ValMi N YMT-liNi rrtw R! bin, Miaa^.Anlta K a n , Miaa An able her to study mathematics John St. week. /' I ile Ihefiaaa, Miaa Beth Angel, at Albertua Magnus in prepara Tara Latawlc, Richard Law Police Chief James M. -Rear-! Miaa Ram la Rodlaw, Miaa Ca tion for teaching on the sec rence, Arthur LeClaire, Janice Diehl, Helfll Ann, daughter of Paul and Virginia Trump don noted that many times an rol loamer and Miaa Rachel ondary or college level. LeMay, Leah Lentocha, Claire Diehl, 116 Keeney St. She waa bom April 24 at Maneheeter ambulance or doctor hali a very Levesque. Biu-bara Lupacchino, Wl^ltaian. / This year, Jodoln’s academic Chuck Roost » ‘ Memorial Hoepital. Her maternal grandparente are Mr. and difficult time getting^ through ,'Mta. Talleny and Mra. Uick- Larry Maney. 33 subjeots are all honors or ad MOTHER Mra. Fred Trump. Weat Springfield, Maaa. She haa four traffic to the scene^f an acci / m a n are In ^Itorge of the hmeh- vanced placement level, con Also, Terry McCarthy. Kath Super-Right Quality, (1st 2 Ribs lb 75c) 7" Cut, 3rd to 6rii Rib brothera, Chriatopher, Paul, Freddie and William. dent where a life may hinge on eon which Urill be served after sisting of Advanced Placement leen McCormick, Todd Metcalf. * • • * • immediate n)edici^ attention. A the warship aervice. They will English, Western CivUisation, Carol Michallk, Bonnie Minton, Cornell, Pan«ela Marie, daughter of Donald Paul and similar statement was made by be aaaiatad by Mrs. Joseph Gor Calculus, Physics, and Lsitin IV. Karf Norris, Jean Olshewskl, W ilm a Tonakl Cornell, 148 Biaaell St She waa bom April 28 Eighth District Fire Chief don, Mrs. Sheal Wenick, Mra. He servee as president of the Carol Ostrinsky, Robert Parma- at St. Francia Hoapital, Hartford. Her maternal grandpar- Francia Limerick concerning Howard Gold, Mra. Jay Gold Verplanck Chapter of toe Na kian. Terrv- Phllbrick, Gerald ^ H A S H E R R enta are Mr. and Mra. Joaeph TOnakl, 59.5 Tolland Tpke. Her fire victims. - stein, Mrs. Jacob Sandals, Mra. Rib Roust » * tional Honor Stwiety, as well as Plante, Dianne Platt, Georgette 55 paternal grandparente are Mr. and Mra. Erwin Cornell, Mud- Motorists are urged to heed Jtdaa Karp and Mrs. Leeter of toe Latin Club and Sounds Ponton, Robert Ponton, John Super-Right Quality Cut from Corn-fed Steer Beef ■on Falla, N.Y. She haa a brother, Peter Mark, 10 montha. such sirens o f police, fire and ttaplro. Cut from Chuck . of MHS, a school radio program Preston, Cheryl Robinson, Law • • * • * ambulatory vehicles, where ex afred over WINF. rence* Roger, Phlljp Rusconl, Paradis, Sylvlo Jr„ aon of Sylvlo J. and Electa Nadeau pediency on the part o f the men I^kdiools Asking He Is also treasurer of the Marilyn Sapita, M allory Paradia, 17 Brookfield St.. South Windsor He waa bom who drive these vehicles is of Radio C3ub and a member of Schardt, Cynthia Schuetz. April 11 at Hartford Hospital. Hla maternal grandfather la the ^ssenca in their aervice to toe High School World, is a Also, Patricia Schwartz, Arthur Nadeau, Backer Lake, N.B., Canada. Hla paternal the .public. $227 Millions Elaine Sheldon. Karen Slbrinsz, Mode Roost » ‘ member of the Student Council, 39 grandfather is Alfred Paradia, Hartford. He has three broth and last summer was chosen to Patricia Slemlenskl, Randall ers, Roland, 10, Roger, 5, and Ronald, 3. ^ SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY CUT FROM HEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF • • ♦ • • ■ « frotn Page One) attend Connecticut Boys’ State Smith, Ellen Sostman, Ingrid at toe University of CotmecH- Stertman, Elizabeth Strom, El Ntawola, Matthew Edward* aon of John William and Park Tractor ODonectleut are not lachided hi cut. len Sturgeon, Richard Sullivan, CHUCK Nallla Knowlton Nlewola, Swamp Rd., Coventry. He waa Bm boaid’a budget. Miss Rackowski has followed Nancy Szarek. Dorothy Thom- boni April 24 at Manchester Memorial Hoapital. His may •1^ Cost $1,376 KaroOmenta at the eooatlonal- a simtiar srtiedule of courses, son, Susan Trotter, Robert Vai- ROAST LB tem al grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Sherman Knowlton; tedm leal achoola would be which include Advanced Place clulis, Kathleen Vennert, Ann Boneless Gardiner, Maine. Hla paternal grandfather is John Felix Crisrola’s Farm Equipment ^ Vlot, Joan Waldman, M ary raised from 7,480 to 7,«20 and at ment Elnglito. CJalctius, Hcaiors Nlewola, Fall River, Mass, He haa a brother, Michael John, Inc., of Agawsun, Maas., haa Williams, Peter Wise, Lois the technical Institutes, from C h e m is t, and Honors rrernto Rot Roast lam i BtuKn-uioifr CUT been awarded a contract t o . Young, Edmond Zaglio. U y 0 Lobsters S.8M to 10,000. Included Is «he m . EXTRA supply the town park depart-1 ftaterbm y technical institute In addition to the honor stu A toree-tone Gold Key win Doyle, Alani* Jean, daughter o f Alan M. and Catherine ment with a light duty tractor. | which win epen thla faU wifti dents, the following make up STAMPS JUICY riAvoerui ner In toe Connecticut Schol Ground Beef Aleom Doyle, 6 Charter Rd., Rofekvllle. She was bom The firm bid $1,876.16 to sup Sai students and Is expected to the first quarter of the class; are Available astic Writing contest, toe April 80 at Manchester *temorial Hospital. Her maternal ply a Farmall 140 taactor to re- . grow to 700 students by the fall served tots year an editor-in- Annette Abraltis, Richard An- Chuck Steak cur mOM HIAVY STIR BEtr grandmother is Mrs. Catherine Alcorn, Glasgow, Scotland. place a 1951 model the park de o f 18M. chief of toe M gh School World, saldl, Charmaine Apel, Barbara Now! H er paternal grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Doyle, partment uaea for grass cutting Tbs total number cf pwraon- Which appears Friday in The Arnold, Nancy Arnold David 307 McKee St. She has two brothera. Brian. 6, and Glenn, 2. and ice clearing chorea. ael positions at aU the state In- Herald. After school. . toe Atkinson, Ruto Beckwith Nan aUTEBOMWiMK, • • * • • Californio Roast Criacola bid on the tractor stltubons eoivered by the budget worked daily as a file clerk at cy Begg, Lorraine Belliveau, u 5 9 » \/ sliced Swordfish Berube, Paula Bridget, daughter of Ronald Robert and was about $200 leas than the would be taoreased from 1,898 The Herald. Shirley Bendell, Anne Boucher, HEAVY BTKK Bar Margaret ^wman Berube, 102 Helalne Rd. She waa bom next best offer, $1,597 from Lo- to ,on. Carol Boudreau, Patrlda Brit Shoulder Roost 3 Her other eoctra-currlciflar ao- Fresh Huddock " • i r 49* April 26 at St. Francia Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal mac, Inc. of Enfield. The budget Inoludes a $2.8 ttvltiee have included serving ton, Jane Brookes, Rosemary {gntodparants are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Bowman, H art aUniaB toerease for a proposed as vice prasident both of toe Brown, Janet Bushnell, Joyce to ixTiA nan nAurt with Plato Beef BONE )N ford. H er paternal grandparents are Mr. and kira. Napoleon aew salary schedule. National Honor Society and toe Carlson, Peter Casella, Janice nnCHAM 09 1 U PKO J. Berube, Hartford. She has a brother, Ronald Robert, 4V4: Current Affairs Club. A mem Chapdelaine, Barbara Ohoman. and two slaters, Ellen Jean, 3, and Lisa Ann, 1*4- mMHM> m o t b l d a m a g e d Nepce Fhwkferts ber o f toe Assumption Church Fresh Turkeys mm 10-12 IBS • • • • • JACKSON, MOSS. (A P )—A Ne- Also, Doreen Clark, Allan and Ms CatooUc Youto Or p u motel, stiU under oonatruc- Covlello, Doreen Crawford, Anderson, Donna Jean, daughter of Kenneth Vemer and ganisation, toe teaches a fourth fion, was heavily damaged by Daniel Creamer, Linda DlMan- Colonial Fronkforts is s e * Blaine Gautreau Anderson. Gerald Park, Coventry. She waa grade catechism class on Sat an axplosloii. Sheriff BVed Pick no, June Ferry, Jeton Fogarty, bora April 25 at Manchester Memorial Hoapital. Her ma urday mornings. Gary Gallagher, Mark Olalber, ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Gautreau, ett said Wednesday night. The students who win be Steaks roniMiouN u 9 9 ' smoM The damage was discovered Louisa O ru l^ Donna Gulblnas, Mansfield. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. g r a f t e d with honors are as when toe motel owner made a Judith Hall, James Halloran, I I OBNUINISrtlNO *RC HOUIAII JLC* Claus V. Olson, Encinitas, Calif. She haa a sister, Lynne First panGl-powGred girdle foHows: Gordon Hurwlts, Karen Kilpat L O m o L e g s OVENRIAOY 1 8 # 0 RIM U OO Marie, 4 ^ . routine check cf toe structure. • « • • • Residants of North Jackson Candyn Adams, Unda Allen, rick, Sharon Kilpatrick Ken Carriage House without pontitl had reported an eiroloBion Tues Miaxine Ailiaon, Jeannette Amir- neth Kittredge, Eha Kfvimae, Lamb Chop*‘^1 . 1 9 7 9 * Quilty, Susan Elizabeth, daughter of Join H. Jr. and Beauty Salon day idght but toerlfTs deputies suit, Alan Anderson, Diane Jon Lambert, Susan Mahoney. Carol Cuclnotta Qullty, 18 Bllyue Rd. She waa bom April 27 had bean unable to find the Bampton, Richard Betkman, Also, Richard Marsh, Leon I sH ouu»n CHOPS at Manchester Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal grandpar 525 Main Street Mast scene. Mary Lou Blake, Jane Blodgett, ard Mathiason, Diane Maynard, LOniO vOm O. and m w meat ib O W ents are Mr. and Mrs. James P. Cuclnotta, Medfield, Masa. Manchester Pickett said the blaat r i { ^ Beverly Burger, Kathleen Jennifer McCormick, Elaine Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. John H. Qullty, Burke, Bruce Campbell, Robert McMahon, Karen Meyer, Thom Medford. Maas. She haa a brother, John Robert, 2V4. Tel. 643-0695 a SO foot bole in the roof, MeotLoovUs • * • • • fawmaes out Walls and buckled Carson, Donna Chitodler, Ste- as Moazer, Sharon Murphy, Ed 100 ^ S T A M P S and gutted toe floor. ven Chapin, Nancy Chat el, win Oates, Sandra Olschefski, WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUR VaUler, Wendy Ann. daughter of Paul Albert and Arlene Solonii p°G 39' Polish Sausage i»69* Barrett Valller, Thrall Rd., Vernon. She was bom April 26 PURCHASE OP ANY SIZE BAG OP JA N E PARKER at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar OXFORD PARK OR RIOALO GRASS SEED ents are Mr. and Mra. Samuel Barratt, Centerdale, R.I. Her A p p l e P ie Mtemal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Albert T. Valller, MAY 9, MM YELLOW RIPE Coventry, R.I. n r. antJ Late* 8 Inch • • * • • 1U80Z Drlggs, Joan Elisabeth, daughter of David Williams and SAVE BANANAS 2 l*s Ann Marie 'Toomey Drigga, 610 N. Main St. She was bom ARTHURS M e April 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mn and Mra. Francis I. Toomey, East THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Californio Oranges juidr Doz 59' Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Roger W. Drigga, East Hartford. She haa a slater, Judith GRAND EATING LBS Ann, 8. 942 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. Anjou Pears 3 A f \ • • • • • JANE PARKER - SPKIAL Araientano, Michelle Marie, daughter of Joaeph A. and iMPOimo WHOLE OR CRACKED Emperor Gropes ^A5* Doris Sinsigalll Armentano, 41 Crestwood Dr. She waa born SELF SERVICEMCE FREE DELIVERY April 27 at Manchester Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal y f e e v Pineapples .a 39’ grandparents are Mr, and Mra. Frank Sinsigalll, 30 Falknor Credseless, Easy-Care WHEAT BREAD Dr. Her paternal grandfather is Joseph Armentano, Hart MOTHER'S DAY PLANTS A FLOWERS— ford. She haa two brothers, Michael, 8, and Steven, 5. SAVE Sc 21^“ 49' (OTHER ARTHUR STORES IN HARTFORD and ROCKVILLE) WIDE VARIETYV ~ AnRACTIVaV PRICED Hewitt, Andrew James, son o f Burton James and Mary Boland Hewitt, Rt. 6, Andover. He waa bom April 28 at Manchester Memorial'Hospital. Hla maternal grandmother The most Heavenly ALKA SELTZER JA N E PARKER la Mrs. John Boland, 57 McKinley St. Hla paternal grand CHtCK! COMPARE! SAVE! mother is Mrs, Jaihea Hewitt, 179 E. Middle Tpke. He has Seersucker R «9 . S9c Now. more than ever you want to get every English Muffins tw o sisters, Terri, 4, and Marjorie, 8. way to walk.. • bit ot coffee goodness you pay for. You can, MODESS too. Switch to one of ASP's premium quality Cocktail Shrimp TtN Y U a 3 1.00 bean coffee blends. 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Many Thanks! President Seeks Recalling of Congress r : • ’ e 1 People have been known to find a baby on the front door step of their homes, but Har ry Smith, director of Man In Mind of President War on Poverty chester's Day Camp for Re- taided Children, fbund a 4- (Cbntlnned from ^ige OM) ship in the Vanderburch Hu GIFTS TO PLEASE HER ON MOTHER’S DAY...AT PRICES TO PLEASE YOU! seatef merry^go-round on hla mane Society of Evansville, In from P « c « Om ) p n ^ ^ m s " 01^ for congress to liberate slowdown in the Sen . w -The anonymous donors left diana.'/ pass laws. a note, saying that the g ift He said: “ We will not win our ate” and then went on to say He even remembered to poke m«nt, YhU, 'he said, leaves only was to be used at the camp. war against poverty until the that if there is one he would fun at his press secretary, « M Ohio area In this category conscience of the entire nation “seriously consider” , calling bushy-haired George Reedy, by compared with 10 out of 11 in* telling the chlldrm: “ Someone is aroused. We will not succeed Johnson stops only to change Congress back after the Repub dustrial areas in liMl. until every citisen regards thfe from his jet back to a helicopter. even suggested you should be lican National Convention in accredited to the White House, Johnson noted that Ohio Uni sufferings of nplghbors as a call But base officials are opening to action.” the gates for a public reception. July and the DemocraUc con Here you are. I .think that that versity, which is celebraUng iU person ought to remain anony IW th anniversary year was the Accepting an invitation to ac Athens, Ohio — The President vention in Augxist. lunior’s, mlftafV m il womaii’f company Johnson on the foray speaks at ceremonies marking mous, at least until he has his AT GLENNEY'S first iasUtutidh of higher learn* " I think that the people of this hair cut again.” li^ to be established west of the into Maryland was Sen. Daniel the 160th birthday of Ohio Uni country are entitled to have a And he concluded the affair Alle^MBies. B. Brewster who will oppose versity and gets briefed on the vote on these important meas arnal iariay prlntf that ratift wrlnkliiiv, « .segregationist Gov. George C. school's efforts to boost local by having the children gather YOUR In^m arks prepared for his ures,” he declared. “This ad round to have their pictures first finmal audience, outside Wallace of Alabama in Mary antipoverty programs. ministration is entitled, to have land's May 19 Democratic pri taken with him. OWN the cou ^ house in mountain* Knoxville, Tenn. — Johnson a vote on them, and I am going ora machln# wathoUaeeeond noail vary littia ireningl mary. GARAGE rimmed Cumberland, Johnson tours a large urbAn renewal to ask the Congress to vote BUILD said: From Cumberland, Johnson project, makes another speech. them up or down.” Legal Notices OUR E N T ip STOCK flies to Martinsburg, W.Va., to “ I come h ereto ask your help Rocky Mount; N.C. — The But the afternoon was too sun change to his big jet. Then he 0FNE9RJRMER In carrying fbrwar^ the Ameri President discusses rural pover ny and the President too Intent MMITATION OBDEB wings into Ohio, Tennessee, ATj^A COURT OF PROBATE held DRESSES REDUCED 0>me out of yotir winter eoeoon in this charming can revolution.” \ ty with a farm'family lour miles on playing the showman to re North Carolina and»Georgla. si Mancheati'r. wlUitn and (or the The first tbjective fp meeting out of town, then drives to City main on a serious track. District of Manchester, on the 30th Shiilwbists and shirts, butterfly print! Green, blue-violet or gold print on white All these states lie within the today's enemies, he said, ‘ ‘is to Hall for a speech. day of April. 1941 )INO aelMs mid ptinto, eet* background. Sises 10 to 18. poverty • pocked Appalachian Asked about his health—he Present Hon. John J. Wsllett, ALL MATIIIAL INCJ, I free 90 million Americans fiom Atlanta — Motorcades today Judge. tons and teyensl S in s states. The President visited suffered a severe heart attack r X r . O V I R H ^ I AND Slondorising onvolope aloove, soft somj-scoop necklino the prison of poverty.” and Friday. Gov. Carl E. San Estate of Herbert 8. Rowley Jr., 12to20,7tol8,iqt three other Appalachian states In 1956—he blended medical late of Manchester, in said District, toSqt. perky bow belt...youts in this smart geometric print shifti He added: *T know what pov ders has urged Georgians to data with a jest: “ They tell me O N A Y ^ IN D O W in a similar whirlwind tour two turn out by the thousands for deceased. s '' erty means to people. I have' that my blood pressure is 125 On motion of E isabeth T. Row- Blue and gold or groon and bluo combination in siies 14H beim ipiemployed. I have shined Vyeeks ago. these. ley of said Manchester, admlnle- over 78, that my heart is nor trix. to 24H. shoes and worked on a highway iFliis latest trek marks the mal, and that I don't have any President's first trip into the ORDERED: That six months 2 X crew for a dollar a day. This Tape fo r Tub$t Stair$ aches and pains. I feel fine. I from the 30th day of Aipril. 1944, be ^8a r a o e tiiFTFM W D t Tho etrikiifg look of skinny stripts...in a shift you can jia s taught me some of the Deep South. He’ll stay overnight get adequate rest and good pay, and the same are limited and al- woor with or without.o bolt! Completoly lined to hold in Atlanta, where his reception lo«-e MAKES! HISSES' SUMMER The modern replmcement for WEIGHT SUPS AND your troublesome wood door. A m lylC AS HI Ml ' • I HALF SLIPS HA r.ji noi'W Mdiw most wanted All steel, permanent, water synmtica blinds. BT PRICES TO PLEBSE TOO tight. Operates at a touch. Shadow panals. Em* bfoldwy and Isco tilm . tm lto, pink and Size A *58.25 Side B *60.95 Size C *64.95 bluo In slMS 32 to 40, S4 II>L*XL-XXLtX)(XL. 1.59 It's Time To THINK GREEN! 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TsI: M652SS LUMBER FUEL •V 1 ytiv..', Nr / • 4 . \ 386 NORTH MAIN STREET ■j - I • * r ■ ^ . ♦ ,V- ! J » f ", if \ K \* m m •» SI. ? T p® I ; '' / ■ • ‘ k \ ' ' ■ . < . . . .. MMSa B«{T lUNOiBSTER EVCtONG HSSAliD,.MANCHESTER,^CONN« THURSDAY, MAY, 7, 19«i M A lto k m ia IVIOTNO 8BLULD, MANCHSSTEB, OOmT^ TRUBStlAY, HAT T, 1M4 lad by the Rev. Richard U ws think Ptesident Johnson also Connecticut Rbck'iillie-Vcrnoii P in t Vote Q oibc linrti totolster of tha Lebanon Mahoney Oaims found K tmpoaaible to resist a sudden Clntrsh, wiU diacuaa tha sublact, impulse to tahe Senator Fulbright down Y a rtk e e On Civil Ri^ts "The Making and Implicatians Budget Realistic TV-Radio Tonight THE pjuMawr Ett»nin$ ^rralin ’ okit of his vealm af theory and let him af tba Labanon Church Stody". "Evatrtktog b Monttiuk Dr. h Accepted >Othar laadrta for tha PUgrun- try to'deal, first hand, on the ground B y A«H>0* ■) Mayor Fraaoto J. Malionay OeaiteaMy La ia tod JM ^sa^mo. aga wtll be Profaaaor Auguatua M Bnunfi m e lia m laval, with one real, tangible world prob J. Bruadags af Stem who wiU tort night told ttia mambera at Governor SMinpisy, M • , .. In Short Town Meeting oontampt ef oourt oaeaa arising g|g_gggg -»e.SIS-SM9 lem. Juat how will tha intelligent theo- aumnuuriaa tha tedihga of the ttM Democratle Towg Oommlt- Television ,0|iau SiMHIiSI ■iiwhtlv partisan momaiit 9a- out of anUdiserimtoattoB tajonc- PUgrtoUge, the Rev. Royal J. taa that too 196446 town budg 1 rtot. the lagialator who normally docan't eently, accused ConnecUmit lU- ttona authoriaad by tha bill. 6:90 ( 9) Bis 9 Theaiar (to (13) Mdvie Open IhM iay NUhto m S 'A ,tinni maattng JOfoU bMora next Jaa. 9 to ba Oibaon^ M toistor-at-Lam at tha et, adopted Monday night ‘te have to execute the policies he helps ,publlcana of having to R waa oppossd by tha John- Stete Oonfarenca, toeha Rav. Bd- *News PhikiW Aereeb-Kto Miputoa y a a t o t ^ raaultad ttott win be soft admtototratton and ths blll’a not a prtlttcal budget, but one OieCkiNsis legislate or advises, make out on this terms with only ons twsijtlath to ward R. RayM of North Ston- that was aaadad." century fact of llfa-tli# mimeo ■eeapMiiM at M«»tou|( Dr. coaductad a t: Mania Btraiat, nonsora, both Dameorato and I?(M) Olsoovery ,, *^**liL2£l* little venture into the'Vmctlon arena It- Lake Siraat. Northaast. Build- togton, tba Rev. W. Raymond Ha said, "I alnearaly fast (M) M Pl^re graphing machlna Mlaetioa of tire raptaoMiuBM RapubilcaBa . Ward of Monroe, Mr. Richard (lO-iaW nim eelf? tog B, Sktonar Road, and Yar- tm . Richard B. RuaaaU, D- that tha budget ia a rsaUstie (91) Movie at t Jh- lUldara The machine, Governor Damp- to toe Charter OonMldattoa T. Purchase at Hartford, Mr. one, aad (bat ths town wiU bo (*» Barir Show ______S A n i J f Senator Fulbright eucceeda hi pdr- sev inferred, was aimoat nm- Bon Btomaatary. Paraata ahculd Oa., leader ef tha Sauthara l&„Three leaa ODamiaatoR. go to tha achool aaaraat them. torcaa, aald a variaUon af it la Gordon MacDonald aad Mn. aUo to fuaetton affioiantly, with 9:10 I t) News Spetu as4 Wsaih (34) The Edltorc ,bU la Adraac* aiiadlng President Makarios to spend nihg the Republican party and 'Mw ioBgr anoiddsrtng* Mon- Montagua WMta of Andover, 9:00 (3-13) P erry Maaoa WINDOW SHADiS Itoaiy to bo offarod naxt wook to no cuts in the aalariao of any • U (») Oab Boum [POthl ••aaaaaaaaafaaaaa* 11.00 more time either in church or in his the people in it, turning touk Dr. proMem resobad a aad Mr. and Mn. Arthur Ben municipal or board of educe- i. r Months •••##••••»•*•••• A raeaption tor Dr. aad Mn.' an affort to ravarsa tha out 0:tu ( 8) Hons Boas ■aatSB OToale Month • saa* aaa**aaa«aaa* •xeeutiva office, and Ism time out di sUtemenU for leglslatora who aHraax reeantlar wtun raMdanta Robait nagahuqr of Taleett- der of Labanon. tton amplograa." (U)(13 Newabeat 9:10 tc; LON» WEARNMi in dkin’t even know they w w a<-ihs Roasdala asetian of Var- eamo. As chairman of tha commit' Mahoney added, "Evan with (10-39-30) Homley-Brinktor i-iWol JL recting the fire against St. Hllarion viKa wiillM haM Wadaaaday at 1 was disappetatad in tha (40) AdvenMraa la nm a 18) kibaCrij TV * INTERSTATE mriTPCT OF _ making them. c«»ting party non raealvad a court order to tha BIka Oarrti«a'Houaa at T too tor this Pilgrimago I shall thto tlgM budget, I predict that ~l)Wbat'aNa» THK ASaOCIAniD P M * Castle, he will have done realistically vote," ha said. 'T thoi^t )) Film 16:00 (10-93^) Suapeaae tk* Awoclated Pr«i« )■ •aeliuttraly «dUM positions no true meeting ot re- have aeraral atreata in that pja. appraclata it if you can relaaia tha town wiTl show progress CLEANTEX la til# n»« ol rapublicatloo of all aawa dla- well. sponslble party minds had aver aaetton at toim put on tha eaU had ahough to carry it But the thia aanounoament in your again tMs coming year." ( 3) W alter Cronkite______(O ' „ Dr. Ktagabufy, aaaoofato JMO> preaoursa ware too graat" (li) Llfa af RUtr (8-lt) The Nureee O rd e r aatchaa eraditad to II or aot otharwlaa eradib troly deliberated, flooding the at a toam maattng lor ao- feasor to phyalos at Trinity CM- nawspapar. Committee diairman ^ad (30) Ron Coekraa (34) In 8 c b (^ P nvlew ad to tkla papar and alao tba local aawa oa^ Btate with partisan nonsanM. aaptoace. Roaedala votera than Tha vote was a bit too close Toun Truly Cummings thanked the mayor ;00 ( I) Wyatt Bare 10:30 (8) Lawbreaker WKh Yaur RaRan lege, Hartford, haa rarignad Ma for comfort for the other side. (34) At laaaa (40) U i m - i . Mllllofislre rMta of rapubUeaUoo «t apodal dla- And we suppose the Demooratlc alMiidad.tha team mtattiw and port to accept a porttlon at Rav. John O. Mentor and the other flVe mamban at pabchao oerela ara alao raaarrad. * voted t^MmaetTM road ac- Sen. Thomas H. Kuchal, OOP the town board of dlrectora "for 03-33-30-10) Nawa. (30) ABC R raort PULL UNE o r okrisoM. Bskor's Senate Cronies Governor Intended to imply toat Bates CMlega to Maine. floor managsr for the MU, Windham, Comactlcut w eather » U:00 (S-6-1340-3»i04^ Nawa. Harald PrtatlBi Oomow^, JJf- only the Republicans, in Mis aaetaiic#., |Ie ia a former chairman and a year and a half of a tre (10)- Have - uun.Oun, WUl 'Amval 6portt, Weatoer VENETIAN lUNDS Tka . th e Montauk In-, quaatton called it distrasatog. (l8) Subacripifoasripdo Tf U :U (io> T m lrtit Show (O) aiiiaot ac tmaedai raapoodmmy for Next Tuesday Senator Clifford Case ef otherwise virtuous world, ^ware member of the flva dirtrlot mendous job dona." (30) CtennooMI«MI (3) Meerie (raphical arrora aroaajlnf ta,^Tdttaafl^U popped tip altar aocMtance of Tha vote left aa the Senate’s Ha aaid, "Tha board has ao- and otliar readloc mattar la Tha Ifaneliaatar New Jersey will finally have the privi wicked devoteee of_ the mm ee- commission; chairman of toe pending bualness a limited jury T:M (33) Maaa. Hlib H iihllshte (40)'8t«ve AUea EraidBS Harald______" the Roaedala roada.. During an first Charter OonaoUdatton Parents Group compClrtiad a good record, and (30) Sporte Camera (U)rSiihacrlMoa TT L A. JOHNSON lege of appearthg before the Senate graph. . . tovaatigatloB, , aeleotmen , dta- trial amendment propaaad Ity haa mads tha town govern T'.ao (30) Have Gun Will Travel U tot (13) Movie _ _ Rules Committee to ask that it requira We have been around too long Oommlaakm and a member of the fianate’s two leaden, DanM>- (10-33) Temple Houiton* 11:30 (10-33) Tonisbt Blew (0> Thuraday, May T to take any strictly partly eovMM teat tha rdids Were tha first Vamon Center Fire Replaces PTO ment m on effleiontr'" (94) ISconomlc Htghllshta ( 3) M ona ail members of the United States Sen fteted' tar, aoeantanee aaveral crat Mika Mansfield and Repub Cumnflngs crtticiBad the Re- PAINT GO. view, and we depend ujx>n the house Building Oommittae. Ha lican Everett M. Dlrksen. SEE SATURDAF’B TV WEEK FfHI CXMfPLBTB UB'riNG ate to declare, on the public record, their information the proliferations vaara ago, but trara over- recently raatgnad his office as pubHean minority on the board 798 Mato St, TM. S4S4dM looked wring ' aa edminlatra- Under this, defandanU to The Manehertar High School "for poUtteally auggerttog a answers to certain questions concerning from the machine provide us to a mambar of tha Yemdn Board criminal oontampt cases grow Half A Million Amerieano tton ebaan. of Bdueation. Dr. Kingsbury PTO alactad to dUband at the half-mill tax rate decrease possible relationships with the famous such a great extent that wa will XoM phll. Oasdllo at Cantor ing out of the Mil’s endoresment and of tha praiant aehool year wtthout nvaaUng whan tha ex Tha aomawhat gkaatly apacUela MANCHE8TER IVBNINO JptERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1964, wsm w »*fAVCHBSTEB EVBanNG MANCHBSTgB, CONW^^THUBSPAY, MAY 7^ Truman Back Crftfeot, hut HoptivU E ven ts 12th Qreuit Coiirt Cases At G uett in TURNPIKE TV -JehnlKMaseB In S ta te Highway Dept. Study (OsaMBBed ftsBi Page Ob s ) Blair Haute - John D. Mason, *1. of 10 BfAMCHSSTBR SBMlON , Presents Summit St., died last vUght at Two Navy ■eamw, Peter W. ManchMter Memorial Hospital. Oenaral Assembly but of the tnm rags Oas) In Directors’ Hands He was a life-long residfent of majority of the oountry's l(|gis- Jarvl, 10, of Stowe, Masa, and Manchester, the ton of John Istures and of th* U.8. Ooa- John M. Rose, IS, of Soinata, President, I hope you tWnk of grssa itself. and Annie Orr Mason, and was today pleaded guilty to stmllar all the MghU you have tumad on The efficiency study of the Town Highway Depart bom on Sept. 27, T882. Retired This cams shout beesuas the basic question in th* case, they substitute chargee of taking a Airing 80 years. They are still m e n t-* highly critical but still hopeful report that has from employ of the Town of motor vehicle without the own Manchester, he had worked for pointed out, was whether both burning In Oreec* and Turkey been in the works since last September—was deliver^ houses of s bicameral (two er's permission. Kadi received the Park and Cemetery Dept a Bix-month suspended Jail fen- and Weatem *Europa and toe to town officials in the Municipal Building yesterday af- tor 33 years. He was a 66-year house) legislature have to con sist of members elected on the tence and was pla<;sd on pro Far Bast snd to ths hearts ef temoon. member of the Foresters of bation for two yen ^ The report w m officially Manchester highway operation America and had been a mem basis of TOpuIation. your oountiymen." turned over to a eubcommittee The Coimectleut House of The two youths were turned to a level that would set a stan ber of the former St. Mary's over to U. S. Navy authorities Rsapbndsd Truman: 'T don’t of the town director* by Robert dard to be emulated by all com Toung Men's Group. Representatives, the U.S. Sen ♦hink ws have had a bettor pres Macri. of the town'* firm of ate and houses of more than for return to Norfolk, Vs., munities.” Mr. Mason and his wife, Mrs. where AWOL charges await ident In a hundred years than audltora. A discussion of the In his introduction to the 50 Ida Dady Mason, celebrated half of the nation’s state legie- w* have right now, and I am ### oontenU of the report was can- lative bodies are composed of them. recommendations Included in their 5«th wedding aimlversary Both were reported absent tickled to death with him.’’ ' eeled when the press asked ad the study, Weiner notes that; last Dec. 24. Besides his wife, members chosen in a unit sys Alter lunching and imraclng mission—because, said subcom tem of representation. The Con without leave when they took "On all levels of the organ he Is survived by one daughter, a Aimers resident's car and UP at the Blair House, Truman mittee chairman Robert Stone, ization, the highway depart Mry. Otis McChnn of Manches necticut units are the 160 towns had a data tonight with n strict the full board of directors should of the state. drofe it to Marlborough, Maas., ment is staffed, for the most ter; a son CHareiice of Hartford; last month only to have it ran of Columbia Masons. At a din O r May 22. for 5 days, wu wM b# th* giiMt ef Hw Ford Motor Co. at Nm Now Yoik WoiWV have the report before it became part, with conscientious and two grand-daughters and sev ner he Is to get the out of gas. They then abandmied toe public knowledge. capable employes devoted to the eral nieces and nephews. uits GOP Pott Second National Honors son’s Award dlstingulahed A t that tiHio wo wM BOO tlio plans for Now 1965 Modob. O f c o w m . w o w M bo onpootod to In his cover letter, consultant IL Rose snd Jarvl later turned public service In the town of Funeral services are sched IRBURY (AP) — Dome- themselves In to Marlborough, se rie s. . Myron Weiner notes the report Manchester. uled for Saturday at 1:30 p.m. nic 'CastelanoS resigned as Re Mass., police. They were charg About the most sxcltad man largo ordors for foN doHvory. In anticipation, wo havo drastleoRy rodneod prosont In stotb **pinpolnts a number of serious The problems that do exist In at the Holmes Funeral H ^ e , publican town chairman in Wa- ed with theft of a motor ve In town today was Rsnah Gama- deficiencies in the highway de- their operation are to some 400 Main St., with the Rev. terbury last night, declaring hicle, waived extradition and Gimas^^Miss Gryk tier, 72, former grand mason of to Ifco lowost prieos yot for quick movoniont. All spociok on a Writ couit Wnt pu tm en t” Ihey are, he sSys, measure the product of their Dr. J, Manley Shaw of South that he would not submit to dic were returned her* by Con Waahln^n snd former member “not insurmountable, however, own actions or lack of expertise Methodist Church officiating. tation from state OOP Otalr- of the District of OolumWa necticut State Police for pre- Board of (tommlssionim, the and can be overcome." in administrative matters. Burial will be in East Cemetery. man A. Searle 'IMnney or any lUon In Mancheeter’s Cir city's governing body. Gsmaljer Specificany, he says. 'TOie B ut to a large extent, they Calling hours will be held to one else. cuit Court 12. Cited for Papers main proMesns facing the de are victims of circumstances morrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to Castelano, whose term Is to A navy siiokesman said today was to fwesent Tnunan a tp e- (A ) 2-Spood. 4-Cyelo WASHER partment are the presence of they had little ccwitrol over. Re 0 p.m. expire In about a week, re that the two youths would be clal gift, a nondescript looking MW morale and the lack of an gardless 'of the factors that re sea fch piece of rock. '.■nv -■ Tamp, eontnd hot t o cold. 12 lb. capacity, gaariaas fused to call - a meeting of the taken back to their ship where Formal papers writtwi by two Maficheater • .4 i-ii edtecUve "middle" management created the present situation, town committee for next Mon This rock. Masonic markings maehaaism, positive fill water control, automatic disciplinary action would b* secemdary school students have each won second swards aaiKl ejector, water level controL A nuntber of othw d^icien- they, more than anybody, want day night for toe puipose of taken. They could receive from on it dating back more than a slos are also detailed. to overcome their difficulties to in ttie Natiimal Scholastic Writing Contest. They are century and a- half, was found F u n erals electing a new chairman and a to 4 months brig time and SPECIAL $ ^ 9 9 ,0 0 Wainer, a management con gain vtoat all men need and other officers. their AWOL action may result Miss Carolanne Gryk, 17-year-oW daughter of Atty in the underpinnings of the sultant and eeqiert in local and desire—pride in the fruits of But Mrs. Viola Amelung, se and Mrs. Anthony G r ^ of S7*- vhilte House when the mansion Mrs. Karin C. West in discharge from service on far Pan- Oo., which ooHqwnsota ^ ^ -Mt: ' stats government, con^ileted the their labor and respect from cretary of the State Central other than honorable conditions Academy S t ; and Gary Ounaa, was bbing redone. It is assumed hlg bway department study after their fellow citizens.” Funeral services for Mrs. Committee, issued t^e call tor 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. tbs proljaot. that a workman-member of the Karin Carlson West of West- it was reported. up in February where In detailing highway depart the meeting at the 'request of The probation was ordered Ounaa'of 62 Prospect S t The In additioo. ths assays will Masonic mxlor inscribed it. systems analiyst Bruno DeMarco ment problems, Weiner asserts hill Gardens were he^d yester toe state chairman. two are among 12 Connecticut bspubUshsd in s future edMlen Truman presented It to OamS- CB) DouUo Door REFRIGERATOR day afternoon at the Holmes by Judge Francis O’Brien who left off. DeBCaroo was dismiased that "two factors stand out Plnney said'‘ he asked Mrs. added that the order could be winners in the national contest of Soholastto Magarine. Her back in the '50s. igter he proved unwilling to as the most serious problems Funeral Home, 4(X) Main St. Amelung to do so in her capa sponsored by Scholastic kCaga- Aooordtag to the oontest " I thought I would band It on All deluxe featured, full width porcelain crisper, The Rev. R. Alfred Swain, as transferred to the probatlmi de to my descendants as a treas deluxe dairy bar, famous Phllco instant cold, 100 lb. w « k within the fremework of facing th e .. .highway depart city as a member of toe State partment in Virginia for Juris sine. sponsors, more than 9,200 works Mm tnsvn rules and regulations. ment. sociate pastor of toe C2iurch of Central Committee from the Th« only otiier Second award ured possession," Camaller freeser, nearly 20 sq. f t of riielf apaca, 80" wide. the Nazarene. officiated. Burial diction. from ail 50 states, U B. pos- In rsspons* to the study, 1. "An atmosphere of apathy 16th senatorial district. from Oonnectieut went to Rob ions, and Ameriosn-spon- said "But then I thought that will be at toe convenience of CMef prosecutor Eugene T. would be selfish: I thought the 9218.88 (E) TILT TOP RANGI which was distributed by cour and low morale permeates all Under state party rales. Pin Kelly nolled a oharge of oper ert Walker, 14, Souttiingtcn aored schoola to Oermany, Ita SPECIAL ier to the dta'eotors last night. of the activities of the depart toe family. ney explained, a member of the High SchoM, for a toort story In stone belongs to the nation. So SO-inch full featured automatic oven timer. Wb-eff sting a motor vehicle while ly, Korea, Mexico and Vene- I’ve had a bronze plaque at Mayor Frands Mahoney said ment and is readily discernible state central committee in under the Influence of liquor or toe Junior diviaion. Buela were judged by 27 promi oven door, toll storage fata, Inflnito heat aontrols, thti morning that, although he in all phases the qieratioh— which a town chairman resides Miss Gryk, a student ait Mt. tached to It and I ’m giving it all sealed-in wiring. . drags brought against Robrt O. nent authors and eriUca who back to Mr. Tiruman tor the li bad not had an opportunity to from the unkempt condiUmi Boy, 9, Critical, can issue a call for a.meeting Sandals, 44, of 58 Wsranoke St. Joseph Academy to West based thair decisions on origi thoroughly review its content, of the equipment, the garage when the town chairman falls Hartford, won with an essay, brary at Independence." EXCLUSIVE AT fC) AU CHANNa COLOR TV SPBOIAL Rd. nality, quality of axpresskm, Friday Truman speaks at a 9188.00 Ifrom all indications it is un- yard and, the sand pit, to out to do so. Mrs. Amelung and tram "The Oomeotiout River: An AH- Hit by Ball Bat Castelano are residents of the The oharge resulted an American Sewer,” wWeii deals and w ritiw akllL luncheon of the National Press New vtvld vision picture clarity exclusive Phllco •svoraMe, and shoiws the high right diiMbedlence on the part April 18 two-oar aoddent Mias BstiM, said that, to her way department is in one oom- of the men when given In- same district. with toe causes of toe vrater au b and then foregathers at high gain tuners, hardboard cabinet, flniahed to Chriatoitoer Naylor, 0-year- Plnney said he asked Mrs K * 11 y also oedersd p^ution. Its efteots on the dally beat raooHaotkm, tills Is only dinner with members of the old match mahogany or walnut. Inatalled complete with plsta mesB.*' strucUtms from their superiors. tha third time sines ths writing 2. "For a number of varying old aon of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amelung to call toe meeting transcript of remarks made In lives of Inhattitanta of the river Truman senatorial Investigating Mfg. 1 year guarantee. *1R«oogiUdng the need for court be eent to the State oontsat was sstabllahsd in 1026 committee. This was the com the Infonnatkm puMlc," reasons, there does not exist P. Naylor of 130 Diane Dr., is after Castelano refused to do valley, and solutions to remedy TURNPIKE TV so. Motor Vehicle Department. toe situation. that a second nathmal award mittee which. In Ito quiet way, SPECIAL 9 4 9 3 ,0 0 (F) 19" Al Channd IV INSIMBLI hs oomiimed, *1 hsve caHsd an in the department any real reported in critical condition at has been won by a Manchester nanageinent expertise In the A blood test, Kelly said, did Chmas* article, "We’H Re did so much to keep the U.S. Wfnwnai meeting of the board Hartfoixl Hospital where be is not reveal alcoholic content, Sitoool student war effort on th* beam during Famous cool chaaato, all firant aontrota, Wont aound, of dirsetocs 8 pjn. 0>MSday jrgwMatlonal helrarchy bd- member Them,” deiaKs toe suffering from a serious head Book Withdraten but Chief State Toxioologist Dr. part played In toe Civil War Both of the local wkiiiars are World War H. UHF/VHF, antennae, ataad included. to go over tbs report wHh the twsen the superintendent and HAiRTPORD (AP) — Fanny a e tlv a Journalists at their the worit torct. Without an Injury, received when ha got Abraham Stohnan, to a repmt ^ grandfather, a Manchester town's auditoni Bany, Maori lirto an argument with another Hill, the controversial book s(>b- man named Elmore I. Hot*'~ ariiools. MkM Gryk, a senior, is SPBOIAL 9 ]7 3 ,o o * Oo., M attendance." active, talented management titled the “Memoirs of a Woman to the oourt, said tlw Mood (D ) AM-FM STEREO boy yesterday about 6:30 pjn. contained 1.7 mlUlgTams of bar- IdsB, who served at tha Ba1 on tob adltorlal staffs of the team—^working closely together of Pleasure,” has been pulled sdwol nswqiaper, "The Hsmil lb s Mwsdy oMi for ttis Tuss- in ths.fiiU sense of the word— According to Manchsater po biturkte per mUliniMter of Mood. of Cold Harbor (Virginia) wlto 5 YEARS AS hardwood oaUnet FM radio, 4-apeed changer, out of Hartford the pimllsh- tonisn,’’ snd ysaihook, "The 4ay meetog was at lesM part the highway department ean lio* who are still inveaUgatlng Sandals, a pharmacist, h the 2nd Connecticut Aitilli multi apaakiir ayatem, record storage conqiartinent ly in response to 'the dlrootors’ 4h* Incident, the Naylor boy was ef. Hds essay was origli Mount’* News Tidbits make UtUe progress toward This was revealed today to been taking a doctor’s prescrip stibeonmilttee’a effort to delay overcoming its defloiendas." struck in the head with a base tion for 18 months for a nervoue written for a Mass jwojeot to Ounas, a Junior, was recent frwn the AP Wir88 .P.OIAL 9133^00 lbs presentation" of th* ma- ball hat during a fight It sn- Circuit Court 14 by Chief Prose hia Manchester H i^ School ly chosen oo-edltor of "The High terlsL Weiner also summarises the cutor George Silvester. oondltloa. his counsel. Atty. following criUcal conclusians: ■ued when another youth taunt Harold W. Garrity, tMd the Bngltoh class and was sid»- School World," which appears H w subcommittee sasemMsd ed him by throwing stones at Silvester said that the Dell as a wsaMy page to The Herald SERVICE 1. The department is pomrly court, and added the doctor mitted to the sUte oontest by at Oensrsl Manager Ridumd young Naylor’s bike, police Publishing Ornnpany has writ' Communist Viet Cong units organized, Job classification and ten him and promised not to dis thought exhautkm was the his teacher. Miss Helen J . E s start "ring Oambodla openly as MarlfD’s ofBcs yeKerday about said. PROTECTION CONTRACT 4;18 to aocmk the r q ;)^ and pay plan la obsolete, department tribute the paperback In Uie cause of the accident. tes • sanctuary, American advis A. Ms ocntent with W tosr. overhead is too great and the Taken by hi* parents to Man- Hartford area pending a deci In other court action today, a Both Gunas’ and Mias Gryk’a ors say in South Viet Nam . . . superintendent it weighted ‘ . . / V, aiM CH BTBB BVBNIKO MHAU), XANCyiaTEK. OONW, TOCBSDAY, MAT T, .1*64 MANCHESTBa EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, <^NN« THURSDAY, MAY T, 1964 tant at .Porter SdMol, Curtis Action, Evangelism and Mate worship service and an outline be heM to tha Lottie ! Events na Baok took first ptaoe^wlth a Church Groups rial Aid. of the work of the Wbfaien’s'Fel- Lynch R Henry Park, B tate about a super dog who The daytime workshop will be knrship. The offering will go to villa. family, to maiaited RENTAU oama to a acraeching atop in Plan Workshops held, on flay 12 at the New^- the United Church Boards toe By Comp Group to brii^r tabte ehairs In ad In Nation Opan Dally 10 fa 10 - < r . a . CotonMlte and ttaia, formed iKe ton Congregational Church from Worid and Homeland Mlnlstrlaa. dition to lundi. TBo refreshment iRegi^radon 10 a.m. to 2:10 p.m. Luheheon oonunlttee will funrish bever LEASim WAmHGTON (AP)—In tha Grand Canyon. Seemtd place The Connecticut Fellowship of James Lyi^ of Rockville t: reservations must be made by Joiee Spray-Frozen ages and deaairt. itotra from Waahlngton: went to Jeff Dents with a tale OongregsUonal Cbristlan Wom was racently alaotad to aarva a PINEfTIEET about a dog so Mg, when he tomorrow with Mrs. Raymond ■ I I k second term to fneeldent of the Plans wars completed tor the • A l M akM ABD OUBftRILLAB: Gan. Nearh Cloge en Invites all Oongr^atJonal Nicholls, 20 Centerwood RA, waa left at home It had to be Stamford, Oopn. — A new Rockvlhe Arto Chapter of the camp show to ba held May 16 • A l M o M Andrew F.' O lgaata, whoaa mlU- AT churchwomen to attend the Newington. bay of spray-freexing liquids, and 17 at the Tolland Agricul In an elephant cage. The tall New England Campan Awo- tary command incltidM the Ck- tales were created in oonjunc- Hartford District’s day and eve The evening workshop wlU be such gs orange Juice, has been ciatlon. tural Canter, R t SO, Rockville. • A l H in m held in the Enfield Oemgrega- patented by Lester P. Barlow The grounds will open at 10 a. , tlbbaan area, haa told a Houm Uon with a unit in reading con- ning workshops which will fea He will be.toeiatod during the oeraing foSc lore. Uonal Church on May 21 from of Stamford. Under preesure 1964-65 season by Robert Drew m., and there will be no admle- Paul D od o* aommlttaa the numbar of guer- ROB Hirtford Rtod •taauxnm Iti tlM teat day for ture program ideas and work 1:16 p.m. to 9:90 p.m. Dessert the liquid is sprayed into a ' $loa charge. On display to the riltea baing trained in Cuba, tha w rtetiattny fliiudran wtio will of TalcottviUe as vice president; INC. projects for the coming year and coffee will be served from refrigerated chamber. A cold Mrs. Wilbert N. Auden of Man public will be camping equip sis MAIN BTBEIT •oylat Union and Red China is MANCHfSflR... aato Porter ObhooTa Onute Manohester Evening Herald in the Departments of Spiritual 6:M to 7. No reservations are mass of inert gas is circulated! ment and wveral makes of “larga anou|h to ba reaUy te SepterntMT. I tc n a bam been chester, secretary; and Fonast Phene 649-tim Otolambla correspondent Vlr- life, Missionary Education, required. *In the chamber. As the drops ‘ Howell of Manchester, treasur camp trailore. A demonstration alarming." le tte d to aU pbrenta wMb eli ■giala M. Oariaon, teiephobo Christian Education, Christian Both workshops will begin in of liquid hnter the chamber of dutch oven cooking will be "The.lMudo training is given •OPEN 10 to 10* gM o ehiMren ffocept ttioae in er. The new officers will be In- M8-f224. Stewardship, Christian Social the church sanctuary for a brief they are frown Instantly. | stalled .June 14 when a ^ento given at 8 pm . Stmday. la Cuba," ha aaid. "To a iMMr aeer ftonlUea wiM have moved axtant H la glvan In RuMlaTand SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE bet* ainoe tbe aBoraeraUan in a tew paopla ara trained in OebdMr. Cbfidrdi wBl be China.” atx jream oM on or toedore Dee. A heavily censored transcript to. areebgM e. i of O’Msara’s testimony April 14 Mrib certM^ato or otbar before the Rouse Forel^ Af pnaented DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY faire Oommittee was released alone wHh a oeKiinoate of vac- Wednesday. abiaonn, SCumpa'and meaalea Aaksd what he thoutott Oom- A Bouquet of Care-Free Fashions for Mother! are atm prevalent laround town munlst activity would be like in General Electric _ % and pannta wbo are unaMe to Latin America in five to 10 vegiater cbBdren bdeauie of iU- Remember Mother on hot ( ^ ’-Sund^, Hey 1 0 *^ years, the Army general sajd: aaaa magr caU tbe aotKxrt for think that we are going to HAIR DRYER tortbev taformatlon. win this fight in Latin America Fine Quality at King’s Famous Low Prices! Mre. Ottfard Naaoed and the reason I think that 1s llm . Fred Gifford of Old WU- because if that continent goes bmantie Rd. baa been named Communist, I think we have 12 as (dudm an of tbe ICental Health had tt. I think 'we have enough Drive wlilah basloa ahortiy with brains and resources and ability a mall campaign. ^Aarge beafteat bosaeU Tbeae Iwat aideeioM plaa to win that fignt. I think we " c ^ l " sw et« Large Mower. Wilk esiry ease. Bfia. OiSoed baa aerved aa a must and I think we will." ter aaember of the Windham Branch ___ \_ of the aaaociation and waa for w •* V* ** PRESS FREEDOM: Rep. tnerly aemetary to the auxiliary John E. Moss, who headk the 3 f * * l Royal Bouquet In Norwich Hoepttal. She ia alao House subcontmlttce on govern Life>Like Floral aecretary a t S t Paid’a Bpiaoopal ment information, has taken is Choroh to WUhmantic. She and sue with a State Department her hudband, who ia on the spokesman's crlticiam of the cmratnias daetdiy a t WiniBiafn High H e r / press’ probing into foreign pol Seamless Mesh Scbodl, have three ohildran. icy. OOP Officer California Democrat said in Itoa. Virginia Inwla of Wood an interview Wednesday that GIFT NYLONS land iW. baa been elected flnt "the nation'e foreign policy is 2.67 vice president of the Conneotl- endangered far more by lack of eut OounoS of Republican Wom FRESH understanding than by exploita Vitb eerasUo k a e s . Artlfieial en. She retired recently ae praa tion by the press." flowers is beaatlfal eiraage- ident of the Tolland County Moss said he disagrees strong meDts. Others from 1.27 to 8.97. Republican Wmnen’a Ctob. She Live Blaine ly with the views as expressed 3 »1.57 to tbe State Central Oommittee in a Boston speech Tuesday by woman for the S6th Diatrlet, Robert J. Manning, assistant and will seek re-election at the TURKEYS ... NOW ON SALE LOBSTERS aecretary of state for public af Gift boxed. Sprisg, ssawer siisdos. aonventian May 26. fairs; .-Floor to Ceiling Proportioned lenglhs. Sixes S’/i-lI. tel the ^S63 legWative aea- EXTRA Manning said U.S. foreign pol alon, Mrs. Lewie wae aecretary avg. wgt. 5-9 lbs. icy Is often handicapped by to Louie Fadula, GOP minority TRIPLETS what he described as the unlim ^ ALL METAL leader. She waa also executive lb. ited freedom of the press to pry aecretaiy for the CltixenB ft>r Into and print government se P O L E L A M P Alaop for Governor Oommittee, Swift's Premium — quality name crets. d u r^ tbe teat state campaign. The press. Manning said, Tills post also Inckided being Deeper Breasts — more white meat te o n g "wants. to know a great deal Fjfrsfof more than do the people in ToUaad County Coordinator for ‘•mit ic S p 0 N 7 e g ?il L Ita. Helen Loy, Republioan Most Leg Tendons Removed whose name it acts.” 5 .9 4 candidate for Secretary of State. fhaSemsonl Moss said '"my mall reflects She ia now associated with Mre. Easy to Carve — Oven-Ready a lack of understanding and Brass Un asd hotten. Blaek or Lay in Loy Aaaoclatee, a pub- lack of Information by people •olora. Heavy awtal or plaatio lle rdatione firm. No Cleaning Needed — Serve the Best! about foreign affairs.” dbades. Eztenda 7’6** to Developm ent Fund Swells "Anything we do to contribute lir. and Mre. Jeaee Greer and Sei^FhPremium to more public discussion," Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hunt have Moes said, "adds in the achieve eachj^ven $100 to tbe Recrea ment of the foreign policy ob tion Development Fu)^ acoord- jectives we have.” ing to Dr. RaUph Wotaner, chair READY-TO-EAT CANNED ECONOMIC ADVICE: Dr. man of tba Site Oommittee. Walter W. Heller, chairman of Tbe Raoreatlan OouncU met n u T . ^ COQBD President’s Council of Economic thla week to begin planning for Advisers, says he is growing the food sale to be held July 18 SMOKED BUTTS a m u E i f c. weary of discussing his own def to raise founds for tbe project. icit financing. Attending ttae meeting were mtMMB vm om ARBIOiDR MEAT OR The former professor noted three new delegates, Mre. Ar W t U L - ^ t a wryly at an Advertising Council nold Hanna, representing Por meeting Wednesday that there ter School, M n. Roy Ferguson, ^ C E D BACON AJLL BEEF FRANKS had been some unusual public Ootumfais Trake Aaaodatlon and reactimi to an announcement be Heniy Ramm, Boy Soout Troop may be forced to leave govern 182. Another new number la GROUND CHUCK > BROWN N' SERVE MOMSE ment because he can't make Raymond Keefe who is oo-chak^ QsAMD u r n o f ~ u n ra - ends meet on his $20,600 salary. man of the Beach Committee In his mail recently, Heller / and wm rotate woric a t the STEWING BEEF «« BOLOGNA eiLIVlIWURST %!!r n.4 9 *^ said, was a $1 bill and an ac beach bouse this aummer with HOT OR gWlE T RRAIID u m w —OEMOAMR ■ companying letter which began, John Gteake, gate-keeper. "Dear Hollowhead.” Ladies High Fashion Brief* ITALIAN SAUSAGE HARDSALAia ^49* The letter writer, Heller add There will be a regidar voter M UCIOUf QRAHD u n o H — n t o n n . ed, went on to explain he had making eeaalon at Teomana m iV lD U A U T heard Heller wanted to return WRIST WATCHES Hail Saturday from 10 am. to SHRIMP QUICK IR O B H BEEFSTEAKS *5^89* to the Midwest and the buck noon. Those who have any waa a contribution to speed him gueations regarding ellgiUlity AH Ahal— No Mbsie — Ant heal end senel on his way. may call either Mrs. John ITingle, R/^niblican registrar or 5.47 Mrs. Laura Saegda, Democratic Th« Whol* Egg SWEET. RED RIPE Test Offered registrar. Fisc Jeweled Swiss ■eveaesla. Sport, dresa asd There wiS be a meeting of q t For Diplomas tbe executive board of the PTA Madasl waickea. Lcalber or ex^saios kasds. at the home of Mrs. Frank i« r Examinations for those wish stsasiBg seloctlaa for giflfivlB|. Knight, OoQins Rd., tomorrow WATERMELON lb ing to earn a high school di a t 8 pjn. Plans wttl be -i-1* ' ■ ■ V vfVi^V ■ . v v ■ ■..■ . r i : ■; W A jrC B B m S R KVENmO HBEALD. OONN^mroSSDAT, MAT i; 1M4 __I Jeeftow Ti(to to start on tbe asaumptlon that Saturday, May 1«, to fUlow- Jfhny ooiclala tostaOed a meter ia $100, EinSitoh to peytog $110 L ^ N o t i M you could work together. ship haU with titttoga at 6 and at the ptant per hySfant /* liguori-:^ald, as hs has be 6:30 pjn. . ' In defendtog tha ineraased Ml*. Paaaa ag^lalned teat, al Omsitir el Hartfcfd tir, Mmr T, im . fore, that ihe ,jii3aMHt-«lwafflL . Mr. and Mtn. Herald Laa and ehaigaa, W. Neal Mifliireiitie though etrvlce ^ Improved to T a t e to rirtiM tary ichool win be one clase- Mb', and M n . CbartoLKW arrM preeldmt of.tha water firm, som e areas, there are atUl com - acuuoi to -me ... Ooltti Roantdiig ^ Saliary Boost Watier Rates aald that both water ooii^any platoU over Inadequate aervice alsned to flivora K. Pari^Naiiiei •f > ^ room etxnl to the fa ll o f 1966 are oo-ohalmen. lOaa Doric BlaUiU Clark ot ‘ tlM and, with the eUmtnatloo of the ffldnaer is dining room chslr- and Ia Pototo "*****»»* were In some areiaa. toe said the city Court Msaekasur end Stmto Tonight sub-standard claasrooma, three man. Mrs. Michati GoldtigMer la eusprleed -to leant that the feels that it to paying rates out at Public Vaadue to ma Ligoiiri Is Planned May F orce of proportion to the aervice re bidder at MM Xaat ~ To Lf»gue is Ddegateii claaeroom s tiiort. The bosuHl did kitchen chairman, and" Mn. company uaaa about 30 mU- Manctieater, Coon, not vote to eliminate theee Kenneth Perrett Is to charge et Uon gaOona of water a year. ceived and suggested that In- Maaebastor Ltea wUl bt today wblM will ba — rora sta g to # tauahMss tfto- 'votad o n * Porcheron noted that the classrooms, but did discuss clean-up. Plant Move . He said that a plattag. pro- creaaed water company coats at 10:00 o’clock Ot tha ------The llancheeter League af H m Maatoester DsoM>craUs fci Ml ■ w m lln a ^ o B last town voted to aui^xnrt the board their drawbecks. Thera was a The menu will feattwe bariM- oena accounts for mutii o t the corns from the flrm’a running B.D.T. to aatiafy aald asacoBon trlots of the town bstwssn tW a Oommlttss lasC* nigtft and to to —. ■ Tbaraon tita lol- Woman Voters win boM its an 5 and 9 tonight, raartag on the junior-senior high school suggestion to move kindergar ousd chicken, scalloped , pota toater used. "A fim that uses w ater Unea to South W indsor. lowinc deacrlbad property: named Its IS^smber detegik' -WadBWfler iiSwra >» ^ The poetibOity that Ugh' wa nual dinner and meeting thtir wares of Cracker m m t£ ^ a t itw boaxd c t and that they had a moral obll- ten out or eliminate It. Ktoder- toes, ode aiaw and ice eream. SO mUUon gallons a yaar and Water is then sold to another One ihiee door ftafrlgarator and oaoipreiaor. On# folding tabla m a Jacks for too bsnsfit of lo tlon to toe June 18 convention, iM t a lg lit gatkm to the town. giurten will occupy two rooms. ter ratea may toree a large pays us $400 a year is gettli« water company, a subtidlary of Thursday, May 14, At 6 p.m. at Reservatkma ahould be made paper roll and cutter. One Msao cal aya eonaefvstkm pro- of toe 1st Congressional Dis •Mltloa to a aalair in- Bahks observed that what The consensus of the board Rockville industrial Ann out of Uitir water very tiieap,” Mac- a parent holding firm which work laUe.-OBa two door oaMaat. Cavey’s RssUurant Or. Frod early with Mrs. Myron Ins or gram s. trict, to bo held at Hartford’s m*mm c t ' |1,000, wliioii olialr- was true tiwo years ago was not seamed to be that w W ejp one Mrs. Gddanlder. ’There wttl also the qrea waa dlselosed ysstsr- Kentie said. owns toe RockvlUe Water and Two i b i X work iaMao. Ona atoc- Kort, associate poUtleei gelenee necessarily true today. Aqueduct Oo. tiio SUax. Ona ean opagar. One Member Lions will bo Hotfl Bond. ^ ■ 9 StarM Porctwton an- agreed exactly when Cnew ele be a food sals. day at a public hsartag by the Victor E. Swanson, siverin- gaa oven. Ona alaetrie muttr and profaaaor at the University of Although the delegates had Uguori said that these things mentary school would be neces Atly. Lsivltt Indicated toat, found on downtown Main aooMad laat Thuraday, Supt. The MTF family life pro Public UtlUtlae Oommiation. tsndent of tbe UB. Bnvsti^ acc. One metal duct Ona vemum Connectleut, will speak on "The been namsd March, toe new n ttp licuorl waa fiv«n a two- have been-explored and that all sary, everyone agreed that , one The hearing waa conducted when toe hearing resumes June cleaner, St, at the Shopping Bark- gram scheduled for this Sun Arm on W. Mato St said that 8 fbr cross examination of Mac- counter, Rote of too Courts to Apportion ade, at King’s Department action waa made necessary by co to a mOa tacreaae for uaa of of their facts have been en would be necessary eventually at the request o f the Rockvills hanced, that they are more true day evening has been canceled. ths prafwssd rate hike would Kentie, he will attempt to ob caee. One ment and Districting.” Store, and at all areas the racent specialto session ot senator and preeMant pro tsRfr and that the PBC should select Ma oar OB aoluxd buainaaa and a The monthly coffee hour wUl Watsr and Aqueduct Oo. for remit In an taereasa of $116.98 glaae diapb A naUve of A usti^ Dr. Kort pore of . the Stats Ssaato, had now. He said the board had a site. Mrs. Warfel suggested tain explanations of some ques njay caee, ____ whsre Cracker Jack oaten the State Legislature, which aalaay incnaaa of an addiUonal be held tMs Sunday between rate tocreaaea. PUC Chairman to his firm. studied at the Unlvertito of Vi declared himself out of this never hidden the need foi; a new that the PBC get a site and tions not satlsfactarily ex signa Pota and Pena ate.' congregate. redistricted the state’s Oon- 91,000 to ba negoUatad inJuna servlcea at 10:20 a.m. Eugene 8. Lioughlln headed the Swanson noted many rising Datad at Manohaatar enna, Washington State Collage, year's consideration seven elementary school and that one that the board of education beiu in g. plained. dar of Hay 1M4. The annual sale contri gresrionsl, districts, created’ a A three-hour voter^nak- lOOK. of their selling points for the ooeU cannot be passed on to Atty. Lavltt was charged by and at Northweetem University butes in great measure to weeks ago, and had loft tos Tlia B o tio o . m ade Iqr txMrd study the question and then Atty. Edwin K. Lavltt, the new 6th District and eliminated ing session to the town Junior-senior high school was Advertisement— customers, atnee the firm Is In toe city council with toe task of Deputy Sheriff. whers he received a Ph.D. de the club’s contributions to door open for Atty. Barry to an* BMOtoar H arold Sm ith and aec- show tbe town that it is needed city’s corporation oounaeL read the post of U fi. Oongreeameil- clerk’s office yesterday re that with only a junior high The Hartford Bilectrlc Ught volved In a oompetatl've busi protecting the interests of resi gree In 1900. He has been teach various local projects. sulted in the addition of 129 ter the fight ondad b{f Kannath MatUiewa for their children. Banks aaid a letter from Jan StlUbach, AT A COURT o r PROBATK ing at the Unlvertity of Con- at-large. the borrowing power of the Company Iniites clubs to enter ness. He observed that many dents. holdcn at Coventry, trithin and for electors to the town’s voter Barry became the frontnm- moved tliat the board of ed- townspeople Would be more re pretident of LaPotate Indus necUcut since that time. Ha was Two changes were made last town would be used up and still ceptive If they thought the the state-wide Do-Ahead-Dea- tries (rf W. Mato St people are toteraated In obtain Hospital Notes the Diatrict of Coventry, on tha 5th night in the convention dele lists. ner, and apparently bad aa ex ooaHoii offer Uguod a aalary serts-with-Milk Recipe Otmtest day of May. A.D. 19$i a Law and Behavioral Science cellent chance of being chosen thti^ would not be enough board had looked into every StUlbach noted that his watsr ing new buatoeaaea in the area, Admitted yesterday: Alice Preaent. Hon. BImora ifiifUiigton, Nurses Attend gates. Pat Mastrangelo waa Of the total, 51 registered teereaaa of $1,000 effecUve thia classroom space. He said they Clubs with 20. or more members hut few are conoetned over the Judge. Fellow at the Unlvertity of Chi-' as Democrats, 46 as Repub the Democratic nomtoee. fieptambar for a aataty of $12, facet. costs hava jumped more than Abel, Vernon Haven Convales cago Law School In 1958-89. For nanied to replace Mrs. Mary would be remiM in squeezing Morm Opens Bsason may submit an original recipe welfare of industry already cent Home; Brian Colbath, Kan- On motion ot -The Ogmiagtlcut One-Day Confabs licans, and 32 remained un- However, last Saturday, BOO and amend his contract for ten times within ths past live Bank and Truat te., Bxacuton, the paat three yeara, he Ross, and Theodore Brlnda- another year or two out of Richard Morra, First Select dish using at least one and one- years. In 1960, ths letter » f JS .1 ■ ■'..I ■■ f ^ . ' V i./I . ■ ’i ' ‘r* , KIAH SnCTEBi MANCHESTER 0 HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 19«4 ;MAMCM t e r i v i m r o h I» a l d , m a n c h e s t e b , c o n n , T h u r s d a y , m a y t, I!' 1^ D oais BOUNNO ^bones, arranged on the bottom Mr* Martin Aroian 6 t 120 ef the pan. Conway MT'makea many Am- IPour the remainder of the to- We diahea fct>m redpea riven to matoea over the aquaah and add Iht by her mother. M 1 h a h e e about one-quarter cup water, Kooaa, «r atuffed aquaah, la one hot quite covering aquaah with e< tbeao. liquid. Place an inverted (Hah mfcahm Keeea on top to keep aquaah in plaoe. • aeadkan atae y t» q m aum- Cover and bring tp a quick mer aquaah boU and ' immediately lower X dup uncooked rtoe temperature to continue' cook % taaapoon pepper ing at a very alow boil for % tewqwxw olnn&mon about 40 minutea or until X taaapOon aait aquaah Is tender. X e«|i eoaraely ground lemh, Mrs. Aroian aaya that the UBOoWced in.sides of the aquaah may be %' pound can of peeled, whde at earned with a little butter and tomatoee, maahed used aa a side diah at another WHOLE FRONT Oona or hollow out em ail, meal. amooMi aldnnad aquaali, by trim - A Manchester re.sident fi rnWg the akin about an Inch about 20 years. Mrs. Arol 2'A to 3 LBS from Um top to make a good the former Marie Naa CUT aiaed opening. Remove aa much worked a t Na-sslff Arms Serve a Delicious oa poeeible of the center and Ing grxxls .store for m any^eara Rsidy-to-Cstk LB aeedi. being oareful not to ^>llt Her husband le c h l ^ phar New England the outer akin of the aquaah. HumuASTBi^ yum... macist at Manchester Memorial Plump - TBnd«r Plaoe In alightly aaited cold Hoapital. The coupli^ has one Boiled Dinner — waiter whMa atuffing la being son, Richard Mar^n, fo u r Monty This'Waakandl prepared. months old. OomMne rice, aeaacminga. Mrs. Aroian is /k member of STOCK UF NOyy m SAVE! . laiHb and half of the maahed the Women’s Syrian Lebanese tomatoee. m i the aquaah with Club. She vi.s^ed Syria and First Nationats Gnat Annual Monty Saving Annivtrsary Salt f/icfs This Saturday. the mixture, taking care to Lebanon in 19o4, and hope.s to SpUt - Qunrtered - Cut-up » 31 Sf might Cut » 69< pack lightly aa the riee ex- return there,/With her husband. Takt Advantagt of tht Many Monty Saving Sptcials in E^ry Dtpartmtnt. panda when cooked. In the futuM. And Rtmtmbtr — You Gtt Yaluablt StH Grttn, Stamps, Tool Arrange bn a three quart Her holmes are IxxwUng and ISH - 3V^ to 4 Lbs FIRST FRIZI - BONILISS - SHOULDIR aauee pan over aeveral lamb golf. / ■ / S A V I Sc Pradilen BUindtd 2-U 8-OZ PKG Events in /World BISQUICK For East /Absuht Roasting Chickens - 39 Pork Roll 67 S A V I 19c tXJNDON (AP)—Barbara Fell.^lVrby family’s TOO - year - old Availabie et Most Stores SHOULDIR - Mildly Cured 65. a British civil servant im^ mansion, since the early Itth C A ^ MIXIS prisoned for giving information /century at least R B 3-OZ Q C to her Yugoslav lover, has been Experts say the picture dates Yallow/W hitf, Eavarian freed. / from 1684 or 1685. Choc F6dga. Doubla Dutch PKGS ^ The Home Office said she v m PILLSBURY Barbecued chickens - 59. released from prison Wetiraos- KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — S A V I 16c Smoked Butts ^ 57. day. She went into seclumbn, The Uganda government has (Herald photo by Ofiara.) 3 and her attorneys sal<^ she closed its borders with Sudan MRS. MARTIN AROIAN FINAST - Breakfast Favorite would make no stateme^. and Rwanda to keep out further FINAST Miaa Fell was chief officer of waves of refugees seeking asy them, then the Congolese them troduced Wednesday, would pro Solid Whita in Srina the Central Information Office’s lum. selves, then three waves of vide the same stiff penalties for LEG BREAST overseas division. Sh^was con 3 c^s 89' Adoko Nekyon, planning and TUNA FISH Rwanda Watusi and now Suda smut pecldlers as for publishers LB victed of communicating confi community development minis nese again—7,000 during the last —up to three years’ imprison BIG V A LU I QUARTERS QUARTERS dential reports on me poliUcal ter, announced Wednesday that 10 days.” ment plus a fine. 5liced Bacon 59. situation In Yugoslavia to Smll- THIGH A DRUMSTICK IREAST A WING the little East African nation is A Icwphole in the present law JM P ac^, a pr^M c^ellm lun,^ble to cope with more refo- DUTCH M A ID FINAST - BIG VALUI - SKINLISS at the Yugoslay Embassy in gees. LONDON (AP) — Parliament allows shop owners to escape 1% LB PKG is expected to give quick ap penalty even after the materiM Nut N' Fudg«, Butt«r Navorad London. “Since 1956,” he said, "when At her trial Ahe admitted be proval to a bill to curb in has been adjudged obscene. Au COOKIES 49 the first Sudanese came, we creased salea of obscene Ixmks, thorities say much of the ob S A V I 17c LB ing Pacjak’s ^latress, said she have hardly had a breathing L? considered m was pro-Weatern magazines and pictures. scene material is coming from LB BAG apace. Congo Belgians followed The government proposal, In the United States. FINAST and believM the re^rta on his \ WE GIVE / Frankfurts 2 99 eountxy w^xild maka him more Made From 2-LB 3-OZ $ 1 0 0 ao. APPLE SAUCE Orchard Ripa Applat JARS I VIBIMA (AP) — Ciechoslo- Tasty Loaf IIN A S T 4-OZ PKG 29< vakiay Communist government 3 la fouUly taking atepa to put CR.EEN something In the place of Canned Vegetahlesl Breakfast Juices! •STAMPS Prase’s giant Stalin monu QlfwksibL ITUuxiiu 9/ l J ojvjil S P r o d u c t ^ - PINAST 4 0 Z PKG ment, tom down 17 months ago. Luxury Loaf 29 Prague reported the ALL MOTHERS JUST LOVE TO ovemment has invited archi- /tects to submit designs for SHOP a t HIGHLAND PARK MARKET! SWEET PEAS TOMATO JUICE S j p c c t a l l a cultural center at the site bn (P.S. And we love them for doing it; too!) Swsage »49« Letna Hill. U. S. CHOICE RICHMCND ^ Gardan Frash Flavor HNAST - FuR Bodiad Fbvor lOBCRGlSffi^ LONDON (AP)—BriUin'a Na tional Gallery has bought Lord Haddock Fillet Italian Sausage »79 Derby’s celebrated Rembrandt SAVI SAVI o t “Belahaasar’s Feast.” for 170,- RIR 4th to 4 $ f 0 0 5c 16c BTLS I FRISH 000 pounds ($476,0001. 7th Ribs lb E^^rts value the painting at ROAST 4 69' WESTERH Child Mild Franks . -59« more than a million dollars, but 59 if Lord Derby sold at that price FANCY, PLUMP, NATIVE to a private buyer he would “ 4 7 ‘ have to pay half in taxes. ROASTING CHICKENS. 5 to 6 lb. ovg., lb. 49e J STALKS J 9 * Bologna 2 "89* The painting has been at the U.S. CHOICE TOMATOES JUICE DRINKS m ______FOR 3 3 * SHORT RIBS of BEEF...... lb. 59e g , R 0 « » A RICHMOND - Rad-Ripa Yina Ripanad ' BRIAKFAST COCKTAIL FANCY, SWEET LIFE BACON lb. 69c S w o g B C o m * 3 ^ 1 9 * MORE LO W PRICES CHECK THESE SA VINGS! friday HOKIDA ... S A V I Oranga Banana 1-QT 10-01 SAG \ 9 * "Polar Bor" BIG R llP P lf^ C CHOCOLATE ^ 9-OZ SAVE 29c m a t i v i - lO O -a ROLL S-P.E.C-I.A.L VALUI 6c Oranga .OrtmeltwH CAN D l l f l l y 9 CHIP COOKIES 4# PKGS 99< S c o tT o w e ls 29< 1 LARGE, FIRM HEAD 4 cZ 69' Brags Apple 39 PINEAPPLE SpHH****^ lACH • ' ! * * ICEBERG BANQUET UVE MAINE ) S A V I 14c _ ---- _ 4-INCH pots UB10-OZ SOUPS lOWOZ S-LBSAG * 9 ^ * Sterling Salt PKG H ein x Meal Variatias CANS 35< UP-SIDE DOWN LEHUCE DINNERS DENTAL CREAM C h rY — ■ ;**??"**' ^■MDAU eKBU 10< LOBSTERS XWe SAG f 2 » * • ChieliM eiANT SIZI 3*A OZ TUBE 39. D IL U X i CORN OH. SHREDDED CANE 1 BOX OF FIRM, RIPE COLGATE K r d ft MARQAIMB UB PKG 32< N a h isc o WHEAT tSVk OZ PKG 29. TOMATOES • Boof S A V I 17c X iu v m T®®d h-Niw N *« >"*-* ** -Turicoy c Each 6 9 c MAYONNAISE W IN DO W 1-PT4-OZ QT JAR lb Walt Balancod 15W OZ O O r 7c Dm I Pack CLEANER ITL BOTH FOR 29c 3 F. t’ 1.00 C a in 's 61< W in d e x 39. mwm 79 CALO FOOD FuHy Nourishing CANS iyron*» NABISCO CASHEWNUT COOKIES ...... IX^ aa. 1-LBIOl^OZ 15-OZ 8nONUS RACK SpdghettiA!;!lif!l^ 2 CANS 43< Pradencetm'^2 CANS 6 9 . b f l i k G GOLDIN nOSI Frozen Food Anniversary^ Specials! DETERGENT HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Gat 125 Taa Bags for tha Price of 100 is-oz 3-LB PKG S17 Hlghfatod St,, Maacbeater—Also Bloomfleld, Conn. Phoao 646-4278 TEA BAGS 95 FINAST - FROZEN D a s h 10c Deal Pack ^ 5 c P ru d e n ce •malw 2 CANS 6 9 . S A V I 19c Read Herald Ads. Beef - Chicken - Turkey 4f00 DETERGENT 9-LB 3-OZ 1-LB 3-OZ S | 9 9 R IfP ST IW WHITI CHUNK TUNA D a s h 30c Daal Pack PKG B o u n ty CAN 39. 3c Daal Pack STAR-KIST 3" “ 89' 1-LB 1-H30Z^ C H K K M ST IW S A V I tc DINNERS Strongheart Peod2 CANS 17. B o u n ty CAN ' 39. MANCHESTER ◄ lATHIOOM - FINAST Seneca Juice Drinks 10 89< Whita or Colore ◄ TISSUE 4 39' 15 0Z 9 7 (Sof Or—n SfsMnp*, Toof S A V I 25c Bonus Stamp Specials! S n o w s CLAM CHOWDER CAN Z / ' UBLIC MARKETi FiOSTlNG MIXIS - Creamy Fudge, EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS with Ona 2-Patr Box 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 M A I N S T R E i E T Craamy Vanilla, Doubla Dutch Fudga, Bavarian PKGS 9 5 c too Pillsbury 3 LADY UNOX NYLONS Lucky W hip “ . . f " 5 3 c i S A V I 16c WE GIVE TRIPLE.S BLUE STAMPS 3 Cheers For Mom Starlit# Mints, Lamon Drops, M $ 9 0 0 EXTRA $&H GREEN STAMPS with Ona fraihly bakad for ahopplng our atore week after weak, Candy Fruits, Sour Balts ^ | M A sp a ra gu s FRESHLY GUT - Not Pro-Pa«kasMl! Bonamo Candies ‘ FINAST l ANANA CHIFFON CAKI and maaMi after month for oar specials! S A V I ic MKiXTRA.S&H GREEN STAMPS DHERGD^T J-lBl-OZ77_ WEEKEND SPECIALS FOR MOTHER'S DAY tICHMOND ... _ ' O O , Fab •c DEAL PACK PKG / / C Halvas in Syrup 13-OZ CAN I with Hm purchaM ol any oi tha following Bartlett Pears HNAST APPLE EAISIN BUNS GRADE A POULTRY TOP GRADE GHOIGE B^F lO N U S RACK NNAST ORANGE DONUTS SPECIAL oo L*rge 6 to 6 Iba. Handi-Wrap FOOD WRAP 31c Koaatlag dUckena Lb. 49c Booeleoo Crooa Out or Center Out Chuck HA iAGS >00 HNAST POTATO BIIAD SWEET LIFE Medium Slae for a Bice 125 Tee lags for tha Price ef 100 PKG 125 C Rnaattag Chlokeaa Lb. 39c POT RDASCT...... B. 66a Homeland Meaty Lega Bonelsas Sirioia Tip for a tasty CLIF THIS VALUARLI COUPON CANNED OVEN R04ST ...... A. 61.66 REFRESH-R •-OZ ITl 55c Quartered. Lb‘. 49c Chun KWig Chicken Chow Main i-u 't-oz can 99c S A V I 6c Red C a p VEGETABLES Largs Brsasta. Fresh, grouhd, lean Still Time to Get Your Set! MRS. FILBERT'S Lb. 69c HAMBURG ...... lb. 56c 2 Iba 61.16 Sago Liquid Diet Food w4>i can 29c PEAS Wlags. CHUCK BEEF ___ lb. 66c 2'lba 61A6 i Marmalade *0^” }uja«55« ■ ,\W \w .Pgrd Dog Food 3 m-oz cans 53c NEW Better Homes & Gardens COOKBOOKS A l c p d alu m inum foil zs-ft r o u 3 5 c AAARGARINE TOMATOES Lb. 29c OOMBlNiTION BEEF-VEAL-PORK CUT WAX BEANS Ground twice ' I 1for a real alee meat loaf Klaanax Towels aaeo 2 iw o toiu 65c 1 SAVI 4c Compute Craqthf# Cooking Library in 8 Boohn GOLDEN QUARTERS 2 ,’kS s 5 5 c OUT GREEN BEANS 66e lb. 2 lbs. 61A0 i iIXTR a J I ^ WHOLE BEETS Klaanax Towak ts. V ■ -■■V < . ' . ' .A S G H T E ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, JIANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. MAT t. 1964 / I |IANCanCSTE» KVENma HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, MAY 7. 1964 Oonfseettsie win also be hoard South Windsor over toe age of toe molsbira-rslainlng eapasHy SauAWind$or SB Saturday from 4 to 6:80 IS, of aUn otfls. p.m. and 7:80 to 9 p.m. at the Seheiee Shir Wlimer' New Wrinkle The FDA a m through a ehureh. RtpsiJi Petoisen, Grads 8 spokesman In WatotogtoB tout Rsdsfsi lbs ssspdM PIKES ON IMS PACE SLASHED UP TO 30% AND MOffil Uttto LsagM stodsnt at Orchard Hlif Ele- It won't dshat# its moUvao. lb s Building Group to Inspect Residente contrlfMtsd $778 to fiiMtSry School; was a ^IboW Perils Sales spokssman aaM "w s m a n ly feel rssshrsd Is tbs' that this la tndesd a drug and Utile League players Saturday. award winner Of a $25 aavings s m N s i r Swimming Pools in Town The success of the drive in bond, donated by toe Hartford For Lotions ahould hava gona toromb tha sures a complete Uttle Gas Co., for his exhibit In toe standard tast* tor aMsty and ef baeebaU program in the Northisrn Connecticut Science ficacy."' WlndMT buUding^week sesslMis, are open to chil- regidar, farm and pee-wee Fair. The winning project was tosua Pas* Ous) At msene iasM la a statu- tory pnraas defining drugs as plans to shack (toen from age she. Bloqs, said officials. Paul Wehr- a ThermopUc, which converts Preference will be given to em 'was In charge of the drive. gas heat to elsetricity. that day and, said some Naw ••artl(Idea atosr than food Intend- ■arkniatnc pools in torn to da- the applications of Manchester Tlie Uttle League program Russell Won second place in York retallen, it turned off sd t o affect toe structure or any toraiiaa wtdoh pools ‘do not children, but space remaining will begin Saturday at the Little the South Windsor Science Fair function of the body.” sales Hks a ppigot Helena CUrtla, in Its ads, says ■Mat atoatoUibed aaTsty requirs- will be allotted to thoM fitun League Field, Ayers Rd. acroee held rseanUy, which entitled surrounding communities on a Hazel-Rtabop's president Wil the FDA **Mt w a wars giving from the Wapplng Elementary hfan to enter the state oompeti- lard Gldwtto, promptly charged manta. basis of date of application. School. Opening ceremonies will Uon. ' the impression that wo could In a statemwit thu the F13A turn a pruna into a plum per H m tom onfinanoa apactfias Square Daans Tomorrow be held at 1 p.m. with toe Utat awinuning pools 34 inchaa was seeking pftollclty to further manently. Of oouns it won’t re Alto radmm tha eomoomt im The South Windsor Square Dodgers-Indlans game sched Manchester Evenhig Herald an effect to tougher controls ar inoi* in depth and wholly or uled at 2 p.m. South Windsor eorrespondent. move (wrinkles) permanently, your ntoUar for 3S0 outre Dance Club will hold a regular over cosmetics (tlw FDA has We never aald it would.” at least one foot below ground dance at the Pleasant Valley President John Stiebitz of the Brownie doeepb, telephone Tep Felme Stampa, Jurisdiction only over drugs and Before tos legal questions are level, or on above ground pool BOemenUry School tomorrow. Uttle League thanked the resi 844-9I4S. food). wfiiah baa perpianent atapa dents and merchants for their resolved, howevar, the canaum< The caller will be Boh Qtandpre Then, in broadside newspaper Ing publle may render the mors •toiall aiBiara to the aaf aty re- from West Springfield. Danc contribution to the program and TO SEEK NOMINATION SIOP'SH OP SETS THE FACE ads, he said in effect that drug qulremtnta." asked their support in viewing crueiai Judgment: Whether It ing will be from 8 to 11 p.m. KETCHUMk Idaho (AP) — or cosmetic, FDA or no. his likes the stuff. The new ordinance has four All club level dancers are in the games and cheering the Mary Brooks, widow of tJ.S. product was good and people safety points: No overiiaad also vited. ' teams daring the season. Sen. Wayi.Aud Brooks of niinoia, should please keep buying it. ivfth Loiv Prices...Top (Xaa\\iy/...and Top Value Stam ps! trieal oonductor w81 be instal Holy Day Masses Ladies Auxiliary Meeta announc^ Wednesday she will Makers of these lotions con Stein S tom Unite led within 15 feet o t any pool. The Feast of Ascension of Our The Ladies Auxiliary of the seek the Republican nomlnaUon tend that they are not drugs. Metal rails and fences etc. near Lord will be observed at St. South Windsor Volunteer Fire for the State Senate from Blaine They describe the chief ingredi GENSaVX — •wltzsrland has and adjacent to the pool whidi Margaret Mary Church today Department will meet tonight County in south central Idaho. ent as a protein extracted from 152 department stores, with 85 bathers have access and which with Masses. Masses will be at at 8 at Fire House 1, ESIingtm Mrs. Brooks, now a rancher, cow's blood that acts only on too branches throughout tos coun may become electrically alive, 6:80 and 7:80 p.m. Rd. Final plans for a military' was Once Republican natlmal surface of toe skin. The lo^na try. In additian. small and me shall be grounded. CCD instructions tor grade whist party will be discussed as comraitteewoman from Illinois therefore differ, they say, from dium retail stores have formed The second safety point school children will be given on well as making posters for the and is toe daughter of the late the sterdd-hormone creams pre cooperatives to Inqr merchan apacifiaa that pumps and fU- Satarday from 10 :M to 11:80 carnival. This organization is U.S. Sen. John Thomas, R-Ida- viously marketed, ’ which are dise in quantttlee to take ad tscs, mechanical and rieetrical a.m. at the Wapplng School. > open to all interested persons In I ho. long-term treatments affZctlng vantage of lower prleee. aqulptnent for public and semi- imUlc pooM wUl be endoasd. Oonatnictkai o t drsdnaga plpaa wHI ha located so toat no wa ter will acoumulata in toe vidn- Mgr of daetrlcal equipment. FROZEN H m ardtnanca ftirtoer statM that all parsons owning land on which a pod ia located will eioet and maintain an adequate endosuio either aurroundingr the tmupeily or pod area wMcimt Sm»sm S h a m to aaaloe toe p od inaoceastole to amial aliildren. H m encloaure STRAW win kmludo aelf-latching type gates wHh latohas plaosd four Nylon Sate tost above ground levd. Ihs fourth point hi the ordin- for Mothor*§ D a^ snos states that a natural bar^ Tier, badge or pool cover or otoer protective device may be aaed so long as H protects as ROAST wdl as a fence, gats or other BERRIES anclosana. Phrtstlng Bwinuning p od s may U .1 CHMCE STEEI BEEF EOBSTS he soottamed wMim cbanga pscnrldsd the safety rsqgrtre- msBts are observed. Compll- SAVE CASH..AND GET sutoe to the ordinance should be adherred to prior to filling tos For a juicy with water, otherwise ac- flavorful roa*t- Firit Food Store's tondor trlmmod moats STAMPS, TOO! may ha takoi by the town. U .i- A Tax OoDeetor Top o’ th* 0*«4e ■oath Windsor 'Tax Od- aro freshly «iit. None pro«packagod. th*T>**‘ y®* q u a lity . lsctar*s Office reported that tax can bu y I soDsettoa up to ilhy 3 amount 4 to 8 Tba ed to out of a total TIm gift Shat flaCOore her j soBunltment a t $1,720,601.M. lagal AH flrat quality, all i Petore toe Interest date |M,- CENTER CUT Dash s r 65* "AAity Nks" Iraiid TWJS taxsa edlected during the at a M f eavingaf mooth of April was M.4 per RsgHltNrly 2 lor 53* seat a t tha commltmeht. C H U C K Stroiigheart At 2 ^ 17* 2BA Mesta Toolglit SAVE 41* H w soolng board of appeala wfil hold a publle hearing on ROAST Cola -st!T,iir.rArsJS;e 10* / etaloM MainO *■•« $ 1 ^ alBO appeals tonight at 8 at \ or Meek A h to* | tha Wapplng . Elamantary fiehooL The appeals an: BONELESS B i^ ic k 45* le e .* ie .. O Hamy C. Ordway, 479 Plea- ttreteh A •* to* | aaat VgBsy R m y MANC^BSETEB EVEamJC JIERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 7 , 1964 MANCHKTglt EVBNINQ HEBALD, MANCHESTEI^ OONN., THURaDAYi MAY 7, 1904 iOP MOTT’S - Get Free Gifts ’s Of Extra Stamps - SHOP MOTT S Fabulous Values ■■ Sensational Savitig J a (Nliilm g ■ 100 ■ iXTRA STAMPS «Wi Ml Oapn Mi PMihiH If tlM «r NwiL Coupcei gMd May 7 Ihra May *, 19M. lim it one newepaper eenpiA to a family. TMe eonpen eC no value when need In conjunction with mailed coupon exce^ when single parohhsee total |15*e or more. State Law: Olgarettoa, Beer and Fair leaded Hcmn exchidod frooi'offer. n b U . P t k S i i laflY NUNBREDS OF EXTRA STAMPS NO LIMIT, NO CXIVPONS NEEDED All Items st Everyday Low Prloea Know The Pleosure Of Good Eetinal when you serve Mdft'e KA C v lra purohsee Sperry * ' wv KAII a Bnmee Smoked Shoulder ' Butte t \ CANNON ’EM * WEEKEND SERVE Swift’s Premium Gennine Spring Lamb. Tour family will Eg EvAl'tt with purch. Home Prtde SW EA im Italian Sausage M l l n v t h m mmntMwue aa. —______. a. . m m . m » * . ^ T . . . awoog cvyg |8g \ffVD UrWCO 9iWll|IM XOOl 9 C NvI pb 4 or II os. PUCKER I *w EAlTa Nepco Cold Cute - All -FREE” Varieties t o w e l s fC E vI pb Pkf- Swift’s Prunium A® R aLTO Deerfoot Unk or Bag Sausage PLUS UE F v fP * purrh. 1-lb. pkg. GuBuinu Spring *w C A Iia Sld6leee Beg. or All Beef Capitol Farm Fraake OB EvfpA -'iUi purch. Hygrade’s PlHIfcPPl® 1,000’s Of Extra Stamps! bAII fl Chunk Botogna or Uveiv wuret 1 ( 9 WITH COUPONS MAILED TO YOUR HOME dole Service Delicale»sen This Week’s MUCKF’S LOAVES SU^NT machine su ceq Froo O ift , Bonus Buy i|(^ ox*CAH WITH COUPOX Veal, Luxury, CANNON "PUCKER-FREE" Pepper Chops or CANNON "PUCKER-FREE" Stew LARGE SIZE 24 x 46” Old Fashioned LAMB COMB OVIK READY Ih. 69c FACE TOW EL BATH TOWEL COLESLAW l>.35e POTATO SALAD lb. 35e LEAN SHORT SHA^^K 4 to 6 Lb. Average, Hygrade’n Size 15x26”. Coioni: Dawn Pink Reg. $1.19 Celeatlal Blue, Firefly Yellow Value Daipr Department REO. A9c Colors to match Beg. fl>c Fresh or Smoked Pork T 1 VALUE Fac« Towel MOTTS MOTTS WMte or Colored IN. SUPER AMER. CHEESE ^ evilp. MARKETS Save 27c...Shop-Rite Fresh Frozen f(Vl lIH W iniH ilH TML REDEEM YOUR VALUABLE ypjiM L IN-STORE BAKERY loung lonoor JWMMi 0Mb BAKED Orange MOTT COUPONS EVERY WEEK! ON THE PREMISES FRESH, HOT, INDIVIDUAL BEEF LIVER ^ u k e ' BUHER DANISH Snvn29c...2 l2oz.Canf 87c SAVE [t?j3@g| BOW TIES NEW IMPROVED BREAD! FRUIT FILLED Mott’s Wafer Sliced WH\ PAY M ORE? Gori' Ann pnrIcliMl bremd STRAWBERRIES S 3^99< made with new Blendertiod Procewi you n » better taHtln^. smoother textured bread with IK) holeii. Enjoy the bent and save more! f u l l PLAIN I Believe: POUND LEMONADE to*-- 99* lillUffliiilliffliiiiiinH iyi ANN FOR MOTHER'S DAY! irs k •HOP-RITE FULL FASHIONED WHITE BREAD Eusy To Pool MAVELS WORLD NYLONS SEAMLESS 60-158 MESH jTnkist m ^ ...AT MOTTS p r pr. We leflikned long ago that anniversaries are for women. And so COMPARE.o.Buy Right With Shop-Rite! |^Canges9 we ve. planned an exciting party for everyone. Your favorite Mott ■tore 18 scrubbed and shiny bright; festively decorated and chock " Chuck Savings Ovur Compnroble National Irands \ ■ale prices effective Thurs. thru Sat. full of food. Save16( 59 Save16< 587 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST CUKES GARDEN i ^ F O R 29< The coupon mailer sent to your home contains coupons for your SPAGHETTI or ELBOW S < I PEANUT BU TTER’:.? 45c Nuar thu Gruun beautiful gift set of Cannon Towels and thousands of extra MANCHESTER ■tamps. Save 18c VEGETABLE SHORTENING 3L b . c „ ( 9, Save 26c 49 IM AYONUAISE '‘yt£^ c OPEN NIGHTS RHUBARB 19* We’re proud that the company has reached the knowledgeable age Save 20c 100% COLUM BIAN COFFEE > 79 c Save 39c MON. thru SAT. TILL 9 of 31 and greatful to the hundreds of Mott people and thousands of 0 2 39 | F I B A R S . . ^ P . . c We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities Mott customers who have made it all possible . . , 28 OZ. Save 47c SODA Flavors No Return Bottln Save 30c MiMiiimiiiHmiiiitiiutmnni|tiyyBtttHininitttMM 6 BOTS. I FLUFFY RINSE " 1? 59c BilnlWiiitHtitinttii^flntinmNiWw^^^WwB^W Thank you. 12 oz;< Save 28c 3 JARS STRAW BERRY PRESERVES Save 24c B L E A C H OnUon PlM Ue Jng 49< REG. 2 for 37c Please ernne in and see ns . . . we’d love to have you. SHOP-RITE Margarine FREE Wilb Purchase Quartera ' , NEW LDW m ilk p r ic e ! 20c VALUE 8 Pack Ml. •n. «m»n MHmiu HALF U L 6ALL0N rk{t. FAMILY SUE Coca-Cola 5 9 c 'Save More On Over MILK ' : foca-Cola 7,500 Everyday Low, bnp«Nt 35 67 . \ Low Priced Food Valuta ...Get Green Stamp*—America’s Moat Valuable Stamp Plan B^ st Gift Ifieas Ever! i \ r iVi'i,- .J. . ; DOUBLE S&H STAMPS EVERY WED. ■i-,f ■. ■ I A m ■i - v C I BVBWKG W A U t. ItAKCHESTEIt. THURSPAY,. m X 7^ JW4 piiaLY CROSSWORI) TVHIM Evoryday it MothsHiPay Pf^pulsr. Wo toko oxtrotpo prido in ia ee » ee mm mmm mm:^ se e^w (set that wa eeniiitairtty go out of our way ta bring all Motkajrs * ' W . I T 'T ' M ( f » . ■ : ’ I* f* VA .;JLF COUl ON fha bait of avarything in fimaisaving faPdi and work-taving supr Ig ™ , piiao. You'll find that wa offar tha batt guaiity-.. ,tha bast of valuos . liiailallitfOUapCesdtsr., • . . and tha bait of ifriandly, halpfui larvico — 1NFREE±STMIIP$ throughout tko ontira yaari So, why don't you with AnjLjPnrchsee of |0 or More At Tbttr'Vriendly Popular join with tha tcoras of happy Mothart ADUl.TS ONLY—d m TO A FAMILY Valid Birough Saturday, Map Stk . 44Drr who shop ifid tava at Popular — MNatlw^ No Stamps uf th/OIgncettes e» E em ^ i 47 0l*tredlw rpgularl State Law^ S i S ^ (MOTHER'S DAY MAY 10th) ■laocM iMMt T 1“ 1 r IT 1 r ~ r Heads Assembly II Mn. Henry F. Skelly of U" Overland S t waa inatalled as If II IT president of Gibbons Assembly, GEMUME SPRIKG II" — (T Catholic Ladleal'of- Columbus, last night at ceremonies held at JT FblltnS Restaurant s r -Assisting her during the season will be Mrs, Ur u bane kouse ay honorary presi s r dent; Mre. O ei^ e Willard, vice ■ resident; Mrs. John Devanney, s r Inanctal Secretary; Mrs. James TanI, recording secretary; Mrs Min'Jaslowskl, eorreapondlng u secretary; Mrs. Lionel Lessard, treasurer, w ~ ■ Alaot Mrs. Alden Gilbertson, BRAND sentinel; Mrs. James Comins, t r H m mlstress-attarma; Mrs. Frank OHAMPION II II Bellantoni, assistant mistress n r 1 at-arma; MSs. BemSrd'Fogarty, QUALITY Mrs. Brmano Garaventa and NEW LOW PRICE! Mrs. John Tierney, auditors; .aqd Mrs. A.. W. Oates, Mrs. John Siemlenskl and Miss Mary Treat your family to frash and flavor Fraher, trustees. ful, tender and juicy spring lamb, and .The ,Rt Rev. Msgr. Edward 3. Reardon, chaplain of the or Gallon Milk treat your budget to big savings. g a i ^ ^ n , guest speaker at, ua.llBnquet, was Introduced ,by M li|| flelen Thomas, hopor- SEALTEST -ary pain state president who was-, mistress of ceremonies. OR HOOD Select Mrs. RAnneth L. Ford of East Chetqe RartfoM,, worthy state presi Plus 'Deposit^ Boneless Chuck Roast Lb. dent iyu ibe installing officer. 69* ’ iTop Andover $rade Elm City Sliced Bacon Lb. 45* jtivh school GEM COOKING OIL Pen] • S e ia Boneless Veal Steak Lb. •i 'Andi^wer youngsters in Grade SAVE GALLON 4. any ^ e lr parents haye bsM ^WfVfted^ .to ittend a Region '8 CAN . FTBA^aponsored preview next 7 0 ' at 8 p.m. in the audi- REG. (2.S9 tprlunt at Rham High School Chlldrin and parents frOnv He bron. 1^ Marlborough a^l also There'will be special displays SAVE « f hosna- economics. Industrial arts projects and the physical OVEN READY training program. The French 22' Class of Grade 7 will show how Pineapple Juice 3 89< they learn the language. Art work done by Grade 7 students GRADE A — LOWEST PRICE IN WEEKS todw ^M rs. W ^he will be SAVE R s i ^ e n ^ .'how 4n Cjirade T at Rlilffb ASuOkHp la ghowlng 12 ' ■ lbs. and next yeare 4|n$iriag c)aas what - 73< they. expect .to jTlnd. Re- Ehler’S Coffee ^ ■ over Mebpi^ts ^ .’the-c^terla wlH top .off the. eveiybg’s program. ■NAPIER IRAND TENDER Art Exhibit WtaUMM SAVE iiers In annual ...... Wbit-hAvy t 'been ah- f i :MNncad,AiKi a'hd bft places 32' won hy iRi from ISweetPeas s Ih the sbnior' lygh 'divlaibB,' iOhariotta Tale won first prise Sfor a texture oil painthtg. Hon orable mention caine to-Paul 'Anderem for hie >ydod tehasr. MODESS (SAVE 37e) 11 ct. lex West Virginia Haiins Itobert’ Whitcomb received hbn- orable mention for posters end Bob Brown for both oil paint er Super WHOLE OR HALF ing and. copper enameling. In SANITARY NAP;:iNS the junior high claeaification, 2 V Henry Parkington waa also so skfntosi honored. League Speaker Mra John G. Lee of Farming- Orshge-Aprieet, Grape-Apple 46 ex. 'k shankiess.. ton, chairman of the President's Cherry-Apple, Orange-Pineapple Can Consumer ’Advisory CTommlttee BC FRUIT DRINKS 3 9 * ★ semi- and past president of th e League of Women’s Voters, will leaf Liver bonalasf be the speaker when the An dover Provjeional League holds er Meat laflt 4 'L t 49< Us first annual dinner at GOFF CAT FOOD . •< Oavey'e Restaurant in Manches ter on Monday, May 25 at 7 plm. A social hour precedes the din uii'j:. 3 5 * ner. Non-members interested' in JIFFV BISCUIT MIX «“«•«' .attending shcmM call Mra. EM- wsrd Yeomans, Lake Rd. about tickets before May 18. DUNCAN HINES BROV'NIE MIX o% .r. 39< Skinless Frankfurts ^ 49* MaiMilisafer Bvenlag Herald I Andover oomspondcnt, Law- reneo Moe, tolepiioae l4t-8T98. MOZIN roes SKOAL Town Seeks Bids Capital Farms Kidbasa t9* On. Keeney Wing Whole or Sliced Strawberries MIX *N MATCH Sliced Cooked Salami ?Lb. 69* ^ nia town Is seeking bids for Serve e f the construction of additions OREGON'S NNEST SUCED and alterations to the Keeney Delieieus it. School,- in .accordance with SOUTHLAND WHOLE Strawberry nlfms and speolficatlonB pre- Sherteake fro zen POOD SPECIAL pafbd .by -Anrald Lawrence, SEAPOOD SPECIAL acghltect LUCKY WHIP 39* ' I 'Wda will be .received until ^ ■ ;i 11 $.m». June 2, In the office of the gsh m l ! manager, at that Orange Fresh time,’.d ^ bids wUl be publicly FRXSH opeaed^ind n ad in the hearing room of the Municipal Build ing.] ■ i ' . ■ CHERRY TOMATOES delight Swordfish site work will consist of two addUtaifi to ^ eaiating school wflft-a,.toUI; of agproidnuitely Pi. Box 2 9 ^ WATERMELON 19,000 square feet and altera- Uone to the present building. MINUTE PIRSt Flans and qiedficatlonB may M A ID OP THE c be examined at Lawrence's 12 Oi.uCoii SEASON lb ■fflce, 071 Porter It. LABOB SWBBT 1 9 6 9 HAS TWINS ORANDTr AIRIB, Tex. (AP) PINEAPPLES —A Texas mare has beat 10,000 to 1 odds by giving birth to twin colts. Dolly, Who is between 10 and Each 2 G * 4c OFF K K f SO geara'did, waa dallvared of PLANTERS PEANUT lle L J e r & W n a Saturday- 55' lle belongs to Mr. utd Mrs. ’ Sanders M OraMl ^Prairie Q A U J F c m g u k n u B M 1|ox.Gient Jer a psyohology major at SAVE 1ft „ .IJbtreOunee* nas Stale university, NESCAFE aeryad I midwife. . SWEET PEAS ' ~ ' '1 the. colt and Im 00 per cent FLORIDA. SW IfT I M p o « ^ , RED ROSE TEA BAGS :' . _ .. I formal t o ii '■ .ijh . « A Oimiia>nlrta vetarinarian JUICY, RED lb . , dm M,000do4 ealoolatlatk » EXTRA STAMPS 'IS NABISCO FfO NEWTONS ^ '■■’'" * . 4,. i ,. :- , > " 1 -t frr ^v .f * # ,> ■> • T 'X*. » s I . FAGB TWBNTY-FOtm . JIAN^HESTER EVEtolO HERALD. ICANCHESiER, CONN, THURSDAY. MAY % 19M \ •' . Hom ers Spiee Action in AL/Nicholson in the Spotlight I Herald Angte HOWIE HOLGOBIB 52 Runners THIRD HOMER — Dave Nicholson Sports Editor clouts his third home run against Gibson Loser Again White Sox Outfielder Kansas City. Catching is Charley In Slugfest Lau. (AP Photofax.) Indian Nine at the Halfway Mark at the West NATIONAL LEAGUE This week marks the half-way point in Manchester On Mound fo r Cards With Vinal Oval, boOi slarttBg at 8 pjn. In Tape Measure Job W. L. Pot. OB High's abbreviated baseball schedule and the Indians Saa Fraaoisoo .12 5 .708 _ have only two victories to show for their efforts. Some AD boys 14 ORi U years W o Fhlladelpliia . .11 8 .841 1 Scorer's nightmare. of age who have not attead- NEW YORK (AP)—Hm Roger Cijiig rubbed off'on schools probably would be happy with that mark but it’s NEW YORK (AP)—Dave Nicholson, reaching for Milwaukee .. .12 7 .682 1 ad a prevtoua trymrt ssost streak aid holding a an unusual one for Manchester—^only eight times in the That's the easiest way first phuto, Rookvflto even greater heights with his strikeout act this season, Pittoborgh .. .11 8 A79 2 Bob Gibson? atteod ons of these osobIobo to describe yestsrday tdter- Windsor/tomorrow for n has added depth to the other half of his repertoire. St. Louie ... .11 9 .550 Craig probably hasn't revealed any of his tough-luck past 87 seasons have Indian baseball tei^B finished un- If they wish to portlelpato der .500. < noon's three-hour baseball tnd vansy LoagM The ChUsego White- Sox<$" CInoinaatl ... .11 9 MO ty . techniques to his new St. Louis teammate, but it'q been la 'the leagae thto seasna, C h ic a g o ...... 7 8 Add to those eight years, four game between Vinal Tech TOalgWt sseeloB will nuna. Mrstwhito tefteldor Ksa •winger la miaang the third Floyd Robinson connected for .438 an hnuiluaUy unsucceesful w eek^ pitched one game each — Bran- Los ^ g e le e 6 others right at the .600 level foir r biftetarfleklera and pitehera Fotota X3-0) to sxpactod to ylUb •trike at a slightly faater rate the White Sox in the third while . 8 12 .429 for OIbnan, who got too close to nick winning and ttagal losing, of Middleto'wn and Cheney A64 Frisnd rstirsd Flood, OBarlle and you’ ll have a whopping 25 on ly . In ceoa of. rate dtber Roms who boast a 8-1 than be did last aeaaon when Minnie Minoso belted a three- Houeton .... . 8 14 8 '/, the target Monday night and despite allowing only two Teoh of Maaohsater at the lo- he tanned a record 175 timea. Jamss and Jonny L«wis. left when the Tribe nines bad n igh t, nian additional aeeetoa a 8-1 leagM run pinch homer in the seventh New York ... . 8 18 .158 10 hurt; night couldn’t get eloee earned runs. YRth an open date 'cal dtomoad. Hiore were 38 But Nicholson went a long a a a winning records. held Sotoidagr after putting the game far beyond Yesterday’s Resulta anbugh. today they'll have almost aa runo, 18 baae hits, seven for ex way Wedneaday night toward Ohk^^fo 4, San Franchico t. DODOERS-OOLTB— As a matter of tact the last noon nt 3:88. North Oentral Oonstoottwit Kansas City’s reach. It ooet Gibeon 860 Monday much rest (or to that rust) aa tra basea, including'four home AO new ton me win Conferenoa aettoB yiststday !»• ahowing his ability aa a double Cincinnafi 13, New York 4. Drysdale, now 8-1, had trou time they had a losing slate Hhitch. runs, 17 errors, 17 bases on balls YANK8-8ENATORS— night when he fired a couple of formed thto season nooordlng olndsB Stafford at ElHngtra and threat as the White Sox swept Philadelphia 7, Milwaukee 6. ble only in the seventh ndien w as In 1950 when s 8-8 m ark Admittedly with the new and 52 baoe runners. Five pitch The Yankees, held to three beanballs at Fhiladefohia pltch- to League Director Wally nsot Windsor nt South Wted- a doubleheader from Kansas Pittsburgh 1, St. Louis 0. ar Dennis Bennett, ft coat the Walt Bond’s fourth homer, a was posted. In *53 they lysre 7-7 early start — to get away from ers saw action during the mara City, e-4 and 11-4. home runs in 18 games, erupted and since that time it's been an Fortin wM the poooMIltgr Bor. ElHngtra to 1-8 for the sea* Los Angeles 5, Houston 3. Cardlnsls n victory last night single by Bob Aapromonta and the two-a-week ban — It’s hard thon. more teams wDl , eompeto - Actually, it was the ball that for five homers but still gained John Bateman’s double produc all-winning series. son sad 1-1 In league ylay. Today’s Games when Gibson fired a peg over to play pre-season practice Tha flnhl score: Vtawl 16, than toiA South Wliidsor has n 8-1 over- went a long way—578 feet by only a split with the Senators. ed the Colts’ runs. Roseboro Chicago (Buhl 2-1) at San first base and let the winning This year’s club thus pre games but one or two are al- CMeney 18. an mark and also a l-l NOOO Comiakey Park measurements. Hector Lopez connected twice was instrumental in two Dod and Mickey Mantle and Roger Frauoisoo (O’Dell 0-0). run score ki a I'O loae to Pitts sents a problem. Why hasn’t moet a necessity. Experiments O osoh T on y lyA iiaB na’s R ang ratin g. The hit wsu one cf three home Cincinnati (Maloney 2-2) at burgh. ger runs. A walk, Roaeboro's It a better record? can be completed In these ers started like WMriawiQr. runs Nicholson clouted in the Maria once each as New York Cheney Tech vtotts Lyman New York (Ji^son 2-3), 2 p.ni. Gibson came on in relief of double and a sacrifice fly Take a look at the batting nunes and not after the seaora getting 13 runs In their first Han tomorrow to eomptata tha tw o gam es. glided to the first-game victory. brought in a run in the aeorad Leading Bowlers St. Louie (Simmons 2-2) at Ray Sadecki In the ninth after averages and you’ll find four to under way. three at bats, thrsa in tbe first, brief slate. H m Rangaia arc 3-0 Aocordlng to existing rec . Mantle hit another in the sec * e « Pittoborgh (Veale 1-2), N. Rotwrto Clemente led off with then Frank Howard’s triple and regulm weU over the .800 five in the second and f ^ In s o tatr. ords, o^ly a SOO-foot blast by ond game, which the Senators Roseboro’s elngle added anoth won in the ninth when Chuck Milwaukee (Fischer 3-0) at a double. Gibson proceeded to mark, led by Rloh Morsh’e tbe third, for a 13-4 margin, and Receive Awards One Saturday Dating has tbs B abe Ruth a t D etroit In 1926 er In the fourth. Sqnad Too Big Hinton scored from third on Philadelphia (Mahaffey 1-1), walk Donn dendenon intention lofty .534. L ately, at least, were apparently on the road to Best CathoUe High track went farther than Nicholson's ally. Bob Bailey followed with • • • there’s been some power in the And while being critical —.of Annual Parade of Awarda for home run over the roof of the catcher Elston Howard’s passed Houston (Bniee 1-1), at Loa tbelr first win of tfie season. (B-S) vteMlng Btcningtra. ball. Hinton smashed a two-nm Angeles (Moeller 1-1), N. a bunt down the third base line, . BRAVXUS-PHILUBS— attack with a couple of homers a system, remember that lias Howetvar, V in a l w d d o ily Junior 10-pbi bowlen waa held left field stands. and when Gibeon threw wildly, and a pair of triples In the been highly successful — we’d Nicholson's other two homers hom er in the first gam e sind a AMERICAN LEAGUE The Braves held a S-5 load in came to life anC puehed aoroea Tueeday at the Parkade Lanea. three-run blow in the second. W. L Pet. O.B. Clemente raced home with the the eighth when rookie Richie book. cut the number bench-sltters eight runs In the fourth to knot didn’t go M tar, but they still clincher. who do little more than fill out Bowlen ellgiUS were thoee who accounted for four runs and INDIAN8-ORIOLE8— Cleveland ...... 10 .867 — Allen got the PhiUiee atarted The pitching Is pretty fair In the count at 13-aIL The victory went to Bob spots too. Monday’s game waa uniforms and waste their time rolled at leiupt a 150 o r 300 gave hbn four homers for the The Indians got four home C hicago ...... 10 .667 — with a walk. Two outs later, Cheney went ahead in tbs game in league play during the Friend, who checked the Cardi the worst the hurlers have had during the two-month season. season. runs as they outlasted the Ori New Y ork .... 8 .588 2 Covington beat his former Mil top of the fourth with one tal 1983r84 eeasra. nals on six hits for a 3-0 record. waukee teammates. Allen also but up to then they’ve held the Boys who do nothing but sit on At the same time, the 6-foot- oles. Max Alvis hit one for three B a lU m o re ...... 0 ..129 2 ly but Was unable to register m Winners in each divtolon were AMERICAN LEAGUE runs, and Dick Howser and Lar Sadecki allowed only seven singled to start a four-run Phil opposition pretty well in check. the bech 'especially seniors — the kuit three frames. Mean- S, 215-pounder gave equal treat D etroit ...... 9 .529 2 hits, but came up with an 0-3 in the 150 class—Todd LevcH' PoweD (8), Robtasoa (8), ry Brown added back-to-back adelphia uprising in the first That leaves one department can’t be ex ited to be happy. white, Vinal, with hto hitting ment to his sMkeout artistry, M innesota .... 9 10 .474 SI/, record when Gtl^n extended thal 558, Trudi (iusstittscMca Oriolea; Alvto (3), Howser (1). tanning three timea for a sea blows in a six-run sixth inning. Inning and scor^ in the fifth left - defense. And that could Their grumblings Increase when shoea on, paillculariy In the Los Angeles ... 9 10 .474 S '/, his streak of misfortune. 6fl4, Dave LelBlanc 508, Jane Browa (1), Held (5). ladtoaet son total of 2S. Woodie Held connected in the after smashing a triple. Joe explain a lot of the trouble. In a team to losing (anywhere not person of Rich Annino, who B oston...... 7 10 .412 4 Don Drysdale, meanwhile, got just at Manchester) and soon Karp 494, Mike Zboray 404; Osoh 8 (4), T lgm ; L o m 8 (8 ) . Nicholson wa«>'t the only seventh. Brooks Robinson and Torre homered for the Biavea. the six games to date the In clubbed two tape-measure hom Washington .. 9 IS .409 4 '/, a 3-for-8 performance from unhealthy situations develop. . 300 otoss — Bill Polinsky 838, Mantle 8 (8), Maria (1), Taw home run hitter Wednesday Boog Powell homered for the a a a dians have m ade 18 m lscuses, ers, one in the fifth and the Kansas City ... 7 11 .889 41/, catcher John Roeeboro and When a goodly numbeiy^of John C o m 817, Bill Valentine kaeat Htatte 8 (8), giwetotsi night. Ihe New York Yankees Orioles. Reds^ Manager Worried About ^ B E D 8-M E TS— an average of three per appear other In tbe seventh, deadlock Yesterday’s Results broke a string of four straight an ce. players get into the acV^cy 596, Jeff Warwick 665, Mike netoM (8)T Angahi; GentOa got into the act as they split TIGERS-RED SOX— Ca r d e n a B went S-ftor-6 ed the count again in the fifth Bhaughnessy 683. (8). Atidelle«i Nlekolsen 8 (4). a doubleheader with W aah^- Norm Cash suiqxirted Dave Cleveland 7, Baltimore 5. losses to Houston pitcher Dick For some strange reason, have less chance to eritlctoe Farrell, hurling his third com against the Mets, ooUeotlng a with tha first of the big field- Scores included handioape, MDjboco (1), Bobteoesi (8)« Wickersham with two homers, Detroit 6, Boston 8. they're making more as the others — including the coach. ton, whining the opener 9-2 and plete pune in the Los Angeles two-run homer, a double and er’a four-baae douts. Single tal Bemie Giovino, Paricade mana W h ite S ox. dropping the nightcap 5-4. good for three runs, in the Los Angeles 4, Minnesota 8. season - progress, not less as Losing seasons also bring our Dodgers’ 5-2 victory over the two singles for four runs batted lica tai tbe stxtii and oeventh ger reports. Etoch of the above NATION. LE A G U E devdand home runs st<^)ped Tigers’ triumiA. Wickersham Chicago 8-11, Kansas dty one might think, chances tor second • guessing Park Impresses Hutchinson C olU . in. Frank Robinson prodnoed . proved tbe margin of victory received a beautiful plaque. **HAPPY BIRTHDAY” — San Francisco slugger Willie Mays had a happy thing N oC ovey Olanta; Terre 4 -4 .’ more more more more more sports writers to have their day. BaHhnore 7-5, Detroit whipped beat the Red Sox for the sec three runs for the Reds with y for the tavaders. New York 8-4, Washington Eleswhere in the National Regular spectators it the In No one would think of eriUcto- happen on his way to the ball park yesterday. Willie stopped by St. Anthony's (4), Covington (8), nonoat Boston 6-S and L ■ ; ■ ’ * ^ THURSDAY, UAY T. IM I PAOS TWEMTY-El(3£rr i^tudr^iditr lEvfttftig Heraiib Averaco Defly NdtFrsei Rmi Bor fU Wook .. AaacmMy. Order John DuUca, steward o f the (Mge at, was sleeted ~Mg ehSsf May X 1884 ______for Olrta, wttl pr«- Elks Club, snnounoM that he Nation Formed . ^ HaroM SUtef. 198 Portar About Town MiBt2 Um Mothar’a Degrea Sat- will s w e cherrystone i' r/>f. ;'V: • J * /,ener, versu s N ew Y ork on Tribe could play 16 — and still soccer squads. Vraa also aided Spicer, lo...... 4 air but It waan’tCthe cold ed. rt''nas slammed home runs. stay well within the new CIAC JarvU, lb...... 1 EASY TO CET TO slept. 37, will be played on Sun ( Wins Second in Five Days George wigton with the UConn Deloonte, w, e, ..6 day afternoons, according to ruling of no more than two fro sh elub thto^ past season. Davie, rf...... 1 the schedule announced today. games per week. Olddinsa, 3b. . ..1 • « e Accerno. 3b, ..0 The other five home games Dormoii^ (AP) — One nice^ Boston’s first run came in the ..There’s qillte a friendly con- McNellir, (e) 1 ..0 will ba played on Friday n l^ t thkig about the Red Sox fac third inning when Jones doubl teet going on among fathers of No Sore Arms some of the Manchester High lOtSls ...... 88 U 7 31 14 7 The home opener is set for ing the Detroit ’Tigers today: ed down the right field line and a srotmdod out for Oiddlnss In SEASON PASS Alumni Stadium at Boston Col At least Dave'Wiokersham can't Bressoud singled to center. / Most ojqiosltlra to longer baseball playors to see who gets TUl lege, with the other six home pitch again so soon. schedules comes from folks who the "No. 1 Fan’’ tiUe. A hand Innlns* ...... 1 3 8 4 5 6 7 Totals IMt Jones and Bressoud were on Vinal ...... 3 0 3 8 1 1 1 16 e l Itie Oronditand OoM games to be played at Fenway The rangy Detroit right-hand base a total of nine times. The are worried about too much ful of them have managed to Chenay ...... 8 641000 13 Park. er mastered Boston last night rookie second baseman had strain on the pitching arms, make almost every game to ''3b: Monroe; 3b: Schick. Temlme: 'The Patriots, Eastern Di for the second time In five daye (foventry is getting by with a date but only one got to Meri hr: Mullen. Asorzalbh, Rich An HINSDAU three singles and a double nino 3; sb: Osonalbh, Blynn, Ron vision champions In the Ameri as the Tlgeni cashed In for a 6-3 while the veteran shortstop con lot lees talent than atoimds at den to see the Platt game and Annino, StroM. SchlCk, Mullen lob: he’s ahead .so far. can FootbsA League last sea v icto ry . tributed three slnglee and had Manchester and there has been Cheney IS, VTnal 7: lib: Totnko 6. RACEWAY son,'said that five, possibly six, Wktaersham needed help in no rash of sore arms reported. MuUen 4; Stroos 3, Flynn 6: ao; tw o walks. Tomko 3, Mullen 6: Flynn 3, of the seven away games will the ninth from Dick Elgan and This season, tor example, Neal Cheney, "Mayor of Ogmsalbh 6; hlta off: Tomlro 7 for Veu Soy Tea Wickersham, who fanned sev Manchester pitchers would no be televised beck to Boston. Lairy Sherry, but waa In com en, now Is 4-1. Monbo is 1-S. Brookfield Street’’ to being out 9 rune In 8 Inntnn; Flynn 3 (or end Ssrvics Clrarg* The schedule: Sept. 13 at mand most of the way before doubt be sharper if they worked distanced for the No. 1 adult 6 rune in 1|: Mullah 4 for 6 runs In 6; Osorzalbh 1 for 0 rune in M: Oakland; Sept. 20 at San that as he scattered a dozen more. Duke Hutchinson turned fan title (non-father type) by Stroos 4 for 8 run* in II: hbp; By •mv Diego; Sept. 37 New York (at hits. He had beaten Boston on In a great relief job on opening Henry Weir and Elmer Swan Strons (Daria) by Tomko (Ron 25fT BC); Oct. 4 at Denver; Oct. 9 six hits last Saturday. day (April IS) and didn’t pitch son. When Neal picked a trip Annino) by Mullen (Btronx); pb Elks to Honor Mullen 3; w: Ogoitolbh; I: Uullt^ Tlilt h A* Osv fwwuwt tas San Diego; Oct. 10 Oakland; Norm Cash’s third and fourth, again until this past Monday to the shore ahead of the East t: ?:00. ______•nd • Smalt Strvfcg Chafa* Oct. 33 Kansas City; Oct. 31 at hom e runs ot the season, off (May 4), three weeks later. ern game last Thursday it cost New York; Nov. 6 Houston; starter and loser Bill Monbou- Letter Winners Bob Brannlck and Rich Siegal him "demerits.” Nov. 15 at Buffalo; Nov. 20 quet):e and reliefer Dick Radatz, Denver; Nov. 29 at Houston; spelled the difference. Varsity letter winners of Sports Schedule Dec. 0 at Kansas City; Dec. 18 jkcK Lamabe of Boston faces Manchester High eport.e BYE; Dec. 30 Buffalo. Phil Regan of,the Tigers in the teams will be honored to Fighter of Month Award to Perkins series windup this afternoon. night by Manchester Lodge Tharsday, May Y , Slugging Dick Stuart had Ut- of Elks at Its ninth annual Oovantzy at Avon. .tle luck against Wickersham. NEW YORK (AP) — Eddie, .Patterson In July In Sweden, Track — Manchester at Ma Testimonial Night. Supper Peridns of Chicago warn nam ed waa moved up to fourth In the He struck out four straight will be served at 8:80. loney. NEW — VERSATILE times, then fouled to the catch the "fighter of the month" by heavyweight elase. Emeat Ter — Manchester, Maloney, Awards will be preMnted er with two runnw* on base Ring Magazine today for hto rell of Philadelphia waa dropped HaK at West Hartford. to an outstanding mefober of knpireesive performance, in re to fifth. Ihey were the otdy against reliefer Sherry for the the cross country and rifle Tennto—Manchester at Wind' final out of the game. taining hto World Junior Wel changes in the otoss nded by ham . team s and the D a m a t o terweight Championship last The Red Sox threatened when Award will be maOe to the world chanq>lqn Oassius Clay. rookie Dalton Jones beat out a month against cliallenger Bun most Improved basketball GARDEN HOUSE bunt as Isadoff man in the ninth player. Oil Hunt, MHS rifle ny Grant of Kingston. Jamaica. Ed Mqthews of the Milwau 3-CHANNEl STORM- and EA Breseoud singled him to ARE YOU IN. coach will be co-master of In the ring ratings, released kee Braves began the 1984 sea .third. But Egan came in to reremonlee along with Tom at the same time by Puhltoher son as the active home run •trike out Carl Yastrzemski and Conran, general chalrmaa of Nat Fleischer, Biddle Maohen of leader. He had hit 433, three ' or ouf of Sherry took over to fan Frank the program. Los Ang^eles, who to scheduled to more than Mickey Mantle and SCREEN WINDOWS Malzone before facing Stuart. fight former champion Floyd 16 more than WUUe Mays. H O T W A TER? Yastrzemski left seven run About 150 athletee and coaches are expected to at ners stranded in five appear tend. Jnst 91^26* a day for fuel ances though he did single off Gash’s shoulder in the seventh. can get yon ont of LIGHTS GO ON— This is a view of Shea Stadium, home of. the New Y(] . Stuart left four runners oh trouble! lOW^ J MONEY when the lights went on for the first time last night for the game wi^ base. Cash's first homer of the BASEBALL HEROES If you Uve In 8' typical AS DOWN nati. The lights reportedly are the best ever constructed with power'estimate game came in the fifth with POUSHED ALUMINUM at 2,000,000 watts. There are only two light towers on |:he field. Pic^iire of man house, you could easUy run Wickersham on first base via Batting — Dave Nicholson, out of hot arater several Osf^hs^^^^^k I at bat is projected on giant screen above signboard, top right. (AP j^htofax.) a bunt single. That made the White Sox, hit three ' homers, timea a week. score 6-1 and his^olo job off one a 578-foot shot — the sec Now you can have all the hardanad . . . won’t warp, sag, rwst Navsr naad paint. STORM-SCREEN DOOR Radatz In the el^kth finished ond longest homer on record— hot arater jrou need at one CoUej^e Baseball off the scoring. In Chicago’s 8-4, 11-4 double- time for only 9%o* a day. • Thraa channel type; coniplatoly saN storing, nothinf liDohton g o t tw o runs in the header sweep over Kansas dty. Think of It—only e^ic* a Cbptral /Conn. 18, Brldga- to toko aporti Toro glats panols and one scroon panol seventh on singles by Jones and Pitching—Bob Friend, Pir d u rt glido npiind down in soparato ciwniMia; lat you convort CENaU UtFT TKUS p o rt 8. / Yastrssmskl sandwiched ates, recorded the Slet shutout ^Tea, thanks to Mobllheat NO MONEY Dartmiut 0, Yale 1. around s walk tq Bresaoud to OUT to Sorokin trinii^iw in a^i^i^i^rd^i, ssonu of his major league career, —and an oU-flred hot water to a a _____ ^ b a w 1 Hartfoefi 19, Clark X fill the bsfes and Malzone’a stopping St. Louis 1-0 with six heater of correct capacity— |nn in iw cwwffffifMa ( Waateykn 8, AprtngflMd 1. single to left field. hitter. your famUy can take care - of aU their washing needs deato hSkderlMBWS'toamabaiisM. — OOWN/ OUR at ons time d Heavy, 1-inch ttikk oxtmdad Atoinlnani fraiia; weethenlrlpi Mom can do tbe family 4 for *44 « wash. Sto can do the dishes d Has hiii-langth Fiborglas* scraan paaai,' ptos taw gteaa atosm at the same time Junior FISHING DEPT. takes bis bath, and you en ■ t l W A I t f panola fiipss Insarts gtida up and down tor vontilatfon contool ar joy a shower. rawova ccnnplotoiy, to maka a fnH-scroaa door; aiaa Wt aa l tor IIPIIT l■STAUATIt■ Don’t delay—phone us to- oaslor doaning. Scroon panel way ba ramovod, too. diqr. Find out how easy It to SIIYICI_____’...<>• surd / ^ Y«» coat 9«t to switch to a MobUheat- d'Lifatfma fiuarantoa on harduMMo: totok and hpdraoNc ctosar firsd water h8at the job is done right I C u be for bathhouse, tool shod aod harbocuo ahalter. Conplctoly pro- ba rapalrad or replaced froo, N Nwy baconii tooporattoo ds fabricatod. ready for easy oration. o m I Dofaty for Io m *ATeraga temUy of four. eowK dp *o r TiAas N> nur ' dofacta In materials or workmanship. ^Nsrds toN Isngtk 5 * “ ®**5^ Cedar with Barboc«e Shelter. A Week iioMi tntatovtanww Mnge Is dio-formod adtk door Imaio; wIN naaor loooo< (As Shown) T on s For Only i S o U v MORIARTY X 8’ Knotty Cedar. \ 2 0 ^ " A Week BROTHERS •, \ Yonfs For Only *5*00 OJE^A.* TIRE (W aglaa Net llpehided) OUR ALREADY 643-5135 f Mratgomary Ward, 288 Weat Middle Tpha, ^ I TO ORDER, CALL OR STOP IN *E ^ y your hense hnjieww y ia NOW with timnegTe OrsSIt Ikidget Aeeennt INSPECTION 3 0 1 4 1 5 C m Iw it , I Plsase have saleomad call on su In ligards to a TV I Ypi|R NjEARBY CATALOG STORE (OJp.A.) As UMIe as ffo a m ^th h i^ np to $100j|80. 't' LOW, LOW PRICES W l G IV E * □ Refrigerator □ Range □ Others. No ObUgation. MANCHESTER BRANCH GREEN STAMPS SHOP FRIDAYS NAME aaeaaate*********************************/*** I A MONTGOMERY WARD naM fUflNilSa HARTFORD 681 Midn Street I AyWRUfl^^"^ (••••••• eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeaasaasisssaa* ^ TD liNiJI. BUILDING MATERIALS filsncliester M obilheaf » WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE TEL MMtl LUMBER FUEL lOENERAL TIRE Opeai^Thars, JM. ' ^ CWPr e^e aeaoeaaeseeeaeeeeeeoaaee eeseasssese OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TO I PJL TeL: MS42SS' t o t P J f . m NORTH MAIN STREET 156 CENTER 8TR B lT4-tH A t4f- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N C ^ T E R , CONN., THUR6DAY, MAY T. 1964 n u n 1WENTT-SIX ISAKCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, ICANCHESTER, dt)NN« TEIURSDAY, MAT T, 1964 ______WithoBt Beard B9 Apartnienta—Plata— B FWrSals 72 HposMi For Salt 72 Houada Fm ’ Sate 72 HtiiMB Far Sate 72 Homcs For Sate Garden—Fftm -’-Dfilrr Jam Oarage—Service— THERE 0U6HTA BE B y FAGALT an d SHORTE n { D o g a — Birds—P ets 41 •3 Prodneta ..... in a n r klO B laiga furnlalMd BENTLEY SCROOL - 6 F10TURB8QUB setting—T room MANCHESTER—BxceUent loca MANCHESTER—Weet Side two MANCHESTER - Now undeif! MANCHBBgHR ^iiiw iim^i^ii I ■■■ai — ------. .. A a______as^.. bouaaliaaping room, aK util brick roixdi, Storage OROOMINO and boardiiig^, wU WILLIMANTIC—4 room Speiri- Cape . 1^ attached parage, brick roixdi, tonilyr room, IH tion. Expandable Gaps, top family, 6-6, on bus Una, sep construction. Lost 3 homes C iM , AjfPLBS-Mae« and ities, ouliahle lor one or two, tree shaded tot, t bemnoms, baths,I, doubledouble'ftnn, wooded notch condition, many extras. arate utilities, deep lot, 3-cmr available ta Woodhlll HelghUi. b#drciroom, etoo* te coUact and doUver. fi. C. parktag. ITS Mata 8 t ment, hot water, heated. Itty 1 9 o ii « ii rr,DiD TMcy t d r /f Chaos, Harmony Hill Kenntoo, l8-8ept. 18,1, $190. monthly. Call dtatag -room, spackius Itvtag tot, Monebaoter. Coriton W, Save throogh owMr. 649-1643. garage, fully rented, good In 3 bedroom ranches wUta'*alI shopping, ebuteh. bnaHM. CLASSIFIED FOR RENT—Garage, M Laurel room with firepUce, .IH taUba, Hutchins, Realtor. 649-6183. come. $19,900. Wolverten Agen modern tocUlties. Priced from Dehnonl 6t, Street. Tel. 643-4884. Btopm, Oo«m, 84$S427.^ Pknn[ ( S ^ fit. flF' FOR RXNT-^rrcnt room, half 433-8748. 8118. g i ^ location, $17,400. Wolver- cy. Realtor, 649-3813. $17,000. o i l Mr. Werhner, Mock from Mata Street, park THRBE ROOM heated apart ton Agntcy,A Realtor, 648-361$. WB8T 8IDB rmndi, 6 large Jarvis Realty Oo„ Realtors, MANCHESm - Alton ttNA ing. W Birch 6tre e t./648-T119. roomo. 2 bedrooms, geroge, Artidkto For Sole 46 ment with stove and refrig RETREAT. MANCHESTER — Rockledge 643-4112, Eves., 643-7847. 7 room Cap# Ood, 4 dowB. 3 erator for one or two mtdffle aluminum afmtags, extras, Attractive 8 room ranch priced up, full basement, ptoatend ADVERTISING Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 BO-A natUANT ROOM forT gentle- price reduced. 648-1484. EXCfiBLXJBNT, effioiant and aged peraens. 848-6016. ta low 30’s. Home has many MANCHESTER—6 room Ope, walls, 1-car ga n ge, lot 66KU6, man; paritlng, Edmund 6%-room split leveL A reel features to deUght and sur full ahed dormer, fireplace, ga immediate occupincy, fairly ^OiAMIFTED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS NEW CH Sportsters and FLH eoonmnlcai, tbat'a Blue Ixistrs FOR SALEMJood oow ____ ■treat 8U-8208. MANCHESTER FOUR BEDROOM OMontal, Duo-gUdee on display. Used carpet and upholsteiy cleaner. 86 aad" $10 loads. DaUvarad. SIX ROOM duplex with garage, lateeet ta the country with prise you. Cidl owner, 878- rage, city water and sewer, priced. Call 643-6316. dose to Mata St., $96. 649-8m, ,<' paneled family room, kitchen kitchen bullt-taa, rear patio, 3960. nicely landscaped. Owner 649- 8 AJi, to S PM. motorcycles. Harley-Davldson Rent electric shampooer $1. Also, gardens plowad. 80-7804, with built-Ins, formal dtatag Sales, 40, Park Street, Hart 637-8498. T.room 08]^ with 4 bed lovely sl^de trees, amefite ADIR VERNON^I^ sola by am utr. The Sherwin-Williams Co. -6494rm. t o gent] room, ilvtag room with fire BOLTON LAKE — CSiance to ______6^ room ranch, one-halt ataiw ford. 347-9774. man, pariyg. Call 843-4813. room:^ fuU ehed dormer, drive and plenty of room COPY CLOSING TIME FOB CLASSIFIED ADVT. DBILIORTFUL 3 room apart l^ baths, 1-car garage, place, IH laths, attached ga for gardening at a price have your own 4 room year SOUTH WINDSOR — Different! front, new paint, well taad- SCRISIINED loam for tha .bast rage, $!U,00b. I^brick Agen ’round home right on the wa MONOAT nUDAT 10:M AJI^—SATDKDAX • AJM. 1967 HARLEY-DAVIDSON, com In lawns, delivered froni our Hoaselmld Goodt 11 ment, large kitchen with din screened porch, good con you con afford. $17,500. Unusual spilt (looks like a scaped, treed '.ot 109x300, Ota- pletely rebuilt last year. Call ette area, stove end refrig dition throughout, city util cy. 649-8464. ter. A steal at $10,900. Wol- Cape), 7 rooms, 2 full baths, S minum storms, wall-to-wall screening plant Andover Co Apartments—Flats— verton Agency, Realtor, 649- 640-9620. lumbia. George. B. Oriffilig, EVERYTHm a in oteitilaad arator, heat and hot water, one ities, near bus line, $17,800. or 4 bedrooms, dining room, carpet, Venetian bHnds, bUUt- PLEASE READ YOUR AD MANCHESTER — Unique six 2818. Ins. walk-out basement, hot Inc., 743-7888. ^ recondlUoned used Tenements 63 large unfinished room for full bauwment, walk to bus, «r Ada” are te ta i aver the phone aa a storage, and plenty of closet room Cepe, hot water heat WARREN E. HOWLAND $17,800. Glenn Roberts Ag;ency, water heat. Price $14,900. OoU and appliances, high quality— ^ EAST HARTFORD Garrison TW» adeerUdee Bhoald read his ad the FIRST DARK, RICH, stone-free loam. FOUR ROOM cold fiati second space. Oonvenient to the Cen Exclusive with rec room, oversized, garage, Realtor Realtors. 644-1521. 876-3018 anytime alter 8. Business Services low prices. L ^ la n c FumRura, enclosed porch, excellent lo Colonial, S , bedrooms, 1\4 nsT jnr AFFBABS aad RXFOBT KRBOB8 in time for the Also fUl,'' greveC, sand and 196 South Street, .RotonrOla. floor, two family house. ■ ter and bus lines. Oarage If ROBERT D. MURDOCK Offered Mr. Oolhy, 64 Birch St. desired. Box K, Herald. cation. Hayes Agency, 648- 860 Mata S t, Manchester batlw. fireplace, bullt-ins, MANCHESTER VICINITY — a w t iMertiea. The Herald to wapnnaihle for onljr ONB |noor- stone. 643-9604. 876-2174. Open 9-8. ______643-6472 raet or emitted tneerttoo for aajr adverttoemeat and then only 480$. breezeway, attached garage, i I>akefront opportunity. Well Lota For Sate 73 WASHINO MACRINB8 re] WB HAVB CUSTOMBRa wait 643-1108 wooded lot, $22,600. Phllbrlck built vacant 4H room Ranch, ta the extent ed a "make good” insertion. Errors whldr do not LAw n MOWERS - Arlens, BULLSEYE MIRROR, toaetill ed. RCA Whirlpool and Ken- lag t o tha rental a t your apart 8PL1T-LBVEI., 6 rooms, family Agency, Realtors. 649-8464. plastered walla, fireplace, ’TWO BUILDINa tote, leaaea the Talne of the adserttoement will not he oorreoted by Lawn Boy, Toro, Bolena Orbit atove, refrigerator, rardwi Fumisbed Apartments 63-A U A R REALTY CO., Inc. more All work guaranteed Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- ment or home. J. D. RMtity, room, 1'} bAths, garage large private lot. many shade cation, city utillUea. ~iaahii goad” InaertlaB. tools, hose, snow shovel, pots 841-6189. 643-2693 Spring St 641-9483. CUS’TOM RANCH—S l)edrooms, Agency, 649-6464. Call 643-4913. horse and Bolens 4-wheel and pans, rollaway bad, ate. ?WO FAMILY, first floor , 4 trees, 128’ water frontage. rooms, garage, nice yard, fur GERARD ST.—Terrific family 2 baths, latge living rodm, Anxious out of town owner tractors. Parts and service. call 649-9221. BAST HARTFORD-New de BOLTON — Custom contempor home. What more could you fireplace, dining room, rec MANCHESTER—3 A-zoot wood Capitol Equipment Company, niahed, Tndludlng stove, refrig asking $16,600. Lawrence F. ****^^B APFREOIATED GARDEIta plowed and hai^ hixe one bedroom apartment, ary ranch, 8 rooms. 2 baths, want tor a home In the low room, attached 2-car garage', Fiano,- Realtor, 648-2766 ed lots, city water. Hoyea DIAL 643-2711 $8 . Main St., Manchester. FOR SALE—1969 white 14 OU. erator, washer, kitchen set, 2-car garage, over one treed Agency, 648-4803. rowed. Call 649-6096. all electric kitchen with dls- complete^ bedroom and living STARKWEATHER STREET- twenties: Prime location, 4 ^autlful view, $31,000. Phll-| Charles Nlc^^ Opin dally 7-8, Thursday 7-9, ft. refrigerator, with 80 ■». poeal, tile bath, waK-to-wall acre of privacy, full walkout, bedrooms, porch, garages . brick Agency, Realtors, 640 Saturday 7-4. freezer unit 648-1734. room, heat and hot water, $160 Brand new 4 ft 4 flat. Dcsir REPAIRS on aD makes of re Ing, heat, hot water, able location. Both vacant. cellar, dining room, kitchen and all in excellent cohdltion. 8464. MANCHESTER-BOL’TON Hne. frigerators, washers, ranges, per month furnished, unfur WYLLYS STREET — 240 toot GORGEOUS WaUpaper miwals $99 monthly. J. D. Priced at $23,000 . . mort with built-ins. A home with a T .. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- U ft R built 4 bedroom ranch and dryers. All oil burners nished $120 per month. Paul P. dlfference—$24,600. Wolverton 1577. frontage, 648-7444. 4 panels, $5.90 set Also 35 a s s o r t m e n t of good zlty, 643-6129. gage of $18,800 can be as 1 on beautiful acre 'lot. ’This Traihlt Reachiis Oir AdvtrliMr? cleaned and serviced. All work Flano, 643-0468. Agency. Realtor, 649-2818. cents waUpaper specials. Latex ranges. 643-6683. sumed and we will trade if BUYING OR SELLING home features a very brigW l o T to sole, e«- guaranteed. 649-0056. FOR RBNT—Five rooms, stove necessary. T. J. Crockett, WOODBRIDGE ST. — 6 room and airy plan, abundance of p ^ t $3.50 gaUon. Blrge and BEAUTIFUL 4 room furnished LARGE five room ranch, tile cellent location, 70x148, all BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN and refrigerator. Also, two apartment, second floor, quiet Realtor, e48-18‘|^. ______home with ne% heat, enclosed hardwood cabinets, counters M-Hour Aiiswtriic Senriet * TYPEWRITERS — Standard EZ-DU pre-pasted waUpaper rooms not furnished. Tel. 643- bath, 2 fireplaces, finished rec porch, garage. Extra B zone REAL ESTATE utiHties. 648-6129. TAKE YOUR UMB PATINO! residential neighborhood, bus and closet.s, 2 baths, 2-car ga and electric. Repaired, over 50c roU up. Bcrubbable vinyl 8068. room with fireplace, garage, lot that you could build on. Va hauled, , rented. Adding ma waUpaper, clooe-out reason 1, 2 or 8 YEARS TO PAT service at end of street. Adults Have assurance of experienced rage. tennis court, and much, MANCHESTER — Burn Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted— ^Male 36 Coventry city utilities, combination win cant. Were asking $18,900 , . much more. J. D. Realty, 643- chines rented and repcUi^. able. Guthart’s, 194 Maple Ave. "SUPER DELUXE’ only. $110 per month. Cktll 649- dows and doors, aluminum service. Call Realtor, Stanley ham Street. Wooded buUdtag Frat to HoraM Roadari who knows???? T. J. Crwkett, 6129. lot 156-420, no Improvemante, Pickup and delivery service. ROOFINO — Speelallxiiig i«- DEPENDABLE WOMAN—Gen EXPERIENCEO painters want Hartford. 240-1589. ' 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE 2846, 1-6 and 7-8, for a p ^ n t- VELVET LAWN awnings, amesite drive, nicely Realtor, 643-1677. Bray, 643-6273. ALL 100% GUARANTEED ment. $3,200. Owner 648-8887. Want toJonnatlon on one of ear elaaatfled advertlaemeataf No Yale Typewriter Service. 640- palrlng roofs of all kinds, new eral bouse wen-k—onall adtCt ed. Steady wwk tor right m «L You Ought To Live In landseaped, attic ceiling ex ASSUMABLE 30 year mort answer at the M^thone itotedf Simple eall the ^ roofs, gutter wortt. eUmneys family. Two days a week. In Call between 6-7, 688-7766, or IT’S INEXPENSIVE to clean ONLY $444 siuTounds this 5H-room haust fah, large attic storage MINUTES FROM downtown MEMBER MULTIPLE rugs and ujholstery with Blue $14.08 Delivers gage, out of ‘state transfer. 6 cleaned, repaired. Aluminum reply please give references. apply in person 44 Bayberry , Beautiful New Business Locations Ranch. Countryslze kitch mace, excellent location. Manchester—Unusual 7H room LISTING room Xl ft R built ranch, mod MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stone siding. SO yeara* axperianca. Box BB, Herald. Road, Glastonbury. lautre. Rrat electric sham $14.08 Month en with bullt-ins, Texas size Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. ranch. 3 or 4 bedrooms, living Wanted—Real Batata T7 walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter pooer $1. Oicott Variety Store. For Rent 64 em cabinet kitchen, basement Free estimates. Call BOwfoy, — YOU GET — bedroom, complete intercom room with fireplace! paneled garage, oil heat, large treed ANSWERING SERVICE races, hatchways, dry wells. 648-8881, 648-076L IMMEDIATE OPENING for AUTOMATIC transmission me throughout all add to its BOLTON—’This fine listing has den, family size kitchen. Ideal ON THE MOVE . Lot a lo 16-PIECE BEDR(X>1I COLONIAL OAKS STORE FOR RENT with at lot. Kenneth Ostrtnsky, MLS— All concrete repairs. Reason dental hygenist to work Sat chanic, GM experience neces PRE-SEASON Bale picnic (Bf stone front beauty. $16,500. the homey old New England setup for in-laws, $21,900. Wol COVENTRY----- Extremely neat cal Realtor assist you. You 18-PIECK LTVINa R